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FALL AND WINTER GoODs.


WIN. T. JENNINGS { CO. Drapers and Ta!ors, Inn
w porers Of Cloths ard Cassimeres 'eungs, NC, 81
Broadway American Hotel opposite The Fountain are "
recent OF an extensive of new goods for all and
Winter wear comprising, French and English Ciono Tor
Dress and Frock Goats Casslmeres 10 OF sye
Silk Satin, Merino and Velvet Vesungs Mliieo Cloos,
order through the aid OF a. eclent corps OF GuSs
be found IN the country, essential point In me
economy which would direct, and in rendering NE
style aud character Of such a. must satisfy me
DISCRIMINATING that views Of cheapness are mol oase
on the production Of any other than ns ra,e
and prompted the solicitation OF cali from oeo
who would really eject saving oi mo extra per csnAso
levied under the credit system
The attention directed 10 the Psnaloons department must
continue offer Inducements 10 those VINO appreciate NJ
combining and elegance.
addition the usual assortment OF goods kept oy me
trade have always on hand ready male pres and fIock
Goats Panaoons VESTS 10 answer he requirements OF
hose who ncases Of may require rae SUI
Also Fancy Dress Articles IL Variety Schrls CIaVA
handkerchief Gloves Suspenjers Hosiery Under Fesn.
Drawers Linen unJ Muslin Shirts, Collars. &c &c az.
NEW YORk CASH TAILORING Es,ablish-
mcnt 1877 Broadway. three doors below the Franklin
House. The subscribers would call the attention OF theI
and the public very large and wei seleceo
OF Fall and Winter Goods Embracing all mo
latest styles of French sad English Peo Clos LOT "n'oi
garments; black fancy Bonjeans elastic Csssneres Of
entire patterns; very rich styles OF Silks, CASHMERE
and Veve Vestngs, suitable for the coming season AL OF
which will be made order al few hours nolce sno In
the superior style for which the establishment nos
been &c long celebrated.
Employing in the cutting department The best talent IN me
city do hesitate challenge comparison win any
In point Of stye elegance and workmanship Al me same
TIME our prices will convince the most skepuc thai hrst
garments he furnished very reduced rates LOT
cash We would also call attention the Fancy Depart
connected with the establishment where caH oe ouno
every article requisite TO complete gentemnns wnrurooe
In the and London markets Also an assortment OF
ready made Dress, Frock Goats and winter garments OF
every description for the accommodation Oh nose requiring
OF is,f f. ''e'' w j. c. BOOTH co.
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ry Where person Ia 50 los, moral Obligation as 20
violate the s"rmn written cohu aeS h,S h,id
Wondered Mt thai atdnvi,s the most positive kiha shoniu
10 made before the Chancellor a. was INC cAs u @ Az
,up,,tn thus obtained one Daley against SouslockS
I'n ,l,y, ,o the Magical Pam Extractor on oeine pre-
, hr6,, The Vice Chancellor the ION inst were I'M
mrni"',H "'s mis- 2leod
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The packet ship siddons, from Liverpool reported in
some OF the yesterday mornings papers having
rived had moi made her appearance when paper of
this morning went press.
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The offering comprised 1850 head OF Beef Cattle, $40
Cows, 550-Swne, and 1890 Sheep and Lambs
PRfcEs-Bcef Cattle were in fair demand at % 6o 3D.
100 lbs $50 head were driven TO New-fork Cows
Sales OF Mich Cows Sl503O, Springers Ss6ls and
Dry Cows at S50s, each. Sheep and Lamos-Sa!es oi
Sheep 81 IS to So and Lambs at 81 to 81 80 EACH as
in quality.
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Boarding.
Books.


CHEAP READING FOR RHE PEOPLE AT
W. II. GRAHAM'S Tribune Buildings. Nassau st. La
w dies Musical Library for Nov.-Price - cents
The Pirate. Daughter. vols-pricc 57t Cts
TIE Flying Cloud Romance OF The Bay OF New-fork-
price - cis.
Th, Wing OF the Wind, by lngraham-price p cts.
Mors.s Geographic Maps-price - els.
Moatezuma, The Serl-prce % els.
The Fatal Legacy, or the Doomed heir-pTice l2i cts.
Gilbert Quincy, by Hook-prce 81 Gig.
