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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03
The Condition OF Cuba.

Prom In tronCa OF NCw YORK, Dec q
We find tho following observations in the FIocd The
Importance Of the which have received from Tia
n such Justify In devoting space in
journal of to day pleasing and satisfactory subject
Il appears by these that there at tho present
moment in the treasury Of the sland of Cuba reserved
fund of millions and half Of dollars II this infor
that the worthy and excellent General who commands that
Antla has offered the government of Queen Isabella
that year provided nothing very unusual exiraor
dnary should occur 10 prevent a. the treasury OF Havana
will have in It's power 10 send 10 the peninsula of old
Spain surplus ~ twenty millions Of dollars, without At
the same time making any deduction from the usual and
important supplies regularly sent 10 the treasury OF Madrid
from the island.
We need not expatae upon the high importance of
event Of this Kind in the present condition of the Spanish
exchequcr. Here what sort Of s given
by tho Captain General Of Havana all the
ations which have been heaped upon him Facts such
this together with others which have before related
n reference to bis rraisewurthy actvy IN the question u
Mexico sufficient evidence of The poaound wisdom Of
her Majesty the Queen, in refusing under circumstances
of such critical nature, to from his situation
who s carahc Of rendering such important services
to the mother country.
We derive tic following from the Fs,ora Of Madrid -
Ry letters which have received from london We learn
that subject Of general conversation IN De higher
circles there that Isabclls the Queen o Span will very
probably pay visit next spring 20 Victoria s oneen Of
the most favorable impression Englans Y is believed
that this proposed visit has been brought about by the late
residence o the lnfanta Of Spain In that capital should tho
rcrc~t have received prove to be premature and
far ied wo b1ve received N from excellent autho.
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search made by the of5cers OF Justice Ia tho
houses OF Joseph Rafael de Castro both in the city ~
Mexico also in the country at Oov0acAn Do CAGxey
however, good distance The capital,
quenty not to be wondered at that his arrest did n0s
take place.
The houses Of several other persons also entered
and searched, on the allegation that Tuesday evening
last they had formed plan Of setting the political prison
crs IN la M.rced at liberty No one however Of The par
According to intelligence which have received, Y
would appear that the list given by the Tempo doubiy
incorrect According TO ts confession does not
give the names Of all who or and In the hst
given Of those who said TO have been On there
some who still remain behind In prison.
II Is much to bo desired that the government should
speedily possible publish true list, order put
end To a multitude Of false rumors.
TErom the same
We read yesterday In the Mo,iteur paragraph Of 81
lines only which six lines, however, appeared 10 us
speak as loud as trumpet II the remarks contained IN
the paragraph referred to emanate from brother tho
editor himself, Cannot altogether approve OF what he
rays. Put it. the other hand, the paragraph in ques
can only say that We are extremely sorry for It.
We here present the paragraph IN question
ta.ed this measure viz the transfer OF All The revenue
Of the clergy Of pucba 70 the public treasury by virtue
Of tho decree OF the llth lie did this in the ardor and
enthusiasm Of very laudabie zeal But that does not
alter the circumstances do away with the fact that ho
transcribed his powers in doing For the article l23
Of the constitution coners, specially and exclusively,
upon the federal authorities power Of intervening IN
the affairs of the clergy.
Now the statement Of this paragraph is well founded
it clearly the duty of the supreme government
have Immediately ratified and confirmed this sort of
usurpation alleged to have been committed by the Gov
ernor Of Tueba on his own authority and which he
necessita,cd to do for the safety Of the cause.
But such Is not the state OF the There act
of usurpation committed All that NJ Alatrste did was
take from a number Of obstinate conspirators
pecunary resources by Of which they fomcnted
disorder and rebellion Whether these sOnspiraors
civil or military men, or clerical ps11, what might
be the Of their pecuniary msdH has nothing at
all to do with the matter No question arises here
such transaction as TO the relation between the church
tanning public order and tranquility. The Governor Of
Puebla Il responsible for the public tranquility and thero
cannot be responsibility whore there power Free
dom to act.
THE STEAMSHIPS THE DENoCRATA AND THE 0U URRRERO.
is announced in cl the public Journals that these
two national have been dismantled and con
dcmned. They both It is said 70 rotten ~ bo
quite unseryccabe. What short life they have had
1854.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
N>o.>~.>~~~~>oo>rO~c~~~
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA At HALIFAX
~~~~~~~~>~~~~~No~~~~~~>
MORE COMMERCIAL FAILURES.
~o~>o~o~~~~~~o~~ce~~r~~~o~
: TIE MONEY PRESSURE UNABATED.
fHE HOUSE OF GEORGE PEABODY l. co.
