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DOCTOR ARNT'S
II ELIEF SALV E.

kOH WOUNDS, Bruises, Burns, Chronic Sores or swell
sovereign remedy for Botches the Fac and Chapped
Rough Skin will render clear and soft
Extract OF letter from Doctor Woody
am highly grained to hear that The Sslve pro
merits which viii speedily give high rank in
the confidence Of your customer decidedly superior 70
Ssse msSe ". u % az pob
success, and freely and cheefaly commended ohen
cannot withhold an Of surprise at the happy effects
have known TO produce several Of named breasts
E1I,ei from lss.s, written BY female 70 her rslssvs
whsi we had heard 70 p her dead They had however app.
great sst,sf.etion found her entirely relieved xsr apply
ing had directed, the milk started stream they
ss s,r % he Good s &
the ays e them an glad Of being the means ofdoins
Doctor Haliocksir That the great virtue Of Arn.s Re
lief Salye" may be known the acted, deem duty to
s facs connected with my About twenty
Vs and PAIN
Danas have
to all the sure cures and highly recommended ram Ell
Having recently taken eod leg was again the
Of pain and had all the appearance Of
immediate mortihcaton was advised that in order 70 ssye
various highly recommended remedies bat found no relief
until was persuaded to try the Relief salye After ne
sad healthy Appearance. boxes ths swsns ana
9dm paa N Ss
do therefore recommend strongly % others sn
hsky Valuable Application Tor ali tho purposes for which
recommended Respectfully yours &ei' pApsoNs
French's HOTEL No. u, Fulton street, New York.
Sold Wholesale and retail BY the prnc,paI agent .
H. RING Druggist and Chemist l92 Broadway, corner Of
John street, and by most Of the respectable druggists
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Al BassviIls Arksnsss on the I'd inst the Bank and
tn property were sold execution. some eight
or ten negroes and splendid farm, went sor less tn
$1,000 the banking house and lots Tor va The state
il is said recently paid the United states $ioo for the
latter. .fs4s
A hank has been established at Cincinnati, which
lends to poorer classes in sums from $40 up
ward for single day longer, on endorsed notes or
notes of hand left collateral security This will af
ford day laborer opportunity Of relieving himself
from any embarrasment
Notice has been given by the Auditor Of the State Of
Arkansas that taxes lands and town lots be paid
directly into the State Treasury Of Arkansas. The
has been changed from lafayette c. II to Lswistown
The Arkansas river rising at Van Buren, Arkansas
on the ult Much rain and had fallen. IL
reported from the Greek Nation that snow had fallen to
the dspth Of fifteen inches.
Guano is being introduced q fertilizer on the rice
plantations Of the South.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer thinks there 10 longer
any doubt but railroad will be constructed from that
city to Columbus where il will connect with railroad
(not yet fnished) leading to Cincinnati.
Tho New Bedford Mercury says that the aggregate OF
criminal business In the State Of Massachusetts, during
the year S5 comprises 229 prosecutions, out Of which
there been l03S CONVICTIONS 100 acquittals ana
other cases varlously disposed Of are still penang
Tho costs have amounted to sac $780, In Nantucke..
there has been Of conviction by jury during tho
three years.
DR.. George Parkman Of Boston. has presented SAFE
for new medical college, near the MASSACHUSETTS, zen
eral Hospital, sixty feet by one hundred.
The following curious statement, by Dr. Granville u
taken from an English paper drawn from the regis
tered cases Of SIG women and is derived from their an
swers to the age which they respectively married
II is the first constructed TO exhibit to females tne
chances of marriage at various ages ot $40 females
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In the foreground, and on the right, are the hou-
sesof Corpus Christi village. In the middle ground
are the tents Of the Sd Brigade, sd and 4h Infant
y;) and in the distance the tents of the I'd Bn.
gade, I'd Dragons, and LIST Brigade. Beyond the
tents the white line part of the Nueces bay to
Tho right is Corpus Christi bay the long low point
separates the two The house on the hill. to the
lett il Col. Knney's, the proprietor Of the place
It il taken looking north. The depot at Corpus
Christi il between the camp Of the Light Artillery,
and The ID Brigade.
