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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-03-24
WHARFAGE.

SECTION /. Belt enacted and ordancdbyhe May,
or and city Council Of Baltimore, That from and
after the passage of this Ordinance, all Goods Wares
or Merchandise landed on the public wharves, from
ON board any vessco vessels lying at said wharves
or placed thereon for the purpose of shipment
po5ure for sale, shall pay the following Rates of
Wharfage for each and every day the same may re-
main thereon or any less time (exceptng, however,
Fire Wood and Lumber, the rates of which are to be
accounted for the whole time allowed by Ordinance,
for the same to remain on the wharves,) to be paid
by the owner consignee, or in event of their being
none the master of the vessel and all goods shipped
from one vessel to another half price, also be
paid by the shipper, or owner or the master afore
said.
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They also further agree, that Freights on Cotton
shall be charged on the invoice weight which must
be furnished by the shippers before the Bills OF Lad
ing are signed and the amount OF Freight to be paid,
specified on the Bill of Lading- Baltimore, August
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REG I'LL A L 10 n 5
OF THE PORT OF BALTIMORE.


Extracts from The Ordinances notc in force.
tits incumbent on the IIarbor Master TO collect all
tonnage daily and days tonnage IS due,
and the payments not secured to his satisfaction, he
shall enforce the payment thereof in the same man
ncr as other city dues collected.
The sum of two cents perton shall be, and is here
by assessed and levied upon every vessel OF sixty or
more tons, arriving at the Port of Baltimore, which
bv the laws of the United States, is required to re-
port and at the Custom House. and the collector
of the port shall be- and is hereby authorised to col
iect the same.
Also the sum of two cents per ton shall be, and is
hereby and levied upon vessel OF sixty
tons or more arriving at the Port of Baltimore, which,
bv the laws of the United States is required tore
mort and enter at the Custom House, and that the
Harbor Masters shall be- and they are hereby author
sed TO collect the samc provided nevertheless that
the sum of money assessed and levied by this section,
shall be collected from each vessel but once month,
although she may arrive more frequently.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-03-24
COM VI ERCIAL REG ULATl0NS
OF THE port OF BALTIMORE.

The following is a copy of the Regulations which
,cere established by the Board OF Trade OF the city
of Baltimore"
COMM SSIONS.
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Alex Brown s; Sons, Schaer & Kustcr,
Clark & Kellogg, OeIrchS s. thurman,
WIN, Graham s. Son, VIM. Howell s; Son,
las. Corner & Son, kirkland, Chase & Co
h Buck & Son, F. w. Bruno s Sons,
VIM. Wilson & Sons, Thos. Wilson s. Go.
F. & w. RodewaId, Edw. KurH,
Robert Leslie & Son, Cohen & Kali,
Dccckc & Gerdrs, Jno. X. Randall.
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DOCKAGE.

AIlvessels except those with fire wood, lying at,
or in manner making of any wharf belonging to
or rented by the state shall pay dockage according
to the following rates:
Those occupying the lstter pcrton,p crday. cent
Allbeyond the I'd o.
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FOREIGN STEAM 81 OTHER PACKET rs:
(Days of lingo
THE CUNARD STEAMERS.

Proposed sailing of the British AMI North Ameri
can Royal Mail Stem Ships between Boston and
Liverpool aud between New York and Liverpool,
for 1919.
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AND ONO RAILROAD.

TARIFF OF RATES OF TRANSPORTATION
ON THE MAIN STEM
BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND CUMBERLAND
y-Subjectto n,eEiHemodi fcation tchere chofe
car is engaged for u specific article.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-03-24

