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wanted at 29t 29tc.
CoTroN-Ihe sales to-day to about 900 bales,
all taken by exporters decline Of to A. from prices
current previous to the arrival Of the Amount
TO be free sellers
FIsH-Dry cod sells at 81 rs. There is some enquiry
for mackerel; No sells at $40 80, and No. at So
HAv-There is very little doing in this market. Com
mon qualities north river bale sell at 81 a 35c.
Provisions IL at present very little doing in
beefo pork. Ohio prime pork ID held at So la 25
do mess at 80 30 50 rs Beef is very inactive. City
prime quote at So S74 So 60 do mess at IS 6l1-
at 81 63c
WHIsxEYT THERE'S a very moderate demand for drudge
casks at 23c Prison and western barrels dull
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SAvAyYAH.Brg g. Lamar--Mrs Palmer, Nrs Cohen and
child, Miss Palmer Messm ssmines, HrstIous, Thomas
n Meic osn. cpIseo uoSsss = sssaSs,S
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SAILS STocKs--Bosros, AUG. s.
Al the Brote,,s Board 10 shares Boston Maine n
l07; 10 Boston and Providence ia6l; 50 Reading
24t, 66 Long Island sl5 10 Boston al d Wor X
sa} 100 do bin SAG; 81 do lw SAL 20 do 100 do boo
DIS S5 rs do som 81; 81 do SAL; 70 do s3Ods Si3
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SHIP VIEWS.
BY Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHLApyIp HrA Aug 9-Ar Stephe, Baldwin. Glidden Liv.
erpool Cid Ebro Perry NOreris Levan perrcksor Fall
does
BALTIMORE, Aug 8-Ar Stephen Lurman Buxton. Liver.
pools Eyshard, Bmm) Haake, from Bremen, June ~; May
Pr rss Iatshe Jseksonvie NC Maria Lsour.is, Nieh.
sape,ke Post New York. Sid II Douglass Norylle Rich
mond Bermuda Tynes, 81 Johns Nj; Hyreaaus Beard King
stou ia.
NoRSois. Ang Sin Hampton Roads. Grn Warrington. fln
Liverpool for Baltimore.
Spoken.
Hope Mitchell from Mayasuez for Norfolk Aug s. lat IS e.
lon "a %.
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SINGLE MACHINE,
FOR CUTTING JOINTfNG sH IN q LES
III offering this valuable improvement ntl communi.
~ III. attention M. public Il respectfully invited
examination ~ he merits aad utility Of the mace being
confident tie bss that machine Tor making shingles has
Yet been Introduced with equal Advantages.
The machine i constructed entirely and improved
principle whereby II Is made applicable almost situa
ton and circunsfspce ~ The
49, MANUFACTURES or SHINGLES,
having Al III others IN Jontng the ~hngls ready
for use II requires only about one-hors1 power pror
,antage.
shng made Wy this machine considered superior u quail,
a. and lrm manufactured a ete aud smooth
suffice and made from almost ~ kinds Of lumber that
grows III the forests ~ county without .sis o. timber
The machine hss b~ exhibited ~ various places 10 the .ntir
81 who witnessed tho operation, and
~ spproaiion have n gi,ea
datory ~ the merit sud utility ~ said mscbine
,entenca wishing exanl the niehne, of witness the
oIcrarion arr rvruesrrd call - H. oomatock No 1877
Wstef street. wbcTe they obtain every 1e.e.say informa
ton FnbO LII,
WILLIAM WOOD.
,,nhnbtitts,cRoffET,i rfOprie,on
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state OF Trade.

Asks Pots still held at 81 l23, and Pearls at 81
There very little doing in either descrip
ton.
BnEAosrurys-There is change in this market in
sort
The following is the statement Of the breadstus recev
ell at Albany from the commencement Of canal navga
ton 10 the clQ6e of the frst week Of AaGnst
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At East Chester the 9th instant. by the Rev Robt
Bolton, Mr. EDWARD sHorwELL to Miss MARY A. War;.
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Packets to Sail.

