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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-16
ESCULAPIAN SANATTVE:


UNIVERSAL RESTORER OF HEALTH.
THE PROPRIETOR Of this Sanaye begs respectfully TO
inform the inhabitants Of this city the public generally,
that prepared furnish them with this invaluable
remedy And IN presenting this remedy the public the
quainted with the OF and from long and prac
and ample and sanave effects preserving and restoring
properties far sppraang ns
restoration hssh indeed potent its for good
the human frame that II requires dose small
psh ITS effects that many might feel disposed from that cir
cumsance rank the useless Of the
day But The day and has passed
curative virtue and quality ofany Of the medicinal plants and
herbs does not much depend quantity the
quality ay extracted and fully understood Although this
is thus almost all powerful restoring health and
resting diseased action ye so perfectly safe and certain i
circumstances The proprietor therefore under the fullest
that this sanatve will accomplish all that he states
unhesatngy recommends general remedy for disease
believing he does that disease but and the thing
although different forms but especially for the
following vz:-Asthma, Coughs, Codi, Consumption BIon-
chts Dyspepsia Live. Comp all its forms Indigestion
Costvne Headache Papation and other diseases Of the
Heart OF Hypochondria and other diseases Of tho
Nerves. Palsy Gout Gravel and all affection of the Kidneys
and Scrofua in all its forms Dose five drops for
adult persons proportion. Full directions
with each bottle. Sold wholesale aad retail by the Agent $50
Hudson New the principal druggists through
outt he ri vaudcO nj
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By i,at Njghs'S Southern HAIL.

BALTIMORE, Dsc l5hArr brig Orleans schr Oregon Pad
chard from Baltimore for New Orleans, in about days
Will from and for Phiadelphia; Taman from Norfolk,
dischgar schr Josephine, Latouree, New York Below,
bark Catherine Rio de Janeiro Oct 29-sd in co with bark
Caroline for Boston, and brig Ottoman for New Orleans
e bark Home SINNER from Cadz Just and Others
from Baltimore Oct &C. latitude 90 12 s. Ion 80 W, brig Erie
days from Rio bound Baltmore-reports off New Point
bark Mary from Boston, briggs aud schs all bound
CearedIBak GaiIiSTd, Carleton New York schr Roe
yerancia tEquadorl Gibson Pacific Ocean, Cadz schr
Cosmopollte Cape de Verbs.
PHILApELpHIA Dec I5Ar schr Alexander, and Two Bro
Tiers, NHayen Patriot New York Harriet Ann, Egg HarboI
Cid brig Vulture West Indies; schrs Abraham Brown, Fail
River; Iodine, New York.
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 6, lSa5.
The Markets and the Price of Cotton-1he Weather
-The0fyiraIs Be

New ORLEANS, Dec. g, lSa6.
The Markets and the Price Of Cotton-1hs Weather
-Iheatricais, &C.
The New York merchants will probably be not a
little surprised TO learn that the temporary excite
ment produced here by the by the last steamer,
has wholly subsidized, and without having materially
affected the cotton market. TWAS unexpected here,
but am pleased to say, that cotton has raised the
same rate that il brought before the reception of the
English news, and considerable activity has prevail
ed in the market This state OF things is doubtless
produced by the slight reduction in freight and by
the low stage of the water in rivers, which will
probably keep back large quantity OF cotton. The
receipts yesterday about 1000 bales and there
been arrival this morning of about 500 more. The
sales Thursday reac ed to about $3.50 bales and
and 81 for good fair The principal purchases have been
for the foreign market although there have been cons
derable shipments for the north and east.
The -four market remains the same. and holders find
high 81 cents bushel-the highest rate The SUI.
gar market is in rather stagnant state owing to the
continued unfavorable weather.
To-day theIe is prospect OF warm weather. During
the recent cold SPELL coal advanced from four bits $50
cents,) to twelve bits 81 50,) per barrel
There is a prospect-with the chances of warm wea
the business of the theatres looking up Chip
pendae and Tom Placide arrived day or two since
the former made his appearance last night and the latter
appears this evening Jesse Rural the comedy Of
Od Heads and Young Hearts" Miss Ellis is still here
but does not draw-the people do not like her.
The French Opera Company have o fair field before
them, having strengthened their company in several
points.
The mails arrive here very irregularly the newspa
per mail cue this morning has not yet arrived although
the letter mail has.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, 1874.
The Collectors of Customs.


