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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-06
Tobacco.

The following we clip fcom the Chris
tan Politician, edited by Dr.. WIN. II.
Brisbane, man who is well qualified ,c
Judge OF the evil effects Of the nasty weed
lie speaks our sentiments exactly, how.
ever much others may differ from rs in
practice or opinion. But 10 The article oil
DR.. Brisbane. T.
ga friend writes, " | am not acquainted
with your views respecting the use aud
traffic Of tobacco" ! answer, the use of
it is Nasty, dirty practice. aud ought to
put any man oct Of decent society. Bu,
the worst of il is, thai those who engage in
It acknowledge this themselves and there
fore they need no light on the suUiecr. |
do vauIy believe some men would risk
their souls Tor chew OF tobacco. What
can reason DO With such men? Thev
may not indeed be morally responsible,
because they have a diseased appetite. or
are m0nomanlacS about chewing nasty
weed that hog would not touch win his
snout. AS to The traffic in it, suppose it
is about as decent as the Use of it. Whr,h
er Il De moral or immoral may depend for
""sht know, upon The question whether
morality requires man TO be clean him
Sell. and 10 keep from drying Others"
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LADIES NATIONAL MAGAZINE, for
March, is received. Embellishments ir
this number, "Jeanie Deans and Bible"
"SImpIon Road and Alps" aud Going
to The Opera, or The latest evening fash
Ions" The plates are very nico and the
reading mater very good. Published BY
c. j. Peterson, Philadelphia. at 81 per
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TIE TRUE AMERICAN.

CAsSIUS VI. CLAY, with number O
native kentuckians, slave hoIGeIs anc
others proposes to publish, in Lezng.
ton Ky a paper devoted to gradual and
constitutional emancip ation.
Need we speak a word in favor Of
supporting such men and such paper?
We talk much about slavery; now we
can acL An undertaking of this kind
will have rough sea of it, and will need
gallant spirits to sustain it, and the cheer
Of sympathy as well as substantive all
from all who would have it succeed -
What say you, friends? Let the word
be from each, 'ON, and God be with
you
I he 'True American will act as the
organ Of a new party-a STATE party-
in KENTUCKY, having in view one grand
and lorious object HUMAN FREEDOM =
1t will connect itself with no national
party; it will avoid conflict with any
State party, if this can be done consis
tently with its principles. The appea
for its support, then, is made directly to
every lover Of llberty--of human virtue
and human progress wherever he may
be, within or without the bounds of Ken
tucky, and we do not see how there or
elsewhere the appeal can remain unan-
swered.
Let US rejoi e! There is a cause for
it. Once more, and H. the right way,
the master Oft the slave has determined to
spea in behalf Of The slave = to prepare
him for free iom-to hedge in, within clos
er bounds, the home Of the cond, so as
to make the downfall Of avery itself
more and more certain. This is to be
done by kcntuc,ians Oh their own soil.
Their action will be gradual and con
sttutional action, so that none may mock
them MS narrow minded fanatics, or insult
them az the tools OF iurelsn power 1t
will be home work, gottenu up and sus>
lained by home men.
Nr VIM G. BELL, the agent of the
Tue American, is now in our city, and
will visit our friends, or employ persons
tnown TO them to do 80. We sp eak for
Mr g. cordial reception. He may be
found atthe office Of iladdIngton & Fore
man, opposite the llenrle House. -Cs~.
Gazette.
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Medical Aid.

DR GREGORY, &C Gold !. home usual day and
night attending the duties of his profession
ana othsI who chance need professional private
tus currshn~d sp yess M prompt and efec-
formed some extraordinary but he exposes III,
tents nance by publishing their cefcses All interview
strictly confidential - ''s"'
D Gregory besides being regular Physician and Surgeon
Rubicon"-the fourth edition Of the book is now ready
The work intended for the benefit Of the invalid who NAV r
certain reasons desire private and would therefore be h
own doctor u rs instructions are attended which by the
g eue himself with much facility though be were
BY the author his residence and the following Drug
Stores 's ~'Ns
Sc William street, near Maiden lane.
10 Fulton street. corner Of Gold street.
63 Bowery, of Walker street.
lag Delaney street, of Suffolk street.
II East Broadway, corner Of Market street.
Fulton street Of White street and both coers of
Broadway and Chambers street. a23 imsrc
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Medical Cara.

