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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-10-04
NEW FALL GOODS.


TIME subscribers have Just received full assert.
Il nIent Of new and desirable Goods for the
present season among which may be found N. dc
LANES, ChHsaRs, Cashmere dEeosse, .7iepinss,
Apaeea and Orleans Lustres, at various prices, with
complete assortment of
CLOAK AND DRESS GOODS
OF all the new, fashionable, and desirable styles.
Also, Broadeiots, Cassimeres, Satineis, and Pest
ings, fashionable prints, bieaohed' and untieachrd
Domesttcs, &C., together with complete assortment
of small articles and all other kinds Of Dry GoOds
ALso-A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
W. L. GOODS q. GROCERIES,;
CRocKERy, GLASS and HARD WARE;
OIL, PAINTS, and DYE STUFFS,
&c, &c. DC.
II will be their endeavor TO sell the above articles
and all other goods that they have at fir prices,
and to- the perfect satisfaction of their customer
They will be happy TO see the patrons of their
establishment and such others as may favor them
with call, and will be pleased at any time 10 show
any OF their voods TO such wish to examine
HARRIS & FITCH.
Wilmington, Sept. "a. 1874 6wis5
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-10-04

\ Hosiery /; Gloves ; Mite ::
Reticrles ; Purses
Linens ; Lawns I; Nap
kins;
Table Covers I; Linen and
imp. Hdkis.;
Hhife Goods--Laees;
Embroideries; muslin coll
lars
Habits f; Cuffs /; Flounc-,
ings;
Mourning and Buglc col
lars;
With an extensive nssore-
ment of Paris Cords ;
BugIe Gimps
Fancy and Mosaic Gimps;
Princess do
Loop and Bullion Frin.
| ges; a..
lAstracsn do T, GlrdIes;
Bracelets (; AIlple,s; Or
namenis
lMohair Cords aud Bind
ings, &c.
ewislOw 1
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-10-04
MUFFS! MUFFS!

MUFFS, Boas, Fur Skins for trimmings, Fur
'lXl Caps, Hair do, Velvet and Cloth do cheap,
and no Hfistake,a Ut ISAAC CIRCUITS.
APntney gSepts28, 1874. 6
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ONCE MORE.
UMBRELLAS.

A SMALL consignment for sale low by the do1,
IA single. J. STEEN.
Brattleboro, Sept. 90, is4a. s
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Il II
| Cashmere and Grape d,
LANES
Chameleon Brocades;
Chusans +;
Cashmere d'Ecosse I;
Lausanne Cashme.es;
Satin stripe Talma Lus
tres
Ga Tartan Cashmeres
Zenobia Il Arabian Lus
tres
Alpaca and Orleans do
Tartan and satin strip,
Ginghams +;
Alepines; Silk Yelvets /;
Satin a. Velvet Veslings
Rich printed and coloret
Velvets !
Gypsy and fancy Cloak
ings
Gala Plaids +; Grape
Checks
Cashmere, Plaid and 9th,
err ShawIs
Scarfs I; Cravats /; Muf
fieis;
Boston, Angus, ID, 1874
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-10-04
NEW GOODS.

DAxTER, BROTHERS, No. 81 Kilby
lD street, have received by recent arrivals from
EUROPE, large and select variety Of Foreign Geeds
M part as follows
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-10-04
LIVE GEESE FEATHERS.

n G. HALL has just received 500 lbs pure
VI. Northern Live Geese Feathers, 500 lbs. pure
Western do, which he will sell as low as the same
quality can be bought in this vicinity.
Sept IS, 1874. s
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CARPETTNC.

Oh PS. super6ne and , ply Carpeiing, 10
~ ps. Cotton and Hemp CarPeting A large
assortment OF 1uited Riggs, Drugget SC Just
received aud for sale cheap. WM, +. CUNE
BrattlcbOro, Sept. %, 1874. 6
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WANTED,

TN exchange for Goods, tons good four meal
Il Cheese, for which fair market price will be
paid by c. TOWNSLEY 81 SON.
Brattleboro, Sept &c, is44. s
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-10-04

~ An persons indebted for the Phoenix or Adj
yeftisng will please settle for The same within
the present month
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-10-04
PALM LEAF.
LEATHER.

