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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-05
printing.

ATJ. H. JOHNSTON g. Co.'S, No. $50 Bowery,
"A Broomes, Wedding and Visiting Cards Notes So,
latest styles at very low prices Specimens by mail
AT JAMES EVERDELL's, 3O2 Broadway
IN Wedding Cards Notes. 60 These celebrsted Engra5ec
Csrds sold only above Specimens by mail application
At WIN. EVERDEILs S0NS.-WEDDlNG
"A CARDS Of the latest styles at No loi Fulton ST. N
VIM EvBRDxiI, IT,, HENRY EvyRpsLL. FRANCIS ESKkpkL-
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price)'-
II Wedding At Home and Motel Papers &c Business Csras
bill Heads Portraits &C. at KELLY IS No. 8. Futonst N l.
600 ~ h& SI pei a S%GG ssssI ):
roam Of superior scsp Bhcada Ssi aud every descnPoh
q Printing equally low, at No rryon'row.
d. - PER REAM for BIlL-HEADS; 90 cents
~ - per thousand for Circular lin qusnty1 onef frhs
equally Cheap. at ECKLER'S. No 21fston+t-
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Roofing.

7 EAKY ROOFS CURED ONE GEM
j 4 Foot No tar uasd with ELLERYS PATENT INDIA.
RUBBER PAINT No 59s Grand st., No 81 Park-rov no las
Bowery 50 East hst 10 sthsv junction ftA ana brcsa~ey
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AmneetnentS.
" On TO.NIGHr
Mr. EDWIN BOOTH


Sine. the dev Of the Kean actor who has 9ppeed On
80 - S5cke such enthusiasm Mr. Edwin Booth On
nj. f of the character Of Rcheea on
evening Ia old classic language Of the drama e p [
~, nd AZ The close of the fourth act time before
the house recovered from its emotion Of wonder ana
MI Booth can this engagement, play but few hgns, %
nh,ie should therefore not miss the opportunity oneeo
nenr peromances 20 calculated to elevate the stage and
hiring back he haicyou dayS Of the drama
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Ocean Cleaners,

LSOR CALIFORNIA ria PANAMA. hist
IL easa steamer WIN leave Ne~Y Oh o. shs ~ In so
sssb uonb exoapt when the~e dates fsn ON ~6es
he day Of departure will BE- the MONDAY IolSwns ro
utisI' 10 psssase 'pP' w." D. u. ALLEN. Agent
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financial.

