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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29
Eosson Cattle MARKET,
At cAagTipGE And BRIGHTON.
u -. nL..n...-. =. 81 - -. - L.

P<p5y,l1 fy 1Hg laIRUSE fr ~ esst sntg H'dltiSag
Ssyt - 1854.
TIE following l. tie amount ofs.ork Il walFc.: .
Cattle. Sheep SIote.. i.l iics,. Ves'
L., we-l........ $40 i0oO 800 100 100
Ayo.r ago sop.30 .,-a5 s.E.2 Go LIS -
PRICES.
REEr extra -l5 : IL ;hrsi quality, SlIq !5i sreond
austv 10 - u rl o. An quality tasyo 10 bnl, 80 y
80 - 100 D. On total weight Of hdss Iilow All diessef
Wonxxa OXEN, ssaaai7, on nearly aeoosi!ns TO iher
Cow. and c,Ivr. <aoe go: e.,rs. eso1eioo.
sross--f-srhIzs, ti2dSI3. two yraf oids S-SGr1
three vear,olis Z - go.
sHErF sri Larrs, ~ lo,i 81 sCd t5 - gheoi.
snorg- whobfllc. iOo,i. retail. ierlir. t''h. .
HIDg. 10. yile I.A s..Bs 40 iao~ ilGl'c. = d. Oh
dul md uIs.ff 81.
REusnKs-The E,oct ~ clc 10 lsrrsin runn-r ard low
IN quality ve cui lgi head 4 CancrIdr. nnd e. Hrt-ht
on 90 .ioln Albany SIC Msias and f.w si-in esi
To ssa sdali today tlos~ uf-0ic yHs-fiis - Tom
trd,rrobshy nesr .. ali Tie butcher again heirg lis
n count. lIvn lh- cy where they they
Ia. ior no,huk hndiS tien-ises They ID ALEC 70 ie
,sfy - -, ~ is-2 q r. - .., 49, ss I'd
the price ~Yesyng r. Many b. Ger, irhertnorr said
huv trsyy on anv uissr N, trade IN .'orc cattle
y,r dalloi hors hsn IL the beef nr. In orc case
parties cars within 50 ~ tracn, 10 ~ tsgye od' = 80
pr head sni u yrsras- = eth The h's. qnaty OF
beef scarce but heard % s.i- ic lei" 3.
aEd si looking Oxen e Il Pc, and down 20 =. We .hinE
beef g. ubou, &C. y L lowfT than Ia; week.
r.. sf..p " Aeayy .iocid aud ihe market Is
liaue, III, perfect ayanoho ,hcs? j. iookei for from
that farss Numbers g0uinssin rud ti- butch
Themselves yedir o1l portions u their li
dso,es Market from IS 70 ijc per he'd lower han week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29
DEATH PROM ExHAuSrIoN.--A man su

DEATH FRON I.AHAIOITUN'--" ".'''' 49,,
posed 20 be james T. Shea resident OF me soali
Ward accidentally fell overheard from the lop' -
Maiden Lane ON Monday night lie was rescue, y
some bystanders in an exhausted conditions sns w
SOC after He was aged sboa thirty i've years hla Va,
hnlr md vhiskcrs and dressed In oisok coat w
striucl pants blue checked shirt, aud heavy prses.
shoes. Ia HE pocket WIS found card beaSihs ~
maine OF H. Woodman. Quartermasters Depsi ,ul'.',
Coroner ilcy held an inquest on the BODY ana ave.
dict of death from exhaustion" was rendered
A reporters pew has been established ID .
!lslienabls London ehp..h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29