TTNHE subscriber has hand a quantity If Sole
Il Leather, which he will sell cheap. Call and
see. II. +. BAKER
Fayetteville, Sept %, 1874. s
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DOCTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street., well known 70
- the victims Of Syphlitic dseascs the most successful
Psettonsr thai New York can boast n IN .Ss 're.ps1, I'm Of
found at his old Office Dr. Johnson satisfy that
he legally qualified pncse Physc and Surperytha be
q general Physiciansand that b. skill in the tse
and Structure Of the Uretha peeminen My patients
rot only from every part Of the United sates, but ey
sol patients djsccunispsnee quacksry in ioIm
the country whsrs they find physician skilled IL
he treaens Of their disease Every undertake cur
suietqs Ulcer, uroa =. to1y o. u re throat nose PAIN.
y, u, caae curabc Constitutional Wrakness, sometimes
eisa Seminal Weak brought by habit ndulged
by young have paid much attention TO the treatment
malsdy Many an yaiotunat victim q this pnnstnrs
asss Of the limbs and ss OF Ire back confusion Intellect
orgeuDess pdlptaon Of the hea aversion TO society
only symptoms OF this complaint II directions follow
ed guarantee cure Post paid eers, with statsmen case
asas srss ono door ffom Chssham street dI4 insns
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Sales OF Stocks at PhllndeIphia,

FIRST BoARD Dec. ls-$aoOo Texas Treas Notes, is3
1916 10000 do ads 7a3 5000 do s5 7s4 1000 do Ads
5000 DO 7sa 5000 do bs. 1886 5000 do s6. 7si 500
S. 100 shares Girard Bk s6 e5 loO North Am ms
4s Mechanics Blk a43 l7o Wilmington RR, bb 70.
SECOND BOARD Dec IT,. $500 County 6s go, old, s5
l6i Lehigh 6s 49, 36 100 do AS Sc 100 shares vii.
mington ~; 100 do 6ds ~; Bank, Ky, 2ds 30; is
Bank of Penna, 2575.
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GREAT REDUCTION in PRICE.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
THE CHIEF VIRTUES Of the TRIO OPIiEROUS.

Patent Medicated Compound, are =
Its bracng strengthening and clarifying qualities.
2-ls gently stimulating the action Of the skin.
y-s producing and encouraging a reaction ia the bulb
root and particularly the pulp which receives the vessels
and nerve, giving life and vgor to the hair.
4-ls equalising the circulation Of the fluids.
3-u freeing the skin from the effects Of pespiraton scurf
and dandruh, aud disposing the hair TO curl.
And rs frequent use will preserve the hair in beauty and
health, to the latest period Of LIE.
auitous advice given disease coected with the hair
a the Hair Cutting Rooms, lag Broadwsy up stairs Of
Liberty street n30 lmsrc
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
ia M n g q III ID u N IL EN E TT,

N. W. CURNEK FULTON AND NASSAU STHEETSs
morning Of the week-prce TWO cEwTs per cory. County
Subscribers furnished tho for any specific PERIOD
remtsnce in advances No paper sent unless psid adj
tes ocock-price I AND 9qArrxa cErrs per copy-fsr-
nished Country Subscribers ~ % advanea.
sr a. the ssIas nts for any specified psvod:
Csna rsssssssA V sidsss thsx lsssnN D
Lkuus asHDav HEugBrx Fresrtefe9 and R4iaeFe16a IN
ssf7Ss'f2>EE1 ~ UzD ~ Ne1 nefAM
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DIR. SALTER's YOUNG MANS FRIEND,
OR SPECIFIC MIXTURE

CERTAIN, most effectual, and speedy cureThis is
mixture that completely bids defiance disease
invaluable and nnequaed power IL the virus in
most surprising suppessng all the morbid symptoms
dnd irritatons o the disease generally
four hours DR. Saiter experience and obser
on great number OF the coninent and at the
Hospitals Europe and The universal Of this mdicue
is sufficient Of superior efficacy; tbs
most certain and SAFE and the speedy remedy
poyed Tns mixture be ree by the public with the
as beng an sntdoe cI cure
with each bottle Price 81 Wholesale and retail by j. u.
York " ' ND i'm
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MEDICAL GARD.

