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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-20

Seizure OF the United States steam Vos-
sci Governor Floyd. Hr
THR VESSEL REPLEvNED ny UNITED STATES MAR
SHAL RYNDKRS-A SINGULAR PROCEYDIN0--WAR-
RANTS ISSUED FOR THE ARREST OF THK OFFEND
ERS, ETC., ETC. taaM
Several months ago Captain Bcnham, Of the United
States Typographical Engineers under instructions from
the Secretary Of the Treasury, contracted with Messrs
Lawrence Foukes, ship builders Of Greenpoint, TO
build small propeller Of about Its tons, designed for
tender and store vessel for service between New York
and the Notifications process Of erection at Sandy
Hook. The engine Of the vessel furnished by the
Delemater Iron Works On the 81 Of August the vessel
was delivered the United States through its agent,
Captain Iampcugh, with crew. who took the vessel TO
Twentieth street. North river to complete her equip
ment At six O'Clock on Saturday morning Mr. Law
renee without any previous notice, with party Of mon
board the steamug Peter Crazy, alongside the
Governor Floyd and forciby took possession of her and
towed her TO Williamsburg The Of the Floyd were
taken away tho vessel but Captain ampleugh jumped
on shore and proceeded 10 the nearest telegraph
station and communicated the facts to Secretary
Floyd at Washington. Captain L. received instruc-
Attorney and the United States Marshal, who at
proceeded before one OF the United States Judges
when writ OF replevin was issued and placed in the
hands Of Marshal Rynders for execution He proceeded
TO Williamsburg with posse of men and siezed the
sell to the great chagrn of the fast Mr. Lawrence About
one hundred spectators were present. but resistance
offered 70 the process OF the officers. The Governor
Floyd was taken In tow by the scamtug G. r. Smith and
taken TO the United States Barge office at the foot of White
hall street, where she remains.
appears that the seizure by Mr. Lawrence was based
the grounds that the vessel not paid for while
the other hand Capt Benham insists that payment
demanded before due, and also that the vessel
in unfinished state Warrants have been issued for
the arrest of Mr. Lawrence and the captain Of the steam
tug Peter Crazy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-20

HAY.--The market was unchanged and sales limited
few hundred bales for shipment at Csc
IRoN.-Scotch pig was in fair request at 500 80
months, and in small lots from yard at $24
IIME.-Sales Of some 800 bbls. Rockland were repor
at zoe. to 81 and 81 05 for both Sorts
MoIAssls was steady, but sales in small lots were
ported Z6c 26c. Tor Cuba MuscovadO
NAVAL STORES were quiet. Spirits turpentine wl
held at 4lc and common rosn at 81 81: 81 go from
sci and yard.
oLs-Crude sperm and whale continued In GOOD
mand for export while sales were moderate InseedI
was steady at SIC. a CSC.
PRovsoNs.-Pork-The market was firmer and
demand good. The sales embraced about 900 bbs
Guiding new mess at SIS SIS 81 thin mess at $13 rs
prime at $40 66h $40 62h. Beef was steady, VI
sales OF about lbs bbs including country prime at 81 81
20 70 country mess at So So IS, and repacked mess
~ ~ on. Beef hams were quiet at $14 a $17 so. (
meats were steady with sales Of some 20 hhds ncud
shoulders at hc. TX. and hams at 8Zc. n &C. II
was steady and In fair demand with sales Of about
dds and tcrces nj 10c. l0sc for city and at Iocl
II &c. for Western.
KICE-Sales Of about rs casks were made at 3Isc o
SUGARS were steady, with sales Of about 100 hhds|
CHIEFLY Cuba miscovado--and mostly within the range
6Ac SIC. Included In the sales were also $50 lib
Porto Rico at 7hc.
WHlsKky-salcs Of 200 bbs. were reported at &c.
FRuT.-Saes Of about 500 boxes layer raisins W
made at 81 20 a 81 30.
FRKGIfS-Raes were firm but engagements liz
To Liverpool about 1875 bales OF cotton were engaged
"a part compressed, by steamer, and 500 boxes che
by steamer, at 4os. To London about 400 bbs. oil W
taken at 25s per ton To Antwerp 1000 bags coffee
engaged at Ac 1900 bbs. rosin at 3s. $50 bales cot
AT hc 500 boxes sugar a 25s. 200 hhds tobacco at
oo tons measurement goods at 22s. 3D.. and so tons
wood at 25s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-20

