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List of Jurors.
For January Term, ls45'
Grand Jur rs.

Bloom-Calcb Barton, Peter Mensch George W
Abbott
Bncrcrcek-D. A Bowman
Cattawissa- Joseph Brobst
Dery--W lam Hendershott, Thomas More
head, Michael Snyder, Enos Miller, Robert NJ
Keo
Franklin--Jacob Shultz, Samuel Shick
Greenwood-Ddniel Fox
Liberty John Hopper
Mahoning-E Edward Morrison, T.. Hubbard,
Scwo Gibbs, David Roberts
Monteur-Stephen lazarus, John Fry
Madison-Charles Carnahan, John Moore
Roaring creek-Reuben Farngcr, Amzl Blown
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NEW YORK s. PHILADEL-
PHIA FASHIONS,

with which he is prepared 10 do work Fashionable
and neat, and will guarantee good fit at all times
for any one who may favor him with a call.
His shop is at the old stand occupied by him
for number of years-And the latch string will
be found out at all times. AS to prices he wishes
to be understood that he intends to do work as low
as any OF his neighbors and as usual, all kinds of
country produce taken in exchange for work done
at his shop.
BERNARD RUPERT.
Bloumsburg, October ~, ls44-25.
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now occupied as a dwelling house, with
he appurtenances.
Seized taken in execution, and to be sold
as The property of William Kelly.
ALSO,
A certain lot of gronnd situate. IN the
yillage of OrangevIle, containing one hall
an acre. wheieon is erected two FRAM +
HOUSES and one FRAME STABLE
living on main street, uumberedin the plan
of said town, and adjoining lands Of lsa3r
Kline and others.
Seized taken in execution and 10 be sole
as the properly Of Charles M'Pherson-
IRAN DERR, Sheriff.
SHERITF's OFFICE, Danvile,
Dee 26, 1914
ALSO,
By virtue of levari facia 10 me directed
will oe exposed 10 public sale a, the SANE
lime and place.
A certain one story and half planl
house, situate in the township Of Hemlock
Columbia county, Oh The southern side o
rhe road leading from Bloom, TO Jersey
town, near The Buckhorn tavern, containing
lweniy feet in front, on the road side afore
said, twenty five fee, in depth, and the 10
or piece oi ground & cur,iledge apperlenar
TO the said building, bounded on the ives
by lot Of Daniel iNegharI,son tie sout
ny lands o. John McReynode, and the ea'
nv land or Vaniah Rees.
Sized taken in execution and TO be sol
as ihe property of John Wilson
IRAN DERR, Sheriff
SHERIFF's OFFICE, DanvilIe,
Dec, 26, 1914.
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ADMINISTRATORS s NOTICE

EH0te 0J FH'Fp D0dder, luEe q UT0"s
iO,CnShip, deceased.
NOTlCE Is hereby given that letters Of adm'
" istratlon, on the above mentioned estate,hl
been granted to the subscriber residing in %
township Of Orange. All persons indebted to u
said estate are hereby notified to mako immcdI'.
payment, and those having claims are requested
present them properly authenticated for scttrmc
before the first of November next.
JOHN PARKS, Adm
Orange tp. Sept. Z, ls44-.20.
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SURVEYING COMPASSES
ESEOOBaRSE RSEsgsR':Sg', G,
MARBLE YARD.

The subscribers have established al the
above place, a new Marble TARD,
and will always be ready, at the shortest
notice. to furnish to order,
MCNUMENTS, TOMB Tables,
TOMB STONES, HEARTH
J4MBS, 1.3NIL ES. P.4INT
STONES, MULLERS, &c.
or any other work in their line. They are
also prepared to iurnis WINDOW CAPS
and SILLS, DOOR SILLS and STEPS,
&c either of Ma. Bile, Lime or any kind Of
stone that can be procured in this vicinity.
~ Having had considerable experience
in the business, they pledge their work 10
be executed in as handsome a style as can
be furnished from any yard either in the
cily or country; and on as reasonable terms.
ARMSTRONG q HUGHES.
Bloomsburg, Nov. 3, 1913. ly-2s
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chbe repealed,

