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 lV North America from the plantation Of Ihe Bri. iish Copuies till ther assumption of National Ihde- pendance: by James Graham, LID. In 4 vols.
 History of sihe War in France and Belgium, in 1915, containing minute details of the Bi,tueso Qanire Bras, LIHgy, Wuvre and Waterloo: by Capt w. 5 b,rne. In l vol svo. For sale by -.
 dec13 s. W. ALLEN, 2S Dauphn st (sHARTS of Gulf of Florida, Gulf of Mexico, O West Indies, English Channel. St. George's Channei. Mediie, ranean Sea; Bowdich's Navigator, latest edition; Blunt's Coast Pilot; Blunl's Ship. masters Assisiant; Bluni's Nautical Almanac, 1886; Log and Cargo Books For sale by ns
 DESllON g. MYERS.1 k
 noyl5 corner Commerce and Cont SIS. IDIOTS AND SHOES-The unders, ,gned will kS be constantly supplied with fine Boots and Shues, ui'ctured in Philadelphia expressly for this marker, of the hest materials, and m point ol style and workmanship cannot be surpassed, for sale at manuiactHrers' prices by r5H dec5 McRAE. RAvESIEs & BULLOCK. HATS and CAPS-30 cases received by late ar- hA rivals. comprising fashionable black Cassi mere, fine Nutria, Moleskin, black and Drab Russia and Sporting Hats, Silk and Cloih Travelling Caps. For sale by HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND.
 decS . t2n8 se1 ' AS St Michael street c FORAGE for Salt, Coffee. Bagging and Rope, N Hay, Cotton, Sc,, can be mad very low rates, at Eslava's Fire Proof Warehouse, including wharf, age and drayage. Apply Iol o. w, SAVAGE al ihe Vaithouses " M. r .-Dhf AMI oT W q lr4 2 | dscl0 J. H RIVERS & co. XAfHOLESAL.E BOOT AND SHOE WARE w HOUSE-No. 10 St Francis street-A large and well assorted stock, embracing every va riey and quality, may he found at the above eshl,- shnent, which are offered for ,aleal very low pri. esby @1 (ocr3n SAML. B.sHoWE (SHAIRS-Jusl received per ship Pactolus n very AJslanisome asso lment of cur'ed and plain Maple and ornamented cane seat Chairs, cane seal Rock tug Chairs. chiidren's do. etc. For sale by AZ derll fiats v .& tc IlJONES.l "A NTHRACffE, COAL--i00 sbhds Peach Or. "A ci,ard, broken and screened; 50a tons loose PeacI, Orchard CoaI, arrive per schooner Conm- bis sailed from PbiIadsphia Nov. 19. Appiyio ,
 dec5 & E. c. CENTER < co, M iNSEEaFUIL-- 300 gallons pure English B f IA 520 gallons best American. Landing per brig Sarah Brown and for sale by
 I. c. DuBOsE & CO.,. Wholesale
 noy25 Druggists, 50 Water street
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! lCH r. WELLERY and PLATED WAR E. AG JAMES CogsIEG, No. l2 Davpbin-si,, lIas just recei,ed per ship Hector large assdriment o rich Jew ellery Also, aLrge assortment of Plated Trays, Vegetable Dishes, Bniter Tubs and Salt Gel Jars, and oier of such articles usualy kept in his business, for sale at reduced prices. nv27 EAA PIECES Bsgging. 500 coils Rope OVU Landing and fer sale by
 deo9 q. WESTFELDT & BRO.
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hIL-25 casks pure beached winter straIned " Sperm. superior article, for sale to arrive per brig Croton, by
 dse4 MSRAE, RAyESIES < BULLOCK.
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TIANc.oI.CZaK.,,s e E, $ MANN's ADAMANTINI

ITANCOCK'S & MANN'S ADAMANTINE III CANDLES. These beautiful Candles pos. lhe aforementioned advantages advantages over others, in the following respects: "A
 From their extreme hardness and purity, they will not n'elt under l95 degrees, whilst wax melis uHder l50 degrees. i4E
 They free from any unpleasant smell whatever, require no snufing, and are warranted free from ar- seaic or any o,her deleterisus composition.
 TheT superiority to wnx or sperm candles, and their more reasonable cost m comparison, render them an article highly deserving Ihe attention of merchants and shippers generally. For sale by
 f1 MARSHALL, ROWE and CO,
 oct 2I0 Agents for the Manufacturers, -
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ENOR SALE--Scotch Ale, Brown Stout and East l' India Beer, of superior quality, ia pins and quarts, and in packages of 6a7 dozen AIso-250O sacks Salt. in lots to suit purchasers and 100 pieces Kentucky Bagging.
 ssvs GEO. MARTIN. SC st M,ehasl street
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..Truth neeis no BoastinC,,

