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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-17

ALEXANDER MOTT Sc Co..
AuctiOneers and Commission Merchants,
Corner Main and 18th Streets opposite City Hotel,
hand at private sale large and splen
Il did assortment ofnew Furniture and Housekeeping
Goods which will be sold low for cash or approved paper
consisting in part Of
Hair cloth spring seat Sofas, Divans
Ottomans, Sideboards, Secretaries
Ladies' Cabinets, Bureaus
Curled hair and shuck Mattresses double and single
Mahogany, French low post Bedsteads
Trundle do
Mahogany, cane and Windsor Chairs
Do Wardrobes Work Stands, Washing do
Do dining, eaand card Tables
Clocks ofevery description
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Cloths, Cassimeres vestings Calicoes
Irish Linens, Cashmeres, Musns Shirtings
Satnetts, Flannels Pins and Needles
Cotton and silk Umbrellas, Hosiery
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Superior ivory handle Knives and Forks, 81 pieces
Buck handle Knives and Forks by the dozen
Do Carvers and Forks
Britannia Ware Tea Trays, &e
Pocket and Pen Knives on cards
Razors, Scissors, Needles Thimbes
FANCY GOODS.
Cologne Fancy Soaps, Hooks and Eyes
Knitting Pins, Suspenders, Accordeons
Dressing tuck and side Combs
Backgammon Boards, Hair Brushes
Razor Strops Shaving boxes
Ladies' Work Boxes, Spool Cotton
Money Cases, Family Bibles
Paper, Pens, Playing Cards
Manufactured Tobacco Principe Cigars, Cheroet
Travelling Trunks, Uaces and Carpet Bags
Boots and Shoes, Hats
N. Carson's Patent Challenge Backing, go
And many other articles too to insert IN al
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~ REA Thy RE DUCED FARE TO

~ ST A u T N, VIA SCOTTSVILLE, OVER
PLANK ROAD A PORTION OF THE DISTANCE.
On Monday April eth, shall have line of four horse
stages running from Scotsve to Staunton three times
per week, VIZ: Monday. Wednesday and Friday Passen-
gers will take boats at O'clock P NJ those days,
and arrive IN Stsunton next evening at 10 P. NJ.
Fare ~ so through to Staunton
P. S. Daily Line will be put in short time, of
which due notice will be given,
ape BOYD. EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-17

ENAsHiONABLE DANCING.-CHAS. A. Nc
IL EVOY respectfully announces that his Academy is
open in the Exchange Hotel Days of tuition-For
young ladies' misses and masters Wednesday afternoons
o'clock, and Saturday mornings, at 10 o'clock For
gentlemen, Monday and Thursday evenings u o'clock
Mr. M. may be seen at the any day in the week
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-17

1t is stated that Governor Thomas II. Seymour
will probably be elected U. S. Senatorin Connec-
ticut If he succeeds, his name may be added
to the list Of those who have obtained seats in that
distinguished body for services in the Mexican
War, viz
Col. Jefferson Davis, of Mississippi;
Col. John G. Fremont, of California;
Gen. James Shields, of Illinois;
Maj. Scion Borland, of Arkansas;
Maj. jeremiah Clemens, of Alabama;
Col. John B. Weller, of California;
Com. Stockton, of New Jersey;
Col. Thomas H. Seymour, of Connecticut,
(probably.)
All Democrats. A much larger number of
"Mexican war horses have found their way into
the House of Representatives.
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Paris correspondent of the New Orleans Pr
cayune says & Hr
4" A letter from Vienna, which appears in q
Berlin paper, states that the differences between
Austria and the United States in relation to the
reception given to Kossuth, have been amicably
adjusted. know not how the correspondent OBJ
tanned his information. The insult to Hulsemann
at Mobile will not have the effect of creating
better feeling towards such of our countrymen
as may be travelling through the Austrian do
mnions."
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TREsH IMPORTATIONs, justreceived by D

