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, 1861-03-08
MARKETS BE TIE LATEST MAIL.

NEW ORLEANS, Hssrch 4.-Flour rc,naine dull
without Ghsnge. sapcrane S s5 PEoyizions-
$3.50: Lard in rather better demand. With sales C.
at 10e for br and lie for kes Bacon In better de-
saand, without change in prices; shoulders *.
ss ana Sfsss tSs sa
clining. Rectiacd 1ane1c. Corn dnchangcd and
steads at TO- for mixed with Gales Of 90 bags.
fully fair to choice MoIaeses In moderate dcn1and.
and prices firm at Csc for choice.
ToRosTo, -Marci, 6.-There were no farmers,
hare therefore no change to notice iu Prices. 4
small parcel OF white wheat ex case cho1ised hantls
at G14. Flour quiet with no transactions. FREE
lzo5s. -'''@ ->@' g.
1rrnorr- s.-onr market for -four fs
quiet, aud the stock Of choice brands is Irht
There 6 some inquiry BY shippers. who nre offer
4ng % &a4. @ for fair to good cStraa, which are
The Wheat market Is bnoyant, with occasional
.saes of some magni:nde. The c4rrent rate for No.
! red u e1.9e Tree on board. Yesterday lot of
no bu ana another Of 1oo changed hands at that
Com Is steady from wagons At saG34c. oats, &c
Rye, &c. Barley. 9ocGSl 90 per cwt-4dstr;fser
NJ hide M.REE+-Aarch 5.-The market has
1000 Texas, Is =. at 1s@16,51c less S per cent.
aastes below dull sais: g s5f 5aies s
CxuEKA1I, March 6-Our -four market drnrs
without ANY vitality at all, and $45o for superane
Is neither easily had nor readily taken Tie hieh
srades hsve n2 sale, except foz special orders q
domestic tetal trade; prices range from a Is for
extra to 4S.x3 for beat grades OF extrn family.
Wheat is but little sought for by local mi1lers ard
has no sale ofcoueequsuce for shipment; ut sc to
$E00 the market for red is inactive; white 3s nom
1nA at $LG3@$t.16~ Com In the car is steadily
quoted At sc 70 aIc, mostly now at the inside
56e 1or mi1ed; Whita T. 1Gsc per bushel higher
Oats arc lower than for tome days qunted, and
sales have been made at 20c for fair article for
feed; seed oats or course ate worth and &c Is
buGhel higher Barley is taken quite promptly bF
both brewers and shosa who arc making mali. nj
sfc Tor prime tal; spring canmands G0M6cc. nre
IL held at &c, bnt is not d1m. WLisEy haa enf.
denly fallen In ptIco euce the active EoHthnI d.
m1ad vas met, and was to-day fAt at decline Of
PHILADELPHIA. March 6,-The -four market cor.
ttnuea dnl there IL little no INQUIRY lar eynn1t
and holders ara free sellers at preYions onHntefi
rte s ~ s 15 for standard euperane, and s5s0x
Ea92 tos extra The only sales nc hear of me "a
seRpiy nc Ifade ct the sboye fgusre for superdne
4nd 2nfnn1nE 900 bre OF The latter Al e e9I[
W413 Iof EooA and choice L4ntastt.r te,uyfE -
@646.19 u hfif fer fancy htnnds I'D IN nnsfft @'4o
The euand for wheat continues 1initi a
tbs market is dull aud unsettled With sales aau
5000 hu to note from e1.27 to $l3sK for fa5s 9
pr1ms seds, Including l4oo au prime Delawafe at at
, 1861-03-08

E'AECUTORS' SALi..-;,s pubic
s, esad1e ssst On the farm in oE:cr 1v;,-sp three
!1iirat - II II 4ocEpOft. County Of ri ssate ot
a. caos, at tHn late ressl..aee nf JE1i:EE BARNET
oseea7ea' VIII De SCI. 10 the LIeh.st .dde..
, 1861-03-08
Daily Review C Chicago Market.


