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for lover about IL 600 bushels changed
banda a. 5se . Gle for Western mixed. Rye L. quoted
SHE sales de- OF GO" bu heIs Of Oats 1t 40
Bosr September SOP ".
The msrh ct for cotton IL quiet ssies bsng condued
to usu ufsctursrs In -four there Ia good business
doiHg and we police sales of 500 obls including
mon Michigan SO At So 62k; d. G-nescs 1t
So e7h and fat hoop Ohio. at SIS rs For there
u steady deu aud, hut the market IL heavy yellow
IL quoted At oIo.; mixed, &C Csc 63na aud white,
at 6lc The sales Of the day bushels at quo
tstiops Small sales OF rye making At 65c. Oats
are more plentiful and lover abou. 10000 bushels
char ged hands at SIC for Northern The operations
In proviops mostly for the supply OF thu regular
trade. Lard, In barrels. Ia selling at 6Ac a7c.
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We commenced, last Monday. the publication Of the
Dstisv Weekly Herald to which have called the st
tsDtion sf and the public and shall
Dus II regularly issuing it every Monday afternoon
viii son'an all the intrllgsb Of the week that
does not appear In the Weekly Herald and will form
We think very interesting and cheap sheet for
try circulation win be- regularly mailed to all psrts
Of the country, at dollar per annum, payable In
advance
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t.tf WASHINGTON, August, 1919.
The Administration and Advantage Of the
Acqutsttion of that Island

.tltf WASHINGTON, August, l649.
The Naturalization and Advantage of the
AeQ~isitio~ Of that Island.
The tone of the Southern press, on the question
of the annexation Of Cuba, is emphatic. There 10
no reservation of doubt or nexpediency on the
subject. It lisa foregone, conclusive, an inevitable
necessity, and a certain result p. M. G.. Cola
mer, among his constituency in Vermont, does
not talk more enthusiastically Of the prospective
remuneration OF Canada, than do the citizens Of
the South, Of all parties, Of the suspicious eourse
Of events tending 10 the acquisition OF Cuba.
The cabinet, IN the mean time, standing upon
the cautious ground Of neutrality, are casting about
them. rather for the means Of evading the respon-
sblty of annexation, than for the circumstances
by which TO facilitate it, The island 10 hampered
with so many obstacles that Mr. Clayton 10 just
now AFRAID to touch IT, except in vindicaton OF the
honor of our government, and then only 90 Tar a.
10 obtain the requisite satisfaction from the Span
ish authorities.
General Taylor. we believe. is in favor of the
acquisition Of The island; while Mr. Clayton and 9
majority Of the cab ret are, yet awhile afraid OF
il. But the work will have to be done by General
Taylor, or by his successor.
The advantages to the United States Of the as-
QUESTION OF Cuba, wi be ten times over the advan-
With regard 70 Cuba, our advantages WILDE direct
and IDcalcuIsble IL will give usi-
!. The lock and key Of the gulf
z A halfway house for the Pacific steamers.-
And, although II will prevent, TO considerable de-
gree, any further collection Of duties on sugar, mo-
lasses, rum, coffee, tobacco and cigars, the def
cheney cun be made up on coal. iron, &c, &c.
3. II will develope the resources Of the island,
and cheaper the necessaries OF coffee and sugar TO
the whole people Of the Union, while, at the same
time, IL Will open new home market for our
breadstufIs and provisions, in exchange for West
India products, free Of duty.
A IN al" mi. of fvrrv1 hD
cold winds OF the North to our consumptive inva-
lids and birds Of passage, and establish a tide Of
winter travel to Cuba, which will give largely III
creased employment TO commerce and all its
agcncies.
The island Of Cuba must become an appendage
Of this Union and fortunate will be that adminis-
tratIon which shall consummafc the acquisition
IL 10 the duty Of the government To promote peace,
and there Is surer method Of securing peacs
with Spain, than by the acquisition Of the island
Cuba. w.
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Nav oais.ss, September 1879.
Cotton-T There we're ssies Effected yesterday Of 200
bales co,tor at full prices, including new crop from
Burr.to September e-eP VI
The rsce,pts since yeetordsy we're Flour 700 bills;
wheat IS eco hu, b-ls; corn. " coo DO There mo-
rate demand for -four but the market "a heavy Win
down ard tendency in prices. For Mchiss. brands,
o. 80 is ssk.d and - "A offered Wheat " quiet the
only sse ported Being 400 Bushels Ohio st S3so
Western, at Soc closing dull Frcishts TO Albany re-
Alrary, September s-sP. ".
The recsipts since yesterday .vere-Flour, lsOoo
b.rr.ls wheat 10 600 bushels corn, 900 do Flour
A. In moderate demand At pricse shade IN svor OF
tbe huy.r Wheat continues steady and hrm, vita
mss 81 8 900 bushels Genssee, at 81 iss ls%. The
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sPORTIN0.


