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Army Orde err.
WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJurASr GENERALS OvyIcE,)
Washington, November 10, lsas.


Wa, p,..,xx,1 Army A.Ty, Order. o,,,,.,
and sppainr%sn. l. be- army of tn. United
neia x e Jsy snes the publication OF
I--PRoMorroNs
s..,,. G corr, o. rerGssAsa.eAI rsessnas
J..ly IA, lsas; vice 1asner, deceased y - '.'' '''
July H. Sss weSs smith 10 d Second 'a''
sse0 S,.s OF - S1ss
septemtersO ls4s, vice Lowry, resigned.
Second Lieut. samuel r chalfn to be- First Lieutenant
N SrsYs Ls S vice Smith 70 m Second ...s
nant Ss1snSsr5 is 1se cSai pr % accom- '
Second Lieut. Charles Grimm to ba First lieutenant June
80 isag vice Sears resigned " ~ N''
Breyet I'd Lieut. Thomas Hane Of the First Artillery
to be Second Lieutenant July Si9 vice Griffin promoted
Brsyet "a Lieut. william siyey 70 be Second Leutsnaut
r,...,,. FIRST SCI nEEr o. ISTAsrnI::, 49,.
second Lieut. Frederick Dsnmsn to be First Lieutenant
Brevs "a Lieut. Daniel Huston Of the Eighth Infantry.
to be Second Lieutenant June 80 Si9 vice Bradford re-
R.xs % Liant wi,,. IT I, y, tho vourh Infantry
NOTED e''A1 '''"''A'A' Oh '''' '''' AA'A'
ssoord IisSt NsI nsi ~ 20 hs F;rst I.utsnant
June s. isis. Vice jaws deceased '" ~ --''
Breve I'd Lieut. Thomas right Of the Seventh Infantry
to be Second Ostober sig vice HARRISON de-
''A'''' SIXTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY.
ID.
BrsVe "a Lieut. JoSn T. TaSS to Se Second Lieutenant
i r1i Hs Rr on GsSAsrnr
nant, September II 1919. vice saxey, resigned
Lieut. John Bsaay to be Captain
vice Gste, deceased.
june 20, ls49. vice Booker, deceased.
june q. isi9, vice Besfdsley, promoted. ,".1.'-.
Second Lieut. Washington Street. to be First Lieutenant
August q lSiy vice Hanson, resigned u,-,,
"a Lieut. W lillian L. hechng OF The Third lntan-
t sry Second Lieutenant June &C. @ vice Pitcher
M C. II hs ots n, nra
to Il Ss
mmArrolSTMEsTs
Isaac Adkins peisware to Be Assistant Surgeon No
zSss of Pennsylvania. be A..s.n. Surgeon.
Thomas n Getty, of Virginia. to DO Assistant Surgeon,
Nathan w. Brown. Of New Yori to be- paymastor septom
Albert Johnston Of Isxas to DO Paymaster October 3d.
"''' VICE i'fss'h' deceased
HIncAsUALrIEs.
pI saq H. S"ii'' Corps Oh IoposrApnio" Ins'-
Csntsi5 william rustis Ia. Dr.goors Aryusta 1870
1879 tain Ferdinand s. A0mf0ra LIST Infantry August S
r, Lieut. Albert Lowry I'd Dragons September 80 1872
1871 r' Lieut. Grafton D. Hanson 9th Infantry AuSu
Is.1 49, MACY ~" ~>f'~~N-
~ h ia'. Il, ;.. usp uoo.,, q, r,.u, q. .,u
Dfe.et IL, LIEUT. beohey "a Lieut. Oh Afsh-
ier! , octo'sr OIL, ioi9. ,v.,. f., v,., o,.. n.
psTtms nj, June 20, isig. '''''' 0''A~"''
Commissons vaeated under the prorisions Of the 7h sec
lion of the act of June Is, 1876 ~
Captain John r. j. o Brien, Assistant sster-
4th ARTILLERY. go,
Deaths, (l2.)
Colonel James Duncan Inspector General at Mobile Ala
bama July 3. 1919.
Breyet Lieut. Col Samuel McKee, Quartermaster at ST.
LI s,v, MI ISy II @ ,n
fredericksburg. Texas. June %, 1919.
