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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-09
SECOND BOARD.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
WPDNReDAv Fab d

ASHES Sales of 80 bbs. pearls were made at 5kc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market again hrmer and
in good demand and closed at further of
&C. per barrel for descriptions OF State and Western
with sales Of about 600 Ii 600 barrels closing within
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The following table win show how these have
worked since January !, 1885,

,. is's .sst ST.. go % 49, 1900
H.r Sis ~ $4,000 lao So 900 Ncss,ccc sOo1l, 90
N.Y. & g e a ,5s
July e-ls. 2xl447OO0 49, COO ls.lo9o0o 900
Aug els AT s66OOo llol 900 a. o07 900 q slSo 900
sspi7-2s 04as7 600 $4,000 11,oss,Ooo Mo7so0o
81 81 is &c sss sss
Oct 1914. ga, 100000 123S0,000 294 200 q 6l3000
oc 22Nov zee 7ss 900 l2eIeoooo 447O6Ooo 27e6oss8
Nov 6-l4 2S0sle0O0 l2o 1877 600 a. 100000 27742Oo0
Nov. l2-22. 23l $4,000 600 II 7720oo 5000
S Dc. $50 ss 80
Deol1-27 2s2ao2,lSS lsosssols AoAis7as 27,s24,Sio
Jan. Ito. 24olssos l27 sos So, All 29,7s4oo4
Jan 2l. 234 1859 1919 III los2 022 42904l
j. 2l-Fb 2Sas9o4 so ,ool II oe5 94l 29s4s274
The following was the business Of the Sub-Trea-
sury Today
IoIal $411 6SS II
.For customs. .'........"........... 81 goo Oo
faymenn'...... l6I $50 %
Da S,zoozoI W
Speakers warrants for members salaries have
been coming in freely of late; but payments on
account of the loan keep the balance up.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $2l, 234,l04 49,. and the balances
81 ,4l5,7l7 So.
The Indemnity Fire Insurance Company has do.
clared semannual dividend of five per cent pay
able on demand.
Sight exchange on New York at Chicago has
risen to 2 per cent premium for currency and per
cert for gold in other words people willing to
give u per centto get rid Of the wild cat money
which constitutes the staple currency Of Illinois.
The Indianapolis and Cincinnati road earned in
January -
1860. $50
lcoS. oooot
Increase $40 1896
The Little Miami road decreased 81 ,055 upon its
January business.
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I'AfLokB sALoos Ms ANa so 5ROA JwAT-BU-
siness AL, bpd the lover or fon,txtn sairr, 60
sen.nt ouss, and eoonomcsl p.as dina Tas s Of sa
70 the lsrge-i 10 We Cit.
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Steamship Jamestown Norfolk shps Maresret Eysns Ion
don, David Hosdley, New Orleans.
Wind during the day NE. tIa.
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ArALAoHiGoLA, Jan Sl--Arr neans ship Atlantic Hutch
ms HsvrnA sbp barney, pey Prodepce ssi schr
heptuIes oride, Ge Nyors Ga stn schr Rout Pa ssr
Weltrn, NYcrk ~ ''' "'A10l'
BosToN, Feb AR shio Alarm Msihegs Cssutta br,o
nrls sleF 1aivestor, siepa Tor BRIG Cid smps Alice
h"! hnAes N0rieans Como Cooss MDsiis. brlss la.do
y. ard FOIt 81, Prime. Ra1,s Any ayea t;ao
VILLAINS, Ford, Havana scbrs Granite Slate Hseu EYor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

TIE WAR IN NAFIEs-GARIBAfpi's Victory
AT yoL1UFSo.--The position Of the King of Ma
Piles, strongly fortified AZ be Is at Capua. has
been o source Of disquietude to the friends Of
Italy. II looked as If he would be able to
gather about him there the elements OF for
midable reactonary movement, which might re-
suit In the recovery of his kingdom. This feel
ing OF uneasiness was strengthened by the con-
dnct Of the Neapolitan peasantry on the occa-
sion Of the unfortunate reconnaissance made
from Garibadi's headquarters. Not only did
they afford no shelter 70 the retreating voluu-
teers, but they fred upon and cut them down
wherever they bad an sJpoTunity. In Naples
itself the conduct Of the inhabtants has latterly
betrayed more than indifference to their deliv-
erers. They appear to treat them as IL they
were hostile force compulsorily billeted upon
them. and practise upon them the most shame.
full impositlops. In all this there was sufficient
disbursement to render II imperative tina, the
nucleus Of reaction maintained by the Kings
presence on the Neapolian soil should be put
an end 10 as soon Us possible.
