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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-21
COMMISSIONERS, SALE.

DURsUANT to decree ofthe Circuit Court
L OF Cabell. county, rendered at its March
Term, 1864, in a suit in which Patrie Mclean
is plaintiff and G. X. Morris defendant:
WIN. II. .Hornpr, Special Commissioner APP
pointed fof that purpose, will
On tho 18th Day Of May, 1864.
offer for sale to the highest bidder at the front
door of the COURTHOUSE in Guyandot,e, NJ
Public Auction, One Hundred aud Fifty Acre
ofyalLable farming land, sitgate ir. the county
of Cabell, on the Guyandottc River part o.
the lot containing 2l7l acres and known as
the @. X Morris Tract.
Terms VI Sae.--Three and Six months cred
IL, with good personal security, with n lien re-
tanned upon tho land until the purchase mo-
ncy is paid. - :, uonvo
Guyandottc, Cabell county, W. V. ApriIs.
aplibSA,
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Released.

We understand from gentleman who
came down tho Konawha on Saturday
last, that W. II. Shaw, Esq, Sheriff of
Putnam county, who was captured some
time in December, by the rebels and ia.
ken to Richmond, has been released and
i, now at his home in Winfield. We
understand tina, he gives sad account
Of his su1erings and the treatment of
our prisoners in Richmond.
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ColLsnorru. April I. 1864

The undersigned united this day, in
the sacred bonds of matrimony, Mr..
John Bays, veteran soldier Of the 7th
W V. Cavalry, and Miss Maria Parsons
both of Kanawha county, w. Va.
May happiness and prosperity atlerd
them through life's uneven journey, and
although they vii discover at every step
they take, that all is not gold that gilt.
tors, yet may their sun in smiles decline,
and bring pleasing night.
CoALsMouTH, April19, 1864.
The undersigned united this day in
jin lhe.sacred bonds of maIrmony, Levi
A. Epling, of co X, 81 Va. Cav, to
Miss Susan Adkins, all of Kanawhu co.,
West V.
"TillHymcn broughthis loves delightful
hour,
There dwclt no joy in Edon's rosy Bower.
Nature all a blank, n sad and drcary wild,
And man, the Hermit sighed till woman
smiled"
w. w. HARPER,
Chap, 18th w 1.
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ma Tho New 0deans Bee of the
9th states that the French had occu,
pied Matamops without blow that
Two regiments had been landed and all
communication with the interior, was IoF
the time being, interrupted.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

PURSUANT to a dccrclnl order the Circuit
Ill Court of Cabell county, rendered ut tho
March Term thereof, 1864, in the cause Of
Elizabeth Hinchman curator, DC, VS.. admins
Iirator Of John Morris. deceased, and others, |
viii as Commissioner in said cause, ut my #.
Zee IN Guyandotte, in said county of Cabcll,
On Thursday, May 9Th, 1854, proceed to take,
state and audit the accounts and debts due to
and from the estate of said John Morris decd,
Showing who they ave due to and FROM, tho
amounts thereof, the tipc when due and how
evidenced: also the amount Of personal prop
erty said Norris died possessed of;what came
10 The administrators hands, and settle the
accounts of said administrator, aud also AS.
certain what real estate said Morris died
seised of: the character of his title thereto, the
humber Of acres, tracts, location and value,
&c., and shall continue the taking Of said nc
count from day to day until fully completed for
report at the next May Term Of said Cou't----
JAIL debtors and creditors Of said estate and all
parties interested therein are hereby notified to
appear before me to protect their interest in
the premises. WM. II H0RNOR,
march 81 Commissioner,
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r. IL Stewnrt.