Harp-rs' Bible. No -2-prce 70 CTS
All the New York, Philadelphia and Boston Weekly Pa
pers received as soon as published viz The Emporium
The Union The Broadway Journal The Arena Philade
PIMA Saturday Courier Meals Gnzette Yankee; Uucle
Sam Theatrical World Illustrated Magazine.
The trade supplied The most reasonable terms by
nl52tls w. ii. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings, Nassau-s
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r Hills Iralble Oueuent for preserving and besuii'
ying the Hair. Owing frequent inquiries IRON lndlvdu-
ais both and about the central section OF The city
why didn', appoint an agency up mere wouIa s'aIe
That such has now done j. Jarvss Thread Needle
and Fancy Store No. 6S5 Broadway where gocdly sup
PLY OF the Onguen will always be found, ana no person
afflicted with pityrasis or any extoaon Of the cuce or
scalp falling OF of the hair dryness badness &c should
hr without II. PGncpal office No u Nassau.sL
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tDintfr fashions.

SPLENDID FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
MEMS, BOYS AND CHlLDREN'S CLOTHING
IVA GEORGE T. GREEN, 10 ChathamsL corner Of
Pexl-Will keep constantly hand FL LII and COM
PLETE ASSORTMENT OF MEMS, BOYS and Chill.
DREN'S CLOTHING, OF all descriptions, made In tho
SosT rAsoSAB,E srYiE 10 which be would respect
fully invite the attention OF those in As be has made
arrangements receive CotA, CrereJ pesttnxs &c by
every and secured the services Of experienced
Cutters he pied GEES himself give perfect satisfaction TO all
who may purchase
,r,,b str;ct u,,nrtuality oS codisG
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Boston auetior 6ales

DY r. p, e. q. RICH, So and IS Brosd-sreeLk Bos
Dton. ON WEDNESDAY, Nov 60
LEATHER, SKINS, kc.-Sole and Upper Leather CAi
Skins Kid. Morocco Innings Bindings Thread anc other
articles in the line
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DyspEpst, OR IYDIoEsToS.-al that invads desire
in this essns and almost ndecribahe complaint is pre-
senied in Dr. Woods Sarsspsa aud Wild Cherry Biiters
SIS ruy prepared and deg lul Tonic and Aperlent ev
erv day becoming more popular Certificates OF
the efficacy of hi, medicine may be had Of The agents
Wyat 4 Keicham, wholesale and RETAIL l2l Fulop-st.
DR. w H Minor cor. Broadway aud John; Z. NJ. Guon
cor Bowery ard Grand Geo. I. Gum, Blocker and
Christopher sts. n. Y. MI oils
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IN ADVANCE OF TIE MAIL.
CuARLEsroS, Nov. II, 1915.

Flour s6s o. Freight to Liverpool 10; brig Paias
taken up tor Havre al brig Russia cleared for Lon
don at Cd for Rice per bushe rough. All the New-fork
packets fully engased50 for rice and IS per 100 cotton
Nothing in port from Boston.
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NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, NOVEMBER To-
vi pOETRY-The Poet in the Old and the New Times :;
The old Earth: Extracts from the Annuas Prayer OF a
Dcsponding Heart: The Burial al Morn' The Cleaner
Spirit of Irish Poetry The Mountain Fern; Lament;
The Living Land: Gathering Song sc. H. EDiTO-
RIAI-The New Congress- \ True Story with Moral I;
The oregon Question What of Annexation : The Conven
venlon: Our Foreign Relacns State Politics and Policy
What has our Election decided Oregon and War; Van
Seenbergh and O'CoGnori lron Labor IN New fors-lis
circumstances conditions and rewards Nos NH, MI and
XXiI. III. POLlTICAL-New;iork City Returns The
Sate: Jersey; Michigan Elections Massachusetts all
"Reminiscences &C. ~. NEWS-Niore Mormon Depreda-
Hons: Fourteen DAYS later from Mexico; From Havana,
CenIra America South America and ST. Domingo; Great
Freshel on the Kennebec; Cry Items from The Daily Tn
bune. v. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Association in Hi
nois The Voice of Ireland on AnnsXaton Correspond
erca Of The Tribune from Texas. Philadelphia Illinois,
RnIrimore &c; Freedom and Slavery; 4 White Woman
among Indians Hon Daniel Websters Speech a. Boston
ORION and Texas: The Voice OF the Free Copor;eu
Association Invention ola Type Composing Machine in
inatrio. Notices OF New Publications VI CONNER
ri a. GENCE-Stocks, Money. Produce, Cattle
Market New-York Family or Household Markets, &c
single copies put up in wrappers for the Mails, can be
obtained at The desk-pnce pt cents;
r.s- TERMS-SS per year. AL subscriptions payable
ins-,iby in advance. Address
'-''' GPE;ELEY < McELRATH, Tribune Buildings,
fa ia Hall
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TT The Rev. T.. l.. Abbott, for ten years Mission
ary in India distinguished before the Christian community
BY the extraordinary OF the gospel amcDg the Ka
ards having lust arrived in this country. will give history
of III. Klreu Mission Lords Day evening, a Tie
cbsn,J conner nj Taiph, md Varick sis IL
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NJ nrlcts. Carefully reported for The Tribune.