-oo~NoonNoooeo~o~~~0
Disturbed Condition Of the Manufac-
turing Districts.
s~~>o>~oo~~~~oe~~o~~~
DHCIIEE In COTTON AND BREADSTUFrS.
CONsoLs 80 3-4 so
->~~>>~~~>~~~.>~~->>>S~~~~~
REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS IN SPAIN.
Failure Of Another Attempt to Launch
the Leviathan,
lH - ~
Failure Of Another Attempt to Launch
the Leviathan,

The royal mail steamship America, from Liverpool at IL
O'Clock on the morning the 2lst ut arrived at Halifax
III O'Clock yesterday morning The America sailed from
Halifax for Boston at $50 A. NJ. yesterday. Weather
cloudy and calm.
The intelligence from Europe is three days later than
that by the Fulton and Kangaroo.
The America brings about twenty five thousand pounds
sierlipg in specie.
The news by this arrival, financially and commercially
speaking, is highly important and interesting.
Several heavy failures had occurred in England since
The departure of the Fulton, besides few Of minor
importance.
In the Continental markets affairs we're improving.
The political news is of but little Importance.
II is announced that the British government has
cudcd an agreement with the Austrian authorities that
the latter will lay down n sub marine telegraph line
between Ragusa and Alexandria the English
will that and other in its communications with
India and will complete the telegraph from suez to Kar-
rachee or Bombay The London Times deDounces the
bargain.
The Liverpool cotton market carly in the week exhi-
bited considerable buoyancy and tendency towards
an advance which, however, was lost on
Tuesday, the market closing that day
Mt the prices quoted per Africa. Subsequently the
market became very heavy and inactive, the sales
OF the three days ending Friday reaching only about
bales and the market closing dull at prices about
Nd Nd per H. lower than the previous Friday.
The sales of the week 20, 900 bales.
The Liverpool breadstuffs market was very dull, and
prices of all descriptions had further slightly declined
Tho Liverpool provision market dull, and prices
show a downward tendency.
The recently reported advance in had been lost
prices closed at about the rates current at the de-
parture Of the Africa.
The adviccs from Manchester and the manufacturing
districts generally were gloomy.
Money in active demand, but without any change
In rates Consols closed for money at s9x 90
The Collins steamship Baltic arrived at 1890 the
morning OF the 18th.
The steamship JASON from New York bound for South.
anpson put Queenstown tho 18TH short Of coal
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Turkey,

The Times Paris correspondent writes that difference
B said to have arisen between England and Turkey
hand and Russia the other respecting the trade and
navigation Of the Black Sea- This difference threatened
TO assume some once but the French and Prussian
governments nterpoeed and suggested that solution
should be left TO the Congress Of Paris.
The difference between the French Ambassador at Con-
been rcconciled.
II wis rnmored that the prospect OF understan ling
the question of the Principaltes all but certain
and that Redschd Pacha would offer opposition to the
plan Of administration union. In the meantime tho
Prncpaties are becoming more and agitated, and
ultra radicals talked Of establishing provisional govern
ment.
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CCpA

The powder mills at hayence, the Rhine had cxplod-
cd destroying portion Of the upper part Of the city
Thirty persons killed and nearly 600 wounded The
damage is estimated nj ESQ 900.
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PRUSSIA.
SSIA.
BERLIN Nov IA

BERLIN, NOV. 10, 1907.
lie asserted that government will propose law
Of importance during the coming session Of the Chambers
The ordinary budget, however will contain proposal for
increasing the stipend of all public functionaries
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Tho Pays expla ns the ference that had occurred
shanghae between the Consus Of France and the Urc
states aud that the amir Of trivial importance an,
did not result N any in,esruon of the friendly relation
between the two Consuls.
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ITALY.

Dispatches from Turin that OF sixty hve dehn
election returns in Piedmont forty two favor
Of the mnisteTs thrso doubtful and twenty clerical
PIEDMONT, Nov IS, 1857
Elections known 70 the number OF 1874, Of which
4s belong 70 the clerical party and extreme right and tho
remainder TO the different shades OF the liberal party.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

second attempt made 10 launch the levathan
steamer Great Este m, November 10, but proved
failure being found impossible 70 her. The four
hydraulic presses brought TO bear ON
the ship with full force, which failing TO
start her, all hands sei to work
on the capstans ard land purchases TO heave her OF
chains but Of the chains gave way which put end
to the operations The effort not 10 regularly launch
her. but 10 the vessel forty feet low down.
