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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-09
Burning OF Higgins' Carpet Factory
~. Loss about 43O, 1000.

Between ton and eleven O'Clock on Sunday morning
IRE broke out In the extensive carpet factory Of E. g.
Higgins o., situated Forty.thrd street, North
river, extending through 10 Fortyfo street. The
flames were first seen the drying ROOM located directly
over the boilers This drying room was filed with
woolen yarn, hung there wooden bars for the pur
pose Of drying The Ore spread very rapidly towards
the main building, and before the arcmen could obtain
water to subdue it several windows Of the main
ednce were In flames. Fire Marshal Baker, who was
very early at the premises quickly the impending
danger directed be stationed each OF these
windows with buckets Of water, by the application
OF which the window sashes the flames subdued
and thus prevented ingress to the main building Had
got there at least hundred thousand dollars
worth of property aud machinery would have been de-
stroyed. Much credit Ia due to the who so quickly
and willingly obeyed the Fire Marshal's Instructions
The damage sustained by that portion OF the building
and its contents will, rs estimated by Mr.. Higgins,
$50 000 This sum Is fully covered by Insurance
In city companies the names OF which Mr.. Higgins
unable enumerate. The whole amount Of Insurance Is
$3.50 900 The origin Of the ire is at present
unknown. The whole matter is under investigation by
the Fire Marshal and Captain Sloat OF the Twenty second
Precinct police There Is suspicion ~ the fire being the
work of design. Any more than this are not NJ
liberty state The twenty second and Twentieth Pro-
police early at the premises and rendered very
abc vii e.
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Wheat was unsettled, with sales reported Of 40 900
bushels at 81 81 90 for white and 81 10 81 T8
red and amber Western. 81 50 81 IS Tor Milwaukee
Cup and amber spring. and 81 40 a 81 81 for Chicago
spring Corn was heavy The sales comprised 10 900
bushels mixed Western at &c. 95c for sound and Soc
bushels rye At 81 0S 81 H. 100 bushels barley
At u 4Oa 81 go. and 500 bushels barley malt At 81 go
Oats were in less demand at 74c &c. according TO
quality.
CoEYz.-Ro was inImoderate demand and sales Of 500
bags were made at SEC. We quote prime Rio nomnaly
a. DOC 80 Nc., four months good do. at 34s. "a
iair do at S2xc 34c: ordinary do. at 82c 3Sc tar
10 good cargoes do at $780, 81 Java, mats and bags
a. &c. 4Oc Maracaib0 at 3]c. 49, Laguayra 34c
SIC ~ domingo at SIC. &c.. cash, the tendency be-
ing downward
CoIToN quoted irreguiary to-day at from SSc S5c
for middling with limited tran actions.
FREiGIrrs we're dull and lower To Liverpool there
shipped % 900 bushels grain At 3D. 6hd in bulk and
bags 5000 packages provisions by steamer and saipg
vessel at 40s 45s and Dos 500. respectively To Lon
don there we're taken 100 bbls pork o. t., 10 900
bushels wheat at ID IN bulk, and 900 bbls petroleum
at g. Ga. TO Havre the engagements included IN Ame-
rican ship On p.t
PRovIsIoNs-Pork was sold TO the extent OF only TOO
bbls a $l4 SO $l4 so for old mess, $6 rs a$l7 for
new do and 81 so $13 rs for prime. Beef continued
In limited demand, with sales OF 1l0 bbls At 81 rs
$l3 for plain and $3 $l3 rs for Sales
also made Of 500 bbls and terces OF lard within the
range Of 1Ozc. 11Kc, 400 boxes OF bacon ut 10.
exc and $50 packages of hams and shoulders at 7sca
State and ITO 23c for Western Cheese was inactive at
12c. a 1916.
RICE was steady, but Inactive 8. s,ss, IN
SUGARS continue depressed with sales Of $50 hhds Mt
10kc. 1lKc. for New Orleans, IOxc for Cuba
llc for Porto Rico and &C. for sagua tho latter 10 bond
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-09
NEWS FROM VIcKsBuRc.

