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FOrelGn Mnrkefa.

Sr. JAco NJ CUnA, April 2a-We ha va I'm, G,,,. -
change to notice in market since our Last a. ~
American Jerked Beef which has fallen to 8, ner no
pounds; and HID Shocks and Heads which are NJ II .
cash Purchases of Muscovado Sugars have been mado
during the week for a. In cayed Sugars nothing of
sequence has been DONE for of Stock in
planters are now asking advance present rates
Coffee without variation The import market r.msn.
much as last advised There has been an arrival from
New YORK with an assortment Of Provisons but Il Is sill
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PORT OF NEW YORK. MAYI4.

Cleared.
saoo" 3 Mses
RiS:;ssH d ss,'sss Sutton Robinson
%s.tsss s" b sS"SSs Darby Ew.
assait sf sa tsss: sl.a, r.
s Ss oV%syf msr Bsss Nc Peck
sshr jon% DreT powMs Kingston y Foster NLson
sehr Msnche.s? smack Richmond Ale" 1spP Ps1:on
ssI MS sayi. fsaSsSi.H ff.
sehr Sarah ara Maria Barenson Gloucester, Mass.
Barge Barge STAR Saf% rhhs%pi Fs S:T Haven
Arrived.
and anchored S% in Se
S;?s; 6 =s ss,sti2.A az; fro"
Brig Arnsns HERMAN Il days from Guayania PR. with
s s re- L. 81 day; Santa MARTHA with hides
ssfeP E. 9 SPOKE H:sdsd
Haeras ;chI Baker Mosquito Inlet for Norloik pas.
British brig Helen Mar, Card ls days from Windsor Ms
~l BnP plMsit o.e. e I %,:is ssv from
Brig BOOklne. spase day, from Baltimore with sugar to
schr Patu1sn Clark from Matan.a, May with 5000 gall.
Foraad s. hsa
sssss: sss Shoot ohs
u. ss G Bd Gsh sdy. G% & NC With
passed three Of buwars box
from brig Moon hence for Charleston wrecked on
schr Judge Hitchcock Hathaway day. from Nswben, NC
schr Anaconda Tolford from Washington, NC with naval
stores to Bryant Maitland 18th inst 10 miles North Of Chin
q them No. and s-.aw three Others and quantity Of
schr Consul Jarvis from Warrington NC with naval stores
schr John Roalefs Lewis days from Richmond with COAL
sehr saml Henry White from Chenystone with com to H.
sshr Farmer PIERCE days from Eastvlls with oats, to H.
schr Wren, Lynch days from Berlin with corn, to n. p
sehr Old Hundred MITCHELL day. from Baltimore-bound
Schr Brilliant, Pearsa drys from Virginia. with oysters to
master.
Schr r. Williams, Anderson from Milton Del with bricks
master.
schr Dexter Smith, days from Philadelphia with COAL to
master.
schr James Meserole Young from Philadelphia with coal
schr Flash somer, day. from Phadephia, with coal to
master,
schr Intrepid Applegate, from Philadelphia with COAL to
master.
schr Zephyr Crockett days from Thomaston with lime
schr Massaso Godfrey days from Fall River, with nails
to master.
schr Equator Stuges days from Providence with mdse
schr North America, Pitman, from Virginia.
Schr Mary Gallant, Wietts, Virginia.
Soop James, Buckley, Virginia.
Below.
British barque Cosmo, Cummings from Bristol E. April
with mdse, to Barclay Livingston
A''o' O''k' a"A"0"n Sailed.
Ships Douglas Br) st John, NIB Sutton, Charleston and
others.
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Weekly Report OF Deaths.

la the city and county of New York from the 3rd day
an, May to the 10th day Of May 1915
42Men-46 w omen--43 Boys-29 Girls-Toal $50.
pIsEAsEs
A0scess Aneurism IApopexy 4; Bleeding q do Lungs
consumption H Commissions 10; coup6; OF brain
Debility Delirium tremens ;; Diarrhsa .; Dropsy
Dy,sa'sry EryPs., q Fever Fever Feve,
brain s. Inflammation Of bowels o. Inflammation OF lungs l3
Inflammation OF stomach L Inflammation Of throat Inam
nation Of liver q Insanity Jaundce Marasmus q Old age
Palsy 2; Scrofala i Small Z; Suicide q Teethng z
Ietanus ,; Ulcers Unknown 3; variooid .; Worms l.
o1o 20 % to 30 i5 40 10; 50 to so 10; co
PAcEs NATWITY-Unted States no. Ireland a. England
IL; Scotland I; Germany 10; West Indies |; unknown
Colored Home L. :, ''
Colored persons G.
City Inspectors Office, May TO- 1886 ' i
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHILADELPHIA, May l3-Cld Harriet Thompson Whpple,
81 Thomas; w Erickson Smith, Charleston; Senate Mil
Ter, NLondon.
BALTIMORE, May PAR Jas w Paige, Taylor and Mary H.
Baker Boston; Chs,.hoochee Baker and Ovoca Hlksr
York; Bermuda Br) Tyne Barbados; Margaret Ann Ham,
mSnd DShOa Mass Reaper, sssI. P5oydsnes Hotu. How;
River st Thomas Beaman, Boston CID JAS Edward Web
ster, Amsterdam Nautilus, Reed Rio Janero and mkt
NosroLE May l2An Wellington, Knowlton, Providence;
Excellent, Pike, Newport.
SAVANNAH, May s-Arr Geogiana, Currier and Philua,
Do.n>
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miA WF&sato29r re Auctioneel
GRAND SALE OF DAHI.IAS.

