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RoMAscE IN REAL LIFE.-Thc age Of chivalry is
gone but the age of romance certainly is no-as the
following interesting incident which we have on the
best authority, will prove.
Ii was in June, genial June the month of poetry
and pleasure, that young lady was watering her
flowers herself fair flower" nj n window in
Broadway. The fair arm and taper fingers alone were
VISIBLE among the roses, gerannns, and rare exoucs
which ar iced the balcony; but from behind their ira
grant leaves, sparkling in the sunbeams with the
reshng show pair of brilliant eyes scanning
with all yosng hearts piercing scrutiny the form
and carriage of each passer by. That heart as yet
was fancy free" and had hihorto laughed to scorn
all Loves artillery. But Cupid is Jealous God and
never fails to visit with speedy retrbuton those who
neglect or defy him. Suddenly the fair arm is with
drawn and the lady shrnks behind the leafv screen
why does she pantl And why mounts the clo-
auent blood into her check 2
Come hther, my little foot page,
Bch,la'si thou yoadei kn ght"
Now yonder knight was IN plain prose- a young
man; proceeding to his daily avocatons IN Wall
street Her resolution taken on the instant, or
rather the impulse she felt was irresistible
"FoIlow that gentleman" said she to a confden-
tial servant; "and do not return Till you can bring
me every particular of his birth, parenage and capa-
bilitiesl"
Away flew the trusty messenger, like arrow
from Tartars bow" and our fair heroine was left
to ponder on the step she had taken.
The spYs report was every way favourable, there
no 90 to, you know not how to choosca man"
hike yuliets peevish nurse; but all accounts confirm
ed her in her sudden prediction.
The fair girl leaned her head upon her hand, and
unused for full hour, then starting 10 her writing
desk, drew forth the delicate crow-qu and pink pa
per, and-penned blet-doux meeting was APP
pointed at Nblos and the dress in VIII CHI the fair m
amoraia would appear, minutely described, that
no mistake could arise. witha papiIating heart she
proceedcd on the evening appointed, 10 the garden
For some tune after her entrance she was unable "a
raise her eyes to look around; thousand agitatins
fears beset her; perhaps he had been offended with
her boldn3ss; perhaps he had been unable to come
perhaps-butit Is unnecessary to enumerate the VA.
risty Of her misgvings they can be easier conceived
than a scribed.
Music feated in her car the perfumes Of thou
sand odoriferous shrubs oated around her. 1.-THE lights
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ny NJ GuION, The Old e@talhsd Drug stsr no~.
cry Grand has The nAw IT, c tat
the FIRE which surrounded hs Promises e-i iaf p'Tnue sod
threatened i'm with ins hiu led fed with a
business the lcas onctng fofe 'ss arseea 81 ls
Department Naufng ~ ene - ~ Hs.
his sincere HANKS and h. this ebsh ~ ~
them satisfactorily as ~ bc encaeoA y 80 49, the
very best artie tho Drg, Messfne - Fgrftsfv
which discriminating pllic w. satisfied u 7, rysa la,n 2
call wfre he viii he happy ~ them Ahef
nehvs MIXTURE Gnons wofta Dr0r@ snd af unv1f
sal sll reccive the nla esmi ~
an enlightened ublc. IScc advertisement \ I'm diTu
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ny TRUE n GENUINE ClRCAssiAN rAiR OIL. cslc.
baled IN oaghu TIE wor ths snd valuable W ~
rst ever known r srowng, leaayng aunshine eafns,
and improving the human tar pat " With siee ra
DE- tn man ~, fs sale VII sale
teaa at Harris, Gamer Br1adw and Ckamef Gets al
Ncsss n Ree~ and Hocll n Bowen Naden ane
and Utmost ever DRUG Store throughout thu United States.
dur
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and by carefsl observance OF this rule have, with
the pleasing Of God entirely mastered my natural
temper The Quaker reasoned phllesophlcaly, and
the merchant, every one else may do, was benefit
ted by his example.
