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The new Harlem bridge IL II Length all but complete,
and viii bs formally opened for public travel very
distant day. This bridge d Of Nh largest and finest
in the country a. indeed, IL ought 70 b. and viii hence
forward form one Of tho objects q interest which
strangers and travellers viii count among the attractions
Of our island metropolis The bridge 10 Of iron
and rpsns the Harlem river ~ the termination
of the Third avenue II has taken Sven years TO con-
sruct H. and rs cost viii not fall short OF 600 000 "
this expenditure proportonae part IL borne BY west
chester county and the remainder By New York. The
principal Of the bridge Is the draw the middle
Of Il 10 preserve the navigation Of the river.
novel aud ingenious mode Of turning the swing
span Of the bridge has been adopted BY Mr.. Erastus
Smith, chief engineer OF the work. The bridge s open
70 foos passengers and the pedestrian travsrsIns ths
span, VII Oh hundred and eighty feet In length,
10 sometimes startled BY finding the structure quickly
moving With him without any visible asesey: The
turning OF tap and the sxpsndturs OF few gallons Of
Crotss water without the aid Of any other power
the span, which weighs several hundred tons % open
N less haa half the time the operation BE- done BY
the power Of -four men working with the ordinary
crank II q the application OF hydraulic power, the
device OF Me- Charles Ponies, civil engineer. and will
no. Only eject considerable yearly saving pecunnriy
put zoe CELEBRITY Of the opsstiohHi Be fnlly appre-
saaasd ~ NE publs VIE have hitbsrse suffered trsn
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


HAxnUsc steamship aamnopia--E Sch nedier. wife
TIVE l ION Ki, ,ss 1 so sS';s spd
Ssss.. .ss sse = "a si. Siss
iitlsser and wife Marie Bscher, Fanny FrederichsC
@ seSasIa:y ssfsisy %sS. ~. 1s.as
Ss sss s sSs ss e..
SsSs; ;:sss nj:
Norm IoS%.nn a" ''A-A -'' '' -''' - 1'-''
ss - han.s m:
John Heal; y. I:.,y, si:: SsLsiis1; osei %ii.%
n. ssk::s.ts ~: Gssfs,ns EsSs:.si.; S.r.h.ii
AZ . and
VI. Own
Haywosa. Hrs Moore, Mrs Ceot and .on. Miss Gscson.
& s s sn.Ta k Psss
Captain Edwards Scott Samuel Mccartney, wife child
sss .s n''s Hss;
s .aa x a:fs anna
and WIFE, samuel Hsts Fred Smiley, John Herman
R Hsss. John Esea Heritage Ms. Ssfs Forscr Miss
sis ana ,.o chid,.n Joseph I.rm.,.d'sr Ger
Ersdss. sch;Psr Michael oT s II. JOhanns
family family Ms. Xnnss collins esSrs. csrraS Klnls Miss
Kinrsi- Mrs Ro~alis Matthes, Master Mathes, Miss
Ernestine Bauman, John Bork Mrs schlagenhauf, Bal
hssar Muller Mr and hrs hsrA jacob su%sr PagI
d eosIsss.u. M and srs Bois and chiid
Bsrxrx--stesmer American-Dr shoss Victor Amsberg
Mrs Helen Reich ana children. Rudolph Polatsch, Chas
Joy and family. Christ Brand and wife, Joseph Drscher,
Marie wienche. Fred schwedlsh n Hsrts and family
xeutssu. Emu Hsrfurss Fanny Jsnsascheoh Gustav
anS. ss' s sns' o
FULLER Anna Sordss Mr. Bsil y.eSe KsmRsr and wife,
B.vpu-steamshrp Arago.--Mr and Mrs Howard Potter
maid ana child; Miss Lizzie Potter. Miss Maria Potter Miss
Buchet Du BucheI Miss Maria N farwel, Miss Baker,
S' Es o5isi% .as P %.. s.
Gregory, Miss Greecry Mis- Grsgory Gregory,
NJ and Mrs Frederick Baker Curt,s. John Brby,
children and maid; X 4 Evans. W Evans, Mr. and Mr..
