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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-30

THE OFFICIAL VALUE OF THE Ex-
PORTS from Austria to the United States,
in the year 1899, was $477.535; in the
year 1910, it was S373,365. The official
value of exports from the United States to
Austria, was, in 1889, 1892, -2l5; III 1910,
Sl,7S5,62l. Thus exhibiting all increase
beyond all pre- portion, as compared with
the exports of the preceding year, whe,h-
er from Austria or the United Sales. In
1899, five Austrian ships had entered the
ports of the United States, and seven had
sailed for those potts. In 1910 ten Aus
trian ships had entered the ports of the
United States, and twelve had sailed for
them. These returns have been made
and published under The immediate dirtc-
ton of the Austrian government.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-30

SUDDEN DEArn-Mr James Scott of Will
mington, Del. was sitting camy talking to his
son in Franklin square Phla on last Monday
he suddenly fell and expired. 1t is supposed it
was an attack of the apoplexy. MIR. Scott was
a morocco dresser by occupation.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-30

DEAD.-George Hyde, one of the unfortunate
persons scalded by the explosion of the Mcdora,
died from the effect of the injuries he received,
OH Monday evening last.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-30

Dr. Lardner concluded his course ofecturcs in
Baltimore, on Wednesday evening last The
papers speak ofthem, as being highly interesting
and useful
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-30

EXTRAORDINARY FEAT.-George Washington
Dixon, completed, in Baltimore, Thursday the
2lst inst, tho astonishing feat of walking 60 sue
cessve hours without sleep or rest
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-30

Pur UP AGAM.-Some of the stoves that had
been taken down. The weather for the last few
days has been uncommonly disagrceable-almost
cold enough for snow.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-30

LOOK oUr.-Counterfcit notes of the dcnom-
nations of IS and 81, on the Camden, N. J.
Bank, are said to be in circulation.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-30
DRIED INDlANS.-The retaliatory

measures adopted by Col. Harvey, in De-
eember, 1911, to teach his savage loemen
in Florida, some respect for the laws oi
War, must be remembered. The editor
of the St. Louis Peoples Organ, says:
The remains of Che-ki-ka and has assn-
eiales still continue suspended from the
trees, where they were placed by order OF
this officer. A scouting party, lately Oh
the spot, describe the flesh en- The bodies
as having completely dried.'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-30

A case was recently concluded IN the
District Court of Belfast, Maine, which
commenced two years ago for the recov-
cry of nine.y-two cents. The costs q
mounted 10 about $500.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-30

FIRST FRuIrs.-They have been RECALLING
themselves with ripe strawberries, at some of the
Hotels in Baltimore, during the past week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-30

PROPOSED MONUMENTAL number of
Friends in Philadelphia, have it in contem-
platon to erect a monument to William
Penn, on the site of the famous Elm tree,
in Kensington.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-30

UFThe attention of Congress is occupied by
the Apportionmcnt Bill; 1t has been on hand for
some time.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-30

FRosr-Thcre was considerable white frost
yesterday morning; much to the injury, no doubt,
of the fruit, and tender vegetation generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-20
MOONLIGHT.
vY THOMAS CAMPBELL.

Tn, Kiss that would make a maid : cheek nusn
Wroth, as If kissing were 'in
Amid the Argus eyes and din
And ,el-tale glare OF noon.
Brings but a muTmur and Oiu'n'
Beneath modest moon
Ne davs. gonc-ncycr TO come back,
When love retur.cd cntranccd me az,
That still it's pictures move and glow
Ia the dark chamber Of my heart;
Leave not nly memory future track
will no, let YOU part.
r was moonlight when my earliest love
First on my bosom dropt her head
\ moment then concentrated
The bliss Of years "a It the spheres
Their coursc had faster driven,
And carried, Enoch-like, above,
A living man TO Heaven.
The Moon =. the Earihs enamored bride;
True 20 him in her very changes
TO other stars She never range-; lnP'
Though. crossed by him, sometimes 'he
Her light, in short offended pride,
And faiat. toan eclipse.
The fairie. revcl by her -heen;
T ia onl, when the Moon = above
The fre-ny kindles into love,
And flashes light to show II
The nightingale salute, her Queen
OF Heaven, her Heavenly poet
Then We tina, lovely moonlight gloom
Meet at NY grave, and plight regard
Oh, could br the Orphean bard
OF whom it - reported.
That nightingales sung o er ms tohip'
While lovers came and courted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-20
woor M.xrr.crrRrn FROM Aes.-The Try

