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AUCTION SALES.

TdO1AS BELL. Aacuoaser.
(Sfsre No. 80 Ann sfreefl
TUESDAY,
At le< O'CLOCK in the Sales Room, -
Nular Sale choice s~asoaable fAncy aud staple Dfy
I'd, ofa de e!p!ions lots 70 ,u gsehatn s"@
ne. Ho,ierS Mulus Cahco sh ninE, sh.st,.g' raJs
Giohins quantty ple 'ged Jewery .ad ms splendid
&c
Alo-i03 hne Shirts finished aud unfinished
WEDNESDAY.
.. A,'els O'Clock. the sales room,
Large sale ri valuable Furuiture he enf furniture con-
tain IN house No 60 Marion street comprising very sr
perior aNotnen' OF almost aris The Of hou
keepinsparor, bedroom, kitchen utensils &C. all the
best order
SANE DAY.
AZ IL O'Clock the tnt,e furniture Of The shmsnt vel
known No 20 Am street. composing elegant Bar
and Fixtures sp ndid Penti-g top AID
mihog Tables. Chairs. Looking glasses kit hen ute a.
glass liquors. clock, vsrou. 9th e. Article.
for Hotels Families This ale will be ohy par
tcu attention..
THURSDAY
contained in the house No i7 Prince street, Wooster
BEvey facility will be afforded fo5 the disposal OF
merchandise Of all descriptions Busness will be carried
buiIne.a like Sales will be regular sud returns
prompt establishment uader the charge solely Of
THOMAS Bell. - Ann street
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Packets TO Arrive.
ship Masters and Agents.

We shall favor, If Captains OF Vessels viii give
port Of the Shipping LEFT az the fo whence they sailed the
NV Foreign Newspaper. or News they may have lie will
BOARD Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information Of sny kind will be thankfully
ece,yeh
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Miscellaneous.


Sem LOIS Honeywell hence Baltimore, aground of
New Point in the Chesapeake In eivy gale the morning
Il the 18th inst Capt obliged discharge nearly al
the into Ugh anchored OIL by smaller boats befoe
shpwd her and arrived at Baltimore the % b, ne'
lher vessel carg being the slightest dgiee dam ged
Notice to Mariners.
HARBoR MAsTER's OFFICE, AUCKLAND, Feb Z. lBi2 -
Comm iners Of vessels to ton the port 81 Auck.
and should be careful avoid the aforementioned ngers-
,bout miles, with waters edge al high water with
extending short distance around IT, from VIII ch
The 10 lowing bearings aud landmarks
e. ED Of ws .n% aSs ER;;, Gas Bro s1s y
WL W. Landmarks-Th- HumInocs at the Northeastern
Of Ws, with Castle HILL aud the oucrnost
rock marked the char win Tiri I,ri Mantsngi
the Eastwa OF the Island OF Tin Tiri
Manang, dis abou aud half miles having two feet
10 tteea fathoms close To- on ever
de from hicn the following bearings were taken:- remark
ble white rocky st q the Northeastern side oi I'm I'm
Fri Nantangi SW Co tie Of Little Barrier inland, due
No tn; Peas Of kangitoto. a h.; astie Hi "a s..
March 3th 1872 bewern Nltu aud w aiiere 10 ands
md either sd, OF Mutu flea there Is cool passage with
ep wstr Care must, however be taken not approach
NV eud Of Mum Hea from whsnce reel
bout Of mile IN working alorg the south SIDE of
sau of Rangoto the lead should b. kept GONG aud
no passage between Mutu Korea aud he lie Of
he Ta,naki River for but small craft Along the
outh de- VI Walhkc hee 20 passage IN LON four tn
iahoms water the opposite shore Is shea and Ia sta ~
lead should caefus ATTENDED Between
he aern side o the Waheke the and, rsros. T. Re-.
Va Rau, there good ia sage with deep water
Vessels should the Wheke shore, and approach
islands under f4tnom void rocky patches
water y alb mile of the Waheks shore the south
srn the passage aud ams abreast Of settlement
by Mr. Graham Between raroa and Pakia islands
there not good passage but small vessels with leading
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Passengers Arrived.
Rio JANEIRo-Brig Thes Cutt. Ines HoleCapt Lus.
comb (suppos Ia of brig Buen Ayrs dy and chill
den; Capt Dixey, (supposed late OF brig l. la.)
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AfrIVeO.
