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Consumpt,on! Consumption :!

DIR. DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANT REMEDY
an infaliblc remedy FOR airsting Pulmonary
j Complaints, Colds, Coughs, Splitting OF Blood,
difficulty Of Breathing, Bronchitis, soreness of the
Throat and difficult Expectora,ion, Weaknesses,
Debility, Liver Complaint, and all other affections
Of consumptive nature. This medicine has de.
cided advantage over most preparations of the kind
as il regulates the bowels, and strengthens the con.
s,i,u,ion and does not bind up the system and
encourage iDtemperance, as most Of the medicines
do, ly the fatal opiates alcohol combined in them.
Such medicines have great tendency to bring
misery and distress, and even death upon many
valuable citizens. We find by the weekly records
of the bills of mortality, that three four.hs Of the
human souls who so suddenly departed from their
dearest friends and relations, have been swept off by
that fatal and fell destroyer, Consumption, when
many could have beri saved if they had used a
proper medicine. Fellow beings who yet dwell
with US, and are afflicted with the premoneary
symptoms Of this disease, procure Immediately DR.,
Duncans ExpccIorant Remedy before it be too late,
and not he led to hclicve that such symptoms will
soon pass of wi,hou, the use of proper medicine {;
Ivy such negligence, you may soon be led to know
your folly. One bottle may at the fist attack, he
sufficient. Pamphlets giving full treatise, always
accompany the medicine. Price, 81 per bottle.
| Office No. 10 North Eighth street. hil,de phia,
HENRY YOXTHEIMER,
| Dec ltth ls4l. Agent
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- ESPECTFl LILY 'nloms his friends and the
IL Merchants generally, that he continues the
Commission aud Forwarding business. AT biz ware
house, foot of Willow ST. RdllInad Iellwalc and
Echuylkill.
Merchants having goods 10 he shipped, will find
il much To their advantage, as to time and prices
of freight TO send their merchandise 10 the Depot,
corner OF Front and Willow street Railroad, as they
can then be sent either route by the Tide " aler
Canal, Oh Schuykil and Union Canals, as boats
will arrive and depart daily for the Junata and
Susquehanna Canals by Tide-waer in tow of steam,
or via Schuy XII and Union Canals from Fairmounl
dam.
Merchants will please he particular 10 send all
goods destined for either route, to the large Depot,
corner of From, and Willow utrest Railroad, with
directions accompanying lhcm, which route they
wish them 10 lie shipped.
Coarse and fine Salt and Faster at wholesale
prices on the Delaware or Schuylkill.
PbilaheIphin June s, lsil -ly.
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HhESSIllNb ~ NlNNo w INV NAV li'-Nb
Having had in use, one Of Dav,npon's Patent
Threshing and Winnowing Machines, and leug
repeatedly called upon for our opinion in regard to
their value, durability and advantages, We make
free to state, that they exceed in our opinion, any
IhIeshirg Machine ever before Witnessed in
use. They will thresh and clean, fit for market
200 bushels of Wheat per day, and this with the
aid of three hands besides the driver. The Straw
ispssscd off from the grain incline plane, ex-
tending about - feet from the Machine. Scarce
y grain is lost. What Is Of some importance
and greatly so, is the fact that dust passes from
the Machine to the man who feeds it. The Horse
power seems 10 he perfection i,sef-lhree horses
may work it with ease and their fastest gai, need
only be the ordinary Ilough gait. We mus,
cheerluy II commend the Machine 10 Farmers
they are manufactured in Milton ty Messrs. Welch
Pomp ard FIick. PHILIP HIlGERT.
JOHN B HELLER
Chilisquaque tsbp., Nonh'd co, March 20, lsii.
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Dyspepsia S IIypochondriacism.

