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CHRLSTZES
GALv A MIC IHp RINGS
AGNETIC FLUID,


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nervous. and phy.e.i energy and A nsryoa: d:oIdsI. T.
full Rings q prizes. made
Tai TGs dssi. fY; Th1H T n i; EEE
% ss
obtained, and complaint which the agent Of
CT ss Y MIS e h sfIG'G TrGb'
10. r the Rs sd Is %
mists to Be- most valuable dscoTeTe. Of modern
science believed 70 posses he powe,
cau,ng concentration Of the influence the Of
ifii
he :aV;n
senehenng the when deblit.ted BY other
= certain ma "a Al TssIIs pre-
the G.lyase M PI,Gras viii !. found q
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These ssinoni. all ofwhieh are from the respect.
similar character which have been procured during the short
time the discovery has been before Hs AMooshRAb
General Agent for the United States and only Agent for the
ofC.,.,. 1874 Fulton s Mw ssss ,S
OYrcE ON THE MEacASIILE MUTUAL INspRAEex GO;
No 50 Wall street, Dec:mbe, 9Th ls45
on ~ 81 JosEH " & "a:
uuanm9u.ly elected PTs.idsai, plse. q Levy dJ.so'y
supply the occasOned By the resignation Of Joseph
By order OF the Trustees,
The Mercantile f Mula. r. n.aIsas. conp.ns
street, connes its business to Marine insurance on shfan
'sS:spsSn to upward, .Is q Two
additions are daily being made to is assets -,,.,..,
it % and
the assured than any oths ,a,,srpps
T WS E..s. s%s aissE Jss. " AsY
h:.iy slslS3a ss.ifa roger Rogers
ysS :ss sia; ss W. H Ss::. t Bake.
s S.s Marsh ss S..ea Y %fk KIRBY
sss'' bsssi 81 j. a.llssi
' 1i'fss $...sa We .,:' s
ELLwoop wALTEs. Secretary. dsssmsre
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY 1
ATAN ELECTION 60! p.ss,s,. 81. fa.,,;s. s 70,
''% %a' s ,-%s ''i bSlREcroHs
Thomas T. Woodruff, Arson Baker
b. X. Robson, M. D. Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker, James T.. Holmes,
John X. Dawson, John r. Moore,
John II. Lee, William X Thorn,
Caleb y. Tunis, Thomas Monell,
Francis Sage, Eugene Bogart,
John T.. Merritt, Robert Smith -
At subsequent meeting Of the Board THOMAS W.
THOHNE, Esq unanimously reelected Presdent Tor
the ensuing year. GEO T. HOPE, SECRETARY 1nc
NEEDLES.
lanes SMITH SONS well known and highly esteem-
ed Drilled Eyed Needles, warranted equal in quality
by JAMES WALTON,
No. T7.s Markst street. Philadc'phs.
" f,ou-f~rf~U m.
MORN 200 bushels pa O. white Westchester, fcrsale BY
" a X. B. COLLINS co. = oouthsssVes
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NEW EsTABLIsHMENT.
For the Exclusive Sale of Choice
PERFUMERYs FANCY SOAPS, AND TOILET

