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aEw YORK LEoIsLATURR.


ALBANY, jan -, io''.
The Caoai Appropriation bill reported favcraby.
The committee reported against the closing OF the cana!
locks on Sundays. Report laid on the table
bl amending Peter Coopers Scientific Institute char
ter vas Introduced.
Mr. BRAsDREIH (dem) introduced resolution calling
Oh the marine companies Of New York to re-
port the received premiums and paid for losses
in the past five years.
After debate the resolution laid on the table.
Mr.. IaiIIN (rep.) moved for the appointment Of Mr..
Foote the Committee Of Investigation Of Mr.. Mand s.
Mr. SrIsoLA (dem.) rose and said that this affair
dirty, mean, contemplate and "a pettfoggng piece OF
business.
Mr. OWEN (rep warmly called the Senator to or Ter,
and demanded that the words should be taken down. He
called on Mr. Spnola 10 explain his words
Mr. SIrSoA refused, in sharp personal manner, stat
ing he would answer TO the Senate but not to the Senator
reply.
heated discussion then enssed during which Mr.. d.
WEN sad tat he haa made tue motion 70 the
Senator in order that he might explain to the Senate his
0ie nsive language.
MI SriSoLA-f ask no accommodation from the Senator
here or where
Mr.. DvES-I demand that those words also be taken
down.
Mr. srlSoLA-The Senator has purposely msnterpreted
my words.
Mr.. DwEN-I require that this charge also be taken
down by the Clerk.
Mr.. MAnnR, amidst great excitement moved that the
Senate adjourn. Motion lost
Alter lengthy and personal debate in which Messrs.
Iain, Sioan Willard Owen, Ely aud Spinola took part
the latter dscamed any dsrespect TO the Senate
in bis first remarks.
Mr.. OWEN then withdrew his charges.
resolution was finally adopted, calling the Postmas
ter General to furnish all the information in his power
specing Mr.. Mandevile's alleged appointment TO the
Stuyvesant Post Ohice, and acceptance of the place
Thetenate then adjourned at AZ p NJ, until Monday
evening.
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ALBANY, Jan. %, 1859
PgEsENTxD.
A great number from New York for the protection of
gas consumers.
For a law enforcing the CITY ordinances, aud appropr
atirg the fines to the Of the Police Department
Mr. OPDYKE (rep presented the petition of Henry Grin
nell and Others that the levy may be thoroughly
tnized also, that the county of New York may be pro-
vded with proper legal advice.
The Judiciary Committee reported bill to provide for
the registration Of voters 10 protect the ballot box II
made the special order for Wednesday, at twelve
O'Clock.
The bill to license lighters for the port Of New York
reported favOraby.
The bill to appropriate 81 c52 900 support of schools
passed
The Special Committee reported bill to equalize taxa
ton II provides for the appointment three State
by the Governor anu Senate receive So per
and their travelling expenses
Mr. EsIY from tho Committee of the las. Assembly to
investigate the affairs Of Castle Garden in minority
report.
The Comptroller reported that far he could
tain no escheated lancs are now held by the State
Mr. MAsIERsoN (dem gave notice of a bill to repeal the
10 punish nusances and malicious trespass lands.
The bill prevents the occupation by squaters Of
lands
Mir MEkKs (rep.) introduced bill to repay John A.
Staten Island.
IL autb rise all the Courts Of Sessions to extend their
terms.
To ase the capital stock of the Brooklyn Insurance
Company.
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rnK GENERAL NEwspArEn pEsrATcn.

WASHINGTON Jan. %, 1859
The tariff bill OF Mr. Phelps Of Missouri, fully the
views OF Secretary Cobb, who believes 1t will yield
revenue and be less protective than the tariff Of 1851
Statements have been made by certain PARTIES which
newspaper paragraphs have been predicaed, that in
crcasaO duties Is necessary but is ascerained that
Secretary Cobb thinks otherwise, and does the Prcs
dent 1t is estimated that the rates in Mr. Phelps bill
would have Increased the revenues on the past years i'm
portations about six and "a half millions of dollars
The reply of the Secretary Of the Treasury nqu
ry made Of him by the House will doubtless be that tn
receipts from the customs and public lands for the
1he government
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MISCELLANEOUS.


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X.
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(Vols. l. and H. with portraits and maps, now ready
HARPER BROTHERS will send either of the above works
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ceipt of the money.
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MnrIleSl.

