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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-21

VALUABLE WORKS.
'NHE Farmers Epcvclonad;.

hE Farmers Encyclopedia, complete. bound
sisph"ns' Nis PriuS by sharswosd 'N"
eoidafds work on the Teeth M l,o cl.,..
s,ewarison's and Eniousons Practice OF Medicin.
,m.fs French Revolution. ~ plates: cheap ed
,.od bacon'- works, by Basl Montayu
NaPiers Peninsula War; vols 81 plate.
turner's History OF the Anglo ,Raxon-
horeoss life OF Lorenzo dc Mediei
Grsswohfs Poets and poetry .f Am.,s, All, .,.,.,
aaeauiays Miseetanls-, complete in 4 vol
IN. Noees Ambrosiaha Of Blaek~ ood
Tom Moore's works, complete In poke, yol,,.
Lord byrons works hne edition. larrr typ~
at Walter SCOTS complete works ebean si.,on
Tanners splendid Atlas, new edition
The Gin for isiI maenhcsn,y bou,J
CowPefs Task, beautiful plates
Dunlops History OF Ficion
TafAuTd and stephens. rS '1''"'y' scott Wilsoa
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GOOD ONE.
Ole Bull arrived at New York on Evacuation day, and
though he 10y considered the parade TO be in hon
or Oi his arrival yet told conversation took place
At ihe Asfor House something like the lolowing--
True Sun.
Or Bull.
Val s the cause Of die display
lis not dat arrive 10 day!
think It's something for dc Nation!
SrrrsOv.
It's what VIC call Evacuation!
When aiier seven long years delay
We drove old Johnny Boil away.
Orr Bril-.
| think tits leuile dat you win,
OLD But went out, OtE But come in!
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RESOLUTIONS.
PETITIONS.

BY Mr. Garrett OF Watkins Harper. of Essex tn be- di.
vorced from his wife Mar;ha-By Mr.. Bcnj. Brown of H.
l. Harrs and Others for act Of incorporation OF male
and female Academy 10 be located in the county of Abe
mnreBy Mr.. Sum, OF citizens Of Barbour that the cuun
" site be called "Phippa-By tho same, of citizens. ct
the same that the site De named "Bcnton-By NJ
Morgan. Of citizens OF Marion, the subject Of the BALI,
more and Ohio Railroad company.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-21

q. Mates Nssn Sleep Of Hsr hieAizsn.--1hi- vessel
was launched Eric (rsl 9Th inst, The following arc
given. by the Bo.,on Atlas. Is her dn'eprions.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-21

4 letter from Washington -ays-A very active trade IL
driving by those who before the Senate for conrma
uon 10 induce Wing Senators lean graciously towards
them. They suppose it only necessary to get
Wing support their continuation Far from it
srong opposition is manifested from the Locoioco side Of
tine Senate, who oahe the corrupt by which they
obtained office ienshaw and his satellites nre particular
y active, and his wireorkers here from various qua
tiers. You know them by their smiling, crngng syco
phancy all whom they hope operate In this way
they seeking whcede the Cahountes OF whom Mr.
Henshaw affects TO be one.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-21

floosiNG PLANk-ioooo !! inch seasoned r1oorn,
Flank, on the Dock, for sale by k
lie
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-21

MI Edmunds was excused omseryiss on the COMMITTEE an
Mt Tate substituted
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-21

