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BY THE CABLE TO APRIL 10.
TIE UNIVERSITY BOAT RACES.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

eOxfOrd Victorious After n Most Exciting
Rnce-The River Banks Lined with People
for Four Miles Colors, Training md Names
of the Men, &c.
LONDON, April 10, 1867.
That great and anxiously looked for rvcran aquatic
contest the Oxford and Cambridge University boat race
took place this morning the Thames for the cham
ponshp The interest manifested by the public the
result was almost equal to that evnced London and
on the road" to the course a Derby day.
The banks Of the lined with spectators for
distance Of four miles, and every available spot on the
bridges was throngcd with people.
Almost every lady and gentleman wore the colors Of
their favores the Oxford color being dark and the
Cambridge q light blue
The race, after good start the most exciting one
Of the kind ever witnessed.
Oxford won by about half length.
The time Of running was twenty-five minutes and
thirty nine seconds
Oxford has been champion for the last seven years.
The following are the names and weighs Of the vic
torious 0xonians SO far they DO collected in tho
excitement OF the moment:-
ST. lbs st. Ds
y. W. p Bowman. s. J. G Tinne UNI
gaizsI T,sS wc ;:lo Is ysrsisy
T " Y: Wood II Isr. G. hal.asa i
on UD,vsTsl; Y l2 2,,,s * c,-,. c,...
Average .......................E Ia
Putney, tho grand rendezvous OF both crews been
crowded during fortnight with noted in the world
Of aquatic sports The the river almost
daily taking their final trial finish strokes with the
and psrfecting0heir splendid physical development
Tho Oxford crew put up at the White Lion and tho
Cambridge men Tor cantabs) at the Star and Carter
Mr. Tins, the Oxford University Boat Club waterman
brought van, bearing therstwo boats, from Oxford
the 1th Of March, and the at work after
wards They pulled against tide up to Chiswick church,
and then rowed down 10 Putney Their pace even,
their pulling wen timed, and their power unquostlona-
BILE even thsn
Tho floods, which have been higher than for many
years, have prevented the crews rowing the distances
they otherwise would when training; but they made
up for tho lost umo glorious when the day
. q hnal tug came on.
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HEADQUARTERS.
hEADQUAR1
'FRONT.' OF QuERErARo, March %

'FRONT.' OF QUERErARo, March o. 1867.
In official communication Escobedo also informs
tho Minister OF War that the birthday Of tho President
the 2ls of March, duly soemnizcd in the camp In
front of Quer6taro that wentyone shotted guns
fred upon the city salute, and that there gen.
era rejoicing throughout the army. All the officers
through Escobedo sent their compliments to the Presi.
dent in honor Of tho day.
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Great Eastern Steplnship Excursi0n.-ThS
Excursion STEVENS viii leave pier ~ North
river foot Of Canal street, this day Sunday half
hour from eleven O'clock conveying visitors around the
LcvIathan. Fare 80 cents.
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Tho People of Queretaro Aiding the Empire
Who will be Starved Out First, the Imperinl-
lists or Liberals S-EscObedO UNIT for his
P0stion-A Change In the Command Neccs-
snry-RebelliOn Onco More In CORhnia. &c.
SAN LUIS Porosr, March 20, 1867.
The position at Queretaro Is but little changed The
renforcemens received by Escobedo have enabled him
to draw his lines closely about tho city, although
no does not yet encirce It, The imperasts still hold
two roads open to the southeast and escape
any with tho greater portion Of their forces
although is doubtful II tho mountainous character Of
the country will enable them to carry of their artillery
and trains
The present disposition Of the mperalsts Is to stand
siege for time longer. They can doubtless hold
ont . moath yet II they wish. The population OF the
city being in favor u tho empire, aid Thorn IN every
way possible. considerable quantity Of grain, II Is
said stored at Qu6rsaro before the sege but tho
reports Of the amount Of supplies In the city 80 con-
n,cting that II is Impossible 70 believe anything. Ono
thing IL certain, IL found to be almost difficult to
feed the besieglng army is the beseged aud the
question Is who win DO starved out frat Tho liberals
making great Efforts to maintain their position, and
Ijudge, will DO able TO do It, Their principal supplies
now drawn from Guanajuato and San Luis Potos
although pr4samos levied all the neghborIng
States TO sustain the army have before stated that
have confidence in the liberal commander, Escobodo
He Is completely untitled for his position and should DO
replaced by Corona Regues II tho liberals not
successful in front Of the besieged city It will DO for
Of leader not for want Of good troops Of which
they have abundant supply. Juarez does not reach
Mexico within month It will DO because the liberal
commander displays gcnenIship war which might
b. concluded within thirty days may jet daily along
for six months; and In the meantime Mexico Is suffering
terribly. Her commerce Is entirely PROSTATE, and the
merchants, upon whom the weight Of every pr6samo
falls heavily, almost disheartened
The Laguna district Of Southwest Coahua Is again in
rebellion and General Herrera who commands about
thousand somewhat lawess men, demands that this
ton BIO erected separate district instead Of It's being
under the rule Of the Paras authorities who seems
much dotescd by the Laguneros as they arc called or
the "extreme volunteers" the Minister Of War calls
them rhoy may give trouble just At this moment
and might readily march Salo and i5erate General
Jesus Gonzales Ortega, confined ther,
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Consumption, Rheumatism. NeursIgI y ain
Immediately; perfect money. DIR. D. AMANDs
French Physician, 40 Blocker street.
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NEW YORK HGRALD SUNDAY APRIL A. ie6z-TRIPLE SHEET

