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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04
Naval Intelligence.

Capt Mckinney received orders yesterday to sail in the
steamer of the Goth of January to Aspnwa to assume
the command of the Home and West India squadron,
Commodore Mcintosh having asked to be relieved in the
command account of i'll health. Capt McCluney will
hoist his flag board the frgate Roanoke, Com
modore and Flag officer of that squadron.
The United States soop ST. Louis went in commits
sion yesterday. The following is list Of her officers
Henry w Ogden, commander. Iieuenants-J d. Todd, NJ.
Jones William Nelson. j. p r. Mygatt resigned the
9th ult (no appointment has been made yet to I'LL
the vacancy. SurgeonsD OConner, Barclay and Bur-
nett Purser-Pierce. Master-A. Armstrong. The st.
Louis is ready to sail Immediately, and she
ceives few more landsmen will put to The ST. Louis
will carrA $50 sailors and marine guard Of Is under
the command OF Lieut. Haywood.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
A CHANGE OF AGENCY
JULES MUMM 4 co IS CHAMPAGNE

the conrac, formerly existing between and John g. j.
the Sis, day of December last and we have appointed
cologne and nned States for our
~ JULES Myyrx CO..
CARD TO THE TRADE AND THE PUBiiC IN GENERAL.
o brand on our mr., Ss well house of
America and we are now determined with all Of energy
therefore changed agency Will send unparalleled
We establish marked distinction between our brand
Jules Mumm Co.'S, and that Of similar name, in order
Ssf,s Ss:
MS Sere vines T n have just sent out
other brand satisfied By the closest compaG
70 ALI lat we ask n our favor from the public and trade
brands rom this date viii oe what
JULES MIMI MIN % go yhkz "a s CABINET"
DANES ''.'"' WINS LIN
JUbks NUMM CO.'S "fMPRRrAL"
apTsn,s firms Mam &c Co., anu IL f hi
misr names WIN 0''' 81
fret mentioned wine verzenay Cabinet y IL a new
iti wne' IN order 70 establish quality which viii surpass
your eosnry oy any house Whh this exquisite quality
r ceIS hone that NE good taste q the american wine
any other and make Toe leading wine the country
& Tor sais dinner aud evening parties where delicate
Our Imperial well known and needs
mo Our former a6ipe in consequences Of
impor, u, unless BY particular request or order
Webeg observe, that in order 20 distinguish
pOratoDs the former will bear the name
Of our penent agent James Meyer Dr. with autograph
signature each bottle.
We viii send not only for the future already sent
In our first shipments the Fulton William Tell ali of
our brands without exception packed In
Our house in Cologne IA the stammbouse Of all the Mumm
and It's extence nearly secular cellars well
provided with the best Rhine and Moeee WI,
of the finest vineyards of the Johsnnsbeg adjoining
the vineyards Of Prince Metternich. -"
We respectfully recommend wines 10 the patronage of
our old friends and 10 the public In general
yULEs MUM 4 CO.
p a. MUMM
Referring dof Mea.rs
Jules Mumm Co. and p. A. Mumm I beg 10 inform the
trade that have shipments the Fulton and William Tell
which VIII soon " In port for which prspared To-
take orders. Respectfully r~'~
JAMES MEYER JR.,
~ Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04
1867 ,954 761 asa