s ss ssxs 1 ssxess Tss:
siruciing cutters or guiles In he Fourth avenue
large number Of reports Of committees were pre-
sented and laid over for future action. 1i
WILLIAMSBURG nsRRIKa
Mr. TOWNSEND presented long preamble, setting forth
that the 18th section Of the Montgomery charter gave full
and whole power 10 the Common Council TO establish
ferries-hat the above section Is the basis upon which
all ferries leased and has been repealed, and
that the ferry from the foot Of Grand street, New York. to
the foot Of Grand street, Brooklyn Eastern district
also the ferry from tho northcry basin at Peck Slip New
York. to the foot of South Seventh street, Brooklyn,
Eastern district, let by the Comptroller under the
sanction authority of the Commissioners Of the Sinking
Fund.- and not by the sanction Of the Common Council;
neither were the same confirmed by the latter named
body and inasmuch tho inherent rights Of the Com
mon Council should be maintained aud precedent OF
this nature allowed to ranspire the following resolutions
were presented for adoption
Resolved That authorized granted 70 Mese
role and others to ferries from the foot of Grand street.
New Ysf e the Ss e Grand s sSS d. nd
i, hereby declared o Be null and VOID; and
Resolved That the Corporation Counsel immediately take
the unauthorized Of and interference with such ferries and
Resolved Thathe Comptroller forthwith proceed advertise
end se pb Ss the 81 ss foot
Brooklyn H. d. landing adjacent thereto and asoa
ss do, sS pes fs
Of ten years The st day Of January and that such
The report Of the special committee publishing the
proceedings Of the late Sanitary Convention presented
and 2 500 copies ordered 10 be printed
Among the papers from the Board Of Aldermen were
preamble and resolution directing the Committee Fire
Department Of both boards to mako all the necessary
arrangements for the presentation OF banner 10 the
Fire Department the occasion Of the trenna parade Of
the Department The Board concurred with the Alder
men in the adoption of the resolution
REPAIRED
They also concurred with the other branch Of the Com
mon Council in awarding the contract for repairing the
City Hall to F. N Grdley that every obstacle to the
speedy performance Of this much desired work Is
removed.
FROM MAYOR
The Mayor returned without approval resolution APP
pr0prating $3.50 to Walter s. Pnckncy for services rem
dered the Committee on Accounts.
The Street Commissioner transmitted report in favor
of awarding the contract for the Infants Homo, to be
built in Lexington avenue to William Coulter, he being
the lowest bidder The amount of his bid $23 300
The report confirmed.
The sum of 81 100 awarded to John Barnard, to
supply the public offices with wood After the adoption
of few unimportant general orders the Board adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-20
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

The Board met last evening" the President Charles G.
Cornell, ESQ., presiding It enormously stated in
Sundays HERALD that the Board adjourned on Saturday
evening without quorum, special meeting having been
called in order to adopt the report Of joint committee
in favor of redisrctng the city, making addition Of
thirty districts TO the 173 election districts already
isting qusrum was not present at five o'clock, but
the democrats who present remained, and by the
almost superhuman exerons OF the messenger thirteen
members were brought together, Of whom was
seriously ndsposed to render IL necessary TO convey
nm from his residence TO the City Hall in carriage
Inc ordinance was read and adopted, Mr.. Townsend
voting in the negative
After the minutes Of the previous meeting read
ana approved a few unmportint resolutions and pe-
tons were presented
1iiE HARLEM RAifRAD COMPANY
Inc PRESIDENT offered The following resolution
Resolved That the Street Commissioner be and he IL
hereby, requested and directed report to this Board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-20
HEALTH COMMISSIONERS.