FOR LIVERPOOL.
Saml Hicks, Bunker, Aug. II
New York, Chopper. Aug. 10
FOR PoRrsMoUTH.
Toronto, Tinker. Aug. 10
Westminster. Hovey. Aug. ~
FOR HAvkE.
Francois ]. Ainswor,h, Aug. i6
v. de Lyon, Stoddard. Aug. "a
Utica. Hewitt, Sept. l
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HEATING WATER AND STEAMING,
a NEW IND r.aLU.AELE IMPROVEMENT

a NEW .akD T.aLU.HELE IMPROVEMENT
1ANGER s. MARSH's PATENT STEAM BOILER
WI The subscribers having secured the exclusive right for the
City aud County Of New York. feel grat6ed in being able
Toduce to the public te valuable article ia
With this Improvement boiling be produced
with third the quantity Of fuel and half the time that il
be done with any other yet invented being
able and easily carried by be used with equal
facility in the house open The following Of the
valuable purposes for which the Patent Steam Boiler
intended -
For beating for baths and making for vapor
baths superior any thing that has been used for that
purpose aud much needed in this city the present time
O. For washing purposes is unequalled the clothes boil
ed IN wooden tub without the possibility Of being injured b.
burned by the fire.
For hotels where hot constantly wanted, the
from the boiler be used for stcaming Of
bles at the time.
For farmers il auable for steaming boiling yegea.
blc for aenng stock and also be used by the family for
washing, Sc.
for hsttrrs purposes is complete they
will readily perceive examination.
9. For coach and makers and Others, for stimng
wood.
For Botanic Doctors for boiling steaning herbs SC.
r. Dor comb manufacturers.
For tanners, a. heat their liquor.
TO- For yicinaiine houses, IL viii supply them with hot
and heat ll.ir steam table, q the time.
H. For sng green houses Is found produce the best
kind ~ hest
For bucc heat for scadinr hogs and dressing
poultry and for all kinds incchancaI other operations
whlcp hot steam may be required.
The public respectfully invited 10 call and examine
j. X r. BACkUS 81 Bowcry,
~ lw.m corner Of Bayafd street
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: GRAND IRA G GIy As T, E 3Id
s. N9SBR9 ss rR fl @ @
s ; 4:
ps q r na s e @ RSy &C. RSyvs
o a h Es s "a ss ss 1s
sase es s ana ha The
E,1 M e fi9 hi Il. fsy
P.R de Ia Ink kay ,a h BE- % Sdf r.
PLAY Ys h ssShSps
aonns and incredible balancing Of the chinese Hal and
Fss y Ms" m a during which m o,en.
rAh @ G; R.9 G @ @ iy c Ct ey%
. asS 'bs nsss D. f fss
Go %sss sE T% sd az % ke by ho' S
S-ist GUSTAV e. sgss4 aE% a's. bsa ass
h E: %s"
PIs NE p,ss, s sfTSsnx N ,,s j.
Grand tscaa 1' WsiHs Match '0"'e s' 'sA wy" inc
Should PIs w he % 4 on n hsOosT
Of the days announced it will take place the day fol-
For 1 particulars, see bills ofhe day. AUG tim
GREAT ATTRACTlON. AT
- Il u ~ = - ~ j \ u -, II - Is ~ Il N ;.
THE PROPRIETOR MR. L. SWARTZ has at great
4 expense, engaged the
VIRGINIA SERENADERS!
Every %y tS Ss3, and "as's s"s%ray
Commencing THURSDAY, Aug. 9Th until further notes
performers -
MR.. s. JOHNSON,
The best Dandy Negro living who is Star the Triangle
SAM SANDFORD,
Unrvalled Methodist, his Ole Tambonrine.
TOM FLUTER,
On his Virgimy Banjo.
AMERICAN PAGANINI,
On his Violin, and
MASTER MALROY,
On his Bone Casinets aud Breakdown Dancer who
will appear their celebrated African Reans, Songs ecs
Dancing, SC.
NJ B.-New Songs every day will b. brought forward in
rapid succession
Performances commence at hafpast o'clock.
Admittance TO the Garden Free au8 ~ ThS&Turc
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CASTLE GARDEN.

