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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-18
iPAWlANp
M E d T CT NJ e S .

4 NEW supply Of the most popular paen
IA medicines, amUng which ara
Sands, Browns and Carpenters Extract Of
Ssrsaparilla.
Sands Salt Rheum Remedy.
Starkweather's Hcpatic Elixir.
Swaims' Panacea.
DR.. Jayne's Expectorant, | For Coughs,
Dr. Aliens Balsam Of Liver
wort, colds, aslh-
" Taylor's BaIsam Of Liver
wort, ma and pal
/" Wslar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, rnonary af
Mrs. NJ. N. GARDENERS Balsam
Of Livcrwort, fcctions gea-
Vegetable Pulmonary Basam.
A anderson = Cough Drops, orally.
Jackson's, Shcrman's aud Wisiar's Cough
LoZenges.
Psase's, Browns and Wild's Cough Candies.
Jayne's, Swaim's & fahncstock' Vcrmiluge,
adsworh's, Remington 4 Coye's Group
WSyrup.
sir Jas Marrsy's, Dinnefosd's and Dunbar
Fluid Magnesia.
Glove Anod yne Drops, for the speedy relief Of
toothache.
Wrieb,s Indian Vegetable, Wbitpey's)
Cough, Il Whitney ant, bilious, ,Msad's, Pills
Davenport's, Tomato, &c. &C.,
AI,SO-Dr. u. q. Wiley's Rcspiraor, Of
Breath Warming Instrument, for The use oi
those persons whose lungs are irri,ated by ex
posgre 10 the air the objects Of which are to
enable the consumpiive and those prcd-poscd
to eon smptien, to take exercise without risk IN
the open air, aud to prevent The bad effects TO
the lungs. arising from Sudden changes in the
Temperature &C the atmosphere.
Just received aud for sale by
n. r. II "A z a n ID,
Sign OF tho Golden Mortar, near the State
House. Newport, L. !. FEB. ].
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r. J. TAYLOR.

o,aRsApARi,Lh and Tomaio Bii'crs, Tooth
kJ ache Drops; Brown Bnucsc, Candy
Slarkwrothcr's licparm hh%Ir; incNha"sia'
bic Smelling Salt - further supply "l these
celebrated articles Just rcrcis,d by o.
June oh x. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-18

lpSr received by WV S VOS y, fresh
" supply "i D"rL BnANpn.rns PiLLs,
the only authorised agspl Tor thus town, snu
fnr sale at the Office over alt torbah's shoe
store, aud at the Tuuro street CV,tag" On
The flll.
Newport, May G. I545.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-18
HcDalic EliXir,

"A new remedy for Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Indj-
gestion, Ueakntss and .SOWness Of the
stomach, Loss of appetite, Lo,cness Of spir-
its, Headache, Asthma, Rheumatism, Fematc
Distractions and WedknesSes, and all other
Complaints arising from a d,seased state
Of he Liver and its secretions.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-18
INCONTEsTIDLE PROOFS
Of he efficacy Of This BaIsam in The worst
forms Of Consumption.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY

DR.. Bradlee-Dear Sir-The Hungarian Bal
sam is, beyond all question, most perfect
and admirable preparation for Diseases Of the
Lunga. have used II in my family, and in my
professional practice for more than two years.
with the most upiform and eu,ge success. sn
cases oG severe Pulmonary Disease, and can
conscientiously recommend it TO all who are
afflicted, as me mos, certain remedy for such
diseases with which am acquainted.
Yours Respectfully,
FREDERIC Il. SrORER, NJ ID.
Ssce, Maina, May %, lsi5.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-18
by TIE QUEEN's PATENT.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
BUclAan's Hungarian Hal
sam OF Life,

The great English r'medy for
COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, AND CON
SUMPTION .
TUNHE most celebrated and Infallble remedy
u for ColGs, Coughs, Asthma or any form
of PgInonary Consumption, il the HUNGA-
RIAN BALSAM OF LIFE, discovered
by pr. Bacbaa, Of London, England tested for
upwards Of seven years in Great Britain and on
the continent Of E.rope, and introduced into
the United States, under the immediate superln-
lendence Of the inventor.
The astonishing success Of the Hungarian
Basam. in the cure of every form Of ConsunP-
ton, warrants the American Agent in soliciting
for treatment the worst possible cases that can
be found in the community cases that seek
relief in vain from any Of the common remedies
of the day, and have been given up by the most
distinguished Phyaicians. as confirmed and incu.
rable The Hungarian Balsam has cured and
will cure the most desperate Of cases. IL ~ no
quack nostrunl, but a standard English Medicine
of known and established efficacy.
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ASK THE SUFFERER
AST'H MA,
AII-IleaIing IIaIsanl.

