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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-15
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Wo03
The dry goods trade has in measure, about gone int,
winter Qusrters. and with the close OF the autumn
the trade for the season has measuraby ende
This dornsnt condition the market apples TO both
domestic and foreign goods, and pssaly 70 the
latter while the mporasious continue 70 be freely
made, compared with the ssne period Of last year
The late pressure in the money market has hurried ~
collections In the interior, where merchants have been
hard run 70 meet maturing Obligations, and especially
the Northwestern States, whore . good many failures
have occurred Loading importers have sent out asen,
forwarded orders for spring supplies portions OF which
viii ere long arrive. This trade does not fully opca
until the month OF February. Since our last repo,,
. large quantity Of dry goods have been
either consumed or damaged by the nro in
Warren and Murray streets II seems strange that whom
tho dry goods jobbcrs quit their localities 10 PEARL Bea
Exchange place and Broad street. and erected new
stores with costly fronts tho streets on the We,
side Of TIE town. that they did not mako them are pro
By using iron Orders, instead Of ,od with corrugated
sheo' iron Aoorsa great safeguard against tho nroads
Of FIRE, aud n no very extravsgant increase or cost
During the week ending thcsth instant There was
little moro doing in the export OF cotton piece goods
increase being chiefly 10 Australia. The shpuens in.
cludod CO., packages, valued al s2o,4Is
AZ last accounts from Manchester per Eurogs prices
o. yarns and cloths well malnaincd with rather
more coine, the trade being stimulated by moro favor.
able accounts frcm India. The Tndependsrs OF Thu
week chronicles about twenty failures,
which, however, seem 10 have been FOR very larg.
amount. Among the number the following belonged 10
this csy, VI. &C v. CiIckener a Co., Lee n Porcbcr
farnun Weeks, Hslstesd Dyke. hcssrs. Be,k
Co. have compounded with their creditors at 70 cent.
on che dollar; aud Nessrs Freeman Bright previously
reported a. suspended, have aimee made asignmeul
to n Daw and J. Kccler Tho prices o. ssap,e do.
nestle cotton and ~oolicn goods have been we'll main
aIncd, sni without variation OF moEept In quotations.
There Vas sta light business dong a foreign goods.
and price have varied sufficiently 10 Justify any
Eo,ico detail
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOAEp.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOAED.
PBlIADNYRIA, Nov. IA, 1850.
-re1Beylvapia bs, s3% Reading Railroad, Il; Iorg
s.ad sAirosd l2zs MOrfis Canal, l6x; Pennsyivan.a
RxDroad, soA.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Ia, 1855
cotton unchanged N price. Sales to-day go bales
fed wheat 81 90. Freghs-Co liverpool 10 3d.
lxchanse On London per cent pref MUM
CHARIEsTos, Nov. 49, 1853.
Cotton has declined 'sc. sc. ON the week. Sales
1900 baies Aiiding fair 1916 Rice deo,ineds 5ac
% the lower grades.
C-Ey1rAsD, New. IA, 1856
Sales Of cotton today 700 baes. Prices are weaker
sos without positive decline.
ylcur IN moderate demand, and firm. saies 500 DOE,
NJ 80 Is choice Ohio and extra Wisconsin, % 81 for
sxtra indiana, ana 50 81 for double extra Canadian
Wheat nrn Sales so 900 bushels NJ u 20 for NJ wause
sab 81 IS for red winter mixed Corn Ia scarce and
nm. Sales 10, 500 bushels at 6Sc free TO boat. Wt,s
ksy, 29c. sos. Canal freghts inactive. Wheat, zoe.
RuFyAro Nov. A-7 P. NJ.
Flour IN YAir interior demand, and scarcely % frm
Sales 200 bbf. .. - 20 80 go for extra Wisconsin and
shOics Ohio 80 81 50 80 for extra Indiana and 0ho
~ 81 for double extra do and Canadian Wheat closes
q 20 for Milwaukee club, and 81 IS do for rod winter
mixed. Corn n distiiing demand-stock very light and
Nrn Sales 10 900 bushels at Csc % 30 tree 10 boat.
