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PROMOTIONS IN THE ARMY-It is understood
that the President has promoted Generals
Heintzelman, Sumner, Porter Franklin and
Reyes, for their bravery and good conduct dur
ing the late seven days terrible fighting near
Richmond. This is good; for the officers named
have acquitted themselves to the admiration OF
the country; but there are numerous other Off
GERS in the same army whose claims should
not be forgotten. We hope, too, that the at
tention Of the President and all the officers
concerned will be drawn to the recognition OF
the claims to promotion of the brave non-
commissioned officers and privatcs who bore
with distinguished fortitudc and unfaling
heroism the heat and burden of that seven
days desperate and momentous struggle, upon
which depended the life or dea til Of our coun-
try. The law of promotion should embrace
the meritoriors rank and file; Tor this was the
great secret upon which the first Napoleon
constructed his invincible armies
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MALICIOUS ATTACK UPON THE PRESIDENT
Mr.. Senator Chandler, of Michigan, in furi-
GUS TRADE in Congress the other day, declared
that the responsibility for the late disasters to
our Army Of the Potomac belongs to President
Lincoln or to General Mcclellan, and that there
is no third party in the matter at all. Some Of
our abolition radical journals insist upon it
that the President alone is to blame. But who
has charge Of the War Department? Mr.. Stan
ton. Who has the general supervision and d.
rection Of everything relating to the army? Mr.
Secretary Stanton. The President must, under
any circumstances, depend to great extent,
in his army orders as Commander-in.C Chief,
upon the facts and views of his Secretary of
War. II, therefore, General McClellan's mis-
fortunes are due to the non-appearance of those
reinforcements which he SO urgently called
for, where belongs the responsibility? The
President does not pretend to be military
man. He relies in army matters chiefly upon
his Secretary of War for his conclusions as
to what should be done and what may be omit
ted That his faith has been lately shaken
in Mr.. Secretary Stanton we think is evident
from the late Executive visit to West Point.
We know, however, that President Lincoln's
proverbial generosity of character will induce
him to suffer much and bear much in favor of
his official subordinates. But the exigencies Of
the crisis call for action, action, and we doubt
not that the President ere long will discover
that one important duty required Of him in re-
pairing the damages of our srmy is the removal
of the weak vessels of his Cabinet.
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AvSrAi COMMENCEMENT 81. Jons's ccILIcE, Fonp.
nAs.--The seventeenth annual commencement OF ST.
Johns College, Fordham, Westchester county, taxes
place today the bcapirsl grounds sttac had
70 the institution. Tho exercises, usual will be or
most attractive character combining music with l,era
The cars Leave Fven,y.six'h stree, aud Fourth
avenue at quarter past eleven clock this morning.
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ALL WANTED.--1sr bills, currency bills,
Treasury notes, bankrupt bill, tariff bills, &c,
&C., are coming upon ms in their full force,
combining depletion on a large scale and some
little relief withal. The late events near
Richmond indicate another years war, and an
additional debt Of FIVE bundped millions to our
lase calculations, TO say nothing Of the chances
Of European Intervention. Let uJ brace our
selves up to the work; but let the adminstra
ton buckle to with vigorous and united Cabi-
net, and tho country will stand the ordeal aud
come cut Of il tiumphautly.
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CLOSING or TIE OLD BowrKy-The regular reason At
this establishments will terminate this evening, and has
boen get apart for the benefit Of Iesss. Bridgan and
Cunningham Inc programme embraces "Ths Cabin
BOY y "Ihe Young Widow" and '7hs Limerick Poy.r
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Bt'tTON. ~ y, Wb2.
Tho French Princes nowhere respe ,u,iy lee ne pub
lie hospitshtts aud court5sss tstdered ~ The Mayor
They speak VI Gsa Mcclellan end his srny u As highest
terms.
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ADJUSTMENTS rHIs EVENING.

