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DIR. u. BRANDRETH's
Vegetable Universal Pills.

NNENp to cure all Disease, because thcv are the
u natural medicine OF mar, and therefore only re-
move the corrupt or viiiated hm"rs the rnuse Of pain
and sickness, leaving the good hiinora 10 give
LIFE AND HEALTH TO THE BODY.
Observe that each agent has m engraved certin
cate OF agency, containing represe on OF Doctor
Will also he seen exact copies Of the NEW LABrrs wow
USED UPON THE BRANDRETH PHI Boxes, and which ~
is hsleyed viii preve !ls
The public will therefore please observe, that no
Brandreth Pills can he relied nron rs tho TRUE and
GENUINE: unless each box has these now lahrla
npo" It. There are three. and carhcon'ain.a fac
mi'e signature OF isr H. Rranlrcth. These labels are
engraved on steel, beautifully designed and done Mt
an expense Of several fhonsa nd dollars.
REMEMBER, the ia" simiie signature Of DR.. B.
6randreth must he upon The top ui the box upnn the
slde and also the horn of the h"x. b. careful ex.
animation the name OF Benjamin Brandreth will he
found IN seVera rarts Of the new labels hene ex-
act transfer If the writing Of DR.. Brantreti This
name will be fonnd in the net work.
The Pills sold al S5 cents per Der, at ell
Bro0dr0y, Nerr. York.
VGENTS IN LIrcuFTETD COUNTY
Li,chfeld. Garrltt and Baldwin.
Furnace Village. Alexander ii. Ii"liev.
Salisbury, Matthew L. Graham
sais Village. Garfield & Robbins.
North Cannons John Franklin
Norfolk, John c. Swift
/ Colebrouk, laurence 4, ph.i,.
Ne~;H"T'fard. u. and 6. " !I Meprrir...
,,,:do 7. Wadsworih & Co.
.Mtnchestsr. s. and L. Hurbut.
WoIcouSiie. Hungerford & Co.
1oEnneon; Erasius Hodges.
S9Tm van bndge, Myrnn Harrison.
WaTven, f. and n S~;fS
Roxbury, Pree,nr srS Ni;r,~
BridgeWaaeP, Ivman S.";sh
Washington, WiIiam VIA,
6ssnshem. A. 8. and J. Loomia.
"ooao0sgs w. @. Wooster.
~, %. M. DouGlas.
MaeeEsowns "A. A. GEialey.
I!ymouih, &. NJ Mitchell.
new Milford: George w. Whilleaay.
kkeehcorkvlls, Br0nson and BIair.
Mlnsteds u. end G. ], Camp.
SnaTon. David Gould.
Oc'oo~ . ly'as
J RroRmRe REmaaK,e A. 1h;. osE.o
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NOTICE.
A LLPERSONS having unsettled accounts
IA with PLArT & GAYLORD arc requested TO
settle the same (by cash or note) previous to
the first Of April or their accounts will then
be left with IN Attorney for collection.
PLATT g. GAYLORD.
Gaylord's Bridge, Feb. 8, 1912. 81
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.NsOTECE.

TIIE 0ssisnces Of the late SYLVESTER Gal
IL Pm will sell at Auction, nj the Store re-
Gently occupied by said Galpin, on ThHrSday
the I7th inst at 10 o'clock A. NJ. the
STOCK OF GOODS,
assigned to them for the benefit Of his credi,
tors, consisting Of many desirable articles Of
Dry Goods, CEOckery,
Groceries, Hardware,
&C. The sale will be continued from day to
day until the Goods are sold.
Litclfeld, Feb. 10. 81
WILLOW WARE. Travelling
w Baskets, Work Baskets, Satchels, Ret
iculcs, and Pin Cushions-for sale by
Nov. Is. F. PHELPS.
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Mt the Stock Exch.
state of Trade,

