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,opr,s-Ths mastet cuntinnes very quiet and
boleers a. general thing ere arm; small tales Of no
at tac and 81 Denim e. st n n no cs.h
Fturr sales have been made Of loo bbls Domin,aus
changes IT As and 600 half and quar.r raisins
on Irivsts terms Boxes are worth 81 so 81 ~
ga bssssd ct the chips sxp.Dse aud 400 bbls aour
at L. 60 by packet: wood ., 2os coo bb,. turp.o.
tn. at 2s md cotton at s s2a Th.r, %. no change
ttothsr ports
Hp,s we're steady with sales Of 1000 Rio Grspde ct
Ike q mcntla the svsrsg. weight being 2Ia lbs
4tac Bu.nos a. rec sna 500 Rio urand. 20 srr,v. Al
IN Isss D psr cent, cash
H.,- The nd for North river nd Staten Island
for shippisg eoptinn.d steady Of s2tc per 100 lbs
E,.b.-G .Isna cas- nrn ct az q sr.o and q small
lot Vas reported cold ct Sc
Nol.s.s.- 10 vithout movement Of. i'm portanos and
prices generally urchspsed N.~ Orleans d. use usual
time: = cargo o. Havana rold at zoe 4 months.
N.,.l ron.s-Thsrs have been sales Of 1 900 bels
cruoe turp-ptins o. 81 70, shvwipg an sdvsnc. 200
bbls spirit. ct $50 . $40 500 bsi. Ne. bern rosn
Ous- In lpee.d there is no change to notice and
IN. market A. buoysnt Yesterday aud today the
sales have reached 10 $50 gallons at zoo asio also
salss OF zoo hhds palm oil at 90
fsovssiors - Pork- In para there rather more
doing for the trade for export; large specu.
lsti,e sales The esle- fcr present so bar.
rel. IT $40 90 o $40 70 for and 81 for mes
pine Ola wss nominal and quiet Inoiuded Ia the
vere 500 barrels prime ness for erport pri-
vss terms For future delivery 5000 barrels s,ld Of
nev usss ct f1o 90. for April MAY aud June. 900
barrels ssch month Beef rrm and sale
able some 100 barrels sold ct s. IS snd 90 for
country prime, sns 50 20 50 rs roc mess Cut
m.s. we're heavy aud Loser. ssms forced sales
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"a n.al 81 q cek. New ys,lsv oon. ssxs. New
sGsetsd months paper New Orleans sugar e held
nrniy 81 g. whsksy has fallen OF 70 3sSs. or barrels.
sAd 49, Tor hhds There two oargoss Of port
nom vsnesueA bat they have not been landed The cotton
:ns SALE this ao1sse q spsat a. IS M for %isias
acS h a., ~. i:s ~ ,oo., v.r. ..., ,. Al.
mArh.s still showing upward tendency large order
nom nsw ao.s hrocshs STATE Ss up 70 b. Tbs average
:sis: q .Ss Er:; Boa: S;@sgs Issst iss.Ss:s 81 i
us; 700 City S. ss 2OOO PittsSurs Ss IS sh. su:
Ssnsi iss; ~ a. H. siSss s..s. s.. 3D. 500 g. SAFE:
Bsnh 600 Ksn'ls IS; s4oS Ahsshany County
tsSS Sity q: -. isl: a6os ao d 'iS go S:.dl:s
Bssi. isiS 10 Pom: ks.isssd ST.' Second Boassc
shi N. Bsst Ky les LOO Chez. and Del Canal Sc SON.
sSd lsshsaIe. Bank, R:.dios Railroad. az iSo
City Ga olX 5000 Texas Rsgs.srsd g. a. 500 Ksnsins-
,ssS ss $50 State 81. s9 $1,000 United States So %
Bank, 81; 100 do. Morris Canal 6do Mechanics Bank
8 20 do Morris Canal III 80 do New Orleans Gas Bank
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Our Phii.dsip.,. Correspondence.

fNf' shf fHtAs Fsb is 1850.
a state Ls-r- Ds~ee's''e hs'ns ws.Ai-sio-s
Fr,wm .ssS,s,s-- TIE Ap.,f,, &C.
