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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-22
THE TIMES.
PORT TOBACCO. MD.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE %, ls4s.

I+WM. THOMSON, Baltimore, and E. w.
CARR, Philadelphia, are authorized to procure and
forward advertisements intended for insertion in
this paper.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-22
P. J. STEER,
MERCHANT TAILOR.

WAsHIN GToN CRY, PENN AVENUE,
AS this day MAY oth) received large addass-
i tional supply Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
embracing many new and seasonable articles for
Coats, Pantaloons, and Vests, such as fine French
Cashmere Cloths, Cashmerets, Habit Cloths, Patio
Cloths, Drap d'Etes, sc.
Thin Cassmeres and Drilhngs in great variety;
and Vestings also-a choice stock.
Particular attention is invited to large lot Of the
most beautiful silk Fancy Cravats for gentlemen;
together with all articles for gentlemens use usual
ly kept by merchant tailors.
Gentlemen wishing to replensh their wardrobes
may find at my establishment almost every thing
they need. (may e5-ly)
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-22

CONFIRMATION BY THE SENATE.-The
Senate has confirmed the nomination of the
Hon. Isaac Toucey, as Attorney General Of
the United States, vice Nathan Clifford, re-
signed. The Senate has also confirmed the
nomination of the Hon. Arthur P. Bagby, as
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
tertiary to the Court of Russia. The ap-
pointment of Calvin M. Ingersoll, of Con-
nec,icut, as Secretary of Legation TO the
Russian mission. was also confirmed.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-22
NOTICE.

NOIlCE.
4 LII persons indebted to me are request
~ ed to settle with Mr.. JOHN Fl. BUR-
RoUGHs as soon as possible. MIR. Burroughs
is also authorised to settle all accounts
against me whenever he may have money
of mine in his hands.
lie S-3t. WILLIAM !. DlGGES.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-22
DIED.

On Tuesday night last, after protracted illness,
leaves widow and three children mourn his death.
May the Lord prove husband and father to the
bereaved ones.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-22
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold in the town of Port To-
W bacco, on TUESDAY, the 9th inst,
~ to the highest bidder, Two
NrV1-Ia VERY GooDSADDLE HORSES,
KID one 5 years old, the other s, the
szzzzz=sx==s the property of Doct. VIM, l..
DIGGEs, who has no further use for them
A credit of six months will be allowed, the
purchaser giving bond with approved secu-
rity. J. A. BURROUGHS, Auctioneer.
lie 15-ts.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-22
LITERARY DEBATING CLUB.

The following question will be for de-
bate on Friday next, the 23d instant:
Which is the most essential to happiness
love or riches9
The following gentlemen will debate
JOHN MITCHELL and FRANCIS w. WEEMs
on the affirmative side; and JOSEPH H
STONE STREET and JAMES JENIFER, on the
negative.
As this is very ''momentous' question
to the ladies, they are respectfully requested
to grace the Club with their presence, and
to cheer on the young Stays with their hap
piest smiles.
The Club will meet at 4 O'Clock, P. NJ.
By order of the Club,
JAMES Mccormick.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-22
MAGISTRATES BLANKS.

gTThe newly appointed Magistrates can
be furnished with any description of Blanks
a, this office.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-22

CoLLEcToRs AND CoNsTABLEs. The
following is list of the appointments re-
Gently made by the Board Of Commission
ers for this county. The Collectors have
each given bond and entered upon their re-
spective duties.
COLLECTORS.
Richard Price, for the 1st district.
Thomas A. Jones, Cd
John II. Cox, Sd
j. T. Mudd, g 4lh 6
CONSTABLES.
For the First District-Richard w. Hart.
Allen B. Mlstead, VIM. Simmons, Joseph
FL. Mat.ingiy, Edward S. Welch, Walter ii.
Stone, Thomas Groves, Richard Price, Jos.
Ratcliff, Joseph Simmons, VIM. |. Thomp-
son.
For the Second District Bailey,
Samuel P. NJ. Hanson, John E. Mllar. Geo.
It. Smoot, Thomas A. Jones.
For the Third Disirict-John II. Cox,
William A. Padge,,, James R. Hunt, John
Darlington, James F. Whea,Iy, VIM. M.
Smalwood.
For the Fourth District-Ar. D. Smoot,
K. Suit, George A. Hunt, William Smoot,
Marcus Lucke.t, John ]. Goldsmith, George
w. Downing.
For Port To5acco.-William Baker, Jr.,
Stanislaus Farrall.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-22

