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THE BANK STATEMENT FAVORABLE.
The Bear Ciques Release the Locked-Up
GrcenbackS.
Pacific Mail Leads a Further Rise
in Stocks.
GOLD STRONG AND DULL.
Fhe Weeks Imports Of Foreign Goods Over
Thirteen Millions.

l
SATURDAY, April 90 r. M.
The wheat market shows no important change
Eom last report. Cotton Is quiet and unchanged.
THE COTTON MOVEMENT.
The receipts Of cotton at all the ports for the past
week were 931 bales, against 1853 bales the pre-
vious week. The total receipts since September /,
1871, are 26SS175 bales, against 3612692 for corre
spending period of previous year, showing de-
crease In the present crop OF 974,5l7 bales. The
exports from all the ports for the week were 62s54
bales, against So,325 same week last year. The
total exports for the expired portion Of the cotton
year are 1,72o,7S7 bales, against ,21s for the
same time last year. The stock at all the ports is
3od COZ bales, against 4S4 843 for the date in
1871
The imports other than dry goods for the week
amountek to 1O,O4O, $780,.
The imports of dry goods were a,o63,711.
The total imports were, therefore, IL, Hottie
second largest in the history of the port.
THE BANK STATEMENT
The weekly statement OF the associated banks
II quite favorable thanks to the generosity OF the
''bear'' clique, who were kind enough to release
their locked-up greenbacks and thereby en-
able the banks to add an average Of about
three millions to their line Of legal ten
ders. Had 1t not been for this benev
olence, the statement would doubtless have
shown a reserve Of less than twenty-five per cent,
for the reason that the receipts of currency from
the interior having been almost wholly national
bank notes, the increase OF liabilities would have
nullifed the small surplus OF last week. AS 1t Is
there Is gain in Of two millions, against
increase Of two millions In liabilities. The banks
gain, therefore, nearly and half millions in
their surplus, which stands at 50, 1902 $50. The
total averages compare with those Of last week as
AprA 10. Aprfl 20. Changes.
Loans. 1874, 1854 800 $273 050 800 Dec. $685. 700
6pecie...... 19,382,4O0 1S,27S,4O Dec.. 100000
Circulation. 27,9S7,0OO 27,911, 500 Dec... 765O0
Deposits. 1893 100 1885, $50 700 Inc. 2343 600
Leg. ten... a6,S2s,soo s9,sOs,3oo Inc... s,OSo5Oo
MONEY ACTIVE
The money market at first promised ease and the
early business was at a per cent, bnt became
active towards the close at seven coin. Com
mercial paper was steady. Foreign exchange was
6rm and rates unchanged.
GOLD 111X A 111X.
The gold market was frmer by an eighth per
cent, in view Of the large imports Of the week and
the decrease Of specie in the bank statement, the
business alternating on the two figures 111K and
111H. Loans Of cash gold were made at four per
cent for carrying to nat. The gross cearances were
$35 ga 900; the gold balances, 500 $685. and the
currency balances, $2,125,227.
The exports of specie from this port for the week
and since the beginning of the year were as fol-
lows
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GOVERNMENTS STRONG.


Government bonds were higher with the advance
In gold and strong closing as follows:-United
States currency skies, 115T 116; do. skies, 1881,
registered, 115K 1861; do. do, coupon, 1867
. 116I; do. do. five-twenties, registered May and
November, 1loK 11oX; do. do, 1882, coupon, 114h
Q 114H; do. nve-twentes 1854, coupon, 114H o
114X; do. do, 1885, coupon, 114X 1i4X; five-twen
ties, coupon, 1857, registered, January and July,
Il3H ia; do, 1865, coupon, 113X 113H; do,
1867, 114H 114k; do, 1868, 114H 1l4X; United
States fves of 1881, funded, registered, 109A ITO;
do. do, coupon, 111H lily; do tenforties, regis
tered 1o9h 1o9x; do. do, coupon, 1o91 1898.
THE SOUTHERN LIST
The Southern State bonds were quiet and in the
main steady. The chief transaction was q sale Of
~, 900 new South Car0inas at 3SA.
STOCKS ACTIVE AND UNSETTLED.
Stocks opened strong and active, in sympathy
with Pacific Mail, which advanced to 69k on tho
passage in the State Senate Of the bill to allow the
company ITO redeem Its capital stock'-the
duction to ten millions-the latter not
being capabable Of revival this session, owing to
the constitution forbdding a bill defeated in either
house to be introduced again except by unanimous
consent. In the furry attending this movement
New York Central touched 100A and prices gen.
orally improved 4 q per cent. In the afternoon
the market broke down and prices returned to the
opening figures, many of the list dipping below
them. 9. G. and /. G. sold at 35X.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P. NJ.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



