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boaroina an6 Hotels.

lOARD.-Four young men, OF two gentlemen and their
- be accommodated with board and very pleas
ant rooms at So B.eknsnsL References given and l,u
ed sun w.
lOAkD-A gentleman and bis wife nni'two OF timrs
- gentlemen Obtain pleasant roOrs. ~ih Board,
~ applying al - Widest References exchanged.
an.D lw-
few gentlemen can obtain llIuished
- rooms with board, at No. 10 Hu isonst aul0u
DOAkD, No n Courtland-sL-Mrs. r.. Oefc nov has
ID several pleasant airy snoccupied and very deslr
able Tor single gentlemen, gentlemen aud their wives.
parl0r with bed joining Gentlemen can be- accom-
modned with full OF partial board on moderate Terms
auB Inn
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New Publications.

~ THE UNIVERSE A. PRoNoUNcING GAzETTEER
containing Typographical Statistical. and other nforma
ion. Of all the most important places in the known
World from the most and authentic sources. with
map, by TuoMAs BALDWIN, assisted by several other
gentlemen has been published AT Philadelphia by Lind
say Blakiston and may be obtained at Lansleys We
may recur 10 this work again when shall have had
time to examine it more particularly
~ NoKsr's SCHOOL GEoGRAPHy, illustrated
with Geographic Maps is published by Harper 4 Bro
thers II combines under one cover and IN small
space ALI the advantages of both Geography and Atlas
and saves the scholar from the Inconvenience of turn
pg ffom one TO the other Mr. Morses new science Of
Cerosraphy is as invaluable TO the world il profitable
to himself.
~ TnE FIoRENrISE HISTORIES, by NIccoLo
Micn,vrIlI in two volumes translated and edited by
c EDWARDS LESTER. is published 10y Paine Burgess
O. John street No of The Medca series Of Italian
Prose ia dedicated JARAp SPARsS who express
es IN letter 10 the translator the opinion that There
sprobsbly work within the same compass In which
The instructive lessons Of History be studied with
more profit and effect" The volumes are very neatly
printed
u THr AMERICAN PHRENoLoGIcAL jour
N.i. edited and published by O. :. FOWLER the well
known Practical Phrenologst is very useful work
which ought TO receive II wide circulation Without
any literary prc,cnsons !, embodios much wholesome
rsih IN aplsin andtpractcs though often somewhat
rade form Every who feels any Interest IN the
'sw science 81 Phrcnoogy will find useful help to
Investigations. fought to be more neatly printed
" GRAHAN's MAGAZINE for September is EN-
elished with dne engraving OF The Western Cap
Eve and contains articles from the pens of Ernest Hell
Sasein, Mrs. stephens. Park benjamin Longiclow
Wm Piu Palmer and others. w H. Graham, Tribune
SStirgs. is the agent
p The third volume Of the Works of CHAR.
tCrrr ELIZABETH containing Jude,a Capita The De.
'erer fslsehood and Truth. Judahs Lion, Conformity
he Wrongs of Women.) has been published by NJ. W.
Dcdd The works of this author are too well known
Snccd commenda,ion.
10 Tas Mission; or Scenes in Africa; Written
'r Young People. by Capt MASEsAr, in two volumes
l'@o has been published by d. Appleton Co 200
Broadway
~ THs History on IRELAND. Ancient amt
Aodern by the AsBr M,cGrocHEe,N. translated from
We Preach by Patrick OKeley, Esq Part W. has been
"'aed by d. 4 j. sadher. s. Gold-st
70 Tar History or rHE VOLUNTEERS o.
..'< BY lHoNAs Mac NEyI~. Esq. may be had OF w
:" o'saamI Tribune Buildings.
~ hARPERs lLLUnISArED AND ILLUSTRATED
'aAkfsrrAHs, Nos. % and "a, have been issued.
W TIE TREASURY OF History No. :, has
zen published BY Daniel Adee. lO7 Fulton.si.
" NO 10 OK the ENCYCLOPEDIA OF DOMESTIC
S''N'Sf has been published by the Harpers.
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SANS souCI HOTEL, BALLsToN SPA, N. Y.

