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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17
Carefully reporter tor rHE rnBUyy.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per N0ru, Ricer. VeEstIs. qHf RdttFoI"
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
FRIDAY. Feb Ii, 1871


ASHES qret At Aa,c. Pos and sc; for Pearls
JE~W Y ouirt AZ Tor Western anu southern
UrjOM CDEN IN I-adcTats demand and about sttatY
short Crern BRUSH, Gfecu iiurl. G'o3f &C. Meniuh
,;rrcn jdsc: 1nd KefiiIDped, sole - =. a. .
CliNDLr renaa quiet aad unclang d sperm 70, Ier'
d, Patent ssc; AIaltpr 12al6 ounce. ii '2U3cc INT
ailimc g., is, and -. l9d2hc. -. - -, -. III, Tn
CNl DRY steady use FOR German. and J'e gnH i"f
EnsiIsh. . o., o,,,, e., &, mode
rate way stocks large. prices rather w,A IiVeoi
c,tStie 40. rs 20. scotch 30. tJft. go Si.a' ~
PrcyJneal ~ 80 currency Pennsylvania Wcsnurs
lara and Virginia Gas, 5000 - Cun'beiIiiI ,'
nrOad top and C|sirHelii - SoHSo 90 """ amman"
IS 30t4 - 81 the cargo -. -. Oh.
COCOA duIi aud unchanged az Dc FIR anto Dorling zoe
for MaraciO 160ISc. tT CARACAS and l5dloc "i "tya
PC0FrrpE r1'e3 au ami unchanged Rio in moderate de-
nard ami steady nlcs 3O3i hays hi', eH haiara shd
Fo, tr.iIrarv car-oes 7-Hl7'c. 90. Far 30; l9,cH
l97sc; tiOOt 90, 2nG2u'ic. gao ffih'n" 49,
range f"r lot, ~ iqc SartoS or n"Sc
aIy5r. lava mats 220%ic.: singapore iJn'lc.; Nai e
ayiou lga-lc: MaracaDo lS"a2nc.; La=aaYra, If't"
2Or SanoD Domingo 10 L,Gl6'c. Costa lica, lS@2o. g.
Mexican IS@2Cc Savaliiia, la9d2OF fo9lo Rl'u -
lHdZlc.: Janaici, Use -
lie; Manila lSHl3Lc. all COLL !or INVOICES. 49, - r.,
COOPERAGE STOCK lni,t ard unchanged. Empty HOGS
heads ~ 90; HOps II feel, ordinary 10 PriInr $1,000
~ feet 60. .sStiU MolHsscs SHOCKS 81 frics WIN
Heads ri 81; SaiRI Shupls, with Hra'-s aS hiti.s
81 5JdS2 90 SO inches u Gndf2; Boz ,ho'~S' 80"
ijc kIlm SL0oSs. ~; PIPE NhOoks 10 50Gs7.
CbRpAGE- Manila COr;agt, above l--thred' ;ti,i
IlaT Rope. ljc. y ID ito. DO, lZhieaf i3''e. 90 w.
tlira0 and gtiTcad lGe.: Manila Corrner i'oit oc Yarns
G-lhrcd AMI liir'i', u 's; 90 WHAT Line
lie Tllrtd Manila II ec Fine laIrd Mania LatH hi
lie: ssal nIe lle.:Go l2tbred u &c to- Clirt al al
aiLrcsd l2Lc Tarrcr sisal Lan Yarn lie: Fine la1ri
SslI 90 I2c: Russia eV faret C0r!Gsr ljei American
C,1Fr, y daI "a ,gc lpwcr. Liverpool was dull tas'
car.G!np speculation; bGb bafs we're deiv
cred on contract 4ge,qtenB are now ~ ioo"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17
The closing quotations of foreign exchange are as