Three Thousand Men and n Dredging
Machine ut Work ON the Cut On-Af-
fairs Progressing Favorably-Both the
Webb and the India nola Reported Sunk
in tho Late Engagements, &c., &c.
CAIRO. March I, 1s63
Advices from vicksburg to Monday say that flag Of
truce came the Unionss Sunday. The object was
unknown.
Three thousand men and dredging machine were at
work on the canal at Yazoo Pass The expedition was
progressing favoraby.
Admiral Porter writes that the -1ndianola and webb
were both sunk In the late engagement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-09
The Riot In Detroit.

TnE RIOTERS AGAIN AT WORK BUT PUT DOWN ny THE
soLDIERS-vlGLASCE or THE AUTiioRITiEs--AR-
REST ur SUSPECTED Observation-Disclosures or
TWENTY-FIVE BuILDNGs-DEArH OF TWO MORE
NEGROES, ETC.
DrrRor. March 3, 1863
The riot broke out afresh this morning small scale
but put down by the soldiers without anybody being
hurt.
Several shots we're fred on both sides.
The authorities vigilant causing the arrest OF
suspected parties and large number are now 10 jail
The Mayor has issued a proclamation, closing the 81
looms for two days, and warning the citizens against
making any DEMONSTRATIONS.
Two moro negroes died to-day from injuries received
but the number of deaths viii be great as At FIRST
tclegraphed 10 the HERALD.
Thirty ave buildings were destroyed. Contributions
are being raised to relieve the sufferers
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Removal OF General Curt. from the
Department q the

WARRINGTON. dlrch 3 1868.
Tho removal OF General Curtis from the command OF the
Department OF the West has been determined upon II is
based Principally upon charges Of inecency and dlato
the management OF the Affairs Of that depart.
mcnt General sumner has been indicated his
sor having been long time virtually commander q that
department before the In his capacity Of lieutenant
colonel Of dragons He esteemed tie best fitted for tho
coaduct of the campaign.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-09
Fort OF New York, March ., 1859.

ARRIVED. j.
Steamer Fah.Kee, Hldrch, Port Royal O. via Beau
press Co.
Ship David Hoadiey, Barnaby, Liverpool Jan a. with
mdse and rs passengers to Smith Co. Came
the Channel Tory Island had heavy gales
days; had heavy weather all the passage part Of the time
very cod anchored In the Lower Buy 7h. PM I'd
~ TO- lon g. in with snip painted black red streak
snort lore and mSen toIgsilantmss,s, pound W.
&c, Heye Bros 9th inst Is miles OF Cape Henlspe n
ship Picayune, hence for New Orleans.
Brig Eaton lBE Of Windsor Ns) Curry. Dublin, Jan
H. in ballast To Dewol Feb 8 lat ~ S. Ion e. Andw
Montane of Spain, fell from the fore
overheard and drowned 7th inst when coming the
Lower Bay without pilot went ashore the East bank
got on 9Th by steamtug Lyman, without receiving
any damage.
Schr T Depew Edmonds York River
Schr HALO Shaw. BALTIMORE. 8 days
Sehr A Jennings, Cranmer. Pocomoke River, 5 days
Schr n Price, Kelly, Philadelphia tor Boston.
BELOW.
One bark unknown.
7thSteamshps Glasgow Borussa, Potomac; ships John
Bunyan shakespeare bark Belfast; schrs Helen Miranda
and Christie.
Sth--steamships Damascus Star Of the South.
Wind at sunset NNE. light.
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Exciting Ramors Afoa. In Warrington.


Rumors re here this afternoon that dispatches
had received rom Commodore Porter stating that
his gunooats had passed through the canal into Lake
Providence aud had succeeded in destroying the India.
nola Queen OF the West and other armed vessels in the
possession OF the rebels Il Is ascertaned however, that
these based entirely upon sensation do
spaches published In the Richmond papers 9Th and
9TH instant which con,radcted by the intelligence
brought by Mr. Dumas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-09
SALES AT AUCTION.
AUCTION SALE OF r kiTrsp HOUSEHOLD FUR
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR

HOUSnFEpERS HOTEL. kEkPERS AND THE
JOSEPu SMITH Aueioneer, will sei at public auction
the entle contents Of the residence, III Cnpn
place fEghtn street, OF Fifth ave1rr on Mond'Ts
March l0 O'Clock preesely Special attention y called
10 This sale all good as new and wiz DO
pcremporsly sold Catalogues house. Parties wishing 20
attend tits take Sixth ears or ght sce ana
sixt nv House, ST. Nicholas and Me-
tropotan Hotels leaving AZ Egh street. near tae hon4e;
Tho sals co fl O'clock consisting OF handsome
brussels Ihree-py and Ingram Carpeis eanul rosewood
and bae walnut farior Salts covered rich oocat, Ncis 4
nsh "A rrrg ~ elegant rosewood Ea9eres with French
plate glass and backs, very hne pieces OF fnurcs
mar T. ion centre and Side Tables Turkish Chairs and
Io,inres Reception Chairs In medallion reps lne f.xe
Curtns OH Paintings. China VASES Bisque and Drcs' a
~ ,,ras ami Ornaments. Bronze Clocks Corner and
Stands ELEGANT rosewood Plano stool and Cover. GIANT
sults in rosewood AMI black wElnnt Bureaus Bedeads.
Wnshsands Hair and spring Mattresses Beds Ranss
Beddng Sofas Chairs Lounges Mirrors, Rockers Tea anf
Extension Tables Glass China and Silver Table Cut
irry A.. Sale IoStve.
B-Furnture eymessmtn will he la ATTENDANCE 70
car, PACK ship goods for purchasers.
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!, rv.cu npcuARpl' az

CoAL-PURE RED ASH fPEAcH ORCHARD gE-
~ nuine Lehgn aud White Ash schnylh aisS .ns.sh
Camel Liverpool 0rrei and Cumberland OF W. ps' s
ties. Prices low Goals OF like nay arc STU III
RY REV r. corner Canal aud Centre Sree' 81" ooi"er
Jane and West streets.
I,o,rppsr orArrry AT a. rs PER TON. NUT
~ s. So at sTURTEvANTs CoAl isru N'' o. ~ ana ~
Green wich avenue.
a. THE REST QUALITY or LOCUST MOUNTAIN,
NJ ~ =, Una Stove Coal. delivered any Iart
III ~. CIV AZ he above price per ten ALEA DAVIS
SON 2tO and az ~ enue near rourseh'n sweet
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EXPRESSES.

,.,,nxu.w.s FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK
A ins es,ablshment. NJ West Eleventh street between
IN 49, ~ Inc world. Covered wagons for removing fur
al pa ~ and from ths country Furniture stored
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-09
1910 LAVE ron CLAssIFICATIoN.

900 REwARD-PICKED UP BY SCHOONER
foo boat, called the Nary Of Catherine aarct
TIE rs~srdSFhl be pIs BY sains ins SAILS
abouts ''~f'"~-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-09
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY March Tsp. N.
BREADsruy7s.-Four 1oc 15c. per bbl lower, and
dur to-day Sales made OF 800 bbls State and
Western 600 Southern and 400 Canadian within our re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-09
SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC NKw yoRK-fHis DAT.
BUN Rises. rs NOON 10 10
Sun SETS. w HI0H WATER. morn 10 ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

mr. r. A. CALDWELL, OCULIsT. LATE OF CANADA,
u after absence Of fifteen years. has returned to New
York and resumed his professional business a IS Clinton
place, Eighth street. Dr. Caldwell has for twenty de
voted his exclusively 70 operations on the eye
No charge for examination opinion. Oace hours
m A. NJ 10 NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-09

Our minstrel hallsHryan,s aud Woods aud TIoolcy
In Brooklyn-contnue TO receive the ample patron
ace which they attract by their pleasing performances
IN zach pace above mentioned great care Is observed in
varying the prosr smmes.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-22
LEGAL NOTICE.
wv Il Halstead, p&ssigncc )-Preble Common
Of BoyIan & Co., rrHs, Peas CieiESe-

