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90 ONLY ONE SHILLING A BOx.-DR. RUsHs
.INTALLIBLE HEALTH PJLLS.-Never has medicine
been introduced to the public which has attained SO
markable popularity in few months. But is not to
be wondered ct that the preparation OF 30 great phys
clan and phanthropist the late DR.. Benjamin Rush.
should inspire the public confidence For half century
these Pills by TINT good man in his private
practice and always with success and person be
found who, having used them once. will not them
again when necessary-or who fails to recommend them
to their neighbors
The Infable Health Pills sovereign remedy for
dyspepsia headaches, all bilious and liver complaints
cutsneous erupons and humors female weakness colds
incipient consumption, general debility, piles, nausea
heartburn, all complaints of old standing, and in fact
every disease not coming within the province of the sur
geon.
Bear in mind that Dr. Rush's Health Pills cost bat
half the price Of other pills. greatly inferior to him. be-
ing only l23 cents box
Sold at the priacpa Office SO Ann street, wholesale
and retail by H. @. DAGGERs, General Agent for the
United States to whom all orders should be addressed
post paid.
Agents. adlegh. 45s Broadway AFFORD, 1853 Bowe
ry; Richardson 43d st end 9Th av; Mrs Ramppen, 222
Walker st; Green, 69l Fulton st, Brooklyn; Mrs Hays
$50 Fulton ST. BROOKLYN d. Smith 400 Broad st. Newark
Peter Lee, Goshen, N. Y; Nevins Morristowp, N !;
James Hines Williamsburgb Guthrie, Stanwix Hail.
Albany; Pease New Haven, Ct; Reed, corner of Gay
and Saratoga SITS, Baltimore; Haws' Literary Depot, Bua
lo and by agents. booksellers and throughout
the country.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


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inc. 1.n, THE ~ EE SSiis ~. .,...
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TRI KS AND sGSf1 slu uH
nATCUELI's DLV~PIC TIL EATRE
PET OF THE PETrIcoATs
PRETTY SINS A% Az TPsRFfEErrY SINNER.
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commence At Ssis o. = ever. S, Srssn .;
AmERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
UNDER THE pIRECTION or iHss C. cUsHMAN
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AnERICAn dUsEUM.
earle H''i'n' of sH'f S.kS Nd AZ a.n::s.
MISS of WARY '' 6SR {.
The beautiful and charming Queen of Magic.
HERRR !. pEF y SSHs.' OF
Tss c I'll ~ r.. LADY
s%S "s 'f N e:
Lsss:9 %:: sss s
gcal Performances; they be be spprecsted
highly popular csmssi.a md a.u..or of E.e..
engaged di1ST so iPs~a Daniel Lambert
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TO THE CITIZENS OF NEW YORK
DUSsIAN KESAN SOAF-The Subscriber h as lust recei-
II we'd the bark Roube from cronstsdt Of this
celebrated soap which for shaving The toilette
ed For shaving is acknowledged by those who have used
it be the most su eor article now IN use nsv three
We, 70 uc. this aricle oduc.d Of Boston,
and il ha be sold towards of persons
cheapss mil soap that be u,cd al, ~ &c dozen
or cats yery low by SAMUEL w CKEEGH
No Trm Housc Boston
Pce sTk 20 IS cents aud 50 cake according to
sI. Tn. anaiity Of each cake IS the same.
NJ B-A liberal discount made TO Wholesale purchasers
as eodis3ssr
ri "a, uINt PT1WDrR-a0 rasts ''Boyds' Bic ching
Powdsr isnling inn ship sddons IRON L"' poo'' ""o
for sale bv .u..u a. pyoous q, ;A.-.
fEhbSh - p"VVnos VI A'voiV -
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THE NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
cIIEE

No IS thamber street,
T. ESTABLISHED TO RENDER TO THE AFFLlCT
Z ED and Scientific Medical Aid. All kind OF DIS
eases will surgical OF descp
ton performed n the most careful and scientific manner Ore
the will nd the Of
all disease Of the eye and Pacula attention paid TO
the OF all female complain VERY great success
has attic of diseases Of the skin. Patients
whs desire will be visited their houses Those whose
means are limited will only required for their medi
cnes Three or provided for consud
ton. The drug attended by an aPothecary OF
great eYpe Renee and medicines be rel ed on
pure genuine Cuppng and eech ing will be done 81 the
shortest notice. Open day and night -
DR. HOMER BOSTWlCK,
Attending Physician and surgeon,
IS Chambers 81 I'd house west of Broadway.
This institution under the patronage and commentator
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WET NURSE SITUATION wANTED-A young
healthy woman with fresh bresst Of milk, wants sua
ION as vet nurse The best reference given. Appy
NO iyt Hester 81. r..tl - n III AZ 2tsr
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NEW WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.
90 On Saturday the 10Th ofAprl, will be issued the
st humber of new weekly Journal, of enlarged dmen

