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THE BALL SEASON.


THE TWENTY-FIVE ANNUAL BAIL IN AID or
the New York Fire Department Fund will take place 81
Nibo's Monday evening, Jan 1867 lckots TO be pro
CURED Of tho Committee. -
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WILLIAMSBURG PROrERTY-rOR SALE, VERY
low good subssantal two story basement and attic
zame house. built In tho best and fed in with
rtck and hnshed With sliding DOORS marble mantss
sss tho location OF the bost In the city Aso eight
ree story brick houses svision Aso the
rory brick the of Fourth souh Tenth
reess no situation for store fancy bakery
other Moo business Fer particulars inquire Of T.
a1YLE, No. Fifth street., near Division avenue,
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I OsT-IN Fulton STREET STAGE, ON FRIDAY
evening the "a .st port monnAe containing papers
and mcneyfonr hNe dollar bills, the Louisville Bank
one Union PLANK Road and two counerfc aBdsr will
tsusSby rewarded By leaving " n ~ 9ewMa 8otsh
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ROARD-WANTED IN A RESPECTABLE HOUs e,
- for lemen, wife and fourteen old in
genteel location down torn. Communicate with refer
ences terms and location, to be addressed to w. s. r.
Herald
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CiothinY.--Cl0thlng OF every description,
suitable TO tn. made Of the beat materially and in
81 John street, corner of Nassau.
w. w. PARsELLS co,
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Phrenology Up TOWN. Mr. Fowler lee
ssss r kneker ecker Hall corner O twenty third street
Ihiea and Facts Of PhsDology At M O'clock closing with
public examinations. Free.
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FINE ARTS.

" ARTIST, ABOUT RETIRING FROM THE PRO
"A fessiop oors his paintings for sale al pcos
Appiv At ax B~nadvav. So.h evovo onianf
DoRTRAITs In PASTEL AND MINIATURE, AFTER
nature and daguerreotypes executed and perfect re
semblances warranted iy a. SCHUSrsR, Portrait Pankr
49, Broadway Specimens ready for sh at his studio
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ROARD.-Two LAlIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN Oh
- tain well furnished with full board for the ladies
onlyO pleasantly located house, by addressing Mrs. g.
broadway Poss Office Payment of board required weekly
and retired - -
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pOARD-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR TWO
- single gentemer with satisfactory reference be
commodated h handsomely furnished room, with
in private family in modern built house, at Charles
street. WARE place
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LIQUORS, &C.


1SO OO0 HAVANA sEGARS JUST IMPORTED
lOU.OOU and for sale by II. DAVIS 254 Washington
street Call from NJ till r. H. Those that in
oil good article will please call and examine they
have got to be sold.
ON mn IN BRANDIES, WINES GIN, wis
RlO.OOO key, aes, porter segars, 40 &c of all the
best known brand for ssle at % cent below house
in this city, by VIM II. UNDERHlLL Masonic Temple, $50
Broome street, Of CROSBY street. The attention Of
fa miles is invited.
A SUPERIOR QUALITY OF WINE FOR SACRAMENT
IA and table warranted tho juice of gr pe
and wine BY the cask gallon d. bottlos
Address Berrea Vineyard, Bulls Head Port Rich
mond. staten isl.nd All orders post paid
DRANDIEs, WINES wUIsKEYs, ETC BTC AT
~ wholesale, from bonded warehouse store in all tho
various grades and in qua titles suit dealers generally at
20 per cert below Other house. by WIN H. UN DERfL
40 Broome stroet
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WINES, FRUIT, SEGARS. &C, AT AUCTION, TUES
dsy December 6. at ok O'clock at 81 Dey street.
ner OF Creenw chTeas, coffee ard,
per- cinnamon sarssago cheese fg rens dates prunes
grspes tampagns Madeira brandy gin tobacco
stRars, &c WELLINGTON a CARTER Anotionea
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kREPLATirQ. -OLD WAKz REPLATED hQOAi, 40
~ new tho lowest prices vsSpoons. forks oasIors
Britannia wsss A. Send aEiclss y ths ssory "a ssSs
Sesh aeay 0yAnds " snse Nv. > JSAn Vsssk % 49,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GAUTI0N,-THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AINST
at the transfer offices Certificate 1884, Michigan Southern,
November TO- 1853 10 shares tidcato 1914, Harlen Pre-
ferred November IA Is shares certificate 1861 Harlem
Preferred Novem Der p 20 shar all in the of Drake
above.
o. OF o. F-THE MEMBERS OF HERMITAGE
Lodge requested to be ctuel Tuesday evening"
the Eth business of the brethren 10 general
will be laid before them. TH03 FENTON soc pro tenn.
r 0. OF O. F.-THE R. W. GRAND LODGE or SOUTH
New York will hold It's regular stated ssson 10 Its
Odd Fellows Hall of Grand and Centre streets
Tuelday evening, December G, 1853 at 7a O'Clock.
by order, JOHN j. DAVIES, Grand Sec'y
ToHN Mitchell WELCOME TO THE LAND OF THE
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fyARp.-THE MEMBERS OF THE NEvKIRK GUARD.