CAa advanced and Sales 1000 bushels g, -oc
y swward, rats lower wheat 1896 lac corn l5c. 9
1870. through engagements will only be made fer =
NV days longer In anticipation OF the close Of rsvgs
- Receipts in the twenty four hours up TO noon 70
nal exports 159 sos bushels wheat l9o7e bushels
nd 9, 500 bushels osts.
OswIGo Nov. l4-7p.k.
he stock Of wheat is Eight with good demand Sales
q 70 for red Indiana and Oo,o Canal sregh!s rihe
lever. Lake imports, 1,137 b0s -four, y 4 bushels
wheak. Canal EXPORTS 743 bbs -four. 1880 bushels
wheat, $500 bushels rye, and 5000 bushels farley
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the Church Of the Holy Commuuon by the Rev. DR..
Nuhenberg, FRnDk BIZ TO Macy, daughter OF the
late John lie Vault ali Of this city.
CIIsIANp--LEwrs -Oc Tuesday, Nov IL, in Calvary
church. by the Rev. Dr.. Hawks, AuGusrus CIHLGyD 70
NAHA EzABrH MUssoS daughter Of George Lewis all Of
this city.
HRxAxcs-H oPKiSs--On Thursday evening, Nov. IL,
at the Church Of the ceneien by the Rev Mr. Bedel,
Mr. ARTRpR HuNANon Miss FsAscas NJ, eldest dSugh-
ter Of Daniel Hopkins, formerly OF Boston.
Bostonsand PhiladelphiA papers please copy.
S1gyEu-HARr On Wednesday, Nov. IL, a. the resi-
depce OF the brides iathsr, by the Rev. Mr. Norton,
HENRY w. srRyKHR 10 FRANCES A., daughter Of COL L.
Hart
LAmor-GiBBoSs.- sat Madison, N. j., on Wednesday,
Nov. ~ by Rev James Randall, FRAyx LarHnop 10
lsAsK, youngest daughter OF the tate YIN. 6iorr us.
srooRKn-RnNoss-nS tur ORD ge, Mass, Thursday.
Nov. l3, by Rev & Parker, rBos sroossI, so Of
Gin :nna Ohio TO Miss SARAH ABBsr, eldest daughter Of
Rev. y. W. Emmoos.
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al q
while in the corresponding month for The year 1885
the returns were 89i, 900 OF.
This deficiency, however, ID to be primarily accounted
for BY the unusually wet weather for the last few weeks
which has mpeded mining operations TO very great
tent This has been especially Che case whore mining
pursued by individual dlxgera under the old system the
tho water unless by associated parties and an improved
syste Of operation. Al IL H. the individual dggers
hso to abandon their old ground and 30 search Of now
so long - the wet weather holds out. Pudding aud
quartz crushing operations have however, been progress
ing - usual and greatly helped 70 Keep up the
turns
The Liverpool circular of stosenfOhi, Frost Co.
says
There bss been active demand for money during
week. as well for commercial purposes In the stox
Exchange, the full bank rates Of interest The impress
sion Is more favorable than to the position OF
the Bank Of France viii, however, require some
time to confirm this TO which nothing would tend moro
eectualy than cessation Of the drain upon the buoa
in the Bank Of England In Hamburg the Discount
has fallen TO per cent. The Board OF Trade Re
turns, just published, again show very favorable state
OF business.
The cotton market was slightly depressed, without any
actual change in quotation Breadsufs are reported
without change
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
OF foreign dry goods entered at this port for consumpou
for warehouse and also the from warehouse
during the week ending and including Thursday, Nov.
