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DIED

on Friday 2ith inst. after long and painful ilness
ROBERT HATHAWAY. NJ D.: in the Both year OF his
age
His friends and members OF the Medical Faculty. are
invited to attend his funeral No. "a Barclays Tuesday
afternoon al o'clock. His remains will be taken 10
Greenwood Cemetry for intermcnt
On Saturday evening, 25th inst MATILDA, youngest
child of DR.. Fenelon Basbrouck, Resrdent Physician
Bellevue. aged 10 months
The friends of the family requested attend the
funeral exercises without farther invitation This Day
(Monday) April 27th halfpast O'Clock, At the
Of the Resident Physician. Bellevue, foot OF Goth
ST East River. Her remains will be taken to F!shkil
for interUent.
April 25th of consumption, JAMES LOCHEAD, in
the 34th year Of his age.
His friends and acquaintances and those of his family
are respectfully invited attend his funeral Monday
afternoon. the 9th inst o'clock, from his late resi-
deucc 70 Wa,tst.
On the 23d int. at Washington. Mrs. Anne Herren
Jesup. daughter OF the late Major William Croehan, Of
Kentucky wife OF Gen. Thomas s. Jesup, OF the U. s.
Army.
ANOTHER OF THE OLD REVOLUTIONARY HEROES
GoNE--Co MICHAEL SMITH whose name is init
maiey associated with early struggle for lndepeud
encc departed this life Friday in the 9th year Of
his age His remains were followed by detachment
Of the 9Th Brigade commanded by Gen Morris, at half
past o'clock yesterday afternoon from the residence
Of his daughter Mrs. c. Ketchum. No $50 Fourth.ss-
On Saturday evening. Charles kohler infant son OF
Charles hohler. aged months.
lIis funeral will take place ON Monday, al p NJ frcm
Northteld Staten Island.
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THIS DAY PUBLISHED.
DOZENS 81 Thomas Hold. collected snd edited By /