WEDNESDAY,, sepf. ~ 1884,
AsIFS-The msrLel 1, ql., and IN tho absence OF 's''
pr!ces ere merely ronrsl. -,
COAL-Tho inquiry for Domestic hss proved very light and
trcs are 2JQ - ~ per TIM more sud TIE nsIke u very
Al the costhe attention Of the tiaie being directed
10 tho ;nc fala ss .vrf bsiow sndwe omit ard quotations.
Foreign 4. inactive and much lower :ew ,aes h,re oern
made Of Goals not made public The f-gn-
nr monthly auction 25VU tuns Scranton and iscAs
wanna Coal csn- of announced 20 9ay, and rcanrd IN
general deeineof 81 &c per tVa Tie entire onc1rg The
sale attended but buyers ssencd rraeiant 10 take
hold uLe,s at rates la accordance with tie de"n"nrd tr
Gency Of cold and ao other commodities The TACT Of The
MISTER is that pnos have bern hsb and The sde cor
oren.y have bought very sp.insy the pas, two mo, 80
that the stock las been slowly the ncicse ard holders
have therefore, yielded 10 the pressure Of the times Al
tist remains now 10 for tho people a; lar5e 10 nae
every eo. the Retail price down - per tgn u
from l4o0 TO 2Ug 10, e Company sse ha gone on ~
decline % D. per Of $40 E which 10 tie only TN
known 10 commercial notions IL Cos has been TOO high c
past four months due 70 the above Company "a h,
they have established any Hous yslso :os Il a hriE
regular saes. II tire active demand for the article ioE
Government and the action Of dealers and competition
among buyer that led prices high But a. The
market has -rd suc g:ea. dcc.iue, sppfeend t.,
The ueope scnclsy will breathe freely. Heappend the
iull particulars o. the fale .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29
iAdyertisement.i
The FOURTH NATIONAL BtNK,
NEw.YoRY DEposIIAar

and
FINANCIAL AGENT or TIP UNITED sIhrRs.
Nos n and 20 Pine ST.,
Receives subscriptions TO the new alo TREASURY
koTss which are convertible at matariy into Dix PER
CENT GoID-ByARr;o $50 BONDS.
Commissions Of per cent allowed IN ell cssef' sho
liberal terms 10 Banks who hny TO sell again;
Receives subscriptions to the lo-io Bonds
f,ouvsr,. ,ha old :Llo notes into per cent. 1913
Bonds;
CoTee,s Warrants and Drafts on thn Treasury AM
,psaci, all other business connected with Govern
ment. MohES hhi'"0' A''''''
wv VAUGHAN, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29
Naval Movements.
THE LIGHT DRAFT IRON CLAps.


IL is we'll known that the light draft nor
cads have not come up to the standard Anticipated W
their designer. Twenty OF them were commenced anI
pretty well advanced on the stocks one OF The nm
her launched and did meet the antcipaons Of tie
| Navy Department. commission was orcan'z'd.
among whom. We are told. we're Admiral Gregory.
apt Ericsson ard Others The result Of The hyestlss
ton was that fourteen Of them will have their sides
raised y inches. and the remaining six wi-hs,e Ia
turrct and be used torpedo boats IN hertIs lsy'
Ing single gun tho deck Three Of the hgat dJs's
'ho yard Of Mr. Unierh. w,li be torpedo boat he'-
ing urre. and bat single gun, o,herwi'e carried
ont according 70 the original gsn inspector L:Trt
Continental works viii have her deck raised % inee.
The Aau5uc. building at Capt. Perines yard, WI be
pedo boat, similar 10 the Aodoc and viii be snaeiea
IL abcu. d month.
THE NEXT LAUNCH.
The next launch at this port will be Fl Green
point, the vel. known vessel of Mr.. Henry sret,
ranied the Idaho She Wilde launched. 10 all prohal
y in rho early part of the day sveek non hess s,t
urdsy Great expectations have been clfer,ainee ~
naval officers that this vessel VIII be one o! lie hsiess
vessels in our Navy
THE OCEAN IRoy-CLAD PURITAN.
Work is to be resumed on the Puritan lying
in the stream AZ the Continental Works, Gretapcn'.
been done her since July, rather since the dcurn
!. IN: Q. Congress- Work was delayed only by aocss
siiy in adjusting accounts with Capt Ericsson. who hiss
been released By tho Government from his contract
ansh the vessel No vessel is more stancs. better
built In any navy. When she was launched there were
only two rvet holes that showed any leaks. u VII taEs
about zinc months 20 complete hei. She has heavier
armament thai the Dictator her rival. The Puritan
las tnryets and four guns, while the Dictator hss
but one tar.cl aud two gum.
IN MEMORY OF COMMANDER RODGERS.
A meeting OF the personal friends and &c
enainisnces Of the lamented Commander Geo. w. Rod
gers a. ". was held at lie Brooklyn Sayy Yard =
Monday, 70 make preliminary arrangements toward
erecting monument over bis remains al eS-iondon.
Conn. OF course Us 10 what the monument will De ne
one We, has any cl,ar conception but that II will NE BE-
hitting one who persisted noby for country log
cannot donb'. The movement 10 raise monument ia
his honor win be carried through at Gil hazards.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

