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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01
SPLENDID STOCK OF PIANO FORTEs, PLAN

| STOOLS PIANO COVERS AND NEW MUSIC
| MASH * wOoDlIoUSE have lately received and
| ~ also arc now opening. large supplies oil plano
Fortcs selected OF the firm person. with spell ~
ca their They are me ass su most
finish chosen from the extensive ma
3i Broadway and John D. Dunhan
have been selling Inc ns'ln
mcn,s OF these 10 years. and for durability 'hey nave
! Stood the 'i time ~. CT,
and together with large lot OF late AMI popular Music
f'" WV NASH & WOODHOTSE,
Bnok and Stationers. Eagle SQUARE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01

D Nv w AND WHITE WINDSOR SOAP, genu
SEPT u oui Cases OF each just received and sale by
F. JOHNSTON. DrusHt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01
ODD FELLOWS SALOON.

ODD FELLOW - SALbON.
TRIUMPHANT Success OF kU\hEiS ORIGINAL BAND
0F MELTING ale ETLofIA\S
15O\DAY EVENING September j. $50 and every
II th- Company Viii appear Ia saey OF new
'Sts sir:ay new DueslueS. &c, &c
>-.-.in. ,a- Conlpan, wal apseAr Ia WHITE FACES
- For p.Ucu!,fss"e sinal pi!l- oi h. d,s
- Dt,r cpeG quarter before O'Clock
- ca,"meace quarter OF O'Clock precisely
25c.nfs Sept. -
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FORTUNES HOME, CiALh'S OrtiCE, NJ. Il
4 M.s cgei. Richmond. .Tglaia,
Dawn M. Grtnd Consolidated, s
o. ). u - - 10 - = 81 Il 3
Dawn Nos Plup;;o Lottery, 10:
? - IL Il 9 /. = Is - - -
Ti,S.t Il IS =. Capital sold
Ia, p.y-De AR 10 - N1-. - drawn $4,000 i20n 6.at1
500 ~ 81 Tickets So Also, Small Fry 5000, 1000 TEX
II I,lutCEilk Oct |
S1Xr.ACT oF COFFEE. This arce liro
IL tis nsrSet has hen used hy numerous ia
r mt " every who mas used peaas he hgt-
l,rl. excellent Another supply l1 received
iors.rpy DC NY Noh y Noop
tE'~ :t-.. PAINE CO., H.
~ roa. N,ryii-, No - Main
Drawing OF Grt1t Cynso lated o.;ery, Class S:
b. n /. - = IL - - So u 70.
Ticket. i 81 - prize Of s}.t0I
T.l-i. ). 81 o. prze al sint All sent 10 this agency
THc..t. - :! -. prize >5,ohlN
FL h.s i.y. u ocock-Capts: $500 1890. &c. Tickets
g.. 4 o'c!ccS-Cap:'a!- s2i,t,v 90 &C ick.is 50
c " PURCELL co
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Our Hsytisn Correspondence.

Aux CAVES Dec 2s, 1919.
Negro Or'oges on Whihs-Ne'essify for Protection, &C.
Nothing exceed the dsorderly, lavless and riot
conduct IL the negroes in this part OF Hsyti, to-
wards foreigners They seek every opportunity Of in
sultrg and abusing all who visit this port and regard
less Of indulge their nmical feelings to-
wards the whites They appear to be particularly IN
friendly towards Americans.
On Friday, the 2lst inst, while Captain Gpatrick
Of the American brig Helvellin and myself pro-
ceedipg to the wharf coored man, Captain George,
Of the Danish schooner Celia and number Of negroes,
attacked US without any provocstion aud inflicted in
jury on Captain Gilpatricks face with cane The
assault altogether pected and before could
resent It, both seized and conducted like cr
mpGls before the sutho rites We eleased,
however by the intervention of the American Consul,
but denied all satisfaction for either the out
rage that perpetratsd upon for arrest.
The fact is that safe walk the streets In the
Gay time even, without II Is full Il ne that
government extended protection to its citizens Who in
pursuit Of their cspgs obliged to visit this isaud
and rave then from the indgnites and outrs daily
committed on them by this deprsved and degraded
Of DeRroer.
law has been recently passed merchants
from receiving their goods They be sent to the
government stores, and sold there by of
1t to be the aim Of the authorities
all foreigners from the island.
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Died..

