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In consequences Of q heavy pssss Of matter, We are
compelled to ourtail our theatrical reports
Bovrsr THrAr,r This establishment IL doing an
,reellent busissss the theatre being nsa every nsht
TO ovsrnoving. The entertainments for this evening
consist Of the Shoemaker Of Toulo7ss," and the
grand rom antie spectacle osthe Jewes or the Coun-
eli Of Constance" The ps.minent characters By Mr.
J. r. Scott, Mr. Tilton, and Mics Wenyss.
Bne.bw.r TsE.rsr-Ths splendor o. the new play,
which mar truly be ,sid 70 be tn. best
American production either regards its besutifuf
,.nmsn, and rich snosery .ssusss that ss , S,s
Who vbh 10 sncourage native talent, IL vi be per-
formed to. night, and viii we'll repay the visiers
Nrstos G.spry : The entertainments for Monday
evening consist OF tight rope performances which viu
be followed BY the neg grand ADVERTISEMENT IN vhish
the ,plendid dan',us, Mll. Bertin and Brilliant,
will display their plishments in the terpsioho
rean art The smusements close with Rsoul, or the
Magic star"
Bvsross-rhre. excellent piece. .rsoasred Cor thi.
the -Four sisters~ and the TOodiss y Bet~een the
ieces Mics Walters and " Frederic vii dance Pas
20 Polka Comique.n No doubt the house will be
rovdsd, IS usual,
N.rrosaL THsarnr-The entertainments here are
The Peoples Lawyer the Lady Of tn. Lyonsn and
ted comedian will sustain two OF his best characters.
Between the pieces Miss Mslvna will INTRODUCES some
fAvorite dances
CHpnrr', Mfrsrrrrs-Tbe smusements here cor q.
sst usual Of negro melodies and Instrumental a.
foimsncss. An afternoon concert at o'clock
FsILows' orrna House A ane bill for this 20 ~lu~
-sinsing snd dancing An afternoon conc srt At
o'clock.
AnrprcaS Mupuw.-The performances :, u General
Tom Thumb are attracting thousands tn thu satabsh-
mtnt he n an extraordinary genius.
Ctncus-Ths French company OF q Hre.tri.ns bv
their surprising and beautiful feats Of kersema..
are attracting hundred De TO the Bower AmphiheAtrs
P.sOs.M.s.-The splendid psnor ana Of the Pill
erims Proerers,n u being exhibf ed at ,prton
Hall that Of Cuba" at the " insrya Rooms and
Btale and Crsyins pa nOrsms Of oslfornia at Stop
psni Hall
TRirIrr HALt.-Anps Bishs gps sixth sacred conc-r,
comes on TO morrow evening M IL nssdoss 70 ssy A
vill be splendid affair, n ~. nav Judge from foruss
concerts
Amors the let Of paw sv.xers ~ Aha .,e.usr Ni.u,
"a is Mrs stephtne a. .sevss. ~ sons celebrity an
beautiful vomsn, hs A. sro,, ~, rov al the.tres O.
LIVERPOOL aud Lopd IN We kn,v not when she vii
play, bet the man ., Nh, sec.vs. her will get Va
lusbIe aequi,tio'
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Great Fire I'm Springfield, Mass.

sPRISGrELD, Nov 22-2H p. N.
The most destructive FIRE that has occurred in
Springfield for many years took place this Snornns.
Deerest Bsyington Co.'S extensive planning mills,
carpenters shop, and lumber establt hmsnt al
mot entirely dertroYed about half their stock Of
lumbsr (Which consisted OF nearly million fsstl be-
ing all that saved from the flames Their loss
amounts to $40 900 insurance. S13 900 Sizers sat-
tern shop and Wright Co g forging estsi lishmsnts
buildings owned by Mr.. Allen OF DostonJ adjoining
Decreet. Bayington Il Co - nearly consumed.
The tot al loss will not AL short OF SIS 900
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The French Republic.

