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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-12

THE CoNrLAaRATIoN IN SYRAoUsE.-The follow
ing is st OF the sufferers by the late conf1agraton
In Syracuse, with their losses IS King, grocer, loss
$3.50; insured for $500 In the Herkmer Mutual Stod
dart Bsbcock, loss paper in Richards store, ste
rsotype plates &c $500; no insurance. Mr. kelsey,
crockry and glass loss from $500 to $780, insured
for $500 MIR Dyer looking glass and picture frames
loss about 81 600; insured for 81 co., Mr. Biokford
grocer, loss from $500 to $500; no insurance Mr.
Sumner grocer, less from 5000 to 5000 no insurance
j. B. Chsfe Co., harness makers, saved all Mr.. Van
Epps, toy store loss small insured for $500. j. M.
Richards grocer loss from $500 to $500; covered by
insurance Mr. Whittemore book binder loss $500; ne
insurance MIR Trip, shoe dealer loss 5000 insured
for 81 500 McGlashan Co.. book binders loss heavy;
ipeursnce $780, Barns Smith, printers, loss about
$40 00O; insured $500 Columbus, Ohio, So 600; Al
bany Insurance Co, $4,000; Camden, New Jersey,
$1,000 Recorder Office, account and subsc ription
books saved; all the rest lost. and ne insurance. Mr.
Rice, gold pen maker, loss from 500 to $500 Mrs.
Ederidge, miiner and dress maker lost every thing
and was net insured w Hail. bookseller, stsreoty pe
plates Of American Speaker, 400 normal charts In
sheets lot Of printing paper Co. sc loss not 10
coed &400 or 5000 Kellogg Squires, tailors saved
their stock. Higgins Laurie, gold pen manufacture
ers, stock mostly esved. Wynkoop Brother ooksel-
lers lost stereotype plates Of Aliens Grammar The
papers and documents from the Sherns Surrogate
ffces were all saved Fifty psgss Of the MSS Of the
History Of Onondsga County, were burned The whole
amount injured on tia block aud contents about
$4,000 OF which about 600 will be lost to the
panes
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Domestic Miscellany.


Rev Jesse Csswell, Baptist missionary, died at BAN
kak siam, on the 25th Of September last. He en-
gagged on that mission for nine years.
VIM. Mcfarland was killed at Chilicoths Ohio, last
Wednesday night with . club, by John Ritohey, .
blacksmith, from Pei nsylvsnis Ritchcy Is In jail.
The mail from Peru, Illinois, lost, last week,
while crossing the Illinois river Three bags OF the
Northern mall are said to hare been lost In the Mao
kpaw river short time since.
The sum of $27 GIL has been paid TO owners and
OF cod fishing vessels by the collector Of Barn
stsbls since th LIST inst.
Henry Mach has been convicted at Bloomington,
Iowa. for the murder Of Q deck hand on board the
steamboat Ohio Mail, sent to the States prison for
seven yeafs, and fined $4,000
Two daughters Of Mr.. John Kelly Of Lacon, Illinois,
were recently thrown ont OF wagon, near that place,
and instantly killed The other was seriously In
jured, but will probably recover
John johnson arrested In the act Of abducting
slave belo1gipg to Dir. Gay, from St. Louis. He was
lodged 10 jail
The steamer Iron City vas sunk by the lee in the
nlinsis river the 25th ut. Several Of the the
we're crovLed
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TIE CHURCH ACCIDENT AT WESTERLY, X. L.
The following is said to be portion of the per-
who we're injured by the falling Of the aoor OF
the new church at Westerly, X. . few days sinoe-
location of the ANGLE; daughter Of Mr. Thomas Bill
lings, broken and wrist OUT Mary T. Barber dis
location Of the shoulder; VIM. Clark disocation Of
thumb; Jonathan Lsmpher dislocation Of tho ANGLE;
Rebecea Sisson, dslocation Of the ancle Laura Biv
en- dsocaton Of the ancle Bridget Irish girl dslo-
cation Of the wrist; coered girl rib broken; William
f. Pen dleton. rib broken; Mrs. Chesebrough, knee
pan Injured Henry Noyes, Injured In stomach; Alice
Peckbam, Injured In stomach; Mrs. II. Brown injured
in side Mrs Larkin, back and stomaoh; Mrs. S~an,
scaded; Mrs Morse, bruised and sprainsd Eliza voss
ecalded and burned.
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The American Commissioners, Mr.. Davis had an n
tsrview with the Governor General Sew, on tbs 9th
Oct, at Canton. IL took place at Howquas residence
ard terminated with q banquet A malignant and
fatal fever ws prevalent at Shanghai.
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serious difficulty and riot is said to have taken
place amor the lrsh labor tue Naugantue RA-
read, on Tuesday last, which resulted In the murdsr
Of two lrish girls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-12