Bremen ship New York. De Harde, from Bremen. Nov %,
with mdse, O rchs KTuger-28 steerag aseGse,s
Schr Northampton, Cotton, days from Virginia It'll oys.
tiers, TO MASTER
Below
The following inward bound vessels all detained below
by the ice-Wind Me-
Ship Tennessee Wise. (of Boston) from Rotterdam with
mdsc. u master.
Ship Calhoun, Myers days from Charleston, with cotton
TO q. Sutton
Brig Token Ltveland 10 days from Hal fax with mdse, to
MISTER.
Durham Dmon
Schr Ellen Perkins Fenslev 2' days from Mansana, Cuba
with IN shogany, TO A. q. kos siere X Co.
Schr Mrn,ia .urr, Knapp, days from Richmond, with
muse, to Al EN- Pax on.
Swedish ship Pehr Ennis Choir the West Bank.
TO- The upper and lower Bays fall Of ice.
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GERMAN FEMALE MONTHLY PILLs-Ths medi.
VI cine Is the Of the great professional skill and
Of the eebrae Dr. Van'enbagh Ger an Phys eisn
OF nature are m peJed or la udv performed Sold by Mrs
BIRD, Femal. Physician 10 Oliver t'eet, rear Chatham
IN all Of female egolstv suppre, stppaae etc.
Advc gsts all thofe who the pills Price 81 boz
i2G lmee
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TO PRINTERS.
i oSas r M ya IND Ea,y
at mi. oMcs
WANTED A fa1rer with 5000 Or ssoo, TO lIvs, % pei
b she'd .nd n o p"a aon h
Pa s,
or &c man. Apply at ia Chambers st. j2s3t.
TO souruEnN Ann No y Gers MERCHANTS.
Y5USa GENTfsMNN, who 't IS now engage in. and
ss ssss s DSs n 90
wess a. salesman or Tor any resecass oconpnon. Good
Office Wi, with Irompt attention. jas iwi. aw
BoARp WASTtpmBy AounS Lady in p, ,as family
The e CT the s . b. mos TS
room furnished i required should .hs location and
w i . ssss @ . oee addressed 70 MI
DACKET sHIP GARRICK, from Liverpool. j. d.charg.
ing this day. under general ORDER at Orleans wharf foot OF
viii att nd to the receipt of hs goods
PACKET 5 lip YAZoO from New Orleans is di.cnarE;
ND o e. Of ike Of ., By % hp will
j2t 5tsc
Posr OrrIcr, New YoRK, JAN. 26, lsla
ENGJJSH MAlL-rhe e.er Bags ,er Royal Mail Steam.
s., s aSs.s he s''
overland II ''si ;,ii must
mail & s,s s:f !, &. ss
at gu utter before %. lock p NJ.
arnden Co. would call the attention Of merchants and
Others 70 the fact that their mails have been left they
'f soss under IN e e..
LiETH WARD AMERI AN REPUBLlCAN ASSOCIA
TION-A Me- ting the tssoci'iion will be held at the
Maroon Heusr Tu SHAY Ing January 30h, at haltpa
oe,0e. On 0a.' %IFsEbp LIVINGSTON rredu
sTEfiIEN f. Es Eph" Secretaries jssm.Fs,Nrc
HAVANA AGENLi. II he subscribers, agents Tor Nln
Vests b. ardng Pcuse will be happy information
travellers bound To the Havana Orders est ltd
uits &c attended t accounts collected drafts boz gh and
Sold their General Agency Office. 2a Nassau street New
York
B-Letters and parcels forwarded BY every racket
jiO lmsec MASON 4 TU TILE.
| WILLIAM 4. JENNINGS CO., Orapers aud Taors,
w NO 23 Boa Hotel opp lsite the Foun-
tain solicit attention To invoice OF GOOD received
last steamer direct from az ut London, c9hssng OF
Cloths Ca simees IN rous ew ,y'e splendid Silks and
) tins for dress Vest Meri o, Velves &c with agea
ortmen Of ch Silk and attn Sc RI ats LA Xix rches
| Gloves, Susi cad rs, Dressing robes NC.
We would suggest 10 our par os IN from this additional
facility shall he able supply them ealy dste with
all Il noveiies of the London and Paris markets. aud
the reputation Of the for the moderate
wc have elciied liberal tronase the abortion
the ready By wiicn bed u furnish
garments at from Is TO 80 lea than formehya
feature the estab hment which coInmend It tn
Uqu ring attic for. immediat. is The addition
Of fir quality ready garments
cl Saou, Ci0aks Dress aud French Goats Panaloons
| and Vests, &c. jazz lm'ec
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NEWS! NEWS!!