Tho dispute between the President aud General
ChInparnier has been once more compromised Gene
raj Chan GARNER has suppressed his eulogium Gene
raj Neumsyer, but has published the following order
OF the day.
PGRs, Nov. O. 1850.
In Of the law the army doss not do bsAts In terms
OF tile military regulations abstain fr all demsn
strations ard not prefer when under The
Ger Chief reminds the troops under hs command Of
these difrositons. CHANeAaNfnR.
The DeIafs says that at a late hour last night,
rejecting inte fered, and succeeded In putting
end to misun dersta nding which might have led 70
incaeulabie consequences It adds that the counses
Of good and moderation have prevailed aud that
confidence has succeeded to insulting suspicion.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


THE PRESIDENTS MEssAoK-oxrARrMENr RKroRrs-
THE SECOND COMPTROLLER sHIP-MR. wRBsrxRs
WASHINGTON, November ~, 1860.
The statements regarding tho contents Of the Presi
dents message and the sscrerss sports ara not A.
thsntio The message is not complSed, nor viii 1t
be until next week The various clerks In the depart
ments are employed day and night pref srins the re-
ports to Congress.
The Hon Albion X. Paris has been rem, wed from
the office Of Second Comptroller OF the Trea ,ury and
the Hon Hiland Hall, formerly member Of Congress
from Vermont, appointed In his place
The Hon. Daniel Webster arrived last night The
cabinet now all here
The United States steamer Lerare arrival hare Ibis
eyenipg
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The New brunswick Confiasrat,on.

81. JOHS, Nov - 1880.
The loss by the Fredericton are n est'mstsd Al
ESQ 600 exclusive Of mercha udse personal property
furnifprs ks. The ins.~.sss .arouats 10 $40 ooo-
$4,000 "a 900 Of which a. in tn. CeatrAl Office. Tn.
mum Der Of tenements destroyed IL l2l exclusive Of
bsrns ost buildfngs 40 III families rendered
homeless 50 of whom left in the dos.ituts
COZ
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Destructive Fire Mt Troy.

TRoy, Nov. ~, 1850.
About one o'clock this morning, fire broke cut In
large three story building in Adams street. occupied
by Mr. Sage planning mill and turner's shop which
was totally consumed The loss Is very heavy, aud
but partially covered by Insurance. The FIRE is sup
posed 70 have been the work Of an 10. d llAry.
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Communication OF Punisbmcpt.

ALHAsrs nov ~ 1870.
william Lovdsn, who had bet n enced 20 be hgnx
to-day at Albien Orleans Co for fhs murder Of his
vile has had his sentence comuuted TO i'm prison ut
In the State Prison, al Auburn Tor life.
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ropp rouT RUSSELL. no rHE BISHOP OF DURHAM
The folio wing letter has been addressed TO the Right
Rev. the Bishop OF Durhsms
Ny dear Lord agree vith you In considering he
late ssgression q the Pope uper ov Protestantis"
In sosnt and insdious" aud therefore feel ~ In
dirnspt a. you DO ups the . ohjsct
not only promotes 70 the W most 81 my powsr the
claims Of The Roman Csthcl, 70 all civil right. but
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Heavy Defalcnttan.

