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fTNEA, BRANDY. WINES-AT AUCTION. TUESDAY,
September 1852, at 0ls o'clock, at 81 Dey of
Greenwich street assortment Of Teas Figs Rans Mus
card, Maccaroni Starch, Nuts Pine Apples and Cherry
with all the starle Groceries and Liquor Bran
dies Gin, Wines, Segars Snuff, Tobacco; and also
WAGONS and one Express Wagon. WELLINGTON A. CAR
TER. Auctionceer
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ME-. HENRY GIMBER, PROFESSOR OF PIANO.
1vA forte and Singing begs the
ent y his usual Musical Practice Lessons and trusts
cid Of his daughter Miss Georgana Ancrome Climber to
render increased facilities TO pupils for the rapid acquisition
OF these indispensable For Cards.
apply at Chrisman's Music Saloon Broadway Hous
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ID W. wESTCOTT. AUCTI SALE
N Of household furniture Monday afternoon O'clock
at l6 Greenwieh avenue embracing all the Paror Cham
and Kitchen Furniture Carpets Bedding &c house
worthy the attention Of per every article will
be peremptorly Sold rain shine for cash. Goods to be
removed immediately
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MRS. NEARS FRENCH AND EN0LISH BOARDING
vA and day school for vouny ladies. ia West Fifteenth
street. between Fifth and sixth Hvenues will rcopea
Saturday September eth MIRA Moars mado
school,
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THEo9cnE LENT, AycTroSEER;17TUEsD.As,Yas SEP

"M H. FRANKLIN, SON g. CO., AUCTI0NEERS
w will sell on Thursday Sept 10th at IL o'clock at the
Aerchants Exchange Plot ~ in Paramount, Morrssnia.
Also Farm near Newmarket, N. ~
"WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. BY T. r. MINTURx
w Auctioneer o'clock at the Wall street sales
9oom-Trerch window glass-2Oo0 boxes French window
glass Of fayote brands Of is 3D. 3D. and 4b qualities,
comprising full assortment Of sizes from ixS to 45x5
large portion Of the above gassis - recent importation
The catalogue will be ready the 9th Of September
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One Day Later from China.

Advces fem Hong Kong Of tho 2sth OF June lsd bean
receive at Ban Frsnoco They dsy later chan
thos received by the way Of Ensisnd This Is the Arst
time that from China bas BY the way oe
Canfosnis Whsna line Of steamers Is established -
tween San Francisco ard Hong Kong or Shanghai -
shall Eet all that route.
There s Dothpg % impor by this arrival Thsvs
has been good dea! OF wet weahc in Chins June t.
n rally ehpcod "a bc wet meath. Out OF hirt "
says rninod incesaInuy for yone sgsysgatng
depth Of inches From the interior or the sdjs
PROVINCES they have pai8f intelligence Of dsnags
70 the ico crops ~ the flooding Of lands and hssr that
ths lose OF life by dIowJ may bs placed at louSaass
The steam trgae squehspna Commodore Auif, ,k vas
at WhsmtOe the Saratoga. wslkr " Annoy ard Nh
Plymouth Kenney the east oosstT
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THE TURF.

GJNION COURSE, L. l., TRoTTISG-ON MONDAY,
" September lS at O'Clock, M.-h purse and stake
OF Sy mile heats, best In d. Hoagland
names 4. rrue John; H. Woodruff, Baker Roy J. J.
Kenna sp. Anna Bishop; s. Mclaughlin e. Blanc Ne
grc j. Woodruff blk Naiad Queen. The will leave
fhe South Ferry Brooklyn for the At ooook and
eturn when the sport Is Fare each ~ cents
JOHN 1. SNEDIKEK, Proprietor
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YIEION COURSE, LONG ISLAND, TnOTTING.--ON
" Wednesday Sept. 10Th. at o'clock r. NJ apurse and
stake $sD Mile heats best three in fve TO harness
Winch Lady Bond; :. Mclaughlin names
Blanc Neerc; 2. H. Nodne names h. y George West The
will The South Ferry brooklyn for the at
o'clock and return when the sport Fare each
Is cents. JOHN |. SNEDIkER Proprietor.