ARRIvAEOF THE STEAMER N BRITANNIA
sale s%o"S WIN. ar !hs iosw,ns va at '''''' ~
tI5 sE$aiIFF$ $l Sfys'
oHAs. winners AMESIcAN NEWS LETTER
Ex.M shlliTls T., &C.
With variety Others at the old establishment Ann
r. s~1s.a,. parcel, Of N.- Yo,. N.~.sap.,. P..iqA,.
:s &c s.s. sf d. Forwarded m all q s
TIE COR RESPONDENCE BETWEEN
BURNS AND CLARlNDA.
THE whole Of the s,y.r.op d sse's. ,s.ro.dsns,
'ed ssiaa" MsMsLsao.. !" l1sS 70 s Wien ss''
sought TO IL vain ny un"ngam aud her: for the ia Sc Of
hand: !" &: s.."%;""w Sslsho... s.a yos
,onic.. th. work vii be patcu,fy reed aud es"no a
Il ' esS aya :" re-" G ns SS1
sdiS" neat "ou%e Il about g,s:., H. SILT
issued and for s s. Park Row. opso! p s A.,os
Notices Of the Correspondence between Burns and CIarnda
The Letters Ciarua have long been fe, by the
Of Burns to be an important chapter the Poets Biography
seldom have we welcomed 4 wo.! with warmer ftH
Of Burns ' dsvo,d attachment, aud the throw
r., much Sa q many trait, IN the wildly devious character Of
WSssve he name f9b.r, Burn. !, known h. book
6ly the last Of his writing. which wi be given the rid
and bringing foly light in III Poets Life hh
FL F YEA p"% !" am''r' fruitful Of painful suspicious
mysterious chapter, perhaps the last thaf rema,ns %
nBfoldt the hso Of Nat onal Bard ha
just opened by descendant 81 who has been made
immortal By connection with genius kilmdrnock Jour
nal
This volume is invested with an &C pmuation Of att &C
tons We have not bei disappointed high artcaons
The character OF Burns here fully dev.lo 10
than form ~ and the mystery which hung around
the intercourse Of arirda aud Burns, is think taacto
ii y cleared up"-Scoisnian.
Some OF delightful epo'ay Literature has been
produced by Pop sand Cow may
be ad ed that Of Burns '-Brighfon Herald.
This j. indeed of the earo.i,s Of literature and may
well be said supply chapter the Life Of Scotland
immortal tehove admirer Of tn author of The
Gotters Saturday Night to provide himself with copy -"
ChsHenhdm journal. j23 IN IN
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- BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
JOHN READY respectfully in forms his iriAnds
aud the public that he has commenced business in tn
line No 20 Nassau street where he will thankfully receive
snd faithfully execute all orders he may be favored with
the reasonable terms Tor cash. fsr
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{h3- PURIFY THE BLOOD-Thc best and cheapest
article is Comstocks Extract Of sarsapara, from 81
per bottle 81 per Dozen in large bottles any that
sell at 81 per bottle.
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SOLAR LAMPS. CANDALABRAs GiRANrOLEs,
description. Astral Lamps altered to So beautiful
Of the above obtained At ouvenel
Manuf cturg Store No John Broad and at
their factory No 20 Gold street All articles made and
matched 10 any patter0 whoesaie and etzil.
The above eft bshment surely the only where
people ALWAYS git Supplied low price The sub
able furnish than
turing shove them Glass ORDER All
the above warranted STOUVkNEL < co.
NIB. Goods loaned for rArti,s j26 Imsec
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FARM FOR SALE

FARM FUR SALE.
THE WELL KNOWN FARM belonging 10 Aaron and
Sarah Gsifn, lated in the Of Harrison We.tches
County c,nain ITO acrs we'll divided iuto plough
me adow and timber lands with orchard aud variety OF
other hnds o. fruit. mo,ty aited comortabie buildings;
wi fine view of Long lad Sound, about three and hall
m e, Poroheste, the Purch ~ ad. three miles
White Plains and hafa mile from the Post flee, whne
a mail daily from the city Of New York -
her description deem ed unnecessary rersocs wish
ing purchase VIII no doubt visit the zane
Said Farm f sold private sale by the 8th OF 81 month
Fepruary will Then bs sold tn the ing bidder
the premises. between the h.urs OF and 3socock. Title
dputaoe and half OF the purchase remain bend
and mortgage for For fur
tker apply Aaron Gn the premises Solo
Or fin o5 Monroe STREET. New YORK. Underh X Co.,
hIilkmen Wailabout, Brook lyn or to -
RICHARD NJ UNDFRIIILL.
j2o 10 feb7sm oktowp Wesrch ser Co.
