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Cleared.

Cleared.
ss A'a9t Msss 4sstx21 T'I$
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w9iis? G'fy
Damascus Bliss. which cleared the oh last for New
md sh Sss hssvS
o Which a until the @ gale
s,as 81 a. and Gb'lr
Hu Crosby Ss yqpi
Es,a. sSSiss: NisSnf; from Ny Orleans. d;s;
Ship Huntsville, Mumford, days from New Orleans with
hea Dennis for NYoIs 5h t 40 70 spoke ship
ses Velocity Montgomery S from BoothbSy with lumber
master.
One Ship one barque, two brgs.
sailed.
ssS Ers? Gn Dsas T I
Ss.H S 9'f $Sag
ss
Waban, Antwerp, and others.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
OFFICE OF THE TRsr!cAL PLAST,}
e.psrsnced severe gales lost fore topsssp mast, Sid se
steamer Ponset for St JOhu' beach, overhaul her
General Record.
BRIG PERRY Thompson from Georgetown, SC for NYork
went ashore at Pecks Beach, Egg Bsrbor Sunday
night last during the fog She has cargo bales
Of cotton and belongs Durham Dimons line Of packets
At last she had bged and should the be
favorable hopes entertained OF getting her off, Steamer
Mutual Safety has been despatched TO her assistance.
BARQuE PASrHEA, Mouhrop, which we'd New Haven
Saturday in the midst Of dense fog has made her
Antigua and home, in IS days She carried deck
load Of live oak with assorted nboard and
DAYS in port
BRIe EMILY Bernadou from Jago de Cuba for Phiadel-
pis ashore about half mile below the piers Reedy
Island where she driven Sunday night by The
officers and of the cutter been board and
her best bower anchor and will render all the
an necessary to get the brig afioat.
Notice to Mariners.
The Royal Norwegian Department Of Marine has given no
ce under date the 10th November that in the Of this
a mark, in the shape OF MILL the wings of which
angle of IS degrees towards the horizon will be rected
light yellow and situated IN lat So II 30 ~ lon 30 is of
Greenwich, and visible at 21d to miles distance.
Whalemen.
letter from the Amethy Reynard, OF NIB reports her
Porto Paya Cape de Verbs Nov 90 all WELL clean reports
there same time. Mary Ann, FIJI do do.
Sailed from Valparaiso Sept 20, California, Lawrence, NB
Sp"ken Oct i6 lat sc s. lon 81 W. Brandt Adams of NIB
from Society Islands for Taicahuana and home 500 bbs
oil.
Warren Tcomb, Of and from Portland for Havana Jan 6,
Faco Carter from Boston for Mobile Jan a. lat 3d. lon TO-
Foreign Ports.
LvsprooL Dec sfdg Lord Paine tou Rattray, Charles
ers Savannah; Covenaner, Patterson, dot Severn Drco
do; Greenock Feek, Mobile; John Bolton Teuon New Or
leans; Pursuit. Spence do Aoteon, do Gsrnck Skddy New
York; Shenandoah, West, Philadelphia.
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MON K Y MARKET.


The transactions at the Stock Board presented no new
features Prices fuctuated in some degree-New York
State rs fell Mohawk Paterson, Iii Kentucky rose Il
Delaware and Hudson, I; Harlem,t
There were offers of 90 per cent for New York Life and
Trust Co. and IS asked Probably sales could not be
effected at so to any extent.
The Board Of Brokers' to their great honor have
imously rejected the application of brokers'.
who have failed, and settled their debts through the
agency Of the bankrupt law to be readmtted into the
Board, without paying their debts The committee state
that no power exists in them and no right in any other
body OF men, to dissolve contracts and existing obligations
between man and man. The existence of the Board and
the authority by which it acts depends upon its obser
vance o. and adherence to- its laws II they set
aside on any pretence the falls to pieces of its
own weight.
we stated yesterday that in circulation in
relationto dealcaton in the Court of Chancery. The
rumor is without foundation.
