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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-15

|asn GHI&EsE LABOR
Tssm allparsy "a I'll and
specially iH2he sSu}9In SyxssSs thereI
~ \ demand for labor hich ID bpea|
shs Chimes migrsfIQhA WI Bplys
The South low produces only half as
much cotton As she did before emanci-
patton and though this is practically
Of no consequence at present, as more
Eiss obtained fifrd4 shalf crop 1S@ sEa6
formerly from !. 9 whole one, yet if there
should hereafter be . fall Of prices. the
loss would be Important both to the
South and thsg North chs causes of
this deficit may b. assigned to the de-
cline of systematic industry among the
laborers since emancipation ;,the dimin-
ution of the laborsss disease and
death; the withdrawAr for educational
bpurposssof athewjussaile I blacks swshe
were formerly employed n ,cotten.
picking ;asthe' general limpoveFishmsnt
Of the country yths' war and ithe con.
sequent Want Of cattle and Implements,
and the wise and. prudent devotion By
/ the planters ofsss pars Of sheir. land to
corn and lother cropsesp a. to I'D less
| dependent on, outside sources foratheir
food Tt.nau,ha is III asifaf hoae g oa,,a.,
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"a y ~ WILLIAMSON, N. G.,
OIL it8aG s9i5July 10Th 1859

EDITOR OF DAY Book $50 ~ ia a1ii'
So closely connected lii interest are
the people of Eastern North fCarolins
with your city, that perhaps All occa--
sional letter from this section may not
prove uninteresting. Though tie trade
between Norfolk and the various towns
on the banks % the Roanoke, partica-l
lafly this, has fol y ears been great, yet, ?
we anticipate a considerable increase I'M
it, both from the facts tina crops ofsall'
kinds are so unprscedently forward In
growth that people are now enabled ios
turn their attention to Rthe manufactures
OF lumber and' thel nearly completed
conditionof the Nv illiamston lands Tire
boro Raihoads aahichMill bring aSgtsas
deal of 5producer here forfshipmsntdto
your merchants Ithatsis nowzsent to
Wilmington Petersburg ands aotlaer
points. lOnE townAnow numbers nearly
one Observation-Disclosures, assmsll aums
Der tits iriie, but then we must reraems
Der that speaking Of a Southern
village upon whichogFeat injury swastins
fiicted during the WAR, and atlits CLOSE
couidonot muster ofours hundredasouls.
We anticipated and shat without being
able torendsr aDfeason for IL, the closS
at hadbpefiod when welshall rival any
city int ouryState1 I'VE are ahealthily
located, have abundant Quantities ii
land which can be made as productise
as those of any country, and inexhaust-
IDLE supplies Of the finest cypress, pins
and ash tim ber irhe mot unsxtpectsd
sunounesment Of The triumph of in.slA
llgencesand worth over ignoraueei and
utter @orthiessaess lin Virginia, ins skeI
election Of fMslksf uoversw ells;S wasSrs-
csivsd by 10 aaas TIE people ofsNosth
Carolinawith uabodnded delight, which.
atlthe same time, VI Somewhat lowered
at the thought that We aid i8osas6ter
into some Hind of an arrangement yby
which VIM, W. Holien could have sbesn
kept out Of the Executive chaifs1aW,
congratulate yourspsopls upsss ahts great
victory ana teiftt them, THAT 4Hsy hsss
by their votes turped aside ~ wardsd
off an untold amount of2 ignotniuy ID
store for them. FOO much praissI can.
not be given your journal fer sofieinsa-
ing the, new movement, W means Of
which Ultra Republicanism ID thsOld
Dominion has received liz death bDw,
While our tgubernatorial chair isFSow
aisgracsd by Holdensa our sjudieiSsy
by such men as Jay Birdg Jones. sam
Watts, ct id omns genus, ands our Lsg-
islature by Hon. Cdfss lcolored) lssyo,
your three depsrtmentsio Of government |
are now, andw III future consiMasto
be, respected on account Of the incuta- |
bents. y Again we say, all praise tovthe !
author. Of the New Movement Jtaha.
saved virginia. ls1anek' Cd 70 Ia
Yours Truly, VISA. =
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H6vrsTh Ralsigh Standard, the lead-
ing Repablican 1orga6 ofNoAhg afoliaa,
accepts Che RESULT ofthe Virginia ieleea
it'd wish every manifestation og satis.
facsionw "ThesoDly sisssssadis upon which
the campaign wasp condactsd swas the
ad6pslsn In slibefsl oFn9spsoscriptRe
state fpolicy. % Wells reptssentsd the
Exsfemissd ofbs6e Republican party,
ana walkeF lsHe Eibsrals.U Therefore
the result Of the election ID fsinply the
adoptionoby che RspaBlican party d
Virginia Of q liberal policy, whose motto
WIN be universal 'SnfTagsand Gene
raj Amnesty" Is was stated that
Prssidsnt Grant preferred wslkes, and
the knowledge of thissfact had much to
dowith the result of the election lG
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nsA. Had w adopted tiaes policy 8

