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Supreme COuTt-Chambers.
Before Hon. Judge Clerk.

CUSTODY OF CHILDKEN-A RELIGIOUS DISPU ~.
MARCH SIN ne Matey efe Petition Of Michael Cumeess.
This application by father for the custody Of his
children, four in number, who, it is alleged detained
by their mother The latter stated that she had e her
band taking the children with her, because he tried 10
her into becoming Roman Catholic which she de-
clned 10 co. being member OF the Baptist denomination
The Judge delivered the following opnion:-Tne
law no doubt recognized the paramount right of father
TO the custody OF his infant chill while the courts
still maintain bis right preference TO all Other (otner
things being equai,) they will not deliver the children 70
bis CUSTODY when to do 80 1t will be manifesty their
derimeb and discomfort. think the father this case,
IN bis intercourse with his family has evnced suspicious
and splenetic temper, which could not fail to make
the children exceedingly unhappy, aud pervert
their 0irpositiOns. He coDtradicts many OF the in
stances OF tyrannca and abusive conduct OF which his
wife testnes but his explanations unsatisfactory and
bis wife ia corroborated by Poole, and by Mr. and Mrs.
Cohei witnesses in the His conduct the melan
cboy occasion when bis eldest daughter dying
state Of mind totally incompatible with that affection
which father capable OF ruling bis family with mldness
and discretion should possess The testimony also clearly
shows that least attery he either unable unwl
ling to provide the necessary support for his children
Three witnesses C6rrobOrxt0n OF the statement or Mrs.
CumecBs prove Of almost restitution during the
portion OF the past winter which the testimony Of
the relalor does not satisfactorily explain may there
fore say in the language Of Chief Justice Thompson in
the matter Of Wsldron as J. 4l9) "thst 1t will be
for the benefit of tho children with their
grandparents Tor moiher than he put under the
and custody OF their father" Writ dismissed.
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lotai Tor io09. ,S4l ,0S5 Do
As the specie shipment of yesterday will not count
against the specie average to be shown by the banks
tomorrow, it will show considerable increase last
week. On Monday last the banks held $25 627. %
the evening of that day the Granada arrived with
81 ,o32,Sl4 specie. The Sub Treasury lost bullion
during the early part of the week. but has attery been
gaining for duties, the simultaneous arrival of three
large steamers having created quite rush Of import
entries The Sub Treasury balance yesterday stood at
SSl6 $780, against So 26s at the end of last week
Money continues to rather in favor Of the
Some good six months paper has been done during the
week as low 5H, and hear Of very choice short
cepances selling below but the regular rates continue
to be for all short first Glass; and for six months good
paper; lower grades and longer dates 60 from o.
The banks continue to ask per cent for call loans but
more money than can be used at present is offered
to the brokers at four Exchange has ruled steadily
throughout tie week, at the rates previously cur
rent Bankers have been asking l09I q for
sterling, and 5.1lA 5lsZ for frances fair business
has been DONE the bulk Of the bills having been sold by
banking house which has been large buyer of cotton
bills in the Southern market. The importers to
think that exchange must Decline most Of their remit
tances have been made. Some Of the bankers however,
look forward to q continuance Of high rates.
We published some time since table showing the de.
posts in the city savings banks since the revulsion
witch vent 10 show that these deposits had lot fallen off,
as might have been expected. Another circulnStance
has lately como to knowledge which confirms the
that the country has been by bare of
money is commonly supposed. One single house in
Wall street had occasion lately 10 foot the aggregate
amount of its business since October 1857 dis.
that the kousa question had bought
date 50 400 900 Of government Stocks and 81 000
COO Of State Stocks for private individuals and institutions
If other houses have done WELL the amount of relic bic
securities taken out of the market since the revulson
will marked scarcity Of stock investments when
the current again sets in that direction The State of New
York will obtain high price for the proposed loan.
We are requested by Mcssrs. Sweeny, Rittenhouse &
Fault Of Washington say that if the unlssued portion
of the loan Of 1858 called for to morrow dollar
Of it would come the market for five months" is at
the option of the takers, in fact to withhold the stock
from the market for eleven months if they feel so inclined
The Of the stock market during the past week
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

SUNDAY, April SO p. NJ.
