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RAILROAD NOTICE.
MARKET AND FREIGHT LINE.
S Q 49,

NEW BRUNSWICK AND NEW YORK
THE NEW JERSEY Railroad and Transportation Com.
pany have established Freight Line between New
nentk.
Leaving New Brunswick at A. NJ daily, (Sundeys ex-
cepted) and the foot OF Liberty street. New York, p M.
Io country dealers and merchants the above line very de-
rable for the speedy cheap conveyance
q every descrrlon and particularly Droves and
Dealers in Live Stock who have $50 head Of cattle
cd between New Brunswick and New York, the day
whenever required
The for the transportation of cattle horses mules
sheer hogs Sc and all other kinds of merchandise very
low, never exceeding steamboat prices.
Merchandise by this line subject any extra
charge in crossing the North River
The Company have fitted up large storehouse New
Brunswick, adjoining the Railroad Depot, which will Away
beopen for the reception Of merchandise.
Passengers purchasing their tickets the ticket Offices will
receive ferry tickets gratis.
~ Freight for Newark, Ezabethtown, Railway West
field, PIanfed Scotch Pians Bopnlboo and Somerye is
conveyed by the above lines and delivered the day when
received. mill 3mA
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pS Bs%" Saess .ssTPso wr"@ as4s
sDoG s. Be- e. sso E1
Thomson Adams; ;9,.na Baker Boston Foster Nj,
Read, blrien, Ga II Nj Demil '''f'' '"''
Ship Shakespeare Miner days from Liverpool with mdse
,a E. k K GOn, q, &c Sailed in CO. with ships Delaware and
Bark Condor Ward from M,ysguen, May D. with 70
cSs ay S ss d FER
0; Porto Rico, Of Boston, dgthe only American vessels in
Brig Almeaa Ashby, from Apachicoa May o. with cot
s,,s Z Ams AYdso9 aaiy from roI,o
D Bs% S MY Cd L a 9S co"% Gqeps Of and
L.. LiSs-v;yr, gig MAY brig Caracas and Phaa soon;
lei sI j O. m ;gskf q si es for SyS
week. gps hsny P9 boa, ssn of, q b.
coffee s. Ay%sr Co: 2brs indigo WIN Burger
tso June S SS so h' sf ss'%cC oT Porto Ca,
.s sss ss M':S JIsg.Ge Co. day. from NswDs with
Nc Gen, Tro BTc srs. MIhssrso day, from Wilmington
sch Mary Williams days ~ iom Na smss5a NC ~
sehi Smith, Staples from Washington Ncw,b na,s store.
schr Sarah Abigail from Washington, NC with u,va,
schr (ienI Harrison Allen from Indian River with corn -
master. '' W
from Liverpool. May H. with mde to T. X Collins CO.
Atnchora the sW Spit packet ship United States Brtton
FOR Liverpool.
Marine Correspondence.
TALc March H. 8tc.1herr in !ison I've
. The wRs 1 Sp Msr Of NaiacEe rom which "e.se
hey deserted about the middle OF February have the boat
ND article, belonging her undcr clrse, and tn
si'on ~ .ucctt,ion q te ariVs oi the NADIA nom San
lcserters LEI, her
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Passengcrs ArrIye.I.

lIvERPooI-Ship ShakspeareJohn Barr Crozer Joseph
baswili James Cayne, Mr. Harris, Isaac Holden Jane
90 in steerage. w
APALAcHIcoLA-Brig Almeda-Mrs. Caro- Mrs Cnness
Miss Black Messrs Nouns, Stark Conrey Hoenbcck and
Tasser and four in the stecrase - ~ anu
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Passengers to Arrive.

