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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-13

Cerro Gordo Who reported TO have killed. one Of his mess
matte in quarrel .
Ar, IN Scra, ten a q ailmsD
Brig Henr, of wsldoh"ro, Harden lt'c Pepo, Cnss'
peereed heavy weather and has been 10 days OF Hate
win heavy N IN \ " rslee splh asils, he \,
PTg NIX Lendrk Dutch Prips kio Japero, 10 days WI
coffee H. Goodbue A o. v~asel n order. :,
Prr Whcsr tof ta-pcrp Larhin Mo Haebe Nov ~ with
fpptic 10 Rreit Son
s,g Aooi .of Boston, Dow ssguA "a days. with 70
II ID Bro kNsn Ca -
echr Harre, Veal stickney, Arecho PR ~ with
gar 10 Brett 90 Nov "a, In heavy gale nom NV,
ba6 heavy weather the whole
sh inst a - 81 Ion 10 ~ spoke brig Pendereasi from
Tmks Islspds Tor Baltimore.
eohr Mozart (of Newport RD, Amy MatanEas Is days,
With NUT Knight West Sargent fth inst hat 81 bn ID
so spole rir and for Ia xmor- The has
heavy weather the passage and boon days OF
hstter,s -
srhr q coilyer nickr son, Virginia for Fairhaven.
Steamer Boston Sellew. PhilafeiDhiA
Steamer CuPlew. Providence
The steam firae Niagara arrived Saturday from Mon
roya OctO lat ~ 30 lon "a 81 W spoke bark Ar
thur Boyt Of and from for Hong Kong day
bark Fdwsrd ennig Philadelphia bound " Roesro; is
lat n Ion SO 30 passed and sooke an American clipper
ship sandrg under ysails all steering sas ~sr III,
cosacs &c The Nsga carrying fore and mzen royals
slmnst baving been carried away on the wage
Nor opgnspt steering sais beat MS ann kno
per hour We could understand her name only dsngnsn
he word New Yok"she being leeward when we SPOKE
era ePM
Ind durn he day NE.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL

sryp,Y, Dcc l2-sP NJ
By the arrival n The Persia a, this port we hav6 three
days later advces from Eurogc than those contse In
the telegraphic summary the CITY Of Washington
news sent from Newfoundland. cousols we're Iswcr
closing a % X for cash and the account The oror s
speak a the probability OF decline m most securities
Money was worth az per cent Both cotton and bread
STUN had experienced decline. The sentence on C,unl
son,alonbcrt had exercised rather rrejudloia co, in
huanc al circles.
The return from the Bsti q England for the week cnt
Ing the 2zth 81 November rveyttts following results
when compared with Tho previous week
Public deposits G. Ell zoo Increase $50 500
Other deposits. l2sspsol IBrease.... 25p 800
Bee,................. 31b9.56s Increasc... s,as2
on the other side Of the socouts--
Government securities Glo.sosbai Unchanged
Othor seturitics...... lba831N Increase fcf2,El
Notice unemployed. - 2bl 600 Increase. 49, us
Tho of notes IN circulation $50 sss a5o, bc,ng
decrease Of G374 coo and the rock n bullion both
departments is sIs7so,a 40, showing Ar increase 81
slai ala, when compared with the preceding return.
The last week Wa, usual very qaet business cir
clee The close Of The week would have witnessed
activity but FOR tho arrival n The Persia and City of
Washington Tho former Of vrh vcsscls due here
"Wednesday the latter yesterday Cotton has pretty
quiet throughout the week speculation N this staple hav
ing mostly confined The south and foreign ports
The amount received al Tho ports Iss statement
22sooe bales against Ga 90 last year and o. 600 in
1876. The receipt last week very heavy indeed
10000 baes agains, 100 go the corresponding wect ast
year Many New Orleans authorities no~ aee~s inclined 10
consider .4oo 900 babe fair estimate n the crop ohcrs
sl adhere n The old figure, three millions and half Hold
ers hee are &c, unwilling 70 mate CONCESSIONS IN order
10 effect sales and prices TOO high for any Speculation
sprng up Drcadstufs have been vcry quiet through
out the week within the past day there has been
slight advance IN the quotations; bu, PRICES coac
about where they stood last week. Provisions have a.
