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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-09-03
EARTHQUAKE

A correspondent Of the Boston Journal,
dating from that city, says: "A smart shock
of an earthquake was distinctly felt in this
city, and in the adjoining towns of Cam
bridge, Roxbury, and Dedham, yesterday
Sunday forenoon, at about ten or eleven
minutes before ten o'clock" The editor adds:
"This earthquake we felt distinctly in
Roxbury. 1t sgitated our habitation con-
siderabIy, but we heard not the rumbling
noise which usually accompanies this phe-
nomenon."
Extract of a letter, dated Nantucket, Au-
gust 6, 1917.
ave have had for a few days past de-
lightful cool weather, and this morning a
shock of an earthquake between the hours of
8 and 10, which quite alarmed the islanders"
DiarrhGd.-People need not be long trou-
bled with that disorder SO generally preva-
lent at this season, commonly known as the
Summer or Bowel Complaint when the GER
tain remedy therefor is to be found on every
mans dinnef-table, in the shape of salt and
vinegar. Two teaspoonfuls of the former dis
solved in half a gill Of the latter, and swal-
lowed at a draft, will in most cases effect an
instant cure. The second dose, if needed
will assuredly accomplish it. We are rea-
dy to give our certificate to DR.. Pickle, in
the premises; for we witnessed the proof
Quad era! demOnstrdndam which is as much
as TO say, in Dutch, sit hasch hen tide
The recipe should be published annually
every summer
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" Wrong Post Office given.

OF Please take notice, that in the ss-
knowledgemens of subscription money for tho
Bugle, not only is the amount received pla-
ced opposite tho subscribers name, but also
the number of the paper to which he has
paid, and which will be found in the outsids
column of figures.
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looked uoon as his Immediate this superstition
win prove erroneous IL he sdvocats the defensive line
policy the STANDARDIZATION will have tremendous oppo
stIan t. oont-nd with In Congress should he declare
for TIE adoption OF tpat policy the whole whig party
will units upon it aud Ia conjuuctioa with Mr. Cat
tbs policy of tn imin'staon should the later ever
be nsd to adopt defensive line the Sierra Ma
would IA the ssectsd; out that the admnrtra-
will uiesoe In the defensive line policy, Ii In
TIE 10 degree Improbable.
In connection With this subject II may not be uusea-
sousbls remark that the views which have lately APP
pssred from tims time Ia tho editorial columns OF the
aopr ,pr'a.sd bodily boty in tue lea Ting t,cc
Of ths ID mocvate Rri,o for this Month, where thay
appear in very transparent dress aud are made to dc
service the basis OF Argument in favor Of COMPEL
Ing Mexico to all shs and all thu
tha va mon-y which has but objection
tha L. tina. it is impra tcable without ing directly
a1d osrta My tn result which understand the article
20 dsprecat- tmey the absorption Of all Mexico INTO
system Lac Mexino b. placed In such CO nd
tion a. To yield -uci for the support oil
our --iaNishm'n there. and a. the tim. TO Greats
nk n, fun for rhe .ui.hm OF her deot 70 ne
United Sta,-s AID a. on comn.nps var OF evsns,
thai must sv-n'uae in the ann-Yau OF the wnp 10
c'un'rv The reduction OF the whole country muss =
nscessarv preliminary the collection OF revenue o
therefor, II the reduction OF number OF tosh, ~
ott.s ba, ncrs sed the hostility OF the MsAeu =,
fold Elm ARMY first trod fh-ir SOIL tue
the whole country will agUavsee tnr, noI..'y
tim tn fold Bat the onter they shau con. nus ns
tile the lon GER b. compiled TO occupy tns Soon
trv Shoui this oocupatin oon,inne tw.ntv or uit~'
or ten or Ion er VIII be IN tho power
of nv i'm in strait cut loose from Mex'col "oud
nv va major Of the American peopl. pronounce
ara mar such procedure? GALvIENsls
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BARsApoEs, Oct lO-During the last fortnight album
dsnt supplies Of American provisions have arrived
ssting Of every article usually imported We observe
however that expectations to the colonies from this
stock have been extensive Several vessels landed only
portion of their and proceeded to neahboring
islands with the remainder Two Of white pine
lumber aud Goldfish could not fud market. owing.