- THIS LON8 KNOWN AND FAtOkiTE ksTAB.
~ shneni with the extensive grounds belonging "a H.
and all It's appurtensnces been recently put into Tho
perfect order and repair and viii be open'i for The
reception OF Wis tors the 18th VI June next
The Inducements and advantages offered BY The ssns
Solc shtul summer retreat are TOO widely Known
70 render minute description necessary Its spacius and
elegant saloons and apartncnts-t~ fch ard diversified
beauty of It's extensive pleasure grounds now IN The shes
-tas hnish and cuivsionthe quiet retirement OF nc
shady the comfort and order which IL Intend
shall pervade and characterize Ihs whole establishment
.l combins present unriyaled attractions 90 the public
generally. -. - -. -
To families ara those who. from deiesie h.sh Or Other
reasons may prefer quiet and r-pose oher peculiar r'sn.
agrs It's location miles from Saratoga spnngs with
shch has communication ty railroad several tunes day,
s sfoding easy opportunity OF mlns the gsies and
susru-nts OF that fashionable watering place without be-
sub ec~d 10 annoy and confusion ~ la crowds
The 5nrutoxs Mineral Waters viii be constantly furnished
fresh h-shu and sparkling ~ al the springs themselves
There are Mineral fountains Ia the lnmedisl. vcinJ
II The Sans 5ouci Of great value and efficacy. The new
SvfrBva Spaiss Barns a Safaiogs Lske are four mes
distant carriages will from lbr Hotel al all mes os
The accommodation " visitors who may wish 10 as- e bshs
os % enjoy the delightful scenery VI the izke. .
rh- Sans SOuci' viii he under The charge ~ MIA H. IL
CRANE ana y ". HUxFOkD, late Of the Eagle Tavern,
Albany and they thai teir personal Efforts together
Si many natural advantages and attractions ~i endrs
II all that could wished for by thos- who sert t'su
comfort or pleasure during he coming s-ason l-s 10
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HAMILTON HOTEL.

At THE NAKRUWs.-An impression having gon.
N abosd that all the rooms II TINS establishments are en-.
gsged the season. the subscriber begs leave la ae that
uch s not the fact Ths louise Is comfortably fail, bat
onehalf its boarders transient win one ays notice
good be procured. II IL the Intention Of the sub
b. keep the house open until October, aud alter @
present date the charge will be- eight dollars per week
Children and servants half price To merchants DONG bust
ness In city, aud wishing their families To enjoy 5es
ble,ze- II any possess the advantages the
the steamboats, ply several times each day leaving NJ
O'Clock A. after breakfast and returning al 4. VI, IN
lime dine WIN their families.
The regular dinner hours tor the boarders o'clock y.
NJ The lJas the Ocean steamboat Raves foot Vi Ba'le
~ every afternoon at and IA time for tls pasen-
GERS dine al the regular liable. -
au&| II ALONIo REED.
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WESTERN RESERVE CoLLEGE. Ipo,7en Ohio
Commencement al this institute was held on the lith
inst Rev l. F. Wilson OF Lafayette Ia delivered the
address before the Society Of the Alumni the 9th.
The theme comparative estimate Of the Past and
Present The speaker undertook TO show the superior
y of the Ancients over men % The present age IN point
Of general excellence. Then followed the Grafton of
d. Mansfield ESQ Editor OF the Cincinnati Chroni.
Gle before the Literary Societies of the College Theme
The American scholar his field and responsibilities
This address says the Cleveland Herald. was sound
comprehensive and highly finished production In the
evening the ConcO nd CieruE was PRONOUNCED by Rev
: Garfield, OF Cleveland The graduating clrss num-
bercd 10.
RUNAWAY SLAyEs.--Thcrc has been great com
plant Of late in this vicinity by owners who con
SANITY missing their slaves. We understand thar
less than eleven have left their masters in this
this City and about many more have ab-entcd them
selves from the farmers living in this County within the
last ten days or two weeks II Il believed that the most
Of them have been enced of by Abolitonists and that
they have gone through the great undcrg ground rail
way Alton and Chicago 10 the Canedas five negro
men, belonging To gentleman IN this city were Ia the act
OF decamns night before last out before ihey Were quite
ready TO starr their intentions discovered and they
were all arrested and placed in the County Jail for safe
keeping Yesterday planter from Tennessee leit here
on the Hannibal with twelve whom he had puT-
chased and delivered from confinement IN the County
Jail There are 2, present over twenty Of the same
stripe and who confined for the offences. viz
that Of running away IN Jail. - Louis New Era
\ NEGRO PLOT II LoUIsIAN,-NNc md the
following in the New Orleans Republican
DoNPrE La. Aug 9TH. l-i5
am sorry 10 inform you Of most daring attempt a.
insurrccon Of the slaves Of Mr. Harley Ia this ncirobor
hood About week in the night indications in the
movements Of the roc- led Mr. io suspect that al
was right and sure enough, on that succeeding
ming the confidential fellow the driver beaded the
ourishing his club threatening death and desiruc
on the family and ~ nc approached the nrst barrel
Of Mr. II gun missed rc. but the second brought him
dead in his tracks; the balance Of them surrendered
which terminated the plot,
BosroS. Aug. 2l.-Yesierlay the schooner Spit
hre Capt Taylor. went down the hsrbor pleasure
excursion. \ large party of gentlemen on board
among whom were Gov Barley of Ohio ami Hon Mar
Msrtsn collector Of this port Capt Taylor
exhibition Of his submarine powers by taking trip
overheard aud walking several hundred yards aon. the
bottom of the and bringing mp with him several
pieces Of shells and stones which distributed
rosites among the company After sailing about several
hours the spithrc returned 20 port and =
chor in the stream Capt TayIc- IS hired her up in
beautiful style. Cor. Herald.
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COvSuM PsrrvTS
hOUBr so LONCER-Bli read the following and Re-
- fect-A.other Wonderful Cure:

