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THE CORRESPONDING BETWEE
RIIR Ms A ND (iI RINlA -
THE PEACOCK,
mAGNIN's
LUCINA CORDIAL.


OR, ELIXIR OF LOVE.
FOR the speedy and certain of female Irregularities i'm
potency, barrenness huor abus iacip-nt consumption
constitutional debility whether the OF Imprudence i'll
accident.
The sensation produced by th. wonderful medical discover
ry IN Paris has besn nearly eqnaed by
America Numerous testimonials have been received from
NOSE whose constitution wreck bat who have
been nvgOated by this incompatible Cordial Others who
had med their health by their folly
oand this cordial the Of restoration. ate all other
medical aid had been used vain The hitherto chldess fire.
side has eten been rendered happy and the n the
of bygoue days.
Tie agent of Of the interior villages Of New York state,
case IN which by the Of two bottles Of Lucna Cordial
couple after four of bitter dsappo ment ,bed
rejoice the realization Of the hopes married
life
The agent for the city Of A. New York. sold bottle
gentleman who had been afflicted with disease Of the nrethrA
for eeyen years liz days he returned and said he had
nved lar ToIe beneh from the bottle than from medic al
Treatment for eleven lie mmedi ught six bottles
Our frbds manv cases to which
at liberty to Ieie The universal satisfaction which
this nestimabe Elixir has given single complaint
ing been made Is not Of the least proofs of its vaed
excellence.
Price 50 per bottle.
Sold 90 Nassau New York 90 North Sixth street Phila.
depha; smith FOwle, 1873 Warrington street, Boston.
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BOOTS AND SHOES AT WHOLESALE.
LARGE ASSORTMENT of the above named articles
be had at the Manufacturers Depot, No. 260 Pearl ST.
New York
Among those on hand may be found in part the following
Mes&Boys' Kip pegg dBoots sns' Boys Thick Brogsns
DO do q aud Seal do Do do Kip Pegyed DO
DO do Pump Sole do Do do do Sewed do
DO do Half Welt do Do do Calf do do
DO do do Calf do Do do do Pcxped do
Do Calf Sawed do DO DIS Pump Sole do
Do Stout Pegged do DO do Goat and Seal do
And great variety Of Womens, Misses, and Chdreus
Buskns Bootees Slippers &c &c. psgged and ewed togeh
with general OF Palm Leaf and Leghorn
Couury merchants and others invited call and examine
All sold low for caSh city aceeptances.
GALE 4 Co, No. 900 Pearl street,
mi lmse u. 8. Hotel Building, N Y.
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\ ONLY LOOK AT THIS and see the as. =
tonishing low prices of BOOTS and Shoes
that selling of the New and Fashionable DOT am

that selling OF at the New and Fashionable Boot aud
~ Shoe Store, of Greenwich and Murray streets
genemens fine French and calf BILE
and single solos, from 50 to 81 50 and IS per par
Also large Of gentenen boys and youths fine
calf and Kip Shoes the latest style and best there
also large Of low priced Boots and Shoes
ged and sewed for gentlemen boys and Youths and
thai will come within the reach Of al. classes.
The Ladies' Of New York vicinity will fad it to their
advantage call this establishment and the pen
did Of CATER Boots Buskns slippers and Ties
all the different coor and fashionable yle, There
mems strapped with leather bottoms ladies' do: MCCAIN,
and India Rubber ured plain and figured misses aad chill
dren's, of all kinds, in abundance and cheap.
Don't mistake the numbe 1853 Green ~ich
Murrayst WRIGHT, CALHOUN &CO.
c-oQ Inko
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tSff FOR SALE.-A piece of land containing from 20
&30 beautifully located the Paterson Turnpike
.Road commanding a, extensive view IN all dssctions
overlooking all the surrounding ccuury: 1t i. an admirable
site for genemau's residence, becg five miles from Ho:
boken, at Secaucus N. j. in the neighbohood Of good
sshooIs and eminent preachers. Inquire of WIN HAP
DOCK No. 50 Perry street, of the owner j. G. UNDER
HILL, at Secaucus, Dr.. GLOVER, Ann St ms I'm
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IA FOR SALE OR LGASE-A large Doub!e House,
c::R situated the Third Avenue opposite the five mile
stone, good kitchen and
stable carriage and other houses Attached 81.
good we'll Of soft The situation is desirable for
private family or for public house. being situated midway
between the city and Harlem One half tbs building has been
atey il requisite.
For further parte uars inquire of F. BLANCHARD, 6S
Broadway, or Mr.. NUWLAN Prospect Hail. Yorkvls.
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BOOTS AND SHOES -
AT REDUCED PRICES.
The subscribers intending make change in
will sell their present stock very low prices abort
time. FUTILE X HAYWARD,
289 broadway.
P.S-Ths fixtures and furniture of the for sale.
Inn I'm
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VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY,
- A y

minutes walk Of either the Castleton Port kch-
steamboat landing Attached the Cottage half
Of excellent land with variety of young and thrifty ut
trees Enquire on the premises Of
fl2 lmsm JEREMIAH SMITH.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
- BOOTS AND SHOES.

