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Sle,1V 2s
Hxpenses OF the department for
nine months, to November 30 $3.50 57k
Balance credit to the depart
nent on the LIST Of Dec, 1850. l0,957 70k

About fifteen hundred dollars of the mount ex-
Pc Dded, has been for repairs and Improvements
condition for the protection and preservation of the
public properly; and about FIVE hundred dollars
paid for the recovery of old cannon and muskets
found in different parts of the State, where they
disbsnded by the present organization, and for
ammunition issued under general order for extra
ordinary occasions Thus leaving the ordinary
expenses of the department for nine months at
about six thousand eight hundred and thirty nine
dollars and fifty-seven and half cents.
For a more detailed account of the public pro-
perry, see tables annexed
For account of purchases, sales, issues, received
recovered and expenditures, abstracts lettered
from A. 10 w., inclusive. Respectfully submitte t.
DANIEL LEE, Commissary General
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Ststk IN oity in all hands estimated At IS 600 bales
FrEtcHls-katss continued inactive Cotton vas
tngsred TO moderate extent for Liverpool at b32d
am -four. IVA. . sd, the latter In packets Grain
vac ~ uiinal Ut 4d. Wosd, cheese. 40 we're worth
stout l5s There vss very little going forward for
Glsrgov or London ToHsvre rstee continue steady,
at = Ter cotton To California rates we're steady at
Hc. eoe. By ordinary tAilers, and 81 per boat
SURE msDt by clippers. The bark Architect sold
to.ssy on private terms supposed TO be somewhere In
th. b'igbboIbood OF 5000
Fs1Hrss-A sse Of ,tfictly prime Western live
s'sss rss made sesy at 3iHc, which wss an i'm
prominent
FEurr -Bunoh raisin, we're more active and hold.
", rssdy Incve.d in ths ,ales we're 600 boxer, AZ
s. 90 ~ - for vet dried, and 81 30 81 IS for dry
alec no halves At ST. and 400 quarters At bse cash.
Tventy i've ossks curraptr scld ~ IKE a17sc lot
~ 40 cares prup~s (rissr boxttl sold at 14c
Hu A sale o. 800 bales ~as made since our last,
= re Tec for shipping qualities and 7oc sUc. tor
,ots Tor CT, pse
Trts There vss fair inquiry for Scotch pig With
.sss 81 40 tons A. so cash and s2l 8 months I'm.
Ebh ttfs we !oyer srd ,Issn lots disposed Of
- tse u'psl time
sles lot % 10 tone hpabish sold At - 70, cash
L,NE A cargo ~ con mon Ruchisnd was sold at $50
cab. With v'ry duh market Lump held at
~ sssl, a quiet but steady market With sales Of
l.a tbls fsHss at 3oc and So do New Orleans ps-
tfcp ~ SIC. cssh.
ratu s1os,s Common Wilmington rosin vas pret.
~ active with 'ees OF 20 hsrres at 40 delivered
The lat raj, a. White resin at ~ 81 50 North
ttubty tJrpebtiLs vac selling IN lots So per $50
be o. spDEs pebtin@ 80 barrels chaBgsd hands
y Ssc aoe tb. latter pric. for lots from store.
OIs Whsle oil Wa very dull ard prices. " sny.
"a tg es,isr. ehiptipp rss quoted st 47o spd %
Isot. ~ Hc Lints.d moved r. hs srtent ~ 900
ssors 81 SEC Gle for Engtb AID American, in lots
non store About rs baskets oli~s said at Sal
ppo.,aoss = Pork Kev mes, port wss in good de
With ssiss At tl4 for river spd SIS tor clear
be nsrhet tor old lees firm and the trans-
aotit limited 20 the wsnts Of the local trade.
