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REMOVAL.
The subscriber would inform the public that nc
has removed to the store formerly occupied by MIR,
William Johnson, second door above II. Levy's.
where he will keep on hand good supply of GRO
CERES, HARDWARE, CROCkER?. &c. to
which he invites the attention of purchasers, as
they will be sold very low.
March 3. lu
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Iidcs Wanted.
wheat.
TO the Public.

II
The subscribers beg leave 10 return their thanks
to their customers for the liberal patronage attor-
,lcd them during thc pas, year, ard to inform tile
uub,ir III, ,brr continue the bus mess at their old
srand where ail orders in their line will be thank
fully received and promptly attended to. They
have rood wurkmcn and superior materials, and
will warrant all work done whether of iron or wood
Ready made pluughs kept on hand or made to Or
der. Wagons, carts, carriages, DC. made or re-
paired. Prices moderate.
Jan. TO- WHITAKER l. ARRANTS.
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SOAPS, dc.
Rose SOAP Chinese Floating Soap
Nrsk Scan D'nlbnS soap
r.. r,,,s Hr r,I,sparcnl Soap Anuul Soap
Transporter, Wash Balls ShaTlng ream
Military SHAVING Soap Cen TaNlors Shaving Tablet
r,ucv per(umed Boxes Fancy Toilet Boxes
Face Balls POWDER runs
Lilly Whitc I"lct iO"ucr
Toilet Bottles Of various Patterns.
Far .,I, hy f. I.ZEMP.
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SuIDh, Quinine,

A superior article fro the laboratory of Farr,
Powers e. Wightman. Just received and for sale
at reduced price at CLEVELAND'S.
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5BA RCGA AAE&J@o
Goods at and b,Io,D Prime Cost.

My entire stock of Goods, consisting of Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods, Hardware, Crockery, &c,
will be offered for sale for a short time at Cost
Prices,
Bargains may be had, as tie object is to close up
as soon as possible.
Terms, cash. For bills of fifty dollars and up
wards. Notes, we'll secured at 60 and 90 days will
be takeu. w. b. JOHNSTON,
May ~. 81 Agent for Assgnees.
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'S'hc subscriber.


IHTILI. continue to act as BANK AGENl, IN
~ boththe Banks ofthis place, ard attend to any
Cc!?mssicn Business which may be entrusted 10
him. Office IT the Counting Room OF McDowall
Il. Shannon G.. J. SHANNON.
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Caution.

Owing 10 the great and immense sale Of Dr. Town
sends Sarsamrill a number Of who were form ri!
Agents have commenced making SarsaParIla Extracts
Eiiyirs Hj;,er> Extracts Of Yellow Dock, Dc. They grn
rrjy put i, up in the shyc bottles. and some OF them
have stole and copied irrrliscn mt: they are only
worthless limitations and should hcav"l,!.
For sale in Camden by J. X. MckAlN Price 81 per
bottle. Six bottles for So cash.
TO- ~
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DCKaIb Factory.

Our CoTToN YaRN having recently suffered in
reputation, we have changed our arrangements,
and are now manufacturing it Of quality that We,
ansafey recommend 10 our customers BY special
attention to this department Of our business, We
are determined fully to re.establsh the lost char
acter of our YARN, and hope that our friends will
give it fair trial. -
We are manufacturing the DEKALB OZNA-
BURGS of a more uniform weight and quality. T.
Aug. l6. w ANDERSON g. CO.
Crashed, Powdered, Clarified and
Brown Sugars. for sale low, by g
Aug. l6 w. ANDERSON 3 co.
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PEER gHU M ER Y.
PEEsFU UNEgeE, &c.

