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BY John Young, Governor Of the State Of New York.
Whereas it has been represented to that the
night of the Oath day of March last about the hour of
twelve o'clock certain persons disguised and armed to
the number Of from twenty five to thirty persons
lawfully assembled at the dwelling house of Peter Shell
ba and with force and violence broke and entered the
said dwelling house and forcby removed therefrom the
person and property of the said Sheldon and his family
In violation of the laws Of this State especially the
entitled AN persons appearing disguised
and armed -
Now. therefore. ] do hereby offer the following re-
wards for the apprehension of the in the
commission of the aforesaid offence that il say for
the person who shall be first arrested the Of five hun
dred dollars and for such other of said persons shall
lars each TO be- paid upon their respective convictions
And whereas IL has also been represented to that
the night OF the 2ist of April instant about the
hour OF twelve O'Clock. certain persons disguised and
armed to The number OF ten persons unlawiuy assem-
bled at the dwelling house of samuel Coons in the
said town Of Taghkauic and with force and violence
broke and entered the said dwelling house and assaulted
wounded the person OF the said Samuel Coons and
house putting IN fear the said samuel Coons and family
in violation of the laws of this state especially the afore
said act entitled An act to persons appearing
disguised aud armed y
Now therefore do hereby offer the following rewards
for appre of the persons engaged the
ssy for The persou who shall be first arrested the
hundred do lars and for such persons shall be sub
sequeuy arrested the of one hundred dollars each
to DO pad upon their respective convictions
And do hereby enj DIN all officers Of justice to be vigil
liant experimenting said offenders and bringing them
to punishment.
Given under my hand and the Privy Seal OF
Seal the State at the City OF Albany, this 26th day
of April A. d. ls47. JOHN YOUNG.
BY the Governor:
HrysY v Corr Private Secretarv
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL rs.

Cleared.
dS ss' Jon" o',@'' s''
AsnnjI si faa a.'iTEs %H%sy sAs
H'zxs ESs1'i S%ef'" WARD
CORK & Smith, c cs
b,1sr s.; bs:S %:S % S
EssSs Ss %s. asa sS:
s's$
%''ss RsIhssfaj
Ss2sssS4s F.! %i fb,I rGsE,Sssee
teas ship ds fen and "a: ws
i S e day. from PIE a with 5000 bbs OIL
Ship MARY F. sa 4 day. % M99
siSsa, with shp Glasgow steering rS Enc "
Htsra zen Ssas S's's1
s os o S took Of sm s sp
pn % o w0 @ Of a % S c
sea and brought them into port.
Swedish bark James Booman AZ days fin Antwerp in bal
Belgian bark Emma. De Metre from Antwerp with mdsc,
Bark Reform Lewis IS days from Mobile with cotton to
Brig selma smith is days from Mobile, with cotton &C. to
R.. co o the Ss 5 ship
Brig Isabel DIsIsIt from Valparaiso Fe! u. Rio. March
in with brig Beuish for Santos and Sw brig Hindoo for
| New Orleans
Br brig pesdemena, Lombard, 10 days from Windsor with
plaster, 10 Soule, Whitney Co.
Br brig Indus Card, days from Windsor with plaster,
| Soule, Whitney X Co.
Br brig Ranhow, Church. 10 days from Maitland. Ms with
plaster, to L Winnett.
Brig Boundary shackleford 10 days from Eastport with
| lath.
sshF r hH Sparks Y 1 from Havana viii 100
beck for New York. days. sch Matilda Bookin for do
do; and others recoected 22d lat 3d. lon spoke
bark Mary Lowell Of Portland from Maanzas for Boston,
| G days.
Schr Caroline Nckerson, 10 days FIN Halifax, with fish
order 18th inst off Cape Nicholas into by schr Equa
tor, of Nrwbury, which carried the sarboard rail- &C.
|. The + su tanned but little damage.
Br schr Deaunaire, Lockwood l6 days I'm Windsor Ms
with plaster, TO Soule, Whitney x Co.
Schr Amelia, Smith days from Baltimore. with mdse to
Gage, l. Mailer.
Sch Niagara, Spauding days from Cape Hayti with 500
bags coffee, 81 ons logwood to { Rossiere x Co.
schr Corinne. Nickerson, Boston, with mdse.
Schr Moro, Clark, Lubce, with plaster.
Schr Louisa Hoover days from Brandywine with corn
meal to Alen * Paxson.
Bark Chide Harold, Rich from Havana with mdse, to J
| Taylor
| 2urgs. -
Ships nela, Ba,more tBrl Belmont, Liysrpool; bark'
Quebec; Ant do MirsmGhe, do: Barton Baltimore; Char
ioe Baimore Murillo. Bazos; brgs Susan Green, Cork
Altoona satanzas; Georgia. Glasgow; Aldegund Havana.
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BABY JUMPERS! BABY JUMPERS.
THE ATTENTION of mothers and of nurses is invited
examination of this indispensable article quiet
nursery which be found Of every variety and price
loo Broadway. SAML. BROOKS,
a23 lmsrc Agent for the Manufacturer.
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Sales OF Stocks mt Boston.

