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The money market presents nearly the same features
have characterized for months The banks have
their funds mostly employed in stock loans at rates
that scarcely will enable them to sustain their dividends
The capital SO situated is constantly seeking business pa
per prefer and therefore there is very little proba
by that for length Of time to come the rate ofdscount
mercantile paper will rise There is not In the hsnds
Of individuals and the public at large any great amount
OF capital seeking investment. The revulsion and the
bankrupt law have made terrible havoc In private
mutation and the of individuals will for the most
part find employment in the increasing trade cash
basis The evidences ofthe improved internal prosperity
ofhe country found in the tolls Of the public works
The following comparative table of those receipts to
Julv Ist
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We quote sweet Mntanzas

at 20c.
Sugar-sales OF white Brazil at II New Orleans at
% Porto Rico 81 to brown Havana 81 a7ac at auc-
Coffee This article is very inactive quote for La
gnayra Tic; st Domingo 81 81 Brazil 81 g. Cuba II
cents.
NGrGl Stores-sales of Turpentine North County, to
some extent at saa5 but holders principally prefer keep
Spi,its-ssles Of otsrd, Dupuy Co. Brandy at So IS
2s7t; A Seignette 81 10; Medsr's Swan Gin, 81 25
Drudge Whskey is dull, tho same at 20 and State
Prison bbls 2lc.
Frth-Bunch Raisins selling at 81 62l n e5 Eeu
thera Pine Apples at SO so per 100 African Pea Nuts at
81 cash, per bushei sicily Lemons at So s7t.
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The prices, 1t will be observed, pretty we'll main
tained but STILL great disparity exists in stocks that
all apparently equally good The chief of this is
that to which recently alluded, viz that the
abundance of money is not general but confined mostly
to corporations In their hands tho competition for stock
confined to certain descriptions There is not capital
sufficient in the United States to give employment to all
indust ial employ ments and leave surplus large
enough to sustain all States and corporate stocks at the
high level at which United States Government Stocks
raised by corporate influence. In 1885 New York
State SIS at II premium but in that year the whole
amount of public stocks was sos 100000. It is now
$500 0oO The amount of capital in the country ap,
20 stock investme ats probably less than in
1885, because since then speculation has swollen and
revuson aken place The usual effect Of revulsons is
send affairs lower than the speculation raised then making
them off than before The usual effect of the re-
vusons upon stocks has been to cut of from them the
assistance of foreign investments and leave an
quantity OF stock with less to invest in them The
accumulation Of capital for the nex few years s likely
however to be exceedingly rapid Almost all property,
real and PERSONAL has fallen into the hands of Of
capital extraordinary low prices The general advance
in values which has commenced must immensely en-.
nance the means of stock investments, and gradually
absorb the whole at advancing prices without foreign
interference.
The Connecticut Legislative Committee report the fol-
from the States Alabama, and New jersey
the reputation of State debts.l
Resolved Thatthe pecunary dstresses fthe country
fer the last years have had their origin vicious
system of banking and credit principally attributable
the errors and corrupons of the United states Bank
Resolved, That the expansion of credit and circulation
in 1885 1886 and 1887 begat false confidence and gam
bling spirit OF adv creating the projection OF great
works Of internal Improvement by the States and the i'm
position of immense Indebtedness the States in
form OF State stocks.
Resolved, That the revuson certain to follow the in
discreet expansion, left the indebted States without
means to discharge their obligations, and reputation
snsued.
Resolved That reputation CT State Debts violates the
principles Of moral and political right and is founded in
dishonest motives and if permitted to defeat the demands
of State creditors will earn nfamy for republican
institutions enduring as time.
Resolved That the assumption Of State Debts by the
National Government is not among the powers of the
Federal Republic resting it does on the foundation of
delegated authority against this scheme of the arisocra
cy of wealth and the influence of foreign creditors the
whole energies Of the American people should be d
rected in any form National Debt is great evil when
holden by CITIZENSHIP the hands of foreigners it.
must be the of national dependence and degrade
ton.
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ay- FROIssART's CHRONICLES, PART w.,
ombelljshed with fifteen superb epgravings, publshed
this morning, at so Ann street Price % cents.

