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ssszAsssss--s.xsa. Augusta County, this
season, TO terminate on the LIST day of July next,
on the exceedingly moderate terms (for horse of
his meriD of So the season, $f2 insurance. and
SO cents on each mare to the Groom. The sea-
son due at the expiration thereof, and the nsuG
rance as soon as ascertained, or mare parted with
No liability for accidents. but every care shall
be taken that none may happen. My apology
for presenting him thus late, in Staunton, is that
was solicited by some of my friends to do so as
they considered there was great opening for sucl,
horse as he is; being &c unusual size, full lGa
hands high, Red Bay, thorough bred, possess
ing great muscular power and unusually lofty
and elegant. lie combines more of the Diomed,
Sir Archer and Medley Blood, probably than any
horse Of his age. He is seven years cid this
Spring, raised by my Father, John Rodcs, late Of
Albc'narle County For further particulars
refer you TO his hand-bills, ard fly friend VIM.
Craig Of Staunton. he " III be at your April
Court, and training Of The Officers of the County
!isregular days to be 10 Stanton is Saturday
April 23d, Monday The I'd of May, Wednesday
The 18th Of May. Friday The 2Oih of May, Mon
day the goth Of May. Tuesday the 7th of June.
Thursday the 10Th OF June, and Saturday the 9th
Of JUnc. He will stay as long as is necessary at
his stable al each visit.
EYLAND ROBES
April 81, 1912.
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STAUNToN 1T. INFANTRY

90. GU Will attend the Muster Of your Regiment on
thursday the 9th Of May, in winter dress with arms
and accotrcmcntS in complete order for inspection SC
7 CARROT n
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EOUCATTON.

AsA<s~sonnA-~cG6inkA<
JUST RECEIVED
A FRESH SUPPLY OF DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Sulph. of Morphine,
g of Qunne,
' Of Potash,
Extract Colocynth Comp.
sc Sarsaparilla,
Hyosciamus,
Beadona,
Cicuta,
Camphor, Iodine,
Cowhage, Pnl. Squills, Balsam Capsules.
Henry's Calcined Magncsia, Oil of Cuhebs.
Savine Leaves, Lunar Caustc, Caomel
PAINTS AND OILS.
White Lead, dry and in Oil,
Red Lead, Chrome Green, dry and i'm Oil,
Prnssian Blue, Vermllion,
I.inseed Oil, Sperm Oil,
Copal and Japan Varnisl,.
BRUSHES.
Paint, Wall Hair, Tooth, Camel Hair, Cloth
and Shaving Brushes.
DYE S7UFFS.
l,ogwood-Stick, Ground, and Extract.
Redwood-Ground, Camwood,
Indigo, Alum, Copperas, Madder.
PERFJ.UERY.
Cologne Water,
Florida
Rose
Macassar and Bears Oil.
Otto of Roses, Hair Powder,
Fancy Soaps, Musk.
ALSO,
fresh supply of Quilts of every quality /,
Blue, indelible, and Red
All of which 1 will sell at the lowest prices
for CASH. An Wi,EM
April 2l.
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MtARTaJt1@in,

On Thursday the 18th instant, by the Rev. John
Hcnsrll, Mr. PHILIP FAuvER, to Miss MARY NJ. Rus
Sell. daughter Of Mr.. Henry Russcall of this County
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THE THOROUGH BRED HORSE

The THOROUGH BRED HORSE
GEL fgiaAIDs
W ILL stand at my house on the Long Mead.
ows, Augusta county, this season. He ID
considered by Judges who have had an opportu.
nIto OF forming an opinion to be scarcely edualled
IN muscular power and Strong bone by any horse
In virginia. For particulars, see handbils
~ Pas,urage provided for mares from dis
lance. G.. w. MOWRY.
April %, 1912.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-04-28

Mr.. Samuel Candy, of Wilmington. Delaware
sold cow and calf last week for $500 cash.
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hpr;l IL, 1872.
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Public Sale.