The FIRE IN PrTTsBuRG.-The following 10 a
list OF the sufferers by the late Are in Pittsburgh Pa
j. Irwin l. Son, buildings, $4,000 insurance $l0,-
0c0 stoek $40 o0o-fully injured Mrs Adams, build
ings SllCoo-in:urAnee 20 ooo X. = T9wnse aa, ioss
insured for 81 600 .. LJrenz, q NJ Evans, and 3.
+. Page, partly insured Devage Roberts-no In
,Hrance. ..
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A DREADFUL affair occurred on Friday n ght
week at Jessup's Mill, near Carpenters Landing
between two young men named Hiram Burt and
John Carol, as finale to drunken slegbng fro
lie. 1t appears that the boys, after their return at
late hour at night, got into quarrel, both beng
who on coming down stairs saw Burt dragging Gar.
rol out of the kitchen into a shed, where he was
left. A great quantity Of blood was found on the
kitchen floor IN the morning. Some inquiry being
made during the day, he was traced across the
garden to the mill dam. On Sunday boat was
procured, when the body was found in SIX or seven
feet water. The back OF the head was broken in,
one eye much bruised, and he was otherwise injur-
I'd from some pecuIarities perceived In his track
to the water, it is supposed the Injuries he received
minis head deprived HIM Of his reason, as Re walk
ed directly through large bnar bush directly IN
his way, which he might have avoldedby stepping
aside few feet. Burt was arrested and examined
before Justice Eastllck, who committed hun to the
county JAIL to take his trial at the next term of the
court, TOR causing the death Of the deceased
Woodbury. (N ~ Constitption.
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TRANSFORMATIONS OF STORES.



Bureau Of Professions and Ciotiing, March ~, 1910
PROPOSALS sealed and endorsed Proposals for iresh
the Paciic will be received ut ths office until three
O'Clock r. NJ Wednesday, the 18th day OF April ISIS
for The transportation Of 5O0 barrels tmore Or les) Of
Government stores from the yard AZ Brooklyn. New
York, the port of Monterey the west coast Of Norl
America The Offers must state the price asked per barre
without distinction between wet and dry and each barrel
hall barres) Of beef pork Hour, rice vinegar pick
les, whiskey, dried apples, will be considered bar
REL all other packages be estimated the rate Of "a
cubic feet BARREL whatever they may contain and, in
the OF all casks other than barrels the hs
will be deducted No freight TO be taken board dis
charged private account at intermediate port and
primage Ia be allowed Fifteen fair.weather working
be allowed each of the ports OF brooklyn and
Monterey for taking in and dschareing cargo Payment
be made by any navy agent In the United States, TO
be selected by the bidder and designated In the charter
party within ihiiy days AFTER producing satisfactory eyi.
dence OF the delivery OF the cargo The vessel must pass
the usual Inspection and be at the Brooklyn navy by
The LIST day OF May. 1919 ready receive her cargo and
II presented for examination within three after
being notified Of her acerpiancs, the bureau will consider
itself at ibertyo offer the freight the lowest bidder
make such arrangements may best subserve Il
public interests. mar 29-lawt25May
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y MuaDER.--Again we are called upon 10 record q
murder of the most inhunan character. These
currenrss have Of late become frequent in our
ely 90 awaken the greatest anxiety in the bosom
Of every lover OF public order The evil hos become
OF such magnitude that the law seems TO have no
power abnte H. any terrors for the perpetrators
The morals Of the CITY do not seem TO improve with
tts growth.
The last murder was committed on Saturday night
by man named Robert Intel, the victim being no
other than his wife, Susan jane Standard. Intel
and his wife have been for some time separated and
on Saturday night he called At her residence No 343
Bourbon street. saying he wished to speak with her.
Alter no had been In the house short time, Mrs.
Eliza Bcnsingor, the sister Of tho murdered woman,
heard scream, and fall, and running toward the
place saw Intel walking off with something in his
hand. Returning TO her sister she found her lying
on the floor covered with blood, whichissued from
desperate wound In the stomach evidently inflicted
with some sharp instrument. From the effects Of
tho wound Mrs Standard soon died. Yesterday
morning the coroner held an inquest on the body
and verdict was returned In accordance with the
Facts. On the affidavit of Mira Benslnger, warrant
WA issued for the arrest of Llntel and we hap
ply to sav, thnt yesterday the officers succeeded In
capturing him. N. Orleans Crescent, 9tt inst.
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Treasury Department,
tatA

