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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


The Times City Article says. Securities have
gradually become weaker during the la,t - hours.
The knowledge tbs. the Indian md Russian loars
would be forthwith introduced contributed TO the
heay.ress, though not TO so aree IN extent as was
expected.
TIE effect was nevertheless preuiical and apparent
IN every ere Of the departments. similar inhuerce
Is E, work on the other side ofhe Chanel and while
the position Of politics may have something to DO with
the current Of business capitalists al the came time
cannot be unmnoiu Of the result OF Steady sb7orp-
ton. such a. is Indicated by these operations.
The decline in Consols was nearly one-qusrter per
cert and although during the day slight rally en-
sued i. was not maintained particularly when i Wa
found that az additional fall hsi taken place &c the
French Rertes. The positive range IL quotations was
from e5 to % bu, the final price was 95t TO '5I with
fresh symptoms Of dul.ness in the more advanced
hours.
LoNDos MosEY MAREEr-Thursisy evening. Aug.
lite ssn furss ogesed rather heavily ais uoralg b.
H. gs-.ly ,eaGy Conio, wscl -ft g yesstaiy ?;
- a., S. ras 70 the ose Il Esi1-. IN sla1
NC a,eraou i ,teir rate and IL i Therefore presume IA,
az Z. 80 1' eiIs,vs sra ia, he rsrve as
eg-lti, 10. r1pvsuc-c suy further 'eTis dini't1-
srry ~ "a sd .v.r y which n LAKE has oeer -
piled wil So have sserc.d some mae q &c -
a. la. Sol .isq ~ Il3iA Dsbeu,-re - - -
luci. Bad. g. q 6iscouu; and kHchsq1-r bis . 20 =
pr.Uilu- - -
lie ai feature Il ffegn s.cf, ess oeea eri a -
hsicai; ~si ~, ~ t., hss beea Ae bs.r,.. l. obi
ce.crp,o1, ald espeeiAy ecsz-r t-- -
sr.eyua, unayofse Turssa pet esrt. toc c '-d "a
0po,.c A. ala % TIE yesercsy Ias n." AsA
Lcsr Of iss nssoti-isd a. - ni,1-s- pt' 'e'' -
Tse fa,l pdss u tvIsh rAl Gem Ia; evening Va
! sd 10 Sd sipg . recovery u a. -aga-1
r. eo-,-CY. q rev Ttr-e Pc Gen. Rlssi,l L.n o
10 oo uer, euity,y s-,;t his Afternoon sd AZ eA
/ r-ct-d e .. csiciAl.y P bi,1-1 q satIrrEy
IT, M-1icar dollars brought y he Iesf rave D sc
sS NJ crc. srca- "a from ne isslzea ~ 70
.be b. .rnrg OF As; moth .aa ID oSIc
for Ia: Grated OF IL ars q the A.. psckrt I1s r-s
81 1, or 70 he very arss sX--t :. ,te psr; 20 1s-s'
~ ~ ~ cf bar AZ ..r received tA4s ocsoc c13 =
I l,-u a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27
NAPLES.

m,ssrrL1rs, Tuesday, Aug. lO.-Advices nave Oeen
received from Naples to the oh INST Inc en-!
T,trsordinary Of Switzerland at the Court o. 'I' ne
OF Naples has presented to the Neapon'an 49,.
men. certain demands, viz: That the SWISS 81.
be given up, the uniform ana ,ne num-, Io,',ar
Foreign Legion be altered, and tha' 'ney 'i' ~
% be called Swiss. ~ y;,is
~ Drte Of Seuscspriols, formerly Prime MINIS
a.. 400. ON an extraordinary mission to Rome
rs -..,ordept Of Tie London Times at Naples
-. o;Io,,,s,s have been cent 10 the bishops ana
s;'u .n.bor;,ie. directing them to use all their II
a., 20 induce the people to sign petitions as@.n'
.0sI'e ConteseTatop. az proposed by the two En-
-s,ors The writer adds: The Nespohtan 10.
f fU was "creatDg gres. disappointment De-
"csuse, while affecting to do something " ''''
nothing"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27
china.