menk contradcts all the reports relative 10 secrcs ara
ces OF the treaties Of alliance stpulatirs for closer
OF the States Of the South With the Northern
Consideration. for the election or deputies 70 ths
Reichstag.
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Gournmd's Oriental Crcams
MAGICAL BEAUTIFIER.
Endorsed by the fashionable world
4 Broadway and Of Bates 29Washngton street. Boston
Weldon, iartiord Chase Providence. Dr. Jaques,
Waterbury; Pope viguers South Eleventh street. phla
delpha; Dyche Story, Chicago and druggists generally
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How sSaas." DOsel HIis Dog.
From SUIT. Loveeood'. Revelation

From Sut. Lovegood's Revelations.1
When wes q boy, and my legs not long
er than John Wentwerth's, dad fetched
homo burned wurthlsss, NANCY, fles.bit-
ten, gray. old fox houn, good for nothing
els of US b-ats. Well, naturally took =
distaste to him, and bad sort Of hankerin
after hurtin his feelins and discumfuriu ov
h'm every time dads back wcr turned -
This sorier keep big skeeS alters in his
ayes, and g a-Iul yell ready to pour cut the
iust moshun he seed me make. So he
'sTnt "a swaller things as be run, and alters
n pt his la'.ss well under himself, for he
never Anowd how soon he might wan. 70
use I'm IN ,o;ine his informal caucus beyond
the reach OF flyin rock He knoyd the
whi4 of arceA IN moshun well md he n: =
az stopped 20 see who flung it. hut Us. let
he'd fly open to gin howl room 10 cum
aud sat his bags gwin the way his nose
happened 10 he piutiD. He'd shy round
every rock he'd seed in the road, for he
oked upon II as calamity ~ cum after
him sum day. | tell you, GeorKy, thi, run
mag em the greatest inven>hun on yesrth
when used keeifully. Wizard a bin. by
his time if | hadn't relyed on these air
legsf Dye see EN-; Don't they mind
you ov pain ov cuinpusses made Ia divide
a nile inter quar- srss They'll do.
Wei, one day tuck spig's bladder, nj
ontu The size Of a ducks aig, and filed i,
with powder and corked il up with a piece
OF sPuns, ard rolled it up in q thin ssulp
q meat and sot the spunk sire. and dung
u out, he swalered it at jerk, and 40 into
gitnn away fur doin H. hearn neise
IKE Dustin somethin, and his tail liz on top
ov my hat. His he'd were nwav down the
hili and bed tuck de,h hold onscr q rootb.
lie torelees were fifty feet up the road
maxim ruunin moshuns, and his hind ones
ssraddil ov fence. rs to the dog his
self. as doc, never seed him aeip. We'll
dad, durn his onsanctiiied soul Aunc Ave
or SIX hundred onder my shurt With a dr;d
SKIN ov bulls tail, and GIN he the re-.
tnainder nexSday with Vaughn whip vha,
he borrowed from g teller while he vur I.
watering his hosses; the WAGNER got sorry
for me, and hollered tn me tn turn nv bee
gin and sQuplin inter fus,rste runnin. which
| emejutely did, thanks tn thes ere ham.
strings, and the last lick missed me abou,
ten feet.
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sslSaslllAll;|(
=

