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DANCING ACADEMY. +.

"a LEONARD STREET, West Side OF Broadway.
NNLLE PAULINE DEsJARDlNS has the honor Of in.
M forming public that she will open her class te 18th of
September Mule P. D.sjardns will give instruction IL All
the different branches Of dancing ~ her Academy will be
taught all the newest and fashionable Dances now IN
IN Paris. AT9ng them the q. adnl!e of Polka, Gallo.
pades the Waltz Polka and all styles Of Waltzes Among
Fancy Dances the Polacca azuka Cachucha
&C. Mile d. will give her particular attention Ladies
Boarding Schools Private be given in private aud
other cnsse. will be formed by number Of scholars and will
be attended 10 al any time 70 lmsfc
K TONS sIZlN0for sal. by
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sales or stocks Mt Philadelphia.

shs Schuylkl Nav 29 $4,000 Texas notes l7i $50 shs
Grsrd Blk ST. 100 Bank 81 $500 State SIS 7a; 5000
do 77 5000 do 5000 do 77 5000 Resdng BIDS Co. 200
shs Wilmington III 100 Girard Blk 81 do 81; 10 Lehgh
Nav 29; $1,000 Chesapeake and Delaware Canal 79E; ,
shs 90 81! Camden and Amboy RR ll3; 100 Reading IR
26 I6 Wilmington IL.
BETWEEN BoARDs-l5O Wilmington RR. 5ds, l7l 100
do Ia 10 Memphis Bk 10; $4,000 Reading RR BIDS 6sl
80 shs do bo5ds 25 200 Grard Blk, bo5ds ST. so schuy
kill Nav, bo5ds, %; IS do, rw, 2e
SECOND BoARD.-S5000 State SIS, bo5ds 77t 200 Coun-
~ os 90, cash, e7t; shs Farmers and Mechs Bk 4o1;
100 Y Benk, hoods, 81; so do ST.
AFTER BoARD-2S Bank 81; 100 Reading Rk hoods
2o7 200 Wilmington RR so5ds l6f; 80 do, bo9ds ios
100 do 6ds, l7E 10 Louisville Biz 50; Penna Bk 1921;
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TO ANGLERS md DEALERS IN
FISHING TICKLE

iactuers aud Importers o Fishing Tackle all branches
nave now completed their fall stock consisting of ael
IN the line for Pond Stream, River aud Sea flsmne impo
tefs OF the genuins Hemming Son, genuine merick
Justly celebaed Fish Hooks Also, Of DixonS Sons ebnsd
Shooting Tackle and covered Drinking Fasks finest Canister
GnnpOwder. &c, &c, wholesale and retail a2a In
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE ( M


THE public favor period of.cr n:hs
by the Mutual Benefit Life Assurance Company,
Of the provisions Of their charter TO The Insurance Of
The tables Of premiums being ready they Offer 70 the
Pnoie projection hIst undeaken g London BY The Medical
and bv hye other Life Assancs Companies TO insure chronic
OF diseases not attended with but with
MuTUs TGn Ia BENET i LIFE NsT
RANCE COMPANY IS instituted here.
The science Of statistics has ony within peri cd
been successfully applied the duration and mortality of dis
ties Of results could not have been earlier formed but he
aad information most indusousy and scient
eudng maady that aicts the people Of the Ursd
cases ding utmost eondsacs the safety Of i. psin
sns' c apS psE%sb O. s s, %
The premiums equitable terms commensurate with
require the persons borng under disease in
its various influenced by hereditary the
on producing defective of health in the event OF
restoration 10 permanent within the
cory By tts medical board Of the company
extra returning to thai charged on sound IVes 0
Ia ddon to he privilege which the Compsny's charter
LIVES they continue to insure HEALTHY Lives. and To
those who wish avail themselves OF the benefits of this ad
who might otherwise be left destitute hey hold on
advantages as from the euliar plan which this company
sonably ample reurn for their premiums paid in and
s Ris s T9 fG s % for
on h ts asr are Z, ss paid y money delivery policy
a LIE ns Meesa cS
}EFsMlAa }fl!4AE HRN MskE REs ssEIEAR. $ Z MD
t1s' 9 JOS SMS5stis l. soK ssS1yD Asss, in New York.
dy from Ss H's hour Of
0Sss e H. l. AND @ G pd y 4. Gs%p,y n
ing cornerot New street s22 2w cod jsb
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STEAMER BURNT.-Beween three and tour O'Clock
Saturday morning last The steamboat Fnu
Towson living the opposite side OF the river was dis
covered to be fire and before any assistance could b.
rendered. was burnt 70 the edge There was an
insurance of about $1,000 the boa--N o. Republican
Sent, 49,
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The WONDER " BLESSING OF THE ~ L,
THE ONLY CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
LET EVERY MAN. JVOMdN q CHI ~

