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Luxnriant Head Of Hair.

VXTYETHs "CREAM OF LILIES" highly esteemed
Wv for promoting the growth Of the Hair, preserving il
from falling out and from dandru Whiskers quick
ly rase- by its also red hair whske gradually
turned to black without injury to the whkers hair
has decae extremely pleasant Perfume and the
power Of penetrating the roots and causing them TO presa out
strong, black and healthy quality possessed other
preparation Curs natural artificial by ito retain their
shape and unaffected by dancing, weather. other
Price, so ceats For sale wholesale and retail by a. B.
d. SANDS 100 Fulton, Of William; Syme 90 and
$50 Bowery c. H. Ring GA Broadway; g. Lindsay IS Sixth
Avenue and by most respectable druggists the city, Per
merry and Fancy stores.
Be careful to Cor "Wyeh's Cream Of Lilies m3Osm
mr. PERRY'S ELIXIR OF COPAlvA new chemical
- preparation Of Copaya containing all its valuable prope
ties without its effects upon the stomach off OBJ
ected by persons who have been il the habit Of using it, In
wide range Of diseases Copaiya FORM highly
sary This preparation is offered to the public without any
quack promises Of its curing every disease to which al
humanity subject, but IL claim the diuretc and other
beneficial effects Of Copaiva without being followed by the dis
agreeable nausea vomiting
unhappy symptoms this all the advantage Of the Elixir
Of Copaiva its applicability all diseases Of the bladder kid
Leys and other organs, where often Copava
in form heretofore oered,o the public One trial Of this
medicine will convince person Of its merits Prepared and
sold only No Ann street at the sign Of the Old Head
where Dr. Perry be consulted usual till ten the
ielQ9as
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CD EsyRRECTION"-ORvE0 VEGETABLE PrRsIAN
Evans. Indian P.r.tivs x. M..s. s.nss. :,
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preemneny the best and NEST efcacous Family Msdicis
For particular history Of the virtues and efficacy os
these P also, many certificates from those who expert
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her form and accurately herself reading the
panying pamphlet Of directions, &c.
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induced many unprucped and vend pur
Hull defraude Ladies will therefore be to send to
aso.eod No. 4vesey st., Aston House.
Al EDICAL OFFICE, No. /, ANN STREET, under the
wi American Museum. DIR. EVERETT devotes his atten
ton Office practice for the treatment and of Scro
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complaints and other diseases OF obstinate Character
Also for sale the celebrated Anti Mecua Syrup for the
of old Ulcers and Rheumatic Diseases &c. Dr. Everett
Double Spring and other approved Patent Trues and Sus
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monia Supporters for falling Of the womb and diseases depen-
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for months have been cured by these invaluable ntr
ments, they recommended by the emnen. physs-
clans in the United States and Europe
N. b. There two entrances to Dr. Everett Office;
from 28 Broadway door to the entrance the American
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my27 Inn
Sc A SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR DROPSY.n-Ths is
~ Of most vain bash
justly celebrated and if employed regularly in compliance
with the directions the bottle will be found preven-
tive and perfect relief for tins very
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under aud very powerful ard ecacions
remedy and particularly commended to physicians being
fully entitled TO their confidence.
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Drug store, 1913 Broadway, New York; ia Canal ST. GA
Broadway SO Court street, Boston Dr. Wadswsrh Prov
dence r.. l.
~ B. None genuine unless with label the stopper
the proper hand writing of the proprietor thus
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ID ENJOYED DIR. II. VILLERS has removed from Ne
IA IS Liberty street 10 No. 40 Lispenard street.
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TTvEETH-No. ~ Murray streetArtifcial ncorruptbly
Teeth inserted IN the neaicst STYLE by BUSkEY Den.
list Teeth clesnsed, filed extracted nc Full sets made
the best for mocatiou Charges mcderateterms
cash my23.eodlm'
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cash mf1S.endlm-
CADDLERY AT REDUCED PRfCEs.-JOHN q.
- AIGHT has removed the bnlancs Of his stock ~ Sad,
dss Brides. Travelling Trunks Sc from his old stand 70
80 Fulton street opposite the " D. Hotel where the viii
be sold al very reducei prices je6-lmeod'
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WITHOUT senrchIng The cry AT round.
Also, Nesting and Stock Saps in lengths to suit purchaser
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we our horses, knave. for night approaehe'h,