BaLrrNoRE Nov % 1850
William A. Taylor. clerk Of Msasrs. Kerr X 90 10
sasd TO be desulter to the amount Of SO 900 the
result Of eItrsvagsat living.
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We are indebted to Capt. Stone, OF the Niagara for
the following news;-
Br ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH PROM LONDON TO Lrv-
KRrooL.
Liverpool, Nov o. 1sso-11:7o AM.
AUSTRIA.
Adviees from Vienna are to Nov. 4th.
The resign alton OF VI. RsdoritE will not produce any
alteration In the plans Of Austria as communicated
yesterday.
The head quarters Of the Southern wing Of the Aus
trian army to be, on the 4th. In Jorhsokurin,a
district in the upper Dsnubiau circle. The military
frontier regiments have supplied the place Of those
troops which have quilted Hungary.
PRUSSIA.
Our Berlin correspondence Of the eth contains the
confirmation Of the information Of the death o. Count
Brancenburg and announces the Important fact that
Of o council held at noon, the day, the cabi
net decided on issuing the order IL negstved when
proposed by M Won Rsdo rts, for placing on . war
footing the whole Of the Prussan army and calling cut
the Lsndwhr The Of this order Is stated to be
the fact that Prussia has been called By Austria, In
the name Of the confederation to withdraw her troops
from Hesse The funds on the Berlin Bourse fell on
the OF the death Of the President ofthe
Ministry The decision Of tn. Council as 70 an sr%ss
Ministers Won Lsdsnburs sud Won der Heydt still
retained eoe. NJ Msnteufei had received sssursnces
that the military preparations 10 ssxony would not %
continued TO the extent announced
Our accounts from Paris Of Friday the sth Inst.
The Society Of the 10th has been Dissolved
In the two municipal eestions In the provinces the
conservatives elected The socialists sbstainsd
rom voting.
Paris Bours.-Fives %; rhress, 81 60
ENGLAND.
The account Of the trade aud navigation OF the
country for the month and niue months ending Ooto-
Der 10. continues to present. most gratifying result
The declared value Of exports for the uoath ending
October To- IL fs43 900 against ESo00 CIT last year,
and "a COL OF IN 1sis FOR the nine mon he ending
October TO- the declared value Of exports $50 2s6 900
aesinst fs4ssratO In same period lsst rear and
f3e b34 Geo IN SAs
AZ regards navigation the number OF vessels sntersd
inward diving he niue months this year vss a. u7o
sgaiust - s52 In same time lat year snd the clear
spres cxtsard this year, l3 s42 With tonnage Of
s,ei7 Oeo against 2lid thips, With tornsgs OF
4s0l eso last yesr 800.
Ths Increase ~ exports Il distributed wrh remark
All, ubifcnity throughout almost AL departments on
4 ipspstry.
The principal feature in imports the large In
eyesse in the quantity 81 hour taken aud consumed.
The retui khOw the import of hovf and meal 70 he
kl2 c~ts aeainst 2ib GO ewts In perio last
y,sr ard the quantity taken for consumption 5l2 900
/ cwtr against 2yg 4 OD cuts. lat year
Cotton imported during the isst nine months, end
ing 10th October avs l0s against 2l 100 lsst year;
| sxtosttd res 60 ag.lDst s2lOoO In 1919.
tcccs aud syiTiis sh0T dscresss.
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ONE WEEK IN EUROPE.
~~>>~~~~~~~~~SN~-r0.>|~~~y~
a u h W at
or THE
BRITISH STEAMSHIP NIAGARA.
NNor~~~s~o~~~~~0~.>-.->~~
Threatening Aspect OF Affairs i'm
Germany.
~~>~~O~>-~y>-~-~-->~+~~>
ANOTHER DECLINE m COTTON.
~~>~>~~~e>~~~r~~~~~~~>
IMPROVEMENT OF AMERICAN SECURITIES.
>-S>N~~~~N~y-~~,~N--~>~~~
TERRIBLE LOSS OF LIFE.
&c. &c, NC.
ONE WEEK IN EUROPE.
BRITISH STEAMSHIP NIAGARA.
ANOTHER DECLINE nv COTTON.
IMPROVEMENT OF AMERICAN SECURITIES
TERRIBLE Loss OF LIFE.

The British mail Steamship Niagara. Capt Stone,
arrived at this port yesterday morning from Liverpool
from whence she sailed Saturday noon, the 9th in
slant
The news she brings is OF considerable interest
There has been decline in cotton at Liverpool, and
heavy market at Havrs; sud Improvement in Ame-
rican securities in London
The Arctic, COLLINS line hence 9th ult arrived at
Liverpool Wednesday night the 9th inst, and the
Europa (Cunard lne) hence I'D ult arrived Sun.
day, the Sd inst The folio sing the time
made by the A. and c., gives the passages OF these
steamers at glance
TIME FROM WHARF TO wa.Rr
.lrruei at Total Time.
Len NeU York Lierpoo DIS hours.
Europa. Oct % 12M. Nov 3 "a NJ. 10 81
Arctic. Oct. %, TAM Nov 8, Tx P. NJ. 10 l6X
In favor OF the Arctis. ammonium. Az
The Artc, in making her first voyage TO Liverpool,
In short time (much shorter than either of her
sister ships has done) has proved herself to be the
swiftest OF the Collins line, thus far The Baltic Is
yet to be heard from 1t is thought she is fully equal
10 the Arctic.
Annexed arc the
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Indiana Constitutional Convention.

