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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-09
CITY TRADE REPORT.

sArURDAY, Nov sap. NJ.
AsHEs moved TO the extent 14s bbs-pot at 81 81 u
and pearls at So 81 IA decline
BREADsTuTFs.-Flou was in more demand the trans
actions embracing IL SEQ bbs ordinary state at S3s1
q 50 dh; DO Western, at 90 81 1879; and other
grades in proportion OF Canadian 600 bills In bond
were sold at % e3f s4 and Of Southern 80 bb mixed
to fancy at - IS q, without ecting any change i'm
prices zoe bbs rye -four and l50 do Jersey meal real
lied 50 37the previous value Yhsa, brought p0c for
26O0 bush white Genesee SO 90 for 8 500 bush
Michigan, and 81 50 for 1850 Canadian and closed
buc ysnty Come 3ocO bush Rye obtained at T2he
a reduction, and $50 bush prime two rowed barley at
soc cash Corn varied little; 0os bush finding buy
ers al SO q 5skc for mixed, and Gle for yellow
BmoEs were selling pretty quickly at 50 rs 81 per
VI cash
CovrsE-4oo bags Java we're disposed Of at lie; 200
Lsgusyrs at &c and 10 80. Domingo at Sc. Market
uDsltered.
corror The sales 10 day about 1eoo bales por.
ton Of hck re-sales at a small improvement The
quantity Offering continues light middng Uplsnds at
s5sc hiddling Orleans at DC from store
fisH-There have been l 100 quiptals dry cod pur-
chased at 81 rs
Fstiesrs -vessels for English ports were lees
plenty and there more Offering Most Of the
wheat going forward the present week has been Canadian
purchased in bond for export together with few
Isrces 81 Michigan and Genesee To day 1900 bushels
wheat IN bulk we're engaged for Liverpool at Id and
soins ots 81 hour we're reported at IL Cotton al
sno cheese Ae To Glasgow about 4 oc0 200 bbIs
hour we're engeged At ls Cd There no alteration In
rates TO LONDON er 10 Hsvre Rate. "a California were
stssoy At 20 90 and Coo according 10 time Of sailing
bvir -tnles we're made o. 1900 boxes Malaga raisins
a. VI 90 and eco half boxer at CSC sSL
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Miss ward hns u, nsmsn apd servant. George Gordon,
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m & a M'; NJ:
Luey .Parlnan, Neyls D vinton, J Monroe, d
cmAsIssroE- steamship seuthsrnsr-xiss Noses Mss
Warner, p j Weston and lady. and lady friead NJ
isd n %y Mas NJ s.s
strong Miss Armstrong Miss Armstrong. Miss Dodge
NJ. SoaSs R ss Ahs
Harrison. lanes Murphy w Phillips, JSseph PERI, Abr.
3s% m s. s1d ss fesas
Nj Ball. VIM Chandler. J Old and family Baylsy.
Ry r. seS chsrss Dyer ana
family Ellie CSts BroSn Horn w% ws s.s Mss
plsnchard. Er Bstehslder. Daniel Day Porter cssY
ham Rossrs fass Charlie. sra he s.ssr.s
RIcHMoNn; NORFOLK AND PETERssU re Steamer Roa-
Ss1 asn E wisS Starr Ts M
vie sstIs ETTRysa; Madame Tans
sa h Ar.S .nS fss S. .1s
WspOdis. wielhs%. Is; Conner and swo children. Mr.
and assaes s'Ss:s rs.';
Ehahers w@ Dalton and lady, Iohn Moore. Dovains.
YR hssss sds oSssS ff .ss
Mrs Jannss,e swsn chns Sheppard Tho' sssjsn0od Mrs
S Rsata soule Ksie pasehsr JoSe I osrs.
iaoy Lshn Gr coOn and lady 1.Srss ssd lay
Garetson Chas MILES Hon Mr. starr Rob. peansy Car
Ssr II: s sos'z oss ~ c Sin
sell, Jas Bruce. shraeder-li0in the steerage.
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TeIeCrnphsc RepOrts.

New ORLEANS Nov. 8. 1851.
