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tive. The abundance Of money and the rumored short
feeling which may usually the when it sezes
cotton run to too great heighth. The present posi-
ing circular Of Messrs Stewart and Wright:
The MARKET-snce the first OF August, the market has
presented OF continual activity totally unlocked
Tor at this season. at constantly improving prices the
sales will be by reference tabular state
ment above are unprecedentedlly large; much more
than at any former period in this city The steamer Of
the 10Th August bringing favorable accounts of the Lii
verpool and Havre Markets. added to the state
OF the crop about to be gathered fresh confidence
to holders and SPECTATORS and they have been enabled
TO obtain an advance up Saturday last, 9th inst OF to
c. the previous Saturday quotations. and quote
still farther advance in the last three days oi tc all
descriptions. The amount of Cotton offering, continues
small say from ten TO twelve thousands bales large
proportion Of the remainder being held for adv
ON present rates. which confidently looked for. The
operations until within day two, have been mostly
conhnedto the lower grades, particularly New Orleans
and Mobile which have decided preference with
manufacturers; grades above mddling are now
ing sought after but still continue at proporonay low
rates. sales made fully at the outside prices Our
manufacturing districts continue in very healthy state
and understand that several places the Mills
being run night and day. with extra sets OF operatives
will be seen by reference to the annual statement that
the consumption by and in the hands Of manufacturers
for the just closed is set down at 32529 baesor
consumption and the demand for goods for expectation
requiring nearly II not quite an additional one hundred
thousand bales.
Exchanges-The supply of foreign Bills o. Exchange
limited, than usual this and further
advance has taken place since the sailing OF the
the st inst The operations in Sterling 81
and o. and in some instances per cent has been paid
chiefly confined to regular city drawers. There has
been Southern and but few Canadian bills in market
holders quite firm, and the rate cannot decline maeri
ally until we receive bills from the South based upon
shipments Of the crops which not looked for
til November in the time, if the rate advances TO
10 per upwards considerable ship of specie
will follow; this, in the present abundant state OF
money market will cause no uneasness. Shipments
already making Of some inconsderable amounts.
In Francs the operations have not been extensve ship.
mens OF specie are making to Hayre mere is preparing
For quotations OF other Exchanges refer to statement
above.
We remain respectfully your obedient servants,
STEWART & WRIGHT,
Brokers' Tontine Building, of Wall Water SITS.
The speculative disposition which has been manifest in
this market evnced in the following table Of transac
tinns
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Provision Market,

FRIpAY, Sept. 10, 6P. Nj.
The meat markets are bountuly supplied with every
variety and quality the country produces Fine young
very abundant and cheap cells sell at 10 per pound,
black fish the same.
vegetables are plenty, Of every description. Fruits
can be found at every rod in the street. cheap and good
peaches particularly are Splendid the best Of which
be bought Tor u shillngs per basket Watermeons of
every size and shape, in great abundance. Damson
plums at shillings the halt peck. Pears shngs a
bushel basket Mangoes for picking sell at shillings
the hundreds peppers do rs 81 do. Tomatoes getting
scarce, 3 shillings a basket are asked
Below we give our usual table carefully corrected.
We have made many alterations In the quotations for
this week. and the prices given will be found
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Last evening the 18th instant after short Illness Mr.
JOHN SEcoINE, in the s7th year of his age.
The friends Of the family and also his James Sc
goiRe, respectfully invited attend his funeral on
Sunday morning. at o'clock from his late residence No
SO Orchard street.
His remains will be taken to Staten Island for inter-
ment.
On Friday the 18th instant, of Dspepsey, ABRAHAM II.
Potter, aged so years.
The relatives and acquaintances invited to attend
his funeral Saturday the l6h at O'Clock in the after
noon.
&Albany papers will please copy the same
At Brooklyn on the l4h instant, FREpERicK BAcKUs,
infant Of J. M. Woodward.
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Foreign ImportatIOns.

