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NIIUH, NJ, Win All lhtlr NccOmpAnylng Owls, (CNn-
Ger excepted, no matter how severe or of how long
standing. "
The Catholicon far surpasses other remedies, in
being more certain, less expensive, and leaving the
system IN a better condition. Let all interested call
and obtain a pamphlet (frce) containing ample proof,
from the most respectable sources, of the beneficial
results of its use together with letters from highly
experienced Physicians, who have used it in theit
practice, and speak from their own observations.
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Dissolution.

ENlE Cp-PAkTNERSlllP, HERETOFORE EN-.
B iStiug under the firm of Eixf"rd 4 Adams, il,
dissolved by mutual consent. MIR. Rixfori will!
attend to closing up the business of the late firm.
j.. RlNFORD.
j. ). ADAMS
Burlington, Jan. Il, loiI. dGt6w3w
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JOHN B. WHEELER,
REAL ESTATE AGENT. =.
- PECK DulLplNG,
BURLINGTON. VERMCNT.

Particular attention given t, the purchase and
-.le OF Real Estate, tine iAN"sti CATION OF Land Titles,
LEASING, Collecting Rents, lnsuins, Paying Taxes,
&C., &c, &c.
jyd8 Wit
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NOTICE..

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-27
IMMATURE ALMANAC,

MINIATURE ALMASAc........THis
svk-Rsss.... - Seu........ 20 MooS-Rses.. Sa
SIGH WArER.......THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook 10 IS Gov Island II O. Hell Gate ....2 a
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or SEw.YoRK....sErrrxxa a
Cleared.

sbtp.-Coraitution Brit;.D Liverpool Grnnel " n,sin
Co Mongolia Banes Mobile, c. G D1nean Col mere"
HefIsr. fucker New Orleans. J A. Moss -
Bsri.-Ns-v Chirun.n HiIl Pensacola simpson Mtyhew
A Co Al Kmbe Sleeper. St MARKS brod'e y fe''i'i
Wiela d Hsneke, Richmond, Meyer \ stsek,n n..,.
port Tyrone Bartlett J,eksOnye C. z Peter,i esa
iRr,u IH,se Kingston Jam. Pope Co; M.rte1o ioL
Hale - john j. FcksId Judge Hathaway; Le.As Jeet'
,cu-ie c z j. Peters Thos =. Knox, smith, ramPieo'
Foster Nicserson- q, =, p,..A.ti 4
sehooners-Ella Weeks Washington, X " Btck~nn
CO.. Staten leland sears Norfolk Van 5rsnt sssnc ~
Tber., D.y. DO by the same; ". A. Ellis Carro"
ton MeCreaey Mott Co Reaper Lent, wilmington "a N
HaTdins; Ra Ph Post, Conkln, APAaehieoA = rgs' 49,
tie NicIerson salem. r W. Ropes s Col W, ototn'
Hulse Wnius ton Dollrer Potter J. Taylor Mstne~
Ns~bern h ~ BlAekwe ses1ne s~aia balsinlore 'Snn
son Loxdsn Homer, Parker. Boston. w T. HeTeAi MAJ
thu eeks Beaufort, Davis Holiness d & Lyman sssa'
nsrd New Hsven master p Benedict Robertson, rreds
icksburgh Van Brunt ssshti { = HlIse Ose1Io1- os
more. Van Bsurt a Slagh- $500
PropeIler-Oreias Jones, Phil.delphiA, J. " BnSss
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SEw-BsDFoRD-Au Sept q l,chr' Fransln' p psSa,'
.on from Phsdsiphs for Msnehes.sr; Heny B'rass
A,i,s soarss hIb,nv AZ lith schrs Kaght Brown,
NoI3li sJlxia Perry Philsse,psia for Narsa.a e..
M ws,,h-T o' PalsdeiPAi' o1'en Of inc
'SEWsURYPoRT-sS Sep, p. 'ehr. lows whselwrilai.
4 K. NsK-nIs Driscoe Ial4fAs' pssnssly.ns,,a s.,
iet Roud0ui; Comet, = PhiaaelhA Sid 'enf'' "''ea'
NEWPORT 81 A. Min pcrt Sept 3, brig Rolling Wive
Bcsr. Of md Fall River for BsltinOre sehIs ~n L.
pi,S,on supposed for PAsdephia; Issse Merritt
Wrisht Providence for New Haven; and others " 'e'e
P'PoRrsMoUTH-Arr. Sept ~ .ehrs Euphems. Edredss'
NsYS,t PIsne, Hs sE stT b. s: Lu,r.. Foster Lon
a. -. p Midway :. end Boston. CD SEPT. =, oas j.
D. Pencil s,sore' Siss RasS Hove PhsdsPh.; Ara
bella Steison Philadelphia 'ehr T. h. Thompson
HPRRovIpFNcE-Arr Sept. .. sehr. solomon And,sSs
Farrell baltimore; Iohn Lanesstsr sites. AZ
Phlsderhia: $ Rocibnl Parsons, Phi.aePh9; Ch1rlss
Whiting Inmsn PhlsdelPhi. EeS N Deinsld Jonss Roa
FSen for fsS;uetet; Gsnses Rider, NewYOrk Sailed 'chr
Woodrus Sims. Macon, Philaaelphs h,. "a, w.b,,,,on
M PIoNdeace; Delaware AIrant,, Boston; Eliza Francis
B.aore Passport CLARK RqGasyP S4a PsVpe
bordeaux; Elliott Gould. Boston Mall Orowe.I,
Kate Helen E B0cio5i G cS,snse H.tsone Boston
Ksn5IicE FISH Shaw do; Mary Pst's.so5 Doe eS "a
& &C. Ws.bnston Day portsmouth ~ a.; sehr' o.ee
Darling Bartlett Providence; IL g. bsse9m, ianli u rs
Fiuunds, JaTes, boefuni ,t,r-
Fi.b Green East Cambridge; Tam >hsntsr frinross
ee.tsr Com. Tucker. Fader Marble head Ellea ~ d.
bcso stoddsrt Hnshsm; virginia Price, hshs'5
Keririek Fish shaw do; AlquEcar, Long d9 Snaisns
H.thorue co.. Mary Patterson, Dole do T. . on''" N
Hartford; C. A Hecksher, Stubs, salem. =, ~. e.,
SALEM-CId Sept q. BRIG Gnstayus Perevai LsiH I
90 -. 1-sfsvrs chr Grace Girder. Paine, PhaderaH
Ar sd sehrs L. K Snow. Berry New-ioTki AensAn se
lev DO sid sehr Robert Miller, Wilson Phiadslpaic AR =;
9fb b.rk Vim H. shaier Ward Anhrze'te Nest = ISL .,
AFRICA. .ehr. Henry Dunster Gkey Alvsrsd9 GFiTn ana
Cyrus ChGmberlan Halett, Philadeipeis 1aie',s Ia
do Nsrths Msra Small. New York. SD schr malta 'ae'
souiers WILMINGTON. y. C. - ~ H.
TAUSToN-sld. sept 70, sehr' Harvest F'e'''e'' "e"
W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-27
Hudson River Market Boats.
FragAi Lot Of Cattle and Farm Produce general

