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FREIGHTs.-For corn, in bulk to Liverpool 41Sd was
offered and sd asked. Cotton engaged at 5-32d.
To Glasgow some cotton was taken ut 316d, and pro-
visions at 20s.
FISH were not very active some parcels of Dry
FRuIr-The only sale reported 400 drums Smyr-
ma Figs at re.
HEMP-There some movement in the market,
and sales of 600 bales Manila were made at about So
(Which slight decline) and 400 dew rotted Ameri-
can at Sis S125 per ton, usual time
HDEs-We hear of a sale of about 10000 Orinocos
to the trade private terms but supposed to be c,
months the market continues heavy, and lower
prices yet are anticipated. Buenos Ayres selling
in Boston at SIC, on time.
EMoLAssEs was quiet, without sales of moment.
NAVAL SToREsnwere at q stand and nothinga trans
pired.
Gus Quotations for Linseed nominal. 1t was
said to have been offered at soc for English and 60a61c
for American pressed.
PRovrsIoss-Saes of about 600 bbls, nearly all mess,
were made at ST. 121a. including small portion of
prime at SO. Beef-Saes of 800 bbls mess and prime
Beef were made at $12 80 SO 90 ST. Lard-Saes Of
100 bbs made at a and 1000 kegs at SIC. A
lot of smoked Bacon Sides reported at SIC and
lot Of dry sailed Sides sold terms not understood
Butter and Cheese exhibited no change.
SUGARS were in active request especially the low
grades Of Havana, which were not plenty. Sales were
made Of $50 hhds Porto Rico at Az So 100 do Mus
covado at Az and 100 boxes brown Havana at
54 a5L
TEAS were not quite brisk as formerly, while
prices remained the same.
WHrsxEy-Saes of 800 bbls made to 20 out of
the market including Western, at pc, and State Pr
at 221ac.
WooL-The operations for the past three days en-
braced 10000 fine country pulled at &c q 27Hc; 5000
common American at &c cash; and 60 bales white
Smyrna at 1Sc We quote, for
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On Sunday, July 9th, by the Rev. VIM Mcclellan,
Mr.. T.. VARREy PHILLIPs to Miss LrSErE DeLoRIAsE
NrrtrsnS
On Wednesday the 10th instant, at Trinity Church,
by the Rev. s. II. Weston, D., Henry NJ Cone to
Miss CnARLorrr A. GoonnIpGE. all OF this city.
On Wednesday, the 10Th instant by the Rev. w. w.
Everta. Mr.. JonN BARRETT, of Montreal Canada, to
Miss MARGARET SEAMAN BoEREsi, OF this city.
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Fotsr, bbh Uheat bush. Corn, bush Barley. bu.
L7O7,7U I,9H3I3S 3,07g65f 253,a5D
g.. go. sl2,N 73l.GT 698,33 lo4,S0
crease. sas, f2o /,
22si3ll

By reducing the wheat to -four, the quantity Of the
latter lett at Underwater this year, compared with the
corresponding period Of last year. shows decrease
equal to 1145,726 bbls Of -four.
The following table shows the quantity Of some Of
the principal articles produce left at Underwater from
the encement of navigation to the 14th July,
inclusive during the years 1916, 900 days) 1877 as
days) and 1S4s, (75 days a.
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days) and 1913, (75 days

The receipts of flour up to the close Of the second
week in july this season. less than half of
those for the period last year, and the falling off
in wheat and has been much larger The receipts
of lard cheese, wool, pork and bacon, have largely
increased.
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WASHINGTON, July IL, 1913.