CADDLERY.- received and for sale
y lot of elegant Saddles-also, Whips, Spurs,
Brides, Martingales, Heads and Reos. For sale
by WIN. BOSWELL s co.
%
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-22
HAVING returned from the North wit,
AA general supply of
FIRMLY GROCERIES,

we are determined to sell as low as any one
in our market for the Cash.
Also strict justice done to those who send
US produce to sell.
J.L. s. G. B. LANCASTER.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, June Is, 1913.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-22
NEGROES FOR SALE.

NEGROES FOR SALE.
DY virtue of an order from the Orphans
DCourt of Charles County, the subscribers
will offer at public sale, in Port Tobacco, on
TUESDAY, the 9Th instant, ava7uable lot
of NEGRO for cash.
r. BARNES,
r. FERGUSON,
Executors of John Barnes, deceased,
June z, 1S4S.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-22

OFFICIAL News OF THE RATIFICATION
OF TREATY OF PEACE WITH MExIco.-The
Washington Union publishes the following
dispatch from our commissioners, commu-
nicating, in an official form, to our Secreta-
ry of State, the ratification of the treaty of
peace with Mexico
City Of Queretaro, May 25, ls48,,
9 o'clock, P. NJ.
Sir: We have the satisfaction to inform
you that we reached this city this afternoon
at about 5 O'Clock, and that the treaty as
amended by the Senate of the United States
passed the Mexican Senate about the hour
Of our arrival, by vote of 33 to 5. 1t
having previously passed the House of
Deputies, nothing now remains but to ex-
change the ralifcations of the treaty.
At about four leagues from this city we
were met by Mexican escort, under the
command Of Col. Herrera, and were escort
ed to house prepared by the government
for our reception. The Minister of Foreign
Relations, and the Governor of the city call
ed upon us, and accompanied us to dinner,
which they had previously ordered. So far
as the government is concerned, every facil-
ty and honor have been offered us, and Sr.
Rosa, the Minister of Foreign Relations, de-
sires US to state that he feels great salisfac-
ton in meeting the ministers Of peace from
the United States.
We will write to you again shortly, and
more at length, as the courier is on the point
of departure:
The city appears to be in great state of
exullalion, fireworks going of, and bands
Of music parading in every direction.
We have the honor to be, your obedient
servants. A. H, SEWER,
NATHAN CLIFFORD,
Hon. James Buchanan, Secretary of State.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-22

