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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


MONDAY, July 2i-6 p. n
Their was very dull market at the first board to-
day. : lie entire transactions were hardly equal, in
amount TO those Of second board in active times.
The sales of all stocks do not sum up more than five
thousand shares, and we have known more than
double that quantity of leading stock to be sold
at the morning board within the past sixty days. The
hot weather has driven many operators into the
country, which may account for part Of the mac
tvity. During the past sixty ninety days stocks
have been accommodating in the hands Of operators
for rise, at steadily advancing prices for certain
classes. So long As these purchases were going on
so long prices were maintained and in some an ad
vance created; but whenever an attempt was made
to realize the advance in market value, prices ran
rapidly down. and the supply Of stock had to be
withdrawn to prevent sacrifices. The buying
has all been among the brokers' Outsiders
have not taken hold to any extent, and
there are no indications Of demand from that
source. AT the first board to-day, New York Cen
tral Railroad advanced per cent Panama Railroad
4. Michigan Southern sold at 92., dividend of 5 per
cent payable on the lst of August, of This is
eqsal to e7s per cent, being an advance of per
cent on Saturdays prices. Illinois Central Railroad
stock is gradually settling down. The advance was
too rapid to be sustained. The issue of new class
of bonds has doubtless had an unfavorabe effect.
The Company has merely anti ;ipated the assessment
upon the privilege stock, to supply the means to
complete the Chicago branch 1t insures q more
speedy completion Of the entire line, and affords
greater facilities for traffic. The company will be
compelled to make sacrifices to do this, but its bust
is increasing rapidly that the result will jos
tify the additional expense. As soon as advices
reach Europe Of the advance in the market value in
both bondsand stock Of this company, we have no
doubt and larger osders viii be sent out to pur-
chase at the current price. whatever it may be.
After the adjournment of the board, the following
sales Of bonds and stocks were made at auction by
Albert II. Nicolay:-
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had falleu I354-t5 The traffic Oh nearly all rail
way lines Is greatly on the increase-showng both
tvy In trade and satisfactory condition OF the Of
the populsison.
The consumption OF textile fabrics as FAR az regards the
home trade vii. IN al prohab nty receive great m.
pulse from causes stated above, prices NOT unduy
interered with ~ speculation, the raw material partcu
larry wool. being very high In June year. ,ecua
ton d. owe Up the price Of cotton TO higher por even
than IL IS now notwithstanding the Russian war bit il
could not be maintained while cotton under existing cir
cumstsnces no.w Outstanding larger supply viii proba
biz be uphold.
We have here with the pleasure Of laying before our
friends our usual half yearly statement Of the exports of
textile fsbrcs and are glad to Say that our tables show
in the total exports Of cotton fabrics,
pared with the same period OF last year. a. fo,lows
Total increase " yarns ID coo 900 lbs weight
plan cal,coes. 50, 0Oo, 900 yards.
printed and dyed. ia, 0O0, 900 yards.
To show the Importance Of trade with the United
States OF America IN practical manner is at the present
are all state that there has been an reaced trade
carried with brethren on the other side OF the
Atlantic compared with the six months of 1856 almost
every article OF textile fabric. We give the following de
tails which the accounts now made out by the Board
OF Trade do not show, the total exports ony being
Increase in the above period the United States
OF America-Cottou goods % 500 OOo yards plain cali
COO yards nens Increase in the above period
the United states OF America wooen and worsted goods
il value E530. $50
The following table Of specie shipments from
London by the Peninsular and Oriental Company's
steamer Empire. from Southampton on the 5th Of
July, viii give pretty good idea of where the
bulk Of the demand for bullion for export comes
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debtedness and complete the equipment. &C., of the
road. II he bonds not to be sold at less than par.
The receipts Of the year were about $3.50 900. and
the expenses sos 900.
