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D BEDFORD AND CONGRESS- WATER
DEDFORD Water in barrels and half barrels, and
Congress Water in quart and pint bottles this day re-
ceived direct from the respective springs at
GlLMAN'S
may 90 Uate Todd's) Drug Store.
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MARBLE YARD REMOVED.

L
/ HE subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
and the public that he has removed his Marble Yard
to E. next to the corner OF 18th street, where ne VIII
continue to carry his business of marble and free
stone work, tomb stones, and monuments OF all de-
scriptions and will continue to sell for cost all arti-
cles he has on hand.
He will also design original plans for monuments
whenever requested to do so, and execute carving
work Of every description and in the best style
mayl6- 3taw3m Marble Yard cor. 18th s. E. sts
VIZ AUCTION GOODS-.NEW GOODS!
w have Just received fresh supply OF New
Goods from Northern auctions, consisting Of
Ladies' fine cambria Hdkfs
Gentlemens fine cambria Hdkfs
do do thread Gloves, large size
do do cotton do style
Ladies' do Gloves, colored and white
do fancy Silk Shawls and Neck Ties
do do Writing Desks and Dressing Cases
Also, further supply of Clothing for gentlemen,
Coats Pants, and Vests, and lots too numerous to
mention to which we invite the attention Of the citi
zens of the District before purchasing elsewhere, at
the New York Cheap Store,
Penn. av., few doors below Gadsby's Hotel.
NIB. Auction every evening, at early candlelght
june WIN. MARSHALL, Auct'r.
n a MAMMOTH GREEN TURTLE,
L resi- caught will be served up in soup to-day at
IL O'Clock, by P. A. DE SAULES,
At the Post Office Cafe, cor of 7th and SITS.
Hewould take this occasion of informing his friends
and the citizens generally that he furnish families
reasonable TERMS at the shortest notice, with this
dellcacy during the whole season. jel2-
CHEAP TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
n c. BEVERIDGE, Seventh street, between
". Louisiana avenue and ID street, next door to ].
Donohoo's Grocery store, is prepared to make up
clothing of every description in the most modern
style and at the shortest notice. and not surpassed in
workmanship by any establishment in the city. The
following prices have been adopted in order to suit
the times, viz:
Making and Trimming coat in the best style 70 SO
do do do pants 9 90
do do do vests / IS
Making coats, without trimmings 90
do pants do / 25
do vests, do rs
All work warranted to fit in superior style.
N. b. Gentlemen and chdren's clothing cut to or
der in the most fashionable style and SO arranged that
there can be no mistake in making them up.
ap 10
d OWAND'S IMPROVED TONIC MIXTURE
IL warranted perfect and lasting cure for the
FEVER AND .AGUE. For sale by
w. ELIOT s. CO.,
mayI-lm Corner Of + and 18th streets.
~ LOZENGES.
lJR. SHERMAN'S Worm, Cough, and Camphor
Lozenges For sale by w. ELIOT CO.,
! mayl6-2w Corner Of and l2th SIS.
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r NOTICE.
LOST OR MISLAID, certain certificate signed
by Andrew Rothwell, dated Goth November, 1895,
for the purchase of lot No. S. in square 849 in WASH
ington city, at tax sale, made on 18th November,
1885, by said Rothwell, as Collector, application
having been made for the renewal Of the same.
jel4-2taw2w r. MIDDLETON
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
IL large and general assortment of School Books
and school requisites, all Of which have been care
fully selected as regards binding &c., for sale on as
liberal terms as elsewhere in the District, at
GARRET ANDERSON'S,
may 2I-tf Penn. av., btw 18th and 18th streets.
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u JUST RECEIVED.
/ RIME Porto Rico sugar
Do New Orleans sugar
Double and single loaf sugar, best refined
Crushed and powdered do
Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Hyson, and othe r
teas, fresh and of the best quality
Java, Maracaibo Laguayra, and Rio coffee
Fresh lemons, spices, and pepper
Sperm and mould candles
Fresh lard, bacon, and cheese
Family and Other brands Of white wheat flour, to-
gether with complete assortment of goods in his
line which will be sold at the lowest cash prices.