EIcHArGr BoARp April 26-8 Boston and Maine Railroad
l0 30 Long Island Railroad 28 IS Boston aud Providence
Railroad los Norwich and Worcester r r., $50 !s.
80 do 2o IS do bis FOX; 100 East Boston Dividends o.
Boston and Lowell Railroad, 58l4; $4,000 IT, s. Treasury
Notes, e., 1884,
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NEW TEAS, OLD JAVA COFFEE.
GROCERfES &c, at Wholesale and Retail j. o. FOW-
VI ER is daily receiving from Auction choice new Green
and Black Teas and other Coees White and Brown
Sugars and family Groceries Of all kinds which he ofe ring
small advance on the wholesale prices Families and dea-
ers from the country would do well call and examine the
above stock goods before purchasing Stores Nos $50 and
1923 Greenwich and rs yesey streets. .
charge m2a tmsrh
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DRIYATE pIsEAsEs-EsTABLIsH a. D. d

L For THE SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY.- The
Members OF the New York College of Medicine and Phama
cy ea6 sed for suppression quackery continue
direct their particular attention all diseases Of private
and confidently promise requiring med
cal treatment safe and without injury to the
constitution confinement from business nyalds par
first Of those diseases vast amount Of suffering
College for many years connected with the principal hospitals
in Europe for the Of those copants attends for con-
sultation daily, from 8 A. M. to r. NJ.
Terms-;,Adyies and Medcins Seizure guaranteed
living in the country finding it nconvenient to make Ter.
sona application have forwarded to them chest contain
ing all medicine requisite perform radical cure by stating
their explicitly together with all symptoms time Of con
traction eceived elsewhere IL any, and enclos
'"S w. '0'' 'N''' W. s. RICHARDSON, M. D.,
IS Nassau street, New York
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TO IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