wv. II Hnlstead, qhssignce -Preble Common
Of BoyIan & Co., tPhs, Pleas CiSihae-
1881 Va. u Liza # ton Flng At
Amasa p. Carroll, deft tachmcnt.0
NNHB said Amasa P. Carroll, of Indiana,
L is Hereby notified that W. K. Halstra d
Assignee of Boylan & Co, on the 22d 0,
November, 1862, filed in the Court OF Cont
mon Pleas, Of Prcble county, Ohio, his pc
tition against him, stalins that on thsJ2lst
of May, 1852, the defendant cXecWted his
note to Clinton Chadwick for 1858 80, due
June 2lst, 1850, with Interest, and also eX-
ccutcd n mortgage on certain real estate in
Camdeu, Ohio. to secure the same, which
operated as a thi d lien thereon; that said
note was assigned by said Chadwick to
Boylan & Co.; that or the foreclosure Of
prior mortgages, at the Marc. term OF said
Court, 1852, the said Court found on mo-
ton to distribute TIE proceeds Of sale Of
said premises, that said prior mOrtga6e en-
hausted said proceeds, and that no part
thereof was applicable to the payment Of
said note for $3.50 50, the Court at said
term further found that the am unit due the
said Boylan & Co., on said note was 1888 OF,
for which amount with interest from
April 2, 1852, the plaintiff asks judy
ment against said defendant. An at
tachment has been issued and served
in the case, and the defendant is further mo-
tilted that, unless he appears and answers
or demurs to said petition on or before the
2Sth Of February, 1863, a judgment will be
,,ken, and an order to sell the attached
property, or other proper order, asked for
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-22
SIIERIFF'S SALE.


John Brown, PIN. Prcb'e Common Pleas.
r IS. I" Case No. 1873.
VIM. Brown, ct al. In Partition,
IN obedience to the command of an order
of SHE issued from tte GulIrt of Com.
mon Pleas, Of .prcble County. in the aboy.
STATED cas-. and 10 the Sheriff Of said
county directed, | will offer fol' sart. a tlub.
lie auction. at he door of the Court House
IN Eaton. in said cndntyu
n. Co,,u I.oI.. a, 1ono
'"'""S,o"i'"" -. 40, loo'
between the hourSo!l and 4lo.ciocly, p. NJ.
OF said dav IL" ~,,HOwing described real cs.
tate, situate in the county OF rrcble and
SlaIc'or Ohm, and bounded and described
as follows, to.wIt. The West hail VI the
North-l.a Il qaarlcc Of section No T., Town.
ship ~ .. in rang , East, &c containing
Sl.26 acres II land luorr or less; also the
North end Of tie West ua!l u the y. W.
Quarter Of SECTION -, in Township nine 90
Of range 2 East, &t., containing $3.50
acres, more or less; also $3.50 acres Of land.
being on the North side of the East half Of
the North West quarter of Section -, in
Township, in Range 2 East, bounded on
the North by the original section, on The
East by a division line between said George
Brown and said tract aforesaid, on the
South by a certain tract owned by George
Price, lying in the same half quarter
section, on the West by a division
line dividing the East and West half of the
L%uarter Section aforesaid also all that
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-22
LEGAL NOTICE.

T. " J. Slevi"' prf' Preble Common Pleas.
A. P. Carroll, dcrt. l" Attachment
TIME said Amasa P. Carroll, of Indiana,
J. is hereby notified that on the 22d day
of November, 1862, he said J. & J. Sic IN,
flied in the Court of Common Pleas, of
Prcble County, Ohio, t...eir petition against
him, stating that on the 29th of Marcn, 1919,
the defcndent gave to Clinton Chadwick his
note for $500 90, due September 18th, 1919,
with interest from date, and secured the
same by mortgage on certain real estate in
Camden, Ohio, which mortgage operated as
the second lien on said premises-that sad
premises were sold or foreclosure, by order
Of said Court, and Mt the March term there
of, 1852, on IA distribution of the proceeds
Of said sale, after discharging the first
mortgage, the residue was applied to the
second mortgage, but left a balance Of $2Oj:
O3 still due to plaintiff on said note, ami
for which said Court awarded execution in
favor Of plaintiffs, and for which amount,
with interest from April 2, 1862, the plain
tltfs ask judgment against the defendant
An attachment has been Issued aud served
in this case, and unless said defendant ap-
pears and answers or demurs to said pet
ton, on or before February 2Sth, 1863, u
jud rhment will be taken, and an order to
sell the attached property, or other proper
order, asked for in his absence.
GILMORE Il CAMPBELL,
Att'ys for Plaintiff.
Attest-C. W. LARsu, Clerk.
Dec. p, lS62-6w-lr.f t. 81 90.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-22
SUERTFF'S SALE.

