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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-27
COTTON MARKETS.

CscfssAri Sept 26-Coon Nomutl Mdtnp IL ei reeeip"
60 balss. ~ bsef stock lbbO bs.ea
LOunvLLK Sept 26C0tol nsmnal 3l1ihDgs 1916 'oo'P'
5l3 asis. hpuents 35l bAles stock. 264 bale 90, III,
MIcoS sent 26 Gotten bomira Low Mddng l6i2ei .,sf
receipts 1888 tales shymelH I5o bAeti tVet 1919 'o'
bales, 1873, 1903 bk.eI $500. - a. =.
EmHvLLE, sept 26Co:tOn nomnsli Low hda1ngs ho.
9O3 6bZ StOeE-lof- Si@ DAes
1873. ] I'll bales. -.
20 bses eIpostfeoastSs % bales At' ohes
6S7 bales weety-nti receipts 7i1 bales eIpos-eoA's'
bales sales, 81 bsits AZ,
ErwOKLE sept 20 -Coob- beittri stAdTi MO
drgt l7e. Low Adhnss l6al6c Siuct GoOl OrilnAJ o
l5lc net receipts. 22s7 baesi grO' 2eJv nass ,ss' 800
Ok 17l5i hae; weety-nei receipts Ji43 bales gross
1878 tales Great britain, ili9 bales; eos"'"''
4 Os0 bales; sales. s75 BALES. ,-.
bOsToS kspL 70 -COVB BeHIp. hJdbgs 1896 net ttsW
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NEWCASTLE DAILY CHRONICLE,
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING, Price ID ,.,
NEWCASTLE WEEKLY GHRoSlCLk lE,iaDhs. ei lfos

PUBLISHED EVERY sATUR1Ai; Pre- - ,,, -,
o T9f r SSGeMSASrLk WEEKLY caRoScLB beg
sspe The average Of Newcastle Daily chonie IS
DECLARED before p. sEa, From 1T Ms s . aent here
h annexed OF q The Newcastle pay Chronicle ne
aSoo s,S copies p s DeS re day Which believed Be- c
%s oy PI cSss s5 sssi3 ' eo per wees
heyed to be equal 70 any oaer provincial "sA poop New
ess,eon-Tvne Branch Offices 80 noya, North SHIELD, North,
Durham ia Biage-st Mlddes5ro-on.Tee YORKSHIRE
Declaration Of Geore Sb Public Accountant Fellow Of The Mau'
'nf'; George seb .; cfos City Of Manchester in ,hs
That Ibave had produced and have oramad al the pub
book, and acroun and the invoices an o 'lp
piled from the 2l6 day Of hh 70 The 4n H
The Newcastle weky Chronicle Neaspapers which ore printed al
That the number Of copies Of The Newcastle Daig cbonie'
supoaTyno aforesaid the 2 Of March 90 the IAN day ID
y Tba; Tie saS number Of jj5 $50 cope. Of aid newspapers
S Of d between The ,aS 3lb day March and the IAN
day Of June, average Of JOSH copies Per e4 a. ,i
pratd published at e publ apg 9e We'gs'',osa NM
with the IAN DAY Of june IL amounts % s. 20 vt,
Chronicle 50 printed aforesaid gives for the period Of II weeks
being nembeL Of publishing weeks between s % 'a "a. %
AID maze thi. solemn dsaon ouy heyns the
sane e b, : 1d 10y, BY 9 1S f e. e M an K ss w
w. ued An repeal Act Of the % Par
Amaops asen and made in various departments Of aud
substitute Of ToSS,s an tssda oh and az
Other prov ious abolition Of uluecessary otils
~ GEORGE NE>BIrr. ?. ". l. 4.
Declared Tovnhal Newcasteupeu yne aor his loh
' ri M GAIL Mayor Of Her Msesy Jastces Of the
Pece acfLg IL the borough and co.ut' OF New
casteupgu-True. ....
Number copies Of The Newcastle DaiV 1hre Ih u1'a
tie Week commencing Jdne 10 Wa -
On Monday June l6...4l 700 Ga hGrsy Jl1e lfJb J
On re.ssv lime $50 500 On friday Jue o.. 1900
On Wsipeay JaUe $50 On SATURDAY Juua 2l.3O 800
Toal Number for SIX Issues. pa 100
The Number Of copies Of The NeWcI,te Daily Chronicle Printed during
the Week commencing June 23 -
~ TnesSy Ione 900 On Friday Ju y 40 OOO
On WfCssday Jure 600 90 Satur 2s...IOUOO
Total NUmteF for Sir Issues. .2Il 600
The Number Of COME Of The Newcastle Daily Chronicle Printed duls
tie Week neueng June 80 was go,
On Nondv lime 900 On thursday. JAY 3...3 $1,000
~ nesIsy Tniv SO 800 Ga Fiday july BE $50
On Wedsesdg ny $50 On SATURDAY lns O2JO
Nulbcr iOr Six Issues. 23c -JO
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WOOL MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA Sept 2G-woo market steady, with mod
era;e demand Ohio PennsyNa,a ard West vrg9ia Doobs
BE; Cosrse 4jdiSc NewYork Michigan Indiana aud Western
Rne iSc: Medium 4SG50c: Cosrse 45GfSc.; Cemling
Washed 81 ad63c; Combing Uuwshed 42i Canada Combing
639G5c Pine Unwsshed 33i2c Coarse aud Medium Unwashe
3jc Washed J0Gj7c; Colorado Washed 25a3Oc Colorado
Unwshed 220 35c and Medium RULED 40042c No l
Superhne Pulled 40d43ci Fine ami Medium 2Jd33c;
Coarse lSa22l California Fine and Medium, 29G33
California Coarse ~ d3Oc
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RECEIPTS OLE PRODUCE.

