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MONEY MARKET.
Friday, July 1876 PM.


The stock market generally has been much affected
with the exception of Harlem, which fell Al per cent
since the sales Of the morning board yesterday There
sufficient reason for this other than the multu-
dnous rumours that put aAoat in relation to
mens Of the principal purchaser In the month of May
he annual election of directors takes place at meeting
Of stockholders At the last election, James Watt Esq
chosen in connection with some other individuals.
Since that election Mr.. Watt has become purchaser ola
large majority of the stock consequently the interest of
many those in the company who put in the present d.
reetion has ceased to exist Under these circumstances
vacancy has occurred in the board which filled by the
directors themselves, without the concurrence of the
stockholders Yesterday meeting of the board was held
to supply the vacancy when it appeared that majority
of the directors whose interests the company are very
small found opposed to the nomination OF Mr. Watt
who nearly the whole company and they elected
director in opposition to his wishes This look upon
most unjusfable conduct. The constituency of the
present direction which existed at the last meeting of
stockholders has become combined in the person of Mr.
Watt and becomes these gentlemen to resign they
cannot agree with the holder of majority the stock
The object of Mr. Watt to be make the Harlem
good stock and profitable investment and to take
of the hands of gamblers who have heretofore nearly
ruined it. When he commenced purchasing the stock
the market price three dollars per share and has gra
dualy improved under his management until yesterday
sold SIS per share The defeat of his candidate knocked
the stock down to $40 per share to-day Is it
dJlous matter that these people should remain in the d.
recton to the ruin of road that is of vast Importance
the whole trade of this cy7 Other stocks also declined
with the exception of Kentucky 6's which improved !;
Farmers Loan fell /; Ohio 6s 1t; Now York State 6s,
1862 declined per from the last sale; Delaware
Hudson Canal u per cent.
small amount of bills only was sold on Liverpool the
mails for which closed to-day. The rates have been
follows compared with the previous packet days.
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In Virginia the banks of in convention Iesol e.
unanimously it said resume specie payments on TIT
5h of August next All the banks were represented
ep the Norfolk Branch of the Virginia Bank and the
Exchange Bank ii Norfolk We do not know why III,
Virginia Br~nch not represented. The Exchang,
sank at Norfolk he mother iAstitulion) is redeem.
ing its very limitel circulation in s?ecie.
This is well lar IS goes. The movements of the
Virginia institution have, however, been by far too vac
lating hitherto for the public to depend much upon then
their professions. They must however pay and con.
tnue to do SO in order to preserve their existence The
currency Of the country is thus getting right enough
has already been accomplished ensure that the grow
ing crops will all come to market influenced only by
specie and sound currency This is great element of
future sound and healthy trade
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Provision Market.

We remarked last week that woodcock and other game
were very dear is when the first of any thing
appears in market Now however they cheap enough
Tomatos for instance fetch three and four shngs the
but will soon be down to as many cents.
Butter, of good quality, has risen in price; thought
there plenty of grass if not this is the only
why should not be as low l2l cents times go.
having the fear of the hard times before them have
the face to charge from III ID cents for srlon but
falls mostly the rich they enabled thereby give
the laborer his cut little cheaper OFT the brisket.
Fruit is abundant. Green corn is in market
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sales at the stock Excbanue.
State Of Trade.

The generally in operation have prevented any
Improvement in trade This the harvest of the
year and therefore less attention is paid TO sending the
crops forward which occasions light receipts of all kinds
in the city AshesThe marke has continued very dull
for Ashes through the week. IL 20 the steady price
for Potts. and so for Pearls The stock of Pots in market
arge about $500 brls and Pearls only about 1000 brls
Coon-The week has been a quiet with downward
tendency Nearly all descriptions cent lower than
previous to the last arrival and at that there is but
very moderate business doing The sales have been
follows:-
$500 bales Uplands and Floridas,. g 81
100 do Mobiles, =. ,6la 10
400 do New Orleans, ..... g a 10
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Foreign ImpOrtasIOns.

