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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

NOBLE CHARlrY-At the close o. the services
Va the Plymouth Church on Thanksgiving Day Rev Mr.
geecher toe Pastor announced that the sum OF near
y $1,000 had been raised In that Congregation 10
dow Professionally 10 Wabash College Indiana. This
large sum be said had been obtaiued by pessonal 80
icitatln and that only about 500 needed 70
make up the whole amount After this statement the
Rev speaker said that collection would then be taken
up 70 give every man, woman and child. who had not
been called upon tina opportunity OF presenting their
Offering % this cause. We need hardly say tina, the
iul amount was collected
When the West sends such men Easl 10 gather such
congreg suon they need not tear Of being forgotten
or thst they vii. suffer any loss.
Wabash College, one OF the best Institutions West
Will be much benefited ~ this timely I'D
THE SrREET The attention Of the Authorities
should bee called 10 the condition which the streets
are kept At this period 10 Fulton s. yesterday the
mud vas ankle deep aud many Of the other public
thoroughfares were no, much better
A RDw.-A quarrel took place yesterday alter
noon Ia on Oyster cellar In Myrtle avenue caused BY
set of ouarre.ome individuals VINO violently assaulted
the proprietor Nelson Baldwin Five 40 tho party
named Edward Post. Charles Curtel. John Snediker.
James McMulen and John WhtmOre were arrested
and b. ! o. answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25

Trsn.Isf-s 90 la- Irtan- ron L. tstor4.. OF 2.
The KiDs Of Prussia is using all his endesvoors
10 escape hs conse quence. Of tho Constitutional govern
,nent ~ De Piuel disageeng With bi. Majesty had
Tor ne third time gwen IN he re-ignstou and the king
had had considerable difficulty creating new minis
try but fact aud In the enterprise was found -
4rduous and 30 many refuss had been opposed q the
ROYAL will that he h-d been obliged % bes the refact
orr minister n recall his resignation
Another piece Of swswsrdnes. the hing thought
he ougbt 70 thsnk The city guard for t Intervention IN
the st troubes End he did 90 in such strange terms
with 90 imnOdsrate prepossesson for the rights Of
the crown snd 10 interpreting IN such singular msn-
nor the succour given - good order by the civil mill
10 Of Berlin that the Democratic committee Of this mi
Htia thousbtn right 20 protest in very strong terms
against the acknowledgement msde to the city guard
they saw In the thanks Of hs Nsle'y real insults aud
repelod them de such
These sre the words ne Democratic Association
II the City Gusrd consider essential 20 their nonOf
10 reject decidedly the acknowledgment expressed io
rhi. order Of the Cabinet. the provisions upon
which II j. founded Tor this Cabinet order s dictated
by sentiment. which are not popularity sentimente
which have not taken root 10 the ground soil OF our
March Revolutionary sentiment. which are preci-oly
IN contradiction to those by which the Democratic Hun
,sran Guard Of the Copal is resolved to live 10 set
and L. die
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25
From the Provinces

