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X READ THN AFFIDAVrT.

Cffy and County Of NeU- York, IS.
William Armstrong, of the said City, being duly
sworn doth depose and say that he is practical
Druggist and Chemist. That some time in the latter
part OF May, OF first Of June, ie4s man by the name
Of Jacob Townsend, who at that timc a book and
pamphlet peddler called upon deponent at the house
of Mr. Thompson, No AZ Hudson.street, where depo.
nent boarded, and requested deponent to write him
recipe by which to make a Syrup of Sarsaparilla.
Deponent further says, that he became acquainted
with said Townsend at the office Of Theodore Foster
ESQ.,, Book Publisher with whom said Townsend
dealt That said Townsend had had frequent converse
tions with deponent respecting the manufacture Of
article OF sarsepara TO DO sold under the of Dr.
jacob Townsend.
That said Townsend stated he was an old man. and
poor, and was not ft for hard labor-and wished 10
make some money in order to live easy in his old
days. and that II Sarsaparills pnder the of Town
send sold WELL and so mulch money was made by
something out Of il too, (his name being Townsend
If he could get capable person to prepare recipe,
and manufacture 1t for him. Deponent in one of the
conversations asked said Townsend II he was related
to DIR. s. p Townsend TO which he replied, that he
knew DR.. 8. P. Townsend would be down him after
be should commence; But that he did not care for
him, as he had formed co-partnershp with men who
could furnish the requisite amount of capitaland
well prepared to defend himself against any attack
Deponent further says that pursuant to the request
OF said Jacob Townsend, he wrote recipe for the
manufacture Of Syrup ofNsarsapars, and gave It to
aim. Said Townsend observed that he wanted to
make specimen 10 exhibit to his partners for their
approval he wished to crafty them in every thing
Is they furnished all the capal-said Townsend also
old deponent that the bottles they were to use were
70 be OF the size aud shape as DR.. g. r. Town.
sends and deponent at the request of said Jacob
Townsend, went to the Office of Dr. s. p Townsend,
and procured one of his labels.
And deponent further says, that he has been inform.
ed and verify believes the Syrup of Sarsaparilla sold
Ola Jacob Townsends is made after the recipe fur.
nished Wy deponent, to Jacob Townsend as Aforesaid.
And further dcponent saith not
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG.
Sworn to before me, this a4th day of May, is4o.
G. $. WOODHULL,
Mayor of the City of New York
PROOF!! PROOF!!!
Hero is proof conclusive that DR.. s. p. Townsends
sarsaparua is the original The following i frr,,
somo of the most respectable pans..ss in this State
FROM THE
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DR.. Christie's oalvanio Curatives,

consists in the fact that they and disease by
oupard application in place Of the usual mode OF drug
gng, and physicling the patient till exhausted Nature
sinks hoPelessy under the .inaction'
THY strengthen the tUhos system, tqIali-e The circs
faon of e blood promote the secrefions, and do
the slightest injury under any circumstances Since their
introduction in the United States only three years since
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a perangement of the Nervous system

In NERyors COMPLAINTS Drugs and Medi.
cnes he disesse for they weaken the vital
giles Of the esady prostrated system while, under the
strengthening life-giving, yalizing influence of Gal
vanis- applied by this beautiful and wonderful dis
covery, shs exhausted patient and weakened sufferer
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JOHN r.. MOYER, DRUGGIST.
Is the sole agent in Bloomsbury, for the sale
Of Dr. SIP Townsend's Sarsaparilla-36-ly
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Telegraphic Reports.