ARTICLES,
WHOLESALE Retail.
ia;'S,. sSs much admired display Of shos, fsf:
ar 81
city No 5s Broadway where he offers speci.
no R sfy in tS s
S s Sa sE % and that
he L.boIatcTy LaasisI Per- m Or which
Of n Of skill
oss III a' s p The s
srsbg HI: and % choose spd X h,,
s
The subscriber does advertise Soap which will change
s' as s % Eh'is
sntfcsly compounded that ed aIka remains
s easSsf 81 shATse CREAM an
which, once tried, will always be present in every gentle
SnEA :ps e.
He Sasr. Tor the head Oils ESSENCES PoMATUMs
"a sssan ri The healthy a 70
Iers, iGf the irritable head Others stimulating and tonic e
other These remedies compounded with Known
L. Gs ac . the a IL
Of the hair and coniounded with the thou
H BGXRs pas AZ
when :: such and prepared Hsn sOpc..ion q
virtue Of which differs from other substances Of ssmr
For quality Of his goods. he refer TO Mesrs Apin
wall Mhau Chiffon and many Others Of the respsct
able chemists Of this city who for the last several yea
Finally everything at his store will be a. represented and
article does give full satisfaction will only viii
anxious acquire for his character verae
~ and good faith when from the Of the articles there
ali R emPsy % he to ruth d
good faith call most :GsSsEiHNEE i RoussEL,
Manufacturer and Importer OF Perfumery,
No. $50 Broadway, between Liberty and Courtlandt
asl Im-r ana lIs 1nesnnI sueet rnnsoeIpnIa.
MARINERS AND MILL Ry BANK. H.ssn,own. Md
ahs Notes O TINS ''' ssiie
i,slmsm No 90 w,lI .sr.-s Q
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that an application will
for incorporate Society called the jackson Sc
New York. January 10, 1886 jals 2awsw re
Judo MxSGHS F sHI is,st
flo imsr Spanish Hotel, stairs.
GOLD ROLLED COPPLR-soo sheet. CodRolled Coz
'''' '''''''''' re" : S'd cSITi Iii Co,
~ three quarters per cent diseount,by D. 4 PECK,
VAkOus sizes and coIOn eCH,.ply haHe sale
IN ,S!m. Hc sss1.-' ~ wlET g .i.ir..
EELT-1 c.ses patent sheathng Felt,
e'' Tor '.' IN ''s' z ;s'' pS,.hs,s' p so..s
FINE FRENCH BO2Ts FOR g se-C,ty made
zig.
are ar fS 30 i sfs .. Ss1 sSss. r lac
YOUNG y JONES, I Ann stree,
jan lm'rh nsas Broadway. New York.
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PARK THEATRE.


wednesday Evening, February Is,
La IS sY G.i'fi
La syiphide ................ ...... M lie augnsta
s''ii i s viii aR r. T FiIs' swan i
E snGS fiS1w,s Mis-. ks ss H Ssss
THE LOST LETTER
The whole serfss TR bR xp iss Dance
Price Of M'as ssss.'; '9' ns.' Nee Gen.. Gallery
Door opsa e< O'clock sae Curtin will rise prse,ey
BOWERY THEATRE.
A. w. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROfRIETOR.
BENEFIT or J. ANDERSON. Stage Manager.
wednesday Evening, FebruaryIs
:: s,ssS : S Sss
eA''''e' "e ORANGE GIRL OF VENICE;
fs ssss. isS S:sss: & hl si FsS.
rhE Tf + = S. 1 Rs' T ;e,;;s
c4sTl.. Palmer AZ Ia. Captain q Il N: ). the >
wsssi. MAJ; q tss Ga.aosa sshsoasi::; ;AT 5oax
RI b sas G vail oy.n ssHi will
HOWE's CIRCUS,
AT PALMOS OPERA HOUSE.
Every thing altered Asnssd and Conducted in the precise
Reduction ofpricss-Bores first and second tiers
Children under u years. l2 cens-Pvate Boxes so cents
Wednesday Evening, February 49,
The performances will commence with a grand ROMAN
ENTREE of IL Thorses.
Comic lmprovisitore, by Dan Rice.
Mrs. Cole on horseback, the " Flower Girl"
Grand rf,s By I'd the sp'sh Chant
Mr.. Cole will introduce his wonderful Dog Billy.
Mr.. N Turner in the ofthc Chinese Enchanter
Mr.. w. Nichols the Wild Hunter ofthe Forest &C. &C.
Mr. William Cole, the India Rubber Man.
To conclude with
CULVER
Among the Lputans-in which will appear the celebrated
SCOTCH GIANT,
Upwards Of 7 feet in height.
Mr. Randall, .,,..,,.,.. as ........... Culliyer
20. Afternoon Performance every Saturday, commencing
at half past O'Clock.
Doors open 7, performance halfpast7
O'Clock.
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TRUSTEES SALE,
OF SECOND HAND, AND LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF NEW FURNITURE.