Cofee-The market has been dull 300 bags Brazil
astc; 200 Laguayra 9j 230 Cuba, 9; so Suma
ira about 81 mos and $50 St. Domingo 81 7c cash
Cotton-Ihis article remains dull-prices gradually
ceie Sales OF the better qualities making at
rates which show decline of hall per pound from
those current three weeks since. The transactions
brace 7eo bales Upland and Florida at 81 cents 900
Mobile, 81 9, and $50 New Orleans, 9I-together
1900 Flour and McalSaes have been made TO fair ex
tent mostly for city prices which been quite
steady and uniform Genesee has sold moderately S6
ONO via Canal SIS 70 So $751; with choice brands
nt So and Michigan liable to become sour S. rs SIS SIT
For southern the demand has been light and we have
heard Of no sales Ship Stuff is selling in lots at III I2i
cents Rye Flour is extremely scarce, and COM
mands SO s7s 81 which is farther adv ance 81 having
been paid for small lots yesterday Corn Meal Is without
variation or sales worth reporting.
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OF rHr uS,TLp STATES WITH THE DurrE, PAID
s93.ys2.2j0
s36,577,i33

Thspresens curious fact which is that the duties i'm
posed upon United States exports by foreign countries
the most despoc and oppressive amount to
about the same general average present legislature
propose levying upon the imports into this sountry It
appears from this that the of France raises
customs revenue Of about s3,5OoOOo from its trade with
this country An official report Of the French govern
ment for s40 shows the derived from the imports
from the United States, TO have been sO which
nearly the above calculation. From French official do-
cument have compiled the following table of the trade
of France for 1910 -
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS or France WITH ZACH NATION I,
1910. pDTiNeuisHI,G THE SPECIAL GENERAL Con-
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PORTUGUEsE FEMALE PILLS

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
THESE fasmed and celebrated Pills. from Portugal are
perceive, be obtained in this country See advertise
ment on the last column of fourth page. m3is
DR JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON has removed
IL his CONSULTING OFFICE, TO No. HERALD BuLpINo
corner OF Nassau aud Fulton streets ie2 SIN ins
y HOUSTON, NJ. ID. DENTIST-Has removed to 2I3
l. = Broadway, between Park Place and Murray street.
je2e cod lmsr
FOR DIR. FEUCHTWANGER's Compound Chemical
Wnsie Oil Soap, iuable Poison for Bed6ugs Moths Rats
Cockroaches Flies Ants Moschetoes Tor his FLY Paper and
for his numerous chemical Preparations last page
jy7
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Herald Bulletin OF News.

The Herald Bulletin of News kept at the northwest
orer OF Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival of the
morning mails at eight O'Clock, A. M-and also vi the
'sning mails, at four O'Clock, NJ the latest integenc
rom all parts Of the world may be found the Herald
bulletin Board at this Let every wayarer stop
md read Advertisements Of all kinds taken at the Office
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MONEY MARKET.
"wednesday. July 2O-6 p. M.

The stock market has presented no features to-day
Harlem Railroad improved y per cent at the board and
subsequently rose to l6, farther rise of per cent
The conversation turns almost exclusively upon sup
posed insanity OF the great operator in this stock and the
bears seem TO have arrived at the conclusion
not there hope for the shorts but buy when they
Long Island rose 4; New York State Tx lsas per
cent. For New York City rs Is years rum per cent
premium was offered, and per cent premium asked
Bank Of America rose per cent
The Comptroller Of the city OF New York advertise
aoan Of $500 600 7per cent Stock ten years
rest payable quarterly The books Of subscription
opened al tho Bank Of the State of New York. c. W. Law
renee Esq being Chamberlain. We understand that mo
eria part this loan taken to-day at par natural e
feet Of the abundance Of money and the perfection Of the
security offered. 1t will be remembered that when the
book opened for subscription the last per cent city
stock hung hand for several days. and finally there
subscriptions to double the amount offered. That
stock had fourteen years rum and within few days
sold at 0+ I05 TO the present stock capitalists
should lose limo. The New York State per cents,
lsl9, sold at the board al l0I in small amounts
The prospect OF speedy adjustment of the tariff on
basis which will afford ample the govern.
ment has had tendency to improve the stock market
that is, for sound securities. The prospect Of money
pressure from external causes is The present
low state of exchanges will admit of the import specie
or bullion from Europe with advantage Sales in mode
rate amounts made to-day at the following
Sterling bills, loS aioSss Paris, 3,i5a3t2h
amsterdam 385.a 391 Hamburg, 3ifa3iS
Bremen, 74s1a 734
These much lower than those of the CORES.
pondng period Of last year. The following table will
show the packet up to-day, sincefApril, ls4l:
n. u
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Passengers Arrived.