Another attempt will be made few days with fur
ther Improvement in appliances. Tue public are now
keyr In ignorance the movements of those having
the supcrintendcnce Of launching her.
Tho Siamesc Ambassador has been formally received
by Queen Victoria at Windsor Csste.
Some rotous proceedings had taken place among the
unemployed operatives a Nottingham. They held pub
lie meeting and The windows Of some Of the provision
Fhors we're Afterwards broken Any further meetings
had been nterdctcd end special consablcs enrolled 10
preserve the peace.
A submarine telegraph cable hal been laid between
Cagliari and Malta distance Of about 800 mlcs-with
perfect This line viii accelerate the receipt II
the Indian news by day or two.
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= r. NJ.
We learn, upon making special inquiry the Office Of
the Royal Mail Steamship Company in this city, that
America, in coming out of Liverpool passed the Persia
from New York the 1lth ut going n-an important
fact which the purscr of the America carefully withheld
from the agent of the Associated Press this NOR ming
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RUSSIA,

great fire happened At st. Petersburg the 6th ult
Many lives were lost. No particulars given.
The French Journal Moniteur Of The Fleet says that the
Russian plenpOtenary announced at Shanghae that he
sadors and that he entertained doubt Of their being
ceived at Pokin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03

fairs arrested and condemned 10 DEATH but the
execution was postponed in consequence OF his having
offered TO make disclosures.
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which 1ts 600 were American.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER
The Manchester market sympathiscd with Liverpool,
and the sales OF goods unimportant. There
thing doing in the manufacturing districts generally.
LIVERPOOL RREApsTuFrs MARKET.
Breadstuis we're all slightly lower. Aessrs. Richard
sen Spence Co quote -four very dull and declined Is
SON Al. Sd Corn rery dull, and declined Is
Western Canal -four, 2s. 24s Cd; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, 25s 26s.; Ohio 2Ts 2ss. Red wheat, 6s
es Cd. white, 6s. sd. rs. Cd. Mixed yellow corn
34s. I'd. a 35s. white, sos.
LIVERPOOL. PROVISION MARKET.
Messrs Bglani, Atiya Co, Richardson, Spence 4
CO. James McHenry and others report beef heavy and
slightly lower. PORK dull sales. Bacon dull and
iher easier. lard heavy and nominal. Tallow-Sales
urimportant and quotations nominal.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
From the Brokers Grcuar:1
G. Asnes auI po's, sos, ca. sss pearls, US US
duh Rice heavy. Tea opened huoyant, but closed with
little inquiry and prices weak. Rosn dull common, ~,
ss pd Fish oils du sperm freely offered at fTb n Ell
nseed oil dull Spirits turpentne dull at 3ls 3D. 3ss
LIVERPOOL FREIGHT MARKET.
Freights we're very dull but rates unchanged In pas
sengers there scarcely any thing doing.
LONDON MARKETS.
From Barings' Circular.
Breadsufs dull: wheat inactive: English 3s.
IA. lower the week Corn not quoted. Nothing
doing sugar AZ the close; the market opened
vance Of Is 2s but was all lost and tho market closed
sperm, f7o Iinseed oil slightly lower; sales at EOS
saltpctrc slightly declined Tca opened buoyant but
closed decline OF Nd Tsllow quiet Peters burg AIS
n 47s OIL. Spirits OF turpentnc ais ais 3D. Tho Ion
don wool sales rather Ices animated but the pre-
vious reported advance supported
HAvRE MARKETS
Week ending 18th ntl
Cotton auet. sacs-3,5oo bales stock 20 900 do New
quaeG considerably advanced throughout France Ashes
quiet Coffee heavy. Provisions tend downward Sugar
heavy; yellow advanced considerably, but closed with
quotations barely maintained whaebone nominal. OILS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03
The city Government for 1853.

The result OF the general election which took place Inst
November and OF the charter election of last Tuesday
ables to give this morning complete list Of tho per-
who will constitute the city government year
1858 We give the names only OF such officers have
been elected by the people In the following list demo
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


Messrs Barring Brothers quote money unchanged in rate
and still active BAR silver 5s. I'd, dollars As IL sd
The bullion in the bank hal decreased E6S7 600 Consos
for money closed Friday at SEA CO. and for the
count 90n.
AMERICAN STOCKS
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BOARD OF UOvEKNOKS.
G. Godfrey Gunther, Ben. f. Pinck1isy,
Isaac Townsend, W. r. Finckn-y,
y. g. Malonoy, Washington swith,
Anthony nugro. Isaac ~. Oiiusr.
