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Morning herald., 1839-08-31
nR WM EVANS CELEBRATED MEDEIFEs .ss

NR WN YvANS CELEBRATED MEDiCIFEs are
~ composed Of vegetable substsncss, whssh s.srs
+. ;s;, ssss Ss s;s s: q
.ea tsasA al tle ls.R wls.l~ @es sln - ~: ,,sss,
the body are drawn s .. the SDoG here acon..s.sst
feyery qckened action Of the aOso
which 'n Sa,s and
removed the blood purified and the body resames
These medicines after much anxious toll and researh hav
ing been brought BY the proprietor TO the present state
fecton percede the oftAe nnumerable other
and well adapted the Frame that the Of hem by
maintaining the body the due performance of its functions
and preserving the vital pure and healthy state,
causes il last many years longer otherwise would
and the mind to b. and tranquil that age
when arrives will appear bleng and net Gas many
who have neglected their constitutions had
medicines administered by oil misery and
abhorrence.
They are compounded that strengthening and equaz
ing Of the heart liver and other vscera they expe
the bad acrd morbid matter which renders the blood I'M
pure circulation through the excetoy duets into the
bowels that the brisk slight evauaons
may regulated by the doses awa remembering that
while the from the bowels kept up the exre
tions from all the other vessels OF the body w aso oe sns
proportion by which means the blood nvaria
| bly, becsm purihed.
Steady perseverance, the Of the medicines will nn m
doubtedy effect cure the most acute obstinate d
cases. but in such cases may augmented according
to the dease the medicines being admit
raby adapted the constitutions that they may DC taken al
| times.
In all cases of low spirits pap,taons Of
the heart nervous rrilaby, weakness Hour aibus
semn weakness appetite a,uency, heart
burn general debility bodily weakness, choros' or green
sickness aulen hystercal aintngs Mysteries, headache
hccup sea sickness nightmare gou rheumasm asthma, tic
dououeux cramp spamode Affections and those who S5 arc
lief from their suferngs bya course Of Dr. William Evans
| Pills.
Nausea, vomiting paas the side limbs head stomach or
back dmness confusion Of sight, noises in the inside alter
auhings Of heat and chness tremors watchns
on anxiety bad dreams asm Will IN every case DC
| by ar occasional dose Of DR.. Evans medicines.
One Of the most dangerous epochs to females at the
of life; and it is then they require medicine which Will SO IN
vgoratc their ccuaon and thus strengthen their cons'
| ons a may enable them to Withstand the shock
Those who have the care Of females whether
the sdous the sedenary part Of the community should
be without supply Of Dr. Evans Pills. which remove
disorders the head the mnd strengthen the body
improve the memory, and enven the Imagination.
When the system has been too largely drawn upon
oveand nothing better to correct and nvigorate the
dropping constitution than these medicines.
| DIR. Evans' Medical Office, 100 Chatham street,
| Ne,c York, tchere the Doctor may be consulted
Be particular seen that the labels contain the following
notice Entered liag to act Of Congress- by Wm'
Evans the year 1885, the Clerks Office Of the Southern
District Court Of .New-fork"
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

CRAND ATTRACTiON.-Public Exhibition Of the Pain
VI tngo Bosy DAnglos; ,cene of the French Revols
tonThis magnificent Painting, by the celebrated vinchoa
Of the dramacal and vivid interest
There expressed the animated STYLE anger fury IN
thirst of blood in opposon GOODNESS Of mnd passive
age and to dignity.
There less thar hundred persons Of LIE the
Painting and among them James Monroe Minister PsnPs
tsntary from the United States IN the year 1888.
This piece which has attained general trous
the cities eEurope through France lately New Or
leans exhibited at the Clinton Hail. Beskman street. cpPoss
the brick meeting house.
Doors open from in the morning till in the evening".
Admttance, rs cents Season tickets so cents jy292ns
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

