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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

the apartment OF the following CONN, ticrs
nr,de i> snr Speaker Since TIN. last Adjournment,
wa, announced by Inc journal.
On EAotioas.- NJ, ssf>. Claborne, of Niryi-
ma, Griffin, Haw kins, Burns, k,lgprc, Buchanan.
ManrN, B0Na, and Young.
~ IIags and Rcaas.-Alc.>rs Csnbrelcnc
hehm, Loyal, Corwin, Johnson, nj Tenn, Smith,
La"ieaoc, lngcrsoil, and Owens.
On ttn'mS.--M,s srs. NhiltlrSrN, Of OHIO,
FORESTER, Grrnnel, Davis, Taiairrro, Clmn,hcry,
ei h'hinchy, Darlington, Graham, and Russ, II.
On Comm',ce--M,,ssr> SulIe land. pincknry.
tearee, oi khode Island. Gilet, Phillips, John
son, OF Louisiana, lngIam, Cushnan. aud Nc
Neon.
I'm Pubic JaHiS.- McS>,. Boon. W ,louns of
y. '.Lmc"in, Casey, kenno,,, Dunlsp Chairman.
Harrison, OF Ml>>oHr,, aud Yell
On The Foa OBice and Post Roaas.-Nlrs<rs.
oonnor, Briggs, Lap0rir, Hall, ofN c.non. Cl,yc.
fnd French, Shields, Hopkins, and k,luorc.
On TIE D'Sirit II Coiumbto.--Alessrs. W. b.
shepard, i!cl,rr, Bouldin Washington. Lane
Rogers, Fart, Ill, Moore, aud Claiborne, OF Miss,
On me J'"ticadrg.--Mcssrs. Thomas, Hardin.
Pierce, OF Nrw Hampshire, Robertson, Pcy,on,
iooeey, Marin, s"wcrforl, and Ripley
On Revolutionary Ciaims.--Aiessrs Mullen
berg, Crane, aianGu;of, iurrsl. Beaumont, Crair.
Chapln, Cndern ood, aud Weehs
On Pubic E99snditures-A iessrs. Pare, Clark.
heLe"e, Mason, Leonard, tialey, White, Pier
son, Cdetwood.
q. PIRATE Lard Ciaims.--hIessrs. Carr.
'si9fal'i', blade, Garland, OF La.
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day. 40. than the easnAifa q" an ho"s u.
any GAY, So TIM, could nol have lost sne'e
speech, unlessa very shor one.
However prevailing tic restraint whici veded, +
during ,ho liie OF Mr.. Madison, this record "t me
creation oi on Constitution, tie gray. "le" H's
closed over all hosc who participated IN us io'-
matinu has ,cparafcd irn acts from all tai =
etson,l Ia him lie4n. IL, anxiety i"r ti'fh
carl, publicity alter Il IS III removed, may re
inferred from hi, having it,'m transcribed and r.
yiycd by hinrstlf ard, II MY be "ddcd, tic
knuwu Ni,hr, 81 lbs llnsifiauS TRENDS, ihond'
Jcilcsun, aud o.he distinguished patrols, the ma
pnrani light they would shed for present ~ wen as
future usefulness, he,iles ny de,irr To iullii ihe
pecunarv obligations imposed by his VIII, urged
their appearance, without awaiting the i'"p''a--
ton Of lis olinr works and edtly measures
were aecording, adopted by NE 10 ascertain from
publishers IN various parts III the U'n"h we terms
on which lhrir publication could be effected.
It WAS also intended 10 publish with these De-
bate, II use latenhy him in the Congress Of The
Comic dcri,ion in 1852, % and u 81 which he
then mcnhfi, aGd selections mad by him
self. and prepared pna,.l his eAe, from Iu' Letters
narrat,ug ia" proceedings ol that body dHrng tine
periods 81 ms srfs Ialt, preilSlne tie Debates
IN l77o ON the Declaration oil Independence. hy
Thomas J tolson, 81 as To enl ody all III" rncito-
rails in that shape k'5own fo'rAi>t. has expose
If the slullinn al t'e country under the COncd-
eraon and liz defects Of he old = stem Of Gov
ernntnl r,i ctocd IN he proceeding. undrr it,
seem to convey sncb preceding informant ii as
,houli accompany TIE Debate, the totma
lion Of llo Constitution by which II vas supcrsc-
ded.
The proposals which hive been received, 80 tal
from corresponding vii: tho expectations OF M
Madison WHEN he charged tie first Of these Work>
with thosr lceacles, laee evidenced that their pub
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Classical. English and Mathematical,
School,

