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BUTTONS.
PATENT AGATE BUTTON
DEPOT,
PATERSON, NEW JERSEY.
THOo. PROSSER,
jy25 Im"r Patentee.

D. M. PEYSER q CO.
Me- ITO William street, of John and 4 Bross
IN way have received, by Mt arrivals, extensive
supply Of the following FANCY GOODS, which
carefully selected by eompeteht person :. rsr, Berlin
liberal terms, viz
Berlin Zephyr and German Weutsd-the most complsts
assortment
Berlin Embroidery Patterns-a choice sele elton.
Canvass for Emb odey, OF cotton worstsd, linen, Elk
gold and silver, of all widths and qualities.
Silk Chenille for embroidery aud flower making
Purse Twist German, French and English, plain and
shade d, in skeins sticks, and spools.
Floss Silk for Embroidery and Fringe makers in skens and
spools.
snspcodep supcrbly embroidered, aud suspender Trim
Gold Silver and Steel Beads, in all Nos.
Mother of PEARL Gold Silver and Steel Purse Ornaments
Gold and Silver Fringe Braid Cord, Twist, Thread and
Tasses
Embroidery Frames and variety Of different Fancy Ar
clet.
Artificial Flowen--a choice selection.
Fnges Of cotton wored and silk imported and domestic
Gimps Tasses Buttons and all other kind of trimming
10y
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DALE IL MAXWELL,
No CEDAH STREET, NEW YORK,
COLE Agents the Uned States for the French Report
~ OF Fashion, lated English, with ttem Sheets
Costumes, Sc for taors dres, makes and mi,ns received
Engli,h language, can have them by calling above
Terms the Elegant Tailou Fashion, Five Dollars
wear issued monthly lie Toilet Ladies Fashion, Ten
Dollars per year, issued weekly with eighty four fine colored
steel epgravings seven each month y2s msr
WIN. T. JENNINGS 81 Co,
DRAPERS AND TAlL0RS, 23I Broadway, American
~ Hotel oppost. the Fountain solicit ntion
ment of seasonabe goods including cloths Cassmeres Vest
inps &c, all and various styles under the
ance that the system small profits and quick returns"
which has elected liberal patronage will be continued
while our ar angements such will enable I'll all
deu in future with prompneu -,
those recurring articles for immediate the addition
stock OF an assortment OF hrs quN reaoy msdc Gar
surtouts Frocks,
Dress Coats Pantaloons.
Vests, Oihce Goats,
Travelling Frocks, Dressing Gowns, &c.
A choice selection OF
Silk aud Satin Scafs, Cravats,
IInndke rchiefs, Stoves,
Suspenden nosley,
Under shirts, drawers.
Muslin Shirts, Collars, &c:
At prices which offer Inducements 70 pu'shs,ers
IVA Smsec
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REMOVAL TO NEW YORK.
THE Loss Of Feet and Legs hndtapse TO the act of
respectfully informs the public he has
Phadeoha to No 472 Water street, corner of Pke st. New
York VIII he continues manufacture Artificial
Lmbs plan the and least complicated hav-
ing Oh invented mad and artificial
leg for forty aud been manufacturer for thirty five
years ee confident of giving satisfaction to all who call
hin for Legs, Hands, Arms, the common wooden Leg.
lmsm
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Leaving New York daily from the foot of Courandt st.
Morning Line at "a M.-Mail Pilot Line at 4A p. NJ.
Tie Morning Line proceeds 10 Bordentown from thence By
steamboat to PHILADELPHIA
The Evening Line proceeds direct Camden (oppo.te
Philadelphia) without change of cars
Passengers will procure their tickets the Office foot of
Courtlandt street. where cOmmodous mboatwi be n
readiness, with baggage crates on board
Philadelphia baggage crates conveyed from city city,
without being opened by the Each with
AGAR in which and dressing expressly for
the ladies' use.
Returning the lines leave Philadelphia from the foot of Wal
nut street, by steamboat to Bodentown at o'clock A. NJ
and by railroad from Camden at S o'clock ,xP M.