We have received says the Boston CoHTlsr our
Usual supply Of ate Nova SCOTS aud New Brunswick
papers By the steamer Senator. The ate gale Va.
severely i,lt - John. =. p. but the damage done
not extensive
Ine Ncc- Bragsrt1sr 10 especially indignant that the
whole public property Of the city ~ = John has been
attached ani 81 fersed for sale 3y the sheriff . .stsy
mortgage ior srQut hall million dollars 10 des.
cu0es the prop-rty thus
All tne cry l0ts aud Natersde property both side
the nar1or. win Navy leland. Partridge leland tne
4. and. in TIE ais tle lilds Lancaster the lats n
Colurnay bay toe Court house The al, the orphan
ssy.1m the msrseth0use the Mayors Once tns en.
gln--lolse. the break satrr the ferry and the hay
scales Toe -lppsse--ger ytning 10 fact which belong
o. tle cry iu Is corporate cspscfy has BEEN seized
and the cIuzeus ut - John have the mortrca9u aud
disgrace 0f sring their extensive sui valuable zeal
-stair. alil their public buildings and properly ~
every description, offered Tor sale By the .her1
Owing % the bad islth, bad management, lOOsc sys
TEN 0f accognts -ptuu recko-sness sud eAtraFa
.ance ID former Boards 81 Common Council the
whole u th- property DOW advertised ~ The sheriff.
las been mJrfgsxrd o. trustees o. secure certain city
creditor. Tor 2lloyyO or thersso0uL The sheriff vii
SCI the equity Of redemption only AMI that being
gone. farewell u TIE city properly forever.
re Freaeri-ro4 RsPortr says
In about dags the Inc u electric telegraph from
Il A1dr-ws . sr John VII be com eted and Ia tai
operation Tlls &. the cOltDuaton-nor W. hope the
comp.-ron-ol Inc wlich extends from toe clty Of
New Orleans. al th- Wy % - som Next spring %
all 5e ccnunu-d o. Halifax ami tTust o. Frederic
Ton - Know the House ot Assembly VII give D.
proper encouragement o such lfuGsbie undertaking
Toe Hllfgr >aa states that tie house % Mr. Jonas
took fre "a the 9Th nst and ths vie of Mr. Hassr
persisted Ln the danes
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Things In Philadelphia.


] e
PmLADELFmA Fdisy Nov q
Notwithstanding the inclemency oi the weather the
roar OF cannon ha. been heard throughout the dsy be-
celebration Of the anniversary of Gen Taylors birth
The rain viii prevent the exhibition OF fireworks ~
Penn square the evening. but several .slcat ms VIII
hold celebrations in various parts 90 the distuct
call IL going shout for signatures 20 meeting
for the formation Taylor Republican Association
on the principles svowed Oy Gen. TAYLOR, IN bis All
ION letters The meeting vii be held next Nedncs
d-y evening ~ the Chinese Museum. ana the move
msut viii embrace P-rtons of 81 political pfIs ii-
objects are q promulgate the principles which Cen
TAYL0E has declared viii be ms rule OF gu ancc in
tl3 administration aud TO restore % poso inst pure
kepuoicatism which existed during The Ffesi1eDcy OF
George Washington
Your Liehi Guard under Capt vincent. bad the re-
cepron here yesterday. Ii being holiday an immense
coucourso assembled a. the wharf and iiA ol cur
volunteer companies turned out rs An escort me
Guard Is noble company aud VIII We tnihh' pr hi-'-
y pleased with the reception and couftesies EXTENDED
by Philado phisns
The Trial OF the persons implicated ia the robbery Of
DR. Darlington President Of the Chester County hank
commenced this morning
There was rather more demand tor -Four ~ day ana
l5oJ hols fair shipping snds sold Al - 5ilc "ncn is
the uniform asking price hYc flunr quiet aud nom
iual al c. 90. Corn Meal iu moderate demand, ana
500 bos sold at 81 per bol Wheat has been taken 70
the quantity OF hOll o. 500 bshs at lulc ~ ll< i'f
reds and IS % . for white Corn-Od Yellow Corn
is rather easier % buy and sold ready Al o5a6l Tor
Southern and Pema. New Corn s rather better sad Is
wanted At Sci mixed lots 6Oc Oats dull. Cotton
quiet the advanced rates tending 90 check sales. ln
Provisions notice sale of Prime Pork al ga cash
and 100 hbs entire prime AZ : 0 on time Mess scarce
Al Sl3 Sl3i 1850 bags Coffee. Lasusyra sold ~ Gao
on time. sugars very f4l Freishts very l,ie doing
Nhiskey IL scarce ~ 23tc.
SAILS Or SrocKs-Firs Boara--jJ Reading RR. Ia
800 State IS co. $50 L : kk q "a ms Co, q
loo Treasury No,es. %, lo5 100 n Jersey copper
800 City Gas. De- 100
second Boara-72 q Lehi,h Mort loan. sd Penn
sylvanis Bk POI. Western Bk, AZ 2C95 Lehlsh o.
51i 1850 state g. IA l43 26 STATE g. a 2JJ state
u.s. ~ 500 Z : Loan 6s. So l0j -ol Loan. o.
- loei County Fire ms Co. 40 80 Treas Notes
f. has. DO = leroy Conn or . IS kentucky Bank
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25