Bevet Captain Leondas Wetmore lst Lieut. 9th lnfan
try on the Upper Mississippi river Noyen Der U.s. 1872
brisse New Yors NoSenie5 sio Hf'e'y' "ns'
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Hiss ., Tfir SoUrHrR- WESTERN Rtvsss The
Matches C0,ier OF the 4th The river has risen
very considerably within the past thres
and nov much higher than usually IL at this
con OF the year. We notice that considerable alarm
exists Ia many places that another inunda,iop with
al It's fuiDous consequences, IL at handn
The Copcords fnnHtg,nssr, Of the 18th inst says
The ver at this point has risen since osr last publ
cation i've feet and IL still coming up rapidly has
rsen within the last two weeks at least thirteen feet
LOCK- cut for your levees Yesterday We had informs
ton that the liver has risen high that the 10
running through the bresch at the ssuve crevssss
The Nicksburg Sentinel Of the 18th met says The
river At this point has risen many days
snd ttil continues to rise very rapidly
The luinte Coupee Echo a the 18th inst says
Ihs Nisisppi continues TO rise with unprecedented
rspdity The places where the occurred 10
TINS parish are In the condition that the food left
them. shd, unless immediate measures are taken TO
FER similar and disasters than experienced
durbg the late high vatsr II the works required
bot commenced the soil outside Of the levees will
be submerged and the difficulty Of obtaining earth to
construct them will be increased the ration
vstsr viii MI mp the places whtre the earth IL dug
from, and give than double the labor requi-
site Again, We earnestly invoke the Inspectors Pc
oist.y at any expense and cave the parish from the
threatened ibubdstisn ~
The smdtp (ArkD Gazette of the 9Th inst says
F" The Ouschta river after q sueht decline OF few
FEET bss sssin commenced rising and from the guam.
tty OF rain which seems to have fallen overflow 10
anticipated"
The PIsquemine serssreI OF the 18th inst says
This bayou 10 again In dpe savgsb. order and ssvs
rel bcsu have pssses through IL since ourlsstn
the Little Rock Bsnrs', 81 the 11th inst says
There plenty Of In the river boats Of apy
s4s,s. and II " still risipg slowly"
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CranLSsIos st amship southerner-Rev James g.nyv
,Wogsn Miss u Newell. Mas Ewap, N Haisht Il sexousn.
s,c bydsn. n,s Vary Henderson,. Miss Bapyood Mas
MoDonaldt Wn Pierce. Isaiah Atkins, n W Abbots " n
Blseslsr ceSles and lady ss. Budd, Miss spen-
n Berry, Miss Hall. Danl Trimbe and "a miiv
french, Jane. Orr, Albert Hobby. John McCsrtisS
Ihos smith and lady, A nenstov and lady. Reese 8
a A. psvi' ni.. Reed nsuSh. RPsnasani, L De-.
We, l. srner Miss Barton, Mrs Hall. WIN Jaotsos n
roele james Henderson. 7 Evsns WIN n Rick A visie
WCsukins. ushsr. W Brown, T Bowers. l. Bowers
Donigsn, LAYING. II Bradly-10t In steerags.
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DssrsUcr.c rHS Dsror rHs RrcHsosD, VI, Z,
HsIsosD.-rhe Richmond pspers, ~ the 2jth inst,
give account OF the burning q the depot In that city
ON the 24tb inst Ten freight too baggage and one
secsDd cla passenger cars. we're destroyed besides
2t7O bushels q wheat 2i2s bushels Of and use
barrels OF corn. The company we're fully insured on
the building snd cars IL supposed to be the vsrk
" an incepdsry
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tion owing the supplies Of island CROP Freights
continue dull owing to the insignncsnt quantity Of
produce at market. Two small Spanish vessels
taken for Falmouth and market. at "a 5s and 81 6s
Hamburg brig Of 100 boxes, chartered at f2 IS
to load nolassss for Loadon Liverpool being the
fret transaction here under the modified form OF the
navigation laws in England For bark, Of 800 boxes
for New York " rails per box were given There Is
no quarantine imposed on vessels from the United
States, II bringing clean bills of health Such come
from ports Of Europe where the cholera still exists
subjected to Q short detention. Exchange The last
sales OF sterling bills were at 10 l0n per cent prem
but higher rates are again asked New York and Bos-
ton, u l per cent prem.
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Died.

