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Balance against The Territory, S7l7l II
From a wan, of some facts, the iorego-
ing statement NAV no, be exactly correct,
yet am well persuaded that il will not
greatly vary from the true result.
am not prepared to present any mod
ifcatons in the revenue law. that would
be likely 10 prove sautarv in the coIlec-
ton of Territorial Revenue. So far. il
has ans wered its purpose as well as lis
authors could have desired; and take
pleasure in stating, that under il, de,
gree Of promptness heretofore unknown.
has been manifested on the part Of Coun-
tv Officers. who have the handling Of the
Territorial revenue.
would respectfully suggest for your
consideration. the expediency of raising
the Territorial tax to one mill on the dol
lar. make this proposition from a
thorough conviction of its policy. Terri
lorial Warrants are worth but fifty cents
on the dollar-a depreciation tha, is
scarcely 10 be found in any county in
this Territory One cause Of this state
of depressed credit may be traced to The
creation OF debt of $500 90, known as
the "Convenlion debt" without provid-
ing the means for lis payment.
TO provide means at this time by rals-
ing the TAX, could not be regarded in
good faith. as oppressive as ii would on
" be performing simple act of justice
towads bona fide creditors Of The Terrific
nv, many of whom have been compelled
from necessity 20 dispose of their claims
al from forty to fifty cents on the dollar
Doubtless majority of the citizens Of
the Territory. would prefer change in
our form of Government, yet there are
bu, few so regardless OF State debts ant
embarrassment, az not 10 hesitate before
making the change in the face of debt
small i, is true. vet nucleus around
which larger ones may gather.
But as it regards this. am well salts
fed that whatever may be necessary ioT
the honor and dignity of the Territory
will be done promptly and efficiently.
| am respectfully.
Your obedient servant.
~ RENO,
Territorial Treasurer
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RINEs. htNKf w. = '1l, anH
ARMIES g. STARR,

r.vEassocated themselves fos the prac-
II ,;ce Of the Law, under the above style,
4 miIlattend to professional business in the
ns.,snt counties, and also in the Supreme
r"",, of The Territory. Particular atten-
so0 will be paid to claims for lands in the
h ,If breed tract, and elsewhere.
a,,;ogton, Jan. %, 1871. 1872
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special Report of the Territorial Urea.
surer TO the House of Representatives..
Trcastrer's CHce. Lua, }
Iowa Cry. Dec. 8. 1915.
TO the Honorable. the Speaker of The
House Of Representatives. of the Ter.
rifoiy IF Ioaca:
SIR: In compliance with The follow.
ing resolution. viz: s.Thai The Territorial
Treasurer be requested 10 report TO lhis
House the amount of indebtedness Of The
Territory, the present mean. Of paving
off such Indebtedness. aud if. in his opin
ion. there is any other manner of collect
ing The revenue, preferable 10 the present
mode. Be- submit the sublolnej state
meni:
The following liabilities do no, include
those of The public buildings al the seat
Of government.
D0Hs. Cis
Debt created by" Convention" $3.50 90
Warrants issued and ont.
standing exclusive Of said Con-
veniion debt, 1881 II
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is erecufion done on Cawdor?'
Yes, sir, said the man.. i saw him
hanged this morning. and that's the last
time II answer any more questions a.
bout H. + sar.u.l
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Which leaves a deb, Of
l2l7IT

Which leaves a debt Of l2l71 n
The amount of assessments
Of territorial revenue of the
several counties prior TO the
year lS45, and unaccounied
for, is four thousand and elgh-
" three dollars; but from this
amount there will have 10 be
deducted the County Collec-
tors and Treasurers' fees. de.
Inquencies and defalcalions.
which, in all probability, will
reduce the available sum TO
ahon, 1000 90
Revenue of 1915, say 1000 90
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Total amount,
PHI II

