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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-31
COL. BENTON'S SPEECH.

We conclude in our semi weekly paper of TO day,
Colonel Bentons speech made in secret session, on
the Texas treaty. There are some striking facts in
relation to Mr.. Tyers negotiations in the third part
Of his speech, which shall feel it our duty, Al;
some future time, to date on editorally. - Globe.
The speech is not in the daily Globe, which is the
only Globe we see. We ~iH see it, however, in the
Wing papers, and we shall have something 10 amuse
Colonel Benton and the Globe in reply.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-31

hF-Tbc Arkansas Times Of the 18th inst, says
"The Arkansas river after having fallen some fifteen
feet, is rising again. Within two days past IL has
risen about three feet The vormlon, which came
down yesterday, reported rise Of seven feet al the
mouth Of Grand River"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-31

DiHernous PosIrloS.-A correspondent Of q
late Paris PAPER, writing from Lyons states that the
village OF Fhsberg, in the canton Of the Grison.
Switzerland, is threatened with being buried under q
mass of rocks, which is breaking away from the
mountain The iron wires which ~erc placed across.
20 measure the width OF the hssures are all broken
Every day parts OF the rock become detached #,
this frightfu position majority Of The inhabitants
have deoreed, IN town meeting, on emigration To
The territory Of the city Of CORA although the con-
dtions on which they are allowed to do so re far
from acceptable.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-31

DAsteI,-Dr. Hitchcock, OF New Orleans, has
recovered 81 500 of Harvey North, in an action in
sttuted in the District Court Of Louisiana for The
recovery Of damages for false imprisonment Illegal
arrest and SANDER, claimed 10 amount TO 500 OoO-
The defendant charged the Doctor with design to
break open his store, which occasoned him to be i'm
prison ed for fifteen DAYS
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-31

LATE FROM CUnAooA We learn by the Ontario,
from Curacao, whence she sailed on the 18th inst
that very heavy rains had fallen at that place during
the month Of April Several houses had bee under
mined and destroyed by them.
The market for all kinds Of produce wa. dull
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-31

CAsApA.-The stories about disturbance. in Cana
da which have found admission into Of the pa
psrs. are without foundation. Neither the Canada
papers, nor the American papers on th. frontier,
make any mention Of them
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-31

has ordered the restoration Of Horato N. Tracy,
Fint Lieutenant in the Revenue service, and there
by done justice TO On able and efficient public Of
6cer
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-31
Attbe Branch Min, at Dabloneea Ga.
At New Orleans Branch Mint /:
SlO2,499.9 1913 IS

OF the whole amount coined since the establish
ment of the Mint s3s l25 6Ss were in gold, s62 CS4
7s4 80 in silver. and 1919 600 95 in cop
per. The total number Of pieces coined is 2S4 PAS,
OIL.
'of this amount, 50 sos, $50 was gold, and 1854,
153 silver.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-31

Nunsss or GRAMS A BususL.-An English
farmer has given the following as the result Of an
pertinent to ascertain the weight and number Of |,
winchester bushel Of each Of the aforementioned
sorts of grain
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-31

RIcsr' o. MARRIED wosgx---Tbe bill b.for,
me Connecticut Legislature provides for the security
on tns wner real ssssts against attachments on sc-
count II the huabsnd,s dsbss II n.,.sd IN. s.ns,.
II to e-but hes yet to b. acted on in tn. House.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-31
THE CROPS AND THE WEATHER.
The Weslcheslcr yelIotsoninn s,ns.