Cured By Dr. Hmiich's Celebrated Medicines.
MIR. WILLIAM MORRISON OF Schuylkill
LNl Sixth street, Philsdelphia afflicted for sever
al wears with the above distressing disease--sick-
ness al the stomach, headache, palpitaton of the
heart, impaired appetite, acrid eructations. coldness
and weakness of the eytremies, emaciaton and
general debility, disturbed rest, pressure and
weight at the stomach after eating, severe flying
pains in the chest, back and sides, cOsIiveness, a
dslIkr for society tsaon, langonr and las
silude upon the least occasion. Mr.. MoRnIsoN
had applied TO the most eminent physicians, who
considered 1t beyond the power of human skill to
restore him to heath; however, his affections
had reduced hin 10 a d, porahle condition. having
been induced hy friend uf his TO try DR.. HARLIcns
Medicines. they being highly recommended, by
which he procu ed two packages for trial before
usi, the second package. he found hia,eif greatly
relieved. and by continuing The use of them the
disease entirely dsapI earcd--he is now enjoying
! all the blessings Of pe,foct health.
Principal office, ~ North Eighth street, Phla-
delpha.
Also, for sale at the store Of
HENRY IOXTHEIMER,
Dec. 4th, lSil Agent.
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Works Of Nature.

IN a state OF health the intestinal canal may be
compared 10 a river whose waters flow over the ad-
joining land through the channels nature or art
has made, and improves their qualities; and to keep
up tive comparison Of the river so long as it runs
on smoothly the channels are kept pure and healthy;
but if by the of the river is stop
ped, then the water IN the canals is longer pure,
but soon becomes stagnant. There is hut one law
of circulation in nature. When there is a super
abundance Of humorlal fluid (serocily) in the iaies
tlnal tubes, and costiveness takes place, il fuws
back into the blool vessels and nflrates itself in.
10 the circulation. TO establish the free of
the river. we must remove the olstructions which
stop its fee and tho OF its tributary stream.
With the body, follow the same natural principal
r move, by that valuable purpativc medicine Bran
dreih-s UnireysGi Vegetable Pills, which are an ei.
ctual assistance of nature, the superabundance Of
humors in the intestine caual. by pcrsevcrlng in
this practice the ways of the circulation will then
I've restored to the full exercise ofher natural func
tions and state OF health will hc firmly establish
ed Remember, never suffer drop OF blood To he
taken from you'-Evacuate the humors ss often
and as long they degcncraled, or as Iorg us
you are SICK
DR.. Brandrc,h's Office in Philadelphia is at No.
s, NORTH EIGHTH street, where his pills can he
had at 25 cents per box, with full objections.
QJOnly agent in Sunhury, is ii. B. Masser Esqr.
Sunhuty Sent. a. 1871,
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ATTENTION.

DEQUESTS the attention of his country friends
IL who are in want, TO his very large stock Of
Csrpetngs, Oil Cloths, Maitngs, Rugs, Bindings,
Stair Rods, &c, &c, that he has just op,n,d al
his warehouses, No. Is North I'd street, and No. .
Church Alley, next door to Christ Church, Phila-
dcpha. July 81, lSil.-ly.
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I%SSEA ASt - -
nr TlIE
DAILY sTATn CAPITOL GAZETTE.

THE editors of the State Capitol Gazette, at The
urgent solicitation OF Numerous Democratic
friends IN almost every country of the Common
wealth, have come 10 the conclusion, TO publish,
during the stIings of the approaching session OF the
Icgislaiufe the
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BRADY'S HOTEL.
DANTIILE. COLUMBIA COUNTY,
Pennsy lyania.
Penr,syiyania.

THNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the
n pubic, that he has removed from the town OF
CaitaiciSsd to DWuHe, aud that he has purchased
in that place, The Large and COmmGdiOuS
BRICK HOUSE
At THE CORNER OF MILL AND MARKET srREkTs,
(Opp0site The Court House,
- Which he has fitted up hy the erection
of ADDITIONAL BUILDINGS, and
sn.tkS. extensive STABLING, for the Enter
ksztanmem Of Trareiers and T.it0rS.
Tie is now prepared TO accommodate all who may
favor him with call, and he would slate that no.
thing in his power shall he of rndone, render his
customers comfortable and happy while under his
care. His accommodations ample and his rooms
furnished in modern STYLE and the proprietor Is de-
iermined thai his establishment shall sustain and
keep up with the growing reputation and Importance
of the town in which il is located.
His TABLE will he supplied with every luxury OF
the season, aud the best and choices; rdrIety the
market ean afford. His BAR will be stored with
all The best articles that can be Furnished bY our
cities, and the whole will be such as TO give salts
faction TO every one.
Well knowing tha, an enlightened public will
always Judge for themselves, he feels confident that
they will favor him with their patronage
SAMUEL A, BRADY,
Dsnyie, Jan. 30,
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BANK VOTE Inst,
PE,XNSYE.XANIA.

