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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-24
Law Cour,s.. Deferred

CounT OF OYER AND TERsISER--HaJsas Corpus
Stare Cdse-Two days after leaving Savannah for tins
port Capt Buckley, of the brig Mobile discovered u
black boy about 10 years OF age on board secreed in
the fsre Storage behind cotton, covered with
some suil cloth He said nterrogatng him, thst he
was a slave, the property OF Charles Chspman Bryan
county Georgsths his services had been hired TO Mr.
Warner, livery stable keeper, SavanBah-and that no
had secreted himself board the Mobile 10 leave
his service and come to New.York. There being IA
heavy penalty at Georgia for bringing away slave 90
years imprisonment and forfeiture Of the vessel) he
was taken In charge but about days ago wns sudden
ly missed and 1t supposed he had jumped over
board The vessel arrived at NewYork aud starting
cargo at the foot of Wa.st yesterday, he dscov
cred in the hold secretcd among the cargo lie was
taken out and muDaced making considerable resistance
which drew the attention OF several persons when Mr.
Smith of Nassaust applied for writ OF habeas corpus
and the boy brought to the Hail. followed by large
number of persons. Mr.. Blunt appeared in behalf of
tho Captain, and Mr.. Dresser behalf OF the slave
MIR. Blunt said he would move that tho boy should be
restored to his owner Mr.. Dresser remarked that he
would put in demurrer 10 the return. The counsel
were allowed I'LL tomorrow forenoon at 10 o'clock 10
prepare the necessary papers. and in the meantime
after some little opposition the part OF Mr. D. he was
committed TO the custody OF the keeper OF the City
Prison.
surrnoR Couar-Beiore Judge oakley-Joha Ire.
land Vs. John MeGcrish-The plaintiff keeps tho Wash
ington House Hoboken, and the defendant was his
bar.keepcr The former brings action for SANDER
charging NEG with having said to person who keeps
public house in Elm.st. that he and Mr.. l. had had
some words that he had left Mr.. Ireland that he
dangerous man, desperate man. and he was afraid OF
his life and he would 20 10 his house alone The
person to whom he spoke had been in the habit OF visit
ing the house, but ceased doing after that To be
continued this forenoon. For plaintiff Messrs, Brady
and Wright; for defendant Mr.. Blunt.
Before Judge Vanderpoel.--The Breach OF Promise
case brought by Wi,helmna Burk against Charles Val
lee was continued and will be resumed this forenoon
jay Jarvis vs. Henry Hoopey-This was an action of
nssumpsit to abookaccount for which note
had bean given which note subsequently lost as is
alleged, BY robbery OF the plaintiff sore. The plain
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X II z U NJ ATS u .

This Sarsapara is used with the perfect
in Rheumatic complaints, however chronic
The astonishing has performed indeed won
deffu oter remedies sometimes give temporary relief
This entirely -radicaes 1t from the SYSTEM when The
limbs and bones dreadfully swollen
Dr.. TOWNSEND: vas attacked with distressing pain
in my hip Joint bad that could not walk without my
cnIches and much of the time obliged keep my
bed. tried several remedies but they did relieve
Then called Of our first Physicans no did not
help me- heard OF your SGrssparla, and obtained bot
tie and in few days It entirely cured and well
now ASHBELL WALKER, y Daniel-st
Albany January 2. 1875
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FlRE.-0n Thursday evening, the 18th. the two
cd together with the goods and produce belonging
Richardson 4 skinner, totally destroycd-ioss
$1,000 Insured In the VT Mutual sa0,p on goods and
produce, and $eS7 on store IMontpcier Jour
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aIber,son, Miss Maria
hdarss. Hiss CstbaTine
Ad1una, Miss Margaret Ann
Alien. Mls. Elizabeth
AIlep, Miss Auge!Ils
Avery. Miss Pbe5e
Ankener, Cahar1na
Blake, Miss Margaret
Rati!en, Mrs Asry ?