TT MIoEoN CO., Rs6nishers ofiCloths. Csssimeres.
III. Gold Medal has 3 been by the Asrcan Inst.
u.e for superior of refnishins Orders may be
woLcoTT stApE N g :, Pine Ss.a :;1s.
TfssS %ss dollar. on good.
MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
No. 63 WALL STREET, New YORK;
lolexss r. 5; a ,.s go, .,a %
% aa1oa e year
ing April 3d. ls7 soz,V.s =.
Total amount of Premiums. ,...,... .$4ss,s7i ST
The amount Of Premiums marked OF during the
On Inland Traasport.on and Navigation Rsi: S,a Of
ss,,ts :,
Earned Premiums for the year $a0i. 1871 %
- Paid during the same period for
Ke.lnsuIancs. S3aMe 70
Interest, Commission. and bad debts. 2s,s1s 81
"'N"' ''''''''A -D.-D. .a4s 90
,ss4.s4s 90
statement. 80. -. 1896 IS
Profits to b. DIVIDED -. ,..... $s2,ssi IS
Cash and unsettled claim. to be closed by cash. 49,.
Making aX tii Aiif i s' 81 DSIE4ns
The Trustees declared dividend of
the business Of the ending 81 st payable in scrip
Ap. ss ls BY Si Sri 4 Is H;' WALTER sse
TRUSTEES
Thomas Hunt Cyrus Curtis,
VIM c. Langley. Herman Boxer,
Henry Sheldon, Chas. q. Carleton.
Jas. FreeIand, Lucius Hogkns.
Wilson G. Hunt, Thomas Acheis
Stewart e. Marsh. Levi Cook.
c. w. A. Rodgers. David l. sayre.
Henry c See,sHp; f h,s1l, S Saoas,
septmus Croofs: Leonard Kirby. =
S Sh:: HFtHKsS Rogers III s EE'MS siS;y
e E {2sEEsH oSzSSER T E;::s s::is..
ELLwooD WALTER, Secretary. a.2 2w*re
TO THE LADIES.
DETER ROBERTS, s7s Broadway, ha: just reeeiyed psr
lowing Comprise few viz Thread and Of
sss so an. ana
II sG and tape nS
g Cd to T. Also 800 doz cotton and silk hosiery
below the usual prices, al lm*r
NEW JERSEY, HUDSON & DELAWARE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
fEH s S.% Of H:s.ss
;nd p:a%.S se ks'Sosd conSssy viii sssasa Is
Sseane .
o.s o. eseS aay 'nf closed on
oclcck P; and at the time Of subscribing for said
s2Ss 's dollars wi" be required to be on each share
NEwros, s7Y's q Ga Ga NJ April A. 1917
$$ $$$ SHS $asHEsss 2..' COMMISSIONS.
k sf$fft E sfSEHE5Ss
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PHILADELPHIA, April 81, ls47

PHILADELPHIA, April ~, ls47.
The bark Pons has been seized by our Custom House
officers for violation of the existing in relation
number her tonnage entitled her carry during
centvoyage from British port to New York The suit
has been instituted at tho instance of the Collector
the latter city This is the vessel that forfeit
cd in this city for being concerned in the slave
trade This new offence ia also punishable by forfeiture
Inc nesting to devise measures for the establishment
ora sunday school for the destitute children within the
bounds OF this community, very well attended last
evening, and the will doubtless be carried into
active operation.
The residence Of F. Quincy Smith, Esq., was consde-
rably damaged this afternoon, by fire breaking out in
the upper portion. The roof almost entirely des-
royed, and his furniture deuged with water
The case OF Major NJ. Daniel, of Kentucky charged
with obtaining money under false preences has been
az lin postponed, to enable him to obtain Witnesses
without whose evidence 1t would be unsafe him
day for the trial to come
The weather to-day is very pleasant, but the wind
being fresh Is playing beautiful pranks with the dust
and tho Of the people, and every is wishing for
a shower to remedy the nuisance.
Sales Of Stocks Philadelphia.
APRIL 27-FIRsr BoARp-5OO Susquehannah Canal Bonds
65 1000 Wilmington r. 6' 85& Is Schuykill Navigation
49, IS do do 3z 60 Pennsyyana and Ohio Canal 2i 1900 U.
quehaniah Canal l1a; 1000 Wilmington r ss a5H; 25oo
State SIS 49, County Fire Insurance 20; 1000 Lehgh son
AFTER s4LEs78o Girard Bank Ms chesapeake and Del
Canal stock 81 2o Lehgh Coal Scrip 81; 1000 Read
ing and NJ. Bonds III 100 Schuykll Navigation 6s 87s
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal stock 90.
SECOND BoARD25l7 Lehigh interest CO., 100 do Coal script
81 Loan, 6s 67 los d; 1875 Susquehannah Canal
Stock l7 1000 Lehigh 6's 7O 1909 Loan SIS S. e5Is
Northern Liberty Bank IS
Canal Loan, 6 oGs 1000 Reading Railroad Bonds TN
30 Union Canal i6; do do 5e14; 1000 State SIS 49,
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NOTICE-Thr coparnership heretofore existing under
IN the and krm Of HENKYG KAHN is this day dis.
solved by mutual N KAHN is alone authorised Is
qudae and settle all outstanding accounts Of the said firm
New York 2lst AIril, 1871. l.. HENRY,
N. KAHN.
The subscriber will hereafter continue the business Of I'm
porting French Artificial Flowers materials for Flower
Feathers &c. his the place IS Nassau
street. Cup stairs.) N. KAHN.
a23 2wxr
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WA NTEn.