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TOHN w. SOMERINDYKE. AUCTIONEER-STORE
NO Spruce street-Mortgage sale of Horses. Coaches
Wagons Harness Saddles &C. This day, September 18TH
inst t 10 oeock a. No. $50 Broadway BY virtue Of two
Of double Harness. two sets Of single Harness. Saddles
and Brides two light Wagons English Drag together
With fixtures and furniture Of Hall stable.
JOHN w. SOMERINDYKE, Attorney for Mortgsgee
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Tuesday at 10 o'clock at house Fourth
avenue near Twelfth street g. Kemp will se auction
above all the furniture contained large
nouse B, Fourth istng Of rosewood parlor
furniture, suite covered in rich crimson satin damas
carved mhhogcny sofas tete tetes marbetop
eles pier tables pier glasses carpets mante ornaments
one handsome rosewood forte oil psintng
one superior maogony extension dining table
china, and out glassware together with all
ortment OF chamber and kitchen furniture Catalogues on
che Of sal
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HENRY t; LEEDS, AucrIoNEER.-LARaE SALE or

HENRY T. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.-LARGE SALE or
new and second hand Furniture. rosewood and maho-
Furniture Of the best quality aud superior workman
chip Henry Leeds will sell above this day, Monday,
September l3h at l0 o'clock the sales 8S
wood and mahogany Furniture OF the best quality
workmanship Rosewood parlor Furniture suite
IN rich satin broeatelle and crimson and velvet
spring parlor Chairs volta rocking sewing Chairs
rosewood and mahogany centre Tables with marble tops
literary and Bookcases extension dining Table
work and fancy Tables Hat stands painted chamber
nurc on suite mahogany French Bedstesds dressing Bu
marble Washstands hair Mattresses Beds
Bosers and Pillows cottage Bedsteads seat Chairs
China cut Glass and silver plated Ware Catalogues
thA npusp fuala
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ing trshtsr Il ssereA ths hsres Ssss as Hsss-
The moral 81 sSs rsmssts have nsss They have AMI,
& S ss ..
tcn on the earth has more reason 70 b. thankfu for the
United States Lot them, without distinction Of oresd
unite and be united preserving the
ohces vie with each other In honorable riyalsp who
shall be best citizens who shall faithfully support the
country and obey the laws hope the time l. far distant
all her ohidrsn o. then let be prepared to rally
cannot conclude without calling attention to three
themselve their and stand
ont sPsrt in their moral grsndeurnot conound
ton spontaneously returned his victorious to the
civil authority Of The country which he had liberated s
mind the annals Of mankind from the very origin Of
time have presented in the order Of merely
moral grandeur moment or spectacle, moro sublime
after having remained unhnown to each oshs 80 sr
tell from the period when the foundations of
the earth we're laid two worlds met for the first time
cd by Columbus tho island Of San Salvador in 1892
The third that in which the Queen of CASTLE and
there is believe she prompted this by
yet doubtful this not only sublime moment il
almost divine insurng to tho from
the ehivay OF Spain would allow their
ladyto mako such sacrifice. They provided from
other sources And although they dd well in shs we are
some honest accident find their to this country The
sword Of Washington treasured preeious relic less
Of his patriotism than Of his bravery Tho h Of such
such Queen-the paroness Of Christopher Columbus The
nected with history and interesting memo
rial Mt the time, of the achievements OF Washington
and Of the masnsnimity and charity Of Isabella the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-09
CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY, March Sd Il. NJ.
BREAps1ryrs-Fiour continued active the sales en-
bracing 5000 bbs superne Canadian, deliverable
May, ut 81 So do do, the spot, 81 62; common to
good southern at 81 62n 81 SIX ordinary to choice
State at 81 rs 81 e; and mixed to fancy western at
81 S1k SIS 12h per bbl. Rye -four and corn meal
unaltercd. Wheat appeared depressed, $500 bushels
southern red bringing but SIC Rye quoted at 77e
and barley at 70 S0c without Transactions Corn i'm
proved shade sales having been made of 500 bushels
yellow southern at 60 &c; and do Jersey at &C.,
closing with to be had below the extreme rate
CoTToN.-The Arctics not being equal to expec-
ations Of operators prices today not firm except
for the higher grades Of New Orleans and Mobile growhs
factors Of which maintained previous rates The sales
wero 4. 900 bales
FREaHTs-Rates for Liverpool continued firm. 600 to
700 bales of compressed cotton engaged at Sled
1000 to 5000 bbs -four at IS I'd; and 10000 bushels
wheat, In bulk, at 6S4d For London, 1000 bbs -four
taken by vessel in port at Is 3D. and 1000 for
vessel to arrive at 2s 3D. with lot Of tobacco in kegs at
&c. For Glasgow 5000 bushels corn, in bulk ship
ped at Cd There change Of moment to notice in
rates for Hayre, or for California
Provisions moved to the extent Of 400 bbs prime and
mess pork at $13 62h S14 12i6 and SIS SO SIS 75
loo bbs good to choice lard at SIC sc. per lb 300
bbls prime and mess beef at s. So and 50 $12 with
200 terces prime do at $17tha former rates. No
thing new occurred in other articles.
