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TRfON'S INDEPENDENT AMERICAN
CIRCUS.
BOWERY AMPHlTHEATRE
AMERICAN MUSEUM.

w ANDERING GIPSIES
great expense, engsgrd Miss ANNE CATHDENNA WAC
NER the ant fn Gpsey Gr, nneteen old. She 10
the Queen OF the Clan Of Bo'm yp.ies which recently
ONLY GIPsY FAMILY THAT EVER VISITED
AMERlC a. She can b throuSh6 the whole day
evening" dressed IN her qfsye c9I EE as the
the Teller of her clan and will be happy to
anime h hands of II those who wish consult regarding
Fast, Preea and Future events The public
ed that this girl IS precisely what she poesses to be- viz
genuine =
Gypsy OR ZIGEUNER,
known N Spain by the designation Of Znoa" Russia
"Zsan" in Persia Z,nyaIrn in England 'G,tanos,'
This magnificent little man, who the delight of all who
ONLY FIFTEEN POUNDS,
has been induced to from PhaGs hi, and remain here
lew days only final departure south He
he Will appear eis most mysterious extraordinary ami
NAL the style of apoeon Bonaparts his hsry
charger This animal sent present to Tom Thumb,
from Aigers; by huins Weleh, Esq.
calst and Daaseuse.
The Mech ANiCAt FIGURES, by sisnor Fsr,o repre-
ANIMAL MAGNETISM. by Professor johnson.
Mr. - SHERMAN, the Ballad Singer.
GREAT WESTERN, the greatest Locomotive Niger
T. G. OOTH the Comic Singer and Negro Extravagan-
The KENTUCKY MINsTRELs, who will enIivsn the
amuemeuts by of Duets reans
dances, &C.
Day rfonancss Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at
o'clock precisely the same as given every evening.
Day .sers admitted the Free Wednesday
and Saturday.
.QrS Admission the whole 20 cents-children
IS to those who consult the Gipsy privately
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NEW, AND POPULAR MUSIC ..e.a.Iy issued BY A

EHss Hi;SsRs Isl BIZ sA Ay
Ss.!$ s Nv
ofSsa'a 9 Ts S':
George Eode This s soSs
TS 4h Piift admired as written
BY George Morris. ESQ The music arranged from delight!
HOMES % M' s :.
with dis nsuished ecia ia public and private circles. Writ
sd H. Bpyn fSsy Ssae
beautifully embelished with elegant Lhographc vgnste
.ATWiLL's edition of THE NATIONAL SONGS OF
First sees-No; !. Land Of Washington! Nos. Hail Co
there No 5. Huzz, for CciamSia No s. YANKEE Doodle
mi. objection be wll designated the superb publ
forte BY Francis F. S!ews, usual eacssn. stys
Ss:s e .:"
worthy Of Ihe as,T'ou: subject The melody ss old
o N aao tsf
s S Sy x. a p
ne whole collection elegantly published being embe
Star s%SsS
Tss E saa e fqSs'5 @ sfS 9 De
,s Each aa song s r. ;Ise'ny ON
h %E E q T;SS$E~, a~F
sung BY various throughout the country
Words written by w. Gnndn. ESD The music composed
s"ofD Dan for the piano by Dan
the old gentleman.
THE ANTOINETTE WALTZn-composed and re.
'pectluy dedicated TO Miss Butt BIZ Miss Ellen bunds
'"REPO STORY WALTZES"-being six new Valves
''y sspsRs S%
er"
No Lndn Waltzsubj taken from Loves ,ell-tale"
NJ Rspog,o5y Wslu-subiec taken from "oh take
No 4. MARY Josephine walu-subject taken from Come
sing me that simple Arr
No Kate Keaney Watzsubject t,ken from kate Kear
No6 Malna waltz-subject taken from "oh da not for
get, Love"
The above are to be obtained together separately.
Also editions of all the popular Song Of Knight Lo
Phillips Moore and RUSSELL either separately or in col
Iecons with enyelcpes. forming yery appropriate presents
New and admired Music handsomely bound Mus 10, (;u
tar Flute &c sc Music bound and repaired f torn
Musical Instruments of description for and war
anted in respect.
:" cent Music also for sale.
Music Stores Semnares and Teachers supplied wholesale
aud retail Orde punctuay attended and best editions
kTWWiLLs Music REPOSITORY
20i Broadway,
NIL ltaw itr Sign Of the " Golden Lyren
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Southern Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA, Nov. 22.-There has been considerable ad.
in the price of staple during the last week En-
tremes range from u TO l.l6 The receipts still
light for this Of the year. and beoken falling off
in the crop
TALLAHASSEE, Nov 1.-THE transactions the past week
larger than at any time this season. at full prices
viz: 81 to g.
APALAcHIcoLA Nov. 16.-Nothing has been done in
cotton market the past week of any consequence. For
want of competition holders do not appear anxious to of
fer what they have now hand We quote general pr
ces 6lD7t.
HAMBURG, Nov. T.--Thcre is full share of Cotton
coming this week. and better feeling is visible among
buyers although they have not advanced much IN prices
since last review. Prices range to day from to 7yt
and in instances 81 has been paid for choice ar
cle principal sales II to ~. Upon the whole the mar
ke remains in about the situation to prices
left IL last week and we look to the accounts
from Europe for change of present rates.
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Died.,