We call the particular attention Of
our readers to the advertisement OF R.
H, Stewart, General Commission Mer.
chant, No. 7 East From, Street, Cincin,
cinnati, Ohio Mr.. S. was formerly a
citizen of this county, and for this res.
son we ask our.readers 10 patrOnize him
when sending their farm. products to
Cincinnati. We are assured that his
charges are lower than any other Com
mission merchant in Cincinnati. =
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Robackss Catawba Brandy is made
from the PURE JUICE OF THE CATAWBA
GRAPE. which is grown in abundance in
Ohio and from which this article is obtained
1T has an agreeable favor, fine clear color
and possesses all the qualities for medicinal
PURPOSES and for beverage of the hest I'M.
ported brandies, As favoring for mincc
pies and other cooking purposes it is the mos
economical article that can be used, being enc
half dollar cheaper by the bottle, and nearly
two dollars cheaper per gallon than othel
Rrandics sold for that purpose. Whcrever Il
has been introduced it has found rapid sale
aud is daily gaining in popularity giving il
all cases the utmost satisfaction. Call dol
''RobaCk's Catawby Brandy" which may be
found for sale by Druggists, Grocers and deal
ers generally throughout the West.
c. W. R0BACK, Proprietor.
Sc, So, GO and e. East Third Street. See AID
,voitsCment.
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LAND FOR SALEl

DY virtue ola decree of the Circuit Court Of
ID Putnam county, rendered at its March
Term, 1861, in the case of John Bowyer, vs..
F. F. Morris, in Chnncery, shall as special
commissioner,
On the l4lh day Of May, 1864,
on The premises, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, for cash the tract or parcel Of
land, lying on Long Branch Of Little Huui.
cane Creek, in tho county Of Putnam, State Of
Vest Virginia, aud adjoining the lands Of
Isaac Mason, containing ONE HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY ONE ACRES, be the same
more or less, meet and bounds Of which, arc
fully set out in said Complainapt's bill.
JAMES W. HoGE, Spec. Com.
up. 7-wi-9
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az Adjulont.Gene Gray of Nom
phis, has made his report for 1868, in
which no says that OF the 1880 men
raised in St. Louis under the call for
$4,000, -four fifths were Germans"
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POINT PLEAsANT MARKET.
POINr PLEAsANr, ApIil 81. l86l.

PoINT pleasant, april 81, 1854.
GROCERIES = Coffee, 4o045 els
Sugar, brown 10 cts, white % cts. pei
pound; Molasses 05 cents per gallon
Golden Sirup 81 90; Rice lsl cts, pei
pound; Tea 81 rs per pound.
PRoVISlONS-Beans 50 5O62 "a
per busheI; Dried apples 81 IS per
busheI; green apples Qs 80 barrel; po'
tutoes 81 90 a bushel.
EGGS--BUTTER--Eggs 10 cts pa
dozen; Butter25 cents per ID.
CHICKENS Chickens are worth from
81 50 to 50 90 per dozen.
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BI-It does not follow that two per,
sons are ft TO marry because both are
good. Milk is good and mustard is
good, but they are not good when mixed
together.
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Gg SpEJyG ELECTIONS. On the 9Sth
inst being the last Thursday in April
there will be an election in this State
in counties orgoniaediuto townships for
the dilIeren, Township Offices, and for
untitled county offices. In Ma'On cOUn-
ty there is county Superintendent Of
Common Schools to be eecled.
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RVThe Nashville Union says there
arc about $4,000 persons, not soldiers,
in the Government employ in that city,
for the most part strangers, and TO these
must DO added tho traders, spectators,
&c.
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WEST VIRGINIA, CABElLcoUNTY:
In le Cileuit Court.

Robert Ross, Plaintiff, In Trcspass on
vs., tho case Dam.
Albsr G. Jcukins, Thomas) ageS3O roo.
y. jenkins, Robert Holdcrby, George s, Hold.
crby, John Everett. Henry O. Everett, Ira J.
MtCiinnis, Wilson B Moore, Warren z. Rccce
Joseph W Morris, Henry C.'potcetc, James NJ
O Davis, Thomas Adkins, Leandcr Gilkison
James r Morris, HOrston Spurlock End Joseph
u Rpecc, DEPENDENTS.
THE deiSndcnts in this suit. will takcnotce
that on Saturday, Nay tn, 1864, at the, Clerks
office, in the town Of lionlon, Lawrence county
Chic, between the hours Of @ o'clock 2. m. and
6 p. M, Of that day, shall proceed to take
the dispositions ofJohn W. Collins and others,
10 be read as evidence IN ny behalf In said
suit, audirfrom any cause the taking OF said
dispositions be not concluded on that day. tho
taEing Of tho sape win continue from day 10
dny and from hnip 10 time 40 tho same place
and boiwccuihc snmc houn, until ,tlOy shall
be completed,
RospcclNlly Yours,
. at- ROBERT ROSS.
M,,el'es 1861 'p1-wtG.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