CASTLE GANDEN.
THE PROPRIETORS of this well known and fashionable
resort beg leave to inform the Public, aud Strangers visiting
the that for the season, from 10
o'clock NJ In addition the attractions which arise from
view Of the Bay the heahiu breeze which thu
and the sparkling Of changing Fountain there
also 70 be found extensive Pomenades outside the Garden
and long Promenade Saloon 100 feet length together with
the New York Brass BandLeader, Mr.. Lothian Refresh
ments Of the rs quality attentive waters, Ac Signal Rockets
every fair evening
Tickets i21 cents for which refreshments will be furnished
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CULMAN'S
LITERARY SALOON, COSTUME GALLERY,
AND EXHIBITION OF
BE n UTIFUL Pa IN TTNGS,
Mn. 2Q2 Nclx K0rl<-

lZ-ADMISsION ONE SHILLING ONLY
MO STRANGER should leave the city without calling in
~ TO the Grat Collections Of Books Paintings and En-
The PUBLIC SALE ROOM Is filled with books Of every
kidd various languages including Prints and Pictures
phch and the Print Room CHANGE is made iy26 &c
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90 John W. McGillis, who was stabbed at Pitts.
bursh last week by Neal Gallagher, has died Of the
injury he sustained.
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Sales OF Stocks ne Philadelphia.
FRsr Board. August 9.--lOO shas Wilmington hs,
22 200 do rs. o2s; do 22l Si2oO City ss ie46 iOal;
$3W do. 1888 ln6; 5000 City Gas Ga ;s62 lis3 shas
Pennsy vania Bank, 300; 90 New Orleans Cas- b5 3al;
10 do, S2i.
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IITTELL's LIVING AGE. No. Is.
PRICE 1875 CENTS.
ErOR THIS WEEK CONTAfNS-What is Gentleman ;
i America, yet LOST The Cock Pit Duel; The Curate
By Miss Bremer Young ireland; schsm in the Papacy; Peel
and Gniyt; Forbes Travels through the Alps; andons
ton for Oronnel Free Trade Les Homme ds Letnes Chill
dren's Books Domestic Gas Apparatus; House Flies; Help
YOURSELF Tale; Scraps, Poetry and variety Of useful and
entertaining matter.
Part aud containing the first eight numbers
d.. Price 10 each Any all Of the back weekly
hers Of the FIRST volume be obtained Price i2e each
For sale wholesale ard retail, Al
LESI.lE'S PERIODICAL DEPOT
III Broadway, tHows ard House.
Aud at o. H. CroSby's Lower Post Ofce-and in Brooklyn
al H. treers Fulton street; and - Bennett South Ferry.
Itch
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58i,7i7,oi7 si7,593,i6t 792 2e7, LOG $40, 1906
This extraordinary table 1t is very valuable
return as shows the decline in the value Of
this great staple, compared with previous years
Corros EXPORTED FROM rnE UsrrEp STATES
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AH ~ EXCURSION TO HARLE.M-Stopping
G@Nsa Turtle Bay House-On Sunday next, ths
steamboa. RICHMOND will leave the pier
~ Montgomery r.. r. y before O'clock, r. Nj Pike
q Roosevelt st past 81 Delaney st before 3; 9th +. r,
3oclock Returning leave Harlem "a past O'Clock. Faro
2h cents each
The above "Trip will afford fine view Of the East
wells Island, the Long Island Farms sc. auto Itch
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BY rdI S)Jr1iRN MAIL.


AhiLApklrulAs mug. y.
Another fruiless attempt made 10 sell
the Delaware division Of the public works this
morning, and the sale again adjourned.
The steam schooner Ashland leaves at six
O'Clock this afternoon tor New York, by sea.
crowded with freight and passengers
The weather to-day Is very warm, but the OPP
pressivr heat is somewhat relieved by strong
south-riy breeze. Cape May is all The 60. md
politicians Il el no inclination 10 eecilon~er except
early In the morning, and 10 the cool of the evening
North CAROLINA ELEcros.-By the mail last
night from the south and from Norfolk, we have
some additional returns from North Carolina, CIV
ing Us the result in all the counties except I9-As
far rs heard from Hoke's majority over Graham is
9i2 la 1912 the lecofoco majority in the same
counties was S06 The 10 countiesto hear from.
gave, in 1912, wing majority Of 56l9-Baitimore
american, Aag7
II our reported gains for the legislature be cor
rect, (and we have no doubt of any of them but
those from Bertir,) then have We not only over
come the locofoco majority of tweLty four in he
last legislature, bur we have already an as ssc~r-
tanned majority of twelve on joint ballot. But we
expect TO gain besides in Hyde. in Craven, m
Burke, in Gates, and perhaps elsewhere. We shall
not be surprised il our majority runs up to twenty
two, or even higher Raleigh Register, dug g.
% John W McGillis, who was stabbed at Pitts.
bursh last week by Neal Gallagher, has died Of the
inurv he aisfa med
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FOR sALE,-The lease for eight years Of e The
R desirable locations New York for Porter Hous
Grocery, both combined The house has been doing
agood business Porter House for the last twenty and
the proprietor only DESTROYS Of selling
business. WHICH requires his undivided attention.
To English German Emigrant wishing 10 embark La
business IN this city, opportunity Is offered For
further particulars apply A. BRITTON
1w~rc u Dey stre@f.
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CIIFTOn HOUSE.
MAR THE NARROWSn