FLOUE-Received, asa bbls. Mark.t steady
sales were: 700 bb1s Empire Mills" tn. aver
$t2S; 50 b6ls Kendall c.. At s425 delivered:
bbls wood & Ruseell'' on private terms 90 bb!s G
Arcadia at 81 o. on track; 60 bble euperdne nt
sSa9; 100 ees York Red,' DO At ss75 delivered
bh1s :. Oak Grove at $4.2o delivered. '&" ""''
WHEAT-Eeceived, 1888 bushels. Market
quiet md weaker; Ealcs were: 5000 In old re-
do 1T soKc in store; 1Gao bn do {reeeipts dated to-
day) at Sic In store; 900 bu old receipts No. .
spring at G5iEc IN store; 900 bu fresh receipts
DO On private terms; 80 bu club for seed at s1.0o
CORN Received, 1880 ba. Market less active
and quiet; sales were: 10000 bu new receipts
at &c in store 1850 ID canal mixed (nearfy rel
low) at a9Hc aoat; 1000 bu old receipts reieSted
at 2sKc in store; 500 bu new receipts do at &c
IN store; 1,2oo hu rejected by sample at &c on
OATS s:-,Received; a,s!4 bu. Market dull and
lower. Sales 1000 bu No. at 1870 in store; LOCO
RYE.-Received, s5i In. Market quiet. Sales,
148 bags at 45c on track
BARLEY. Received, 1,aes bu. Market un-
SSsangsa e. a. saes e. n bsss fair at +oc on track 1
HGHWINES. -liecciyed, so4 brls. Market
steady and firm Sales, 80 br1a at 141c: 1oobrls do
kLCOHOI.-Steadyst 31@B3c per gal
sEEDS-kece1ved.b Is ,610 1bs. Timothy buoyant
md 5D1}c higher. Sales were: 100 bu and Il bags
prime at a. 20; 153 bags good at $e65; 6s bags d.
4 e ~ 19 bags d DO It s. so g hsgs falr #
S les 10 bu choice St S4.1o; 10 bags good at 81 CO.
Hungarian Grass in fa:. demand Salcs $50 In at
37xc-
BROOM CORN tons fair at $500; 8 tons
loose common at 5000.
FURS-20OO Orossum Skins at 7xc: ee Otter
Skins at $2.15-
BEAK%sz RaSSs bass good White at soc;
MESS PORK Quiet Sales, 200 hrls Mess ut
Sl0,5o; 100 b7lt do at $16.s7E; 100 brls n. o. at
$15 s75S.
cur MEAgs-6o9o ,os Bulk Sides at T4c looee;
1900 ns do. on p r.; COCO 1bs. elop aides ut 7.sc
loose
LARD-Qnict and nomin8l at Ike
TALL0W-l2 hrls country at 9s<c.
H1DES-Recelyed, f,116 bs. Market stc6s1y
5H@6c: Dry Flint, 12I12Hc.
BuTTER-5o kess Butter ut SIC; IS pks good
4rktn at 9Ac. Dairy, 12@13c-
EGGS-ln good demand at 10c n doz
P0GLTKT-~Dressed Chickens, $20O q doz:
Turkeys, 1@ae z h.
P0TATQES-Narket quiet at 18haQc
DRESSED aoGS-Received, 173. Market firm
and higher. S,lcs were:
IS Huge, averaging 40 fos al. SGa5
, 1861-03-08
Destructive Conf1aeratIon In Dundas
AAtC3 CQunTY. Ne1E KnrIc

Destructive Conf1aGratIon In Dunt1ee
Yates County, New York.
DUNDEE, March 1.-The second disastrous
ire this winter occurred in this place On Fri.
day night, over fifty buildings being DESTROYED.
and only one store left in the lown. Among
tae stores destroyed are those Of 3{altby 4
McLa!n, groceries and dry goods, &c, josa
from ss1 900 to 10000. insured Humlin i
Martin, Dry goods, groceries and produce, loss
$15,oo0 to 1000, insured; their new store
Has also insured Harpending's tavern, loss
Slo00o; Ellis new tavern, loss $l0, 900, insured
$5,No Murdock's hardware store, loss $4,000,
insured g, 600; Catons hardware, loss abocf
$15,to0; the Baptist Church was also de-
stroyed; loss 5000, insured. ..,,.,.
A large number ct dwellings were burned,
mostly wooden. Total loss estimated at nom
$10o, 1000 to s150,000, on which there il hot
much insurance. Quite number Of. The
buildings were those which had been rebuilt
since the contagration OF December, and like
that, this was the work Of an iucendiary.
There was a high wind at the time, and it was
Impossible to subdue the flames. Several
stoEckeepers removed their goods into the
street, but they were all consumed after re-
mova1. -
Three or four arrests have been made Of per-
sons suspected of having been the incentia-
rles, and there is great excitement among tie
fnhabitante;7 who fe=featfn}=: Of another CON
fagTation, which would lay the whole town in
, 1861-03-08