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tAatno issue must be made between Fillmore and
Seward IN the Legislature, and the sooner the ~
cult shall be known, the botter will the minority
(the grsys) BE- prepared TO act during the remain
The democratic members being In a large mi
norty do not openly express any opinion; but II IS
well understood that the hunkers will vote with
the greys, and the burners with the ebonys. IL
there wos no other question involved but q choice
between the two men, the democrats would allow
the wings to proceed with their Kilkenny fight;
but as Seward represents the abolition agitstionsts,
and Fillmore the national compromises, the demo-
Gratis will step in and take sides, although upon
them can be thrown no responsibility.
new proposition has been started, which, the
order to raise money to "speedily" finish the en-
large ment OF the Rrie canal, without resortng TO
the dangerous and unpopular expedient Of amend
ing the constitution II is, to obtain the passage Of
cities OF this State, directly Interested the imme-
date enlargement of the canal issue stocks, the
proceeds OF which to be paid into the State trea-
sury, and disbursed in the immediate enlargement;
the surplus revenues of the canals TO be pledged to
the payment of the interest on these stocks, and
also TO provide sinking fund for their ultimate
redemption The proportions of these stocks are
suggested to be divided nearly in this manner
Albany. ...... 100000 Rochester. -. loco 900
Troy ....."... 100000 oswego........ 100000
Making in the aggregate. ........... Sill 900 900
think some three years time can be saved from the
plan recommended by Governor Hunt, in an alter
alton of the constitution.
Although this project has not yet been brought
before the Legislature, yet il will be, whenever it
shall be discovered, a certainly, that the Legis-
lature or the people are decidedly averse to the
amendment proposed to the constitution, by his
Excellency, in his message.
Will the Legislature take the responsibility Of
granting this eleven million privilege to the
cities Will the cities themselves. or the rep
resentatives of the respective common coun-
ellis venture upon the experiment The five
millions issued by the city of New York would
undoubtedly command the highest premium, and
be readily taken; but there other cities whose
scrip would not command an equal value in Wall
street. Many of the cities are now sadded with
about as much debt their citizens are willing to
risk; and it is very much doubted whether such
city liabilities or bonds can ever be issued unless
consent be obtained in the first instance frsm
the voters themselves. A few or the cities,
it Is true, have already loaned their credit,
some to an amount of millions, TO aid in bald
ing railroadsand other works of local nature;
but that is nol reason whya combination OF
few Spectators in the seven cities above alluded
to, should involve them in the enormous amount Of
eleven millions. w.
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baltimore; Davis aolss1S Baseou for Sorsos; corl.
sarah Springer Bsdsord Tor HYorI %s"s,rss JseSSsr
sswsnyport for Bsltimors; A1pres Stodsa Boston
Iab-Arr Melville Cosssas Washington for Bo.soss
81 Leon B.ssn New Haven for Baltimore; Flores Dodge
Hth-Ar sahrs Juno SWEET RoeklAnd for NYork; Coral
Staples do do SID briss John Haioh Melville wIndiss
INV BEDFORD Jan liar sip Helen Enis NYorl; lsh.
town. Sc. Sid 18th, sloop Republic sowie. NYork.
nAsruexsr Jan LAR sShrs Ad.ms Adams Bait
PercivAl, ana Susan, Russell. kYork.
NEwBURYPokr, Jan lArr sshr Heron, Small Philadsl-
PHr.AprlrHIA. Jan ls-Arr ship Moro Larrabss. NYork
sohr sIAr. hiokeIson froyideIcs. 49, v..us,. 30.
mond Henry Gibson, Baker. and Elizabeth Ann Cobb,
via r.sS
is,hAIr ssii Triton Merriam Agssshiso. brig riss. :
s.on Eswans 1Ta soxsaIy ssaIs Bam1Is .oop
Treisthsn and Mary rrssee Norfolk for Portsmouth, Macy
oIYsss sns' iss EYsl sS &c Hamilton Means
eenss brss Patriok Henry InsIaham Hayana via Eds.s
. ssn a sss .na nrs %
deThiS Ga.sls tof Bangorl Coombs ao Cslista Harvey
Lutso ioINYork CID brig Henrietta YORK. Cuba; schr
RIcanoSD. JAN ia-Cid bark Faraum. wildly. Pornaa-
bueo and . mkt SID sohr New York smack Nfcrk.
ton. for Panama Dec 2.
ST hARKs Dee gin port tsrts Charlotte wynns. and
SAVANNAH Jan O. Cid bark vssts. Finn, Boston
SALEM. Jan l2Arr sohrs Grace Darling smith, River
GAMBIA via Pre- vinceown Excelsior Kenney Tanger Va
Delaware Rhoaees NYork. Cia 18th. bark Lucia Maria.