ARNoULp-BoULIN.-On Sunday, April A. 1872 by
the Rev. L. Aubrit, st. Vincent de Paul, FELIX
ARNoULD to MARY BOULN, both Of this city. No
cards.
Decentralization Friday, April 49, by the
Rev. Robert Cannon, GEORGE w. BARRows, Of
Providence, Mass, to JosEPHNE s. MILES, OF New
BRIGGs-Rr cHMoND-on Thursday, April 49, 1872,
by the Rev. George F. Pentecost. ARTHUR L. BRIGGS
to JENNIE L. RICHMOND, eldest daughter OF the late
Horace Strang, ESQ.,
CoBURN-FANNINa.-At Morrisania, N. Y, on
Thursday April Is, Mr.. JOSEPH CoBURN to Miss MARY
FRANCES TANNING, daughter OF Edgar and Cathe-
Woods
DELANEY-SKHNNroN- Wednesday, April II,
Westchester, by Rev. jeremiah Kensella Captain
MARTIN DELANEY to Miss ANNE Z. sKENNIoN.
DEIssoMRicn f poR' wednesday, SI or TO- by
the Rev. DR.. Armitage, VICTOR M. DELANo to HALT d
b. RICHARDS, both Of this city.
FORMAN--RYAN.-On tuesday April Ia nv
Rev. Father GockelU, Of St. Lawrence's church.
JOHN W. FoRMAN to CECILIA AGNES RYAN, both OF
GALvIN--EusTTcE.-O Wednesday, April II, 1872,
by the Rev. Father O'Reilly, Of st. Mary's church.
Mr.. JOHN CALVIN to Miss ELIZABETH JUSTICE
GARRETT-CARROLL.-On Thursday, April 49,
at the residence Of the BRIDES father, by the Rev.
Or. Armitage, GEORGE GARRETT to MARIE J. CAR
ROLL, both Of this city.
Goldsmith, ESQ.,, on Wednesday, April II, by the
Rev. Dr.. Enhorn, GODFREY MANnEIMER to CARRIE
FULLER both OF Chicago. No cards.
MEIGs-JoHNsoN.-On Wednesday, April II, by
Rev. G. Armitage, DR.. GEORGE 8. MEIGs to Mrs.
MARGARET JOHNSON, all OF New York. No cards.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Monday evening,
April 49, by the Rev. NJ. j. Pheen, STEPHEN Nc
PARTLAND to MARY O., daughter Of James Finigan,
Esq, all of this city.
PENoYER--KIRKPATR1CK-On Saturday, April 90
at st. Paul's chapel, by Rev. Morgan Dix S. 4. d.,
HENRY w. PENoYER, OF Newburg, to SUSIE G. KIRK
PATRICK, OF this city. No cards.
TAYLoR-FoRDHAM.-OnT Tuesday, April 10, ut the
residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. j. F.
Krotel JAMES b. TAYLOR to ANNIE o. FoRDHAM,
both OF this city.
THoMPsOS-FITZpArRrCK.-- Tuesday, April 49,
by the Rev. DR.. McGlynn, OF St. Stephens, NORMAN
BENJAMIN THOMPSON, OF Boston, to MARY ANNE
FITZPATRICK, of this CITY,
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ALBIN.-On Thursday, April IS, ANNIE E. ALBrN
aged 81 years, month and IS days.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence of her
mother, 80 Sheriff street, this Sunday afternoon,
ut one O'Clock.
ANDERsoN.-On Thursday April IS, ELLEN, wife
of John ID. Anderson, aged 3S years.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from her late residence, 225
RAYMOND street, Brooklyn, on Sunday afternoon,
2Ist inst. at two O'Clock. Members OF Long Island
Lodge No. 3s2, +. and A. NJ; Gate Of the Temple
Chapter No. 20s, X. A. M; Clinton Commandery,
No Ia, X. T.; Montauk Lodge, No. ia; Salem En-
campment, No. s, l. o. OF O. f.; Pacific Engine Com
pany No a. and Mechanics and Traders Exchange
are also respectfully invited to attend.
California papers please copy.
49, THOMAS BAUCHLE, In the Goth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also the
members OF Socrates Lodge, sos II. and A. NJ, tho
78er and Lafayette Societies aud Jefferson Grena-
dcrs are respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
(rQm ha late Ieaidepca 80 South Ennrth streaf ha-
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B0arti-lOs3O A. M.
2U0 shs N Y Cali RR. BIS g9j<
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
-sssS< p
LBANY AND TROY LINE STEAMERS-LANDINa
"A at Catsk, from pier ~ North River, daily, Satur-
days excepted Fare Soc half state rooms 15c Steamers
VANDERBILT and CONNECTICUT connecting with
railroads all stations West and North, will leave
above at 6 +. NJ Freight at reduced rates.
G. ID. HANCOCK, General Agent
NOR TROY observation-disclosures STEAMBOAT COM.
IL pany Of Troy.-Steamers SUNNYSIDE and THOMAS
POWELL daily Saturday excepted, will leave pier 43,
tickeed baggage checked and
and Troy and Boston Railroad. JOSEPH CORNELIA
superintendent
CUNDAY BOAT FOR NEWARK.
On and after SUNDAY, April IA, the steamboat
MAGENTA
will make her regular trips
Pm. " ~
Leave foot Of Barclay street. New York, alto 80 NJ
: stopDina n bsrGM gptnt each NAY,
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