FOLGER,s OLOSAONIAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-11

POsT-OFFIcE BAIANCEs-ln reply 10 the numer-
Gus inquiries thar made this subject author
lied thai these articles are now under contract
and that quantity OF them 70 be delivered Ia ihi-
city on ur before the 18th inst Expedition vii be used
in forwarding them O Posioces fast as they can be
manufactured inspected and tested; but they
CURED be made with great nicely and accuracy some
lime must elapsc before all can be supplied. Union
RURAL CEMETERY AT PRoyIDENcE.-We learn
from the Providence Journal that the good people OF
that city are contemplating the laying Of lot Of
ground suited the wealth Of the place and the oeray
of the citizens rural resting place for the departed
We understand that proposals have been issued tor con
verfing lot Of thIIy-x acres on the No-hassuc River
into cemetery TO be laid out IN appropriate and ele-
CANT s;ye 1t proposed 10 erect substantial fence
around H. with appropriate entrance, to build receis
ing tomb and 10 put up cottage for the undertaken who
viii have charge OF the cemetery. Also 10 raise me sum
81 eleven thousand dollars by the sale OF lots, and 10 ca
psnd he same in laying out AID em5elshn; the GENE
terry.
y The LATE FIRE AT QUEBEC.-Ihe Monuea
Herald SAYS the glare Of the FIRE was 80 great ina me re
Election Of II was seen on board OF Steamer on Lake -
Peter distance Of 10 miles strongly that The pas
thought the town cf Three RIVERS ~ ths
foot Of the lake. that was on fire.
~ Rev. EBrsEzER THREsHER has resigned
The Office Of Corresponding Secretary oijae Nss1aes1
Baptist Edaeatson Society.
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CLIFTON SPRIN s;
.NNhsfe Sulnhur.l

~. THIS ESTABLISHMENT, situated upon the An'
"a: burn and Rochester Railroad eq distant nom ocnr-
- va aud Caaandsigus, having been extended ny 'i-
,rging and improving the House, AMI INCREASING TIE num-
her of Baths open for the reception Of ssi"fs Ihs
subscriber having leased the premises TOT term ~ years.
/. disposed To spare eAertion u render his House ns
lng and thc stay oi his guess every way pleasant "nd
comfortable
Th be- au,ies and advantages OF the location, It's consuy
a of sing villages, and To tie prime pal
through the state the high value Of me w rr
for It's medicinal properties, (which from the analysis MAIDS
by Prof uadcy Geneva College. 10 found Ia be almost
purely Sulphur of unusual strength, with sgh NH
cations of Magnesa aud Iron, and resembling very much ~
app.sr.nc effect. tle White Sprns o virginia. coin-
bned with the beauties OF Tie rpothe scenery, the grove"
with an abundant spnng flowing from It's midst altogether
render a spot by any tnng vi - Mind IA ia.
Stale and presents inviting aspect To the seeA"f OF cao
and pleasure well To the Invalid IN pursuit oi h"ah
from le nfuenc. VI healing waters and change vi sos
pierre and scenery
partias of pleasure or individuals their 10 OF from
the Falls ind very pleasant, relief 10 stop ifon lis
cars which pass within few steps Of the House. and ENJOY
line cool breezes the grove and W refreshing wafer Dat
for one train Persons wishing relief rom I've business and
bnse of the City, and greater quiet than found al
will md very desirable resort requiring only about y
hours ride u reach IT, $500
The Water Is found bs highly beneficial Ia all cases "
.crola enipuons of tho skin, salt relin and rr"msno
affections and IN VIII elect permanent .srs
PERSONS and those lsborng under slas 81 gen
eral ,ebAty will md ths Water valuable restorative
Manchester, June, 1913 An, "a fahhhr.,
ieZ3 2W tLaie of uc rfdhA'sh h""s', o'"''"I
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EDUCATION.