The Message of Governor Barry of Michigan has been
received tits very volumnous document In relation
to the Banks othat State his Excelency remarks fol-
lows
The legislation of last wear on the subject of banks and
oil currency has been salutary in its influence The
merous bankrupt institutions that had previously nunda
ted the State with their rredeemabe and worthless paper
have ceased exist and their assets when could be
ound have been put into the hands of The re-
naming banks have maintained specie and have
elsewhere at their
tiers, or in other commodity than gold and silver"
His Excelency then remarks upon the contumacy of
the Farmers Mechanics Bank in resingto have its a
fairs examined and recommends that its charter should be
so amended as to compel its submission the laws What
documentary isthis upon granting exclusive privileges
TO an association which sets itself alone and dees the
laws The Governor remarks as follows -
The property ola people consists the productions of
their industry Banks and bankers do increase those
productions The officers of banks contribute nothing to
the wealth OF the Sate their object to live upon the in
dustry Of others They are not producing but con.
Stunning class and the tendency of all just legislation is to
reduse this class to the least possible limit"
In relation to the State debt -
The Indebtedness Of the on account of the five
million loan, and the loan Of hundred thousand dollars
each to the YpsaEt and Tecumseh railroad company and
to the Marshall and Aegan railroad company, for which
consideration has been received ascerained by the
auditor General and State Treasurer, under the of
February II, lS42 and the joint resolution of the same
date amounts to a. and taking this sum as the
debtedness is as follows: "
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CIRCULATION SPECIE SEVERAL OF THE u. STATES
JAN. l8t3 1912.
1890. 2o6 i6 OIg.8i8 Is

large reduction has, it appears taken place in the
small crculaons OF last year. In Virginia, Alabama and
G orga, a large reduction must yet necessarily take
place The banks of those States undoubtedly rot
ten and cannot sustain for any length of time currency
inflated in comparison with that of the surrounding
States. In Illinois the banks will pass out Of exist
ence and the situation of the Indiana is far from
safe. The business Of banks u.s. when well conducted ne
cesary confined to the actual transactions Of trade They
have reference whatever to the amount of wealth in
country They have to do only with the interchange of
that wealth. Their business is to loan money to buyer
to be reimbursed the sale of the article purchased
which is supposed to be done speedily as may be-
safe and regular merchant his markets clear before he
enors into the operation and the advanced by the
bank fact ates the transaction When, however, man
chooses to plunge into business with which he is unac
quanted under vague notion that the price Oh the
article sto RISE and borrows money from bank, to hold
the article until does rise nothing but disaster
For instance suppose editor, drinking wine and
talking of duels and gunpowder, until the whole world
appears to his misty vision the point Of getting by the
BY train Of shrewd reasoning he arrives at the
conclusion that great deal powder must be burnt and
therefore saltpetre must He throws down his segar
runs into the and buys all the harmless saltpere"
he nd and borrows money of the banks to pay for it.
The world then suddenly coos off, people won't fight
gunpowder becomes a drug, and sapere won't save
the sPeculaor This is all wrong, the speculation
"wid and egmte" and the bank that loaned the
deserved to lose II for its folly. Ifhe editor had his
money his own pocket his operation would be wildr
but not egtmate" because he may spend his own mo.
as peases either for race horses sapetre and
no one will object merchant the trade with cap
tall and possessed of sure information might enter into
with safety and profit and would be regular and leg
innate transaction, but not such bank should "a
cate because all monies advanced by banks must return
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Domestic ImportatIons.

New OGLEANsnsbip Huntsye-2os pigs lead C H Rogers
co-l93 l. x T Poppe-l0 bales cotton Warng sop-i2
Wood, Johnson Burt-4O Brown Brothers cop hhds
tobacco Nurray-l8 L Maitland y COLI do suga
Collins ESi Coo hSpT,. w d Philip Ey,lPgs
Southm,vd soni3s kegs lard lol bxs starch Mbank
COG hhds Is ties a bbls Small Williams kegs lard
So bSls B5ownI i Andrsws-loO bbs lard Merritt
kegs 9 &c. hhds Brush eoaOO bbls flour Bogart
land-l8 bbls beeswax Nico9o coils rope T Smlh-95
bales cotton Holbrook. Nelson COS Everett Battele
New ORLEANs1Shp john Carye-( Reported yeser day)
6 bbls haxseed Steyens259 do lard do tongues hhs
bacon Dbl tallow obs ginseng Aborn2i do do "a bags
feathers IS bbls aow 300 kegs lard Suydam Sage COL box
SWhng-150 bales cotton Buterworth-2l8 do w Brom
wel2s Waldo-li3 bbls molasses Phillips Eytng-H
bxs II Peck-300 bbls flour Stunchars & Scott.