"Once Week " advises the uss OF paper FOR
filing mattresses These mattresses when well made
serve n admirable bcddngs for the sick and inianls
among the poor, Who have otca nothing befter 'nan
sacks filed With shavngs to lie upon. They SHOULD oe
made thus: The paper must be torn up into Dass,t
(which will tip II must hrst OF all ne foueu
and then torn toward ones self IN the seams INFO
strips each strip should be ;ornin.o BITS no Ionse,
halt pos,agc stamp One thing IL necessary 10 be Oh
served in this part of the workhe paper must never
be- torn double and each bit must drop separately n"
or beddiue .houd you neglect ths caution" This Kind
OF stuhing ia further said 90 be very healthy.
A man named Pourri was lately summoned
on m English ury, and excused himself By saying that
he foreigner not able to speak English, ana had
10 feed ith his mouth JOJ young pigeons ana IT ne
were engaged as iurymnn they would On, directly o,
ere MAS no other IN Che country cOnli iced them
rs be could The Plea wae allowed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

Pach al produce securely {, avoid Lr-skre Of bos>.
contents u different qusio' ssni, let them be n ss2a
lss peekaser
Mak o,Gythls ll.irly with tho eon'igneos naroj also
nnt yonr on name pys. afk inown 70 lie colsigroe
and the contents Of the r sar9 upon tho outside with pUm
Der w.i.l Sc 10 show what eoulan, and where l. on
Tiihor: opening. ,
Pvt rvoir rRdr lid uron ~. TOP talked mon iho
dsrde Il the si.o ssnd duplicate ~ mail ~ the
,ifns the Eoduco a.asr articles sv,od, siaJg tas
.ou.a sent, c'-
Gs-r sssiu,, mistake. Of ccnn wc., measure &- and
rsin rrpnsi or coFrrctnc quality ~ produce even
nd god aeks. that ycu acies y III always De IN de-
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iAdNeItisementi
TEXTH NATIONAL BANK,
No. $40 B-osdway.

ClPfTAS
Fiscal AGENT or TaK CyITfD ST,TyA
For ale 40 TREASURY Morris and TkA-FoEII gosps
Commission -llowod buyers. pei cent
I n s1orr Cashier. D.L Ross PRECEDENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

Mr.. Albert II. Nicolay will hold his regular
auction sale Of stocks and bonds To-day At i2i oeoek
at The Stock Sales Rooms. No. " Wiiiam-sireet
The Cashier Of the Nassau Bank requests us
10 say that:
Neither The President nor Cashier for themselves
individually or fcI the Bank have purchased any gold
whatever
The gold refused for want OF prompt doi'ery was
bought for Director whose usual place of business
Is at tho Bank making the above explanation very
proper.
The receipts of the 81. Louis, Alton and TeTre
Haute Railroad Company for tho week ending Sept 10
ore follows,
1864. S,021o q llsG9..."... - 9 2S2 -
Increase 50 nor ce-'.........s 10 s5o 70
QuesiioR-When must the State Treasurer 81
New-Jersey redeem the notes Of the bloomfield Bank.
Proie sed on the 18th July under the general BANKING
law of the State. Who can tell
Attention is called 10 the circniar oil The
United Petroleum Farms Association Ia another col
uInn, under Sp2 sal Notices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29
Recent. OF p,osluee.

SER ss7l bhls FouI ia hti willy; io0 bib Corn
MoA; - on brsh what " 80 hu-h. Cons 435oG husb
Oats; 1909 bush Rye g9o hush Net; 80 pags cy,i,nl
~ It.s LrId; LOO fs-i rucs - ps-'. trs: -oPs.s Oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

iAdy-r'i-ernentl
The Gold and Stock Market will advance the
first part Of to-day and fall of the sst part. e. e. BRovS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

Pesce have shout ii rif sud nlcr monoPazi
tho whole fIui; market for nearly months. have sldfy
subfidcd III frg coming IN, uorfiy eugf trfr lira
prices. APPLE az penny sou unctsuacd la fic-. Pears
have advanced. barrel choice fst's sbnnt 'ir
.eson brought sll Grsp~. lt pr1c-s IA, e
eri-sefy p-, sery abnndt and cheap While .oncoFdr
generally inr ~ 70 2. pr 70. 81 good order .s,l-
getting Bare 10. choices Fu; meath put Up Sueh mo
is,b,as a. "a indsTi eud othr. sending
nand iGai2c though ns.i The grapes Of this variety
bringing about &C.. Black h.nhurg- worth !H0Gfc ta-
tawn,s sufficiently ripe TO sci well and Dans.
Hbunint enough 10 quote. fums and much Ia ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