DOCTOR FAWCETT, Of 1876 Fulton street, New York.
Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons OF London and
edinburgh, and Gaouate Of the Jefferson Medical College Of
Philadelphia, also aunor Of work embracing the following
.ubjects Matrimony, mpotency and Stety, anato
micaly physiological and medically explained with
syphilis, Secondary Spmytoms Gonorhae; Glee Srctures
NOCTURNAL Emissions and all the consequences arising from self
the above diseases at his long esabl Office,
o6 Fulton street. where the forms Of all aec
Of the gsneraye will yield his mode Of
without diet rcse, and without
from excessive INDULGENCE Or from he
will be able the heal and yigor Persons
distance. enclosing 81, can have copy Of the work
All letters be paid and directed to Dr. H Fawcet
lS6 Eulton New York n26 IN
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House or Representatives.

TUESDAY, Dec. IL.
The House was opened by prayer from the Rev.
Mr. Daley, the recently elected chaplain OF the
Methodist congregation, who evlnced his judg-
ment, by condensinR his ideas into a reasonable
space. He is marked with chronological traits OF
genlus that will either be exhibited by his good
sense and eoquence, or our impartial faith IN the
science will be lesseaed.
REVOLUTIONARY CLAIMS.
Ga the motion 0f Mr.. PEYroN, a resolution was
adopted instructlng the Committee on Revolution
AIRY Pensions TO inquire into the expedIency OF
amending the pension law OF 1882, SO as 10 extend
It's provisions to officers and soldiers OF the RsvO-
lutonary war who served less than SIX months, and
also the law OF 1876, TO include widows OF Revo-
luuonary pensioners and soldiers who married
since I796.
A motion was made not to adjourn until after
o'clock each day, which was not sustained, il
being contrary to the order OF the day.
The order OF the day being the calling Of the
States Tor resolutions, it was adopted by decision
Mr.. HALE, ,.of New Hampshire, submitted a reso-
luton, calling upon the Secretary OF the Navy 10
inform the House what contracts have been made
since January, 1910, tor supplying the navy with
pine timber or lumber what prices have been paid,
ETC.; aud II lies over one day under the rule.
THE LATE BANK OF THE UrIIRD STATES
Mr.. REoDiNG, OF New. Hampshire, submitted
resolution, calling upon the Secretary Of the Tree.
sury to report to the House how much money was
paid in each year OF It's existence to members of
Congress, editors OF newspapers and attorneys for
their services-glving the name Of each to whom
payment was made; and also the amount loaned
by the bank to members OF Congress, editors OF
newspapers and attorneys; and the amount paid for
printing, and 10 whom paid.
Objection being made, the resolution was not re-
ceived
PErsIoNs.
Mr. Krse, Of Massachusetts, submitted q resolution
which was adopted, nstrucng the Committee Of Ways
and Means to inquire into the expedency Of reporting
b ior The pay ment OF pensions que to Revolutionary sol
diers under the act Of June, 1917.
FoRr oArsEvooRT.
resolution to sell For Gansevoort and purchase land
at staten Island to complete I've fordcaiions OF New
York Harbor, was referred to Committee vf Finance
TARlrr Is42.
Mr. C. IroeRsoLt kuomi.ted resolution instructins
the Committee OF Ways anu Mems inquire into the tx
psdency Oh modifying the tariff act oi s42 lar AZ re-
ates 10 foreign wines and silks to conflict with ex
sng treaties and also as to the cxpedency Of mpoang
snominal duty on articles now admitted free
Mr.. BLACK, Of Georgia, moved sn amendment to the
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A Is E Il N E n HY's
b q T A MIC AL PILL s

