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have improved. The importations for the season
continue to be light. and under the amount OF those
introduced In the past year two ut the same sea-
son. There continues to he a good business done
among the clothers and the trade from the interior
Is purchasing assorted lots rather more freely the
present season, than usual Rich fancy drcss French
silks are sold readily at full prices Ribbons and
trimmings are also in good demand at steady
prices. Broche shawls of desirable patterns and CO
lors are held higher. and are in light supply.
English goods in every line are doing well, aud at
remunerative rates. Woolen plads and pure delanes
ore in good demand, and extremely scarce. English
stuff goods have also improved and sell freely. Ii
men goods, with fair demand, sold to moderate ex
tent. without improvement in prices. Finer qualities
are rather slow Of sale Fancy vestings are quick
at full prices. Assorments of fancy cassmeres are
scarce, and selected syes are difficult to be had ex-
cept at considerably enhanced prices. Doeskins sell
at about 81 % 81 so; heavy grades for overcoats
are in good demand. Coarser grades Of hosiery are
offering more freely. but well made heavy goods are
still in good demand Domestic goods are also more
active; the supplies Of cotton fabrics however, keep
In full stock and rather in excess of the demand,
while prices since last report have not exhibited
material variation. Mousene de lanes continue "a
sell at previous prices. Canton Hannels continue
firm. Denims ARE also firm. Drills are in fair de-
mand for export. Tweeds and Kentucky jeans
continue dull. Flannels bring better prices. Blan
kets are nrmer. with tendency TO higher prices
Satnetts aiso have an improving tendency. Fancy
cassimeres are selling more freely at satisfactory
prices Shaws are in full supply and -el freely, AZ
the assostments are such as 10 meet every t,s,e.
Cotton soil duck continues in good demand at full
prices. Upon the whole. the weeks trade has been
lively and satisfactory one in nearly all it, branches
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much considered by the board OF management. The
writer Of the above communication must not suppose
for moment that we have any desire TO make any
misstatement regarding this or any other railroad
company. We generally are pretty well posted about
railroad companies before we make any assertion
relative to their financial Affairs. Stockholders who
have more sense than to place implicit confidence
in and be governed by, the reports which from time
to time emanate from the boards Of directors must
not be ssto9ished at any erpost that may be made
It is really astonishing how little stockholders 10 In
corporated companies generally know Of the cha
racer of their investments. 1t Is not at all surpris
ing that such facts have lately presented for
the consideration of those interested in the Ceve
land and Toledo Railroad. should create constcrna.
ton and alarm. Those who doubt their truth, and
rest quiet holders Of its stock will one ofthese days.
when too late. see their mistake.
One Of the most absurd theories promulgated by
financial writer's, is. that the stocks Of the Erie and
New York Central roads would be enhanced in value
by an understanding" between the companies in
other words, by huge combination At the expense
Of travel. The Central passes through thickiy
populated country almost created by the Erie canal
1t has certain and reliable source OF income. In
creased or lessened by its rates of fare. Their pre-
seut rates MI the tralns ROAD accomplishing TINS
much sought for object by railway economists, is
doing pretty well. That their engines might draw
more loads is possible but not without risk of de-
ranging time.
The Erie passes through an improving country,
but is, in local travel, far behind the Central; its
through business il important, hence this anxiety
for an understanding" so much desired by capa-
cious pockets filled with Erie certificates for rse'
This alliance would hurt the Central but would it
help the Eriea Certainly not for would lessen the
travel without reducing the number Of trains They
must keep up the number and expenses still the
same. Competition creates travel, insures to the
public civil treatment, courteous conductors exact
Of time all of which contribute to the economical
working of railways, and to their profit by the saving
Of property and lives. Both roads are now better
run and more regularly ION time than ever before.
person leaving here tomorrow morning, can know
the minute Of his arrival at Buffalo This exactness
IL the result of care which is the child Of compet
ton The poor stockholders, in all roads engaged
in competition, must look out for themselves The
travelling public must he accommodated first.
The following table shows the quantity OF some
Of the principal articles of produce left at tide
water from the commencement Of navigation to the
22d OF August inclusive, during the years 1861 III
days; 1864, LOT days. and 1866, lOs days
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Dec 81 eli DC. sos ea4 IN 4ssi ,7o2 De- 12s I,