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Two THE TEACHERS OF THE ERENCu

TO Tile TEACHERS OF THE FRENCH
LANGUAGE-We would invite the attention of the Teach
ers 70 the French Grammar by Nj r wERZBlCkI pub.
lshe' by Sandisd, formerly j. x w. Saaod
TO snercee all socks Of TINT that found
ket at present. and there doubt that will become very popu
lar account of The that there which
all difficulties with which English pupmeets wal spe
ey some OF them Unit days thought that Eng
shan could mol learn the a,oG OF the French language,
without hearing who correctly hmself
Wierck Grammar teaches rs the falacy that opinion for
the fact that un there that
trajectory rules facilitating The dAculty his grammar the
all rules that there the speaks
about letter soundD much
net hesitate 10 that acquire pro
nunciaon OF The French without teacher Though
that ncy a the which be described in no
but acquired and appreciated only by the e
cd BY the OF hearing Upon the whole the precise that
he he anho gives Will enabl 10 be understood
~ fenchman He likewise made classification Of the
Gle which cannot be found elsewhere that article the which
pszzles every Engshman that attempts speak French Like
he rules what order the French words used
order to make reHigbe sentence hs
other finally the arrangement that peryades ms
and calculating as,aie the study
ofa beautiful language Tor the pupil and osscn the labor of the
teacher and confident Of merits that will sot
ing Vi ourselves b ssr candid penal Of the teachers. Cor
satisfied they will lie pleased with Isdoed bids fair
uperccde all others can be had wholesale the
ice Of publication, % Ann ST. NJ.
w SANDr0RD
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r-5- sBE Advertisemcnt- ABERNRTHY's coerTownd ~.
quonce Cough Mixture special sentisI Bpwvr
Grand has been osaedi conseicc ~ s great 1ssd ~
this Medicine rom the lower part and ~si .'ds = W. ef y
point HOPPER, Broadway and Frankiin 80 an UNDER
HL.co Bcckman and William ARtnls fos as Mniuw.
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- n.
- THO subscriber having returned London where he ks
uccceded m making the with hs
Brother r regular supply of all articles in his ne
pared 20 oerfo the nae Pan
house IN this riry - - ~ ~ NJ
Gen re Rcevssand Newman Water Coers Drawing Papers,
Tissue PaTs Latter Papers and or Encsh
papers, Sealing Wax, Steel Pens, &c. "
BIZ a.o continues Surface Play
n Card. ennmellcd Visiting, and gold rider d. coorcd ra
PIER, ever point Leads, dc. L. j. COHEN
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Msney WHO eccved IN deposit y the Company and held IN
trust, upon which interest will be allowed as follows
up-n sleo insdeenabe for year. a per Ct
LOG, " for months, 4 pei o
200, for 2msr1hs, per st
TRUSTEES.
VIM. Bard, SAMUEL Thompson, n. c. Delham,
Ihonias W Ludlow, Issac bronson, Jonathan Goodhus
VIM, " LAwnncci Peter Krmscn, Jane Mcbride,
jacob Lsrlad, stephen Warren, John Rathl,one. IT,
john Dusr, James Kent, " G.. Stuyvesant,
ftlsf HannonyL Nhtfame Prime, Thomas j. Oakley,
:. Ven Rrn-aeiiaer, N Devefraux, Stephen whitney,
yohn Cosaf, FEM knower John J. Asor,
lhos ssnsm, 0uisnn e. Nefplanc, BcaI L. Swan,
Jno. Mason, Cortebss ". Lawrence.
- VIM BARD, President.
E.A NicOII. Secretary.
~, u, ATKINS, Physician 10 the Connany matt
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ny r. C. BROWN a CO., having oreaed . csfEce House
the Niagara M As wancn s,rr and a stock ~ 49,
choicest Vices L1aors &C he Nv sct attention o. the
WISHES Of t. meri share OF pusc paonags
si7n
uS-MesSs WRIGHT a ROWE hcr. leave 10 i.fsnn iheir
the Sic that tey dsposs ~ thr stock SD
STORE cornerof Br away and Cas A. AID have u.ned n ne
broadway where they keep the most splendid hsHens ot flats
and rur Caps, ~ the city. - . -
rf0y WRIGHT ROWE.