CINCINNATI Nov a. 1850.
The Convention Is still engaged on the question Of
admitting negroes into the State or permitting them
to hold property 1t causes considerable excitenent
and it is probable the question will be referred -
the people
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The unnst ststrs storesbip Erie vas sold, In the
Nsy iat', ON Thursdsy last, At puolic sucticni ~
slime on 'Jraper, Jr She IL three decker, Oil tons
huithF n. End was purchased by wuliam swn,of
wv se5ford Cor sl5c9q sbe e 70 b httes or ass
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The demand for cotton during the past week has
been comparatively limited with an increased anxiety
on the part OF holders to reahze This has caused
further decline Of "a per ID. In American, com
peiing to reduce our quotations In the last ten
daysk - "a per ID.
Pair Orleans being placed At 50 fair Mobiles, TId
and fair Uplapds, Tssd per ID Kidding qualities "a
aTkd. per ID
This state Of things Il mainly TO be sseribed to the
rigid determination CT the trade to conhne their pur
ehases within the limits Of their actusl wants and the
Increasing uneasinsss Of holdsfa under the ts hest
cessation In the demand Trade In Manchester IL ex-
tremey dull With decline In prices for most desorip
tons OF goods sna yarns
The sales Of cotton for the week are estimated at
1880 bsls Of which speculstors have taken $50 and
exporters 1850 bales The total stock In this port
estimated At 100000 bales against as coo last year "a
the stock Of American s s3 Ooo against 500 600 bs
at came period
The corn market " without much change, We tern
Canal nour being quoted at 1se. 2is Philad' lpha
and baltimore, 23s 23s Cd. Canads, els. - IA.
1ss 2os per bhi ye,low indian corn, 20 2os.
Cd white, 2ps sos mixed, ass per ar OF 40 lbs
red wheat, Sc. Ga &C. 1od, and white es.s6 I'd per
10 lbs
No sales Of tprpeptins TO report About 900 bbls
commos Americsn rosin, have been sold At So Id q
Be- I'd. per ovt
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LoSror Morrr MsRHsr, Nov. s-Tw q p. M-The
from Germany has depressed the mark ct for the
English Securities Cen.ois have d. slined to o. to
y for money and account Nes II rec aud Quarter
per Cents have been done stesH sx Sank Stock at
n3L 20 214k Excbsquer Bills 81 ito TGs pm
THstk OCLoCx -Consols for money and account,
Tk y.
LrEHrooI Corro- MaaNtr, fov s-Cotton IL deci.
America or change 20 opir 10 the extent Of the
coming crsp, the effect oLs quiet tim, aud q com.
PARTON ~ the scale ~ sfces IN etistspce With
that curing the early Art o last year has been found
sumciert 20 reduce ne price Of th- cemmon run a
Americen 40 per " The better qualities are about
"a 70 ~ loser Tbis reduction has perhaps ex
ee'ded general expectation mere especially so az
there does not appear 70 be any movement In the
M~.cbettt market ~ particularly dtscourszins
Character. Several brsuehes ~ menufacture are
scarcely renuperstte and that has been the css- for
weeks ana moD,hs paft AZ the SANE tins. the
general De dnaud has Kept tbe sumption % the
mstsrsl gcirg IN ~ bu l'ie % no sestenent he
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We indebted to Capt. Stone, OF the Niagara for
the following news -
Br ErKcTRIc TELEGRAPH PROM LONDON TO LIv-
ERrooL.
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ARTS, ENGRAVING, ETC.
DAGUERREOTYPE. ,TALLB9TYPE HYALO.