AxorHgR EDITOR PRoMorEp.-John y. lager.
coll. Esq Editor of the Lake SSP0'or Isaa' ste Marie
Nrs has been elected TO the Michigan Les'is'afe oy
the Loco Focos of the Mining region he has MAJOR
iy OF 25 over both his competitors The Mas MSS oeen
suspended for the Winter months MT ingensoH was
bearer OF the Official Of the upper Country ana
wa, considerably ss,onshed bis return to nna ihsi
Gen Cass was defeated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25

- Capt. Jeweti, o. the steamer h'~ena,
hs5 the measure Of taking from the ssesmer roGsos
m the Mississippi below BATON Rouge. the President
slec; OF The UnitcG states. Gen ZAcliAHY fAYLoR
aud lsadpg him ~ bis plantation GA the 'on,ns 81 zoe
.th three miles shove Natchcz The cd sentle.
men WAS in fas heslih ard sqriis-:Sked but lite
sbout politics and less about the election, est WAS
Sihs-wise very agreeable ard quite socso.e- Re had
on tia, sane Ola Blue cos, eaG white bat
-. Louis Repuh l4,h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25
MRS JERvIs's COLD CANDY

THE NECESSITY 0f CHANGE Winter being nesf,s 30
woa.d farther protect themselves from susck Of fhuna
u.m lroubesome dyspepsia. dangerous irfsmms.ioa -
IRENE debility and those disease which prey 90 ne "a
organs should once purchase Fosss Compound EAuso
% Yellow DOCK and sarsapana, every bJus u which
guaranteed-nne hitherto having failed
Prepared and sold ~bo.esse aud fel,l by GEORGE Fe'
Phamsceulis atihs principal depot - wi.lsmst n-s
Frankfort. 81 and also o. lss Spring. II East BfosfNs
Pdcs 81 per bottle orsx bodies Tor .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25

ItIsssii that Wharton County went Tor Taylor
by small .iorty. and that Austin went ior CAS-
by a 'arge majority. but the returns have NOT get
been received.
The Galveston New. Of the nth has iniorma
tapthat there were about 100 votes poied ~ th'
three precincts oi Brazos. Point Isabel aud Mouth
~ Rio Grau1e BOO Cameron County. oi which MAJ
i0utv ot lgf Were cast iCr Taylor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ THE Attractions. well Is the number Of v-"fs
az, sun on the Increase he Museum sud every one ~
pears dell GIFTED the und-uas brisnt performances ih.
are given General Tom Thumb Is the admiration aud
wonder oft everybody aud hope he Will remain a" I'M "a
another week tie VII app-sr three me- O day, with the
Gresf Western sable Bro. hers and others Children
whose holiday Il to-day may be treated 10 an excellent
entertainment sud the great and imposing military as
play s for the low price that that charged for This maya
rluf OF wonders
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25

" We are PANIED to announce the DEAN o.
JONATHAN GoopHvS (arm Of Goode0e Coz lie
died suddenly yesterday morning s' o'lock Al MS
residence. woodbrook. Staten Islam he WAS one o.
onr Oldest and most respee table Merchsnts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25

O,ERsHoEs, GUrrA PREcHA SOLE, CosE soLs ANp
WArEKPsooF Doors The largest assortment n the ciy
Overshoes OF every description In the City FOR ladies'
gentlemen, misses. boys and children well all other
kinds OF Boots aud Shoes ard the celebrated Congress
Boots for adde's and gentlemen also all kinds u Dancing
CATERS Boots and Pgmps. 20 he found NJ BaooKs's Con.
sress Boot Store $50 Fulton street. doors from Brosday
- Prices lov lower than any Other establishment
In he city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE

wMo SstRnF M NorE-rhe Canvssscr,
OF Oswego County have declared NoSNAS Rows
the WINS candidate for SheriH. elected by OK
majority This IS another demonstration OF the
importance Of single vote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25