M next session OF tins school will commence
n on Monday. 2nd of Jauuary next, and termi
nate On the 3lSt OF The following May Every pa.
p'i WIN DC considered as engaged from the day of
specified. '''
in't'on ices the same as heretofore
,. nc course OF instruction VIII comprehend the
"fees' Latn' French, Spanish aud Italian jano,,a-
ses, ancient aud Modern History, Ancient aud Mod
III together With all the branches OF Eng
"su LEuIa'ien usually studied in preparatory schools
S DUO mathematics, including Arithmetic, Algebra
.lane apa solid Geometry, Plane and Spherical III
eonolretfy' Ionic Sections, with several oths, IN.
. . .ons OF Algebra to Geometry. survevin..
cuus. Tor, ,u'ee' ~ trhi'
Dec - i' ~
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NEGiiOE.S w me: 10.

" f. will pay fir prices tor 80 o. able bodied
w Negroes, Ia work Ga the Canal the ensuing
year, near this piace--wc invite owners to call on
us.N e also want to hire day labofcis, without re-
gard to colour, TO keep up force from the Goth
instant, during hoiyda,s.
BAEE & PACKER.
December Is 81 il.
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az ,,ez m H.. 4. Is m the cB3ly 81 Hcekat5ss
COVER SeR'S SAb Akf.
Mr. NAV offered the iniowlng reSo'ui9nA;
Resoire3, Tat me committee Of mahee b
instrue,ed 10 inquire into the c>pcd'rnes ''sih-
rreasins the sal1ry of tic Governor oi the ten-
wealth..
Mr.. M, sail. IN presenting tins resolution, III.
,her.e rn,tl senrepls ie ,tpuhi on s ''''''d oa
ANY me thai the salary of the Chief Magistrate 81
.,he State WIS inadequate. ne 'hp2''an. %
n, services ttafliring the devotion o. h'aiiV nj
his ti.,,e. eni4isd tai pubic isnrlionnrN, IN vi.
Ms o,ils.iaa. 10 . larger salary ilan he had III
iiefto received. ........
Air. Mr. ssisl moved To amend 'he ltsihiie"
b,aI,iiae = dne.Iion 10 nqairr no li.c proples
ejiacres.ns lhe salaries Of the Judges oi III"
General Cont. 1hr remarks % the gentleman
from Petersburg wssill apply 10 lhem with much
greater force than IL he Goycrn"r
Mr. Mile, sanl IN II hrinr opposed to the sli"e
proposition. he movrd 10 add the salaries of the
other officers of the Government.
Mr. Davenport hoped the gentleman from Nof-
folk would Withdraw his amendment M'lnorlas
would be presented in "a ie" days on behaif oil iia
Judges al the General Court; and their eaSf Ms
SO Ieenarls strong that lr hOted II wnnid hot
he weakened bv compiling Win that al any 't'Hi
officers of the Gaynom.n'.
Mr. Mnrd nieh said he W oll w,thdfa" iis mo
ton, with the understanding, ''gt II ur Wen'ohs
ais alluded tadij pat rnnr i'', he >nond otter i's
rronesiinn IN ths fr.n af Il Sap.lttr resolution
hereafter
Tb,. atn<tiea -. then nut on MI MAJ rt.>a-
i,,;on and 1.,if.j M, me nrp dive. ave, A. noes
~
CHARGES AGAINST VII son n. S,liNN.
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y, q''s'o'l 3"s - w Wy - -,
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ASK IT. ieifi.hs' 10 = s@''' commute "''' -
Pafnen'at lhN'r. 10 I'M ''rn'"''N ~ Wv ~
party hef"' IL iaPea tl' commute" ""u" ~ IN
~ eonsitiut-d oil mfih3t.. o' tI' parry 10 WIN
appear oeiofe TIE committee .o' II" "''n,d w
shiiihs own fdlS TO aF'nc nS '"N'' ''' ~
Tier ASKED u, Nie f'q''4 "' N'' sum- '''' 'N'
memorial shnhld ~ lr3d Al Ul' \"'N ''o"'
The Sltk rad II" memorial
Mr. Shian llen addressed "a" i'""'' Al G" SUI
cradle length, repeline tii' ch'tSrS contained ~
the men Oral, and explaining u" CIRCUMSTANCES
under which he hal been accused Tie conehl-