There was slight frost on Tuesday week
in the vicinity Of Wilmington, DEL
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llslsl lib sss ID
- w;s;=s
DR.. ToWnsendS SarSaparllla.
THE MOST EXTRAOR BINARY
MEDICINE IN THE WORLD.
This Extract is Tut up in quart bottles; il is
tisles chea ple..Santer, and warra nIed superb
or To any sold. h cares diseases without vOniI-
Ing puTSiag sickenins Dc bliiaIir 9 he patient
GREAT FALL AND WINTER MEDl
CINE.
The great heaasy and Superiority Of this Sar-
saparilla l.. where il eIadic les diseases il inviS
oraieS The body. II is one OF the very hest Fall
and Wrliei medicines eyer known; il not only
pprife> The whUle system and engthenS The per
son, but it cIraIeS new, pune and iich blood;
power possessed hy 80 Other medicine And IT,
Ibis lies the grand SER 81 OF lis won eilul success
u has performed y iIhia iks last two wears moe
than 1000 cures -. severe >c> at disease, 81
least 2D0OO of rhs>e were considered incnrahle
More Than 3.O00ra>e> IF CbIvnIc rheumatism
2.00 Eases ri Dyspepsia
1000 cases Of General Debility and Want OF
Energy;
1910 cases Of the different FrmaIe Complaints:
2.CO0 a>eS"f Scrpiula;
}, $40 eases Of the Liver Complain
2,ssw cases Vi Disease Of the kidncrS and
Dnpsv;
5000 eases Of CON uInpIi"n;
And thousands 81 c;.ScS Of disease Of The BLOOD
viz: Ulcers, EIv>ipeIa>, SalI I:hcum, pjmPlr> az
The Face. &c &C., I,srIhei with hEneI"n> ra>c>
Of Sick Headache, Pain in Ibr side AID Chest
Spinal :; ffrcIionS, Sc &c.
Thi>, ~e are aware, mISi appear incredible
hai wc have IeiIcIs IromP hy>iciers Il UurA gents
from u parts Of the cniiei States, iDfnmibs u
Of extraordinary cuIrS. l.. Van Bn>kiIk, Esq
one Of the mos respectable Druggists 81 New
aIk. y. J.. IN l,TiDs that hr refer MOI,
than $50 cases in thai plicr aiune- ! here aie
thousands al cases in the Civ ui New York
which we will refer to with pleasure and 10
of character. II j. the hes, medicine for the pre-
yaDiire 81 li-eISr known. Itundvu: .tr,lly save.
the lives of mUc than
1920 CT ILDREN THE PAST SEASON
A. IL Iernove'i The raVAr %. disease. nj PEI a,
rd them t"r the sumner sr:.>ssn, u rs nrve
hecD kn"wn 10 inJue in the least the DJo>i deli
cafe child.
RHEUMATISM.
This SaI|apariIla Is H.s+I siik thP most 7crirci
>necc>s in Rheumatic c"mpI inIS. however ~
V.te uT chronic The astonishing IitPS IL has
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Hartford, March -. 1915.
CONSUMPTION CCREn

Cirrus: and tS''~ettea Consumption c9nb; epTcd.
y Ws,htfiS, C'aSHsgA''Oa, :. p C"mpi,tiHt, Cd
C"tnroA. COH:s, ASfsHd. >7Rff,ng ~ Bioa .
Sor mss IN Ltc Caa, IL lie fTHSh. N,sh SIr al
DNsHt.T P[ofrS. Zap e'T0iicH, Pun IN ne
Size, d. !, h..r, br,s mi GU b, cErr.i
DIR. Tuwn>cnd- Dear SiI NeaIlv 81 wears -
70 | Iaak vinleiI cold, which .etih VI. my
lungs a'.d effected me severely. in're,; 6rsllv,
nee me constant h; ckii2 cun@l ut MT >O>r-
we're as 10 prevent ire from attending !" my bn>-
nc>>. W Thin The last two yc. r il increased rI
me Sradu lily. 1T last becamr. retucct-i
hreaIbGd wi hdiiIlrulty aud raised wi.hnv cons
murh bad mater, an for The las nine
months pre- viOuS To uSin. yDuI SnrS. IN Ia hat
regular ni-ht >ve-IS, iGd,.d, my irrial> and
aysci surprised w1n lie with Cnn>um;loI .
BAT haSe he happiness 10 int rm vUn III I. trmy
surprise, after u>II.: rher fuilcs tf vuuf SarS;-
parilla, find my heal h restored Il rrlrvr,I me
gradually, ind am now enjuviEg ierrcr health
ian have l. lnre ia ~ yea : had linuSi en-.
tireIy '>I my ap9cIiIr hich is l>oIe,iorr,i You
are II; u! eftv Ia pu lshthis with my name in the
papers. il you rh"o>e.
My lilIIr gill, who is three wears old he'd
yc;y lia;i eungA Iha whole U last Wirirr. We
herame very .sirh alarmed TN her account
Whilc D.ing The medcEc I gave Lea some of il.
and II s'H'n entirely lrIicved her, rs well a> my
>eii. and she j. we'll now, and heaIIv IS .nv chi!G
eyer saw. She was a>U full Of litIic hluichcS
il took them away, and her skin is >In"urh an.
fair now. and | am satisfied she rrcuvc ed he
health 10y using yUuI excellent mcGiciLe.
s. w c0NANT.
Ia ~, -Iy.
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HiSrING'S OurOt'Nn
SYRUP Of NAPTHA.