SAvANNAH-Brig Exact-Ms A Champion and child q
Jones' lady, two children and servant Rev w Roger LADY
Two children aud servant DIR SAMPSON lady, children an,
srryani hunpgon lady child and sprague lad,
d,n, Miss NJ Champion, Miss X w Wilder, Miss Moore
head Lieut. Dayton Rev Mr. Carter Rev Mr. Hooker
Regan-5 in the stcerage. y '
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NIBLO's GARDEN.
r WE6SksHbAAYY pEE vENfEd SIG Saaa i;
The evening performance will commence ~ O'clock
o,... =. TIE two GREENS.
s%s. '''' ESQ faSssGTa' ssas S NJ
0-rhiE;- pfoN u XSPoiR%' aGIGslcALE.
csrissS ssltSS Sa ra S'g s".nsi
onA SGS' o VIII
THE e oG ii9f!Sas YM'oiSRsg:
~ Or-Tbe Bewer Of Preston.
S% F F%ss chp'GcH s 6geA Murphy fgsIs
AdIutani, ToomeT sam Stafford
Acting Manager, Mr. Chppeuda, ,e.'' 1'''e'
:, ;Nnslcd Leader and Director, Mr. Woolc
Door. a. half past o'clock Entertainments to
THIS EVENING, June i5--rhe performances commence
TIE +. FAIRY y.I,s. ASb S TIE ENC
~, DEAF AS < PosT
Old wi r., P,m, Bethany Tristan sappy Williams
TO conclude Ell Yin bo Sr.iHs dance 'a'''sd
0, Doo open at 'evenpesomances will hall
Boxes. sl-Pis. 50 een..-Gallcry, IS cent.
CHATHAM THEATRE.
THIS G.e j Ss re R RsI p.n.p.s vii
Gerald ,., THE WIZ 5ss. 9i H;; @Ac''a, H.,.
sAi AtS5 H1is9
''s' SUSAN "s' "'se " o''s' Mrs H.r Asnae"0n
THE r 2 iHRe 81 5 pi!s
Black s AsnSas' MIR Thorne Walter Hsehia;on. Held
Doors viii open in future quarter post ociocI and the
Dress ssn siss ssa s@S ls-rv.,. Boxes.
HILLS VIEW YORK MUSEUM.
~ (Fomeriy known Pcales.j
81 E. s;' rs i !; S ~
'' IT. Ts1 S.t sf;SI 5s1 TS:ff e.,,.
THIS s $s:SSiS
Mr. S aa hs snf fS'G. . s' Ss in ..n
a g.; sa S%s.a N Ws,
: 5000 years. Ss' sS wrapped
PIeU d e and .s The C9nss Eleccry
Concert sTssy SUNDAY issns sss: d. si,..o.
Admission . cents: ia lw
dPAA Hs WkER tSns
same B :;sn ss'f FREE he city Day sn ADMITTED lie
Gse;t the city The manager ha. engaged for
F e s.sta. Ts sssa @ y
gentleman from Germany and rendered 80 docie Be
times their weight which they will much
precision horse. sIGNOR BLI~Z the unrvaiIed
Mngcan Ventr,loqnist and Plate D,ncer An ILLUMlNA
TED BALLOON will ascend from the Garden the top of
SyfHT w sSies works rn soa pS
dies screws or wheels will be in constant notion the engine
anu machney all n operation Miss Resale the singer Ce-
Niagara Falls, with real and 900 curosities
can b. privately consulted during the day.
6rand Cosmorama and NOVEL CURIOSITIES
than are contanedin any five museums in America.
a splendid day performance every Wednesday Saturday
afternoon.
Abundance TO the whole % ceursch;ldren half ncs
je3
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AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS BELL.
iSfores Nos. % .9an and lis fulton street,

