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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-05-22

THE POSTAGE BILL.-The Washington
Spectator gives the foIlowingiextract of the
bill reducing the rates of postage, as or
dered TO a third reading in the Senate by
a large majority on Wednesday,
"For every single letter for less than
80 miles, 8 cents; over 80 and not over
100, 5 cents; over 100 and not over 800
10 cents; over 800, cents; Single double
and quadruple letters in proportion. A
quarter of an ounce in weight equivalent
to single letter.-Drop letters, 2 cents
each. Letters advertised 10 be charged
with the cost of advertising. Newspa'
pers of greater size than 1900 square
inches, the same rates of postage as mag
azines or pamphlets.-Printed or litho.
graphed circulars not larger than fool
soap shall be charged cents each sheet
for any distance. Pamphlets, periodicals
magazines, p cents each copy weigh
ing not moro than an ounce, not exceed
ing 100 miles; cents for any greater dis.
lance and one cent additional for each
additional ounce in weight, fraction of
more than half an ounce TO be charged
as an ounce. Where the mails are so
heavy as to retard materially the speed, a
separate mail to be provided for letters.
acts granting the right to any person to
receive through the mail free of postage
letters or newspapers. &c, are annulled.
The Officers of Government having the
ranking privilege to keep an account
of the postage on all official matter re-
ceived or transmitted through the mail,
and the same to be paid out of the con-
tingcnt funds of the respective Depart
ments.
The Thanking privilege allowed to the
three Assistant Postmasters General Post
masters throughout the Union on letters
only relating tc the business of the De-
partment. The President, Vice Presi-
dent, widows Of ex-Presidents, ex.Presi-
dents, ex-Vice Presidents the Heads of
Departments, and Attorney General are
allowed the Thanking privilege Members
of Congress, Delegates of Territories,
Secretary of the Senate, and Clerk of
the House. authorized to receive and
transmit public documents free Of post@
age, and also during each session, and
for thirty days preceding and subsequent,
to receive all letters not exceeding two
ounces; the postage on all over two oun>
ces to be paid out of the contingent fund
of each House. In lieu of the privilege
heretofore allowed of transmitting writ
ten or printed matter, free of postage, to
be furnished with number of free stamps
or envelopes, equal TO five per day during
the session, but any matter enclosed in
them. weighing more than two ounces,
to be subject TO postage. Private express.
es and mails forbidden under heavy PEN
alties, as also those transmitting the LETT
tiers, and the proprietors of the means of
conveyance-The free exchange Of news.
papers between publishes permitted.
Heavy penalties provided for all viola
tions of the law. Contracts for the mail
hereafter to be given to the lowest bidder,
without regard to tho mode of convey
ance, and the contractor not required to
take the stock of his predecessor. Let.
tiers to be advertised in papers having the
largest circulation, if inserted for price
not greater than is not fixed by law.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-05-22

A good book and good woman are excel
lent things to those who know how to justly
appreciate their value. But there are men
who judge of both only by their covering.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-05-22

A writer of love tale, in describing bis
heroine. says Innocence dwells in the rich
curls of her dark hair We should think it
stood pretty fair chance Of being combed
out
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-05-22

Making the calculation another way. the
trials in each district during these years. and
including all the reports made in 1913, (the
Northern and Southern not having been re-
ported that year, resulted as follows:
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-05-22

Woodstock, May 10, 1874.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
CHEAPEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT
IN TIE UNITED STATES.

no. ~ BONEkf.
ANDERSON & pOBDS have just received q large and
English and
THREE PLY AND DOUBLE SCPERFINE!,
anE. Patterns that cannot be found any other Estab
lshmcnt
Extra inc and Common Ingram Carpetlnr Vcitian Hall
md STAR n1c,s, ou OIL Cloths. rued and Turkey Hearth
Rncs; unf!nr Door Mnits. Table and Primo Covers
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES. S.r. =.
All OF which where purchased for previous the
Erea ndvance on the above description Of CGfpeing and will
l-. sold 81 the usual low prices at % Iinwery
We aiyse nll who about purchasing TO call soon and
make Their selections. ANDERSON & DOBBS
No 50 Bowcry. the first Carpet Warehouse
apis lmis above lester st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
CARpETINGs, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, &c.
tOk SAIL.
IT UNPRECEDENTED LOW PRICES.