BAcor-APGER.--On Thursday, Jan 81. at Calvar,
church. by the Rev. Dr. Hawks, OSCAR L. BAcor to Mis-
MARY VIRGINIA, daughter OF Levi Apgsr, Esq of this city
NnHois-McAuIEY.- this city, on Tuesday Jan. rs
by the Rev. Mr.. Wiley, at the residence Of the brides
father Mr.. EDWARD f. NICHOLS to Miss ANNA NJ McAuLEy
daughter of William McAuley, Esq.
silyESs--BAIDwIS.-At Milford, Conn, on Thursday
Jan o. by the Rev. DR.. Brace, JOHN B. STEVENS of THU
city, to LUoy c. BALDWIN, of the former place.
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Love. Eiopemcnt and Suicide.

BELLOWS FAILS, W., jan 28 1867
young named Harrison Sanders eloped last
night with the wife of his brother Daniel Sanders from
Springfield VT came to this place and took room at the
Bellows Falls House. The husband and the Sheriff pur
sued them and the parties, finding themselves caught
took strychnine. Young Sanders died in twenty
minutes. Tho woman is expected TO recover.
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The Ship Roebuck and Brig George Washing
ton Ashore.

BosroS Jan. 20, 1859.
The ship Roebuck from New Orleans for port went
ashore the Wilcs, Cohassct rocks, last night The
steamer T. D. Forbes has gone TO her assistance The crew
were saved The Roebuck has bged and her bottom is
coming up alongside
Fhc brig George Washington Lewis, hence for Mobile
went ashore last night the Spit Nntaskct Roads She
will come of at high water
CoHissEr, Jan. 2S-5 p. NJ
The ship Rocbuck remains fast the rocks. Her bot
tom s out The steamer r. D. Forbes has returned from
her, not being able to render any assistance Lighters
will commence discharging her cargo ia the morning.
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are acknowledged to ye each INDEPENDENTLY decucea the
law OF gravity from the second law Of KEEPER
since required life Of nearly half century for the
English astronomer TO comprehend the maths pn
cples OF kepers second law, may conceive posi-
bihy OF the learned lecturer falling correctly read
aud fly xpars ID
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Hollow avs Pills and Ointment.-The house
that supplied with these two all sufficient medicines dis
pense with medical attendance Internal and external com
plants all classes rapidly by them Manufacorv
No SO Maiden lane, New York
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A. Grand5enn. Advice and Consultation
Office the human hair has removed until further notice.
street, few doors from Broadway.
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HOsiery.-The Largest Assortment In the
city, now selling at greatly reduced rates. at BAIIOU
BROTHERS, 400 Broadway.
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rupture Cured by Marsh's Radical Cure
Reference to all the principal surgeons and phy
Of the city Call and examine No. vesey street Asto,
House,
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yAyDEvRrrR.-At the residence Of her father No SIS
Gold sreet Brooklyn, on Friday, Jan 2s the wife OF Dr.
T. A. VANDxvENTER, OF a SON
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Defiance Salamander Safes-vVith Patent
powder proof locks Also and burglar
proof parior safes Depot 1872 Pearl street.
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The Court OF Appeals

AIBANY jan. y 1907.
The Court Of Appeals adjourned finally today, without
making any decisions.
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Tracy's Celebrated Shirts, Wholesale and
retail constantly hand and to order at the shirt and
collar depot and SO William street. north of Maiden
lane. GEO. NJ. TRACY, Agent
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BallOu's French Yoke Shirts, New Style,
made to order and warranted fit at BAIIOUS shirt empo
rum 400 Broadway.
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Barry's Tr1c0pherous II the Best and
cheapest article for dressing identifying cleansing curling
preserving and restoring the hair LasI try it. Sold By III
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"a RAILWAY GUIDE,
FEBRUARY NUMBER NOW READY

Price % cents.
Icontains the latest tables seventy maps steel
plate map and entire new reading matter.
From the Philadelphia Mirror
Appeons is the only "Gude sold the roads divereng
from Philadelphia.
From the Boston Journal
We should think Of starting journey without
vass TO on journey without the latest edition OF
this useful and entertaining hand book.
D. APPLETON 4 CO., Publishers
and Rroaa
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Half n Dozen Fine Shirts for So.
UndeTs shirts. drawers, gloves, scarfs. ties, &c.
MOODY'S shirt emporium 262 broadway
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CrIstadOro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
the best the world Wholesale and retail and the dye pr
vately applied, at No. Aston House,
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupses-
Ct the mandatory, rs Broadway.
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Take Healthful, Physical Exercise a
WOODS gymnasium, No East Twenty eighth street.
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Fatal Ascidsn, on the En.t River.

