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THE MARQUIS DE LEToRIERE
or, TME ART on rLEAslNG

Notwithstanding the tremendous success which met the
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The Princess Julie dc uissos character at once pleasing
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Tea and %o s WSch G the b or da phaic Of your
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ude OF coisteT Will still offer up my daily prayer
hss nSos 20" The happiness y 6 SGg sss be-
So fall of beauties does this work abound
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u During the period of four years experience III the ina
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SANrs's SARsAPARrLLA-I nfammetlon OF the mucous
membaae The result of Impression made upon them
ty colder ether causes Hence chronic catarh bronchitis,
resulting disease Of the pulmonary which terminates
stons0mrlon, gasus o,oTheh running from The ears,
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psion lst made on the mucous tissues From experience
nvsrop it's found that Sands Sarsapar.lla VIII, by
curative pow ers etirt; cradle hss class OF ladies'
as 10 OPERATION such as to cause healy secetions, thereby
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g toncs,s Bunk Loeks.-F1om an

C55@ .Jones's Bank Loeks.-From among great
number Of testimonials the unqualified value aud security
of these Locks the following submitted to the public
n Mass STATE Nsl Prison. cr.Rlrsrows, Oct 49, 1871
Dear SiT-ln compliance with the request made en-
MS"a ss R en- 61 B as Of The I IN as
familiar with picking locks, and make the in
On occasion they were permitted make soch instru
n,s as lhsy needad to fac ats tei OPERATIONS but with
oW M bolt Of fS the syou could s
they came TO the conclusion that Bank Vault secured BY
eav could s Se Ee at a G b % S @
animation could be had of interior structure. The same
'chnist and lock maker who believed, the
tor some twenty .nce OF the celebrated Liver Locks
difficult to pick
wiz remark that selected those eonyic,s who Were
posed 70 rossss the most skill and had been most successful
IN OF o and % & no ss a
suished IN that line. 5 Philadel phan.
CHARLES <Ef ISG6}I IS; OPT afdsn Mass, State Prison
Lock has been examined office by the Officer who has
charss of the whitesmh shop the Institution and who
bolt He white and blacksmith and is we'll skilled in his
e se o nr a. m here ne has great
ship he Is OF opinion that lock far superior 10
si and s st sSn1 b
an effort should be made uBqn i for st PnIG0ss
Certificate Of one Of The best Mechanics Nstc. York;
have examined ninutslr Mr. H. c. Jon.s's Bcnk Lock
and DO consider perfect Of Workmanship all Its
parts do not hesitate 70 ay that my opinion there not
without having the lock apart DO il.
CYRUS DURAND, Bank Note Ensraver.
Bo,roS October Isl. 1911.
This may certify that The undersigned have examined Mr.
H. C. JOINS BGHk Lock tot Newark, y. j y and. after
close and careful, inv, OF all parts, would most
cheeriuy express their opinion decidedly III its favor
The difficult and very ingenious combination Of levers and
their regular complicated movements sufficient eri6
enc. Judgsmsnt TO convince every unpreJudiccd
n,pi of their superior excellence.
In regard workmanship there want OF thoroushness
OF shi'i IL 0ss'eA - ADAMS & HAMMOND,
Iron Chest and Lock Makers.
Merchants Bank BosToN Nov. Sd. 1871.
This Rank have pu released Of {. Jones Of Newark q.
one of his Bank Locks believing 1t to b superior TO Lock
Luz own - them G. II. ELDREDGE, Cashier.
suffok Bank, BosToN. May 25th 1872.
This certiGss that on examining the Bank Lock anufsc
tuTed b. Nj H. C. Jones OF Newark n j. We hnd them so
n1ch suoeror TO any Lock have tina,
have purchased of him and placed on our two
oeks in addition 10 five others which were previously On
the doors. mn &c n5 r ~ 2 .esius1''
d5 lwls ). y. oA&" 6A'' 03'a'''
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SEsRlNGs CORDIAL is sold at No. 6 Murray st o3l II
NJ See advertisement OF Or, iousemns German Cough
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AT o CLOCK, dt The auction
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AUTHOR OF THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS
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Democratic Clay Club of the seventh
"ard.-lhe Regular Aoaihly Meeting OF tins Club WI
Syf ON the ycnnG OF FRIDAY exI, the Sth INST a. O'Clock
- achetts butldinc. IL Division ST.
punetu attendance Of all the emhetS edrnssti soft
So All ;loSe Wings who residents OF the ara who
desnousof lomius efforts TO elevate Henry
s"5 10 The Presidency invited to attend.
JAMES Il. WOOD, President,
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Justice 10 Harry Of the Vest
w. Democratic Clay Club OF the Tenth
t.eandayl Evening At Columbian Hall at o'clock.
Hn "a seanent speakers viii be present AUD i'ishdy' 20
'''uiS Clay are respectfully invited 10 attend
NATHANIEL q. BRADFORD, President
Ja,,.Ss,E poDGE, ! S.o,o,,,,e,
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Merchants Bank BosToS. Nov. 3d. 1911.
This Bank have purchased Of r. C. Jones of Newark, a.
one of his Bank Locks believing 1t to b superior Lock
known 10 them. Y. ~. H-LOAE-DOc1' CashleI.
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sale ., Sew In Eighth-street CburGh.-for'
Eshtsi;es1 e Pew No ss ~ Dr. Aseaalsy's Chaeh
'N's' u Ais. GEORGE RICHARDS, No 8 lie Roy place.
d. eod2wis<
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Suffolk
This certss that examining ihs 6anS Lock n1nuisc
much superior TO any Lock have that
have purchased of him and placed on our TWO
- IT,. ~ HENRY B. STONE, President.
'i dt Sy j. {. BREWER, Cashier
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fI'Ilt. ALHAMRA, Broadway, between Spring
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,ngs any description OF of quality and
~ a StV hitherto uli,Iuallcu this d. lwiI~
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1,HE AI,HANRA A. rBroadwsy. between Spring

WE. ALHANlRA,SB Broadway, between Spring
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u>he tn elegant and costly his has al
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parties from the Theatre Concert, who
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AUCTION SALES.
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,.,,c .,mennc for the year 1854.

M, ,alpablc REGISTER of Political events Is now
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,,ao,o ,opisiana a List of the Government EX-
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~, yst of the Members of the present United
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