Fro0hl Lot 0f Cattle and Farm Produce 9entrdIy,
Reported exp ressly for The NewYork Daily Tribune.
Capt j. b. Benkenbof, of the barge Exchange arrived
Sept g. REPORTS the following articles viz 80 beeves IL
Veal Calves Sheep and Lambs a Swine, 10 Horses 30
tubs Butter bales Hay do Straw 2o0o bushels Cora,
zoo do Oats SEQ do Rye 90 bb3 Rye 100 bags Corn Mea
CO baskets Apples p do Peaches do Pears do Ounces
do Plums bbs Cider roll Leather bag Feather 10 bales
OF Goods, Harness . ~
Capt A. smith Of the barge Berkshire. from New az
Landing arrived wbsn Of Warren Sept a reports
the following articles Veal Calves 20 sheep and Lambs
II Swine earcdses Beef 20 do Pork 60 lbs dressed Poultry
$50 Fowl 10 Turkeys 81 Ducks bDs EGGS, 60 tabs Butter
averaging ~ bs bales hay 100 do. Straw 60 obis Rye
Flour DO Potatoes IS bbls Apples 80 baskets Peaches do
Capt Walter Brett Of the barge Independence, from Fish
KIN Landing arrived the wharf foot Of Auray sept -
reports following articles Veal Calves sheep and
Isbs ~ eactsses Pork $50 h. dr. ssed Poultry i Fowl
bills Esss ubs Butter averaging 2 lbs bales Hay ~
bbs Rye Flour 3q bags Corn Meal 2 bbs Potsoe' bis
keu Apples Peaches . DO Pears DO Qinees l95
do Pluns Is bales OF Goods % bbls Pums do Apples, 81
baskets Grapes 10 bags Rye Flour . do Timothy Seed tuns
suuAc tun loose NscLinery cases Wooden foods steam
Engine bhds Tobacco cases do, case shirts do Files
8 loads Suudres $50 Hoop Poles
Can't Haisiead Of the barge Mnisink, from Newburgh,
arrived At wharf of Wsrrens Sept IS reports the fol
lowing articles viz - Beeyes u Veal Calves, Sheep and
Lambs Horses $50 Pork 200 Fowls Turkey
bb Egss h tubs Butter averaging s. lbs So hrkns do
ssnz lbs bales Hay 50 bbl Rye II baskets Pesches
4bb do y rolls Leather 2Oo sides do Carpet BAGS
Wagon sukey 6obo1es Soap, % bds Fork Handles bales
bo4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-27
Passengers Arrived