49, ROSE HILL STABLES, oath Street and Third
0N Avenue, and opposite Bulls Head. Just arrived and
for sale at the above Stables, about fifty Northern
and Western Horesamong which eight pairs mached
eight or ten good road horses and several tine farm and
shipping horses. r. X NORTHRUP
IL lmsYc Pronr;.tor
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AUCTION SALES.
THEopoRr MALLABY, Aac,ion.,r

THEODORE MALLABY, Auetiouser.
HOUSEHOLD FuRNITuREs WEARING APPAREL,
Iii S AT s MAiaASn will
No ~ Reade street. Hudson order OF executor
I,tsss contained u the house Of Cafets Oh
Bedding Mattresses Sofa Bsdssds aud Bedding for same
Curtains hairs Bde Clock Lamps, Fire Irons. sofa and
Pillows. yota,re Chair, Gold Watch, Silver spoons
Also Bed and Table Linen. Bolsters Sheets Dama,k
Towels aud Table Covers.
Also, large Of Ladies' Wearing Apparel and
general assortment Of Kitchen Furniture fis ctr
WIN. w. SHIRLEY, Asctioneer.
HOUSE FURNITURE Of a family in Jersey City removed
pYHE L. WILLARD.-This Day, Wednesday, 18th, at loh
II o'clock At the sales room Isl Broadway-A general
good sofa table, chairs mahogany
and seat; ads beds mattresses bureaus tables
cooking and fit lamps, china glass and crockery
for cash. f18 it+r
THIS DAY-BOWERY PROPERTY AT
BLEECKER will sell, This Day. at IL o'clock, the
a. Merchants Exchange that valuable property No
BoweIy. fls lire
TRUSTEES SALE,
OF SECOND HAND; AND LARGE ASSORTMENT
SNlFFEN CO will sell, This Day. "wednesday. Ish,)
~ at 10 o'clock lis Fulton street. excellent assortment
Of new cabinet ware comprising every article the line
Of sale, consisting part OFFS nearly paror
and maple French kedseads; mattresses beds
bedding; window hades linen table cloths 2 yds
diecks mante and pier glasses astral and solar lamps;
marble top tables; dining mahogany do dressing and
Also Kitchen Ware croeEery cook.
ing stoves &c. Also rosewood divans screen
perby embossed satin These articles took the premium
al Inc late lar At Niblos fl8lt-
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ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD.

rlNHE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPANY having
completed their Works. ready execute orders
for White Lead both Dry and Ground OIL almost
that be wanted The Company spared
the Of the Works which would tend in
the least degree to the improvement the Lead having
awaited themselves Of modern improvement for that
purpose
Being wei! aware, from long familiarity with the differ
leads sold market that by far the proportion
sold such has beea and still greatly with
Barytes article Of mineral production heavier
White Lead, and in itself possessing virtue of any pig
ment whatever being, when mixed with oil
parent and in fact having nothing but its specific weight
recommend it, the Trusecs Of Atlantic White Lead Com
have passed unanimously the resolution viz
article the Atlantic White Lead Company will make but
quality Of White Lead both Dry and Ground in O that to
be strictly genuine article and perfectly free from any
adulteration whatever, which the Company will warrant as
such TO all who may purchase their Lead.n
Purchasers therefore, be well assured that every
pendrnce be placed the pny every pound Of White
Lead and sold by the Company which
will not only tend to the durability Of the Faint but
will be found much economical in use in the
most common description of painting, owing the body
covering quality thereby giving far better
with two coats than the aduteraed White Paint would
thrse, 81 which every painter will bear witness
The Company also manufacture Red Lead and LhaRe and
have for sale lrety OF Paints Ground OIL Vedigrs
Black PANT Yellow 0chre. Spaniih Brown Paris Green
Brunswick Green, &c. &c.
Having been general Agents for the Company all
orders should bodirecteI to
POLLEN COLGATE,
II 2m-r 287 Pearl Bee kuau str
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AFilsEsiE NIs.
MIR. G.. VALE'S
SECOND LECTURE ON ASTRONOMY,
nsaV Ves In asro k<x-.., Es.u~

