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pg- VESTS PATENT CHLORINE COSMETIC
AND PILLS-A sure, safe and speedy remedy for tn,
most obstinate Rngworms Sarheum Scaldhead, and al
Cutancous Erupt0ns--Now at II Maiden lane is thus
spoken of -
Extract of letter from the Rev. Dr. Samuel H. Cox now
of Brooklyn.
NV YoRK, Feb. 10.
Dear sr--In conformity to promise, write TO inform
that the prescription thus far to have done rea
goodto my daughter Hitherto it has done her good
than any other application ever did.
Copy Of communication from Thomas W. Ocot, Esq,
President of he Mechsnics and Farmers Bank Albany,
dated ALBANY, March ~.
Dear Sir received in due course and return you my
thanks for your esteemed favor of the 10Th inst Vests
Chlorine Cosmetic fully answers your recommendation,
and gives great pleasure to bear testimony to its
healing qualities. My two youngest had been act-
ed with eruptions and from head to foot for
time and the nveteracy OF their disease seemed to bae
all attempts at its recovery unit, applied the Cosmetic
received from you. which appears to have performed
perfect To render success more certain have
this day purchased another box Wishing this ointment
to be extensively known believe to be really
full and that my fellow-townman Mr. West, may be
warded by patronage as liberal as it is deserved,
remain, most gratefully, yours, Sc,
THOS w. OLCOTT.
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ci.ds'ea neI dasss-9nly Amslcsn vessel NJ -,
days from tie ,Cspes' with flour, TO master.
BIG gesa nS' sailed ID % s;s M S
YER f' salem heG bgss Northumberland Conn., for Salem
Bag ST. Msss, " Williams DAY. from Ponce PR with
Big Monaco Wording, days from Ponce PR. with sugar
Bds FLORIDA, rocker 30 days from Apaachcola with
Brig Virginia, Bethel days from Norfolk, with wood
Brig Sterling Pierce days from Norfolk with wood the
gBnb schr Emina Edgecomb from Nassau, Mp via Ellen.
I, z days. y n s j. LSws y LEI, n ;en1
savannah St. Jaes de Cuba foundsred the h u g Che
W in Is boats BY the sreckers' q, before spcred s nt
Ia e. o & wsSse sa s e@ 81 Tswp ST oa
ssh Ess days c% Ss:1@ g. G ri w1i s9
es copper bales spopges to r. s. Tucker Left schr -
scl Martha NJ Fowle Nada days from Washington NJ.
with naval stores. III, -. =. n
~ Energy Thomas from Folly Landing with corn to H.
r. Iisvsus. p., -,
ssh WIN Young, Robinson, days from ioohmo"n' WIN
sehr Mar, Elizabeth days from York River with wood TO
scfr Hannibal Newbury. from York River with wood to
Sch, C. p Cooper Kelly, from York River with wood, to
seir Warren Hopkins days from Baltimore with Hour.
sehr Rabicon, Edwards days from Virginia with wood to
MISTER. -.
10 master
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There increased supply of cattle in market to.
day. About hundred beeves, twelve hundred and
eighty sheep and lambs, and fifty cows and calves
We learn that the beeves fetched from 50 &c. and
several OF superior quality as high as - hundred
weight. The prices of and calves ranged from S25
S3S each OF sheep from 81 to 81 CO. and lambs from
81 so to 81 IS head These prices show that mutton has
become much cheaper.
OF the above there between and two hundred
beeves hundred sheep and lambs and ten and
calves left unsoid.
For the information Of farmers in the interior il is per-
hap necessary state that sheep whose quarters weigh
from eighteen twenty pounds each bring from 81 to So
Not the latter price however when the market gutted
To-day, il is to be seen, none went above 81 so.
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sehs 4 A. Stevens. Briggs days from Baltimore. with
sehr wm Thompson. DAYS from York River with wood to
scl Ana Eliza somers. days from Richmond. with coal
schr Chas fi,aan. Townsend from Richmond. with COAL
seh Two Friends Davis, from Folly Landing. with
sch Phebe, Smith days from Virginia. with wood the
schr Purdy Smith fcm Elizabeth City, NC. with naval
SER Caharac. Wilcox. lu,s from Richmond, with COAL to
seh T. Endicott Endicott days from Virginia with wood
scbr Select, Powers, days from Richmond with coal. to
ssehr Model days from Virginia, with wood master.
sehr iauda' from York River, with wood to master
Spoken.
