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DO You wantto DRESS, BEAUTI-
Fly, and make your HAIR soft
aud FINE g---RE1D.

], IIenv z. Cullen, Late barber on board
tbs steamboat South America, do certify that
Jones Coral Hair Restorative ~ the best arti-
Gle ! ever used for dressing, softeniDg, cleans.
ing aud keeping the hair a long tune soft,
clean, silky, dark aud in order all my Gus
tomers preferred it to any thing else.
Sold only 10 New York at
20 Chatham street,
Sign Of the American Eagis.
. Also in Newport, by X. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-11-18
q 10 TTVSE WTIOsE II INTN 10 VNNT ,IE
Or falling of and weak at the
ROOTS

] hereby certify that my hair wns turning
gray, and falling off, aud that since ] have
used Jones Coral Hair Restorative IL has entire
iy ceased fallings growing fast aud has fine,
dark look Before used Jones Coral Hair
Restorative combed out handfuls Of hair
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-11-18

AN ACT in addition to act prescribing the
manner of proceedings in Courts
IL IS enacted By U.1 General .issemGiy as fol-
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-11-18
RIFY THE BL GOD.
MOFF T'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
PHOENIX BITTERS

The high aud enved celebrity which these pre- eminent
Medicines have acquired for their in,arabe efficacy In all
the diseases which they profess to cure, ha, rendered the
usual practice Of putting not only but
thy Of them They known by their fruits their good
works testify for tem and they thrive D BY the faith q
the credulous.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-11-18

A0FNTN.
.NeirpOrt-R J. TAYLOR.
BristOl-S. w. BRIGGS.
Proridcace-CHASE a. DODGE.
Sransey-JOHN X. WOOD.
FaH Rirsr-E. =. CHASE.
.N,D BedJord-E. THORNTON d SON.
And by the dealers ~ Medicine generally.
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~ No Charge un al the Hair IL Restored
BEAI.s's HAIR RESTO RArIVEis applied on the shove
tsruls the once los Mas ssu-st n b-for hese mo
apply 10 themselves II 10 for sale myll Sms
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RI THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Things In philadelphia.