PEI North Iirer and Railroads
sEPr 26 pk Ashe pigs BeesEaH 90 bills Copper 233
Cotton pigs DRIED Frut 1877 bills Eggs 1888 bills
flour 200 bills 2G bush. Wheat 1920 bush. Corn
275 Oats Malt "a bills Beans, 100 bbs Dat
meal l79 bales Hops Hides 1851 bids Hides bales SKINS,
1896 hb ROsp, 122 bs Spirits IaPenne l5l pigs Tanow
44S Beef 90 pkg Porn, 1O7 pigs Cut
Meats 2G0 La js4 pke Butter 1922 pkg< Cheese bag
Peanuts ZOO psg Starch l76 hhds Tobacco ljS4 pigs Tobacco
2s7 bales Wool ClJ bbls Whisky.
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dis house only. No risk operating in Wali-st. on
This plan with capital of $40 to $loO Many on our
contracts have lately paid several thousand dollars
,ro6t and all been duly honored by the makers
Explanatory circulars mailed. Orders also exc
sutcd on margin. w. +. HuBBkLl W.
Bankers and Brokers, 80 Wall-st', N l.
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Oontslit Teetltll 20 ~ Ntek

HAY-Tbslt uoteatey trade and there far trade
~ Good sbpping DO al sisas9O; Common DO sl0a$l5
quoted sl6a$7 fol- Long Rye sl2GSl4 for Short 0o and
HEAPNsua has ruled hsds fe With 'GTs Hq1 I bot ,at 20
reported ans.s''oI; q1 R,s ~ "a ~ "a . se
METsS-Tbe this branch Of trade has been eoeefd
for cash o sss only % Dot: - GOO SI Lake
Zoe eng qu0e At 70 q26 seoiss Ig Lton = St 9 sas
Ss47 Cotness as52 and ss%mere al $40 AMERICAN Pig
$500 Pig Tn neglected nominal a. SOs
d3le or MALAGA p 2o for bnhh and 34959 H
Bsrs al gold Plates are 10 limited esmahd ana eAdJ Ohu
Metals are dali .,
NAVAL sTOREs-Tbe general remained very quiet today
pnces showed material ehssse for sp IOTpess 10 @e
Soyers vOr 500 oils STRAINED 81 49, and l25 bills Good
oIs-Lnseed Is quiet steadily hsld 9se, cTushs,F
t.Sd SpeTn far eaaId a9d fa crA. Whale
l5s Cotton SEED ID 10 sms supply and prices nominal Otr
PRoysoSs~Tss market 4, dn and nOnlsli small sales Of
s sIG 75@si2 o Ers Mess sSGeid o flsts SIC S Family
Do e. Be,ii. quiet bat tIG held BEL Han, are s,gss<a .sa
sSos5er, At G'4ej 600 Peeled o. go d. snOlee sag
100 40 n i3ai3Iac and 70 boTes Clear Bellies 2 70
sgs lie BaSa dq t5s eosas,. IS a: .,'S "a ; .ns
@aSd quote sl97 ~ for Cy Lac SsAh sPS'1 l%es
sfa1 , S' 81 PINE steam aSs ~ Tor Kettle Rendered $50
Kes sc 20 Brown Grease a. e foi asIs Ss.,s'y sc
Lssr 900 to- seller October $751; and %oo e 'sf No's"
FETR6LRUN-rbs market for - dshP9oa. b.. , ,sS.Ds. 10
5s .eys q osI oes we'll VIII 90 .s'sAIs s1"H,
ssS1 S assaI O AID .s. Of 900 bs elected
."S he dos Ihoafh hsTs va o os because over
sok tsl sp@s exporters falling 10 negotiate stSssss raw ss,O
sssnna Sh snrt .bsenes Of oejsn " S S d. Csss, h
sssi n 9G22G kapnhs euI' A.
Cstyi At Pbihdepb sObHaets Ne" ea'''' As 10" "
EICE-Tbsr ". limited demand old gre a - es ss
csTSuss Al 199e 100 eags kasgo0n " of~oe w. ~ ~ 80
sGGARs2.a' all. DALI quoted OOnisaI a. before at '9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-27