Dear sir Having witnessed Incorporation OF Dr.
wrlsh' 1arsyrnp i0sses OF Consnn'niinn cheer-
iniy recommend il t5hli D. rsens so afictrd
JESSE r. WALKER.
Fourth and Chestnut Sts., Pnuaie 'pnna ~,
THOMAS WinmiIl, Butcher, in I'd St. Market MI
adephia. " fiics
AFTER siner'I = two years with ConsnmpIinn aii ~,
constant henorsges. wa. induced 20 try Wrights
Tar yrnp After usinr six bottles. health retui
and am now al 9 10 attend to my hnsness:
IS. stevens. Druggists. Reading. fa WIZ.
Mr.. y. = hromer.-The gross oi Tar spfnP N.
chased anout three weeks ago Is nearly All soid.
customers speak highly OF it. Send hall er..s y. ~
10 ny tathor, q. Middlctown. Pa and eharhe y y NC
d Nansyckel, Druggists. Trenton, y; =, sa! ~,
Dr. virgins Tar Syrup does I'll you CLAIM or y,
am selling largely Of it, and with much sa'isia''.on
10 my customers
Wrishts Tar Syfap 10 eod by al D,negis'' n n,ns
Country S,orekcepcrs Price 81 per hot'lc- ohe
bottle viii check the most aggravated Cougn.
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TURNER'S TIC DOUL0UREUx OR
TURNER'S TIC D0uLOuREUx OR

CafversNI NeuraIRtA PHI.
SAFE. CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE FOR
NEURALGIA AND ALL NERVOUS DISEASES
II unfailing remedy in oil cases Of Facial Men
ralgia. often eiectug perfect cure In single day
No form ofNcrvous Disease fails TO yield to lite magic
influence. Evcn the severest cases OF Chronic Mem
slgia and General Nervous arrangements OF many
years standing affecting the entire system, are COM
pletely and permantly cured BY it in few days or
few weeks at the utmost II contains nothing inu.
rsous n the most delicate sy-tc, and always 10
uset with perfect safety Ii .inconstant BY the
hest physicians. no give IL their unanimous and
quancd approval S-,it h mail on receipt of 81 and
two postage slainl's. Sold eNcryw here
TURNER & CO.
Sole Frouretn,e. lge Trt N OFT Street b stor Ma.
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Complaints. &c. personally or by letter an iilus
irated Medical Pamphlet on the above difes.
tanning o. large pages. and wing full pafueu'se'
sent to any address on receipt Of s. cent?.
TO LADlES-A psmphlet Of special tmpss.ang,e
to Married Lacics and others cent IN eeaed c.rs ~
0pe on receipt Of stamp. Direct oil letters n -
1AISoso lEssssrxs. 81. PAuL. uuu. auG4s-dSwv
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A common form of Indigestion
Is oppression after eating, or depressing dulnese
of tho spirits with hatulence . belching up OF
wind, and almoet always follows Costiveness. DR..
HAxsseos's PEnrsrALslo LoxKSsEs, give quick and
not require iscreasc OF dose. never gripe and for
Constipation of the Bowels, Piles. Headache. Diaai-
neea, Irregularities, and other Female Weaknesses,
they are Incompatible
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU and lnrnovsD
Ross WAsu secret and delicate disorders In all
ther 0agee, ct little expense, little change In
diet no Inconvenience and exposure. 1t lie peac-
ant 10 taste and odos. immediate in it, action: ard
sfec nom all Injurious properties. tfeb5-dSwIy
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HvSSiCUT 5 kLKC1iVN. - iese Same reas
cal papers tsst chucNie over ii anuicut :
election, and the ska Q! the le.th negg
victory IN Virgins, would howl forth Il
.ierces, dcnunciations II white men at IL,
North, especially ii tho opposing party,
were hurried Up TO and away from the polls
as the BLACKS were in Richmond. In iac,.
this whole election business on the part ~
The Southern negroes is a wicked farce ca
culs'ei to bring contempt on republican H.
st,uuons. Scores Of black fellows are pGt
through under the names Ut Horace Gree
lcs, Abraham Lincoln and Ben. Butler
scores more fetres he names they register
ed by. And o hsr scores are hustled up ic
answer To names not Yet Acknowledged
by anybody. Oae plantation negro looks
80 much like another, single individual
can easily DO IN dc to 10 duts an uo,im,,ea
numoer oil t,nes The election os the
$ Southern Uuanicn,s after sucl method. i
a sham AMI Outrage. II the radicals expec,
onethird Of the country to DO ''recon.tIuc-
ted" in this way, they have but . low con.
cepsion Of what republican liberty means.
They have % much TO say against . ''slav,-
holding aristocrAcy" that they can not see
how infinitely worse than their worst iu,.
putations Of that sort is this plan OF negro
supremacy. sustained n, the expense of the
North by . military tyranny That is all
they can show for their scheme Of recon-
struction.-l Boston Post.
BY her marriage with Prince Christian Of
Augusienberg, the Princess Helena. o
England, has become near relative Of the
poor bu, beautiful Boston GIL that married
Prince Frederick Won Eoer
Among the patents granted last week
was ono BY Jerscyman for improved
competition for sausages." We have heard
Of mixture Of dog, red flannel and turnips
IS composition for sausage, but it il moi
likely that It was ever patented. What the
impsovsusnt may b 10 are ct = lose Il
imagine.
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lENI YChR.
&c. pE'Cz,EsfS'S gSaTEyr
Fer sst3snSsnncous Dcsr csssncnt
OF tIorsc@ srons Carriages.