We are glad to find that Garibaldi has be-
come fully alive to this fact, and that instead
Of occupying himself with preparations for an
impracticable assault upon Venice, be is fol-
lowing up vigorously bis campaign against the
royal troops. The details Of the battle Of Vol
turno, received BY the City Of Washington,
show that that affair was near proving decisive
of the fate Of Capua, the Neapolitan army hav-
ing been routed, with loss Of over three thou
sand men killed and Eve thousand taken pri-
soners When II X recollec,ed that these troops
constituted the flower OF the NeapolitAu army,
1t will not be wondered at that the Ioss amongst
The volunteers should also have been conaide-
rable. Tie case Of the King has been rem
dered so desperate BY this last affair that II L.
probable the next arrival will bring us news Of
biz departure for Rome and Of the capituiauon
Of CapuA-
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the body polite which we compose. The IA
naticism OF the North Is already alarming the
South and infiic'irg serious injury there. The
Empire State and this metropolitan city are the
community, and on US depends the defeat OF
that insane party whose policy would bring
revolution and ruin. Oar State has come back
to its old position in our Presidential contests,
and as We 60 so goes the Union. The material
be coDiided TO our wisdom and our juds
Let every man in the State, therefore, awake to
the importance Of the occasion and remember
that deadly blow cannot be struck at the
South without affecting US vitality too.
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basss o. i1sfo. Il7se for msdlng nP'ands The re-
oepts At ,he por,s since the ist OF September have
reached asa 600 bae against sos 900 In 1882 and seo
COO In 1865 Tne exports ia The period ave reached
40 COO psles against 2oisoo IN 1859, and $4,000 10
1915 the amounts TO 40 900 bales against
SIS eco 1852, End $4,000 In 1858 Owing 10 hbe-
raj receipts and the unfayorsbe news from
abroad b. City Of WASHINGTON the -four market
tvy with fair sales at decline Of FIVE cents
per barrel ana for kinds Ten cents per
barrel Wheat was easier for co nmon gratcs and
active al The concession. Corn steady and active
with saes Of Western mixed at 6ohc. zoe, and some
round yellow At Tsc Pork steady, with sales Of
q, $40 Is te Sly and OF prime sl4 90 Sugars
were qnet bat steady, with Gates Of about 800 phds
mostly Cu,a muscovado for rsfning, chiefly at exc.
Ffegh.s were arm, with fair amount Of engagements.
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AcApKsY or krsic Tho FabbriFormes season com.
meneed last night, with "Roberi 10 Dabls" sung Ia
Italian by Germans to n thoroughly German audience IL
s very agreeable 10 be sbo 70 say iha, the house
full and very onthu.s,c. Bat few PLACES ia The par
lar parts Of the theatre were crowded 10 excess, IL
was what Ia called in theatrical paTlAnoe "payiag
house," and sururs well for the pecupiy o. Tbs
ENTERPRISE. In regard 10 the performances have
very little 70 say. "Robtrt lie Disbiev requires
something more than good singing and fne
acting; demands from the painter
and the costnncr and the Stage manager
attention. Az given a, the Academy, the mise -
tns Of Robert" Is up 10 the requirements Of the
public the prescn, day Apart from this dcfeci which
may be very easily remsiied, the performance Of last
Alice, for the Grrt time here, aud made a yertable
success. Her scene With Bertrand At the cross was
very nnely done Tormes Is intense ever
In Bertrand. No fault cAa be found with his
acting, on TIE contrary, merits high praise Bot
this very clever artist should not presume too
much upon bis popularity, aud should sng more
cuetsiy slseni sung the very dcrli part Of Robert
with even more than hia usual ability, and made de-
cded scnsaton The general effect q the performances
marred BY the wiful murder OF some Of the minor
roles be, tho audience took the good win The bad,
Dyed The former and suffered The latter Ga which In.
csde the hungry and measre bsncs) With angelic rssgna
sion.