Cotton steady this morning. 1900 strict mddling
disposed Of at AK. The receipts Of cotton
slightly decreasing. Mess pork is advancing quote
dull and unchanged Old Rio coffee sc new crop SIC
Moasses- 500 bbls have been sold Csc rs nc per
gallon. Freights declining. Cotton to Liverpool,
seven sixteenths. Sterling is in limited demand, at
Sto6X.
sr Louis November g. 1851.
Our markets generally unchanged. Two thousand
barrels Of -four lately sold per order from Liver
peol prices not transpired. Our hog packing esab
lishments doing nothing Of moment. We hear of a
esle Of four FIVE hundIe head deliverable next month
at 81 81 IS for No l. Three hundred head, avsragn
81 So sses has been effected in Illinois onthe river
six to seven hundred at SO IS 81 Is.
CINCINNATI, November 8, 1851.
Hogs dull; they offered TO day at 81 25 and
refused Lard--30o bbls sold a: &C. Old pork
is at S1l So Flour sell. Of 50 90 a So
BUFFALO, November s. 1851.
The following have been the receipts OF the past twen
y -four hoursFlous 10 0o0 bbs wheat "a 900 bushels
PC bushels There is fair demand for Western
-four the market Is without material change Michigan
is at So AZ IS 81 Wheat has been in request, put
sales were checked owing to the fmaess Of holders
10000 bushels char gsd hands ct 66c for Ohio and I6c
fer Chicago The market for lower 10000 bushels
mixed Western sid at 80 ioc Oats are steady a.
25c.
ALRlvr November g. 1851.
Receipts since yesterday 1900 b5ls whea
none corn 5000 bushels; barley - 600 do Wheat has
been in fair demand for prime aud 800 bushels Genesee
sod at 81 Corn IL steady, at yesterdays rates with
Sles Of 1850 bushels Sales made Of I'll 90 bushels
barley, $50 SSc for two rorei and s9c for four
owed Oats al 36isc lot Of Chicago sold at IS lc
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On Friday November :, WILLIAM D. McCAR1Y.
Ills relatives and friends and those Of his father Peter
McGsrty ard Of bis brotbers-in-law Jacob Little VIM
Waterman, ar %. " Setback invited to attend his
funeral at the residence his father No a. East
ty fourth street Monday, Nov TO- at clock Ills
remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment
On Friday November 7, Mrs MARGARET Barr, wife OF
Josiah Brett in the 3oth year Of her age after nger-
ing illness, which she bore with Christian fortituie
on Friday, November T. jams youngest Of James
and Margaret McAvoy aged three years snd four
The friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
20 attend his funeral this afternoon from the residence
Of bis parents No. 90 Montgomery street Ills remains
will be taken TO Brooklyn for interment.
On Saturday, November y, Of uptiop, Mr. RoBgRT
sANDs. OF this city In the 3Sth year Of his age.
His relatives and freD6s the officers OF the Nne.eeoth
ward police and the members OF Union Lodge No z
Daughters Of 81 Mary respectfully invited to attend
bis funeral this afternoon at o'clock from his late
sdeDce, FortJ second street, FIRST house northeast Of
Third avenue.
On Saturday, November :. Of Group JEREMIAH L. KEEL
~ son Of julia and jeremiah Kelly aged two years and
three months.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral tails afternoon, at
o'clock, from No. IL Pearl street.
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eru.rso.-lOoo lbs western found . market a. $50.

drssHSo.-l 900 lbs Western found market at 3Sc.
cash
HIv-ovsr 1000 bales river have been sold at SOC.
HEmrA lot Of 30 bales dew rottsd American fetched
SIP 60, months.
Hors-The sales reached IS bales new. ct 32h aSc,
the former figures.
IRoS There have been $50 tons Scotch pig taken ct
S2l rs so 60, usual time
LEAD ruled firm, 1000 pigs Gslena being sold st
LAVE Il 200 bbl common changed hands at 9oc.
MoLAssEs-About co hhds Cuba fetched 1910 zoo,
months.