Annexed u list of the officers on duty with the
"AEmy q Occupation" at Corpus Chnsti and st.
Joseph's island, Texas.
from the Corpus Christi Gazette, Jan. -
~ GENERAL STAFF.
/, Drigsdier Gen. z. Taylor, commanding.
Capt W. w. 9. Bliss, asst adjutant general
\ First Lieut. J. H. Eaton I'd infantry aid-de-camp.
Lieut. COL NJ M. Payne Ath artillery inspector gene
raj army Of occupation"
Colonel T. Cross asst quarter master general.
\ Major G. Thomas quarter master, (st Jossph's)
Captain G. H. s GsSs:sm'n' a'st quarter ~ master
h VS. Kstchum. do do
II g. @. Waggaman commissary Of subsistence.
II Surgeon 2. H. Craig, medical director.
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l59 BROADWA Y.

PERFUMERY ESTABLISHMENT
THE Subscriber his thanks his Friends and the
public for the liberal patronage extended to him
since the opening Of his Store New York Promising that
IN the maxim should prevail either the best q
lowing Ineligible proofs thar he capable Of offering
me very best whether the composition Be foreign or Ame
ean t He unequaled advantages in Paris IN hav
Tug been for Director of the Laboratory Of Ian
e reIs q fs G half century the hrst house IN this line
q. PsTiaHs hes vishoui single snespop obtained in
all "a = shs las s.nbitioa New York he
rssmmsy; Ed Hts ss!i.nery h.s bsni:hsd the imported
physically the c.eewh his Shaving Cream Why should Il
not be soI His Perfamery ID, n fact, the foreign,
both IN IL quality and mode Of fabrication, with the
addition OF an exceence which the foreign
Isnsy and 4 e se
His prices are from 20 50 cent lower In hne tbs SUBJ
ecrber educated N the best foreign schools imported with
him The science and Oh OF his native city, oen the products
Of his laboratory equa The best imported and superior
prices He therefore, himself that his preparations
OF necessity supercede the imported with
who prefer articles merely because
they foreign and have been TO the influence
hand perfect Of the best foreign perumey and
offers opportunity OF comparing the two, and Of
purchasing according to the Judgment or prefeence Of The
The subscriber most respectfully solieu call from those
who wish purchase that which a. ne assures the
being the purchaser he particularly invites
the Of Wholesale and retail dealers to his very
pete assortment which he offers to them at prices from to
10 per cent cheaper than they bay eseTheT rnrrsart
Manufacturer and Importer Of Toilet sosp:,
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wM. w. SHIRLEY. Auctionssr.

Vi.
CATALOGUE SALE OF CHINA, Glass and Earthen.
" ware-By H. e. Wiilard--On Thursday, March ID y, AZ
O'Clock he Store No Pine street near 1ro.Sxsy s N
blue aud fancy printed painted edged dpt nc Ware, Chr
ma and Glass Also packages Of gs unbler dec .ner,
wines &c The sale positive and the goods VIII be wen
packed for shipping. , -, -
n -Goods will be received for ibis sale till Tuesdy
the 7th Sales promptly settled soon a. goods A.. de-
livered DID n-m
LARGE AND EX rENslVE SALE OF Antiquities,
no INSISTING Of Original japan Lacquered Porcelain
~ flower bottles fruit plates and caps
aud various kinds original ancient preasn sh
lain groups gures and ancient ians OF ms
century richly caysd and painted aud magnhSsTt
Of pore eain dSevres OF time Of Louis Alv wnch
been bought the sac Of Joseph Buonapss
such has beea imported into this country Thsss
choice and articles offered very
are ali antique them less than Hundred and ,ome
hundred costly aud were colect
cd eoughout the old OF Holland and other Places
with great diligence and by the collecters OF
those articles hghy valued the courts OF Europe
and among the English aud French nobility To be sold at the
Msra,n Japonas Duaue between Broadway and
Elm by Aarou Levy Anctonee Thursday, March
49, 1876 Sale positively at o'clock r. M ram
shine. ~ "a, IL l.
dies 10 examine these magnificent ornaments now e!dy
p Al " - mi2 src
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LATEST INFELLIGBsCE BY THE MAILS.
