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Passengers Arrived.

HAyRE-Packet ship Uca-Mr Lalluc lady, daughter AID
SON Mr. Burdett Mr. Tpenard of Paris; Mr. Eaton Baltimore
LoNpoNPacke, ship ST. James-Mr Cookne Of England;
Mr. Gibbs and family, Canada--l20 in the seerage.
LosDos-ship Corolanus-George Box, and 81 in the
steerage.
LwERPooL-Shp Athens-Anthony Nancous. and 1879 in
the s'eerage.
BRIsroL, Eng-Ship Geo Wilknson-Niss Gibbs MIR Cole.
DR. Holmes-73 in the seerage.
ST JOHNS, NF-Bng Mary HounseMrs and Miss Saters,
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To our Readers and subscribers. .

UI3- OUR ATTENTION HAS BEEN CALLED TO
two adv ersements in another column headed II will
restore the human hair and Erupons cured and the
complexion cleared" We know both of these articles to
be the pures and scientific offspring Of medical SCI
invented The one Joness Oil Of Coral Crcas
sia is recommended to make the hair grow stay it's falling
out, dandruf and make light. red grey
hair grow dark from the roots. The other the Italian
Chemical Soap, to every eruption and disfgurment
Of the skin such pmples frecklcs salt rheum fever
spots sc. II changes the color Of dark, yellow
burnt skin to healthy cearness. We have heard these
recommended by several who have used them, and also
by several and to such appreciate this
plain true statement, without putting recommend to
try them Sold reasonable by Mr. r. Jones, Sign of the
American Eagle, 80 Chatham st-an edict.
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This table OF imports shows constantly increasing ex
port Of American produce to Cuba and proof that
American produce does yield profit to the American
porter. In report commercial relations with
foreign nations got up under the direction Secretary
of State it is stated that vessels eighed for Cuba
lose their outward cargoes." Merchants
that the export cargoes will pay for themselves but
as the duties port charges &c. required to be paid
SPECIE the produce exported is regarded merely
mance, they preferring to lose four FIVE per cent
thereon to paying higher per cemtoge specie This is
very curious statement, and which should not
have expected from the department. The geer up of
such notion probably had his head filled with the
pended paper prices of the Southern States What
chant having $4,000 to invest in Cuba produce would
with the certain knowledge loss instead of sending for
ward the dollars buy beef with them and pay freight and
charges in order to submit to loss of per cent and do
this year after year in increasing ratio 1t wonder
full such folly should be promulgated under the sanction
Of the Secretary Of State. is true that when produce
purchased at the South at the prices Of depre
caed bank paper and then transported Cuba and sold
in sound specie currency apparent loss sustained
but real gain is realised That is the shipper will
ceive coin than he paid out although the coin
ceved will be less in nominal amount than the bank paper
he paid out for it, The general between this
country and Cuba exceedingly healthy and hereafter
will be when deprecated paper entirely purged
from markets
interesting iedturc Oh tnc OF CuDa,
in relation to the coinage, rather stamping Of pis
tareens II Is well known that since the year 1926 that
coin has been current in Cuba the dollar although
really worth less than to the dollar This fact caused
immense influx Of those pieces into the island The mother
country they received at their real value only
nealy drained them while Cuba filed with them
to overlooking. In 1897 absurd attempt made
prohibit their importation into the island but like all ri
dcuous laws that undertake to regulate trade it
tirey Intellectual. In October last judcious plan
adopted to call in all the pstareens at to
dollar and restamp them and reissue them the dol
lar They all ordered to be in by certain day
after which they no longer to be legal tender.
difficulty here however, which the fact that
this coin held mostly by the poorer classes, who
could not afford to submit to the loss Hence the govern.
ordered that all who sent in the coin dol
lar should receive certificate of deposit and the
Of the number of pieces to him stamped
the dollar the difference in value should be paid him.
To make up this difference the government appropriated
funds among others the proceeds OF the Lottery
Thus if individual in 1000 pisareens nominally
worth $1,000 he received certificate to that effect. On
being re-stamped the 1000 pieces would be returned to
him worth $500 he then entitled to $500 of other
funds. The general result Of the operation has been
follows -
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U. 8. SHip NORM CAROLINA, !