Il C. Kilgore W. c. Walker, II. Cohen L. J. II Malrysf
Q B. lrcI.dss Adams Go ssIP's~ Z. G. s,snwoOi W
Mofstt W Brown, W, y. Hal J. Z Wolf r. knight T.
ley C. Bale 1lF; B:nAsId and No children Gait
Robinson {. Blake. Geo iaord and .srTsat " 4 ROB
irs9n. Ma GilbeIt, de Cog L Davi, W. ocoaEs',
L. Purdy. y y Nknsnu r Valentine NJ A Bor and and
lady, J. h Stozt, Jno Sunderland sd thee Children
~ EAsierly J. C. Hsfwel Mss 0fi2a CHS Bu.ke Jno.
ponGleion y. B. Manson. W A Weber VE A. Barr VIM.
Par,e.son NJ. B4ichedo- Wells FsIso Co.'S express
MIS- McGre and ehd Mrs. Wheelan Mrs Garrett z :.
Graves. W. c. GsIrett Mrs r. T. Parker and eh 3 Leg
geit H. W SAL z : " hit;iesey A QzInbey A. B0yce,
NJ PALM Capt Wsshturu Mrs A z Alden snd ehl9. ?.
lsdy; D Ransom Geo sporte Thomas rilht Lech,eu-
bsrg Geo Rckmars jos Fveo. Jno. Eeheverra e L1zo
Jos Nyusn, hinkley Cos Exprsssl J. Kuu;seL, r. 3.
Gowdy J. N. Wallace II. ALLEY A K p Glidd. !. D. Libbey
J BAnorc W. VI Hooper c. Levine J. Bal ey W A. Van
deIwoot, Capt w n hGesan \. II. lockwood J. q. It'd
b-tts J. r. Hines, J. ". C0wden w. Martin j. Kstla A
Hees P. Hudson M. Wynkocp and e7 in the ID cabin
Gnc sfeerrge. Died.
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Arrived.

Ism s,e.uship George Law. Lieut. FoN. AspnwAn Sept
H. ard kingston JAM Sept {" god and passengers 10 . .
steamship James Adger Turner Charleston g aour'
Hdfe AID pass 10 spoford. TLeson 60. Monday, A VI
. miles oh Of Cape HAteras Light, passed steamship SAsA
vile from New Tork foI Charleston. -, -. l.. -,
Steamship knoxville, Ludlow, SaVannAh % houfs muse aa
pesengers :. l. NltchiL
Biz Peter (Odenl German, Bremen 50 days n ballast and
Us passengers TO Pope & Co .r,,,,,
Bsrk Charm tof Tk0mastop sleeper lnrks Ish ~ dAy-
salt 10 oodruh Robinson, vessel % K '" Iraady ~,
Briz Conquest BIZ Wood, Barcelona ~ days nidesS "
more Co; vessel Sept II. IA u q, lon II W.
Bns lssle Beurusnn b. Of Newcsstle) Morton, segas
Ia Grande IS DAYS 20 Young; nosses 70 teynods
Co vessel 10 Peek Church sept. 49, lat " - Ion ~ 20
nss.eo vessel bottom INV ard about go uns burden
Is DAYS old metal 70 Dawson Co.
Brg Sophia smith AreoibS, p T., 10 days sugar and log
Bris CIoiee ( rJ Wilton Marsees 20 days, nlse to J. B.
~, " Packer tof Boston Mcses Cape H.ytien. Sept.
Il, loswOod coffee, &c 70 J. l. Il u wilson sept 81 'a'
Brig Palermo Brl Henry, Windsor 10 days plaster to J. D
sebr fnsepia (of Bsore) Morgan Boaare 20 days salt
10 J. Foulke a sons; vessel 20 J L. Merrick -
shr Francis ssitery of BrOokhaven Jackson
IS days cotton &c TO MeCresdy Mott Co sept % at -
49, lon "a 81, spoke sehr George NJ Robinson from lA
sehr r. B. Pits. verrill. ROcilsnd lime.
schr Post Boy, Smith, Rockland, lime.
schr A. Jsmeson, -, Roekland, line.
schr Excelsior. Smith. Cold spring OIL
schr d B.snerd, Comstock, Portland store:
sclr Flyiug Clouo Brown RondouE FOR Newburyport
sclr Hsniy Cas,oa Briggs, RondoGt for Providence.
sehI Emerald RonSog, for id gsns,t
sehI Forest, sheriff Rondout for Boston.
schr Mary Horton, Rondou; for New London
sAILED-sbip Samuel Fox, for HAVE.
Below brig unknown.
WIND-DuTins the day south
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-27
Disasters. Sc.

