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The balance appropriated to dividend Is added to
the OF stock and unless the amount of indebted
ness is reduced much, the next annual report will
show additional amount Of obi yations According to
the last report the liabilities Of the company tbs soth
of November last, united to Gil 500 400 g. which
agrees with the above deducing the balance reported
subject to dividend. 1t Is stated that the company
requires greater facilities for carrying the bust
ness and that an Increase Of engines and Ia
ssry, either by purchase hire Ths Indebtedness Of
the company will bs increased by the outlay for such
facilities aud the amount upsn which interest divi
nds will bs paid GREATER but the income may enough
larger warrant such expenditure Since ls45 the
Ioene stock have increased 81 $780, and no other
increase place in another year than the additional
ock orentsd by the dividend made since the last port
the amount and stock in ls4s upon which inter-
est or dividend will be paid might more properly
say will be due will be Sill e6l AGO. showing an Increase
amos ls&5, OF S330405o.
The most extraordinary feature Of the financial opera
lions Of this company is the fact that with its immense
receipts and tn large surplus the indebtedness Of the
company is increasing rapidly. The stock dividends
require money and cannot nd in any part OF tho
report what has been made Of the balance
IL no doubt hss with the exception Of $laso27, paid fer
commissions and charges, been appropriated to the pay
Of the floating debit but it Ia not sufficient to keep
down the debt, or prevent it's increasing.
The Illinois and Michigan Canal is progressing rapid
y TO It's compilation aud 1t Is said that before the
sumption Of lake navigation boats will thread the entire
line. At the entrsuco of the canal into the river at
Bridgeport, the works very nearly completed, and
but await the laying up Of one hundred yards Of
masonry. The Summit division will be completed in
about six weeks The LockpoIt, which Is the next
Il already nnished, including Ane basin at that
point, Between Leekpart and Juliet (6ve locks in
teIvenins) the water has been let in At Juliet the
two spacious basins are llled with water The level
below hnshsd reaching to the Dupase The Dresden
level l. also ia readiness for the water from the Kanka
koe Feeder end the Feeder Itself including ns r;ece
Of masonry for The squeducs across the Dsspoiurs Is
hnishtdwith tho exception OF portion Ct tAe dam
across the Kspkekae, upon which sufficient force Ia
engaged to complete It without delay The lower levels
80 the Southern termination for the part CON-
u ted, san the exception Of little Arishing up-and
this completes the line. rbe snpers.ructuros bridges
90, are oil ready OK vssy nearly So for use.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. z, l84S.
Political Movements.

