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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-04-14

DOCTOR Az DULDo
HAVING removed to Willow Grove, (near
iinkling Spring Church,) respectfully ten
ders his professional services to the public.
April 7, 1912.
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NO7EI0INo

Richmond I, lS42.-Im
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Spring and Summer Goods.

March "a, 1S42-l1w.
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Several States are now without banks and in others
banks will soon cease TO Ohio next year the char
tiers of banks out of twenty-nne will expire
In Illinois the liquidation the banks is inevitable
In Michiga but three banks viz the ST. Clair
the River Rsisin and the Farmers and Mechanics al
though efforts making resuscitae several Nilsson
has but bank Mississippi none of any consequence
Louisiana but sound Florida Those of
Alabama must to exist aid the remaining bfnk
of Arkansas is lettering to its foundation. sound spe.
Gle currency making its appearance in these States pay
with the disappearance of the fraudulent rag cur
rency The farmer will hereafter get the just reward for
hisindustry in actual payment The low prices that now
prevail are the of bringing back the specie and il
is the penalty which the people paying for listening
Ito the voice ohe charmer when she them into
the exchanging of specie circulation for bank prom
scs made to be broken The upward tendency otrade is
now at hand At New Orleans the 6th Sl7 63a specie
arrived from Mexico and at all the Atlantic points specie
daily arriving, and slowly and silently working its way
over the face OF the whole country As the tide flows
prices will rise, and immense business grow up
the broad basis OF specie perfectly mpregnabe
othe attacks ofany foreign bank clique of individuals
whatsoever. They cannot, under such circumstances
shake the fabric of commerce, because them
no commercial debts, and are, therefore, beyond their
power. When commerce is built upon paper credits
as in 1885, the foreign creditor with rude hand pull
the foundations from under and overwhelm us with
ruin This principle Of driving out OF specie by the cir
culation of paper is well understood in England. The
banks that there in the United States the less will
be the demand England from here for specie The e
ablshment of specie currency here will be fatal to the
English system. Hence the anxiety of those connected
with the latter country for the establishment national
bank here.
Under the old tariff all the wool costing less than Q
cents per pound free and all exceeding that cost
was charged with double duty, viz forty per
cent ad valorem and four cents per ponud. This
latter duty was laid on the farmers were given to
understand, for their protection" in order make them
submit to the onorous taxes laid upon imported goods for
the benefit Of the manufacturers The cheat contained in
this estimation consists in the fact that under the
manufacturer procure from South America sethout
duty an article which supersedes the middle grades of
wool grown by the American farmer in the manufacture
OF the coarser sanes negro cloths and carpets which
the larger proportion Of American wooen manufactures
are made up This deception ably exposed the speech
Of Mr. Burke, of New Hampshire in the House. ON the
tariff BILL Juys. In illustration of this subject we have
compiled from official returns the import of wool for
several years into the United States
IMPORTS OF Raw Wool THE UNITED STATES, AND
VALUE OF WooLLENs IMPORTED IN EACH YEAR.
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IMPORTS OF Raw Wool INTO THE UNITED STATES AND
VALUE OF WooLLENs IMPORTED EACH YEsR.

What vast quantity of cheap woods are here imported
and come duty Free directly in competition with large
proportion Of that of American growth AT the same time
the grower Of American wool was paying the manuiac
turers tax of 50per cent all the manufactured goods
consumed by him. What atrocious injustice this The
perpetrators have the audaciy tell the farmer that the
duty is laid in order to increase the market for his
produce
The effect of these glazing attempts at oppression will
be to cause the people to the operation taxes
direct and Indirect and gradually they will perceive the
vast difference between direct taxes upon property and
indirect taxes upon consumption Under the present sys
TEN Of taxes upon consumable goods the laboring man
with family, and earning his dollar per day. pays
toward the support than does John
Jacob Aston with his 100000 of property And YET the
chief argument used against the extension of the right
suffrage is that those who have stake-tha is proper.
ty-in the community! should not make its laws What
direct and papabe cheat is here Under the present sys
tenn every individual is taxed for support Of the gov
eminent not in proportion his land but upon what he
eats, drinks and wears. This stem is which has i'm.
povershed the people Of England enrich its lords who
make the laws. Yet she is called great nation Why
Because it's arsocacy do not hesitate order the expen
dure Of $40 600 900 for the purpose paying to cut
the Threats Of few million Chinese. The expenditure
comes not penny of out of their pockets but will be
squeezed romhe starving popuace by additional
consumable goods The people this country will crush
the system here in its bud and levy the upon the
property ofthe country, and not upon its industry.
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Grand Newburgh Regatta

