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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-02-02

From the Albany Cultivator.
Families who kill their own beef and
pork, always have various odds and ends
which may be wor ked up in such way
as to form some of the most wholesome
and palatable dishes.
TR1pE.-Take tripe as soon as practi-
cable after it comes from the animal, rinse
it well in cold water, and Immediately
sprinkle thick coating Of air-sIacked
lime over the inside; roll it up, and let it
lie till the next day. Then cut it in
pieces eight or ten inches square, scrape it
and put it in soak in salt and water, where
it should remain seven or eight days. or
until the strong smell is entirely gone
changing the salt and water every day
then boil it tender. 1t may Re soused like
pigs feet, or it may be broiled, fried with
sausages, or dipped in batter and fried
alone.
SousE.-Take pigs feet, the head, &C.,
and after being we'll cleaned. boil them in
water with a little salt, till the meat drops
off. Then slip out the largest bones. and
put the meat in stone jar or well-season-
ed wood frkin. Make liquor to cover
them, as follows: Take one quart of the
liquor they were boiled in two quarts of
vinegar, spiced with cloves, allspice, pep
per, and cinnamon. While the meat is
still warm, pour the liquor, boiling hot.
upon it. In few days it is fit for use ::
and may be either rolled in flour and fried
in lard or sausage fat, or warmed in lit
tie of the liquor, or eaten cold. The feet
aud shanks Of cattle, cleaned in the same
manner as pigs feet are excellent. When
sufficiently boiled, all the bones should be
taken out, the meat and sinews immediate
| ly chopped fine, and seasoned with salt.
pepper, allspice, summer-savory, and sage.
When wanted for use, they may be
warmed over in little butter, and are nice,
delicate eating-scarce inferior to oysters,
which they somewhat resemble. They
make equally as good souse as pigs feet.
The jelly which is left, after they are boil
ed, makes excellent blanc mango.
SAusAGEs.-Chop six pounds of lean
with two pounds of fat pork, four table
spoonfuls of salt, six ditto of powdered
sage, four of black pepper and two OF
clovss-a little rosemary may be added.
If not stuffed, keep the meat in tin YES
sci, tied down close; and when to be used,
roll it into cakes, dust them with -four, and
fry.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-02-02

BACK COUNTRY LIQUOR.
10 Bbls Apple Brandy 10 bills old Whiskey,
dec | | For sale by w L SMITH.
FRESH BUCKWHEAT.
Half and quarter bbls., known to be good. For
sale by WIN. A. GWYER.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-02-02
G r e w LIS r S,
NOTICE

large supply of CREw LISTS on hand, and
for sale lew, at the JOURNAL OFF1cE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-10

,s.s TR.scIscoI 10 the Marcia cissvos, from Boson
ket1s OCoBnel, jas Ford, n Carter, Young. fen
ny sahord visein Thee wigsn, Michael Welsh CAT
yiu Bsmlep Isaac Cove Henry Dyer, Ch.s DYER Lncos
Blste, Josiah Gale Chas N Howard Hall, Amos Du
ram, John Ross Jas oasn Bls,saes John Bacon. Hen
W kitshury, Las hauicis, Bigelow, stOdder
tbss sodder Cas- Bald win, Geo Damen. Rice. McMuen
yohrson, Jos Lindsey. JOB Davis and wife, Sulvan
slafs simon hoyer..ll.
skN FRsNcIsoo Ship Cithe r, FROM Nsntuoketoiiver
Corr, Master ksehauisl Coma, let Mate Joseph Bar
ieu 10 Mates Thomas King Fredetick starbvcs, Geo
stsrtuck Jesiah Ames Martin Tsylor, Isdoch smpson
Andrew Wycr, Antoine sylvia Saamen; hchard Swain.
let Steward; John Qunrcl "a stew ard John sc1tt do
Ceok fssstpgIs-k and Mrs John Crovcll Robertf Ma
oy, lillian Foger Jr Goorue lorK. unbert Cohn ST.
neon jenkins Obed Smith George Clark sylvester Hodges
Bu janin Chase, Lot Palmer Arnold Cha,e, Thomas w
Macy, Lea abod Bsekus.
Saw IRANctscc- schr Nsrv and Emma from Nantucket,
Capt David Patterson William Patterson keuben Man
ter, John BeaIse Davis Hall, and aimee Ryder.
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United States pistr,c, Court.