IHE WONDEh " BLESSING OF THE Al h
THE ONLY CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
LET EVERY MN, WOMAN & CHILD,
WHO is trbabled with Coughs Colds, Splitting Blood
w Liver Ccmplsints, asthma, Bronchitis, Whoopins
Cough Pain "a the Side and Breast Sore Throat Rising or
Tickling l the Throat Nervous Debility Papitation Of the
Heart Broken Constituon from the abuse Of caone
other ca9ses the genuine and only genuine Compound
syp Of Wild Cherry prepared by the celebrated Dr. Swsyne
q fhladelphiaall others are spurious, and limitations
Therefore be cautious 70 ask for the original only gennn.
preparation from this valuable ce-Dr Swaynes Comro und
Syrup OF Wild Cherry Principal office north west corner OH
and Race streets, Philadelphia, '
AgenisIWw Miln9d or D. of Broadway and John
snihs and X a. sands chpreh piSpen, 1888 Swe
isnd kses ,s and Co. 90 Maiden Lame New York. Rev
New Orleans LIB swan, and NJ. winsow, ROCHESTER, NJ
Pi.tsburg Iinman Clnclnnati; Peson and Harrison
T2o Broad street Newark N. J Benjsmn Old 27s Broad
Pierce, s,a,yir Hall Maiden Lane Albany, New York
WqTcsssr, Mass Jane. Green aud Co., WopeestsT M,s
ksspss New Yort; 9 9. Woodmap, vicisburs, Miss; H.
Mnoss ~ Holden East Boston, Mass; M Cohen and Co
EMP sEEo-5o Bushels clean IIIinois Hemp seed for
saleb9 * COLLINS 4 CO.,
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BROKERS BOARD Sept 29.-2 shares New England
Worsted Co l02J: Portland Saco and Portsmouth RR
9s3 lOO 81 Nor Wor RR II 76; 90 do 5ds II; -
do s3ds 765 100 Reading R bo3ds 26 so do 26t; $40
Island RR 20 693 100 do. bol5ds 10s; 100 Phiadel.
pha Wilmington and Baltimore RR, sim, l6t IS DO lot
100 East Boston Co bolm, Is; 100 do l43
SrcoSp BoARp.-200 shs Nor Wor RR 76; 90 do,
boI0ds 76 100 do bo5ds 76 76t 90 DO bo20ds 76t 80
Island RR bo4ds 7o so Reading RR slods 26 so do
bol0ds 26t; so do bol5ds 36t
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,.bREMEN-barque Charleston-Mrs Gardner Miss Dunn
Wirth. 80 = 'ai'' aiu r-us
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NAVAL The Secretary OF the Navy and Com
modores Warrington and Shubrck, set out for Nor
folk on Saturday nght via Richmond, on visit of in.
specton TO squadron which lies at Norfolk and
to the navy yard II has been seldom that a gal.
liant American squadron has been lying in that harbor
than at the present time-some of vessels just
ming In end others just goHg out He will the trim
IN which they respectively appear The squadron
ssts OF Commodore Bottoms flag ship the Pennsylvania
the Congress- Capt Stockton, just bound to the Pacific
the Marion Commander Smonds for the coast of Afri.
ca the Brandywioe, Commodore Parkers flag snip; the
81 Louis Capt McKeever, the Perry, Commander Paine
Qhe three last just returned from the East lndies the
Flrt, Lieut. Watson commanding; and the Columbia
Capt. Roussesu, just preparing for
The Secretary and the two commodores expect TO
turn to Washington Wednesday evening Thurs
day morning
Captain stocko- reached this city Sunday evening
being under the impression that the Secretary had de-
clined visiting Norfolk. but finding the bird flown
he fastened this morning to Baltimore with the nten.
ton Of taking the boat and overhaulng the Secretary at
Norfolk.-Washington Union Sept %.
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COAL.
AM delivering best Peach Orchard and Red Ash
screened and free carriage fro yard the following
prices las usual the lowest the cy namely Broken Egg
and suvests5 25 Ige 81 IS; small per ton with
off If taken from the boats Coal Yard of King
aud Greenwich streets. PETER CLINTON.
sti irr<r
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE

noCTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street, near Chatham st.,
~ the Oldest and ced medical surgi
cal practitioners the city OF New fok in the ola
class of delicate Diseases The Doctor established
stand for eevea years. aud during that has
y treated IL o9 mercura and other delicate
complaints The Drs for skill those old half.
cured that have existed for years No
ter how long you have Geet, Structure Ulcers upon
the body, IN the throat head
Of tn. legs viii and can cure you if your durable.
Constitutional Weakness sometimes called Seminal Weakness
brought by habit ndulged in by young rneuNIany
an unfortunate victim OF this has
sautary treatment pyseIsa weakness of the and small
Of the back confusion Of intellect orgeulness palpaon OF
the heart society, only symptoms
plant. lie every charge. Mild
aud cured in days Dr. johnson regularly
educated fhvsician aud Snrrpon n lfuo
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THE MISSES PALACHEs
BOARDIN( AND DAY SCHOOL,

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
ECR Young Ladies oil the Jewish Faith, 81 Thompson ST.
L. W York.
Instruction is given in The Hebrew Language free Of any
CHARGE according the Portuguese and German
tio All other languages and the accomplishments tangt
the usual The best employed and
facility afforded Tor the improvement of the pupils the
Gus branches of study.
The Misses Pal.che having been for established
rely with confidence on the OF their sic lnc
ELOCUTION.
EDWARD MATURIN, A. ,begs to inform his former pu.
II pills and the public that he Intends organizing classes
stiuction the above well read
iag OF English Poetry r.. NJ offers his Jols
also. lie Will commence sufficient number of
names be obtained and show, application, es-
,lmonas of the satisfactory character. Residence
Warren $40 lmrrc
SENOR NJ g. DE- PAkEDhs,, who has been for sr-
~ veal professor of Spanish Literature the
oesi colleges in the Of Cuba aud present engaged
such III Oh res Coude Lyceum and ST. johns College ha-
wing some leisure hours would be pleased devote them
other institutions.
In order commodate Students Senor Paredes will have
Spanish evening classes three week, the lower part
OF the city and the other lhIee in the upper part
Persons wishing to Mr. r. will please apply Mesrs
Coudeu and Porter No. est Marks Place si4 2wsm
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sures to have the captains bsay deceny inferred.
meeting Of the officers OF the several regiments OF the
first and third brigadss will be held tonight at General
HubbslPs head quarters make the necessary arrange
ments. The meeting called last night.
There was active business in stocks to-day, and
some Of them fell off towards the close IN spite OF efforts
TO maintain their prices The following quotations will
give better idea of the feverish state OF the market than
any rLst thatc he NM
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TT Is SPOKEN OF OUT LOUD

a BhiNG The very best Shaving Cream in existence
never MAS an article that such
hISPS ERBENA CREAM stands prominently the shay
ng soap o the whole world the presses Europe and
s county nave pronounced unryalled, and the
-, so testify that il duly appreciated 1t up
~ soo eheapef han other before public
Al are requested to call and the article as now pepsred
ror sale BY the origin inventor CHARLES III RiNfi ssp
Broome street and so Maiden T. M. - ,r.J ,n'+s s'-
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MARTELLE " HULDEhMANN,
No. "a Maiden Lane.

