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MEsRs SASDS SARs ,PABII,Of diseases 10 which the
human frame Il subject frequent or more distress
ng tan cuiau"is disorders Sc1'uioIs
anu TIE taU teum AMI similar handed
rents 10 children through
cons are not only exceedingly troublesome ANNOYING in them
rNe nut nave hitherto been ncuablc. Some medicine
OF treatment II Is true have been found and seemingly
suppress ein but M
partial cure and rage with violence than were
therefore prepared 10 subject the prccnsions Sands Sanapa
IA 10 severe scrutiny We have carefully NJ the
claims OF The procioTs aud ready
ihe eiacy oithe SarsaTaTa, prepatcd Mcssr
n y proved by satisfactory the mot
cases are recorded IN which radical cure Of M
ues VINO have suffered for Of
cry lhe medicine is prepared 10y elaborate chemical process
10y winch the curative properties of tc aapaui cvrleir
ana hAe AMI these then strengthened
mixture with other efficient remedies The discovery will bc hail
ed by thousands IN all the large cities Union.
sands Sarsapaula VIII also permanently
eases having their origin impure
Yea c"ndton OF the general constitution, scroul
IN us various forms rheumatism. obstinate cuaneous ctupion
mochrs bieS pimpcs pusulcs the chronic
eyes hnswotn or letter scad head enlargement pain
The bones and joints stubborn ulcers sypc symptoms disease.
arising from inudicious mercury female arrangements
and other similar complaints.
The public respectfully requested remember that Sands
Sarsapaa that has andi constantly achieving such remarkable
cures OF e most difficult class o diseases which human
frame Is subject and ask for Sands Salparl and take no other
Prepared and sold at wholesale and retail and for by
n ~ Sands Co. No 273 broadway Granite BUILDINGS corner
i'ahe street New York and by Druggists generally through
OUT The United States fnce 81 bottle. bottles Tor s..
NorE-Ihc original documents may seen by calling 1t our
store No. 273 broadway.
ALEXANDER DTrVAL ( co.
Agents by special appointment for the PROJECTORS richmond
and vicinity. Il, I-,lGSrIaC
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A ri.RrnER srrPLY OF LACE coon

A FURTHER SUPPLY or LACE COups-Iislc Iaecs and
~ E'rings
Asiburon d. %,
Gimp Hobbud DO j1
Thread DO
Ako--3 g. 50, anil . Cotton anil sik taces
BN SIN Fringe. D. v. CtrNNINGHAMs
~ Cheap cash Dry Good Store street. shockos Hm
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e. Z FOR RENT.-'Thc brick dwelling on
LIZ shockoc Hill present occupied by ". BALDWIN and
N dnoT TO Mr. ATchd Peasants
Ter hrVi. au III H. W. & !. J. FRY GO.
- FOR RENT-Thr dwelling at the upper
k end Of heretofore ocupcdty Ilndon C. Read Eco
and adjoining the residence Of Ricld VI. Cruuii
jI - CApERrON & CRUNP
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FOR RENT.


Ca THE MANSION Hot 81 FOR RENT.
>hs This long aud boarding house at present
IN the occupancy OF Sr William Hewlett. loca-
ton Of this House beng almost business strong
recommendation it, favor some OF former occupants
done fine business H. Sui there doubt. occu-
pant Will keep really good COOL profitable business
It'll be done. There doubt
may e obtained tie house opened
may he had the LIST day OF Octobsr Apply Ny
cgs 4 O.. or au DAVID BURLINGTON.
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Desirable business stand
FOR RENT.

