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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-12
Attention Farmers!

DELLETIEKs EXTRA CTofsARs APARII.-
Il La, warranted equal to any in use, put up in
large bottles, and for sale cheap by sal
lyILLISTONS- TYLER
Oct 2eth 10
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comm hiftCihL INTEIsLlGErCk On.
Stnte or tho Flour Marhe,s.

bosToN, Ntfch N.-There has not been q single oper.
aion Id oenosce to day beyond the usual retail
ABOUT 1900 bbs southern -four have taken for p.
ment to hio at ~ 81 12ls, months with interest
added, and a port months or 0rnin-The grain mar.
ket s very durecepts OF late large and for want OF
buyers several coIgoes have been stored Tn, sales
have been for yellow fat % Csc weight, and white sb
$50 measurc-northern round 96c weight.
Nsw OaLrASs, March IL Tho soes OF corn the past
week have boon. in round numbers 3l0 600 bu
range Of prices being IS 10 90c per busbe for white and
yellow and yesterday Tho transactions, which were very
large, were mostly ut tho highest price.
ALBANY. March ~ We hear Of small parcels Of Ge.
Desee ia lots Of 100 bfs selling at So s7 The mar.
ket which Ia the early part OF the week had been dull
towards the close assumed drmer Tone mainly induced
ny tbs prospect Of an iDmediae resumption of river
cation; and prices approximate cioser to New York
q tstiops The sales Of the week amount 10 about
70 b. H., besides the customary sales 10 the trade ard
W Eastern account We hayo.no transactions in corn
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PORT OF NEW YORK. MARCH 30.
Cleared.


Bark Philadelphia, (Brem) Greve Bremen L & + Pope.
ssS: s:ss: E.sssiA cy Plat Pier
fE%% HoRfIi
BARGE, rOps.se, Drake. PhisdsiEhis Or. k.pp, do.
cisos Meass D brig
Arrived.
ud faete shp AgS Deano from Havre Jan 'l' with
Br ship Devon. Belts, IS days from Liverpool and days
from the Deisgme with zoo tons salt to master On he
Inc Tail Of II. Drawn stos, At o'clock, iats late
% ssd g both n and Ind put lay
snehor the beIwai British .dip john fi.dins from
,a g.Is e. S1fSd JssI.Sn from M.a'g.es H. Hs
land from salem st Helena distant 20 miles: bear:
Sd haps arg %. y" l s hs
lena .oon Goth inst was spoken by the
ss f. g. NsS sa as
bS bark pop;p1a, !oi sppIssa ton
he md ssserd e u Beg. a
S%, S S A b, ase Two a0A
s,i p Helena, bar DRAGON Bennett Of New Bed ord $50
s.S S.J s es cd ssns "a, bell ISL
sees S a. ,s hs s Cape q Good Hope
on the ssa @ IA, vs weather
March ls mile. fai nH'sS
Of .a. and isSip OS os mast. Standing and .Gpsd
built vsmei Tbs came anchor Friday night tho
par sns on saturday, m the gale from w pared one OF
from the Hook ~ " ~ -
Bark Ann Welsh Mr sna II days frcm New Orleans. to
ID Hurlbut Go. Wv ' w -
Big Brothers, Mayhew, "A days from Newell 10 Brett
he gale in safety. ' Wv"
Sailed qiEi t S sa stanas
cut the gale in safety.
rchr Ellen, KELLEY. Boston y oisss~s.
sthr no Orandr, hogers, Ihadellh ts coal
och' Margaret Crane, feteisburg, cotton. sc.
gvtGw
q Bulklev, VIZ" ''"'"
British ihp hulcre, from St Johns, NIB.
hi'o, Two brigs, unknown.
Ihepot 9oat ~ u,nm came Yesterday morning having
loss ne IA der Ia he late gate, while iayrg 30 mites
Oh VI tie Hook sioys boat succeeded in rigging spar
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eorolan ana porxssisns.

HAynE-shlp Argo.:s Phss md,e Moran 4 H.ughwou,-s
MI 3: sssh.s As},S: T:a;sy
s:h.Sf Eo,p :sS p
~ Aliens sscddsId Lo1eiaT.a l. casii.-i NJ ii
fS,"s T1rsss-s CT Rs; a NJ; heS;Ssscia.!