MAGUIRE s. HARRINGTON, having purchased from
YA the of W. Talbot the patent right for the
use OF his TRboype process, in the States of Louisiana
Alabama, Florida, Georgia and Texas, beg leave call the
attention of the public to their gallery Of specimens In hIs
new department of Photography.
The Taboype is taken upon paper, ivory, glass metal
and variety of other substances the first possessing the
decided advantages Of easy tTRnsRBEhiy by mail can be
enclosed in letter. made 10 adon the pages of book or
preserved in a portfolio -
The Taboype emReSSly susceptible of cnorng SO that
the picture can be finished any degree desired by the
every variety Of texture and color Of the drapery aud cn
nexon color OF the and hair, be faithfully dom
The Taboype represents the sitter without any reverse
eect mole or upon the night cheek, appears upon
the right cheek.
The Tabotype can be duplicated TO any extent ithon,
the additional trouble of another sitting, After the Bt
impression Is taken, copies be furnished any future
n. BIN y II. being furnished with every facility for the
prosecution OF this superior ready dispose of rights
for the States Specified with thorough in tructions.
. DAGUERREOTYPES they profess to take quicker and
better than any other establishment in the world They
guaranty perfect likeness Of child OF six months in one
second or no charge. rmhl I'll No. Il CAMP Street
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Or 0oNHTIPATlDN or THR B0WEbGs
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
he surest safest and certain remedy for this disease
win positively give relief in the worst cases, and even after
the old remedies nave failed Persons have frequently
ned at office with establishment upon their faces stating
they had used the ointment Tor other diseases upon part
their bodies the bowels, and that oopous movemen,
sdresued 'front.'. Thresult viii always follow thorougI
rubbing of the Extractor upon the bowels when they are COS
i've. Let the experiment be tried 1t is perfectly safe ant
n no instant ecan the Pain Extractor DO harm.
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aALn RHRuNa

This carifes that DALLEYss PAIN EXTRACTOR
been used H family fo Sail Rhegm Of thirteen years
once aevated and they both entirely removed There
be nOd0ubt but this Medicine bus Oh the virtues that the
reclams foT it, from what has fallen under my obse1.
don, added 10 the respectable testimonials in fayol
~ Others who have used il in recurring immediate Fee
do ceerfuy recommend TO the attention otthe afflicted
1e use OF this invaluable aavs.
BsS5aio n. Z. ROSWELL CHAPLIN
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The Richmond Times learns from passenger
board the steamer BALTIMORE that he witnessed painful
accident the waters of the Potomac As the Baltimore
coming the river she accidentally ran into fishing
hoS and before assistance could be rendered. several of the
fishermen druned The accident occurred at an early
hour on Wednesday morning.
The Consul General Of Belgium has invited his
connymen residing at New York. TO mite in personal de-
the memory Of the late Queen Of the Belgans
by he eit and the Belgian shipping By
wearing their flags mast Private subscriptions
ing been opened many parts Of Belgium the Consul Gen.
e viii open auxiliary subscription for the purpose
III Kew York
he Prairie du Chen Patriot states that several
large sads Of omgFants have esntly passed Though that
village their to the farming lands in the country north
Of it, They had been gathering to that quarer for two
nanhs before in sach numbers indicate THAI the
between the Wisconsin and Black rivers becoming
gwn snd win be thckly settled b. the right of
people.
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was nine years under medical skill in the cities Of New
OK and Albany aboring under the most distressing Fry
selas attended villa inflammation of the kidneys and with
eng Piles deeply liberated with large humps Of the size
hen eggs pro1udng, and large bos covered my body
ne urinary asuetons stopped for days. when my distress be
lme intoeabe. dy tongue cracked, and the roof of
mouth was covered with Sores and chest, al the
ny neck was in constant burning heat, that cold wetef
ID rot cool it.
Ii this misery onged Tor death, and never expected re-
rsysrY, when Mrs. Jessup desired me to
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She Brought to my bed box and applied the Sores
a immediate wherever it touched me, and begged
enough TO anneint thoroughly. 1t obtained, and
new life seemed to invest To the burning and
n the chest made Pills of it, and took them, which
ssln cured me. | owe my life 10 your valuable Extract
sing strong ever, and have been ever since early
: he year 18a2 KERZEA FRENCH.
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FOR Ery4ipelas tls PAIN EXTRACTOR is Invaluable
er remedies mag make the disease disappear FOR le
Tse but it IS driven IN, and viii rs.appear in the saHe
other place. ghe Pain Extractor, however dTG1os
completely the of the dBeas and effects
l.1fnng h nnre.
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NOTICE..