INDIAN ORIGIN. w. RANDOLPH has teceiyed.-
The Origin OF the North American Indians
Their eus'om' language dress &c by John Mcintosh
Ep ANON the KOvER.-J. w. RANDOLPH has rereiy.
ed Ramon the Rover Of Cuba by the author
oil EVenincsi IN boston lie 90
INFORMING WATCHES few words on suauss and the Cos
1Vl pels the confessions Of FTederka
swed,sh, bya swede. Price I2 For sale by
de 90 J. W. RANDOLPH
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letter TO the Philadelphia Chronicle, says "Mr Wiscs
name wall be again into tile Senate for the mission
France lie w OF course he rejected Of capac
y Ilenshaw and UPshur will he confirmed in the Cabinet
and j. VI. Porter be rejected. The administration
occupe neutral position between the Wings and the De-
nocrots The MadsOnian has opened its batteries both
Clay and Van Buren,. hos ceased support Calhoun
consequence oi tue circumstances Of OF his friends
who regard the support OF the administration injury
TO any party on Which it is bestowed. do think Mr.
Tyler has received the visits OF than 10 IL of the
Wdg delegation IN Congress into such dsrepuis has
he fallen among honorable men.
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81 FOR RENT-Thc House at the corner
OF and 9TH s-FoT tcrn apply on the p.mise. 20 u
fanny Toinpkins ale n uIrproN
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Sast steel Pocket Rifles M s2.sO .,.h
'BNiosE who wish good Pocket Rins Al The sbo, - -
- DC Pea''' before purchasing elsewhere. TO call on
49, 3 SUTHERLAND Gunsntb
Onrsn.
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lust received per Schr Weymouth another
- supply fine Nuta AMI AMI Castor. AMI Cashmere
hats 81 style they very handsome. Gentlemen VII
please AMI Judge for themselves As on handa handsome
o fnr SEAL Musk Hair caps Won &C. ti
Ladies Riding Muh of which offered az New
York cash prices By de 10 GEO W. FERRY
WhOesalc and dealer Intsn and Caps, Main 81
One DIOR above Van Lew Smith COS Hardware tore
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A letter from Washington IN the New York American,
says Tyler is outrageous about the election of Blair &
Riyes printers. lie says the narrowed
down to Clay and Van Buren,. and the chances
in favor Of Clay. Now, thanks him for this
Rerswe knew 1t long since; but news. that lac should
at length have perception OF the truth.
There is nInlor that Vt New York Lvcos
called on him Ia procure removals and appointments,
further 10 "Democraize the Administration" mo, gen.
temen you have inflicted upon the greatest possible
pers nal insult by the election of Blair Rves; you have
thereby endorsed all their attacks upon nssisi
you with further appointments"
believe something OF the kind has occurred.
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o, NV oN vER 80 AND WINTER fRoCKs.
TIL oN En- COATS for eountr, Use
wv 100 Winter Frock do
SO Dress Coats
$50 Pilot and Flushing Frork.
zoo suits OF Negro Cloiliar spi.hi. o,. g.. So.
hands w. '"e'"'1 ahi fu
dc 81 "a" cheap, At
KEEN CO.'S
wi NEp Gihrs-A supply above very de,irahIc ,,-
IN blue and gold and other high eolors lust aps. h. ~
Steamer de '' ' a. an1eu hy Tue
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10 FL coScsUDED ro.NoRRow
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NTUKU HIRTNG.
NEo 2. CRuMP 4 EDWIN BURTON Will undertake m. A.
- suing year again TO hire rent out Houses ro.r,
accounts and do general Agency Business Their ehsv s
h'ns out and collecting exeion- will he
used TO that " b. well treated a. % =,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-21

Meter TO the New y ok Express, from Washington
says is said that the President will put stop To more
removals for the present, in the Post Office service Mr.
lyIor would seem Just u this have stumbled up
on the query what Is be gained by removing those in
oiiee, when those put but enemies in disguised
What will be Mr.. Tyler's sensation in May next when
he discovers that he is than endes in the con-
venton where lac has thrust himself And what in No.
vembeI when he is found solitary and alone among the
people'"
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VIE subscriber has received supply of tbrpe., Oh a., .
pu.' Also best Winter Strained sperm OIL blsaeb,J w.
" ~ ~ wv 'tn "i ue Ned Mortar below the Matket
A. a, JOHN ,. CRAWFORD
Atsafhse n ~
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DR.. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,

