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Test in all corporated companies such stock in bank
and turnpike roads the payment for which win be receiv
ed in certificates Of interest any other evidence of Stat.
indebtedness 1t fixes the first day of April of the ensu
ing the State shall resume the payment in cash
OF the interest its bonds. II provides the paymen
Of the interest in by the sale Of bank stock held
by the State by appropriang the of for
and lsi9 and the interest due from the Tide Water
Company. The passage of this bill through the house
Of Delegates will be wachedwith great deal of interest
as the prospect Of its becoming law is at present very
unfavorabe The doings in the Legislatures Of Other
States are of particular interest Those of Mississippi
and Louisiana have yet amounted nothing That Of
Michigan is discussing the policy of selling all the works
Of internal Improvement in the State but as they are Sc
rapidly increasing productiveness it supposed they
will retain the anticipated receipts will
than pay the annual interest the total Indebtedness Of
the Stote
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Ships yfSS, o dSr John GGwSd o'g,
ol Msr Nlsgara, tSe NOT Ems Ws,d Charsst
IN. Go Inns o.BIgs Henry Leeds. Dfnkwa,r kngst.n
sJsm. Nesmi,h Ws;h; Lamar, sannsrman. savannah
Ds a"as% g Marian KsIy Augustus Ds% T@iS
No Neint' Norfolk ElweI Co; southe Crow,II
ls f. st.r Nirkeson; Tuscarora. Sma kchm~nd Allie,
1S Paxsou; Phebe Eliza o. boru Alexandria, sugss Gle
.pan: Albert Hale Crowe Boston, Sta Racket, PTov
Hence.
". g. soop of Lexington last from Gibraltar Left Ma
Aho "a Jan aud SPOKE the 3th of the Island OF Msjorca
rs fg7tc Cnmbe land bound Mahon all WE'LL Arr st Obj
I'd the 18TH and ef the 18th with baqu
Margaret Hogs Of Baltimore Brig Cameo. OF and from Bos
Hsmyrna The ship Della bound Boston, dali,
a KIP ctsd OF q when the Lexington left.
n Bremea ship Adler, i,hofst from Bremen, Jan g. will
Ymdse, 70 r.. Nol,anus Pay .n'tedtrs5 passengeI;,
a Ship Mary Susan Weeks, (of Porsmouth, NH) II day
1rom Apaachicola, with cotton, to Taylor Merrill.
Swedish bque Svea Asom "A days from Cadz. with salt
Brig Amethyst, Anderson. days from Mayaguez PR VII
guadla with 1870 hhds n do molases to Aymar o
Brig yo.ds, Hatch Is days fro" Ponce PR with sugar
Brig Tuscan. Cogrus, from MatAnuas, Feb H. with molas
HES, 10 Buck Peters.
a Brig susquehsnnah Bancroft 10 days from Mobile with
IN Iown of IN the NE blow.
schr Merchant tlery 8 days from New Orleans with pork
master Had 70 days TO Cape Henry, since then exper
Fenced heavy gales aud aims.
sehr William, Psasal. days from Portland, with shook,
fiO master
Ship Othe 20 days fom New Orleans, with cotton. &c
q Brig Republic Gates. 10 days from Apalachcola with col
(4ton. TO f. d. Hurbut Y Co.
ri miscellaneous
HERALD FoHE,cs LETTER oFrioE.-The packet shir
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Il BARBADOS, JAM 24-This market and those Of Dema
3rara, Trinidad and all the neighboring islands
stocked with American vessels and cargoes and vessels
stong their cargoes We cannot advise any shipments
delay and repose necessary to from
the present supplies We quote last sales of Flour
d$5 80 to Sc per bb at 90 days Corn Meal S325 $50
Sbb Pilot Bread 1925 so per Dbl Navy Bread $3.50
bb Crackers $3.50 per bbl Mess Beef and Pork not
Con per bushel Blackeyed Peas So per bags Cheese
40; Butter yellow l2c Lard, No. l, if hard, &C.; Rice
asa per 100 lbs. White pine boards 1000 feet sl4l
1900, dull Shingles SIS per 1000, dull There
greater gut generally in this maoket and prices
nominal
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MORE PROOF THAT
nNCTv1fDYJnN <rTTD