Fanny Noy Il

AsHEs-Pearls rather quiet Sinai! sales have
beeu made a: IS; al % Pots 5l; az 57. with
very moderate sales. The receipts are not large.
CoTTON-The sales to-day some 600 bales, per.
toh OF which has been taken for export The market is
stll in favor ofthe buyer lot of 300 fair Upland in
square bales sold :! Spinners still
buying bu, take only small lot, from day day, and of
the better grades. Freight remains without change
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IOsIAH RICHARDS, Aucroneer o..
ny HANGS, RICHARDS az PLha 80. m son
IS an4 Broadwsy-Libcral cash advances n'"'' ~ s'1
s.gnmerls for auction GALES ->-,nr
MEDICAL Booxs-A large collection OF vaCao.e ~ IL
Books Including popular works Surgery Ana'ony' 'i
d,clne Mstera Medica, Chemistry, &c
Also-A case OF Amputaipg Instruments
case OF Trepan!ng DO.
4 case ot Scaipels. y,,rNfScs
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY X FRiDAi E'1A''Ao'
Nov 18th 2Oth end 2lst
EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE PSIvkrE LisRASf-A1 .aike
and very choice collection OF English and American
embracing standard and desirable works on ds'ofy
ology Biography Voyages and Travels the Drsna, rno
sophy Bellies tercs and Sciences and genera lss
lure Sne ed lions OF Greek and Latin Cassos, 'auao.e
WORKS In the French Spanish and Italian es'
Enbellshed Works, &c &c.
L. COTTON 81 CO. Auction and Connis s T TT.
chants Nos lis Fulton street., and ~ Ann slece.no
eraI advances made conIgnueno and prompt foofc'
made ---------
ny LANES NJ. MlLLEk-
ID SATURDAY, Nov. lo "a
.<UeSrrs suE-A, 10 O'Clock, at IS E!.za5eth-st 10
dozen Morocco Skins AIso Fixture OF Morocco factory
ON MONDAY, Nov: II,
ALTO! O'Clock al the auction store OF chamberlain ooio
smih IN Pear-st 100 Boos Shoes ana o'ogHes'
Also, 200 do of Rabbers
FRIDAY Nov. 2lst-
Doors AND SHoEsAt 10y O'CLOCK, ~ me store VI ~ va
Ain, 25S Pearl ST. 700 Boots and Shoes
Also, Il Rubbern.
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ELEGANT EXTRACT.

IT'S that WHICH MUCH COHnutICt nIspHts'
Proof positive no farther proof requires
So puff your prettiest, ring your loudest Peals,
For the grand Hair Restorative OF Beals:
And ii you won't believe their solemn word
They make no charge until the hairs restored Nv
Not Byron's.
Ey- No CHARGE UNTIL THE HAIR Is RESTORED, are the
ori1na terms on which BEALS' Hair Restorative is ap
piled supplied the Proprietorss Office, No Is, FRS
Avenue. Personal references given a 10 success
DEPors.-Guons, us Broadway, New-Yo Jordan =,
Milks, Boston, Poiter's 100 Nnthst Philage phia La
dies Depository, All Broadway. MA W.
