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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-11

.,a ton. Of feeling he's little ebecsed n some hes"
E.IIe. ,....>o, q
II Trs;chts VIC notice engagements 70 Liverpool ~
o coo bbls Flour. e. Cd. geo bbs. Lard, 25si ~
hal.s Cation lad aid; and 80 boxes Bacon, 2's'
"a O. os To Buenos Ayres, Lumber, sl9. To Havre,
, ooo bbl. Flour. 7oa7Jc. To London 1000 bsgs
ou C,ke 20. Cd The bark Maunora TO London
d.,rv with Grain at l5s., Id ships bags for $4,000
~ ,choouer Franklin to Bath from Jacksonville
I'll Iumber at slO N; and schooner out and
~ % Cieufuecos at 3sc for Sugar under deck and
A. 20 for Mola.ses-port charges paid by chsIterer.
The following il To- days busness at the office Of the
Assistant Treasurer: Paid, s35O,2@6 s7i received,
sl7o 45s TO- balance, 81 olo 3O6 49,; paid for Assay
Office, 50, 4O2 OIL paid on Disturbing Checks, s52,-
os5 70. Tie balance TO credit Of all accounts IS
ell, 46i et9 against sl2 lei o92 last Saturday 80 the
street has gained s7l6 23 the Treasury during the
week No further notices OF drafts for the payment Of
the Mexican Indemnity have been received but are
expected On Monday or Tuesday.
In relation 10 American securities the London Circu-
lar Of F. F. Satterthwaite says:
The market for American securities in London has
been firm The mail service being temporarily de-
ranged we are in possession Of such late dates as
Visual from New-York and az the next mall wall orln9
ten days later advices, operations have been held
somewhat in suspense until their receipt Attention
has ao been greatly attracted 10 home securities since
the NEGOTIATIONS for peace. We note however, very
strong demand for al the securities Of the Illinois Cen
tral Railroad. and at considerably advanced rates.
There are ,til few Erie bonds the market, espe-
cjally the Sinking Fund bonds but sellers have de-
mapded higher rates. We look for very high prices
from America in response to the late important adj
vance in COnsols."
Msssrs. Bell d Co. say;
FTbere during the week decided improvement
n tie uarketfor American seeuriies and pee. have sener
ally advanced The busness state Stocks and Bonds has Dot
been large demand has Railroad Bonds
more particularly Of The Illinois Central New crk
and Erie snd Pennsylvania Central Rsiroad Companies
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s,,,,vsr SALE OF WET Goors.-we woult

hhhnnh 800 hotel aid house, eepers generally that
sfrss GU TowIs Co, Celunei' Hall No 2sl GrAndst
s ds.r 81 sale hi. day sS ans the week an almost IA
nsst Table Coths Espkns, Towes lrsh Linen Pho~
- Sesfns Linens Toilet Quilt B,1kes &c Ihese s2S
- with tie exception Of beng wet AID are oaeied -
.r,ses ltse than cot Of importation
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IAdvertisemeoti
r,., Tyr. Avn Ean-REMOX Al

DfsFASLS
n, Fs1scrs saLrER NJ D.. NJ r. Z. 8, Lond0n ard Eain
sarr hss removed TO No l6 BOBdt where &c may
ks,se<r be onsulted from 70 u O'Clock and 70
Patient, reaurns attendance their residences WI %
yisate3 daring the Intervening hours
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BROOKE YN ITEMS.