WASHINGTON, July IL, 1913.
Tie COMPROMISE Comm'ttee-Gcnerai PRiov-Ge-
neral cott-IYisconsia.
1t appears that the question of slavery in the new
territories, is MOTTO be compromised The com
miltee, as was to be feared from the manner IN
which /, Is constituted, cannot agree upon com
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The Saratoga Sentinel Of the 18th instant says
In this section, corn, rye, oats, and grass never
looked better No discovery has yet been made of the
potato rot and rich harvest awaits the toll Of the
husba oman
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Wheeling banks are ~ per cent discount
Domestic Exchanges are very dull. 1t will be OBJ
served that the rates all in favor of this city, I'm
current money is not very abundant aud the recent
suspension of the Canal Bank of Albany makes
brokers cautious.
The annexed tasle exhibits the quotations in this
market at three periods of the principal dividend
ing, and of the leading ndvidend paying,
riti
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MASONIC NOTICE-TIlE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
wi of St. Johns Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons Of
New York and the subordinate Lodges under its
jurisdiction and all members of the fraternity in good standing
respectfully requested assemble ut the Grand Lodge Room
No 256 Grand street. Thursday The 10Th inst at O'Clock
NJ for the purpose paying the last tribute of respect to the
remains of their deceased brother w T. NJ Alexander Cascade,
r. The funeral procession will proceed from his late
dence 17 Monroe street. to the Cemetery bug where
the services will lie performed. BY order,
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DOST OFFICE, NEW YORK, JULY lS lSiS-UNIrE
ctatcs u,, Steamer WASIlINCTON from New Yo

DOsT OFFICE, NEW YORK JULY II, lSisEUNIrED
l. States Mail Steamer WASHINGTON, from New York
Southampton and Bremen The mail for the above Steamer
will close this Office Thursday the goth nst at ten ocloc
AS required in making the mails for tha differ
of Europe public requested to deposit their let
this their earliest convenience There viii he
agent the ship receive letters &c. and all mail mat
pass through this Office Newspapers for Europe must
secured with bands they will he CHARGED with letter
postage the conrin' Mt. ROBERT ii. MOkRlS, Pm
T o. OF o. F-BROOXLYN, JULY 10TH. lSiS-TIIE
members Of Nassau Lodge, No. 49, hereby notified to
Lodge Room, Montague Hall! Court street
Thursday at o'clock for the Of attending the flu
worthy brother John MeCoan from his
residence No. 70 Wasng Ills fri nds and the
hers Of the Order in general, arc invited TO attend.
JAMES MACKlE n c.
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M EDICAL OFFICE-pR JOHNSON. rs DUANE sTRErr

MEDICAL oFFICE-DR JOHNSON 10 DUANE STREET
w near Chatham street well known the successful
practitioner in New York. in the of yenercal Ala
eases The Doctors reputation Tor skill in these old haEcured
cases that have existed for years. preemnent elect src
ur ulcers upon the body in the throat pains In the
he and bones Of the legs edectualy cured Constitr
uona weakness brought by habit ndulgd in b.
young men, causing ascivous dreams and nightly emson 20
mvey prevented Recent cured In four dsys wi theui
mercury No alteration In Diet Irvsaon ffon b1dncs
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MI AkINMONIAL SECRET.-BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
l discovered by eminent Partisan accoucheur II s the
greatest discovery OF the and intended for those whose
health or other circumstances do permit
Of family IL s new, safe, inflbo convenient simple,
harmless and will improve the health OF the dc cato
nor in the least curai matrimonial privileges This SO
set can DC sent to any married person. the receipt
Interested may rely upon this secret NB-Bewae Of i'm
positions advertised secrets" There none otbers
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burrows THEATRE, CHAMBERS SUBSTITUTES.

- day Evening July 2Ewil be performed Pooles comedy
ofPAUL FhYtoloel Hardy, Mr. 1hayer Paul Py, Mr.
tom Wi'heren Mr. MARSHALL Harry stanley Mr. Crisp Frank
Hardy Mr. Dunn; Doubledot Mr. Heath; Somers.
Eliza Hardy, Mss Hill Mrs Subtle Mrs Hughes. 10
eude with the laughable farce q THE OMNBUSP Rooney
Mr. Brougham Tom Dobbs Mr. John Dunn; Mr. Ledger Mr..
Marsi ALL Julia, Miss Morgan Mrs Dobbs, Mrs Miss
Damrer Miss Williams: Misa Damper Mrs. Marshall Dress
Circle and Parguette 30 Family Circle second tier
Door n u o'clock. Curtain rises At
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sEIGNETTE BRANDY, NOW LANDING-3o HALF
"A pipes 80 quarter casks 90 eighth do of old and genuine
brand landing from bTg Ocean @s, arrived from Rochelle and
Also 200 half quarter and eighth casks Of Segnee rsndy
Just landed from brig Corvo from Rochelle and now in Bonded
Warehouse. - D"NN~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-20

