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Our Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, January 80, 1880.
Free Trade in SHARES Reriral among the Saiors-CeGee
SpeottIGtion-.a Missionary Meeting -Mdsqusraie-THe
Markets, &c.
The bill that has passed House Of Delegates for
free trade in slaves between the States will il Is
thought be defeated in the Senate The city papers
with the exception of the American which seldom
presses opinion any subject of State affairs have
all spoken out in decided opposition to the repeal Of
the laws now in existence; and perceive that similar
opposition Is expressed by of the papers in the
sla'eholding counties If the slavery bill before
the Legislature should pass, will have Of the
most energetic snti.slavery parties in this State
that will be found South Of New Jersey They
propose to delegate to parcel Of Eastern Shore fns
tics the power of representing the State in the Nash
Vile Convention and withdrawing Maryland from the
Union They will find storm about their before
long that will wake them up to the faacy Of their ex
Iectations.
Quite a religious revival Is going in this city, at
the SeameBs Bethel among those that go down into
the res in great ships and considerable nHmber
Lave joined the church
large amount of money is said to have been made
In this city by the recent speculation in coffee one
merchant said to have cleared $50 900 whilst Others
have made proportiosebly larger amounts. There WAS
large stock here and number OF vessels daily ex-
pectsd. when the rise took place
The China Missionary Society anniversary was large
ly ATTENDED Monday night, and the q $500 col
lected- gen temsn Banding In donation of $500.
The jew.lTy establishment OF q. NJ. Johannis * Son,
was broken on Monday night, and robbed OF jew
elry 20 the value Of about $500.
grand masquerade ball IL advertised to come off
Juesdsy evening next at tho Holiday street Theatre,
which is expected TO be rich affair The tickets are
10 be SIS aud the wardrobe OF the theatre Is be rented
out for the occasion Whether the dancers TO be
masked OF not Is not said.
Flour continues without change in prices, though
the sales are very light
Tho following The sales the stock board Yesterday
$500 C o. isy io $50 do do lO35 10 shs Meehsnics
bank, l5 Banh Of Batmors s3t4i do, 933S 6s Bat
more aud Ohio Railroad, $50.
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nate looking to that Southern Convention Of June
Nashville and Ii appears to be their object to az
gravate and not TO SETTLE this quarrel in the interval
No man after hearing the debate in the Senate to-day
can 10 any other conclusion than this-that the
cry Of disunion has ceased to be threat and has be-
come MEASURE Of policy with the extreme leaders OF
the South in Congress, aud that the evil Is gaming
ground every day.
Ost Of doors Mr.. Clay Is universally cemplimented;
but while the North sist upon proyiso the South
demasd positive guarantee in the form com promise
The subject lie TO come up again next Tuesday. The
compromise of Mr Clay will doubtless fail, every.
thing will fail for awhile but after several months or
warike controversy, still hope some satisfactory
compromise will be adopted.
In the mea ntme there is some danger that, between
Old Zack and Henry Clay, the wings may be split up.
There but little hope for ything OF useful egs-
lstion this session. Mr. Meredith may well go ahead
with his retrsnchments in the service Until
something Is done upon the slavery question nothing
else be done and IL IL manifest that IL Is the
luton Of the South that nothing else any
shall be done. But the Indispensable supplies
fused to the government Old Zack must only take the
responsibility.
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MARKETS elsewhere.

BOTTOM Jan 2e-Frf Boz rd-1O shs State Bant g. 100
is, bc.top GEN. y SIG ioo Do boa a.. DO Oh Colo
Railroad al, DO. Pttsburg copper Company las. i6 d.
western ksslread lea. lido 1af al do Boston and Maine
erosd S ~ do Boston BAnt IS, ~ de- Norfolk County
~ 'r s . 70 DO; Ty.. Is a. z ssc E..srn lsreal
kalread, IN do. t2 10 DO biOd s2t DO sod az ~
90 s5ss ~ do. sin as; sco Vermont Central Railroad
DOMESTIC MARKETS..
Nrw Drprosp On MssKtr, Jan. IS -Ons-The mar
ket has been without animation since and we
have no trenssctiors TO report In either description
The stoct 81 frerm IL very much reduced. In Nam
tuehet We learn sales Of COO 1900 bbis sperm we're
made for manufacturing there at 11T 1sc equal 10
cssh Whalebone-A sale 81 1900 lbs (ipciudinQ
1Stoo he folsr) vas made at SIC, cash which b de-
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.hrksd through without the aye, and nays tn. hes.