Il II. LONDON.
Dicks celebrated Spool Cottons
Mouslnes and English Prints
Blankets, Canbrics, Vestings and Cloths
West England extra Cassimeres
Black blue and brown Cloths
Buck skin Gloves made by Dent, Alencroft &c Co.
London. oc21-H
TNHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE IN STORE and offer
L for SALE on accommodating terms, viz:
800 bbls. prime Orleans Molasses
rs bbls. Clarified Sugar, Louisiana Refinery
25 bbls. Orleans Granulated Sugar
$4,000 lbs. Todd's Family Bacon, hog round
200 Todds extra Family Hams
$50 Western do
200 kegs Briggs Family Lard
100 kegs four rendering) Lard
rs hhds. Western Sides
10000 lbs do Shoulders
300 boxes Hyde's Soap
100 do Fancy do
900 do Jackson's Candles
SO do do Soap
400 bbls Cincinnati Rectitied Whiskey
100 do Old Rye Qs43) do
10 do do Hs41) do
so do Jersey Apple Brandy
10 do do Peach do
80 half and Or pipes Cognac Brandy Otard, Du.
puy & Co, and other brands
rs bbs. Orleans Rum
puncheon Antigua Rum
IS half pipes Spanish Port Wine
$50 boxes Claret Wine, approved brands
1000 reams Wrapping paper
100 kaos Beaty's Snoring Powder
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vssA bgss nssat vsrAsa. Wsslsshaa. HavaE 0sa.IM
Ilss rhsnsss.s; sohi n.vis:; Ledge s:lss aesa.,::
Fspiee: buatress Lambert Cork and mSskst, Asrslis
(spJ Kstte BAroelssl Mercy Srl kvans. Lv:rpoal
fropi.. tmith. hex Yers; runnsf pyss AnswsrE
New tsrh bsrks tarAnso suilss. CAsres'eAs Warren.
Hasksil, Ptiisds'phis Nepssns, Dyer Boston. o.,
To~sd 80 inst. ship Adams bark TioEs brss Chsa
pard. bail Isabella. briss Vim CLARK and Cid
NEW Lon DON Feb I1-Arr sohrs aerAh Reeves MIA
ss
ma. Tor virs.i sisop Thos He Miller Providence for
props Desssur 0eer NYsrk for Norwich, Osss-
Ia Hull Providsaes for NYork sloeps Fashion. B,su-
burg NYork Proyfdenos oinssr Fowler do do; Ore
ss % SS Si. S' is ss
Caps Roads and GROW Of siocP Roger Williams. wrecked
PENSACOLA prev 70 Feb b-cld bsrks Dsnsy. Mndset..
PHILADELPHIA. Feb H-Atr sohr David Smith. Smith.
slvnIneh CID bsris vepesus,s Wilson, L'guaYra Oak,
Boston Sid. N, steamship City Of Manchester Leitch
obsra s nss Henry
Orray Taf hovTy, savannah scnrs Julia haiiook Acs
Icy Mobile; Tobias Hand. dol John smmoas. Smxil.
via kYoTk Cid brig wides Walker, Edgcomb. Natsss.s
Prep Petrol RngerA NYork Sid scbrs Time Rdwards Viz
gina; Darling Globe BAisimorN susIn Ludwig Grow
PORTLAND. Feb l3-Au sohr Ottorsn. htkns fYerh:
Salem Cid brgs Forest Prince Hinskey. Trinidad;
is Msss nnG H.s sosr STs.u. pod. York
SAVANNAH. Feb 9.Arr s.csmship Alshsms. Lutlov.
EYerbj brig yictcrins (Brl Han NASSAU MP Cid brig
Benics Jones. NYorh sshr Balance AAthiss Phiadsi-
Ioth-Arr ship Arro Basoomb. Boston, briys Gen Boyd.
Giipasrioh. Ca!denss tcubaG Rsipbow, sa'kp.e, Csr
Mills Francis York CID hris Josephus Anderson. BAli
more. Sid brig Lafayette. cliG,ra. Bostoa.
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o. Sunday, february 10, JossPn HnvuaLv, sca Of Ma
rs sse 6esvions Hevaiy, aesd ysazs and months.
fhe hisods q tho family invited to attend bis fu
nsrsl the sftsrnooa. st O'Clock from bis Late rssidsnoe
No. SS2 Tenth street.
At White Plains on February Is, sAAo SnIrn aged n
years.
The relatives and friends Ct the family are invited
attend his funeral from his late residence ct the rail-
road station. White Plains To- morrow morning, ct ii
O'Clock, without further invitation.
On February l6 after long and Illness, OF In
Illumination OF the lungs MARY 5wExr daughter OF James
The friends and acquaintsncss the family, and tho
members of Warren street Lodge No 1853 invited to
attend the funeral from 228 West street. 81 cl0,k
On February l6, MARr EMsA, daughter Of William and
Mary Morris aged years
Her funeral will take place this afternoon at O'Clock
tives and friends Of the family respectfully Invited to
attend
On February IL, Of consumption Mrs .RrBA IL, wife
Of Alfred X Sands, aged 81 years ana months
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 at
tend Der funeral from her late resdsnce No rs Rooss
vat street. Her remains will be taken to Sands Point
for interment.
On Sunday February l5 sitter severe Illness, In the
year ct her age GsAoE JosEPHN second daughter
Of Samuel Il. Romaiue
The relatives and friends Of the family her friends and
tbose OF brothers. req without uither in
vston to attend her funeral from No IL Carroll place
Blsscker street, to afternoon, Ut half past
O'Clock.
ON February 10, Mrs. AEUBAH scoBEv, aged IS years
Her relatives friends invited to attend hsr fu
neral from No 100 West Twenty seventh street. to
row, at IL O'Clock without further notice.
On sunday morning, February Is, JssErH KELLER.
The friends of the family of his law George
Horn invited attend his funeral tomorrow after
noon at O'clock tom his late residence No Centre
street
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On Sunday February Is 81 Group, AtpRrr, toe only
Un IL Ard ew W sud Elizabeth ToomDs, eyed years
months snd 10 days.
Ths father cf the deceased~boy Mr. Andr.vW Toombs
left this city shout two moxns since, with bright pros.
poets for California he beng NJ The time assistant fore
In the HgHAip cfct, where he vas much esteemed
By his fellow vorkmen lie lett fine family Of four
healthy children two q whom within the short space Of
to monha have beeE taken from the Interesting group
By the hard ~ death.
9he reIds q the family repeatedly invited 20 ct
tene ts funeral 70 morrow morning ~ 10 o'clock from
DO 81 Pearl ftrsst brookyn Bis remains viii be tsksa
IL staten lfSnd fer internent.
Fan FrsTctco, California papers rieese COPY
Cn funcny morning February 10 after short i'iness
the ytuIgeet daughter Of DIedsriCk and CathariDs
Toms aged months aud 10 Gays
The irierds and ecquantancs1 a The family, and
the members 81 Bilvanis ledge % frsemason's ALEC
The member Of Minerva Lodge, No. G8, !. o ofO. y,
rtJeotfuly Invited attend her funeral from the
residence q her parents NO lee Avenue ana Thir-
tenth ftrtet, thf mota.ns, ~ ~ o'clock,
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Movements or Indiyid nails,