ST. LOUIS, Mnrch 7.-The Convention met
at 10 o'clock. 4 large number of resolutions
were read and referred to the Committee on
Federal Relations. Among the most impor,
tant was one providing Tor Committee to
confer with the Border States as to
the best means. Of keeping the western
States in the eonfelerany Another
declaring secession 4 dangerous and political
heresy; that the Constitution has never failed
to csnfer the blessings intended by its found.
ers; that Southern States have no excuse for
seeding, and asking Northern States TO repeal
all acts making the rendition Of fugitive slayes
impossible or difficult. Anothef-that, be-
ieying there is no excuse for coercion, Mis-
souri, will furnish neither men nor money Tor
that purpose; and that national convention
be. called, making Crittenaen's propo-
sision the basis of action. Auother-
that the General Government be requested to
yield up the custom houses and other offices
in seeding States to their people, and with
draw the Federal officers and forces now oc-
cupying them.
A resolution was unanimously adopted ten
dering the thanks Of the Convention to Sena-
tors Grittenden and Douglas for their efforts
to procure peace to our Distracted country
Judge Birch, candidate for the T. S. Senate
made strong speech against secession and
declaring in favor of enforcing the laws, aud
expressing his willingness to support the gov
cznment in its efforts to uphold the Union.
, 1861-03-08
,.ta9o Trilu1te.
s.>,...E FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1861.


THcHspAY EVENING, March :, 1861.
The exehanse market has been rather firm, but
quiet. The demand continues Light, and the dlspo-
aliion to wait for future Developments before in
vestang continues. The buying price Is By no
means steaay- The banks pay 61x to customers- :
hut round lots would scarcely bring that figure IN
1cs1 It could be Immediately disposed OF, Some
whose supply had been drawn rcry closely. Maid
6K. and possibly some full ceiling rates. VIZ per
cent. This prospect Of the early opening Of nayi-
CATION continues, and With active shipments, ex.
ehnnee niue. rule at much lower figures.
Gold nominal. Buying 6; ceiling per cent,
Ihe banER have m abundance OF currency to die
count all the rcaiable business paper that Offers
Generally the money market Is fully supplied
ST. IoC1s-Thc Democrat OF yesterday eays:
There was more enae In the Exchange market to-
day; the supply Is better, and Sight on New Or
banknble funds. 1t was nomtnal1y selling at 5H
By some Of the institutions, bnt others sold at
per cent.
CNc1KxArr--We quote as follows from the CD
xette Of ycsterday:
Bnstness men, siuce the Inauguration Of the
decidedly better. There we're apprehereions at
trouble 1t Washington which, it was feared, might
lead dres:1y 70 serious trouble lai ifnroHghout the
1houcht that The inaugural might indicate policy
that would precpitate events. Approximations
upon this point have also been removed. The ad-
dftss has given general satisfaction In financial
and mercantile circles.
Currency. was in rather better supply to-day thsu
Yesterday but 1t was still close and the banking
houses generally had rather more good paper Of
fred than they feel able to discount Rates Of in
terest on this ciass Of names remained at 1@12 q
cent Other grades ranged outside from Is to ii 4
cent for fair 70 thtrd-rate signatures. The banf-
ers STANDARD is not quite go severe as it was few
weeks since, but the5 still scrutnize closely that
nothing but prime paper has free currency.
Gold Is In moderate request At ,x@A premium.
We quote:
Buying. Selling.
New York Sight. .s6G4o prem. Hprcm.
New Orleans :..~....., par 4 prem.
American Go!d... u prem. tsDH prem.
NEW YoRK BANKs.-The following is q compara-
tive statement OF the condition of the banks OF
New York city, Feb. q and March 2:
Feb g March 2
Loans $11a ss7 40 $1a1 ,s93 1868 Inc g. 659 67s
Specie. IS ,94s,2e9 3, ,490,4U7 Dec. 3.5638sa
Circulat'n 9,12s,79s 9.e90.755 Inc 1B1 1858
Deposite,- 9l,62s,eaa 596s5,sss Dec 1,sa3, ,328
, 1861-03-08