=. an 0ig al as as ; 81 T.. L-nsS.
iuE GEEAT sens II,bN wiic, wa, enp5,-aI aIu.,"r
tho M rc ii.crliy iu il bsunIn. tSi+. by liz
Dr Hastings discovery fiI' Hs'rinsi
10 iii' "i Nay I, taS iii'l dow in'' fl' "=ir'n-
i'd that hi> - nis'nnd SvnP"i Nnpa ir-sit',' -
aud irsls is, dsray. drns a>tiua.
u hir, iuv''i,~ ih- a-'ins away "i ID ii
si'ni by Jr'-SiVr -ns cap "n< " -
"ifrs rs'n-Ftfi = ID w'-'..ni'i-s, -
i'' iu,h,sasura ,HTs' aahCr ci..h H hi"nr
whcn ~ fs-i'tr u ~ me- iisis,
~ relieves tn. htf>ki. eft tlis ttfri ss"ns t ~'"s
a. moves liz, ckin. ,nd Tia: ,lle-n AID tin artVuv"f
Is such. that il. il taken, l. I-Tvad-
Ii,. ifam-,I,'-r, watnI h Throughout
fr, rr,ul. n,n at the bad AID ..t.-i wv I-, 1T
fit giving The ifP~ri'rrS
,vu AL srs ,tis n.-uisr and WHICH IT,.
% nearly all Ia, :,,...s. % ~ LcIs the hHa b-y
n,-.
Feelings III n,.- >v r.; s,v nni,in- nf the n,reh hari
~, ri ,s.- nfhi rs~a liz pf..r fr..u s;raki= 81
<'iL nhr Il pub &c L. b.
nrr,., Ell nh fn,, ~-rss,t h i.Iyiufr
nj ,,v r,r,,u -tIs his tpsl,a sv up hat
cure. L,. warrant. i, a. ACT nt,r rl ri,v- aud purity
he warrants i,, r.tl.ave alt which Ieaf
10. lies circulation of iI b.d H. warrants ntpn
aienaI and Internal t4f-s nf the body aud e,rt ali The l
tnxi,pl< ia b which have accumulated the
il rs never aiins nn.,siv in rciir irv'r
n-h. swa- dvtp ~ Il liver friin IN The chest
aud - i,tua and H. warrants il ta arrest fnIia'n ct
IN t, Iu.s anu IN b.a, tb..s airaGy fprnIrd
that ,rrssu,s i, c.,-un,,.n NAV tak.
it,v,. e...I,e. m "A r. fr H. Il action IL ii"'
lungs winch n t-.eira,s in m distcis puriiyin: ih"nI
Of ever, Ilin- ia psa-r.SS which, aIiiIt arr"f
dim. Il, ,,,,s il e,,,I,t t Il. leave pefirc.y hra:;hy
r',,;,;,. ~ "
-r, ., annie 49,, n.rs,.r ,p,or,. A nv Tho r.iininny
II III. -, ,.I ,.,if ,ue.lca paei.ti1nrfS
~ t- ,. ,stit;, ill.,. ,,,,rr, II, s.ak rln- csn
l,,,Iv 81 ~ ,l:r,vrv ,,J he has the hes eafiun
..= s. ,-sIv. b.cs.e Of the sped Of i. oIefa,A..
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LoOh .OUT FOR iMPOSI1lON
lieware how you buy medicine put up In sqeare
qran l-nlrs. ~ you are Liable ia be imposed up
on. BE sure ani ask far Dr. Guysoti's Compound
Extract "I Sarsapar liz. bearing the written sisal.
tire offs. Bennett each outside wrappSr, written
with bl1ck ink. and buy nothing else, as il Is this
preparation "n, thai is performing such marvellous
aud astonish ng cures. Remember, YELLOW
DOCK AND SARSAPARlLIA
Prepared at s. +. Rcnaett's Labrniory, Little
fslis Herkimer county. N. Y, and sold bs
) DxEY MnoDY. Md,Aebury: A. Sprague,
pergrnnes /: A. p Roscoe. Nric Haren !;
Warren Brown. addison: G. w Parmeiee,
3riStoI; Shnles, Fcrisbureh; T. Smith,
Honkton' N. S. Bennett Bridport; Catlin
u Wright OrlreF; Keni Wright .Shoreham:
ID. b. BARRIER, Benson Henry Simnn4s.
PHfsford Volney Ross. Brandon Luther
Daniels. Rutland; Root II To.nlinson, Castle
ton: James N. Kelsey Fair Karen. Geo. E
Harrington. Buriin eton and by the princi
pal druggists and Merchants ihrous hau, The
the United States. West Indies and Canada.
None genuine unless put up in large square
bottles containing quart. with the name Of
The Syrup blown in the glass. with the writ
len signature Of 5. +. BENNETT on each
outside wrapper. y:4S-l2v.
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THREE CHILDREN
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS

DR.. Townsend is almost daily receiving cr,i.rs
from Physicians in different parts oi tie Ulo'
This Is to certify that we, The unGcf>i~r,,,
?hySieians Uf the City OF ibany, hove IN nm
merUus eases prescribed DR. Tow nsehdi> S.,,.
paIilL., and tr!irve il 10 lie Cie Of the most y.I
Ialle prcpa ra;iunS in The market
- III. p. Pulling. NJ n. J. lFIison, ". r:P p
B'Isgs, NJ. D.; T. h. Elcs1'@Oct. M. b.
1LIa"y, jg1i !, Isis.
UNITED STATES OFFICER.
Capt. q. ". Michigan, Que uf the United Stale,
Marie Corps and n.cmil IL 0i Ike New Jersey
l.egi>ai.Se has kindly sent rs the fuu;yit.. Ger.
iihraie. ItiIils lis own >irIv.
R'iI-0r. ,L'a. %. ISL.
year s;nec was l;k Ken VIII: the /, furr r.
and my whole system !, ii in Gel ilira,rd >r;:,r
was il Hueneer ~ Iiy D. Toph>rr,i'> SaI>a,r.
arilla, End dltrT Ia kiBg twv OF IhIcr bnrIrs
was veIy mnch relirved, and anil Me il en,jrrlr
!" the >"id ShrSaParilla. ! have euriinEed Ia
kin. i and find that improve every dav Ir.
evr ii saved my lite, nd Engld 10, r " i,h,pt
II under any consideration. c. ". MCLEAN.
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REMOV !!

HORACE NICHOLS. having removed
his CHi'inri Shnp IN hnilding. few rods
east Of The Vermont Hotel, would respectful
" inviIc his Old customers and The public IN
general. 10 call aud examine his stock Of
CABINET WARE,
which he will sell AT very reduced prices for
cash or most kinds oi produce. ANY work
III his line which may be ordered will beex-
ecuied al short notice and in satisfactory
manner. and on The most reasonable terms.
IFCoPFiNs made 10 order.
IL Those who owe me, win much Ohlige
me by calling and paying what is now due
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.