~ The subscribers having leased tho Store
LIZ lately occupied hy Lluclsc pynby Coz orr for rent
the store occuplb BY cu nlry opposite the nrl Tavern
M1n Street For almost Mind business " the most
dcubc stands The Possession July Appy to
b. % tNLOFS 4 HgOTHFR.
fA FOR RENT, the tenement south side of
ls few doors below Mcsvaentne Breedcn Co.'S
business occupied r. Kelvin
Possession be given tst uf April Apply
=. A. J. =. JAMES 4 co.
NH To Globe Square.
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s$yEe ! lc elegant y. l. Copperod BARQUE ED
lNH' RGH. Captain Houdetc load at BurInud. Hum
u without delay having most Of her cargo engaged and going
on board For freight apply 24-,f CHAS PALMER
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EnR RENT

FOR RENT,
"a The large Warehouse on the south side
lAof the south streets
known by the OF Anlersons Warehouse
Also the Houc Cary between Brluc's Factory
Simpsons lumtcrouse which admirably adapted Grocery
stand, AMI which may fitted up purpose.
Also the Tobacco FACTORY and Fixtures Lombard Alley,
the rot Mcssrs Dunlop Moueufc * COS Auction
- PRED. ANDERSON 4 CO
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ROBERT N0TT,.
House, Sign Painter am, t:,,
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

| E'AtlS I'm relation To important cures effected
u by the use Of Sands SarsaIariui.
Il ErnLlf lie
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EOR RENT.

- The two rooms lately occupied by Doctor
IA Hartley nearly o. osite WING oHce-cacu:a,ed for
professional private family. Rent good
Enquire up ap6
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TOBACCO FACTORY FOR RENT.
The spacious Factory ON lgth street.

90 The spacious Factory on 10Th street.
ELA known Barclays Factory. with the appuueuanccs re-
quirej forc manufacture ~ tobacco the extensive scale
for F1frIrs wrh exceedingly Hoicrnc enquire of
ju is-U PEAkE. JONES 4 WINSTON.
tn FOR RE\T--'The house immediately op.
III poetic o Ruins OF Che Eagle Hotel formerly ic occufan
~ OF the subscribers s1c store v,fy desirable stand
Zoe amy business aud early Application hc De- rented low
ApFiy Co j. T.. WATKINS & co. or 20
juJ GEORGE w. TOLER
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grade and phase OF society," alarming to syerv trus
patriot and phIanthroplst of the land The eyes Of
all nations upon u.s. let us be up and dong who
shall lead in this great moral reforml Who a..
lead, with such promise Of the director Of
the New York Herald' the mighiest engine in
swaying the minds of men in our young republic II
not in the cvised world The efforts of the pulpit
are paralysed by the frequent dere elections of those
who minister The mind through this medicine
Some master spirit, occupying higher ground
than the mass of the clergy, must stand forth.
art the man." Society is wrongly orgaD-
zed-the whole system OF female education il
wrong and roten-the vices OF the old world are
stealthy and rapidly creeping into our social sys-
tenn, and none of the wisdom to render them In
nocuous Fathers are at faut-mothers at
faut. Pray enlIghten them. Pluck the scale from
their eyes, and become still more nations bene-
factor The father of his country done much-but
more yet remains to be done. He gave us freedom
but It will be greater labor to preserve it.
There is nothing OF news-local, business news
afoat. Trade cont nues dul--and the packets to
the north are beginning to 60 full Of passengers
The friends of Mr. Calhoun much pleased with
the stand taken by Pennsy vania in favor of the De.
mocratic National Convention in May, 1874
General Hamilton has taken up his residence In
Georgia His is noble, generous, restless yet dis
appointed spirit. His whole lite and energies have
been devoted to the glory OF his native State. yet,
in his trying hour, she forgets his ella lms-forges
him. He is a vol untary exlle-and, IN many 70
specs, resembles the immortal Napoleon.
The theatre will probably soon close. round Of
benefits are to take place, and the SeguiRs % to
Baltimore. No manager in the Union has succeed
ed better than Mr.. Forbes, with his musical troupe.
twas capital hit. Yours, 90.
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Cn0rIestOns
,orrespondence of the Herald.