ANNUAL 1iEPonT or PonK PACKING n THE
an1l ha"e a oh "a MSek 1r sMn tnat We
report Of pork packing before the trade, In full in
the present issue Of our paper hut packing has
been continued so much longer than last year, at
utuy places III the Northwest, and has not yet
closed, ut some five places, including Chicago aud
Milwaukee, that we are compelled TO defer pub
n7h1nE It for at least aDothcT week. We may sar,
that the returns which have reached us eince the
footfngs we gare in our papeF Of the Goth nit, fur
nish nothing to change, essentially, the estimate
We then gave; indeed the only thing that can do
this, is the packing at Chicago and Milwaukee
The receipts at Chicago continue lnrge-quite SO
for the advanced stage. Of the season-and the
packing there may largely exceed the estimate
2e5 0OO-Which We made-Gin. Price Current.
, 1861-03-08
Rhode Island Politics.

PROVIDENCE, March 7.-The Constitutional
Union and Dem mocraticC Conventions have nomi-
mated Wm- Sprague for Governor, Samuel G.
Arnold, for Lieut.. Governor, and the rest Of
tbs present State officers. The Democrats
have nominated George +. Browne, for Con-
gress; from the Western District. No other
Congressional nominations are yet agreed on
The Conventions have adjourned till the
12th. The Republican Convention meets to-
, 1861-03-08

R1cHMoNp, Va. March In Convention to-
day Mr. Carlisle made speech against instrnc-
ting the Committee on Federal relations to re-
port pledging the States to resist coercion. Ho
upheld the right Of the Government to collect
the revenues: He vas disappointed By the
tone Of Lincoln's Inaugural. he opposed an5
action placing the State in . hostile attitude to
the General Government, and believed in the
power of he.people to get restore harmony.
, 1861-03-08

We are cow prepared to p.fe~ S:iia~:s s7nc,;o- ~,
Fanta.ta for Shipments a. all ell-.eS &: t:s-t ~ ~
Engage 70 a'i Eastern PoiEt:. HAWKS. t: n,
90 thelF isoad Equipment OF .:i Il a..,.;..r
facNrea for t.las ,rEtattnn '-'A
. TT by tile ell aud we'll kleuyr ,arr,.r -o,.. :,
tae sast FEA titt,5lr=. ad tl.r Iti>yl: r!, ;.;:.
t1 FaiLlAoFS thi11tsCsilia NV YaTS a.:! I;-,il ~,
ait Eastern ft:t with bat esii. q: car. hrtw =.
Presented IN chicago by 1'3'S = ~
Clarke d Co., No. 72 Dearborn ST..
Who alone SIR ansi.e1iztd r, .s:'is Thr,n~s, RI
burg. VIA tht- ruute " f s-'|7- VI 4 's'@'
AZ FIrish ia1cnust1 to go !.c=: VII t.t7 70 ute sn
&c cohssneu T. t.hic::-o. Il, -.ist-u r, II
e Gnlta1o H. H. VIA f;ss 4. Penn = lr1,.Ia j! n.
" oy tan new anu expeditions r.::.- Il! Tr,-Y -.
s1eEeIano e D.lasl5a. s1l.:,ia >2w s1.4 i...;HI
ann sst poi.tsa o.. fafAa:t 80 New E::;.H, -tY,-
tse.h: iS~dssed Via rtiS r:q,.4:, r.; ~, il
between Chicago and Cieye:a:. iE:.s!r .,r I;:.a:.,
jerry Nottingham. No. 81 Dcarn.rn Street,
y ageEt for this Route an! ali' riu.!,. 4: i..va
InFonE Bii1s or Is iut; tr tr.4.!, lor,sh7,i:.; IN
GEe:tHnc aEd Cleveland. III Ecca II l. te..i.. Ia
via It's tnatashousd b. cais-ig;:! l., Tl!ea.r.
linz 4 Cleveland" 49, -' ''' |i17.'
~ faies hy either nt tEe-, ROUTE, VIII IL. ,,
ss u oLacs CT ceHpctI1z f.1ts. sH,: Al! rv.
1ae safe aad speedy rAIpntr:t az i.e:s.4: >7''''
JEtI. j. it.3i -ATr'.
r . p-,,nv Hen 7. Ag T. 81. ".
=: y: 9sSA1: frc,sht .tscEt. Gnraxu. 1r:.,..;-u IL
, 1861-03-08

