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LIVERPOOL CLAs.ryIcArIoN.

CorrrE-The market is very firm, but owing to the
dim inishsd supply there is but little doing the sales in:
cude 1900 bags Brazil part from second hands at 7a71
cents; 900 Laguayra, 7isa7s; 500 Java 9ao1s usual
time; and 600 sumatra on terms we did not learn
are perhaps 1900 bxs bunch e s7s 1000 h do o.' ss
cents; and 1000 Or do 52 mos In other descriptions
son ia' a. s
100 bxs Malaga oranges, about So discount of
for cash,
PsovsIoNs-Ohio Pork has been dull since our last
and all we have to notice small sales prime Ss2H
s25 and Mess $40 10 l2a closing at the lower rates
Beet inactive, with sa es Of 600 bbis new
Prime 30 %. and Mess So 25 IS bills Beef Hams
brought $l2 Is per bb There is fair demand for Ohio
LaId and some de%snd higher prices 100 bbs part in
request at our quotations. but Cheese OF freely at
lss sp.-Cloyer and Timothy remain dull, and we
know of sales; 1000 bushels Rough Flax sold for
crushing at 81 rs per So lb.
chsle the stock Of which light and other Foreign the
demand is limited We notice sales 30 half pipes Oard
Dupuy Co Brandy at 81 30a2 62h 10 Rochelle 50 l5a
22o; 81 Dupuy $a 6puncheons Irish and scotch Malt
Whisky 50 1875 %; 10 puncheons ST. Croix Rum %
aioo; ie Jamaica 81 45 60, and 10 pipes Holland
ed Domestic Whisky though temporarily held higher
owing to the advance in Corn has not varied price, 1850
bbls having changed hands "a cents drudge casks
steady at the rate. Jersey Cider Brandy is worth
a4cents; there is no other kind here.
of 200 bales Havana chiefly at % 25 cents with some
fine at so 40 bales ST. Jago, for export ls short price
mand for manufac,a,sd and ,ho h uneae Is Tess de-
drawing to close.
Consulate GENERAL OF THE EMPIRE BRAziL IN THE
UNITED STATES.
New YeRK, Nov. 10, 1915.
In pursuance Of a circular received from my govern.
ment, hereby make it known to all whom it may con-
Germ that all vessels entering in anqua any port of
the Empire, with their manests containing part of the
cargo ior the port OF arrival and part for any foreign
port! without having received any cargo in the Brazilian
port will be entitled after having unload said part to
pay only half the anchorage dues
LUZ HENMoUE FERREIRA DAGUIAR,
Consul General.
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Foreign Importasions.

korrERDAM-Brg AnphItrite-2 pipes gin II NJ AyeriIl--
80 casks Victor kuckwthio DO Is bkts reg Tappan
so-a! eks madden bx 50 slabs TIN, ga bags coffee Null
ie-2 cks sugar Grant Stone-26 cheese Grant
Stone-l30 bbls liquor Bokerl cs Schrage, Koop
cole sharplsss-l BIZ kunke cog cs seed Hggen-
TO order. or''' -
OroRTo-Bark Almrs-33 PIPES winc 20 half 27i quarter
ao ls bbi DOT bundles cork Osbone6 pipes half do
80 quarter do Bisckbun--6 pipes GArrison-60
Westerness-3 bbs Jerreson-0 half pipes q Davis
s nai CASKS hlortonss bbs Amayar co.'s bbs, pipes
zSe hall and 296 qua pipes wine 10 oder.
OF DoMiNeo-Brg Geo ge2 bbs 35 hides ie5 logs
gany crotehes do to bahsms7 hhds old copper Hub
bard co-l00 Cocoa master.
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RINGS COUGH CANDY.