On the 28th inst at the residence Of his father 2S6
Pearl street, Brooklyn, q. T.. PARRY, infant Of
Thomas J. and Eliza Leavitt, aged year months and
days
Saturday morning, goth, of Group, GrNEvEvE AucUs-
ia, daughter Of Isaac and Elizabeth Briggs aged
years, IL months and % days
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, Msndsy, 3lst
at O'Clock, at ID Hester st. Her remains will be Ia
ken to Yonkers for interment.
December 9th, Mrs JOANNA NJ PALMER, reot Of 10
seph D. Palmer and daughter of the late Captain E.ab
Sturtevsnt.
The relatives and frienus of the family, and those Of
her brother Seth Sturtevsn aud those of her brother
in law, Dr. e. b. Archer invited to attend her fu-
neral on Monday next, 3lst inst, at O'clock A. NJ
from her late residence, No 532 Grand street. Her
remains will be taken to Perth Amboy for iuterment
OF ErysipelaB, on Wednesday, December 26tb, after
eight days sickness MARIA Nc AuLEy aged 20 years.
native OF thecoupty Westmeath Ireland.
On Saturday. December 29th, lS49, ELLEN, only
daughter OF William j. and Ellen Z Hooker, aged s
months.
On Saturday morning the Goth inst, Mr. CLOVIS Al
LONE OF dysentery aged az years; native Of Picsr
dy, France
The friends Of Messrs Commerford and Redgate are
invited to attend his funeral from his late residence
No 4O4 Houston street, between Elisabeth and Mott
street, this afternoons at O'Clock
Weekly Report or Deaths,
the City and County of New YORK; ed day
december TO the 18th day OF December 1Sig
Men, o. Women, 90; Boys, 81 Girls, C0-Total. 2S5.
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FURTHER DISAPPOINTMENT OF THE GAINES CAsE.-This
again called yesterday, but again post
poned On a suggestion that the holidays we're APP
preaching aud weud interrupt the trial il 1t
mepced. IL therefore continued till after the holt
days when Judge Mckinley is expected to arrive In
the city. and assume his seat the Circuit Court
bench II will be Of the most interesting cases
tried in the United States In reference to
rious statements observe In the New York papers
in relation to Mrs Gaines may observe that she Is
at present here and has been here for time and
could not have been in New York to receive the bou-
quotes which said to have been sent to her.-N
O. Della Dec Is.
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The Detention OF tire Ohio at New Orleans.


SoUrH WEsr Pass, Dec I, 1849.
To THE EDIroR OF THE New YoRx HERALD - .Ll.l
Sm-You will please allow the Of your columns,
for the correction OF the writer In Weekly OF No
vtmber th in relation TO the detention OF the
ship Ohio at this place, her trip OF November LIST.
He says They left New Orleans the evening Of the
3lst with pect Of apid home but owing
to the careessDsss and stupidity the part of the
pilot In attempting to take her to low water and
out Of the regular channel he her aground and
manned sixteen hours Sir II have attempt
ing to the bar low water he has also erred in
computing time and the detention of the ship, she
grounded Ton the bar and out Of the regular chan
mel the writer would have it believed) at about
o'clock the morning Of the LIST, and went of the
evening at O'Clock. which makes but twelve hours
instead sixteen the writer asserts He also ASSERTS
bar at low water. 1t Is admitted I hope the writer
will then admit that high water would be the proper
time for crossing; provided however, that 1t would be
In the DAY dime; but at the time in question: the tide
served at o'clock at night and think prudent
pilot would then attempt the bar with such ship the
Ohio The question Is when would be the most suitable
tiae fer the purpose! should say night pos
that would bring nearest to high water this being
tho 1t gives all possible advantage Of the highest
water But then, sir, 1t will be perceived, the ship
has been at anehor inside, awaiting those sdvsn-
tsges and brings o'clock and, her real
detention, under the circums distances, would be but
three. instead Of sixteen hours, the writer makes
out will now add, Mr.. Editor the Ohio Is 900 TONS
"a inches more water than wa have the bar ct
very best tides which give but Is feet aud at neap only
10 feet. Such ships the Ohio, fearful will DO
subject to more detention than her have anti
cipsed at the mouth Of and in the Mississippi river
Respectfully, GEORGE FALCONI.
