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fail and as the debate must be too protracted tor
the little remaining time Of the session, he should
under the circumstances vote tor the postpone
ment. M :
The question was finally taken on the motion Of
Mr. CONRAD, and carried as follows:-
YEAs-Messrs. Archer, Bates Bayard Berren, Choate,
Clayton, Conrad, Crafts, Crittenden, Dayton, EvaAs
Graham. Henderson, Huntington. Mangum, MerricK'
Miller Morehead Phelps, Smith OF In, Sprague, Tall
madge White, Woodbridge-24.
NAYS Messrs Allen Bagby Benton. Buchanan, Cal
houn Cuthbert Fulton, King. Linn, Mckoberts McDui
fe, Rives, SEWER Smith Of Con-. Sturgeon, Tappan
Walker, Wilcox, Williams, Woodbury., Wright Young
pa
Mr. McDuPpIE renewed his resolutions, and the
Senate went into Executive Session;
In the HOUSE, Mr.. KENNEDY, OF Maryland, gave
notice of Bill to regulate the appointment and CON-
pensation of all Custom House officers hereafter.
Another cut at Captain Tyler
s. n letter was received from the Secretary OF the
Treasury relative to the removal of Jonathan Ro
berts, and his predecessor, Calvin Blythe. TT ey
were referred to Select Committee who have po,o-
er to send for persons and papers!
The Joint Resolution relative to distributing the
copies of the census was passed.
H1he bill for the relief of the heirs of Robert Full
ton was passed, SO to SO. A Mr.. BURKE, of N. II
moved to lay it on the table, Negatived, ayes So
The bill to relieve the heirs of Philip Renaut was
negatived.
The bill to relieve the sureties of Swarwout came
up for third reading. Mr. GRAHAM moved to lay
it on the table. Negatived, ayes SO, noes 81 The
question was taken on its third reading. STANLEY
called the ayes and noes 1t was then lOst-ayes r.
noes 75-btcause some of its best friends were alb
sent.
The House then adjourned. w. H. A.
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q mnnman aud abandoned British .chr alongside at
"f ss' %e supposed ihe baaue 20 be- the Amencsn
s c on the 2h int of Cape Roman fell IN with long boa,
,ep q S s SSg and bottom
driver ~ WIN other slight damages and several times
sd, s% a. posmTss Massachusetts, arrived New oe.n
being , down compel ed TO remain Aeers, many on board
Fast , sAsesch SARAH Capt Anthony Ieft Phil,delph,
10 arrived = Cape Hysn the ED al 4 making
dy s The CaPes OF Delaware TO Cape Hayden IN
M CEHnP p GuLrThe following was picked up
from hs @ouh bs %s Of Il. dOs This
s. . sn FD eGn ni Jas M
,osn ESQ Gom%ande from santa Ma tina Pensacola Pen
ey Wind. h1 snd vslsSs
spoken.
Liverpool from Apaachcola for Liverpool Feb lat "a TO-
Coosa, steering W, Feb . lat "a 80, Ion 80 49,
Foreign Ports
a., very severe passage lost sails &c; nth Disdem Oans
ASH SYo Ga s Re' Bs%oie F"net
Sss ao' Woo Bray ChaTs.oa Lyons, Pkr
FEB Howe york PORK ss xo an Ba aGI aSS
A. s' ss af5Fs assS 1 Ss~
"G Mi%sri BOW Y9prs wary Ann "'''"o's Havana
Msdou Ian S-Arr Jean Key, Depaw, New York; Fame
ms; 9Th Olive Jeffrey New York CID Cunmcre, Macke
for ME- l,d FEB g. II port Chief t Emgreso Collins
h9sr' Lancaster from Bo'on Export, Gardner. from Mo-
H j Sw o dl IT. FNnt Gibbs. 9s Boston, leg
kh, 's Iharow f9rdo Cuba do; Madrid Donne aud Sea-
ST MARTINS Jan sO-In port, Kimberly for Newbem, NC.
Home Ports.
ube Rsh Eee iICd gsssn Godfrey Noean Dan
Feb a-S!d America. Marston Cuba; Ceres Tsrbor
cs 'S asf %S. Indies
& A sa sS MSn Be- Costa R Mas
By Bssrf Ps,I rsS Aspfsor Es&ss NYo Ga
Cahopn. ssvs"nih; Harvest FsdercksbSs Reesds
s eo cAGP% aSS H Tnsaa for
sSS and IN port Seaman
hDo4sToys, Feb is-NS arrival il port. Com HILL. Ham,
Si My To xG a1 SS
Pnoy!DEScf, Fsb7sid Factor Handy, Havana; 18th. Adj
ans Nr M,sasT'I Eb Pniladaslpei, p,
more; yiss", Heath do for NYorE sid Hope Susan Alb
CTsSIssIos FEB sA,, Stranger Chadwick, $, Martini.
is ZEE si, F1sss e
f'TFssy 81 sd Hssod st
H tos. AfS %san; A.a
si Hssys sf% y
Feb Fod Crocker do; Saratoga Bedei do; aR Mazepps
Smith DO; Tasso Havana CID Jan 2ah CeIiso blanchard,
o.; Feb ssnasE Pepper Providence 3D. Triton Carr New
gina Eaton Cosriner us rarnaH 5e Aympp y
9o Illinois Eveiegh Do; Rose Conkn do solon BucEnau
dobarques Gazelle Allen freight Mallory Brown do Ma,
spsI smith do s. Andrew s.G LiysoG brig; Florida
Meamora, Ashby, do; Paragon, Brsyon do; WIN Tavior
Heey do; Peruvian, Watson do Canton Pettineil dol Ene
Plst Rice do Alabama Williams do; Arirene McCntock
do Ealconer Collins Boston; H9kcmok Johnson do; David
DueI Adams ChaIleson Virginia Packet Brszier LiverpI
North Pole lBr) Wilson, do.
MOBILE Feb 9-Arr Cotton Planter Doane. NYork Paco-
US nsTdns Portsmouth wa saysnnah Don Juan Haynes,
Apalachicoa; Mobile iams York; Georgana Davis. do
va Pensacola Cid Washington Benson, Liverpos Ianhe
Rider, Havana
ArTAKAPAs La Feb Arr Haraseeket Charleston Only
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%cresgn appropriations.

