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TO MARRIED LADIES.
MADAME RESTEI I,Q pREVE NrIN q 4

These invaluable Powders have been uni 7erssy adope
IN Europe but France particular for thirty wear
well BY housandsn this country being the only mild
forbids too rapid increase Of family
Madame kesteil, well know thirty years lie
male Physician IN the two principal Female Hospitals in Eu
eIperence aud opportunities She attained celebrity
those great dscovt medical adaned
to the female frame for which her medicines stand unr
vailed well this Europe. Her acquaintance
with the physiology and of the female frame enabled
her-by tracing decline and i'll health Of married fensIes
in the meridian Of life, and the rapid and
often apparently ncxplicable which consgn many
iond mother to premature grvcto their true
rye at knowledge OF the primary causes Of female ndsos
nons--especiay of married femsles-which 1908 led
The discovery her celebrated Preventive Powder"
Their adoption been the Of preserving only
fond mother.
The advertiser feeling the rportanee Thu, subject and g.
tmatng the benefits resulting thousands by their ador
ton, would fully of the
RED all that they hold and dear their
Is and viruous prevent evils which are sub
ject by simple and healthy within CONTROL Every
virtuous, and enlightened mind will unc ,ita
Ingly answer in the Affirmative Price five dollars package
accompanied with full and particular directions Tney
be forwarded by mail t. any Hr Of the United ss.ss All
TELL, Female fhysicap Principal Office, As Greenwich
street, New York Ofhce hours from AM. 10 clock M
Boston Office No. kssex az oil m%r
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mr. +. PRU D'HOMN1k. from Pars disciple of the illus
- trous Hahne MAIN, whose science and doctrines nave
Isonshed all red around him crowd OF
eminent eager his instructions and
experience the public he has
selected New York the place OF abos ami Of his
residence.
Dr. f. has been protest. )nay and intimately connected
in France with whose honored aud
in county; and during years practice, he has visited
the United States and Of the West Indies with
TO elucidae points in science tall then involved
in much doubt and obscurity.
He just from Paris, where he has been commune
he result Of his observations the Gallo Society," OF
which he Is mber, and diffuse the
fruits of hi, experience and the blessings Of heth.
la the his travels and has performed by
the help OF his method founded the laws of Specifics
which had other mode Of
he wishes be judged words but Suffice
that besides Ill mslades repucd incuab there
disease dreadful inveterae, such Consumption
diseases Of the skim Cancer Fstua OF all Kinds
Scrophua- Dropsy 0c thar he entirely extirrete-
By all diseases females and children
promptly and radically cured.
Dr. may be consulted every day. from 10 A. to r. M.
Office 78 Duane Broadway Consultations
given in the English, French, German spanish and Italian
Languages nj 3mer
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LONDON AND MANCHESTER INDIA RUB
RER GOODS

LONDON AND MANCHESTER INDIA RUB
Der GOODS
WH0LEsALE AND RETAIL, No Wall street. TIL
W subscriber has large asort-
ment OF imported India Rubber Water Proof Goods viz:
Coa and Capes OF superior Lama Cashmere Lama Pc Isian
herno and Cotton, Of all coors and sizes.
Cothlndia Rubber, Water Proof super Lama Lama Per
sian and Cotton, pre- pared Tor ors.
India Rubber Weddings Tor suspenders, corsets, &c.
s28 6m~r CHAS ABkAHAMSON.
(,HEAP rASnIO FABLE TAILORING, at 1903 Bee .man
strceWhere does the money that supports the
Tailoring Estabhm ans altered over The CITY?
Gan II come IRON but the pockets of
Al he above number Is pehevrd
OisIeh conducted principles and
nis made style of LEG durability
ed ny any house IN the clay. Inc prices charged
For Dress Goats, Of tie best West of England
LIONS ~ 80 Sl4 to 90
vWoi u, So West oi England Cashmere pants Q
SS'neie' s'uh, SIX or cioth pa
pea'sI o'sf.oas $40 style, Tor IL TO "a
less anu trimmed, 7
Id'ts anu Fests, IA 10 2
JOHN MOFFAT.
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ENGLISH SCHOOL.
, HAVANA, ISLAND OF CUBA.