The proceedings of the House, to-day, were
highly interesting. Mr.. Wilmot walked into
Father Richie and then into Mr.. Buchanan,
who, he said, was the candidate of the admins
traion TOR the Presidency. But presume your
reporter has furnished you full account of what
took place.
Votes OF hanks and gold medals, were given
to Generals Scott and Taylor, and thanks with
on, medals. 10 the officers and men. Mr. Gid
dlngs, catching the spirit, moved TO vote thanks
to Albert Gal latin, but HIS proposition was LAID
upon the table
The Presidential election has opened in the
House, and we may expect to see further demon
STATIONS during the present week. f.
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Died.
On Tuesday morning. the 9Th inst, of convulsions,
HELEN scHoALs, youngest daughter of J and s. A
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral this "wednesday
afternoon mt O'Clock from the residence of her father
No rs Charlton at without further invitation.
0g- Eastern papers please copy.
On Tuesday, the sth inst after short illness Of ty-
phod fever FRANCIS ScHRIhF in tho Gath Year Of his
age
Gustavus Pauus respectfully invited to attend his
funeral on Wednesday afternoon, February 9th at ,
o'clock from the residence Of his parents 2aa Canal
street corner Rsnwok His remains will be taken to
Greenwood Cemetery for Iuterment.
On Monday, February T. Of Inflammation of the heart
TEoMAs NEARY, aged 50 years
the members Of the Lsborers Society respectfully
invited to attend his funeral at half past three O'Clock
th') afternoon, from his late residences
81 Mulberry street.
Father dear thou hast left us,
And thy loss We deeply feel;
May to those who regret thee,
Father, guardian, fare the well.
On the 9Th inst of lingering Illness, Miss LOIS WAL
ORION, Of stonipgton, Conn
The friends Of the family invited to attend her f-
neral from No Is Bond street, this "Wednesday sftsr
noon at O'Clock Her remains will be taken to ston
On the 9Th inst MARY A, wife of John A Ellis, and
daughter of Ann Mssserve. aged so years and months
Her friends and relations are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral Thursday, the 10th inst ct half
past P NJ, from her late residence, Is Rivngton
street
On Tuesday morning, sth inst, o. r. HAswrLl, of
Burlington, Vermont
The friends of N B HAswell and those of hsbrother.
In law, Day are invited TO attend his funeral at
the residence of Mrs Hath, No. 81 Vesey street, this
afternoon at o'clock
At Perth Amboy, on Tuesday the 9Th inst after q
protracted Illness in the heps OF blessed immortality
VIM C Walls Esq. in the saith year Of his sgs-tor'
merly an alderman Of this city.
His friends invited to attend his funeral Thurs
day at IL O'Clock The steamboat John Potter leaves
Pier No. North river. at A. M.
On Sunday evening. the 9th inst. after LINGERING
illness, Mrs ANNA DEoIPLET. born Deeroot native OF
Holland aged 55 years wife Of John NJ Decplet
Her friends and those If her husband her daughter
Mrs Vaudyk her son, H Furman; ard her sons In
law A Eyre and H. Towe, respectfully invited to
attend her funeral on Wednesday the 9th inst. at
o'clock r NJ from her late residence 497 Bowerv OF
95 4th avenue, wi hout further invitation. Mount
Vernon division No A. s. Of T. are respectfully invited
to attend.
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WASHING ION, Feb. 7, 1873.

We had another specimen to-day of the
charming elements of the harmonious democra-
CIV. MIR. Wilmot walked into the anti proviso
pronunciamento OF Mr.. Buchanan, as storming
party would enter hostile city, pell-mell, head
long, straight forward, and knocking down
every thing In his way, no matter whv tner friend
or enemy. Mr.. Thompson, commonly called
Judge Thompson. one Of his colleagues, csme
down upon Mr.. Wilmot, very considerably, TO
crtvet, TO wit, the Secretary of State, and the
episode Is good thing, as Tar as 1t goes, to show
how the political democratic world is re-
volving Just now. We are going to have a series
OF exposltlons as we go along, and such state
OF things will be exposed as none but sagacious
lockers on could guess at.
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When thus finished, the Illinois and Michigan Canal
will be on Of the finest In point OF structure we'll
one of the important to internal Of any
similar improvement In the country II is 100 miles In
length and connects the great northern skest Chicago
with the navgable waters of the Illinois River ct Peru
Its capacity is go feet water surface by feet in DEPTH
the locks being s by ITO feet within the chamber and
the entire work constructed at the cost Of upwards Of
seven millions of dollars.
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ROREIGN MARKETS