IT. J. NJ. THORBURN & CO. beg respectfully to IN
will have grand public sale Of Da;s' 4 their M,9on
kes Of plants each will be disposed Of and needless to
the quality of these flowers not equalled b other
growers this country Several of the will be incu
dsd in this sale and not variety but what beautiful none
other being retained in their collection. The liberal patronage
they receive encourages the importation of every choice sort
cultivated in England and the The lots made
small for Of those the city who have not
much The plants vigorous and healthy and may be
led the ground Immediately Catalogues Thursday
morning. sample of the plants view, and the whole
ready for examination on Thursday.
Sale by Mr.. J. b. Glover. mis- Nsec
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Excess Of resources.

Excess of resources. ............ $50 GOA 40
This institution is also of the government deposto
ries and had hand on tho 2sh April sles,a52 of tho
public moneys Its circulation is limited and its discounts
by means extended, its principal liabilities being ba.
lances due dcpostors
some OF the Wheeling banks have a very large crcu.
lstop IN Ohio, and for the pest year two tho banks IN
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Trade Report.

steady at 81 3ll a437}.
BRrADsrurrs.-No particular change to-day. Western
Flour ranges from 81 SIT to $4s7}
BEEswAT.-prime yellow sells a. wanted at sole
Corror-There Is very little doing in this market in
this staple In the absence Of further advces from Ly.
erpool operators undecided how act and
ions are consequently very limited The small sales
that have been made recently principally for foreign
Shipment and for the past ten days have amounted 10
$4,000 bales. Before tpere much activity in the mar.
ket holders must make concession in prices We
annex quotations current
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Uptduds A. FIoytda. Mob,fs g. ~

tive. ~ -'' S" - ~
hAr.Common qualities North River bale is held at
demand moderate. 80 ee ~ ~
=, WHsKny.IDomestic in Drudge casks sells at 2sc
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The best bank of these three according to this state
men Is the Bank of Norwalk That institution and the
Bank Of sandusky, government deposit banks and
according to the last statement Of the Secretary of the
Treasury tho former had thirteen dollars of the public
money, and the latter hiryfour dollars Tho Michigan
Insurance Company of Detroit is reported to be
by the excitement but the last statement shows tho sf
fairs of the company to be not only solvent but perfectly
sound and healthy.
MICHIGAN Insurance COMPANY, DETROIT, JAN, 1874
.9ssefs
Cash items, including Treasury Notes. N. Y.
and N. f. Bank notes, State Treasury
notes, &c: .$l93, 300 90
Amount in depositc with banks and bankers,
principally in New York Albany and Buff
ialo, the whole of which can be drawn for
at sight. ..................... I07, 5s7 as
Domesuc pIiis o. exchange. ............ 1886 IL
Bills discounted (of this sum 81, 1856 80 il due
from stockholders and directors) ..... 1909 90
Due from disbursng officers &C., .... 2sl7 "a
Advance to army contractors. ....... 4736 30
STOCKS. ................... 400 90
Real estate ................. 1876 SO
Loan upon State scrip. ............s 30O0 90
Io'ai resources. ........ $37s,s43 26
LiabiiGes.
Balance due for deposits. ... s24o $50 90
tircuiation. 1880 90
--S323, 1876 IS
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May I2io Eastern Railroad ITO; Portland SAGE PORT.
mouth RaIroad lo2 Charlesown Branch Railroad
4, Jig; 40 Wilmington r. Az; 50 Boston Co. liz: a.
Nor Wore X r, 70; 50 do O / W. Tsk - w ~
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Passengers Arrived.

