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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-08
WAsH,sarpy, Sept. 6, 1877


The news from the South gives the gratifying in
formation that General Scott had marched to within
twenty miles of the city of Mexico without interruption
Doubtless, this day his invincibe regiments have
been resting, not reveng in the halls of the Monezu
mas circumstance which may bring peace, and which
at all events, will reduce the to patry guerilla
diminishing for perhaps short season.
Hon Thomas Ewing Gate Secretary Of the Treasury
continues In the city supposed to be here business
with the General Land Office.
We are sorry to learn that the guerillas between
Vera Cruz and Jaapa are increasing in number and
ferocty A thousand mounted carbnesrs, afcer the
plan Of Gen. Wade Of Ohio, with half dozen of Capt
Thstles pieces portable artillery would clear the
Of these marauders But doubtless the regiments to
be sent down from Old lacks division, will the
road just as we'll
A few days more and We shall have dispatches from
Gen. Scott.
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B%ks-Louss. Lake. Lisbon. AeksrmAa; Bachelor, Hor
ss.s ss5 R. v. sw,:: .ssi,:
.:si Asss: 90 i ssa,
Ss cS SSB,'
sehrs.Eea. JENNINGS. MontssO Bay, Milne; North
SslsGs x1.s &c
kos cssoa i ESSs'
sIOOp-Mosss. Eddy. Providence.
spOEs st a Il o. ts:aa ssssTi"s
S' osss l7 ,st t .s lon 81 bart Eliza
ms S. E%ua.. w
% ns M a. Ion IS co. spoke ship Asracan, Portland
., Ship adSaa.ss saDsy Lv;rDYo July
$s s''si .ss sa":
s .y sang s .ip red
East; 18Th lat A. e 81 80 exchanged is with packe
Bremen ship Goethe. Hom.nn Bremen IS DAYS. to oerich.
July is ,s o~sao,s: :1 H nsIi!l
.pss: a %d.s ssfy hour" with
Bark vsa,eO tOi Bs.,Oal Carris Hamaurg 81 days. to
Sss @ .Sp 5ha EsS oa DAY. DAY.. n from
New LONDON with 50 Dbl, Oh. Cd inst lat A. Ion s.
LAT 81 Ion G. As spoke bark Washington Of Thomaston. SO
hOurs from Boston Tor Mobile
rk Epcrver. Farwell Antwerp, AZ days, to Kuncke
mann.
Bark Colossus, Mcdonald Have, July 49, in ballast to
Charles Read from NOleans for Cadz 29th lat 49,
10 spoke Bremen ship Mary Ann from Brs for Batme
81 INST lat 10 20 lon G spoke ship Dolphin Basse Of and
from Boston for the East Indies.
Sandman Of brig Aurora, spenola, Gibraltar, AZ
days-of gu 5 and ll8 men.
Bremen brig Josephine Sanded Bremen &c days. Ia bal
iast, to L L Poppe; 80 steerage passengers
Br brig Sir John Harvey Caateo, Turks Island 10 days,
with i00O bushels salt TO Laurie. Left American
vessels
Br brig Walton DAWSON Windsor. Ms. IA days. $50 tons
Brig Linden VILLA MS Mobile. Aug 90 to sturses Clear.
man CO. Sailed in CO. with ship Ambassador, and bark o-
ratio for Liverpool.
schr Greek Griffith, Turks Island Aug "a with 5000 bush
81: salt 70 Lewis Sailed In CO. with schr Gen Taylor
White, for NYork,
Schr Deborah Trip, Washington. NC days, to Bryant
schr Charles Dickey, Newbern days. UNDERGROUND to
Schr Alexander Casey, Newbern, NC.
Schr Fairfax Tende Alexandria, days from the Capes to
Ser Danl Weden, McDufie. Lubec. to Brett & vose.
schr David Coz Hallstt. Boston.
Schr Homer, Kent, Boston.
Schr Abbott Lawrence, Boston.
Below
One bark, two briggs. unknown.
Sailed
Prussian soop Of Dantzc; brig Baldwin, Savannah
" The telegraph reports brig Triumph ashore South Of
the Highlands and aft schr loaded with coal
hR fha
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Rr,uhton Cattle Mark ct.

