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WILLIAMSBURG, July 25, 1911
concur with Mr.. Saunders and Judge Tucker in all
they say respecting Mr.. Edgar Mr.. Edgar has taught
IN my family for two years and half and is doubtless
one OF the best music Teachers in the country.
w w. VEST.
August %.
:, o. subscription paper is left at Mr.. Cowan's
Bookstore.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-08-29

concur with Mr.. Saunders in all he has said. Nh
Edgar has taught in my family for three years. and is
certainly the best and most successful teacher of Music
ever II TUCKER
Williamsburg, Va.
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manner and style to give satisfaction, and will
execute all orders in his line Of business faith
fully and promptly.
N. B.-W aiches sold OF repaired in his shop
warranted to perform twelve months.
On hand Cor sale. WATC ii rs, and an assori-
ment of JEW ELRY.
Shop two doors north OF Benz. Craw-
ford's Store, and first above Robt. Cowsn's Book
store.
Staun!on, August %, 1914.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-08-29
G.. G.. GE wxS,
Clock and w atch-Makcr.

EE ANiNG located himself
Il in Stanton, offers his
services TO those who wish
their Clocks and Watches re-
paired. His charges will be
found moderate. He will en-
deaVor 10 do his work in a
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WILL be sold at public sale on Friday the 9th
OF September next, on the premises, 50 miles
west OF Greenville, and ] mile east o. Midway,
In Augusta county, lying on both sides of the
*small Tract of Land, containing
Is 4 DE- iaSs
about Acres Of which is cleared, and in fine
state Of culiivation-the balance is we'll timbcred.
The improvements on it Log Dwelling
House and Barn, with some out-houses. There
is in the yard excellent we'll of water in w bch
there is an excellent pump. This is a valuable
and desirable situation for mechanic of almost
any trade. Ii is both public and convenient sit
uation, within half mile of two merchan. mills,
store and post-ofice, and within sight of Pres
byterian and German Reformed Church. For
further particulars enquire of Mr.. Andrew Smith,
Eho resides on said land. Sale to commence at
10 o'clock, where due attendance will be given
by JACOB STONER.
August 30.
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Washington.
Correspondence Of the Herald.

| WASHINGTON, March ~, 1874
According to the appearance of things to-day,
there very small prospect of getting the new ia
riff bill through the Senate. On account of the
firm stand which Pennsylvania has taken for the
protective tariff of ~, it is to be presumed that
her Senators, Messrs. Buchanan and Sturgeon, will
both vote against the new bill ; and if they do,
know OF no species of arithmetic which can give
majority of votes in favor of it. Pennsylvania
takes her stand for protection alongside of Massa-
chusetts; and it would seem as il she would even
go further, and incorporate the principle into her
code Of democracy
think Mr.. Heywood's bills for the reduction of
salaries, will strike you somewhat remarkable
The President of the United States, with only
three hfths OF the salary of foreign minister al
Washington The Attorney General of the Uni
ted States, with only 5000 per annum-less than
what is yearly earned by nine tenths of all the
fourth rate lawyers in the city of New York. /
wonder who he expects would accept the Office at
that price. What lawyer, worthy of the office,
would give up an income of 900 or 800 900 per
annum to take an office yielding him only 5000
At Washington the bills of Mr.. Haywood are
laughed al, as political clap-trap and poor at that
The better plan would be to set up all the govern
ment Offices, from the President down to the door
keepers, at auction, and knock them off to those
who will serve cheapest. In that way think you
might get low salarled officers Possibly you
sylvania, who would consent 10 act President
and kitchen cabinet, even for the pickings and
steangs let alone salaries. This respectfully re-
commended to Mr. Heywoods co sideraton
Col Merrlck called up his post office reform bill,
which received several amendments, and was
made the order of the day for next Wednesday.
On Monday next, Col. Benton gives his views on |
the tariff. S. B.
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TROTTTNG.
Of April =
hats, best IN s. IN wagons Sub s2 fl $50 add the
proprietor
tNo 2-Sweeps'ake orl year old cots mile heats
best 3 in md saddle : ub $50, b. E. ss5 ,ddei.
No 3Swe p,ta- for horses thar for money,
mile heats in harness Srb . T; S25 added.
No. a, No under thu saddle; S25 added.
No 5-Sweepst ke for no thar ted for purse
mite he Is in harness Sob S75 (: SIS add d..
No. epst.ke; No s. the Saddle S25 adj
ded
No 7-speestak'; for tors:s th't purse,
mile heats in haness. sub x75 h {; S25 addei
No Sweepstake, No T. undsr the saddle S25 adj
ded
NJ. 9s x'epst,ke; for horses that never purse
S75 two mile heats III harness Sub S73 {; $40 added.
No. l0Swespstake No und,r saddles SO ad-
dej
No il-Swerpstske for horses that pure over
500. mile heats in harness. Sub 500 $50 added
No l2-Sweepsake; No. II, under the saddle; $50
added.
No l3Sweep tale; for horses that purse
800 mile heats best under the sad lie,
weights Sub $50, E; S25 added.
The shove Sweepstakes and ri 9th Of pl
at Jones' Second Ward Hotel by loo'clock, NJ thr
more to make race.
h of the Cepreve Ccure fer lr the further
encour of IN. Trong Sot the whole
Of the we'd tn Members Pob Sards IN.
Coune to the winning horses ched uf
this ours. during the Sp and Seasons uf tn
present year Tn Of hoyes ing atces have
the privileg OF he Course ofsar
preors " without chsrge FIR their srrcs m2i 2t'ec
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TO MARRIED LADIES.


MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS.
vi Those valuable Powder have been universally adopted
Europe but France particular for upwards OF thirty
well by Thousands in this country BENG the only mild,
and ecacous remedy for married ladies whose health TOR.
eids too rapid increase OF family
The results Of their adoption to the hsppness the health
asv, often the life of aect0uate wife aud fond moth
q touch upon within the limits Of advertise
arents future happiness Of their Offspring
well Known that the families Of the married often
beyond the happiness Of those who them birth would
ctal In how does the hard working father
hroughou their lives tuggng the of labor,
ong but tn live and living but 10 toll when they might have
uj0yed comfort and auepcr, and and toll
weighed down the sp and at lat broken the health 81
intentions, her atheress Offspring from be-
coming degraded objects Of chaItyor progat vicef
Even though competence and plenty smile upon u.s. how oe
as the days the kind husband and father embt
companion Of his BOSOM she had reached age Of
hirty-at sinking into premature Rrave-w.n the certain
prospect himself being early bere the his JOYS
I'D ssa hi: ssd scssu hSa s.
airport hrarendng aficton IL i desirable hen-is
mora-fo increase thcir families regardless
themselves the well beng Of their
when simple healthy, and remedy within
ontrO7 The advertiser feeling the Of this subject
nd estimating the ne6s resulting thousands
dopon Of prescribed BY her, would respectfully
attention Of the married lis consideration Is wise
md to which subject by simple
nd healthy within conoli Every dspasionate
sirtuous and enlightened mind will unhesitatngy
he Affirmative.
Price five dollars package. accompanied with full and
ocular directions ,
b az &c no.
,ou 6% A. H. NJ So.ssn ocs No. Es.es =:
flo 2m*m
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YOU CAN BE CURED.

xrEs by the h. sluiy, and uurng
-. aate has heen discovered specific, medical
nation never before a mpsd any onr composed ot
~. pos essin thu
III berto empo hat the maRa ton has conceived
poss lie {, employ the rea mint y ''onorrhea Ge
male No aeI how eng sfsnd'ng eowrcaed or a.se'c.
"a ant and Ger sn cur tive o. th new edy VA
nv Terso gatitude have acknowledged mat noth
,v,fhin the esp- pure ,qdal tbs ne arcsLeum
~ IHOMasS SrEtIFti FILLS
The,e TIL Specific lie net unpleasant TO the as,
~ ususes'ing the h. and neither Diet regimen or
40; enc n m sarss Is a them in rps ,g dh
49,. 4, m the sysrm SO confident il he prop etor he
ra.,ng 1ay of this rme that he ha,tens's tas VII e
~ co EMIL all suff.rrrs IL they ~ mHe but
ONE ri Il ,homas. chc Pills they M,i asesay a. q
so compic eu aud evert
,e Pills are purely We eabe aud ct drretc and astrn
ting healthy Tor div ride ID action IN he parts Affected .o3n rs
@ Sar ss in the pristine days Of unbiemshed youth
Price box Agent, at 27J Boadw sy corner
Es"sdwav milo I'm IN
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THE NEW STORE NO. 203 BROADWAY.
IYILLI1M COLMHN

