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RHEUMATIC
ERADICATING L1NIMENT.

EKADlCA lNG LIN MENU.
THIS Linment from its penetrating and healing properties
warranted to eradicate land that effects ly) all
Rheumatic lnfammatoy almost incredible short
space OF SO the
med with certificates, AID protesting complaint
eating any new article whatever may be its utility Some Q!
testimony the astonishing effects Of this Linmen But as
positive proof bottle Of this Linmrn will be accompa-
cases where i has been faithfully applied accoTdns the
eec,s For sale only the Depot Of Health and Strength
sas im.rc 'e''' 0"' u0o' H. WEBB Agent
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MEDICAL.
PARIS LIFE PILLS

TO The PUbLIC-The propnetors OF the extraordinary
u medicine known by the name of PARIS LIFE PILLS
have established Wholesale branch Of their house New
York. al the Clarendon House. Of Duane and
Broadway.
The value Of this medicine bilious Complaints boches
on tbs skim cholera moI6us dyssney an,ns foul breath
heart burn headache inn ammation ndgeson langour liver
eomlanis piles seIoala and numerous other diseases NY
creased 70 the Of boxes weekly equal
more than Ia and raj yearly From ' xItst ssls
cine yet offered the world has rapidly obtained such
distinguished noorety, and gentle that
may be taken by the invalid however weakly being composed
Of the innocent herbs.
For particulars Of hi; astonishing medicine together with
the account of remarkable and renowned discoverer Tho
mas Pa who lyed 70 the extraordinary Of l3o yeaIs-see
in New York and other parts Of the United States,
The following the duly appointed in New York
Rushton Aspnwa druggists and chemists Sc William ST.
ITO Broadway, and 10 Aston House
Abraham Sands Co. druggists and chemists granite build
ings, 273 Broadway, corner Of Chambers ST.
?. Dickie, il3 Broadway, corner of Lispenard ST.
John Dodd druggist Broadway. of Blocker st,
A. w. Badeau Bowery Medicine Store 260 Bowery.
JS Coddington, apothecaes 2z7 Hudson street,
Of Spring
f. L. coton chemist and apohecary, aes Beecker street,
conner of Jones
Brookiyn-Wm Armstrong seed drug and psient edicne
war hons Eulfo vaO nsr
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Clio TuII 70

uAo..l ,, Draper ls'tOT, 68Sa b Jvery-yy
y niJn tfends and h., IN tt he .s
tue a0nys a, IOtnns aud Ia iornx est .bllsnuI s
pledges hnsef thtf article
si, aud eofxaushp to la the city, pc,s 10 ali 49,"
unrsnasns purchased has entire the present -
Tsirs.
% t4od qusBy OF sBsOtIng up In fuperio.
styi-, ell IL cap, clOsRs,
vmeas made al the shortest notice. Terms, cash Oh
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NJ MEDICINES.
ANOTHER ATTESTATION
IN FAVOR OF j. PEASE q. SONS HOAR

READ, YE sKEPTiCs, AND BE coNv,Ncrn
sion The oees of ,i fs,.s I Son. = Div
long and rem the Of your Compound Hoar
very severe cough for the Of which tr;ed num n
medicines but found that afforded so mnch si;.r
your Candy My cough has been times so had I'm, could
not rest night day. found the spring f the moss anu
noyng nothing could would aay ts rrrs
ton seized three last June with spssr;n
blood; however partially recovered from attack ana
quite until following This attack was more
alarming than the former that had physcsns
attending who told useless any more me-
dicne they considered hopeless however made
of Peases Compound Hosrhound Candy, and the 81
fleets Of its virtues in the easing cough and
OF my frame. sm able to attend TO work and feel
grateful for the invention. did the candy
eordns direction but much :. was 'Ss TO buy
aud its truth will at all times be acknowledged by
Yours truly, Mrs. FRANCES HYATT, Lewis St
Agenls-Zieber 81 Dockst Philadelphia; Reddpg State
street, Boston Raw Co. 81 State ST. Albany; Hsdeman
LGuisv,Ie Ky Job:on g St Charles St New Orleans; Da
RsS,binsep no Ba'simOrs BaItimore Hayapd Harrow
ny New Haven. Conn Gaynoi, RICHMOND, vsiF Taylor
Providence X !; Weed. & Waters, Troy; O. w. Goihenn
IwhSSmpson CO. wheeNng W; Mr. Bull, Hartford Conn;
Each envelope of the genuine Hoarhound Candy signed
tease Son. in their handwriting All letters post
be punctually attended to aul2 Imr
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REFINED LAMP Ollt-A new and spendid article is
public reduced price burns with bliancy surpassed
BY other kind and being free from odor and neither
ting smoke nor forming crust on ls will be found
and Hotel popetors particularly invited TO try il The
only depot the city, and where sold quantity
suit purchasers, is at SAMANOS & BROTHER,
No. Wall 81.
Also, the article Fancy Soap. aul3 2msr
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A. O.. B.