"Hru1h needs no BOaSt1hSs'
 FkflilS Is an old and true saying. What would be \ t;ie of calling public attention 10 aoything whether in ihe medical line or oiheru ise, unless il had stood lhe test ofru'h? The compound xtract ol
 HOARHOUND CANDY,
 INVENTED BY
 .Jao. Pense 3' Sons, No. 45 Diras'on. sf., ~ York; bears the experience of FIVE YEARS use and praise, from all sections of the Union, because il has effected just such it's inventors sad it would therefore "trutI needs no boastng When ex.Pre- sident Jackson, President Tyler, Governor Bouck, Mayor Morris, and other men itheir character and standing praise it. it is almost useless ior he pro- prieors speak of merits Still they feel in Iu y bound 10 the afflicted and their friends, to prn- nulgae virtues far possible, m order tlai he thousands now lingering under disease may he res tored 10 health.
 Pulmonary Complaints, Palpilation of the Hra. Coughs, Hoarseness Liver Complaint,
 Colds, Whoopiua Cough, Difficulty ofExpectoratiou Irritation of the Throat, Night Sweas and all dis CrOop, Asthma, es leading to consumption, 7, Al once yield to its unrivalled virlues,-and the sick cured! .-
 This invaluable candy is compensated from lwen- y-hve of the safe and salaary ingredients, and by it's combination il one of these articles should be used separately and afford relief, in the Com pound Extract uf Iloarhound, they are SD an',lga- mated that the benefit of Ihe WHOLE is experienced in Compound. and still It Is pleasant that any child will eat it..
 The history of medicine will be searched in vain to find thug io SUI pass its extraordinary powerr m relieving the distressed, and healng he Lungs 85- The Compound Ertraet of Hoarhoaad Caudy is, in medicine, what the life boat IS 10 he shpw,ecked mariner; il is to tie poor victim, afflicted with lia gerne tnrments, caused by severe coids-produclng pain in the chest and side night sweas. and agene raj debility, panacea. If needs be, thousands of certificates cou be aded 10 the above, proclaim ing 10 the world the truth, and nothing but the truth "whoul boasting," .a relation to the nuineiou cures. 0r-Lel the afflicted remember lnis and mol despair. J PRAsE SoEs,
 nov26 No 45 Division street, New York.
 I. c. DUBOSE CO.,, Agents, have just reneiv. ed fresh supply per brig Sarah Brown. nov26
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HNHE s SUBSCRIBER has been appointed Secre- II tary 10 the American Art Union. He is prepar. ed to receive subscriptions, and forward on names in time for the distribution of paintings. FaH
 Members of lhe Art Union who may wish to have their engravings sent to them in frames, will save he of boxing and freight by forwarding the der to the undersigned, on or before the l9lh of De cember. (te day of diawing) or at least, blythe si of January, as he is per'nUedto 10 put them np,i the framed with the unframed, in the Art Union boxes, which he expects to dispatch 10 the Secretaries about aat time.
 The Rosewood Frames with the gilt
 inside edging. and glass for the
 engravings of 1S44 and lS45. cost $3 60 each. Plain gilt Frames for the same, %
 dec4 5. w. ALLEN, Hon. Secretary. H ENNESSY BRANDY-l2 half pipes, vint. \ Aage 1888. warranted ve,y superior
 TEAs-200 packages of Black and Green, of very superior quality for family use
 BIrTERs-25 c,,ses of Boker's
 JAVA CoFFEE-l00 bags of Old Govt
 REFINED SUGAR-E0 packages of Loaf, Pow dered and Crushed, from Woolsey & Woolsey's re- fnery
 CHAmPAesE-I5O baskets Of "Anchor,''" De Brmont" and "fiumm's," of superior quality
 MARAscuINo-10 cases of fTrieste
 CURAcoA- = 10 cases genuine quality
 LONDON PORTER l5 casks tqs) Brown Stout
 For sale bv r.i V ls .3 s
 nov4 RYAN & TAYLOR, IS St Michael st TWO PLANTERS AND MERCIIANTS:- \. SwEDEs IRoK-350 tons, assorted sizes
 STEEL-l0 tons, various qualities HOLLOW WARE-100 tons, assorted sizes
 Cur NAILS 800 casks, Sd. 10 60d.
 AxEs-300 dozen C's ft
 WEEpING HoEs-lS00 dozen C's
 TRACE CHAINs-2 20Q0 pair, polished
 BLAcKsMITH's TooLs-100 sets, complete Together with large assortment Of Table and Poek- ct Cutlery, Carpenters Tools. Curers do, Stoves, Crates, etc. -l. as,. t .rl-... A e4f5f s5 5s Also-Whent Fans. Corn Shelters, Corn Mills, Corn and Cob Mills, Mill Rocks, Gin Segmeas, etc. Also--Riaes, Guns. Pstols. eic For sale low by noyi0 o MaZANGE & CO. 4s Com-st EHDwAKD c CENTER x co, corner of Con AL Ii and Commerce streets, have in store and of fer for sale on favorable ferms-- e7- fftf tf -' 30 baes Nos ], 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 Cotton Sail Duck 10 do Nos I, 2, 8 and 10 Cotton Rs,ens -il5 do Unied States, Pilot Duck, Nos ard g iieasy ipd Iighf Russia Ravens; Englisi Navy Cam vass; Russia Bear Dnck United Siaes Pilot Ra- vens; 40. A and 72 iuch Baggng; 10, Al and 72 inch heavy Canvass; Hammock and TarpauliD Cloth, and 6 feet wide; Cotton Cloih Cotton 5a. Twine, and Grain and Meal Bags, ieclI
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ALEXANDER KENNEDY,