On Tuesday, JOHN holland in the Seth year of his age.
His riends and acquantances and those of his brother
nlaws, the Messrs Murphy and Riley requested to
attend his funeral this day "wednesday at 3ocl ck from
invitation.
On Sunday the 26th instant, after long and painful
illness, Mr.. JAMES F. FOWLER of Mr. James Fowler
Walton Mansion House, 326 Pearl street.
His friends and those of his family are invited to attend
vitation,
On Monday the 27th instant, Mrs. MARY w CLARK, of
Marylan afterwards resident of Philadelphia and lat
erly of this city
The friends and acquaintance of the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral from her late residence
o'clock, P. M.
CO Maryland, Virginia and Philadelphia papers please
copy.
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State OF Trade.

AsHEs.-very dull. Pots firm at 81 62l Pearls at
IS l23.
CoTToN-The market remains without alteration The
daily sales small and merely to supply the
for home consumption.
HAY.-We quote fair receipts and moderate demand
Sales rule at 40(O45t for good qualities.
WHsKEy.-Drudge held at $50 barrels demand at
24b cents.
ToRAcco.very little doing at private sale No atera
ton in low grade Kentucky.
Rcr.We quote 50 37ID2 6?i for fair qualities Mar
ket very dull.
PnovisIoNs.-A fair demand for Beef and Pork Pork
prime sells at SO s7IDS0; mess, Sll l2JDlI % Beef
mess, SO l2tID6 25 prime, 81 l23G14 IS.
BREApsTUFrs.--Ths market continues without change
All the markets seem inactive. Navigation remaining
open causing supplies the seaboard to largely increase
producing apparent inactivity There appears to be
no necessity for laying in stocks formerly the
case.
Sales at the Exchange by Anthony J. Blocker Co.,
Nov. 29th lS43.
Two lots the South side of Fourteenth 275
west OF Ninth avenue, each % feet by 1903. Sl,l00
One lot on the Fifth avenue between Nth and
2sth street. and gore lots 9th street near
Fifth avenue and lots 26th street between
Fourth and Fifth avenues. .......... 5lo5
One lot on the Bl0omngdale road near 2sh street
and lot on 26th street, and lot on 9th street
between Fourth and Fifth avenues. $3.50. o5lO
Two lots Irving place of Fifteenth
street, each 25-9 by l02 feet. .......... 1875
Two lots on Irving place adjoining and Of the
n Ie,s on Tenth :,rce, ca foot a., .; ,v. $3.50
C, subject to a lease Of IS years without ground
rent) 4l0
COL o7o
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fan ls To % Ellison Fawes
RIO GnAsDr about Sept Gin Eagle Wheeler of and
hsIsraS, Ny s.ln port. Gen Harrison Bou.h, from Pa.
Boston 18Th M was entering the harbOr isth at hsv-
syDNEY, CB Nov 6,Ta port, Mqueon Smith, for Boston,
,,QuEDFc, NOV 2aCld Lady season, Thompson, Loadon
wall Burnhopesde and sarah the only square rugged
pS for New
York, few days.
BELFAST, Nov 2a-Ar Juno Toohaker, and Tangent New
sid ssd Wallace Frankfort for Havana; john Crosby, Ha%p
FOL Ea r ssays b hs
WiseAsshT NSy 23-Cld Sterling Saunders Savannah. Sid
EssipoIt. Sid 10Th ALPINE smith. Chesapeake Bay, ~
SALEM Nov 2SAr Beys Marshall Rio Grande. Sid 18th,
Sa1qae Me6awL Teesrsphtd corvo. Sass IRON from 0u
%sa %:s9 %atcs %
BaGs n%,'E SYM iIa
ass RI4 @s ya M bs s@
Of se %s &a GG
saaii Ti's S%, from 1 MsGiE1
ss SSe;s i5 HiT {Ss; frf
sde apd YsiIaai Albany Laurel sfaSSy. Sorlsa%s
York; Pomona, Sherman, do WIN brown Bumpns Phila-
rsSlTsa NGy fA Ery Hea a Ass1
@ :ss1 r.
ford Mqbile Adams, Warren and Van Buren,. Cow, Ron;
Mahqnsy MsGoushla rhiladsphia A%s, Scar, Aad,
Gn NE ah Fin Am Nancy Kelly and sally GddRg Albany
New Sd oaa sud
'Nrw HAVEN. Nov 27-Arr Usage Watson Georgetown SC;
Victor Blagg, Rappahannock Sid Marshall Clark and l.
PHl1pEIrHi. Nov 2aArr Elizabeth & Rebecca, Green,
and Vulcan smith Albany Dolphin Lamb and Venus, WI
i: L7bsnd. Sshqi;oS. NssarE NJ seSas Giii'
Wesley. Huntly; Townsend ngerso Heity Ann Crane;
oSsS', nss1 H
a S,G. GRs1sway and Tyse
Penguin Dill i"dies Han,rss e Batf i
aSre; Globe Marsees; Adaaa West ladies' nun
vans. Hs7aa A ga s Ts%sh BSS "a