JOHN SEXSMITH,
may Colin between 9th and 10th SITS. Penn av.
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ID ARE CHANCE.-The subscriber having bust
LII ness which demands his absence from the city,
now offers his stock of TOBACCO, SNUFF, and
CIGARS, at cost price. This is rare chance for
those wishing to enter into the business, as he will
sell his stock and fixtures at fair prices
GEO. M. PALMER,
.jel2-1w Penn avenue, A doors east of Sd St
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TN NEW GOODS.
j flE subscriber has just received in addition to
his former stock of Groceries
White Havana, Powdered, Crushed, and Soaf SUI
gars
great variety Of Sauces, viz:
Anchovies, Cavice, John Bulls newly-invented
Beefsteak
Lemon Pickle, Walnut, Mushroom, and Tomato
Catsups
India Soy, Curry Powder, Sardines
French and other Mustards, French Capers and
Olives
Preston's pure Extract Of Lemon
Lemon and Sarsaparilla Strip
And great variety of Sweetmeats and Pickles,
and many good things too numerous to mention.
S. HOLMES,
je 17-3t 7th street.
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+ NEW HAMS
d UST RECEIVED
Sc choice Hams, cured in Irish style, canvassed
go New York sugar, cured do do
40 Cincinnati do do do
The above Hams are in condition to ship to any
part of the United States.
Also on hand so Moore's and Others Hams, Mid
dlngs, &c., and superior article of Dried Beef
8. HOLMES,
je l7-3t 7th street.
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r ROSE WOOD WORK.BOXES.
LADIES' Rose Wood Work Boxes, Gentlemen's
Travelling Cases, Port Folios with or without locks,
Ladies and Gentlemen's Pocket Books. For sale by
WIN. F. BAYLY, Penn. ave.,
mayl6 doors west OF lth st.
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For sale at the Bookstore of r. FARNHAM, corner OF
18th street and Penn Avenue and at the most respect
able Drug Stores in the District where ALSO for sale
separately all the sixteen Standard Preparations
tanned in Dyott's Family Medicine Chest. jel8
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NEN.YoRK
Cash Tailoring Estnh,;s,,u,n,.

14o FrLT0N-sfREET, NEAR BRO ADUAY.
THIS establishment furnished with an entirely ne,s and
splendid Stock Gentlemen about To order the. ,u,sir of
Clothing ior the sson are respectfully invited 10 call and
niuc large and sared assortment Of pr;ng and SKINNER
Goods, which nave been selected with greatest possible care
rs to quality of material AID style Of pat;eraseHbracin-
fines, Frcnc: and Eag.! Cc;i Cashmere. and ytn. TO
ta found at house IN lbs any c,le, rig in tho United
S;aes. The C1;iinc Department vil stu lc CONDUCTED b.
Mr.. Fisher end M ie1ri- Of onr lr. ..5o have n long
and we believe iS-orahy known the customer. Of t hc.
and ila,tef ourselves tint nj! lie =c TO ;uyn.. Gea;i
mems Garments eGua III poa Of ii; and elegance 10
aay other establishment IN his county Europe Ai b.
he:ins strictly the Cash md UnPe zYse y=e a,e en.
be 70 supply i urtcis OF C,:in
ut greatly re:luce! prices. 4. : FISHER Z Co. NJ. Inns
a5- To Temperance FRIENDSHIPS friends of
temperance reminded tat health qaie and CONTEXT ara
found usual IS Barclayt This establishment ha.in:
been refe and pr, complete order all strangers and friends
visiting city or ;Iasiea, say who would ike the
superiority well chosen vsesabe Diet ae respectfully IN
vitej 10 call. al I'M ROSWELL GOSS.
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MARRIED

On Sunday evening 18th inst, 10y the Rev. Mr. Hatfield Mr.
HIRAM MORSE to Miss MARTHA JANE GILMoR, all OF this
City.
In this City Monday. the 18th inst, by the Rev Rot A.
Gum, AMAsA a. MAcwlTnEY, NJ. u. and Hiss HELEN NJ
t.UIS. both OF this Ciy.