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Telegraphic Reports.

NEW ORLEANS, Marcn D, 1907.
Cotton less active this afternoon the sales reaching
barely 5000 bales buyers holding back. The
ports to-day have been 900 bales including 10000 for
Liverpool.
CHARLESTON. March I, 1852.
Cotton is firm, and tending upwards Sales yesterday
loo bales, at 6h4c q Size
BALTIMORE, March 8, 1852
The offerings Of beef cattle In market to-day
amounted to sos, Of which "a were driven OIL and the
balance sold at So So the hoof equal to 81 so
So So net Hogs were stiff at ST 81 SO. Flour-7OO
barrels sold at Sd 1917.
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rpm arrAms,up Anorrol

lPER STEAMSHIP ARCTIC
day for Mobiles I'D, Richard Golden Burrel London, and
sid for NYork Vxen Coupar do and sid day for Now
port load for San francisco Charles, Andrews DO and
sid for Boston.
Passed BY no date Eorw bark Holland, Nielsen. from
Jaurvig days for NYork Virginia Ann, Robertson from
Charleston for Stcttin.
OF 22d Old bark GEORGE Thoic, from Charleston for
HAvRa Fob 9c-Arr st George, Crawford, NYork Albert
Cslatn Salter Mobiles 23d, Sanoset, Chapman, Charles
tom Marnion, Hcadley Work Belle Assize Ernest Nor
leans Living Age snow do Sid GOTH st Denis Follansbee
Niork 2lst, Powhatan, Myers do; Old England, Lowo
In the Roads 2st Marion Hoadley, for NYork, ssmo-
set, Chapman, for Charleston. NJ,
LIvrRpooI, Feb 2Arr Falcon Leighton, 81 Johns siy
erdale, Maxwell, Norleans; Sabine, Heaiey do ~,
Southland, Vaughn, Savannah Niagara stone Nfork'
Intd for IDS alst Leyathsn Knapp NnorE Whit
Nesey. NYork; VIM Jarvis, Jarvis NOrlsans. po,, and
sid 2lst Ion, Hunt San Francisco; kcet"tn,
Manhattan Peabody Ny9rk Norman nien Worlesns
Jorhus Paine Bos'CS san ssisn Scott xpaacco
oitb Howard NYorh Enterprise, Funk, DO ,r.. aaur
Ad stss'Ss fsS ,Ga sSso bnnss
k sheridan Cornish; Undcrwrer nrs ork Eo,n
rdsaYd q Bren veepcr. do 18th Pidenn rufor snu
Queen OF the Wet Morse DO March a. rraua ssae
pnIsan and Nesmitb W atts do Ivthi sarah hyde
noxe Ieyiathan knapp sarstoss Traski George wash
ngsen Coming. and Washpson page r1r 40 Nth De-
Wu.pa Vista, Howard, do Tam Shsntor. soue do with
1espstch; Mary Hale Rollins, Baltimore; Franchise, Robin
SON hsres.on March "a International Noresns 26th
In the craving docks James Brown Higgins Abbott Lord
Knowles; Denmark, Thompson, snd Jas Nesmth, watts.
Iorpon, Fob Fiat inwards. jamestown, Homsn, Cam
York (see GrayesendG ed Durham, Kidd, Savannah.
Adv oath Deyonsbre Hovey for NYork; 18th, American
Congress Williams do kArch Northumberland Lcrd 40
ii@i hl;'". Lrnt fol P'ssOn, With teslsteh
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NJ ARITIME INTNLLIG ENCE
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH s, 1862

Cleared,
sSsls ssss.Ss%Ssss, sfs.: LissfpSsi WA ~
ship serpent mowIsnd San Francisco GTnnsl. MIN
Ship sutsns. Barrett, New Orleans. W Nelson Son.