WI W. Had ave " s saopss ss sEs s# policy 81
The blind gentlemen who few months
sine urged the virgiuiahs Ito refuse
tHs1alIiahcspof shsitfusfl sspasleasssnd
to lVots down the Geaatitutisas where
would we be now Wells, would be-
Governor till it pleased our military
mastsfsso change tosdir ovsfssssss 0af
fellow.citizsSs Who apssnlsd athsif lives
fof virginia would bssdsnisa shshghs
20 hold Office. andfuaeny of shem even
the right Of sseptfffr rrgs' Add instead of
looking forwa ard to prosperous and
happy f future y as u fiss STATE 81 the
American U nlon, ,vsS would have been
waiting fol IL Sthsf "tdrn ii the screw"
OUT u wh6ls p9liticsl franchise Being 4
limited tight 6, \ gatluanble.!i 5 l@d3 diiioS
! THH 32Ex AMSES lAGf x{Sf szx1Ess,
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g,%s We agree, with the Richmond
Whig sndEbsg the New York, World,
and al the ovsr5zealous Democratic,
journals TO lst US, alone. What, we
have done has been done without their,
aid and in apitsofE their opposition We
are m9re indebted t.. President lles Grant
thap than all the Northern Democrats pnt
tegsthsF feE sa.asd dsll g Let suus rs
alone ! AA1 hLunw arrlerrll vi
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COR WASHINGTON &GEOR0H.
Il TOWN, Ne q, Asysys

VT rR w. coy coKf Enc da eff T. .t K. Ei
TIER, will leave oampbelI Z, wharf,
Norfolk, every TUESDAY ana FxrDAY ct
p. M. for the above places. and Land
ings on the Potomac river. ENAkS uE
to shippers OF truck, as 1t gives direct
communication with one Of the best mar
b cts In the country. ---a---y~
Freights taken at low rates and aelnpav
truck packages returned FREE.
For further Information, Freight. and
Passage, apply to fU D.. -
JNO. Fl. WILSON, Agent, ~
jul5-d3m No. Is Campbell Wharf.
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New Advertisments.
------------------
T. r. GARY, r r, o. Efne,
late Richmond. late Petersburg.
TO THE TRADE

VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA.
WE have just opened in Norfolk. On
w Main street, Opposite the Pest Ofdce..
the largest ana most complete stock Of
China, Crockery, --)t .LE4JS
Glassware,
silver Plated WMTessssasssHssaassssss
House Furnishing Deeds
1t has ever been the pleasure Of anyone
to offer to the trade - =
Our stock Is OF our own tmpor tatien Ands
bought of the manufacturers direee, 90 o.
dun and depressed. market, which enee
oles us to sell the trade at '3s5ias e e a
MUCH LOWER FIGUREs
Than they have had offered TO thsna
since the war. N *. efEAs@
Our stock is complete and one naeA not
go further than call on us and md oom-
plete assortment such as iB ubu2fly kEUt
by f1rst-class wholesale ond retail 6roof-.
cry. China and Glassware Houses.
Respectfully, t1%a nfsss1 80
THOS. X. GARY 3 co.,
Main St., opposite Post Once, 1
ju15-dw1m Norfolk. VI. -
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nED0sHWelis had' been elected. there
would have been no trouble Tin finding
out VINO ratcheaasWalkef. In that
case ittisprOysble that every member
ofthe tsinstitdtiod" wasould nave claimed
the Honor s1t ssEy9sxs o3 1850 agg
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STORE ON CAMPBELRS kWHARF
~ FOR SALE. w
A Large New Brick Four Story WE.
house on Campbell's Wharf, for lie
cheap.
7. F. OWENHEAsA
with K. q. Lindsey a Co.
Jell "a W. Mainstfeet
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LOTS CHEAP.

Liberty and Salter streets for sad low
Apply 10 ..-In5s
4. \ OWENS.,r.4
,.,. With n. q A.adsey &,C0s. Ia
JeZo Real Estate AGNnfssS
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OIAIHE AND FANUI UKY GUUDS
IS NOW OPENED 4.. ~.
And that we shall add from DAY to day
all the NOVELTIES IN DRESS
GOODS, &c of the season, that
are received by New York
Importers.
We have made arrangements for goods
70 pe snlPped 70 Us ev.i5 week, besides
being In the market
IN PERSON TO MAKE SELECTIONS.
We earnestly ask a call from every one
that Is anxious for first class Goods 1t
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
BE sure to call before You buy. as we
are determtned TO do business with every
one that favOrs us with II visit. We
promise our very best efforts to please in
every particular.
NORSWUkTHY Il JENKINS.
sp7-tf
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p 1ANo F Q ? TaE1s-
1 have just received and opened two very
fine A<'-A
AT n, Z, k..sls,s-z. 3 Il

Il. 4ff}
PI A N ST 4ist,a&
From the mandatory Durham &l0oas,
to which would call the attention ofshe
public. HliFG.
The great combination of tmpEove-
ments attained in the Dunhafn FfSho
Forte, in regard to tone, ..toach. power.
quality. durability, and workM 1hehtp,
has built for t a reputation which to-day
stands unrivalled In every section o. the
country. and has also ELECTED froM tbs
most eminent professors and c0nnotar
seurs the unanimous opinion that Tia
Durham Piano " ri
1861 aiaa5H 81 so,tG
/ CANNOT BE ExCELLEDsi&A d.
All Pianos warranted and sold atSsfys
lowest price. Old Pianos takenS IN ~.
change.
G. SCHwARZKOPFyG III
SIS Main street, w
jul5 3rn Under Iohnsouss Ha1l.
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For Sale and For Rent.

jul5
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SIX DOLLARS PER ACHE.
Two Farms, with Dwellings and Out.
Houses on each, about 20 miles fr0n1S1Or-
folk, Tor sale at S. per acre. "A n6SxMi
creuit on q of purchase money. asaSF
II. G. LINDSEY q CO., ss3ss
Real Estate AucLiOneessfm
je23 "a West Msaim asrxssasxy
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The language of nature and experience demon
strates that whoever would enjoy the pleasures of
FOOD the beauties of landscape, the joys of compan-
lonsnp, the riches of literature, or the honors of
station and ren0Wn, must preSerCe their he0th
The effect OF foul, injurious food, entering the
stomach, is to derange the digestive organs aud
produce headache, loss of appetite, undressing
sleep, low spirits, feverish burnings etc, which
are the symptoms of that horrd disease, Dyspepsia
which assumes a thousand shapes, and points to-
word a miserable life and premature decay. PLAN
TATION BITTERs will prevent, overcome and coun-
eract all OF these effects. They act with unerring
power, and are taken with the pleasure of beY-
erage.
MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior to the best inn
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the price.
Veterinary Surgeons all over the country are
recommending Sheriddn's Caual0ry Condition
POWDERS for the following trouble in horses-Loss
of appetite, roughness of the hair stoppage of
bowels or water, thick water, coughs and colds,
swelling of the glands, worms, horse all, thick
wind and heaves.
friend of ours who is chief CLERK in the Gov
ornamental Dispensatory, says that no medicine
chest is now complete without Johmson's Ano-
dyQe Liniment. We always supposed it was pre-
scrlbed by laws if is not, ought to be, for GER
tainly there is nothing in the whole materia med
lea of much importance to the soldier and the
sailor as " JohnsoL's Anodyne Liniment.
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Uk.;y ms, ami Fell .yo yau (sOnsl
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
NO. q Russimch Street.

