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The New York herald., 1846-04-23
1872 BROADWAY,
CORNER OF JOAN STREET.
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.

CORNER OF JOHN STREET
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
,u, From the Ese,i,lg Post.
SrEHIrMENs SrHIr (, Eo q kiNSpS qnapgsoachabe VLHsENA
pased py hcsr no made trial Of last took the st
premium Of the n'ttute Fair Ildeed sfuliy
nose VINO know tnat II Is impossible manufacture mti
Gle cqoa 10 IT, II y soening the skin fragrant TO the
sense destroyer offeckes and pEes and soid cheaper
than the old soaps AL therefore, who would eoaM
From the New York Gazette-The New Soap.-We speak
from experience and speak from the professional
knowledge OF benefacor and friend James Grant No
Arm street. who ahead of thing yet nd
out ia this department OF modern improvement II eny
emolient but s something moren In short, believe
From the Evening Mirror Rings verbena Cream, ws
know by experience be the best kind Of havnG soap
those who have troublesome boards should be
wthsut it 1t has penetrating Of its and ssens
the hardest and beard render the
shaving perfectly Mr. Ring has lately taken the bss
where his inestimabie article be obtained; likewise
Rings Cough Candy, which said to be pleasant and
for that troublesome companion.
From the Sunday spaIchEvery man who shaver himself
should procure Rings Verbena Cream" II exquisite
article sening the beard and allayirg all irritation Of the
skn becomes absolute pleasure, instead Of
noyanee, the razor
Beware Of and observe written signature un
der the directions use of c. Ring Prepared and ioy
''s wholesale ana recall ana l'' Druggist
l92 BroadW, y, corner Of John street
Successor to Dr.. Wm H. Minor
N B-Msrchants particularly rquested call aud
psarance and price 1t be beathe splendid aew label
from steel plate. engraved by Messrs Rawdon. Wright
Hatch far exceeding thing Of the kind before tho public
ms lmsr
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ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD.
rTyHE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPANY hayin
completed their Works. ready orders
for pure White Lead both Dry and Ground in OIL almost
any that wanted The Company spared
sxpense the erection Of the Works which would terd
the least degree, the Of the Lead having
aya!ed Themselves Of every modern Improvement for that
purpose.
Bssg well aware from long familiarity with the differ
er leads sold in Market that BY far the proportion
sed such has bssn and sul greatly adulterated with
Bytes article Of mineral production much heavier than
White Lead and itself possessing virtue OF any Pig
mert whatever being when mixed with OIL almost trans
parent and in fact having nothing but its specific weight to
recommend IT, the Trusecs Of the Atlantic White Lead Com
ppy have passed unsnmossy the resolution viz:
article the Atfnss Company will make By, ONE
be strictly genuine article and perfectly free from any
aduterston whatever which the Company will warrant a.
such TO ell who may purchase their Lead
pendnce may be the purity OF every pound OF White
will only tend the durability Of the Faint but
will be found much more economical in use the
description Of painting owing TO the body
covering quality posesss thereby far better hnish
with than the adnerhd White Paint would with
three, of which every painter will hear witness
The Company also nanuaeture Rod Lead and LiarGe and
have sale variety Of Paints Ground Oil, vergrs
Black Paint Yellow Ochre, Spanish Brown, Paris Green,
Brunswick Green, &c. &c. :,
Having been appointed general Agents for the Company, all
''ue'' ''o.- y POLLEN 4 COLGATE,
~ 2mSr ~ Pearl street. corner OF beekman street
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- sEGAks! sEGAkSi iSEGARs! :.

