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matters, and the uncompromisins onn,
nent Of quackery of every kind, P''
MAPS.
In addition to all of which the publish.
ers intend furnishing their patrons with ,
series of engraved Maps, embracing tb.
twenty-five States of the Union, &c., ex.
hlbltng the situation, &C., of rivers, towns
mountains, lakes the sea board, int, MI
improvements, as displayed in canals rail-
roads, &C., with other Interesting and use.
full features, roads, distances, &C., form;nI-
complete Atlas for general use and ;D2
formation, handsomely executed, and each
distinct map on large quarto sheet, G, an
expense which nothing but the splendid
patronage which for six years past has
been so generously extended to them
could warrant.
The Philadelphia Saturday Courier IS
still continued in its large form, at the
same price as heretofore The Philadel-
phla Mirror, being quartz edition of the
Saturday Courier, with its increased at
! fractions, and printed on the best fine white
paper of the same size as the New-York
Albion, will be put at precisely one half
the price of the valuable journal, viz
Three dollars per annum, payable in ad-
vance, (ncIuding the Maps)
WOODWARD & CLARKE.
Philadelphia.
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publishing our dvertisements. may l.
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SILK.-Mr Whtmarsh, silk cutur-
ist in Northampton, has recently returned
from France, whittier he went to acquire
additional information respecting his ia
vorite pursuit. The Northampton Cou-
rier states, on his authority, that there are
comparatively few large establishments in
France or Italy, for the raising of cocoons
or growth of mulberry trees. The whole
business, in its incipient stages, is con-
Quoted by individual farmers. The road
sides are lined with the trees. Groves
are found everywhere, but so scarce is the
raw silk in France, that the manuactur-
ers were rejoiced to learn that its growth
was about to be commenced in America.
Information of every kind is given with
the greatest cheerfulness by the silk-grow-
ers and the manufacturers. The business
is systematised great deal. Some raise
the leaves, and sell them to others who
iced the worms. Purchasing the cocoons
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British and Foreign Bible Society,"
The net receipts Of the last year were
986,8l9 IS. 3D., equal to s385,8OO. To-
tai issue of Bibles and Testaments, 552,-
8l2 The anniversary was held at Exc
ter hall on the 4th of May. Lord Bexley
presided. N. Y Com. Ado.
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DR. ELY AND SLAVERY At great
anti-abolition meeting in Missouri, after
the excitement which occasioned the death
of DR. Boseley, Rev. DR. Ely said,-
That it was with pleasure he was able
to deny all participation with the aboli-
tionists of the north, either in opinion or
action-that he was not now, and never
had been, a favorer of the doctrine-that
he regarded slavery as an evil, which
could only be destroyed by Legislative &C
ton, and he viewed those men who are
now creating this excitement, as deficient
in philanthropy and piety-that he was
the absolute owner of one slave, and was
at present contracting for others-and that
all publications which in any degree con-
nected him with abolition, were without
his knowledge or consent.
The New Hampshire Anti-Slotery So
ciety held its anniversary on the Cd and
Sd inst. One resolution passed, was,
ResoIred, That inasuuch as faith with.
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-07
D.. =. 7a.Aygss
ARTIFICIAL NIPPLE.

THE Subscribers hare Just purchase ]
a supply Of the uborc instrument which
has been successfully used for the las, two
or three years Tor that distressing COM
plant, sore or cxcoria,cd nipples; or
where the nipple is entirely. wanting; Or
where the ehiids mouth is 80 sore dat Il
cannot nurse on the natural nipple.-Thc
artificial nipple is recommended By ihc
highest medical authorities on the SUBJECT,
in this country. Dr.. Devices Of Phila.
dclphis. and DR.. scualI Of Washington
City. as the certificates annexed viii ai-
test; 10 which the medical faculty Of this
place, give their entire concurrence, hav-
ing witnessed its successful application.
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The Indians Panacea.

