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The and important arrivals from Europe produced
quite sensation in Wall yesterday All Europe to
think e nothing else but relations with France The stock
market the London Exchange and Paris Boue senby
affected Dizziness and heavne all the 60. In Lverpso' the
5h ult cotton had declined during the week
a. bags, sales 1000.
In Wall yesterday remarkable state Of things was
expesnced-a species of itself between the Bulls and Bears
The Bulls decided in opinion that there will be warha
France will pay-hat the last message will settle every difficulty
They produced the authority Of Baron Rohsoha which duly
published in the STAR The Bears demurred TO this opinion
quoted the sayings of Mr. Lyngonhe e,rn If Mr. Barton and
called Rothschd Baron Frohchd The whole morning
the amusing prolonged Under the excitement large
quantities stocks changed handbut prices unquesionaby de-
ned from previous On day since the congaon has
much business stocks been doue All other business was In
abeyance Until the genuine official Message be received
opinion be formed Of the exact relations between
the countries.
Real business just beginning Several sales ofrea estate
will place few days the sales of Franka Jen-
kin, Broad Yesterday they sold the Panorama of the
Liverpool Manchester Rail Road & $780, 1t has been etab-
lshed Brooklyn for ae last four mop This has been their
second late fire. The building is not Sold
appears that Governor Marcy the increase OF banking
capital and in favor of aiding the sufferers by the fire. His Mes
ssee covers nine columns pape-who will read it
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KNOwLEDGE.-This day pubished-Price l2l cents.
CONTENTS China No. the Cities of China; the Fossil
No. q Lord Burghegs Advice hi. concerning Expenses
Ancient Seges the Bishops Throne 10 Durham Cathedral;
Helm Wind; Admission of the Public Private Gardens &c
Silk Trade of France Piazza of Monte Cavao the Caacomhs
Monomana in Horses Gas Lehig of Population and
Mortality in London within the Wal Lord Burghleigh Adj
his concerning the TresD of Children; the Devils
Bridge Schools Of Ant Variety of Knowledgei the Popoe
provement Tippe Tiger the Grouse Of Europe No Vulgar
Errors Anecdotes Ct Ancient Eating woreter the Grouse Of
Europe No. 2 Mineral Kingdom, section 49, Plaia China No.
the Great Wolf Of China; Analysis Of an old Magazine; Hurry;
ILLUSTRATIONS IN PART XLL-Nonh Gate of Pekin:
Herns and Skull of the Fossil Elk of Ireland Horns
beTowers Bishops Throne Durham Cahedra Piazza Monte
Cavso Rome; Devils Bridge South Wales; Popose Skele
of the Porpois Tippos Tiger Capercazie Cock-ohe
Wood Worcester Cathedral and City Ptamgan; Bridge and
Tower of Acanaa SPAIN Coldwell Rocks Goodrich Casle
Coracle; Chepstow Castle.
In order thai the volumes might the numbers entire
the first volume closed with the Su pemen Dec. ST. 1882
and published with Title and Index, bound either in cloth
whse the 1885, also hound TO match the FIRST with In
dex and Te-prce 81 The third Volume containing whole
Of the 1884 is also compeied-proe 81 bound The three
volumes are en5clhed with ia engraving
PARTS XXXIv. IND XXXv. completing Vol. 3 Of THE
PENNY CYCLOPEDIA, Of the Society for the Diffusion Of
Use Knopeaee just published and may he had Of all the
booksellers price l2 each The rst second and third vol
he had in CLOTH neatly bound, price 81 co.
London, Charles Knight; New York. WM JACKSON; Bos-
ton j. H. Fsnc Philadelphia, Ouin Rogers Baltimore W.
Richards
The Office Penny Msnane and Penny Cyclopadia
So Cedar where booksellers and dealers supplied with
all the which have been published Any of either work
may be had
The publisher employ authorize any person solicit
payment in advance for any work published by him
jana, g, H. WIN. JACKSON, IS Cedar ST.
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NOW OPEN.-J. TiOM respectfully irforms the oi
\zens of New York that he is exhibiting in the Americas
Academy Fine Barclay street. the following Statues
Oh Mortality and his Poney fs length statue of Burns Willie
Allan from the song of Willie brewed peck omaut Tam
OShanle; Souer Johnnie and other works Open from 10 A. NJ
ill p. M. aud from 7 till 10 evening
Adntanoe q cents: Season tickets, 81. octl5-f
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49, person nafhk possession chased
gold patent lever watch by Tobias No 0 lost the al
the late fire. having knowledge Of the poeor
person receiving such wack Re altered number
erased BY giving information that be found Mr. Ho
rewarded. jan6-3ts
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Mcvcar that he wood for building OF any
house. will against Ie He farther gives prof.
for he can work tor his family as
long Almighty gives him his health He ony IN his menor-
dollars enable him purchase wood to hiid two
wooden houses fill them full Of shsying other cobu oe
The one down the other will stand entire. He
sdsrs obligation mutual il the city Of New York cannot Afford
him little show them ocular demonstration he VIII give
il TO world for nothing, although he is poor
ROB'T c. MoVICAR, corner Of 9th and 18th SIS
n. Smiths Brush storc of Greenwich and Fulton st.
New York 9Th January, 1856 an8-lt+
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DA PONTA INFORMS THE LOVERS OF ITAI.

