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n.a made urouosit,ops ss he uudsrstoo to give the
democrats the Speaker provided the democrats woua
mttees Ne also insisted that II the democrats we're
10 40 that and the wings shoud make sxtrsvsgsnt APP
prOprsons the "sa o. would BE-
nrsusd by the wings that the democrats had mao
rity else they could not have elected their Speaker
more Important than the Speaker, Is that committee
Vas the key to the treasury. -,
Mir Morse OF Louisiana. followed and expressed MIN
self in favor Of compromise for the purpose OF eject
Mr. Fred r Stanton of Tennessee, spoke next
combating the position taken by Bayy and Cooo ana
insisting that plurality vete Is not unconstitutona
Dir stanton vas for a compromise With the wings =,
John X. Miller of Ohio, Insisted he belonged TO the
democratic party, and the democratic party never
gained anything, but always lost by compromise with
the wbgs-that the whigs are not party OF principles
nished that propositions TOR compromise should come
from them that they had every thing to gain and no.
thing lose bat that he astonished when hoary
democrats talked of mpromising With the wings He
for presenting democratic candidate FOR SPEAKER
and voting for him till the month of August The ad
mpstrstion had already laid estimates on his desk,
from which he Inferred that soon as the House snail
be organized they would want about forty'sA millions
OF dollars 49,
MIR Hall, of Missouri did not consider the plurality
rule and urged the caucus to its adop-
ticp
MIR Strong Of Penney lvanis opposed the plurality
rule on account of its and made
very able Argument on the subject.
Mr. Richardson Of illinois, was for making nomi-
nation.
MIR, Meade for the
Mr. Mason. Of Kentucky. made q waggish speech,
hitting every BODY in q Pheasant humor.
MIR hbbard for plurality VOTE with Cobb for the
NOMINEE
Az lat. The debate having continued till about IL
O'Clock both motions to elect by plurality aud to put
a candidate in omip aton-were Withdrawn there re-
naming but nifty members present; and this being
considered not enough tn bind the party it was then
agreed that the Chairman shall appoint committee OF
I'VE to invite every d~mocratc member to caucus to
be held in the ,ame place 70. morrow evening. Mr..
Brown, Of mississippi Mr. NcLape, of Maryland, Mr.
Meade, Of Virginia Mr. Lttlef.ld of Maine, aud MIR.
Miller OF Ohio are he committee
From the feeling eviDced in caucus MIR Cobb will nc
doubt, be re nominated TO MORROW and supported to
the el q Of time
The wings have held caucus rather have met In
council OF warMr. Morehe ad presidng and Mr. Brooks
acting az Secretary IL vas all conrersaz0ne Nothing
done hut the resolution in TO adhere tt
Mr. Dhrop In the absence at auy proposition from tn
other side So the les stand pretty much as at til
beginning Of the sestiop
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shp-svitscrisnd. Low ell. Liverpool, Dunham Dimou
Bufs-figrip tBrD PsJns Ot.rto, kimbaiL S,otns-
ftm, Hove. lseusyrs q Nhusker, a.ry EIlea.
New ors,,, broctmsn; 'mJrns, sprsss.. Boston Ls-
seirs-ssrvsr,, Hopping smith. sAa Frs.eis,o, riosa
Selns W,lng,on 20 HsprJ. Glover. ssd s,ph, Smith,
kluop blsckstone, Appi.by, Providesce.
Aruvru.
ship tore-s Cossay hnt-srp. sept7 and Plymouth 80
!J' WI ne'e shr 2H pssscnsrs. TO U Burtaut Co.
Dee ~ LAT - ~ Ion 7Uy sI"ks ship Ran from the sat
ltdies 6f softou w days Ion ST. er-
ctbit, spnes 9th SLIP dins 70 the Ess said
lbs blue all ne. hsld; sib, 81 Is sp,s. ship
tnvsro. Il ktw l.fs for Bs,re The had daring tue
l0s tais Ne
ssts shtsde, f rhontsop) sprseus Palermo. 81 days.
Bsft ,Ths tsrni Botstor. Br,ue, CO. os,a With mdse
sIr ~ Issttugets. 70 echtel urcysr.
Bhtk taiete Johson. RIO Jsntiro Oct 2 with coffee
bari III De Cuts. Na-schst Havana Dec J. 9th .us.r
De- 20 71u,ili,S stnenss rae de q has been sdsys
a. tste d. .ferue.