PY The ID section Of the Act OF the Sd Of March last
ID Tiled An Act TO provide for the settlement of the
counts Of public officers and others who may
moneys arising from military contributions, Otherwise
Mexico It's enacted Tha where questions respect
TO the reundng OF duties In
Of penalties imposed the ground that the collection
improper the penalties wrongully enforced, the
shall be referred for the decson Of the Secretary the
Treasury, who IL hereby authorized and required pay
under the direction Of the President OF the United States
ont OF the money in the Treasury raise from contributions
such sums may be determined by him 10 have been
properly levied imposed asconrbu,ions assessments OF
penalties
For the Information OF Claimants under this section
The act, notice IN hereby given that this Department will
require that all claims shall be presented In writing setting
forth the charocter and amount Of the contribution
meni or penalty for which remission OF duty /,
claimed where, when, and wherefore the contribution
assessment penalty imposed and whom paid
The application 10 be verified by the oath OF the cana
corroboraed BY the evidence Of islnterested
credible Witnesses and 10 be accompanied by the certificate
of the proper Accounting Officer thai the contribution duties
penalties alleged TO have been improperly wrunginy
levied imposed have been duly accounted iur and pnd
10 the Treasury Of the United Slater by dis.
burss deposites. w. NJ MEREDITH,
n To- Secretary the Treusufy.
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BY TELEGRAP n.

ss''1 BAITrnoHE. APnIr n, l949
have IL upon good authority, that Mr.. Buchanan,
our present Postmaster. IN anticipation Of his being
supplanted In the Office has his resignation already
written ind Ia waiting 70 hand in as soon as no
hears that new Postmaster has been appointed
Thus he intends take lime by the fore'ock, and
save the trouble of being turned our. We hope he
won't claim 10 be maftyr
Tlis Sons Of Temperance are 70 have grund par
ado here tomorrow, on The occasion Of dedicaiing
their splendid new hail. In North Gay sIleet, just
co,nplrted II will Lra grand display Numerous
Associations Of tho Order expected be present
hom surrounding towns and neighboring oil o..
Ore occurred here this morl Ing about o'clock,
which totally consumed the Washington Iron Fonn-
dry, situated 10 Conway street. IL was owned and
conducted by Messrs Gilman, Sexton q Co. The
loss 10 abou, $4,000. which there lie insured some
$1,000
The -four marke, Is Grn, Sales Of 1000 bbls. City
Mills -four al 81 rs q S. Howard street al the
same price. Corn Meal u co. Rye flour So IS a
q Sta. Grain 10 flrmer and supply light. Red
whrat 30 90 cs. White Corn, ~ cts.i yellow 10 a
30 cts. Oais 26 cis- Rye 81 CTS. Provisions I'M
changed; prices steady. Whiskey q cts. In bills
stocks irnsr, sales $4,000 Nd artery 5's 81; $1,000
Baltimore 6's SO a 100 IA $500 Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad bonds, s5 LA s5 IL; $50 shares do
e., rs shares Union Manufacturing Company, 10 Ia
l0I.8.
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corr..poaasnes Of .he Na,!onal wing.

