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BRISTOL'S SARSAPARHLA.

MANUFACTURED and sold by the proprietor, C. G.
Wss Dus sss * 81: A snd
sndt s. and 1888 Greenwich and BY the principal
w.. This has NOW been before the public about
and rapidly advancing, until present deserved celebrity
has been aitaned-nor stationary This altitude Of
evnccs Many Of the frat Physicians country have
lss ld SHp ps
cns tested by their friends are also IN possession
the IN wc hOp BY ia is INV
SICK and the almost desparng have been restored health md
BRIsTOL's sARsAPARILLA is a rare and invaluable
a. eG %ESd . S arise e.. S Of I blood from
@ onsI hereditary predisposition
DE long '.a%Ss RI K. d%e
Be- 20 nj thus %se 70 be smed
only here suggest 70 the reader the value and importance Of
detailed respecting il. eedey e
endemic and epidemic character The propretor dess
only have attention generally directed Ibis article conf
eaisd that YIN stand ths Of any trial
( n - daily By dc Rsogsss
show how his sssdsd; s15 ,hs dsn,ad
application from the well known house Of A. b; sd
sands Dass Of this city Who have oes ed, hs
article is all it purpors TO Be, ,nv
Mn; z. G. BnnroL, Buffalo, N.Y.
We have been selling during the year past considerable guam
ies OF your Extract Of Sarsapas and think from the
count we hear Of virtues from those who have used that
the sale IN this city be much increased bv paying
attention IN dyertising Our such with the
papers that have inserted
ucn terms than most Others and conpcuogsy
you would like to make arrangement with for 81 Hing
ag more we think could b made Of much sdyani
n ,ae best location the city for retailing and for
noss OF more Of perhaps than other house We shall be
New YORK IN e eoure az you on THIS subject or # you VISIT
70 Fulton street. Yours very resrecffuIIv
A. d. & D. SANDS
OPINIONS FROM MEDICAL GENTLEMEN
We are acquainted with the preparation Of sarsspars ma
nuiactued by G. C. Bristol and having OF il more or
less IN our practice believe y to contain the i've principle Of
esteem i a, one Of ,he best We have with.
TROWBKIDGE. NJ CYRENIUS CHAPLIN, ND
CHAs WINE M, MOSES BRISTOL, n D
JOSIAH BARNES M ID j T. MARSHALL, MD
J n HAWLEY, M ID S SPRAGUE,MD
MILLER MD HARRIS, N ID
III n stage.
From Doctors Wells and Cheney resident Physicians Car
andaigua:--
CANaNpAicUA, Dec. q, 1893.
We have frequently prescribed Mr. Biistos preparation
Of sasapara practice, and have always found Il
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AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS BELL.
tStorss Nos "a finn and lis Fulton sfvesf.l

tNoro Nos "a 4nn and lis Fulton sveesJ
MONDAY,
Al hslfpast 10 O'Clock, IN the sales room,
Extra sale OF clothing day goods fancy and plede articles
lewely books hosiery hodware pictures frames guns gro
cees ~ demuohns wine 20 900 segar splendid
numerous other valuable watches
Also, 80 pieces English prints; Also shng and sheetngs
muslin rem nanis cloths, easmere vestngs Sc by order OF
the Marshal.
Also, consignment Of Hats; splerdid Lever Watch;
trunks Clothing; demohns wine &C. 20 splendid Window
Shades.
TUESDAY
Al 10 o'clock, at i67 Broadway.
Extensive sale Of Genemens Furnishing Articles Ladies'
Dresses Ornaments Jewelry, and French Fancy Goods
psng all kinds OF rich silk sca and
stocks hosiery gloves, collars and bosoms large
oil elegant Paris made shrs, fancy boxes, chess
men, Jeweiry Saxony damask table cloths with napkins
match rich pou dc and other silks for
and cambncs paasos shades fancy brushes show
glass do, counters, desks, oil CLOTH &c &c.