ITAS lost rernov d mo MS NEW OK AND PHINT
III STORE, No 2o' Bto,dwsy, rst foor yhr is tis 70;
tention carry III ahead principle"
10 keep hi that line w,ich IS called sell
a. low equal qualify "a 9TH Please call
His PRNT rs Establishment IN th rear of his store i,
aid ,riefy
Esrop, and n, coast,nl re:rn9 II The NEW csoicrsS
en- wing publ an ii 10 LoNDJS aud PARis, of ~
or al as iov prices as boe the enormous Of fweniu
Der cent ad caiorem laid being content Nth great
sales and moderate PROFITS -. -. - -
III. BEAUTIFUL q tLtERy OF OIL PAIyuvGs
AND COS FUMES when has also been TO the
cond ,or better ed tiau-s attr net all me
sTnANGERS aud U rIZENS VINO have taste for the
TnE LAYING Down LAW" from Landseer, viii alone
repay navy visils there.
N.B.-The Of, Paintings for sale mas 2tns re
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Sen ate.
WASHINGTON, March %, 1914.


TARIFF 1892.
More memorials were offered to-day from Penn
ylvanla remonstratins against any and all atera-
tons in the tariff of AZ.
MIR. STURGEON also presented resolutions from
The Legislature of Pennsylvania instructing their
senator's 10 vote against all aera tons in the tariff
IT AZ. The vote OF the Pennsylv ania House was
IN favor OF the resolutions 81 to n one, and In the
senate 80 TO one.
lNofe.-There can be no doubt but this Is very
enons matter so far as Pennsylv ania is concerned,
lot Mr Sturgeon, contrary to has usual custom,
Ind to the astonishment of every one, made quite
speech upon the pres entaiion of these memorials
and resolution.
This may be cons idered as settling the question
.e va vote upon new S
md Sfurgeon aciU uote against it
COL MERRIcE also presented rem ons'rances from
Maryland wa. against any alterations IN the present
Mr. BUCHANAN also presented more remon-
strances SIMILAR to those already Offered by nm
against any alterations in the present tariff OF AZ
PENSION BILL.
Ills bill, which underwent some dNscussl0i1 yes
te .day, re-considcred to-day, ard discus sed'
IT remains as 1t was.
REDUCTION OF SALARIES, &C.
MIR. HEYwooD introduced several bills, as before.
noticed, to limit and prescribe terms OF office and
Tx salaries, NC of all the officers of the United
States Government as follows
l. To limit the terms of Office OF the Secretaries
Of State, treasury, War, Navy and the Postmaster
beneTdl 10 ttCO ye"S iHcy, disV, uic aHuu"ny W
send in TO the Senate conn lete schedule of all the
clerks under them.
q To regulate and fix the salary of the Presl-
lent of the u. States at $4,000 per anuaim, with
The use of the White Hou.e and cabbage arden.
g. Salary of the Ch-t Justice at 5000, and Of
Associate Justices at SO, 500
L. Secretary Of State al $4,000.
g. Secretary of Treasury 5000.
g. War, $4,000.
7. Navy, $1,000.
\. Postmaster General $1,000.
9. Attorney General, $1,000.
All to take effect and after the 4th March,
| 1915.
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covsERr.aroxyN .aHB i sE e ESTABLISHMENT.
ARRIVALS OF FRESH SEEDS.

