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B sboye statement avery great business - sno"n !af
,tceedog any Compa"y ddtigg h st rats progress
,r IN ls country G.at Britain IL Wal also Dc sen
rr ura one 4lf th poclss for the whol- anc4
Of f. giving much larger groeolt9n "hoe lie focirt
han ,hr ~ o.rI-nc other Life Offices IN ths country
bibf--fn. being about 18th Of the +hoe nufnD,f ne
yary large nuInf 1 witn this Institution lor He
whole Of lie from the SPECIAL al y1ntAes .fow-
k ou the mutual pAa 70 su pOicles, winch The stock
company principle dors ugtgiye rnh7 l0t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-18
% prepared 20 rSecut, Order
CUT GLASS
BOOTS 81 SHOES

Aud great VaIlprY oI W " 0TrH . '11SS'o IN II
Baskr,, Bootess, sIFnf.& ~ ar ae cR1Sssd anu 'e"s"
Also the place, torr- IS drpirmeo, 10, 9trhW
Goods as follows, par, VIZ: Mems aud bogs Fam Lea
and eshorn Hats LADIES' Tuscan and -lTa" B1nnrtS, Ar
tcisl flowers Bralds Reads SC All sold 10" Tor CASH
or city aace ptnce By OF dozen Pls4se call an'
st.miu- GALE i 90. NO $50 Pearl.st
tUm5rel4s .i,o) Z. 3. Hotel Building. Ne's- York.
II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-18

DEMOVAL. AL.-SCUDbEK Bull y co, Man :
h ufacturefa Of plain and jAplnned Iin arr "hoi.sls
anu oppop,s the q. Hotel Druggists and ship
h.ndIers supplied. Also, joobies dom at short noce
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THE UNITED STATES
MATHEW TICIAN.
AVN aus,NFss MANS COMPANION.

AND BUSINESS MANS COMPANION.
UYHE demand for this work has been so ex-
tensive, that we were obliged to publish
- second edition of the first number,
which is now ready to forward to Subscribers.
We are now ready to supply all demands, how
ever extensive, and will at any time furnish the
work from the commencement.
This work will contain every thing necessary
in Arithmetic, Book Keeping, Algebra, Mensu-
ration, Guaging, &C., &C., to form and COM
plete man for business.
TERMS.-The UniteI States Mathematician
and Business Mans Comramon, will be come
pleted in "a seD..-monthly numbers Of 81 daode.
elmo pages each, good paper. and forw arded
to subscribers at $l,5O, payable IN all cases IN
advaEce.
ANY person forwarding SIS, in current funds,
Gree ofpostage,) shall have FIVE copies Of each
number forwarded to his order.
Those wish to act a. agents, shall have
specimen number sent, by applying to the
subscriber (post ;paid)
H. MAHON, Old U. s. Mint Building,
27th north seventh street,
Philadelphia.
Publishers throughout the United States who
will give the above two or three conspicuous
insertions (including this notice,) sha have y
copy of the work forwarded to them,
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IMPORTANT FROM THE PACIFIC

IMPORTANT FkOM HE EhSiHiO
We find ia two Of the morning papers, the
following paragraph, credited TO "The
Friend" a paper published at Honolulu
(sandwich islands, under dafe of January
LIST. Tahiti, the reader will remember,
is one of the Society Islands:
"AdmiraI Dupett Thouars arrived al
Tahiti on the I'd November, with the "Reine
Blanche" and "Dane" of so guns each. and
the "Uranie" Of 81 guns. Mons Bruat
the director in the government Of the pro-
,eclorate accompanied the Admiral. On
the 9Th, the Admiral dethr ned the Queen,
and formally took possession Of the Society
Islands for the thronc { France giving
asa reason for so doing, tina. the Queen
Ind refused to haul down her flag. which
tad been presented 10 her by Com. Nicho'
las, of the English razee Vindic'ive Mons
Brua, had changed his functions to that OF
"Goyernor of the french possessions in the
Paci6c," Mr. Pri,chard. The English Con.
sui, had struck his Gag. The Admiral had
l.nded about 300 troops, who, with about
100 operatives and ar'izans, were at work,
erecting Notifications, SC"
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Notice,
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