nOUBT 80 LONOER-Bui read the following and Re-
~ fect-ALoiher Wonderful Cure
PHILADELPHIA. April ], 1870
hereby certify that during the nOs 10 Southwark OiJuy
asi ing exposure and fatigue IN the performance OF
military duty my health received severe shock In ne
latter part Of August. al the symptoms Of PJLMONAkr
CONSUMPTION appeared. Al this iuncture ! called m
my fr-f physician. who attended weeks without
benefit and distinctly he c,nsired my dcase
beyon9 fie reach Of human and cnpoyei another
physician who If once recommended THOMSON'S con-
POUND SYRUP or TAR AND WOOD NAPIHA /
used Twelve hDfe- and testify that In common win Hou
sands ui Others who have been cured hy this medicine that
10 10 alone owe my resiOr Hiion o. leaih.
JAMES ANDREWS, No 2l7 Cshernes'.
called 90 attend 90 the above case, IN the secondary
stage of The disease found the patient aboring under
complex disease the lungs and lver liberation OF The
latter he'd AIKEN place and by percussion discovered An
had formed In the night lung The case being appa
reuv hopeless and beyond the reach of the Usual treat
rneut resolved using Ihomsons Compound ~
up t. and Mood NGphia the virtues OF winch had pre-
viOusly tested scarcely expecting would earh case
desperate. The result is, TIE most ertraordaary
henceforh disreing all doubts respecting the efficacy OF
ths excellent medicine in diseases Of lungs and liver
Philadelphia April !. 1915 VI CHAMBERS. VI ID.
Principal office. Northeast corner ofFlFrH and SPRUCE
streets. Philadelphia - - -
sold wholesale and retail bv A. b. SANDS co. Chem
i-t- and Drug l Broadway. Of Chambers -
Sold also 70 Fuonstreei, and II East Broadway Price
30 cent? sul3l
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Two KINDS oF PATRIOTIsN.-Thc National In
eigeaocr in replying to some of the frothy ebulii
lions of The Union, draws the following ccniras,
between its own patriotism and that of its antago-
MIST It's no, only true bat very happily expressed,
the sentiments of that paper usually are.
The editor Of the Union is fond Of Wanting his psiri
otsm and that virtue by the extent 70
which he pushes the clsms OF bis own country and cur
tails those OF others We do object this in the Ed
TOR of the Union Il is in keeping perhaps with the un-
csculang srdor of his and the duties Of his Off
oal position But wish the editor learn that there
quality of patriotism less belgerent perhaps but not
of graspns all that be got but in guarding the honor
II the country 10y keeping II IN the right patriotism
that would sacrifice all the between the Mssssip
~ and Cape Horn than wrest league OF terri
ory from weaker neighbor nnr ghteoRsy and stand
before the impartial world wrongdoer and OPP
prcssorr
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THE TRIBUNE.
Literary Thieyiug.
NEW HAnMoNs. Indiana. Angus, l.:

