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po,rys-tc MARKETS

PHLAprIyurA, May 4-The inquiry for cotton Is
very limited. ard Gales unimportsnt. Flour Il quiet,
and holders firm at SIS Is for common, SIS 81 for
good brands and IS 81 y SIS so for extra. Corn meal
and rye flour remain without movement and prices
nnaltered Wheat u dull at HE for red, and l22c
for prime white Corn sold to the extent Of about
Geo bushels yellow Mt COO oats-some $500 bushels
Pcnnsylvania found buyers at IS a SOC. Bark-No
sales In groceries few small lots OF sugar and mo-
lasscs changed hands at former rates ProvisionsNo
change about 100 bbls prime pork sold on terms
not made public; mess ~ held at $40 90. and prime at
80 per Dbl Bacon IL selling In lots TO the retail
trade at stcady prices Coal-Yreghts are looking up,
and rates rather better say 81 80 20 Boston and IS
soc. to New York Wbskey sold at 2sc. for bbls
BAlrr~oHK. May 4-The recent European news has
caus ed Howard street -four to advance to s. IS per
Dbl. with sales In market, and City Mills held
at q still higher figure.
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Bark Kensing,op Baxter Palermo days. with fruit. &c.
to Co,hsm Bass.tt on Malaga bark Dusohess. 81

to CONAN Bsss,t; on saisss saw bark Dasohsss. s.
aii rsi eliia LYME newns RIO Jansr0. March IS vita
Amer, =. amer Of r,e., l.nsh under sa an Amercsa
irg. SLOWING white signal with blue border 2eth.
a wcd red Iurges vi name in white letters (er
other commencing with konte painted black with
rhIlsdslphi.n lpai sis $ soW; SPOKE :alp
Lat 81 nss sp"ss o iSr fsmpo
Oernsoke Nc for West Indies. all WE'LL 2st lat 81 lon
sSsi' hs loo
Wise frcnNsw York for Porto Rice May lat s. s
sTsn sis Sc
showing white private signal with cross sw
3D. say an American ship howng private ssaA the nrss
asirs ~. steering sW "''' Ae'' anu having >"
BAH Piedmont lof waldchofsl Dlasde Phil.dslphia.
Brig Wilhelm Gustav tswl Lund. bordeaux CT days. with
x:nSrSsp $.ajsS Bn;s:. with xs &
A as 70 lon = 10 rss Sss .As GS T s
from Boston for st bominpo sh lat - So
Phsdeirhla for the West Indies; May lat 81 Is lon 7a a.
spoke bark kanawha Higgins from hstanzas for Rio ia
Brig Protection (of Csiais) Ill., Calais Me- days. with
Brig North America Foster Maehas days with lumber
ES mSs hs master sa E.a
shr TsssP Es.pSr.
ssSr H iEa.I FERN SI TS%ss,en
sehr bay State. Ryder. Boston, g ay..
s sssr B Bsss k ksy bsssn ass,.
schr Com Kearny, Lowell, Boston. 3 days.
Steamer Penobseot. Seymour. Philadelphia
The Swedish -of-war Nsaden for Boston. has an
IN ss " sny on IN. Ws is
TIE Rps Jones Tyler for ApAschcol.A anchored
MAY Wind during the day from NE to -. with rain
add fog.
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TeIegrnphIc from London to Liverpool