TiiIs INGENIOUS AND way usRFrL I'VE y.
HON, which has been patented IN the United States.
France and England, i offered Nv the subscriber
70 The public, feeling assured they will find H. upon
examination, one OF the greatest inventions Of the
asse.
Prominent among is aavautacea are:
fIssr-fNe facility with Witch horses may 10 har-
messed to or Embarrassed from carrare. also rem
dcing u annc, rssHy for tie person embarrassing 10
pakR between nchird the horser as IN customary,
thus avoiding any liability Of betting kicked.
SrcoNp-- Ia care vf horse falling. he may he
loosed nem the carriage N second without ieav-
Ing hs seat II = 81 simple IN its operations that
child can work u.
Tntnn AM ''Nts7rr~in case of horses taking
fright. becoming unuansgeable or running away.
ihr terfibleconacquencvs which Frequently follow.
NAV all be avoided by this sinp application 10 ear
rsres A. the horses he loosed from the carriage
ain ,winkiils,' and the carriage as quickly and
safely -iorped.
Mr., q. ptCREUN gave several rablit exhibitions.
The great svor and prsirc manifested by the public
an these occasions, il of the evidences OF pop
I ulsr ,np,ecia,ion ~ its merits.
Tern. may h. known aud orders deceived for ap
piyng the patent carriages. or purchase Of state
''e''e' ~ n DCCREux, ratrntec.
Oct easm es Elizabeth Street. New York.
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ESFEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
Of both ecxee, use HEiMEoiD'e EXTRACT BrcHu. II
will give bri-k and energetic feelings, and enable
ron 10 eleep we'll ffebJd eW1y
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.-,,, ..a,ch,ur and efec i've can be taken by the
olsi.t ,,.,,son or vnungc-t child.
ya Cold ss, e1 mot ,s,, 20
~" l. i, in IN, each OF every one, that they
NAV always ep eonss.pns i for USE ii, o,,.n
:. The tmeis oes 81 tan Z, time. it, cost.
dSwIy. sold ,fss ~ Pro,.,. New yo,r
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A writer in the New York CirculIr pro-
pose, the stupendous project Of bridging
the Atlantic ocean, straight across from The
United States. lie shows that such bridge
can be built. by removing the unnecessary
rocks and mountains Of the continents and
tunbl:ns them into = surveyed. definite lc-
cslity in the ocean, making grade or en-
bsnknsnt which shall, be mile wide 81 the
surface Of the water, and half . mile wide
~ 200 feet above the surface. This grade
or embankment 10 to have openings span
ned by suspension bridges, for ships to pass
through. The combined nAvies Of the world
can convey the materials for the road to
their proper destination. The New York
World suggests that this novel and fessi.
bic" project should be embraced by tho
Radicals ~ they are just now 10 want Of .
platform, having worn out the one upon
which they have stood for the past ton
years." Why should they not stand on .
bridge across the Atlantic 2 II they would
only leave the United States, and 60 GU, and
rs,asin ten years on this new platform, the
people Of the country would make an ap.
preparation liberal enough to bpild il, and
make money. peace and prosperity by the
arrangement. What say the Rsd,calss-
VIII they adopt this new platform.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

MERCY. Howaid Association Reports. for IouSa
Mss. the Crime Solitude. and the EREoRs. Asi-
snd DISEASES which destroy the manly powers,
and create impedimcnts TO MARRIAGE, with cure
means If reof sen; In sealed letter ENVELOPES free
Of charge. Address. Dir. J. SkILLlN NOT 'HToN,
Howard Association. Phttat-ipl;a. Pa sep25d w3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND IN
SAFE REMEDIES for unpleasant aud dangerous
disease. Use ItLxBoLp's EyIFAcr Brcnu AND In
PaoyIp I{oss WASH ItebJ-dk WY
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n STAR ON FIRE!