spr Is47--At Market 1000 beef cattle 1000 stores,
30 working 80 COWS and 4aSo sheep and
lam and 1850 swine
PaIcEs-Beef Csttle-Extra So 25; list quality IS rs
SO; "a quality a So 80; Sd quality a 81 so.
stores Ysarugs to So years old IL to $l6 three
years old Is to S25.
Working Oxen-S65. rs. 81, 90, 95. ITO. Sis.
Cows aud Cslvrs-Sl7, 81, %. 80 SO, S42.
sheep aud Lanlbs-Oid sheep % u 81 rs; lambs 81
50 20
y sns-At Wholesale. old hogs 55za 90; pigs sd OK
N. Is. Market dull, and large aumoer OF cattle
main unsold
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SEPTEMBER TAT Market. 600 Beef Cattle 50 Cow
and Calves, and 1000 Sheep and Lambs.
Beef Cattls-The market may be quoted little lower
than last wsekths fair say from 20 70 p. 10
per cwt as in quality About 400 head were from tns
cattle. About 800 left over, and 40 head Sn'ppsu 10
Bermuda. . - ...a
Cows and Calves-Prices show pretty nlHh " ss
this week viz from SIS to $40 $40; ut which hgures
the market cleared. -. ..,,.xh.t
sheep and Lambs are plenty and prices are
rkst at from 81 to So 81 for Sheep. and 10 cents
to 81 IS a 81 rs for Lambs 200 left over.
Hav nj st-ay-Saies Of Timothy, loose, from Long
Is,.nS AZ 6oiZc per cwt straw 81 25 81 60
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DHILADELPHlA MEDICAL HOUSE-DN KINK
1 LIN GERMAN PHYSICIAN, Is y cars resident prac

rN1LEMkNo nAIs-k ALL FAshlON, iy4l.-
" Beebe Costa Hatters, 56 Broadway, New York. and
iss Chestnut street. PHILADELPHIA, will present the Fall Fa
Upon issuing the fashion for the &C beg leave to
that 10 their lnenton to introduce style OF hat alto
gether superior to any before offered
Tney have adopted entirely new and unique mode Of
trimming which combining the highest degree elegance ID
finish and durability tends materially towards the
ton Of the hat.
Another will be the strict adaptation every
well the features the form and size OF
en- thereby avoiding the apparent ncongruy of large and
all man with adiminutive hat, vice versa,
Beebe Cosa will present this ocrason besides their
well known superior Moleskn hat black fur hat OF the
Rocky Mountain Beavers superb article, which will be sold
at their regular standard price.
They would rsp.suly invite attention to the branch Of
her establishment, 1873 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, which
will be opened the 2sh inst in style corresponding with
with the syowed object Of arnhine better ba for The price
han can be found elsewhere There will always be found
both places full and complete Of hats and
youths and children together with ladies' riding hats
and caps and variety of fancy goods apperaing tie
trade such umbrellas gloves brushes other ard
cles for the toilet
The facilities afforded them by ready and frequent inter
with the cities OF aud London together with the
recent mprovemenE which they have effected in the
struct0n and OF machinery will enable them to offer
goods Of the desirable fashion aud fabrication the
lowest market prices either at Wholesale retail
A., Is 30tsrc
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BaAGeiNe-A paragraph giving the largest num-
Der Of arrivals at Boston In one dsy has RS 81 y ~,
rounds Of the papers The Buffalo Commeyo,dg sna ne
tiser quotes the article from Boston paper and 90
marks 1t can be parelleled; Ne have Known 70 q,
rive ut this port, In day, hundred and thir
vessels, including steamboats, propellers brias ia
sohoonsrs with aggregate amount csrgoes Of
than twenty six thousand tons. All these vessels with
but two three exceptions entered at the uso
House. This was last year We expect this fall there
viii be still greater aggregate
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BALTIMORE, Sept. I, 1917.

BALTIMORE, Sept. I, 1917.
Troops for the Wd,-.4 Regatta-Ns,c York distanced
City Mortaiity-Mrs. Fdrrtn- The Museum, sc.