slons, caiied
THE ANGLO AMERICAN,
Devoted to the Subjects of Elegant and Entertaining Ii
teranre General Intelligence concerning matters IN ev
cry quarter of the world Politics Legislative ard other
Public Debates Commerce The Fine and Useful Arts !;
Brief Critical Notices Of Books Music Lectures and the
Drama and General Miscellaneous Affairs
II is purposed that THE ANGLO AMERICAN shall
contain large Of matter any journal in the
United States and it will be the seduous endeavors Of
the Proprieors make its columns useful, entertaining
and worthy the patronage of families. The Editorial
charge has been committed to the hsnds of Mr. D. PA
TERsON. who having been long before the Public
through his engagements in "Albon," ofthis city well
through others of his literary abors it is trusted will
be sufficient guarantee for the quality Of THE ANGLO
AMERICANS pages
The paper will consist Of twenty -four pages Of very
large imperial quarto size lit will be printed superior
paper with beautiful new type east expressly the
ter carefully read free il romtypographca
will be published every Saturday commencing above
Terms Three Dollars per Annum to be paid inv araby
in advance, and mo deviation will any be made
from the Cash plan Of subscription.
'.+Agents will be dealt with the usual terms and it
is requested that they will forward their orders early
only limited number Of copies will be struck or All
orders, Sc, to be addressed post paid, to
f. L. GARVIN CO., Publishers,
Me- Ann-street, New York.
Editors who shall give this advertisement few Inser-
tons and forward marked paper containing the same
will be entitled to free exchange 69ll
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Packets t0 Arrive

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Ashburton, Huttleson, Feb. &c
S.Whitney, Thompson, Mar. |
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Switzerland Chadwick, Jan 30
Westminster, Atwood, Feb. IL
st James, Sebor. Feb. "a
FROM HAvRE.
y lea, Hewitt. Feb. l6
Albany, Watson, Feb. 81
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the u States, A,5992s 2OO4o,8so ls,559Hs 26,so7o76
This table presents the fact that heretofore more than
one half the agricultural exports of the United States
has been to English colonies In relation to wheat and
-four, the results for ls4O and ls4 follows:-
1910. l8iI.
Flour Whea Flour; Wh, a.
Expt G. Britain Ss.387,343 685 629 1908 465 93oa
:" Colonies, 3,4o4 O3o 9H662 3.i25.253 1854
:" other places, 3,369,2i2 1912 3,330,938 2252s
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PEALE's VIEW YORK MUSEUM
NATIONAL PORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY
IS NOW RE-QPENED.

NATIONAL PORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY
IS NOW RE-OPENED
LAST WEEK OF THE TRIAL OF CHRIST
RARE AND CURIOUS WORKS OF
NATURE AND ART.
Neatly and tasfefuy displayed three spacious halls and
boasts Of
COSTLY ELEGANT GALLERY OF PORTRAITS
~ Exceeding in extent and value any other ~ Ansrica
and beautiful exhibition of
THE TRIAL OF CHRIST!
GROUP or TWENfY-THREEF FIGURES.
IN sTATUARY, THE SIZE OF LIFE.
This solemn and impressive Our Savioufa
ragned Prisoner with Crown of Thorns His Head
before Csiphsx, the High Priest and the Court Of Ponu
Plate. .. ....IL
MYsTEf s eTJs' AND m AsToN VII
Gypsy WOMAN,
From England
he wi.hes not TO impose the pube By making thor
FORTUNE TELLER!
Possessed with supernatural powerbut the co1oayy,
claims publicly 70 be able 70 instruct Others Of 6ood
PAST TIMES,
The PRESENT.
AND THE FUTURE
She will tell whether net m
what kind Of husband wife they will describe
chsrse.cs and give host OF facts and
founded her knowledge ofhe mmuta sciences preno
ogy, physiopnomy neurology philosophy &C. Az proof
correctness OF her assertions she liberty refer
dreds Of first citizens including cleEymsn judges
the city.
Admission TO the Museum rs oents Children half pncs
Woman. ssk
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NJ ARITIM E HERALL
sailing Days OF the steam ships,
Packets to Sail.