HAVANA, 22d January Sugars come In a. yet very
spsripgly, and the sales far have been quite I'M
important at IN rials for whites; bh IN rails
for brown and yellow; AZ n 5 rails for cucuruchos
No transactions OF consequence have occurred here
in Muscovados, of which only trinipg quantity
has been brought to msrset Molasses has further
deoaed 10 " rails at which dealers are firm at pre-
sent The insignificant parcels Of coffee which make
their appearance, sell at So 90 sS 1mports-The car
go of srked beef from Montevideo, noticed hand
In our report, sold Mt Is rails Two more have
rived from Busnos Apres and New barcelona There
Cargo of fish from the British provinces retail
ing sales made at 81 for cod 20 ria for hake or
hsddock The stock OF lard s reduced to $500 kegs and
we qnote $la rs s3 62H for new Sil Sla for old In
rice there since last report aud
there hand 1000 casks from the u 8, and par
Gel from Manila About 100000 feet w. lumber
changed hands at S24 Portland $2d $25 for Ban
gor s2s 90 saoarap there 100000 feet unds
posed OF Three cargoes r. Pima were placed at $50
s27 for steam sawed and s2s for rivers and there
continues to be very heavy the ARTICLES dull deal
ers are fully supplied at present. only few small trans
are selling ut Is IS rails moasse 10 10 rails for
sugar and empty casks at % 80 rails Considerable par
s o, bo ouna at sSs gao Tor mort ana
In fair request and candles unalteed About 900
bags were taken at AZ reals or corn meal there
scarcely any here and IL is In limited enquiry The
imports Of Spanish -four have been moderate and sale
was made at $40 60 about 400 bbs Amorican arc held
Tor higher rates Freghts-A vesssl chartered for
Bremen at ca, and for venise at ca O. There ia
no enquiry for TO u States the last charter for
moss.s. was at 81 E1Sn s s, on London ~
Prices current Of mportss A jsrked beer per arr Is
re-; IT, S. do do 10 l6rs; Goldfish al S3s4 haddook, do
So Az bake, do 50 SO; rice arr liz lars; lard al
SIl 1875; hams, do 80 alo; tallow candles do l6k
lfs5 sperm do do $40 10; whale oil, arr 10 30 RI;
reria 40 do ~ al 49, cheese al $40 Ia; butter do
$40 %; yellow corn arr Al rs; meaL Dbl 50 81
hoops psr m $3s 45 -four, Amer bbl tl7 do Spanish,
do sl5 49, lumber, Bath, # $25 a26; do Portland do
S24 do p. r. do S23 81; box shocks, box go RS;
moasscs hnd do 10 IL r.; sugar do ls 20 rs;
empty casks, each sax sk; potatoes bbl sta ~
$50. do do duty paid, - 10; nsiis q s6x a. tar,
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WARRINGTON, Feb. 4, 1913.
Evening Summing Up.

1t was lively day in the capitol. The pro
ceedinps in the Senate-the Wilmot explana-
tons, or denominations, or Whatever they are
in the House-and the pleading OF Mr., Webster
and of all these things your reporters VIII nave
sent you graphite TRANSCRIPT
This evening, we have had Mrs. George Joaes
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ID ARTIST MINISTEHS. - WE PUBLISH BELOW
ID the certificates Of three highly respectable clegymcn Of
the Daptut denomination which think must a least con-
the members OF that church that DR. Towneads SARA
para is extraordinary remedy Dr. Townssnd: uear SIR
Having for time been eted with pu inona,y al
lungs, continued sIde owrr 10
evening exposure in travelling after preaching Finding my
alarming symptoms ADVISED by clergy man. fiend Of
mine TO your celebrated Sasapars do So and afier
taking two three bottles found mysl relieved M er-
pse has been restored fad gysefmpsh and hope
bcne61ed by your excellent medicine feel IL duty to
make known h fact. for the benefit OF others who may be M
boring under the diff mites thai have bee 10.
tine ps,t. Respsclu yours, SAMUEL WHITE, Pastor
OF Baptist Church, Staten l,land Principal once, Ss Fulton
street, go
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JMPORTANT NOTICE:--MoORHEAD's GRADUA-
ted Masn,tic Naehine.The great celebrity and
n success Moorhsad GrAdqsed Magnetic Machines has
desire place them within the reach Of all
need The proprietor has therefore, the pleasure to
that in Of his late improvement and IN
creased he enabled place the price Of these
beautiful machines complete IN every respect aud warranted
nd SID each Among the countless curatlves for DIS
which have offered the world stand
so silly pre- Mooheads machrs Manu-
lea broadway ny all nevcu' ctions, such as para
eypepss hs s dooTsur dssGs dshssney OF Ter
full Full dire ctons for company thsm Beware OF m
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I'm HOLT'S CHLOROFOkM AND DENTAL OF
~ fee is open, at $50 Brosdw y, over Bcck Co.'s
between Franklin and Leonard srcets Persons can
now hive ali orerat,ons performed in Dentistry with ut
ing he least pain Tocthsche cured without syns raln
lee extracted ~ put ard all wi hcut gying the sau p
thousands from the frat families IN New York,
Cina,nn Att. n Louis. and New Oroans,
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LIVERY MOTHEK'S BOOK-THE APPhEHENSlON
II of poverty and the rrospec, large family OF children
prevent considerable pcorc from entering the married
suic but here book that will tell important
crrts which nay these objections Price 30 cent?
For by Purgess Srripge 222 Broadway; Leber Co..
rhladepna; W. r. Davis Is State st Boston, and the pub
Usher. Nc. Ann
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ma COvPER a DUANE STREET., BETWEEN