The annexed statement exhibits the average daily
movements in the leading depar ments Of the banks
OF this city during the week preceding Saturday
Ink
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Surplus earning for 1855. $50 ~
This statement, however, is based on the business
Of the last year. and may be much below the actual
receipts For several years past-and indeed every
year since the road was put in operation-the in
crease in revenue has been about $500 900. Last
wear the receipts from coal we're $4l0277 o. l2A
per cent over the previous year; on merchandise,
$94 ,224 50, or Al per cent Increases and passen
gers, $29,5s3 IS, or IL per cent over 1865. With
these facts before rs, and with the certainty that
the position Of the road with its connections places
II beyond competitor, we must at once realize its
value At fair estimate of the business Of the road
for 1856, we cannot recognize less than t45OO,OO0
a. the gross receipts.
The annual meeting Of the Penotscot and Kenne.
bee Railroad was held at Bangor on the Sth inst.
The cost OF the road TO the 3lst Of May including
equipment, was stated at 81 ,723 4Os 81, to which il
added an estimated further expenditure Of ses 81,
making total Of sl,7se27e 81. The liabilities Of
the company are
Funded debi.... ia 600
Floating debt. 2l9,0ss
Total 81 I5J, OSI
The road has been in operation since September |.
Since then
The earnings or the road from all sources
amount ,TO3 o5
The running expenses. 1854 40
In regard to the payment OF the floating debt the
a.
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The amount received for the year ending June 90
1854 was - 55s 3t7, about 81 per more than
the last fiscal year.
tSyt 77e eUzens of Mlvauke have voted IN fsvor 20
'sSE tanns the Beioh Railroad Company hundred
thousand dollar. or about l. 900 votes cast, only
t42sa4ai 100 were opposed TO the measure.
TIE annual meeting n The North Carolns Rail
.1Ss o. q road vas bes Raleigh Thursday aud Friday
s,o2ee % lie Amory ,he resolutions adopted o..
r'y,pas--Avias o. coupon bonds q iae cotgoa-t
-. !. L.r =. II :. ,sr,rSVyi ~ ssl :. 80 -
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In regard to the payment OF the floating debt, the
foIlovinu vote was passed.

Voted That the directors be authorized ard requested
10 oer the stockholders OF the company tho remaining
second mortgage bonds heretofore lssued (amountng 10
800 OcO) Mud that ther be further instructed 10 issue
and oer bonds payable in stock OF the company
ney a. the Purchaser may elect, fifteen years with
coupons for interest attached, payable sem annually,
sufficient 10 qudaie the floating debt of the company
but not TO the of $500 600 10 be paid for
the following manner 90 wit One half In the stock OF
The company al e par value and the remaining half In
money.
II was subsequently voted that the directors be in.
structed not to eel the second mortgage bonds at
Ices than rs per cent
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Tie quarterly statement OF The New Jersey banks
for the three months ending July l, in comparison
With the April statement shows an increase in CAPT.
tai Of 1886 053; specie, s7l,ioo -; real estate,
1877 90, aud decrease In circulation OF 81 49,.
$50 IA; deposits, s4l3 s55 81; discounts s3ls,l75
Cs. The lead 5g otals compare az follows
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The fonovn Is comparative statement Of the
condition Of the Bank OF the State Of Missouri and
is branches on The lst Of June, 1855 and lsi6:--
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The London Herald OF the 4th instant says the
above statement shows that the amount Of the pre-
cious metals to be exported to the East tomorrow
is extraordinarily large, and consists of f42 525 in
gold, and ,797 in silver. It is quite possible
that this large shipment Of specie and bullion has
not been without influence in determining the direc
tors of the Bank Of England to postpone till q
future day the reduction of the rate Of interest.