LIZ Ian Literature that he viii begin IS Dey Monday
read the Italian Classics with pupils the
number pupils limited emily can vet be
admitted "Dte the Prince Of the Italian poets" will read
first Terms 36 lessons for $l2 so able half savsncc j
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~ AND WAREHOUSES.-The subscribers have Ike above
articles constantly hand will manufacture the shoe,t
toe. from any patterns furnished them. Also iron pipes
branches and all other castings constantly hand and all orders
promptly executed. BRICK ALLEN,
jan slim 257 Wafer street, New York.
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V'HE OLD GAEEN's HEAD, II Peck Slip

VV'HE OLD GAEEN,S HEAD. IL Peck Slip.-Dr.
EVANS superior method OF curing certain disease uni
yeay acknowledged in this city. Also Glee Sticiure F
las, ami all diseases arising from the impurities OF the blood The
medicines mild safe expeditions and regularly improve the
strength his charges reasonable and tbs warranted
feet without hnanoe fom tsinessrecsi aud To-
cal cned in few days without particle Of MeIcrny.
Sira possibly experience difficulty making choice,
Dr. +. respectfully ocls call, which will enable them
else then udsmeh experience in extensive Hospitals, and
America for SO years. viii he confident enable him
satisfaction all these who favor him With their confidence.
ug3l
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AUCTION SALES.

FRANKLIN s. JENKINS WOULD INFORM
their friends that they have taken the and comuodious
building No. Is Broad few doors south fall street,
which they fitting up REAL ESTATE SALES ROOM,
and will business the requisite arrangements
notice will be given Of their succeeding sales and
the< will he happy their friends above
Dated Friday, December Is, 1855 dec 3
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RRRAANN5P K ETH PIILbss-DK VIM BRAND.

