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MONEY MARKET.

Thursday, Dec Id Il. M.
COED business done in State stocks at generally
firm prices New York SIS 1885, rose d Ohio 6s fell I.
There seems to be still suspicion that these stocks
selling for the means Of paying the interest Mohawk
felt.
Weundersand that the receivers of the Morris Canal
about to prosecute the bonds of the late cashier
r.. Gilchrist for $4,000.
The Bank of America has been added TO the list os
dividend paying banks Has there been any repudat;on
here' The stock has fallen per in six months
The Merchants Bank has declared dividend
of per cent.
On a recent occasion, mentioned the singular fact
that the Dry Dock Bank had up plea of usury to In
validate debt due by them to the American Life and
Trust Co., and assigned by that company to Morri-
and Sons Of London. This, believe, is the first
instance where corporate monied institution has taken
this course and u.s. in ITSELF singular evidence of the de
cay of the credit system. Credit only exist where
all sides. The paper system grew up based upon the
6rmest confidence in the sancy Of bargains Formerly
the credit and mercantile standing of firm individual
who failed in his engagements for any whatever
were ruined forever Banking and p,per credits were
based solely this nviolabili.y Of contract; and 50
strong its nature within few years only that this
same Dry Dock Bank made application the Board oil
Brokers in this city to havea wellknown firm expelled
from the association, because they pleaded usurv debt
due by them the Bank and the request was complied
with, because such proceeding not then counte.
nanced in any business circle. How great is now the
change! That Bank hes entered plea of usury 10
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avoid the payment money acknowledged to have been
enjoyed. few years of revusion have rolled round,
and the recedng tide of paper wealth has left laxty OF
mercantile morality which is the surest guarantee that
renewal that ofhngs cannot speedily be brought
about individuals and corporations openly plead
legal inability collect debt valid for
paying H. all moral accountability is swept away, and
with il the germ Of commercial credit.
is undoubtedly true that the operation OF the paper
system of late has operated induce excessive
import OF goods The agency OF paper money such in
the matter as to do away with the operation of the tariff
however high may be laid 1t is only in steady spe
Gle currency that high duties take effect in excluding
foreign merchandise. This is the state Of affairs
There not likely for many years cometo be nha
ton OF paper money which will make the whole volume of
the currency much greater than would be the under
the laws OF trade if the currency purely metallic
This uniformity and dearness OF the currency operates
more powerfully against the importation of articles of lux
ury than can any tariff In order therefore to form
estimate of those branches of business which will be most
affected by the Of affairs may look at those
articles the importation of which have huctuated most
with the vicssudes ofthe paper currency during the past
few years
ARTIcLfs OF LEADING IMPORT U. 4rArEs
FER;Nr PERIODS WITH WHOLE AMOUNT IMPORTS
N
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Cleared.


