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Gloves i'm a Nut Shell.

TNC WeuuIHg U10v6s OF Bt0W WHO KID,
IL Are in "A nut concealed,
But we are told there's nothing hid
That shall not DO revealed"
"And so IL any gentle swain
Upon his nuptal eve,
Will crack this magic nut in twin,
The treasure he'll perceive.
Also. Tor sale Cherry Stones with 10 do1a
Spoons IN them, and other fancy article, NJ nj.
Variety Store. PANGBORN & BRINSMAID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-01

Light Infantry Trimmings for
the Burlington Co. will be opened Sa,ur.
day ed of May, PANGBoRN & BRINsMAup,
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PRINCE ALBERT
OF COBUR CHI.
B Ut Ill

A Full bIooded two yea
"A old BULL. will BIO kept
a. my Grand Bazaar, No. I
North street. the ensuing
season. Pedigree. bis dam
Is OF the improved short
horned Durham bread. with
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-01

Interchangeable Blue Ink,
IN small bottles, Bristol Board, Dnwine
l. Paper. Paints, Camel's hair pncils
Sable pencils. Cards &C. just received a,
the Vsrissy Store.
PAKosoaN & BnrNsxAp.
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VIR GINA.
V IR Nj A.

Yesterdays mails brings US further ant
more encouraging accounts from Virgi.
MIA. We have returns of GO members
which stand 50 wing, to Is locofoco, ant
gain of one Senator. The popular
vote is equally encouraging. Return.
are received from 36 counties, which give
a Harrison majority of 2290-whig ma
jority in the same counties last year
2OS! The same gain throughout the
state, will give us a majority Of six OF
eight thousand. The locofoco majority
last year was tri1e over four thousand
The Washington correspondent of the
Evening Post gives up the State.
From the New York Americana
VrReINTA-We congratulate our friends upon
what is already known ofthe election in the ancient
Commonwealth, on Thursday last; a result which
the chop-fallen Locofoco visages we have seen
this morning, abundantly prove to be most unex-
pected TO them.
We do not give returns which NAV not be strictly
accurate, but state as the grand result thus far that
the Wings have gained eight members and lost
too. Our advces from Washington are, that the
Locofoco members from Virginia gave up the State
as lost, at least for the presents for thus far, the
Wing gain has been in portions ofthe State where
our utmost hope was TO hold our own, relying
upon central and western Virginia for gains.
Those gains we are yet to hear of.
1t Is also certain that the popular majority thus
far has been larger for the Wings.
No doubt is entertained that the Wings will have
clear maj ority on joint ballot.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24
Cleared.