Before judge Eetts
DIc. S-Tbs United Siairs -. j " snak. Contempt
Of CouL--After htaring counsel on beLaI Of John \
Smith, captain Of the Task Susan Lutsig. who Is
charged with contempt Of court by running away with
the raid vessel from process Vt law.
Judge BErrs remarked that the representation the
sr,t Of the defenoant made b. hin through lis cono
sell n he had be- the yietm Of gross imposi
tion piaetised on him by others, aud had iaoocenty
been led to take the steps charged oontumaceous
dsobedisn Of the prOccfs Of this court 10 enable
him &c clear himself OF the alleged contempt the court
directed interIogstores to be fled To them he
swered deliberately aud on oath Ia open court ana ia
biz antw,rs r.cIstes the assertion trst be isno-
rant lis vessel under arrest ~ process out Of tue
Jpiieo States Court aud tns, two persons, asuu
ing TO be deputy Of the Mssbel Vt the pited states
60 whom he had been introduced ths night before
board the vcffe and declared there no autbo-
rty for d.taLng him. and ordered tho respoa den: TO
proceed with him 20 sea and assisted in raising her
cbtr aud getting her under Weigh and tbs, the
sIordent acted In good faith Ia the belief that such
person what he assumed 20 be- aud that his vessel
wa ightuy discharged The ShOle body of this re-
presebslpb proved slse b. the witnesses examined
IA CCuit smcnRst whom were the two persons referred
TO by the resIoadsn and u is most clearly established
that those ihGiscuals we're acousiDtGnces Of the
spcbdeLt csme On board a. HIS urgent opportunities,
sud be must be presumed e. kuO~. had no connec-
ton With the Marshss Office and 70 TO Interfere
With her custody The presumption therefore Is that
the whoe got up and enacted by the conriv
Of the respondent aud the presumption Is made
conclotire iron BIS DexlectIg 70 exsmiHe those
witnesses ~ t. the feet Il biz participation iu the
tfivbnco trotefty arrested By the Matshs process
81 Law " in the cUSOdJ e the TOUT rBis Il snphs-
ticsJ 20 in proctedugstn rem ia he Admiralty Court
Any ublasful interference with that possession b.
individual, With intent 10 desst the custody snd take
the property cut oi the control o the process g.
tempt q the authority oi this Curt, aud punishable
such under the laws 81 the Cntod states by fine
imp is,Lnent at the discrttion OF the the Of
fence 81 The respondent " msde clear beyond sba-
dow u n dcrbt and accordingly pronounce him guilty
Of The ccnt,mpt a. Cont In the matter chsrged
sgsinst HIM but In order TO be better informed %
hue pscunisry ability sbd ALEC Of the suount OF SEXUAL
charges Incurred b. the Msrhs In consequence uf the
ctnsUct a the respondent the Court deferred the
70 TUESDAY pCEt when the punishment viii De declared.
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Important from Mexico.