DOCTOR RRISON,
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 20ia Fulton street.
Doctor Morrison continues be consulted condentaly
all Diseases which he without mercury or 70
strat diet pursuit Recent cases particularly Gonor
rhGa - be cures in 3 g days.
on improved principles, without pain Inconvenience to
these Of other affections the urinary apparatus none but es
perenced Surgeons should be allowed
animation those affected with enlarged prorate glands NAV
suffer much injury from awkward practitioners
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL. DEBILITY
strsstvs habit in youth inducing nocturnal emissions. and u
principles by restoring the system healthy tone and rein
stating its original vgor. perfect guaranteed or no
charge.
n B:-Dr M holds no communion with medical prstendsrs
who claim TO be Surgeons he perhaps the only qualified
cruising Surgeon in the city, Sec his diplomas in his Office
20 Fulton street Letters paid aud containing fes will
Office 2O4S Fulton Greenwich New York. Open
from A. M. to 10 p. NJ, daily. a. Inns re-
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Medical Advice,

nOCTOR LAMERT is still confdentially consulted at his
old Office 81 Gold street. between Fulton and Beekman on
all diseases Of decate his treatment being mild and
udicious neither mercury restraint diet him
dranss from business pursuits. Recent cured
days. -
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL ri.
sing from frequent indulgence Of the passions Of ndiscreet
youth and thereby causing nightly ensions and eventually
confirmed impotency engage the Ds strctest his
object being to restore the snay and bodily that
state of vigor nature originally designed.
STRUCTURES disease frequently existing without the pa
tnt being the least sometimes caused by marament
Of unnated medical peendrs and sometimes by the neglect
Of the parties themselves by the Dr. efectuay cured with
out pain Inconvenience.
The Doctor being advertising Surgeons
the city guarantees rerect or charge made Let
dene, with advice to any part OF the United States
Office So Gold street. Open from A. M. to I. Nj.
Va Inkr
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~ sNoii.H1oNs Way Db lCiJ.
Cocut Cour-Poiitics Of the Men in the Patent
Osicc-lNonsiew Labb6-Jhe"O Official" Editorials
on the ORGAN due 10 Mr.. Greenough--.Namm-
Popularity Of CAPT. Polk ,cith the 7a,lors, Sc
Public Grounds ond Jenny Nohcr--Jhe Crops
The Herald, &c.
The Circuit Court has adjourned over for two
weeks. In the case Of Patrick Burn vs. Gen Hen
derson-Patrl>k having entered complaint that the
General made him work in his private garden.
which service as U. 5. marine, Patrick ,bougbt
was derogatory of his dignity-the jury could not
agree, and were discharged. The case of Pensyl
vs Capt Wilkes, lies over fer future prosecution.
good and lnfexble Locbfoco hands us the fol-
lowing as the political complexion of the force EN-,
ployed IN the Patent Office,
III hev MI smith, Chief Clerk, Whig Chas M.
il1ensl' Cnlei Engineer, Wing; w. y. ~ Fitzqer-
~, asslstdn', Democrat; A. l.. M'Intire, Chief
DIa ie u3a, wing; Henry Stone, Assistant Ex-
qutcn Srout,Eaung Wing; Jno. II Titcomb Whig,
Il r, aus, wing; Johns and Crancb. Locos: e
y. WepsteT, wing, Can old man with a family re-
moved py ellsworth, TO make wav for this vorno
bacheior) III. Knowles, Loco; Ward dr. !oI. Ing
Warden, Cons; Campbell, ditto: / Ca;noD' 'n mo
Pollard, ditto; &. Mcdonald dino. anu as any
others, white and black all consumpted '' 'V'eiai
Monsieur Liable gives May ball to his mn;,o -
morrow night. We shall give brief dap,,errn,,,0s
view OF this last Terpsichorean entertainment os Re
season. II VIII be gorgeous and most yechsrrbe
ce,Hrpofation, you may depend
we understand that those editorials in the Union
Spon me oregon question, are from the pen of Mr.
Vi'enousn OF me State Department. II Mr. Richie
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A BLEsSING no MAN AND WoMANKIND