GvAYAMA-Brg Mary AveriIl-F Lard of Guayama
II, CHARLEsroN1shP CathaIine-D Paul and lady, W II Gill
Two children and nurse Miss Cordes w g Lane lady
fsn!HI and lady, Lindsey and lady Mrs Bachmsn Miss
Mrs Taysau Mis-, M Tayeaa Reed, ir, lady, child and
TsSyfssg DeTPs G Arnold W Hull, II ysnde r1ee,
Schwern. II 7 Street, j Caldwell Nj Aiis,on Mas
sett, U T. Adams, A Poore-t N he steersge
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% CHATHAM THEATI;E.-This is the third night
4 engagement Yankee Hill, when he appears
MAJOR Wheeler in the farce OF New Notions and Seth
slope in the comedy Of that name drama OF great
lerest Black Hugh is also performed Scott
iied Mrs Held and Mrs Blake sustaining the principal
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Noble Hearted Generosity to tho Poor.

SG7- WE PERCEIVE BY AN ADVERTISEMENT
in the SUM- that with his usual kindness and liberaly
Jones offers to supply the poor half price with the IA
Italian Chemical Soap at half price, famous
for curing erupons and dshguremcnts of the skin that
is If they produce the certificates oany respectable house.
keeper stating that they poor and unable pay the
fun price This soap recommended by the medical
ciey OF Paris nallibe remedy for pmpcs frcckes
say rheuIa. scurvy, tan morphew and will change the
color Of dark, sunhurnt yellow skin. to fine healthy
clear II the bites OF mosquitoes and insects
and is indeed miracle, for it gives the face neck and
the delicate clearness 1t is cold By Jones 80
Chatham street. sign OF the American eagle and at l3e
Fulton street Brooklyn State street. Boston; 81 Dock
street, Philadelphia.
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GuAYAMA, PR-Brg Mary Averl-95 hhds sugar Mason 6
Thsnpson78 do Ia cks molasses De Forest hhds
moasses Maitland, Kennedy COLO bags coffee Meyer
Gfucke
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City Despa tch Post,

46 WILLIAM STREET
PRrScrrAL OrFcE.-Letters deposited before halfpast
hafpas H. and half past O'Clock, will be sent out for
ieiivery at 9, l, and O'Clock.
BRANcH OryoEs-Letters deposited before 7, II, and
,clock will be for delivery at Q, and O'Clock.
ALIEN NJ GREIG Aren't
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Herald General Printing once.

The General Printing Office capable Of doing all sorts
printing such as books pamphlets bills cards of all
descriptions now open the Herald Buildings entrance
rom Nassau street-Joseph Elliott, Printer.
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Died.

On Sunday, 18th inst AUGUSTUS, son of Julian Droz
aged years and III months.
The friends and acquantances of the family respect
fully invited to attend his funeral, this morning
o'clock No. 2l6 william street. without further invita-
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LoSpoN-Packet ship Hendrick Hudson-Mafthew Steeds
Eng'1nd Csp'ao Cox Blush Army James Cox Sarolin
Cox Robt Cooper NJ Herbert John Herbert w Creswicl
aud LADY, London Mrs Cohen and servant solomon Cohen
Frederick Cohen, NYork; James Cume.
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Domestic ImportatlOns.