WASHINGTON, March Is, 1876.

WASHINGTON, March ID, 1915.
The select committee OF the Senate, which was
appointed yesterday TO investigate the charges al
the Times against the wing members OF that body.
met at the capitol this morning, and entered upon
the duties assigned them. Messrs Dow Il Robin
son, OF the Times, and Lieut.. Porter, Of the Navy,
were cited, and appeared TO give In, In evidence,
whatever they knew Of the matter. The two for
mer were required to specify the facts which they
had to affirm, and name such Witnesses a. they
should produce to corroborate the same. This they
have done. Lieut. Porter, as Ihave been informed,
states merely that Of the door-keepers had in
formed him, short time since, that the wing Sena-
tors were holding caucus above stairs. The Lieu
tenant, in restating ihls added the fact OF having
morning. II there be no other testimony than this,
70 fasten SO serious charge as treachery TO their
country upon the wing Senator's It had been better
il were never made Inc q be,, e ~ oT sr
able to resist temptations than other men In dill,
ferent postion-sti there Is an air OF dignity and
self respect connected with them az wnole, OF
which they are, both individually ana cdnecuvey,
extremely Jealous. 1t is not so much perhaps upon
their own account personally, that THIS piidc OF Po
sitiou is felt by them for the sovereign cates nai
they represent; and therefore, It Is most wicked
thing for any one, through poilticai nos.i
of SO abominabe nature against thom, a. NOSE ia
the Times, without first having the most rrefragole
proofs to sustain them
From what has transplred of to-days proceedings
before the committee, am led to believe that the
whole affair will turn out to be nothing more man
mere yapor-smoke, if you choose to call it. Tho
examinations are held in private, and will remain %
until the committee get through with the entire bu-
sness.
Speaking OF appointments and removals among
some Of Mr.. Tylers friends last night, one OF them
remarked that there was not more than one Oh
that party now in Office, except Mr.. WISE, Mr
dent had up to this time decapitated nearly all Of
the Captains" old adherents it was not to De ex.
pected that he would leave those then in office long
including Mr.. Tyler's last nomination. WIN.
enough. Il will be remembered that. just before
Mr.. Tyler left Washington, he nominated ina
! ..anilernan All charge to Naples. with a ser'
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THE GENUINE PREPARATION.
DIR. SWAYNES
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry.
CONSERVATIVES.

ar those whose Lungs affected slightly should take
ming q H
s: y, certain
SSFSsS SYRUP OF WILD
!. is a compound Of Vegetable Remedies it is called Wild
S
% 81 :a
*. &
cnsmbsr therefore be not deceived BY the many
r: e and
sod Wholesale and rss a. Charles H. Rings Dat. Dr. Mil
% Fl
i art HsSdnse respectfully announces the public 1a he
Gsssn ss'iss p SIX LESSONS
s :HS s LE 81 on he
Tuesday and Friday evening. q two .usss.;ys
given. sas:s.ts Sas' :penaa GeIa
two best Local CosUsDsus written ChaI.ets q ns
@s w 81 ssa rev.. w
The Watches be seen at Saxton Miles book store
Course Of the following Gentlemen have been made
q accident
the proceeding Of the Cop,e should any ps1GI after at
c :sS d 70 s 81 s the u re-
So
M ss ss:ss Ss !" &: K:
m. u
ss5: r: "a I.: 81; ,ss IL :: :: ;E q
Isd vary readily ehsr.e such sen e.
blackboard by the Lecturer ma Wv eOdsrc
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From this curious statistical table far readers may
form pretty accurate judgment of the chances that
they have Of entering into the holy state OF mamony
and enjoying the 1--WE say nothing OF the bitters
Of welded love.