ter OF inferior quality Knocked down under the
hammer yesterday at s. pur quinta The consequence
of this state Of things that retail prices both With the
merchant and shop keeper, at the old rate Corn
m-a article that's the principal support Of the lower
Ia the absence of native provisions be pur
chased at sterling for Ave pints Candles have also
declined Ia price Suboined are the quotations Flour
S725 rs; corn meal 81 Is 90; crackers S. IS g.
eta navy bread per bag ST. cheese IL is cts; hams
IL ID cts beans So 25 a. corn 81 80 q crackers 81
merchants have made requsition for meeting to be
held on Monday 18th inst to consider the present sy:
Of business in their line The dry goods trade Ia
lapguid; sales rather dull with heavy stock.
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her way to Boston Cargo sugar and nolases Weasel sghy
damaged.
scHs ConDovA Northup Of from Kingston Mas for
New anchor Of Chatham in the gale of Saturday
her chains she into New Bedford for repairs Capt
reports the Sarah Mary from plymouth
ed OF Plymouth Saturday parted her chains
both anchors.
BRo LoPER, Evans, which sailed 10Th ult for Peusm.
bucs, returned Phledelphis the 10 nsf distress
wing encounter violent gale from SS the 26th
lat NJ lon So W. which threw her her beam ends,
the foreopmsst winch carried with tho fore
ard mainlopmast and bboo~ The brig perfectly tight
BRIG NORTH BEND Cole. - days from Sagua Ia Grsnds
with and molasses bouad PhiladslI his Put
sale from the Nothwsrd LAT long 70 50 W. lasting
for dave; which the hull sails and rigging all
or less damaged.
BRIo CHARLOTTE. from Trinidad reported ashore on tho
Romer remained last night steamer went to her
assistance.
Wscaset 9Th inst from the yard of Messr
None Woodbridge CO. the built and ship
Bay State Of 600 owned by Means Henry Lincoln Co.
Of Boston. and Capt simmons, her commander.
At Bangor, 9th ult, from hken Fasss yard elegant
bsk - ss5 tons She INTENDED q ron 6sween New 70
New York. who n to mmsnd her.
At X nnebunk 10th mat by Messrs Bourne Kugb urv
the fae ship Henry Ware, OF $50 owned bv Messrs
George Ivory Lord and TO be commanded by Capt William
Williams.
N00ce % Mariners.
The following Buoys have been y placed in the Della
Bay by the B. Surveying schoonen Wave and Nau
tus-
SAILING DREcrioNs.
Vessels entering keep Z, larboad Of Red Buoys. altar
board Black side of Red Black
Black aud White perpendicular stripes mark channel Buoy
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Arrival OF Strangers.
TnULspAY Nov. II.
AMERICAN HOTEL.

AMERICAN HOTEL. . - =,
=: s;;G;'i T.
Bsssn; co,, sSsey; Davies. srnsh.i; sehes
hsd.ph. Ho9aa; New s, A x0,s o. Gren Di
PaIsh. Philadelphia.
..s NJ VIZ; AeRfsSf
s:s si;jSS ssi ASsn:
wfi.s,S ss.0s ,. cePS; M
ss"Ss 81. H. ss6l Ss N.spo sails
siis W'ii'iI: MsS .E ol;.i a'ss
Lancaster; T Wilson, Delaware; Jackson England
CITY HOTEL ,,.
s LGs.s
,,1.saIs Han.li PhIlaS, phs' 9i sas MI NJ,
Lend Porto Rico; Psi:is New YORK; obsI' Hsnne''y'
ei,; I$::
pan F. M sSs5I:"; uSa.S
E: H.
EASTERN PEARL STREET HOUSE.
Ss9~1f MsSs NH , T's
ao MS: H Hs1SS ssus
FRANKLIN HOUSE
ws beasi ssas:y
My %.m c .u*.