Opposite Revere House,) BOSTON
TENIE Trustees of this Institution take pleasure in
L nouncing that they have secured he services of the
eminent and well known DIR A. ii. HAY Els, late Sur
U. s. Army icePresident Of Columbia College OF
Physicians and Surgeons, &c.
This Institution now publishes the popular medical
book entitled THE Science of Life Self
Rrese rvatiOn, written by DR. Hayes 1t treats upon
the ERRORS OF YOUTH, PREMATURE DECLINE OF MAN
HOOD, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, and all DISEASES and
ABUSES of the GENERATIvE ORGANS. Thirty thous-
and copies sold the last year 1t is indeed book for
cry anyoung in particular. Price only $l.00.
This Institute has just published the most perfect treat
Use of the kind over offered the public entitled SeN
nal Physiology of Woman, and Her Dis
eases. profusely illustrated with the very best
cravings This book is also from the pen of DR.. Hay
Among the various chapters may be mentioned, The AIys
tory OF Lile-Beautul Offspring, Beauty, its value to
Wonan.- Afarriage,-General Hygiene of Woman,
Puberty-Changc OF Life,-EXcesses of the Married =
Prevention to Conception &c. In beautiful French cloth
$500; Turkey Morocco, full gilt $3.50 Either OF these
books sent by mail securely sealed postage paid
ceipt of price.
The ''EseaD0sty Journal of Health first.
class paper in every respects pages 81 columns
lshed on the LIST of February and every month during
the year. Subscription price per year only so cts. Spec
linen copies sent free to any address, application to
tho Peabody Medical Institute.
ALBERT II. HAYES, NJ. d., Resident and Consulting
Physician.
n b. DIR. III. may be consulted in srices confidence
all diseases requiring skill secresy and experience
lNVIoLAELE SECREsY AND CERTAIN RELIEF.
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Mr.. johnson spoke about two hours.

SURGICAL. We have been shown by DR..
Rouse of New Brunswick, formerly of this
city, an entire upper jaw, which was removed
by him from the mouth of L Mr.. Brown at New
Brunswick, who was injured about three years
ago by being struck in the mouth by the bolt
from circular saw, which SO nured the bone
that it would not heal, and commenced to decay
and to save his life the whole jaw and palate
bone was removed, and as soon as healed suf-
tcenly 4 vulcanized rubber jaw was SUBSTITUTE
Cd and the man is able to talk and eat as we'll
rs ever. We are Informed that this is the first
time that the operation was ever successfully
performed land much credit is due to the DR.
for the shillful manner in which he performed
the operation. Rockland Patriot.
We understand that the Doctor has perform
81 many shilliul operations in Rockland and
vicinity, and is frequently sent for in difficult
cases among hi~ former acquaintances and pa
TENTS.
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DIED.

Contemporaries beyond the date, name and age, mast
6epaidJor.l
In this city, April 9th, Mrs. Mary, wife OF Capt Isaac
Clark, aged AZ years.
In Headsburg, Cal. March "a, Mrs. Mary II. Condor,
wife OF Isaac Condor, formerly OF Belfast and daughter
OF Elisha Philbrck, of Thorndike, aged to.
In Lincolnyle April LIST, Benz Benner aged 20 years
months and IS days. New Hampshire papers please
copy
In Bucksport, March 81, Rev. James B, Crawford,
Principal OF the Il. NJ c. Seminary, aged 40 years.
In llampden April Sd, at the residence OF Dr. Buker
Mrs Eliza Thomas, aged G6 years, widow OF the late
James Thomas of Newburgh.
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Fire in Biddeford.