Vacancy in place of u. y. remann o. " Anderson
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
The next Board Of Supervisors will consist Of tho follow
ing named persons. The of the first six having
been elected and shc remaining six having received naxt
the highest number Of votes, will the require
mcns Of the law be appointed by the Mayor before
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
.hi' 7oard il composed of forty four momoers--two
frou each ward in the city ihe term of Office Is Tor
years, snd the time member for each ward expires
every year. Annexed Is List OF the members elect for
the year 1858, could bo asccrtaned last
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BarDgs report the sales unmportant. Beel Co. re-
ort The market quiet, and all kinds slightly advanced.

The london papers OF Friday report The only business
done the day previous, Illinois Central shares at
IL per cent discount
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The Brokers' Circular reports the sales o the week at
20 01o bales, including 500 speculation and 600 for
export The advancing tendency OF the early part OF the
week lost Tuesday, and subsequently tho market
became inactive and heavy closing very duh Friday
with declining tendency at rates irregular, and nomi
nally I'D. I'D. lower than those Of tho previous week
The Of friday 1000 bales. including 500 for
Ill. AZ.
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Captain Rynders st Tammany Hall.
TO TIE EnITOR OF TILE HERALD.

Your reporter was mistaken In saying that refSred 70
Marshal Ryndcrs Tuesday evening, at Tammany Hall,
when the question Of several persons In the
crowd-'wlore arc the tinted states oflcials'' an
swercd-tkre they in the camp of tie enemy nc.
happy say that Marshal fynders surrofted the DO
mocraic nominee FOR Mayor and discharged hs duty as
member Of the democratic ary faithfully ~ tne recent
cect n Yor reporter also mistaken N aging that
was he person with whom the Marsha had serca-
ten and hat was expelled from the nall, &c The Mar
shal and rlyself have been acquainted for long urnc
ard nothing but The kndest feelings exist between We
had no alteration nor " VIII towards each other last
evrnrg nor wis expelled from tho ball. Please mako
the eofrcc ion ] your next issue, A. y CIIADSEY 4
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PASSENGERS BY THE AMERICA.

Mr. Taylor and lady Mr. Moore and daughter Mr. Smith and
lady, Lieut. Macrirh Captain Dunn, Captain Brsco Mr.
Rsrtes and daughter Capt Bunting Mr Albert lady and
child Mr. Lewis and Lady Mcssrs Gerald Page Noble Cham
heraln sleyn wolfers Slater. Shiek Tusze Egce John
sion Cannon, Hopper Chapman, Rethnar, Rlss, Powell,
Rres Tyhurst Grant Jones Hariand Hussey koly Wood
Murphy.
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Murphy.
portion Of tho report Of the Americas news, which
left the New York Office of the National line at II 35 A. ~
yesterday received by the agent OF the Associated
Press at New Orleans 1880 o'clock, New Orleans time.
An acknowledgment of It's receipt received at New
York at II 10 A. NJ, only Is minutes after the despatch
was sent Ia New Orlcaug,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-12

scales. ScaAes..
THESE Scales wetgt from y 70 four tons, the prem
L inm has been awarded them FaTbauk's and
o hers, aud have gained reputation above q scales IN
Thes constructed Of Greer
warranted 10 last louE timber that they
az Or, AMI business wishing o rx6m-
these Scales do 80 b. eaihag
s.. G. BANOYfS, Agent.
fpivIo Ne So college : NasaviH-. rene
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Cheap Cash Store.
CoRNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.

WOOD WARE.
200 pkgs cov'd Buckets; I125 doz Band Boxes;
zoo nests Tubs pain ed; 900 Zinc Wash Boards;
275 doz Vanished and Three $4,000 Pillow Handles;
Honn Buckets: 20 nests White Pine Tubs;
81 O00 ased Broom Handles 600 Cane Fishing Poles;
It's doz white Buckets 800 ass'ted Liquor Kegs;
300 doz Tar G ms; 10 doz B Cedar Cans;
500 pkgs Half Bush Measures 25 " Nest Boxes, varush
rs doz Pine Churns, assorted 200 Painted Tubs
100 nests White Cedar Tubs 125 doz Wen Buckets assted
RASB<E EFT WARE.
200 Willow Wagons common zoe nests German Market dc
900 Carts common: 400 doc Feed Baskets in stors
500 ex. tall tops and to arrive;
rs Empire Cabs; 200 dozen assorted Marke
zoo Zoo extra 2sdoz Children's Rattan and
100 dozen wiow and Pattan Willow Chairs;
Pick BaSkets- doz asS'ted Once Chairs
r attain nd Willow, very nice and cool for SUNNI
Aiso-CIo Hampers imported fancy Baskets; Ork, Fru
nd Flower stands. Aso-WtIow Work made to order.