A BLESSING TO MAN AND WOMANKIND.
THE decrepd. the old the Unlocking and the d6gured Of
each sex, may hope become good looking by
ps9dinS cents There is AZ article that will give yoq. 70 age
Soap will change the color Of sunburnt ecked. wnked
skim youthful fmooness, ceamess and beauty- perma-
nently pmps eckes blotces salt rheum scurvy
bead BARRIERS itch any cutaneous eruption Person; who
would believe its wonderful Let such give
trial. and they will be gat6d Be to ask for Jones SOAR
other Sold the sign of the American Esge u
Chatham street; 323 Broadway; 1879 Fulton street Brook
State street Boston, Ledger Buildings Philadelphia 81 State
atrre Albany. al9 lmkec
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FOURTEEN DOLLARS.
AT d. OWENS BIG OPPOSITION STORE,
332 Grand street, corner Of Essex
TO TAILORS,

THE Second Edition Of Stnemets celebrated work onI
ting OF every description in style Of elegance
equaled published and ready for delivery Those who
desire avail Of the advantage. be derived
from the Of the instruction contains would do well to OBJ
M e o3s .
ments worn the day with full and ample
merits Of the books
The undersigned being practically acquainted with Mr. Slime
NETS Treatise Cutting Garments with pleasure recommend
1t work complete in and practical
pisaon to cutting superior heretofore published either
in Europe America.
P. Henry Son, Daniel Gutter Stats Banker Charles
Cox w Tryon& Co., B. F. Homer, James Daily John Ha-
vilsnd J. II. Banker.
above be obtained of the author No. liz Broadway
New York ais Imse
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFsCE.

MEDICAL AND SURGlCAL OFE-CE.
nOCTOR JOHNSON II Duane street, well known to
q. victim. e syphiisc diseases: the NOS. .ueee.:
this destructive and almost unmanageabe maady, still
found his old Office Dr. johnson satisfy any that
kaoyedgs general disease superior Of
and proper Of every yenere Disease and
Structure Of the Cretbra preeminent My patients
the West Indies and Canada 500 patieHs
N ,S ~ ,.ys. ~. 1sr r ,I h @
try where they find physician skilled in the treatment Of
their disease Every undertake make charge
No matter how long may have elect Structure Ulcers
upon body the throat nose pains in the head and
be Constitutional Weakness sometimes called Seminal Weak
brought by secret habit ndulged in by young
have paid much attention to the treatment Of this maady Many
an victim Of this vice has
Of the back confusion Of intellect forgesaness apon Of
the heart society, only symptoms Of this
plant. If directions followed guarantee Post
paid letters with of containing So for advice
Dr. Johnson Of II Duane street the only regular educated
Physician and Surgeon who advertises in this
a29 lm&rc
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TO MERCHANTS
,ITIN G NE w YORK CITY.