The subscriber has JUS, received the most COM
nle,e supply of choice PcrlumCry ever brought to
this place. consisting of the following, with many
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Important Remedy.
,,I.rCuFrr,c EVE SATVE

MITCHELL'S EYE SALNE,
eertaia safe and efectual cure tor Sore, Weak and
Inaamed Eyes, designed expressly for discusses Of
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w ailtcN,

y Gh1 second handed BUGGY. Apply at this
Office. 81 If Aug 23.
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SOuth.CarOlina.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
J. B. Boyd s. Co. ]

n THE COMMON PLEAS.
., H::1 S:. y w. {cspias aa sa'isfaeisndun.
The Defendant, Robert Dukes, who is in the
custody Of the Sheriff of said District by virtue of
the above Capias ad satIsfaciendum, in order to
avail himself of the benefit Of an Act passed for
the relief of Insoven: Debtors, has filed in my Of
fce OH OATH schedule of his whole Estate.
Motto is therefore hereby given to the Plaintiff
in the above stated case as well as to all others
concerned, 10 be and appear at Lancaster Court
House on the 18th day of November next at II
O'Clock NJ, before the Associate Judges. to show
cause if any they can, why the said defendant
should not be discharged from further c"c' aehSa',
on his assigning and delivering the fleets men.
toned in hn schedule. IL r. PRl, f.. Clerk,
Clerks Office, this 18th March, le4s. rg
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For Sale.
The Dwelling House and premises, fronting on
Iaurens street, now occupied by WIN. B. John
ston Also, the Brick Two-Story House and pre-
misses adjoining the first Lot.
Also the Dwelling House in front Of the Metho-
dist Church, known as the John Smith House.
The property is in good repair and must be sold
Apply to "
WIN. REYNOLDS, lassionoo.
I'M. DESAUSSURE. As''shees'
All debts due to w. B. Johnston, not paid by the
first day OF October, will be sued -
September 9th. SO It
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New YoRx, Wednesday Afternoon, Jan 20.
The market for -four, usual preceding the arrival
departure Of steamer exhibited more or less dull
ness Purchasers plenty OF Western brands at
willis holders generally demanded So 06k So 12h fer
large lots. The sales made consisted principally OF
Southern and Genesee with some lots OF Troy,
60 about yesterdays quotations Sales OF Genesee
wheat with some small lots Of Long Island were made
terms stated below. Considerable TRANSACTIONS In
corn were made including lots for export to Ireland
terms which did not vary materially from yesterday
quotations Sales Of rye were made at figure or Tvs
less than previous rates for immediate delivery There
change In oats In provisions there was eooa
inquiry for and prime pork, which continued
in light supply. Moderate sales made at STEADY
prices Good lard continued Ia active demand and
considerable sales made terms previously cur
rent Better and cheese remained about the same In
groceries, tho trade continued regular for sugar and
moasses with fair amount Of transactions In the for-
.-,<
AsHss Sales Of 80 or 40 bbs were reported at So SIX
Q So while pearls remained quiet at ST.
BEEswAx Sales Of 1000 lbs Of prime Northern yel-
low sold at ~ cents and 1900 lbs common do were
reported sold at 80 cents
BRrApsrurrs-F Flour Sales were light and only foot
cd up 5000 1000 bbs including several separate lots
Of good Western brands and to fair Genesee at
SO O6L a So IAN Among other lots sold, were iooo
bbls Of Southern, at 50 43s and 400 800 do fancy
Ohio via New Orleans were made at SO 90 ana 2oo
400 bbs of Troy sold at 50, and some small sales
Of Richmond and Petersburg reported at 20 20
Wheat Sales of 800 bushels of Genesee made at
81 49, and 500 to 600 do OF Long Island, at 81 20
Corn Sales Of 5000 bushels NewJersey yelow delivered
70c 5000 to 5000 bushels do &C ESQ., and about ~ oo
do yellow New Jersey at the same price and 2oo
do, old New Orleans INFERIOR sold for disting at 600
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COM NJ ERCIAL AFFAIRS.