ss5a"s Me- gssy sS's
rfsSss SSssS
5si ss$s AM%ts'fn wks1s
pf i - tim Motto orse; NHaven Emm Cole Baltimore
Ship New York Barstow from Liverpool, June 3 to H
. Rih sG@ ar for Nyrs an s = n Ion
Ssx Yprk nothing light wss,sy wnSs for he
Brs BALDWIN Basss days from Savannah, with cotton
Brig BENJAMIN Lun IS days from St Marks with live oak
schr POcomoke, Thomas days from St Marks CEDAR to
schr Juliette woglam days from Petersburg -four Ne to
schr JULIA Shoemaker days from Georgetown -four SC to
schr Protector Decker days from Richmond with coal
master.
General Record.
For Harre.Thc Vile de Lyon, for Havre sails to-day
Her letter bags will close Gpns Elk change News Rooms
at II o'clock this morning
Msny-Put back to Gloucester 18th inst brig Grampu
NOreans, the crew refusing duty They put jail
schr Grampus, Commander Payne arrived at Boston
on from fsss on The coast Of Aies Left Mon
oe aud ali we'll No death on board since she left
Unsd w :, u ffT Gsassr
Barnet hs sMsts" Mh e:f rMs
Purser. ''"e
e 5f Be- fs until NIB.
op and n, GaSI to return 70 the and
duty under Captain Perry; a7h, Mid Stevens depot
Revenue Service.
Lieut. s lsG w% the bes W;0p to the Is.
na S 'Gsshf lieut. p %sSa his h
Li;S r. b e DE wTfPs sa,h % Lie
s caan Nay hs 81 Lieut. John
w Hunter'Jr, June IL. S,,.,.
Neptune from Maanzas for Hamburg, June 49, lat 49, Ion
Pharsaa from Savannah for Liverpool July lat a 80 Ion
If
New York Bsrstow from Liverpool for New York. no date
| given, lat 40 SIS, lon47i5
Foreign Ports.
ST TnS JUN ts sSq.s NH-a Say
warsaw, sh,ihsd, Madeira '''' aiken" '''" i0'A' 'n'
soaSeRn previous April Ann MEEK MeK% Martin
Cantop ship Lueonia from do, sid about time with the
90 gs ID ss info
Warren, johnson, do. ' '''> '''
United States Ports.
rT:ss 10TH Cas-
:S Hess $siEsif sssi
SS Ns$ a's
Lowell NYork; Cambridge, Hail. do; Benz Bselow, Wells
Ss 81 Y;.7s;, A ss Nyess Rice
ORSn;9. MdSsss, Slight. %; ga Herald Bsw
A. SsSssdSsd PI;;Ss. F,S.5s"ss Samuel NJ
eshOpss Archer do Ger Jackson Brown dO Soto, Rack
| etta do; MARIA u tsnhah, Gandy, DO.
WILMINGTON, Del July Pioneer, NYork; 18th, cid
Despatch, NYsrk; 18th, Indiana, NYork.
| BALrIMoRE, July 22-cd Oral, Overton, NYork.
ALEx.y9nI. July 2o-arr Harriet Louisa, NYork sid Deco
| la, Amsterdam.
NORFOLK July 2oarr John Clark, Collins Petersburg for
York; below, Rockhi from NYork; Franklin sid
| Triton, Cape Hry ten
CHARLEsroN July Joseph Porter (Br) Liverpool
eAvANsAH, July s-ed Laurel, frovdenee Exact Boston
| aid l. Baldwin, Bsssett, Nfork.
MOBILE, July tcd Lucy, Liverpoo Jeanette, do; Al
| fred Hammond, Boston; Sarah Dearing, Halifax.
NEW ORLEANS, July i2-ar Jacob Pennell Msrtyn NYork
Caraan Nckerson do Undine sampson BosOn the bar
ship Yazoo. Ship Franconia, arrived
esther bower anchor and thirty fathom chain squa off
| 0laug liter House Point
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Sales mt the Second Board.


Havana, July ll.--Tihd Shocks with headings each
Sugar box shocks do 6a7 Ale ia32 Beans white
10 Beef No ?, prime mess, Ia ~ Jerked 81 o.
mould, IL Is sperm, do ~ so Cheese, Am. Ia Is
Cider, 32e36; Goldfish, so H. box a. in hhds 3 4
Corn, Flour, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, l4aaI5A
Hams, American, IL II Herrings, smoked LIST and "a
3; Lard, is To- Mackercl, No. 3, 5Aa6; Onions 6 a
~ Pork, Cargo, Eastern and Mess, Ia IL Potatoes
a. Rice, 6a6 Soap yellow, s4a9 Coffee LIST quality
o. ID and 81 do ae triase,S Honey Moasses,
o. gals keg Sugars assorted half white and half
brown, 59a III white alone, 9allk brown alone, Al
81 yellow, ila 8. segars, sa25.
Exou.soE-On London, II prem, New York, prem
New Orleans, 3 disct.
Spanish Dollars, 4 prem; Mexican, D prem.
FHgIGHrs.-To Great Britain, Ga a 10 Cowes and a
market "a IL Mediterranean 60 10 United States
81 per box Sugar az rails per bag Coffee s3l a
u per hid. Molasses
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MONTGOMERY HALL,

- - : : - MoNrcoMERY, ALABAMA.
THE UNDERSIGNED, successors of Benjs~m Wilson,
having formed partnership under the firm Of GA r.
RlSON TlLLEY, beg leave to apPre travellers and the
puhc generally, that this well known establishment
opened for their accommodation SATURDAY. July
The House has recently been thoroughly repaired put in
he best possible ore
The well and voraby kown character the TALL renders
unnecessary that its present prsprctors should ought
el.e than that there shall be falling Of from its
celence.
Their Bar will at all times, without regard TO cost be kept
supplied with large stock Of old and choice liquors
Their Rooms and Table attended by the faithful
rienccd and careful servants.
The stables attached to the establishment will always be
supplied with proyender careful and good
hosters An ompbas WILL in short time, from the Hall
NJ .GARRIsON,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24