THE CONSOLIDATED so YEARS fPER CENT GOLD
poNps Of the ST. LOUIS AND SOUTH EASTERN RAIL
WAY Co, issued upon a completed trunk line POE
tween ST. Louis and Nashville Tenn,l earning more
than enough to pay interest and operating expenses
,o,d by GEORGE OPDYKE Il Co., 25 Nassau-st.
WINsLow d WILSON, 10 Wilham-st.
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Uipioeno Notices.

OFFICES OF THE ERIE En-, RA Ill 49, q 49, &.
RI, RsirsJ Compsnt have . d.I ssel.Isa o
nv on, 20 OF THREE And SBHALF PR cENI npos
n, Preferred sei DIVIDEND of0sR 90 p
- r.n, stoei both PAYABLE al The once Of DUNCAN shhn
s T.t,, I,,n,s % "WEDNESDAY the lst Of October nt
he Registered holae Of Osi at the tlosng IS ne eoss. ,h,
.n.yyoas Of S.turis the 18Th Of sp,embe And tmns sos %
~. dlfa Of Ot0btI ntIk a A. hANVONVNN'' e..'-''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-27

RIAL Estate MORTGAGE BoNDs-Coupon or
REGISTERED interest per cent, guaranteed by the
EoITrABIE TRUST COMPANY Capital S1OO,OOO.
FoT sale at the office of the Company, No. 76 Cedar
A. n Y JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.
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RESIDENTS iS'AMERicA

Can he ,uppi,d Nth LONDON
CLOTHING. perfect 10 stgie luI ~, 2,
foiiow..g me ,n.:rslu01s 81 ors' Ssli'
Measurement Kaie. 10 oar new fa'9'oo
Book. which. s.ii slmples Of u's'eha@
/. forwarded po.' Zee.
REMITTASCEs need not
accompany the oidsr. a. 2Franse1Dsae
Iave been made ihs' the FofEariine
Conpani,s Agent sba.l A. The TINE ol
delivery. collect TIE smonrt 81 inVoieel
together wHh forwarding charges ans
Custom dues -
This mole Of collection and delivery
h., been found or gErai serYlce ~ con
ducting our extensive American trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-27