shirked through without the ayes and nays the best
evidence Of design to avoid further responsibility
lfa bomb shell bad exploded in Harrisburg, It would
not have created more commotion than the very s6a
money article in Saturdays Herald, this Reading
Railroad bill II has been the prevailing topic of
versatop, and will have tendency to siren then the
opposition ind finally defeat the bill Such Is the
opinion OF gentlemen whose views entitled to great
consideration. Notwithstanding the friends OF the
bill powerful wealthy and interruptions; they
have legion of we'll paid attorneys 10 constant sttsu
dance doubtful embers and H. is twenty
thousand dollars, reserve will be brought into
QUESTION rather than be fo!led 1t behoyss the 70.
reign bondholders to be on the alert, grievous
wrong will be done them
The trial Of DaviiC Knipley for the murder Of his
father progressing slowly The defence ade Is in
sanity, Of while h there Is soniiic ting opinions.
The mpsnologisns, or Swiss Bell Ringers. have
been here for the last two at the Shaksprean
Saloon and have drawn full audiences
The weather is mild like spring looking aud feeling
ANYTHING like mid winter.
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CITY TRADE REPORr.

WEDNESDAY. Jan so r. NJ.
The frmness noticed In the cotton market yesterday
was maintained to-day and quotations ranged at about
y ,Sc. higher than prior to the news. Sales we're
In the -four market to prices while there was rather
more selling, owing to fair eastern demand and .
cintd TO droop Southern brands in rather better
demand being wanted to some extent for shipment TO
California There was not gresHdeal OF wheat eer-
ing and holders continued firm. Corn was some easier
to purchase ut previous prices with more doing Oats
were firm There was material changen other grain.
There buyers II pork for future delivery at yes
terdsys prices but who not met by sellers The
article on the spot was heavy and prices inclined TO
droop Lard continued in active demand ct full prices
Cheese In better request while butter hrm.
The high prices at which coffee was held checked ope
rstions. Sugar firm. while moasses was one cent
better Freights were Offering to fair extent. The
ships John Marshall, Victoria and Garonns with the
brig Carrier sold to-day, and bought by parties
epgsged In the California trade, on terms not made
AsHEs.-The market for pearls was quiet at SO os q
80 l2H Pots were buoyant with sales Of 90 bbs, at
BRnApsrurrs -F7cu-This days business amounted
to $500 bills, including nne, at 81 37 81 o2l; ordi
state At SSH sS mixed to f.voIits brand MisSi.
gan and Ohio at IS IS u.s. pure Gsnesee at S. A .
81 .aos extra
Genesfe, ct IS SO So 37X. Southern Flour more
steady With good demand for California The sales
were 1000 bills, at IS Is IS 81 for mixed to good
brands and 700 half barrels and boxes for California
at So So 20 for extra Georgetown. In Rye Flour
and Corn Meal! We have heard Of transactions but
prices, In the meantime, were steady Waest-Ths
raes incuded 500 bushels Lake at $40 for nfe
risr 200 bushels fair to prime Genesee, at 81 26
81 80 (the latter price above the market and 700
bushels common Southern red. at 97s Rye was insc-
tive, at 63c. Barley was wanted at Csc TOO. Oats
were dull; prices were nominaly the same. Corn was
in good demand with sales Of bushels part to ar
rive at 6ec for Jersey white to arrive 600 for
southern and Jersey yellow Gle o2Hc for Southern
and Jerrey white, &c 62hc. for old Western mixed
and 63hc . go for old Northern yellow.