Dle0,
Suddenly, Tuesday morning, 22d inst, ABBY JANE
youpgsst daughter Of Abraham and Abby c. Bassford
sged years, months and Is days.
The friends and relatives OF the family requested
to attend the funeral this wednesday, afternoon at
o'clock from their residence No. 26 Jones street.
Bleecksr.
On Monday, Jan. 81, PHEBE ]. DArroN relict Of the
late Harvey Dayton, Esq
Her relatives and friends invited to attesd her
funeral without further notice from the residence Of
her son-in law NosesB Maclay No 1873 West Eleventh
street this afternoon, "wednesday at O'Clock.
On Monday morning, the 2lst inst, after short and
severe illness, AMELIA A. ZERFFRAss the wife of John
Zerffross, and youngest daughter Of Ludwck Harpel
aged SO years. IL months and 90 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectful
ly invited to attend the funeral from her late residence
ISL Allen street, on Wednesday, at O'Clock P. NJ.
On the 22d inst OF pulmonary consump tion MARY
ANN. wife Of Lorenzo Abrams aged 81 years. months
and % days.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral this "wednesday
afternoon, at o'clock, from her late residence, 637
Fourth street, without further nvitation.
Philadelphia and Augusta (Ga) papers will please
copy
On the 10th November $780, at Suffers Fort Csfor-
York, in the forty second year Of his age.
At Richmond, Va, January II, Hon JOHN Scorr, aged
SO years.
At Troy, N. Y, 10th Jan, HARRIET NJ, daughter of
Hannah J. Brown.
At Newport II. L. Jan. Is, Lieut.. WILLIAM F. De
JonoH, u. s. A.
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Cur Pbiiadeipn,a Correspondence.

fHiLADELrHiA, Jan. %, 1890
Sueide-Seom,r' Meeting The Markets &c.
Miss Phoebe Brown, connected with several Of
most respec ,be families committed suicide at the
Friends Intsne Asylum, at Frankfort by hanging her
self
Th'reis to be q meeting this evening In the upssr
tatt f the city OF the eeamen who operated with
tie land forces the Pacific coast during the Mexican
war The object is TO mt moraizs Congress Ia order
to obtain the privileges to bounty money land
warrants and extra pay as those enjoyed by the sal
siers of the army.
We have delightful weather again with bright skies
and bracpg wind from the northwest In the way OF
public smusemeDts, city lie sadly unprovded for
What Is Maretzek doing?
Tlsur is DULL shipping brands have fell off to 81 a. Rye
-four 50 Corn neal s. rs Small sales Of wheat at
% 81 o. and white at 81 l2to 81 Is New yellow Soc
Penney oats $50 and southern Sc to &c. The ad
vance in cotton is firmly maintained. whskcy very dull
| at yesterdays rates.
No material change in stockS Annexed ths
Gales at the First Bodrd7 shares Kentucky Bank 49, q
Mechanics Bank, 263 S60O Kensngton W. W. Bonds, 6s
9ls 200 Wilmington Railroad 6s Sss 1000 Sehuylkil Ma
yigation g. IS 40; OO susquehanna Canal Bonds, 6l<
Pennsylvania 250 5000 Reading
3 65; SrO Reauirg Railroad Bones 80 56 20J State SIS
So 675 49, 9gs 2sv Chesapeake and Delaware
6s s6. soy. Second Bodrd-l4 shs Mechanics Bask 2S
5Pennsylvapia Bank los Is North America Bank, 1867
$500 Kens, gon W. W. Bends, 6s 9l2i; 1000 ALLEGHENY
"a
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY, January 22-6P M
This being the Of ths calling Of the Canada for
Liverpool, and many merchants busy with their cor
respopdence trade rather quiet but steady Cotton
.o!d to fair extent at about the quotations given be-
low. The -four Market for this State aud Western
brands, quiet; Canadian, in bond, was rm being
held at full prices Southern remained steady. Wheat
continued firm, with some sales Of Western at rates
given below; Canadian held firm, and above the
views OF buyers. Corn rather scarce while prices
steady with moderate sales. There marked
char ge In other breadstuGs Pork dull aud prices
inclined to droop. Beef in fair demand. Cut
scarce and firm. Lard dull while there
no change in butter or cheese. Coffee was firm,
and .smsll eales Of Rio made at advance.
Sugar in fair demand at steady prices There was
change in molasses Freishts to English ports
steady, with fair amount offering.
AsHEs The market for pots better, with good
demand and sales Of so bbls. at SO G2k So rs for
pets, old and Pearls remained dull at So 50 06.
BhEApsruFrs -Flsur-The transactions for the day
reached 1000 bbls including uninspected, ut 81 81
60; tne 81 so 81 49, ordinary state 81 87f 81 %;
common State 81 % So; straight State So IS 06;
Michigan SIS l8 So S7h; and pure Genesee S. so So
62 other grades quiet hut without any material
change Southern Fisur steady, with q good de-
mand and GALES of 700 bbls at SIS % So 81 Tor
mon brands. Rye Flour was inactive ut So Corn
Meal was quiet 500 bbls Jersey sold at 50 o. from
store Whtaf-A firm market, with q fair dsma d.
and Gales Of COO bushels old Chicago at so cts Rye
steady with saes Of 600 bushels at IS cts de-
lvered. Barley very dull, and nominal at 81 81
cts. Oos better, and in fair request at So AZ
for Jersey and 40 40 cts. FOR river and canal.
Com shade BETTER sales made OF Is 900 bus
at GO 81 cts. for southern and Jersey yellow; 81
cts for white touthern and Jersey; 62 62l cts for
old western Mixed in store and So cts for old north
ern yellow.
EXPORT OF BaEADsruFFsT GREAT BRIrArS AND IRELAND
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Our Bais,mor. Correspondence.