..ooudeace OF The Tribune.
PHmADELPHIA, June 2, ls4T.
,,s markets are very dull to day. Flour is still
s,,,s ssles 500 bbls. at s. So $50 at 81 81. and
o5. No transactions in Rye today. hear
I, sales Of Wbest-it Is held above views Of buyers
Ser a. 10 81 o. for red and white Corn Meal has
| s,c5-ssles Of 5000 bbls vt a. p.
- weather is very warm aud makes ne think OF
- Nav and Saratoga rather than business.
,ree number Of gentlemen from Boston interested
a. Reading Railroad with others OF this city have
/ J. 70 Pottsville on a tour of inspection.
y, Floral Exhibition for the bene Of Robert Rakes
[.n, and the preparations for the Great Temperance
|es uext Tuesday the absorbing objects OF ate n
4, Hon. RoBr. T. CONRAD, the Orator OF the day
l. e,led West few days since, on account OF inc
Ling sickness OF a brother Tho general nope IS
n be may return In season, the cause OF MS absence
LILY removed. - 80
E1Is OF s1ocKs -Fira Board- 5000 Cincinnan o ,.
| no Reading r. 3ds 2gg Ches and Del Cnl. . ,
~. Rank "a 10 Chcs and Del chi, e3t 800 Grsrd
"a. 12I. ? Penn Rank. 300 $50 q : Bank, ~ 2
.nd Del Chi s5i do s6 $1,000 Reading 6s, 74i
Il beading cash. 29i 500 Vioksburg. b5ds. IA 45s
"a Rsnk l2i 100 d., b5ds l2i her and Man Bk,
20 s7OO schu Nav 6s. sc, 76. 10 Mechs Tx, 27t
( in,sbspy. b5ds. IA Peuna Bk, 1901 go Read X,
- ga. 5000 Susqu Sc. b5ds, IS, % Ches and Del
- a 5000 Reading Sc. 7fi.
s.s.S Boord-l69 state 5s. 20 500 do, ISL 100
,Ss.,nrs Is i2i 5000 Ste 6's s5wn 90 100 vicks-
- 10 1000 U s Tress 6s, 1861 30 Yicksburg, b5,
= sncn State 90. 30.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IN packetship admiral from HGpre-Mrs II w LiyDgs
ton Miss Sylvie Livingston. Miss Mary Livingston. Miss
Stephan Livingston Mr. Walter Livingston Master DE
erase Livingston Master Robert Livingston, Master
.opis Livingston and servants. Mrs Harriet Brown,
Mise Augusta Brown of Providence; Mr. Carroll Lvngs-
Ton, NJ Fox of do; j Fox ofdo Madame II BossaDge,
Mics NJ Bossange Mr. Paul Bossange and servt of Paris;
Mrs Wotton. Miss Sylvie WottOn OF New-York, DIR
II NJ Smith and lady of Wilmington, Del Mr. Castor
Lemercier and lady of New York, Rev Cummings of
Washington, DC; Rev Brown of Philadelphia, Mr. c
Delmonico of New York, Cshsrt of New Jersey,
Nat elnare of Paris Madame Gursntol OF Psrls Water
IA Germany, Gerndan of Geneva, Miss Gerindsn of
10 Mi.s sirbit ofdo-300 In steersRe.
In packet ship Burgundy. from Harre-Messrs 9 l. Ro
.erts of New.York, lsnsrd of Boston, w Miles
of Charleston Mrs Ann Werrey do-27l sieersge
IN Bremen ship Emma, from BroneH-Mr Theo Brunn
Of New York MIR Carl Shsier of Permont-lsO in the
Storage.
In bark Bogota from HarGaa-Mrs ii Gszzsn, J
Sanchez r Hudson, G Hudson.
IN bark Isaac Mead, sailed from Savannah Sd inst for
Ksto YorkMr George Jones' lady children and nurse
Mr. A Gardner and lady. MY p Bell lady and child
Mrs T. Shaw Niles X Peck Miss Gould, Miss Mary
Stiles and servant. Miss J AbOrn Mics Halsey
Mas c Watson Miss Watson Miss j Wsrdell Miss
Campbell Miss z Minis Miss II Minis and servant Miss
Byrne, two Misses lngersoll DIR Byrno, Messrs
Nymsn. NJ Fuller + OBren, r Hslstesd II Moss,
DeMsrtin. II Sistrupk, X Beers, Akin, 4 Perpsl
c Smith. A l. Boswell. Stes, Peck, Hogg, II
Reid c Bulkey. and Master Psrkmsn and servant
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Packet ship Admiral Wotton fm Hsyre May II; mdse,
h When 10 lat a. ion 40. was In with ship 1ennes
- OF Boston steering w o'clock NJ sih inst Sandy
sook bearing w by n, distant 100 miles exchanged
ssnsls with the pseketship Henry Clay, hence, for
| liverpool
b. shp ori1Abs Venice Is d. I'm Liverpool pig iron
at &C. TO order The o. has experienced severe gales
abe pssssge-lost fore and main topmssI fore and
nsstopss yards &c. The broug POI steersse pas.
sasers-1 died on the passage.
Br ship Earl OF Liverpool Csthcar IS fun Antwerp
ballast and ~ steersge passengers. to Lee & CO.
om Bremen for New York
ship Memphis Bunker, Is de FIN New Orleans md Sc.
il W Nelson.
French ship Housy, POn', so d' I'm Hsvre, l3s pas.
sagers 10 A G Rossire.
ship orpheus, Freeman % dc I'm New. Orleans, mdse
. Tracy
French ship Georges, Deacon 50 ds fan Bayre, mdse
nd rs passengers. TO Boyd Hincken.
Bark sarah Boyd. Drummond. ~ de I'm Sligo ballast
nd 10 passengers. TO Moses Taylor.
svs Isaac Mesd Brown, 6 cs FIN Savannah, coitsn to
Demin
u bark Chancellor, Commander Defrsneh, b ds FIN
ape Falmouth. West Coast Of Afrios.
Bremen bark Pacific, Cockgster, 81 De I'm Hamburg.
= ballast 90 schmidt Bslchen.
Hamburg bark Norma. Bolliston, April H. In ballast
schmidt & Bslchen.
Bara General Taylor Bedman. IS days from London.
sase. and 23t psssengs, To order.
Bremen bark Columbia. Brunsn from Havre, April -.
| dse 10 Boyd & Hincken.
Br bark Margaret MeMullen so ds fun Liverpool IA
3ksst &c order-240 ssersge passengers, McMurrsy.
Brig Frances lngrshsm, II dc I'm Mstsnzss sugar TO
Isder
Bremen brig Kunigunde, Loueren 81 Dis I'm Bremen.
ballsst and 10 passengers. 10 Henchman Hunksrd.
schr Boston Goulding de fsn Baltimore.
sehr Mary Farley, ngrshsm, Thomsston lime.
schr Fashion. Kelly 3 ds I'm Boston, = w Lewis
schr Mystic. Churchill, Boston
Schr Victor, Hsllet Boston, udse = w Lewt.
e"er Sarah Perry. New Bedford
scnr .onn Cooley a. Son. Boston, J Atkins
scnr american Belle. Baxter, Boston
sehr Vsrmihon, seaman Bslumore
schr lsabelia, Sherwood, Boston.
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Markets. Carefully repoytsdfOr The lS'S''''.
"WEDNESDAY. June 9.