Wampanoas from Porto Rico Cor New York, June lat go
Foreign Ports.
QgEDrc June AR U,spia, Newcastle; eh, Arabian Bel.
fan Pembecus: Alpha LIVERPOOL Blanche p oneSai;
OH Sarah Stewart Belfast; Naparna, Dubn, cornwalis
MosTnEAL, June io-Ar Kent. Glasgow.
SxsT $ ns',ss
United states Ports.
H,RrroRp, June lCd Excel, Baltimore Christana New
Pn,hspS,ruA June bar saIudq Rio de Jansiroi Gen
SA 9o e h GuSsy mnsS. sS oss
Lube ca Gen Glover, s. Bsrts RandgIh Porto Rico;
wm Hum, Ess ana Phsny Bgs'or Envoy Fs,!land
ALEXANDRIA, June l0--Sld Virginia, Blrbadoes.
NORFOLK June l0-Ar Eleanor Charleston for Baltimore
put % land smigrasts for Liberals Union, Boston Sid sgd
bound vsssl The steamer kingston which left here yester
day for York after proceeding few miles outside the Cages.
sustained damage 10 her machinery which lied her
to put back and she anchor this morning OF Woug.
bys Point
WnMINoroN, NC. June 3--Arr Chas Z Thorn New York
Cid Echo, Newport; 81 Sinons, Boston.
A s Cd %ssSn tEs. Dos
SID M Nsw Yo 9y|5 ria 1@S Eoes av' Sutton and ee
s.y.ss.n, lyme ED cTnikslen Castle, Liverpool.
My ORLEASs ynne iCd Paclolus, Hsyre; Edmund Per.
KRIS Li,euool British King do; Superb Treste Jacob Pen.
nell. Rotterdam. Arr Amazon NYork.
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MOFFAT'S FAMILY LIFE MEDICINES.
1T longer questioned either by riva! propeor The
L medical faculty in general that DIR. Mofat's Vegetable
Life Pills and Penx Bte have become the univ rsa
family the UAcd States and that they
plsh greater number Of remarkable and conducc
to the health Of population than others that can BIZ
named Yet they have been sxra,agany recommended
by the proprietor but have their and responsibility
by their powerful efficacy alone and their sound and intrinsic
worth No medical proprietor either I'M THE country Eu-
has number and variety or decisive testimonials
actual they have performed aG although these
thousands, they doubtless form but small
portion Of their extensive and unh raded usefulness These
certificates however which all besr the signature and address
the cured rnanswerably demonstrate that they al
Most only the ordinary functional der,nge
nns such bilious and Ever attacks habua and occasional
and bilious loosness dyspepsia atuency
and distressing disturbances Of Digestion but also chronic and
nammatory rheumatism fever aud other intermittent
eves undice gravel scrotua its worst stages decline
asthma, brouche quinsy, headache, and wasting
weakness eryspcas, and all eupons of the skin settled
choc palrson OF the heart determination of blood TO the
head, and ahost Of other irightful NAL aides.
And the why they comprehensive IN Their e.
ect unusually inable compared with other med cinc
is that they original compound Of the rsrest SPECIFIC
remedies that are known to science As spersn, they are
exhaustion or PAIN although h most POVERTY. purifier N the
world Bat they inygorate all the functions Of the system al
most from the commcnceucnt Of their work and oil evcrT@
earthly feeling bissl highly prizcd Prepared
nd sold BIZ d. VIM b. MOFFAT, 375 Broadway, n. York.
For sale a most Of the druggists in the city.
ta4
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HAyRF-Packet ship Buu,pndy-Carol Livingston, Nj. II
Livingston, Miss Svie Liy Miss Mary Livingston
Miss stephsnie LTnsston Waiter Livingston, d. Gasse
servants jacob Miller and lady, Miss Ann Powell Of NYor
Genyille G Cooper Navy and lady STEPHEN Cornell;
three servants. Miss Medoa Grymes Miss Athena Gymes,
Hppolyte Trcpaner, New Orleans; Madame Sophie Hicks,
Henry Arcnds Paris; jeremiah Mayer Germany273 in the
steeIage.