Packets to Sail.
FOR LIVERPOOL.
Independence, Nye, April T.
Liverpool, Eldridge, April l6
FoR PORTSMOUTH.
Toronto. Griswoid. April 10
Switze land Chadwick, Apr 20
Westminster, Atwood, May !
FOR HAyRE.
Emerald, Howe, April 8
Rhone, Johnston, April is
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DOCTOR CARPENTER-MEDICAL AlD-NoA Peck
- sp-Doctor Carpenter usual devoes his entire
relief Of the afflicted and unfortunate 10 the
eecua and speedy of all delicate and private diseases
his old established md we'll known Peck slip
Peck slip. near Pearl street
Dr. Carpenter b.gs leave apprse those whom he
known that he is regularly educated physc'n and surgeons
graduae of Union College, and lcentste of the New York
State Medical -ocety and obtained his dipom, n this CITY IN
the ls3 But what most important TO the peheh 70
tienis Thousands night and will testify as 2ser
NUMERALS DISPENSARY, No. 3Division street, ss-
IL tabsd A. D. 1885, for the successful treatment OF one
es. of by the Of that never falling remedy Dr.
Hunters Red Drop The unparalleled celebrity and
pied of this powerful preparation, won for elf
be forgotten while there remains afflicted being
the globe. IL astonishing observe how
quickly and hsrmlessy il ener into every minute ehaene
dsodging annihatng leprous oil ths
dreadful Of all disordea the time terrifying the
system against every Opposition Subsequent attack thereof
each vial OF this med
cine, and be had gratis Price 81 VIAL which war
ranted in every 40 III
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HEIR AT LAW WANTfD3

IT. THIS should meet the eve If Mr. GEORGE GAR.
a a NEIL HUSkE MUNNINGs. formerly Captain Of
East inoa Trader, who New York 1885, he desired
rsrprn 70 ENGLAND consequence the death # his father
VT VI s fesionee or death known this
No 10 TokeBhouse Yard London.
NJ BIt believed that he he's lately assumed Of
Smyth. as s&ilsm
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SONG-The Old Arm Chair.
w sGES "a C1n,i. sf MR.s y F E:s.
The storm Der the ocean few fqrioa. and fast,
Ana hsa1 Tyfssis t's - n9s
Like stout hearted iwimmer the spray at his LIP,
H1ee Ta wh M the lightning iiu%a i wrath
A young mother knelt in the cabin below,
S.f 1J as e h sS. SsS% Of
:'Uh' FstSeT' hive Mercy, look down on my ehiidm
This Intended 70 dspe, our feelings Of
The ,R %as ali s is isce and fury
S s @ %
whom had been long separated After the ess.ng OF ne
lost hope but length the midst OF their despair
sail appear, in sight, and they are saved
sONG-"The Ivy Green"
so Mo,,. % t King U Tipe"
we.r not the purple of earth ,nlsl born ,p kings
n I :Sy s'1a"s ss:, they be-
~ scsIiIe rs Esmls. yet who sin say
xsS 4. s: SD F h: f%: chime
sgy ss,,p hi sosa hs j. d; T hi
:, seem on n, psss Ssa 81 s' snow
Es "a.
And they S Will NOT nor. smile at what time hath done
FINALE-"Lets be Gayn-A Laughing Chorus
Tickets 50 Cent. seh an to- ss bad Hewitt. and Atw
To commence at 10 clock. ap5 Ser
MRFHEDERICK RAKEMANN's Second soir.e Mus.
tn. New York Society Library Room
Tckets be procured at the Music Store of Mr. Hoyer
No sol Broadway. az UsMTh&Er
YOUNG MEN ont Of employment woald DO well @
IL themselves BooH-keep q Van Norden's
Writing and Booh Keepng Academy, Bosdway second
floor Mr. Vs pupils generally obtain good situations
accountants, through The influence ofhis patron.
authors work copied in his school, aud he ende i'm
press upon the minds Of his pupils by familiar iusat pons
Course Of i9strucioo Wheesale Retail: Commission, Ez-
Van Nodens system of splendid business penn nshp
parted all in incredible short Of time Terms
tremey moderate Day and evening" classes, 2s1 Broadway
2vI. IN
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Alex. McDC ug all, ! s.,.x
Jane. Miller. Sec1eVIles. az Ifsie