1T UNPRECEDENTED LOW PRICES.
The most complete and of eve sye and
description OF
CARPETTNG FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. CANTON
AAT'flNGS. &c.
offered for sale in this city The subscriber thinks
Necessary to publish list Opnce his dIeren,
descriptions OF goods :-pnchuscrs will find their decided
interest call End examine his stock of goods and list of prices
before making their purchases he pledges sell 10 per
mot 90 les. than any other dealer in this city.
X. SMITH. Ir. iis Pca.l-st.
apis Owls opposite Wilun-street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

Fre-Tcn,., Ward" IL 'STiCE To HARRY OF
TIE " EST "A meeting Democratic Clay lab OF
the Tenth Ward will be IBID a he Apollo Saloon ly BForl
the purpose of RECEIVING bccMm Banner TO he presented
the Club by Indies Ui the Ward which occnslon sew
c,a uirss ay lie expected and original and appropriate
c,ies will bc sung
The officers OF the vnrio, clay Associations in this cts und
the ucinber> the Central ty Committee invited to at
tend They viii cards Of admission from their resec
Me.nI-r, of the Club will receive their tickes from the
7s'''''''' "' Inns y c. BRADFORD. President.
1H I T1wtkR' de Secretaries. laNa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
CORONER,S OEEICE

FATAL AccIDENr.-Thc Coroner was called to
the Of Leonard and Orange hold inquest
the body Of child aged years named Ann Iargnieon
who fell from the three story window Of tie house. uud was
taken up insensbe and alms, Immediately expired Verdict
deulh from falling from window to the pavement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
Si,tb yyerd Cl,v club wi

Nc Sixth Ward Clay Club will meet Mt National
Hail. Ganas' on the evening o Al9nday Apn! FL to tans
the infi particularly requested meet with the Club,
when those that wish wheel of the ten thousand
lines that will from different of the Union TO the great
gathering Baltimore, which assemble on The 2io; May newt
will have an oJpuuny of beng Informed III the best ind
cheapest mode Of travel 30 the National Convention.
Come one-cune all. IiID5. j. DDl LIZ. Ifcsidelt
! T. WARE Secretaries. MS 4,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
The following were the prices Of Flour Wheat and Corn
The points named at the latest dates:

Brrr,Io April 49, lS-he flour market pretty firm at
81 Is 81 s. l common Western braf and 81 30 for fan
cy 4 number operators The market; and some heavy
nnsacons amy be looked for sale of 80 Icls best Yves
tern brands was made 81 p. 1909 barrels common brands,
aiioat was taken 81 49, and 1000 barrels taken at
81 ID go barrels one hail mixed Ohio tho other hall mded
MciEan sod ut 81 Is; Pork pretty brisk at - 50 Butter
brings readily. SG0 bushels Chicago wheat, the carEo
of tie propeller Porter. the market ut ST cents Several
Thousand bushels wheat Put III the market yes
ter,lay but we heard OF no sales.
Aprl 49, lSllFlour good demand nj prices varying
from 81 10 s. 81 brands $Is No sales Of Wheat
tu report but little in the market and held al !Vc.
TuE CANAL.-fc number of clearances ut the canal Office
up 10 O'Clock yesterday afternoon IT, The principal
Flour bhls Ashes cks Beef bbls.
l0.N2 1,0iI S6 =,
The amount OF tolls received up time S536l -.
At Black ock DAM u O'Clock last evening. there had
30 loaded bouts passed through the locks gong cast and II
coming to Buffalo.
CLEvELAND April I6-BsineSs YET fully commsnced,
and transactions rs yet have been light We notice Flour
sae of 20 bbIs. Michigan 81. deliverable ut Buitalo-
Wholesale of boat lead inferior nj SIC. lork-Sae oil
2Lg bhs inspected mess ut So Bcc-Saies Il; 81 ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
POLICE OFFICE.
cErk.nat-