ClNTkEvlLLE E-fR0rTIN0. -SIXTEEN
" horses IN the field This Is the number Of
ever brought together the turf day the United
States Monday, pt 10th, at ii o'clock, A. NJ precely
Purte s25 mile heats in harness Mr. Warner PM
fer Bartines Rendeer MI Krhoe Paul Jones'
o'clock T. M Pacing purse $50; mile heats best in
harness. e. BsrtiLs enters re- spaDge Conway enters
G9'eloeh p NJ Pure $50 mile hea.s to $50 lbs
LoDwsy enters 4. Awful; Hoagland enters gr. z.
Whitey whelpey enters Kentuck q. Bartne enters
OBJ Jack Dow ms Former enters ch Mount Norris;
W. Whitney enters br T. John Hancock: J. smith br 4.
Pacific Immediately after, purse $50 mile heat, ses IL
b, in harness Bridge entcrs en- Trustee j. CONWAY
cutters b. stranger; W Reed enters g. Telegraph
Three trains Of viii leave the south Ferry Brooklyn,
for tho Cour e-viz; W, A at ~ M and IN p M aud
the sports each way Is eta
n. B-DinGle's celebrated Bra Rand oe
JOEL CONKLIN Proprietor.
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estruet,vc FIRE at Madison, Indiana.

MAstsor, INDIANA, September =, 1sso.
destructive nrc broke out In this city, commencing
IN the commission house Of T. r. Goodman Sons, on
the Levee Spreading to the adjoining buildings OF
Caleb woodburn, Blackburn jenkins, John Wood
burn, aud John Burns Co. The buildings. together
witn large amount Of stock entirely destroyed
Loss estimated at $1,000 mostly covered By insurance
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WASHINGTON, August =, 1919.
a Camp Aesfi~g IN the Old Domination Fbrmsda-
bic Assa~f UPON tho Prince Of Davkne" By the
Bftfhodrsfs of old Fairfar.


