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EXPORTS fRoM the FORT OF NETWORK From THE 2ip
rIS 30rII OCTOBER

TO TIN JOTlI OF OCTOBER
To Gre, Braia-C Cheese l06l 49, lbs Butter 1889
do Whalebonc. Is, zoo do Sperm OIL, 9.S7 gals; Tur.
pentine e39l bbis Oats 1870 bushels Apples, IVA
hbs Hama. 1898 lbs; Lard 65,a2l do OH Cake.
LsssO7l do Hops $50 bales Rice. lG2505 lbs Beet
IS tics do. Sl7 bbs DO 100 halt do, Pork $50 bbls
Flour 1868 do Wheat, 2O573 bushels Corn o.eol do
TO FrGaco-WhcaL $50 bushels HccswaN 6l43 lbs
Taow ~ l6j do Cotton LIS bales Rice, S9l32O lbs;
Hops ~ bales Flour $500 bbs Ashes. 20 do Lard.
4e7i3 lbs Grease Ssl5 do; Hides i3aoOdo
10 Brush North itgercan CoioRic>-Flour 5+7 bbls
do 20 halt do Wheat 50lS bushels Corn Meal 20 b6ls
Rice, 1881 lbs Barley 100 bushels Pork 2o9 hols
Rect, Is do.
To BrhishUest hdieS-Flour 940 bbls Lard So lbs
Butter L. 6S6 do Cheese, 3llS do Beet 20 bSls do
40 halt do Rice 800 lbs Corn. ll66 bushels Pork.
1875 bbs do 10 haltdo Hay, 3ii bales Corn Meal, $50
bills Lice &ock-s2 Oxen 10 Sheep
To y, Domi1eo-flour l,l0O bbs Dry Fish. $4,000
lbs Cheese 29 do Pork $50 bbls Butter, l6S6 lbs
Hams. 1873 do.
10 Spanish Wet ladiss-Hams, ESQ lbs Dry Fish.
o1,So do; Cheese 2l?; do; Flour POO hhls Rice -
go lbs Lard S429 do Pork Is hhls Beef 30 do: But
ter. 2,lo6 lbs Corn Meal, loi bbS. Com Adv
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HTr.- w IV-'t'hsf
MSASMASUFA FACTORY MARCY'S, ia bo"ery,
HS where can found large and fashionable ssaort-
Va msat OF every description of Bonnet- also, RIB
bons Velyets Silks aud Sains French Flowers Gathers
and other materials for Bonnet and 81 prices 10 suit every
Mrs MARCY would also inform her customers aud the
ladies' generally Is prepared To oder FOR 'een
s.Iecton a. choice and fashionable assortment Of sk
Millinery a. car be found In the City
Six Millinery Show Rooms up stars, entrance h''usn
the Store 2li eovSery, opposite Riyin2tonsl
Bod Bonnets cleaned and altered ,,.,c,
Oh 3awtisThS2H M- " phACi.
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CONANT'S RODGERS GESENICS'S
HEBREW GRANMAR-D. APPLETON co have
II lust published G-senluss Hebrew Grammar, IAN
edition d revised by DR. l. Rodiger translated oy T.
Corsat Prof of Hebrew IN Madison University, Hami
ton y T. with notifications TO Inc -dlaons suisse
realy 20 The 18th by DR.. Dzyis of Stepney College Lon
don to which are added OF exercises 10 Hebrew
Grammar and Hebrew Chrestonsthy prepared ~ me
n.lsor-i vol svo handsomely printed Price -
The excellence Gesenus's Grammar Is universally &C
know EDGED lis adaptation both IN matter anc method
to NEE. the wants of Hebrew students L triHnpnsny
established by the hal fewer nAn tareen EDITIONS
nave been so4 The edition, from which tnis uans
aton has made, prepared ~ rc hodiser ana
appeared IN Germany 10 isi' Among iiYn5 Phhoosists
there arr but few IN higher rePus thai RodiStt-
Hs edition Of this may therefore he supposed to
cor,an soul- real improvements a. well "a changes ana
additions and Ehs presumption s fully borne out by
comparison viii the thirteenth edition which vas lLseh
ipfoye by authors lest revision The acducr Of ne
Reading Book Introduction TO the trsrslsiing Of he
br- together with The Course OF Exercises ard Chresto
Iarby by Prot Conan; viii be found Of material service
the student 4 mastering Ine Grammar ana occurring Inc
language
- Professors Of Hebrew desiring tbs work for exam
!latoe copy application, persona! or by
lerler 10 ne publishers, no Broadway II MS
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WOMAN AND HER DISEASES