April 2l-2m.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-22
DIR. F. FELIX

POUDRES SUBTILES FOX lANG
HUMAN SJPERFLUOUS HAIR.
THE above preparation has received the stamp Of pubic a,
! probation for some years Pat a a: ,Ss % c". a ..as' : spsddss ion
20 ssi! sa% sns P e. .a'ir:l S. ,sn"iSa ,s e , ! dsiststi. ~, ..ss...is
en-: :%p S : y: :I iassiy e s. ss!is woman: !, r. . ! ~ y! !I 49, =;
i 1i;i. hairy I s :;Ss 4 Of md tn: :i.! !sssa i ]'S'ss:.S e. . : ma: a: j, s' : mo 20
R,sT re% %S,S Il. Sssrd, Which /! sase,: with NOR. ssss: With
: :; %1sh %, aS;I. x s il = . %sst lime .s.' i isssTs he $:: ssin .e az ana : deli s:it
eaie to the touch: To uproot the eeara II = s sppn1sd T Pr;re y
a"SG5ooiURAuD's A DE BEAuTE ?. TIVE s.S w.'s %o Of
a Ss:w.y L. 10, ,nea tiI niOs dsii taa; % Si%p'I n:ea and arms. an 'sii;eiitiss
i 1ss:l !Sy, isssn,i: 81 i ES.s !: Pss;..sd e es.S Setse.' Of D s. mo ssd IL.
ferrous nature, utterly rninous 10 the conpienon' and BY It's
rs SoTk aus .p' y~RSE + + sfi.'s' LIQUID ~ com
P Ps::s,e % s'Ss, 10 !h ,sS son nSs ZION. I'm. i%n .s%sia:' y rubbing with = a
h. SoTSSG g s'f snL AM p'E EST q s i. Or sp~ni.h Lily
White, gives to the co~cteOanee a pure I'VE like alssssssr
whiteness. s.em (. from The injurious prspe r. generally s5; ~
RsmmemS.p! the above celebrated cosmetics are to be hs at
the old established Office, 81 Walker street, one door from
Broadway. and a, Sa7 broadway; A. o,,.,;. NJ. 4 Maid.
en- ..as-Uties. g i h Bs,rn' ; 1 h;n:ds, .sn 1ss and nsT@s sa MAN
:diSsa 'i,Sis, Mrs; Bsowns NJ = Chs;SSt :;..: !;
Sais:sasr.. G g ss:1?. s XS'tysiai.-RRlsbs%ssaa. NJ: fSS;y:sS
4 zi Isw. c Sspai ~ssss.t-HHs1sfc!S wasils fiu%thr.y is Main
strse!-Ncr ieh: William Faulkner; Ma...eha.tts11S s oss?Gn,
A.ii1 JI-s1S, D MA. \ [ i'fisi@l0ysta; I \ 5 Phd'ps, BIZ.
E Isy sl.ssSMsp'Wisessissdf + , a cGS lsi su ma,o ;,t cssr;:: i Hodge R"t
n. Ia pshirecPOE.mout " = Preston; IMaMa,pHs.1ppS%rttISn Y
sesnnos. Rhode isiandHrrovidenee Chsriss Dyer,j T., West
minister steeet. Ohio-Columbus, SUMMER CLARK. New Jer-
sever every 1 So'sIe Orb Goafsaa. Cosmetics has his name With
t sis.. .: and S 81 p fss :iaiis :ue quo sfc on t tSe x EsSsn 81 Q he FcS:
dres subiilss, None other are genuine. aIslm
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$5UO N

THE INDESTRUCTIBLE Inn, which T. NJ. BART
1 LETT exhibited at the Fair Of the American Iastitute,
extract il from pspe; and which rssei led the geld medal f. cf as
& Hatch, bank note epgrave,s, % Merchants Exchange,
Orders from any part Of the Union, posi-, paid, through the
above nam ed house, will be promptly attended to.
Writing made with this iA viii remain UNCHANGED a. long
delibie inks now ia use, OF which we have any knowledge.
John Torr.y, N. D., Professor Of Chynistry, Sc
IN the College Of Physicians and Surgeons, N Y,
jams r. Chiffon, NJ y. Praktisai Ch, MET.
John A. Warder, NJ D., Professor Of Chymistry
LIN aud Mineralogv, CINCINNATI CNllsxa. Ohio.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-22
DIR. JOSEPH EVANS,
GRAND RESTORATIVE sly VI