TO MERCHANTS
VISITING NEW YORK CITY.
D. M. PEYSER, 60 JOHN STREET,
(BETWEEN WILLIAM AND NASSAU STREETS,)
NEW YORK,
IMPORTER OF GERMAN AND FRENCH
FANCY GOODS,
Offers for SALE by the package suit
reasonable terms.
~@''''' silks ~ "''' ''''eu'
Floss, Twisted Plain and Shaded sss, in Sticks and spoo
Embroidery, Flower and Trimming Chenille.
Berlin Embroidery ra%,fES 1is Ss'' splendid selection
Worsed, Imitation Of Silk, and Silk, Silver and
Gold, of all widths.
o0d Silver Steel N nd Slai; Ds'd' and B's''
Embroidery Neclcs Steel Wooden Ivory, Ebony and Whale
EMBROIDERIES,
All kinds of commenced and finished such Suspend Shoes
and Ottomans &c. &c.
FANCY GOODS.
AL kinds Of Paris Fancy Goods, such Purses and Purse
Trimmings Head Ornaments, Bracelets Hair Pins, Combs
&c; Necklaces, Gold and Silver Brads Tnse Cords and
Silver Bullion Tasscls, FRENCH MILITARY TRIM.
WcAGocds, sneh as Da-kots, Watch Holders, &c. &c.
German Rustic Willow Chairs, Baskets Work Tables, and
Sofas, &c.
OILED SILKS.
Oiled Silks, different colors the best French
Fr;,vc. Cord. f,;mr. r tKiINGE;S . .,;...
rs StxWamsrc
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
sskG SMALL FARM Situated six miles from Morris
4towp near Bnkinrdge New Jersey and within three and
Of and in ahigh Of cultvaou and
handsome Two Story House aud Kitchen good Barn &c
there y also On the premises good variety Of Fruits For in
formation sy TO james Barley corner Avenue Md second
Harrison Price, No. "a Coenties Slip orto Robert Barley At
the premises all luasec
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THE CONVENTION FOR UNIVERSAL PROGRESS
will assemble in Croton Hail. head of Chatham Square
Mondl May 3th II o'clock NJ and continue its
three days and three evenings Some of the best minds the
country will be there Mr. Brisbane viii! address the Conven
ing; and Rev. VIM. II. Charming Wednesday evening.
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NEW YORK Apr;j 81 Ia1s

-- NEW YORK, April 81, I845.
larry to the watch merchants that from ih. day they have
MARE for the trade of importation Of Watches and that
this said day they have hand aud shall receive from their
respondent manufacturers every description Of Watches
Movements. DELACHAuX MARE,
No. 1T Fulton street, N Y.
A. DaachnuY-H Maire. 40 lmkm
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Sales Of stocks Mt Philadclph,a,

First BoARD, May 600 shs Wilmington r r 2ll I;
100 do alt 100 do 2l IS Orleans Gas $50; $lO0 Lee.
high 6s, is4s AZ 100 Wilmington 2ll; $4,000 State
5s III; $1,000 Lehgh 6s ls4s, "A; 100 Wilmington II
Reading Bonds 66. - w.
srcosp BoAnp-la5 Reading RR asg; $1,000 Tennessee
Bonds SIS, DIS, SO; S125 State SIS, new annual, 90.
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SAKA1.EN5S UEAn

No, IL Dey street, (adjoining the Franklin Hotel)
JOSEPH SMITH, late OF Worcester, England begx leave
respectfully inform his friends and the public that
he has leased the above establishment and fitted style
second He has also taken provide the
comforts for the inward man.
At o'clock there will always be sandwich ready and
during the day the following articles will be prepared
dious epicurc
Beef Steaks-Alutton Chops-vea Cutes-Broed Ham and
Eggs-Fzzled Bacon-Welsh Rarrbts-Poached Eggs-Sar-
dincs-Cold Cuts-Ccam Cheese
j. will at all times keep hand the choicest Wines and sp
% Ts an III aad .s o M
bany Ale accompanied with pure Havana all Of which will
be served such and will with the
mh9 4w~ec
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GENTLEMEN's SPRING FASHIONS.