Correspondence Of the Hcrad.I
CHARLESTON April 2S 1S43.
Eiopenents, No. 5-The Devil tW in To,on.
J. G.. BENNETT ESQ.,
DEAR SIR
Since the illustrious example Of DR.. Appleton,
elopements are all the rage; and the first question
that greets you at every corner is, "Have you heard
of any more cases9" Ans" Well, what's your
last 7" "Widow -, and the retired grocer"
ooh, that's old; there two cases since. Old
IS daughter has eloped with somebody; and
there is rumor of another in the highest circle of
fashion. Can't say positively, but there are good
grounds for believing it," So we go; there is no
telling where these movements will end. The
young widows seem to be the most desperate; and
wives whose husbands are absent at sea, and else
where cannot look out upon the green trees and
the opening flowers-he summers sun warming
every thing into lite and beauty-without feel.
ing an impulse to rush out and revel in the freedom
and beauty OF nature. The barrier which religion
had thrown up against sinful indulgence is now
mady overleaped, and there is no bride strong
enough LETT to curb the unreflecung in the heat of
youthful blood" they drive in hot haste down the
long, dark alleys of Gin. What Is our young nation
coming to, my dear Mr. Bennett Much depends
on the course of the Herald, and the prayers OF the
righteous. Do write for us, pray for us, and we
may yet be saved The happiness and Prospe riy OF
a nation IN 1st depend upon the virtue OF IT'S people
The laxily OF morals manifested IN almost every
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syrac use.
Correspondence Of the Herald


SYRACUSE, April %, 1S4S.
Sayings and Doings-Reiig.on-M vals-LHoa-
tue-Business.
am an attentive reader.of your valuable paper.
because in it find every thing that is new, inter-
esing and important. All the qsi Vipe to
obtain sight at 1t the moment it arrives-in fact.t
is very text book for our merchants, mechanics,
and all. AS you have no regular correspondent in
this place, propose occasionally to give you and
your readers birds eye view of what il going on
in our go-ahead and misunderstanding village.
The past winter has been of fun, pleasure and
excitement. Balls, dances, parties, and weddings
have been all the rage, and an. eternal round az
pleasure, dissipation, and devry, has been the con-
sequence. Millerism and Magnetism too, have had
their day here, and created an excitement almost
unaccOunable.
There are four protracted meetings now in pro-
gress here, and the religious people determined.
if possible, to drive the devil out of town-(thers 10
no mistake but that he is hereD Mr.. Castleton.
who is preaching at the Congregational church.
seems to draw the largest audience. II there svee
was saint, he is one.
We have had no less than three rapes committed
here during the past week, and oil by married men,
The most aggravated one is that upAn q young aer,
want gi'l, only IL years of age. The man was exs.
mined dav or two since, and held TO bail in the
ceedng in obtaining it, he was sent to jail Hn
parents, wife, and all, have deserted him, the
beastly wretch Rum was the cause Of the OUT
rage. Last night he attempted to commit suicide
by cutting his threat, and far succeeded that is
is not thought he wi recover, by medical men whe
are in attendance this morning. Truly, !" this 10 .
great country" as some rich scenes, which are be-
ing transacted every day, bear witness.
must not close nv letter without alludiS6
to the Young Mems Literary Society,"" whisl
lourishes finely, and is well attended. They have
their meetings every Wednesday night, and the ~
says and debates are of the first order The yolnS
ladies lend the aid of their sweet smiles and happy
faces to encourage the young men and the beauty,
ton, and fashion of the place are found here every
Wednesday night, listening to the eloquence and
oratory of these modern Ciceros-who are, in fast
yet imbibo juvenis."
Businessis improving here, and it is thought when
the canal opens on Monday next, il will still inn
prove Most of our merchants are now IN ysuu
city, making their Spring purchases.
Should observe, Through the loop-holes Of ny
G any .nlng Oh Interest tfanspne, vii
readers. QUILLDRIvER.
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Vol. x.--NOs I24.-WhoIs No. 1887
To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pub
hshed every day year except New Years day and
Fourth Of July Price cents per copy-or 81 20 per an
num-postages paid-caah in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publishede every Saturday
mornng-prce o& cents per copy, or % IL per annum
postsges pad-cash in advance
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation OF
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND. and increasing
ant has the largest circulation Of any paper in this city
the wsrd and therefore, the best chan'iel business
in the city country Prices moderate-cash in ad-
vance,
PRINTING ofall kinds executed at the most moderate
prices and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRorRrEroR OF THE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
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THE First Spring Meeting will Tuesday May
FIRST Day-Sweepsakes four years old two mile heats
Sub. $3.50. closed with five subscribers
l-s,muel Laird enters bay Delaware by MinGo dam by
John Richards.
2-ChaIles Lloyd oh Billet by Mngo. dam by Mann
brine.
81 X. Van Mater CHI Revel, by Mingo, dam by
Eclipse.
4J,seph Hellings entersb D. Webster by Pam, of
Fairy.
5David Toms CHI Stanley Eclipse, by Busiris dam
by John Stanley.
Same Day-A of $780, mile heats free for all ages
Second Day-A purse OF $40, two mile heats
Same Dsy-Sweepstskes, for years ODDS, mile heats.
Third Day-A purse OF $500 three mile heats
Same Day-A purse al 500. mile heats
MULy HACE.
On FRIDAY May 2th which the day following tn. Races
Of S00 will be given for Mule mile heats best
In five, SIS of which to go to the second hest
Trenton, N. j.. May Sd, lsas. md 6t'rc
COONTRY DEALERS are invited call at the great me
~ dicine aud Peumcry Warehouse 357 Broadway where
they always find who'll sale and RETAIL popplar
diclne and the richest Perfumery the country All
promptly executed and neatly packed for distance Call
and make selection a29 eod2wsr
IN PURSUANCE of order of the Surrogate Of the Coun
tv OF New York notice hereby given all having
claims Peter Murphy late of the city OF New York.
gentleman deceased the with the vouchers
No 81 Wall street. in the Of New York. before the
eighteenth day of September
Dated New York. the 18th dav Of March. 1913.
JACOB HARVEY,
JAMES G. BELL
ms 'aw6mr Administrators with the will annexed.
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TYPE AT REDUCED PRICES
TYPES, AND ALL OTHER PRINTING MATEhlALO
MANUFACTURED AT
CONNER'S
UNITED STATES TYPE AND BTEREOTYPB

