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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-18

~ TO THE LADlES-WM. X II. BEBEE, FashIona-
ASle Hatters l7S Broadway, under Howard's Hotel have
hand extensive OF Ladies and Misses Beaver
Hats of their manufacture which superior
TO in the city, aud prices which fail to su those
in want respectfully invited to call
Also, general Gents BOYS Chidrep,s
Fur, Cloth and fancy Velvet Caps do i'm
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IMPR OvED MINERVA SHOULDER BRACE.

lNlI NV n SI1OObDIth DhACE,
WITH Goodyeas Patent Instluble SpngsTbe OBJ
w of this article by baciug the shoulders expand
the chest free action the and improve the
Parents and guardians particularly requested TO examine
which recommended and will be found Of utility
and benefit children Of eithr and all
acquired the habit o. STOPPING ts brace can be with
of the They manufactured under the immediate
spection of Mr. Parses who has for the last years
been engaged the manufacture variety Of hut
site qualities as the improved brace offered the public
Tn, Subscribers would particularly nd their Improved
Russia Riding Belt the Improvement consists in the
ducton of patent spring which adaps the belt the wishes
of the combining all benefits OF support, &c. de-
ved from the belt manufactured after the old patern the
same time giving ease By their elasticity and beaptfne the
bshment Of PaDes Agate 2i Broadway, between Para
place and Murray street d3 msr
RHEUMATISM! RHEUMATISM. RHEUMATTSM!n
THIS dsaeIs. able and universal cong which has here
cured by J. Tobias Rhumic Liuemeni. Ills aso eica
the speedy OF sprans Stiffness the limbs
roat aud remedy which no family ought be without
For sale only at az Maiden Lane, stairs. ds msr
THE IRVING CIRCULATING LIBRARY. 10000
TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS
One 1.-TWO OF books). 90
SIX months Zone sett of books) .'"'..'..."'.".. 800
Three months, 90
NoN-sUBsCRIBERs
For reading a duodscimo volume, one week, cents.
y" Quario, Is cents,
Families residing the country etts books
ao, GEO. F. II. YoUNds No is9 Nss,sp street street.
Toys! TOYs!! TOYS Just opened new and ifesh
assortment Of common and fine Toys suitable for the ho
hdiys AZ 233 Centre opposite Centye Market for SALE
Wholesale and retail cheaper than Toy dealers arr
forget the pumber-aas, two doon above orand street.
n2l Raw 70 jalsm
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
n u (. ID A -

e L IL
DR. A. c; CASTLE has Paste for filling decaved hollow
- teeth IL can be tender without any
pain or and with which becomes mpacted
INTO ONE hard solid body, thus restoring preserving
feet in their respective for epreventng IN ALL
CASES the necessity of extraction. Ladies the dis
guished society oer their testimonials the
terms, to its efficacy The Editor of the Evening Post
say. II Is admirably adapted for tender teeth and
yous and Dr. Castle operates the teeth with
and ablity The New York Aurora, says - 1t
the teeth III all perfect for e.o The Sun,
Dr. Castle has OBJ aimed much celebrity for his xcee mode
Of hing the teeth The most eminent gentlemen Of the
Medical Faculty have personally tried and recommend Dr.
Castles Paste for filling the teeth. loo-ache Pills, one of
which put IN the aching TOOTH will effect permanent
From the Journal Of Commerce
DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL OPERATlON;-Dr
A e Castle has replaced by ingenious piece of dental
mechanism the lost portions of the and lower bones
shot away IN the of Lieut. s., of the u S. NJ who
met with this terrible and casualty, while in pursuit
conimaory Of this extraordinary sand
that the loss OF these important skuv replaced by
Dr. Castle Of the
Dr. inserts artificial the principle Of adhesion by
pherc which be first introduced the notice Of the
public in 1928 Dr. A. c. Castle refers the Spanish, French
and English Ambassadors Mr. Soughon the Spanish Consul
Rear Admiral Waldon Lord Morpeth Gen McCarty Dr. F.
e. johnson, President of the Medical Society," N Y; Mrs
field Dr.: Beadle, Dr. Boyd DR.. Buyer Dr. G. Cheesmsn
Dr. a. Stevens, Dr. j. Torrey, Dr. BayIes Dr. Wm Gray
son. nc. NC &c de- msr
MADAME COSTELLO-Femae Periodical Pills guar.
A anteed IN where the monthly periods
come irregular from colds other Their
acton has long been acknowledged by the medical
and hundreds that have useessly
dies-indeed, these Pills their effects care
Is sometimes their though they contain
medicine detrimental 10 the constitution Advise gratis
to all those who the Pills. by Madame Costello "a Lis
penard where the Pills sold genuine Price 81 per box
die lmhr
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THE ANTI.ANGULAR SYSTEM OF
WRITING.
GREAT REDUCTION,