IA LiC.-Ihs certify that my wife En .beth acIe1
her lungs. Violent and
sa% sns;%s ss gs " nsi
coninsd entirely To her bed er flesh had nearly all
shs could aa
@ f I s and o
chill. ana eshsus"s swests, VIII cb increased her dety
che best % .i fs b. ss u Sd h.s s
oas l a" her as n s
he reach Of remedy Many times have III pght she
~ did ,. @ @ We S % s he s .h
sG Tn' among as sfs% ws &
gay. he; s,es. enso cement, well knew that my w
I'd q e :
. much pm iSoashout system We sent again for Mr.
great remc,nce So when suddenly diar
for few AID NOW
! bought her end h nd.
ro% %ead .aSeas Iii ha.
1S@ns aud sG a.
Avs had elapsed, pron making ~ effort to cough she fell
S ss: Tss .sa . s'S%s aG a'ss
Ia q s o". s ia T sw aavs
sat Oh snas ~ IL wa. %sair. aud with feelings
Tas eousS s,adas Improve" and eoo iaued p q?
%sh s"@ Il inc 60 sms uo% he sssS Ia %
e fr she ebie entirely
sS f &. FL a f had b e" s, ss
The .'w and ssGa G ;sfs s 90
ks S;G sSS a sssfE be- s;':
~ho the aud whose los
would have ben ircpsable me: Ate she alb lh
I'd "a in her far be-, ord MS Maa,
The nell heon also s,ify from what they he,
var almost arnlous. Mrs Tucker is part ular
cir that any ',tci with consumption, hivps
nv trend a tied. should III and ter hear
ai.m N verbally, sls he she WAGE tn
chApcks Pumonlc syrup the hest an 0uy DIV
ms upon her Others Viii Oh ohsr msdy could.
EFIRAI IUCKtk,
Jersey City, Jan 90 81. NO t3Yorx st. jersey City.
= New jersey Hudson County. SIS.
na appeared fore IN. IN" subscriber, Mayor OF JeI
,y Cv Epran Tucker. who bv duly accord
law his oath did depose and thst the facu aho
stat and by subscribed relation TO the effected b.
'"'"' PGTEK BsNTLEY, Mayor Of Jersey City.
Jersey City, January 20, l8ti.
Jersey City. January 30, 1874.
NMr. j. H. ScHEScK
Dear Sr-Ms Epham Tucker is reasonably known me-
,od believe her statement worthy OF all credit az presented
the signature Of her huband know sh very III and
how she in the Of comfortable health Yours
NJ. LUSk, Pastor Of the X. ID Church
jersey City.
Prepared bv j. H. Scheuck and for sale at his principal Off
rs No. "a South Sixth street door below the
and hs Laboratory 1871 Race Phladc'J ha
n Ao for sale No f tlandt street, door below
he cor Green New York the only place In
lilo fity where genuine can be had.
Also for sale CO Cornh'i street. Boston, and 10 Broadwa
YAlb'n
.3symp j II. sCHENcK.
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Grain Trade.

There Is very little doing in this market, in any Of
1he markets on the seaboard. We have no change in
3prices to notice.
PRIcEs OF FLOUR A BARREL.
3Sew York Feb e. s. 493X Boston, Feb a. $500 as Is
Richmond, Feb. &C. "a aka toh, Feb. 26. s4OO so
20 tfo Feb ", $3.50 375 Bait, Feb &c, 81 50a rs
Prices cannot advance while the stocks Of grain at the
remain large they at this time In Chicago
the Sd instant there $780, 900 bushels stored In
Michigan city $50 900 bushels In Southport Racine SC
3O0 600 By spring this supply will be increased
790 900 bushels ready for shipment the moment navi
4gation opens In Milan there would he 900 600 bushels
10 500 bbls -four and 900 bushels warehoused
Ms said that Detroit will export in the spring, in wheat
3and -four at least 900 barrels From the LIST to the
t2th instant 2000 bb of flour had been taken in
THAT market at SO 60 u.s. mostly at SO 72 storage paid
4by sellers of which something 900 bbls
5Canadian account; few hundred barrels would fill
3remaining orders from that quarter An offer had been
made and declined for 1000 bbs Sincars brand at So
Ann Arbor equal to So IS board at Detroit 81 49,
1delivered in New York city on the 18th June estimating
interest and transportation at the lowest rates
4although 1900 bbls offered in market the 10th
instant, at SO rs on board, without finding purchaser
3Flour from wagons brought So 56i a IS, fuctuang
with the demand for retailing the state OF the roads, and
1.-The reputation OF the brands.
These indications for the Spring. has been sup
posed that because the receipts Of -four have fallen of this
year at New Orleans the supply in the great markets will
small This is most erroneous idea The shipments
Ito that place have been less but the whole
TRY the of -four have been extensive thar
before And at New Orleans the receipts hav,
4decreased but slightly -
Arrived to Jan. 81 l943 .2a62l Bbls
1874. los LOT
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On Thursday morning, Goth inst. Mrs. MARY ELTON
,relict of Anthony Elton, aged IS years.
Her friends and acquaintance and those of her son. Ro
bert II Elton, and son.inaw, William Whitaker, are III
!vted to attend her funeral from her late residence, lie
division street, this afternoon at o'clock.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
TWENrY-EIGHTH CONGRESS,
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. %, 1874.