Captain Tlghmans artillery company, and the other
United States soldiers the Fort expected
embark Thursday next board the transport bark
Paoli which will sail directly for Vera Cruz About 60
of the horses intended for the of Capt + q company
yesterday placed board the brig Pickard They
have been selected with great care, and fine cocc
tion Of animals well adapted to the for which
they intended. The remainder of them necessary
for the company will be shipped board the brig W.
Kendall in few days.
sailing match between number of the sail boats be-
longing to port took place yesterday The prize to
the beating boat silver goblet, and the distance
from kerns wharf Fell's Point to White Rocks
and back. The well contested aud was won by
the George Washington, baltimore built boat. the
Alto being the second, and the Fairy, Philadelphia
built boat the third The Odd Fellow, Nav York
boat which had been brought for the purpose
joining in the though following the Fairy, the
boat In rounding White Rocks left out Of sight in
coming up.
The number of deaths Ia Baltimore during the past
week IS, Of which number 35 under two years
OF age This Is but small mortality In population of
100000.
The popular Southern actress, Mrs. Farren, whose
professional excellence has long been the theme OF
praise the abo ut to appear at the Front
theatre, sustained by Mr.. Jamison
The Museum opened last night with decidedly q
good comp~ny, and the beautiful saloon crowded
verfov In every part The Honey Moonn was well
performed MIR Howard tSinng the part Of the
and Mis- Croker that of Juiiana.
Sales OF stocks mt Baltimore.
$500 City e.7o To- al scoo do ioo4zO SIM West Bank l6
% x OHIO Railroad ia.
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The whg delegation made their legislative nomna-
lions last evening. The following is the ticket:-For
ssnate--Benjamin Matthias. For Assembly-Thomas
W. steei; George H. Hart; Solomon w. Roberts; John
H. Dichl; r. Rumble Smith
The Criminal Court commenced Its session yester-
day. for the September term and the civil Courts
ed business after the summer vacation.
The democrats of Moyamensing are much divided In
opinion with regard to their nominations for township
ooers and In several wards the chickering's have result
cd In personal encounters few mornings since, two
of the champions met In open lot had regular
In the presence OF their factions The giving of
foul blow the for the OF their
friends, and regular melee ensued with shilelahs and
brckbats A similar scene sunday led to the arrest
Of of them who bound appear at court
The captain and steward Of the brig John Potter
have been charged with causing the death Of John A
Dunham the mate Of that vessel by poison, during the
recent voyage from New Orleans.
The Native American Convention met this morning
and made some OF their county nominations. George
w Fdrr nominated for County Treasurer; Philip
Jutus for county Commissioner and Augustus r. Pease
for Auditor
sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
FmsT BoARD5l New q. City Bink 9j 1900 Lehigh Int.
est ozs % New Orleans Canal 3d. U. b. Bank "a; 100
siifar bsak :ss; 5000 State 5 76s< 10 Morris Canal
d ea, a 2e9 Heading Railroad, 32X; 1900 Reading
nAyIss SALES Reading RR sax, so Remington Copper
10 2yos STATE u.s. 1875 900 do 76 $50 Reading RR AK
izo y. ?. Bank, "a; $1,000 State 5s i61S.
AFTER SALEs-30oO State S. 1915 100 Ieh,ch Marriage
stnte So, 7tss; 800 docs SOY 1850 '''oo' 'oV'
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CAKD-Speciai attention Is requested to the following
IA important notice The and
patronage attending the NEW HAT COMPANY, establish.
ed only months induces them add TO their bsau
full Three Dollar Hats far finish and costly
Trimmings They respectfully the public that ey
pledged supply the finest Nus Moleskn that
be manufactured at their standard price, THEE DOL
LARS The Company offer for ,ae ths day. the a3th their
superior Fall Fashion, the ia style and
trimming As usual second quality, second rce and
will old hats taken in exchange
from the patrons OF the yearly aIrangsYent:
GARBANATI, Manager,
14s Nassau street. two doors from Spruce,
sl6tS&Wkrc and Bowerv.
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MoBfLE-Bng Lnden--l79 bales cotton Reyburn-3ot
Dlllingsr-8o spof9Id Teston COLO Averill-iso ~
Pratt23 bxs sugar Gowdy-I2 bbs w Rohbins- box q
Woods smith, Wrigh, & cog II d Rcynolds-ll5 bales
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Two OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ONCE, Jane. Riysr
vii &c fIaa
VA until hs ss,h ssp!smbsr ss.. for =. ,hs work t.;
James R,s aaS TN
s %S Is;s s.'s
s%
about lopg a,d Is high spech, plans &C.
s a
psed "a, wiz be given at any time by the Assistant
:. s ''' . WALTER GX E,y s:;,..