The lines for Baltimore Philadelphia IN A. M and
p M being continuation of the lines from New York led
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN FRICTION
MATCHES

A NEW ARTICLE OF MATCHES, without brimstone
"A other Offensive quality, aud actually waterproof,
has lately been patented by letters Of the United States
favor the w X AHhard and msnufac
tured and o red the publ by the OF said patent
No 6 Beecker street, New York where all who wish TO
purchase good matches United call aud then
And all whatever hereby notified of the said patent
and warned violate infringe the same any
lest they incur the penses OF the law III such cases
These matches lite with ease and Ger ainv IN all weathes
and brilliant flame n placed
vertical position will continue to turn ong enough 70 seal
for hours and DAYS and believed for weeks and when
and died, ~I and before. Three
4tirs matches sold above,
fy-No Extra and Perfomed. Tho latter agreeably
and t for ladies' toilets Exporters smokers,
houekeepe and all who matches will readily perceive
how decided the possessed by these all Others
Orders aud communic, tons {, be addressed 70
g BOWEN, No l6l Bleeckerst,
y2I i'm Agen f1rt and Manufacturer.
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NIAGARA FALLS.
DERsONS visiting The ais inf rmed that the whole
ofstge' and steamboat are, for stunning by che
of the st. Lawrence Monte Ticenderoga, through
Lake George Cadwels Sl3 IS This preferable to
returning the again by Utica, &c.
Lake George is but miles from Saratoga-good stages
WI 2fa w oNk
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Auburn.
Correspondence of the Herald

correspondence of the Herald
AUBURN, N. Y, July ~, 1913
Err President adams Tiiumphat Prosrss-A'r'odi
at AUBURN His Reception--HiS Address-HisDe-
DdFtlve.
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kER FOR LIVERPOOL-The New Line-Regular
NM Picket 10Th August-Ths ne splendid New York
.6ksbuilt packet ship LIVERPOOL, John Eldridge.
will sail 18th August her regular day
For fright having eleeant and roomy ac
commodatons, apply the board side Bur
81 South Il.
The ne packet ship Crest Western, Philip Woodhouse,
will succeed the Liverpool sail her regular day.
18th Sepember ivN
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az Leighton Boston Sid h, Ligonia. Smith, Philadelphia
7 fia"cs NY A '-A" Roanoke Colby Baltimore so
Bslii%eis; Susan, Lubec Tor NYo Coquee, Conner Bat
Fs.sTsosr, April Is-An Thomas. Brewster, Buckspor to
r., roNI,soura: Arii ss-An Elizabeth HARNESS. w,ck'
,NRwBuRrroRr, April 2,-Am Alph,on. Kborn Phsd.l
SALEM, April a27Au Elizabeth Wiley, Philadelphia; ed
Diving csYennse Henis S wilkins. Q NYoI a'
DosToN Apr a5-Au Ccrdeiis, Capn, Tnnid de Cuba
hiEi Ss%ss9I f. wsn Bs Fe
,essbnrg; Nile Cash, Wilmington Del; Benz Bseow B'ase
NEw BEDFORD. April 2s-sd Eveline. and Erin for New
EpoAnrows, Apd 2s-Ar Victory, Dauow. NYo.k.
HOLMES HOLE Aprii 23-Ar Dolphin st ihomas for New
Hartford, April 25-An Ellen. Tyler. NYork; Lsander
PrnADELFaIA. April 2s-Au Swan, Baker, snpapuuton
CID MooSsa Tue y'Ioa sor' a
Sal! Eissi; Gen Scott kaesd, SYorE Apollo NisIeron
AT Bruce Dohg and Psn
mouth Couch. NYOE Sid Wave, Rogers and Wilder shib
ni% s . nSss s %
yer this morning. AT seaweil's Point Barbara, squres fun
M CMAsLF u Appl ss- ship; Jane; Perkins. FALL
EEfi% .da;
shall for DO ready; sutton Galloway, from New York disg
;$sss e. 1s:isi@f ';yi
OF BIZ Jamison; Neptune BIT Reich
enburg Superb: lBr] MCMILLAN, and Chrans for
sss5,1fS Ssss1 SaH M!
idg; Port Leon Little from Maianza dse; Drsco, Sears
tor Boston ldg; Ventrosa, DAVIS from DO wig; Awna Bs]
Arentedt for Bremen ldg Najade Ham] aggenbrock for
the North or Europe dg Eagle Fullerton from Boston wtg
Fremont Chase NOreans do; Thos Hart Pendeton. wtg
for Providence dg; Moses, LeveanJ NYork d'sg
dolph Goldsmith, Philadelphia, do Arabian, Foster, Matan
do.