Wool MASCFACTrRED Fkon hh"s'-i"
Whig SAYS the machinery recently eresfd III Wv
brick building near the State Dam IN that CITY, y
l. S,earns & Co. for the manufacture 81 "o,,
tom wooden rags. Is now IN operation ana J. VIZ
worthy m, attention Of the public. Tn rag- are
thrown in the ir-t place into machine ~ the ser
o,d story. where they are ground up, and thence
pressed throsrh another machine IN the lower
story. filed with water, which cleanse- them from
al Impurities. The wool thus formed = then
messed 10 free II from the water which It has aD
.orbed. and aferwari, sent up spout WIN erea'
velocity into the fourth story, where II i dIru u'
I'll fit for use.
The wool thus manufactured l. sent to spring
h.h. VI. where il j. clrdcd and spun ana hha
made into .aiinet The machinery OF >tearn-
Ga. now in operation in tins CITY Is caPap.e -,
grinding 900 lbs. of rag. per day. Addlusr d
,,scb;nerv will be- erected. which Will be capable
II REQUIRED. of grinding $500 BIS per day.
OPERATION or HE lSsTEcTioN Law ne
effect Of tti. aw upon Richmond and the Sii.'' az
large may be inferred from a single case ~
yiew TO meet the cost, and charges under the laN'
the captain increases hls freight ahd ID 'i''
,.norted to IL tine increased freight exceeded the
ices &c. some ten or twelve dollars-glvihg ghl"
+, the cap,ain at the expense Of the owner 81 the
scodncc who. in making hi purchase vii take
mi. item into calculation. and give the planter
le,. by il. amount than he would Otherwise nave
d,ue In thi. way, the burden which 1t was de-
.ipncd to throw upon the Newly orb captains iii''
upon our own people.
| All this. however. might be- borne, though not
exsccted. if the law accomplishe- the MAN OBJECT
| which il ha. in view. But the failure III the out
..t should admoni,h vs. to beware ~ 1t furnishes
an illustration of how very little the closest "is-
dom Of the wise il, in practice, superior 10 inc
eli nc tho finnish Richmond " ing.
II We learn thar JosErH r. CHAlpLfR'
| T.a.. the e,timable editor Of the Pmladeiphla
| I'nited States Gazette. :aken suddenly III on
hi. arrival in thi, city Yesterday afternoon. MI
| Chandler had come by invitation to deliver lee
ture in the course instituted in behalf 81 Sunday
school Association at the Rev. MIR. Hammer :
Church. The attack. We hope j. not dangerous
and we ion or wishes to those OF many That ouI
excellent friend may be speedily restored to he"th
and usefulness. Baltimore A'h''' i'"''
IRox WAR SrEANER.-We learn from I'd,
| Pnt,burg paper. that Messr.. lomlin.on ana
Stackbousc. engine builders of thai CITY. have con
;ractcd with the Go,crnmeut for the building oil
tie Iron Steamer for the Upper Lakes, and also
ior the engine for the sane ioid'
u The Nashville Wing states that Gen JACK
son experienced "A severe attack OF horInorrhage
during his visit 10 Nashville in company with Mr..
| NAN buren,. ipId'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-20
"A FARM and Country Seat For Sale.

III splendid House "a feet square, and two arrrs ct
1r1ITd IN the village Of Iockport. Niagara 90 y. y,
(which contain, over n0i inhabitants Will De sh GOV" H
Tor rood. or personal property o any kn IhS
bou.e new AMI in good repair aud t~ ground hed "h
o an improved Farm Of leo acres. p miles from Look
mort with arge orchard AMI good buiidng' Lana lh'
v.rv lest quality. note stir,-,ed Ia f"urr' ~ ~"
iS 'o"I ~ S,.S,r.t ml7 st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-20
kAFOR SALE-The three story Brick

U HOUSE AND LOT OF UKOUND' M" .
between Madison aud iIenrys,reets lac
LOT is q by " feet the House y by a. feet with u mn
walls bull by day, work under the 'uptraendrncs qt r'
Ceorge Ireland There are fire places IN ths HOUSE
even of VIII cl are finished with marble chimney pieces
There /. ,ry cellar undo die whole, paved and divided
o,o several spartmeEts hreproo ashhou,e under NE
1 i,bn Gre MACE and the whole in complete order. The
ren.e. NAV b. seen every day between the hours OF u
"a , a,clocE For further particulars apply tn
GRINNFII MI\TI'RN 4 co. ~ SOutl-Sfrect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-20
LNRENCH AND MUSIC-A lady ln ma.