SEGARS! SEGARS SSEGARS!
ZUU,UUU selected s1and. viz: '''''''' sA' =.
2oo La Asnza. 1000 Gotta de Ayue. 20 900 La Carolna
Is o0 Gallo, 900 La nda, 10 00e CIemenca 10 900 FL SOL
,eoco rsrer 600 5000 Baetta vsjo La
yIsa Ksgalis Imperisl, 900 La America Csnones, 5wo
Gonzales Pressed Segas 0 Plantation Segar in bales made
benture and for sale prices lots pureha
by TRUJILLO BAREEIRAS,
lw~m No. lO6 Wall q
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CLOTHING
MUCH LOWER than the General Prccs-yACOB VAN
Nk DhRBiLT, IS MAIDEN Lane, between VIM aud Nassau
the cheape.t fashionable gentemen and boys clothing
ssabi ishrert 10 New YORK. -
n B. Hcnlreds Of garments ready Dade which will be
sold W oiessie o retsH very - mao lm.rc
MAhTELLE ~ HOLDEkMANN,
81 Maiden Lane, n. ",
MANUFACTURES and Importers Of Ornamensl Hair
and Braid Hair. Danguys celebrated Curled HAIR fifteen
inches long, style oil Everlasting Curls and all kinds
oi Hair Work, wholesale and retail
". B.-Thc trade supplied reasonable terms.
nt1S rr,rnn
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BOKUEAUX WINES.

y,
lust Received bark lao Bordeaux 700 esss.
red Wines, Sc Julien Ducru, Chateau Larosc, Aargeaux
Laour, LIE ovlle, sc.
80 casks and half do red Wines. st. Julien, Medoc Mar
eeaux &c
81 casks and half do white Wines. Haut sauterne Haur
Preguac ard Graves.
Til. above have been carefully selected for this mar
my houss Bordeaux and landing offcr
ed from the wharf, reasonable terms by
man oodln.rc JOHN SCHMIDT. loa Fulton st.
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DIR. HULL'S TRUSSES
AND ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
THE sppererity Of Dr. Hus instruments all others
is acknowledged by the most eminent physicians Ers
rope and America.
Once Vesey Assor House, fsnas in atteadazce
II sha aIsd,e dsN.v@ svt M tyns m
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LSOR SALE CHEAP. by l.. q. STACY, No; es Wooster
street, between Brcome and Spring So. Inc stqca 20. M
composed OF assortment Of CROTCH moteo Ano
Mahogany Venees Rosewood Mahogany, ZsbHwood Birds
Eye Maple and Black Walnut Logs, Boards rsnk Jon &C
&C. OF lumber usually kept at ma
Rosary var , in fhis c;ty mis- im'rc
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PURCHASERS invited to call at Chamber
No sss Broadway for superior and warranted article.
all 1msr
MILITARY QUlPMENTs-FlEREMEN's CAPS.
THE respectfully calls the attention Of the
military public to hi. as:orto ent Of Military Eeupnens
aud Bayonet Scabbards Of variety Country compS
about changing their uniform those about forming
new companies will be supplied with samples.
FIRE CAPS-FIRE CAPS.
fall Of variety constantly hand and
made to tbs shortest notice.
n arn&yyr (3RATACAp Broadwnv
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"OREGON AND TEXAS SADDLES"
b. * BULL, Fashionable Saddle snd Harness Makers
No 26 Broadway have added 10 their fine asxor meat
orsood ras,s. and black saddles sdped those
the Texan service. with the Twiggo pattern tree made
sgre,by TO his directions Holster Brdies Saddle Uags
and best ~ s.do,~.m
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COLMAN'S
EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET
GALLERY OF OIL PAIN rfNGS,

HIGH includes ha ipmsnse stock OF Beoks. Paintings.
" Engrayines, Fancy Stationery, Drawings Drawing Ma
m &C. srs now 10 be found upon the second hoor
every thing VIII be sold low prices, and much below
sibls his Book Department
in lantucs. -
NJ are invited to call and examine his New Rooms.
lNo Ht5 proarMav, second uoor eodexs tfrrc
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TO TAILORS.