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TYR SUo,s Cnor ~ LoUtu.ss For some days past,
rays the st Frspcisvils Chron,ci, q the 18th the
weather has been extremely cold and Indictment The
sugar ssuter~ ~ our parsh TOOK the precautionary
steps necessary to their from the Ia reezs
The sugar crop tie highlands has been remarkably
good although the yield has not been abundant ~
IL you'd been had th. weather colder the
earlier part OF the season the ssccbsrins matter not
being o. sweet ~ ~ ~ould other~ise have bees
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Passengers Arrived

Lvgnpoor-shp Pbiade phis- Mr. and Nr, Crof u,ss.~
Fitzgerald. ' ' 'A''s
CiDIz-sbp Elizabeth Hamilton at Portsmou,b-c.,, "a
- - " ~'' -"- ''"3 WE
vLoSpos-Bsrh Theo.sna-hi" Mary III chapnan Of New
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Announcements Of Births, Marriages and Deaths
inserted unless duly authenticated aud pad for
>.~>>N~O~~o~~NN>>~NoSN>0~~o
Married.
On "Wednesday, 9th inst at Grace Church, Newark
N. j., by Rev. Mr. Watson JOSIAH q. LoaIsa and
CHRISTIAN W. REsToN, Of Boston.
In Baltimore 18th inst, WILLIAM HvIL, Of Newark
N. j., to MAHALkY PErRosE, of that city
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Our Baltimore Correspondence.

Markets, &c.
In the Baltimore -four market the sales Of the week
have been follows: On Saturday, 100 bbs. Howard
street at 81 rs; Msndsy 600 81 esal Tuesday and
wednesday, nothing done; Thursday, loo bills How
ard street At 81 $50 and 100 do At 81 62X Friday
500 bbls Howard street at 81 g. and 400 at 81 g. The
only sale Of City Mills. Of tie present week. on
Thuredsy-1 4e0 bbls at 81 rs. Exported this week,
4l90 kbls. Corn meal dull; sales but quoted az So
Per Dbl for City Mills Wheat.- Prices have been fully
sales yesterday OF good to prime red at 98c
81 o. aud white at 81 03 81 90 per bushel Corn
Sales of white yesterday at 46c and yellow at 400 .
Soc Oats In good demand, and sell from SOC 3sc.,
per quality
The following all the the sales at the Stock
Board yesterday 0 shares Bank Of Baltimore, 93H;
10 shares Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 54x.
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and bank has been Inscribed by masters hand upon
the banner under which South Carolina proudly raj
liesn Tie bank Of the State II dead.
The Legislature have approved of the course Of the
Mississippi convention the Southern question. We
deprscste drcuseon much aye very much; aad nothing
bat absolute necessity will drive the South to H. But
now, the cry has become "the Union, made ard in
tended by fathers no u Dion - And rather than
submit to degradation and ures proposed by the
free sellers, would rather every town in the
South graveyard, and every village cemetery God
forbid that the sellers should force the thing
upon us With them be the responsibility.
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FOrelKp
Isrrrn BAGS Of steamer fmtrs City for chsrre Kings
ton Dab Psssns and California, VIII close Herald
sr.sis ss;,ns.r yill leave the Herald once who viii
Letter B.s BY steamer Caroline. for RE Jsnsro and the
P.ss - also oos. At ths~A'vs Oscs wednesday. Jan
L.rIss B.e. O..sam.r Empire CITY, for Kir,..on tJ.,.
'shsne, Reading Room, 81 Exchange. Wednesday Jan q
close At the above once on wednesday. Jan q
Herald marine Correspondence.
rHrLLnsLrsrs, Dee 20. PM-Arrived-sohr GaEeIIe,
Crosby so.isa .Ri Sssn PoTsa
ssS; s;pry Dss.y pSs 5..s Mary Ann Quest Holiness
miscellaneous.
srr hsRyLssp Rusrt, o. and from Baltimore for New
sssrs a, On ,Ss s sS u s. on ss
shes sns srsd on the morning Of the th. About three
.sS S g. s: The ship had ss.' ors. e.
more American that her cargo con.sd sss.
