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This falling of is mainly due to the fact that the
navigation OF the Mississippi River s, unobstructed
bv ice and freight for the East is sent forward via
New-Oreans instead of via Chicago. &c, by reason
of the greater cheapness of water communication.
This same cause is inurDg the traffic of other West
ern Roads particularly the Illinois Central.
Under the head Of Favorable symptoms" the
Coyyeo de la Tarde received by the steamer to-day
states flat during the first week of the month four
bankers in Havana adv anced TO respectable house
the sum Of million Of dollars with which to discharge
its liabilities. Without this assistance, the house m
question though very strong, would have had to WIND
up.
BY our tesgraphie dispatches from Albany il will be
seen that an attempt TO be made to empress time
sales Of stecks.
The Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad Company is
about to change its name to that Of the Sandusky,
Dayton and Cincinnati Railroad Company.
The Philadelphia Ledger says:
Among the sales reported to-day IS s. 900 exchange
on New.York at lO0l This indicates close balance
between the two cities, and points to an early resump-
tjon of speeie payments by the Philadelphia banks.
Business continues very inactive and u low rate OF
interest, resulting from an absence Oh demand Tor
capital, is likely 10 rue in the future; OiltFdge
paper is out of favor the dealers in the commodity
being generally satisfied with reliable cent invest
ments considering them as really more profitable III
the long run
A, Baltimore there is no change in money matters
First class paper is ~ y cent, and Exchange on New
York abundant at Ia v cent. Gold is IL prem.
The extensive works of the Messrs. Parker, in
Medina, Conn, and the Russell & Erwin Manufsctur-
ing Company, will be put in motion in a few days.
At Boston, TIE Post says:
1T is not easy to raise money on collaterals except
at high figures. To very many people, indeed, money
is about as scarce and high ever, while there Is
brisk demand for certain esteemed notes, which are
very scarce. We quote street rates ut ga L. cent
for the most favorite and, indeed the only acceptable
paper Little is done at any price. Some OF the bro
kes ey ote their funds to Xchanges and the others are
not doing much in loans What have been the leading
discount houses in the buster with failed or
suspended paper than with operations People OF
known stability and moderate wants find no difficulty
in getting money Of the banks at Ga cent. Ster-
ling exchange has not been active, but prices have
been Irregular The highest asking rate last week tor
the very best bills g, but few sales were effected
Mt that figure. Parties selling at 9d93 have been
buying satisfactory bills at 81 IN New-lork.
A comparison Of the footings of the weekly state
ment of the Boston Banks with those of the statement
for the previous week exhibits an increase of s5lS69
in the item of loans and discounts $l2 in specie,
1926 81 in deposits and decrease OF 1863 $50 in cir
culation We annex the totals for the week, with
~ 4 ba ediuow week:
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COURT on GENERAL sEssIoNs-JAs a-Bes,r. "a

COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-JAy ao-Besors J1ds:
Soon after the opening Of Court this morning. John
f. Ede indicted for forgery in the third degree approached the
S and psd "a, s % oIy in he fourth degree lie was
Charles Albertson pleaded guilty to an attempt at
grand larceny and sent to the Pecnsy for six month";
Chauncey johnson, of the party engaged in the
extensive burglary aud larceny in Duane street last Saturday
night this morning came forward and pleaded guilty to burglary
Prison io!r year. and hrSe months. '''''
Andrew Boyle, indicted for forgery in the second
sshtercee 70 the sat ' Prison I fSf Two year.
John Medix, indicted for grand larceny, in stealing
.rvsn f. am IN al n'[ # the value d 5000 from
No 3 South e part OF No pr s Christie iSsn street and
identified by the complainant the property stolen from h
% he'd ss so va the I P III . If r.
Ard deal: , in Gs, and SaS b Sl ssd b
Court deferred sentence till Saturday.
John Barker, indicted with Vim. Petit. james
ns s the sh of the h Of January sc worth sep and
other groceries from Nicholas Phillip captain Of the ;lOop West.
trial and tried fret The oop lay at the wharf near cshe
p E Mst %. .G SS on na tn :Sn
The evidence that the prisoner acting in concert with the
enms OF fss1 BY h @ Of JOHN smith, living
Goet street on the very night Of the ary 70 do some eN
being arrested Barker with them, and seeing the ocer
term in The Pcpiteny and one in the State Prism The jury
after smoe found him guilty and he was at once
Robert Vernon, the accOmplice of Chauncey John
som mdsey Jennings at No ia Church street coner Of
then his trial Vernon indicted
burglary in the third degree and the amount of goods stolen
5000 The property all recovered and the
detected in the act of carrying the goods and
arrested nearly the spot Officers ambn Anderson and
Fields especial credit their prompt action in this
matter but particularly the fuamed officer for his persistent
fidelity in errcting this robbery. Officer Anderson
identified the prisoner positively the one he carrying out
bundles and throwing them into the that stood conven-
ienty bv evidence Of his guilt irresistible and the
Jury him without leaving their seats The prisoner Is
25 years old born IN New York. and boaman by
ton The prisoner has already served term the Penien
ay in the New Jersey State Prison. The Court
sentenced him to the State Prison this time for years and
months.
JAS Rourke, indicted for assault and battery, on the
Doth Of December officer j. H. Polly then put upon his
trial The and battery alleged TO have been commit
ted in Eighty second street. between Fourth aud Fifth avenues
The the arrens the accuSd for disturbing
the peace ourshed hammer at the Off
GER him by the throat denounced him as id Black
Repu aud finally drew to strike him. The defendant
offered in his behalf whercupon the larry
vced him of assault and battery Sentence deferred till
Saturday
Adjourned till tomorrow morning, at IL O'Clock.
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RAILROAD FACTS.
To the Edito, Of The n. y. Tribune.

To the Editor Of The ". T. Irfoane
SIR: As notices have been given already that bills
will be brought into the Legislature, during its pres
en session. change the law III regard to railroads
and az the question Of tolls upon the roads VIII also
be agitated it has appeared to me that no" was Tue
time TO give more publicity to documents and stats
ties bearing upon the condition OF the two great roaS
of the State. For the question Of tolls must he az
cussed in relation to the Newiork and Ere Us wen
to the Central Justice TO the state wou9 ie!ufq
tells to be imposed upon the Newly and Erie road
if they can be imposed upon the Central.
The imposition Of tolls upon these great lines must
necessarily affect all the roads in the state 10 greater
or less extent hence the subject OF tolls must DC re-
garded as bearing upon the whole railroad interest VI
the State.
II is not my purpose 10 discuss the proprety OF
imposing tolls leaving that for another article ou
simply to furnish such facts as WIN DC ,ho
guide one in forming opinion Tor OF against lne
measure when hereafter discussed. 49,.
The whole length Of main line OF railroads n tnis
State on the Both of September 1886 exclusive Oh Guy
roads, 1891 miles, and including o., son~s,
double track ard sidngs, and turnouts made equ'a'
lent 10 a single track there were 3,1i@ Hiiies.
The total cost at that date, including city roads had
been 1872 100 "a. But a. the assessments OF tue
I'D In ,be different Counties does not reach the en-
,a Cost of the roads and probably does not average
TO acceed $1,000 per mile, the assessment OF taxes
was made only upon about 99'Vo,Voo, or ABOUT one
,wentvsi1t mart Of the whole assessed valuation OF
tS and personal property Of the State and nearly
oneb;rd of the original cost OF the roads. The aver.
noe number of employees was 10, 6oo.
The further consideration VIII be confined TO the
Central and the New-iork and Erie. The total
length of the whole road reduced TO an equivalent
single track, wac in 1855 for
e"e' Miles COSTING
Yori and Erie....................7I 3J,1t2 SIT
The number Of employees, averaging for the year,
was: Central 4,2l9; New-York and Erie, 4 900.
The average cost mile Of the whole road had BEEN
For the Central 81, G36; EewYork and Erie, s2 l52
Average costper mile Of track was Central 81, is!;
New-Yo rk and Erie. $45 305.
Average number Of miles Of equivalent single
track for
sonsemp'd
Locomotive Erg Pes. Cars Freish, csr' pr %:i Y,
Ceptra..........S.5e So 10 I.Ss
n Y. ard Ene...3.65 SIS sc sss
Of tne number Of passengers csIried BY tas Cess'
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NEH-JERSEY ITEMS