STEALIHG.-A cask of oil worth $lO6 was stolen
Friday night night from the pier at the foot of RaGert
belonging Messrs Pohamus Co. No. a South ST. Two
named David lIazleton and George Smith arrested
while endeavornc dispose of the Junk of Patrick
Calhane No. AS Water street, io much less than vu!ue
Ibey were committed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

THE BoDY OF Miss TRrMaELL FouND-This
young woman who disappeared SO mysteriously
some two months since, was found floating near
the brick mill, Black Rock, yesterday afternoon
Her clothes corrcsponded with those worn by her
on the evening of her disappearance and were
loosely put on. The body has been inferred, un-
til her friends arrived from Rochester Buff. Com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
Price 80 Cents per Rostle.-The chef viz

II Price 80 Cents per Hottie.-The chef VIZ
tues ofthis Itcopieous or Mciicated COMPOUND nre-
IL, lracirtr s;rcnciIIeun. and clarifying qualities
. lis gently stimulating the action of the :k'n:
. Il, producing and encouraging reaction ~ IRE DUN or
FOOT, md on irrnrly in the pulp winch receives the vesseb
and nerve. giving life aud v,sor TO tn ha,t:
l. lis cGiaLnc the circulation ot the fluids:
) II, l-eci the skin the effect Of persiiraton. cu
and iandrufi. and spu-ng the halr To curl;
D. Ard frequent Will preserve the mar IN pey eid
health Ia the latest period oilIie.
Grntuots advice all diseases connected WIN ne
eity -. W staITs. i'i-" i'i's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

WHAT'S SICKNESS lit the OF morbid mntiers
m tie system When this the hourly becoming
worse until these matters removed The weather for IN
stance has been steadily or steadily cold for scme time
our bodies have become WERE used the action Of
or cold as the ease may be- and enjoy good henh Sud
denly however and without any warning we find tina, -
our thermometer has become 60 aud If the spell has
been upon 'S ~ degrees has IN few hours been cooled down
to - Can there I've any wondc. that the strongest consu
tons are bowed down by sickness clangeabe climate
i;s Oar great object he little injury
Tie circumstances of the will permit Whether be
iluen~a oE cough common c0 rheumatism whether
It be pain Of the back the head or Of the bowel the,
affects you resort To the Bandfeth's Pills 4 few
good doses 'vi! remove all morbid matter from the body
wherever situated and the particular organ affected will be re
ieved aud n few days will bring beck health and yiEor
Sold III III Broadway, "a Bowcy. and I9 Hudson street
Sew York and by Mrs Booth Brooklyn at o5 cents per box
with full directions III all languages. a9ltt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
DAILY GOVERNE.SS.

iApY lu.t arrye,l ffom rnclhnd where lie has becn
= many years partner Boarding School. Sdesifo;s OF
forming engagement with one w" anIeS ~ when te
addition the usual branches OF rs,sh she ,eache, t,en
and the Piano Forte addressed to Miss J. L. nj the
cice Of this paper where can! mly he found will meet with
snn.f,r .,pr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
Flour. bblS. Ashes, cks. Beet,
IOtrsi OH q
sANns,s saRsApAElLLA.