.--------------------~- - = ,,rDpoUnpo
DIVIDFND Tho BOARD oil DlhEClO ho
H. n THE HOWARD INSURANCE. COMPANY hay,
a.cl.red UIyIDEND Of TEN PER CENT upon sho cspi'a
s.e naS.ble on and aner MONDAY Dec. TO- 1850
'''"~' f"' HENRY A. OAKLEY, Secretary.
,,--.-~ -
OFYIcE OF TmE SfhsCush, ID 49, 81 ieen
~ Y. RR Co.. SYRACUSE nov, ~, io"o 3.
TIME Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF tMs
con.,x 70, the election of thirteen Directors snd three
ooup n,;an .,uI Ia held All the Office of the Com
% a., s,y.cn.s nm WEDNFSDAY Dec s. 1890 Tho POD,
win be open at IL O'CLOCK M $40 ~ WEIGH SECRETARY
oo'oce, Y. VI.
Ovrcs oy Tur TRrsTpts CRKDTORs AND sroCKHoLOEN}
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE TO
II NEW ORLEANS AND HAVANA.
STEAMSHIP STAR OF THE WEST,
Capt. 8. p Grifon
WIN leave pier foot Of Waren-s
On SATURDAY Dec. 9, at noon
Freight 20 New Orleans, Is cents per cubic fost
CabIa passage to New Orleans
Steeruse massage to New Orleans Havana. 20
M o. ROERTS, Agent No III West-st,
Corner OF Wares st.
Steamships PHILADELPHIA aud EMPIRE CITY will
leave Dec. 10 and 20. -,
Bin Of ladng win be signed after tho sailing hour
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A M MBRwix Auooonees.
DT BANGS, MERWIN g. Co, Irving Buildings
Nss sea and s9 Broadwaysses Of Books Stationery
Pictures, Works a Art Fancy Goods Furniture. Ike.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. S, at 81 o'clock
CHOICE and COSTLY PRIVATE LlBRARY-of rare sne
library editions Of sterling works IN elegant and expensive bind
ings and large assortment Of beautifully illustrated books Sc
exhibition and Catalogues be had at the saesfoos
FRIDAY EVENING Dec. I, at 81 O'Clock
NEW ENGLISH BOOKS-A la &c collection. comprising
hne standard works in various departments For PARTICULAR ~
WEDNESDAY EVENING Dec. r. at o'clock.
SUPERIOR MODERN PAINrISGS--A choice collection :;
the works Of highly esteemed modern artists and nearly GIL
ins pictures Also choice Old Painting an orig
nsl by Albert Durer They all hne condon IN men g
IOIIN LEVISON, Auctioneer, Office No, Jos
~ Bovery will seu on WEDNESDAY Dec 3 At Ol O'Clock
the entire FURNITURE contained in the dwelling house No
r+ Sdeboad Pier Glasses Extension Tables Oh Paintings
Chamber suites CDa and Glassware kches fur
nir Bedeads Bed and BEDDING table and toilet ineh &c
&c NJ BSale positive without regard to the weather.
IOHN p. MONTGOMERY Auctioneer.-575
- Cases Of BOOTS SHOES, and RUBBEkS, at AUCTION,
on THURSDAY Dec g. at lol o'clock at the store OF j. r.
DAVIS Co. No IL Courtlsndtst, including Mems boys
Youths and Chidren's WATERPROOF BOOTS
DARCEL SALE of BOOKS.-GEO. A..
i IFAVITvr 4 Co Auctioneer No "a Walkerst-Rc snarI
LOT SALE Of ENGLISH aud AMERICAN BOOKS, 70 be 80 d
by Auction without at The trade saeroons NO ~
or on WEDNESDAY December D and following DAYS AZ
O'clock H. each day Catalogue of 100 pages now ready
DFCEIyER's SALE of FIRST CLASS zoe
IL TAvE PIANoFoRTKS-By order Of Judge Leonard ,T o.
de Supreme Court Sale will be continued at anoion on SAT
URDAY 9Th inst. at tho Warerooms OF McDONALD Co.
No $50 Bow cry at o'clock The stock h now ready Tor exam
;nst;on . JOHN MCDONALD, Receiver
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DIyIDEND.-Th BOARD Of DIRECTORS
~ Of THE HOWARD INSURANCE CoMPANf nav nav
declared nIvIDEND Of TIN PR CENT upon sne osp"'
49, naxsbe ON and after MONDAY Dec. 10 1890
'''o~' f"' HENRY A.. OAKLEY, Secretary.
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Jnstruetion.

A NENIA SEBiINARY-AMENlA,N n. T., Kew.
"A O. G. DAMS A. B., PrincipaL-Superior advantages al
students bot seIes at moderate charges Iefm com
ences Dec TO- 1860 Catalogues sent upon application
AT PAINE's MERCANTILE COLLEGE, No.
~ 6a Bowery or No. Fultons, Brooklyn while BOOK
leenns and Arithmetic the principal branche.
taught YET ample provisions made for the instruction o.
Reading Spelling TO- each student receiving strictly private
instruction
ATADY wishes few PUPILS in MUSIC, and
N would take q position ALTO SINGER Ia Choir the
hest Of references given Address C. NJ W No las West 18th
st.. New York.
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c,as steamer WIN leave HevYort or The ig I'm sno
Of month except when these date, tsn or @ Tos
he day Of departure will BE- the moNgn i7T 49, CO.
~, oS U.s.. y-sse 'P'"' DB. ALLEN. Agent
TyUE RRITISU AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
PROM sKwroRK 10 HvhhFoo- am
second Cabin Passage. 10
PROM BosTos TO LIVERPOOL ,,.
Shief Gseh , rd sage ........ 90
The sSips from New.YOrk call at Corh Harbor
pTR s is from Jg BS'S. call Gss%p& Capt
ARABIA CspI j. Stone. AMERiSA CaPt n aoSo.c,
AFRICA Calt shannon EUROPA. Cap. :. Leiioh.
AtsTRALAsIAN, Capt. u. SCOTIA NOV budins
e vessels carry clear white Hight at ma.thesd greeu on
PERSIA, Judkins caves New edne.day NO., y,
AFRICA shannon leaves New York. "Wednesday Doo
lRABIA Leaves so.soT Sns.as Dec ~
EtR0PA Moode leaves Boston. "Wednesday Dec 70
PERSIA Judkins Leaves New York; .Wednesdsy Jan
CANADA Anderson. Leaves Boston wednesday jan
Hockey leaves New, Weanesdd.y Jan Is Is
ARABIA Stone. leaves Boston " eone'osy jan 90
Berths not secured until paid for
An experienced Surgeon en- board -, q. al
The owners these ship. viii not % onss Metal. m
es. bbs Of sds signed therefor and The value "'r'"'
therein oppressed For At ISsRti5S'S ssPfs"
UHIE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS Steamship
NEwYoRk H. - Won o ssn's p,.r So 20 r. ses q
0"'"'00 SATURDAY, Dec %, at 10 O'Clock m..
BREMEN. VIA SOUTHAMPTON.
,ouos .vR Isi s3Sd rsifpafi and BREMEN
FRS. cabin sico second cabin, 500 sosraso, ss
For freight or p'C:fssff 'GEBfi ikEurcEN REIGHE1r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-05
TOHN MACMULLEYs SCHOOL, No. 900

