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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-05
ORGANIZATION OF tho Inventors.

Tic inventors at the Crystal Palace have formed them
selves into society the object Of which is protect the
rights and advance the interests OF the inventors of our
country They complain Of abuses at the Patent Office
and Of incapacity OF the department An adjourned
meeting was held yeterday morning, in the
Sixth avenue, opposite the Palace at which present
about City inventors, from all parts Of the Union
IT. Clayton, Of Norfolk Va, in the chair and Mr.
L. A. Lyon, Of Ohio, elected Secretary The time Of
the meeting yesterday occupied in adopting consti
tuuon IN winch the organization is styled The nyen-
tors National Protective Unonu
Prom the preamble Of the constitution We extract the
following -
Whereas For the want % consolidation We h.v. hereto
ioe ~ lhvcntos We are nov determined protect
ourselves " system Of uuion and harmony of action a.
me our rights aud maintain them point our wrnngs
and have them rcdressed We
that no Just be shown why govern
as rinnate ~ what property man hai call own We
beF that whether e procure IL by the force zenu
in government to say that his rights TO the one
te forever and 20 the other only for fourteen years
According to article 9th Of the constitution tho
sce Of this society is 10 be located IN the city Of Wash
ington where ready access through its officers NAV be
had TO the Patent Office and where the interests of
tors may constantly be watched by men Of their
own choice
Inc meeting adjourned iii half past eight O'Clock thi
morning, ~ the same place.
The contributions received by the Washington Monu
mcnt Association durirp The mont cl September amount
4N
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIb.t
N ON Il Y n A n X Il T.