II Herrimsn Mr. and Mrs Delcvan, Miss Delcvsn and
maid DIR and Mrs Delevan and servant 9 w Norcom,
sheldon. Mrs Or Buck Mss = Buck ~ and Mrs. Y
Il ii Tyson, Mr. andl Mrs John LesIeusr, g HAL,
lace NJ ana Mrs Chas Cock and three children, Miss
r. csss csnsed NJ Brady T.:sr Brsdy NJ
De Lille two children and servants Mr. and MRS Thos Owen,
Henry jasnes Mss Pauline Journeault Miss Eliza Over
baer Mr. rrseTe nr Geo frsserrs NJ Wright NJ
rossf Nonsor orenbscn. Mr. ssnteL Miss Rosa Arnold,
nn Ceep NJ. EmmA CooE ~; rrs HsU Voop, ~
Lew. !. LmmsnSur fsssr TIs s.s NM E SrIsa'
sAvAysAn-stesmship San Jscinto Thomas o,Con.
ssmb and wife, hn r IA Wsr4 NJ snd Mo hsu.
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Cnicago journal OF Ihufsoay eaJs VI INC cfoP moVe-
ment and the supply OF capita:--
There no new features developed to-day In tho
condition Of the money Market more than the
remittances OF currency 70 the interior were
larger scale than yesterday Several shipments were
made to Milwaukee, where there was quite scarcity
Tho question OF moving the crops TO the seaboard
time bills IL creating considerable talk IN produce circles
and bank parors and In the latter II Ii UNANIMOUSLY ad
mitted thai the banks cannot do -have not the
to do Is estimated that fully 81 900 per day
are required 70 handle tho receipts oil grain Al this
port and Milwaukes, and. were che banks TO
naugurste the policy Of moving the crops on
twenty-day paper, they would BE- "scooped out" OF
their capital before the maturity Of their nrt baton OF
bills Our bankers find keeps them busy to move the
grain from the place OF growth TO t CITY, and furnish
shippers the for making up oaraoes When these
made up and cleared the East must pay for them.
There still quantity OF produce to come
to this ci the banks wilt have ample employ ment for
their surplus funds, without DESIGNATING twenty or
thirty day paper for Eastern grain DEALERS There no
relaxation scrutiny Of paper presented for dis
count and loans only granted 70 dspostors In good
stanGl1g.
The MARKET for New York funds was nrmsr, though
without any change In rates.
Cincinnati papsr Of the same date remarks:-
Exchange was less plenty to-day with most Of the
bankers and difficulty In meeting the demand ct l2Oc
premium experienced The demand for money en-
arged oday and quite pressing at some Of the dis
count houses Currency Ii uniformly reported to b
scarce, In some actually and IN Others relatively
so There is In addition the offerings OF fresh paper
increased number Of extensions OF that which 10
maturing Rates OF interest firm at eight to twelve
per cent
The amour. OF capital expended in England account
OF Indian railways in the hast sixteen years was fol-
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Week ewdiN0.

Total $50, AGO 1874
At the early session Of open board New York Gen.
nal sold l07s al07K; Erie 81; Reading, lolH; Mich
gan Southern s1x Milwaukee and st. Paul preferred.
ssk, Western Union Telegraph, ask. AT the rst regu
NJ board the market active and rm, and the busl
mess we'll distributed New York Central closed u
higher than at the samstms yesterday, Erie, H. Rock
Island q, Northwestern *, do preferred Y, Fort
Wayne ~ Toledo Wabash and Western ", Milwaukee
ana st. Paul preferred ], Pacific Mail " Atlantic Mail
Reading was lower Michigan Central l, Micn gan
Southern ~ Cleveland and Toledo Y, Western Union
Telegraph 5 Government securities we're weak tne
ooon call under moderate pressure TO sell Coupon
stweuties Of the nrst three issues declined aud
he new issue Of 1895 y. Ten-forties advanced 4.
fsnnsssse sixss new, declined IL.
A. the open beard u O'Clock the market ssroas
and active mainly IN consequence Of the supply Of
money beng larger than expected New York Cen
sfal sold at 1osk IosK; Ere e2K 80; Reading
1o1K 1olx; Michigan Southern. s2k sax; CIsvs
land and Pittsburg. 7exa 7sx; Rock Island, lo2k;
North western, ~ . AK; do preferred, eok; Fort
Wayne, lo2x; Western Union Telegraph, 80 . 3sk.
