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Mo HUMBuG-A dining saloon just opeued down
IN town, No. II Front street, and od aho come and
Judge Tor yourself Tie rooms are singis ausi VIZ
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BOOKSELLERS TRADE bALES.-Oentemen attend
- the Trade Sales, presumed 20 know the style and
publications. they
caly call and the stock in all
variety Also, the low prices the catalogue with the cash
prices down the bills the Comic, German House
keepers Farmers and Rough and Ready Amsnacs Tor Ieas
kinds Books; the number Of kinds Toy
Books coofod and pan and the immense number OF Misce
Books Of all and prices; and above all
our be satisfied that deal fairly them In
'propra PERSONA with the letters &c
TURNER Y FISHER, "a Chatham st. N. Y.
as mrsrc u North 9Th street Philadel ph,s.
DOVER LOOMs-for sale, 80 Marrow Looms OF su
perlor make Of TO twilted work. either cotton
wooden satnets, Kentucky jeans tweeds or drills with
change They will be sold at bargain Inquire
Broad street 70 ietsrc
NEW YORK DENTAL DEPOT -pentss aud drag
gsts are respectfully Informed they had the sub
rnbes complete assortment OF Teet Dental Instruments,
Gold Foil Plate, Wire Solder Spiral Springs ,ans, Gold,
sanel Foil fecpitsted Silver Silver Plate. Wire. Solder,
&c, &c. at very low prices.
Dealers the above scles will find it greatly their in.
teest to call examine and learn prices determined to
give bargains. JOSEPH II. MURPHEfl
~ 3otsrc 55i Broadway. M ".
MO HIIMBu0-A rev dinins saIoon Just opeued down
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.<-e OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION
</f4Gy NOD COMPANY.-United States Mail Line to
~ e.. ss.s sdS W. RiS
sKE=E%S1TON' 1850 tons burthen. Frederic Hewitt,
commander will from New York the 23d September
csrrying tn United States Mail
She will touch Cowes and Southampton land passen-
right and deliver mails England France and
Belgium and will then proceed Bremerhavn Returning,
will leave Bremerhayen the 18th October.
The Washington is built in the with
beng erted ship of and subject any
time TO inspection by officers appointed by the President both
during and after construction.
She has engines of 1000 horse EACH and
modat0ns for 40 pass enRen
Passage from New York Southampton Bremen $40.
Passage from Bremen and Southampton to New York $50
She will carry about 300 freight which will be charged
must through the Post Office Parcels for which bills Of
lading will be signed, will be charged IS each.
For freight passage apply the Office of the Ocean Steam
Navigation Company IS William street, corner Of Wall.
MILLS. General Agent.
Agents at Southampton. DAY, CROSKEY ROSS.
at Bremen u. ....... e. A. HEINEKEN X CO.
=" Havrc ........ WILLIAM iSELIN.
The second steamer of the line due OF
and will be in readiness in the ensuing fall au29fh
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xESS ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO-PAssAGE TO
MxX1 and from Liverpool Black Ball Line of Packets
&Esnd Remittances to Ireland Nc.
The well known fsyorte packet ship NEW YORg will
sail FOR Liverpool Thursday, 10th September her regular
day For Of cabin second cabin steerage
apply Captain Chopper, board foot Of Beekman street.
or 10 the subscribers '
The NEW YORK will sail from Liverpool on 18th of
Ocober can be engaged from the old conn
try by this splendid ship by Of the packets of the Old
Black Ball Line sail from the LIST and 10th OF every
month"; by applying TO us.
Those rcmitting money Ireland, can have drafts on
THE ROYAL BANK OF IRELAND, aud on
PRESCOTT GROTE 4 co, Bankers, London, which
will paid the branches throughout Gfeat
ROCHE, BROTHERS & co,
No. - Fulton street, New York,
next door to the Fulton Bank.