dcd b, expressing dcslt" that the memoir ii
should be rel.rfed II IA commit g, with power II
send for persons aud pap'r'.
MIR. Sniihl, ri +. submitted the following fes9-
buttons
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Foeirr hhairs,y oi Con.
On lgrisef,ate NJ. Bo,kcr, Bca, d
btro, BSii,s, Loean. paeip,, Edncr, Bae.
On gadiaB dfairs - 1ios.rs. Boil, Nee MY,
Evneii. ,siae, Iinknf.. Cancy, Mont. mef,
GaAlaI - y.
On i,t1ogg .iga.ss. Nes'rs. Jphq.on, II X.
Ward Thomson. - on. Banell, Ritkav, An;ltu-
ny. Mano, Of \. Y. Caias l. a,,cock.
Ontbc .Utiifih Ms. Glasoock. lIcufef-
som, Ndtn y. fna#f " agi,.r Calhoun, 81
Na>s., joshua IL, al :. ieiA, Cartrr, Grt,,',
Holt.
I'm Naral 1 9ai.s.--Np>srs. J,rvs. Millieaa,
Lsns'ng. kerd, tirsvson. Parker, Wrr, Ash
Craudsnd.
On Fo,,ign ffai,s--Me.sr, n.anrl, cra-
mer, Hamer. Allan. Of ~, Purss, Coshne J'ek-
,oH, nj Ga. nroneoal,, II, uchcr.
On hr Ytrr,fotits.--AIc>sr>. Pat ~. Poe,,
Brown, picken>, P,auer, Of Muydnd, Hal, III
Name, Jotps"a, ii Nifeiaia Boyd, Mdlrr,
q" Revolutionary PeasioaS.--\l' ',rs Ward
we'll, Lea. Of eoaessee. Law, Jouc,, Storcr,
MurpaI', l<iinnen>nifb, B5ed Fry.
On L,ra!d Peasions N.~srs. Realc, Scllcnch,
F,slor, lI,rrisoi1, u pepn>, lyanIa, Doni'eda>,
lloar, Howell Jeniier Williams. of kcntuchf.
q, Roa3s md Caaois. ---Me,,rs. Mercer, Nn-
ton. Ln.a,, Resl.5tl4. Of Illinois, Steele, Calhoun,
OF kcnlneky, Evans. Mekrnnen, Hard.
Nj. Adm, presented the petition Of ; Brainard
aud eleven hundred ntiarS, chizcns of Boston,
pray ae oi the rpal 81 Tho dolir, ON lor'ien coa
and moved thai the SAINT hr referred to the tpn-
miltoc ga Manufactures.
Mr.. Patton thoughl Tia, il lsmu,h rs petitions
If a similar import lad already been referred
The COMMITTEE al ~ and Means, it would b.
well that tins pstiilea, liso, shouId take slnIif
reference.
Mi A dams sad taat he considered these pct-
lions. Of WHICH d. you'll prohatly ec errat
number. rs materially affecting tie whole qurs,
ti,n OF 'hrlafil nd consequent, the wIn'" manu-.
features oi the country. IL did not wish 10 en-
ter juto any batt. the .uhl"ct at this tu', but
j., moved thu the.qnsl1oa ON tie rc'crrcnee be
taken bN ytas and nafs.
The vas aud H,Ys iaslnp bcru ordered, Mr..
Lincoln, al Massachusetts. tHhp hal presented il
petition OF SIMILAR import, from >undiv citizens al
that state, whrh hid been referred 20 the Com
ui,r~. ol Wa,S and Medo5,) rose, and proceeded 10
state that il the reference proposed by the gem
llpman from Massachusetts Mr.. AlanrS) was per.
sisted in, hl> (Nr - ncmoriaI would hc placed
IA n very awkward situation. Mr.. l.. was going
on 10 examine the pteprety oilhc respective reter.
cnccs proposed, ahen
The Speaker snid dat under the 18th rule If
the House, the suh ctt could MOI be Dictated on the
same day On winch the petition was presented, aud
that it would come up FIRST IN the urdrr OF buliias,
10 morrow morning.
So the subject was po stponcd accordingly.
rht following resolution was also p,rsrnrcd
Resoiccd, hat the Cdnmllce OF Ways and
Means be rtrucled to inquire INTO tho expcdien-
{, OF immediately ahoii>hng the duties upon To-
reign crnin, ar bread stuff, If al knd'.
Mr.. Reed moved 10 amend Misrepresentation by
striking out the Committee OF WAYS and Means
and inserting the Committee on Agriculture.
Mr.. Fry sud the uursiiun involved IN the Icso-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-19
JOHN FORSYTH.
Seoietd5B OF State.
WAshINGroN, july Q, 1896.