tsfores Nos. % .iaS and rs SiAion .treefl
WEDNESDAY.
Extensive ale IA SSia' srn is s't IL .GP as;co
& 3 Gfs s1 m Sr pa .s Y r' venetian
s ss S5 Gai fs' ns ,i;ssa ss and
THURSDAY,
AZ l0is o'clock in the sale
inc T ~ rihg Fortss paintings soas mahogany chairs look
As9-A e'goss harp piano splendid cottage do, made to
o ofsr ~ Nuns, cost $780, The pianos all in fine
doas nsor iS Sf chairs syys, DO s
At Iols O'clock At he sale rooms
Large sale of Elegant Clothing all descriptions fancy and
pledged sfeies' dry soeG,, &c;
AT los O'Clock in the sale rooms.
Catalogue Sale OF Splendid Furniture of All ecriptons
carpets, Iookny glasses palnllngs mallIeses BIDS &c
BY RIELL ARCULARiUs,
THIS MORNING.
made fashionable ,rpere including full and half French
bureaus toilet tbes, oosy glasses, tud and spring
@ ottomans divans rockers, dressing bureaus office desks
Piano FosseysaI SPLENDID piano os,s, by celebrated
Ase-ons splendd rosewood royal seraphim entirely new
One elegant upright piano. $780, superior
THIS EVENING
,r,u. s A. S'sslSGsk a. the auction Ia. room ;r
ing ali the most avoe Of the day together with
many Just imported and not before sbtcd offered for sale
N , country May be examined on the day of sale iel3 tic
rHI ~ %otbEkr AHf HEsENE EstEs.
Phndeh, Auction Mart Carpenters Cour', Oh
south side, between Thld and Fourth streets,
Imported Improved Durham Short Horns-Nlr WhaLers stock
ON FRIDAY. JULY Isl,
AT O'Clock N The aernoon Powelton the side Of
- the Schuylk. u Market ST, Bridge
M %Sais1 Five Bulls two Hsiisf dsIsnt f ssss
Catalogues at slle. el5eod to iylr
A uCTI0N NOT!CE-sheliil. Sale-Rch Dry Goods
"A This Day 10 o'clock 2i3 Bro ldwav by Order Of
entire socf of one of the largest retail Fancy Dry Goods
Stores in the city and comprising Of rich and valuable
assortment
The trade viii find this opportuni invest rarely
met with JOHN SNIFFEN, Anctoner. jel5i,.c
NOTICE TO FURNITURE BUYERS.-WASiING
~ TON MEEKS, No. 3lj Broadway, next the Hospital
w9ud draw The attention OF the public that he will sell sen
dd cabinet Furniture al 10 per cent less than the qual
q Work is nov selling al he smcons-eosistipg of DAVIS
and hair cloth. Of the latest Spring pate rms. die 6m
Also additional lot Of superior second hand furniture,
soda Fountain turning athes, &c. u
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Domestic Importations.

ArAL.cHcoLA-Brg Almeda-l3 bales cotton II Colt CO
I'll Bronson-36 Smith, Mills coo w Moore-27s III
d ia 6ns Homss2o bale, o. sticks cedar E.e
Bakley-22 Hobrook Nelson col bx III Stars Skrs
order. " - " W
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PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY

PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY,
d0Hs1 AJ At o'clock r. NJ from the steamboat
GE5LESj' pier between Conn andt and Liberty streets
-R&---zs--Z The steamboat ROCHESTER,, Capt. A. p.
ST. john leaves Monday Wednesday, and Friday afternoons,
at seven O'Clock.
The steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. L. w. Brainard
leaves Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons,
o'clock.
The steamboat NORTH AMERICA Captain NJ. II. Trues,
leaves for Albany and intermediate places Tuesday Thurs
dav and Saturday afternoons, at O'Clock.
The above boats new and substantial furnished with
elegant state and espscareu
the Hudson River steamers.
For passage or freight, apply on board. or 10
r. c. SCHULTZ,
At the office on the wharf
Passengers taking this line Of boats will all times arrive
from Albany in time for the first Of ears for the and
lie
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A RICH STREET THEATRE, in Phladelphia-To Let
the Arch Street Theatre for the Of 1912 and Ap
ply to p M. Lafourcade 100 Crown street
SAML. BRAUSON, Secretary.