~ age othe indications OF sound intellect and
when exerted the cause Of suffering humanity becomes
Of eod slight cough how much better to a. once get rid
bic Cocgh Candy than allow the seeds Of perhaps I'm
gering asthma fatal consumption to be sown In your con-
Does point out the proper
be pprsuedwarm clothing and Rings Cough Can;
dy Thousands have been quickly cured and that had
why you reader aching friends
Read tins from the Rev. Samuel d. Burchard -
KIND friends Try Rings Cough Candy for
cold did with confess, sceptcsm as to
its virtues but found speedily relieved and able
attend those duties had seriously feared be
Others prompts me e give the ss influence name may
public and impartiug lutte dthat which is proverbiay
great the effects OF sdcine namely
SAMUEL d. BURCHARD,
Pastor of Houston Presbyterian Church.
Thompson and Houston streets, New York.
o5 m
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sshsS . i New
fIsnd C,oMei Boston; Chsrot,s scmsr. rhsSsIphis
Sabine Robinson barge Planet lBrisks rhil.
Bark Almr,, Keanerts days fm oporto with wine Ne
Swedish brig Amphisrite Jansen So day. FIN Rotterdam,
BTr George Henry. 20 day, from the City fst Domingo
5 %sGfsr Ss sS dS: Il s.
a M as S' Split Il 81
Brig Of sh @ s... 10 ss s
Turk. Island on the 7sh inst sth saw bark wilhelnna
Brig Emily sherwood days FIN Charleston. with cotton
&G; 20 Durham 9l, Z D,mon H. IL. ,.n %
stUrnss Cle,qmsa Co. M WIN e''" 70
Big Belle Msss,. day. I'm WILMINGTON NC. with naval
PIC 4isS.@a-, "a day: FIN Ap.l.ehieol..
s1a w;lson: Lh Day. IN 9:e,:''Swq SC; Ind
to New Haven with salt to CS:@Ssr:n isniSr. Did
Hoover I'm with -four and corn
meal to Allen K Psxson.
sehI ys,per staples IS days FIN Norfolk, with to
schr Ruth Thomas Armstrong, days I'm Thomaston, with
sehs W Kempton Osborn, days FIN Norfolk with mdss
schr Clay. Brown. day. FIN Chsrystons, with
Str SSSS 5:|,im.,:
ss sRr pn,s Baker Fms III with coal
schr Baltimore LatOuree Baltimore with Aour iron &c
New :eSr asndfiF Hudson, Man.ep, fin NH.vsn.
Schr Julius PrIngle, Croker, fun New London
sck Curiew, Ksan, days I'm Georgetown with flour. bnd
schr b Moreau, Blake FIN Phlladelphla with coal.
Below.
Ibark; brig and brig EIous.
sailed.
Ship, New Void Liverpool opsSs Hsv.s Ohio Oh, Ii
been detained for the last days.
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EXCHANGE or PRISONERS We find report in
the last New Orleans Bulletin which we have re-
ceyed that Gen La Vega has been officially notified
by his that Captain Carpenter and the
of the Truxton have been exchanged for him and his
fellow prisoners of war who taken at Resaca de la
Palma and they only waiting for the ratification of
the agreement by government to leave for their
country"
This statement is fully confirmed by the information
which we have received to-day at the War Office. Not
only has the agreement been confirmed by govern.
ment but understand that orders have been issued
by Major General Scott for the release of General Vega
and his Officers Union, Nov. IL. -----
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DR. KUAKE'S IODINE LlNlMENT.
ASTONIRHINla aucc that has attended the a


THE Astounding success that has attended the
plication Of this valuable Linimenf and the high
tesnonisls that daily received, calling
the afflicted to resort once TO the only remedy that
qusck but scientific chemical compound Of
iodine oil known and established efficacy.
1t permaneudy and externally cures a.s
NHEUMATISM r.r
of the limbs Of cords and muscles and govt
Of how long standng sprans, bruises tumo
hard swengs and enl rged joints yield few Applicant
of this Linment II has been used with incredible success
spine and hip joints, doloreux all
tits Invaluable and acts like CHARM stopping the bleeding
OF esh wounds and causing them heal in few days IL
has been known fail curing the stubborn ul
the chest side. stiff neck, sore throat and Group
speedily ind ehsctualy eradcatss cutaneous euptions
OF the skin the form OF salt rheum eryspeas pmpes
rngworm BARRIERS itch scald head &c instantly
cures corns bunons, chbl,ins, &C. Sold by b. GER
SOIL sole proprietor, 90 John street OIL eodlmsrc
CUkE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COsPOOND:-
~ OF all the remedies discovered for the permanent
OF delicate disease, the most speedy and GER
tain. IL contains injurious or nauseous, drugs,
drink exposure business, and is adapted every
SEX and condition Patients may rely that this rs no
trurnped up humbug;" il has long been used In the
private practice OF physician with unerring success,
present il the popular remedy in neixhboriog city
Try and YOURSELF even after other remeds: fsl
bOs curing nine on, Of sssy .sS s:f: tg a,Ti
sowey and Ssad. Borsry and wsi. East sicsdssy
and Market, Fulton and Water, q. b Hammond CO.,
a7s Broadway corpor Chamoers No 2s New York;
Fulton aud Cranberry Streets bIoohlys Third and Sog,h
nors srott WashnIs City; and Robertson and Cor
mick Norfolk, Va. nil Naw2wsr
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NOTICE.