RESTORATIVE .SYR UP,
TRE IMMUNITY OF II BLeOD.
NAUSED BY the vital oJgars becoming dsranged and en-
feebled by hersaitary complsiats and e1haS:ticn o. me
mors and sweIings in the neck, secondary ~ notoms Of g phi
LIS, or the constitutional form Of the ysserisi D.es:s, Ulcer,
liberated core Throat Palate. &c. Ulcers on the Shins. and
other parts Of the body. Diseases of the bones, pains, swell
ings, and alterations Of The boaes, sweilipQs Of the. FONTS,
white swellinss. &c. Cancers, en'sne GU; cr skin DISEASE
bead. pimpies, cracking aud I'M arting fths sLin, teets5, and.
soresi rheumatism, govt, liver complaint AID Al! ti:esse,
saS:setey n improper use OF mercury. Local ad eonsM,ou4nn
grave. &c, or when The system has been exhausted ~ secret
sen suaity in youth, intempe ance, long standing facilitating
diseases, lops residence in Southern climates, and other debii
taung causes.
THsi invaluable medicine ha, been employed BY Tie propris-
tor in an extensi, c private and hospital practice, both N Eu-
rope and Am.rie, for the last forty ysars during Which timshs
has cured over 5000 patients, who wer. afflicted with some o.
the most loathssm. and destructive forms OF disease. many Of
whom are n wv living. aud ready to testify to Ae efficacy Of
this Medicine. Itcures by giving tone to the neTvts. exhi!eat
ing The spirits, regulating ihe cireul.t,on. invigo.atiny and e..
citing the vital org ans to anataral and healthy actioo' and ous
causing all impuriiies. o be expelled frcr the sys.sn, and Gre
Price 81 per bottle, For sale only at the Private Reside nee
No. AT GreeAwichs street, tao doors above canal street.
mas 3p
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THE PRIVATE TREATiSE.-Tlis 10 a little volume or
l certain diseases in which the best and Pest sonvs.ss1Es
means Of cure arc stated in the plainest possible nannes. "
also shews the reason why these ma!as1 90 frequently oo1.
tinue on from month to month. uncured, and terminate y ,enssd
this little book without .eeing at once their true and RAJ "a,
ture, and also the risk and danger Of trusting them 70 Hnofsn'
and boaSting people.
deace in what he has advanced on the cure ofthose diseases ne
author thinks il proper here to give a s,%P's .ta,s%sni % IN. ss
clear opinions on this subject. He therefore bes 70 state that
besides his rank as graduate Of Edinburgh, and member o. tne
in Hospital and city practice tor more than thirty years ane
that he has letters Of commendation from the most eminent
~physiCians in Europe 70 the ncst eminent in Amenss. p slE
Ashley Cooper to d.. Mott Of New York and DR.. fhysiek, o.
Hllsdeldia, and others, and which may be seen By any ons.
And further, that he has the privilege. Of rsrsrr,se 70 nsmos'
stances which afford the highest "a Infection to every Sas, -.
pecislly to those who are ANXIOUS TO obtain The best advhes|-
The price OF the book 10 81.
Dr.. Ralph 10 consulted = hrs resideaee,ss Greenwich street
at any hour, and has distinct and separate apartments Tor Moes
Who have to wait little. Communications sy post are iasn'
fully replied to- mHsl@
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SEBRING'S D

JNDlGESTIorN.-As this is a very CONN on compl amt in
1 the present day, VIII ate ger tends TO ALE waite 1t " OF public
imy oriance. For the information of those Affected with II,
we publish the following recommendations of 4 Restorative
Cordial for is c are g.
c, q. SEBRIrG. Es2:-
DEAR STA AT your request, ! have exam ined the medi'
cine. of which our Cordial y composed. and have NO hssfa-
tion in saying that they are Of the best class Of tnoicsi ane!n
the manner prepared bv you, will prove highly, beneneid IN
Dyspepsia, and many other diseases ofgeuerl tseiltty.
Yourv, &c. P PRATT, N. D..
No. % Liberty street.
/ concur IN the above recommendations of DR.. Prutt
TO- BOYD, n. D.,
No. 9l Fourth street.
81 mar hottie moq Inn
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400, OOU La Normn segnrs, =
T ANDED from brig Ohio. from Havans, Of snperiar quail
IL ~, FOR sAe in lots to suit puehasers,- at reasonable pr.ses.
saoIn. b. NJ. RAIDER, ts CT atham ct
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I r2R N EEw YORK SkkhEnTNs Line OF PACKETS
& & Ms he