Brs T,-,a sotor Bordeaux SO da,s With hr.ns,.s 20
t"tntk brown pr ms. lat 3D. tobo spose Br brig Fall
eth Pi,t, lsr,e tor bert ida
Ifg ittris SaNBD Jeft ME. 81 ID. rinsn ~
lcr't'o ~ 1h,mt,.p Bunter. the 2. u-scs, evea
rG tttuct ffp usrb'r haa voerbosrd
itlt of ~ GEEK iosd. 20 act her 20.
tV Erirs Ssue biinsfam savshtils. o. days, With
nose. a. BADGER Peck Vessels isft before rep rid
hfie nctuite 81 fsstIortt Parse. Th W
lesls hsclJG tSpyttsetu stysre esitstr ~
kre aoin ayturt ~ - }. tn eser, 81 Nartius m
dsys, viti az -. utc a on.
irif sstseIt tier yheio sawyer Daten. " day, With
lubiet. 70 4 Rcrhsnt.au - "
Lre Alu ,tr co. B,s,,pD, True 81 Jotbs ~ 70 Gays
I,is Viva sfue b,'vo chsres.on 10 da,s orb cotton
10 huttef lth net st 80 ~, Ion . -. brig
k.tcs ~ atys from B.raeaus TOE Ner Y.rk
Prf iotisnd 1871 scott ~ John. NN dNs with Ium-
toht Gs'd iisno, Amos hsuaonl. ~ days With eors.
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Our MorristOwn Correspondent CO.

MoRRIsrowN, Dec. II, 1S4o.
State Bank at Morris, Again-OGeers in Limbo-aray of
Counsel-W Of Certiorari-Grsat Excitement, &c.
Pursuant to adjournment, the Morris Circuit Court
and Court Of Oyer and TIE miner and General Jail De-
livery, met at the Court House this afternoon at 3
O'Clock, his honor Elias B. d. Ogden presiding After
little business In the Circuit the principal business Of
the day taken up before the Oyer and TerminsrT
Little Esq., Special Of the Pleas Harvey Day
ton, the First Cashier of the State Bank at Norris
der the late GARD Of Directors charged two in
octments frst-no connection with the bank; second,
for perjury In having cashier Of said bank taken
his solemn oath before Charles Z. Scoaeld Master
in Chancery of the State Of New jersey that the bank
had in accordance with the requirements of the sup
pement to its charter passed at the last session Of the
Legislature $4,000 bona de cash capital for banking
purposee, When lin truth and in fact" IL had not the
said sum Of $4,000 cash capital One Of his counsel,
A. Nj. G. Pennington, Esq, Of Newark, asked time to
Court, at bar, by writ Of eerhorar Granted-recosn
zance entered into and the writ placed In the hands OF
the clerk.
Next, Lambert Norton, Of New Haven, President,
(who, on the 23d ult, was arraigned charged aud
pleaded not guilty, similar indictment to that Of
Day ton the cashier) phi Cutler and Jacob King
Of MorIs; VIM. Thompson, Samuel s. Doty aud David
SandersCn Of Somerset President and Directors Of
the ba NIX were on an for conspirng
combining and confederatipg &c, with the intent to
defraud, cheat, &C., also for embezzliny funds go
Same taken with regard to this indictment as
inca ceratsd. Counsel for the indicted NJ. g. PEN
nirgton and f. I Frepg huysen, Esqs. of Newark col
Warren Scott and Thomas A. Hart we'll EsQs, of SON.
erset, and A q. sayre and A. W Cutler Esqs, OF this
place
Public feeling high. aud the court room during
the proceedings was much crowded-inside the bar
filled by the prisoners and their array of counsel Some
Of those indicted among the Oldest aud most re-
spectacle citizens of our Sate-men whose heads are
siivered Ger with the frosts Of many winters, and
against wbom heretofore not the slightest charge has
been imputed whose motives in this transaction have
been called in question But like poor Tray"
they have been caugh. in bad company and time alone
make known the result
The indictments which have been found against two
Of the officers Of the bank, viz:-Harvey Dayton, the
first Cashier, spd Norton the Presdeptpresen quite
a curious question in law Those officers swore DO.
tore Master in Chspcery, that the cash capital OF
| the bank paid in according to law. Nov 1t hap
that this cash capital consisted OF the Items In the
| following account of A Thompson
f. A. THOMPSON Ac'T. STATE BANK AT NORRIS
| 18th August, l649.