New York and Bfemen SteahtFs'
To IPape Vety York To Leave Bremen
Hermann, .......F Feb 20 Washington, ....--
Washington, March 20 HERMANN, .......--
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The foregoing Is ~" an OTu
nance passed, and approved March %, lSio.
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1000 60 Nicaragua and BraZillctto Wood.
2,2iO " net Sugar and Rice in casks.
$50 :" g Coffee in bags.
,6lD g " do in casks.
300 :" " Cocoa III Bags or bulk.
I2U 't " do in casks.
mo " /" Pinento in bags.
952 " " do in casks
500 " d" Ship Bread in bags.
100 " do do. in casks.
lI2O :" I" Dricd Hides.
gao VT Green Teas aud China Raw Silk.
II20 " " Bohca and other Black Tea
800 " Virginia Tobacco in hhds.
300 Z" " Kentucky do. in do.
900 " " Nj ryland do in do.
s brIs. Flour OF 100 lbs. net.
8 Z" Beef, Pork and Talow.
:" Naval Stores and Picked Fish.
200 gals Wine MISUNDERSTANDING the full con
tents ofthe css ofOil, Wine, Brandy Sc
% bush. Grain, Peas, Beans, &c. in casks.
40 &C do. do. do. III bulk.
40 Z" Liverpool Blown Salt in bulk.
81 do. Ground do.
81 St Ubes, Cape de Verbs, &c. in bulk.
80 West India Salt III bulk.
80 " Sea Coal in bulk.
40 cubic feet of Plank, Boards, Timber, Bale
Goods, Packages and Boxes.
T. a., c fact Of
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The owners of goods to be at the expense OF put
ting them in store aud delivering them.
All goods stored to be subject TO one month stor
age if in store 10 days. IL less than 10 days, TO
half a months storage.
The rsque of loss by fire. robbery theft and other
unavoidable occurrences is in all cases to be borne
bv the owner of the goods: provided, usual care De
tnI.en for the security of the nropertY.
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Green's Oyygcnatcd Bit,crs

LNOR the cure Of dyspepsia, general debility, &c
L The best and strongest certified Medicine in the
world, tor the cure OF Dyspepsia in every iorm-such
a. headache, hnhitua costiveness ascidity Of s,om
nch loss oioppctitc, asthma plies, incpient consump.
ton, debility arising from ptotractcd ieyers, fever Il
ngc exposure to extreme hea, or cold old age, and
IN fact from diseases arising from imperiec, digestion
or a derangei condition OF the stomach Il il also
IN excellent remedy and not surpassed by any me.
dicnc in use, tor females suffering from uterine OF
nervous arrangements
Among the numerous and highly respectable Ger.
thcaies received, we refer To the following:
Ion !. l. Arnold, former Gov Of X. l., now VI G.
Hon w Woodbridge, do Mich, a." U ) Sen
Ion L Morehead, do Ky. do
Hon J i simmons, L 5 Senator from L Island.
Hon Sam 5 Phelps, dc Vermont
Hon VIM uphlm. do do
Hon Solomon Fo0t. do do
Ion y u Foster. mem consrrss from Penn
Hon w |. Martin, del in con from Wis Ter
Gen a G. Dodge, do do Iowa.
II 7 stowe, Esq, clerk in House of Reps
! { { Trowb,idec, Esq, pcuot, Mich
Siml u Holmes Esq, Middlc,own, Conn.
Geo W Jones. Esq, Surveyor Gen, Dubuque, Iowa.
Joseph lloxie, ESD No ~ Wnll.st, N York
| For sale at wholesale ny the Erptc COMPANY
No l7S BRoApwAy,S y. .
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Al'o, highly improved FARM on Indian
Creek, continuing 1877 acres. IS tiles north oi
Ottawa. on the state road; :25 acres improved
IS Of timber, dwell houses, one log The 9th.
er good frame, with we'll, wood-house and CTS.
TEN; $50 fruit trees many OF them hearing; .
good frame barn and shed and stationary lhrcsh.
ing machine; the farm i.wel wn,ered with lly.
ing springs, md by Indian Creek. The farm
viii he sold entire or divided into two equal por.
tons, liberal credit will be given on part Of III,
purchase money.
IL B'"em Coun'y.-sec SO l7,nrl II, cas-
OF the In principal meridian.
Ia Gcmdy County Sc Or 9, g., 6; If sv
" Is, 81, 6.
hWH CJun'y-E hfss 80, 81, 9; sy r. q,
s, 49,, o.
The above Lands will I've sold cheap. Or
most Of which, 10y paying one.hurh down, time
will I've given on the balance.
Nov %. GEO II. NORRIS.
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QlisSeillneo1s.
liiinou, wisconsin and Iowa Stase Line !
]nSaIsss