Drugs and 4ssdy prepared %sdenes Of 80
IN he ud s. s
Also the public receive ,he skilfa msd and
formerly Of Hudson and Resde streets, who engaged
for that particular purpose and has his Office the Of the
Apply the German Drug and Medicine store, No 1T
Chambers street, New York a. lm*r
CERTIFICATE OF MIR GEORGES W. GIBBONS,
~ Clerk Of the Fulton Marke-About five ago was
attacked with liberation of throat which continued
creased my general health began suffer and my body be-
emsciated and the ulcers increased fearful extent
recovery-I confined bed and doctor used his
exerons to health but proved useless
but proved likewise abortive The various forms
ed hydrodae of decoctions Of
in my case MY physicians left me- then prescribed for
myself and used the various preparations of sarsapara sy
rups of which took $50 bottles but to purpcse-I
also tried Swaim with better began
despair desperate only suffering from the
alterations which extended all my body,
ome of them extended FIVE inches in circumsrsnce
this dplorabe and hopeless condition. to
Dr. Joseph Heine No Duane st. who to the utmost sur
months fore have the greatest reason TO recommend
him friends and the public skilfu in those
eases My residence is over the Futsn market where shall
We the undersigned, hereby certify that the above
r r. Lee, EHAiiermsn i7th Ward.
itT T. L WAn t hIaiT Fulton FIJI az S. a
N BAs this treatment is perfectly simple and without the
of abe above certificate has been selected Of
nuo1s but they be examined the Office Of the sub'cr
bcr Medicine will be forwarded any the country,
with full directions by enclosing S p9 gsd i HN to
ms lm*r 20 Duane st.. New York.
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.


mr. CASTLE, 38l Broadway corner of White street,
calls the attention Of he public to HI: and approved
considered useless The editor of the Ereng Post
Dr. Castle his practice Of eighteen has obtained an
and ability his composition for filing decayed and teetn
while INJECTING AGENTS, II rem
de the tooth perfect respect put into the tooth
while soft state without pain, and becomes hard For
persons peculiarly adapted We have tried it,
aue lmsr
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Passengers Arrived.
cCAxros-ship Nsrchsz-J Miller; saysr, Barrett,
Passengers sailed,
Foreign Impo,.tntions.

SASTos =. Sears from BostonRey Tyson Yates
ana vile, OF Richmond, Va, China; Messrs
NJ Giiieu, ofNew York; w Spooner, Of Plymouth.
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APRIL G-Commercial Bank Stock, 96 !; Mechanics 8,
Farmers Bank do l26 Canal Bank do 7 ~ York State do,
l2 Fremen Insurance Co do IS; Exchange Building do,
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MORE ANTI X ENTIsM.-On Wednesday night
last, about midnight, ten persons, armed with
guns pistols tomahawks, SC and disguised with masks
and calico dresses broke into house occupied by Mr.
Samuel Coons, in the town of fsghkanic and turned
the occupant his family and furniture out of doors put
ting another person, named Van Wagner, in posses
sion Of the premises and telling Coons If he there
- hours after, they would pay him another visit. Mr.
Coons received wound in the face from knife
in the hands Of Of the disguised persons The farm
which the house is situated has been occupied by
Mr.. Coons for year past-notwthstanding we are
informed he has been repeatedly annoyed by having his
plough handles sawed of his harness cut and various
other depredatons and annoyances committed and his
life repeatedly threatened by anonymous letters and
otherwise, If he did not leave the premises. Van WACO
the put in Of tho premises by the
Indians, formerly occupied them for short period and
was last spring removed by the landlord in consequence
Of his ref usal to pay his rent For great number Of
years previous to being rented to wan Wagner the
farm leased and cultivated by the father Of Coons
the present occupant-Ifudson Republican, .fprn ~
The case, above stated, practicable,
presented to the Governor at Albany and he forthwith
issued his proclamation Offering reward Of $500 for
the first person who should be arrested and 500 for
each subsequent arrest Of engaged In the out
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vr1prAIr,s SPECIFIC PILLS,

VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
II OR the radical cure Of gonorhoes, gee seminal ems
sons and s mocopurulent discharges rom the preths
These pals the result of the Hos
n,s de Charts in Paris are by their celebrated
Inventor Professor Velpeau nable remedy for all
dsssss. ~ The urehra They effect much shorter
time than any other remedy without nting the BREATH dis
agreeing with the stomach, or confinement from business
Pr;ce per box.
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THE EXE

THE EYE.
nR WHEELER, Oculist, 20 Greenwich street, deyotes
~ his exclusive attention diseases Of the Eye and OPP
thalmic Surgery Artificial Eyes for SALE and inserted
reasonable terms Office hours from AM to O'Clock PM,
after which he visits outdoor patients. .
pamphlet containing diseases of the eye with
instances Of great effected by Dr. Wheelers
mode of be had grauously his resdenceor
the will be forwarded making application to
him by letter, postpaid APO I'm @rc
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NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE.
THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends, and the
public generally that his house will be open receive
company before the first day Of May; also that he
prepared to make arrangements with families for and
board for the coming Its location and onvenehces
offer inducements those who wish be the city,
and well accommodated-also good bathing
AZ aver C. + RICE
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DHILIP GARHARDT, THE ARTIST TAILOR
L WE HAVE long had it in mind say word in
gardo the admirable garments made by this gentleman
found artist e1ceIling the MENTIONED above His
cheaper than be bought The last suit purchased Of
him, and for which paid S33 could be bought else.
where for less than $50 We hope friends who good
fit and reasonable prices will call his store, Of
Chambers street and West Broadway. a25 2gsr
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NEW YORK CASH TAIDORING
ESV'ARI TSHMFNT

MO. ~ WEST BROADWAY and No % Church street
IN Centemeu garments made in the approved French
style on the following reasonable terms Fine French Cloth
Cashmere so 5o Dress Vest 81 e so
NH Is I'm. RI No. 70 West Broadway and 30 Church ST.
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MRS MEARS, 1874 Broadway, (coner Of Tenth strcet)
WI New York who has had the honor educate the daugh
the first families of this country whose
with EMISSION attached her circular induced under
their atterng patronage respectfully notify that
quence Of having ccomodaons for pupils eight
young ladies' boarder and few day scholars
received the establishment which will complete
the limit to which Mrs. Mears confines herself .
That the progress and attainmsn Of her pupils
foreign languages French being the language Of the inmates
of the estabhmen) Mrs. MEARs appeals with confidence
to her numerous patrons.
> The summer term commences the It'll Of May
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- NoTuEp CuALLENGE.

ANUI HEit IN IN n. Vol Sbad, dealer,
m comnete with us in the sale Of Window Shades; we
are now making large daily additions TO our stock OF Shad:
aud rge ourselves TO undersod by AZ to the 9ua
ty Of our Shades but wsd sSy They took ne
nyemum AT the fair Newark, N j. We invite the c-
Of New YORK. and the surrounding to give
call and we will prove the truth Of our asserons
GAIL "'" w W." DUNCKER& Becker,
nto imsr New York.
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impopsncs Of the position they occupy or 'nsy wo"a