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" TO her instruction IN the Physiology OF Her system,
aud al he Disease. OF her critical period, by Edward H.
Dixon ". D Frice in CLOTH 81 p
Lives OF Celebrated by John Quincy Adams,
IL D with Sketch OF the guished Author by Rev
Charles W. L phan Price > cts.
Blanche OF Brsniywine Romance combining the Poe
try and History Of the Battle OF Brandywne by Geo Lip
pari. author OF the Quaker City. &c Price tcompe'e %
cents.
80 Illustrations, Mo-. now pub-hed-to be- complete IN
Is Mo-: - cents per No
The Actor or fesp Behind the Curtain beng Passages
in the Life Booth and some OF his Contemporaries
Nothing rgua TIN, has been written since the days OF Joe
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Marion and hi. Men thrilling Revolutionary Tale by
the auh 0f Faul Jones. &c Price - cents
The Tower o London by Ainswurlh, with Illus
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History and many dark ,ae lis history unfold Price
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TIN, Architect 40. /, of Original Design. for Cottages
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Dealings ~ III the sirin Of pnnbey son, by Chas Dick
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Boarding.
DRIyATE BOARD

DRIyATE BOARD professional gentleman snd
/ ~. ,v!f- recently from The county would 1ke rerIsa
mn Boar. II 5r.=si- family Tot regular boariin.
boG--l down in.yu near Nsii.t pracucssc- fhes
tesr the culor Of plain iTnE and agreeable society.
The Dasi references VII. e gwen Terms must De- mode
rs;e address c. Z. through l8e Po-t once rs 81
DOiEDINf;-RoouI- to Jet : single gentlemen. or
ID gentlemen and vIfe, the hou-a Of small, csatee
FANNY reg- Broadway n " al6eT-t The rooms WI %
rented together snc!X. with or without tu partial
board 20 agrcsA5 person y in suitable references
Terms moderate. Inquire al So Walser-st n 2irs
DOARDIN(:-P!ea sant flrni.hed snd ua:UT1isEed
ID ros1I- 10 lei to gentlemen and heir wives. small
private family nere they can have the comforts Of home
AMY 81 is Ess; Brosd~ Catherinest oSl SITS
DO3RD-A handsome parlor or the mrs. aoor. also
ID ar room the second story suitable Tor gentlemen
and ,heir IVES. also. . rooms Tor single gsniieneT
References exchanged Apply n III; Leonsres nesr!y
opposite The Carlton House n5 1is,
DOARD-in south Brooklyn. within three Minutes
ID walk from The ferry gentleman and his .acv
OF three gentlemen he accommodated win good
c.n,e board IN private family, very moderate isrGls
Location very pleasant Address d A. his 1hcs3 5tts
D0tKD-A gentleman and sdy- or t''o single gentle
ID men can be accommodated wilh GOO; bosrd, and a
-r. Isrs- room thu second story vviib panir-s
tsch.i a. No ~ Wh!s-syvsrc every CONT OFT OF home
can be enjoyed ''u 'l4s
en- REWARDS. supposed 10 be stolen.
y III God True lovers Knot Breast Pin tied with Tor
ouoi. with drop Hair the hack Pawn Brokers sld
Others are cautioned the above The above reward
will be paid on delivery a. l6i Tenth s. between the
! Buwcry ard Jd-agenue- n3 D.
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uERRING'S NNi!der's Pa,enp Fire and Damp Proof
i SalsInander Safes The only objection made
against Wdes celebrated patent Fire Proof Sasmander
Safes hat OF the drs made 10y Wilder would
mould and 1amp-n books and paper.
The subscriber has invented damp proof composition
which he Incorporates the Mahogany Book Case
para,e ana distinct without altering changing
FIRE Proof Film. paten,ed by Dan-!Fitzgerad and by
him transferred Wilder the Patent Offce. Washing.
toni winch renders these Saie The best article OF the
Kind USE
The exclusive right make sell the above Safes In
this State Is secured 10 The subscriber.
Joues- celebrated cbsnseab- Bank Lock Will be fur
asb-d when ordered and FOR sale prices.
\ general assortment o! double aud single sssmant-f
Safes
Also other KIND, and second hand for sale
low al the Iron Safe Depot, No. l39 W aler-.t
u5 lmDSW C. HERRING.
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81 WATCHES, JEWELRY aod silver
~ Mare NJ SQUIRE BROTHERS,, l8I Bow
p 4 ery where may be found rich Assortment.
1872, for which received The smium al the late
Fa1-liod Watches IN every style, got up iof correct
time kesrefs independent seconds and double times
W. epty one -wels. which come very low Je~eify
Bracelets Pins Rings. styles OF Earrings and Cameo
PIN. fue Silver Fo,k Spoons, KnIves, &c. We pride
ourselves regards pattern finish and quality for hey
are made OF the standard Of dollars. We keep al other
goods usually kept IN store OF this Aind Please call II
30 small advance. Mr. s. Conoyer Will attend 10 re-
pairing al kinds Of Watches All goods warranted a. re-.
nres.ntet 3 3. SQUIRE, 100 p,ya,v
"a 10. P SQUIRE. TO- p'''S'''
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DRs. SHEPARD 4 coRLIs, No. u Murray..L