NEW HARMoNY Indiana, August l2 l-iJ.
r, ne Editor Of The 7riJune:
sg Through the kindness of friend i have
nd reccycd The Tribune of August !, in which
,oa, corresp ondent c. d. S. brings 10 light what he
.o,.lders an example of literary thleying" in the
.b,oe of a certain Song published as mine in the
.cbaplet Of Mercy" and which il shown to be but
, plagiarism from one originally published in the
Winters Wreath an English Annual.
When state the facts as they stand you will not
,egret the fairness which caused You in post
.,ript 10 suggest that you could not believe Mr..
osen ever represented the verses TO which his
,,ns 4, affixed as original" The facts these
sasl.hed in the year 1881, historical drama entitled
Pocshonias" indugenty noticed by the Press at the
seae and in that drama introduced the Song in ques-
"a, fat page ID To this drama notes were appended,
vd the note to page "A reads as follows
''Ti home ulercer Tie heart u.s. &c.
This Song is altered from some fugitive ballad that
aed me al the time read it, and has remained in my
memory though have forgotten or never knew, the
ss,hors name.
need hardly add that the lines appeared in the Chap
ri Of Mercy as mine equally without my consent or
spoxIedge; sent thher doubtless, by friend who
nav hsve seen the Song in the little work in question
and had overlooked the disclaming note.
Ofrhe various small sins Of the word-and not very
.usl e,her-there is not one that especially
chew than this Of literary theft SO scrupulous have
been in such matters that. in the drama in question,
having initiated but single line from Schillers Wal
len.,einT gave the original line in note.
# very seldom that I have been guilty of writing
Songs and have never troubled the public with any
of,bem Ofthese. in proof that, however unworthy to
Al. a.. tk.a at my
own. send you specimen. adapted TO beautiful old
scottish melody, Of a The arts
SONG.
No, not when sunbeams gaily shine,
And garish day shows bright,
Nor yet when stars look forth undimmed,
Through calm and plcasan, night;
Oh no, when Summer breczes steal
Their sweets from Hill and lea,
And crowds their homage lightly pay
Not then will seek thee.
Ny love for thee needs no, the sun,
Like Juy's gaudy fowrs;
Ito emblem is the snow-drop pure,
That hives through Winters showrs.
Enough for me of warmth and lgh,
Thy sunny smile shall be;
Enough when other orbs are dim,
II thine look bright on me.
Wha, time the heavens tompestrcnt,
And sleet is drifting past,
When skies are black and stars are hid,
And bowls the midnight blast
When shrillest shricks the seabird Wild
When whilcst foams the
When loudcst roars the ihsnders voice
That night II come to thee.
No Summer woocrs heart bear /
| m not a sunshine friend
am not one to shrink away
When Fate's dark shades descend.
When other face than mine. love,
You scarce may hope TO see
When false ones finch before the storm,
Then dearest look for me
ROBERT DALE OWEN
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Books.
WILL Pc FusLIsErn

an THURSDAY August 49, ESSAYS OK Hrru,V
" RIGHTS ANp THEIR POLITICAL GUARANTEES.
By ELfsH. HlaLB.I Counselor a. Law u he CRY u
Ssv-Yors vol. D. TO. t. several chapters t.cass Ire
following topics
l. THa OElsf~ % HrN1S RiGHrs;
H. THE TErf FUNcTIcs ~ OoFtRSHEST;
Ili. THf CossrITurIoS oF OovEkSNsNT.
wv. C0ssTfruTioskL LIMITATIONS AND PEoHsITioNs:
~ TIE EilrrivE tsAScHisE.
VII RIcHIs EMASATlSs FROM I'M SENTIMENTS AND
AFFECTIONS;
Will THE RIGHTS % WOMAN
TX IHE RisaT oF PsoPERrY ssD IFS MORAL RELA.
Tons;
\ l~TELLECTUsL fRoffzff
Price 81 ceuf. per copy. GREELEY ncELRATH
eIl4DSW1NY Trtgne Buildings. y Y
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Datcrt nlc0itines.
DISCOVERY