baLriNoht January ~, 100.
Or Guy csnEra'-sisf,s,ies- T~ jonathan L,ai, Cas-,
-Ww ssafna Hsnfingacr County, Pa Stsck Nor.
bet, &c.
Our City Council assembled yesterday IN annual sss
sion, and received the m.sssg. Of the Mayor which
covers four closely printed columns II contain. q
great deal u ststtiesi matter Of great interest. Tn.
number Of deaths In Oh. city during th. pat year IL
stated ct 4s7o q -hich number s2ss still. born
children leaving bet as bet~e.n the ages Of 10
ana 80 years The pumber Of pe- houses erected dur
ing the yesr ~ss lsSi, large portion q which
Large ctass house,
Governor Thomas has appointed the Hon. Albert
Constable mems-r 81 the sst Congress. TO proceed
70 Huntington county, Pc aud enter ~ counsel for
yonsbsn Little. IN prsobed tnsr- on the charge Of
atsIptg bis reel ,nsuce being tn. arrest Of fugitive
esNss itcu thus state. Mr. Constable ~ one 81 the
sosth.In ehit.iry, shd repbtylvsuis viii catch .
sceichine shout tbt matter better. the trial 10 closed
which ~ih prohso,y take pIscs rest ~-ek In this
sane EQUITY 81 Huntingdon, -bsre Little is impri-
soned, citisen % Washington county, Md was q
Jesr $50 kiusd In V-yuIsf 1amuit occasionsd by an
st MT 70 street. fugitive sls,. In witch Professor
McClntcck vss invoivtd sud N. n, a, -ho kI.s him
stqUitted frou this sam- coo,tS =, t,n,,,,.aaa
p.titions are pouring toto Co.'s TO repeal tbs sct
% 1873 fer the recovery - iugiu,. ,,sVs' IN In
plspee With the cchstitutiotai pro,,,,oo, .uhau.h
las q fennfyltspis has ,irtusly sbrosstsi
vision of the eonstituttou Mr iops,sns 80, pro
fore have broad hsid Ter his ipv,ctive sod a. t.
man who spesks What he thinks IN no measured ~.
euses. stmethirg rich may BE- expected
This jonathan Little c.,e g. causing much te.a,.
throughout the Stse, aud these violent slavery mov.
ments In huntington county, sre attributed 20 the
snu rht'tfHtfht'ut gwen 10 Nne aboli-
ticpsts By the Professors Of srle college an in.titu-
ten Which T. mainly supported BY the Ne'hodi.s 81
this Stste The quesinn q the recovery Of slaves
more likely 10 cause border -srf.re bet~sep Mary.
land snd Penney vsns than the territorial question he
90 dhf,ive the Unton
In the lover eoobties Of tbis state the number Of
slaves almost daily sbscCBdife ~ increticle, and,
Indeed the Introduction 81 fiee labor a. that part 81
the state has btcome matter q necessity A great
nunesr - farm hauus sna 30 q cutters from the
North are daily mcsirg ttst qusrtsr
- iclcNre the al bosrd yesseriay
81 go tty % ~ ,s go nsitin ofe ~ Uhs Nstifoss
lonee ~ tfS Loo o.. 90. 49, 81 Gar aud Pt
HAL, n - do Baitiucrs JtS kslro,e sgk. as se
do, ia 1do de- So.
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIyfoArioH.
Uplo ads. Mobile N. Orb