RCH STREET Rec: TT THEATRE, in rhilaaslpha5To Let
p7 to r. NJ LaioureAde 100 CGwp RRs se Secondary,
thiladelpla, June 2, 1912. je 4 linz
ClRcHs s-,s Z NAM will play g Rocbe.!sT.
CARD AND NOTICE 10 TRXVEELIERs. and the
nblic generally, resident in the State OF New York and
Msssrs WEIGH MANN hope and believe they can pre-
sent TO the lovers of the noble science, orseman.tp
splendid Circus Company of Riders each picked
and star IN his own der artment.
The Grand Ten, Saloon new spacious and highly
the housing and decorative uappngs are ch Lowell
The Orchestra comprises available Native and Flo
finest compositions of the Great Masters admirably played
Among the performers will be fouud the II the n,er
sally celebrated G. j. ROGERS the Star of the Sou.h, all
Cadw sae and his wonderful pupil John Glenroy pour
tray their beautiful and three horse
ballet aided BY the four Misses Wells the talented and
The astounding Italian Gymnastic Scena Of M Rsl.y and
his infant must eec,fy all who behold Of such
The magnificent Poses Of the four Hungarian Cousins
The fashionable and astonishing Equtaton OF elegant
company Of Ladies, headed by the accomplished M John
SMITH cannot fail TO e1cite sensation surprising de
Rope. w. 80
The first Comic Singer Of the Day, Mr. Dickinson will oc.
cssoiay Introduce series of the popular sopgsthe
great East Indian Nscromanc Feats by Mr. Jennings.
Most superalativs Egyptian Pyamidca Vautinx by fully
talented oupc-sinse horse Of dash and dare by MIR
Twenty performers will represent Grand Historical Cava.
caae Psgeanis, with the beautiful stud of Horses.
And IN accordance with the Of the day the
lent and popular specimens Of Negro Song and Dance that
BY light heeled Tommy Coleman the Player W.
Chesnut, and the Prince oil Pasainnies X. Hoffman.
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PRIscrraL orrIcE.Letters deposited before half past
delivery ato, J, and O'clock ~ -
BS.ScH orFrcrs-Letters deposited before T. II, and
O'CLOCK T'ii be seat out tor delivery and O'Clock
ALEX. Nj. GREIG, Agent.
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Sales Mt the Stock Exchange
Second Board.
state or Trade.

The receipts OF produce light and the stocks by
no means heavy. Prices without change, and the
purchases than suffice daily consumption
OfFlour the sales are dull at SO S6 AshesSnce
last about 200 barrels pots sold and 30 of
pearls at s56ai CottonThe sales yesterday amounted
to about 500 bales.
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s73O,074