hE uBSCklBERS have received By late arrivals from
o1ss s.peaSss. Sink Under Gsrmsn'
with much and attention, and o5y the richest
but the extensive be found in this city, The
% y
thu o s
sss,aSy S @ % e ss @ %
ny IN the = line Of % b:
Of nc used mandatory,
EaGSss and to our patron, fashionable and y
pI:;:ns Robe. Psetssfs1sSs Sss
yat sifene, Purses. Money and Riding Belts &c. &c. will be
found WORTHY the attention Of all who will favor with
''' PARsELLs L AGATE.
Elastic Saes s.d IL as bss Of their celebrated
AL I'm. oh 27s Broadway corner Of Park Place.
NEW FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS.
~ Of Peru well adapted for covering aeia Of va
Caandrin. Grandihora native Of Chliwel adapted for
Agrosemma coel Rosea Rose Heaven, fseiy-
SOW IN clumps in a moist situation.
so as o.m Pea n . 5rs s
Noiana Auipsifolis Artple. leaved Nolan.. native Of
flowers Of light blue clear white and yellow win lit
Convovuus Alb. and rcoor white and three colord Con-
yoyuu. native 81 span-sow m patches IN rich sandy osm
cumps or patches the variety Of coors displayed in
bed Of these pretty little flowers exceeds description
Septosphon Androsaceus Andosace like Septosiphon
& % lilac ss . stp ". cHm
Asor Sncnss, China Asters, native Of Chna-sow in
clump and transplant cloudy weather. the dis
Of or inches in good rich oam circles their
varied coored flowers have beautiful effect and remain in
bloom long time.
sanvitaa Procumbens Trailing Sanvaa native Of Meri-
good soil patches pretty little plant with orange
and purple flowers.
LOUISA Ntipa and Pace Chan nee plant natives Of Chill
in cumps and place sticks concal form attach the
plants they progress growth produce beautiful yellow
flowers but must be handled cautiously the sting
as that Of the common nettlc.
Mahioa Annua, Ten Week Stock native of Europe-sow
in umps and transplant foot apart when inches
high their various coloed and fragrant flowers will amply
ward your care.
The subscribers offer the above desirable collection OF flower
seeds for a. neatly put mp n tin that they may be trans
ported with the safety any distance with directions
FOR preparing ground &C. They also offer Is varieties Of
pretty flower seeds with directions for Gs5o varieties
81 J0l00 varieties 81 They also offer the largest
men Of Vegetable Grass Seeds 70 Be- fonnd il this eyal
Choice Double Daa with choice assortment Of Exotic and
other Plants the lowest terms Bouquets composed OF the
tidious. DUNLAP CARMAN, sos Broadway. me Str
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TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN.
OPERATIVE LIXIR CORDIA

Desomesux Of PARIS He has entirely exploded the
baennes except indeed of maliormation, which
extremely The nvariable and universal Of his
health which results in The wife becoming blessed mother
the fact, that what usually termed durable by
the Of the Provocative Elixir Cordial 1t is nfabe
mnal weakness, fuo abus debility nconnce and the
Ious train Of complaints arising from illness mPru-
The fame OF this wonderful Elixir Cordial well established.
sale Of than fifty thousand bottles and packages su
evidence Of s excellence and the esmaton which
10 held. 1t is pleasant and agreeable TO the taste.
The undersigned the only authorised agent in this country.
Price Sc bottle.
For the convenience Of those residing Of the city the
gradients composing the Elixir Cordial put up
for by mail with full direction preparing
Price Of package S., making three bottles.
All letters must be postpaid and directed
DR.. +. MELVF-AU, boz 1924 N. York city,
Office 100 Liberty street
N. B.-Lades calling for the Elixir will be waited on by
lady in attendance. al2 I'm D&Wsm
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TO THE PUBIIC

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
NHE subscriber has and labor, got
Glass Bottls in every respect improved those now in
particul rsthe color bue partially oval size .rgcr and
stamped side this bottle sold and A. Rapp,
These alteration. and addition, have been made with view q
from inferior articles have been deceptvely pamed up
on the public as beng Of my manufacture.
therefore thus publicly caution all those concerned and
Others sgan, using keeping their Possession
bance whatever them in this city, plea Of there
fore will avail nothing and those bottles will be taken when
law for using purchasing keeping them their
they intended for sale but for special and excu
sive 80 l 81
for Soda or Mineral Waers handed to either Of the
drivers transmitted through the City Dispatch post from
distance by mail inclosg cash. will meet prompt attention
ms 3t* m. ADAM w. RAPP, No. 95, Sd Avenue, N. Y
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G. B. CLARKE, FASHIONABLE TAILOR
l32 WILLIAM STREET