COAL-I am dellverng from my yard corner Of 4 kng an
these low ces cash onl, vz Egg and Broken s. Isl larg
Nut and Stove mixed $ So Buyers positively depen
on having their Coal delivered at these PRICES.
isl 2me0d~r PETER CLINTON.
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quiiiy the United States or Inc Indian tribes shall
be handed the proper AUTHORITIES to be dealt
with according 10 law.
MIR Josssor. OF Tennessee was in favor Of striking
out ne sAtn section as tho Mouse had recently passed
He had had seine notion that the privileges Of the pre-
and the eedom OF speech shesid not sbridged but
perhaps like Zip Van WnkIe, he he'd been asteep, and
had just walked up This section abridged both Tho
power oil the superintendent abreiste, from its
exsIciso there was no appeal
message received from the Senate stating that
they had appointed Messrs. BerTien Ccrwin and day
the dssgreeing amendments Of the two Houses the
oregon resolutions
Mf CHArm.s, Of Alabama, alluded to an objection of
Mr. JonBson that by the BILL the poor backsmit
TO get but four hundred ds!lars year. and supen
tendent four thousand MIR Chapman referred the gen.
eman 20 ms pay, eight dollars day, and eight dollars
ior every twenty miles travel That amounted to more
man iour hunded dollars year. and was greater than
the pay OF the blacksmith.
MIR kEsSrDr, (sotto voce)-I never worked for four
hundred dollars year, and I'm a regular blacksmith.
Mr, JoaSsos-Eyery s',. blacksmith and every tailor
lIr y 10 siior) by dnt of industry had, II God has
blessed him with talents the same chance 10 come
and be placed IN condition to receive eight dollars
day, as well as the gentleman and my self
Mr.. CHAPMAN admitted the truth Of what the esn
ueman had said and then went justify the sal sres
The SIKH section was, after further effort to am and
stricken out ss was also the section sppropratinE
three thousand dollars to erect buildings or the res
dence OF the superintendent
Toe tenth section amended, striking out thirty
and substituting twenty thousand dollars for the pur
pose of carry ing this act into effect.
Mr. HoLass Of South Carolina moved to strike out ell
after the enscting clause in tho BILL H. to reject it,
Mr. THOMPSON, of Mississppi. sand that should be
liberal to the indi. The Hudson's Bay Company had
great innuence over them and, In OF war, they
migh be srrayed against us. How can we neutral,ze
TINS inhuence unless cultivate friendly relations
and supply them with implements Of husbandry, pre-
Fents, d., -
Mr. BSopHKAn moved that the bill be laid aside with
IsS0 .sat l. pass and the question being
sa @ ae.'us. 70 Ihe ne negativc-sycs 69, noes 75
taken on ,he motion oi Mr Holiness (hsving withdrawn
'ne mouo 70 sse .,n oas ,ns ensc,ins clsuse when
re fssident power 10 10 appoint ndent of IN
a. sasirs and now only three days after we hsd ana
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AMERICAN BOARD FOR FoREIGN Missions
The Annual meeting OF the American Board
Of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, CON.
menced at New Haven ON Friday. The an.
nual sermon was by Rev. DIR. lIawes Of Hart
ford.
In anticipation Of the annual reports, we
give some statements made by Rev. Mr.. Ad.
ans. on Sunday evening last, ut the Park
atreet church. The receipts of the Board for
the year ending in July, were IN round mum
bers. $?62,OOO; ofthIs $40, 900 was by lega.
cy Of Hon. Daniel Waldo, of Worcestcr-ex.
pendliures $257 ,000-baIance in The Treasu
~, $1,000. Number of missionaries IN EN-.
Ploy OF the Board, 342 native preachers, 90 !;
native teachers aud helpers, l32-whole nun
Der, 4N. Under their charge are 73 church
es. TO which have been added the past year
1000 members. making the whole number
24S2l.-Therc are fifteen printing establish.
men,s, in which ure 30 presses. aud facilities
for printing in "a different languages. But
SIX OF the missionaries have died during the
year. Thirty appointments have been made
during the year, twenty six of whom have
gone TO their places Of destination twenty.
seven more arc under appointment. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bingham have left the service of the
Board on account OF Mrs. BIS health, aud Mr..
Chamberlin has returned from the Sandwich
Islands for his health.
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NEW BOOKS,
for sale al
JAM NJ rs HAM MoND'S.