Win YOU lake PinOh Of cuff Mr. sprig
giDsf'
No ! lhsnk you; il my nose lttteeu
Intended for q dust hole il would have bean
TUNED he other eide up
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THE MORMON CHARTER.

bill has been introduce into The Illinois
House of Representatives, repeating uucon.
di'ienalIy the whole of the Mormon
chatters, and referred 10 the Committee or
the Judiciary by vote of l0s yeas to A
nays, two Of the four voting in the negative
were Mormon representatives. The
Springfield correspondent of The ST.. Louis
Republican expresses the opinion that the
chbe repealed,
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CLOCK s. WATCH
MAKING.
Clocks g. watches
REPAIRING & CLEANING

of the best quality, can be had at his establishment
on very reasonable term.
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Chair ManufaCtory,
CHAIR MANUFACTURING

THE subscriber continues 10 carry o
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The high merit of Graham's magazine considere
the publisher 1atters himself thatth the following lib
eral terms will uce.thousands to subscribe.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-23
POLITICAL.
. MIR, SHADES SIP EECH.
Continual

come now to the purpose Of the annexation
movement. From its commencement TO this hour,
il has obeyed single impulse--lhat OF deiermin-
alton 10 sustain The siaue potcer OF this will as
briefly ms possible, present the evidence.
BY the Constitution Of Mexico adopted in 1924,
il whs declared that no person should thereafter
abe born, or introduced as a slave into the Next
lean nation" The abolition of slavery thus made
prospective only, was rendered absolute and COM
plete on the 18th OF September lS29-the ami
versary of Mexican Independence. d,
The abolition of slavery ia Mexico brought in
contact with the South, another frontier OF tree-
dom. How should that frontier with all its anti.
slavery influence be removed? aud how should
the barrier 10 emigration with slaves, be thrown
down? were questions which came 10 aghate
extensively, the Southern mind. .4nnerdtion
furnished lie answer. And IL furnished an an
swer 10 another queslion-where shall be found
territory for The manufacture Of SLAVE SiaissyJor
this Union.
Thomas II. Benton, United States Senator from
Missouri, participated in the discussion of the
subject; and in series Of essays, under the sig
nature of "Americanus," published at 81. LOUIS,
urged the importance of the acquisition OF Texas,
expressly on the ground Of the space and adyan-
tages which the country would afford for "the
future existence Of siape saies, mine Of which,
he sad might DO formed from II, "as large as
Kentucky" The juxtaposition with the slave
holding states of nonslaveholding Empire was
also urged by him as motive for ,he acquisition.
These essays, to use the language Of q south Car
ona paper Of that date, "operaled ppon the pub,
lilo mind in the West, with electrical force and
rapidly" The whole South was moved oy mo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-23
No. III.
BACHELORS RETREAT, I
Canaan Cornsr, W. (

MEssRs. EDIToRs,-You remember that
promised reply to the little damsel, who was SO
inquislve about the causes of my celibacy. IL
was n saucy question, just such one as | might
have expected fiom one Of her age and sea, with
no sense of proprety, and have since been more
than half sorry, that ever condescended to no.
lice il. am not SO simple os not TO know that il
was put in malice prepense,' and was intended as
a poser and cannot say that It's object has not
been pretty successfully accomplished. For how
to answer ii, aud not compromise my gaantry, or
else infringe upon The truth, confess | am at an
utter loss 10 discover. Shall take refuge under
the double eniendre, that my single state is solely
owing TO my inability TO find better half" and
leave her ladyshp TO construe me literally, or fig
uralively, as she pleases. Shall defend myself
by the equvocal ayowal, that am unmatched, be-
cause, in truth, 1 am malchiess, Providence not
having vouchsafed female counterpart? shall
| attempt the ambiguous plea, that have never
been suitor, BECAUSE forsooih, have never neen
suited? But my gallaniry, upon when no knighl
of olden time ever more proudly or win better
reason plumed himself forbids me to answer yea
to any Of these. Shall then roundy assert, that
have never been engaged, because have never
been sufficiently engaging Shall aver that
never paid my addresses because had not the ad'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-23
IMpROMPTU.