Yesterday, I'm the lo--r Hou.s 81 state L.si,s.
ture . bill vss introduced entitled an act 20 con
tclidste the leans 81 the Commonwealth aud 20 pre-.
vide for the renewal q such are psst due" Which
suthor'zes loan D. made bearing I've per csnt
intsr,,t pr 1.nnum, rtmhnrsshs ct any time after
TIE yssr it7b 1hs itsn 20 provide for the payment
81 three miions ~ The Stste Ian n1w due, aud
Which -ill fall due dufips tbs present. year The
soup'ttcn TOT ttis iosu I'll nsse . nsrro- margin
fr pr,hts
In, esnoerey Of me city aud country propose ma
hns ersna dsmonstrstinn IN fh- shape u public
neeilg - The spptoscbtuz suniy-rssry Of Washing
bsn JUN o-y The ohJ~ct iniented IL TO shoe their
soouefn o'ncctaie btethrtn tohf the question %
slavery they stsud by s scustfutior asa that tbev
are oIpoe+s o. Ds,id WNmnt so Lilo, fsrsI.oo and
the ehole party q Tee eel std sootisn aritstors
There " moIs In this mcrsmrnt thao me.t. IN. eve.
but a. things have uct at 4u-e TO b..i : s,sc,o'
rures at the p-sesrt time ecuid not ooI, n. unwI..
but msb b. productive q considerable mischief
Tbs deed done, and On. original msauscript Of
private HANDS. The ssle took place last evening At
the Exchange aud Attracted a our oldest
aud meet respected citiEsns ncs sam .. smous
the bidders. bat uhsn the bii5ng 81 oeO the
old gentleman sfev pale AMI retired rh. precious
relic finally struck % - the Rsv Dr Bosri-
man, q tn. ci N. ~ho pur'ts 81 " for Mr. Lennsx,
Of Nsw Noik The suciicneers snsssBcemsnt that
the United ststse uct The purchaser % the
script ,er eli the fuff md o. a. - to dsys con
ssssor ~ debate received ~iit vocfsrsas cheer
frg 40 the ssms sale rri- nal letter q Wsshiu
ton lbtoush $40 volume q csvpotss dfrsri,srf
eon's ming the fr.t publesfoo Of the Fsfe~ell "A.
drssf cid for ti2 and urilips portrait 81 Wssh.
ipg'op. painted ~ 1873 brought si49.
The pitsd Sts.es stssu, fIilste Susauehsnnsh .
on us sttcks At cur Nay Ysrd wi Dc launched on
the 10 n a Nsrch
Ne etstge 10 ue n.rr .artst Asrsl sale o,.hirpi-s
trsIss tls morrits - 90 rs '..ot re aourH s. -,
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STATE MEDICAL SocrrlY-1t the annual meeting Of
the State Medical Society, held at Albany the 9th
9Th and sth instant the following officers elected
for the year 1850, viz:Dr Alex Thompson Presidsnt
DR. j. L. Sprsgue Vice President; Thomas Hun Secre-
tsry; Dr. r Van OLinda, Treasurer. Censors for
New York :-Drs e. l.. J. Good ish, James Msnley,
and John c. Cbeeseman. Delegates TO the National
Convention :-Drs. A. Stevens, James r. Msnley,c s
J. Goodrich, JamesC .Cbeeseman, and James r. Wood
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announcements Of Births, Asvvtages ed Deaes svs
inserted, unless duly sske'.scated and psid for.
N Rrrle0

Married,
On Wednesday, Feb Is at st. Matthews Church, by
the Rev. +. w. Geissenhsiner, JOHN T. NoRrHaor, to
MARr HAvEMErER, youngest daughter Of the late
+. e Hsvemeyer.
On the 18th instant, ct st. Peters Church. BY Rev
VIM Quinn, JOHN NJ ROCHE, to MARr RicE, both Of
this city.
On Tuesday, the 18th instant at st. Marks Church.
by the Rev. Dr. Anthem, CHARLEs A GsEENR, to Miss
MARY JANE, daughter Of Sas L. Burrows, Esq all Of
this city.
At st. LOUIS, Gath ult Lieut. WINFIELD 8 HANCOCK,
U 8. Army, to Miss ALmIRA Russell, daughter OF
Samuel Russell.
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H.,ss. \ os.s.r. ss.s.s.T.A,R osie1A rr.r. D
Aysrs. J hcr.s Rsin Jacob saba Royal Wells Co.