NrOVICt -tentlemcn dssirou o. joining GOLusMI THIS
~ OH eepiug Ola III reduced Five oil
III rough Of Instruction III Pr, tcal Book ker
ug, b. ube cury will psa,e call II M q 10 Q
sosd and subscribe TO the classes be W. In
day 3t the te,ms i'll tie advanced TO the frmr lag
a ter that Teriod. -
PImsnio reduced to the csd ntc low chrge Of Two
Dollar sasactoIy I'M menilgua anteed TO all.
i2gDsec
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ENTERPRISE IMpORTANTE ,


A ropuat tori croi.s des Mys,et,. .; Paris.
: "a. Is s al
Ne" w'a' fss:ii 's'i y; .'" '"' '''
c. os s e. 3. grand ''n par
Ltdon De P.I. qu noa: 81; de eops revieu dan. c.
eIpacer b. uoup de de brl
fa %.. ss xs dam ,s Yst
isn. dp Canada au .on1 Ia piopsn Irms GU ls de
u; Z i:";
s..S: !. nail ,.s
Ia Tar ,i lie e., r naS qu suit d" sol"
Re: a, DE- 81 4? Ii; i Phi; public Ss
fS%"s a. .S on \ New &
fiGs aa o :'t q FL. Il as s'a'
COMPARE s d daoa d@ ''p sr ee a "Ss re
or 3h3 %TSMEs. Fr'fs''sa7 d' L"soe''
Get ouv'age imprmd PAPER excellent lie
vSi.eas thsaa iva!.oa cGa!sad.. VOLUMES isdiiio,
& % vn ON de"s asss
iasaaS ia ceasla,o, ds loayaGs v..,, ;, % !.
vrs9o vend aux Libraries ct aux agents SIC cent
jao it. &c J. WINCHESTER. 30 Ann street
.ss;. n xI l.. rIs;sS
vpe s.. anS oo S' &
fore mai ing their selections. j2Jt
Tx Np Win much sesno~;siss. he ss,r, Of
{, e following donations, viz -
From the Mutual Safety Fire las Co 5000
Merchants A. II. Miller, Esq leo
Howard I" Lev Phi Hips Esq. 100
Mutu, A. b Mcdonald, Esq. Is
Equitable a" Josrth Strong Esq. 20
General Mutual I" W BoIies Esq.
|h' 81 ,r rfStfu0n A. q Hazard, Esq. 100
Ss75
JOHN s. GILES. Treasurer of F. D. Fund
New York. January &c, I6ii. JAG lteo
English TOT AT OEs.-The packet chip Oxford. Just
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets to Sail.

roR LIVERPOOL.
Cambridge, Birstow, Feb. l
FOR PORTSMOUTH
Mediator, Chadwick, Feb. ]
Wellington, Chadwick, Feb. 10
FOR HAvkE
St. Nicolas. Pell. Feb I
Duchesse d'Ofleans, Feb. 8
Sully, Burrows, Fec. I6
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ENGLISH Tot ATOES.-The packet chip Oxford, Just
II sIn,ed has on board quantity Of Eag'hh lotao.s Of
quality having been procured expressly tor this
ke which will be sold number OF bushels for family
Apply to CHARLES H. MAkSHALi.,
i2o Iyy IA Bur'n " sir.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 40
Arrived.

.....7 l6 MOON sxrs'..' 49,. q
sun sErs... II mon wATER......... a
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A CARD.
PHENIX EXCHANGE.

PHENIX EXCHANGE.
SNEDECOR AND THOMPSON,
Isli,d the POPULAR R.fectoy % re s. corner Of ros
and dee mined to the choice. liquors aud b.
ny N 81 e to s s s s
fHE ib,tSS,Nq DEPARrM. MT !. completely r..os,n
lied aud those who wish good dinner, well ,e'ved
Re I'd %G 9s. hs y a. che
patronage Of their friends and the puoc as long as they sh
J Hiisriy : . sN Ts3oSSsoS
dry between nd Il o'clock, A. NJ Oyster, every s.yIs-
,!sn@'s: +. s;:iis e.; a;
complete AP.So Is Hail.