VUHN MACMULI1EIN cVIIVVIIi ANo' "V0
~ Bro.dWay corner OF 20.h-st., IL now open:
The French Department In which nothing but rrench
spoken will be under the Of M HENRI DELESoLoLE
native Of Paris and graduate OF the University Of Paris
Miss SARAH sEDGWICk win remain at the head Of the
Primary Department Ccuas LOCKWOOD No. III Broad
way Growers No. 6g9 Chisern's No. TSo and Prices
No. So.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-05

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN
IHE sTIqITF No 2Is 4h st. corner Of Mscdougsl Wash
ington square GEO w. CLARKE, NJ, and JAMES FAN,
NIkG M PROPRIETOR aud Principals opens lie Eighteenth
Academic Year on MONDAY Sept TO- 1860 when It's pupils are
requested 10 be puDotuay present Catalogues with garc9
lars nay be bad the Broadway Book Stores BURNTONS
No. 40 6tb-sv, and at the Institute.
HARKER and BERTHETs CLASSICAL
il FRENCH, COMMERCIAL and PRIMARY SCHOOL
with Gymnasium No. % East 2lsst. corner Broadway
yINARRYT0WN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., WIN
terms references &c. be obtained at T. 0oodenoughs
Bookstore l22 Nassau Of A NEWMAN A d., Pnnapa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-23
CITY ITEMS.

NIBLo's GARDEs-THE NEW BURLESQUE.-For the
last few years the taste for broad buresque the
stage hs grown steadily with the public, aud the de-
mand has been constantly met by the exertions of
dramatic writers in the comparatively new field.
Scarcely Shakesperan play has escaped trsyestis,
and many other popular dramas and poems have APP
peared on the sage in form 20 udicrousy distorted
that they would not know themselves, aud in some in
stances buresques have been based merely upon
one incidtn Mt in history, with no broader formation of
lengthy poem or drama badly written. America has
not been 80 prolific in this sort of literature En-
gland, though most of the good English pieces have
been retouched localized" ard proJu led here. But
few entirely original burles9ues have been written in
America, though of those few one bears the unques
toned reputation of being the best play Of the sort
written. We refer, Of course 10 Mr.. John Broug CHAINS
" Po-ca-honas' The taste for this sort of amuse-
mentbas increased TO such degree that next week will
show the ous spectacle Of three of the four Broad
way Theaers playing burlesques at the same time for
at Wallacks. Nbos and Laura keenes will the spirit
of the broadest and most uproariousfun reign supreme
The Lady of the Lake traveStie, produced Tor the
first time Thursday night at Niblos Garden 10 not An
English piece rearrapged for this locality, but was
written expressly for this thsater. The author has
preserved, to great degree possible, he main
outlines of the poem, has retained some of the or na
music, and all the original names. With scar ely
single exception, al the music in the piece IL Scotch
and s Of the quick, dashng kind, 30 emneny appro-
pirate to this style Of dramatic composition. BY an
allowable stretch Of authors license troop of High
land Amasons eopured up 10 the assistance of the
distressed hero, and this unexpected army perform
number Of ingenious military evOlutions, to che great
delight Of the audience. There was an almost rresis-
bls opportunity for many telling political hits afforded
by the curious coincidence between the positions Of
King James Of Scotland, and the outlaw Douglas ia
the original poem, and King James Buchanan sod the
rebeous Douglas at Chicago, in tbs present position
Of the Democratic party but the author has RETAINED
from making any illusions whatever but such
impossible TO avoid the audience, however, were not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-23