no CHATHAM THEAraE.-The grand romantic tradi
tonsry spectacle Of the Flying has lost none
its interest with the public, If the crowded houses AZ thS
Chatham he taken test, and the ROUNDS Oh APP
plause with which it nightly greeted convey the sent
Of the audience 1t is to he repeated tongh IN
the affecting and instructive drama OF George barnwe
Mrs Thorne Lucy, Mrs Blake as the willy Miwood ana
Mr.. Cline George Barnwel We would advise the Ju
vene portion of the community not to miss this oPporu
nifty of mbbing a lesson which, if followed, Will enable
them avoid many Of the seductive auremens TO vice.
a7- yAuxHALL GARpESs.-To-night the little "Rat-
tler the "nigger dancer" takes Benefit it being his last
appearance He has got ode genus OBJ de hee to per-
fecton and certainly "rattles" out music in the
heel and toe line than witnessed before always
excepting Master Diamond Tonight he appears in all
the and unknown dances and breakdowns IN the
world and besides he presents bill full of variety sig
nor Marrioe, from Italy, makes his first appearance with
the Grand Italian Fantocinn number of other new per-
formers also appear jenkins gives his Yankee stories
&c., and Whitlock the Banjo Player, gives his whole pu
get OF Extravaganzas.
n9-CERTIFlCATEs OF DEPosITE NORTH AME
RICAN TRUST COMPANY
MISSISSIPPI UNION BANK NorEs,
INDIANA STATE SCRIP,
ILLINOIS
Arkansas BANK NoTEs-Boughtm
N. SISTAKE'S,
iyl5 Owls. Exchange Office, 10 Wall street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24
ON CERTAIN DELICATE DISEASE

On CEhIAlN. DELlJADE DlsEASE
IL be consulted heretofore al his residence CORTLAND
street, asd may be seen at any hour
Of who sstruds their xii and span The pub
lac IN these diseases lnultudes OF in almost
every psper) consider duty TO give me following state
Beside In. a hold as Graduate Of Edinburrb and Mem
Der Of the Royal College, London, SC we'll being the
author Of work expressly the diseases here allsded TO-
have also testimonial letters from the most eminent
in Europe, 90 the most eminent in Americas DR. Mott Of
New York and Dr. Physc Of Piiadelp which letters
may be seen by ANY one who wishes IT,
OF and cinencc his profession should devote his talents
70 disease which desc pretend
soesily " however but housand part Of the misecs
opinion would be formed And sti Il s not only The
sent msy and detection, prey the mind well body
that S!ored Tor many q h-m are OF such stature e 70
tons atorethef fact hat both veneresl and Gouor.
hga when not properly treated may remain dormant the
constitution az TO show themselves IN no other than
To any Of common prudence therefore, would say.
these remarks just and appeal to the most eminent
ply scans of city for their uh) how important that
every patient Should
lent ofhe person whom be s about with such
For the convenience Of those at distance well those
private have conrived very little chest, with the
TREATsE fitted the lid which contains every theory
accessory for the Of these Complaints That for gonor
hpa beside the medicine, contains my Patent Pocket
Syringe, with nEIedens for making the injections, the
which - $40 That Tor the Venerea containing than
enough for the of any ordinary $40 and the chest
ne every thing necessary Tor e cureo
With respect TO the little patent syringes which cannot
here describe who has not H. properly accre
ts convenience and utility Aud indeed with regard TO the
intrinsic value Of the chest uniformly does meet the most
sangune expectations that fn case u ai TO do
go and retained immediately the price shall De instantly re-
Address JOS. RALPH ssaor,M D. % cOartandt street
New York. s5ty
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The Evenings Entertainments will commence with
OVERTURE TO az PIRArA.n
Alter which the popular " udeyille called
THE MILDLY ASHORE,