Globe, Brsssr, Portsmouth, MI '''"S '''"0H -''"'N'
ST AUGUSTINE Nov i3-lNr VIM Brdsa, Cass, New
Key WEsr, Nov 6The Col T Shepherd was sold at auc.
ton ON the 10th for 1887 which is ought to be high price
great many vessels hayesaey passed through this harhor
b9ynd Wese; the following came to eny:-Nov Wells,
YORK; f hSG d0 5 Gon d "H EmeG G New
renee Baths; Metamors NYok Banner Chatham; iith I'm
to Gal WI st Pf s h
| titus
Pssia NOV F Fs9 sS csSy @
Sfms Ms sytpn Povdsps sSus
Nfk In Gq sth ships Martha Washington Tyler Man
R.ymond and Marsnna Phps New York; SaGaes N I"n
Sheffield and Aabama Merri!t DO; brgs Republic, Gates
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Cleared.
sp spdwh Island, and
MI FSs%S.si
" Miner Fd9 Heon Nf Sp Hab %tc o
&e s &c dff Ss
Esa $srfas F;Ssisss fpssD D s'f4 Ga%
ss E Ssmes Sy sSs GsSy G
asS b"cG e,.s New sSeS
same.
nds schuchardt Fsye Co Has experienced very heavy
%s'. So NGs Johnson baltimore en's'
ns s sn Of s struck by w heavy y
ghsh carried S6So%
Ssed se"soS
AID orgallant masts fore the safety Of the vessel During the
and heavy weather continual sAe' Oh "'no
British hTs Mars Duncan, 70 days from Sydney with coal,
schr Director fost days from York River with oysters
sehr Emelne Nichols from Machas. with lumber to the
sch Frances Smith, days from Providence with mdse
schr Chappell Ward days from Fall River. in ballast to
sloOp Republic, sowle days from New Bedford with OIL
Herald Marine Correspondence.
2h- the vessels that sailed this morning ~ returned again
Gs
Crane and Maria Allen Philadelphia for Poydence Renzi
$ pat "f'sf
oeaSs Louisiana Ma'anas john Albany Sp and
General Record
C9.L.soS ICap Richie Of the brig Androdgs from Ro.
fro from bound T. Boston When we first he
side hsm dSa w" he ;1s rs on
and eask brandy and tore the foesa and
supposed that the watch othe brig all asleep deck
s.oor ROpMAs sss9p, e and from New Bedford for this
sSS O. seit hafG G% St.
5Ss.Hf' om SS's,
been seized by the collector of Augustine for neglect of
ss MoEE.S Ashore
staroa bow and was expected hs a. hs meal
tide this could be so repaired as to pump the
Wf he Mss t. b i.
water on the tI Oct captain Read the vessel he
s for heavily %s
good deal of which might have deceived Captain r.
Sn ss as M Supposed @ s stood
Ss ST s T G ' Rr
%ss o. ss SISe FOB ss
sefee reported at New Bedford distress while lying in the
sS'
I'M and a'
Sem XtsTa Fogp. from Prospect arrived at salem on
with foremost! bowsprt b having been in contact
soHa LucY-The crew Of fishing scbr Lucy. of Plymouth
anG 70 by e 1 5er on sn
whatemen.
Arr at New Bedford 25h inst. James Munroe, Cushman
10y SC % o ss. Gn r MAJ ie Gs 49,
Logan sost NIB VIII nothing this season; ssi LAT 50
lon Mcga MALLORY MI 200 sp GsS VIII; this season. seh
Ibis season; sGth ,s s., Chariot Ls6sS War
Ss g ny % s's Is
?g Ss%ssy sh
70 HsshSs aais Henry Aston p9hs,%
bSs: sPsrs$
.s.s s rs sS Shsf; sandwich az, e.
'fHas s. hs sS
Sdsy do 20 ri This SSs j%' r. %
FSsa$ siss. 1 'S 'si
j. se
@ Sn M eSGS f Hss
srd "i yS ;S q ss% a x L S
SSSs Sc d%e; s G'TS
lon 90 Pilgrim Somerset 40 in Nov lat 81 N Ion 50 W.
sailed rom DO ash, Newton, Sawyer, NV Coast.
antol KiPey NIB e oyhee April &c, all WELL 100
barclay. Macombe westpoIt heard from in Sept 80 mos
Nassau, at Sandwich Islands in May, had 900 sp.
Foreign Ports
m.yasA is Ar canton Parker. Wi;eas;e Amanda
islIe;pcs,, El. from and for NYCIE Rapid Ward DO
Bs%t Ss g Vs :tms y
Mary Ciars, syee for c6aIe.ioa, AND Others. 80,
a SsS,1s days:
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CHARLrsroN, Nov. 25--For Liverpool and Havrc con.
time as heretofore 7l6l for the former and for the
latter place In vessels OF the large description,
dcrsand can be easily obtained at the above rates while
smaller ones hold out for higher shipments for Northern
ports are makngFor Boston at 81 for square bales and
Rice New York 75Ds7Be Philadelphia 81 for square
bales and Rice.
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Foreign ImpOrtatlOns.