ALLEGED CoRRrPTIoN y THE JERSEY City Con-
MON CoCsCIL.-There has been considerable talk and
excitement in jersey City for n number of days in
relatonto rumored corrupt transaction by the Com
mittee on Aims of the Common Councils and the SUBJ
ject received new impetus on Tuesday evening by
the presentation to the Common Council Of petition
signed by Robert j. Read and James Judge, setting
forth that there were charges atiOa that the Commit
tee Aims of that Board had been guilty of eorrup-
tion in awarding contracts etc, and asking that u
special Committee be appointed to make an nvestiga-
tion The matter was warmly discussed by the Board
the members unanimously agreeing in the belief tnst
there no foundation for the charges and the I'M
pcated members urged the appointment of the inves-
tgating Committee asked for in the petition. The
subject finally disposed of by appointing Alder
men Sinclair AcComb and Hankins a Committee to
hudn the bilb of the Committee on Aims.
ELECTION or CHOSEN FRYEHoLDER.-Mr Eph.
a 10y "a. been elected BY the Jersey City Common Council
'n Board Of Chosen fTeehOliers to ill the vacancy
f'u''" ARD caused by the death u Nh John Doyle
BOLD HIGHWAY RoBBFRY ~ HoBoKss-A DRovER
iosss S$"A cattle droyer named Leigh from Steubsn
Nes or, was rubbed the Ferry In Hoboten.
so sen o seon ESQ bank bills tbs proceeds Of drove
eSe % he had sold IN New York Monday lie had been
nsns,ty and " sweshy mood had indscrecty exhibited
Va money IN ssvera ssous where be bed stopped 70 mblbe
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s,,pRyp n WASHINGTON sTREEr.-At a late
,o,, TUESDAY night as Michael McGraff was passing
through Washington street, near Albany, TWO men
suddenly attacked and beat him In shocking manner
and terminated the outrage by stabbing him IN the
neck INJECTING dangerous wound The ruiiian7 then
ran off, and in short time thereafter Officer Ferns OF
The Second Precinct passing through the street. found
McGraff lying upon the sidewalk, and conveyed him
10 the New-York Hospital. The surgeons at the Hos
pital consider the wound extremely dangerous aud his
recovery doubtful. The same night Officer Ferris ar
rested man giving his name as william Noiand, on
suspicion Of being one Of the parties. holland was
committed to the Tombs for examination.
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l. y. Condf having aceepted the ca .hiership of the
Hudson County Bank Of Jersey City, has resigned
the office Of Secretary OF the Morris Canal Company
H. Dwigh. Williams has been appointed bis successor
TIE Metropolite, Bank WIZ probably h. prepared to
receive Rhode Island money on deposit at y cent
discount on Thursisy. The uncurrest- money brt.
kers are buying i. g. the same rate Bills of all the
Rhode Island Banks, except TIE following, are now
received at the Suffolk Bank, viz:
Bark q South County, Bark q the Republic
Farmers Bank Hop<iu,on Bnus,
Rlode I;'Rd Genital B'at M,sC Tl Baoa
The latest adyices from the Honduras Railway en-
rneers are to December TO- at which date the survey
had so far advanced as t, render it certain thot the
work will be completed during this meath Jsnusryl.
A cen.lewan connected wits the expedition. who has
lust reached this city, via Belize writes o. follows:
Dir Trautvine Chief Engineer, states that from
Laman which is within eigh. miles of the summit,
10 the Atlantic there will be grade exceeding thirty
feet TO the mile. North Of the junction Of the HUI
five feet while for long distances they will range
ten, five, two and half feet, to dead level On the
entire line there no grades exceeding elghtyfour
feet to the mile, and that only for short distance at
the sunmit. No engineering dEhcultles nave yet
presented themselves. Mr.. Trautwnc states that he
j. not aequaRted wish any line in The United States,
of equal length, presenng fewer difficulties or greater
facilities ard that, considering it % passing through
the CorcerdS. II II, IN Ms own Worus, hafNelots!
GOOD line The engineers sent ost by the British
Government, under Col Stanton TO verify the survey
arrived at tie Bay Of Eensics on the I'd OF December.
The Pacific division of engineers reached the town of
San Juan. forty miles f-em the Bay. November q,
and are now doubtless through with their work. As
eocn as the work is finished the entirs corps, except
ing sin zle division remaining to locate the lands OF
the Company, will return TO the United States
The following is statement Of the gees transpora
lion earnings of the Delaware, Lsckawanna and West
elm Railroad for the year ending Dec. 81 1857 COM
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Markc ie home for his place of business apparently
>" 80 ho.la. He lad however. scarcely reached
~. NAV, ., whom no was taken suddenly ILL., and falling
- the aoor died almost Immediately. His remains
800 ,slen nm and conveyed to his late residence
~ - w S;,,cco,b street where Coroner Gamble
w. - kold an inquest Mr.. Jacccks had long
en- ,,h what appeared to be disease OF
a.. - ,,,ch most likely, was the cause OF his
AZ 49,. IT.. Iw.s about 40 years Of age, and native
No 49,. county, this State. Mr. Jacocks has ef
80 - several children in comfortable circum-
stances.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY JANUARY g. 1858