Total amount, 2fI7I y
Included in the above, are -
W arranis TO the amount OF be-
tween nine and ten thousand
dollars, issued in favor Of the
Pen,eniarv, and cancelled by
Mr. Siull .fortner Secretary
OF this Territory with an APP
propriainn made by Congress
for that purpose. The exact
amnun, paid off by said appro.
prialion. | have not as yet as
cerained, but | am well con-
vinced that il cannot fall short
of 5000 90
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ARRIVED.
Packet ship Silve De Grasscc, TN Ha,re Nov I'd
p,6se, ~ Fox Il Livingston. The De L has been 10
dis west OF Sable Island.
New ship Monterey. MoNsnis dis TN New. Castle Ne
IN ballast, to + q Thurston.
New ship II Ii Body, Scoheld 70 ds TN Portland Me
in ballast 10 Nes,nith 4 Walsh has experienced
severe gales during the passage
Ship Leonors- Dale Is DIS TN Boston, IN ballast. 10
Ogden. The l. has experienced severe gales the
passage has been blown OF twice and wss hove down
ON her beam ends. Nov Nth. Nantucket South Shosl
distance % miles tell in with the schr Elizabeth Capt
Nanservey : ds I'm SSlc.n bound 10 Baltimore, in q
,nkirs condition Took from her the captain and
In number, il blowing fresh and heavy sea 81 the
time they barely escaped with what they s.ccd in
Supposed the schr must have toQndered shortly sttsr
leaving her.
master.
Bark Amos Ps,sea NcNesr, DIS TN Boston in ballast,
10 master,
Brig Asyn, Cussa q ds I'm Por, su Prince coffee Sc
to kessier s CO. Lent bark Reela Sco:, for NYosk
sshi stis Alert, Seson soop; 4 Sishop NYc-k DAYS
sears SssEe hoe~ftS Anderson, do DO; Morning star
do de- Mary Wilks Norleans, sdsys.
btis AaSe's Ssseaiy - as I'M SonAr salt 10 joseph
Foalko S Sons vessel - Nesmth & MASS ! "a NO
American vessels Brig CycSps toe Posslsns .s;is5 :
DAYS previous. Experienced severe wcs,hc- ~. ~ =
passage, lost s:srtiboat
ScSr E Powell Powell. 6s I'm wilm;ac.os NJ,
naval stores Sc 10 Powell ~
Schr Caths inc Wilcox. Jones I'm Nirsinia oysters
Schr George Strickland, ds I'm E&sspost, h.h and
la.h. 10 Smith & Boynton,
Schr Swan Ayres, In Berlin, corn, to 5 Fox
sehr Compliance, Logings ) ds TN Boston, 10 5 w
selr Henown. Lowell 5 ds t,n Boston. 10 master.
Sehr Carrelis Fsaikin, ds I'm Boston, 20 Dayton
Sp!sSae
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miscellaneous.
FRESH FRurTs. &C.

FRESH FRUITS, sc.
MALAGA GRAPES, Malaga Raisins 10 whole hall and
I'lqr boxes Zsnle Currsns, Sultana Raisns, Madeira
Cuon. Italian Ciiron Canded Orange and Lemon
FEEL, Lemons. Oranges, Pomerran.tes. Shaddocks,
Bordeaux frune. in fancy boxes, SMYRNA and NAL
aga Figs, Egyptian Dates. Arabian Dates, Butter
Almonds jordan Shslied Almonds Sicily Shs!led
Almonds. Almonds Paper Shell, &c. Filberts,
Brasil Nuts Madeira Nuts Pecan Nuts. Genoa
Nuts. Pea Nuts. ChabTia, Sicily and retuet
Liccrice, Rock Candy, Sperm Candles, all
20. Is, coots and different prices. Sperm OIL win
and f,, strained. Sweet on. in bottles
and hettss Sardin.s IN oil, Auchovcs
Olives, CspeTs. Mushroom and Tomato
Ke'chup, Picked Onions, Walnuts
Gberk;ns. &c. Worcestershire Sauce
together With n general assortment cf
Engll-h Sauces.
SUPERIOR Green and Black Teas, full assortment, and
prices Coffee assortment also roasted and aIcIN1d
daily Chocolate. prepared Cocoa and Paste, Cocoa
Shells, Spices, whole and ground, warranted pure,
Bakers Brown. Pine Apple, Raspberry, Lemon. Gin
ger Orgssi and ether Syrups, Cherry and Rasp
berry Brandy, rich hnd delicious cordial Cor
diais foreign and domestic in bottles and on traf
old irish Scotch and Monoucahela Whisky. SUI
peTiOT old Wines and Liquors. an assortment
Scotch. English and American Ale and Porter
and bottles. Isiucisss, Tapiuca. Arrow Root,
Chalhar.s, Sage. Starch. Rice. Barley, Hcminy, Dat
meal, CASTLE, Yellow and Shaving soap.
Indigo, white comb Honey, Moasses
and Syrup, Brandy Peaches and Cher
ries Rock Candy. Julnbe Paste, Sale
Taias Jees. East and West India
Preserves, Sapsago, English and
American Cheese, &c.
Congress and Pavilion Saratoga Water in Of and pL
bottles. Havana and Principe SeEsrs various brands and
very me Heid-cke Champagne and other favofte brands
always on hand The above goods for sale orr ns
packages by retail TO families by
GASSNER YOUNG, No. i52 Chaihsm.s,.
do II opposite the Chatham Theatre
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asal astate
e. At PRIVATE sALE-Ar,ls.