ARREST OF IHE FRENCH CONSUL AT MATAMORAS.
From the New Orleans Picsyune, Dec.
We have received some information relsti to very
high handed act lately perpetI.ted by the government
authorities at atsmoras which involve President
Herrera and bis administration in very unpleasant
discussion with France, and possibly with this govern
msnt Some weeks ago We extracted from the Bro WIS
vile Flag paragraph relative to az accusation made
sgsinet the French consul at Matamoras of auduly
me ddlipg with affairs there that did concern him
and being Of the chief agents In supplying toe
Ben P,blico Matamoras paper with viupsrative
tcles against the authorities The Consul
rejected the imPuston and We thought tho affair had
there resttd IL seems such IL not the csse short
time ago he arrested with the editor Of the BEN
Pubi o, aud others, and was to be summariiy tran
sportd the capital to answer charges which will b.
preferred against him by Gen Avxlos, the Mexican
copnandant on the Rio GIAude. This is . aagrsut
breach of international law, which may be attended
With very disagreeable consequences TO Mexico. IA
order Of arrest had also been issued against OF our
citizens bu rs he wac not on the spot 1t was not exc
cutsd. We take the following from letter which has
been submitted TO by J. Mussina, Esq brother of
the American citizen who has incurred the pleasure
Of the Mexican authorities The latter gentleman 10
editor of the Brosnsyilie tlsg:-
CgsroH- House PoIsr ISABEL, Nov. 70, 1870.
DEAR sRAn item Of inteesi has Just reached us from
we're at & psae from y sSa
stating order had bees received for the srres.
A. Tevso editor Of Il Bie Public aad hat they we're
MT ats oeioeI y NJ il stated thai order
st o fSss Ss h H s Dqs
er the past week leaves to-day. As the
Cen slo and has ALEC made SIR o,ures go
se1Go Ssh haTs s d
e trst opportpn snd him 70 Mckee in order to draw
Ree have pressed on sussaa the im portancs Of due
me f,1nSs v S ss 9Ps y s@an ss e
AysOs yndiotve as learn and Will spare no piias
nent to fnd Il editor cf the nerican Rag possibly
r AZ any rate undera powerful efsrt to the city oil
Business calls Brownsville tomorrow, and have
shall be able TO learn facts from him. Your
/ dent Al "a 4
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The Boston Tragedy.

ZION lie Boston Herald. Dec.
Among the notes found Professor Webstcr's house
was fer SlCo, dated in ls43, which just due
snd had been cancelled and hied away IL not
dcri,d, but had apparently been paid, though not
Married 80.
The note for s2t5i due in 1851 aud endorsed IL be-
Hs,td 20 have been secured by mortgage this Pro-
fessors meteorological osbget which cabinet has been
sold within year. for 5000 TO association OF gan-
tomsn, who presented 70 to the Harvard University;
end the Is believed 20 have been paid the sale
q the cabinet alluded 70; the possession u al these
notes De thus fairly accounted for This nj least,
i legal pre- umption tn which buneat he IL entitled
IL has eesp discovered that some Tag tots hal been
caited TO the Medical college from Harvard University
hese have been atceFtaed To have been ouy bundles
Of grape vine cuttings cent to LIZ Anay zed by Dr. Web
tter, who Ia known TO be very good agricultural
chemist As these cuttings difficult 10 burn aud
there beirg great supply of wood and coal at the
Grove street medical N stuion cannot be supposed
that they sent there for frs~0od 10 effect the
consumption Of the remains OF Dr. Parkman IL 10 aso
stated that man by the name Of Cobb who keeps
the house Of Drs. Clark and Porter, In rleasant
street. and knows DIR Psrkman we'll Gays that he met
Ir Ferkmsn On The Com mon at half past o'clock 90
Friday afternoon, the Esd ult when DR.. T. last
Geen, and Is willing to swear that II him and
else that he ssw en- that day; and Tddt 1t OF no
other day heur that he hiu. This evidence will
20 show that Dr rarkmsn n he went into the Msdi
cal Hospital at half past O'Clock hs dag alluded
to must have come cut again and may account for the
finding Of his hat OF she wh.rves thu da that he
missing. There also many others who will
that they Dr. r. the afternoon Of Friday the 23d
~ Noysmber
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Tnr LATE tirE At FircHurRs, Mlss-The Boston
Journal Of the sth inst speaking q the fire At Fitch
burg, on Saturday morning SAYS The large building
vas three stories high and 100 feet in leogth By 80
feet vide, with l., 40 by 60 The other building al
joining, vas 100 feet loDs by 30 wide The premises
were occupied By Ileywsrd Conner, for the msnufsc
ture q chsirs Davenport Bridges Co, car maui
facturtrr, and J. 8. w. Putnam, machine shop The
stock, tools, &c, Of these firms destroyed In
cluded In the stock a Messrs. Davenport Bridges
Co., were sixteen hni,hed and several unfinished cars
and one snow plough. Messrs Hayward and Csmer
lost hundred aud forty four dozen flushed chairs
bs,ides other stock large qusutity OF finished
ohirsry was destroyed The Ices by this fire 10 osu.
mated 1T over $50 Geo. on which there was but small
Insurance. Tie buildings belonged TO Avah Grower
Esq, and were probably fully injured Mcssrs. Hey
ward aud Conner insured for s. 900 at the Fitch
burg Mutual Davenport Bridges bsd no Insurance.
pticy for s2Cco had recently expired. aud another
fer 5000, bad been terminated by them as W.
Putnam bad no insurance. policy for ~ SEQ had
,xIirCi
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supreme Court.