tive Of France and froies anti rcceatly arrived n
country. drsTous ~ obtain pupils in class or prr.aep
eter Of the above branches Of eucatou at Der rel
ence that Of her pupils Size speaks English language
haenty The most respectable references given Por fur
ther particulars sppy AT y Bcacks;- mis 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-20
(tOrGIIS. Colds. Pain in the Side. kais.

~ ing Blood Pslptation Of the II.an, dangerous
synptos 10 .ife with. IhOusan : of lives annually
Ls IN tbs way Every perscn OF intelligence and com,ls
that diseases the beginning OF Con
SUMPTION and unless cured mus; prove fatal Dr.. Anens
Basam OF Iorrh0und, LiyerWou and Pleury Root Will
cure the above Diseases We hold ourselves ready and wit
ling 10 prove this statement any person who may stand
nee. o! Or Alens B9lssm will call on Dr. GuION III.
Agent. ~ bow~ry ml7 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-20
"a nMEuING uOTSES TO LET-

i%M CHEAP RENTSi-A very desirable iwo-,iorN
Er1L Usu.e No. Uubeft~ireef, near - Johu' farh'
another superior Dwelling ia Cherry1fc.t No ~ "" ~
et either 10 ~ families; a,o, lilo -e 10 AN'hue :"
near IIoustonstrsei Either of the" en- ls.s may ht
-.ntei rron f,ir term. from -. r. >ICkki~,
"a, II Na>>au-,f ~ story.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-20
ME subscriber will leave this city on or

about the first oi June next, business tour 10 ~
lOu. Missouri by the o Pttsburg. Pa and the rivers
and will return 10 july by o the LAKES Tie VIII attend
Ia the cohesion debts other matter. OF bushes, when
NAV be- entrusted 10 h. IN the vicinity o he above rout.
LEON ARD GIBBS. Attorney and Coun,tllor,
Neu' XorL MAY l6th 1872 tml6 lwD l8WaIl-si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-20
IAYDEN,S Premium Pens.-A Silver

1 Medal was awarded j. Hay len for hls g very supe
nor Pens by lbe American Institute al ia last Far. The
Government have given them the Preference an the be-,
accountants and the public institutions will use no
other Pen They have Justly oba ned the Highest reputa
ton and are not surpassed cquaca by IN the country
The trade sApped the Manufacturers prices by The
agents j. i. II OfN ridlt-"f'L
Agents also Smsn's School and Counting house lnk
S,arJs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-20
state Prison Contract.
NOTICE is hereby given that Proposals

will be- received at tie Inspectors Office ia me state
Prison. Mount P asant the brit W.dnesd ay Of August
next 10 O'Clock, forenoon tor contract 10 commence
~ c1nycl the istday % September ensuing, To BE-
lncr ae vii bin year $50 for the o five yea
az making such kinds OF Chains Wrought Nails Bed Screws
shoyes add TOngs SaddeTy Cutlery and other articles Of
Hardware, OF which the chei supply nor The consumption
OF the couary imported from without the rnte> Staes'
Convenient bop room and fuel " be furnished who.v-
takes md the tOo and fixtures and he
subject 10 the ruie- and regllaonso the Prison The pay
ments must b. made monthly with a credit % three
Satisfactory security will be required Let The Proposal.
specify the Price per day for each man
DAVID l. SEYMOUR, Agent.
State Prison Mount Pies.aDi MAY 4, 1912. niy6 Pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-20
HOvEY's TRUNK REPOSITORY,