=
ONE box of these invaluable Pills worth all the quack
medicines advertised for certain delicate diseases Let the
unfortunate assured that there exaggeraon
these Pills be speedy and radical for 1onoroea
Glee Irritation Of the Kidneys &c They for several
prescribed by the celebrated Abeethy In all
the above diseases IN the first box usually sufficient
effect in few days In chronic
obstnae glee &c., they equally certain; having cured
hundreds who had taken other medicines for months which
tended destroy the than the disease
They never leave the parts subject the robescme weakness
which frequently after using other medicines They
have unpleasant smell and any taking them
might frequent the refined society without having their
mlsounes suspected They composed entirely Of
BILE ingredient which invjgerse the system generally part
Price dollar The Pills be by mail any part Of
he United States For ae Wholesale and RETAIL by William
Maiden Lane. MD m
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second clause which was adopted striking out the word
noissi and d testing finally on al articles
Mr.. W.. DAVIS, giving notice that he intended to de-
bate the resolution Il lies over under the rule.
,hs modss IL ss Datsn, oes and ior other imnroys.
msnts connectsdwish the National Institute which was
referred.
Mr. DRoMoooLE caused TO be read by the Clerk letter
from Mrs Madison, off ring to Congsss letters and pa
pers President Madison not heretofore
political aud miscellaneous subjec and he submitted
resolution ins'ructiDg tho Committee the Library
take be matter into consideration.
Mr. FIsH desired to amend II by including the unpub-
lished papers Of the late Alexander Hamilton.
Mr. preferred that the resolution should be
he promised the gentleman that he would his pro
position whenever i should be separately presented.
Mr. FnH waived his suggestion,
Aud the resolution OF Mr. Dromgoole was adopted
Mr CALpwELL IN conformity with notice given on 0
previous day Of the session, offered resolution explana
tory OF act making appropriations for the ment
Revolutionary and other pensions Of the United States
for the fiscal year ending the 30h June 1902 which was
twice read and referred to the Committee Revolution
The States were called for resolutions very large
number OF which was presented, on as many different
subjects there are days between this time and the end
OF the session.
to allow The owner Of the hrs nsn;s WeS.tsr 70
change her the "Adels" and of the schoon
er Mary Frances" to the Isabel which was objected
TO by Mr. Schenck. who fnaly withdrew his objection
and the resolution was engrossed for abolition.
The bill to abolish the duty cotton bsggiBg and
gunny cloths read second time and referred.
EXECUTIVE REMOVALS
resolution was presented by Mr.. WHITE, Of Ken
lucky toprevent the President from removing Executive
officers, was referred to Judiciary Committee.
POSTAGE,
Mr.. ScHgNcK introduced bill to reduce the rate of
postage, which was laid over.
ABOLITION SLAVERY.
Mr. GEDDiNas gave notice OF bill to abolish slavery in
the District Of Columbia.
TERRITORY NEBRASKA.
MIR DOUGLASS in pursuance of previous notice. intro
duced bill to establish the Territorial G,vernmfn mt of
Nebraska, which twice read and referred to the
Committee Territories
RAILROAD IRON.
Mr. PHGNIx in pursuance OF previous notice. intro
duced bill providing for the remission of duties rail-
road iron in certain cases, and after brief debate in.
volving the question OF tho tariff in which Messrs Bid
lack c. j. lngersol and Morrss Of Psnnsy lvania and
Holmes Of nth Carolina, took part, the question
was postponed till tomorrow; and the House adjourned.
NAvAL.--The new u. 8 sloop of war st. Mary's,
Commander Saunders, arrived at Norfolk on Sun
day morning, in tow Of the steamer Usceola, from
Washington, which place she left on Friday morn
ing. The new. u. s. sloop Of war Portsmouth,
Commander Montgomery, from Portsmouth, NJ
~ IypA AZ fall
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EXCHANGE HOTEL q EATING SALOON
No. ~ DOCK STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
neb:Snbs rsspsetfal!y nio'm sns it'snSS and ths
blshmsns where they are prepared all times drnsh Din
Lssp y Ordinary Gop 2 YsloeL until M Ehn rS
be amply sspplied from their long sxpenes in The bus
ness, they hope 70 give general satisfaction
They have also fitted number Of airy and we'll ventilated
sleeping !ooms sdordng arriving BY The different ui
oads and steaboa, Opportunity to obtain lodging At all
houn Of the night
Attached 70 the estabhmt extensive sablins for
horses.
The public assured every attsntion will be paid al
The location the immediate vicinity Of the prinei-
pal Banks Railroad and Steamboat landings and opposite the
RICHARD b. JONES'
sis 2tawux DANIEL COPPELL
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TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBlLITATED.
PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE'S HYGEAN

IN all those whers manly vgor impaired where the
mental and physical pf0stsd by unresraned
indulgence Of the PASSIONS particularly by those solitary and
destructive habits Of early YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions
md debility the Hygean Renovsor will be found nfalbe
remedy 1t the organs Of reproduction in both sexes
healthy action, and removes mpouency by inusng
into the step In many instances the effect nstan
ssrlty by restoring healthy uterine action sis
Renovaor with those affections also in Dyspep
sa weakness OF back and ons and affections Of the
Sold only the Importing Aeentso 206 Fulton
-ee New York Price &2 per bottle Of Is ounces. and for
warded 10 all parts of the Union.
NB.--f.nn.eas direetions accompany each bottle.
n12
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M ADAME RESTELL.