According the Of Friends on the 2lst inst Solo
MON JENNEI 10 MARGARET WEBSTER, both OF this C.ty
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School and Miscellaneous Books, &C.
WILLIAM n. CORNWELI,.

50 EecrfT-stTcci, ft7o DOORS trctn PcdTl-S'rtei,
Cs- Offers at LOWEST RATES: School and .;i.ccla
Books Blank Books. Papers tiilis and Stationery
general 70 which he invites The attention %; Merchants.
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CO Hardware, Cutlery, &c.-LEWlS BEEE-
DICT & CO. respectfully inform their friends and the public
generally that they have removed To this CITY, and have taken
the Store 81 Pears;ree toppos,e the earlsirce House,
where they are now opening large and weseected aort
reni of Goods both Foreign and Domestic. to which they
would call The intention of those wishing 10 purchase. np9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-22

THREE LIVES LoSr.-A melancholy accident
took place at the village OF Bath near Kingston u
c. on the evening OF the l0;h inst Several chlldicn
with two Young women went out the bay III
front of the ,lagc, in u small ski, Which by some
means upset and three out of ten were drowned
and had ii been for another boat passing a, The
time. every one oil them would have persisted. The
unfortunate persons drowed were Charlotte Priest,
DAUGHTER OF Mr. Edgar D. Priest, aged about th'r-
teen years, Caroline Lewis, daughter Of The widow
Lewis aged ffieen and child OF John Webster :;
abon, two wears Of age. The two latter were found
under the ski the girl Lewis holding the enid III
her ann. Though they were not over ten MINUTES ,;l
in the water, every effort 10 restore them TO lie
proved TO be unAyulling-
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e Cotton Canvas. COMPRISING HEAVY
SAIL. DUCK. LIGHT KiIENS, for BOAT SAILS
;AlSNIN;.S; a;c Also. HEAVY .TiRr AllIES. PA.
PER FEELINGS, - 80 - GChe- wid. BiGt'St,. PLAN
and iwel. = aad II inch. Asa. Gam and Aiea! Bags
an, bushels For sale iy
BR1NCKEEfIoFF. FOX K Po!HEMI-s.
stiGmt Beaver .fr-st.
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Markets. Carefully reported for TIE Tribune.

TUESDAY. May 81
AsliE-be market rather iinne for Pots the demand
hem. anod The saes o-sy LIS bbl nj - - aud
40 ~ y3t closing the higher rnie al winch holder. nie
steady paarIs are without, change. Sales - bb IA o.
Tie arrivals to-day about 200 bbls. go,
CCIvTN-.Ihe scs yesterday nbou; loco baes and
to-day about the quantity has been sold. here Is no
mnical chnnse but the ogscr grades are heavy ADD
The market eGSy for the buyer. Shippers dc not APP
enf IN nnrket freely, and generally as concession
FLOUR AND SiEAl.-Ihe murket Is without change ana
atber quiet The arrivals ere comparatively small not pToba
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ItROTON WATER PlpES.-'rhc manufacturers having
" pa; operation and greatly improved machine iot
making Lead Pipe invite the attention al water companies and
aer the excellence at their pipes believed To be equal {"
any other known manufacture. Being made by machinery,
perfectly time m Calbrc and uniform ~ Thickness. the bore
completely polished hrOughOut-ee from NIL hnws scales
hcr lmpcrccton and ium the action oite machine
siriiy of the rreaicst possible solty md strength
1t be mnde Of Cnbc, weight per yn'd required
lncth thus offering decided advantages Ia water companies
md Others SAVING the expense u. numerous lolntns,
complete assortment constantly hand aud Tor snt q, tho
Invest market prices, hy JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Sole agents Tor the Manufacturers 81 Na,er-st. n. V
,,fn pt,llu
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IlI ED.

On Tuesday morning May 81 GEORGE s son of George II
and iiary Cook, aged years and months
The friends ana acquaintance of the im!ly are respectfully
invited Ia attend the funeral al o'clock tins uy MAY ~ at
rs Hudson street neNr King HIS remains will taken To
WiIamsburch, L." |. IN lnterment.