meeting of the Commissioners of Health took place
yesterday in the Mayors office.
An application from the Ida Morales to come up for re-
pairs granted
The arrival of the brig Andes, from Havana was an
nounced She had three sick while that port Of
yellow fever but on their arrival here all the crew were
well. She was granted stream permit
The brig Florence, from Brazos was permitted to dis
charge in the stream This vessel reports Matamoros and
Brownsville sickly.
The brig Alfred Exha from Havana and in Quaran.
wharf = -
The bark Henrietta, from Havana in Quarantine since
ihe i3th inst, was granted stream permit This yes
sci had three men sick Of yellow fever in Havana.
Some other vessels recently arrived from sickly ports
and which have been detained Quarantine were permit
ted to come up.
The City Inspector reported that the Health wardens Of
the various precincts throughout the city prcpar
ing reports as TO the condition Of the streets.
They then adjourned till Monday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-20

The valuation OF Worcester Mass, has been completed
The real estate of the city appraised $l1 $780, the
personal at S. 1898 4s0 total $l6Sl6 430an increase of
$3.50 430 since last year Number of polls 674 rate of
est citizen appears to be the Hon Stephen Salisbury, who
IL taxed for STAG .609
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-20

with the two previous years Of corresponding dates
Sept. ~, 1857 Sept 49, 1858. Sept II, 1859
Loans. :. sos, III, 421 121,649,0l8 1886, 1853
Specie ...... 13556,lS6 rs ,S0S,06S 2l,5l2,6S0
Circulation. 8,073,S0l 7,Sl3,695 S444,sS8
Deposits. 1851 1868 87,129,706 73,l47 1893
The banks, it appears, have largely increased their
loans during the last week. while the specie has down
quarter of million The increase in the deposits the
result Of the increase of loans Tho specie
bank about what estimated the would show
The comparison with the last two years will shown large
falling of in loans, specie and deposits compared with
1858, but large increase compared with 1857.
The banks differ very widely from each other to the
proportion Of specie they deem right to hold to their
liabilities The following table shows the per cent Of coin
to net deposits. Merchants should glance the whole
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-20
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, Sept. 49, P. N
AHIEs-Sales 40 a 30 bbs. of pots were made at 81
Pearls were quiet at 614c
BRKADsrUFFs. -Flour-The market was again hca,
and closed at decline of about 10c per barrel 7
market was more active at the falling Off with sales
about ID 900 bbs, closing within the range Of the fot
inn nuO = "
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per cent ninety days 10 Eve months per cent snps
named paper, AL, per cent, and not 80 much in
favor endorsed Second class names are slow at sae
from 10 to1b per cent
The banks show disposition TO expand and some a.
them are freely taking from outside parties They seem
TO have tho idea that gold shipments cannot from ths
date embarrass them We think the subject Is not one d
be so lightly handled and dismissed in the summary or
hand way some Of our bank presidents treat IT,
The foreign exchange market very firm, and rates
tending upwards. The Boston Cunard steamer win
not take much gold, but some shipments will be made
hence on Saturday. Messrs Brown Brothers Co. have
put up their rate to-day for sterling bills 10 HOY and
1lo1 Is the general price asked HOY is now confined
to Southern bank bills We quote bankers sterling 10Y
1loX and commercial do. ITO l09I francs arc held
at b13A SIS.
We learn that Chicago exchange New York has sud
denly reacted and risen Il Of one per cent-beng nowS
TX. /.
The Sub Treasury received to-day as 500 more than
disbursed The Customs receipts WERE. go SOS 600 o.
The total receipts were.. 174222 81
IayihehS.. ........................ 1850 IL
Balance this evening ................5 ,092,856 81
The stock market has been very active to-day,
panied with considerable yet variable buoyancy. TIT
foreign advices respecting American Stocks which show
Improvement by the Persas letters, have mpartes
strength 10 the general market and reports Of som
Improvement In Western railroad receipts also acted "a
voraby. Some Of the largest sales made to-day 70
the spectators, who started the whole RISE and thes
increased disposition to SELL but other strong par
ties came In to buy, and prices advanced at tho Gre
board Between boards some reaction was experienced
Large sales Of stocks Of the speculative kind mad
privatcy-so that the board reports do not show tn
whole Of the business transacted by q great dea
The Albany clique was reported to have bought wha
the William street clique sold, that prices sus
tanned The whole Of the business was, however, purc
speculative, and demand for investment appears.
After the board the closing quotations for leading soc
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Sanadian Hour was scarce, with light sales at S. for
grades to SO for extra Southern flour in fair dema
while prices were without change; the sales cmbra
about 1000 bbs closing within the above range of pric
Rye flour and corn meal were steady with moder
sales at the above figures. Wheat was lower, but
more request at the concession; the sales embrat|
about 80 600 bushels including red Indiana at 81 IL
~ white Indiana at 81 1871 81 25 white Long slant
$l 40 white Kentucky at 81 &c. mixed Kentucky at 81
red State at 81 05 81 TO- and Chicago spring at OIL
and old unsound do. at TIC. Corn was frmer, the
plies light and the demand fair with sales of 900 blu
els, including Western mixed at S5c 87c., and rot
and fiat Jersey yellow at $50. 89c Rye-The sales q
Draced about 800 bushels at SOC. SIC per buslI
Barley was quiet; old held at COO. and new at 8
Oats were in good request and rmer, with sales Of 81
at BIC. 40c. "a, and new Canadian at 40c. 41c
CoFFEK.-The market quiet but steady. Sales
200 mats Java were made ut p. t.
CorToN-The market was firm but quiet, while no sa
OF moment TRANSFERRED. The range OF assortments
restricted and the chief inquiry was from spinncrs.
supply of new cotton is yet quite limited. We conti
our quotations as follows
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At the close New York Central stock shows the SIMS
gain of Il after large sales; Gaena and Chicago dropp
X Chicago and Rock Island was steady The mark
evidently closed with more weakness than it opene,
The short interest considerable buyers which aide
the morning market greatly. The speculation continu
hot and the game is fully alive. Stocks and securt
not the subject of speculation are steady. Little
done bonds. Some United States hves of 1874 sold
103A.
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Stoves Rail,cay Guide informs US that among raro