WEDNESDAY,
At halfpast 10 o'clock in the sale
Furniture SaleA choice, valuable and extensive of
elegant furniture Of all descriptions.
THURSDAY.
At l0h o'clock in the sale
Paintings, Books Piano Fortes Furniture, &c Sea-
choice collection OF valuable original paintings both
and MODERN Of them rich frames and beautiful sub
jecs variety Of choice books splendid piano ortes
furniture, masc stools, Sc.
FRIDAY,
At I0h o'clock in the sale
To Dyers Scourers and Finshers-Al the machinery, ap
paratns Sc for cleaning improved plan silks me
cloths, &c.
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ADJUSTMENTS

AN OoEMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.
Fir, CIR kpE y ICED PRICES OF ADMISSION.
second e5 S snd TG nSd'ofi ~ cents
Pm: .::::ss cent? cent.
Tu,s N HIH pRS%NE,s Farewell BESEIlf cents
Sir Pete. r. THE H $Siis 5ss:.
f S 5::.i$. @I s:$ Mas: NJ s
onA Aa6r e sbiS9
TURNING IL '0a THE vi! TABLES
H. H.. %%s%S w Ss.f9
G-poor o'clock and the periomanse will
NIBLO's GARDEN.
TRIUMPHANT SUGGEST.
The Gorgeous Comic Pomtomims Of
THE NIGHT OWL,
n TsS s Of The FAy nsy %
MONDAY siS ASrE 10 will
. AN sSS% OVERTURE
FEA% s S IN T 5fs'H TI 81 af'' R66pE
Ao., ,t BY the whole I, Rsys Family.
A,, "n!f q f'; aTa sBES9gFs;h sailed the
aHs HTssi H:s' Tor Refresh
After which, 9th ms vii III &c Grand sSS"
M... MHzS ~ ME-, OR Sxi THE NIGHT 9w Ven.
Chevalicr banano, Jerome RayeI
EM% aslsia. S SsSSs! E k.y:I
Bahamsm. Mon, p,aSewn
z s ne, StiSss:ss slave Alt R Rsfi'''
To conclude with Mxz6 f NJ Magnificent Palace Of
GRAND Af SsGs G f2fsFst VIZ CONCERT.
Doors O'Clock. Entertainments to com
msnc at half past seven
CHATHAM THEATRE.
THE OLD PRICES RE sI5NF AND NO coMrUL-
81 SYss S.. S F r s.s.s
ra il | B$f | sal Mis J B5'S SH {
Or. II Maestro del Campo. :,
Pie re o paanss.' the Red Preacher M bsrs
THE A sffRI Th Isl 7s
Major san'bis s1n..p. @ M Jones
- y, LIFE g i?r sE& y YSrA. '
Rose Msydew, '''' ''A'' Mrs Thorne
PSS.: s "7cu'an will before
Boy Office open daily from 5, where Ticket. may be
VAUxHALL GARDEN.
BALL EVERY rLEA HHARcE EVENING WITHOUT
s The S;eS
s md Sunday esssspe during the First Bail Mon
u. As10 s.t. r a will be "
No.ae. Band engaged sufficient Police will be at.
sill lw.r BRADFORD JONES.
AMERICAN MUSEUM, GARDEN AND
GALLERY OF FINE ARTS.
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STREET,
opposite s. E.; S ShB'5 ~ rxAE SAs
Ef'fs cs's'
s7 s"Is; w H
Gypsy Gn; Balloon Ascensons, Den of Living Snake;
PERFORMANCES TWICE EVERY DAY,
commencing at four o'clock and halpast seven, p NJ.
IT. 2 On Monday the 18th inst, honor Of the Great Cele
throughout the day.
