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CONGRESS- HALL.
FulLADELPHIA.

I FulLADLLrulAs
WIS vol known and extensive establish.
= moui Is now under The sole direction and
manag w,rt OF The subscriber under M. 80 PER
I s"Hal attention. % has recently undergone tho
I rough ..H com. lgJe repair, aud IS now Iu com
Pl,ie OF irr Tor the reception ui cpuuauv.
~ soliciting the continue p 1trD mage ui the ira
,'e.',uS public and his f'rmer ileuos ond wet
cTs, DE- would respectfully assure them that a. ur
. oonm2da1n1s for convenience and comfort been
eqga, 10 its Present arrangement.
Hc main entrances TO this establishment ar
a No - South THIRD Street and No - Chcsnue
atrCet two Of the most "a hlnuable and bus ne 81
Srctts m Philadelphia. being but few minute
walk nom tie principal ste1u T-t lsntIng an
quite convenient 20 the Exchange. Post Oflicr
tStage and kall itnad Oflices and Ir the heart q
IN cliy. Inc Varlors fronting on each street arc
W spacious aud airy, pleasantly situated and
q tCcl tuTuI, he'd fur the Cumfurt and CONVEX n
encc ofladies and pI.vatcfawlles while thc " hoI.
management 81 the house IS believed 10 be such
rs - give euUrc satisfaction. VI d the hait,r
irg hope that the very liberal pa irouage bestoweo
onCou2rss Hall for the last five wears may not
only lie continued but increased. The proprietor
pledges hi beet services with sill detcrmint-
ton that no hing shall De wanting on his mart o.
those in his employ 20 render n a q stable stop
ping place for persons 90 business and pleasure
mar 2i-lm. JOHN = .URDlNANT.
NEW AUCTION ROOMS.
No. IA. Mann S're.t
VBN b. PENrO\EY aud GEORGE HARRL
n son have associated themselves iu business
rs GENERAL AGENTS. AUCTIONEERS. am
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. under th,. firm oil
PENTONEY q HARRISON, and respect
fully solicit ccu,ignmeuts ct all descriptions Of pro
perry which will he promptly sold and mmcdiat,
return OF sales made nov
NOTICE r.. G.. Borhom having Withdrawn
~ from the house of Aucrhury Caldwell. a Co
the business Ni be continued bv W b Aucrbury
aud James Caldwell rs heretofore under the fra
Of ATTERBURY. CALDWELL, Il Co.
dec %
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VIRGINIA HOTEL
JACOB 4. KLINE

OF MAIN y MADISON STREETS
WHEELING. "a.
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WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION
Canffa" Stock ST;..2O

THOMAS HUGHES, President.
X NJ , oY. Treasurer.
DRECroRs Morgan Nelson Iohn MMul-
leu, Joseph MORRISON, Robert CrauGle, sam 81
Jtt John + Clarke, Jonas CTumJaesCT, James
r. II ,bsrts.
Discount day-ThursdaY Of each week-Of
fec on Milan street, next door bciJ" tie ; lTS MA
Hotel.
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lv occ1p1u1us TIpH many thousands Of vliul /
be Trends have Been taken aw from q s. bv wan I
Of proper Ueatnent The very many that are ]
yet among gs aud laborng uufcr alarming s.mp 1
toms g. s1e y 4 1e4 fo Soy. procure immedi1tcI. |
un5 Il ltbe rot Too late YOU may be- STORED 10
perfect health. In the last stages fbere FL 80.
and pail1tlng effects. '-
Scr sais at hs PRINCIPAL OFFICE. 10 v,,b
Fighth street Philadelphia, A's1 atthe R,,t -.
of join FISHER
mar l-Piw Wheeling Va
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G q ~ Al LIN z S

Refer 70 Merchants generally.
Pittsburgh. Feb. l0-3n ST
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FIRE Il MARINE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
WHEELING.
nfrFrr,uS F,r I3lQ

Jmcs IcG.ure, SObie,ki Brady. John GoshOrn.
William Paxton, Charles ID Knox, Thomas
Johnston
= ) river Pr. sdeut-D LAMB, Agent.
CAPITAL StO X SlUlual. Office IL Nam street
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TIE LADIES, COMrANIoN

A stIG kirl NIhOUH AEgCStHe
TWO ELEGANT STEEL ENGRAv NGS MONTHLY
THE PREVAILING FASHIONS, sc
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State Of Trade.