NSw oRIrA,s May T-P.M
The news by the Canada has como to hand, but has
had no effect the market for cotton The sales
about 600 bales, including middling at IKE, and
fair at l3tc. 13Ac. The receipts at this port and
Mobile are 45 GOO bales behind the same period last
year. The telegraph wires in good order again,
and We are waiting the Nisssre's accounts.
Nav oSLkASs, Nay g. 1850.
The Csnada's advices came to hand yesterday, and
we're less favorable than expected. The sales Of
cotton 900 bales at steady prices; good middng
IKE. and fair l3A Nearly every plantation the
r,v,r. between New Orleans and vieksburg IL over
flowed The receipts at all the ports Gil 900 bales
behind last year. Corn has further declined, with
sales Of 20 900 bushels ut COO zoe Sugar advanced
hc. fair, 4Sc Beet molasses, 26c Mess pork steady.
Mt $40 and prime at IS. Coffee has declined. with
sales ut SIC. . &C., for Rio.
At auction to-day Zoe bags Rio coffee sold at So
81 cents.
BvyyAuo, May 9-6PM
Annexed the receipts for the pa-t twenty. four
hours :-four 1900 bbls wheat, 3 800 bushels. corn
600 do. The nour market is rather heavy but no
marked change can be noticed In the rate. wheat Ia
heid hoove the We've OF buyers; which restrict the
sales The corn dealers are asking higher prices for
all descriptions. The sales to-day are 10 600 bushels
al " cents Tor western mixed and Is ~ cents for
Hat yellow, Sales Of Ohio whiskey at n cents
AIhA,r, May 9-6P.M
Receipts since yesterday Flour. $500 bbls wheat
1sooo bus.i corn, $500 bus In -four there is good
business doing and the sales are 1000 bbls ut IS 30
for straight brands and IS so for pure Gensss The
operations In wheat limited buyers aud sellers be-
ing too wide apart In their views Corn Is held for an
advance. There sales to arrive within week or
zen days Of 10 600 bus round yellow Mt 5esc a 6oc
At the close holders asked coo Gle Oats are rather
better. and 1000 bus sold at s5ae The canal boat
u. Sage loaded with -four for Boonsvilie vas tods,
locked into Black River Canal
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scAr AriaAns (of Brcokhavenl Avery, Pert Praes,
Is days, with coffee and loswrod. to W Dslaneld.
shr Kirby Alexandria sdsys with -four. TO Sur
sehr Townsend Jones. Dayton Alexandria days. with
sehr santso Nieksrson York River Va "a hours esrn
Schr Alice Seaman Baltimore. days. with oora to NAL
sehr Delaware DereksSn. Berlin. dAys. With 70
sehr Russell Pisher Berlin. days. with corn. 10
sshr Caroline (of BelfAstl BradmAn Belfast, Me- days
bound 70 Newark NJ Nay lat ~ ~ Ion VI A. spoke brig
sehr Rio Grande, Race. Aususts, Me, TdAys
Schr Leopard Wilcox. Lubec. DAYS.
Schr Ghronometer. Brown. Harrington, days.
schr p Bent, Means Machias, 10 days
Schr Metalluc, Ames Thomaston, days
sehr Albany PACKET Hswett Thomss.o., s day..
Schr Clarendon Pendston. Thomaston. days.
Sohr Mary Langdon. Ames. Thomaston, SdAys.
| sohr Trumpet, Buckhn Thomaston. s days.
sehr Hc'o Perry Thomsstsn. o days.
schr Cornes. FAulilin. Boston, days via cargo for
sehr j Cooley 4 Co. Eldridgs Boston. s dsys.
Sehr Isis. Chase Boston,5 days.
Schr John ksnove Saven. Boston. days.
schr Nsrcssa, Jones, Boston, s days.
Scbr Corene, Nickersou Boston, day..
ScLr Meridian. -, Boston. 3 days
schr W Dixon Jones. Boston, days.
Schr Emma, Lowell. Boston. dAys.
Sehr Henry Chase, Jones, Boston. 3days.
Below.
Packet ship Albert Gastin Deans, frsn Lverpesl to
Ship Ophelia (of Bostonl -. from Liverpool Al days.
Also bark and Swedish brig Of sopmass.
Packet ships Devonshre, Hovey London Patrick Henry
Gordon, Liverpool and others.
MAY 9-Wind ut SUNRISE sE, with RAIN 81 meridian NV;
ct suniet, N w, and fresh
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