Brien.
NAssAu-Schr Ermna-A Johnson Captain Francis and j
Mours - .
PARA-Brig Black Hawke Allen, Consul for Maran-
ham, NJ Cowen.
ArALAcHIcoLA-Brig Florda--Capt Tomlnson, II Goad-
lett Mrs Holmes and child Mrs Ellis, child and servant in
he steeraye.
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100 CHATHAM THRATRE.-ar,

.03- CHATHAM THAATRE.-Srs Thcrne's benefit
ast evening attracted acrowded audience Tonight an
Ella Rosenberg, Rces Opera Of Bone sqash and tho
raj and effective drama Of Jack sheppard The Chatham
Theatre from the admirable advantage it has for yenti
laon Will be found to be cooler than any other similar
establishment Ia the civ
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making at 81 10 cts. h.; St Domingo at u; La
susyra at 81; Cuba at 81 &C. Tctacco-The demand
light there have been sales for export There
some sales OF common qualities manufactured at
Sales by cton of 10 hhds old crop Kentucky part
cbantabie at 81 cts average sos hhds crop
do merchantable at 81 Al, average 400 both months
Wool-Small lots of the clip have in and sales
made at 20 IS cts. Foreign is dull, with large
stock. 500 bales Buenos Ayres and Cordovo being
shipped 10 England.
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weekly Report of Interments
In the City and County o New York from the irh day
June the llth day Of June, 8is.
81 Men 80 Women 81 Boys 20 Girls. Total l6.

In the City and County of New York. from the ah day Of
June to the llth day OF June. l8iy.
81 Men 30 Women 81 Boys 20 Girls Total, No.
Absccss 0; Aneunsm, 0; Apopexy, q Asphyxia Bleed
ing from Lungs Cancer 0; Cholera Mprbrs 2; Choic.
COnumpnon, 81 Casualties 0; Commissions, 7; Croop
Hives, 2: Delinum Tremens e. Dyenery q Drosy s. do in
head 81 do in the chest q Drowned Q; Esrels q Fever o.
DO Intermittent, Il; do Pnerpenl, do Rsmtlent l. Do
Scarlet. TO-; do Typhoid, Fracture 0; Hopping Cough
l. Inflammation, o.; do Of Brain, Z; do of Bowels 8; do Of
Chest, do Of Lves9 do of Lungs a do Of Stomach 0; do
Of Womb o. do Of Heat, 0; Insanity, Il ntempeance, il
Jaundce, o; Killed Murdered o: Lues yeneea, o; Nor
tfcation, 0; Maasmus, s. Msormaon 1; Measles, Old
Age i Organic Disease Of Heart Palsy A Rhsunatism
Rupture, o. Small Pox 3; Scroila il Spinal Disease, o.
sprue Suicide, o. Teething, l; Tumor o. Unknown Il
Worms,
Under year. %; to years. III 10 S. 6 to TO- 81 10 to
30 2 TO 3d. 49, 30 10 49, Isl 40 to So g. 50 to co. s. 90 10 TO-
g. TOTO 90, l. 30 10 100 l.
PLACES OF NATIVITY.
United States ao Ireland az England, 3; Scotland 0; Ger
many, France Switzerland Il Spain o. Prussia, Brit
ish Possessions in North America, Unknown, Waleo
or the above, there from the Hospital Bellevue, Il PEE
nensIy Hospital, Blaekwells Island SnA pox, o..
City Hospital 2; Long Island, Amshouse, Bellevue, Il
Westchester,n o. New Jersey, L.
Coored Persons ...l5.
WILLIAM A. WALTERS, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office June H. 1912
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
HESE farfsned and celebrated Pills, from Portugal are,
be obtained in this country See advertise
ment the last column of fourth m
DR. JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON has removed
- his CoNsuLrING OrrtcE, TO No. HERALD BuupiNG
corner N Nassau aud Fulton streets ie2 SIN ins
EN,sLlSH MAIILetter rags for the Royal Mail Steamer
COLUMBIA" from Boston for Liverpool will close
HaTnden Co.'S Exptss Office, No. Wall street. ON Wcdnes
day June i5 at ~ O'Clock, p Nj.
