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COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
DAY AND EVENING.

vIHE AMERICAN Stand rd System of Writing, taught by
NJ P. J. Arnaud. from Abany-the only infaIlibie
method to become finished writer the of FIVE
eight les Of hour each. Success all
from the age ofi2 Such recedented
this beautiful style Of truly u6c, that the
sceptica have yielded the evidence Terms
Only dollar and htv for the Of lessons
Book Keeping, double single complete
system entry OF double entry by which the
double entry book keeping, in five FORMS acquired
ins - -
NJ Amanda at his leisure hours write up,
and balance aie'men and to make out the
state "t affairs, TO aud verify books accoun gone
INTO sorder to just individual and and
TO unh plans Of books any
arranged by the simole concise and satsctoy forms
N. MIR. A. will give inst the residence If re-
quired and in acad emies moderate
Refeences-ro John Van X nsseIaer, Esq at Howsrds
Hotel Alderman Ar old Nelson and the Office of the
day Mercury. mp cod Nr
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To the Public.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pub
shed every day of the year except New Years day and
Fourth of July Price cents per copy-or u % per an
num-postages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publishede every SATURDAY
mornngprice 81 cents per copy, or % IL per annum
hostages paid-cssh in advance
ADVERTISERS informed that the circulation Of
the Herald is THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
asst Khas the iGrgest circulation Of any paper IN this CITY,
the psrid and Is therefore the bsn channel for BURNER
the city country Prices moderate-cash in 3D.
vance.
PRINTING ofal kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRorRIEroR HERALD EsTABLIsHMErr,
Northwe est corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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ROSsvlLLE BOARDING SCHOOL, STATEN

ISLAND.
w WESTTHORP respectfully informs his friends and the
w. public that his school viii re open the LIST Of May
point to guard in every possible way the
Of children committed his from four twelve Of
ss SsSy
ns Orchard Easn' and PLAY are ABOUT ten
Ie,ys. Barclay street day at o'clock iOI Ro..v:
ks': bsyid More, Staten isisnd.
M;nf; s,s~sH ssss'ss ESQ., s'a. s6n Island '
lynn %% d baSian mq u M, Dssl%an street
.s9 a GD and EN- ES + c,dsT
MIS- 1sran al E%1idse street New vo ss,im
WAssHIHGT4N GAtDtNs, nUsOKEN
Ec As well Of he F
Place for the patronage hitherto rrcsived from lis
chased The eommodu. Hoae ADD Gardens known
within few vail Ios Ferry formerly occupied
BY Ih a% e %s; wI, he Will be hpoyo rees.
se%sy being ssd f tasay LAID sr out
nent of Ii r,!e and choicest Of iowe's The T. Being
s atty solsSsd aud newly fitted wall contain good
md Gig most sop r Sraod. sBemy cgoSe
M' n5S ad aS made as o the s
He has sro fIed ate and agreeable sitting par
Of the delight ui scenery The subscriber deemieeo
s; nohsg shall Ss mt 70 ses,. the emf Q. b.
Alleys built the mo-. appr v,d plan ex rci,e al
The recreation Of visitors OF The attention Of the waters
found TO the wants Of the visitors The sub,c her
snae the TsCc patronage and pedg nothing
shall be w.nng on has pat or those his employ,
m2o imsrc JOHN IRELAND, Proprietor
CAUToN-Loa or stolen an A I'D 4s en- W.r,n.
fp's m drawn favor Of d. Housn,on: ,sn,d Chse, g.
nssociaOa receiving "a, payment been pped
sS1f 's be
m2,3u 81 Liberty sneet
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A CLEAR COMPLEXION FREE FROM
ERUPTION OR DISAGREEMENT

MAY BE HAD BY ALL, by using remedy now well
4'A to be OF the surprising Of
age IL made in the shape OF beautiful soap, entirely
eIadcaes eruption. such pies, eck blotce
scurvy salt rheum, morphe sunup, Disagreement
ofthe skim mparng to the face. body neck beau
tul healthy cIearness No offered. One
trial will sufce recommend ALL IL changes the color
Of dark, sunburn yellow akin, to fine healthy clear
received the Of the Medical Council OF
Paris. who call it miracle, woadeI, and blessing"
have this several Of eruption that
spent hundreds Of dollars vain. II is sold 50
cake BY T. Jones his perumery establishment
sgen-in Phladephs BY Zebs corner Third and Dock ats
the Ame Hotel Warrington, ID c. in Boston
State street: in CharlestonSC. e67 King in Albany,
State Brooklyn i3o Futsn Agents wanted in all othe,
cities ms ImS
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CORBYN'S COTTAGE,

