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The Boon Island Bird Trap. We have heard
many strange stories about the great number Of
birds which, being bewildered by the bright glare
Of the Lamp on Boon Island, fly against the iron
railing which surrounds the light with such force
as to kill themselves. We had heard that some
mornings several bushels OF dead birds have been
gathered up around the light, which had fallen
victims to the brliancy of the previous night
A few days since we inquired OF Capt Tncmp-
son. the keeper, whether there is any truth in
the stories. He says that such devastation was
not oil daily occurrence. but that frequently a
large number Of dead birds was found around Il e
lighthouse. One morning, about three months
since, there was rather larger number than
common His assistant, Mr.. Fletcher, gathered
in one heap three hundred and sixteen birds.
which had fallen the previous night. There
were in this heap at least twenty varieties OF land
spd sea birds-some of beautiful pfnmage, such
rs ne had never seen before Walking around
the light, Capt. Thompson saw many more, which
would have added largely to the heap
Portsmouth Journal
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TIE RUSH FOR CALIFORNIA. A gentle
man of this city, applied few days ago to M essrs
Rowland & Aspinwall, of New York, for a pas.
sage in the November boat from Panama to Cali
fornia. He was Informed that in a few hours after
opening the books for this boat, every birth WIS
taken up, and they have since received six or
seven hundred applications tor passage. ticket
holder. who changed his mind about going. OBJ.
tanned BOO advance on the price ard the holder
Of another ticket asks 1925 premium. The tick.
cts are advertised as "not transferable" New
England Is about TO suffer second depletion of
her people TOR the shores OF California.
Boston Traveller.
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I'm Outrageous attempt. A band OF villains
proceeded to the house Of Mr.. Maurice at Dat.
lands, near Hampstead, L. T., early Sunday
morning, and having awoke the family ,presente
letter, demanding $500 and Mr.. MS watch
and threa ening il these were refused to plumber
the house and set fire to the principal buildings
Mr.. Nj. did refuse, however, and as immediate.
~ h'ed upon; but the firing returned w len
the villains fled. One OF them has been arrested
and committed to prison.
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~ Inc jewish religion is now so much en-.
Sunoeteu win superstition and the eXtraordina
ry explanations Of the Bible in the Talnud. Ihs,
''t'e OF the original creed remains. They inter
pre-, al, the words OF Scripture literally and hi.
e"uo ''iein INTO most absurd mistakes. On the
th ho'.""s OIL Ihe day OF the Passover into
'ne synagogue, under the walls of the ttemnIo
ana louhd it crowded to the yerv door. al 81
congregation were standing up, with laroe viii y
.na"ls over their heads, with the fringts which
,ney were commanded to wear by the Jewish
raw lhey5were reading the Psalms. and at,er
hau oeen there short time all the people he.
gan 10 mop about aud to shake their heads and
linDS IN most extraordinary manner; the whole
congregation was in motion, from the priest. who
wb bo Gsne,ng III the reading desk. to the porter
VINO capered at the door. All this was in con.
sequence OF verse in the 35th Psalm. which
says; "A'l my bones shall say Lord who is liEe
unto thee ~ Curzon's Visif.
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GT The Washington Union says that NJ. Pous-
sin has received long letter from M. de Tou.
quevile, expressing very concilatory sentiments,
and stIong desire to remove all difficulties in
regard 10 M. Poussin's notes. The Uuion adds
that the character of this communication has
been informally made known to our government,
but not by NJ. Poussin
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PeremptOry Sale of
Watches and JeWelrv at Auction.