6 AT PRIVATE SALE-A ySlassle F.rra ~ :.
81 mile IRON Plsinoeid, NewJarssy, The Aoass 4. :,
y - i-rt. 40 >t1urs aigt ,ii-d WITH e, Az 81,
Slss, hilet IL The roof. buili by JuSs So,,
Siterwart owned by David W. Wklirogs E.c e,,,.
i1c IS sores of ire land, divided N small feds Sy
Of fences N high STATE ct cultivation with frSn
stable. coNs-scuse. carriage and waSoa house
crib ice and Penthouse, all hu;i hy The day N N,
manner II l. well stocked with all Kinds OF :r -
FINE font sad lsw8 u ) ,c5es beai,if.p, -
r>usei. with great variety % Ornamental ,re-s -
And shHbbe:y Thu. : delightful s,Ialen 40; ~ ~
beailhy, sut convenient Of seeess 70 New York A, ~
rrs Ell the house Fer ttTtles particulars zpply 70
ANTHONY J. sLEEcKER, AaSu6reer
g lw No Bro.i.
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.
+. TIE rsrsvsE sY sfscut .rfor.rsE.r.

AoyrR1iaEo +. TIE TsIsesE sY SPECIAL ArforsrrEsr.
IL ind be q fcytkeY ez1cted.
And sll advertisements made under the orders Of lie Feet
master General IN Newspaper O. nerVspsper. CT letters
uncsed FOR in Post Office shall be inserted In the paper
papers Of The place where the cfce edvers,g
may 6e SITUATED. h7vIns " Idrse;t eiyoulnssor-
.Sew Psst QtIo> LG=5, pdi,ed March 3. l5f'.
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

Adams \ X
Abingdon, John
Acomb, Joseph
Adams, James G
Addingron y Gay
Adams, Wm
Ablanowic d
Addriance, Albeit
Abbott, AsHhel
Aha, Augustus
Alien, + p
Allen, Roher,
Allen, Joseph Jr
Allen. Waller ;
Alexander impor.
ter OF gloves
Allen. James L
Amcs, y Il
Allen. Capt
A!Nord; oessoe u
Allles, HS y, D
Allen \ hoihpsoi
a ,;.', pu % u ''''
AVotu' I;
sniey' wi
a'ehiii' JAMES ii
Atkinson, I aris'G
Andrew, James II
Andrews, Henry
Anderson, John Il
Andrews, Captain
Charles
Anderson, Lew
Ashinesd, Gus >
AndcreiseJ aiiies"
Atwood, q X I
Andrews, } w &Ct
Bradley, W
Baker. David II
Blsekler, Francis l
Buckeler, orisen,
bacaeia er'G iIo wv
hacne'aer' Sot u
beaay, Ms'ne" -
Shhcock, john ! =
Bradford, Geo 1 L
Blake, John
Baker. Lorenzo u
Bailey, [ ) \ d.
NeSlcl
HrsirHrt David 4
Hrsnnrn. Luke
Barrow, Z w
| Baliogr, c .
Rsuks. Benjamin
| Brakeman, has )
| Ballard, Capt Cal
| RNAer,ChsTles lvtt
Baker, sylvester {
apt
SSMSea, Rev I \
go 49,, v peSl : II
$40 ~, NY ~ D
$50 u, ~ S ~
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SeAc; Ira
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SEeN0S'', ISAAC D
SeHneh' nHca
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S Sen1sn,;. 'g F..
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SSe.IS - u ~
Sn..M 49, as, ~
SsoSo1' 60 y =
senson. een
s ssssy, MaI ,x>
5 Sa;inS,on, ) eha y
Sisl, tenE
Bin CHAM. 4
Shveo.I w
Bniiia. Dayton
I Sis,eit, RoAsfl
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InsnraH1c.

MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Company,
The Company offers he following advantages to the
public:
Lives only insured Al the loves: rates Of premium.
The premium 50 may be paid in cash and iih'
N secured note al y months bearing per or
il ~ Paid monthly quarterly.
No person il liable beyond the amount OF MS premium
married may insure the life OF her hisbsnd free
from any demands Of Ms creditors,
There Will annual division Of profits payable IN Scrip
Certificates bearing interest e. Per cent which Interest
spsyah'e annually IN 6 9asH
Seth Loyv, Root L. Patterson,
Guilaune aerie, Wnl II. Noit,
VIM 4 = Peuz. Edward Anthony.
Lewis c. Grover, john y lnder~ood,
Henry McFarlaa. Chas- ;. Mscknett
Wm ". Simpson, Ihos s. Segur.
SIS, c MILLER seq.
Jos. L. LoRp. Agent
C H. Mcl>rygs Slb-Acsn at HudsOnsL cor Spring
JAMES STEWART, N D. tSo.p-i Broad~ay.l Medical TX
sminer. AZ The Office daily from % ) O'clock oil 2awH
rTHE kNICK ERBOCkER Fire Insurance Com
psny late the Mutual OF York-Capilal S,Soooo.
Ofce 80 81 Wa-st-The Legislature Of This State a. s
late session passed ging the corporate name Of
the old Mutual Insurance Company Of the City OF New
York" 10 the KnicSerbocser Fire Insurance Company Of
NewYork. Al future business Of that Corporation Will
therefore he transacted under lie new name.
II be well add OF EXPLANATION TIA, the Old
Mutual notwithstanding it. lille, in fact Stock
Comra having capita! al paid in and securely invested,
and thst+he change Of name Obtained 10 prevent mis-
apprehension on that point
This Company continues to insure against loss OF damage
city. DIRECTORS.
George ireland, John Gray, l.. c, Hamersey,
Geo Arculariu. Rob. C. WetrnUre Benz. De Forest,
Robert Benson, Edward Cook, Nm. Tucker,
John Campbell, Anthony Lamb. Asher Riley
Georc. Conklin, Adam Sortie. Aexr Lawrence
Joshua Brush. Rober; Kermit, VIM. T. Dean,
Robert l. Stuart Anthony Charlton William Browning
GEORGE IRELAND President
A 8 Mcpos,up Secretary
New York. Mag ls. 1916. .lo eodG
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List Of Letters Remaining in the y. Z, Post Ofioe
Saturday, December s.
~ Pleo,e rt>zaon tn DATE Of TIC La &. ui,ck t.ey
NJ, o1,.rt;s,d ladies, LIST.

d-t adre1tistd. ~ADlE
Adams, Mrs J P
Alexandra, Mrs Jane
Allen. Mrs Abby
A!oeftson, Mrs. J c
Armstrong. Mss Catharin-
Arnold. Mrs Harriet
Bradbury. Mrs Adrec
Hsiley, Mrs Sarah
Bancroft, Mrs 4
3rsnn4n, Miss Lucy
Barnes. Sarah II
Hssset, Miss Elizabeth
Beech, Mrs Hulosh
Bedlow, Mrs Julia
Beckey, ars Msrgate.
Beysn, Mrs Mary
Bsns9n. Mrs Elizabeth
Bsets, Mas Eliza
Biincou, Hrs Ana Mara
Bird, Miss Lousis
Bocsn, Ann
Boun, Mss Emily ~
Brown, Mrs Harriet
Brown, Mrs HELEN
Ba;sfOrd. Hrs
BoyntOn, Mrs Susan
Burns. Mrs. Catherine
Buck, Mrs
Brush, Mrs Henry y
Brunohicr. Mrs Eliza
Burns, lf.s Sargere
BIyE1. Mss Martha JAMS
Gallery, Ann
Callahan, bliss Ssran
C4laner, Mary
Calender, Mrs " }
Campbell, Miss Ellen
Cameras, Miss Adciia
Clafk, sliss Elizabeth
Chs;terion. Mrs Catherine
Caysnsugh, Mrs julia
Ciea'kin, Mary
Cheaver, Mrs Leuchs
Cbristy, Mira Elizabeth
Cl.ker, Catherine
Christy, Mrs Rose
Conway, Mics Bridget
Come, Miss Elizabeth
Conkiing, Bliss Beisey
Cobi;t, Miss Mary )
Coleman. Mrs Abby
Combs, Mts Margaret
Courey, Rose
Cornwsll, Mr. Elizabeth
Coourey Mrs rs a
Conron, Miss llO.ra
Glow. birs Elizabeth
Cotton, Mrs
Cox, Mrs +
Cucuiu, NI-
Curry. Aiiss Ann
Cummings. Miss Louis.
David, Mrs VI {
Dam, Mrs Ann
Dayton. Mrs Sarah J
Day. Mary
Davenport, Mrs
Deisuy. Mrs Mary
pess. Mrs R.becca
DOYLE, Ann
Donovan, MARY
Douglass, hIiss May L
Dove. Miss Mary Ann
DOwney. Mary
Bowling, Miss Margaret
Duncan, MfS Hester Ann
Dunn, MIS- Catherine
Dun. Mrs r. nlops
DGgcsn. Miss Mereate.
Ellis, Mrs
Ear, Mrs r 4
Evans, Mrs Emma
Farsubnv, Mrs Anitn
E AL. ~ 2
+ ahces' II. a. .h
r a,nul'' go, ri. A''''
F Ia, W., ~ Cs,bs,in.
Finuey. Mrs Abby
Field. Mrs 9 =
FUN. Mrs
FITZGERALD Mrs
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MARIN JOURNA AL.
ARRIVED.
PORT OF NETWORK.