Tgr Icg IN TIE EAST RIyEB-WALKIsG PROM
BaooxLYs 10 NEw-YoRK.-An immense mass OF zee
ed the channel Of the East River about o'clock on
Saturday evening, and stopped all communication De-
low Main street between the two cities by means OF
krry.bosss. The Catharne Ferry was exempt and
hosis crossed as usual but the Fulton Ferry was
completely bIockaded from the above hour TIL Il
q. No. on Sunday. The fery-houses on either side
were 6lled with discontented passengers, some OF
whom berated the Ferry Company soundly for not
doing what, under the circumstances, it was
perfectly impossible for them to do. About 10
O'Clock Alfred Hodges, JOIN Cole and an employee
On the Montague Ferry, deeming the ice sufficiently
compact ventured to walk across from the foot OF
Fulton street, Brooklyn. They provided themselves
with one of Francis's metallic ie-boats and under
took tie hazardous journey dragging the boat after
them, and succeeded in reaching Burng slip On the
Eew-York side, in safety. After landing they again
returned in the same manner they came, performing
the trip in about half an hour.
One Of the South Ferry boats, with the passengers
rom Greenport, started from the slip about o'clock
and succeeded in reaching Eew-York after o'clock
on Sunday morning. having been blocked in by the ice
between Governors Island and the Battery
BRooKLYR CRY MoRTALTY.-The total number Of
deaths in this city last week c. of which 81 were
males and 81 females. OF these 30 were adults and
As minors. The principal diseases We're consumption,
Group, SCARLET fever, dropsy in the head and whoopng
cough.
LEE AVENUE SABBATH ScHooL.-The Sabbath
School attached Dutch Reformed Church. Of Lee
.yenue street. which started about two
Nth small number of children has increased with wonderful
the time numbers about JVO scholars
md considered of the beet schools In the city.
InE he
ah johnson made to hold series Of boys meet
and the prominent connected with Sabbath
sehoos juvenile reformation societies invited to ad
dress the meetings
The has proved and the meetings
during been well attended The object Of the
enterprise induce all attend and TO ncunte moral and
principles into the The meeting Friday
night crowded exoess The exercises opened
of the church the Rev Mr. Holloway,
sddrsses delivered by Mr. Paee President Of the
American Sunday School Union the Rev Mr. Chidaw of Ohio
were interesting and attentvey listened to- Several Temper
anee Odes Mr. Brown OF Newly accompanied
meodeon by Mr. Hart. The proceedings throughout
were highly interesting aud closed with singing by the school,
DEATH CAUSED by TIE BITE OF DoG.-On
Friday night MI w H. Sandiod proprietor OF the pork pack
District the effects Of bite by dog About six
weeks had been fighting with another and be-
took shelter in the store In attempting to drive
him out Mr. bit upon the hand The wound
quite painful until Wednesday last when he sliced with
spasms and died on Friday night
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a.. .~,.. and covered him and he psuDder 70 toe
eseetns W.,d stssson The horse proved 70 ee
1wsn s, a. NJ A. b. Rsynobd Of Wcss FsIns TIC oASA
- sssors swat Cd ewner.
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ADVERTISEMENT
HuI A. SIRINGER's ORIGINAL DANDHLION

CorysrAre you tsoubed with Indigestion Ftuieey Coh
rfips;ion SICK kesdaehe General Deety 20 es'
"a ~. c,,r, srd Won will be relieved Be aDd Obtain
a., senane A. limitations eOat For sale a. me Oee'A
Depot, No. 679 Broadway and BY most aIn1.-'
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E.k