DOZENS Bv Thomas Hood. collected Ant edited 81 bis
Z vicov.l EessnLy printed ls-,o-l paper ~ cent?.
or a handsome volume IN c,rh > cscts-
Forming No c. CT liz Library Of Choice Reeii1c.
This COLLECTION OF NJ Eoods serioos Poems. Clsde
II Il. irel. OF his des!re Twas sEiorg as las; Il
.truc-o-s o ;ho-s Vho ere dearest TO him
Much i expressed IN his opening paragraph e the
br,-f -rd s-ct=d preface ;Ais hoS sfo-=c III tes;
De! OF KS .-st snu, whose 1sci- Il bears nscng
collection, Of th- lsoaehu! exercise Of hh povsr.. d
fused r=ce sad resignation. No wish 10 bot IN
tae-, az sesi worhst efforts, u0laled his
Ply for m erru mercy The weak, OF hypocrisy
sat bisory th- pre-srvs+ou, through rough lie OF
every 1or; and te1cer though; which rs youth
sv- birth ~ sustaining iTpulses his desire
thy are The spiri; of h-se Poems Dcker-'s Daily News.
~ Th- American publishers asye or!y 10 add that he
OF Hoods dying request has be-a r=giousy
observed N the --prin.ot hre of the Pceais hsTirs
been o7rlt.-c. All VIII be foun- either N The
volu-re he reeentiy published Prose and Verse" in
he Library.
Hood Ia parts, each, or II elegant volume
limo. 81.
Also NOW REApy-Hoods Poems. sad the Prose and
yer- bound in one handsome volume, ard forming i5e
Only collection OF the authors vaons writings published.
thcs volume limo 81 80. WILEY PUTNAM.
~ ri. lei Broadway.
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OF l20o1l 400 qunals including all aaoa, a, So 06.
Mackerel dull and the stock large Sales 500 bbls
Scale Herring u, 20 cts
FRUIr-wa notice sales Of 1900 boxes Bunch Raj
sins At 81 l012 -.
GROCERIES-For tie lat tire Gays-The market
for Brazil Coffee hss been pretty active and including
the public sale the transactions fall but little shorr Of
5000 bag. par: n al al CSC, which is il anything
little lower go bags Ls.usyrs soid al CTS 800
Java l0i mos 200 81 Domingo 6sd5i. ca.h; and
LOCO do for export we did not learn There
il fair demand for n o Sugar. bur low grade Porto
Rico 10 heavy. and prime qualities 'earce and in
moderate request The sales consist of eco hhds
5iNe! Cts 200 Porto Rico part for export 81 o7t
so st Croix. G9i ~ Cuba private 100 oxs
Brown Havana. .ta5i and 30 White 90 l06I0i.
mos. The stock OF Cuba Box ID mucn reduced. The
mo!ssseS market continues depressed. and prices Of
Cuoa are lower Sales ola cargo OF Cardsuas prvaIe
terms i0005O0 hnds 10 lOts 20t02l cts; 400 Porto
Rico 2j130; 100 Cuba Muscoyado. 26t q n; 20 New
Iberia 90 aud $50 obls o from second hands 81, all
in the usual time.
HEMP-We nave only notice sales Of 200 bales fair
Dew kotted American SIS. The stock Of Manila
las been increased by Toe arrival OF 1900 bales.
BEESWaX-Ye!ow ia very dull, and the stock accu-
mulates. We reduce quotation for prime 10 290
90. cts. cash.
OlL-sales 900 bbls Country Linseed 63 c:s. cash
Abou 300 bb!s NorthWes: Coast Whale have been sold
tor home Al 80 100 baskets Narcotics an Nice
Olive 81 1912 57t. ! mos AID 5000 gals uno!esched
Spring Sperm, 80 cts, cash
PROVfSIONS-There has been rather more done in
Pork and hear OF sales LOCO bos Prnne al Ss -,
and some Mess al $40 -. Good lois Prime are bring.
ing 50 33 the trade Sales 90 hbds Hama e. u cts
Lard sold "a al The demand for Grease Bu!
ter for shipment has commenced. and 1000 ID have
been taken terms not made public.
IRON-Tbe late accounts from Europe have had no
material effect this market. 50 English Bars
sold at SIS; 90 svedes so9; and email lot T V
Norway, Sl0J. mos.
RICE--The last sdvices from Europe were unfaror-
able holders, in view Of the light stock together
with the high prices still sustained at the South have
submitted only a decline ofiron 70 10 eta = 100 rs.
The sales of the week embrace about 100 tierces
81 1904 So cash. including all descriptions except
cIn6ry Uroken.
TOBACCO-We notice sales OF 80 bhds Kentucky at
81 at cts % Seed Leaf 3d5-there is prime
here; 80 bales Havana Filters &C. on time; 80 do 81
Jago aud Havana and us do Cuba for export terms
we did not Learn
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
~ SEE FOURTH PAGE.



Packet ship Duchesse de Orleans, Richardson, from
Havre 2S,h Of March, mdse TO VIM. Whitlock; 25ih
Feb on the outward passage, Mitchell Muller Henry
Halves and VIM Curry sesuIen natives Of Hamburgh
fell from the fore yard while reehng the ioresa aud
were lost No date lat A. Ion so 80 saw several small
islhnds of ice
Bark wey bosset. (of Provdence) Harris I'D from
Mobile with cottsn. to master.
British brig Cleaner, Lockhart. Is DIS I'm Windsor,
Ms, plaster, to master.
Brig Swan of Boston Bras 23d Orleans. pork and
lard 3D. lat 81 o.. Ion IS 80, ship Queen
Victoria OF York from Orleans for Havre l9o oos
-four Lawrence Hill; 2S7 bbls pork, Gay do lard, Suy-
dam. Sage Co Passenger, A Fell
Schr Sarah Lavina Martin fun Vera Cruz esh March,
specie goat skins, &c. 10 Elisha Pedrick Lett oerks
Ann Lousa Wilson fun and for Orleans; Aprii 9'h
lat o. 10 Ion &c spoke schr w Jenkins. FIN Orleans
bound To Havana 9 days ont. head OF rudder broken
damaged much in sails would make the first port LEFT al
the Island of SACRIFICES the Frgsie Cumberland,
Com Conner Corvette Falmouth Jarvis. John Adams.
Eurley st Mary. Saunders. Csrgo-6ooO goat skins -
tons logwood Is OK hides Elisha Pedrick 5000 spe-
Gle TO Harmopy's Nephews & Co; II cases plants TO
Henopen & HuDkart; vanis- . do do to Motz & Pol
LIS
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gHE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Things In philadelphia.
,6.,,. <,f The T'rihune.