leeds ss,s' sSf
G Hsfsc1 Gs INF IT. sn anGss Ns1
sa rais ne Ressn T'SSs
Roee Han Nc John osden David
Arrived.
sehr Anaconda Hail. from Washington NC with naval
seh5 hOshfs,s WISE from Baltimore with loss of sals &C.
fFSG sys SpO BIsSh London 1
G,Sway Charsst,ni Tashssse saysppah b,rquss R,pd,
Ha,shns s. Thom,.; juno, Lewis Geoni9Tn, sc; Angus
70 Savannah steamer Fashion, Mobile and others
SHIP WrsTcHrsrrR.-This vessel which ashore Fire
repairs A Keel and several RIBS have beef placed
she WIZ oe and coppered The expense OF re-
Sem JOsErH BRowYTwo vessels going into Georgetown,
water at the Washington bridge and used e repair Of the
s S h o. an E eh
be run on shore to save her from sinking.
Notice TO Mariners.
Floating Lights No and in the Delaware Bay will leave
their stations on the 10th day OF December neIt.
wilmington Del. Nov as' isis AOO'' SUPERINTENDENT
Spoken.
T,berius from Boston for Apalachicoa, Nov &C. off Egg
Wave, from Portland for Mobile, Nov %, of Bamewai.
lnanta from Philadelphia for tJohn NIB Nov 81 off Cape
May. -
Reward from Alexandria for Halifax Ms Nov a. off Cape
Ark from Petersburg, Va for Portsmouth, Eng. Nov 2s off
Island. =
Sophia from Philadelphia for Yarmouth, Ms Nov 49, off
Hampton.
Chesapeake from Baltimore for Providence. Nov 90 off
Block Island.
0.wsgc Green of Philadelphia, bound River la Plata.
Oct2, lat 80 s. 3, Ion 10 W.
Foreign Ports.
Verbs disg Cuba Babson Batavia BALTIMORE Pull
len, from Baltimore, via Rio; Delight Wotten from Philadel-
pha; Samuel john Hale from Boston, sold Taer Saun-
de from Boston, Goth and sailed the day for Buenos
Ayres.
Home Ports.
PHLADELrHA, Dec Arr Charleston Packet Crcwel, Pro,
violence Below. Hercules Skaats, from Montevideo. Cid
Rosale (new HILL st Thomas and st Croix VIM Thatcher,
NYork
BALTIMORE, Nov 2e-Below, Katharine Jackson, Myers.
Rotterdam Cid John Ayne Collins Mobile Sid CLARION,
ALEXANDRIA. DC Nov 28-An Forrest, Boston; Phebe x
Eliza NYork; Tama, WORK
Boston. -
FREpERrcKsBuRG, Nov 2s-Ar George Thomas. Ryder,
royncetown Eagle Gallagher Boston; Londa Kelly Port
land.
RICHMOND Nov 2a-Arr Da,id Cox Richards, NYork; T
Berue Parker do Leontne Knapp do. Sid Parthan Allen
NOTieans; Cygret, Allen, NYork.
NORFOLK, Nov 28-Au Cersair, (Br) Doman, New York.
ydenee Elizabeth Brown NYork 25h. Narragansett Bos-
ton Sid Casket, and Delaware West Indies. Cid Susan
SpoffoId West Indies. At Seawes Point Goth, North Star
from Richmond for Boston.
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sales at the stock Exchange.
100 shas Harlem
State of Trade.

The weather has been proptous for the transaction
Of much out door business. The following sales were
made at auction
To5acco-s hhds kentucky merchantable Al to 23c
rage 81 so; do do II to 3ic, average SALE Flo
rida segar leaf llicj do pound lump sc bales Ken
lucky 2lc, all cash.
Coon-25 bales repacked damaged 81 to &C. cash. The
sales amounted to about 500 bales at former prices.
Cefees7 bags Laguayra, part damaged, 6la7sc cash.
Whiskey-l puncheon, Irish, 81 ,62t.
Fuit-300 boxes MIR slightly damaged, Sl27Aa$l 40
8heSales of 100 barrels Of pots at S537t and 100 of
pearls at $5,s71.
Flour-The market is inactive, purchases being mostly
confined to parcels wanted for immediate We quote
Canal at So.
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FIbT4,IBz 43fTy,2Iy
The late tariff of Great Britain enacted with the
view of encouraging theimport of American agricultural
produce into England in exchange for her manufactures
of relief The late tariff of the United States
enacted with the view to exclude foreign goods for
the protection Of manufactures Hence it is that
England will not be able to sell goods enough here pay
for the cotton which she must have and which she
cannot get elsewhere. All beyond which imports from
this country she must pay for in CON- which be
done to any extent and preserve her paper system.
Hence it becomes with her urgent matter of selfde
fence prohibit the import of every thing United States
growth except cotton 1t is not matter Of convenience
ofstate policy, but OF urgent state necessity Un-
less, therefore, tariff is promptly modified the
farmers are likely to lose, at critical juncture large
market for their produce both English and colonial
New York its trade for absurd and barbarous restrc.
ton trade for the benefit of the manufacturers
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Passengers sailed.