ESOR the cure Of rheumatism Serofula o.
II Kings Evil, Goui, Scia,iea, or Hip Cout In
capient Cancers. Sal, Rhcum, Syphilitic and hics
eunal diseases. particularly Ulcers and painful af
aio,ions f,hc bones. liberated Throat and Noa
t'il.. Ulccn OF every description, Fever sores,
and internal Absocsscs; Fiatulus, Pilp, scald
head, Senrsry. Bi!es. Chronic. Sore Eyes. Eye rc.
sipclas. Blocl,ts, and every variety ofcon,agcnus
Affection, Chronic Caairh, Headache, proceeds, g
from an acrid humor; Pain in the Stomach and
Dyspepsia, proceeding from vitia,iun: Affections
Of the Liver. Chronic inflammation Of the Kidneys,
and general debility, caused by torpid action Of
the vessels Of the skin. II Is sinsularlr ccacious
by rcnova,ing thosr constitutions which bave been
bioken down b. injIdcinus treatment, OF jurrnilc
Irregularities, In general terms, il is reco,.,n,r-.
ded TO all those .ii.eascs which arises from murr
sed in the blood. vtiaion Of The humors, Of what
ever name or kind
Some Of The abose complaints may require sone
tfifiin. assistant applications, which The circum.
stances Of The case will dictate; bat for a general
remedy or Parjfaasor, 10 rem-re ae caasr, TmE In.
DiaS's PASacE, will generally be f,unL sufficient.
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House Of Entcrtainnlcnt.
ka||||a

1NHE Subscriber informs his friend.
- and the public generally, ,ha, he has.
taken tho house iorpcrly occupied by Mr.
Wm. Royal, as House Of Entertain rncnt
and is prepared to accommodate all Who
may favor him with call, in tho bcs,
manner.
His table will be a. all times furnished
with tho test the up country n,afkes can
afford. His bar with the choices, LIQUORS,
his stables with the mos, Wholesome BRO.
vision. attended by faithful os,lcr-, and
from his constant attention, and unr, nit.
ting exeriions TO please, he hopes 10 mcri,
a share Of public patronage.
A. d. JOHNSON.
Lancaster March l2--7.-3m
The Charleston Mercury, Columbia
Telescope, Chcraw Gazette. and Char
'eite Journal will publish the above four
times and send their accounts to This Of.
fec for rartnrr'
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DIR. Eiiiai, Pratt

UEAR SlR:
Az feel il matter OF much. pubic
Importance, 10 possess means of lessen
ing the terrible suffering !rom sore nj, :
pies; ! hare much pleasure in being able
TO ny. that the shield you offer for the
preventing and cure Of this malady, is
better adapted to tho purpose than any 1
have heretofore seen. 1n two or three in-
stances, have known .rcm to be used
t.'uch satisfaction has been expressed /, and
have no hesitation TO belierc. il will scne-
rally succeed. lam 50 well persuaded Of
this. as this moment, that. cannot fofbcar
TO express wish. that our City. through
the various Apo'hccaries, msy Be supplied
uith them.
am, yours, sc.
d. p. DEVICES, M. q.
Philadelphia, Jan. 18th, 1884.
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SECOND .ciT;oN 81
FIFTY THOUSAND
Dollars,
Thirty thousand dollars,
THIRTY THOUSAND,
Two of twenty thousand,

The excessive demand for tickets in Apri
has Reluctantly obliged Sylvester to disap
poiu. so many Of his patrons, that arrange
men,s haze been made with the manager ,o
afford The same brilliant ehances-by repea.
ting similar lotteries for May. Your atten.
ton is particularly directed to
Grand Consolidated Extra, No. 8 draws 9th
May. capital 900, 900. Virginia, Weelsburg,
No. 2, draws A,h May, capital $50. 600.
Visginia, Norfolk, No.l draws 2isi May.
capital $50, 600, Alexandra, No. 8. draws
SD May. capital. 10000. Virginia, Peters
burg. No. 8 draws 2S,h May, capital,
$4,000
Sylvester s,renuously urges immgdiase ap-
plication % all who wish to participate III
rhe advantages that must resuld TO adrentu-
tiers in lhse truly Magni6eien Lotteries
Each day is produc,isc ot wealth TO. those
who hold on The hem of the garment Of for
times favorite child.
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Pamphlet. On Gardening.

Calculated W tbe subscriber. 10 aaswrr Tor Cam.
dcn and The adiseen, country, near Tho same !a.i.
tuir.
lJ'Thc above Seeds arc warranted Should any
ono Gud them otherwise, after fair trial, others
wilt he given in their place Ssv 81
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sAi.alAauA1,,