GENEhAb TERM.
DscrNprp ICY error Of the compositor, the fol-
lowing paragraph wa. nisplaced Ia yesterday psper
In the report 81 the Superior instead u thai the
supreme court" ~ which 10 would appear that the
former had 40 wbsrcns, the Superior Court IL
sitting end the supreme court General Term y
has adjourned over 20 ihursdsy, the .7th inst
"UtdSon Rirsr Edfirsod 90 In conseguepce Of this ar
eum,nt being heard vt great length snd the consie
rsbe importance % the the Court should take
further time 60 consider their decision and wouls
deliver their opinion that, well other
argued p November term. the last Thurfdsy In the
month. % whrh DAY The court adj Oufned y
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aware Of Mr.. Gays keen perception and distinct
membrsscs Of those Who dsposed TO revolt from
to visit coboign punishment upon them whenever the
opportunity may offer
Passing along the street the other day, observed
. rough dressed, pIsiD. farmer looking old man his
head adorned with white, crushed up tst hat after
what 10 known the Pale Alto style, aud With kind
OF halt limp, In his gait. Upon coming nearer, who
do you suppose this plain, sturdy looking republican
was Why one else but Col. Richard NJ. johnson.
~ Vice Presidents Of the United Staes the killer Of
tho famed Indian chief Tecumseh aud last not lea
the author Of the famous Sunday mail report which
put stopper the efforts Of the bSots fanatics OF
the land 10 arrest the diffusion Of information day
out OF every seven In the pear Ho often have heard
the wekn ring with the enthusiastic shouts and cheers
In his honor, Of the bold and nvlucble dem ocrscy
The old General seems In excellent health, and IL likely
yet to i've soodly number OF years while his spirits
you may be in wise depressed at the results
OF the recent State elections He Ia true sample Of
genuine republican, in heart and action; and thoagh
many may excel him in eloquence and ability yet
reached the high stations he ba, occupied in the
country actusted with more patriotism and de-
votion to the best interests his ctuntymsu This
Of men who dstipgushed the early history OF
republic Is rapidly passing away aud the Prssen
ration, alas seems TO produce but few of tssr kind
Some litts alarm is manifested here tho apparent
approach OF the cholera IL has. you knew, again
reaPpesred with increase malignity on the Mis-
sissppi, and have brought on the boats far
~ Louisville it is sad The continued milduess of the
weather also calculated to enhance these apprehen
sions
The results Of the New York election excite no little
curiosity here. The wings conscious that whatever
Of triumph there is on the side OF their party owing
to the and comfort their friends received from the
colered gemmen" Of the State not dis posed TO
nfest great deal Of exultstiop The democrats lad
how great cause for cong the
1t 10 the Old bunker national branch OF the demo-
cratic party Of the State that has succeeded aud that
the defeated candidates were Of the abolition, or bsrn
terDsd here by the members Of both parties OF the
character Of New York politicians in the aggregate 10
not very 8terDg to their regulations for honesty In
tegrity, fair dealing and not that their
appreciation OF them Is wholly erroneous.
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BsLrtNssr, Dee SIS o'clock.
n. HlsnD--
My pants pocket picked o. the Thilsdephis
depot while paying for tickets 20 this city this
mCbirR, e mall fob bcok containing SiiO IA new
bspk notes lo's, Sc and 2's-of the Broadvsy Bank.
NO police thcer a. De found The agent Of the road
said ledy pss rbbtd in H. manner, yesterday and
tbst 'uch light periofmancss are r. quent resse pub
li,h this, 20 put passengers ON their gGard.
Npeprcttuiy,
mo. Il. PETERS, Of New York
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scsnllp Csrolns. Marks Chsrcstop, 20 hours in ball
lsst, 20 scCrcsdy A. 60.
chip 1sntessee ook New Orleans - dsyt with dss
lac, from New Orleans fer Liverpool.
81 Chan lain tcf rhadelphia Decsn, New Orleans ~
dayt With o. dec 70 sutton Has had pilot board
Ship Catharine Heriest, Charleston DAYS with cotton
aud tiee Nsrdl. ID int, Oh Cape Lookout snip
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Political