TUESDAY, Ict. 4EoP.M
The stock market only moder' y active this morn
ing but fancies pretty well sustained There was
good deal of iregularity in me movements of specu
tors and consequently considerable irregularity in
prices At the first ooard Canton Co advanced a per
cent; Long Island, "a stonington. n Reading Railroad
Il; Hudson Rs-sread, l. Panama Railroad, @ Cumber-
land declined u; Harlem, Z. In most of the fancics
there was change The cash transactions larger
this week After the board prices all lower and there
quite rush to realize The stringent money market
keeps serious check upon stock SPECTATORS and it is well
they have something hold them in Operators in the
street compelled sustain prices to relieve them
selves possible of portion Of their surplus Thus far
they have succeeded pretty well in the first and not very
well in the last They have, however, strong hopes and
will therefore submit TO moderate sacrifices in raising
money to avoid if possible greater losses by forced sales
At the second board the market heavy and prices
tended downward At the close holders freely offered at
a decline.
Operations at the mining board to-day limited.
Tie sales follows
1000 shs Pa Zinc Co AZ $50 shs Conrad Hill do. "a
100 do Dolly Cop 500 81 $50 do Phoenix Gold. l
5oodo Springfield do b60 2la $50 do do... b3o rs
The steamer will take out large amount of specie; it
is already estimated at than half million of dol
lars. We quote sterling exchange at 911 10 per cent
premium with very moderate supply at these high
rates.
The receipts OF the Hudson RIVER railroad company
during the month of September amounted to Sla4o7s 10
against sa4 W Tor the same month iast year. showing
an increase OF s34O-i i-eqla 70 thlrty-hve per cent
The receipts at the once 81 the Assistant treasurer -
Tie port OF New York to-day, OCT. = amounted 70
slS6 loa 1si the payments were sloeoc ls-easlns
balance hand Of s9s1o,479 SO.
The following dividends have recently been aecarea =
cfarlestowh-Bunker iiiu BANK semi annual per
cent.
Quincy-Stone Bank, ~.
salem-Asiatc, 4 THIS makes 10 FER cent declared ny
this bank during me current year. W. IA Ap' peg
cent ia May an extra dividend q per cent, and IN oc-
tober per cent. CoiaInercia per cent. Exchange,
va. Mercantile, ? Mefehahtsi 90. NaunSeaS, Ok
SALEM y
I@nyers.-panYer', ief cent village, per cont on
the old stock, oUoo, Tor SIX months, amounting -
81 see ana ~ per cent for four months, on the new
stock OF 1000, amounting to sloo6 Also 70 such hold
Of the old stock lave not taken new stock OF dis
posed Of their right 81 per share. Warren, 3 ~
Bank per cent for last three
months.
port.-Rookport Eank per cent for six months.
Nantucket.-Pachc Bank, per cent.
Hayerhill-Essex Bank, 3 per cent HaTerhill, "A.
Merrimack, 4. Union, 4.
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hee copper gives the most favorable account Of
'ns spefs"sns thus far appears that valuable vein
OF co~aIt has discovered which bids fair to be
source Of profit TO the company The superinten
dent says There is hundred and tons OF
copper the surface, ready for market and fifty
tons more in state Of preparation Besides this there is
large quantity in the mines broken and ready for rails
ing The cobalt vein is increasing II it holds out it will
be great Of wealth to the stockholders 1t is
Of the most valuable minerals mined in this section Of the
country The prospect presents is very aatering with
every indication of abundany increasing yield. The
mine must ultimately be highly productive Thus far for
every hundred dollars expended, nearly one thousand
dollars worth of copper has raised 10 the sur
face.
We understand that the Secretary Of the Treasury has
decided that the reserved five million of Texas bonds can
only be delivered together after the preferred creditors
have filed releases of their claims the treasury
An instaent Of fifty cents per share upon the capital
stock of the ship Timber Bending Company has been
called in payable at the office of A. W. Wright No. 40
Wall street, Jauncey court before Saturday, the
9Th inst Upon the payment Of this instalment stock
will be issued at the Office of the company No 80 Trinity
Buildings, Broadway.
The following is comparative statement Of the canal
tolls received the Collectors office in Buffalo from the
opening to the LIST of October, 1858 and 1852 =
From the opening to LIST October 1883 s574473 50
E" = lso2....,. 5IS02l 10
Decrease for 1858 Observation-Disclosures. $354S 40
The canal reports are still behind last in nour
and Indian corn and only 263 900 bushels Of wheat in ad
vance Of 1852.
The following tables show the imports into Buffalo Of
few articles from the opening OF navigation to the 30th
September 1851 1852 and 1863
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HtIVTt TPcOfOtF
OcT. 4-The Court assembled this morning At the
usual hour, but the Assistant District Attorney in
forming the Court that there ready for
trial that day account Of the absence Of witnessed both
part Of the prosecution aud the defendants the Cour
adjourned for the day without transactng any bus1es
whatever.
We sorry 10 say that the Recorder Is in very m
health, having been attacked with the dysentry We
hope however that he win be able to his place
the bench to morrow in a. good health as usual.
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Supreme C0urt-General Term.
EXAMINATION OF ATTORNEYS.

ocr. 4-sIessrs. f. T. Smith r. II. Bovine. aud John D
Burchsrd, have been appointed to examine candida ~, m
admission 10 the bar. The examinations will be ned in
tho General Term Of this Court on Friday evening
next, the eth inst, at ~ O'Clock.
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NrICK RRsNAMis ORNAMENTAL IRON WnR
EXCUR sIONs.