Geo M.cL.y, New Yo't; H Richardson, Pitt.burg; s.-
hSsS a.:
LOBE SSansS Conn NE: sSs%V a,ssss1
Phillips. WmSins.su; i Chrl.tsr Troy; Fielding. do;
Kelly, skansatls'; 9 kDs Albany:
j woodruff. Norwich; w Bond do; Mr. and Mrs SANFORD
Nsy SG
Thomson. PoIt.mOsth; Watson, y'I.n,a; Hammond
$::ss!$ s!::
LovKJoY's HOTEL.
L Dickinson Hoo.eh; g Wh.keZ Bennington; n N Wood
ase %ssE Sslli; NV go't GSf Payne Yss%ps
''G; y1Ei: sssE ;.st
e. IS sSE e" H:,:s
s%i! tS. New Hf Hs1ss jslsi. As1sS,sH; Bushnell
M MsSs.f sSis Sif2ss
s.:: Tsss ES Si% YG s;sasis
BS.,1 SsH'k sss. fsy y
NORTHERN HOTEL.
s;est Ss; Es:!sa Wifi
Island; Kc,s!l, B.shsnpton; stanIy dos Martin
rs:. .x. T: %y%aa sd :sA Isas
chol.. Boston; c burberry, Philadelphia.
PEARL STREET HOUSE,
Belcher, Massachusetts; C Wadworh, Connect ieut;
Downing Philadelphia; ~ Potz New Bedford; + Paykin
Porto Rico; Post, Bedford l. Toro,, Ea,t Machiss
s'ssai csnpSs va Fish, Ys1H
Miss Norwood, Baltimore
RATHBUNs HOTEL.
Field, St Louis; Mr. and Mrs Lawrence. Waterford;
Churchill UTICA; Buder Buffalo; Butler PhisdelPhia
son; Wyncoop, Hudson; Mr. Cleveand,F Jackson Pha-
Sherman, Buffalo; w Bacon, Bacon.
TAMMANY HALL.
JW Tgule. NJ D, O.weSs; W Pratt, New Haven; Ke'
ames Lansingburgh Leiber. Vermont; Nc Witt New
Yoak; H Fay, Troy.
TAYLoR's HOTEL.
:, Horton, Maine; H Anderson, Gshoes; N Barker Nev
Hartford; w Cuchn, Bo,on; II Hudson, Albany; w Car
man, do; e Burgess, Ala.
WESTERN HOTEL.
Casey Morrisown; Briggs, Philadelphia; Perkin:
ford; b Coyin Connecticut; Hon Ryley, W PheIp.
Hartford; @ w Sheldcn, Albany; Odel Peckskll; g
Hunier: sandy Hl 7 Paige. W g rmih, whitehall; Ly
and Lady Utica; Chapn Whitehall; Stlson. Mere
18th; G Palmster Glen; Falls: T Blodget QseFo;
Troy; NJ fearcc, Norwich; H Peck, New York.
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Eorelkn lrnp0rsatios,s.

LoNpoN-shp AMERICAN Eagles cases silk sh'wls 1850
saa' sss: seNs :' 1sss
N@;s. sssh;
ISL FIJI Fsss,s WssSn:s5.s sis!s; 6esg;a -,
bss% sT' st.sa;' SI.s:
T:.ssI, G.:ns;li. 20 8 xn;ia.s T;f@ss-,s g.
Smith 15'si: "a
esrks bag 'p e.. to order Ill. n u.,,;, o.,
Il 5.;"s
sf ' % : S1 se'fasS so; bale.
Bss 1, I'll m Is GSSons
s:on SGr:s Ca way aIss;;
S,s%Ss
Ri Red .o Bd Gf %n; es hOs Ss%R
sd. % ss sss sd: ss:s
T$Ss:: sssnlS'%$ fh :s $s1l
Fs:s:i S:,s
Den & .on--T svns & eo-acks W Boyce cocs BeII.
sSs, KsSgf &,
Nis%o.oa eA. R%Ssas!. f" 9. Russell MsrSs
*, SO is Dolce sse Nor
'Sg S;o tens asS sack. salt wpodhu
80 crate. 3 bags bags ISo tous coal to order
sys s so tsh .sss
,1h;Ia s Hunt CO. Carpenter G
A&d WIN ,u.-s Les:sSist : Wi:.adeeeI- Fellow:
E sf Ts".h soI If
T MouIs-I MORAN & Is-Iin-2 c w Thomas-a Spies.