10, 1866
noxrrvx7u Vouncv nv Co>p~
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.a........ 606, az %, lss l7o.2el 1921 l4i,s

The London SRpics end kraa,sik Gazette Of the even
Ing of October 81, says
hesspect Of the money market both rere and in Paris
u becoming more unsarssactory Here there 10 IN IN
oreasng demand with essenng supply, and the rates
consequently are raising % per cent, being about the
current rat whst Tor long dated paper Of the best csss
extrem'y hfn rates are paid. There has been
i've demand upon the Bank Of England
Inc export Of gold to France IL stu gong on though
none may be taken from the Eank ogElglapl. 10 being
drawn from other channels
Al Paris the difficulty experienced IN Obtaining dls.
coonn very great aad parties compelled 10 obair
money must now make forced sales OF securities, OF
Whatever nature they may be, Or gresty under Their
legitimate worth
Later advices from australia say
The Yield OF goid for ne last month has teen rather
unoer than over the usual monthly AVERAGE. The re-
cepts oy escort for the as four weeks have been fol-
lowg.-
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IRON the New Oritans Delta, Nov. II
Among the inorplIcabc outrages which thu Mayor o.
this city has been persuaded by bis associates TO pcrps
rsss or an.horirc none appears TO us 50 w,nion 80
eess unprovoktd tho onslaught made his
O'Clock the morning 1.-THE election, by pcr
having bis warrant IN their pocket, on the
persoi-one Of the Mayors secret police, II said
tbouekt proper 10 say end that he had reason TO
var we're conccs led within the Charity Hesris aud ia
"ccrias houses in The nesshborhood, which he would
pc snd upon '.s zoe 20 a 2, .o
and unvrrrautabie usurpssn despatched body OF Of
acers 70 sesrch the Charity Hospis END such certain
whatever other relation may hold 10 Mayor Water
mgb, for Of bis own see al 70 dencupce.
ing Mayor Waterman in this affair we ssk our res<,rs
attention to tie following warrant, signed by hn Ant 70
s curious s@s'enr 1c..r,, w.r,,n,,
rHT srk1Y or IoursfANA.
s'iry or NV oRir,ss, Pint Dis'riei
TegHr Clurr ~ PotfcE on Any CoSsrABls o. NV o.
waeres. compaIql has been made on oath Of l. =. ri
ry sioresai that from Information racivod deponent has
oss So s cq%Sead within S csg Hss sp a.
certain house IN ne nood which deponsnl w pont
iaat NAV ssGc - STA srus sS be seized 70 prevent sos
arms are found be arresea and deal with according . law
eessary and proper assaus 10 enter Into e sad chsry
posps and 5her houses pointed ont here diligently
And THE same or any pss ihsreoi sa, ~ ound upsa
IoGnd together with lie parties whose thcy "
found before 10 be disposed Of accordng 70 law au CIR
DOING this win be your warrant,
Waness my Hand the ith Of Nov. tsiS. -
CHAs NJ WATERMAN Mayor.
by virtue Of this authority gang o. what arc termed
police visited the Charity Hospital about daybreax placed
senneg nj all The gates OF the premises and forbade
gress or cgress until they bad made their search and
returned 10 their cxpeoart head. Every portion Of the
building devoted public purposes carefully and
infinitely examined, and 10 make The intgnify and ont
rage complcie The apartments exclusively devoted 70 the
SISTERS Of charity, whom readers know are wisely
charged with the Of the afflicted In toe iasiiuton
were then and there brutality violated under The preex
,hs, they might be Implicated the business OF con
ccsrg arms and muDuons Of EN ior some purpngs known
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only y Mayor Waterman and hs secret police OF courss
tho greatest dismay and terror possessed these staple
eded pous women Vt this disgusting violation or
@sI apartments, which Was gresuy increased BY tho
gallant behavior of the mounted Indians TIE
election, who had probably BY concert about this time
arrived the Hospital ana displayed their horsemsnship
ana bowie knives TO these aargnied and r msses
OF the building.
Two Of tho sisters who their way to morning
oevouons ~ the church opposite the Hospital, were We
are informed, rudely stopped by the police outside the
gaze AND made 10 return TO their apartments, probably
these representative Of Mayor Waterman considering
that on their persons concealed the ms and mu-
Dtons Of war, 20 graphically described by him ss being
IN the Charity pita I'm certain houses In the neigh
bochood.n
Some one may ak what was the return made by the
searcbers for and munitions Of war OF Mayor
Waterman. Here it 10 ind Il on the back OF the
search warrant
The within warrant received at O'Clock A. NJ. aad fo
with proceeded TO the Charity Hospital and after due and d
gent search, make this my return Nothing found.