,HAvsEIShg Rurgundy-I7 pigs Underwood TetereI &
Ban1l0 st Fex-4 Nevins Cog Chester, Clark co
Il3 Wright, Stnrges Shawl Lewis Fairmsn-2 Haber-
sham jones' Beri Keese-3 Mortimer COL o Cot
feray1i Cheyrolat col II Babad-I6 Reaard col
de knssiere coz Dupre-,3 Payen coz CsseIli
-l3C I3ignons cot w Horstman-4s Bernhard Hutton
rs Adams, Peire co.'s MaezieuI Gourd cog Hem
meriing-9 Umbsr Dambmann-2l Plevuv col A Nav
oT-e Brustls in Koop col Fabrequete Fills Morra-t
Dord-2 Aheufeldt-I8 MoIlot & Schaffer-i MeIly-i
Beylard co-6 Rosengs,ten Denis-6 Frsncis-l Nj
DnpenheIm col Warburg Dann--2 Balm Sander 4
F'le-2 yoisin-n Loeschgk & Wisendonck-i d Stan.
toni Moran Isen-6 Boisceau Rusch-i
- Sou,evran Perot-2 DeRham-I ID Porter-i Young
Smith col Magnin-l Col. & Fleming-i II Jsifrav
co.. Rossange-l Rowland 4 Aspinwal-2 Fay-I La
chase Fouche2 specie Belmon-I9 phgs Napier
q legoux-l J Fenner-2 Jolly Freres-i Bret-3 I'm.
eer Fcley-2 II Escher-3 w Wiener-6 Cottenet- De-
,.smes BoIzerd-3 WIN Vy.e--I Cook Anthony + x
MeyeI-i Schmidt cog Thorspeeken col z Luscher
Eiemins-i3 Don * AlIsn-23 Praye Lvermore-2 II
81 agn,D Je sheldc.-ie Martn-i Hayi-
enaros Sasseu Aborn1i Haskell! Hyde-i sey-
a 2! H. AS6onIs Cert Beer May Hcni Reese,
MO DE yANEIRo.Bng VIM Price-22OO bags coffee Beck
Sinn MlGtnrh co-t89 Foster-S33l Dbl sugar
Jackson. ' Dio""- ssoo
FORT AU Parot2s4 hides so ceroons tobao
Groshem Schrisber30 do Meyer Stucken-So do Sa0oo
Eossiere co2so tobacco cotches mahogany
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Died.