v.e THE SUBSCRIBER, in ackuowle dxng the lbera
ever grasfa now b,g to his patrons aud the pub
(which BY himself when Europe with
just been completed by the recent arrivals o the
veral packet ships from London and Havre.
annual biennial perennial Flower Seeds many Of which
aud will BE- found well worthy the attention Of
vegetable snd Field Seeds also been imported of
kinds only which srabe be obtained foreign
cested have been by men Of experience acd integrity
s establishment 0nUa OF VIII, b. strictly relied
upon as beiug genuine, and iq Fact, are warranted
all the Sesds from this establishment shu
beaf T. character caused all the old ds
by ss sv NH Nj 10 FGn bis m
Broad the 9th Dec last and h with confidence
here is worthless seed in the whole stock now
Double DahlissAn extensive collection OF these beautiful
Towering Roofs have also been imported from the most emf
exhibited 10 England during the last two They
aud go.d established pans warranted tu
tanning full description Of variet :gether with
tons for their Culture. will be published at early
large collection of fine healthy plants in Fo,cer
which will be found desirable ornaments for
Bouquets Baskets Vases of Flo ve can BE- procured
the shortest ce pat no in peat but elegant STYLE
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs nardy Roses &C.. in
BuIbons Fiowerng Roots viz Gadolu. Mexican Tige,
Flower. Tiger Lily Jacobean Lily 1uberose. &C. &c., Tor
Flower Stands: Fancy Tara Cot. Flower Vase. and Pots
large of Gardening Tools horticultural and
The above are no II red for sale at Low PRICEs
oeen pur chased f,r sh adv ntageous terms
and will be ready for delivery (grats) early
o'o WILLIAM NTBL6 Sole Proprietor SIC Broadway
No with othsr establishment. f20 mrc
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
sux.ursn AED HREGARED BY

a;lE sc;.nt:Gc c.mbinnton OF ingredients Of which tes
Pills are compsscd have made them The wonder and admi
81 oniy preparations discovered that nvarb,
as,.n IN nroducing the monthly Their certainty a
being Zach that they must 20, s used during pnsncy
or tnougn; scsrr'see Il used during thai period
The directions translated INTO Ens and are eaveosx
sias the of NJ de pgadeoee and the English d.
,gSnt for the continent Of America
They can bs trHp.%1stsd ~ nail 70 par Of the UHilea
3atag Sold by VI y NELLY EAU, agent aud importer ioI
he Uuitsd Ssss oes 'ss LSe, street, Gesnwieh /.
n Boston at No Salem street Letters directed 70 Or "
Neveau, boz a. New York will with mrnros. ,t,xi
uoa. Al! letters mnsi Ne uns or'. frn I'm IN
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
j A NJ Z COR DON BENN ETT

NV. cORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS.
The NV YORK HERALD-A daily paper is.usd every
morning Of the We k-pri. CUNTS per copy Couotry
subs rbers furnished the for specific period
remtnncs IN advance. No uni paid
THE WEEKLY HgRALp-Issuei every Saturday morning at
ten ocIock-frce AND A.QuARTER CENTS copyfur-
nshed subcrb 81 rs annum in advances
the Tor Al specific period.
CoRREsp0NpEnTs requested address their letters TO
JAMEs Proprietor Edito-and Ali let
ON business must be postpaid. -
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House OF Representatives.

House OF representatives.
WASHINGTON, March ~, 1874.
Sub Treasury OreSon-CaN Of the Rel.
As soon as the journal was read,
Mr.. BRoADHEAD pre1ented the resolutions OF MS
State against any Interference with the prese nj
tariff. They were referred
The first business in order then was the resolution
of MIR. Weller, that 1900 copies of the new
Sub-Treasury Report be printed.
Twice an attempt was made to get vote orr
this, but there tcas no quorum ABOUT EIGHTY
MEMBERS BEING PRESENT!
AT last the ayes and noes Were called on having
call of the House, and resultcd-Ayes, 66; Noes,
10 .
80 the House determined there should be no CALI
although 10 members were absent
The question was then taken on WELLER's reso-
luton, and decided in the afiirmatve-Ayes, lOe /;
Noes, 81.
The resolution of Mr.. WENTWORTH, to PRINT
10000, extra copies of tie Oregon Report was
| agreed to.
Mr. G,HRrrr DAVIS ofers q very excellent resolution
that every day. immediats after the Speaker took the
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n1Yn 1Uo