% my a n TIVE under The
the 81 an o Inn snd
sa and the method of tuition the nterosatve" An the
n the English language and many of them
uanr mas hT OF schools in France Ger
give youth entlusia his pActica knowledge
aeye which are required in all
Feneh Spanish the English
SaaTu Philosophy lie practical part Of Mathemstc;' and
oessors divers reside In the es
om he dsc a1S all inc classes In rotation instruction
Such attended ,h. plan of uiion that Sc
rs s S ns gsp under " sye yfsrI
not Sny fpS Se bur Of
thus rsesd within the reach
ss.sIS e ansass
U o ts h. aaah accent for ms Spansh pupils which
here the manly sps he Sy f a S9d to introduce
S ns1s Of hs sf hGus sss sy nothing
pO at n no .; dis Ia. a1ee from the y and
pupils Two Youths ,f om
tn. principal IS marred mann and ndo1 psree, health As
T; ..a., ' aasn.
Ts i; cGxs SsSFF
7; gPPs.. p.751."; q s7!!ss; s..
in the city Of New York in the COLLECTING of Sh
sass
hereby forbidden r .o hns;ne anu al persons are
artn and b 70 = any business WIN hm as such
stilunv The fi,m Of R.,nhsm.r ~ Dioch' cur
this day assigned ~ n mer = vi oyisGuse' nave
ali the goods debts ,nd d,msnd nr 49, VI ok'
tore ali ne rsou. or barh a. e,ey description; there,
Bernbeim a CO r h % ; g. pay any neo TO sad
ali payments of said dem nd nav r. s %
man BernneImer Emanuel BE nheimer or Simon ineI
being The firm Of "A Rs,nhansr II Rro y, s'h
be- found a. sv,acne b w nao'es Que OF whom WIZ
ents; and on whom ali nesus ind hed ar. Ts,u..,S &
mmed,aTev ,na SELL tpS .t a, W s3
Dated Syracuse N. " Mo- cd az o'eS'
NJ iul-F n REHNHIiMsa 4. Ruoruppa
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rro,ruS r. r,,sl ofriC reW iplh, zotnSuiy ,Ss.;
II U Der and Lower Post Ofhces:E - '
Letters :. posted be fore
Hal. ast 8 O'Clock A MI
I2
L NJ Will be sent out for de-
At all the Stations before livery at .. AM. anli
Clock A Nj and O'Clock, p M.
IL I"
PM
Letters Free Free Stamp affixed 10
them Otherwise three cents will be collected of the party 10
letters unless re srered at re rncipai Offices Lists OF the
stations lat all of which free NAV be an
so lO0 every informal on
pcaton at the upper or post ces STAMPS issued by
the late City Despatch Post will be rec ved
that number residence about be stated in all lett
The oicits the earliest nIor nation shond any
irregularities occur John LORIME., GRAHAM
au28 ly &c Posi- Master.
TS1.II " = " Do = ., ,HJUS t,5S,
| "a NEE E,NES rUH AkpANI' UIiCA
- bU fALO. ChiCAS5O AND CANADA.-ihe sub
havhg oeen shSasea LOT the last Twelve mont run
Wns e H N anu p yuma 55'Apte s u eohhscuoa wiz
arnae 20 view oIk anu hipahy Line nave IecetHy
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sc.
A new article OF Solar Lamp. very superior article.
Also article of Defecter improving the light of
the old pattern of Astral Lamp.
Also. style of Forentine Bronze, color immovable
Together with every variety Of Lamps and Chandeliers for
churches halls and public buildings.
PLATED WARE.
Baskets Castor Trays Toast Racks, Candles apkin
Rings Butter Tabs, butter and Fruit Knives Shutters
Trlys, Coffee and Tea Ums, Sc.
Fine Table Cutlery in and dozens Japanned Tea Trays,
great rarity Of patterns and orms fine glass Bowls
Pitchers Tumblen Dishes Goblets, Decante, Water Bot.
ties, Sugars, &C. &c.
W, II. beg respect uly inform their friends customers
and The public general that their with the
nufacurr sucht athey sell all articles in their line
and their show which alone sufficient compen
safe Tor the trouble s22 3msr
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JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE, I
OIL OF CORAL CIRCASSiA.
A Il tt ST N II A | X.
MANUFACTURED FROM

LADTES' AND GENTLEMEN'S HAIK.