a Camp Mesfi~g IN the Old Dopiaion- f5rmsda-
be Assaslf UPON the Prince Of Darkness By the
Msfhodsfs Of old Faufar.
"shouti shout gaining ground,
Oh sh halle. bsile-iuysh
Wen shout Old Sstan's Kingdom down,
Oh halle halle luysh"'
Camp Meeting CAerws
While the fashionable butterflies, moths, and
beetles have been showing of at Saratoga, in the
grand fancy dress ball (Which, with all the efforts
expended to make it a nonpanel, appears to have
been failure); while the poor emigranis in Bos-
ton and New York still continue the victims Of
cholera and the land sharks while the delighted
yeomanry Of Western Pennsylvania are crowdmg
round the carriage Of the President to get sight
Of Old lack while the Captain General Of Cuba
is trembling in apprehension Of the invasion Of the
island by Yankee war steamer, now actually on
the way down while the hunkers and barnburners
have sworn q new oath Of hatred Of each other;
while the wings are scratching their heads, and
calculating how, IN the devils name, they are to
manage the next House OF Representatives while
the fashionable drones and the intriguing potl-
cisns are wasting thtlr time In stupid trvoties, or
in plotting new hunbags tor the public, we have,
st The same time, All ground the cities OF Washing
ton and Baltimofe, the societies Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church encamged in the woods, ptesci.
ing crusade against " the world. the flesh, and
the devil" and calling upon sinners TO " dee the
wrath to come"
ooh, don't roo hear 'sm bowling,
A hosting. o howling,
oh don't you lear 'em bowling,
Dosn, dom below :"
We have heard that chorus in camp; but we
must confess though we heard no bowling down
below" there was enough OF II to be heard IN the
pen where the sinners were gathered, screaming
"Mercy. mercy. mercy. Jesus,
Mercy. mercy my soul :"
Seven miles from Washington, over in Fairfax
County, Virginia, Che county Of Mount Vernon,
end the tomb of Nsshngton,) a camp meeting OF
our Methodist brethren IL now in complete opera
ton, under most powerful visitation OF the Holy
Ghost. To see the brethren in the altar (vsigSs
the siraw-pep) exPounding the ecstasies VI The
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Urea, September 9, 1s<o.
Dr. brigham, Superintendent and Resident Physician
ct the New York state Lupstie Asylum, died this
morning, nom an attack Of chronic diarrhoa His fu-
neral viii take place at o'clock on Sunday afternoon
The Hon. Henry Clay is expected to arrive here in
the course Of this evening lie Is to be the guest Off
HOLSTER, Eco, With whom he win remain until nsxt
Thuraday. when he leaves for the State Fair.
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John Mitchell, the Irish Exile.

Bosroy, September ga. M.
Captain Simmons, Of the bark winslow arrived at
New Bedford yesterday from the Pachc) reports the
British bark Neptune, Of London, at Pernambuco
The slst Of July having board the Irish patriot John
Mitchell, and other convicts, bound to Capetown
Aries. The Neptune had been 100 days her passage
from Bermuda and put into fernanbuco for refresh
m ents Captain Simmons obtained q personal inter-
view with Mitchell and learned from him that his health
was materially improving
Tour OF Lord Elgin-rhe Portland Railroad.
MosraxAL, Sept Up. NJ
The Governor General, Lord Elgin, embarked on
board the of steamer Cherokee from the High
lander, Prescott, yesterday.
The Devons, from New York, has arrived st Quebec.
MosrnrAL, September 8, 1s49.
We learn that Lord Elgin reached Queenston, with
cut landing on the passage up.
1t Is announced here that the Portland Railroad ID
under contract, to be finished to Shsrbrooke In
year aud tho whole line to be completed within three
years
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The Approaching Election I'm Ohle.-The
ApportiOnment Law, sc.

CiScINSArf, September 8, $780,
The wings meet to night to nominate candidates. for
the Legislature II 10 understood that they will sdhere
in their action, to the superintendent law which
passed in 1917 and by which the County Of Hamilton
divided the City Of Cincinnati being SGT apart
n the county, in sleeting representatives, Should
tas dsneo'ss ID to the old systsm, by which both
city and county voted upon one Legislative ticket
there will be two Gets Of returned end
the scenes enacted at the Capital last winter win be
repeated ct tie next session,
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Difference In favor Of the Hrsil.. $500. .eo,TA
This exhibits difference Of 90 IA 10 the daily sireu
laon Of the HElp that Of the Tnrscs, for last
vseh-s fact which viii be properly appreciated By
advertisers and men Of business throusbout the ecun
Try A word 70 the wise ie sufncient
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co N N eRClAl AFFAIRS.
HONEY MARKET.