WIscAssrr. g. CID sehr susan Young OTIS Havana
eldbriE 0rnoco, Hasfell Cuba
Passengers Arrived.
HAvANA-Bark RApid-Mr Clements.
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STATE DO Gu M = MTs,
Adjutant Generals Report.
ADJUTANT GENERAL 5 OPTIC
No.I


Pursuant to the provisions of the act of Congress,
approved May 8. 1892 entitled An act more efiec-
tually for the national defence, by establishing
uniform militia throughout the United States"
have the honor to submit the annual report of the
condition OF the militia OF this State.
Annexed hereto Is the return which, by the 10th
section of the act of Congress above referred TO,
the Adjutant neral is requested 10 make TO the
Commander in Chief duplicate of which trans
mtted to the President of the United States the
30h day of December last, is required by the pro-
visions OF that act, which shows the strength and
condition OF the militia, 30 far it can be
tanned from the returns made 10 this sffice, This
report shows the numerical force to be thrty-one
thousand and forty-ive greater than that exhibited
by my last report
submit herewith a tabular statement Of the or
ganizaton under the present Law, so far as the
same has been perfected in the several military di-
visions IN the State, by which il will appear that
hive regiments have been organized since my last
report.
Reports have been received from the county
treasures OF fortyeig counties, Of the amount Of
military communication money and fines received by
each, the amount expended, and the balance re-
msinipg in their hands. Annexed hereto will be
found abstract of such reports, by which il will
appear that there has been received the sum Of
thirty-nne thousand four hundred and twenty-five
dollars and six cents that Of that amount there
has been exended the sum OF twesty eight thousand
one hundred and nine dollars and seven cents and
there is still remaining the sum Of eleven thousand
three hundred and fourteen dollars and ninety
cents In some Of these reports in the amount re-
ceived, is included the balance remaining after the
payments of the previous year, but II mostly con-
sists Of the communication moneys received from the
collectors of the towns. The regimenta fund will,
| in many instances, be considerably increased by
the receipt Of fines collected upon the warrants
which are still in the hands Of constables
beg leave to call the attention OF ,yeur Excel
lency TO the defects in the militia law, specified in
my last annual report, copy OF which ! herewith
submit. These defects were not remedied by the
lest Legislature. Without the amendments therein
suggested il will be impossible 10 fully execute the
law. All which is respectfully submitted
SAs'I.. STEVENS,
Acjutant General.
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the ground in front Of the building; fence in
front, to enclose the property from the public road,
is also much needed for its protection and preser
yanon nom intruders II is desirable that suitable
buildings be erected for the occupancy of those
employed in and about the premises, both for the
protection OF the property and for the benefit Of the
State prospectively. There have been, since the
organization OF this department. lover forty yesrs)
dwelling and an office attached to the arsenal in
the city OF New York, for the accommodation Of
the Commissary General, as well as for the conve-
| niepce OF those doing business with the depart
ment would now suggest whether IL would not
be for the interest of the department, as well as
fer the State, TO erect suitable DIV cling house
| and office the new arsenal ground, on the cor
| ner of Fifth avenue and Sixty. fifth street, and
would respectfully recommend that the Legisla.
ture appropriate the sum of fifteen thousand dollars
for the Accomplishment of the objects above stated,
| to be dsbursed by or under the direction of the
Commissioners of the Land Office. would also
| respe ctfully recommend that law be passed d.
recting the sale of all the iron ordnance, and all
urserviceable muskets, as well as all other arms,
equipments, and other military stores in the State
| that are useless. There are at this time more
| than one hundred pieces of iron ordnance, and
| over five thousand muskets, besides large guam
tity of other arms and equipments, in the several
arsenals in the State, that never will, under any
| circumstances, befissued or required for service.