LONDON, April 20, p. M.-Consols POI.
PARIS, Fridsy.-Fives closed 500, and more cheer
full, owing to certainty Of Leclero's election No
news.
GBrrcE-ArHE~s, sth.-Admiral Sir W Parker still
retains the captured vessels The secret diplomatic
conference still continued
HAVE Letters Of yesterday. not vet arrived.
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NYork Ns1ico yananan ys River for PhisdopAia JoAs
hanove Savi Boston for NYork Elizabeth Howcs Pro-
ynss.oyn for 81 Beona Croye do for DO; sarah Ys.sx
Crowe Hyanis for do Erie Churchill Newburv for a.
Prre Handy Boa for Albany sloops China Ncirrsou
Nav Av.s Nay s-Arr ;sar.! Warren. Chsp~.s.
Sid schs Harvest Presley NYork Col Page Phsdsiphis
Providence May s-Arr sohrs Hopeton Luce Chariossoo
NYort sleeps cogmerce, Tyler Alsapy Radiant. paysoa
Henry Csston Heath, NYork. via Newport. Sid brig Van
daer Pendleton. Charleston; sehrs Marcy Wletts aaA
John Rogers, Houck, for Philadelphia.
sAlna Nay sArr brig Frances Ellen, Iislsy Jsrues Via
Crsnde and market brig Vintage, Babbidgo Africa:
Martha Maria. Nckerson. NYork Sid sohr Martha Maria,
kYork
TAprAvILs Cows. May sArr brig Mary Pertias CAsss.
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TIE Efl-sus C.ed Dust Rsbb,rs Scarcely steamer
leaves this port for Chsges hut what conveys
pert rogue Who take up their quarters at Chsres aud
Panama the look for the returning gold dggcrs.
laden with the precious dust the harvest q their tolls
al the mnee. Thcsc rcgues soon become acquainted
with the men and travel from Panama to Chagrc- in
company, taking advantage 81 every opportunity to
rob them and N such opportunity should not oder.
the thief will continue his route TO New York and
then. by the aid Of the stool pigeons" who are
daily correspondenee With these rogucs the trunk
tho gold digger " thus plundered Of is treasure by
robbers actually In successful operation aided
hy who call themselves respectable In this city.
who are known privately to meet and converse with
the robbers at the doniice - NE stool pigeons -
We have alluded to the above systematic plan Of rob
berries carried on and TO be continued very
sivo scale. during the present year ectween Panama
thsgres and New York and caution the honest travel
ling portion that route 90 be guarded against the
many evil eyes that watch them during the passage.
TIE Cotrfsrf,if UoTcssferskss Saucs-The invrstiga
tion pending against George Raphael and Charles W
Coz. Of No a. Pearl street q charge Of counter
fcitbg labels and manufacturing spurious article.
yurporting TO b. the genuine wocesterhre Sauce az
manufactured by Lee and feircns aud sold BY Their
agents John Duncan and Son. groccrs No 4v' brosd-
way, concluded on Saturday last. before Juttce
Mountfort. and. the evidence adduced by Mr. Dun
the magistrate held Raphael and Cox TO bail in
the ~ 500 each TO the charge for trial in
the Court of General Sessions. The brother Of VIZ.
Cox entered into security for the appearance OF both
.an,mtt a. Burelary-A young man by the name 81
tween ~ snd o'clock by ofcer PHILIPPE Of the Third
yard whom the ocer detected In the act Of breaking
into the clothing store % vcscy and uashrg
ton streets. The rogue Mp At the window the
Nning. when discovered by the policeman Justice
ho'hrop committed the accused 10 prison for trial.
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AZ At. Mays Church, the Sd inst. DAsIsL Ma
Miss ENILv MARy BLACKWELL, eldest daughter
Of the late Or Blackwell all Of this city.
On Tuesday 3oth 81 April. by the Rev. Alexander p
Thompson, i. W. HArARp to AVA, daughter of the
Hon Samuel Barton. all Of Staten Island
Or Sunday evening, 9TH inst, by the Rev. W. Adams
Mr. joins MrsTrsvKIr to MADELINE Par, all Of this
.tsw
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.

PiuAprrpYuA, May lSo-Pcficec Boards.-s20co Cni-
ted States Ist5 NJ $500 do do lle 100 shs Reading
~, si, IcS de s 6dS. gh s.aoo ksn;ssly g. no
A 500 de- an; sRo City De- lss. 06t 100 shs Morris
Canal cash. lbls sioo Lhgh &C. 7.l q shs n Bank Ken
tuely. AVN, 1Us IS do ia; siJ United Satss g. 1865
Is li 81, Morris Canal cash 1915 sso9 Reading Bends
6odo DO. - Aftor tod -ds-sl,0to Gin. WV. De- iSo, ~.
sl0oEeadipg Co. - 79ly; 100 chs Reading RR 2 50 do do.
Is ~ do do. gs 70 Union Canal la. s. so Rxas l0s
Rd.. " - soo do. ~ 50; 5000 Sch Nay6s. lss Is,
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ADDITIONAL EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.