Tiehomiago County.
Probate Coxr., Special March Term 1874
TO all persons Interested IN the real rs,
tate Of John Lewis deceased-G rrc'irg:
YOU are hereby cited to Be and per-
sonalIy appear bef.re tho Judge Of our said
Court At Term thereof to be holden in
said couaty at the Court House on the first
Monday in May nex', and then and there
10 show cause, If any you can, why an
ride: should not be made by said Court to
sell tho following described Real Estate,
lying and being situate in the County Of
Tishomipgo and State Of Mississippi. be-
longing to the Estate ofths said John Lew
is deceased, according to the prayer Of the
petition Of Joel D. Lewis, to wit: 8 E ar
Of Sec, IA, T l, RS; 5 W ar Of Sec Is,
l,R8, East. tits further ordered BY
the Court, that this citation b published in
the Ripley Advertiser, = newspaper pub.
lishsd in the town Of Ripley, TiPPah Coun-
~, Missippi, Tor three successive weeks.
49, WITNESS, Hon. A. H. WEIR,
Psi Judge Of the Probate Court Of
~ said County, this 18Th Of March
lS44. Tssr CaEsLEy D. KEY,
Clerk.
March 80, ls44-2l-3,-fs Sc.
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TIE FRENCH STEAMERS.

The New York American says:
"The lines Of French Steamers which we
have been taught to expect would certainly
be establish this spring between Havre and
N. Y, is, i, would seem. as we'll as those
from Nantz to Brazil, aod from Bordeaux to
the Antilles and Gulf of Mexico, indefinitely
postponed.
The Courier des des E,ats Unis says,
the vessels are built and every thing is
ready; but instead Of sending them forth as
designed by the Chamber Of Deputies,
when they appropriated % millions OF
francs to the enterp: Use, the Minister Of
Marine employs such Of them as have been
put in commission, in tran sporting troops
between Toulon and Algiers!
The apprehension of the expense Of
keeping up those lines is assigned a. the
reason"
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
THHAMlNGo COUNTY.

THE STATE OF MlSSlSSlPPl,
TIsHAMINGo COUNTY.
PROBATE COURT, December Term 1913.
N Office is hereby given, that an ap"
~ plication to me, by Andrew J. Fraly
of Harden County, Tennessee, who
claims an undivided interest Of all that
tract Of land in said County Of Tishamingo,
known and designated as the South Eas:
quarter of Section No Ten, in Township
Two, and Range Eght.-The North East
quarter of Section Ihir,y-five, Township
Ono, Range Eight. The South West Of Soc
ton Twenty -seven, Township Two, Range
Eieht.-And the South West of Section
Eleven, Township Two, Range Eight, East,
Chickasaw Lands. have nominated Da>
vid W. Hyndman, James B. Townsend,
and A. B. Walker Esqrs, 10 divide the said
tracts Of Land into eleven equal parts OF
shares and unless proper objections are
stated to mo, at the Court House In the
town Of Jscin,o, in the first Monday in Feb
ruarv 1874, the said David W. Hyndman
James R. Townsend and A. B. Walker
will then be appointed 10 make partition
Of he said Lands held by copartners, JOINT
tenants and tenants in common. Giver
under my hand and seal the Alb OF Deem
lS43. A. II VEIN,
Probate Judge
Deem. 4,h lS43-7-sw- Prs fee $l3 SC
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NEW GOODS.