STRIKERS BAY,
NOW OPEN and in full operation, for the Spring and
SUNNI
During the winter many alterations and have
been made which will belle and rally
fort OF visitors
SALOON forgive feet in length has been erected for
the Of large parties dinners uppers
GERS, cotlons
has been opened for the bar rende ring
the ladies' p'rlcrs 1uiet md selected
d the WINES, LIQUoRs, CoNFECTIoNARLs CREAMS, &C.,
NC II only they will be. IS heretofore,
OF THE VERY FIRST QUALIFY.
Civil and oblging engaged and every
Will be used to sustain the house has
acquired, and to render a visit to
COhBYN'S COTTAGE
desirable and satisfactory
An Ordinary every Sunday at o'clock. Tickets 50 cents
Srykers Bsv i, situated the Danes of Hudson
miles from tn City Hall by the road
every hour from the Of Tyon Place and Chatham
street. Fare l2k cents. nI3 lmr
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PLANTERS HOUSE

LOUIS, Mo-
pressure ef the time, the under gned has reduced the
Of Boarding and Lodging day and
Wines from to 100 cent. His tables will continue
hers toore tn be supplied with every luxury the affords
The tu dbg Is the largest airy, and combines
fors han any in the CITY, aud surpassed by Hotel
the West.
Every attention will be given by the undegned his agents.
and servants to those who favo him With
calf. BENZ. STICKNEY
MAY S, lsa3 mis- 5wr
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PAXLlON-EuRT LEE

THE above estab hmeut having been refued in the
fashionable and mod"m style opened on the first Of
Nay for ths reception visitors permanent bosders
No ocaf, this for sauhrty aud
bei ,pated within nine miles Of the city the commence
OF the Palisadoes bank of the Hud For
invallds those wishing and his
establishment advantages having extensive
suns with fences for bathing such
the most fast deus, The extensive from he Pavilion
and adjoining heights unsurpassed for is beau Military
companies taket IONS will find every
the unds have been laid
purposes
GThe steamboat Boston, Captain Babceck will Ply reeu
laTy swing iacies those having business city,
visit daily.
For particulars enquire JoIes Music Store, 385
Broadway. JOHN A. WHITFIELD,
m prnn
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EXCHANGE HOTEL. BALTIMORE.