Increase. 1867 954 I61 454 1912 20O5.O9S
This return ia simply the OF the picture we had
last week. Then every department showed decrease
every department shows increase greater in pro
portion than the previous dimnution. The discounts
II viii be noticed, fast approaching one
hundred and thirty millions. Should the spring
trade correspond with the expectations now enter
tanned by the mercantile community il is evident that the
in the above column else the bank expansion in this
city will be sweed TO the neighborhood of one hundred
and forty millions Meanwhile there every prospect
that for time at east-and that the peculiar season
when the low rate OF exchange usually permits banks
10 hoard up some buon--the government will require
fully much specie the banks spare. The de.
posite higher than they have been for some time
past.
The from Europe by the America, Halifax has
given rise much speculation in Wall street. II would
seem as though the Bank Of England which steadily re
eisted for oyer two months tremendous outside pres
sure and enor for reduction of the rate of interest
had just done when the necessity for the step had
passed away. The demand for money which the revival
Of trade in this country in India, China and in other
parts Of the world must create in England may compel
the bank TO rerace It's steps before many days eapse
An active demand for money, consos lower and the
ke for American railroad securities dcpressed-such
the leading features Of the news and they not cacu
lated to lmpart much buoym'cy 10 matters here.
The stock market does respond TO the efforts Of the
leading OPERATOR; prices on the WHOLE though higher
before the commencement Of busuess, fell of at the first
board, and declined below Fridays quotations The 70
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of his Office yesterday. The following are the appoint
ments as far as announced
DurNay-Willam Allen
Audior-Dr. j. c. Price.
Receirer Of 7dres-James Kelly.
Clerk of ArredrS-Col Joseph c. Pinckney.
B0okkeeper-George Peckham.
All the above republicans, with the exception OF
DR. Price, who an American The other appointments
Will soon be made.
NEw CESIs.-Messrs. Kingsly & Co., and Adams 4 Co.,
the well known express lines, have brought lot Of the
cents TO town from the mint at Philadelphia. The
year Instead Of what purported 10 be eagle the
wing has Indian head crowned with feathers The
new cent is now respectable coin and will pass. We
glad for the reputation OF the eagle that he has gone
TO roost, some other scent.
CUIPABIE NEGLIGENCE IN BunDING-SERrous ACCIDENT TO
AN AGED LAYTON Sunday evening last aged lady the
mothern-law of William Darling Esq. President of the
Third Avenue Railroad proceeding TO the Methodist
church in Twenty seventh street, when passing
building the northwest Of Twenty seventh street
and Third avenue, the excavation in front of which had
been left unguarded uncovered, she fell through the
under floor and was seriously injured. The fall from
eight 10 ten feet perpendicular and at the bottom
she struck her head against projecting rock cutting and
wounding in shocking manner. She lay there insen
sble for some time. Her groans at length attracted the
attention Of persons who were passing but they
could ascertain what the matter or who was there
until ladder obtained and placed in the excavation
The unfortunate lady was then lifted from the earth and
carried drug the opposite corner where her
wounds were dressed All she could say was Darling
Mr. Darling Immediately for he came down from
his residence in Lexington avenue, and very much
asonshed TO find the suffering lady be his mother
law She subsequently removed to his residence Up
yesterday forenoon she continued derous, and little
hopes entertained of her recovery The practice OF
leaving excavations in front of new buildings open or
uncovered and not surrounded by ratings, be
severely condemned. The lady who met with the acct
dent is said to be fifty or sixty years of age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04
Jersey City News.

PRIZE FIeH1.-Pete Dolan and Nike Conuors residents
of Jersey City, fought for s25 side the Meadows on
Saturday. They had twelve ROUNDS in accordance with
the rules laid down in "Fisana' when Mike subsidized
and Pete was declared the winner. Gentlemen in the
service of the city said be amongst the speca
tors yet the Chief Police appeared be ignorant of the
occurrence, Gas nothing all had TRANSFERRED and the
day passed of uncommonly quiet"
MuRDERoUs ASSAULT SLUyG SHor-Sunday night
about twelve O'Clock, M de Berry, masters of
the United States steamer BIB, lying at the Paterson
dock about going board, some unknown man
came up behind and demanded his money Mr.. de Berry
put his hand in his bosom 10 draw pistol when the
rufiian knocked him senseless with sung shot. The
heard by the look out of the steamer he
fastened TO the assistance of the officer Meanwhile the
robber escaped without having accomplished his purpose
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04
Courf Calendar-Tbts .Dav.