EIBLo's GARDEN, Broaduay.-TnK Nrcur DAserss
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wALIACKS THEATRE. No ga Broadway-oRAScI
BLosso1s-NoOsG AcIRrss-EgrURAKD voLusTE.R.
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CHRISTY's OPERA HOUSE. 5s5 observation-disclosures
SONGS, DANCES Kc-BILLY PATTERSON.
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ment contracts, was referred to the Judiciary
to calling out the militia for suppressng invasion.
A bill amendatory of the act prohibiting the Afri-
can slave trade was introduced. The considers
ton of the bill to establish and equalize the grade
OF line officers of tine navy was then resumed.
Several amendments were adopted, and the Senate
adjourned.
In the House of Representatives, the bill proyid
ing fer the discharge Of State prisoners and Others
was passed The bill defining the pay and emolu
ments of army officers, &C., and the Civil Appropri
alton bill, were also passed. A committee OF con
ference on the Confscation bill was ordered, and
the House adjourned
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BARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM. Brosdwsv-Cox.
Nurr-LEARlEp SEAL &c. al all hours CINDERELLA Al
ternoOa even.ag
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JULY q, 1862.

Eli l.. Vincent Co. G. Berdan Sharpshooters fever Cor
porai Ieander A. Poor, Co. G, United States Engineer
corps, debility; Horace b. Mix Articer Co. G, United
States Engineer debility; Sas f. Totten, Hospital
Stewart, 7h New Jersey. fever John Pttner Co. G. 65h
New York, typhoid fever; Amos p. Spalding Co c, I'd
Vermont phi hisic; Francis Rock, Co. r. seth New York
scurvy; Anthony Melvin, Co X Sth New Jersey scurvy
scnrvey and diarrhea; George Nicholas Co. seth New
York. scnrvy and darrhoa Henry Ahouse, Co d. 104th
Psrnsy vania debility; John b. Godie Co. B. 50th New
York, dysentery; Phander McConnsy Oneida cavalry,
debility Michael Tracy Co f. 8lst Pennsy lyana rheu.
matsm; Thomas H. Bracken, Co. @, 3lst Pennsylvania,
scurvy; James Fauncs, Co. NJ. I'D Pennsylvania dyssn-
terry: Francis Nicholas, Co. I, $50 New York. scurvy
Elijah Bevsr tth New York battery, scuryy John VCon-
nor, Co. c. 18th Massachusetts,, scurvy; VIM. Turner Co.
H, 93d Pennsylvania scurvy Jas Kerr Co d. 31st Penn
sylvania scurvy; Benz Phillips, Co. H9sth NJ r. scurvy;
Warren W. Maury, Oneida cavalry, scurvy: Corporal
John N. Bours Co. A. 11th Massachusetts,, dislocated
ankle Corporal Samuel c. Smith, Co. D. 5Oth New York,
debility Simon ID. Conant, Co. r, 1lh Massachusetts,
rheumatism; George f. Ames, Co. g. 18th Massachusetts,
hernia George Taylor, Co. F. 18th Massachusetts,
Wy: Edwin Ballard CO. @, 18th Massachusetts, typhoid
fever; Corporal John N. Campbell, Co. A. Tooth New
York, debility Joseph Brewer Co. r. 23d Pennsylvania,
debility: Arch. McMuen, Co. B, seth New York leg
amputated:O Gilman, Co. G. 9th Maine thigh fractured;
j. D. Sparmon, Co. F, 62d Pennsylvania Log amputaed
James Mcclellan, Co. d, ~ New York, back; Harry
Cough, Co. b, 10Th New York. groin A. p bly,, Co. c,
SD Pennsylvania, log amputated; John Anders Co. c.
lth Michigan, back; John Smith, Co. A, 7Sd New YORK.
mia, amputated leg; Corporal Charles H. Tessey Co B.
l4th New York. thigh; Frank Clark Co. +, 4h Michigan
thigh; John II. Monthorp, Go. ID, 10th New York leg;
Edward Kecfe Co. C, 14th infantry thigh Sergeant John
A. Hayes, Co. K, 69th New York, knee; VIM. Cairnes,
LIST New York artillery. arm.
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the imitation Of paper money" II any person is
alarmed by the depreciation Of the currency"
let him buy wheat, at the market price, with the
currency which is said to be deprecated and ship
it to Europe. He will find that the shipment will
realize more sovereigns-which are not accused of
depreciation-th q like investment would have
done year ago, when no one pretended that the
currency was deprecated.
popular error prevails to the effect that
postage stamps are the only small change pro-
vided by the recent act of Congress. The act
contemplates the use of all kinds of government
stamps, including the large variety which will be
created under the Tax bill. They are not a legal
tender between individuals. But any one who re-
fuses to receive them in payment of sums below a
dollar will run strong chance Of going unpaid.
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NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN FOR ALBANY, TROY, NORTH AND NEST
SUMMER ARNANGsMENr,
C0mMcnrrg ThaiF ,ays MAY = 1852.
Fer Albany i0.anA Nj Express Mall Tran FROM TWENTY
81 kth street sta0n For al aHi trstn5 Time Table
JOnN BURcIlLL. Assistsnt supelintea den,.
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Port OF New York, July 30, 1SG2.
ARplyTD