MR.. BRADBURY'S SECOND FESTIVAL.
would respectfully that his second JUVE-
~ NILE MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS will be given
The 18Th inst when he will arodges entire bill! Of
IRA, under the direction Of Mr. Charles l. Barnes.
Tickets Is centsfor sale the places at the
door
N:B=Alimited number oftickets will be issued.
f6 2tis.r VIM. b. BRADBURY.
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nl AHRVSAtNYs kOfsEWOOD, ZEBRAWOOD &c., SC.
EOh SAL ~ @. STACY No. 66 Wooster street, be-
Meen broom and Spring streets. The entire stock will
in parcels to suit purchasers from 10
pei the market price, either for cash approved
~ 40 following constitutes portion Of the stock
1'0W do do shaded and notified do do.
l v'So do do superior Rosewood Veneers.
1000 feet Y, u, r. Ia ~ ineh AZ and inch Mahogany
1 Boards and Plank.
80 logs Mahogany, 80 do Rosewood. 6 do Zebrawood
4 2loUs aafinwood Ike &c jala hmm
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CHICKERING'S
PIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS
1O3 Broadway.

NO. y ana Lnfnrgc building H
HI PUBLIC will mud at the above rooms geo. 4 s..or
ment Grand and Square Piano Fcrtcs, III. price
my Factory in Boston. dn im.r
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
rEHTLEMEN and Families can obtain the full yalue for
such az Ladies and Gardeners Wearing Apparel, Fire
Arms Furniture &C. Gentlemen leaving returning the
CITY VIII nnd to their advantage send for the subscriber
who pledges himself give fair all articles offered
~ b-A line through the Post Once will be promptly
tended to T. fEVENSTYN
d23 lnsre acc Broadwav mn stars
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BLEECKER'S BIRD DEPOT,
No. Aston Place, late yth Street.