subsequently, the markSe continued To improve, and
sAsn the bank statement tos The week became known
conndsncs in . furhsr advance became general and
ssss rose accordingly. -It feared BY many that
{hsrs would b larvaDduetion In the legal tender
kussrvs, and The statement although NOT OF itself
Wy favorabla wss considered % By reason or
= being better than was gseeraily expected
- legal tender notes show decrease Of 81, 900,
he deposits Of Sl1oo 900 and the loans Of SASS ooo
mile the specie hss Increased Ss7sooo AZ six O'Clock
. market wss strong ~ the following quosasioss;-
Nv York Central, losk losx; Ere esk sSx /;
ludsor River, 12sK l2o; Reading. loix loix;
ochgan Southern. sax sax; Cleveland and PssssurG
X 90; Rock Island lo2k 1oo; Fort wsyss, losk
AsRo7X North western, l2k ak; do preferred ook
*; Pacific Mail, lssx i%o; Ohio and hlssssipp' cer
kncaiss, 2ek . a.; Western Union Telegraph, SIX
b; Milwaukee and st. Paul preferred. s4x o.; Quick
Ever, Is II; Atlantic Nall, INK.
sThe following is comparison Of the prices current u
~. Nr~t bos I'd lnstS atnrd.x
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


SATURDAY Sept 28-6P. NJ
onndence has been still further restored In Wall
cot to-day, owing mainly to increased supply Of
ney. the wants Of borrowers having been fully sup
ID ut seven per cent. This favorable turn In the
bsct Of monetary Affairs led to active demand for
oks and prices advanced sharply, especially late in
afternoon. Erie was the speculative favorite, under
impression that the great Mogu OF the company is
yer Whether he Ia or not, however, Is q matter OF
consequence 10 the public. and whether it and the
neral market go up or down is equally unmportans.
Is more DANCE to sell stocks short" at present
ICES than TO buy them; but TO do either is demoraz-
and therefore We advise those whose business lies
|ay from the Stock Exchange to shun it az
sy would pitch. 1t matters not that stocks may
going up ten per cent or down fve for
hsteen-twentieths OF all the outsiders who
|nture upon the treacherous sea Of speculation
to grief in the end although they may at first be
red on by success 1t is for this that have
i'd to all about to take "nyerdon't and every pru-
Pnt business man will agree with stock gambling
its fascination like gambling in any other form, and
spated youth and tottsrng gray haired age alike
hong voaries; but the spectacle Is a. melancholy
be, and the philanthropist might find a. much
sson to send missionaries among the latter as among
y Feejee islanders But let that pass the little
y said OF the locomotive. The bulls have temporarily
advantage, and the bears have lost prestige by the
cent of the market against them. Incidents
anspring which go To prove that were correct In
ying that the monetary activity which attended the
- decline and money panic was aggravated
some extent BY artificial causes. and
ANS fear, the great weapon Of the bear, was
oused. Now. however, have q really active seven
Or cent money Market but there Ia sringency and
aen's minds have become accustomed to the change.
sncs there will probably be less disturbance through
OF confidence during the rest Of the year than there
~ . week ago, and borrowers will shin along on
seven per cont money market without giving
~ to alarm. Such . market ID, nevertheless
able to spasms both from artificial and real causes and
sace stocks will probably DO unsettled in their
MIL after currency begins to return from the West.
Athsr tho bulls the baars calculate upon hav
Be their own way for some time to come.
The gold market has been rather dull day and sitter
|psnng at 1AsX and advancing to 1887 it declined 70
l3x but the olosng transactions ct l43x l4S.
here was good deal said and sung In the room con.
nming the three black crows who sold the Treasury
DID, and Il sounded like rookery at frequent intervas
here . brisk borrowing demand. and loans were
lnsAlly made at PER cent but In some instances
much paid for carrying Tho gross clsarings
oun.sd to ooo the gold balances to 500 $50
nd the currency balances 70 81, osI. 2N
daily range Of the market during the week is thus
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Government securities lightly dealt In ~ the
kountsn OF the leading Dealers but there was some
rsssurs to sell, and the tendency Of prices was
ownward, the market closing weak n the subjoined
osations --Rsgistsred, 1881 l1o,f . 11ox; coupon,
u, 1loK . Ilox; S-oo'a registered. 1852, 1854
~; s.ao's coupon 1852, 11ah ajax; sos coupon.
1851 q Io0,.; sos, coupon, 1895, loox 1osx;
coupon, 1895, January and July 1o7K 1o7k;
~ coupon, 1851, 1914 1o7k; 1oAoa registered.