There is fine prospect Of an abundance NJ fru
OF every description the present season. The lat,
nosts were not heavy enough to DO any damage, and
the trees ere literally loaded down with the v, unp
huit Cherries are fast rpening The far ners ar,
ie'ciating themselves upon the n,orng prospect Of
heavy crops Of whoa, corn, oats, sc We shall
have an carly harvest vegetation is v,ry for.
ward - -
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-31
CONGRESS-ERln.r

In the Senate, after the reading Of The Journal and
the Transaction Of some unimpouant business tbs,
body passed the joint resolution Tor THE adiou,ne,
OF both Houses OF Congress ON the 18th Of June
which all the business done at the me our pam,
went 10 press.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-31

TExAs-The Nashville CTenn Union .,v, th.,
every Democratic nsnber Of The late LEGISLATURE Of
that stass 1.-THE editor himself being ons) favored IN.
immediate annexation Of Tsrs.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-31

Tar SoMras CAa.--The Supreme Court Of New
York i- 10 have the case of Wilson va Alexander S
dell Msokeoxis, before them this week when Ill The
fact Respecting 'be sxsco,iop Of spencer, Cfomrsl
and Small will bs resreued Tor the ed6csi'on Of lhs
parties concerned
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-31

Eei,p~ Of We 1No'~--Of the Ave sclip,ss occurring
nh year, the hr,t an eclipse Of the Moon, win sL.
place this day the ola inst
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-31

THE sourHrRs FLooD.-The water he Red
river asd continued steadily to rs. for fifteen ds,s Up
TO the 18Th instant. The Red River Ref biican
states that the whole town WAS AJnd,d.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-31

The following is the coinage Of the United ates
Mint at Philadelphia, from its establishment up to
the 3Ist December 1913:
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-31

RobnLRy AND IMPOSITION Albany Atlas
says An English emigrant named Spellnan was
cruelty imposed upon in New York on Monday -
Spelman, with his family, had just arrived in the
country, and wish 10 proceed 10 Buffalo, thence
up the lake, he paid his passage amounting to si.
sovercgns) TO the end Of his journey and received
tickets from supp sed agent But upon arriving in
this city, be learned that he had paid his money to
some swindling mposter, and consequently must pa,
his fare over before he could proceed.
The following is the spurious ticket:
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-31
: NEw York, 9th May, 1874.

. The bearer, VIM. Spelman, has paid passage fo
sel, wife, AMI i've children, toy Their with uggag,
as shall lot be considered extra from New York I,
Carthage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-09

woman OF q lively spirit; and size reverted Win
gratitude to the dds in which travelling mission
a-ies first brought her evangelical hymns, and g.
reced her attention TO the atoning blood o Cnrlsf
and to the work of the Holy Spirit upon hsr
heart. In her family deyotions she often set one
of the colored boys 10 read, or to give oht
hyna either selecting one herself. or desiring
tbcro 70 select cne II order to ascertain the lent
of ttsi. minds Though the singing might not
n. We p,essed an ear critical in music, there ~as
much in il tha, might be recaga'zet ms asrocln.
with the cheyacier Of sIpgiDg vita The sP;ut
and vita the understanding asa
3lst.-T.a unpropi.ious stale Of TIE weather
for travelling induced us still TO remain at TIE
Unkomst. Maria c. V4n Zgi furnished us gra-
tuitousy with sock OF bread and hour. waieh
Iasted Us through most OF The remainder oil cur
Journey, as we'll IS Nth many otter artice5.-
She subsequently expressed great regret to inis-
sionary, at having allowed ns to pay her iot
sep. rrto
family here absed fourteen Of the surviving
portion of cur weaker cattle 10 remsln at Inns
OLE ce I'LL their strength was recruited Inc herds
man. coatrary to the advice OF his instr ess, sn9'
sed D4aka, which gave hin WIG, ffcnz'eo iooS.
40 raid be knew 1t was wrong, but II mao eot
The better of his resolution 10 leave 1t of.
We mus. rot omi, 70 mention, that ION funds
lber liz Supplied By f'ieads, Nr. Backhouse was
enabled. alter MS lc;nn TO England in lo4l. to
supply Robert Moffat si,h the Inears OF printing
SIX thousand copies of ,he Zen ptu:e Lessons Of
,he British ard Foreign School Society, which
the latter had previously translated into The
Bechuana language, whica is the tongue OF The
Bechuana people.
Mr.. Backhou5e concluded pilgrimage more
extensive than any ever previously undertaken
by Quaker apostle. not excepting George Fox
at London, which he reached onthe l5'hoi Feb.
ruary, ls4l, after az absence of nine years emo
five months from mis- fative land, his friends and
his family. These who have found pleasure and
Improvement IN tracing his wanderings, will we
are certain, sympa'h &c in the simple minded aud
piuus EXPIRE ssors Of gratitude for preservation and
deliverance from many perils, with which the
work clcses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-09
HOUSEKEEPING. sc.