e 7 hear the honest waich-dogs bark
Bay dccp-mouih.d welcome a. we near our home
It's sweet know ;here = eye will mark
our coming and look brighter when We come
7 sweet 10 read certain NE'v-YcRS DAILY.
Written hy GRrGLEy, and Itsp,'.sd by Foster
II is sweet TO have a superb nat galiy.
From The famed shop of BsFsr and ofCosrAE
It's sweet cure your cougtlby using 5 HASc,-
| mean the Syrup bearing his great name
TT, sweet 10 use /, after every other chance
Has faed-for that gives HRS fANr.
Price 81 cent- per bottle-or six bottles for - 50
For sale, wholesale aud retail by a B. D. Sands cor
Fulton and William also for sale by n. Sands Co
= East Broadway II Johnson, Of Broadway and
Chsmbers-si- J. and Coddinetou corner Of Hudson and
Spring Z NJ. Guion, corner OF Bowery and Gfandst,
and e. walser-sL, Sweetser !46 Greenwchsl and
cor OF Broadway and How ard--L
CAUTIoS-BEStSs ofsruEouS mutations, and n!say'
esd fo, HANCE'S SYRUP, and none other. rs
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ESENING AND DAY SCHOOL II the Classical
IL and Commercial Institute a2+ Broadway u which
vo4c. gentlemen . b. thoroughly Instructed II a.! The
branches usually taught IA such institutions class %
young ladies' viii be sugh. Il ae evening by e. Efficient
Y s. Rooms 10 let Pub.c WORSHIP, Debating Sccie
lies. 4c- Apply Inc institute A Newman, Principal
f.SI.A
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FOUNTAIN & co. 80 Broadway determined
y. close the business Of The ate trIu OF AA6BETT
FOUNTAIN within thIee weeks, o1e- a. very fetGcsc
prices heLr sock consisting Of es-r variety, among
which very rich goods, such a. Lace Caps, Sroroi
er-d Dresses and Cares every -yIe OF lcGis goods sod
large number o. very desirable snf fashionable articles
81 81 less prices th.n before c-er-t-
To Let-to stores u Ntnlh-e; also me baselnsci, IS
feet deep under :he whole premises, cheap o- !Gs-
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miscellaneous
BoGLE'S HYPERION FLUID
VEGETABLE HAIR COMP OStTIC