we our horses. knave. for night approaeheih'
and we have yet far to co.
MY life is dear to me- said the trembling
serving.man, and thon knowest that were II
lost my rife would be disconsolate. In SIN.
cerily, then, declare that the fox which
saw in The distant country was mol larger
than he uho fed from US IN Me moods i"i'
morning !,
Then laughed the lord aloud, ana said,
Ho, knave vert thou afraid OF Thy lie ana
will nothing. cure thy lyingl Is not iaise-
hood, which kills the soul, worse than death,
which has mastery only over the body r.
This river is no more than any other, nor
hath il power such as feigned. The ford
is safe, and the waters gentle as those we
have already passed; but who shall pass
thee over the shame Of this day, in 1t thou
must sink, unless penitence come to help
thee over, and cause thee to look back on the
gulf Of thy lies, as on danger from which
thou hast been delivered by heavens grace.
And as he rallied against his servant. the lord
rode on into the water, and both in safety
reached the opposite shore. Then vowed
the knave, by stone and bone, that from that
time forward he would duly measure his
words, and glad was he so to escape. Such
is the story of the lying servant and the mer-
ry lord, by which let the reader proft.-Lon-
don Magazine.
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LOOK TO YOUR OWN HOUSEHOLD.

The Standard, IL will be forciby remembered, was
some time since constantly employed In The endeayor
10 nix an impression upon the public mind that both
Mr.. Clay and the Wbig party are in union with the
abolhonists. And what was the basis assumed for
the charged Why, Struggling member Of Con-
gress third rate politician OF the States,
who belonged 10 The Wing party, has occasionally
been found among the abolitionislsl Ii the chafac
ter Of political party Is 10 be fixed by the company
II keeps, where will the Van Buren, party appear
Here, for instance, is Tappan, Van Buren, Sena-
Tor from Ohio, who has been but recently elected,
and OF course represents the present feelings OF The
party on the subject OF abolition, as well as ON every
other question. Well he Is not only an abolitionist
himself but the brother Of Arthur Tappan The lead
er Of the aboltonists. There is Senator Wall, OF
New Jersey, who is open and ayowed abolilionist
and Van Buren, man. Senator Morris, who lately
retired from the Senate OF the United States, who
was SO peculiarly devoted 10 the interests Of Mr. Van
Buren,, was devoted abolitionist There is Doctor
Duncan, Of Ohio, also, who processes 10 be willing
who is also not only Van BGren man, but one Of
the principal luminaries of the party There is Dorr
also, of the late Van Buren, candidates for Con-
gress who is secretary of aboltonis society, and
here is Mr.. Van Buren, himself, who Is an abolition
isl by implication having voted adversely TO the po-
Icy of slavery whenever he was presented with an
opportunity, whilst in the legislative councils OF his
native State and OF the nation We might refer also,
10 scores Of the small fry who are In full communion
with the Van Buren, party, and who are full-booded
abolitoniss but IL would be useless consumption
of time--ior every candid person must be sensible
Of the fact that should the complexion OF party be
settled by the company IL keeps the Van Buren, party
must be convicted of abolitionsm.
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gtJEvery man is now ehrtsened, in the Loco-foco
papers, with the name of Democrat who is ready 10
avow himself in favor of the reelection OF Martin
Van Buren, This is the test question. 1t is no mat
ter what are his political views and opinions-whe-
Their he is a Federast, Monarchist or an Anarch-
ist--or what course of policy Mr.. Van Buren, pur-
Sues if he is ready TO obey the dication Of the Go
vernment otfice-holders, whose name is Legion, and
hurrah for Van Buren,, he is Democrat in spite
of hinseLG This entire and reckless devotion 10
MEN at all hazards, 10 say the least of it, is, in our
view, singular mode of perpetuating great and i'm
mutable PaNciPLgs. When The Republic OF Rome
degeneraled and began TO glide into Monarchy, the
question was Are you for Pompey or Caesar, An
lhony or Augustus The question in these corrupt
days Of modern democracy is-Are you for Van Blu
rem, right or wrong, sink or swim 2" We need no
stronger evidence than this simple fact Affords that
the selshness and political ambition of the present
dominant party have annihilaed all regard for the
old fashioned and cherished principles VI Republic
canism-and that the Executive influence far ex-
ceeds the bounds of safety, and is rapidly glidingin
to monarchy, il not in name in principle and prac-
tice. Freemen should never enlist under the ban
ner, and pledge themselves 10 follow any man, but
should rather devote their time and talents TO estab
lish popular riaciptes.-Pat and Dem
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Serious Aeeidssi.--The last western stage, as we
panied TO learn brought report TO this city that an
accident of serious character befe Mr.. Stockton, OF
the firm Of Stockton, Falls a. Co, on Thursday last
While travelling in his private carriage near Union
town, Pa the horses became manageable by the
refractory mood took the reins himself 10 this attempt
he thrown from the carriage, and much IN
ured by the fall induce serious apprehensons as
TO his recovery, Mr. s. is Of most useful and
enterprsng citizens, and any accident nearly affect
ing his fe would, independent Of the personal sympa-
hies naturally fe be subject Of deep and general
regret in this community In the absence Of authentic
intelligence, however let hope that the report in It's
aspect may not be avonched by facts Of the case
Bali Patriot.
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the judgment given for 1000 dollars 10 saw'ell, was
drawn ia favor Of VIM Patch or bearer, and was writ
ten and gwen 10 Sawte IN an oyster cellar. II was
upon this note that the late suit brought and om
which execution issued The alderman decided
that the evidence sufficient 70 bind Patch over,
and he was therefore discharged.
II is said that Cook, Of the persons implicated
absent IN some one Of tho eastern States.
Connected with this transaction. some matters OF
importance to community, which shall be laid DC.
fore them In a few days The schemes Of fraud and
dishonesty that have been conceded and carried out by
the parties concerned astounding 10 their charac-
ter, aud regret TO add. that many OF the lobbing
merchants Of New York have been severe sufferers by
their designing and fraudulent plans.
The creditors Of the dupe o. Sawtcl, have obtained
rule in the district court show cause why the exc
cuton shall be aside and the Judgments stricken
of-the effect OF which will be TO allow them to re-
peyin the goods now in the hands OF the sheriff.
Counsel for creditors, Samuel H. Perkins, Charles
Ingersoll, T W. Hubbell Joseph r. Hart, and H. J.
Arundel. Esqs.
Counsel for Patch-St George T. Campbell, Esq.
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NEW BOOKS-The Canons Of Good Breeding, or
y the Hand Book Of the Man Of Fashion, by the author
OF I" Laws of Etiquette, pocket volume.
Shakespeare and his Friends a novel; in volumes
just received, for sale by F. TAYLOR, or for circua-
ton among the subscribers the Waveey Circulating
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SIJB-TREASIIRY