BELzr, Ion-Brg Florida Blanco-3O tons Iogwood box
shells % cochnea do indigo S82i Blanco3 bales
ssrsapala $1,000 AlexanderS2l5O Labousse-S82i +
Echartc
MARAcABo-Schr Victoria5A bags coffee J Hollorl-23
do Tooker, Mead co-27 do Meyer Sucksn57 Mason X
fhompson-i8 Doming do hides NJ de Puga
cks basam Aanguen co0O bags so hides Boucaud
* Tlebsud.
CuRaooA-Schr Onario22io pieces ache wood i6l bdls
skins do old copper % hides u csmwood Boomer Graves
x co-tO bdls 2 hf do skins j Foulke x son.
Sr JOINS PRBrg Eolus58 hhds sugar IL cks molasses
Medad Pat2 hhds IL casks moasses Tobias Lord-33
puns rum J w Archibald bbs sugar w Haley.
MATANzAs-Brig BoIdeaux-l2l hhds Rowland As
pnwal-l30 bxs do NJ TayloriO0 do 5 TayIor60 cks
lasses Grinnell, Mntum col box Thurston.
AREcIBoBarque Condor2o6 hhds bbls hlds
x
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Brighton Market,

MONDAY, Sept. ii, lS43
AT Market $50 Beef Cattle, 275 Stores rs pair Work
ing Oxen, 2700 Sheep, and 1000 Swine.
Prices-Beef Cate.-We quote to correspond with last
week. small number of extra at 81 SO a rs; first
quality 1875 $50; second quality 375a 25; third quail
ty 3a3 SO
Stores-Two year old So l3 three years old $II IT,
Working Oxen-Sales at 500, g. ~ and So
Sheep-Lots were sold from Toe to ST. So. Wethers
from ST 80 to rs,
Swine-Shoatst peddle at 4sc for sows and 5sc Tor
Barrows. Old Hogs ut 4 SC. At retail from 8 a Ole
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

oEFT III IoF3.
Beeves-l090 Pennsylvania in market; 257 OF which
were driven on to the New York marketthe remainder
were taken by our butchers at 81 for inferior to fair
quality, and 4{a5i for prime-all sold.
Cowes and Caves-250 offered Sales were made at
$2S to S2bextra $50. Springers $40 SIS. Dry Cows
SIS to 81.
Hogs-7oo offered, principally Pennas Sales at 4ia4a-
900 lett over.
Sheep and Lambs-9oo ofered-at 81 90 to So So
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Passengers Arrived.

BarMEN-Brs Alwina1A Halioen, o5 iq the sieenge,
Edw Koppish Robt Finlay, Leopold Lamin.
BELIZE Hon-Brig Florida Banco-Nlr Cox, lady child and
servant.
SALT KEY-Brig Archelaus--E Mills.
New ORLEANs-Ship Deucalion-Nlr Mahagan, Mr. Quirk
III Sears in the steerage.
New ORLE.Ns-Shp st Mary-Nss Peabody, Miss Muran
Mr. DE kock Mr. Loaste-8 in the storage.
SAvANNAm,Bng Excel-Mrs L Thomson, Miss Muslin G
Muslin, L Thomson Geo Strupper, j. Hannal--2 the
CuAELEsToN--Brig Dmon-W Brown, ii j Judd, II
Johnson, III Wilkes, ii Phillips, = Phelps Lnde, w But
LEI, J Schnyely, w Ellis-l in The storage.
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CIGNs OF THE TIMEs-EoUAL RJGHTs-LoOK