Barns, Mrs Elvira
Bar;ine. Mrs Matilda
Baldwin, Mrs Mary
Brady, Miss Jane
Barron, Elizabeth
Banen, Miss Merceils
Barron, Ms JOHN
Baxter, Mrs
RarkmaD, Dir.
Baxter, Mrs. ? 81
H.nstiou, Mrs DeTiuvs
Bennett. Miss Rschei
Eerrian, Miss J + {
Blower. Mrs Margaret
Bond, Mrs a
Brown. Mrs Awelia
Brewer, Nrs
gollsm, Miss Elizabeth
BoyIan, Ann
Bowie, Mrs Caroline l.
Burnett. Mrs Hannah
Butler, Mrs Margaret
Bryan. Miss Martha Jane
Caldwell, Miss Jane
Cain, Mrs Hnry
Chandler. Miss WaiEersi
Ca6en. Mrs Saren
Chaplin. Esther
Chandler, Miss Mary @
Clarendon, Miss
Clarke. Mrs NJ II
Clark, Miss Augusia
Ciarck. Misc Sarah 81
Carly, Mary
Carter, Mrs Emma +.
Chiids, SarHh a
Cork. Mrs Susan
Corigau, Mrs
Conk lin, Mrs Maria
Cokeiet. Martha
Conalin, Miss Calharine
Cogan. Ann or Mary
Cox, Mrs Ann
Coolidge, Bliss Anna )
Cotton, Miss Rachel +
Coffin, Mrs Peter
Coffin, Mrs. P NJ
Clymer, Mr. A
DOnneIiy, Harriet
Daniels. Mrs Arabeila
Draper Mi-s Ellen
Daggietail. Mss Dorilhy
Davies, Mrs G II
Decn,o, Mrs MARY Ann
Dsrautien. Madame
Doyle, Mary
Dunno, Mrs Mary
Duel, Caroline
Duning, Mrs l. Y
Dyes. Miss Fila Jane
Erwin, Mira Il
Frnnccse, Miss VI
Field, Mrs II NJ
Fitzsinnons. Siiss Msrghre
Fi.h.urue. Miss Caiisarine
Fogarty. injury
Forrest. Mrs John
Fuller, Mrs John +. 2
Grace, Miss Kate
Crazy. Miss Margaret
Garret;y, Miss Margaret
Genevieve
Gilmore, Sarah
Goureuu. Signora Luigih
Gucrard. Miss Sophia
Guthrie, Miss Manerys
HnnRty, Mary \
Hassell, Mrs Frances +
Hurtslenc, Mrs Henry J
liurtsieen. Mrs Msfihz
Halter, Abigail X
Haversiock, Mrs Ann
Hans, Mrs Cnlharine U
Hcaton, Mrs Marin d
Heath, Mrs II A
Hilburn, Mrs Sarah Jane
Hickey, Mrs Elizabeth
Hoc!er, Mary
Hofer, Miss Naue't
Hoffman, Miss Jane J.
Hoyi. Miss Amelia
Howard. Mrs NJ Az
Hudson, Mrs Frances A
Hyatt, Mrs
HURLEY, Mrs Sophy
ivey. Mrs &
lsasc, Miss Marlsnn
Jcweti, Mrs Fanny
johnson. Mrs Laura
Jones, Mrs Mary Emely
Kelley, Mrs Hannah
Keongh, Ana X
keneay, Mira Susan w
Kerr, Mrs Elizabeth
Keen, Caroline
Killisn, Mary
killion, Mary
knight. Mrs Maria T. 7
King. Margaret
Kish. Mrs Margaret
Kimbbll, Mrs Harriet
Lnrne, Miss Isabella
Lanew ortDy. Mrs Elizabeth
Laurens. Mrs Edward X
Lewis. Jane
Lewis. Miss Susan Z
Lewis. Miss Harriet NJ
ROBER
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Long Island. Il IA truly remarkable case
sI,TRusH. Long Island, June II, 1910
DR TOWNSEND Ny mother who IL - years OF age. has
for several years past been aOrng under OF
Dropsy. We employed before we heard OF your med
cine great number OF remedies Aut the disease continued
TO gain her. she much boated that was almost
impossible for her 10 lie down. or sleep while lying; her
fee, and legs were truly sight TO behold We heard
much conversation respecting remedy, and we con
Guided obtain Il for her snsiacon not dreaming thai
would relieve her as advanced and
her disease OF long standngtor her complaint had
been coming for almost seven years The hrst bottle
she took could perceive thai il helped her IN the
least with the exception OF increasing her appetite On
using the second bottle, there Improvement IN her
disease She continued using II until she took FIVE bottles
and IS almost II no. entirely we'll She does not look
ike the person she rides out and walks with ease
ami is very comfortable The old lady highly pleased
assure YOU we'll The res, o. the family, and has
Guested write out her hnd that have not
half done Justice 1t; for have not cannot, describe
tow appeared, the suffering She experienced, the
great trouble he was, for long lime. IN her helpless
condition Yours, respectfully &c JAMES ALLEN.