Markets Cd0sig rePoyhaJ" ~" A''
"WEDNESDAY June 9.
AsHEs-There il a good demand for Pots AZ o.
with sass 200 or 300 bills Pearls dull at 5lt LIZ
nor, from At 10 stb June Pots l006 bbls Pearls none
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market hss been M meI
tn dav and better demand has sprung up. some %
the large shippers have relieved the Market ~
considerable psrces ON their own seeo9nt snu snps
order. have come in to some extent There We're some
sales Mehissn An The morning at 5oi and Gcnesee at
69 but at the close holders we're very nrm al '9or
Gsnesee and Michigan OF good brands sold al tue same
price. Many holders are asking 81 hrmy Ihe1e "s
good inquiry on Change mostly for export Sou sue
aggregate sales of the day add up l2OVV 70 i'VV
81 - oot a. IS Included In the sales were o v uo''
round Ohio al IS and 1000 Michigan 10 srrye IN ny
SIT. The receipts yesterday were 2SVVO DON, sha
1858 bhs Meal Ia southern there is little or notnin
doing Small parcels are selling At %. Meal Is dun
NJ tf The sales are 1000 to 1900 bbls sale OF loOV
bbls tor future delivery made private terms
RYE Flour, small sales at <7d7 25 The receipts OF
Flour down the Hudson from the opening Of River
igson 10 last evening 627 80 bbls Export from
lst 70 eth June. whes, Flour, 1883 bbs
GRAIN-Thereis a good inquiry for Mixed Wheat
"a ,h. market il hrm The sales reach - 900 TO
* 600 bushels a, s262 o. and very superior parcel
Gepesee 1000 bushels supposed a, - % Good White
samples are worth about 81 Is. Corn was nrm Al the
close and in good demand At improving rates sale OF
1000 bushels prime River Yellow Tor delivery IN ~
days made At l25 cents and In soduoa SPOUT 1Vvp
bushels Mixed and Yellow ~ ll4GllI Tor Mixed ana
usSl2o for Yellow There sale OF 5000 bushels
White the only sample believe on the Market Al
high figure tor export and 2O0 bush Mixed Tor Aug al
100 and Whereabouts Most OF the ssles are Tor export
Rive dull 81 l35di3lt. The sales are SoOu bushels
Barley is inactive Oats hrmer and retailing al oSd
"A cents Beans and Peas are wanted and scarce fess
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CONSUMPTION DURABLE.