hlS house having and, many important alterations
rich and elegant furniture again for the reception of
The position Of this Hotel 100 we'll known to require
tai OF ITS advanta es confessed be- for of bus
The present proprietor ntenls that aud industry shall
and o he b under ms
ERAsTUs COLEMAN.
ExsHEHiAASNIGSEa r HsoThL; P2rTsyILLE Peno5TJ:
community thst he keeps that arg aud splendid establish
snt % H 4 h G S R and
ouah IF Po,.ve which has been thoroughly repaired md
hy sh cso~b three aa SsS
admirably provided with los sitting reading
and large airy chamberhe mo,t pleasant
Sos anu comfort 10 eH0s'
BY
aud ages be mad at time to convey to
An omnibus from this hotel d.y, and from the depot
on the Rarsd Mocha for omnibus fare to this hotel
wA 20 SlASToS, d aSTsE'
THE above Hotel eIeGte" at st Of between sixty and
PASSED by any similar eabhme mt In this counys now open
The houe located the end Of the village
the same and from ndd and obs rvato
islands, also Of oceaa from which can
be R R ysd f. Sne ns a and sea
having in the house no, and cold salt and fresh baths aud
hose for bathg with large swimming bth for gentle
and for ladies' with dressing attached well
as rivae bhs Attached TO the hotrl the-e is Blizzard
Room and bowling Saloon and for the accommodation OF gen
uenen and parties Who fond OF fishing there number
charge Fl them, tho The Locality Of the
ing grounds. for which this place is celebrated.
In of tEc depressed the charge
fer boa d Is ,uced to the following rates:-
Transce't BoaId yer day, $40
Persons ming weeks in the months Of
July end August, per week, 7 90
For weeks 0uge d. the months OF
May. June, September or October, per
week. 500
Chill 'ren and servants, half price,
The object Of the subscriber will render his house
quiet sentee hotel and the time he wishes study
the comfort Of his than the esabhpg
~ rules. HOKATIO BLAKE.
Formerly fthe firm of Blake Reed. the Marine Pavilion,
kockaway aud Waverly House, New York. ms eod3w
SPRE Nd EAGLE HOTEL,
% Whitehall street, opposite the Battery Garden.
THIS house having Undergone alteration, aud pairs
having Neen newly fuInshed-tre present proprieo
spectully his friends of the old
yelling public generally, that open for the reception
OF pcrmane ut and tran boarders
The position If this hotel equi bu lit detail Of its sd
being situaed facing the Battery Gareu
maDdrga fn OF the Bay; within minutes w,k of
the ihii adelphia, Boston and Albany ste ,mboas
The proprietor DIS at and and
IN charges shall not be wanting merit the Of the
pDbic.
Homebewed ale. WINGS, spirits &C. Of the be,t qualify,
three cents glass; HENRY b. GRtFFITHS,
mis- lm~r Late Of Bath England
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~ PAVEY'S Justly Celebrated Waternroot Cou.positiop,
W for Harness and Carrsse Heads Self Shining Harness
Liquid, Polshlns Paste, e.. &c.
We, the undersigned, havng sufficiently tested Chaes
Paveys WATERFORD, Composition fr Harness Carnage
Heads also his Self Shining Hness Liqnc consider The TO
be articles for Identifying
introduced city, and which has salts
faction TO used them G. Pvoy also ,nnisc
lures an article any ofeie public for
cleansing mountngs harness. and be used silver
plated goods German lver brass sc &C. without
those destructive effects so generally produced by corrosive
snrticlesJuo la. Bull, Sadders, 206 Broadway Wood
Gibson saddler Fulton st one door from arcadyay sam
g. 40 5cweIy: RIVER HUGHES, DO 62 Broadway; mo
Avenae Jas Cur, do 1919 Csnal. g DeJch Do t,S Bread
way; VIM Kelly, d. $40 B1oadwsy RostT Story, DO Is
Fulton Brooklyn; Jno Baxter, do, High st. do Jas
Moore do IS Fulton do Thos Hons, do Fulton street
do
c. pavev the above testimony many competent
jug 10 be quite sufficient Convince the public that the
above nsmed articles truly valuable and deserving oil the
patronage
Sold by all the prime pal Saddlers and Harness Makerx
Harness Loud IN stone bottles, Is ceuts each; Wsepron
Compos ton % cents and certs boz; Polishing Pse M
and Q, each The Polishing paste cleaning e man
silver Brtis, Brass &c &c, also be obtained the
cipal family groceries al d hardware stores.
AZ PcaIl street. Chatham where all orders
will be promptly atendedto
b. Ob,eree fac smile Of c. Pavey's signature attached
each label, without which none 2wsrc
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PAPER.
DERssE & BROOKS, No. 81 Liberty street Ihavefor q.

hlso, book paper, 70 By a, n by 70, and n o. 58 .
They have also large OF writing andlwappinG
paper Of different qualities which they offer the
lowest market prices. meec
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NOTICE.