FANCY GOODS.
100 doz Feather busters; 100 bales AIicant Mats;
SEQ assted Shoe Brushes SO lutte Hark and Skeleton
as ROOFING Horses; IS doz Toy Air Pistols.
CORDAGE, TWINES, &c.
1nOcors IL and i inch Manila Rope, 69Ofeet;
10 coils coils 70 to nah DO DO do a Sso ed;
25 reels Bed Cord and Pillow Line Manila;
$50 dog Cotton Pillow Lines and Red Cord:
100 doz Hemp Bed Cords; 100 bales Carpet Chain;
1000 Broom Tgine Hemp 500 I lbs Wool Twine'
$500 lbs Flax 500 Us SEINE fIa rW vine
rs bales Batting; 80 reels Hennp Packing;
So " wrapping Twine; $50 {" Jute Rope;
1900 bundles CFrund) angerman's Wrapping PaPeri
1880 Mcgregor's do do
1000 reams Lakeland do do
$50 reams Tea Paper; IS reams Shoe Paper;
ITS Ham g 20 3" Batting do;
81 900 Roofing dry t5oOOIbs Roofing do satued
CANDLES. NCs
star Candles, Oil, Opal Candies, stearine Candles
Starch, Ger man Soap, &C.
IRON BOUND X EGSs
full stock assorted sizes for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers'use constantly hand.
EHUENS.
Churus Is 20 24nc5Red Cedar do TO- 1s 90 % do
Cerdar do 16, IS 90 % PAINTED do 90, %, "a DO
Brass Hoop dos " do Barrel 16, Is, 90 % DO
HANEESs
Oiled Root Black Top and Blue do;
Steam Bent Top: Plank Top;
For sale by 5. NJ K ETTs
may14 cor. Walnut and Front sts.. Cincinnati
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Southwestern Seed and Agricultural
Warehouse.
PITKIN BROTHERS.
aARDKH sKKDsi eARDEH sKKDsi

GAHDkA skADss cAAO4-A 2AAS1t
~. se sres,sred - farnish rezh AID ssnains GaEdsn
81 ~ xTowsh 81 sss, - Tie Peana, sHEs pAeaTs
bes soatsnsng les % 80 pspefs ltessAi aassoaGt
@sssS sRI1GIk BRoEAERG
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Marble Monuments, &c
Health of American Women.

Health Of American Women.
From the Neao York Daily Ee1Os (EditOriaD
sye desire 10 call attention letter troT Dr. joshua
bridge on "The Health Of American Women ID anotner
conmn He treat subject in able manner, and MS
skill and medical Judgment NAV be relied upon
From the Albany Morning Bo1pTesS.
..,,br,s Uterine Cathoicon has proved be fully
valuable as is claimed tn be in many severe tests made
nv medical ger temen and others Dr. Bride s regular
stefan Of very attachments, man OF great laog
ment and discrir nation udicious and highly success
nI practitioner all diseases, especially those OF women
and children"
From Physicians.
sHIarsbaus Uterine Catholicon will certainly cure all
tn diseases for v HIGH it isreco nuended
tThere is 70 medicine ike it in this country -
ain the worst cases have met with MarshaPs Ute
rine CathoTcon is a certain and safe remedy"
MARsHALL's UTERINE CATHOLIC0N
is unhesitatingy offered reliable remedy for all those
complaints L which every woman is liable, ana Whch
gyadpaIy affect the mind well the BODY so that to
think talk or WORK becomes alike source OF suffering II
Catt IN il remedy are Falling OF the Womb "hltes,
SupuT Irregular Painful Men.ir1ation, bIoahR
Inn ANNA tons and Diseases of the ktneVs or truaFy
Organs ention IncontnerCe OF Urlnes Heartburn,
Cosvene Nervousness, Paintings pi'anons,
disturbed sleep and all trnube organic sympathetic,
connected q 18th the uterine organs.
Ladies who troubled with any OF the above eyinp
toms with SPINE liver lung complaints, are nVted
TO use this medicine, it'll f conEd nee that they ~l
and relief MarshaIs Uterine CathOlicon is not quacI
medicine hut its ingredients have been made known TO
the Nedcal College, heY At the service OF any
respect ahI4 phvsirien - The co"ntrv. - . . or, 9, =,
The T2rice of MARSHALL'S UTERINE CAIHOLI-
con- Is one Dollar and a Halt per bottle.
ALEX. NJ -GKE> ZiE,
A. ent Grafenberg Co.,
O.,oI For Tennessee Allah ma and Georgia.