A. T.. b.
CHALLENGES composition with all The importance
~ which all ages have TO the Head Of Hair is clear
index Of the value pesonal figure and when by
eapncous freak of Nature the human form deprived Of its
fair proportion Art resoed to- in order, by artificial
supply the deficiency Hence have arisen those
discoveries which bid Nature defiance Bary's Venatng
and 0ossamer
WIGS AND SCALPS,
real Hap, OF HAN, which be had lag BRoADwAr,
corner Of Liberty street. up stairs.
In all cases Of failure in the growth Of Hau BARRY offers
Remedy exclusively his unknown Vulgar Pracrion rs
ard those whom Nature has been bountu in her
zion Of Hair will do well place under his sur
veiance. Prices TO suit the times.
jy IL 6msc
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A GARD TO THE LADIES.

nARIs nvL'I, !, ,I,I III1 LII DICtC.
L IL y - eoS-h AMINO rs rABLIShMEN r-No.
- "a T,t oiJtd-aJ 1ne door Iro.i M.rkrl sty.e Mis-
" u SEF r.lts, iate Mss rurs.f OF ~, ir,,,,..
a., "ef io'sner custonrrs aud Ladis
49,, t. cue "a. rr-ee'nIncnced III DISSEMINATING bu.I-
- .f.ut,n =. ,.,1 sa.oiis nent, where DC yut
laaivs NiO may A'o tn. ,alrun's, ~, eose
- =, - - e'' Ntvj 70 ski. shall q, d.Lx.,
60 - psilsv. 80 ,'e " iua nAsn OF sos n,hiS =, vs.,
g O. shect 60 AZ Az OF lie lot,d - 4Ot
brOfd"a5, aad 40 mach nOiesite 'e.s ''ls"ehe
haS W. ii. JEFtENs lii. 49,. r.
y b--'itsefs, 'is'es fhi Cildrus drcss,- nal
4 fllr. llalL 4 d
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TO THE LADIES.

DIX. HULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
THIS Instrument for the radical Of Prolapsus Utsr
Falling of the Womb, by external application, suppressed
ing the Of the obeStiona Pessary is confidently recon-
health it having failed of performing cure under
the most aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has attained high character Europe
II this country is adopted the entire d;use Of
in Hospitals OF London and Paris, and universally
mended in Europe by medical Of the highest rank In this
Colleges and Hospitals and BY all the eminent private
tioners.
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies' No
Veey street. having separate entrance from the business de-
pament where lady is constant attendance, apply
Tuwses and Supporters female patients. lmkr
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SIt / x Is.

Sii rs.
i4tNA -ailt 20 oI1sl, apsaovej FTeGch
= AioYA " niis oeas Ornents OF all ptious O. sr 70
~ .et AZ M -Soueu 5otice.
nsns reo'HaDs sters and ~ Maiden laoe eons
al linz gctt,tAN, 80. ,txo
w = WOOLO .hivt the III an, T-.ta,s NJ, ~,
" hl@uutic Ef.1cAtlng Lui ncnt "a i,shis
60 Aisc,ts ment IN another column Oh ~. a,o.s
al o in" re ' P'feh
Ihn ShkAPE5T CASH TAILOR YETT-PETErv
uySIhD, Merchant Tailor, No Chsth.r, .c...- ~
ne o. Shstham sree contaues 10 make Clothing ta a
me neaest style 10 cheaper than the ch,sns., ~
1Ilnthe cy Asood ht warranted aud hereafter no dis
"" sul6 ImsT
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GEORGE w. DAW VISION.