Ny- AT AN EXTRA MEETING OF THE NEW.
burgh Amateur Club Thomas Powell Esq. in the Chair
it
Resolved, That the Newburgh Annual Regatta for ls42
will come Oft in Newburgh Bay Wednesday, the 18th
of August.
Resolved, That the Clubs Plate of $780, will be award
ed as follows for six cared boats S25 for the frst $50
for the second $40 for the third and the fourth boat to
save her stakes The distance to be rowed, three miles
and repeat Six boats to make race.
Resolved That the Newburgh Plate of 5000 be disri.
euted follows For the first four cared boat piece of
Plate value $780, for the second $7O the third $50 in
specie, and the fourth to her stakes Six
boats make The distance to be the for
the six cared boats
Resolved That the New Windsor purse Of $50 for scu
boats will be paid $40 to first boa $40 to second and the
third to save her stakes Four boats to make
race
Resolved That the rules and regulations be the
last year.
Resolved, That Commodore Perry, Capt Cooper. Lieut.
Armstrong and Lieut. Hunt of the IT, s. Navy, w. Den
ming, and Captain James Rogers be requested to act
Umpires.
Resolved That Lord John Hay and officers of H. B. M.
Ship Warspite and Captain land officers of the French
Steam Frgae La Gomar be invited witness the Regatta
and that committee be appointed to carry this resolution
into effect.
Resolved That the Aquatic Clubs Of Boston and Phila
dephia and neighboring towns be invited to join in
the Regatta.
JAMES BELKNAP, Secretary.
All communi cations the subject directed the Secre
tary will be promptly attended to.
Newburgh, July o. 1872 (2)
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Married.

On 25th inst by the Rev. Mr.. Chase Mr.. JOHN THoMr.
SON, OF New York, to Miss CHARLOTTE CoLMAs of Will.
lamsburgh, L. L.
On Wednesday evening, goth instant, by DR.. Brownlee
Mr. Hamlet PENDLEBURY to Miss Anna PLATr all of this
city.
JOHN DRuMMoSp, of Greenwich, Ct, to Miss DIANA WAL
SON, Staten Island.
At Washington, Thursday, the 2lst inst, Lieutenant
ALFRED TAYLOR, of the United States Navy to Miss
BaoS.UoH, daughter OF the late Dr. John Bronaugb
Of Virginia.
At Chesterfield, England on Monday the 9th of June
by the Rev. Alfred Turner Blythe Thomas swASwIoK
Esq., of this CITY, to FANNY HULToN only daughter of the
field.
At Haverhill, Mass, on the 10th inst by the REV. Mr.
Lawrence, Rev. CHAs d. OAKLEy, of Nyack, N. Y, to
Miss MARGARET ANN daughter Of Mr. John Pngry ofthe
former place.
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On Tuesday 10Th instant, DuScAS A. GRAHAM, aged 90
years and 10 months.
His friends and relations, and those of his father and
brother are respectfully invited to attend his funeral
from the residence Of his father 1856 Liberty st. this after
noon, at o'clock.
On Tuesday 26th instant Mr. WILLIAM NJ FISH, aged 81
year.
His friends and those of his brother are requested TO
attend his fune al this afternoon at o'clock from the re-
sdence of his brother 54 Ludlow street. without further
invitation.
2eth instant, EMILY youngest daughter of John and
Ruth Beatty
On Monday, 25h instant, Mrs. CHARITY HAND aged rs
years.
On Monday 25th instant, HANNAH, daughter of Rchd.
Lawrence aged years.
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Weekly Report Of Interments
In the City and County of New York, from the 10th day
July TO the 23d day Of July. 1919.
i33Men; 81 Wsmen; 70 Boys; 50 Girls. Total 2o2.