For SaIe-LoUIsvIIIE CITY Is. issued for munich
nal purposes, at 81 and interest
P~' ''' MERRIII, TIINEY & Co, IL Wall-st.
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Forward advanced Oc With moderate business sales
f.lo9s al on basis Of Low Middlngs - - 80
"a * lie: October 500 l6 l1I6c, 200 10 13l6e 100
iS 25S2e coo les; November, 100 lie 100 II 1l6e De
Sube 300 lie 100 II 1l6e 800 Il 332ci January 100
II Si6e. 100 II total 500 bales Safe; tod%y up e
October 600 l6 lll6c 300 6 2SS2c 500 lG lll6e 200
is 2l,32o notices attached 100 l6 25Sc 100 ~ l6c
100 l6 1882 200 16'4S 500 lee, 100 l6 25S2c 200
i67s. 100 l316e 100, 10 2732c 500. l6 Pose, 300
10 f3l6c 100 &c POSSE 400 l6te 100 10 $50 500 500
10 1916 November 400 lie 40 6 l5l6c 100 l6 $780,
100 lie. 200, II 1l6c, Oo9 II l,S2e 400 15e 300
II S2c 100 II Lice 100 lie, 100 II llBci December
COO l7 100 Il lS2c 100, l7ei total lSlOo bales Grand
totai IS 800 bales
CGNDLES-The market unchanged Adsman
tine l9ci Sperm S0c Patent 4Oe and Paatane at
$685.
CoFFEEThe market dali and prices weak and quo
,,tors so unsettled that mnst omit them
FLOUR AND MEAI-Tbe demand of Flour limited and prees
Sppg lower unsed Trade and Family brands held com
steady active yesterday at the close The
market with moderate inquiry especially Trade brands
Shepng Superhne tar demand Al The CONCESSION
sass Of 600 bbs. including 1890 bb City Ground Flour We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-27

Cothn store runuhg 20 QahuV ho'
mare than hAlf a Erade above or below tne auoeA
PRESENT DSLIvsKN
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SAMUEL BROTHERS, so Ludgate-hl, London

CLOCKS BENSON j. W. O9 H1nl-2
A KIM cbanTa 94and295IH HOboIn London
make
SO Oxfost near I
tribune
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Dipioeno Nollres.
Go Uhom II man Concern

% fUhon II nun Uontfrn
A COMPETENT MINING or MECHANICAL
~ ENGINEER who give hours practical instruction 20
young 49, moderate compensation address g. Z. w.
Box 2,0d9, PostOaice.
book on STRUCTURE, Fistula, Piles, ImpO-
Otence by HENRY DANIELS,
81. D., l44 LeIingtoaave. Mailed for 20 cents
NOTICE to CANDY MANUFACTURERS
~ Homemade Fancy Candies procure
good BY seuding preelst Of what they make
HIRAM A. PRYOR,
OF North Fonrth st.. ST Louis Mo-
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THE MARKETS.

TcUeuv reported THE TRiBuSEi - 900
PRiDAY Sept &c. 1873.
ssurqTs rep,s TO-DAY are rk1S fair Teqnest ard
<be seay quoted At IS 20 Pearls are negeeo AM
seminal - -. .a.... ,.. -. r. o. a. .i.,x
- and steady We quote Green Hu prime choice lOQ12
Neium SdlOc Red 5d6 aud Common do. 4G4A2c cash
RrosmS IN mode and steady.
COTTONThere slightly improved demand partly for export
- ,re ,ouoe Nhat irregular We quote as follows:
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Gnropeau advertisements.

guarantee supply grnb style SOUND ana A1 "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-06
PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. 5, 1873,
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AMI
HERALD WHITEgTONE TEIEaRAPH LINE