There Vas no change noted in money, the more
common rate on call on mixed collateral and
Government bonds alike being 3 per cent, the quo
tations on the latter standing and ). Discount
continues slow at 4 per cent and W.
ward and rates of domestic exchange as
last quoted The United States Treasurer
at Washington received to-day TSJo,uoo
National bank notes for redcmptlon The
customs receipts were :S250000, and internal!
revenue receipts, 100000. The following is the
Clearing house statement to-day: Currency eX-
changes, S73 GSi. $50: currency balances $c5,0jG-
442 gold exchanges, $S.342, BOB gold balances,
$1,0JlG03.
Government bonds were qaict and generally firm.
There were sales of registered skies Of 1881 at
1929. coupon ditto at 1888 registered 5.20s OF
1868 new issue, at 1093l, and new fTcs at llOl2
Annexed arc the latest street quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17

Western Mixed at 57aa5sc New York no. SSSg ssl
s sserly Closing al g sss
S1s2 ssfs Ss% sns
& al n SS Mi a
&C. 3 %h G Ns Sa,fS White
i. b. afs 90 2 g p s$ s 100 FL
a aS Me 4 s nS %dns SsS ces 81
s sa4S White Kidney choice oas2 ,,a ,or
SSs s an Ss M S. May
ss selses salt 55ssSs for Long Rye $50
: :ss T%5 s r ssa today at $780,
HIDES quiet no sales Ssrs rspcea we Nom
t fT%Ss - IS e y Iss2S s
s s%n tss r. 4 IA
Ss:9 S$5% ss2 B ss
$ ssaS5ysSy sdsEs T. .s lf
sS e soM sra RTy sa 1aasl lss'
l2gie Bahia Sae; MSrae9sS iSa
T Tas 7sTa% asu aSSits fS%
B"eno' Ayrs CIV los y Il S as o Sa i, ica ie
Pulled ssaS ,Ha Tr Ws.1 K ss s@i1tie y
sa"@r'sr os Size: City sanqh,er enTreney
choice sda at steady %s PTess s home
Eopa 70 e"Se iS@ &c" Ya lar
d2c Gls all Erowts. 4aGc caiifornianA 23d2'e' ore
GURBER duh and depressed at % s@'7s aaf tGr
Fine Para; SIC. for Esineralda 49c Tor Pressed
quill &c. for do CaraGena 47e for Nicaragua sera" ana
42c far 2 SseS demand Is for seasonae stock Of
grades sales being nted {, wants. the m.nufae
TrgTs aya m d ven as.S Crop i in better supply
pcas poHed cheaper Receipts 81 the week -
Engiand and 900 to the tonrineat. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17
orytgI5L REPORT Or AMfRIC4Y MINING BOARD
ysIrc- FEgRTAEY Is, 1877.
FRIDAY, Fob. 16.-p. NJ.

mr Garrett is reported TO have said at recent
meeting of the directors Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company that all the trunk lines were
working ia perfect harmony. We know not what
be means by harmony, unless it is that the roads
leading 10 New-York have made full and complete
surrender TO their Northern and Southern rivals.
permitting them to make contracts on provisions
from Chicago Liverpool and other European ports,
through Boston. Portland, Philadelphia, and Balh-
more. 20 30 % cents per hundred pounds less than
are made via NGw-York. This may be- harmony for
The railways, but it Is agony for New-fork CITY,
Tic stock market to-day has proved disappoint-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEW YORK Feb IemBEnyEsArivsls 81 cars a. sfxtieih
week 1916 against 1901 last week Butchers having
dull dead meat markets. and incline 10 hold of until
week before purchasing much least the outlook IL
for stocking ahead AT shes sale In Wash
ington Market this fr lot Of beef sold
6c for fore quarers and Tee for hindu with MEDIUM
sheep n brc The meat attached former del
Trade was slow In The live stock markets holders being
barely able To close out 10 required tbs entire forenoon
day or t9rc lover than on wedne.dAy IL was easy %
The stock averaged web sp guaty very being poor
enough sell below 9c with the largest sales l0c and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17
NEW YoE1 Feb. l6-rhe following are tle tOta net "
all p0rts la the United states slHee sept
WOOL MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA Feh 16.Wosl in good demand: prices hr;
ofmaiket Ia favor OF higher prices OHIO Penn
syivana West Virginia XX and above a4se Y SO
Mesun, ~ at5c Coarse. rs dose; Newly ORE, Achb
gan Indiana Western Fine 39d+2e Medium ~ sGsdci
Coarse. 5693 Comblne, Washed 52d6sc DO IhWasna.
37c Canada COnbing SO c Fine. Unwashed 2ad2s CorSs
ami Medium, Unwashet 2sdSlc.; TubWashei, iVgtSc.i
Co.oaSD afheI IL 622c do. Unwashed II II c fxii
AID Mcrno Pulled 33 d3Sc.: No and Super Pulled aoatS'
Texas Fine and Medium 20d25c; do Coarse l1G.O Csl'
foyua F,ns and Medium. IL a SOC; DO Coarse l0aaOc
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PRoyrngycr Feb lG-Printing Cloths dull with LITTLE
less firmnsss ia prices Transactions light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17
Good Ordinary