A PRACTICAL TREATISE on ne Lungs, % prove
~ Consumption q Manageable disease. containing tie
Causes. Cure and Prevention Of Crn,lmpuon, BY J
Rose, 81 d. graduate u Penn'ylvania Untyersy Price
- gents
Th- Dowe-less, or the Lost VIII By Madam Chas. Rry-
baud. Price % Ga
The American Literary Magazine, ny Timo'hy Dwight
Ssrague new Magazine and apparently Of great prom
ise. Sub-rrpil IN - IS cts pr no.
The Life OF Gen. Taylor, with an account uf the War In
Mexico. with four i.lustrstOns. Price ~ cts
The Pictorial Brother Jonathan Price l4t ca
Buff AMI Sue or The Prvsteers " The Revolution, by
Chas. r Sterling. Price . CTS.
No Of The Life Of JOssphu. with beautiful engrsvngs
pub -hed to-day. Price IS cts.
Psrsers Exploring Tour beyond The Rocky Mountains,
with Map. Prcs 81 -
Esti-r q Meins sni : psrt. Price . cls. per part
History and Travels Ia California by Farnhsm. 50 ca.
Agents supplied by w. n. GRAHAM
je9 Tribune Buildings
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THE CoTTOS CRoP IN FLoRIDA-We learn
from all parts of the State that the crop is much
backward than at this time last year. The has
sen 80 far asa whole. quite npropitlous-remsrka.
Div cool and lstterly, quite wet In parts of
west Florida and ia detached portions Of the Middle
District the young plant has been seriously injured to-
,,y DESTROYED by the recent hail stOrms while in al
PARTS of the State the late heavy rsns coming the
sel of unseasonably cool weather have checked and
retarded the growth Of the plant and given it droop
ING and sckly appearance. From Jackson Gsdsden,
Jefferson Madison, and In this County we have heard
complaints of the rsvages of lice upon the plant and
one Of the Editors OF the Flordan states that the
v existed throughout, East Florida Ii may with truth
he said then that the whole the present aspect OF the
crop in this State is unpromisng-eertsnly much
40 than last year before the caterpillar commenced his
work OF destruction The plant is at least average
two or three weeks more backward and with much
less vigorous and healthy appearance.
Florida Sentinel June !.
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DIED

m the sth inst LYDIA, wife of Isaac w. Bhncker.
os sged 81 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
.1v invited 10 stend the funeral. on Thursday after
Ia At o'clock from her lse residence ia Perry ST.
IN remains will be taken to Greenwood for inierment
A Brooklyn, last evening 9th instant, EMELlNE
owning. only daughter of Addison +. and Anna
liz Bond sged years and months.
Tee friends Of the family are respectfully invited TO
Dd her funeral on Friday the llth inst. at4 o'clock
Il N from "a Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn
The Reverend the Clergy OF the Cities OF New York
"a Brooklyn are respectfully invited 10 attend the
.,persl Of Rev GEORGE BUBCKER, late Rector Of St
eorges Church Flushing, this morning at II o'clock
ne steamer Washington Irving will leave Fulton
Nsrket slip at 81 o'clock.
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miscellaneous.

THE ANIMAL CONVENTION OF the Jned
Iuhcrl Society FOR The PROMOTION q nlvef.-
Mental Liberty Will assemble al re Minerva ON, so
Broadway 10 o'clock Sunday mornnz June j. ior or
gsnzaon aud the evening 81 q. DC ock, for tn- spread
OF bera Information. Speakers from distant portions Of
he Uniou will deliver Addresses on Interesting moral
Ns-Lsiis. and gentlemen friendly % free discussion
ieie s. THOMAS HyRrrELL Presiisrt
S,VESTH WAND BANx NEW-YoRE Jun- ?, l8f7.
ELECTION-At an slecion ~. DAY hed, ne gu W
Il log nsned gentlemen we're chossn Directors for The
ASrshsn Daily. Jas ?. Peunimaa, W. 3. rown,snd.
David Brown. FLETCHER harper, Ela. folFrfi,
Ross W Wool. Philip Harmon, ". Lawrence,
ChAs. ". Mibans. Ffarcis Gross, Nm. Hssey.
George ". Corles.
And for ID'peesors o ne next Election
Ode Lockwood. F.F Msfbury, william Leylin-
Atsmeetirg Of Ih- Bosrd. subsequently held John W.
L.wr-rce Esc, unanimously elected Presifrnt, 10
pace % David RroFn. Use who d-ciued reelection.
byorcer. lj-lol : FAAsER, Cashier
AaTA-HINts AND IRONING. forfimiii-. or singie
w gentlemen ia dng- ID a clean and hA1drome er
SIS Broadway Ia The basrmr1t hy respectable wo-
msn who produce good ei-rsree " required -l0 p
SALAMsNDER -AFE--U. 5 District Court
- Before His n nor. Judge bea-Ben- q. Wilder, -
Crande Rich A ; Marvin AMI others-On The appica-
made By Wider for o. lril'c1n against defendants
for A. uf GENE QOu bis patent, and after h-Erng
sewers DAYS 90 he part - defendants th- jude decided
that the PAeuee he first s1d original tiscoyerer q
ih- things patented and lat he planur Va. 10 posse.
70 ana Of he discovery the lime of he defend
auts' inngsmeui-erd should he pstene- establish ti.
nghI 10 Court u Law, lhsn b. Judge Beusi would
grant irianciiors 70 stop farther infrir gem-nts.
Therefore. The public should heed NJ NLcer's cauto n
A. rot Be missd snd purchase Artee practically made
sud fraudl emily sold
The genuine u der. Patent sslam,nisr Safes can only
be had Wh-r- most Of The public Institutions have puT
sILAs C. HERRING.
t-lO Isl and lss Wster o.
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TOBACCO PRoscRBED.-The Baptists and Pres
I,vrans are holding general Conventions In Cincinnati
Ia the citizens of that place appear be unwilling TO
siend the hand of hospitality 10 the delegates unless
|aey give up their tobacco. The Gazette says;
Our theological friends the delegates 10 the COnven
|on seem 10 have brought their partially for tobacco
i poor market II is said the prOpretors Of the Sec
I'D Presbyterian Church hesitsed long before giving
heir consent TO it's being used for Convention not
i,hing TO have 1t besmesred with tobacco juice. dis
neuished physician offered 10 entertain four Of the del
gates his house, during their stay, If that number
ould be found who did not use the filthy weed The
Rev Mr. Msgoon. extending Prof Mitcbel's invita-
top TO the Baptist Convention, 10 visit the Observatory
legged that the delegates would leave their tobacco
he foot of the hin In view Of this general unpopu.
ry in all decent society the editor of the Wsehman
the Valley en,reats his reverend friends 10 iorego la
use altogether"
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- The Mnrried Wnmnn,. Privnfe NIedicl