CoyFEE-The market continues firm, but the sales
are not large. LOCO bags Of Java sold at 14Kc Ice
CoTToN.-The market is sitter, and fuller prices
obtained than for some days past. The advance Of
yesterday Is fully confirmed and is quoted at Ac to
,Sc Ihe sales to-day are 1000 bales, for export, at
our quotations, viz -
LIyrRpooL CT ssty,oAvrou
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On "Wednesday afternoon. Jan. 90 THaM,s Brr,rr.
after short Illness, aged n years months and Ib
ds,s
The felstives and friend. Of the family together With
the ,crd ssintrs BeDevstnt Society and Police Depar
usrt are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
htn HE late residence No. 122 Walker street on fri
tpy. February !. Of o'clock z NJ The remains vii
he taken 20 Greenwood Cemetery for sntermept
On Norday evening. January 2sth, JoSAs RoorH.
printer. te,d 20 years snd D month
fnp,isl en- Thursdsy afternoon, ~ 2o'clock, from
bic late retidspce les klm street His ffiends and
those Il fis scns jeremiah Samuel Booth are re-
sIsctitliy invited 10 attend
ON 1U.,dsy. Jsnvary Goth, Cp,rtrs v younse.t
ard three days
1hs i.nd- o. the family are respectfully invited 20
s.rd BE fnrefS en- lridsy February lat at 4o'ccek
Z. ~ irer The residences Of HE parents, 1e9 West
On Iu,,dsy. January eotb THomas McB.aso-. aged
~ ytsfs ~ webths ard "a days
Tie rienCs and scQusintsnces Of the family and
ticfe 81 lie sen John aud brother Patrick respect
fuNy hvittd 20 attend his funeral Thursday morn
ns S,t int st O'Clock, from his late resi-
e'f O. 30 III Avenue HIS remains viii be taken 70
The stttio cemetery In Eleventh street.
b. There VII be no carriages In sttsudancs.
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On the bth January, In Paris at the Church n the
Msseleine, by the Rev. Able de Moligpy, Cs.sLr. s.
bf.nroap 70 HtL,s M.Ry, youngest daughter Of Ssm1
j. Fbhsr. ali a fhilsd-lphia.
Al New Orleans, January 9th, DURsSr Ds PoSrr. late
o. Tile city ard sssstabt editor OF the pcsvuns to
sorrfs daughter 81 William Brooke, Esq 81 tina. city
Jsnusry SOth, IN the Floating Church OF the Holy
Comfcrter, ~ the Rev v. NJ Johnson General n
W E,iis 81 NoIwieb. Conn 10 Miss Lvcr A. SroD-
naEIA. Of Montxille tnnn
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IHs CftvsssE AZ Nav OstEsNs--THr Crrr Tssy.r-
tStD WIZ lSuSpArIoS.-Thp New Oriean. b., of tb.
.stn ,hr ssys gentleman who has just arrived
from the locality informs that portion Of the lev-e
situated THE eide of the old crevasse and short d
lance below the residence q Mr.. Sauve SUNK in at
o'clock A NJ, and breach was effected which In a
few hours attained Width Of thirty feet. and thron,h
which the water pouring With great inpetussitv p
The earth en- both ,iles Is giving way very fast ana
the pnion 81 eur Informant himself an int.ix.ot
panleris that before the day IL over the ere vs.se viii
not be lees than one hundred feet In .xt.nt m
ssytr Of the city was spprisrd Of the misfortune at n
cclock the MOI ming, ana without q moments dpIsy
has taken such measures ss the oircum stancss r..
quifed Experienced and com petent engineer viii n.
CT been forthsith Dispatched 20 the place With
view q ascerfainirg what enectuai means car bs
sdoTeed e. check the progress the Hood The river
h at most alarming height, being st this moment
within 10 inches q the highest water marx lat
and 10 nov at The precise elevation which It had reach
ed az the period ~ the former inundaion.
~ Cc.r aife- The P'csssns OF the date save.
We are happy 10 learn, from genti Who c-lisd
ne last evening, that the ssuses ssop-
ped through the energetic measures Immediately
adopted. AZ one time the breach presented alarm.
Ing sppe"ssee but al present danger lie now past
ISrrs,srrSe rsos TaNrico The New orl.su. Pf.
the Mexican fctoorer Anita. Capt Formepto from
Tsmpieo, the 10Th inst bsve received ~ No'ctoss
Of that port TO the 9Th inst. inclusive.