Fatal Accident on the Enst River.
A BLACAwELLs ISLAND FERRY BOAT Run OvEa By
the STEAMBOAT SYLVAN sHoRE-TuEEE nss
DROWNED.
About twenty minutes pas. six O'Clock yesterday ,rn
ing dreadful accident the East river
Blackwes Island by winch three persons lost their
lives, caused by the New York and Harlem steamDoa,
sylvan Shore running of the yaw ferry boats
plying between Backwes Island and Sixty first street
New York. The Sylvan Shore left Harlem for this CITY
at six O'Clock A. NJ At that hour II dark and fogey
After the boat left her dock che proceeded at SLOW
speed, with her engine working with the thfot
tie valve close shut OIL. The officers OF the
the alarm whistle to be blown When the Sylvan shore
was nearing sixty first the pilot discovered small
boat loaded with Passengers directly in the track of the
steamer he al once rang the bell for the engineer 10
back, at the same time baooipg the the boat
to keep back but before the Roadway OF the senbot.
could be checked the crafts came into collision
steamer striking the yawl boat its STERN crushing
IN TWAIN and precptatng all hands into the river. The
boat contained ten persons three Of whom carried
REMAINDER were saved owing to the great exertons OF the
steamboa. hands
The following the names Of the drowned
Michael Graham, coxswan.
Thomas Lee, laborer.
Daniel Mahoney, faborer
The following named persons were on board the ferry
boa, az the time oil the collision, and were picked up by
Samuel Reynolds, Deputy Superintendent Of the Work.
house
James Noonsn, Of the keepers Of the prison
john Dunn.
William Gillespie.
John Mcfarland
Daniel Mahopey.
Edward Douelly.
David Mabouey
None Of the bodes Of the drowned recovered
Michael Graham, the coXswain Is among the
drowned considered expert in his business aud
much beloved by his fellow workmen. He leaves a
wife and one child who reside on Blacswes Island.
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Dupuy's Liquid Bouquets, exquisite In fra-
and variety Peumed sacs fragrant poades oils and
toilet soaps, &c. E. DUPUY, Chemist, 609 Broadway,
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For Perfect Fitting Shirts and the Latest
novelties in gentlemen goods GREENS shirt and
furnishing store, No Aston House.
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A. w. Faber's Lead Pencils Sold at Retail
by all satoners at wholesale, only BY EBERHARD FABER
cole agent IS William stree
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600 Dozen Paris Soft Hats, just received
per Fulton and Europa For sale by the package
only. No goods at retail. RfiINALDO NJ. WATERS Inn.
porter ID Walker street. Church street.
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Hill's Hair Dye, so Cents Box, Black or
brown. No. Barclay street N " 5S2 Broadway Albany
Calender 4 Co., PHILADELPHIA, -
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A CURE FOR PILES, PILES, PILES.

A CURE FOR PILES PILES, PILES.
"A New HAVEN, Oct. 10, 1858.
DIR. WTrNER:-
have been afflicted with external piles for the
operated and have tried all the advertised
remedies for curing piles but they did good
wreched condition. and advised by Mr.. Clifford of
city, TO try Dr. WINNERS pile supposory which did and
happy state that has entirely cured that dread
iul disease, piles. Yours, respectfully
EDWARD g. WARDEN,
Agency for the sale Of Dr. winners pile supposory l5
Bowery New York
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FOR THE HAIR.
PHALON 4 SONS COCOINE