SNIP JAMES H. sHEPHERo Capt Jones hence 7th inst. for
KipF,ton Jam with Of ccs abandoned on the
18th 1hefe NOT stated and the captain carried to Halt
fax s by Br brig Victoria The J. IL y was good :
vessel OF eS5 register built aedfori Mass IN 1883
red In ~ City va ned At which she is in
sured Wsllst i also $500 freight money The cargo
q els uu eca valued at about s7VV also insured IN
srEsMsHrp STAR or THE soUrH, hence for Neworesns,
which put Chareston distress and proceeded agsn th
the 9th stated IN letter from psssenze had
her sails torn from ne aa ana on tn s f S bs sSr
shaft bseed that she could be steered In the
ladies cabin we'll the deck During the three days she
the tempest the steamer u said 70 have behaved sdna
by the morning OF the stu she was Ia pre-
csious position the having reached the tires and her
momentary destruction seemed inevitable.
STFaMsiP BLACK WARRIOR at New Orleans, rerOrts On
the morning Of the 18Th instant 70 lat ~ II Ions n % fell In
pieces lowered boat and got bale on board and
BhRx MARY Mclean Of 2Gs tuns which left New Orleans
the h and 18th August laden with cotton and tobae
rsdo reef in the vicinity of CsP s. Antonio ouos on me pm
inst The Capt finding ne eoula no nos, ms y 90 s
had gone on board the brig Wakefield which Is loading
esYgo Of eoprer ore in that vicinity and the board
III armed chr Hsbana on their way HsvsnAlBy letter
TO Elwood Walter, Esq, dated Havana, SEPT, H.
BARK IMAUM Waters before reported AZ MO Jsneiro IN
dtIes arrived the 9Th August after 70 days passage from
New Ztssnd. She in collision with the iceberg about
ouly she sustained the carrying away Of her b
boom bowsrri; the former was recovered no leakage
TouRs BRIDGE Sept 25-There Is brig ashore on tl'
,srd Beach about four miles Barnegst, d.maed
Nothing standing but the rail has short quarter with "a
gte the best Learn think Il Is the Gar
den Gardiner aud halls from Prospect IL supposed she
abandoned She fast breaking up-By letter to
Ellwood Walter Esq. .
ScHR SOLOMON ANDREWS FARRELL, at Providence from Bal
more thrown her beam ends lost head rail and DAD
decks during heavy blow night OF 2Vth inst on bar
49,,
scaR PARgER Fowler AZ Providence from Phla
dephis reports that the morning Of the 2ih inst on Fire
Island passed fore and AFT schr sunk with about four feet vi
her fwser quantity Of bedding and furniture
supposed have from her, floating near by The
wreck is IN dal geTous situation 20 inward outward bound
yesses o. d a good LOOK should be Kept.
ScHR. BRUTUs before reported ashore at Holiness Hole,
got morning 23d inst and proceeded TO Edesown TO
repair
scHR FRASKLS Of Gloucester before reported sunk at Tar
psu Cove has been raised pumped and arrived at New
Bedford sd inst, 10 undergo repairs
ScHR hDEFENDENcE OF Roc kand, Crockett from Thomas
New York with lime ashore near Old Field Point
L. L. 22d she will probably be got of Vessel and cargo
iusu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-27
KEclFITULArfoS.


