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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-12
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING

LADIES' HAIR DRESSING.
WILLIAM J. BARKER, formerly with Fl. Martin, and
w late with w. Dibblee. leaders his services those
ladies who desire their heads dressed their dwell
lngs, the following terms:-
Do. shampooing and dressing. .............$ 50 50
Per month, every day, pIopoItionably lo~
W BIS time being wholly devoted to this branch. he
sstsbiishlishment of Nine N seheltems, IT broadway,
under the New York Hotel, corner of Wavery Place,
where ladies may ax their names and residences Opposite
the hour desired For farther particulars enquire Of w
at his residence. 81 East Broadway sis lmsr
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.
- low Importers prices -
300 Tambour tucked Dresses. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
J l@ DO very fine 40 90
100 Rivere Embroidered. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90
90 Needle worked 1.-TWO rOWsl Y
IS do do three r9ws) ............. 90
large lot coored Organde Muslins at 50 so per Dress
usual price. so
few very splendid Lace Dresses from 10 90
Do do founeed from SIS TO- ...,..... rs 90
A rich Assortment of real and imitation Lace Capes,
Berthes Cpes and Sleeves French needework Capes Col
az Im*nc PETER ROBERTS, 73 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-12

New OaLRASs, Oct l.--Csuon-The demand for cot.
ton has been very active, and fully bales have
found purchasers at very full and advancing rates
Among the saeswe notice 4s0 bales supposed to he at
SIC; 1877 at loo; 90 at loc. 100 at 9l6c l76 al qy
COTTON srArEMENT
Stock on hand on the LIST Sept, 1886 bales g 332
Arrived since to date. .................. 1896
Arrived to-day. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. TAI
1889
. . -
Exported today. INSTRUMENTATION. l6- 546l
Stock hand and shp.board not cleared. l4,lss
1916 lS45. 1874 lsl3.
Receipts on Oct l. .l3,267 62,93S 44,54l 9s5s
TobaccoWe only hear of two Sales OF "a and III hhds
of which 20 hhds admitted, and 10 hhds. refused.
STATEMENT
Stock on hand on the LIST Sept, ls46... hhds l7,4l7
Arrived since to date. l,ls9
Arrived to-day. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 40
1886
Exported today. Il ,4oI- 1908
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-12

DY ORDER of the Honorable ABEL MKEKEn, Suprems
ID Court Commissioner notice is hereby gwen tnst ~.
late Of Bsilson Spa, .bseonding OF
missioner pursuant the directions of the Statute eonceI
dent debtors."
And that the will be sold for the payment Of has debit
unless he the said Thomas D. Finch appear ana
such attachment according law within three months from
the hrst pm blication Of this notice.
And that the of any debts and the delivery oil any
property belonging said debtor him for his use and
the transfer OF by him for whatever
are forbidden by law and void.
Dated Ballston Spa July "a, 1886.
". b. LITCH, Of Ballston Spa,
lyZ6 ltAWJmO for affa hing lIedltOTA.
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Merchants and mlllners from the
ais and patterns, would find their interest to call before
will be disposed Of on reasonable o6 limos rrc
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AT THE Cash
TAIL ORINiG IND CLOTHING
ESTABLISHMENT,
w. H. DEGRooT & Co,
I02 Fulton Street,
Second block East Of Broadway, New York
WHERE every variety of Gcntemen's Clothing can be
had !Sr lower prices than at any other establishment in
Over Goats aud Over Sacks Of BroadcIoth Beaver Pilot
Twoeds and Mazuks Cloths Of every style color
Gladstone half three quarter and full circle of French and
Dress and Frock Coaback blue brown olive green,
oiFreneh, English, Belgian and American Cloths, from
Office and Business Coats. Peo Sack and Winter Frocks
ofTwccds and Boadcoths Of every style in the market
Csssimeres plain and fancy. Doe skin
Wrench. English, and American, from - S2to Sc
Vests-doube breasted straight breast and rellng collar,
styles: plain and fancy veIvet Woolen Velveu Cas-
simere PLAIN and fancy sAtins and SILKS ON 80
large assortment Of BroaJeo Cashmere. and vesuns,.
which will be made to order to suit the most stidcus
hand w. III. DE6ROOT & Co,
OF lmsr No. l02 Fulton street.
IN n0O PAIRS manufsctured India Rubber Shoes.
da busk,ns-will be sold low to close concerns also,
,hrr.d suspendes, manufacure az the Union Rubber
works, by MACKEY WALKER,
M rs. CAEROLLs Medicated vspor and sulphur Baths,
cn s, Fulton street, opposite Church street. certain
ar COLDS coughs, rheumatism throat and all in
diseases dent TO the changeable state OF the
mendsd me splphsr vspor Bath is particularly
~, Of the skin. Open from o'clock in the morning
"" '"' ''oeA "nisht olo Nsr
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MONTHLY REPORT FOR SEPTEMBER OF THE
NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE.
Ch.r,