.s',=iss SAi1alAlzliSS5 5i.s..,-ss--. s.,,..--..
ihis y the mIscel!ancous department Of the pa.
per- ana u w1li DC so managed We hope, as TO give
lest 10 all the rest II will be composed IF every
variety of material sober news, both foreign and
domcstic-gemarks upon the fashions fun and fno,.
ic-scraps and oddities in fine, every thing We
CLEAN of Wit and merriment, will be crosGed into
our columns.
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
To aid our own eDdeayors in sustaining The in :.
trrest Of the paper, the propretors aye gone 10 t
expense Of establishing foreign corresponding.
which is nov in full operation. Upon this scurce
we shall rely tor early intelligence Of English Spor,
ing, a. well as for The interesting details Of feien
,eI,.eais, :, and fashionable scandal, &c. &c. And
~ Me same Tune, we shall carry on TN extensive
aomest'c correspondence ; and our readers shaii
hear as oit-n AZ t,ey will from the ii7ri, ietie,
writer's Of d'stan: cities, as well as from onr old
and popular correspondents, Tic G;,fs =, IT,. e'1
And, lest oil these attempts to p,eas. shonId en-
short Of our wishes, we shall shortly commence tha
publication o: -
GALLERY OF coMlcALlTiEs,
Or series Of caIricainIes. And Il these faiI "a
make readers laugh, II win be bccaua The Amen.
GIN Johnston and English Cruikshank have ceasea
to sketch, or grown musiy in their wit. q
Such are the prominrnt features in ahc plan OF
our publication. With considerable expcrienee.
and some enthuslasm n the chosen line Of hs prp.
iesxion, the editor will only pledge himself to his
eadcrs for the most jealous and untiring industry
Terms Of Subscription and .3dre,hsine.
The new series Of the New York Spirit Of Ae
7imrs. for toxn and country, is pubaishcd cverv
Saturday morning, in the quarto form, on paper Of
The finest texture, cf the mammoth n1c, and w,iI,
new and very beautiful type, aud forwarded By ihe
earliest mails, with the utmost caro- and punciuai.
", at the following prices:
For six months, so
.adrersise.zen,.:.7he invar;ablc Charge for cd
vcrtiscmenis, win be,
ts. insertion, per square Of g lines, 3 90
Each subsequent insertion, 050
Advertisers are expected TO ray in advance, or
eive city reference
publication Office, IN Broadway, corner ofCour,-
sand,,:rert, where communications, p.., paid, NAV
be addressed 70 ''s''
WILLIAM T. PORTER.
EdItnr, and agenrfos The psoprirtoss.
New Tc-R Feb. 90. 1876.
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H N Gi3 95
G.aR RDEf.yEEOS

The subscribers are now receiving supply Of
English Garden Seeds, Of the growth Of 1885,
which they can recommend with great confidence
10 their friends and customers, as being frcah and
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vIasAisesoa City.

February 4th,. 1891.
Having examined Dr.. Prait's newly in
vented nipple shields, aud witnessed its
practical applications among my patients,
| Jake grca, pleasure in recommending it
rs decidedly superior to q y thing prcvi-
ously known. 1t constitutes q. pcrfcet re-
mcdy for thst distressing nalady, sore
nipples, = disease which SO frequently
aHiic.s nursing women.
THOMAS SEyNALI, n. D.
Prof. Anst Il Physiology.
Columbus College. b. C.
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The Instrument is accompanied with
printed directions for its application, and
prescrvsion.-i. can be packed up .in a
small compass, and sen, to any part Of tho
country by Staet-pricc s5-Addrcss
YOUNG e. McKAlN.
Camden, 3. G..
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$4,000 dolls.
twentv thou.
sand dollars.
50 Prizes of $1,000.
Vfrginia tate Lottery.

Virginia tate Lottery,
For lI,c benefit ,f tho Petersburg Bcncvo-
leu, Mechanic Association. 10 bc drawn a,
Alexandra, Va. Saturday. May %, 1895.
CAPITALS
10000; 10000 i1.000; 500; 1000:
5000, 27o0; 300 5000; 1910 5 Of 1900.
50 Of 1000; 100 Of 500, "a Of $50 81 o,
$50 &c
cestif cate Of q package CT e Whole Tiekc.a "
sen.ibf s1a0. Shares in proportion.
8. I. SYLVESTER
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CASES OP RHEUHATIsM.

SHAaLEsfos, Nov 10, 1851.
During lac last wintsr and spring. sas aiilic.
ted With seiy seve.r and dis,icssins Rheumatism
oceasoned BY exposure in bad ~cailrr ..s
take srcai pies.ar 10 sta,ing. that sS so,l!e. os
The Indian . Panseea, RESTORED ~. 70 ,crsee,
lseaih, and eoo6deutiy rrcaa,Head il 70 III .u,.
ilafiy afflicted,
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The above catalogue Of seed completes the as
sar,ncnt Of sccd Cor this climate, gcnersl stock o
which win always Be kept on hand and so!d II the
YoI;NG q. M.KAiN.
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JOHN FERGUSON, K;s...s.
. CrtHiEsToS. March ~ SR99