ETBLASKs,-We have now on hand
and for sale. all kinds Of Magistrates
blanks, according 10 the new forms. =
Magistrates will do well to give US a
call.
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Flour aud Grain Market.
Corrected Weekly By II. J. Bcn,dict, ct "EGgli
Mills"
WrDNEsDAY, April 81, 1861.

MUS,
WEDNESDAY,, April 81, 1864.
Flour from 50 90 to 50 80 per Dbl.
Wheat, good quality, from 81 90 tc
81 20 per bushel.
Corn is quoted at from 75tO 90 cts
per bushel.
Corn Meal 81 per bushcl,
Bran 81 per hundred pounds.
Shorts 81 20 per hundred.
Screenings rs cents a bushei,
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E9-Dispatches from Washington re-
port that The roads in Virginia are dry
ing rapidly. All baggage has been or
,dcrcd to the Fcor, and, in obedience 10
previous instructions, suffers and civil.
ians were clearing ont of the army
Cavalry doing duty on detached service
had been ordered 10 join their rOspcc.
tive commands, Immediately. These are
certain indications of active work, and
we may expect to hear any day Of the
opening Of the grand campaign for tho
capture VI Richmond,
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D1rItis now definitely ascertaincd
that Longslreot is no longer in East
Tennessee, and Knoxville, therefore,
ceases to be a point OfimmedialO inter
est. The hosts are now gathering for a
conflict near the old battle-ground Of
ohicOmOugn, and s00p,in that quarter
there will DO active work.
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INTERVENING WITH POLICE OrnCER-A CInzFr DANGER
orsLy snoT-A difficulty occurred in Twelfth street.
avenue c. Tuesday evening, between several persons
when officer Frazier, in the discharge Of his duty,
tempted arrest one Patrick Heaey. In doing so he
was interfcred with BY James Farey ard one or two
others who Il is alleged. attempted TO Heaey
During the struggle which ensued officer Frazier drew
dis pistol and fred the ball taking effect in Faeys left
breast, innictiug a dangerous wound. He was taken
up BY several friends and conveyed 10 his home,
2ss Fast Eleventh street. Yesterday afternoon George
q R an The
IN quite different eht from the report made by the
vanc swears that during the dcu,y in the street be
eaw officer Frazier draw pistol, when farey stepped
back about ten feet whereupon the officer shot him with
out proyocaion The witness also saye In bis complaint
thai the officer made attempt 20 arrest before
nrpg pistol ON this sworn statement Justice Mans
Hca issued for the arrest Of officer Frazier and
he will be arrested TO await an examination.
ARRrsr ON SUSPICION on ARsos.-Charles Lawrence.
keeping liquor store corner Of Dominick and varick
streets and man named John Marshall, arrested
b. officer How Of the Twenty eighth precinct suspi.
con Of attempting 70 set ere 70 tho premises Of Law
renee posing the store or the latter. late a night,
she ,fcer discovered smoke issuing thcrefrona and
onterur tie place he found the prisoners there and n.
suspicious Pelieving from what he cav that
awronce aud Marshall we're about 70 fire the place, tue
officer arrested them Justice ledwitb committed the
prisoners and Fire marshal Baker will make an uvest
CATION in the matter
Suprosyp FATAL ASSAULT Officer Platt, OF tho Twen.
sieth precinct yesterday arrested James o'Nc q eco
West forty third street, who stands charged with hsv
ing struck william FAlow on the bead with brick and
toured him In such manner that IL s feared death will
snsde The orpin Of tho difficulty resulting In the deadly
assault did not sppcsI before Justice Ledwh who com.
mitt,d 0'Neil 10 prison.
AIEeSD LARCENY AT sxA---Alfred Turner, late coos
on board the bark Paas, arrested yesterday after
ooon. by officer Ficd OF tho Firth precinct charged with
blving stolen Sloo in Spanish gold CON- two diamcnt
rings and gold pencil from william II. Ellis, Of No. .:
srth Moore street, Mr.. Ellis was passenger on boart
Paas, and during The voyage from Belize, Honduras
20 this city the property stolen The diamond rnn
and the gold perc were found in the possession III
prisoner Before reaching this port Peter Ripper a.
ssant steward, counted quantity or gold the prison
sr which is believed 70 be that stolen from Mr.. Kills
Turner taken before Justice Hogan, At the Tombs
and committed for trial.
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prevent tho production Of any oaAer novelty during
engagement, which Ia limited 70 twelve nights. The
pie sOogah. the play In which these actors are per-
ping, q combination Of all the sxcellsDcies Of the
drama, and 10 brought Out with excellent CAST,
with scenic effects which must DO seen 10 DO appre
ed. Those who enjoy shis style Of entertainment
Pt TO 60 and see tho Williamses. Those who % nos
p wait until the week after next, when Bel Demono
be presented, with an equally splendid sass ana
ally unparalleled artists-in their way.
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Cleaning Broadway.
COURT OF COMMON rLEAs--oENERAL Tern
Refore Judges Daily. Brady and Carbon.