sAvANNAF. Apul 2TIn Port ships Hanover Martin. for st
Petersburg dg Bradshaw B] Young and Grace Brl Sco
ge from Liverpool, wig Enterprise (B] Matthew's Queen
Dckson and Jane Augusta, Sm for do, de John
Cumming; Thayer for GLASGOW ldy; British ba,que riuce
ze Ellen White Ayrshire Mackay and Sarah Fletcher for
pha Draper London, do; Bee Mitchell, for Chatham Eng
dg brigs Envoy Thomas for West Indies ldg Clinton Ly
on NYok, do; Wellington, lBl Foster GLASGOW, do schrs
spy So"ers from Boston, just Love Nckerson, for do,
g Alicia Hall Baltimore, do; Franklin Green Draper, for
Hi'apa do Jane Bt] Young from Nassau Mp disg Bella
del Mar. RANDALL I'm Philadelphia wig Arr 22d Lamar
sapnemsnn, New York; Marion, Studey, Boston, Spy So
merS do.
,APALAcHlcoLA, April 15-Au ATLANTA RAYMOND NYork
Democrat Howes. Savannah Eagle, bookfed West Indies
Old Ovand0 Nichols, Liverpool
MOBILE, April l9-Cld Sylyanus jenkins, Seymour, Liver
pool.
New ORLEANS, April ,s-Ar Orozmbo Marcy, Marseilles
Msaz,pTa noston Camden Below. LORD Seaton Liverpool
20 Lord Wellington Br) McRas Liverpool; Ann Rankin
pomeroy, gibraltar; Ottawa McNear. Boston; Alderman
amburg Oceana, Creighton, Ballimore North Carolina
Pratt, do.
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Flour-Has not changed prices heavy, the bulk of
the transactions to the trade Genesee SIS 25 37i
southern. 81 90 a 623, Ohio, $5a
Grain.saes northern Corn So CENTS Rye, 6Oc Glover
Seed, dull at7a9.
Fsh.Green Goldfish, s. %; dry so Mackerel, No l,
So 25 No. 2, SIS 81 6 No g. 81 81 a494
Ccfee Maracaibo Coffee sold at Tic Sumatra do Z;
Rio Ga cents with some prime at 9c Laguira TIC;
Cuba &c. all months; st Domingo at 5Jla 81 cents
per pound cash. At auction237l bags green Rio. Terms
notes at months, pay able in this city.
bags st cents; 81 do AZ do 81 SO do II SO do n;
1872 do 7 li4e do III $50 do u, $50 do I'll II do III Is
do7.
Apublic sale of Teas resulted as follows -
Terms-noes at six months payable in this city, to be
made satisfactory to sellers.
chests 4s cents; 10 do al 81 do 4sA II do 49,
% do 4St; "a do AZ; SO do AL
Young Hysons half chests 81 CENTS 90 do Ali do
Sst q chests $751; 20 half do $50! 3a do 35 CT chests a.
81 halt do $685. 1919 do 3d. 81 do and 80 half do 3
and 81 chests 81 25O do and chests wthdrawn 1873
chests 30 do 2s % do 29 - half chests 1875 so do
lao do 1915 2ss do 2 so 3b boxes 5 2O5 do lag! 232 do
IA.
Hyson Skin-49 chests 23t cts; 1876 do %; 81 doe
Gunpowder-20 half chests 90 cts, do 54i; l22 l3lb
boxes and II Glib do 40.
Imperal2O half chests 6s cts; do 60; 1872 Glib boxes
and l6 l3b do AL rs do 4oi IS do 4O ITS l3lb do 37
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MEDICAL
OR GREGORY NAV be eoa, n couaaep,aIly a,

DR. GREGORY may be consulted comfortably at all
~ hours Of the day evening. his private residence. No
~ Barclay street. Broadway He has been emne ntIy
successful in the those half cured" which
result fiom concealed may be from mistaken err
practitioners. Dr. Gs medicines powerful in their
curative effects though mild in their operation Another
important consde ration which has been overlooked is the
adapting of medes TO the OF PATIENTS who for
the most part ,ocous oatan asprivatelv
nble. a27 tier
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THE NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
INSTITUTE,

No 10 Chambers
ESTABLISHED TO RENDER TO THE AFFLICT
IL ED sound and Scientific Medical Aid All kind of
will be treated and surgical Of descrp
performed N the most careful and scientific One
Of the first ocopss IN the city will attend to the treatment
all diseases OF the rye and ear Parrcua- attention paid
to the treatment OF all female complaints. Patient, who
limited will only be requI pay for their
ton. The drug department is by apothecary Of
and al Medicines may on
and genuine Cuppnp and ieeeh ing will be done
the shortest notice. Open day aud night
PATIENTS from the conury wishing to avail themselves OF the
great ADVANTAGES this Institution possesses the
scouou aecors csaneous diseases and surgical op,
TONS be accommodated with board and
date vicinity. - .... = -
DIR HOMER BOsTwICK.