Dec 62I Gil Dc sos os4 In 4, 38i 702 Dc LIS, TAO
BY reducing the wheat to -four, the quantity Of
the latter left at tidewster this year. compared with
the corresponding period OF last year, shows de-
crease Of 377 ,924 bbls. OF flour.
The directors Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
Company, (Ohio and Indiana dvison) have issued
to the stockholders circular explaining the present
condition OF ts afiars-ts liabilities, assets amount
ofstock issued, and the method by which they pro-
pose 10 complete the road TO vincennes to meet the
Western division, now finished to that point. The
Cincinnati Gazette says:--
The plan proposed ~ To issue 10 the s.ockholders
a., 600 900 Of bonds half Of which income
mortgage bonds, secured by third mortgage on the
road for j00 600 and trust fund u So 600 payable
monthly 70 trustees. Tho bonds payable In twenty
which y per cent rcr snnnm, and payable in New
York Tic ether ~ feo COO H. payable In stock at So
bonds lcarnR 10 Ter cent interest per able la
Cincinnati IN thirty year, with interest semi annually,
within two fUm the date 81 the bonds. The first
class bonds oorcd 10 the Stockholders only at 65s
rcr crni payable in monthly cash inrt.inents the
COMPANY nay Fe,uiFe then, but the entire amount
net a. dClnsnicd unti tie ,pirstion of ak months.
Iarh subcfiber for tho rp cas- Of bond must take
therefor equal amount u stock ~ parrcceiying bonds
therefor At lar slso AMI viii Ic entitled only such
cunt be- hss paid IN cash for bonds u tie first class
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity end
valne Of foreign DRY goods entered .. this port for
consumption, Coz warehouse and also the withdraw
als fioa warchonse. during the week ending and in
GLIDING Thursday. The sd ofAugust, 1851
yo'synr Iornos DrY sosD@
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AGENCY,
A xglicAs AID rou1cS AerScY. gorvqI ~

A NIJCAs AND fofJJGS AGENCY. (orIr,TrE TTTg
N Treasury Department, wA<lins,0n,J uDder uls a.
fccton Il AAipOs HAiGirf fAi.Ai2 Goaneeist ~ ths
Supreme Court ~ The Unite! Stats and Consul General
a the Republic u EeoaoF for The Gui,st STATE sstab
u.hst fof tho recovery q claims u American ss~ns -
foreign sovernnsnts ssains, the gvsrnmsai - Us
Cpi.si States b~soss tbe Court Caias sstt<nest
u accounts claims sny u Tie krs<nuvs H~p~ft.
u,~nfs WsShngton birs, draft. Ar, csEees soS "a
gsss sni inksrttAn1ss reeovsr~i 81 So unsni rAss
.D fpr~rn roonftss Hssiny eccsnt AMI Iclisbis rot
r~p1o.,t In The sevesai a,ss and T~rfitriss u -
unlou and in Tho ADJACENT British prv~iDo>s In u- Net
Indk. hsIico CssusI sDj ~Deth Ansttea us eh~f
el,Ies Enrop~ IN Anssrsla van Ifsnsen's lard, sev
zesIand India snA The consular pors Ia china the
urasr.irpsd 10 prer~r. " gy, bis rTvnps snd i,hssi
stssn,ioa 70 al busia@ss Mat msy = agnSbsi " his
s~~nfy AARON ~ PAI-Ntx-
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NV lscsI ia - 80 sr,,. sa,.' ~ ITO
s.fo-s H. N ~ sars sinns i1sb--shsss xi-lsv. asI
hssg.--pf atapsiy ob's4nsf And p<l1.
f..istfs A.. - ard hsats II lse~s>~. e. q s.F,r,
"a o'ivs esAsel, snl A. sllka ~ sAsn. .g.lssl a.
Gated ss~sas f~ovw@du
P~ARD Htg1I,
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the ground, everywhere and all OF course there
are vast quantities anht 20 eat but st there are soe
hns fruits 70 be seen A. for peaches, it il useless to
quote them 30 widely do the prices differ. They can be-
had from lSc 70 " Per basket The melo and squash
tribe are also quite abundant In other Gle. We see
nothing particular 10 note.
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H-ow pAY Grkas -TigE sgyD5o- - ua
N 49,. ssnyasy sYs hsfray astihed = - 1885,
= assfsasfes al a. Uet, rsgxl.s nse~las = ~ =
fsay 70 "a tsis "a iht al inst. - f0t-sf = -
fEe lTss. tl-sf'iasa-
Cse o. wM1sp Fr<ysssy
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

FRIDAY, August 24-G r.