Arm 27.--E. Y. Hduehwous c~d O. u. TTanp vs ne
Mavor-In tho year 1861 the Common Council authorized
the Broadway Association, OF which r. v. Haushwoui
vss president and l. TIFFANY, 70 clean Broadway. rhs
work was performed for the OF two years but when
che day OF payment came Comptroller Hsws BY advice
Of the Corporation Counsel, refused 10 uida,e sus
vas instituted against the city In March, 1885, the plain.
ar. laypr their damage al ~ 120 aud Judge Hilton
dsred Judgment against the defendant for that amount
The case appealed 20 the general term by the Coun-
aa AZ the who took the ground that the work
sboud have been by contract and that the Uon-
won Couucl had no authority 10 act In the matter with
ant ma wing first advertised for proposals IN the news
rapers The case fuy argued " day, and resulted
IN the uds nent OF tho court being affirmed Mr. Hacket,
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A WIDOWS COMPLAINT.
Before Judge Barbour.
Coronors' Inquosts.

ACCIDENTALLY KILLED An inquest was held yesterday
the body Of John Gardner, German forty years Of
age, who accidentally killed In the marble yard Of
Messrs G. J. O'NeM, 1876 West Twenty ninth street,
where no was employed az foreman. A large marble
slab fell upon tho deceased and crushed him terribly
thai he died afterwards AZ his late residence,
OF Thirteh street. and Seventh avenue. Mr.. Gardner
has left VITO and three children.
FATAL FALI.Coroner Widey yesterday held an inquest
the Now York Hospital the body Of Charles McCa
they who died from the effects Of injuries received by
falling down fight o. etairs at No. 70 West street,
where he was employed barkecper. Deceased was
twenty eight years OF age and native Of Ireland.
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A DiM M0nd Robbery.
sUPHRIOR OOURr-TRIAL 1nRh.
Befoyo Judge Garyjp.