CorrFE-The market for all desert ptions coptinues
firm With upward tendency. The sales are 800 bags
Java, at l3hc and some parcels Of Rio, at private
bargain
ElsH There Is q dull feeling in the market and
quotations favor the buyer.
FREIGHTs.- Beef was taken to Liverpool at S., and
LOCO barrels -four at Is Cd and heavy goods at 2os
to London beef was taken at As; heavy goods and
cheese at rates from 25s to s2s Cd and naval
stores at 2s There change in rates to the
tinept.
BAr.-Thsre was . fair demand, aud prices were
somewhat better Sales embraced 500 bales Staten
Island and North river, for shipping at 5se to62Ho
LIME was steady, at 90c.
LEAD.-The market showed no special change; 10
tons Spanish sold at 81 IS
MoLAssEs.-ssles Of so hhds. new Cardenas were
made at Gle to &c.
Om-Lipseed Is quite heavy and unsettled. In the
absence OF sales. we omit quotations, which would be
entirely nominal
PRoyisosr.--Pork-Tbe market for pork exhibited no
Of 600 barrels at IS 12S to IS 81 for prime with
do At SO 50 25 old $40 81 and Sll IS.
Beef-There was fair inquiry for beef and the market
steady Sales maze OF 400 barrels prime, at
SO to So l2h, and mess country, So SO s75; sity
mess, 50 80 to $40; and do prime, So rs 81. Beef
hams were Ia fair demand and sales to moderate
tent. at SIS. Cut meats were not plenty, and the
better with eaes OF Ice terces extra
CURED hams at re. Shoulders we're wanted, at $40.
tobhc. Lard was quiet and rather heavy, with sales
Of 100 barrels good new, at 5-l6c. Butter more
sslsabls; ssss Ohio At 10 lie, and state At loc
R,c, h without sneciai change ana In s.,- a.u.ra
for export About $50 casks disposed Of that
purpose, terms not trsnspred. Sales OF 225 casks
were made at IS 20 a So co.
SuoAR-Tbere is no change In prices, and the sales
WIsr There is some movement going on, but the
particulars are kept private
WHnSKY.-The market IVES dull ct zoe. for prison;
drudge was sold st 26c.
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INTELLIGENCE BY TIE EIAILs
Our Washington correspondence.