New ORLEANs-Bark Lus-2l4 hhds sugar Rowland & son
1000 bushels corn $50 do wheat Mbanks 4
GHARLEsToN-Ship Catharne-l box $40 900 specie G
Winer-30 bales cotton Maitland Spoiford Tile
s!9a Neo- Griffin Pullmsnn-i2 Porer Freres-I
Pieson-l Bowen, Jones CAVITY bx Comstock-2 do
Haral, Hare co.. Walker NJ Kenzie-l l. Maitland
col trunk Pilot lie Barbier-l Jas Lee col50
A Binneer col hf Dbl II Mons-l bx Smith Hender
son-l Young Smith Cog cs Edw WIenche-2 II Holmes
3 bales cotton Smith. Mills co.
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ms IS most comprehensive table and full ofusefu in.
S"ecuon' The imports divided into heads. The gen
efa commerce is that of all the imports OF whatever kim
a' arrive The special commerce is that destined TO-
consumption in France The general exports are those
domestic and foreign goods. The special exports allud
10 French domestic goods, and produce. In
paringhe imports and exports and from the Unite.
states given in the table those of the United
Treasury reports for the have following
result -
Exports I'm Y. States 10 France s2i,sii55i sa9fass
Excess exports to France 42ssoTs s5TD,5ff
This discrepancy arises in some measure from the fact
that the present year is from January January while
that OF the United States October curious faci
Is developed however in the trade between Spain and
France From which it appears that France sends to
Spain 60 per cent more than she receives from her.
1t will be remembered that French manufactures are
prohibited in SPAIN in order to protect" Spanish opera
hves The result is that IS per of the imports
SPAN consist OF the eoons, woollens silk and linens OF
france and 81 per cent OF exports Spain to France
consists of WOOL olive oil and lead The chief articles of
import and export were as follows, between the two
countries -
Imports 'n s.a aganeeJrOm Exports from France to
Olive oil, s,5i7,al5 Cotton goods sa25Ioss
Woo Wco s s1Is,aSa s sis i ss3s g,
Fruit, s.sas,s7l WSollen s ssIs,1ss
'i"n' zrz9S,S2 Mules 3,l73,800
This beautiful example of the operation of the pro-
tectve system The high tariff Of Spain operates only to
Hood the country with struggled goods extent which
throwsthe balance moro heavily against her thanIs the
case with any other country except England where the
same cause produces the effect the balance 60
per cent against England fact which has for three years
kepLthe Bank of England in its CON- not
whssnding that $4,000 900 is due England annu
ally from France for interest on stocks
Sales Mt the Stock Exchange.
$500 York rs, lst8 0i 10 Mohaw RR $751;
S7O00 Illinois Bonds 10 225 Harlem RR is
p Blk OF America 78,i $50 do I5h
25 Del s Hudson az 325 do 1857
- , DO 6Ha $50 do b90 10
so Farmers Loan Is so Long Island RR b3O So
Is Boston & Prov s6s
Second Board.
= Farmers L 10 Is Harlem RR rA
IS Harlem RR TX 100 do ia
IS do l7H
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AT Charleston, S. c., on the LIST June, Jo,EPH PARpY
Esq, of Charleston, to MARTHA p, daughter Of Hiram
Pierce Esq, Laprairie Canada East