DEN. Il. T. HUDDARTS CLASSICAL AND COM
IL MERCIAL BOARDING aud DAY SCHOOL.-FOur-
ieenihsreei. between University Place and Finn Avenue
This Establishment which has lately been removed from
ou-on-strcc j. prepared for the reception Of an In
creased number of BOarefs No expense has been spared
Ia render n complete well arranged school TOR boys II
- been built expressly for the purpose Intended under me
direction of the architects IN the city, nni MI
Huddar has much satisfaction presenting 10 h- Friends
the Public Institution In which every requisite Tor the
accommodation, convenience aud comfort o. MS pupils y
combined and such the pecnce of many has sg
gesird. The situation p'rhap-, the most eligible which
could have selected for the purpose regards health
and facility Of All the advantages OF the best In
strctOr- and Professors are az aae while The Dement'S oil II
rOuniry residence gained by the outdoor athletic
which can be enjoyed m The spacious playground
Further information Of study, and other part
cuar- interesting parents be obtained application
to Mr. Huddart at hi residence In lith street
" B.-The regular Academical Year viii commence on
the OF September. after the summer vacation. The mum
Der of Pupils being limited in TIE Day School. vacancies Will
- filed a. they occur
For BOARDERs and DAY BOARDERS, who are en-
ey distinct and sepcrae, applications VIII be received at
any
TERMs-For Boarders 500 per annum without accom-
p-hments Day Boarders 80 per quarter Day scholars,
- per quarter. Ie2i 3no- M.W.AF.
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SANS soUoI HOTEL. BALLsToN SPA, n: Z.

- TIiIS LONO KNOWN AND FAvORITE EsrAb-
3 l.bruen with ths extensive grounds belonging D H.
- and all is rtensnces has been recently pt Into tts
mos, perfect order and repair and VIII be opened of Nc
reception Of Wis tors the 18th Of June next
The Inducements and advantages offered by tie sans
smcp NJ dei hliu retreat 100 widely snown
10 render minute description necessary It's spacious and
ri. giant saloons and apartments rich and diversified
beauty Of ts extensive pleasure grounds now In The highest
.tae of finish and u.tyau0nue quiet retirement ~ 10
shady retreats comfort and order which II j. mend.
ed shall p-ryade and characterize the Who'll.
all combine present unvsed attractions ~ ue public
generally. 49,. .,,, -.
reasons may prefer quiet and repose of-rs peculiar ys.
tages It's location Is six miles from Saratoga spnDss Win
winch has communication by railroad several uss dsyi
s arordng easy opportunity VI mngnng ~ The aiirs and
musemcnts Of fashionable watering place. wilou be-
ny annoyance and confusion Of lie crow ds
The Saratoga Mineral Waters will b. constantly furnished
as fresh. and sparkling ~ al the springs themselves
There ar. also Mineral Fountains In the nmedlsl seiy
OF the Sans Soucl great value and efficacy Tue new
SULPHUR SPRING BATHS Saratoga Lake, are ioVf mss
distant and Carriages Will from the Hotel al all nmss too
the visitors who may wish 10 use e bss
or 10 en- 10Y the deli infu scenery Of h- lake
The .sans Sooc" Will be under the charge u Mrs. H. H.
CRANE and y. w. HUxFORD, late " ID" kase Tavern,
ALBANY and they lDsi their personal enrs 'oses
win is many natural advantages and sscu"n !" feba
il ali thai could be wished of by those VINO sssA Ie~"s
comfort or pleasure during The coming season
teS Ou
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Datent Hleoieines.
wISTAR'S BAISAM.