W NSHlN'ibN, July =, looo
MADAM 1t appearing Ia have been tho nrn-
tim Of Congress 10 make me the orean OF assuring
Non of the profound respect entertained hy both
II, brautrs ioI Nuur person aud character, and of
their slnrcit coincidence IN tie Iae iilcthg Dis
pen>llion OF Providence, wIH,h has al once de
pfixed son ola beloved companion, and Your ronn
try OF one Of lis most valued citiz,ns, | per-
form that duly, by transmitting the documents
herewith enclosed.
Ne expression uti my own sen,ibty Al the loss
sustained by yourself and the nation conld add To
the consolation to h. derived from THESE high evil
dtnccs oitile public sympathy. lir assured, Mad
am, thai there is not one of Your country men who
feels more poigHanllv the stroke which has fallen
upon You, or " ho " i'll cherish with more cndear-
my rensaurv the memory Of the virtues the SER
sce. aud the l'ur,ty ct lht lIlas;fioas whuss
glorious and patrotIc lite Iva, been uSt tcrmina-
ted hs Il tranquil death.
lave the honor to be-, Mas,nr, sonr most o.
hedirnt VEL want ANDREW JACKSON.
Mr.. DelL1 p. MAnIso;;, .uOatpeiier, lugi-
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NEesssOfsS TED.

WlLLilM l.. PhRcE, wishes to hire 200
w SLAVES, for whom ber,l hire will be paid.
They viii be employed Oh The james River and
kanawha Canal.
Owners referred, in regard 10 treatment 10
4leraadcr Mmtduy, Esq. isacc ". Ho'ter, Esq. :;
VI: NJ Kerr; George kqg5y; miller s. RoyoA sc
Munda>'s Plantation. Amherst. Dec. tlOJ if
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! .or Of sta,s, 30 I'LL the vacancy soeasonsd by
me resignation OF T. v. Dm,ei, ESQ. sfhou, OPP
position. The remainder al the dat "as occu.
pied IN the tlseussion Of amendments ID The bill
q. carin{ the willingness 81 ire'nia In aeeept h"t
siiafc oi the surplus ',nae.-i'raeeed'ag' IA QUO
-,
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u. p. MADISON.
MoNrpELIEn, My. Is, 1896.

NoNrPELIER My. ID, 1850.
Toht President Of The Laittd States:
SIR The Will OF my late husband, james Mad
son, contains the following provision:
" Considering the PECULIARLY aud magnitude
Of rlc,o.a>ion which Irodrc,d lie Cob,tn,ion
oil Philadelphia, in 1877, the characters Who COM
posed il, the Constitution aheh resulted from
then deliberations, lis effects during trlal OF 81"
maaN years on the prosperity OF The p. orie living
undcr II, and the Interest it has inspired among the
friends ut lrre government, II Is not unrcasona-
bic Inference that Il careful and extended report Of
the proceedings and discussions OF thai body which
Werr wull closrd doors, Ly a member Who was
o,n slant IN lis attendance, Will be particular Y
gratifying 10 the People OF the Untcd States, and
10 ali who take an interest in the progress ot roi,
zeal science and the Gauss, of true liberty"
This provision hears evidence Of the value lr
sci an his Report the Debates IN the Convention;
andbe has charged lrgacies on then, alonr,o the IA
mount OF $4,000 for the benefit oil literary insi-
nllonsand Tor benevolent purposes. leaving the
sdnaI, nett for The benefit of his widow
In Il paper VI ltcn hy him, and which il is pro-
posed 10 annex rs preface 10 the Debates, l..
trac the formation of Conrdcr,cirs aud of the
Ar,iclesot Coarderat ON, its defects which caused
aud the steps whch led to the Conventions, his
feasans for liking the debates and the ma II or
III which hc executed the Ia,k, and III. opinion
al tine trainers ut The Constitution. Frofn
this esliact his description OF the manner in
winch They wrr takrn,ls il guarantees their iulncss
aud accuracy;
In pursuance Of the task | had assumed,
CHOSE seal in lonl Of the presiding members on
my rlghl and rl hands. In this favorable posi-
lion for hearing all that passed noted down in
terms leshlc, and in authorizations and marks in
trlhgtblc 10 mNsr't, what WAS read from the Chair
or spoken by The members aud losing not a mo-
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LNLAX SEED AND BEitSNtX WANT
l. ING. MILLER s KDYAIL.
Nov = 6w If
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ESs ~.