DlCHARDSON \ cos CELEBRATED AMERICAN
II PANACEA-Th.s Medicine. compounded s"eiy from
fr .rv rr.i enrai o. health. dscoy -r.d
about one wear since individual soreiy AFFECTED win
ULCERArED SCROFl IA. sni Mo ha- ben and-r ne
treatment Of The eminent Physicians m NE n'ieu >es
for eghi wears without thu apparent hope OF r>ioFa
health. and by hem pronounced .ncnfsoc oit
who AFTER taking The above named medicine Tor I'VE 'ecAs
was res,nr, 10 perfect hea That medicine as been sold
with unprecedented and has never tAtd IN any m
sianr when taken accordance with drecuors 10 eject
RHEUM. sCROFULA, ULCFRArED SCROFULA, EE-
YER SORES. BRONCHITIS, hING'S Ell. ThlsTE-
LO,lNFLAMNAIORi AND CHRONIC RHEV MAItsM,
PILES ERlSlPELsS RiLES. SCIRNN, CHRONIC
SORE EYES, BLoTChEs, PIMPLE> On The FACE,
SCALD HEAD. AND ALL CUTANEOJS DISEASES
OR PAINS OR ULCERS ARISING FROM AN lNJv-
DiCfOTs USE or MERCURY OR AN IMPURE STATE
OF THE BLOOD The efficacy of hi. medicine has been
tested all the diseases shove enameraied and Is eaeSs
are ,v sirg Only table spoonful 10 BE- taken
b, an sa each morning before ealing. which usually pro
tnce> ionic effect while On most cases. aso acts a.
gentle caiharfc increasing the appetite and general health OF
the patient. causing 81 liberated sores 70 uisc.sse more
r~, iy and producing sn efecfra Alternative OF me whole
system purifying and producing perfect schcn q NE
blood ,,.,- -. ~. ma. =, -,
oh,.in.i =, y,ho.sas OF THOS. O. TALMAGE,
General Agent ~ Pnesireet, opposite the custom p
Ney-Yors. AMI al 10 Asor House. no. of and ~. ooaa
way corner ROADWAY and ChafnherssL, No. - rrvnsl
No IA Ves,-si. Nos IS snd So Bowery NO ~ fuiton
49, Nos - and sie Hudson, and = hammond-sl eo'ne'
Hudson: No ~. Grsntst No l57 ard tIs OIeenwcn-st'
No m and 50 Cherry-s, No lS6 WskersL, No p Cath
arin~st; No ISL and ~ Pearl-sL; No ia Csnai-st
Brooklyn j. W Smith. corner OF Fulton and Cranberry
.ts and VIM. Blsgrove Sgrcs Buildings, corner W iAow
and Asnnc-sts, and by all the principal druggists n me
d.. y r. Lockrow No. - Beaverst Clinton Buildings.
r. w Dvotf SON. No us North Secoui-sL, Genera
Wholesale Agen, for Philadelphia; Bush Hiiyer
q. COLBY. No S5l Pearl-st " Y.
Instructions for taking the article and great number OF
certificates and testimonials may be seen and obtained stay
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NO(IKE NJ FAY .-hoWtl ana SUMMER ''hlpiti'-
guarantee. thsf hrs ARM NATIVE BALSAM win cure Di
arrhra Chnlc. Cramps. Gripping Pains Cholera Mofhn-
summer Complaint ard other Derangrneni- Of the som
ach In nnefy-unc OF hundred and Ia less man
half the time done by any other neans IL d eS
iremey peasai T. aud children fond Of L. IL J. equally
A. c-cfua for adult. children aud when the directions
are followed and j. not effected, the money viii be
cheeffilly returned. Price > AMI So &c = a bottle
sold h0ir-ale II retail by 4 b. d. SANDS Drug
g.ts ~ Futon-sL .73 Broadway aud II East Broafway
Nryy- Work aus I'm
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CANCFR, sCROFILA and Go