LrvEnpoor-Packet ship Europe-Henry Knight, Wright
H,wks Of New York; John Outam, James Madison, of York
shire, Eng. .
HAvRE-Packc ship Bsltmore-Ae xandre Coo Secretary
TO the Embassy of France Edward Sugden Of Pars
Wm Elder, Baltimore. -
MARsEILLEs--shir Henry Thompson-Rev Bernard O'Ca
yenash, of Canada Rev Mr. Geeneaf Of Brookn; MIR Van
h.nsselaer, Albany.
NEwOnLrArs-shp Memphis-W II Levy Go Town
= INNS J1hn Smith, Of Nswfork; DIX Apany
New Orleans.
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AUCTION SALES
THOMAS BELL. Auerioneer.
BY BELL * HOWARD.
fSforss Nos 22 -3rn and ll5 FlIlf0n stssefl
ERIDAY

FRIDAY.
At lelS clock la the sales -
Sale OF Paintings, Engrayings, Books, Looking Oiases
Furniture &C. by catalogue aud without reseel0o valuable
ancient aud modem paintings fine books sDd
works Of splendid baometers, variety Of articles Of
iurnitarr sofas, chars, bsdsead looking glasses &c.
AZ l o'clock 2sugero Piano Fores' equal TO any IN the
Also squsnly Of dry goods clothing curtains bedding and
furniture b. order If a marshal.
Also II o'clock, precisely.
BY virtue Of executonl rosewood grand action piano
forte and elegant polished mahogany do aud other articles
SATURDAY.
At 1917 o'clock in the sales room.
Splendid Furniture SaeA large assortment OF elegant iu
nlture, by order Of the sheriff
Also, the entire senteel furniture Of family removing,
choice stock OF city made cabinet furniture BEDS bed
ding, mattresses blankets, &C. &C.
Also large additional and very valuable assortment Of
perb household and kitchen furniture Of all descriptions from
Brooklyn
Also the following articles by feather pillows
MONDAY.
AT l0x O'Clock, IN the sales room.
Extensive and splendid sale OF elegant clothing Of all de-
scrpons, both London and city made second hand and
bows do coats coas hosiery, shs dry goods: muslin,
and vsstings lots suit watches, Jewey,
diamonds &c. -
Large sale of Piano ForbsA 1917 o'clock in the
IA splendid by the best makers known, will
be sold without the highest bidder such oppo
unity seldom for wishing fine Piano. 10
ply themselves Most Of the warrant d. Further
THURSDAY.
Splendid Paintings at Aucton-A ION o'clock at No IA
John Broadwayth store having been taken on
evil he sold superb Original Paintings,
of which extremely valuable and by the best
Will be arranged on Wednesday.
Parcu -mnr
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Total imp g. 1855 I76 57s5ss $3.50
These nine articles present fuctuaon, re-
ing collectively $3s $780, and in 1886
adherence of sos 200 per cent In the fol-
lowing year. when the duty had been reduced still further
under the compromise act accompanied by reduction in
the currency to enable the late National Bank
on the LIST of January $780, the import of these articles
fell of one half In the succeeding year. when the banks
again expanded the amount and under the revuson
OF ls40 although the tariff had then nearly reached its
nmum, they fell 40 per cent These figures oubt
edy show that has been the currency and not the arn
which this trade depended These articles ARE they which
constitute the trade between this country and England in
greater degree than that Of any other country Nearly
all the cotons, wooens and irons received thence in
payment of cotton flour and tobacco From these data
will be that those interests to suffer largely
der the present state of things The City of New York is
the point to which these goods and their arrival
formed the principal business of this city Under the Pfc
sent state of things England and France to pay for
cotton and tobacco in coin but that coin will go
mostly to southern ports, forming direct trade This
movement only be modified by bringing the tariff
within grade of duties facilitate the import
goods instead of specie
This state of affairs will make an important difference
in the exports ofproduce, will press severely the
means of paying for them In s4l the business between
this country and Great Britain stood nearly fol-
lows
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To Ship Masters and Anenta