BIDDEEoRD, APRIL 2. FIRE broke out about
II O'Clock last night in the livery stable of 6.
l.. Foss, on Alfred street. The horses and har-
nasses were saved. The stable and other con
Tents are total loss. Adams's Fish Market,
adjacent to the stable, was badly damaged. AT
: O'Clock another fire was discovered in barn
on Green street, owned by George Scott. The
barn was entirely consumed insured. Soon
after this, still another fire broke out In the
lumber house occupied by bearing & Pisbury,
coffin makers. This was extinguished without
damage. All three fires were thought to be In
ceudiary
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MUrlNY on BOARD MAINE SHIP. A private
letter states that Il mutiny occurred at the
Chincha islands previous to March 8, on board
the ship l.. b. Gilchrist of Thomaston, Capt.
Watts. The rngleader Of the party attacked
the officers with s razor, when he was shot and
killed, and with the assistance of other officers
belonging to the ships lying near by, the mutt
ny was quelled An Investigation of the affair
was subsequently made by the authorities, who
fully eXonerated the officers of all blame in the
matter.
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Notice of Foreclosure.
Farm at Auction !

TINE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL AT PUBLIC
i AUCTION, on the premises on Monday, April Goth
the following property:
One Farm, Situated in Waldo, six miles from Belfast
and two miles from Patcrson's Mills the road from
Belfast to Waterve, said farm contains fifty acres Of
good land under good cultivation good for early crops
and has good pasture; also with 100 apple
trees commencing to bear the farm twenty
hay and has two wells OF good water. On the farm IL
story and half house well finished, and with and
two sheds; also two barnshe whole being wei arranged
for the convenience of the occupants.
Also, one double seated express wagon, two single
truck wagons, sleigh, Turning tools, one horse onr
yearng colt, yoke years Old steers, shotc
and two cows.
WM. +. SHELDON.
Waldo March p. 1860.
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Belfast Savings Bank.

THE CORPORATORS of the above named Bank ar,
L hereby notified, that their annual meeting will be
held at their Banking Room on WEDNESDAY, Apri
81, 1869, at O'Clock, r NJ, to act upon the following
business, viz
l. 10 choose corporation officers for the ensuing year
2. To see what change if any shall be made in tn,
By Laws.
3. To transact such other business as may legal,
come before Them Per order
JOHN H. QUlMBY, Secretary.
belfast, April :, lso9. 2w39
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UARk! HARK!
HEAR We AFFLICTED

PROF. NJ FERDENANDERZ, a Regular Physician
and Surgeon and of integrity, deems it his duty
to the peculiarly afflicted against the extortions
pracced upon them cases of which daily brought
his notice. Dr. f. is remarkable for his low charges and
his speedy of any diseases of the urino
tive organs. All weaknesses peculiar to ladies speedily
out fear Of CHARGES It is for the interest," w' n
females to consult him, his is apractce peculiar to
France and Spain.
cipled men skfully removed. Young men addicted to
habits suffering from seminal weakness can call
and learn their case without intimidation, Good ac-
commodations for patients wishing remain in the city
All consultations free Dispensatory and Office, corner
Howard street. Address Ii ok Box 1905 Boston Office
hours from A. NJ to +. Al. 35sp
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Guardians Sale.