wv w VOODSo
an HE subscriber is receiving from Philadelphia
~ and now opening, at his Store at the North
Fast corner of the Public Square in Ripley, a
Snlendid stock of Winter Goods, Consi sting in
part Of the following articles,
Plain, Striped and Figured Alapacluster's. A
new and handsome article
Green. Black and Dove colored Mernos,
White and Red Flannels
pieces Kentucky James assorted,
Blue, Gray, Black, Mised and Striped Casinetts,
Casimeres and Cashmerets,
Super Blue, Black, Invisible Green, Steel mix ed
and Pilot Cloths,
Canvass, Padding, Silk and Twist best quality,
50 pieces new style winter Prints,
2 pieces Balzarine. 1890 yards pomestics.
pieces Irish Linnen. Jaconets and Cambricks,
Swiss, Null, and Book Muslins. Bishop Lawns,
Super6ne Black Silk Serge,
Black Silk Italian Cravats. Silk & Cotton Hk'fs
Lasting and Composition Buttons,
Silk Velvet and Gueraffe Cloth,
Shoes of almost every description and size.
Gentleman,s and Lady's Boots. Beaver and
French Silk Hats. Black H. White Russia hats,
Best Spanish Indigo & Nader. Pepper & Allspice
Honey Dew Natural Leaf and common Tobacco
Collins, Mans, Hunts, and Carvers Cast Steel
Axes. Boston Nails assorted.
A small lot of Steam Medicines.
Scotch and McAboy Snuffs.
Together with many other articles too tediou.
to mention. In conclusion, would invite the
Ladies and Gentlemen to call over and examine
my stock as natter myselfthat will not fail tc
please and give satisfaction to my former Gus
TONERS and friends Return my sincere respects
for their very liberal patronage and Respectfully
solicit a continuance Of the same.
~ S. R. SPIGHT.
Deem. LIST l843.
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Spun Thread.
STILL CHEAPER!

have on hand and for sale, cheaper than the
cheapest, fearlessof competition or reduction OF
prices h first rate article ofSpun Yarns, at Ele-
ven dozen per dollar or nine cents per dozen.
Come over to Spights Corner and get cheap
bargains.
Dec. lst l643
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Medicine.

UYuRrESrlNr, Sweet Oil, Calomel, Caster
Oil, Jalap, Rhubarb, Godfreya Cordial
Paragoric, Spirits Nitre, Thompsons Eye
Water, Cinnamon and Aniseed Oil, CanPhor
and Batemans Drops, BY J B. WALKER.
Ripley, may lS43.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

order Of the Prabate Court OF Tip
Oah County, Miss, will sell, on tho
frs, Monday Of March next, to tho
highest bidder, at the Court House door 10
'hs town Of Ripley, on credit Of twelve
months, on. hundred acres Ofland' on the
auth Yves, quarter Of section nine, In town
. I'm. four. Of range four east, belonging to tn.
...ste Of Hugh H. Allison, Decd bond snd
.n.rov.d security required Of the purchaser
'rr NANCY A. ALLISON,
Administratix.
January 23d lsA-a
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Jusr Received and for sale Copperas, Indigo
P epper Spice &c. by b. WAIKER.
Ripley, may 10, ls43,
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THE ST ATE OF MIsSI SSIPPI,1
TPPAH COUNTY.
Levi G. Baker, Attachment in Cireui
" Cour, Of said County
job. P. Crump. for $50. Levied.
NOTICE il hereby given, that an At
IN tachment has been duly issued at the
suit Of the above named plaintiff a.
sainst the estate Of said defendant for the
sum Of Fihy.three Dollars, and has been res
turned duly levied, and is now pending be.
fore the Circuit Court Of said county, and
that unless the said defendant shall appear
at the next term Of said court On the last
Monday in March next, at the Court Houle
in the town Of Ripley, give special bail and
plead, within the time limited for his sp.
psarance judgment will be entered and the
estate 20 attached will DO sold.
HARDY w. SrRIcxLIN,
Clerk.
Feb. 7th lS44-l5-4t
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Notice..

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
A T. the November Term Of tbs Probate
"A Court Of T,pp,h County Mississippi,
Letters Of Administration were gran.
ted TO the Undersigned, on the Estate OF
German p. Gosseu Decd. Notice is there
fore hereby given to oil persons who have
claims agains, said estate to present the
sane properly authenticated within the time
prescribed by law, or The same will be
barred. JOHN GOSSETT,
Administrator Of
said Estate.
NsvembsY, l0h Io]3.
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Notice..