we shall estesw = hyo5 captains vessels will Civ.
TO Commodore William "A. Bassett, our news eef re-
Of the shipping left at e whence they sailed h,
esses spoken their passage, list Of their cargo md
ofegn newspapers they have. He viii hoard thar ~,
mediately on thrir rrvs Agents and Correspondents
Office all the marine intelligence they obtain Nant,ca
information OF any kind will be thankfully received
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PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT
FOR THE TREATMENT OF VENEREAL DISi
EASES,

in CONNEAlON WITH
THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHAR-
MACY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
THE College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city Of New
Yok have opened in xon with their Medical and
Surgical Conautng Rooms establishment oi erclu
sve reception patients suffering from yererea diseases No
class ofhuman maadies requires for their safe and successful
degree Of matued experience and prlcsed
ski than do those which vice entails her but
thousands must bitterly acknowledge other class
been much subjected to the matrs Of heaess
and uneducaed pretendersmen without characer-wihout
medical resposs,e
diseases uniformly subjected the Of
ry qualified OF human suffering
would De eyvnted and the innocent saved from the
which they often involved with the
gucv la order erefoe far possible this
qusckery the College have opened this
placed under the Of eminent medical
gentlemen Of and sound udgmentmen for
whose and talent the high character OF the Col
lege itself IL pledged.
Patients Of both will be admitted and receive advice
graiorsiy and The necessary medicines will be dispensed
Them less than the usual No fees whatever will be
required The College cherish the hope that this liberal
will the impos which this
class of patients have been subjected and all thus affected will
it's hoped The wisdom OF availng themselves the OPP
p0'''"'' ~" '''' w. & RiIcsfHARpsoN, Agent,
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College,
DE- I'm 81 Nassau street, New York.
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On Thursday, the LIST inst by the Rev Mr.. Putnam
CHARLES ABRAHAMsor to RUrH b RUDp, daughter of T.
Rudd, Esq, all of this city
On Tuesday evening" Nov. 22d, at Lewisburg Western
Virginia, by the Rev Mr. McElhenney, Commander John
RUBER, Of the u. s. Navy, to Miss ELIZA McKENzrE,
daughter Of Samuel Corre Esq of Charleston South Ca
rona
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In this city Monday. Nov 2s ls42, of consumption
AMELIA KrTTLEHUNE, wife of Davi Ktilehune, aged 81
years Her last words wee It's sweet to die chris
tian"
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
L.ADIES NEED NOT DESPAIR.