The Admance to the whole, Museum Garden and enter
tainments TWENTY-FIVE cents-Chidren hal price. sill
HILLS NEW YORK MUSEUM
232 Broadway, opposite City Hall.
THE extensive alterations and decorations being now com
fse IL EEonds u
MOssOP. the celebrated Vocalist; Mr. DUNN iiom she
MONDAY EVENING, SEPT ,b, and during the week.
the above talented and popular performers will appear
this which has been re-ecorated and embes
ed by the first artists and made wori present patron
age of the fashionable public Mr. Wirrhe will introduces
variety of original dro quiLkca and aughable
The first hall will with cream confectionery
fruit and every deeacy the mari Afford under the
will always be in attendance Fancy glass blowing by Mr.
Owens The tenants of the Forest and cir; mine
ds and the vast number OF portraits OF American worthless
ancient fully 5000 years sd Previous and
ter the performances Eectcty with ofthe
most power ful MACHINES in the world.
10 Performance at ocock-Tckes Is cts-Children half
price. ala msr
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GYMNASTIC

EXERCISES.
w FULLER respectfully informs his pupils aud the public
generally that his Gymnasiums, 205 Green and % Ann
Streets for the Junior Class about
being formed at both the Establishments hours suit the
Of scholars For which have cons1e
ably reduced, apply at either Of the Gymnasiums.
The Fencing Department will be under the supcrntcndence
Of Mr. Charles Delaney Professor aud Teacher by appoint
ment in the u. =. Navy.
Sparng taught usual s82wtr
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the Steam Ships.
Packets TO Arrive.
Packets to Sail.
To Ship Masters.

we shsil esteem 1t avoL captains of vessels arriving
mere VIII give 70 Commodore w A. Bassc OF fleet,
report OF he shipping left at the whence they sailed the
ran on tnelI passage lis! OF their cargo and any
board them Immediately their arrival We will reciprocae
the favor q any WAY
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WEDNESDAY,
=, , Az loh o'clock, at he auction rooms,
Elegant Furniture. Pianos, &c.
SATURDAY.
~ At Iox o'clock in the sale
MONDAY Sept 49,
A. l0H O'clock at No. IA City Hall Place.
large and elegant assortment Of Household Furniture
sistng of splendid satin damask covered dvans
fas and chairs piano. and tables ward
robe, wilton Brussels and carpets elegant oil paint
ngs manel ornaments splendid dav clock astral and halt
LAMPS china dinner and tea acts silver and plated
French bedsteads beds and bedding kitchen furniture
great variety ogreen house plants SC. Also fine
of wines.
Catalogues on the morning Of sale.
NJ WARD. Auctonser
| NRESERVED SALE OF FASHIONABLE FURNI-
~ TURE-A. c. UMBERT CO. will sell tomorrow,
Tuesday morning at i0s o'clock precisely and without
serve N their sales ROOM large assortment Of be,t made
gany chairs Windsor do, French tned spring seat and
square SOFAS BILE top tables dressing and plain
plain and eccentric mahogany enclosed aud
painted washsand, toilet tables elegant wardro dining
tea and breakfast tables ladies' work do Office desks flower
stand feather beds table cutlery furnishing articles Sc &C.
The attention of strangers is particularly invited.
GOODS Tor shipment packed with and expedition
sig Item
JOHN r. WHEELER, Auctioneer.
Ra JAMES NJ FORD, Auction and Commission Store,
- 267 y ring STREE This Day 10 ocock-The Furniture
othree families going South removed for convenience
sng OF wadrobes secretaries SOFAS deboards, bureaus,
chairs and tables of description Brussels, ingram ard
venetian carpets, ookngglasses toetabes hands,
pssteads all sizes and patterns COTS feather BEDS holsters
pillows and mattresses.
Also. Kichen Furniture in any quantity. sig tsrc
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DAGUERREOTYPE APPARA-
TUS,
NEW PATTERN
ia; ARTAULT & CO., 1891 FULTON STREET.