.,, 4 fes0 door. East K Broadssy, NeY York.
opened the above store for the sale Of oresn and
Native Cages Seeds &C. and hopes by attention and
fair and upright dans the OF those dsp
sed to indulge in this most .s.sh-fcl fancy; :.
articles his lne including Fancy Pigeons Of the different
Gold and Silver Fish, German Paste made after an an
b. Orders from out Of the city carefully attended
promptly executed LEONARD BLEECKER
New York. Dec a. 1s4a dI2Im@y
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",
singular position OF the newspaper press in this city
In the commencement Of this great controversy.
connected with the interests of hecountYy, we find
the newspaper press here breaking up their arrange
ments, which had been made with view to give
the country fu and impartial reports OF the proceed
ings of Congress. In view of this inability OF the
newspaper press Of this city to do justice to the
country-so unavailable, in the peculiar position in
which they sxist-it is perfectly palpable that jour-
aasm can't exist out Of the great metropolis"-the
chief city ef great nation All the jobs that Con-
gress may give to a newspaper here, never can Gre
ate an independent establishment calculated to COM
mapd the confidence Of the public, and thereby Gre
ate position to enable il to exist within itself, and
give full, impartial unbiased and correct reports Of
the leading events that take place in the halls
Of Congress, connected with the branches OF tho
government. l feel assured ! will be ens-
bled to organize such a system Of reporting
as will supersede all attempts that hitherto nave
been made for the purpose, and satisfy the country
that New York il the only spot from which correos
reports. connected with the debates In Congress,
can be issued.
On the subject of the next Presidential election,
conversation here is quite lively ana amusing.
Although nothing seems to be said In any newsra
-, IN relation TO the succession, there 10 hardly
I6ls Marty about the city-a cctsyie-or Get Of ind
vduaIs who meet toeether-that does not speak OF it.
The great question to be, the proprey Of sub
,no the great claims OF each State to the massess
nv that mode,-such an has been called convention
and IN such manner az they met lately II Balh-
more am inclined to believe that this system and
mode Of selecting candidates. viii be abandoned
altogether, and will receive an lnecoverabie blow
on the next canvass-that every man VIII s'ana
forward 'upon his own hook, and will solicit inc
sufrages Of the masses upon his own inaividuai
merits This would. indeed, cause change In inc
entire taetqss Of the party politicians Of the coua'
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BALL DRESSES FIFTY PER CENT UNDER
THE COST OF IMPORTATION.
DETER ROBERTS respectfully announces to the ladies'
offer mssncen, selection Of Ball and Evening Dresses
quantity Of Embroidered Cellars, Chemisees, &C. slightly
soed whichae selling st less than snethrd the original
pce The remainder OF the stock Of Winter Hosiery e
srsd equally low prices and inspection is believed
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RATE su5vvine ps5ne; Of the firm Of Thom.s
anufscturers Reddch England and oS Maiden 1sue New
orb has this day as,oeiated with him as copartner TOS
tinder me hrm Of THOMAS y THOMAS IL BATE.
4 THOMAS BATE
- THOMAS HENRY BATE,
4 York. Jan. s. Isls lIma,n
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BIKD GAGE MANDATORY,
No st Johns Lane Beach street Ne,o York.
He SUBSCRIBER would inform his Customer and the
Public that he heeps constantly hand large supply Of
offers sale at lower than they be bought else
where Merchants would find their advantage TO call and
examlne his stock. r. KELLY
Ps Country orders attended to with prompnes. and dis
patch m imxm
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- FOR SALE, OR TO LIE {, on the most Reasonable
E:: terms, three two-story Dwelling Houses in North
SIXTH between sInth and Seventh streets. Williams
residences beng finished in the best manner and supplied
with spring and rain water in the Kitchen and coal vaults
'front.' re- Twothrds Of the purchase money may remain
ecured at per cent Enquire on the premises, or Of
ROBERT ANGUS,
f13 Intro SO Wall street.
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8 BROTHER,

TAKE great pleasure informing thai that they
have just received by the packets burgundy and 81
Nicholas their new fancy spring goods consulting Of the
Barge Bsscrrs Tassan J.e9nst.. 4cAlso. the largest
Scarf &c. In style and richness believe goods
not be surpassed by any importation this Spring. Your kind
and Of the respectfully solicited
LAURENT BROTHER.
jail lmsr No. William street.
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vIELAOE l..
"a The Eagle Hotel and Stables, the village IF Peeks-
Ell si E now offered % let for Of yss from tho
hrst oil May next. The place avoraby known the
syslns Community and has been for several
profitable 70 the proprietor The premises will be let low
suitable person to keep the same applied for
ments made easy. - r. FINCH.
Peekskill, Feb. l6, 1886.
IS- For information &C. apply TO r. r. Finch near the
premises IN Peekskl, 23l Water New York
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hune We are satisfied that subscribers generally
would show The Tribune their nelShbors and recon-
mend them to boue subscribers, tina: the su5scr p:ion
lat might be doubled turibz the present year. Money
may be sent through the Pos; Office rk, provided
description Of the Bns is always kept. aid the Post
master where the letter is mailed is made acquainted with
the contents The Bills Of any specepsyirg Bank IN the
Union taken in for subscriptions az par
Drafts on any Of the principal cities however are preferred
TYPE FOR SALE.
1900 lbs Mnon type, the same now In use on
this per- for sale in lots to suit purchasers Pdce
20 cents per ID. cash.
500 lb, Eonpsre type, the same used on this paper
Price Is cents per ID. cash.
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Books.
DANIEL ADEE.

