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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-13
INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEW YoRK.......
CLEARED.

Steamship Palmyra (Gr). Brown. Liyerpool Z cs1rt
Steamship TeutoBa iIsmb.l, Hack. Hamburg kualrfg.
Steamship Bremen tBrem Neynaber Bfemsn, 0ertsli
Steamship yineland, Hampton, Newcasils Del, ~
Ship Charles Luliug Won Hagen, san francisco coas
Ship Jeremiah Thompson Kennedy, Liverpool saals IN
Ship Lord Brousham (Hsmb). JurEsu'eu, An.Vu, 81
Slip Gorilla OBJ. Jolly ST. Johns n. g. wrlAu,t ca
Bark San NsTcsso (spainl, Gines.s Rivera CtdanlC
Bark Queen Of the South (BLl, Wilkes, Loads', ~
& 20.
BrisS B. Crosby, Crosby. Genoa, Brett, soot ce
schr. Napoleon. Nichols, Baltimore. Van brsni S4h
schr. g. r. Geery, Conkin Charleston. " l. hecailie
schr Southern Cross lBr.l, George Sania Mara, DAB
schr H. Newell. Gould. jacksonville. j. hoorekc..
Schr Austria W oodland Norfolk Ne Van Bfuuik sxk
schr Ameticss Moss, Charleston, rgpPer Bs.ss
Schr II W. Godfrey StoveT, Jacksonville Gos1su,tl
schr Romp, Mitchell. Boston, JED. Frye Co
schr Hat BEswsiei Ooodsil Wilmington n e. aAs1
Co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Celia tBrl. Gleaden London Sept IS 81 ~ \
with mdse. aud J8 pass 10 Rowland snd Aspn~A- ID
steamship 6irigo Sherwood Portland with mds y =
Bark Lord Clarendon lof Cape Town C. O. ~ Lrs.< ~
Hls had succession Of westerly gales the eut g ny. y
a 30 long g. spoke sehr Dasher Of Frankfort s.Ir =
Fr bark Ernest Gail from K cbele Tor s. Petsr
topmasts gone in the caPi sane day passed 'a ~
coald no mark.
BAH Glenwood (of Nassau. Bentzes Basnos Ayn Y ~
hides &c., to 7. Alexander & SON. Len 8 ss.ns 49,
barks Damon. Crowe. dischsTginy, Isabella Onsff,
s. Evelyn, Jenkins dischsrgiug, Lssiboo, Lo"fyot ~ -
TO- Bessie Harris Woodwoith. fof Mouteydeo ~, ~
brigs Morning Light, King, waiting, Angosufa baS"
weiting.
Brig w. w Lord (of Charlottetown. ?. 2 ~ heLes,
days. with cool to NJ. f.. Greene Cure an as,
bark Osberg, bound w. -. :,
Bdg Mystery tBr). Godsworthy Hsrbor Grses jog"
oil 20 George y. Bulley. . a. L,
schr Tampa, johnson, shulee "a days, with ndie .
Richardson.
schr. c. 4 =. Brooks Brooks. Fall River.
schr L. A. Toes, Dead. Norvich.
Schr Maria, Barber, Westerly.
Schr o. T. Hubble. Soper, Providence.
Schr r. Haight. Avery Providence. "
schn J. s. L. =. Adams Georgetown, G., ior ~ e.e
scbr. T. Richardson, Thompson, Machias esyf v" -
Simpson Ciapp.
SPOKEN.
Bark Ernest Cal (Erl from Rochelle for S. Pest ~
lat ~ 30 long 80 with fore and m4intop uGst goa. ~
schr. DSsher tof Frankfori) for New YoTk Oct hh'
80, with both masts gone aud under Jury nssts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-13
FAMILY MARKETS..
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NETWORK.