At Prescott, c. W., the Goth June, by the Rev. Mr.
Blake, H. E. RUSSELL, Esq, of Brockve to Miss GaAc1
MCQUEEN, of Prescott.
AT Raleigh NJ c., 18th nst by the Right Rev. Leonidas
Polk Bishop OF Louisiana, Hon. KENNETH RAYNoR of the
House of Representatives to Miss SUSAN PoLK daughter
Of the late Col. VIM. Polk.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY a1. 1saa.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Bark s sasi D' RSS
Emily Gh,ss1on ngnham p%SSrsc.T
{bI Kenny BARB ,doe; yarmouth V WIN
sSsw Richmond Va Do So Repeater Fsc @mnsesoo
Ship C.iharine Berry days from Charleston with cotton
eak Lii Glehrist 20 day, from New ORLEANS with sugar
Brig May AysHll I,tes fiOT Gqays%a PR July with
op Bii" F5anis Goodins D'r' Gen wan
b Gah"s co.. Is , American
Brg Mary Ann Ramsey, days from St Johns, Eff. with
IN h s aSs T. Ss f% 81
sehr Mary Jane. McMath from Richmond with flour, to
Schr Express, smith, from Brandywine, with meal to
schr Rubcon, Edwards days from York River with wood,
scfr Refer - days from Virginia with wood, to the
schr Rival, Jones, days from York River with wood,
schr P. A. Ritter, Anderson days from York River with
schr Mary Elizabeth Busbee, days from Virginia. with
schr Mary Gallant, Thomas, from Virginia. with apples to
sci Delight Boutwell, days from Suffolk, with shingles
shr Tuscavills. Smith, days from Virginia. with fruit to
schr Chas L. Cage Noel days from Virginia with wood
schr Empire. Browne days from Norfolk with md,c to
schr VIM McGaney, Messy. from Virginia, with wood
schr Thomas Martin, Ward, from Virginia with wood to
schr Ann Hammond, Totem, from Newberp, NC. with ma
hr Specie, Curtis days from Virginia with wood to the
schr Extra Overflow days from Virginia with wood
schr A. Cooley, Camp, from Havre de Grace, with on
schr Thomas Tryon Grant, from Virginia, with wood to
schr Pomfre Lewis days from Virginia, with fruit the
schr Select Grant, days from Virginia with wood the
master.
Below.
One brig, unknown.
Sailed.
U 8 ship Columbia, Rio de yanere; packet ship Hendrck
Hudson, London, and others. Wind INV.
Marine Correspondence.
Arr Geni Scott of Fshaven from cruise with 1000 bbl,
sperm oil Reports having seen on the I'd Noy last year The
New Bedo with scS Wien Henry Es o.
T 4. from S R,sr b
Cape Horn; and p lat co. spoke RUSSELL of Dartmouth neither
T,f a ,f Ds mao any o New Bedford with $50 bb Re-
ports the Awa;honks, Of Fam9nth of Caso on The loi
rs wa SS @ n % GR ss 81 N o in " 80
Also arr Wade, Of New Bedford, from cruise with sp
Reports zena Coffin 9 CS9e on the 2ot Esb With 1900
Arr ast, Prsdent, Of Nantucket, from cruise, with 1900
Jass New Bedold With IS bGs e@ Ella, sss@ no o
29h japan, Nantucket 100 bliss Feb Qbsd MITCHELL do, tO
loco eth selaeom do o 29th Chrstophe Mitchell 70;
James Maoe $50 50 AID 'e whale saml o Robinson NIB t
aoo Magnolia DO 1000 SPIN whale; 28h stalra Nsn
siSo hel. March Pst9mac Do S Henry A,,or do 1900
Henry, Salem, ne oil,
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ns. Mr.. HENRY HINCYLEY. APpRENTIcr ,ro