Y sec At y Chanra1-Bmeht OF Messrs. kipp aud
Brown Thursday evening" July 10Th. viii be acted the
farce # The CAPTAIN OF THE wATCH-vicount Do
gpy, Mr. Lester Baron Vondsrhoer MIR. Pardey; Aif lie
Q Urtay, Mr.. Ward Kayn Miss Emily Mestayef Krstina,
Miss bldcth TO DO followed by MY AUNT-Dck Dasha SIR.
Lester Emma Miss Hildreth. To be followed by the
local sketch emit led GLANCE AT NEW YORK IN lSSMose
Mr. 'hanfan; nsry Gordon Ward George Parcels Herbert
IHey Miss kesayer To conclude with the Imaginable Farce
MN TIE CABMAN-Dick Nix. Mr. Winans. Doors open at
Z Performances ~ X O'clock. Boxes Is
Pit l2k; Private Boyes IS.
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w 0RKslloPs 10 LEr-wITH A STEAM ENGINE-To
w let and possession given stua
ted In the Of Nos 70 and " Bowey rooms with
en- OF horse power in good running order Entrance
ron the Dowery and carway from Elizabeth Inquire
RAYN0RS Bookstore, 10 f,oweYy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-20

(NENI REvILLLE COURSE--TROTT, NC AND PACING
~ Purse S20G-Two mile heats, in harness. will OF
Monday, July oath; at O'clock NJ, aud closed with the
two ccc rated horses ay Suffolk and j. X Polk j. Whelpey
jane * Eos, he % hundred AMI twenty
~ und wagon d. Bryan e. Lady Suffolk she
suky. The will leave the South Ferry for the Course
half past o'clock and return Immediately after the sport Of the
day 10 over 49, - JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
ientr vile. July Goth. 1873.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-20
DROApWAY ruEATRE-THIs EYENING THURSDAY

- July th ls4s, the grand Ballet Pan, entited lE
DlABLE QUATRE-Polinski, Mons Monplaisir; Mazourhi
Mons Coyby Yvan Mons Cornet Old Blind Nan, Mons Gossi
Maitre papser, Mr. Cornet; Nntre dIote Mr. right; Ma
zonriA Mad sonp asr Countess Mile A. Buan; fcye1 Miss
Celeste; Young Poanese Miss aderaye Gent Miss an-
deauTo obvin 1e objection of prol nged performances during
weather TIE Ballet will form excusivy the enteranm mt
Dress Circle and Parquete so ecn Family Circles % eents
Gall Gem
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The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at
Underwater, from the of navigation to
The 18th Of July, inclusive is as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-20

DAINTLNGs.-A eENTi EMAN ABOUT LEAVING FOR
Europe wishes to dispose his small collection Pictures
selected from best sources with taste and gment wi Ii
due reference subjects suitable for the Paror par ocular
be mentioned mpor work by 4. del Sarto
Nor, by 0tade TWO fine examples Of Van Goyen; delightful
aI dsoape. with cattle Nicholas Berhom charming specimen
of Vatican known FortuneTeler grand ndscape
by Salvador Rosa with several eaborey finished Cabinet Pic
tugea in perfect order handsomely framed and will be sold
prices much below ler real Can he daily,
10 till o'clock, at No. 10 North Moore street St. Johns
SQUARE
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(ITY HOTEL, NEW York;. BLANCHARD HAS THE
~ honor inform his friends and the public that he taken
the above Hotel under long lease Since the LIST of May
retted and furnished ii in elegant and commodous
and equal respect to the first establishments Of
this description in New York He therefore that
friends well the constant equeners Of the City Hotel
will continue favor him with their patronage and assures
them rely his best their
and convenience f. BLANCHARD, (Iate Of the Globe Hoel
ity Hotel June
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WALNUT STREET DELpnIA-