DIR. Town>end's Sar>aparii il Il sovereign &
Speedy cure ioI iIsipienI C1..sunpli"ti, Barren
ness, Lcuconlo.d, az Whites, ot'>tncied "r diff
voluntary di>clr.ige lh-ie,i and for the seners
pio>tr;iivn Of HE System. 10 mai 81 " iicihcr be
re>uli Of Inherent cause, Ut pIoduccd irIc3u
lafiIr, Illness or accident.
Nnihins can be m re surprising ihan it, i-.vis-
or; TN. effects On he human frame Persons a y
weakness and la>Sifude, from l;.kn. il at once he
come ru.>i and int" enei ~ under H. Influence
Il Indefinitely crurlrrari> the nervous E of the
female frame which II the great Cause of BAL
TenneSS.
II will not lie expected 81 us, in cases Of 50
delicate nature, Ia exhitiI certificates of cures
performed hut We can aS>uTe The afflicted thai
hundreds Oi cases hive been reported Io us Sew
eral cases where families have heen without chill
drep, after using lew hotties Of this iHvilual.l,
medicine, have been blessed with healthy of.
spring.
DR.. TiaraSrn~-Mv wife being greatly diStres-
sed by we kues> and Gene al Debility, aud >uff-
efing continually l.y ram and sensational heal
ing down, f, Ing Ui the womb, and with their
diiiicu l,ies and having Known eases " here vOur
medicine has elirce.! great cures, and also he'll
ing it recommended OF such cases as | nave de
scni ed, obtained a o,Iie Of your Extract oil
Sarsaparilla, aud followed The directions vuu
gave me. In short PEI iOd il removed her conn
plants, and restored her health Being grateful
for the benefits she received. take pleasure in
thus acknowledging il, and recommending it To
the public. A. ID. MOORE,
Cor. Grand & Lydius-s.s.
Albany, Aug. %, 1874.
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HEAVY WINTER CLOTHING,
Now on hand in my establishment,
SHALL BE SOLD.
EXAMINE


REDUCED ONE FUURTH;
y And bring dis advertisement with you q
B9I0N IS THE LIST:
800 Blue PHO, Overcoats, velvet collars. al Sc
s, IL. ~
80 Blue MackinUw Blanket Overcoats, sc, &. 40
800 Codrngron Overcoals and Sacks, Sd, 8, 10
800 Fancy Tweed do do s., 4, ), q
100 Pilot Jackets, lined with flannel, IS 80 4, ),
100 French Overcoats, made in Paris, s., 10. ~
80 Saiinet do do figured, plain aud
ribbed, 80, Is, G 80
so Camle, (real goats hai) wrap
pers. quilted, 2, 10, ~
325 Tweed Sacks and Oveicoais, So, 4, 5, G
80 Hunting and business Goats of blk
VeIyeteen, 81 3,
800 Single and Double Wave Beaver
OvercoatS, each from 80, 10, II, If
rs Brown Sacks, velvet ,coIaTs&c- SIS. 10
l50 Olive and Brown Caster Cioth
OvercoatS, Sc, s. 10
- Siberian beaver Overcoats, Gold and Sill
yer nike, $40, IL, IA
$50 Broadcloh OyercOaIs, brown,
green, black Si2, Il, s.
375 Superfinc Drab Overoats, lined
with WOO en- s.. q, &. 10, ~, II
100 Jackets, blue aid blk. hIoadcloih, II, 3, Il,
100 do S.tinet. a good article, -, 80 3
700 pairs Pants, Bruadcio;h, Doe>kins
and Cas>imeres assorted, 80, so 3 80,
700 do stout SAtinet, twiled
and plain, 81, IS, }, go, 5,
LOO Vests, Of satin, rich figure and ri
black, 81 80, IS, ?, 80,
700 do fancy and plain Velvet
and Cashmere, 81, l p, 4 so, / IS, 2. 80
1000 d" Valencia, MarseileS, &c
SOC. 75c. 81, 50, 2. 3
800 Royal Plaid, all wool. single and
double breasted, ST. %, 30
$50 Dressing gosDs, figured and rl;.in
velvet, 81, 5, G
Lame, 81 so, So :
100 Dress aud Frock Goats, Llue, blue
black, green, brown, &C., s., 9, TO- IL, II,
700 Business Goats, olive, brown, gfeFn,
$40. 10, 10, II
80 Cloaks. Opera Il Full Circle, ST, 3 10, Il, Il
700 do and cares made fr''in pilot
and beaver. 81 Sc, S, 9
LIST OF FASHIONABLE
3 0 Y s. G. l. HIN C,
Atsimilaily low prices.
Ovcrcnais and Sacks of brown and Black Broad.
cloths, each lfoih S3. 5, 6, d 5G Overcoats and
sacks of beaver and pilot ~ 81, 3, 3 80 A. 81. s.
Dveicuats and Sacks of Salinel and Tweed.
- 49, ,, ) 80, !, 30. q; Dress FrockS, of black
'rown, green, olive cloths. Sc, 6 50, ~ 50, s.
Jackets, 0f h'ack, brown, green, olive cloths. 80
~; -, ), $50. I; Polka suits, all coIurS. grea
varieiy, ST. ), ) 81, Is, q 81; Pants, of broadcoth
Cashmere, doe>kin, &C., 81 75,2, 225, $50. 8
Vests, of hlack and fancy coloTed Satns. Vel; 81,
&C.. 3d.. ,5c. II, -. 5tt Overhauls, and many
'ther articles Of fOys' c,hing, 30, 81 and 5Octs
ind an endless v,iIietv of such Goods.
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RHEUMATISM.