TNiiE subscriber has on hand, sad fe'
- sale Sugar 4 Coffee, Tobacco, A.
ssupsno' lo' Of Tn Ware, oil
which will bs sold low Tor cash.
y. RHINE H. Co.
Ripley, April O 1874
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prNNsyLvANIA AND THE TARIFF

FENNSIbNN NND ~" s"""'
Ths Legislature Of Pennsylvania hes IN |
s,rue,sd hsr u. .. Senators 10 oppose lhe
,sossl Of ,ho p resent Thrift The House
Instructed unanimously, snd IN The Senate
hu, one vo'sdsgsins, II. This speaks vsll
ard .cnsibly Of . Loco Lsg'sls'urs.--Ths
i.llowins are the preamble and resolu,isas
sdopledi
Whereas the prssen, Tariff promises 10
snswer tho purposes Of revenue; and slso
yields to Americas industry The encourage.
men, necessary 10 the development, Of The
great resources Of our coua,ryj and whereas
permsnsncy in our revenue laws 10 indis'
penssbly necessary to The protection Of The
capital and labor embarked in manufactu.
ring ard agricultural operations under the
sanction of those laws, and can alone insure
and advance the prosperity Of the various
great interests W Aich, combined, constitute
The wealth of the nation; and whereas .
hill 10 now pending in the Congress Of the
United States, tho operation Of which would
affect. injuri 'usly, the important staple pro-
auctions Of mis- Commonwealth therefore,
Resolped. sc. That our Senators in
Congrss be instructed, and our Representa-
tives requested, to oppose any change IN
tho present Tariff, which might prove inju.
rious to the manufacturing and agricultural
interests of this Commonwealth; s,ernly to
resist anv reduction in The present duties on
iron, Goa and wool, and 10 omit no effort to
sustain all the great interests Of tho nation
calculated to foster and promote American
indu'try:
Resoioed, That a copy o: this resolution
be forwarded to each Of our members in the
House Of Representatives and Senate Of
of the United States, with yeas and nays
attached.
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Deem. 9TH 1S43-7-Sw- Prs fee SIS 5
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Nsvsmbsr, lSh lo43.
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TAILORING.

NHE undersigned tender their thanks
Il to the public for the very liberal pats
ronage heretofore extended to them,
and would be grateful for continuance Of
the same. They still occupy their old
stand on the South side Of the public
square, where one or both of them may
always be found. All work entrusted to
them will be promptly executed for CASH
or good CASH NorEs. Cutting and Repair
ing done on the shortest notice for Cash
only.
GOssETT 4 BlGGS.
September, 2nd l843-45,f
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MONEY MARKET,

MONDAY, Jan. lJ-O II. M.
Stocks have again receded from half to three per cent
Long Island down 7; Mohawk Z; Patterson Il Harlem J.
Canton b Norwich /; Kentucky ~; Illinois Ii Farmers
Loan Il Pennsylvania 5's 1; Ohio 6's Q, with very arg,
sales; North American Trust very firm. Ohio Life
The Utica and schenectady Railroad Company have
and Trust up J. being the only the list up This
company have just paid dividend Of three and half per
cent, leaving on hand surplus ofthrteen per cent
declared dividend of four dollars per share for last
six months, payable on the Ist proximo.
The Canal Commissioners of this State in their repor,
tothe Legislature in relation to the damages allowed to
contractors under the act Of March, ls4
ofthc public works state that the whole number
presented is hundred and nineteen of which seventy
had been heard leaving forty mine the calendar The
amount claimed is S7l93l9 A-the amount aw arded
S2359s2 30 The amount required to complete the con-
tracts of the seventy claims heard is l,65367O 76
showing the amount awarded to he little over Ia per cent
the total amount contracted.
The official returns OF the trade and commerce in the
Western ports continue to reach u.s. and exhibit the usual
increase The lake ports that accessible
the sailing craft that navigate those waters have rapid.
yenarged that the movements Of produce have
Of some importance Other places located in the vicinity
of more favorable ports, have been unavoraby affected
by the more rapid growth of their neighbors The ag.
grsgae returns, however show great increase in the
value and quantity of the productions of section of the
country -
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IHADH NJ q anu
TRADE OF SASpusKY.
1910. 1912. 1913
Exports. value, ss9i,go ass 900 81. 900 1882
Imports, do. 10000 100000 1000 LOOT 900