THvpsDAr, May p-sP n.
The letters received by the Niagarss mail were 9,
he nd too late In tho day r their contents TO be- pcrncd
before tmectins on Change. As far their advices
transpircd they confirmed the favorable accounts 90
garding the Livsrpco cotton market received pro,i.
ously ~ telegraph seiss larger dsy than they
have been before. the present ~eek aud the market
closed firm at previous retes The msrkct for this
State and Western brssds OF -four heavy and .es
limited The arrival al tide water and this port are
the increase. n vas estimated that the towa
which have arrived this week had brought 10 the eiv
about ~ co lbls four The receipts expected 10
BE- larger next week Canadian vss dull southern
IN fair demand It steady prices wheat continued
fim with SAILS q me 0encsee aud free Csnsdi.n, ou
t,ins stated below. Corn sold freely aud 1T al
"a 2e.uts per bushe since the rec ipt II the
ttssner's news lurt more bucysut. especially
fer Cut me ats continued hrm. with pretty frve
tal's lard was better Butter vss more plenty. aud
,rrces easter. There was marked change IN grOce-
fair business was being trsnsscted
ssHss The market vas better fut D. s-i- with sales
CT 20 lbls st So IS rots steady NJ IS 81
fttsrsfurys = orr - Transeetiens of the DAY suln
Up $40 This NJ "a 500 - s7is tor No 2 sugrr1ne
WIN tnnon 20 straight State =, S. IS 81 mixed TO
ihi ~ Mnhgan at IS ~ SIS o. sni pure Geussee at
20 - as > -. Seufarn t4eu Included in the sal.s
sf' w W. ~ IS 81 50 a. for MIXED bran ds aud
20 70 ~ TOR straight Alexandra. Bslt m re Brsn
dy~its ana .,orgeto~n I've Ffsw Was better With
fslss 81 Nc bbls AZ ~ So CON- Med was scarce
and wanted az ht'.r prices: sshs we've ma - 81 30
w. ',rf'I as, Ga -, end Branayssrc ~ s. isg'
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shir@-Remsnt Burnley san vranciseo . n su,,,, "a,
Navigator, Istbrcp. Boston, Ogden. -
Bries-G walton, Bansstt, hstsarss Centr. Co. Rs-
hsccs lBrl kerrirsn Cumberland. Ms A q Uens.. a.,
Pillars Thatcher. Savannah, Dunhsn d Dimon. Ds,ii
Dr fell, Fodrer. Milmineton. NC ~
sehrs-Tesrsr. Norwood 8, Kitts v = s~hi..rr.r ou
Mas, Htctvith. Abaco; Benz Harrson Iroot. El..hs.h
City, birsm Gerard. Hsrresd Bs,nsre CS.. IIsess
Boston; sarah Elizabeth. smith New IIsvoa.
slcep-h Brown, Kenny. Providence
ArrsveA-
stssm.hp nriii.h Queen. beIi. Hamburg and the nlb.
April eth. sod - Johns New Foundsnd Nav al 9Th nj.
sud Passengers. 10 Buckhsr The nritiah oussa a.
rctieneed nothing hut westerly vinds the INA when IA
lo-t Al our esnvss LsvsprL Jtboom fcrstopmss, ard
gurthead. 18th. finding our coal runniua on, a.,
isvns ony thres days consvmpton tosrd boz. pr
coal aud sailed agair the ~ Instant 9Th p.sseS ,ss
siesm,r steering rss' IN Ia, a o. Ion g ~ Ghs kmars
from Bcson fer Li..rpoOi) 7h sgSslssd Russian bars
RIM Steamship Niss.rs Ryrie Lrs-po,l Arr,i " u.i,
fAs Nay With ndre 70 Cunsrd ~ uas detsa.d ~ ia.
lisN shcurs BY the fog April q a. nv on Hci,hesa
packet ship Athbprtor hence for 4srrpei So. a, 6
AN Sf Jork say steamship Eurp. i~1ce Tor 4 ,.,aenl
Nsy lat ts Is Ion 81 70 spoke yssket shin .IrrI 49,.
90 na,re; 9TH. 81 AN, steamship Cnnra Ls,ce To-
tus ket iorna n. trsags s.s, 49,, 80 L.. "a Naa
Isle ship Oss. Richarcsan TIsvre e dsvs w;,b ,Is.
u Nhioet; W cahtn snd US storage p.ss.ps.rs
SttJ Ee hnsfof Bostcnl fsrnh.m Ne. p,Ie.ns all "a
sA Sw rsss .O,h With pdss. 10 = Aikins ' 'P'''"'
lah sfcne, (breul Stricken. Bremen. 50 d.y. ia.
N de 10 rsvensi sat n Schumaker. ~
Us h.i,.'s' tsf linsoa'll, We COMBS. Ne- Or
hfif ltty VISITS tef Wsrftnl Watt. Ne- Orls... NJ
days. With NJ iassrs to J kitoaen
Str helt.uue tcf East Tcrsstcn BARTLETT At,.k.r.s
Nth schrs Rnssois AID Nsney irhop ~ Ne yors
Arri y 20 Icruss spoke schr Cerscus fem Astssss.s
for New York
s,it Rrsrla Iccris AushsP.s n i.ys via sugar s,s
u.rl- 10 the master.
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Our Washington Correspoadenee.
wAsmSeroS, May 8, 1850
The CON preu.,, R,ncyf