On Friday Martha win he given IN German, with
Madame rabbri, Mad anne Dormy, s,igelh and FOrnes.
TIE "Iurusnois" announced Tor Monday.
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The DEMONSTRATION ON Tuesday NIGHr.-
The Union men of this city have shown them
selves to be as superior to their opponents in nu
merical force as they are in all the principles OF
patriotism and human rights According to the
Wide Awake procession early this month, and
the Union display Of Tuesday evening, it is
evident that, In the coming election, this city
viii poll an overwhelming majority against
the rail splitter. The majority will be ia tts
proportion Of 10000 10 f0,O00--the rcspec-
tive numbers Of the two street demon
strations. The procession on Tuesday night
was one Of the most brilliant ever seen in
New York Considering the unfavorabIe cir
cumslances under which II was organized and
carried into perfection, II must be univer-
sally admitted that IL was the most enthusiastic
outburst ever offered to the Union cause.
II is now the duty OF the conservative mer-
chants Of the city to see that all the bills arts
ing out of this popular manifestation should be
discharged, and that the burden shall not be
thrown upon the shoulders Of Captain Rynders.
The demonstration has conclusively shown that
New York is truly national city.
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FRoH yxs Burru Psoyxcxss-By n. John IN 81 ps-
pes 70 Oct Is, learn that the late gales have ben
very Destructive on the shores Of the Gull ~ a. Law
rsrce, bot no additional sbpsrccks annousosd Tse
railway wharf ~ Sbediac greatly shasssred A.
Care Negro, near Halifax, the house Of sAnse Mcfes,
coeseuider was burned 70 The ground, and uesascboiy
70 relate, MI Mclean htmee, his ws, and Asdcnitd
sher renans being dancvervd amoag ~ s1enldevinf
embers In the cellar. Mr. Cadwe ~ 49, ~ eseesea
Tor Soma yssss psss ths clcias q bussos and oshsr
towns IN Nov EngissA have maAs vrassscs q es.diag
dovs sumbsr psup~S 70 3 yoaa $50 to-
house; sons ars i1ssic saA aw tins seccns hmasss
VI the myium. 0shsEs ars brsksa dcvn oisv1, burg.
beosns IN a. Wy a. eehM, bwAea 70 ~ coon
uunstg Every yuas In 0suGerous svi , harvesting.
ever fneu( H.
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nopwoxrns Hsu -rhc prcsrsmms for Mss CArlotis
rstus coa,ert this evening exceedinsiy attractive
one Mi~ rs,l sings The duo nom the Barber" with
Feri the rcrdefnais from The "cnnambuIs" and with
Nine sirahosch, the duo for soprano and coctrao from
"sapphov Bsrnoii gives the "rcn rasqusle sereusze;
Gibson the Bocrc from The vesprcs sciIisnnes asd
French eAansnrns rerri, susni and hasio also assist
In this concert, which suggests superiority.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

FLrSgEYrsN AT ALB.SY.-The visit Of the
Prince Of Wales did not pas or without dis
play Of lunkeyism, II appears, and that, too, In
a quarter where one would least desire 10 End
it-in the household OF the Governor of the
Empire State. Everybody knows that Governor
Morgan entertained the Prince and suite al
dinner during their visit to Albany. Among
thoee invited 10 the repsst were, very properly,
several officers OF the Governor stat. includ.
ing Qusrtermaster General Mitchell But II
happens that Gen. Mitchell Is the landlord OF
Congress Hall, the hotel at which the Prince
was staying as well as the Qusrtermaster
General Of ia state militia, and Ia the former
capacity 1t was deemed inappropriate that be
should have seat Of the gubernatorial table;
so, through the agency OF Governor Thutlo~
Weed, Governor Morgan politely managed to
keep the chief Of his staff away from The enter.
taipment.