Nc 10 fear-st opposite Ceiar-R HOvEY mas-
ana ksr,s constantly on land v,ry descriptions
iINeHg AMI Packing Trunks. Carpet Bag, va.es,
- al "hoesae and retai cheap ior cash o. approved
Pasft. ma Sn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-20
CROLIrS'S Boat Establishment, 400

i waicr>re,t iOur doors east OF Caiherre haiA't -
Tho Subscriber has is mandatory and under b. own
immediate supcrinendence, some Of Tie Oldest and mos
,ncri,nced budr in t CITY and the best at materials
fr buIins every description Of Boat which enables him
Ia furnish 81 the shortest ncr Boat. OF the most approved
model and workmanship p, on the mo thtr-! Terms
Rulder of The Sultan OF MuscaI. Pleasure Barge the
Wave Gazrlle Victoria. Atlantic, Wakona. Brooklyn' &c
N-o The Ann of Pcekkill Washington, OF Poughke'pse
Dn OF HYDE Parl: Sylph ard Wave Of Mobile; Geo
Stewart, OF Louisville; Madame Celeste, OF Ne" dreams
A. d-' iHi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-20

) cery-yel0re the Vice Chanc !or.
IN pursuance OF drcretal orrr s Tho Court Of Chance
~ made 10y The Vice Cian,s lor OF the Fr Circuit Will
be- sold at public auction ubier tr direct Ut the sub
,cDeroEe OF te Matters OF t Court y Anthony BePck
ADcoueer the NercLan.S txchange ~ lie CIV OF
NeWYork the ainh day vi May next attwelye O'Clock,
OF that day
Al those four certain lo pieces anil parcels OF land stu
se lying ard being IN tie tOrDcr twelfth BOW >xtecnh
W'r Of tn CITY OF Nev-b0rk, beginning at pOnt being
Tie Westerly corner o the Fourth Avenue asd TeeIs
seventh street, thence running NOrhwe,irly along ihr
sout westerly Bn- Of Twenty Seventh street huAdfed
teyt thence Souhwcsiefy parallel with the Fourth AsrnJr
nnety-eght ret niae rcfs. ence Soniheasfery parallel
~ib Twenty seventh street hundred feet iic Norii
westerly line Oi the FOgrts Avenue, thence Nofbeas'ery
along same Ilnetyegt feet ne inches 70 tie pdC" u
begnnng.-Dat.d Ncw-YOTk, i2ih Aprl 1872
GEORGE CATIIN. Master IN ciancery
The sale Of the above property j. adjourned ~ day
Of Nav instant, the hour AMI place May, O. 3lg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-20
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

} l0r Young L1lle- Nv ihc Miss. D EWNktsT I, ~"
6, ORANGE street. corn,r OF Henry, Brooklyn. l. The
SIMMER ,ru of tn, Institution ~ll commence on The I'm
81 Nav I8t2 This school has been IN successful operation
nearly orr years None but eNprrtccd aIi wen qudl,
pupils received.
The course of instruction Includes all the branches OF an
English educa,inn, with the Latin. Preuch and Spanish
Languages Vocal and Instrumental Music. Drawing and
Painting.
The service of the Prime pals personal and constant and
no ,xenn spared elevate the moral a. well a, The m
.Iectual attainment, of their pupils. One months notice
i, required previous TO the removal OF any scholar
ely 10 fifteen dollars pea term according 10 thc sludes
pursued Board aud English tuition, Two hundred dohars
per annum Circulars stating particulars, obtained al the
residence of the 4, achers. . -
RfGyeces-Rev j Broadhcad, ID D. Rev " Cox, ID b I;
Rev Spencer. ID ID: Rev Mr. Dwight; Rev Mr. Lewis !;
Rev Mr. Rowland; q Marvin, VI ID. Brooklyn; bihch-
veil mere liant No II William street New orb, residence
Kn.bwck Ii Rev DIR Cuyler Philadelphia. ReyS Van
Vr."Ian IN n Nsu. 1ruus wick n J. p1yl2 2aw2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-20
W. FLORIDA LANDS.--A beautiful

- Plantation for sac-Tile nIisputah.s-Ihe sub
-r j. authori.ed TO Offer for sale healtHu Pianiauonn
FLORIDA, consisting OF 400 acres land situated the riyer
civ of Jacksonville bounced on three sides by saer-
nsily rich prairie land. neat Cottage suitable out
house, ar, tie premises. IL wei soekfd' ana 'He
s,ock ran he uurchaSPd reasonably. Apply ~
TIOS JEFFERSON SMITH,
A RasLmap.St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-20
NEW YORK Diving and Printing Esta.