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rE- Christian Union--A special meeting of this So
cetv on business OF importance Will be held this evening
AT O'Clock in tie schooroom OF Messrs Legge Gull
landen, No 1874 Eighlhsl near Broadway. II
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MEXICAN BLANK ETs.-3G0 bales. comprising
nm assortment OF horse negro, sieanb0ai aiiy anu
,vhi,. and co!ored Mnckinaw Blankets. FOR snic oy
W., $50 SESMlTU co. ~ Piue-st-
.,,rrT0S CARPETr-srO pieces 81, bright chnts
u co!ors Also, leo pieces fine medium, ana s1peun'
Woocn Carpets Tor sale by NEsMIlH * ~ ~
nlb -
4 MUTTON BATTS.-ioOO bales hfs' anu sseo"a fuA''
- ne" 'A's'e ~ NEsaiirfi & co. so Pinc-st
SLIAID IINsEY s.-,n casra westerly M" -aa'ef
4 onr Plaid Llnsry.. fur sale by ,, . 90 ., M,
MS Nr.'i.'.'i :. $3.50
ry,O PIIYSICI ANS-For 'ar an once. a'edieines
lc win good country pIaeuee In very plcaaan WI,
-, .h,u, 100 nIlra up North River. Tho whole Will
hr sold for nbou, competition Tho ride 10 aboa,
mile. and worry pleasant For farther Information call al "
pcy-si i
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A SERIoUs OUTBREAK AT NAUvoo.-Thc excite
in the State of Illinois is still the increase and
ssfno disguise OF their intentions necessary the
Aormons leave opportunity urtred to fan the
fame which is every where raging around them, and
which il is feared not Immediately cXtnguished, will
soon end in a bloody civil war Al the landing of the
steamer Sarah nn at Nsuvoo Saturday, the 18th ul,
James l. Bradley the officer entrusted with the writ for
the arrest OF Redding being board the latter was OBJ
served standing in very unconcerned manner upon the
wharf; whcreupon Bradley sprang ashore and sez cd
him as his prisoner Redding Immediately raised cry
help and surrounded almost instantaneousiy by
strong body Of Mormons, who began throwing large
pieces OF rock and other missiles at the oiccr auo thc
passengers of the boat, whom he had called upon 10 aid
him desperate struggle ensued which might nave
resulted in the capture OF Rcdding had not one OF Inc
most conspicuous of the Nauvooes commanded the CIT
zens make oil their firearms on when me pas
sengers rercated and Reddng forciby taken from
the custody OF Bradley who with his assistants were
obliged TO initiate the example of the passengers by re-
gaining the boat, which then put off This affair creacd
deep excitement in the country wherever it was oru't,
cd and meeting afterwards held by the citizens OF
Font Madison to consider the outrage, when report
drawn up by the passengers and OF the aforesaid
boat was read and commented on.
Bradley has started out more provided with a
regular process for the of Reddng The result oil
mis- last attempt has not yet reachedus.
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w- Sermons to the Young

=
Young will be delivered In the r b rec ShurS OF
The HOLY Vanderwater-st between Frankfort
aud Pearl ssl the Sunday evenings OF November, De-
cember and January The first III the course VII De preach
of Grace Churcb The second the sd inst by Rev Kings
GodlaId Service 10 commence ut O'Clock PRECISELY
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nEALE,s PATENT ROTARY

BEALE'S PATENT ROTARY
STEAM ENGlSE.-These Engines have been. during
y two or three years successful operation In England
and the inventor having secured !ucrs patent ia DESTROYS
of introducing them into This country For this purpose he
mas sent I'VE horse power the subscriber
which will bc sold most reasonable terms tho purchaser
having privilege OF returning not satisfied with It's
opeTntol. New York, Nov. r. lS+5
nla lws. THDAAS DENNY, No. 81 Beaver-st
DAILROAD iltON.-The Mou,our Iron Co. Dan.
II VILE Pa Is prepared 10 execute orders for the
heavy Rail Bar of any pattern In in this country
or in Europe. Apply 10 MURDOCH, LEAVlTT L CO.
nj isu Agents. cor. Cedar and Gro-nwich sta
~ V. r. NOkW EGiAN Bar lron-,50 tons Sx5-ls,
Just received. tor sale By
nls lwls Jos TuckERMAN ssw...sI
IUT NAiLS-l,Oo0 casss, fairly assorted, PonnsJlve
~ MIA manufacture, for sale by
MURDOCH, LEAVlTT 4 co.