AMsTERDAM-Shp Angeque-52 pipes gin 80 chs IS kegs
box 52a bags 400 slabs tin IL hampers Fave
222 pkgs Buage Hure-lO Henschen Unkart-a00 slabs
tin Des Ar.mlo phg; ietor Duekyitzma DHsh Cou,
Noenius Pavenstedt-l2 G II Morning. N Lennig-2
Mali HeIckenralh 4 Van Damme-2 VIM Wheatley-6 4
Bossange-l II l. Godsmh-l NJ J Cune-lJ Zimmerman
,2I slabs tn bales Bus Koop coLsla bdls ratans
RoCHELLE-Brig Androdus-93 hi pipes or do bbs
brandy l6 cs sardues s Il Nicoll-25 do j Mouon
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EA4rT iisS COMMERCIAL LAW AGENCY, e.,ab-
lshed ~ this city in August 1872 for the Colec
ton OF Debts all parts OF the United States The attention
OF .rchants invited this establishment, located
street where they requested call and examine
plan and factes oe ed render them the
oil business The propreors have ready established CORES
pondence IN almost section of the Uoon and intend
extena u as rapidly possible embrace every coec
ton district m the United States
Anticipating such announcement
muny as VIII sustain useful and enterprise
they reaTet reference merchants for whom they
have bushes: of the highest rsspecao and invite
scrutiny nom IN Sc interested, to their plan Of business
character and ability to carry out the undertaking.
, WOODWARD DUSENBERY,
neg eodlOtsisr =. 49 William street.
ON DEMANDS, une servante Franeaise, pour femme de
~ chambe lie demoIsee laoer hinge coudre
sc. Pour information, allez chez Madame BROWN, 90
lanai street.
WANTED-A French woman capable Of after ding on
LADIES, taking of their wardrobe, washing fine
things, sewing, &c. Apply Mrs BROWNS store 60 Ca
MI street n28 3tsr
Royal MAIL FOR LIVERPOOL.-Letter bags for the
~ Royal Mail Steam Ship Caledonia will close Handen
JOS office on Thursday 3Dth inst "a O'Clock NJ.
Messrs Co would call the attention of merchants and
others sending letters Boston the that
whatever have their mails been left they transported
der government lock- by their express.
n28r HARNDEN co. Wall street.
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THE BEST SOAP IN THE WORLD.
ROBERTS IMPROVED
RROWN SOAP