FRIDAY, August pa +. M.
There was rather a blue market at the opening
this morning. There appeared 70 be q general dis
position TO realize and the offerings were unusually
large. AZ the first board Illinois Central bonds de-
clined l per cent; Canton Company. 1; Nicaragua
Transit, 4: Cumberland Coal, 4: New York Central
Railroad &; Erie Railroad. d; Harlem, !; Reading
Railroad, &; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad IA. The
transactions in each large. q large portion Of
which was for cash. Sellers Of Western railroad
stocks were plenty, but there absence OF buy
ers Cleveland and Toledo and Cleveland and Pitts
burg crowded of in large lots at the best prices
current. The tendency was downward throughout.
and at the close stocks were freely offered at fur
ther decline. without finding buyers.
At the second board there was a moderate panic
in Cleveland and Toledo. and large quantities OF
stock were pressing for sale. It was sold down to
IS per cent. That il altogether too much for it, and
those who got out at anything Ike that rate win be
much better of than those who hold on for better
prices. The stock market has evidently been
stretched to it's utmost tension Prices have been
80 much inflated that all the floating capital has
been absorbed. and there was no alternative but a
decline when holders commenced realizing The
really good stocks have been affected moderately by
this influence. but those stocks which have advanced
without real bass--whch have been sustained solely
by the operations fall back again
to the points from which they started and take their
place again among the class Of second or third rate
fancies. Cleveland and Toledo fell of this afternoon
"A per cent; Reading, /; Erie Railroad. 4; Harlem,
J: Nicaragua Transit /; Cumberland Coal, :.
The steamer Lebanon, from this port for Liver
pool tomorrow. win take out about half million
dollars in specie. The steamship Union, FOR Hayre,
will also take ont small amount The shipments
from Boston next week will be light. Both steam
ers from California now fully due We shall pro-
badly receive by the two about two millions Of dol
lars in gold Our next advices will be to the lst
instant.
The transactions at the Assistant Treasnrer's Office
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ADJERTIsExEsTs REVIVED EVERY DAY.
ass.als aH lIi|s.I|I1I 1Ia|'isl'Ila la'as
EDUCATI<sE.