E'EdALE PHYSICIAN, Office aad resideuce. l1 Grees
wch ,.sse between Cousndt and Liberty streets, where
she be consulted with the sctst condence on complaints
incident the female frame. - .
Madame ResteI experience and knowledge in the eatmoni
Of obstinate Of female regua " stogpage suppression,
&C. is such require but ,,ys effect perfect
Ladies desiring proper medical attendance dung connemsut
other ndisposton will be accommodated during such fss
with private and respectable board -
Preventive Powders" for married ladies whose decae
precarous health forbids rapid Of family will be
sent by mail TO any part Of the United States Price s. Pa.l
age All et (post paidl addressed TO boz sss New York,
Boston Ofice No. Z Essex street.
IN. B.-Ihese enclosing money need mot pay postage.
m B.-Madams RESTELL would inform ladies' residing
out Of the city whose health would admit Of travelling
would devote her rersonai attendance them in
part Of he United Staes within reasonahe dstancc v29
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PARR'S LIFE PILLS.

PARIS LIFE PILLS.
Mdicns S has been S. Parchas will
duly appointed agents. all Of whom furnished with ce
cine wonosa atrial Of siage boz viii
% .sd osd hs and DO e. AZ Ihd
~ Fsmlj nsss.. from
FSom our agent Jorhe Wesie'n part ef Ney York,
Mesrs. Thomas Robe Co,
GEvrLEMss am requested to state to you, that Mr. W.
essy LIE r stsf Sf
y .ess % mssA t.s n P'%y sss s eli s
ssS S S ys s G oT an" rs %
persee ed in taking them, that has been cured Of the most
obstinate and Onss'dils d',sfSS'clsL sGRlspts sEy
sSsl.1 oa n cGTss f. sseps asGS county
AsLoNsHrNs CURE LIVER COMPLAINT.
es the creates, benefits from the
aso S's q I es. ss For x. % ivy s
have been afflicted with the Liver Complaint, and pains
@ % we is ~ss fsss Sss
os o
than two hous night so completely my system under
Ssa eS o ads'sa
%.dss;s celebrate. for he S the ye 1d With
MT since have been using PARIS LIE Pills have been bet
also sleep good did, and can walk any
Aoy person who doubts these Incorrect by in
curing Of me shall receive more fUsEPH BaRboun
Poplar Lane, above 7h street, Spring}
Garden, Philadelphia. !
FOREIGN merchant. and nlorm,u that PARIS Life
Pills pn up in French German Spanish and Portuguese
wrappers with books and testimonials the language
L. ROBERTS s. Co, Propretors.
d5 lmsrc III Fulton street.
r. X COLLINS CO., q South street, have hand, and
LIZ Offer for sale reasonable TERMS vix.--
TWiNE3-2t0 bales English Seine Herring, Gill Net and
Sail Twne, from 81 to 36lb.
COPPER-200 English Sheahing, comprising
rlete from II to ~
COPPER NAILS-l00 Kegs Comrosition.
FELT50 of the celebrated ioocock Adhesive Felt,
Shsahng Paper for shps bottoms is uf houses &C.
CUTTON DUCK-230 ba es american Pilot Duck, extra
quality, from No 8, manufacpl with the greatest
LElTh CAN vASS-50 bolts, f,oAi No. to3.
HEMP-3OO bales Dew-Rotted-pan Of superior quality,
and well cleaned
WOOL-.ooo lbs American Fleece Wool, washed and
wa.hed.
WHEAT-3e0o bushels prime Illinois.
PyRk--s0n bbls extra clear Pork.
BhANDY-loH " pipes Otard, Dopuy Co.. under Custom
House lock-vintage of 1882.
W,N1Eo baskets Champagne Wine, Of the Grape & An
chor brand in quarts and pints.
POrArOES-2oOo bushels superior Irish and Lancashire
Potatoes, now landing
GUANO-lO0 tons Ichaboe. d5
TRUNK BoAKDs-B00n TE1Kys E0sds ERSoEs, III ~, By
d0ro No. % and 81 Nsssau st,
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ROGERS GYMNASIUM.
Nos. 10. AZ and 10 Canal ssreef