a" A MEhICANs"-A call will shortly be made for
n stand by You country-wILL you DO TIT The time
has TO down foreign nsoencewIL you 1T?
The call will be made thou distinction Of party when
hoped that all True Americans will aendthe YOUTH
are liable TO DO militia duty but not allowed the right of ,rte
called particular dowa inselc7ce OF
the fore paupers, who determined rule ruin
Merchants, Mechanics, Young Men and Old Men, attend
az
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ERIE CANAL COMMUNICATIVE ssoo,ooo-In Pur-
Il Of act legislature OF Pennsyl vnla entitled
authorize the Governor Incorporate the Ers Canal
COMPANY" ok. will be oIened for ths subscription the
cap aid company, Monday, he att day of May
n,Ii at the following witt the Beed Hou- the
q the house pvd Weber Jsea:ony,e Enc connty
samuel Rmsy, in Meadve, and the house Of Martin
Maz,l, Esrtstown Crawford couaty At the house IF
IL Merger and at the public house Christie in Newcas
Brighton and the house Of Daniel Az in Beaver Beaver
county At the house OF William Beatty in Boiler, Blu Ter
county At the Monopg bes House the city Of
and at III, Merchant Eschrge ie ths city q rhladss h
tive Judicial dys til the capital stock of thousand
shares shall be fully subsc bed One OF the commits
sione appointed by said will attend the and pia
mentioned for the the subscription
.ts CHARLES NJ. Redo
JOHN JALBRAITH, }Com'n
WILLIAM KELLY,
Erie Mach H. Iel3, ms lInr
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Part ii.
NEW SON0-The Hero and the Phosoper.
III Rrase hu

Written expressly fer Henry Resell by Geo. Morris Esq.
Suggested By the Mr. Summers of Virginia,
the Of the sword Of Washington and the Of
The ni,ed Stass-st the hero and staff OF the
philosopher 10 together Let them have place among the
proud ST trophies able MORALS Of nation
al achievements Upon that staff leaned he SAGE. Of
whom IL hal said chrd the ight0ng from heaven
ard the scepre from tyrants A mighty ence weded
this sword IN righteous In the hand Of Warrington
This the sword of the Lord and Of Gideon II
dawn except defsoce public bsrtyt sheathed
until and returned TO the scab
bard without of cruelty dshonor its bade-l
was to that country watch bestowed
.tO
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a CONFECTIONERY FOR sALE.-The subscriber
@ having the whole Of his time engaged at the Atlantic
tab'ishment No 265 Broadway between Warren and Cham
bers The stock xu and tools will be sold great bar
gain The premises had three
aeasonahs An introduction will b. given to the whole
customers, thus advantage wishing
{. engage IL buspe But small amount of money will be
required to be paid at the time Of sale.
Appl above, the Atlantic Garden, No. Broadway
~ tisNr
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POST OFFICE, I
New tork, April 5, 1853
NORTH MAIL-Frem and after this day the North Mail
~ will be closed this Office minutes o'clock p
NJ daily Sundays when all the Mails closed at half
past O'Clock, p. M.
as 3tr JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, P. M.
VUL1 URE FEATHERS, for plumes--!0o .und,, for sale
by q. TUREIL,
az lt&m 50 Wall streat.
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PIANO FORT Els AM

MR.. PARKER has the honor to announce to his friepds
A and the public that having received
are petition Of bitten BALL he will Friday
gave snch general will repe the same Or
dances va -'''A
The Exhibition g commence hsEpa,ta Tickets g. to
NB-There will be no Public Thurs lay Evening
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS,

CENTLEMEN,s Over Shoes. leather ,oles 81 ,o Lad.~
" do do leather and rubber oles 6s 10 los Also misses
and chdsn Of description Also hose r Creon wa
sni ,e,,on. suer,v erpo,ed TO wet cold ndaubber
cloth for carriage makers superior ae 70 which he
tsds invited, beautiful assortment OF
ladies over for spring very and
retail by hoiS"A'So rOIs
AZ twIsseco -, ..s-Ieen ASen<
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SINGING

MADAM SUTTON, having arranged return to Italy tho
~ beginning OF August pupils until thss
give finishing lessons 10 the Italian French and English
style OF SINGING Her method that by Bordogui
Vaccai the first masters IN Europe increasing the
compass with astonishing rpiy Her pupils wall have tho
advantage Of her singing with them, which be pursued
by masts alone who have been emnent SINGERS Ladies de-
OF awaiting themselves OF Madam Suttons limited stay
ascertain &C. BY application n Chambers street,
from O'CLOCK TIL M I'm
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PICTORIAL HISTORY
THE UNITED STATES,

EROM the discovery of America by the North
J. men to the present timely JonH Fnosr, Pro
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WttkIy
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wv by the 10Th of April, the first number OF the
weekly
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newspaper devoted to the political, social, and lite
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pretng medium between the literary genius oil the
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