THE TRUSTEES Of the Village Of Wlliamsburgh here
by give notice. that they adopt for the
meedy liqnid alton Of all legal claims agains tho Village
Inose therefore, who have claims against id village in the
snapo OF warrants either the village street
wen and pump in the village well those who hold
or claim Of description FOR the payment OF
when the yiilage bic, requested to inor
m IN 70 The Clerk Of said village the Tr, ee Hail.
the original owner 1880
The said Trustees would also give notice that they have
made for ne mans of tn,
enre ,age IN three dsunc sections. All persons there
toIe holding real estate IN that place
i've houce. AZ as early period as possible to Mr. EAwad
burcham AT the IIustees Hail. North Get of the nature
ana the real est,te held by them that hereafter
By order Of the Boayd Trustees.
Williamsbu-gh, Nav 2. IRa '' ,e. nas
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The MOST DELIGHTFUL De Al EXCURSIONS
"A across tn Buison River 10 Hoboke ZEN and tbsn
walk the Ey"an FIELDS along h erreecinsiy beautiful
aud picturesque OF the p will prove the most es,;y
aceonpn heu and attractive OF all The srcuop thar can
be made from the city The goulds pr sent chs rm,e
the being mostly in leaf the .b
noh turf The walks in excellent ORDER wing been
co4sderably embelshed the present. spring. 2w e.
LrEENCH CARCEL LAMPS, Candelabres LnstIes n
The s9b'erb have Just opened splendid
these goods together with OF other articles
lne Of entirely styles An inspection Of Is invited
Depot OF Mechanical Lamps. 20 john street,
IA DIACON y. ID. sAXTON,
m2S lmrrc Agents.
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AIe

FOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL
The Royal Mail Ste IN ship CALEDONIA, CAPITA IN 4.
Lott COMMANDER will leave Boston for the above ports
Thursday, June lst.
Passage to Liverpool. ...''SlM
Passage TO Hahfit 20
Amply to ID. BRIGHAM, r. Agent,
NIL Or M nsfre
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NEW YORK. THURSDAY MORNING. MAY %, IS43

TO LET LET wlli .s whole Q,
ssr S low %pSy low S1H'H TN
on The Gomez con t Of s,; a. . sa u ss
-. OF them calculated for puae house grocery pr
md nae garden consisting of ot, with grape and fruit
JOHN A. MORRILL,, Esq.
~ . T0 LET f. Mason House a. ,BooMinseale.
800. he 'is mile stone jus, above stGkers Bay md nearly
one Of the DELIGHTFUL on the island, and
MAKE T, h aIo healthy - the summer season
acfI n. in sn S S The and o Of
AP s could !. .a S,S:
tenant TO Il. P of I Ss neS m e house
~ TO ,LET-The FIRE proof brick store, No, 1875
" with Immediate % sS;i'ff lf's'sS
G built brick dwelling house and store, wi two los Of
a h. Ps 1s@ Hn.% or &
a. corner Of Fourth and South Eighth 'trss, williamsburg
Or AIR j. T. IAf'oo q Fec. Slip
PALMO'S ARCATE Bath,
THE enNrLHmEHAA ss sAEo s5SE nov orEso...,
L Reduc ion
Bs; with robe. or sheets: ::::2s ss"'''
The subscriber having leased the abov. for
term Of has con in on scale which
y elegance m'gniceDce, with similar
in the world having visited the beat conducted baths Eu
he feels hesitation assuring his fellow cz that
The spirit which has for the thirty actuated in
providing (no matter what cost the splendid
for their social comfort and hall the
nt occasion be lost sight Of and the Improvements
and OF the Euro Baths he wi take the liberty
OF adding from inventive Of his cultv tied
and well Known all that he has observed
The Laiies Sal will be in readiness in few days.
uI description of the varied improve viii be when
completed, and the whole thrown fer public ms
m Is Since FERDINAND PALMO.
He kkENCH AND AMERICAN hATI G HOUSE,
No 6i and &c Nassau street, between M 1den lane snd
John street, beng the months thoroughly
repaired The kitchen be alt red West India PLAN OF
having the the OF the houses The
and heat rom cooking which in general oens
most eating housesaDd the di saloon enlarged
rated 10 French style with BILE les. superb oil
upwards OF 80 with makes
this house of the gentcel superb and conf
adjustments the Union-wher- from 6o TO 10 dishes
dy up from and upwa ds the best COT
fee and he finest black Tea at the best Caret
Wine at cents small bottle, &.
The Subscber sensible of the truth that reenchme nj
the order Of tie day. confident that where
ea of the scrption furnished his house be passed
for owne's OF charge 1t havn been his endea
tn fame Of This House being since establish
the first of its drscrp il city Those doubt of the
by the crowds OF gentlemen Of the frat
responsibility that daily es.r. there.
With thanks and discriminating public for their
and altering fav0 the subscriber des of retaining
mil 2w"r HENnY GOsLING
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FROM TAMPIco There were two arrivals in this
port yesterday. We learn verbally from some gen.
tlemen who came passengers, that business at Tam
pco, so far from improving, was getting worse dali
ly. The country, however, was quiet, nor had the
sickly season yetsetin With respect to the militia
ry movements along the North East frontier OF Mex
leo, nothing had transpred lately but it was the
general opinion that Santa Anna would let Texas
alone, until the campaign should be closed in Yucca
tan. FIT, en- Anglo Americans, believed to be Tex
prisoners, had lately passed through the State OF
Tamaulipus on their way to some fortress IN the
State of Vera Cruz Much murmuring was heard
in Tampco agaln-t The late increase OF duties pu'
people general remained much as possloie rom
loud expressions d opinion the Mexican Govern
ment.-N o RcJ7ibiicau, 16th.
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So llR& go