eARD-We would respectfully call the attention OF he
IA fashionable public to the reduction on eur unsurpassed
SIS Beaver Hat which, from recent improvements
perfect knowledge OF the article practical hat
confidence ourselves in asserting to patrons
and the public the Hat which produce for 81 50 we
palm the Uuion either for fashion, beauty
material and earlesy put hAts for ~ 90 IN eompth
tion with any others sold at So in the United saies
KELLER PYNE, Wall street,
and 202 Broadway,
For the accommodation of the gentry stopping at the fash
onabe hotels well the upper part Of the cy we have
opened branch establishment sO2 Broadway opposite the
Franklin House. where superior Hats for 81 so will be
found Likewise, splendid assortment Of Moeskn Hats
KELLER 4 PYNE, Wall street,
and 202 Broadway.
Fall fashions for 1889 ready for delivery Any par
tcuar sye shape pattern made in three hours notice
y. KELLER, New York.
au3IIt* VIM II. PYNE. London
Morning herald., 1839-08-31
CASHIER OF BANK New York,
, Pay TO 1858
Two hundred and fifty dollars
I $2a II. C. BUCHANAN, Brothers
C0rOncr,s ONE.

An inquest was held on thee e0dv of Daniel Young,
negro, aged 90 belonging to tn, State Of Delaware.
1t appeared that the deceased was. hand on board
schooner and that he missed froi. the vessel
was found floating noar the vessel and taken on
board
The Jury found that the deceased was accidentally
drowned
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

fNHE GREAT wEsTEkN.Ths title may e very sP-
- the, are aeLaowedeed By al who th, pro-
juc, NOR hsat and economical light Than ay lamp that
hs "a ye kse. introduced into this Great VI World
rb, p,oor 81 which fully lusirsed ~ The Ct them
mi, city asd elsewhere For sale No. as Broad.
y,sy St H. the La,ayetts Bank and u No io2 Bowery
sug2T-lm AVN WEBB rssestse
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

At Albany, 2sh inst Eliza, wife OF Frederick Barnard
and daughter Of the late Col Eleax Pomoy Of C. ventry
Conn.
At Cartago Central Americal the 2l June, David
Coheal Of ID. Cothea Of this city The above IN
this and other papers incorrectly printed Daniel
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

AcBrTs.
s. Powell 36 Cornhill Boston, Mas
Mortimer and Mowbray. Baltimore Md
N. March, Exchange place Portsmouth, n H.
Joseph Gill, Richmond Va
Lewis johnson, Washington, D. Y.
S. &. Parkkurst, G ncnnati, Ohio
Brown Walsh, Delaware Delaware Co. Ohio
s. Shoup, Day ton, Montgomery Co. Ohio:
u. Clark, Troy, NY
Jshd Reson, Railway, y.
S. u. Caldwell, Syracuse, NY
William l.. Easten, Lowvllle, n Y.
Peter Van Setback, Kinderhook, N I.
II. +. Jones, jamaica L..
Garfield Robins, Hartford Conn.
i. Hsrdesty, Harrisonburg, Va
Samuel Westcott Hudson, NY.
X. g. Lincoln Halowell, Me-
Miller Co.. Hsgnstown, Md
Charles Crukshank, Georgetown, DC.
Crane Wallace, Goshen, NY.
njsmin Earl Co., Fall River, Mass
A. l. Hail, Fayetteville, Nc.
c. Johnson, Frasklin, ONO
Thos H. Dawson & Son, Easton, Nd
j. II. Wheeley, Dover, ~ H.
stephen Van Schaick, Albany, Ny.
Benjamin Old Newark NJ J.
Aud by ali Dr. VIM. Evans authorized agents through
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