RRANDRETH'S PILLS.-DR wM. BRAND
H RET the dscoyerer OF these Pills, there
only ONE DISEASE, iupuriy Of blood, which, BY i'm
pedng the ccuiaion brought Inflammation deraneeneno
the where settled and impressed he of ths
truth of this simple the that he thirty peri
and aborious research into the medicinal the D
plants composing the Vegetable Kingdom his object bens
compose medicine which should at purify and produce
by specific action, removal of the hunio by The
stomach and bowels by the the use Of such
medicine all runners TO be carried OF the assume
state Of purity
Many other medicines advertised having properties ous
10 these, hu; the proprietor of these Pills this country fbe
grandson Of the dcovere would wish who think we'll Of
this PRINCIPLE snd who have made of such medicines, TO
give THESE FILLS trial. They will he satisfied
the difference of that medicine which has been before the
English public and has gained sale there u les 10000
serrg and those medicines which forced into
noice by advertisement: before then properties fully kcwn
by the dicoyefers themselves Captains ships and me
chants will find this medicine which will their
and well for exportati=r.
Dr. BIS office is 1877 Hudson opposite Broome street, New York
where Dr. Brandreih Consulted Wedns
and Saturdays. dec % 2m-int
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HAY.-lO0o bales Hay, for sale by VIM 7. WRIGHT.
Corner Bcekman and South and 300 Water
dec ls-u
THE LATE FIKE.-The subscriber is preparing
rect picture o the oonaeon in This city, which will
I've published Monday and offered for sale his
As CORTLAND Of Greenwich The artist empoyedby
him for The task Of giving
ia,on Of . dreadful and Of its distressing and paeor1hy
incidents.
HENRY r. ROBINSON.
II The publication OF the abve is unavodaby postponed for
few days Consequence of the labor of the artists pub
Usher being determined the public with unique
finished picture. dec 29-tf CIR
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A MEXICAN WAX LOCO.FOCO MATCHES,
N which being lighted fiction each sch will burn for
space Olive minutes. For sale wholesale and retail by
NATHAN B. GRAHAM,
dec 8-lw No. SO Cedar st., ooTac. Of William ST.
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THIS gAY rs PTBLIsHEDs, P.iss Is 70; g r =

Bible from the Henry and SC and abve hundred
writers and usraea BY beautiful wood cut BY Adams.
published in the Religious Tract Society," rsyised and
abridged monthly parts each timing Ga pages large octave
and an engraving. The English Society which Issues this work
Of Christians Of denominations and their object
10 furnish valuable exposition Of the Bible, cheap and pop
uar FORM should be worthy The appropriations Of ali Christians
Being published the may he used with Bible
New York: William Jackson. Leav,l, Lord Co; William
Pierce Roson Orrn Rogers, Philadepha jan 8-ll l4,G
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EDGAR JENKINS. Apcioneer.
VALUABLE PR0PERTx IN ELIZABETH

will sell auction Tuesday January ls their sales
Is Broad street,
Az valuable building lets situate in Ezabeihtown Chiffon
Clifton and Cherry
These lots located the elevated land in Elizabeth
and require gradng and being of large size adapted
for either private residences They about $50
yards FROM the depot the New Jersey Rail Road and Trnspor
taon Company from whence persons arrive in New York city
in 40 minutes Ten lots situate Cherry Chiffon
street, and 50 Clifton street.
Maps the property be had Of the few days
previous the sale.
The will be liberal Farther particulars a sale
jan 7-dt isl
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fH1 AMIDOk'S CELEBRATED SHORT
E AND MEDIUM KNAPPED BEAVER HATS al the
60 low price of S. they possess quality requisite in the
costly Hat being made fine fur body instead of wool with
the finest Beaver Knspptey retain their colour shape elasticity
and finish, all weshers and cimsequsle which those
bodes and made in the ordinary possess.
Sales Rooms. Of " all and Nassau streets.
p The Genuine Mole Skin Silk Hats in the highest perfect
ton, price 81. oct 20-3m
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PARK THEATRE.