The London thieves are quite as sharp, bat rarely
"a ssful az their brethren in this country Ous
morning, recently a woman who called herseE Clara
Jones, went TO a linen Diapers shop, in the Engsh
city, and chose quantity of ELK, lace and velvet de-
string TO have the parcel and the bill sent 10 her ad-
dress One of the statesmen took the goods TO the place
assigned, and was received by Clara in the drawing
ROOM She came out of bedroom adjoining, and said
that the lady who desired the wares, being tempor-
arly an invalid and confined 70 her bed in the next
ROOM wished TO have the lace carried in for her in
spection The salesman hesitated moment, but finally
gave up the articles, and the woman retired. When
she had gone in he heard voice 10 the bedroom say
in the pntve tones supposed TO be peculiar to FEM
mime invalids, must rec the Silks. So Clara re-
turned TO the drawingroom and succeeded in carrying
in the silks. The young man again heard two voces
in consultation and aso through the partly open
door what appeared 10 be the figure of woman boI-
stored up in the bed. This lued his suspicious, snd
when the well woman came out the third tine TO take
in the veHets, he with comparative cheerfuness, al
lowed them to go out of bis keeping Thonthe door was
shut. Then the young man waited, and hoped, and
became very tired. Then he called in the andady.
The ndlady knew nothing about Miss Clara Jones or
her Mistress the former had but that morning hired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-23

Cleveland and Toledo Road proper The track is now
In good order and improved condition. The rolling
stock IA sLo IN excellent order and increased in vaue
since Vie Isst annual port The ruling stock LoT
the Iosd sisis 81 30 locomotive, 30 passenger
coacf &C. 10 seconds lsss cas- mail cars, IL oagg gs
cars 246 box AID freight cara, ITO platform carr, and
3 Losrdng cars
When the Northern Division Of the Cleveland and
Toledo Rsir hd in OPERATION about two miles oil
tie Sardusky, Dayton aud Cincinnati Railroad track
west of Sabdusky, was occupied by the &. & L X
at an annual Ient. On the abandonment Of that div-
zion the c. g. T. Co ceased paying the rent. The ).
ID. d c. brought suit in the Court Of Common Pleas
At Ssndusy to compel continued payment Of rent
Ct to make the c. & T. Company bear proportion OF
the expenses Of originally constructing the track. The
case was given to the Jury the 20th and decided in
favor of tie Cleveland g. Toledo Railroad Co. The
suit Of the Port Clint X. r. Co. against the Csve-
land & Toledo X. X. Co., TO compel the running oil
trains the western part Of the Northern DIVISION,
and that Of Peysburgh Township to compel the con-
struction of the c. & r. read through that Township,
have bot been carried up to the Supreme Court.
The first Of thee cases had been decided in Ssndussy
in favor of the C.. & T., and the latter against the
CAT
II is stated that the Company have been offered 81
for sufficient amount Of bonds to pay off the floating
debt.
TIE Chicago Prcsso Wednesday, gives the follow
i1g in regard TO the movement of produce and crop
posrecis:
During ps.t week the weather has been dry and warm
The reports regarding the crops from all parts OF the West are
fayorsbe with TIL single eKeep ion Of Winter wheat VIII ch has
suffered somewhat account Of the drought In early spring
Spring wheel looks well aud la several pars of this state 1t
hesded full It month Liter last Rye 10 ne
central part Of Illinois hryes freely and much larger breadth
las been th.n usual account Of the gnceAigty when
has attended the grow III utter ~he-t in that region Oats
and never better The corn "a coming rapidly
feImers certain OF heavy 10 Southern IL
nos and Indiana the farmers emitting Winter wheat In In
diana there considerable damage to tho crop oy
tn fly" but the extent Of It's T1ysg~s IL not knosn
The receipts and shipments Of and grain during tbs psst
week compared with the week previous viii be found as io
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-23
fAdvetisement-I
To PRIVATE FAMILIES.