ENOUND ecrl1in sum Of money which tn,
Il owner get by describing the same, aud
paying ter TIL, advertisement.
MILLER & ROYAI.L.
Nos. % +. if
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rconday. December 10. 3s.s
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-26
Theory founded on truth Is consistent
SEARS, A AMERICAN VEGETABLE. RE-


the broad and inconsistent theory that the body
se to only sn one, desse and that only medicine required
does not therefore offer his medicine nbe for all
necessary confident that no medicine can be found
which well adapted as these pills. for curing all diseases og
of liver mpury of the blood any the
raj secretion Their effect excite natural
charge morbid OF bilious mstier which hsy
tain Is stimulate The liver into action hillary obsuc
tua seeretions of The whole discreet and peeyeng
dyspepsia liver complaint and those diseases oecasioned by
bilious affections impurities OF the blood any
pal ingredient which they composed Is an extract formed BY
the author himself from vegetable where be found
experience occasioned by suerng dyspepsia
s iOTp init thirty Of sespecsas ndy
try have tested their effects aud far the authors knowledge
tends mol instance has occurred in which they have had
utary effect They be taken all occasions of ndsposi
ton by both sexes Of all and produce
vegetable Cough Syrup which has proved in
coughs colds and all diseases Of ,he lungs and ALEC Vegetable
lions.
hem and containing references and certificates Of character and
certificates Of the good effects Of the medicine
who have given certificates of the good Of the Incidence
Mr. s Hnman 9th Avenue, between 10Th siree-hs ia
Ryssng P; Mr. A. Watson 200 Henry strees ; NJ y.p
Bingham, Lewis street, Mrs NJ CaaIdwe. so Bsyard street,
Mis-, Jane A. Lee SIT Hudson street; Mr. p 81 Rvingon
Besides these eferen given Numerous ndy
isl benefit the medicine cres.es have also
been received noc from different parts of this stale and
from Boston, Philadepha Baltimore South Carona and New
jersey Persons enjoying good health and needing nedene
respectfully invited TO call his ece receive circular
and maze such enquiries satisfy te respecting eca
oy ofthe medicine
The Rsnqya;ing Pill, also be hala Mr. Di.tuneIs
street Mr. J. G shaw's 54 Bowery; Mw simosons Fulton
street; Mr.. N. o. Graham SO Cedar Mr. H.
of Broadway and Hudson and North Moore B. uac
enba 700 Greenwich street; Mr. s Human 18th
the Bib M. 6. W. Embrec III Broadway
and Messr A. B. ID. Sands 100 Fulton street. corner William
jan 12-6mH
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NEW YORK TATTERSALLS.-The regular
sales of Horses. Carriages Harness. &c will &c ;lke place
this well known establishments every Morday II O'clock
The sale viii, take place Monday, LIST of February Ali
Hoe Carriages &c intended for this sale must be shown and
tered, before Saturday 30h instant, p Nand
limited number Horses only taken, early application
cesary in order insure place upon The catalogue.
JNO. w. WATSON & Go. 4i6 Broadway
PRIVATE SALE-A pair Of first rate Bay Hcrses,5 years
old and snind dcc1
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II KEITH the discorerer OF these Pills, Of opinion
was only ONE DISEASE, mpurty Of blood, which, by
pedng the circulation brought inflammation deraneernens
the part where settled and impressed he
uGh Of this simple they that he spent thirty years exper
menis and aborioss research the medicinal
plants composing the Vegetable Kingdom his object heinz
10 medicine which should purify and
by specific action removal of the humor the blood by The
stomach and bowels by the continuation of the such
medicine all hrmsrs 10 be off, and the blood
state of purity.
Many oher medicines advertised having properties
10 these but the proprietor of these Pills this country he
grandson the dcoveer would wish those who think we'll
this PRINCIPLE. and who have made of dieines
give THESE PILLS trial. They will be satisfied of
the difference of that medicine which has been IS before
English public, and has gained sale there 10000
sterling and those medicines which into
notice BY advertisement before their properties known
by the dcovees themselves Captains ships and rer
chants will find this medicine which will health
and answer well for exposen.
Dr. b. office is 87 Hudson opposite Broeme street. New York
where Dr. Bandeth be consulted Mondays Wednesdays
and Saturdays. dec 53-2m-pt
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= AMIDON,S CELEBRATt.O SHORT
AND MEDIUM KNAPPEu REANER HATS ai the