THE MOST DELIGHTFUL TRIP OR EyCURS
be taken ia TO drive out TO Yonkers sixteen milo
North river Give DR.. Ecllihgcr a.cal He has thro
Lis spacious mansion for the accommodation of his
and the public in general Here all call and get
ion without reserve. Transient and permanent boar
had Some Of bis patients are now leaving for thei
quarters who were carried into the house when the
hut they leave like now creatures. Many remain
Doctor through the winter. A few very pleasant ro
to had The Doctor nas large n9inscr o. horse'
Carriages always ready TO convey persons about u
try The Doctor is dear lover of the horse; havin
wears experience In conditioning horses, he OF right
have tolerably fsiriaoa of what constitutes good no
Who wish to be satisfied, give the Doctor call at Yon
at his store at 47G Broadway Unlike thsaeuty in gen
makes all his medicines pleasant and very easy TO b.
Sold in portions from 2s 70 sscach. All are delisl
strengthened NY the hour who take them.
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EUROPEAN EXPRESS.-AGENCY OF OCEAN
IL eel Delivery Company Of London-This day,
dayD by steamship Afrca.-Small parcels receive
A. ~, for all parts Of England, France and other
Of Europe, Asia and Africa. Parcels not exceeding
dred cubic inches, 81 to London and Paris; 81 to 4
European cities. Rates greatly reduced can be lea
this office. Overland express TO East India, China al
Agar street, Strand. Londoa Al Rue Notre Dame
torres, Paris. w. Z. BARNEY, liz BROAD
entrance in Cortl andL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-05

L'OREICN ExPREsS.-EDwARDS, SANFORD
Il respectfully announce that they are prepared TO
express freight and packages frefn New York TO l.
London, and all parts of England, Ireland and )
twice week; to Havrc, Paris, Bremen, Hamburg, III
and all parts Of the European Continent, once
Melbourne Port Philip, Sidney, and all parts Of A
Van Dieman's Land, and New Zealand, by every We
Hong Kong, Shanghas, Calcutta, Madras, Bonn bay,
parts sf the East Indies and China, once every tvs
Once 50 Broadway.
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NRowELL,s oRHAMENTEp P1TENr Gas,

rROwELL'S OREAMENTED PATENT CAST
~ railing, without rivets-AA entire new article,
style pattern Or srnamens and vaprsa,sd u asnts
ming foot less than it DO pat up rivst prin
New York Foundry and Iron Railing Company manu-
this railing together with svsry description iron
buildings, hank and vault doors, Shutters brackets
vavlt covers, gTatipzs, balconies, vsran dahs, occ
railing. door and window guards, 49, Foundry foot
sixth street North river. Castings Of all description
lowest price. Specimens Of the railing in sections
sean ut ther warsroom5, ~ Dusns street. few dosr
Broadway.
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK. !,

IRON BEDsTEAD ENTHUSIASTICALLY
DO; fttea to my bedstead; iron bsdsteads all siz
"a 10 $50. Also, elastis felt beds, pillows, &e.
dwsllings, hotels, de-, furnished promptly. Call
anime, 3SS Broadway, near Prince street.
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NEW YORK BERLIN IRON FURNITURE w

NEW YORK BERLIN IRON FURNITURE VIZ
Az Wp. i. Bstchsler, formerly Of No 66 Duane
respectfully apprses his friends, that having oomp
rangsments for new business elton, under I'll
end trm Of ". I. BatcbsIer 4 Co. he will continue
uIscturo OF ren furniture in all its branches upoI
corresponding with tho Increasing demand, at Nos
81 Duane street The esta slshmont will comma M
tif.Ss the freshest spscmeus and patterns of the
abroad, will make sNoh i'm prsysIaents may be pra(
and will bring out from time to time original designs
variety, style and price. w. I. b. cordially invites
customers in the city and country to visit his wararo
examine ais stock consisting vi bsdItsais hatstands
chairs brackets mirrors spittsoas door and window
h'tei, hospital, asylum AID army kedt.eads uu
Ire stands, eriks cradles, centre tables, Ao. Od
wareroains in connection with The Nav York Feun
.ron Railing Company NoE. 40 and 81 DIANE stre}
doors east Of Broadway. w. 4. BACHELOR
WICKBRsEAM's ORNAMENTAL IRON WORN
" Wire ratings, east and wrought iron raiags
Iron FENCES for farms, plantatisns, DO,
Iron bedstsaes, in great variety,
Iron furHiture of every description.
Manufacturer Of all the rer ratings the groandd
aldo the Crystal Pnlace also, the dsms stairs newell
srds DO. Grculars and drawings forwarded by the n
turer. JOHN ID. WlcKESsnAM. Ne. 3I2 Broadway
Nos. 81. 50 and 81 Lewie street.
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nrArnIMoNY Made EASY. oR HOW no
80
EXPRESS AGENCIES,