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CuRE roa PASSIONATE TEArys.-A merchant in
London had dispute with Quaker, respecting the
settlement OF an account The merchant was deter
mined to bring the question into court proceeding
the Quaker earnestly deprecated, using every argu
ment in his power to convince the merchant Of his
ror; but the latter was inhcxble. Deslreus to make
last effort, the Quaker called al his house ono NOR
ming, and inquired of the servant # his master was at
home The m reliant hearing the inqsiry, and know
ing the voice. called aloud from the top Of the stairs
Tell that rascal I'm not at home. The Quaker look
ing up towards him calmly, said Well, friend, God
put thee in better mind. The merchant struck
with the meekncss Of the reply, and having more de
berately investigated the matter, became convinced
that the Quaker right and he wrong
He requested to see him, and after acknowledging
his error he said Il hase one question TO ask you
how were you able, with such patience, on various
occasions to bear my abuse7 Friend replied tho
Quaker, i will tell thee; was natural "a hot and
violent thou art knew that 10 indulge this tenn
per was sin, and found that il was mprudent
observed that men in passion always speak aloud
and thought if should control my voice, should
suppress my passion. | therefore made IL rule ne
yer to suffer my voice TO rise above certain key !
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I'D III M I'D

OLD ESTABLIsHED PACKET OFFICE.
Ar ssf PEARL STREET.
E propeos have uded their additional
o NE desnnfch Of extra ShIls Lssrto.l
me nions 81 Eel rary, March Anl Persons ns r.
s.nag or n ~ friends sh, uId make oasy sTp IL song
lsy WI. proven, d, tsntion delay and Al
n, na t. free passage IN the ster from M
III pn lo ~ Ireland Scotland aud Wales Dfa.
and r, VI eI nd payable Province County
'a'iu is"h ABBY ~ address. 8st Pearl N.
DouGi.AS, ROBINSON a. CO. NY.
&c nSmNsON a BROTHERS, Basa<ers Livery1o.
Jou ROBINSON d co. DqlIin
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EMlGRANT PASSAGE oyFucys

CoxC Co.
r fassegersJrCm EngQnd Scotland and lrales
Ed M subscrsrs have nasde ssrang ernents far setne
49, out sfssrsgs Passengers nom Great and eiss1
WIZ Pronptness economy, and comfort Persona VIA
M to SEM lc ssT friends ~ applying at No FINEST
81 ltI SoOIHSI can their n,o. me-
deate terms 10 vessels OF the first sxpstsc i -
spared IN the different ships by which n -,
ceivea 10 insure Ia them
all cases where the decline will lie -
turned Every faciny will be- obaipnr item -
PERSONS property &c in Eng land, sand Scotland YES
sells wiilcnvo Liverpool wee KY That will
on fo the accommodation Of those passas
or Their friends who nay wish 10 send them nsouey eSa
them to provide for the Drafts viii be given On Ls G
lowing gentlemen, viz = = 80 - - 49,
William Mley, IS Eden Quay, Dublin
John Hiram Shaw. Chichest ter Quay Belfast.
Mathew MsCnnn, Packet Office WexfswS
John McAulh, Merchant Quny Cork
JcteT KceaAn, West street, u rogheda
John Beat, Sugar Island, Newyy
M. D0ughefy, CooTaine.
james Cairns, Corn Market. Londonterv
James Gibson, 20 Radcliffe street, Sligo
James FnpeTan, Lacarrow Atkose.
John Nmtagh, BalIinacargy.
Joseph Roman, Mulligar.
John Atkinson Carlisle.