Gen Sam Houston is to deliver lscture In Phuadel
pbia this evening, the Iraisas lie thinks the red
ekne have been cheated By the United States
He wants the chance March 1851 10 do them justice
He is to make speech in this city on Wednesday,
against tn o fre-water of the Indians
Cheyalisr Hulsenann, the Auetrian Minister to the
United states who arrived in Mobile the 9th ut
grsy iDsulted that night before mentioned by tele
graph by crowd Of persons posed OF Germans aud
other foreign residents who assembled around his hotel
grettr him with jeers and shouts and closing with
charvRr serenade Of the most dscsrdsut sounds Great
in6 nation felt by citizens at the oondu,t of thoss
dsordery persons and Is belle red that there not
single American citizen among them. Mr.. Hulsemann
Orleans for Havana, Tuesday the 10th, has been
announced
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Passenxers Sailed.

CHAsnns-sseamshp BsaJamir frAnAliu. from Phrsdsi-
phAE hcCreiish, Mr. Knswlss ID PereivAi aud wife,
Tadssrr, wita and ohi,arcn nov cinrh srs Murray
nd child An 18th. Radcliffe. Aaron, HasisM SAINT
Level. Brocs; 9 Pq,s q sssnsrG a',s: aEoy,
Hapel, Smith. Grant wilson. r BeAis. woolsy.
Whttcsiac Snyder CcgsrS Tadeoury ard wife CnAs
Coleman, ShiDh, Steele, aiming y Brown II
0stsavsy " Powell W LEVEL W T.gundus R Blssi. Jas
Wlsob. MOI anu. J Dodd Davis, q Graham yal,x,
Wrishs, Gavin. q QrtoksaL cAmpbsl, J. DUskcrsy.
Koshler. Member Coats Kennedy, Hand Co
nisn, : Entsissls, J. McCormios Ensus. J Yysn lip
Mansfield ; Wysn, Diehi. wsrnillsr B.l xinsey.
rad Kook Presser. Allen, " Thomson, Bulssrd.
Anderson. Eetesar, G. Mills, Miller. Hpkns. Il
Miley n Ksvn. ~ Quinn. W coaey Hsrt j z Green, ]
Hoffman. An dress Holtenburger, Hiskina Fis
simmons Riley. Erness Mliey Laird and wife, A r.
mans, Ellis, Laferty Bstes Oliver. Pearse, W
Jes;up, J 0'Esil ksnsasid. Wylsh Dshl. Weir
weed. Dousherty, HI.ohin.on. Hurley Oliver;
rcrns r Wsxne Jones I.rsSsn q No DiystS r Rcd
mond Fosorty Park = Randall, Ghns full.s. No.
Cleod Miller Altert KIN spier Be wen Bow an.
JAyres W phip!s HURRY. a, HAmilsen. T Potter.
Divss. frsns. hsdTond 9 HAadsn Kehis. kia,
Williams, J kc6regor. Nevt, London. Total. 1877.
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u. n. Comrriss,orer's Coprt.