From Shanghse W learn that Admire! Hope sud
the principal part Of the feet had left for the Gulf
Pecheee on the lltb inst and Mr.. Bruce was - fol-
low with tie Msgicienne and Iniexible on the 18th
The French and American Ministers were to accom-
pany hun in the frgstes D1chayls AMI Powha,an,
each with steam tenders.
The American Minister Mr.. Ward, had had an in-
teryiew with tie Imperial Commissioners, but the
British and French Ministers had declined to enter
into any negotiations elsewhere than at Pekn, aud
avoided an interview which would have been purely
ceremonial.
Many rumors were sfoat AS to the reception which
the expedition would meet with. The Chinese ex-
press fesr that il Will be unineDdy and lead TO war
IKE operations.
IL Hong Kopg or Canton, no poiiscal events Of any
importance had tsken place.
Shsmeen Las been selected a. ire new foreign set
tleuent al Canton.
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in quality apt free from tisetss aho1gt TIE roSts, Sc
q Coz sidtr lble extent, were sms!

in quality, arr free from disease although TIE ro1s, g
c1fsdtr lble extent, were sms!.
II If officially announced in the London pspers that
the Great Eastern viii leave this country for Port
lsnd. United States, early ia the ensuing month,
after having made short trial TRIP Tse Englist
pert Of departure does to have been yet de-
ternined upon Move money is wantsd; speoiai
meeting OF the char, holders il called for the 2Gt
inst to authorize the seue Of the 70 900 shares held
in reserve, snd to consider the prOpriety Of nsurng
the ship.
Tie Lirerpooi Mercury Of the 18th inst, contain
the following fro it correspondent at Dublin in ref
erenoe 10 the Galway postal service:
"It il ra,ed that positive Information hes been re
oeved here to thee-ct thst the present Government
has determined not 10 disturb the contract made b.
the Government. of Lord Derby With the A,sntiC
ROYAL Mail e. mpapy, for the conveyance of mails be
tween Galway ard the United Stites. II Is said tina
the contract Is sealed ard completed il every othcle
form but th ~ il will not be delivered pending the 10
quires before the Postal Contracts Committee VIII )ss
sittir Is 10 be adjourned until next sesion During
the Last month two, number Of the shares OF the
Atlantic ROYAL Mail Com pauy have been taken IN TINS
country and il is stated that arrangements are 10 pro-
gIess to place the Company OF an extended bass par
uculaIly in reference 70 Lei.nd.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27
CROPS IN IRELAND.
From The Lirc,PcS Mr-eS'y' Avg J

From The Lrcrpc$ Nr7eS'' IVY -, -,
TIE Dublin Ereniag Post states that me iIsu hsan
v,., IN which consider able progress nas az md
nsde Tn u the Weld AMI quality VII be mo.e
taken az, ,sa5 was expected two or three weeks
:aes g .. the ne. '4o es .S
scribe the wheat as vs' on The ground with fall
nJr,y, t s'' Oats have been much ocmpapsa , o.,
n 1ss IS i and s1 Ssss sS y aSs.s
in some piasess = no. likely 10 be very seriously
The total P'I 0f barley the reports arr various aud
deficient. va !, !. difficult to srrve q, correct
so osts Ia a c.ow for example ;o%s fin; a aoos
barrie, grosiSs .ons portion is inSror, while in other
chaIc'er $40 DESCRIPTION sppues, the crop. beng
confines light and tnin o9 tee gro1ss os:. an.
accounts hitherto Of tie Iosoe asvs vssA yey Sc,
conragrg. reporting re crop -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27
SWITZERLAND.