''HE subscriber having devoted considerable portion
Diseases the SKIN snd the Human Hair also the hest
of and curing the has at length after
hroou- research and deep investigation, succeeded IN
bringing perfection corpo-ttiun. Tue virtues OF which
he Chal'cuc the world 10 excel.
Ladies' will md the Hyperion addition 20 The
toilet both oi "a delicate AMI agreeable per
fim and Inc great es affords IN blessing the hair,
which, when MOIST with the Fluid. can De- dressed 10 anY
required form. preserve IL place whether plain
Ia cur!s. Tho following speaks Tor Itself
BosToS, April 9Th, ioi6
Mr Bo6LE-Sir - consider 1t Il duty you well
those who De- troubled with their head and hair
have been, tSe the efficacy ~ your ype-
Fluid 5y the Of winch have derived SO much
hea-dt For twelve years troubled with disease
the h-uS, the skin which covered with th!cs
scsy humoT dsndIu N ts worst iornl Inch
covered TIE OF the -ktn caused evee head
entirely united study my nur also turned
and dead and last began turn bald and grey 10
cure which irsd all advertised articles OF The duy
and ner name !egIon,l without deriving anv hteht
heard OF YOUR Hyperion Fluid and although was highly
praised hy who had used H. YET Wa afraid II a-
br another humbuE the da but induced by 70
ye il trial and glad say II mas entirely succeed
ed The -kin of head clear o. humor dgndrd
NV hair daily growing thicker aud IN mr. healthy state
III therefore with the utmost confidence recommend
your Hyperion Fluid 10 be h.! you represent li-
| am, yours truly, SAMJE III CHAPMAN
Manufactured and for sale by NM BOGLE, Artist IL
Hair. rs Washington corner of Summers Boston
For sale by \ B. D. SANDS, DrugElsts l,p Eulton-s
corner OF William and - East Broad ssy, New Iork.-
Sold also by H. Johnson 80 Broadway, O. Dexter. Al
bAny: ] " hneelAnd 4 Co New-Oreans; 3. Bliss
Springfield Mass and 10y Druggists generally MS 3meod
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ALI GOOD.

gv the r,sn who executes HIS. COUNCILS, from taF
cSaurT Inc briager OF Good T!dagsi Gu. 10 ys 10 IL
cp 7: ca %, v Q sY is4IAE. Oh ~ Y. 70 u u
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=, Ccrtuin Cure for Cancer.-Drs SHFF,R

-
cure for thai most deadf disease termed Cancer Their
this disease Ia peculiar to themselves II has
been tired for the last years II great many case- which
nave been given up by most OF The faculty and IN no one
Dr. sHfrAR bss been in constant practice several OF
the Southern year. past ard has effected
po-ses-on IA; No 10 Murrsy-st n York City,
testimonials 81 several of the cures ne has made IN the
most difficult Of Cancer that came under the
coenizance OF the most experienced Surgeon he has a-
hOri,y from the individuals themselves 10 refer 10 The fol-
lowing Cases
Col Henry w Jaruaein of Jsrnsgin Alabama who WIS
afflicted with for years most difficult case
which cured by Or. Shepard In 20 days perfect
Mis- Sarah Richardson of Lanear, Macon Co Georgia.
she ned Cancer OF The tongue distressing case .
lie poserIcr halt OF the tongue appeared 10 be DESTROYED
Dr. shepard cured her IN weeks restored the delicate
OF the palate The full power OF speech AS when she
perfect health, and Effected radical cure.
Mr. Charles w Smith Of Tslhuson, Talbot Co Georgia.
he had Cancers the face sone each Cheek they
were OF 10 years standing a very difficult Or.
Shepard successfully eradcsted by h peculiar mode OF
treatment OF The Cancers made perfect cure
aud the wounds all entirely healed IN SO DAYS and
there Nva- scar left on hi- face
The Hon. james Neu! Of Zehulon, Pike Co Georgia he
had large Cancer on his right cheek year,
s,andi"c painful tine and threatened 70
destroy life under the peculiar and sole treatment o. Or
Shepard he was entirely cured in 10 dey- tie Cancer
completely extracted AND not eiI on the face
Mrs. Ford, also of Iebulon Pike Co Georgia had a
very distressing and dangerous Cancer on the upper up
Of Is yeaIs standing and WAS eating away 10 the
Dr. Shepard extracted the Cancer, and Made per
DR. Vim Terrell. NJ G. Of Sparta Georgia. had Cancer
which commenced under the lower It'd Of the len eye
winch had spread almost down 10 the edse OF the upper
lip. he Ne~York Cify Principally put him
self under the OF Dr. shepard who cured Dr. Terrell
weeks DR. Terrell Zone ofihe faculty. resided during
the time OF his treatment No - Muayst and left for
home lpcrectly cured last Saturday Week.
DIS SHEPARD CoRLIs have their Office al No. 70 Muir
rGysi Newly Civ where ihev ready treat all
descriptions of of CHncer They have the certificates
and testimonials IN the above with numerous others
OF similar character the efficacy and efficiency
OF their mode OF treating every variety and description OF
it, DRs. SHEPARD 4 CoRLIs No. 70 Murray.t
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co,r,IERc1AL AND MoNEY alATrERs