vanced las week, and active business has been
done al the advance. The recc pts x hides from ahroal
last week have been large check The
in price and slight reaction of &c Ic Sugars
quoted steady, but dull with very small stock
hand IN this city. ocIec quiet There have been
II during the week IT, competition has
fririted, and prices ~ qualities have slightly ~
ranccd Dry goods have been quiet a. psusl st the
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AS is above, prices have generally tended up
ward. This is due altogether 10 speculative movements
inside the board Toward the close of the week the
found corpered for want Of stock for their
deliveries, and raised prices themselves few points
may deserve notice. The decline in Pacific Mail is partly
due to the uncertain nature Of that companys relations
with Vanderbilt partly to the strong probability that the
Nicaragua transit will be opened in some shape other,
spite Of the shameful issue OF the Washngons voyage
and Ity 10 the evil effects of foolish exaggeraon OF
the companys property printed in of the papers by
party connected with the The decline in Mch
gan southern guaranteed is less easily understood The
company directors have been in session for days
understood that the company hss earned in the past
six months, eight per cent the guaranteed stock;
known that that stock is irredeemable ten per cent
bond which any holder the company for his
per cent annually. Under the circumstances the de
cline singular
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DECENT by the Police the Hesdquarters
Swan 4 Co. and the Delaware Lottery.
ARREST OF TBB AGENT, CLERKS AND RUNNERS-

DECENT by the Police ON the Headquarters o
Swan 4 Co. and the Delaware Lottery.
ARRE&r OF rHB AGKkr, CLERKS AND RUNNERS
wARRARTe ISSUED sOR THE ARREST or THE Pro
PRhyoKs or SUNDAY PAPERs ron PUBLISHING THE
ADVERTISEMENTS, ETC., ETC.
The MAY or's squad made anothcs descent Saturday
on the alleged lottery connected with Swan %.
and the Delaware State lottery and succeeded arrestng
eight Of the rngieaders, upon whom found anou,
81 300 In money shc reasns Of sales from the warriors
policy vcnders and about S22 600 worth Of uckem roe
principal agent Of tins lottery arrested about elk
D,hs ago and fined Cor the offence, but did deter
him from proceeding IN even extended manner.
Al first tbc officers unable to discover the hoad
quarters OF The party, but about week ago OF the
employs a Swan Co b. coming Dissatisfied with the
blsiness arTsnf Dis in connection with the
cerr, inside a complaint against all tho parties en-
gsg,d " the business IN tins city. The matter having
been a en- before Judge Russell warrants issued for
gents ani and placed In the hands OF Ssrg ant
BIne! Of the May squat. The police proceeded 10
he headquarters lac Fulton street. where they arrested
Mr. ha~ ana several Of the runners AMI subs anenty
OF The teieg' arrested al the Jci
tts fcrr with the slips in thcn poss esion They gave
Ter nam, : rs James Hrwicy, William Smith, Alexander
Forenc, W. j. Morton, w M,wey, James Caicny, q. l.
afford, Isaac St ph. an Adam Finn. Warrants
issued for the If the managers AM agents
Ferj min Nooe, Geo,rc Y dcy, Samuel Swan, H. NAV
~ and Samuel j. IIckonron The officer proceolca 20
he rtsdelcco OF Mr. r. wooi at the NJ tropoltln Hot IL
Inn be BENG out Of the city he bic To eff his
rrcst III X nsOn, wi o was fined time ago Tor
'mar off nee was ,onnd lying sick ~ his residence, and
nc was not taken. The ether parties at Augusta,
Georgia, but win he arrested their return The PR,
allowed TO ~ their proc appea- b.
fore Judge Russell at ten O'Clock this morning Warrants
were issued on Saturday for the arrest Of the propreofs
Of several Of the Sunday weekly papers for violating
the statute by advertising lotteries
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By the arrival Of the steamship General Raak at New
Orleans have the Br0wnsyiDe Flag 81 The 9th NJ
which furnishes the following summary Of Mexican
new
The fron our neshhoring republic since our last
Issue though iloi very important doos not lack Of me
seems ~ .al dates that the liberal forces sin con
tnucd 70 concentrate about the city ~ kexco. Zuloaga
on the Of vscang the Presidential chair aud Dc
camping for some foreign parts.
letter from certain reaction a ccfs General Eche
sgaray, Intercepted ~ The hberss, has disclosed bat
nay b. termed dodge In tia, r,ant document
The ceutraisx acknowledge that their projects all
meeting with signal failure and that unless other means
are rcscrtcd Immediately, thai may
be favored W p1hc opinion, thrr present and a.
ture plans will he rreyoOaty hwsrt,d Thereupou the
IN ia prpcipai phass q the Comoniort Increment but
which will meet with equal opposition. They Feom
regret sorely that al their operstns heretofore have
not lad thc approval Of pablo opinion and they arc 60
saying try this cement in order 20 gan at least
portion "a T. The nation, however, vii now fee pre-
pare, "a mess their tangled crat and will oppose Il
with the energy that they have shown heretofore.