Comparatively Dr. A ~ Msaricesu Professor OF Dis
u " nnen. Second edition. Price 81.
The great drm1n1 FOR this Wost important work tOi
which thou sold has compelled Toe issue Of q
edition. Every FINALE Is getting a copy, whether
married unmarried, although ID Ia Intended esperisy
Tor the married 10 6iscoses important secrets which
should be known 10 th-m particularly. Here every f.
male discover he causes symptoms, and The most e.
fcent remedies and certain mode a cure in every
For sale A. p Broadway under he American M
2n5 Broadway Al.o, 10 be Ont med a. The Medical
Office Ia Liberty a. NewYor slso Li-ber Co. corner
Ch-snut and Thifd 80. Philadelphia
On The receipt q : copy viii be transmitted by mall
free 81 pOstsgel 10 paris of The u t4ies lel bus'
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GENTLEMEN7S SUMNER WEAR.

OUR STOCK Of segsOnShe gOois comprising me lsls .!
W and fsshOnahle styles In the marse onered Tor
Inspection under the assurance hat The same enfesVps
which have ELECTED very liberal share OF PATRONAGE Will
be sxerled give satisfaction Ia The style and make OF
on OF those v no have proved The truth ~ assertions
In reference superior cut or psntsoons We are eus
b-d furnish, assortment Of Ca-- meres ana ori
jing. and 10 hose In vant Of light and airy garment
several highly approved styles uf ssck- .
From the particular attention directed To Army ana Ma
W ,gors Uniforms hre furnished Ia srct conformity To
regulations and always hand goods 10 sns~ ~
the requirements II IN grades of The service.
MN r JENNlN0s 1 co Diapers ard TRilors,
AQ2frf 2}i Broadway. American Hotel
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CASH TAILORING ESTABLIsHMENT'
DEM. W. BENsON Draper and Tudor, li2 Fulion-st
ID ms an extensive assortment OF Cioths Cassmees and
Veings which vii be made - order Ia this mosi Ran
ionable stye Tor cash.
choice and general sssJrtmeui Of gentlemen. fancy
dress slso constantly on hand. myli isu
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PoR TuE FIsnING HANKS.