SsI Rbss ntoy Ws chsrss fSss sUs
BARK Globe wetmcre, f Havana NesmitS 4 sons .'
ss BARI snsn Mark Hs'td
Brg Apfta stSss ssuTss Glsssmsn Co.
M Sersy%sn Ssseon Ss.nisS sons co.
M0if' ssSn
Sehr alfalfa, welton Apalachicols X Post.
schr D b Warner, Totten, Charleston n Il Mccresdy
schr saxon. Paine, PhiisdeIphis. :
schr Victory, Niekerson; Philadelphia. w Mckee.
steamer Josephine Morrison, Phaaeiphia, s. Briggs
Arrived,
Steamship Arctic Luce Liverpool Feb s. with mdse
and ps,EsH 70 uos,ra London and Ports.
mouth Jan = with nsss and passsnssrs to G.inne Min
Tss &C. f Ia q s
nails with Br bark Atais Thompon from New Orleans for
Brem) bound W; gsh no lat, passed vessel bottom up
nearly bottom painted green supposed her to be about
sshp sasS wsh Rs TqTSss Jan - with
reneed westerly gales on the PASSAGE and has been 10
ship VIM Tell tptsl Willard, Havre Jan le, and scnly
10Th with mdse and ZIG steerags passengers TO Boyd
s @ & as
day With wine &C. aud storage passengers to Bay
Ship Southport. Mccormack, Savannah days, with
.eJj Taylor cs Fob as lat :, q lon 70 is spoks BRIG
s a9% s0'''' 'of 10" YORK iAe
&C. s,Snae co.. r Sn
spoke brig Martha Ki9sman from Phl.dephis for Cuba
days with moa.es. to Chastelin Ponyert vessel to
5 Eas IS r. 4, ns r s.: .s
Bark Camilla BssSh M%asaeo Feb 49, with co
Brig Amelie (RusI 0rnstrom, bordeaux 50 days with
Brig Mary Jane {ef Thomaston> Gates Mssan.a. days
Brig susan small. snail za1s acSss days with
hSaTsT Ssios ys a. ss Brett vSs rs
Apslacheola for Providssse. days out.
a ION
80 spoks ship = Il Duyal bound to Boston. :,
days, with iosyood &C Rossre Co. vessel to Sesmit6
Sons March lat y z lon = about 20 miles Of Cape
May passed bark Paramount, whitney, from Philadelphia
Orig Ocean Bird Forur Curacao q days. with hides, &C.
Brig Kous, Ballard St MARKS, days, with cotton, to
Trs W BrinckerhoH tof Boston, Croker Apsaobico-
10, l6 days, with cotton, to Brett = yose; =
days with lumber, bound 70 Fsrhaven. ''''
sshr Hannah Codnsr iBrl Fnraman Palermo, 90 days,
schr Nash tof nsrrinson), white JsoksOnyillc, .
scRr d + Hawks Giieso, Washington, Nc. days
schr Marietta, crsnmer Newbern, NC, sdays with naval
schr Alnra Joy, Parrot Newbcrn, NC, days with
Schr Anna, Williams, Norfolk, 3days.
Sehr Mary ksss mowen Bsitimore AT ysstsraay,
Echr Ann Flower Bearse New Haven days
schr Lanson Dean, Timer ROekiand. 6days.
sloop Sea Witch, Wells, Providence.
Below,
Bark Ann Johnson Of Belfast 10 days, from New Orleans
TO master. .,
Steamship Merlin Cope st Thomas; ship sulans, Dsr
Wind At sunrise, Sc; meridian. do sunset, EsE.
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moro.
SLlco Peb ei-In port Sarah, Frazer. for nYcrkL
SrurLDs Feb 2l-sid Speculation. SeApcld BoseOA:
ST. MlonAEIs, Feb 2-Soop Ssmuea Nelson. from Nfsrk
for Maxseies, part of cargo d!schgd
sr HnLsrA. Jan Tin port brig Sacramento fsr rrss
,.TnI.srs. Feb EAR EpamaoudAs. White. Norlssa1;
Loth Lochinvar. Ballard. do.