4 senate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. %, 1874.
ALTERATION OF THE CONSTITUTION.
Mr.. BAGBY presented resolutions by the State
yof Alabama, responsive to those lately presented
,by Mr. Bates from Massachusetts. Alabama pro-
TESTS against all such interference Of Massachusetts
las evidence Of bad faith. He paid very handsome
|compliment 10 Mr.. Bates, whom he regarded az a
high minded, honorable and patriotic gentleman.
Mr. BATES called attention TO the discrimination
against Massachusetts in the matter OF printing those
resolutions Those from MASSACHUSETTS, were not
printed by order of the Senate, while those from
Georgia protesting against them were printed lie
|st hoped some action would be had on the sub
,lect
Resolutions and print them-(deep sensatlon) He
lwlshcd to do justice TO the Senator from Massachu-
{ses, which State had right TO pass me resolu-
ions, and it was the duty OF MIR. Bates to present
Shem.
Mr.. HAYWARD hoped the matter would lay over;
ithe Senate is not full, and it would be more proper
fto act tomorrow.
Mr. KING regretted that his colleague (Basby)
had not been satisfied with declaring that on for
I FINER occasion he had intended offence to Mr.
Bates, without going further and moving to have
sthe Massachusetts Resolutions printed. He was
anot prepared 10 act to-day, and he therefore moved
1 Ito lay the motion TO PRINT on the table.
Mr. BAeBY said he intended at some future day
Ito present resolutions covering the whole Of this
ground. He did not wish to be behind others in
1.-THE matter of courtesy and good feeling.
\ MIR. BERRIEN hoped this matter would not be
&pressed to-day-tne senate Is not iu.
4 Mr.. ARCHER said he had received from the Legis-
Eature of Virginia. resolutions similar to those from
Alabama, which he had intended to have presented
3to-day but his colleague (Rves) is not present, and
Ihe would do it tomorrow, when that occasion
Swould furnish suitable opportunity to take up the
3question of printing the Massachusetts, resolutions
tfIe, therefore, moved to postpone the matter till to-
morrow which was done.
1.-THE dellcacy, sensltlveness, and tenderness,
ywth which this subject was touched by the Senate,
Swas in most striking contrast with the mode Of
Ntreating the general subject IN the Housed
n LAND CLAIMS.
a The bill for the adjustment of Land claims in
EtMissssippi Louisiana, Arkansas, Alabama, and
Ehe Territory of Iowa, taken up, discussed and
s3amended.
"a Two p M.-The bill is still under discussion.
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Domestic Importations.

New ORLxANs-Schr Merchandise bbls pork llo do 2it
Ekegs lard hulk pork 81 bbis moassss Renard
moBE-Brig Susquehannah2t0 bales cotton Center &C
bxs hi bbls sugar Candsl Cammel Commas bal
s,coton to oider.
ApALAcHIcoLA-Ship Mary Susant0S bales cotton Col
sflomb y Iseln-97 Richardsou-d2 Smith, Mills co-2j
Moray Crosby-3O0 tioodtue "
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tDied