A letter from lunch says:
The Dufcbe-s Regett Of Parma has 70. the last
onth been residing u delightful cottage near Esp.
5chwyl a sms town in the Carton of s.. Gall. and
nmandiDg view Of the Lake Of Zurich AT grand
oersl rihe-msich which has Jasi taken place mere
Duchess not only accepted the Invitation Of the in
otaLts to be pre-eLt, but generously increased the
ber Of prizes to be awarded to the successful shots
,. has her four children residing with her. Robsr, l.
ayoung prince Of much inteligence. His brother
,unt Henry, is a quick, sharp child whose only
Il il that be no longer the unforn of an srti
lsyman. which he had adopted 10 Farms. The Prin-
c,-ses Margaret and Alice are two models of stable
s-mpli stY -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27
AUSTRIA.

yrzssA, Aug. I2-The Ministerial cFi'i' continues:
:; fIv confirmed that Baron Voc Bach hiss iendere
ri. restoration because the reforms which he proposed
re,s elected BY the Emperor but il IS certain that
.bsr. no ms,ers difference between the programme
Of B.,op yon Bach ard that Of NJ. Won schmeFlns,
- .1v;ce Ia. .irce been asked /, L. reported
that the commission for the working out Of the Coz
,ttu,;On is especially opposed to the views OF Baron
Won Bach sra n. Won Sch nerAng, AID that the ne"
Constitution o: Austria VII be founded CT aH''ecrs'c
sni clerical power.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27
COCHIN CHINA.

Tie rews from Cochin China is very uufsvorab.e
to the French, who have suffered severely from the
climate ard were in want Of Requirements. The
Anamese had even tackled the French irtrench-
men,s. and they Nil, 'rty meu ard one officer be-
fore they were repul-et The latest accounts stated
that they were DESTROYS u treating for peace.
TIE Emperor Of hlsm la. repulsed the French
soldiers aud 50 for fed himself IN tie City of Hue,
that tie cost q taking tie place ~, be p'ot sors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27
RED REPUBLIC PROCLAIMED IN PARMA.

V,rssA, Thursday, Aug. 1.-The oiilciai Au'N'aH
Correspondence, of this evening" contains piN"''
feligenoe dated Parma, 9Th inS' Stang .a"' "a
p;eSm,ntese had been driven out of the city, ana
. -.d ranpb,ie proclaimed Property holders, aud the
friends Of order were taking flight.
C,srsI Cs,ibAldi has been elected Deputy ~ sra
della, in Piedmont. 49, e..,, r,orarco
The French journals contain letter from s'OIence'
ASSERTING that Prince Napoleon is generally talked oil Is
tbs future Sovereign Of Tuscany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27
,r,r ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

meeting Of the merchants and others wa nn.;5.r
tie 10TH at the Sessions House Liverpool 70 witb
the question of telegraphic COMMUNICATE ,he
America. The Mayor presided, but ear! -
proceedings gave place to MI Dr0Sn, WV ,ncs
s,so,-;o means of communication between En-
gland and America vo,.,sv then mo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27
GREAT BRITAIN.

Parliament was proTogued on the io'n'
The Lord Chancellor read the Queen spee'H.
The London DAILY Ners says that the sur Dv
TIE men belonging to the Building A'S0e'S''o" ""'
CLepno1 wyke has been appointed Envoy hA'''
ordinary to Central America. ha,evs
TB1 London Doiiy Herald has reason 20 oy DDso
cha, The Srspd Duke Constantine, on Leaving ~
iii nav visit to the Emperor Napoleon s' Di'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27

BERLIN, Thursdsy.-IAe symptoms Of congestion
of the blood to the brain, which his Majesty expert
enced yesterday have dinins he'd little, aud they did
not Increase toward evening in the degree a. on
the day before. The state of his Maetys health in
fact much the same. Signedj DE-. GRIN,
Sars0ria, Aug. 70, Sp. m. DIR. BoEGtR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27
ARRIVAL. OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON
HE NEWS not YEr To HAND.
ST JoHs, y. F., Thursday, Aug. p 1859