For the better accommodation OF saapper s,b y ! oh N, istb. aotS
md ssth Of each month, som Mml%i 5sv tine N W. Se s USsoGsss f .
he remainder Of the year whereby great Ss,a yon 4 a1TS Ss
no;ntments will be prevented during n semme,m o"'A' Al
6iIIo low, shits will commence thus arrangement
: ain YAZOO, Capt. Cornell.
SSe::pp dCONEE. Capt. Jackson
? Ell XiSSISSIPPI Capt. Hilliard.
SI CIT OiUSVILLE, Capt. Hunt
, Sh;;pp SHkKSPEARE, Capt. Miner
I Ss;p GASTON Capt Latham.
7 I'm HUNTSVILLE, Capt. Mumffr I'd
Sn;rr Capt Leayiu.
44Sa;spp y 4SHVfLLE Capt. Dickins< n.
6hin MEMPHIS, Cap. Knight. r
ehip LOUISA, Capt; Muliord. w. -
N tos pseSets are Of a light draft Of wafer, havs rscensiy ben
Usviv coppered and pot in splendid orr er. with asoomnodau9n3
jsr psssnxets ~.neqsalled for comfort They arc sSmp p sise
ss.sTi ssusisetion. They will at ell times be lowed up and
n The owners or captains ofthese ships will be responA.
- for isweiry bullion precious stones, silver, orpated ware, OF
~ sny ietten, parcel or package, sent By or put . board q
6em, unless regular bills OF iading are teAsn
~ value thsrenn eru~seeS
Tog freight o. pss:aEe ,SgplY g 4 RI xss.u.h .. "a,
HUILiN & WOODRUFF, Agent in New
0yaens. who wa promptly forward al goods to his address. =.
- nm ahips Of this line are warranted to sail Punotu?"y a aos
ysrtssd, and g~reatcare whl be taken to have the goo~ c"r rec
N measured. ."
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Take physic eariy-tneeieinee comes 90 ate,
QECOmMENpED BY the = ANTI
rperience these pills have heeu proved BY thousands, to be
he best and safest Family Medicine hithsrto discovered; AZ
~ seasons Of the year they will be found very valuable TO all
mo wish to secure Themselves agsins sitkn &C. They are
like sale for children a. for any pgiod Of life, md require no
xtra attcnten to Diet OF 10 clothing, bilious and liver com
plants, dyspepsia or indigestion, nvvous diseases. sck head,
ache, and ia fact all disezses arising from an impure state OF
rhe blood, or a d,scrdersd state OF ths stomach or bowels, are
speedily removed by taking them. They prevent scurvy, cos
uveness and its corsequences-therefore sedarlng men should
never be without them. Time or climate aheek them not.
Two OF three doses will convince the patient of their sau-
tary smect:, for The ,stomsch, will readily regainits strength,
aheaithy state o. the ly err aud DO wels win speedily take place
and renewed hsalh and viso, Of body and mind vi be the GER
avn ihe'r vItu.s, IN fact, may be summed up-as a
MUSCLES, 81 the strong, and will be found Of in Unite vsIue to f-
wish TO be secure from sickness
Price IS and 30 rents per Dor.
For safe, whole.' ic and re all, by WIN. Watson. Apotbe.
carries Hall, 50 Cath ar,ne street; Smith. corner Of FuIton srd
". maj im'
STRAW WRAPPIN1-Iooo re ,ms crown straw vrano;, o
~ az excellent atics just r esived and Tor sale by
,s PHRASE ~ HpO0Ks a. I,h..u.
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ON THE CURE OF s~TRICTURE-It Is most mior.u.
" nate in this complaint that many persons have q sine
turs who are not IN the least aware Off The common notion
y, that 80 long az the uriue pssses in a tolesahle' Team tnere
cannot be a structure. But TINS is fer froa true. A stricture
may, and often does, exist for months, and even years, wnnout
producing any striking change In this respect. When stnS-
lure arrives at that degree Of narrewness A. sensib'y 70 imPede
he uriae, il i a serious malady indeed. The object o. those
remarks, however, u to prevent this state, and to attach II Al =
time whom It 10 easily and perfectly removed. But snere as
other circumstances besides its effect upon the uune ~ Tnieh
a structure may be known, or, at least. strongly suspected, sne
though these are numerous, there arc two which are very com
mon and very easily judged Of, and these shall BE- mentioned
here. --Lu
The first Of these circumstances relates to time; ~ wSn
hnswn that strictures arise from long continued ana 1edIy
treated Gonorhda. Now, whcneyer this disease eoa1sues
over many weeks, especially If in the early pe1ed any q ne
boasted nostrums of the day were taken, there " Juss ana pro
per ground TO suspect a structure. -
TIE next = most remarkable-t Is the effect structure has
u>oa the mind and spn its. This 10 q fact THAI may oe mo
roughly relied on. Indeed the author lever saw a case u strie
turs, (and he sees many every .dsyJ m which the paneo. cc
not, more or less, complain Of his loss Of mental snerHy-,Int
he was not 90 capable of business as formerly. Ihe resssno OF
this, however, is clearly shown in his "Prt.ss -e-c.-T a..
little volume Hoticed in another column OF This paper, anH 70
which the reader is referred, not ouy pr knowieags o ehis
disease, but on every other connected with this subject
DIR. RALPH further begs to add, that he way De eonSul.eG
personally a. his residence, No. SO Greenwich street, Z Any
hour and should any be in doubt az to the etisteace Of ~ y,
disease, especially after perusing his little volume, ne w,
without expense or the least pain, explain aud ass1re nm ~
Their he have or not. Let it only be remembered mat I 3
ally has a structure, not all the medicine in the wsrld; aons'
will ever cure il. Us
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-22
PIANO FORTES.