In round NUMBERS ten millions Of dollars to be raise
Investors will be invited to call up and invest therein
In notice Of the Chicago receipts for the season
Sundays issue, the word week was used instead
season. unfortunately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, Sept. 10, 1859
The bank returns rendered to-day show the following
totals.
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NEw YORK CLASSIFICATION
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-05
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOT dH me PURPOSES OI FdmRH IhySie,
Are composed that dsease within tho Tauge Of their ao-
on rurey withsnnd evado Them Then psnet
prgert search gud eleaue aud uvsuate every poTtou
OF the human organism correcting ts diseased aciiOu aud
restoring rs peshy vi aliiies As consequence OF these
properties, the uVa nd WIN is bowed down Nh pain uT
physical debility sasOnih 10 aud hs health oi "a eTy
restored ny rm dy AZ once 30 simple and inviting
Not only do they cure the daA complaints
The aeont below named pleased 10 furnish gatis my
American Amanar, Cuniatniug Cetf their cures
aud direct ions Tor their ~ the following
Cpsiiyenes Heartburn, Hesdaehe arising disnrdered
Stomach, Nfusea, Indigeston Pain and AiOli iuactop
Of the Bowels Flaiulenoy Loss Of Appetite Jtundcs Nnd
other kindred complaints arising from luS state o. me
body or OhetTuciul OF ~ functions,
Do not be put on by Unpruciped Dealers with some 9TH
pill they make the more profit GA, Ask for AyFuis
pits. and take nOhinr -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-05
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,
PoR TIE Y Aptn cupP np