srPRRME CougT-Circuit.-Par Nos 127, 81, 49, 35
81, Al as as 49, ST. SO, 55 81, SO, 61 49, g. o. So IL
80 "a SO, IS, AZ, "A, 46, 4s, so.
SUPREME CouRT-specal Term-Sos. 81, %. %, "a, 35
81, 3S, &c. 40, Al, AZ, a. A. As, as, A. 49, 49, So l8
SUPERIOR CouRT-Nos. g. a, Al, AZ, a. AS 49, AZ So So
53 3D. 56 81 bs Ga &c, 81 6s, SO, 20 H. 49, So ST. So
So, So, 81, 49, &c. co. 81, 3d. a. 95 &C. o. 100 Special
term calendar VIII not be called until Friday, the 1h in
slant, at IL o'clock
COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. 80, 80, "a, 35 81 49, 80
49, Al AZ, 49, A. 49, 46, AZ. Part Nos AS AZ So 81
81. 81. 81. bs. 60. 63. O.. 65. f6. 60. Il. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

An evening contemporary states tina

The meeting Of the first mortgage bondholders Of the
Milwaukee and Horizon Railroad Company, at the Office of
A j. Blocker Son, resulted in the appointment OF
mttee to make inquiries Of the trustee and the depository
of the sinking fund TO report at meeting 10 be held
the 18th inst Mr.. Ve the chief engineer Of the road
made some statements TO the meeting discaming how
ever, all authority to speak financially for the Board of
Directors. He stated that some six seven hundred
thousand dollars Of the securities relied upon carry for
ward the road and pay the interest had been put of
the reach of the Company by the party entrusted with
their negotiation He further stated that full report Of
the affairs of the Company would be issued in few
weeks. On the WHOLE rather unsatisfactory prospect
for the holders of the CompaDy's bonds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

CLEARED
Steamship Empire City, Griffin, Havana and New Orleans
Ship vultnre, GIL, Cullao-Post Smith 4 CO.:
Sai orS.ader sydney BSyicu
BARK Pentuciet Leighton zaaa Cuba@Yznasa, del Vale
Brig Ann staviland Br, Lewis, Buenos Ayres-Coins
Brig Martin Fart rsnh sns
scSr May ysG Cobb, i Mobii-Posi, Smith Co.
CO.
sehr Emily Griffin i Wi%ing,o TO- Murray c,.u,,
Cid Jan ls-seamship Roanoke Skinner Norfolk &c-Hy
Steamship Thomas Swami, Ramsey, Balmore-H b Crom
ARRIVED.
passengers to Michi sos Jan q of cape henlopen
Ship @ashn verpoo Nov T. with mdse and
100 Frost Has experienced heavy wester
.ns with
birth Has experienced heavy weather split sails Sc
Bark Elbe Glam Boil HAMBURG 40 days. with mdse to
passed Gibraltar Nov with fra ac to Brooeman Co.
Dec Int 81 lon 20 spoke Br ship Alma, from Liverpool Tor
Brig Mary Budd OBJ Durham Cnarotetown, PEI, days,
Brig Billsw r Husband, Horton, Ms 10 days. with poa
schr Daniel Williams of Frankfort Mel GARD, Charlotte
9wn PEI 10 days with oats barley &C. to sac Ok. Co.
load of fish and hides
Schr Advance Br new) Curry, windsor, Ms, days, with
potatoes 10 Duryea Hyde.
schr Wren B Lane st George, NIB days. with lah &c,
to Jed Frye.
scbr Enterprise Cromwell, Virginia, days.
Schr W Atwood Rogers, Tangier for Boston.
Schr Lewis Lewis. Tongier for Boston.
Schr Dodge Dayley, Philadelphia for Gardiner Me.
Schr j Cummings, Jones' Ezabethport for Boston.
Schr Acope, Cornell Castne, 8 days
Schr Princess, Baker, Boston, days.
Schr Augusta, Perry, New Bedford.
Schr Mary Adelne, Pickett Wareham.
Schr ireland, Baker, Providence.
Rchr Undine. Wellesley. Warren RI.
Schr Fakir, Pattep, Newport
Scbr VIM Bement, Parker New Haven.
Schr d Davidson, Long, New Haven for Virginia.
Sloop Sprague Gibbs Providence.
Sloop Oregon Rhodes, Providence
Sloop Phoenix, Chapel, New Haven.
Steamer Curlew, Arey, Providence.
BELOW.
One brig, unknown
SAILED,
Steamship Columbia, Charleston; barks Badger Calves
tom Elf Richmond; schr Euphemia, st Kits and Nevis.
Also steamship Empire City Havana and New Orleans.
Wind during the day Ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