Besides, these old arms are daily depreciating in
| value, in consequence of the cannon carriages
being very old, and many of them much decayed,
| and will soon become worthless The equipments
are Of very old pattern, and altogether unsuitable
for present use and ought longer to be annually
reported as part of the military organization of
the State There are at this time more than two
hundred pieces Of brass ordnance in the arsenals,
and in posses oforganized corps the State ALL
or nearly all, new and in perfect order, mostly
mounted or ready to be mounted at a moments
notice. There are muskets that could be put in
seryiceable condition. more than sufficient to sup
ply the militia OF the State under It's present or
ganization, at comparatively small expense.
would also recommend that the 18th section
fAft hn LAM Etk zfn
be so amended as to conform to the powers OF the
Commissary General, or that the Commissary Ge-
neral be empowered to carry into effect the provi
sions of that section.
There are now six arsenals in this State-one in
the city of New York, one in the city of Albany,
one in Canandagua, Ontario county; one in Bata-
via, Genesee county; one in Buffalo, Erie county,
and one in Malone, in Franklin county. There
are two ma szlnes-cne in the city of New York,
and one in Albany.
There the eth Of March in the State treasury
to the credit OF this department. $4,297 2s
Appropriation tor the year 1850. $500 90
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Arrvse-shp Kosnth soreans bark star Mobile; briss
mp Rvbs,cs, c.su,,. Avg D Jan 10. Georges sAo.i
,r.e FAMED ,rssp INSIDE ss eS9 %,s.s gene NAL AL
the stern h.d tss head pss.ss ass * sos
10 tons. rsn,Sa Ssei could not have Been long IN
Bsri Fleresee Torl..n.
clsMsd-Barls Roman, Trieste; Tyrinsh.m Charleston.
6Iip element, do fauleris, Philsdelphia
Arrived slOOp Gsrell., vsrsuson. SYOri.
Arrivsd-sehr Red Beach NYOrh.
horf0lk.
srw onLzArs. jan
Arrivtd-ships - Chsrles and Gslepa. fYork.
CleAfed-shirs Fiekssurg. and Westminster, NYork.
ssilsd-Brs Florence. SOrfoii sioop Rspubiic kYori
Arrivsd-seAr Louisa. BsitinOrs. :.
AIrivsdsloop Hou..sonio, Brooh New Haven sris Geo
S'sS, ss. ,s To- .sS Ion s. barb a q Ih'nA
Arrived-Bric Lydia, Hsvsss Emily, csrden,s Dsmon,
octe 1torsetown Sc bsrsseeket korolk schrs Lynch
zee s sS roi sis oA,u
Harrist snd Lsbsgo, CardsnM.
Arrivsd-schr c Jsnss. NYorh.
sailsd-Bnh Lucia Maria, Zanzibar.
Arrivss-Bris smi,hs.ld E.,.n,... ~ On =
Foreign maiis.
Letter Bag fer Rio JsnsIo and Valparaiso per steamer
c,lsss,ne, yi slss. .. shs E,ehspss Resdns s7
can 30 pr. pAis o. ,he above ssJ par, %
Ne verlds
The above Letter Bags at K.nyoa 81 wall street,
Herald Marine Csrresponas.se.
EDeARrovr, Jan ., Pm.
huiyd,Bris shamrock, willard, Norfolk for Porsnd;
ns As,. A a. q g, ssn,ools ssa%.9s
90 Abecns, ptcss, Camden for Chsrlsston.
lWhfsied the above and brigs Pinis Srout, Patriok
bsnfy MARKHAM and BsLjAmin Cqns Boston; schrs
rsh ssvysr, and tlsh insor Holmes do, John sleeper
htrsnd, via salemi Delaware Rhodes SALEM Eurstss,
s.r. Bah. 1,ssho. s,mon,os e.ns,i SNOW Nj aop.,
Ptst And Ana Dsnmsp Wood, Rooklsnd jas Bliss Hatch;
Ksbsvbs Gilman. and kosrmahs kends Frsnk fort. ges
ltytsn, Knight. Camden Efsbsth. Hsrr agsos Thomas
Eliia Leland Ccomks Bueksport; BatAva Matthew
sesrsIoru BJren tBrl Meddlsson. Port hsdwsy Ms
1Tb-hrr fchr Husan, Burrell Nsntmeket fog kYorh
M orb.