REPORTkD BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHfTEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship Nevada (Br) Forsyth, Liverpool Dec 10 and
Queenstown 10th, with mdse and 1893 passengers to Will
hams Guion Dec 81 lat a SO, Ion 81 II, passed
Anchor line steamer bound east Jan 800 miles of
Sandy Hook, National steamer bound east
Steamship Clyde, Kennedy, Galveston Dec 81 and
Key West 3lst with mdse and passengers 10 Mallory
a Co
Ship Hudson, Pratt London Nov S, with mdse to Grin
nell Minturn Co. Was obliged TO haul of account
of the tog.
Ship Pacific, Foss, Greenock 80 days, with mdse to
VIM Nelson Jr. Took the southern passage, and had
strong westerly gales to Dec since fine weather.
days north of Bermuda.
BARK Eulalia (swel, Bergstrum, Newcastle 7s days.
with mdse to Shield, Fenwck Co; vessel 70 Tetens
and SW gales.
Bark Peru Cof Yarmouth, Ns) HILBERT marlborough
81 DAYS, with railway Iron TO order; vessel Boyd
Hinckcn Had strong westerly gales during the passage
stove cabin doors skylighs and two boats IS days
from Ion 50.
Bark Aiessandro Danoyaro dtap, spcch Cork S days,
In ballast 70 order. Took the southern passage and had
heavy weather was 10 days north OF Bermuda.
Bark saga (Nor)i Jorginsen, Waterford Oct &c and
Queenstown Nov a. In ballast to Tetens Book.
mann Made southern passage aud had fine weather;
been 10 days OF Bermuda; Dec "a lat % 80 Ion 60 TO-
during violent thunder Storm was struck by lightning
carrying away foremost head with everything above
main opgallantnast jibboom and = number OF sails.
Bark Norma NG), llashagcn. Bremen, IS days, with
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mdse to order Took the southern passage and had say
erai heavy westerly gales to the east o. sped Dec
ine weather 70 bermuda; thence ID days, with heavy
with butch brig showing hrst pennant No 0sSS MAJ
on Fire island took pilot from boat Leggett Mo-
and anchored at the Southwest Spit same day. where
VIM Van Name P,erss M.l.s. VI. o.s'T:ItsHr
Swan Had fine weather to December %, when en-;
split sails stove bulwarks and sprung aeak were COM
PEELED throw overheard portion Of the cargo to save
the since then strong, variable gales; been west
2coG e. sf Saas
Sosthern passage and had fine weather Proceeded to
Brig Bogota of Bost0nj, Marsins Monevideo 90 days
with hides to VIM II Hughes. Had moderate weatheri
crossed the Equator Dec in Ion SO Al was days west
Brig Nicola Maria Dutch, sherpbier,. Maracaibo 81
days with coffee and ustic to- Pavenstadt Coz vessel
to Funch, Edge Co. Had moderate weather until
reaching CsGs from thence with heavy
Brig Rachel Coney Cof Bangor, Coney, surinam 20
days with sugar order; vessel to Miller Houghton
ballast, to ID Trowbridgc 1 Go. Had fine weather.
Brig Berry (of Portand), Berry, Matanzas IL days,
with melado to order; vessel to Miller Houghton Had
moderate weather.
Brig Clara Agnes Cof Archat Ns,. Canton Salt Cay,
IT, 10 days, with salt to Haton, Watson Co. Had mod
crate weather.
Brig Nellie Hastings Haskell Boston days, in ballast
sehr Lottie f Ba,umore), johnson, Nueyitas II days
with old iron TO Bentz Mestre Co; vessel to James
Schr Anthony Knlcy, Kelsey, Virginia.
schr Mary Ellen, Hawkins Virginia.
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CAPTAIN CAMERON.
Imposing 0bsequies in st. Paurs N. E. Church
Y stsrday-Masons Burying Their Dead
and, Teaching the Living the Way of
salvation-"Alas, Ny Brotherr'

The obsequies Of Captain John Cameron, of
the Eighteenth precinct police, took place yes
terday afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal
Church OF St. Paul's, on the corner OF Twenty
ond street and Fourth avenue. The body was ac-
companied from the residence OF the deceased to
Police Headquarters by some members OF the Morton
Commandery Of Knights Templars and a commit
tee appointed for the purpose by Alma Lodge of
Free and Accepted Masons. 1t was received by
superintendent Keso for the Department,
and ut two O'Clock the funeral cortege started
from the Central once to the church The force OF
police selected by the Superintendent to accom-
pany the body was composed Of eight companies OF
thrty-two men EACH They were under the COM
mand OF Captains Byrne, Walsh, Ulman, Kennedy,
Clinchy, Killeea, McEwaine, Allaire and McDon-
nell. guard OF honor, consisting Of sixty men
from the Eighteenth precinct, under the command
OF the veteran Captain Bennett an old as
sociate OF Captain Cameron, was selected to
accompany the body. In the driving,
binding rain superintendent Kelso took his place
at the head Of the solumn, surrounded by his stan,
which included Inspector Dilks as lieutenant colo
mel. Inspector walling as major Captain Copeland
as adjutant, Captain Mount a. sergeant major and
Captains CAREY Williamson, Petty Washbourne,
Garland, Murphy, Cherry, Speight, Leary, Davis
and Wilson.
AT THE WORD OF COMMAND
the column moved, the hearse leading, followed by
carriages containing President Henry Smith, Com
missisners Manierre and Burr and some members
OF the Morton Commandery On leaving Mulberry
street the procession turned into Blocker; then,
taking Broadway, Il followed that thoroughfaro to
Fourteenth street, and, turning through the
square to the west side of Fourth avenue, kept the
sidewalk till 1t gained the church. During the
march the rain descended in torrents, and the
policemen and officers we're drenched before they
had gone half the way. They moved on
through the peiting storm with the same
stolid Indifference to discomfort and danger for
which they are proverbial, maintaining during the
march a mournfu solemnity that was very i'm
posing None sought excuse from age or innrmlty,
and from the superintendent down the men waded
through the deuge patiently. Such respect Tor the
memory OF their dead comrade was very creditable
TO the force and gratifying to the masses OF people,
who crowded to the windows along the line OF
march to see the police pay the last sad
rites to an esteemed and respected officer.
when the body arrived at the church IT was
received by Alma Lodge, the members OF which
were escorted from the lodge rooms at No. Union
square by the brothers Of Puritan Lodge. Both
assemblages were ranged In two lines on the side
walk and the conn was borne between them &C
ccording to Masonic form. The members Of Alma
hvaSS hsaieq by tes WoSsh,praA Gsstsr, YsxdeRs
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Notice to Mariners