now in session board this ship, hereby order all the
witnesses In the to be investigated and the accused
to be puncua in their Attendance daily at 10 o'clock
sundays excepted boat will be in waiting at the Bat
terry bridge at half past A. M. daily.
CHI. II. WINDER, Judge Advocate
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Died,
On the 9th Of July u at Queens Ferry Scotland ,Ja
NET SHARP in the 90h of her age and mother of the
late Robert Sharp, of this city.
On Thursday, the 4th inst GEORGE SON of George and
Janet Graham aged years.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited
tend his funeral this friday afternoon at o'clock from
the residence of his father, No. 43 Marion street.
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TOTAL. 5.l53.Q19

This of $685. 3s made good by the government
This little matter however illustrates the relief given
by governments In Cuba the taxes all indirect up
consumable goods All the means of the government
extracted from the people by this means; hereforea
much the paid the people the pstareens
took from them in the shape cftaxe Yet the people
fancy themselves the better for the operation. The
ration upon the movement Of the precious metals has
been to alter the value Of silver in proportion to that of
goa consequently to increase the expectation OF silver
IMPORTS AND ExPonrs THE PHEcIous METALS THE
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Ois-Whae CSC bbls. taken at 81 cts, cash. Ma
nnactured spems at 70 for Fall and so for winter
strained. .f.ff
PrOgisions-For pork renspectea, al So for
mess and $3.50 for prime lawer county at 50 80 for mess
and ~ so for prime Be- IS without change Lard con-
tnues at 6io6g cents for western, and u northern
smoked hams AZ 6a7 cents shoulders and smoked beef
ca cents. Butter and cheese remain duh of the latter
mere Is but little arriving.
ENPonr, FROM LIST TO Sist July.
Bee. ........-.......... .463l Dds.
Fork. :. ..........,.........7Si7 bbls.
Lard. .......,............. o. 1856 kegs.
RicsAbout 200 tierces good prime fresh beat have
been taken al SASH 50. cash.
SugarsI50 hhds Porto Rico at Al cents IS st OK.
II 200 bNs brown Havana 81 81 and 1870 white do,
u 81 all mos. By auction, sxs brown Havana sold
at 81 a cents cash.
IobaceoThe market continues quiet BY auction,
hhds new crop Kentucky part sold at 2a
As cents, average 1891 mos do old crop part
merchantabl" q cts average $40 and 10 bales Ba-
racoa, l0l cts, both cash.
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uer.,d puIyetln Of News.

The Herald Bulletin Of News is kept at the northwest
Of Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival Of the
morning mails, at eight O'clock A. M-and also of the
evening mails at four o'clock r. NJ, the latest intelligence
from all parts Of the world, may be found the Herald
Bulletin Board az this Let every wayfarer stop
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Marine Pavilion.

RocKAwAY, sd August 1912.
ly- FAMILIES CAN OBTAIN PLEASANT ROOMS
at this delightful watering place. by addressing the sub
scriber at McCoun & Clark's, SO Wall street.
a3l0t HIRAM CRANSTON.
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Ship Masters.

We shall esteem favor, If captains of vessels arriving
here will give Commodore w A. Bassctt Of fleet
.reIor of the shipping left al the whence they snled the
vessels spoken their passage, list of their cargo any
foreign newspapers dey may have Commodore Bassett win
board them Immediately their arrival We will recprocate
the
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0I7- TRUTH is STRANGER THAN FICTION
And the truth Of Shermans Lozenges being the best
all medicines admitted by all who them and who do
not They cure your headache in few minutes cough
in few hours fever and ague in 4S hours and the chls
will not return. Whoever sick should 60 to lO6 Nassau
street and get of the real Sherman Lozenges and
they will find aremedy both pleasant and ecacious We
speak from experience.
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Q0- WHILE EVERY BODY ELSE is CRYING