GREAT REDUCTION.
MR. ssp the Laa..
he ss f Dosra aP' 'n'
hasv
how sd af .
writing may be- See specimens at the door, gas Broadway
and A5R a+Ri Running Hand
w1 New E York dss sHs in Three
Pays Mr. B. is to be seen from to A. NJ or from to
Evening Glasses from 7 to g.
r,,., ~ BooKs-KrErIrs
scientifically and practically. y AS' eH'''
I ~ q - q c.
sTENoGRAPHY.
down Lectures Sermons, Trials at Law, &c &c. taught per-
feety By Mr. BrOw in Of lessons al 2s5 Broad
h SPA wSt S the author
EsPY's PATENT CoNICAL VENTILATION.
shssp SIMPLE And efficient sa,'s
Lsg, free from slI ios apd nwhoest efuva
The ubserbeT having purchased the gh for the City and
Gouny 90 York is prepared to supply the public with
Metal Roofing ofall descriptions furnished any part the
y r aBs s Wool il s;s1. As
Alwork warranted an orders by letter a,ssp.sS,o
s25sm*m 100 Water street
~ TH a ~ 4.
selling his Cod and Silver Levers, Anchor Is
na Hsw snd
s sss M s .S
each Watches jeweHy s1eSansed Or bought;
s me Or e as
@ a1d Retail
TO THE LOVERS OF sUPERIoR BLACK TEA
ssd Tea highly bra in ChRa and Europe
s f. S% Ne SHs
MAR TINS CASH TAILORING
e ST A l. H M E Mt.
l5l William Street, Corner of finn Street
II pnsis y'.
ming tia, such general during s' R
to call and Examine Those who
furnish tn crown M fafpSi e %N styf T HIN
Dress Goats made and trimmed, 81 90 to So $50
s ,Hss and SS' Vests, 10 DO ::
~ Ts%sSGa.h on delivery: '.'.' % to II GO
GUNs-GUNs-GUNs-Ata auction prices-loo double bar
rel duckns guns made expressly for South Side Long Is
zoo Cooking Guns, assorted - boxes a.,r lengths,
R aEs Sasi !. sH to SO sS@ eaeS to 'ne
Gqnsmks and dealer, in gun. will find at this demo, every
article waates Sy ns e in any guam
. A sss .1 s4m sa t. 70 sFRs TO- bags
- uso l"- zls rear. street
the widows Of the soldiers and sailors the eyoluon
and who the services Of their husbands aud the
shy cam BY No. g n Mss
H. ss w nss a
we'll well 70 spy e M Tosf m Will do
ss. ms 10 a"Tx CHESS
IMPR OWED MINERVA SHOULDER BRACE.
WITH Coodyears Patent Inst luble Ru Springs
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MEDICAL.
PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT
FOR THE TREATMENT OF VENEREAL DIS
EASES,
IN CONNEXION WITH
THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHAR



MACY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
THE College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city Of New
Yo:k, have opened in with their Medical and
Surgical Conaulting Rooms establishment for the exclu
sve reception opalen suffering from yenesal Diseases No
class Of human malades FOR their safe and successful
treatment degree Of maured and practsed
skill than do those which entails her but
aas thousands must bitterly acknowledge other class
has been much subjected the mare of heaess
and uneducated pIetender-men without chsracer-whour
medical ekge-without experiencewthou responsible
lily The members OF the College fully convinced that
diseases uniformly subjected the Of
properly qualified physicians OF human suffering
would De eyented and the innocent saved from the
which they ofen involved with the
guilty. order the refoe suppress possible tins
quackery the College have opened this
and placed under the management OF two eminent medical
gentlemen OF great and sound udgmentmen for
whose Iespectabty and talent high the Col
lege itself is pledged.
Patients Of both will be admitted and receive advice
grafousiv and The medicines will be dispensed
them at less than the usual fees whatever will be
required The College cherish the hope that this liberal
angenent will soon put stop TO the impost which this
class OF patients have been subjected and all thus affected will
il hoped the wisdom Of availing themselves OPP
portunty now afforded - By o,deI,
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-18

o oLimIoN Cheap Boot and Shoe Market, 500
where be found Boots and Shoes ~ nv; S only place
those who wear boots and shoes will do well TO give call Ia
T, gentle boot from s shilling, 81 per pa BOYS
cent will give call the Clinton Cheap Boo, od isf
Market 500 Greenwich, Spring street. d. Im.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-18
Im@r TERMS CASH
. FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES

over Shoes, warranted water really
woTth as much many Shoes that sell for sa-DAY as
Maiden Lane (dont mistake the numbe) has of his own
uansctne fifteen different kinds and styles Rubber Shoes
G., Mt Fair. " e ~
ne soes separate hou the uppeB the shoes will be taken
Mh9vt grumbg and the money refunded. Every Gus.
We sf De satisfied cost us the value Of all he buys
anton % to imposition in every shape and particularly
nc SIS not TO purchase shoes for OF
IA for orr n.y. our name is pasted inside. Many shoes are
..naJ e'that we never until they came 10 be
aas i'm. HORACE Il pay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-18
GROUND SPICES AND COFFEE

GKUUND SPICES AND COFFEE
A THE HOPE MILLS a Market street, between
Broad and Whitehall late 267 Elizabeth street. New York
Once l2o trontst Constantly hand the lowest
orces and IN the usual varerv Of psrkapes at 2msm
NEW YEARS. GlFT-Ihe filgrims Progress published
by X MARTIN CO.. is intended as Annual for 8i3.
It's most beautifully printed and embellshed with highly
hDished engravngs by the London artists,
soored map and fine etching by Cuckshank and supurb
Th. being standard work. age will deprecate its vaue
and therefore as years will be acceptable
Price 81. r. MARTIN g (sH
dis 3wsr 90 Iohn 49,,
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II MEES, 4l3 Broadway, entrance Lispenard street.
Fencing gives INSTRUCTIONS II Fencing also IN the Of the
and bayvnet, staff, and every species Of weapons.
Gentlemen lovers Of this art military officers of the army,
navy, &c. respectfully invited call witness an exh
bition Of his skill in this useful and important
spacious double Shooting Gallery, Illuminated In the
evening" will also be found with Swiss pstosshoot
distance OF 2t0 wards. ST
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VI A r 7 $ CA SH TAIL ORING
EST BIZ Is II M F. Mt