Kwv wssr Jsne
Ths Sweden brig sylphds, Capt Valley from EOriesns
r Trieste with e2 bales ~ cotton, bged
gethesd shts Tcfurss she sshure the tsht q
sinS ht.a sttw hours The esrss and materials viii
The tk Mars srs viii be ready for sea on or sbout 18TH
FmADu PuA. Jan ia Pm
Arrivse-brig Hvsr Brsy Porto Csbeic; sehrs Edyard
ku.ms rtttl std Geo Harris, Jsrmsn, NFork.
tI'tted- ftlr snrs Ann, Wal, ssems Gsorge Harris,
Jsrn ar, sLd Ri A stspsr,, Lorsr, NYOrt
miseslssn@oas.
t b,rmuda ,tstss tier Tell that severe gale ooeur
80 tht en- lsse st shd mentions the folio sing vessels
wrecked and dfsblsd.- "
H. krssntss rslfss nom Nyort va. wrecked on N.
- ittt On the south side a Bermpd. She total oss
7he tfis Lander from Hsy Tor Boston wrecked on
he 20 on Dec her aaEe o. loEwocd and coffee ans
'ese rsrs tst lea Tbs veIe saved b. Ksro-
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Moxemonts Of the Ocean steamer

Po,t OF New York January 10, 1851
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NEW MEDICAL B0oKs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work on the nature and treatment Of delicate diseases
and All the kindred aheotions-lustrated by
Der Of beautifully eslored plates large life; by Homer
Bestwich D. lecturer surgery and diseases Of the
sdition price 80 Extract from The Boston Medical And
surgical Journal may be said fearessy be equal TO
Records or Actions works the family diseases
lar superior to anything 81 the kps published in this
e0sntTy Author OF The Family Physician price twen-
-nye cents Author Of work on self abuse and its is
rlsrabs defects &c. &c. sixth edition fourees platesx
price 81 For sale Atthe Putlisher sTkIN GER TOWN
SEND % Broadway, and by the uthor 5Oa Broaavav.
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Qh0M REWARD -CROSshAH's SPECIFIC MIX
WOOO tureOf all RENE dies yet discovered this IL tha
most II MAKES speedy and cure, With
out the least restriction in diet drink
l. application TO tusine. Many cured in two days.
Bold aths drug store rs Broadway oornfr
street. se No 10 Astorouse, At no hroadvay aud icS
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TWO PICTURES,

Two PICTURES. ,eru.. ,,,,
Exhausted, on her couch sick girl lay.
Pale . white whitening Fitfully
Her frs gile form shook with the frequent cough,
Like frAil leaf, which the November blast
IL loosening on the bougs.
PICTURE SECOND.
Full Of life,
Joy in her eyes, and ON her cheek tho tint
OF roses where they open. that young girl
Moves with elastic step anon the friends
Who late had thought her dying Swift relief
In Doctor Rogers peerless remedy
The maiden found. What cured herr Question her,
And eagerly the rescued will reply,
Tar Lverwort and CanchalAgua.
For sale by A. scovill Co., Gothic Hail. SIG Broad
way and BY all the city retail druggists Price, large
bottles, 81 or three bottles for 81 So.
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2h(M D-JEFfRIES ANTIDoTE, sPE-
PcOO cihc MIXTURE for the yriyAte dserye ara
~ makes speedy cure without the least Of
Diet drink exposure change In application TO tusnes
Ths proprietor challenges single which the misturs
MI not cure under the forfeure Ave hundred dollars
s late week many are cured Ia two DAYS sale by
Y IL KING lv2 Broadway; lO8 Baysrd street. New York
Little, lo4 Hanover street, boston; wrisht Co..
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IL ElLIN0ER's LINIMENT, OR AAGIU FLUID. GIVE

AA0IO
h instant relief In Rhsu nAtc Psins breaks deep
seated Coughs and all Of weakn sssin male female
1t srengsns the patient At dose appiieaton
matters what the pain weakness FROM IL is
certain to Merchants they sell hundreds TO enc q
S4 Those wis buy the large sise Get third
proportion for their money. 1t has not failed In
Or y.uns No one esn dostt they will call Or send and
4S4 and 476 Broadway near Grand street Nearly zOOO
Of bottles have been SOLD and its first friends it
IL is and has been used for the Irvngs.