Only authorised passenger for the Old Black Ball
Line Of Liverpool packets. sore
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n0v. FOR LIVERPOOL-Nsw Lne7kegulsr Pack
~ Let of 10th of September-The splendid fast sailing
a. .paeRet ship SHERIDAN, Captain q. b. Cornish,
wi positively sail above, her regular day:
For freight passage having handsome furnished scc9p
modation., apply board, az 0Ie%, Th,T ,oos Q, WAL
The packet ship GARRICK, Capt B. H. Trask, will
day suN
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sion 1t is supposed that they made their way towards
Moncova, to to the States is not supposed they
would go over to the Mexcans at the present crisis
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m xA1TllyA nl.ssseZ esSR:!i.a, = Z. !s::sss
whsh shosSh net sAptsd the puspesss efa HS4se 9S
xxx Ia e sds cpsvinss 81
Of the benefit always results TO the nyad :esene
the qualified physician and the immensity Of whcn
has been for Of inflicted society BY
edge of the elementary principles Of medical science
Those either who be suffering from their own
mprudence the misfortune Of Others and which they are
conceal Dr. H. would advise them TO be cautious
the their medical adviser 70 remind them that
The law will give them protection by allowing them 70 see
the credentials practise as surgeon Or physican.
Combinations from A. NJ until p NJ Once % Green
witch street, New York. M ll-c
nisEASES OF THE SEXUAL sYsTEM-A popular
- aud proe ssiona treatise by Edward H. DIXON M ",
author Of undry surgical and lecturer the
work complete review Of the causes OF early decay
from self abuse and aud also Of known disease
Of the Sexual System language adapted to every reader
OPINIONS OF The PRESS.
New York Journal Of Medicine and Collateral sciences-
II written clear style, and Is calculated TO
do much good The descriptions accurately drawn and
the remedial udcious The practitioner will hnd
sboundng in valuable hints and the general reader with
many useful cautions and warnings.
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal - Dr. Dixon has
written much and well various branches Of surgery his
book shows thorough acquaintance with modern pactcs
Structure. GonorrhGa Vmcocee, Hydrocele and Fistula
particularly well treated Of the authors originality and
thorough devotion to the rational principles Of Medicine and
with uncommon Interest"
Also, by same author woman and Her Diseases from
sale by CHAS ii. RING,
my3 lt"rc corner Broadway and John street.
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CONIMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
State ~ the Elopur MARK cts.

PHILADELPHIA, May 3-Flour in moderate request for
export with very light stocks and sales reach about 1900
barrels fair mixed brands at ST. which is the uniform
asking price. We also notice sale 1000 bbs Western
at S. SO deliverable IN all next month. Rye -four is
steady with small sales at 81 SIX; meal stationary
ut 81 so, with limited demand. Wheat scarce, and
good Pennsylvania reds would bring l57 1850. Corn
In demand with sales Of 5000 bushels Southern and
Pennsylvania, yellow at 95c weight
BALTIMORE, May 4th, P. M-Flour is still languid at
50 rs and 81 for Howard street and City Mills The
sales of the week have not amounted to 1000 bis.
The demand for provisions is not active and tho
market has downward tendency although the opera
lions not to sufficient extent to change quotations
The market is bare of wheat Corn dull at yesterday
figures Whiskey not in much inquiry to-day.
PITTsBURGH, May 3-The receipts of flour light
and the supply of grain small Flour sells at 81 80 and
81 SAY oats 80; rye ~; cloverseed 81; haxseed 81
There is demand for provisions bacon hog round
Ia 7xc; lard SC.
CIycINsArI, April 29-The market very langud
to-day and the entire sales reported amount to 42 bb
at ~ 10 81 90; the latter rate freely offered in the
afternoon sellers asking higher 81 20 refused ut close
with anxiety the part Of buyers
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Passengers Arrived.

Sir ANys BAY, Jamaca-Schr Tho, Hooper-Nrs Leah
Berun and daughter Esther Berna aud servant Esy Nor
rice 5ami Delsser
LtvERpooL--Bark Atautic-M Callsdin.
MISUNDERSTANDING outhemer-;Mp Robertson
and child Fraser lady children md servant Miss
Barnwell Miss Smith. Mrs Cowng Mrs Laird and child, Mrs
Bucbee, alrs Anthony Barclay Mrs Barclay and servant
yant, Ira Wilcox and lady, Mrs Genner Mrs Davidson,
Miss Ward, DIR A Ager and lady, Mrs Ruete and two
children Miss Davis and servant Dcnslow and lady, Mrs
Glenn aud child Mrs J. N Hand Arnold, lady and ser
Master w Arnold, Miss Arnold, Miss Susan Arnold
Mrs Green Durand lady aud Joseph Baersby and
lady Mrs Arnstrong Miss Armstrong; Hunt Jr, Or
Shannon, DIR X Cuthbert DR. Wragg, DR. Jeryey, DIR
M9uIHss, DIP P9rchsr, Or + B2ykig, DR. collin DR.