Saml icks36 coal do states 230
crates earhenwae saml Thompson50 IL cks Chaun-
Fey co.. bales cks Tooker Mead COLO bales Robert
Wash-0 do Wood, johnson 4 Burrt-ii bales w
Bend-l2 do John Robinson3 John Watson-6 + Crook
col5o bars iron Cook2o bbs refined salt Thompson
Withenl-l5O bxs tin plates More wood cos bales
Joseph Connah-G cases bales Charles Russell coa5 bids
bar iron Eggleston Battelle30 bales flax Hicks do
bale 40 crushed 10 bales casks
bull 10 order.
S pkgs to E Cook.
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GYMN ASIIIM
FENCING AND SHOOTING CALLER
222 pLaadl1aal lcn,a,e.. oc A..4Lo.... -

tENClNG AND SHOOTING GALLERY,
333 Broddwdy, (corsier Of Anthony-a)
MOUQuN has the honor OF informing his f,lends and
the public in enera that has Gymnasium is now in
operation u "a the largest and the best which has
fred TO the American public The large and wen
cool Parents Professors and Gentlemen invited
this establishment TO which, the Croton Water
Works vii be in operation, will be added sho bath
the snisnce Of the Subscribers TO the Gymnasium.
The Shooting Gallery being entirely independent Of the
Gymnasium, fishing practice pistol fr do
so without being subscribers To the Gymnasium
Fencing lessons given usual on mode terms
Open day break. aad close half past nine night.
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o. THE yOTARIEs OF UNLAWFUL PLEA
sUREs do indeed here pay the penalty OF their
crimes But their ssherings wofuy aggrav ated by
the malpractice OF qaacks. How many are there who
every day have cause TO mourn over bghted hopes OF
recovery and disease rendered enod violent and deadly
by nostrum vendors without principle or knowledge-
Such sufferers invited to call at the Offices OF the Col
lege of Medicine and Pharmacy. who offer them safe and
eectua remedies described in the advertisement in the
last page of this days paper
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Total 400 haIee

Naval Stores-Saes Of 1000 brs selected North Caro-
Ina 561 300 do $50; Spirits 81 49, OsThe sales OF
Whale this week have been about 5000 brls 80 3
american Linseej, 50 90 cts best American, 81 cts;
Olive in baskets so PasterThe sales have been about
100 tons Nova Scotia, at 2,I2I ProvsonsPork has
improved Sales of Western Mess at so 62I Prime
l2l. No change in beef Sales of Mess at so; Prime
Lard 81 81; City Rendered, cts Picked Hams, 81 a 4
cts, Smoked Hams, g. Shoulders, D.
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Nny- WINCHELL, THE PRINCE OF COMIC DRoI,-

fby- WINCHELL, THE PRINCE OF COMIC DROL-
LERSTS is playing the deuce with the patrons of the
American Museum. His sde-breaking jokes create
disaster than all the railroad and steamboat accidents in
America. Besides all Of his comicalities we have Da-
mond and Whitlock the negro Miss Rosale,
the sweet singer Celeste the dancer and the mysterious
Gpsey Girl besides hosts of other novelties This after
noon splendid performance will be given at o'clock
Yesterday Barnun received large shipment OF valuable
paintings. which he has added to his establishment this
being portion of his late purchases at Harrngton's
Museum in Boston The nimble quarter dollar is work
ing miracles here We expect before another to
engaging the Raners and best Opera singers
all for % cents Low prices the order of the day,
and Mr. B. declares that things be done well
as others. We shouldn't wonder.
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Passengers Arrived.