TIVE SUNDAY AGE This psper has, we perceive com
menced the publication Of original local novel which
bears the title and in bad tsste Of Berthe, or
History OF Hell" TIE second part will te published To-
morrow We learn that vssi vaneyof original read ng
will be presented. among which will be an original and
r.,nL.nI :. OLE IN Caniain Edlard CuIne -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25

NORTH CARoLlyA LL5isLtrrRE.-Oa Aolday
ssi tho Legislature Of Norta CAroaa Convened n me
Cry Of Raleigh. " speaker on the pa had beer
chosen n the senate r p GrLLIAN Wais. SPEAKER
az he uorse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25

SEcEffAhY - IHE rFEssrRf foh GE-. IAf-
Lon A petition 70 Gen Taylor 70 appoint Nr sam
Peter. SECRETARY o the Treasury has been circulated
within few days smong our merchants
- % Crescent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25

- The ship Ssmosef. Capt Tucker, whioa
arrived here on Friday in twenty -eeven days ron
Liverpool made the voyage TO and from ihss port via
fal cargo both ways. IN eighty days, i9aF OF "nicl
were lost IN returning slave who ~ss iound conoeAls'
in he vcsssl whsa abs Tss two days ost
chsTlesion Mercury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25

z john White has been arrested Tor robbing
Eleuezer Warren on the highway Pittsield Aaas
sunday Obtaining only cents the scoun cr. $40,
rne Cd man with Plsto. IN the face and u "a Mr.
Warren Is = Revolutionary pens0ner resides 10 WI
ianlst0~n sni tne rubber supposed he had ia; -.
ceiTed IS pension.
NlRGISlA COsTERENcE.-Ths annual session of
tbs BODY IA. closed IN Elizabeth City North Carolina
T-urstsy night tie SIN inst af,er lAboriou, and
Respectable session OF zine days Next Conference T.
x bed u Petersburg Va Nov = lsig
MCsDEs is WEsT JERsET-Georse Virgins. a
worthy colore1 nAa 81 considerable urooeSsy wa
k--- sAs1 N ssiarisy evsals, AT By III. a. Cray,
ss.s sssSrsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25

~ Capt. Connolly ms already sixty men
enrolled tor his company for service IN fucat-n
ID Ir,errrf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25
De.tructiye Fire.

PIrrssusGH Friday Nov -.
Nichosons extensive foundry. together win his
machine shop snd several dwellings were consumed y
IRE ls.t night The oss : estimated ~ seoolo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25

~ Tux FREEpoRr JOURNAL is the title Of 8
Wing p-per jus; started At Free?ori' Illinois 'y 1'''
ten 4 MeEss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25
Nesfs0u's Z ) Bans hsF u

~ 90 TIA fEEcHs BooTs can be found ~ lone''
Aun-sf pea ne Maseum. Aso tho Dest ~ ffrl 49,
boots a. - ~ second quality DO . ~ - - sor
Waisf- prof boots from - /" fo g. cOrs sole b9o'
= % - So 90 10 JOne. 10 Ann 81 II you want g'-,s H.
and shoes chesp h~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25

WISCONSIN LEGIsLATVRE. far IS heard inon
the Wisconsin Legislature stands
S.aafe-fee So'srs Cas- .... 3 l"tt ..-.l se.- . Z
49, PIE. Sisrs ls u, ier.....- iots l-
" 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25

DR PmSSEY'. PrLLs-Tnese well known pills. - a.
lensve used and recommended by phy,cans thai Do io
leave the bowel. cOsge obge persons % nci-s'' ~
number for doee, tsss them long they viii are foo
ssuly Tor throu ghout he Northern Mode snf 'eH
England slaies DO the southern res and ne Caasda.
the drug aud county -ore. - d SANDS sgens. y
Fulion-st snd "a Broadway NewYors Ciy. si4ls'ahs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25

Rs,sir,s rn4ia he past "a t0urs-FtoUR, loo Hols'
WHxAr 5000 bushels CoRN - s0l bushels BAStEr
3 500 The FLoUa market continues arm with 'aes o.
D. 900 b5s In CoR> there were sales OF 1000 bushels
good Mixed At 6j cts sales Of .2so0 bushels RYE. At
81 cts Barley Is not plenty. and market firm. We
notice sales OF 600 bushels az 81 as - in quality
OATS remain steady with sales 0oo bushels Al 5ji cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25
PnhIic Land sales.