Je14 2t HARNDEN co.
NWRAYiS BALSAMIC PILLS.,--Just received IRON
w Londou-M O. Wray, No. le Holbon Hill London.
has concluded arrangements through his agent, o. Fay
New York 10 supply that city, and the chief cities the
Union with his Bslsamc Pills which 50 long superseded
IN London the OF Copava Cuben and other
dcine These pills certain, safe permanent and most
ehectual cure for GononhGa Geet strcore seminal weak
Whites local debility affections of the kidneys irritation
Of the bladder and al the various diseases Of the ur
and from their tome properties tend 10 strengthen the system
and improve the general health
Reaed az No 10 Fulton and drug Broadway
rnrr Chamber frerf isll
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n7-WE HAVE never witnessed such a molly rroup of
novelties as crowded into the American Musourn-
sgnor Bite with his venriioquism and necromancy, the
steamboat sailing in real propelled without screws
wheels paddles, the Mysterious Gypsy Girl revealing
the OF the future balloon ascension every evening
from the top of the Museum wonderful experiments in
Animal Magnetism, songs and duets by Miss Rosae and
Mr. Bee, dances by La Petite Celeste Cataract OF Niags
exhibited for 25 cents Day visitors admitted free in
the evening
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Ship Masters.

We shall favor IL captain, Of vessels arriving
here will give Commodore W. A. Bssett of fleet,
report me shipping LEI, the whence they sailed the
spoken their passage list of their aud
foreign newspapers they may have Commodore BaSse Will
board them Immediately their arrival We will recrrocate
he favor in
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Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the HERALD
RAI.TINoRE- Tune IL. lSk

Correspondence of the Herad.l
BALTIMORE, June IL, 1912.
Mr.. EDITOR
David Urquhart, Esq, who, with his daughter,
had recently arrived in this city from New Orleans
died very suddenly on Saturday afternoon last. He
had stepped out alone to take walk, and being ia
ken with apoplexy, fell down in the street. An
Inquest was held over the body, after which it re
ceived the proper attentions
The cabinet maker shop of Mr.. James Williams
was partially destroyed by fire yesterday after
noon.
Since the tall stalks of rye mentioned in my last
have seen others measuring eight feet eight inchs
and it is presumed that these are only circum-
stance to what we shall have the satisfaction of
ing.
The weather has been unusually cold since Satur-
day. / am told that frost was experienced IN the
country pretty sensibly.
G. W: Reed, Esq, is TO deliver lecture tonight
at the Universaist Church, which will embrace a
history of the Right Rev. John England, late BIZ
shop Of Charleston.
Virginia money has still further improved. Inow
quote Wheeling at 3 per cent discount, and the
notes of all other Virginia b. rs at q a ~ dis
count.
The trial of Monroe Edwards, as reported in the
Herald, has been much sought for, and read with
great interest. Ii is much he best report given
From the evidence it is generally thought he will
be convicted.
W. .1< - n II.
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CITY Despatch Post.

20 W lillian STREET.
PRIScIrAL Ovycy.-Leters deposited before hslfpast
halpast H. and hall past O'clock will be sent out for
delivery at o. I, and o'clock.
BRANCH OFrcEs.-ietters deposited before 7, and 2
o'clock. will be delivery at g. and O'Clock
ALEX. NJ. GREIG, Agent.
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APALAcHcoLA-Bng Florida90 BIS cotton Bogari Knee
land-Ii do Danioh-,5 @ ColIins-2s sandfcrd-s2
Earl Porter Colns--sg Center coz Norop2 cls
wine De Luxe col pkgs w Fower--o bales cotton
HurIbuf. -, a
son-I00 Harpei-iO0 Underhil * Hauxhairst-677 w
Hitchcock.
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Passengers Sailed.