pERFoRD d CO.'S CALIFORNIA, OREGON
~ South America Express.-Our next regular Untel
Mail Express will be despatched ON Wednesday, Octo1
TIVE O'Clock, r. H., by the United States mail
in charge of special messenger through TO destl
Getting at Params with the splsn did fast running
Winfield Scott. All freight fer express should
lversd to Us In waterproof order before the day Of
to te corded and sealed, and no package should
more than tive and half cubic feet, weigh moro
pounds Small parcels received at sice until one
tenn house fees, or consular certisoates We will a
express mail 0c.eker s. via San Juan. Mail bal
ct two o'clock. BERFORD 4 CO., No. 2 Astor
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ggATEIaIONY.

NEATelNONY.--A MIDDLE AGED GESTLEAAN
M IL isdsrt.sent ana about t. retire from husine1
stress Of meeting with "a lady FOR thsspurpese of fo
" atria erial slh,noe. Her are msst he aoeut eigH
aestesl sFpseraN.e Of COED family, and web ed
wealth arsEsr confederation. References siyen and n
Addrsss H. L. b., Broadway Post 0Aice.
NEhTRIMoNY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO \
lsi Levsr-irofesxsr LAYTON, Boston, formerly
doa will send ~ any aesross the receipt of eHJ
pest paid plain srsotiens 80 esable ladies gsstl
the devoted affections Of many Of The opposH
tboir hearts ay desire The process is simple but
tyatug, that al lie married. irrespective of
aroe, or positisE and last hoash not least il bel
cd with 50 sh and aseaoy that detection is i'm
Address Prolesssr Lawton, kcstea, Mass. No letta
from tie Pest Ofioc unless the postage is paid.
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ANTHOLOGY.

MRS. PALMER, ASTROLOGIST, HAS REMOV
III Zes Rswsry, opposite Prince street, where she
to the ladies and gentlemen instruction OF the past
and future, from o'clock A. u. till 10 Il. III.
IEADAER MORROW, SEVENTH DAUGHTER
w t6vonth aaugbtsr and n descendant 81 limo Of
gers reaching hack for centuries, will give ladies
lectures all ths events or life In rsrsrd " hoath
love eeurtship, and marriage. She Ia witksst cxesp
i&ost wonderful s1srslegist in the world, or that
tscn knewn. She will even tell their very thoughts
show them TIE likenosses Of their intehdod hnsba,
atsspt frisnds which has nstonishsd the ssands d.
Mavols In Furope. She will leave the city In We
time, 7s BrssEs street, between Cannon and o.
Gest;eE1 en- net admitted.
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THOMPSON L CO.'S EXPRESS TO CALIFORNIA
delphis End West daily. Charleston and the SOUTH
days and Saturdays. Letters, &C., for California
until O'Clock On the day of sailing.
THOMPSON CO. IS Bros
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HALIFORNIA EXPRESS VIA NICARAGUA
~ 9th ootober-Mr. Harrington, special messengd
tiers of half an ounce, l21i cents, will be delivered
address in San Francisco. Small parcels, in our
trunks, so cents per pound, under ten pounds. Frl
cents PEI pound. n. B.-Our messenger will leave q
at "a p. N. w. G. BARN
l73 broadway. entrance on Cortlandt
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S3 bla 40
LAKE COMMERCE. OF BUFFALO