NEW DIRK, April II.
Tho iooking-g glass establishment Of Mr.. Muller,
s.tuA.sd In Liberty street. was destroyed hy fire this
morning, together with the adjoining dry goods
store Of Mr.. North. The damages are heavy upon
which there Ia sn insurance Of about ten thousand
dallafa.
The stock market Is quiet. Al tho iir,t board,
treasury note ca, l07 81 new loan, 1868, III II,
nominal. Exchange on London 5l.2a6 Ia and
steady Money rather tight
The -four market Is frmer. Sales to-day Of about
1900 barrels al s4,37, s4,62 II 10 Sc for common
Ohio. State and Geneseo brands Pure Genesee do
$50 and Southern 462 IL 10 500. Corn menl $50
and rye -four 2,75 per Dbl.
Wheat Ia frmer and tending upward. Sales Of
Red al IO0al02 cis and Genesee 100 cts. per bushol
Corn 10 steady--Snes Of 1000 bushels at 50a5l cts
for mixed and 56ab7 cts. for yellow; Southern oats
81 cts. rye 81 cts.
Provisions dull Mess Pork $40 81 l-2, and prime
"a 90 81 l-2; Lard l-2a9 SO cts. per h. in bbis.
There 10 no change In eroceries--prces steady
and firm. Rio Coffee LAT IA cts. per ID.
The Cotton market 10 quiet--sales Of 300 bales at
IA for fair Upland, and liz cts, for fur Mobile.
whiskey ia selling at 2la2l ~ cts. per gallon.
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WORTHINGToN G. SNETHE

NORTHAMPTON G. SNETHEN,
troHMERLy soIIorroR THE oRaKRAL LAND orrioRl
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
ASHINGToN, %. C.
DRACrIcEs in the SUPREME COURT Of the UNITED
j STATES. the COURTS OF the DISTRICT and Of the
neighboring States; tea it3ls 10y
TIVES LEGAL co trNSkL AT HIS CHAMBERS;
PROSEGUTES CLAIMS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
n AGAINST CONGRESS OR ANY OF THE DE.
PAYMENTS or GOVERNMENTS;
And claims for spoiaons against The Republic of Mexico
before Boac Of Commissioners established by he Arf
Of Sd Of March, 1919:
ACTS AS AGENT in procuring letters patent TOT Inven.
monts.
AND EXECUTES any business requiring the presence
attention counsel the
Refer To the Hon HgsRy JOHNSON late Senator, and the
Hon. s. W. Downs and Hon, PIERRE SouLB, Senators OF
United the Stale tonisiana and The Sen.
TORS Of The Uniiedd States frorf fhr other States
nJ-OFFlCE AT HIS DWELLING NO g. Missouri
arf,tnf, beifresn ~ and Al streets 2S-disif&w
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Treasury Department., March 10. 1870.
PURSUANT to thy provision contained In the first
/ OF Of Congress- entitled sAn making sppro
priatons for the civil and diplomatic expenses Of
ment for this ending the trteth Of June, eighteen
hundred and ffly, aud other purposes" approved
March D. 1919 hereby give notice that the principal and
interest such strip AZ has been lssned prior to the
frs day Of July 1879 may be issued, under the ninth
tion Of The Congress entitled "An raise
Emitted time additional military force and for other
senation Of the At the Treasury Of the United States
be redeemed and paid on The said st day july 34s
and that all interest such scrip will cease sid day
w. NJ MEREDITH,
Mar 10 -d2inf Secretary Of the Treasury.
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MARsHALis SALE.

virtue OF writ Of fer ciss, scre under the
lien law Issued from the Clerks Office Of the District OF
Colnmia for the comfy Of Washington and direct.
ell shall expose to public sale. for es, "Wednesday,
the lh day OF January next the Court house
door Of said county, at u O'Clock, the following prop.
srty Wit Five t~okory and attic frame dwelling houser,
Square No 800 In tile city &c Washington seized and levied
upon The properly Of Syvanus Holmes and sold
sy Jniiras No. ~ TO March 1912 IN Of ulys.
ses Ward. ROBERT WALLACE, i
dec lJ--dts MARSHALL the District OF Columbia.
n+-Thc above sale not having boon conn
piled with. win be resod, anil sale take place the 9th
day Of May next, At the place. at u o'clock. NJ
ROBERT WALLACE,
az i0--ds MARSHAL at the District Of Columbia.
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PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING.