New YORK, March 7.--The N, +. Heruld's
special correspondent eends the following:
NEW ORLEANS, 6th.-The opinion Of leading
men here is that Chase and Blair are the OBJ
;eciipaab1e men in Mr.. Iinco1n's Cabinet.
Great conf Is expressed that Mr. Seward,
from his aTowed opp5sitien to coercion, will
inauguratc u peace policy, drop his irrepre;-
sible conflict" principles, and iulmortalize
himself
In the Convention, the resolutions intro
duced to-day objecting to the tariff further
than to secure revenue, as also the securing of
the public domain to the States, are not inteni-
cd to throw obstacles in the way Of the foru1a.
ton Of d Southern ConfcdaracY
, 1861-03-08

La SLIE, March 7.-Water ut a stand; Is
feet On bars; weather cold and clear.
PEORIA, 7th--Riyer at o stand; feet water
In channel. .','.::i.
BuRI1soTox, Town, ,7tb. River s feet inches
on lower rapids rising slowly. -
, 1861-03-08

Dixon, March 7.-Thcre was a ire here last
night, burning two stores, one occupied hy a
natter LOSS about 81 500; no insurance. Al
:eo eo G shoe store, loss Of building and stock
$ANN, partially insured. Also damaged an,
JULIET store and dwelling, Total loss S. coo.
, 1861-03-08

WAsHEGToN, March 6,-The debate in the
2e:iate between Clingman and Douglas was
quite lengthy to-day. In the course OF his re.
inferred that he eympatiised With TIC Admir-
lstration, or that in any contingency be and
the President would be associated, for he ex-
pected TO oppose his administration On those
great principles which separated parties in
termer times: but on questions relating to
the preservation Of the Union by peaceful
means and the settlement Of the slavery ques-
ton by amendments to The Constitution, il be
was will, him. ~ -
Judge Douglas received the following dis
patch, to-day 1tom Richmond: tsIs there any
hopes Can we remain in tile Union !" IL
which Douglas and Crittenden replied: ayes,
tnEse . Is hope Stand firm, ss.:d all Kill be
:, Mr: Douglas Eaid to-day the Inaugural shows
Ntnat Lincoln has nerve to say what is right,
platform Or no platform. Idefend the Inalig1i..
aa raj o1eneSing it IN omanation from the brain
Douglas strongly fasors the appointment of
cFittenden 10 the supreme Bench.
.ai Anale" johnson says publicly he wants
nothing more to 60 back to Tennessee nnon
tran Corwin's joint resolution
Conmodore Stewart Is appointed President
a. 1as oonff naril for the tFal Of Captain
the Court. The charges aeainst. r1,e41ort,
are, tirst, disobedience Of orders: second fa;s,
ure TO reinforce Fort Pickens when renneste 81
q Lieut.: ~ s,lIemmer; third, failure to supply
the Fort with provisions. ',ff'' ,':
APPOINTMENTS, .,'~,
n. 3. Judd Of Chicsgo ts nominated minis
ter to Berlin, and, Il. Kreismann SecretarV ~
Legation to the same post. "a
DUO. E. hassan Of Iowa is nominated First
Assistant Postmaster General M nnm;na-
non Is yet made Of q successor to Een
IWlggs. Tho President has Ma3or Anderson
1nde5 adVisement, but the probabilities farnr
Col. Sumner. 1"so1
influential parties are pressing pbil;n nor.
shelmer for Navy Officer 1t New Yort ~ -.
ps,.:g yu:oge 1lmot and Others arc urging s. N
1eti1s 1or governor Of Nebraska,
t2[i schurz will doubtless have the sard;n-
mu n1lssaon, burliDgame, the only other appli- :.
caa', nafinSs Withdrawn in his favor, . :;
,,sA - ~. Hlapp, Of the Buffalo Express, is to
nave the Buffalo Post Office.
hfs. Llnroln was to-day presented with a
span OF magnificent horses upon the part of
several New York gentlemen.
., The feeling among the diplomatists Is tl,at
me Hm.ang inaugural WI be very acceptable to the
= Van Wyck Of New York and Frank R1a,,
are going to stump New Hampshire,
WAsutNaroH, March Z-The Cnl{fornians
l44 strong, called upon the President last eye.
ming: Eugene Sullivan, Leland Stanford, and
Ur. Rob6, committee on their behalf intro-. |
duced them to The President, From fhr
White House, they proceeded to the residence |
, 1861-03-08