LETA s,S ,,rr Cd in III .s1. MI; ::
u" nay GoDikEys i:s' ,. AHGy Store
Also, for sole cheap large IRON SAFE. i" IT,
ton on application as above j9 5t.r
s.sSt q Mo rss m.1s
durability and economy ar. e.mS ed TO sdom he head s
on g TseS e ;sy IS Is h Ss ..d %
nation necessity -, IN study economy that ndi.
.ss ss s.s q ss
s:s ,s;' ssa ;s; s XII
no ''f o ne bad
"a Imsm Corner Of Mott street
LOOK AT THIS.
9ENTLEMEN'3 COhk SOLE pOOTS, the best OF
~ - quality -. -. ''''' " 90
~ Do Water Proof Boots do ..... no
Do Light French CaIfskn Boots do. 80 to 20
~ Do India Rub erOvershces. with Ieater soIss 80
DO PLAIN Ruhhers
Do Dancing PUmps''... 90
DO Worked Slim ers...'..'. '.':'..' 60
And all other Mods OF Boots and Shoes ia "a hon Ladies
Cater Boots Bu,kns Slippers, Ties. Quilted shoes ronea
Shoes. white aud black Sa. Button Shoes. inh's
Rubber Sapiuned plain and all her kads of Uver Shoes
Gloss, Moeca.cs, and the greatest msh or Bo,
sd shoes. Misse and Ctdre Of all nds to be found IA
The world all Of our owa and the best Of French
goods aud warranted b. the bes and cheap the cheap
est, at 1867 Broadw y, cor erof trankliu st Get
jB im'rr GREGORY K CAHlLL, s61 Broadway
BOOrs-WATERr PROOF Double aud Cork SoIrs,
French and native calf aud ,nted
good fac cuff boots for me9 bows and childrcna do,
n water boots and of all ssrs aud sizes
BL,des, Misses aud Childeis CATER boots sho.s and
buskns double tnd soge sole aud OF every co aud ade.
Ladies Gents Msse, and Childrees water nda Rubber
ovrshoes o the latest ST, e all Of which will he sol
than any other this city Napoleon tap boo 50
pair. J.S. WALkEK, tl9 Broadway,
~ im'ec Corner Of Cana, ".
bOOT AND SHOE STORE.
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o. RECORDS PARIsIAN ALTERNATIVE MIX
TUIE for the radical Of primary secondary Sy
phils This powerful Alternative has entirely taken the
place ofmercury among the regular medical praction
ers II is composed ofthe most strengthening and purify
ing vegetable medicines, and always give additional
strength to the constitution while curing the disease
Persons suffering from venereal faint in their system
mercural disease. should this powerful Alternative
without delay Sold in single bottles 81 eachin
of halt Dozen S. carefully packed and sent to all parts
OF the Union. Office OF the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy, 9S Nassau street -
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
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lr3- PREMIUM RAZOR sTROPs-Tbe fret nre
MUM at the Fairs OF the American Institute has i,.o,
awarded year after year TO Saunders for the invention
of the Me'ac Tablet win Tour sdes-No. side having
sides for keeping the with fnc smooth edge
that can be kept In perfect Ter without
to cutler barber II is nsed and reconnend
cd by the first cutters in England and certified by th
most scientific gentlemen in this country Its great CO
lcbrity has caused coun,ereits and limitations nnumer
able which can easily detected by the coarse and I'M
perfect surface of what is caused the tablet side the orig
nal being smooth and polished Mandatory, No i6a
Broadway, New York. nI2 3m-r
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U5- IS 1T so l-No person possibly use the Indian
Vegetable Elixir and Linment, for any Rheumatic aiec
tons without being cured Those articles have
to knowledge, failed to cure-and persons who hav.
rheumatism govt, and will these articles and
not benefited by them shall have the money refunded
To he had at 81 Courtlandt street; No North Fifth ST.
Philadelphia.