FRIDAY. Oct. - l-f6
Fresh fsh generally and high Scoos have been
plenty selling IN the street low per quart Wheat
-four higher and the present advance In gold maintained
and other groceries VIII 60 up Gfapes are scarce and
high five except those injured by the os Thirty forty
per pound is certainly high price for tots fruit ana
should lead every Of even city lot 20 zee De cannot pu
in few vines Apples plenty and pears getting
be scarce with ew varieties IN market Fine ounces have
sold high per 100. Lemons very and high
Meats shade lower II except bacon which has cd
yauced The poultry season has now commenced IN earnest
and with good supply prices easier There is large list
vegetables from which select them green peas
the last Of the al 15d pr half peck Chestnuts
and hickory have made their appearance but very
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THE MARKETS.


| FRIDAY. Oct u 1880
ASHES-The market Is firm with moderate demand; sales
at o. 62td s9 IS for Pots and sl3 for Pearls
C0FFEE-The demand for Brazil Coffee continues good and
for all grades prices are fully supported note sales Of 44
bags RIO ex Jesse Scott on private terms other kinds also
IN very fair demand and holders firm IN their views sales
Of Java & ~ 100 bags Ceylon at 2lc, IS Costa
| Rca at soc, and 500 MAracabo on private terms
| C0rT0N-A very fair demand has prevailed from both
pinner and SPECTATORS prices better with only moderate
offerings sales Of bales for Mddng UPlAnds and
NcN -es-Ao Orleans
.hRshed active demand has prevailed for American In
- advanced tc. per 10 and close nrn; sales Of
Oc for Portage Lake and Bic FOR Baltimore
s.,,s IN t sales lOO 90 Baltimore seller Noyez1e-
IVY sahfs seIpL e. '!S, I'D H,"9 psgSS st.S
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MOVEMENTS or OcEAy sry.yrp,
PASSENGERS .iRRWEp.

FROM LONDON AND HAyRE, Oct ~. a.. q.
Mrs. Roeers, Mrs and Miss starting Mr. Mn mS ~ ~.
JAMESON. Mr. JouTnay. Mr.. y. Jswaischcok M nin -
s. Schudrowiiz. d. Ferrer, Mrs. J. ChaFtier Enis fr
Gretche. ard others in second cabin and seetass.
FROM BUENOS AYRES Oct. l2-ln ouk Gsus.1, 4,
and lady, b. McGae, T. McGae, NJ ManEin. A. NO..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-13

HowBs g. MACY, BANKERS 80 Wall-street, New
York Formerly officers Of the Park Bank per cen, in.
teresi allowed on deposit.
The business Of ts house is the Ineorpo rated
Bank.
PRISONS KKEPSo ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT and Draw -
they please and viii be allowed Interest their daily bal
aace az per cont
COLLECTIONS made on any part Of the United States or
Canada
Orders 1 the PURCHASE SALE o. the various Govern
and other Stocks Bonds and Gold promptly s1sessd fer
the usual commission.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MlNlAl III M ALMANAC
Sun Riset......6.O9 sun sets.........52al Mosa Sa
BlGH WATER THIS DAT
Sandy Hcek....lQs3 Gov. Island. Ills HtI Ca.
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ARMY GAZETTE
by fslrsph.1
Ann0rn1axpN1a

APPOINTMENTS.
The following appointments have been 80 -
Regular Army. Their appointments viii Be fefsnn.
soon . they have forwarded to the Ass.sssnt -
Hssdqusrters Of the Army their proper sttee; -
fanry resiments-G. p Buell. Esyenthi A. psnss ~
J. s. CroEton Fifteenth WIN. A. Throop Ivssv fs.tps
Won Herman, Thirty-shird To be First Lsute3knl
f.ntry, II. l. Stone To be Second LsusnsBe ns2 90
w. w. Ieane, Twelfth; Edward ADsworth, saS~
Marley, FOuyhIst.
DETACHED. -. a
Oct. 3.-Acting Vol. Lieut.. Charles as'"'
steamer Rsssea, and granted leave Of absence
HoN0RABLY DIscHAbGED. IA.
Oct a.-Aeting Eniiga Macon 8. Cooper from y"
APPOINTED. a =
Commander JOA P. Sands Flee. Captain Of ssn''-
MIsCELLAyEOUs al
The steamer 0sfpee {. ready 70 recrss ms-~H4
steamer Leospes. undergoing repairs 81 honol s.Y8y
for sea The store ship Psrvsyor has arrived ~
York, 20 days ffon 81. Paul De Lesnao.
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financial.
j FOR
81 100000
AMERICAN DOCK AND IMPROVEMENT COM
PANY BONDS
GUARANTEED BY
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW
JERSEY.