This SaI+apariII is H>s~I - i'h rhP most pei feet
>pccc>s IN Rheumatic r"mp1 mis-. however ~
veIe ur chronic. The astonishing cures il h.,
pe,luEmcd ale jn,lrri wonderful. Olher Irine
lies sometimes 1--WE temporary relief, his entire
" eradicaIe> il from The system, even wheL the
limbs and Fnne> are 5re;.dluIIv swollen.
u Hear 'r. Ssih Tplfy, "ne III the =! lest &
mnsi respectful le l. wverS in Hauior.i, Conn
The fol 'wiug il an extract Of Il l.'ier Irceived
from him,
Dr. 1sieas.Nt-I have IL, d "nr !"ii!r II vOur
>,aiSapaIilI. and il i>e:ce.enl in IT, cfrciS upon
Il Chrmic Rheumatic pain /" whi.-h aIn -Hl.jrc
from an injury orcaSi"nei several years. - in Il
putlic stage Please sem! me Nv" bottles Io the
care 81 DIR. Scyinun', tarr cdnve sci with
iwO"f 'nr Prr6ir.l Physicians, II hV rrrvIDmcn-
ded your SarSdFsrIlld.
SETH TERRY.
lf.r.k ll4S
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I"ii who have pale r"mplcxitn>, dull eyes.
hlurIts un the /: &c, rnI,.h >lin ;td ic OUT at
spirits. G>e ii Uillc CT iw0 of d.. r"wn>end'
SaT>apaIla. II will Gle; i.sc v,iW iis,-'. ieInuvt
the tcckr> and loiehr>, nd give riu ritnaiIoE
sparkling eyes, fine iiiiS nd. =. wiiul COMPLEX
Iun--iIl 81 Nhich air vi immense value TO Ut
married laLies.
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TO MOTHERS & MARRIED LADIES.

This Extract of SarSaparilIa has been eSPe-
cially prepared in reference 10 female Complaints
No female who has reason 10 suppose she is ap-
preaching that critical rerod, "the urn OF life -
should neglect 10 takei. as il is a certain preven-
tive for aLy of the numerous and hoiriBre diSeas-
es to which females are subject at this time Of
life This period may be delayed several years
by using this medicine. Nor is ii less valuable
for those approaching womanhood, as II is cal
culalec TO assist nature, by qnickening the blrod
and invigorating the system. Indeed, this medi-
cine Is invaluable for all the diseases 10 which
women subject
Ii BRACES the whole system, rencws permanent
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" the natural energies-by removing the impuri.
les Of the olood-nOt so far stimulating The sr>-
TEN as 10 produeea subsequent relaxation. which
i 'he case vilb n1s' medicines taken for iemale
weakness and disease.
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DEMONS OF PHYSICIANS.

This is to certify that we, the undersigned ply
sicians Of the CITY of New York, have In a grear
many eases prescribed DR., Guysott's extract Of
yciiov dock and sarsaParila, and ara inliy as
>ured that it has no eqsai among the varied syr-
ups and sarsapariila preparations that have ever
been sold.
John F. Steman. NJ D Samuel T. Wells NJ. D.
2. S. Maynard, NJ D. F. Il. Thomas, NJ. ID.
James E. Morgan, NJ ID S. NJ Johnson, NJ. d.
New York, Oct TO- 1876