MaIinda J~eIlison, PIN. Prcble Common
VS.. Pleas, in Partition
Robert J%cllison, ct, al. Case No. 1886.
defts.
DCGSUANT to the command of an order
4 al sale issued from the Court of Com
mon Pleas, Of 1r,b'r County, in the above
stated rasr, oUl to the Sheriff of said Coun
t. directed, ! will ol"r for sale at public
auction a. thr door Of The court House, in
Jat.n. "a said County ON
Saturday, january q, A. D., 1868,
bntwrao the boGrs IF ! ard 1 o'clock, P.
NJ, Of sad day, the following real estate,
s''ua," IN the County Of prcL., and State of
Dh.0, and bounded and described as follows,
'pwt lug the SuuthcWe., Quarter of
@e" r. y~utyatiec esq VI lyvnsh.p No.
ltH' 'E' raugr two IT, ja,.. &c, con-
1"...~, o.. a,adrod arl "t;y .& acres of
4a.l yalu.i asa. ..,. 90.
Jo.w- .l rac One dial ,'t's rurchasc
m.no. .. 81 uauj ou. .a.u; . '.e year,
aga gle .'.'a.- - two years llum b" iay
ID payment, to p.,r SIX Ter
H ,ur" b, s....' r, n ..,. "ga
.u~ .J." .a-
sul" b. HctlutH.
t'N.I. ~ Iau.r l...Ig
lr.ta I.. .t,.
uoo Is -ss' I'D. -.r. / 8, 90
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-22

T1HE Annual Meeting of the stockholders
l. Of the Eaton and Hamilton r. r. Com,
pany, will be holden at its principal office,
in Eaton, OF Monday, the I'd day of Eebru.
airy, Proylmo, for the purpose of e]lecting
thirteen directors to manage the affairs OF
the company for the ensuing year; and for
the purpose also of transacting any other
business that may be deemed appropriate.
JESSE b. STEPHENS,
Jan Q 1864
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-22
SIIERIFFpS SALE.

Sarah Wilnot
VS.. PreblC Common Peas
Charles Wilmot,
IN obedience to the command Of a writ o
i ccRdi crponas, issued from the Court o
Common Pleas, Of Preble County, in the
above stated case, and to the Sheriff of saiC
County directed, will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, at the door of the Court House
in Eaton, in said County, on
Saturday, January oath, a. D., 1868
between the hours of | and 4 o'clock, p. NJ.
Of said day, the following real estate of de.
PENDANT, Charles Wilmot, situate in the town
of New Wcstyille, Preble County, Ohio, and
being lot number thirty, COY, as known
and designated, on the town plat of said
town of New Westyille, valued at $500
Term, Cash.
JOHN r. McLEAF,
Sheriff of Preble County.
JACOB H. Foos, Atty for PrR.
dec. 2j-tds-pf So 80.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-22

seS~The following official report
of the battle at Arkansas Post, has
just been received by Major Geuer-
Ill lIalleck:
PosT OF ARKANSAS, Jan. II.
To Major General Grant:
l. lave the honor to report that
the forces under my command at
tackled the Post of Arkansas to-day.
Having stormed the enemy works,
we'took a large number of prison.
ers, ~variously estimated at from T.
600 to 10000, together with all his
stores, animals and munitions of
war. Rear Admiral David y. Por,
ter, commanding the Mississippi
Squadron, effectively and brilliant
ly %cooperated in accomplishing this
complete success.
JOHN A. McCLERAND,
Major General Communicating.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-22
LEGAL NOTICE.
Clinton Chadwick
plaintiff,
VS..
Amasa p. Carroll,