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II Hear Mr. Seth Terry Of the Oldest and most re.
spectacle Lawyers IN Hartford, Conn The following
an extract Of letter received from him:
DR. TOWNSEND have used Ore bottle of yoTr Sarsa-
pa!la md ind IL IS excellent in It's effects upon chronic
rheumatic pain 10 which subject, from injury
casoned seral years ago in public stage Please send
me boGles to the Of Dr.. Seymour have COZ.
yersed with Of principal Physicians and
mended your SarslparilA SETH TERRY.
Hartford March ~ l9i5.
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Sales ut the Stock Exchnnvc, +
MARINE JoURNA Al.
PORT OF NEW YORK
CI.HARED.

CLHARED
Ship VietoriS Morgan London. Griswold
srg Sterling, Thompson. Savannah, Durham & Di-
mon.
sehfs ashland Thompson, Yves, Indies a Hubbard <
Coz Uncle Bill Sheffield Galveston
barge philadelphia Dehart Philsa
Steamer Soatherner. Berry. Charleston. Spoferd
ARRIVED.
Bark Ehsabelh jorden 10 DIS I'm Havans sugar. Sc TO
Wooley Weoisey Len earss Essasssh for Phlsd
dag Brigs CySel Merrill do; Napoleon, Libby. 40
Coumissary of Boston do Sh inst in Ia, la Ion 80
Is spoke bark LstroSe I'm NOriesns for Nfork u "a
cut from the loA TO 18th experienced severe gales
NE to &C. stove bulwsrks caboGse house snd received
other damage, lssh saw brig with loss of forstOp-
mast
sehr Passnos Townsend. 5 ds from Savannah yellow,
Pine timber.
stores,
SAILED
snip Marion, Charleston Banks Baltic. Glasgow !;
hecis Fort aa Prince sharon Trieste Brig Sterling.
Savannah,
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Evassts---.5,- The New.York and Erie Railroad go
Line from A prl stuntil farthernotice,
will daily tSndhys excepted between tho city Of New
York and Middleown Goshen and intermediate places NJ
follows:
For Passengers-Leaye New-Yo al A. NJ. and p NJ
" Leave Mjddletown at 6t a. III. and 5! PM
Fare reduced TO 81 - 10 Middetown--way In proper.
don Breakfast dinner supper and berths can be had Oh
the steamboat
For eght-Leays NewYork ats P. 81.
"a Leave Middlctown Al - NJ.
The OF tina consgnee and Of the station where TO
be left be distinctly marked upon each aStice shipped
Freight not received after p. NJ. In New-Yorh
Apply To- J. f. CLAkKSON, Agent, al the Once cor OF
Duane and West sta. II. C. SEYMOUR Superintendent
March 18th, 1910.
- Stages daily from Middleiown the arrival OF
the afternoon ain 10 Milford, Carbondse, Honssdale.