AT North Brunswick New Jersey, in the doth year OF
h's ne Egg. SAMUEL 8. KErcHuM. late Of this city
HIS friends and acquaintances generally, and those
his brother, H. F. KechLm are particularly to at
tend his funeral this afternoon at O'clock from the re
sidence of his brother, 242 Grand street
On sunday morning. 10Th inst in the 22d year of hel
age ELIZA L. daughter of the Rev John Jehnstons pas
Tor OF the Presbyterian Church in Jane street.
me friends OF the family are respectfully invited to at
tehu ner unera' on Thursday afternoon, at o'clock
IRON the residence of her father, 81 Jane street.
On sunday morning. 10Th nst. after lingering and
pamiu illness, Mrs. REBEccA KING, widow OF the late
Henry King aged AZ and IL months She died with.
OUT msrmur in the full hope of Christian reward
on Tuesday morning
Sing Sing papers will please CODY this notice.
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Domestic rmportatioua,

New OsLEsNs5ship Gastonaoo bbs LAID Small Williams
SCOOPS do PORK Reed Schemer hhds 20 bbs
bans 100 hess lard John Shaw bbls do Suydam
SnaseEio DO 80 kegs & Smith eo135o b5ls Abo-2O
hhds hams 10 do sugar Roberts William bbs castor oil
Wolfe Bshop-I b,lr robes schanck Downng-i trunk j
Jacks0n-36 bh's pork Buck COP hhds tobacco
seed / Manland e9Il2 hid, taow Andrews-2s SKIS
corn LeveIlch-22 bbls Is hhd q II Schumacher co-2O
hl,ds Bustlein Keop-20 bbs H Field bx Wilder
~ Labouisse-l Nelson-2 Bogsrt eeland-2 trunks
hichards bsssett-l do case Waldo7g6 kegs 50 ties
Is bales TO order
New ORLrASs-Ship Un,on-eoc bbls flour Mere-I cask
brlethsnpI hun box Brett Vose-7 tbis Richard Ev
ans-l2 hhds Wilson Cobb0l3 sacks Henry
Coz bales skins Lenard-266 bbs kegs Small VIII
ams coo bb,s Fielder 59do $3.50 kegs Morgan Ayery
io7 bhds St,nton--l0 puns Thompson Adams-3i
S ta Bush cks go 1bls Reed schs%e do
son-20o sack. bbs Griswold-l2 bales Sprsgue
hohinson-6 h hbs sugar bills molasses Bvant Matt
hf Dbl Lord bbs flour John Rabsl-5 bills
e sack Nevus-3S bbls flour 90 bbs Lawrence
NV ORLEANs-Brig Jefferson 1921 SKIS corn II Mlbanks
co. ~ ~ '
ArALAcHcoLAsB,g Harriet.2?a bales cotton Boormsn
Johnston co-t0 II VInson-6l Fl Talman-IeW d Malt
el,-3o Presco-loT Bronson4 Coiti9 Smitb Mills
&c1-36 Saitus cobb + WaIdo-9s KiDg-50 w Barn.
welI-j9 q Collins. -" - " ~
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Packet ship Burgundy Wouon, from H,yre, JAM H. left
the Lizard 2ls with C. Bolton, Fox Livingston
ship Diadem from New Orleans Havre 18th Jan. The
Francois for New York. sailed the I'd and put Ply
coast Tor the last week.
Ship uaston Edndge lays from New Orleans with cot
INST of To,tugs spoke Homer from Baltimore for New
Orleans On the 18th lat 80 40 Ion rs "a Chas r.
Of carpenter Of the ship fell overheard aud
Ship Union RUSSELL from New Orleans left the Bar I'd inst
with cotton, &c. to Johnson Lowden.
Brig WIN Pnce, ROBBERS, 80 days from Rio de Janeiro with
Brig Jefferson, Dyer, 81 days from New Orleans with corn
Brig Harriet vinson days from Apalachcola with cotton
Brig Biow, Berry ia days from Port Leon with cotton
scrP i,iot Smith days from Port Pls with mahoga
Schr Charles T. Thorn Smith, DAYS from Danen, with 400
bales cottonAi cks rice to II. M Demili.
Schr Empire POWELL days from Norfolk, with mdse 10 the
schr President staon, 9days from Philadelphia with mdsc
schr Wing Housman days from Virginia with oysters to
master.
schr Protector Bush, days from vrgna with oysters
master.
Bns Rebccca 10 days from the Canary Islands.