Deposit in SusQuehsnpah Bank notes. $40 900 00
| Harvey DsytcDs check. .......-....... 5000 %
d. Sarderson's check on Somerset Bank. 9,ls9 0C
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Decreaae In 10 months a.

Dtcresse In 10 months. ,loz0ul bags
Hides-The export to the United STATES has been
Sb4S. There have been frw received from the South
end ~ they are scacs and dear, holders very arm
at 1totr The stock IN light Fre,ghs have b.so very
much dsprertsd The only outright charters ons
v.,l.l to New Orleans al Doc. ana .inc. ssw-ds at
auc. Several vessels have taken 2nc Csc To I'LL up
There sre many ves,els srryipg that will evrstuaiy
have TO leave in ballast EschaBg.Not Win stapdiog
the advance In coffee exchange has continued 4, sd
vance ALTO, which. With the Unfinished port coffee
appears 1T nrst view to be snomsioss but whrn the
greet Increased ~ co~ Va considered also that
the amount a. sales by Eurpyao houses the ps.t year
have been one thin le,s than previously aud that
extra qusntty 81 moR.y will b. required for thu sugar
crop nj tn. North. H. opiy What IL to Be expected
sud "a rem aims To- b. chat will bs the limit son.
think " vi get To- GOD u has gradually advanced to
.sA sbd 2'5s but amounts can BE- placed In Aati-
eipstion sno.r sd In fsct, large OPERATIONS In
change than usually difficult Sp.ci- Kept
psos With eschsuEe. Doubloons Isl 900 2puooo; dol
lars lf2p 1850
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avssrooL Cl.ssryicarros.

Frames Sales of 600 l0s prime we're made a, $50
FHutr - In raisins there vs. rot great deaf dong
though the market IL we'll held at previeus qtvtaons
FnH.-Tbe demand H. but moderate. No / macker.i
are quoted 81 sll. and No. at s.. Cod are ~ so
" t1h, and dull
FEtionrs- lotion was engaged 60 Liverpool at
s-ltd otrn and wheat at AZ a5d heavy 40, a. 2ls
Cd vood Of zoe elo four NJ L. Cd. 10 the Cont
nsbt, there vas no change.
LsTHG.-l 600 Go sod at 81 62L.
koLsssrs - the receipts 81 pes crop New Orleans
are vsfy large aud the tendency 81 the market DO
Nsd ssl,s of - o bbls at % n 2sc months
Naval STokis = or crude tuipsntiue the demand
- ioud, ana the sales subrsce l5oU bots Nes Dsrn on
Iii,sts tvrms alec l5u do spirits At S7c cash aad
q 0 tbls white ioSin at So 60
on - Thtre L. DO change Of moment In iioseed r.
Htcfs hfm ut f3c witch H. paid for the little lots
vtbt,d. MsDutsctuftd r.usiUs ~ before
'hoHisoss --fmk Safe. embraced 4 100 IBIS at
s. 10 fer prime and siI 5aslzzS Tor MS eerf
tslrs yere go bbs cuunirJ a. 50 t6 15 Tor prime
sDo So tS 10 iDr OF prime mess z0D tirrrs-
ttd a. Slh 20 5.,f hams we're IN good desard. 9th
fslrs - cot bbls 81 sig ~ sl2 20. Cat meats w~re
ntn trd w. ZOO demand Dressed hogs Wet z ,od
d,Dsi NJ a shasc Lsid ~ss heavy, WITH rsI,s q
lh lbs. 81 "a ssc. ats Reg fsu ~ Buttsr
SIC ch'tte were IN ~. oemEu1 sud -tesuy
HiCp. her, " nothing ~ importance autbg rri ne
s2Sk The isrte - 80 a 80 5i% tbuse you'd
cnHsfd siAli.
s,cAr ,ztibits 70 material csaage Tho dersnd "a
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Commission ON CLAIMS AGAINST MEuco.-The Board
met pursuant to adjournment. The claim Of John
Baldwin, claiming for the SEIZURE OF trunk, SO was
decided not to be valid claim. The memorials OF
Henry Stevens and OF Ann Y Kelly ordered to be
received
DIctMBsK Is The board met pursuant to adjourn
meDt Present all the members The memorial Of
Andrew Wylis Jr administrator Of Samuel Baldwin,
interstate claiming Tor the seizure of schooner for
In prisopmept, and various losses and wrongs. WAS
examined and ordered to be received The cases held
under previous consideration not being yet prepared
for final decision and counsel not ready to submit
any one, the board djournsd.