Monttoss, Towanda Owego and West Also, to Montesl
TO- Windsor, Binghamton Ithaca, kc. Agent on board
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DR. DEANS AMERICAN BALM for Coagb

~ and Consumption FIRST STAGES This IS Gecep-
no5 Oae ,ria OILY asked; certain clre Is guaranteed
las .ever rsist IA pa practice Of Ten years; many
tsve oe-n cured zter yig al me P1red and boosted uo
trs Others gwen pasi every remedy Reference
Even Legs sounded; advice free Sold oaIy By Doeto,
DEAN, Is ScSery. as La
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CovRr OF COMMON PLeAs.-Beore Judge DAILY
stlman and ies w. REORGANIZATION Tor false impris
onncnt already referred Verdict for plaintiffs 500
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APoTHEcARIEs' HALL,


HBARY A. WATSON returns her sincsre thanks 10 %,
.slhends Of her late husband and the public generally
for the patronage Literally bestowed him for the l
six years snd oegs TO state tst she intends carrying % e
business, and respectfully sociIs continuance Of urH
kiad fsyorL
Nrs ". has engaged zSuperrtsndent Of The bq,oess
her lats husbands assistant, Mr Hswkins no pas be
eleven years experience IN The business OF Aponerp,
Chemist and Drlggsi 10 some Q. ne p'.i.ps. H.. - ar
CONFIDENTLY recommend 10 those who may favor Ter
their support ThOrc no oDtTUsi him with their preseP
ions may depend apon hav1ng them prepared win seea
racy neatD-ss and dispatch
In this establishment no boys OF inexperienced young
men are ever allowed 10 prepare medicines or wall o.
customers. -.
constantly hand eonpetsnt person viii Apply -
3. any tiEe during ths day night without exs enafg
Country phy.icaEs supplied with pure and genaain,s
drugs aud Incidence. Large assortment o; HAN O.a.
Col0ge. Esseuees, and fancy arclesf3 peddlers % -
NIEDORA MINING COMPANY Of Lake suPst o.
Flor-Notce hereby given TO the Shareholders OF ua'
Company th.t an assessment Of ons dollar snafe . re-
cri.ed, payable the o5ce OF me undsrs'gnse, A"a
days a;,er da;a. By order OF Tie Trusees ,.,,,,..
- -. ~ is.6 III Sawiu
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PlcKpocKErs AT WORK AGAIH.--A Mrs. Voorbis
of Amsterdam Montgomery County. lost purse con
tanning S35 She opposes taken from her pocket
either at the Fair her thher from her present
reaidenca III Prncn-at
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u. s, DISTRICT Cousr.-The Jury in the case OF the
ten men Of the ship Hudson could not agree and
discharged
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ANOTHER CAsE-Thomas Mick Of No. 4sl Green
wichs about 10 ~ o'clock last evening fell OFT Pier No
r. but rescued from the water oy private Gnu
zen and transferred tn officer Van Zandt of the Third
Ward who conveyed him to his place of residence.
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EACH BOTTLE.
THIS MEDICINE has been before the public some
eight years, and Is the original preparation from the
Wild Cherry Tree Is reputation a remedy for Coughs.
Colds, Bronchitis and Consumption OF The Lungs, based
entirely upon its intrinsic merits, but e inflated
newspaper pgfs Those who give Il lris being benefit
ed by IL recommend their nezhbors and linus grad-
worked IL way general One bottle fails
recent Cough Cold while with strict attention 10
onsry diseases o!iong Standing OF the alarming
character, has always relief and in very many IN
READ AND REFLECT.
e We take great pains TO procure authentic and
Specialize Certificates, aad never publish any other Ii
Miss $ Lewis, Of West Philadelphia, cured Of bleeding
Of the lungs Of years Standing Her symptoms were
'Puns blood amended Ssih haSGIEg co9gh pain IN Tie
side breast and BAGS which finally confirmed
Consumption entirely cured by The OF Dr. Swaynes
Compound Syrup OF S;ld Cherry.
z JACKSON D. D. formerly Pastor Of he r-t Presoyier-
Ian Church, Ne-fors, sstites 10 the efficacy OF Dr..