Saturday, September 20 r. N.
The stock market has been quite active during the
past three four days and the amount OF stocks
pressing upon the market for sale has been
The bulls will get furfet, at this rate, before the
lapse Of many days. and find thst instead Of getting
rid Of their supplies at better prices, they have in
creased them, 1t higher rates The railroads directly
connected with this city have for the past week
two been doing good business and their receipts for
the month will doubtless compare very fsvorably with
those for che period last year This Is their har-
vert but then it must be borne In mind that citi
gems are crowdDg the city from every direction aud
that the sudden revival of business given great
impulse to railroad tranHc. We have no doubt many
will be drawn into these by the reports OF
receipts 60 during the next month so; but it will
be for the interest Of those who wish realize perma
neDt profit their capital, to walt the lapse of few
months, to IL this fair weather il likely We
not led away by these false appearances and know
just how much they worth The shrswds.t bulls
will no doubt avail themselves OF the Improvement to
realize and wait decline before purchasing again
At the second board there large sales Of Erie
Railroad 1t decline Of * per cent prices current
In the msrning The market closed buoysnt, aud the
bears were Offering any quantity of stock, upon any
terms, buyers and ssllers' option.
The following oounterfsits have recently made their
appearance
Us on the State Bank Of Indiana new plate roughly
engraved, and close inspection will readily detect
Them 6s the Farmers Bank Of New Jersey; b's On
the Eagle Bank Bristol, r. L.; SIS on the Commercial
Bank Friendship, N. Y; rs the Chesapeake Bank
Baltimore vgnette In the centre, two females, .
shield horses head, &c SIS the Franklin Sank Of
Baltimore, Md rs on tho Boston Bank, Mass; 3s on
the Springfield Bank, Mass; los on the Bank Of Cape
Fear, N. c.; b0s the Planters Bank Of Tennessee;
IS and To- the Grocers Bank, Boston, Mass 6s ON
the New Haven Bank Conn SIS tine Groeers' Bank,
Boston; EOS the Greenwich Bank, N. Y; Us on the
Hsgerstown Bank Md.
The pasting operation is very common way Of coun.
terfsitiDg IL Is done by FASTING as 5s l0s 60
1sor 2s and the words expressing the original value
Of the bill are defaced Tor sometimes srased and the
fictitious value substituted Another practice is the
pasting Of parts Of different (spurious bills together
and this is done with great deal Of ingsn uty-but
they all be detected by close inspection when held
to the light The better way is to refuse bills that
in any way deficient.
The following prices paid for the bills of certain
banks which have failed within the past year. at any
brok r,s Office I'm Wall street,-
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Subscribers In this city, Brooklyn WILLIAMSBURG,
Jersey City, &c, &c, are assured that the H-s1
viii be delivered their houses and stores 81 or before
dx every morning Those Who do not receive are
requested 10 nsfy Il the delay and shall a snee
Re remedied
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Rocs,sTSs, Sept rs N.
Az the freight train which left this city at 10 A. M
passing in the road few miles below Pitts
frrd. came in collision with the passenger train
which was due here at sH o'clock, killing one man and
voun airg two others slightly.
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PrrrspuReH, September 8, 1s4o.
The Hon. A. Newman, member Of Congress elect nom
virginia died In this city this afternoon after few
houra Nlnsea
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Health OF Boston.

BosroS, September 9, 1870.
During the week ending this day. there have been
Goa deaths-of which 81 caused by cholera.
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Did HuMker Convention NJ Madison, Wis

MADISON, WisconSn, Sept LINN.
The old Hunker Convention organised yesterday,
and adjourned to 8 o'clock this morning, whom the
following nominations made
FoR GovEREoR- Nelson Dewey.
Eos LnurKSArT-G ovrRroR- Samuel w. Beau
FoR 6HcReTARy OF SrArE-M A Bsstow.
Fon ATTORNEY GENERAL-Spark Coon.
FoR TREAsuRER-Darius fairchild.
The convention numerously attended, and much
unanmity and enthusiasm prevailed.
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Failure OF the southern Mail.

BALrisoRr, September SOM.
The Southern Mall has failed beyond Rich mosd, Va
Their. s nothing here Of suceat interest 70 be tels
srsphea.
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MUSICAL.


Mr.. PHILIP ERNST, PROFESSOR or MUSIC. AND
l teacher Of the Bohm other FLUTES and Guitar
removed 70 73 Brosdvs tLsfarge buildngsD and
g. second floor. New Yorh.
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DlANlNe MACHINES OF THE MOST APPROVED
quality, either % ror wood, part iron and
-cod npfAetured With DE- pseh sna ~srrsnted also
Extra nders hesds Knives and evsry
article connected ~hs Planning ssclns may he Obtained
Corner Of Green and rsrs streets, Jsrssy City, MI
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Prrrsnupeu, September 8, 1s1o.
The steamer May Flower hence for Cincinnati burst
her Ia, board boiler at Logstown by which eleven per-
cons were badly seslded but none dangerously.
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AMUSE m ENrS.