The earnings of the Macon and Western Railroad
for June, were ST., 5O4. against $l8,s6s for June
last year. The earnings from
LIST January to LIST July were. $l59, $50
same time last year. 1853, 544
Increase in 1855 $3.50
The cos. of the Reading Railroad, including its
wharyes, depots workshops, stocks in other roads,
and liabilities Of every description is so 0O4 $50 IL,
of which SIC, $50 1897 is in stock. The balance,
amounting to S. ll4,ls3 49, Large portion of which
is carried at per cent is the amount to be provided
for from the earnings of the company. During the
six months of the present year. ending on the LIST of
june Notwithstanding the total cessation of business
for nearly three months in the winter, and the
want Of funds on the part Of dealers to fur
nlsh orders in the early part Of the season,
the net earnings of the road were $4,000 over
the interest on the debt, and a dividend of
per cent on the stock Of the company. Up to the
Sd of the present month the deficiency in the ton
mage was reduced to 900 tons and at the present
weekly average the entire tonnage Of 1855 will be
exceeded about 900 tons. But as the capacity Of
the machinery is over 1900 tons per week more,
and from the increase the outside business it Is
certain the gross receipts will be greater in 1885,
Taking, however the gross receipts of 1866 as the
business of 1885, the following viii be the result
Cost OF road az aDove.. SlS009 IeO ~
Decuct capitalstocx lo,oos,ssI w
Total funded DEBT, 6c.......-....... $s,ll}ioo ~
The gross receipts 1855 amounted 32l 1893 50
Expenses in 1855 (but this year
Eesa) 81 StV,fVJ 40
Interest on bonds, &c, at
per cent.................. SOY ~
Dividend on stock, l. per cent 1,306, ,ea "a
- 3,734, 06s IS
Excess net earnings. $1S1,13T IS
Bot, as the expenses Of 1855 were augment
ed by the pay ment of interest on the convert
ed bonds, and other charges not again recur-
ring. the following items may be added to the
above exceSsess-
Interest on over 81 600 600 bonds $50 go 90
Construction account. ............. 6l2T6 81
223, 7s3 "a
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The cash duties received at the New Orleans Gus
tom House for the year ending June 30 were as
follows
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koSDav July 2l-6PM
A.tfs-N.rtei aulet AL rrce unchanged
.h fsrf7s - Ioll oi"eei ttm lud bgny INT ~
&C 40 " svsx ~1.. A. a.s..a 1884,, ~. .,vssa
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A gCrO fsFPTCAr HOTEL. HAMILTON. GA
n Wfst-gfhs ucw an eleE-ni hotei-the largest N
X fte hfaf % f.ke Orfar5 srf r,r.y 'hreo mil
Narae falis On the great western Esitrosf, " cps|
s.'Un "a travchern, whose patron foe NJ pr1fr|
ST .fI rfs lfa4.t Steamers 'raVs T.. F 4
-, - -, .s.s :. 10, s,ey, y, :, So
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AGsTRIsoNIAI.--A GENTLEMAN OF srAsprN m
N scciey end q repu'aon DESIRES 70 MAKE The iu -
aNtp LADY beigeen twenty FIVE snf thufy villa geN -
marnOp, -he mus he possessed q compe,en y tl4 y.
nia he ~ oson No infricw is fesrei un1 bl 40.
500 mutually ~ 3Hrt q fNceft'E 91fn4w fl# fs
r.grt aNay 81 AXE ~. t@at3 "a Y
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The increase IN discounts u the most uniav0rabIe
feature in these returns II viii be seen that the
aggregate amounts to nearly one hundred and eleven
millions Of dollars. Last year at this time with
more specie in bond, the discount line was nearly
twelve millions less. The increase In deposits is
satisfactory and encouraging, butt there must soon
be turning point in the line Of loans The increase
in specie Is small considering the extent of the re-
ceipts
The Illinois State Journal has the following an
nouncement relative to the Chicago, Alton and st.
Louis Railroad Company
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MUSICAL AVID DANCING,

A FRENCH LADY, SPEAKING ENGLISH WISH
N teach French and music, in a private family, or
lady's maid. Apply s,6s Greenwich a.
A SPLENDID ROSEWOOD PTANOFORrE
"A warranted by one Of the beat makers 10 Nev Yo
: but two months since viii be sold for t,Te the
= obliged 10 leave the city Can be seen a, l02 h sire
Cth avenue.