In the City and County of New York. from the 10th day of
July the 23d day of July, 1912
i3lMen; 81 Wsmen; 70 Boys 50 Girls. Total, 202.
DISEASES.
Apoplexy, !; Asthma /; Burned or scaded, Bleeding
Bleeding from Uterus Cancer, Cholera nfntum 80;
Cholic Consumption. 30 Casualties o.; Cholera Morbus
ahoea Drosy, 6; do in the head do in The chest o.
pr9wnsd i Dysenery, 9; Debility, |; Diabetes Erspelas,
EPILEPSY iepy q Fever, 90 Pue5eers do Remttent
Looping Cough Inflammation % bladder o; Of Bran g
&c Q. LoveI q DO Of Throat o. do of Stomach Q; DO Of
w9mo " insanity lntempeance, Of Jaundice, o. Killed
or MJSdered O. Lges veneres Morthcaton Maasmus,
u no Of hsar o Measles o. Old Age, Il Orga-
sc n'i pos Of Hesr q ply Rheumatism Rupture 0;
SIne, u T%w9r o. Ulcers, liberation Of the
~ =.
DnncI year, ID 10 81. to s.. IN
20 81 2no 30 l9 80 TO t02 40 So II Sc 10 "a A. 81 ~ IN
202 ""io""' l. iotai
PLACES
United States, 152; Ireland 2a England o. SCOTLAND a. a.
lanv ,; France, .w zrand o; SPAIN Prss', a, r.,
i,h Possession; in North America Il West idss W.T. STt
,of The above there from the Almhouse Bellevue
Island Small Pox do, i City Prison. o. City Hosm,sI
New Jersey, 5; Long Island o. ''' y
Colored Persons 10
CITY Inspectors Office. july 26. Isa2,
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NES 0n,LEAss,shp John Mintgr pigs lead H Ro-
gers3o bhis flour Merritt co30 do 20 bbls pork Hovt
no-2, do q Thurstonias do 70 hhds tobacco Boomsn
Johnston co.'s DO 80 tbs pork Is bales Appleton
10 hhas sSd GoheaIi do KSy3S DO $50 bags corn
Ne9l-i hf ok az do wine Davis Brooks col trunks
smith MUS COLO bxs wine w Engs2 pps gin Hough-
40 sugar w Lawrencemi case box trunk Macl,y-3
eases wine Grousett22 bales De Luxe Volz-
Il hhds tobacco Huner-5 bbls oil Taylor-i do Is kegs
gnger Gne-53 pigs lead Phillips Eytinge-l9 casks
Merritt co2o bbls fat 90 do mdse II bales
hhds sugar Jauvier < CO.
PoRT LEoN-Schr Mary Hammond-3I bales cotton Center
CO.'S Perkins Hopkins White-65 Smith, Mills co-I2 G
Cons-82 Providence.
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THERE'S very little business improvement yet. Sales
of cotton small, at former rates
LiquorsSaes foreign spirits inconsiderabe. Domestic
whskey sold at 2Uc for bbs and drudge casks 100 or
casks Sweet Malaga were sold for 25c.
Prorisions-Pork has improved Western Mess sold at
81 So and is held at So Prime SIS 25 SIS 37 Mess Beef
sales at 81 rs 81 49, Western Smoked Hams at 4Ic
Lard continues at 6c for Western. Goshen Butter sells at
1s a 19c. Cheese at Gle.
Rics-Sales at So 20 a So per 100 lbs cash.
Salt-Ashton's sacks sold at 81 65, 4 mos.
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90 THE VOTARIEs OF UNLAWFUL PLEA.
sURES do indeed, here pay the penalty of their
crimes But their suierngs wofully aggravated by
the malpractice of quacks. How many are there who
every day have cause to mourn blighed hopes of
recovery disease rendered tenfod violent and deadly
by nostrum vendors without principle Knowledge
Such sufferers invited to call at the Offices of Col
ege Of Medicine and Pharmacy who offer them safe and
eacual remedies described in the advertisement in the
last page of this days paper.
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NOTICE TO TEETOTALLERs.-Gentle We APP
IN paod the noble in which are engaged and the
correct principles which you uphold Cold taken in
warll. remedy for thirst and possesses
host Others this one decided advantage oycrbrand does
moi create new thirst after aayng the old. Gentlemen
wish direct your attention now TO rdrm water applied out
wa,!lv-not fresh ebersat salt as the bny
Won w III find ucn an sTncc great luxury cold
est beverage on the day and viii rid you Of
nv uhv.c, ills az the teeota pedge may have done OF moral
ones Try ita RABINEAU'S foot Of Desbrosses street. in
the shape Of Hot b 9TH. W. I've
ITO CAPITALISTS.-Partnerw wanted active silent,
highly respectable manufacturing business, Of good profit
and demand in the city Of New York. To PARTY
having from TO twenty thousand dollars safe INVESTING
and large income be guaranteed References Of the FIRST
character will be given. For further particulars apply to
w. A. WOODWARD Negoiator,
jy27 4tr ~ William street.
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as WILLIAM STREET.
PRIrcIPAL OrscE.-Letters deposited before hafpast
hapas H. and half past o'clock, will be sent out for
delivery at 9, l, and 4 O'Clock.
BRANCH OFFIoEs-Letters deposited before T. IL, and
O'clock, will be sent out for delivery g. and O'Clock
ALEX. M. GREIG, Agent.
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ER Choleray IN