SlGNS or THE TIMES-EQuAL RIGHTs-LOOK
~ TO TllEM-ln no city in the Union are equal rights"
strictly observed and carried out than IN this our own
beautiful city The hogs large enjoying the high
freedom and though restricted by the laws enacted by
wise legislators still open defiance OF Street Inspectors
aud Corporation Attome, &c. grunt most melodIousy
Signs beautifully ornaentng city such
oslngs Ga and GO Nassau strectese though harmless ia
themselves, aud of inconvenience any must
(at equal rights be fairly carried oul bc point of
law, aud ued Of accodng TO law that the truly
needy live and enjoy the full benefit Of equal rights"
Moro anou. A SUBSCRIBER
eG
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FINE TEAS

A CHOICE SELECTION Of Young Hyson. part Of the
grant Also black Sopchong and Powshong Coloopg and Mo-
ha lavour llowquas black Families boarding houses
aud hotels DESTROYS Of the genuine Howqas mix
can be supplied by The single pound IN packages Of
Skin and Gunpowder Teas for low wholesale and retail
A. A. JOHNSTON, Sugar Store, 81 Bowery
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Cleveland the nth nst the price for wheat rated at 10
cts and -four 3d. a ss6ai Operators were anxiousy
waiting the receipt OF from this city. The LIST OF
September generally winds up the receipt Of the old
CROP Below give table OF receipts up to that time
for the past six wears -
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the is likely to overtake those cotton opera
tors, who go too deeply into it. The movement in
this business has affected exchanges and helped to cause
scarcity ofbis which will induce shipments of specie
aud thus afford some employment for idle funds. The
weather at the south is good, promising far less damsge
to cotton than some reports have represented The effect
will be when prices have gone up under to
hurry the picking out and to draw large stocks upon the
market, causing fall in prices, well as of bills, and
bring the specie back in greater quantities The weather
IN most parts country has been of cool and ne
presagug one OF those long Indian summers which will
90 more for the cotton crop than the rain done injury
The state OF the currency SOUTH is such prevent
any extensive holding back of crops formerly the
case 1.-THE stock sccumuates ut all for RISE it be
in the cities OF the Atlantic and in Liverpool and
verse will not throw the loss upon the planters but upon
the accumulations OF money idle.
At New Orleans the banking movement isl very much
contracted and has been follows through the year.
The returns Of the Banks Of New orleans to the LIST
instant are as follows
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Barque Whitton, Curtis days frsm Turks Island with
5000 bushels salt 20 Buck Peters. -
barqae condor Tikob 6 days from lArecibo with
Bremen brig AlSiaa AhreuisId 72 days from Bremen with
Br,g Arrene MeCntock, IS days from ST. Martins with
Brig Washington, Mumford from surinam Aug g. via Oc
G p 2sp WITH 2o binds 80 ties moasses TO Blossom
pL'g rioud blanco, Eldrdge, ~ days from Belize, liond
with iogwood &c. to b. Blanco Left American vessels
port.
Brig Georgana Davis 10 days from Barbados ballast
Brig ECU; Haley 10 days from Ponce PR with
Brig Aehea.s Crowell IS days from Salt Key with 362s
bushels salt 10 Middleton & Co.
master.
Brig Acton, Berry q days from Mobile. with cotton to
England, died on the passage All hands sick.
p!,g Excel Baxter days from Savannah, with cotton &c
Brig Dmon Robinson days from Charleston, with cotton
Brig Wolco, Low, days from Swansboro, Nc with naval
stores, 70 DE Psyster x Whtmarsh. -
brss o1g Hoe Farrell II days from ST. Johns NE with
Bouchand Thebaud.
Schr Ontario, Wooson 20 DAYS from Cuncoa with skins
TO - w. Lewis.
Schr Tangier King 20 days from ST. Johns PR with 1873
hh S o t sugar 81 lhds molasses to b Lasaa
naval stores TO De Peyster < Whmarsk
Schr Two Brothers, Robinson, days from Washington ~
Z; WIN inayal stores TO De Peyster Wbitmarsh.
Sepr north sat- koberts days from Newbern NC with
Schr Ilosa, Hallock days from Wilmington, NC. with
naval stores TO j. Ogden.
Schr Juete Wogam 10 DAYS from Petersburg with mdse
TO j. Hunter 49, 49,