Alter which the popular Vaudeville called
THE MILDLY ASHORE! ,,.
i",''0H Her Original Character, A'' f"a""'''"
In "hic she will sing sWhtn the Boa pipes all hands,
\, Comp sed ex. re.sly for her, by H. H. Bishop Eaq -
h,s Mr. Walton; Stbbs Ar. Stafford. Lady stsrchngon
TITS fyers Emily, Miss Delsmere, Anne, Miss Hanolpn
~" N'hsie,. MI cmpPehuaie
An ntermssion half hour between the pieces 70!
Refreshments the choicest variety may bel had
Ia the Promenade Saloon and Arbors.
OVERTURE TO CENERENTOLA"
concide with the popular Monoogue, performed by Mrs
seventyone nights in the United States IN hich
Songs, called the
WIDOW WlGGINS: Or MUSIC MAD!
Written expressly for Mrs Fzwiam, by b. Blackstone,
IN WHICH she will sustain the six following characters
iuoM WleHlhs. MIS- tzw iiiam-
Ia which character she will sing To-day Pm Sixty two"
Composed by Bewitt.
Aa;rew, "a Savoyard) Mrs Fzwiillam,
la which character she will sing the popular ard Air.
o. Listen to Savoyard's Lay "
Fanchsite .....................M Mrs. F,izwilliam,
See Que Desire composed by Bo,ldeau, with mita-
Mr. Jackey Virgins, ...............Mr Mrs Fiizwiliam.
Ina which character she will sing nursery melody entitled
. "John Cook on had Grey Mare" r..,.
With twang the Guitar in which character she will
herself the Harp and popular and very familiar ballad
compared by herself on the Piaso Forte.
,ors at to commence at o'clock
Tickets cents each.
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NIBLO'S GARDEN,

10 No post nj at this establishment on account Of
weather. az the Grand Entrance from Broadway 10 the Sa
loon cted and the Saloon which is ventilated
FRIDAY EVENING, July "a
Second sspearanes of Mrs Fl1ZWILLfAM who was rap
,uonsiy received BY full and fsshionsb audience
only. "
MRS. FTTZWILLIAM
IN seven Favore Characters in which she will sing nine
-. Popular Sorgs
FIRST night here of the popua The MILDLY Ashore
- ,, Second night Of The WIDOW Virgins.
composer, Mr.. c. L. HoRN.
To- The Orchestra full eader the celebrated
M BAPrIsrE, from the Conservatore Paris and French
Theatre, New Orleans.
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THE MOST PERFECT
WIGS A n ID SEA Ii S
IN The WORLD.
CRISTADORO,

TO AMERICAN MUSEUM,
REgs TO inform his friends and the public that continues
ID make the shortest notice. and has
hard the very LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF THE
MOST PERFECT WIGS AND sCALPs designed.
and 20 this particular
branch q business has convinced The subsc.bor % the fact
The WINGS and SCALPs that he particularly invites
the public to inFpcct are of aconstructon once simple
and ngenous they render the metallic springs altogether
thsreby doing away with unpleasant pres
OF headache which these sometimes occasion They
also fred the head firmly than by the metallic
springs, and finally Their infsitey more hight and
CRisT kDoRo's REPOSITORY also contains very or.
nsve assortment and great variety OF Oentemcns Fancy
Articles. Call and see. jyls sp'
HAVANA sEGARs-isOOc first quality, in half and quar-
jyaS r. Woodruff, IVA South street
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NJ. w. GARRISON,
WASHINGTON T1LLEY.


The subscriber beg: say, 70 assure hs cid
five he has that heretofore he
used his best exertons to minister their comfort like
manner future shall be
a take rank with the first houses The Union and pledges
himself by strict attention To his duties
ton Of tina! liberal support which has ever extended
to the establishment. W. TlLLEY,
Montgomery, July Is. jv2tN
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VAUXHALL GARDENS.


THIS EVENING July "a
BENEFIT and last appearance of MASTER RATHER,
the successful rival Of Master Damondo which occasion
the entire strength Of the Company will appear
Popular Songs Splendid Dances Solos, Duets Yankee Ec
centrctes. Negro Extray and Breakdow SC.
Professor Grobe will preside at the Piano.
fl} Performances commence at eight O'clock For
ticuIsrs small bills.
No Of the weather. the Saloon,
which we'll ventilated from the top and all sides, be
closed al a moments notice.
Reshmens Of every variety furnished by Mr.. Jones,
pretor of the Garden. - 49,
no. Stages pass the Garden and will be in waiting
al the close Of the performances.
Ad.ittance to the Gardens free-Saloon 25 cents.
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island as follows
Duties on importation @Ii3sss
exportatisn l2S57o
Total Of maratime duties S73sa o7s
ofintemal or territorial duties 3s4l, 1858
Grand total, Of the slandfTisss sllao.Ass
Excess ofrevenue in 1888 $i,s3i7s
The contribution Of the extraordinary subsidy
abshed by in sproduced during that year
The same contribution has produced in 1899 1914 66l
IL we subtract both these the total revenues
year, gives increase in the regular duties for
of S6767os The statement formed by the tribunal of
accounts makes the products of the for 1889
$llO7640a. This difference arises apparently from
little difference in the keeping the Ac-
cordng to the statement the proportion which each In
tendency has contributed to the fol-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24
NEW CHATHAM THEATRE.