Also, ship, abrigs unknown
General Record.
FoR.Ios LETTER OFFroEThe packet ships England. for
Liverpool and suy, for Hayre will sail to-day. Their letter
bags Gilpin's.
BsIe MARY EMILY Dyer, bound Wilmington. NC. with
BRIo GAvoss which has been ashore Proyincetown
got of 18TH having received damage except loss Of b aud
head Of udder the hides all landed good ORDER except
400 which seine what damaged.
ScHH SEJLE (Danh) Peterson At Charleston reports that
on the ID u lat II ~, Ion Nv, saw large baque with loss
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OLYMPIC CRcus.-TREAsURER's BENKFIT.-Mr.
w. A. Delevan, the worthy treasurer of Welchs
popular establishment, we perceive takes a benefit
this evening. Froma cursory glance at the bill pre-
sented for the occasion, we pronounce it decidedly
the most superb selection OF equestrian, pantomimic
and gymnastic scenes and acts ever presented in
this or any other country. Feats of the most aston
shing and elegant character, embracing all that is
beautiful In grace, loneliness and classic magnif-
cence, are announced with profusion hitherto
unparalleled grand Tournamental Spectacle
an equitation act entitled the Tyro of the Arena
Olympic Display-a new act by the accomplished
Mrs. Howard, called Poverty and Riches-a comic
ballet emitted the Little Red Riding Hood, in which
the wonderful infant company make their first APP
pearance-Mr. G. ]. Rogers in n new and elegant
act OF horsemanship-a French AHemande on two
horses-unequalled equestrian acts by Nathans and
pupil, Cadwallader Carol, Master Glenroy, and
others-Comic Concert-the Tattooed Mainland a
host of other attractions, entirely too numerous to
mention" Secure seats early, and prevent disap-
pointment, for doubtless there will be tremendous
rush.
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CHATHAM THEATRE Knowles much admired
play OF william TELL" sannounced tor this eve
ming with powerful cast of characters. The highly
popular drama of the "Foulah Slave" is also Of
tered, and, In connection with the extravaganzas Of
That Incompatible son Of fun, the "Great West.
ern' presents an unusually attractive bill, and must
draw an uncommon house
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Being decrease of 59ss bbls. Sperm and 1852 bbls
Whale
This branch of our commerce has fallen off large per
cent within few years, and the unfortunate voy
during the past must tend the withdrawal of many
shps and devotng them to other business. Many ships
nave returned lately half FULL after being three and
four years. and reports from those aoa give yery poor
hopes Of good returns. fON'
ne low price OF oil is another discouraging feature
WINCH with the heightened voyages required to obtain
even lair quantity must make the business far from
profitable, at least for the next year.
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MONEY mARKHT.

Sunday, Feb. 1915 p. M.
me canal Commissioners Of the Pennsy lvania Canal
and Railroads have made large reduction of the tolls
cnargeaoie for the year s4s averaging rs per cent all
round On Flour, through the canal the toll is to be
mills per Id. instead of last year; the railroad
mills instead Of T. The drawback of 20 cents per bbl
still to be continued
Dill to renew the charter OF the Farmers and Me.
chanics Bank Of Philadelphia up before the Legisla
'ure OF that State The following is its condition. as
pared with its return of November 1871: -
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