DR. A. c. CASTLE has Paste for filing decaved hollow
- teeth be into tender teeth without
pain and with which IL becomes mpacted
INTO ONE hard solid body, thus restoring preserving
fert in all their respective for erreventg IN ALL
CASES the necessity Of extraction. Ladies the most dun
guished in society their testimonials in the vivid
terms. ts efficacy The Editor Of the Evening Post
=" 1t Is admirably adapted for tender teeth and
and DR. Castle the teeth with great
and ability The New York Aurora, -: 1t makes
the teeth in ali respects perfect for en The Sun,
Of filling the teeth" The gentlemen of the
Medical Faculty hsye personally tried and recommend Dr..
Csse's Paste for filling the Ioothache Pills.
which put the aching TOOTH will effect permanent
From the journal OF Commerce ]
DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL OPERAT1ON-Dr.
mechanism the lost portion. Of the and lower bones
with this terrible and casualty while in pursuit OF
the Indians Florida We have letters from Lieut.
conrmaory Of this extraordinary and rs entire success
that the loss Of these important v replaced by
Dr. Castle SOU OF regret e the Lieutenant
DR. c. inserts artificial the principle Of adhesion BY
pubic 10 1929 Dr. A. c. Castle refers to the Spanish French
aud English Ambassadors Mr. Stoughon the Spanish Consul
Rear Admiral Waldron, Loid Morpeh, Gen McCarty Dr. f.
c. Johnson President ef the Medical Society s. ~. Y; Mrs
item Games j. Beck M. D. Dr. j. A Smith, DR.. T.. Della
field Dr. Beade, Dr. syd, Dr. Buger Dr. J. 4. Cheesmsn
pr A. IL. Stevens, DR.. J. Toney Dr. Baylies Dr. VIM ay
son, &c. sc. &c, d. msr
rOYsI TOYs!! TOYS just opened a new and fresh
assortment and fine Toys suitable for the ho
days 233 Centre street opposite Cene Market for sale
wholesale and retail cheaper than ever Toy dealers
forget the number-ass two doors above Grind street
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90 BE CAUTIOUS OF HEALTH-This cannot be
too often impressed upon the minds all At this
upon us with hardly moments notice, should have
the system prepared to meet it.
STAlNBURN'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT PILLS
formed by process of extraction from entire vegetable
matter the best preventive for placing the system in
perfect order These pills cleanse the bowels purify the
blood and leave the system proof against the i'll effects Of
cold contagon the value of this medicine be
too highly spoken Of They remove all superfuous bile
and by their natural properties of cure strength and
tone to the digestive organs Let them be tried, and
other medicine will be found necessary Price % cents
per box Office 33s Broadway, next door to the Taber
nacle.
Boston office, Court streetPhiladalphia office, Led
ger Buildings.
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PRESERVED PORTABLE MEATS
AND SOITPS

WARRANTED to keep length Of in any climate,
viz HOLSTERS halibut shad, salmon oysters, and clams
beef mutton veal duck chickens. turkey beef SOUP
BROTH chicken SOUP soup. mock and
vegeab soup, mushrooms. carrots upps par
snps omatos, mix &C. Sc sold wholesale
by WILLIAM MULLANE,
DE- m~r SEX Nassau street
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,r,W BROTHER JONATHAN TOMORROW

&c RROTHER JONATHAN TOMORROW
This weeks Jonathan will contain unusual variety Of
miscellaneous papers. Among the best we notice:
Hector O'Halloran three chapters
My Unces Story, by w. H. Maxwell
Leon Castle a tale of Revenge, with an engraving
The Widow of Newbury, by the author of Henri
Quartz.
Poyntz's Ant, by N. P. Willis
The Mormon Delusion in England by victim
Death-bed of william the Conqueror
Together with great variety of short entertaining pa
trade sc.
Single copies cents-oifice l62 Nassau st
Just published above in double numbers the
Brother Jonathan, price l2j cents each
= me Career OF Pufer Hopkins, by Cornelius Mathews
ESQ. author Of the "Motley Book y Sc
=, The Misers Daughter, by w Harrison Ainsworth
tine Vox," SC.
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IA FOR SALE.-That valuable stand known as the
.H Long Island Hotel. situated in the of Isp in Suf-

Ia FOR SALE.-That valuable stand known as the
NH Long Island Hotel situated in the Of Islp in Su
folk county, l.. The house is built in modern STYLE
and of the best materials and workmanship with front Of
eighty feet k hen ncludsd stories high with
aud cacuaeo boarders besides the family
and attendants and surrounded with all the
outbuidings fruit and ornamental shubbery &C.
The LOCATION of the premises unTivalled commanding
full view Of the beach, the light house at Fire Island and the
Atlantic Orsan. An open lane front Of the house. and
leading directly to the bay furnishes delightful and pleasant
walk of eight ten minutes The Long Island Rail Road
PASSES within about fnu miles of premises ard affords
and convenient communication with the cities of New
York and Brooklyn.
No part of Long Island affords greater facilities for fowng
bay brook fishing the noble sport Of buck hunting
Deer being abundant the vicinity and frequently
found on the premises.
There is about hundred of land and meadow
tched the premises and good proportion Of strand
SHIRE.
the whole Of the land best suit the purchaser
The terms will be liberal, and the lille undiSputed.
For minute description OF the property inquire Of
JAMES i oN 2. III East Broadway, or OF ID. X. HALL,
i61 Chat street, New York of the subscriber the
premises. WILLIAM HAWKINS.
Dated, Isip, Nov. 1872. DE- lmsec
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ual remedy the of all discharges from the
tnra, sem al weakness, SC. &C., is the French Anti
Mixture" used successfully in the London
anu rris Hospitals and sold in this country by the
Aority of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy of
TIE city Of New York. This medicine is quite paatable
requires restrictions of diet regimen and does
give disagreeable odour to the breath.
Sold in single bottles at 81 and at 90 cents each.
Also in guaranteed to cure) So EACH with full d.
recons to w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office of the College 81 Nassau street.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 2, 1s4a.