90 TWO CASES OF SPAsMODIC CHOLERA
have been reported by of the respectable
htoners OF this city These have occurred in the
upper part OF Hudson street; is recoverngthe other
Is still in precarous state. The COMMUNITY SHOULD BIZ
WARNED IN rME-the filthy state OF streets and the
sudden changes of weather this season. have led many
physicians TO fear the visitation OF the pestiience Let
every individual take at prompt and enectua pre-
venve For this purpose the College oil Med
cine and Pharmacy have prepared the
{d3- ANTLCHOLERA PILL! do
sale at the offices of the College price 20 cents
per box Be supplied Immediately. This pill removes
norbc matter from the system purifes the blood and
excites the healthy action of the abdominal organs Pro-
cure box Immediately
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent,
% Nassau street.
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Grand Amer,can Tourpnmen

AT FAUQUIER, WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS VA
U- Tourdament will come off at the Fauquier
White Sulphur Springs. Friday the 5th Of August
The champions who have already entered the lists cha
lenge competition from all the world to lance
run at the ring promising to all courteous knights who
WARREsroS SPRINGS, Va, July %. jy26St
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o. CAUTION.-Having given up our old Ware
House No Fletcher street. 1t has been let to some per-
persons who trying palm Oft countsrei's OF
Balm Of Columbia the hair and Hays Linment for
the piles SC only II Maiden lane, some surprising
had connection with Fletcher street. have got
base imitation or counterfeit from that place. Remember
then the only place for the true article is at n Maiden
Il
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MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTION.
SEA MONSTER