NV ALNUT STREET THEATRE.PHILAD ELPHIA.-
comedy of o N YSSG S 1n'
Mr.. W. r. Blake Earl Of Ponpon. Mr. Bnton; Tom Coke Mr.
Lady Alice Hawthorn Miss Fanny WaIack Countess Of Pom
pn, Mrs w. r. Blake Song-Miss DAILY. To conclude with
lady AND GEN LEMAN IN A PECULIARLY UN-
PLEASANT MENT-Gen'le man. Mr. T. Placide
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DRuGGIsTs-TuE SUBSCRIBERS WISHING TO RE
II tire from business willing dispose the stock good
will and fixtures Of their Wholesale Drug and Chemical
No 1s4 Market street Philadelphia The location
being between on and 9Th streets The custom Of
tonabe KIND desired by every business the
much consequently terms will be easy An opportunity
sucb as thc seldom present. ie and should DO
DESTROYS OF embarkng the drug business EDWIN
MEREDITH co No 1Sf MARKET street, Philadelphia
(NAkD TO GAS AND CkUTON WATER CONSUMERS
~ FINCH CARTER Gas Filters and Plumbers No. 81
Bowery New York. having had many experience in the
above business prepared PIPE and fixtures for
sonable terms Families retiring the for the season,
would it advantageous to have Gas put in
ring their absence All such work done with great and
warranted. N. B.-The best references given. = . -
WILLIAM s. FINCH, THOMAS CARTER
Two CLOSE ON TUESDAY the FIRST OF AUGUST
Il Sale at No. 439 BrosdwayW iaah being de-irous Of
having the remainder OF his stock cleared on possible BY the
time specified further reduction in rees particular
y whole pieces rcmanders The stock although
duced still we'll assorted in English Blankets plain
and wled Linen and Cotton Sheetngs Linen and Cotton
Ticks Table Damask cloths and pieces Toilet and Table Co
Linen Shngs Long Lawn for fronting Linen
DaIers rs and Brown Hollands Real Welsh Flannels
Musns Cambria andk
Worst Doyles and few small Bed Qults The be
let and FIX urcs for sale reasonable terms.
~ OLD LEAF AND DENTISTS GOLD FUIi, OF SUPERIOR
NJ manufacture for sale At the mandatory, 81 Reade street,
i'll WAUGH.
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w ANTED BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN JUST
w arrived from England with good recommendations sit
uation Seamstress to attend invalid lady,
addressed NJ, Thos Hail. Bolivar Hail. Quarantine
s Island will be oIln 20
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MEXICAN MUSEUN.-P +. BARNUM, PROPRI FLOR
"A f. Hitchcock ManaserSpen did performances every after;
noon sh o'clock and every evening The
world being full feet in height! The Con-
strcor 81 feet long The three Living 0urang Outanss the finest
seen in this country apparently much human BRUTE
n Fairy Family Mr. Chubbeo tn Indian Futist Highland
Mammoth Boys Giant Baby Wax Scripture statuary Ma
dame Rockwell the famous For Teller Admission the
whole including Museum performances Is cents Children
der ID Of and old enough walk alone
Reserved front seats shilling each. extra
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INrEN 40 ALL THE wORID-GREAT ST. LEGER
NAMES OF THE MEMBERS OF THE "vEREIN DER

NAMES OF THE MEMBERS OF THE "VEREIN DER
IN Deutchen der Stadt New York
German Physar If the City ofNew York; published
dane With the by aws:A. Geschedt NJ d. Ch Henehe MD
W. De mold, NJ d.. II. n. Wilhelm NJ d., Bunnnghausen W. d.
IT, Palm edo, NJ d. w Scirmer a. D., FRI Miller NJ d. andes
N. D., fif r. d. I. fmenkel H. d. Rege
NJ d. claeis, w. ~ tn TelllampG w. D.. $ Firsh NJ d.
Flabel N. d.. I. Samson, N. d., Prud Ferunu, N. ID.
DIR. FIR. MILLER Secr
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200 900 BOTTLES AND OVER OF KELLINcER.s