schr Example Simpson, from Machlss with timber to j. r.
Snow. - ''
= sloop Cernihsn, Shepherd from New Bedford with OIL to
Below.
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new the negotiation for the por cent loan Of that State
part OF which said TO have been taken last spring
No sales have however been made the Stock board In
asocks however there is aconfdence that the improve
mentn business will gradually bring about their ult-
mate payment, il untoward movement of SPECTATORS
orla wvers iuterveue
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TAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.--Look at ou bills of NOR.
tality aud you find that Consumption is deruc-
tive Ia human life ~ this than other disease We
all know that Cough like the warning Of the sttenake, al
pecedes well accompanies this terrible
fair presumption that every Cough may in Pull
monary disease f not checked early aud where the risk
great the danger imminent astonishing that ndV duals
should be found mad enough TO neglect the means Of Dr.
ayne ESrecornt be readily procured any pant Of the
United States and the experience aud voluntary Testimony of
thousands the results of chemical analysis and the decisions
of professional who stand IN the first rank of medical
science all point out the best preparation invented by
the of all diseases of the lungs chest wind pine
and other connected with the process of respiration
used regular practice by the celebrated physicians of
the day sold by A. b. X ID. SANDS Druggists No Full
street Broadway and n East Broadway. 62wr
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sim ..'....6 HIGH WATER " 50
--
Cleared.
Ships Queen Of the West, Woodhouse Liverpool Woodruff
N,nturu Siiye de Grasse Thompson, Havre a. Bolton,
Fox Livingston; Tuscarora, White, Indian Ocean, whane
j. H. JonesSchrs Sir Lionel Smith, (Br) Stanley Kingston,
a Dunscomb Bcckwh; Helen Rogers. Havana Ramon de
Zado; Tonet Berry, Trinidad, Foster Nckerson; Cah4
rue r) Perry Yarmouth, Ms j. H. Bmne; Dodge, Penfed
Alexandria sturges Chairman
Arrived.
French ship Minerva Ackery - days from st. Thomas, in
ballast, to Craig \ lleydecker. -
ship 81 Mary Foster s days from New Orleans, with cot
Stanton Frost Mr. fter Lyons, OF New Orleans,
passenger died on the passage.
SHIP Deucsiion Allen days from New Orleans with
ton, &c. master.
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HUNTERS RED DROP.-Ths long tried friend Of the
unfortunate is daily gaining popularity, account of the
levng the afflicted This invaluable medicine rescued them
the destroyer. II be obtained only the old establish
ed Hunterian Dispensary the disease
nature Price ST. Division street. N. B.Cons uation
gratis Albany agency. No South Pearl street. of Mr. VIM.
Russell druggist and Of him only in that cty the Lakes
Buffalo sell counterfeit IL be obtained north Of Al
counterfeit is sold all Boston, Mass. sic lt.r
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WHO CAN MISTAKE A WIG however arfully pre-
pared, for the natural and living growth Of the hair
There is dull dead look artificial stiffness about the
counterfeit which orbds its being mistaken for the genuine
article Aud yet nineteen out of twenty for tenth
of the money that Wig costs the bald scalp be made
bring forth its covering instead of being beholden
thatcher of skulls for second hand adomment. The emai
showers conducive vegetation than Jayne
Hair Tonic to the growth Of the Hair II sickness sorrow
any other cause has sho your brow of It's clustering cu
and hnned the redundant side locks which burst in such
nxurnce from beneath your fashionable beaver Jaynes Hair
Tonic Will live life aud vgor to the which still remain
and IA Incredibly short space of time restore your Hyperion
Cus IN all their pristine beauty, Those who have been for
years unsuccessful IN endeayorng to cultivate whskers and
monstaches viii find this preparation the Elixir Vitr.
~ Sold by A. u. x ID. SANDS, Druggists, whoesa ale
and retail No 70 Fulton street 23 Broadway, and n East
Broadway. sic 2wsr
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THORN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF Ca.
PAlRA AND SARSApARILLA