II is asserted here by men high in place, and
very generally credited, that the Collectors Of Bos.
ton, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, not
only have to lear, but actually do fear the ac
ton of the Senate upon their respective nominations.
Mr.. Henry Horn, the Philadelphia Collector, has
been this city for time, attended by corps
of claqners and supporters. Your sometime Collec-
lecor Edward Curtis, is also on the ground; Parke
Goodwin, measurer and weigher in the Custom
House, and assistant editor of the Evening Post,
has been here for some time. Whether or not these
gentlemen are on hand to aid or oppose Mr. Law
renee is 10 be determined by any sagacious ndiyi-
dual But what the ID will they not do next, in
the Senate The spirit of discord and restlessness
having once crept in, and very sensible effect
having been produced, what may not be expected
er p You will please bear in mind that all these
nominations are referred to the Committee on Com
merce, OF which MIR. Haywood is chairman. What
Is to become OF your naval officer under this state of
things And Of your district attorney But perhaps
no good or substantial reason can be given why Mr.
Lawrence should not be confirmed. You may ex-
pect, at an early day, to hear of resolution calling on
the Secretary OF the Treasury for the amount paid
TO public officers in New York, under that construc-
ton of the law which has paid whole years saia-
ny Tor tive months service, and IN tact paid two Off
GERS twelve thousand dollars Tor less than wears
service. When this information comes before Con-
gress, the people will be astounded Mr. Gilet Of
the Treasury, has suggested change Ia the begin
ming OF the fiscal year, so that i, may commence
from the 4th OF March. The suggestion is well re-
ceived and the many advantages must BE- obvious
to any one at all conversant with public affairs
Daniel Webster replies to John Van Buren, on Mon
day morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-16
Flour, bbls. So, 1876
Wheat, bushels TIA ST.
TOhncco Trade

The enquiry for Kentucky Tobacco has increased
during the week. principally for export but the price Of
fored is considerably below the views Of holders. We
noticed sales last week of Connecticut seed leaf at 10
III cents. Florida segar leaf brings 30 ~ In
featured, busno as ia quito mi deroto
There was very little business doing last week in Bal
tmore, shippers showing disposition to purchase
mon qualities owing to the high rate Of reghts TO
Europe Ground leaf sold readily at SO S. principally
at 81 so So So Some small parcels Of the crop of
Maryland had made their appearance in market but
sales had taken place Tho new crop was said to be def
ations for Maryan which must be considered nal.
Inferior and common 81 ST. middling to good SO So
o0 good So 7, and fine S. Sl2 Fine descriptions of
Ohio wanted but very little of this CONES in,
common Ohio was neglected. We quote common to
middling at 50 81 So and good S. SO; fine red and
wrappery Sll Sl3 The inspections Of the week CON-
prsed 2s7 hhds Maryland, and SO hhds oh oto al 375
ho0
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COM MERCIAL.
New York. Monday