.NoNTooMERT, March 6.-Copgress 6. ccu1rm-
ed John +. Reagen, Tezas, Postmaster General
in place Of Elliot, OF Mississippi, declined.
, 1861-03-08

A1tchfGcan Qsmoeratic Nomination.
DETROIT, March Democratic Con7enticr
met In this city day and nominated Chas. j.
Walker Of Wayne county for Justice of The
sae....,-ama Court,
, 1861-03-08

TnUnsDIr EVENING, March :, 1861.
Tho following are the receipts and shipments for
Tie rast fortY-eiaht hpurr:
, 1861-03-08

r. IGHTNING RODS.-New and
- Improved style Of Iron and Copper Ilshtujo~
kods. Gold and Silver Plated copper POINTS. New
- Orders for City and Country Trade promptly
attended to at the Star Lightning Rod ManufsckorE
o, Box 710. uhGx3m
, 1861-03-08
Sugars In New Orleans.
F1rnr{n1 1totn.vro,113n 1,r1,*nl,

NEW ORLEANS, March :.
Sugars active and advanced fully one cent. per
pound Co1ec unchanged.
, 1861-03-08

[From the Examiner, Norfolk Va,
cephallc Pulls accomplish the object for which they
were made, viz Cure Of Headache in all Its forms.
[FFoua tho Examiner. SorfolS, Val
They have been tested ic more than q thorzar.
cases, With entire success.
, 1861-03-08

RA1LlE s. SEYMOUR,
- PEQDgCE AND GENERAL. COMAIss;,1e;
M;EEEASTS. oEce 15s Eortt Wsterst Poinc:rs'1
baha1aEs. Post otfca Drswcr $751; Ch1caro
Els. . BA1lE. = y o,-n.rn
,RsFERzNcEa-Sturget gaetin2hem TO-: W.. ~.
IN. 9nnsra! Freight Agent G. B. & e F. r.
, 1861-03-08

[Ffom tbs Democrat St Cloud. Alnu1
you are havs been tro1blcd Il. III the beti,aeta
them In case Of an attack *'N'
, 1861-03-08

RRTHoLpsBuRu, Franklin County, Ot.o,}
,,..-.-. :, ,- january 3t. 1851.
No. Is Cedar street. II, r
DEAR s1R:-1nc:osed find twenty.aye cents {s5 for
t.. Ohio. AN
YOUR PILLS woEk 1rkE l ca4aa-cuRE HEAn,
ACHE ALAosT ISsTASTEu
Truly yours:
, 1861-03-08

For which the highest market pEice win bo nsId
Xnss: II South Water street: Warehouse, sz9 South
ton, r. faaaS1 -
, 1861-03-08