From Offo,ra 10 Janesriiie, pia Aurora, Elsin, SC
From Psrs 10 Rock leland, ria P,inestoa, &c. Sc.
4 TRl-WEEkLY line OF ols-hosse PASSENGER
IA coaches will leave the Mansion and Fox River
houses, III Ottawa, fox E.gin and Wisconsin, gong
through 70 Esn in one day, AM 70 RoseSS, Ross
Days, By Daylight. Also branch line, connecting
q, Crystal Lake. for -Mciieory, through TO Geneva,
To and nom IN due connection, same days leaving
ottawa, Janesvilie, Belot, and Geneva every Tues
day. Thursday, AMI Saturday, reaching Eign TO
lodge, returniil the alternate days.
This line p4kes through Solnonauk, Bristol, O.-
wego, Aurora, Batavia, Geneva, ia Fox 81;
Charles, Egin, Dundee, Comishs Ferry, Cystal
Like, Woodstock. Chemung, e.. Passengers WI!
have a two horse coach line from C'ysial LAKE to
ncfIeny and Galena, arriving al Geneva M o.
cock Pm I'd day, and then connect with the South
port and Beoit ine of horse post coach line for e.
tner place above named, Also connecting al L1t ox,
with the Chicago and SysamJrc line oi coaches,
reaching sycamore sans day This line connects
With the Chicago and Glleua stages al .Auror1 50
tl.a, going west YOU can 90 10 Rock Island or TALE
ia III two DAYS for 80 Also connects Illly line Of
coaches for Chicago and Gaienl at E.g.a; a2da
father accumulation mai! Inc OF horse post eoachs
i RAINING daily from Peru 10 Dixon All ROCK Is
lnai, leaving Peru every morning al oc.ocS N,
passing through LaIno.ie, Cats G.rSHleH, pAuu
S.er.Mg, L.nlon. Albany, and Hampton. T. Ru1i.
l=iaai III two drys by Daylight, iOtC.aS al Dixon,
anl connectins eyely lfpnlav, "Wednesday, uai
Fijny, with tn weekly line o! uJ..r post c11tats
Tor Granletour. Oregon CIV, III. Morris, Byron
i,o'klori, Harlem, koscc, Rockon, bc.oH 10 tu,s-
vile where al. tie above stays cOunec, Win the
l.si! lines itr Milwaukee, Madison. umero! Point
AMI GaienH making q perfect line u' horse POST
coaches, aOiat he mail seryrs regularly on al. The
above lines. We hope, ~ having careful drivers
good horses AMI coaches, toy 'hrr VIA rem ige 'Te
- hive Liberal support tom the travelling pubic
fSr>.uich We Vii be- grateful az. 10 o. cs=ttu please
Clc5gJJdy1siS- J. F&iNHE Co. Fgg irs
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w ter Power FOR Sale.

Valuable WGir Pnsi' gs' on For Rirsr, fhF
miles aJOrs Dayton, aad one mile t,om siacl
teaier navigation 10 tie Fes9cr or he AiHots
ind Michigan canaL
rIlIE subscriber having built his dam
cross he river al the above place, Is no."
prepared 10 sell or lease wstcrior manufacturing
purposes. A saw mill is in operation. aud =
girls, and flurins mill in progress Of erection. Il
Is located in the midst u an extensive wheat
and wool growing country, onl offers every in.
ducemcnt for the above business /; and also tot,
'Soolen factory, or any mechanical or nanul,c.
turing establishments where water power IL IL.
CURED a village plat is LAID out. and lots are
offered on reasonable terms. A blacks NTH and
wagon maker would find il desirable location
AM good tavern or boarding house would do
we'll. For particulars enquire of
Ottawa. Dec 10, ls47 GEO. MANN.
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DAYTON Woollen Factory.