U5- WHILE EVERY BODY ELSE rs CRYING
dull times and no money Barnum Of the American Mu-
fractions put forth here necessarily draw full houses and
the great talent and variety which characterize the
formances give the utmost satisfaction the patrons of
this popular establishment. Barnum is decidedly the Ma
poleou Of public caterers He provides literally for his
patrons and they in return give him rich support This
is the last week of the comical Winche and the
be beaten darlies Diamond and Whitlock. The en-.
gagement Of the fcuneelling Gipsoy Girl il also ro
ing TO a close The Model Of Dublin Is still here.
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01- PHYSICIAN OF STANDING HAD DOC.
ored aiamiiy OF children weeks without being able
to restore but one out Of health. He had the
lberaty to send for Kolmstock Vermifuge and cured
the rest with il in less than a week.
In numerous cases other complaints supposed to
exist and the persons treated for fever &c. but finally
tai oil TINS vermuge discovered the true Of the
hy worms large and small and the persons recovered
with great despatch Instances of this hind might be cited
to an immense extent but is useless; one trial for IS
cents Will show any with astonshment the certain
effects OF this vermfuge To be found only II Maiden
lane. il
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Married.
Died,

On Thursday morning, the 18th inst by the Rev. DR..
Perkins Mr. JOHN " GRIDLEs to Miss SARAH JANE Down.
ING, all Of this city
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Excess labs 6oso56 1883 s57,355 ass67s ss2,7oi
This shows little Improvement since March last and
about the same state of things az in Jan. ls42
We recently gave returns Of the trade Island
of Cuba showing the heads of the imports and exports
the Island for the years 1882 1910, 1871.
The following table showing the quantities Of the
principle articles of imports and exports for four
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STRAW GOODS,

TT BENNETT, 80 John and NIX William streets, i'm
porter and manuacture of Italian and English Straw
goods respectfully informs his and the public in
general that he has hand splendid and extensive assor
very much reduced prices French and English
Dunstable Italian R,lands Fancy Schell and Imperial "a
fashionable and beautiful arce) fine Tuscans, Albert
Straws, Sc. SC. -
Also, an entirely new article, the White Siberian Hair
Bonnet which for he summer all the styles as
introduced being nelly light durable white and beau
tiful, and win clean MS well as a tuscan as lnsc
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T0TI N - WILLIAM 5TfHF1-
PRIscIrAL OFpicE.-Leers deposited before haif-psst
halfpast H. and half past o'clock, will be sent out Tor
delivery at I. and O'clock.
BRANCH OrFIcEsLetters deposited before T. IL, and
o'clock will be sent out for delivery at g. aad O'Clock.
.stn r..l ALEX. M. GREIG, Agent.
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Thursday, August 4

Thursday, August 4-6 p. M.
we cannot notice any improvement at the Stock Board
On the contrary, the tendency still to be down
ward. Farmers Loan fell t; Harlem :; United States
Bank !.
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Mss Erie, Maven, Ter,., Fail River, Belle, pro'denee
Null, tarroli, Victory, aud Motto " fork. 80
BALTIMORE. Aug 2-Sld Copemicus, New Bedford; Grace
Port Prince.
lIcHMoNp Arg l-Sld Eliza, Boston.
SoRFoLK July yl-Ag Mary Jane, NYoTk; Aug ], Mary
Lion, Nassau.
sAyAsSAl, July A-5ld Ceres, Bath, IN poTt-Howar fm
iGvre just ar; Newark Tor NNok, ds Cel, do do Robert
Issae far, Lerpoo dsg 81 MAX DO do Roht Bruce New
New CRLESNs, July ei--Cld ALBANIA Liverpool Mcgun
teook Antwe ~; Brunswick, New York. Ottawa do. Arr 81
Andrew, Boston.
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Second Board ,


The following Is given a comparative table of TIE
exports OF packages of woollens cotons and worstsd
staple goods from Liverpool to New York Boston and
Philadelphia Tor the rst six months this year and
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 5. Isa,
Cleared.