RICH FANCY JoDs-FREDERIGk A wQ0D.
IL WORTH, importer Of Fancy Goods aod rarsan Novel;
Fss eS nam "a ssa "s
which invites the attention Of WHOLESALE and le, pe
styles work boxSs dressing cases writing desks rapterss
@ Of
etcuIes card cases; wo tables cara RECEIVERS aG
supply Of LaGa choice perfumes for the handkerchief SIXTY
varie'i,s. -------- s2Iteod.r re
b crown and E%bellishns &c IIe,r, stand. prisaed
G sssS and ss :"s
further osmPh,s soat.aiag iS S
sss". Of ns
aI.. x Mn,oG f sss
SS %sy'
RsssSs; s9f
Barnum Son, Utic.; William Coleman BnHaIo Seth q.
m nsSs' Co. IL Canal e. s.'s New s1 o.
leans, La; and other places.
treatise IN. Anatomy and Physiology of the Hair.
with directions for preserving the sane Ne Accompanies
each boe of the Hypsrion." WILL B0GLE,.
al. ,s, F.i r5s""" v'n''H a " - VII 1ae''
EHEAP CASH SINE NT.-The unde sissed
~ furnishes ships hotels boarding houses ard Ia
miles with all kinds Of stores al Wholesale pcea Among
81 .Ss DSye 'f B SsS
half chests black and Tea will be sold great bargains
close consignment Country merchants and town gro
would do well CALL All orders from the country wiii
be promptly attended Masters OF vessels hsying small lots
Of goods dispose for cash will please call Orders amount
aus sOtsrc A. 3. MILLS, 90 Water st.
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lNN. kAWI EII'S CARD II "a inc mber Of e. Royal
- College Of Surgeons, the Jefferson Colleges Phs
delphia graduated when the lamented Dr. George McCe
Ian Revere (eeenty deceased) and Drs Patti
son, Calhoun s. Mcclellan &c. were professors there. My
shed OF all the important private and delicate diseases
peculiar to both and be condentally CONSULTED
books each the only person that perma
emily constitutional debility in this county 81 4t~rc
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MARITIME HERALD.
FORT OF NEW YORK, sErrEmpEp 8


Cleared.
shps-Patriek Henry tpkl Delano, Liverpool GrinnelI
Mintnn Co; Monterey, Collins, Anton Isxardo Richard
SON. Watson Co; Allen, Campbell, Charleston, George
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-08

1C1 FULTON orkEEr.-Dk. LA MOTIFS true
IL each Remedy is the universal specific employed
der all circumstances This elegant SAFE agreeable and
labe preparation is offered to the people Of the United
ehectually TO preclude the possibility Of counter
and the afflicted the full benefit OF Sc four
remedy which h,x from the hands Of mef
CHESS quacks. If not from an untmely grave
DR. La the public that this remedy 10 purely
and entirely vegetable its ingredients and perfectly safe and
sautary in all Us effects upon the system.
II will specify and eectually cure the most violent and
ptrd Of this disease and Grad every particle OF
fictitious from the without dsgreeable eff
fcts and the patient perfect state OF health
and purity.
1t very agreeable the perceptibe odor
and be used with the most entire snd by
either without resort medical
advertising quack. -.
Sold only by Wyatt ketcham, l2l Fulton street. aud A.
Gouh Co.. li9 Fulton street, N. Y PRICE, 81 per bottle.