After the slight lul in tho market yesterday prices
have taken another start There considerable &C.
tvty In the street to-day and most Of the fancies
vanced fraction. At the FIRST board Long Island went
up q per cent; Canton x; Farmers Loan y; Harlem,
Il Norwich and Worcester, y; Morris Canal, y; Read
ing Railroad, Nj Reading Bonds Il; United States SIS
u; Ohio rs, u. Treasury Notes and Resdiog Mort
gage Bonds cosed at prices current yesterday. The
sales were to extent, and the market closed buoy
ant.
Quotations for Sterling Exchange are steadily settling
down. Prime bills London more plenty, at e1< a
10 per cent premium. There reports in the street
that the Gambia will take out three hundred tbouss
dollars in specie but have not Jet heard of single
engagement made for shipping II she takes out any, 1t
will only be a small amount.
There has been considerable activity at the Custom
House within the past day two and the receipts from
customs exceedingly large but principally in Treasury
notes The duties paid yesterday amounted to 0o9
and the value goods entered $685. of which S99
COS were du.iatle and SIG, 1873, free goods.
general banking law similar to that in operation In
this State passed the Senate Of Tennessee and will
probably pass the House.
The Governor Of Ohio has issued proclamation c.
caring the establishment Of the following branches
OF the Ohio State Bank The Belmont Branch, at
Bridgeport the Knox County Branch at Mount Vernon;
the Union Branch, at Massillon; the Portage County
Branch at Revanna
There has been considerable complaint from the bond
holders OF the State OF Tennessee In consequence Of the
nonpayment Of the interest due the lst Of January
instant The cashier Of the Bank Of Tennessee says
that on the 2st December last he RENTED to the Phi
adephia Bank $4,000, and the Sd of January S5O0o
which was believed to be than sufficient to meet
any demand interest the bo DIS the state which
could fall due by the time these remttances would
reach Philadelphia by due of mail It's son arr-
val IT, therefore attributed to the arrangement of
the mails from foods freshets and bad management
n the Post Once Department than any oversight
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
Etnck Sulea

BALTIMORE Jan. 2-S3o0 Baltimore SIS 80 s5 270 do 95:
1000 do 9 10 hs Marine Bank 2 10 Fremans Insurance 6;
Treasury sT At s9 asked soX bid Maryland 6. closed
asa asked 8X bid Baltimore 6s Of 1890 95 asked 9 bid,
Baltimore and Ohio Raj road shares 37% asked 81 bid.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 26.-First B0ard-S'000 u Trea.
,ury notes g. ss 1000 ss 1000 do cash 3d. 200, 9s
Morris Canal 81 1900 Residing BIDS, 63 - 900 do 63 10
do $685. 300 Reading T. asa 1900 State % III 200 Bank
81 300 Ches Del Can Loan SIS 49, 1850 Leigh 6 ST. a
BANK s Noni,tern r. le,s 50 MoII,s GsusL 500
State SIS 96 81; 1000 Reading Mort GO. After Saes-seO
Treasury rotes 6s ss; 1000 do 49, 500 do 99 5000
3d. 20 500 State So III 1000 Sch Nav 6 68 AK 185 Grard
Bank ~; 80 Harrisburg Bank, 80; so Bank, az; 100
Morris Canal
BosToN January 25-Brokers' Board-722 rights Western
Railroad 20c shores Boston aad Worcester Railroad 16
9do W Zig: Anoskeag Manufacturing Company 1860; II
Western Railroad. 03h; Eastern RailIoad 100; Easte
RalIo,d lO4 70 Bo,ton and Providence Ralroad s5
Boston Dividends. No S: 100 do M "a; $4,000 Reading
Railroad Bonds 1850 632S Isl 90 do d. 6iSecond Board
Manuscur Company 30. 44o 81 rights Western Rail
road zoe; $1,000 Reading Railroad Bonds, 1850, 641.
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Domestic Markets.