A NEW ARTICLE
FOR THE HAIR.
PHALoN SONS CoCoIyE
and sesprnS the hair he be- most persc. a,
fancy w ~
coes % cents snail Ses Inquire Tor Phann Sons
A we'll known in this civ as well a. in MANY sber,
States, viii be read by all with interest
q he s has been Ss iI a.,
Of e
fact had no objection to give award to you cheer
10 n ss ss s be
1 m u snd e ieap % q the
upon Each Of these dsagreesbies increased with time
hair falling The TOP my threatening @ make me
hair rs g % a e my
HAIR for had really expectation that gray hair could web
I'VE t ss
S s % s The en- Ss sf %
dandrua my head very srain
For this The many Obligation; ONE e her
their xve; profit By my example and use growing gray
OF "a keosS o. , Woo Wood Co.. sl2 Broadway. " a.
Now sold By all druggists and fancy good dealers hroushou'
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND VISITING CARDS,
"A notes. These celebrated cards splenddy engraved
only be had in Broadway corner of Duane street. 1000
new specimens
At j. M,CDUFF's 500 BROADwAY-MoNEY AID.
n vanced on diamonds watches, 1ewelry &c
At McIEEs Cos BROADwAY-THE NEW STYLE OF
"A wedding cards engraved and first introduced January
1889 Specimens IN immense heaps and endless variety 1900
cards despatched in one week. New styles constantly
A SERIES OF FAcrs-aAyErTY,s MEDrcArED
"A psperThe only depot of the proprietor of this paper
Mr. j. @. Gayery, at Al Ann street limitations of nos
perncious character have been FORTH failed Of
ter mark and upon each label for his autograph Gayeys
respectable Druggists BY Hays Bcoklyn and by cs
lender Co.. periodical and news agents, Philadelphia
A MEDICAL WONDER.
~ rheumatism, scrofula. satrheum, &c
HYATT'S life bassm IL certain the painfni
forms OF these diseases water quench Also old
the blood liver and Kidneys general debility dyspepsia
cpient consumption, piles, &c &c Principal depot No. 24s
Grand street 10 cents per bottle
AN INFALIIBLE AND SPEEDY CURE FOR NEURAL
ga particularly in the head and face Is effected by Dr.
quickly yield 10 its searching virtues For sale at his oice
40 Broome street
RUTLERs PATENT WIND GUARD,
- For ventilation and smoky chimueys
y NJ BUTLER. s. White st, Hulrs Truss Office.
RlRDsAII,s ARNICA LINIMENT.-Ir 1s WELL
fAmmaton This is the best nmen in the world Try and
be cured. No. - Beekman street Twenty-Five cenn
DARTHoLF's CELEBRATED
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, $50 BROADWAY
LOCAL AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY CITY
Address box . sii Post Office
<NLARKE lls WILLIAM STREET. FASHIONABLE
~ talor-Fne frock costs made to order from SIG to SD
made Goats SIS; sacks. s. 80 to $40; pants So vests S.
Strangers treated coeousy aud not leased 70 purchase
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Geo. Saunders nIeuaiI,c Tablet Ra

This the genuine article has eg for
producing the keenest possible edge razor by
| J. i 3. SAUNDERS, NO. 7 Aston House.
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Elastic Stockings. Shoulder Braces, Ladies
belts and supporters, and Dr. Govers lever truss
Ann street.
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Southern Trade.