TINE undersigned Guardian of Netie NJ. and Addie c
l. minor heirs of William j. Newcomb, late of Burn
ham, in the county of Waldo deceased hereby gives no
tice that by virtue of license from the Probate Court
will offer for SALE to the highest bidder therefor at
dwelling house OF David b. Carr, in said Burnham on
the thirteenth (3) day of May next at O'Clock in the
afternoon, all the real estate OF which said William J
Newcomb died possessed including reversion widows
dover therein Said real estate consists of the no
stead farm of said deceased containing about eighty
acres, and undivided half of lot $, Gardeners
and Williams Gore, containing eighty acres
less. Said real estate situate Twtches Corner
in Burnham aforesaid.
'''''' SARAH NEWCoMB, Guardian.
Durham, April /, 1869. 3wa9
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tfELMBOLD'k
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA
ERADICATEs ERUprIvE & ULCERATED DISEASES

ERADICATEs ERUPrIvE & ULCERATED DISEASES
THRo1T NOSE, EYES, EYELIDs SCAR, and
SKIN,
Which so disfgures the appearance PURGING the
evil effects of mercury and removing all taints the
nants of DISEASES hereditary or otherwise, and is
taken by ADULTS and CHILDREN with perfect
SAFETY.
TWO TABLE SPOONFULS of the Extract of Sarsa-
parilla added pint of water is equal to the Lisbon
Diet Drink and one bottle is equal to gallon of the
Syrup of Sarsaparilla the decoctons usually made.
Az INrEREsTING LEIT ,d si,lpa published ii, in the
of Sarsaparia in certain Affections by Benjamin Tray
Sc Speaking Of # hose dsessses and dis
arising from the M 4t me a he stas s
pouer is ertraordinary so than any other drug
acquainted acHh II as in the stieest sense, tonic
state Of the system snnen, and yet irritable rend
other substances Of the tonic class nndrota6e in
iiL1iOnS.
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DESPAIR NOT YOU ARE NOT YET
ENCURABGE. RELIEF Is AT HAND

Y ISTEN TO THE VOICE OF EXPERIENCE. ONE
- WoED TO THE DYING should s}a arrest the attention
where many sinking under that long array evils
that arise from that dreadful scourge solitary vice. and
Young Men, it is late, and suffering in enervated
youth premature oldage, arising from that habit
which undermines the bodily health and the mental pow
Remember and seek the true physician, DR. FRED
ERICK MORRILL,, of No. As Howard Street, Boston.
symptoms tell you your condition. when you sensible
Of Weakness in the Back and Limbs, Loss and Prostra
ton OF the Animal Functions and Muscular Power, De-
rangement of the Digestive Organs Dyspeptic Ailments,
General Debility, and the common symptoms Of Lung
Weakness of Mind, Alienation and Loss OF Memory,
Restlesaness in Sleep, Confusion OF Ideas, Depression OF
Spirits, liabtual Sadness ana Disquetude Longing for
Change, Evil Forcbodng Avoidance OF Society and Love
of Solitude and Retirement, 1imdity, Mental Uneasi-
ness, Headache and degree Insanity almost termin
atng i'll absolute madness Co. young man, when nature
thus bends beneath the abuse heaped upon her. and let
false decacy deter you from the wise Go to
DR.. Morrill,, and he will give you restored health when
the body is overthrow and the mind wrecked; he
and has cured innumerable of Nocturnal Emission
and other terrible infections from this fruitful cause Of
disease
In cases, too, of Gonorrhaa Syphilis, Venereal Com
plants and others OF similar nature have no fears OF
the result you place yourself under his CHARGE his is
the voice of experience, and he has cured
than any other living physican,he has administered to
safe, speedy and infble perfect is guaranteed
and radical cure is always effected.
The Doctors Female Monthly Drops the only sure
for MI Supprcssions and Irregularities that
offered for sale IN this city These Drops acknow
tons and producing regularity in all of Female r.
regularity Suppressions, &c. &C., whether orig mating
from eod or any 9ten causes They are mild
virtues the benefits which have been realized by the
afflicted in their use. The Drops can be obtained my
office, No ~ Howard Street. Boston, with directions for
use All letters attended to- and medicines directions
SC. forwarded Immediately. 1y45sp
A CLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN and BEAUTIFUL COM
PLEXION follows the of uELMBoLD's CoNCEN-
rEATEp EXTRACT sAEsArARILLA.