It
TO emen, the cold weather has
come, should all know where TO get frock Dress or
Overcoats aud Pants xed manner with ne
cuffs collars Innings buoOs and TO save your buy ing
tins Call at the Cheap store
No % Murray, corner Washington where can
get all clothes cleaned dyed and altered snd free from
all those dsgreesbe that generally attend articles
that have rad cleaned Gentlemen, this puff Cali
and see aud will find that not charged such enor
nous prices have had this season Of the year
and meet with great disappo Please observe that
9s the number where You depend not TO meet with
any DISAPPOINTMENT
n7swsi A. CoRTIssos, u Muusya
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By Last Nights Southern Mail,

BALTIMORE, Nov liar brig Token, Mayo, I'm Boston;
.shr: Turssr Gibbs. FIN frs.idsaes Bslqw ba,i Tjbe
ladies' SID sch,s Nevis Flnton, Boston, Maria, johnson,
and Eliza Hand, Baker, NYork. th tsa, l
mlscsilansOus Record.
Loss OF ScHR. ANN ELIzA.-The schr Ann Elza Of New
York, Peter NJ Coffin, master. fom Bristol, r. bonnd 70
havans, with OF provisions, encountered from the
5h the h instant heavy gales from NNE TO ESE
during which, lost boat aud o boom carried away the bob
causing the aapmast the main partners On the
the vessel before wind he tdng for Cape Henry
7h away the mainmast but while The the
slipped f. the STEP ripped the deck and broke OF
the beams and the OF the remaining fast by
the spring stay caused other damage TO the foremost and
able and kng badly concu led to abandon her which he
did The 7h 40 miles Sc vi Cape Henry aud all hands
taken board The brig Vipcenne York. OF and from Port
and bound TO Baltimore which vessel by the request of
bsy apt C. was ansferred from The Vncennss to the schr
Jos Turner and arrived here in adva of his crew. who
all safe in he brig, which reported below.( Baltimore
Exchange Books
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
lanes GORDON BENNETT PROPRIETOR.
Circulation Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents per copy-S
Is Per annum-payabIs in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-Price ga cents
per eopy-3 12H snnnm--payable IN adv ance.
HERALD FOR EUROPE-Every Steam Packet day.
Price 50 cents copy33 90 payable In adj
ApvERTIsEMENTsat the usual prices-always cash
in advance.
PAINTING ofsll kinds executed with beauty and
patch
Al letter communications, by mail Addressed TO the
must be paid the will bel
Quoted from the subscription money remtfed
- JAMES GORDON BENNETT, q.
Proprietor Of the
NEw YoRK HERALD EsTABLmHMErr,
North West corner Of Fulton and Nassau strsee;
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THE EYE.

NK WHEELEH, UcuIlst, ~ Ureenwch street, near the
~ Battery devotes his exclusive Of
the Eye and Ophamie surgry and the public that
the which the
eye subject disorders of that organ which
be essentially relieved cured by him. The number
satisfy pablo that his practice either
by that OF other Ocust the United
States.
Artificial Eyes for SALE and which will be inserted
reasonable terms.
Once hours AM. to O'Clock PM, after which he
visit outdoor patients. -
pamphlet containing remarks diseases Of the Eye,
with numerous instances Of great cures effected by Dr.
Wheelers mode be had
residence the will be forwarded to any making
apple alton to him by leer paid. o6eod2msrc
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Sales OF stocks mt BOatOn.