WoLYR's celebrated ScHRDAN AROMATIC ScHsAPPs shssl
be in the hands of every traveller No family should leave @
city be without supply during the weather nvs
by coects the III effects Of change Of westhes and ss
erags Il IL the purest liquor msds In the world
Put up in pint and quart bottles Sold BY ell Druggists Gre
and Fruit Stores.
ALSO, WoLFRs PcRE CoGSAc,"
BRANDY BorrLn,"
MADEIRA, SHERRY sno"
PoRr WINE"
"PoR MEDICAL UsR"
Families who use Wines should give the preference 10 -
above They all warranted pure and the best quality Es
bottle has the Importers certificate Of its purity.
UDoLPHo WOMB
No. % Besver-st, New-Ysrk-
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3 Aee 4s9 OF sss8, go II 800, ~


The cost of running the road during the past year
has been A y cent of the gross earnings, being y
cent less than the previous year.
During the year the number Of tuus Of freight carried
was 81 0l3 being increase Of 80 25 tuns over the
previous year. The average price y tun y mile was
l2-IOO cents The number of passengers was 2i6 i78
at an average receipt from each passenger OF 81 ~ ID
The average distance travelled by each passenger was
GO Ito miles. The passenger receipts have decreased
from Last year principally during the first ak months
Ths TACT owing partly to the low fare railing ut the
time and partly 10 the steamboat opposition at that
time between the Buffalo and Toledo The freight re-
eipts have increased soc, 429 %.
During the year four new Howe bridges have been
built and several smaller ones repaired. The repsrs
70 The track have required "a 500 new cross ties 30
tuns new rolled iron IL tuns spike and 6,19S rev
chairs; 6464 rails have been repaired The road re-
Main have cost $7l 600 90 Of which $l3, l 81 was
I'D IN the Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Rail
road for repairs on the joint track between Cleveland
and Grafton leaving only $iS 472 chsrgoable on the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-23

In our legal column yesterday we gave verdict in
the Supreme Court, before Judge Bosworth, in the
case Of the Belmont Bank Of Quo against VIM Hoge
& Co.. in favor of the latter being the first decision
in the suits TO the value of paper deposited 70
collection with the Ohio Life and Trust Company at
the time Of its failure. In this the paper was In
doIsed to the order of K. Ludlow, Cashier of the
Trust Company, by the Cashier of the Belmont Bank,
and sent 10 the Office i'll this city for collection. Mr.
Ludlow ndorsed the paper in blank, and deposited it
with Hoge Co az securiiy for advances to the Trust
Company. TIE question was left to the jury to say
Whether the bankers in New-York go advancing took
it in good faith before maturity and for value aud the
decision in their favor will have tendency to increase
the security row felt in dealings in co nmercal paper
The telegraph announces that the Supreme Court OF
Wisconsin, in the case of Clarke against Harrington,
has decided unanimously in favor Of the validity OF the
Farm mortgages issued to railroads
The stockholders' meeting Of the Cleveland and To-
ledo Railr ad was held at Cleveland ON Thursday.
The Board Of Directors, which ast year was Increased
to thirteen has been reduced TO nine members. Pres
dent Warirg retains the management OF the Road.
From the annual report 81, mitted at the nesting, we
take the following statement VI the earnings and ex-
peBditures for the year;
Gross earnings for the year ending May 1860 30
earnings for the year ending May lS9 7''' DO
Running expsnAss ending May $780, 3635 81
Running for tho ending May iSs Soss 70
Decrease Pi''''e
Showing net increase for the year of s5l,O7S %.
During the year the floating debt has also been de-
creased the amount Of bills payable outstanding jane
l. 1860 beirg less than June 1859, by 81 52i vi.
If from the expenses of the last six months the pay
ments were deducted that not properly chargeabe
TO that period Of tme and which will not probably
AGAIN occur, the net earnings would be nearly cent
y snnum on the capital stock of the Company.
While the earnings of the read have largely increased,
there has been an important decrease in the working
expenses The following is synopsis of expense ac-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-23