POSSESSES few advantages not enjoyed by any other me-
dicne for the of all sexual diseases and which must
with enlightened public. render assuedly highly popular
aud desideatum long sought for the medical world IL
needs confinement change Of diet In approved form,
that OF paste il is entirely stcss, and causes no unpleasant
the IL has acquired the utmost fame al
Of Europe IL has been examined approved Of
aud sanctioned by the faculty Of medicine and recommended
by the eminent of the profession
Prepared by j. y. Thome, chemist, London, and for sale
wholesale and retail, by JAMES TARRANT,
$50 Greenwich street come of Warren street
Also at Park Row aud 5is Broadway 1863 Broadway a.,
Broadway Lispenad street. $50 Broadway OF
Walker street. sill 2wissm
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MARITIME HERALD.
Ship Masters and Agcnts,

We shall esteem favor, il Captains of Vessels will give
Commodore RoBERr SLyEy, of News Fleet, a Re
port of the shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken on their Passage List Of their Cargo aud
board them Immediately their arrival. Agents Cor.
respondents home abroad will also confer favor bv
sendng this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
Obtain Nautical Information Of kind will be thankfully
received.
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poRT OF NEW YORK, September Ie.
Cleared.

sun Risrs ...5 " MOON RISKS. 1910 20
SIN sETs...........6 HIGH WATER y IS
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DOCTOR BELL.


DOCTOR BELL devotes his rersoua ssution fdaily un
- I'll 10 T. NJ TO the removal of private diseaseS In every
state suffering under potracted cases aggravated or un
successfully treated by inexperienced pretended pr,ctton
ersose aborng under the destructive effects of mercury on
qu,ck nosms and all who suspect the Of disease
lurking the consult Dr. b. always with guar
anee OF a
Persons contemplating marriage who have been the sub
OF delicate diseases consult Dr. Bell with honorable
confidence Post paid letters describing the persons
distance, have his prompt Dr. treatment
to Suspicion and we'll known be safe and
y,Pryaeoces 81 Cedar street. two doors from Broidwa,
sl6 im'r
pnl TItcJfSI, EEMAIE PILLS
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WE WISH YOU THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE
SEASON.
NOTICE TO THE ISRAEL TIES that their New Year
IN approaching the 18th and On this
the celebrated F. Davis of Birmingham and London, will off
cate Reader the Synagogue (Be lsrae of Lispe
nard and Broadway The Rev. II. L. Goldberg will deliver
Grafton upon this
b Gentlemen will please procure their seats in time.
sic
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DAY BOARDING.