Steamship Georges Greek ~ iransport) Mott For
trtss MonIue, ~ hours. IL QuaItermastcr.
Slip Cliiic Harold (lsr, Of Hoag KUng) Hicks Honc
kong March u and St Helena June with teas &c low
lana spinvnll.
Bark Victor Fnanu. VtsL, faJaro Liverpool, 50 days,
with coal tr'ordff.
Bail toooney (Br of sgo) NcCiescry London "a Gays
in balls 4 ~ ur;nncll, Mirttrr 4 Co.
Bari Mni Wilson BI Of GNralar) Plummer, Cadz. 80
days with fruit TO Giro. rlanea 4 ca
nak Vim II WALL Cashier, Key West, IL days, with mdse
a. Hiram Bcnner
Br New rro, iierse tra Rus:ico London rs days in
ballast. 10 " l. RCuth I SIN. fsS.
big Ones pherrs tBr 81 john. NIB, Card Mayagucx.
Is days, With sugar % Thomas wallnee
scht Nars, li.ran toi BucksIorD, Combs, Remedies,
Senr liza tori, Dcane, Elzsb,thport 'or Boston.
Schr Lawrence Epg.rs, Ez1bcihpot for Providence.
Sehr 4 smith, 4, iss,. Risasehi,ort for Hartford.
Scflr charger, Nahan, Liiaccthpart for Hall River.
sch Deross, 1sus, ElyabethpOft for New Haven.
scbI Dfrt, IohasNr, Tl2 abe thgort .or Stamford.
Scnr Wave. Merritt ,ddi,0n 3 d,ys
schT Pcra, TnorndiEe Roesald, 4 days.
sebr II arta Junta, Providence.
pioop Fashion Davis. EizabethIort Cor Providence.
$1,000 Victory, smith Elzaic hpolt fos Providence.
Steamer Rsrlian, Sluyer. Irouton.
S,es .ncr PcicRu, Jones Providence.
steamer Falcon, jones ProtGtncc.
BELOW
Ship Berlin, from Hrencn.
Stip Ncntc 10. from Itvril ooi.
BARK Corrca Noil. from Cork.(An BY plot boat Mary
Aru).
Steamer Boston, Port Royal; bark Edward Hil tu Sd,
ForIcss Nunror. -
Ieth--scaaship Creole New Orleans
Wind at sunset Sc.
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Spoken. &c.
VIM Cha berlan, Jennings hence FOR Cadz, July
Brig MARY Of baltimore for Boston, July 49, Block Island
y py 20 miles tby pilot boat Mary ANN.
Foreign Ports.
lPER STEAMSHIP NORM AMERICAN. orr CAPE RAcE-rELx
=, trhe la.essYia Londonderry.p
do DANIEL weber do r. @ fas Ss Antons IN
Far ws ana q kit :, do sno
sure North American II Ryersor Moiawk and Ontario.
Arr from Pasdslpe 4ss csresl. 4 Queenstown
Arr from sssnore. ANNA. AZ AZ bes
Arr from sagna ia Grands Martha, at Liverpool.
American Ports.
Cid SIy North s
efsnie Jameson amson oSos.own De- sr@.ss
Mass nsse b IoseSS rSr
%s. snS a s ;p s
Iss 81: MP ssa Rs.yE sasss
b s9E a s.Eoss Storm E . nsepGa
san NJ Jos Holmes me- saTns; NYork Lar Wheeler Dy
,EucKsfokr July isMsa Sd; Is,D. smith, Phadel-
NEW ORLEANS july s-cld bark 4 W House. Lane,
An qshArr b. ship South, Wilson, Calcutta via Havana
Aa Nya @ & Sar "a sa swain
NYors; sehss sea Rangsr Amey do Onward. Whitehead
7tn-Arr steamship Fulton Wotton, New York via ship
s@1a ap Wv Assry Nd = Hnse @
Young America, Collins NYorl; smyrnoie, Weston,
ssphs ca lfs BRIG Ellen ste%s CAIN
sh-aArr i 5 war steamship Rhode island, Trenehard
sB es Ems M aa Mar Pr Fes
M sH nn vs " Gs YIN 4
ssn.1Tr s.sa%saip Tsansss. johnson. y,ckssurs brig
sG ss 1as' Ssors.ea D4
and oe aaeSns
Scum S.ssr d3 raaa e% ss. ;o
ith-Arr ships Alcyon (Fr), Iemese hayana Merchant
a s Me Yor AND Sa f Fsas
iss% g.
rettus from NYork Clark from, do Phi omsa from ma
Cd
70 sea SH bar. Gha s Keen snd ssn5 ss
ry .here G' l1 bark sg Harriet s 0A'A
,,EoRFoLK, July io.ArT schrs Maylower, Henderson.
Kemp, spsdaens Baltimore; ll,h Gen w,s s
Fsp and Hayden sS Isabella
GSs av Moore srou
PHff%pELfHi& july Is AS.Ar shr zss.a Seao
Rss.d Isw Sfp Small ma Scs ksy
saao Evan.
Johns Soresns ship Gh.n. han Wilson; Lysrpoo brigs
Es;;.ad nsrsn T Say;T
NV I.sf: oodirsy, and 4 Haley HslaM SS.soa; "
Cone aa.asy ToSidsnse; Albion: Gelhroos
,d p .ss s
saa Inc a. Down @ ne
hsr they remain n company with sears
spefka Tor FORTRESS. Monroe. AID WIN kcnie Wind 3.
roKTfHS6. yulyls-Arr arIs 3 Young. Cook S.~York.
Clio brig Forest 6tete, Hartman, Nor ok
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.IHli=l 49, -llal 49,. -s-a 49,
REWARDS.