The following list shows the cur. Mt value Of nj
Pennsylvania Bank Notes The most implicit re-
h'ncc may hc placed upon it. az i. l. evcry ,crfh
carefully compared with al . correcled ftom Bi k
nell's Rppor,ar
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RECO.N.UE.>'D.3TEO.N.

Milton, April II, lSil.
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JACOB MARTIN,
commission and Forwarding
MERCHANT,

HiS.O--IEE
H&-gs.- /.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

il elected. he will rot accept second nomination.
II looks too much Ike bargain rendered 10 other
a.piranis weld 10 me row; shall soen se out
of the wav TOO much Ike The isler.st that some
times governs the Cardinals in the choice of
Pope-nsuv voting for themselves first and. if
without success finally for the most sIperrenHuaJ-
ed-in order that the election may CONE
round again I eu however, in favor OF an amend
r.aHt O: the Constitution in OF the forms pre-
scnbed-declarine that no citizen shall be eligible
10 reelection 10 the Presidency. and also. OF
tension OF the torn. 10 that OF ScDator-a period
Of six years.
Agency Of the President IN LsciSlatien.-I an
persuaded that this should be strictly limited,
/ /. To ;he veto, quaiided as suggested above: ,.
1 To the command OF the consiitutior-" he shall,
from tine TO tiEae give to the Congress iniorua
ton Of the state OF ihe Union and recommend to
/ their consideration such measures he saal
/ Judge necessary ard expedi-nt, ard 3. To fur
nish through the appropriate executive depart
ments, such details for Bills as any commiuee OF
Ell her House OF Congress may es ec.a.ly call for
Leqding measures Of The Extra Session OF
! Congress If had had the honor OF vote on
,be occasion i, would have been given in favor Of
the lard distribution B; the bankrupt Bill and
ihe second Bill for The creating OF fiscal corpora
fion-having long been under CONVICTION THAI, in
peace. as in war something efficient, in the nature
OF Bank ofthe Uni'ed States, /, not only nece--
-arv and proper, but Indispensable 20 The success
fol operations OF the Treasury IS well as TO many
o; the wants OF our commerce and currency.
Secret or ooth-jo,enG .SocietisS.-l have not
been member Of the masonic lodge, in thirty odd
wears nor vl-ter in any lodge since, except once
-now msre than sixteen years ago. There are,
at many academies and colleges, As is well known,
associations Of students and professors, for
purely literary purposes and their meetings, gene
rally. for aught that | know, may be secret.
Twenty-egnt years age, was once present with
such an association and never s1ce; and have,
within five wears received nany flattering notices
of nv having been enrolled as an honorary men
Der OF as many such associations. am sorry to
be reminded THAI, by some strange neglect, have
failed 10 accept one Of those honorable distinctions
Finally. am a-hed-lf nominated cand
date for the presidency, would you accept tht
nomination / beg leave respectfully to reply
YES; provided, that be not required TO resounct
any principle professed above. Ny principles art
convictions.
Hoping that YOU who have done me the homo
to invite this genera! reply, may, With the millions
be enab d in "a year two 10 tx on some othe
citizen as your candidate more worthy. and there
fore more likely to concilia.e the majority OF pop
uer sutirages,
remain, -sntcmes,
Your friend aud fellow. citizen,
WINFIELD SCOTT
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
FOR PARLO RS
H-0Ty.s IsADTaTaNE sTeyES.-Th,