WAsHiNGToN, January 81, 1850.
The Negotiation bsfrsen MI. Clayton aud Sir Hd"y
Bulrer. &c &c.
The negotiations now going on between Mr. Clayton
and Sir Henry in regard TO the Nicaraguan question:
of the most trihipg and frivolous nature, wholly
Incompatible with the dignity Of this nation or the re-
puttion for brains at least thus far enjoyed by Mr.
Clayton have referred to this matter al times
and do again redgiDg myself in dus time, to sub
stantiste my charges The Documentary evidence of
the puerie mismansg ement Of our foreign relations
are cumulstng in the COMMITTEES of Foreign Rela-
lions in the Senate aud House respectively as to
embarrass them in thu choice OF matter to begin upon
1t Is the 6baTrGs de Tiohssss not the
which, thus far has retarded their action.
MIR Calhoun he still very i'll aud feeble.
Col Hacket Of the House has also for several days
past, been confii ed to his bed
The Republic in three column article on Mr. Brad
bury's resolutions Acknowledges the corn and admits
that the Presidents pledges in regard 10 removals from
and appointments 10, office were all CANNON. trust
the naturalization feels easy after relieving itsef
Of such load. There is some more ipecaeuanha In
store fer them.
MIR Clay's compromse will fall through He Is no
longer the summit Of chain OF mountains. but peak
which, like that Of Tenerine, stands alone.
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FHsrSicrpr ILlrs.is-John knight Of Dolson
rraire, time since sold to hts brother, Joseph
Knight wagon, for which he promised 20 dg him
wells pay him huy dollars. The time for payment
bad slspeed when Joseph menced and partially dug
o. the wells and then abandoned It. Amer waiting
time for his brother finish the we'll or pay him
the fifty dollars retber Of which he did John sued
hin. and recovered Judgment On Friday last, 10.
sph cent TO the bouse Of his brother Jchn, and sde
an attempt to take his life With long knife but failed
In the murderous Fort end then tod him that unless
feesve him receipt against the Judgment BY the neat
mofnrg at o'clock he would Oh cot him. John mme-
vasnt for Joseph, but the ohcer failed 20 take him
John returned home snd loaded his gun he saA for
the rufrose Of defending himself mould Joseph at
tempt 10 carry out his threat and expressed his fear
srd belief that he would. On saturday morning,
after brsskfstt, the children announced that Joseph
vas approaching the house with his gun. John took
down bis eup, stepped ont Of the door and ~hen 10
fsrh came within the yard John ordered him not TO
spproscb nearer he would shoot him Joseph, with
out mailing any reply advancing further drew his
sun and shot his brother through the heart William,
kneht smother brother Who had followed John out Of
the heuse srd Immediately behind him. had barely
tine enough 70 step eide To avert the cad fate Of hts
brother Jeph then reloaded his and started for
f.ne and on bis vsyfmet neishbor, to whom he told
vhst he lad done and requested him TO 60 and see
he yes. short tine after he had reached home he
started or but coon returned ard told bis wife that
HE lite use burden 70 bin, spd that he would not at
tempt to evsde justice He taken In his house
the ssme day snd committed 10 jsu b. the esa-r-
ing magistrate where he i to await his trial ..
the neat term Of the Circuit Ccurt-Mrrsksn (ml De-
retrsf. jos. H.
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CoTTor If any change can be noticed In the cotton
anHisty TO sell tha ou.,tv bss hx snsnnIstors nnr
chased during the past ten days and which at quota
tons would pay handsomely naturally produces this
feeling Confidence in the present range Of prices Is
strong and but for the low limits Of exporters much
would be done for Europe. The sales to day
2CC0 bales, at prices nearly could ascertain,
though not the asking rates OF Friday last fully to
what could then have been obtained. We continue
hgurep viz:
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MARKETS ELsEwHERE.


Bosror, Jsnusry fi-Bsekers Bodrd-s share. e.
t,rse Bsrt, lVi do Boston and Worcester Railroad,
- neo fitehturr Rsrosd l0A do Esstefn Rsilrosd.
so ~ Do kerfelk County Railroad 96k 10 DO West
ksiir al ltl ~ do Nermept Central rsrosd tt 80
%. de 60 d. tst Second Beard-5 shares Bostor and
rces'ef bscsd, $50; 10 DO. Western Rsirosd, toT, 10
DO testtn ard frovidree Rsrcsd TN ~ 40 old Colony
silfcsd tt o. fasefn Railrond, IS; SIS dividends
lltll.rs Hailrcsa. 6iti pr cent
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Doc7oR YOURSELF pRIy.TrI

noC1oR YOURSELF PRlyATEJr-yoR Is CEYTs-
- ~ means OF The Pocf,t &scuspus or Every One His
vvh Twenty fourth edition, With one hrnarsd
sttssnts SHOWING Private Diseases and
syser, In every sha and form, BY william
rounF D. Cfsoust. Of the University
Ine vsrops fos Secret psesses semir sahness Dis
49, we frcsste Gland lmpotoEcy, Solitary nabits ~
tet are ithfnly detcrfed al recipes viven IN
nn iansuafe TIE e. spter Self Abuse, ana sernrs
every one YONG who have been uuortunsse
ettracnE diess Previous 70 placing yourselves
sesre 81 cry doctor NO matter what HE
se set ctrJ % ibis truly useful wors esrsne.rs vns
efl, particularly thoss cont mrstins dos.
OF S,tuirins hove without, cory ef the roctss kssu
ETrt Sea captains and going 70 should
" founse Tsatise Marriage The Pocket Scuspus Or
kvtfy One HE Own Physosn Any sending tventy-
ave cents enclosed IN letter will receive
sosl y mail s 60 les viii he sent for collar As-
cfcte DIR. Nh YOUNG I52 Spruce street PHILADELPHIA;
Yorh. w"
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marrleu,
By the Rev Jas w 3sggsrt, at the Sixteenth street
Baptist Church, the 10th inst, MIR. DAM WEsrER-
Wit to Miss MARr ADssE daughter Of L. Williams,
Esq, all Of this city.
Hudson papers please copy.
On Tuesdsy evening. January %, by Rev John Knox,
MIR. DAVID RorHERvoaD to Miss ELIzABErH O., daughter
OF MIR. Jsmes Gray.
PHILADELPHIA Petersburg and Richmond paper please
copy.
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announcements Of Births, Marriages and Deaths are
not inserted unless dIs authe'trested snd paid for
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Passengers Arrived