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Ccfee-Sales Brazil at u 81 cents l5o Laguayra, 81.
4months and 200 st. Domingo 81 a 6 cents, cash.
Cohon-The transactions for export have been at de-
cine OF eight OF cent per pound The sales 5000
bales Upland and Florida at 81 u cents 400 Mobile,
81 400 New Orleans, and rs Texas, 81 cs short
price-together 3s77 bales.
Lead-Missouri 1900 pigs sold Saturday at 81 cents 60
days.
Molasses-Since last 100 bbls. good to very prime
New Orleans have changed hands at 10 20 cents mos
no other sales By auction 80 bbls poor old crop New
Orleans, sold at IA Is cents, cash
Naral Sores.-Turpentine is abundant and dull we
know OF sales. parcel 900 barrels rosn Yves taken
lie. . = -
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On Wednesday the 18th inst, in the 30th year of her
age MRS ELIZA ONEIL widow Of the late Felix O'Neil
The friends and acquaintances the family respect
fully invited TO attend her funeral Friday morning 18th
nssnt at 10 o'clock, from her late residence No 9S Elm
street.
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LwERPooL-Packet shin Ashburton-Edward Mawson,
George Henry samson. Wallis Honghon Arthur Hirst, OF
New York; Geo Gmour, Montreal.
Tort LEON, Fla-Brig Emeline-R Vandewater and LADY,
Mr. and Miss Sexton Mr. RUSSELL Mr. Cochran, and Pat
tersOn
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into them in regular and short circles. they lose their
activity and the control OF their labltieshey begin to
founder and presently to go aern. This is the with
very great proportion of all the banks in existence,
and they must be reduced and iquidated.
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ueeb~ - % 0f--"'1 POI
Smance this evening" embracing every variety of eques
tran and gymnastc exercises such can only be given
in the ring of regular circus. T. " Turner and host
oother TALENT to be added TO the troupe besides sue
cesson of novelties in rapid order. The Bowery Amph
theatre takes the lead every other place of amuse
ment.
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90 NEW YORK, SEPT. 7th, lSl2.-Messrs j. Pease
& Son, As Division sreet-Gentlemen cannot refrain
from expressing to the high opinion which enter
tain OF your invaluable Compound Hoarhound Candy,
Whilst engaged in the object of my calling a often az
hcted with hoarsenes that renders amos. unable to
proceeds but the of your compound takes complete
y away; and consider it most valuable article that
should be in the of every public speaker who
has much duty to perform recommend it in the strong
est terms to my brother clergymen, heathful and
pleasant medicine for the lungs and one that deserves the
immense sale it has met with
am, gentlemen, yours respectfully,
ENOCH JACOBS, Pastor of
p Methodist Church, Attorney st.
Agents, Burgess Zeiber, Ledger Buildings Philade
phia Reddng CO.. State Boston; Robinson 10 BAL
more st. Baltimore; Zeber Co. Washington CITY; Sex
ton. 81 State st. Albany Weed Waters Troy Heden.
burgh, 232 Broad st. Newark.
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NJ A RI TIM E H E RAJ d
Ship Masters and Agents.

We sh esteem II favor, if captains of vessels will give
to Commodore ROBERT SILvEY of news feet a re-
port Of the shipping left the port whence thew sailed The
vessels spoken their list OF their cargo and any
foreign they have He will board them
diatev on thei, srrvs Agents and correspondents
home abroad, will also confer favor by sending this
Office all the marine ntelge they Nautical
information OF kind will be thankfully received.
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90 COUGHS CURED OR NO CHARGE-Be not
deceived by the advertised remedies of the day. This
remedy may be tried for shilling and unless Il proves
all stated after trying it, the money wiliinql W.