I3- TIE TO
Charles A. Baudcuine cabinet maker, 800 Broadway fell
against hot and burnt his blister from the
bow TO the wrist-he went TO his boarding house. where
ey had sense and humanity enough 70 keep Dalles's
had il applied. The pain stopped almost instantly and
his burnt and blistered healed rapidly. We woul
like to know the number Of families in This city who sti
persist in the risk of doing without this salve ill their
houses.
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hy- ROCKAWAY-The first Ball Of the season will
be- given at the Pavilion Friday evening next. Kan.
nerer's Band are in attendance The House is fast filling
With fashionable ard agreeable guests Persons desiring
rooms must apply Immediately.
ct HIRAM CRANSTON
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The New York Lancet .

90 few copies of the first volume OF this work,
handsomely bound, may now be had at the publication
otice.-Prce 81.
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Last year VIII be seen, that from the month Of April
the rates gradually rose, until they got to dangerous
grade in November. At this moment, however prices
are lower than they were any moment throughout the
whole of last and d per cent less than in
y Of s and for 80 day bills about per cent in
favor Of this country giving fair margin for the import
Of the precious metals whereas at this period last
they began to flow outward 1t is very possible that the
rates will rise in degree before the crops go
ward but not to dangerous extent The failure of many
States and corporations remit dividends due abroad
teriay decreases the demand for bills in this market
Our external commercial relations, therefore, favor
investments of money at home which permanent
laws will do much to promote.
1t is stated that the debts of tho Philadelphia, Whining.
ton and Baltimore Rail Road arranged for They are
as follows
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Total S2,972,887

These loans are mostly secured by mortgage executed
the 2lst May last to their trustees the entire Rail
road all the property Of the company real and
personal
The following are the ealing features of the North
western Bank of Virginia and branches -
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o. THE GREAT WEST is BEING SUPPLIED
with sherman's Lozenges-The calls had been fire.
quent from that quarter, that DR.. Sherman has been in
duced TO send out DR.. Zabriskie OF first physi
Clans supply the hole western country. Now is the
for his Fever and Ague Lozenges, and all who
take them will be of speedy and permanent
Dr. SIS Ohce is at l06 Nassau street. one door above
Ann.
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TO THE LADIES.

MADAME COSTELLO, Female fhysiean, still continues
wi TO treat with astonishing success all diseases pecu liar
females.
Suppression rreguary ohsfcton Se by whatever cause
produced removed by Madame T. IN very sort time
Madame C medical establishment having undergone thorough
the better accommodation Of her
nerour patients prepared 90 receive ladies the
point of confinement those who wish 10 be treated for OBJ
struriiOn Of their monthly PERIOD,
Madame C. consulted AZ her residence No Lispen
ard ~ an times with the strictest regard secresv
All communications and letters must be postpaid.
tyoIt p@r
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90 THE MAN WHO PERILs HIS LIFE TO A

o. THE MAN WHO PERILs HIS LIFE TO AID
his fellow and rescue him from watery grave al
ways the praise and admiration Of the world But
the who devotes of study and labor in endeavor
ing discover remedy for the diseases to which the
human frame is LIABLE seldom thought Of beyond the
moment his pains want relieving Such the with
ourselves therefore speak from experience We had
often heard of the Hoarhound Candy, manufactured by
John Pesse Son. As Division street yet trusted little
in its virtue would in article should find with
out history We might still have doubted the vr
tue of the inestmable Hoarhound Candy made BY
Pease Son. had not been reduced the lowest extre
nifty, with cough and cold that frequently reminded
the church yard. Whilst in this situation friend in
whom placed entire confidence recommended in fact
insisted upon making Of this candy. The results
OF which complete restoration to perfect health -
Under these circumstances would be OF great in
justice to withhold l. from patrons and the public To
experience too also be added the opinions
clergynen Of the first standing in this and other cities also
Members Of Congress and the State Legislatures Members
Of the Bar and Physicians beginning to
knowledge its worth and prescribe for the Of their
patients.
Pease s. Son have agents at State street. Boston 81
State street, Albany 81 Dock street. Philadelphia lie
Baltimore street Baltimore Md 232Broad street Newark
Nj; 1879 Fulton street. Brooklyn 2e st. Charles street
New Orleans.
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From an official document have compiled the fol
lowing table Of the value of domestic articles from the
United States to certain countries and the amount of du
ties paid
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Birth.

At ST. Johns on the 18th inst Mrs. Charles s. Pierce o
a baup
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e7- ALL WHO WOULD SPEND DAY OR
evrsing delightfully."- should visit the American Museum
and Garden vewthe endless collection Of curioses and
listen 10 the wonders Of the Gypsy Girl and the comca
ties Of the laughterprovok ng wnche and the darkey
representatives, Wntock and Diamond. The Garden Is
operec paradise II possesses full view of the city bay
rivers and ascen towns and of the most cool and
delightful retreats to be found this side the north pole
The admission to the garden being free 10 all patrons OF
the Museum, twenty five cents pays the whole bill This
is the last week of the splendid Model Of Dublin and Of
Mr.. Winchcll