FOUNUKf,
Co.sr. OF NA.:AU Arp Avn s1a..rs.
NEW YORK,
CAN BE HAD AT EIGHTEEN PER CENT DE-
DUCTION FROM OLD PRICES.
HE undersigned respecully informs the Old Patrons Of e
Type and Stereotype Foundry, formerly known ~ JAnxs
CoSNERs and recently CerNER CooKKs and the
public in general that pared orders ~
PRINTING TYPES,
PRES%S, CHASES, CASES, IMPOSING sTONDe,
INK FRAMES, and every other article necessary Hsra
Complete Printing Establishments IS favorable terms, asl
Of good quality other establishment in the Utsl
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BROWN CO.'S One Price Ha, Store, l7s Chatham

BROWN GSs One Price Hat store Tvs Chatham
have the pleasure now to offer style of nat the
sold for S. S. the price Of 50: those who from
insn. necessity sducsd study economy IL that
80 and @ keep up the me- Of the mos.
reached tn umatam Of beauty cheapne,s neatnes
durability and comfort to the All sales for cash
bad
SHEThe undersigned respectfully inform, his customer,
and .a1 the admired .ps .tye senemen
which beauty Of finish symstry FORM exceed any
hey Sns 'sed article they
sSe TO y a% IF Had
sasf solicit: ease pasron
Of Mems and chidrsps caps &c ali
his own manufacture which for variety of patterns cannot be
Also MS style ofchld.n, drab and eolored fancy
summer wear, very much admired call will convince the
most cetics Of the superiority OF the shove mentioned ar
'''' 10" '''' ''' 'A's '' isaAc H ARCHER
al, lmsr 204 end ?6o Greenwich st, NJ. Y.
A. THOMPSON'S BLEACHING WAREHOUSE,
No 2 Cop tiandt street.
A THOMSON respectfully Informs the merchants of
nus .'s ns Ks II sn' F ss i Ss
n ne IS Se a and 1s
IS Lee aud Thomson. psste Backing A. Thompson would
mns in his old ufaetuus estabmhmen which enable.
HIN to supply them with any quantity AVID OF r;aseed
sometimes to without much benefit Ihumsnn Las
admitted steam shape his factory
his workmen not likely make mistakes au ntly
II can be depended upon as genuine. A. THOMs0N,
late Lee X Thomson formerly 265 Broadway. now
2Courtsndt street, Broadway.
Shippers and others supplied reasonable by
single gross e26 msm
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR TO BE HAD
FOR THREE SHlLLINGS.-READ,
THEN JUDGE.
ID EADER five prove n article be good will Won be-
Vieve Seems That you have been humbugged 20 Of
ten that an tee Is proved to good Try
it. Now read. These t.e n and positive qua OF
article whose plice viii prove no Desrum Jon. Coral
Hair restorative viii general improve and beauty thu
hair 1t will the hair grow the bea face and bo
dy vhe,e ntendd hair grow by making
he scalp healthy II the HAIR falling and tho oughly
all scuri ard dar uf Another its properties
make the hair grow n,uraly dark aud beautiful Jones'
Coral Hair Restorative sold the of the
EAGLE ~ thathim street New York.
next to the American Hotel Washington, ID. e ate
street, Boston Cleveland King street, Charleston,
State street, Albany Mche Norwich, Cbenanso, ". Y.