PHILADELPHIA. April27. P. N.
The Philadelphia Yearly Meeting OF Orthodox
F,epss assembled announced in the Arch-st meeting
hon,. on Monday last The meeting was very large
anmber Of strangers including the Eogish Friends who
sxe recently returned from Indis. present After
the opening Of the meeting the clerk stated that there
Vers two Epistes. &c. purporing 10 come from New
Engsnd Yearly Meeting and queried whether ali the
n.ners &c had better be referred the Meeting
suserngs tocsrefay examine and report their gment
sext year Most Of the sitting occupied n the
,darauon Of this subject and it resulting the adop
ton Of minute laying the whole over for con
.terarion at the next Annual Assembly. neither cert
S.ses minutes esps,les printed document. foIn
within the borders ofNew England Yearly Meeting we're
read Epistles from London. Dublin. New. YORK btn
more North Carolina. Ohio and Indiana were a'o before
,ns meeting and committee usual appointed 10 essay
replies
AZ g. Reading Bonds al a. Reading Shares at 3iS. and
d. 8. Bank at II vick.burg was firm Ct. The sales
were a fair
Dr. Hollick. the persecuted lecturer. was yester-
DAY held TO bail by Judge Parson TO answer another
charge Of indecent Iibel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27

THE FIRE on LoSo IsLASD.-The fire that was
seen Friday night near Fort Hamilton, Long Island,
proves to be large stables. owned by Timothy Cor
teyou The contents consisted Of four hundred oushen
Of Wheat and quantity Of Rye. There were also seven
horses and one OK all Of which burnt There was
no insurance. Shortly after 3 fire occurred at New
Utrecht barn containing three horses several car
Tbe nroDer,y belonged to Mr. Woodward: also no in.
surancc Both the fires /. is supposed, were the work
Of an ncendary. Poander was arrested on suspicion,
y. he had made threats against The owners OF The pro-
pesiy that day for some supposed pjurcs he had re-
ceysd lie taken at the latter FIRE with box OF
matches IN his pocket
m Daniel Baker, 20 years of age, committed
suicide not long since. near Johannesburg, Tompkins
County.
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particulars of the Canal Breach-Progess In
Repairing.
Correspondence Of the Argus.


ROCHESTER April 90
/ This afternoon visited Bushnelis Basin and
ycinry-the OF the recent canal disaster-and
md the cave ia much serious than at frst
anticipated At lea,t fifteen rods OF an embankment.
thirty feet in hight, small culvert is completely
washed away The cuivert however is but little dam
aged but rs OF the trawny sons' remarked the
bottom dropped ou,whch in fact is the first impress
sion 70 person while viewing the disaster. Golfer
dam that erected about twenty FIVE feet above the
break gave way last Dight. carrying with 1t about
twenty-five feet OF the embankment. Another
was soon erected under bridge over the canal Inc
water 10 day washing thu abumens OF the bridge II
fell into the water carrying away the dam Win It ana
this noon another dam made which will in all
probability stand the test The boat ). d. Elwood'
S.w.York Albany and Buffalo line. loaded with -four
lsy within seveuy.fve feet of the break, changing
horses at the time the slide took place and was mira
culousy saved by taking all the lines that could be
made fast. Our Superintendent, Warner has now over
two hundred hands with shoves barrows, &c together
with about forty teams industriously at work aud Is
having IL repaired that boats pass 10 eight days
at the farthest
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WORCESTERSHIRE NOTICE.