To the widows OF the soldiers the
war; who married before the LIST Of January 1894
and who the services Of their husbands aud the
gahy OF their marriage, can by applying No. 65 Mercer
hear OF something Those not able
siding distance and who will address above pos pa
will attention. Those wanting will do
well apply before the LIST of January have other busl
ness which will call TO Washington during present
session Of Congress. A. +. CHlfDS.
t,aSr
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III oil New ork, with from 70 20
Es acres OF land near Long lslnd SOUND preferred Adj
reSs with ull particulars, box ost Office, Pou hkeepe
Y. nl4
El FOX SALE, the cheapest Farm these pats Of 70
:B good buildings plenty of FRUIT wood and
- Do for sale orexchange for good city property, four
valuable farms and four houses and lots nigh Paued
De- to trade for dry good, and house and
Do valuable lots in jersey City. Cell on s. VAIL Saur-
days. al Courtland from Other dsys Panield
NJ. or at VA ashington
Ten small farms tor sale low. SV
5wsm
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- p. A. GERDY, de Paris, has opened a store 1877
Broadway. where he Is PREPARED to receive and exc
cute orders Tor boots OF all descriptions Although prices
are lower by two dollars than those of fashionable French
esaohmsnt IN this city his boots will be found least equal
10 any made here OF elsewhere He imports his lasts
rs aud so modes them to fit any eguary shaped foot
Mi Gedy long experience under Mr. For and other celebr
ted makers IN Paris enables him conduct his business with
economy and thereby supply his customers the following
reduced prices
Fine and substantial Boots.
Cork and double sole do
proporonate reduction the other articles to be
found at 1877 Broadway.
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LOOK AT THIS.
~GENTLEMENS Cork Sole Boots, the best of
s8 quality Sc 90
DO water froof Boots - do 90
do Light French Calfskm Boots do 50 to 4 90
do Over Shoes of all the different kinds T5c to Is
90 dancing Pumps, as
40 dancing Salter, beautiful article, so
And all other kinds OF Shoes and worked slippers fashions
ladies CATER boots, buskns, slippers, ties quilted shoes pr
nea white and black satin, and button shoes; India
sapuucd, plain and all other kinds of shoes clogs
and the boys shoes
and chdrens, OF all kinds be found world ali
OF our own manufacturing, and warranted to be the best
cheap the cheapest 367 Broadway, Franklin ST.
and at % Canal street. GREGORY x CAHlLL,
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TEACHER OF THE FLUTE.
Y MONZANI, So Thompson street, inrtrucue=, on
l.. shs Flute. Tsrns sH Per quarter - sn'r
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Brunswick, Sir William M b. George Colebrooke,
has issued his proclamation dissolving the General
Assembly OF that Province, and ordering the issuing
wrlts Tor The election OF new General Assembly
such wrlts TO be returnable on the l4th of Janu-
airy next
ONO SENATE. l4th instant was the day for
the election of u S Senator by the Legislature of
Ohio. On the same day, the Inauguration of Gov
Shannon was TO take place.
FIRE IN WARWICK MAss.-The chair factory of
l.; Atwood ~ Co, situated in the north part of
warwick, Mass was consumed bv fire ON the ID
inst Estimated loss over S2OOO-no insurance =
Greenfield Dem.
Y; . DISTRICT COURT. Judge Sprague on We'd
nesday charged the Jury in the case of Otis Smith
master OF the whaling brig Vesta, who was tried
upon TWO indictments, charging him with cruel and
malicious assaults upon two of his crew The iury
after being out about an hour returned a verdict of
otgulty on all the charges and the defe ndant was
discharged Boston Mercantile journal
An oUTRAeE.-The New Orleans Picavune THE
"a says: "Last evening, at the early houy of opar
ter to seven, Col H. G. Brasswen OF the parish of
Concordla, was attacked on the levee bv three ar
more men, knocked down and robbed of ali the
money he had in his pocket, about thiry-fve or
thirty-seven dollars"
lNDIANs.-A deputat On of Indians from the tribes
OF the Sacs and Foxes, arrived in Baltimore on
thursday on their way to Washington.
N4vALICaptan d. Conner, u S. Navy, the
head OF the Bureau of CONSTRUCTION and Equip
ment, is lying so dangerously i'll at Port Deposite
thatlt is feared he cannot recover.
OAN TT BE TRUE + We are iniormed-but the
story seems almost ncredbe-that child eft eight
years OF age has been confined for the last six
months, the jail at East Cambridge for the crime
OF stealing % cents from man in Lowell What
commentary is this fact, II 1t is iact upon the even
handed justice of our laws, when we recolect the
various bank swndlers who walk fearlessly over
our highways, unwhipt fpubc Justice - Boston
Papr, Dec l6.
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To Doctor Benz. Brandreth.
PAL Broadway, New York.