NEW YORK Dying and Printing Esta-
BLIsHsfESr STATEN ISLAND Ofce FOR the
reception and delivery OF good, No - Gate ~ JOHN It
New York Dive ard finish IN a superior usnafr, Bnsj-
cois, Cas- uler,S. Silks. >atn,. >k Velvet and Plush
u hbons Canton and Italian Grape. Six and Cotton
GLOVES ant iIose Ladies and Gen;l-nlens Garments, No
f".n DamasA and satin Curtains, LINN. and Coffnn>
Cesnse and Re-fnisi Merino. Tibet and Cashmere
Sia"s, Piano ami Table CoTers. Carpets Of all kiais
IL. &c.
l. yrarr, carefully attended anal promptly executed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-20
Va FOR SALE.-Bargains bargains -

For sale or exchange. ~ tract' OF hanh-o1lr L<n1
containing l25 acres each. soil of superior qualify, va
tered with fine streams and covered with fine ;lnn' such
A. white oak hickory bench walnut, mase and yesn"rc
The M il, adapted To heat, rye, oats cotton tobacco
sweet and Irh potatoes The above la'f VIII ga AZ
reduced prices and 10 SUIT. or they III De ef'
changed for anos, any Mind Of merchandise. For maps,
diagrams AMI particulars, apply 10 ,,,.,,, -,.,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-20
CLASSICAL and Commercial Institute,

~ So Broadway, A Newman, Prncpal.,,'n ihis iHsi
rlion ycung gentlemen N be instructed la all The branch
- of III 1ruch English and Classical education pr, para
tory for college and commercial pursuits IN Ute iein
'VN''"''' ~, -. ,c-;.,,.s myg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-20
ADIES' A GENTLEMENS' NEW

BOOT AND SHOE STONE. rs Greenw ch
sire,t Garner OF Robn>-n street =. tter h1s opened
large and genera assortment OF Ladies' Misses and
Chiren Cater Boots and -hne o the latest styles 1nd
n every vanety-gupi maera,l and workmanship. Also,
Meis and Yontf, Boot. aud shoes. which offered at
prices corresponding with the tunes
NIB. Country Merchants supplied by tie case OF dozen
on the Lowest terms myi2-if
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-20
~ TO LET-The large Room on the

III second floor or the College ot Physicians and sur
'on 81 Cro.hy-,rcr. known a. the College Hail The
Room IS well lighted AMI ventilated aud has sisiI npu'
ING for public worship for Literary Associations ne
Room NAV be at any time Application TO TIE Jam.
- ~. i ~ a4 n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-20
HAVING presented to the Public the

claims OF my an; premium Cologne FOR 20 long now
tsks he liberty Of LAYING before Them aher article OF
equal worth, VIZ The Virginia Shaving Cream IL.s
vegetable composition can sai-iy uneqlacd by any
offered 10 the American public iuT the pleasure AFFORD,
90 siavug II not ouy grant producing rch and last
NJ .t.r, tlt poseses qualities OF hg hy soothing AMI
healing nature. 70 Il far above aay riyaiartcie A.
aid. thy who this Cream wu acknowledge that
thr half OF is virtues have not here been told.
sasif J. LANDMARK. O. Chailam-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-20

DAVID CODNI>F, Master in Cbancerf.
nQN 2awGx GEhRGt B BIILtR. snIIain..
CTATE OF NETWORK. ss.-In chan

y Gerry Lotore the Vice Chancellor John J. Bdntd
Dudley -elJsn and Augusta VI hI, wife.
Pursuant 20 iecreria order o. the Court OF Chancery,
made in the above ented will be- sold public
ton under the recton of The subscriber the Mas
Ter. OF the SAID Court by J. ST. Miller 60 Auctisn"ers
A, the Merchants Exchange IN the city al New horh,
the lth day OF June next IL Ocork day, al
that certain lot piece parcel of land situate lying ant
being 10 The sixteenth Ward Oi he ciiy Of NewioTk aud
known dist ngs'ei Oh map Of The property OF Cor
o.us r. ans the Elder late lecsa,cd between Four.
feerb and Tweuuets street. and the Boomingdae rs3i
and Thirdavtnue ace by Thou1s Iudisn,. tiiy >ur
seyor and dated New York, March 1855 on tile ~ iLr
Office Res i-ieF 0i TIE cry AMI County NJ NrVlOfh,
b. number i,ll hundred and fouy said map
bounded wesardly IN mont by Irving place, ssswar.y
IN the by lot number O7iJ hundred ami seventy
four said map, nOrihwardy by gti"enth street and
iauiliwariy by lot number Nf}) hundred AID iory
tfre- SAID map, being breadth and rear
tweny-,syen feet, and IA dc ph, each side hundred
and feet AMI three nch' be- the same more or Il -
Ney-Ysrk May iJth, 1872
WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL,
Master 10 Ghaacery. = Jni.u.f. y Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-20
,Y ,-,Ii, TERI TRTssFs AND SUPPORTERS
CANnS,S Concentraled SarsaparlIIa.-