(oucce.O to John Hutchng) have removed from 100
t2 Chatham street, and have completed their ~
Of Spring Goods comprising the and largest
Of Boots and Shoes that be found in he city
Every thing lhe line, consisting of 5000 ladies' Mo
rocco Bussns 5000 ladies' leather do 5000 ladies' do
2ooo ladies' Sppf,s SooG renemea DO 1000 ladies;
kinds and co'ors 1000 ladies' Caters black and eolod
Of gentemen fine calf sowed Boots peggd do IS
kps do Is boys and youths do and ali other
cles that possibly be called for the boot add shoe ne
for sale 42 latham Greet the Chatham THEATRE.
N B. The opened till 10 O'Clock the evening giving
country merchants opportunity purchase when other
wise eng iged. ma imssc
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from the New York American


THE ASNExArIoN or TEus-We repeat, with increased
emphasis conviction that treaty for the annexation
Of this foreign State 10 these United States Inns been sign
ed and is about to be presented 10 the Senate We
letters yesterday from very high authority expressive OF
great alarm and the observations OF Mr. Winthrop in
the House of Representatives Thursday in answer to
a remark of Mr.. Holmes, OF South Carolina justify this
alarm.
We add these further particulars as communicated TO
us from what believe authentic sources.
At period Of Mr. Upshurs death the articles of the
treaty hut finally arrangedhe pause given by
the dread circumstances OF that death hardly TO
have checked the negotiations and IL is believed
that Mr. Nelson the acting Secretary, has signed the
treaty The Senate has been canvasseds is our in
formants bolef-mens opinions have been ascertaned,
and some where concurrence little TO be appreho NJ.
ed are named as assenting Among these Mr. Woodbury.,
Of N. Hampshire who has prepared statement TO
cie his constituents to such measure-snd the two
in his speech on Wednesday the Oregon question: thus
referred to Texas
"On that subject all he should now say was sufficient
unto the day is the evil thereof lie had no opinion to
express Mt this time about IT, But this, he believed II
had been given by Providence 10 the American people 10
fulfill great and glorious mission even that OF spreading
the blessings OF Christianity and OF ciyl ana regiou
liberty over the whole North American continent"
Senator from Pennsy lvania has no opinion to ex'
press upon scheme for annexng to these United States
foreign nation owned and governed by slavery Why,
what stronger opinion there be, than such mega.
tive pregnant especially when fortified by the subsc.
1uent the true spirit and vein Of Mohamedan
that TO us destiny Is assigned of spread
ing the blessings Christianty and Of civil and religious
liberty over the whole American Continent" Ths goes
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A FEW GENTLEMEN, and Gsntlsmw and his WIFI.
~ be accommodated with board and pleasant
reasonable terms, at No. 30 Cliff street. mid 3eods IN
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STEAM POWER TO LET.
y ROOMS TO LET vita STEAM POWER-Pos-
E:: session 70 be given LIST May, Apply the Hoe t.
"a lmrc nd 4 Gold street.
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/ FOR SALEaTHE LEASE II I Is FURELTURE AN

ben established four Lodging House and
Lar room. The bed room 9rnure is OF the best quality
by any Hotel the Union All the fast go with
the lease but large portion Of the other fixtures and furniture
usinessbut expected that will believe this
hae but will be proved the satisfaction Of tie
n,t scepca Who may wsh to pupcha,e Possession 70 De
giyea the first of May with cash capital
s! gond Qnali conduct the establish
ment would taken if preferred The later condition
cessar7 the proprietor will be engaged in other BUSH
Which will require the major of his tine Address
FL X al his Office. lmsr
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
LADIES AND CENT ,EMEN

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
ALL WHO WEAR the above articles, andwsh mossy
bad better lose time calling az the fashionable Boot ard
where all may th nseves with article Tor
style make fashion and nsh cannot be
haps equalled in this city.
s. r. begs appri.e thosd snd gentle
who consider well fitting boot CATER
article the tout ensemble of all within the e monde that
60H ISL Greenwich the only New York
they pend on being suited.
NJ B.Lsdes and Misses Caters. Shoes. &C., always on
hand in endless variety.
q Remember, 1904 and lsl Greenwich street.-N
Is 3m*ec
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NOVEMBER TERM, lSf3.
In Montgomery County Court, sitting as Court d
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