Al Mr. Savery's Hollow ware Founy, Phad. Mir. John A. Canuel: Sir, have been afflicted with rheumatism, for several years and having tried many medicines without d cure, must that your medical Syrup of Sarsapariila has so far relieved me of all symptoms, that Gan with confidence recon mend il 10 lhe public. WM. c. COFFIN,
 No l3 IapiIary in rear U. $. Bank. Philadelphia, October 22 1874.
 Price 50c. per bottle. For sale by
 E. ". ROBERTS, sign oi the Green Mortar.
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n UEFFTs " "I77 70't''Fl1 SAMUEL KIRK, Tenth and Coales street.
 nc,,,bor 1ith I9dA


 Mir. A. CanIrr: Dear Sir. had very severe attack of the Yellow Fever in the year lS29, in Mo bile, Alabama, and also of lhe Co1gesiive Fever in 1S4I. in consequence of which my system was en. tireiy inpregmted with mercuryi large quantities Of which were given 'or he cure of tliuse almost inrarnbl, fatal diseases; liied many tlngs o re- novaie ny system and purils my blood, among which was Sar.apariIla of considerable celebrity in the south, but without effect. 1 have 0sed several hot ties of your compound S,rup of Sarsaparlla and il has q, wen al hnmors fron ihe surface Of my body, purified ID, blood aud so nigoraied my system that l leelas hearty as eyer did and am satisfied that uhe deeterinus effects oflhe c'lNnol are removed
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J. c. IUFNFHi UtNUsI, Tnnfh siref-l helnm Chesnili si. Philhn.

 I, Gabril Johnston, No Reckless street, do cer- t,fy that my wife, Jane, was afflicted for two years wiih lheumaiism and at hsl was entirely disabled, so that she was obliged to be confined 10 bed; hear ing of Cantseli's Medcaed Syrup of SarsaparIlla, f, or anti-ScnrhuIic Syrup, l procured four bottles, which completed, removed all her pans and stiffness from her limbs two uore bottles made a perfect cure. She is now able to. attend 10 her household duties as usual. GABRIL JOHNSTON.
 Philadelphia, January g, ls44.
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By the President
 yAs.fSHfELDs, Commissioney lD "A D auR2 l62tmeIsiJaa eftas Gemsral Land Otfee.
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MT John A. Cantrell; Respected Sir, was "f- ficted with rheumatism for considerable length of time and go completely proStrated, that l WAS una be 10 leave my bed ia consequence of the severe pains suffered. tried all ihe medicines 1 could procure hat were made for tho cure of rheumalism, without being al all releiyed; l alsa procured meI Cal advice and was not benefited, became so dis couraged that gave up all hopes getting we'll One of my friends told me if would fry com pound medicated Syrup of Sarsaparilla, he knew il would help me, as a last resource, did so and Il oonJ ue if epar
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TENIlIS is san old and true saying. What would he the use of calling public attention 10 aoything whether in ihe medical line or oiherw se, unless il had stood he test oftruh? The compound xtraci ol
 HOARHOCND CANDY,
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IA FROM JANUARY TO MAY I,iis44