FOR THR BENEFIT OF MR.. WALLACE
Ills ENENING,
Will be performed the tragedy of
ALEXANDER THE GREAT.
Alexander, MI. wailack hepoestion :, Mr. Riehngs
A0AA"'' After which, the farce Of '"'p@
THE WOLF AND THE LAMB.
Bob HOhney comb, Mr. wailack Col Bon1e Mr. Riellngs
'''''' To conclude with the drama If
SHE WOULD BE SOLDIER
Doors al Ct Performance 10 commence at quarter TO
FRANKLIN THEATRE.
THIS EVENING,
Will be performed the tragedy Of
OTHELLO-
OthelO Mr. J. W. S. Hows Iago, -, Mr.. Ingersol
Aflsr' which, Nautical Ballet called The
SHIPwRECKFD SAILOR, OR JACK IN DISTRESS.
Jack Hsyard, -, j. Seton Fanny Miss johnson
HUNTING ATuRTLE.
smat,er,. Mr.. John Seton Tim Dsndelion J NJ Brown
Doors .pen at Ga Performance TO commence a, Quarter o7
Asst DAY BUT WO.-ADMlTTANCE 25
IL CENTS-Cumbinalions u attractions at HANNINGT0N'S
DIORAMA City Saloon Broadw introducing three
the Dramas and reduction Of price of admission 10 Is cents
lzth inst.
The preparation. grateful for the liberal patronage they have
cei, ed now present following powerful
ORDER OF THE SCENES
Scene ]. The Deluge
Scene . Brilliant display of artificial Fireworks introducing
Washington in the Of the American Sas of Freedom Ma
poeon Boaaparte, &c.
The Cave with il: awuly eni6c scenery,
which suddenly changes
Scere The EnchaRied Groc, or Temple of Happiness,
which fol bliancy and plcndor of effect unmpassed
Scene 5. Moonlight Sea Vew-Storm and Shpwreck.
Scene Scenes in Ialy-dispaying variety Of Scenes, Flu
neral by torch light, &c.
Scene 7. Confagration Of Moscow.
Doors open al half past Performance to commence at half
past O'Clock. Jan Est
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II Papers, o
description by tie late fire. respectfully all those
debttd em either by otherwise hand
Of their accounts and copies b their earliest corye
They will feel obi al those had any
transactions with he description however small t
January whether settled I'D copies Of bills or
furnish any Data which may give them sight bu
Mechanics others who have had hills against any
vessels that have been consigned lem will favor by
handing in duplicates, particularly those against Napoleon
PUTNAM SLOCUM. 1855 Front STREET
N B. Having been informed by friends Ito whom
der grateful acknowledge men that they packed up all cur
which Of the afe in bag and deposited in
Nico Ayma entertain hope they vet
he safe Should they have fallen into the hs, s H.
bera reward will he laid for their dec 3I-min
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u WANTED IMMEDIATELY-FOur BOYS
sixteen Of good habits and character
to Herald subscribers Good will be given
Apply a IS Anthony street, first floor jan S-f
a CARD.-THE COFFEE AND EATING ROOMS
N Of the Custom House Hotel ae Lovcy's corner OF Pine
and Streets New York. for the reception OF
company Ho, coffee pies, &o will be furnished in the Coffee
hour of the day evening In the Refractory below
Breakfast will be furnished frum IL; Dinners from IL to
nm AZ short notice HORN l. FREES.
y an4-
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT, cORNER OF PINE
~ AND NASSAU STREe TS-THE CUSTOM HOUSE

~ AND NASSAU sTREs Ts-THE CUSTOM HOUSE
HOTEL-ro Down Town Merchsnts'-Snce the
hagrson the present popeors the Custom House HOTEL
formerly Loyejoy having made alterations and additions the
former hou.e presen, respectable
public place of Guei where Refreshments of Lind
be had including P:cs Coffee the Exchange plan" The
undersigned hope by unremtied industry combined with dpo
son please and accommodate merit aIe Of the public
patronage.
HORN FREES, Corner of Pine and Nassau streets.
very cummodious Reading Rs is attach ed the establish.
jan Let's
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nR. GLOVER is consulted confdentislly, usual every
- day his Office where his attention treatment
and Of Geet Structures Gonorrha Seminal Weakness
certain delicate Diseases their different Ao Ulcer
long standing, and constitutional diseases of
de blood and such have baed the kill Of Surgeons less elpe
renced this branch of the profession Strangers apprsed that
Dr.. Glover has received regular medical educaon desires
10 be reckoned the number Of putting nominal docor
wi-s found in every public print.
lie will be ounn his Office. No street near Broadway
second door from the American Musuer during The
day and eye1ng until 10 O'clock There entrances 10 his
Office the first through his the second being lhd door
em the Museum through private entrance 10 his Office door
oct li-lmis
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TILE LIBRARY AssOCIATION.-The Committee appoint
ed Meeting held Clinton Hail. Wednesday evening" the
9th u report the following gentlemen candidates for Ocers OF
the Association, for the ensuing year.
For President-Cnsres Roltr, at Z. X J. Griffith
For Vice Presden-E. r Billings, Lawrence X Trmhle-
For Treasurer-James Roach, Phenix Bank,
For Secreary-John N Bradley, Robbins Painter
FOR DIRECTORS.
Townsend Nicol. at Robert Smith & Co.
PJ Munroe, Tiffany, Anderson l. Co.
VIII Wright, George Brinckerhof.
A. Nesbiti, at Hone, Cosar q 20.
W. kidneys, al Boo'min Johnston Il Co.
John H. Holden, at William kemble
James Davis, a. Moore O. Jackson
George Jackson, at John Greenfield 4 Son.
SIDNEY KOPMAN, Chairman.
THOS. w. TALLMAN Secretary.
EDWARD PAYSON,
GEO POWERS,
FRED. A. CONkLIN, Committee.
EGBERT STARR
ANDREW ]. BROWN,
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United States Bank, III. ii,
Del. l. Hud., 81, 8, II, Ct, 6,
Chemical Blk, lis.
Morris Canal, 8lz, y, ], SO,
N. o. Canai. l0I, 0l5,
Ohio l. K T., li7s, II,
Kentucky Bank, oct, 6t. 81,
Grand Cult, l06,
N. O. Gas Co, 1909,
N. Y. Ins. Co., l06l, 06,
Amer. Ins. Co, LII,
Jackson ms, IS,
Far mer's Loan, io7, u, II,
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SE G5S95EK IS NsI ME 4ED