of the position they occupy or they would
not Ia 70 suffered line to be cut OF order % long
with sufficient force line might have been erect
al h.tyeen the two cities while these breaks between
wilmington aad Philadelphia have been repairing so
that no valid reason be given for the delay. The
should that their officers and directors
of energy and enterprise, these frequent
pensions begetting feeling in the community with
regard teegraphs that reliable line public bene
fit sud the Philadelphia line, AS at present managed
public nuisance.
perceive that Ex- Senator Merrick's farm house on
the Potomac river has been totally destroyed by
no insurance on IT, This viii be sad blow TO him. as
ne Is oy no means wealthy man, his whole property
being cehtered In his farm
ne number OF deaths in Baltimore during the past
week WAS ~, VI which number 80 we're males and 20
ictutirs
ayoF Davis has offered reward Of s3oO for the ar.
rect thd CONVICTION OF the murderer Of German named
ciart, VINO was found last week in the outskirts Of
the CITY II au iusensble condition. with his skull frac
turd III several places from heavy blows inflicted
Mead he lived several days, but continued insensble
to his death.
Gen. Tom Thumb created quite an excitement in Bal
timore yesterday His ttl coach and ponies perambu
lated the streets throughout the day followed by
women and children. the General last night in
the stage box at the Holiday street theatre enjoying the
grand representations Of the Vennoise dancers. The
theatre last night filed overflow in every part
house they have had during their engagement
Sales of Stocks ut Baltimore.
$4,000 U. Treasury Notes G days l03 $4,000 do do do
IS days, 033l $4,000 Maryland SIS in small lots sold
sl s. 6s 1867, closed to-day at oi asked do Of SO
lo oid u s. Treasury Notes o. at o3A asked lo33 bid
9sA asked s9s bid. Baltimore Ohio Railroad shares
44a asked 43sl bid.
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veneresl ulcers, nodes any complaint Produced by
njudcous of mercury, unskful medical
Ali inspecting veneea faint remaining hcr
should use this powerful purifier without delay person
can consider himself safe after having the yeerea disease
without thoroughly cleansing the system with this Justly cee
brated teratiyc.
Sold in single bottles 81 each; half dozen for
S.; carefully racked and al parts Of the Union
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pRACTICAI, BOOK KEEPING.

no. 90 CEDAR STREET.
MIRO. C. MARSH Accountant, author Of the Science
VI of Double Entry Bookkeeping Smpifcd,n and tn e
Art Of Single Entry Bookkeeping Improved" continues to
Course of instruction public respectfully nforme
and assured that the plan pursued by Mr. Marsh teaching
,hs branch truly Of practice in keepn
books rather than a OF lectures on the theory
The pup familiar from actual with all the
hooks set and person o good capacity will BY
his course become competent bookeeper about month";
aud will receive A certificate to that effect -
A ,oop VI mia ,msv
M ANGANESE.--ioo casks block oxide Of Mangaue
s'o"n"' LOT pERXsE Il BROOKS. q &s7 Nassau 81.
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CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.

i Medicine and Pharmacy ofhe City q New York, is
secret indulgence of any kind II invaluable
remedy Impotence ery or barrenness unless depend
ing on maformston. -
Single bottles 81 each; Of half dozen ST. carefully
packed, and sent to all IaIts Of the Union
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CONCENTRATED EXTRACT 0F sAEsAPARILLA

DREPARED by the New York College of Medicine and
Pharmacy established for the suppression Of quackcry
This refined and highly concentrated extract possessing all
the purifying qualities and curative Of the above herbs
confidently recommended by the College superior any
Of Sarsapara before the public and be
relied certain remedy for all diseases arising from
impure Of the blood such scrona and ring
worm bloches pimpes ulcers pain the Joints
nodes erupons throat any dis.
arising from the secondary effects Of syphilis nu
dcious Of mercury.
scld in single bottles at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. rs cents
|" in Of half dozen bottles ..........S 81 so
I" dozen SC 90
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union
N. B-A liberal discount Wholesale purchasers
W. g. RICHARDSON, M. d.
DkW - Nassau street, New York
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MEINHARDT'S BRASS LETTERS FOR

THESE letters remarkable for durability and brillian
cy OF the gliding unequaled by any other article in the
cywhch brancy is warranted to stand to the
weather They also apaned Of any color that may be
desired Orders left at l9k Ann street, also NJ Campbel
8h avenue, 18th street Reference the signs OF tins