N(FY ODFOE.-A OCTAVE PrANOrORTJ
M melodeo,, Csihari Needhsm, mskers. cost
wear ago fl60 cash VIII be sold ri very great rcducl
swner having further for Il. Please call OF AID
WEBER, i03 West Broadway.
DIANoFoRTE, AT PRIVATE sArE-wAPR|
III good and Of an excellent tone. goatherners vi
good instrument viii please CAR 4 62 Rroorne street.
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llATRTNoNrAr.-I Will. UPON THE RECEIPT or
NJ twenty eve cents send any person nm delneaion
their character By their handwriting laddre sufcsntl
Address with return postage. ME Eme vned ~
Por once New York
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MATnIMONIAI.

A YOUNG WIDOW LADY, or REFINEMENT AND
prepossesslng appearance and Of kind aectionae
disposition but without fortune wishes 10 form the acluant
ance Of gentleman with view 10 marimony--one whose
feelings would be congcnal with her Address for one
week, Amanda Union square Post Office
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MN rassss
n ii 4 III, "A

h IL Ei.A asIs, 81 18
(siiy I'LL 0s eans, n7ll, of March 1856 58
xa sTRAET pfsan linige sIhe General Council
Z 81 lhe Efysaf New nfeaus, enli He'd Y ofdifs-
ang aress carts, ec, pprosed s n Tune,
ila 81 Ii ssytaey oslas That from and ateri
Or this arlifanee, aha lasy fa drag
and and Teteive
loE all proauce, and oher obeels
i6aded. transported and nloadea within The limits OF
ss8cily EeIsevefy lead I'M AL
Not exceeding in distance ave res stl els
do \, M 5ctss
sxeeedifg to3 5s "a WI VI d.. .ss ..3 cls,
Any eaTlinan char more than The
above faies shall liable 10 10, recoverable
from such Of Nj nsT of sshe dray
Sgf zs8s $
aEtsd pttsn de soelss dennance, il
Sesa eFTfiis aux eondGc da charrees
n de tous prod s narchan.
8Ises trss obiats dams les limites de Ia
tont voyage une distance n'eKcedant pas six
n asts 3u cents.
e q Hats " Iexesdait pas ~ e.s. cents
Be t2aiets tasfeIcedant pas flets. cents
" os LETS pas IA cents.
DC RI lles etaas des piastre
Z Font sonduc oR #aescherretie au deman-
deEa les pFlx ei.dessus passible dune
aIasndes ia dudii conductor de dray
an as charTeste gu du d dTay gu de ID
Il dite charIete. 8s5aS
Signed FREn BUS son,
President.
ASpfss 'sss 81 = 1ahs, IN sssr. raEnEr,
true exsraet 81 y. .IFyyIs, sec'ty.
mas st0t $&
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Hope HALL, M. % sT. oHARLEs
MUSIC TEACHING,

s.Ns14 INSTRUCTION LIN, VOCAL MUSIC
&Rh THOMAS MARTIN, Of the oldest instructors in
SsGy this city will give Lessons in this accomplishment to
Ladies or Gentlemen His ability is too well known to
pg- Orders left with P. wERLEIN, No. Camp street,
will meet with prompt attention ~ o9tf :
rasSsssss Mrs. CAMPBELL, TEACHER OF MUSIC,
&Es=55s5a gives LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR
her residence No. q Constance street. and also at
G1hhR Mo- 80 Hevia street, R3sTerms-$5 per month"; or
twelve lessons RLECTURES at q Constance street
week felO "
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WLNER's CANADIAN VERNnFUGE..-;A
yond the shadow Of doubt by the experience testimony Of
s most eminent more Than m Of The
ind thousands Of children die annually from those Diseases when
he either not known attributed TO something else
remedies for Worms but experience has proved them all more
oi iea H r. o
wherever they have existed This supported by the
,Gsteg 81 ene pss e h and feSpeeoi' 'au
WiSShs $SEhy y $#E% S WARRANTED
any Some 81 he symptoms which indicate The existence
pale Of eden coor and snsed wh usss the
Itching in nostrs which causes the pheni pick
the sleep n disturbed the patient often awakening in greet
.ie exceedingly irregular being sometimes soracious, others
fesele and IL some instances dspavs .,a.5 hut #
WNNR iis 'Vfs e iS
MEDICAL EVIDENCE. d. o,. .,.=,.