IlihEE YEARS SIANDINS}-Nlr. Macomber of West
Port New Bedford for period of years afflicted with
this terrible disease He has had many fits day
and for the time above stated he able attend
business Every physician of skill in his Of the
country was applied to- he even went Boston for help
Brandeths Vegetable Universal Pills he had taken med
cines for great while his friends thinking there cure
But as Brandeths Ply strongly recommended by Mr.
Ssson OF Union street New Bedford who, besides expeIien
powers on several other persons in his
agreed that trial should be made -Four months have
passed since he commenced with them; and although Mr. M
having and fits day; since he began
fit. Every aston he'd and considers miracle
NJ continues daily take the pills. Ii should be Observed
that almost from the first with them he has
been attending his business.
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ITO ALLPERSONS who complain Of

-. Of ,n,,efie ard fchi " vcl q, hos. slleiH
. ah dy.--,sis rsh; s-rais. restless nights, "a piaon ~
n. t1-f a., All s-rvaus seascs. u . rsconneFlr %
~ Iu-rCIif.f,>f STOMACH BiTTbE>. TIE artri's
CON rs,up 4 arr rom Nlarrs great VrgFi1he tinpn9l'
saI an b.. taken III safety. The luAJ~ins N"m ~
Lr,irr.. ~. bjf Broaas'Ft 49,.
hsve u.s vour bitter. 200 -7S's NJ 10 are'l ''''4'
.f.r@ yr,ei le ;o-c' rfi sprIssh'r. "ti lr '
-1l --.r The artcl-s 4f NhHh j. D.nfe-ed are 'tff
,~I.-rgs combined fni -ss lo doubt VII Prove SO
,rea4 e ir tho cz>-, .cr which You lfv- rcc0r - I y
yoar. Gr kDHaED g. LUDLOW.
ST. ave .r Ia Of ~ Qga-c- prescribe" Dat
e.rb rte-s -nl fund ieri .osi r1i-su -efneiN I'D
cs.,s Cd Indigestion. acidv aud dt"uiT ~ IT. "-
s,uS lii. 10 uesn e.as. !. alaag the 4lsc ui,, crrs
Of the lav hr. which vii cou.-r great tssAs Oh
r.anv OF our suffering icli0g beings.
p J. BRADY IL D. 50 Broomest
Nu7e-rrs ccrif-fes o. tp-r WHO trrni l-i a'' r.
rr~f sst ~ Seen - rnanuilci0ry. n. d" SerF
r.. n fs,a -.s 9; and ~ .eul.ae - ll "afi
.. e it- city. Prce arge bottle 81; snai 'Ee - cons
..r I'm
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From the Ioa.syille Journal.
THE GOLDEN RINGLET.


II ERE 10 little golden trcss
OF soft unbraided hair,
Tho all That : left Of loveliness
That once was though; 20 fair
And vet. though time bath dimm d ia sh
Though all beside hath isd,
bold II here, u link between
Nv spirit and the dead.
Yes. from this shining ringlcI sim
4 mournful memory springs,
Th,, ueh, ,py heart. and sends thrill
Through all It's trembling strings.
think of her, the loved, the wcpt,
Upon whose forehead fair,
For eighteen years, like sunshine, slept
This golden curl Of hair.
Oh sunny trcss the joyous brow,
Where tpcu didst lightly wage
With all Thy sister tresse-, now
Lies cold within the grave.
That cheek is OF it, bloom bcreft'
That eye no more is gay;
OF all her beauties thoa art loi,
a solitary ray.
-Four years have passed, this very June,
Since last we fondly met
-Four wears and yet it seemsToo so'n
10 let the heart forget
Too soon to let that lovely face
From our sad thoughts depart,
And to another give the place
she held within the heart.
Her memory still within my mind
Retains its sweetest power;
Its the perfume lcft behind,
10 whisper of the flower
Zach blossom, that in moments gone
Bound up this sunny curl,
Recalls the form, the look, the tone
or that enchahring girl.
Her step was Ike az April rain
O'el beds Of yiolets lung;
Her voice the prelude TO s;raia,
Before the sosg IA sung:
Her life. twas like haIi-hlown Hover.
Closed ere the shades Of even;
Her death the dawn, tie bIushin. hour
That cpos the gates Of Heaven.
\ SINGLE tressi how slight n thing
To sway such magic art,
And bid each soft remembrance spring
Like blossoms in the hear;
1t leads me back to days of Old
To her loved 50 long,
Whose locks oufshone pclucid gold,
Whose lips o'ertlowed with song.
Since then, We heard a thousand lays
From lips as sweet as hers;
Yet when | stroye to give them praise,
only gave them tears.
! could not bear, amid the throns
Where Jest and laughter rung,
TO hear another sing the song
Tl.a, ,rcmbied on her tongue.
A single shining trc.s of hair
To bid such memories start
But, tears arc on it. lustre--there
lay j, on my heart.
Oh, when in Deaths cold arms | sink,
Who then, with gentle care,
VIII keep for me dark brown link
A ringlet of my hair AMELIA
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P,r,yo TOR HoyoR-It +, yer, complimentary