nR. COOPER. a DUANE STREET. BETWEEN
~ Chatham aud William has for the last fourteen years
tire extensive practice in pvae diseases Of
medical New York He the most aggravaed
Of this disease; mild cured to FIVE d,ys
scture-Dr Cooper has discovered methot BIZ which
he the form of structure in from one to I'VE
weeks with carcey any pam the patient. Constitutional
debility brought by habit ndu ged in by
This when fecly INDUCED m beses dyspepsia
weakness OF the limbs aud small OF the back confession ofhe
intellect aversion eeiy warranted every
er n charge. No used
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ADVERTISEMENTS NEW EVERY MORNING

w. DROWN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
-. China GLASS ware. &c.-J. w Brown will sell by
dialogue, Thursday February 10Th at No. 2 Broadway
1srge vs5ety of and second h'nd Fannrs oompr.ng
CARROTS nlatas,es SC. hl.o, lsse as.ormert Of Chin
and Crockery Ware, Cut Glass Ware. Table Cutlery Tea
Trays and variety of ether Hous. keepipg Articles
Sale commence AT I01L
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ADggsTlsssgsFs NEW gygaY xoRHIss

DARK THEATRE-NlEssRs sANDs, LENT& CO.'S
American CIscus-i.ast Week OF the season-snll Aro-
ther and Change or Perform of Mr. T.
w. MOsELY the eecbIs!ed English aeeric id,r Con.
TOM THUMB, the smallest pony in the world Every
variety OF attraction grand bill Clowns Joe Pentland
s. Lsthrop and Dan Gardner Dress Circle and Paquetts
30 Boxes, rs cents; Gallery 2b Doors cpen
Gk-periormance 10 commence at I. Fer perticrlar,
biiis. ~. DA grand performances every Saturday
noon, commencing at 2L o'clock
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M ECHANICs' HALL ara BROADWAY, sETWEEl

M EIHANICS' HALL,]72 BKOAUWAY, 1EI w FF:iH
wi Grand and Broome is-Crowded to ove'flowrs with
the beauty fashion of New York Open night dunf
lie week creep! Monday USaResss
oideat established Baud in United States E. Chrsty
q. N. Christy, r. Pierce Raynor, c. Abbott, T. Vaughn
inmitable Concerts nightly hon0ed
with crowded and highly respectable audiences and unver
saly admitted excel OF similar carac
offered this city Admission Is cents children under
10 half price Doors open at occck-Concert III
commence at8 On Saturday Feb. H. Afternoon Concert
Doors Mt 2. commence at o'clock On Monday even
ing Feb I. the BROOKLYN nStitnte.
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NV IN CUApJN or BOSTON WILL DEItvgR

REy Ell CHAPIN. OF BOSTON WILL DELIVER
No5ts OF T. at the Boadwsv Tabernacle on Thu-sd,v
10th inst Singing By the Ex elsio DR. A Wl,oc .l
., sssrt "a Nassau Price 1870 Futon street.
McCo' ten, 27s and 1876 Broadway: Will $50 Bowery;
G. Stephens, q and iIs Bowerv; w and w f. C;ill.',
400 q and ST. .. Warner, 2o' Blocker It; q W H:,
denbrook, sol Becker q. q Troy. $40 Hudson " "
Rogers 2ie Hudsoo Lambert Lsne 80 Wall st aad
door the evening Doors exercises to comrnenc
fTo,rl.
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BROADWAY ODEON--ENTRANCE THROUGH
- Pn'euxt 'ofe des Mile Coonue. Manager y. q.
Gre. ley Great attractions Tho manager respectfully
the citizen. q thu. metropolis, and 70 r,n
Company OF Male Female Ares, of the beautiful
symmetry produce series Of splendid Tab
lures Sou e. Sc. Part 2TABLE AUX WV and Poses
Pa,ques by the Model Artistes Part s-Favore of the
Royes l2x cents.
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5000 $50 II