1872 WILLIAM STREET,
THREE DOORS WEST OF FULTON.
NHE Of the of this establishment first
that every thing bought for cash and By whole pieces
coady that the rent low thirdly that the Proprietor content
blishment will have them finished in style similar that Of
Brundage Tryon Co.. with whom g. B. Clarke for
long period connected.
General Scale of Prices
Fine Cloth Dress Goats, from sH to 20 900
Cashmere Pants 4. :. to $50
Satin Vests ...........,.... to 90
Making and Trimming
Dress Goats ......... Observation-Disclosures 81 to 0 90
ahts ~ 70 w
Vests. 50 to 90
Military and Naval Uniforms as per late regulations
specimen Coat always be Office OF de-
seption and all articles usually found in large establishments
always on hand. very low prices. a2s 1ws&3wosMrc
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS,
INVENTED AND PREPARED nv

NJ DE BouDELoQUE,. NJ D., LISBON, PoRTUG
THE scientific combination ingredients which these Pills
COMPOSED have made them the wonder and admiration
Of the world They known all Europe be the only
discovered that proved invariably certain
producing regular mensrstions, or monthly turns .
The directions translated into English and enveloped
tans the signature of NJ de Boudeque and the English direc
have the signature OF Dr. f. MELVEAU authorised agent
for the Continent Of America.
They be transmitted BY mail any part Of the United
States Sold by Dr. r. MELEEAU agent and importer tor the
United States Qaise lss Liberty street, near Greenwich
Sold in Boston, Salem street Letters directed Dr.
f. Melveau box 1874 New York, will meet with immediate
tentlon.
All letters be postpaid. all lmd&lw~ee
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THE Subscriber has removed 42S PEARL Of Rose
street where be continue. loan money amount
nure wearing apparel and description
y. A. ADOLPHUS,
Licensed Pawnbroker
423 Pearl, corner of Rose street.
NJ may be received in the private Office by ring
ing the bell n the hall door. m
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MONEY! To J,ENn

A BRAHAM J. JACKSON, Pawn Broker, So Reade street
near Broadway loan. money in large small sums. may
ewey dry goods furniture wearing apparel and
of every description a30 lm*rc
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NEEDLES AND FISH HOOKS.
TN & ]. BATE have removed their Establishment to No
lo2 Maiden Lane where they have sale large and we'll
stock Of superior Drilled Eyed Needles Limerick
Rods. Reels Grass Silk and Fax Lines sk Gu! Flies
Smells and every description Of Fishing Tackle which they
able to soil on the most liberal terms.
70 lO2 Maiden Lane, tup stairs near Pearl street.
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TVHE SOCIAL INSTI1CTE now completed ready Tor the
reception Of pups is situated in Shrewsbury three miles
from the celebrated watering place four miles from Red Bank
calculated give sound practical education qualify The stu
dent any business class College
Terms par $780, including all ncdsnas, except beds
and stationery. -. ;,
female Circulars and interview with ths teacher may be had
at 1871 Nassau street. alflm*m
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LIFE PRESEkVERS
OF GOODYEAR'S PATENT GUM ELASTIC
COMPOSITION.
WARRANTED Withstand the greatest Of heat
w and cold and melt soften in the 1.-THE great
defect Prcsvers made Of the rubber preparation
Also general Of goods manufactured under the
above patent. For sale, wholesale and retail, by
GEORGE BEECHER,
alo lmsrc 100 Broadway, between Pine and Wall sn.
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READ THIS. - -
LII CASES in the Surgical and Medical ins ssIre'sy
lis on lie first neither name or
No, 81 Reads strest- :" HHA'A' AVA ~
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PATENTS, SPECIFICATIONS, AND
DRAWINGS.
THE Drawings may be Autographed without additional
pense Inventors would find much their advantage to
call the subscriber and obtain hundreds Of copies Of their
EDWARD JONES'
ais Inns m 1928 Fulton street. N. Y. Sun Buildings
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1kOO,OOO GULO, for sale q Liberty street. Among
them will e found Cabmss DO mpsralss Regsi.. Psnssss
U.cs San Rsman psisle; Goonas de Psn:.a, and vari
known house. just imported By the Chrstoph Colon and the
Rapid. 4 m