NJ sex; io-lo's coupon, osk eek; June 1905.
Aoex . Iosx; July 1905, iocS ioex; October
asapsunds 1884, llsx . llsk; Dscsnbsr com
DsunlR 1894 i1sx . 11sx; Nay eompounda 1888
MN HIM Aagsa seupesnaA leess usk llsx;
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


DELsAs-MuRKrs.-ln tins city, on Friday, September
~, by Rev. Il. w. Geisenheimer CHARLES A. DisLMAs
TO Miss CECILIA MuRKN, all OF this city
KoEHLER -ScHAILEK On "Wednesday, September %. at
the Temple Ahawath Chsed by the Rev. Dr. Adolpnus
Huebsh, Mr. HERMAN KoEaLER to Miss BERTHA
ScHALLEK, both OF New York.
LgRoux-HnGISs- -0n Saturday, September 20, by
Rev. DIR. swope at Trinity chapel JULES LERoUx
Professor United States Naval Academy, Annapolis
EUGENE JuDIlT youngest daughter Of the late Eugene
J. Hi lgins, Norfolk, Virginia. No cards.
Norfolk (virguia) and Louisville (Kentucky) papers
and Courier des Etats Unis please copy.
MA'LoRY-KESSeDY.-0 Thursday evening, Septem-
Der 49, by the Rev. James Milie at the BRIDES resi-
dence, THOMAS G. MALLORY, late OF Boston, TO MSS
SARAH JANE KENNEDY, all Of this oity
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Mining shares dull and Irregular Al the first
board New York Gold was 1sc. lower, selling At $780,
Corydon 15c, sell ng At 81 oS ssnsendercr was loc
higher selling at $40 10; Smith Parmlse l0c, selling
at "a 90. American Flag sold at $50. Rocky Noun
tain, roc Is a) Quartz Hill 81 90; Corydou, 81 10
TO- 81 Consolidated Gregory Gold, SO IS Is. 81 Ii
Crosse Gold, COO.
The foreign exchange market was inactive but
steady in tone Bankers bills England at sixty days
109X 109,l; at three days, 1904 1921; COM
mercia bills losS 100; bills on Paris at sixty days.
6l8k hlsts; al three days. ID 5lSx. Other bills
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constant delay The circumference Of the circle de-
scrbed by the span IN an enre revolution 10 five hun
dred and sixty i've feet and be traversed In and
half minutes by this expedient.
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sep.embsr compound, lsss, lIsX IlsX; October

bepsouOor couipouuubs xoo0I kxSW y k*7|Sf
compounds, 1885, ll5H Il5h.
It il stated semi-oncaily that from Monday TO FRIDAY
inclusive the Treasury sold six millions Of nvs-twemy
bonds and two millions Of gold and that It bought ten
millions of thirty notes showing ito disbursements
to have exceeded receipts BY than two millions
To-day, however understood 70 have bought about
81 OF ssventhrsa and sold 81 600 OF i've
twene but the amounts Of these sales and purchases
not published oficially, As they ought to be-
Conrols and American securities were quoted thus in
London to-day and on the other dates mentionsd:-
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Marine Disasters.


srzAxxR from Vera Cruz STD inst for AvsrAdo ran
on Anegade do puero morning OF the 6h got on ON the
7th and proceeded.
srrAxrs 0xoasr CRorvrL has been temporarily repaired
Key West but the agent does not deem her seawothy
She will be- n the sAsfactory with
the owners and underwriters.
srrxxrr MLLynrr from Mllviie for New York, went
Cane Nav Wednesday night and disabled her
rnachnery. She lowed back 70 por AN 18TH
Bsre GxosoE tof Haifarl from Rsmedios for Hampton
nsl OF Savannah, BY steamship Cen sedswok from New
YORK Galveston. arrived ~ Key West Eth The george
WAS trying 70 reach savannah.
scHR sAnAn HALL from Bangor, arrived at Boston 18th
inst full Of water having got OF the saiyares where she
ashore.
scnn GIrps Of and from Bangor for Pswsucket before
reported Abandoncd and full OF wstor on Cape Ann,
picked up By the pilot boat Phanscm ana lowed into
Boston zsh ipsi The Of The 0iids had previously
been landed ~ olouoester.