The Minister OF Interior aud Exterior Relations Sc
ncr LscunE By direction Of the President has issued
on order TO the ard commanders u
N. ontsrs ports the Atlantic TO prevent the
sotrsnct parties 81 armed men except they fer
IN huher Toto the republic although they alexe they
mc preceding overland 90 California This step has
,s sen ior the Preservation o. public order IN the
some few eases Of cholera had occurred st Tsmpico;
rse 10 epdemic and az the Ia dates the
hesth or inhabitants was quite ,sti,fsotorv For
sme dsys during the alarm rss,rs,ng AZ. .r,r,s.h
smusements were generally susp.nded
Ne.ls,ese tsJs that the L.silsture of Vera Cruz
RAD rettoDed Corgressts aid In making the sctsd
Communication between the two ocs.ns 49, a..
Isthmus Of Tehuantepec.
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LsrtR rEeM nia JssriHo.-Brig Iion Capt Gun.
niugfsm lett tic Jabeo Dec Is, for Bostou srrivsd
at Honss' Hole IN the 27h inst Cof,s sc.rc-
sLd iish st Fio and many ves,els ls,nx VA bs-
last lIeGhts TO New Oriesn- ranged 81 fscm 10 70 -
.. nts Per tsg for cofte Boston 7fag yea. ".
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Our Boston Correspondence.
BOSTON, January %, 1850.
The Pdrkman Murder.

pV'iVN' Sou""iy ~ AS""'
The Parkman Murder.
My relation Of facts with regard to the Parkmau
affair has created considerable stir and excitement In
this city Of the Psritsus Marshal Turkey, apd other
government officers although quite astounded at the
Developments set forth, pretend to deny that the
statements Of Vdetts" are true But all facts stated
In my letter Of the 26th nevertheless founded
the testimony in possession Of the Clerk Of the
Supreme Court the Attorney General and the counsel
for the defence In converting yesterday, with one OF
the physicians who examined Parkman's remsins,
learn that of those who have had opportunity
of locking into the matter have expressed their de-
cidsd conviction that Dr. Parkman was hrst struck
with hammer, other similar instrument, aud
that the murderer to make Of him, then plunged
q knife into his breast.
Dr. Webster's appearance in jail is not materially
changed Although when alone he Is sombre and
ysr He .nsnSs o.t 81 ha t;ms .ae
reading and is much more comfortable than OF her
prisoners in the same confinement having been fur
nshed with some conveniences from his own house.
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Hampton Rosdssehr Gazette. Cone Is days from At
th-Arr Br brig Esssquibo, Aorreli Turks Island eli
NTH, bark Duchess Lane Sicily; John Tunis Crauo
forto Rico 2bth brig Avano Thurston toss SID 2h
nsrk Dutch's Lane sicy shrs John Tunis Crane Porto
hico; Bolivar Barnard. NIork.
York. - - ~~ ~+SAA~n' 's"
kgwroar, Jan a6--Cd brig Lothera Watts New Orleans
ns nrst reported The was from Tho naton, aad pus
N son etime since, In distress. -
., sehr Elizabeth Pumroy. Gonaives for Bos.cn:
a. eorham Fall River fer NYort; 18th AN sioop
square {sed vessel In Vineyard Sound 2sth anchor
bile for Boston ''' ''' A''p' 'on NJ
Janeiro. '-S'' "'"A''Ve' nv
PoETLANp Jan s-Arr bark Medora. Robv. C.rdsnas
schs Leland Norfolk Delaware Sea lion Joseph
rayven. Pswtucket and Mount Vernon NYorK ca BARK
PRoyIpEscr. Jan 2s-Arr soops Fyeasri.r p.... c..s
ner, NYork; Charles. Rhodes, do. ~''""' "~iu-
RicHMoSp, Jan 2s-Arr brig Susan Ludvis Youns NJ. :
tanzas sehr Albany Packet Grant, Thomasten sehr.
Charm, Berry, Boston; Splendid, Lawson NYork ~ '''
SAVANNAH Jan Arr bark Pentucket Tayior N.wn..x
W; brig Paulina Finn Boston. Cid ship Chas carro
chant Boston; Denmark. Thompson. dos Columbsna Isi
lett York Sid ship Chaos Paxton. Liverpool bark
MoNair. NYork brig Foster Lewis Providence; schrs Gao
Engs. Smart, NOreans; Alfalfa, Knudsou NYerk.
SAG HARBoR. !. Jan 29-ship Neptune. sherman re-
Cilbert& Co Of NBedfcrd $4,000 thu dsy far
Bedcrdto load for California Bark Acasta is the only
naming whaler in port. " "
WEyMoUTH. Jan 2-In port, schr Leader. Swift from
Plymouth dss Weymouth, Fore and Nponset Rivers are
new nearly clear from ice.