Christ COG Fanfe'no' pulac-5 J Deraismes < col
BalliL Sander-6 Chur coz Bramhall, Abenerthy
Collins-l Babcock-t q Engler-3 Danguv-7 Male
zieux Gourd 600 Benk,rd Hut,on0 Noel de Courcy
II Lachaise Fauche-l w Tiler-3 T Murav-A +
H,urdeoain-3 Moran Iselin-l Cottine,-l Deropges
~ I Misr-3 Weist 4 Schivey-l q Enepputsch-5
Oppenh. i'm Coz MTiet Rober-4 Bergen & Walter
Thompson x Weller Fox Livingston-2 Bossange-l
B Windle-t 3 Petronaee-2 A Legoux-i Ii ingston
Wels-l Gilston Tredwell-l Belmon-2 G .rson &
E;2.s:ss s:;i.
Plat : Bro-i Dubois. "a Belt + Smith, Nor.
gan Haughuor-2 Canf'ld Bro & Coz Kastor-l de
Ivern is-2 SPECS fhrist-8 Schmidt Andrea-i Moran
Lcler-4 Van ,'ulnen-3 Fas lit col Manu- Borr &
Schnchardt-l Wolf Rst.nberg-l Um az, Dambmann CO
II Escher-l Boicesu Rusch-l Grosholt-3 Train
ger 4 col Lehmaer K Bro-l Perer-i Jeunjaguet &
coz + Rohe-l Piunket & Coles-l Payen col T. Fl
Robert Nathan-3J N Herick-3 cases wine Harnde
co.. q Mead-l50 baskets wine M,sou & Thompson-2O0
Bossange-l Giroux--28 cases to order.
BoRDEAuI-Bark Aixle-5 cks Motz x Pollets-39
cks brandy Leger-lQ do Blackburn-l25 BarralOw-
IL Buoid coy Michel-2J Casnet X ro-l3 cks
pkgs Pilot La Barr20 cks 10 pkgt Laurent Beaupton
4 chs 9 9 soherElo es White shefhtld-2 Eoo,e
Schrage Koop co-23 ssrdines g Rozat Cos cks
Anerzuna-l0 bales Boring Whites Efr,v-6o chs
brandy Barclay ston89 cks X Shonuenell25 cks
rs cs re 10 bis mdze Dursnd co5o bkts wine II Bay
aud-D cks I2l cs wine 10 bis mdze order
CiENFUEoos-Bark Classa Perkins47 hhds II bxs
Chnsteain Ponvert-lo hhds do to master.
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IN ihL CUHh W . me ruhn--is .ols or%s. e
stare-he diseases which were mistaken for IT,. Sonm-
those who the least o. IT. Those, how
ever Occupying too much space the following 5smaI will ;.
Judge whether he has this complaint or no. and is proper
b. the Of n.ns should Be Outraged o
ours bad long established bu, e1is
2T ns s'S
directing the attention to the seat Of this dis
only when happen. ;apsraddsd; and wiz
eTSed to upon the and @ system rather than
the part ,e There however three which
but
relate structure advanced and settled FORM while
s ea sesy and eeDy The
TAE MANNER UnrATrse-It has been said already tina,
ss' BE- a
T Sr si 81 sn
UNcuRED-It much how long .g9 may have oc
the ss e h.Tf .sS o i'm.
ee without saos Tor one . n:,a
a s chi sss 'nd strengthen
Tar ErrEcr sIScTTaE HAS yIoE THE MIrpmNo.