SEA DEVIL
EdRhEATFsr pqse IF Ii. GTMosTY In
f To- sa &, 5 A.s 5 bs S I 6 q .
"a 81
viewing marvellous pICdacio Of the mighty ssp
Calf which was born after her capture will also be
Every saS win be made to render RI !hs ea
Habotsa on wsass.dsy S SI S,S r. July '' f'''n
m TS w come of AZ ha p for
Hs twenty-five dollars Eight boat. been entered ter
The Second Race distance five ms will be for prize Of
and gwen 10 Winning Boat xeA WI" De ADDED TO the
Tss iSSwins Bss have ssn entered this aeeveO
@ Of be % % M e hs So ak, place Il ss vi
persons who fond Of Witnessing such manly esh
aP and ties io ee
essential health but of enjoymen in the
s sns 2 Nn
those who can says New York only for few Sou Its
bseaes from the wsieihe picturesque beauty Of
ls%aniie the sySi 6sve;hs desaas
eand ccne By &
by If Bs 'ft ana
which ply constantly during the day md evening yi5 2w.
DAGUERREOTrPE APPARATUS AND INsTRUC,
S'i e CO
issspsa Of SsGl;. MoSdsys jsiy 6: -.
w 10 eG H. s% s pp sn
in the class until perfectly satisfied.
Terms-S25 in advance.
+. A ARTAULT& Co. have just received by the packet
Rhone from Paris very superior Plates; also 23 mproy
Of the best Chemicals uuactu red Paris. jy9 msr
I IHENESSES BY THE DAGUERREOTYPE Pro-
II CESS taken at the Broadway aud John
in superior STYLE with all the modern improvements
without any regard the weather the result being ALWAYS the
Instructions the above beautiful given. md
furnished a moderate price.
NR-Al apparatus used in the business be obtain
the above place Also description OF miniature
cases. lenses plates Specimens be the
any time during the day. Jy3 Inv
MISS COWAN respectfully informs the ladies Of NewYork
u and its vicinity that she continues giving Lessons the
Piano Forte Harp Guitar and Singing and will be happy
receive her pupils No White attend the respective
houses Of those ladies' who prefer receiving lessons at their
residence Harp and Piano For,es for sale and hire,
A !, splendid Piano Forte for sale. je29 lmsr
ITO AMATEURS OF THE ELUTE-Mr. BARTON,
i pupil of the late celebrated Flats Charles Nicholson
having recently from Europe inform the public
that devote portion of his time giving
Fste according the system Of the above
celebrated master.
For terms apply Chambcrsseet Broadway from the
hours of I'LL ? je24 meodsIc
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Foreign lamentations

HAvANA-Ship Heespon-i032 bxs sugar spoord Tleston
" co-sundry cases segais 10 order.
@, TepAsco-Brig Sabine-5OO qmntals loswood Meyer &
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Passengers Arrived.

NEW ORLEANs-Ship John Minturn-Mrs Nichols Mis-
Flsek john Campbel-3i in the steerage
PoRT LEoS-Schr Mary Hammond-J IL Brown A Scott II
IL rong, IL Shafier, Mrs Flemmns and two children
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Herald Bulletin Of News.

The Herald Bulletin Of News kept at the northwest
corner OF Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival of the
morning mails, at eight O'clock A. Mand also of the
from all parts of the world may be found the Herald
Bulletin Board at this corner Let every wayarer stop
and read Advertisements of all kinds taken the Office
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he Now York Lancet


Qg- few copies Of the first volume of this work,
handsomely bound, may now be had at the publication
othce.--Price 50.
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U. 5. SHIP NORTH CAROLINA, !
Ittl.x tQsA

90 THE NAVAL GENERAL COURT MARTIAL
in session board this ship, herey order all the
witnesses in the cases to be investigated and the accused
to be punctual IN their attendance daily at 10 o'clock
Sundays excepted. boat will be in waiting the Bat
terry bridge, at half past o A. NJ. daily.
Oh. II. WINDER, Judge Advocate.
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To correspondents Abro,d

Our correspondents IN foreign fully
send by every vessel all the marine intelligence they can
obtain Nautical Information of any kind from any one
siding at home abroad will be thankfully received
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Shin Masters.