LvERrooL-Ship Saml Hicks-John Hunt, John Abraham.
Joseph Person and lady, James Martin David Briggs
Holman Hemanson-303 in the steerage.
HATAGoRDA, Texas-Schr Col Hanson-W Henry, Mr. Daily
lady and two children.
CHAIR EsroN-Bng Gipsey-Mr c L Brayton and child
Miss III Montgomery, Miss Matilda Mills, Mis- Alc ID Walk
err, Wylie. Williams, b Stanley, Howes, p Pei
ham, Crosby.
GroscrIows, sC-BIig Juno-W Magi aud lady J
Mnnage, She rwood. and Rooney
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c. HOW cUiCg sHERMAN's cAMPRon 10
zenges cured my headache yesterday said foreman
who suffered overwhelmingly for several hours before he
tried them. Go into DR.. Sherman's warehouse 100 Mas.
street. you that have headaches owness of spirits
paptaton, and he will you in less than minutes
He is the Doctor for money he quick and his
ozenges are SO pleasant that il is pleasure them.
Dr. has Offices State street. Boston, and Ledger Build
1 ngs, Philadelphia.
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lt7- FOR ONE DOLLAR ADVICE & MED

o. FOR ONE DOLLAR ADVICE & MEDICINE
may be obtained by application either personally or by
letter the principal office of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy This economical and satisfactory method
alording medical assistance is meeting with unprece
dented success and the College enabled to cherish the
feeling that they daily the Of saving many from
the and mpostions OF ignorant and unprnci
Piled quacks. By order,
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Principal office ofthe Coll. of Med. and Pharmacy,
Nassau street.
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City Despatch Post,

10 WILLIAM STREET.
PRINcIpAL OFFIcE.-Letters deposited before halfpast
hapas IL, and half past O'clock will be sent out for
delivery at 9, l, and o'clock.
BRANCH OrFcEs.-Letters deposited before 7, IL, and
o'clock, will be sent out for delivery at and O'Clock.
ALEX. NJ GREIG, Agent
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ship; Burgundy, Wotten Havrc, c Bolton Fox s. Living
M riavns Jones. RoueIdam Boyd Hncken; England,
rmocG Ha :, John NBB9ss Engands queen I'D
kice, Geor!etown, sc; Lime Rock Faes Thomaston, VIM
tarrison ioml,n Philadelphia, A Cooley K Co; Cornelia
tnuen bath, Me John Ewell-Schrs Mary Jane Brooks
Washington, NC; Erie Wing wsrehsm Warsaw, BoriicR'
Arrived.
Ship Samuel Hicks Beecker from Liyerpool lime A. with
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l13- CHATHAM TIIEATRE:-Woo appears tonight
in his celebrated panommic part of Tom in the drama
fthe Dumb Man Of Manchester in which he stands unr
vailed supported by the entire company He also appears
D. Rice appears his popular farce of the Virginia Mum
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90 THOSE FOND OF AMUsEMENTs AND

10 THOSE FUND OF AMUSEMENTS AND
pleasure at price lower than could be expected with
ordinary entertainment in the worst Of times look
the bills of vauxhall Garden the Prince Of comedians the
unappIo achable Browne (who could believe W is engaged
this place Of amusement aided by host Of others and
if mistake not will make the Vauxhall what il
before the fashionable resort Of the young land old
the grave and gay. The Chinese Balls given each
night after performance and those desiring may dance to
their hearts content Browne appears Robert Macare
and Gregory Grizzle two of his best parts Andrews
Bellamy, Russell, sc. sustain him. Look out next week
for bumpers. Prices usual, % cents admission.
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On the evening of the l4th instant at his residence
Woodbridge, ~ j., Isaac s. JAQUEs, merchant of this
CITY.
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Domestic Importations.

GENRGETowN, SC-Brig Juno-86 bales II Colt & co
2H smith, Mills co-l8 Spofford, Teston col2 Wood
hnson Bunitt-3bxs mdse A Morehead-i Averi & co
Il do bdl A q Caldw elias bales cotton TO order
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Married.