NAVAL srorEs 800 bbls. crude turpentine realized
SO 100 spirits SIC cash and 100 common rosin ~ ~
OILs-Near zoe gallons lnseed brought osc; So0o DO
lard at ~ u a so; and 900 refined at 40, cash
PRovIsIoNs -Pork moved TO the extent OF 800 bbis,
and beef that Of 400 bbs at uniform rates while OF
lard only 200 bbls found market at SIC aSHci ana
Of beef hams 60 bbls at Sl4 60 per go lbs.
REAI EsrATr --sales by auction Brooklyn One lot
corner of Grand and Butler street. Sl25; four
lots on Grand avenue, adjoining SOL each S36i lot
xl25; lots OF Grand avenue adjoinng S83
each 1882 lot Of Grand avenue and Douglass
street side, $780, one lot adjoining $ll5 do
$40; one do, los; do, $780, lot Of
Grand avenue and Butler street side $780, two lots
adjoining SS7 each STA two do. SS5 each, $lT0;
lot CO rner Of Washington avenue and Douglass street
SI05; lot Of Washington and Butler
street Seo lot Washington avenue, Butler
street s61 one lot Butler street Grand avenue
$50 one lot Douglass street Grand S7Z
srGARs Sales were made Of 40 900 Havana ut S25 a
$s7 so; and SO OcO German, at SO.
SPIRITS Included in the transactions $40 bbls
Ohio and prison whskey at 2Ii 2l cash; so hhds
drudge. at 20hc time 20 half pipes gnac brandy at
So q 50 rs, and Is do Rochelle, at 81 rs.
suG,Rs.-Ihe busine.s comprised $50 hhds Cuba at
425c; 20 casks refined Dutch at 7ssc and 200 boxes
brown Havana, at 5ssc. Market firm.
TonAooo Some 5V hhds. Kentucky were disposed OF
t.. Gay, at So q 7c
at 81 a 81 IS; 20 Madeira, at 81 IL 81 Is; aud Is
weet Malaga, at SO 3Sc.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.


BosroN. Nov. Brokers' Board 80 shs Norfolk County
Rai!roap, II l2ss 80 do bSd ; 10 do 1874 80 ne ad-
ing Railroad a 100 do III 50 Rutland Rarosd, bod Al
20 ehuse.ts Railroad, bin. 25 1880 do
ia 21s; 100 do, US 10 ogdensburs Railroad 39S 10
Bo,ton and Maine karOad i9S Eastern kailroaa 100
ss0d 7s 80 do sCd 27S SO DO sod 81 Is Cheshire Rail-
Tosd 4eIsi Western Rslroad l04 Northe Railroad,
ia; 10 Boston, Concord, and Montreal Railroad 31,
Boston and WOIes ter Raroad ogz IS DO 2,h 100 Eat7
Boston Bank ga slUj Vermont Central Railroad
SO So ICES ossdeDhnrg Cooyertihs Bonts s5 100 sullivan
Bonds (old Go Second Bodrf-lO shares NORFOLK COun
Railroad E9ii = de ~ nicAigsn Cen raj Ralreat l07
80 Ogden 5urg Railroad 32z IS East Boston
225 yernont tsatral Railroad 27tE g DO, El 5000
Vermont and Mas aehusetts Railroad Bonds, SO.
PIuLADELPHiA November First Boar d $500 City 81
u lo2 Geo spring Garden $50 do 20 9s 1000 KEN
Water WORKS 6s 90 3gU 90; 1000 Reading Us 20.
s5 III 600 Texas kegi.tsred kotes 81 1000 do, rs 100
thares Bank, Ia 81 Long Island Railroad 81 READING
Railroad z; Girard Bans i7s commercial Bank So;
Penrs ylvAnia Bank, Ill.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 7-SfOck ROdrd-SGOO Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Bonds, 1897 IVY; 50 shases Baltimore Fire
Insurance COMPANY IL A. the Board this DAY. Maryland
6s closed at 1885 bid 1887 asked; Baltimore 6s $50 los
bid Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bonds 1857 90 bid 9
asked DO shares dividend 62 bid e3 asked; York and
Cumberland, l7SI bid, lshs asked.
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Passengers Sailed,

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Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship Pronethsus Churchill, Ban Juan. Mo- r Al.
s.s:n:hhiD EIs,,a. Lyon, savannah ni.sAil;
ship swoTdhsh tnsw oiippsr) Babeost San Francisco
ship Liverpool tpit) Gardiner Liverpool arinnsl Ma.