DARK THEATn&-rHs EvnNnao- A. !, -
LADY or LYONS -cissss Ia s.' As,soc. n, c,..-,.,
liss, Misc haywood. :" - 0s'"es' n"
70 ss.el.d: vim a: isrss Of sAcHELoEs suTross-
Emily Wilton, Mrs. Creswick.
Desrs open % 7-perfermsnee to commence ii mr. -.
BeH Tieksts,si-Pit.s so eents-Galery. Accents
NATIONAL THEATRE Corner Of Churcl a.a Leonard
play Of THE 0LADIAToR.-spar,aeu.,M Mr.. Forrest.
Boxes. si-Pt 50 ssn,.-oasr,, Is cent. Door open !
before o'clock Curtain rise at half pas O'Clock
ned number of season ticke .for SALE on early a,pea
ton at the box Office. Box book opsA from 10 till auis
DOWEKY THEATRE-T.s >. HAMBLiN SOLE MAN.
ID AGER AND DiRECTOR-This evening, viii to
GIAFAR AL BARMEKI; Or, the Fire worshipysr--fOr
the 18th time on any Stage writes expressly for III. Thea
ii Maledsttoo other popular plays Haroun al Ra
schid, Mr. ProctorGiafar al Barmeki, Mr. Barry-Kha-
To conclude with the celebrated original comic drama
titled SAM PATCH, OR THE DARING YANKEE
Sam Patch, Mr.. Marble.
ter before precisely
PricesBores, rs centsPit, ,37t censGallsry, a6eesh
NlsLos GAkDEN AND NEW sALooN-w1-
~ LIAM NlBLO respectfully announces that this Essab.
THIS EVENING, August 81,
fornante Of the % COR De ELAsTIQUE, BY T the II Rars
Family.
To conclude with the new pantomme called the GREEN
Err, or The Dream Accomplished.
Civil and efficient Officers will be
good order and prevent the admission of improper persous
No postponement at any time Gardsu
pass from the street, through the Grand Promenade 10 ~ Pro-
menads Saloon, free from damp or wet at all times
Tickets 80 cents.
Doors open at 1.-THE entertainments to commence n Q
O'Clock.
Omnibusse viii and from the City Hotel Gas-
den, during the evening. Jy2a-y
A POLIO CONCERT ROOMs-4l0 Broadwaw.-In
IA Of the immense Of the 6r appearance
of the Hungarian Singers the above elegant place Of
nent which attended by and highly fashion
able audiences who expressed entire appreciation their
peated and applause and of nearly all their
formances they teg respectfully to their fourth
appearance this evening Saturday.
They have also the honor Of making known that n addi
tion the patronage with which their peculiar style Of sing
has generally been greeted they have had the saao
performing before several Of the crowned heads Of E
rope including their late maese and the present Qveeu Of
England the nobes Concerts the Hanover Concert
Rooms &c, Sc.
N.B-The Hungarians will appear in their National Cos
tums.
Fer Programme small bills
Mr. C. +. Horn will preside at the Piano Forte.
Tickets for sale the principal music stores House
City Hotel and Amercanae at the Office of the New York
Mirror, and at the Apollo.
Doors open at performance will begin at O'Clock pre-
cssly.
Price OF admission doar-children half price.
N B-Due notice will be published Of the first Morning
Concert given in England compliance with the request Of
the clergy younger branches Of families, &C. aust It,
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

A RARE CHANCE FOR ENGRAvERS AND PRINT
n ERS-The xylographic business for SEINE years estab
shed and carried No Wall street with the
stock in trade to be disposed OF reasonable terms This
good opportunity G any desirous Of commencing the
Xylcgraphc and Printing business the stock consists Of
presses engraving machines types berder labels plates, and
other article requisite for prosecuting II SUCCESSFULLY
For further particulars inquire premises, No Wall
street ath story. RICHD HEMMING.
auSO "
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

MARRIED.
On the 2s,h inst BY the Rev Macauy Henry A. Shaw
10 Eliza Bard Dean.
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

l3- MOSES r. PAYSON will obiige A. l.. Peck by
calling and ing the dollars that he borrowed on the first
election last Payment be made at this oce, where
a receipt in full will be gwen.
n s. Any person has the pleasure Of boarding. lodging
feeding Mr. Payson shall be handsomely rewarded BY
making II known as above au30 ST.
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