OVOsOVO I.niment have been sold without a murmur
HI euIsatc pans from twenty fifty nr and
from fifteen twenty have been enrey
in short time Pains OF nature Weld
and cured in few days in dar hra cholera morbu bilious
ehohc, 1t Is as certain to is taken
lives are annually saved Our principal druggist
others that they sell about 100 to to that other L
mincn sold IL put up large bottles is mild
bic according to dose is ten times cheaper than other
irocaton in market at 80 cents 81 and S2 gross
Office 20 Pearl street. the Harlem Railroad Offices and Ruson
Clark Co.. and Of the druggists generally throughout cy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-20

NEW YORK YACHT CLuB-AT THE SECOND GENERAL
Meeting held on the 18th instant IL resolved that the
Squadron start the annual ON the frs az
and oceed to Sandy Hook and from tbencs 70 "ch
place shall be agreed upon The Yachts rendezvous on that
day az the Club House. Eyan Fields by three o'clock Dinner
ct hafpast three CIR J. iOWDOIy "''
July 49, lsiS. Record;ng secrc,arv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-20

hOCTOR MORRISON CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED
on delicate diseases which he without mercury
hndane from business The disease in It's early stages
in lew days Debility OF the from early indiscetion
ecSmEaned with gradual Irosation Of mental power
eeuy treated by DR. NJ The obstinate structures yield
in his office. 2O4 y Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-20

M OST EXTRAORDINARY WORK-TO THE MARRIED
lvA or those contemplating marriage The womans
Private Medical Companion by Dr. Maurcoau Sixth edi.
ton frce 81 This work meeting with astounding sale
(AO copies have already been disposed off, Every female
getting cry whether married unmarried, although II in
tended especially for the married as -sose
which should be known to them particularly Here female
can discover the causes symptoms and the efficient
Dies and most certain mode Of In every For e "a
Broadway At the Publishing Office 29 Liberty street. York
Also Leer AID Co.. Of Chestnut Third streets
dephia; Little and CO.. Albany Davis Boston. On the
receipt copy will be transmitted by mail free Of postage
to si Of the United All cers must be addressed
post paid TO Dr. MAURiCRAU. box liza New York city
Office. l29 Liberty street. " '''
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TTNHE YELLOW OR CHESTER SPRINGS EXTENSIVELY
Enlarged and Grounds Improved.-Ths well known place
for open for the reception of vislte The
medical and accommodation extended invads
under Hydropatc treatment heretofore leave
Philadelphia with the Reading ut ~ o'clock AM and at
2s PM for Phanxve where good coaches will be in readiness,
aud arrive at the Springs at IL O'clock AM, and at ga PM
Sunday liz with the Columbia railroads both and
down. For further information please address Dr. GEO LIN
GEN 4 CO, Chester Springs, Chester Co, Pa.
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M RCHANICS HALL, NO. 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
1vl Grand and Broome sreetsOne Week LongerMopday,
July H. every night during the weeh The ORIGINAL CHRIS
TVS MNSTkELS whose during the nine months
have been received with such and
success that by the
the heads families they viii continue their popu
al for week Admission
cent? Z, Concert commencing o'clock
Saturday July a. AT moon Concert nencng at So
clock MANAGER Director. p. CuRfSTY
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health. offers SALE Manton Partridge 1un genuine and
great value for prize pigeon shooting
heavy Rifle cast steel barrel of excellence from the hands
Daniel Fish, the celebrated maker of this cityto
residing river, bay pond quened by deer fowl,
ieIur ng hard hitting long shots this rifle desirabe
heavy Duckng Gun. weighing ten pounds percussoned
musket arms, having belonged to Virginia regiment
Saint Fishing Reel weighing pouuds pet Birds
sundries. Inquire at 2O3 West street or of
T. nd Jaon, rdo
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n lplot. AsTOR PLACE BROADwAY-THURsDAY