We cannot notice any Improvement in trade to-day.
fshesSales Pos Tor So l25 and at this price
bpls have been disposed Of Pearls also sell at So So
Beeswar-l2 1900 lbs southern Yellow for export at &c
cents, cash.
Coal-Sales offs Liverpool Pembertons at Sc 25
mos; 100 tons Scotch, SIS 2l days; and 7sa tons Ii
verpool, on terms we did not learn
Ledd-Pg is in request at 81 cents cash; 1000 pigs Wis
consin and Missouri have been sold at 81 cents cash
Narat Siores-Wilmington Turpentine at 81 81 for
Oits-Rened Whale at ~ as cents cask Olive is very
dul 100 cases Nice brought So So and 100 bskts Marse
Flour and Mai-sales 1900 bbls round hoop Ohio for
export at So s7l and 300 bb Michigan not in prime or
der, at So sli 3i6 bbls Ohio via New Orleans sold at
SO 1913 for superfne S. si bad and SIS 37j for bad;
200 bbls Brandy wine and small lot Howard St. brought
So l2t Rye Flour has declined So 10, with few sales.
by Santa Anna to revise and alter the tariff laws of the
country have reported and all the alterations recon.
mended by them have been acceded The law does
not go into effect until sin months have elapsed from the
Goth April last.
By the new tariff, brandy will pay 5000 per arroba %
H. instead of S40e, as by the old.
Gin 5000 per arroba instead of $780,
Run which was before prohibited, will now pay SEQ
per arroba.
Wines, white will pay $780, and red s25 per arroba It
may be recolected that by the old tariff white wines pay
$3.50 anu red S225; we speak Of those imported in casks
proporonate reduction to be made in all classes i'm
ported in bottle.
Olive Olive Oil will pay 81 per 81 instead Of s.;
Codfse 81 per al, instead of S.
Steel So per 100 h. instead of 81.
Raw iron 81 per 100 Id, instead of ST.
Wrought iron So instead of S4
Black tea so cents per lb, instead of ST.
Green tea rs cents instead OF ST..
Hams which have always been prohibited, will now be
admitted by paying 80 per cent amount of invoice with
% per cent augmentation.
Cloth ofa classes will pay so per vara instead of
ST.
Cotton prints colored, cents per vara, they can now
come in % threads square inch before
prohibited under 80 This alteration will have the ten
dency to bring many English goods into the Mexican
ke al. winch were before as good as prohibited.
Cotton handkerchies colored, will pay cents the
square vara, instead of l25.
Cotton thread is prohibited as formerly
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PORT OF NEW YORK, July "a. 1s42.