AYRn 20.-Jaesb RastA UysaA L<vson-Thh was
an action brought 10 recover 81 600 for diamond ewery
stolen from shs plaintiff and alleged 70 have beOn
ceived by she defendant. Tho plaintiff, who keeps .
jswelyy store In Chatham street, was robbed about
ysar ago BY three boys, who carried or diamond pin
valued AZ 81, 800, besides osAer articles q jewery,
valued In oil AZ $4,000. OlnOsrs J0urdan and Golden Of
tho sixth precinct police after several days Search
rested Of The sheves Who confessed that no had sold
portion Of tho stolen goods 70 ,he defendant The off,
in Brooklyn. and arrested him on charge Of being
ceyer. While the criminal proceedings woro pending
civil Dun Instituted against the defendant and DAM
ages, ~ We have already stated, laid a. 50 900.
Tho plaintiff testified 10 the 0es Of tho jewery and 10
subsequent interview with tho defendant In which no
admitted having received the goods. Tho defendant tcs
Red that he knew nothing abOnt the affair." and thai the
statement made BY tho plaintiff far % he know
wholly without foundation During tho examination Of
Spencer, tho counsel for Tho deenaaa 20 ono sde and
exReCOrder Smith, the counsel iov the Plaintiff on the
other (which exoited q good deal Of laughter.
The jury dep0esd 10 Compr0sAso tho matter and
rendered verdict for tho plaintiff Of Gfsy dollars.
WIDOWS COMPLAINT.
Before Judge Barbour.
ArRn az Oliver W. JsnAixs Vs. David y. WAeeiev.-
This action brought by Tho widow Of Tho plaintiff
0t for services rendered the DEFENDANT by
her husband master Of Tho bark Pey,ona during tho
voar 1854, VOYAGE 10 Australia and back. For tho
plaintiff Il was shown that agreement made with
The defer dant whereby tho latter agreed 70 pay Captain
Jenkins $3.50 month for his services and that the debt
voyage nnsuccessfuly conducted, and that
oes enlaed upon Tho owner OF tho vessel 10 Conse
quepco Tho has been triAl for two saye, and
win probably DO concluded 70 morrow.
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1IE BOwERY-MADAMB wIDgER CLAfRvov
IOJ ant and gifted Spanish lady unveils the
OF fnnriy love- marriage, sbsept friends sickness; pre-
scrbss medicine for ell dsesses tells lucky numbe PROP
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no MISS wBLLINaToN :

ITO MISS WELLINGTON.
i II your fortune you would knov.
10 Miss Wclliuvten ron should 90;
She never fails 10 tell you true
what Fortune has In store for you.
Husbands, incorporate or untrue.
she will restore faithful To Won
Ror love, good luck In business. sbs
A talisman for life will guarantees.
Call ron can, IL not, you'd better
Consult her Immediately BY letter.
This beautiful lady, gifted snd true.
Resides at one hundred and one Sirth
Business hours from A. N. 70 O r. M.
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B. MAURICE. GREAT AND REAL AsTRoLoG
i. His skill by thousands has been tried,
And thousands moro he win meet.
For in Aslsc,oger Maurice you can conhds