On the l4th inst by the Rev. Dr. Hawks JOHN B. BoRsr
OF Fonda, NJ " to elizabeth Roor daughter Of Sepher
B. Num- Of this city.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Departure of the Atlantic steamers.

Departure OF the Atlantic Steamers.
FROM ENGLAND. FROM AMERICA.
Caledonia, Lott........ $500. -. July l6
Acadia, RyTie July Aug. 1
q. Western, ilosken. -. July -. Aug.
H. B. NJ s. s. British Queen Capt NJ NJ Keane will
Antwepon the 9TH Of July for New York. touch South
ampton. Eng. the 10th
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To Correspondents Abroad.

Our correspondents foreign ports espec fully requested
to send by vessel all the marine intelligence they
obtain Nautical information Of any kind from any
siding al home abroad, will be thankfully received
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NIBLO's CAKDEv

NIBLO's CAKDE.
VAUDEVILLE NlGHT.-h9
rAiS ESfN'AG GRASS tx ovERTG III commence with
rs X S4 .IlISsi f6 " x IN Sf HotIiao Of
Dick Ss%Sy Fasids Emma "'''S i.. sa c :aes
Quarter will be .lo M' is2
ments AZ the Grand Saloon " '''"'"
| o.. BLU! T plEl4Sipass.
Msassin. Mr. chlppspdse, bsmison JFi.her
Annette. ''''''' 'A''"' Mis-, Al Lyvere
THE pn5 IL ssGsBi: s MSsrcALr. . 80
w s % .sRss aah S% % sosc , il
fomanees ia The saloon over ''' per-
Musical Leader and Director Mr. ( wOolC
Doors at o'clock Entertainments to commence
CHATHAM THEATtE.
r,, MR. RICK G,, for On Night ony
DoD O., The 9f Fe lon h isI'''' En-
H.. %,55 Hsf s: E 5.s: Nj. H #:a
ois sAnSGo sa Or he Virginia MrT%E H..
A,'' H Hf'GA 81 6 s s;Is R;ss Of The ''
co" st RS"'d Mr.. s5 E%a Mr. wGeH
DooIs vii open N future past oclcc,
Ore circle, esn;.fo.s sns HP ls,.-Prvae nose.
MAMMAL GARDEN.
- ENTIRE NEW COMPANY,
G E @S% ssTS F. s s saS S 4: xig
Bs'T T, & s, he a.i r. Russell oSm
The Phafpha Theatres Mrs Jackson Mr. Jses.on .,
The rs rs& GGs de sai Ra a.e salts.
iacnon at 'hs GARDEN vi" take place each evemn. the
Monday and Tuesday Evenings, July lsth and 10Th,
r...,,. GRAND e EN 4iiei Z. H.tiiSMENr:
n, In!simi.sio@ from B O'Clock, until half past 8
"on''y h''K oSE !iIf MHGX SfFSs with
Afsr S yts1 Ihe SIX, s,geaI viii for
o,.,, NEW WV, WIFE S IS 5'' OLD TtMpRELLA
on.Sn To conclude wits : . "'o"nf
Adlalson to the whole Entertainment Cents yi6 3Sr
AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GNifIIF7s%.
OPPosiTE ST rAuLS CHURCH BRoADNAY.
INCREASED NOVELIlES!!
Mr.; Winchell the nnnvslled comic droIlens whilocb
and Diamond IN hcir Banjo Extravsgs.Ss The wonderful
without charge The Model lie City of Dublin tie
a est, work Of ar. EYER boush 70 M
the very house in which he lived. Nil r. sa- the highly
esebi Lady Fancy as. Blo%ins saS GS
Gosmorama! Balloon Asc every night al ten o'clock
at O'clock Day ysrs admeS ee IA tne evening" aasn0g2s
charge for admission the splendid Garden top OF he
10 Wed9esd.y July ,2h three splendid performances for
Sociev This NIL h he r,
brated in New York, '-'ee Oh "s KIM ever e''
Admission he whole Museum, Garden and Entertain,
ments q cents-Children half price. jylor
THE NEW ROCHESTER, THEATRE is now open for
he SUNNI Sc ason ladies' and gentlemen Of established
end sh TO take Rochester their WY will please address
EDWIN DEAN
JHRANKIIN SALT Arrp N ArtI r.. = -,
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RATES OF FOREIGN BILLS IN New YoRK.
4t,,T J,,T, Of