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mAKIvImE IsTELLIa K
asys..nts Of enc Oce.n xt..ner
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. Is, 1859
Arrival.

chip liverpool tpks) Gardiner Liverpool s day., with
q s
spss nIf ss o s' sU s s, 1 f Of
from S T. Wished
sp Penn Foyer for re
Shansea sisoss WIN propeller steering probably shs
Days on the coast had . pilot Stays
.n Y aS' 70 bsnssm DSsn De-
very heavy weather. and was driven 20 as TO- lon II losing
ship Mount Vernon tOf BATH Diving Now Orleans. 20
Ship North sss thew 100 sons AsoAerdsn. Essspors 10
ss,t Jason eBrsnn Wenhs Bremen. IS days. with nd.s
hSsT Ss
BAH asaca Mcclellan New Orleans Is days. with cotton
&c. In coming up ,he Bay sss osSsG ~ d
Rsrs a adon shaSoa osls.ns days with COTTON
rom S - Ion spoke 9''S A'a'
1 TsSs sSs.gspS x,'s = 81 lon 'sy s ws
ship Costello. Watts from Ne~ Orleans for LverpSoi no
a sar "a M,.anias spoke Dig A0oia from 00s''n
sohr Tally. souly Mas.gorda, TO N MoCrssdy Co:
schr Hoineh small, Wilmington. NC. days wIsh naval
ssSr Elouss, Rotinfon Wilmington. NC.
Steamer City OF Richmond Foster Richmond and Norfolk
~ houis.
Ship A T. Chandler. 81 days from Glasgow captain and
SER Rsssss lewis ae from Cardiff with iron
BArk Elliot (of " sr.en), from Norleans.
ship Gen Consha. Havana; ship Waterloo. Harvey
LIVERPOOL.
Wind during the day, SSE.
Tho ohr Excelsior had gone to the ship Constantine
Frs issnd. where she probably arrived At N. Up 20
the OF this morning further infor
nation received Concerning the ship
ycfoels OF shy kind had yot ar rived from there.
schrs Assermsn Bell and Isaso Conkltn Ferris sr
rived erdry in Of steam Achilles Ha
lsrd wleyc they all nd been for she Fur
peso relieving the paokes ship Ashburon reported
saturday evening being ashore At that place They report
there AZ 10 an aud thss Capts
TIou Clock with the schr Fxosor had srcosdsd
anticipated In getting her her Of during high water
AJAX Pm TheA had oaly touched the edge Of
tRr an5 tho wcIsber being favorable she reeeved dA
and proceeded On her voyage I'm Asey Ater getting
clear.
The p.chs ship Manhattan sailed from New York on hs
5sh Jan fnd arrived ~ Liverpool abe 2st Also, the
clipper ship efs New the Gsh jan and
she 10Th. both thpa having msdS she passage in 6
Gals fton pert 10 pert.
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M LAEnoEr. syRoEoN, 2. 4; SOCIETY. AND Y q