CARDErAs-Brig Alexandria, Suazo
CHARLEsroN-Brig Moses-D Taft and lady; Doty lad,
and s, two children; WFieldng, Trowbdge s Adams
TRuxLLo-Barque Carib, at Boston-Lorenzo p Leeds q
Boon Augustus and Charles Foine of New York; Pnncht
Accobo Bcrnardus South America. ~
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Foreign Importations,

PALERMoBrg WelllgsleyiOo quintas birthstone 40 bags
wau 100 20 hbcr 3 bxs quorce 20o bxs oranges
bxs lemons Draper & Devlin.
SANTA MARTHA-Brig 0ulnsre38 COZ sticks Hache wood
bales goat skins Is doubloons De Peyster Whitmash.
GuAYANLA-Brig Arxene22s lids li8 bbls sugar Rowland
Aspnwal-23 cks molasses N Blanchard.
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Men with scarrd MARI d. mark and red or fery faces
Disgrace TO IN .nly he alth manly graces - -'
Repusive walking libels natural beauty
Here re id Ia plainest terms your proper duty.
40 with clear conscience and with clearer thought
To the address below when you have used and bought
A cake Of Jones' famous Chemical Soap
All scars and marks will vanish ave elope
From your dis6gured face. Beauty reigns now
IN cheek on neck, on chm ON hands, ON brow
Reader try Jones Soap You win be dissatisfied
rs effects are really singuarly modifying the sko
now clears soen and beauties curing all erupons and
dsgnemen such Pimples freckes salt rheum, tan sun
burn Iophew &c The genuine is sold no where in the cry
broadway Now York; State street Boston, Ledger Build
Ings, Philadelphia and l39 Fulton Brooklyn nxxE
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Married.
Died

In this city on the 4th instant by the Rev. Mr. Varel
a. MArrEo ToMAsELLI to Miss ELEANOR, daughter Of
John Ciprco, Of Venice.
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Suddenly, on Tuesday evening May l3ih SARAH wife
OF John Fowks aged 81 years.
The friends of the family invited attend the flu
neral services from her late residence 800 Greenwich
street. this afternoon, at o'clock Her remains will be
removed to Rhinebeck, next Thursday morning for
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MARITIME HERALD.
Shipmasters and Agents,

- 11P.1HtSstc1n HItU A8cutUs
We shall esteem favor if Captains Of Vessels will xiv.
70 ROBERT SiLyEy, Captain Of News Bosts report Of
the shipping len at the port whence they sailed vessels
newspapers they may have Agents and Coe.pon
home abroad will also confer by sending 70
this Office any marine intelligence they may receive
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Indian Vegetable Pills of the extraordinary med
cnes the world for the of gddness because they
from the body those sagnan and corrupt hnmor which when
termination rush Of blood the head gddness loss Of
moy dmnes Of sight drowsness pain of the head and
other symptoms Of loaded and corrupt of blood
Wrghs Indian Vegetable Pills also of the best
will no, only remove all the unpleasant symptoms and entirely
health.
BSpare Of Conferfei-Ths public cautioned against
" article boiled and called Improved Indian
Vegetable Pills.
only certainty fgettng the medicine to purchase
the place. No 288 Greenwich New York. and
all be paculato ask for WRlGHTS Indian Vegetable
Pills
N. B.-Betcare of all Sugar-coaed counterfeit Pills
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BlGGAR'S REPOSITORY OF FINE ARTS,
81 Canal Street, Is doors Westof Broadway.
" here find one Of the choicest collections Of RARE OLD
and FINE MODERN Engavngs in the country less than
one-half the usual prices.
N B-Gate Aprons and Dspery for Looking Glasses in
great variety and Of the newest designs
u,Ii linz
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EXPORTS OF COTTON TO FOREIGN PoRrs FOR APRIL le45
., Bales Pounds. Idlue.
To e Britain in Am: vessels 1870 l290309s 1915 "a
Great Britain in Br vessels 47i3 O44864 l4553o 80