RI Cut,rs sisrtoa Thenss Or, isdy ssd child vrs
Tovisr cfid srs servt D~lsae mrs cuisn Mrs. srs Z
~, stisr.r We, ysns Res NJ. shesss NJ. rm asrs
srd sdy swr yol-ss, srs Bsst ssd dsush,er !
ssusn src LADY, Mr. Iedae. Dvshni. y asbses
Q -n.n,ssser,h. p Muir 1..asss1t. re--.srs,
Rsttsst sr Bennett Mr. Besrsst Henry Telsss svd
r.rs.. Fisslsu. Iisd.y n vhi,rs-. NJ wis,.rs
Rrevb, " scy. Jokrssr W " Chspnss. ID q uss-
TN Dscsenssp. W n PsrkAsr. 4 ssAstcs NJ aars,sl
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MARKETS ELskW HERE.
STOCK SAILS

Bosros, February II Brokers Board -l5 shares YER
East Boston Company. L6Dd lx 6 do DO do AZ 50 do
Railroad, lG lo,; IS DO; Norfolk County Railrosd.
los; Manchester and Lawrenoe Railroad 81; YER
mont Central Railroad. ~; do Northern Railroad,
10 do. DO do No t2T; ~ rights Essex Company ~ $50
Railroad per cent Bonds as Seeond Hoard
thares Western Railroad. l0x ~ do Boston and worcss
49, As dc do. d. an; do. Ogdensburg Railroad 23z-
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ENGLISH EMIeRATioN TO CALF oEnIA A London cor
respondent OF the Pbadelp bix Nsvh 4msriean says
The ship John Calvin recently left the Thames bound
to San Francisco she has upward Of one hundred
passengers, and they include merchants and mechsu
les The carpenters blscksmihs painters and others
took With them large assortment Of tools Sir Henry
Huntey, formerly Governor OF Prince Edwards 10.
land bsrked IN the John Calyi with thirty miners
Iron dwelling bouses shops warehouses and tents With
very large assortment Of British goods form por-
toB Of her cargo Several first class ships lying
IN the London and st Katbarine'e docks will soon
leave this port for California
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sns ev wssmsoros's r.srwstt Appass,, Avn
orHEp NstusHtt Races The rotunda 81 the Ner-
chssts' Exchange crowded TO ev.raowtpx las. eve
nirg the occasion Of the sale ~ the orisn. IN
scrpt % wsshinstons Fsre-eli Addr-,s and other
valuable relies Tn. sale at seven o'clock
ardth Address vss put up " by Mr.. Thonas auo,
toneer ard Mt Hchsrd willing -n.r.d he 'sr,iss
bid stco He did not appear To he willing Tn sivaao.
ard others entered into copps 9TH oopsi
eprit $3.50 n.xt hid, then seq. th.s $3.50 ard
then jump vss made 60 ~ oot quchly soo followed
200 $1,000 $500, and nt,l IN. sun 81 a. 700
vs named. and the ducrmsbt vss knocked down To
the Rev. Dr Hcefsmss In . fss moments Mr. rbom AZ
said that he authorised aud pl..s.d 10 .,at. that
the document would not 20 90 w.sh,nston Dc a. a.
had been purchased BY Mr. Bssrdmsp Cor seot.usn
vho resides some ds'aroe from that psce &c veil az
from Philadelphia. The announcement that tn. p.osr
vas not 10 40 to Washington reo~iv.d -ttb crn.
cersbe applause The sen'lemso for -hou ~ "a.
purchased resides 80 ve hsve been crsdihly Informed
In the state ~ Virginia The pcrrsit 81 ws.hngtoo
vss alec purcbssed By the Rev Or Bc.rdman fr toe
sum o. $3.50. letter Of recommendation n . French
General from General Washington 10 Geper.l N,f,,,o
Presdept 81 the Continental Congress sold for IN.
sum Of $40; Mr. John wilson purchaser A veiuna "
the Americas Advertiser, containing q copy ~ the
Farewell Address set Mp frtm IN. original
seld for the sum Of sra; Mr. Joseph A. Mickey
purchassr.- PhiisS,irhss sun Feb II.
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Fprsssr ~ Nsuesrvcs Rvss ,r.--Ths rain storm
vhich Get In on Saturday morning and ccntisusd
throughout the day asd evening most dissstroas
In the country causing coosid-rsbis dsnsse 20 the
rsuosds In this vicinity - eel. ~ IN other property
Aloug the Nsueatuck valley much dssssxe has b-en
ccpe In many places the track o. the railroad has
been sept away We ALEC learn that thrs- bridges
have been swept of-Jericho Brfsge near Piym ufh .