The subscribers, havipg purchased ~ nsai CT D. C.
Force Is, he Sal. OF Newly Jfs, have fo,=c cJpart-
ner.hip uat-r The dru OF GREES SHtsL for tns Pus-
POSE OF notwithstanding 5-Bisys Patent Tubular Steam
By Force Z Green, Mzlg;nst E-sF RlTios-on-sL NJ
Share 10 u practical Bsneer and Asch-ist, VII de-
vote bis whole tine mechanical part Of he ocslcess
SID paw part;cuIxr The casting OF machinery
Those who rnsy avor with oste:s cac depend uPo1
hayrg none Other very best material Of iroa lsed
IL calt.nFs Orders efi win s. C Hls Y Psit-.t viii
receive pfonP; si-szrcc- JOsEfa Z. y ,sa-
New-Yors, April g, ls+6- az
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GEORGE B. BUTLER, Secretary.
Arrangements will be made circulate The above ticket
as practicable and also furnish to voters the
different polls But there is not time for extended
orgauix 4ton 1t requested thai such citizens may be
friendly to the ticket will interest themselves in It's
a, their r,spec,iv. pops a272,
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SNAN7ED-A youag Lsdy a.;snd Hosiery and
w Fancy stor--
BoARp-A -ms private family IS de.rous OF taking two
lsd,rs 20 hoard with them after the sra: Of May Apply
1t - S-cont-st, 10 Ire evening
W.SrEp-A Boy tue country to attend store apply
No John.sI. The beet Of references rtGuiet sZooe
sSIASTED-A smart. active Lad IN W atch and Jew
cry Store On- ihlt ID somewhat acquainted win ih-
bu mess preferred, else from The country Apply
In Il. g. STONE,
Ac2isd 40l Broadway, corner OF Waiser-st
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Socks.
NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA!

NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA.
rByGcn,I Mon,holon.-Psril. published LIS cay
Price ) ca
TITS book .rP-aEirg PARIS cr-s,og crest sen
satc- embraces Prt-a;e papers OF lie Emperor Fever
before made pubic lis Puoh,be. here from sdvssee
sheets obIainet a. gr-a: cost, By z FERRET CO 81
R-,strny xTu
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

In Dachesse de orleans froa Hsvre-Messrs Foot Of
Haven. CT; Col Starr aud oil Canada; Miss Ar
rault OF Paris Miss Duvet of do; Rev iir Adams and
lady Havre. Augustus Hoher Of Richmond, Va. Sta.
peton OF Dublin and 3l7 in Storage.
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By j. C. CoACHaON, Aucuoneer.
HOUSEHOLD FUKaITURE.-Tu1sdsy, @,h al
10 o'clock al No Il Bsyafd the entire Furniture
contained In tho house. OF band. ono Btus-
sci. and Wilton Capet Rugs on Cloth marble sog rsr
Tables, Pier Classes, Book Cases. sr1oSh Ia
hogany Chairs maple p and G. Dining aud Tea
rnantel Clock and Vases, Tuisd Sofa Otlo@aos vans
Dreasing Burear mahogany French Becstssds Feather
Beds Hair Mattresses, and other Bedroom Burnilnfe
Also. rosewood Piano forte-
Ai.o sets .mask Window Curtains, cost 600 set
Al.o neat assortment OF Kitchen fufailure ia good
d,r with W nicn the sale viii commence. aL5 3uA-
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Garpeilng.

CARPETINGS: CARPETINGS!!- Great Bar
" gains and Rare ChaBceA persons desirous OF pro-
curing Csrp-tGgs Oil Cloths MsIrngs and such other ar
cles usually found In carpet .ores are resPscq
invited to call At HUTCHlNS cos, NO. 4oz feantI
where be found an almost unrvaled assortment and
q, Drc.. seldom II syer offered before In this CITY.
landlords keeper. Of Hotels Boarding houses $40 pr
vat, about furnish city or country
together with Sbip-Naste Ship and Steamboat Aseni1
l who sh any article IN the above ine ouc hna II 70
,sr 10 call on the subcrbcrs before purchasing
~bere-rsm-lnb ering their motto Small pronls and
qI afs ,,n.So.- HUrCHINs co. No. 452 Pssr-s
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RICHARD VAN DYKE, Jr. Auclouu-r
LNLEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUKNITURE.

n
II On Tuesday 25Ih April at 10 O'clock No 1872 TWEEN
ty.second-rt (Chelsoa )-BLEECKER VAN DYKE will
above all the elegant Paror and
ny Bedroom Furniture contained In ,he said honss
Chairs Sofa and Divans covered with crimson
plush. Chairs and Divans covered with crimson satin
Also rosewood Center and Recess Tables Brussels and
Ingram Carpes mahogany Dining and Tea Tables, hall OIL
Cloth, double light hall Lamp Ssr Carpets French Bod
stead, one eessnt high post Bedsead, Buresux Wash
stands, Beds Mattresses &c. together With he Kitchen Fur
nlure with which the sale will commence Tho goods
he paid for in current money and taken tho
dAY OF sale. al qua
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e. AnimnI nInyncti.m nnd E.tranrdinary