ST JoHs, y. F., Thursday, Aug. p, lSJs.
Tie screw steamship City Of Washington, from
Liverpccl Aug. Il, and Cork Aus. is, was boarded
Nv the nsws-bost Of the Associated Press OF Cape
Race st q O'Clock this Thursday Afternoon aHt .uoe
tsvs - car be Cleaned rom the papers >: AAad ".
be 6rvsrisi without delay.
lT.s Cly sfW..-s'e-I Isu, - =: I-4-s- Saf'.. :;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27
ceeded to explain the position Of the Compsoy and
the ground for tie hopes which they entertained Of

the ground for tie hopes which they entertained Of
carrying Out the Undertaking.
Mr.. Pickering moveo and Mr. Moo, seconded re-.
oution TO the following tffat Tha. this me etng,
having heard the statement OF the Righ. Honorable
james Stuart Wortley, the Chairman Of the Atlsotic
Telegraph Company, a. 70 the prceent position ard
future prospects Of ths important undertaking are Of
the opinion that this grest international project i
worthy fthe most general and jealous suppyt.
The resolution was put AMI carried nen con.
vote of thanks was then passed to M wcrtley,
and subscriptions 10 q number Of shares r.nteed
by Mr. Aiken AID others, when the meeting sd.
jourDed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27
CANDIDA.

An outbreak had occurred al Gambia, during which
ter or Twelve lives were lost. With difficulty tran
guilty wss restored, but more disastrous troubles
weie anticipated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27
PRUSSIA.

The King 0. Prussia continued 70 sEo" much "0'''
and 8 alta termination VS. :esTe!-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27
RUSSIA.

II. Rn..i.r GOVERNED. h,s bsgua the eon'tIu'-
80, q tas ,.ley-,pa ne vb..A : g 80 i.'n a''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27
THE EAST.

Advces from Constantinople are to the 81 inst.
The Constantinople papers announce tina; the last
earthquake completely destroyed the town Of Erze-
num, and even demolished the ramparts OF the
town.
TRIESTE, Aug. II, 1859.
Aivces have been received from Constantinople TO
the 9Th inst. The Sultan has returned from ms journey
He has sanctioned the double election Of Prince Couzs,
with the condition that he Is 10 come to Corstantinopie
to reIder homage to the Sultan. NJ. de Thouysna has
arrived here. IL il confirmed that the town OF Erzeroum
bss beer entirely destroyed BY fresh earthquake.
News from Smyrna Of the 9TH inst announces the death
of tie Governor General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27
SPAIN.
PRUSSIA.

Spain had -esoved to increase her Notifications in
Cuba,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27
cor scross the North Of Asia to the mouth Of
the Amccs, % the Pacific Ocean. The whcle lssEth

FfN 80. I'n- Its-
profess has been drawn up for ccn;inuiBg the Iiae
a. the coast x America, which would afford great
oiies for syiSg the cable to connect the two con-
1 MI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-01
AntusenrGnts.
ITO FOR THE WHITE
IL MOUNTAINS!