il- FuLrON-Sr New YORK, I. uo~ publishing New.
IONS principia- The Mathematical Principles Of Ma
mrsl Philosophy, by Sir lsssc Newton translated into
Englsh by Andrew Mote. which Is added, Newton
OF he World with Portrait lake from the Huss
in The Royal Ob,-rvsiory Greenwich Firsl American
eiiuu carefully revised and corrected, WIKI Life Of The
Author. by y w. Chilienjeu, A. NJ. &c
TIE Pnncpia con,.s OF three BOOK The hfst two con
iGiu the Mathematical Principles o! Philosophy, namely
The laws snd condition. OF moous ard forces and titus
srd win chos treating OF some OF the mos general AID
beat established points IN philosophy, ruch Ihe density
ana resistance oDvd spaces void OF uAi,r and The mo-
non sound snd light The third book dedlcrs from lnse
principles the conii.utou Of the system oil me ~ord I-
principle OF Universal GrSvaii'r % the great difcovsy
hich charscerizes The Pr1acipss WORK 30 SUSPENSIONS
In s sesuis only physical, but sven moral science
the, pronounced Il ike the production Of
celestial intelligence Than TBS. Of human being.
This va!uao- work Si be Issued IN six srE- octavo
Nos per No. aud in style ~ prErrg, paper.
&c will be equal TO any book nov punIssed
The frat No viii be issued IN few weeks and The sue-
Gee ing ones Ill be iIsu-d monthly I'll completed.
Addr-u DANIEL ADEE, Publisher
YuitOu-st
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miscellaneous.
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Th- very liberal commission allow &C % .ectA
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Sensrdl Notice..

CS- From the Vinrenues (lnd.l Gsl.ii- Apdl TO-
l:46 Our OSIy AGEsr.-Mr Y. b. Palmer, American
Newspaper Ard Advertising Agent IN the Giles OF New
York PHI phn Baltimore and Boston, 10 only
thor,ed ge Tor receiving ard forwarding subsc'phJns
FOR this and for receiving and
recelptins for payments Of the sans lylS II
~ For Boston VIA Norwich and Worcester.
-The steamer Cleopatra, Capt Wilsins VII leave South
side OF Pisr No Norlh River evaJ Mory Hefsiddy and
Eddy al r. M connecting WIKI tie al AIyns
Point ;uy5,f CALEB PRAYT Jr Conductor
rv To l.adics.-Mra COVE continues give advice
and directions with the application OF Wster
Cure To all diseases OF women Ard children al her resi-
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SMITHS HOMEOPATHIC Pharmacy No 5s2
- Broadway, adjoining Nib9I--Johs t,a aGiaa
u rncrura urar.dcns dation4 add aohales srzsr OF
MIX Pure Alcohol, DiI:ili-d Wsisr Pests &c &c. ~
canS Pctse, and Family C&ses OF hsd.nez 90 taao -
prepared 10 order Homeopathic Plaster s1bstn.e !ol
ordinary co1n and Adhesive flss:sf sad &c sxe..s
niI-ntton for Ccrre, S1"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-17

INK BIKCa's New Alternative, ;orthe o; CnTo1-
~ ic Rheumatism, The Liver Complain, Psins % the
and swelling OF the JOINTS all kinds Of Ulcers and
As-cuoas OF Skin srisDg from impure
blood. Tts medicine Is perfectly sale. snt p.sssaa! ~
ase One bouls = generally IuHcien, iil eicacy
AID commonly 10 i've eject cur.- Tie cert-
and references sis-r IL tie bill e drseCus win
sho~ haiti e1ces any oher before The public for tie isne
n,entior- Price o. per bor!e, or SO per dozen.
Village Putnam County, znd a, i.s Broome-st N T.
jel9 laESms SAMUEL 2 BIRCH.