The municipal election Of Boston comes on 20 day.
The candidates for Mayor are John z. bigelov, whg
and Joseph Hall, democrat.
The official returns from Louisiana. give Walker,
dem for Governor = sj0rity Of I,Oos votes De-
clouet Wig. The Average democratic maj orty ia the
State "a 1kO yotes
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Died,

On Saturday moIpiog after short Illness, ClrHg-
riNE NJ, wife Of David Seaman, ard daughter of the
late cameron Cor, AGED 20 years aud 10 months.
The relatives aud nienis OF the family are most re-
spectly Invited TO attend th. funeral from ST Ste.
phsns burch corner Of Brooue and Jhryste streets,
this tMondsy) afternoon, at 3 O'Clock precisely with
out further invitation.
On Saturday evening. tho s;h inst after lingering
Hines, OscAR B. son Of Rosw.l and Mary L. Hummer,
aged two yesrs aud four months.
The friends 81 the family respectfully invited TO
attend his funeral this NonJay) afternoon at O'Clock,
from his fathers residence No Butler street. South
Broohlyn.
ON sunday, the 9th inst Of old age. TtmorHv MuR-
nv sg.d 50 years, born In the fssish OF Gransrd,
County LoDgford Ireland
The friends 81 the family and his friends In general,
are requested 10 attend HE burial Monday the 1Otn
day Ct December from bis ratricks residence 45l
Twelfth street at o'clock precisely. NJ mo ear
iisess will be in attendance
In Brooklyn, on the 9th inst. Aosrs M.rtLpa, wife
~ VIM. q. Read, formerly OF Newport II L., and
daughter u Asion Clarke, tsq Of this city aged 70
years
The relatives and friends % the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral Tuesday. the
nth inst ct one o'clock, from ST Thomas's church,
Broadway, without further kvitation. Interment In
family vault at Marble Cemetery
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, Dec. Sc T. NJ,
The cotton market In the absence OF the steamer
news continued very quiet With moderate transactions
at about the quotations given below The market for
-four quiet, and transactions ia this State aud
Western brands light; the demand for the local
trade md for the East was moderate. Canadian was
quiet but steady at previous rates Southern in-
active, without any marked change in prices. Rye
flour continued steady, while corn meal was more
buoyant. wheat continued dull, aud sslos limited
The hrmnen Of holders checked transactions Corn
exhibited no material change, while sales remained
about the same. There was NJ marked change in
other descriptions Of grain The pork market was
quiet, snd GALES only made to a moderate extent at
rates given below. Beef continued heavy, and sales
moderate Lard was steady while butter (good STATED
vas firm, with limited Gales. Cheese continued arm,
and In ,tssdy demand. Coffee coatipned arm With an
upward tendency In prices The market closed sb Jut
quarter of q cent higher There fair demand
fer sugars but prices tor the week closed o. = to 10
lower nclas.ea was dull There OF the
new crop In Bret hands and the sales coadnei
20 The old eros ~ Ters at previous rates Thsre
marked chsngsi 10 freighs 10 Europe while the lie
msnd fer Giiforpis coniibssd good.
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CH.RLrsreS-steamsLip CsrelinA-capt BAKER. ] Kirr.
Henry Weaver, Jos p9crmap Barrow, Wilson, al
Ter, Bennett, ncd Robinson, Can't Johnson, Moore.
Ru,herford, KendiG. Hart Miss MARKS, Miss Phil
hps, srs MARKS, or d On deck
Nav OsLrsNs-shp Tonnessoe-Mr Bell, of New York,
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,I,nE MEDICAL WONDER oY rHE AoE-wATrg