ores: the spirits mental energy that this
cOmpansd Of the same degree by ever, but i
structure which the patient does that
he active capable Of business formerly This
lso effect; though little understood but it
onably Indeed whoever considers the natural
nOn Of mind and sexual organs. will easily imagine thar a
these through che same medium the senual organs
The Private Treatise Of the author little volume which
Ss ,i, n: Of
On the OF structure IL repeated that this certain
free from pain and generally accomplished In
avery little time. SO much this however, could NOT have
but such have been the late i'm
this that by means and in the hands
of careful experienced persons, the accom-
pshed many days formerly demanded months Many
Also who consult the writer personally on account OF
distance undertake the Themselves and happily sue
coed To such the Pnctics Private Ireaises invaluable
Dr. Ralph, author Of the Practical Private Treatise &c,
90 Greenwich and those who apply IN he early Ee OF
convenience attending aher cure He believes however,
il is chiefly those who suffered from certain class Of
people, and other causes, who properly
precate his services especially in Structure from its first OF
to its advanced and Distressing which
from unc advantages in addition toa very extensive
oracxce in this complan) he afford rapid easy md
radical cure which he has ground for stating be obtained
from no other source America. Office hours ~ A. M
and TO r. M. (Sunda,s invariably excepted Consulta-
tons by letter. be addressed Box 900 Lower Post Office
New York; 81 3Ot-Ic
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NR UYHAMS VEGETABLE ELECTUARY, or inter
- nal remedy for the Piles triumphant $4,000 cured

~ nal remedy for the Piles triumphant! $4,000 cured
This is warranted all Of Piles, either
Bleeding Blind internal External and all Inf mmatory
Diseases found conjunction with the Pessueh Chronic
Dyenery, weakness and inflammation Of the Spice falling
ohe bowels, womb &c that females particularly sub
under peculiar circumstances for which many cer
could be Of peeay and eectual cures-but deli
cacy forbids their OBLIGATION. 49, .
Severe and habua flow of blood the head
dyspepsia uceraons fsula inflammation Of the stomach
find speedy in Dr. Uphams Eectuary It's an internal
remedy and by its action the bowels and blood the
eases. go
Universal commentator From every city, town and village
where Dr. Upham Vegetable Pile Eecuary has been intro
duced the gratifying intel gcnce OF its effects have been
received by the proprietor la hundreds Of instances has
trumphed over which were deemed incurable.
Letter of Capt g. W. Mclean, Of the Service and Mem
Der of the New jersey LEGISLATURE - ia,
afflicted for years with the piles and have tried
without anything like pei benefit, almost everything
assuming the ofa remedy had matter o. course
lost all confidence medicine Under this feeling Wa ~
dnced-not without reluctance, confess-to use opnad
Eli cusy and having used il for about three weeks ae
ing 70 III. DIRECTIONS laid down find to ny st S.s hss
me think il due alike to Dr. Upham md myssI g
Sold wholesale and ressil by Wyatt and Keschsm, III sg
ton street; retail by Dr. A. Upham iS6 bowery; a. A.
Cough Co, its Fult2n street, and ~ pIuses" k'h''"'
thyou Ghout TIE United saiss Price box
CUBAN as nj FSs bssa
PEN All eihN xiessSNy aaysyiss6 sos ms N" W.. ~
fnlhdsas efShis yalssbls sshsdS'
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CARTER'S SPANISH MiXTURE.-This extraordinary
~ remedy for the first time presented to the public
USE private Practice for twenty years has been
.gazed by marked and has Proved beyond the
'hAdow doubt its wonderful curative powers in that
bic. serofua cuaneou, affections syphlc and mercual
vscsra affections Of the kidney liver Spleen
To all those afflicted with of these diseases
searching It's effects. containing .rsenic cooye
those complaints which often battle the skill Of the physi-
clan. Further Interrogation will pc furnished by Dr. WH
may be obtned II may also be found Ming.
lS2 Broadway Of John Gums 81
Checker and Of Mr.. L. Blocker. Chon $40 Green
wien street.
NIL LIT Nrc
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nR COOPER, IA DUANE STREET between Chatham
- aud William streets has for the last fourteen
oyed the mott extensive praetce in private diseases OF any
OF this d and mild cured i've day.