X C. MARSH Accountant, respectfully announces tnrt
". his Counting Rooms, no. y CEDAR street, commune oen
nom A. 81. 10 P. NJ ..,,ul
eyerv pun Heaps In the practical manner e0pe SGT
Of narnership books embracing all the different business
fanss ctous OF good mecanta house he becomes iailat
10 the books trial balances, balance shee. accounts
curfen, and with various mercantile calculations In Interest
discou IT. equation OF payments. exchange, &C.
In Of instruction person CT good capacity WI
become competen. ana W.T., receive eeish
MERCANTILE WRITING "A thorough cou re- Of pro
provetneu Specimens OF truly mercantile style ey ce seen
the roon1s.
Prospectrsss with erI hours, &c may 20 obsineo d, ne
rooms dry aud evening. -
The Scence OF Double Entry Book Keeping Slmplihed,
llth edition, 2CJ pages octave: price 81. -.
The Ar or Single Entry Book Keeping improred "a edition.
lSJ pages ocavo price 10 cent?
For sale ii the bookstores. and al the roo!ns.
i- Marsh Offers his services opening. closing, or writing
nm books. s. Ceisr street. uD staiIs St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-09
Arrived.

Mexican brig .ofw1r General Santa Ana Abiguel Gar
rdo commander from Vera Cruz, Havana 24h October.
Brig Enly Sherwood IL Charleston, cotton, TO Durham
Dimon.
Brig Josephus Allen. Of Maapoi.e,,c IL days from Dacu.
Ga, lumber, to Mr Arnold.
Brig Openanco Vuse 10 days from Savannah La Mar Jo
with logwood. pmento and old copper. In WIN Dawson.
Brig Juds m Russell, of New Haven, y days from Dencra
ra and % from Montscrrat, IN ballast, to muster.
Schr Nm H Gibbons, Berry, days from Folly Landing
oats, 10 II p Hnvcns
Propeller Washington, Hull, from Providence with don,cs
tic goods
mdze, TO * \ Briggs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-09

COUTHUOY & rSEVERS, 34i BaoApwAI,
"A JSNIJFACTUKERs OF LAMPS. SlaAEpoLESS
ifa- GhNDEf.ABRA. SC, nud Dealers in hoUsE-FUR;
NIsuiNG GOODS gsnsrnty.-Beng osnneeted with one o.
he anuf erss in tie United States, thay es'
Sled 70 oinr Ias CanIelabIa sc. for Ghurchss Hait 10
:os inyaie Daln .s Sleaaoats lsd PasksS on the nor
lss and quality not to be surpassed ia thu o.
any oiher country Eyoasial attention invited to Their s
tad Ship enpI Ter economy aud gs ,epeTfdgG az oss
heins the pubiis RIO less al YoU2 GoLD and rye SILVIA
MIRA have within Tic ies feven yea;s, tcn awarded 70 70
manufacturers 5r h: :upcnority IN thi, cit Of goce I
selves. .r..-,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-09

IN e brig Dimon, for CAarestOp-Aliss Celeste MIS- Mos.
a and we eSSen M Mams lady nad two chdisa
Mr. Hensler and lady. MIR Lawson Mr. Lower Mr. Cutchson,
MIR Collins MIR Croue, Mr. Stanton MIR keyser, Mr. Boswell,
Cant Rlls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-09

The bark Ebto of Halloweil Me- wa, los, the night of
the ID inst about Is miles TO the Eastward OF this place. and
hEs gone entirely to pieces person has bssn down the
wreck and aae for saving about $50 bales of
post for sale. The bound from New Tor IIayre
WITH cargo OF cotton hides aud taow. The ship Perdonne
Ubus, from for Boston, put distress
cargo paIta y discharged with little damage The ship Will
eduire extensive repairs For two weeks past has very
difficult to get worknen and they have doubled their WI
owing to so many vessels in port wan.!c; repairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-09
Public Stock Exchange. Nov. 8.
Correspondence Of Livingston L: Co.