DEwARD-A liberal REWARD WILL BE PAIr
IL the Tor information that VIII Tea
20 the recovery, Of Bundle Containing sN seven Fee
Bags, par. or all marked J. II. Hasey one Razor
Srop and Shoe Lasts FOR dcforeG Get Apply % Thor
r. Cooper, io2 South street
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SATURDAY, July 1916 p. M. e
AsHEs-Sales Of 30 bbls pots were made at So 12a a
50 25, while pearls wore nominal at &c. The stock in
the inspection warehouse of Msssrs Little Palmer
braced 457 bbls. pots and 80 bbis. pearls. M
BREArsUFrs.- Flour-Ths market heavy, es-
pecally for common grades, owing In part to
cession in freights. The sales embraced Is 900 bbs
closing within the following range Of nuntalions.-
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

SUNDAY, July TO- 1862.
The aggregate exports of produce, merchandise
and specie for the week ending yesterday were
considerably in excess Of the imports of foreign
dry goods and general merchandise, though the
latter, probably in consequence Of the approach
Of the new tariff regime were full average for the
season. The principal articles imported were:-
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The new tariff will press heavily upon the bulk
nQf these articles, and if they continue to be i'm
ported as heretofore a large revenue will be Sc
cured to the government. The following are the
official tables of the trade Of the port for the past
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The following table gives summary vessels in The
harbors Of New ior boston Baltimore Charleston.
NAH New Orleans aud Galveston al he latest ACCOUNTS nom
East Saginaw courier., 1862-10-28
NM J. B. SCOTT, 1lM
ship MERCHAHIF AND ship BROKER,
WincheSter'S
Ill " POP Ill OS HIT T.
(Dr. Churchilrs Specific Remedy
EnD CnNcIi Al DILLON