DOWERY CHARACTERIZATION THE MeMBERs
ID of the Bowery Guard requested TO attend special
meeting A. half past two o'clock thi afternoon at head
quarters VIM Blars AZ Bo@ery Every particu
ry requested to be business Of importance
will to transacted By order Of tho Committee Arrange
ments
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nNo Into FOUR OR FIVE SINGLE GENTLEMEN,
in splendidy furnished house, three suites rooms
with baths ane attached with all the modern improve
ments private family, where other bosrders will
taken and where all the comforts of home obtain
ed It situated In the most fashionable part Of the city
dinner at six she advertiser feols confident that who
favor her With call sbe furnish with apartments
rarely mot with For further PARTICULARS please address,
for week Widow Lady. Union Square Post Office and
Herald Office.
ITO MECHANICS.-GOOD BOARDING, WITH CON-
Portable beds at Mrs Donalds 1853 Ninth street, near
the Bible House, between Third and Fourth avenues
Terms moderate.
TIC JET-SEvERAL ROOMS ELEGANTLY FUR NISuED.
1 with or without board. Apply At Is Bond street.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

c. FUTILE, AUCTIONEER-DUTCH BULB9US
~ roots hyacinths tulips, &c-A q futile vii sell on
Monday 100 O'Clock No Wall street, three Gases
Thooons eeebra ed aoy roots comprising the best a.
bulbs sacton this In lots
suit purchasers Sale peremptory close consgamenWs
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BANANA TRANSIT TICKETs.--A. VI. HUXLEY,
i late forward tho Isthmus for Adams & Co % Ex
Press now prepared to furnish passenger and baggage
tickets from hfpipwal to Panama. Passenger tickets
chased in New York ate recedence In choice mules 6c
Apply to JOHN w. CARkINaTON adams i Co.. No. 80
Rron
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REWARDS.

COX REWARD.-sT0LEN FROM THE PREMISES OF
pAO Mr. Boyd, at Corau, Long Island, on Wednesday
night eovtmber 80 lay borso about fifteen hands high
long tail .nd white spot his forchead also top
painted dark greon with yellow etripe also
sets of harness. silver and buffalo Whoever
will retrrn the above described property to Conkln Col
lyer ISL Attorney 90 Houston street. will receive the above
reward.
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LOST AND FOUND.

SEVENTH
street. At o'clock on Saturday morning. ANY one civ.
Ing the description Of the said slut have
penses on appi ,ation to MICHAEL COSTIaAN between
newark avenue and Brunswick, Jersey City.
EoUND-ON FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER O. IN
n an Anity street and Seventh stage pert
male, containing small Of money which the owner
can have by proving property and paying
Cal at l6O Front street.
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DO REWARD.-LOsT OR STOLEN. FROM THE SLOOP
pO Armenia, December 3d. pocketbook containing $9
Morris,
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T ADY WASHINGTON FIRE ENGINE COMPANY NO.
IL 4O1he next meeting will be held at Central Hall
Grand street, Wodnt sdAy evening" Dec at TX O'clock
precisely Members requested 10 be punctu
on will take place for officers By order Of the Company
WASHINGTON ENGINE COMPANY 2o-MEMBERS
w and friends invited to attend tho funeral Joha
only daughter at q Clark sunday Dee
4 inst, at 2 o clock. y. NJ
john r. PRtoR, Sec HENRY ROBINSON, Foreman.
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A FAMILY LOCATED IN VERY DESIRABLE 81
IN tuation adjacent 70 aud xish
secure as boarder Fix yeurg gentlemen whom they can
offer leror with all the comforts OF
homo The house has all the modern improvements ncui
bsthro &c. breakfast and tea, with dinner
Sundays furnished. Apply 26 West Twenty first street.
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J. G. Goodrich Il nv name,
From Chesterfeld lately came;
plough the land both fine and deep,
And fat good oxen-but not sheep.
when drovers coue, and beef ia high,
II cash they We got they soon can buy;
Ifcrsdit's poor and cash. they lack
Iplace my beef upon the :. track"
With Hghtuing's speed they make their way,
where cash in hand ths boteasrs pay;
And idle losfers much in need,
Upon their soon do feed
Althe' bulocks I've fat.enes both white and red,
Nov by one :" Bullock am FED;
Tho feed ia good, the fare is nice
We sooI shall fetch market price,
Two AND seventy is my seat;
Fer Inconvenience it can't be beat
With front 80 high and back so straight,
Tia ha m looislafa
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nals rays Every time that one Of BsYni's operas r
performed beauties created but this depends
very much on the genius Of the artist which In rare IN
position. The latent beauties Of the cavatinAs aaA
longer pieces thus nimtably displayed by Teresa
Parodi who by Of those sudden inspirations only
two three cadenxas which had scarcely deemed IL
possible could be produced By this achievement snoya
Parodi at orce gained a high position with . pub
JIG proverbiay difficult to please The high sustained
ard thrilling notes she evolved reminded US OF her Nus.
ious teacher Pasta As actress che proved herself
no less gifted, evident fou the continuous ap
psuse throughout the evening especially In the second
act with Baldanza and in the last she came forth
with all the energy OF her soul.
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Negotiations for the Sale OF MusIxets to Santa
from the Freeman,s Journal June Is