Schrs America Nash, Phs6 Nouns Van Srunt 4 Co
Tioss, Collins New Orleans, n L MeCIeady & Co.
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Hnvrc Markets.

H,yRr Nov lS-Co,to,s-Noy. lou: market during
this week. has quiet appearances the spirited char
that displayed the close OF our preceding circular
entirely disappeared receipt of the advces of 18th ut
from the other side Of the Atlantic Saturday last by the
of the accounts from Liverpool stating that wing 10 the
high prices manufacturers had 10 the determination
Impression here coupled with the contradictory intel
gonce from the United States 10 the crop has
siderahy dsmped tho transactions which have daily been
on an exceedingly moderate scale ...,,.-.,,.,
OF duucss has presided over the course OF business
market the uncertainty created In the minds OF import
ers and dealers by the advccs OF I'd ut from the United
States which reached via England added the very
fat nature of the from Liverpool have shaken the
confidence that had hitherto been manifested and eectua
y checked all speculative spirit The great scarcity in
American inferior descriptions. which werc almost exclu
sively sought amer has led to an advance OF fl 10 We
have 10 notice sale OF 49, bales NewOcans, expected by
the llubicon, atteo all round
1,key-Ncthing OF feature has Occurred either
Potash, loco ii, abou. 1000 obs
Tye mostly sales, at The samera,es Wehave orepor
Ne 2 paid and sale Of SO bbe trsi brands "a: per 81
LeaiThis article being very difficult OF sale at present
about 5000 pigs Missouri which in the bonded stores
have been reshipped 10 NewYork.
appearance bu within the las, few days reviva! the
demand has taken place which has been productive OF
So erces at 30 10 81 for old rs 10 SIS for new
per % xii, duty S7ll paid Our stock about
7aio,p, Se-The reaction tina, has ,sAen place in the
London and 81. Petersburg markets has produced de-
pressed feeling here and prices Of Taow have receded
from previous rates.
WaaieDa.e-No, the siShcs, demand has occurred in
his article since last report prices however remain
as before 50 for Nor,,we and r. 20 for Southern
fishery.
HAeot and Fesr-The continued breadstuas all
me maI kcs has given impulse the transactions here
IN Foreign Wheat ard Flour, prices OF which have expert
enced an advance. The sales consist Of icto hsctoes
american Wheat mixed, al 7ct 10 4: and 500 heciores
hosock al III - per sack OF 90 XII According
ohca returns published the end OF last month the
axe pI,sc OF Wheat throughout France was ot S per
heeI l:s eushelsl $500 bbis Flour oApected fscia New.
YORK found buyers al AZ 10 40 per Dbl The arrivals
We're sS7s bhls Flour, and no hush Wheat irc,l New
York, eN Iowa, and s,lN bags Wheat from New.York
Weeds-The same staguaton prev hat W before mo-
need We therefore 1noie prices previously vif Cam
peaehy logwocd iOL 81 10 H. and Domingo \, II 30
100 " per 81 XII, duty paid No srrivals.
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ARMY
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.s- 1,-= r-ir.n6s, = :; Ru..e. L John
a-s= - :. vs. Simmons. L 9
% -; W -r.--si Nzi5F Warert Isaac
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sEpSTEADs! BEDsTEAD>:-