ras sciscd sbau, three yeas sinec wiih dis.
'fess,ug RncunaLx;n Caused by taking q .crS,c
cold w.,ir ondrr The influence oi mercury. and
wiicn has disabled me from business nearly evcr
! SINCE. During this period have been patent In
tho Marine Hospital 10 this City, upwards Of four
months nearly, and the samc length OF TING In ,hc
Baltimore Hospital and tried almos, every rrn,e.
dy, ith little benefit. On tho 10Th Of February
AND at thai time scarcely able 10 more abou, unon
eruIeErs. commenced the use Of Tho Indian &
Paaaeea. In one mouth found mye.lf cn,,rrlv
cured from The pain, and am now happy 10 .,.ir
that feel fay'S'fss,seeI;y wM 4;,,:sr, well ;,
CJEE FOR sCRorULoUS ULCERS
Nav yoHx, Sep, 10. 1890.
This mar certify. that IN tho fall Of ie.5, was
teincd with swelling in rny neck and facc. which
afterwards liberated and became large ghs.,lv nj.
GERS In my neos. AIR trying several rhvs,cian,
To no advantage, weniso Philadelphia, and placed
myself under tho care OF Dra Phy.ic and Hcsch
WHEN, alrf repeated salvation 10 no ctI;c, wa,
pronounced totally incuiablc. AGltruar,.. / ,ool
tsrnty bottles Of Swain Panacea and cieh, bottle,
OF fo,.rrs Ca,horon, with no material bcne6,
Dcs2aring OF life, WHICH had now become hur.
tsen 70 me, returned u my parents in New York
IN ie!g, and gave myself up 10 lincrtin, dcaih
Hearing Of the great succcss Of TnE i.n,ss'. "a.
SacrA. however, in cases similar 70 my ONE. I was
Pcrunadcd 81 try II, AZ last resort To ms orra,
surprise as we'll sa.issc,ion, SOON found mys,li
rapidly recovering, and upon takiug seven b,i,lc..
Inc ulcer. hcaied and bcca.ncp.Hecuy well in Tho
rourse Of two months, and have remained SO crer
.Inec. make this statement and wish i, published
Tor t'e benefit OF those who are suffering unde, 81.
n''af scroiuous or syphiltc affections, ,ha: they
niy know wha, has cufed one who has suffered
very thing but death, and who considers hi. life
"a :,, Tcd sy s'e above syrup WM. 1INIIAN
The above Medicine may be had at
WILLIAM REYNOLDS
DRUG STORE, CAMDEN. s. 6
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To the Public.

IIev true i, Is ~, r',cdctn Phrsic!sny;n ,rir
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Thirty thousand Dolls.

10000: 10000, &, 900; 1000; 34i0;
90 of30O0 80 Of 800: i00of 500, 81 Of
280 81 Of Zoo: Go.
t{ Tickets a,ily 10 dollars.
Certificate .f package Of 25 whole
Tickets ID This Magnificent Scheme may
be had Cor Sl30-Shares in proportion.
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Virginia State Lottery,
CLASS NO. 9

Endowing th. Leesburg Academy, and
for other purposes, To be drawn at Al.
exaadria. Va. Saturday. May 2, 1886,
CAPITALS.
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The following certificates, on, OF hundreds sisni.
lar which u,ghi be procured, arc giren 10 show
The effect Of TaE lspiAs's PAsAeEA, in Tho vari.
ous complaints therein u,cnIoucd; and also To CT.
hibit 10 The moot satisfactory manner is supcrori.
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~. i. UEs W Er.s5s N. u.
Philadelphia, Jan. 18th, 1884.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28
RINTED AND PUBLISHED BY CALLAHAN Il TILLEY

Cranston aud the other by Captain Brewer
The storm continued with great violence
during the following night and the next day.
Those ships were never after heard from ;
it was conjectured that they must have run
foul of each other during the thick snow
storm, and both went to the bottom. The
loss of those ships made more than 200
women Of the town Of Newport widows.
The price Of prime Negro slave at
Newport was at this time, about 100 oun-
ces of silver, as appears from official docu-
ments.
The name of the Post Master in New
port was Cuthbert Campbell.
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&c, WILL BE GRATEFULLY RECEIVED

Give what thou wilt, without THEE, we are
poor,
And with THEE rich, take what thou wilt away"
o. happiness, how far we fee.
Thine sweet oath in search Of thee"
When had finished my story, and my
sermon, my friend left me in an excellent
humor. The sun had dissipated the morn
ing fogs, tie chilly air had given place to-
the mild beams of September. He pulled
off bis mittens, and thrust them into his
coat pocket, and declared he would go
home to his wife aud little ones, and stay
in Maine one year longer, al least.
Reader, have you ever felt the wesierr
fevorl Ponder well this simple, story en-
large the picture in some ofils bearings, for
it will bear enlarging, ask of hose who
have tried the experiment themselves,
whether it he wise to leave tolerable com
Portable home, for one that is at best un-
certain. II there is a chance thar you may
better yourself by removal, is their not n
chance or two, that your better may turn
out worse. Remember,
Striving 10 BETTER Oft we mar what's well.
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RHODE.IsLAND REPUBLICAN,.
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ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding a square
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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01
STATE OF THE RISING GENERATION.