Martin, barber Catshil ~ Y; and l39 Fulton street,
Brooklyn. ms Inns
HAVANA sE9ARs.
NJ PICABIA. No. ~ Liberty steet, Nassau offer
ID. for sae the following
100000 La Norma sesan, LIST quality superior.
5000 Favona do DO DO
tl'S:o nuslta Baaefa, very old, and do
5s,Ooe Regaa Dana, and Conones, do do.
The whole entitled 10 debenurs, and in lots suit pur
shaseu, spl6 lmsr
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EXCHANGE HOTEL. BALTIMORE.
WADAWANUCK HOUSE,

friends ana the public
Baltimore, April 30. 1913. " a2s eodsmr
WApSAWANUCK HOUSE,
seventy 'hous nd s?, SnS S a sple s sar
nssed by any similar IN this counys nowepen
The heu located the village
w can be had Beautiful view Sound rs shpn,.E and
~ Islands as also n5 Of the from which can
& S na, e . , per for bbhrs
at few rod. distance, b.9ngng the hotel there bathing
ho' ana Gr se Sag with Sh for gentle
rivste baths Attached the hotel the,e is a BLIZZARD
emsn ard putie Who fond Of fishing there are number
s az: ss take
ing grounds Tor which this place is so cele sraed
for co, d is reduced to he Toll lowing
Person. rem ,l%iSs six weeks in the mon,h. Of ~
For SIX weeks. or lonee ;. i. the month"; OF
May, June, September, or October per
Chill 'ren aud servants, half prc..
TIE object Of The subscriber sub viii to render his hoae
S' ss thai ''''
E Es5Rs i nee! Marine ms
BELMONT HOUSE, NEW BRIGHTON.
E has % we s
has been lhoIoIshy repaired ard PAINTED ts best
The is delightfully."- situated Immediately opposite the
tending up the Kill. and the bay and bour of New
York. To thosde of pleasant residence during the
possessing the advantages Of fine salt
together with beautiful drives walks and
nent &c the city hours by the Be mont
House Offers Inducements unsurpassed by other the Is
land and the subscriber trusts that his former efforts give
salts proprietor Of the Pavilion his renewed de-
termination pains to render his house agreeable
will him the of portion OF the
he has heretofoIe been favored with
GEORGE PIERIS,
NV BRIaHToN, April IL, 1913. ,3stfr
RUSsViLLE BOARDING SCHOOL, STATEN
ISLAND
VIZ WESTTHORP respectfully informs his friends and the
w public lha, his school will open the LIST of May
P4,ents and guardians also informed w. W. makes il
point OF conscience guard possible way the morals
Of children committed his from twelve years of
age Reading, writing photography srithmcnc geography
the orchard gardens and play gtouns ABOUT ten
lie Barclay street every day o'clock, Kossve
Terms for board and tuition, including washing, $25
quarter, paid in advance. References -
Rev. David More, Staten Island
w. N. Seymour, Esq, Oh ah. m Square, NY
Hrnr, Stewart Seeune, ESQ., Staen Island.
VIM udam, Esq, 1874 Beekman street
John Quinn, Esq 81 Munroe street.
h'essrs Colvill aud Fleming Esq, Is Cedar street.
Capt Edward Ferber, Esq, Hicks street, Brooklyn.
Mrs. Varian. 81 E'fridge street New yors. aga msr
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NEW YORK. SUNDAY MORNING, MAY T. 1S43