Coughs Colds, Influenza, Hoarssness. Creup,
BroAeAitis IqciPIeRt Consumption and for is
relief Of CoRsamPiips Patients iR adpaneed
stages Of the disease.
50 wide the Held Of s usu and yTe
The cases OF hs cues ~ saCtiou couuTy
heuuns IA psrsons Ipblrg snown, who have been reev
"a om alarming and uvel es1Ooate dseEs8s of the lungs
by us use whoa nre ted Is superb VI eYoH h.
CT medelne OF the kim Is 0u appurn u escape oOsegva-
ION and NheFo ~ virtues kuon, the public longer
hesitate WhAt andoe 20 employ for the DIS and
uanE rous ahefunG Of the pulmonary that nc-
deut q climate. hie many nierar remedies thrust
upon the community have failed and been dsfareY this
has gained fends BY trial conferred benefits
an eed they never forget and produced nu-
and too remarkable to BE- forgotten
Prepared by Dr.. J o, AVER 4 CO.,
Lowell MRss
All our Medinea for slio by WM FIsKE A OAYI.ORD
AHAmMoND. and All Deg oIs IA Aedicinss
dscl6 Stw6m& WeoWep
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-05
NEW YORK MARKET-Noy. I.

Flou1sass Of e OCO bbls at s. super sst
S950ssb Is for extra Stue; SL9j5 90 Tor super weseru
20 lor To mu' extra western, Sh4ULb %
ir inferior good shipp brands crTa rouGd fuOp o.
AIarkt opeed better bu; closed dull AMI heavy wi
an dian II, jales 900 bbs at s59ssl common to
ohmcs eNtia.
Whert- without riklng rh'uee. Sales 2l,00J
bu4 al .l2hlltl3 Nj W ub; SltGl 81 white Canada
81 4Oql ~ 10 Mich and lad SLAIN CLIO for white
Rve-Prttty ir. Sales $500 bus bussSc
Birey-scarc and h'm Sales 1909 iusat Sc for Can
ada.
Corn-Dun Sales IS bus at 9sIl@s9s mixed wsu 99c(d
81 o. iur yelli,w Uf pll kluus
Oas-DTvopns; lilsiI1se for State, Wesenl and Cana
diap.
whisky-r ine hetter SECS t00 bbls A. 2f}sa27c,
WhHkl--IIcayy. alUs i6OC bJls a. 200 6lac
porkL buOvat 81 les t0UJ bbls at STA . Gll39 for
mess; SlOS0 10 81 pT lme SIS for hniuspec ed
Bert-Hcayy sales 451 hblS at - GOA Isl comfy
p.inf; SIS G IS cOnnty mes; s. O Teparked H,ssi SIG
Sl2 ezra mess
Reei ans doll at SlIGl55O.
Prime terf Qu'ei.
Out meals-Quet und f-m Sc for shoulders, 9a4S9kc
lOr hams.
Bacon quiet
Drsss,d d hogs jull at RdGkc.
Lurd-Dnll and Heavy sales TO blls at l0&(1l0ssc
But or-In good Itouest At llkalsc or Ohiu l6su fol
St1tr
Chse'e-Id oir iemagl, at s@lOkc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-05
MORNING LEADER OFFICE. !
Friday Evening, Nov 4 1859.

ELoUR-The market Is arm full prices, with fair home
and interior demand.
wHEAT-Recepts better and market active At i-
ng advance Sal car inferior red at s'l4 red
I5; cars do sl5c;4 do at sil6i ears white At
"a
HIGnwINES-Sae 90 brls at 25c.
FRUIT-Dred apples have sold at slight deeuea lot OF
gObael. good quality selling at &C. 50 b green sold at 5
BUTrER- good demand with sales ~ kegs Inferior Cen
trnl At IOc and good to choice W n roll at l6Gl7c
EGGs-Have sdvanced again. Sales include brls at l6c
and brls AZ lie.
sEED-Ths market for clover is somewhu unsettled
Buyers Offering but this is generally below the views Of
holders sale 100 made yesterday at that figure
which failed to get into report.
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RRrAlL PRICRs.
plarrhna, lYscnlety. (hnlsrn. Ne.