BUFFALO, NOV. D.
Trade remains very active among the forwar64s Quite
large amount of merchandise coming IN by the c9nnl md
every returning boat finds ample freight Albany The best
parcels Of wheat still command 60 cents. Racine nnd Milan
have changed hapd ut that day. Ordinary samples OF Chi
cngo und Wabash 10 n cents. Sales OF both afOat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-09
DAGUERREOTYPEs.

E,IRST PREMIUM NORTHUMBERLAND
4 DAoUERRIAS GALLERY OF PArHST premium CoLossD
Y95k, awarded the usGe tsay FIRST PremaTs ana tarq
hst MsHS ct The EH69ns Of The Institutes Of
most beautiful coored Pictures md best Apparatus ever
The Tribune this moIans contains following incor-
rect statement Ia reference to the awards of the American In
The premium the best specimen Of Dasnereoype
ikspees awarded Messs Anthony, Edwards, L CO..
To Me,srs Anhony, Edwards & Co.: to Pumbe. and TO
Mr. Brady each Diploma, isf superior specimens Of d.
The Institute did not decide l0se were the best but
ssnises, tad lac ald to ,ra Of ski each com9st
,,o 70 deps lie an9unt-no les, than enc aundTe n9T
oet. 8 ISL. lesal JOHN PLUMRE. u.
NTEW-YoRK DAGUERREAN MINIATURE GALE
ihd may be had miniatures which
70. beauty Of color and effect ell times recommend
Ssn t.sen B. does claim suef ron Vi iof
hse but leaves his pic,uei tie criticism OF Just aud IN
tehgent public who, well strangers invited Gala,
the Gallery before going elsewhere. WHISTLER they intend si
kenesses in al case, warranted to give atstaeton. end
o1loed II most beautiful manner: and II which Mr.. B.
De1on fsEaa Il al Sssihas sS Mo * Di as:Se
uo ms e are Eivea N the an Mp pp.nv
USEEg5Rq STATES pgAsHERRkAS WAL GAHE Esais rs
the city. TO his spentd collection OF pa<uereope Po,ira
single groups from 10 IA peson. the pn'e
passed. PortIns taken IN " kinds of weather. either with or
without the caoss the prices OF which he mss redueedo those
charged oy The most inexperienced IL ,hs business.
Tro American Institute lae exhibition awarded hir
White the Frt Premium otths bes, Daguereo,ype Senes
TO TIA superiority of his Por1eits.
M White sole New York foI he vsrT superior
imported German Carers. and otsr establishment
the city or state can they be obtained.
n. b-mporse9 German Cameras, also French and AMER
r Instruments OIL the vegy BEST quality, with Pa,e. Gases
Chemicals Polishing materials, &c.
Mr. Whites Cse Mandatory bsrs tie largest md urs;
extensive Il the United States, be enahed from the quantity
10 manufactured: sell DaSuereoyps Miniature Cases 10
PER cecf lower than otsr house fhs Union s5
REFINED SUGARS.
w ssrdad DoUBLE KEEIED suGSRs a si' t5e iop
lowing low prce1, VIZ;
Loaf. esns pes poraa When Ies than ave package,
Powdersd nH DO DO pound sdai:iSsa ~ e'1i ~
The sbore sse packed a. fonow,:
sss.Ssa r IS. sfSS soeh-ss. fer packages.
Apply 2 .hs Nes Yo.f Pstea. ssyss gsane carns, of
NB-Oraaa cus OF the Gig ucst Be scocsnpaa!sd By e.
mltssnca uld
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-09
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ..NovEMBER {
Clenren.