sham,J Smith, 6 4 Cunningham, VIM Elliott, VIM Mat
thessen Callinder Ira Baxter Taft. Leroy Hancock,
~ Il LeymlD q " Il HerwaTd Geo Cuthbeu Jas Stevens,
Gutter, Rev Mr. Glcme Jos B9go9, A Gsp99nsr, d 3
TAYLOR Bright, Dickerson, Hubbard Henry Lubbock
Ventncio sanchez, II Thicker y Hcrwad. q Ravenel
Jireh Bull, J J Walker-50 IA steerage.
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We give the statements, which will be found under
this head they from various sections of
thu country Readers ought always to receive these
ports Of hed crops SC with caution, each return
Ing scason fails bring these same croakings
which, could they have the full influence hoped to be
erted by then would, matter Of course raise the
prea OF produce IA the market.
About oEe-iuurth of crop Of peaches may be OF
pected from the Maryland orchards this unless
thc rams az present formed should meet with further
CideuI.
The wheat crop In St Mary's county Nd, is repre-
land shan usual 10 cora, which they have nearly
Aner rsIuArkably cold week VIC have again warm
aud seasonablc weather. Several Of planters have
finished putting down their rice seed On OF the
pL'ntatiCsin te neglborhood both the rico and
look we.-U tAgaie O6gegVsr 2Sh aR
Our crops far have never presented a finer nor
healthy appearance Corn, and cotton equal
ly excel in promise, and should nothing to
the present very atterng prospect we can safely
and planters will have enough to spare and
plenty for home "-Paiatka, Ga, Banner.
1t is said that in this county, Lake and La Porte
among the greatest wheat-growng counties Of the west
there will scarcely be fall wheat enough to bread the in
hsbitants Spring wheat, however, does well, and our
farmers busiy engaged in blowing up their
fields, and Resolving them with spring whoat-Ia Ranger
The winter wheat crop on the prairie is entirely dead
and the barrens not much better The frost and
drought have placed it beyond recovery-McHenry Co.
Republican.
The sansamon Journal gives a similar account of the
wheat prospect in that vicinity
The planters In frnce Georges county, (Md) do not
intend is said to grow than half the usual quan
ty of tobacco The dry weather and harsh winds have
killed many Of the plants and this kind of weather is
favorable to the tobacco fly whose for week
past have been unusually great The wheat crop
Is suffering severely for want OF rain.
The past winter unfavorabe for wheat about Gin
cnnati the earth having been covered with snow in
this region only few days, with an unusual quantity
of rain and repeated hard freezing but cannot think
the effect generally has been bad as represented
Alias.
Caterpillars have made their appearance in various
sections of Alabama n well as Georgia.
We have received cluster Of cocoons of the army
worm from Arkansas above the raft. They are found
chiefly hanging upon evegreens cedar and cypress the
limbs and twiggs being mpletely shrouded with thom
Throughout the whole region whence these came the
eggs OF this destructive worm arc dnsed-N. 0. PIC.
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Cleared.

Cleared.
Ship Lord Dusd Kenny 3. Me-. orIf Havana Kual.man
Rapid Wa@d DO Moses Taylor; James Boorman JsndrOn
Nf BSs. Dsdem (B Card PicIoS. s9gls Whitney
Coz aco.a, lB s.5ttlIe g . Johns r "nns''s' FL
Cos SEN aaa Ea, sn% f:
B9 Lofh a1bGr 9ace NJ Jones Grifns Wilmington
~; samuel Castne, Robinson Georsetown, {; Sarah
s] stGls WhSie BALDWIN: and Ii Kio. smat
de- Phlidepha Jeweri, Adms Bath; Ellen, Bearse.
Boston.