l25 FULTON STREET
IMPORTANT CAUTION.-Th. public should bear
forms smarkab which published in part
of the country and the articles similar that oc
casionally pud notice Those may be good
but We know nothing about them
Let Man. Woman and Child read the following and II
that does ~ all of the OF this Red cine
let the 1875 Fulton and the original with
other testimonials of like character:
WATERvLLE, (Oned CO., N. W Sept IS 1913.
Dear Si-l owe 1t to the afflicted inform you that in jan
uary last attacked by violent cold caused By
working in the water, which settled my lungs
companied by very pain breast and sides, and
al distressing cou xh. had in aend nee III the best
cal aid village but after exhaug their skill
avail they PRONOUNCED my di ease Go med assumption
got the consen, Of my ph! stefan to the Bal OF Wild
Cherry prepared by Dr. Wsar purchased Of Agent IN
place bottle before using half Of viii TO gam
strength, and it evident cough much better
three bottles estored perfect health This result
alone the Of Dr. Wstars Basam of WILD Cherry
and te this method of giving you the inf rmaton partly g
the debt OF gratitude you and partly M Others 81
Very truly yours, JAMES SAGE.
Mr. Palmer, Druggist under date Of Waterville, Sept "a
l843 writes:
The statement given you by Mr. James Sage is well known
remars able cure The sale Of Balsa very good, and
success in cures truly haterins Yours sneeti1y,
Let the afflicted call and certifcaes They prove
concus vely they cured they the ght mede
Beware Of limitations.
This Basam all affections Of the lungs aud liver such
bleeding of the lungs bronchitis asthma of or 20 years
Standing Group, obstinate pain in the chest see. &c
Dexter Albany; Gorham New H,sen; H. w PULL Hartford
and by agents throughout the Northern Eastern States
Medical Treatise to be had gratis as above. NIL Inn m
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ope, and the native home of the needy


shore of Europe, and the native home of the needy
villain.
And, now drab-coored men Of Pennsylvania,
there is vet a moment left the eyes Of all Europe
are anchored upon you
"surrexit mrndus justis furiis -
start UP from that trance Of dishonesty into which
YOU are plunged don't think of the feeh which
walls about your life, but OF that h SIN which has
hangs over YOU like devouring peetilence, and
makes good men sad and ruffians dance and sing II
is not for gnsiing alone andshery cobler that man 10
no argument can be listened to-principles which
give to every power a double power above their
functions and their offices, which are the books,
the arts, the academies that teach, hi up, and
in what say above cash, superior to cotton,
higher than currency-plnciples, without which Il
is better die than to live, which every servant OF
God over every and in all lands, should CHERISH
Uses ad abdtta spirdmsata ANNA.
Yours, &c. SYDNEY SMITH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-23
General sessions
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen Emmans and

TRIAL OF RAoGE AND ms WYE.

hannibal. TRIAL OF RACES AND HIS WIFE.
Nov 22-The trial of Henry NJ. Ragge and his vito
Esther c. for forgery OF check in the name Of Austen,
Wimerdng Co for So 900, the Seventh Ward Bank,
pleaded with Henry Saunders jr was continued The
prosecution conducted by District Attorney Whiting
assisted by John w Edmonds, Esq. The defence oy pa
were seated together in Of the prisoners boxes and
Young Saunders in the adjoining They were very
neatly dressed and appeared to watch the proceedings
with great interest
JoHr w EpMoNns Esq, opened the case briefly for the
prosecution, and called . ,,,
WILLIAM T. WuMERpIro, of the firm Of Austen VIII
merding as the first witness for the prosecution
1The DprRior ATTORNEY here requested young sann'
ders to be taken from the Court to the prison during
the examination Of witnesses
EpMoNps--Do you know Henry ssundersf
WuNERpIre--Yes. he was in our employ as an under
clerk and sometimes drew our checks from the benk
The forged check here handed TO witness, which
was in the following iorm:-- b.. b .. ...f..
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PHILADELPHIA
DAGITERREOTYPE ESTABLISHMENT