The Westminster Herald Of the 10th says The
intrepid navigators of Sing Sing have succeeded with
the ice about mile distance to the channel for the
largest class Of steamers and have the pleasure to
announce to the public that tho of the Hudson
River between this place and the city Of New York is
sgan unobstructed and the steamer Croton, Captain
Lynch this afternoon for that port and Will con-
tinue her trips for the season s.--a-~a..
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Varieties.
John w Maurv has been elected President Of the
Metropolitan Bank in place Of General Van Ness de-

Varieties.
John W. Maury has been elected President Of the
Metropolitan ink in place Of Gsnerai van MOSS as-
ceased 1ttae
The nr. English railways made of wood in Nor.
thumbeIland about the year icss aad were maSs .,
laid down at Coal Brookdsls in 1885, Steam power to
convey Goals railway. was first employed BY
Blenknsop at Hunslet near Leeds and Afterwards on
the Stockton and Darlington railway
Mira Rsbscca Dye widow Of the late Henry Dye, re.
siding about eight miles from Trenton, N committed
suicide by hanging herself Thursday morning last
The illinois River is frozen at intervals from
Peru to mouth and the stream falling rapidly The
steamboat Brdgewaer the last oost out was 20
force her way through ice an inch in thickness me
Upper Mississippi 10 also ia low stage and Is ianng
fast-Chcago Journal, Msrch2.
VIM Fitch Of Newport Me- Ia. invented %i .ns ssI
very highly Oft Howdo the wooden nam machines
succeed
Steam machinery of American construction is said to
Africa.
The penny post was established in London by To-
tired by the name .. ,bs IN hs
nsss which had py that time become very profitable
belonged Of RICH. to and nsis0rs TOOK
it away from him; but allowed him pension OF tsoo
per annum for the remainder Of his life
Accounts from Iowa Territory represent the growing
wheat crop in suffering condition. The winter up
mostly dry and pleasant But very little snow had fall
on and there was seighDg to speak Of Much wheat
near to be dead though it was hoped spell Of favorable
winter and spring weather would revive them.
The report Of the Chief Typographical Engineer states
that the importance Of the harbor OF St Joseph, chi
gam is every yesr increasing. Locks have been con
struced the St. Joseph river, OF Mishwaka, and al
Bristol, which have opened the navigation to Three
Rivers distance of $50 miles from the lake. The ex
port OF wheat alone this year is estimated at
bushels-equal at least to half million OF dollars
Three steamboats, running on the river
The first written message ever despatched by an Exc
cutye to Legislative body, sent by Gov. Hancock
to the deputies OF the State of in loS
occasoned by severe indsposition which render
ed him unable to person. for the purpose Of de
liverng the customary speech at the commencement o
the session. tt# {.
Tho body OF Miss Jane Cunningham, most beautiiu
young lady seventeen years Of age was found lately
the pTairie back # Chicago. She was to have bee
marrj.a ~r-Ara but went III the afternoon to invit
80 gt.iA bridesmaids; and in returning, wa
|58lsss sSAI storm and frozen to death.
H. fSU he last foreign news at Detroit, th
I'D % cents per barrel
Milwaukee on the Goth ult. stoo
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Asst Surgeon B. NJ. Byrns. (st Josephs)
u J. r. Conrad.
Psymaster st. Clair Denny.
Koyd J. Beall
Roger 8. Dix.
ENGINEERS.
Captain J. X Mansfield.
- John Sanders
First Lieut. J M. Scarritt
TYPOGRAPHICAL ENoiNEER.
Captain T. J. Cram.
First Lieut. J. E. Blake.
Second Lieut.. George Meade.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
Captain g. D. Ramsay.
I'd Lieut. C. P. Kingsbury, (St. Joseph's)
LIGHT ARTILLERY.
Major John Erving, I'd artillery.
Asst Surgeon J. B. Wells, general staf.
2dLt 8. s. Fahnestock, 4th artillery, sct'g adjt
Brepet Majors.
John Munroe, 4th artillery.
8. Ringgold, Sd artillery
First Lisufenanfs.