AsHES-The market Is without change me n1"aS are
limited .sles OF Pots al s6 50 and Pearls at 81 IS
COTTON-The Persis sdviees at hand this morning has IN
ad he buoyap feeling; but yet tho market has not
rlv onened ON III. advance been established
se r. s.s made 6oO baes at shade over our
annexed prices: -
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HOPS-The market for new quiet; prime lots
Gales to day bales lots at 6dioe for second
to prime Eastern and Western old continue dull prices alto
gether nominal.
HAY-A steady but quiet market for Timothy at 81 2 y
100 n.
IRON-only limited demand for Scotch Pig at sSSa sSf
LEAD-The market is unsettled We can learn of no sales
LIME-Rockand still continues dull prices OF both Common
LATHs-There nothing report Eastern the mar.
ke quiet and nonna last sales at 81 "a cash. and 81 80 70
LEATHERTbe sales of HemIock in our last should have
beyond the usual Saturday. business Sales of prime BuenOs
AyIes Middle z5t e2ec and Angostgrs at 24d4ilc.
steady sales Of 200 bbls 43Q45c foreign dull and
ns the receipts ample Tor the inquiry sales Of 10 hhd Cuba
NAVAL sToREs-sPiHts TPenle ha, been more inquired
after to-day and the downward tendency arrested sales
90 bbs e cash and &c az 10 and IS days Crude is
held firmly and learn that the shipments progress only
to the Of 100 bb London which two thirds are
from first hands Common Rosn is without movement
On White 400 bbs No sold at 90 2iG $275 Dbl Tar is
OILs-No wholesale trsnsactons in English Lnseed.
Of the European news calculated 10 operations tor
the present Sales from Store a. &c. Crude Whale remains
inactive Refined IL fair request and the stock here bec0m
ing reduced Sales Winter Beached at ssasS time. Crude
Sperm steady al 81 80 cash at which the last sale
made Lard and Rcd very quet prices have undergone
PKOyIsIoNs-Ther is less inquiry Pork aud mar
ket quite heavy and rather easei the sales go bb
6 Tor Meas nd IL for Prime Beef without activity aud
bee'y sales Of 100 bbls at s9a S9b tor Country Prime
SCQ III for do Mess 80 for repaeked Western
and 5G 10 Tor extra Prme Aess Is held vita greater firm
ness ct Slyd 80 Beet Hams are hrm but quiet at
Bacon and wanted al " Otc. Cut Meats sd
aLd heavy saes Of % hhd and ts a. Tor Shoulders
Lard dull and lower under the sales Of 40 tcs and
bbls at Qloc good prime Butter is ia limited de-
lsQc Ohio aud 5Q7c. for State Cheese in
limited request at g0llc.
RICE-fhe demand trivial and prices tend downward the
receipts sr and stock ACCOMPLISHING sales OF 100 cs at 1t
u !c., a. 20 quality
SUGARS-The receipts Of crop Cuba liberal
ana the stock, with light demsud is accommodating. New
Orleans is Ern but quiet ell other descriptions The
ssles not worth mentioning.
sEEbs-A limited bushes. doing in Clover l2s for Ter
sey. Timothy steady al IS ga 1891 bush Rough Flax
II / HU 0ara fg rlgEf a = u N = luhn
WHALEBONE-The market is quiet, with sales OF 100 d
inferior Arctic al 47c cash, for home use.
WHISKY-The market is easier, and the demand light
sses Of 20 bb &c for jersey 32c for Ohio aud 3c
Prison.
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Markets. ReDoyte4 Bv Telegraph


PROVIDENCE Feb 9-COTToN in active demand az full and
advancing prices. WooLThe market is firm and the advance
fully sussiued sales f., the week, 1900 b. PRINTING
lLoIhsMaIket active aud prces i'm; saea 81 20 piece.
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iAdversiseneu'.J

BY reference to our advertising columns :. W.,
\. zee. ,hs. the spiend,d property he sav Bow 5
., W. C. wADDELL, esq viii 10 ''ia - So.
i,st.nt The considered the choice TF'ie''' 81
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Included in the imports OF the week are Coffee
s24,lOO; Opium, sl3,7OOi Fish, $4,000 Hatters'
Goods, ca, 5oO Hemp, e47,3CO; Hides, sl7s, 800;
Iron, Sos, 200; Copper, $4,000 Tin Plates, s4,5oo;
Sugar, slo2, 500; Tea, slcO,9oO.
The Exports of the week were sl,sls,ll against
sll2s,34s They would have been much larger but
for the difficulty of moving Lighter, &C. Among the
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BY telegraph.

BOSTON Feb lO-Schr. Flash, Of Plymouth, arr .. "a
rsun Cove today from Jscmel. Experienced very hse'
weather AID entirely cut Of provisions for bTe days
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uary have been: ,.,,
Total entered AT the port. i40265 Sss19ft sSn2s9
Total thrown market. H,6247s2 s,2s46s l5sH,ss5
Although larger than last, the imports are yet smaller
than for the previous year
The following Is comparative statement Of the
value Of certain exports from the of the
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krw.Yosx cLAsslFIcArIoys