JERSEY.
Sealed propoa be received the Os the Central Rail
road Company OF Seersey until FRIDAY October o.
for the any part e Million Dollars Of Bonds ofhe
Dock and IMPROVEMENT Company.
each due July 1906 interest cent
payable January and July J. in the City Of New York
The attached and held either regis
bearer bonds the holder from time to time
elect
These issued Tor land purchases and Improvements in
Commuupaw Bay under the authority OF the state Jersey
extensive front Of tie Company and In with
improvements the Central Railroad Company OlNegJersey
panctua payment principal and the Bonds
Central Railroad Company New Jersey.
should sealed and ndorsed Proposals BOnds
and objected to SAMUEL KNOX, Treasurer No. l03 LibetyL,
New.l
Any further information desired obtained application
the place where a copy 0fthe Bond can be seen
be made 80 the allotment Of the Bonds 25
per 18th q November and Is 18th o De-
cembe the whole be paid The Interest viii be
adjusted on the first coupon.
ght the bids
factory 20 the Company
JOHN G.. GREEN, Finance
MOSES TAYLOR, COMMITTEE.
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ALBANY, April q, 1885.
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant TO Chapter 236,
~ Laws Of 1889 and 40 Law, Of 1853 that the
Issued the OCEAN BANK Of the City Of New Yo banking
association located the city Of EewY will be REDEEMED
PAR by the Superintendent Of the Banking Department
snaon National Bank the Albany
for from the date hereof and not thereafter
The outstanding circulating notes Of the said bank
send Aforesaid within sx from the date hereof and al
which shall be for redemption
thus specified will
In hands Of the Superintendent for that purpose
Ap23 law6m q. w. SCHUYLER, Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-13

The following is list of jobbers prices at the New
York Dry Goods Exchange, Nos. 40 and 81 Parkplsce:
Brown Sheetings-Indisn Head 23c Cabot A, 22tc Bed
ford, Ice
Beached shirtngs-Baes 35ci Baretts Sic; Forestdae
Sg
Prnts-Garner & Co, elci Hamilton letc; Lowell l7.c;
Empire l3to
Hoop Skrts-Brsdeys Duplex Elliptic and Empress Trail
prices unchanged; Meyers III in fair demand.
ShrsJ W Standard Dress No 25 $40 80 do No $50 s2j;
DO. No. 80 $50
Paper Coars-Metropolan Collar Co. Byron and GArrotc
No No - enameled French enameled and Silver Corfu.
gated s0 s Goldsmith Patent Byron $50 Shakespeare
30; Cuff, ESQ; less 30 per
Brown Drils-Amoskeag, 25c; Winthrop 20c.
Corset Jeans-Bates, lSc- Peppercl, &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-13
BORT Uaroen's Notitt

STATE oy SEv.Ysn N
PoRrWARpssg OyFIcR, No nhpZs.
NOTICE is hereby given, in acc0rdaus W !,
ton Of the act passed April H. 1857 entitled
organize the Wsrdens Office Of tho Port Of Nswf1.S
Interested In having charge Of tho sub 81 49,
inquiry, examination survey. THAI tho following ~
under examination by the Pot Wudens, that u
examinations viii be completed within ten days neas
sogice. board said vessels; -
Steamship Henry Chaapeey.
Steamship .-as<~s.
bhk ss''''S- II
BARR Asfes.. a"'~''''' W.
schr. Madison Holmes. -. 49,
hlNThORSE rpA{Aas'
J. lre's HxnrfnAS Secretary
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UNION TRUST COMPANY
No. . Broadway. corner Of E.e,or.a

No y brosdvss corner Of Eeetorst
ts m
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS vhieh ma, y. 18th.
dr.ps sny time.
IhA' SonfA'i staoriEed 70 &C, Receiver. Erecuior
Trsstse for married wsm.1 Guardian for ul.n,. .,s ,.nn ,
sIec1ts al legal trusts
IT IS LEGAL DEPOSITORY FOR none, paid into Court n
vii is charge and the person, toiu, .oa ar
-s' 90 not desire 70 E'e their per'On attention TO business.
ISAAC II. FRoTHIsGHAM Prs.sa-p.
A-V STOUT, JOHN v. L PRUYy yle..P,.,a.,,,
W. >. ALDRICH, secrst.ry
TRusrgEs;
ALov DAsfKI c. HovrIL Hx,u, poo..
u ~hktLkA r. Arecsrrs scHELr- Y 81 Wru,,
Hos.c,F CO. Asn CsoRfs W. CrrLKR,
D h joH-,TSS NV hhs.sskL- JAnKs hcLn.E,
= ". WArEEBsHr RKSy n gr--ox ,Asha RIGGS
iHES L.tks, FRANCIS >HipDr q W EHrv..x
.sAA fAAkEA, DAsIsL DETLIH W VA a,,.-1. L,
&& SxssA sSxA l. RADSA
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NAVY GLzETTE
10y fsisWsehI