strict tUll RTjtiaTN-.ll- Nhitinus 10
Foruiuic good business a ,c decline. ales yc-i.Ity
afrer . r. March, 100. l2iy,s 500 l2ss; April l,b,
49,: 200 - MAY 100 ia2 1000, l3SIs; June 2lc
80 100 siFog; Jay, 300, t3i's9i SOC, l3's AUGUST 200
3 ~; trt;d 100 bars. Firsj ctl to-day september 800
1870; Ccjebcr Zoe l2ile tosl 400 nalrs >reod cal
June 90 1872 ets. . bales 1lhd ell FS1rlaiy ~
IIth l2r; Iuu. 100 l%isg tOtsl 2GD bales safes t.
day mp to ?. m-Aiarch, 500, l2aa,; $50 i2'ie; 200
l.47,s OCO 9i3s: 100 iZs5.; 1000 l2i3s. April! iuD
9 70 2.soo l3las 800. l3a; 4no i3isr 90 $re; l2@
i3S: 100 IL: 900 l5Ii; 100 ILL.,, %on, 1878; 500
iae: ,Isy. uUU l31as; Jjp 49, 100 l3se: 600 1876
90 I$7,2 800 ga 4Un l3';a 100 l33 2nn, lJS. 900
lat l.2nd l3;r, 100, l4s; I,iHt l5'as; 80" r. 100
iGd iSas; loo lSi1s,; Igd f37,S 30 ialas: 500 ls
-, l3:aa July zoo I37as ~ l3'2i 10 l%is; 200
NoyeHbvE 100 - 100 "a; loo l@s'si toa! ~ leo
Chang 500 October March Tbs market c!osc steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

For SALE.
Stock in the J. VI. Bradstreet & Son Company IN
lots To suit. Liberal discount for cash
F. s. KEEsE, 3,455 Walnut-st Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17

Holders arc invited 10 call at our Office on 18th
10Th and Goth insts and join in plan of adjustment
already signed by large hOndholders
GEDDEs & Smith, 81 Nassau-st., Room y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17

IL State bonds District of Columbia SOS were a
trfa easier at 723i. Georgia new rs firm at
1867 and NGrth Carolina old bonds sold at 22G2l 81.
In the shares OF the city hanks Bank OF Commerce
400 sold at 1919; Fourth National t3Ol at lO33i
NctTOpolitan (3Sl ut 13l, and Nassau t20l at 100.
Again were the jersey Central issues leaders III the
list OF railroad bonds The new rsts were strong at
1887. cOnsOls falling to Ga, aud recovering 81,
80 Yesterday The Lehigh and Wilkesbarre consols,
iudorsed, declined to Bob, American Dock and lnl-
proVement being quo.ed al 10 to 90. The st. Paul
bonds were lower small dealings. I. and VI.
Division, 90: !. and NJ. Division, So; La
Crosse Division. 9S, and Sinking Fund 50.
active and weak. declining from 80 10 s9I20S9oS.
North Missouri rsts firm ut 99os, Erie thirds
selling at 1862; New-YOrk Central skies OF 1888 at
IOl 10 and Alton and TcTre Haute second preferred
at 80 Union Pacific Land Grants declined TO
lO10s Missouri Pacific frsts being steady at 81 ~
and Michigan Central Is at 1895. Northwestern
gold conS0ls fell to 1888 Delaware ana inos"il
rppi.ttrpd bonds of 1891 TO %, and ditto 1884 10
81 Mississippi and Ohio corlsOls were strong at sS,
and Western Union Telegraph bonds due Ill 1900 at
l0Jls. ,,,.,
Southern Railway Company for the fiTst week OF
February were: 1877, SIG 700; 1876, $o2,oZo oG
increase, $54.O73 -. =,
The American Mining and Stock Exchange will
remove on or about March to the large building
No. 90 Broadway, extending through 10 NeW.si.,
which they have leased and are now httlng up IN
suitable manner for their business.
The following are the imports OF dry goods nc tue
mort of New-York for the week ending to-day and
since the beginning of the year. compared with the
corresponding portions of previous years:
yu,sSs 3, I'VE s BORT .sSssss ssssssio s29ssSae
Thrown on maket.... S,72i4is s.ssa'sds So7OSos
lssdis isssss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17