comparison of the expectation of sugar from Cuba
1916, with 1884, is hardly fair the exports in 1914
were unusually large in consequence Of the abundant
crop of the island and the increased demand from the
United states-our crop being very limited compared
with previous seasons The crop in this country this
has been larger than usual and the demand for
Cuba sugars, therefore, much diminished, which ac-
counts in for the decline in the exports from
Havana and Maanzas to the United States The stock
Of sugar in Havana the LIST of June estimated at
100000 boxes, Of which 10000 were whites. About
10000 boxes will be required for the consumption OF
Havana and vicinity, leaving 10000 boxes for expora
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FOOT AND HURDLE RACING ON THE
ssSs 1sss,;$ s1ysy
sasy @ Race f';s siss
N.jc! Henry s.snnsrd sSS!sh Bantam Robert
ssl fsS %aS i si Rass
! Richard Hail. 8 Edward Chenne,
i sass ss YIN k kss's5
Fur s
is%ss Woad q Charleston North North. s's Of Canada
SssI's. k G.sA }aSa s. Hi.s
John s. Vandina IS George ss Whitehead,
! Taylor, VIM. yemyea,
John Gaffa%a Thompson J. TB Bossos Sherwood
HURDLE AND Fo9 9E R B sIEE EoR PURSES OF $500
ss. "a Ssisef For this the following
H Hsar b sn"s,'S William knSr1Hs Hail. Jackson
5Sss sI hssis; ..s. Rassss
kssS a cf,nny IT, Gf 6san ss%'"
5 S @ H Ss Ss @ sscf
The err race 70 be - mile heats four hurdles Of four
~ G. sm 6 s,I,. 81 Hons
Oscar Swestan late from Fort Gibson c Cd Niagara
This horse is halfbrothsr Fashion,
A. Conover enters his horse.
uE TEA N HE ss 81 5L T FIN FHRs o 81 s
$50 the second and $50 the third in the raceTo
OFF 3 o'clock For this the following entries have
been made =
/. William Jackson, the Anne 6. X. NJ. Hall.
rican deer. I. &. Dermond.
2. John Gildersleeve. 8. James Whelan
s. Major Henry Stannard. .. VIM. Pnckney.
John Steepock, the Indian 10. lgnace kaachiate, the
Chief from Towanda. Iroquos from Canada.
g. Edward Cheney.
PSShoud the weather be unfay oable the will
off on first fair day.
The tothe five mile also the Hurdle Race will
be open until Saturday evening Should there be mis-
take entries omitted il viii be corrected by leaving in
formation OF the with Randall Smith, Park Row. Each
running walking, have their numbers by calling
Mr. Smith, Saturday Evening Each person will be requi
ed body shirt The riders in the Huidc Race ride
in Jockey dress There will be distancng the Hurdle
Race. Any person falling his horse be rode in by
other person without regard to weight. i26 jf
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THE f" WRIGH1o' HOUSE,
~ Nassau Street.

unacqpained with the fact distance well those
street scale Of comfort that be surpassed by
in the Union His bar IS furnished with the best ofwnes Of
and every other article for wen stocked bar indie
second oor specially adapted for private and public meetings
courts MARTIAL general besides which he has
extensive and well ventilated bedrooms the furniture and
of the dodgers, well the ysiter Of the
on all occasions WILLIAM WRIGHT,
my26 1mkec 81 Nassau street.
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SCOTT'S BAZAAR,
No. 81 DEY STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND
GREENWTCH STR E.ET y = -

Glands SCOTT returns his sincere thanks to his
= friends and the public large for the liberal support
ceyed he has been in and hopes by the
strict attention TO merit thereof TIE qualities
Of his Ales Wines Liquors and Segars well known
TO need comment large of Refreshments be
had At all times III twelve ngssch Beef Steaks Nut
Eggs, Picked Tongues Wech Rarebits, Coffee Tea, &c
good dinner ofRoa. Boiled Meat for One Shilling every
dgaash Good Lodgings 70. 8 cents apd s cents Gold
comparison for be the coolest comfort
able IN the city; No House better supplied with English
rish Scotch and city papers, Always the latest the
Steamers. Good Rooms for Private Parties always ready
moments waming-free-grats-for nothing. les lmsec
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COME ALI. WHO ARE
SUFFERING FROM PAIN,
BE Cured without Charge Expense.
BARTINE'S LOTION.