SEALED PROPOSALS will he received at the Pension
y once until the Goth Of the ensuing month"; for printing
thousand copiea Of the Pension Laws now In orce
geh with the constructions placed upon such by the War
Attorney General and the forms
De lowed by applcana for pensions under the several
laws and the bounty land laws together with the
for application therefor Tor the OF the Pension
Office tn. work be executed good paper, OF which
sample will be furnished on application al the Pension
Of,ice. The book will not exceed one hundred and ffy
pascs to printed long primer type and each page "a
contain thousand and eighty ems The propossi must
siaie the price per prnt. page, TO include composition
press wk, paper and folding and stitching without cover
The bids 10 b. enyeloped, and endorsed Proposals. or
printing" J. I. EDWARDS,
an li--H.IN A9cn -l,nlnInissinner o. Pen
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MARsIIAL,s SALE.

virtue o writ OF yendltoni exponas, judgment OF
condemn nation, writ OF tachment issued from the
Clerks office Of the Circuit Crnrt OF the District Of Con,.
bia for the county OF Washington, and TO directed shall
expose public sale, for cash. "Wednesday the 9th day
May IL O'Clock M before the Court House door
Of said county, all the right title and interest of Richard
No g. In square No. , In the city Of Washington front.
ing bl feet Twelfth street west and l6 feet Virginia
avenue and levied upon properly OF the
Richard Butler Price, aud sold satisfy jucials No
TO March term 1870, ~ favor Of Joseph Lindsay q.
D Z. a a ROBERT WALLACE,
up i0--dts Marshal Of the District OF Columbia
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Notice OF the Embellishments OF tho Land
Once for the " Western Land Dfstrtct,'' I'm
the state OF Wisconsin,.
IN pursuance The second section Of the OF Congress
entitled An act for CHANGING the location Of the land Of
Ace IN The Chippewa land district and establishing adj
ditona land district In the State of Wisconsin, approved
March I'd 1872 which provides hni For the sale OF The
public lands IN the Territory Of Wisconsin. an additional
all the lands not Included within the district lands sub.
ieci 10 sale at Green Bay Milwaukee, Mineral Point
which shall be called the Western Land District, 10
hereby declare and make known that the land office
created shall be located nj "Wow river 81 Croix county
Ia the Stale Of WISCONSIN. I
Given under my hand, the city OF Washington, this
second day Of March, anno Donui thousand eight
hundred and forty nine JAMES X, POLK.
ny tie President:
RIcHARp NJ YouE6,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Mar O. iuwlJw
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Correspondence Of the National Wing.