Life Of Roger Williams Founder Of the Stale
of Rhode Island by William GIammrH. A. NJ
Professor Ol Rhetoric in Brown University.
BeecherS Lectures TO Young Men, on various
Important subjects.
Temper and Temperament or Varieties Of
Character by Mrs. Ellis.
Laneton Parsonage, tale by the author OF
Amy Herbert" &o.
Stories from the Italian Poets, being Il snDma-
ry IN prose, of the Poems of Dante Pulcl, 3ulardO
Arl0s,o, and Tasso by Leigh Hunt.
The Trappers BRIDE, tale QI the Rocky
Mountains, by Percy u ST. John.
Blanche oi Brdndywlne or September The
eleventh, l171; a romance combining the Poetry
Legend, aud History of The Battle Of Brandy
wInei by George iIppard.
Harry aud Lucy ,wllh other tales, by NJ. Edge
worth.
Aunt Patry's scrap-bag, by Caroline Lee
Ileutz.
Red Rover; a tale by J. + Cooper
Father Dncy, by lie author Of 1.-TWO Old
Meu's Tales"
Amy Herbert 10y Lady, edited by the Rev.
w. SeNell.
Fanny the Little Milliner ; or the Rich aud the
Poor, by Charles RoWcrolt
The Wandering Jew, illustrated in two vol
uues, by l.. Sue. sept lH
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ID IL A Y Ii S.

In this town, on Thursday afternoon last
OF consumption, Miss Martha, &. eldest daugh.
ter OF the late George G.. Mason, Esq, aged
- years.
In this town, Oh the llth inst, James Gard.
ner, son OF Truman B. Spooncr, aged 3 months
and - days
In this town on the 18th ult Marcus w. on.
y son of Lewis and Adclinc Barlow, aged :
months
In this town, yeste rday morning, 10th inst.
Earnest, youngest, son of Capt. VIM Messer,
aged months lS days
In Providence, on Saturday morning last,
Sarah Denham, infant daughter of Mr.. Au-
ustus }. Winship, aged q months.
In Providence, 10th inst. Mary w wife of
Lorenzo L. Potter, aged 20 years 18TH, Mrs.
Almira J. Angel, aged % 18th, Mrs. Abigail
anthony, relict of late Richard Anthony, of
North Providence, aged 80 years 18th, Albert
B. Waiter, aged q.
In East Greenwich, 10th inst Christopher
Vaughan, Esq. aged 73 years.
In New York, on the 9TH inst Wyman, in
iant son of James and Matilda IL. Aldrich.
"Our God to call us homeward
His only Son sent down;
And now, still more to tempt us there,
Has taken up our own
CONN
In this town, on Tuesday afternoon, James
Clifton, aged II months, son of Gordon ID
and Hannah Nj. Oxx. Funeral this afternoon
at y clock, at their residence in William st !;
relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend
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LABEL Suir.-lt may interest our fr ientlsio
know that the publisher and proprietor ofthlS pa.
per has been sued for a libel, bv Mr. Chandler r
Ellenwood, of Boston. The damages are east al
$4'oO, and property To that amount has been nj.
tached TO SECURE the claim. The alleged libel
consists in publishing in the Daily Republican
OF Aug. 10. 1876 a communication from a cor.
respondent at Northampton cautioning the ci,i-
zenS of Springfield against two persons, who had
eeen visiting the former place, and had left there
ior thls town, who were supposed TO be pckpock.
cts. No names were mentioned in the communi.
cation. We are ordered to appear before the
Common Pleas Court al Boston on the lSi Tues.
day 10Th day. Of October next, then and there to
answer to the said charge. We have been en-
gagged ia the business of editing and publishing
a newspaper, for twenty seven years, and this is
The first writ and summons for libel, which we
ever had served upon u.s. Springfield Republican.
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SUICIDE or +. G. McCONNELL Felix
u. Mcconnell, NJ. {. from Ala, committed
suicide on Thursday last, at 2I.2 O'Clock
+. NJ, in his room at the 81. Charles Hotel
N Washington city. by s,abbing himself
with large clasp knife three times in the
neck, and five times in the stomach. lie had
been for the two days previous laboring un.
der the influence OF mania a potu. The sup.
position Is that he must have died instantly ;
SO deep were the wounds inflicted that eth
OF those on the necx.0r those on the stomach,
must have inevitably proved fatal. An in
quest was held on the body. and a verdict
rendered in accordance with the above facts,
alter which the body Of the deceased was
taken in The charge Of the clerk Of the house
Of representatives.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Bailey's Military Shaving Cream