Cable adyices from London to-day were not par
ticuariy important, though the British cansos were
an eighth irmcr at $3.50 957a. United States bonds
we're lower ten-fOrties being down IL old
1SG5s leaving of at 105l2G10J5a, 1868 at l09'-d
1899, and new fives at 1o72sG l07l3; Ere cGsed
ut So after sales at So and preferred at 1872 New
York Central falling off to %. There WIS no change
IN money reported AID no movement Of bullion st
the Bank of england. Bar silver fell to 90 i2g J6Ost
the ounce. Our five per cents IN Frankiorf are
down to 1851. The Paris dispatches report Tie five
per cent French rentes down tn 1880, closing
105.97l2. sight exchange on London being quote,
at2J.15. The foreign exchange market WIS dull
for Saturdays Cuuarder, and while nominal rates
remain given below, selling rates ar on the hasIs
of 81 81 TO the for 60 days, and - s5G
81 SJ12 for sight. While equally as dull as y"s'tr-
day gold was frmer. The opening price was l0)'s
and il later advanced to 1854, remaining there
most OF tile day. Sales were restricted. On gold
loans tie rates were . 10 per cent for carving, To
fat on the borrowing side. The Assistant Treasurer
paid ont $50 900 in coin interest on Tie pui,ic debt,
and 500 0OO in redemption of called bonds. The
DAYS business as the Gold Clearing Department OF
the Bank of the state of New-lork covered: Gold
cleared Sl3417. 900; gold balances, S1,3Js,3a2;
currency balances, 81 l37, 225 We annex the prin-
cipal quotations of gold 800
1907 5 IO0'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17
THE MONEY MARKET.
10 A. M.-sALRs BEFORE TuK CALL

Official REToRT " y. STOCK EXCHASGE SALES,
FEBRUARY l6. 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17

BRITISH TRADE REPORTS
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 16.-A leading grain cir
cular says: The markets were nrmer this week ior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17
GOVERNMENT STOCK DlPARTMENT-2 O'CLOCK.
L g. 20 Co1pon 1867 900 liz .

SECOND BOARD-1 O'CLOCK p. NJ
Sccs Of state BONdS-RaitrOdo BonGs-BrnH ana ha''-
T.. NLLnIc "a
The daily gazette., 1877-08-13
THE EMMA NINE.

A letter from Elgin, ILL.,, to the Chica-
go Tribune conveys the following in ref
erence to the Emma Mine litigation un-
der date of Sd instant: "rhe Emma
Mine seems to prove fruitful source of
litigation, and the attorneys and court
attaches may discover a rich lode hid
den beneath the name. AS intimated in
9his column recently, r. b. Chisholm, of
this city, has brought suit in chancery
before the United States Court of Yer
mont, at Burlington, against Park &
Baxter, claiming 100000 1t is alleged
that the latter parties misrepresented
the condition of the company in Lon
don, and defrauded the plaintiff of the
above sum, as is alleged. When the
mine was sold to Park & Baxter for
1876, 900 MIR. Chisholm received in cash
$93 100 as his share. Before that time he
had received about 100000 from the
profits of working it, and since the sale
he has been paid about $4,000 in divi-
dends. Then to these may be added the
receipts from sales of his stock in Lon-
don. S16O,00O, making grand total OF
$500, 900 received by Mr.. Chisholm from
the Emma" He is now the wealthiest
man in Elgin.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-13
PERSONAL