20 q w. SELBY s. CO. will sell at their
EIA Os Sales Room, No 63 Main 5 rect, on Tues
O'clock, by catalogue very large assortment of
WATCHES, JEWtLRN, e., selected expressI, tor the
retail trade, and which will be ed to agree with
the description given at the time OF lie among which
VIII re found new Gold Watches, different styles and
qualities sc ond hand do; gold plated do rs
new Silver Watches of all styles and quaties tiud
Fob Chains with Seals; Gold Guard Chains do. Vest
CHAINS, Gilt Vest Chsns; steel Vest Chains; IL Gold
heys Cameo, Cluster and single stone Pins Bracelets,
silver Combs, Geld and Silver Pencils Coli Pens Kuives
Razota. Razor Suops Plated Spoons, and Clocks with
larse assortment OF Fancy articles.
The above Goods can e examined any time Tues
day Oct %, when Catalogues If the sale will be ready
Persons wishing 10 purchase requested cali and
xamne the goods previous TO the sale.
Evey article will he sold without reserve
Oct l. DIT S. ~. SELBY, Aucf.
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Peril0us Navigation. The aerouaut, Victor
Variable. made ascent from Military Garden.
in Brooklyn yesterday afternoon suspended by
his feet and descended into the water OF the East
River, near the usual crossing of the South fer
ry.boats after attaining but slight elevation =
Numberless small boats put out to his assistance.
and he soon replaced on terra frma, at the
Whitehall landing, about O'clock, without 9th.
er injury than an uncomfortabIy cool bath.
~. Y. Journal of commerce.
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~ The annual Fall epidemic, Scarlet Fever,
has broker out this season with unusual maligni.
~, so much so, II at even the shawls and ribbons
oil the ladies' are dyed red We have as
yet heard OF no lives lost by the prevailing "epid-
emic, though we know oil purse or two grown
very thin and consumphve since il commenced
It's ravages. The worst oil the matter is that this
IS disease which seems 10 be aggravated by cola
weather ~ y Tribune.
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Peaceful PFopensities of Yankees. The Que
bee Gazette in noticing some of the warke arti.
cles in United States papers relative to the French
difficulty, says -"We do not belive these war
like propeRsities are shared by their countrymen.
They know too well that grist mills pays far bet.
ter than blockades, and sickes than bayonets. nd
in pecuniary point of view no genuine Yankee
would swap his plough iof letter OF mara ne ,
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Col. Benton On Molday, the 8 instant, Senator
Bent spoke at Georgetown in Peuis county, 10 the
largest assemhage ever collected in that place "A ter
he had spoken, the meeting also addressed by Mr.
Phelps Gen G. r. Smith, afltr few remarks, called
fer Division and the report that a majority of ter
to one was in favor of The principles advocated by the
Senator
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THE PREsIDENr COMING NoRTH.-lt is
said that the President is making arrangements
TO prosecute his visit 10 the North, to leave
Washington so as to be in Baltimore by tn 18th
OF October, and in Boston by the 18th. He will
probably stop one day or night with Governor
Lincoln. Mr.. Preston may. perhaps, ac accompany
the President
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SALES OF STOCK IN BOSTON, SATURDAY.
Boston aud Main Railroad l05; Concord Railroad
90; Ftchhurg Railroad l09; Eastern Railroad 100 3,s;
Old Colony Railroad u.s. Vermont Central Railroad
40 8; Vermont and Mass Railroad 80; Norfolk C, un>'
~ Railroad % g 25 Norwich aud Worcester Rail
road 81 10
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DEATHS IN i'osToN, for lie week ending Saturday
noou, Sept %, Males, 81 Females, 80. Total, 100
Chr'drrn under years 81 Americans, As; Forclgn>
e.s ani children of Fore gners 81. OF uese there
were Of d >ease Of Bowels l6; Consumption, II ;
Cholera 5; Cholera MorbuS, 9; Dysentery, 10; Dar
m 6.
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DEAD LETTERS. Six hundred thousand letters is
the average mum er collected in the dead letter de-
parlment' every three months. The average amount
OF money taken from these letters is S2CCO and out of
every %, owners are found for S54. The balance re-
mans III possession oflhe department. Every effort IS
made 10 find the owner or tie writer
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PROSPECTS OF cALlroRdIA.