~ !, RED~TEADS. BEDSTEAUS--
a "A Thr i.rge-; assortment sser offered
ksszSsz.-s5S4 for ale 81 MARTIN WILLARDi
X S1-.F6 Red Mattress sac Feather w .re-rocHis
- ~. Ch.;aa..4-s. corner Mu!c-rry-s;-
TIA ,,-.-., ~. aad oasfs Is particularly
r.5IS -, u; ~ 800 R,h, sn1 Let Screw Becst-sd.
" hcb -c,fTe .- rz.iisr4 ne lie CIR Of tie tneTt
te These bestests are po@ 800 ssss = ~, .sr TIL;
cte ,:s NJ oe,-e. pro: SE-iro Of TIE superiority o.
hese AVE- I'll e:er1 .sa BY stating ;hs; "h;s
The Jas; Eve years avss TzizTf THOUSAND % 'Aea haFe
b-en sod
Tor A-lrsryes
sl.n. Coz, hy TIE so4-1 ihcis%Sd az a .fI.'.
SUPERIOR CROTON Frog: S,c<. A.Safae-n-et
- ~ Cy--s Dow :: Crotorv!le, az tot sac oy 2
oE-s5y, Il Tonvz:rss. between sac Icy
- 81 D, q, O., FL
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For, tie Buffalo ComHere,aL .4drer.tseT
4


JAMES WYcKogF.-Ths I'D, whose
EXTRAORDINARY CASE
been noticed and advertised In our paper "a 40 Instance
the curative powers Of BRsToLs sAssAPARLL has ar
rived in this city and viii be seen by the announcement
can be visited at the PhpuiN- he Is
CERTAINLY A CURIOSITY,
being intelligent, and lively, AND perfectly rec from
any disease We surprised that our friend BRISTOL
should pride himself upon tbs extraordinary cure for GER
talnly whea The case undertaken, u presented The
most HOPELESS ASPECT
aa mas probably ever been n the annals Of medicine
Many addioas! Notices from the Press could be giyr,
the above IS deemed sufficient satisfy any Of The
extraordinary aud Astonishing effects OF BRSTOLs SAR
SAPARlLLA
n relation to history which has been hastily wt
OF This case lake Up %: VIII read Il ;
aside FROM The detail suffering which Il cepics Mere Is
enough OK and reality about u 10 make Il interest
lag and agreeable al An etIoa OF he work Hss be-a
printed FOR zratqi.oes circulation and hose who sh
copy can procure j. from The AgerLs who eel BTsto.s
Ss.s1psrils-
" One wore Of CaHliOr 70 Eos- Tno bay safsaparl-
"a There are various xnds, and a. prices from four shi
inEs Up 20 dollar and from four 10 quart N bulk
BRISTOL. article stands alone reputation y has
cgred during Yeas Of trial, e7ery day
. confidence OF account Of The astonishing and
derfuI cures performs. H. therefore yog wish The tux
article, .sk for Brstol., AID axe no other.
sod oy WIN Burger 81 Cort.snds aat By 81 The Dr!g-
y!sL. II The cLiy. 81 lrleocDkitW
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CHARLES :. LITTLE, successor 20 OS-
tSSSs sORN& LITTLE, Importers and General
IA Dealers II Eleli,n Gstn.n and american
q q Eardv are. Cutlery, Ecce Tools. &c -
Fuon--. between Pear! and Ns.e St. New YORK, re-
.pecuiy invites The attention cf Country Merchants Ne
chsses 10 hi, very extensive assortment comprising every
hing il The line all OF which offered a. me lowest mar
ke, prices, for cash, on approved creoi.-
Cut sac wrought mails locks; !Etrhes
BGtts screws Knives scd forks, r.zof-
Gu: iacks, craSs and sleigh bells
Pen aud POCKET knives and sci=sofs
Nil, pa and cross-c1i ssss, hoes, iofEs
Shove!s spades. sy,ies .nc snstas r-a-s-
Back lead pois and sscc c-lcioIes-
Pumps FOR wells or c;sIerrs, skstss -la-si
Scotch waller OF Ayre stone, icf r;sIo!s poLsn-fa
Coopers tools IN great variety, ey Ao-fsor- Ccrser.
Hortoc, Barton and o-aefs
CcoPets iron rIvsts AID tT-ss hoops
House ard ship carpenters Tools
slacksz.i,hs' tools, sa.de1 C,ensi-s
Butchers :oo.s ca5c=i tnsAs.s i-lriir-nss-
House sc5 snip bol-rrs HSfnW are
Iron, brass copper snt s!--l WIRE
G-uUir- Harlem oil y ots-o1