w E would most respectfully inform onr friends
w and patrons, tho, the above establishment is
still IN operation, aud vii. continue 10 be SO long rs
we continue 10 receive such liberal share Of public
patronage, aud would her, renew our promises, that
no pains shn be spared ourp part, with skiiiI work.
men, TO render general satisfaction, We are manu-.
featuring the following kinds Of goods VIZ:
FULL ~ CIu1is,
Cashmere, SitipcH. Ineed, leans Linscy, Fan.
nelSot different kinds, and blankets,
which we oier tor sale, wholesale or retail, very
cheap, tor Cash, Wheat, or Wool or viii make LID.
cral exchanges, shy yd luled cloth Tor from "a to
lbs. OF wool yd Jeans Tor lbs; vi flannel Tor
tor IA lbs; pair very heavy blankets for az much
more wool as 1t tnkcs 10 make them, etc. all OF the
same quality Or we viii manufacture iulled cloth
on commission, a, from 3H to 62i cents per yard
Wool calculated for exchanging or manufacturing
should be well washed on the sheep aud rolled up Ia
separate leeces
Carding and Spinning will be done ut from Is
to IL cts per ID Cnrlng viii be done this cnson nj
cts except very fine, ct ct. per H. Come on with
your fine WOOL MS we have Just received two new
single machines OF the lates, and mos, improved
style, which have been put in complete order. with
line cards, NO 20 and 49, and ore calculated OK.
prcssly for custom work Our old machine will be
put IN good order, and will do Justice to the colrsci
qualities. Persous coming from n distance can hay,
their work done with the lcas, possible delay, and IL
manner which VIC will warrant To give satisfaction
Cloth Dressing will be done at the usual price,
or q tmall dscoun, for ready pay
Dayton, May, 81. Is n GREEN.
ICtOFFEE--Ro and lava. for sale low by
~ Ap7 CUSHMAN & GRIDLEY.
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Marseilles Mills,

TYN HE lumber mills a, MreilIes are in full op q.
Grafton; sheetirg, and nearly all kinds Of
lumber used in the frames vi buildings and for sheet
ing oak is much the best holds hail better and
ismuch stronger than pine. Plank also is better OF
oak. Bills can be filled on short notice Al kinds
Of lumber this country affords furnished in quantity
AMI quality o, puces, We ta.uk, ta suit buyers
oct 2O-lS L. K:NtEiLL.
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IANO ,hosc nho prefer ,eening TIER O,na Mair

Il 70 those nho prefer rcqriag their oea liar
t0a lpIg or being Baid-rnoNAs' MAGNET
&c HAIR REsroRER ASD lNvfGoRAroR is the most ef-
ierual remedy ever yet produced Tor all diseases in
ciienta 10 the hair IL is m ccctua rcs,orcr in all
cases OF badness where the hair has become Tim
The Magnetic Hair Reslocr and lnviGorator is
presented to the world with the confident belief that
specific, far exceeds any compound or prcpar-
alton ever before known for preserving the hair, or
restoring Il where the head hns become wholly or
parlnlly bnd by this use the hnir may be- prescrv-
ed even to extreme old age To Females, whose
loss OF hair often occasioned by complaints pccul-
nr to the mnricd siatc--incrcnse OF family &c.--,hc
Magnetic Hair Res,ocr aud lnvgorntor is nyalun
bile, as i will, upon application. restore To Il all its
origna beauty - Mothers should not tail to apply il
to the heads OF their children, especial when the hnir
comes IN thin and weak II is sure to lay good
foundation for fine head ofhair IN after years
Numerous and highly respectable persons Of all
ages can be most confidently referred TO as hayina
had their hair reS,o ed 10y the use OF Thomas Rene.
dy Sold Wholesale and retail by the Empire com
pnny, No. 49, Broadway, under lIoward's hotel, N
Y; aud a, re'a'lby i.sscnts lhroughou, the United
,S;ntts. mare-3i-5m
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Tie sale OF Erau d,ctll's Pills