10y fsis0sphI
DETACHED. -
Oct. 4.-Surgeon j. s. Kitchen fon
ss,y At Marine Rendezvous. PhHsdelphia. and .en's .
HoSoRABLY DIscHARetn .lei
oct. i.-Acting ERsisn. J. y. Whitman, w. bNx 9
Whiting. Oct 4; Act Asst Psynntsr j. q. saassJ''
APPoITKD. .sxW
George b. Russell, ESQ.,, formerly on the nn~ss
Gen Au.ur To Captain In one Of the Veteran Rssss~
NEW Bishop OF MoSTASA.-The Rev.
has been appointed Bishop OF the new Diocese o.
Nevada, by the Convention Of Bishops Tecenty
this city. The incumbent is a'grsduate OF Coian"
also Of the General Theological Seminary OF tAs Ss'
A MAIL RoBBER PARDosED By PREsIpN
BosToS, Oct. l0.-J. W. Addison, se hseA,s \, ~
years imprisonment for stealing letters non ,sr,sA
post-0Goe, hsS 5eea psgGolsG y PEes:cea'''-s''
" spI s0SalsGsss
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STATE OF NEw YORK, BAsK DEPARrMESr. !
ALBANY April 26 1866 (

STATE OF NEv YORK BANK DEPARTMENT,
ALBASI. April 26 1906
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant 10 Chapter 236,
Lave Of 1889 and 40 Laws 1885 that circulating
Issued the President Directors and Company the PhenI
lately incorporated bank located In the City o. Work will be
redeemed AT PAR by the Superintendent Of the Bsnkng Depart
al The Newfork National
City Albany for from the date hereof thereafter
The outstanding ula.Bz OF the said bank be
send Aforesaid within from the date hereof and all
which shall be presented for redemption and payment
the time thus specified will DO charge fund 10
the hand, Of the Superintendent for hat ggIgo,e
g. w. SCHUYLER Superintendent
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HBRLBR
MlcHfSt and 80

NicHNr and &c vo,,.. a.. 81,
GsoshH sher sgsiT.and closes 1856 after selling al
Cartes Vignette, SO per dOzeny l.q
.rSv.. ,.ssst.reA r. A. LEvB. No 100 Chatham. :. u
PoLLAK & Son,
NJ saa R,o.dusy NJ Y hKSKscHArs PiFE hsnSf.etorera
Pines cot 70 order rcPsired. boiled sld mounted.
TT1 CHAMPION LIVER Truss, Elastic Stockings
p.I.. b.ns.se, &c DR Crown, ne II Aun st.
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STATE OF NEw YORK, BAsX DEPARTMENT,
Inn. fQfE

ALBANY. June 81 1876
NOTICE is hereby given. pursuant to Chapter
~ s Laws Of 1889 and 40 Laws Of 1865 that the Circulating note,
issued 20 the BANK ofhe COMMONWEALTH banking associs
located City New YORK. win he redeemed psr BY
Superintendent Banking Department pesenaon Tie
Newly National Bank IN tie City Of Albany for
from the date hereof and not TIE eater.
The outstanding circulating notes OF the d bank be
ed soesaid, within Elk from date Eeieo snd s
which shall peeated redemption and within
time thus specified viii BE- chse the undin the hands
ofthe Superintendent, for that purpose. q. w. SCHUYLER
Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-13
JOHN TAYLOR JOHNSTON
JOHN G.. GREEN, Finance
MOSES TAYLOR, COMMITTEE
ADAM NORRIF
U,lTrD STATES TREASURY, IsrEREs1