Tor PERMANENT BOARDERS, transient dodgers and
day visitors offers opportunity Of enjoying The
oland aud unequaed its
luxury Of the BATH 1.-THE ga beach being within half mile Of
the honse)
The dinner horr ~ oclockon Sunday al o'clock su
carriages ~ attendance for the accommodation Of thu
gests. nc Bowling Alley and Billiard Room finish
I'd for the Amusement Of the patrons Of The establishment.
GEORGE PIEKIS, Proprietor.
BIwo OF the best in the House may be had for
the remainder Of the immediate application Of fam
lies.
On Sundays the boats Stapleton landing every hour
Carriages attendance convey passengers Clifton House
suR .fmisrr
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THROUGH TO BOSTON BY DAYLIGHT
Passengers be the South Ferry foot OF Whitehall ST.
at ~ o'clock, A. NJ, where Tickets may be procured.
Tbs Tram leaves the Depot Brooklyn precisely at o.
clock AL Tor S~eap2gt from whence passengers will be
ssd to the Norwich Rail Road Depot tuesdays Thurs
dayS and Saturdays. ~
iugrase-t rates 20 through unopened 10 Boston.
New DIRK. August 9TH 1914. auto iwrc
SHIP COLuMBO, FROM NEW ORLEANS, is discharg.
- ing Al Thomes Stor- Brooklyn. Consigress will please
tend 10 the receipt Of their goods Immediately au0h
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&45 .O00 -AMIDpLE AGED AMERICAN MER.

Rfc,OOO. CHANT, now residing IL England would
like TO connect himself with gcnea! Shipping and Com
mission, Dry Goods Commission House city,
,s orms, rr;rsd He has highly respectable and influential
Will furnish Of capital under $4,000 He has passed
several China aud India, and the last hr,
Europe Ills experience and influence would be unmpor-
,nt acquisition 20 house DESTROYS extending
Tie would act Agent for the house Europe and either
y England OF on the Conncn circumstances might require.
ne well known To several Of the rst Shipping and Commits
b. regarded. ~ 80
Addnrss - A." Box ssi Park Post Office auto 9Th
NOrlCE-An adjourned Meeting Of the Electors Of the Con-
smgn,9a wh. are in favor Of support.
ng Abm Mitchell A. H. Levy l.. NJ Ritterbaud Esqrs will
b. held This SATURDAY. Evening O'clock Shakespeare Hotel
corner Duane aud William Puncua attendance
Consideration. auIo lt*h
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Thh MIN w AN
HOTEL MAN commanding five or six thousand dollars
capital and wishing 70 embark in eeneel aud profitable
hotel situated IN the desirable Of Broadway win find
favorable opportunity by addressing r. c. Upper Post Office
with real name stating hen and where interview be had
auI0 2tiseh -
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SxS FOR NEW ORLEANs-Louis!sns and New
MFA York LinePositively first regular Packct-To sail
Ca1ae VRNON Capt Rely viii positively sal! above
For freight having very handsome FURNISHED ac
oommodacns apply boat q orIsans yhed. loot Of Wall
Positively goods recevcs alter Thursday evening 18th
inst Agents in New Orleans, Nc-sr Hun Woodruff who
will promptly forward all goods 70 their address, Shippers BY
aad hat h's, .ss u & line viii G pesetaay = sd,ss
The packet ship 9ENESSEE Capt Minot, will succeed the
Vernon ard Ss 5th Sept. Augt
MN POOL PACKETS-FOR LIvERPOOL---only
~ nj 'ss ss ;' Ss SEW "
Thomas b. CroIpe Commander and will sail positively
Friday, 10Th August, her regular day. ~
York and ali tie eight ship. q iii. line are fitted gu, IN
most costly style wh modern Improvement and cpnven
cace that but add the comfort Of cabin I'd cabin and
ssrase Those visiting the old country will all
the best b.rhs early application should be made board foot
Of Beckman street, OF TO The sub,eIbets
ai0i IS Fulton street, next door 70 Inc fuon pahh-
S&1A NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVERPOOL
M4A-Packet Of 2st August-The splendid and iavoric
ship LIVERPOOL. ii,o tons bariheal GsPt.
Johl lrdsc will sail wednesday 2is August hef regular
shps Of this line being and upwards PERSONS
,hou, ,o embark for the old county VIII not iai Ia
the advantages be- derived from seleens .ns ne IN pc
ference 10 any other tf great capicity reiders them every
wav NOR comfortable and convenient Than sn O smaiie
aud their accommodations ior cabin, second cabin and
srVs pa.cne- V we'll known are superior 70 those q any
not make early sppcaag On Gos,a 1Sot 2. pprps sp
At ther general Passage Office 7s South s MAIDEN
auIOh Ls'e, " s'.s-
d HOysToN, D., DENTIST. No ! rARk
+. PLACk NaNwim~~
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From the Boston Daily Mail.