nDONOvAN ROSA
" WHITE STAR LINE OF STEAMERS
the fastest and finest ships aoat leave New York every
Saturday. Liverpool every Thursday and the Cove OF Cork
the following day Steerage passage home, $50 Drafts
AT the lowest rate OF exchange. O'DONOVAN ROSA,
1913 Broadway opposite the City Hail. New York, and 50
Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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day afternoon, at one O'Clock from the residence
OF her parents 1,217 Third avenue.
dence, a12 East Fourteenth street, CARLorTA, wife
OF J. FraZZa
The funeral will take place from st. Vincent De
the god inst, at half-past ten A. M.
GARDE.-In Brooklyn, on Friday, April 49, ELLEN,
daughter the late Robert 9. and Julia Garde aged
10 years.
The funeral will take place from the residence OF
her grandmother, 231 Hillary street. this Sunday
afternoon at two O'Clock. Her remains will be In
GarNEY.-On Saturday, April 20, Mrs MARY GAr-
ney, beloved wife OF Thomas Carney, in the 3Sth
year other age.
to attend the funeral from her late residence, $40
East Fourteenth street, Monday, April o. at two
O'Clock ?. M. from thence to Calvary Cemetery.
and severe illness, MARY ANN, aged II years, the
beloved daughter OF Michael and Mary Gleason
natives Of Fermoy county Cork, Ireland
The friends OF the family most respectfully In
vted to attend the funeral at the residence of her
father 421 East Seventy fourth street, on Sunday
April q, at two O'Clock.
GREELEY.-Suddeniy, at Fairvew, N. j., on Thurs
day, April Is, SARAH E., wife OF Calvin p. Greeley
The relatives and friends Of the family are re.
specially invited to attend the funeral Sunday
at two O'Clock r. NJ, from the church ut Fairyiew
HARRTs.-On Saturday, April 20, 1872, THOMAS
HARRIS son of the late Richard and Hannah Har-
ris, aged IL years and months.
The funeral will take place this Sunday after
noon at halfpast one O'clock from the residence Of
hts aunt, No. 81 Ludlow street.
HoTMEs-On Friday, April 10, CLEMENCE HOLMES,
aged 90 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family and Of her
funeral, from "a Lexington avenue, on Monday 22nd
inst, at two O'Clock p NJ, without further notice.
HuNTER--On Wednesday, April II, JACOB +. Hun
TER, OF the firm Of Hunter, Keller Co., and SON.
n-aw Of Rev. DR.. Geissenhainer.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from TIE EvapgelicA L,a
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RATES OF PASSAGE.
Cabin, $780, 800 and $780, gold according to accommo
datiOn.
Tickets to Paris, SIS, gold, additional
Return tickets on favorable terms
Storage $50 currency
steerage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown and all
parts OF Europe at lowest rates.
Through bills OF lading given for Belfast, Glasgow,
Havre Antwerp and other ports ON the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports
For freight and cabin passage apply at the companys
For seerage passage Ill Broadway, Trinity Building
CIIAS. G. FKANCkLYN, Agent.
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The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices OF the principal stocks during the day
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE


kpril 2O-1O:15 A. Nj.
s50OCO US $40, 1851 BIS ISL
SOD do. ~. small lis
2lOUU US $40, C, 81. SO llih
1000 US $50, c, e.. lax
10000 US SIS, 81, c.. .s3 liza
5OUO0 do. $50. ....... lily
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News From California.

San Francisco, %. The Jury in the Fair
case came into the court this morning for ad.
-ditional instructions on the proof of insanity,
which is the only ground of defence. The
jury retired again and will remain till Mon
day. .l s. s5..
The Oregon Legislature has elected NJ. c.
Mitchell to the United State Senate, on the
first ballot Saturday, he receiving Al vote,
Corbett IL, and Prince 4. Webster went
over to Mitchell, Corbett withdrew his name
and was then nominated by the democrats.
The State Fair at Sacramento closed with
a race between Goldsmith Maid and Lacy,
mile heats. best three in five for $4,000.
Goldsmith Maid won the race in three straight
heats. Time, $3.50. 2:17 IA, 2 :23 2 Gov.
Sanford's accident" speeded between the
heats. Time, 2:2l IA, s2:N "a. The third
feat to wagon was made in 2 :23 l 2, which
was announced from the stand as the fastest
time ever made to wagon. Goldsmith Maid
and Lucy will trot on the Alameda track on
October 9TH, for purse of $500.
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News From New York.

New York, IS. Annie Ainsee, Cardifs,
Moyor, alias Warren, Keller, etc., were i'm
prisoned to-day, in default of bail, for extern
sive swindling operations.
The police in making recent arrests of a
party known as the Silver Thief Gang, have
discovered among them a person who muir
dered Panarmo, the Brooklyn music teacher,
in January. One OF the party 10 10 Michigan,
and detectives are now on his track.
Greeley arrived this afternoon, and this
evening received his friends ut hotel up
town.
New York, 2S. Arrived steamship City of
Brussels from Liverpool. asN Is
New York, 90. The committee appointed
to investigate the management of Woods
Island Lunatic Asylum visited the institution
yesterday. DR.. Beisdell, chief physician in
charge, testified that in the past two years
three patients escaped, four had been
drowned in attempting to escape, and one was
accidentally drowned. Sometimes the pa.
tients were i'll treated by the attendants
Some three months ago nurse had badly
abused one of the patients and threw hin
down a steep flight of stairs, and that tn.
nurse was still in the employ of the Asylum
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Paris, %. A later dispatch from Perpignan
says that the Carlist forces before Rinquepda
summoned the commander to surrender, but
he refused, and they shortly afterwards with
drew from before the town. -.
Rome, %. Negotiations between the Holy
See and Russia are proceeding satisfactorily.
The question OF the establishment OF nun
ciature at St. Petersburg is not desided.
London, 20. A dispatch from Havana de-
MES the report that the steamship Helvetia
was on FIRE at that port a few days ago.
The report that at the late meeting in May
nooth Archbishop Cullen opposed "home
rule" while the majority of bishops voted in
favor of it, is said TO be without foundation.
Berlin, %. The remains of Princess Heo-
henloh, who died Wednesday was buried to-
day.
Geneva, 8. The Catholics Of Geneva have
protested against the removal of the priest
Mermillard by the Swiss government.
The eyangelic conference to-day voted to
| issue an address to the old Catholics. Dan
bigue was instructed to draw up the papers.
Alexandria, 20. A special messenger from
Constantinople, bearing the tirman of the Sui
tan to the Viceroy of Egypt has arrived II
Cairo The firman will be publicly read ant
promulgated to marrow with the usual cere
monies, including a salute from the citidel.
Madrid. 90. A reinforcement of 5000 reg
ulars arrived at Puycerda yesterday, and the
Carlists who were besieging the town have
disappeared in the mountains.
Berlin, 90 The Bishop of Ermeland adj
heres to the position assumed by him in OPP
position to the secular authority on the ques-
ton of accommodation.
London, 30. The Observer says ''Itis re-
ported that Sir Rounded Palmer has accepted
the Lord Chancellorship in place of Lord
Hatherby who resigned" .a-'Ars'ne
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Telegraph News in General.