On Wednesday evening" 2sth inst. in this city, by tn
REV. DR.. Berrian Rector of St. Johns, MIR. JAMES W
|AULD to Miss ELLEN BENT.
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DeCTeusc. ~O'so4
This falling off in the movement in breadstus that
point appears small when take into consideration the
Immense quantities OF -four and grain kept back by the
produces and others for better prices The stocks in De-
rot and Chicago indicative of the stocks tine
whole Of the west which must seek market the moment
navigation is OPEN With these facts before deal
/ in supposons, if in nothing else.
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9O GLEE SiNGERS.-Just published, the sth No. Of the
Quartette, containing Glees by Spohr Weber &c For
4sale by C. f. Hoyer No SOL Broadway and r. Riley No 20
}Chathsm street, - .
n b An Extra pumber. confirming a hvorite English
Glee will be shortly issued for gmtuous delivery TO regu ar
.1subscribcr, $50 lm~uc
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SUPREME CouRr OF THE UNITED SrArEs, Feb 70;
- On motion of Mr.. Lord, Hamilton Fish, Esq OF
New York was admitted attorney and counseor Oh
4his Court No 20 Robert Thompson VS. Thomas Grimm
SOn certificate Of division in opinion from tne cifcus
,ourt United states for Mississippi Mt Juuce panlei
deyered the opion Of this Court that each oil the ques
Ions certified IN should be answeredQp the negative and
the motion of the plaintiff in the Circuit Court be
byerruled. No 81 Buchanan Hagan * 20 vs. wi'nsm
fri,nn ~ nj ON certificate OF division in opinion from
lbe Circuit Court T. states for Mississippi Mr. Justice
Dsniel delivered the opinion Of this Court. that the qnss
ion certified up should be answered in the negative NO
al Robert Grgnon ct al plaintiffs in error vs. John
iA,or c al The argument Of this cause was continued
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CONCERT

CONCERT
GARDEN SALOON, BOWERY
bNfR. r. DE LIE Rec respectfully announces his friend
I the upper Of the city that he intends giving Grand
0ca anS UNpMY EVESiN wafcS sbe Aha ia,a
when he will assisted by the following Ladies and Gentle
[tlemen
MISS McGLOIN,
MISS ROSEMOND,
MIR. COOK,
MIR. OLDFIELD,
Mr.. Odfeld will preside the Piano Forte.
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NIBLO'S
OBSERVATORY AND SEED ESTABLISHMENT
ARRIVALS OF FRESH SEEDS

yxt The SUBSCRIBE in ackaowl ,dsing tn. ,ibera'
~ patron. aud pub,
MT the extensive Mra9g n.' for the spios ersme
sai une,tted attsn,oo and wi bout auy regard to
have just been completed BY ,s recent arrivals % tn
The viii BE- aud a coa superb varieties
nnual biennial and nsennil Flower Seeds many OF whie
sisd only which d.iTSle be OBTAINED foreign
nse other Sorts for which the American rodu tons
rs ss@ omv BY h s &
'p1r as b l.s genuine ans IL 'sct are wa,ran'ed
fact that in order al seqds rom hi. sh md
S Ia NJ sy pra F 2la S @ ss
er there sno' worthless SEED in The whole stock now on
Double DabiaAn extensive collection of these BEAUTIFUL
iowenog os have also been Imported from the
,ee. an are BUTTS Of the .st choice p lowsrs
noer propsg ,ion sac NO. plants ca,aed true
si"ns fall description Of aca varst ..setssr with IN
suuctcns for their Culture will be published at early
large collection of fine healthy plants in Fiowe tn,
ouseyaores, which will be found desirable ornaments fol
Bouquets Baskets and va,es of Flo rers be procured
che ,oS R' "D sS but s,Is yaR
RulSous Fowsrlns Root. viz Gaaolu., Me.cae Tiger
ss T Ca T2Tsf S s sss F e.
large ass ,rlmsnt Of Gardening Tools Horticultural
Tie above 'Ss are no fed for sale at Low PRICES
a,ig sesn par :hased f,r sh on adv utsseons terms
will be ready TO- de livery tgratis) Early mte,nsuu
0 attended to wi" & HLiTs'si
H No ton with other establishments. nitro
81 PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
fr.Ted and I'd, eelst ra,Ti f, from roSs ~.
IA OF 10 10
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AND PERPETUAL FAIR
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK; -,
rHE ' NURr PH3s, sySoR WIZARD VI
Mss BLANCHARD, the celebrated and only female jus
|gler in America, is engaged.
SignOr MONTIVEDO, with his universally admired
ITALIAN MARI iNETTES.
Mr.. 7. O. BOOTH, the celebrated comic singer.
g SHERMAN, the beautiful Ballad Singer, and IL
PETITE CEH ITO, the Admired Danssuse.
The GIPsEY QUEEN, the surprising Fortune Telle
In the world may besprivately consulted ali times
every evening IL o'clock and Wednesda
land saturday afternoons at o'clock
Tickc's Is 12f Tween
for private consultations with the Gpse
IQueen. f2Src
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 1,
Cleared.