Sun RISES. 50 MOON RrsEs.,... 30
sun sHrs-...... ......7 HIGH warEs..... 81
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To commandments Abroae,

Our correspondents ports are
send by every vessel all the marine intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information Of any kind any one
siding at home abroad will be thankfully received.
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ExcnAsoE BANK OF VIRGINIA.
ss,oss, iss s.O42,s25 s,2le,Gsi s,s2e,s9

$3O96,l65 s,0t2525 32l6,J6I 3,325592 3,Iy2, TO
Here are the Of the Bank since January s4i,
showing that far from making preparation to re-
to specie payments, the concern is in more ex-
tended position than at that time The following
the available means and immediate liabilities at each pc
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AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS BELL. ftt1
fStoTes Nos. % .9n'l and us Fulton sfresfj

'Stofes Nos % 3nrt and us Fulton sfresfJ
FRIDAY
v,..hI ~, ls o'eioes Ia ne stlel ,9crn .,...A.
e w i1S 1faT S s' Si Ms9fs an. he &
without entire and srand stock Of the above ai
& made "S .SPi' %1G ss anu i' &C. II
s w?gS a ooSs,y .S nnc oo 70 g'ys se'a - n
an tools, Sc not sreesded b. in tn ner The sale
ton room. ..'.....,-,.'-
Atigia O'Clock in the sale rooms.
Splendid Sale ofelsgan + wture Of al descriptions both
CAST fup'ursfom No Broadway and another family Civ.
Also large additional lot splendid new and second hand
Eunn,'e from family gsnS cp h.useseepng comprising
Also an Upholsterer, stock and 500 yards carpeling
BY RIELL s ARCULARlU5.
SATURDAY,
AT l01z o'clock, at the sales room.
Elegant French Furniture Pianos China Dinner Sets &c.
glass; mahogany dressing bureaus, with marble or set
sass
spring aud tuftd seat SOFAS dans ot;omans centre tables
e. pdd and mahogany FINN g'G or,s,
othI., combining al The %odeIn ,@ s eov,%snt.
Also invoice Of second hand Furniture consisting Of bu
'''"'' mahogany ' M9ND f,lsf ESsvEENSiINe.
A oe'9is IN 's sale ale oSSms voom, Of
I9ada p Cam S Ss %
morning OF 'a .', with s,' fSEsBAy,
AT iO's o'clock, at .he Auction Room;
sy and South Side Naders Duff Gordon pale sherry bowu
do. port ST Julien caret champagne Of favor'e brands Du
brandy codis, and patent ebaser candles, Ha
and Pncpe brands and with ether
articles IN the line Ito be sold in lots purchasers.
Also BongeI champagne, anchor brand landed supe
ror wine in market.
Ako, Otard Dupuy & Co brandy. in bond
THURSDAY,
At l0h o'clock in the sales roem.
Oil Paintr ga small but valuable collecon of PAINTINGS
dyH SSS on Es wall s , ,df. S.a''
JOSEPH W. HAVEN, Apcti.,peer.
BY THOMAS ELDER Co,
Store No ~ Maiden Lane.
THIS DAY.
A. 10 O'Clock the au. ton room
Sugar, Teas Wines Segsrs &c being part the stock Of
grocery store, removed fn' convenience Of sale. as tm
\. II LID OW, Aueuoeecr
VAIN ABLE PROPERTY AT NOBOKEN. N J.--E.
v IL LUDLOW viii srll auction the emses, on
Mopd1y August s!h, At o'clock d-Property belonging
Washp. ton House. This Justly celebrated business stand
consulting o two lots gound rs by 100 cet each with the
Hotel thereon, will be sold TO the highest bidder The Hotel
Is large and commodou and being within minutes walk
ofthe Ferry tna'ed the main street. and possesng
Hoel is well known that the owner thinks it unnecessary
opened well know 10 the thousands who have made
TERMS SC Amply T. II. D. WRIGHT, Esqr. Mary Sweeney
on the premises +. II. LUDLOW, Auctoneer, No ii
Broad street - jy3i lwisAm
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No. A few copies of the first volume of this work
handsomely hound, may now be had at the publication
- Price o.
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HcraId 0enerai Printing Once.