Total since Sept lst a. mos .326ls s2s s05 ISL 70
The value of the exports for the remaining four months
OF the year will be small the bulk of the cotton crop
has gone forward will be reference to the
above table that in previous the receipts of Cot
ton from the LIST of May to the LIST of September have been
very light The bales of Cotton exported from Mobile
this have averaged about four hundred and ninety
pounds EACH and the average value of pound about
five cents This is much better average regards pri
ces than we anticipated early in the In fact is
much better than would have been had there not
been very great change in the foreign markets.
The Foreign Import trade of Mobile has the past sea-
son fallen OF compared with the corresponding quarter
in 1884, We annex abstract of the value Of foreign
merchandise imported into that pert for the quarter end
ing March 3lst, ls45.
IMPORTATION INTO NOZZLE FIRST QUARTER or 1915.
Value ofmerchandse by foreign
equazed vessels. .. ATT DAG 90
Value ofmerchandse by foreign
discriminating vessels. -. 1866 90
Value of merchandise by Ame.
Total value merd:c paying duty .091 W sl,7sas 90
Value OF articles duty free--mdse ~ 1852 90
specie lso lo4 oo-los, a36 90
Total value foreign imports. $3.50 5s5 90
The value of foreign imports in the same quarter in
1e44 paying duty $l44 1852 being 1923 moro than
this year.
The amount Of duties imports received for the above
quarter this year as follows:-
oPecinc outles. $49S6l %
Advaorem duties. 72l4 90
.. - ss7o7s 50
ter 1874 .............. So,ss7 as
Excess this year. one quarter. s3s6o AZ
The rapid increase in the production of Cotton in
Alabama is producing corresponding growth in the
commerce of Mobile Already about one quarter of the
total cotton crop of the country is received at Mobile
and it is reasonable to suppose that more extensive cu
tvation Of the lands of Alabama, will give Mobile posi-
ton as cotton depot nearly important that of New
Orleans At other port but Mobile have the receipts
Of Cotton this year. been larger than they were in the
year ls43-the year of the great crop
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DOmest,c lamentations

CHAREsToNBrig Moses-s0 - hf do rice Geo Buklc,
100 cs do Markoe WILDER Scott-32 bales cotton Buck
meyer sons-28 Thompson & Adams-ls H Leverich--3
order. ' $4,000 ~ y
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WILLIAM w X | G. H I,
n Nnsaau street.

FORMERLY OF THE RAMS HEAD, FULTON STREET,
MOULD inform his friends and the public that conse-
w quence the dissolution of his with the Rams
Head he has rented extensive building for the public accom-
modaon above address, between Fulton and John
where the best Wines Ae and Liquors will be provided for
his nd Airy and public and apartments-
and ommodation lodG upon
scale comfort and cleanliness that be surpassed
VIM Wright takes this opportunity also of announcing that
Monday the 18th instant he will be prepared to open his e.
pleasure Of from his friends
between the hours Of II and O'clock myi2 3ciss
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THE EYE.
DIR pOINEI i AND LIP DIOSSX

DIR. POWELL AND DR. DIOSSY,
OCULISTS AND OPTHALMIC SURGEONS,
IL lott No Broadway corner OF Warren street Their
practice exclusively confined Diseases of the Eye opera
tons upon that Organ and appendages and all mperecon
Of Vision Dr. Powell formerly studied for FIVE years with the
celebrated pr Jacob Of Dublin the dscoveer Of the Mem
outs for similar period and subsequently acted assistant in
his extensive practice,
Terms moderate-The poor treated gratuitousy from
6 p. M.
Artificial Eyes inserted.
Entrance Ia Warren street. mi4 imsec
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REcErPrs OF CorroN At MOBILE.

Average receipts from date to close of for the
last five years, 2464 bales. Average for nine years
2O,754 bales.
These large receipts have given activity TO the TO-
reign trade Of Mobile never before equalled The an
nexcd table shows the quantity and value of Cotton OK
ported from that port for April and from the commence
ment of the season.
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Sales or stocks mt Bostop.

New Stock Exchange.
$4,000 U Sys,3 SO lo4 100 shas PstersonRR a,
10000 Ohio rs i0Ik IS Nor & Worc 93L
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WANTED

TO PRINTERS.
w ANTED-A stout active boy who has been at the bust
w for time. Apply fourth story Herald Office
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the Lungs -Such the given and the opinion cx
pressed by physicians who attended Mr. Artemas
mond so Madison and who his beyond the
the LIST Of recembe last and had become reduced
cough night sweats and discharge of large
ssfa his bed The physicians said his qHs.
Healing Basam, he had its effects other and
was the opinion that would help him. He procured it, and
found immediate relief His cough subsidized his dsaeeable
y%psms vanished and the q two bottles Of this
Folges Oosaonan ALI Healing Basam sold Nassau
street. door above Ann and Mrs Hays 1879 Fulton street
lvn
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". T. JENNINGS & Co,
DIAPERS And T'AfLORS,