The United States store ship Relief was at anchor
ct Gibraltar on the 7th ut
Advices from Malta OF the 10th ult gives the fol-
lowing naval intelligence
STATES souADnos.
At NapesThe independence frgate, bearing the flag o.
Conmodors Charles W. Morgan St Lawrence Cap'aia
Paulding-
AT Messina-The Mississippi steam frisste Captain
Long.
AZ Toulon-The Constitution frsate. Captain Conover
Ea route Gibraltar and the United StateThs JaGes-
town corvette, Captain 4 Mercer.
Al Naples-The Cumberland, Captain LAt!mer.
The Prince Kamehamehu. elder brother, and Prince
Lholiho tho heir presumptiye. sandwich Island at
tended by Mr. Judd, Pepipotentisry, were presented
to Prince Albert at audience at Buckingham
Palace, the 18th ult. by yscount PameEston, Her
Maestys Principal Secretary of State for Foreign AT
fairs The Princes afterwards conducted through
the Palace and also the Royal Stables by Lieutenant
Colonel Y. II. Seymour, the Equorry in Waiting on
Prince Albert.
The Paris Monifeur publishes the official returns OF
the proceeds of the customs aud excise duties OF
France for the first quarter Of the present year aud
which show an increase, compared with the FIR II
quarter Of the last year. Of S,3+4ooof
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The Socialist Candidate, Eugene sue, of
Part..

. Ine V'a', nss tne Iouosns unusi .ne heaa y, ~
ssnsssife Nshuus,s ~ w Soo'sl-ts nv " ~
hse pINcWe9 'uten hugs ne sue IN, sPpIsuse ~
~ w, o, w ~ NJ,
800, tu9s.t ~ 80 -
- ~. !. 80, -. a..,,. ~ - - 49, a. a.. -,
one ugn. 70 vhie any one " IN want
~ 81, ~ n., s'n I'm l ne Spe
49,. ~, ~, =, sua t IT
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a. A. 49,. Iahs.y., - az. ,,1s =, ~ i..s
49,. I,s,,, ~. wS,o,.,,. and I'm .hish a. s.an5
5000, Iasv'a,, 90 ~ any ~ men suhI
.Ns't.' rass.f s,,s Tn. .a,ho, tn,,oaa.o. ~ ;,,a
~. .s.-s - - %, n. pa,d.. ~
n, 4. 40 sanyex n iae. 81 mi. iu,urv Of
ar. - 80. ..,.,,.s. =, ,ho.. rh,,ns -,
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sp,ppIsG usTELL,eENoE.
Port OF New York, May o, 1850.


B.ri Attey Lands tBrl hartley Liverpool days With
salt. 20 the nsster.
nara cstaer tsvl B.dqne. ses.na - days With fruit,
Az 20 nee~ler DrsIer D-,lin April ". st 80 81 Ion ~
o. ship Victoria hesee for London going % before
Nv ssle. =.
asv. v,h fruis 70 Chsstei.lne rousert Sailed IN
rsny With Norv tsrk Achilles, Ter Mes r,rk.
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Gl Q0O REwAED-wnEREAs. a DIscOyERY 10

RA,OOO now being advertised OF sPeeiae Neryine
that stimulates the action supplies the
fluid thereby subduing all neuralgia debility
postaton, what other medicine has yet been known
this reward Is therefore offered prove s
efficacy and title specific in all Of affections
convusons disease arising from the
and viii be paid TO who ind out single
OF the above diseases where watts Nervous Ans
doto has taken without effect will be paid
tckster but upon fair and reasonable trial. 10 being
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Passes, gers Arrived,