ALsANY Friday. Nov q
The Controllers sale o. public lands takes place
tomorrow beginning with Csisrsusn' County
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25
Accidental Death.

PIN AnELFsIA Friday, Nov a.
VIM. H Rover. aacioneer, Tell through the
,,,,hrsv Of hi, warehouse in Charles St today md
Wa, s. severely injured that he died his evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25

re- Look whsl a rr1ud What Is the msuef Sore
bo3y iuu-s horse runtN. "a ,uiriie-a murder I-eiH
., The matter how sm Interested l. Do curious oti
found while tearing down old building l-ish afl'N'
are divine hat Is going 20 preach lis an Ea.e 90
ssyus- TO perch tho pinnacle of ~ r-ass seeg.e -
ha political mass meeuug, devoted 10 Patriotism, Foo
Mans Rights. aud that other ihing-whaty oaE'y''i
hn lie 10 Jack Sheppard al The rhesier tonight o. pi
cloths. Dry goods. leather, Jewery aud iaUsaeh,' "ih
out he soul sld he other hngumy rushing to ne OPs'
isi"-
Stop Stop nay friend, 10 .suo such matter hn ioi
have and would euumeraie Theirs 3. sensible 'nd ~
losophical motive The crowd lheFe-who eyerg 500
and lluesmeni nodded into the firm resolve to PafcS'
pecksseo OF
MRS JERVIs's COLD CANDY
are troubled with COUGHS, COLDS, HoASsLSk'' ."
rHsoArs, AsrHaas or some other THROAT Or tvsS 9s
PLANT. 4 FRIEND OR RELATION HAS REcoMMgs0to u
Sold wholesale aud retail by Mrs W JeRws, NyssoH
WAY, cor. Widest
Ageu's-ll0 Broadway 10 Aslor House, Mrs HAYS
ls3 Faton.st Brooklyn. AMI by DUggisis generally
r9- Each package is ingarsb sRn@i M' W Jt''
BE cure and SIX Tor Mrs JERyis's Cold Candy
Put 40 10 packages Of Is - and 81 sach
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25
sy telegraph TO the Nsw.YOrk Tribune.
Election steamer United >thfes.

NV. ORLEANS, Wednesday Nov. p
From. the additional returns received from Mis-
s.,ppi there IS but little doub. that the State has
gone for Csss.
The steamer United states which sailed from
,bi. nor, on the 18th. took out $4,000 ia specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25

- PtLHt-s Btflsf1s Mts's ALrtstC T. 40
w0rs, and ,hlud be found In every coInfn.-h ~ -,
end d~r.rg lts rerlete win Information i0 tts lu'
man, aud OBJ Oh III Traveller % l. Invaluable
MesrsOns O. = Bans Rsf0f"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25

RrnoYsi The dfpff flr fne ssIs u Josfss Nprl.~
soap. IoHtss coral Hsr hfstOrauve. g. VII fealt-
ihr <fh N0sembef ifOr 20 Cbstham.-t - go Bi'slNh
one door above Waisef-st 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25

Trs1satsI M IIe I1huHe NON u NsIl7111 Vll 81
Sgetai Caoyesd,aee os Tearo or 2-io oeaet af H'gt
All the Embassadors left Vienna yesterday
The cannons roar since clock this evening.
do not know this will reach you We have not any
news for the lsst eight days from without Thirty sS
pieces OF cannon and small mortars from the country
have Iust taken possession Of schoonbrunn. 1o.mor
row a terrible affair is expected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25

~ The Tyibune this morning contsinstne con
,pus,on Of Mr. KINGS Address to the hi''orca. 80
ee,y .nd also sy5af report Of the Address Of MAJOR
Moan in behalf Of the building Of the Temple al Jera-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25
unnnhinn PrincipnliIir..