IN At the Hudson County ; the Perry turt
the evening End their spread his ney bar md
Challenged person no sent throw die. with
him for 4s pop" iii, proposition nct being aooeei
soon e but Lsn teen only short tina when he
and complained that be hsd found who had throw him
nst ad q the dccl ard relieved Ls po ke Of siout $500 IL
said thai tour attacked hn4thrc Of them held hin Whit
the fourth thrust BIZ hands In bis pokI and took the roDey
when they al away Three young men were arrested urn
suspicion of being concerned in the robbery bu, uere sub
queu'iy discharged for want Of Is idence axe a.i them
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LECTURES on THE TREATMENT OF SOCIAL
DISEASES.

Rev. II. w. BELLOWS, d. D.-De0r Sir: The I'M
rned having learned that the course OF lectures on ne
Trament Social Diseases" lately delivered by you before
RE Lowell Institute Boston presented many valuable eohd
ons In regard the history and treatment OF ape
lam and Crime In which enlisted the synpaes and
enhtenea the individuals and associations engaged IN
this great humanitarian beg leave to suggest to y INA. tue
present season extraordinary distress and Of special benev
n exeion renders it highly desirable that our community
should receive the benefit Of your on TINS o
tan subject Of such vital interest to all classes and therefore,
respectfully invite you repeat the lectures here a. such time
and place best oomprt with your wishes and
Hoping YOU viii accede 20 request your friends
sNsshington Irving, John w. Francis, h. NJ Hartley
Jonathan StuTgis, FTeDcis j.. laws, Ssul ossoOd'
Tbemas De Witt, l.. Bradlsh, Chmlss hlnP
s-hsJs. UsciIsy Jos p THOMPSON. A. y. Drand,
n n TncIe,m,n w Adams John Bgelow,
peter Cooper CuHan C. Verplanck, William Kent,
Stewart Brown, s. b. Rugges
ALL Souls PARSONAGE, WORK, Jan. III, lSS8
GENTLEMEN: / shall have much pleasure IN com
rl,n with your kind request and propose TO give sx lectures
selected from twelve TINT composed my Lowell colse CON
mencpr MONDAY evening Feb and continuing on the follow
n Monday evenings OF the first three weeks o. a
month Clinton Hail. Astor Place The proceeds Of ne ice
toies W." PssrsCtfnIIv yonrs HENRY w. BELLOWS.
IT, Mesrs WASHINGTON IRVING, PETER COOPER, CuLIAS {.
NERPLASCK, &c.
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COtrRT CALENDAR-Tms DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUIT.-Nos. 1898, 23J, 10,
ri 1881 1926 1896 268 81 49, 49, ST. s5 49, 49, go lO5 lo
SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL IERM.-NOs. $50, 3l8,
49, $50 32l 322 32 33, S2i, 49, 36, ST. SIS 3@ 49, 9
14, 1873, l49 T. 80 -,
COMMON PLEAs.-Part l., without Jury.-Nos. l
10 G. 9to H. &c. H. 49, Part ILL.,, without Jury-Nos " to b
80 to IS. u 80
SUPERIOR CoURT-SPECIAL TERN.-The following
cases are first in order for trial: Nos 49, g. 9 81 s. 49, &
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos. b., 81,
70 TO n inclusive. 80 ~ - =, IN q,
SUPERIOR CorRT.-NOs. 2i3, 2s, p, ~, ~, 81
4i8 49 1872 1885, 49, 4iO AL, 49, 27 49, S6 fi No. As pi
455 1856, A. 49, $50.
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BROOKL YN II,EIN,S.