CANCER, StKOft IA and 6Otre.-Anipic eNpe-
" rence has proved That no combination of medicine has
ever been eecfui n removing the above diseases ~
JAYNE'S LIFE PRFSERVATl|E. Il has effected cures
that have been truly astonishing not only OF Cancer ana
other diseases OF hat class bur has removed the most stub
born Disease Of the Ssu swengs. Dyspepsia, &c &c-
This medicine enters into the circulation, and eradicaes
aeases wherever located IL pIrres thu blood and other
fluids of the body obstruction IN the pores OF the
din and reduces engagements Of the glands or bones II
the appetite removes head ache and dfo" -ines
and nygor4rs The whole system and mpart- animation To
the disease, and detaied constitution. There i nothing
superior To II in The hole materia medca 10 il perfectly
safe and extremely pleasant and has nothing the disgust
ing nausea accompanying the idea Of swallowing medicine
Price dollar PEI bottle
Prepared by DR.. Jayne south Tmrd-st Ptnladelphia
Sold ai wholesale aud retail by A. 3. ID SANDS, Drug
gi-is - Fuon-st rs Broadway, and II East Broadway,
Sew-lork ans I'm
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FROM rHE CAPE OF Coon HoPE.-We have re-
oeved cspe Town papers 10 June H. Her British Ma
-iys ship OF war Helena Of 10 guns had arrived IN -
Smons Bay. having captured Dhow. ofCaPe Dcieosta.
with = slaves. Also the Nu,inc Of - guns having
me 10Th April captured the BRAZILIAN bark Princeza Of
~ tons, with slaves and on the 5ih May An Arab
nhow with 22l slaves
Information had been recently received Of some de-
prcdstions by the hsrs The cattle uf farmers near
the lnsh River. boa constructor had been killed in
hsifrlsni which measured 10 feet inches in length
The Governor, Sir Peregrine Maitland had be.n for
weeks absent from the capital on an excursion 10
the frontier for the purpose OF quoting the disturbance.
Of the Beers There seemed 10 be prospect of e,,le
meni Of all difficulties and Of preventing further disturb
anccs without hloodshed The Governor had suffered
severe personal Injury from fan from his horse by
which nc was laid ny for some days He however At
rived subsequently At Beaufort where he remained
tow DAYS and thence C0bsbcrc having travelled from
beaufort 2NO miles In a horse wagon The presence Of
the Governor hs produced the most favorable rcsutsi
quoting the disafection among the emigranis
Boston Advertiser
POPULATION OF lrHAcA-The census OF Ithaca.
Tompkns county which has just been completed. show.
population of 1850 being increase since $50 Of 80
souls. Nearly 5000 pounds Of wool have been raised
in this during the past year which Is about double
the quantity produced in 1870.
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'NOTHEks AND NUKs ISL. !,

MOTHERS AND NURSES - yoe wvuip I,, 49,
wi - Dr. Eraa, Celebrated >ootafng SJ'NP y -,
t, out avoid very .rcring snd distress ~ syn
md ofeu fata couvaisious The gums swell ue en -.
-srd wi,t fr-cuentft 0fcryine. wr-enngs sh,ne - 80
- n.t,. ~ n..-iar psrs sBrieks win siorn1s
fr,. n. ~ -r- In ~ mouth, &C sod by ,. 49,
Agent, - rn.i'"--'- 'f wa sm-<d
Pre- r-uts
.~TF RaID-HEADED.-- Loos 70 your hair Is
1. falling out o turning grey is here dsnann "
-. -.,fp TRY WYsTHs Cam Of LILIES, cei-Dfdiol
e ~ .r. ot the ESTABLISHMENT and .rowIh Of he haif-
r.x-ct, ia falling Of or turning grey and aheq1eso
81 he ,oilr.-for res. false cars u Ladies " II
yor s.I- b, J. o. PAY l35 Fulton street, Lamp stole'
san Bald.ng, n Y. Price, s. ernn- ys Om9"e
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OLIVER whitaker

None are genuine unless with the words seapss on for
Deafness blown m each bottle. ,.,,rs
This valuable medicine IS for sale by A. b. d. sANDS,
soe a.-ns FOR the Proprietor, No ~ Fulton street. ~
Broadway. y East Riosdway al7 itni
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W iHf DEPARTURES or THE HUTCHINSON
nf Is thus described in the Liberator
h zoe noble steamer lay of in the stream, ready in
ae menis to commence her painless Journey scrOss
A.. ,su'y deep Al the suggestion of Jesse circle
'~med by US ALL when the gifled Family sung
.sss, sweet Home with deep palhos and thrilling
snd ss the last strain died upon the air the bell
,srh ~ and giving final clasp Of the hand we babe