GA TUESDAY morning. 2lst Inst. aged 80, MARGARET Ma
TiLp, wife OF Russell dart Ond eldest daughter OF Peter H.
Scienck.
Tho friends of Russell Dart and Peter H. Scheuck respect
fuy invited attend her funeral Thursday afternoon
O'Clock, from her late residence No lO6 Houston street with,
uut farther invitation.
IN ue.,lay 2lst inst in the 9Th year Of his age. JAMES
CHURCH. at the residence OF iiis son IN law Sem. inie
The will be conveyed 30 the Country iU uiefmen
CAEoLiNE X wife OF Isaac Johnson
Tie md relatives o the family ana nj her brother
uyd b. Ogden requested 10 ATTEND her i9usil "a Wed
ne,lny the I'D instant. al Z pns;l ocock T. NJ from sr
late residence No s. Warren street. w,kout lItef nvaton
Passengers Arrived.
In he Paesd slp Garriek. f;om L,rerpo91;;Mf Gil
md lady Toronto Z; Nix Kirkland oi lnmien; ia
,corse, E,Q, Grumpy; Esq Il lbbots9n, ESQ Samuel
stretch aux! servant Of tlicigan J. scolleld Eng Moore
wood, o.: jerome and lady Of Conn: AS Sarah \
Wet o New York Miss Ann Charlton OF Allchisan-ao
siecrn:e, 49,. At,
steward, children and servant Mr. Howard and two chilli
II he bts Pitncq from SaeanaasSS, Scar i iel.,
nn Mrs Hastings. Als Harris and two children Mr. bhi"i
md three children Mr. Muntnrd W Curtis, lady ard nnr
children Wheaton, Porter Mrs Caro-! and child Capt
i kice \ Doughty.
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DS- The Ate rtion OF Gentlemen requested 10 the
elegant extra light Black Beavers for Spring and summer FUR
n.shed By esubscnber. AhllDON; Fashionable HITTER.
rnln 2xr>k Nnll
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IL j. w. Dodge, Artist
No. i62 Broomie-St. nenr broadway. III

Lc5- Sons OF Tcmperancc-ASiiLA DiNl-
SION, No. H. :. of TThe members OF this Division par
iiclary requested TO he punctual their Attendance this
"wednesday evening their Hail. corner OF Hudson and
Grove business of Importance will he transacted and that
those who have changed their residence may have them
ranged tie Constitution. Brothers, one and MI attend.
5. w. CRONk, w.
wv N,TcrFrI It.
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real head Of ar that sccpcS aud connoSer have pronounc
the percC; and extraordinary invention of the
The great advantage ut this novel and unique Wig Is n,
made without sewing weaving winch causes II, apper-
Closely 10 nle the natural both
md general appearance defy detection. texture. BEN:
beautiful puU; ind Tree that all u persp,r
ton evaporation X uniHpeOed and tine eyi other
WIGS entirely avoided lie ceptc and cuano.Sseg. are alike
invited To- inspect this novel Hti beautiful Wig and the p,
culur method of lifting the head the manufacturers A
Z. BARRY, li6 Broadway 0l Liberty street. up stairs
nj Inns
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bly, averaging ore 5000 bills per DAY The demand mode
I'm h,snshn anf Ohio at az F Fury banGs range
le aihc but we hear Of saes Holders OF Southern H-c
e' Fery tlfI the INQUIRY byg limited. The TauSc. SIS
-, coNeS bthnuyvne, Georgetown, Richmond Country,
heSnndria. &C. Richmond City /, nouinay 90 Saes
fancy Georgetown at I2s 3 Rye Flour IS doll nj l5
10 arrive benz more free Meal 2 -. with moderate
- cs OF jersey. ship Stuff continue plenty md the
ihe IS 1noht cents Bag Neal 81 IOJc-pieniy and dull
hhNtN NO " neat IN market. and orders which
We're mere nave been sent South be filed Corn good
supply ma me demand 4; - cents weight fan Sales s
bushels North Carolina for dsilne nj T. &c so r
N.Jtern ~ y Gc partly damaged and 200 Delaware At y
&c measure. Rye dull although moi pIenT SnIss Ism
nNt' ~ tc delivered Oats ,nir demand ht me-;
ven NM S'Ics lplNJ bushels within day or two a, go r
Sana we quote u 3sc for River and Canal No Barley
WHiSKY-The arrivals or bb are not large bu the ,,j,e
~ not very irri Small sas Western. some 100 bbl n e
go. Drudge Is stead: NJ 90. rith fair sales
lEAD-le notice sales 600 pigs Missouri nj &, c,sb
wv IA .-BDN E-here haze been sales Of COO iy North
VIZ, n o. cash. and eV do South Sea 30c. cash
HAl-1be shipping qualities only in moderate lcnnnd
and We notice sales 400 800 baes al 35c For civ nsa s
are making nj 30 to50c. ' w. '''
TALLOW-A sale of3O 900 lbs prime Rendere,; b,, leon
made at cents There considerable aow ofa Door n,,n
iy n market, but not much prime.