attending Physician and Surgeon,
u chambers 81. I'd house west OF Broadway
This ution uader the patronage and commentator Of
the foil ing seDtlcupcn -
REV. DR.. Ed. Y HIGBEE,
REV DIX. w. q. BkOWNLfE,
REV. DIR GEO. POTTS,
REV. DIX. u. SPRING.
ale rmis &c REV DIR. SCHROEDER
TN PURSUANCE Of order Of the Surrogate Of Conn
Of New Yors, notice hereby given all persons having
claims Peter Murphy l,e Of the city OF New York
gentleman deceased TO present the with the vouchers
hereof the subscribers at the Office IF Edmund j. Derry
eighteenth day OF September next.
Dated New oss. the 18th dsv Of March, 1862
yACOS HARVEY
JAMES G. BELL,
mI6 lawGmr fAdn,insraton with the will annexed.
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BELMONT HOUSE, NEW BRIGHTON.


THE subscriber begs leave inform his friends and the pub
lie that he has the above well known house, which
has been thoroughly repaired and painted the best
newly furnished throughout ani will be ID the first Of
May next.
The delightfully."- stuued Immediately opposite the
steamboat landing and from its commandsa view
tending the Kills and the biy and bour Of New
SUNNI months possessing the advantages of fine salt
bathing together with beautiful drives AMI walks and
the hous by the Belmont
House offers Inducements by other t- vs.
land and the subscriber trusts that his former efforts give
proprietor OF the PisIon, his wed de.
termination pains TO render his house agteeble
will him the OF Of the patronage
~ ''"' GEORGE PIERIs.
New BnioHroS. April ", 1919 ar ,3rnr
SsIGNEr TE BKANDY, NOW LANOlNG-ICO
H. hi, pipes so qnier casks 50 lnoiln hbls, of the old
and Genuine brand and o superior quality LAY di NO
10 Err from brig Andodus arrived ron Roo he and for
sI- by =. J.. NICOLL 50 Font ST.
Also IS half uipes 20 quarter casks 20 bb Boideanx Brar
dy, j. j. Dupny brand landing as above. s26 3iiss
DUST OFFICE, New York. Ap.h 2sh, le43 --Esstern
Mail to New Haven and sr FRI, via New Hsven
boats aud IIsuf,rI aud New Haven Railroad =:
On and ef the first dav Of May The above mail will be
closed at Ibis osce at 20 minutes pat O'Clock A. div,
aae Str JOHN LORlMER GRAHAM, NJ.
CPANi.H SAsFkON, &c.-l case spanish Saffron, ID.
- cases; do Smyrna do
10 bales white Jamsics Ginger Root
s cases freth China Hhub b-for s.le by
as 3tsm JAS. y. ASPINWALL, a6 william st.
ENGLisH WHITE LEAD-30 kegs very superior quality
""S''" %ooDmU2L 4 MINTURNs.
a22 ~ south street
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M A r II | NJ E H Err A J. d
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem it favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
10 Commodore ROBERT SuyEy, of News Fleet, Re-
port Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo and
anv Foreign Newspapers News they have. he
board them immediately on their arrival Agents snd Cor
sending 70 this Office all the Marine Intelligence they car
obtain Nautical information Of kind will be thankfully
received. - " " - -'
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IJOOoE, I'VE w
THE Proprietor Of the above fess grae full for
the very liberal and dlstns shed patronage hereto
fore received and with renewed xerion, he hopes
Of their He most respectfully nfons
his friends and the public general thar his b. opened for
the reception Of and tn he rrspaed 10 make
with board for the
reason ,be There Hoel IN IN, country which
combines he advantages Of this Tor health comfort and
Single gentlemen gentlemen with their miles,
wan superior accommodations for the summer, with all the
AND advantages of handsome and
derce, c nnot fail to be suited. CT. RICE.
G
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Died.
At Jersey city, Sunday, April 23rd, ELIZABETH LEA.
eldest daughter Of the lote William and Harriet Leary
of Pompton, M.
On Wednesday morning, the 26th inst MARIA daugh-
ter OF VIM J. and Jane Williams aged years and 2
months.
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MONEY MARK EFT.