panel wight 4 Co.. ? Robinson street. GLASGOW
gers To Liverpool " ~ warning pa
Applications for passage from persons resrs in tho ce..s
os1 pah, VIII meet with attention
aea. RAWsoN M'MURRAY, 100 Pine \"
lC7 E,Ask
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. AND
TRUST CoMPANY.-Pesons may effect assurances with
this Company their lives of Others either
for the whole ura Of s tor limited period The pay
~ either made annually,
pr.flt ono hnlar Iaolln ore ~
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NEW BOOKS ron CHRISTMAS A NEW
~ NfAhrPsESENTS The a sercr his received The
es s l~settul = lection 81 Annals ard Juvcre M.cel
laua w1rks Which ~ has hsd pleasure OF ocgisr 10
hs feud@ mna hick the following
Tlm rsk oft This vnplet
0s~tws q nssutY Pearl
lkg~tfs ~ lagtehness lrsT Chrsimas now
DtH~ ng Nnafr scrap t0ok unipa Annual
farsa scrap Bs2ok Jwvcnie Forget Ne No
ks~Tmskr ~crsp nolk
ncok ~ hrautH Tallsy ~ tbc VALLEY
Wcafh's Prfufcsfaf Annual fhuy Hpsk
The tnf - Annaa ilsragly pinca EhIe
uftfffal Anunal Ra,seft r. Me'a Sksieh Boo
Magnolia The New yesrs Takes
Tukem - spi tlft
f1fest Ne NJ rsfret Caitrst
90 shan kesE~at~ rars iiousr
Re4TYus ~paeeas fwa Edwards
FFieHdsiurs OMnn3 rlniday Gif
Tbs nfihs Maxedy Ngvs uhsfafHsss q SYRIA Holy TS
hyron Gsvry. &c ASS MINI, &C
q. SlfipAND, Bookseller
d@ tss Broadway.
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DHRENOLOGY, WITH CORRECT PROFILE LIKE
NEssE .-Tbc ,adcs and gentlemen Of New York and its
vser are respcctfu apprised that y Reynolds artist has
opened Office al No al Bsadway neat door 10 Praes
Museum IN conncxlon with experienced PHRENOIss
GsT, viii faithful define alton of tho
character and mind from scientific csamna Of the head
upon me ncipe ~ the late Drs. GaH and sprzh.m wh
will lie accompanied by Ikeress BIZ r. whose
Prohes have w. en- much admired for their fidelity.
Hours Of attendance from 10 t q and from until Terms
moderate Jim
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ffDt~k IAND AGENTS.
wv hFNtHG established
Fr#sA ~ ~ rrnf street estectf their
nna e f - wfnen that they rferafed - rert t ar
dfrs ~g ~ sse and Fr estate artt at moe
rtiif hn rhfHE ~ ususss steers farms Ay ORDERS
ateltm@f @ffht n aNh wtllt- tvsnf'flV aNtrdedto
NV son \ FtrNlN h ~ Nas.ss Il. "
and ~ aFfaatst nssak ~ !, as.stts tns 1T .nask
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PETER BURyET.
CHEklaT AND APOTHEcl

CHEMIST AND APOTHEcARY,
Gresn,ctch Dfspenssyv No o5 sfrn arenne. Ny
" 10 ching and Cuppna usly attended NJ minutes
nce dar ngk Prsserpttons and family recipes casfy
prepared Ian
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AsEcporg nv MArnEws.-Mathews whose pow
ers in conversation and whose flow of anecdole in prl-
vate life transcribed even his public efforts, told a
variety Of tales of the kingswood golfers Kingswood
IL near Brsiol) one Of which he represented old
collier looking for some of the implements OF his
trade cxclaming, Jan, WHAT'S thee mother done
with the new coal sacksg Made pillow cases on en,
replied the son. 'Confcund her proud heart! rejons
the collier, why couldn't she take fould oneoP A
lawyers clerk, having occasion to serve writ upon
one Of these worthless frightened from the attempt
by the threats OF the collier He made an affidavit OF
the facts in order induce the court TO dispense with
the personal service of the process. One portion OF
this asscveraon ran n follows-'The said defendant,
seeing the writ, produced blunderbuss and
threatened blow this deponent TO hell. And this
deponent verify believes would have done So
A TovoH YARS.-An Esgsh paper gives a tough
yarn spun by "a celebrated Admiral connected with
the late ministry" occasion, while relating the
history OF gale which he had encountered while con-
yoying squadron Of merchantmen to Pendcherry,
and which had proved fatal 10 one of the ships under
his charge. But the most extraordinary part of the
whole said he, sis, that vessel having been laden
with hosiery observed all the porpoises next morn
ing wearing red night caps" One of his audience,
determining not TO be outdonc, replied that that was
by no means remarkable, for tina, a vessel he was in
had a similar occasion, lost her main topsail, and
that next morning, they whale scudding along
with the canvass tied round its neck by way Of a
cravat
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rms
INV YORK HERALD,

pAiLr AID wEEkLv xEwsPAPER.