0EOhUE w. LA w SUN,
Wholesale and Retail Furniture and General Fur
ntSling Warehouse, No. 81 Chatham street, cor
ner Of Duane street, Neto York. ef.
WHERE ne for sale arge assortment Of the follow.
w auces, va; odegosrds, Bureaus Bedste ads Co..
loes, CnalD, Ohce and Portable Desks Glass Casxs BoL
SEE, LooKns CLOSES DUNG Centre, Tea and Pier Tables.
n os sofas, Sofa oedsteads Beds, beds faiessten Mai,
tesses Cafets, Ui Clot, Mating Fire Irons Wash
etAns luuet ra0.es, Cande Stands Bureau Bedsteads
Dfrssui. Bureaus, sales,
Ais, aIse 4ssVrtlnsnt OF womrns weannx Al
.dioi, new hauaed =
A. .hs '9o'v ifae.s offered p-.oie al ver
j." reee reisO-s IA wait OF sand ARTICLES would u
,JF early call Al the above .xr. o.h.
- ~ 'S '''~"'~''
9,pih. Nrdeis iancualy attended and packed en the
no.eei ahu on reasonable terms. Mattresses, Bedding.
= 10 ht1iig out vessels constantly hand.
Al Orders 10 tht above will b.. M ,rusx at
tended 70 and thankfully received. "
q. the highest Prices will be given for Second Hand
lxts,s, Anu 'enuenens aAd Ladies OF Cloth,us
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DR.. SOLOMON HEINZ

WOULD inform his patients and the public tina still adj
w heres his original proposition, receive money
either for medicine attendance until the patient satisfied
from ais Broadway No 81 Reade opposite
the Marshall House. where he socit ths the
long time under diseases considered by them ncursbe
SOLOMON HEINE, NJ. D.
For the advantage Of all who wish
Of Dr. Solomon Heine, would that the only Doctor
Heine who has lived had his Office in Broadway
House. ~ ~ -
This Physician this country about eight years
SINCE have had the pleasure of knowing him that
time, and Of witnessing many surprising performed
by him-he is above the of IS years, and only
OF the who member of the the
City and State Of New York.
E. w. wETMORE, MD.
Sworn before me, this 81 IL day Of
Of April, A. D. ls42
RICUARp REEp Com. q ecds au1SI Inns
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A should be exceedingly cautious in the selection of
Doctor for it serious fact alas that Of the whole
horde OF advertising Doctors ESQ caed in this devoted city,
not more than one IN six legal right administer
medicine, they by education by
qualified to administer TO the s,ck
IL to be depored that such base imposition suffered
tolerated in defiance of the law which makes highly
,loma.
Dr. Carpenter however no personal reason to COMPLAIN
the for sooh from the rapid of
guacs and their miserable above operations on the ere d
pracuce was confined 70 more legitimate hands
To the suffering and deluded patient victim however the
consequences are all important the issue Of life and death
TOO often depends on the first medical advice.
Dr. Carpenter although Docor came into the
profession through the front door Of he
Of Union College icenate Of the New York State Medical
society," and or thirty practitioner Of this city: and his
only reason for advertising business by
the over sensitive on the subject is obtain money cure
Office No. Peck slip, Pearl street Charge. rea,opa
Bile. Office open until half past 3 +. NJ. lmsr
| r. DAVID BRENNA - the honor of informing his
Trends and the public thu thas removed from
use OF mercury radically, few days the
eterate cases OF syphc diseas Dr. Bennas remedy
.ey ree from any corrosive tsoDnus mineral and when
akeh accordnX to his DIRECTORS, will the painful
symptoms which invariably follow abuse rather scl
o. msiGay and other n2xons med mes so universally ~
can De administered without the danger Of bad
aucnces, The patient being able du utatent to attend
70 rs bnsint - and live az usual
BAT VIII continue ogye his professional advice TO pa
Cents and 70 administer medicines the homeopathic system,
Once hours from 70 s to o'eiocR and from to NJ
Chambers street IT'S. 100 imr
TO NEW YORK INVALIDS.-Dr JOHN IHU slsUN,
o. Albany son Of the Founder OF the Th2msonisn System
Tor lew days. where he be consulted by such
arc afflicted with chronic disease from which they find
fec from other especially dypeptcs, fourbs Of
su7 Imsf
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THE TEETH,