There little BARY Offering and lat No. is firm at
ga per tun CoA 10 moderate demed previous quoted
rates The CoTToS market remains quiet but firm II former
prices lower and Gales been made 10
lots IS per bushel TIMOTHY IS 10 demsnd A.
rer bushel the latter for pnme lots FIsH
main dull the present high Flour inactive Al the
decline and chipping brands offered IS and less with
out finding buyers sales for home a limited extent
are maknr 80 81 to $3.50 per Dbl for good retailing and
extra brsnds RYE FLOUR selling In snail way 20 IS.
COUNTRY MEAL remains dull ~ ~ per Dbl Tor Country meal
WHEAT IN fair supply and dull prices favor the buyer
Ahort bush sold ~ 60d ~ for reds and 75D
81 for white according qualify CogS q also dali with
hut little Offering selling. al s5dotc for yellow. RYE Is
waited ia OIL IL OATs-Further sales Of Southern
have been made AZ - sc per bush The market for SUGAR
ard Coffee Is Unchanged he demand good the Of
siock niis operation HUNF and HIDEs is.etive,
prices roriIsy unchanged The PROVISION trade "a
quiet but prices show little alteration The stock Bs
con and light and holders in their demands
WHISKY selma wanted At q &c. Tor bbls and &c JE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-27

Trvr w.. "a very little sock OF any kind here.
cent Re Of which only $500 bags pnees are very
i'm, ma tfere is good inquiry but We learn OF no Aes
FsH1he ,cepts Of Dry Coz 10 day have been larger IhAn
for come DAYS pest and prices hardly 80 hI WIN he9
den sales Geo qtls AZ - - ~ o oIasu ana
Geofees Bank as 10 qualify Mseke!e are ID iar request a.
.,ss5y &C. - ~ go bbs S7 pa <l 30 for large
10 l. s6 50 tor All do; IA y for No and ~iS = ioi
small do IS SOC Sc IS for No. S, and - for No Smoked
Herring are easier and in 1 far teE a., S6 'ii'
FLOUR AND NEAI.-The pauic IN our Market or Nes-
eIn and State Flour continues and with hoerA arrivals
eui srd prospective, buyers have aeeaea $500 cS
anxiety realize. The better grades are very u
sale AID prices exceedingly irresular Ssnsaiau
mere peny. and = nominal $s rs o.s " eehs
sale, II Wesern Canal so bbs a. ~ ota 81 ios
eonrpcu good State mixed good Upper LAKE ana
common 20 good Ohio, and 81 ga ~ 81. for common 20
gooc Michigan aid Indiana Southern flour u - o~s
home sde shipping; 100 eot a.
~ 75Gss IS for mixed good brands Baltimore Ae
dis, &c IS 7Ses9 ~ io iAnsy sss extra esnas %
rive Flour lower and plenty; sales Of 80 oes At
- fine and $eGs6 SD for suPeEne- BrckEhs.t
Flour market the first OF the season; sales a. - =
GRAIN-A supply Wheat the market and pflce
are lower AID uasetsd; efs bold OF for further sbaie
nen q s7oV bush fair white Wisconsin a. % oO
hush white and uxed Southern a. 70 and 90 olsa red 90
AT - So . Barley and IN demand ~ la
81 10 lower and IN fair reqHes; a. - DC i2r Staie
and Western ard d4Sc for Jersey I've N Jar demand
rsibe an but he demand srssded the close eeey the
,hprrs inquiry; the sales are 81 coo bush s. ' ios
le.rs 7.9ie g unsouns Isl dice oZ Western mixed and
sc fr round yellow sales CT 3 go bash for oetoee re-
riSSY CLoTH-At Bo<on sales have been made Of 80
HAy-Wh more ofeTins the market Is unsettled, and .
lower. sales OF I eoo bales River At scesse- =
mrs 49, beep 10 good demand ia export with aes OF
s hsiss - growth 1854 81 ace 20 do 20 Aye s;S!e
{, oetohs a IS bses 10 arrive, part this tnd ne saaase
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s.,.s Of Stocks at Philadelphia