There is published in the Boston Journala long
letter from Thomas o Larkin, Esq, u S. Navy
Agent at Monterey. He goes into general de-
scription and history of the country, from which
we make number of interesting extracts.
POPULATION.
The population OF California in July, lS46,was
about $4,000, exclusive OF Indians in July, 1919
it about 35, 900 to 40 600. The Americans are
the lesser halt OF the people. From July to Jan.
1850, probably 10000 Americans, by land aud
water, will reach this country; and alter Sep
TENDER, the Europeans will commence arriving
here. By January, 1850, we shall number So.
600 to 100000 people. and in 1851, from l75, 900
to 200, 900.
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NGOnOchrOuqatiC PaTm6in~

D'F' POND has engaged Rooms IN Flagg', i3uIldngs
~ whtre ne VIII be happy TO receive visitors and give
instruc ION III the LATEST STYLES of Monuc hromat
Painting rom Oct. ISL lo49
"revi"us TO thnt tim ne will occupy Re on PEA,L
STREET, one door west OF Dr. Geo Bates Office whele
ne " III be happy TO favor those desiring his service.
rms beautiful accomplishment is taught in six lessons
OF "a hour at the trflng expense OF So
LalieS aAd Gehtlenen are invited to Gull and examin
specimens. d3m Sut I9
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But IT, after reading ths, the American who has viSi>
ted our large cites, expects end here more 6hy
street, than he has previously secn he W Il most assur>
Ell I've disapno ncd.
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Country Merchants

Will find at Store variety OF G Gods suablo fo
trade, which will be sold Low. ~ ''i'
Although we do pretend that our prices ara own
than any body else CAN SELL we assure our friends tbt
We will not be undeIsold.
MAYNARD 4 NYE
Worcester, Oct |, l849 dIow ,vftfs
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Worcester Lodge, No. Sc. will bsr.ocou -,
,Ss meenhsS at The lsonia al, in Heywood's BI"cE
"n, !o' MAN street. Per order, "'
o9" F. w. EATON, sec'ry.
Hr,a1kkachoas Division, no. 81, S. of T.
urea Yer 4nin us MEETINGS ut Masonic Hall on
"a RDA Y EVENINGS, at O'Clock LUG y"
Per order like w F.
Oct !. d6t RI = r.7>rrD
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= \. o. OF O. n.

o,I,>,r,. Hh Us VI W n.
3, UuiNalGAMoND LODGE, No rs ,wl hereafter bold
us meetings Al the MASONIC HALL in jevwn, nou
20. 1853 Main Street. Per order '' DIG NJ
Sept 27. DAT a. u VIII COW 9
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Wanted Immediately.

GIRL abOut l6 ,ea.s uf n to assist In The OF
"A young child, and to do light work about house. Ap-
ply al 3l7 Main Street. du Sept %.
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Passages etc. ETC. have been cured by this Command N
ture and cases OF SYPHLs Of the most nvsteae descrD
ton nave promptly yielded to their sanatve influence
edy, and has cured many obstinate diseaser amer s
other medicines had failed. In its improved form is ne
ly aseess, and effects permanent cire IN h. are g.
sir dagS without much restriction to diet or anv 10
pOsuTe or business Besides this important ADVANTAGE Il
never leaves the part to that rOubesome weaknes
that occurs so often after the of other medicines gs1a
pescubed ana II taken in the first stage of The disease
w arrest the discharge and remove all unpleasant elDaS
u Anew days In Congratulated or chronic staEes of ne
dI3eases IN obstinate elects Female Complaints such RS
ever discovered. ~ 0-' eAeS'ual IeNeuy
We do mot offer these Specifics as PAN1cr, or cure
sNey LRg bqt Tor the above named cases We as author
aeu Dy Us Leroy and PeleteT Of Paris (he inventors
we You'd heTe emark that these preparations have been
they have universally proved effcaci0ns
- sole Agency. No. 10 C.8ROIFD ELET Street,
Ottt0eeR Canal and Common streffS lily
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FOR FEMALES AND MALES,

"BE YE FRUlTFUL AND III ULTIPLY,"
u CREATIVE ELIXIR.-Thn is the only actual RENE.