uelCludHL-
TNHE said Amasa p. Carroll, of Indiana,
Il is hereby notified, that on the 22d day
| OF November, 1862, the said Clinton Chad
wick filed IN the Court of Common Pleas of
Preble county, Ohio, his petition against
him, stating that on the 10Th of March, lS4S,
the defendant gave plaintiff q note for $3.50:
90, due December 10Th, ls4S, and secured
the same by mortgage on certain real estate
in Camden, Ohio, which mortgage operated
a. o second lien thereon That said prem
Uses were sold on foreclosure Of the first
mortgage, and at the March term of said
Court, 1852, on a distribution of the pro-
ceeds of said sale, after discharging the first
mortgage, the residue was applied to the
second mortgage, but left a balance Of Sl6l:
II, due to plaintiff on said note, and for
which said Court awarded cxecutionin plain
tiH's favor, and for which amount, with in.
terest from April 2, 1852, asks Judgment
against defendant and secondly, stating
that on February 20, 1919, defendant gave
his note to Henry \. Strohover for SCOTS
due one day after date, which note was
transferred to plaintiff, aud for the mount
Of which with interest plaintiff asks judy
ment against defendant, An attachment has
been issued aud served in this case, and I'm.
loss the defendant appears and answers or
drmurs to said petition, on or beiJ"c Febru-
airy Is, 1853. & Judgment will be taken, and
an order to sell the attached property, or
other proper urlJr. asked for IN his absence.
GILMORE & CAMPBELL,
Attest Attys for pltG
{. W iarsh, CTk.
D., II 1851 -Sw rp. + ~ %
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LET TIE AFFLICTED READ!

And lroin that a prrfnc! and radical cure is warranted
and guaranteed To all who are afflicted with weakness,
debility, h"rvOHs complaints, melancholy thoughts, de-
preston II spirits, distress and anguish Of mind, loss of
slrtl, loss o.; n"nury, lss Of energy and muscular power,
p'mN growth, wasting away, and II want of confidence in
themselves, ttinting hts, cJINulsiyo trciIbliAgs, impo-
tcnc" and disgust Of life.
HEAR wIAr TIE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS.
Some physicians require to lr told the mature If your
disease tie ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN IJ""rs
not. Ills perfect knowledge Of the human system enables
him to irNcrib' The diseases without any Information from
the patient, to explain lis original can" and To guarantee,
It's cure And what Is more valuable still, he will
nnd frankly tell whether yOn can bc curcd or not. All
his communications and interviews are strictly private
AMI confidential Mcdicri JOuIHuR
The Botanic Remedies Of DR.. Raphael. the English Do.
TAME Physician, never failed yet To make a perfect, rsdi-
c"I! ana p'rlilIlcqt cure of ALL PRIVATE, SECRET,
AM NtNLhEAh DISEASES, without the use If Mcr-
curry without hillrrance flum business, and without
irar Of discovery or exposure. NJ deadly poisons. such
as arsenic huN Nunilca,, opium, or any other roisuns.
No mercury norany deadly mhpTals-nnthiu lut rurcly
Vegetable botanical HeliriicS are used hy this wonderful
botanic Physician. Ills Botanic llcmedirl never vet llil,,i
to cure the most obstinate and the most dangerous cascs,
ANA " remove all mercury and other inInuritics from tLo
Journal. ~ '"''
COOP NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN CoNTEMrLAT-
ING MARRIAGE. Hear what Tho baltimore c,rrr
IOndcnt Of the 0difcllow, BUonshuro, MARYLAND. sail m,
Thursday, the 3lSt Of Nav, 1864:
" Numerous curcs Of diseases caused 10y rarly irli3crr-
uon having been performed by the EnylflI Botanic PLY
slci'n, ! ireI 1t my duty, having a knowledge Of them, 10
state the fact, believing that in dOiur 80 I NAV do A ,rry.
ice TO INC suffering. One case T particulur-that If .
young man in this city-is wrtiy Of NOTE lie bod
neGome the victim of IA habit. mo mere allusion to Witch
G i%u "a sln,IIGr, aud after !eav Of suffering gmi d,. .or
and was dearly beloved Nv , ."rySn,,, "a ,ir Ia -, ~ VI ''!,
m rt VI hlcCll'n' bnt his ,as fearful, ucrvou., ald pro.
.ta,ca IT, ie dared not ed on account Of ill.,, shat.
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