Baltimore, %. In the Supreme Court,
Judge Dobbin issued an Injunction against
the Commonwealth Fire Insurance Company,
restraining the issuance of policies, and sus-
pending the business Of the company on the
ground of fraud, neglect and abuses in the
transaction of their business.
Rudolph Blumenberg was arrested to-day
on process from the United States District
Court of this city on the presentation of the
Grand Jury, for perjury in false swearing in
liquor cases tried here in March. Blumen-
berg was arrested in Washington and gave
bail in S50,0 for his appearance on Mon
day next.
Lowell, Mass, 29. The Tanner Grand
Union torch light procession, in which all the
Lowell organizations and many from abroad
| are to participa e, will take place on Wednes-
day, October 9th, and not October 2 as re-
ported in some places.
Rutland, VT, 20. The official canvass for
the State of Vermont shows the vote for gov
| ernor as follows :-Convers, republican, A.
GAG; Gardiner, democratic, l6,6l3 scatter
ing, IA. Majority for Converse, 25,3l9.
Cleveland, O., %. The following are the
losses by fire in the House & Davisons plan
ing mill Friday night Woods Perry, $780,
COO, insured S25, 900 IN 1Etna, North British,
Mercantile and Commercial. Companies
| House & Dawson. S27, 900, insured So 800
| Potter & Birdsall, $4,000, insured: 7. II.
Bullock, S4, 500, insured.
o., IA
| Haeers,owh' ni"., 20 III Tue eireui'
IouI' III 'ne seIohu 'tiai VI Joseph laws 1of
| 'ne 1iunoer oi Aofaiia" l.. Lynn On tne ON
,nr-dnr :, tha 49, aaaraa VI
| Lowell, 81. Thos. Clough, police officer
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NEWS By MAIL.

Fifty thousand persons have daily attended
the Cincinnati Exposition the past three days.
Willis B. Machen has been appointed L.
s. Senator from Kentucky in the place re-
Gently vacated by Carrot Bavis. s.s.f;
heavy gale prevailed on Thursday on the
British coast Several vessels which left
American ports were driven back
The second trial of Mrs. Fair for the muir
der, of Col. Crittenden eXcites but little in
terest. The testimony is concluded. 1t diff
fers in no material points from that submitted
on the first trial.
Several passenger cars were. thrown sdowr
an embankment on the Wilmington and Wei
don Railroad Thursday, but the passenger.
all miraculously escaped from any fatal acct
dent. fA@
The organization committee of Tammany
have ostracized a number Of delegates nsev-
eral Assembly districts. They are, charged
with opposition to the Tammany candidates.
1t was resolved to entirely recrganize the
delegation from Tweed's, (Fourth) district
also to furnish list Of the supervisors OF
election to the chief URited States election
supervisor. r.
Six persons lost their lives by the burning
Of the Ohio State Lunatic Asylum at New
burg, Thursday, and a number of inmates are
now at large. +.-. -. 80 = =.
Chancellor Lowe has rebuked Alexandel
Cockburn, in public speech, for not signing
the award for damages in the, Alabama
claims. ass s-..r .as D-.
Henry Rankin, young Englishrnau, com
mitted suicide by jumping from steamer il
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STATE NEWS.