GAIL BOAT CHALLENGES-What the matter7 Aye,
- hat The rub When the snoheed grow, Of
the bosom of man. he loses sight Of amiab
y pestras himself and in turbulent dies UNDECIDED
and unknown. Such the condition Of certain boat bude
OF this CITY ho seeks notoy through
pcatons The subscriber has for stood upon the
ground Of building and long has taught him
that
"Lsrge borks more.
But little bsrks must keep shore"
And when think they with him superior boat
buildng they talk abss but boldly him
his Office door for the test OF proofs his
chae ALWAYS made GOOD lath his
Upon thu principle he rms his huwsrk and for the hun
drsth time he offers show the of "Trouber" any
boat Crous built has hano for trophy which will
richly repay the experiment. New where your boasted
hackers; where. yonr daunted coursge-drsw the veil
and sho yoursel to the world
r. One months notice. distance under fifty miles
The "Troubler' can be seen at his bazaar.
P 81 q. l.. INGERsOLL,
ms Imsec 406 Water street.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT
FARE AND kRhIUHT REDUCED.
sSH@H "a REGULAR MAIL LINE-FOR PRO
@' yipEHGE Mp gvWSr0Nt via sTO y. y;
IN. wing sueeror running elton with
Stonneton and Boston and Providence Railroads.
MASSACHUSETTS, Capt Comstock.
RHODE ISLAND, Capt Ihayer.
PROVIDE NCE
NARRAG ANSETT.
MOHEUAN
One of which will New York daily (sundays except
ARRANGE VENTS.
Tne RHODE ISLAND Captain Thayer, MONDAY, and
Stonington
The MASSACHU aETTS, Cap ain Comstock, on Tuesday
and Tnueay for Stonngsn and Saturday for Stonnston
Ne export aud Providence.
Passengers, the arrival of the Stoningtop,
will be iely forwarded in the splendid and commo
dous Cars of the Raro Prov dence Boston, and if
for Newport will in the Monday, We'd
nesday and Saturday and the intervening days.
steamer lolas. without any additional charge.
Tickets the and steamers berths be secured
board, o. s the Office OF
HARNDEN & CO, No 3 Wall street.
uTOn and after the 10th freight will not be ceved
and forwarded after halEpast4P M ING 6ms IN
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OTIS OF PIMA. large, sur,Iy Of Conn,
IL Aiasasncs i.r 1874. D~,y Cr.l.k<ss',. IN.
P.r"'es. s''d = s'~ssl ~f"sben enonrh l.. .pt YOU,
's'i~s laughing 10 k-'k at hon. FIR sale ~
nay ~ JotiN,J HAswEls., Unia ST.
~ ~ ma sureri-s, asisce. j,-s- rec q. sud
y sale by w. JoiINJ nAswEL' - =
nov ~ ,t... i.,lil.t., .ia 80 .1oo Uu.on 81.
A'-NEy's sCHooL~ATLAs-r.s A.la.. with
~ az ~''scn, 'is~ G--.xrarhv. E~ sale hy
h"e % if.'tJ0HN JHAswELL Uni,n ST
Mars OF vIRGINIA-aineheil'
s1Vl P~kei Maps IL Virginia. Ohm. Indiana
niiss'"r &c. Jusi reed anil Ger sale hy
nov 20 JOHN HASWELL U,isn ST
H0NTINUED WORKS N. 6 McuI.
~ fongi,- unIse,-slG xsiIees; No ! 6 Of AI,u,o's
ni.i"sy Of Ens"r~. fl,e No com pirses t.sr .,ork.
just red u,H for sole by 81
n"s " IVAN ROBB. l25 Main S..
NJ AkRY,ATTs LAST-The narrative OF the
~ travels and adventures Of AIMS Violet M
Ssiifofnia, Sonora and " tern Texas by Giant
M arryatt. Jssi rec d nd FOR scle hy ~
nov ~ AN ROBB. i2s Main Street. /
EROf. STElN-A sequel to The Mysteries Of