Sweyre's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry and recon-
-ncs 20 the heads n families having witnessed lis
de-ful effect than hundred cases IN relieving
children fevery obstinate complaint such coughing,
wheeling, choking wiki phlegu ssthrlar- attacks &c
James Osborn washir gton Ps cured OF CONSUMPTION
ard bleeding Of the lungs beag given uo By several
eminent Physicians having ased rnost Of the patent medi
ct1es.
Tts medicine in al cases ves immediate relief aud Is
safe pleasant and efeciaal remedy and Worthy trial
- - ~ BEwIRE or DfPosTERs.
And purchase none but the original and only geoutne
compounded ~ regular physician and arose from ,ary
years Close seron 70 the practice OF the profession and
WIG. go % lis sret- discovery.
r Remember al preparations p1rporr!ng 10 coataia
WILD CHEzET, are hcgi and eosa;eyf-lt excep, thar
bearing The ~i-n signature Of DR.. SsAYSE. Great care
ed agents.
Principal oH5ee, corner Of EIGHTH and RACE SIS
Philadelphia
AsESTs N EEw-YcgK-CHAzLEs r. Rlxs eorre, Of
Broadway and John-stsR 4 SANos. l3s Boweryi T. B
Norfolk; J L LEHrs IT Greenwich; Dopp III Broad
way; "YArT and kETcHASi, III Fulton; Trs. HAYES iSs
FuItor-st BROOKLYN z. ops SoS Newark: JoHS PER
soS, Raawly; Mrs kIopER lp0 Courst Boston; DCRsTS
Co. rorIlsnf; c DYEx, JE Pr0viieace; E0ADLEY,
PEEIPstk Co. li2 Wat---sJ " 7. 81 5ul4WSS I'm
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Dr.. TowSsEsn-Desr SIR: have been entirely cured
by using your Extract OF Sarsaparia OF chronic Hiam
naory rheumatism with which have been afflicted for
The last two years very severely. have endured ihe
most sgonizing palms. my feet and legs dreafaly
ssolleu, and there havo been hen unable
attend my business Being cured OF the Rheumatism
and having my general health restored by agreeable
medicine thought could do less than acquaint you
OF my success in using your Sarsaparla- Perhaps
should add ,a. used te prescriptions Of Physicians and
purchased of a. the embroca,ion5 and oiIlenls
The market, and received no benefit. Yours, &c.
WILLIAM LiPPINCOTT, rs Waier.s,.
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RESCUED FROM DRovSIHo.A German sailor,
named not axcertaned was last night rescued from he
water opposite Pier No. n. r. by officer of the First
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NEw-YORE, July I, ISIo.
Dr. TOWNSEND eaT Str. Nearly twenty years ago !
took cold which settled my lungs and affected
me very severely indeed IL finally beca.ie constant
hacking cough but prevent from al
tending my business Within lhs last few years in.
creased me gradually Al last became reduced; |
breaihed with difficulty raised with my cough much
bad matter and for the last nine months previous 10 using
your SaTsapara, had regular nghtsweas; indeed, my
friends and myself supposed that would die with the
Consumption, but have the happiness 10 inform you
,hat-to my surprse-afier using three bottles OF your
Ssrsaparla md my health restored. II relieved me
gradually and am enjoying much better health than
have before in ~ years had almost entirely lost my
appetite which IS also returned You At liberty TO
publish this with my IL the papers If you Choose
Ny little girl who IS three years old, had very bad
cou sh the whole OF last Winter We became very much
alarmed her While using the medicine gave
her OF H. and entirely relieved her rs wei! as
myself and she we'll now and hearty any child
She also full Of iite bosches tcos them
away and her skin ia smooth and fair now aud Am salts
fed she received hor health from using your excellent
medicine. ). w. CONANT, No ~ Bowsry.
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GRAND LARGELY AND ARREsT.-Ofbcer GarVey,
Of The eth Ward last night arrested John Brsnt snd
Johu Gilbert on charge Of grand larceny in stealing
piecs Of black cashmere and oyercoat from VIM NJ
Gsrtin of No. Ga Wa!kerst The accused were com
rnitted 20 answer
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fET1AGLE HARBOR Mining Company -souee ! !