C~OUTHERN DEALERS and purck Ners generally win
- hnd it to tbs IL advantage to call and examine 4 eho ice az
sortment Of the eboye article, comprising a variety Of and
octaves, of rosewood and m aho<anv. Nth grand action, scroll
stands, and every modern Improvement. These ins.raments
are warranted to BE- equal 10 any III the city, AID will be sold
al the lowest possible prices for cash. at the m inufactery, ~
West Fsurte en,h street, between Fifth and Srrth avenues.
N.B.-Piano Fortes for Hire "A good assortment Of piano
fortes for hire At the m .nufact,ry. sT9m
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SOMETHING NEW

r EUK'5 GARDEN. ~ Bowery:-The undersigned takes
II this opportunity to inform his friends aud the public that
he has opened a Garden and saloon at 20 H9wsry, vheIs be
constantly supplied with the choice est and best OF Fruits, Con-
fectionary, CO flee. Ice Creams, Lemonade and Soda that the
city Affords Every attic ition will be given an his part 10 make
this Garden and Saloon a pleasant and agreeable resort to the
ladies and gentlemen who may favor hem with a call.
aI im.e II. LEUR, ~ Bowey.
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NEW YORK, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 90. 1912.


TO THE BALD AND GREY HEADED-JONES'
tn OIL OF CORAL CIRCASSlA.
i HOSE whose hair is falling out, turning grey, or has ceas-
cd growing, an article Y here offered yos AZ r..soneOss HmSSd
to dc Read tho
certify that my hair was falling out fast; lcombed ous
handiuls daily. AZ since hove used two bottles OF Joues' Vn
Of Coral Circassia, il has quite stopped falling out, ana
w. TOMKINs, ~ King 1t.
Tbis will rive light. red or grey hair a ne dark look, and in
time cause L TO grow dark from the roots Among others who
have used this and certify is J +. Power, grocer, Broskiyn;J.
Gilbert. jeweller, Sd avenue.
Sold By JONES, .ign of the American Eagle, sacun,ess
YOU are careful Of the right number QUILL be cheated with q
countsrfelt-s2 Chatham street. Price 9 S and 8 shinings
bottIe-three sizes. 1879 Falton street, Brookly n, " agent
mao I'm
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GENERAL
THE SUBSCRIBER has taken the store rs Fulton street,
L Bro.klyn, Cor the sale Of the most approved genuine pa
Marufac'ursrs and proprietors Of such articles, or OF am,
thing else, who wish for an active, stirring agent to dispose OF
their productions, will fad such an on. in the person of the
s j STEWART. rs Fulton st., Brooklyn
For sale, most OF the approved family medicines. Persons
purchasing here may rely on obtaining genuiae article.
- ims
FRENCH LAMP3.-The subscriber begs
I to call the attention OF pTiies about hitting up public or
private house Is. to the gre Il advantage to be gained b. adopt
ing his lamps instead Of gas, 2, the present extrtmsly low
mice foil. II is a W ell e ,tablished fact that a hotel or any
f,rge est ablishmen t can be lighted with then at less than one
half the expense ofgas; and BESIDE, they afford a more sgreea-
AZ a read % or study lamp, they are strsnFly ~resommended,
ground globe cannot possioly have any. iuiurion effect upon
The eve. They are used IN most ofihe lbfsries IL rance and
throughout the continent. Avn
Successor to A. DlACON,
aee [ nile s7 Broadway.
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30 ODD YEARS