- AND MEDIUM KNAPPED BEAVER HATS a the
80 low price OF they quality requisite
most costly Hat being made fire body
the finest Beaver Knapphey retain their oou shape elasticity
and nh in all weahers and cma,es-quses these on
wool bodies, and made in the ordinary possess
Sales Rooms, corner OF Vail and Nassau streets,
p s. The Genuine Mole Skin Silk Hats in the highest
ton, price 81. oc, an-sn,
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MEDICAL AID.-DR. GLOVER appIi1e th'


1vl public thht he continues he consulted confidential
usual his Office where his attention devoted 10 the
and Of certain delicate Diseases in their different
stages A, elects, Structures Gonorh9a Seminal Weakness,
Ulcers Of long standing and all diseases arising from impuy Of
e blood such baed the skill Of Surgeons less
renced branch Of the profession Strangers appred THE
Dr. Glover having completed the regular study obtained
Sire be enumerated among the number Of those advertising
and putting nominal doctors whose found every pub
ic print.
He viii be found his Office No Ann street, Broadway
from American Musuem, hour during the
day evesng until 10 O'Clock. There to his
office the through his the second being the third
from the Museum through private his Office door
ian96
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ian as-it. CALEB VANDERBURGH, I59 EIdridge s.
nR. ATKINSON,S CELEBRATED VEGE
IL iTABIE C;GI,DEN OINTMENT-lPrice q cents)-


This having the Doctors private practice
fer many years with perfect and the letters he has
received begging Of him the public the benefit of his
search he has complied and his ointment 10 be
for all rofulous Epton IGh Chapped Hands, Salt
Rheum letter Rng-won Abrasions OF the Skin and
liberated Sore Legs (o how long andng also for
Scad Head Children for Eyes cracked
lips the is infaihe
For by Patrick Dicke, wholesale Agent AS Broadway
by Dr. Lewis Feuchwanger ST. Broadway: also, by james H.
Broadway and Chamber and Hudson and North
and by Syme, IS Bowery, Of walkers
None genbine without the signature Of
jan 26-lm& J. ATKINSON, NJ. ID.
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CUSPENSORY BANDAGES.-A gener al assor-
~ Rent the above articles for sale al No. Ann street Jan
CONSUMPTION.-DrL .Tem,n'. Balm OfGiiead. Balm
~ in all the different is tho best medicine exant and
always trial. medicinal properties truly
great For sale by Patrick Dcke AIS Bro.dway Lyme 65
Bowery and by r. Bumet Co. $40 Greenwich street. Price so
cents per bottle. jan 26-d
SO0 DOLLARS TO LOAN ON REAL ES-
jan 26-tf G; G. SICkELS, q wallstee
EOR COUGHS, COLDS, AsTHMAS,& &c. &c-
great efficacy and healing properties IL has been established
wards Of forty years. recommended by the highest medical
characters for long standing Coughs Ahm hoaIsees and
II possesses all the astonishing vr of the
highest perfecou should always be used when there
chance Of recovery from the obove distressing diseases It's
reputation and Invaluable properties too well known 10
qure any further comment For sale by Patrick Dicke 13
Broadway; Syme, 65 Bowerv, and by r. Bunet &c $40
GneBwichst Price SO cents per bottle. jan 26-tf
u coumt1y-HARPER& BROTHERS, No 30 Cliff strsete
THE GIPsEY: A Novel. By R. Jones. Esq, Authsr of
"Reieu" Philip Augustus" John Marsisn Hail." &C. &c
In volrme, limo. Fail bonnd in CLOTH RETAIL PRICE
Recently published in the same style
RIENZI, THE LAST OF THE TRIBUNES A Move
By Z. L. Buiwsr, ESQ.,, Author of Pelham" Eugene Arsm
The Last Days Of Pompeii" &C. &c RETAIL PRICE, FIJI
THE LAST BAYS OF PoMPEII Neve. BY the au
thor of Rerz The LAST Of the Trbunes" &c &c RETAIL
NEARLY READY
Uniform srith the abose style and price
Several of the popular Novel. Of the Season.
u H. B. inform the public and the trade that they
considerably extended the manufacturing department
ohe business and will issue about Of he most popu
lar Novels month neatly and correctly printed and full bound in
cloth. at the low price Of FIFTY CENTS PER COPY AT
the public than that Of publishing Books in periodical form, mas
much IL cheaperthe form and size convenenhe
chaser select such orks 10 dsavods the
in preserving numbers and the vexon and expense arising from
getting them bound Post
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