EXCESS OF receipts over expenses 5000 539 IL
This is pretty largs basnce, amounting to nearly
y per cent of the aggregate income and would have
paid very handsome dividend on the aggregate capital
ofths company had It been appropriated to that pur
pose bat such does not appear to have been the
or this balance, $3.50 323 IL paid for interest,
leaving 9 balance Of $3.50 2l6 OF. or this $i43,O27 Al
have been paid for commissions and charges incurred
during the year, in acquiring the to meet the
bonds due at that time, and the floating debt which
has bsen charged to the cost of the works. cannot
beregsrded item of current annual expenses, and
therefore properly to be deducted from tho
account of this year. After deducting this sum- the
balance will be reduced to $2aOss 5A which Is In fact
the orly fund applicable to dividend, find in the
report no account Of its expenditure.
The increase in the capital Of this company has
within the past three years been very rapid and unless
something is done arrest It, nothing prevent
a tremendous collapse Of these days, similar to
that experienced In the immense concerns Of pre-
vious years. The annexed statement exhibits the
amount of stock loans sc. according Ito each annual
report, for the past three years:-
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Died.

On Thursday evening, Feb. o. by the Rcv Mr. Eva,s
MIR 0EoseE WILSON, Of New York. to Miss MARY JAsx
Born, of Brooklyn.
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ITO MANUFACTUaERs-Foe SALE OR TOILET

ITO CIVIL ENGINEEFs-WANTtD TO Poo
c.ed immediately the slpnd Of Cuba assistant en-
goeeer who produ satsfcry testimonials Of his good
p,cau may h We an President Of the Paw
cpe and Nnevies Na,uoad Company by caug Bridge
rerf or " Hail
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DALNO'- OPERA HOUsE.-WEDNESD EVEN.
L ing Fet. 9-Professor THEIRS grou,s If MHDFL AR.
TlSTS twenty lumber have the honor o. appearing
u series their celebrated 0rapd ableaul Vvant, and
Poses Pasques which has been considered the most CLASH
cal and i've exh bon that has appeared in
country and been houorsd by the Of The mot
august persona.es Doos open at 6h to commence AZ II
gentleman aone so ceut.: boxes Is cents Bo,
Office omen from VI ~ <P VI
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DIR. LAMBENT Is STILL TO BE FoINp AT us