So 3Ot*m
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NJ OTlCk-lf this should meet the Of JOHN Jos
IN SEPH NlCOLl., who apprenticed since
baker by the name of G. BIohss he vii! learn
BILE No 65 Wall street New York. or subscriber,
Huntington, Long Island.
au2I i2teod&m n. q. OAKLEY,
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NO CURE NO PAY-DR COkBrrT ~ Duane strcs:
member Of the Royal College of Surgeons London. and
the Medical Society e New York may be consulted the
and close attention TO s class Of hi, pleasant ssie
during long and extended practice for hrteeu this
eity-snd above all his legitimate medical qualifications are
few Of the grounds which he his claims VI ca
mode of treatment is safe. eecnal and expedition,
curing either the Of restraint diet or bust
Structures cured in with scarcely any
pain Constitutional DebilityThose individuals who have
INDUCED certain and habit positively
be restored health and society Mild removed two
four days. No charge made unless cured Postpaid letters
enclosing fee Of three dollars will receive prompt at
tention 80 30tsm
DMlLADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUsE-DN KINKE
L LIN GERMAN PHYSICIAN, Is years resident practi-
tonerm Philadelphia The of ali diseases of the
naades of delicate and des uctive habits Of
still continues to engage Dr. Kinken'I utmost attention
nvalids wbose complaints the most desperate condi
ZION, depend be always conducted by Dr. X him
se with prompt safe and energetic treatment to perfect
strapg.rs travelling supplied moments notice with
dcine sufficient mseves the convenient and
private manner.
Cure warranted or charge required.
Letters Paid will meet prompt attention Residence,
~ w Of Third and Union strset half square from
the Exchange.
For full particulars Ih page of the Philadelphia
Spirit ofthe Times. 81 9Otsrc
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NO HUMyuG-A new dining saloon Just opened down
town. No II Front street, and lodging sso come and
Judge for vours~f The ronms are single 'u2' eote
NhELLS! SHELLS! sHELLs!!- Wanted all kinds Of
- shells for which the highest price will De given az ..
will also be onnd large aud well selected assortment Of
highest will be paid for all kinds oil castof
Clothing and Furniture.
Do not mistake the number, IS Chatham street,
au28 20t-rc
DAINTIN Gs-A small collection Of and good Paint
inFs by the old masters perect order and
framed for sale 81 Liberty Two three fine hsto-
9till 2ocook sn26 sOtsrc
vVNHE INFALLIBLt HAIR DYE-Alexa nders obaphe
L Improvement Of i8t6-The most successful Liquid
Hair Dye known for dy cling the hair whskers 10 nau
the hair defy detection effect instantaneous and
permanent II be used with the greatest ease also
Tree from those properties usual in all imatans Of this cele
braed preparatory Of giving unnatural red purple tint
The genuine article is for sale by most Of the ccabe
druggists throughout the United States and by Rushon Co
Broadway; Thomas 4 MAXWELL William street; A. T. & d.
Sands, and Johnson Moore Taylor Maiden lane, New
Snas i sotsTc VIC T. q. A. WRIGHT, phl,dephi,.
NTW STYLE or MUSICAL INsTKT ME.TTs-
~ Just received from the first manufactures In Vienna
and Paris Of the latest and most approved mu.
steal Instruments consisting Of bass instruments called Baasa
Tubas, IN aud flat. with from to cylinder and Ia
gulate By the springs OF the valves according
fancy IN moment; also Euphoneum with cJ Under
valves the complete bass solo or
ches military bands together with general assortment
NETS Post Horns, Ccrnopeans Flutes Cariones &c., may
be had Wholesale and retail atC g. Chrstmans music and
musical instrument manuactory and warehouse l Pearl
sul2 sotSm
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WIN. M. YOUNG.

LUCK "A IHIs.-LAdiss, Gsitsrs, Slippers, Bus
n kns, Tie& House Slips, White and Black Satin
of Boots and Shoes, Of the finest STYLE Also large
assortment Of misses and chi,drens
Gentlemen will find n this great assortment Of fine
Boots and Shoes calf and patent eether: Caters of all
kinds Also Boys Boots CATERS and Shoes Of all and
sizes.
All of the above Of the best quality and cheap s7 Broad
way door above Franklin street.
as 3Ot*rc M. CAHILL.
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g. DIR. DE WITT c. KELLINGER'S INFAL.