DISTRIBUTION AND SUBSCRIPTION -T1~ p.uv N.
1 ssrvru 70 ruisera-n " tho ey regularly ever r.csesS
90 adrsHce 10 Vie Ncwsnsn. 49,
County suAscscs sny 81 the rmed states s |. Cana
as can receive the Dsmy HERALD Nv .h tn rate "A fse0
time ne they please. 1870
Inc wErkLr HERktp eontainw al tia a. tbs daay =
ssht w mail at rakkk
city u - sold at the Office cents per cosy.
Letters to tho Editsr to he pos, paid
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To REAL ESTATE BROKERS'.

TO REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
MAYS ulys 40 made u eServse
lVh ~ ,ps the nrsts.t Spe
elmer ~ sser NJ nc ufhce !.
IIruOChApHY- l.rdsr Lshogsarhy, attended 10 vita
care a adcsrateh
ar'.T rsces A. a. l.r BRUwNEA REDMOND,
iyisy wF"" -
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very important that whoever purchases tbesc p sho,LS
III cariu TO them from the appointed agents one n whom -
IN N most every towa IN the United This ren vcrv
important - there almcst i.r
siLie 70 prncuIe the genuine without adopting his rule
arye all NEVER get then from Drug Stores as undo, Ma
CIRCUMSTANCES they appointed agents. nnd II IL
thlr hands the counterfeit principally Therefore M, q 70
10 such stores, wlee so itt honesty H.
he New York Offices for the exclusive sale Of the andret
Pills, - = '~''s
PRlNCIPAL--is7 Houston street
CEN TRAIL SIP uce street.
BOWERy-27s Bowcry Prince and Houston s,roc4s
IL. Inn
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t0RIGINAL.l
Selling Off at Cost J!

There is perhaps no city in the Union where no no
yelty is 80 much sought for, and quackery NEE. Win
such decided success as in the city Of New York.
II has been said that our Dutch ancestors were
quite different race Of people that they stuck TO the
q good old way" and it was hard to sway them
from their purpose as for shad to go up smooth
bark apple tree tail foremost" 1t was enough for
them 70 fellow in the path of their grandtaihers
no matter where that path led them. The fact was
they |" liked the cid way best - ~.
Then il was that idle toaddLer held forth to the
world the iniefectble properties of proficiency IN
penmanshlp IN enc lessen, or aansng on o'iS''a"
There was no Doctor Pi-pedler with long list of
L. L. D. f. r. s. A. s. S. attached to his pedigree,
balm of Columbia to reanimate the bald headed vete
ran. and make his locks like the young raven s-no
merchant or mechanic that published to his custom
ers that his wares superior and cheaper than
could be found in any other estaElishment-nor that
he transacted business on gospel principLes-no
speculation in lots at The north star-nor building CT
ties in the moon-(unar discoveries were then IN in
Eou u
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MATCHES A. JEwELRy-s J. TOBIAS. Man
w ulac ~ Patent Lever Watches, Temple C.u Liver
mol and ipue "a Wall rect New York has ON hand
rs,,- assortment Gold Duplex Lever, Aschor Ecauc-
sai tide cndnt coad epine Watches superior rssi
a. Ass Cold Cha ais KEYS, Diamond Pins kines Ear
Klnr eres &C. which h. Offers for I've At low scss and %
srco asr.f4iati . 4 rna d2sIm
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y..A'sr.s &4fa i.s ~ stH sst ssf
asna fhw~eq tfr art q -.f'rs
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COAL YARDS-,rhe nn.rr.,.nel

(vREENWI CH COAL Y ANDS.-Tbc underslsncd
- respectfully informs his and the public he
receiving his ussal supply Of that
kl coal much approved OF the last consumers
coal the market Urdcs for Broken
Nut ~ the will be- received by A. DO Camp Co.
Wal street Russell Copeland ~ Wal
yari, sQ3 at3 Hudson st JAMES ~ W. wHTALL
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IL becoming day more mnnC. 0c.I
following and = fleet thereon - 80
LIVER COMPLAINT CUREDi
:, - -, :. Newark, Dec. IL 1873.