We beg 70 inform Southern merchants visiting the city
spring purchases that hsvng began early the
OF stock Of spring and summer clothing now
complete and very fun Of all descriptions of well
styles Of fashionable clothing and stock of
and medium goods manufactured with the same and
style. Also complete assortment OF shoulder spring
shirts furnishing goods, &c all of which trade
at the most favorable prices aud terms
d. DEVLIN 4 CO., 26S, 259 Broadwav
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The Advertiser, an Organist and Teacher
of of known ability wishes the loan of 800 and
will rive lessons for its I'LL returned First
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TRUTH FEARS NO LAW.
i Personally appeared before DR.. S. b. Smith, wbo
ga dp9se and say hshe certificates of published BY
him in the and genuine. Affirmed
fore me. W H. STEPHENS, Commissioner Deeds Mayors
ONCE, City Hail. New York
ITO THE AFFLICTED-HAvING BEEN GREAT
sufferer for long time from scroulous affection and
dreadful liberation of my throat lips in fact my
whole covered with ulcers such extent I'M
possible TO be described cannot be imagined
Professor Parker, Drs James H. Wood and kmbArk tried
their but s in When In this hopeless
condition HEINE 6<9 Houston
me- happy state that this gentleman cured q
short time For further particulars call my residence 6S2
Fourth street, and the remaining
Mrs MARGARET DEAN.
N.B.-Dr H. refer 70 hundreds OF similar cases.
- 30 CLINTON STREET, Dec. n 1853.
Dr. HEiSE-SIRWthi the greaeat of pleasure and feel
Ing ards wish add my testimony
your success asphs scsn Having
of DR.. kmbark aud Parker for long
painful scroulous affection. which had perforated
the bones of palate, also secasrrhsl affection nose
which affected the bones Of that organ very seriously
fe ed nescribsbe miseres from these painful aecuons
though the above named skul gentlemen left nothing
to cure me- but all in vain until husband called you.
when WAS relieved in few days, and IN you
cured me. You at liberty publish this
Mrs. G. GRIFFIN.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-24
Vermont Central Railroad.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Choice of Routes for Chicago and the West.
BRITISH AND U. y. MAIL ROUTE
CONNIE noes Monday, NOrenber 81, 1859
Trains Going North and West
Leave Montpelier, al 1915 r. Nj. aud s O5 Pm
MAIL TRAIN connects at Windsor L White River
WI Junction with trains leaving Boston and Springfield
at 7.30 NJ same dayand New York the previous evening
Leaves Windsor at l.50 NJ arriving al Burlington at
IlO ST. Adams ut 1885, M, lodge, and arrive at
Montreal at 1000 and a. Oedensburgh ut a. p NJ
Connecting Ogdensburgh with Grand Trunk, train for
Detroit and the West, without delay.
Express train connecting at Windsor with train which
leaves New York al 800, NJ, and at white River juno
ton with train which leaves Boston at 90 the pre-
vIous day. Leaves Windsor at S39 arrives at Bur
at 30 p NJ and at Ogdensburgh at 80 NJ the
day. and proceeding by Grand Trunk train Detroit and
the West the night.
passenger attached freight train leaves North
field at 00A and Montpelier at $50 NJ, for Burng
ton arriving there at 11.O0 N.
Trains Going South and East.
Leave Montpelier at 900 NJ, and 500 r.N.
Mail tram connecting with trains lea sng Ogden sburgh ut
9 90 and Montreal at 430 M leaves Rouses Point
at 650r M lodge Mt st. Adams, leave at NJ, arrive
at Burlington at &. Is A. NJ and Windsor at 10 p.
meeting at White River Junction with trains for Wells
River and aon and for Boston, Lowell and Worcester,
arriving in Bnson at 646 PM, and connecting ar Wind
with trains for Boston, Springfield and New York
arriving in New York at lilo Pm
Express train leaves Ogdensburgh at 90 AM, Montreal
at 845 Rouse Point at LAO NJ, arrives at Burng
ton at 2,35 Ne aEd Windsor vt 100 Passeu gers by
this train reach Troy NJ Y. and Concord same day, aud
Boston aud New York next forenoon.
Through Tickets Chicago and the Vest for sale at
the principal stations G. MERRILL, Supt
Nouhfeld Vt, Nov 81, 1859
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DIR, wIsTAR,s BALsAM of WILD CHERRY.

DIR. WIsTAR's BALsAM of WILD CHERRY.
The unequaled shat has attended the application
of this Medicine in Coughs Colds, Asthma Bronchial At
ection Diseases OF the throat and lungs Incp Mt Con-
sumption, has induced many physicians of high standing
employ it in their practice many Of whom advise US
Of the fact under their signature.
Wistsr's Balsam of wild Cherry RecOmen-
ded by Physicians.
AUBURN, Sept. 9, 1858.
s. W. FOwLE, CO-Sirs IL most cheerfnlly add my
testimony favor of the Balsam We have used in
family in pulmonary affections, Coughs and Colds, and
1t most valuable remedy and have recommended
it in various complaints Of this nature with invarbly
happy results W.B. LYNCH, NJ. u.
MANSFIELD, TIoGA Co., Pa, Aug. 1858.
Gentlemen Having used in my practice the last four
years. Wstars Baisam of Wild Cherry with great success,
most cheerfuy recommend 1t to those afflicted with OBJ
'''A'' '''s''' '''''' '' Fl. D. MARTIN, MD.
CAPE VINCENT, Y. July 1858.
Gentkemen--After using DR.. Wistars Basam for long
time can say repeated observation that regard 1t
of the best kind Of Cough medicines and take great
p''N''~ W. II. WEBB, NJ. D.
BRowNINGvILLE, N. Y, July 1858,
Gents-Having sold Wstars Balsam for two past
and having used the myself with great success,
cheerfully recommend to all who suffering with asth
ma Consumption. A. A. GIBBS.
sale by Fred E. Smith and s. p Reded Montpelier, Dr.
George Nichols, Northfeld j. A. BEAMS, Marshfed,
Gates Holden, Mddesex B N. Hyde, Plainfeld A. E.
Bgelow Barre, s. c. Clark Moretown, Gleason, Tasting
Il Co. Waitsfeld. Putnam Sprague, Cabot James Car
dell Warren Village and by nearly all dealers in med
icine. Iowa