COFFFF-The market has assumed a hrmer feeling on
sdysng The sale Of 10000 bagsprces t. hsheri quotation
Tor Prime c the business has been large and prices
close buoyant; sales of 30 bags Rio At III 8l2 The stock
nov reduced TO bags; sales also Of $50 bags haacabo
FisHA good business tanspirsd from store at full prices
No vessels made their appearance from the aud
sales thereby retarded Sales Of 5o otis Dry Goa az ~ %
asa 90 ,.., MA -. -oo
hebo1es and 900 quarters Bunch .. former pces and by
auction ISL boxes Layers ~ SD 57 zoo boxes Bach
al pa As ECO half do. az 60GSOc and 100 quarter do
80 50 50 selected Western. Dried Fruits quiet ou
FLOUR AND MEAL-Our market for Western and State
Flour very quiet Owing 10 the late hour a. which the fe
adyces Of the steamer arc more favorable than many an
tjcipated The trade have arngy usual at the
Close Of the week Tss receipts are gSs sG sss H
good State aud uperne Mchsmi 81 62e$7 gt Tor e1tr,
State and Michigan; 81 75d 20 M for supefne ladiana and
Upper LAi 81 for low grade; Of o1 d hpeInne
Canadian Flour very quet holders generally are not Dis
posed sell sales of $50 bb IN lots at $50 10 for comaon
10 bands Southern Flour is drmer the receipts
trivial the demsnd good for shipment an the home trade
brands baltimore city Mills. Alexandra aud Howard
street." and 8 $50 10 81. for ayore fancy and extra
Corn Meal is dull at rs s74 for Jersey.
GRAlN-Holders Of Wheat are hrmer, the private ad-
trash" called Flour. We hear Of sales Rye quiet
81 ga 81 80 Barley neglected and is nominal at 81 10
rs Oss are IN large supply aud very dull a. ild c for
very qse the demand only small lots for the local trade
hold % for further abatement prices at the close
7sdSCc or round Yellow 83asIc for southern and Western
mixed and sSde5c for Southern white and yellow.
HIDES-Hoders eynce much hrmness and stock Is very
moderate for the The stocks in the nehborng cities
aso light last sales Of BuenOs Ayrss al DC, aud Rio
Grande isle The stock on hand 90 800 including l. GOO
Buenos Aes $500 Rio Gfsnde 1900 Angosura 800 Porto
Cabello 800 San Juan 600 Chsues, 2Oo0 Mexican $500
Marscabo and $50 West India aud Southern statsmsnt Of
boring porte during the month OF January 1855 and 1856
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NJ, $500 % Ecb i955 SO 7j
The exports of specie from this port for the week
ending this day and for the year 1885, thus far, were
az foows:
Africa Liverpool L. g Mint gold bars. PIG 6 u
sos,sbir Arn Lyerpoo Aliforna gold COIN 5000 90
s,esTsbip Afnca LIVERPOOL 1850 90
s,e.wsbin Fulton Hayre gold bars........ 1850 90
stssrsbiI Fulton HAVE American goId..... 1900 90
Total for the week III IS
Previously 1888 %
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United stste.e 2 cents 1868
Alabama + Cent Sterling Bonds ~ q 81
Maryland p Cent Sterling BOnds .;..............@
Mssssppi Y Cent Pl Bk Bonds, lS47l...... - "a -
Msssppe T. Cent Union Bank Bonds ..''''''..'. 10
MA Cent Cent as S, ; 20 q 81
Virginia /, Cent ste1ns Bonds, 1893 50 IS
Virginia y Cent Bonds, H35.................s % 10
Boston ~ Cent Bonds: iyers......'........'' @9z
Montreal q Cent? 1856 80 q -
New.OIeus y Cent stock 1853. .............. n y
Hi1O Contra RI Cent fTeoland Bond. 1850. q 3.
Michigan Central y Cent, 1860. 81 -
New.YOrk Central p Cent tcOnyeribel lSSi.. 2, %
kewYOrk Central 2 Cent mot con- 1898 81 ,S5
New YORK ana Enc Cent Convertible IS n
Panama Y Cent Let MTG not con- So Bds 1859 % -
Panama y Centlf Mtgs Sterling, ls4....'... - a -
Penu,yl ysnis Central p Cent let Mortgage, COW -
till l8oc-lsso "
The Circular of Messrs. Barring is favorable. Il
says:
AMERICAN srocxs-The quotations have assumed more
busineste appearance and with some re7' o. aenana iof
investment, the expeditions OF holders OF oate so anu
Railway securities have risen. In City stocks we cannot note
Sellers Of Alabama A. cent Sterling Bonds 81. Some
decline have taten piece IN Csos cent boTas o. sV
No Massachusetts Sterling the market shove would be
given MY n9 os of of ne et H oG BE Bayo @
Pennsyvsna 49, and for the Bonds at st9oA foI
sellers Tennessee p cent Dollar Stock offered 81 Viz
GINA = cent Dollar have been offered at 81; no Sterling
Bonds placed 7s Canada 4 cent Sterling Bonds in de-
been done in Illinois Central Railroad Bonds At n IN Freeland
t82; in Newly ork Central at 81 Sinking Fund Bonds az
80; in (8s9) cent Bonds at 81; in do sttl a.
in Peunylvana Central LIST mortgage, a. 30 IN tTand
Trunk Of Shares $40 and 50 discount "a discount
now asked; Grand Trunk Debentures &c.
The Champion Of the Seas, from Australia had ar
rived, with 900 Of gold, worth over ,OOO
coo. There was still demand for gold from the con-
tncnt The Bank shows but little change OF bullion
The returns for the week ending the 10Th of January
give the following results when compared with the
previous week .-
Pebble S3SBd iLeease~'A .iy'oHo
Other IS 2.2S Decrease. 45),iSJ
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SfJo5,<lS lnereass. oifJ
On the other side of the account;
Govern Securities. SIS 28 546 Increase tSlf ~
Other SecuIitiee........ l6,e5Io6 DecIease.. -
Notes uneipuoysd ......... 493aO Increase. II, l91
The amount of notes in circulation s 4ls 37O,67o
being decrease Of f26 1875; and the stock of bullion
in both departments is lO,425,3l2 showing an in
crease of s. 46l when compared with the preceding
return.
Consols show an advance Of about 2 cent, but
had been higher
The following table VIII show the fluctuations since
the 18th inst.
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uELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATE


tOmDOund Fluid Extract SarSaDarjIIa.
- - e.. 1, =,
fOL i Wy3W2 We D!0o"' AtHoCH"9 Il"
Diseases .4rt$'"g from EEcrss J
Merc'ry' E2pos"re H"a I"rPF"dc"c'
4" |ye' cHfon'c C0"S('f"f''"of ms
e@&e' @'tSI"S Jrom "'' L"lP"re sue y
NE hFoo@' az" IRE o','y re''"@Ie IN"
Uecl"0t hHG'SH Tsne"Y J0' me c'"t
OF ScTOtUia, SAT- Rh"Un!. SCN'd H"0G
GIceruisOnS of The Thi00i G,tH lee.
Pains goJ c.WVos Of The Bones.
ly.ot,or p;,,nJoo ~, Inc Eaco mai oU
Soak, E,,nnt;ono oc the rk;,,
'"'J ~ ", '''''
his article Is now prescribed 10y some OF 'h'
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General Debility. I'll Health.

Many Of the most dcspo,ic Governments have
opened their Custom Houses to the Introduction
these Pills, that they may become the medicine
u the masses. Learned Colleges admit that
this medicine is the best remedy ever known
for persons Of delicate health, or where the sys-
TEN has been imPaired, as its nysorating pro-
ucrties ncNcr fail 10 nInrL relief
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-09
Female Complaints.

No Female, young or old, should be without
this celebrated medicine il correctS and regu-
lates the monthly courses ct all periods, acting
in many cases Ike charm. 1t Is also the best
and safest medicine that can be given to chill
dren of all ages, and for any complaint; consc-
quently no family should be without IT,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-09

These famous Pills are expressly combined to
operate Oh the stomach. tic liver, tie h,Juc $,
the lungs, tie skin, aud the bowels, correcting
any arrangement ia lh,ir functions, purify iag
the blood Tie very fountain Of life. anu thus GU.
wing disease In u. IL L.c..s.
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H0LL0WAI'S PILLS !
WHY ARE WE SICK?

TT has been the lot Of tie human race TO be
L weighed down by disease and suffering.
HOLLOU.4YS PILLS are specially adapted
to the relicfof the IEE.9h. the ,NERFOUS, the
DELICATE, and the LNFIRI, oil all cline,
ages, sexes, and constitutions. Professor iloi-
loway personally superintcuds the manulacture
his medicines in tie United States and cfcrs
them TO a free and enlightened people a, he
trcmedy the world ever san Tor the reGto-
Of disease.
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Constitutional Debility,

hlought on by selt-abuse, a most terrible disease
which has brought thousands OF The human race
10 unli!ncIy graves thus blasting The brilliant
hopes Of parents, and bghliug in the bud the
glorious ambition OF many noble youth, ca"
be cured by this
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FANCY AND WHITE GOODS.