LIvERpooL-Packe ship United Satcs-Mrs Britton L
Chester New York.; Capt Browne. 95th Kest A. lady, child
and servant; VIM Bmie and lady, Caeston: James Burke,
Mobile; James Duce, South AMERICA; Pedro Fernandez and
servant Havana; WIN Creighton Toronto Lddei Scot
lnnl
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ADJUSTMENTS.


NIBI.o's GARDEN.
rhHMTppAASS HPP ERys AiSTdTajA ss.
The evening performance win comm nc" es,erly ooeL
cRANpS overture
,1s yiss w Sss SSS HSS:SFoSs
LA r faesTa NPTpi F a ii'l sdun
Mons CARLO and Mix, CAROLINA will sustain hre.
ord l!' pk Z sGs'; 'sST'' nc slcAls
Which saictioa last ssou will asan el,en
%sg Il. da " ssnst s@ e 6. Sc
'''' Msa%rs sSsSdt Overture g z,uSenots
NJ bEc g4[i,t
t: Aai aS ' Rs Fss%le' F aSs ssss
hei D;su. ,S S NH. Olive o9;si $s e.:
Asss L 9d and a' D GssssnasiiE woo
DSo. open 4 half o'clock, Entertainments
PARK THMATRE.
THIS EVENING, June nEr"e performances commence
Queen T 2 +. FAIRY },II. ASb THE N5 PRINCE Ss
The rnse Mon, Martin plinees'. amy Main Mad Martin
DEAF f'' AS efiosT.
Old T Mr.. Pampy Bethany Tristan S SIprS Williams
TO e0AeadF Ell Y'h bo S,lnS lance ehii'sd
By MdIls Fanny E loi land and Mons Martin.
Doos open se'en-pfofnances will commence at halt
boxes, SLIT, 80 ccnls-t1aiery, IS cents
CHATHAM THEATRE.
THIS EVENING june Ss ts:i ss Ss'iannes viii com
p...ps;,s, s n #A.. SSs II Rs.si, n..
BONE 4 49, Sfi' RlAsLr.
bone JSS ass nee jim brown Mr., Bl.t h''''r'
JA IF eo sHlFr Si5R
Jack SMSf; lpgsas Mrs Thomo Jonathan Wild HELD
Doors viii open in future quarter past oeocn, and me
Dress circle 50 eenIs-"Bosrs s@P, i2-pvn,s Boxes 90
HILLS NEW YORK MUSEUM.
Formerly known as Peae's.l
Second night q he Olympic N eomp.ns -
MIS- Nh %,; s of, SR. Sy%t Hs'ft Ss:,s.
Mr. NJ saf Ese ,'Ss q 2y ys OLYMPIC Theatre
THIS EVENING sasF dc sss 3Se liz ssqvs
s h WI ffi eo soSu comic
Mr. Marshall the ari, and WORKER in Glass. With in attend
an. Tas b. .., s.,: Ns
is FIsy;sa. .aS a. 1900
with one 0fhs %Sst nSws.S machine, IN s wod
sssrsd Concert every Sunday Evening, under the direction
Admission IS cents jnIw
AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GARDENS.
CgsStts xShDA@%AS AR AAk 40
vE b This WEEK % on Ms"s Jqss
5 %sx s" s:
%s s' rSSs NJ a;a
AE S%E6SN @ aa rom he Az Oh a. ~
sEAMBoAT fgsr wh Sas Wo w%oa' l
an s aashae Mf @ be s asn s ssf t
!se pSis.a.s Mr. Bee he yss..s aa!ms .,asssi.n,
N s oa. a ; WIN e A., water and a; She
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New York Post Once, June q, 1s4x.
o. ALBANY EVENING MAIL.--An additional mail
viii be sent to Albany and after the sh instant every
lay, by the O'Clock NJ. Steamboat Letters can be
deposited at this Office until half.past r. NJ.
JET lwr JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, M.
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This crop pays to the banks per annum
per cent on its home value In that year. however the
loss the whole crop consequence OF the fall abroad
estimated at 100000 How is possible that b.
sness, based such foundation, be prospero p
It apparently in this view Of the that Mr.. s. j..