nj LAkhoNT. SURGEON, =. X; SOCIETY. AND N p
Iva Medicine has established Thy his greatly oe
treatment OF all rrvAse reputation which oshsse
eorey him. Not only tor the astonishingl5 rspe
Of the disAse while local. without In
usns any medicines but In those ossea Of msa
duration causing DESTRUCTION of the bones fog
ever which under she charge OF ths ust
eminent without his servces much sought
abe poison aneets the rnoosns ofsprin fer
he afraid assers cannot 30 equaod, Though his
preoeptors Abe great Roord Of PAre ard AooA u
victims Of seissuss AZ shers arc thousands
Who be cured with medicines He therefore,
csy soei those half cured and abandoned What
In this he always guaranteed
stassmenso of The ease With fes box u Broadway PosS
Once, New Yorh, will be necessary. Patients applying
personally have separate roems Once hours In se mora
ina till r. snd $40 In the evening ~ ~ Resde street, two
doors Broadway opposite ssevaxts In the drug
gss n. B.-His original work win bS published
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80 r INWARD WILL mn PAID FOR ANT iNT0R-
ND ,antIsn that viii lead 20 the detecti0h % N,
tuthsr n snenyneus hvtiole IN yA,erdaYs betald
sat,e, tts TndependeEt steamship CCmtaay ffHsd "a
trmo, the vrltsr havbs etdtEfly concealed his orn
tne IN consequence ~ the enofmty q ~, iesi
tionr. IaLshh = w. NJ ~ broaafey.
~IV4I,s-av sAbgEhs or NIL yrsgKIs noUFD
~ Ter Fan "a WI piesse have repersr "
tour vesels speken. TAssenssp nance An
wfah osr tbnE tbrk worthy efuotA tor aha
Ats Isffonis snS rsehsuga Rssens Roon fex Ala Ma
at In $50 trsr ssco shich w b called ter, youy
fsa. ~ Conmedora helnFt htftis, Marine kepcft.x
~ ~ alta e&a Eswa klsl. AL LA 81 NE Rev YEA
Asrs,1.
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TIVE MARRIED. wtNAN's PRIV. TIE MEDICAL COS
II ra,i.n ur S,ur;casv Prnfass al ~ "a 90.

1--WE MANNED WtNANS PhlN. TIE MEDICAL Cos
papien. by Dr. a. xaureesa. Professor OF ssasse
Years OF suffering q physical and mental sush nsay
ate s,onate wife, and Iecunisrg difficulties the hus
band might spared by siUey OF tha
work. 10 Intended especially for inc married. or thoss
contemplating marriage 90 dseioees Important seors
which shoaid be known 20 them particularly.
family, IL lie Of special imporssucc-
Hero, also, every sm,iethe wife, the othertho
either budding into womsrhood tho other In she doolns
ofyears in whom nature important chang
rendie and certain mode Of compliant
10 W.T. ich her teS Is biecb
tExtIaot Of letter from gentleman In Dayton Ohio
DR.. A. n AAuRIcsAu DAYTON. May l. 1913
nv pEAR Gin Ny wife has been poroepthly sinking fx
some three or moro IN c great
and suffering months before And during conaaa
nent every successive and do ,ilitssing
and prostrtrS hsr putting her lie In iminens danger.
and which tbs Lass occasion, deSpaired Of
posed this 81 things inevsAoe and resigned
months heard beck highly spoken Of taaing
matters reaching On It's receipt and peruss
cannot the relief IL afforded Distressed
mind. the Joy ts psses imcspsed vito learn
remedy. IL opcnsd prospect 70 me- which little
possible Blu. tor thie. another year WOULD
have passed my head In all human prob.oi,y wits
would have been IN her sa1 and children iefs mother
Of COURSE lmprsctcabls W convoy more fully the
intended for the married those plating rfags
OF sale a. 2l2 Bowery. aud 81 she publishing soe, ~
Liberty s,rses, Nee York LATHE Co. Albany; Joseph
Tusber Mobile Alabama B. Peterson 90 Chestnut sseses
Philadelphia
On receip. Of 81 copy will be sransmisssa By mwl
free Of o. the United Ssaes ALL etsr
must be addressed, post paid 20 On. NJ Mauos2u bsK
LIZA New York city 0iice l2s Liberty street.
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pien,

on November 1s, 1861 by the Rev Henry Chsso. If
ErwABr EHANDLEr 70 hiss kILSr NJ. oriEsi bo.h d
I'll ~
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RIonsorp Ss-Gity Of Rishmeni-H Allen. Youna
Z.brist,e, La, den. Herman, Dsn,on. Mr. Co..
nell. Mrs. Barrett Clock and lsdy ouney Mr. sade'
G Riley. Mrs Jenkins. Burns Mr. Hsley. M sna
Mrs 0uthsu Williams. Mr. NslH In the esoond oAbis
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vTNO THE DISAPYOfNTED-DR. WARD CAN BE or
immediate service his treataons ~ enoe she
sse,y securisv Gos daily many dhoui
cases. that dened others Those coming hia Ara
they CURED before the bad
OF delay show no ice snd medical book grs
OGioe. Canal street sorner OF Broadway.
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~ al hx r. La n NJ Y