Of EXPERIENCE in the scientific practice Of cuvng Ger
~ tain diseases, have enabled pr LAUREL, Of MOL os Ca
nal street, to eradicate those diseases in question, whether
new, old, or lnveteIate, 10 less than halt the time employed
by the .onmon doctors, who poison their patients with mer-
curry, canivy, nitre. cubcbs, Ike.
N.B.-Strangers are appri.ed that Dr. L. 10 a regular physt
QAafra an q be nroXed by his linlamaa ma Inn
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REAM---CREAM---CREAM

Still the Cities widely TEEN
With praise OF Rings Ter8cnd GRAM
The finest Shlving Coz pound known,
Experience has clearly shown,
IT'S 80 skiltulIy prepared
To Aofen cen the rot ghest beard,
That a dull razor's edge bestows
Aktenpess that the shaypest knows.
IT'S pure, and pleasant, choice and cheap
Will IN erery climate keep.
Makes il a pie asipg task TO shave,
And will both fime and trouble save.
Prepared and sold by c. n. n 50 Fulton street; Bal
ett.sf4 Broadway, and l5s broadway. m2i I'm
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DEMITTANCES To- ENGLAND, !Rt LAND. OR
N from 81, "a, IS, rs, fiQ. Els,
to Ei 900, and upwards, or 10 sums to suit, payable at sight or
a. sixty days. atthe GLOWING places in England. ireland, Scot:
g. J. SYLVE SER.
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RAW WRAPPIN1-Iooo re ,ms crown s1rny vrsno;, o
- az excellent article, Just r. esived and Tor saIe by
as pFW-sf ~ HpO0KS u J5he,v. =,
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Hamburg. Bremen, Frankfort,
persops having to remit to the r friends can always rely on
the r orders attended to, the following packet ansr receipt Of
remittance.
WAGES. m2l stawlm
no MTLLTNrRs AMI MISUNDERSTANDING
i BEKLY, 40 William street offers for sale, at very low
mice = srleudid assot tment Of French Millinery Gords, con.
sistipr Of The newes, end most fashi nable styles Of Straw
Bonpets, Artificial Flo sers. Ribbons. Silks, Tsriatanes, &c.
elsswhers. m222 seod-
uAyANa-Nks. VESTS BOAkDiN1 HOUSE. 10
n removed to the Gale Ssn Pedro, Mel !" enfrents de- IA Ma,
.hini.' BY this latter direction the building. IL. known to AL
,oatmen, eoaeksN, rorters &c, a. one Of The most consp'
uons points Of the city.
The extensive alterations and repairs upon this house having
,eep complcted. Mrs, w. has the satisfaction ot onering TO
.trangee Waiting Havana. An establshmcnt far supevior Ia It's
location to any ihipg Of the kind ever before. known IN the
sitv, Il is situate directly mon the Bay, and commands an
extensive We've f ue entire hsro5E, with the adjacent country,
owns. VILLAGES, ke!
,ns verified by. a Spanish Consul, which, on arrival, 70 taken
y the boarding officers TO the Govcrnmert, House, where; IN
onformity herewith aperm't TO land WIN baggage, ~c' a
to he procured by some resident OF the place.
Persons dcsiroas Of going 70 Mrs. West's house, yiu please
rear N mind that ths service will be promptly rendered them
" the Clerk who visits all vessels with passenger, AZ soon
~ they enter the harbor.
Havana, Dee y, 1854. 0zssooW
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-05-17

earth per day-equal to the labor OF l5C
men-cares nothing for cold or heat, rain
or fair weather, but goes ahead and minds
its own business through ALL
The excavation is about a mile from the
Fulton Ferry (where carriages are already
abundant,) and we recommend those who
have leisure and rational curiosity to look
over and see this modern Hercules at his
labors. Such chance for those interesed
in Geology has rarely been Afforded
Fort Green was entirely marine depos-
lite, and nearly every variety of rock has
been disclosed by the excavations; including
large masses from Westchester, Connec-
ticut, and regions far more distant Undcr
fifty feet of solid earth are found bouldcrs
and pebbles which must have been subject
ed TO the action Of the waves and currents
for hundreds if not thousands Of years,
and have thus been worn round and
smoothe as lap-stones. Pretty extensive
Geological Cabinets may be made up here
with hardly touch Of the hammer. Who
will neglec: the opportunity TO see a ma
chine which is to work a revolution in
Railroad, Canal and all extensive exCaya-
ton whaiever?-M Y. Irib.