II IL said that Gen. Mitchell has resigned 10
consequence Of TIE slight thus put upon him as
an officer and citizen and, II II be true, no one
can blame him for pursuing such course. His
military rank entitled him to all the couriesies
t&tfBCtu W tue Othsf Objects OF tne stan. and
his position 10 civil life was no bar to his re-.
cepton at any table 10 this free and enlightened
country. Hotel keepers In the United States
are gentlemen, and belong TO on entirely differ
ent class from The hotel landlords Of England,
who are for the most part upper servants. The
royal party themselves even must have observed
this in their intercourse with their hosts Of the
different hotels, and we are certain that no OBJ
lection 70 the company OF Gen. Mitchell came
from them. His exclusion wss . gratuitous
piece Of aunkeyism on the part Of Governor
Morgan, dictated BY spirit wholly at variance
with the institutions and customs Of the coun-
try. II was, moreover, slight put upon an OIL
Ger Of high rank, which " are sure his brother
officers all Over the State viii feel aud ought
70 resent II would seem - II Governor Weed
wss accustomed to rule at Albany In snch right
royal fsahson that he hes imbibed the airs and
absurdiies Of court
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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GoRDON RENSE TT,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

OFFICE \. W. CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU SIS.
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AMUsEaEsrs THIS EVENING.
EIBIos GARDEN, Broadwsy-Taz DEAD Hsaar
WINTER GARDEN. Broadway, opposite Bond street. -
HxsRr YIII.-MARsiKp kAkx.
ROwERY rHEArnK, Eoxery -LISpl rnE SIC Az GlRL--
JACK SHsrARD-fAIL or RosssriERRE.
wAILACKg THEATRE. Brosdwsy.-PLArtSa wrru
YtRE.
LAURA KEHNHs THEATRE, No GA Broad"ay-
AuxxE ARooz.
INV BnwRRY rHKATRE Rowsry.-Ui0HwsvsAs or
the sEAs- MornKE 0oosx-Mr WITS Co.'s
BAKNUM,s AyEHiCAN MusgUsf8rosdway Day snd
nvening-Jcsxra HIS BaEraREs-lIyiSs CuklosI
40
BRYARTs xINsTRELs, Meehsria' Hall sTl Broad
-BuRLEsouks, SONGS, DAscEs hc-WE Cosx fKos Eus
HIIS.
NIBLos SALOON. Brosdway-Hoonr 4 CAsrsrn's
MrssrgEIs kTWorIAs soscs BugixseURs. pAscEs &c
exI~rS WALES Ball
DoDwoETHs HALL, BroAdway.-CARtoTrA PANTS
CVscrKr
CANTERBURY Music HALL. ecs BroMway.-SosGs.
eAscys BrRiFsQuxs, 40,
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TERMS .. rIDaoe Aosasy vera ~ ossss ~ =
ssSk II ssssdsr Postage an rs1e7ra ~ f- F
g,oaeg
TEE ,AfL4 HERALD osF.ts per aa,r ~ - @, ,-
TIE vEEKEf RERAEB, -rsfh d.'f,@hi4. - ~ ~ -.
COPY - rnnfn; the strr'err 1900, ~ a,e 8-s.I.
~ ~ rsEss ,ey rop. % arg TFf = 49, ~
81 80 h ma 4sgt ~ LoasiEai hp.h 2 t1 - ~
California Eist.o- On ~. lat ilfA 7s.' ~" :" ~'
oe,r pey cory 81 90 anH'rF 49,, =. ,.,, mi. u.r
THE FAEiLT HERALD IN W~a"e'd's' q" f' ~ ~
e'3IESfxRP oRRzsPogDsscs o,nta,'@ s;Sgij9A ~
,s.,. I,,.u ,.av g4arer Or n< cord es-i, - =.