Il Nervous Antidote. guaranteed 70 nsrragia 10
form and nervous debility in mind or body ~ remit,
ted " mail will insure BEETLE ~ medicine By eses that
vii restore 10 hesltb sId vror the rrosasd system
Direct. DIR WATTS, 81 WashibstSn street.
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TIE whole number Of slaves Ia kentucky, 1p5 ITO,
Viii, n are valued AZ 500 2al bi9
There good sleighpg a. Rochester, n. % on the
I !.
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Amendments

Appointments by the GOverDOr
Suffolk Co.-hsrcus A. Starr, Notary Public, In the
place Of II q. Derisg resigned.
New Nork-AndIsw Mount, Commissioner to super
intend certain charities in the place Of Wan +. Have
meyer. itsigned.
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TN THURSDAY evening the 9Th instant. by the Rev
Spencer n Cone, Mr. WILLIAM :. Suru TO Miss JtNK
\. Williams. daughter Of the late Ar Richard Wil-
Hams. all Of this city.
On the 9th inst, by the Rev. J. Law, ALrnEn DoRLov
Esq to Miss ADELAIDE ALJraNrrh. all Of Brooklyn.
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MEU1Gars.

EREAT SCIENTIFIC 1scOvERY-CURE ~ oNE
" day, without medicine .Why IL IT, thas DR. Iarp9St
has many perform for those who have beea dupd
BY tie aufekt' 10 because he W the meet sceutfc
titOnr Ter the " private Diseases IN hmeroA3 bis
French rtmsls pile will the obstinate Il
auft stou.
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bodily debility nervous affections and itnbeoity can
Only Ne procured ~ TALBOT Wh11s, 2 Nassau rtfecs
fer 10 10 pos I've fact, rt not grain ~ this most valus
be medicine Is in tie rrsfc,sior Of sny Other 81
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Married.

announcements Of Births, hsTrisgef end D,a,hs az
mot inserted yniess duly a,henticsts end pad for.
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M sDivAL ADVICE DOCTOR YOURSELF PRIVATE
Az W Tor cents by means Of the Pocket Ascuapns -
.yerl One Bis Own Physician 10 a cenaaeptiaL sjlss<
friend and private sdvr enabling every one 10 oopsrct ~
rn cssetos uccessful termination. Twenty Fourth IA
won With one hundred ersrsvinxs showing
sng nsomscns Of he senerstiys system IN every shs.s
snd fern, BY William Young, n. d. Tho variers frns ~
mpo,ensy solitary hsbts Of youth fsithfsy De-
sorbed, snd All the recipes In plain lanspa~s Tt>
SNAPPER structure 10 worthy Of psrtionlsr .ts,on 49,
should be read By every Any person ssrdins tv,r
I've oenh enclosed In letter. viii ON. cor ~
soes nail Or s,r oope. VII be sensfor one dollar "A
dress DR Wv YOUNG 10 street Phil
tcf sale By ewtngcr rsvnssna IA Broadvsy Nsv fssS
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EtR FFnALHS AND hALFss--DR LARZETTgs
JmOt ordiai or frucrestye Elixir prescribed Of
fectNe restorative Ia debility imp, tarTes
retf and ell irrcuaritie5 81 naure IL is all that 10
ses 20 be- via Natures Crest Restorative and remedy
tse In the arTed sate without 81 pfiLg IL Is cvraa
cure for sen nal eussous general dshty gles
OF the genital organs affections, lr corrhUa As
n vsoia 'ing medicine 10 uneguaef. Also certain
medy for nCp.ht eorsunr on nd sessn loss f muscular
eItrgy rfJtieal assiude, female vtaknsss debility Sa
Sold onlN A. % Iaha hr,aL
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Sc vener,l eslumn for the latest Marine
By magnetic telegraph.
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&ROn KEwakp.-okosssAN,s srEcIrIc xIx-

BOOO ture for the cure % sonorrhoa Ofsii rsmsdss
discovered for ts above complaint tas IL the
taoi 40 make srstdy aud permanent wi.hous the
least reets,iru in s; diuk ezrOsvrc change In app
cacn 20 business The rrrpritior challenges sngis Ia
Of recent soncthos % Ne brought which the
will under forfeiture 81 Spn Macy
tive dsys Sold at the Drug ~ Broadway q
Chan aso. NO. 10 Houae. 3rosd
way M iaa Fulton atreot. &c ras q