Among the legacies in the will Of the late
Miss Arabella Rice of Portsmouth is one of
$40 900 to the town of Kittery TO found pub
lie library.
The powder mills at Windham employ
some % to 80 han $; the cotton mill about as
many more, and there 10 talk of building q
paper mill in that town. mi
Thomas Thora. pardoned by the Governor
and Council, was released from prison on
Wednesday. Warden Rice brought him to
Rockland, from which city he will at once go
to New York to seek bis frieuds.s,
Charles F. Libby Esq, B. ID. vsrrill, Esq,
and NJ. NJ. Busler, Esq, are mentioned as
candidates for the City Solicitorship soon to
be made vacant " the elevators Of. Mr..
Symonds to the Bench Of the Superior Court
OF Cumberland. -
The Waterville Mail tells good ttHry of a
passenger from the Prcsinces. Who s6dh after
leaving alHs city on the Psaimankrsin stepped
cut upon the platform ~ ttie snaking- car to
lake sathin." Justeshe got the cork ou
of his pocket fask coaAnctor Beale came ou
Of the ear ard touching him on the arm De
manded his ticket. The New Brunswick MAI
had heard of the awful Maine Lay, and h
! took Beale for "bloody policeman, yo
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NATURES REMEM.>
YEGEYINE
The CREkI RloQp PuMHEe

VEGETINE is made exclusively from the juices
of carefully selected barks, roots and herbs, and
strongly concentrated that It will eeotpaly eradi
cate from The system every faint of SCkOFULA,
SCROFULoUS HUMOR, TUMORs, CANCER, CANCER
| Gus HUMOR, ERYsIPELAS, SALT RHEUN, SYPHI.
| LITlC DISEASES, CANKER, FAINTNRSs AT THE
STOMACH, and all diseases that ari-e from impure
blood. Scatica, Infammatory and Chronic Rheum-
atism, Neuralgia, Lout and Spinal Complaints, can
only be efectually cured through the blood.
| FOR ULCERS and ERUPTIyE DISEASES Of the SKIN,
! PusrULEs, PIMPLEs, BLoTCHEs, BoiLs, TETTER,
| SCALDHEAD and RINGwORA, VEGET1NE has new
| err failed to effect permanent cure. -ilt
For PAINS IN THE BACK, KIDNEY COMPLAINTS,
| DRorsY, FEMALE WEAKNESS, LEUCORRAoEA, aris-
ing from internal liberation, and uterine diseases
on the causes of these complaints. 1t invig0rates
and strengthens the whole system, acts upon the
secretive organs, alays Inflammation, cures ulcer
alton and regulates the bowels ss92f1 AZ
For CATAkkH, DYSPEPSIA, HABITUAL COsTIvE-
NESS, PALPICATIoN OF THE HEAkT, HEADACHE,
PILES, NERVOUSNESS and General Prostration OF
the Nervous System, no Medicine has ever given
such perfect seitisfaetioU - 2the VEGETiNE. 1t
Purifes the blood cleanses all of the organs, and
posssssss controlling power over tho Nervous
Erie rsmarkablsearss efeesed by yHQETINE
RAa vAindussd many PhySisiaNs and apes0scaries
whomareknow to prescribe and use 1t In their own
families.
In fact yEGETINE is the best remedy yet dis.
covered for the above diseases, and s-the only
Liable BLOOD PUnlEIEK yet placed before
| rPfsparea by II. n. STEVENS, Boason, Mass.
+ Price sl.25., Sold by Dfrggists. sowsm7