WEST coAsr-wREcK IN MILFORD HAVEN
Notice is hereby given that n green buoy, marked
Wreck has been placed ID fathoms north Of vessel
(name UNKNOWN, sunk OF Angle Bay, Milford Haven.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-06
mr. sCHENCK ADVISES CONSERVATIVES TO GO
IL Florida in Winter.

devoted
II
Of eay
ssp on
n
M cse cSEs % IN
disordered stomach, deranged bowels sore throat or
southern point is recommended. y N.'sN
very temperature will be found and are, therefore,
more strongly recommended Ny reasons for saying SO
there Is less temperature and is not necessary
self sns Gods S IS dc
fore my advice 60 well down into the STATE ont Of the
At
practice sxensiye embracing possible, ~,
disease u to
s ss.. using IS ms4s sy
sss s. q. sSaSsr f Ss4
Of population die Of this terrible disease y the Md
@ s 81 e.s
a. ssn as ssSy
hssy qns
believe will wear 81 in ~, few days They pay
ohes sna sasS
Ss"$ si$sS 81 iaE$igs
MANDRAKE PILLS and go TO Florida. My plan is TO
give my three medicines in accordance with the printed
directions except In some cases where reer use of the
MANDRAKE PILL is necessary. Ny object Is to give
tone TO the stomach-to get up good appetite IL IL
always good sign when patient begins 10 grow
and the qualification Of that relish good blood and
with that more flesh, which Is closely followed by
healing of the lungs Then the cough loosens and
abates the creeping chs and clammy night sweats
longer and annoy, and the patient gets well,
provided he avoids taking cold. This accomplished
nature win do the rest The physician who prcscribes
patient walk ride every day will be have
corpse on his hands before long.
NOW there are many consumpttvcs who nave not the
means TO go TO Florida The question may be asFed Is
there hope for such Certainly there Is MY advice to
such is and has BEEN TO stay in warm room during
the Winter with temperature OF about seventy degrees
OF thermometer Let sfch patient take his exercise
within the limits of the room by walking up and down ~
much as his strength will permit IN order TO Keep up
healthy circulation ofthc blood have cured thousands
by this system and do again. Consumption Is as
easily cured any other disease III 10 taken IN time and
undsputed on record that Schenck's Pumonic Syrup,
Mandrake Pills and Sea Weed Tonic have cured very
many what seemed TO he hopeless cases OF consump
ton Go where you will you Will be almost certain to
find poor cosumptive who has been rescued from
the very Jaws OF death by their Sse; sc,,r,,,, :,
souENcK's PULMoNrc syRUP SEA WEED TT6YSic
AND MANDRAKE PILLS. Prepared by j. II. SCUENCR
4 SON, northeast corner OF Sixth and Arch streets
Philadelphia. -
No. College place. New York,
Wholesale Agent for
SCHENCKS MEDICINES
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lth-Arrived, steamship James Adger, Eectyood. New