NOTICE-Shippers packet ship Queen of the West for
Liverpool VIII please clear their goods at Custom House
mis- law SI5
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
rI,HFSF rmcd and celebrated Fills from Portugal are we
perceive TO bc Obtained in this country See advertise
ment ON the Last column. faa'sh nssS.
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DACKET SHIP QUEEN OF THE WEST, for Liver
pool Cabin passengers by this ship will please be
board steamboat HERCULES Whitehall Dock, this day at IL
O'Clock precisely.
Letter Bags will close at a before ltr
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GENTLEMEN taking their meals down town, dasrous of
securing day board private family where the table
supplied in the best STYLE will find their land
far preferable both regards comfort and esrectaby
public eating house, by applying 20 Fulton Two
or three gentlemen be accommodated with full board
Terms moderate. si lmr
HANDSOME APARTMENTS with board, may be had
application at AL Houston street.-The entire second
floor which is spacious and good order few double and
single rooms may also be obtained by applying above
81 Id
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NAVY BREAD-about 10 600 lbs. for sale low rate by
IN JOHN HERDMAN
Sec ST
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ITO MILLINERS, &c.-CARL KING, the celebrated Tus-
Hat Manufacturers most respectfully informs his kind
friends and that he has associated himself with Mr.
Joseph Lyon ate from Pas aud have established themselves
az No John street (9nder the firm OF Lyon kng) where
they have splendid assortment Of Paris Millinery RITZ
ce suitable for the ensuing The above stock consists
elegant of Tuscan and Straw Hats rich Silk
Eeyes rich Velvet Ribbons Luestrng and Satin Ribbons all
AL colo-Fnch Flowers Feathers; an entire new style Of
Silks aud every other article in the Millinery line.
Nessrs L. X would also that the above goods have
been purchased for cash (direc from the manufacturers and
will be sold small ADJ those who may be
pleased TO favor them with CALL
In,hr " nhnu
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l WANTED-Bya competent person, a situation TO dis,ri.
w butte cards. circulan handbills Please address by
l note, L. M. at this office. sli ar
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, More this year. .'''29l 09l79 less % ,i36
Comparative statement of arrivals tonnage from the lower
Forts IN the years 1912 and 8i3 up the 10th Sept each
year,
FeSseis. Tonnage.
65 39tB
1915.
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FALES' CNPRl AN
HAIR TONIC,
For The Growth, Preservation and Resio-
! ration of Me Hair.

y
NO matter how bald a person may be,
~ growth Of hair will be prodOccd and
naturally too as herbagc grows Cn The plain, or
the lily in the valley. This Tonic Is warran,ed
To cleanse the hair from Dandruli, aud every
other accommodating Substance. l. your hair
dr., and falling olf,-the Tonic will molstan
and fx it firmly in the head Is your hair thin
Or your head bald the Tonic is warranted to
satisfy the largest desires in thickenIng the hair
ir The first case aud covering the Bald head
with natural han, IN the second.
I II is composed OF these remedial agents that
restore the skin at once to a sound and healthy
condition, when thus restored, YOU will soon
discover on the head, a short soIt and beautiful
growth of young hair, gradually increasing IN
length, I'LL II becomes like your other hair was
/ before you began TO lose IT.
FAIES' CoUGH, oRM. HEADACHE and
DiarrhTa or Dyscntary lOIENGES are safe,
certain and agreeable remedies for the diseases
! for which they are recommended.
/ Numerous, speedy aud surprising cures have
been effected 10y their use, hence heir popudrl-
~.
I DYoT1's ORACLE o. llEAL1H, (Phiadel.
phia) SAYS that taIes' Medlcatcd Lozenges are
considered by those who have used them, To be
far ,upc,ior 10 Shornun's OF any other introduced
iuto that market
THE CoUGH LozENGEs are beneficial in all
cases Of comnon colds, hopping cough, asih-
matte affection, Inflammation of the throat and
lungs they are also particularly beneficial FOR
the Group, aud very good substitute Tor the
celebrated Hive syrup, Cough Candies. Qulnsy
Cordials Pulmonary Basans. sc.
| THE WORM Io7ENuEs, are a safe and
sure remedy for Worms. Two or three is u
dose ior very smal children, and five OF sn lor
larger ones.
I Tar DYsLNrABY i.ozTNGis are a certain
ard agreeable remedy Tor Dllnha aud Bowel
Complaints Of Chlldren. Full directions ns To
diet aud manner OF taking them, accompany
each box
/ rHt IICApAcHE or CAMPHoR LozENGIs,
are beneficial IN cases of nervous headache IN
ievcrous affections oC atyphus character. They
are useful in Rheumatism and peripneuniony I;
also IN eruplve diseases, To favor the eruption
or bring II back when It has suddenly roceded
from the skin, as sometimes happens IN measles
and small pos.
I ~ B ne sure that J. J. FAIES, NJ d, Bos
ton. is on the side of the Box ihat'you buy.
! For salc IN Newport, at the Confectionery
and Variety store Of
4 July i. STACY, in.