WATER STREETSThe Proprietor the earnest solicitation
number of Merchants has connected with his establish
SUB POST OFFICE-tkrough which mere hants and
FROM and forward their letters TO the City Post
Once every hour during the day.
Bag will also be closed the News Room the latest
possible the several mails, and will be taken
from the Post Office containing letters the mails are
Letters will he delivered from the Post Once on the special
order Of Merchants whom they addressed Further par
cuas Of the he obtained on application tn
where also all information concerning the arrival and
departure Of the mails, all times he obtained
Also particular relative ship Letter Bag-he time OF
closing &C. &C. all times be had application to t Count
ing Roem Clerk. jan 5-tf
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published giving the and of lnde-
y Atheism. Abolition and Anal New Yokmovements
min H. Day editor and proprietor Sum- all lnfdeis and
Atheists in the years 1884, s. and s. For sale at the Herald
Oc No l48 Nassau where the other numbers will be
issued regular suocessioe. Price only ONE CENT
Jan 5-tf
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ID SSIA ISINCLASS, of superior quality for sale whole
II sal and retail, by RUSHTON ASPINWALL.
dec o &C William street, and ITO Broadway.
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"A CHURCH IN CHAMBER STREET,
...R fSpP0SITE THE CITY HALL, FOR SALE.-The

Reformed Presbyterian Church
CITY Yak oer for sale their church and grounds in Cham
street, adjoining the Savings Bank including athIee brick
nediaey in the Reed street. The church
Fu substantial by days work. and caPa-
Bile of being ae ed TO great into Houses Stores Hotel
OF Bath being Manhattan works Tbs house
Reed $50 built nthe best manner and being connee-
ted with the Chamber Lots great advantage should the
purchaser either of the above Pos
session Immediately. For further particulars. apply TO WM
HAYES ESQ. corner Of Wall and Nassau RICHARD
OAKLEY, Real Estate Agent No 4S Pine street. jan Civ
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY,
y No 100 Chatham street, Pearl streeLIhn Copa
nv Insure against loss damage by Fire. on goods
wares merchandise household furniture, buildings, and ware
houses.
DIRECTORS:
Thos. T. Woodruff Alexander MasttTton
John c. Merritt Caleb c. Tunis
VIM Bradford Samuel Webb
Beuianin r.. Robson John Clapp
John II. Lee Joseph Evans
Moses Tucker VIM. H. Ireland
Thomson Price Stephen Lyon
Thomas W. Thorne David Rogers
John X. Dawson Walter Petk
David Jscot
THOMAS T. WOODRUFF, President
WIN S. THORNE, Secretary
ID All letters must be post paid. janS-iw
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JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY,
DART XLI. PENNY MAGAZINE OF THE
I SOCIETY FOR THE DIFFUSION OF USEFUL