\ most de-ifabln Stoves wrrmin. Churches, Dwell
inCs Stores Offices, Steamboat aud Ship Cabins, be
procured of the sub crbcIs only. Also,
DRUMS, of Russia iron. Cor parlors, halls stores.
These ac being placed over either heat cooking
Stoves.
MOTIFS WOOD COOK STOvES-Cclcbra,ed as hav.
gg ye.y superior roastag and baking OycBboliEs with
the greatest facility cspabc ofbong, broiling, roasting
and bikng at once. FafniLcs who have used this
Give it their unqualified appreciation. Four sizes
from Sl2 30 TO $35.
Russia and English Iror Pipe tin tubes for floors,
bic slabs zuc Ye.ators coal carriers with varioas arti-
c!es u.cd by the trade furnished reasonable
stoves Of any Pattern repaired and put up
WORK knaulike manner
NOTT'S ShRACENIC CRATE. for parors or base
,ent rooms giving much Ilorc he. common CRATE
with much less isrl. SIiEPARD Z. Co,
Successors to Stfattcn Il Seym9ur,)
90 l,,l ~ Watrr-stre-t
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
xe5AD AND NEFLECT.

yrOR the las, six years THE PFCTORAL HONEY Ot
LIVERWORT (as prepared by James No"IlD has
n en- before the Public as remedy for Coughs, Colds
Alhma Shcrtrc.s Of Breath and all affection; OF the
Lungs leading Consumption The unprecedented sales
md enyaoic celebrity ss obtaned, sufficient evi-
cncc of It's Cicacy notwh tSndnz that the proprietor
placed at the low price of two shngs per bottle, IL
hopes that il would the Public against Se base and
fraudulent efforts of coanterfeiters. Even this as all
and dcservrgy popular medicines have been before
A. is courerfeIted. Lot those who wish TO get the Org'
ma and Genuine be very particular where they purchase
and that It bears the signature OF James d.
yo,ciH ia fail, The genuine may be obtained at Messrs
picott McKissou 81 Co ii5 Maiden Lane, who Gene
raj Agents Tor the United States. Thompson puryca,
cor BROAD nni iorc--t; La. k.cse Go. No III
Jaiden-iane; Williams Mabce s: Ciapp, s Maiden lane.
2c,a of ,cssrs. Adamson & Oil, Bowcry and 69J
Broadway, W. Mnor, Broadway 'aes Tarrant cor OF
lirecnw ch and Warrea-st Il l. Cotdnston, ss7 Hut-
IT, Wisr 2ct Grand 81. c. Cous nacq 50 Chatham,
Chee : Gilbert 3owery, & Co.geshall, Pearl and
Rose Is, c. ( W.P. Bagroye, Brooklyn F. Whiting,
Winms5urgh. l.. !.
JAMES D. NeWIT.L, Sole Proprietor,
At w. Watson's APoth scaries Hall,
36 Catherine
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09


~ LIVER COMPLAINT u f. IA remarkable
cure-Rcy. Isiah tioodTcI Of Louisville, to New
York last Jule FOR the benefit of his health being unable
preach in equcnce OF cough psn IN his
SIDE raising blood lie had troubled with these
symptoms for betc than years. He obtained two
bottles Of DR. Aliens B,sam of IIorehound, Lverwor
and Plenry Root. In three werks time his cough pan
the side and raisrg blood entirely removed, aud
he has returned to his home restored to perfect health
Rev. ISAIAH GooDwELL
II HACKING COUGH is never II trifng thing. 1t
will end in consumption unless yon take DR. Aliens Bal
sam Do rot thisk because It is hacking cough. that
al ost any thing will cure it. Try DIR. Aliens Balsam
Remember your life is stake Look 0ut for limitations
- RAISING BL00D.-Dr. Aliens Balsam will cure
this dreadful disease. IL is healing TO the lungs
that il requires but few doses to stop all bleeding 1t
also aays the cough, and makes one breathe perfectly
u PAIN ~ THE BREAST have been cured Of
II by Or. Aliens BaIsam. Let others try IL
F. A. LOCKWOOD, cor. Spring and Varick-s.s.
Sold by 4. ". Gpion. Of Bowery and Grandst;
DR. W sd:worth Providence. General depot and whole
sale office William A. Tyiers g Barclay-sreet, New
YORK ol5 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
PEGpLE,s LINE FssO.a NEs7-Y0RA
:. - TO -~o
Szzass==z-EASTON. Pa - = Id