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for -four, standard brands is - SIX. No change In
wheat cargo Of pine Southern red vent of ct 81
90 Corn Is In bett,r demand Large sales Of new
yellow ct ST. 10 to $40 Southern oats. SIC to 80.
Cotton Is very dull Small sales Of uplands at llo to
1lXc on time
The Hbernia's news sshad NO effect on stocks,
which are dull, particularly the fanciss Schuyikill
Navigation Bonds have advanced while Lehigh Bonds
have declined.
Annexed the sales at the First $1,000 u s. G
56, tA 1000 Reading Railroad Bonds 80, 6Os4 5000
schuyiill NaysatOp g. a9; eco State 6s s9 10 abs
Pennsylvana Bank ll3 ~ Trenton Banking Cempauy 49,
Second Board-s4000 u g. SIS, ST lex 5000 schuyikiIl
Navigation 6s 6s 49 $50 State S. ey 45O do S94 20
ths Union Canal 10Y IL New Orleans Gas Bank, ll6; aU
Reading Railroad, 6PsnnsyIvania Bank liS SEQ ilss;
100 Morris Canal, ~.
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wAsHIsGroN, December IS, 1S49.
PROCEEDINGS OF the Night.

Proceedings OF Inc Might
The parties hav each held sort ofcaucus again
To- night. OF which the results probably just far
from solution OF the problem of Speaker the last
vote for William Brown The second card" of Mr..
Brown published in the Union day though it does
not relieve him all OF his late ridiculous bunder has
given satisfaction to the democrats OF the South,
IN exoperstipg them from any collision in the trsnssc
ton and thus far it is well enough, Blu. though the
democrats North and South, should coslesce any
other man. IL is not likely nov that he can get the
votes of the tree soers to elect him any
eecederS from he wing side The may be said Of
the wbg candidate AS long they insist upon Win
1hrop, they fail The bar. OF the hotels
crowded with vslters anxious to learn the results Of
the csucuses and learning that nothing has been
done. they generally unite In drink OF hot whiskey
punch followed by debate upon the prospects Of the
Speakership and more punches. The business is god
send to the bar rooms.
Some OF the bers of the House were at the Prs-
eidents this evening where they derived but very little
fstissc ton rs TO he termination Of the game. The
administration waits and old lack l. just posed
~ ii be had majority OF fifty in the House The
csbiDet are In great trbulstion asd not shows
his nose in the capitol for fear of suspicion.
CC Benton spoke to day in the Supreme Court,
Nissouri land case involving large amount OF pro-
perry and good fee
The two cavcuses standing over for another meeting
to morrow hight. not hing may be expected To
in the House The =, mOcrAto committee of five, ap.
pointed to conr with tn. party generally may posi-
bly, hit upon tome compromise during the day.
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Movements OF Tndiv,duais.

Hon. Hie. late United States charge to Guatemala,
ut Louisville Ky the 18Th instant for
Washington.
Rafael Reeves Charge d'AHsirss from Nsv Cranada;
r. Dodd s. Sir A. Mark Kerr, II. A., have ar
rived In Washington.
Hon. Jefferson Davis, Miss, Hon. J. c. Dawson, Ca,
Baron Gerolt Prussan Minister Louis Brey Vice Con-
sul of Havana NJ. Valois, Spanish Legation, have
r yeoa Mt W arhipetou
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.4nasuacepserfs Of btrths, darriaSc, and Dssfhs
not unless duty au,asucst,d and pad for.