The Ister stated thst in this Dew movement
could b. natei the clergy q Puebla would lend 70 s
support tlc respectable sum a $40 90.
We translate The following extracts from letter dated
At Aontercy with date o. the 18th UT
general Rarguer vbo had rsade his en into Zsca
te,af The % ut forced 20 leave that place pre-
cptaieiy wsi All h forces 10 the direction a Aguasca
hcnce Which II the road towards Mexico Guadalaiara
Ibe tWi AZ y"u well know, v in posses6ion Of General
Doguiiado II sad that the city a Mexico again
aiiaoAed % the eh By General anoo and other forces
aad Il v or the that Gcs.eral Mrsmoo has not
been able o. march upon san LnE Which garronct al
present ~ Gully No. men.
X IN MatchUva ity pronounced Tor The consultation
~ '5T. aud have gone towards GsieeI1l.
Uufng tht ensuing week 100 rferen, under the com.
rnand q good chet (@iroga). viii c,ve for San 1uis
aud thus, short time the number vi will ssccnd
10 5000. The reaction lords only tie land u
tr.ds uron nacstccas came back - tn constitutional
order as soon the mohos le The city Tie Governor
" that State In Gusdalsjsra with coo M a. pieces
~ artillery and about 900 pead0s who migrated from
Zacs,ccas ~ s90n ~ Marquee entered thai place.
The firg also has the following
il iss come q our know ledge from undosb4ea euhori
a. that tie prominent the Juaroz Lberd party
II Ne e-r least tho1e ~ them ts frontererc
u IL trr II treaty 81 faditon which will embrace not
only thU edttry rCsgr ior criminal offences, but Saves
ao They have learned from expofence that This laster
CAss acquisition a. The progress of tho C0untsy
They desire thc ,r Ah and intercourse q their itnaa
Il ssa noghhofe which BE- cTsriuaIy sec1rcf
vhHc they snofd an asylum Tor The property o those
ueiabbg -
AZ : said that tie constitutional government. tla
o Presdei Juarcz ne enc y b. recognized II future
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Canadian -four was held with increased nrmness while
the sales Embraced about 300 bbs NJ our figures. South
en BRANDS were W moderate request while prices ruled
with steadDcss, with Eses Of about 900 bbls within
The range OF our quotations Ryc nour and corn meal
were quiet, and prces unchanged Wheat continued nrn,
nnd 'scelts limited the safes onahrsced about 1000
ousue,s, h'iuais mNeN nihoh ~ - i-'s "hso SUN
rl"i - r'i oothoh - 70 oi PRIME 40, anu - ~
ioi common iea Sou.nern; Corn aepnyed increased &C
Ns' ahu hsuuhs ps'eis sou ~ uas tne
i''n W aouu, ~. puncs, lhcluu'ns
N'e"ih mNcn az sossC fetsC new NM1e southeIn Al
1ec. TIC; old 90 Al sec aud old yellow do a. SIC
90. ny vac nihy n.aa =. 80. -. Dai 10y va
qus ~ 90. sSVs oAls wee hIh ana a.lse, Win sa
~ l'Ovo bushels western and canadian al o4c 5Oc and
Siat' a. csc y orc.
eofhs-Ssnst oi TWO eaff5s ~ no were made, onc
oo"HsSg @'to oAFs' ~ ~ qNaaNi az lV,,c,i anu the
o'uef, wv ~ 800 s..V ~ ~ sc, ana SVvo ahlt A.
~ 30 nass Java ~ 10 lsae.i and small lot -
Iofios.-os n " heNt if"m the SUM reporting
nImet m"tAtt ~ ahsA "f'shh NC maAet eAhbtel w
1Sate = ~ ~ ~" sfhnses ~ sa"s snibrNod ABOUT
-i'VO nafs' ''oa " ~ AZ ~Nah.e - iaiy &c Per 10
W ~ suo'' h'leaaih. ui.ahls urn ~ &c.