" For this has Science searched ON wenTy wing.
These lines Of Gampbc mFh; well be applied The long.
"a for KSs Ey y' as eSs r %a 0 for
considered special curse from heaven and to he removed o
nyetirntion directed by scientific knowledge we have
S,Sps SARs>rHEiLLA nm nlabe specific io a ,hat si
eric title of screfouS Other disorders arising from dcnsct
ssc,eioa HSd q %S'nS esndU Oh tie
For further particulars md evidence OF IT. or
Fa% ,Gd o sss . pPd 5sa ,is y A 4 3 Sis
Sold also at 273 Broadway, East broadway, and by Drug
gs,s generally throughout The lnted States
From the United States Gazette. Philad.
cS H Masr S 'FS s in thu
ey % ce p tie R GG a
Burns Frosted Parts Chbains Efuppons ChapPeI LANDS
rcspeey call the attention OF the afflicted the remedies
in almost all cases they are certain cure. ns we S &c
lunGt-st.
our s BG,S a knGwWS4 hn Lr@ asa s
Limb, and Cods Lnn',es, au y, 1!i can
cured mater how bud the case or how long may hays
Courlard street This without fear possibility Of
hcps couuadccd VIII YOU them Try these remedies or
viii You suffer ami die I! Ma,.anled in all cases.
don ef b. the use Of ,Is genuine oa1s In
WHERE The genuine hi been used Tho S Sn me
street. A!So Roach and BED BUG BANt. sure remedy
Price p cents,
~ SrLKSpip Sorr, SILK. DARK HuE. free from scnr
or Gnrlru cun be had by all for very snail sum For the
low price OF 81 cents YOU can get bottle Of Jones' Coral
Hair Restorative which will force the hair 10 grow n make
II fine dark silky and beautiful. and keep long time
Sold the sign of the American Eagle - Chatham tect or
~ Ful,on.,rcei. Brook Ign. a-D -tcod
SUDDEN CrASGcsTic-el nothing more trying 10 tie hui
man constitution than sudden changes OF atmosphere Heat
ranics the blood oickcus the circulation and increases inc
pcplrtcn suddenly checked these hiinofS, which
pas of hy the skin thrown inwaTdy. causing coughs colds
colslnpion difficulty cf breathing. wacry and itainSd
eyes sore throu eve rheumatic various parts oil The
body and many other complaints the usual symptoms oil CATCH
ing cold. ,r...,-,
cne IN the world fo earring oil cold because they cleanse
Inc body OF mors which the cause OF every pam
we suiler single dose will in all relief and, #
peaied will most assuredy restore the body 10 per
CAuI1oN-AS coun,eres abroad. AVOID al stores OF Il
doubtful character and lie particular 10 ssA for Wnght In
dian Vegetable Pills.
Offices devoted exclusively 10 the sale of the Medicine.
wholesale rcailNo. rs Greenwich street. New ORR
No S Ircmon, street, BOSTON, md l9 Race street. Phin-
depha. IL
On n SnREs WnIrNns &C.-l conscentlonsly re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

WI. . w 20 - &. i' = ~
On Flour shipped Rochester cents charged for storage
making The whole cost at Albany 10 cents.
The Boston Transcript says that there rs con-
ern5c objection 10 the of fare the Western
Kaioad Western merchant came 10 Albany few days
ance company with about so passengers. OF whom
Intended to have through 10 Boston, but on learning that
e are was So portion of them went down the river to
York. and the tram this City with only about
~ passengers Tins hc reports. almost daily occurrence
we are very much inclined to doubt the story of the Western
merchant High fares doubtless mpolitc. but that
humber OF persons have been deferred from gong 10 Boston 10y
the small advance fare the above Road do be-
leye.
The fishermen are fitting largely for their business
lie ensuing season-teIe will be larger number of,ese IN
The cod,ery from Massachusetts the present year than for
eyera before the Barnsabe Patriot informs Us
The ST. Louis New Era says:
From I'LL parts Of this State and Illinois, VIC hear the most
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
MARRIED.,

In Somc;viiIe " j. On "Wednesday evening. the I'm inst.
by the Rev Dr. ilcsscr l., RITZ 7. VgEpESBURGH T. Hiss
BLANpIyA BRuYS. second daughter OF the late VIM t. FL
mendor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
DIED.