Hraiip rsrsa FOR az oux FoaEos 1870. - p.c.
PAaucui4R Rs0UEsrsp TO S"-h 49,
egsr % 49,, .ay,s .fsrrs do not
-.s..~~ nf.fo onuluuioutsprs !.
'eprFRTIsEhENTs ren>raf rvery day atrerfsems.e ~
.~.~I - ~ WISELY HERALD, FAs'Ls uAAALb' "S' sAN
n.i,To.,,s AID European sd.flons :,
J4B PRINTING sraused srfn nsasress eNepnss ana az
ssaadA
vnru,n. XIV 2oS
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ROwERY THEArnK Rowery LINDA ruE SIC Az GlgL-
JACK SHxrARD-fAIL RosssriERRE.
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BAKNUM's AyEBIcAN s.f8rosdsay Day snd
Bvening-JcsxrH HIS BaKrHRES-lIyiNG CuAIosI
xIIz
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wAILACKy THEATRE Brosawsy.-rLAnya wrru
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Nnw BowRRY rHKATRE Rowery.-UioHwsvsAs o
the sEAs-MornKg 0oosx-Ar WITS Co.'s
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John Brown and his followers against Virginia,
and in the incendiary fires in Texas; aud the
next will probably he in the election of Lin
coin and the woiul consequences that may fol-
low. Eternal hostility" and "eternai con.
fict'' are the burning words emblazoned on
their banners. What the effect of this revolu'
tionary propspapdism is at the South may De
seen in an able article which We copy from
Texan journal in which the writer procia'ms
the ult,matum OF the South to be-"The Con-
stitution OF Dissolution
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BRYAsTg sIsgTRELs, Mrcbsria Hall tT2 Broad
wsyBuRLEseuEs, SONGS, DAScEs, hc-WE Coss fgos EIs
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WINTER GARDEN Broadway, opposite Bond street
axsRr yIII.-MARRiKp RAKE.
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LAURA KExEH's THEATRE, No. GA ROADWAY
AuxxU ARooa.
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NIBBO's SALOON. Broadwav-HooLgv CAsPsEn's
MssrREIs ETHIOPIAN sosCs, BuRixsaUEs. pAscEs &c
oxISrg WALES Ball
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-25
4 sERIo- CONC AFFAIR.-The Wheeling Intelli

4 sERIo- Conc AFFAIR-The Wheeling Intelli-
gencer relates the following laughable incident:
The other day three or four married gentlemen
and their wives were visiting the residence Of 9
mutual friend in the country. Among the other
amusements indulged in, was the erection Of
swing consisting of rope attached to the limb Of
an oyerhanging elm. After an hour or SOS exer-
else in this way one of the gentlemen, who, though
old enough to have out-grown anything OF the sort,
is excessively modest, got upon the swing, and
when fairly under Roadway lost his hold on the
rope and was thrown violently to the ground,
alighting upon his back. The parties, ladies and
alt of course rushed to his assistance, and attempt
ed to raise him up, but the injured gentleman, with
the most excruciating agony depicted in his face,
| waved his friends away and made the alarming an
nouncement that his back was certainly broken
Three or four of the gentlemen started rapidly to-
| ward the nearest house for assistance, but the
4 PROSTATE subject called them back and inploTed
them to stay and take OF him while the ladies
i called assistance. The suggestion was put into
practice, and as soon as the ladies' were out i, Of
| sight he jumped up, turned around and broke like
quarter.horse for the nearest thicket, while his
friends roared with laughter. He had only met
with an accident to tight pantaloons and violent
strains,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-25

ENGLISH LITERATuRE.--The London periodicals,
daily and weekly and monthly, are swallowing up
all the literary talent of England. Tennyson writes
for them, Thackeray writes for them, Dickens
writes for them Trolloppe, Savage Lander, Ruskin.
the Brownings, Lord John Russell, Lord John Man
ners, ali write for them. Books seem to be at o
discount, but all the world finds time to read the
magazines and newspapers. Consequently the
novelists, the poets, the art critics. the scientific
men, the philosophers submit to the law they can
not repeal.