New York. Monday, Dec. Is.
AsHEsThe rise in freights has depressed both
400 barrels of Pots have been sold S33 chiefly sum-
inspection About $50 barrels Pearls have changed
hands for speculation at 81 and few small lots at
81 IS, at the latter price they are in demand.
BrEswAr is taken as it arrives at 29i to 80 cents.
GoT1oNnahe market was very quiet today no sales
correspondence.
Fauir.-During last week. notice sales of a few
boxes Bunch Raisins, at 81 I2t a 81 rs; half boxes
81 800 Or do 20 cents do in layers, So s. bb zante
months new crop Arabian Dates, 81 a 6; half kegs
Malaga Grapes ss Southern Peanuts. 81 cents So 900
new crop Havana Oranges, ,sao Malaga Lemons, in
boxs, 81 l2t MESSING, So, cash.
GINSENG Is held at 40 cents, for large lots but some
small parcels have been sold as low as IS cents.
Eastern brings 2oi cents First sort western IS a 80
cents, cash. We notice a small sale by auction Of
Eastern, which was taken at IL Cents, cash.
IRoy-Nohing OF any account doing. Holders are
generally arm at the last quotations but as usual at
LEAD.-The market for Missouri Pie is quiet, and in
the absence Of sales to govern us give last quo
RrcE-The mark ct during the last three days has been
very nsnimate, probably owing TO the difficulty of pro-
curing freishts About 800 terces have been sold du
ring the whole OF the week. at prices ranging fro s.
o to 80 30 for fair old crop Holders continue firm
been quite brisk and prices 1t would have an up
yard .ende cy We noticed some large sales Of Ohio
iover ana asnada Flax but did not learn the terms,
WHaLERoNk Is offered at 81 cents for N. W., withou
purchasers The sales for the last week have been lin
red to 900 b on terms not made public, but believe
to be 30 20 cents is offered for large parcels-the
last sales OF south Sea 81 cents Stock Of u s.
very small with ". w we we'll supplied The i'm.
ports into The $, since the first OF January are rising
800 900 " y
Wool The market for both foreign and domest ia
very hrm Holders of foreign have disposition 10 ad-
vance their prices in consequence the trade Of Buenos
having been suspended Some 40, 900 lbs. changed
hands Tor export Prices remain as last quoted.
49, FRETGHrs.
70 Liverpool cotton, square and round bales per ID
In) AIS Cd; Beef and Pork, per bb a I'D b.; Flour
So Iufpen Inc, as Is Sd; Leather per h. I6d;
I0d lid. ~ ''
TO London-Tobacco, per hid, aos 45s; Flour, per
bbl 4s Naval Stores, 4s Sd 4s ID; Goods
per ton, 3os 40s; Heavy Goods, 42s Cd; OIL as 3D.
Cheese 42s cd Seeds per tee lbs l4s Beef (3o4 336
iol IS Ga PSI Beef per Dbl os GRAIN per bushel I'D
for ashes $40 Tor rice To Marseilles they the same
as TO HavIe.
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Corn Trade.

The market for the past week has been very firm, and
immense quantities have been shipped for Liverpool
advance of l2t cents operations today little
cramped. On Saturday large amount Of Genesee
burg and Alexandra are little better at Sc a5 Rich
mond best brands 81 IS. Wheat brings from ST IS to
sS Corn taken freely at 70 c. for new and 50 for
shipment were taken at SO q; Corn Meal New Jersey,
81 s7l Brandywine 81 So Rye Flour 81 37t So The
amount OF Flour turned out this at Rochester is
estimated to be SAB 3lS bbs of III $40
over last year At average price Of 81 bb the
value OF Flour manufactured at Rochester is So 073272
The sales of feur at Detroit on the 9th ns at
81 70 a - So Wheat % cents and barley a 80 cts
ling at % % cents II had been up TO 81 TO- There
now contracts at 81 90.
Sales of flour at Chicago the lst inst at So
Isl wheat 80 81 cents oats - CENTS potatoes 20 cents
Arrived in the week, 80 66S bushels wheat.
There was not very active demand in Buffalo on the
10th instant Ohio flour selling at 81 % SIS IS. No
sales we believe, at the latter price,
Two hundred and twenty thousand bushels of wheat
were raised in Hillsdale Co.. Michigan, in lS45.
There has been quite increase in the trade of Mon
roe Michigan, in the last year. Annexed the
ports ~
flour, bbls; ....... lbs o. ,S69
TSs snd wheat united to busss
wheat large amount produce was in store, ready
for shipment in the spring, and the quantity west to
want of vessels to ship in this fall kept back
siderable produce, which would otherwise have been
There has been decline in Baltimore. On the l2th
Howard street flour held at So rs So ST.; City
Mills flour at SIS 10 There sale however, of 700
bbs. for Bremen. at s. 30 but S. rs is the firm
rate. Susquehanna S. 81. There is no Rye -four in
market Corn Meal So s7l. Wheat ranges from 100 to
40 cents Prime reds at 81 l0a 81 Is; white 81 Is 81
20. White Corn Is SO cents yellow 20 II. Good
Rye rs. Oats ~ q As cents.
ROCHESTER, Dec. lathe continued decline in the
New York market, has effect to render the wheat
market dull in this vicinity and scarcely wheat is
brought in than is sufficient for home consumption.
Wheat may be quoted ll3 to l19c. Flour retail, So
There not q1ite much activity in Pork yester-
day. but previous rates sustained, and occasional
/ ly at small advance.
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nniscenaneous Kecord.