The receipts Of breadstuiTs this year have been much
less than to the time last year Pork is in advances
The receipts at tdewater Of the principal articles of
produce from the opening Of the canals to and including
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CPECIAL EXPRESS NoTICE.-ADAMS 4 cd
~ run express between New York and Boston,
Raven, Hartford and Springfield Railroads, comme|
Saturday, October l. fer the transportation of exprd
ages generally. Express will leave the once at Al
daily. Leave Boston at hour, with messen gers
ADAMS d CO., 50 Bred
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Iolal..,, .otoi Nv
During the past year the trains have over l3l s5S
miles have carried 2is722 passengers, and have trans
ported a. 82 100 pounds Of freight All this has been
done with great regularity and freedom from accidents
thus showing the high state Of repair and efficiency in
which tb. road and its equipments kept Nearly
half Of the large of receipts the PAST year arises
from the local business This is permanent Of
income, and already produces sum equal to the whve
general expense Of running and repairing the road Tho
OF the four weeks which have elapsed since the
closing Of tho annual accounts show continued increase
in receipts from passengers and freight The amount be
ing s27 49, against s2o342 16 during the correspond
ing period Of last year
letter frsm tbe mining superintendent Of the Spring
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Paid for cars, engines, depot nc, S. $50 TO- In
terest bonds, 81 CSC 60 Interest mortgage bonds
s2s590. Interest extension bonds So $40 Paid OK.
tension bonds 900 Mortgage bonds purchased s57
STA 81. Dividends November and May SIS 2io Balance
on hand, s21, 1896 is.
Since the last annual statement the debt OF the COM
psny has been reduced as follows; viz
Extension Road Bonds paid at maturity SIC, 900
Purchased by the company and cancelled. 900
-sll, 600
Six per cent mortgage Bonds purchased for
Trustees Of Sinking Fund, and cancelled
by thcn ...t....... Zv,5U
Purchased by Trustees OF Sinking Fund from
proceeds Of Real Estate, and cancelled. $500
---s2s 500
vSV, suu
The entire indebtedness OF the company On the Dist
August, 1868, follows
Six per cent mortgage bonds outstanding .S3G1, 700
Purchased and now held by the conpany
viz. against extension road bond unpaid 81 900
A. surplus fund Observation-Disclosures. 90, GOO
--Slo6, oss
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AIRS; ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE &c
W skill IN fsrstelling tho future, has arrived,
furnish intelligence about all sircumstasces Of II,
interPrets dreams, law matters and Iowa by astroo
and science, and tells 10 ladies Aad gentlemen the
the persons they will marry ALEC the name Of her
Mrs. Alvin speaks the English, French and Germ
guageR Residence 20 Riyington street. W stairs,
boWsry. Chargs 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-05

AFR. w. WHALE DANCING CT
M New Rssms. 20 and 20 Sixth svsnus.--W. aud q
respectfully announce that their classes will comm
abeyc on Tuesday, Oct III. Dsys Of instruction fol
ladies and masters, Tuesday and Saturday afternoon
sa me evenings fer gentlemen Glasses At Gothic all
lyn will commence en- Monday, Oct. 10. Fer PARTED
ntrr~l.rs IN ke Ind AZ akeye
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The contributions received by the Washington Monu
mcnt Association during the mont ci September afno.n
g 81 ols expenditure, i1,1l.
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DETER ROBERTS 4 CO., 1916 BROADWAY,
i storeJ have just received their fall and winter
hosiery which has been made expressly to order Tho
ment Of ehidrsn's ladies' and gentlcncns under clio
very complete. N. B.--A large assortiaent Of ladi
hose.
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MARsE1IIFS. -.-
Wheat bush p, SOC $50 4o5 Slaves, NJ. IL 80
Flour, bbls. 7A q, 232 esa soo
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DARIS FEATHERS, RIBBONS, BONNETS, &c.
i received 50a dozen rich ostrich tips; 800 do do. mi
plumes; one Do. plume de sssues. Also. GO carte
styles rbbsns, which, together with large and fash
assortment of straw, beaver and felt bonets, will
low for cash, by j. II. HON
"a and 65 John street, corner of vii
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DIgRoNS AND TRIMMINGS CAN BE FoUN
N greater variety vt lower prices, than any n
the atty, at MckEhZiES, III HUDSON street. Cal!
srcut.
The southerner., 1853-10-29
dress and beauiyy the Hair
RAILWAYS
Ctrcasatan Saint,