Wednesday, April 26-6 r. Nj.
The business OF the Board to-day good. Sales
large generally improved rates. Ohio 6s u per
cent? kentucky e's per cent; Indiana t; Harlem fell Il;
Auburn s. Rochester rose l.
At the New Board the advance was greater In some
stocks, but the transactions not large Ohio 6
per cent? Government Loan fell from the last sales; IL
linois 6's 24s cash.
The bulk of the transactions in foreign bills for the
packet OF the LIST proxmo have probably been effected
The supply is fair and about equals the demand.
RATES OF FOREIGN BILLS IN New YoRK.
Sept "a. Jan.3 March 81. .lp1I &c.
,nonJcn ash 5Ka5x io,1aie5X lseAs7,
A%s5s,a ,EEass ss5 ss3: ssy 80 a go
Bremen. 76 a76A IS a 751a 75Aa 1914 76tsa 761a
The rise in stocks continues, and Ohios under the
speculative feeling have been forced until they have
nearly recovered the fall they experienced during the
session Of the Legislature
The following arc the leading features of of the
Banks of Georgia -
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EARRV'S WIGS AMI SCAT %

DAMN - W TOS AND SCALFS.
THE importance which all have attached the Head of
srs clear Of the value set on personal fsu ard
when by some PRECIOUS freak OF Nature ih- human form
deprived OF ITS far AT order, by
CRITICAL means TO supply the deficiency Hence have
those wonderful discoveries which bid Nature eance Bar
D's We initiating and tio.ssmer
WIGS AND SCALPS
still stand above all others Their peculiar light
aud vepans character their being shaped exactly
as the hair their elasticity and their era
and work mansp we'll their style Of finish and
ment all combine form such perfect heads of hair that they
must be TO be fully appreciated
The complete SUCCESS that the above named has met with
the manufacture Of heads Of hair for the last
years far exceeds his mott san. une He
fully socits CALL confident Of satisfying the astidous
that he sthe best and cheapest maker hs city They
only be mad at 6 Broadway of Liberty IT, stairs
Private rooms for fitting wigs ard toupees.
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WANTS A SITUATION, a, Chambermaid and Seam
%'s H. s'a fs Herald lena o ss:.'' '
WASNTER.;A Nurse attend young child She
the Sso Se sR 'pea E;.n, and English 50 much
GovEENESs wANTED-A lady Of respectful, chance
sno e sIO and who %ss
lie emily @o s"fH s SS and Ss
Svh me 10 whpm ssifAe,oy co~pen'snon vii se
ps o'l he ay 3 N cnHns;ni
A IotNG NJ ~ would be elaa 10 meet ~th s,ps len
eoun. AID T,ula make himself generally u Asdrs'
A GENTLTM An AID BIS lazy, With ~ children, wiihIis
sceommodal.d II iespeciabe piya,. Gmiiy in Boomi,g
ON the eiy Reruce exchanged Apply with e. n,ms,
% ~ and IS S g. hs s street.
ne Bowery and lz,beth streets, with twelve rooms
three story brick house and store ,s Broome street,
ss Se Is.n 'S %ss hs Wit S Be-
% sdS zij'i ffSis s''"'
f HORSE CARNAGE & HARNEssIA fiat
,9S1S %T 'f's n:a "a ns ss
any tlod The Carriage has seats, lined with dab cloth
%1 I'd
LOW as , :. moving May seen at any time by
49, FOR SALE-A line black Pony, about twelve
>hindi high .,ysn years old sound kind and gens
to- . JOHN BENSON, 81 Front st. Brooklyn.
Monday at Tatteuals. a27 3tsr
DIANO FoRTES.-The subscnbers Respectfully invite
their friends and the pablo general call their
nen NO. 2o East Broadway, where they have hand
well assorted stock Of ant wood French grand
action Piano Fores, with all late warranted
leave TO Inform the pub that this is the establishment
y kept by Bennett and Hawkins but occupied by
SUBSCRIBERS The will be futd rive
Purchaser. are respectfully invited 70 call end examine.
~ d. All Kinds oil from TO i'll made
to order Also pianos tuned and repaired exchanged the
md hand mis- for
HENRY RICHARD & JOHN RUCK.
s25 lmsr 25l East Broadway.
JOHN BURTON,
NO. 92M BOWERY, New York, begs respectfully to in
~ form the ladies' and fash onable world general that
has ust from auction at prices suit the times de-
sirablc assortment Of
AMAZONE BONNETs,
which he is bed TO offer remarkably low prices,
Superior and first quality from three five dollars fair
second quality from one to two dollars.