James Duncan I'D artil'y, w. II. Shower, Sd artillery
Braxton Bragg, Sd srsy, L. Bradford, 4h artillery.
j. F. Roland I'd artillery, G. Pemberton, 4th nrtlly
r. Rdgely, Sd artillery, II. Themes, ID artillery.
Second Lie,ltenanfs
VIM Hays I'd artillery, g. L. Fremont, Sd artillery,
J. r. Reynolds I'd artil'y, M Lowell 4th artillery,
j. J. Peck I'd artillery P. tombstone, 4th artillery
8. g. French Sd artillery.
SECOND REGIMENT OF DRAGONS.
Colonel D. E. Twiggs, commanding.
Assistant surgeon I. c. McPhail, general staff.
First Lieutenant H H. Sibley, adjStant.
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DR.. SWAYNES
compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION.
Honor to Whom Honor II Due.
may truly be
said, that no one has


pounding medicine, which has done
Of is tsSfot, and restore the Invalid 70 Health
tronizsd by others both in this country
1fi
CHERRY much Of the name Of the original prepars
ton will them from the lash Of the Jaw and Of
shops. and call. i the Basss Q" WILD carssr h. had The
mpuaenes caution The public sssin.t the Original Pre-
which 10 doing much good 10 the world
BEWARE OF SUCH IMPOyTERS.
And purchase but the original aud only genuine article
ed Regular Phvseian and arose from many year. close
attention the Practice Of the and which led
best ts.Ioai,l; anpaIseed Of Dr. swayns'
Consumption
R,sa the 1pa' N.yo0. bssy ssHn:.: 81
Pspitaon Disease Of the Heart Pam the Side Breast
the world years before sny other preparation
semsys. :. 70 The truth Of the above Sy
Philadelphia The genuine article is prepared only BY DR.
other spurious articles Of wild Cherry has sold out
HOOD and srSATAcEH to make their own out q il The &C.
hume article NJ in plain style N bottles covered
with blue wrsppsr with yellow LABEL with the propretor
s' r. sasu sT 81 Wits Is i il r.
ilea
yss sy EVA 81 f s.
Il: ST.: s. Ds; -.
witch stre:t Hart Grand Everett Hud,on
Bailey corner Of Fulton and Sands streets Brooklyn.
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and incorporate the Michigan Railroad Company, passed
the legislature Of that State the 9Th instant by vote
Of Al to 0. An amendment was offered to make the
stockholders individually liable for all the debts Of the
Company, but it was nssstivsd BY vote Of 80 to L.
The Senate have yetto act upon the BILL and on account
Of its great length time must sapss before its fate
I can bA known.
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UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK.
MIR. GEORGE VANDENHOFF will deliver his Open,
l ing Lecture Elocuion VITA Poetic and Scrlptura
Rcadngs Students of the University the Chapel on
Monday Evening, 18th March, 1896 at hapasr O'Clock pro-
cisely. ,,...
AVID at Mr.. q. Vandcnhofs rooms 90 Chambers street.
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Died.
On Saturday afternoon, l4th inst, Of consumption
CAROLINE MARGARET, aged 20 years, wife Of Cornelius
Banta
Her funeral will take place Monday, 10th instant,
at o'clock r. M from the residence OF her grandfather
VIM. Burnhams, Esq, 10th street and Bloomingdaie
road.
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MAHOGANY ROSEWOOD. ZEBRAWOOD, &c.
street, between Broome and Spring SIS: Inc stGck y
composed Of large assortment q crotch RE.
Eye Maple and Black Walnut Logs Boards risnk JONI &C.
assortment OF lumber. usuAV kept az ma
hogany yart in this city mIo lm -Le
DAMAGED WHITE LEAD.
sAN Kegs Wetheris Philadelphia White Lead IN OIL,
OUU No l. aud warranted and pure, slightly injured
received from the wreck Of the schooner Ala
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1872 BROADWAY,
CORNER OF JOHN STREET
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVl

CORNER OF JOHN STREET.