THE TEETH-A reduction of 20 per cent-Upper and
lower ofteeth inserted sucti atmospheric pres
sure, be with and frmnes from single
set; all supplied with the best nine
raj eeh oohache cured For extracting TOOTH 50
ray street. door the church, Of Broadway.
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DOCTOR GLOVER

pEGS inform those who have recently enquired if he has
- left the practice Of his profession, that he
prescribe for such require his aid usual. Those difficult
and potracted cases which require PRACTICAL experience
have been the obecs study The
recent Improvements chemistry have put his hands
raj new and important remedies which have escaped the obse
walton Of the less scrutinsng physician
nI Showers primary education enables him 70 keep pace
dca profession The stranger should beware Of
the host Of self named Doctors Of whom
aspire 70 be auho OF little books subjects Of which they
are totally ignoran,.
Office No Ann s-private entance Ath door FROM the
naeuul. =affl q A.lGc ne ukr
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4 ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

ON THE PRINCIPLE OF ATMOSPHERIC
PRESSURE.
M LEVETT, Dentist the inoducer into this country in
NE year .Sss o. Inserting fesh on she ABOVE scennc
ton Of the public his Improvement The established
reputation Of DR. Levett his easy well known, peculiar and
scientific adaptation supplying the decienci.s e the Teeth
ana he M gwen, when ne uy qua %
and gentlemen who have had artificial Teeth unfuy set
who may require new for those displaced by nature
NJ LEVETT, Dentist, 260 Broadway,
corner Of Warren I. opposite the Park.
[Copy Of a Letter from Judge Noah to Or LEVITT
New YORK, May Gath, 1912
that the set oarca teeth the principle of atmospheric
pressure which you made for lady my family has
gwen entire satisfaction.
lam, dear sir, your obedient,
au7 lmsr lsigued] NJ M. NOAH.
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TO LET,
AA ELEGANTLY Furnished rooms for single gentle
with bre akast Barclay No pains will be
spared render the above desirable. Inquire
the premises aul6 lmsrc
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FRoM NAssAu.--The ship Rob Roy, from New
York for Mobile, which put in at Nassau ieaky,
some time siace, had had all her copper taken OH
and been re.caulked, and was nearly ready to pro-
coed on her voyage.
Capt. Ensor, Of the brig Creole, sailed from
Nassau on the TIN alt. as passenger in the b'rgur
Louise, fer Havana He had entirely recovered
from the wounds received at the time OF Inc mu
tipv Of the negroes On hoard Of bis vessel.
The Gazette, Of the llth, ssys:-The vessel called
thu Union, (from New Ysrk) bound to Bermuda,
Turks Island, and this place, when nesr the hrs'
mentioned port, experienced severe blow, whien
threw mr. on her beam ends ard otherwise so lisa
bled hcr, 40 u cause her being abandoned a. lie
myda 70 the UsAerwritcrs. - koravnob RsPu61co'-
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superior Court.
Before JUDGE Oakley.

JAS l3.-kaac She,7rood u.s. anthony D. Fountain
This was an action relative to contested re-
ceipt for $3.50. MIR. Fountais, who was lately
aiIer OF this county, bought, in 1893 house No. 30
yandann ST.. for So, 900, part Of the purchase moA
for which wa, lett on bond and mortgage. Mr.. f.
failed in meeting his payments, and an action was
brought before the Wee Chancellor. The defend.
ant then produced a receipt for $3.50. signed by
Mr.. Sherwood, which the latter denied. The sub
j.ct was referred to tn Court in order to try the
facts. The jury declared the receipt not TO be &C.
nsiuc, giving a verdic; for plaintiffs.
Mr.. OConncr for plaintf--Mr. Anthem Ter de-
PENDANT.
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Court Of Common Pleas.
Before Judge Inelis.

JAN IL -.Lhn ". Dotrning and George IT. Poll
us J,ilion Hackmon and Philip Mabe This wat
an action TO recover about $500 fer damages sus
tanned in conss quencc Of the sloop Eliza Hoekmar
runnsg into asc sinking the barge Shak spearc, be-
longing to plaintiff, on the 26;h Oct. 1910. The
barge was ioaded with coal from Pottsyille, ana a
was in tow Of tao steamboat Thistle. when on
the foot Of Grand street the sloop suddenly I' %
her fssts and shst out into tho river, stnkns 'he
barge witch at tina, moment came round the bend,
and sunk her. m,
The defendants put in plea Of acoioen'si COLI
sion. Verdict for plain il, IS damages
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Price Two Cents

AsTiciPArLD CATHOLIC KioT IN 81. Loris-
we learn that very insulting and tire teninp hand
oiii In writing was posted up in the vicinity Of The
Convent yesterday. The language, we are told
was quite insulting, and concluded with warning
to parents to remove their children II will he
saIyiHg to the lovers Of good order to learn that
sIsorous measures have been taken by the Mayor
ana proper authorities to ferret cut and bring to
The Convent from any a.sa~t aSd Ho 70 ~, @
esn ' 1|o"'s htf "o"-
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Oh, Texas .