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Curious Correspondence between the Ma
nufacturers OF Dover, N. H., and the Hon.
j. Clemens, OF Aiabama-Biack Slavery
and White.


. j. CLEMENS TO z. s. wALLINGFoRD.
Mr. b WAiLINGfonp:-
have received the resolutions purporting to have
been ADOPTED by the "nechanics and manufacturers"
OF Dover, n. H..
In declaring that system OF white slavery existed at
the lar more odious than the black slavery at the
south ala not mean TO express the opinion that me-
chsncs ana manufacturers were slaves; on the con-
tIsry meant that they we're masters alluded to the
operaNs-t the DAY aborers, as class who are sub
condition Of the Southern slave is happy Indeed
mace TIE statement upon New England authority
repeat BOW what said In my place In the Senate and
tba continue 60 to do until refuted by something
more reliable IMAM resolutions adopted BY the
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Monr IrptaN Ourssess m Tss.-FouR Psasors Knit
rp On 1hursdsy night. 9th ult, the following
named persons klsd BY indians, supposed TO be
tsnsncbes) tevep miles above Csstrovile. near the
former camping Place Of Capt. MoCowaa's CON p.ny:
Asvisr Cslat, o middle AGED mao who leaves a wife
and several ckiidTen Vincent Ttchaen sgsd 81 years
sud hts brother Jos.ph Tscbsen, aged 10 years apt
Benedict Weber boy Of about III years Of age These
Iersors eresged In opening farm about one mis
shove the last fettie m.bt on the NEEDN'T Immediately
receipt Of the news BY ecu Brook, expres. vas
ssft.d the SEQ. ordering company of Dragons TO
follow the tr. 81 the Indians anstner express vas
cent 20 Ffedsricksburg, With orders that company
from that POET should be despstch.d apd TO
intercept the ssvsses ct the bsnders Pas trpt Nc.
Covsns mrspy bss been ordered seour the noun.
try On tire Msdirs. shove Csstrovilis. and captain
Grunbles company 20 extend the range Of it, scouts
the ground heretofore ssssIed to,spt NC 5owsn
On the night q the 10th otimo morse tied neaf ms
dor ,tol, ftm NJ Fofst living about tso mile.
above tSStrOyis; sLd three horses tates from
bis neifbbcr, MIR Bsder. aud smother Killed a
fsw days previous. the Indians had mace An s.tsck
Cuihi. On the camp OF Mrs khss who af-er the
death 81 her hutsnd rsturuing 10 the settlements
1tsy lilsd csttl. near The csmp srd nred into
Ia injutirg hosever u Is stated on good su.
thofity that the Indians have % late sied many cat
tie and cen mitt'd other numerous d.predations on
ttv Ioute Bsyou. General Brotk. We are Informed.
be- tat.n active and viii es-ry ssertinn
possbe With the Ia sufficient tore. urcsr bis mand
20 bring thee sssud.rs 70 punishment Ssn .9nsais
Wt,hrn Tsen Jon 3.
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Passengers Arrived.

LONDON AND PoRrsMoUTH- Packet ship Vctoria-Vessrs
Colby Goadby, Miss Goadby, Master a Coadby, Rev q
Winner Mrs Winner Messs Juhos and Theoaore Rom
Vain, and 80 In the steerage. "
NEW ORLEANs-Bark Robert Morrison Crocker auA
Albert w Porter, Of Portland.
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Cleared.
ships-Masconono. Proai San Francisco; C.risfa An
drews Collins, do Canada De'srsux New Orleans,
SsiT.RslsnR.s9 {sp, GSl,.ds. 4.sesloa. chaubsrain
schrs-Petrel. sweetler Xbsra. Cuba, Nesmith sons
sayery. wslden Matagorsa John Jones Smith wilning
Phiisdephs; Bay State Ryder Boston: Corieiia Smith
Gloucester; Thomas Hawkins, Jones. Providence.
UPacket ship Victoria, johnson, London and Portsmouth
Ship Western world tpew), wsare, Portsmouth, Nh,
Bari Ella Smith Messna passed Gibraltar 2lth.