sssS,.3rIIysd, Ell Carrie WsnS; New York
ui SE sass1 4 s's's bark Mary Ann ar
Nsn s| Kinney Burton savannah Elw00d BuIson'
sFEFss hsATsas: e .s
II s.s:a s, $ss: s4ssii;n isD Butler
.PS fe Ss S% s.nsl.o New
Eseas iSs5s
line Gray, Turks Islands orders; Asia DAM, Hoiler
hl sssaBarI Brazil @ for New York arom Rio
1GsHsLSEsroN, Jan s7selled; steamship George
cas S sfw ys KY enr JUL. Elizabeth
RSXo RaRSs1 III ESI Sss Arrvea hr.
h Ms.nS 'co,cSid b Ssw YG Rnsse smS,
DO Rurson Solver HarnCR Curtis s' CT1
ss% siS h Hs;s
ss ssne %sos wsssea
:sh1 Masee Burgess
Ceared-ship Tonawanda, Turley, Liverpool; 'chr
aAr, sss . ;tss%'1g Dr., E% pss.
Sreencek Yeo OBJ aowss GISuesstsr 81 Jcsn ap
Gs o m Ssas s
HSssns sec
Genoa brig Ire sostre DAM, Thuesen, Glasgow; schr
afa Eaos% klmDsn meysns'
Re!ddI liverpool; bark Juventa Morl, ABBY, Cardiff
s ssSs smith, s@ sS
schr Mary Freeiand from New pS YORK ,r
NEWMAN NsTpStt shG EaSrsass ITcwn H%ss Ms
sESs ssS h % I
erpoO Carmen p, Estes Havana e5igs Nicholas . Sp
Aan Wheaton, a%ass RdGe S H Cobb
saiicd~Bark Trcf dc Mayo.
YsSH %ams fssTs oise' Harvey
Emma MunG Ra5er am Gal
sdArrysd steamship austrian Ga; r Richardson Liv--
erG " Jam sssd Steamship wamsu
Island Nsn aHS a at
Wsreham which has below the past week, is com
kEEPoRT PM-AEriysi schrs Ann Eliza Cas- Gas
rs Fser on for e%
from Calais for Baltimore; Emma Hart, Sargent
In port sshr Entire, Kinnear from Providence for New
3d-saed steamer United States, for New York; schr
VII HAVEN JAN Hrriyed brig Eliza Thompson
chr prsd 4sSSe
Colhurn from Boston. w..
ss %iS E: aSs:sa u.s.
s4
2ldambt, from Rio Jsne!ro for orders Hattie from
II Hd fSsf seSr
came Of beach two days since Other vessels are un-
4thA ship anchored up the Bay this AM reported
Tia M s ns the Ts oy
brigs Roanoke and Glimpse in tow. Other vessels
81 PORTLAND OFT Jan 2-ArTved, schr Ada r Beyea, st
aoha I'VE SsT E HSsf Humphrey New York. Albert
Mason, Rose Boston, TO load for New York.
Hattie COMBS JAMESON Port t. Johnson N for
= PROVIDENCE Jan sAr5!yed. steamer Galatea,
caHninshs%, Sswa ne he Sness
sy
FRASSHsco eh pse Se4 bark walter
GsifornIs. Sstzser, eu.zmas Mon
t;nmS Connolly Psna%S ship Germanis BakeT Eel
Sf inlet yf BARK Lima Ssr
ksas :! ssfs s %s%;
7S3$ snip %ess' d1ss Ss.,n
Steele, Fleming Kingston, ia:
Spa Ccnfpeg9es; brig Nelson Belfost schr Clara
Ssp% ss. and , MSnss%
Ss eas0 Rse Ss sn .
.sss ga; Rss %xrf,SsS :esFs Flint Bath
salem, Jan Arrived schr Emma b Finney, Elwel,
25 Ess nS win psss h
NGl, Ketels Boston brig Open Sea, veaze, Nsryassa.
WooSs HoLE Dec msaiIed sc%r VIII William Lever
Ing for Savannah has been reported arrived at savan-
IN port-schr Western Star, for Pensacola
MISCELLANEOUS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-06

Bark Insu,an NG, for Exeter, ana anchored at the
Southwest Spit
Wind at sunset NE.