Cases Successfully Treated.
THIS Report number of than
before treated in month"; this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-14
Ln1er from Snnra Ee.

The st Louis Republican OF the 5th instant fur
nshes the following extrac. letter from Col Don't
PHAN, commanding the first regimen; Missouri vol
unteers, ds,ed SANTA FE, October u. 1916.
We have established Civil Government here snd all
things the appearance Of profound peace and entire
satisfaction the part of the people but close OBJ
server il Is evident that il is all hypocrcy indeed il
could be nothing else. people conquered but yester
day could have friendly feeling for their c0nquerors
who have taken possession OF their country changed is
laws. and appointed officers principally foreigners.
Yet, such their cunning and hypocrisy that they par
italy imposed Gen. kEARSEY up the very day OF
his departure but there are many troops here now
that their bad feeling IS matter OF perfect Indifference
Yesterday we obtained what deemed pretty cor
rec; information from Fl Pssso del Nor;e that Masofu
Or Connolly. Colonies Owen and Glasgow were retain.
ed there prisoners by the troops but treated very
respectfully vet permitted Chhushua or re
tuEn They had gone in advance OF their wagons, and
will lose nothing and viii only be detained UNI, orders
can be obtained &c. their release
Our regiment is under marching orders Tor Chihua.
hus and would have been of before today ii Gen.
hearney hsd not sent back orders after he had got
days rom here, requiring 90 into the Eu,aw and
Nsvilo countries and bring both these wars 20 close
before left here. We hsve made permanent treaty
with the EutswsSiaor Gpin having penst-sted lar into
their country Our whole gent will march into the
Nsylo couary Immediately this lies between the Del
Norte and the running into the Pacific. MAJOR
Gilpp goes Cp the Chsnas Lieut.. Col Jackson up the
Puerco OF the West there being Two OF HEM and Gen
Doniphaa (our command up the Junss IS soon ~ we
return We viii start wiki The traders 20 ChihuahuA-
Co! PIice and 81 his regiment and separate battalion
Will verlsin here this winter.
To-day. John P Campbell. OF Springfield arrived here
and brings irs, positive information that our Prov
SION trains al breaking down and giving out and
thai lew OF them could reach here this winter II tls
No provisions De had here We have not zen dsys
pTOVlslOrs present.
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Thing. in Philadelnhia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune


PEILADELrfIA Dec. IL.
\ charr,ingly bright and clear cold day with all
its exhiArang influences is enjoyed By citizens 10
day.
There was lire this morning IN Southwark. II
the rear of Msrrick TOwres foundry, which destroy
ed three four houses-she OF occupants have
not learned
The company OF volunteers raised by the Hon
Charles Nsylor have been inspected by the Governor
mustered into service and viii leave Pittsburgh
morning l, IS The general impression here ina,
several other Phiadeiphs companies vii De accepted,
aad Col Murphy hss opened recruiting rendezvous
Toy the purpose OF 6lEas his company. Other coa-
uiknding officers equally active
The steamer sydney arrived here las; evening
IRON your city sud conjunction with the c!ty
lceooat N Seepng the channel OF Delaware Bay and
River Tree This win,e.
SALES OF SrocSs-F:rst Board-l2 Farm. snd
Mech. Bk ~. Af.- Frs: Roa-d-l0o Vicksburs s.,
o. Second Boara-io Mechanics Sk - I3 Lehish- b,
70; 3 Com Bs Gin IS, &C $500 LehiSh 6s SIS WI 5i
MeE sid Manu- Bk- Pittsburgh. IS ~ :. * Penn Tp
b ~ Farm and Mech BS III. s;f- Stcoas Rasrd
80 s Bank - 81.
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A1pANY. Dec. I3-5. P.
The senate Committees.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Dec. H. l-+6
The LocoFoco Senator's met in caucus to-day,
m the Vice. Presidents room and unanimously
nominated tie following rs Loco Foco Members OF
the diiieren, Standing Committees OF the Senate
leaving rs usual. two members 10 be named by the
Wings ON each Committee.
We learn Messrs Calhoun, Benton and Bagby
were not in the caucus Messrs. Calhoun, Benton
Cass and Allen all declined the Craftsmanship OF
Committee Of Foreign Relations, which was offer
ed to each one OF them. Messrs Calhoun and Al
len AT their request, We're excused from serv-
ing on any of the Committees
Foreign Rflaiioas-Sevier, Chairman Cas- and Ath
erion.
Commerce Dix Chairman Penuybacker and Chal
mers
Observation-Disclosures, Chairman Colquiit
4ericu,Ue-Siurgeon. Chairman; scmple and Iurney
Military AGoir,-ben,on Chairman Dix and Hous
aGlla-itchinson Chairman Semple aud Fairfield
Norai Afars-Farheld. Chairman Cameron ana
Yuee
pubic Land.-fireesc Chairman; Ashley and Bright
PIRATE Land Ciams-Yulee, Chairman a 10 others
i7dias Aga6s-Bsgby Chairman Atkinson sni So
clains-pcnny bscker Chairman Dickinson and
revolutionary C2aaas-semplc, Cha,nnsu Bright and
Colqutt
Ji'diciary-Ashlcy Chairman Ercese and Westcott.
Observation-Disclosures Chairman Cameron and Chsl-
Public Bmldiags- Bright, Chairman Cameron.
To .iNdt Contingent Expenses q Serate-sPeighi
Chairman Niles.
on Printins-Atherton, Chairman Chalmers.
To EH9ross BNS-ChAmers. Chairman Rusk.
Enrolled BiHs-(Not se!ected9
Library-Pierce, (HhiEJ Chairman Chalmers and
Lewis.
and Rusk.
Roads and Casais-Hsunegan Chairman Tnney
and Houston
PeT.ioss-Johnson, La. SIgasJ Chairman Ashley
and Atkinson
Disrict 81 Colombia Cameron Chairman; Rreesc snd
Chalmers.
Parrats and Patsns o6ee- colqal;t Chairman Turney
and Westcott.
Rctrealtn.ent-T urney Chairman Aiherton.
The Wings ii is presumed VIII select The same
members OF their own party who were ON the
committees al their las! session
On the arrival OF the new senators from lows
and the ncwly-elec;ed Senator from South Carolina.
some OF those above named VIII give WY accord
ing 10 the usual courtesy observed, and they viii
be put in their stead. RlCHEIIEU
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MAGIC IiAIs oYE
and Hair Inyigorntor

~ II persons who wish change the color Of lAsf
hair aG1 h-kera, who have grown pr-msmTey graf
from disease other causes destructive proper
lies OF many Of the compounds oised upon them Ls;
would pause before making any application. PhS7nt
Magic R1U DJe Is he only composition yet diseofess
which effects perfectly the object ntended and yeeos
not inlure the hsf In the sllghe.t degree. From u c.
mar deIcacy and softness, Is particularly worthy ~
tenton Of lsdiesas 1t produces, the nne tbs
completely changes the color bri.ancy acd softness
texture unsfgR!ied by the most mantcrnt natural Dss
10 THOSE TROUBLED WITH DASDRUy, or weak hsrr -
tHefieI IrTtgordt0r Ia recommended Ia every nsEsn
is Has been attended with uDboVnd-d succsss w
shape u fall clear and guslrous head Of hair. FOR
l.cGlars aud applications Of The Dye call on T. Ph10u u
Broadway, 10 which place orders from the county ~,
be Addressed Both articles for sale BY The prne
drug and fancy sores Ia the Onion. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-14
.cans-,snee,-lIr. Up,ohn.