Nov. 1l-l2 Western Railroad I02; Is Long Island Rail-
road s1f % DO 3ih i3o Boston Co 80 IN; 50 do
dl1; 200 do 30 lsA; so do 1874.
AT Auorios-l5 shares Western Railroad per cent ad
Easter. do Mass tx adv 10 Boston aad Worces
ter DO 3t per cent adv Appleton (par
iSSo ssgs per cent; Neptune Insurance CO cent
England Bank. ~ per adv Suffolk do 23 per cent
adv Traders DO S9Aa9 share Merchants DO "a per
ms GO ~ Per ees5 adv q Granite Bank sss per shars
$s7 shares $1,000 Orleans Sd per cent Bonds
asa - - ~ -
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Passengers Arrived.

HAvnE.Packet ship BsvariN-S Panowdo, @ Thomas &
lady, w Pendeton and Masters Jchn do + nj Jon ~.
L ps Rongs Lsmuel Bang. lady, Root lady. l.
Gu sdaioupe; Baron Won Gesdor Germany; Miss Jane
Sedgewck, Ssdge wick, kbdge, Mass Cue fray
France; u L. Brown, landscape painter, Boston.
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Domestic li7porfatloD

SAvasNAH-Bng Clnton-3O6 bales cotton II Brgham--7
do Collins Lohan-2 do L. ii Bfighsm-2 do Souihrnayd
&soaE2, ks faie-i BIZ & Fitch--s carboys w B-i
49, 49,. y lies eoon 70 9Ioer .
bales Atiwiter Muiford-ii bis Sprague Robinson Co
los do ii Colt &Co--t do Barkmyerli9 do LIE kha,
Moore-lt9 do Milis-l05 do Swain Co $50 hides
Armstrong Sonsl3o bbs Beach, Sons Color cks
o
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BALTIMORE, Nov. IL, ls46.
No Official Dispatches yst-DuH Tines-Theatriesls-
Markets, &c.
We have yet no tdngs of the official dispatches Of
General Taylor although they known to have been
received in Washington. The Union of this evening
will probably contain them.
Baltimore 10 unusually dull at present. though, far
a. our wholesale merchants concerned, 1t will hard
ly be believed In New York The fall business CONT
nuss quite brisk yet Tho last two weeks have been
the heaviest of the season.
Trent Street Theatre is undergoing general repair
and the pit being removed for the of the ring
Mesus WEIGH Delevan intending to open their eques
TRAN establishment early in December
Anderson continues to draw we'll Holiday is crowd
ed every night
sands Amphitheatrs is also largely attended whilst
the Museum has no cause TO complain Mr. Rogers the
stammerng printer continues to be well received at the
Museum He recies Collins Ode the Passions this
evening
Tax MAxxrrs-There were sales of 1900 bills Howard
street Flour ON Tuesd 6k; but yesterday that price
not sustained The marke has lied down IS
sales OF 1000 bbl which the
sissmer.s arrival The Priee from s. Nh note
holders refuse to sell At that The supply Maryland
Wheats small Sales yesterday at 1906 cents God
TO reds ard 81 los for ordinary good Sales of
Maryland white Whea's at 81 IS cents for good lots and
dong IN Corn Sales OF white Sc cents Of
yellow At so cents We old 70 is cents and
OLD yellow at CD u cents Sales Of Oats at 30 81
Srocx BoARp-Maryland 6s closed yesterday asked
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bonds old 9Sa asked SAL bid
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares Al asked 4Oyx bid
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.

lMfOhlANl III HE LADIES.
lust received from Auction and offered 20 per be-
- low Importers prices -
800 Tambour tucked Oresses.... a 90
io0 DC very me 40 ;......................50 90
xo0 Neapotan Lace WORKED do....... ......... s. 90
10y hviere Embroiaersd.. ..........-.........5 90
" Needie WORKED Two rows) ..,.....-.........70 90
rs do do three r0ws). .....,...... ~ q 90
large lot coored organde Muslins 81 50 per Dress
usual price Observation-Disclosures 50
Afew very splendid Lace Dresses, from. 10 90
Do DO nouneed. from SIS to.........,3 IS 90
rich Assortment Of real and imitation Lace Capes
Behes Cspes and Sleeves French needle Capes Col
lars embroidered Handk erchefs Sc &c low.
~ lmsHc PETER ROBERTS, 10 Broadway.
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THE TONIC ELIXIR or REsroR ATIvE cgAplALi
Prepared bhe Members Of the Phiisdeph'e Coness o.
York ot up I1rlEsLY for the use Of those wnS sayf b,.
auiged sccrety, committed eycesses Of any kno
nyalqabls inviSoatng positively cure
IN either texss nocturnal emissions
AID debility grod1esd from any cause
fails TO procure the periodical dssdetpm that nature DE-
msnds ana e esssna 70 good health and VICE.
rrce 1--we OeIsr paI boesle Or OF hall ao1en ts
carefully packed and f0rwarS;d fsy PsT, e hs vnos
MO liner n Nsssau a.. New York.
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! \ / / / i 4 / \ / \ + i 4!