,suN RISES ....6 80 moon sErs. ...... I
!suN sETs... 90. S so HIGH
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ADJUSTMENTS.


PALmOs N. Y. Os1sRA HOUSE.
On. po.a % rs. Of s.. tor.. pco op.
osSg w e and
THIhD NIGHT OF LUCIA III LAMMERMOoh.
FRIDAY EVENING. March, ~, ii tpsr6 finance will
LII f'H IL 81 L AN Il r%ioR
lucia d LsTmeImoor Sister Of Lord Ashton ss Borshese
si ri EsTG 5S .! ssssp.wooa Is1.
Alaimon, Tutor Of .sz Mayer
20 For full ps,teulars bill. of the day Ofce;
BThs Theatre the off night. will be let for Concert.
The Greatest Invention OF the Age.
rabe hat he . .uesas s
n.s sEAKS HS% &c ist1%fi
1icIlars Distinctly ettu Of aphaoe
n ."c ~ aSd II pro-
20 e, "G s @ sS Of m stn, s
bubble nav have an opportunity Of witnessing discovery
ss iHa RSo&
RS % s WI Hs sna d evening" sesp
Sfr 'GT sssa under ten
entrance Liap'nard street, third door the left
CHATHAM THEATRE AND CIRCUS.
CONDUCTED BY H. ROCKWELL o. II. STONE
THIS EVENING. March !, performances to commence
v0Ian'e' vau ting, A!fis sr, P'0lltfie' &C. &c
John Smith will Dance and Sing,
To conclude
Royal Masquerade Of Gustave LIE Grand.
MITCHELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS EVENING March l-Th- performances will
JOHN f fSH:IsFif SiiS SEQ.
After which
CINDERELLA.
Felix. '..'........ -. Mrs Timm
The Baron Pompolino -. Mr. Nickenson
AND
Cinderella. -. Miss Taylor
To conclude with
BEARS NOT BEASTS
fuddytat' '''..' ''..'-.'...' MIR Mitchell
BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE.
JOHN TRYON Manager and Lessee.
GRAND PREPARAT,ONS FOR THE
SPRING CAMPAIGN.
1.-THE public respectfully inform that the Bowery Amph
theatre is closed until Wednesday March 6h in order
TO Rsft, Alter, EpIarEe and Embtll.sh
n THE ARENA;
Lower aud Widen the
STAGE;
n And Change the Centre Of the RING.
The whole Interior will he arranged the Model Of the
Celebrated
q .4STLEY'S LONDON .aDfPHITHE.4TRE.
EQUESFkI m DRAM s SPECTACLES AND
CIRCUS PERFORMANCES,
To he given st e Of Splendor and feet hitherto
NJ 'e"eG!'d i this T tHaun'RKNr
Will have the supernendAnce of the theatrical Department
mlrc
AMERICAN mUSEUM,
AND PERPETUAL FAIR
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK.
q List Week positively Of THE YOUNG WIZARD OF
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kxA TO LET-Thst spacious Boarding House, No. $3.50
H Pearl street, containing abort thir y-hye rooms,
ming the ground floor, fifty feet long Posses
sion ssy he had Immediately.
Also. the Store, well calculated connection with tbs
house, for ing establishment Rent law. Enquire Of
s & y. HALSTED,
mrl 3tsrc "A Cedar street.
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There very little doing in this market in any Of
THE markets on the seaboard We have no change in
1prices TO notice.
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HERALD FoREios LETTER OFrioE.-The packet ships
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
DESIDERATUM IN DENTISTRY