~ L
EXCHAGE BUILDING, ROOMS &c AND q.
THE Subscriber has received large supply Of
celebrated Dagueeotype Apparatus large and small sTes,
with acromac lenses made according to Professor fetzvs
Also supply of bst plates and chemicals. which he
The following gentlemen have agreed TO act as agents. viz
+ White, ESQ., l75 Broadway New York p. Haas ksa.
Washington, D. q. DR. A. C@Psri, kichpond Va 5.
All communications (post paid) and orders accompanied
G sed 70 will u should
oil 3msr Exchange Buildings, Philadelphia
TINTED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY. 15
- Broadway up stat Sc. HTE would respe fully cal
splendid collection If single groups
from two to fourteen pc sons on the same plate VII 10
taken in all kinds Of weather either with withou
colOs No. -
the first premium for the beat Dagueeoype likeness for
and effect which but smother proof OF the
Mr. White is agent New York for the superior
imported German Camaras and other establishment IN
his city or State can they be obtain d.
Blu ported German Camarp ALSO French and Ameri
Chemicas Polishing Materials &c. &C. ALWAYS hard for
sale at he very lowest prices. nj 3n.m
PIN 5hGYESRHEAaTTo GAkhESEs OF PA
1876 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Corner of Moth and Baltimore streets Baltimore
And Douws Buildings, Albany
constituting the oldest and most extensive establishment OF
the kind in the world and containing upwards oil thousand
Admance free.
pectivey their last exhibitions thus officially sustained
Y the position Of superiority he-.toiSe universally assigned
produced.
LHeuss,ss taken every day without regard weather
Pumpes Premium Apparatus and Patent Rights Plates
&c. &c. wholesale and retail nj lmsm
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MONEY LENT

n MONEY LENT,
IBERALLY the old established stand 400 Grand street
u gold and silver watches plate weery and diamonds
wearing apparel dry goods hardware, cutlery musical and
mathematical bedding and every description Of
''''''A' LOUIS LEVY, Pawnbroker,
o23 lm*m 403 Grand between Ridge and Attorney St
THE sUBsCR BIER has, removed IF m the store No
657 Br adv Canal for the IF
the CASH TAILORING BUSINESS in all its branches,
and style of elegance which nnot surpassed by any
other house Of The undersigned ask such
prices for his goods fail to meet the appreciation OF
public excellent assortment Will be Kept on hand TO
su the taste of all . -,
Garments also be altered and repaired at this establish.
a reduced prices.
RTE.
" B. Gentlemen furnishing their cloth have them
made up on the reasonable and good fits ed
n22 lmsr
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r. SORIA'S

CHEAP DYEING ESTABLISHMENT.
MR. SOFIA begs leave respectfully inform his friends and
M the public general that owing the depressed
the times he has reduced his price below the gu
lar charges.
Ladies wishing their summer dresses shawls SC dyed
pressed will find il much their advantage by paying him
visit Gentlemen will also do well to cali with such article,
Of wearing apparel may need dyeng pressing All orders
will be puncuay attended and the articles done the
best style Sora's establishment No. 400 Pearl st.
at s7 Grand Also BRANCH 40 Fulton St BrooklXs
Merchants have all kinds of goods dyed and Put up
the ir original forms, and on moderate terms
Principal Office 400 sarl uuz0 3m~ee
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FENCING ACADEMY

FENCING ACADEMY.
MESsRS. RosAT Z ECKtRT have the honor TO in.
Academy of Arms 1913 Broadway, Of Anthony STREET
where thy intend teaching Small Sword Boadsword Cane
NC. as well as Sparrpg
a, had long experience in teachrg the above
they hope the patronage of those who wish 10 bee
first wordsmeu
These graceful and useful expand the chest and
de.c Of They render the body
vigorous supple and and that carrag that is
a. f. ROSaT
No lm.r CHAkLEH kCKERT
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PREMIUM HATS AND CAPS

PREMIUM HATS AND CAPS
"A SUPERIOR Moleskin Nutria and Silk Hats Cloth
bnand Velvet APPS Of the Subscribers manufacture di
poma awarded by the American Institute the late Fair
IN this city for beautiful specimens OF Moleskin Hats; and
diploma also awarded for superior specimens OF cloth and
velvet hand large assortment OF hats aud
Persons in want articles in his line solicited
20 favor him with call. WILLIAM bANTA,
No % Canal It, conner Of Wooster street,
oal lm"m and No 100 Chatham street
RAGssmsrF Trieste AVID Ne Lsyyhom, for sale By
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MNS PURDY'S