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o. BEWARE OF INDIGEsTION.-Thou OF
people submit to complaints which might easily be cured
II they only knew how. The bowels first attacked
and II Is only when too late that become of tn
nature OF our disease Dr. Peters Vegetable Pills. Tor all
complaints OF the stomach regards indigestion levers
inhamnntions, SC, the perfect Of modern
invention Composed, as they are, of the greatest
~ oil vegetable matters which this day known
being the most conducive in preserving health it is
them superiority ell other medicines that proies
the same end These pills can not be equaled much
less surpassed IN Graduating all diseases to which the m
system Is liable. Principal office 1875 Fulton at
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o. PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
for the permanent OF Gonorohna, Gleet and all
ocupuruent discharges from the urehra. No medicine
offered to the public exercises such powerful effect
the bladder and urinary organs those valuable
table pills. They the fruits of twenty-five years
perence OF Professor Vepeau at the Hospital OF LIE
Charlie, in Paris, and confidently recommended by
him the only preparation that has proved successful in
every case They introduced into this country two
years ago, by the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy
during which time more than ten thousand boxes have
been sold and the College dees single instance Of
failure to be shown Sold in boxes 81 EACH at the Office
of the College, 95 Nassau street.
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MILITARY BALL
The THIRD COMPANY NATIONAL GUARD BAL
will take pi,ce at !ammany Hall. Wednesday Eveu
ing, Feb, 7, 1874
Tickets g. be obtained Of John Carnes 81 John street
K B. DAILY, 81 Broad IT., DoDnick 70 @ eenwich q
A. NJ shler. 1856 Fulton 81; 4 Weinrirht rs Spring g.;
Lownsbery, l32 Peal st do tF7sec
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0l5- DIR. SHERMAN MANUFACTURES LOZEN.
ges that radically almost every disease that flesh is
heir to, from worms in children up to consumption in
adults They have been before the public for
than five years. have been tested in millions Of cases. and
it is not departing from the truth to say that they have
given better satisfaction than any remedies which have
been offered to the world. But like all valuable
NEEDLES they have been abused and unrrncpled
have underworld to counterfeit them and palm them of
inquiring for DR.. Sherman's Worm Cough, Campho,
Lozenges and be sure you get the genuine. DR.. SheI
mans warehouse is LOG Nassau street Agents227 Hud
son, lss Bowery, II East Broadway, So William street
and l39 Fulton street BROOKLYN.
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n7- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-The
Tonic Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy Of the city Of New York, is confidently
recommended and prescribed by the first medical pract
TONERS ofthe city, for all Of debility produced either
by secret indulgence OF any kind detrimental
to the constitution It is invaluable remedy for mpo.
tence, stcrily barrenncss (nless depending mall
fornaon and will be found highly beneficial in all
plants arising from debitated state Of the constitution
Sold in single bottles 81 EACH in cases Of half dozen S.
carefully packed and sent to all parts ofhe Union.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, 95 Nassau
street. w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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Little Falls.
Correspondence of the Herald.)
,,cr,, Ec Och T,,I

Correspondence OF the Herald)
LITTLE FALLS, 26th July, 1874.
Scenery Of and about Little Fdlls-Mesmertc Excite
men and Professor Grimes, &c.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ
Here am, after six days travel from Montreal,
in the village Of Little Falls Fl miles from Utica,
on the Railroad to Schenectady. 1t is one Of the
most picturesque places the eye ever beheld; it
seems as il nature had strove to bury the immense
gulf in one solid body Of rocks. "Moss Island"
called, is one Of the pleasantest rambles the
place affords; here, in other parts of the place,
rocks upon rocks are piled up in one solid mass.
until it seems that to reach the summit, you could
almost mingle with the clouds which pass SO rapid
ly over this place sFall Hili," nextin range, stu
ated on the west side of the village, affords fine
view Of the surrounding scenery, and as am told,
is on the same level as Lake Ontario. The place
affords many beautiful landscapes, gens and CULTS,
upon which the lovers of scenery can dwell with
wonder and establishment, besides many beautiful
dwellings, and among the most distinguished,
notice that Of Judge L. and Messrs T. and b. be.
sides host OF others which scattered here and
there among the rocks.
There quite an excitement at this time In the
village, caused by Professor Grimes, who is here
ecturng on mesmerism and animal magnetism.
attended one of his lectures, and witnessed
among his operations, the putting to sleep OF the
pretty and fascinating Miss &. and Miss c., who
Mine Host, Mr.. Stuart, OF the Railway Exchange,
and his goody matron with her fair daughters, have
every thing in order to render visit at this season
of the year delightful, and | would advise every
N. Yorker, who travels this way, to pay a short
visit to L. Falls. Yours, &C. HALLocK.