EXC GU SION!
the undersigned having completed his arrangements
snow prepared TO offer to the citizens of Providence and
Rhode Island generally, an opportunity to visit the
WHITE MOUNTAINS,
at very cheap rate of fare. Ordinarily the cost of
to this world renowned mountain scenery is so great
that many are denied the privilege; but by the present
arrangement the rate of fare is low that all may avail
themselves Of the opportunity POSSIBLY to be offer
EXCURSION TICKETS will be sold at the low price of
EIGHT DOLLARS,
which will ente the holder to passage to and from
Ltteton the Providence and Worcester Worcester
and Nashua Concord, Manchester and Lawrence and
the Boston, Concord and Montreal and White Mountains
Railroads. constituting of the pleasant trips by
rail that can possibly be named Excursionsts pro-
cure tickets which will be available to any day
during three weeks, commencing on Monday, July Is,
1883 and to return at any time during three Weeks from
ne a0oUe date ending August d. giving passengers am
pie time to stop over at the various points of interest
me route ana Visit every 9beet of interest upon and in
Persons leaving Providence by the 1920 train reach
Plymouth the same day at O'clock, At this point
EXcuTsionists will find most excellent accommodations
al reduced rates, at PEMlGEWASS HOUSE, D. r.
and make trip the Lake Winnipsiogee to Centre
for half price viz 50 cents both ways returning the next
morning. or at any day subsequent arriving back at
ton reaching the latter place 81 o'clock, NJ thence
by the same evening to the CRAWFORD HOUSE, or
cending MOUNT WASIIISGToN u 0ef'' '''i' III az
Arrangements are made by which passengers holding
excursion tickets Will be taken from LtleOn, by stages
at reduced rates The proprieors of the above named
hotels have also consented to reduce of
EXcursionsts.
Passengers leaving Providence at IL AS A. NJ reach Con
cord the same evening and will find magnificent enter
tanment at PHENIX HOTEL, at reduced rates, proceed
next morning at 1880 A. NJ, and reaching Plymouth at
o'clock, p NJ dine and arrive at Plymouth and Crawford
or Profile Houses the same evening.
Passengers leaving Providence by the APO NJ train
remain at Worcester night, leave the morning
at $50 A. M, and reach MOUNT WASHINGTON same
evening.
EXCURSION TICKETS
will be for sale the Ticket Office the Providence and
Worcester Railroad in Providence, ana at the several
stations the line. JOHN KENDRICK.
Providence, July 10, 1859. d3w iy2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-01

Pol Mastery done;
The very life seems warm upon her lip.
Leon. The fixture of her eye has motion int
As We are mock'd with Art.
Is il not time for us to think of our Glypto-
theca? What better opportunity can we ask
for beginning, under the patronage of govern
ment, an American School Of the Fine Arts
l truly hope that American Art may find its
expression and glory at Mount Vernon.
In my wanderings about those grounds, on
the 10th of May last, L found a spot some dis
lance from the mansion, ON which could be
erected granite building for the reception of
the marble statues Of which have been speak
ing. Ii the form of the present mansion
should not be taken the new building should
be after some ancient republican model ex-
pressive of durability and grandeur. There
let the Signers of the immortal Declaration"
be gathered together, as in the "Hall'' at Phil
adelphia; and there also be gathered the Staff
of the great General-himself colossal in their
midst.
have no proposition to make, but would
close with saying that coming generations call
to us, ere they arrive, and ask that we, who
have been contemporaries Of these great men,
will transmit to them our knowledge of their
outward forms and their heroic deeds. Shall
parents be deaf to the prayers of their child
rem 2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-01
1rp GOODS.


we been adding, the past week large stock cfnew
and desirable goods, which will be sold at a wary
GREAT REDUCTION.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-01
BLACK LACE Wells.

rs boz pretty round cornered Dotted Wells, with
mead border at the astonhngy low price of 32 cents
They very cheap 70 Every lady in want of
Veil should look at these.
boz. MOhair Wells at 379 cents.
5000 Elegant French and Persia Lace Wells from IS cts
up to So; marked down very low.
boz Real Thread Lace Wells, from So to S25 each.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-01
TERMS OF ADvERTIsINe.