Ships Roscius, Collins Liverpool Collins & Co; Rhone,
Johnson Havre Bolton Fox Lyingston.-Bar Republic
(Bremen) Tegeler Bremen Henschen i Unkar-Bngs Ja-
net Br) Brown, London Barclay Llyngton' lldetonsa,
cedony {Brl Gard Windsor Ms soule, Whitney Coz Mary
slsby, Southland Norfolk Va-Duch galot Uranis, De-
tough Rotte rlam Schmidt Rachen-Schrs Morning Star,
(BrJ Pudden Eleuthera Maria Hopkins Baltimore johnson
Lowden; Dodge Knapp, Alexandria DC; Palestine Steven
Baxter do Oil Bias, Seeey New Haven.
Brig Norman. Pratt tof North Ysmouth) Is days from To-
basco with $500 otis logwood TO Meyer Stucken Let no
vessels in
British brig Mercury Dean 20 days from Kingston, Ja with
goo bags % bbls cks pmeno do old copper g. Laurie
Lett sshr susan Of Philadelphia, the only American yes.
p d, Royal Y s. brig Dolphin, bound on cruise all WE'LL
on Cape Hayt spoke British brig Theta m Jamaica
'os uIns Island TO load for Alexandra.
,Snr 8nly Daughter, Weden, G days from Port Prince,
somee Eng logwood, 70 A. e Rossere Co. Left brig
ahnswan q New York, dsg; VIM Nelson do next day;
oL snaass o. baltimore, dg lh inst lat IS lon IS
snip Cnno OF Bath 20 days from Lyerpool New
osans Capt Weden informs that they had shock of an
Sem .ns Is, ,n hs, did hear Of damage
specie j. Femmng Philsdeiphis Jne q P w, an
lon 81 IT, spoke whaling chr Mercury Nickeon az plmat
mos out lo8 bbs SPIN and ~ do oil th ins IA ., 40 |
q IS spoke 9ak Mary Jane, Of Piston Me- from NOresn
Schr D. G. Wilson, Benjamin. 10 days from q, Johr. PR
with 3t hhds sugar &c casks moasses TO Mason bn ~
Left brig Lion, Potter, for Phade pha dg the ONLY Aio
vessel IN port Schr Macedon for Boston sailed ON H.
9th inst. $500 w "'e
Schr United States York. i6 days from Jacmel with c.
order Left schr John Dunlap Case Boston, same dav
the only American. N'
schr sultana Irons days from swansboo NC with naval
stores TO De Pcyster Whitmarsh.
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erls,len y grind cora Ia bend TIE Houss Of Commons
ave agreed to resolution 10 Permit foreign wheat to be
tell, cred under certain regulations from the warehouse
from ship, duty free upon the Substitution inothe
the delivery for expectation OF equiv alent quaint
les of -four and biscuit.
The operation VIII he - snpgiy 20 all vessels in the
'ewiouniiHn IN ohe coio',.a les with British aour
md biscuit manufactured from foreign wheat instead as
la heretofore been the of taking those supplies at
hamburg. The grinding of foreign wheat in bond will
hrow the whole manufacture of flour for the supply
British shipping and colonial trade into the hands of
BRUSH mers The operation will, however be aivanta
5eous for those interests, and will promote the consump
on oil oregn corn and probably large proportion OF the
supplies heretofore taken at Hamburg by English vessels
IN the Newfoundland trade, will now be manufactured by
English millers from American when
The presenttar before Congress- il carried out will be
ruhous to the best interests of this country is in its
character nearly il not quite prohibition those articles
winch form the medium of pay ment for American agri-
cultural produce The specific duties proposed are
the same nearly those of 1928 while the prices of the
articles have fallen in than so per
In 1925 coons cost for instance average ID
They now cost 10 cts. Pig Iron cost then f5 per
ton. II is now ca per ton. The duty in 1898 the
same that proposed, viz $40 per ton, which was
will amount to 1903 per cent The following is
table of the of three kinds of iron under four duties
with the present cost under the proposed duty =
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Do AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GARDEN.-This
is the citizens and strangers Crowds
attend here daily and delighted with the great diver
sty of amusement presented. Winchel has been
gagged for one week. and will appear in one of his most
amusing characters including the play Of Old and Young
netism the Gipsey Girl Model of Dublin and drop
curtain representing Byrons Dream are among the at
fractions presented for % cents.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market,

Beef Cattle5O0 head offered for sale this week. sale
from S4 o. few extra sold at &C. $50 Cattle sold
at the yards over Schuykill ~ head left Cows
and Calves276 at market sales from SIS to %
S32 Sprngers $l1 to 3d. Dry Cows sold at So to Sl
Calves 81 25 25 according to size the Delaware
from Jersey, by weight SO 81 live weight Hogs-l6O al
market, sales at A. all sold and Sheep-2l4 al
market, sales at 81 81 81 81, extra 81 rs.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
THESE ar-famed and celebrated Pills. from Portugal are
perceive be obtained this country See
men on the last column of fourth page. ms is
DR. JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON has removed
- his CONSULTING OFFICE, to No. HERALD BUILDING
corner OF Nassau and Fulton streets. je2 SIN ms
d HOUSTON NJ. d. DENTIST-Has removed to 2i3
Broadway, between Park Place and Murray street.
je2e cod lmsr
EOR DIR. FEUCHTWANGERS Compound Chemical
Whale Oil Soap, nialibe Poison for Bedbugs Moths Rats
Cocoaches Flies Ants Moschetoes for his Fly Paper and
for his numerous chemical preparations, see last page.
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Principal office Of the College 81 Nassau street n Y
10 IMPoRTANT NOTICE TO IMMIGRANTS AM