The General Printing Ofcs capable Of doing all sorts
AZ printing such a. Books pamphlets bills, cards Of all
is open the Herald Buildings, entrance
nom Nassau Etreet--Joseph ELLIOTT, Printer.
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o-,- BozAND FANNY KEMBLE-TEs Nsw

Or BozAND FANNY KEMBLE-The New World
for Saturday Aug will be in point Of attraction
and variety. Ii will contain "A Winters Journey to
Georgia" by the Celebrated Fanny Kemble Butler, in
which her lady ship speaks with her accustomed viru-
lence OF the Americans Dckens's Letter 10 the Eng
hsh Publishers Windsor CastIe;. the long-promised
New Novel by w II. Answorth, Esq., author OF 'The Mi
sers Daughter" Jack Sheppard, sc. "The " Aneri-
can in Egypt" caustic review Of J. +. Coocys book
with the above title. "a Visit TO the Mammoth Cave OF
kentucky BY Col Zabriskie who travelled seventy
miles IN this wonderful with Analysis Otis MI
neras by DR.. Beck, of Rutgers College Iousky
WousAy capital tale by Epes Sargent Esq Also the
usual variety Of Original and Selected Poetry Gems from
the Old Poets Foreign Files scrap Book Editorial great
variety Literary Notices, Foreign and Domestic News
Tsms-single copies, 81 cents; So year in advance.
Office, 30 Ann street, NY
- For sale also United lrishmen,' in three ex-
ira numbcrs-prce 25 Abel Parsons, an orgi-
nal nove-price l2i cents Also, Morley Ernsten by
James, and the Lottery of Le," by Lady Blessngton
Call at 80 Ann street.
0g- THE PALFREY, A LOVE STORY OF OLD
TINES, by Leigh Hunt-This amusing Poetical Tale,
just from the London Press will be published complete in
the Brother Jonathan Of tomorrow.
1t will be embellished with seven fine English
cravings. rsr
Besides the above the Brother Jonathan will contain
its variety of interesting miscellaneous readings,
news Of the day, SC. sc. &c.
Price6 cents singles per annum.
WILSON x COMPANY, Publishers,
l62 Nassau street, New York.
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as TIC No. 100 Broadway
TWENTY DOLLARS Observation-Disclosures TO
be drowned in the asst river neghborhood Of Pier No. TO-
Franklin Market Lad about fifteen OF Had
the time duck panta check shirt chip hat
(no jacket ycs hs lost the thumb of the left hand Any
person finding the body will receive the above reward by
plying az % Peck sir. as m
DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND,
- AND WALES-P rsons about To remit money TO their
friends by the British Queen Great Western steamers can
besupped with drafts for c CO. S. f3 So ECO $50
payable mand without discount, the National
aud Provincial Banks OF land and their branches; Bank
OF Scotland and branches Messrs James Butt Son Co..
Bankers London, and Excha aud Discount Bank, Liver
pool Which DR. ifs paid in all the principal towns OF the
United Kingdom. Apply TO
w. * J. r. TAPSCOTT,
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ADJUSTMENTS