H. Gentisn and sassafras prepared by the New York
College of Medicine and Pharmacy is now universally
allowed by the medical faculty OF New York to be the
greatest purifier Of the blood at present known. The
combination of gentian and sassafras with sersapars,
aud the absence Of all mineral preparations gives de-
cded over all other mixtures sold under the
name Of sarapara. 1t ia sovereign remedy for scroi.
Ia salt rheum rheumatism rngwoIms, bloches or PIN.
PIES ulcers nodes secondary syphitic affections and all
diseases arising from an impure state OF the blood
Gold single bottles at rs cents each; in contain
lag half Dozen So so in do do Dozen Sc careful
Jy packed and sent to all parts of the Union.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College, 81 Nassau
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1888 SO
S776 So

Showing gain In merchandise of $3.50 SO notwith.
standing the heavy reduction-whle at the same time
the passenger transportation ION which reduction has
been made has decreased $776 49, which demonstrates
the advantage of low tolls and low fares
These unerring indie Of upward tendency
in affairs, and will find employment for the
sfndividual and more remotely for those of the banks
The prices Of stocks have not altered UGH since the
closing Of the last packet. The rates follows
PRICES STOCKS IN THE New YoRK MARKET, DEC. Is
1912, MAY 81 AND July IL, lB43.
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Foreign I,nportntions.

LoNpov-shp Tofou'o--2 pkfs mnell Ninur1 4 cr--45
lie hhAm 4 Moore w BrewCs-2 q y Gunthtr-lg s Du
nh-i2 phllip.l0 Ci RI > Ba,,eissd--o CamTing
soo6--iO Jsney-2 "a M GwE- Clerk M q, sa,--3 q
Fitting & Cube-l0 Jobbstt coo " Vy,t-l knight
80 Hancoe X col Hach u tot Oppnhem cot "
AneD-- ID Samuel Appetjn-.i Ne ipg--l q Wstfs
- Ma me-3 Gojdhue ce--2 Leanig-l LowEds-l
Wiley Putnam % II Baylis-i add. co-67 to order.
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FreIxllts.

At SAVANNAH the It'll nstant.-Tke only vessel now in
port up Lverpoois asking led and &c. which rate is
dcu be obtained For Bos on, the last vessel load
ed, filled up at 81 per bale To New York, the packets
are taking at 75c per bale for round and square.
At MOBILE the 9th instant.-Snce orr last, two more
additional ships have laid for New York. reducing the
rate ST. so bale and will take nearly all the cotton
sale The barque Salem, the only vessel loading
for foreign port, has all her cargo Engaged.
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Passengers Arrived.

LcNDoN-Psckst ship TornntoJ,mc, Parton, Chss Rested
New York; n Tnsie niue lady aud chi d. any; u Nj
hr and lady, Miss Miller Miss A Miller Miss l. +
Miller, Walter " LIVE, Arrowsmith England-50 in the
BAvANA-Bmque J.hn Fredoiick-J TaTlor. Bowen,
MaLk-u. -. -
.ArALAcHcoLA-sh,p FormosazMiss NJ Porter MISS b
Hurt w Bahcock j GIANT, Il q Po,r, A Downer, Lee
IA Mitchell, L. A Markham. G Day, J Ruan.
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The comparative receipts this year and last for
have heen M follops