RignsE1l 9 BueLi9shsm-l Iyi1Ei IhIi't%;Y.n.s M:
Mseis-s FsiIshiId eo Di psyre,.s Solo.e
SSd hsy Con- Ior. p.
GsensV4 Cafe & Cu,'s!T Gousd c eGI Mile. Tut
III: $S:s:.
Born & sehashsrd :, Chist ( Constant. schmd! An
smith eeTi \ Cook 8 eel a Arnold : ? Maty-s
n tssa
.ish so aa.i May bss. sG snoos. e0 VII
s1:Sn sts',Opd, LS,ss Fq.M FIGn vaa .a Aa'S.:
Hsnndsn k:e T h;fs
wI Lne simmer hs%:.n :.-s L'ss aIas. CO ct, sox
LIN J%SsS Ss:s;:5
c,issS. Fl. so. i'i Tema;sn %
Ssnn.prd M ea"is ssp.a
sGas ssSxs' sasa%ss S.
Van ss.a aP: :d;
HSs Ing
Boury CO. Pet Brenth upt Chung Moran 81 Ter
! + specker-l oker Y Momaun-l II Escher-l T II
HsrIiet,ss De bsoI. q z rsyeas-4 BisiIs coI2
Wafd a Dup,s,l LanmounicrTi Legal gouaad-2
Emeri--20 A Barley2 CotrIil X Feming-l d VI Lithen
dshl-T - Stewsrd-2 Stewat--l Lo X FAY lor-3 g
Worn Bsuz g Bullin Landef-6 II Mann--N b Suan.
ger Br0ther-l II Londhem-23 Thi ion Msard-l0 d
Ea,rehd-l VIM Hall,h W. Brown. S..msn 4 Danbar..
w s Phipps col Brewster COL Smith sammer &
co., BeIce.1 Derai,me: Bcizaa-2 Follsmbse =,
r. Brua-2 Nj tushman-i Homer-A l. Brady X col
Boiceau v kueh-, Kellogs-2 Um!er Dambmsnn-
10 II EIcheI-i Schroeder Sustzsr-l Victor Aches2
h. Llppold COT lhorspeeten-I Schmidt < Andres-la
Hessehberg-2 lane Lsmson- 7 Brown & cot boxe.
scie A beimont-I do Rchards-so tsns platter VIM
WhaIock-i peks Ltoand-i boz specie Ai-se
Spies, hrs'-62 Cottepst2 Burk X Neef6 Nlllcu, 48
baskets wIne 81 pckgs pdxe to order
mApAoAscAa-asrt Guilietd-i65 tnsM ivo'y bags cof
fsr9 mbogs do seed do she do gum 657 coils
cordaxe t06o goat <7e sheep do II
shelf 10 leave 81 baea ebony 2l2
bags bird is do casks oil 23Tl hides barrel
beessax boxes nutmeg u pigs old copper box specie
Farnham K cod cssA mdse A Mervil
tAicUrTA-8srk bags saltpstro $40
nseea buff hans 80 bdis cowhdes 81 cases
~ ndis mat 90 b-s cloth al bses gunny bsg
loose do 233 loose buff. hides 40 bales buff hides
shezc 10 bales SKINS - cases &c dye rs 2 bs dry
1870 sapeue cases .k. 81 casea shsllac cases
ahollac 10 bales gunny bags Croker Warren.
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p.s.:, NJ a. hsS:a s;3s! =! xs q r. irs.
IN. sSSs 1sisssii cAst xssSsN, Eisli: !s!!Sai
A. ~ twils2sssss 81 tsals Jr{k. sstSsa
EsIst CrowSl Prov Sarah kgusf NogtoA 90 N.Y.
Mckee soa Halifax N " Stsatton Sedass. 1IyI ~
Santss Dickinson York Johs Thor pso9, taiksnbsrg
40, Tnumph Wade, d.; Merotan, Ds.h cds, aitt@orsi
Eclipse Lucy. Port Penn Del; barge Dslpha' Lamb New
YORK.
BARK JOHN Welsh. Ames, hence for Londonderry. Ire
Ian altered the gale OF Friday last OF Bnndywne
those on board obliged away all his masu. The
vessel will be lowed up TO the city for repairs. .