New ORLEANS, Jan. IS, ls4s-Cotton-The demand
the sales amount 5000 bales without
change In prices Statement Of Cotton-Stock on hand
September lS47 bales 493 arrived since date
47035O arrived to-day 40+4497 ss7 exported to date
400 062; exported day, 5466307 $685. stock hand
and on ship board not cleared, l90,359. TobaccoNot
sale Of any Importance has transpired Statement Of
Tobacco-stock on hand on September l, ls47, hhds ,
22229 arrived since to date l225; arrived day
34370; exported to date, IS no. exported to-day,-
20 no. stock hand and ship. board not cleared
9,260. Sugar-Ths market has been quiet, and the
sales do not exceed 400 hhds without any material
change In prices although the stock sale is heavy
Moasses-Though according to appearances the market
likely to decline prices have been sustained and
only 1000 bbs have changed hands at lsk 1870 for
prime lots leaving heavy stock the market for SALE
1000 gallons were sold high the coast at $780, Flour
The market continues extremely dull and we only
hear of the sale Of S67 aud lao bbs Ohio at SIS Oats
fair demand principally for England Among the sales
yellow at 52c 1850 sacks at 45c 500 ut 4c aud 400
4Sc Pork-The market continues to have a downward
tendency. Sales of 100 bbls mess at SO IS a So 37h;
prime offered freely at 81 Lsrd-Ths demand contin-
fair and the sales embrace $50 bbs and kegs
5 exc for inferior to strictly prime. Cohee-About
5000 bags Rio changed hands to-day Of which 1900 bags
prime at 7, and the baaucs ut So exc. Freghts-A
ship taken for Liverpool at Nd and bark for Sligo
at l6d for Shipments OF making for Ii.
verpool at 10 I'D. Exchanges is inquiry,
and bills England London private bills
10 per cent premium bankers bills IL per cent pre-
MUM; Paris 80 40; New York 60 days, a AZ per
cent discount; do sight, a per cent premium Trea
surv noteg.
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Total. $275s,l2o SO So 635 $50 90 ss7s 25s IL

Total. $2,75sl2o SO $3.633 $50 90 $s79. 259 IL
About onethird of the gross amount Of tolls received
from all the canals Of this State in s47 collected
at Buffalo, showing On increase the previous year
Of more than fifty per cent There has been great In
in the receipts at the Office in this city, compared
with 1896 The increase in the receipts from tolls
the Erie canal in Is47 thirty and third per
cent ON those Of 1916.
The amount Of tolls received ct Buffalo Is indicative
Of the amount Of merchandise and produce passing
through the canal from East to West being principally
the collections dry goods Co. destined for the West
ern States. The receipts Of New York, Albany and
West Troy the tells produce reaching tide water
The aggregate receipts Of tolls all the canals of this
stats in each year. from 1898 to ls47 both Inclusive
were as follows -
ANNUAL AMOUNT TOLLS ON New YoRK STATE
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Mssi continued dull, and quotations nominal. Rye
Sales Of $500 bcshes were msds ct Gao, dsl,vsrsd
Oss- Further ssss OF canai continued to be- made at
SOC Bsans- Sales Of 90 bbls common, were made at
slH per bushel.
CorroN-The purchases to- day were chiefly By spin
and In the aggregate did not exceed 400 bales
The tendency Of prices was decidedly downwards We
quote the market as dull al inside quotations. sx
cept for the lower grades, which are held sitter.
IrYKaYnaf.
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4. MOTIFS FRENCH REMEDY FOR