Since the 22d April appears there has been received
this 3l5 54s bales last in the period 2O7
446 bales only received. In the first week in July
this year 900 bales to hand. We forbear the
present any remarks the growing crop, except the ge
neral one that the weather thus far generally favorable
Prices have not changed materially since last quota.
tons.
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90 CAUTION.--As the isne of Brisops sarsaparilla
has spread far and wde base mitaors have sprung up
hopsg to reap rich reward from the labors of the in
ventor, ne matter at what expense OF human voc and
suffering Where the real article is known, their efforts
have provad futile, yet it Is impossible IT, guard the ncau
tious and uHwsy in all instances against imposition and
frnud Remainder Bristors sasspara has stood the
oil ten years. and universally approved OF by the Med
cal Faculty Those who hope to be benefited by this
invaluable preparation should be cautious and avoid
prscipsd suscks, who advertise their spurious imita
tions Al halt or any price. good medicine 10 worth
more than gallons OF limitation such pslrsd of on
tao uswary.
No person requested to buy this medicine until they
have satisfied themselves that Is ell il prrpor 10 be
which can be dsne by calling on Mr.. William Burger,
No. 30 Courtlandt street. or Mr.. Thomas Hogan 20s
Stanton street. where OF testimony can be found
satisfy any reasonable person. reference given of
persons cured that may DO seen and inquire Of
sold, Wholesale and retail by William Burger Drug.
gut, 50 Courtlaudt ST. Also, by Rushton L Co.; VIM
Aspinwall, Milhsu's Pharmacy, 100 Broadway; Wood
Morrison, 2os Greenwich st.; J. Syne % Bowsry and
corner OF Water and Falton sts J. C. Morrison, ies
Greenwich At, and al respectable Druggists.
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90 "LIFE'S BUTA WALKING SHADOW" SAID
SHAKSPEARE-If then existence is so trail and unccr.
tan how necessary it s to guard and oriy it'll the
elements OF health "In peace prepare for war; is tn
motto OF the statesman ain health prepare the body
resist the attacks of disease" should he the Of every
wise and prudent and How is this prepare
ton to be msde2 We answer, by the of medicine
whsh will give 10 tho stomach healhy tone. Call at
I25 Fulton street and buy box two of Peters, Pills.
and IL IL do not make you feel il you had been
born I'D spirit of life ond activity introduced into
every abre Of your Frame they will not act upon your
syem they did upon that of the writer OF this article
Principal Office l25 Fulton street Agents, John NJ
Moore ls7 Hudson street; A 3. Jordan, Milk street.
Boston; J. Murphy, 81 North Sixth street, Philade
phia; Dexter, Albany.
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Brighton (Cinn) Cattle Market,
For the week ending Julv 5th


Died.
On the morning Of 18th instant after lingering i'll
ness WILLIAM MERRILL in the list year OF his age.
His friends and those of his sons William II. and John
G. Merrell, respectfully invited to attend his funeral
this afternoon 3h) at o'clock, from his late residence
No. le5 Greenwich street.
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FOREIGN Markets.

SINGAPORE. March ll-Pepper was quoted at $ii Tin
l4t Is per rcul Tea equal Congou, at 81 per chest
OF 25lb. Sage II per pcui Exchange Bills London
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MONEY MARKET.

wednesday, July 1@-8 II. M.
The sales of stocks public auction yesterday good
prices, seems to have given confidence to the
ket Those stocks purchased almost all of them
on account OF institutions Manhattan Bank Atlantic In.
surancs, and Merchants Bunk were among the buy
The feeling OF the board 10 day was better and prices,
with the exception of United states Loans, which FELL
were better. Harlem Railroad rose Ii farmers Loan
per cent Illinois !; United States 5's were quoted 8,
A.
At the New Board tho business Yves better and prices
frmer
Tho demand for bills for this picket is fair and to
extent for the remittance of the July dividends due
abroad The supply OF bills contracts tho season adj
vsnces, and rates have somewhat yroved as follows
RATES OF FoREieN BILLS IN NRw YoRK. July 49,
,ao. Jansl May 49, June 30.
E@nee, .ss@s ss,ss.R seajia5s giSsS %
Apftofu wsf $40 s8Isd39A 39ka JgH 39Aa 20
s,amburs ,sSrza2h si&s3a s5ka SS $50 s5,f
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Cotton Trade.

The late advices from abroad have had the effect o
queting the market in all the leading cities The re
ceps OF cotton continues large for the season. and the
position OF the crop is now follows
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LATEST SOUTHERN sHIp MEMS.

LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NtWS.
fnILADKLrHIA July PAR Tuscap. Ccggins St Johns,
PR; H-nrisla tair.I, NYorh; Edw PEBBLE Psttng East.
port. CD Orailoo, Lutkin, West Indies.
BALTIMORE, Jriy li-Sld Aimepl, Howes, Boston.
RICHMOND. jul Il-sld Olive Brarch. Fall Riv r.
NoHroLK J7y s-Au Nasganset Baker, Boston for hi,h
mond; 10 b Geor McCennan, New Orleans for do Dr
franklin, Tuttle, NHayen.
Foreign Ports.
ST JoHHs PR Jans 2in port Vssper Loand oil and Tor
Philadelphia epc.
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Do.neaflo an,pnrtnl,nns.

,ArALAcMcoLA-Ship Formoia-63 bales cotton Bognt&
Knee land % kiehardtoL5g CahoOS Kinney cCi Per
hns, Hopkins u co-l9t to order.
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90 THE BANE AND THE ANTlD OTE-.The
great increase in the bills OF mortality within afsw
weeks past shows that hundreds being hurried
away to early grave by the improper OF fruit whsh
invariably produces cholera mormus dierrhea and
rous elections Of the bowels which if not properly treat
cd, terminates in death. DR. Sherman's Co,hartic Lo.
zeBgss all impurities and obstrucons-they
the best preparations be oundthey pleasant the
tasespeedy in their effects and do not leave the bowels
costve which is the with other preparations And
rems1y for darrhea his Restorative Lozenges
unrvalled often curing that troublesome complaint
in few hours and With trouble, while other means
sggravse and proong the disease which they given
TO cure.
Dr.. Shernan's warehouse is l06 Nassau street.
Agents ITO Broadway; 10 Aston House; 227 Hudson ST.
lsS Bowery n East Broadway l39 Fulton Brooklyn,
and 50 Chestnut st. Philadelphia.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.


80 shares Girard Bank ol A do Mechanics, 1876 $50
CITY ga 1859 1921; $4,000 Cincinnati Bonds 1850 81
shares schuylin Bank, 7; 25 dn Manufacturers and
Mechanics Blk, 14i IS DO Girard Bank 81; so New Or
leans a l7b; 81 do MEG hsnics Bank 1875 do schuvl
kill Navigation Co.. AS; $1,000 Pennsylvania 5s 1870 4s
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Packets To Sail.
Ship lnasssrs ana Agents.

40 snail esesm It favor If Captains Vessels will give
TO Commodore ROBERT siLYgY OF News Fleet k>
COR Of ne 2hspng len q the Port whence they sailed the
Fs.leS spoken on their Passage List Of her Cargo and
GOV Foreign New,pGpc News thoy may lie Will
board them immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
ietponJens, at hone abroad will also confer favor by
sea0ug 70 this Once all Marine intelligence they can
ohtaa Edute.l information Of kind viii be thankfully
rccslyeG
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no NECESSARY CAUTIoN-Nos sooner does a,

1I3- NECESSARY CAUTION.-Nos sooner does
article of real utility attract public attention and
extensive patronage than aaventurers start into the field
with base limitations to snatch from the inventor the just
recompense for his labor.
The resored 10 by the imitators of DR. Felix
Goursuds Poudres Subtles for uprootng Hair and the
pertinacty with which they continue their deceptions
renders imperative duty of the proprietor to call the
attention of purchasso the fact that the genuine not
TO be had any where in New York but at the original
and old established store CT Walker street door from
Broadway Tint zach bottle of the genuine enveoped
in handsome wrapper with the sig aure of the Doctor,
and az further protection each bottle, which issqnsre,
has the following blown in the four sides" Dr. Felix
Goursuds Poudres Subtes, New York" Price 81 per
bottle.
Agents-Boson, Milk street, Providence, c. Dyer r
Lowell, Carleton s. Co; New Haven, Myers; Philadel.
phia rs Chestnut street; Albany Maiden lane; rough-
keepse, Gray; Goshen, Elliott
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Ihese are indications of general result In all the
States and in all sections of the States there in.
crea'ing business derived mostly from freight in the
case OF the Baltimore and susquehanna Railroad This
Company in tn spring. reduced their rates oftranspora.
ton about so per cent and hardly reasonable to
pect that the gross receipts would have reached those OF
the corresponding months of Last year
For Passengers. For Merchandise.
June l8t2, 1881 II $500 so
June l8t3 2,774 81 10, 800 %
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PoaT oE aEw YORK, JULY 10.