IOBACCO.-Atn auction, IS htds. Kentucky m unmar
cinnabe at . s. average 2, mos aud . hld oart
inferior new al 50 nj I5 average 264 mos ''''
lNlSONS.-Pork continues 10 dronp and Primo ,s az
teed freely 90 al which about C0 hb have ian For
es, Is aiher ner than Prime. and Cannot IL. bsd ao,S
SEQ, at which some go to 900 bb sold Reef remains
very inactive and city inspection Offered! ri y and D,
without >aes Of Importance. Country nspernn co.nof l-
had any lower. FoT Lard there moi mich luGurv neS
20 halt bh at6c; and lOo bbis. 80: per cw Picked
Meats very dull. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-22

DEATH OF AuNER ROGERS, ,IE.-This extraor-
binary man and State Prison convict who killed
Mr.. Lincoln, late Warden Of the State Prison,
Immediately after evening prayers on Friday last
in tho Worcester Hospital! where he was recently
sent by the Supreme Court, suddenly sprang and
leaped through the window, breaking sash and
glass, and falling some fifteen feet upon an arch.
He was taken up senseless, lived until yesterday
morning, when nc expired. Boston Trans.
- The J. NJ. White, which left this port on The
20t ult. for New Orleans. back here yesterday,
having been only 9 days absent. The trip down was
made in 3 days l6 hours--thai up in 3duys 23honrs
the latter being The quickest trip ever made. The
distance by river from New Orleans to ST. Louis is
over eleven hundred miles, and the average current
lthe Mississippi is computed at three and half
miles per hour. 81. Louis Gaz.
STEAMER EMERALD SUNK.-Thc Emerald left
New-Yolk, as usual, on Sunday morning, at
o'clock At IL o'clock, off West Point, the
crank broke, and the boat directly hoatcd upon
the rocks, filled. and in twenty minutes sunk in
deep water. The few passengers were taken of
by boats from the shore, and landed safely, with
a part of their baggage. The remainder of their
baggage and the freight went down with the boat.
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" Beware OF The cold followed by proracta cough am
irritation about the lungs md ;rhtncss of he chest nnd ",
The only remedy That will at relieve .wchs Dr. La.r
Ex,rac; oi Lungwort. al p C0uftlanistreet.