The week has been generally quiet commercial cir
cles the chief features being the large import entries Of
the past few days. owing to large number Of arrivals
from sea and the movement in cotton For the past few
days the receipts at the Custom House for duties have
ceeded 5000 900 day. and the balance which
TO decline rapidly, has recovered in consequence The
speculation in cotton which noticed last week was
checked Wednesday by the arrival OF the Persia with
advicts Of decline in the Liverpool market Since them
market here has been dull holders attach consdcra
bic importance TO the mysterious telegraphc despatch
which was received in london lust before the
Persia sailed aud which caused an advance Of y
per cent in consos; they believe that 1t may have
conveyed intelligence more favorable TO the prcserya
ton of peace and therefore decline 10 mako CONCESSIONS
Where sales are forced, a decline Of u "A Is sub
mtted to- The receipts at tho ports continue to fall on
last weeks receipts only 1000 bales against 81 900
bacs same week last yearmakng the total receipts to
date 900 bales against 342 900 bales to Same date
in 1858 The decline the receipts leads many to believe
that crop estimates heretofore generally adopted have
been excessive and that the total crop may not exceed
1900 900 bales Brcadstus dull to effect sales Of
wheat, flour, holders compelled TO make con-
ccssions The fine crop prospect is beginning to tell
against the market. Advccs from Western New York
and Southern Michigan report that the wheat has hardly
suffered at all from the winter exposure; in Michigan
larger number Of in wheat last fall than
any previous year. Provisions quiet; the export
about the same last year. Ashes unchanged To-
bacco is firm.
The dry goob market during the week has boon quiet,
the mportaons being considerably lower than those Of
same week last year. The Southern trade nearly over
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sbd e Western merchants buying with great caution
and moderation Manufacturers are, however, obtaining
fuprices The stock Of sugar has largely increased aud
the price OF Cubas and tao other descriptions has
declined; New Orleans Is firm. Coffee Is dull; an ad
vance Of &c has been established in La Gusyra. Hides
arc active, and descriptions have advanced 20.
&c Spices steady Wool Ia quiet and strongly held
Tea is quiet but firm. We have seen circular contain
ing valuable figures of the tea trade From this il
appears that the aggregate consumption Of tea in the
United States for the nine years, ls5ols5s, inclusive
2s5 2s1 lbs which aggregate would 90 to show
that the consumption in 1859 would be about 2is
ibs, lb. per head Of the population The stock on
January only 97 Ibs. the probable import OF
the year, 2s lbs. 1t is hence inferred that the
price must rise.
The following the comparative Custom House tables
Of the trade Of the port for the past week.
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MARCH % -Andrec b. Moore George W. Comstock.-
with $40 costs
Charles III Mccullough John L. Coby.-K defendant
will consent the amendment made will DO treated
and entitled supplemental complaint The 60
on otherwise the order will be that stand over, with
liberty to plaintiff to supplemental com plant,
PENDANT to answer ADVISED plaintiff pay costs Of the
term. Order accordingly.
Smith Ddtfs u.s. Cornelius Dlfe ct dl.-Judgment for
plaintiff on demurrer, without prejudice apply for leave
10 ans merits, provided notice be given within
days from service Of this order.
John II. Harris Us The Panama Railroad C0mpdny -
Motion for new trial denied, with 81 costs.
Before Hon. Judge Davies.
Burrows Us. acknowledgement for plaintiff on demurrer,
with costs.
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Court CnIcntlnr-rhls Dnv.

SupREmE CoURr-Crcuit Part I.-Oyer aud Termlner.
Part l-Noe 1o2 734 74s, 758, 100 100, TIA 1872 1888
zoo 1885, !es 800 sos 294o si2 932 os4 $685. sos Part
I3kos. 1882 io2S 1881 1oa7, $50, sss, el5 1884, ass
S81, 2e7, go, 7sos, $40 471, TASK, 749J 76s, 7O5
20 inclusive.
'CouR1 OF COMMON PIRAs--Part Mos 24s. ss2 Gao
Part 233e, 1856 72l 757, e64 $685. sia, s2s SAL s3s
ia, lsi, 7es, s14
SUPERIOR CoUHr-3 4, 10, IL, IA, to 81 n, "a, 49, FIX
ira Cscndar-2e, II, rs ii, S2 49, IS, 81 49, So 49, 49,
w. %.
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In 1907 People OUTSIDE must beware OF allowing the
temporary fluctuations OF the stock exchange
estimate OF the real value of the stocks they bold.
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BARRvr--CocEKR.--On Wednesday evening, March 10,
by the Rev T. Hscox GEORGE r. BARRErT 70 EllzABErl
COOKER both Of Yorkville.
RoHERrs--flIIoIr- Wednesday, March 10, by the
Rev A. R,pgman Mott, EDGAR A. RoBrRrs to ANNA NJ H.
LOTT, both Of this city.