Peters President of the New Orleans City Bank and
of the ablest Gnanciers in that section in letter publish
ed last winter expressed himself follows after proving
that Louisiana and other States which he names in
better condition than the State OF Mississippi These
are the words used by him
Mississippi has already adopted the alternative of
maxim that country must settle its foreign debt by coin
sition. What can be done to prevent great national
calamity Is question that interest every Amer
who loves his country and feels proud sustain her
honor untarnished.-
It is very evident that business sustain such
burdens and tina, ruin later
be the result.
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o. WE SHALL GO ON CONQUERING TO CON.
QUER. Our enemy is disease aud certain, so long
as those efectual weapons Dr. l.. d. Fleming
Medicated Candies. His Worm Candy is most ehcctual
remedy for Worms-his Diarrhoea Candy will cure the
mic Candy relieves indigestion, Costveness, Heartburn,
&c, and his Cathartic Chandy universal physc, is
not behind the best remedies Sold at 35 Nassau street
wholesale and retail also ~ Fulton 273 Broadway
l4oi and lss Bowery as Egh Avenue 2a2 Greenwich ST.
1O4 Thompson ST., and 70 Fulton ST., Brooklyn.
N. B. Dr. Coopers infable Corn Salve at 1875 Nassau
street
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CO. sHERMAN's ORRIs TOOTH PASTE, LIKE
his Medicated Lozenges is he beststhng in the world.
1t cleans the teeth keeps them from aching hardens the
gums and sweetens the brcath--no ever used any
other preparation after trying this Always be
to get Shermans His Office is at log Nassau street.
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The failures in New orleans have for the moment
Cd heavy feeling the markets which however very
quiet and expectation Of good fall business has been in
uuiged In. Flour Is down fairly to So for all sorts The
receipts Of the week light being only 1922 bbs OF
sorts down the Hudson, making for the season so far
Dds southern. Cofee-A few sales VI Brazil are
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EXTRA D0t BIZ s SR6fHHENN "y6kArRAN

TO-MORKOW-WILL CONTAIN.
GASPAR THE PIRATE OF THE INDIAN SEAS, y
Thrilling Tale of the Ocean embracing hgh.wrought
in the lives of those bold bad men the Pirates
being of the most exciting works OF the kind
read 1t IL just issued from the press where orig
mated those admirable tales CHARLES OMALLEl.
HARRY LORREQUER, JACK HINTON, &C. &C.. and
without doubt the mos popular publishing establishment
in Europe. ts
Price 2 cents copies for ST. The usual discount
to Agents who must send in their orders and cash mme
dately. sN'
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OF THE UTMOST IMPOR-
TANCE

ITO purchasers OF Marhsll's Troy Shirts Bosoms and Col
In consequence Of the many mistakes having been
made of By strangers and Others finding only Troy
Shirt Depot therefore obliged made public the
of the benefit Of all in pursuit Of OUT highly reputed Troy
painted their ndew and about hsi premises sign pur
do keep Troy Shirts Bo.ors and Collars aud
guard against mistakes that in future Of
this the therefore, shall circulate
extensively the following card and o the benefit Of dealers
goods -
This is inform dealers and others that Narshas only
Troy Shir Depot the city about sixteen doors from the
Pearl md Chatham the right hand side in
passing the City H-No 90 Chatham street, Thi, our
only Troy Shirt Depot for the receiving Of highly eputed
Troy Shirts Bosos and Collars in the city We shall
this be extensively circulated consequence Of mis-
takes having made Of late. Be particular the
MARSHALL,S % the window g,s also iIe oior,ns
street No patronage asked Of those who beat down
New York. June g. 1912. Jc3 lm'c
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WHILST il is admitted n, sides tat sravb ries and
w Cream form the most healthy aud delicious nu,pment Of
the and almost invite good
citizens raake, doubt whether one of them in huadrel
tasted berries and Strawberries and m'
(f be called) enough but nc rh eli,
cous cream the natural element of the strawberry is unity
tines such thing ia its beautiful nslui state pure
the cbry stalr its kept be found within the boundaries
of this city and what narvcous in Wal,
YET sir j and for the ruth e what say reference Is
Wall streets, opposite the Custom House, :
iIalt.c BY ONE WHO HAS TASTED.