The Co@pre~s,s Report.
Splendid spring morning Evcry body on the Gu
t,,e for the con- promise report Of Mr. Clay. Heavy
pressure In the galleries Of the Senate aud In tho lob
bies; but rather thin Attendance Of Senators cspe
ciay Of the North half the chairs Of the North
states being vacant Mr. websters among the rest
Mr. Webster Is not here-hs has returned-or IL q,
least Invisible In the Senate Why he has not return
cd he very well knows and 1t is perhaps nobody bu;
sincss and yet IL IL matter OF disappointment to
the friends Of compromise that he Il net on hand
His atsence 10 calculated to excite distrust aud to
throw cold water the efforts Of Mr.. Clay IL looks
as II Mr.. webster regarded the compromise as sort
Of bumbug to which he could not consent even
to give the eountenancs OF his bodily presence In
the senate chamber on its presentation. Mr. Johs
Dayis Of hssssshusetts, vas also among the sb
sentces.
ON opposite sides Of the chamber sit Mr. Clay and
Mr.. Benton-the one absorbed and grave, ~ NJ In
doubtful and melancholy reflection upon the
OF hi. planthe other stern, indomsble and resoute
a. has mind we're all made up aud the issue clearly
forester.
fourteen or df,en southern senators satisfied
With tn cOmpremise, and opposed IL; and that
they intend TO make trial st least for the Missouri
Inc The south wants corner on the Pacific little
share In the gold mines they exactly satisfied
totske the shell aud give the North all the kernel
Tn. fact h. from the aspect Of the to-day there
are forty Senators opposed to this compromise
and yet Mr. Clay. have reason 90 know, feels
perfectly satisfied Of ultimate success
We have - much reason to spprehend that II will
end In confusion disorder disorsan,ation. and the
breaking up Of Congress without DING anything ct
How the Senate Ia to be concentrated on this com.
promise, cannot tell what possible live chance
there Is for II in the House cannot divine; aud
What possible scheme can succeed 10 IL impossible TO
conjecture.
A. We hsv. repeated heretofore With tho presents.
ton Of this report the real trouble Ia iut beginning
aud there may be Jet something Tor the Nashville Con-
The case look. mighty smoky
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brig. Dsihi Hossdc: i:s.a,:: Pearl Harding Pss g..
Halifax OIandA, and Lubcc. '''e' ''AA '
Pess Sssi%:s q!sss
L,etisia Buck B.i%ore brig Cohen DAILY Psiisasipais
Brown Liverpool LcehinyAr wssees s,re bark ssrssos.
. cruz s1s' ss ShSnsS s.t. % W.
Two Friends Earl Br.Iss Santiago Tos.a to sea 18th ui
MTLA MAT bsris Hon.pia, coisy., csnas sa'i Z:
Charlton BAlo To.ed a6h ult ships Cairo Cha
sAs ifAscisco, March Rat ship Altm..r Barry rs.-
Passengers Arrived.
LvSRrooI AND Steamship Ni.ssraIysr Hnl!-
sss Re: :.
For New Yerh-Mi. Eastman. Mr.. E,is. Mr.. Clarke. Mo
children and purse BLIGHT. LADY a.SgS.sfs ,al
s Mt Aspnsa isay shid md nurse Master: Hspln
%s: T ss s's~ssissa
ssrshsI scsrSs " csp, smith Lady Cs s sh.s:s
IT, Kelly Mayer s.Il Addison; Reid darainsr.
s:f s sy %m 1 ass-S :
thpr Lsndiek Lsndick Jr Robt Sparrow John Edwards
From Haias-Mr Blair James Starr and LADY, Mr. Ksas-
HAmruRe AND the ELsr-stesmship British Queen
nss,rs WIsh' pesstar cSsura poehms Mssr0hsn; JACK
Ritter DR. Schmidt Peni Rusbe Msdsmss Ritter schmids
yeeelsp. and S.hiiden Wright. Mis-: Wright Miss WRIGHT
To:s cs;s
seherssdt valid Rudophi Miss Won P.sss Mss Jsnt.ssI
PA ' Ship I' csis@lrs Mailer s-s.s..
n MsS Hane sV c s. eG
doi Mrs Iaen do; Mr. Member do, aud 90 in the
s sn Gore sS on h' and two
BRSES-Bah Car0lins-hr Arndt, and lsl in the steer
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.