fIHE EMPIRE co. OF NEW YORK-Having purchased the
Right and Interest OF GORDON g. Co. the Medicine
and ferumey together with The lease their No. 50 Poy
dras street. would respectfully public
generally that they intend keeping valuable
and popular remedies formerly sold by Comttock g. Rumsey, to-
gether win Ea variety Of new and valuable medcige e.
peASy anpel 10 the various diseases OF this climate This Com
pany luy aware OF the prejudice existing against the former PRO-
pfeofs q TINS house. dealing,
themselves not TO sell article medicine but what they kulw
genuine, aud quality and will guarantee
perfect satisfaction all hOuorug them with their
custom hrir stock consists The fowng Hews Nerve
and Bone Lint Balm Of Columbia Puk Syrup, e1dache Remedy
Conmel q Daeys Pain Extractor Paaacea sarsaparn quart
bottles Canchatagua Green's Ague MiNtue GnnorhGO Mixture,
CORDIAL together with great variety popular
remedies Of the Also yaTey Of fancy Soaps and PeIu
Country Merchants Will fud their
D. S. RoCKW ELL Agent for the Empire
dig limos Company, So Poydras At
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ONCE, No. B8 Camp street,
Between Gravter and Common sta.
This Company being organized solely for the protection Of
tho policy holders and their families against and pow
cry ia in its operations great National benevolent insu-
ton conducted upon the and solid principles and
Attending for small annual paid during life, large
All policy holders, whether for life shorter TERMS who
OF the profits of the company.
Creditors can insure the lives Of debtors married woman
effect insurance the life of her husband 70 hesoe ben
eft and of herself and children, free from claims of
creditors. TRUsTREs:
John Hagan, Joseph Walker, John 3. Allison,
Peter Conrey, JT.s MauuHel White, VIM. T.. Leverehs
Robert J. Ward, Samuel Stewart, Edward Sparrow,
Isaae johnson, Henry S, Buckner.
PETER CONREy, JT. President Board of TTusteeS
DIRECToRs:
Joseph w Stanton, ]. Morgan Hall a. Van Bbber,
John l.. Lewis, E ii. Barton, William II. White,
ob Il hs an, A ARS % Smith hSG n NoI MSGab
9. w. Sewel, Junus Bebee, @. @. Snethen,
COrneiUs FelOwes, NJ Nj. Cohen,
Edw. JenneT Coke.
JOHN HAGAN, President of the Company.
Il liDW. JENNER Joke, Vice President.
A. J. WEpDERBURE, M. d. Medical Board OF
HH9 q t4 hBET' X a., D., Gon9gg hoI ...,
RICHARD BE1E, NJ. D., No 2il Magazine street Medical
Examiner, who will be at the office daily from i2a TO p M
BY the Charter only 81, 900 taken on single life
~ ms Company is prepared to entertain applications
M Lite insurance. and issue Policies all sound and heahy
White persons and Negroes at the Table of Rates established
by the Board, which less than the CHARGED by tq
@ to residence in the South By the charter Dividends of
pots are declared annually and the profits draw interest
and Gun be made available at to the of twOhrs
oil their amount where the party has paid his premiums in full
California PeTmltsNew York and LoriOn rates Pros.
pectus, Table Of Rates. and all ntomRon .oIe Insnr.
anoe and all papers TO eecs Insurance be had
al the Office of the Company.
AZ Extenaive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
AsS Otlee hours. "a. NJ. to P. N. iyl2 1y
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R Merchants from different sections of the country give
the aerng Of the universal popularity and ef
eacy of Dr. Daviss Syrup under their notice. A number
of them, witnessing its virtues have regularly sold on con
dtion that if il did not give satisfaction, the price should be
returned and of them has had any application to re-
the money. This speaks volumes favor of the med
cine. We append few extracts from orders samples Of
those are in frequent receipt of well as of verbal accounts
we frequently hear:
TFToH Doctors PaughdH and RS both prdctisisR ply.
SictaHs, as nell as DraggiSts.1
MIsHAwAKA Ind, June l, lS47-fJr Davis's syfup Of
Wild Chey and Tar of like hot cakes. We think that
if you choose give Wholesale agency for that mecpe
dispose Of almost amount in Northern Indiana