Ba BHIo MARY ANN, Langley. Tom Halifax, D. for
ashore Friday last on the a. per
end of Rsedy Island will have dischage portion OF
her cargo before be ornsdelphia Exchange
B0oks
BALrInoRK March ~ Arr ste ussr Georgia. from Nor
ROADS ship Maryland Rains, fen Lvepoo Of New ?oiat
ship OF the fotomac hsf bob g ant on Pqp
lar Island aueho1 sessf Herald. saw on Poplar
lsjaud barb bound up; and on 9wea foiat, large "a
ssore nssy her beam end hi9ks she will hav9 TO ds'
charge before he BE- sos Oh CD ship Jeha Dsnlsp
Norris, Cork; bark PhniI Boush New Orleans via Haup.
Roads, brig M'd E.es;sf, ha':p.; .;hrs As.s':
3D. barks sebco Thorn son. Cork; Borneo. Harrington
isno: PhraiI. Bou.b New OresSs: Cseos Cofa Monte.
vdeo End market; Doug Claypooe Gulf Of Mexiso;
Mary 10 nson, Bfazos Island brss Jane stanley, (Brl
Young Londonderry; Josephu, Gray, Chsrie:t,n; sehs
Mary Augusta Hewes, New Oreans st Mary, Frey, Gulf
of MeNIcO
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LIVERPOOL CLAssrricArIoy
New York Cattle market.

New York Cattle Market.
MARCH 29-At market 300 beef cattle. (about 900
from the south) $50 csws and calves; 500 sheep and
lambs.
Beef Cattle-Ths Tarket has been rather inactive
since our last but though the sales been light prices
remain at 50 60a$9 per cent. $50 head unsold
Cows and Csives--The supplies continue to jncaesse
and meet ready sale at steady prices, which rspge
coIding to quality, from $laaS26 to $37 20 All sold
sheep and Lambs Market very duh. and notwith-
standing the offerings smaller than they have been
for upwards Of year so head remain
sold Buyers do not evince any xiety purchase,
yet prices remain firm at quotations fraction less than
those current last the sales being mostly from
81 25a$3 50aS4 so.
Hay and Straw Good timothy and coverseed sells at
62a75 cents per cwt for loose. The present
is poorly stocked, but fresh supplies expected
down the Hudson the navigation will permit
Wheat and straw is worth 81 IS the hundred bun.
dies
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PHILADELPHIA, March 10Th, lS47.

PHILADELPHIA, pudTCu z0lH, loh
The additional accounts received by the mail
from the Rio Grande, generally accredited
here, not because they are better authenticated
than those previously spread before the public,
but because the defeat of Santa Anna was con
fdently anticipated from the energy and bravery
of our troops. Where there is SO much smoke,
there must be some fire, and these startling ru-
mors will be found to be the forerunner of the
official dispatches Of GLORIOUS action. Nothing
official can be expected, however, as long as the
enemy Is posted between Monterey and Ca
MARCO.
The Western telegraph is nearly in working
order again, and the communication with Pitts.
burgh is expected to be renewed every moment
This fact is quite triumph to Mr.. O'Reilley,
who constructed the Western line and is partly
attributable to the posts being put about $50 feet
apart on the average, while those on the Eastern
and Southern lines were at n much greater dis
lance. During the storm on Saturday commun
cations were being transmitted from Plttsburg to
Lancaster without difficulty. The only breaks
that occurred were between this city and Lancas-
Ter, and they, were exceedingly trihng when
compared with the almost total destruction of the
other lines. 5The Southern line will not be in
order this week.
The packet ship Monongahela, for Liverpool,
winch was driven ashore near Chester, on Fri.
day, has been got oil, and proceeded on her
voyage. The ship John Marshall, from Liver
pool, driven ashore during the same gale, is still
aground.
Sales OF Stocks at PhiIadelphin.
FIRST BoARp, March 30, $4,000 shrs United sa,es
Bank ~; Kensington 50; $500 U 8 Loan os 1856
io2 I6s 4400 state so 7o IS Girerd Bank III 1000 iii
nsis Bonds, os, 29k 5000 do do special 80; PhiadeL
phia Bank 49, l2o Vicksburg do ei Ice Morris Canal
lox.