THIS beautiful has arrived such perfection, that
hours instruction sufficient obtain perfect knowledge
of-which will be those who purchase the
Price Of The apparatus complete from SIS 500 Also
-Acromatc Lenses French plates hyposuphate Of Soda
poll bromine chloride Of iodine chlorde Of gold &c Also
paste board f. A. Artsut constantly from
Paris all kinds fancy articles Of the latest invention
Inns
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PORTL GUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE r-fame and celebrated Pills, from Portugal
Eent on the last column - = mis-
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psahs Our Laowds. The s's scs Ia. no; BEEN limited
and we can freely say that the best preparation Of sarapaa
RICHARD WELLS, MD.
The following extract of letter from Dr. A. HYDE one Of
s oldest and IA the western Sec
Mr. c. G. BiistOlDear Sir am nearly out Of s.ssps1i,
6Tii.gs Si1ssisa II: place r,,, vx,,'
chronic and Os;n,is eaisnsoas
syphilis and in chronic general debility from almost
propagation Of sarssssriiia ever used
With much respect, yours, truly, j. A. HYDE
From Doets. Hoyt May.
Mr. c. C. Ddstolsr; We have used your Extract Of sa
state Of blood and general the system
4 RR i: nay H0ETh n B.
From DR. A. Miller:
ROME, July "a. lsii.
am acquainted with preparation OF sarsaparia manu-.
IN my pccs believe IT to contain the active principle Of Sar
esteem it as the best have ever met with
From Dr. S. c. Noyes
Ih,vs ,.., ,con,o,.a S cGs 1 Erie Co.. lily sa,
, Der of ys1 and have frequently prescribed il RTae
a1S where
the be obtained alton in saying that
- 49, ~ ' s. 5. c. MOVES, ND.
Ihave frequently, prescribed Bf.tos ssf;spstsn ny
possessing all Of he active principle Of sasapara, and
PREPARATION ''' the best one 1i.f st CURfl SIN H. D.
We certify that attended Julia Ann Van Dooze during
her sickness, and have esaon saying that her
be attributed to the of Blstol Sarsaparila.
Il R.K K: F FAsR N p M. D.
Mr.wM. BURGER so Courtlandt
nnscn N.Y. his ne aS' know
the above statement OF his to be all particulars and
G BIsOs SsrsapaIilla Indeed. assured thai his
me means q ''''a r; ss5J '
49, DARIEN, July 2, 1871.
We, the undersigned. particularly acquainted with Mr.
E G0 ses @ % w the facts III
respects and assured that hroushhe agency
D'''' si'f b S@ =: sss; r, ,
AlLAANiSS;0fIM ~ FISHER, Justice of the Peace.
J. HI H. F FLLAiGGIEHsoN'
ALroS, January II. lsi2.
called to see him during his illness time the mosh Of
and se Mr. say % much %
and attending to his wants while he was SICK
scSea for the "i most tIs part %v Of
eight years she had been obliged be conveyed the
% B.to saf 1a ni disease
G i but s
such form that my opinion was that medicine would have no
am perfectly CONVINCED that her recovery entirely
JOHN NJ. HARRINGTON, M. ID.
, ALDEN January II, 1912.
lhave been Of the attending physcans Of Mrs Maynard
for eight He disease Proapsus Uter
aggravated character resisted all the laid down in
our most eminent authors In addition to remedial agents
commended, prescribed yarious effect
clearly of the opno that her may attributed
use of Brstol's Sarsspar liza.
GROVE c. GAGE, NJ. d.
-, ALDEN. January II, 1912.
We haye been acquainted with the of Mrs
c as S5 he 1ssc s ~s n
nave been surprised wlth the past year to her about and
We assured th her attributable entirely the
Of Brsol Sarapa We further acquainted with
the fact that for five of the time Of her she
was obliged TO be conveyed from place another the
OF her husband andii fact when she moved ALL
JOSEPH FIR EMAN, Judge Erie Co. G. Pleas.
HORACE. ANLEY, Justice of the Peace
H. LITCHFL Id, Postmaster
DEXTER En- ELL, Supervisor
$. II. BUTLER
LP JACOBS;
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UOl n NO.
MARTIN COUPA, Guitar ,nuisctpres. 1856 Broadway.