THE Pnors OF New YoRK-A CoRREcuoS.-In the refe-
to port wardens, harbor masters and pilots our
notice Of the work TO be done by the Legislature
terday some injustice Inadvertently done to the
pilots. That class included with the others in com
munon with the political parties in power, which is not
the case The pilots do not mix themselves with politics
or political factions at all, there pilot any Office
in the city The ausion, however strictly as far
as harbor masters and port wardens are concerned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

Canadian nour was 10 fair demand, and prices 0rneY.
while sales embraced about 16o bbs within our quota,
Tons southern brands we're unchanged, and sales
confined 10 about 900 bbls including purchases
Tor export 70 tropical ports, closing within the range Of
our quotations. Wbeat-The market exhibited nrmer
feeling, while the sales embraced about 10 900 busbes
81 43 81 49, red Southern at 81 TO- and red Western At
81 20. Corn seNdy, with sales of about IL 600
yellow Jersey at &c., Sound new do at 75c, and choice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

poFs Of earnings the Western lines are still very I'M
favorable and the earnings Of roads nearer home such
the Erie and Central decline Of 500 December,
1858, q compared with December, 1857, % freely ru
morsd. hardly be matter Of wonder, under these
circumstances that outsiders should choose this oppor
unity 10 realize instead Of buying more stocks Illinois
Central which the America brings advices Of decline
Of four per cent in London leading 70 strong presump
ton that some Of the heavy holders in England are
attempting TO realize declined two per cent this morning
from Fridays prices, the bonds were offered at eighty
seven per cent on time. However substantial the
ultimate prospects of this property may be- there cannot
be doubt the financial endorsements in which the
company is placed and the Misunderstanding between
the American officials and the London investigating
mittees will have tendency to induce tmid holders TO
SELL State stocks were firm this morning, Tennessees
selling at o. virginias at 96h-both ex-divdend The
business in bonds was very moderate and without change
worth noting. Among the speculative stocks the most
active was New York Central which opened ut ad-
vance of Fridays prices, bat lost the advance
before the end Of the session. The Western stocks all
opened higher except Illinois Central but after few
ORDERS which popularity ascribed to the leading BULL
were filed prices declined. Panama and Pacific Mail
were both better. There have lately been large
sales of the former is believed, on account of esding
men in the concern. Reading was higher, with small
sales. Harlem common ana preferred STOCK was shade
higher the strength Of the arrangement with the
city. The Michigan shares very quiet Central
u per cent better We note slight Improvement in all
the coal stocks; Delaware and Hudson s selling again
within q per cent Of par, and Cumberland at co. In the
afternoon prices lower. Central offered at S3,
sellers option, without TAKERS Gaena lower Illinois
Central fell of from u per cent and very heavy
at the decline The only stocks which showed any signs
ofvitay were Harlem, which rose u per cent and Pacific
Mall which advanced per cent IN spite of free offerings
Of stock by parties whom popular rumor connects with
the redoubtabe Commodore. The closing prices,
ported by Kowask were sollows:-Missours, s7I u,
ex div; Pacific Mall OH 92 Central, ss24 ST. Erie,
l6s II; Harlem, 1879 III Reading, 531S q; Mchi
gan Central SIX x Southern guaranteed 4Sk Il;
Panama, 12S1 124; Illinois Central, 671 x; Galena,
II Rock Island, SO q. The market closed heavy.
AS an evidence Of the perfection with which the
counteres Of the State Bank of Troy have been executed
il s stated that the President and Cashier of the State
Bank returned from Albany to Troy with package of the
notes in their possession all Of which they believed be
genuine, but than ehaf of which subsequent in
vestigation proved to be counterfeit
The business of the sub-Treasury today was as fol-
lows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning
were 1927 347 446 g. and the balances 81 93S 49,
The foreign exchange market is quiet. The leading
bankers continue to ask l09a q for sterling, and Shy
1874 for francs; but very good bills be had at
lower rates. he Asia will probably take from quar-
ter TO half million in bars.
The following dividends have been declared-The Mer-
chants Exchange Bank semi annual dividend of three
and one half per cent, payable the 10th instant the
Irving Bank semiannual dividend Of three and one half
per cent payable the sth Instant the Importers and
Traders Bank, emiannual dividend of four per cent
payable the 18th Instant the Resoute Fire Insurance
Company semi-annual dividend of six per cent, pay
able on the 10th Instant the Manufacturers Bank of
Brooklyn, five per cent payable demand the Hanover
Fire Insurance Company, dividend per
cent payable demand the rerre Haute and Richmond
Railroad, semi annual dividend Of five per cent, payable
to the Eastern stockholders at the office of the farmers
Trust Company of this city, the Mariners Saving Instu
ton, six per cent all from S. to $500 and five
per cent on all sums $780, payable the 10Th
The following is statement of the coinage at the United
N for the of Deca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