AFrER sALEs--4 Merchant and Man Bank, Piusburp
AN 100 Yicksburg Bank oAi 100 Morris Canal 1881;
$50 do do 20.
sreorp board 1900 State SIS 7oxi 5 vicksburg n R
eS 200 Girard Bank II 100 Grand Gulf r 5k; 5000
U. g. Loan, os ga l02k; 90 Pennington Copper ls
AFTER sALEs-o0 Reading r 2qh 200 Grsrd Bank
100 Morris Canal 90; 400 U. g. Bank as Is Penn
IIownship Bank 3lH; 100 susquehannah Canal 49, 100
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New ORLEASs-Bark Ann Wsl.h--398 bales cotton $40
kegs lard ls do 10 b, Is pei res Wilbur colt
s6 bbs pork suydam SAFE co-lob do erces ard Pa
ysnted Schumacher 4s Ids lugar Jo I'm Fosysloe do
Morgan-t bales p.,ies Psrnes Rogers CO. hhds So.
gar Wright coo bills iinseed os hateau. Merle
fod-a3 pd Gather A. erham Carr 4 co-S bbs lard
Maghse L col ooI mase Harper Br thsrs- do APP
co.'s bales hemp Fraacis Burnett6 bbis m0a.s
Joseph Tayior9 bales peies do fu 2o4 hides sto m
X huyhsous Il boxes mdss Dietz Brothers co.
New ORLEANs-Big Brothers, 81 hbds Ad ms Hnthorn
"a do Hs Lees es-2 90 George Leland co.'s bbls
J N Holt x OLD terces 4 Hubbard co-3S bbls II
Bronyst do Mark Nurrayl83 do 500 legs Work X
Drake $50 bbls 0oodhue Co.'s bales Tucker Cooper
II half barres rs kegs order.
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BALTIMORE, March 20, ls

BALTIMORE, March 20, 1S47
Fine Spring Weahr-A Suspicious Case-Re-
cruifs for the Seat of War-Van Anrbwgh--Dan
Rice-Nfarksts, &c
clustering March has blown himself out of ex-
istcnce before the limit Of his days, tho weather
this morning is as mild and genial rs the month
OF May. The sun shines forth with unusual
warmth, and there is neither wind nor cloud to
disturb him.
An arrest of rather a suspicious character took
place in this city on Saturday. Mrs. Mary Ann
Tyler, wife of George q. Tyler, keeping small
store in Lexington street, near Eutaw, made
complaint against Mr.. Joseph Cbendorf, of an at
tempt 10 commit rape on her She failed to
bring any evidence to prove the charge, although
she admitted that the room she in was only
divided from the adjoining house by thin board
PARTITION, through which there was stove pipe
hole. She asserted thai She cried out and made
a terrible noise, but it seems no one heard. Her
husband had been heard to say that he would
compromise the matter for $500 The State At
torney, on hearing the evidence, dropped the
charge oil Intent To commit rape" like hot
potato.
Tue company Of voltigeurs raised by Captain
Eager Howard, LETT here this morning, for the
seat of wa, vid Cumbe rand and the Ohio river
All the companies fully organized, are put en-
route immediately for the Rio Gfande.
The news from the South received last night,
caused great excitement In our city. Official ac-
counts will soon be received, as | perceive there
is company of Texans with Gen. Taylor, any
one of whom will doubtless undertake the task
Of opening a communication with the RIO
Grande, If It is only for the CORY of the achieve
ment
Van Amburg's menagere is to make grand
entrse to fillmore 10 morrow
Dan Rice, the Shsksperian clown, is starring it
at the Front street Am phitheatre TO OVERLOOKING
houses Dan was once "a butcher boy, and he is,
consequently, the pet of the pit, as well asthe de-
light OF tbs Doxes
Small sales Of Howard street -four were making
on Saturday a So, though holders generally de-
manded ~ 1T CITY mills was held at Sc 90
Stock llglt, and no sales
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sssa n wAlsh osass sss was ,ssssAsM sks dig a
ss!s 11r:iss e. Lvs,ss =. s.wsS . he ~
, Hssims4-ehtsh Ss0 WssshnAs, teGssss, e; yslnss,
reaac with cargo 81 cora. sskyshs Ia The lew
o. bay On friday, and came 20 The city sunday,
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Passengers Arrived.
HAvRE-siip Argo-Mr Braint, DR. A Morrogh, and 76
in the steerage.
NEW ORLEANs-Bark Ann Wesh-Joseph Ingham, Alexis
Shirley and IN he stee,uge.