PROFESSOR JONES' COUGH CANDY,
One Shilling Large Package.
Is blessed and never failing remedy for all pulmonary
complaints and diseases of the chest and lungs giving in
slant relief and often eecting permanent cure in the
obstinate cases that have bsfied phi yscians
Coughs, colds hoarseness, asthma splitting of blood
Group, bronchitis aud first stages of consumption.
Sold at the sign of the American Eagle 81 Chatham st.
Agents l67 Division street, opposite Ludlow % West
Broadway Hart corner of Broadway and Chambers
street. and corner o. Hudson and North Moore street SO
Chatham, corner Of Varick and Hammersley street. and
l3o Fulton street, Brooklyn
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ADJUSTMENTS
WEIGHS .....
% l. Y M PIC CIR Gus,

WEIGHS
OIL YMPIC CIRCUS,
PARK I THEATRE.
r. WEIGH respectfully announces 70 the citizens of New
o YS,a that he has made with MI T. simpson
r,. AS. As AN ELE EAhk TF5 5EATfI6 CIRCUS,
and ser.s h %9Is ss sDs
a%9s an 70 the
p,;n., NEW DROP SCENE.
E,es%sd one Of he mos, Nj llIe5 1Ssr nss smith artist.
s w ,.
to r 70 Ter P P.p,I,, sa deS cr.,
est care and bestowed IL
III. TeG "epe o. ps' nj he eISSn
ty with the highest degree Of talent
E EGSs.s', 70 ls css Ms' %
NOTICE.
TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
For the convenience of Juvenile Parties there will be
Ga"a Day Ss s1sy 4.
most EQUESTRIAN AND oYMNAsrIC ACTS
Or the season For Patieg'rs hsndsl Boz o.
clock A. NJ until the time of opening.
2 DE Houses and TpDe mighty from 0scx
city New York will animate The Director to continue and
energetic exertions
's1T TaGRsD ssS% EVENING" n S1sl''A
MAeNIFTcESTfS f S,a oiE%%%fr' csxrvitAsIcADE
ABARE BAcK HSi,' oSE = HORSE ACT,
After which, % h1% wyEfa will a.v. tn. honor
Of q dancing Pas from Don Juan;
ffSsf sS:R Ei1!'si'qt 'a' isi4
Mrs. Howard m sas:. BY Re- "a T SxSAOEnr
Followed sv 9 s; r..
G'Hdm %sn sE Tsas Ss NssT psnes FISH
minutes will ensue.
TEE s sGG9NP az GrH sSp
s% s: %. E1 % s@ss X s Ms;SI Sfse
NIL N'':5si ~ Eo5 is SSs rs mani, act
history SSa sTosE superb
The Equestrian Entertainments Of the evening will close with
F5syEs st * j SS sIss ~
D,... c,,. IR1HEpyc ; Of PIECES I ,.. ,.x
Dress '' $,s sii i;' HGS:; ~ '''''
Ate, which THE SfST %H$s Tr,'s%'' will ,.,.,
Ate. which. THE s s Ssij S$ SSl;$t$S
BL6 pS fSH Fo& B H'6
Door. ogen sX o'clock and the will
mFlC EEiEATHk.
444 Broadway, New York.
THIS EVENING. will be revforned
MEET ME BY MOONLIGHT.
After which
FRA DIAVOLO.
Fra Diavolo, Mrs Timm-BeppO, Mitchell
To lude with
PADDY O'RAFFERTY
u The Doors will be opened ha-past 6, and tbs
torIna,.e. commence NJ 7. every evening
FKANKLIN THEATRE this week will be occupied for
the Benefit OF portion of deserying talented performers;
and as there number OF Volunteers
occasions or Benefits the will be interest
ing il possible than heretofore Prices usua-P 6k cents;
Boxes shilling Dress circle. including lady
for particulars Doors open O'Clock peror-
nance 70 commence at O'Clock. dl< 1msr
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I0-Arr GALAXY, BIghtman, Fall River.
Cid Omen. (Nor) Buuerschen, Charleston.