A Aas;ds sfhsns B.sns. p:,shs
sb Hs.psH
Bar ss oal 1 sos sn JSan ca
Bark Zydon. ThprlOw, wilminston. NC. Brett vose.
Brs 9esan Bro. TSiop. 6SI.eos: Boomer Crave. Sc
Brig Buenoysnto (Norj svsnson Norfolk, Beeh Kun
Brig Maria, Ingrahsm. Bristol. Mass master.
sshr Emily nihi.id, De ffass. St johI, PR River.
schr erssi.n, King. 8. Lucia, Badger Peek.
sohr onotsya, simcnson JaossOavis, I Waite * Co.
sShr h.ns,e.ta Hail S GsSrs.sSwn PCss c,..,
man man. . Co 49,, w,u,.m. r,,,,,.,,n,, MA
sehr k1perinsns Mullons PhilsdeIphia ps's Slight.
5 so ns S, ss
Steamer PsressoOs CLARK, Philadelphia. Sanford.
s siOOp h h f Ellis New Ss Bedford.
70 Pest "a, h.d s9a::aat q
Of bank y IS .th. part Of the 6IS,SsdS Of
srsaE waist chains IA, iron appeared
have been INTO sDa cut down about ss FIRE sssns
Ellis, By stesship Brother Jonsth.pG 6th inst
P %s op NV
loss ain topnass mzEen topgasn. mast and fore
cane house coer couid distirsuish her
same DAY exchanged signals with whsle ship Brunswick
BARI annie B5, Turner Trsls: Get Is With mass and
With packet ship Yorkshire hence for Liverpool which
a ssS her boWsS rs nss
Bark Arisdes tfr), Coat, Montevi&eo. 81 days, with
n OF
DER Oct g. lat 81 3d. Ion 70 3d. spoke snip HARRISBURG from
BARK BlOdses. wsit, sisal Oct lS with mdse. to
ssnss sw Nth ed r e3n Ai * f as
Cages Of Delaware ssw large ship standing W. with IS
Big Mohro Bordeaux ~ days, with wines and
Brig Aesdisn srJ LOOkhsrt Ponce 10 days. with
grs Erie OBI Cox Maitland Ns Is days, with plasssro
Big wsysilsy Anderson. Calais days. with lumber to
Mary Arm !ef B.ltinS5.l clsys San Ba. q Ssys
Key s1sSs IRIS T.iPidsd isS rhl.asipsia ~
'i ssSf WI s%lss HsiSss s.Saansa days with cotton
sehr Col s.sts!y Ewood Charleston sdays with cotton
seh si'f warner Mills Charleston days. with cotton
'p seh hie A. GO cite wilson, als..ndria days
sehr COrnelia, Pyrrss Brandy vine
IS: sf'is s,', %1!:; s:yS'ss
s ssT G GH@ fa7s f bs.Ds .S
sohr William, NiAon, New Beaferd
scbr Waterman, Sesvy, Calais, ~ days.
sehr Esther EIs. Hunt Lutec.
sohr Maria AT n. Pollard Eastpsrt, says.
steamer City Richmond, Terry. Norfolk. 2a hours.
Nov of Smiths Island, spoke brig Andausia tVr Port
WathalE desired to be reported.
Sloop Fashion Blydsnburg, Providence.
eloop Translation, Halloek, Provieenoe.
Below.
Ship Oder. ~ days from Hamburg, TO Bech Runharit
Bark Amazon, of Bangor AZ days from Cardlf, TO II
Wells.
Sailed.
ships PaeAe Nye Liverpool; Merlin (Br) sampson,
Brmuea Pro etheus Churchill San Juan; Fiorida Lyon,
Savannah; Southtrner Die nson Charleston; Roanoke,
Parrish, Rehnond PenObscot, CLARK Philadelphia; ships
Liverpool Gar her. Mverpeol Hendrix Hudson Warren,
Loneon; Richard Golden, Barrett, do.
vswnd atsunrise from W; 1T meridian, dOi At mid
n.sht, sW.
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our Montreal Correspondence.