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neal 70 sspes, slhsugh We unissstsak As sslss hsys
pcsn nsds e wsAs whleh Asvs ne! tyasYplsl. qssla
been very limited a oSs ole and 0So az oorn and rye
and ooc. Z 400. for eats.
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4q, |sr . protest By whie 1ssstev,
81 the si'i ssnsX biiD mad. .Eing.ss snsssS'
tIons rather Ssrsgaory to the character o. ne HOUSE.
closed with e%ph'c demand that the senate ad
Mr. FOLSOM remarked, with an air of extreme irony,
that the had better submit resolution OF CEN
sure against the House Committee.
Mr. Youso obs erved that the demand was prematursi
when Il withdrawn.
MIR L.srEH by unanimous consent. introduc d bill
10 authorize the of conveyarces OF land
by any officer soldier of the army in MEXICO, to DO
taken heIe by Major General Brgadier General OF
Colonel Of the army. The bill read twice, and or
dersd to be engrossed for third reading, and was sub
sfquen'ly read third time and passed Circumstances
have occurred which render general Law Of this cha
rscter absolutely necessary.
cured to be- suspsndsd and the senate resumed the
sdsrstcn Of the unanimous report Of the railroad COM
railroad. according 70 the majority rspor. Of the
mssioners appointed at the last session Of the Lsgsa
ture
ut of the So 600 coo capital stock in favor CT the
location Of the road in Pennsylvania
motion TO lay the subject upon the table was defeat
ed then the report OF the committee was adopted-ayes
IL The route of the road will therefore, be that
designated by the majority of the commissioners.
lnthe House the Senate b. to revive the charter Of
ths Wasbi gton Monument Association was ordered to
The usual amount of local business disposed Of
Then the House went into Committee of the Whole
the bill TO establish free evening schools in the city
oMr B.scoa with his usual zeal ndearnesness oppos
ell the passage Of ihe bill. Mr.. b. is accustomed 10
spe ok rather loud Tone and evnces great interest ia
the business Of the House.
THE sPtAKKR the floor and followed Mr. B. he
said geptesa that side Of the house We
noisy during the whole If the present session. and
thst IL was not TO be su ,nitted to.
Mr. BLoroErr rose to question of order he said the
Speaker had no rghtto reprinand member without an
CHAR requested the gentleman to reduce his point
o! order 10 writing
The gentleman Yves proceeding to comply with the in
sructions OF the Chair, when
Tie srsAKER, somewhat excited. persisted in his OBJ
jung ition of the course of Mr. Bascom.
I'm vivh ocuf ain roII.
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.

Herald sEarips Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, March 29-t PM
Arrived bark Ohio Lewis, Bordeaux; schs Rob- RI Bfuce
Chosen Boston; Moses Brown. Nitkc,sou Providence;
Comm ccai, lohaso1, N York; Jlhl Thompson FaIken-
terg d0j StraJn St0daIs, do Sayery Weldon, New
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PRIVATE LESSONS IN GERMA..
LADY from the north Of Germany would be happy to
"A defpt poron o her time u giving instruction
msn q; the rsde &c Of pupils Application in person or BIZ
sGtr,lto No. Q md 10 Clinton Place. mis- im.r
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NEw ORLKASs. March 90.-Ths good demand which
existed during the past week fell Cd Monday, and
purchases continued confined to small parcels and at
very irregular prices until Friday, when more buyers
appearing. the market acquired more frmness and
covered part of the decline of Ne which had been
generally submitted to The sales Of the week amount
to 10 600 bales foows;-Monday s00 Tuesday 5000.
Wednesday 1000 Thursday $500 Friday 450e and to-day
$500 bales Taking the decline 10 freighs into consids
last week We quote Liverpool classification: inferior
9ask; ordinary sx a l0H; niddline lok l0x; good
midong lox . lox middling fair llH llk, fair llX
llk; good fair IL Q 12k, good ane IL II.
srArEAsNr OF CorreN.
Stock on h,ud on Ssptsm j. l0e. bales. SSa2
Arrived snes 10 dats.. SIS lss
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Go ss ws 81 s ted:
attended daily to my msehsae.i basia,. would be
thus si.ctsd " kaow to be the only
.ush Third n.. Fourth street. willli sS.Suiu
Loss e a,. THE Hs ES Or THE
MEssns b. ISsERsoLL, 4 Co.:
Itswith sSIiog. Of the utmost gratude offer you nay
e:
could not help r. 'd'iiif II hSs
s:: s:s r.