= iAe'shn ~, ~s,s lo's Ish,, VINE ra.es
~ s'eaas w. las,lleol ~ nph Isn were engsss
~, snu " na' oos's 'pao.s " y. W nnou ~
p'ue ~ -, 70 ALlwslp sVo baes .once q, ~. "a. 4
s.uV.'.I Vas c,''eIea o Nad Wiz iomoei ~ we slllA
N,i ~ oilo hs AZ sv PCT ~ ana Nctsel ~ ool ton
va hs W y oda al southern lo' lot 100 Sasri0 ~
~ ~ ": - -, = .. -
Ihai-Sher ~ wv uoN'e ~ rahhs W.T.. hanc ~
~ Ptes, anu ~. npr. euitahN were reP' v" ~ r. ~
SUPPOSED Y nave been at
hInn'ut y ~. = ~; -, .. Al, $50.
MT Meis ahel ~ iVV' 100 Tor new new "bhe o'o
N,io euil ~" sViiilai-
y spSA y ,9ua hussONaaoe N.te hEN
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The specie OF the week has been against the
bank average and specie expected 10 flow - the
South the purchase Of cotton bills Last Monday tho
banks showed average Of s27 726; persons
expect that they WIN show material decline though The
exIo,t ought have the effect OF reducing the average
ably below s27 100000 The Sub rreasuary holds
s6s44 o33 against Sc 3a5,6sl last week. Foreign ex
charge has continued be throughout the week
The leading bankers have kept up their rates 20 1907
sterling and 5l2h for francs. Very little basiness
however been done at heso rates Bankers bs For
the Africa at 1907 * for sterling, and b14a l6
for francs mercantile bills ST. l0Sh lo9 Money con
,inues cheap We hear of call loans
On State and United States securities at 3h; the estab
hed rate, however among the brokers is undoubtedly
short endorsed paper done at bank at the
rate; while the banks and the discount houses
dong paper, frs, class, at 8, and very good
endorsed, four and six months, at s a6aS.
The movement in The stock market during The pas,
week will be best understood by the following comparison
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NkFINFI.
sesrsir Psrsia mr. Judsins Liverpool Nov with mise
aud paasensers 20 Cunard Experienced hesyy westerly
gales uh ycfy hfh and considerable hail and
prrt during The entire Arrived ri Sandy Hook
ils Pm staten Island ~ a. and of the Battery NJ go Nov
n passed shpt Marian MORSE and Esct going 10 18th,
ed steamship Canada, bound m.
S,eanahlp Civ n Vashf ston (r Petrie Liverpool Nov
= With tse and passengcrs % Dale Hss experienced
havy westerly gales he entire passage. Nov " BAT 81 % Ion
re- Hr steamship Circas@isn, hence fer Galway.
siesnshh Moses Taylor Gray Aerfnval Dec 4 with prs
son, = aud specie, - " o Roberts
Sian Albert Gaain, Deano, Liverpool, Nov r. with mdse
and /, passengers Cornelius Grnne Anchored Quar-
. tire sr' night
Ehir hafiss Cooper, csdn Antwerp and riushnr Nov
with dA 10 Iaytin Hurlbui Ancbed n Quarantine laa
night
Tark gssen RUE, whebeYvy. Asplnvai. Nov ~ with
hsrk ~ y 1oy Let Inst % cape FLORIDA IN company
Win big Arb Taylor, ffoIn Aspnwal for New York
Fafk " 4 otpn Timer, Bermuda. days, with marble
rags eng Hrt 81 The NJ bark Emily Taylor from
Isphofn IN dstr. vi % Walsh tarvcr Chase The
brings home for a Charles Brown, VI The crew VI ship
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sea,on 5he Importers and johb~n anticipate favorable
spring sAds and handsome from al secsians Of
tbe ssnnsry, parts Of the Wet alone excepted.
We iesesn trade Of the por, for tbe past week was
again moderate ~ The following sablss viii show
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al washngt TIN, would be wen IN negotiate this
rshjsctS We call NE especial attention n REesa,
stsee IN Cos ess 10 the matter u paramount i'm
Dor lance Iexne
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SATURDAY, Dec ll-SP 4. NJ
AssEs.Pots we're quiet at &c, and pearls at 5s4c.
BREaDsTUns.-Four-The demand ccatinued far, and
10Th good superfne and State and Western brands
hrm while the sales footed up about 10000 bols
"a n tho following ran q
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mIgCELLAN kOUs.