AsiIsIaHt IItl'lTef 7 nlIe1 otatfs
MEMPHIS, TENN. COUPONS AND PAST DUE
WI NDEBrEDSESS.By ordinance passed BY the Board1
Mayor and Aldermen Sept 1906 ordained that the past due
Bonds and Coupons Indebtedness City Memphis be received
for owing the City reapdbe in 50year bonds Of 8 900
drawing per and payable in the City Of Memphis
ennuay Tor the following Bonds aud Coupons isued and in
dorsed BY the City ofMemphn;
Memphis, Tenn, City Bonds and Coupons past due.
Mrnphis Tenn Little Rock Railroad Coupons past due
Memphis Tenn. ChsreHon Railroad Coupons past due
Memphis Tenn, Ohio Railroad Coupons past due
Memphis Tenn Mississippi ni Tenn Railroad Coupons past due
ppnet1sl attention. address +. T. HUGHES
Controller. Iemphis. Tenn.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-10-26
Ola Abe Eagle.

Among the variety Of articles well suit
cd to the taste Of boys and girls IN Our
Young folks for October, "The Veteran
Eagle is the most remarkable. 1t seems
that p" Old Abe" as that bald-headed eagle
came to be familiarly called by his COM
rades OF the war, was taken from the nest
by Chippeway Indian in the month of
July, 1861. Bartered to a farmer, he was
again sold to a citizen of Eau Claire, who
presented him to Company c. of the 9Th
Wisconsin Volunteers. After regular
examination he was mustered in and pro-
mo'ed to perch near the regimental flag.
Thence, onward to the close of the rebel
lion, he was in every battle in which his
company fought and courageously and en-
courasingly shared all their dangers. He
comprehended the perils Of the situation;
Tor "at the battle of Pennington, May
9th, 1862, the men, being exposed to gall
ing fire, were ordered to lie down. The
instant they did so, it was impossible to
keep him on his perch. He insisted on
being protected as well as they, and, when
liberated, fattened himself on the ground
and there remained until the men arose.
when with outspread wings he resumed
his place of peril, and held it to the close
Of the contest" Moreover this forecast
was the fruit of observation rather than
of experience, for he had never been
touched by shot or shell. Indeed, he was
SO Intelligent that "upon parade, after he
bad been a year in the service, he always
gave heed to Attention!' With his head
obiquely to the front. his right eye direct
ly turned upon the parade-commander, he
would listen and obey orders, noting time
accurately. After parade had been dis
missed and the ranks were being closed by
the sergeants, he would lay aside his SOL
dlerly manner, flap his wings, and make
himself generally "at home." He is now
retired veteran, supported at the public
expense in residence assigned to him
near the State Armory in Madison, Wis
consin. He has grown dainty, however,
having now but little taste for camp fare
but, evidently, he thinks much of the part
he has played, for he is active and eager
at the roar Of guns, and recognizes a
friend in every one who wears Federal
uniform.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-10-26

AN INCIDENT WORTH NoTNG.-Fri-
day evening two colored boys were
brought to the station house, from the
" Hollow" for breaking windows by
throwing stones and locked up. About
10 o'clock, Sergeant Perry being at the
office, heard some one come in, and look
ing up, saw colored boy not much high
er than chair seat, standing in front of
the desk, hat in hand, uncovered in defer
ence to authority. Well, my boy, what's
wanting?" asked the Sergeant. "Are
there two boys in here for breaking win
dows?" Receiving an affirmative answer
he then said, Wei, Mr.. Perry, brok e
windows and have come down TO be locked
up" Ouinquiring into the matter further
the boy said his mother had found out
what he had been doing, and had told him
to come down, own il and be locked up.
And sure enough, he bravely did it. But
he was sent home and told to 90 to sleep
and when wanted he would be called for
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-10-26
COTTA IA GE ORGAN
American and Foreign Patents.
.R. H. EDDY.