Steamship sSa,hsner Berry So hours from Charleston with
Brush bark Emanuel Burns, from Liverpool q days to
Roche Brothers Co ITO passenge4 died she
0%s o. spoke 5Tig sarah, Of Bangor for Cork wv 'N' "
Badger Peck oath ult go long spoke schr Pearce
from o5s for Boston, with loss of fore topmast
British bark Atlantic, Clark 50 days from Dublin in ballast
10 4 Twin YES Passengers 4,h ul' lat a. long 4s7 spoke
Bark Francis Watts, Barnes 80 days from Galway, 10 bal
Walker from Baltimore for Cork, IA days out 50 stesrage
Bsitlsh brig Ann Mckay 40 days from Kirkcudbsh in
Big ass 5S Higgins day; from ri, cadspo, With
Yoe 10 '00dhae Co. sailed IN co brig Lisbon Tor
schr Thomas Hooper Green from St Anus Bay Jamaica
rah Frances Of ThoTaon Watts, for York tFor
81 inc d., ss @ a Il.
aud finish work of vessel which had the Of being
Br sch Friendship, Merriam Parsboro, Ms. with plaster
sch Pes Farrell from Halifax via Boston. days. with
schr Tasso, Fuller, Thomaston. lime.
Below.
Two British barks.
Also, brigs unknown.
Packe. ship sddon, Lyerpool bark Ring. Rio Jensiro
brga linton Say h. Ottnda
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Foreign lfIIporsasior,s.

LtyraPoot--Bsrk Emanue-i50 boxes tin Crooks &
case J,dse g. Simvson-130 crates 9 Jackson-l2
ron 1880 do coal order. - -
"UAvtS.-Bsrk James IIall-I25 bags mglrJ Wis-6O do
Rsimont-t2O Pellot lie Bafber-5g Hone Richards
los hLds do DnrsndC0 bsgs do Ihompsono3 bags do 10
bass tobacco Caze Antoine BIS tobacco 81 hds mosses
az "a r0g Horu Burchard2 boxes segars Lloyd0 tics
6rrSv j rsylnr--lO bbs boxes w Cuihbertson
a. AvSi, g,Y Jamsica-Schr Thos Hooper-N2 bags ~.
nsn,o Iowland Aspnwsl Dbl aud II pieces old copper
William Dlwson-spece 70 master
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TO STRANGERS,
CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC AND MAGNETIC
CURATlVES.

y zI. Ehofiis " slir Nh I?M AND NENVOUe
full; complete often being accomplished when every
other have failed Several physicians recommend
generally attached articles of the kind IS rapidly disappear
Many Of respectable citizens have used them
with perfect success, particularly Of Gout Tic
DooreuX Paly ApOpexy Neuralgia, Nervous Tremors,
Papatons aud the long of Nervous Disorders In the
most affecting of Deafness complete have often
been effected A great advantage these articles the
safety and convenience attending them
The only Agency in New York for Chrstes genuine arti
ces 1872 Broadway between John and Maiden Lane
Drug in New York will be allowed to keep
DR.. CHRlSTIE'S Articles Many Of these establishments
offer worthless limitations, against which the public
spectively cautioned a262tsc
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SAVANNAH, April 30At the close of last report
the market very dull, and continued Friday and
Saturday the both buyers and sellers waiting the
steamers accounts The sales of the week foot up 1854
bales follows: at Toe, 80 at l03S As at O1s 6S at
1913 81 at i0 So at l0z 2ls at H. LOG at ll1s 04
ll 34l at IA 1874 at ~ 80 at ia at IL cents per
Id We quote for square bales Inferior Ordinary
1923 iO24 Middlng, IL ma Midding Fair ll1a =:
Far Good Fair, llss lls4; Good Fair, II Round
bales Of the same quality worth u of a cont less
Sea lgands-Sales OF the week 225 bales,
follows IL Is, II, - ut - 23 at 30, IA at "a 81
% - 70 at 30 II ut 80 at 81 at 81 10 at 81
10 al 40 and - stained at prices ranging from 10 to
20 cents per ID
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DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington May 3, lSi1.
The following information received ut this depart
ment from the Legation of Portugal published for the
benefit of those interested in with that
try
" The Portuguese government has opened the port Of
Lisbon for the admission until the 30th Of June next Of
1000 moyos-say about $50 900 bushels-of foreign
wheat in grain -four subject only to the same duty
Portuguese wheat and -four
There is also great scarcity OF breadstufs in the
island Of Madeira and great suffering among the
Inhabitants account Of the high prices Of grain and
-FOUR
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d E0O REWARD-AMERICAN COMPOUND-.rhi
WOVV popular pleasant and specific remedy warranted

pOVU popular pleasant and specific remedy is warranted
under forfeiture Of the above Persons using this cee
bated article need fear exposures leaves odor
BREATH requires restriction diet business and adapted
age and Condition contain.