Also the position assigned Cooper Island on the latest Ad
miraly Court
Traversg the In tnemmedae vicinity Of reported
dangers without percevng any indication Of land shoals
rocks we sounded with the deep obtaining specimens
OF me bottom from depths OF two and three miles BY the
Of glass tube to the sounding apParaas specmsn
miles this presume s the only specimen OF water ever
brought up from great depth It's spe hc gravity
uy ce.ermoed was nearly that Of the surface water being
O26 At the temperature 768F The surface water Of the
locality ranging 0265 0268 at the temperature rs
its analysis will be interesting
Before departure Of the next shall prepared
chart showing the track Of the Cooper from Francisco
mis- port.
have the honor very respectfully your obedent
want, JOHN VI BROOKE.
Lieut. Commanding schr Kenmore Cooper.
The Hon Isaac 1oucey Secretary of the Navy Washington
Wha1emen.
CID at New Bedford LIST inst bark Osceola 3d. Hambn Pa
cihc Ocean.
Arr al Honolulu Nov IA, Hobomok Marchant of Falmouth
from Ochotsk Sea- report Of OIL
Al do Nov rs Carolina Harding, Nh, from Ochosk Just
with bbls oil and 5000 lbs bone this
At do Nov 49, Hudson Maston FIJI. 1850 bbls oil this
sessoDosy taken ia 20 days In the Arctic sp $3.50
VIII all told.
10 Tybee Freeman sonngton with 1900 (beore
reported 1000 bbls VIII oil and 1000 lbs bone this
Heard from Oct Java Lawrence, NIB leaving the Arctic
Ocean, 1900 bbls VIII oil this season.
Al Cape Town Oct 10 (ack date Eliza Cornell NIB with
100 bbs ~ oil the Inst cruise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE.
MONDAY, Jan. SO p.

MONDAY, Jan. Sc P. NJ
The bank statement, which was made up this day. com
pares as follows with that Of ast Monday, both weeks
being Of five days only
Week ending Loans. Specie Circular Derosit,
Dec. "a 1926 ZIG 1865 90 1858 271 1904 4s
Dec. d.. 127 ,5s43l9 7,l29725 7s54O9o 9Os8ilo3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

REMlTrANCEs
Bank of Liverpool.
Belfast Banking Company, Ireland
National Bank Of Scotland.
Drafts the above sums suit from f1 unwars
payable on presentation, and good everywhere In
England Scotland,
ireland or Wales,
issued by
TAYLOR BROTHERS
No. 70 Wall street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04
City Intelligence.