For EuRopE-Packet ships New York Cropper for Liver.
pool and Zurich Thompson, for Havre will sail this day
10 o'clock Letter bags will cose the Exchange Reading
Rooms at halfpast II o'clock
BAReuE ISAAC MEAD, Brown and brig Clinton arrived
Savannah h bringing New York paper of the I'd inst
Of the mail Josiah Stsca Of Montgomery county
N Y died board the Isaac Mead the Sd INST
aas On the Vest Baas Sunday nsS nThes
sent to her assistance from Quarantns Yesterday morn
evening.
las: s sands ss ss FROM am
ern port bound Baltimore.
November was ashore at Crane Island; she was in situation
IT raf: Edward Island abandon
h second s e. Kss
% ' Hs ss s sass sf n o Il.
another S,s, which the
ai
wheel broken; off Of her passengers BY
a ss 3 .ee IL s Ses.sn sd aud
Ps.fP III e,a Of sooI marked with Letter
HsIsa s;sssf 10
ss % s e for
Of those concerned and the balance of the pay
sn,r CaicoSA at Boston, from Esneur Oct s, reports sa
ing in company with ship Neptune, Peach, from Stockholm
seHn Of oIand from Buel;port for Boston
.Ss s a s &: %
has been got off the wharf but she wa. under
eS W BITES d PSads on
Porter will a:ys hi sSias MI Ralph
Whalcmcn.
At St J.To. Caps De Verbs Oct 4 Csche'o Tabs5 Malta.
At s. in June sah Mayhew Mattapo set, 500
At s. Peters and St Paul. Kamschatka July Josephine
had 2i00 bbls six months before
notice co Mariners.
The buoys Point Aldeton, Georges Island and the Up
Middle, all gone and have been Tor week
The Consulate Of the Argentine Republic for the State
Massachusetts, &c gives notice that he has been directed, by
shippers Buenos Ayres at maniiss lists Of
bills and be certified by the Consul Of
Naval.
The brig Popose sailed Som Pensacola on the Sd inst,
ship Hannibal Parker, fom Trieste for New Orleans Dec
Isl hence for Liverpool Dec 49, "a hours out,
IaSe s om Newbe Sc for Guadaoup Nov 49, lat
ship Medora with emgrants, from eghon Nov so-l or
Brir Henrietta from Portland for Matanz,s 18th inst
=" ''''"S ->'' Foreign Ports.
NASSAU Mp Nov GAR schrs Cora, Reid, ST Johns EFF
The following are oS Iyy from
aud the Thos Peuson, from Charleston
Home Ports.
pss .ns isa,' Sd es s sHs
ss Dec sHs IS" load for
Bo:!ss Dec Ar ship, caie?sa crcn.,ad, DC. - EI.i
..ss s ,s sS % h for New i1 New e.
ST. s.s
si ss = f S
aS'% M, sis'%sIs
Howe, CHICO, BsliinS,s o sna NWso NV aud
sT Portland started lssIasj .S,p
Ssss he ~d 81 Ees
r. +; 50 s:= XII
9 sSp. Persia 5avre; Sutton Galloway NYOrk; brig Car
sATs;sh Ch',!.. Fyhil,delDhi. for c...
and Asv,see sseem fsdephs Des
Faasarosr, Dec AR schr Ivanhoe Packard NYork 7th
sd .chr Cottage, B.,mCsgs;d ,,u. Ma. No.,..,..
s se S :s S;,$ M Ia
I.ss: Dec 1S
for % 'F SdSp: asd
SS 20 Boston, s ss%
ieIi fsIsd and ss9 hsrm 6ri.s ys,,sIday
FL e ''Ssss s ss'G%' . 5siS bound sss
s 81 T:,. ss Es Ms,; A.
asyr1 pss.r l,s , ss W rH..se, brig. Nos.
Msssy J,"s BS.s. Md s59s Bssy
rg'oa. Sid 7h-Br brig James Clark from St. John, D.
r4N,sse,9gs,, ,es-ca shin. Meteor, v.rroo,, p,r
wick SfT Bs.ea sss Havana, dsPs1s s'
:.%.ls S"S s's No.
sf D.Ss New s fsn"Iy
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1@LLE@T
Wedscins and Pkaruacg
IS NASSAU STREET.
VI = y | G A l. a u VICE