90 EXCELLENT BLACK AND BLUE PILOT OVER
es and GO Fulton street
GO FxCxLIEsT BLACK AND BLUE PILOT OVER
&C aud 6S Fulton street
10 rxcRfIEHT BLACK AND BLUE PILOT OVER.
EVANS,
Gg and ss Fulton street.
DC EXCELLENT BLACK AND BLUE PILOT OVER.
CO and 6s Futon street
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rDGARTOWN, Dee 6-Arr schrs Mary IAnedoo. Iackson,
NYok for Bath; Oregon, Mash do for Boston, Caroline kcd
mcnd, Saco -
ilh-Arr tchrs smith Kelly Eyorh-after dsg will pro-
" kanlcke Brooks GRAHAM. do for Portland "a
ah Gage Brown, do; Granite State Tarr do for Rockpor
smack Storm Child. Cuse DO
sib bPM--Sld schrs oregon Hampden Belle Caroline Q
Baacbs Mary Ianrdnn Granite Lodge In at PM aud
ready sail Storm ,hd Sarah Ihos Hos,rom
Connecticut has Roberts julia Maria, W Chpman Dex
Ter, ! Potter Telegraph
eih-arr schrs Sea BIRD, Spear Nyork for Rockand En-
Iress Head, Salem
fu rugged brig ashore Mnskegt Island sails diving
breach her The smacks Telegraph
ana bares started from this place her relief but
seeing The Island Home going 70 her. they returned
No particulars
pM-In port schrs Ranger Sea Bird En- press, and r
Smith
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xiueM Goods.

XJTE have an eIegai assortment Of Irish Linens,
wv Table Liners, InweIs ana ToweIEg insns, and
Linen SheetiBgs, wh ch We Offering chesler thIn
they can be- bo,gl.t sly where else.
. augIS-u C n W. A. 4 J. q. HIGHLAND.
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The Great English Remedy.
Thorn,s Compound Extract Of
Copaiba and Sarsapariifa,

ID ~srsss advantages not etJoyed ~ any other med
.ur the cure q" sexual diseases, which nlas
xitn al enlightened public render assrredly high
popular a drsidrratum long sougt for IN tie
zeal world needs confinement change Of dscL
Ia rs approved form that ef PASTE entirely taste
less aud causes unpleasant sehsatn lhs IatunL
Il has acquired the utmost fame IN afst every part
Of Earupe, n has been examined, approved a., and
sane toned b. the faculty 0f melBe. and reconinsen
ded by eminent II the profession Prepared
by ]. W. THORN, Chemtst. Lpndea, and fnr sale,
uIrlesale and retail. by JoaN A TAEEASr n Co ,AgeEs
fssr the United States 1s cFeen~h street Nee Yort
As the above valuable prepzArAilnn has bccn ekien
svely eounterfcted by unprmcliled l<&Ttses 10 TIE
United Staiss the trofuicfnF has assef al precaa
ton against InIssition consunsrs, Label, II s,cb
fse foluunE i . FAC Gsnlle, and which all BE found
burnt alon The bcsseEa of c-rh it 4 I'm gstati.s
iasrnied for the United States Cznad4S BFIxL
NJ On .nces " ess lnaius and Syeth Alserica- -
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uousr rupNJsuJNGs

All widths Linen and CegIon Sheeiing Pillow Cotto n
and Linens all qualities, liable Iamask Towels, Ma
kins, &c. Nc. s.fsfj.
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st. louis.

no p c4IIAHAx W. II. HAYDEN, FERD. \. HAssEIAAS,
Late tcih HCelseB,dn d Smith.
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prp ,9ooos, etfae
w. A. s J. o.. NIcoleIIand
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.

1i w. n. q - u. .NAcS>I<EL<AND
A RE ohering their tire stock OF Goods at greatly
n reduced prices. Dress Silks, Eerages, haniles,
&c. greatly beS Cl-st Now Is the tin 10 get the
greatest bargains offered for tLose thai viii call
snon. Ef - g -l" - augls-u
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A IL persons indsets.t 70 tue estate ~ SsRAa s.
~ kxIxG. are rr4nrsts<i - fsrwara and m@ke
pax tnefsf, zad tlO.z sssa the estate s ndebted
hereey feaaesls 80 preselz tiEef siaae fSr ss
Isss.sai " shsy wi he f-revsF bsfrra
"a Aa~a~~ AaisAM l. ikho-s, Ex'r.,
sauxsp Ii ID sarah =. E~ aE.