THE New COMPTROLLER formally entered upon the duties
of his Office yesterday. The following the appoint
ments as far announced
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-20
uAETSHORNn'S
IL HEALTH-REsToRER;
SARSAPARILLA C(

TRs Life cfhs Flesh i IN The Blood.
PARED By HKMIBT.
The best Rs.torsr Of Health. and the best Blosd
Purifying Compound In the world.
IT DOES NOT 92SEddS HSEdUSr. a PARTICLE OF
This elegant medicinal, invigorating, health
restoring. blood purifying SARSAPARILtA COR
tsnts are happily and incidentally blended, and
contain all ths activs principles Of the psrsst sad
best Honduras 6arsaparilla. combined with other
and bowels. thus cleansing and purifying tho
whole system In tasts. it u perfect cordial. A.
asPrinE and summsr drink. It II not emily nsdici-
nal. bat delightful beverage.
1t snlivsns the spirits. iavigorstss the physical
powers OF both sexes, improves the appetits, In.
part. by .. hs.ishy ss.on upon IN: blood n..
the weak. bloom and hns complexion 70 the pale
aud yellow skin. 1t removes pimplss. and any
and any ehrsnic affection Of the skin. 1t puriass
and snriches the blood. cleansss the liver. stomach
aud bowels, of al morbid secretions. and By iss 40
tion on these vital parts all vitistsd bile IL dis
charged and dyspsPsia. constipation OF the bowels
and Indigestion are prevented and cured Il allays
dpo:t.n to ,haa .oci:9 na:sd II mae:: one
# cure. dropsio.i swslIi,ss. rhsumatIsm. kidney
vatss awsak and broksn.down constitution nom
o .nd ss -.
physical condition Of mankind than any prspars-
Il is particularly adapted to the uss Of females.
and suit. the various Weakening complaints Incl.
II Is prsparei BY an able chemist TO suit the rs-
luirsmeRts sfthoss who need somsthisg 10 restore
heir lost energies and to rebuild Q system wern
Town by care. labor. study. disease. or any other
,Ause
NB-In skin-eruptioss or sores. II Of long stand.
Hg. snn noint the parts sneetsd with nartsherne,s
Healing Ointment The sarsapsrilis Cordial win
throw all humors on the surf>ce. which the Oint-
nent will soon heal up, and thus make the skin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-20

The Isrsslitss OF Montgomery (Als) arc about
TO erect hAsdsoms synagogue.
Three young men 10 New Bedford, Nsss., rscents
ly put on Q. 400 lathss In day.
Dur,rg thunder storm which passed over the
town Of Riptos, Vt, on Thursday last, 80 sheep
were killed BY one stroke Of lightning.
In recent pistol target shoot, as Peoria, ILL.,.
the ladies Gsrmans) entered the list, and took sx
out OF the nine prizss.
= The Grasd Lodge Of Massachusetts, will Icy the
corner stone Of the forefAther's Monument, ~
Plymouth, ON the lst Of August.
Patrick Couiau, died 10 Troy, N. Y, on the 18th,
Of sun stroke.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-20
~" DISEASED
sIDs,
BRkAsT.

fp..... ElbS hiS
tSkiiact troas letter from J Grimes ksl
.. Loadon county, Va
sf WIG mas been for Years afflicted with great
weakness, pam in the side breast al back rslDI.
ts1on OF the heart feebioness OF the nervous sys-
ieta i"s- OF appetite; compiler lou salov: tie sig
o. Que eel almost gone. the ether very weak Am
Pleased @tsy tampton's Tiucture has restored her
e erfect health Her eyes as good now as ey yer
they were,
RHgGMATIsM. IS YEARS.
av@f easwel. of Virginia, suffered from Rhep.
hssisln from heT i2th To her 50th year of age: at
ttmesIehtrsiY helpless. Being wealthy. she en-.
Fioyrd The beet medical attention and tried many
me;iiclnes but Sascured only by hampion's Teoe,
Hundreds viii testify Of cures on .hemssI,a. and
friends. after al other remedies have failed
FEMALES AND CHILDREN
Ihh AinCture viii Toe found - great medicine for
81! their diseases, III
aay Csii ana get Pamphlets and see cures
Hctd " PURCELL, EADD 4 CO, Richmond bv
Dr. CfoAs. froSericksearg; by all the DrugSists
IN Petersburg; by MORTIMER MOWREAY
Baltc.;Te, snd By Druggists and shop-kssper,
everywhere. S 'P0is
80 81 per bottle; six bottles for s..
my l5-skwts