The ZeiftHshdns gives correspondence from Call
cia The Russian Army Of Occupation numbers 10000
men It comprchends al the lJt1 divison. under Gen
assiorth aud lew regiments Of the Sd. 5tn and 18th
divisions Each reg ment has battery Of csnnons
aud howizers there are IN oil 20 pieces The troops
are in very good condition and the material 10 fine or
der The Russians carry pontoous with them. The
Southern Russian army IA estimated At 100000 men.
They write from Bucharest Oct s " 1t is believed
hat the Russian troops will arrive here to morrow. but
it's not thought they will occupy the city Omer Pacha
has formally protested several umes against this occu
patton, order being completely reestsblished.'
They have sent from here, Turkish troops into
several cities Arrests continue and crowd Of per
sons have taken refuge al Cronsts1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25

PsoFEssos B.Eays WosDrsrul TzicoPRtsot. =
INDICATED coHfoCsD.--Dfesn~icn-s, roy y. ~ ~,
Prot bssfY-su beg o. femfn yOu ny $780,
mems 70 DE great benefits have received ffpl i1
yogI fucophero9. Having osl ~ hsif farn. ny =, a.,
On MeNc0, on ny return ~ New fork ma -, 80 !,
ces 70 recover q. without eject ~ss indterl ~,
Tho sdVc- ~ Dr. Anderson 10 make unal o. to.i
p1efols, "hi,h thogs be CONVEY 81 com oi,', 49,,
bead lad :,fOre p-rlrpc'o 49,
ia Immediately perceive tl- lsf iO sfo~ ~
me To- hsge ~ more bodies SUD b-f1ie nal n 80
unusd 10 use .0c- AID have a. ane a~sd % -.
hsf l1 o. vouil tbs letter you are ~ lD-l ~.
y01 please. r-msc youf' So sAAL ?. ia
To Prof s,ssY. 10 Br0sdNsy--sir. Ia Igsle- " +.
norris Of y0gr TncopbeTuus -lO~ me- {" q AnyN .t1
f-oett. have experienced from %. gs~ no ny ora -,
ST.. After a. ssc0gcAmert O her Bret CHI q, Peies.
her hair ilddsriy fall o. was Induced through ne -
Ou II Der ~ buy your Ifcopbsfo.-, y licl 49,
urs-ened a. useful end ples1sni zflc.s Tor efs
he hair Of bottle Der lzf recover - . a
ny friends. and a.wsy' tad 10 ree~paon -. II
prove "a en- sr.ca " genuine merit case 70 49,
besfsf 40 Doi--' 400 oohge ,,lao, sr CANTON
Frou ts E,saa. POI ..,..,.
bAssS's TsIcofHEEocs We have oneo D,io'ssss.,-
TRIALS az con.tain.i 10 ada 01r ON is.umOo.se
gifues A. remedy Tor daldfs1 sn1 for pfoIoss n
grow N u he hsir u : fe.y excellent The ssI -
c0phefous : sJ.d N large nOtl-s pfer vnlj ''1'
principal Office, j., Broadway.
BsRaY's TsicoFssEoUs This r-n0~ ned sitee 100
oinf nered sppsu-e ~ s superior srec. - s-ss,rf
sclff snd dandfuf i.aso i1suY ee4sofsir9 D seaty
ins badness gray hair aDc keeping nc na1 = 100
AID gossy stale, rendering Indispensable 10 &c n
tt. above are fow &c ec.ed from a gfesi ,sL %
similar description and Of laie beneficial etc, lfof
come general. that here q scarce res re
who does rot know numerous nssncrs y -s',on. .cr
To prevent Imposition, he words Bsrys Ineop'sls,
The IA air New 1Ofk will BE- found oosn 90 reel II A
ASESrs.-Ancerspu D.Dsre.t ~ broeaS N fr..t
CoddBgon. SO H9dson-.f Ars. hsys, - f-f :
Brooslyr. r. Wnght, Is SOotn-.L Pn4sce' l1's -
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