Experiments with Lecture, viii Ne this evening
o'clock witch will be illustrated by throwing person or
persons into and state resembling death srd give
Them The pows. 10 sss and Distinguish oh with heir
eyes shut or when bsnds-d byhe audience
psri the said persons hs astounding abilities 10
through rocks ronnans and sss and 10 ossnes various
articles ny seeiag through the top Of the head with
variety OF other astounding and Miraculous experinen
AS,nis,or lss Giants IL
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MARRIED.:

At Baltimore Wednesday evening ped inst by Rev
John Besl Rev. John A. Collins Presiding Elder Bst
more District Z. Church. Mrs. Cornelia Mckeen,
ghter OF the late Col Nicholas Ruon Moore all Of
that city
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By JOSEPH HE8EMAN, Auctiouevr.
TEESDAY ApTil 28th, al pnl

By JOSEPH HEHEMAN, AuctlOneer
1NO-MORROw, TUESDAY, April 2s'h at past
i o'clock A. NJ ths extensive assortment OF handsome
Household Furniture contained In these TWO houses Nos
80 and 81 Clark between Henry and Fulton SITS brooklyn
consisting In part OF mshogaay Sofa Bedsioad. McOra~s
pateu, Sofas mahogany and seat Chairs mahogany
French ~ndass and other Bedseads hair Mattresses Bed
ding nahog AMY dressing Bur-aux marble top Wushsands
top Centre Tables, Window Cuains Brussels ana
Ingram Carpets. English aud American Oh Cloths Hat
OF do hall manie and Astral Lsm Girandses French
China Diuner seIs Cut Glass, Cutlery silver plated Urps
&c Gaze Basket, Castor sc. Also Cooking Stoves and
Kitchen Furniture The above sale Is well worthy the al
tsnon OF hou,ekeeper the furniture In excellent or
der OF the manufacture. IL be examined this her
noon from TO O'Clock. Catalogues at tho Auction Room
Brooklyn. April 9th IT.
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uF CUPARTNERsaIP :

DNouc= n-g-y gwen LaAi he eoPaf afHp heretofore
existing between ne subscribers. under tie arm Force
Green wss raut.Iy cissolyed ne 2n.h April J. F.
1e-a : cuIy sshcfz=t ser The SasIs-ss OF h- lac
trr, D. c. FORCE
J. 2 GREEN
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an, Respectfully, yours,
JAMES u. CEALLis.
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BilesFot dy.pcrs,A. cAAser aunctce aver co:apSinl
and and ali diseases arising from dlsordeed
condiuor lbs stomach and liver, ceTang-nsn o; ihs
digestive funcGcrs Ills powerful tosc svins sLe1Sih
sr ysor 10 the who'll combined with gently sAs
i've properties Opening and cleansing ST tie sefetioas
and giving proper ard OasursI oae and action 10 me
whole digestive organs reference TO The pamphlet,
HIGH yAy be had The agents, VIII enhleli testimony Ii
favor OF his preparation o such respectable sources IS
70 satisfy the most lncreduloos.
Wy.TrS KErcA,M al The " Mason de SanIs,p III Full
on., wboess- and rs;si; sold also 81 1872 Srosd-
way II Bowery, Sll B!eecler-,t 81 o4s
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NEW WORK ON OREGON.

n APPLETON < co publt.h Tuesday,
~. Oregon Tefrcry-l;- History and discovery. ucad
ing an accou1; OF the Convention OF he Ecurs also he
Trsl-s az Negotiations between The United States aud
Bret Bri,ain-h.d times for The Settlement OF
boundary line-sut Examination OF tie whole question
10 r.. pee; 10 E,cts and Laws Of Nations 5y rSsHc;s
Tx-s D. c. L Professor OF Political Economy in tn Uni
v-rsy OF Oxford VOL i2nio. Psper cover 81 cts coih
Is
Ia hi. impara, examination of most inPortsn: Cues.
,ion Dr. Tvisi ndu.oUsy collected from every avail
abe source of information bearing oG The
respective claims Britain and The United States 10
Al exclusive The Oregon Territory In Inc course Of
his inquiries b. led 10 investigate the records oil aD-
discoveries and other matters OF History connected
with The Northwest Coast OF Auertcs commencing WIFE
The expedition OF Ullos in 1883.
We particularly admire DR.. Twi ss's
volume tie lucid 10 which he has arrsnged the
quantity OF msiers. he collected and for The mpara!
mode in which be mas conducted the inquiry
Westminster Review.
This work aims establish by documentary evidence hist
the grounds OF prior discovery and prior
possession the claim OF Great Britain to The River Couu-
os Is clearly proved
LATELY PUBLISHED.
History OF Oregon and acknowledgements with a
Geographical View and Map BY Robert Gr-enhow. l
vol. svo. 81 80.
Narrative OF the L. 5. Exploring Expedition 10 Oregon
ard Nor; California By Capt J. C. Fremont svo Paper
% cen,slinrsry edition bound. IS cents AT iis
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ROYAL GuaLEY, Aus.ioeeer;,