CHARACTERISTICS severe and trying influences of
our climate are well known, and the COLLEGE MEpI-
CINE AND PHARMACY have compounded preparation for
the express purpose of removing those affections which
originate in this way Persons who have recently landed
in the country and travellers particularly liable to
these diseases which chiefly owing arrangement ef
the hillary apparatus and they particularly admon-
shed to use this remedy which be had at the
r u, ne ana o. ns aHens IN the
Mixture for the of debility, Medicines for delicate
cases &c., &C., may also be had above, with full d.
rections for
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal Office OF the College, 81 Nassau ST. NJ Y
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The New York Lancet
City Despatch Post,

Igy- few copies of the first volume of this work
handsomely bound may now be had at the publication
offce-Price So.
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Corner of Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival of the
morning mails, at eight o'clock A. M-and also of the
from all parts of the world may be found the Herald
Bulletin Board at this Let every wayfarer stop
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NIBLO's GARDEN

NlBLOs GARDEN.
Extraordinary Rnvei Family.
hse'tred Nightly rcith Shods Of Lam yhfcr and l4p
SPLENDID Comic PANToMiMYs, Sc.
MONDAY EVENING July 2sh. the performances will
s' GRaSp At o$ Sif!fSf IKE
REyolAA'iifNtGT sTAruEs.
Amer which, @0a; s9f5i w N'e his astonishing
Quarter Of an A0a en: r. % T s sf allowed Tor Refresh
oRASS ,5s' overture
pA. Of smy, PoLHH III VIII. fS So yGxAoE Miss
Other charactsr rs By the Rasels SC.
THE rR6 IN ssss'SfE MUSICALE,
w the Wishes ~ WIS G%sS s.. ' na Il
ss part e. s so" will be given after the per
a"ns ls@aEs nd Nj D GsSSs"&S1 4 woo
Doors o'clock Entertainments to commence
CHATHAM THEATRE.
NoND AE bt 81 EEIN WF VI +. rSs'"sd the
Leon ' He'd 5 aaaams Werner Mrs jaS ia
n,,,.,n. THE cA i, E SITF%$$ S. q nouEN
Xn.ias Bcllard Tho% borne SMi aitou, Mrs r Iiisa
FLIGHT l r. r &AhEalcA
jan Crow Mr i hlse julietie La Belle, Mrs Held
n:.m Strong CUT MP n GlpH l:y A Ta,a Mr.. s...
Dress circle so censBoxes, 2Pit, 2-Prvate Boxes 81
VAUXHALI. GARDEN
{Gy- Extraordinary NoreIy-.cn
- No posponement On account OF the weather.
The universally jas g SR 14S wFsfFao''ed comedian
entire character Jack Humphrey in Tuning the
Eis; is jsF: S;g After the "''
shgEk4AMYY.' III appear i MliGGHRussELL,
NJ. ss fSSNsSS NJ H:s s sS#s$.
An The GoE; as BalI, vii appsar in The
lions under The n%sda's control o. Mr. Gcaway
The price Fl ThSt Vi" jill" ' d Is
Entertainments commence the Saloon socIock
49, DAY AFTER Fo% T&E o WEDDING.
Lady Elizabeth Miss Kate Horn Col Freelove, J Browne
C., -lntemission of fifteen minutes III
DANCING ON The Hf: c coiHi FLOOR,
For one hour.
TuRNIN UT The HE'f FABLES.
e Gf ssfs'Sd Sx XIII
In the Garden Master of Cerem Mr. Conway
Admission only Is Cents. iy23
AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GARDENS.
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STREET
1E 4 Il EEAEEfH' S NAHAeEf
.pa es T% .g sSns as The w w
Sh ss ss fa f I Model of s City of 1.
s'Sa IT'S %ny s'sis%iss
the ASn Faey Gals osns h n
by s'S8 and t % s GS
O'clock Day y ;ns admsS free in The evening
ments IS cents-Childrenhalf price. jy2r
THE NEW ROCHESTER, THEATRE is open for
the snmmer season. ladies and gentlemen Of established
and IN he wy % please
EDWIN DEAN.
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Herald General Printing Office.