4N<LlBLE LiN!MENT.-This truly astonishing me-

a. DIR. DE WITT c. KELLINGER'S INFAL-
@<LlBLE LiN!MENT.-Ths truly astonishing me
highly fragrant and perfectly delightful ia its flavor and
pecially designed to be prescribed internally externally
and warranted to after all other remedies have failed
BARRIERS ITCH old of every frost bites, burns,
pains in the back and affections Of the dsocaons
arKement Of joints bunons calB6 OF descrp
cording direction the bilious cho dsr
rh9a, &c. is take and affections Of the throat short,
of every nature yield To its uence Immediately Fee
yer and ague broken In two doses always NJ b. $4,000 cures
Among the many distinguished individuals who kindly
allowed to refer to tnem public good Hon. Mo-
SEES Grinneil residence No. College Place, New York
city; Hon Richard F. Carman, of Carmansyc, Now York
city, aud Mr. Arnold Mason, contractor Of the High Bridge
Harlem river cured Of chronic rheumatism OF
years standngcan be at all times at the Bridge; Mr.
lo3 that it saved h,s life from injury sustained By
fall Mr. James Murphy proprietor Of the Harlem Bulls
Head Bowery and Broadway lines Of stages ha; used his
mammoth establishment over Thousand bottles e says
and retail distributing agents are wanted Principal depot No
$50 Pearl street New York city; Inserso Co. Wholesale
druggists and at the principal drug and other stores sd
ties and sold at 3ocen!s single botts dozen; half
gross $2l $50 The propretors Of this
dy ready and wlng back their opinion, that hey
than any remedy offered to the public All letters
must he postpaid. vgNtsea*rc
=. Wl. N. YOUNG FORMERLY 4 ANN sIKEET
but the Paris Boot Emporium, 10 manufacturing the
best quality Of Freuch Cef Boots for 81 So eqsal to the
The do fine Calf Sewed Boots his make for - So
en Tayors half BOOB 50 75 pateut Cong Boots
made order for 50 IS Boots Shoes Caters &c constantly
on hand.
Also Military cork sole Boots made order, with fine
of al goods his line Conner of Fulton and Nas
sau streets. opposite the Herald Office WIN, =, ,,,,<
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nal the Piles triumnhapt 80 cured

y nal remedy for the Piles, triumphant 10000 cases cured
the past year. $3.50 .
This med cine is warranted all of Piles, either
Diseases found with Pes-such
Dysentery weakness, and inflammation Of the sp falling
the bow els womb &c that tem,les particularly sub
under peculiar for which csrt
could given Of speesy and efectual cures-but deli
forbids their publication.
and habua cost flow of blood to the head
fad speedy in Dr. Uplams Eectnary 1t is internal
remedy aud by its action the bowels and blood the
relaxed Of which the of the above named dis
Universal commentator From every city, and village
where d. Uphams Vegetable Pile Esctu has been intro
duced the gratifying intel gence Of ITS effects have
by the In hundreds of has
!riumphed over case. which were dsemed iucutable.
Letter Capt G. w Mclean of the u g. Service and Mem
her of the Ne Lagixlature.
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a q
have been afflicted for years with the piles and have

have been afflicted for years with the piles and have ed
without thing like benefit, almot everything
lost all Confidence medicine Under this feeling in
duced-not without reluctance, confess-to Upham
to the directions laid down. find to my utter surprise
think it dae alike to Dr. Upham and myself 70 make
this statement. q. W. Mclean"
street; at retail! by Dr.. A Upham 1856 Bowery A. II
Cough Co.. lao Fulton and by uggss generally
thro. ghout the United States Price 81 a box
NOTES.-The genu,.e Eecnay has the written sig aeture
en- All ohe, Electuary for the Of Piles
mits ious of this valuable 'emedy. s83'm
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xTMILAGE, n CONSISTING u cuv.uY ssc,e and dwell
~Rlng HOUSE. barn, houses, wagon houses,
crib barracks with seh Of excellent Land
high Of cultivation well waered and tmbsred The
crops surpassed by in the Satenor the
be surpassed for country The property will be sold
bargain, the present old attend Title
ndsputable. Apply JAS. 3. BARR, every Wednesday,
the Northern Hotel foot Of Courtlandt street. from A. NJ
p NJ and Thursdays until P. M; other days the New
York Real Estate Company Broadway and Maiden
lane. ]. b. B.
aul2 s0tsrrc
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NO HUMBuG-A new dining saloon Just opened down
No. II Front and lodging also: come and
udc~ for yours~Ir ronms are single su2t 7nt an