dy ever discovered for lmpOency, General Debility, Noe
C!e habits and many ofthe nostum recently recommended
for the complaints worthless limitations which il
unTyGlled excellence, fame, and popularity have brought
into the market The medical faculty Of Europe and the
United states are qn9nmo1s IN their recommendations OF
in single instance that has been henC8sd any
pG9aa ~ We sGme pS5pGf le nstoIe o. ne msladle
the public alton or certificates OF the question,
the proprietor could po,u host Of he m0g conclusive
not accidentally obtained but firmly based upon m
would not have been but for this extraordinary pepAEa-
L Is reeommsndea, o6ection has been naturally made To
the price of the Juno Cordial became the trash that hsl
bul the fact is the Cordial be afforded for esS and
ought to be much deslr many Of the ingredients which
the othen arc made Of cheap drugs worth but lts in
HeY and less N mefh We ASSURE the leBdeTtha the utmost
tbs maad!e mentioned above and also Of those which FOL
low, via L0I Of Muscular Energy, Physical Laisilads
tions Indisssn0n, sSssshness OK The ITe Gt o. Leu
corEhUs Whites and Fluo Ahos, and every disesze
Funcuousin all of which il will afford smust immediate
rest and if used directed, almost certain to produce
conscious Of weakness disability Of certain nature
4l9G qI Lefe ms CO{.iAL a. IL wl lnsllDly restore
enaScai Tes1ist NAV Ia bci1stei ,ysb SG an Se IA
Of priceless value those without offspring 1t has taken
hs precedence in Italy and viii in s other countries where
It also possesses unrvasd uuaie, of curing iucipen
Consumption. ana have administered with great success to
patents who have .ought our delightful climate or he este
Of their health and the result is that medicine M
been added to the catalogue for the of ncipent
sumption.
10 spread wide The bezingI Of this medicine Ihave sp
pointed MezE JUDSON & CO., OF the city or New York
IN the United States Of America nay AOe Agents for its sale
e,n,.. r-,u a., ,5AAJN antonio L8RzETTi,. Nj, D.
Sold Only IA New orleans at 50 POYDRAs STREET.
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CONCERNING EGes-At breakfast one morning,
in that quiet and comfortable old inn, the White
Swan ia York, a foreigner made quick dispatch
with the eggs Thrusting his spoon into the mid
die, he drew out tile yek, devoured it, and passed
on to the next. When he had got to his seventh
egg, an old farmer, who had already been preju-
diced against Monsieur by his mustachos, could
brook the extravaganza no longer, and speaking
up, said, Why, sir, you leave all the white !!
How is Mrs. Lockwood 10 afford to provide for
side Barbarian, 'you wouldn't hab me to eat de
wife De yolk is de shcken, de vite de ieddeTs.
Am | to make Won bolster Of my bsllY!" The
farmer was durnblOunded.-G atesheaG Observer.
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MCV0Y'S TONIC.

Tone and Health FOEE0U It's Use
FOFlCS (t0aEG from t0ROs, tension, tOns) medicinal
Il agents tha'estore the sound and healthy elasticity he
strength and yigOr OF the body when il weakened and re-
xed and when there deficiency of or vital power
from the influence Of disease.