On the ahh inst ALENA A. daughter Of John ard rachel
McI.oren aged year. and I months
On the 18th CHRISTOPHER. son OF Abraham and tln
Pieich cei nne mcnts and twenty days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

OLD SORES. WOUNDS. &c.-l can now conscientousy re-
commend persons wash any sores, ulcerous scotuon
with the iuliun Chemical Soup. have lately il
some of the very Sold pnce 20 cents cake. nj
the sign the American Eagle 50 CaanstTee 50 Broad
way, or l29 FultonStrect, Brooklyn. ~ steod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
COURT CALENDAR. TINS DAY.

SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos. 90, Is, 20, Il, 80, o. 4,
GO, 46. 81, "A, %.
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. Ii, 81, 81, 50, Sc, 81, 50,
60, 20. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

NJ Cotton Canvas. COMPRISING HEAVY
SAIL DUCK: LIGHT KhXE;Ss fer B9 ,f SAI j
PER FEL1lNGS. p 10 p inches wide BAnGINH. plan
un twiliet - and II nc Also Gram and Meal Bags.
and bushels. For >llr by -
BRlNCKEEH0FF. FOX Il roLIiEMUS.
i2l ennis ~ Pine-StIcct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

Il Tiirl w rd.-'rhe Third Ward Democratic Clay
Club wimee with Their itn' citizens ol the Ward friendly
the Of Henry Clay their mead quarters M Wash
nstop street 70 receive the repor Of the Comttee appo9te
on Monday I'D ils al S O'Clock T. VI. By order.
WILLIAM DODGE. President.
WALTER Il. PESSY. lso.,e,,,;cs
SAMUEL X MABBarT. '-eS'SH'''|S' a-O2t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

n.y. Martin T.. Th thompson. Architect and Builder,
Office No Wall street i, prepared furnish Plans aud super
intend the Erection Of Buildings. Residence No y Citation
Place. where he may be III the evening. Hh' 1nis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
School and Miscellaneous Books, &c.
WILLIAM IL. CORNWELL,

80 Benccr- SircOl, hrce dO0rS JF0H TeuFLSlFeeI,
10 Offers at LOWEST RATES. School nnd Nllscela
menus Books Blank Books, Papers. luil and stationery Is
general to which he invites the attention OF Merchants.
milf QrnIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
r--5-Dr. Vol, Gouraud's Poudrc Subti
r--g-I,oIinn nrcdicatcd Soap.

Italian Mcdicated s0ap.-LGEI cUTb H., ,ev -
,nskctG bites and all irritation and roucine and saiownS
and dnkne,. of the skin This Soup one oil inc most reinlh
able of recent chemca discoveries lis coet nid hsaig
qualities are spoken OF all directions and every one who Use
recommend it, Ono cake. 30 cents we warrant to answer i'll
cSfeet door from the corner Of BrGad"9y Age3ts-2
Nk-stree BOSTON, IS ChcSiu street. Phiadepha ,ray
pnushkecpsie To,lscy Rochester, Myers Hew Maven; Dyer
Providence Ca:eton Lowell and lripp, Newark. als Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

So Revard-Books Lost.-A package OF
School Books from this city December last by the Erie
Raond and Milford Stage. directed to the Sylvana As.ociu-
lion DnrngSvilc Pike Co Pm have been lost Oh the way
IS reward wIl be pad for Their undamased Ia H.
Greeley Newly ork Vi NJ pa!se Sylyan!a Association
unIg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

~ At meeting the Iouracyncn Stone Cutters Issoca-
ton held at Montgomery Hail. 10 Prince st. Eth inst.
Resolrcd Thu: consider those Mechanics who york
ing in concert with labor at Stone Cutting at Grnce
Church. on greatest and shall be dl.conntenanccl
By such THOMAS AIIh!H. President.
iinxnv .m.tS Secretaries. nIl ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

NJ Spring Hats.-1hc subscriber informs Gentlemen
tina, he i, now amply supplied with the Sprngl Pattern
Hats.
Ills price will be lis heretofore for Fine Nutria 81 . End
quality So D. and this Notwithstanding important advance
in the price stock SPENCER % Calerstree mil s,f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

u Females WHO prepared Chalk aware that Is
preparation Of lead and injurious: but Jones Spanish Lily
White prepared from sye md the skin pure deli
c;ols l.hke white. Take of a counterfeit made o
chalk. Ask for Jones sold s. Chatham 23 Broadway
FultOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