OF lands that offer sweet repose,
y rom all city's hapless woos,
Thou art the only one that goes,
oh, Texas.
Thy fields with milk and honey How,
They never feel the effects Of snow,
For gentle winds SO sweefly blow,
Oh, Texas.
Thou makst ones food 50 quick distil,
That all may eat and drink their ell,
And have NO need Of Brandreth's pill,
oh, Texas!
If creditors won't wait day,
But all insist to have their pay,
Thou art, swear, my only stay,
Oh, Texas!
should man be harrassd with wife
That wears away bis very life,
Thou bid'st him hasten from the strife,
Oh, Texas!
Thy soldiers, too, arc men OF nerve,
who never from their duty swerve,
But will till death their country serve,
Oh, Texas
ii. Jr.
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ccrt Caleudnr-This Day.

.,o, counr-Nos. S. Sc, 81, 90, 8, 90. Of, %, %,
o. aS o. es o. 100, lOl l02 lo3 l05 1906 Io7, l0s,
iss 100, ito, III. iia lia =, q. on
SorsI OF CoMMor PLHAs.Sos 90, 81, Ca o., 90, $40,
~ o. %, 10, %, 81, 4e, II.
C,reuir CovRR--Nos H. u.s. li9, 20 81 90, "a, 50,
no 1872 l26, 100 100, lae 3o 3, 1884, 1885, l3a 3D. ISo
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Isp,.s F,orr "A letter from Independence, Mo.
dated Dec IG' eays. :" Il is rumcred h., twelve OF
fifteen Delaware or Po,s va'omne i .a laiey
$1,000 AID were all killed except one, who re-
,urpsd to Tell the ncurnful rale. The Sioux nun
b~yeA Gsm 800 ~ 46
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Literary Notices.

CHARLES O'MALLEY, THE IRIsH DRAGeo by
Harry Lorrique, with 40 splendid Comic Illustrations
and Hart, l94l This is an elegantly bound vo-
ume, suitable for the centre table for the Family
Library. We have 80 often noticed this work that
We can say nothing new about it. We can only re-
commend this particular volume to the attention Of
the public, which we do with all our hoart. 1t is
every way worthy Of the publishers, and suitable
to the wants of the public.
CoRREsPONpEScE OF Miss ADAMS, the dan hter
Of John Adams, second President Of the United
States, edited by her daughter Vel. ii Nec
York and London; Wiley d Putnam, 1872. 1t seems
that the favorable reception which the "Journal
and CORES pondence Of Miss Adams" has met
with, has indsced the editor to prepare a 81 cond
volume, " hich is now presented to the public. 1t
contains a multitude Of developments, curious,
II seful and highly entertaining. The American
public cannot fail to seize with avdty upon all the
"reminiscences of 10, '76, II, and subseq ears
of our infant Republic.
CONSUMPTION CURABLE-A Practical Treatise to
Prove Consumption manageable Disease, with
Gases Successfully Treated, under a New Mode
in this Country. BY. J. Rose, M. ID For
sale by c Wells, So Gold street This APP
upon consumption, that terrible ,scourge of this
climate. We are not qualified TO pronounce
upon the merits of this trea,Ise but from what
have read oft, we feel II TO be our duty 10 recon-
are ia any way Interested IN this subject
The AMAzONIAE REPUBLIC, recently discover
ed in the interior of Peru by Ex-Midshipman limo
thy Savage, b c., member of the Philosophical
Society OF Wiliamsburgh, and OF the Antiquarian
Academy of Staten Island. New York Published
BY Samue, Coleman IA John street, for the suthe-,
1892 What does &c b c." stand for9
THE COMPLETE WORKS OF CHARLES DICKENS
(Boz) THE PIcx ClUB, No. 2, 25 celts.-G. l..
Curry e. Co, l67 Broadway.
EscYcLopEpIA AMERIcANA-A very valuable
popular Dictionary No 2, % cents. BY q. L.
Curry, as above.
SEA TALEs-Being Coopers Sea Novels, No 2
of the Pilot Is cents. BY the same.
The LECTURE on THE LIFE OF DR. FRANKLIN,
recently delivered at Liverpool, by the Rev. Hugh
McNeile, A M. For sale at the booksellers -
Price l2k cents.
Tue REMEMBRANCE, or FRIESDsHIr's RECORD
Vol l, No 2 This is the Odd Fellows' Journal
G Williams g. Co, 95 Nassau ST.
THE MAiD )r CASA, poem, by ID. A. L. Eys-
ter, ESQ, Chambersb burg w. II. Downey.
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MARTIN VAN buren,.