through IN hours Fatc only = -
Leave pier No n. t., Battery Place, at 9, o'clock, a
VI. daily, Sundays excepted by sccmbos, Cinderella o
Water Witch, 10 Ezabethport, then TO take the
the E. Tom and Somc-tillc Railroad to Boundbrook
leaving only 3o miles BY coaches making by far the mos
pleasant and expeditions Easton. For ap
ply to A. D. Hope, - CcG.liandt IL on board. A.
Hope will accompany the passengers Bound ock, END
render all assistance necessary.
~ b. This the osy line that arrives in Eason bcfcr'
night, Returning this line arrives IN New York a. hal
past IL o'clock p. NJ vo hours advance Of the
de.f fui express mail line via Bruaswlck9
" hc Express Line IA their advertisement calls this
Line hunbug. To prooe what say, We give nOc,
that our passengers have thar refunded BY
our AGENT. az Easton Ncwiok f they do not arrive
AT III places earlier than by the Express NJ Ill Line
nIl. hug O II o huglhur sIi 3m
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

the public, and generally well known require
much be said thair favor Oar Stoves made OF
the bes! mater aud in the ornamental style.
The proprietor would cau'ion the pablo about the
many Stoves aie in imitation OF the Olmsted Stove, but
iering in III essential parts and you'd recon-
mead 70 all II call aud examine his asserimc
which not surpassed IN point of beau'y utility and
vi. be found 10 ne cheap at any other establishment
All kinds of work solicited and attended with
promptness- JAzES Z. P DEAN 2IO Wster-st
eO1t If
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
For The New-York Tribune.
Va q hC AVG "a N
n IG II T.

All on earth is shadow-all beyond
Is sui stance the reverse is Follys creeS
How ,olid all where change .seil be 10 ciore
Ygrsc.
!.
SO beautifully fair
I've seea the night-hour never;
There . brightness ia the air,
And Eusic in the river;
No veil-no cloud
Yon moon 10 shroud,
Which moves so meek and slowly,
Mid isles Of Light,
The pure, the bright,
The beautiful and holy.
Dos, thou yon glorious hight
E,erna!iy inherit
To beacon with thy light
The disernbodied spiri,7
And those bright isles
That gid with smiles
The sea of heavens dominions-
Are they arrayed
In flower and shade
To rest It's pilgrim-pin;ons7
III.
Or are ye worlds like this,
Thro' space and darkness sweeping.
With one brief hour Of bliss
To glad an age Of weeping:
And have your spheres
The hopes, the fears,
The passions and the pleasures
Fever of fame,
Ambitions game,
And Hopes delusive treosuresl
Or will the fond and fair,
Who here in anguish sever
Live in those homes Of air,
United and for ever?
Oh! thus allowed,
Ye mystic crowd,
How happy, mid our sorrow,
To know the tear
That trickles here
Your ligh, will dry tomorrow.
en- York, 1871. IA. SHEA
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

DEOWN'S COUGH CAND f.-This agree
,ble artcle urepared by William Brown, thorough
chem., and faithful drug gst the corner of Washing
ton aud Elliot streets. decidedly the most pleasant
9eallhfu and cicc compound III our market -r Inc
reef and cure OF tho distressing and dangerous corgh
which prevail among US in the nOaths its ni-ciy
prepared and highly medicated with approved cxPeeto
rants as aF,rd relief TO the rritGted orsan
If this throat. without producing, Is too often the case
nth candies a nau,cnng aad deletcrious effect upon
,hc stomach. Hayisg unfortunately been compelled 10
use several times within couple OF year, We have
found il both grateful and useful and can conhIenty fe-
commend II friends Zines
~ B.-Be careful to observe the signature oi William
rofn on the direction, there being scyer counterfe
ariclSs the market Gail for Browns compound Bone
-et Candy dedicated e,,,,D.
Sold at wholesale and retail by A. B. d d. SANDS
Druggists, Nos. 10 and 100 Fulton street. and y Eas
Rr,ed,ov o23 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

DYING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
OFFICE No. III WILLIAM, CORNER OF JeHN-sr.
IL KINDS OF SILKS, COTTON AND WOOLEN
"A GOODS DYED. restored and dressed Including la
dies and gentlemens garments, such Dresses Goats,
Shawls, Grapes, VeIgsts, Ribbons, Mernoes, Hosiery,
C-ssimeres Carpets Rags Piano and Table Covers, Win
dow Shades G &c o92 3m-
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