MAS PURDY'S
PRIVATE DAY-SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
NO % Hnmersey Ms Pu,dy and her two daughters
~ having recently arrived from where they
gagged u giving the branches OF English
Education Music Drawing nd French prepared receive
limited number Of young ladies Her regulated by
general reduction department for winch and other
refer her card which will be furnished
application at her residence. nj im'r
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DISBROW'S RID NC SCHOOL,
fnQ p(lNp EyV

40S BOWERY.
TOR LADIES from 9 A. NJ, to 3P daily.
l. For Gentlemen =" to and TO 81 p. NJ daily
LECTURE Lessons. EXERCISE RIDING.
tEvening Class
i2 Lessons -. 50 90 90 Rides. $40 o.
Single do... / o. ingie DID,. 49,. IS
TIL. Dressing aud Dnwiug Rooms wei warmed and
,etion devoted TO the comfort Of those who honor
with their patronage.
Gentle keeping their horses livery this esablis
will have the privilege of riding them in tn School,
3ms
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
SALA Va AND PiTTssIJTRt5iir' s. PhMTbs
5uu n dsI.. for The las, 1--WE years land
from this city e tsDurg takes this method Of informing his
numerous friends snd patrons that having made extensive
wagons during the winter the West he IL now pre-
Baltimore and Cumberland or % sburg via Phladephs and
will be forwarded without any delay and the lowest
rates either of the above points the Ohio River Also
Merchandise and packages forwarded by Green's Express
through three days from Baltimore Wheeling max ing in
all days from this city to Wheeling The business will be
conducted by -
Bingham 4 Brothers, 2f6 Market street, Philadelphia.
James Wilson, North Howard street, Baltimore.
Holiday Egertou, Cumberland, Md.
James H. Forsyth Co., Wheeling Va.
VIM. Bingham, Pittsburg, Pa
Goods intended for the Wheeling route should he marked
New Yorh and Wheeling Line, cars Of James Wilson, Bat
and those for Psbqrg Bsghsms Ling as hereofc
New York, Nov, 20, 1919 n2l lm"r
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PATENT ELASTIC
SHOUL DER LACE

FAIEN ELASIIO
SH o u l. d Err B ACE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS offer, with full confidence In its
L utltv and usefulness, the above named article. This
article INTENDED 70 brace the support the back and
will be found indispensable of sdsntary habits
Parents and guardians particularly requested this
braces will be found to possess every requisite quality for
which it is recommended naneyo brace the shoulders Of
and retain their form in upright position They be worn
be found of mpedment the free of the The
subscribers also offer their celebrated Elastic Spring Russia
Riding Belt The above articles under the
Immediate inspection of Mr. Pae who has been engaged in
the business for the and be depended
superior any article ser offered for the pose
Sold wholesale and retail at the old establishment of
PARSELLS & AGATE,
237 Broadway corner of Park Place.
N. B-Lades will be supplied and fitted by calling
residence Of MADAME PARSELLs, 400 Greenwich
het,vaeu Husevt md s,ri,' o2l 2msm
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THE SUBSCRIBERS have jus. ee,yed from sEmsnJ
AIR TIGHr articles, called =, Ior whicn pay
ave vastly superior THOSE IN manufactured by the aid
Of India pb6r from WHICH hsy ar I by beng per
going no aerat on whatever by change of temperature
These articles ured with wool conon nen silk
&c, of which NAV be msae CLoAX;n, HUSriNG JAGSS'
HTSvs Rss ,Gks A fSftNSSS MAkur1hn HEs fNoNh
HOSE Also, HAT AID BoNNEL LlSlNGs with
rhenms,ism; AIR CUsH ONs PILLOWS, MAT TRES
81 1Fs '5y e'Ss II 1iis
20 cover all kinds Of vehicles and boats Also for BAL.
oily fluids without any chance OF They also
of this manufacture lent article Of SAIL CLtTH
which will arrest the passage Of air vii, last longer be lighter
manage them. 10 the m acture Of UMBRELLAS thi,
arce other material Indeed the usual
application of the ANHYDR Ne be almos unlmit
II mus, NOT be omitted to state thai this article
adapted for feather beds; the spiration from
healthy injurious and destructive 70
feathers viii under IT'S use be preveaed from penetrating ana
cannot extend oeSona p'e PFEIFER L WfssuAFN,
nts lm.ec % South William street.
FRUITS, GROCERIEs, TEAS, WINES, Sc-GASs-
NER 4 YOUNG, l2 nathan street, oner at wholesale
and retail TO De lers and families
fresh Foreign Fruits, general assortment
Sugars and Coffee of all kinds and qualities
Teas, Green aud Black, Of very d..cr ton
Superior Raspberr aud Cherry Brandy
French and Amer can Cordals, DRAFT aud in glass
Lodon Scotch and American Porter Brown Stout and Pale
Ale .
La Norma, Regaa, Norsga and other bra DIS SegH
tast arc West India and American Preserves and Jelliss
Honey, in small boxes, from OHIO
RG S s. p' Spices. o s"a and d Chocolate
Sperm Oil and nles. Soap &c - ,
Sarioga Pavilion Wa 1u and pint bottles Goods
d. VERDI If the cv fee Of I ease NIL lmNm
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taY9s IN = " hAMPsI. AN. aud