A REALLY COOP ARTICLE-AlWays anxious to ben
eft our readers in every possible way, would
recommend to their notice article prepared by Ransom
a. Stevens, Druggists, which is fully deserving of conf
dence and every way worthy to be relied on. We
the Dandelion and Tomato Panacea. Compounded from
nine Of the best medicines produced IN the vegetable
kingdom the Dandeon, Tomato, and Sarsapanlla form
ing the chief Ingredients which ale well known and uni
versally admitted contain the most hea ul properties
the science of medicine has yet discovered We called
at the store of these gentlemen ye tedly and had The
pleasure of perusng letters, soe OF which were from
Physicians OF the highest responsibility, and others from
gentlemen of undoubed integrity, all speaking in the
yhest terms of the good effects Of The medicine They
also hold i'm their nnumerabe certificates from
PERSONS some with whom are acquainted, and III
whose word we can place the fullest confidence of the
wonderful cures performed by It's use snch as Asthma,
Erysipeas, Dyspepsia, Salt Rheum, Chrome Diseases,
Rheumatism Scroula aud for ali impurities ofthe blood,
and from our knowledge aud confidence in the gcn
emen who prepare The medicine and The trial we have
had oits virtues have hesitation IN reconmendngt
as The hes and purifiers OF the bio ID now
before the public For anything tho apothecary line,
we would recommend the of these gentlemen, 323
Washington street, inferior to none this city their
nigh worth and integrity being sufficient qua
ranly the public against any attempt ut imposition.
In copying the above the Nlai we happy in
beng abe endorse every word oil 1t, having tried the
Dandeion aud tomato Pa,ace ourselves h the hap
pest effects The proprietors are ren deserving of
patronage and sure ,hit success Will crown their
efforts. Civ them Call ut their store, Amory Hall
buildings 80 Washington street, secon dour north OF
" est street DAILY Tunes.
For sale in Philadelphia, by I. ". Dyott Sons, No.
45 North second street, and at The book of H.
FARNuAM c pnor ot nth street and Penn avenue,
and al the most respectable Drug stores in the district.
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vEN17La.N BLINDS, VEA7TAaN BLINDS,