Sun RIsKs.'. ...4 % 80
aUJ ....7 20 EtsH wArez.s. ...1l 10
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NEw HAvEr. July SD Elirab,th. Hoyt Aibspy PioE-
eer, Corson, fhiiadelphis. -
HARTFORD, July lO-An Rebecca Abigail Rocap, fhia
delphia. :. .
ALBAvv. July liar balance. Niekeron Boston, Moselle.
NHaven; Ellen Baker Providepce shenheIiess
Mount NYork Sid Lou'a. OTIS, Boston; Mohawk Caff
Haufnri -
PHLADGLrHrA, July l2-Ars Lagence, Rsnd,I' s and
Fouu Yorh, NYoik; Sulia Bangs, Boston Below n
ria Stetson Port irnce Eben PTehle simpson, E-
and h.m brio unknown. The report OF two ns etg
ne'oS on Mondy bcund up poves incor[ect La tulin'
sko field Portinnd Washington, MuurOe, BE- bd2st no e.
howrs, and Esgs. Gallagher. bosto Dandy lbJ rtse,
Hfhor slnd NJ gafah, Anthony. West lntiss hnssnae
ssul and lndanl, Sharp Pawucket; John Crouch Tom
lin, Htrfod.
Marshall, johnson, NYosk 't '.tti H-
Richmond, July l0-Ar Extio. Giles and L,rsIn snow,
Pressy rhomaston; Extra, COMBS. NYoIk Sid Amanda h
Myrick, Jones. end Adrian. Fits, NYork.
s.yaNsAh III lin ro RosA,sma lDfl Buen'sy 'S
Cobb md ssyannah H,wler from do, digs reg, Ltw, do
do Comet March, do, Robt Bruce F,izgerald, I'm Bau
more d's CIeoit Wynsp Boston dos Puta, Given do ds
NoBME, Jaly 9-la port HrIew. Car; Ksnsing,on Stum.
salem. hsiru, Liverpool; kesato, Cook freight :,
NEW ORLEANS, July 4-Arr Rochester. Owen Vera Cruz;
Genssees Jack Liverpool; Emtn Wilcox. Philadelphis;
Ca,sius pnes'iy Chnleson Cid Renz Smith. Liverpool;
Agnep (Ispl Hollandsr Amsterdam; 1t Lawrence, GBTl
MORTON, Gibraltar. lowed down, Eltaalr Vahala, and
Julia Helen.
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o1-THE CELEBRATED TONIC MIXTURE PRE-.
pared the New York College of Medicine and Phsrma
cy for the Of all the Protean forms Of dyspepsia loss
Of appetite astude headache and general de-
bty. Sold In large bottles at 50 each, small do ST. in
cases containing halt dozen S.; carefully packed and
sent to all parts Of the Union.
w. s. RICHARDSON Agent.
Office and consulting of the College, 81 Nassau
street.
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FROM LIVERPOOL.
= iddoa Cobb. June 10
=. America. 6ailev, JALe 20
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Westminster, Atwood, jane 10
st. James, Sebor, Juue 20
PROM HAvnE.
v. de Ly en, 5EoddaId, June II
U lea, Hewitt, .Iuns l6
Albany, watson, June "a
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CO. KNIFE CLEANER.--we have seen Machine
fer cleaning and polishing knives and forks, which
passes every thing in the way of domestic utility and
economy yet invented. child can with OF these
machines clean hundred knives in very few minutes.
They adapted to the of private families well
large hotels and boarding houses and highly
mended by all who have them in They can be oh
tanned al liz Broadway, opposite the City Hotel where
housekeepers requested to call and examine them.
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Az DRY GOODS CLERKS VS.. wHTsKERs.-oh.