In tins department may be found everything
hat Is new. Em5roder'es Of every description
such as collars, cuffs, sleeves, and handker-
chiefs, SWISS and jlckoncls, eigns and insert
'1g-. null, ua,nsOok, swiss and jackonel mus.
Inns honne. Ubous OF every variety, head dres.
>es, black blue, and brown dotted wells, mode
anlIaue. elasL-c. and N rocco belis
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'Yhe Ladies Department

Embraces every variety Of plain and fancy oil
wool DE Iains( new styles. NoGe Antique Cash
meres plain and lrncy, Enc iish and French Me-
'laoes, plain and fancy yelves, Debaize, plain
and fancy dress siIas, AIpacas, Cloth Taimas
and CIonks, tall and wnler Shawls, ginghams,
ca icoes, &c. MORNING GOODS, largo
sdpPly embracing every hing that is desirable
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1ontcnt Mlr0ilincs.

Shallenbcrgers Fever and Ague AntIdole
Swaim's Panacea, Hootlaod'r German Bders
Frey 5 Vcrmiiuse, DavI, \ NjI!eI's Nermi'nse
Jasncs' PANTY Medicines. Ayers Cherry Pee
tors and Purgaliye Pills Wright, Indian Veg
eta6le Pills, Carriers Spanish Mixture, Sell
ger, ENpcrlent Compound Sy,op of Wild Cher
nv, Extract OF Buchu Henry ; uyigoratiua Cor
dial, VI rse snyigoratinS Cordial, Cod Liyer
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The Greatest Remedy Ever Known.

II is medicine perfectly pleasant in lis TASTE
md very inngcenr IN It's action, an yet 90 thr.
r-usl ma: Il ANNlHILATES EVERY PAR
TlGhG Of the ranl, aud poisonous virus OF thr'
dreadful disease and unlike other remedies, ii
does not dry up Inc disease IN the blood.
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n o V T. T. $ .

7 HAVE just received some valuable novels
| amorg which will enumerae the following:
High life in New York, by Jonathan Slick {;
Captain Canol, or Twenty years in Africa ;
Leather Stockings aud silk, Story Of the Val
lev of Virginia len Nights in a Bar Room and
" hat | Saw There Eventde, by Efiie Alton :;
Lost HeresS, by Mrs. Souhworh TotemwelI :;
Virginia Comedian. OF old days in the old Do
mnion The Dodd Family Planter Northern
Bride Heir of Selwood Eastwood Priory :;
HiIdred Haunted Shadow Muh q Metre {:
Country NeighborS Masonic Offering; Sec
ond Love; Don Sebastian; Arabian Nights En-.
tertainmeul: Diary of Ply -icIan in California
or Land Of Promise Black BeSs; Jack and his
Bride Belle of the Bowery Donoley and
Daughter The Image of his Father New
York by Gas Light; A man in search of a
Wife The Maid of the Sarnac Female Blue.
beard or the Woman with many Husbands !;
Ty burn Tree; The beautiful Cigar Girl; Clip
sew Bess; Julia Mansfield Orphan Seamslfess ;
Virgin Qneen for sale by
Nov 10 E. e. WILLIAMS.
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DRUGS & MEDICINES.

THE undersigned has just opened full sup
l. ply of choice and well selected stock of
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, DyrstufS,
SC, among which will be found Quinioc, Sui
phatc Cenchonea, Chenod,ne, Campho', Alco-
ho!, Swaine's Panacea Cod Liver Oil, Liasced
Oil, Pure White Lead, B'own's Essence GIN
ger, Citrate Potash, Iodine, Corrosive Sublmate.
Spirits Haftshorn, Mace, Cloves, Ginger, Nut
mcgs, Long Pepper, Black Pepper, AlisPice,
Caiomel, Blue Mass Opium, Carers Spanish
Mixture, Sweet Marjory, Corander seed, Chalk
Balls, Lily White, Almond Soap, Browns
Windsor soap, Indeijole Ink, Extract Log
Wood, Sweet Oil, Castor Oil, Putty, Arrow
Root, Hops, Starch. and al! articles kept III a
Drug store. Lz9 With the hope Of receiving
a share of public patronage, pledge my best
exertious to reEdeg general satisfaction.
CHfRLES HARPER, agent .
October l3, 1888.