RATES OF FOREIGN Bills IN NEW YoRK.
.7priLl. June IS july LIST july Is.
f fsassn 81 ,n ss . .S.5.i
Amsterd 28la 800 30 500 3SH 80 38ls 39ai
Hamburg st,s as IS sa5 si5sa IS siss 3i%
In domestic exchanges very small amount of business
is doing. The rates may be quoted as follows =:
CURR.Sf RATES OF BANK Morris AND DOMESTIC BrLLs
Bank Notes. Exchange.
Caf,s Eupb. ". I,,,. 1910
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BY RIELL s ARCULARIUs,

SATURDAY,
AT los o'clock Al the auction room.
ELEGANT Furniture aud PianosA rgr assortment the best
made fashionable furniture including full aud half ench
ogany chairs pier. dining and centre tables wardrobes
bureaus toilet tables, looking glasses uted aud rrg
a oiomans dyans, rockers bureaus feather beds
mattresses and pillows, office desk, &c.
Piano Fort's AIS, several splendid piano fues by cebrs
ted markers combining ali the modern Improvement
49, large lot Of table cutlery hrdng and variety Of
ot!cr aHielcs--ior account Of whom IL may concern.
h!so an elegant upright piano
Also, large size South American hsmmocks.
MONDAY.
Ati0h O'Clock in the sale rooms
Guns, hardware, cutlery, riding whips and variety OF
'ancy articles.
TUESDAY.
At lh1a o'clock IN the sales room.
Wines, Liquors. Segars &c-Consisting of very choice
Mamsey aud South side Madeira Duff Gordon pale sherry
brown %, port St; Julien elaret champagne of iavore
brands DnTuy brandy cordal, aud alibaseI
candies Havana Principe gars varou. brands and
Nne with other articles in the ieto be sold suit
purchasers.
Also Boneer champaign anchor brand, landed upe-
rior % wine in market.
A'so Oard, Dui ny & Co brandy. in bond
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STILL FURTHER PROOFS

L
OF the .ficsy Of D. Moat's Life Medicines in cu-n. Ii
r Yer n Complains Dyspeysia and and Ague.
self and is therefore submitted wit! out further remark
| ~ ny BRISTOL, July isi, 1919.
am T.. Eesnl, pred phy.ei,n admitted and licensed ar3
~ vor Of regular Practice so very peculiar g The u ici4h,
OF s & s' ssfes , 'si SI@f S
% ~ my o ,s % b and a.e % o m
some and powerful %sdeine-esy IS they rrqd1cs no
h ss ss ScsS o% ri
s de 'fif.'i rs s,S %
sdSs viii s' 8. without
compliant two fever and wife Of cough
a esn na y 'GS to be mentioned
1Se So E So I S0 S .aS tho medicine I ask you to
~ Yours with respect c,,r,c.,,,>-
SSEEiai sRs b sSsS:s n nd s. Ii.
81 IsE MrPoAE wEHHSSStkyETEoF II
macy which ha. been established suppression Of aaash
SS n which
and they design 10 poouarine the whole science medicine
'seS 's' ssSas %e a &
.m man on. !. %s bis hys,n The de,
subject ose MS Widely one sn from
sS%Sq aSssT'S % jS.T
SSs aSG a%s sSfR Rs Il
diseases by preparing Eminent external remedy for Rcu-
matte affections The College of Medicine aud Pharmacy
only prepare avarcy Of dce for prominent maadcs but
they give letter of advice particular with preor
ton adapted TO each case.
Principal oisce Of the College. % Mason st. Yew York
Englsnd States. fremont Row Boston.
sGEs MORN &c q. ass!Slss tsR SAs
following sab-agen. have been appointed in this city
pr. +, NJ. GU!0N, w Bowery
RtiAAss wM 4ak X Gas 81 Grand ;'.ssf street.
DR.. KING, 287 Hudson ST.
The Preparations Of College may now DC hai OF those
W. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal Office Of the COLLEGE g. Msdene and Pharmacy
~yoLLECTTONs-The subscnbeI vii collect ,NoIe
NDr, Acceuances Certificates Of Dcpoxites Sc (throuch
So Z. ,rnden New Yori Albany upon any
n m ,, ,ving places, and returns city Of
Nv Yoi IN from SIR ~ eight days..
Utica, Canandsigua,
syracuse, Rochester,
Auburn, Batavia,
Geneva, Buffalo.
Erasmus Corning, toItra Nv. Olcou, Albany.
pOAfEROY h co.
Wall street, New fohs.
RI Corner S,sfs ard Market Streets Albony
Moss-zo bal' black Mos; e q, eaoIf.gi.INs co
jyi3e IS South street,
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PORT OF NEW YORK. JULY 10. Is4a.