EbrTrbY gwen tal assessment OF one dosr on e1i
.zre OF the capital stock Of the Eagle aaroor Mining
pzny Is due and psysbe the 9th day Of SoVs1aner '
N nv otses. By order OF tbs tfus,ees-
az Ina JOHN DoTY, sssy and FresSr'
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GENTISELLA BLUE COATINGs-5ob bales Of
~ different widths and vsiShA, from, Whiiuays mills
or sale by SEsMITH co. so snd % PiseisL o2i
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HOUSE RoBBERs.-some person yesterday en-
tered the bed room Of Mrs. Eliza Eagerly OF No 40
Wa,hiugonst and stole theretrom $3.50 in gold and sill
yer coin and bank book.
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OFFICIAL,
LIST OF LETTERS.

ADVERTISED X rairusE az SPECIAL lTroi.TaEsr:.
,ls Aad be Il G1rfier rrdeed,
Ard all Advertisements made under the orders o! the POST
rsster-Gsrera in newspaper newspapers, 9. iesn
uncaled Tor any Post oce shall BE inserted IN tne Ps
or papers Of The t0wn place where he oce
raY 5e r1sied, hdrtr III lar get e7rrIdfi0n ,o.S
Liz, Of Letters Remaining in the n. Y. Post Once,
Saturday, October "a
vs- p,,.,. ,;on ise DATE of tie Liz IN Ao.ies they
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.W~ Observation-Disclosures

Sgs.saaiassL.-J boat HUDSON. Capt VIM IL Meen hav.
ing been overhauled. ia now In first rate OF.
der. will IN future her old route Hudson Direct
without stopping nj tie intermediate landings, leaving
from the foot of CedarsL New York al o'clock every
Monday "Wednesday and Friday evenings and Hudson
syey Tuesday Thursday aud Sunday evenings oclock
or IN the arrival OF Tie Cars from the East
For passage spply board. Ticket. through PlLS-
hrld - 50; West Stockbridge 81 49, md Chatham 81 So
p S.Ihis Roa has large number Of State Rooms s.
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(yREEN R0CkISGsP.E.a and T~iIed, for sails
- ~ L ,. HARRIS. 4s ExeaAageplscs- ss
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CONSUMPTION COUGHS,

CUNS UMF IION OUUTdol
AND ALL DISEASES OF THE LUNGS
Consumption and Deal!
will most
a5sured!y be
early iste OF
those who neglect
themselves when
afflicted with the pre-
mC2iiory symptoms OF
COnSTmp! sucn
Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis,
Soreness vi the Throat Dr..
SwAfSEs COMPOUND SYRUF
WILD CHEEKY Is expressly
prepared for the removal and cure
OF those dangerous and troublesome
diseases. Therefore, you who Id
b1riEg under The influence OF these
plants. procure Immediately this medicine,
before II be too isie. One Bottle nav BE- the
OF prolonging your lie. Be and
hal IL M. II nr SM aNNE N. on
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CASE OF pRopsY.

We have never known a OF Dropsy which this
medicine II used did relieve The following Is copy
OF letter DR. Townsend received from gentleman
Long Island. Il ia truly remarkable case
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MANN PERCyAl

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PToPr.-iors oEcs 80 Bo~-ry sold wnolesaie md re-
ta.l- by WYATT KETCHSM IN Fnl.on-.. n Y .na
l. sloane lS4 Fniio,-sI Brooklyn Price 81 Tvs srs
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UNI 30 STNIES MAIII LINE.
Al Five O'Clock p. M-Landing al Intermediates Psces
FROM the foot OF Barclay-st;
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA Capt r Il Furry VII
leave Monday, "Wednesday, Friday and Sunday aler
ICONS 81 ) O'Clock.
Steamboat SANTA CLAUS, Capt 3. overbssh will
leave Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday afternoons a
) O'Clock
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