a COMPOUND BALSAMlC PREPARATION from
n Md Cherry Bars and Tar-The best kEMEpf
Group Bleeding Of he LGnss. whSopngco1sh Dronca.
- nauenga. >horness Of Breath fSn and "cssness "a
Brtes, or >de Liver Complaint and the n's Stages ''
~ THOUSAND CURES. ia csse- deemed utterly
hopeless have firmly established rs vast superiority over
every former meiica discovery. II has Always tn 81
Naurrs own Prescription" being formed Sheny nouh
chemical extracts from Wild Cherry Bark and Ih-two
trees that uesly scattered wherever diseases o. e
lungs prevail We 1--WE few Instances % - exrsoronAy
power, from catalogue almost without; end
sdy (sidre-s VIII be- gwen al Inc New-Nork AgeneyD
who given up BY a. Of her physicians 10 de OF con
SUMPTION ha hard umor for moaihs on the s;ie-rsis~
arge Quantities OF matter sort OF osuy saesianc-hsd
tsken no medicine for months being past AZ hore-en
urely cured by ew bottles OF tss balssm IN September
and October 1874
A Csr,nan New-Yors City who had slept, lying
down for seven years beng obliged TO sleep sitting
posture 80 far cured attend 10 his basne.s IN the most
Thona. Brsiee ESQ J. P. Janaos. L. cured Of asthma
rho,nS. Corens Haddonsed. y. J. iesties under oaih
thai he hat cough and pain IN The -iie-or months
raised large quantities OF corrupt maii-r-aso micn oci
n, physicians could do but lille tor hi-gs'- nun ps 81
mercury hut did no goodhs friends 81 supposed De hsi
aopng consumption nenlr-y cured by irre hotles ~
WiSrAR'S BALSAM =, a, ,-,
Mrs Ann ID HOPKINS OF knowesvile. n Y: rnnr-iy
cured Of liver complaint and genera Deputy o' e's"''"
months standing al, -, N
jacob Hoffman, NJ n. Huntingdon cured child OF r
Schroebe OF obstinate disease OF me Lungs Ae' uc IN"
ued all the usual remedies in vain
Cases daily occgrring IN every part OF the country
which prove incon;esubly the superiority OF nus bAst
every shade OF Lung and Liver disease over every oS
preparation heretofore known to the world ,
Sold. Wholesale snd Retail by A. u. 4 D. SANDS
Wholesale Druggists. - Fufon-st New YORK. Sold Also al
rs Broadway y East Broadway THs ,sovE sss rHE
ONLY AcESTs ~ THs CRY Price. u per bottle sA
bottles FOR - mh.S ON
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moor. WHITES CORDIAL,

WHICH THOUSANDS 70 heds sf ia sey r e.s
e, smr,r Complaint Of Children and for those severe
periodical pains % hich so,ne macs are subject - nov
s go 9fosdu ay and 10 Actor H0us, James Aspnw al.
- William street. Atanson, ON Brigham, vi Broad
,.av corner Grand, Deluc Dgpuy 5Sl Broadway and
Park Row; J. X A. Meakim, ST Broadway; J. {. Hunt
ngton corner ID Avenue and TwerySecond street T. L.
Cotton Us beecker, Jones-sireet VIM T. Peek ~
John and III Gfeenw chasenue corner Jzne-stree,
wbo esa.e by Sclletein, SOU Co. ~ Wasireet Brook
lyn, K J. Dawes; Souh Bfookon Wm r. Blagroy-. Pre-
pared by n X Waite Hudson NY P~r~ - ie7D Inc
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"a Life In-urnnce :-XArIONAL loAy ErNp

LIFE AssURANCE SOCIETY or LONDON-NEW
YORK BRANCH.-The public are respectfully inlorra--i
tbat DR. Rosrer- ~ Dr. HO-ack VIII attend a. lie Soci-ty-
once. - Wa-.,. daily Sundays excepieil O'Clock
P. NJ
and German part Of the popu alton Of NewYOrk-Dr Ar
uoulf viii attend dalv NJ tle Office AZ u o'clock noon
each physician devorng one hour 10 bis duties a. medical
,xaun.r EXAMINATIONS viii be conducted o. their respec-
i've places OF residence ~ preferred during the hours usual
for receiving patients.
70 Fee pad by he Society.
Dr. Rofger. resides a. 10 Beecker- street.
Dr. Hossck l0l Frmkll--reet
Dr. Aruoult so Broadway.
- Wal-streei i3th june ls4l
JACOB HARVEY. Chairman OF Local board
J. LEANDER STARR. Manager and General Agent
IAN ,rarx D.rF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-11
FOR THE PILES.