The General Printing Office, capable of doing all sorts
OF printing, such books, pamphlets bills cards Of all
descriptions, open the Herald Buildings entrance
from Nassau street-Joseph Elliott Printer.
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46 WILLIAM STREET.


PRIscIrAL OrFcE.Letters deposited before halfpast
6, hapas IL, and half past o'clock, will be out for
delivery at Q, ], and o'clock.
BRANCH OFrrcEs.-Leers deposited before 7, IL, and
o'clock will be sent out for delivery at g. and o'clock
ALEX. M. GREIG, Agent.
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AMELIA, only daughter of Wheeler Hale aged year
On the 25th January last at Harbour Grace Newfound
land, Mr. JAMES SHARP, native of Queens Ferry, Scot
land and brother of the late Robert Sharp of this city
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Ny- WHAT HAS DIR MOTT SAIDl- "Thai for
every disease nature has provided speefc See reports
Of his Clinical Lectures in the Herald The learned Pro-
essor has thus uttered sentiment which almost every
discovery in chemistry and pharmacy confirms and
in which the COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY fully
acquiesce Acting it, the CoILEGE have prepared a
number of compounds adapted for the Of many of
the most distressing maladies which afct humanity. All
the preparations OF the COLLEGE compounded sci
entihc principles, and according to the most approved
Of them being result of the careful
investigation of members of the College
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office of the College, 81 Nassau street. n Y
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Foreign IrnpOrtations.

ePoRT PRScE-Schr Only Daugher-3OO bags coffee a.
$50 lbs ogwood Rossiere co-i6 bags coffee Lewis
PIG Chester coli Dowey Demaest-5 do bbls citrop
do ginger cks bbs G. Hogarth
TAMPIco-Schr NJ mountaineering 2 Harmony & CO.
$500 Lenng coS500 Brustlein koop coSl2OO w Ro-
bin Phiad-$300 Percval, doG lbs vanilla beans Hogan
Brothers col bales jaap Pamlloii32 otis fustc
chain portrait 10 pkgs bullion Fleming, Philad
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Passengers Arrived.
AoMEL-Schr United States-W Chandler, j Donald
Passengers to Arrive,

savASsAH-Bng PhiIura-N B Knapp and lady, NJ Easlma
and lady Wood and lady, Wood LADY and children
Mr. King lady and child, Mrs Free land, Mrs Russell, Lieu
Patrick A, and servant, Locke and servant Mr. Ho
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To CORRESPONDENTS abrooa

Our correspondents in foreign ports are fully
send by vessel all the marine intelligence thew can
obtain Nautical information Of any kind from any one re-
siding at home abroad, will be thankfully received
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Married.
Died

On Saturday, 23d inst, by Rev. Mr. Potter, LArHRop
WELLS CHArS to JULIA daughter of VIM. c. Csrls all Of
this CITY,
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@5-- GO TO CHURCH TO-DAY AND TAKE

W. , w - CriUhCH Io-DAt AM tAhs. ~
dull prosy sermon they will keep awake and show
you all its hidden beauties If you have brilliant and
learned DISCOURSE they will enable ysu to all its beau
ties and snbmy thereby enjoying it in far greater de-
gree than you otherwise could, besides dspelling all
signs of headache duness low spirits dependency and
even the heartache-Ruston & Aspnwall, (all their
stores)-sands, 273 Broadway and II East Broadway;
Churchs sS Bowery and Codington 227 Hudson street.
are Observation-Disclosures LOG Nassau street.
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Ship Masters.