Signor Gavazzi, of the free church of
Italy, is preaching in Ireland.
Blind Tom continues to learn by ear,
and is said to be "improving marvelously'
InEngland they are killing cattle by
dynamite, 1t is exploded on their fore
heads.
Governor Hartranft wore a faded hick-
ory shirt when he went to do battle with
riot.
Rogers, the sculptor, has finished in
plaster the figure for the state house at
Hartford.
When they ask colored soprano in
Georgia not to exercise her lungs any
more she quietly sets fire to the church
The report that Anna Dickinson learned
to ride horseback by sliding down ban
nisters is denied. Of course she began
on "hobby."
Joe Jefferson is worth million, own S
an island, and intends to retire soon and
60 a-painting. He is quite an amateur
success as an artist.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-13
STATE ITEMS.

One hundred andseven tents are on
the Camden camp grounds this year.
Milton, thus far, has been troubled
with no tramps except the drummers
and lightning rod agents.
Mr.. Harry Carpenter well known
tobacco dealer from Philadelphia lost
a very fine mare in Frederick last
Monday.
At the Camden csmp-grounds last
week, Revs. Ridgeway and Jones
were robbed of their pocket books, con
tanning $40 and $50 respectively.
Messrs. Black s. Co., of Milton laun
ched large double-deck three mast
schooner last week. 1t was christened
George W. Buckner, and is intended
for the Cuban trade. Capt. Charles
Wiltbank, master.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-13
Don't Worry About Yourself.

To retain or recover health, persons
should be relieved from anxiety concern
ing disease. The mind has power over
the body-for person to think he had a
disease will often produce that disease.
This we see effected when the mind is
intensely concentrated upon the disease
of another. We have seen person sea-
sick, in anticipation of a voyage, before
reaching the vessel. We have known
people to die of cancer in the stomach
when they had no cancer in the stomach
or any other mortal disease. A blind
folded man, slightly pierced in the arm,
has tainted and died from believing he
was bleeding to death. Therefore, per-
SONS should have their minds diverted
as much as possible from themselves. 1t
is by their faith that men are saved, and
it is by their faith they die. AS man
thinketh, so is he. Ii he wills not to die,
he can often live in spite of disease; and,
if he has little or no attachment for life,
he will slip away as easily as child will
fall asleep. Men live by their. minds as
well as by their bodies. Their bodies
have no life of themselves; they are only
receptacles of life-tenements for their
minds, and the will has much to do in
continuing the physical occupancy or
giving it up.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-13
DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY
DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY
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year or more very feeble. My health con
tinued to decline, and m y flesh and strength
wasted away, until l was unable to work,
or even go up stairs without great exhaus
tion. Isuffered from frequent and distress
ino ottnnko % nito h'a's 1F ti iIvoVl o, MY
food distressed me, causing acidity and
pain in the stomach; and L suffered from
extreme nervousness, constipation, and de-
bility of the system generally, my blood
being thin and poor and sluggish in circu
lation and was for years suffering all tn e
tortures of a confirmed dyspeptic. Abou t
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The daily gazette., 1877-08-13
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Fanny Davenport is taking London
swells by storm with her beauty.
Kate Claxton has been doing the
Two Orphans at jamestown, N. Y.
Minnie Palmer has 208 lovers at
Long Branch and still they come.
The streets of New York at popular
prices is still craving crowded house
at Nlblo's.
The PIttsburg theatres give no iudi-
cation of reopeniDg in consequence
of the labor troubles.
The strike on the Pacific slope has
affected very seriously the business OF
the California theatres.
Clara Louise Kellogg will give a
series of concerts for TWO months in
the principal towns and cities of Cali
fornia the proceeds to be devoted to
to the endowment of her proposed
New York College of Music.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-13