OF less than inches long, in enc hundred De
~ signs-Necklaces. Bracelets, Watch guarcs Earrings
a G. BARRY'S WIGS AND SCALPS.
s, stand nrecminen above all Others Their peculiar light
and their being shaped exactly
the hair grows their elasticity and their superior
ssr,s and manshi? well their style Of finish and
arrangement combine TO form such perfect heads of ha
shsf thev mus, be to be fully appreciated
Parties having piece OF hair Of living deceased friend
can ee il by him into any design the mind
in such a II will be epsake inv sluabe.
ratuitous advice all diseases connected with
hair, at the Hair Cutting knoms,
ias BROADWAY, cor OF Liberty street,
ivt2 I'M lin Stars
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&H(O CHALLEN0E.-The genuine French Pills against
all the auAck nosirums the age the Of
The French Pills have beea u,ed for the last
yea during which time more than fifty thousand persons
&c certain. safe, and pleasant remedy and never
naassae even the most delicate them ali
ALL the most desirable remedy secret diseases ever
discovered. S~'@ Wv
The French Pills have been so niyer.av .uec.e, ,h,
the proprietor chalIe any case thew will
not cure, under forfeiture of hive hundred DOLLAR Vs.
Price dollar per box.
Sold only at 20 Nassau corner Fulton st. MO ,ms,
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ERUPTlONS AND DISFIGUR EMENTS OF
THE FACE, AND DARK OR YELLOW
SKINS CURED BY THE ITALIAN
CHEMICAL, SOAP

GALL RHEUM, freckles, scurvy, limPles, erysipeas,
~ bloches morphewtan, -yer bites OF insects
quetoes &c change The color Of dark sunburn yellow
dscoored skim The Italian Che mica Soap really the
der of the We'll might the Medical Society OF Paris call
biessing and it's inventor NJ BespIine pnsnhrops L.
1t entirety eradcates every eruption the
skim mrarting to the lace, body, neck beautiful
heahiui cearness No msepTesen alton is offeret. One
trial will suffice recommend all. Amone the my
have bee cured by this, following highly
persons:Rev. T. Lever, Newark, N. (you notified
that this no Iuted postum bus physicans M.
Palmer, Brooklyn Sold by T.. Jones, of the American
This is niaibe curing chap tender flesh, makes the
skin smooth. soft and white.
Agens-Ziebe Sd and Dock Streets Phl,depha or next
door TO The American Hotel, Washington D. g.; State
Boston; STATE ST. Albany; Mitchell, Norwich, Chensugo
~ W. Cleveland, King St Charleston s. c.; Alatp, barber,
Cashlll, N. Y. and l3o Fulton st, Brooklyn n9 Im.r
JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE, OR
OIL OF CORAL CIRCASSM.
u EADER instrumentation is here offered you;
~ surely believe PLAIN without putting
lift supported by the of respectable citizens Here
its iitie will force the hair gro the head
face body. part where intended hair
Duff and light red grey hair line dark look, and in
time Ike naturally dark from the These Cit
zens have used aud certify the above les qualities We
could offer hundred more but these suie No cd
be SAID its price Is easonableonly s. and sn bot
tie Sold the sole pretor. T. Jones' tss'gn Of the
Amencsn Eagle ~ Chatham New Nor Neader give
this only one fair trial and you will be satisfied.
Asens-Zsber Sd and Dock street, Philadelphia and mel.
TO The American Hotel, Washington, D. State st. b,ston
Cleveland, King ST, Charleson e.; So State ST. A'psny
MITCHELL Norwich Chensnso N: "; Martin, barosI ~"
kill, N. " and l39 Fulton ST, Brooklln MY ln &c
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DR AUGUsTIN DE BURGOs, Surgeon DENTIST, begs
leave respectfully TO aequant the rubc and his .pas,
that he intends TO reside where he will be happy
to relieve those that be really destitute Of
grat', from 10 NJ until P NJ. at his Office, No 2i5 VIII
ham all that regards the anatomical only charg
ing The cost Of teeth, lod plates, &c, Sc Dr. A. friec
ssse he has been twelve years practice Of his profess
sion preset the best and satisfactory documents
and references nS7 iw.r
TOYS! TOYS :! Toys !, Just opened new and fresh
Of common and fine Toys suitable for the no.
days 233 Centre opposite Centre Market for SALE
wholss,le and retail cheaper than Toy dealers are
speetuy invited 70 call and examine for themselves, Don't
forget the numbsr-aa3, doors above Grand street.