BRookLYs MrRcASTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher will lecture for the
benefit OF the Library Fund on MONDAY evening, 18th
inst ct O'clock in the Athcneum. Subject, "wit
and Humor."
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IAdvertisment.l
CEMENT ROOFING.

The subscribers for Wis city and vicinity for W.
T. CHLDS Co.'S CEMENT, with hich they viii
old roofs in the most wokmanlke and warrant
them end This Is the best article in
for repairing old leaky tin shinge roofs The best OF ref
erenees an be Office
J. DITTO Co, No. 1,l6 Broadway.
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uared with the previous year:

This shews an increase in 1857 over 1850 of upward
Of 30 Y cent; but it will be remembered that the east
ern extension Of the Road in the direction OF New
York, comprising the Southern Division and the War
Railroad, not in operation until June OF last
year. The following exhibits the comparative earn
incs upon each division Of the line:
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IAdyertisement.l
prRDy's NATIONAL THEATfR.-Hundreds are

PURDY'S NATIONAL Observation-Disclosures are
nightly turned away from this avolte Theate for want of oon
Since the commencement Of Mr.. CBANFRAUs engaSemen,
every Of space has been occupied and the Manager
has that may be secured four dsys In advance
To NIGRr Mr. Chanfran appear in his Drama Of
"LISDA" aud "TooDLEs." The Drama Of WALLACE"
Concluding the programme.
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AdvertisenehtJ ., .,
BLESSED ARE THE LUCKY.-The lucklcst spot

In Eew-.York is BARSUM's MUSEUM Every new attraction
there draws audiences Just the great Amecan
Drama Of 1.-THE Pioneer Is witnessed by crowds
people and expressions Of universal delight are eel
dom youchsafed TO other performances in other places
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ADVERTISEMENT
Public Speakers and Singers can use " Browns

BRONCHIAL fRocHEs," or CoucH and volcE LozENGEs as
freely Notwithstanding opium thing that In.
jure the stem They invaluable in sayns the hosness
and irritation incident TO vocal e1eron and also powerful auX.
OTuggistsI
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Advertisement !