NJ, Upiohn of our City is eminent Architect
and member OF the Episcopal Church. High
Cburchmau,' as the term is-by general verdict
devout. conscientious, exemplary citizen He was
recently solicited 70 act architect of new edi
fee about TO be Constructed for Unitarian Society
IN Boston, which he declined, assigning as reason
that be could rot conscientiously aid IT tie cree
non OF Unitarian Church HereuPcn the Press
has mounted him rough shod, and In I'll manner OF
ampoons, buslesques and graver excavations he
mas been acid up popular e1ecratlon az IN ihtl-
Grant narrow minded bigot ifnbued WITH The worst
.pirit Of the Spanish Inquisition
Il seeras 70 us-since there is no pretence that
Mr.. Upiotn acted otherwise than uprghtly N The
prernises--ro nsiauariou that he hed any agency
in making the facts pub!ic-no averaent thai Mr.
L mas undertaken to set up his oSn cond1ct or
convictions as examples for The guidance OF others
that the journals which have joined this 70
ray have stepped ont OF their legitimate sphere.
snd c1Ipab.y invaded the domain Of private
judgment and individual liberty What IS the nat
tursl drft Of such trades Are private citizens
10 he constrained to take part in WORKS winch Their
conscie1ces condemn from dread OF public rldlcnie
and censure Is this the liberty and universal t'i-
eration which ,i,e Press would establish and vindi-
cate? II so. we cannot approve II
That re should not have been troubled with Mr.
pjoin's scruples, is very true; but does fat touch
the point He has not asked as. nor tie Press,
nor the Unitarians, TO see through his spectacies
he has simply asserted his individual right in E
private professional capacity. to be guided by his
convictions with regard 10 Gods revealed purposes
and re quirements To his mind, rntaranisn is
not form of Christianity bat q perious denial OF
many essentials Of the Christian Faith, which he
cannot even appear to aid without oGence-s
slightly Christianzed Deism. which in effect sub
yerts the main pillars OF the Great Salvation
Argue with hm on this subject, if you please
show him the error. the futiity Of his views but
do not BLACKBOARD and ridicule him, as though a
tender conscience wore reasonable disrespec, to
the majesty Of Pablo Opinion. OF all the cant Of
csuting age, deliverus from the cant OF Liberal.
ISM which insists on goaeing all conscences BY It's
own.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

e The County Courts, after short session O:
only five days have adjourned having accomplished ess
business than any other Court within our recollection
Three or four convictions IN of aost sefev!denr
g1t and the is Of an equal number of unirnportart
GIRL causes constitute the entire busness Of the Kings
County Circuit and Oyer and Teuniner. THIS paacity
OF business has not resulted from any lack of material
Tor there were thirty the civil calendar and an
inhns1de Of eUrgsries and sderneenors but "a attrb-
utaoe N great degree the eternal procrastinaton
which unfortunately s:ets the bar IN scarcely ever
having their resdy wien the calendar Is called
Eagle,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-14

TEETH ExrRAcrxp WITHOUT PAM have used
the anudyne vapor SO successfully used IN Boston and
other places of late the removal Of teeth without
suffering 1t is harmless and pleasant in its effect Doc
tor John Burdcn Dentist No Union Square, corner
lith.strcct is in possession of the same. would re
commend those wishing have teeth extracted. TO call
on him and Try this dcsideraual long sought Tor
in surgery and now hailed with much JOY.
H. f. BISHOP Dentist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-14

VERY RrMoNAnlE-The beautiful and useful method
OF Dr. Blaisdel Dentist for restoring lost teeth is eS
cecdingly popular and u4ctul Many have given up
those made in the ordinary way and have adopted bis
system 1t canuot but BE- gratifying to friends that
his prices for his superior operation are about the
as those OF the ordinary and old way of .uppan,ns
,rn.h Tho Dr. a ntlicn is M aIl Erna.lysnY
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Business Noiires.