IMPORTERS of Cloths Cassimeres Vesngs Fancy Dress
Articles &c. No. 23l Broadway, American Hotel offer for
inspection of seasonabe goods
psng Cloths Casmeres Vesngs, &c in all the new and va
rious styles.
The aid efficient corps OF Cutters be found in
the country the belief that the style and chaac
Garments will be such continuance OF
the liberal patronage heretofore elected. :.
Whilst of the continuance OF the system Of
Small Profits and Quick Returns fail to be appreciated
those who would effect saving Of the extra cenage e
We'd under the credit system.
We would refer particular to the Panaloons we are eaa.
bled urnsh-than which garment trying TO the
skill Of Cucr-and solicit trial from those who appreciate
fit, combining and elegance. -, =, , :,
trade we have always hand Ready Made Dress and Froek
Goats Panaoons Vests &c the requirements oil
those who in Of emergency may require nntrate
suit
Handkerchief Gloves Suspenders Hosiery Under-Vesu.
Drawers Linen and Muslin Shirts, Collars, &c. nc
xalaI an..r
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ECONOMY AND FASHION
"a ELEGANT SUMMER HATS n
- PRICE 50.
ROBERTSON, determined to maintain the reputation OF

PHOENIX HAT AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT,
1903 Fulton between William and Nassau East Of Broadway
cheapest this city other beg leave to introduce
the public avery superior style Of
SUMMER HATS,
which for ghncs beauty and durability not surpassed
and for chespness unequaed In addition to plea
exposure rain without injury which Is well known Leg
horns, Psnamas &c. will not d9 without Losing shsps and
head dry and cool desdetum which has not hitherto been
attained These Hats be injured by peprson owing
the peculiar style ofmmng which the subscriber has found
by experience very clearly and popular Their weight ranges
harms aud PsnSmas, HObEHISoN, ~ faltYn s.,
Nh iwsse heu W@s Sp@oss
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n B.-Beoare of all Suear.eoated count,
Try Jones' Coral Hair Restorative
Nay, reader, do not stare
Twill give You all-for three shillinRs

twill give you al-for three shngs
A splendid head Of hair.
Ii will and make the Human Hair splendid natural
ornament beautfy Dress clean and force its growth 1t
will force the hair where intended
grow stop falling Off scurf dandru and make
light red grey hair dark For dressing the hair soft
cal yet superior article made for the hair 1t will keep the
tice made Sodat So chatham st. and i Broadway and 1879
Fulton street. Brooklyn; State St Boston.
Dalley's Magical Palm Extractor, at his
Agency Ct Walkers treet, first from Broadway
All Philadelphia subscriptions to the Herald
must be paid TO the only authorized Agents. Zeber Co. g.
Ledger Building. Third street Chestnut Terms73 cents
mouth including the Sunday 65 without it; de-
veed free Of charge Philadelphia Single copies
for sale as above daily, at o'clock-Price cents.
The WEEKLY HERALD is also for sale every Saturday
of Philadelphia free of postage.
~ All the and cheap Publications for sale at their
tablishment, issued, wholesale and retail.
With the exception of the Herald" read
much perhaps in Philadelphia any paper published in that
CITY, aordng valuable medium advertisers Advertisements
handed to the hapast o'clock will appear the
Herald next dav. md IL
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ALTIAANDTsN INIOOBATTfE
A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, BEING A
liquid Dye which changes the color Of the
hair eautfu brown black without injury the hair
skin The superiority of this Dye consists
mode OF application and instantaneous eeca other dyes
requiring from twelve hours produce any change Its
superior excellence will be single
application
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily SUPPLEMENTARY
TRIcoBAPHEThe effect Of the above the hair is truly
tonshng. was tried yesterday in Office and the change
from gray 10 black instantaneous.
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Forum. Severa Of
have recently applied their hair the vaua
BILE liquid Dye known Aexandcr's Tncobaphe-e and
valuable discovery and has IN failed to produce the
whskers, IL imparts beautiful brown black color
For sale by Rushton Co druggists, ITO Broadway Aspn
lane j. w. Wright Co Cedar and Of the principal
druggists throughout the United States, of sole
r. & q. A. WRIGHT, % South Oh street,
mvItImsie Philadelphia.
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toee should ever be without the Balm Of Coumba gives
the hair beautiful polished appearance frees from all dand.
ruff scu and prevents all irritation, which some persons
particularly troubled with Only this Balm once and
will be without To be had genuine al 81 Walker
street, LIST Broadway.
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Important CautionIIs


Received this nth day Of Of june 1874 from DrG Benjamin
Smith, the fee Of 800 payable his application fort Patent for
Pill Coated with Sugar" .,
II. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner OF Patents
~ Remember e shall hold every responsible who
sells box of Sugar Coated Pills" having the printed
ana written signature of-G BENJAMIN Smith.
sale all the villages and in the New England
States.
B-No travelling pedlars allowed to sell these Pills.
Examine the signature.
Office st near Eulton--Inind the