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
From the Epening Post
SPECIMENS Of RINGS unapproachabe VERBENA
- CREAM FOR SHAVING. This article, universally
praised by those who made trial Of it, Last took the first
those who know that is impossible to manufacture ai
Gle equal it. IL sofenng the skim fragrant TO the
destroyer ofreckles and pimpes and sold cheaper
than the old soaps ALL therefore, who would consult
and comfort in shaving should possess themselves oil
From the New York 0azeue-The New Soap.-We speak
knowedge OF our bensfsctor and friend James Grant No
Aon whs il ahead Of thing yet found
this department Of modern 1t is only
emoent but il il something more Ia short believe
II y the best shaving soap in the world
From the Evening Mirror Rings Verbena Cream,
those who have troublesome boards shond be
without il Ii has penetrating Of its and soens
hardest and beard lender the operation Of
shaving perfectly easy Mr. Ring has lately taken the bust
Of Dr. Minor the Of Broadway and John
where his nestimable article be obtained; like WISE
Rings Cough Candy which said to Be pleasant and
tain cure for that troublesome companion . -
From the Sunday DspatehEvery man who shaves himself
should procure Rings Verbena Cream" II II an exquisite
article oning the beard and aayng all irritation Of the
skn that becomes absolute PLEASURE instead Of
noYanes, use the razor
der q. o. op .1d pd na or
'ae wholesale ana ''''' ana 0' RfS6 Druggist
Successor TO Dr.. WIN. H. Minor.
B.-Merchants particularly requested TO call and ex
anime this article prepared to qaalty quantity
pssIsnce and price 1t be be-he splendd label
Hatch far exceeding any thing oil the KIND before he public
m In
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Captains.
Croghsn Ker, g. B. Thornton,
c. A. May, w. J. Hardee.
First Lientenants.
w. H. Saunders, A Lowry,
+. Hamilton, OF. Winship, Q. Q. O. x a. On.
Second Lieutenonts.
n. p Campbell, w. Steele,
George Stevens, Lewis Neill,
II. H. Anderson, G. T. Mason,
d. B. Sackett.
FIRST BRIGADE
Brig 0enI w. J. WORTH commanding
First Lieut. Larkin Smith, 9Th infantry, q. d. G.
Surgeon II. 8. Hawkins general staff.
- J. ]. B. Wright, do do
Assistant Surgeon, d. c. DeLeon, general staff
pArrALIor ARTILLERr.
Brevet Lieut.. Col Thos. Chlds, commanding.
Second Lieut. r. g. Garrett 4th arty, actg adjutant
Breret MAJORS.
J. Dimick, LIST artillery. w. w. Morris, Ath arty.
Captains
Giles Porter, LIST artill'y, A. Lowd, I'd artillery,
s. Mackenzie, I'D arty, c. F. Smith, and art'y,
Martin Burk I'D art'y, J. B. Scott, Attn srt'y.
&C. Smead, Ath art'y.
First Lieutenaats.
NJ Knowton, LIST ARTILLERY j. B. Magruder LIST Artilry,
t. Deas, 4th J. g Hathaway,
II. A. Luther, I'd c. b Daniels, I'd
q. Taylor, bt. capt Sd art'y, w. H. Fowler, Ist
A. Ebzsy, % arty. W: Gilman. Sd
Second Liufenants.
L. Chase, Cd Arty, A. A. Gibssn, I'd Arty,
A. B. Lansing, w. 8. Smith, LIST -"
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RHEUMATISM.
Compound Syrup Of the Hydriodate Of Pota@s
SARSAPARILLA,

YELLOW DOCK ROOT.
THE ABOVE prepared from the purst articles and is
recommended the best and only Of hheuma
tsm Al this OF the especially Il Of the greatest
Importance IL will all those extremely unpleasant
de &c sc j thins PARTIES, and quieksns the
and leaves every Of the animal economy In
Of health The virtues OF each article have long been
70 the faculty and BY their judicious admxurs their
,s ss 'ae''ssa FSy S4s \. RING, ~ BresAwsv.
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TO TRUNK MAKERS.
TRUNK BOARDs-s,eoo lbs Truak 1cards, Of superior
quality and nunbes Just rse,y e s9P9 ~ shnXxs
n in g I'd u Nassan street.