HE SUBSCRIBER has hesitation after the many snco-
NUNS he has received in Offering this Soap TO the public as
the best article Brown Soar ever aud
fully socs the of IA nile. and dealers Testimonials
OF the highest spectablity certifying its superiority eau be
given
For sale by most of the Grocers throughout this city aud
Brooklyn. Mandatory $40 Cherry, near Rutger 81.
MIC 2wiseods re TRUMAN ROBERTS
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NEITHER QUACKERY NOR HUMBUG.-Dr. j.
~ EVANS has removed his Old Gales Head Dspensary
No 288 Pearl STREET. of Bee man street. where he
delicate diseases, matter how complicated, and where the
real old Dr. Evans will be found by his inqurng
friends II science and ortyye experience
to preference, thea Dr. r.. would the
OF discerning public of his claims
lie wishes the citizens be apped there other Dr.
Evans his neighbohood and that he has
ever with other Office His charges moderated his
situations strictly confidential.
N.B. Observe the number mistakes may be dan gsrous.
aIas..
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Domestic lamentations.

New ORLEANs-Shp Berwck-( Before reported)-s9 bales
cotton Hicks co-38 l. Matand-6 Freeman Beckwith,
Jov,oeneemn wall aoLo 9od GruUl2 hh1s
bates hemp Burritt Johnsonlsl w Baruwe l26 Ogden
-2l hhds Maitland Cos bales wool Bogart Knee
and6 bbs hf do lard oil Dodge co-3s5 bales hemp
pigs lead to order.
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THE
IN Wis BIZ T.
xIYIIt

go closely resembles the real head Of hair that eeptes and
- have pronounced the perfect and
aordnary invention Of the day The great advantage
novel and unique wig is its being made sewing
weaving Whch causes @ APPEARANCES so closely 10 sem
the natural hair both in ghnes and natural
defy detecton Its texture being beautu porons and 80
f that in all Of perspration evaporation unnpeded,
and Inc great evils Of other entirely avoided The .ceptc
aud connoseur alike invited nsc this novel and beau
uM Wig and the peculiar method Of fitting the head az the
,eet up stairs, NIL imeodssr
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DlLESit very that Plies
be relieved by kinds of ointment and lnmen and by
mild Pills &C. but after sGhrous ulcers aud sehrrous umors
Cheeseman's Arabian Basam the only lie which has
cured single The first of actual structure
with ,chirrous and ulcers cured
that Of Miss Pahena Roodo such had been cured
by earshe had suffered dreadful distress during
IS and during the last had stood
feet for moment She at last given die Her life
saved BY this Basam and she performed christian
doty by publishing her Those afflicted with Piles will
OBTAIN her book from Cheeseman's with such drec
ton as vii cure common Piles in day and in the
most horrible OF piles this
stores immediate comfort and hope, with certainty perfect
The of Miss Rood by this new method is certified bv
he minister elders and members of the chu Oh in Winfield this
almost considered miracle and caused
among the people OF the region and hpodeds Of
following directions with full prospect Of being
perfectly cured Not only of Piles is this healing Balm
highly priced but in all of wounds cuts bruises
sprins rheumatism, burns, freezing colds coughs consum
on &c IL one of the best that be used No
family ought TO be without IT, will be after trial. No less
than thirty thousand titles annually sold, which fact
that speaks volumes in its favor.
Sold wholesale and retail by A. b. Sands, Druggists
and 100 Fulton st. 23 Broadway Chambers and
East Broadway Market Price ST. large size 50
smaller Imsr
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TO PRINTER