Rio eose. rs b,l.s donss,s pseisse, assorted iry
.undIe. Tbs vessel "a, built .. Po,.msusS Va, IN iSS
~, ss h is s'' TSs s ssrs,
N is s sSso '@s "sE,
$1,000 ...oI sisso North S%.ris.n Co. Pbii.
ss';s:s 5000 s%sr,s." 10000 Ss; S s.syI.Si s is
end sT Ss yi nj Marin. Marine 's & coz ys.
Isis Co. isS i e. s:s ,;: % s.s s,s: ..
some $1,000 o. more injured on The ..rro s.sds. sss
~ n, s, .,s rssss The
tsrrs saved $50 fhs Judge was TO give his decision on
the 18th Dec.
Bsnx DssARlscorrA, Hoves, reported on Friday ~
,ss .,s int k. West va. from Boston in ballast. ss.
much injured.
Bare Fnasers LoRpA lighter With good, from shi. brig
IT. this port for Apalachcos ashore the Torusss
fved Key Wet the 2st inst The lad received
no d,msfe and would be able 10 proceed voysys
Apslschcsls.
scss s.Saa Hswnror. Of Thomsssos, from New York
,sT s..sSn rrts 2. which and os h.e-n 70 be board
s We have not Learned particulars esoept that Cspt
Cloush sss taken o. and have arrived this
pert.
scrr INcrsass, westeOtt losSsd with coal. hound
ChsUestcn So was sunk the morning o. the 25th
above Delaware City boy By the name o. Geo Clayton Of
Brooklyn. vas drowned In ths cabin No insurance the
vessel.
whalemeu.
Arr at New Bedford 9Th ship Geo uowis,d Fisher Pa
sise ooesp III days re% Pats via Tsrg,ulir Cove. itSo
Lshsins, oet Ocnulgee. ssn,er Hole, 800 VII.
10 tE Avashoht, smith, Falmouth, 500 VII; Bth, Almra
Cefn kdssttovr VII a nbtste, had coo in seh lsstj
hrrst 90. Dot Sarah, ssttspoisst, 100 vh Majestic
NIB ~ 20 1880 ~h, Geo Washington, Wsreham 2sD T0
wh Ircns s,on. ie ~ 2fc0 vhj Covpsr NB 80 sp nD
h. 9Th 81 George, 900 eco vb. WIN fhompson de NIB
90 ~ SW WI Sh Columbs, sweeney, So, IS 80 IIoe WI
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PLACES or NArvIry-United States, lag; ireland, So
EnglandT Scotland O. Germany 10; France. 81 Unkuewn
From Hospital Bellevue, Ill Penitenary Hospital, Black
Wells Island l. Small Pox, do. Lunato Asylum do. 4
Randss Island. 6; City Hospital Aims House, Black
VOLS Island s. Colored Home s; Coored persons, L.
A. W. WHITE City Inspector.
City Inspectors Once Dec. %. lSlo.
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MEDICAL.
DgATNEss.-UsK

DEAFNEss.-UsK DR. kcNAIars ACOUSTIC OIL.
- Tor the cure OF Deafness also all these
noises LIE the eussing Of insects ir Of water vh.sins
o steam when are symptoms Of spproaehrs deafness
NJ pertons Who have ssen deaf for fifteen
year .nd we're TO pete afrer
tvo thrown aside these being maAs
perfectly we'll hiss cured % tp &fteen and sysr
thirty years standing Of deafness. Sold nv "
COhSTuCk n co. BROTUERS Jshp str..t
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n RIT ME- INTEL LIG f N 4 Z.
Port OF New York, Dec. 30, Is49.
Cleared.

Cleared.
III shIsrFIsnc5is pspaq, Collier San 5s.ncsso Kim
snewj Clarke nssPPoSl w. fhps nsui.i.a sa,sr
Tr @'' SS s's s:r. D':'n
cO southerner h Berry, Charleston, sponord Tlsssu
BARK ROsin., Wilson. Yer. Cruz, Barsou, Brothers.
c.; Nsris. Pierce: BefdssS1 pSrsnd = Co; A%stis.
Ws;f asss .ss; G.;
risi 1is; ss:':Ss Sntfs srls!;1
ysnnin,s AP,iaehsols Marion sl. ws.hins.on Nc Ann
Gunpcsser Barrier. Philadelphia; Jas II Do winsmOrs
siOop-charlo' Rhodes. Providence.