FALxovr. Feb 20-Cspt Allen Of ths Rsbeoea srr hers
from Cslas reports that feb l3 in Lat 10 oa
Sennsst carried away (supposed an Aml abandoned.
CLAY Feb ga vessel fire about miles ost ct seA
ana another sessel alongside apparently rendering ss
cation with the shore to learn anything the accident Or
TelegraPhic Marine Reports.
Arrived-Bark Velocity, Charleston.
Cesred-Ships Louisa, Buenos Ayres; Oregon, NOreAnA
Mary Thorn. Savannah bark Neptune Charleston schrs
Daniel Francis. st Thomas and Aux Cages Audenresd
Cooley & Co, NYork.
CHARLESTON, MArch6.
Notwithstanding Southernsr, Nfork; sohrs Issbea,
and c Patterson. Philadelphia.
Scholarships New York, and Columbia NYork
Th-Arrved-Brigs Live Os&, and 1ybee. NYork: schrs
Aurora, Batmore; Friend Martha kinsman, RowieS,
Phladelphis; Louisine NYork
NEW BEDFORD Msrch6.
Arrived-Bsrk Letts, EYork.
fredericksburg Audubon, Manila.
PORTLAND. March 6.
hrived-Propeller Stag. Esstrort.
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TYR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "rRAcrIcAL pRI.

hR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRI.
~ yate Treatise. &c ofhce hours to II o'clock A. M,
and TO o'clock, r. NJ Sunday exocpted) No SO Green
vch street From the medical advantages tho
author has enjoyed which he would instance having
resided several in Paris for the OF
studying those diseases followed by long very exen
vo practice in this speciality he without hesitation
PROMISE in the
secondary diseases, structure &c. certain SAFE and
radical than be obtained other
in America Those who apply in the earlier stages of dis
ease will he grahed by the ease and rapdy Of the
which Is often effected in few days. Separate wait
ing rooms are provided For treatment by letter address
box s6e Post Office l.. SDr. Ralph would add that
sides the diseases properly belonging the above special
y his practice includes the treatment OF chronic
lions piles diseases OF the skin bladder gravel pains
in the back loss Of mental and physical capacity nervous
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Passengers Arrived.
LerDon-Packet ship Patrick HenryMr Carter and Adg.
Sheppard and lady Mr. Kemp Mr. Miller, Mr. Bsliainc1s
In the Bteersgc.
HAyANA-Bark John Benson-Miss Hughes w II Lind
Don jose PcdrajA.
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nR M0RTAMoRE WOULD INFORM THE HUNDREDS
who apply To him for the Of disease that he hold.
out no dclusiye hope that he will them lin two or
three days He Ia called upon daily to witness tina .es
effects Of 20 wicked deception, worthy
He would however, those who come undar h
care that they may rely cheap pleasant and apeed
cure In from a.. NJ TOP p. NJ, Sundays excepted AZ
vice gratis. H. MORrAM0RE M. D., 1906 William strest
DRIyATE MEDICAL WORK-A PRACTICAL TRp.
tisc on tho nature symptoma progress ces
remedies and cure Of delicate diseseson dlaeases vhe
closely resemble snd liable TO be taken a. such; and
tho diseases resulting from them with illustrative nv On
49, eleventh edition, a42 Price . I .sis ~
the publisher, ~ Ann street, Astor House. anS sss
oooksellers also. BY tho suthor ~ 0rsonviy psM
ES4 gest SSSs. wy s"'' h't~
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MO FEE TILL CURED.--DR CORBETT, 10 DUANE
street, he consulted eonfdentiay treat
nent OF delicate diseases Tweptono years practice
bes him to make speedy and permanent cures and recent
eases removed in three days The victims of quackery OF
those suffering from early improper habits apply with
certainty OF having their treated rational and
entiic principles. Strcture-Dr. has discovered
method ~ which he structure in
weeks n. B.-Dr. Corbett is member OF the New York
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MEDICAL.