Died,
Hon JrrrRrY CHirssN di-d at Kalamazoo, Michigan,
on the 18th nit at the of 90 yesrs rhts the
psEtrsie before whom IVES airAgpsd the famous Nor
Rhp about BON much exc,iem-ut rsis-d asasst
The order Of Mssons Before Justice Chipmsn. Morgan
wss srsiRp'd On oharss OF larceny, aud commitrs
to Ubtsuo jsii from whence he csrtrd o Justice
Chapman va the bret witness called Ia all trials
lstipg to Ntrgsn
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'wo steam mills two planning mills and every
risy of tools for all Of which they have hands capable
OF using them
Annexed the stock ssles at the Board yesterday
% shares Baltimore and Ohio Railroad time 6 50 do
DO (tme HA 80 do do (time) 81 IS do DO So so do 10.
ttime( bS4 70 DO d. 81 rs do do (me) o3 % dc do
(time) h3s 70 do do (time' b31s 10 do do. o2 do do
b2 80 shares Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad Is 10
do do, 81 10 do do %; ~ do 90, Is; II do do, Is
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PASSENGER. ArrlNed

Fessen&ers hrrbNe0
Arrwsno-shp Lorens-Dr Nathaniel Reese. Of this Bel
eisn navy.
h.vsss-Bark Isle de Cubs-Nr xontes,on, A Merton.
Bernard. n Coz tsl-s. "A veksr. Ssidr.
ST. 1sos ,s-Brig Aconite-T a Gray
CssHLssror- Brig tliza sane-ars Holm and sister.
Sr Io-s, Np-schr London-Hsrp Smith, william lily
Dousls,s
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M EDi, Al t-DvCIua vOUEssLf PsiyATs-
lvA ~ Tor 70 cents ~ rsshs OF the Pocket fscu
Iv,r Ose Bic Own Pm Seisn IL 10 connseptisl silent
Trend and private sdver epabfrs oobduct
own case 70 asuce~sult ruiaat.n. Edition,
With enc lu drsd trsvbgs shovihs private dis. aud
ns,nstieps 1.-THE FeBtis We sysem, shape
fem b Nt'sn, lsufs NJ II. TIE ,sricns forms ot
ostss seminal weskree. 20 THE ry-.ate gand
inrtei'y. solitary habits ot youth are faithfully ss-
sthd, hid al the reeit*t IN plato lssgaars Toe
el~p en- Structure worthy 81 particular atteston sod
,Loulc e rtsd ~ every Any dina twenty
hol, neil ortiz c.rs I'll he cent tor dlar Al
CT ., bh a 'uNs 1hz Spruce s'r.st, Phil deipha
$40 TO- ssle W suinger Towusend ~ Brosdray Nss
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VIZ ne Ntriuie fer the ~ Gouorr tfp.
Nf'ttrts and similar disorders IL rxkes scress 80
-ihou We lrnt restriction % diet dr,rh ssr.,r~ ~
oi ~ IN application 10 business The proprietor ebs.scs
sEe Wnet che mixture ~ net undsr the T,r-
Hture " hv hrrdred dsiafs furth-r- the disease cas-
n'tba ccrrssfed dase - he ~i,tpre IL 80. -.
ekr'ted v sut IN hatte. frit Se-rt,,s a, al
sais By Y. H. hins. va Breaavay IoT B.ysrd "a v"
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DR. cosvEss IsvIeoRArINe CORDIAL. ROW

nk. cONNtkS lNV1GoRATfNG CORDIAL, ron
Genital Debility, lmpotercs, Incontineecs OF Nsctur-
considered the only escous rsnJ ths. sad ders
m,nts q body and ind caused BY early udscroet
habits of youth or
mr. yrsr The following Of the
sen d the Laws ofman physics. ADD social being Proc
nson nsrsouspes dyspepsia pain ia the head and ia-
ntOtency or tren ature snd total decay 81 vrt -esh
ntss 81 emory and pnver for mept.l sypc
avrten 70 society umidiy. self distrus
tude lourg and middle ssed here learn thsy
are declining IN hesh--hy they bee pale
d they are losing ne yosthf.i
sord scores 81 PERSONS tho have Injured th.u-
sclves hy self pollution N tsp pounds q
doch and other hofums h-ve eject IN these
e heticn and nOrsense vhich often in vaadsrul
ns eoots on us subject 81 ~ the rsu.e
DAD you woud avoid the hurnps With Ssas'c tl'r-inx
purpose, procure ths cordst Ia the anchor OF hoSs
fryou fop can PEE -ihout esposurs .. fro
bu'fttt A. hone OF travoll ng and be restored n H
Thoss ihvounttfy nocturnal emissions which
~ sId deHrrsiive AID productive Of "a
the s.rvous ystem ncapactang the physical
mensi esrtos - be speed', renewed by this cordial
ssrf hn eclcit contains opium nercur, any other
min 81 ohetve substance to niurs the ps-
uent Zach bottle OF the genuine Convsrs Inz,~o
fsns cordial hnsb the gisss Price 81 tnrss
Doues Tor ~ sV the half dOsen, impartsns remsrss
th msfied nnd snge with simple directions
tut street LAMP storeD Sun buildings New Yorh .rA
" towers At bs ohce No. 50 Third avenue Ne- Yevt
y ersons IN the country have the Car isi se5
her OF sdvire csieudy forwarded 20 them by adsrcsnss
shoNc rotte-ssried rersons whose conueSl relations
hase rot been produstve srd those marraxs
paid. " U" '''''
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l,R RALPH, AUTHOR or ruE "PpAcrIcAL en-.