rar ,nl., Of s.oeks. &c. sse Fiolyth Pag.
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SARTOR RESARTUS
THIS DAY PUBLlSHED-Sartor ResertGs-Tne Lie
and Opinions OF Herr T.ufelsdfockh by Thos. Carlyle
prce n cenIs-a new edition late revised and amended oy
The author. . ,,,,
On Heroes Hero Worship, and he Heroic IN History
Six Lectures reported with cancellations and additions by
Thos. Carlyle. Price 81 cents.
The Evening Post says OF these two works by Carlyle
These are perhaps The anlhof- best works-eontanins
M b.- though most vigorously expressed In the ifs
he develops. IN The explicit style with illustrations
the des that lies the basis Of The whole nsterthet mere
: IN human nature principle reverence for what IS truly
noble and manlis- sac divine
sar.or Resartus i much the Of Carly!es wofks-
the which contains the elements OF al DIS 'uoseq1en
Writings and The tue picture OF the life Of Il not
ONLY me fullest matter oui think the beat written
the raclest compactest saxon
NEARLY READY
Cariyle's Past and Present
Cst!ye's French Revolution.
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NOW READY

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The old Gro Nest, an American novel by r. Greeley
Sar,or Resartu- revised edition. by Thomas Carlyle.
50
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3 A -c-4Np
- Pi.a.s of CA--lls Jaron-ca Etho-c4 AZ=
less, embracing al lie an-s and nesst varieties %
each coming ITO al! 5ooE. Tor sale e, The Conservatory.
corner Of Court Sai Sch-raeshorn SIS CT ris
CHIMNEY sWEEPING.-Iohn-onl Ia.e Z John
~ soul informs the public mat he SUI continues Inc bust
rss of Chimney Sweeping his cd stand iS7 F1onsi
Country ORDERS attended TO- oZS wis
DIG IEON-JANES y OLNET. y W=st-sL, offers
fo- sale Scotch ard American Pig Iron -aOcs brzncs
terrnS EsThFis5
CANAL BANK LOCkP0RT-No!es wsn.ed q;
v 80 ceaIs ca lie dollar, 1rE Moaday aie:uool-
oSo ,wis j. THOMPSON, CT Wall -
nLATFORM -CiLEs.-F.irbanks'. ce.s5rated
PIs,fo-tn sea-. n er-ry Desirable ruS-atirn, fer
sac BY FAIRBANKS Z CO. Ia Wsser-tL oalmts
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THIS DAY PUBLISHED No OF the Anuais semi,
i monthly Medical Journal and Record OF Practical
Medicine in the City Of New Yprk-conainng As follows
l. Reports OF the New-York Hospital
H. Report Of the Cliuque OF the College OF Phyncians
and Surgeons.
III Report. OF the New-York Eye Inhrmary.
" Mortality IN Montreal.
Y Report OF the n Y Pathological Society.
VI Fatality OF Dseas. under Homeopathic Treatment
VII Case OF Fracture OF the CIa'icle occurring IN avefy
Young child treated by new and simple apparatus
b. J. Metcaf. VI. D.
VIII photographed Notice.
X New YORK Dental Recorder
NJ Medical Society.
Widows and Orphans OF M-dlca! Men
Kill lariA
XIV Obituary.
Terms-S2 per sncum. in advance single numbers. 10
cents Address DANIEL ADEE. Publisher
"a lJ7 Fulton.sL y. Y.
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2MnseMruis.