FOR CONSUMPTION,
Nervous Debility Scrofitld, Dyspepsia, bronchitis
This is the most wonderful curative agent known
to medical science. 1t has effected cures in erery
stage Of Consumption "UNPARALLELED IN
THE ANNALS OF MEDICINE" In Ner-
rous Debility and Dyspepsia, the llypophosphites
may be regarded rs an almost sovereign remedy.
TIE HYPOPHoSPuITES ~
Have a two-fold and specific action--cn the one
hand, Increasing the principle rhich Constitutes
nervous energy and, on the other, being The most
polrerti blood generating agents known. They
act with promptness and certainty in aH general
morbid conditions, such ms Chronic Bronchitis,
Asthma, Scrofula, Marasmus, Anemia, Female
complaints Nc, and in all disorders of the Nervous
or Blood Systems. Their effect upon the tubercular
condition is INMEDIArE-aH the general symptoms
disappear rih a rapidly rhieh is really marrel-
Gus. They increase the nervous or vital energy,
relieve Cough, check night sweats, diminish Expec-
toration improve the appetite, arrest Diarr9a and
Promote refreshing sleep a FAIR TEAL rs
CERTAIN CURE.
Winchcster's Genuine Preparation
or THE HYPOPHOSPhITEiS is the only
reliable form of Dr. Churchls Remedy and is ap-
proved by the Medical profession generally. USE
NO OTHER, OR ANYREMEDY CONTAIN
ING IRON
Ef5y" "Prces:--In OF. Bottles, SIG Bottles for
IS. In i6 oz Bottles, s2-threc for SIS. Circulars
gratis. Sold by all respectable Druggists, and at
the sole General Depot in the United States, by
J. WINCHESTER, SO John Street, N. "
East Saginaw courier., 1862-10-28
THE SPECIFIC REMEDY.

A Specific Remedy for Spcrmatorrhca, or Seminal
Weakness.
This is the only remedy for Sexual Debility, I'm
potency, Sterility, &c, which has the approval Of
the medical profession. It's success has been most
xtraordinnry--cfccting cures where all other
methods of treatment had failed. Ono TO six bot
ties of the SPECIFIC PILL will permanently cure
any case of Seminal Weakness, or its resulting i'm
potency, however aggravated whether consultation
u, or arising from abuses or excess.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
"I have used your Specific Pill in many cases OF
Spermntorrhes, and with the most perfect success.
j. MILroS SANDERS, NJ d., LII. d."
ave believe II to be near Specific as any
medicine can be. We have cured many serer cases
Nth from sir TO fen doses"--Dr b. KEITH: Amer
ican Jour. Of Med. Science.
Es2~This is not Homeopathic Remedy, nor is
there any mercury or other delcterious ingredients
combined with il.
Pricc:--sl per box; six boxes for IS, by mail,
paid For sale at the sole General Depot in the
United States, by
MANCHESTER. 36 John Street. n. Y.
East Saginaw courier., 1862-10-28
READY FOR FITTING UP AT ONCE.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT

OF everything usually TO be found in any Hardware
Establishment, East or West, with tho addition Of
articles incident 10 tho business Of laundering, Salt
goring and Manufacture, Fishing, Hunting and
Trapping, will always be found at my Store, where
shall be lspry all times TO meet old customers
and new Past patronage gratefully acknowledged
D. u. DUCKIlOUT.
East S inaw, Nov !, 1861.
East Saginaw courier., 1862-10-28

IN NEW YORK
Leather Manufacturers
Tradcsman's Bauk,
Messrs. a. Bells a Sons.
~ DETROIT.
Mich. Insurance Bank.
Parsons Il Fisher,
c, q A. Ives,
ID. Preston & Co.
A. H. poy, Esq.
~ MILWAUKEE.
Marshall 4 Illsloy.
~ CHICAGO.
+. X. Willard.
East Saginaw courier., 1862-10-28
WILLIAM G. DIETZ
CAAI enter & BUILDER.
WATER STREET. DETwEEN iENESEE AND
HERMAN STREETS.