MONTREAL, Nov. 8, 1851.
lie AIqroaching Elofions for Montreal gung's
hg7rtss-Tie Namfs, Position and Prospects Of
pe Cgndpiaies-Deeiine Of French CGnaiian Po,c-
0-PrrbatGay Of Rioi'-T Montreal Hospitq
EorOrrced-7hs Inr,stig atio7-- JPeaiier, &c.
The elec.oneering campaign has been opened in
ths city, by the address Of John Young the recently
appoiDtti Commissioner Of Public Works, who now
writes bis name the Honorable John Young
Who will, hereafter, dare to assert that Canada
g. Dot genuine democracy Fifteen years ago
John Young was youth in a grocer's concern, bu-
sled in sweeping the premises and weighing out
Iaisins and almond, and measuring treacle with
al the precision required in retail establishment.
To day be IL Of the cabinet, complseently talk
ng OF sacrihcing his private avocations TO devote
ihiuself to the good Of the public Mr.. Young is a
.ceotebman, one Of those hard, perseverng spirits,
Jul OF energy, enterprise, and resolution, Of whom
scotsta has furnished 80 many examples. lie has
Deeh "a uaoe as wholesale dealer in produce, for
several years, and rumor says he has LOSE and made
large sums Of money. He has occupied himself for
some ums past m promoting the construction Of
railways and canals; and bis services have not been
nnrewsrded by the ministry
on are aware that, in conformity with general
law passed By our Legislature, any railway com.
pany, when onehah the work has been Snishad
can claim the Provincial credit TO raise funds to
complete the remaining half-thus, when the 81
Lawrence and Atlantic Railway Company declared
that they bad constructed hy miles Of the road they
invoked the Provincial guarantee for the other fty
miles. Mr.. Young was given the job, by the minis
try, Of negotiating the funds, and they allowed him
q commission Of per cent on the four hundred
Thousand dollars. Any one Of your Wall street
brokers would have done the work better for eighth
Of the sum. Thee indirect modes Of robbing the
public, and purchasirg supporters, seldom creep
Into publicity The odds are that your journal will
convey the first knowledge OF the fact TO the ma
iotity Of our people.
M Youpg's address to the electors Of Montreal
Acurt, inelegsnt, and political failure. lie tells
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cHAGRFs via misunderstanding Falcon. At N0rlesLs-
Ruystt ii kelsrs Fleming, Pike. J hiv,rf, Fer
rll Erekie, Jshns9n And wife h'me Lane. u Psr
tenlprgh. Yoast fied. Barnett Marks, Gilmore
kyer, Mcconnell, Miller, Hight. II Burge,t. Thci
Tieeland, Strigg. Spriag J Murphy Spear, Bres
fore Thea Wynsn. + Haeem l. Lynch Thomas Bid,l.y \
Tyler and wife, Tyler. tohell, Henry, II Pnkor
ton. Latham, IL Sanford, p Rose, WIN hayes, w
Farmer, Kendeil, Pate smith, Tulips and vile
l. Bradley, n Damerson. famer and wife, O Ma.
Lore. Farmer, Vim Taylor, Z Hooper. Marshall,
VsFst-225 in the tteersge
NgRroIK-steamer City Of Riehmond-G willis snd lady
Bigger Cart SKIM Miss Van Nordu I'd kstigan
Ncolson, Kennedy, A.hnspp, freens-S in the I'd
cstin.
MoNrKvrnEo-BArkA ristidss-B Garvia.
StSAL-J W Blsdset-G DominEueI.
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On Wednesday November 3 by the Rev Vanderbilt
Rsuee HA 4. kIpCELY, Of Maryland, 20 Mrs MARIA
LotisE AMELIA CAESAR, Of Westpt slis Prussia.
baltimore and Boston papers please copy
In Trinity church, On Saturday, November 8 BY the
Rev NJ. 2. Parks, A NJ GEoRGE ID. GIBB. Esq. b., Of
Montreal Csnsds 10 MARY ELrzABErH only daughter Of
William Rumiey, E.q~ formerly OF the county OF Cork
and nov OF Dublin Ireland
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NEW MEDICAL BCOKS.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
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and AL the Kindred rections usTatsd by great
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To Correspondents.