PHuADnpMA, May e--Fyrd Bcard-i50 shares Reading
Railroad 2S' ao do 23As; $1,000 state So. ~ $1,000 DO
s6A $500 Chesapeake and Delaware Cans o. %, VI;
$50 Morris Canal IN; Ninehn Railroad 6s Girard
Bank l25s go Wilmington Railroad 6s 9; ~ Sehnylk
Navigation 1915 Farmers and Mechanics Bank. COR;
Slco Reading ksilrosd Nosgase 6, y u Pennsyvanis
Railroad, 4y 5000 r. aiding Railroad IS, 70A 81 400 State
De. 1917 Second Bodrd-$f5eo CountyGs ~ 1885, Union
Canal l3 100 Reading Railroad 23As $1,000 Reading Rail-
road &c, 79 slego do 20 u rsnnsyl.snia Bank i61s
81 1890 United STATES 6s. So 1924 S2,9 Texas eight per
cent Bonds, ~; Pennsy snia and Ohio Canal. 81.
BALTIMORE, May S-Slc0 MARYLAND 6s, IOiha; 81 OO do.
lcIs 600 do quarterly SIS 90 81 oO do. do. 90 100 do.
do 90 80 share. Western Bank, 2i Is York and Cumter
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Married,

On the sth instant. by the Rev Mr. Ansrsde. OF St.
stephens Church. II. Bsien~sprL, to JAS q. R,els
ell OF this city.
On Thursday morning, May q at bridgeport Conn
by the Rev. Gurdon Colt Csc. d wuLt.Nss, Of yict.,
burg. Mississippi to Mise A-Sa MslDsyx. Of the
above place.
At Albany. on the 9TH instant by the Rev Mr. Hal.
lovay. Jous O. Mc0RkooR. Ess.. Of this city to Mas
Masr G. Vas Besrs, daughter Of Doct Peter Van
Buren,, Of Albany.
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Lsr-yr Bses 81 steamer fsst~ for Havana viii sess a.
tbe Eschsrgs Reading Room 81 EKchaoss tsdsy 81 four
s'elcct.
Letter Bsrs FER ns.srs Chssrcs rsss.s csilae valr~-
rsso San ffenosoc Ne Cherokee and Ge.rxa
vn ccs. stovs on hcussy 18Th, 81 ~ oeeos, ssd te
fofv srded In charFe OF . special messenger.
Letter fers Ter lilo Jauere Aat-sp viii siss
eicre 40 Above On Monday, 18Th. ~ ~ o'clock.
shaw ISsss f.~. d Vail
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Herald Marine Correspondents.