NJ MANUFAGTURERS and Importers of Om,mental Hair
AvA Work Wigs, Toupees Bands Curls, Seams, Dandeau
ta Darguy's Gel ba,ed Cured Hair. IS inches long
uew style OF Everlasting Cus aud all kinds Of Hair Work
wholesale and retail.
Also avery large assortment of Flowers Feathers Head
DresseS such az Agerennes oriental Pompadours, Egyp
tiepne Duchuss, and ali kinds of Allleaary artlcles
y. B-The trade supplied on reasonable terms.
s2l lmsm
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
IHnsb1y 0f01, CifD ~ ~

THE PROPRIETOR of this fine Hotel formerly known as
i Gadsbys but generally called Coleman's Hotel de-
es return his thanks his friends and the travelin
OF the community generally for the favors which they
have bestowed upon him opened estabhu
and them that he will render his
house worthy Of the patronage Of which he has already
ceiv ed So liberal a share.
The house having been during the summer, thoroughly
of travellers residents and the proprietor respectfully so
continuance of past favos the part visitors
Washington residents during the session of Congress- be-
con6den, that they will always nd comfortable lodgings
the the table that the market affords and
polite waters. g. COLEMAN.
Washington City, Scptem embsr, l8i5. SIS 3md& Wis jyb
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EAGLE Baths,
52S Pearl street.
RETWEEN Centre and Elm streets.-Warm, Cold and
~ Shower Baths equal any the city, l2a each
Good clean single beds i2s cents each Meals 2s each
Board and lodging 81, so per week.
Newspapers from London Liverpool, Canada and all tn.
ripgl cities " he tuit ed States q Tile. jvm+
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FOR SALE.
MEDALS AND COINS.

nor SALE-AnciSnt Coins, Grecan and Roman, OF the
middle age and modern Coips aud Medals of all nations
the great and smsll quantities. Also, col
ctions composition medals finished the exquisite
manner, and very moderate prices.
Mineral Samples from Siberia, Sw eden. Norway. Bohemia
Saxony England France &c., at No le Greenwich I'd
Story. sig 3wtr
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WAR ON DOMESTIC ANIMALS.


TITLE inventions often meorious great ones
II This reflection e,nnenv philosophical, has been
cited minds by the sight Of dead bodies lying
floor OF our ofce ~herehe tose OF some OF our
Tor that IS the title whch refuse legion of
which have made irtiu consumption Of Courrers and
"SomaInes Litterares."
Well so that this against which all nds
OF American powders have proved Intellectual
~ one little dose OF tie exec lent poison which advertised
stess mors happy ~ this victory than the u tous Wet
nIton could have been At that Of Waterloo; aud should
friends compare the which has been made
fee with that of the Daara could refuse TO record
important event. from which all readers
vantages who come into conflict with those enemies against
Courier des Etats Uns Of Aug.9
DESTRUCTION OF VERMIN-We do positively assert
that the adv rtsed by Dr. No %
Liberty street FOR the destruction Of vemn will perform
he says have tried them and found them be truly
cacious.-N. York Mercury, Of Aug II.
The subscriber will warrant IN instance all his pepa
ratons for bed bugs cockroaches mice moths ants flies
feas flies horses and cattle weases wood chucks and MI
insects attacking the fields vegetables the trees
those of tropical climates All orders must be very specific
to what object Apply for ps,,cgars 70 the manufacturer.
ID +" LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,
api9 Inn .eodmc ~ ,herty street near VILLA,
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MIISIli