Reported for THE N. Y TRIBUNE by Fay & THoNAs.l
T6s BooydS5OO Penn. g. b, 34i q 900 do, cash 81
1as "a do eer;s o.; ~ 900 Camden and Amboy K x.
g. 49, cash &c; 1900 Wilmington RR &C. b5 g7t; 1880
Do days sat; $50 Kensngton &C. 10, days, 81; siOo
Penn r. &C., "a; $1,000 Sebuylkn Nav. g. r. 2dsys 7sl
e5to City &c. s7 Penn RR al 80 do, ~; 7sehuykill
Preferred 32s; $50 do. b. 32 80 Reading RR cash
shsuies' Bank 80
Befeen BoardslO0 Morris Canal DAYS l2 100 Reading
RR, b5, 36i; Mechanics Bank, 80.
Second Boayd+lS0O sehuyl Nav. &C. 3D. IA; $1,000 do,
III s2oo0 do. ~ days 7st; = 900 Wilmington RR s.,
81; 600 City g. s7 SEQ Is Penna 5 49, 81; sos
d0 e4 $3.50 n do. a. 5000 Yves. Phils Coup Sc, S7l
Eew.Oresn Gas 10; 100 Long Island RR b5wp 3i; 100
do b5 1876 do 13l Mnehil RR dsys, e5i 100 Read
ing RR, b6wn 81 100 Do days 81; 1Morrs Canal l2t.
%0 Boayd-s2 200 City Co. 49, 3d. 81 600 d. b. ssi 600
do 90.
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Suoken. AZ

Aug p lsi ls niles s. Ion. 81 50 wts ssu.I1ed rew alp
Bsrreda Brothers Pesle, hence fer Csllao
sept IS, lat y g. en u 81 barb Kate Lincoln snsrnan,
from New.York for Dems-xrA
Sept p lat ~ Il lcr et - steamer Afrcs f New York
fg Lre-roel
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Markets. .CARKrvILr REPORTED rORTHr rTpusE.

Markets. .CARKFULLf hLPOKIFD FUN ne -I|I'N'I'
TUESDAY. Sept. IS 1854.
AsHES-The market firm for Pots AZ ~, and Pearls Al
50 IS with sales of ~ bbls ,----
BRlCK-Dulness the prevailing feature, ana ices Ae
without Improvement The not Is large Ba me qlt
-, In the hands Of IA proportion 70 me
a, u,srd Sales of inferior 20 good
COTTON-The market quiet az the annexed qao'Ation'
nnd the stock is light:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-27
Receipts of Prod uce

Bs Novta Rirer Bo1f,24 80 bush Corn and sandries
Py Enc RGrodG- t52 hbs Flour 30 bays 81 pigs
WHISKY g Ashes 2lo0 Hogs 7tO
Batter, lS6 do. PrUvisio
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sw.YoRX cLlssiFIcArio.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-05-19
JOYCE'S TASTELESS SOLUTION
or CopaiDsI Il4 Chambers Stx sst, N. ".
To THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.

~ ENTLEMEN.-The valuable medicinal
NJ properties of Balsam Copaba have long
been recognized by the faculty, but the great dis
advantage arising from its nauseous taste has
hitherto prevented its administration in many
diseases for which il is particularly adapted. The
usual : nlodus operandt' Of prescribing il, either
in the form Of an Emulsion or Gelatnous Cap.
sues has not been found satisfactory beng liable
TO some objection either from the difficulty expo
rienced by some individuals in The deglutiton oil
the Capsule or the small quantity OF Copaiba gen.
orally found in the Emulsion.
Joyce's lasteless solution Of Copaibs is the
most unique preparation yet introduced 10 the
medical profession, as IL contains % per cent OF
the puro,l Para Copaba, without taste or smell
and at same time mixes clearly and freely with
water and is pronounced by the most eminent
physicians and analytical chemists In the old and
new worlds 10 contain all the medicinal proper.
ties of Balsam Copaiba without its disagresblo
characteristics.
II - an efficient preparation for all diseases OF
the mucous membranes, and particularly Como
rheGa, LeucorrhGs, elect, painful hemorrhoidsl
affections, and IN chronic irritation OF the bladder
Sold in Washington wholesale, by
]. NJ CALLAN,
and retail by Messrs. G. Slott 81 Co, M. p.
Kings, Patterson 81 Marin, Ford 81 Brothers,
ID. s. Dyson, J. B Moore, DIR. w. B. Young,
r. A. Payne. Bury 81 Co, Navy Yard; II. N.
Mcpherson, jr, F. s Walsh, v. Harbaugh,
Benjamin Franklin, - McInlire, Or. =. E. Ty-
son. J. s. Lovejoy, J. w. Marin Wallace Elliott,
and John A Milburn, and - Pierpoint, Alex
andria.
Oct Sim
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