s9.f-g---iN The steamboat HI6HLANDER having
been Withdrawn from the Newburgh
rolte until the 18Th Of September for the purpOse Of run
ming regularly to he Fishing Banks during the sumner
season will commence her ps on or asout the y net
ana will leave every Monday Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday mornings and al The usual hours For Psrtcu
lar. see farther adverusemens The Highlander be
chartered on fridays and ssiudsys for excursions around
The harbOr. ~ SCHULZ,
isiO n Corner Of Wsst and Duane sta
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Eophs.
GENERAL. TAYLOR

ar THE KING OF TRUMPS YANKEE DOODLE,
~ Of the current week contains excellent aud spirited
Illustration OF the Hero OF Buens Vista The King Ct
Trumps BESIDE other fire pictures there IS vsre
Of reading matter among hich - M be found The third
chapter Of F-msle Smrods. which Is making quite =
stir .mong house-bunters. Price 81 cts.
i-i0 W n. GRAHAM. Tribune Buildings.
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colo LEAF and Del

Colo LEAF and D-nfisS God soil-oi saper -
VI quality equal TO aoy the United shiSe soe ~ -
10 west maze, pdee. benusS Foi 90 per on TN Sstl
q Old 81 yer and imitation sropzss, 81 ne nAnaseiosy
ss6e-sl established 10 ieS = xr.uou
myls imis- "~S~
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.T~~- >TE ,MDO.T COMPANY Of Geo.
H~rs< t-rior OF the States Il
GEORGIA. SOUTH CAkOLlNA,

GEORGIA. SOUTH CAROLINA,
TENNESSEE, snd ALABAMA,
sent vi. savannah will be forwartrd by the Steamboat
COMPANY OF GenrsA In their steamboats, "a Aagusa es Of
communion. Al the lOwe.t current rate OF Ire ght
In addition to the steam power his Company already
possess they have under construction new se4tn'
boat ofunususy ght DRAFT - s@r and high speed bu u
expressly with 81 insut- prompt transportation OF
goods In all stage. Of The River Navigation
Goods marked for The 10 erilr u h- county after resch
Auguss HAMBURG are fOg~a ded by ne Asons Oi the
Company there IN ih-lr final destination,
Shippers may rely upon having the 0r Of their goods
carefully looked tO In >agsnnah.
Brs Of Lsding may be mail or per vessel ship
ped By to w +. "iLLlAhs' ageD'i
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MARRIED 4:

On Tuesday s.6 inst, By r. Roy Edmund J james
>, AZ Or. David NJ. Reese.
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myi 2awsmTukTh.' 10 BoId-st Liverpool

~ A Plain -tatemenf.-rhompscn's Compound
Syrup Of Tar and Wood NspihA-This medicine, the IN
vention Of a man who gave the subjects OF Pulmonary.
Bronchial and PectOrE Diseases the most rigid exAmn
lion been before the public near .our years Dl-
ring this period IL has performed OF he remark
able cures record o. Pulmonary pOn-secursd
the recommend and 0f physicians IN their practice
and he waesl approval u thousands Of persons In ord
usry and colds ooughi In hosrsene' splitting u
blood, sc.
C-rthcstes Of fis wonderful power have been given ~
some instances and sworn TO tue by persons " ho,
81 any tus will give verbal verhcar0n o. their CONTENT,
Bui, beware ~ limitations ard purchase 1hOmpsons
Compound Syrup OfTsr from but advertised agents
or Of hose ah0vs the suspicion ofdesng IN commercials
Itls frequently used snd highly recommended By some
Of he respectable physciAnsin Ne~-forf aud pill
adelpha - -
Prepared only By AUGNET DICKSON, y cor. o.
Fith and spruce Philadelphia Sold wholesale snc
relan BY WYATT KErCHuM, general Ageut', i2l
Ynl,onst sad n rs Brost~ss. a. Sm+i'
~ Uyer's Pills, Depot No. 11D Fuiton-st. %
foOr No family having proper regard 10 heAlh should
without this medicines and one VII be, AFTER faith
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by r. COLTN>. Auction and Cammis.on mer-
- ehsnt-sals. Rsom $40 Brosdwsy, Gctfc Hall, nav
ing rerov The nan-t large rooms, nov pre-
rsr-d 10 receive oil hints Of Cxblr-t Pursipr~, Dry
Goods Carpets and Housekeeping aruees OF essgy ae
.eripf,on for private sale or saeoo ana
10 uiake settlements with his Usasl p'omptness he wa
also buy preferred Outdoor sales In any part OF me
/ .frv au-ntsd a. an
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miscellaneous.

iii GENTLElIEN's SUMMER HAT-.-RoeGy
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