from Infection Thousands Of long standing have
been cured BY single bottle while the great majority rad
,hu9bug !" has long been and still +. used in the private
nine of the hundred Try it, and yourselves
Houston Bowery and Fourth Market street corner Of
Co.. of Broadway and Chambers street, Full
and Water New York; Fulton and Cranbe
corner Charles and Pratt Baltimore; c. sto Wash
ngton City, Robertson Cormck Norfolk. Val and p: Co
hens Co.., Charleston. q. c. az tmeodsr
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y Y z, a''A' Aaas''" o. A. s.A' x'"'s'a'

LII ra.s,y ND ,:ys 49,. ffsassa N.x York, g. 7.
sI:s sIshT l fSsSsa r.
Hall, Elma; c. A. Leach PittsoTd vi j. Welch Scott
Golrtland county D. Rogers Delaware r. Tyler +, 4
ford soppy Howell BTiSssys, y; " Rice Rice
kins Glen Falls; ]. Miller C. Miller, IT, Clyde; w A. Rust
Washington county g Partridge, ) H Partridge ST. Law
s Riehsrdson. AuIsboT9 n Kspsh Prsvtjdssnee A u
Providence j. Morris, Syracuse; s. c. Osgood, Norwich
CT; G. ID. Fuller w Brown, Hampton; C. W Potter Grun
Vile ~. Y; n NJ Palmer, jackson county Michigan; j.
srearas Atllsboro g set,s CONNECTICUT; O. w Moseey
Lyons; b + Mather, Wliamson A. Potter, Providence
II Rockwell, j. Phillips, Ch,resion; ID D. Johnson, Savan
Asvilie; q. W. Glass, sephenion NJ " W. Plat, Water
ford.
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~,.,.., ,csiisstsss /! 65si:; AS:l q, Xxx x. g..
TSS:: is.ss1s ssii,s f fss:
drawings Il which viii Be- s1h6sd once
to any person ai'' 81 f + ha fyojttNDArIoN
euSs Ros snd ire .s
selected sS 3. rs 5, q f bS S.m.s:, of sufficient thickness
and height. ssi enclosing rock forming .as.
and close Golfer dam q the
water and for sddona security The water then TO be
The rock not being Of reien, extent to receive the null
,1 ss:s f
Upon the foundation be laid six courses each TWO
hek Of dressed he WEE :e .ad the
aah % to be feet in d. me solid ms.oa
sfi stones once s%sd:,ss
Upon this solid ma.osrS !: the wall Of the 81;
feet deck Of The lantern e diam.
I.' sas os s
wsss 70 :.
70 IF granite 9ns mskng sns
to be made for the door and window shutters Of SIZE
tower covered with three stone. forming h;s ,hs
deck which i be feet h sr eaes 70 be-
as. ssdd'T sa and sed soseSer
ii sS .a.s ps
than centre part deck the water
Opening aE.aP f. E, ;f II:
'e"''''' WINDOWS, DOORS. SIC.
Of 1s Ss 81 glass as Ds S what ssss
s s,,s ss Be hung f
sd r% %sSs y
viii hnss: and l.,.s"ss (. ID O:s Tn;
III spi ss 'af to e
el ns c Be 6. :1d
:.,o. b.
good COOLING stove with iron funnel be provided
and placed IN the 'u' TME FLOORS, &c.
with Nos Rser slate sd The :a
aud be cast iron, with hand rail and bslu's'"of
There to be plank partition, 's0wI the sls
inches: psnneed ~ inches Thick good hinges and atehss
ceiling zach b arTsd l.;h:d and plaster:
with W.:
inches high .seisn to contain IN each side Of
ne ds & az.
be
ss Lantern underneath the above glazing, copper
ss Be ct each Of q:
ths below Upon th: fhs ths5s ;:
& :. ~ .S e s es as: :s : T.
ring inches in diameter and TO the roofo rise
feet above the caves.
There to iron framed door in of the sides Of
the ocagon to be covered with copper shut tightly into
and handles The the roof and
door weigh 80 to the superficial foot.