A LADY wishes to devote her time to the instruction
young ladies' the Piano. She teaches
system which has been introduced this
try It has been greatly approved ef in Eupope being
shortest aud easiest method Of bringing the pupil
addressed TO X Y the Office of this paper shall be
q lnfI
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MRS. CAKKULL'o
INDICATED, VAPOR & SULPHUR BATHS,
iS4 Fulton street, Opposite st. Pauls Church.
RS. CAtiOLL bsgs remind her patrons of the eica-
Ni CIV OF vapor Baths in curing colds heu chs
and ev Suhur Baths half hours notice
P Vapor Baths any part OF the city vicinity
ali i'm
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CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW YORK,
Collectors Office, Septe enber 10Th, lst5. :
NOTICE TO CoNsiGNEEs OF GOODS IN PUBLIC
dut es thereon, will be held eaily October.
impo tiers, and of all goods wares and
merchandise which have remained rxty days in public
respectfully requested them without further delay
avoid the eApel incid ntal to such sale.
$40 T.. w LAWRENCE. Collector.
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CASES SUCCESS
Prevention is better than
cure. Make early application
10 skiliul men when you have
any reason TO believe there is
any affection taken place in The
lungs. During he last month
we have treated 1, pstieats
who had incipient affections OF
the lungs, anu we have reason
to believe all of them are safe
from the fatal effects Of con.
sumption.
l2 Acute rheumatism.
4 Acuie pleurisv.
7 Intestinal worms.
3 Pain and burning on the
brain.
4 Chronic rheumatism.
6 Cholera morbus.
2 Dysentery.
II Sourness and wind on sto-
mach.
4 Pin in the side.
3 Liver compliant.
6 Night swrats.
Q Genei al debility.
2 Diseased kidneys.
8 Secondary veneI cal.
4 lncontinence of urine.
2 Retention of urine.
lind ANIMATION of stomach.
SURGICAL oPER
8 Cases Of irritation about
the neck of the bladder,
and scalding of the ure-
thra.
! Tapping the abdomen for
dropsy
8 Swelled legs and feet.
6 Bubos brought TO a head
and opened.
2 Large assesses opened.
| Percussion cap taken out Of
the head
Needle taken outof the arm
of lady.
5 Operation for the removal
OF tonsils.
Free advice TO the poor bety
s2t lt-r Atte
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PHILADELPHIA HOTELSs
HARTWELL'S
WASHIN TON HOUSE,
223 Chestnut Street,
ABOVE SEVENTH STREET, NEXT TO THE
MASONIC HALL,
PHILAD ELPHI A.
~ Baths Just ntroduced-Warm and Cod-in fine
meats-for both ladies and gentlemen al6 lmerh

COLUMBIA HOUSE,
eatn ut street, between 9th and 7th streets
PHILADELPHIA.
lyHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their friends and
The travelling public they have taken the above house for
mery the Marshall Houe and have made extensive
aud interior, having spared no
expense reader OF the pleasant aud fashionable
houses the city The parlors the chambers
large well arranged the furniture entirely Its oca
the central fhe city, 10 all the places
public and the depots o. the
Southern Western and Northern
The tables will be with all the delicacies Of the
The Wines Of the choicest brands and have been
carefully selected.
The pope,or hope the AID
the business satisfaction those who may favor
them with their patronage.
BAGLEY, MACKENZIE & co.
James Bagley, (late OF Jones Hote)
Henry G. Mackenzie, formerly of the Warrington House
Peter l.. Ferguson.
July LIST, 1915 iva yn+e
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MONTHLY REPORT FOR AUGUST
NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE
No. rs Chambers Street.

zlUGTS StTCct.
uLLy TREATED.
3 Bilious stomach.
5 Palpitatiou OF the Heart.
81 Seminal weakness.
5 Scrofulous swellings in the
neck.
6 Falling ofthe womb.
8 Eruptions OF the skin.
4 Venereal warts.
| 9 Fever.
3 Deafness.
Ia Examinations Of the chest
to detect disease.
0 CostIveness.
6 Bad cough
Is Different diseases OF the
eye.
Q Bleeding from the lungs.
| 3 Cases of gravel.
6 Bilious headache.
2 Sore throat.
| 5 Dyspepsia.
3 Difficulty in making water.
4 Cases of midwifery.
2 Apoplexy.
| | Inflammation Of bladder.
6 Whites, oflong standing.
| Ulcer on the womb.
8 Cases ofpiles, S cured, 3 un-
der treatment.
4 Sore heads of children.
2 Suppression of menses.
TIoNs AND CURES.
4 Operations for squirting.
10 Structures cured In the ure
thra.
| Scale of iron removed from
the eye.
3 Operations for radical cure
Of Hydrocele, water in
scrotum.
6 Sore legs of long standing.
6 Cases Of I'M ury by accident
attended TO.
| Case Of water in the sper-
catic cord, cured. h
l Contracted anus relieved
by an operation.
cen } aud O'clock.
ii. BOSTWICK, NJ. d.
,ding Surgeon and Physician.
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SELECT PERFITJuERY