The following comparative table SHOWS .ne
quantity of some Of the principal articles o produce "
s. tidewe from the commencement OF navigation :.
and including te cd Of September, in tSo years ma
o.to1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

p" a I'd ard per steamer LEO pigs. 'heeee al" "
fkgs Butter at aos.i and ioooo'es bacon a. -'' -
49,, zoo bbls. Flour 1T a. cd. and per neutral
-. ,o,tcs Lard az l7s ID. To Glasgow: 1,oOO
- wheat on pryate terms The carrying rates are
90 follows: To Liverpool per American flag Flour I'd
,vhea, d. HEAVY Goods, l0s. and by neutral nag,
F,our L.; Wheat 3id.; and Heavy Goods jc@l's'
To london. per American flag Flour. L. 3D.; Wheat
aid Heavy Goods at i5ci7s Cd; and by Neutral Ves-
sol Flour. Is Cd; Wheat al ali and Heavy Goods at
i5s. cd.
The following shows the exports texemsi'e
Of seee> from NewYcrk 10 foreign ports Tor the wee
ending Sept III. and since Jan. J:
1850 1884 1854.
,,.,L ssag,o an "a ?a9 90 fAsG7. So
10Y -. 10 "a il5A44O-o isssra Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

since Jan l.. $Ica 1859 $lao,.2,9eo sl"a1" SUI
The following shows The condition OF Tie lead
ing items Of tho Philadelphia banks Tor th0 past anu
previous week:
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CHIYsR.

The rernsks regarding Tho butter trade sve generally srp
cable the che. .sTs- 81 least dab--- to
cerueG Price. have do,ed ioUi two t. forf ceas = H.
aud trade 1, al ttsad. tine STATE dairy sold ~ il
ana b the top h.urc To- choice f.coiJ ILoush 4r.e
Gomez made by hoaors buyers require s nioie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29
n. Y. whole.nle prices of Country Produce

ron TuE NEgE ENDING "rnsEsDAr, S"p'. ~ I''i.
lExm.ssy loI THl. ~. i. Taibu,s 10y vuF own hcpprf
The following the current rates Of sIucs IA good con
dcn sold ey ccinssion honsea a. ~hole-lc- sfpers
receive 10 cent los deducted or oommi'sions beside
;f-i.ht aid Osaer .i--sgcs.
ssAAA Avn pVts-pIY.
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vFGETALFS

Potatoes are -il declining Common sSr,, sts ava
t,ns ,hirh take hest and nearly sustain 'h'V
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RfGs.

Eg. are nearly unchanged ~. stock isod snd sriyn
icing i.t Ssle- u Western ~. npr- er iy risciei 90 Nh
rsrt Tor 27a-8c State rfy.to a, cgc- s9n
,ai@s SIC. We quote:
New.Jerr-y and Pcrnsylvania choice, q dor .2'oaJ
state. =
Western, q 9ol, good ordeT.............,A...a5c-
kss Osi- y push. good. .SI0--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

YFTROLEUM-.The receiVs are 3oss bh'a, and at DC
openinq Of Change better hqury prevailed ard The inakt
advanced for crude nd &c for bonded OIL In .ym
s.4r, anles q e1emV raes snd rontequerty no " n.a
,ions ~ moment ansye so,requen,y FRACTION IN II
chsnre sen, raos dn sa2 for crude and tS per sso
Tor bonded Gil without leading to business when hoide
could eel they dH and hen ihry woula they e9nen
:, nee the ~ n.cssvo pHsso Of prominent dealer Rehn<
se IA very quiet 3z: per gallon. The receipts OF r.
roeun at N.~ YoIk foT the week have been as Ia
lowe.
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Sealed Proposals.