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MEM 'HHE\,ENENT.
Buffalo Medical DiSpensary,
Established Tor The Cure Of '.'
Dyspepsia, General Debfiity, Fever
and Ague, Asthma, bncipient on
sumption, Indr,nities of \ Outh q ad
old Age, &c.
NO MERCURY USED.


NO MERCURY USED.
~ W. n M q - a. - q u
Corner # MafH and Qay Sfreets l5asdIo, Neuo Y6rk
N beTs Of the Royal College 'f Surgeons, London
May be consulted fran O'einck Ia tue morning. un
The treatment they aot H. the result of upwards o
80 years extensive and successful practice IN Europ
and Amctioa
: yls Most Scientific Invention
Nocturnal Emissions. more properly known seminal
Weakness, Sc, can be permanently cured tn from NJ
teen 70 twenty days, by the use Of this instrument
when Iised conisintiv with medicines.
..r Young Men Take Particular Notice.
DIR. 4 MOSd SON take pleasure Ia announcing ths
they have iuvenied most important instrument for
the Of the above diseases IL has been subjected
Ia test Of Che eminent phy sicaus IN LONDON
ed the oHly useful instrument yet Invented foT
the cure of Ssnusl Weak Any disease of the
genital organs, caused by the secret habits Of youth
DR. 4 NOS A. son 10 order "a satisfy the most
skeptical the nerts af their instrument pledge
themselves that in any instance where 10 may prtxf
unsatisfactory alter fair trial, the money will be
funded by returning the instrument ln good order
Persoi.s wishing the above useial instrument wIli
observe that the price With the accompanying diTec-
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New Remedies and q ufck Cures.
A CURE WARRANTED.
DIR. AMOS a son have for long series OF year
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Of these delicate oemplaiBts ana are The only legal
qualified Ply sicars who now advertise certzi
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Persons ~ 1xY PzsT or TIIx woEID may be success
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cases With a rem ttance Tor Medicines Ae., Which vi
De ret1rned wslh the utmost dsp4ieh atd from
observation -tI ttf
streets, BssAle. New York.
marla-llkNiy .
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Gwen under my hand this August pod 1857
DANIEL SHELTON

JAcKsnN. Tenn, August -, 1857.
The above case perfectly cured by Is bottles ui
the lAthontriptiC, and of the worst u
Gravel that has ever been in this country.
let every female who expects TO Leoome a mother
read the following and profit thereby
loREvUIE. october, 1858
Mr.. J. F. CowAN--near sirs-You VIII do me the kind
publish under my certificate the following
that the suffering community may be benefited.
have gwen birth nine children and my life being
miraculousy saved (as c0nssieT) by your medicine
| cannot in justice you and tb- public Withhold my
testimony To It's many virtues. .'..
used your Lthontrptic in small portions perhsIp
once day, Tor nVe months, which dspellcd ltrcly
the titment sickness of the stomach heA. t-burp
which had annoyed me. to alarming ezIent
in all my former pregnancies. When ] was con
same medicine, which gave an easier delv
cry by great deal than ! ever had before Nof IL
this all have seen II tried IA and heard from
respectable source IN another case that your ithon
attendance were thoroug lily convinced that the pain
the delivery was very much lCsseaed by rs
10 be without Sonr invaluable medicine daring pres
nancy, and particularly the time of confinement.
has marked tendencyto relax the - stem, cOnse
quentiy the pam of labor Is much diminished and fur
ther my Physicians anf Midwife beth said that had
dropsy Of the Womb. and now ENJOY better healh
than have dune ~. ten years, and believe the dis
ease A. entirely removed --. .-..a- !.
sir do tins that suherings OF very many Of my
may be alley lated II they only their
pTeiudces much "a cry the LHhontriptie n any
person wishes te know my oplntqns further upon this
subject, they can address me at Yorkville, Tenn.
ElIJAH SNOW,
&....t -rr.4 IN r.....l. CYNTHIA /. SNOW.
was present and heard Mr.. snow acknox &c the
facts contained the above certificate. have Leen
acquainted with Mr.. aud Mrs. Snow for many years
and lave ressan TO believe the truth OF their certh
cate. .4f f-. Rev. J. W. NEEDHAM
w. = GRAY.
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