ROYAL GURLEY Auetiooees. D.,
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD 9arnitareo-h9yn
II Gurley Co. wiz sci! Tuesday Ao1ainS 90 iSs
at II O'Clock, al No. 70 5phns-st nsM s.esnI eee4nt
greoch warcroos Win lookiag zsss door, ,on.s riosea
oedsteAd with hair uas:fesIe snI ton bnses5x viii
aIs..s. .oad nasossny wardrobe carved maaos.ny bed
sesd beddE sfeees .ca a1rsa
os1aas 4 eaIpe.s rnahassny stand, rocking chairs
80 nr srtcs oil cloths, clock, &c &c. together win
i ynrnIrr &c. Sale 70 commence Il II oci-ck pre-
I 49, 80. Sta
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IT Schenck's Pulmonic syrup has cured me-
man OF high standing New jersey. On the I'd day OF
My. 4 D. 1875 before the subscriber, one OF The Alder
the city Of Philadelphia, person ally appeared, Rich
ard e. Cox citizen OF Ev-sh4 Burlir gton County Stale
OF NewJ-rsey, who, on his solemn atnson cid drpose
and Thr for about II months pss he was 10y
shoft and dry cough, with of burning IN the PAIN.
OF bis hands aud coles OF his feet together with distressing
nil This state of things continued until Noven-
her a,i, when he suddenly seized with severe pain
IN The right aide breast HIS fsmy physician then in
formed him hsI bis lungs IL diseased state -nd he
becsm- gradually weaker and weaker, eInacs,ed and vast
I'D 10 -.h until reduced almost u .keleon his breathing
short snd sborious snc the res eNerou led 20 eS
exhaustion for IL WAS with The greatest thculty and
pain any could be made in his clothes
in mSking th- ICED IN which he lay Al this period his
physician family, and frerds-indeed sl who SAW him
considered his beyond h- reach o:hoPe Fotwo dsys
appetite entirely forsak-n him be took
i.hment during uat time-whsn he determined TO iry
Sch-ncEs Pumouc syrup That NJ bad taken but about
bottles OF The said Syrup whec large gathering form
his left eide, which Gipened under the soothing
He hsd given up The usa OF all medicines his
tine and strictly folio we'd the directions accompanying The
Punonic Syruphs he discharged in the presence OF Ms
wife and brother at.as quart OF thick sre-nisA matter OF
offensive that hi. friends could scarcely stay 10
with h-ha ~ this time he was unable 20 raise his
head from the pillow in consequence OF his weakness but
be continued the OF the medicine having kno that Mr.
Schruck hmie hsI been cured by the same medicine IN the
oyv pcion al Other bad failed
that for several he connurd 10 eSpecoraie freely
which GRADUALLY diminished IL quantity and chas sed TO that
OF healthy charscerihs. HI. appetite began 10 improve
bis and IN short time n- was able TO sill
u in hs chamber, The period Intervening between taking
The FIRST bottle and his recovery about ten weeks that
hs rapid ehsng.s in his eondnon e,ss;eS .qSs
ecds aud n-ighbos dock-d corirusly 10 see as Were
The grave Tasi Is The syrup still strength
en-d and improved IN. system he continued using Ill he
hst tsker twenty-five bottles Thsi he believed him
sef sound AID is in the enjoyment OF good health
that he able IN attend 20 al his duties snc 10 inn hen a.
township oc-r well sSy period OF his life; That
bad ais Lungs examined and hs they pronounced
TO be n perire, sound condition:
Affirmed 10 and subscribed, this 81 dsy Of M=y, 1873,
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