Passengers Arrived.
LvERPooI-Bark abbey Lands-Rev Mr. Kirby And lAdy,
and go IN the steerage
IERao-Bark Neutrality-suspicious. Monte.
RIO JANERc-Bark Isabelits Hyae-CApt K Applston
and servant, Geo Foleer. ii Tilbitts.
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rioop ~ vrnNo~r.-A correspondent Of the Boston
Totsiier Of the I'd inst. writing from Wells river,
under date % the 3Uth ult. ssysw. are now In the
midst OF the greatest freshet known In this quar-
1s2l and even isUc; but remembers nothing appror-
nstr 80 nearly TO the general delugc what now
Witness This inundatcn r,sults only from heavy
rtns but from the sudden melting Of the winter Snow
which, shielded by forests, had long deaed the sun
Twenty -four hours ago the waters Of both the Connec
tcut and Wells were high aud have been swell
ling every hour All day yesterday, In spit. of the
gt Mt we're busy endeavofing TO strengthen
various N unin,sits against floods. 10 secure the
wood and lumber that had beer piled too
troke the uni nshed kment near the mouth
Of ellis river Thst stream rushed it, banks in
many ylaces. and flowing round aud round several
hous.s tbs the appearance q Nep tian scene
or he pile butt Asisic dwellings Towards evening
tie inmates Of one house taken Of from their L.
isudty boat. Boats we're providedby other families
oulary those living that broad in,ervsie Upper
h,sduw-thst. " their position became dsng, rvus
they might not lsck mcans OF escape About one
otlo, last night the seven families occupying dwell
hrg the brink % the Conn cticut ths bridge.
ttsfted by the giving way Ut the underpinn ming
eocdf and furniture were pted up TaIywsy rsrs
while the and children found refuge Ia the
pot The dv,i,rs In one Irish shsnty found no way
81 esetpe except by breaking through the roof We
be. no mail nom Boston yesterday The reached
Hif dfurd thirteen mile. below than = hours
D, hind n cir time The conductor cane "a N, vbury
IN awneun. and tbsneein part ON hahdcsr aud part.
ly fott The read h In aisny plsres roved aud
my sseTcrs are s~t pt away Years entertai
o. the ssfty Of the great bridge NJ white River
Rsiir,ed dsmss,s are thought already 10 amount 10
many thcwsud d,llsrt
psiron the murderer of Mr. white a. Colbrcoh,
Conn hor, time since. wss taken back 10 Conaeeti
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Peter Csrney vae murdered In Boston. on the nj sht
Of the 3D. inst by John COMEDY who threw him from
third story window to the side walt causing his Death
In Eve minutes Comedy vas arrested
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L. p. Com missioner's Court.

Ma, 3-IIenry W. Berry brought before the
Commissioner on n charge Of assault with behaving
pin. upon illinm Baker, seaman board the bark
Rover. Berry was first mate. and had command OF
the vessel the captain being sick at tn. time. BE-
tween twelve O'Clock night aud two In the morning
IL being dark, rainy, and squay, the gave some
orders. which Baker slow In executing he reite-
rated the orders when Baker used very Offensive Ian
guege upon which the mate threw Delaying pin at
him. The captain testified that the mate was a good
seaman; that Baker had been sulky three or four
DAYS lsforc the occurrence; that st the time II the
difficulty the 10 him In The cabin and told
him he had charge 81 the ship. " . men we're in
mutiny;n tefors he got on deck he heard Baker ask
the mate how many pups his mother had before
him ?" The captain then vent deck, and told him
that such conduct would not dc, that he would put
planned q any injury and did his duty the same as
usual. II the mate had thrown tn. Delaying min. he
he cap AIM should have heard u; can hear persons
spit the poop when he Is In the cabin the vessel
was in Danger at the time The Commissioner dis
missed the m lriut
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nR. BELL CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED AT his
- Office 23 Spruce street. William street. all
diseases vi private nature and which he the
mercuris The method Of arrestng the disease
In its first DR. ID. with and
times in days
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nR WARREN. OF NO. MOTT STREET ADJOINING
- Chatham square, he confdentiay consulted dis
delicate and having received
rough medical education practice Of teen years.
Oren from A. N. to 10 T. NJ
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DR. FAwCETT Is CoNFIDENTIALLY COSsULrED
~ At his Office 81 Frankfort street. all Private Diseases
The most obstinate yield 10 his mode Of treatment which s
the -mtrcuria system Recent diseases cured in
days Structures the approved
victims Of solitary ndulscnces aso apply with
In ~ OF cure
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OR; JOHNSON. NO. 10 DUANE STREET so WELL
- hownin The treatment Of deisste dscsses-rhs Boo
tcrsepuauon Tor sk In hoee haf-cured
ssstd Tor years eminent Constitutional veakpss
cured In four days
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nR. RALPH. AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRI.