Dr. rs HdndIeM-Deaf Sr-Havng been afflicted Ex tcu
years WIN most Dreadful liver and dopsy,
remedy that could be thought gave us all kope went
INTO The ounuy lei my business To lie In bur
your IN, auab medicine was induced 10 cspcias
be any better to surprise rad nor s
felt ie ef have sluce taken thr boxes npd now ann sel
BY the blessing OF God and the your dicine n yu thmI
this vi, ie any service 10 lot suffering PEOPLE know fact you
are at Liberty IL abish the above. -
(<igned) 2rurS Tanrvvac~x
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;AMEs w. WEBB having taken the s,s = for
- merry occupied by WRIGHT ROW. Broad,, AZ 1919, 80
~ OF Canal ST. begs leave inform hs n end md ~ n.hI
genealy that he has opened with SD ensd asss,,ro.S
er article in his linz - ~ sa' e'pe' anu sseSy On
The SIX Hats are nads on the finest bodies which ,.r.,
and color until worn .ut " - 'o'ah 'seS shspe
where. - $500 : ~1.'D0'Tc puionasine eoo-
n B-The old stock will he sold cheap for cash
MI an JAMES w. WEBE, arc Broadway cor Canal n
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EDE'S ODOIIFER@US COMPOUND. or fessian Sweet
~ srcfn psrfrme for cstes drawers ward
robes and nm efecua preventive moth prepared
uicioua combination o The choices flowers only by Rob
n Edes and pcmor London, IN neat sk bcgs
skilhnws each $3.50.
ID remedy moth, fact whsh ladies will
well mind when cy lay 10y their muhs, Inanias.
sDas. &C Brirhfor HefalS ~
Cannot highly fecpTmenhed LADY, toilet sbou'd DO
ythout n ~" World afE0shf0B
This lone .rncd ard elegant article by intrinsic merit.
rrts noe ino c estimation the usesr and valuable
fsrpars NON Eve discovered - Court journal
yos sslr Nv JAMES TARRANr,
Warren tsrcsn wirh
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USHTON a. ASPINWALL, No rs William strre<
one 's sale The following articles white Ginger Rnf IA.
msica opt-Bweundy Pitch. English superior for plaster e.
vanilla beans plme-Whtr Wax, in boxes of 20 Ss k car
German Coogn Fana warianted-rooh Brushes rrcacS snd
bngisn made 70 eder age assortment Seidtx AND Dsra
Powders carefully put w. II quality Medicine CO
great variety OF pa terms which will he filed order al sh M
ice e snps and manifestations PaDacea and sr a
manufacturers pcss-Taaric Ach-supe Carbonate soda s
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49, ANN r.riI 49, -. =. .l-I

by the prspeof other medicines mercenary Qusck
because I've said To a ~, Medicine
and that coed medicine required The fact that any
mcdcie having Mercury A. setic Anmouy. HemIock IT,
s,uld not be takr ~ large doses because uch med
would soy lie Vie does the medic
10 which I've aliudcs have those nrre tents them but
dcr rom heir directions that required IN the
ofthcm. Now saD roth vegctahe
AZ all ncs IN large small doses according 10 urgency Of
symptoms
One 4 hose who arry this epihet of NERCENARY,
patient of VI Rs for three months May August, fs
the Piles OF which disease the audch PHI
him This nd ertises largely Pill ch be proh~scs
lcse dlsease, and peca the under whch I've la
lord
", all ~ the United fHte. thu. his lest IN all
the yealsons of persons whom he caves ~ banquet
their Ow on Il2fm
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~ ONE PRICE AND ONE 0UAITTv
h hnowN e. Chatham square, continue manusc.
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IN TREY LII, STODDAk T' A. 90 ~, A.
~ Cofti. rdt street Beg TO inform ntthey bss
<aM removed from No 6Corandt L. ,loye Is,~e 80
elegant New Store, where they haye II hand and ~
constantly receiving fresh supplies of HATTIE Plush and T,;
Yngsalso fancy coored Pushes foi Ladies Boseis ~
they will seilon accommodating terms. s' ""A~s
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