- Paris, translated from. the French Of Eu-
sensSue- just reed aud for sale BY =
nov - VIM ROBB, las Main ST.
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hR. kATZ's AsIERicASANIIE iL-inU
- LIFE PILLS. G,s tho isc,. ~ etd ros~ u
Use lee, srisi's from disordertd .'omscb ed
ih,se pile ere not uf,,red an .reci6c 10
cure all diseases. as most of the pub .icsth ns
OF mediciHe falsely decl re. bnf are express
y prtpsrt1 ict ,he rs7uessl q Bile and Bi'i,us
Matter. which - the frs, seed Of d cs~. OF
the same u me- purify the blood. and eventually
restore the diseased functions Of tire animal
economy 10 sousd health. All ssmr,oms IRE
certain 90 accuinulate excess a b .le from
indigo ssive food Remaining In the stomachf
hence sickness AMI pain. loss Of sppcifte.
hssdae le, c9s,iysntss. bilious snd p",rd levers,
dyspepsia, LIVER compliant. Nh, up,atiAna, Dc
&c. One sinsle 25 ca nj box ofFa re
ANTE BILIOUS LIFE Pills
VII implicitly carry out and rem tie root
-Ine primary cause of most Of the aisfres sI.'E
msiaaies so conn or 81 Tie Ifsssi'ss, VII
those who vai1e tie hfaifh rceitrt n - si
Important matter, until diseBsc hero mes >. ted
IN tho constitution and fcodtrsd difftpi Ia
evacnate. Jnose rills are applirablS IN aIsuscs
Of sickness from childhood np TO .,ld ar, and
can nc u,eS with perfect safe by al. hroer snY
circ1mstant &c psrfit niarf, iu!s 9 q ttlirsto
iemales Who ale so fr.queHiit sub eel To trsa
.lent complaints. which oitei feI.c,r their
heath very Drecariors.
Tue great superiorIfies of these pills il that
they are PREPARED from the solid extract ef herbs
and roots. Their nature IS to 'c'esnst urisy
ane strengthen.' harmlessto the Constitution
American Anti bilious Life pills allowed by
TIE fhou.nnfs who have used tsefn. 10 c fhs
"tsip u'ffilse ana medicine IN extsfrnco. he
cause they not only rennvp al DISTINCTIONS, and
pui &c the sysiem ofts inrnriiiess bur because.
and wnieh - extremely in portsnf. s,rcrpfheh3
ehd gives proper tone to the stomach. rnd tsrs--
duce healthy action OF all the PARTS BESIDES
ihey are 90 mild aud ge1tle IN their operarion a.
- render ibt NJ at all times pc:fsc NJ srfe and
nesusbl- remedy. The afflicted wol ld de- veil.
men, To purchase q box ar two of this vsIrt b .
MEDICINE. and give il fair t;isl; instead of de-
s,to ing Their system with q ,elsa cd doses Il
life aud hapriress.
Principal office for the s-ls Of th. valuable
ms-diclne. No 10, North Eighth AT Phiiad lphia
and sold by age nts genoralfv, and BY
n0VH q u MARSH. Wheeling.
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" ELLOR. has jusI received Inis Of New works
W. Call and see ihcm. ii. worth The trouble.
nov27
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FrenchA BOOtS.

g dOors South II Erginia Hotel. Main areef)
Holm T.. WADE is no~ manufacturing a ,ups-
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FRENCH STYLE and made of the hest Philsdel-
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Al the following prices.
GOOD CALF BOOTS. $500
FINE do. 600
EXTRA sup sup ESQ
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