84 PHILApELPHIA, Npii II.
Stoke quiet. Treasury note 6's, lo7Salp8; Loan
Of 1897. no. Pa. 5's, 70 sas0.
Flour shade firmer,sales Of GOO bbls common
brands al 81 81 IA; Corn Meal 81 60. Rye Flour,
~ rs with sales.
Wheat 10 firmer. Sales Of Red at 95197 els. Corn
10 FIRM. sales Of Yellow at 53a54 cts; Oats 30 cts j
Rye 81 cts. per bushe
Provisions remain unchanged small sales Of Mess
Pork at sl0s7asl0,9a; prime do 1894. Lard in
bbla lie.
Groceries nfe steady-pricea unchanged
The Cotton market is quiet no change in price,.
Sales moderate.
Whiskey 1920 IL cents.
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EIfrncts from address deiirered By Rer. Philip E. MI
iedaer, M d. 10 the Stdenfs Of the Poaghkecpsie Collie
giate School, al The close " their aaaua erdnndfion
YouNo GssrLgMEsi
The exercises ai have taken place in your examination
have thoroughly tested atianmenis and have afford
cd satisfactory evidence that the employed Tor
your instruction have not failed Of good Of
cess. rtt F5+t9 Af
We have however been srprsesl in view Of the pro.
6ciency you have generally made IN III. useful and
mental branches Of ednraon which have been the objects
Of your pursuit. for ifdisnguished facilities avail pro.
uce proporiionale results the improvement you have
Having alluded 10 the advantages yon have enjoyed II
my wish TO be distinctly understood considering them
very great and special Andths may assert. without
fear OF being suspected Of attempt al setapprcbaton,
since bear relation whatever 10 you literary IN,
Yet for considerable time past having been
sated In regard 10 The institution which Won belong,
had full opportunity Of closely investigating It's
educational system. both III tB theory aud practice,
feel free affirm that IN all the particulars In which
ceency may be predcaied Of an aeademcal course,
have known any superior, and in many respects,
equal TO that adopted aud carried out IN the Poug
keepsie Collegiate Institute,
HERE presented yon greatest facilities for laying
solid and extensive bssis Of useful and polished euca
ton
yon have instructors Of distinguished ability in
the various departments OF classical literature mathe
cal science commercial knowledge foreign languages, and
the ornamental branches Of muse drawing aud painting
mer30--du a
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E-THE ONLY GENuINE-1n
wIHTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CuERR Y
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC
THE ONLY GENUINE
DR.. Wistarts
BaLSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
HAS THE
WRITTEN SIGNATURE
offhe sole Proprietor,

On The outside Wrapper surrounding each Bottle
THIS believed to be the only article bearing the above
tile, elnanang from the Doctor. The virtues OF
Wild Cherry for relieving affections Of the Lungs and that
all important organ the Liver has long enjoyed the conf
dencs of domestic practice.
Ciiyer Phiadephia William NJ Spear OF the Cit,
says that he Is In possession Of the original recipe
preparing Bnlsam " Wild Cherry for affections Of III,
Lungs which was given 10 him by Dr. Wisiar, regnla
educated Physician and that he believes 10 be te only
In Possession Of any person except The sid DR. Wsts
sworn 10 and subscribed before me- md civ seal All
the first day OF November, A. d. eighteen hundred and
forty seven Jous Swirr, Mayor II. al
Aropyright FOR the Daisam Is secured.
Absurd may appear 10 the face Of tho above nnde
able proof an individual from Boston, Mass recently an.
piled 10 the United States District Court OF Pennsy
injunction the General Agent for the United States
ling the only genuine Dr. Wsars alsa Of Wild Cherry
(said Individual claiming the reht) OF course The Hon.
Judge q said Court promptly refused Y
" Wistars original Btsam oil Wild Cherry alone thai
performs the Let them not deceive you n5-Look
well Ia the mark ofthe genuine
No DR. Wstars Balsan OF Wild Cherry can possibly be
the genuine without the written signature OF W NJ SrEAn
on the ontsde wrapper surrounding each Hottie This
being the ouy genuine Basam offered to the public
The genuine Bssam Is pu, w n bottles wiil The words
blown the glass each bottle bearing label The FROM.
with the signature Of WIN NJ SPEAR.
liberal discount 10 druggists and dealera
AGENTS.
NorrrR TO rne PrpLIc II have this day appointed T.
W. Doyrr Sons No. 1871 North Second street Phlalei |.
pha sole Wholesale furnishing Agents for d, lonly
All orders for The Dalsan addressed them, will be
promptly attended TO atihe PropretSrs lowest VII ,esae
prices w. NJ SPEAR, Sole Proprietor.
ants throughout the United States Mexico West Indies and
British Provinces who are in the practice Of selling Gen.
uine Popular Medicines.
Price 81. Six Bottles for SO
To Far full particulars read Dyo,'s Orae,t N Hfdth
10 he hal of the Agents. mar bly,