OF LATE years generally rcnsrkei that Martin Van
" Bursn always placid, gentle. ami good na'u Ir
unph defeat depressed him. lot he Always
ses ned perfectly Il his 4 aud when the
PRESfDEN iIAL ELECTION
went against him he calm summer morning In
short o,hng could rufhe him. Now, gonte readsr Ne
ann cf n. 4 patron Of fETtKS
ri which have such naveIoos effect IN harnonirpg
tie system that who ies The an nave bid blood or
other evils IN Il 81 UNPROTECTED by Peters vs hrir to-
inns..J cient doses, IL ID estimated that
H.. ,J nate tir,r stroug and
n. lamb We 70 t.se rsmaIks BY the opening Of
se"'e "s ~ CONGRESS-,
under the hope a, may induce tn. warm boodel members
20 therr lbors in calm passionless and
,,snt s repetition of those Of rowdyism which
90 ofltn dgrac.d the national assembly,. fetcrs Pills
U.s. also wonderfully e!racious IN the prevention OF
Wv iNHANIrY.
the best ding know for the making Of sound
constitutions and gt,at phiosn piers.
Peters Pills may be obtained his Offices $50 Broadway.
Of Grand and at No 80 North Sikh street rhsdl
dil
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VIA STOVINGT0N, DAILY.
IL A A "A a. CO.'S Arnrrican and 20


~~OA HARNpEN * CO.'S American and Fo 'eign
IL Express, Foreign Letter, and General Forward.
E# Tag Once Traekaess Of al, kinds sample goods,
ed By Express TO and from the follcwng pl ,ces;9
froIr Boston Liverpool London, Manchester, brming
sa and Leeds, Eng Dublin and Cork relmd Gasg ~ and
r,enock Scotland; Pari7 md Hayrr sanee; and from pos
han 70 Providence New York Philadelphia, and from Troy
And Albany having recently made with the feo
ples Line TO that effect - -
Dra Notes, Bills Acocptsnces and the pure hasIps q
goods OF every transient business OF any kind,
Which they undertake promptly. -.
Letter Bags will be kept at their Boston New fork fhia
kepha and Albany ences, for Clnards Royal Mail Line 81
ssm ships for the Great estern and the san
Spe pskes from New York - =
faxE NOTlCE-Psckases seat to either Office for Eng
land, Or Other place must not IN any Gaze contain letters
alone responsible for the loss or injury Of articles
any be attached to the D. and s. Railroads the
IN j. Steam Nayie alton Co, ON whose roads, whose
cleaners their crates may Re transported in respect
#hem their conteuts al any time .
REFKRrNcEs: Msssrs Fletcher siander Co.., Liver
loci and London; Weles Y Co.. Bankers, Pars, France
Ekornas B. Curtis, Esq, Boston C9odhue Co.. New York;
f.r; Hart Philadelphia; and Thomas w Olcott Esq,
klbaBy. q, 49, a. " ~ ., r, a,
any: AZ South Third PHILADELPHIA; 81 Church street
ver2ool Court su,et, Hoston uhon buiioinss rroV'
Ince.
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RivgRAr PirrsBvReH.--sSxtss en- feet water in the
channel on Saturday.

LEAD TsApE.-In 1889, there were Revived At
Saint Louis, No $4,000 pigs If lead, or Is 75 900
lbs in 1870, a52 10 pigs, or ~ rs 900 lbs which
is estimated at 81 cents per pound, giving for tho
whole, vsluc Of over two Soiilisns seven husdred
theusasd dellars fer less than three years.