4 CAKn.-H. PEuCAfT HAVING GoStD his
~ Irtnch boarding and day school for young gentle
men, Ia which hatr been professor for tn. Last three
year. beg 10 inform friends and the public that
,bsl open the l2h 81 September 81 ia. large
house ~ fAst Twenty fourth street establishment Of
similar character Irosperfurn- with fun detail, re-
f-renc's and letter from H. Peugne TO 10 had ~ nd
dressing - abo,e tJiE cliAHiIFR.
NaRs. MAPS FRJ2ScH AND prsGigH BoARDFs0
lSl AM day school for yoanslsirs f52 ani 20 wes, NJ
tenth street, beov fhth avrnue) reopens thursday
September o. Mrs hears all be az b0us tecciv. "a.
rents and guardians sho wLAh ~ confer With her.
Monday, September j.
NR !. pE GRASpvAI1 CLASSICAL. ESGIIrai
AN Trench and span.sh boarding. institute. Hudson
and Washington terraces. Hohoken ~ J. hrst class
iDstA1svon, with Efficient corps Of Instructor and
every requisite Tor health aud comfort Circulars With
reference, &c. a. the Institution.
NIR AID NilS, CIiABIIss CAsbh's BoAI.HSG
WI and day schao fot young ades 40 IL tAfa yettr
place, VII b. fe-orsn@d on "Wednesday, september ~
C,FANIsH AMERICAN INSTITUTE No It3 WIT
- Twtnty.third stryst-in thi. Inst tuition tbs pnpil
offered unusual facilities fr acquiring thorough
knewlcdgs al the following -Annleat sni modern tan
Rungo Mathematics. bookkeeping, music, dressing hnc.
ing gynIDszics and al the branches 81 the lss e4nfa
tion. Ihc Institution viii bc reoI~nsi sy The.
81 september. J. " ~. La tbIFA&
Eol.r,nce,-s. insg, DEL Vail a -. D. uarnony's
Nrphcvs Come wallis a Co. Ilsar AcD,ia n - Il.
Icnnis li0tcA
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We are at al times disposed 10 do justice to aL
parties. II we have made n mistake or mi-state.
ment, we not only disposed but anxious to make
correction. A stockholder in the Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad Company calls Us to an account FOR
making what he calls mere assertion, and finds
fault with us for making statements not founded ~
he says, on fact We publish his communication so
that lie may see we have no desire TO DO him or the
company injustice
CLEVELAND AND ToryDo RAILROAD Co1rAsY
To TIL fDTcp TIE HERALD. -
Your article Of day two since, in answer To
stoekhoder contains such issue Of wholesale as
sertion that, in the absence any sepy from beg
10 say
In order 20 bolster up your at statement thai the
capital g. 600 600 you compelled set down
tho floating debt at $500 600 whereas IL II well
known iact that the very bonds ycp mention as having
been SOLD last winter for the express parpose pay
ing oG the floating debt IL the company.
2. Although you express belief that the company
will pay dividend Of per cent October 1s you assert
they win not do II from their net earnings that
another issue Of bonds win have 10 BE- made, &C.; In
other words, you, would say that dividend viii BE-
would simply ray that AL this Ia assertion without
the slightest proof foundation, and IL should be
regarded by the public; and would suggest that In
commercial article editor should conhne himself 10
hcts and figures and not deal 80 largely in fiction.
huGrsr, ~, 1850. ANOTHER STOCkliDIDER.
If the writer Of the above had been thoroughly
posted up relative to the affairs Of the Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad Company, he never would have been
stockholder, and from the moment he informs
himself Of the company's position he win cease to
hold single share OF stock. II was intended BY
the management that the Issue o. bonds should pay
or the floating debt; and it might have done SO at
that time, had the bonds brought any kind Of q
price, but they were sold 40 low (about So per
cent? that the proceeds not sufficient for that
purpose. There was therefore floating debt Of
some magnitude left at that time six months since,
and has since been steadily increasing. II Il now
nearly large il before the issue o. The bonds
referred to. Tho reduced price Of which the bonds
were sold was ruinous enough TO the company, but
the fact TIA; they parceed out privately with.
out tie arg, word OF notice bolng given 90 the
stockhoiders. ia enough 10 convince sDJ one
that the real interests OF the compau, i no,
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INSTRUCTION.