~ All letters must be post paid.
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prepared from the camomle flowers by peculiar
known only 10 the pnopetDrsl invaluable they
Of senbity AMI forify the NOTION laying
all irriahily.
The powers Of Evans Cammouiile Pills such, palp
tatin heart the remuo hand, TIE dizzy and the
mind vanish before their ELECTS like nsxous apor before the
ngn influence Of the morning Thi tonic medicine for
diseases general debility Indigestion and IFS
as want OF appetite an apparent desion Of the stomach bech
Ins in the stomach acdy unpleasant the mouth
rumblng noise in the bowels sympom angune when
the mind becomes irritable, depending, thoughtful melancholy
detected; hypoconiracn low spirits, Papaons o the heart
rriabily nightmare, rheumatism, aasmodc affections
dnness OF sight, and all other sypto Evans Gamma
mile Pills will effect SAFE and speedy
References OF the great efficacy Of these invaluable pills he
had al the ohce No. % Division New York where the p
sold wholesale and RETAIL and advice given by Dr. W. Evans
those using the medicine. oct 2l-3m*
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GENUINE HYGEIAN VEGETABLE UNI

GENUINE HxGEIAN VEGETABLE UNI
GEORGE SE sr EH. (from Engand, is possess
the orginseepe- Sold obong- neatly
eveupcd with directions enclosed. 80 and 50 rs being bat
malt the price Ut The impaired article.
TESTIMONY OF CURE.
New YORK. November p. 1885
Dea Sir-Havng dore TO discharge my obligations you,
well promote good TO suffering humanity herewith send
for publication extraordinary Of effected by OF
Hygeian Vegetable Universal Medicine in the OF
Ralph aged about hirteeH which shall endeavOr
be brief possible that he enabled make
lie syely known Whilst in Edinburgh, native place,
than he received stroke the elbow with rule
the joint what termed by physicians
inflammation Of the bone from which he has suffered pain
until within short time past He has bee treated by Of the
most eminent physicians in Scotland, which tended but little
again having the former advantage in the Of his afflicted
Happily length induced make trial Of the medicine in
question; from which in few days experienced considerable
relief afterwards his complaint assumed aggravated form,
the breaking out suppose putrd ad humors around the
affected ps hut receiving this symptom Of the good effects Of
the medicine directions followed considerably
nenng the Dose until he took pills day. from
which he gained great relief and he after
restored health also hear the effects
of medicine OF fever and and other
plants would recommend those afflicted with disorder
estits virtues Respectfully subscribed by Obliged
WILLIAM BELL,
Architect and Danshtsnan Of Houston and Essex-st.
Mr.. George Sylvester
Certificates ~ other extraordinary in which this invaluable
medicine has been equally he the Of
ID BRYSON Confectionery Agent lf9 Fulton Broad
dec 3-n
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NO QUAcKERY.-TAYLOR SONS Vegetable Panacea,
nibe relic for Coughs Thros Hoarseness Colds
and Irritation Of the Lungs.
Its the for those dagreeabe and often fatal visitors colds
coughs &c and solicit ohe public Veget
Bile Panacea Its invariabe effects prompt offer the
Panacea condition that does afford relief The shall
he returned Itcan he had repository No 81 Division md
Dr. Evans No IS Division and 81 Broadway The genuine
signed the label Taylor and sealed with their seal
TAYLOR SON,
dec Tiff Proprieors for the United States.
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FEvER : .AGUE DROPS

Anu hr 20 ufe Pubc
without of putting disgracefu regular
Iich
The proprietor pledges and this Medicine
extensive practice with the
end he has ordered his ~ho cared
taking the bottle of Drs and Of pills they nay
cured gratis by applying Dr. Hunter 2s6 Bowery, Of
Houston
For sale wholesale retail VIM A. Tyler
and Houston and DOwner and Tyler So Barclay
of Washington SIN