We naye the Gtne enherg Dyseutery Syrup used 10
cases q bowel complaints IN ali their led
81 npe oosentss 10 malignant cholera ard sp ak
O. " ~ e highest te ms, and recommend IL with rUn
lence Whetuor tie is mild severe, recent or
lus standing n, cures surely aud leaves bad effects be
MORRIS FRANKLIN, Pres. Board Aldermen, N. y
CITY. "
7. \ HlBBApn, NJ. D.. Board Of Health N Y. City
g, " Dl~ENOW. pisropdl Ciersym3n, Suffolk Wa.
r. w BAR TOW - Pine slroei n Y 'City
nANlt PlfNAN Court tiuet. Boston, Mass.
George SFOUDlNGER, Board Of Aldermen, New
A.W TAYLOR, Cnptain o. s. Army
J. ~ HART Cleye land PLAN Dealer. OhIe
WM FARRAND. Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-05
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
n. II. CO.'S EXPRESS,

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the following efficient 'nd reliable Lake
Lines:
Daily to DUNKIBK and NEW YORK
Daily to SANDUSl{Y, TOLEDO AND DETROIT
Tri-wepkly to oGDINsDURCH, oswE GO, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
Tn-WeeklY TO CHICAGO AllLNAUlEE, hAtkl
fTAf aud intermediate Ports.
y- Properly ousirued dcivered l. care will
ceivr prompt and CAREFUL attention ord ds'gch
C- Passenger will be lekrte ihrc1sh M ti directions
nj .ha lnNNesI laics
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-05

IN Juy 1855 was tsten with IN ordinary sumner com
lnt, iur VIII b neglected tskug uny remedies. LOuug
go Tmenceu assi mncns aud blood, aud grow weak
hat was unable TO do half days work applied to
phlHcars was osed first with plates. ueTt with pills
gt mrate Of sytr took mice Ous nf nitrate uf silver all
doing next took various homo rem eiicS rerom
mendtd hy nurses ard Old lad nei'hCr did hev do
any tood Again Ioiuned 10 The VI physicians
slrngens knr w 70 the OlessOn bur all 10 no pup Sc
In MqY 1855 afer having he dsense Iuun hs
Hrne'enh'rs Dvse ierv Syrup whr did. In less than
oeHiy 9u hours ajfer commencing rs the disease
completely checked, feat when different p, sicans
had ute uuuule 10 scumplish. Al this time als1 cOm
wercc daily Hbluion, with cold water and ever since
hFye noycd exceleut hea tn.
used but portion OF bottle to accom plish this good
work aud since my hOV ols have been very regular
tyncualingt W mselyes once day.
Prom experience. uuhesiialnaly pronounce IL the
Dest Dyse1eiy mellciue ever made and would heartily
recommend Us use to every with liFe difficulty. am
yea 10 make ms statement the pu lie, through gratitude
r the bessing u has conferred upol me- AND through the
use. j ri HART
Office Of Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Having had orp1rtunv to test yonr ,aluabie medicine
Tor bow ell complaints the Ga euhcrg DYsenerv Syrup in
~ and efficient relief such cas- II acts like a Ierfect
charm. and cannot doubt that when it is as well Known
as rs merits demand It will afford relief TO hgussnds
res. Board af Aldermen aud Acting Mayor NJ "
have had opportunity Of witnessing the effect of he
esuefay tuuse Of character and have 40 hasi-
9,ion n sayiug that is admirably adaped he cure OF
these diseases. I. r. r. FORREST, Nj n,
CIotsn Water Comm'r AID Alderman n y
~ Forsae by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
" For medicines or agencies nddrcss
H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland
h9gs Agent for Ohie.