rrr-~- C-~i.r and sr~-s-r. RI
on TONS y Norwegian Bar lron, for sale by
on nj: .wis JOS. TUCKERMAN. So Westst
Inn TONS Forgs Pig Iron, for salc by
1UU pl2 iwt, JOS. TCCkERAAN, 60 Wsst$'
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ryRcy.F.I.. Harris viii preGcn in the Universalis
Church IN Elizabetsi Tomorrow Morning NJ halt past IL
and at ! in The evening. IL
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Sales for the week ending 18th Oc,..-........ 1000
Do 25,h e ....-........- $500
Do Sst Nov.......-... 1900
Do 9Th ........... $500
Do this week 10 date. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Arrivals since Is, irst $4,000
Exports i26i
Stock hand and shipboard no, cleared -. al000
Export from the s. 10 CT Britain since ist Sept o. SIS
Do. g same time in 1914 sl.Io3
Do. same time in 1913 25372
Total exports from the l. s since s,Sept last - $50
Do. :" same time in 1914. l6i. 80
Do. same time in l5i3... 50i27
Reefs aprincpa pts ofthe Us since lst Sept last s65
Do. same time in is4i 25i go
Do same time in lSi3 PA OBS
Vessels oa NC this year for G. Britain So France l570
Do. last year, ~ DO. Ie---oo
Do. wear previous 80 Do. l5.--.4S
up&F!a. No IN. o.
Inferior. %
Ordinary ..of 0bI o: avs
Mddlng. --.----------.---ts al I9it
Mid fair .....-..-..7t01 7t97!
8 as:
Good gag
lO0u
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a museMenfs.

EOPOLD DE MEYER begs to announce that his
L. last GRAND CONCERT. previous 10 his departure for
Boston, will take place on Friday Evening November 4h
-"''' PROGRAMME
l. Duett-" Dove raai," Donzei-Mss Norihal and Mr.
= Russian Ara New Set" composed and executed by
Leopold de Meyer.
s. The Greci4n Dansher-J P; KniSht-Miss Norihall.
j. Grand Fantasia the Drinking Song from Lucrezia Bor
giu, composed aud executed by Leopold de Meyer.
l. Grand Aria, Mr.. Philip Mayer, Jr
= La Dense du sera composed and executed by Leopold
). The SPELLS Bvoken-Juliet Bechamber- Norhal.
s. The Battle Of New-Orleans, Grand March, expressly
composed for this Concert and executed BY Leopold
Mr. Charles Per abeau kindly consented to preside
Doors open at 6-Conceu to begin at o'clock precisely
Tickets One Dol lar be had the Music Stores and
the evening Of the Concert at The Isoeraecle MIA
TABERNACLE-Mr.T EMPLETON has the honor
OF announcing his friends and patrons in NewYork,
that previous departure for The South ne will IN com
nance with the solicitations Of numerous parties who
Unable To- rain nd former occasions al palmos
Opera HoI e. give night at the Tabernacle on Monday
vening Novem 24lh particulars o. which wi be duly
annonpced Mr. Temple,on takes the opportunity OF
apprsn his friends in Brooklyn that he will also have the
nirnsnre OF giving them night during the week.
Mr. r. will also have the honor OF appearing before New
ark audience the first time, Of which due notice ~ be
given nLo eoo.st
NTJBI O,S-Grand Scientific lllusion-HERk Alex
~ AMBER, the German Magician most respectfully re-
turns his sincere thanks for extremely liberal Patronage
he has experienced since opening in New-York Having
received catering reception he is induced by the ad
vice Of his friends remain week longer, during
which time he will his utmost endeavors 10 repay his
patrons deserve continuance OF their fayors by
changing his performances as TO render each "a entirely c
fercnt exhibition.
Monday 10TH and every evening during the week.
During that limo he will give series OF experiments In
Chemistry, Pneumsrcs Optics Natural Philosophy, and
Magic - -
meuces at II O'Clock. nIE
A IHAiKA, No. $50 Broadway, between spnng aud
"A Prince-Unpsra Aitraetions--Saturdsy Evening
November 18Th DR. his ininabe deineaors OF
eccentric and comic characters Mr. Christian the wonder
fu T vrolean Warbler, and Pamos Popular Opera Com
pany Performance to commence al y O'CLOCK Admls-
- ,, r.,s mis-
a MEXICAN MUsEUM.-Every Day and Evening
"A his week commencing Monday, Nov. 10, lai5-Splen-
did performances every afternoon ats o'clock, and every
evening al ha-pas The manager has re-engaged The
living Orang Ouang for another week together with
the famous English Dwarf They will both be visible every
day and evening Also, engaged the inimiabe Droleris,
MI WinchclL The Dongols Mins.res the Ethiopian Sere-
naders, Mr Merrhesd, the Comic Singer Mrs Merrheld,
the Vocalist and Danseuse the Dancing Witches the Hyde
Oxygen Microscope, and Madame Rockwell, engaged
Admission, - cents. Children under 10. III CENTS
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a
ne meeting with greater success gaining h8ner epu
,s,ion team this most wonderful! Article
~ $3.50 ~ JORDAN, n. Y, April ID, lsi5.