From the Freeman's Journal June 49,
By private advices from New Orleans we learn
that the steamer which left for Vera Cruz the LIST
instant, took out an agent from New York, whose
the eale of the famous lot of Law-mnskets and to
furnish other warlike materials, powder, &c. We
further learn, that this gentleman was prepared to
offer Santa Anna all he might want in that way for
matter Of payment or security for it, he the agent)
was to see about His instructions were to be ac-
commodating if there was good will in Santa Anna,
and to close the bargain if there WAS anything sub
stantial rendered in payment or barter The source
from which we obtain this information is reliable.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
M NRY MAR X E r.

SATURDAY, june 1876 Pm.
We have nothpg new to report in the stock market.
Prices were very unsettled day, without showing any
material alteration compared with quota tons ruling at
the close yesterday. Morris Canal fell OF per cent.
Canton Co. q; Florence and Keyport NJ Reading Rail.
road I Michigan Central Railroad Il; New Jersey
Zinc advanced n per cent; Parker Vein \. Crystal
Palace and other ancies closed without change Railroad
bonds and local bank stocks neglected There a
pears to be steadily increasing demand for Parker ven
at better prices. Its market value is working up gradu
ally and We believe permanently
The receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this Ipor to day, amounted to S19O353 Is payments
s2o4, 2O7 97-balance 81, eos, 410 "a.
The Fitchburg Raiload Company have declared semi
annual dividend of three per cent. The Eastern RAN
road and the Eastern Railroad in New Hampshire have
declared semiannua dividend of three per cent
Tho sales at the mining board to-day, were fol-
500 shs Phoenix Gold b3 TX 100 shs Phoenix Godbse ~
coo do do..... ~ $50 McCullock Gld&Cop Sc
On Monday Mr.. 8. Draper will sell at auction ct the
Merchants Exchange, at haBpast twelve O'Clock, one
hundred tons Of copper ore, Of about thirty per cont
richness the product Of the McCuock Gold and Copper
Mining Company. This ore will be Sold deliverable ct
any port named BY the purchaser.
The earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad for the
month of May were sla5 2O2 So against s1537 6T in
the corresponding montn aSSt year, SnoWnB uoc oss0 "
$1s,615 II. For the six mon tbs ending May 31s tho
gross receipts been $440 o. against 1924 3So 7s
In the same period last year. Increase, $l16376 &c.
The anthracite coal tonnage is the increase; and
the weekly reports the three lines brought down
hundred thousand TONS Tho Lehi1h works seem to
be in fine order and the Company in its report Of weekly
tonnage largely leads either Of the other lines For the
week ending on Saturday last the
For Week. For Seasons
Lehigh Navigation brought down go. 40 992 2S5, 800
Reading Railroad, to Thursday ..... 1873 666, 2lS
Schuylkin Navigation. 25,l26 2e4,7lS
100946 1,216 90
From the schuylki it will be thst the TOAD IL
some IS $50 tons behind its last years business to the
sapao tina nd al Onn tans ahaad
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ing to its own statistics q congregation Of Just 81
Jewish converts. During the whole Of last year the
result of its labors was the conversion of one Jew.
The cost Of this one convert was the annual outlay,
at Jerusalem alone, besides the Bishops stipend Of
FL 228 expended the Mission f445 on the church,
1899 los. Id. see Report, p. lily on the House of
Industry. The Jerusalem Mission, then-if we add
to its cost the Ell 200 per annum paid to Bishop
Cobalt, arising from the endowment-has actually, in
the past year. baptized converts at the moderate rate
Of only f4,443 Is. I'd. per head.-London Inquirer.
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make the most direct line from Northern Pennsyl.
yania To PHILADELPHIA