This N @ acts upon the nervous the capillary and
lhe muscular system IL upOn the heart through its
YmpHy with the stomach, and also by the absorption Of
lne 7cye principles employed that they be directly
applied TO the moving centre ard the Of the blood
vessels Indeed of all the preparations ooutved By the a
ice Of man, this among those which exeus the most
p9weHni TONIC effect Il increases the digestive powers
OF the stomach, stimulates the ntesne and being dissolved
in the gastric and intestinal juices taken up by he absorb
ents enters the blood and stimulates the whole Tie
eounteRanoe, once pale and faded beautiful ond
aspect and the whole Of the system are called into
healthy action Judgments the Of the seoGeory ys
tenn and by the moderate but permanent impression uags
on the nerves increases the general vgoo all the functions
IL CuEEs (wlthOut puTgugl l1hsre there pale or rel
tolo SKIN, attended l5ith sDCRgS, 4nGsGrcd Dr0psy
JGHndce, Diseases Of the Heart, Distracted snstTla
tom, C0rOslS, and may be used with entire success in
HeGk 7dbtt Indigestion, Relaxation, VStsrid ScrQfia
Chronic CatGTrh ChOrea Hyp0chORdrasiS. Green Sick
ness Paralysis RiCkotS and during the exhaustion which
follows acute diseases.
~ TONES must not be used where there is Fever OF
Inflammation. Price 81 90.
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No. So Gus TONIC USE STR EFT, ~ o.
BHHALUAEbE DISCOVERING Paw REQUIRED
Z UNTIL CURE IS EFFECTED-Pnvate Diseases cured q
lew days by regular phyEClan, without mercury other
poisonous MEDICINES, al No. 80 CUsrOMHoUsE sTREET,
New Or.egps LOnisiana.
Dr. MULLEN calI the attention of those afflicted with
any OF the tOmE of Disease his general adyeT.
tlsement in smother column. TIE treatment adopted By
him that which has the approval OF the most distinguished
Surgeons Of Psns London and New York and its uniyer.
gal success mas proved beyond doubt that permanent cure
Tor the worst cases of constitutional zyphs gOnorrnRa
ttnoe, enlargement OF the PROSTATE glands diseases in.
tanned 70 moral certainty, il application be made those
Whose Intelligence, skill and experience can be relied on
Since DIR. Mullen opened in this city all the many Catsf
that have come under his have been cured without
single exception. Some OF these Of yeBn' standing
Une remarkable Of structure 30 yOs old has been crred
70 the surprise Of the patient. The gentleman (whoae re-
lpaoaby known to the citizsns Of New OreHnH) is at
hand, and (by his permifsiOn) be referred to- DR. =
treatment OF structure not known South OF New York
His treatment Of gOnOrh@a and gleet the most perfect
ever discovered II the Shortest safest and Euegt The
patient taxes no coDaiEa cubebg urpenns or other nan
se!s doses but obtained in dsys without
pain, Inconvenience change of diet k No paw IN eg
cure IL effected within the time named
lhPOTENCY.-Y Dung men or Othan who by sexual eT.
oea5 or eilOuon have 5roug ht on themselves any
Of the painful consequences reaung from sreined
Indulgence OF the passions such premature impO-
teRey, involuntary seminal emissions general debility
or consuIoRa defGneement may consult Dr. Mullen with
ftrots.t tecTeIy observed.
DR.. Mullen be oonsulted daily at his Office No SO
CuatomhOuaeH 81. BENJAMIN MULLEN, NJ. D.
II Remember No. IS CuItomhouIe st jyl5f
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McVOY'S ELIXIR.

The Best Medicine Of The Nineteenth Century made from
Roots Of Plants gr0bilig near the Ggtf Of WeCico.
This is truly valuable remedy, and everybody should
haVeit, In Diseases OF Children. and preventive of dis
ease in It's acute form, who tell its worth II has been
used with prominent Diseases Of the Ckest
as Odds, Cough Difficulty Of Breathiag, Splitting of
bt0od Might St1eats often attended with Chs and Heat
Pom IN thc Breast and Side, Consumption an its f0yli8
stage Asthma, Group, IRtHeHta. Also Liner Com.
pGFt, C0stigeRess, SCrQfuid Wasting Of Ne FLESH If
{ectghS % the Spleen, Stomach and Bonds We have
he9u OF no case oil Ch0icra occurring where this rame
ly mas beeh used Where II has been used for indispOOu
~ ehudHn they nave been invariably free from Worms and
superior every other medicine, and be used under an
oi!cpms ances Its deputve qualities places far above
a grest remedy. ''
kE- For farther information see Pamphlets and BDl,
THE ECLECTIC SYRUP.