T1R. a e.. CASTLE, 33l BROADWAY, corner
Do @HiTE sTEEET. h.. rs Re e. alIi1ns
teeth without any with which It be-
mpasd into ONE hard solid body thus restoring and
hbsrO painful and u.slss, ssh artsiaiy sound
and perfect in all the respective for apreventng IN
AL CASES The asees.iy Of s1taeron Ladies che mos.
vivid term: p i. efficacy The Editor Of The Evening Post
and Dr. the teeth with great and
i al respect. perfect for fs The Sun Castle Be-.
ssethn ne most eminent gentlemen Of the Medical Faculty
Cling the teeth Toohache pills. one Of which put in he
aching tooth will effect permanent
y ~ CHEy'R pom ANGEL CALDERON DE LA
from Donna Isabel Queen Of suan TO The Unisd States
have kpoHn Dr CAsILE for many y.aI.. success
knowing his worth and his bsigg gentleman Of strict intgr
ty with pleasure recommend him 10 those who may require
the aid Of his pr 'fessonal services.
would ao recommend his excellent Competition for filling
teeth. having in many its superior efficacy
(Sisned.l A. CALDERON De LA BARCA.
Dr. A. G, Castle rstss 20 the Spanish. trench and
Rear Admiral walton, Lord IorPeth. Gen: MeCsrS
es s i n Y. Mn tsse1a aains. p Beck NJ b.
j. A. Smith, DR.. Delaheld Dr. Beade, DR. Boyd DR.. BIZ
eayiiss Dr. VIZ 0raysOs d DerIins. &c &c. Office
Broadway 3m%ee
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READ WHAT SHERMAN'S LOZENGES
HAVE DONE

MIR. DAY, boot maker, No g. Tiisxy street. Brooklyn
AA suffered greatly for eighteen months with
oty sckness Of the stoma h. loss OF appetite shooting
The bowels his stomach neglecied amos every kind II food
He had been attended by phi, scians
Tor two months by the prossos Of the Unversty and ali
purpose
On reading Dr. Shermans Book descriptive symptoms
u worms he thought they met his he purcha.ed
Of Shemans Worm Lozengcs few doses brought away
ne judged aboutwo quarts OF and rely him
multitude ri similar night be mentioned where chi.
lien and adults bad Uttered all put death from worms and no
thing ave relief but Shermans Lozenges
Coushs, Coias, Asthma, Whoopbs Cough aud even Con.
.nmpon are al sooner cured W Shermsns Couch Loxeege
few seconds, and enable those sffctsd with the mos
hirrasag coughs 10 sleep whole nights. The Rev Dr.
Dunbar, Rev. Mr. De Forc, Rev DR. and hundrtd
thousands attest TO their happy others the
sihcacy Of Shermans Cough Losenges. for headache,
Laiptaor, lowness OF Spirits sea Iassude
from bodily mental and for rbe wonderful proper,
ties Of SheTmans Poor Mans Plaster which costs but i2
cents and warranted for rhcumAs and umbago
weakness the breast, side back, part The
body Ask for she mans Poor Mans Plaster and h
and his fac smile with directions for ba
There worthless mutations haw ked about aud
geld py uupncpied droggists Remember get sherman
Lozngsnges and fasters sad Trussnone Others you will
he deceived.
Dr. Sherman's Warehouse is LOG Nassau stre Asecy2a
Hudson y cor Sng l8a Bowery Stirring; IT Fast Broad.
la Brooklyn, Mrs Hays - Fulton aud Nlounfau'
store 1888 Fulton. emson Prospect and jackson 5,
Ia Jersey City, Randall Grocer. In Newark Irppe
and DAVID Bryson phiiadelphiaZiebsr Coz eiger Build
Sncwix Hall. -' J2s re-
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WONDERFUL Il EMEDY.
vIRREY'S TlNCTURE AND LOTION OF INvIG

SUPPLY Of hese Invaluable and extraordinary remeie
"A has been received direct rom Doctor Adrian Viney
Lyons by his exclusive American agents. De Launey Gree
Of New York Nothing equal them has yet been
for removing impotepcy aor abus, affections
nvgoatng the aud reviving the decayed energies
certain fact that be proved by any person
for while all other medicines recommended for h
diseases admitted by their inventors be slow
Jpeatisn and Of
make their eject felt II few after they made
Of Indeed their quick and wonderful action SUCH that cold
imbscy cannot remain in the constitution that
der their dominion for half an hour; nor possible for
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