NOR years IL has stood unrivalled. II you
~ would Obv iale one half The trouble of shay Ing
yonrself more pleasure than task use Bailey 4
Soap. II has now been nine years before the
pnblic, and over 100000 pats have been sold
Can any thing more be required to prove the
value oi this soap One pot will last IA year, to
shave every day-lheieioie II follows that IL j.
The most economical soap IN use. Ii makes rich
heavy aud abundant laher solieus the beard
aud leave the lace smooth, cool aud soft. II pos.
sesses tine. delightful perfume, surprising in
lis richness The finest French soaps For sale
wholesale aud retail by
WILLIAM BAILEY.
This is to certify that l have made use Of the
Military Shaving Cream prepared by WIN. Bal
ley, corner Of Fuon and Sands streets, for about
eight months, constantly aud that find IL to be
superior To any article of the kind ! ever before
used; aud would cheerfuy reconmend it as
mlld, pleasant and economical Shaving Soap.
Brooklyn. ID. HOLDEN.
| have used the Military Shaving Cream
manuiacluredby Mr.. VIM. Bailey, corner of Ful.
ton aud Sands streets, Brooklyn. | consider il
n most excellent article, and recommend il to the
notice OF tho public. M p. O'HERN.
Brooklyn.
liihere was ever any discovery made deserv
ing the gratitude Of the public, it is Bailey's Mill
iary Shaving Cream. have used il for long
time, and do unhesiaingly say it is the very best
soap ever yet invented for shaving II leaves the
face as smooth aud comfortable AS one could ask
tor, and lis perfume is delightful The laiher is
thick aud heavy, and does not dry on the iace
Indeed il may be called the ne plus ultra of the
age--ihe disldeiatum II. Ii. BUTLER,
1866 Sands street, BROOKLYN.
For sale by most OF the Druggists and fancy
dealers IN New York, aud throughout the United
States, and at wholesale and retail by the propre-
tor. WIN. BAILEY, Apolhecar les Han
For sale in Jainalca by &. s. Watrons. Miss
Lamberson Hampstead, Snedeker X smith
For sale in Newporl,.by RI. TAYLOR.
Sept. TO- 1916.
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LirERATuRr.-The Philadelphia cores
pondent Of the Charleston New says ,ba,
Washington Irving, who will soon return
home, will Immediately pui to press his His.
tory OF Mahommed, the Ipalerla's of which he
has collected during his residence in SPAN
from the Moorish manuscripts and legends
Prcsoou has ready his Conquest of Peru
which will be followed by Life OF Phdlp the
Second. Mr.. Bancrofi has completed the
fourth volume of his History of The United
States, which will soon appear. Jared Sparks
is engaged in writing a History oi the Amer
lean Revolution. The lion. John p. Kennedy,
remarks the correspondent of,he News, "w6o
30 gracefully co'pbnss the qualities of the
s'aicsWan and the man Of letters, has, since
be lefl Congress, been engaged upon lie OF
Writ"
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From the Boston journal Of rTuesday