RICHMOND, Jan Sid Leny Smith, NYork; Jas Francis,
Paine Boston.
NoRgoLx Jan s-Ar Alkmar Eustis Port Mahon with in.
valid officers and from the Med
Water Weh. LeBr9u St Johns PR; yirgipan Walpoe. N
Al randIi, Cd Courier Wolfe. from James River for Rio
Janeiro; Helen Frazer Fish Porto Rico Sid Milton Yorke
and Tamoree, Hoxie, West Indies. ~'
SAVANNAH Jan 7-An Jane, (Br) Young Nassau Mp: Di.
ploma FIVE Chagleson Richard Taylor. Robinson Thomas.
tn ga Tissr Baker Liverpool; Putus Rogers. Havana
Clinton. Lyon, do; VIM Hart, Gawdy do. ''"''' '''
APALAcHIcoLA, Dec 2i-An Marion, Weeks Portsmouth.
GEN. sno E: aoh psnnis0n Mex Mary Pa Pratt
Collins NYork; Pioneer, Smith do 9Th, Nile Kenny Bos
Washington, Tyler do
Iemsgne Packard Rio de Janeiro Kby Baistow, MOBILIZE
hBenown Watson Phadepha; Mentor, Trefethsn, Point
mp ssm InTghsn, whtssey, Tobssco larry Not. Mcip
InUa Weseo,. do Henry Pierce do; Flora Meear Ba
Sabate Havana; Sinus, Desdenier. Matamorss.
Foreign Ports.
ST JOHNS. PR no dat-n port Gardiner II Wright, Cults
from New York. disg Aurora, from do; Shetland Frost
" and for New York. 10 days. Helen Gray Was from do
ssSBatic, Pike, Norfolk.
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PASSENGER Smiled.

LIvERrooL-Packet ship Engand-M Harlottbe X Hodge
-l35 in the steerage
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Broadway, l..
Psas Hs% R;%i%f;
One ss iPs$S s If As sp
One d a snd the ' o bs ba a
of he sb, yhep e%6as,aG The French
DO SS ss PAINTED By One do
so hG ARE WILL worth he Of being
time who respectfully invited and Judge for them
,n Thsy T positively Be disposed of great bargain
A MEXICAN It5A LAM LAND AND, LOAN oFFICE--wn,m
management large
so sf efI ns
the The A%s y
of New York for The purchase sale Or exchange Houses
hiring and e% sSFf oast nssS Stores
and h for taking the
tendance Of erecting and repairing Bull dings,
iS" sss S find
TINS eesasa 9s i'd
BE- %ass to sGss s WIFI III de-
sired be 9e az public auction thus giving of the
He will also attend eectng Insurance on property OBJ
securities taking special receive Security
es Of eSa4asr By
S'si ssssE$ VII
fe which are most I'VE for the differ
Suantance with the building houses will enable him to get
them erected the removable expense
| than is usual, -
He will also take charge CT real intended for public
sales as his knowledge from experience in getting up sales,
will be OF great value to those intending dispose of their
property he will prepare the advertisements they
propev distributed and and direct the sale and
will be found be saving from the fact
for The last three or four has been frequently sacrificed
from the want OF attention and skilul
individuals companies that require take charge
of their real estate may depend having it faithfully and
economically gedand all moneys received, promptly
paid Persons wishing TO hire purchase property
invest most generally be accommodated free of
expenseand persons residing distance desous sell
purchase real estate by send description of the property
will receive immediate attention.
All letters for the purchase sale exchange Of real
for the loanins putting out money be directed
WILLIAM l.. Sinners, American Land and Loan Office,
No Wall street, New York; and the postage invariably paid
~ b. Contracts and other papers prepared this office
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guns, the Campeacheanos retired without any sue

guns, the Campeacheanos retired without any sue
cess, after the loss of or men.
The Mexicans are receiving reinforcements from
Tobasco and Vera Cruz, and supplies of provisions
and appear to feel confident OF ultimate success in
the contest, On the other hand, the Yucatecos,
though they boast not, appear equally confident they
will triumphanty defend their rights
A brig and schooner, supposed to be American,
had been captured by the Mexican squadron, in at
exceptions, the many traders of the port had sue
ceeded in entering the port and departing in safety
The misunderstanding heretofore noticed between
the several Yucatan leaders, has resulted in the
tirement of Gen. Lemus from the chief command
OF the army, and the appointment of Gen Llergo to
that station.