The GIRARD RAILROAD-We are pleased to learn
that the ordinance authorizing subscription of one
million of dollars on the part of this city, to the
above named road, passed the Board Of Aldermen on
THURSDAY night and will there is but little doubt
receive the sanction Of the council.-MotdLe Regis
ter, June A.
WARSAW AND ROCKFORD RAILRoAD.-The War
saw (n) Express, of the I'd instant, says-"A At the
time Of going TO press, we were not able Win Ger
tanty to ascertain the result of the election on Mon
day last. There seems to be but little doubt but
that the proposition to subscribe to the stock OF the
Mississippi and Wabash Railroad is carried by a
small majority. The result as to the warsaw and
Rockford road is more doubtful The vote ls, now
ever, close that nothing sort of the official returns
can enable US to speak with certainty.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The engineers of the Susquehanna Railroad Com
paDy are now engaged in making survey Of the
route between Lewisburg and Williamsport, via
Muncy, Pa.
There was great railroad celebration at Column
bus, Georgia. on May 10th, to commemorate the
union OF the Central, Southwestern, Muscogee and
Columbus Railways at that place. 1t was grand
affair. On the LIST Of June, the citizens of Columbus
are to come to Savannah for another celebration.
The distance is 800 miles, which is performed in
twelve hours.
The railroad between Tuscumbia ane Decatur is to
be completed in time to give free pleasure excur-
sion between those places on the ID of June. A
barbecue is to be given at the time to celebrate
the completion Of this link in the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad.
The Southwestern Railroad, from Macminnville to
the Kentucky line in the direction of Danvile, has
all been put under contract
contract in writing, under all the legal formali-
ties has been duly entered into and signed, between
the directors of the Oakland and Ottawa Railroad
of the one part, and responsible company Of east
ern capitalists, all of whom are well aud favorably
known to the business and monied circles, to COM
pete the road furnish it with locomotives and cars
and build the necessary docking at Grand Haven,
within two years after notice that eight hundred
thousand dollars Of the stock has been subscribed
for.
Railroad exhibit fact that we believe to be without
parallel in the history of railroads in this country
During the last eleven years two millions, eight hun
bred and eighty-two thousand four hundred and
fftyseven passengers have passed over that road,
and not one, while in the cars, has even been injur
ed, and only two slightly injured while standing on
the platform.
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The Church Of the Redeemer, at Yorkville, New
York city, was consecrated Oh the 3lst ult.
regular Independent Baptist Swede church has
been organized in Rock Island, lu, OF winch Rev. u.
Palmquest Is pastor.
ST. Marys church, Castleton, Staten Island, was
consecrated on the 26tb ult.
The corner stone of new Baptist church, corner
of l26th street and Fifth avenue, will be laid t0mOr
row, at O'Clock T. NJ.
The American Baptist Home Mission Society has
addressed circular to pastors Of churches, recon-
mending that special collection be taken upon the
Sabbath after the Fourth of July for the purpose Of
erecting houses Of worship in the newly settled parts
OF the country, and each pastor is requested to
preach a sermon on church extension.
The following ministers Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church will sail tomorrow in the Illinois, for the
Pacifc:-The Rev. j. +. Deyoe and Rev. j. w. Hines,
for Oregon, who will be accompanied by their fami-
lies; and the Rev. n. b. Heath and wife, for Cali
fornia
Rev. Mr. Wood vas recognized az pastor Of the
Baptist church in Tewksbury, Mass, on Wednesday,
the sth inst.
The corner stone Of the church which is to be built
by the Unitarian Society at Jamaica Plains, Mass,
was laid on Monday last
The Southern Christian Adrocots has very in
teresting account Of visit Of the venerable Bishop
Soule to California for the purpose OF presiding over
the Pacific Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South. The Bishop was in ine health, hav-
ing not been sick day, nor lost meal, on the
voyage, friend observed to him that he did not
seem to be jaded by the trip out. He replied No,
sir quite the contrary my health is better than when
left Nashville;' adding " the only inconvenience
experienced was the ride from Gorgona to Panama,
a distance Of tweDty-six miles. had not been in
the saddle for fifteen years. and the miserable little
mule endeavored by turning end over end, TO upset
me; but kept my seat all the way. and felt some.
what fatiguea on reaching Panama"
TnR Cosr or CONVERTING JEv.--After some
twenty years OF aborafter the erection OF church
en Nom ZION, az IN enormous COST after tie ex-
loJu.tire of bandieds of thousands o. pounds, the
london society for promoting Cnristiarity ameug
the Jews @ Mission presided over W bshop tnd
endowed =, the Joilt efforts u 'hc EasdJn. q
I.ussia aru Englanj> produces q, IT, rs,ts, Accord.
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the next County Court, which now meets in very
short time, may authorize proposition to subscribe
stock to this important road.
While at merset we learned that Pulaski county
would take FIVE hundred thousand dollars. On the
South, Charleston is increasing her already liberal
subscription to the Rabun Gap road at almost every
meeting 1 Of the city council Savannah and Aurns:.a
are looking to a connection with Rabun Gap road,
via Athens Georgia. The fire is bursting out all
around Us, and the time for doubts as to the proba
bites OF making these great connections has passed
blythe matter is reduced to q certainty. Direct
trade with Europe, and with ourselves, is the great
idea that seeks embodiment in the South, her great
heart throbs to give it expression and form. The
Memphis Convention is called to facilitate the mag
niiicent project.
We intend to take this subject up again, and in the
meantime we invite public attention to the route via
Winters Gap.-Loudon Free Press, May n.
THE CONSOLIDATION MOVEMENT IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The following is the substance of the resolutions
adopted at the meeting OF the Boston, Concord and
Montreal Railroad, on the 30th ult.:--
On motion of Hon. Zenas Clement Resolved,
That the principle on which the annual report bases
the connection of this road with Others Is approved
by this meeting and shall he insisted on also, that
the consolidation of lines OF railroads. under existing
laws regulating their management, is unsafe for the
public and dangerous to the interests of connecting
roads; that this meeting dsapproves OF the con-
solicitation of the Manchester and Lawrence with the
Concord or that Of any other lines through this
State.
HEMPFIELD RAILROAD.
All the heavy sections Of this road between Wheel
ing and Washington, Pa. with only two exceptions,
are now under contract. Some Of the heavy sections
east Of Washington, including the tunnel through
Bradys HILL have also been let to able contractors
The company have obtained the graveyard square,
at Wheeling for depot, for which they pay the city
$50 600 in stock. They also purpose obtaining
another depot, in the upper section of Wheeling.
YOUNGSTOWN AND ALLENTOWN RAILROAD.
The engineers are still engaged in surveying the
route f,om Norristown to Allentown, and will close
their labors this week. The grade will be only
about forty feet to the mile aud will make very
Rad with tue LeLigh Valley, at AnentowR and viii
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TELEGRAPHIC.
RAILROAD FROM PITTSBURG TO BRIDGEPORT.