SUN sur :.r. ..:: moon
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FRANKLIN SALT WATER BATH-(Foot of Monrgo-
merry streeL)-The Franklin Salt Water BAH the
81 Montgomery street, rs now from A. NJ. VI
Shower baths improved plan Swimming scho and
superior public and private baths for ladies and gentlemen
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Packets to Arrive.

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Siddons, Cobb, June 10
Cambridge, Barstow, June 10
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Westminster, Moore, June 10
ST. James, Sebor, June 20
FROM HAvRE.
Utica, Hewitt, June l6
Albany, Watson, June "a
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ENCOURAGEMENT

ENCOURAGEMENT
TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR; BRANDRETH Colege-no institution
in, s pSbe % ye beware Of
all rroiessed corporate bodiesthere always danger from
READ, REFLECT!l
UNITED socmTr, H., H,gS c,S Ma, Mass
Of which the subject gveamong other facts, more
than year since in @ letter addessed this society,
la penne receive publish the letter. have been repeat
edy requested 10 give more particularly own Impressions
had Doctor Tor the aassyous and distressing
DID, age S' o sa Or twenty
obliged the various remedies usually but
effected aud the back part Of neck aud head
my the Sa mb Of
T. ND ss OF BE- S the BIN
have been requested state particularly the effect of this
To apsr,on who has been hle with mild pleasant and e
Ge nj medicine when in the most restless, PAINFUL and d
the description is easy. 49,
lore hs , lsI Son aug n %
sm And here on not forget to saw That
have never in Icing contaned use Of the Pills M III weak
e1ng debatin effect usually experienced from Cchntc
BREAKING in my head yos to e out Or
@S"d $ Saa %y @ r.
fury of the humop The tact IS that by using the Pills, this
e ssm,eS . no Doubt By cleansing he sooG
s to eas g. o o whs s
Pills used other medicine aud expect long
the Genuine Brandeh Pills can IL had.
conclude th the change effected in Is apparent
~ PERMANENT aud EFF ECTUAL, and suc my conf
dence in the medicine that do invariably m IL in all
cases, TO be used according to the directions.
Besides own, several eases have within my amed
ate knowledge which, if represented would give abundant
evidence Of the sutary effects Of Dr. Brndeths medicines
Tire GENUINE Pills are known 20 be harmless therefore
all suffering from disease purify blood y
use of them MARY II. GROSVENOR.
THE BRANDRETH PILLS
sold AT 25 cents box, with directions the foil wing
places in New YorK.
2ii Broadway, between Park Place and Murray
Bowery office, 27 Bowery
I89ls Hudson street.
Remember D. Brandreth's Office, in the BOwERY Is ga
NOT 276 jl6it-