. " l. y u IL u L L A Il N L > q,
Late Agent of the s Patent Office Washington under
the Act of 1887
No. State Street, Opposite Kilby st.,l Boston.
FTER extensive practice upwards of twenty years.
in Great Britain France and other foreign countries Ca
Yeats Specifications Bonds Assignments and all papers
or drawings for Patents executed reasonable terms
with dispatch. Researches made into American and
egu works TO determine the validity and utility of Pa
tents of Inventions and legal and other advice rendered
In all matters touching the Copies Of the claims of
any patent furnished by remittng dollar Assignments
recorded in Washington.
No Agency the United States possesses superior fact
ties for obaifng Patents, GSceaining tie atstabity
Of iHoeHtioas
During eight months the subscriber the course OF his
large practice made rejected appca tons,
APPEALS; ererg of which decided aroy
By the Commissioner of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr. Eddy as one of the moss cap BE aud snc-
sesd practitioners with whom have had official inter
3Ourse. CHaS. MAS0N,'
Commissioner Of Patents
81 have hesitation in assuring inventors that they
and capable of putting their applications iu form
to for them early and favorable consideration
the Patent Gfice. EDMUND BURKE,n
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
g Mr. r H. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appica
tons in all bat ONE of which patents have been grant
ed, and that Rotg pending. Such unmistakeable
proof Of great talent and ability his part leads
recommend al inventor to apply TO him to procure the
patents they may be having the aithfu
charges JOHN TAGHART1
Jan. l. 1s66-1 ",
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-10-26
Great German Liver Remedy

Strikes the Of ALL Diseases which originate in De-
Tangements of the Liver. 1Asies Aessis, CaToHte
Affections Of ths Lfry DyYepsa, Sa77g CoRHtsHaaes,
Sex RaiaeAs promptly and radically cured by Pro-
fessor Van Buskirkis Iiyer Remedy
Hundreds of Testimonials might be given from persons
who have been permanently cured after trying ether
eies. without any beneficial eect. but ONE TRIAL CT
Liver Remedy i better proof to the afflicted than
70 ume Of TecommenslstiouS-
This medicine is Purely Vegetable. does contain
either u Msrery, Aoss, ta1stcgs, ssBas0Hg, any
Drastic drug
sold sl Druggists Price dollar PER bottle Ask
FIR Professor VAS BUsKIRz's 6REAT GERMAN LIVER
REMEDY and take otber- OHe dollar aoe ffesen
cents either stamps currency, any Adyer
tsd Aren L or ., the prorrieturs. OSCAR G. MOS =
Co ~ Cort Eandt Street Sex York viii ensure bottle
the medicine h4 retarn mall post paid
Agent for Bellows fsiiz, 0. T. Mods 2i-sI
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-10-26
Statements from Patients, &c.

Your Prescription saved my daughters life, and has
saved me hundreds Of dollars REV. Z, HUMPHREYS
We bless God for the benefit we have received from
your Prepared Prescription REV P. PEREGsINE, Bios
burg Penn.
Every one to whom have recommended 1t has bene-
ftted much by its use ''Rev. c. D. JONES, Racine Wis
BIBLE HOUSE, AsroR PLACE, N. Yin the early part Of
February. 1865, suffering from violent cough for
which had been treated during six months previously
without benefit. had Night sweats which completely
prostrated In the evening hoarSeness would
which would prevent me from speaking above whisper
had then had attacks of hemorrhage from the lungs
My family Physician assured me that he could do more
for me- yet growing rapidly worse, and had been
compelled to leave business for nearly two months All my
symptoms Indicated unnistakably the presence of CON-
SUMPTION. In the beginning OF February, Mr. Henry
Fisher Treasurer OF the American Bible Society presented
me with bottle Of the PREPARED PRESCRIPTION. In
few days my Appetite (which had entirely lostl re-
turned within week, my cough had almost left ;
and in less than two weeks the Night sweas were broken
up Theneeforward reganed strength rapidly and am
regularly attending TO my duties as clerk 10 the
American Bible Society, in whose employment have
been nine years. | enjoying good health. Your
| PRESCRIPTION effected CURE when my friends de-
| SPARED Of my recovery TH0S. J. CONGBR.
have had Nervous or spasmodic Asthma for eleven
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would die before could get air into my lungs was
haggard and spritless suffered greatly from short
of breath that compelled to take frequent
rests in walking from my residence to my place Of business
= The night befoTa obtained the PREPARED PRE-.
SGRIPTI0N' the worst Fever passed On obtaining
the remedy, took teaspoonful at noon and again at
night and slept all night withsut waxing nave no,
mad broken nights rest since, Nc
longer look haeard have gained in strength and spirits
and not at all afflicted with shorness Of breath
shall be glad to have any afflicted With Asthma cal
EZRA c. LANGDoN, No. S3i Fourth 81, n. Y.
The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION" is put up in
Al bottle, and is sold by Druggists generally or ordeI
may be addressed to the Sole Proprietors OSCAR g. MO
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Circulars containing Particulars o many successful
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