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUAETE RMASTER, Z
NASHVILLE, TESs-. Dec. 1870, -
am authorized % plrcha ior use a Govern
mem Twelve az Dozen spit Bguomed Chsirs.
sealed proposals fJF iroshing VII - rrceiy-
I'd AZ this Ofice l05 Cherry stEee-I unA SATURDAY,,
Zee Zfs~ Is6f, " ~ n Chairs must De- o well
.es-0ued ~ GOD and vel made. aDd delivered az
Government Ware Roomss 30. 2, south MaTket
.fr.ef on ct before JsnIary lrt ls6i Proposal-
4 Il state lowest pTlee per dczen a. Eh cl the Chan
.t.if III furnished, and sddre--ed 10
~. A. WAINWRIGHT
~ or,ief ~ Capt aad ASA ". Mr.
Brig. Gsn. J. L. DosAInsss, CHI q n, p. NC.
~
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Messrs. Wood * Boyd, No 423 Cherry
Street have on hand large stock of
the verybest Irish potatoes ever brought
to Nashville. They comprise several
varieties; and are in excellent condi-
ton, stored in cellar where the frost
has been unable TO reach them. Go
and get your Christmas supplies.
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Ian 1T
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A. & n. LAsDsBEEG d Co, Wholesale
Fleler supplies, corner Of Public Square and
Market street, offer TO tho trade and their
friends az large, their grcas stock Of liquors
consisting b. part, OF Mhi5keys, Gin, Bran
dy, Gin Cocktail, Stomach Btters, schie-
dam schuapp8, Catawba and Clarst Wines,
90 tho low rates Of one dollar per bottle.
Cali, everybody wishing a bargain. Re
member l1o place, corner Market and
square. a. VI. LAEDsBEEG * Co.
Oct 25-2ln.
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GESERALs-A catalogue Of GenerslA
photographs for sale at the Gallery Of
the Cumberland, 10 be found in another
column, to which extensive list hss late
ly been added splendid pictures of Ma
jOr Generals Thomas and Sheridan.
Which may be procured at the Gallery
or by mail Price 25cts.
nnH. l5-tf
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Phinehas Garrett.

Former Register OF Davidson county, gives spe-
ca attention 20 the examination Of Titles 20 Proper
ties writing Deeds Of Conveyance, Lease, and other
Legal documents. SEA ~ ~
We deem il unnecessary, In this community, 70
say that Mr. Garrett IL the best examiner Of tiles
and writer OF Deeds in Tennessee. For twenty
years he was fixture" &C our Courthouse, twelve
u which he served as Register Of the county, oy
election at the hands Of the people His careful,
laithhhl and exact manner Of doing business Is
well known, and We oheer'uly recommend HIN 70
al those HhO msy have any thing In MS line to
transact. y, d,
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CoUs7rarErTs.-Iuformasion has been re

Information has been re.
ceirsd bT q. j.. Bariow b Co. that certain
druggists IN this city have been palmipg of
on persons calling Tor DR.. Volloc's PinA Ce-
rate an article OF their own manufacture
which they cay 10 superior 70 the genuine
We wQuld advise eli persons 20 get the
genuine, and should YOU require any medi-
cine for the Itch, Eing-worm, letter, OF
any disease Of the skin, do not suffer any
ulpriuciplsd man 10 impose any other
pr paration on you, but get DR.. Yelloc's
rink Cerate, manufactured by G. L. Bar
tow j Co., no lylz Deaderick street, Nash
vile, Tenn.
i. s.-A liberal discount made to dealers.
Sent by mali 10 amy address on receipt OF
81 II. Be sure that you get the genuine.
sep2l-G
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een. Thonas, Headaaarters

Is still at Columbia, tut q splendid pic
ture Of the distinguished hero can be seen
a. the Photographic Headquarters on Union
street, where il was taken Just before the
battle Of Franklin. Also, pictures and por-
traits Of other distinguished men and wo-
men. We have just received from the East
6 splendid assortment Of Photographic Al
buns, selected with great care by our special
envoy, which we sell by the single copy or
the thousand and 10 mistake.
GIERs & Co.,
dec23-3t ~ and 50 Union street
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G0yrEyKEyT EHFL0Tzzs, such % machiB-
ia.as caqehtCrs, telmst8rs, etc, should pre-
cent sh5ir Vouchers, Certificates. or Tick
e.8, 90 the Banking House, corner Of Union
ard College 5trceis, where the very best
prices are always paid for every description
Of eoFerUneuJ claime.
CFECEs OF THg DEPOaTfARY AT LCUIEyILLE,
csshsd on the very bsst terms.
THOa. g. MAER.
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Take no Bal-sU, Mercury, linp.sa-s at medicine.
for Unpleasant and dangerous d.saasos.
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BOOKS
PhOtOarsphio Family Blbles,