FREpRICKS PHOTOGRAPHIC TEMPLE OF ART,
MOI. Sos and 5s7 Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hote-PHo
IpHs HALLoTYPEs DAGuERREoTYPES and AMBRoTYPKS
In even style PHoToGRAPHs by Mr. MouLTos formerly with
Gurpey
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30 Ter cent thfough and ~ S. wore way and
by tbe hew-for& aod kie rs per cen, were through
The average Y cent Of the mileage Of tss psssen.
gers carried BY both roads WAS
1hIcS:s SSsa Way 2AeS
g. s.,! Nj Nd ~: AZ s ' 81 =
The rate Of fare is the average upoa each nl..s ~
passengers upon each road. in cents and mills.
The average per cen'sge Of the tunnage Of frsighx
transported was OF
f fssLa iii ~ a GE r ri. ~
S Ss,;.;i "a ,:isss Ts So 50 SO
Tie expense Of maintenance OF roadway repairs of
machinery and operating the road costs for zach ss
sencer carried one mile, IN mills on the
NewfoTk snd Yre. ....u1
And Cor each tun of freight moved ore mile:
c.p,r,,............fs ns N.,Yorl nd Erie...ii9
The net profit per mile Of road after detncting cos
Of maintaining and operating interest on cost OF css.
s,ruc,on, equipment, on capital stock, boDdet ssd
floating debt, was by
Sya,IS ..'..'.''.''..'...'''.si.agS
Total number Of mile. Travelled by oil the pasres.
gen: or number Of passengers carried one mile, 90
Nr~Scii ana ~ 90 -
Ard BY al the ..Fie.tS
The total number of frst-class passengers, b,th
way and through, runon
s.s;:; Nd TAI; $s ga q g. l:s::
Total number Of tuns OF freight moved i, both d.
rections on
Ihroueh weight WAY frsish TOt4.
Centrl.................l5SlA 5iSST9 6ro11
New.York and Eric. ....lS, fce ess sa5 e4lNa
And the whole number Of tuns moved one mile %
teLtraIs..' '.'...'.'''''' '''''''''''' ssDS,s6
NewlOTk aud EIs................., iso6rS,91
The total number OF tuns moved on all the roads
was 3.4C6,2GS, and the number Of tuns carried osa
mile was 3i6 rs, leo.
The earnings of all the roads including city roads
we're $50 .33 003 So, Of which the
S S.S ao SsI asS In. tss,
The earnings from the following
Passengers. Freight Other baxSa
Cen,rsl..... SS2s2 29 10 ASle96o2 20 SSlrH ~
New.Yoh and Erie. less,6n Is SeS0i 10 iso,Ss -
The transportation expenses all the roads exclu-
I'VE of the city roads, amounted to Sll, ,3t3 ~,
and of the
tebtai,.... kO %
New York and Ere................... 26s0.5T %
Which was divided a. follows;
NY Central N. Y. and Essc.
|, Passenger bushes Ls6 5ti 10 $seeCd0
Freight business........., 1891 ID LlilN 10
Other business. u. 80 70
II is no, necessary TO 90 into the minute detsx
Of the business of these roads the object has only
been to state general facts The late reports Of both
roads will show increase of the amount Of cost
well as of the earnings and expenses. In another
tc Ipropose to discuss the question Of increased fare
on the Central. I. c. 2.
az a. u
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The Corn Exchange Bank has declared dividend
Of = cent, payable February /. The Brooklyn
Bank semi annual dividend of y cent payable
February |. The Mechanics Bank of Newark, n. D.,
has declared semi-a annual dividend of cent, pay
able February !. The Newark City Bank semi
andual dividend Of y cent, payable February. The
Morris Canal Company has declared semi-annual div
dend OF y cen. on the preferred stock, payable Feb
,usry2. Tie transfer books will be closed from the
sd till the day Of payment.
The Black Warrior brings from Havana $s!Vo In
speoie.
S. Diapers regular daily auction sale Of bonds anu
stocks will take place tomorrow Thursday, at Ia
O'Clock, OF the Merchants Exchange.
Albert II. NicOlays regular daily auction sale o
stocks and bonds will take place tomorrow Thurs
day a. l2i o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange
The following sale, were made ct auction by Aioen
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lAdversementJ
To NERVOUS SUFFERERs.-Ar retired clergyman

restored 10 health In few days se many yesrs Of great
suffering anxious make known the Of viii
eDd free the prescription used Direct the Rev JOHN NJ
DAekALL, No ls6 fultonst., Brooklyn