P.ytxG TOR HoyoR.-It il ycry complimentary
b., i, /. very * 9eusiye TO be treated Win Hin'A
consideration by big bsg,' in England. We ~
oocc Il, Io,d,n and received ysry Kind Invitation
20 dino with the members & the Royal imie''Pn-
i~,i So-ietv We vc-, md enjoyed the dinf''
and ,ociotg With great gy.t,. When about 10 IT,
tire dglv i,rfe-.ed with grateful r2couecilna q
the La.riiality of ,br mcubcrs Of the hoyai d.
l,...,i,--l Society. Wa were accostcd ~ a.. dour
b. = Trim looking gentleman, With deEaHd Tor
r,,,,eu, ef small bill be hid in III. hand, con-
sit;n- of .uniry tens. such w-e. dinner isn'-'
a,,crtarce. 81 ard Amounting e a. - ihc re-
.orable sum Of tive guiE.a,. We PAID the bill
a,d .sid nothing bur though. much that tae CIR
cumsiancc la, bsep deeply impressed IN tie NINA
ever since. They tai. about tie almighty do-.a7
here. We may talk OF the omnipofcnt s'.."es
there. 4 man nav a. well be without mouth 81
without a guinea IL Lngland. lfAh. y. Am
q The Loco I co. OF Missouri recently held 4
STATE Convention at Jefferson Ci,y. We learn
from the proceedings that tho State was laid N IN
iu1srirar, districts, and candidates selected from
each and 80 ca.scd "A, - meotsnr aneT-enc. nat
might hsH7,n in relation 70 The APport.oEmcni
bill. Thu- the candidates selected arr r,rscd
Nos /, ? &c. NJ to !. the greatest number to be
rim In any event; but should the raticb = -crca-ed
80 As 10 lessen tie number of Representatives. TIE
last numbers would be stricken oil 80 a. - corr
por, with tic number authorized by the Apportion-
mont I'LL when il shall have passed both li'us7'
of Congress and become law. provided the d.
irict ,y.,cm Is not adopted. IL The event OF the
adoption Of the district ,ysiem BY Congress- We
learn saws ,he - Loui3 Bulletin. that Il i the ~
cr,ion of the Governor to call the Legislature to-
sstAcr to district TIE State. We think it not an
likely. however. thar. # Congress prescribe tie
f.tfcr system. Nj. Benton viii instruct his sni'
- resist he law. Lrui~viil" Journal
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NME PIBLLC is hereby re.pecifully In
NIrSIC At Three Cen,s 4 nace. at No.

H5 '.IN III Ut &C NfIIi| TId-t, III INU'
" - L>gerarl.ircc', c0rsrr of B0nisay.-CHA~.
T. GE~IAl< Music Iuiir1r, % unity yins new
AMI fa,.n-ab.c Ml'c, tor ilc Piano tu'',r all F-.e
which s@1r The very 1N .rce 90 cents 80
ffL Mo. on haad mall ln a. Musical lnu~g i'u.',
Which vii bc so' Nssy i1s. Tae pu5ac are invite 4
srf examine .1r themselves Mlo'eSse dealer. flDp-i
rhrlps thau oi-f e,i1b',amell o. tie e. Si.tes
Piano tories laced 1t - cents.
iel' im CfNS. r. CTSLtIN.