IgAS increased moe than ,.a-io.l I !.gr years
L What better cgidrnc- can bs had o. & .c!s y'..r
= a E'n.y medicine. Or Of i."lr a.s:-.e- 80 20,
pfeveuaUon ant cure %. d-,lr'-,. iyt .-.'"s. e'.-
ccacc however read the tri.1w.E
From Ameri-cr Ar-sg-ErF
The N-o r3 EteliHs Sur ,l-- Drank. g. 3
PniSare q n.Ac.na Waca DO. Hgh "..ii'-l' "p1U!
will alwlys sacG-r ;rr th,tIa .ar,' a1I rca.y s7n
They have d'S'TrJ.y h.4d reputation; All Is q
finiy AMI aIt-,.y1s r:'.y, 81 ""-.t DE- ais.i' 10
tneq1. larn a- .s - ..' gA.g". '..1l.I..e= q. -4
lie Nsii- To-; rsrir,-..il .-g.. Ting sa..,,
n, m3.5.I n0H)s1 .i4 P-a.y t.s -r"t.
The Nslr lyrt Sil says: B.-.tsi'g' I'll a..c
h.cn among many OF Udrilcua. ,aI.liL os.o"n
family " haze vseA lGciL nraaF ..gl yr-~' ".rn
we required msl.r1r: ia lIl ps.'i 20 Doctor save
DE- BnnGle.l has crossed oar iI-- %. . ana H-
medicine Las.d.5 ,.s d .-.--s ..-U-.
"Medical men C. tac &. lee. p...-.=.lG-, ~.9-'s-
uOl, have Strongly raccWue 90 g.. ease, 20 1..-
ious affections, constipation o. '.' bowels Gu8 NsT-
vods AMI SICK hcadac1-, arising ical '.2 o'aHooulr
ollhe digestive o.gIas, the &c 81 b9Iuct2- fi.s
q the best Medicine ex;aut Tor relieving those IS %,
are laborinI uldar the effects Il these complains
They are a most SAD. AMI ELI acOIs remedy AMI ccs.
tain in their effect '-lgc.
ITO TIL WHJiE FAMILY q Naive lr.J both
pleasure and satisfaction IN reS0WMau ling 40 e.. 'gi
readers Brandreih's Vegetable Pills, a. In, most GER
tain most saie. and invaluable medicine egia.t. y
ont-li iols and apericn Pills, we arc perfectly con
wheel they stand fLr above oil oilers as a certain
cure in all cases Of worms, scgryy, corOluc humor
eryspclas, and ali affections OF The SKIN, dlopsy Gsth
ma, stone grayel, piles, and iunJag3, they wA be
fornd invaluable. - Times.
Beware oicoun,ercits, and remember that Dug.
l,is,s are not allowed TO sell the genuine. Ask to see
me certificate Of agency. 4. II & C. BUr!cg are
the general agents for northern Illinois, onI at Their
Store, l52 Lake Street, Chicago they may b. had
wholesale and retail. Nov -, 1913. -
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\ american iiOuse.
{ IT Y Il O I Ell,

fGN HE subscriber having purchased this we.
known ,tanl, situated on the North East
q Coracrot Tee Court House S}ggrr, IN O,,l.
va Illinois, has made extensive repairs and improve
pleasantly situated, fronting the public square near
III" court house in the business part OF the town and
perfectly colycn!en; ioI those who wish 20 transact
Jn>iucs- IN town No pains Will be spared TO render
j. "a bg.cscbe stopping place for those Who may
favor nm with ral' tbs ,15.e w.l,J- we. supplied
with Game and all de.icac.es that the colulr, of.
o.d- ant his COOK Cant be BEAT" T. hopes
By attention 10 the comforts otrayrey5 20 ne!, and
rccs.vea liberal share otpuJijc patronage
Ottawa, Oct. -, SIS / pELANC
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500 Varieties Of Apple.

500 Varieties Of Apple.
Md great variety OF Pears, Plumbs, aud Cher.
r's, which have been selected with care and
3'eat expense frcm the most popular aud ar.
proved Ncrseries in the Union, embracing near.
ly all the standing varieties in the eastern aud
southern states, the fruit Of which il i. confident.
ly believed, cannot fail 10 suit the most delicate
and 'efnei palates.
he subscriber assumes with confidence that
he has the greatest rmieiy and most ,picndtd as.
'oyimeR ~ be found in northern Illinois. The
trees arc from to years Of age, and ranging
from 3 10 feet in height, and well propor,ioned.
II is believed that the llmentable rrmissn-s,
"a the part OF farmers, every where observable
in planting fruit trees, is mostly attributable 10
he almost total failure, IN mos, cases. where
trees have been trnusplaa,ed from a distance.
and the Ghruus roots IN which the tree relies for
Tvs nu,Iment have become dead fSom too long
exposure To- dry air or severe iroS,s after taking
them up, either OF which is f,.al TO i,s growth.
Bot these EMBELLISHMENTS no longer exist. The
farmer can now he Supplied in his own vicinity
with the number and variety he wishes, grown
lu tie same soil and climate in which they are
To be rauspldutcd.
II the uers are taken up In the spring, it
should hc done soon after the iros, is out of the
crnund-st all events, before The leaf begins to
pu' forth. II taken up in the fil, they shJuld
be buried until sphna.
Apple trees al the Nursery II cents; all 9th.
CT kinds, % cents. WELLS WAIT.
! Dayton, Feb. lS, lsis-ly.
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Town PrOpertytor sale.