and compete the ABOVE Lamps Kept CONSTANTLY
on hand and for low and reduced by the
Persons wishing Lamps or 70 ecouomse 'ght are Invited to
call and examine before purchasng Lhemich Oil and Burning
Fluid Il the best quay kept constantly tor sale and delivered
W. ,,nssc tsa Rrnsdwav
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MONEY TO LEND.

MONEY TO LEND,
A BRAHAM J. JACKSON. Pawnbrcker, No. SO Reade
n street. Broadway loans large small
as may be required Watches, Jewey, Silver Mare Dry
Goods Wearing Apparel and personal Of every de
scrint,on o2q m.r
MONEY 10 LOAN
TN of $500 $1,000 $4,000 $780, $780, OF
$1,000 unencumberd aud productive real estate the
city New Apply by left at this Office addressed
IN n B. $50
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THE ELIXER OF LOVE.
Tbs household tie! the household ties
How beautiful they
With rosy lips aud laughing eyes,
Red cheeks and golden HAIR.
How sad is childess married life
We,lIh can no JOY afford;
Cold looks the husband on the wife
The wife upon her lord
But LOVES ELIxER--that sweet boon
Will Natures remove,
And crown it'll ii, ing blossoms soon,
The bed Of fruitless love.
Lucina Cordia-barren wives
Ii turns to mothers fair,
And the fond name of Father gives
To husbands despair
In leuehorrea and in gleets
IL proves sovereign balm;
Consumption too conqueror meets
In its unfang CHI irm.
Erupuous, lsssitude aud palms,
Ia back, or loins, or Oh st;
Disease brought on by sudden strains,
Discha ges long suppressed,
Are by this wond rous Cordial cured,
No more their victims
Thus by its aid is health insured
At once. 10 either
Let all who suffer from disease
Or fault in Natures Law,
Seek from this grand specific ease,
At ninety-two ssau.
And No Is Court street, Boston, No. 30 North 9th street,
Phil ,delphia.
Persons ordering this medicine from the country by sending
Remittance have boxed and part of the
Mon Price 50 per bottle. or $2a per Dozen n2 lmsm
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~ NEW STYLE OF chill DREN's VELVET CAPS
k-The subscriber large and beautiful OF
entemsns and Boys Caps Of the laet fashion, which he
among Which be found genemens cloth, velvet new
style glazed and fine otter Also hand large supply
Of mole skin silk and far hats of beautiful finish for sale
low - =
Fancy Furhlso constantly hand large assortment Of
Nuhs and Fur Trimmings for sale very low prices.
B1he Caps Of the subscriber took the premium at the
late Fair OF the American Institute. - -
n3Imsec 1876 Chatham st, opposite Roosevelt.