Hop Bridge" betseen Nsoestpck aud Wstsrbary
snd 'Nsssstuck Bffdg.n 81 Aesobis At Derry Their.
vm quite frsshst and Nsvsop's little Journal esus
nsh s.trs s-siloved rp BY tre Sod the buiidios
when his once 70 located b~ius surrouodes ~ ~ster
sa eply saved from destruction ~ . pile ~ DIRT
lhe Nsngsiuet liver vas higher than sDy previous
uesh.tin I've yesfs The y.sYaaf ssvs thsf family
y. oro-nsd ost ard hsd " n be.b &C. timely exsr.
=, ne Their loes would have been s.siou. 90 D4rbv
soc several cellars vet- hu.d 9th -st.r but the
suicunt ~ csmsse In cons-qu.ne. ~.s sm.l Ne.
H1fer. tCea , C,u'tev 20 m
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THy MuhprR AT LAwRENcE-rhe Boston Herald Of
yesterday rays, that on Monday coropers Jury vas
sun moDsd. and post msrfes exsminst ton held The
examination. by several respectable physician. 81 the
place, resulted In finding that attempt had Doe
made 10 perform Q criminal opera lon Mark. OF VIC.
lence we're fourd upon her head, Which sho~ed that
she had been struck on the head With heavy weapon
The body found about three miles from the city
Of Lawrence, In the town Of Methuen. the road
from Nethuep to Lawrence, In a small stream IL ap-
pear.d In evidence that the deceased became scqus
ed with Young man Darius rsylo stable keeper In
Lawrence shout two years since. The asausiotancs
grw into iDtr asy, and the girl moved 10 laurence
and worked for some time nc the cotton mills that
lace The parties came TO this city and stopped for
cone time here with sister who married aud re-
tur ed TO Lawrence, on Wednesday, tb~s2sth OF No
venb Der Her delicate situation did not sdnit Of Der
working In he mills and che sent to visit aunt OF
MT Taylor's Who " represented a. bearing doubtful
reputation Here she remained ti the evening Of the
.ln % December sip when she left the haus- take
the eight o'clock train 20 Lowell aud OF seen or
euclcsed In sack with tove and some cotton wool
bound arr und her mouth Her lover, to whom sbs
vas engaged TO be married came To thi. city about
four weeks and told her friend. here Of her .b.
tence They we're greatly surprised 10 besrit they
Rad frequently written TO her and received ao.vs
Whsn ssted Why he had not been mere concerned
about Der he answered that he supposed che play
mi q trick upon him and had slipped "a hons. Ia IL
ALEC 'sid that he was questioned to the purport
some three or four days after sbe mis.ing ADD
the deseasd letters to and lover -ere found
In Witch the feet q her situstiop vas avo- red and
freely spoken sbou'. These letters yer. taken up
TO Lawrence By the officers Who cane for them
yesterday. snd vere read by tn. corou-r, jury rhs
verdict 81 the Jury -e have not yet Iearp.d sus.
city there is some talk that resident 81 Boston s the
guilty party.
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Our Venezuelan Correspondence.

CARAcAs, January Is, 1850.
The .qmeriean Charge Ysnesueia-Tae imprisonment Of
General Pae=- Meeting Of Congress.
VIII you be kind, to give the following letter
place In the Herald. Too much cannot be said In favor
of our late worthy Charge d. 46sires and 1t may be
gratifying to his friends lin the United States to know
that he has filed the Office of his trust with honor to
himself and his country and to the entire satisfaction
Of every American citizen residing in this capital and
at the port of Lsguayra and who take pleasure Ia
pressing that satisfaction to one who 80 Justly merits
their appreciation and esteem. Your obd't serv't.
To the Hon. Benjamin q. Shields, United States Charge
We the Undersigned citizens Of the United States the
retiring from your official Charge Aairss the
to you our entire appreciation ana saeon as regards
your official duties as private character while re-
with The deepest regret, part with Efficient
In wishing you and your anabs lady happy New Year.
we eerey hope that you both live TO soy more
have Witnessed in this country win the bet
Your most obedient and humble servants.
h.S s' si s Co, i& t@ ascions
2 Dallett, &c; G,llstt,
william r. Dieter. D. Goodrich.
LAcUAyRA, January I, 1850.
We understand Mr. Shields will embark shortly for
soutbern port il the United States with his family
account Of the feeble condition OF the health Of his
lady.