AZ No 1cC Blocker street.
based Wholly scisalisf prncS.: and SHOWN
20 fall The hand Of fate has marked ont The path q each
py Of nansiad Prof Maurice has Profound inoweage
relates 10 The happiness or misery Of cne's whole
al ever ra knew score he viii bring success ont q
as1s sns " Il
tells the very day you VII marry AID SHOWS Likeness re-
seriSes your fssass points your enemies. and
al future dsnger good luck and prosperity through
their age and 81 and address A. B. Maurice box $50 New
Bsesse f street. ssars %s @ Ss "ss
4 BETTER AsTEoLooIsr 70 NoT, TO BIZ FOUND
IN the Unica s.ss s,n Dr. y u ana Mrs D
ali others fail Thev be consulted all AFFAIRS of hut
a Sn lis ossnhs .taacn wese abss
6c also sickness the sick party viii rerover die Of the
smssd, what part o. lie body sseicd What treat
men, ana medicines are b.s' snspisa - me SICK
ter enclosing 81 aud time % birth Also, chronological
.mnstons MADE once lGo GREENE street. below Prince
A Roma Frpg AsTRoLosIsT THAT EVERY ONE
q yC ssp S snG bnss scss, aSi 6s Secs
a. rs A S.s. .,'' f ssC,ss En wa
CAuTros-Ang sog ~ ss5rfsLE, HAVE You
Been s Ssa promises @ss s' % q % Ross ess
Ia iq,s s ha. a sse wa nas .s
aud shows correct ssacss % future husband Or sesen
t reH sS AID ssTens avenues Name on Ss
door. Ring the bascmens bell. -
AIRS. MARION JANIS. ISDEPENDENf CLAIRvor.
I'M ant no Thrd Avenue Seventeenth street. devoes
ness AFFAIRS aenersp Assists ia recovering lost property
no charge References given oeutlemss not sam,irs
MADAME WALTER. THE WORLD RENOWNED
lsdns souss Tss and c "a p i've
nssts wnere she w reveal the mys.ses q We p.n pss
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MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
A DvIoE TO MARRIED LADIEs.-MApAMg REsTELL.
as al ia Of a ss can BE-
view Ml 30 necessary No charge for aayise Her nfa
ss 4. also T. sasa s' ss
ao MSh y
box No. or No wlich are four degrees STRONGER than
BOZ carsoe Z. sent BY nail win fui dirscoas p.
mtaOrs Of adverisenents who not only rob them Of
their means but their health.
DyIoE TO rRR AUTHORIZATIONS DIES
segend on with safety and certainty Can be sent by mall
Badies wss desire 70 svai themselves Of Madame
nieSeg SIKH cepo
the hes, medical attendance. Once hours from A. TO
na COOPER IA DUANE STREET. NAY BE COW.
70 diseases enables him TO warrant IN all
cali With certainty Of being raoa cared Or pay
nR GRINpLE,. FEMALE PHYSICIAN ARD Ac.
~ coocher. No Ami;y place three doors from Amity
esnpalns from Whatever cause produced Is sure 10
% ss o1 hours
nR WATSON, AN OLD AND EXPERIENCED pRAo.
t.ionsr ~ enabled TO gussantse cure IN al cases BY
e aha e oo the o. ss or an
~ e 40 e ps 40 ssss
scsse e. dss s O. who o. conss n Maniac rss
By ss as oS go raadSsy Ss1 block above the Metro
nB RALPH-AUTHOR OF THE PRIVATE TREA-
IL tise 6c No 50 Amity street. Those who apply In the
sT q disease S q at have ss esss s.S
long will best appreciate his services
n HUNDREDS ARE RUINED BEYOND REDEMPTION
II In this life by not calling DR. HUNTER at first he
thirty csnhued his attention 70 diseases Of
class which he has cured no less than fy thou
sand His remedies mild, and there inter.
rupon business change OF diet. Dr. Hunter 10 In
constant attendance from In The morning until at night
at his old ONCE No. Division New York city, since 1884
Charge moderate and guaranteed Separate rooms
that the patient sees one but the Doctor himself
His wonderful medicaldiscovery known DR. Hunters
and ali other remedies fall cur without dieting resc
zion IN the habits OF the patient; cures hou tue disgusting
and ening effects OF all other remedies: In
lees than hours without the dreadful
se9uent effects IF mercury and possesses inc peculiarly vau
able property Of annhaiing the rank and poisonous faint
tia. The blood absorb unless his remedy Is used
This he claims for il aud what other will
psh. IL dollar VIAL with medical work Hu-
man fraity, Nervous Debility, Early Indiscreton" and
acknowledgements
MADAME GRISDLB, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, NO. s
lM Amity place. three doors from Amiiv street.
and certain Convenient ladies who
and medical attendance during confinement
MRS. W. II. MAXWELL,
NO HUMBUG WITH MEDICINE.
Ladies cal Advice gratis. No. Greene street. secepd
door from Canal
AIRS. NJ q. BROWN, METAPHYSICAL PHYSICIAN,
Professor Eye, Bar, Throat and Scalp. viii be
at her rooms ID Bond street. time after Isl OF May
Metaphysical Discovery for Deafness, &C, s.
ANTHOLOGY.
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AT THE OLD STAND, iss SEVENTH AVENUE, BE.
N Nineteenth and Twentieth streets ladies and
gentlemen will receive the highest price for their Cast OF
Clothing Carpets Furniture, &C. by calling on or address
Ing ". MILLER Ia willing 70 tho full value for
ssch Article, Ladies attended BY Mia NllsL
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At 1877 SIXTH AVENUE. AND GRNTLE
IA men wish 70 receive the highest price Tor your
Cast on Clothing Carpets Furniture M the hss ysu can
do IL 10 call on send note 70 r. MINTZ n StM ave
me. two doors from Tenth street Ladies aended " mrs
Mnz True, you viii BE- dealt with satisfaction and
benefit