Arrived shp Monticeo rolger $50 days frsm Ss-d~ich
Islsses Tor sseie vita s2 tti- srstn oh Ihs hss
igtcihs whslotcne freight Rsports. Feb p Las i.s
", chip toinrltrs. Cr,rcil 81 faichsvtn All wet,
t.esh. f3r SNCSSst Tek asa. lat u %. iSa ~ ~ passed
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resesr.rh,c Marine Rspo,s..


Arrived-Bris rrinssss Royal. Bsrmuds, sehr Csloii
Crans Butksp,rt.
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A CARD.-TnosE VINO ARE AFFLICTED WITH DIS
eases % prtvse nature Otherwise affected. will
bud 60 their TO call at the sirh Ward Dspsa
ia Leonard street the TOmbs, Centre
where scientific Dublin D5cor Ioar prsc
ties will he In attendance daily, from o'clock NJ
o'cleek. " ".
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M LDltAL NO1 ltL.-TnEKE ARE THOUSANDS OF
4vA individuas who imagine themselves cured have
actually the poison In their blood undermining
they viii pay atteaton To the warning of the
ell Ahsy.L efen gives yOr evidence Of its existence -
the fern az eruption Aching the bones joints whcA
f of,tn disappear md tssin retain suic plrl
that II - there till finally gathers strength By redae-
ing the system and s become timely
attention rcre rsysd TO the tisease deal Of
would he avoided: but the inexperienced from
quaeh 10 smother Until he compelled 70 apply 70 Irregular
Iaenontr Hundreds have been cured hy DR. Hene after
having been vietmsed by the whole battalion e quAhs n
this city you will your money aaa what Of i'm
eabon % any dsessc 10 lr hENE, No. 20 Duane street,
second door west 81 Chatham, who H. regular physicAn
and = N ~ ~ te Medical Tacetv
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N NV hEDiCAL bOOk~-A CUkPLkTL PRACTICAL
vorh, on the nature and treatment pryats dsese
ssotures aud all kindred Affections s ths urinary
thustrsted great number " aly oolored plass
e. isrrs a. LIE BY Homer Bostwiek NJ D. LAr. ausrta
soPsges "a edition Price Sio Extr~st fron "a. boston
hedieal aud Surgical Jsurns"lt sAd
e equal y heords or Aetons worh the f.ui,
deases snd fsr superior - anything u the pub
hsAsd this country Asth.r Of iAe % seuains
snses,Ons lmrotency, &C. csnsec b. ayrotsr hatits-
fishers, sTRrN6ERk ToevavND -, p-..--.- 40 :,
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DccTon youssELr rRyArELY-rok - cxNrs-