SAVANNAH Feb js-An st Mark Buman Liverpool; Prince
de Jonvile Gardner Havana; TelIus Taylor New Orleans;
Sparta own Boston Cid Monticello Lawon Havre: LIE.
ondas Evans Havana. Sid Newark Mobile; Exact,
johnson, Liverpool.
TX.
JACKSONVILLE, Feb l-sd Crusoe. Tucker, NYork
Spoken.
Gen Call from Porto Cabeilo for Baltimore Feb H. lat 81 80
Ion rs 40.
Foreign Ports.
HAVANA, Feb 9ln port, Crstoval Colon Smith, from New
York Just Velasco, from Boston, Passed off the Moro
bound in, Altorf Bogardus from Charleston.
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TWINEs2oo baes English Brdport Sail Seine Herring,
1 and Gill Net rwines. comprising full assortment OF
different and ali Of SUPERIOR gu,it and late impor
ton For sale by EDWD. COLLINS co.
22fr So South
DATr.NT sHEATHING PApER--2O bales of very . a.
reor article much approved of aid well adapted for
toms OF ships, roofs of houses, Sc. for sale bv
E. X. COLLINS 4 CO,
Soufh stre
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M A r | L M E H Err AID
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem it favor If Captains of Vessels win give
70 Commodore ROBERT SHvEy, OF News Fleet n Re-
pou o. The shipping LEFT IT the Port whence they sailed
s'scs Spoken on Their sage List Of their Cargo,
hoard them immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
sending 70 thus Office all The Marine they eau
received. - - 49, = ''
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Passengers Arrived,

HAyRE-Packet ship Burpundy-Dr II Ingalls, r War.
pug Eugene LIE Gal NewYork; N Plisse Panama: Lang
Chsresion-4 in the steerage. '
NYOrk O''' y 'oiH"on
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Corn Trade.

we have nothing new to record in this market prices
remain as last quoted with demand by the
sumption. 49,
PHILADELPHIA Feb ls.--The market continues quiet
ana es without change Sales for export of 1000 lbs
at 1878 3sl for good fair and brands have been
% ana h sales iGr city use at 1913 good brands at
BALTIMORE, Feb ls.-The demand for Howard street
been very heavy Sales of good brands have been
made from stores at $3.50 $3.50 Holders firm at the
latter quotations; City mills we quote at 1878, firm.
New ORLEANS. Feb. 8-The market was unusua lly dull
Quotations for small sales ruled at So 1914 s25 The
receipts very limited.
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The House then adjourned.
Foreign Markets,

HAvANA, Feb. THE market, for sll descriptions Of
commodities remains without changes and renew our
former quotations.
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We learn that I

The ONKAHYEE.-We learn that the cause of the
disaster to this beautiful craft was owing to the
giving way Of the heavy brass casting by which her
iibstay was connected with the cutwater. This stay
being the main support of the masts, which were
raking, the foremost went by the board, and the
mainmast soon followed, ripping up the deck and
leaving her wreck. Before that, she had laid-to
for thirty hours like duck, without shipping drop
Of water.
We are happy to learn that the Onkahyee was
fully insured
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PORT OF NEW YORK. FEBRUARY 20,


SUN sETs....... ....5 80 HIGH IL "A
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HENRY Il. RIELL, Auct'r.
BY RiELL ARCULARIIis.
Store sea Broadway, Of Duane streets.
Il. X a. ready made advances
eonsgpmen.s Return. prompt Sales Of real estate aud
door sales OF household furniture attended person
Regular sales of Liquors Segss &c. every Tuesday, Fur.
niturc. Pianos SIC. every Wednes dav and Saturday.
TUESDAY, 9th Feb.
At haEpsst 10 O'Clock, in the sales room
Groceries, wines, liquors. segars, &c.
Also zoe bond will be sold short price
suit buyers. Samples in store.
Al,o several GU casks OF choice old Madeira wine
Also, Sherry, Port and lsret wine in cases
Also bany gin and whisLey, SKIS, oemjohns and bot
ties
Alao, regalias trabucas and Habsno seguy.
WEDNESDAY,.
At l0k O'Clock, the auction
A large lot OF new and second hand furniture.
Also elegant piano oes, one by Dubois, Bacon Cham
bers; enc by Briggs Lindeman; (Pari,) Boulere
Also, the entire stock Of goods fom sentee family
moving from the city.
Also, fine lot Of first rate beds and bedding.
Also, English goldfinch and English red roles
charming singers.
SATURDAY,
49, . At 0k o'clock in the sales room,
Fine oil
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To the newIy-appointed Board of wardens