MAKES the hair soft, strong and glossy,
and fastens it on the scalp! 1t keeps the
head clean, and rids the scalp from acurf and
dandruff a few times using this delicious
hair tonic, will make the worst head of hair
rich and luxuriant! Ladies and Gentlemen
who prize good head of hair, will find
Radray's Circqssidn B4tm to meet their
wishes. Children troubled with sore heads
scurf, &C., will derive important benefit by
the use of the Circassian Balm. 1t soothes
and heals, puri6cs and cleanses, nourishes,
and beauties the hair-its roots and scalps
The southerner., 1853-10-29
ALSO,
DIR. S(rOnS9s

C"np0und Sanatire Pills,
Which are admirably adapted to the
following complaints, viz: bilious fever,
chill and fever, sick headache, piles
indiges tion, costiveness, cancer, collie,
jaundice, dysen,ery, bowel and sumner
complaints, canceroIs humors, ulcers,
heartburn loss of appetite, dyspepsia,
female distractions and complaints of
all kids. diseases of the liver, kidneys
Snd bladder, gravel, salt rheum, sc rcfula
eisG1pelas and all other diseases tha,
arise from All obstructed circ ulation, or
an impure state of the blood. The ONLY
sure preparatica TO eradicate mercury
from the system, and wholly unsarpass-
ed in all complaints where a cathartic
or an aperient medicine is needed.
Each tor contains 25 pills, price 25 cts.
Fer sale in TaIbeIo' by Geo. Howard.
The southerner., 1853-10-29
Union Agricultural
Warehouse & Seed Store.
Ralph f Co., IS Fulton ST.,
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK,
OFFER FOR SALE, . large and select
assortment Of Agricultural and Horticultural
Implements, consisting Of Plows, AID Cos
tings, Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, Horse
Powers, Thrashers and Separatora, Fanning
Mills, Grain Cradles, scythes Aad snaths,
Grain Mills, Sugar Mills, Root CATERS, Sau-
sage Cutters and Suffers, OK YOkes and
Bows, Rakea, Hoes, Hay and NAA~rs Forks
Spades, Shovels, Carts, Wagons, KAsslbar-
rows, &c.
Field, GarSss a@d F5oscsr Seeds-a large
variety. FertiIizers-Peruvian Guano, Sup.
Phosphate Linse, Bone Dust, Poudrsttes,
Charcoal Dust, Plaster, &s.
Aanntdcturers Of Sehnsbly's Reaping and
Moving Machine; Daniscs Hay, Straw and
Stalk Cutters, Agents for the sale of VIM
Hovey's Patent Straw Cutters. A descrip-
tive catalogue will be sent oa application by
mail. March, 1853.
The southerner., 1853-10-29
Dr StrOnS's
Pecfor0l Stomach Pills,

A remedy for coughs, colds, catarh
cIoup, whooping cough, asthma, con-
sumption, nervous diseases, dyspepsia,
ervsirelas, salt rheum, disease Of the
heart, fevers Of all kinds, obs,ru cted and
painful menstruation, Inflammation and
pain in the chest, back and side, and all
diseases arising from deranged state
OF the stomach, and to relieve the dis
tress and bad feeling from eating too
hearty foo in weak & dyspeptc habits.
These pills act as an expeclorant, tom
ic, and apereat, and are designed to su-
persede the use of the various cough
remedies in the form of expectorants,
syrups, balsams a I'd sarsaparilas of the
present day, being what the public have
long needed. and put at such low price
that all will be able to obtain them. One
box Of these pills which costs but 25
cents, possesses four times the power in
curing the diseases for which they are
recommended, than the high pr cod one
dollar bottles Of any Of the expectorants,
syrups, balsams, or sarsaparlIas now
before the Pubiic-and a fair trial Of
them will convince any one of the truth
of this statement.
Each boz contains 25 pile, price 25 cts.