ByA WING OF NORTH CAROLINA.
In ancient fable, it is said,
That gazing on Medusa's head
Would change the gazer, blood and bone,
Into a mass of solid stone;
Looking at TYLER's head, they say,
Turns the beholders all to CLAY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-23
POETRY,
From Bcntley's [Londonl Miscellany.
SONG,

SONG,
pYA MEMBER OF THE srATiiTtcAL SOCIETY.
It's As days since parting,
Which took place at lOh 6m. z. NJ,
Tho cab No. 90 was starting,
When you gave mo kisses, my gem!
ofthose same as days, 10
Have been fine, aud all drenching tho rest,
Aud the wind since tho 18th has voor'd
Between N. and NE. and NV.
NV Thermometer show'd me day
81 degrees Fahrenheit,
About 24' Reaumuf)-thoy say
II was down 10 IL one night.
Now As days, my dear, just
Make 1880 good hours;
Take 10 off for sleep, and trust
You know less won't revive our young poweraj
Who arc scarcely past 90, at bost-
(For Old folk, they say, e are penty,)-
Well, deducting those hours for rest,
There remain 100
And, allowing thought Of your form
Only times 'twiNt each hours chimes,
Why, thought of it, heaving and warm,
Just 5000 times.
Then remember youi lover, though he
Woos in NUMBERS of quite a new fashion,
oh, he's cpherng mad, and you see
Twas your FORM that made FIGURES ms passion !!
18th June, le43.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-23
For the Waterman and Journal.

Cit. Are you a married man, a bachelor
China. Wisely say am bachelor.
Cit That's much say, they fools who marry.
JULIUs ChsAR--Acr M SCENE 3.
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HALoTEDS (PATENTED) EXERCISING
CHAIRS.

EOR'SALE 455 BROADWAY AND 20 NASSAU ST.
L MR.. HALSTED has certificates from number Of our
Of sedentary hab especially those suffering from
dyspepsia Two three Of these certificates suhloined lie
has Others Of similar enor from D Bedford smith, Francis
Garvin, Gilman, Doane Parker Beck and peunon o ,e
have seen the "Chair invendby Mr. Oliver alsted hch
appears be admirable substitute for horseback
ce which N is motion y most resembles. Il ha. hnwevsr
Of the arms and chest appear 70 me that Will be hghy
useful many Of OF the digestive and Of
the uterine also, that 1t will be valuable acquisition
X. WATTS, Jr, M. D..
Prof Anat. in College Of Phys lana and Surgeons.
The Exercise Chair invented by Mr. " sisad apleafs 70
to be admirably calculated 70 supply E place horseback
exercise when that mpracucable, with the additional ad
vantage OF giving much the muscles of the
and chest cannot therefore, too highly recommend 10
many chrome deases bat ESPECIALLY Of dyspsp
and sluggish OF the digestive aud uterine unctions
pd Of such other disorders :Pn.g from ,eden!s has,n
Sv., ~, :, ,o., JAS A. wAsHiNIoN, M. y.
Having requested examine the Ex4cisng Chair in
vented by Mr. Halsted would that believe emnenty
calculated to the purpose for which Designed by
the inventor While gives TO the muscles Of the arms and
chest that kind of active exercise produced by rowing and
Of the dumb BELLS simultaneously communicates To the
Thoracc Abdominal and Pelvic Vscera that passive motion
oeen found so beneficial IN many affections those organs
the advantage horseback exercise o being az
hand less expensive capable OF being used Ia all
unnng away To students OF sedentary habto
nvads and those suffering undea variety of CHRONIC ahec
tons especially TORPID and constpaied condition Of the bow
els believe the Exercising Chair will be found valuable
WILLIAM T. BUEL, NJ. D.
The improvement made in the chairs within few days past,
such free them entirely from noise They can be used
worked by chid-and occupy than common
chair. H2wsm
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MADAME kESIELL