Ships Independence. Allen. Lvepoo Grnnsl. Mptgn &
Co; Portsmouth, Clover New. Orleans Gnger bark Eliza
Thornton. Little. Cadlz, Z Richardson & Co.
Schn Sarah Jane. Webster, Mobile, 5 Robnton; Vcto
ry, Pentied, Alexandria, Surgcs Chairman, General De
Kalb, jenkins, Salisbury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-09

On the 18th of October South of the Isle Of Pines the ls
Openanco from Savannah La Mar ut this port, experienced
heavy gale Lost fUetop gallant and gallant aud royal mas;s
carried cut water lost stern boat Split sails and received
other damage.
Copy of letter Baldwin. ESQ., Secretary of the Board
Of Underwriters. dated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-09

C.FN nnn Whit would II De IN cornDarlson Win
SIU,UUO. healthy STATE Tree from C9gsns. CoGs, SPY,
asib o. ci B-eahnc Ticking OF Ris,aC IN The JhIo2
Liver ecmpis9,, Dr. sWA \. ~. I IN s1Se II
ems, 1,ed,cine, Only prerarod By DR. SMAYNE, My
a RAGE 1 oi ,r phApe sad John
:.teeI T. b. Wisne S5 Bsscksr. cotneT OF Mretie est
and L. A. SANDS Chqych DshsnIers 1os 8aTs
perre j1rrron no Btoad street, Ncrars. r. J9nahis
p iinll 40 unoa Street Brewer Seveps e S4 1H -
,no tres; Boston W. u. Pe.cs. Adams. ~ Y and hscsns
= Pm ~ e Rirsr s:-cet. T:Oy, n. Y. ~ 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-09
SCHOOLS.
FASHIONABLE DANCING.


MONS. GABRIEL DE KoRPQN 49,; ~. If
TIAS The bunot OF informing The Ladies asa a.. ne nu
f1New York and yeny ,a, ne nal si,..hon,b Dance
reSniir in the highest circles of European end Ae''c
so..etY. u,, c,-,,o,, and New
-, ,yher hir siyls u-t the warnes admiration OF u'e pm
c and the marked approval Of the fashionable
Among oihers Mons & proposes 70 tcacn ,at vi ngc
,ss Va De llery Pas-,h. Nnzourkh-new
GnInore and all American Danes: ,-o,,ox-.y =,
Nom K VII BE- assisted By MADAME hOkSU .i C..
Musician. The instruction VIII De gwen III u@ f'e"eA'
Rooms nre engaged IT 3 Park Placetrcty private so''
and sirfr The accommodation Of Ladies eHh Center en-
The Polka and the rev Quadnie- as at pTeet ga &C =.
,h sbioncble circles OF London .zd Pans BE is, N
siI OF twelve Lessons. except TIE Aazoct-s- -a '''
Fer tiifber particulars. inquire mons koRPoNAf ii
his residence . Park Place ID, %, and
TEsns-Class Lessons from ~ To u 4. h' l. - - M
too p 81 and from 8 20 II the evening ~.
SIX Lessons s5-welve lessons, 40. and gefIs! si3 ~
Private Iessons-1 lessons, S. twelve lessons s' guar
o;be, hour, viii be devoted TO Public Institutes. Aeed
enles, sc. &c.
PREPARATORY school. AT hiDDkEIOWci;,SS Loon y.
CLASSICAL EseLsB BoAHDlss Scno9L n. M m
riituton has been established nine Ysar ssnoeos are e
erone st1enoos kind intercourse and comforts Ct hone .fe
secured pups in high degree P.eosrnilop ioI bus
Coiess thorough Mdteown e ons o. the osl @
dDiiy from New York Albany and Boston at n0oest e1
pense Young lads always attended by esni person.
wheG parents request A., GU. =, a -.
rop whic1 incudes all expenses save for books rsc ss
nloder. lanstase CiTcuisrs, WIZ rseIeacea ~ -
Tioss Il. Sls as IS HHhsE A. Pn1epa o3i i'm
nPO0gI-yy C!I.hszICaI, AND ENGLISH SELECT
Sf1i ,ill No IS HEX street.-fan SchoGl Will Ispta
MI, IN Enid Sezsoa on ssoDdHy. afd Ell Se.-C%S bo
o,c b insr-,iou and subsenl p:C-res ecuIe iSfsicc
patlons Crcuilrs VII. Tern; ann otis.
h.n nft the p.inCu. 1uS II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-09
JONES,S COMMERCIAL ACADEM!