Hal nav 70 jaisn
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mmissioner ofthe General Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person claiming the right of land in
OF the townships designated in this 10 virtue of
the provisions OF the of 22d June
o eI act, ThsIe those laws still apply such claims by
ga June Si) by virtue Of the Of the September
lSi each granting certain privileges another
class OF etter requested
o. the Reser aud Receiver Of the proper Land Oce and
reior able
noce and before the day appointed fo the
NE public sale OF the land above such
claims will be forfeited.
The year subsequent TO the filing of the pats shall
pre- previous 10 the nXed the
above mentioned claims 1888 and 1884, above
.ered TO- viii be forfeited proven up paid Tor prior
to the expiration OF such year.
THO. BLAKE,
- Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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&ZA FOn SAL c-The well know puDiic house. Bowerv
;I ttase, wan the buns aud ,pired lease of SAID
ssAiS IRE Hs ahich has i've mex
"rhsrs, wan ia iicOus igemeH viii enable
purchaser 10 liyr rec
he nt about the country
viii sell apo Od terms 10 a T. sponsioe person
ro1 Particulars, Inquire OF h. Farm LIE,
l2l oool
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('OPPEH-oo Cases very superior English Copper from
or TO saoz for sale in lots 70 suit guIch.,ers BY
4. X COLLINS CO.,
Nor - biuth srs
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ERENCh ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, a mai for no
fists-B nu NLAkOSlERE COURT, lac William ST.,
successors Of Bruna kosiee Co have y IL,
hayr Packets bamore and Willie de Lyo,
OF fashionable flowers of latest Pa style
Flowers Ia Duchesse DUeaDs, Cords and Tassels,
great aney Of new fancy Articles OF toilet Tor and balls
Ihe No. lilo william the only depot
superior articles their mandatory Rue Tracy No
Paris. no lmsr
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LUCINA COLDIAL.
NfAGNIN'S LUCINA CORDIAL, for the and sreedy
THE GERMAN SURGEON.

SOLOMON HINE, M. D., No 81 Reade street, New York
~ In scroula aud chronic deases charge made till the
patient saed-medcne delivered gratis All persons de-
formed under have their bones straight
ened References given patients who have
oeen cured ~ this city. OF 3msr
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GROUND SPICES AND COFFEE
The HOPE MILLS, u Marketfeld street, between
o 100 sa Wtehal, late 67 Elizabeth street, New York
prices and IN the usus vsr,rrv 81 nscIssss ~ Pm
FENClNG SALOON " SHOOTING GALLERY.
'nsn.1' no broadway, entrance Lspenard street,
second door lately from Europe Professor the arr Of
a "sJ d rs Fencing also the of the
srgn cfookea anu lnfksh sword, hunting knife uusket
and bayone s,ah and every specie, Of weapons.
Gentlemen, lovers OF this arr military officers ol IN. ,rrv
navy Nc respectfully invited cali and witness an er,
bton Of his skill in this useful and important arr 49, ~
spacious double Shooting Gallery, Illuminated nm IN.
evening" will also BE- found with superior Swiss pstosShoot
ing ~ z dstAnce Oh SiVyhos sek ~
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FLUTE AND GUITAR.

Mr. PHILIP ERNST, Professor of the Flute, Guitar
" Concertna begs hrs friends and pub
lie that he has published his ondo Mtaire"
guitar which will be found well worthy the of
learner from its being well adapted that
aud calculated not only please but afford instruction
This Rondo several other of his
ton for the guitar" be found Mr. Ess residence SO
Canal where he continues give lessons above
inEfrn & I'm
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MExco AND TExAs.-Welay before our readers at the
request OF the Mexican Consul the following official do
in relation to the recent inc uron OF the Mex
cans into Texas and capture of San The Texan
accounts OF these transactions have been publ shed here
n r..
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| ed man, and doomed he must continue to be, while
| the leaders of the old Federal party claim him as
Their man, and he is content TO be considered.