PRIVATE DISEASES.
THE MEMBERS Of the New York College Of Me4:c,ss
continue their asSon 70 ali sss
private nature and can confidently requiring
the business. iavslds are par
G make to s College On Es
endtime may be thus avoided One of the members Of Tire
a ar2as fer the e thSss coInpn attends for cOna
hFoR4AST 'H rs f e5Js S
rpleaons forwarded them chest contss
ing all to perform radical by stating
traction snd tlestment received elsewhere II snY, and
CONSTITUTIONAL DkplLITY CURED.
~ TQNlC MIXTURE, prepared by the Coilegs
Medicneaad Pharmacy Of the city Of New York, cor
ere: adugence esces, OF any kind il Is m nvauabl,
remedy Tor impotence, aory barenne,s unless depcss
snee bottles 81 each csses Of hsifs dozen 81 srreisly
paesednndsent to allpsrts Of the Union.
vELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
and ali %oeolparacni the prehrs The:s
Fl q Tss 81 hs s
s mucS bo ~. s q
Other remedy without a%ns The breath disagIseng ys
RECORDS AFFIRMATIVE MIXTURE.
lyOR the permanent cure Of primary secondary ayphil
yeasrea ulcer: noasa or any eempl,int produced by
Ali faint remaining in their sys
ssa ea a9 sos .a I 9r % d
braicd Alternative.
Sold "a single 6oue, 81 each in case, Of half do7e,
3 carefully packed md sent to all parts Of the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT or SARSAYt
RIlI1A, GENTlAN AND SASSAFRAS.
0EEfAiiED by the New York College Of Medicine ant
Pharmacy established for the suppression fquackefy Til
refined aud highly extract possessing all thcuf
lying qualities aud oi the above herbs conf
IDENTIFY the COLLEGE infinitely superotoanv
ofSarsapara before tho public md
rel ed certain remedy for sil diseases rising from
pure the blood such scrofa aa rbeun rngworm,
bctces rimpcs ulcers pain N the bones JONES node
hoa any disease ,rs
om the secondary effects cfypul- v.udicors us,of
Sold IN single bottles, a. 15ce3uess
in cases Of half 4 doz-s bettlss, $50
: one dozen Goo
Cases fofwnr ded to all parr Of fh- Jbaos
NpA vcrr ibs,s diassss, r 5acs,,,:,, gyrssss~r.
fr7- The Concentrated Extract Of sarsaparilla Gen
uan and ssssaas n also for sale ut ly3 Division srcss
opposite Ludlow street
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Quotations IN THE New York MARKEr.
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
nS,

There is fair supply Of the medium qualities in the
market, and small supply Of the better qualities
Freighs for Liverpool have continued dull for Cotton,
at one iarthng per b. and in instances low
dollar per bale, has been taken to fill up. Flour
freight in consequence the excited state of the
ket fell to ss bb but since the arrival Of the Cam
bra recovered and IS Sd has been freely paid within
the last business day 8 for large parcels.
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AL IlHEi,Y