WhDAWE HE'S EIIL.
tfEMALE PHYSICIAN, Office and residence, fs Crecu-
wch teet, between Coursndt and Liberty Streets where
she can b. consulted with the strctes confidence
incident to the female franz
Madame Rese expereuce and kn swedee in the ire
Of obstinate of female fy, soppsge
Gc Is such require but a. ys to effect perfect
Ladies desiring proper medical attendance during
or other ndposton will be accommodated during such time.
with private and respectable board.
Preventive Powders" for married ladies' whose decate q,
precarious health forbids pd family will De
sent by mail tosmy OF the United States Price SIS Pack
age Al letters (post pad addressed boz ass New or
Boston Office, No. Essex street
N. B.-Madame RESTELL would inform ladies' residing
out Of the city whose health would OF travelling
that she wouid devote her personal attendance them
part Of tie United States within reasonable distance ye
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~ lie NERVOUS AND DEBlLIIATED.
PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE'S IIYGEAN
RIsNIVA TnD

al those where manly ygor s impared whore Oh.
mental Ad physical powers prostred by
lnsene ~ the p,asoas particularly by those solitary and
h.p'1 ~ early youth inducing nocturnal emissions
the hygrm Henoyaor will be found an nfaIlibr
Ms..or. We orgina Of vproducon both sexes 10
heFp Muohs ahd frnOves mpOtrucY bv iniIIs,uY ,,ev
snsky n' e stem ia many the effect il nsian
tarus ~ ,rsef sls 70 cure chronic gleets whites And
en,y ny restoring healthy uterine action REFER
~ & ssen Y !, inwY pAysclans who have prescribed the
weakness o the back and ons aud aI.coas ~ e ~
ofs 1s so,d Qnly & the Importing AgensV aos Eu,oy
49,. sw fo,s r,s. ~ gst BOTH. of % ounc.s and fof
hb-fswrrs di~eiens sescmrsny cash sc,,ls sls ,rsw
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
u M II q u II ID n NJ u n NJ n Tr m NJ,

NV CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS.
IHE NEW, York HEnALp-A Daily Paper, issued every
mcrnlnf Of the wee-pnce clsrs per copy Country
Supscnbes furnished at the rate, for any specific period
vance. " - ' P''" w aos
The WEEKLY HERALp-Issued on Saturday morning A
tan e'clock-prce QUARTER cENrs rer copv-ss
nshed TO Country Subscribers at 80 S IN advance
or AZ ths same rate for any specified p~od - ~e'
ConssyroSDssIs ere rssusspd 70 sddr.s sir essrr =
ssss. ,sss,s ssssy rcrprs' ssA kases-ss1 Il
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Medical Aid.

nR GR.GUtl, Gold street, his post ussal day
~ and night aeviatng the mental Is well bodily suarngs
Of those who be unfortunate to need his friendly
malad-s called private" the Doctor has published treatise
called The Hubicon" in which he shows how the
forms be prevented well cured an
the method Of sgainng well retaining MANLY VIC
OR; that portion OF the work Impotence sexual
debility also the chapters on certain habit Of yonhfa m.
complaints incident the tender will b. found friendly
yet sAent monitor As it the various forms and syp.
ngwhetr the throat or bones be ulceraled orhowsyer
complicated dic may belts instructions
ample and for Of the disease and restoration
OF constitution.
The chapter OF immense importance those
who formerly been afflicted and perhaps indierery Or
be only half cured IL well that Structure the
Of the disease hen badly treated
when disease suffered remain long without being
curt ierrnce circumstances that many peo-
s bnp rsnsd By r-rss, q ,s Le volume here al
ready aud Is sold az Ly cents u w be mail any dis
anee postage paid thu receipt Of 81 which also be
Tree ofpostage and addressed 10
DOCTOR GREGORY,
sls lmsrc CO Gold STREET, New York.
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AkTlElCLAL TEETH.