For the cure Of FROr .4lJus ExcessfDs Uterine Dis
eAargeS, and CaT0nie Disease Of the Spleen OF unsur
passed excellence positive in its sal uaTy results and worthy
of universal patronage. Price 81 50.
TIE RHEUMATIC ANTIDoTE.
q Great and Wonderful agent Of truly astonishing
power composed Of simple vegetable element and exteT
n1lly applied. For Tie cure OF RheaHatSm, TetduNs or
L0ciG9s SDaSnS, StG aesS If the limits Pam IN eBsp
part u the bgdV, aFace, Nervous IO0hdchg If applied
in the Of the affected side
We wOud not deal in usOme eulOgy, nor in the usual
style Of panegyne in commehdDg this article 10 public no
ice yet We feel that cannot terms strong as illus
tFaiiva Of its power % heal Excellence efficiency Ger
tHiny its attributes. "A who II win say It Il good
ah9 gl do ncacnabs good to the h9maa Prizes 81
tors sale by II. BONNAbEI,
"a. corner Of Nstahsz and TCh0upitoulas sh
NsN g. n, MORRISON, " MAgazRs5L
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TOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
Il Knowing the extreme hazard which strangers pn in
cousutlrg Physicians fer the Of private diseases
owing to tie utter dNguBcatuus OF those who proieEi
such cases. deem to he nothing but an act OF
kindness towards the un0Ltun9tey afflicted well sheer
Justice to Or. MULLEN, No. SO CUsTOaHOUsE sTREET,
to state that in the 1876 was sorey afflicted with yph
lis, in m worst ana most appalling form, and TOR several
months together under the best regular medical practice
could obtain in New Orleans, without being ali benefit
ted-ndeed | grew worse. At length heard OF DR.. Mu.
lens great reputation applied him. and my great
ioy in three weeks be restored to perfect health. Sub
iyI5tf SAMUEL ROBERTSON.
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CTTTZENs O NEW ORLEANS.

IF you aoat to place your Sons IN one Of the best Schools
IN .9merleG, look at tie advertisement bsiO1o
DOUGHKEEPSIE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL.-The
edfce Tor this School is situated or College Hill about
three fouhs of mile from the beautiful village Of POUCH.
keepsie. Duchess county, Sa1e of NewXoTk
The School is conducted philosophical principles
Reference is invariably had to the nature OF the Juvenile
mind, and constant efforts are employed to develop its
powers their natural order and preserve them in their
relative strength. The domestic arrangements and modes Of
instruction adapted TO youth of years of age and
ward and they instructed in such branches as may be
requisite either to qualify them for Commercial Life En-
gineering, or to prepare them for College,
The annual expense per scholar $230 payable quarterly
in advance This includes all charges for beard, tut
ton stationery, bed and bedding, washing, room, fuel
light and books Except the French and the Spanish books
The divided into two terms of twenty three weeks
each The Summer term commences on the first Wednes.
day in Mey-the Winter term first Wednesday in NOvem-
be the purpose Of the undersigned receive
youth into his School whose moral character is good.
iy20 3mdaW CHARLES BARTLETT. Principal.
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for the cure of GonOrrhga,
elect, Structures, Venereai
diseases, etc. etc.
In offering these prepa-
ratiOHs to the public,
Doctors Leroy and Peletier
fsarlessly hazard the asser-
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, but une-
Qualed, either for their
curative properties OF for
mildness, safety and GER
tainty in their operations,
by any other preparation ,
compounded TOR similar
purposes, now before the
public.
Long standing cases of
G0HCTThGd, Gkeet, STRIFE
lures, Pains ia the LOias,
kgf1.BS3l ~ an fbs TT5.5 a Ts-7t