AaErrs in NEw YoRx-CHARLEs H. RING. corner Of
Broadway and John streets; r. s4SDs ias Bewery; T. B.
Norfolk; J. l. LEWIS, sr Grsenweh; Dopp III BIoadway
street Brooklyn; B. OLD. Son. Newark; JOHN P.Aa:os
CO. Portiand c. DrER Jr Providsnce; HoApLEv PHELPS
4 Co. is2 Water street. NY. ole I'm MWF~r
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MARITIME HERALD.
,opY OF NEW YORK. NOVEMBER "a.


sh,pt Huguenot Graves, Liverpool, ID Huribut Co;
rmwei Msnshsid Liverpool, ID Hurbut x Coz Bengal,
sehnat Y Bschcn; bark Montezuma, Thompson, Barba-
a'e' ons' Odessa, ibrl DanbaI, HaaI, Ms, Winnieu
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A GRAND COMPLIMENTARY B ALL TO ALEX.
AMBER CAMPBELL.
A Is. os1u q eos%ssss W., MAKE
css:ry 05nd CSmplimssssry Ball. e be
Hosl corner e u sowssy and Bsysd Streets Monday
Ss e:.srss.d cOtOu Band engaged expressly
ss1eA:a ss sl.r. E FL >: Forrest. W. I: SsL
vii; . Ss E:I. t. S:: jazz Harris jane. Reed
@ hs ~
% that 30,
The most brilliant OF the season MAJ i.rh
CHEAPEST AND BEST INSTRUCTION
IN WRITING.
p.:.s fs
ss' E.s:s .S q .sss:
saty and in oas coas of sSy Lessons. BY MI
BY thi. system Lsdis. are ,.ush. neat, handsome. s.
sasn acquire bold manly and Style suitable
for every occupation Of no matter how bad, illeg ble
Strange" visiting New York can obtain the system
DANCING AND WALTllNG ACADEMY,
cresoRA ..s H0MASp ssEEEkEEE A.v. reopen
ss:;s Day: ''ESsa sss
IS :s::
All x. Gsi.. 1G1
will asa !. the
and Boarding Schools puncualy attended TO-
PATENT HAT LUEkING MACHINE.
Luerng Machine" have in connection with the
s brought
ihss Hs sa ss d
can be placed any where in room even in corner We are
here, as well as in England France and Germany where
invite those who have not the Maehse do
where one viii be found in opera,oa and viii Be shown BY
Mr. George Schott the premises who will also receive
'' oso st aSs Inn ge'"'' LoUDEN SHAW.
ENGLISH HARDWARE, HAIR SEATING, SC.
AGENTS. UP STAIRS PRCES
100 GROSS Pind white bone knives and forks. IS 30
=: % 1 &ss ssSsi ..v do do, ,lspeE gross: u
50 do1 patent knob locks. s. g per dozen.
50 do balance handle Two knives all with French forks,
Also sizes Of hair seating the reduced sr
,an,ed Gle. Of all kinds and sizes; fir. irons. trace chains:
ow
CHEAP SHAWLS, SILKS & CASHMERES,
sale of Messrs Bernhard Hutton, offered at 50
below the regular cost Of importation comprising
Paris made Cashmere ShAwls.
sGusre en a csshmeTs sha%i. very bssue
Printed Shawls and scarfs.
Mantillas. Cloaks and Ccsf;.
or and splendid Brocads styles at about half the
CAsHMEREs,
OF Paturle Lupn seydou1 Cos finest cloths and best
above with large stock Of other goods from auction
are offered at auction prices BY AMrs Rrcx co.
oil sod2wr $50 Broadway.
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lR JOHNSON, II Duane street, Chatham streel. -
Of the Oldest and most experienced Medical and Sur
q certain class q delicate diseases The Doctor i es'sb
successfully treated ZOO of venera mercura and
other delicate complaints The Doctors fer skill
prsemmsnt No matter how long have gIsss se.
the head and bones of the legs will! and il
durable CONSTITUTIONAL weakness, sometimes
dulged in by young Many nnfertunate victim Of
Dyspepsia weakness Of the limbs and small Of the back
confusion Of intellect forgeulness palpaton OF the heart
society only Of this complaint
He warrants every case no charge Mild and re.
So for advice attended TO-. Dr.. JOHNSON regularly
educated PhysicIan and Surgeon % liner
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o3l7wsrre 20 scurh W,tlism street.
FSk FAE 81
Members Of ne New YOrt College Of Medicine and
ess:y ss 1 a s g