IN Evening July 2thThe performances viii commence With
the musical drama Of the BLACK DOMINO-Juio Mr. Man
Baron, Mr. Dawson Gresorlo, Mr. John siton Camilla,
Miss f. Bente Theresa Mics Roberts After VIII ch the Grand
Pssde Jros FRI LIE DIABLE QUATR. by Miles ,d,iaide
and Mathde and Mons Schmidt 10 conclude with the comic
psbomip DECHALUMEAu-RoIu net, NJ Joseph Nlrzetti
Mr.. LoaDee Chris ian Lehman Jules w. Schmidt Jaclus An
tome Gilman; Nile. Oliver Adelaide L,h Charlotte Ma
tli de Lehman Doors open qparter before commencing
y araus 81 g. Admission 80 cents.
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II ST ARRIVED PAR DE BELGIAN BARK DE STAD
Antwerpen, Capt H. Govearts lying at Pier No North
River and at The foot of Rector street. superior fine lot Of
nary rds of the Long Breed. For sale said
kOTICE-TBE SUBSCRIBER GIVES HIS PERSONAL
IN attention to buying selling and exchanging Real
Of all scrptons in Boston vicinity. Also SALE large
Ter Of country-prces from
SEQ to 100000. Notes and MORTGAGES neg tatet
j. w. MAYNARD O,5C street Uoston
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DARK THEATRE.-THE SALOONS AND BARS OF THIS
i Establishment let for Season, or longer
period required commencing about the first day Of
September next Undeniabe security will be required
tions under which they will be let on app.
cation (betweeD 10 and Al ut the Office Of
w, CORBYN. Barclay street
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INTNPERATE HABITS ARE EASILY AND SPEEDILY
reformed by the of DR. Cooks Remedy person will use II
but few days when begins create an utter dsst To- tho
tae or smell OF liquor may bc given without the persons
desirable Price s. sold l2 Fulton street and
by The Doctor at 2I Chureh Mheo may n,nlnd
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-07
|DR.kE ROYS
wild Cherry and sarsaparilIa PILLS.

wild Cherry and Sarsaparilla PILLS.
nR. LIE ROY, licentiate OF the Royal college
IL ofPhysicians in London, having used in his
private practice for number of years, the WILD
CHERRY and SARSAPARILLA, at length made
nn extract ofthem, which with other vegetables
he has combined in one OF the best Pills ever made
known to the European community and which
merit the attention Of the American People
They are the most etficacious purgatve and tonic
yet discovered.
THE WILD CHERRY is an excellent Tonic,
possessing astringent aud aromatic properties,
which make it valuable in Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
weakness oH the stomach and chest.
THE SARSAPARILLA is demulcent diuretic
and soothing, aud is given in Rheumatism, Scrolu-
la, diseases of the skin, and to eradicate the bad
effects Of Mercury. In the operation OF all other
purgativc medicines debilitation aud publication
go hand in hand; they remove the good as well
as the bad; thus weakening the system, which
they were only required to cleanse, and making
the cure generally almost as bad, and frequently
much wUrse than the disease. DIR. lie Roy's Pills,
on the contrary, strengthen and tone the system
which they purge and purify. And this is their
peculiar attribute, and the principal cause oftheir
-unrivaled popularity .-..-- ..~. --..--.-.
Directions for asiag.-Asnn pertient two or
three Pills are sufficient, as cathartic in evers.
costiveness, liver complaint and dyspepsia, three
to six pills, according to age, sex, and state Of
the bowes.) and so Of other diseases.
T. s. The virtues of the Sarsapariila and Wild
Cherry nre too well known to medical men and
the community to require further detail.
AeESrs-George kaufman, Lancaster Elijah
Kalb, Rushville.
} November 10, le47 6was