The headquarters Of General Pses s In the castle Of
San Antonio, in Cupana, one of the most delightful
epots In the world for q prisoner Tho castle "a
sugar loaf hill about two hundred feet high surround
ed on three rides BY the city of Cumana and the
other side by the burial ground The beautiful river
MapzaDsrs winds through the city and separates it;
but IL s connected By bridge two yards wide,
and all who psss within view Of the Generals
quarters On the north mile distant is the beau
tiful gufof Carisco and In the distance the eye
lieved by the island Of Msrgurits; the west.
mile distant Ia the bsrboI ana bay with vessels at
anchor; on the south lie long range Of high noun.
tains extending from east to far the
reach, at distance OF six miles from Cumsua Here
the trade wind coos the air and the General look
down upon the people at his feet with contemptuous
The Congress meets on Monday, the 2lst inst, In
this capital when shall learn what disposition
10 to be made Of the unfortunate old gentleman.
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az :srys.A no.rsll HisshIsy Mr. Rice ssa issy.
Ainhisy, David Reed snd lsAy W Lssy, " Parish,
~, eepass J.s Stewart rr'sse.s, = Ls.dt Isr
EcZ' Eisoa. 2 yrss..s r,rso vsnsa..s. HAS.
q G cr,,aG s%sr kss,l.. = Klsr; hysSsll;, 8
fpS d party q . Bell sscins.s, osssss ASss,
gGScGs%s. wS che.ss, Jshs Sbs:,ss s.ss.a
Ks.ssS. smith, ?. Philip sprniiiss asss.s.,
ell Bsrrinston' join isiiii.ra JsS. siSs s..s sn
Sns1 w c,sS...s a'{ ysaS
a.:.sr1 Knight SS Jams. ei Ksss atss ss..y
P fsss S,''1Gu s's'5'sr o..
9 tasnsrs Could, Rsuss1 Dysr; l. Dyer,
wheeler Hi Nichols Levi. f Ssss !.la
Cots, Brs... spie. k.yS:.d s. ..::S:i
W Alden. Geo Igor, hanna, A s Williams. g Wiz
li..: sus,s. Bs S;S s.% rwsss Hodges
McGeorssr Leser. D RoshAt and TIVE sons NJ astasd
Csrathy, Aaron. Buckles, j. d Beal, r Graham. @.
ger, Theolsnrer. Py Richarasen. ovsrnsyss A Day,
Morrill, Q p.Iish. GSaSsr J,Hs. sssysrs x:l.
sshsi.nssrFsT Ba:sp Bower. Az k,st. L0.srs;
holm, W Dosns, J Grom ninysr, nrs { Hsushoat
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Resolutions have been offered 10 the Maryland Lssts
lsturs favorable TO the resolution introduced In tho
United States Senate by Mr.. Clay, and inssruotiog
their Senators and In Congress TO use
all their influence to effect spirit Of Cancellation cal
culated to asy the excitement which nov threatens
the dissolution of the Union.
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Relief 90 the Hague street suRsrers.
To jams GoapoU BENrs1r, Ese.
BY Forwarding the enclosed Its proper destisstion
you will obgs the members of the Sixth street bsp-
S32 rs CHAa q GLOVER, Treas.
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Nova ScorrA LEGTsIATuRE-REcPRoc.L FsEE Trade
THE STATss.-Tbe Hon Attorney General rose 20
lay the table of the House various minutes Of
the subject reciprocal trade with United
States. He explained that the conference had taken
place with the Hon. MIR. Lafontains and Hon. MIR.
Merritt, from Canada Hon l.. A WiDot. aud Hon !.
II Tarteow, Of New Brunswick; Hon Messrs Hem
shaw, and Thornton Of frn,e Edward Island and the
Executive Council Of Nova Scotia A very important
topic had arisen In this conference that was the
elusive privilege the fisheries Of these colonies
which vas held by British subjects and which was
quired by the United States In for
Canada was ready TO give up all exclusive
was New Brunswick aud Prince I'd ward Island
they centended the rivalry OF foreigners tend to
the greater industry Of our own people and che greater
sperty Of the country On the part Of Nova Scotia
the Council had abstained from giving any opinion.
Even the 6sh.res Of the Bay OF Fundy. witch we're
claimed by New Brunswick. behalf Of British sub
jecs exclusively had been conceded to the Americans
and the only part exclusively in the power
Scotia was frsm the mouth Of the Bay of Fundy round
TO ape st George including Cape Breton IL rsmaiued
to be seen what would be the We've a. the Legislature
on the subject and be hoped the whole question
would be taken up nj early day and disposed OF Ia
manner that would reflect credit the wisdom Of the
Legislature and promote the welfare Of this
country.