We shall esteem favor if captains of vessels arriving
here, will give Commodore w A. Basset oar ne fleet
report Of the shipping left at the whence they sailed
vessels spoken ON their list of their
foreign they may have Commodore Bassen wifi
board them Immediately their arrival We will ecprocste
the favor any way
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o. FRANKLIN SALT WATER BATHS CASTLE
GARDENING are now in the full tide of summer heat
with Thermometer above 90; and where personal
comfort and bodily health be more eectually preserved
than by visit to Thomas's splendid shower swimming
and private baths Clear water comfortable apartments
and kind attention will be found there
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This table shows the fact that the per cenage by the
new tar on articles which form the chief medium pay
ment for our agricultural produce higher than by the
tariff of 1892 and in higher than ever before
Such a state of things cannot hutb he ruiuous
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fo.fsA,fsss coss,i,sios., sfs sisd to have Il In
our power 20 aSnoufce that the Postmaster General has
rescinded the order readusng and reducing the COM
missions OF deputy postnastes, This order originally
made with great reluctance by him. precautionary.
lie had just grounds 10 appr.hend deficiency in the
nue. OF the Department 10 meet its current obigaons
The economy which he has been enabled to introduce
INTO the service and the increased vigilance OF the deputy
ostmasers in the execution and OF the laws
regulating their duties have satisfied him that WIN
continuance OF like service by all the agents oil the de-
partment its oblg may be met by its income during
the present year.-Madisonian.
APPoN rMESr ny PnEsDEsr-Wlliiam Kinney 10
be Attorney of the United for the Western District
Virginia in the place of w. G. Singleton, whose COM
mission has expired.
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II EAD-REFLECT!

READ-REFLECT!
UNITED SOCIETY,", Harvard, Mass.
Respested FiendA short description of wonderful cure,
an ns eg IN peSy TO to hi society,"
eaaesss an opinion 81 Dr. Brspdrsths Pills The Doctor
hnmo described in that letter. sixteen years
been exceedingly Troublesome and every spas was
TO anS se ps OF my sSs
IL dreadful cendition The prospect Of terminating
s mo ~; cfs S the %e
have been requested particularly the effect Of this
TO person who ha, been bcst with mild pleasant and e
6cient medicine when in the most restless painful and dis
beaeng condition Of body when relief was least expected
had not taken mere than four or five boxes of the Pills be-
tory relief The Violent darling pain u
came invigoraed And here would not forget to say, that
usually s1 s
% s et breaking
fury p he h"%e The BY using De ri.
pveniea as dosb " cleansing The blood have
never had recourse besdes other remedy which
ha "sfd Nc onr & spS psSe expect TO- so long
and rii ai sssi 'gssS
cases, g Be used riding . directions " =
hesidcs own several casesh within
&c BE- S'S
The Genuine Pills known 10 be humess-herefore re-
peat all suffering from disease prrfy your blood by pro-
per Of them
MARY II. GROsVENOR.
TO BE REMEMBERED--
RIGHT LABELS.
That each label has two signatures of Dr. Benjamin Bran
DIRE III upon il.
That The must be upon each box three signatures thus
B. BRANDRETH, NJ. ID.
And three signatures thus -
BENJAMIN BRANDRETH.
the lOfa rad nix
there being the labss nearly three hundred mpre OF
BENJAMIN Brandreth's Pills. -
D'''''' THE BRANDRETH PILLS
sold IS box, with directions the following
DIR. BRANDRETHs PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
2if Broadway, between Park Place and Murray
Bowery Office, ga Bowery.
1870 i-2 Hudson street. - . -
NOT 276. jy2lltsr
pREMIUMS REDUCED.-The North American Fire
Company have reduced their of insurance
III stores dwellings, and merchandise contained therein
Office No 30 Wall street opposite the Merchants Exchange
ROBERT AINsLEE, President
joHN McBRAIR, Secretary,
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TO THE AFFLICTED.
THE TEETH

'NHE TEETH-A reduction of 20 per cent-Upper and
lower sets ofteeth inserted atmospheric pres
sure to be with and frnness, from single
tooth all supplied h the best mine
raj teeth tooihache cured For extracting TOOTH 80 cents
Childrens, nalf price, j. Buskey, Surgeon Dentist
ray street, next door to the church, Of Broadway