MTILLIAM NOEL, thankful for past favors, begs
w leave most respectfully to inform his former
customers and the puolic generally, that he still con-
tinues to manufacture all kinds Of INSIDE VENI-
TAN BLINDS, all colors and sizes, suitable for
public and priv1.e ed,fces. Also painted Window
shades, different patterns and prices Linen and COM
mon Curtains, furnished to order FANCY BLINDS,
all sizes and very cheap, and everything appertaining
to screening windows. Worsted Cord, Tassels and
Bindings all colors. WI h2l
w. N.would say 10 all those who arc in want Of
they shall be accommodated Old Blinds repainted
and repaired and all orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to. Call at the sign of the NAM
MOTH BLIND D, between 18th and 18th streets south
side of Pennsylvania avenue. jell-tf
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d POWH.4T.a.N HOUSE,
GICHMOND XIRGINIA.--On tho LIST Of Apr

D POWTfRT.ayN HOUSE,
lGICHMOND, VIRGINIA.--On tho lst Of April
last this fashionable and popular Hotel passed into
the hands Of the subscriber whose whole time and at
tention directed to the comfort and qualification
of his guests II has just been repaired and is now
in good order for the reception of company The ac-
commodatons are superior, and sufficient for 40
persons Many Of the rooms are large, and fitted up
especially for the use of travelling families, and
are furnished with excellent beds and hair mattresses.
His table is served with every Wand OF the season.
pared in good old Virginia style. .5.&. 3lseHTL
To the old patrons of the house he would say that
he has made many alterations and additions for tho
better and he assures his friends who have been in
the habit Of calling on hun for the last ten years at
Dibrell's Springs and the Warm Springs that at tho
Powhatan House they will find him no less deserving
their encouragement.
The position Of the Powhatan House is decidedly
the best in the city 1t elevated dry, airy, unin-
numbered by other houses, and very the business
Streets railroad depots, steamboat and packstboat
landings. CHS. L. DlBHELL.
nFGood hacks and porters always ready to con-
vey passengers and their baggage to and from the
House je29-3m.
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Manassas FRENCH COURSE an Oral Sys
ll tenn of Teaching Living Languages, illustrated
by practical course Of Lessons in the French through
the medium of the English, by Jean Maaesca fourth
edition, revised. For sale by
r. FARNHAM,
corner 18th street and Penn. av.
Where may be found all the French School books
now in use, and sold at very low prices.
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DIR. SWA YNE, DEAR SIR:

DIR. SWAY NE, DEAR SIX:
Ial- feel my -..
@gtt s tEl self duty bound
!. -,r t .a to give certificate
of the cure Of one of the
b+b.s5 most aggravated cases OF dis
.ta 81 eased Lungs, whi.h has ever been
rs.t paced upon record II was Tint at
.r- Valentine Chapman, who was sent to TINS
Institution under the care OF very RESPECTABLE
Physician, who after long and faithful attendance
gave him ont rs beyond the reach of the healing
.,r art Having heard Of the astonishing effects
of your Compound Syrup of Wild Cher l...
raa. n ~ in curing 'oughs, Colds. Con-
. sumption, Difficulty Of Breath
& ing, pain and soreness OF
Atsl# the Breast, Asthma, .'.4
r,1- Whoopng cough, ...s
Bronchitis,
81 and all a".. eA1.
a.. .us dis ,,f t ..# .#..
eases of the Breast and Inngs concluded to get BOT
tie at my own expense, which gave some relet being
encouraged from that circumstance followed mp until
perfect was performed and the man rs%rned 70
his daily labors. kobERI GLENN,
..I Steward of the Aims House, near Frankford.
PS The Steward Of the above Institution is man of
urdoubted integrity well known in the nelghborhood OF
Philadelphia, and would be pleased to give any niorma
~ Remember DR.. SWAYNES Office, N. w. corner
of 9Th and Race street, Philadelphia
BE CAUTIOUS to ask for the original Dr. Smaynes Com
mound Syrup of Wild Cherry all other preparations
from this valuable fictitious and counterfeit Pre-
pared only by Dr. Swayne, whose office has been re
moved the N W. Corner of 9Th and Race streets, Phil
aielphla. ts...
r. FARNHAM, Washington, y: C. G SOFto-
RON, Georgetown, d. C.; WIN. STABLER, Alexandria,
DAVIS, No. 254 Baltimore ST.. Rev. Isaac Cook, No %
Baltimore st. and Slaber g. Candy, Pratt ST. Wharf,
Bait r. NJ. Cohen IL 90. Charleston. ). G.; Peynn
Johnson, Richmond, Va; Luther q. White. Calais, Me
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