hk. RALPH, AUTHOR OF TuE "PRACTlCAL PkI.
~ waite Treatise kc0fce hours, TO IL A ~; to r.
NJ tSunday excepted lNo. % Greenwich street. Those
who apply in the earlier OF diseases will b
surprised At the and rapidy Of the In strietu
from it's FIRST incipen to its advanced and dis
tressng stages also in Seminal diseaees &C., trc
advantages, and extensive practice,l he
insure such certain safe and radical
ample for stating be obtained from other .
America.
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E'Orelgn MallA.

LETTER BAGS of Cambria for Halifax and Liver
pool will close tho EIchan Residing Room 81 Exchange
on W ednesday. Sth. at half past ~ o'clock.
Letter Rags for Havsna Chagres Panama. Caao Vnlpa-
and San Francisco steamers Cherokee and Georgia.
will close n above Monday, 18th.
Bags o telope, will also
close q above Monday, 18th.
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Barron the murderer of Mr.. White, ~ Colbrook,
Conn q short time since. taken back Conneeti-
cut yesterday, vis the Housstonic Railroad.
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MEDICAL.

VT>HE BEST REMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS, AND con-
l. pticn used in New Jersey says the PllaNed
Unicn Of September , lStS, is Wistars Basam Of Wild
Cherry which has been sold in that State plumber Of
and after this long trial, enabled confidently to
state that il has given better satisfaction and more Of u
has been sold and used than other Patent Medicine Zee
the dseaseand have doubt IL Ia the best
dieine before the public for the diseases for which
vertsed 1t has in done good; ahordinS
much relief to the sick and afflicted and safely
mend to all who troubled with Coughs Colds. Con-
srnptep and all other diseases Of the Lungs valuable
safe and most useful med icne.
From the Dedbam Mass. Gazette Feb Is, 1870
The ntrodncon Of this famous medicine the public By
Seth w. fowle has been of service probably
other article that has been discovered has effected
Of various complaints that flesh Is heir THAI
oil the miserable compounds that have
trunpeted throughout tho country The cert
Of IL.
Beware Of Imposition. Remember the original and only
genuine Nistars alsam Of Wild Cherry
written signsture Of l. BUTTS the outside wrapper
For sale by Seth W. Fowe, Boston. Mass. and by his
Agents throughout the country.
For sale by A H. d. Sands 100 Fulton street, also at the
Asor and Irving House Drug Stores Broadway at uavAn
Reese Co.. Maiden Lane at William Burgers CourtandS
street. and by the Druggists generally throughout the UNI
ted States and Canada.
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A pRoPHECY-TuAT WATrs. NERYOrs ANTInorR