TN THIS DAYS PAUL PRY, and in other paper, will
be feupd the statement of Mrs. SHAW published verba-
tim manucripw all the Theatrical News Of
the week. Price, cents For sale at the Paul Fry Office;
DATTI >seN's COFFEE SALOON, corner of Nassau
Il and Ann streets.-Peaches and Milk, Samp and Milk,
Rice and Milk, Mush and Milk Toast Mufhns, Rolls and
with good Coffee Tea and Chocolate served in neat
manner as any est tablishment in the city.
N.B--Tomao, nam md Plain Omelets and Tomato Sauce
at all hours in the day. au3 81
A RTlFICIAL TEETH-Insered the principle Of
n Atmospheric Pressure from single tooth to complete
set by w. Thorn Surgical and Mechanical Dentist from
London 35 Broadway enrancc in Howard -oihee hours
from eight sRtil six ausi Inns
tp tpnnREWARD-Lost at the Astor House, embroider.
I'D LO ed collar and three yards lace, which left in
OF waiter of ST. bat who would not take the trouble
finding what became Of them Inquire at 2oS broadway
au3l 81
OST on the evening Of the first of August hair trunk
IL with single strap bucked around 1T, and labelled u
left b. mistake at Of the Hotels the city
The propretors would confer favor BY forwarding to the
Pearl House, where the finder will be rewarded and
all charges paid. au3l lw-
nS-RAISING OF BLOOD.-Belng iaboring man,
have strain very hard and day, after lifting
considerably, attacked with splitting Of blood. This
eontInueu ing
iu which reduced very much and believe uid
thrown into consumpon had not taken Dr. Taylor's
Balsam Of Lverwo which got at 375 Bowery But thank
heaven this medicine healed my lungs and gave good
health PATRICK FACAN,
~ Tenth avense.
This medicine is sold at 37S Bowery Also by Mrs Hays,
las Fulton Brooklyn DIR. Leweree 377 Broad st. Newars
DIR. Cady, 20 Westminster st. Providence auS1 3tdxtw'
X ~ A. Nv d "a ~ >CTIx r.. - =
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

TINTED STATES BANK Post NOTES, for sale 0
~ the mesi favorable terms, at
8. SYLvESTE7s,
ausI l30 Broadway. and 20 Wall st.
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

srArE or TRApr-Thc inccmency or the weather to-day
has prevented the transaction Of outdoor business The
markets do present any material change The following 10
an extract from a letter dated
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-26
THE ROCK WHEAT.

In notice. d lew weeks since, Of this new
kind of wheat lately introduced intn this
county by Mr. JOHN WYsoNG, nea,
Shepherds,own, il was stated that the ieii
from two and three fourth bushels suwn
would he At least l25 bushels. The heat
has since been thr eshed, aud The product ex-
ceeds that estimate. From the above guam.
tiIy sown On two and hall acres vi ground
one hundred and thirty ono bushels la, e
been obtained, after il has gone through the
most thorough cIeaaing. This is within a
fraction oi fifty three bushels to the acre
And the weigh, is not less extraordinary
than the yisId: Sixty seven aud quarter
pounds To The bushei-w which is about Il, e
pounds more than the Common whea,. The
yield, it is believed, would have been great
or, had not The whea, been snwn I'M u s.rip
OF Hrnurd bordering on wou:, where the
sha,is and leave. lessenad The growth These
facts, in addition Ia the iavorable eXperi
ments made in Mary land, show comcIusively
that the Rick Wheat IS a valuable species
in every respect. and greatly superio la the
several varieties hitherI" generally cuIiivai-
ed In This country
Ch1rIeskripn Free Prnes
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-26

In obedience to all order of the lat.
Superior Court of Chanccry 70, the town
OF Lynchburg. catered on the 18th Dc
,ober lS27-and an order of the Circuit,
Superior Court OF Law and Chancery
Tor Augusta County, made at the Jun.
Term 1889, i'll the case betw cen Thomas
Ashley surviving trustee of the creditors
OF Boys aud McCalmot, plaintiffs. and
George nj Calmot, john lnskerp. Thorn
as and Cuthbert BulIru and oih.,s, de-
PENDANTS which Case was depending in
the former, and subsequently, removed to
The latter COURT shall, on the 23td OF
October next, at my office in the town
of Stauuton, proceed 10 take an account
Of the administration of the defendants
Samuel Clarke and Ann Chambers ON
the estate Of their interstate William
Chambers, dec d. an account Of the le>
Al assets Of the said William Chambers
i in the hands of his heirs and all az
| count OF the pay ments made by the reps
| rescniatives Of William Chambers, 70
the representatives. of William Bower,
decd. on account of the debt due the
plaintiff. The parties interested i'll said
accounts, will attend at the time and
place above named. with ali the n.cesSa.
~ Wpers TO enable me TO comply with
the acquisitions OF said orders.
DAVID FULTZ, Cou.'r.
Stanton S,ot IN
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-26
T. a 4 Z o ss 4 n G..
81 e II Try ARR