GInnsils 6ostor, Jansways LerilaIas yinGsons HsI-
iltons Ludiows by the elite and the faculty. generally
N Bsed By all druggists pedler and srocsrs
the United States generally This 10 the only instance Of
the wealthy circle being the history OF
medicine. There u dishwater. second bottle humbuG
here-Nvery trial mai es many friends
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nOCTOR YOURSELF-TOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
~ BY Of the Pocket sculapius, Every One His
Own Physician. Tbrtieth edition, with hundred
craving showing Diseases and Maormations in every
and form, by William Young n. D.. Graduate Of the
University Of Pennsylvania The VARIOUS ferns Of Secret
Diseases faithfully described and AL the recipes given
particular and should b read BY Young
men, whe have been unfortunate in contracting disease
previous to placing yourselves under the docor
matter what his pretentons may be- get copy Of this
truly useful work Strangers visiting the city
those marriage don't think Of returning hos
without Of the Pseket soulasus Sea and
persons going 70 should DR. Youngs Treatise
Marriage. the Pocket hscuApus Every One His Own
Phyician Any person sending enolosol
In letter will receive one copy Of this book BY msiSr
1872 Spruce street Phiiade and for sale by sta
Townsend, AZ Broadway, New York.
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Passengers Arrived.
HAvANA-Bark Rapid-Mr Clements.
eAvANNAH-Bark Maria Wilder Mr. James Hamilton o.
New York.
MosIIH-HriK Denmark-Mr Luke Mallon.
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MATS NERVOUS ANTlDOTE.-I HEREBY ASSERT
w that person being afflicted with afee
tion is positively their fault for IL fails The doe
nadnes Fl those persons laborpg under
yous pain or debility without trying t s nexeusa6is AN
send for bottle; 1t does good,
evidence Of its extraordinary power send ysur doax
back again But understand don't bottle win
but for the anaphrodisias
TALBOT WATTS, l01 Nassau street.
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1C CENTS ONLY PREVIOUS TO PLACING ruKu-
seysunder the care u any one physicaa tat,euts
should geta copy Dr. de LapeyG Prvste Medical For
muary hperfect safeguard sganst disease and
he very best remedies without mercury gwen
pares possible manner so IS to enable one
himself perfectly and privately The ohspter on self
abuae nervous debility etc. should Be read BY every one
W those contemplating marriage IL IL Of
To be had st the book 7 Brosswsy and nv post
scared o. the .nthor 81 Lspenard street Broadway
NO TILL CURED.-DR. MURPHY has REMOVED
to No. Roosevelt street Chatham, where he h
hourly consulted on all dsese Recent oa,es he cures
without mercury in two to four days vita r.l.d
cess Mis- speeihc 81 sbox, cannot be beaten. NB-If
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QE0 REWARD-"THE YOUNG MANS FRIEND" A
specific mixture etletrSted the speedy and
sac cure Tor certain complaints 1t neuraires the rus
and suprresses all the morbid symptoms LAD gens
rally twenty hours IL Is truly the young man
irend.sMe and speedy. Full particulars with each
Prise For ss,e By j. o. FAY, l3d Fulton street
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pARfs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
dsessesfn afsw hours, by Avegetabs application vi tn
ost pain In deby brought on by Improper habits and
al Adecons combine medicines ocal
rsnsesy And show thsrv
not be cured without It, have daily years sand
ing from the other PHI scans In all permA-
men cure have con traction: daily cure wi.host sa,s.
soon enough Ny diploma with the,e aud the hundreds o.
eerthcatss show thai none can equal IT, Yeu cured In
one day. D. n Corbyn You expelled my complaint 10 few
hours Dsroud WAS under the other ply hscians oves
yeaI without benefit; body You cured
In short time John Rosop J. paid $500 in I'VE
years. be cured Of debility from ef abuse without
MT you cured BY local ana general men in short
zine Jss salisbury Treatment BY letter once hours
from A. n. to r. n, and 7 to9 Y. n. DR.. LARpONT.
~ Reade street. two doors from Broadway.