The greatest Remedy erer kno,Cn for all the Com
plants mhich tprotesses to cure, Wiu be gircn
Gratis 70 the afflicted ,cho cannot
afford to purchase or,
sss Broa% aeg.y,ns New e York.
RARTINE's LOTION-The Loton was invented some
aided ps
for n, s' but no ne
The friends Of those who had been benefited by its virtues
from individual Individual until became known never
falling most Of the large cities the Union Without
ar e and q U an
and r balm IN the cure OF the ills to which
]. vSss, RPessmss swsliqss Of AZ kinds Dis
t%Sa CONS sSne ssnioas s and
%sn;ni relief psrhsP: he only article hat g.
essaE For
S s K" E sas he
Breast and Face Cmp in he stom,ch aud Headache
Capsuar injuries spran; and Wounds Of every description
Soi Ssan Tie the
ecdents and n6rmcs 81 man. has been found less vau
s Ho vse s"a
ss bss applied Co h "s s
,ss i has ~ addition % an almost cure given
% has ssn
s:s1ss hs .us :" !p
bee equally as an specific ma.
DE IA has proved 70 ed its pero %0''
The Lotion Is composed entirely Of the medicinal proper
BY sSn other Chemical s'' As MIN.
ward medicine is the most innocent, wholesome stimula
ting and cheering character and will expel instantly those
dull heavy and hypochondriaca feelings which
subject and give life and nmntion both body and mind
To be had IN New York Of Thomas g. Bartine Of Vesey
street. opposite Washington Market at IS cents single bot
tie, with directions for bottle I. Butler,
No Nassau street the Drug Store, of Sixth Ave-
nue. and Thrice street.
Also, the Propretors Broadway where there will be
made liberal discount to those who to purchase by the
quantity for shipping or other
Agents wanted for the sale of the above Lotion.
G. 8. BARTINE Il CO. Proprietors,
Principal Depot 323 Broadway, NY.
Where large volume Of testimonials be from highly
respectable parties in this city and other u28
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sales or stocks mt Boston !.

EXCHANGE BoARp, June 27.-5 Amoskcag NIanuf Co.,
1000; 10 Worsted Co.. 10 d. l02; 200 Boston Co,
Railroad Scrip 1921; 10 Vermont Mass r, m, %;
20 Cheshire Railroad l00l 80 Long island Railroad
road, al; SO Norwich Worcester railroad opg 500;
100 do, 72l; ls do, opg, 69s
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CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE

CATSkILIl MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
THIS we'll known and delightfully."- situated Hotel the
49, ,h 10" SPs s -, .n ssepD D o. N m UNI
extend cordial welcome the travelling public Stages
regularly aud from the morning and evening boats landing
Catskl The House and have been materially
proved the last and attractions
- "~'NA' ''Nss VIM sCOBIE
June Sd, 18l5. ju5 4wrc
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Deficit in isi3. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 85,ne1s
The imports into Havana this season. have, with the
exception Of box shooksthe demand for which
lated by the cropsexceeded those for the correspon-
ding period last year,
IMPORTS AT HAVANA FROM JANUARY TO MAY l;I8ta
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NJ B.-Private House of Rereshments by d. w. TELLER
2e Front Dinner and Supper Is Cd
before IL until B. Supper from until 81 o'clock Also, % Beds
all in prime order lodgings % All gentlemen wishing
fine cool dining apartment will do well - call and
satisfy themselves The proprietor also keeps the old stand
Of Fulton and Front streets and Fulton Market
where he will continue seSye up all the ecaces Of
Also, Wines LiquoS and Segars Of all kinds Of
the choicest brands, direct from the importers.
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SCI BATHING

LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY.
rNHE PROPRIETOR Of the New York House, begs leave
70 inform the citizens of New York. and public general
y that his house open for the accommodation of board
ers during the summer The fare will be six dollars
pleasure Good will be in attendance
The steamer Oris will leave New York every day from Full
ton Market Slip and Stages will be in readiness the Ocean
June 10, 18t5. SAMUEL COOPER,
jei8 6w&ec
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IYILLIAM SR IIRGH COTTAGE.