Dcerain cure for the PILES, ether Internal exernai-
bleeding blnd. Sold only IN this city he once Of tb
Original Proprietor, A. UPHAM n d. regular educ.isd
prsrce where Pes sad all Chronic Diseases are success
hi uest Medical 0fce sa B0wery, four door, sDo.o
sPrlngsusek 0&cs kouu hom 4 n VI :. ~ ~
grlnss y" ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-11
DARTINE', LOTION

IDARTINE'S LOTION-The most Extraordinary
ID Discovery Of the age-ILe Proprietor, ~ placing u-
wonderful preparation before e public, : aware Of ine
many difficulties m rs pain ke NJ does mol confidently 'ay
o al afflicted with Bruises Rheumatism, Goul, ,~engs,
Burns Ac-ry BaTtnes Lotion. cure l. warranted, or,
no relief NO pay A. Internal relief for all hyp0chondr-
.e aection- Il gnrvaeG and al Diseases Of the skin
weld AZ once ecacOgs properties Call and read the
countless bona ace certificates OF lis merits.
TINS certify that several VI friends have used Bar
re- Fmbrocson for rheumatic Affections sprans, Ac and
hy experienced benefits thereor and some OF
HEN fra cure. can earnestly recommend H. having wit
messed effects and have doubt II the directions are fol-
0y, ed expressed upon each vial, but that Il al give gen
era satisfaction 10 al who Use H. IL medicine MAJ 20
family should be without a remedy for the many evils
la fe.h i. heir 10. J. SHERMAN BROWSELL
Register City and County Of Ne"-fofA
New-YofK, Jan 18Th 1873 -.
For .aIe a. - Vescy--t T. Butler, Nss,aist' o, on INC
Proprietor, {. > bAltllNt' - o. S's'
her o1r mr. niieir w. ~u-'p-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-11

order OF tie Board of Mayor and Aldermen ~ th Town Of
Msnph- Tennessee do hereby al yerls- for proposals
construct Cana from Wolf River 20 the City of Memphis
distance Of z even Niles sad Canal viii be aid out In sec
ton. of one nile each and sealed proposals Tor ~ consrc.
ton will be received until the eth day 81 july next; The
work 10 be paid FOR In the Bond. OF The Corporation having
Twenty Years run, with interest payable
Philadelphia
TIE Corporation ont Of debt and has revenue which
per per annun for TIE as four years
about twenty-five o-l thousand dol
.ar- year.
Opeior. wishing to contract are invited io and
anime tie ground. WIEN Al il- Information desired VIII be
furnished j. J. FINLEY, Mayor Of Memphis Tenn
M.rupni.. 5tb Ami. l5ti AL tiy.Ios
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$4,000 Itl5 ~ II !;

~,D nnn REX AKD.-Tle above reward WI. ue
SO.OOU paid for the recovery Of the following sums
of Monev-or proportion 10 the amount
60 en- from he Barge Clinton. OF Poughkeepsie, al the
foot of MuraysIeei between the hours OF and T. NJ on
Wondsy The n instant or the passage 10 Pougkeepse,
viz. =, ~,
Ncw-Nork -
- 2y7 of the bills Of the Bank OF Poughkeep-ie
Sl25oO OF the bills Of the Farmers and Manufacturers
Bank OF Poug hkerpsie.
SEQ OF the bills Of various DINER banA-
T. r. BENJAMIN Cashier Of the
Farmers and Manufacturers Bank, Poughkeepsle.
NORTH, Cashier vi the
Bank of Poughkeepsie.
Anyinornaton may be given to the Merchants Exchnnee
- -. iel9 O-f
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LAW NOTICE

Holm BROUGH late Auditor OF State and Fund Comml--
y oner Of Ohio ha- associated himself with he brother,
CHARLES II. BROUGH, and rEIER LiNN, Esqrs IN
In. practice Of the Law, the city Of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Puneual attention viii be given all business IN Law and
Chsncery entrusted 10 them, Hamilton and adjoining
Counties and the District and Circuit Courts Of the United
States for the State OF ONO.
Collection business ID receive particular and prompt al
tenon Ofce northeast corner OF Main and Third streets.
Cilcinrau, June "a, 1915
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CLY,IAN FIELDS, mOBOkEN.-F