4A sta have constantly hand large assortment Of
Guitars, ofFrench German, and Spanish model
M T.. would call the attention of Solo players 10 their
Terz Guitars, made after the model OF Gulani, which
brill ncy and purity Of suneror. and the
execution. The Instruments rarned perfect and
stand change climate and ~l he exchanged
time should III, not prove satisfactory
Strangers invited 10 call and examine them.
Prices frou SIS to 500.
Sold. wholesale and retail
$. b. Coupa continues TO give Lessons the Gutar.
sIl 2m eodsI
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FLUTE &. GJITTAR

MR. PHILIPPE ERNST, Professor Of the Flute Gpitar an
w patent Concertina begs his
lie that hs has rus, published his Rondo Mire" FOR the
learner amateur from being well anapted TO that nst
ment and calculated only please but
h kono with several other pleasing Of his mposi.
uon Tor the guitar to be found Mr. Ernsts GO
street where he continues TO give lessons above
msuumehts. 3msr
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-Prnng Press printing and publishing Patriotic Ode,
ritten for the OCCASION
LINE MARcH-The above detachments of the procession
requested TO assemble twelve o'clock and to commence
line of march precisely o'clock M through the
east gate TO Chatham street up Chatham the Bowery up
the Bowery Bleecker down Bleecker Csmine
Hudson down Hudson to Canal street,
Canal Broadway down Broadway the south gate Of the
Park thence the walk the front of the City Hall
whence the ladies will be escorted carriages to Their
respective houses and the terminate in Public
Meeting, which an addr and resolutions will be read.
(Sgned by the Executive Committee Of Arrangements.
JOSEPH HOPKINS, Grand Marshal.
Marping poofp alt
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-11-19
DECORATING THE GRAVE WITH
FLOWERS.

There is a kind OF pathos and touching
tenderness of expression in these sweet
AMI ira grant emblems of affection, viii h
language cannot reach, AMI which is ca!-
culated to perperu.te kind of soothing
sympathy between the living and the
de I'd. They speak of cords OF love, too
strong for even the grave to break assun.
der fins practice, no doubt, gave rise to
the nm lent cus,Jm which prevailed in the
East, OF bdrying in gardens, and is one
which conduces to the qualification OF the
best feelings Of our nature. Ii prevailed
generally in a:ll about the Holy City, and
also anong the NJ sdes, fersians, Grecians,
AMI K ,maas. The Persi ms adopted il
tr.m he NJ ,des-the Gfecians from the
Persians. Ia Rome, persons of distinction
werc buris ia gardens or fields near the
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The Independent Democrat,
IS EDITED AND PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-11-19

Now that our Representatives in Con.
gress have returned to their homes, we
may well ask the question: what have they
done! As far as can be gathered from
the concurrlng sentiments of the wing par.
~, and their expressed opinions during
the contest OF 1910, the objects and ends
at which they aimed, and which they pro-
missed To secure IN the event IF their sue.
cess-were-not a National Blnk-not a
distribution of the proceeds Of the public
Ian ls-fUr TO these measures the South
was at the period referred TO, whatever il
is now, certainly opposed. These are
measures, and The Onl ones, which the
death Of Gen. Harris N prevented them
from carrying out. John Tyler is not
then 10 be saddled with the gull, OF any
of their SINS or omissions, AMI while their
majority in both Houses OF Congress has
been decided, they have had ample means,
first IN the called session Of l06 DAYS, and
again at the regular session of $50 days,
tor pertecting all of their Undertakings
What, however, has been the result p
They rallied against the extravagance of
Mr.. Van Bureaus admihistrati m, promised
retrench.nenI and ecOnl amy and professei
Il ne able TO carry on their government
with thirteen millions per annum. For
their sincerity oU this score, ls0k 70 ths
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-11-19
ANOTHER NATIONAL BANK /,

No, No!!-There i, nothing in the flu,
ture which holds out the speedy prospect
of another paper imitation.