private diseases This elegant. safe ard agreeable
medicine so celebrae ed in Paris nfalbe pfspaaou
is now offered the reopl. Of the United ae under The
direction o the oriea inventor for the purpose Of suppress
quaekery; aud for those afflicted that they may obtain
perfect and speedy without exIosu by numerous
pcacps for the that ssul
This pleasant and certain care few DAYS sold only
AZ I2t fulton street. New York. Price 50 rotle. Ode
from the country. post paid, punc,uiily attendsste
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MO CURE NO PAY-DR CORBrTT. 10 DUANE ST.,
IN ofhe Royal COLLEGE of surgeons, London
consulted treatment Of certain delicate diseases
tce devoted ven-rea diseases enables DR.
e. 70 cure the worst form Of this disease Recent cured
No used restraint diet busi
cured weeks with
" any pain. Constitutional DebityThose indivduals who
have INDUCED in certain loathsoe habit positively be
stored health and society. Remember 10 Duane street. nes
door IN DR. Johpsonl
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A NDKEW MORRIsON.--THE PEPs0N MEN
"A toned under the head Of Law Intelligence labout the
Mosson of Nashville Tennessee whose character ard
reputation stand above reproach.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovERNoR.-NEw YORK.
Isaac w. Jones, Francis Bloodgood. Con-
slant Brown. and Charles Benedict, Of New York
notsries public; in places Of James H. Dill George
Cooper, William H. Paine, and Benjamin Brooks,
terms expired Also, David s. Lyon Maus sohsrmsr-
horn Joseph Lawrence, and Morris Franklin to the
offices of notaries vice Robert J. Dillon, William
O'Brisn, William Bloomfield and Morris Franklin, terms
expired,
RICHMOND CoUNTY-Jaoob H. Vanderbilt, Of Castle
ton, trustee of the Seamen's Fund and Retreat vice
Thomas w. Tucker, resigned.
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The subscriber has of the and o.
beautiful articles this line that have been impoed
among which Bard Clio Euscan Vases. ten feet high;
Agate Tazzr feet ngh Bardiglo Ums, with altoe
eyo 8fet in hight very deliberately scuptured; staues
e Heb VEINS. Passns Girl: &c &C. al selected by
successfully catered for the public FREDER-
ICK A. WOODWORTH, 325 Broadway, opposite the
B. oadWav Theatre.
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Died,

In Woodbridgs, N J Jan 25th, of consumption, Mr.
JOHN T.. BARRoN, in the 4ist year Of his age
On the 25th inst, CArHARISE CARrER, In the saith
year OF her age.
Her friends and relatives and those of her
Bartholomew Csragioli Joseph Mezzstti, and Gresor
Contre invited to attend her funeral from the res
dence Of Joseph Mezzetti, 227 William street, this
(Thursday) afternoon, at 2 O'Clock.
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Goals TO NEwcAsrLE They have taken the Greek
Slave to Washington. We hope friends the sboli-
tionists are on the alert-The John Donkey
THE THREE GRACEs.-Rhode Island, Delaware, and
Coney Island the three sister graces among the
States of our Union. Rhode Island is celebrated for
tautog, Delaware for peaches, and Coney Island for
ciambakes With such q country, what Mr. Polk
want with Mexico-1he John Donkey.
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THE GOLDEN RULE AND ODD FELLOWS FAML
" Companion has entered its 9Th volume nc in at
tactos with accession of talent ard iaee' TINT e.
continued ability enrich columns with the
choicest literary of the day Ia It's ysriou, depa;.
men Of Elegnt Literature History AT and ociende IA
nuctve variety culvatng taste, aud sound
fitting all respects for the popsrand improynx com
psnon OF family circle The 9Th No OF the vsume
w be issue Thursday morning. con suirg CT va
snnum By mail or SO so delivered in New York, Brook
Ign. or Williamsburgh
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DR RALPH's PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE
- the deases OF the genital their
toms pogre consequences and the OF
every individual Of both by joseph Ralph d. author
the Family Physician and her Domestic Medical works
am EDITION with saa pages, with illustrative plates piee 81
Sold bv all booksellers the u s. Canada, &c sold also bv
the author Greenwich mailed free
velpes receipt Of ST. paid addressed box 500 tower
p.sf aircN "
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CIXTEENTH WARD.-At a meeting Of the Democratic
- Republican Electors of the Sixteenth Ward held at
Duys Head Quarters in the 9th avenue. near 10Th street
Wednesday evening" JAM &c. 1915 pursuant to the recon-
mend .tion Of the General Commtee the meeting ORGANIZED
by calling JAMES r. DUNN the chair, aud appoi,tn!
James Oans and John Armstrong, Secretaries The call
Of the meeting having been read motion, was resolved
" The call be dsegarded - which carried without even
dissenting voice On motion, " The proceedings be
signed by tn. Officers Of the meeting and pnbss.a IN the
John Armstrong Secretaries Albany Argus and Wash.
ngton Union, pleas copy.
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church. The Goodyear Rubber warehouse hand large
supply of Fishing and sporsmen Boots article Of
their careful manufacture No person whose
requires him be much the should be without them
Also, every variety Of Oveshoe, including
surpng ighne yet durab yto be had only 100
Broadway, betwe Wall aud Pine streets.
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DOST OFFICE. NEW YORK, JANUARY 27Th, 1913
the steamer Cambria will lsse New YoTh on satpLday
day the 2eh instant at 10 A. M Postage letter. end
pc each aud pre- paid.-KOBERT II NORRIS,
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Gold Pen. will bear in mind that all makers stamp their
Chieain." and Other GcoTs stamps on Their SECOND
Co, No II Cedar street Zone door from the Post OF
hce) have the Pens Of all the best makers, which they
advertise 10 sell the best in the city, for 81 they sell for
paired.
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THE vITRIOL sCORCHER-THE POLICE GA.
OF this week will contain all the secret details Of
the remarkable crime end suicide Of DR. Horace Wells and
also all the private hdavu OF the numerous females who
the of his experiments The wonderful career
Of Col Monroe Edwards, the ioraer will also be coutnu,d
The paper will contain usual variety Of other matter the
way Of murders rapes robbees &c and will also be illus
aed with splendid Of the death Of the Inventor
of Leiheon
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M EINHARDT'S GILDED BRASS LETTERS FOR
Nh Signs-These letters remarkable for durability
and brancy OF the gliding unequailed bv other article
in the cywhch brllancy warranted to stasd EXPOSURE
the weather They apanned color that
be desired Orders left Jones Beebee 1917 Fultos
will be attended Tho partnership herstofors
yng between Msnhardt Scott, dssolvsd the LIST
Ialv MElNRAKDT
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LnoM THE EDITOR oF THE EMPORIUM WE