nR. LAMBERT is STILL TO BE F0TND AT us
~ old Office 50 Gold street. Eu ton, where he can be
copdennsly consulted by all those unh'ppy victim. Of ss
practice. in every disease Of private nature The Doctors
upon the system already srccss
fully pacsed BY him the continent Of Europe siictrre
Nervous Debility, emissions echer with recent
speedily aud eecualy cared All letter. post PAID,
enclosing fee promptly attended to Office 81 Gold street.
nR JACK5ONS PILE AND TETTER EMBROCA-
- lion has gained putaton before equaed by any
nedicre-it Scarpas Acousc Oil will
cure Deafness Pain. the Discharge of Matter from The Ears
&c These medicines have cured than all ohe
eombned For sale by A, d. Sands 100 William ".
Dr. d. Jayne, Philadelphia; Carter Wilson Co., Boston;
w Ful.r, Washington city; Alex Jayne, Ptsbug X. x
Adams, ST. Louis; and N Jarvis Co. New Orleans.
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IL IRKBRIDE's TATrERS AIS HEAvE pow
IN den-Hors beginning learn that early at
teoton to the ailments Of their animals their
colds &C. besides beng their duty to useful animal sproht
able their respspg into heaves aud other dis
which lead premature decay This remedy VIII cure
recent cold cough in few days. will ead c.te heaves
aud also the best condition medicine that car nsea No
stable should be without It, Price ST. A. H Cough Co..
a Fnon street cole propreos For sale also at NJ Tat
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oNe u commence al iO1e 0c'ock
I'd ant Il or Il
Eighth Ward s.apon House Tuesday February 9Th 1919
!ss
ns f
Were ,pp"s.ssd On sca e three
s S!a ?isai
shn %ss
in His wisdom call from his sphere OF fuluess the
ifr fe
@ ei a'a Si
2ee.'hs community one who was ever mindful Of their
II.
of mourning for th days Resolved That copy Of tese
f;si
A..i.t.nt C,ptain F. srEIcnT Secretaries
THE FUNERAL OF CAPT Ely PERRY WILL
Ii: William asstreuet % R'i are
take. to for "
NoTlCE..ANY GENTLEMAN WHO ATTENDED
Hn Il: poP,fs"-; by returning the same ut h' residence
Uasa o.. II Tas saN5 1NSE %
lessor of the above and the author Of Spanish
.sS sls, G. %
tend on other DAYS having COMPLIED With tei, he will
"
,a6 the rate Of ten dolIsfs each
should TSr sn q, oEyER B. FAa
@ b. .a%ss M s AND "a II
Of HIS are duo in the PnSe ss:e,
an hon each Ladies' classes daily At II NJ in Broadwsy
" soa c's See x.' grasses
To5LE !! LARGE WELL n., BU,Lr e sIT0gE;
Wal, street.
EOK s.LE-A MORTGAGE FOR 50 1885, on ~.
Ssr cent FER annum Address E H. sO1 2a' Post Once
RaoAD STREET STORE TO LKT-To LET THE
- splendid four story Store No IS Broad street 40
test front and 80 deep with covered yoa A. deep
extensive Iron Store, Domestic Dry Goods Comm'sio1
Hop FoJ amply on the premises or at No. ~ ''nss
nor SALE OR TO LEAsE-THA AT wELLKNOWN
place of resort the Washington House ard Gardens Ho
the city which aa1Ies The Whole d his aii.naa
ncusrs and 70 view the premises sppy 70 NJ &
Nsw House, corner of ''e' and 'Hee'
Nj AssAPEQUA HOUsE.-THlS WELL KNOWN
~ resort during The months. and Of Trout
o The spsI q. s
dessbe locations on the island The property be
ns FIGS FYbp o@s the &
Feb 7th sia N.BThe above would be rent
ed very low f-r a private residence. -
ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OR TOILET
ofhs Pennepask Holme burg abouts NILE, no TIL
E S% aR r. ssDa qif ol s
manufacturing purpose-havng comma ceton with TIE city
tory TOY on which 'a" SIa Be
Es. S for the h.a .s'poysa The s r u cont 80 d
4sr capable Of wing about .ppdiss 18th b m
N prepsrsto" now the bu heh will be sold with .ae
s9s oT H'%SUjiIafh %sy Fila
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A MEXICAN MUSEUM --SPLENDID PERFORM
scrpsural s,tH,5y IspressutnE The Birth Q, Christ"
representation of an Intsmperate Family all in the
size Of life may all hours every day and evening
without charge Beside there cngaged-Mast John
Tight Rope Dangers Great Western the low comsdan;
FISHERS shsksperean Csbinet Mrs Monell; Miss Bernard;
Misses Julien and Whit'cck dancers Mr.. Whitloek; MI
the whole, Reserved front shilling each
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m uFITNArIsu PAINS AND STIFFNESS OF THE

HEUMArIsM PAINS AND STIFFNESS OF THE
N Joints Scroful,. diseases Of the Skin. sc &c-Rngs
Ce ound Syrup Of Hvd.oda,e of po,asa S,.spar and
Yellow Dock This medicinal remedy is publisbed for the
sole benefit Of those suffering rem h-umot,m. pains ard
sts,.s Of the Joints swe ling Of H. ular substances
rear th-m Of the shi1 &c IL IL the btst possbie
combnet Of remedies for III, above named diseases
pr pa from the atics and
isficiipn. Prepared and sold by CHARLeS II. RING,
Drn yoie Rroa wa Of hu