THE SUBSCRIBER hereby informs his frerds and the
public that he has commenced to bake Passover Bread o
ne ensuing holidays, aud aIe now ready for delivery
with the congregs
.4nsh Ched Shsri Shomaim and Beth Israel he sui
,h happy supply longing other
sregaions The ajorty of the members Of the Elm stree
onsregaou already IN their orders the su
s ouident that his noble aud ndrendent will o.
olowed by Others should be similarly situated
they please without
being under restraint. M. 3. COHEN.
rERMs-n1Xn of a superior quality, SIX to the pound
At six cents; meal sight cents per pound: .
p SOrders all kinds O CaA Tor the approaching
holidays his Bakery ~ DEFY street or g Duane seet
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PARIS LIFE PILLS.

THE WINTER Is ENDING, and SPRING COM
ING, his popular medicine should be tken by every
vslung heif ha Ia. No how well feel, the
being without mercury, peculiarly calculated for
beg @ state to SpwsH ortaseese German md French
directions each OF tho with
Book with Of the Life and Times OF OLD
PiRR who's. ,'onged lie of l52 long been sub
OF enr those who have wished fer epsh
so.ogy have dedu from the history of Thomas PAR that
The II Herbal Medicine and rty life are h.
opinion conohoraed by extract from PARIS Ls Will
nd estament srch deduction reduced to certanty
The Subscribers having by purchase become popr etos OF
this Medicine now as valuable remedy 20 tins public
the hundreds Of testimonials OF Its efficacy their
their soliciting whv may suppose
arrs LfePs to be amongst the many quack nostruns Of
iced the publc conviace thems w., by call az their Of
flee Of their Agents New York-amongst whom
THOS. ROBERTS CO,
ml2lmsm 80 Broadway, mp stairs.
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TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN-A PRO
CR u a l,INE III IXIR l,lLl LII

THE great.st discovery in medical science that of VI NJ
Desomeaux of Paris. He has entirely EXPLODED the
a we'd OF the Of pcusb Ilty OF
af (excsp indeed in Of maormation which
extremely r The iuv,,be aud rsal of his
Elixir Codal instance. OF producing that sie OF
health which the wife blessed mother,
no for piaei chldess on illness has fully est,b h-
he ue Of the Poceat,ve sxir CordiI II is niallabie
RI, weak uor aau4. debility lncontlnence, and
he variou complaints srsiug from excess ne or
mpude,cs is great aud nvsriabe success rs econ,ns,.
shed .f than Atty Thousand bot AID pack
res suc evidence lis excellence ad the eslima oa in
Ahch II T. neld pleasant agreeable 70 me taste
The unde signed the only authorised agent Tor this coun-
try
Pnce 81 bottle
For hs ence those rsdine Of the eiy TIE
composing the Elixir Cordial put upin packages
Tor nsmission BY mail with full direction for preparing
Price O pac cage IS, making tn ee bottles
All i. tie must be- postp ID, and dir cited to- 90
Or +. MELVEAU. box q. York city.
"a, -. n w IN Office I29 l. b-rty st.
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M | l. J. IN Err Y GOODS
4, H. COILS.