NOW prepared toexccutc all kinds Of workar.
] pertaining to the trade. Having long and
varied experience in all branches Of the business
and good stock of seasoned lumber ON hnnd, Hem
confident my work will please all who may fav
with their patronage.
Plans and specifications drawn TO order.
East Saginaw, December "a, 1861.
bGf-Rcsiience on Jefferson street, orrp. th
Brewery. gi -T
East Saginaw courier., 1862-10-28
1Gz~srz,,u=,rsaS- --.szzsNynSV
Livery Establishment
ROSS. BuHREIL a. CO.

t.fs'I NHfEt 81 t1 lt.t
a T their New and Extensive Stables, on Wash
"A ington Street. ..-..t t.-...t-
= EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN r,-i.
Havo one of the =.
Dest Livery Establishments in the West.
Family "turn OATS Horses ami Buggics, Sadie
Horses and rigs ofal styles single or four 10 six
horses, promptly fitted out. off-nifi
NEW AND IN STYLE.
Everything abent the csiablirhmeptis is in good
shape, tidy new and % late style fiorccs always in
good condition and carriages and Harnesses neat aRl
tidy. ..sr 9 f .ffr tfsi "a z 8
REASONA BIE RA.TES!
ONLY charged in oil instances and tie utnost pains
taken 20 give entire satisfaction % ell customers.
~ T A. ". c.tFfsS, f Agent
East Saginaw Aug, 8. lo52
ID EADY MADE C0FETNs.-Pinoa and wsinu..-
HI 10 be hat al AL times at slisBEES.
East Saginaw courier., 1862-10-28
BARNARD MITCHELL,

viii CONTRACT 10 deliver at any point on Saginaw
River. YyMBER. SAW LOGS, CORD WOOD,
BARREL HEA DING and HEADING Bolts
on 40 favorable terms other responsible parties.
Particular attenti IN given 10 getting out Timoer
for Salt Works, Wharves and general framing pnr'
EoBARNARD. THEO. MITCHELL.
Persons wishing to contract for timber will adj
dress H. barnard Taymoth, SdgiIlap County, Mich
East Saginaw, Oct. IL, 1861.
East Saginaw courier., 1862-10-28
Fl 49, n a. rs-s.r Nsa,t 49, - tA-asrf
EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF
Y d R M IN
Vtl F e11ts 80 ,

uL 49, rt--ttsf 49,
,stassz8 ssseae ssssrr2s saaA
KrSq GEg WI. 4tgAg TpVz Eglz
I's,sE t-rg,..s' a1f e 30 g'ss si-a 90 asa
Those Preparations (unIke all others) arc
"Froe from Poisons. s.n----e
"Not dangerous to the Human Family"
Rats do not die on the prcmisos.p Al ae.ea.F
'They como out Of their holes to die"
"They are the only ipfalble remedies known"
"l2 years and more established in N. York City"
Used By--tho City Post Office. 81 =
Used 5y-the City Prisons and Station Houses.
Used by-thc City Steamers, Ships &c. ~
Usedby--thc City Hospitals, Aims Houses, &c
Used Gy-thc city hotels Astor,' ,''st Nicholas4o
Used blythe BOARDING Houses; &c, &c.
Used by-more than 5s,0 600 Private Families.
a51taiEt
W ,GIE9 .vEEEooEo
.EHIW aeAfB GEA
East Saginaw courier., 1862-10-28

DIR. LA CROlAS
PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
on THE
Physiological View of Marriage
$50 PAGES AND 1870 ENGRAyINCfS. .-Prico
only TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Sent free of postage to
all parts of the Union. On the infrmities of youth
and maturity disclosing the secret follies of both
sexes of all ages, causing debility, nervousness, de-
preston of spirits palpitaton Of the heat suicidal
imaginngs involuntary emissions blnshings do
fcctve memory, Indigestion and lasstude, Nth
feSsiOnt Of drilling interest or Boarding School
Miss, a College Student, and q young lfarried
Lddy, DC, DC, II is truthful adviser to the mar
ried and those contemplating marriage, who enter
tain secret doubts Of their physical condition. and
who are conscious of having hazzarded the health,
happiness and privileges to which every human be-
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YOUNG MEN who are troubled with weakness
generally caused by bad habit in youth, the eff
fccts Of which are dizziness, pains, fOrgetfulness
sometimes ringing in the ears, weak eyes, weak
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cured by the authors NEW PARIS AND LON
DON TREATMENT
We have recently devoted much time in vieiting
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knowledge and researches OF the most skilled Ply
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Those who place themselves under our care will now
have the full benefit Of the many new and eiiica-
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INTO s our ple.cS' Sl9 nne paoe may rest assured
Il .hs sun. 4.r' ~ o1 i anu Intention
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