LAKES inns opportunity Of returning
his thanks to the citizens Of Slaunton
and oil Augusta county general, for the
very liberal encouragement which h..
has received and would inform them ,ba,
he mas made every arrangement for the
satisfactory management Of his enlarged
business. He has secured the services
OF number of competent workmen.
aud hopes by his unweuricd attention TO
business TO be able to render entire sat
'Siari'on to all his customers. He has
received the
SPRING & SUM- WER FASHIONS
for 1889. GA full suit of clothes
viii be made a, any time in twenty.
Tour hours if desired
Staunion, May l6. 1899.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-26
NOT'HCE.

l will offer at public sale on Friday
the 9th Of September. the following
property Wig:
Some Horses and seven head Of
Colts-hve of them three year old
Saladins-some Cattle, anonostthem
several good Mich Cows, about so
head OF good Hogs, fit for killing this
fall, one large road Wagon, one pIa ~
tation do, PIoughs, Hamows, sc. Sc.
Three Stills, together with the Mash
Tubs, Kegs, &c. with many OTHER ar,i-
cies too tedious TO mention.
Twelve months credit, will be given
on all sums over five dollars-the pur-
chaser giving bohd with approved secu-
rity for all sums under five dollars the
cash will b- required.
GEORGE BAYLOR, Sen'r.
Aug 90
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-26
Ess'. Bs'Sgaag Igegs =

WITH NO COLLEGE. NoiNsrI-
TUITION. HE BEING SATISFIED
TO REST ON THE PATRCNAGE
OF THE PUBLIC, FOR THE SIC,
CESS OF HIS
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS
ESTABLISHED IN ENGLAND
l75l.
The following persons are Agents for
the sale of Dr. Braudre,!,'s VepetahI.
Universal Pills
William Young Staunton, Augusta Co Va
W. w King. neslnrough, do
Is T. Graham, Greenville, do
}. c Roller Nj Sidney, 4,
h WITS, CharI"i,esv ;Ile. Alb. Cn. VI
Z. 4. Es!is, Lovingston, Nelson Counly.
John Whitehead. New Glasgow. Amherst
Bailey & ""Innck A n.be,si &. H.
}. ID. McGulfin, Fairfield, Rockbri.!ge Co
Any Of the above agents. BY calling
on Mr.. VIM. Young. (S,ann,on) and
paying for the amount Of Pills thew
have received and sold, can get fresh
supply, TO be paid for when sold. or re.
turned when cailrd for.
For B BRANDRETH, M. D.
B. Green, Travelling 4 gent.
April 25, lS39-6m
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-26
NO'E'gyE.
Aug. 90

l will offer for sale OH Wednes Law
the End o! October, 1925. the following
property, viz
One likely Negro Man, about
II years OF age, one about Is.
and one IL years old, one Wo-
man about a years oiage, a first
rate House Servant, Spinner.
Washer and lroner, one Wagon
and Gear, and some good Work
Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs,
and a variety of Farming Uten-
sis, Household g. Kitchen Fur
nlture, also variety OF Garden
Vegetables as Cabbage.
Beets, &C.
TERMS made known on day Of sale.
THOMAS YOUNG.
Spnt5
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-26
VIRGINIA.


At Rules held in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Augusta County, Sep.
;-nber the End 1889.
Robert Grove. p!ain;itf-against
William Poage, James A. PoaSe, aud
John Trimbie. defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant James A. Poase, not
having entered his appearance, aud civ
Ell SECURITY. according to the act Of As
scmbly, and the Ra!-s OF this Court.
aud II appearing BY satisfactory evidence
that he is not an iuhab,taut of this Conn
monwea'th II Is ordered that the said
defendant do appear here. on the first
DAY OF the next term. Nov. 10th lS:39, J
aud answer the bill vi the plaint.f. and
that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted In some newspaper publish,
III Staunton. fo, two months successive.
ly. aud posted at the iron; door o! the
Court house OF Augusta County.
A Copy-resle
NICH'S. T.. KINNEY, c. c.
September 3
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-26