This SI3OO4 seems to be all that can be available Tor
years to come, perhaps The loans lands and
slaves made when that description Of property
very high aud the payment, if made must be in
specie currency The which that property
has been required pay tho banks for the loans has
ruined its value -
The stock of the Bank subscribed is, Sli 40o.
Received by lands and slaves 100000
Do do. city PROPERTY, 720c,oOG- Sl4 900
The slave security is not worth rush. The slaves
may be on the spot to-day and tomorrow in Texas and
identity Of person. the thing preposterous En-
is little singular that while the English press
|tnue upbraid the United States with holding slaves
that mortgages the persons those slaves constitute
srge proportion of the security held by the London capt.
ass for the State bonds they hold. This the with
Mississippi Louisiana, Alabama Arkansas and Florida
stocks All the stocks of those States issued banks
The property held for the payment the stocks the cot
ton land and Of the stockholders of the banks and
the State held only in case the failure of this property
10 meet the payments So that in truth the actual slave
holders are the London banking houses of which Lord
Ashburton is the chief their funds that cleared
cotton lands purchased the slaves and holds them
bondage Eong daily to raise the cotton and tobocco
which forms the direct Of remittance pay the in
crest due in London the money with which they
purchased. This property will undoubtedly fail OF
meeting the stocks The sale ohe slaves will then
or the direction of English agents. aordng excellent
opportunity for that exhibit its philanthro
by.
The tariffs that have been proposed have seemingly
ll Of them had in rather the protection Of certain
manufacturing interests than any other object Wooen
manufactures particularly have excited the ympathies Of
he committees and they have hesitated propose
of 40 per woollen goods with additional
aliave duty of 10 per cent making so per ad valo
EN- With a degree Of blindness and ignorance which il
naccounabc all the advocates for restrictive duties
continue point to England instance OF their bene
cial eTectsa the very moment when her governmentde
lares that nothing but removal Of the restrictions
rade will save her Standing. The following is an official
able Of the exports opieces of English cloths ut different
c
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This great and alarming decline IL under system o.
protective duties. At the moment the wooen
uactures of the continent increasing, in
greater proportion Prussan official return states that
he manufactures Of wool in that country orethrd
greater in 1910 than in 1893.
France the exports of woollen 1884, 3s 900
lsa0, f6l $4,000
showing that in the same period in which the English
Export Of woollens fell off one half those Of France dou
bod. Does this look like English prosperity under the
protective system The Prussan and German manufac.
being in the midst of their woogrowng countries
their raw material at small expense and without tax.
zion, and the French have bounty OF per cent on the
deportation Of woollcns made from wool of their own
growth while the English have to pay export duty land
arrage inland navigation, and freight besides an mpor
utv The export duty Is to be repealed and the argu
n.nt deluced from all the premises given above is that
he import duty ought to be repealed likewise il England
to be enabled to compete with foreigners.
The Belgian manufacturers have discovered q new
ource of supply of wool at cheap Some ship
meats of merno woos which had been made from Odes.
to Belgium 1874 to the extent Of two thousand bales
ad been found to answer extremely well in the manusc
ure Of cloths. According letters which had been
eved OF our latest dates in Odessa from vervicrs the
principal seat of the wooen manufacture in Belgium the
whole of the two thousand bales had been worked up
nd had given much satisfaction the of quail
and price, to future constant demand for the
r,cle. This wool is of Russian production, and will
rove vastly increasing trade The tariff Of Russia has
owever altered to the protective sysem will be
cen in the following table Of duties certain articles
ccording to the tariff of 1898 and the new one for 1912
NEW Rr'sns T.arsr,
v. r.
ysoilen Yarn, ID 0pcEpood II 2, rs
,loths, kcfSc, msres,
Ladies Cloths, &c.
black, blue black,
DARK green, 3 0rcrlb. ) 10 20
bther cloths, ofevery
color. AMI colors MT
Ei s:ss:l' 8. }S +: Is d! :; s
Whether the surchsrge OF the OF the duty here
oted with the exception Of carpets is in any degree com
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Yt<x FOR sALEo small and 30 large farms, mills,
power Of s sorts, public houses, tavens IN fact
ngh sil roads canals ryers from two 20 four hours travel
from New York. On- farm OF for $3.50 and three
for $3.50 EACH three and half mile from pain6cd
Call on =. Vail II Courlsnd street SATURDAYS from
twc-other DAYS PainheId ~ j.. the Rail Road HOTEL
ieiS frnsc STEpHEN VALE AGENT.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE Is, 1s4a.
Cleared.

80
SUN sETs-'''... ...... 81 HIGH wATLR....... 81 4
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NEW STYLE SAFETY CHECKS.
THESE CHECKS, with name in the margin, in blue car
mine red brown inks, arranged that it is
Impossible to make any alteration the without
being perceived either by the apple alton Of acids.
BY applying acids the groundwork would be changed. and
chemical pariton could These checks
produced by The subcrbr who feels confident that banks
ance companies, merchants &c., hive but give then
a 20 he satisfied Of their superiority those
ntns OF every description neatly and accurately executed
Orders respectfully solicited.
EDWIN A. CLAYTON,
jel5 q insH al Pine street. near William
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CITIZENS BANK, New ORLEANS. MAY 81, 1912.
$lo,%7s,665 Specie,
Real Estate,