IL appears from the accounts that the belligerents
kept up daily firing at each orher without any eff
feet worthy of notice on either side.
From the coast near Lerma, 1t has been ascertain
ed that eight Washinangos were found plundering
in the neighborhood by the Indians, who tried them
on the spot, found them guilty, and hung them on
the surrounding trees.-N Orleans Bulletin, Jan. 2.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM,
Marble Building, Broadway, opposite st. Pauls Church.
Concentration and COMPUTATION of novelties unparalleled
lies IN the city and for the qualification ofthe public the Ma
mayer regardless the truly attending the
has engaged for more, ending Saturday.
January 2st that greatest of all curoses and smallest of hu
man beings,
GENERAL TOM THUMB, JUNIOR.
The smallest Dwarf IN all creation. This perfect specimen Of
man. the sma scale before heard Of be day
and evening Museum without charge. He II
years old, bur Inthes high, and
WEIGHS ONLY FIFTEEN POUNDS!
That being precisely his weight when but six months DID,
The General is Of fine symmetrical proportion, and decidedly
the most perfect Dwarf the world the surprising
living curiosity that ever astonished the public
First week OF the Magnificent Moving Diorama of
THE DEPARTURE OF THE ISRAELlTESl
got immense with scenic effects music
sions &c OF surprising spendor produced Dry Lane and
late W at the Park in this CITY.
PORTuGUEsE LANDSCAPE NEAR LISBON.
The SEA introducing STORM and SHIPWRECK.
SPLENDID FAIRY GROTTO
Mr.. II. q. Sherman, the popular ballad singer La Pc.
tite Celeste the admired daneuse Miss Hood charming
vocalist, and T. g. Booth the Comic Singer, engaged
Also, Signor Vivadis decidedly unrivaed Mechanical FL
The Myseroos Gpsey Girl is engaged and be privately
consulted from IA NJ. till o. lock p. NJ
pav performances Wednesday and Saturday afternoon III
o'clock.
Admission to all % cents-Children half price. js
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90 "THE TONIC MIXTURE."-This celebrated
remedy is composed Of FIVE ingredients the active prnc
pies of which are highly concentrated It is used
very extensively and with great success by the medca
faculty, for the cure Of debility from whatever cause
dyspepsia nervous complaints Sold by the authority Of
the College OF Medicine and Pharmacy the city New
York. Price 81 per bottle. Half dozen lin cases) S.
w. s RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal office of the College o. Nassau IT
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From the ALBANY Journal.l

90 CHlLBLAINS.-It gives me great pleasure to
state that the bottle of Hewes Nerve and Linment
which see came from Comsocks II Maiden lane, New
York. which purchased Of you for friend of NINE for
the of spraned ankle by which the cords OF
the legs were much affected, entirely efectual
Having idea from the nature of the composition that
might be equally efcacous in Chilblains determined to
make the experiment and to my great qualification
well as astonishment had only used twice before
renewed and by one or two more applications entirely
cured This may seem to be saying too much but Twill
satisfy any that may doubt that there exaggera
ton send you with this my address, which you are at
liberty to use as you may see fit
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o. BOOT CRIMPERs WILL FIND THE OIL OF
Tannin from II Maiden lane the most extraordinary art
Gle ever discovered to soften leather and make crmp
easily.
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90 Mr.. GEORGE PIERCE SAYS sHERMAN's
Lozenges beat his Cooking Ranges curing colds and
and sherman's Lozenges beat all other medicines for
curing coughs, headaches worms, Sickness sc. Mr.
RAIDER the well known cigar dealer as Chatham street.
says Shermans Lozences little quicker than any
thing he ever tried Dr. Sherman our best ply
sicans his warehouse is at LOG Nassau street. Agents
no. 273 aud as Broadway and lse Fulton street Brook
Ign, and ledger Buildings. Philadelnhia.