=
b s;:ss x.:sss, .s$.s.s s: ;:.sl:S
S'1.. herd Small S%s s s@ .ss% s Yong NJ
,i Ike ssss ss.as x. sIGf T rHss rA
n, hard rsrhsr Mr. ssvsps Jack adams Mra,lara Joe
s h.rhsr'; Mrs sroadisy Doors open a;
sk, curtain risss At N o'slssh.
CHANFRAu.s sATIoNAL rHsArRE-LEssEE AND
loh The win commence with the dr. ma Of
az. Js %sssss SF s'% as
s Ass hs NJ P f s'Ifnd .r
iunscn. Eqnsss T.y s5o Nile o sdslsss Mrs xss
D.s f%eS Ssrs
h,s Loetysr soss, 1ao; ~. lshe Doors open At ~
NJ If @ that III. POPULAR
will spn far the eleventh Monday Evening Sept
no Or @
Andrew. conS~ Ss Mss Marry
sSa Lazy MA a;r As5 SG,ss as RI
paeet II u. Prince albert Mr. COnoyer Qaesn Veto
To- r. sS ko6rs AFT rue
QARNuM's AMERICAN MusEUM-P r BARNUM.
nd d.
the afternoon ais ana evening TX ssaok.
The sr has u s"s s for s ssr sss the
ur.s alive These wonderful reptiles secured in
Tia. The live mammoth Crocodile one
w.el mor. The performances in the Lecture Room. the
sanss's Of c'm %sI %s"ssase
essrat,d E Also engaged psts a"rris Mr.
~ Merry held: Sesrs lark, Rose Warwick Higgins aod
peapeIe, Mss Sta hope. Miss Barton, and Miss West.
Ao IN sxh ton .sd NAV b. seen 1t all hours wsx Scrip
S.n Rosss Ss Frnn. Teller a cents
children pnoer 10 years. 12% csnts.
CASTLE GARDEN.-LAsT WEEK BUT ONE OF THR
~ glorious Summer FetesThrd appearance here of the
talented usretts Of Mile Lo-
varrey, Miss julia Miles, Mr. Hamilton. Herr Stoepei who
viii every night in the Grand Promep AIDE
which viii be followed by the nsoarsummsr Balls which
Polkss Waltsss, kc, " the muAo Of capital ball band.
Tickets. Is cents
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Patent Easmssiea P,a,es ~

the admiration Which they receive from al who have
had opportunity 20 Tue eoecton 10 the largest in
The rnl.d states No visit without meeting With
several familiar faces.
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pEyR FRUITFUL AND MULTIPLY, 1sA COMMAND
ID that shonid be eherfuy oheyed BY the children 81
For female and male Dr. Lsrsstes Jane Cordial Or Pro-
creative Brr rreserted sfccusl restorative IN
Of DEBILITY barrspn. and all irregularities Of II
Is all that yrofes 70 be Wis Natures treat v~stcrsve
and the married without ossprna
We certain cure for general debility weakness nervous
lsuecrrhos kc As an edisine 10
uptuuass Also certain remesy for rcirient eousump-
Indigestion loss of muscuisr energy, physical leesuse
sr.s aehy &c IL IL warranted - please the
user any above complaints ard 81 priceless vslse
these ~ithout sGrrne CautionThis eelsbratsd msd
enc eannet genuine uners the fac smie ssnsture 81
Judssn Co THE only Amersan agstsl on The rrsprcr
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The following Is the conceded circulation Aaiiy, fr
last week. of the two Journals respectively named .:
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nvrp Shoes OVER sHoyss-rHE UNDERSIGNED
" have hsrc ard offer for sale large assortment 81
s,i. Patent Leather Over shoes snd tcg made
without seam. will rip proof light neat
and durable Purchasers invited 70 cali and examine the
BY 4. wlNsH0P CO.,
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DODW ORTH'S DANClNC ACADENY, as BROOME
IA Broadw ay.-A bod worth would
seeuily TO his friends and patrons that the frat
Quarter Of the ensuing will commence Tuesday,
October at half p NJ for ladies' and children,
1ussdsy and Saturday. At half past 2 r H. for ssntemsn
Ing Class H. for Lades who not wish join the larger
Glars Private Lessons At time when with
classes. Academies and families attended reasonable
terms Every Of the u and fashona BILE
Dances taught For terms apply st the Academy Books
entrance Of pupils open.
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ron SALE AND To LET.