TVILLIAMSB URGH COTTAGE.
vTNHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform the citizens
New York, Brooklyn, Williamsburgh and its vicinity
that they have recently opened the large and splendid mansion
known as the
WILLIAMSBURG COTTAGE,
and furnished at for the accommodation OF
dents and strangers The Cottage elgby situated, few rod
south Of the Peck Slip Ferry and the Houston and
Grand Ferries commanding beautiful and extended
view Of the Bay New York and Brooklyn They have also
nent Promensdes, Grass Plats Shade Trees &c. making
most delightful while few hours amid
the refreshing breezes Of the Bay Their MUSICAL CLOCK
isrchy worth visit being the best piece Of mechanism ot
Ma .nat Was ever 70 shs al viii pay III!
choicest variety Of reeshmen will all times be promptly
furnished
N. BIN connection with this establishment they have
WARM AND COLD SALT WATER BATHS-known a
the Washington Baths. The is all times clear and
The Ferries from Peck Slip Grand and Hous
every fifteen minutes Ferriage four
my16 lmsec HANDFIELD u HOEFT
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TUITION.

TUITION.
A FRENCH GENTLEMAN. graduate Of The Uniyers,y
IA Paris DESTROYS Of finding school "a
mly = situation instruccr-through the Of the
English which be speaks huenty ofthe French and German
Languages equally his own any Of the different branches
shoough andbea education drawing and painting
either landscapes, heads or flowers.
The be had and his and residence
known, by applying TO the Rev A. Yerrcn, Rector Of the
French Protestant Church Of this city, No - franklin
ina tm-rc
CAsT IRON WATER PIPES, Of different nses,
~ ly ON hand.
Also, American FIG Iron, for sale BY .
WARNING ION \ RICHARDS
ry23 lm'rh N--e. aAWaters
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LIGHT, ELASTIC EVER FITTING
WIGS AND SCALPS,
WITHOUT METALLIC SPRINGS OR CLASPS.
TO BE HAD ONLY OF
CHARLES RIDGWAY,
HAIR CUTTER AND WIG MAKER,
NO. Is WALL STREET,
OPPOSITE THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
n B.-Formerly Of Towards Hotel. je2s lm-rc

FEVER AND AGUE.
WYNKOQP co, COMPOUND TONIC MIXTURE
For the cure OF Fever and Ague, Remien and Inter
msnt Fevsr-The Propreors Of this medicine having the
20 the public with the that will effect speedy
and cure OF that distressing complaint is highly
and has been extensively used with distinguish
60 IN relieving many Of those who suffering under
s ss s:
most obstinate stage Of the disorder stomach
and children may take it without the least difficulty
strengthens the stomach and digestive induces
te and seldom requires than bottle effect
m purely vesstabs and contains nothing injurious to the
mails from two physicians who have used in their practice
with uniform SUGGEST
GENrs-I have used your medicine called Compound To-
nc MIXTURE in Of Fever and Ague and have found
n my practice have used il when employed Assistant
Surgeon n the United States Navy different stations and
when we have had forty fifty the sick
Inst at one time and has ALWAYS proved successful.
commend this article from certainty Of its effects and
complaint Yours, &c.
q. ii. TRAFALGAR, MD.
New York, May 9, I8i5
NEWARK, N. j., May 10, 1915.
SRsHavng adopted the Of Tonic Mxture for the
cure OF Age and Fever regard deserving Of public
hdence and as medicine that will maintain the claims
make for T. In every case, far know, where have
prescribed IN Ague and Fever has been successful find
excellent Tonic in debility following Fevers generally
hope get the extension and patronage deserves.
L. b. FLEMING, M. d.
This MIXTURE j. PREPARED by p Wynke9p. Druggist, g
McCormc, Newark ~ il A. Reynolds Co, Buffalo; q:
j. u Hill Detroit, Mch o. f. Thomas Cincinnati, o. j. M.
Barstow Philadelphia; VIM o. Hunting Charleston, s. c.. and
j. McChesney, Chicago, Ill. je28 lmsec