OR LNITIATORY COUNTING ROOM,
Eat BROADWAY, CORNER or MURRAY-sTRFkT.
NEIUE OBJECT of this Institution Us lpart thorough
4 instruction Bookkeeping, PeHmansinp and CONNER
cal Arithmetic and qualify Gentlemen for the practical duie
of the desk. Private instruction required. Rooms
open day and erenng
ouested 70 apply to the Librarian at Clinton Hall. who will
urnkh tckets Of admission under the arrangement nude with
~ References may be had at the Academy 70 Bsokkeep
en- Merchants and Clerks who have been students during the
last pine years.
R For sale Joness Principles and Practice Of Bookkoso
ing Syo rs rhn work adopted IN The ,st Academic In
viuonr in this country Ii also republshed England
and extensively introduced there. oil 5ra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-09
CUTLERY.
CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, Tea
vc-g-o

CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, Tea
TRAYS, &c.
j g . sdsF new aS Soo b. t as~
fas vo FABLE and Other
SsPR2a sg dG ss TsIsgs a5 kass
Wosephoinx. Crooke's. &c &c
RAzoRs-N. < s. Buiehsfs Ellio.'s. Roger. Wostan-
helms. G CIeSse's, BaTbel's, &c.
Cs.,ors. Baskets, Communion Ware. Candeck, Waiten.
Sheffield Plated Desert Kniva. and Forks. in sets
ao 9AsA ssi b9|St WHITE Gothic SANDWICH and
Tea Tays. together with great variety oil Fancy Hard
an q which thsy offer at tie loves. prices aas u
TABLE CUTLERy-B. Richarasoon & Sons superior
a' % fs e ae i adsa ne ' dp
a MOST BLESSED. sTR-sNGE. .1sTo U.~DING
.3y.-D MIRACULOUS INVENTION TO CURE
CUTaNEoUS ERUPTYO.TS IND CLEAR,
Eg H OK f flscfIElS SKIN lik.Ao"' D's'oH'N
MANY. shofs many VINO have been cheated with
inc jones' Soap are e1aseeraied let such give TIA far trial.
It is indeed the most sinSulary wonderfully curative pspah-
tons made, al tkin disease.- In iac scion or
n:vei iaS IN curing
sI R:a so sssg Eysse inp Babsl Itch
Rngworm. Old Sores, and Sore Heads.
cures. Gel else in tbs city-ol you viii be
dsd 9th at 5bs sign q The AIt5ies9 Es
5Siste-s;rce, Zeher Ledger Buidinrs Philadelphia and
lS9 tplfnn-ffrfet. EfnokDn
4 SPLENDID IND SCIENTIFIC ARTICLE FOR
THE GROWTH IND RESTORATION
TO BE4U1IFY, DRESS. CLE7N IND SOFTEN
THE HUMAN HAIR,
And ohe-wse improve and render il splendid ornament TO
both sexes, TO. the
Lovs price OF Three Shtllings.
p EADER. sell three shilling bottles, that you may
know tina. this not Of the hair humbuCs of The day
AZ 81 We expect 10 bug It more than war
rant 10 the following qualities II will force n. han
to siRs GO aas ps %s 9. ss Ha 70 Sep
grey hair dsrs Fox dr'ssins the hair soft silky,
thrrs excess tbs i Indeed ns most economical, ye sr-
cae hair os. and will keep TIE hair in order with one rp-
pleattoe twsce Is long any Other article made.
Soia-price or shinEs Sot.le-a, the sign Of tie
A-ene1l Eagle. Ina thanStree New ls Fulton
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A LEXANDER's TRICOBAPBE. A New and valuable
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