IS the S Of 5 roof Ss . IL.
be ventators fitted in the copper panes for regulating the
draught Of and constructed such exclude
the Twenty inches outside the of the lantern there
square feet and to be the deck inches and
secured lead There be horizontal
inch square lantern and railing be painted with o.
paint There is to be furnished and fitted up suitable COPPER
lightning conductor The whole is be completed in work
No payment be made the for the above work
until shall have been completed inspected asd approved by
a28 t12Mr rc G. W. LAWRENCE.
M ISIS MANN having taken the Belmont House at New
lXl BRIGHTON Staten Island ready hoarders
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LEI iIS WORKS
Il T. c 0 NJ NJ + N ID 1T.
ROAKE'S
IODINE LINIMENT

Hss and f wor, possible
tamors, calosities, scro(ula or kings evil chill
bhans te, h. wounds disease. 81, ?d the spine
eon., bunions. scads, tooth.sehe. pain
in the side or breast, pmples, ring.
'IRfh E2b f FIFE f. E wi, Ssca &s
T. fEEK p John street was cured Of ouny Sore
cured Of Rheumatic Pain Pain IL the SIDE &c He saya i i.
the best family remedy he and would be without
M An yin testify to tn, ..s'on.AaS ..fh
thing he could hear Of without benefit for lnammasory Rhe1
'ii oS fh' Easn street, will testify its
peCISi nt GoRGE IpsKAY was cured Of ou
New Yoax, Nov, 1876.
am given putting the various nostrums of tho day
into existence raise my voice in their favor the
ous CONNECTION nat yours IS one o. intrinsic merit orom
the afflicted induces me to offer humble testimony am
ofare, and have been afflicted with RHEUMATISM for the
s;%: .fI ~ seuaed
to the a hpqs s first s ny family
grew ,I and $, much Twas scaH:d bed
but death unable to sleep raise arms without
ering the pain; friend Of mine calling
upon me- "f R6 ga sfss f fPSS yA LIN1MENr
s T to s first to
in 10 hours was completely relieved from pain continued
have had return the pains since; attended
a .S TpS% not Is w9S1,
ee .n at to e ht VRy eJgeo @ fSn be
South Third, near Fourth street, Williamsburg.
LOSS oE THE pIN Use "a OF THE
MEssRs. 8. IroEnsoLL Co.:
with feeling, Of the gratitude offer you my
humble testimony in favor Of your most valuable imminent
eet sad fsn %S o w pss sss e q my s
% m %f be % y a ss for s
could not help 9Fa F se'' TE ~ h s5as
% a ana there h,e: mC under the care
o %y nt
and s0rped three times FINDING benefit from at mode o.
S n ANKLE Ard a., r,s
getting relief X hi. .d "S s0eei bottle 81 s'e Of
make hooss s an? 's%a to to e fSy' sSo. "t ,
.se%es to lie sp pain am which had been seated
ors "a, Wseh with Increasing and until
cure md got'ug bat slight weakness remaining Words
Brought as 6ngs besS % me gar, sn ~ feel
health shall ever pray for your happiness "nd
prosperity.
Signed, Truly and iMiTSiiRsf9lyN YssGsir.isrEn,
Ssf 's ss re , Ssss' '' 1SS h
State Of New York city and county Of New York
ResI2n;aily appeared before me- Ann and May
w pose and say, that the above certificate signed BY
p them, is true in every respect
sworn to before me this oath day Of October, 1886
Signed, II. VAN TINE.
Alderman Of the Ninth Ward.
. PAIN KILLER -
MEsses s. IScERsoLL & Co'-Gentle men-Ipurlng ihe
month Of September last wife sraned her ankle SO badly
that obliged her stairs and put her To bed
made my mind that she would be able 70 walk again io
month at least but my surprise after making lew thor
ough applications Of Rockies Iodine Lniment she was next
morning entirely we'll have also been for years troubled
With chlbans and have tried thing have heard Of hui
never found anything gave such immediate aud
relief the Of your iodine Lnimentm Yours
truly, ShLyANuS WHITE,
Brooklyn, Dec. 10, 1896
S. TNGERSOLL, sole proprietor. -
Principal Depot, 230 PEARL Street. g. !NCERSOLL, sole
proprietor For sale, also, by all respectable druggists
fe3 eod2msr
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ALBANT, May 3, Is1
Commissioner Of the Code
The democratic members Of the Legislature Will hold
Joint in the Senate Chamber tomorrow even
ing to nominate Commissioner Of the Code In place OF
Reuben H. Walworth, who lately resigned