Captains vessels others furnishing News 70 thia
would confer favor By sealing their eomnuaiea
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CEKTAIN CURE FOR CUTANECUs CANCER
~ afflicted with th disease will be CURED In few
weeks without paying anything until the has sskea
place. from $40 to s. 60 according to srpcmept
will be forfeited should the fail Apply By stss STA
tne place of meeting Box 1926 Post ofhce. N. Y.
nEAFNEss,-DR. HEATH DEYoTEs ATTENTION
dscharrs md noise In ears OF Two years DURATION in
few dsys.-A. D. Tuthin You cured Of deafness Ia
soi Brown. Artificial serted wshou
operation pain Cfoe 262 Broadway from ITO o'clock
daily.
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DR. COOPER, IA DUANE sTREIT. mas FOR rUn

he; WARRsN, NO. / MOTT STREET. 10 conyIDxN-
~ uslly ccnsulted diseases Thirty Sin years prao
enables him 70 without recent Gases cured In
rem three 10 ave days n Dont tc deceived By ths
preteneiops cf qusok Roosevelt street. With one
exception che only auslhed II this city
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hrs HUNTER WkLLEsLEY. PHYSICIANS. FOR
H. Consrmptye Dis and all ctons Of the lungs
and air Treatment by the inhalation of Wacn
Medicinal Vspors 81 Broadway, New York.
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DR- WARD BEING ALL DEVOTED TO PRIVATE
~ diseases. and their Nestent warrants the spsodiesy
70 the unfortunate lou viii be cured BY him
Hvey In half the usual time, and By mild ethod vi,s.
eut sny He would those who have contracted
hsee dseases ~ make early application Patients only
himself ose, so Canal street. Of Broadway Ma
fac uired unt oure
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MEDICAL cARD.-Dn. GLOVER CONTINUES r,

MEDICAL CARD.-DR GLOVER CONTINUES TO
WI cure those obstinate, prorsotet half cured, ana
patched MP cases that have baed the skill
heneed and such a. escape from isnoant medical pretend
s btrtnsers sre spprsed that this city sbounds with
cal empyric,l pretendorr under folicous wish
french pronuneiston Who make ssrsvsgsnt promsesyf
quick cures Strtngers beware Of these sell decor
Dr. o. hss received regular medical education and kTs
confined hmseH 70 sn oco practice for the last twenty Eve
wav
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NRLA CEoIy's PRIVATE MEDICAL THE .rrsE-

tlR DE tANEg'S FRENCH STANDARD REMEDTE5
~ fpurely vegstabie for the immediate Of certain
delicate diseases be had in every desired shape
At his Oce ~ Lisp ard street. Those
ho apply 10 ne trs stage q those diseases Invariably
urd In one or wo days, aud hose lingering week 70
Tek under the hands OF great and small Doctors will
svc themselves World Of suffering and suffering too.
heir inroeent ofsprins TAe genuine Female Regulating
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nR CONvERs' INvIooRArING CORDIAL. TIE
~ only remedy for those sad Affections Of body aad mind
ncapacivating for society business or ma.rmony resu
ag from sell ssuse botls tire. bottles for IS VITA
spertant advice 20 the married and single sold AZ IS
Third avenue, ass Broadway and III Bovery Dr. CsnverJ
rev medical work on yphis, self abuse and all private
20 the 90 Btry.
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L rFCRTUNArEs FRIEND GREAT sUCCEss.-400
betses sold The greatest specific for private diseases
NE world Sur.s In Two days, yithous hindrsnOe ar:n
~ large vis with beck. Depot Dr. WARDS 50 Canal
street. corner OF Broadway. Atvice-0ive fees pr.
ward receives none and doctor diseases better
nR. COOPER. IL DUANE sTREkT, HAS FOR THE
astls enjoyed most extensive practice private
eseeses He has cured the most aggravated this
deeese-and mud cases removed In 10
Dr. ~ ssn cure hs WORT form in from one weeks
N BY young This when too freausnty indussa
legen dyspepsia rssknes Of the limbs ard small Of ths
sck confusion o. theineiiect and aversion 70 society
cure sutrsneed IN every ease charge No mercury
dipioms, In my d6cc.