DRY GOOUS CLERKS vs. WHISkERS-Oh!
oh oh = na! hs! ha ha I'm Grand street at GER
tain store the proprietor of ~ clerks has Is young
men at the tender sge of l6. who have fine manly whs.
kers The ladies fock thi,her, of course-they always
did and always will like whiskers Each of these boy
has used three shilling bottle Of Jones' Coral Hair Re-
storstve which positively forces the hair to
dandru, and makes light, red grey hair grow natur.
ally dark To dress the hair this cannot be eqused-
keeps the hair in order, SOFT dark and silky ten times
longer than other preparation and makes in feeling
and appearance truly delicious
Sold for shlngs bottle at the sign of the American
Eagle 81 Chatham St. N. T. or ls9 Fulton st Brooklyn;
The Italian Chemical Soap, SO famous for curing erup-
lions and clearing the skin, sold at the same place
To- THE FOLLOWING POLITICAL EFFUsION
received through the post office at Philadelphia by
the Agent for Odrdge's Balm of Columbia, and We re-
commend to the of all our readers who value
a luxurant crop OF hair:
CATASTROPHE.
The night was dark the wind was high,
And bowled most piteoully;
High in the sky my wig did fly,
Agrievous loss to me.
The hair from of my head was gene,
And the wind now was calm;
OF oil men was NEST fororD,
Until tried your Balm
A precious Balm it was tom me-
II did my hair elete;
And in the glass; sometimes see
My once Invested pate.
Now my head glossy curls
In riDglets fine and brown;
In strongest winds my hair unfurs,
But does not leave my crown.
bald-headsd man, of exclsm;
When such chance to meet,
Balm is sold, precious Balm,
At Ninth and Chestnut street.
The gentleman has cause to rejoice that he has no
longer aay occasion to wear wig.
The true and genuine Balm is to be had only at 81
Cortland street; Brooklyn, l3s Fulton ST.; Newark 800
Broad street.
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THE Timed Lead Pipes inyenied hy Mr. Ewbank, are
the opnion Of lnge number Of the best che mist,
physicians scientific men Of the the only lead
pipes that be used With safety IN conducting this water
Very danger of incurred by other
Physicians and other scientific rcfer
where ness death has ual, resulted from the
TIE lead pprs The has
band tan aud supply Of the uuned lai
PIPES which he will sell to iam5,r ard oh,r On the n0
favorable terms JOHN q. CbsS,
teiRt m ~ srOsi st-eet
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TARRANT'S COMPOUSD EXTRACT OF
CAPAlVA AND CUBEBS

iS medicine has been epsv-iy gaed abpboard and
IN the southern sttes, AID p ieTsble other
The unfortunate uen possesses thus, sure eaeFy has
10 msku his puDc AID wi app ca
ton o. medic n, without rrst ton ~ Diet, % hoe-
ment ads hu4ef GU ed eectualy H. few days a. rn ny
and OF fesiib TO sensitive pepps having
in Iep'h III port bic AID peasant remedy,
'l'' JaMEs tRRRA vT. D vygi,, &c.
iva cor Gg,erWich nBd Wasfen tc.
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IA FoR sALE-Frms in the village Of Jamaic,, L. l.
t.t Two har dSome Farms, consa uing-tle fifty Jour-
the other forty, ght land, properly divided into
sJio plstue and wocd,sn. They good Of chi
u'eton and 81 strd short dsaner south from the Rs
Icad whh their front cStsldt sel upoh South ST. On
firm the imprsvem con, e good sory hou's,
bsrn and necessary bui ng. On the other there good
for 6uii ing. hey vii sold low applied Tor
dately Apply TO FRANCIS 8. BROWN,
Wal sire