~ J. SMITH DopcE, DENTIST, No IS Bondst neu
Broadway, requests the attention OF those wanting srh
cia teeth his method IA methodused In ni. city er
cusively By HIMSELF Christening either single teeth or se
when on gold plates; OF the pain usually
given in the operation and enables 10 keep
clean and healthy mouth. nj 2awsm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-14

EF HIRAM CRANsroS well known as the keep
cr o, the Roekaway Pavilion, and for some time
connected with the Eutsw House Baltimore wss stab
bed Saturday morning by drunken heck.man named
Patrick Dawson Mr.. Crans,on siil living when
board from him by 'TeIegrspt yesterday but not
GU, of danger
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Law Courts.

The LATE STORM At HAvAsA--The Havana
Diso publishes he following Let OF tie destroy
ed Injured Il AID s5our that city by The terrible har
cans OF ne lOtn aud I'm October Houses destroyed
40 o. ess injured J, OF TIE former 30 were
OF and l-5e Of wood; OF the laer - w4re Of
stone 5l3 Of wood In district Of Guanabscoa there
persons killed and twenty eight wounded more
or less eviousy In Tepaste where there were fifteen
coffee pisacns me most OF the plant destroyed
with ful third OF the sugar cane
= The BAN cow-house. barracks, and hay
stzcks OF SAM Price ESQ Brarchvie, y. j. wers
bum, on he nisi. Of the Sd inst Loss g. 2 insured
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pIsPATozEs FOR THE TRIBUNE
nv MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
WAsrrxe-oy. d. e ?. y

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1873 P N
TIE u. :. steamship Telegraph, fros Brazot
Santiago 18th ult and Port Lavacca st INST n
rirs4 At New.orieans on the 9Th her aas floating
8. bsifrast having oa board the remains Of NaJoF
Rinrzold and Lieut. Cochran, IN charge OF the . al
.;rno-e Committee The steamer MoAnsocth az
rived the day before. Dat the news from Monterey
and the posts along the Rio Grande IS no iafsr man
n-evioaslv received Mr. Aideaunoy. WHO had oesh
EMPLOYED By The United States ColnmlsiaEy 20
take or, sun Of money TO Gen. " so came Ya7
.,nrs- IN The Monmouth and furnished the following
intelligence,
h arrived at Mo-clova Nov 8. where the army
Of Gen. Wool vas encamPed II fine CONDITION. re-
,nsinsd unti! the 18th when he started Tor Monte
-sr accompanied By an escort, with dispatches Tor
General TAILOR. 4 d9el had been fought by two
Mex;cans al Matamoros, with knives IN WINCH oh7
OF the parties was killed
General But!er l. Military Commander q Mon
,are1- General TAYLOR has returned RON Ss.t'i!o
leaviar General Worth n possession OF toe pace
7, gas the intention a the General shat me "il0s
81 The forces except the necessary hofAOei 20 "a
-ison tho several posts would concentrate al an
rico. and that General Taylor IN gong there
would take ro1te leaving San LUIS Potosl 20 ,ie
rirh. Arrived - Tampjco and HAVING the neces-
s6r- forces 20 carry out his :utu-e operations IN
ATTACK would b. made on Vera Cruz, slnu!taHeous-
y By sea and land
- The report OF SAINTS Aanss ordering the arrest
OF Herrera AID Parsdes which appeared in the Ie-e
graph news on Saturday arose from the following para
graph in the Telegrsphic Dispatch
Crest disserziors prevailed st San -uis Potosi-ionF
different factions Santa Anna arrested Paroles ana eF
rere.
For arrested, read Ayiso-:he four factions being
the friends 81 santa Anna Aris;a Paroles and Herrera
Prs1rADE1p4I. Dec 49,. ?. 81.
apt, Mayors Company OF Philadelphia hsnsers
start To morrow morning FOR PitsburE. he cold Is
20 severe that the probability is the Canals are fro
zen. If 50. il viii compel them TO make overland
rosrche. over Inc mountains Franklin Wade.
Captain Of small vessel. has been missing since
Thursdav night he Ind Cuaueled with two men
named Dalzell and " orel., vino have been arrest
I'd on suspicion Of having made away with HIM
ALpAxy. Dec I3-5. P NJ.
The North America landed her mails and passen-
gers &, Athens Livingston Weiss Express
has arrived but brings no mails. No boat has
come up vet. though now 3 O'Clock The North
America left New. York on Saturday afternoon but
was unable to come farther mp the river than
Athens The river fast closing, 50 she Imme-
diateN returned 10 Catsk, from which place she
deporied Tor New York al o clock tins afternoon.
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NAaeArloS cLosgp-our aves intercourse
with Albany rsy be considered as now closed The
sunday night boat for Albany only go, as TAR 81
ens, where she landed her passengers The rnsa
~. morning went via the aousasonic Railroad
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PARIS STYLE or Ihrs-Manuiaclured and for sse b
KNOX, i28 Fulton. ST. sun Buildings