vNABERSACLE.-HENR HERS Pianist ard
L composer 70 Y. VI The Nag Of TIE SFe2ca ard Pho,
..sor Of tn Roya! Con<T- aoire " Paris Second Grand
t,cri VIII tske place on Thatslsy EysnTes NcreSee,
sth when he sal De ASSISTED BY
Nrs LoDER Mss kORSlNSNS
MI TtMM, s1gucr hASsTTt
.-d s.asHf OrLhas.rA
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Al Cincinnati Money as somewhat easier East
crn Exchsnecis in demand at per cent.
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MONDAY. P. NJ.
The stock Market to-day was inactive excepting
70, Norwich which considerable was sold The ian
cies generally werelower and disposition was sno"n
TO realize For Government IS only par was offered
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-04-28
III a R ID w a R BE
= Balm.

HAS Just received large and carefully selected
i L assortment of HARDIN ARE, CUTLERY
&C., all of which he is prepared to offer at Eas.
tern prices, or less, exclusively for Cash or Pro
duce, consisting in part of the following;
Pocket and Table Cutlery OF every variety; SC II
sors, shears, razors, strops Iron, Britannia,
German Silver tea and table spoons; shutters,
Brass and Iron candlesticks Brass and Iron
headed shovels and tongs; Brass kettles
splendid assortment of Jolhers' Tools of very
superior quality, planes, chisels, braces and
bits, saws, squares, angus, rules, cages, be-
wells, spoke shaves, Simmons best quality G.
S. axes, broad-axes, AIDES Knob locks and
knob latches of most approved patterns door
handles, bolts, butts, screws, hay knives, Mill
&, Cross cut saws, hay forks spades, shovels,
Powder, Shot, bar and sheet Lead, sheet zine,
Glass, Rope, Iron wire, Hook hinges. Pick
axes, Peru cut Nails, American and English
wrought Nails, Rasps and lies of all kinds.
STOW E S,
with Pipe and Furniture complete Smith Be 10 W
Anvils, vices, hammers, IRON, NAILS, and
STEEL; Swede flat and square bar iron,
English do do do do
American do do and round
Iron of all sizes, Band, Hoop and Horse shoe
iron, Sleigh shoes, Pow steel, Boiler plate,
Stake and Nut iron, P. S. |. Old Sable iron,
Horse Nail rod, English and American Blister
steel, German steel, Spring and Cast steel,
Burdens patent Horse Shoes Elyptic Springs
Finished wrought iron Axle Arms, Wagon
Boxes, &c. Is
Southport, Oct. 1914
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ALLEBASI'S MEDICINES.

The most popular now in use Consisting
of'Ihe Buck Tor Allebasfsl Sdiee-
AUebasi's Health PiHs-AHeba-
sis Tooth Ache Drops-Al-
lebdsi's Poor Mans Srengthing Plastsrs.
T'HIS Salve cures almost universally, Fever
L Sores OF the most malignant kind, Ulcers, fell
ons, burns, scalds, cuts punctures, tumors, quin-
sy, sore throat, chlbains, swellings of almost
cry description, rheumatism, inhammatory and
chronic ague in the face and breast nervous tooth
ache, broken breasts, scald head, intlammations,
inward or outward, &C., &c
The Pills will cure when used according TO d
rections, Scarlet fevers. bilious fever, fever and
que, dyspepsia, dropsy, acid stomach, dsordered
bowels, jaundce. headache, dizziness of the head,
worms, liver complaint, heart ourn, cholic, bowel
complaints, general debility, costiveness, &c.
The Tooth-ache Drops will cure an ordinary
of the tooth ache in from three to ten minutes
for nervous tooth ache use the Salvs.
The Plaster is taking precedence over every 9th
er Plaster in the country for pain or weakness in
the back, chest, side, loins, muscles, or rheuma-
tsm, lung and liver complaints, coughs, colds, asth-
ma, &c.
N. b. All persons are requested to nek the "a
gent for pamphlet which will be furnished gratis
containing description Of the medicines and a
history of complaints, with numerous certificates
of cures and explicit directions Tor using the med-
cines.
Lyman w. Gilbert Proprietor no. ga Fulton
st. N. Y. UTH. F. STRIKER. general whole
sale g. retail agent for Wisconsin and Iowa Ter
.l.ories. Southport.