We the undersigned having frequently admnlstered med-
wi NE Is Ei e s,Ss
Gent remedy for the expulsion Of Worms f9p the n'snei
Lesnee Of the 3 G. # s1 w. Dd il 1iss5s Etc.
:" Member of the R. Q, Of Surgeons in London, etc.
FROM THE nEy FLANAGAN or gA y as. :aSas;
vermfnse and with the most happy results. my fam,
y and which has come to my the OK
muge and here prefers l. to og G as Rss
are certain and children sSks more s "hc Is see
po July s4 Is Is5 giving JOHN FLANAGAN
vERMiFI GE This medicine simple vegetable p,ePafns;
o always be administered with perfect safety ana
Seaaqssfe patent aS 10 sf hes aAo
aedcy this nfallible remedy Warranted in all cases
nd &holssas prusEs Hamilton oana,la Vest 49,. hv
Sold wholesale an" Wi PFlsss
fsssly ISL and q Ghaffes stresf: New Orleans, Is
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, .
Parish of Orleans City of New OrleausS
Be remembered that the 18th March 1856 before me-
subscriber the Peace in and for city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. p Jan
yie Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company of
Orleans who being duly sworn according law,
say, that the above just true
correct transcript the books of the said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. P. JANVIER, Secretary
Sworn subscribed before this 18th day Of
1856. G. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace the Parish of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay Six per
the scrip certificates of 1856 payable and after the
second Monday Of May and have declared scrip dvi
dend of Twenty per cent the net earned premiums of
year for which certificates will be issued after
the Of June and they have reserved the balance
of the profits of the ending 18th March, 1856
pending but unadjusted claims against the Company.
The Company continue to insure against the pers Of the
and rivers and loss and damage by fe at the Of
premium.
Office building, of Camp Natchez
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
a. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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sGOatPTK0 hER'af 0EFIYE,l Ii
City of New Orleans j, 1855
Resaipea, That the
authorised and required stand
Eertissnens la Ehe ofefsl that in scebTs9ee
witch the ninth rdinanesF MAJ
Hgrchsg; 1850, the go1nc viii not pay any
tina gtty uness under authority 0Eaaf
the ordnance with the
S&eIesrea so SgnsdI 5sB| III. H.. ss
Y psesdsnt board! of Assistant Aadai1nssf
S4Ss Signed 8SS88 H. H. n AG =
n i{snt Board 0f ldarnls5ss
Approved priIs sss5,
s$5 signed ltst Ia III sgoF.
Ths sttsatorlof ths sis sity and Of The
g%s 5ss DE- RI
q sAylgtf u orIeanT
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A BTrA NATEEes.-TiIE, WATERS OF, THESE GEL
it s. St. H ssfh Ii m 81
Ss s Ed"sy
e GGa ss S s In %H%R bse pfS
chronic oheFwse) viii afford immedias relief and effect
Ss% Rs as and diet sb n /. Boo sHta
from one Of the numerous certificates n. on hand os,
This is to certify that was in very bad state Of health and
Sn S 5 o M
for FOUND RELIEF then had recourse 10
c Ca 1o' s. bo liz se
from hs bsa aS oad vse entirely
eved my snsrings (Which very in about four
w woaGi aca Myself SS duty AFFLICTED the
os es % % tho sSa a as
4i'"S '-' -''-'' ''' s'''N's' H. MAcsHANE.