sus sHrs-.., .,.... % nfsa wArsn... :. 81
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Principal (and only) Office of the College Of Medicine
and Pharmacy. 81 Nassau st. New York,

90 HAVE YOU A COUGH, COLD, ASTHMA OR
hoarseness buy shilling package of Professor Jones
Cough Candy Are you constructive or do you spit blood
AFTER years OF study by ply stefan. 1t pures the blood
mildly opens the bowels, relieves the chest cuts the
phegm heals the lungs, and is in fact almost the only
scientific medicine sold. The principal materials in
this candy were formerly prescribed by eminent ply
sican in liquid FORM Surely it is superior when taken
elegant in form, and miraculous in operation. needs
but one trial to convince all of its merits is but
shilling for trial who will notu til II slightly pur
gatve removing all humors from and purifying the blood
Sold by T. Jones' sign of the American Eagle 80 Chatham
street New York. Agentss State street Boston; Zieher
corner OF Third and Dock street, Philadelphia; and
door to the Amerc Hotel Washington D. C 81 State
street Albany or ss Fulton street. Brooklyn. Agents
wanted.
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A SPLENDID OYSTER SALOON, with bar, boxes and
tables, two entrances, being the door in
each each door illuminated beautiful
The location unsurpassed by in the city, and doing
good and genteel business.
The propetos have fitted up the above Saloon
psnse being in their line Of business and having
Sl2Go tn Sli00 for the whole
For further particulars address a SALOON, this
Office, with real and where be
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11-"THE PEOPLES MEDICINE.n-Such the Ge-
ton fhe College of Medicine and Pharmacy, of the city
of New York, may be emphatcaly denomInated. This
elegant and ecacoas preparation is compounded of the
active principles of sarsapara Gentian and the Taurus
Sassarasvegcables whose value in purifying the blood
an strengthening the system, admitted by all medi
cal authorities This article does contain particle
of mineral medicine and therefore differs essentially
the mixture sold under the of Sarsapara which
may bereadly known to contain mercury arsenic from
the sickness Of the stomach produced by their Sold
in single bottles at rs cents EACH In OF half dozen
bottles So So do one dozen Sc.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
principal Office ofthe College 81 Nassau St
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90 THE TINES AND THE WEATHER ARE
both out of fix, for the gives colds in throas
and the other vacuum in pockets The latter is
hard cure but the former be easily eradicated by
the use OF Sherman's Incompatible lozenges Shermahs
headache ozenges the most sovereign remedy in the
world for curing headaches Sherman's worm lozenges,
Or tooth PASTE and poor mans plaster bear the stamp Of
public approval The Doctors warehouse is at LOG Mas.
street. in this city, State street, Boston, Ledger
Buildings Philadelphia, A Stsnwix Hail. Albany.
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0t- OLDRIDGE's BALM OF COLUMBIA FOR
RESTORING THE HAIR-Ths delightful article
ton has been for years firmly established above all the
nostrums which have since sprung up its popularity
Thousands can shew peculiar proof who hav. had their
hair restored by Its virtues To be had only II Maiden
lane.