Nd ~ ~ M
No. 81 SOUTH STREET, NJ Y.
po sns and S a fa and Liver
@ Of MONTH sRa s @ , and
5sHss to s S1aq GU, aud cont
due viii be- shown st and al ssso
e eao wi w o then can ALL be engaged from Liver
ph Phi ton and % the er.ut port. British
which 'Nsis Sss w Ss 9
e &c shloowneIs and os'yel, the reshng
S ss 100 5 s ani
o% as Thy Hs ss by % ea. p.
pTya IN me line there can be NO dtenon whatever which
p's sens pa:
fare pos to as T usual Be
cured Those remitng money their have drafts
si" ans
who he h has given the greatest satisfaction.
Ss fsnDs nnss
i'j 1:Pss s., ": post
Georges Dock and NEPTUNE & Waterloo Dock, Liverpool
FAIRIES Milton, Esq lido, n Y ''''' Ut "''''
S ssS k k'ssP .sds t. a.f n Pa:
"a M NsSS%iss. MHis,.sE,s, Wisconsin, Ty
{g!t; E' Ssai FL. I.:i:'
BThe subscriber also en for first class packet ships
Mobile Charleston and Savannah by which passage can be
a. 0 IS PECK k SLIP, new WON YORK. offloh'
~ & & M
The subscribers beg call the attention of their friends
s and the public generally to their superior
par Of England Ireland Scotland or Wales IN the magnificent,
PANE NEW SE " PACKETS VIZ
s shipp R2sG1Hs, Car. ! Coll ips
s hp sAkkISA te Gseia st RiSfRsy'''r
S ;sl HotR GsP &1oj Bs1a's,
h .wp h sb" 6Giaptsin Ps%sI
Sailing every month; With fe's1 NsaFfSb LNE
composed Of snpsriof first elias. American ships: sailing
er one every sir days) thereby preventing posi-
Passages direct from London, Bristol Geenock to New
ph hdSS to Boston Ms% o sns Mobile say1n
vano, S"in British Forth America all time,
gagged on literal terms ,
the advantages to be derived from selecting this line prefer
fitted up with eye solely to comfort Of passense
In all whe 1.-THE parties sent for decline coming the
free passage from the various seapo of Ireland Scotland
The regular for which are agents. sail
sae and from London on the 10TH and 2
18Th a' aqnh Mobile V 'n
man, Charleston TRfEsMY r iaF9aESRsH5 the
Persons in the country wishing send their friends
by enclosing the they cent with the name and adj
being forwarded per s pE on after the Fec. int
thereof and an acknowledgment for the returned
Drafts sight, for any amount payable on demand with
s sni and s n and
Seenock and their branches Messs James Built Son Co..
and in every principal town Of Great Brsn and LELAND
Further particulars made known application if by letter,
ostpaid,to III
w. 81. T. TAPsCOTT,
d3yT 43 OK Slip, corner sonte St
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Borders Cus Brass hue, and all other Articles nanUaoe
ured this establishment at the reduced rates.
New Articles got TO order, on being furnished with
The Type this establishment both the style u
Face and he material (which 1t made particularly a4spsa
for IN Newspaper Printing.
All kinds Of stereotypng furnished to order.
~ B-Such Newspapers will copy the above lTsa tin6A
will be entitled pay Type, making bill Of fsas I3
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DOR THE FACE AND sKIN.-Eupsive dsssyss . be
face and kip such pmpe., botches m, .sss. IN
also eckes be speedily acaf BY The Of
Cbu'hs Vege able Lotion, which has been extensive
best cosmetic in use for clearing and blians
compile Sold wholesale retail Churchs Dnpsn-
hattfe an inea al