The State Of Michigan obtained few hundred
thousand dollars, short time since, by loan, for the
purpose OF carrying on its internal Improvements,
and placed the money in the State Bank OF Michigan
Tor safe keeping. When the State needed the mo-
ney, the Bank could not pay, and therefore, The
Commonwealth asked the Bank what had become of
the funds. We copy, from Michigan paper, the
following:
The following extracts from the answer OF the
Michigan State Bank, now on file in the Court of
Chancery, will show where the money has gone TO,
and why the Bank cannot pay The State the sum left
with them. The following distinguished members
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A Real Bjsssing 10 Mosaeya
DR.. W. EVANS cELEBRATEp SOOTHING SYRUP

FOR cRiLpEEa CyTTpsG THEIR TEETH
Th,, iafallibte remedy has preserved hundreds os
children, when thought past recovery, from conyutsons
As sooa rs the Syrup Rubbed on the gums the sh6
eio,s and 80 pleasant thar no child will refnse TO let its
mans be rubbed with it, When infants NJ the age Of
Sur mens shoush there is appearances Of teeth one
bottle Of the Syrup should be used on the gums to open
he porss Parents should never be without the Syrup
in a6e nursery where there young children; for if
child wakes the night with pain ,he gums The Syrup
Immediately gives ease by opening the pores and healing
,he gums thereby pseysntng conrhsions, feveTsy 90
AGENTS.
LEWIS JOHNSTON, washngon.
G. CRUtKSHANK, Georgetown.
BELL & ENTUSlLE, Ale xandsia.
EDWARD Mcdowell, Fredericksburg
MORTIMER &c M0WBRAY Baltimore.
e. HALL, Norfolk.
A. DUyALG, Richmond.
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nUNGLISoN'S NEW REMEDfES-The method
II Of administering lhem their effects the healthy
and diseased economy, &c. in one volume.
just received for sale by +. TAYLOR oct
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For the third time the People Of New York have
passed judgment against Mr.. Van Buren,. The OPP
position is fortified and established by the per-
feet possession of the Stale Administration. Re-
gisry Law will doubtless be passed. The Banking
System will be sustained in its policy Of maintaining
specie payments and there will be no attempt to ha
the banks the People, by suppressing the issue
Of small bills. No attempt can be successfully made
TO revive the auction monopoly, which the Wings
abolished. Mr. Tallmadge will be reelected TO the
Senate of the United States. Mr.. Wright will pro-
badly be favored with opportunity OF demonstrate
ing his faith in the doctrine OF instructions. Though
this doctrine forms part Of the Wing belief yet If
Mr.. Wright believes in il, he is surely entitled TO
enjoy its benefits. Toryism Is now trying instruc-
ions in Tennessee; and il is hard that game which
two parties can play should be monopolsed by one.
Our policy Of Internal Improvements will be prose-
cuted with renewed vigor. So well satisfied are the
people with the Wing management of the Canals
that the Wings will probably feel it daty 10 take
The entire management into their own hands. In aid
OF these improvements, and to extend the advantages
of popular education, they will probably call on the
Federal Government 10 secure them in some shape
or other the avails Of their interests in the Public
Lands All these beneficial results will follow from
The recent Wing victory-and one other, paramount
10 all ohers-the Electoral Votes of the great State
Of New York will be thrown for the Candidate OF
the Harrisburg Convenion.-C Courier d. Enquirer.
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TTUNTs MERCHANTS MAGAZINE & COM
II MERCJAI, REVIEW.