CpssIssror-s,ssnships c.therper-Mr. Iisdieu. M.
nehseid. Mise Brovn, kershs-. capt Dawes s W
nsvlsy. csmpbeli, Cksrnan, knoviten, W Jscobi
Jnnbktrd- 10 in N. tteerxse.
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MARIT ME IN IT K IG 4 CE.
----
Port OF New York, Jan. 23, 1850.
......7 II ..... 2 %
sErs... a 20 HIGH wArER.... Is
Telegraphlc.
See general columns the latest Marine Intel
gcnco BY Telegraph.
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Cotton Trade.
The movements Of this staple In this country mp to
the latest dates in each Of the past three years have
been annexed -
MoNEMrNIs OF CoIIoN IN ImE UNIIrp SrArrs
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The fciievips 4. [. lie, ~ an. .o..,,o.. =, A..
..1.,.., a rne Ne~ fotk Assembly Farmers So:
~. \. as,,i. layers 20 physicians, 4; mari.
YER i. hsu.r lav and agriculture i, ,s,,s, go
cufier eruseist painters 2; miller and Sssr.s -
mher sno iorvsrder IL printer. 4; iumb-ym., o. o..
ner snd merchant. 4 lawyer and nauussctnv., = -,
tori drtver accountant, I, miller H. eontr..s,. ~.
mshuisctursrs2 y mechanic, mechanic ssd fsrn.,
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- The only remedy yet discovered for seminal weakness
and nocturnal emiaens ~ ruinous
cety business mstrmony Affections "a.
limbs and csus.d by impropr LaLis ace
Oily removed S9s bottle thrse bottles
tons spd in sdvce tn msrrea aud snsis Dr.
Convers oce h5Third Tsnth
New YORK. where he eonsuted ard M. all
tanned and forv srded TO the country. poet raid.
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NO CURE NO PAY.--DR. cORBITr. 10 DUANE ST.
may he consulted on the treatment Of certain delicate
diseases practice Of sixteen devoted
ent Of delicate diseases enables Dr. c.
form OF this disease Recent cured In three
mercury used.
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NIw MEDICAL Books-A ConPLETH pr ArrInAI

vcrh on the nature and treatment private diseases
stcturcs and all kindred affections sry
Illustrated treat number Of beautifully esored ns,ss
a. large ss life BY Homer Bostwick, Lxrss a.srsc
opsses 70 edition. Price SIZE. fro Ire 6o.sos
s9rsiesi JouInsl" IL msy be said fesrsssy
destes and far Superior Anything the hind r,S-
hsl Cd In THE county Author o. the sorh on serirs
smiesons imroteney. sc. caused By improper habits
Fourth edition " plates Price 81 Per sale ~ ths rus
s,rinE IA Rrosovsy sns BY abe AS
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nR COOPER. DUANE STREET. HAS. FoR ran
- last fourteen years confined he practice the treat
nent Of mereuris aud oth-r diseases delicate nstur.
He the agravst~s this dsss.,
charge.
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nR. MORRISON Is CosFlDENTIAILY CoHsULrRp
~ On All diseases Of delicate nature An extensive prne-
tice enables him 20 without
cured from three 20 days srctures seminal sesh
he Invariably his Londor D,non. \, hs
once. 14k Fulton street " -"
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MEDICAL.

II Y0Ns MAGNETIC POWDER, FOR THE pESrRUC-
ten Of insects Of every deserpsn and Pills for Rats.
recommended to the public by its title and If
not Recommend IL, trial will all heuseheepers
Tribune.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-23

HABNEMAN ACADEMY OF MEDICINE-DR- r.
having given notice of his intention de-
liver lecture before the Academy the subject Of Life
in Relations with Matter the members requested to
atterd special At the hope Chapel broadway
on Wednetday Esd inst at half r. NJ the purposs
oil hearing the sAns' J. ". MEfcALp. r. d. sso,s..rx