MIR Beck~ith would ask what We were 70 get In return
for giving up our right to the shore hsheriss9
Hon. Attorney General said that the papers when
read would answer the question Of the Hon gentle
The report OF the assembled delegates advocated the
principles Of reciprocal free trade IL for the House
t. accept OF reject the proposed resolutions
The Dispatches aud report we're read and embodied
resolutions Of the conference IN favor Of the
ve'nment negotiating for reciprocity with the
States In the productions Of both counties Bread
-four, hsh, Se.-haifar (N. s. NeVs, Jan. IS.
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AIoyements or Indlvidu.I

We noticed among the arrivals In the city yester-
day, the names Of General I. Csdwasder; Com. T.
stewart, u g. N; Com Morris. do Com. Shuertck. DO
L. Bysrps, u. g. NJ, have also arrived in this city
Miss Frederka Brsm II still In Boston, and on sun
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I,vrrroorPachet shir west r.n,-Nr Bolton and isay
Epesno Hs.inson and is1y 81 a.; NJ rrsfer, 81
scstsrd, Mr. Gihecr Hev Vera Mr. Sargent shp sur-
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MEDICAL.

IN DEAR-0Hl RARE-IN THIS AGE or SOIRNCD
" To all hfss ills bid defiance;
Every day frssh ado, now,
Old things giving place to new, now.
Pills now Are;msde to kill in . triee,
More thieving veTmin, or rats and mice;
And the In scot tribe step emit
Where Lyons powders are scattered about
Oh! In these times phytio all ills
By the patent means Of powders and pilIa
Sold 1T =. LYONS, 80 BroadwAw.
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Afro'ststsrs ~ rHs Ucsssscs asa Ss~srv --Vst,.
rtgs PrRiic e. Richmond Leslie Ifvirs. Ne- -.
VILLAIN Van Hotk, Georg. .. Ceop,r, . e said.
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NEw MEDICAL BOoKs--A COKPLETI PRACTICAL
wori tbs and Of private diseases
sretor.s and all Kindred snse,iyss q \. urinary
Illustrated ~ Of a1y colored pAtss
- large life ny Homer sostvick n. D. LNrrs qusste
80 ID ediion Prc. So kIrsct from the 6essss
Medical spd Surgical Journalt be sAid. fesr~~dy
equal 70 kieers o. Actors sers 2. IN. fsmii
hshsd ip-ths coaptry Author 81 toe work on ssmsat
knissioss lmpo,ency. 40, caused ~ improper hastA
Fourth edition. plates Price 81. For 81 ths PUB
lshsrs srisses Townsend fzs W ths Az
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THE nARRIkD woNANs PRIVATE MEDICAL COZ

THE MARkIkD NOhAks PRIVATE MEDICAL CON.
panion-By DR.. A NJ kauIiceaH Professor Of Diseases
OF Nomen-Isnt ecitien. ismo pp 1V-Prics. Sl-yeau
OF suffering, Of physical aud mental anguish many
feotonste WIFE and pecunary houlos the busb.nd
might have been spared by timely possession Of this
sntended especially the
Ing marrag as 10 disclssss winch ssou
be hnov 70 them particularly.
mily, IL TO- Of especial Importance.
Here, alec, femslethe wife, ths nother-the
either budding into womanhcod. the decline
years in whom nature eontempiatss important chsag
discover the oautes sympoms asd the eoicnt
remedies snd most certain moos OF in oemplsnA
to which her ser is subject.
tE1trae. Of Letter IRON Genisraan in Daytoa oaioJ
DR. A. n. MsuRIcxAu
Ny Dear sr;ky wife has been Dsrsertbiy snkinx tor
sors three years OF In % her =
and suffering months before duri-s
cd her, puttirs Ter life In
the last occasion deepsrrd Of that this AZ
things was Inevitable and resigned myself
Al this time, tnow about two mosths heard beck
highly spoisn o. ceathinnf some matters reaching NJ
Nse on its receipt and pcrusa csnnot express
relief afforded my mind JOY ,s passs
imparted 10 my WIFE, ON learning that the discovery q
~ Detoneaur provdsda remedy IL opened prospect
me, winch little conceived WAS possible But Tor ths
smother wond have paced my hesd la all hnmas
prohstity my wife would have bees n her rave and
children left u otheriess
ft Of course convoy fuily the W.
nous subjects treated Of they Of nature srsti
tended for the married these marriage
for sale AZ III Br sdway aud 81 the rpblshrs Once IL
Liberty street New York; Little o. Albany r. Da
On the r.ceipt Of tis espy viii be transmitted By aaa
nee Of postage n the United states All isle
liza. New Yerh city. emes. i1s Liberty street.
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