GALE OF $4,000 RAILROAD MORTGAGE BONDS or
- thc New Haven srd Northampton CompAny.-SeAied
Vsrs. I'm be received y The yndsr,ien.d their once
tnst at three o'clock p NJ for the WHOLE any of
hundred bonds sfonc thossand dollars each II hs New
ofyuy s6o ard bssrins interest a. s rate q seven per
cent encins the 10th day Of September,
1872 End payable the l0h days Of ysnusry aud JAY
each the Bsnh 81 Com In New York The
will be awarded TO the highest bidder and be paid for
on delivery ese bonds are isssed under act Of The Is
eafnre o. the state of Conpcut for the extension Of
eonpsnys railroad from Tarmnfon to the MAssaehussts
Stat. limo Springfield and for the eompiston Of The
branch line from fAripgten Coilinsvs aud New Hart
ford which With the thirty two miles sresdy Ia opersn
will nake sry miles Of rosd. the whole 81 ~hch
orsased 70 the Of the State Of Connecticut
payment Of the bonds which be issued the
Of the rslr nd under the Get sretad the whole
amount ci which bonds restricted W sad ses to third
Of the expended the said railroad The bonds
Registered IN the Once the comptroller Of the state Of Con-
nceteui. and are certified By him. WARD CO.
New Horh, September 1, 1s<o.
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TELEGRsPHle lNTELLiGENCE.


Some of the telegraphic correspondents seem de-
10 mined to bring dlsc,edit upon the wires We
daily receive dispatches Of what purports to be
news, or, what is worse, some silly announcement
Of the "sale Of fifteen shares Of some sort Of
sock, or that's "pugilist has just arrived" which
not only throws ndicule upon The whole telrgra-
phic system, but costs us and few other papers
considerable sums of money There was case
IN point yesterday. We received despatch from
Boston, stating that The ship Vandal,a had put into
the Iele of France This fact we published IN the
Herald on Friday last, and yesterday morning we
gave some additional news about her, which we
received by the Niagara; yet the news relative to
this ship was probably received in Boston from
this city
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RAMON by Dr. A. M naarioesu Professor Of DseAees Of
W omea- slIth edition. lsme.. PIP $50 Price 81 5000
eopiss cold In sin months
Years % susernr o. physical and mental sns.ish 70 maay
ve and pccuniary scutes 10 the husband
glt have been thousands would
loved thousands brehen In health vsuil
have hundreds new In their graves been s alive
By timely possession Of this work.
especially for tho married thoss coatora-
ps.nr msrriars as II dsolosss Important secrsss which
ehould be known 70 them particularly.
whose health does not permit Of Of
nily, "a is Of especial importance.
Dere sso. every female-the wife, the mother one
either budding into voanhood the the decline
years whom nature ocrtenrlsses nporant change
the ptoms and the eciens
ned and most certain mode Of cure in complaint
Witch her sex 10 sutject.
Liberty street VI Little 4 Co.. Albany r. Davis
Boeton " n Peterson, % Chestnut street Philadelphia
wilsm Taylor CO., Baltimore; H. Reusconi, New Or
leans; j.. n. Cvhbedge Savannah.
On the receipt Of 81 cory viii Ne trsnsmitsd ~ mall
IRE. 81 postage 70 81 the United States All letters
Ia" H.~ Soss s,sy. okss i,s rissrss ..r.~s