soua JOSH RvceLzs Dodge. from Bangor FOR Esw York
nut the 77h inst full OF wats having sprung
leak on Booa IslAnd. She has cargo Of lumber
YAcHr ELscrnAThs Guitar station below Boston reports
that the ysc Riscsra ashore on ths dss essween ths
light and snas Rsck-
Prxuevsa ssva n-oG ~ RddyseaA prsusA bart
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walter SCOTT Providenee ior ). John: NIB.
saled-rhs sooys and oil esfors reported eresps s0nr
ssY %Esf sspi szAry.d steamship .osn seds~o
on DO ach stssmsSips Gen Grapt Holiness and LodOn
INV oRGRANs, ssps ss-xrri,sd steamship 81 Louis.
ss:: W. nv s.
si fy;ss. s's ;S::sss 'ss: sss
sYp SHnsG SEA- cs sss p
NYork Alnomak, shaw, do; Barsh. Smith, PhnAa~s
sEw BEDFORD. SEPT y A5rysd :ch,' Oregon Ali'.,
a s .:ss o H:' Rad. nss
sept .csrs Lizzie n1pb spsos
~ rs,LHptIrnix Sept T-zrnSsd brig xsn1.n'a.
SEP; sS,s s~s .. az c.s Sss wss:s
AppnnsgmoUfg ssps Arr-.d schr sarah copay Ess
"a .sss Ami. 5sses. Zones b, ySssi,
sss.s :s.a :ss s. S..:
Harvey; Tunis Bcdns Bunce and ch,s no'lsr sr-n1
Dss,ss c.s 81. s ss si rc Az;
f. srss sssi a':
s.y s.ss cs.s ;sss sYs. sqa' r
'' SSsse Below, brs wsredale, Pra,. from Nsvs.s.
candses, sYort; ssss, Anseas. HI, and Aide Bra
Sept ny. yss
Baker Boston Oracle, Wood. Cardiff.
Ceared-ship Orion, Hobrook, Liverpool $1,000
ST MARY's, Ca, Sept D-Arivsd. sch A ho"''
ss'ed-Buk chaa Green Br,. Rogers. Queenstown f's
orders. -. <p~rsN -
SALEM, Sep. 2sArrivsd schrs Az smith sSd soss
for bddford. ~s.u pSu.AsscAia. RI
p r.:.' brown r.%.a ssd fsssss ocs
pine. Prssssyi CsneordiA surs''s' -@'
w" Co. ~ TLh brS Pcsomac, Brown, Aries. ~
WARRiN, ssps D-Anivsd. sehf chAhssss' r'A'N ~
rcrl; s.r.4 s>r xsry q xinia. psuA xlisssssAsssA
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Chicago journal OF Thursday says Of the crop
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20

Sent any address, free postage receipt price
Composer. Price
Victory at last Song and Che
rus Nv Wr b Bradbury so
Our Noble Chief has Passed
Away An Elegy on the
Death Of 'praham Lincoln, I. r. Thomas
1t i all up ~ Dixie, by Tucker 30
Jeh IN PetiIcoats. Songfo
the Times. by Tucker so
I'm Lonely since He Left Ne NJ Keller %
lie, or Way Downin PennsyE-
wanna, ny Hans schmd. so
believed Her True to Me Millard A.
have So Much Tell Il Thomas 81
the late stephen Foster
and embellished with his
Lime i1l lexis BsautftuI words
by BeaureiCault. Comic Dan BRYANT 20
Lost star of Ny Home The
last song and Chorus, by Henry Tucker IS
NV Polly nm Comic David Reed 40
Mothers Blessing " fddows 80
Maggie Moore p B. Isaacs 20
My NIGEL Soy s. g. Poster so
Music the waves. nuett c. W. clover 80
Little House Under the i'll f. c. Phelps 80
Leave me not to + ark Despair A. II. Wood 81
una ca That II McNaughton 30
| Moonlight with Thee Nesey IS
dy Beautiful Lizzie J Mahon b
Never Deem Ny love Can
Change JR Thomas So
Tel Ne Little Twin6iing tar " Il Griffin 30
/ 7 here's None to say Good
Night to Me JH AfcNauchton sO
Trust NJ al IN all. or not at
all. Words by Tennyscn W r DeIppster so
BE thou forever mine II Willard so
Beautiful Dreamer (for GUITAR Winner IS
Beautiful Isle of he sea J x Thomas 81
! BlJc-hyed NItiIe May isaaes 50
al"vorous mes, Comic Geo. Bow,iryna 81
/ / cannot eli her, Neither Chamberlain r.