Looking the other day the pages, OF very nte-
resting periodical, published in this city, called the
Mothers Magazine" it suggested to mind
-"how many children there in New York, growing
up in ignorance and immortality ~ Onputting the qacs-
ton a bt nevolent gentleman that we met yesterday
in our rambles he replied there are, at least, ten
thousand children of both grotrtag up in the
streets, lanes, horeis and highways of New York, it
out educatioa-icittOut moraLs-oithom religion-and
almost pitsout shoes stockings for their feet pro-
visions for their mouths"
This statement astounding il is is under the
truth. J. ]. Roosevelt Esq. formerly able and elo-
quen member of the Corporation, made report the
subject five years ago. und at that period, stated in
disputabe data, that the youth Of this city under sir
teen years of age that could not read trrite rere
treatyJfue thousand souls.
This immense body of youth principally the sons
and daughters of widows, who have to work the
die, the wash tub for living-and whose scanty
wages hardly keep their souls and bodies together
from the beginning of the year to the end of it.
Only lock at the alarming fact. body ofthe ten
twelve thousand young human beings growing vice
and ignorance, the very midst of one hundred splendid
temples for worship surrounded by piles Of wealth and
coteres ofiterat and inerspersed with thousand pa
laces inhabited by people of fashion, who frequently
pend $i0O0for the confectionery gormandzed att single
gay party IL the thunderbot of the Almighty is averted
from ghering Spires or the forked ightnings of
Heaven strikes the barren heath instead Of these spen
did palaces, let US not suppose that "who live move
and have being" will escape, either here hereafter
condgn punishment, fthese things permitted longer
disgrace age and country High rents high pro-
Visions exortou avarce and all the passions of
the corrupted human breast only increase the evil
Even civil auhorities-the Corporation itself-that
should provide remedy are but devising contemplate
schemes of speculation, by removing the Post Office
from the centre of business preventing inquiry into
Gas Monopoes, thus adding to the calamity Of the times
and the expenses living.
We shall investigate this awfu-ths terrible subject
fully in a day or two.
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NEW YORK GAS COMPANY
QuERIEs-To Chester jennings. and f5e n


Gas Light Company.
Does Dir. Jennings own stock in the n Y. Gas Jqbr
company and to what amount Does Mr. Jenuinrs
ieei to certify any thing against said Gonna
would ME Jennings have burnt oil in his lamns =, he
Cy Hoelor the last forty days he had considered The
Gas light sufficient for his purposef Why did NJ
Jennings refrain from burning Gas for the last forty
;, inerrogatofy 10 the New York Gas Light Companv
now Is the extension of the late calamous FIRE TO be
accounted for? nv :" o'
Is the IN. y. u. L. Company aware that when the
thermometer is below zsro the a,nospber a; ''.o
such state that the chemical cennexen between IN.
oxygen and nitrogen IS so disconnected that 6ame !.
only required to make an explosion
- ne ~. l. VI. l.. Company aware that it is in its
power to blow up the city OF New York by oh,.;n;n
lie" ton OF manganese by which nufacture owen
gas and by simultaneously introducing some into he;r
pipes with the hydrogen gas they dispense TO the nub
h ie' any anld w,ie by lighting her gas pipe may
New York? ~ 1''qua~e 'or
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NETWORK, TUESDAY, MARCH l, 1886.

Latin-and write book tolerably we-alI but
grammar and spelling. She has at present about $500
in her purse and only claim against her by the Rev. Mr.
Hoyr for $500, which he shall get if we can help
it, She has also fine young boy to begin the world WITH
small item in housekeeping. No Catholic Priest need
apply-Maria having had enough of these people. But
sound Presbyterian Parson, of good character and
toerabe appearance, would not be refused. Wdowers
are out of the question-but objections would be
made to a Wall street broker. Applications BY letter
addressed Madcmsiselle Maria Monk and left at the
Herald Office, No. las Nassau street, will be attended
TO.
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W Fanny kemble sails for England On the 25th q,
April She returns to the stage, and her husband goa.
into the orchestra
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01
NETWORK, TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1886.

II ladies' gentlemen and faaes residing from Broadway 10
Mulberry and from Climber between these
berrgy served by leaving their this Office We have
regular carrier on that route.