November 4, 1856 G. Il. FoaNu, Sergeant Of Police
We b, pc Mayor Waterman Will De aole 10 offer some
justification OF bis unwarrsntsb.e conduct aud that will
thus be in power to lessen the very general indgna
ton and adherence hts illegal proceeding has PROVOKED
by an authorized explanation.
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mo Chicago r0s is indebted TO e. l. Esse Esq, pro-
doe and commission merchant for tts folio Wing ngures
showing the amount Of grain in store November O. is
viii be seen that there enough 70 load one
hundred and six vessels, each carried average Of
fifteen thorsand bushels as the total sno1n: sea o3o
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s1asv materially frcn the particulars already gwen.
Dsy asy according 70 she ssst Of their knowledge that
hero wss the propeller 1t the tine she was lost the
captain Two mates three engineers three fireman, eight
deck hsndr cook steward two porte, Two lamp boys,
wachmsn two wheesmen ave cabin and twelve steerage
passepges, Of whom only ,wo saved.
me steamer Lady Egiu reported oft, safely arrived
~ Uhoago ON Sunday.
We have 20 other dlDgs OF the other missing Tesses
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From Newfoundland.

nssrAYH 0ynos, sr. JoHs's N. +, Nov. Il, 1855.
me weather here for days past has bsea exceed
Ngg wet but our land Line OF upwards OF orr hundred
nalss works vol, and difficulty whatever has been
experienced win the submarine cable which connects
abr elsnd WITH Nova Scotia.
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I'm BRoveHAn ExcpRsor PHLAprEPEIA.-we left
- Brorgham invaders as Jersey City on Thursday
nRht- They had seen clay at the Bowery, hkd been
geoketed cheered and staged from that enthusiastic in
s>1sutisn, and seated In the rouz for
Philadelphia. BY time the train left Jersey City 1t
i've minutes TO eight o'clock and arrived q. Philadelphia,
RsDsnson depot, at FIVE minutes past ten, and there
were two stops Of Eve minutes altogether, which would
sae the actual time from station station two hours
ed FIVE minutes, distance eighty seven and onennh
miles. The railway time hour ard CITY seven
minutes. The to Newark, nine miles, was made In
elsven minutes; 70 New Brunswick, thirty miles, in
sAktye,eht minutes thence to Trenton dxtaree
and same time From Trenton 10 Remington, thirty
eight miles, forty four minutes This 10 said to be tho
best time ever made any railway In this country.
M train consisted OF the engine tender, two
passenger oars, sixtJfve passengers. The ride was
%sse exciting, and the train loudly cheered - 1t
vuhed through the Jerseys On arrival at KiDsing.ou
me party sgain packed In stages and started of
~ . rafting pace for the National theatre. The srees
filed with people and with the utmost din
cuiy that Eroughan and his band could gain admission
81 Me stage door.
Yhere great crowd in Walnut, Eighth, Ninth and
sher streets the vicinity while the theatre which viii
osld threc thousand people, crsmmed. mo
sps .. democratic scale Of prices, amounted 70 sTer
. tho1rand dollars
ne party arrived the theatre halfpas ter and
welcomed with . tremendous shout, outside and 10.
ne curtain Cor Pc hon tss" at about eleven,
sad Mr.. Brousham, entering Pow-hatan L., was
oeived with great cheering.
AZ ne end Of the play he was called out and made
short speech, thanking The conductors engineers &c,
~ putting him through Then there three cheers
Or ahc Eowcry boysand great many for Brcueh.
sD, snd then every went homo delighted. Amer
0uppor at tho Cirard Mr. Brougham and party returned
Now York by the halt past ono O'Clock train arriving
mo whole AFFAIR was grand success, aud rei'ssts
credit on its manager, Mr. Henry G. Jarrett who would,
dsu4 not, undertake 70 rival Puck, and put girce
refund about the earth In forty minutes"
Personal Intelligence.