/ uBlNH Guorlan's, Flyers, Prevosts Guelaud's and
der; Oil; Pomstums Cosnetique &c; ngi,sb and French
hsif Brushes aud Combs Of all descriptions together with
ms hghy esteemed and well patronsed Japonica Juice for
cleansing the head and mos!cnng the hair the only thing
rst w prevent The hair falling Sold VIM. DIB.
- lmsuc 80 "'t
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DENTISTRY.
nR II: BLANkAlAN, Dentist, Is Chambers street, N.
York, late Of Virginia offers his proes onal services
the publ. Persons who desrous of having
upon ornamental and useful sppendsgs the teeth
pr attended TO, 10 Ill his Office where
feences Of he highest billy be I'd. Terms
DE ate, and Z operations anted So lm.rc
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HAR IVORK

all its branchss Ladies Wigs; half Wigs; Frizettes Wire
hair Also large Of Gentlemens Wigs and Scsps
Of all sizes and shades OF the best quality 10 be ound on
tate 27l Broadway ~ "a inn RE
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au2 lm-rrc
A G. BARRY, Artist IN Hair, No. lac Broaoway-Wigs
IA and Scalps upon the Ventlatng and syste
the oan the
raj head ofhair Toupees, Pas Bands Seams and Curls
cheaper than other house the city The trade supplied
Also manufactured from ladies and gentlemens hair Neck
&c. anal Im+tnc
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A PORTRAIT FOR ONE DOLLAR.
A F.THOMPSONS Daguerrian Rooms No 2s5 Broad.
n; way betwsen the Granite Buildings aud Reade At.
q the various taken by the improved
process and finished IN the superior yle with all the
natural coIors. '''N' " W.
Operations in all weather from "a. NJ tiIl4PM
Instructions thoA and Apparatus and Materials supplied
To persons wishing thorough knowledge the
perior adv here offered - ~ sI0 imsm
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- 4. '.'so' TX. GoGI ISsS SS co.,
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To DAGUERREOTYPISTS.
I 000 FRENCH Whole FIeuch Plates, (Steer Brand. J
1,OOO 90 600 do do of Ostin Bands, Nos 2O's,
iUs, ,0s aud sos.
100 Gross of Morocco Cases, ofal sizes.
80 Gross Chlorde If Gold
100 Ounces Chloride Of Iodine.
200 do Bromine,
Just received and for sae at wholesale and retail at the
Pumbe National Daguerrean Gallery the npper
Broadway and Murray street s22 5tsIh
TO DEALERS IN JEWELLERY.
THE UNDERSIGNED, being Manufacturers and having
fine of Jewellery and Diamond Work on hand
soica cali from dealers and merchants dealing the
articles Amy given pattern style of jewellery fine da.
mond work made to order, at
SHAW &ARROWSMITH'S,
SIG lm.mc No Dey street. door from Broadway.
N.B-Twevc fifteen good chain makers find EN-
ployment as above.
M ATCHES !--WATCHEs AND JhWLLhi - nose
w who wish to purchase Gold Silver Watches, Gold
Chains Gold Pencils Keys &c. will find greatly their ad
vnage to call on the subscriber who selling all descriptions
Of the above retail much lower than other house the
Gold Watches low $50 aud S25 EACH Watches AND
Jewey exchanged All Watches warranted to keep
good time or the money refunded.
g. e. ALLKN, Importer of Watches and Jewery,
h ,iesale and Retail. 80 Wall street.
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LUCINA CORDIAL,

zen , aud 4 O'clock.
II. BOSTWICK, NJ. d.
ndlng Surgeon and Physiciau
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WRECK II THE sHiPwAy TRINITY House London Augus
25 1915 Notice hereby gwen that Green Buoy marked
with the word Wreck" has been laid about fahoms
the westward of sunken vessel in the shpway The said
Buoy lies in 6s athoms low spring tides with the
folow ing mark aud compass bearings. viz
remarkable the right of Baudsey Church
with the said church bearing NV by n AN.
w Bandsey Buoy, by w "a w distant about IL mile
Shipwash Light Vessel ENE
Orfnrd High Lishtnouse Ne q n
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-27

for the destruction of His image2 He
can not. No man can live a christian
life, and support rum selling as a beverage.
No maa can live prepared for death and
the judgment. who is instrumental in diff
fusing drunkenness aud its denominations
throughout the land, and of bringing
Shame and everlasting contempt upon
the heads of many of The human family.
At least, SO we opine. r. NJ. p.
p, S. Will some one of our Anti
Temperance Commissioners please exhb-
it the arguments in favor of Rum-sellne?
| for one, should like TO see them.
Il. NJ. p.