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IVES OF THE PRESIDENTS, with portrait Of
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oil the Loco-foc0 lainIly are Indebted as looWS, VIZ:
Stevens L. Mason, Governor, 81, Az 80
John L. Mason, Governors father, 2,3ll ~
Calvin G. Jackson, Private Secretary, 1926 81
Charles w. Whipple, Judge, S402 81
James B. Hunt Co .nmissioner 2S0O3 IA
Levi S. Humphrey, do ll,1O5 %
Horace H. Comstock, Senator 1900 90
Conrad Ten Eyck, U. s. Marshal, 5,792 50
Lucus Lyon Elk. U. S. Senator, 900 90
Daniel Goodwin, u s. Dis. Attorney, 1900 90
Epaphrodes Ransom, SIT 81
David C. McKinstry, Commissioner, 1928 II
John Norton, Jr., Cashier, 64o6 81
Porter and Gibson, Commissioners, % 1853 81
Kntzing Prtchette, Bank CommiS'r, l643 l8
Justus Burdick, Elk Commissioner, 6,432 80
Thomas b. Clark, Director, 9,l40 90
J. Mott Williams, Atty and Director, 3,7l0 90
Anthony Ten Eyck, Loco Orator, 437 95
Frederick Ii. Stevens, 1850 %
John d. Pierce, Superintendent Pub
lie Instruction, 9,737 90
James Beauben, Loco, 1000 %
John M. Wilson, Ex-Sheriff 10000 20
Bank Niles, 1897 81
Bank Marshall, 10000 90
G. & J. Wells, Loco, 1914 90
Peter Moey, Attorney General, 100 81
John s. Bagg, 479 90
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BANK OF WAsHISoTos,

NOT1CE.-The President and Directors OF this insti-
union have this day declared dividend Of three per
cent Oh the capital for the last months payable
10 the stockholders or their legal representatives on de-
mand JAMES ADAMS Sashie'
nov co3t
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GeoRoi, AND MANE.---Gov. ,Gmer, in his mes
sage TO the Georgia Legislature, referring TO the
refusal of the State OF Maine TO deliver pfugilves
r I'm Justice charged with The crime Of violating the
laws Of Georgia for the protection OF slave property,
says
HThe Stale must therefore protect, by its own au-
hority the rights Of its citizens in slave property
against the disposition of the people of Maine 10
violate them For this purpose you will be justified
in declaring by law that all citizens OF Maine who
come within the jurisdiction Of this State on board
OF any vessel as owners, officers or mariners, shall
BE- considered as doing 50 with intent TO commit lhe
crime Of seducing negro slaves from their owners,
and be dealt with accordingly BY the officers Of JUS
tice."
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The knowledge promised by the iemptr was IN
deed attained, and far, in sense hkened man to
the creator but avsled him nothing, from the prepons
load Of sin with which he had burthened his mind, by
his disregard or the commands Of God. Such Is stu
the condition Of his descendants, who as Gods, know
good aud evil aud have the advantage Of acquiring this
knowledge before, well of retaining II a'ef, the
commission Of sin and thus have double may ~
salpahoa open to hem-the one, by virtue and ooe-
deneo tried tho other, by repentance and reformation