A PkOPEECY-THAT WATTS NERVOUS ANTIDOTR
"A will outweigh other discovery Of the l9h CENTURY
inelu ding railroad telegraph, the gold in Ca
hfona, before have caped for that gives
than verythng else givehealth vgor happiness
hood and long e IL only requires be known be appro
eated; those who do know IL would give for overy
other blessing in the world: 81 by mail to lU2
street viii bottle, by any part
money IL be
me ne in tie
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DE kyRRlsoN Is coNrIDENTIALLY cVSsyLrHp
on ~ forsas Of privat. diseases. practice of thirty
years enables him 70 perfectly without mercury Ne
een Gases removed In lev days Structures scuinsl
LONDON Diploma In HE onc.. NIX FULTON street.
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nR. COOPER II DUANE STREET. WISHES rHB
~ victims Of disease to pcruse the following lstterr
Compensation July contracted disease aad appisl
- n doctor, Who promised In q week
tinues With him months and gradually getting
vorse tried several advertising doctor bat TO erect
ccneuded TO to the hospital where the doctors kept
under % mercury weeks Ny thrcat A.f
liberated pains my joints BODY covered
with ulcers q complete skeleton. The doctors COW
sdered n dangerous give any medicine
vised southern climate left the hospital. and BY
sdvies o. several friends placed myself under ysur
the lat Of January las Tc resr 10 told crsS
rerfect health. TuOS. GREEN. Rricklavrr IIsrlsm
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nXV sAvEp-GREcORY,s rRENcH ANTIporR

~
" N N il the wonderful medicine for the Of
diseases discovered eradcaes the poison
rom he and thoroughly purites the blood and al
strength one bottle lasts week. some cases are cured n
two days. without change ia diet habits. Price ST. with
full directions Sold at $50 Fulton tSun buildnssD
40 Broadway III Bowery Grand street and at The
Doctors residence, 6- Madison street. second above
Cstharne street. Ne charge for advice Letters be-
paid.
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Q6lMl KKwARp-JEFrKIky ANTIDoTk, A srI

DOOO eine histure for the cure Of Gonorrhoa oIssS
ktrctures and similar disorders II makes speeav ~
~ihout the least restriction Of diet drink ssposurs 81
In Application TO business The
single which the mixture vi cure the
fsure 81 nve hundred dollars rurshershs cannot
" dose Of the mixture taken when ssrcssl
IL 10 put MI In bottles with full directions NJ One totsls
lssts veeh-msny IN dsyA Tor ssIs bv III ~
RING. ts3 Froaavavt psv .-.ss - -
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Arrived-Schrs Horton, Candy, Newport; Liberty,
Weeks Providence; Missouri Bacon New York; Empire,
Price Brooklyn; Thomas Fenner Nickerson Providence;
Heckle Latourett Derby Henry Springer Adams.
New York. Weaver, do.
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WV never fails in the u all rirary
travel o. ell the remedies discovered for the above
rsnts this ~ the most certain makes speedy and
msnent cure without the least restriction In the Diet drink
exposure or change ~ application 10 business The prcyre
Ter confident Ofis vir0es and will asny
a cured IN forty hours sold BY the druxxsts
rally. RADWAYh Co general arents ~, pulton street
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I,,OR FEMALES AND nALEs.-DR. Ia

EoR FEMALES AND sALEs.-ps. LARzE1rrs JUNO
IL Cordial, Progressive Elxr prescribed cfect~-
restorative In 81 Debility Imrotercy,
sed All irregularities Of nature s all the, u pv.s-~ses
BE- visNsures Great Restorative End remedy
IN the married state without cfprins IA certain eur
for seminal emissions debility gieet weakness 81
the genital orrsps afsctions euccrrhcs
inveorsting medicine is uneouslled Aiso certan
nedy fec iacpisat eossamrtics ssA ndgescn sod ssU
10 yUDsON CO.,
The csiy Amsricsa Arsns "a q yshs st;psA
n. D.-Alss n s<ss. 81 frs1sss Rov.
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NLW MEDICAL BOOks-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work, on tbs nature and Of private aiSesss
ssrctures and All kindred affections Of urinary opg.ns-
Illustrated ~ great number Of beautifully eoored pstss
a. large ~ life by Homer Bostviok, n. d. Large qusr-o
Gass "a edition. Price sn Extract from the bcs,sa
nedcA AID Surgical Journa"t be raid fsarles-lv
DC equa 70 kieords or Aescns work the family
81 diseases and Tar superior anything Of
nshed In this country Authsr 81 The vork on Ssn,isa
smislons Imroteney, ke- caused By improper habts-
fishers, sTRiN6ER ToENsfNp. n, R@e.s.s1 W. 80 !,
the author. hs Rrosdvav