To Ship Masters.
We shall favor if captains of vessels arriving
here will give Commodore w A. Basse of our ne WIS fleet
report Of the shipping left 1t the pert whence they sailed the
vessels spoken on their passage, list of their cargo any
foreign newspapers they have. Commodore Basset wifi
BOARD them immediately on their arrival We will recipocate
the WI
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PoRT OF NEW YORK. July az. Isea


RIsEs... 4 so MOON O al
Sets. 10 HIGH WATER. =. ii al
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The General Printing Office capable Of doing all sorts
Of printing, such books, pamphlets bills cards of all
descriptions is open the Herald Buildings,
from Nassau sreet-Joseph Elliott Printer.
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English Advertisement
N Office TO RAIL w AY
TRAVELLERS.
ANDERTON'S HOTEL,

WHIhnm ffuruInX, FrOpf1etOr,
Returns his thanks the and commercial gentle
and the public for the liberal pport he has received
since occupying the above named HOTEL and hopes
hitting attention retain the hitherto generously
afforded W. H. his that endeavors shall
be spared TO their comfort and hattes himself
Jew can compete with lam far regards Wines and
Vands being his ambition TO the choicest for The
approval OF his suporsrs, and conducting business the
creates. variety combined with Of prices
odgngs los Cd per week. Pubic Meeting aud Committee
3rns
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To MARRIED LADIES.


MADAME REsTELL's PREVENTIVE POWDERS.
M-These invaluable Powders have been universally adopts
in Europe but France in particular forupwards Of thirty
safe and ecacious remedy for married ladies' whose health
forbds a rapid increase OF family. >.
Madame Reste as well known was for hiIty years e
male Physician the two principal Female Hospitals IN Eu
opehose of Vienna and Pariswhere favored by her great
experience and opportunities, she attained da celebrity M
great discoveries needles, science pecIsy adapted
TO the female frame for which her medicine now stand unrI-
vailed well this country as in Europe Her acqnaintsncs
with the physiology and Of the female frame enabled
heby tracing the decline and i'll h,alth Of married females
scarce in the of life and the consequent rapid and
often apparently ncxpicabe causes winch congn many
fond mother mature graye-to their true 9uceto ar
rive knowledge Of the primary Causes 81 female nds9,
tho discovery Of her celebrated Preventive Powders"
Their adoption has been the of preserving not only
the he alth the life of aectionate vile and
fond mother. . Ii, -, -
The advertiser feeling the importance Of this and es
matipp the benefits sung 10 thousands by their adop
ton woud fully the attention OF the mar
RE nv ali that they hold and dear TO their consideration
evils 10 winch we are sub
healthy Wit IN our CONTROL Every
yuous and enixhteDed mind Will unh sIta
neiv answer in The Affirmative This all that Madame Res
,a ecommends or ended Price five dollars
n,ck,ge with full and particular d eccns They
can he forwarded by mail Of the United Suites All
Iecrs must be most paid and sddr ssed u MADAME RES
TELL Female Physician Principal Office, Hs Greenwich
street New York. Office hours from AM TO- clock M
Rosten Office so. 7 Esse~ jy23 liner
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

IIAVE you yet tired MOFFAT,S LIFE MEDICINES
III That have sufficiently evident in the fact that
you IRE still sufferer.
Be your disease what be its stages confirmed
desperate despair of rapid
before Won hive tested Mosts Life Pills and Phoenix Bte
When THEY fail OF restoring the sick TO health, the weak 70
uness coucerned will then and not till thonbe indeed tune
o abandon hopr.
There is no such word FAIL" in the whole history Of
these smahe Medicines; while succeeding day adds
the abo multitude OF they have effected
Try them. -
FOR by Dr. W. B. Moffau, 375 Broadway, New YORK
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MUSIC.

NH CHARLES REPS respe ctfuy announces the
wi of Music that he continues 70 give Instructions
sdence Broadway if preferred at the residence Of
l. iyo6
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Sales Mt the stock EXCHANGE,
state OF Trade.

Seconu DO"Tu'
5000 Ohio 6's, 1860, rs