TIE ~ Or OF lot i. IN block IS, II the urigi.
nal town Of Ottawa, having forty feet iron,
on Canal and IS fee, front Oh La Sale street.
with the store house, dwelling house. and other
gu, bpiJingS thereon, being the PROMISES nj pre-
sen, used by Gr Phelps for a store and by Dr..
Hopkins for a dwelling house. Possession Civ.
az the 6st Of April next. Title good. Enquire
ef The subscriber, agent Tor toe owners.
my %, 80 j. A. HOES.
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?
J. WINCHESTER, A, Ann street.

DEWAR Of NERNrrrGrs There are numerous
- kinds in the market warranted to Kin worms.
and i Is iar 10 presume from the adutcratcd drugs
nj which they are made, that they will Kill the
worms and children too The Empye Componv i
incorporated by the legislature Of the state to trc
vent, as mlsh ~ possible the npostions heretofore
practised, BY the allcs Of impure and aducra,ed
medicines, and this company pu, their seal granted
ny the state on but such as are pure and renu.
nc. The Company are located Mt re, Broadway
y Y. Merchants visiting New York will find i,
much 10 their advantage to take such articles OF me.
icine 10 their customers rs ne legally guaranteed
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ttlrNiCincs.

aul beautiful complcNol,S they should uss Ir TuHa-
SrHGs NiTSipgr,ild; thousands who have trcd II
are iuo.e than satisfied, are delighted Ladies Of
every station, crowd our office daily
Notice 10 The Ladies Those that initiate nt
oJit, uiS SarsapaU.la. have invariably called their
staff great remedy Tor families, Ac., and have
ped uuT t.sand circulars which relates TO the COM
p.liui- al Woutru, worl Tor wuri-ogry mvu VINO put
~ Ilric.uc, have, s.uc" the Epat -uccc~-rs ct Dr
IolraSsaa'S SuSlyffii'd ip ruwp',.ui, Iucnllut Ia
tJun' ,uccmmcrIcdin theirs. uough previously they
dad not \ number 1T thce,. mixtures pills, 80, an
injurious to females, as they ugggly1r disease. aud
undermine the constitution
N-r1tiHG Cured -rhi- crri,h,aic coususiycs
prove, that tins sarsapana has perfect contlol over
the most obstinate diseases OF the blood Thrcrpcr.
sons cured ~ ollie hOu-r Is unprecedented
larce tsIldrea DIR ToIrRSeRi-D' ar Sir.
have the pleasure 10 inform YOU that three of nv
cIt.cu have bccn cured of the S,You.a Low the u, Of
Nuuy excellent m"dicuc They were afflicted very
severely wthtal sores: have okru only ionrborIcs
a. took them away, for which feel iuuder derp
Obligations. ours respectfully
Isaac W. CRAM. loo Woostcrs,
OPINION 81 Physicians DR. Townsend IS amos,
oa'N RECEIVING orders from physicians IA different
parts OF the Coiou THIS rs To certify that We. the
Undersigned physcianS at the city of Albany have IN
numerous cases prescribed Dr. ruwnscuds Slr,apa-
mia, and believe II Ia be one OF the most valuable
pseparauo"sin the magk., II. ? pulrNG, NJ. D.
! Wilson. " \.
K Il REiGGS. Mn
l.i7"g. April. lSt. 7. L ELNINooEF. N D
tIUto -Owugto the great success and Immcusc
sale Of Dr. TOwnscniS Sarsapari.a, a humber Of
men Who were formerly cur agents, have conmcu-
cri mokug Sar1plulla Extract. EliN,rs Biltcrs.
Extracts Of yellow Dock, &c They Ecucrallv put
It up N the same shaped bottle and some Of Them
have stolen aud copied our Advertisements they are
only worthless m.rluon- md should hc wooded
- Prucpal office, l!6 Fulton street sun Building. .
! R"ilur & co. States ST. Boston nyou 4
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