IL hi'0n every afternoon, commencing AZ o'clock
Mr McCarty has the pleasure 10 announce thai le has
made arran Eemens for short time with that Justly
aud celebrated FAKIR OF ANGELINA. and the extra
ordinary and accomplished Prince 81 al Wonders YOUNG
FRANCISCO whose beautiful and instructive Hin
doc Festivities have the wonder and admiration Of all
Europe America and the Indies. Also h. has the pleasure
Dances MISS DELLA EMMONs. Tie entertainments viii
commence With Young tfancsc0s wonderworkin- HndOO
Festivities selected from hi- grand Magic Cabinet Among
which will BE-. found the following. Egyptsn Rings. Mystic
Figure. the Maden's Glove. Robes of Eld0r. Cgba-uc
Boxes. Divnaou of Gohtis. Anrlaou oi Balls AMI the
Faklr. Ouflandish supper. Aer which De- viii introduce
Indian Games. after The manner ~ Indians Of Maabar.
inierms-on OF half an hour Dancing and singing by Miss
Emnon- The VIII conclude with Franchises
elegant Mechanical exhibition Of the celebrated Acrobat
Family In Miniature consisting ~ me following Mauoneiis
Isl Hogan the Graceful Mngi. ID Joseph. the Chinese
Clown 81. Marvo, the Naval Dancer. 9Th. Gardener,
Ia Elser. 9Th Alonzo. the Equlibrst 9th Fyall the
Mystic Girl nh. Great Western Is Peeg smashum- Az
which. the Buriea entitled Old Crimes and his VIE TO
be performed by several Of the figures. OConne, the
celebrated tattoo dancer engaged The New York Brass
Band has been engaged, and VIII play every afternoon
" B. Theperfomanccs VIII be changed daily ly7os 81
THE POCKET E~CRITOIR-Being small
i elaborate Case covered with Morocco. plain. gill;
superby Illuminated % in by = in-ln deepJ uniting the
entire requisites Of the Portable Dc-h, AMI containing the
y-ceebraied Letter and Con-Baance with Pen-hOder,
application of lnksand with India Rubber stopper.
steel pens letter and chequer seal memorandum tablet
and botng-card l2nch measure, lndakuhbeT, - gum
medallion or other waters, sticks of sealng-waN, wax
apers ~ promeiiean lights being sufficient TO sea 500
letters with material for Ignition recess Tor 100 leIlef-
stamps ingenI0usiy constructed Escrior Almanac tor
1915 The Escrior may incidentally take the place OF the
cumbrous desk and, working upon metallic Joints, II may
be pleasure distinct ink apcr-and, and IN
OF writing materials, information, and articles of utility ever
accomplished IN small compass II is suitable 10 the
the tourist and the Of business-for the paror, tee
drawing the chamber and may strictly be called tie
personal associate, Onder of tie age. For sale by
JOHN j. BROWN co.
igg feed Fu.fOf-s. Nasal
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Doaroins ano botsls.


BOARDING: Tor gentlemen and their wives-i largo
with bedroom attached ON the door TIE situation very
pleasant, and terms moderate Apply Al No - fut"n
st.ee- N'
aDONkD.-Pca-ant Rooms With board, can be- Obtained
ID al 10 ,snasL Tor Oent.msn ami ti,i N's-ol s.s"
,,,ntIrmen pi im-
DOARDINt:.-Mrs NJ. GRIM ios Walnut street, be-
ID ih anu 9th. Pnlaielphia Having e"nn.'is nn
her old establishment, the AMI eoinnodiuss n's' al
tnng Is now prepared Ia accommodate additional ubm.
Der OF genlecl Bvalles She has several af.e ad any
apartments tot Families, Travellers AMI otierS
WARM AND COLD BATHS are attached" We house.
and every attention paid by herself AMI wls ic slaa
ton IS central Terms moderate No lh
uDOAKD-Wuh OF without Rooms, can be obiainsd AT
ID No. ~ Chamberss- opposite the Psrk ~ "
lDOAKD IN JEKsEN tiTl.-D,snsD.c ovAnD
ID may oblsrei IN Jersey Guy either tot sns" s.nN'
Washington and " arrcnL Communicate oG Ne i.u, -
CHEAP and the crossing constant until midnight ro I'M
NIOTIt'E-The subscribers BOARDING hOt n al
,r lie reception company, under the manages oi hs.
tersusO 49,.
II Sea Bathing, pleasant scenery, pure All and quiet
House M be satisfactorily uey VII oe ound a. ~, Es.s'-
lslInenL - 1"o. hoi'hn.
Long Branch, N. j. June %, 1873 le-s imeoi'
= lVERPOOL tENl;.) BOARDING hOt sE,
No 10 Dukesreet formerly the residence % Sn :" IA
liam Burton.
The MISSES PERKINS respectfully ash the palionase
of antilles AMI Gentlemen visiting LNepoo ioi u'i %
ab.hneu where they VIII meet WIN 1he coiVHs an' at
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