ry,uIs al MIN LsT m ISuMTMr = ss
and evening. for the reception OF pupils All persons Of
sedenary habits should pracse exercises are the
only remedy for contracions Of the Chest the
ordinary results OF constantly bending the and
dying.
Parent. and Guardians Of Boys and AZ interested in
large Gymnasium in Brooklyn AZ No. l65 Fulton street
Gentlemen doing business "a New York, who reside in
purposes of exercise. open day and evening. n22
pOTATOEssoo bushels Lancashire cup potatos Of very
f0s .s' in 0u 70 suit DYIeSt';S55 collins CO. so,,h
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u X d. O 3 s Y :,
OCJJI,IST
sBHQes

OPTICIAN, FROM GERMANY.
respectfully inform, the citizen. Of New York and the
public in general, that he ba located hms THIS ey and
sortment Of spectacies and Ksading Glasses Gold Silver
and Steel Frames He would also remind the public whom
partly known n. annual Al ;i.,. e ssls1OSs Spring;
science he enabled determine the glasse. suitable for
eye Persons with weak eyes be supplied with glasses
new ssys Of Ps;.2se.ys ground sa...:
ground produce the vson and have been highly
mended the best their effects upon the eye for preserving
improving the sight in continued writing and reading
and such have been operated upon fo
superior quality old frames and soc the of all
nj. WiBE, Opt,cIsn,
81 ymsrc l37 Broadway.
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NAvAL.--The new u 8 soop of war st. Mary's,
Commander Saunders, arrived at Norfolk on Sum
day morning, in tow Of the steamer Usceola, from
Washington, which place che left on Friday morn
ing. The new u. s. sloop of war Portsmouth,
Commander Montgomery, from Portsmouth, N
H., arrived at Norfolk on Monday.
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is adopted disease Of Pessares and all other
PAINFUL surgical expedien in the Lyngn Hospitals Of Lon
ao0 ard Pans and univs.ay nm, n EuISp. Sy
aimed BY leading members Of the faculties Of Colleges and
HOSPITALS and by all the eminent private practitioners
Rooms been furnished excluvely for ladies at NO
veey street. having separate entrance from the business %
partnent where lady attendance TO apply
Tvrsses and importers ~ Csursle naferts NIL imvr
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BRONCHITIS
PASTTLLES DE PARIS.

PASTTLLES DE PARIS.
(PARIS LOZENGES.(
sod an soen M
bus Y YSy {, Ss
Eh9sss aoS % by %da% Knssn & b. sna w.
other noted and country
NoTcEThe above medicine has been pTaed under various
article is put up green boxes inscribed with e Of
house in Paris which no one dare imiIster u.zurrJ
GENTLEMEN AND LADIES TAKE CARE
OF YOUR FEET.
- OLD BOSS RICHARDS has set up twenty -
2young men in the Boot and Shoe business in this
ber but his health is so much improved he has open
g Boot and Shoe Store 325 Hudson to the corner
sssy
to prove advantage his sstab over any other
city and that the No s25 side Of Hudson 70 Van.
dam just push the door and nbng in the children
too-Bess the ,hd how lhe the mother. n2o lmSec
GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE,
THE HIGHEST PRICES can b. obtained by Gensemen
Sr tms whe sts desoa' Of converting their LEFT on
2, Gen.sDs1 aaitag d: city or changing ns ri
aS 70 sysags 70 e. %
attend u their residence by appointment;
<ss Broadway. up stairs
prompt sffrniion. di7 I'm tEoD)-re
WUNDhktUL DlsCOvEkY. !.
- change grey hair 70 its original color in few minutes This
s as I aa snS @ Of
great advantage Of identifying the hair without nuring its
Those who doubt its virtues requested their
chang before paying their money f humbugs would
this method there ypuid be no reason to complain
Sold wholesale and retail and applied No. Chatham o..
az lin IN