THIS EHENISG srly q will be pres nted the play OF
George Bamwell. Mr.; Cline Mill wood. Mira Blaze
Lucy Mrs; Ihorse Maria. Mt, lila HARRISON
THE FLYING DUTCHMAN-or, the PHANTOM I ShIp.
80
Capt Peppercos Anderson Peter Von Brummei Stanley
Tom Willis. -. Cline. Rockalds.. Stevens.
Doors past performance to commence az
Boxes cents I'd sd tiers pts cents gallery l2
FRANKLIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -Square.
THIS EVENING July a. will be presented, for the fifth
DER FRiEisCHibTz-or the Seven Charmed Bullets.
Zamiel,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mr.. w aison
After which. MIR. ]. w. BELL will perform the amazing
feat of an ASCENSION ON A SINGLE ROPE, Of ordi-
nary thickness from back the the third tier Of
boxes distance of ee representing Mercury, the
senger Of the Gods in his Aerial light
To conclude with - - ..,
Will Watch Mr. Blake. Rob RudderIy,. MIR. Watson.
Pit shiling-Upper Boxes 2-Dress Circle al.
Doors the performances TO commence at quarter
before o'coek.
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SUNDAY MORNING MAIL. Oa,

ARMY AND NAVY AND FfRENAN's GAZETTE.
BY FRANCIS X co.
T'HE first number Of by this title will appear
SUNDAY, the 18th instant, and will contain Ucrschells
Visit to the sun Webb and Bennett Dixen Fourth OF July
Grafton, Pauldrgs Remarks the Army, Madame Reste1s
Preventive Powders Remarks her Letter 10 the Sunday
Atlas the Widow vandyn.s the Dram, the Fire Department,
with Library Notices. and the general Of the week
Also. review Of Arnold's recent trial.
The paper will be served 10 distant subscribers al
aud and boys In the city at 81 hundred,
publ Office street under the Amer
In Museum. Terms ash In advance. jyattt
T1CE-Consignees packet snip sddons. iron Liver
pool will please send their permits board at Orleans
wharf foot Of Wall street immediately. All goods not permit
ted in Ave days must usasodab be sent TO the public store
vN
NOTCE-Passengers out IN the packet ship ROsCIUS
" for Liverpool will be board the steamboat
eule at Whitehall tomorrow morning o'clock precisely
which time the ship will sail The letter win close
the usual places at half past n o'clock iva
RLEACHlNG PoWDER-so cssk. OF Boyd's make. land
ID from ship Sarah Shea. from Belfast and for sale BY
jya PEHSsE n BROOKS, 81 Liberty st.
british BARQUE JANE, FOR LONDoN-Penons
ID having bills agaHst IN. above will please TO pre-
sent them this day for pav m,nt to
iva PERssE n BROOKS, 81 Liberty st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24