For al Glasses, upon al subjects in every style
binding, and 10 endless variety. Exclusive
Agent for the
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lIs -. J. !. .:,sl,, {

AIrs r. a - EsES OF TIA fE ~ Es.EG-
Vols, SEMINAL URINARY AND SEXUAL
sTsTE sia-aeE and rel .sfls fsestueut--sn Reports
u the HOWARD AsHOCIATiON-seni b NAL IN
-sAisd lsiier envelopes, ne o. ehar1e. Atdrees,
llr. I.SklLi.iS EOUHHFOh, HoEard Assoc,sflons
-. s. srs-'1 Nlnth-stresss Phlla tel prs. p
~ lily
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NJ BOOKS VII show that asT ths pass sys n,ourhs
my praCtcs has incrsassd hundred per osnt- over
iae lat ysHr, un i. Il not % - surpassed y say
IN tie 9tzts. Wa ny Reassa practice IL IN eity,
trssl the ioloFinE
Chronic Cases
sfh satisfaction: Rheumatism, Aaschoas a lhs
Li1ngs; Diseases 81 TIE Throat, sEslsd Ioints
5ad lArnhe, Piea-isys Pans. Ueers, Cancer, Gravel
the stomach, Eeuraigia, Elngs XVI Of scrof1ls.
Deazness, Dssases d tie Eyes, Dehhtatsd sys-
tsrns, Dyspspsia OF ladgeafou, and Consu-npton--
tlzeshsf stl al FrlFate L7sezsea, and Dtsaasea %
the UrizATy oEEEas-
10 the Ladies',
An AascHons q ne Womb rroated Win Eusoaas
Thosa Aarrisd Laaies Who have been % unforta-
nate 70 rrzcary or prove abortion, can - earned
% fhstr faIl tine 0und preEasni, By lvinz me
cal.
steriIity.
Touag NaTisd Lsnss En0ss nuisaortuns Il has
been not 3 hr1ng i1rta 10 doe seEson, remsmess
Sod has aid yoa s1ould multiply and rsplenish- =
lister o. in psrsoa- No iady ever thirT-aFs years
Of age nsed make application Al eoEnmunicsdons
BY isstss or Person stEcty couadsnaaL
Night Emissions Cured.
Foung MaE, stop beiors you farther 70. o. al
tiseases su1ect b Nan, there j. 10 dsezss 10 hard
- cure a. night EmIssious. and physielzns are
seAroe "a. undersiad treatng g and % you can
say that haFe cured dozens n his city, Eei
Ia dfsreni statss, Eho hsFs spent dollar atCr do
lar, and are noH vel cured b. me. am daily ~
csiying leriegs aNd sendng nneicne % AZ parts q
tue country. In a word, ~ thai are dissaaed in
acy HAy, and WI Owe me- cal, / Wl give satls-
fssti0n for ~ o. "a Diseases usnoEed 10 this ID
ysTtisemsnI The hssi q raiersaeos CiEsn N this
civ.
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES,

From eighi % twenty yssrs stsndins, Vim aaruss
Known - science a1d aEne.
f0r medical prOperuea % BuChu, rec Digpsuss-
tory d ire United state.
Zee Proie-soT Deaees Fduahis u0rzs On H.
Prtclee q Pilysic.
Sc reu.srks made ~ tie lsis oaishrztsd Dr.
Physlek, PhiLateiphia.
See remarks made y DT. Ephrslm Mcdowell.
celebrated Fhysiciaa, and member o. Lf,a ROYAL
College d Surgeons, lreisnd. and published In a.,
Tfsu-actOus ~ the King and Qussn's J0urna,
See hedlcO-C1IrErrcal keueH, paflfhet b.
Ben,aulIn TnlFerss feiioN d TIE hoya Colisss u
sGrgeOuE-
So most q TIE lats standard aurLs o. ned ins
Exfrset BucnE.--gl.ao pez b01lls OF AZ lsr q ~
rnp,,s - Na-s, 81 80 80
OT halfs coseu q esch Tor glz, uhieh eli -
suisut ~ cure tns Inosg otst. aats cssss f drec-
tons are adhered 70.
Delivered 70 Aay address, securely packed rom
ohsarFzfou.
As-Descrbe sympeoms IN sil oommuaiean ~
Ours E1ara1iesd- Adrios Erats.
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