Hon. Chandler 4. Potter, Of Manchester, N. VI, vas
nAxr,cd the 11h inst, 10 MISS Mcneil, Of Hllsboro,
daughter Of tho late Cen John Mcneil aud neice OF Pre-
sident Pierce
Ex-senator Badger, Of North Carolina, is in Washing
epa.
Prom New Orleans and Havana IN steamship Empire
U,y-fro~i New OIlcans-C FoGer Mrs Ives Geo Wes.,
DR. Lowbcr, Jno Petft Denson-rd - IN the
From Hayana-Mrs q Murphy, NJ Albeson = Loper,
Harris, f1an, Mr. and Mrs Runaly and chld-and la
From Norfolk &C. In steamship meslownr Brian John
Taylor, Thomas Wake, Sherwood, MISS Dimond, Mas
tRead Cohn Ms Wright Hiss Dealy Miss fitehett,
fcinlnT, John iaye, William Lamb, HOST Mrs Jsmss
sad q In siecrage
DEPARTURES.
For Norfolk. IN steamship Roanoke tadonal-Harvey
Rowe lady, three children and servant.
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Ala Tor Kansas, 80.

Bosroy, Nov. Il, 1860.
meeting o; the leather and boot and shoe dealers
neh bere 70 day. nearly twenty thousand dollars we're
pledged sor aid OF the free State party in Kansas
o. G. Iacon, old Bos.on merchant, died at Jamaica
Plains last night,
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Great Fire In Murray Street.
Books, PAYERS, moneys, &c, Of
MrssEs. VAS WAGESES, IEoxIS Co.


wnDER's patent sAISMASDEH SAFES
perfectly eoe after passing through the great ire the
WILDER $ PAf II ssEaS&NpER SAFES, NO 10000
sample cake OF the wilder patent hlng taken from this
fun o Dis celebrated safe the
Ter Pssn. powder pref pGk for sal at the warehouse
Noersiss q Herring longer sells this cele.
0@1s re p 1as eePss assns sapsa
Mr. .B. Tilton, OF No. &c White Street, has
S and be sSn ven, 1s
men oo IN Quantity and quality Of tone on those Instruments
and yons, With Mr. Tlions mprovemsn 10 be the Jest
oned Instruments they have ever seen.
Fine Artificial Flowers and Feathers. from
The celebrated house Of 1iman, lo Fcheeu PARIS II
Bleeci.r street, near Broadway. New York N.B-Fresh
Paper Hangipgs of the most Elegant De-
way opposite the City Haf
White Teeth, Perfumed breath and Beau
thousand flowers" Beware OF The
sna mpo.s Be sure each soe G' ssnsa SETRfSdE
co. Franklin square, NJ y For sale BY al druggists.
Imi-Inimisabic Gutter Of Hair and Whis-
sers a. No barclay street. Hair dye four shIlngs per
ooa-o"oA of o'o%n.
BatchcIor's Hair Dye, wigs aad Toupees.--
The best in The world Made sold and applied at No 2as
Crissadoro's Hair Dye and Wigs have no
equals for exceence Both for SALE and the dye privately
applied, at No Asor House.
Frnpgepenni-An Eternal Perfume -Fa-
miliar as household words. Agents-GEJsE NIGERIA CO.,
cheisa Of Walker add Broadway and all respec,a
bic apothecarcs.
Failing OF tho Hair Should not be consider
cd lightly and batfew III DISASTROUS
sequences. Call on GRANDJEAN. "a ChrreA street.