This serises that Mr. H Macshsne under treatment in
eranged urinary secre,ions from which he suffered
clans OF the house but lie received material benefit
'''4' 7. G. BOYER, House Physician,
gepe5.l !; /. lewis, Hon; J.. i. Caldwell,
f fsss W & S9Iis3y Esq B. Mss6sSicR
!Ss level Esq., III, pr. Por,s;r etc. etc -,
the direction of competent Manager. ,no,r,.,,
| ORLEANS STEAM MlLLs-oFFIcE. y Poy.
forms ha public keeps constantly hand full supply
| of
4 FRESH GROUND AND UEdRoURD
| Cornmeal Coffee, Faxseed
4 Hominy, Pepper, s4 MusRrd
I t3rits, Ginger, oiCake,
Cracked GoEn Alspice, Wheat Flour
Hay, Cinnamon, Rye
| Cora, Gloves Rice do
Oats Mace, Dyspepsia do
| Bran NutneGs, Bnckwheat do
Coffee Roasted and Ground lowest city prices.
| Jazz I'm n. G.. HERWI3,
EuSHING sEINEs.-AN ASSORTMENT OF CHOICE
&sSoed from 10 50 fah0ms: also choice lot
OF BAMBOO RODS, in store and 10 arrive, for sale by
| AeCVTCuQSi HOWELL Il CO.,
m2 tmoSW IS Camp sssests
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DRUGS AND NI.E DI C INES

GOD ME DICIN Iss EsrIMATED THAT
oe ness 3 5,r hs sSs
ss Ii dsssS @ GsE
%sS isssss "
sd Egs5y nSay NEEDS pore Purge eSd
s ssFss 5Ssf sa
sss Oh 81. as sssy T. ,ss
from @ q. 9f 1,s s
sisS u ssS 's
ssans sSsw ss Fa Y
ss sss
ailments such pmples q the faye Worms,
plains Witch aPaFgstive Remedy = CON-
neshboIs and y9ur {, ~ 49, :
Prepared by Dr. j. o. AVER, Chemist Lowell Mass. and
fsS BtfF sys5y
r. "A. FATINEsToCHx's vERnI1FUGE ought
%. be in family where there children they
@
H. + affords spss 10th, The sf s1psn
SO frequent in children. .M
Messrs B. A. Fahnestock 4 CO., Pittsbug, Pa;
] as s 1 Hss% e tE s yss s
. have q. e known medicine universally and
sSs ssG fer
e Il y IS snd
tue community in general slsl 80
" i y EDWARD. JOHNSON,
$50, s. Is q 3slsE1 Rapides Parish, Ia.
sas ats IL sss &
TSR. HOOFLAND'S CELEBRATED GERMAN BIT
II TERS-Prepared by DIR. G NJ JACKSON, Philadelphia,
Pa will ehectuay cure LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA,
JAUNDICB Chronic and Nervous Debility Diseases Of
Kidneys and all other diseases arising from disordered Liver
stomach, -EtzsII: ~ as, &f'fgr E5F E
:. Such Such
Hon, Inward Piles, N,|
Fullness or Blood 10 the
AciditY of the Stomach.
-"ffg! Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food,
tations, Sinking or Flutterng Mt the Pit OF the
Stomach, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried and diff. q.
6cut breathing Futtering at the Heart Choking
sn!eeain Sensation when IN Lying Posturc Dmnsss Of
Dull Pain In the Head Deficiency Of Preparation
YeIowns .;s. Of the Skin and Eyes. Pain in
ing in the Flesh, Con.
slant Imaginngs Of
Pc Z ..l. Evil, and great g ~
Depression of
...-..... .. .=z. Spirits. Oh, ...- Al.
The Proprietor in calling the attention Of the Public to this
preparation, does with feeling Of the utmost confidence in
Its virtues adaptation the diseases which
mended. 80, l3 ~
article, has stood
Of yeara trial before the American people, and its repua
known Physicians and individuals in all parts country
immense. The following from State is respectfully
submitted referring any who still doubt my " henora
had gratis of all the German Bitters
Principal office and Manufacory 100 Arch street, Phlade
pha, Pa
ns,-sold Wholesale and Retail by JOHN WRIGHT l. CO.,
Isl Charres street. New Orleans and by Druggists generally
my4 1y&W
n WFfTssEsrr N CO.'S CATALUf;UE OF GENUINE