During the ten years elapsed from the commencement
$780, to the close ofisa9 the following changes have
taken place in the commercial movements of the island
Ts.. @ ss l:srss'f
Commerce with Spain 1865 l7osI ,39s ia
Tonnage of Spanish vessels 49,, sss5s 81, ssass
Revenue of the Island s,s72,si7 io,2ss77i IA
In comparing the increase of with the in.
OF revenue, that the former has increased
46 per cent and the latter Ia per cent This difference
consists partly in the successive reduction Of duties and
partly in the increasing preponderance ofspansh vessels
in the ports the island If the duties of 1899 had been
collected in the proportion in 1880, they would
have reached SlO,sl4,iO6, instead of 81 a,O7s
This general view Of the trade of Cuba is convincing
evidence of the prosperity of TIE island and the stability
of that prosperity The general results also reflect the
highest credit the wise and ulcious management
the financial Of the island The gentleman
the head Of that department. displays thorough and init
knowledge of the fiscal of the island
understanding of its true interest dependency
like Cuba is indeed jewel in the Of Spain, and
forms pleasing contrast to the disasters of the mother
country.
The monetary of the island have been held up
object of emulation to this country How far an
exclusive metallic currency is applicable to the of
this country is the ground work of those great political
questions which have for years occupied the attention of
this community The above statements prove that oper
alton Of metallic currency, least in Cuba has been
highly beneficial and not the less that trade in mo-
ney has of late years been entirely Free and without re-
strctions Of any kind but this freedom the trade of
ney has been COMPOUNDED with the freedom of the
manufacture of money, which be the object for
which the bank parties both in this country and in En-.
gland, contending. The quantity of the circulating
medium Cuba cannot be increased unless by actual Ia
Dor of the moneys WORTH actual value must be given
for the money its delivery In this country and in En-
gland the circulating medium may be increased at the
will and caprice of spectators and individuals to almost
any amount at an hours notice. The fluctuations in COM
entirely dependent the of the exercise
this power which is COMPOUNDED with the freedom of
trade in money The less individuals manufacture subst
for money and the free the trade in actual mo
ney is the greater will be the commercial prosperity
any country.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24
HEALTH AND sTRENGTH-DR 8. O. RICHARI
II SONS SHERRY WINE BITTERS-Tb,s article

Sherry AER VINE .is,
q "a sd S AG
Il ,s
pepsa Headache, wandering settled sinking ntness
billy piles. they .:ee.sy Of
as KILL n the ARE d. tax, sTT quaint.
Barnard sss % a. s sg
Remember his edcines be obtained pedarso
fYsSssa from ssSsPa PLANTS s.S roots Richard
his oc, No IS Hanover street Boston and By most Drug
ss and Merchant, sTsashss the New ENGLAND States
'orm' are So cen" per paFrTrri ,soNs
For using DR.. Richardson Btters.
Because they have been used with the unfslag
Because they "qnact medicine but the seien
rs srsdss Hsssfs dsa ts
who has made the study Of medicine his profession.
ess the power to invads without nung the eoustu
nssau.s they be taken at any tme, without eOnhns
my r rr s@I o sn saS m w retain "
g. Because they keep the stomach and bowels IN healthy
calming and i9vlsoraiing the mind
ofoher medisnes, sickness vomiting and gnprns;- :,
~ thy ar. f.essdasy pSpgsr and ss tn
the NOR. ,they are approved ,.,,,.,
that scs sso are atisniss 20 pns Se .,o%aS and bow
e. IN healthy stat. With mild b, effective medicine pre-
For .ss sSSis.s, and retail SANDS, Gene.
sssa H9S"s "a vi Ssr ~
Sa.S & W. ms;o" Rms ss sIoss
s.i.ss y. 'isI
I'm qSH ~ Bo.s55 RG.,
sands. Ss. SoSs srG. ssSP Arm
strong Front and By many other druggists throughout the
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IrnportatIops.

Wetherbee truss-F CotinetI bblJ Ahee 1915 bars s7
bdls ssvlls-Eglssion Batteile sU7 bars ronJ nj
Bruce % bxs tis-Austn Drake sstsep Harden 81
shess bds sheet iron-Edmund Lsfan Enthusiastically
switxer cs-P Hargous % bales-JOhn Caspbe cs-Edw
Marshall .ks-Feld, Thompson Co bale cs-R Jafray
IA Willes cks- Kennedy White 2-Louis Meir
son W Bull Dor bonne sc Bill. CLARK GO bales
cks-Brd GILLIAN 3cs-John Ghon Go do bbl-Johu
McIy.en 2cs-C NJ Wa de csk-Lvdwig n tioldschmidt
hse-Wm Watson cs-John Dolan n Son cks-J Coutts
tess Jones Co 25-H Bsileo do csk-Homer, Mcl3o.
wen Hysa-R crooks 10 bales 9tIunksGeo Blake CO
2cs-Peter Schermerhorn IA Hsmford ck-David ,ddn
box watches-C Marshall TAO tons silt 5s do coal 40 do rig
iron-P Savage Winsow bon SPECIE flosFrsncis Tones
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