StrctueDr Cooper has discovered method by which
he the form Of structure from to two
with scarcely any pain TO The patient
This wh,n freely INDUCED in begets dyspepsia
weakness of the limbs and small OF the back confusion OF
Intellect and aversion society cure warranted IN every
case. or NO charge No mercurv used. nl3 Hsrc
nRLAMERT still be found 1t his old Once, 50 Gold
seetnear Fulton where he canbe confdentiay consult.
ed by ell those unhappy victims of malpractice in every dis
ofa private The Doctors treatment is up the
system already .ucesssfuy praetissd eY him
the consequent result Of ndscree indulgence in youthnoe
urnal emissions together with speedily and e
c,us cured Al G'., paid enclosing fee prompt
RTA hx BEssT q
quaint those any way interested the diseases there
lrred to- that he may be consulted at bis private IS
OF NJ Also, to observe that besides gleet structure and
the various complicated disorders entscd these parts by
veoerss malsdes there are Others which are deeply
Sns"e. osrI Gdns 4s..s. and
BLADDER; GRAVEL, and those various Urinary Afec-
tions by post may be addesd Box $50 Lower Post Office
and vii receive the faithful and deliberate attention
METNHARDT's GTLDED BRASS LETTERs FOR
M letters are rsmsTiabls for Durability and
the biisney warranted to stand exposure
Be desired, Orders e9 AZ Jones bssbss Co.'S 100 FuliOs
s'i \: :. , vi; ssm. .s'
Tiiss'H ''''' v ~ ~ Er NExxARpT.
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Pnsso.Oers Arrived.

LorpoN-ship America. Eagle-Rev Or W Dwight,
aud y.pt so,,Sn NJ, foe; PosLsTa and NJ W..
SRohers Mr. Watkinson. Mr. Luby. Mr. Lucy London;
Mr. Holt -er, 0ermanv-ll7 in the stesrsge
LVeRPooL-Sh,p Liverpool-Mr Hays, Pittsburg, Ohio;
Ny h9 King Mr.: Flint aud child New York J0ha A,khap
= Ireiand-322 IN the sleersge.
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WASHING, ON, Nov 10, ls47.

Next Congress very tight ct. II Thiboud'aux Is de-
featei Ia Louisiana by the go between. Msjor Barker,
which Is probable and ssssipp returns four demo
Gratis also probable, then the clerk of the House will
be Maj Fr-nsh although the wings will have major
ity OF one bscau-. John q Adams Is pledged or Is un
dsrtood tn be pied Ie and If papsr IN tho last Union
does not cliach th. old then must that he
In out OF the reach OF praise; bat old ha TO- rather
suspect the Elk President likes to be tickled about
well as any Of US. 10 JOHN.
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PHrLApsRpHiA, Nov. IL, ls47.
TIA, Recent Murder, &c.


A second investigation will be made this afternoon,
for the purpose of ectng facts in relation the
murder of Roger Kelly, in Southwark. Many addition
al facts have been brought to light but nothing
goes TO crimnate the supposed cuprt Cowperthwsite
Certain members Of the gang he belongs have sgn-
fed their willingness to Disclose what they know II they
receive that their safety will not be en-
dangered In consequence. Something should be done
at once In this the would-be informers will
hy the city II their offers not acoeded to
The city Is destitute Of any local events Of sufficient
Interest to trouble your readers with to-day.
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The NAVAL MEDIc,L CoRPs.-The following
candidates for admssIo into the medical corJs
OF the navy, have been examined by the board Of
geons recently In session at found qualified
and commissioned assistant surgeons to rank Ia the
following order list, VIM. towbsr I'd, D. Warren
Ashton Miles eth, rhnsss J. HeSvits
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| ROCHESTER, New. o. I8a The market was inactive
day and transactions limited the views OF buy
aud sellers being too much at variance 1000 bushels
0suesee wheat sold at 81 lSX The street price
was about the same. The tendency of prices IL
downward Boats plenty and freights range from
63 to 62H cts Flour barrss sold TO day ct %
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ANJrsI CEN

SANCTIONED by ,pular opinion and the high authority Of
disngus he'd Of the medical faculty. i offers 70 e
whose has instance pported ~
deserved reputation Being convenient and agreeable IN s
experience has proved that il retains In every
paste-is tasteess aad does impair the Digestion
following the sea- going long rnd
portable In its FORM speedy and efcacous ~ opersnon
whilst the usually taste and odor
NATURAL to copaba wholly avoided in this preparation For
'aie wholesale anu r1IixaMES TARRANT. Druggist &c.
corner OF Greenwich and Warren
Also for sale Park Rows ITO broadway: Aor Housei
as William 1T: Is3 Broadway s2 30tsm