To the newly-appOinted Board OF Wardens.
1t is currently reported that the present worthy
Secretary is to be removed from his office MI
Norris is firm and undertaking Democrat-was
placed there BY his political opponents through the
persevering influence OF few of his Democratic
friends, and the generosity OF the Whis merchants
Mr.. Norris was one OF our most active Pilots, by
way of Sandy Hook ; he is called the man. of-war
Pilot, having had the special charge of large por-
ton Of our men. ofwar, in and out of this port and
great credit is due TO this gentleman account of
the appropriation to build Dry Dock at Brooklyn
Mr.. Norris has at all times contended that q ship of
the line could be brought into the port of New York
by way OF Sandy, Hook without danger, and this
opinion was considered greatly IN errer, as he stood
almost alone; but when the time come, he safely
brought into port the Delaware, shp-of the line, and
has since brought in and taken other line. of
tie ships without accident thus, by his skill and
energy New York is firmly established as one of our
great Naval Depots. IN September, 1889, Mr.. Nor
ris selected by the Collector of the Port to take
out and moor the Light Ship off Sandy Hook. and
while in the performance of this Duty the chain ca
BILE slipped from Its hawse and contact with
his legs. amputation became necessary, which de-
prived him of limb, and which also prevented him
from following his profession Pilot. His present
means are limited, and far from being sufficient for
the support of large family If there can be any
fault found with Mr.. Norris, then turn him out; but
am Informed there is none. vast amount of bu-
sness has passed through his hands, which clearly
proves nus attention to It, HIS integrity is undoubt-
munity. How these conference.-the new Board of
Wardens-can bring their minds to commit an act
so unfeeling their part, and so injurious to the
Democratic party, cannot conceive, but am fully
persuaded, from the well-known character OF the
Board of Wardens, this will not be done. | am in
formed there many applicants for the situation
some recommended by the Governor-others very
strongly by the Senators-orhers by their numerous
Democratic friends All are worthy and respectable
men. Some of the applicants have been disappoint-
ed at Albany, and they fall back with desire for
the place of this unfortunate man. can only say,
Mr. Editor, if they throw this unfortunate man
overheard, with only one leg to swim, and ship on
board a raw hand, they must take the consequences
which will be the condemnation and disgrace which
will be expressed by nne-tenths of the public.
NEprvrrT
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draw an uncommon house.

90 BRisTOL'S ACKNOWLEDGMENT es,;-
mony Of the virtues of this celebrated purir of the
blood Is added to the thousands already in The hsads
the inventor, C. C. Bristol " NV ~ '"
VIM c: Carl, Esq, Of ai4 Broadway, has been eriev.
onsy afflicted for nearly twenty years with rheumst,sm
affection OF the and almost total loss Of
from Dyspepsia He induced try this remedv IN
the recommendation Of friend, who had tested H. ma
rits he did with little faith, but scarcely had he e
five bottles before his appetite completely restored
and from being crippled invalid, he Is now about his
business nearly restored to health, and this by Bristos
Sarsaparila alone. He says, would considera
ton be without tit is inv aluable.n
sold wholesale and retail by VIM Burger, so Court
landt street, and at retail by Rushton Coz Mau Is3
Brosdway; Aspnwall, 80 william street; syme, 90 Bow.
Trippe l67 Division street; Syme 30 Fulton near
water street; I'll Fulton street. and Druggists generally
% BEWARE OF CONFERENCE.-THE origi-
nal Poor Mans Plaster and the Medcated Lozenges
hrst made and sold by Dr. Sherman regular phy stefan
OIL new YORK They became celebrated for their curative
properties an soon the demand for them became very
great throughout the United States. But within lew
months number OF base imiators have sprung up and
Paimed OF their counterfes VI on the public in many in
stances for the genuine Dr. Sherman would caution
the public against certain limitations and countertets
bearing, to be sure the name but having mons NJ
their virtues '""o''
Warehouse, l06 Nassau street. ARentss state stree,
Bostsn; stanwix Hall Albany; and Ledger Buildings
Philadelphia 'Ae''
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% THE FRENCH ANTIPHL OGTsTIC MIxTIrRt
orthe cure OF all discharges from the urethrasod i,
bottles, at 81, and at 90 cents eash. w
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
W Nassau Ctreat