In the winter 1874 and AZ was troubled win hoaIse-
ness and dry hacking cough Produced no DOUBT ny ehane
nj climate hnvlng previously spent some iHo al te South
and angs and rahern delicate
In February was attacked win enothsee " se &c uks
ybrb continued until had sufficient Strength OF voice
~ sneak loud in ,hrcc moalhs Through medical treatment
and care partially recovered during inc o' Oh
rcTr NJ winter was attacked again WIN cough cns
fever and swea Physicians said they could DO no
more for me, 60 rapidly -!nslng win consumption
ru,..,v M, friends procured the BasHn Of wild Cher
~ Thinking IL mi sht relieve for lime, and win ne
b,ssnv OF kind Providence II entirely restored mo 10
hrriIl, yhrhI have continued enjoy until the present
time without any symptoms my former dissusc, WIN the
exception OF being little more Hhpc ~ eo'"H ''-4 I
air uid ridden changes OF weather ,.-, ,,,,tcnN
Sworn and suhscrhod s 5lh day VI April l6i5. before
a "a 'u'N-',
Beware commercials None genuine without lne NJ
ten signature OF J. BUTTS price 81 per bottle SIX ooF
lies for S. S w. FOWL, Boston, GcnernI Agent
Soldby A. b. D, SANgo,
Wholesale Druggists 70 Fulton-st. Agents to' N YORK
pl5 eodfN
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$: a: ~ &: .55:
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Ship Arson Barkrnan, ds I'm Charleston, cotton and
rice 10 Geo sutton.
Brig sarcaretts (of Bos,onl Morse l6 DIS i'm Santa
Cruz Cuba cedar palm leaf &c, to Bret, & vose Left
no Amer vessels sept llth, at The entrance OF Turk,
Island Passage spoke brig Henry hence Turks Island
70 DAYS out Nov 80, sand Key lighthouse bearing
NNW distant s miles spoke brig Cygne,, for Norfolk
9TH lat % IL lon 20 20 passed ship Huron Portsmouth
beating down the Gulf; next morning her far TO lie.
ward attn lat "a Is, Ion 60 0s, bark with 4 H in
her main royal
Br brig Wanderer, Dawson, 10 ds I'm Windsor. rs,
plaster TO Thos Winniette
Schr Benz Bgeow. Baxter. IN Boston, mdse.
Schr William Wilson Baker fm Boston rndse
Schr Excel Lowell I'm Boston, mGse.
Schr Henry Look. I'm Boston, mdse.
Schr Cambridge. Hail. I'm Boston, mdse.
Schr Clio Wilson, i'm Portsmouth. y Il. potatoes.
Schr John w Taylor Derricsson 3 ds I'm Wilmington.
NC naval stores to & y Briggs.
Schr o X -. I'm Dover. Del, corn. to y Fox.
Schr Elizabeth ann, =, I'm P Philadelphia, coal.
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DEEKMAS'S Original Genuine Pulmonic syiuPm
I'D Every refecDg person has learned from VI
exoerence that the severest and most dangerous
are those which, showing themselves sghy a.
ously on until the constitution IS
and al results follow Disease should be met 81 thr QUIZ
set There il no absolute safety bui IN ong SO. time ai
money will thus be saved-sorrow and pam escapeu, a,
aiopted tie plan of keeping Bee.nan- syrup ~
in the house OF by OF any sudden asc OF ;e
.Dn-grance OF ang threatening sympoms-ahu 1hs praGISe
bss b.en attended with the happiest consequences Ine
Syrup may in the most delicate sn N G,Sea
- I,ci,i lis universally kaowlcdged to be the
only sure remedy discovered Tor Inc cur" o.
~, ,rgb cafrrrhs ard generally all affections and Oh
siuctoas olhe Organs Of Respiration In seroiuous com
plants rs King. Evil ErysipeIa. ucers GuApeous Etup
- yr ,bs Medicine has been used with universal sue
While in Dyspepsia und in Liver Complaints u mas
proved certain remedy such are us subtle ana a'pef
rs.di,r nl,cralive restorative and purifying powers
Ths celebrated Syrup may be bad Wholesale and retail
in This city only old established Office o! the PToprio-
,r Nh hI Cor,land-s the South side, one door below
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