Excess of imports, sisi,7Oo $4,000 233.OoO lsi.Sso
In 1893 the export of wheat from this place only ST.
aa6 bshelsin four years after reached 96s bushels
The exports ofaour, WOOL lard and hides unusual
ly large for lsa3 while wheat and pork decreased
The exports of the produce of Ohio from the northern
and southern outlets of the State subject Of i'm
portance the public improvements of the north and
south The increase in the exports produce from Ports
mouth the outlet of the Ohio Canal on the Ohio river
fomIsi2 to is43 large aper that the
able insight into the of the productions the
western States for future years large proportion of
the exports from this place reached Atlantic shore
through the interior of Pennsylvania small portion
doubtless reached New Orleans by the rivers but the
bulk reached this part of the country The contest will
hereafter be in the transportation of the produce of the
western section of the country by the way of the lakes
orby way of internal improvements of the States south of
New York 1t is matter of great olicude with many as
to the effect of the various improvements of
petien in Indiana Illinois, &c. fearing the attraction OF
the resources of those States the south the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers This will be realized, undoubtedly to
certain extent but that it will be drawback to the ad
vancement of the east in without fnuud atop.
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WITHOUT MONEY AND WITHOUT PRICE
MAY be had the princp wholesale and retail Office
" the sale OF Schenetks Pelmonic syrup No i9h Cou-
iandt street New fork Pamphlets, containing plates
tive Of the various diseased cond ion Of the lungs with
cuar description Of the character and of
affecting Them and also Of the diseases incident the Liver
and Respiratory Ogans lhdently believed that
tile pamphlet gives concise history and description
the lungs Than publica Of its size print and
contains lew the valuable and nior
nation which every eonsunVe should ard have
in possession espe,iay now offered them wi,h
ey and without pce. Remember, i9k CouItlandt st. New
York Jig i'm zee
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MARITIME HERALD
Ship Masters and Axen'
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 10.


Cleared.
Ships Yorkshire, Bailey, Liverpool & Msrshall Celia,
a.sl1s Sso W% S;'S sxs.
% S;;;s $.::sss 81; Ss.:
Ss 8: ss sis9 Hys; %sass.
kSpS So Sfs sasss Mecd
Arrived
Ship Sea EdMard' from Liverpool Dec 49, with md'e, to
ship Grotu,, Pitcher 81 days from New Orleans with
cotton % to Psp. Gays from Np'''''''' with
goa. Skin. "t Grss M%'aa 'st S''"
Swedish brig fams u Gays from Tnpan with mdse to
B,gss 81 c!Gss Ray. days re- Noble with eoos
Balas Reform. TilyOu' 90 days from Mobile with cotton,
Baq%s Weybosss. Collins from Mobile, Dec H. with cot
British brig Bride Baker tof Loudop) from Bahia Nov 49,
II" Il: hull S q .ss S f s
tom u could not Distinguish more consequence of the dark
ss 5 800 f s e
% s ATs
ss a DwF days Rio Bc.,e ss ws f bog:
Bs Bur- day. from RS.ss T,,a ws
sp$ wilder, rem fs%:aeos a's ,s s
Bs,;h SSs TSG%;;; STANLEY a day: from Moa'eso Bay,
Brig Geoglna Bedel days from Savannah with cotton,
Brig Haowe Smith, II days from ST. Marks, with cotton,
Brig Cyrus. Wcodside 20 days from ST. Marks with cotton
S..S s Ns %.s 70 days flo" M'"''H with ".os
81, s,s ss ss Wilmington NC
r sh' A. s,o H1 f2,n M from Washington NC
w sfhI ss :;s, 3 If Wa. Washington" NC
sehr judge Hitchcock Hahs~sy 's day. from Georgetown
D. sch WIN r iionr TOO 90 order irr N,o,. I'D,
Bedford 9$ WIN .sh Emperor for
Schr Mary Ann. Hail. day. from PASSPORT with ath to
sehI DonouEh, smally from Portsmouth, with
schr Brilliant Mcintyre from Machas, Me- with lumber to
schr Granville. Ems days from ThOma.ton with lime. to
ser Excel, Lowell days from Boston, with mdse. to
schr Grecan Chase days from Boston. with mdse,
schr Cornelia, Haett days from Boston, with mdse to
schr Example from York River.
Packet ship Victoria Morgan from London and Portsmouth,
Also, ship Colossus, OF Boston
Two shils, two baqoes, three briggs in the Bay.
Ships st Mary, Foster New Orleans; Charleston Brown
Charleston, aud Others.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
BAHIA, Nov. 81, 1913
Coast Of Ahca ba9pe Sagamo fitting for Do brgs Sooy
q Cost fG es A Jss
(wh) Strickland from the Br,zl Shoals with 10 bb SPIN oil
put in here in distress, eaky.
Miscellaneous Record.
PACKET YoRKsuIRE Bailey, for Liverpool, will sail
to-day Her letter bags Gpin's, the Exchange
spoken.
France Marshall Of Bath from Chareeon Dec 25 of the
Tuskar- by the Sea, at this port,
Ann Of Portsmouth, Jan L. Tortuga 81 20 milesby the
Galveston, nj this port.
Alabama, for Mobile Jan s. 30 miles Of Totugas-by the
Saxon, Boston for New Orleans Jan off Key wes-by the
30, Ion G8-by the Leda, at this port.
Creoen Danish for Chare,toa, Dec al 1T as 49, Ion SO IS
-bv the Bride. at tins port. ~
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Sale Of stocks at PhiIadelphia