n STAE ON FTRE!
W. recently reported BY the astronomers. What Of
that Who cares for an orb Ayraids Of miles away
Meanwhile tho whole county 10 IN A BLAZE Of
excitement At the wondcrful effect prodrced during
the past year upon tens OF thousands Of
HUMAN SPHERES
by that auenther OF frey hair, that transformer 81
gray har. that swim hcautiler Of hair Of every un-
pleasant shade Of color.
CnRiSTADOROS HAIR DYE
Appropriation harmless ~ ril rain Manufactured
by J CRtsTADORO. Astor House. N. Y. Sold
nv al Druggists. Applied By all Hair Dreesers.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
sPsyIEEH'S
HOmGODathic Specifics

lIANE proved. from the most ample experience. an
l entire success simple efficient and reliable.
They the only mcdicu. perfectly adapted to pop
ulnr so simple that mistakes cannot be made n
u-Ine them harmless, as to be free from danger.
aud Efficient rs he alwsye reliable. They have
raisee tn. highest com nendatipn from sll, and II
aIuaVs .atf. fart,u Cents
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

Some Of the clergy men Of New York &c.
ssivs ~ 900 year for marriage fees.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

Naaural. Durable, Beautiful! Beet ard Creapes, :,
the World-.wi give satisfaction 70 all. ia 70.
Wholesale Agents for Wrghts Tsr Syrnp' ~ Tnlle,
mcr's Hair Dye In Chicago. Fuller. Fincn wv
Lord Smith. and Burnham. 4 Van SchaacA.
JOIN J. KRONER. ,-h,. .
arcao dom Soc Proprietor
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More sham 10 years OF the suc.
CesSlIl use Of
"Pettltse American Eve Ealya.D

Tin which time over 1ce,o 600 boxes have been used
has placed it beyond the psic of experiment Ii ha.
become necessity in every family for instant use
u9t only for diseased eyes acute chronic. but for
all cutaneons inhamms;ions burns, chiiiblasns. cry
pese salt rhcum. rtinge Of insecfe Mnsquefo bites
npe end all kindred e relieving pains. and healing
- II By magic. Being applied EXTERNALLY. IL has
never been known In Q elngle case, to njure rs the
burning caustics. corroding lotions and Eyewserr,
frequently does irrapsrabe njury to the eye by
r0dng and forever destroying the delicate
constitute or envelope that sensitive organ.
For sae as Wholesale and retail q pfopsiet0re low
ct cash prieee. eTkvBNeON CAhNAHAN,
DSueaaeio end Aesots ~ PSoDsistuss. Davenport
1OU0. oeco1.Atp
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Lame Back

Lame Back.
NGw YoYk, Nov. %. 1859.
r, AIico,K / Co Gentlemen: lately suffered
severely from weakness in my back Having heard
your Plasters much recommended for cases OF this
kind procured one, and the result was all could
desire A single Plaster cured me In n week.
Yours respectfully, j e. BRIGGS.
Proprietor of the Brandreth House.
Principal Agency, Brandreth House, N Y. sold
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ss,,hcEo..'s Fair Dye.

This splendid HAIR Dye Is the best in the world
,Jr,.o ,lr -err and rrErscr DrE- Harmless, Keia.
liz. lnstantsusous 80 disappointment. No ride
rto,s,ip,. Sstufai Black or Brown. Remedicsthe
n, eF.l.. Of Bad n,e-. lnvsorates the hair leaving
le.i,sssll The genuine is signed William
A p.,on.4or Al Others are mere limitations, aud
.,.,.,iat .a.ss5.s sol: by al brrccisissnd PERU
~. psetafs s. I&sslay street. New York.
~.#s5ss .Ut of A COt-$TERFETT
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WASTED Every msn feeling the effects -
hahii contract M yruth. Z" -trd Ii name and I :
dte-- with cent stamp for cufn po'tagel to Dr. j.
Efsfs Comm. Blk 1850, Philaicli hin, Pa, WHO
will Inform them nf q method by Which they can he
cured. aud ihc viro- az rcuth restored. aurH''in
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Private Consultations.

AT THE GALENlC MEuinnn III,
INSTITUTE. in Concert h :,
Block. near the Post Omcs' o.
Paul, MirN sofa ,.A.,t.,,
eN7 The only reguieF en. ~.
cd Iuhrrnsry Of the kinG ~ a sus
West, In charge OF z regu,ss s ~
geon. 3 graduate Of the Ae"'eA'
College Of Ohio. .-.
CONFIDENTIAL CoxecL1Ar. \, n.
Spermaterrhaa or cemr n.t.
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Immense Increase Of Sales.
ALLCOCKS POROUS PLAsTERs,
Where one was cold q few years ago, athoussnd are
cold now.
They strengthen, warm and invigorate the part
upon which they are applied and relieve nervous af-
fsciions Of the bowels, lumbago, paine Of the side,
and usually all local pains. In affections Of the kid
neys they are OF great service.