~ yate Treatise kc 81 Green woh s,rest-Jc 90 hcvrs
sto "a ~ 6toa 2. N. tspndays exeeptedl Tho.s vkS
py IN TIE esry stages vii be surprised ths rapidly
and utle ncopv attending their eheAv
however those sho have suffered pr Of pes
PIE 81" csp properly appreciate his In stssuva
ron t hrst or iaeiteb 10 e advanced
ms teges iron very sy,ens-,
pscee re csn arord rapid and radical snre which
ehn crowds fot SEATING h~ obtained NO stkes
sonrcs w Amertrs. "
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MEDICAL.
FRox The oHERoErE CoUNTRY-
nARI8rTA, Georgia, Feb. II, 1888.
Opinion Of Dr. j. B. Randall merit Of Wstsrs Basa

lid berry.
We have induced in Of the benefits re-
eeiveo from hs to add testimony In favor q
~ healing propertis We take great pleasure
In stating thai We have frequently ourse
miBs,ered TO Others during the year.
nate coughs colds soreness OF the always with
the moi happy result We therefore chseriy
Rild Cherry. - Wv -
The New York Evening Mirror :" wstars Bslsau u
still wonders curing the
nary disease We have not oay witnessed its Effects but
OF this Invaluable medicine beysuud all question IL ~M
custom the early settlers Of eugaad 20 dg,
freely Of Wild Cherry in Of colds Ths
tea was made By sleeping me tsiss and bark Of the VITA
Puritan Fathers used regard the
earth for all sorts Of complaints and ns
coubt hut the basam by Wisar the
lest Articles for Consumption yer been disco
yered.
None gepune unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper.
For sale BY A B. D. Sands 100 Fulton at the
Astor and Irving House drug Broadway
Reese Co.'S Maiden Lane; at VIM. Burgers Courtiaads
81 nd IA,
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w AND PWB-
parati mss X Ball. No. l26 Nassau street, offers for
sale after having had his various preparations largely tried
by his friends and the public in general the articles
which he can recommend as being oil they be,
particularly he the
sonay pam'r certificates Of their value and efficacy
b. seen 1t his effect: Magic nk Eraser will
paper quickly and without injury to the Ink Iron
mould Extractor will ink and iron stains from insn
cotton SILK etc without injury the fabric Vegetable
s,rupThis valuable medic has been tried for length Of
tms and has always ful
GUNNER 'mPaint dysenery cholera morbus and chos.
Golden Eye ment, sovereign remedy f. even the
veres' chronic OF weak eyelds
Ger salveThs saye the Of ply
slcan has never been known to fail all
diseases Diet Drink certain for dropsy Ginger Ex
tract highly CoLcentrated Essence of Ginger
the OF govt rheun am collie faulency oolds
weakness OF the stomach etc Also Extract of jamaica
Gin mt 81 useful ~ tice for housekeepers
cake ba etc. Both these articles all medical
properties II the Root witt Of useless natter and
ctespe palatabte, and
the root itself. s. BALL.
Chemia No. l26 NaaRal atraak.
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OtlkI No CBAkGk.-Ds at KfBb, % oS 0OiI
street. stDtuebsiiy cvDHuiteu all forms Of
d-eset hetsbt tsser Of sonOrrh0s ~ two fo
dayt onkti,u iobsi denny sDt imyOt-ney successfully
trteteohy Dr " No mercury hird-.res
Nnsv fvtrr7 70
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MR. WISE, OF VIRGINIA, GRE At HAIR RESTORER
l His Agent Mr. Calvert now applying the celebrated
Hair Res orative to those afflicted with
dsposng of the famous Hair Tonic Room No. 26 Irving
House.