Citsans and Freemen We are panied to see these
thingA, and be compelled expase the To the world
but there Is no alternative but either abandon the
country, or remove the difficulties which stand ia the
way OF It's prosperity and happ less. We invite you
all 10 come To the relief of that country, and INVOKE
thai spirit of patriotism--lhat forgefulness OF the
asl-thai hope OF the future, which alone can over
come the violence OF party feelings and unite as Anne
eans should do, TO preserve nstI utions, sustain
welfare.
In relation TO the immediate prospect OF terce
struggle for the Presidency no To be altogether
premature and of minor Importance. Our country
FIRST more urgently and pressingy first, by the ex-
IStence of great calamlties which could have been
aVered by judicious measures. When The proper
ne arrives II II be the wish of the people To sustain
President Tyler for reelection the important office
he now fills he will beyond doubt eheerfully submit
his claims To the decision of his ellow-cllizens.
his course, on his part, we conceive to be frank
and honorable, while the Democratic party, coming,
as II is their duty and believe their inclination, 10
the support Of their country at most disastrous cri-
Sis comes TO the aid Of It's administration and Will CO.
operate with the Government IN relieving the country
from It's Distress developing It's resources, dschargng
It's liabilities, sustaining it's credit and defending lis
honor and thus paving the way for the revival and
peIpetualon OF that political power and glory which
hourlshed under the great Republican apostles OF
American liberty, when the old Democratic party
was successful in its measures powerful in It's organ
natIon and unbroken IN its ranks.
BY order of the Convention of General Delegates
from the several Wards of the City and County OF
New York.
Lis, Of Delegates crowded out to-day and will
be published in our next.
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FOR THE MADISONIAN.

AT a meeting ofthe Wing Electors, of the town of
Sharon, county of Litcheld and State of Connecti-
cut, friendly to the present Administration, holden
on the 18th of July, Judson St John, Esq, was
called to the Chair, and Henry Waterman, appointed
Secretary.
The meeting having been organized, and its OBJ
ects stated the following resolutions expressive Of
It's sentiments, were offered and unanimously adopted ::
Res lied, That the members of this meeting who,
IN the great political campaign of 1910, cast their
suirages for John Tyler, of Virginia. as Vice Presi-
dent OF the United States, have seen no reason to
change the opinion which they then entertained of
his ability, patriotism, and strict adherence to the
principles of Jelfersonian democracy
Resotced, That it is with mingled emotions of grief
and Indignation, that have witnessed the vile at
tacks of politicians and presses claiming to be Wing,
upon the distinguished statesman now the head of
the Government, whose only crime is a conscientious
attachment to the strict principles Of the Consttu
ton.
ReSolred, That, in the opinion of this meeting, the
real voice of the Wing people, is drowned by the
camor of ofice-holders, who, like decetfu serpens,
sting The hand thai feeds them.
Resoped, That we hold with the illustrious WASH
ingon, "that for Administration to retain men in
office, opposed to its principles, and striving for its
destruction, is aspeces of political suicde and we do
earnestly call for thorough and radical REFORM par
ticuarly in the Post Office Department throughout
the country, believing tito be the great engine of po
litical power.
Resolved, That the attempts made by the majority
of the present Congress, to 'head'' the President,
have resulted in the beheading of themselves and
would be particularly happy if the Representative
from this district in particular, would give wronged
and nsuted constituency an opportunity to express
at the polls their opinion of his conduct
RESOLVED, That the expression of President Tyler
in his late Veto Message of his readiness to sign
bill for protective Tariff only exposes in stronger
light the depravy of those, who would sacrifice the
interests of the country for the sptefu purpose of
theadingr him with redistribution clause,"a most
miserable device to buy the people with their own
money.
Resoiped, That we do most respectfully assure the
President of our sympathy and support, in the pre-
sent crisis, and only request the removal of his and
our worst political enemies, from posts now used to
assail his Administration with the concentrated bit
of malicious hate and to suggest the propr-
ETY. of their being occupied by "Tyler Wings" who
would, if properly countenanced, and placed in suit
able positions of defence, gladly rally by thousands
for the protection of honest principles and enght-
ened patriotism.
Resolued, That the proceedings of this meeting be
signed by its officers, and published in the Patriot
and Eagle, and the Madisonan.
JUDSON ST. JOHN, Chairman
HENRY WATERMAN, Secretary.