OF the discounts at 90 days. the cashier estimates that
100000 only will be paid at maturity OF the protested
paper he estimates that $2ls is bad and lost the
bank The liabilities of the bank payable in 90 days. and
the means available in that time follows:-
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WANTS situation cid er seamsfress chamb mid,
w nnr. yovng woman, who give the mot uat YceT
onale reference 70 character ndcapahy. Appcsto
AZ IS Oliver street. leD S'f
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CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE,

T
THIS romantic and fashionable will conducted dur
ing the present the direction supcrnter
dance Of the SUBSCRIBER 1t has undergone complete and
thorough AMI open for the of visitors
No Effort will be spared maintain the descry eddy high
ter which IT has her toiore acquired.
A tables will furnished with delicacy
that the New York market Afford and every possible at
ta promote the and
patrons will be promptly bestowed. The road sadn, this
establishment and tally that Oft the mountain,
been rendered perfectly smooth and safe.
Messrs A. f. aeh Co.'s exc client line Of will
heretofore regularly between the landing and the Mountain
House, the arrival of the boats.
G. l.. BEACH, PropretoI
June 18th, 1872 leii 3mr
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To Ship Masters,

We shall esteem favor if captains Of vessels arriving
here will give Commodore w A. Blsset our ne W, fleet
report OF The shipping left At the pert whence they sailed
vessels spoken on their passage list of their cargo ard any
wsrarer they may have. Commodore Basseft will
poar them mmcdiaely their arrival We will reciprocate
he favor in wav
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>rOTCE If James Cram who arrived from Glasgow in the
~ bark Barlow about the middle OF May last; viii call the
,uh,cdbe he viii near Of someti % b, advantage Any
rrs0n knowing any thing Of said Csm W III do him service BY
t4fihg n u.s. a. feais arc en;erainc lor hs safety.
UoW. < J. r. TAPSCOTT,
ieI,ffr a Peck Sin.
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The examination by the board of currency into the az
fairs of the Citizens Bank, New Orleans on the aIst Nav
three days before its suspension presented the following
resnl In
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MARITIME HERALD.
Departure OF tho Atlantic steamer.
Packets to Arrive.

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Roscins, Collins. May II
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
II. Hudson, Morgan, May IL
Ontario, Bradish. May 20
FROM HAvRE.
Emerald. Howe, May Is
Baltimore, Funk, May q
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS

1
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE faancd and celebrated Pills. from Portugal,
perceive, be obtained this country. See ADVERTISE
mcn on the last column of fourth page. m3is
| DR. JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON has removed
~ his CONSULTING OFFICE, to No. HERALD BUILDING
corner ~ Nassau aud Fulton streets. je2 3rn ms
THE CELEBRATED FAMILY LIFE PILLS AND
L PHENlX BITTERS-rhe renown which these great
medicines have acquired in every part of the United states
solid aud durabe founded qutckey or
travagan upon that from whence spIng
their good properties and unslns efficacy. Their held OF
usefulness embraces number and variety Of human
complaints than other medicine known 10 the med-
cal profession because they compounded OF goteT mum
Der choice and powerful remedies for those complaints than
combined Other and because the quality Of the ~.
ents tbs best that and parma-
ceucal cbemistry produce Hence that they famous
the prompt mud complete only OF ordinary bilious
and dysIcptc Affections diseases OF the liver, and
digestive ulcioas hsbtusi and bilious
looseness headache gdincss u'lnss Of the
SYSTEM nuy Of the fluids pilpitaop OF the hcart,
skes and unhsAly ssnee OF the skin, but
chronic and Thcuman, asthma piles cho-
lc eruptons of the skin, scrou'a consumption settled pans
jaundce, scurvy salt rheum, Frustrated energy wte flesh
confirmed and anlcnce lad long train OF other
evils The OF thu certified b. thousands OF ratiets,
who voluntarily give their and address to the sct an no
afflicted person can take these mildly rating ys, powerful
rurifrs without inexpresbc satisfaction and esnr,se nj
their hlpry and unnsui effects Prepared and sold by Pr
WILLIAM b. MOFFAT, 3j Broadway, ". fok; alan by
The drur.ists In the CITY generally. icl5 2wcod is'c