A\DS'S Concentrated SdIs"P''h''
xs-s,r,ria /, known TO be one OF TIE most a',,c ra
s.r. 4 ~, blood of any article IN the hattHa "'u''
rJ "a nh th we compound number OF oiet In,t
lsc,.t from the vegetable kingdom the "hoie ',,us. "
bcb "a as concentrated into hud cxtIact NJ great p.
r,on his extract the syrup !. prepared one no'ue u'
.Lrh : warranted TO contain more than urte ''' VIZ
reoo IN and medicinal virtue than that oi any "h., NM
Eor rnritying the blood and removing all unhea.hN n1
mas ron, the ,v.trfA. such a, >cieuh or MIG ~
Icirsrt C,nccr> Ulcer, Mercura Disease feNer re-
Rbrnma.,n Di.ea.e. OF the skin Sc M, syrup : i'..
! rlv n. i'm, Being a mild yct efficient ainilN'' y
49,. aiualv but permanently On the cons 'noon ~
c~c-eut spring and summer putlntf' M" ~ p'ol
,,er,tr, \. a dsphorec and llNtNei tNtiN =, 49,
,rduc,c, over the glandular system, increasing 81 a.,
,,s,ors and excrei.ous, thereby ovtiuf""'"- WV
,,r. of disease and restoring nv patent 20 s
,nud and healthy state. Tins rhecne II hiEhy o.
in many doubtful cases and 10 varou, coipsalh'> "
he constitution i encebled and requires hh. uNsu,n
P,irs in the bores and leg and all disease arising lu ="
,,nrorrr nae of mercury elrciiuly cureu Nv u, u
P,r..ns making voyages will find most 'aluspe ar
ticle =, ,e a il ceanscs the blood add ysem seh'i"S'
and pre,cus every inlet 10 disease l..
TESTIMONIALS of it, value and superior ehcth'N
N received The afflicted have only 10 Try IT, and I've con-
vinced. -, -, c,. n, oo,,,.
lion Nv A. H. \ ID. SANDS, Druggists, No ~ fuilon'
Northe Isl corner of Gold street and No loo Fulton cor
Of William ST. . ,,
Also sold by David Sands Co. No n East Broadway,
cnrpcr OF Market street; Abraham Il. Sands Co. No 20
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\R ALLEN's BALSAM of Hore-

NR. AILFN BNLSNM OF TIUTC-
- hound LiverwOu and PleUrisy Root. has gained
reputation in te cure OF Consumption and Liver complaint
never acquired by any other medicine lh' redc ~ =
every disease only for the OF diseases o. Tie lungs
aud liver and for these complaints has no equal Oh eartn
R,oe blori cough aud ioss OF Strength certain
svmplom. OF consumption. D.. 2. II. Aliens Ba.ssn OF
Horetound Ly-rw0fi and Peurl.y RoO ane,er falling
remedy and ii the SEX aud distressed resort n IT, hey ARE
certa OF being restored to health IL contains no opium
or Deadly poison uli and supply the senses, but II r.
s.e. s disease heals The lungs, gives GeaIih and Strength
LIT the .c. Use u.
OPISIoN OF 1nE faCULT. -DuedSe Of ~ LnHe'aD
yllep-Dear have prescribed y'sr Ssl'om + H9re
found IL, erort and Plgrigy Rot, ,evere cou-Es s
con,upion an. has proved rfrclual after Other rtnie-
dies had fsilei | gads0 End 20 ra.uabe meiicine
tho-t guy sleteTi0us narcotic Ingredients. entertain
Ugh opinion OF Bs-am and sha coniinu, 10 recon-
me al 10 NY patients tour., Sc. 6 PRESTON,
Physician soW iork City
For sale, wholesale and retail, by W Tyler, IS Barclay
si~eei 3. VI Gui1r. IL B.wery and ?. i Hart coreT
81 3 roadway and Chamber streets, New York NILS I'm