Philadelphia papers please COPY.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, April Z--UP. NJ.
Aslns-Small sales of pots were made at &c. Pearls
continued quiet at SIC.
BREsDSTUIFs.- Flour Common and medium grades of
State and Western In better request while the
higher 10 prime brands of extras were unchanged The
sales footed up about 5000 5000 bbls closog within
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4 ,ATARRH-CATARRH
CAIAhkH--MHAfl IL LIZ HOW Cul

" CATAkkH-WHAf IL III HOW CUREDf
Thousands persons suffer all OF from
Nos people know what s inoonven
yet but few how II be cured IL " simply
chronic irritation and after enlargement OF focles and
fequen tbtckenins OF the mucous membrane lining the
cavities frontal and
extending into the and lungs this RESULTS tight
and often vertigo of the head obsrued prouse
huw OF mucous loss Of smell nasal voice, oen impaired
hearing and taste abe old school remedies have
be do thing for IT, Nasal injections and inhaanra are
painful and expensive 40 they generally worthless yet
Humphreys CAT AkRH SPECIFIC a simple sugar pill
taken two three umes per day. promptly relieves the mild
cures at once oil colds In the head, and radically
by pcrevering the most obstinate
bv the experience Of hundreds
Price, with full directions nc 80 cents per box
N. B.-A fun set OF Humphrey Homeopathic, Specifies
with book OF directions and ~ remedies In large
walls and So dio plain case a. family case
OF 10 boxes and book, 81
The remedies. by the single box full any
dress by mail express free charge on receipt the
price ADDRESS F. HUMPHREYS Co, So broadway, NY.
Sold dealsrR
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Hilrs HAIR Dye, 30 cents BOX, Black or
brown Jepot 10. Barclay street, also sold 500 Broad
way and py all druggisis.
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Cristsdoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees
the hes, in the world wholesale and retail the dye privately
applied No. q AAor House.
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Dreafnaughts, Spring Overcoats, Paletots,
and general assortment of spring clothing coming ia daily
and selling at unprecedented low prices vt
DRUMGOLD Il PEOCHS.
2ii broadway.
Opposlte St Paul church.
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EORNs, BUEIONS, NAILS PENETRATING TIN
~ nesh cured without pain. that the boot can be
immediately AFTER the operation without the
nicnce the patient by Or zACHARIE surgeon europe
dist 0 Broadway. Refers ply and surgeons Of
he city.
INNING SALOONS,
- Do mo- he imposed upon BY limitations OF Lea PERKINS,
Worcestershire Obtain the OF respectable
grocer fruiter. JOHN DUNCAN "a SONS.
400 Broadway sole agents.
EUROpE.-A THOROUGH BUSINESS MAN WHO rs
entrusted care very reasonable errns Address
kurope, box Isl Herald Office
L,RENCH GAS FIxTUREs.
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
prevous removing 10 623 Broadway
his ssock at liberal dscyunt
''' d. pARDoNvuLE 4s broadway,
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The Latest Drawings OF tne Legalixed Lot
res, reported to WOOD. EDDY CO.,

The Latest Dra ~ings OF tne Legallxed Lotto
nes, a. reported to WOOD, EDDY CO..
MANAGERS OF THE
DELAWARE. GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
STATE LOTTERIES.
Official Drawings by Telegraph.
DELAWARE LOTTERIES
The eubscribers Commissioners appointed by the Goveuo
Of the State OF the drawing
terry authorized by the Legislature having this
ware do hereby fly that the following the nubers
which we're this day drawn from the wheel, viz
EXTRA GLASS, No. I'll. APRIL g. 1859
Is, 4s, 20, 2, 10, "A, 4s. 80, 70, 6. q, Is. %.
CLASS No. 22 APRIL q 1859.
g. As. 4s, l6. 26. TO- 9, 49, 20, 81. g. II, IL.
And that The said numbers drawn the order in which
Witness hands, Wilmington. Del this Saturday
April 1852 S GE9E sEhG e. GORDON commissioner.
GEORGIA LOTTERIES.
The subscribers Commissioners appointed to superntend
that the following are the numbers which this drawn
from the wheel, viz
CLASS No. 200, ArRrt ., 1889.
49, Is. SO, S. Is, E3, "a, e. "A, 7, 10
Extra CLASS. No. 2lo. APRIL q 1859.
&C. 3, o. 30, q 10, IS, SO. L. "a, L. 81, IA
And that the said numbers drawn In the order in which
Nttpcss hands Augusta. Ca this Saturday. April
2, 1859. F. D. BARBER, }c,nv,,,.,o,.,.