ADVERTISEMENTS published. either in the DAILY
EEKLT SPT, for sl00 square for three insertions:
and 20 cents for each subsequent Insertion Ten lines or
Iess) constitute a Square Advertisements ordered
inside or in any prominent place also those largely
displayed will be charged extra rates. Contracts by
year may be made on liberal terms.
~ All transient Advertisements must be paid in
GdraHce. Yearly regular advertisers will be required
to make quarterly payments
~ No grGtaitoHs Advertisements No report reso
Iuuois or proceedings of any corporation, society
sociallon and no communication designed to call atten
uou 70 any matter of limited individual interest
De lhserted' unless paid for Advertisement.
~ The Publishers will not hold themselves respon-
sIbe for that NAV occur beyond the amount
Charged for the Advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-01

This Company has paid in Cash Capital, and is
aged by Directors who have personal interest in know
ing that its business properly conducted neither does it
present usory representations i'll order attract notice.
pretend that it offers greater advantages than all other
Companies 1t simply offers its plans and terms of nsur
and invites the public to examine for themselves
The distribution of surplus for the five years ending
September 1856 TWENTY PER CENT on the amount
of Life Premiums paid in
Pamphlets and Circulars exhibiting the condition of the
Company and its manner of doing business also, Blank
Applications and forms for eecng insurance. may be OBJ
tanned of A. s. COFFIN, Agent for Worcester and vi
entity Office No 265 Main street, Worcester Mass
ap20 diff
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-12

SERIOUS AccIDEyT.-On Friday last, while
Mr.. SamI Shotwell, AL old and well
known citizen OF Rutland, in this county,
was at work crushing sugar cane, a portion
of his clothing got caught in the cog
wheels OF the machine and before relief
could be afforded his left arm from Just
below the elbow up TO near the shoulder
WA. drawn in and horribly mansled.
The arm was amputated the same even
ing, and when last heard from the patient
was doing as well a. could be expected and
his physicians entertained strong hopes Of
his ultimate and complete recovery
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-12
Weakness and Debility.

All who suffer weakness debi ity, whore there
want OF ensrgy, should at snce have recourse 70
JUUsoN'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS. They inusdi-
stey purify blood and ACT upon the mainsPring OF
life giving strength and vgsr 10 the system. Young
entering into wsmashood, wish deraagensnt
OF the functisns and 20 mothers the 81 life,
these Pills will ecacieus in correcting the tide
OF life tsat may be the turn. Ysung and elderly
men suffer in . similar manner At the same periods,
whom there always danger, they should therefore IN
dergs course Of this purifying medicine, which en-
sures lasting health.
This great Household Medicine ranks among the lead
ing necessares OF life 10 well ths world
that il compa Ants ether remedies reach
this fact well established that ths Sun lights the
World.
Jadsens Mountain Hsrb Pill, ere sold BY al Dealers
ia Medicine. D~vS-lv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-12

Hos. OVEN LOvEJoY. VINO has dotted the
cloth and white crayat, and taken up The
green bag, has been in th, city since Tues
Court We understand he Is SO well
pleased with the recent exploits Of our re
publicana in the way Of running of ne
gross, that he thinks of coming here 10
live H., says Ottawa beats Princeton
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-12

CHESS ALI persons who would like TO
devote q portion of their leisure time at
playing she Royal game" are requested
TO meet at Efforts ice cream rooms on
Tuesday evening next.
This invitation is extended to gentlemen
who do not now, but desire to understand
the game
Gentlemen who have chessmen and
boards, will please take them to the rooms
on the evening above named.
NIGHT
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-12
HOOFlANl'S GERMAN PILL,

being well known ;hrou irut Europe America needs
commentator here. They pUrrlv vegetable, are
prepared with great eXarnsS ami -TIsarCoat,d. No
better Catlartc Fill PE.cE - cts per iox
These medicines prepared 10y DIR. Z. NJ Jackson <
Co, Philadelphia, Pa, and St Louis. Mo- and sold 10y
druggists and dealers in medicines everywhere. The sig
nature Of C. NJ JACKSON viii be outside each
bottle box.
In our " Ersrybody'S dl8,GHIc published annually, you
will find testimony AMI commeIdItory notices from ~.
parts the country. These AInacs given away by
all agents-
For sale in otra~a BY .. L. III JHPSON. D. WALK
Err Y. GRIGGS, and NJ KSECSSL. HsvI4