,,as,. ~. :, ~ sst Nv. rhtAikLf-rok cxNrs.
rnyresa sde. 9Th Y.s hsnar
9 ever, ss.r. 80: :ss .tS' s. q
rSs secret s' 3: ..sis :; % %
yss o. ,ss r,S.,,. Gland ses nsti,' 2.
.sI ss.I:s. ,, The ;hsr,sr % 81, ass.. ss@H
d,..s pfsvsus % r,siss ysai.s. sass,
!. seps 81. aay s..tsI s'sse.r. si..ss.
sns home sAss sss; Y g. fs.
s ssi s :S,s ..s sss s,
Nd one Hi s ~ sss,s ,...y
tcoi " nail vii s- Cor one dollar 40.
s ss1, Tor sale " ''''s'T ''' W. '-"''-'- W.
T'un MARRIED. 1onANT pKIvATk sGDicAL con-
psaionrB, DIT A. ~ kspriesss, Professor 81 Dissssss
y ssy.o sas .as".s P, r. s y
%s, ss,, ssep sr.rs ~ ,In.s 70 s' ss'.
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t. re-. .s... h.;,A dss. p.rnis q. l...... ia
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ys zion nstur. contsm-l Inpsrsass shaa1s -
% NOS. s.r,ss mode * .sss 4, s-s s,'s -.r,sss
'" ,f4. e. e. =, ' |. t !. .sh ,,s
=, pear Sf,-Es vii. has been s,rv,y,,Sl, a.ns. Tor
-. ,.. yesf o. eorassuenee u sssi
syey mere and Gors asshsssa sss
ssy.s ~ . SaSss I sS. -:h y.
rss vsrst
,hh Ntae tno. aseu. TIVE ncnthsl heard gcur bsos
nsD srSfsn o As eontnnins matters r.sohns my
~ 'sS sssss s 90. K. Is, :, s' 70:
inferred 70 ny VIE learning s,oat 8fssvry 81
=. ~ b.omesHs rruvaed remedy. ~ arecd rrs.r.
aeh hte s.scev-d -.s possible Bnt Tor ths
sAyther year would have heso an ma
stldren left r1ctherless w
i h z sour.. inrrssss.si- son..y more tut, 10. w.
es X srss. .sses 90 - thsy AZ. % srsy
SAFE a ~ brosevsy, rns ~ tie tuSIishine ursr. ira
.a.er fr-~, Ser forss Littls c., AiAany w. " Dc
- irf y " Petersen. O. Chest street fl.Ssrh
~ ,s s..sia 81 cepy sin se trsnsrilstsa ~ rss
~, - - aF- 70 arv rrrt n the United s.sra. Ate<-s1
800 ee = rcrse, . ned, "a Dr. A. n. Bee
-. h4r - 80 cat1, z Litssts stsseN
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nOtToR GLOVER. REGULARLY EDUC ArgD Ply
- stefan and Surgeon, authsr Il The Private Tr~atss
sna hssiesl Guide ke, viii be fund nj. once. ~
usnsl fs extensive practical experience rsbes hira
those dilcut elect ftretsrs aad .eu,,a
yeaknsss &C Once No. ~ fformsrv No ~ Ann .trvst
Private entrance through en-. -
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kokIksAL.s AND kAIhs.-Dh LAkzETrEs JUNO
Cordial or Prosrsstiye Llrir prescribed effective
restorative In eases Of pehiy. npotsnvy. B&rreops
snd All irregularities q nstuIs all that IL yr.tesses
be- vs-Natures Great Restorative. and remedy
IN the married state ~ithout offspring II IL certain our
Tor seminal emissions. general debility, gieet
the genital organs nervous Affections. lsucorrh
invsornuns meaeineh "a unequaled Also, CERTAIN
medy Tor inepient enuH pfion ans indieson sold
BY JUDsoN a CO.
The only Amariean Arsnta 81 Joir sss..,
N. B.-Also Ia Boston. a. " Tramont Rou
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nR. JOHNSON, NO. Is DUANE STREET, so WILL
known in the treatment OF delicate diseases
reputation for skill in those hafcured
existed for years. s pre-eminen Constu onsl weaknes
brought or BY secret habit aectuav cured Recent
cured In fonr days.
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M EDICAL.

MEDICAL.
OR. DELANEY'S MEDICAL OFFICE, ESTABLISHED
~ for the successful treatment Of private diseases and s
male complaints Is open daily. from A. NJ, to p. n
Recent radically cured in day; outstanding
aggravated treated in the careful
cordng the and most European method
without mercury. Structures. seminal Weakness genital
debility, sc, invariably cured. From long and
tensve in Europe and in this city. Dr. De La
guarantees perfect cure in every nstance or refunds
the Consultations strictly confidential Treatment
also per correspondence in English. French German
French and Portuguese female periodical Pills and Drops
81. Office 81 Iispenard street. near broadway. ---
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GYY sAvED.-oREeORY,s FRENcn ANTIpor

VKX SAVED:-GREGOkYS FRENCH ANTTDOTE-
Wa "A total and speedy srAdieator of private die
eases IL pures the blood drives out the virus from the
system aud leaves the patient in vigorous healthy
of body and mind People who have wonderfully
ssonshed TO ind themselves cured speedily and without
interference restrictions Of and without
particle Of mercury Price 81 sold At the drug store,
No. tol broadway ~ Bowery, 10 Fulton street, (Sun
BndinEsD and at the Doctors residence OK nsdisos
street lseeond door above Catharne strees Gregory
would intimate 20 srngers and Others that he has
IN this family Of diseases q this city and he
able and willing 10 give good advice freely all who
need IT, Hours from A. until SIP M Letters will
cure prompt attention pre- pad and medicine forware4