ATTEMPT TO Ron AND MURDER AT LANCASTER
"A desperate attempt was made 10 rob and
murder Mr. Symmes, the Cashier of the Bank
at Lancaster, IN this State, about two o'clock
yesterday morning. A man named Otto Suter
German, well known to the Cashier and his
family, and who had often been relieved by
them, came to the house on Thursday evening,
in destitute situation, and a lodging was be-
slowed upon him. Before he retired person
came IN, who gave Mr.. SymmeS 800 to take
up a note. Suter entered the sleeping room of
MIR. and Mrs. Symmes. about O'Clock in the
morning, demanded the 800 which he had
seen paid to the Cashier. and made an attack
upon hun with IazIr A desperate struggle
cnSucd-the robber is n stout man. while Mr..
ana Mrs. Symmes are both very feeble in com
parlsod. Mr. SymmcS getting two of SulorS
fingers within his teeth. bit them until the blood
flowed theretIom and he aud his wife were con
riderably wounded in the Scutile. The robbe r
guarded The door the whole time so that neither
should escape To give The alarm
Alter n contest OF fifteen minutes q parley
was sounded and Mr.. SymmeS offered TO the
robber, II he would desls' his assurance that he
would moi divulge the crcumS ance of the case.
or expose his name. This was agreed to, and
Sul0r left, after swearing the Cashier To secre.
cy. The circumstances were So nagrant, how.
ever, that they were detailed to The Directors of
inc Bank, and they offer reward OF $500 for
The apprehension of the villain.
In" man, ,ottio Sulur, was arrested This morn
ing, about "a o'clock, in Pleasant street, near
the Providence Railroad depot, by Constable
Clapp, IN very few moments after his arrival
~ The city. After committing the outrage, he
len the house Of Mr.. SymmeS, travelled seven
miles, when he overlook n man driving cattle
lie then passed into The woods to sleep. Ailer
resting for time he again commenced walking.
ana arrived in Boston about seven o'clock and
was arrested, as above stated. We understand
that he acknowledges the whole affair to the
officers. lie will be taken to Worcester to-day.
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CONSUM MPTION.

There is, perhaps, no disease with which
our country is affected, which sweeps of
annually so many vic,ims,as that fcl destroy
er OF the human race-Consumplion. Day
after day, year after year, the insulIate mon
ster hurrIes TO the portals of the cold and 81
lent tomb fresh added victims to lis Conquest
No walk Of life is sacred from its blghtlno
influence. No age is exempt from its death
dealing shafts. The old. the middle-agcd
and the young, all alike, nre food for this
common enemy of mankind. rhc white hair
cd patriarch, whose life of temperance has
rendered his system imoervlouS TO the attacks
of other ills, and whose good deeds prepared
hsn for the enjoyment Of lie's calm evening
iads consumption fastening ITS fangs upon
his vItals, and tearing him from world, ever
bright to minds which look complacenily OH
days well spent.
There is no help for the afflicted No
preventive OF The dangers which bcset us in
our chungeabe aud fickle cline !? We think
there may be. And if the allegations OF
those who are at least entitled to veraciiy
may be believed, there is a preventive aud
a remedy,
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is offered
to suffering world as such. 1t needs not
the "adyentnious add Of a long string of ic-
,itious certificates to give it noloriely. Its
true value aud intrinsic excellence are suffi.
cient to en,,le it to the confidence of the
public, and
Watt on TO fame"
the name OF its inventor, as a benefactor of
his species.
None genuine, unless signed |. BUTTS on
the wrapper.
For sale in Newpor, by r. J. TAYLOR.
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DR.. WOODS SARsAPARiLLA AND WmD CHER.
ny BIrrERs-Among the great variety of medi-
cines which are continually coming before the
public, there has none found u more extensive
use, IN cases Of scrolua. dyspepsia, liver com.
plaint, cosliveDess, morbid hunors, aud other i'm
purity of The blood, than the above popular rene
dy. BY the operation Of the one, the morbid ac.
lion Is changed, wl,ileby that Of the other the r.
ritaion is sallayed. and tone aud vsor impaired 10
the debilated parts.
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BRIGHTON MARKET,
MoSDAY, Sept. Ii, 1876.

Reported Tor ,he Boston Daily Advertiser 4 Patriot
At Market 2l00 Cattle about 100 of which
were Stores, $500 Sheep, and 400 Swine
Prices-Beef Cattlc-An advance was fleet.
ed, and we quote. to correspond-extra 80;
first quality - a > %; second % al 10; third
$3 81.
Stores-Working Cattle in demand, aud a
large Number of sales effected, We quote two
year old $s Ia; three year old $40 $2i
Sheep-Lambs from 75c to 81; old Sheep
from 80 to2l
Swine-Prime lots to peddle % and lic: IN
ieror quality3 a Al old Hogs 81, %, and lic.
At retail from to 5ac.