MYERS COMPOUND EXTRACT or ROCK ROSE
1v1 it'll this title compound
the citizens Of this city the States
its origin and the high standing of the gentomen immcd
conclusive proofs Of is medicinal and curative properties
must place itself in public confidence above all
zines protesting the of sarsapara
extant Many, perhaps, ready to exclsm-QuSek
another humbug To sil who do without giving
trial for either Of the diseases has cured say give
the lie TO some Of the most eminent physicians who give
certain if used directed the following
Erysipelas Dyspepsia, Salt Rheum Canker Mouth
Sick Headache and general debility Already the follow
ing eminent druggists this city vicinity selling
it:-Messrs Charles H. Ring Z. NJ. Guion W. b. Crnmbic
d Finger. Brookyn-Mrs. NJ Hayes, !. T. Hayes and MT
deroef ESQ., and b. Scott agent at the Office
tho Company, f2 Broadway The following Physicians ws
have used in their practice IL r. Bracket NJ d. Hart
ford D. a. Tyler, NJ D., New Haven J. H. Thompsen.
philadelphia DIR. Webb, Madison Ct; DIR. s. r. Bartlett
Iymes; Dr. n b. Ives New Haven aud the medical faculty
OF Yale Coleeespeak in the highest terms Of its efficacy
curing the diseases herein named.
MN. FRANKLIN s. co. Proprietors,
Na., ua,.
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TAR. JOHNSON, is DUANE STREET so WELL
- known for his successful treatment in private
the last twenty-five years continues to 10 eonsnaS
tconfdentiay on all diseases or smraioaI
aid he would Particularly request suffering from ola
chronic that have been nv otber
as incuraos give him trial Ho several such case,
present under trestmental doing wsand oan rcer ~
persons who have been cured Nv him sfcr vsa 20
suffering. DR. Us office IL arranged with via v \" III
strctett privacy. y. B.-0bserye TO- next door Ia ny
cooper'E, - ''~@S wv ~ nE-
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nR. COOPER II DUANE srREEr mas, PoR TUE

II
- last twenty enjoyed tho extensive practice
in private diseases Of any medic al In Now York. Me
the most aggravated Of this disease and mild
cases removed In two days Dr. Cooper the worst
form in from two to three weeks Of constitutional debility
brought by secret habit INDUCED in by young men,
This, when too frequently INDUCED I'M bcgcts dyspepsia
weakness Of the limbs and small Of the back 81
tho intellect and aversion to society 1t affords Dr. u un-
bounded pleasure be able TO refer TO many who
after silently long time have been restored by
him to perfect heslth All cases treated with
nv namo; have left Duane street. See
- hn Nns.X nIk Sunday Tlmea and AtlAa.
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MEDICAL CARD-DR. GLOVER BY HIS SUPERIOR
1v1 skill and practical experience enabled ouicI<
and radical cures in the most difficult
IS astonishing In those lrotrated
baed the skill Of eas experienced tho
most eminent physicians Dr. g. is surgeon regular
medical education and legal acquir who
bis attention to the treatment Of class of Diseases
office for the last years. his present
location. Local diseases speedily cured without inter-
nal remedies by method introduced by the celebrated
Ricord the French DR. c. returns his thanks
those family physicians who duly appreciate his by
sending patients TO his Strangers apprixcd
be 10 not reckoned the host Of empirical
whose fictitious nsme nil the columns oil papers Iis
office IS NO. IL Ann street, Broadway.
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WARREN, NO. l MOTT STREET, CONTINUES To-
he confdentally on the ment of pryno
Diseases DIR. has devoted thrtyve to the prac-
hose who escaped from the hands medical
ders ay rely safe and speedy ~ BNo fee tin
.~ad
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-12
NEW CHEAP CASH STORE.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the public that having taken the
old and well known stand formerly occupied BY CAs on the
lower side the Public Square, which newly hed uP ne mas opened
a NEW STORE, comprising general assortment Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Groceries HaTdare, ReenscGTc, Boots
Shoes, Hats Caps BOnnes. DC,
which will be sold exclusively CASH. find from considerable experience
the only sell Goods really cheap Strictly dherng this principle
will sell much lower than they been heretofore
sold in this
Having the last been engaged Salesman Of the lar
Jobg and Importing Houses Philadelphia
the purchase and selection of Goods and strictly believing the old
dage that "oo well bought half sod shall make exeron in
the selection of Stock please the public both regard quality
and style
will particular attention and keep much and
FANCY DRY GOODS Ladies enhemens ades
ePea than has heretofore been kept this place. comprising article
OF Dress, both useful and ornamental.
this and all ask fair trial from the
fact.
Galipolis March 1s, ls52-6m F. CAREL, JR.