NIBLO's GARDEN.
:. TRIUMPHANT sUCcEssu
The Gorgeous Coaiic Pamoai,ne of
The NIGHT OWL.
cGM faf Fl s 9S os ,o e . s SAy b MY
ENTHT sfxsrI fI xfr's S oBATlox.
THIS EVENING; Assv,t sIh, ,he .ggsrfornanee. will
a 0' GR&S6 $ o S,fi9fs CyI Rf.
EEArs on All InE S1 Tisur ROVE.
s''''s a'a ssS CHOW ''' n'.'''h
n,,. MAz ~ Nh W Tie MONT 9wk
Sheyaier Barisno Jerome Rs'e
sSS sslsia, s'ssss. R R.,sI
%$s; Ess' A::'."' f: B;;S%s Ht''
To conclude with Mx sz 4 NJ FMisHesH' Palace Of
THE fRS SSis e fSse' SGs Htss
i 4: s;; vi !: ;.s n: 1: e:
Acuns Manage, MI Cbirrenaa,e
=, Musical Leader and Director. Nj Wool
boss O'Clock. Ente,ainmea. to commence
CHATHAM THEATRE.
THIS KING 81 SfFF'sa5a TX NTs'ay Of
M M'fsssaf, King Of Scotland Mi5f S sss,
TIE Il i rGERs WIZ MAID,
gu, Or, the Yetenn's Return
'f Door. will open ss p and curtain VII Judah
pre.. circle 50 eent.-bo.s. aHIt la-P,iv,,e Bo.e-s
GRAND sTRUMENTAL CONCERT, by DodworiR',
]. Grand va w,l,a from I. az, Lsdr. - Ro.isi
: ssio-coSas. ind Pssn@H B. podwsh " D'' Ecsi o.
Fs,e s% fire s oSs s oG Ams H9sas
eas sseHfa Band the Opera of Norma R
3. March March eom the oggs.s q So%s Bsni
i Quintet. ism lie ogsn GG Del E.si.ehu Won WsSs1
IS pue,t-A wsil~s sber eoInors and comets Brah:@
e Largo-Fse ,9tu% from the Of Il Barber de sevisa
Concert to commence at o'clock
AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GARDENS.
CoRNERR C oE BRoADWAY AND ANN STREET
''' 1EcTE RRSs SSSh N NAEAe N;ss
sp NJ s fsy s s x %asst
=
snsa I.SD erT. 5sr':;s1s ayf
lass ans
n
O'clock Day listers sdRi;tsl free in the evening.
mens. s pres ''''sn ana ys
TIiE NEW ROCHESTER, THEATRE is now oren Cor
% % ons
and wish take Rochester their wy will please address
u. a '''.e' Ill.,, 80, EDWIN DEAN a;
with this .sabi.nment for the ensuing will
'r'''' '''
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CUPEREINE LONDON BROAD CLOTHs--A few
- cases supetne ~ West Of England wool dyed Black and
medley broad Cloths, OF hsny and lnish be dis
posed OF BY the single piece, small ADVANCE for
cash. at No. 10 Bowery, oy II. HfRSHFIELD a3n.r
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Barks Thomas Bell. (Br) Booth, Liverpool Thompson
B,uy swl Donham, Amsterdam Boorman Johnston 20
mok Harris PTovidencc.-Schrs Port Leon Little, Bath Me
II Buck Select Johnson Newbern, NC.
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STILL FURTHER PROOFS

OF the efficacy Of Dr. Mofats Life Medicines in curing Ii
" yer Complaints, Dyspeysia and Fever and Ayuc.
The following letter from Dr. Caleb Carpenter speaks for it.
self aud is therefore submitted wt.ont further remark
BRnroL, July LIST, 1912.
Door w. .. MoFrAT--
am regular bred physician admitted and licensed and
have like the of professional brethren been peiudoed
in Of regular practce peculiar the physicians
day; but having been eye witness Of the
Bters my own family and in practice am constrained
recommend them the OF fsmliy, whole
some easy powerful medicneeasy they produce
grrring for cahacswho as u is purely
veeetablc--poweffu be by observer
that Ia powerful manner cesnses the blood from al mpur-
which every disease. And would also
commend the Life Pills and phenx Btter every rnpru-
iced physician AZ confident that after thorough know
ledge The medicine will u without prejudice.
Under my prescription have tncssedh cure OF one liver
complaint Of fever and wife OF cough,
one child worms and De song nmerous TO be mentioned
who have been benefit ed by this mehcine.
ihave az high an esteem medicine that ask You
send me ahundred dollar box a practicable.
fsisned) CALEB CARPENTER,
Physician and surgeon, Michigan.
For sale byDr W. d. MOFFAT SIS Broadway and BY his
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Prepared and solo, wholesale and retail and for expor
ation, by A. B. Sands and Co, a7s Broadway Of
Chambers street Sold also by A. B. and D. Sands 70 Full
Price ST.
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Dear sirs :-lwas afflicted with pain in the chest and
pound of Hoarhound Candy and it produced immediate
relief. Yours truly, 8. f. GlNNON, 900 Pearl st.
To Messrs j. PEAsE & SON.
Doctor Rogers that family should be without
Poases Hoarhound Candy Agents. 81 Dock street. Phila-
delphia Pa Reddng, No. State street. Boston Halde-
man, Louisville, KY.