WOOD. EDDY co snS XMgoa, pe, sors
Gurney's New Photographic and Fins Arr
kAller Broadway. Photographs dARusrreotypos
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Barry's TricOpherOus - the Best md
cheapes, article Cor dessne beautryng cleaning curling
preserving and rcorng the hair Ladies, try It, sold w al
drr1 rsta.
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ElRoCATEI.S, DAMasKs. LACE AND MUSLIN CUR
- tains.-Wh1lssale and retail
ELTlN0, MASON a HATFIELD, S45 Broadway.
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Eye and Ear.-Dr. LighthIii, Oculist ant
aurist, has removed to q Bond street.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
the beat in the world surpsssng all made Sold and applied
at the mandatory, 2s3 Broadway
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The best Spring Bed In Existence-(HOvve's
elliptic, at from S. to So at 3iS Broadway Call and
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Grover 4. Bakers Celebrated
NOlsELEss FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
No 1875 broadway, New York.
We have one Of GROVER & BAKERS In our own family
justice Il As
good 1t represented 10 be-. N. y Ledger, Aprn2
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GREAT SPRING MEDICINE.

. GREAT SPRING MEDICINE.
n RHEUMATISM, SCROFULA, SALTRHEUM. &C.
HyATTS LIFE BALSAM is the moGt certain and safe
for the painful and protracted forms Of these
riso. old ulcers fever eryspess the of
purity of the blood liver and kidneys general debility dys
pss incipent consumption. piles &C. Principal depot e
q rand street, Is cents per bottle.
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Gurney's New Photographic and Fins Arr
CALLERS 707 Broadway. Photographs dAgusrreoypcs ua,rs
lures In oil, and ivorytypes
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Dubois Panta1OOns.-OubOisf IL the Best Cur
OF pantoons in the city, No. Clinton Eighth
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical
They also silk elastic stockings for varcose
supporters shoulder braces for deor
mites 10 order No Vesey street. Astor House NJ Y.
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q T JOINS, 10 ANN sTREET-s3 90 CONGRESS SHOES
"a and CATERS % French calf dress boots, spring syie
warranted sats fsctory.
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HollOway's Ointment Is the Best Pain Re
lever the world of and burns
and scads apply freely and at the sufferer will be
leved and easy in few moments Mandatory 50 Maiden
lane, N. Y.
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~
y" H VIZ al; sss: he h.
as as x for the pubcsoo Of csrnss
%. ans aarmng consequence resuns ron rs
bot he ss g % 81 %. 20 %.s
sn o. ;ns senses ought to be And 1sassd WI %
Desipess the head. and all d..xre.sss a,.O,.,.
causing he least s.ia "a al cs.ss
Thirteen years undivided attention =. ~
branch Of speca pra'e has enabled bin reduce re.
s1c obstinate cases yiad by steady attention the means
The following testimonials submitted with confidence
Sy some OF he mott IL %s
mn ss Of The SsS se ,Sn n ... n,
@ oalon of hs cS.sso
'0 the p0f'w IN .Pd ssssm Professor Of ,r,
From my intsrcouiss with Dr. Hartley have found - d.
YAIzsns. Morn, Md.
dsnce, rs Clinton place.
BRoSzas. MECHANICAL LAMPS, TO-,
SsS IS S
CENINs 'sN STYLE"
THE HANDsoMKsr FELT BEAVER
Ever Issued
FOR YOUNG MEN.
ALL NOVELTY,
NEW STYLE OF BINDING
NEW STYLE OF LINING
NEW PLAN OF vENrILArroH.
NEW SHARE.
NEW MoULD1sos THROUGHOUT.
oKNINs. so7 BRoADwAr
u Gas rI2xTrG GaEs.
Gas slz4SEEs::
Gas yyIxTysg
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T,RUSSEIs CARPETs-,S CENTS PER YARD
AZ article.
CROSSLEYS IMPROVED hLECrROTYPED
BRUSSELS
Warranted N as well any tapestry Brussels.
Warranted fast oolofs-
Warranted TO look well q any other brussels
Warranted TO be 80 per cheaper the
any other CARPET Call and see them. Price is
q. \. HUMPHREY a co,
a2s Broadway,
Opposite St Nicnolss hotel
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Brandreth's Pllls.-The only mp town Office
for the genuine Brsndreths Pills IL at CAMPBElIS drug
store, Of Eighth avenue and Twenty eighth
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Leary & Co. have now Ready the Spring
style of hats for genlemen's wear. Nos ), and Aston
house, broadway.