ssn &
cure without injury TO the constitution or confinement from
cation TO the College Of ss.se
One Of he member. Of the o os pu, csa
neced with the principal hospitals in Europe the urso
'sS'f Complaints attends for consultation daily from AM
FoR44Sf ' To Mss isf YTp+.r....
Ss ana 1as " r.. %
en-. 4 ss :ss %
any, and enclosing - 'Si1'st isaHfiisf
IS Nassau street. New York.
vELPEAU's sfECTFIC FILLS
sss M
Hnsn,, f The ssut o. twenty year. in he
+;
.sss s: .a the stomach or from
THE rosie IfxTGRE, prepared BY +. Coles. Of
Esr
by Indulgence Of any kind an invsus-
pie re%edy Tor isity or barrsnasss unless
Single bottles q each case; Of hsfs dozen s carefully
RECORDS ALTLnAT'VE MIXTURE
FOR the permanent cure of pIma ~ secondary syphilis
venenai ulcers nodes or any produced by
inudicious OF mercury nnskfn medical treatment
All suspectnx faint remaining Their sys-
h es e. E r ssas fSs,y
disease without thoroughly cleansing the with this
Justly celebrated alternative.
Sold single bottles at 81 each in Of half dozen
for s.; carefully packed end sent to al Parts Of the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA
0ENTIAN AND SASAFTAS,
DKEPARED by the New York College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy establ,shed for the suppression Of quackery
This refined and highly extract possessing ali
the purfynga usIes and curative powers the above
herbs confidently recommended By the College superior
to any extract OF Sarsapara at before the public
and may be relied ON az certain remedy for all diseases
from Of the blood as scrofula and
salt rheum ring worm Sotches pmpes, ulcers pain
the bones joints nodes,
throat any disease from the secondary eec
Of syphilis or an injudicious use OF mercury.
Bold IN single botties,at IS cents
" in eases ofhalfs dozen bottles ss5o
dozen
Cases forwarded to all parts of the Uniou.
MA very liberal discount to Wholesale purchasers
Office open from A. M. to RP NJ.
. VS. RICHARDSON, M. D.,
shw Is Nsssau street. Nav York.
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~, DukNNe OF VESSEL AND FART or HER Curw
Inc Inc Drg aNarado, commanded by Captain Har.
iroyed BY fire on Wednesday morning. sh ios, ass
O'Clock The fire originated in the galley WHERE a. 1911 s
tunae persons destroyed had been engaged i, cooh;
Atthe time OF the accident the captain was ON shore h
ing been unwell for some time previous Three persn.
man about IS years age nephew of the can,a W
the brig, Judge Whitman. "" VI
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The Gun CorroN.-We erred last night in stat
ing that the prepared cotton with which Mr..
Peter Won Schmidt exhibited experiment in our pre-
sence hid been used for five years in the Russian army.
Mr.. " assures that he himself made the discovery
hve years since, and has employed it port FIRE for
This morning we witnessed a striking experimen Mt
made by Mr. " $. with his preparation of the cotton
Win about FIVE grains of he loaded small revolving
PISTOL and with percussion cap fired ball the dis
lance oil eighteen feet The ball perforated two planks
esch one and half inches thick made large dent in
miro plank and fell to the ground quite fattened. The
rspott was quite loud, and the impulsive force very
AZ distance OF thirty feet similar ball psrfo
itss IN IN sides Of an empty -four barrel and buried
.,ss :. sue Bfound II Is very remarkable circum-
stance that according to the postve sssnrancs 81 NJ
t;,iv d;ens tne elements OF his preparation are en-
Wessrs shonhi ION those OF the compound prepared by
possession oil Mr. Robertson, VI Bremen WssI Union'
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