~ The Californian Temperance Society.
Tie all oil tins society crowded lust Monday night aud.
indeed every Monday night with highly respectable
dncc who always appear much pleased with the proceeding
They meet again TltIS EVENING at u O'Clock of
ets. us usual viii be the result. Come aud see.
L. MCDONALD, President.
L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

YOUNG LADY. having the necessary qualifications ana
who has taught n one OF the first Seminars q! h,c"uI
Try wishes "A situation respectable SEMINARY Is each
the English branches Teacher OF feiina.,hp aio
dress or apply 10 A. H. WHEEi. ER, 20 Broadway CONE, oil
10 10 nct.k. us Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
r. r SI-iiMEHBELI.9 ~ Grand 81. l
y. RICHMOND. Jr. is Christie.
WIN. STEW EMS. II Bnyard. }Comte.
J. T.. BARNARD. IS Orchard.
lMi, = C. BlI MIXER. Is FORSYTH,

no Fourteenth yyard.-BALTIMoRE con
NENTIpN-Ata Meeting of the liENRY CLAY CLUB OF the
Fourteenth W ard held Broadway House. on 10Th inst q
Committee Of three appointed to procure the names o all
those who feel DESTROYS attend the Convention OF DEMO
CIR vic WIG YouSG iEN BALTIMORE the u proNIio
In compliance with the Duty thus assigned the undersigned
who selected such Commee give notice :a thcy
will bc attendance broadway House this Saturday
and Monday Evenings 3h and 2ll nsi from O'clock
for the purpose receiving intend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
~ No Charge until the Hair is restored.
are the original terms on which
HEALS, HAIR RESTORATIVE,
+ Applied and supplied ~ Tie ItopfeioT Uiilct,
NO. 49,. FlRSr-ANENUE.

No 49, .FlRSr-ANENUE
Personal references S;rcn as 10 ITS SUCCESS
DEPoTS.
Guions l.3 broadway. Ne:.-i urk.
JoTdais, = Nilksrcct. Boston.
Wilson. Il i.ocu.strcet. PhI!udelphi,. 49,
Parker, Market. Broad street Newark nZV lwls II"
Es-Dr. Felix Gouraud's Pordre Subtitle will
comueiry and permanently eradicate perluous humnn nir
from female upper lips the hair conccnlng broad aud ele
waited forehead the stubborn beard OF man any KIND super
tiuos hair BE sure the genuine at tire original Office %
Walker street, one door from Broadway:
81 Der bottle: directions French and English.
ven Blown rs Chestnut street Philadelphia jordan Alik
St. Boston; Gray. Poushkecpsie Gren orceser CaIls
T"nscy Rochester Ny: Guiii Bangor: White. CALAIS.
Can he seen and tested before buying, Proof positive
mistake. upl' iHs
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IMMENSE SALE OF
GODEiS MAGAZINE
IADy-S Ro6E FOR MAY


LADY'S BOOK FOR MAY.
The beautiful eusnviu- OF the REBrKE nm the CELEDRA
TED PAINTING OF EMIL. SGRoL together with other
beshmcnt. md with cies irun the popular winters
OF the da has rendered ,;onrY's MAGAZINE NAV tie
most attractive number s,tIesi.
TIE IMMENSE SALE or 400 copies Saturday has left
but a lew coples on hand.
\ FRESH StfPIY
VIII - received Tueay morning Subscriptions SO
hnniI payable IN nyance. Single Mo- - cents. COUNTRY
AcESrs sgrFLtxp BEFogE TIE WeRS = ISsrEp l. The
NJ l. No. Asior Hous-.
u. APPLETON & cos
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Al elegantly printed aud neatly bound.
Records OF the Heart. by Sarah Anna lew Emo 81
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