Jennie lives bat for Thee J Tahon So
kissing on the sly G Marder 80
/ Kiss Father Gre I die Walker "a
Bury me in the Sunshine II Willard 20
Angle Child " II Burr s.
Beautiful Cloud l. Aradi 30
Sucking lie, Song by Dan
Bryant Emmett 80
INsTRUMENTAL-NEW wALTZES.
Z
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20

Send for Illustrated Price List Of Instrument, and
Catalogue of New Music.
Address orders. o ! WI. TApp
Wholesale Piano Forte and Music Dealer at 81 Broad
way, New y urk 7tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20

3 y - = y ~ 'ir-sh - cas- ft St+- e ~
Has stood fhe fo-r - ~y-~r .>>r-~x
trial or fHf g,Hbiir: <s.zst sl2 ~ -
ration for ire Hl55r 49, s5f-~.-5-..s-rs{
sCjN produce !he Same j-ust i-.oE
results. n IL u sse5E ~-.ssltfst, rsi5-
coCr"y, coHsbjnjlly me h,o~1 !g>y5r~r--
m 6'1d 5-ca5vrGt51'" CEgr+s - ffzc
VEGETABLE KINGDOM. If -r...l,r-
GRAY HAIR TO IT'S ORIGINAL YOUTH
Full COLOR. IL lvrh~t sHs ~s-fslss
UHUe tfttd Ci"6f4 cYTss C'6ss,hTsT
amt h"k9OFS, U5tf falling cut Of the
hair; ard tcjU N3ok'e ii Gs'oc SIpon
b0id heGds. e.rCr;Jf ia areyy ug~1
persons, ~ a furnishes tHe g,#fl-.-
tjsJe pt.5tcig5f 5Y ,cRIsH, fh1 hair
AZ HDHrjShc1 ana s.sDDDPFe,i. Yf
mates the H0jY I2ojst, aDff. mail
glossy. amt ~ unsurpassed ~. n
HAIR DRESSING. II a. the cheapest
p!%pGFUtiUn @Ce5' oI}TPSi 10 the
pHtijc, as O3tc botf}e .UiU Ctccn,a-
oSish aI4oFe 053d Eost E0I4Ges. fg0f.
three bottles Of U22Y other prepare
ton.
II is recommended ossd sGsed by
the First Medical Authority.
The acOndr,.ftu rr~,fifs ;,5oastcss
By orr SiciIjon FuiF Reisesrcr
hare ieduced many to rann.sJuc-
tHl'e preparations Jos the EJuir.
uodeI' c0FiOHs names ana IN
Or'ief' 10 iltdttce me frgsdl uJ4f2f the
pubttc to pHF .-i0se then. COM
pounds. they hare 9'ezDS-terE to fsfFse-
h0od>, bU claiming fRcy prere
FORMER partners. or f,rfd soy,se con
hecfi0n tcift orr fEF. Hun. ard
their lefeIurTfjor, 1s.Cfs *5sslffssg. 10
Ours. DO not be tfeceirt2tF 81; than!
PHfchtse the original Il kas
Hecer tern @qH0yIef. Osfs T'Jrasj.--
or the Hair. H'ih 5Tjff-0tc<. se3ak
J''ee bU mail. .Spr tint 4.0cFs 60ffye
mas oar 1p3'iC0fe Eftps,se Stump
oCeI' the top of' iHe 60ftie. 1T! ot!t-
efs are fnajiotioas.
X. r Hall < Co, Props, Nashua, n Il
S'H or al I7-'loTi's and iJeaf~~s ia ts.Js~fos
C. 4. Cook, GIT IL,
agent for Ia NoFs a. s.. - 49,,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-20

other eNpectorant i apparent escape observa-
ton, aud where its virtues known. the public no
longer hesitate what antidote employ for the dis
tressng and dangerous affections Of the pulmonary
gam that incident to climate While many
inferior remedies thrust uron the community have
failed and been discarded this has gained friends by
every trial, conferred benefits on the afflicted they can
forget and produced too nunert as nd too
remarkable to be forgotten
Ne can only assure the public that its quality is
carefully kept up the hrs il been and that
it be relied 70 do for their RELIEF all that has
ever done
Great numbers Of Clergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent persu1auyes have lent their Uame-
to certify the unparalleled usefulness OF remedies
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