TO PRINTERS.
ISOR SALE-Twe founts Of Tyre, Minon aud Noupare
which have been used the New York Herald. Apply
a. this Office
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Ship Masters and Agent

We shall esteem favor Captains Of Vessels will Civ
port the Shipping left at Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List Of their Cargo and
board them Immediately on their arrival Agent. and Cor
sending this Office ell the Marine Intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information Of kind viii be thankfully
received.
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TERMS REDUCED.
NHE FIRST PREMIUM awarded three consecutive years
for the best specimens of Ofha nd Penman.hp exhb lied
at the great Fairs Of the American Institute
GOLDSMITH'S CHlROGkAPHlC INSTITUTE for
the nstrd ction Of
PENMANSHIP
and Book Keeping 1889 Broadway opposite John street.
during the day aud evening for the reception pu
pills and visiters.
The gentlemen acquire bold free and expeditions style of
Mercantile Penmanshp in from twenty Of
hour each.
The ladies taught Episolary hand beautiful
complishment to the
BOOKKEEPING.
The system of instruction red at his Academy in this
important study derived from ted work hut
the result OF thorough practical nowledge o. the subject
The being arranged render familiar the
dent department of mercantile business WHICH GER
TAINLY CANNOT BE ACQUIRED BY SIMPLY BA.
LANClNG ONE SET OF BOOKS.
Terms for full of instruction reduced dous
including blank books and stationery.
Nerca tile and Epolary Penmanship FIVE doers including
sta ionery, payable at the commencement.
Ladies Writing Glass meets daily at II O'Clock.
Gentlemen dorng the day and evening" such hours
best suit their convenience
parlors for phi instruction.
For sale at the Academy-A superior article of Metallic
n1Q m See
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MARITIME HERALD.

Sailing Days OF the Steam Ships.
FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM AMERICA
Caledonia, Lott. ......... = Dec. |
Acadia Ryrie... -. Nov. 10 $500. Dec. l6
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CuAarAh

sun RISES .....'... ~ MOON SETS ..'..... IL
SETS. .......4 80 HIGH | IS
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OBSTRUCT!ON-The causes Of all Pulmonary Diseases
What is the cause Of Hemmorhage and Splitting of Bloodl
Obstruction.
What the of Consumption and Abscess Obsruc
ton.
What is the of Bronchsl Obstruction, producing
Inflammation of the lining membrane of the Bonchna
Wind Tubes and excraton OF frequent
iy discharges of Blood And what Asthma difficulty of
breathing but obstruction caused by this puu
lent extreOn cOggng those tubes and therefore imped
ing respiration.
Remove this obstruction and there will be fever infa
maton-no Pain nor Cougno ssnor Consumption-no
Hemmorhage Splitting oil Blcodno Asthma difficulty
OF beathlngbut restoration to health will be certain. And
what the true remedy pointed by 4
Instruction.
The is Expectoatiou Yes, expsctoratioI Is ua
lures remedy For reader. there other outlet for the
lungs discharge their vaed excreous but through the
Trachea Wndpipe and this raj discharge Expectora
ton.
assist nature produce this desirable result nothing
has been found equal Jaynes txpsctorant 1t the
suit OF the OF practice Ii produces
free aud the Cough reduces the in
hammation the spasnodc action of the vessels, and
heals the abTded surface OF the Bronchna md Tubes The
breathing becomes and the patient almost uniformly
and the most hopeless of Consumption
produces degree of relief before experien by
period Many who pronounced ncurabe years ago.
by their Ply still alive and appear
they did then, while hundreds thousands have entirely
covered.
Jaynes Expeetorant, Carminatve Basam and Tonic Yer
mfuge had wholesale and retail of A. B.& Sands
No ~ Fulton N. h. of Gold, 273 Broadway II East
Broadway. o26 lm+r
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NEW INVENTED Oeaginous Compound.-Eor render.
~ boots and shoes perfectly proof-to De OBTAINED
the subscriber his old established Leather and Findings
others who would the advantage Of dry feet
M imar 0'"' '' H. BROWN