A. LEVETT, Dentist, the introducer Of inserting inc0
M ruptbe Teeth the principle OF atmospheric pressure al
lowed he the dentistry intro
duced strangers the public general his
method which will be found greatly superior ANY
great and comort CLEANLINESS durability &c 10
necessity Of stumps Of teeth and retains the
mouth healthy The testimonials from the
authorities, will those requiring artificial teeth,
those have had them unskully the appet and
satisfactory results. nj. LEVETT, Dentist,
81 m re 260 Broadway, Warren 81.
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hULL'S aMnSSES. .,s

NOTICE to RUPTCRED FEhSONS
DERSONS afflicted with Ruptnes rly the best IN
svnsnt aid the world ahorda on application A. The Ohoe
No. Vesey either Of the Agents IN the principal
the United States BE careful 10 examine the Iact
pad OF us Iusses II they endorssd by Dr. Hull
in writing None genuine, 10 be relied upon a. good
without hrs signature. .r,,,
Many persons undertaken ve,d limitations Of Hull,
celebrated TusSes and thousands imposed conse
Quence These limitations be relied they madf
BY unslfu mechanics, and better than the ordinary
Trusses.
Rooms have bern fitted mp at vesey street, exclusively
for ladies' having from the business depart
where lrmae constant attendance W wait upol
eunsie uase
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MEDICAL. CARR

MEDICAL CARD
DOCTOh FAWCETT, Of 1856 Fulton street. New York
Member Of the Royal Ceess q Surgeons OF Lcpdo.
psaepha asc satnoI Of work embracing the following
mcaiiy and medically explained. with
Syrnls Secondary spmytoms Gonorrhse; 0eet scture.
Nocurnai Emlssons and all the consequences from sell
pollution Doctor Fawcet continues his
on The aforementioned Diseases his long established
~ street. where the aggravated forms Of all aiec-
uons o the senerative will yield his mode Of
met without restraint in diet rcise and without
cu Even when the procrsatve energies become torpid
from excessive indulgence, he
WI be able TO restore the parts health vgor Persons
detance enclosing 81, can have a copy Of the work.
All letters must be post paid SIS Im.nc
VENEREAL DISEASE CURED.
A ABERNETHYS OTANICAL PILLS having stood ,he
test 0i time dnd experience recommended the
diecua and speedy remedy for Gonorhs elects all urh
.snd They are axsa withou. confinement from bu.nesa
nE With the stomach thus enabling the patients curs
selves They give tone and the generstive organs
rsrsly 4 ever Experienced from the Of other medicines They
uave performed extraordinary chronic dschargss
obstinate slssts sc after the failure Of all other remedies
full directions. Sold only hv VIM. WATSON
Apothecares' Hall, 36 Catherine street
And OLCOTT, MckESSON < CO.,
$50 lm~m 127 Maiden Lane
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SANDS'S SAksAPAklLLA
diseases arising from an impure state Of the blood Or
esbi, SI,t t9i,t ?l the system, .n,, VIZ , j
'1E;: xlss 5s s;; n'is:.' sss sses: s.ss:;
% sssls sss $s.s ny:. ss sas s, Bsss: Bs:
ora 90 J.i1.s, st,.StSrn Ulcers, sypliiss syS
GriS.ins from, inaasioas use d
Sssss ~ ;iss ispssdsnss M \ Kye e.
.aLss. Chbenie Consti,l t,
BE- rsmored BY this
vltsto is careful r~usa Comment sueh evidence is
necessary.
Ms.ss sAsDs5Gsn,s-I consider il but Of justice
o. hs,s received s Of obstinate ULssa
attended rshsen months by regular and skilfuI ply
nelan assisted by the advice and counsel of Of
methods sf sssns cancer ,a Sss we're r.ored
= s si s. ssy u s T
b.s.! dc ulcer =: i:
,s'a .aa boss
ceiling W.. i.D,dy getting almost dsspsirsd Of
~ ssnoas .sasoais. ssd ss1iise.,.. ef cur. BY tn.
sAyDss sAnsArARLLA,' in casss similar to my own,
{. sTi:; ny s S:ss % rss psdus Tss
my % d s1,y M .ss
~ i now over eleven months since the cure was COM
e! =: sy ;'!;' s'ssss' q ssy GI
nnS during ie sms .oas using e. 's",' or hare mss
rnes Please excuse this long deferred acknowledg.
a cured me- with thc blessing Of Divine Providence When
9thng else could and feel myself under lasting
ss; s::f w, s.a s q aSss %s.'
and many other things "a reference % the case.
as Sullivan street. scri door 70 the Methodist Church.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence of its sup
gratis
frsgarcd and sold. wholesale and retail. bv
-. a. u. 4 u. SANDS Druggists,
. =, rnnnn street T3 Broadway, II Last Broadway.
sold also by Druggists generally broughout the United
states rnee ~ Isr bottle ain bof,lss Tor 81.
fus ~ N. dlen,t oiass II dsssscs 70 which
INA 80 bs~ - eshS sn imsm
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TO MARRIED LADIES.