Ladies wishing TO purchase, requested make early
call II desirou, OF a god selection a23 8tssr
HE Committee appointed to take the of
the sufferers by The late earthquake Guada upe have
the Pleasure announce the putc that artists Of this
services TO give gand Concert the Tabernacle Friday
next The 90 inst All the eminent artists will be heard
this OCCASION will be by programme, which will
be publish in due course.
The committee beg leave call the attention of the public
to his concert both OF its intrinsic merit and
bene VIOLENT application of It's proceeds.
Y. Be Be LAGSAT, Vice Vi s'e' do.
r.. LtHENS, Treasurer,
a2t ir BRUGUIERE, Secretary.
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MO CURE no PAY-I2nters Red Dfor-To he mind
~ ofthe intelligent reader The impression is that thus medI-
clue is thu gea' bumbus Ct gre value. and
fisre be much humbugsery this city in
ocular it is CONDEMNED among The But challenge
say truth thar there has be dece
ton any ubcruge sorted The virtues the
dc all pr nd it ID be- Deception shape,
form and when do not perform
all We promise wh Gu Is IN apeicq,d sse
and under all i'll take Pfcc 81
ri street a27
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T ARDS bbs prime Leaf Lar !. for sale by
f. X. COLLINS & co.


ctr s. sontb street
TMpOrTANT TO ALL.-Hsddoni ID, N. J., April co.
pain in the d. in the region Of the liver which
tinutd five days The pain then relieved BY the
breasing Of abcess ernav S1beqoenv and during
the whole winter OF 1884, 2 suffered intensely from the
pam the sde whe
IL relieved BY schargc Of mater rcm the absce, During
all this time conf sed house, had violent cough
raised much bloody matter and supposed by myself and
others TO be the last Of The February
following when life its close,
bottle Of W Basam OF Wild CneTry. As
as commenced the OF it began to The
Of side constantly le,s cough gradually left
The prouse and splitting OF blood ceased
ed the Bassm and BY the later part of March
ed my trade that If atapener, winch health has erabcd
o. continue without INTERRUPT Throughout the
W II further remark this arkabe rct.d by the
OF only three bottles OF Wars basam Of Wild Cherry
Gloucester County ~ j. s.-Pesonaly ared before
the subscriber OF the justices Of the and for
said county, Thomas Cozen, who bel duly affirmed
ding 20 law, saith the above in all things true
CT EMENT, j. r.
A. William, Esq counsellor at law, No So William street.
cured Of spasmodc asthma Of fou stand
by he Of bottle Of The Wild Cheny Bal'am Let those
who doubt ibis wonderful all at his flee and him.
da bleeding Of the lungs by the only DO tie
Two justices of the peace certify TO hi, We have
TO name OF the numerous similar cases.
Pce bottle. Soo at 1875 Fulton # Ms
by Isaac Butts ID, xter Albany Goham, New Haven.
a27 lm'ec
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By w. II. FRANKLIN, Aucuonrer
CABINET FUHNIrURE-Th. pub ic are resrc ctfully
~ informed that the subscriber intends settling
on Thursday the 9Th Of May. by W. H. franklin, his entire
stock OF spiepGd Cabinet Furniture Being of his
faeture ell warranted to be of first wo'kman,hio ,nd
materss Persons about hesng requested to call and
examine. SAMUEL WATERBURY,, 60 Bcckman,
a2i lwsm corner Gold street.
$40 700 10 LOAN, on bond and mortgage, IN sundry
aS63tsr J.B MONIES. % Nawau st.
FOR SALE HEAP-A bsndsoae Swing sIpn for Mill
l. merry and Dres, Making. Apply at 153 Cherry street.
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Second Board.
New York Public stock Exchange.


State of Trade.
There is no material change in the markets.
CoHon-Has not been very active sales about 1000
bales at steady prices At the South the markets bave
been fair and at New Orleans the 18th advance of
IT, was obtained. The following are the comparative
prices =
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10 Bank Commerce eg
$50 do do SC ipt 975z
$50 do do 971S
Is Long .sland Bank CO
I95 Far's Loan & Trust JIG
% OH, LifeIns &Tiust 81
80 Bsnk cf Ksn'ucky t3 So
10 NY Var, las. Co. 50
5 UticaSs :, hensoudy Il9
5 Syrs cuse aud Unca mar
40 Auburn 4 Rochester &c