The anniversary OF the battle st North
Point was &c Celebrated on the I2,h inst
by the citizens Of Baltimore with unusual
Ceremony. a number CT military CON.
panies from surrounding towns were
present to join in the ceremony Of lay.
ing the corne: stone ola monument 10 De
erected in honor Of those who fell pom
that spot. The stores Of BALTIMORE
were closed during the day, aud the
publication Of the newspapers Suspen.
ded.
A correspondent oil The National In.
te!iigrncer says
regr.tto add that the days r.ioic
ing did not terminate, without. at least,
Que fatal acc idrnt. Mr.. John Pidgron
formerly printer, and one Of The re-
nowned Maryland Line, who was
wounded al the battle oi II os,h Point,
was unfortunately drowned al the South
street wharf, just as the procession was
going on shore. am Informed that
mother passenger III the steam boa; Car
roll "a person named Price, had nearly
lost his l'fe in attempting 10 save that
Of MIR. Pidgron.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-26
TAILORING.

The subscribers having located
themselves in Mt. Sidney. intend carr,
Ing on the above business in all il.
branches. They return thanks for thu.
liberal patronage they have received aud
nope to continue TO meEi. the confiisnc.
of their friends.
They will take all kinds Of COUNT,
produce at cash prices. The No-therh
Fashions will d. received rrguiafIy
IA Nj rs BRADY, 81 Co.
Mt Sidney. Sept IL.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-26

A New MACnINE.-M Levi Putnam.
be Calls n 4" Water Machine" and - hich Is
designed 10 draw water out al wells aud
streams of wafer. The water is derived hy
means ct elevators, ai.d The whale uachine.
~ propelled by weight. Ii is wound u,
like clock, once week. |, is Thought that
The principle Involved in this piece ni me
chsnism may be applied tn clock work. and
when thus applied, clock need emily lie
wound up once IN two nnnhS--li the in
Se";or shaii succeed in testing upon a large
scaie the utility al his invention, he ~ al
confer d vast henetit upon the community
MIR. p. intends applying for ii patent tor hi,
invertiun.
This is not the first specimen of Mr.. ;'.'s
ingenuity. Some time az" he constructed n
decdediy superior roller for pi inrin" Mess
Since that time he has made several IN.
chimes and, among the rest II cider press OF
acknnwIr lodged aud de, itled utility, aud a
musical instrument resembling piano, hu,
much sweeier in its tones and richer aud
b"ider in its music. nd now, he tr:np
forth from his mechanical resources, a w a
ter Machine. which promises To be h;p hly
valuable. We have seen the model nf il
II is neat and veil crntrived, md seems we'll
adapted TO answer the purpose fpr " hich il
was intended. We most heartily hone no
may succeed to tbs utmost extent OF his
wishes - WoOdstock Sentinel
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-26
TO THE PUBLJC

AS numbt Of persons have been msinf.r ned ,.,:
vac price of"feter' V'gc able AMT Bilou, Pill, y -
P"rchassd at hi principal oicr, 129 Lberty street n
he eel called uro, ma Ike public siasm,nt n - !
raigement IN relsti. This natt,r. MS "'
rom TINS DAG the ea,i price vii re Forty tco G9ue1s
&c, gross, pa able bills current IN the CITY of VI
AVID no qnanit "Hdsr gross will on any pret.ce 10 -
under he re all price Of Fly Cerisa BOX.
Merchants ordering ilicse ri from ,be N cn-i.,. 49,.
New York Druggists, ON TEE, will b. chsre.s
DoilaiS per dozen wa S'' OUT
nc oPtet"r requests Parcua~ gt;en'icn 10 hi, as
feT"'e"e" s5 'he inm tnsrly inc easing dcm,nd Cr
tHs maEe' eecsay that mis- business operation .IoJ
DC conducted without any loss Of ne which would result,
The oPr etor you'll have ii further unders,ood IN
ms arrangement IS for View York dealer as we'll az tho.
who reside in other places. O'
Oct. p. 1885, iHhS'