TIE Bank Of New York has declsred semi snnusl
dividend of cent pay able the ID Of July. The
Irving Bank Of ,his city, dividend Of 81 cent pay
able Juy2 The Ft'bburg Railroad a semi-annual
dividend Of y cent payable July The Metropl-
tan Bank y cent, payable I'd July. The Bank of
the Commonu eslh 81 y cent payable lst July. The
Seventh Ward Bank y cent payable ID July. This
shipments tomorrow, will, we understand, inclade
about 100, 900 in silver. Money Is without change
from yesterday, excepting, perhaps, decreased
activity in call loans. The new managers
of the Southern Michigan Road as we intima'ed
come days ago, give notice that they will
commence to pay the overdue coupons on the
fret mortgages upon their road and its branches,
the 10th July and they hope to be able, through a
short period thereafter to satisfy in cash, all these
coupons. This notice is given in order that no undue
sacrifices ,hal be made by holders under the
impression that these payments are indefinitely post
poned. The following is the first mortgage interest
Low in defaults
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-23

The import, of treasure from May ! to 20, were
sIsI $50 OF, including $1,000 10 fve-fcauc pisces,
which will go into the mint for coinage. About s67 900
in Mexican collars had been taken for export to China
at 8 q cent premium. The amount of funds in the
State Treasury at the commencement of business on
the 2lst of May, was sj3i,7O5.
The ~ q. Piedyune under date Of the evening of
the 10th inst, thus notices the money and exchange
market Of that city:
This has be. quiet day In financial circles and
change OF any kind rsnsed rates Of Money Stocks
Frcapge The demand for discounts at Bank this morning
we're quite Dd and transactions the street INCLUDED no
lave nothing to add to yesterdays report offerings con
tnue heavy there buyers % be found at asking
prices Ihe Exchange market is s depressed and the
iept increase whatever In any class Of bs Oder
inns OF both Foreign aud Domestic still further restricted
and rates pions continue unsecd We repeat
pToxnating figures foows: Clear Sterling Bill, ssaei
cent premium Bill Of LadiDg Drafts Sidg y cent premiums
Francs d5f La b dollar Sixty day Bil &c. ldl4 cent
discount Sight TAI p cent premium"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-23
ADVERTISEMENT
PURIFY THE BIOOp

With corrupt dsorderea yi,istsd Blood you b. seh
all over. IL burst oat IA pnples
disease or may merely keep ess depressed and good
for nothing But cannot have good health while blood
and stimulates the Of life nta vigorous action
the health and expes dieAe Hence rapidly eurss vsc<y
sc,ofuls or Kings Evil Tunor, Ulcers Sores Eruptions
PmRts Bot.hes Boil Sc An.Aenys Fra Rose Efysps-
Csnceous Tumss Sore Eyes Female Dsese., such
hon, lreganIiy Suppression, Whites, stsrty syphns o.
AInks s.s.AS,siiLt and zee for yourself ne ,srp.se
ArHRs CnEnRy PrcroaAL universally knssn 70 spsas
every osoer remedy for the cue Of Coughs Celd tnaensA
Hoarsnss Group Broncht lncipieu, Co.somptou d fcc
the rebel Cossumpve Patnts In sdvsed stages " de-
ease that sssess here 70 As svo'e o. In vses
The world knows them.
Arms CAfnAEro PrkIs Cosyeasss Dysp~h indtess-
ton Dysensry Foul Stomach unAes hesdsche heaftern
fnes kheunstsm, Dropsy WsnA ana sSs 1s ~ w p>
Peses Of pusat,e nedieips - =. -. -
Prepared BY C. ArEs Co.. Lowell Mssa, and sosd - ~
Druggists eyerywker
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-23
IAhVerfi...innnfl

What can do BEST We reply: Go straight
way to the PHREsoLoGcSL rooms OF FOWLER WEILs No
800 Broadway and have your head examined your
written oct in full with Chart Of your Developments and you
may then know for certainty what you are compared with
word and az your talents hs very beet possible
Tn. for this vice will be small willis the benefits derived
would be Of great value 10 any individual