A National Bunk, or other great nanar
machine, cannot be expected for years.
Prices and values must, in the mean time.
find bottom, and involve the destruction Of
all concerns dependent upon reaction.
The Old Bank of the United States ceased
to exist in 1911, the wsrintervened, and
two years only after the war, new Ma.
lional Bank went into operation, and il did
so, while every thing was in confusion-
prices aud values had not found their levsl
after previous speculation. This j, now
not the case. Already six wears bav.
elapsed since the expiration Of The Nation.
al charter, and two since the final dis.olu.
ton Of its corrupt remains-fiye year. =,
least, must yet elapse before another Rank
Affairs are now neatly settled on new
basis. The confusion, incident unon
transition from the paper TO the spec;s
system, has nearly subsidized. During the
etferve>cence, 1t, as formerly, gave the
friends of B INK the ascendeney. and
bill passed Congress, but was defeated he
the President. The operating cau.s.
winch passed that bill canoot agai be cali.
ed into action. During the FIVE wears tha,
are to come, business willhave assimiIated
to the new system. People will again
have become prosperous, and the eoUotrv
rich, Under such circumstances II viii 81
dimcun 10 get Up BaRk-Ees- YsrE
'
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MONEY MARKET.


Whena fragrant act Of injustice individual, -
that in the case of Boorman Johnston Co. il porpetra
ted by people Of consideration in community and
under color of the sanction of the law nauralt sup
pose that the example would be without its influence
that the contagon would spread and that upprincipled
mon would eagerly seize upon the to further their
own tortuous schemes We have been looking for
such results in the ransa ctons of the day. when general
misfortune and the sagnaion Of business spread strong
temptation in the path Of the INSCRIPTIONS We are
sorry to say that have not been disappointed. We
have heard Of many Of persons of wealth. and
heretofore of consideration, who have made no
other just claim for the ulflment of con.
tract than COOL barefaced and supercious reference
to the opinion Of Daniel Lord Esq their utimatun,
gambed successfully in stocks. We have now public
reputation the part Of States for Law bubbles and
we have private reputation the part of merchants
bank presidents and lawyers stock contracts for law
bubbles How long before this spirit will extend itself
from stock contracts TO bargains in merchandise
The Bostonians seen, to be great fermen because
little shnplaser concern called the Phonx Bank, has
exploded Bank after bank and company after company
may 60 down in New York, destroying slooo0ooo
in year and 1t is regarded with perfect
chaianes. When II Is discovered, however that
two firms in the neighborhood of Boston, have absorbed
the facilities" Of the Phoenix Bank capital 100000 the
CONSERVATION is immense, IL that not the icgi
end Of all paper concerns The condition OF the
concern 10 stated ~ follows;-
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RIO JANEno, August 2s.since the 10th ut the re-
were from Spain, 2449 from Baltimore, and l745 from
Richmond The sales have been 1900 bbls Baltimore at
Is l7500 and 1000 bbls. Richmond and Spanish at 90
2ln Of the Arctc's cargo from Baltimore, 1900 bbs
sold deliverable ct Montevdeo where she has gone
The stock about 700 bbls in all hands The market
Is in healthy state than for time past and II
supplies continue moderate, have some hope of be-
eacial result We quote Richmond City Mills at 20
last sales net 1913 $780, Baltimore IL is0o to net
"a $685. The Bakers at present purchase no more
IN for their Immediate ants, they look for new FIor
on Notwithstanding Encouraging advices from the ~
. and elsewhere shipments continue to 20 freely ~
d The English importers prefer II TO remittance T.;
hsnee at the present depressed rates We quote choi
superior scarce $3.50 seoo superior 1880 a7oo
goVS sss lew days we have had the following arrv,s
IN ,n Mary Eursbeth from New York, with an asso,,
nrg VT Tsb;us from Baltimore with 1854 bbls FIorr %
gi, from Bahia cargo sold there bark Osceola
rsilsdsphis, with 1900 bbl' Flour and brig H. p SUNNI