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g. \ DISGUSTING Man AND WOMAN arc they who have
little honest regard for themselves to continually have
sosc nasty erupion puppies and botcc their faces and
neck fact to have Disagreement or bad d:cOore
skin when cake OF the famous Jones Italian Chemical
Soap would Civ them good healthy clear complexion. und
free them from any eruption. inc botch. irec burn
tan cure nlisGutO bed bug :npper. &C. IL sold tor 80
cake. nj the sign Of the American Eagle 81 Claihar
- or 23 BoHiHay y. Y cr 1:9 Fulton i HrOokyH Mind
is sold no where else in Ncw.York renune-take care
you Il be cheated with swinleS counterfeit M 2tcod
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SaTDs's SARsAPARILLA.-rhe remarkable ransrnutaton
winch 1000 unGc:o ~ the human stomach. hive long en-
gagged the attention OF the chemist Some ago. Pans
very interesting experiments relation
digestive powers b. introducing kinds food into the
stomach Of boy, through liberated opening rol,n,n
eating herewith From the observations made scale was
formed. showing the facility w which different kinds OF mn
tlIment are dissolved the stomach md may he found
the Journal OF the Academy OF Science Il BE- regretted
thnt the operation OF medicinal substances coud not tested
III the We hHvc however ncnnestble evidence
Of the sau'ary Influence OF at least medical pcparuo
upon these organs and the tud they immc
date aud general effects Sands nrsnpnra that pcr-
ton IL ut once restores and visnr the stomach and
SecretorY causing them pore healthy nnierins
iu blood rengyacS tie whole system. and endcnieS not OILY
Scroiua and the Whole re oi diseases. bui nil that
spnng from imperfect nr ciun and rpUriy ufila blood
Pamphlet, with iu particulars certificates &c can he had
gratis the l'roprIeiOr and their Agents.
Prepared aud sold Wholesale and reiai by 4 r. 4 ~
SANDS wholesale druggists q Fulton-.irce,. " Y Sold
also at 20 Broadway; a East i'rouSay; and by Druggists
generally throughout TIE United States
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FEMALES. OF COMMON CHALK BewARE-T!ie Spanish
Lily White for making laies' cheeks fine niabaeT white.
This IS different from common chak-we warrant Il not to N
re sob! at The OF the American Eagle 81 Chaamst
.rJ2 lirnnhNNnN n. Y MlsLl ltrnd
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e de-. iIeI:x t:onran.:.s ponare sn.,ti,e w:i

FtI:N tsFlliFTii'i HN:1NEc -WIJIi.e v.ll
implicitly and pcrnunang eradicate upeiuou- human h,
from females upper lpS the hair cnnceng broad tad cc
waited forehead the stubborn beard OF man any Kind of super
nnis a lie sure Ia gi he genuine Al the original uice 81
Walker street. door from Broadway.
Fl per bottle directions French ami English.
Asenls-Gurtirc, MaiIen lane. Albany. NyeTg New LA
ven: Brown. q Chenu street. Philadelphia. jordan Milk
It. Boston; Gray PouslscepsIc; Green. Worcester: Cnre
ton Lowell: &. Dyer II Providence: lIahevsnn Norwich
TonScy. Rochester. y. y. ;u!i. BANGOR White Calais
Can he uni tested before buying. Proof positive and
.nln
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RT.CALENDAR TINS Day
CiScuIT ConRr.-Nos. 5. l, II. 50, 4, G, 90, Sc,
40, AZ, ii, IS, 10, Is, 40, rs, 81, ., "a.
o, COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. 8, II, l3 Is, Is, 60 90 4,
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IL LoSGTEY's WESTERN I:pikN PAH,crAwill cure any
o the following complaints pas taken for H. Mt No n
COuTtland street. Asthma, Liver Complaint Dyeasin
Indigestion. Bilious Distinctions &c.
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TO MARRIED LADIES.
JUST PUBLISHED,
4 D Y C E TO MO HERS.
OS THE MANAGEMENT OF THEIR OFFSPRING, DUR
ING THE PERIODS or INFANCY.
CHii pHoOD AID iOUTH.
DY PYE HENRY CHAVASSE. NJ. D.
Member 81 the College oi Surgeons london.
One volume. lslo uniform, with Advice 70 Wives, by the
author. - cents paper 81 cents. cloth.
Al that aaye attempted - have written useful advice
clear style. stripped OF ali echucntics which mothers al
ever may understand Extract from Preface.
u. ArPLErON y co. Publishers, 20 Broadway.
d. \. X to. have recently published
WOMAN'S WORTH,
Or, HtSrs TO RAISE THE FEMALE CHARACTER.
Is an En:sh Lady. with recommendation preface Icy En-
us Marshall vo iSmo paper covers D ct cloth 8
Fifteen hundred copies Of this sensible work have
been sold within month.
RECORDS OF THE HEART.
By SARAH ASS LEWIS. OF Troy.
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chants the heart orrowi emotions IN language of sweetness.
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