ISsTRVCggON.
t,1n --PE,hASInr-sPfCiAt sOTicE-FDg
LD1O. only Sl0 hr. IDIJlRR, 90 Boadrsy. corutf
~ houston street ruArsntet elegant rapid 81 ainsss
hAnA t0tycfy stndent vho enters this ~.ss 1tlr Nfr
Is uninfd and ths instruction private ~ wi4N -
cePt this liberal ohct. ladies may join pttss.ely
C,1 WRITING LESSONS Mr. DDIfIAn, go
DIs Brosds5y, u Houston street all -
oSisc ladies this day ~ only " ior fun ~ b.
sons. Nohsrr and daughters rnay learn in irw Sasy
LESSONS Remember this y the last 81 class 20 - i1FpsS
InTRrC1IOs.--A LADY ExfTJ.IsNcrD ~ Tf.AcH.
i Ing wLhsa fof tuition w thu afternoon "a tsarh
lnyllsL, French and mnsc. Inerceptonable cy refrr
cucs=. Addrese Tuition 3gf 1erui street
NJ ca ~. PROFESSOR o. li,EScIi AID rrAsLH
wi language and director ~ college IN Hsssne.
wlshss into college private family vhefe -
would teach the above hnynagrs. Tho bast ~ re-
tcr,nce gwen Address At 81 wet ~ =.
nRIyATE ISErKrCTiOs.--A MARRIED GEsTi JAAs
/ would instruct pupils At home. irvnch Gerrasn
and Fnglsh branches, and latin and Greek required
Extensive reference Terms, VI essgn AdiTess Irg
ic.sor I mon square Post once.
VIyRrTrsG AND BOOKKp51TSG-1B BpOADwATl-
w Genternen de-lrous u attaining without Ioss a
time msstefy tno~iedsc 81 toosiespins elsrsnos %
nnanship, &c, are invited N cAb ., fUSifH b
Dixon = sstsbAhmsns Ippstgss BultiIs, issyecs go
cirasns and obtain references
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TISpIvAlIFp SUNDAY EXCURSION, TIKI ioPu
~ lar steamer JANIS CHRISTOPHER Will leave Jag
street pier, sunday morning August ~, nj O'Clock
for Long Branch Highlands Ocean Houac Little siivss
Ioin, and Ocean Port Returning leave Ocean Port 81
Ocean House and Highland NJ O'Clock T. M giving
passengers nearly the rnrr day nj hr.c places Of Ia
hhionhhe Fenort. faEe 80 a eentN
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- RAND EXCURSION TO The flSIisG HASKS--ON
NJ sunday August 18th. 1886 tare 10 cents n
the saie and commodoas donhe engine steamer MAsk-
CHCstIIS, f. x Hanks, commander leaving p,es sseS
Fishing tackle aud bari board band Of mu,se IL
attendance
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ample inns 70 The TaHcngrfs 20 dIne at the hotet nh1
battle leaving NJ toll0ws:--Amos street, n. H., IN
O'Clock a. ~: Spring street So. pier No n 81 Broosas
street T. H.. 8h Market street VI Fulton orfy. IrosA
Ign, 10. Refreshments Furnished on board Fare fsr
the tp 10 keyport and back 10 New York twenty avs
cents, for which a return ticket win be given.
HW CHARGER FOR ExCUR1DES-1Hk aAYr AO
i comrs1ious double engine steamer AASSAflfU-
SETS, T. H. Hanks, comnandcr, being now 10 sornpsee
order he chartered Tor excursions She u tho hruo
and most elegant steamer offered for tho purpose hay
ing large dancing saloon H. fsct long Apply board
At tho foot q Amos street, NJ X o. 10 l. H. GkOvxxs
los broadway, up stairs.
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hHICHrfrL AFTERNOON EXCURSION DOWN Tux
IL Bay e. long Branch Highlands, Shrewsbury, Arv
bs the avoIitr steamer JAMES CHRISTOPHER, lcaviug
the oot OF Jay street puncuslly AZ O'Clock this a.
t"faay) afternoon Returning by moonlight nj an earev
houl mt evening. Iare each WAY. 81 y cents.
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INACt RsloNs 10 kEiPORT. THE STEAMER GOIDsay
IL GATE, captain Charles Anderson former cAptaia
o. the steamer laura KNAPP win make regular trips -
keyport every dry, Sundays excepted leaving fost e
Murray street At So O'Clock pier g. O'Clock A. M -
returning leave keyport a, O'Clock r. NJ 4 cotiusa
band win be o board.
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FINANCIAL.

100000. - %ssa. .4. ri ,- ~ "a :,
g'ods cigars, 1c., buug., Tor oash st,cks, as<S.
moryagrs, Ac negotiated business oonbi.nttaJ an
prompt. ny IiohlfHA 90, brokers ami cotsnix~1ns
merchants lO2 hasAAu street. corner " Ann, No
e second floor.
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TI,o TiiF PUBL .-BEING CALLED UPON TO EuIku
y contract (madc some time sincel sooner than I
anticipated take this opportunity TO thank my freaAA
and the public for the liberal patronage they have b.
slowed upon the MERCURY while running TO the Banks
should another bring again before you -
h my earnest endcavor 20 administer all that lies In mS
Capt. X. YATRs.
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.pS aAn LBS. MOUNTAIN RI
@OA nEwAwD-sroLEN from my NH

ASa - ,VbSFsB cos, mostly ~drs, of ~upcri1r.lul-
i,v, tor -ar 10y Ionr PIT SAUNDERS 4 lbB4
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RGcHIYING AND ON HAM,.