An attempt was made, yesterday, to
wreck an early through train on the
LIE high Valley Railroad. A switch was
unlocked and turned at Packerton, three
miles from Mauch Chunk, but the engi-
neer saw the danger in time to check the
speed of the train, and although all but
one of the cars left the track no person
was injured. A similar attempt was
made to wreck the same train near Will
kesberre, on Friday morning.
The blockade on the entire line of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal was re-
moved on Saturday, and four or five
boats left Cumberland for Georgetown.
Little traffic, however, is probable for
some time, as the boatmen are d eter-
mined not to resume navigation at the
old rates, and the miners in the coal re-
gion are still on a strike. United States
troops and Maryland militia remain on
guard at Sir Johns ruu.
A mass meeting of working men was
held in Columbus, Ohio, on Saturday
night, at which resolutions were adopted
denouncing the Republican and Demo
cratic parties aid the administration of
President Hayes, and an executive COM
mittee was appointed to take steps to
wards the nomination ofState and coun-
ty working mems tickets.
AT mass meeting of working men,
held in Cincinnati on Saturday, a full
State ticket was nominated, headed by l..
Bond of Cincinnati, for Governor.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-13
THE VAR.
GREECE EXCITED AND LIKELY TO
DECLARE WAR.


LONDON, August 10, 1877.-To make up
for the inactivity OF the army in Bulgaria
the Russians are once more commencing
10 attack the Turkish positions in Asia,
ana 1t is likely that news of decisive bat
tie In that portion of the theatre of war
Will soon be forthcoming. In the meantime
Turkey is threatened by another foe on her
southern frontier.
There are already 5000 Greek soldiers in
position along the Turkish frontier. War
between Turkey and Greece becomes daily
more and more probable unless Turkey
withdraws the Circassian cutthroats from
her provinces having Greek population.
A large crowd marched through the streets
of Athens on Sunday shouting "War {!
war!" 1t is believed that the moment for
Greece to take action is near.
The departure of troops to the frontier
continues amid much enthusiasm, The
King will hold a review near the frontier
at Lamia. Two Prussian generals have
been invitnd tn take ooniaoud, UuJ de-
clined.
A Constantinople dispatch says it is ru-
mored that the cholera has appeared in the
Russian camps.
A correspondent at Sistova, under date
of Saturday, says that Gen. Dragomirof
Is in Tirnova, not before Lovatz. Prince
Mirsky is intrenched before Selvi, and after
the abandonment of Kazanilk it seems
doubtful whether the Balkan passes will
continue to be held by the Russians. Eight
thousand starving Bulgarian refugees are
in Selvl. The weather to-day has broken.
There are heavy and continuous rains.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-13
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CHAS. E. PEARCY.
SETH w. FOWLE & SONS, Proprie-
tors, SO Harrison Ave, Boston. Sold by all
Druggists. Pamphlets free.
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The daily gazette., 1877-08-13
PERUVIAN SYRUP
PERUVIAN SYRUP
From a Merchant.
NORTH sEARsMoNr, Sept. Q, 1s

NORTH SEARSMoNT, sept. 9, 1870
Dear Sir-It gives me very great pleasure
to inform you of the benefit received from
the use of PERUVIAN SYRUP in my
own family. My wife, for the past ten
years, has been in feeble health-very
much debllitated generally Last Spring
she concluded to try a bottle of PERU
WAN SYRUP, and was so we'll pleased
with the result, continued its use until three
or four bottles had been used, and she is
now in better health than at any time for
ten years, and has increased in weight from
40 pounds to 126H. 1 have employed ply
sicians, and used great variety of patent
medicines, to the extent of hundreds of dol
lars, and know she received more benefit
from the p PERUVIAN SYRUP than all the
rest together
My sales of the Syrup are very large
and constantly increasing, and l do not hes
itate to recommend and even warrant 1t to
give satisfaction. If you desire you are at
liberty to use this communication as you
see fit, as 1t gives me pleasure to reoom
mend so good an article to suffering hu-
manity. Yours truly,
ITHIEL PEASE.