Of the same sz altt-s re N and very
large In addition a5sv- the subscriber offers
the NeT-York publca large collection of Pa1lor and or
ice Stoves of various sizes and patterns Eh Pr
es lower than any vet ret. JOHN :. MADISON,
2need 3se. G and 5. between Clinton and Attorney
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09

Of the fire. whether the too-, shut or -pen' With
Tbev ,re constructed with radiator and cold air char
ber in more ooude1.cd form tAsn any nov il use there
bv securing ~ TIC properties of the heat and taking p
but li:;le roon eSon,hout purchase are respectfully
requested 1, cell and examine this valuable stove or
sale at ..:Se; Water :. IS II GEORGE {. HOWE.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
OR. :. TE,.IN GOUHAUD'S
ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET.

TO TIE LADIES.
5OUBLlc APPRECIATION has decidedly stamp't
I the superiority # Dr.. r. EtlIX GOURAUDS POU-
DRES SUBTlLES, or Penetrating Pow ders for
nar t ON wonen upper lr, sides OF the face back
neck moes. 5cards &c &c that site need be said
praise beyond the mere urccment that It combines
periec, safety with efficacy, ahd has completely hanished
all the decterious preparations which nave hitherto been
used, profess 20 remove hair
GOURAUD'S EAU De BEAUTE, or True Water
Beauty, for removing ireckes, tan. pmples. boiche.
burns, and all cutapeous crupuon realizing dell
white hasds, neck and arms and elcng healthy
juvenile appearance. S per bottle,
GOURAUD'.s VEGETABLE ROUGE, compose ma
tcrialy from howers and simples npafs delicate
Hge the cheek nDovcstle by PRESERVATION,
ubtrg VIII aaldks:chief linen cloth 20 cents pc:
bottle.
Phe above celebrated cosmetics are prepared opy by
Dr. Felix tiouraud prscicsl chemist, and be had
New York only al hs exclusive Office. 6! Walker street
door from BToalTay OF David Sands s. Co. Drug
gIsts q East Broadway ana OF the following authorised
tYOrk-Nbany-Alex Guthrie druggist 4 Maiden
n>,/Uuea-G. / Brown. p-riuner. Geae.,e
Poughkeepse-J. Gray Buffalo. HIa>dae, l57 80.
Main street
elphia-Mes. Brown, IS chesnu,
street
Maryl.nd-Ba -BaltinOre-pa,id z Smith, rs North Ga,
street
District of COlumba-Wa Parker, Penn
,ylvaua Avenue.
virgiuia-R ehmon5-Ms Frayter F street.
Observation-Disclosures c. Ferre. New Haven
4. Low Chapel Hlrtford-Wells & Co. lis .aain-st
Nor~icA-Wm. Fauker.
MassschusettS-ss+s;on-A. :. Jordan . Milk-stree,.
Lowed G. a Carleton Il Co. CITY Hall Lyna-Dr A.
L. Holder. Worcesier-M. d. Paillips, Briniey Place
Sprrgfeli-F. \. CoSie-, M4IE-s:reet. Lee-Bull &
Field Saem-W. Il :. h Ives. Newburyport-C. y.
Hodge.
Nev-yIampshire- e-Portsnou,h-W. 4. Preston.
Mainc.-Po.t'ard-T. Haas 4 Co. BiAsor-Messrs-
Whittier Il Guild. iianEe!i-E Scannipn.
Rkolc :slsad-PTov!deace Charles Dyer, jr- West
Iaia,ier street.
Ohio-Colarnbus sarn-e- Cla-f.
Every bcre of ur. tiouTau3s Cosmetics has his naIzs
with the raae of preparst,a ana Ne~lork, blown on
iae ou- sdcs, ard MS Lc simc engraved N, wrap
Hers Of the Poudres Sab,ss None Others genuine
ola 2ms9d
ERENCEs 1EAEEGEAEY CMAIRS-cns
dozsn cisy male and SsrraEie 70: sale cheap At 4Oc
Washirgtou-st- NJ ivF