ar falling off the Hair and Ptyriasis Dandu Souri,
~ &c., positively cured by the of Hils Inallble
Onguent which old aud ell tried specific for all diseases
red hair they do exist thoroggh Of the On
clned CURL Keep it moist longer, and gloser
than other preparation which
serton fully sustained by the certcae>
possession few Of which annexed Sold wholesale and
retail, No. 10 Nassau street.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Is. lels.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Is, l6is
The weather to-day is soft and pleasant with indca
tons Of more The Delaware is filed with floating
ice, and navigation is very much impeded. Conse.
queny the arrivals and departures this port are very
few.
In local matters there exists considerable dizziness
Politicians busy preparing for the opening of the
Legislature In national politics. the only thing which
excites any sensation the stand taken by Buchanan
on the Oregon question: and by he has placed
at once in the position of being without gu eston the
statesman Of Pennsylvania. AS to the movements hav
before the Senate Collector of the port they are not
visible here and if they exist have long since
been transferred to Washington. Mr. H. has given uni.
versal satisfaction here and the belief among our
pie is that not being objected by his fellow
here his confirmation follows as a matter of course
The same may be said Of Postmaster Of the city Dr.
Lehman He has given satisfaction to all but few dis
contened politicians and the rejection OF either which,
oy the way, do not think probable would be received
The Seguins appear to night the Chestnut in Donn
zetti's opera of the Love Test"
At the National Circus, Madam Maria Macarte will
appear tonight in some astonishing acts
There Is not much change in the stock market toda
changed hands at pretty much the prices ruled
on Saturday. Texas notes looked up and Wilmington
Rsirosd shsr improved one fourth on the previous
exhibit the state of the market.
Sales OF stocks at Philadelphia.
FIRST BOARD Dec. l5.-$7l6 County SIS, So cash, o.;
wn, 2f 5000 State SIS cash, 7ll 5000 do d. s; 20
Union BANK, Tennessee 56I 5000 State SIS, ca h. ut
Pennsylvania Bank, 259.
After sALEs.-5O00 State SIS, d. 7l2; 1875 Whining.
ton cash, 3D. 200 do ds, "a; $3.50 Texas notes. 10
int, 70.
srcoSp BoAnp-lsoo State SIS. cash. III; 10 600 do
DO, 1l 10000 do do, DIS, 7l4 5000 do do, rw 7l so
wilmington, ds "a; 5000 Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal l. oan, 6ss 81.
wn, ~; II Pennsylvania Bank, BIS, 49, so VIII.
mington DIS, "a.
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isIefsica. Aid,

nR COOK &C Gold street. is regular Medical and surg'.
- cal Doctors has had than 30 years experience IN the
and With exception Dr. Cook has cured more pa
tents any any other Physician practising in this city
member of the Medical Society Terms for advice and med
cine aud guaranteed Letters by nail enclosing inc
DR. COVERS INvIGoRATTNG CORDIAL
FOR GENITAL DEBILITY, lMPOTENCY, INCON
THENCE OR NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS, &c.
practice Of the eminent physicians and surgeons tbs
British Empire France and Germany. Indeed remarkable
"habmse Of LIFE The use Of thus Cordial viii fully .us-
tam the high encomium. The highest medical authorities
for the permanent of the above distressing
The proprietor does offer this remedy cathocon"
of eary secret habits Of souh,
and indulgence of the passions ia ripper
liver dyspepsia loss OF muscular energy weakness of the
back and lower extremes lasstude nocturnal emissions,
choy alterations OF mind, confusion Of IDEAS loss Of
dmness of vision, the head vertigo and lunacy
aversion to social intercourse mity sedstrust and love
Hundreds of cases of sudden decline or consumption may
and particularly the country where these solitary habits
prevail to an alarming extentand those toe who about
been productive of happy results which should attend
the connuba state will perceive that this advertisement
from these evils and the attendant notification aud be Ee
stored to manly vgor delay this Cordial The
the married and single Prize 50 per bottle $40 half dozen
or $50 per dozen
Clamp store Sun Building, New York and at tiate Hsrt
Drug Store OF Broadway and Chambers N "
or country. by addressing j. o. Fay postpaid en-
closed
violence, and at 1888 Washington street, Boston No
Broadway Albany ; and of Marchlissi, Utica, N Y.
NIB The physician may be consulted personal y, or by
the ofhce through the store. n2 lmtr
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DARING ROBBERY SATURDAY NIGHT.-About half
past o'clock Saturday night last entered the
fancy and mnaTy store of Mrs Currie No 800 Broad
street, and instantly jumped the counter before the
faces OF the two attending the store pushed
the money drawer and took box from it containing the
money and made off with it, running down Green street
at full speed.-NeWork Ado. Dec Is