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No ZIG Broadway, under Banums Museum. New styles
soft bats caps &: Is worth while to stop aud look
the store-if you do wish purchase-bu looking
over the variety you Will surely find article suit your
fancy. G., w. WHITE,
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Grandjean's New Improvement Again
the human hairIneresng consultations prevents bainegs
gray hair warranted 80 Twelfth street. corner Broadway
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I EDIARDs MORNING CALL-THE ATTENTION o.
II TIE public called to the superior excellence Of the above
as an nveoatng tonic alternative spcpts
cordial puer The use OF which tonic alter
season 70 particularly recommended Travellers By liable
10 tea can avoid TIL. dressing mslady
themselves with few bottles fact passenger shp
should be without II, az only unaiug for
e sick but forms the %o grateful beverage that be used
sea he above has been for before
the United sstes and the benefit resulted Ia
nose suffering nom dys epsia, debility Neuralgia
su stone In the bladder gravel disorder kidney and
urinary organs loss OF and also the diseases which
feses are peculiarly liable &c has induced the proprietor
to take this means OF making meri universally and
generally Known. II Is intended general remedial
sgent end the effect secured the action 1t exer-
cses as tonic In giving strength The sysem parcu
M ne s 1eesave organs cer,ecig acdy and mparns
rs Effects are msnes:ei BY an improved state Of the
tols healthy action OF the liver nduced free
ana perfect circulation Of the blood AS d!urec direct
ed to promote the scon CT the kidneys and orRss:
combined its gives tone and vxor 10 the
the appetite oispels lowreGs Of spis
verage held In grea. estimation for superior flavor and
quality and bids fair TO the numerous
drinks at first class hotels and restaurants guarantee
of excellence Is only necessary say that cmh
nation Or the nest London cordial gin and the reliable
vegetable tonics arowatics and alternatives Y Be
member Of the pharmaceutical Society Of Great
Britain and for sale by liquor deaers aud
or al tbs depot 81 South William street. New York.
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HerTfng's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof safes 25 Broadway Murray NY

Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines.
Office sos Broadway, n. y
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A NEW ARTICLE
FOR TEE EAR.
rHA1lON SONS COCOIEE
beet and cheapest article for the prveesvs
bsauns and restoring the hair the perfect barires
va olered to the public Sod at 5 4s and Sl Broad
vsy end by n druggists and fancy goods deAer Lsrge
so!les 80 cents; small Is cents Inquire for PEALoN q
BEWARE OF OoUNTERFRITs.
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Cure Your CouNh.-25 Cents.
lib Third avenue. near Fourteenth street.
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no DEALERS IN AND IMPORTERS OF aoooYEARs

no DEALERS IN AND IMPORTERS OF GOOOyEAR'6
vucanzed eastic rubber fabrics The trade
have 80 long been suffering under the iegs exacons Of
Horace H. Day will lie glad 10 learn hst they
arangemen s with me to supoy themselves with these fabrics
Mr. Day has been infringing rights by importing and
selling these goods ana alter long trial the questions issue
have been cecsed against him my by United
States 1ircut Court Ia and public
after This notice caution must abstain from violating my
rgba II Is necessary Tor protection, and therefore,
shall proceed against future inrngers In the most summary
4 the sole and exclusive OF the right W
make ivpcrt and sell all elastic yucsped rubber
goods aorcs OF all other vucsnzed rubber
fabrics which the Manufsc
mctIng Company have the exclusive license from me "a
make and vend aud except aO sbred goods All per-
sons who make or import sell or use any OF nese goods
nfrinqs under Pselt sws ~ the United Stses
and liable IN severe penalties After this fun notice shall
With those who infringe upon rixhts.
these shal back To the beginning
and compel pay full damages for All goods which
they have sod turing aud shall enjcin and
prevent them om selling or sinF these goods for the future
AZ all No goods be hareser made imported sold Or
used LEGALLY unless he have stamp every article
and the trade and The public will hey
are pure hasg Of authorized Dealers they win he
ectsd ready 70 make Immediate arrangeneps On tho
liberal terms with the trade generally with dealers
and the manufacturers Of these fnbrirs WIlLIAN JUDD
and Packing Go.
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CoLUFLE GLASS, FOR CEMENTING, VANISHING
- ard vashipg backiesd hourspsT, raava
arnica Towers cor lancer seed ellis and
and raspberry juices Tor sale by Dr. L. EEUCaTWAN9
Err, I4o Maiden lane B.TreAise fermeuted liauoPs
and 200 chemical recipes.