LhOM THE EDITOR OF THE EMPORIUM I'VE
would direct the attention of those suffering from Piles.
to the article known Dr. Uphams Vegetable E'ectuary
We believe il his failed effect a the
most desperate and medicine fer improving the
health when positive piles exist be taken
with perfect confidence its beneficial effects The agents
continually in the receipt of testimonials cm
spectacle part OF the Union who have
eLced benefit from ard earnes Iy recommend to
III e, who like myself ering painful disc
tfectuoly The knowledge Of DR.. Upham's Pile
kectuary cannot be too extensively by such
much suffering from patton, liver compliant
other Of the diseases of the stomach
and bowels and which produce piles may be sleviated 1t
is vegetable compound Produced years OF experiments
npon tn. DR. hmsef-smpe, pie san and certain its e
For further evidence. and conclusive tesmonv
pamphlets to be obtained Of WYATT & KETC HAM whole
se and retail piorretors for sale lei Fulton street, Dr. A
Upham. 100 Bo9try New York and by appointed agents
thr0ugho the United States and Ianadas Prce 81 box
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Of New York just published at Btrford Co. No Aston
House This OF the surprising books that
iu he present progressive age develores few most
prominent rssc,lties Of this rascay city aud illus
ttes them by life like sketch OF the promncn, ras.
cals."-Sunday Mercury.
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MRS. CARROLL'S OLD ESTABLISHED MEDI
lV1 Gated Vspr and Sulphur Baths 1874 Fulton oppo
site Churebstee certain for Colds, Sre Throts
eumatsm, Ganduar Affections, &C. The Gear of catch
cola detcs from BATH but the fleet
iProrery administered y exciting the vital sction the
skin, giving rise power Of reaction aud bling
sist cold than before Op,n from O'Clock
till nine o'clock night Portable Baths any
nj he