MAsosv11LE, Conn, Feb til. III.
ME, SrALp1NG - ' N'
sIR:-I have trted. your Cerhaltc Fills an,l LEE
THEN 80 WELL that want you to send two jollara
worth more. '
Part Of these are for the nelghb<rs, nh IN. gave
Send tie Pills by mail aud ebligc
tour pbetfteut servant
JAMES EtSS!-. i,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-24
DR.. LA CROIX'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE

| PSYCHOLOGICAL WEN OF MARRIAGE
| 20 PAGE end 10 T. graEings-FEirs -uiy TWEsgB
on On tue iIhrEnitier q soufh ana maturity osros
the secre oiss % both q ali aEes. rsu=sug
as heart sUcial Imagining ipF0luEsFy
3lu-hings. esifiF- n~HsT. indigestion and iz.ilss
MIS- C0Lsgs SiuaezE. aasa Young Alarrs.a Laas a.
&c IL a. truthful adviser 20 sbr abas
plaiinE marriage Hbo entertain s+cr~d doatEs q
tis-ir "a, .iel eBaon. ana who ar. conseous q ag
iug hAz4rded the h-ath, haglanes hnd privilege
Nhleh ever bum u being % entitled
YOUNG MN who troualva with weakness. rsrsar
y caused BY bad hatat In goati, The eerts hb at
ear. weak eyes Wsakn.as q tbs iaek ars loser st
ties confusion q ideas loss q memory win usIae
DON TREATMENT
We have for - gEester part q ths past year asas
AFAlhng Ourselves OF the kDoNl-dgs and fesssErhss
The met skilled Physiciaus and s0Tpeons IN Europ ans
vii nov have the fuI benefit N ne many NEA-
AADEFfiCAci0Us RKMEDIks Nhich We rnablsd -
surea q the zane zeal, assiaafty sEChBH and atte-
ton being paid 70 thar easp wbich has
fisfinguished us heretofore Physician 10 PEEL.
LIAk apartment Of professional practice for rae 4EE
FRENcH FEEALE PH1s-Ladies Who Wish Soy Mss3eps
TIE eeaey o. whteh has hsD tested IN fh0asanas q
cAses. and never failed eject sEsy cure Nifbo So
haa results uill u-s BoDe bat DR.. DsLzBsy FeuE m
rloaosi fiis The only pneeAotioB Deossary - ct
served is ladies should act tAse zen 81 thFy 49,
SOP 90 believe thy are 10 c.EtaiI
ARE o. winch VII be found on the wrsytser ss-,.
log each box though always sAss and hssI,b, 49,
yet scftss they 4--sB - eeAtAei
the United States. W any part q
TO TIE LADiEs-Eho need a con 6s,u,,,, 49,
user Sitb regard O. any q thsss iufsr.,sf,, @a
20 Wh~b their dri1afs 0rganizatlon ee1 ? snts
arr particularly invited foooBsulf a. ~ AA~AAss
IHE . kLEcTE0GsLVAkIc Protective n p . -
tAdi-s whose heath sili sauaif. on I, A~ffaeo
70 iDers4hf Their family may BE- obfsiuss @es
perfectly sale and hzs been tsn-Iv.I, - alH
last eisht years. Price neduned "a Sl0 a~4ins -
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night ~ a on SUNDAYS from al a q, ~ -
Medicines sath fu direrrions est', -
United STATES OF SanAaAs. by patlsuts - paft q -
thear symptoms ~ letter. bushes. e -l atiaHlLs
strictly confidential. e0rrespon8en*
LI-Dr. L. = Once IL stili located - $3.50, ~.
The name Of Dr. LA ckoIA, 40 "a ns,sais Is u
baDy,N Y -a@aosn LaBesA
AN ACT OF GRATITUDE
20l0i0 oopBss % Medical back a. -
afornAsa. for erafNtoas circulation h., -, o. = -
hiss hee0 egeefuaily cured 81 nerroas
depression Of sprits, droNuBs ss t.aits ~ .rA
bseS funidity, diEztess. daaness al 49, me - -
q memory. &c, resulting tron, earl, ..T X elgs-
ing the iBRsrurtiOns Eivau 10 this s-.ok ..if ~
duty. in rr.fitud~ 20 fne agfhar ana -, Fp.f q
C0nszsgpffns aud ATnohs aftsrsr. -, u -. ut I'll
used. H. will fbereiors ssDa re- - 90 - &|
recspt Of two ssampa- copy Of tbe -. egBtN1@~ y
every iniornEI0R required. Adarsss 81 ~ 2
Albany, n T. IN