PrMBURG, june IL, 1858.
The Grand Jury have recommended subscription from
Allegheny county of $3.50 to the Pttsburg and Ceve
land Railroad This, with the private subscriptions,
which amount to $1,000 secures the making Of the
road from Ptsburg to Bridgeport opposite Wheeling
the Ohio river
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From the schuyhill it will be seen thst the toad IL
IS $50 tons behind its last years business to the
same time and the canal some 1000 tons ahead
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six pounds, which were taken, ono day last week, in
Chateaugua lake, on the Ogdensburg Railroad, NY,
by Or. W. ]. Walker, Of Charlestown, Mas. Cha
teaugua is days ride from here, via the Northern
New Hampshi1e) and Vermont Central railroads.
Besides the trout in it, the neighborng woods
abound with deer. PENNAcooK
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-01-26
n n IL. No. Z and 2.

Persons suffering with either of the following
complaints by taking the remedy recommended,
will experience relief in few minutes.
Rheumatism, Sick Headache, Railways Ready
Relief.
Scrofula, ricketts,, Cancer, Railways Ready
Resolvent.
81, Neuralgia, Tic Delareux, Sprans, Railways
Ready Relief.
Carries of the Bones or Nodes, Railways Ready
Resolvent.
Chill Fever, Diarrhea, Cramps, Railway
Ready Relief.
White Swellngs, Ulcers, Fever Sores, Rad
ways Ready ResOlvent
Lameness, Stiff Joints, Deafness, Railways
Ready Relief.
49, SPINAL;COMPLAINTS.
Railways Ready Relief used inconnection with
Railways Renovating Resolvent will perform the
most remarkable cures. The public will please
bear in mind. that all complaints enumerated a
bove Railways Ready Relief, or Renovating Re-
solvent will quickly cure.
Price of R. r. Relief, IS and so cents.
e. do >" Resolvent, 81.
January 90, l653.-lm.