NO. FL JOHN STREET,
rs NOW OPENING IRE sssortmrnt of Mllinery Goods
received bv late arrivals ttavre comprising
Two Eases SIP eldid Paris Artificial Flowers
New st les Bon.e ct silks
New St. les Of Rib including
land d this FAY from the Argo.
The attention of NJ liners is requested,
New York, 2't' March, Bit MN lwi,<ec
RIVE HUNDRtD DOL AIRS r WARD - III. sub crl.
L Der III ing from New York 10 Newark Wedne,d
ev'nrg had his mock book sto ainng s22 IN
VIZ hres One iun I'd Dols Bills the BIZ che and
vef' nk, New fo'k; $500 3O- EOS 0s on the
ren mixing Com any, and tarm Bank OF New Jere.
(Moln Holiyl few bils Of the Bung couly ,nk
o. hetf,d These believed t. he al the One 500
Ill rn the mon Bank of New DIRK 500 ia S. b IL OF tn.
Nee ics' Ba OF Newark The remainder was in Os and
2Os f-r mt banks e New YORK c,ty and at the est
ne az I've rev rd III D. ad no Will
he mIey and no quest asked llforDs ion IN y be
or ~ Z ourtlaudt st. - ~ 'NT~''
m23 2i.src CHARLES r. DAVIS.
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BEACON COURSE-TROTTING.
Stake No 1.-Two Mite Hecs harness fr horseI
trotted for non,y. so h II.
No. 2-Same as No. l, under the saddle
No 3Two Mile Heats in h,rness-ee for horses never
trotted for purss. $50 sub h. #.
I" No 4-Slme No. 3 under The ddle
No s. Two Mile Heats ane,s free for horses never
won purse. $40 sub h f.
No 6Ssms IS No s. under the saddl.
No Two Mile Heas in h nfs-free for horses never
won purse over SIS 500 sub h f.
No 8-Same as No 7. under thu ssid e.
No s-T~o Mile Heats in haIne's-tree for horses
300. sub 500 h II.
=. No. 10 Gam as No ., under the saddle
The above sa-es % and clore MONDAY IT, 9th of
April, X SMITHS, 81 tarkRow By O'Clock p NJ hr
10 make To the ls Monday in May.
MA itend~er -
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A CARD.


EUFR ASIA BORGHE5E', BENEFIT. T.. Borghese
II would reectuiy infm of the Onera
pubic era tar MONDAY the Goth instant set
for her BENEFIT when shs will h honor of APP
pesrins before New York audeace for tn, LIST tine this
The bi will heunu ually attractive includiig BALLET
Par icuisrs reaft-r,
se,ts may secarei a. the Opera House, ald ate
Thprsdiy next, 2ist ,nst,nt.
Sason subscribers will please give notice on "Wednesday
- 'N'''
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GUJOTT,S STEEL PENS.

GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS.
THE euhscrb tsutly fresh supplies oil The
Gel brited ens which he of to me aae at INV
ally rates The well known character OF The ar 'ces
he sup or!y style ia which they are Sc int the
ogeher with the yeTy low at which 'hy are oneieo
II, he enecaay put sop to the thos Of :" a
bic makers deraud the pubic Dy impcsnk upon nem
"a article be the genuine Jese.h Oiiiot sn
OK will be cOnsteuty ~ p on hand VI winch
rs follo ing W al Iorm iart -
erncipality. .xtra hne points Prbc Pen
Do fine points (:aIe.raphic .
Do medium points Washington Pen
damascus Slips Pateu Self slips
Ssw \ ork Fountain Peruvian
Lunar Ladys ZEN
Potent Ladys Pen Patent Mssnum Bonum
'.ages, cards Dou0, Damas us
Victori, Queens own hae point
'rnce Alb rts Own Baron al
.Ignytd Cards Scho oil Pens
d. Meiaiian Cards kage, in boxes oil doz. each
Patent Bronze Slip.
large stock of che 40 Pens il boxes sale VIII Ylesale by
HENRY JESSOr, 81 John street, -
corleS Of Cola = Y
CAUTION-Tte public requested BE- ON their guard
gainst the p osition of spurious article brarng hs
10 lied name Of tie paentse and sole manuiactur mus
or T-by omitring the aud IN some distances TIE ual
Is omitted thus-CILLOr-so rs 70 retain The sDund ~
he pie obs all the genuine Peos are mar.rd ~ iS
JOSEPH DILLOTI-and veneer desired u nOte mat M
"a de of Pens msde packets 81 one doz each
lab outside, with fc smile OF his signature
I23 lwsec
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MAyAsN4 siEhL

|EMALE fHYsYCiAN. Once and residence. .ss ,5rse.
Wch street, Courtandt and Liberty Streets
shs can be eonsued with the eondenes
lants incident the female frame
Madame Resells experiences and knowledge
Obstnae u female rrseularty. .rsPpage .uppres.os
aides desiring proper medical attendance daring confinement
other njsposition, Will he accommodated during sass
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