A. Grsndjesn n the Only Person who can
be consulted scientifically all diseases o. the human hair
~ % Church street, Of Barclay The sr,h and Eighth
CampIp~lls Drug and Chemical store, Corr
Egbh and 1. enty eighth n. " formerly
sSiih kushoa Clark A Co., los Broadway
DIR. Kelley can be Consulted DAILY, nj his
o1,c. No Bible House. Fourth avenue, unbcccmber I,
upon all diseases, free 81 charge.
browns bronchial Troehcs are Recon-
mcnded 10 consEmptve patients for aaying e uucomfor
able irritation ling ths throat dicuy breahng
and Hacking eonFh They will relieve asthma, tnonchiss
&c. sold by all druggists,
HolIowny's Otntmens.-IIoyv u n tbst this
healing medlcaner has taken Ia place OF all other every
dkpepary OF note throughout ~ world because ol ia Ia
rrsic worth and lrmersc superiority all others
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Tho following table shows the qranity Of Of te
principal articles Of produce len At tide water from
commencement Of navigation the 9TH Of NoveuScr Ia
elusive during the years 1884, 1s days 1885, TO- days.
and 500, 1se days.
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TN wIRars STREET FIRE The alarm Of Ere 1t ten
selock last night in the Eighth district came from IRE
RndNng up the ruins OF burnt store No. 81 wGrer
street, The fremen ext.ngu.shed II.
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CONGRESS WATER.

A CAKD-TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or con-
"A gress Waer.-An INFERIOR article Of mineral water
s advertised and sold under he name OF 'SArAto2a'
water, he word "Saraogs being used BY coun.sr.
letters In cases where th-t dare uot risk echs1
their fictitious article Congress The suecess Of
tie cheat arises from Congress having been 50
often called Saratoga many people suppose that
lis true and only Taxing advantage OF this the
spurious article with marks and bottle
70 resemble they dare Congress water,
and mostly sold imitation Of those unacq ed
with The 0stng gushing aud brand peculiar favor
qualities Of the genuine Congress water There
multitude of springs Saratoga the from any Of
which might Be thus sold ~ ,astoga water BY persons
whose Of where
are nane 70 pecunary punishment yet article
public be worhle injurious you
genuine specabs dealers only and
observe that the braDd the cork C0N0nEsn
WATER-C. for witnsu those wordsana ietisrs. It ID
aWindlinR oo,NtArfeit On wr,ung u.s. will
list Of prices Axes and PACKAGES aod ny ordering sa q
direct raf for the ordered you have
uAfsy forwarded 70 any part Of the I'D
CLARKE WHITE,
CCngrees Sp-nR ssrstoEa aprinEA.
AaS IA y strAak IeW Yogb.
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ss,ExIsExEsn RESEwED sVEs, an.
FOR skuatIsm and Help, see siAth page.

ylvE BEG TO CALL TfiR ATTENTION or orr Rr,n
cfs 10 aucion sale oi dry goods AXE pace an Mon
Nov u. ard following days Al he splendid sora ~, ap ~.
siNth avenue Sec auction notice. - ~
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AAUsxrTs To'NGn.-See the directory Il the head Of
the editorial page No room for detailed notices.
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CURTAIN MATERIALS AID WINDOW SHADES
" wholesale-kELrY FERGUSON. No ~ Brosaway
and ~ Beade street, have ni and choice stock Of broce
tses sn delaines woses sapasss lace and muslin our
ta1s cornices gmps he snh offered ut tse lowest
prices Window shades onr stock OF window fhAdcs y ne
lrges. In New York and manufacturing fac-
lies enable offer hea 1 less than ether houses- We
invite the attention OF close buyers
( CONSUMPTION CURED. II EVERY CASE, BY THE
~ phosphonzea balsom where there sength
or ne medicine TO adm directions followed. References
from physs who different forms, and 10
sons cured AZ hand rriS-tabe and conclusive. IL
cures Colds coughs ard splitting II blood 1t For
sale BY o. j. LEEDS, Drug Importer, 1873 William street
I,EvER AND AGUE.-IF hADwAYS READY RELIEF
Ii taken large doses table spoonful hour for
lhrec hours before the ed and large
Railway uiatprs taken
viii roub 10 YOU the treatment followed no for week,
not particle ague poison would remain In the
RAILWAY 4 co. L. Fulton stree. N. "
r r. remedies sold by merchars druggists and store
keepers everywhere.
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loo, lis
Inc following shows the returns for The four weeks or
the previous month