Anxious, however, at the same time to clutch
after lasting fame, while they strive for present
popularity, while they must have the audience o.
The hour the cleyerest of these writers devise some
scheme by which their works may possess UNITY
and interest after the momentary eclat they may az
excite, shall have sabsed Still the etieet OF all
this in the permanent regulations Of the Inst Eng
lish writer's must be bad Writing for tina perlodi-
cal press harries them, detracts from the symme-
try Of their efforts and the elegance OF fheir style
although it may render what they say the more
apposife and telling at the time.
"pPosi'e - ILouisfille Journal
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CPALDING's PREPARED GLUEg
sPALDINGiS PREPARED GLEEl
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUEl
Save the Pieces!
oEoMYf DIsPAT CHi

Room N.Y. D1sP AT O HI
na-"A Stitch in Time Saves Nine"-&H
Asaccdents will happen, in wereguated families 1t is
desirable to cheap and for
| pairing urniture, Toys Crockery etc.
| spaldtng's Prepared Glue
Meets all such emergencies and household afford TO be
whout 1t Is always ready and up to the sticking point
Thereis no longer necessity for mpng chairs pntered
headess dolls broken cradles It is Just the article
for cone SHE'LL and other ornamental work popular with la
| dies of refinement and taste.
This sdmirable preparation Is used cold being chemically
held in solution and possessing all the valuable qualities Of the
best glue II be used in the place OF ord
nary mucilage, being vastly more adhesive
"USEFUI IN EVERY HOUSE,
NB-A Brush accompanies each bottle Price, 70 centa
Wholesale Depot, No. As Cedar street New York
Iddres, HENRY G. sPALDING CO.,
Box No. $500, New York.
Pit M for Dealers containing four eight
beautiful hogaph Show Gard accompanying each
package. - -
sa-A single bottle of SPALDIEG'S PREPARED GLUE
will save ten annually to every househod
Sold by all prominent staoers, Druggists Hardware and
Furniture Dealers, Grocers and Fancy Stores
Country merchants should make note of sPALDING's
PREPARED GLUE when making their list 1t will stand
.ny climate. jal9 ly&W
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AIDES observation-disclosures WINE.
sPEER's WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For its wonderful and beneficial qualities GENTLE
sTIMULANT, TONIC, DIURETIC and sUDoRIFIe whict
testified to by Physicians and thousands of Ladies' and Gentle
noeH in all parts of Europe and America.
Asa Gentle stimuIant and Tonic,
It strengthens Digestive Organs improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood.
AS a Diuretie.
1t imparts heaty action the GLANDS, KIDNEYS and
URINARY ORGANS, very beneficial in DRoPsY, GoUT
ERUPTIvE and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
As "a sudorfdc,
1t acts upon Skin opening the and expeing all In
purtes by nsensibe perspaon thereby driving of rupion
cleansing the surface giving tone and vgoF the who
systen and BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
the SKIN and COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe OF Indians
Have long used and Fruit Of the Elder
their most valuable remedies.
In Germany,
Berries dried and preserved by families for In ca
speer's Wine OF Elder
Is pure from juice of cultivated Elder recommended b,
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS possessing remarkable me
dicina properties SUPERIOR any other Wines in couioi
use and an excellent article for all WEAK and DEBIL1TAF
ED PERSONS, and the AGED and INPIRM, removing ALL
| DISTRACTIONS improving the APPETITE and benensins
| LADIES and CHILDREN.
/ A Ladies' Wine.
Because will intoxjcate, II contains no mixture o.
sps or other liquors. and its rich peculiar avo
and nurhve properties imparlng healthy tone to th
| STOMACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS
sA glass full may be used with meals or
| any time through the day, as desired
We will only ask your indulgence to make trial Of thi
| Wine.
| For sale in New Orleans by E. J. HART Co.. JOIN
| WRIGHT CO., JAMES sYME, Canal sres', md by al
/ principal Druggists throughout the United states.
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