S & &c. 70 h fssg for De SnSs D'
Of Gsr... sgpis bark Psr from Trieste for New York
Latham Bros; vessel Ito Revere. Jan ~ lat s. Ion 81
Is ssp.s. S. for sss .
Reid SAILED with brig Vincent Boston; vessels
spoke brig q Anderson. steering s.
order Ian H. lat 70 g. lon IS, spoke ship Sarah and
Bark Virginia Ann, Turner Charleston days, with cot
Brig Harssds. Branha Belize Hon. Q, days. with mdse,
Brig Enterprise Hopkins Galveston Is days. with cotton,
sshr sally Badger Edsnton NC Crank City of St Do
schr wiist., Smith, Newborn, NC, days. withdrawal
Mary MNear Newbefn, NC days. with stores
Mary Jarvis sOuls Nswbern NC days. with naval
schr Isabelle, Penny Newbsrn NC. days. with naval
schr MerrilL swsetser. Wilmington. NC.
sehr Liberty, Ryder. virgnis. days.
sekr Dsaysrs HARDING Dsaw,re, days.
sehr John W Houston Parker, Delaware, Q days.
Sailed.
Brig G Lawrence, Wall. Nuevitas; and others.
set NNw, and light.
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SUE :..:: s sS.. .:s:; 4
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Passengers Sailed.
SAN FRANcsco-Brig Zaine from Boston Jas De
Costa Chas JENNINGS Jno Nichols Mrs Elisabeth Jen-
nipgs, Mrs Mary Ann Blake
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Teiegraphlc.
See general columns for the latest Marine Ints
geaos By Telegraph.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF PRIyArEIr-roaa s nrNr.-

nR MORRISON rs coSFIDENrIALIY CONSULTED
- on Al diseases 81 delicate nature exseasve p-as-
nee enables IN 70 eure without mercury
cured rem three 20 SIX asys stetures seUaa weas-
onice. MAX FULTON streos - $500 %''s''"'A" ~ "'~
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DE JOHNSON, NO. 10 DUANE srREET, so WELL
- lnown IN tie Treatment Of deosts siseassThs Doc
tore reputation fer sill those kslf-cure1
existed for years emmett Constitut voakre
ured In four dsya
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NEW MEDICAL B0oKs--A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
IN vorh, the nature and treatment private diseases
srictures sDd all Kindred Of the urinary organs
Illustrated BY great number Of beautifully c0ored plates
aslsrgs as lfs BY Homer Besiw.ef, NJ Large quartz.
Medical end Surgical JournaiIt may be said, fssrlesy
20 be tqus TO Records q Aetops yis t. rsne family
Of diseases and far eupei,or ybng OF the kndever pub
lsh.d in this country" Author Of the york s.minh
Emissions impoteney kc caused ~ in.pr0rsf h.bitA
Fourth edition, plates. Prise 81 For sale the Pah>
nshsrs sIisssr Ts-Hseni s sreadSas a.s =. .hs
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m EDlCAI.s

nRUG STORE FOR sALE.--THE STOCK, FIXTURES
~ and good will of old established Drug Store In this
city, Location and value for the price. Apply
to r. A. GAINES, 90 Nassau street, N. Y,
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SUCAR COATED C0PAIYA PILLS DR. LANGEN-
~ teeks Copaiva Pills universally aokno wledged a
the best remedy which has
complete of Gonorrh@a These pills consist
OF vegetable compound without ercury sub
stance vhich may be Of injurious effects and their nppea
cn even in the stages Of this disease has
tended with rnequned The
remove the flavor Of the drugs especially
that Of the CopAivs Basam and being the
peas their Administration 10 facilitated in
other medicine q this kind can be boosted Of IL only
since few months that this article has into
this country and has sready spread over the
Union, which may be deemed the
virtues Large boxes 5s small boxes IS For sale BY
general AGENTS Charles pfiIer Cor 2s Broadway two
druggists. : -
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nm. oLoYER AurHoR or rnI IRAvrIIrnsx

ne services . those who have suffered
abuse O. medical pretsnders and rhyscsns Who have
voted lees attention this branch Of practices. Dr. a n
practically acquainted with the the most di
cult cases being regular graduate An his profession
Asnf confined himself % The treatment The elias. Of ds