a$ BBlS Spaqrt's G Su.o,.
p Is & oaaI. Clarified & Crushed %,
20 auxcs Lmt Sugar,
~ bis \. o Nolasses
l., hb3s.P K. d,,
100 bags Rio Golrc,
50 Lae,a do,
10 Prime old java do,
30 hazes Adamaninc IND sperm Candies.
Large lot # Culver, Orchard Ora, ana imnthy Seed
cal Don Is selling cheap.
a.b24t) YOUNGER & SMITH
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MEDICINES.
sPANI.M MINrukE

rUlIE GREAr PURIFIER CT THE BLOOD
Nof pdrfcie Of Merearyia II
Az IsfAtt4BrE RgMspr for Scrofio, hings Evil,
Rheumatism, Obstinate cutaneous Eruptiohs, pim'
oles or Pastule. on the Face Botches, Soils, Srnno
Sore Eyes Ring Worm OF Teter, Seald Head, In
larscmen ard PAIN 4 the Bopes Joints, stubborn
rlre,s Syphitie Dsorders. Lnmbogn. Spinal Com
plainla an'l all Discusses arising from an ialudieions
a.e OF Mercury IUprudenee ia Life or lmparty oi
the Blood
This valuable Medicine, which has bcco.ne celebrated
or the number OF extraordinary lures effected through
its agency induced the prapsetor nj the srEent e
uest of their friends offer il 10 the public whef fheA
do with the utmost conhdenes IN its virtues mi "nn
gerfn curative pro- critics. he following cefhedtea
selected iiom large number are. however. siong'i
,s.tipony than the wori OF the proportions nd
no all from gentlemen well KIM Ia their localities
and Of the highest responsibility meo OF them residing
IA the civ 81 Richmond. Va.
= BOYnEN. ESQ of the Exchange llotel, Rieh
rona knosn every where, sass he has 'een the Aedi
, ne called Carers Spanish Mixture administered ~
,v.r a hu sdred cases. Ia nearly the Diseases Tor VIII
a /. recommended, with the most astonishing good ~
4t- se say, itis the most eEtraprdIh'y medicine "
has
tom or9 Perez Great CRre-I hereby certify tint
Tor three years had Ague aud Fever Of Of the mosl go
lent description had several Physc ans took lare'
quantities 90 mime Mercury and believe all thf
fonica advertised. but AL without any permanent re
lief A. Inst ! tre1 Caneris Spanish Mixture, Nv"
bottles Of which effcriusay cured M and ! am laffi
10 say haye bad neither ohills or Fever since con
ser il the best Tonic in the world and he only mod
t,ne nat ever reached nv case. JOHN LONPDhN'
Beaver Da -, near Richmond Va
o. Il. Luck Eco now in Richmond. and for man}
-. j. he Pos, q ace hea sooh conf cnce in the "a.
g.tt,..l,.,cy Of Cnrter's Spanish Mixture, tha h,
-, ,.,,,,rd. of 40 bstties which he has give
ayiotae afflicted Mr. Luck says he has never know
ito fa when taken according Ia directions
n Il noe !, n,pc,i.ine Physicinn and formerly ~
- a., u,.I IL the civ of Richmond sHys he w.
- - ,,nrnbcr of in,tancrs tie effects Cafer
"s;, sI;x,,rc which we're npss, VA surprising. II
rs, -, n ., ,ion ,le3,.ni.pt on the Liver
H. IN. I'D .aoc,s won. .on5erf,l 4a.ie.d
s,,,I n Drntcr 81 tic ffia Of Drinkcr & No rs
g;.i,,aad ros cured II Liver Complniut of yelts
anlar bv the use Of two aaflle. Of Carter Spanish
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EOse Eak5NE'

9$ EOR iaENV.-A -eaa house near Nh
- Warren topla,,o,, win. oholr jVo ACRES IN
e,o,cd, and you'd spring wilma lIdl} yort. of lb'
dopr nos-'--.pH gwen .utu.rd.Hfeis.. AppDyl'
nru2G-dts JOHN HDILINS.
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Fishing Eacisie, &c.
A NEW NOVEL the AUTHOR
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