FIRST BOARD, January l57 shares United States Bank
81 so shares Reading Railroad cash. 26 $500 County
Fves 1860 old 99l $4,000 State Elves 65 80 shares
Mechanics Bank 255 90 do United States Bank 81 SO do
Commercial Bank oOl 80 do Girard Bank, 81; so do
Planters Bank Tenn, IS $1,000 Wilmington Railroad SIS
1853, SAT $3.50 do do s4t.
SECOND BOARD, January 1870 shares Union Bank o.
Tennessee 6al 90 do Girard Bank, $500 Wilmington
6s, 1885, 500 $1,000 Chesapeake and Delaware Canal 6
1856 A5 100 shares Grard BANK cash. 81 Is shares Penn
sylvania Bank 244 so do Reading Railroad 26; $40 OOt
State 5s 65 Sl0ls State SIS lS43, So 1865 do lS46 &C.
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New stock Exchnup
State OF Trade.

AsHEs-This article remains very inactive. We quote
pots at 81 623, and pearls at So 49,.
CorToN-The sales to-day amount 10 about 500 bales
about one half Of which taken by English account
or the Liverpool market. Prices the on satur.
day
HAY-Very little doing We quote North River bale at
81 a 80 cents with very trhng sales.
WmsKEY-Drudge IL very dull at 23c; barrels are lit
tie more active: we quote 24gc.
CoryEr-The impression so long entertained that Con-
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Q7. HAVE YOU PAIN IN THE BACK, OCCA
stoned by STOPPING the desk the counter Beware
diseased spine will be the result unless you
the relaxed muscles and give vgor and activity to the
cuaton Of the blood IN that region. The friction of the
flesh brush will not do because the irritation
only temporary. There is nothing that will restore
sensiby and strength to the muscles and fbres and
strengthen the morbid circulation like Peters Vege
table Pasers which being composed of rich aromatic
gums and other pungent vegetable substances mPart
constant but not unpleasant glow to the Iart which
they applied and remove by shn all pain and
weakness Of the muscular and fpms organization DR.
Peters Cough, Worm and Caaai tic Lozcnges, ac
knowledged not only by the faculty, but by the nobi,
Of numbers to emf acy all other preparations
for the cure of the complaints Beware of spurious
limitations he and that Dr. Peters signature
each box Principal office, I25 Fulton st.
90 RICORD'S PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIX
TURE-for the cure of primary secondary syphilis
and all complaints arising from mercuryguaranteed
cure Single bottle ST. in Of half dozen $5-pack
e. and sent to all parts Of the Union.
Office of the College of Medicine end Pharmacy, es
Nassau street.
w G RICHARDSON Agent
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gress would place duty coffee is wearing away and
operations have consequently been extensive al
rmer prices The stock in all the is very large
PRovisIossMove in articles under head ar.
very limited Pork prime quote at 81 62l SIS rs;
mess $40 10; beef prime 50 l2 81 %; mess So rs
No alteration in others 10 notice