MADAME REsTEI I.s PREVENTIVE POWDERS,
These Invaluable Powdc have been universally adopted
IN Europe, but France particular upwards Of thirty
as well a. by thousands IN tins being the only mild,
sale and ecac,ous remedy for married ladies whose hsah for
The resM Of their adoytcn the happiness the hea nay
often The ie Of many aiectonate aud fond mother
too vast % touch within the limits of
results which Affect not only the present well being OF pant
known that the amIe. Of the married often beyond
the hsppness OF those who them birth would dicae In
how does he hard working father and more
espec.sy the mother Of poor family nain slaves hrough
70 ye and living but to toll when they might have enjoyed
comfort and comparative aiuence, and il and toll
% wegnea down The spirit and az last broken ts health Of tho
tuous Intentions her fahers-s Offspring frsm becoming
degraded objects OF charity poiga OF yen
thouEh competence ana plenty smile how osn ass
are the days of the knd husband aud father einbered
non of his bosom she had ach are Of dirty
last sinking ino premature sryewh the csstaa pros
pect OF hmsef being early b~ Of the partner Joys
sorow and his young and helpless chd Of those deang
Rsow not unireqgenty time when least suppon
NE hearrendng aiction Is il desirable hen-,s il mor,I
for parents T. increase teir families regardless
TO themselves, the well being oil their offspring when 4 .
The advertiser feeling the importance of this sobIec aud es
mating the benefits resulting thousands py III. adop an
Of means prescribed BY her. would respectfully arouse r at
tention OF the married consideration IL NOT I'D
viruous evils which are subject by simple
and healthy within control livery d,spss.,ours
yirtuous and enlightened mind. will answer 10
the affirmative.
Price five dollars package, accompanied with full and pa
I,s aSr b Rss Rif 1es sSs,ss g %,
rrincpai Once, H8 Grernvlch strset New York. Ohcs
hours from A. NJ tosP NJ Boston office. No E.ser
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GENIN'S IMPROVED NOLESKIN HAT,
FAL LII STYLE.

"a NOW READY, at GENlN'S well-known Establish
ment highly Improved and ye'y beautiful MoLEsxIN
HT made in close imitation Of the French Hats from the
so5ment Of the imported article made BY Mugnis gentlemen
the almost complete identity Of the articles Many under
these haye preferred those manufactured by the
ssssnE il an eminent degree those qualities for which the
which adds SO much geaea durability and which alone
beGtul-htgh lustre and neatness OF trimming.
The subscrber not only from his knowege Of article but
also from the great sGact0n Of those who have
confidently recommend them the gentlemen Of New York
being superior thing Of the kind heretofore manufacture
ed in this He therefore olcg call and examination
Of their merits. j. N. GENIN,
- 2l4 Broadway opposite St Paul's.
The usual full and choice OF Beaver and
Cashmere Hats. Also, full assortment of Mems, Youths
and Infants Caps. rs 1m*rc
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

~ DE BOUDELOQUE MD. LISBON, PORTUGAL
'lHE scienhc combination OF ingredients Of which tose
fil's are conpose have made them the wonder and adm
raon of the world They known all
only ever deoye,sd that has proved invariably
cases. being such that they used during pregnancy
Tor though always mild and slthy they
produce miscarriage IL used during that period
1hs dscoas translated into English and envelopes
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Zach con
tans the signature OF NJ de- boudeloque, aud the English di
rectors have the signature Of DR.. H. ELVEAU authorized
agent for the Continent of America
Ihss ssr Be nsTl'isd An ~ si % any prt Of re United
lir United S,sss Uhee Liberty street, Greenwich
street Price ss-laf boxes, 81 No hall by mail
sold IN bottles Salem Letexs directed DR.. r.
Melvean box a. New lerk, viii wh immediate aiteu
tan All lrstefs must bc postpaid. ly3s