~ tha, been well observed that nothing has teen
made IN vain with The advancement OF scienee This
observation, founded In ast conception OF the benevo
enco OF the Creator receives continuation from the voice
OF aud experience In aycrsing the plain Ihoior
est or the mountain. doubess tread upon many plants
and herbs which, Il their properties were developed,
might OF uestmae value those upon whom disease
has laid heavy hand. 1t Is only of ln,e years for in
stance that the immense importance of s,SsArARrLA
An active unailing agent in removing scroua, and al
the long catalogue OF ucerous and diseases bi
been properly understood Tn, Introduction OF sASDsi
into medical practice. mag be said. Indeed
10 have been III. OF era IN the his
tory OF the healing Administered, win Observance
OF that precaaIon in other matters necessary
give fair chance the preparation IL believed 10 be as
nearly nialblr in It's effects anything compounded by
human skill which has We, been offered to the world
Prepared and sold wholesale and relAii. By A. B. D.
! SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 FuOnst corner Of
William.si. 20 Broadway and II East Broadway, New
| York. Sold also by Druggists generally throughout us
United sHie' Price per bottle or SIX bottles 'of e.
ISeLuGs1A ,Sp CoSsu,proN.-It ia indeed mean-
choly truth tina, thousands fall yctms 10 Consumption ever
year from other than neglected co,dsi yet ws
fnd hundreds nay Thousands. who such complaints
with the greatest indifference" and let them run on for weeks
and even months without thinking fthe iDnger 6fH
you what you consider slight cough cold you a.
lo business pleasure, csreessness 20 prevent yo7
from giving it any attention 1t then settles upon yoar
breast-you become hoarse have pains IN tie side chest
rxpectorae large quantities OF ma,e perhaps m1edTih
blood difficulty breathing aud then you find
your foolish neglect mas brought ,is complaint
IT, then you value lite Or health be warned IN Tine, and
don't trie with your cold, any quae no'irpa
to but Immediately procure bottle or TWO Of The!
famous remedy, DR. Wtstsrs Bs!snIn Of VIA ChenJ,
which Is well known u be the mos! speedy cure ever
known, thousands VIII testify whose lives have been
saved By H.
For influenza 1t 10 Tie 'ery best medicine IN the word.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS the w'apper
For sale by A. B. s D. SANDS, Druggsls, 100 Fu'oorl
OF William, Agents for this city also, al rs Broad
way and ~ Fast Broadway, aud by Druggists g-neraJ
tlirou ghout the United stae.
~ Erery remedy medicine OF any virtue aayersea
in any paper may always be found ge'unc and al ~
puy,t by the box bou- or package In any quantity o'h
retail al propdeors prces only ioh or0o aide Of
Cortland.,t No 81 few doors below the Westerr Hos
Remember thus, for there a counterfeit Office on oe
side OF tho ard another in Broadway Aroa
NIL bu. the old and oniy .tand Of
d3G CoMSToCK Z co. No u.
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Com WEArAER.-Thc Milwaukee Gazette says
ths, the morning OF the Goth u, the mercury q,
sunrise stood two three degrees below zero