%ej: .! sssy l.asS cola w:s s$
so e .aii. w.: s' nd
ssR': S''
Of Sis
e :: p
& s:s :ss
but ..h Tf:Ans.; Is%Inss Word: are bat ssss
BEEN wTsesS P:;ises
health Isha ever pray S your property sad happiness
sisu.d. Truly M sIs i'isi e. EEfissTTER.
hereby certify that the above eertdcsts. signed By ny
daughter, is true in every respect .>,,su.u
State Of New;York, city and county of New York,
t~N>>, personally appeared before me- Ann and Mary
L. {MeAster, aud being by duly sw"rn doth do.
wv pose aud say, hst the above certificate signed by
them, in every respect.
Sworn to before this Oath day Of October, 1876.
SiRnoa, II. VAN TINE,
Alderman OF the Ninth Ward.
PAIN KILLER
MEssRs. 8. INoERsoLL 4 Co - 0entsmen--DurIng tho
month Of September last wife spraaned her ankle
T hat ns s s to n h.: ss
for month"; at least but surprise after making lew
thorough OF Roake Iodine she
morning entirely we'll have also been for years
troubled with chilbans and have tined every thing have
heard Of but found anything that uah mme-
dste and permanent relief II your "odns Lais
ment." Yours truly
SYLVANUS WHITE,
273 Bridge street, Brooklyn.
Brooklyn, Dec. l6, 1896
4. lNGERSOLL, sole proprietor.
Principal Depot 23e PEARL Street. g. IN0ERSOLL.
sole proprietor For SALE also by all retpesabe druggists.
fe5e I'm
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GUANO.-The cargo Of the brig Virginia, bout three
" hundred from South America, and from analysis
prosounc superior e other kind in the market The
and hall cent pound and 10 object farm
the country.
The cargo Trappels stores, Brooklyn near Fulton
Ferry. aod asmples may be at the Office of
sPOFFORD, TILESTON CO.. H9 Water street.
mo lm~rh
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u y. CLARKE,
\ ERCHANT TAILOR, lis William street, opposit. the
AvA New SrofesI natler myself that have
garment to that the purchaser has recommend
Cd me 10 his Trends and they theirs that business
increases in geometriea ratio.
Inc genus Back" kept ready made
Finest French Dress Coats made TO measure $40.
Lower qualities, $N, B Is. few OvereOats. fne, still
left price SIC
All goods hought and anld for eaah. ma Iu&r
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.,.ats.ssatygM'...:.;

H.
49,: ::is y s.: : 1T :l:s M;
S p5s.s .' s. :s:ss s sss.c s:.s
rnsams erysipsias. dropsy, fever-sores.
Il ss q: ''s' q ;.i S::s: si$s:.. a!:r
s,. ssxp 4 rh II ~ iti DE ss., &c.
Threat by few appsatons he best remedy
was cured Of eamsric sas PsiS IL the sa: Ss ~ ..g
is the best family remedy saw and would mot Sc
will : to III. .ouus
he obtained from II, use Of III: Lin'nsn asr had tried
:. '0i
HON PRIZE. ofN Warrsa street, win testify to in
E5H 6ESRdE 6EsAY cured of sh..n.s Con,
Residence Nth street, near 7th sv'nss go.
Mssss 8. J. INeEasoLL Co.;
lam not given 70 putting the various nostruns of the d.y
into exssnes or rsas my voice in their favor yet ths
the asssni.hins rsei Inv. reesvsdi and real bsass 10
the afflicted induces me TO oner my humble testimony
FiFTY-six. YEARS
Of age and have bee afflicted with RHEUMATISM for the
last t.a years IL April las caught a very severe cold,
which my Rheumatic pains that coufnsd
to the hosss snploy:i ny family physician who ,sad
Ssd soatinasa Il. q, nearly months, suffering
without suffering the excrucsting pain friend Of
mine called SG9n rs s wh9 h,d been wh
induced IT, which did The fsr application gave
relief continued TO apply il according to directions.
sS m a aS' 1ss
perfect have had return OF the pains sncs have
attended daily to my sehsn,ca bu.n1'. would NOT be
thus TO at kaowng it to be the only rene
d' that can be relied o. Y0s William Fl JOHNSON
outh Third. nesr Fourth street, WILLIAMSBURG
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