II lH. LA CkOIAb PRIVATE MEUlCAL TKGATlSn-
y Fifth iision byM II. La CrOix NJ d. Albany. N. Y.
Chsapes book pubshed 80 and l6s 6ns pisss
on the Physiology Of Marriage. and che in nrmAse
and disorars Of youth and maturity resulting FROM
sesses which destroy The physa and mental powers ~
rules BY whish all persons shsmseivo without
dues ana cations and THAR remedies vita col
their strnetures uses, nad functions IL contains many
Important hints to these conteu pAsng nAtmonv, which
will ovefsome otccnona ssainss .rrsse none hswever
Should take ts wlthous brst consulting ts
IL treats Of III. diseases females whether msr<sd
single Strangers who are medical aid befors
snitrg Doctor ought to know whether shor
propey understood by those whom hey employ and thas
sue,d ssMnss the In poson Of snAesery 30 prsyaI.n
and for the past swcnty years has been daily consulted
uron the different diseases OF which his book treats
eorfi'y "a well - BY icer Any person sending twenty
Eve cents le'or soss PAID will eseivs enc copy 81
mall free OF ressse I'VE oops for 81 Address H.
y. LA cRoIx, % Beaver street Ait,ny. N Y Sold 81
Carrot Co.. - street, snd serinser Tcwnsead n
Broadway n Y. Branch ohee Il Lloyd street.. Duaas.
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.
BosroN. Feb Is
Atew eastern coasters have composed all abe arrivals
this port 70. day.
CHARLKsroN, Fob IA.
Cissred-Schrs Lone Star. Boston; Day Spring PhAael
ptiA.
sAued-schr Pinta, Philadelphia.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT 10 INvALIDS-AN INFAI-
H remedy deplorabo osb,ies asaA
sessse inospscislting the for business society
and masrmony may be heard Of gratis by addressing poA
paid boz 100 Broadway ohoe ~ Y. Persons labornG
under those especially those oonsm psns mar
rAEe before applying Doesor ter what his
be- should fail 10 this vaus bile nfes
nation which will themselves much rouoIa. Gmcs aaA
m0n
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DOCrREsS KANMEL. 30 DIVISION STREET. Az
iiad Of de \, vhseh msiss "A eScssa ~. sS 81
oaaos sorefals drpsy 10. shs gsss all The sasns s1l
u her apotheoAy. Once hours before TO- A. L., A11
from Z 10 4, r.. N.
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NR. RALPu. AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL Pm.
~ va,s Treatise, So. Once hours 70 ~ O'Clock A. n
wich stree From shs GO men ale !. tSs
author has enjoyed AnenK which he would inssnss having
s.t dying hose dlssases oewes By long aad xsen
secondary diseases str turo &e, certsn ssfs suS
In America Those whs apply in ,he earlier stages Of dis
eases viii be srassed y the and ard y OF the
which 10 ofser effected In few dsys Separate wait
Ing provided For srstspi y. sssr. address
boz $50 Post oEsa r. sDr Ralph would add, THAT be.
side the diseases properly belonging 10 the above pcos
iy his practice includes chronic alterations Piles dis
Of Abe skin and bladder sye pains the lok los
Of mental and physical csp,sY. and su complaints thAt
can b attended, IN an Office practice.
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~ EDICAL OARD-DR. 0LOvRR, BIZ HIS BUPRRlO1
NA skn and praotoL experiences, Il srablsd - s9eeA
quick and radical ouree IN she most dAoa cases.
have banned shs skli Of eminent physieeas Do
a. u surgeon Of regular medical sduostoa and legal -
guiremenss who devoted his atenuon TO ocs peAsts
Local dsessss ar. speedily ourec wthoa ren
the French Dr. O. thanks 70 those fA0
phys!eAps who daily appreciate his By sending
tens 70 his care he MOI rsokensd among ths hsst q
empirical prssenders WHOSE aoSous nAues Oil she eonnne
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NOTICE TO rALEFACE-H HE SICK WITH CAN
IN GER ulcer any Kind old IL he eyes,
me; he sss we'll every time As onrs great naay
scs white man You find Indian Doctor No 264 Bowory
where no re- dy VI all simes su6er MD
thess dangerous disease. Mo ete here few wesks.
PUYEN-uK-ONTEE. L. ID, DIX.