Arrived.
ship fh,i as st:sesssSsy verpoc 50 days with
were Is deaths on the passage, and about 40 sick.
shig Clifton Ibssrsc New Orleans. IS days with cotton
Ship Marion. Thompson savannah days. with cotton and
ship VIM Rathburn tnsw) Spencer. Mystic "a hours. in
BARK Thsc.sna sorland London IS day., with mds. ..d
sensers TO Crosby croeker Bssset. Dec Is lat so Ion
Bsh Leoses, Monroe, San Juan Nicaragua % days with
Bari Mary fioreass, cio, New orl.sp. Is day.. with
BARI Esaet stevens, Savannah. days. with cotton ana
rice. TO sturses Chairman a Co.
ocos II I.ds Dec ID lat p No. oa ~ IS saos. SsS
signals with ship Junata steering The was u daysN
gris s;T,ss Greeley Kelly par.S; o. u d.ys with ium
Brig Emily Nichols Charleston. days. with cotton and
10 J Gilchris.j vessel TO the master.
sehr Talbot johnson, Daren, Ca days. with lumber TO
Roxsnbaugr.
sehr Col ssttrly Davis Charleston. days with cotton
and rise, TO hoCready.
sehr ms. s,@ers Charleston, days. With cotton and
rice. to N hcCrcady
schr Exchange. Fields Washington NC, days with ma
val stores.
schr Hector tBr) Sterling sehodiac NB 80 DAYS With
ship hness. 90 Hahcht. Dec H. $50 miles W Of Bsr-
muda, In gale from NV, lost lib boom. s buwarks
and lost deck load and water f3d lat 30 80 Ion TO-
g,s si,h water BY 'ess from Boston bound % Norf.
rre leland We. supplied -ith provisions and By schr
Excelsior, Of this port, belonging to the underwriters
Below.
One brig
Sailed.
Steamship southernsr, Charleston.
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nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "PRAUTIcAL pRy
ys,e Irss,ise ssi 81 oreenvch street once bora
VITO Nhh. btosy. H., tSundsfs excepted Those wbs
apply In the early stafes will be surprised the rsrsis
ohe cure Structure and Seminal Diseases radically
nR; COOPER, DUANE srRERT, HAS ros ras
<t fourteen years, confined his prsotice ans
msst % mercurh sps other disesses % delicate
eure ne most sussstd eases Of ATS disease srs
nseharrsl - '~A''eN' 're'~
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vA ly foT cests BY Of the Pocket Escuspns Or
kverl One His Own Phy stefan. IL eonfdental siest
friend d private adviser enabling every conduct ~
ovn case 70 s.uccessfu termination. Edos
win enc hundred enrravng showing private
n,.one 81 the genestye system, every shape and
FORM ~ william feurg NJ D. The various forms Of scored
sees seminal weakness. diseases Of the postate siand
impsuney solitary habis Of youth. are faithfully de-
seribec and AL the reres gvea in plain LANGUAGE RE
ehsp,sr on s worthy Of particular attention ana
snona ee resd by every Any sepdns twenty
" cene enclosed In letter will receive one sopy OF ,6is
sooh ~ NAL or,is oories will be for Dollar Al
or,s IN W. YOUNG, l52 Spruce street, l.de phfa
snd for sale ~ s,ringer Totnssnd IN Broasvsy Va
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This prescription for political opnops has b.ep the
mesns OF exciung much angry feeling and IL looked
upon WIN une uec1fd by al British gu bile h.rs a.
"o'suon OF 'he nshn Of the ssbjeot. Even the
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JtPokIAnr MEDICAL woRK-RvERY ONE Az
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rest By obtaining Dr. Rslph PrsecaI Private Treas,ss
The nsure symptoms aud Of .ve
veneresi disease are plainly and distinctly described
ans diseases resembling veneresl Ito be found ossrl
Vn mnnrbstion or self pollution much Alma ~
Information given with the only true nj and cyrs
structure it perfect and radical ase the
the proper doses msde 81 preparing s
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nerslure. Seventh edition 32 %, With plates Free n
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NEW MEDICAL BooSs-A co,pIKTr ps.cr,c.I

NEW MEDICAL BoOKS-A CosPLETE PRACTICAL
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Weekly Report or Deaths,

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december TO the 18th day OF December 1Sig
Men, IS Women, 65; Boys 81 Girls, Go-Total. 2s5.
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