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LUCINA CORDIAL,
ELIXIR OF LOVE

Il IL ~ 4 IL Of IL "
the touch of earth restored vgo activity and confidence
70 the exhausted arteries Will that glorious preparation
LUClNA renvest the generative organs however
weakened with their original power There shadow Of
doubt that this true and the subject Of delicate
anature hundreds would testify the nrivaed efficacy OF
s GoI,s a. as scic Tor barenne por abu elects ir-
pessions (or the reversed posns uter and in fact almost
every disease to which the delicate portion the human
liable tcannot indeed maformation Of
the parts but tor any thing short that il offered nfal
aed above whether chronic twill be found safe and
sovereign remedy The Lucna Cordial gentle tonic opera
tag generally the secretve aud bacn the whole
system without far stimulating function produce
subsequent relaxation On the contrary act
feet harmony with nature and does temporary vgor
e used will fully convince the purchaser Of the truth all
have asserted.
Principal Office l25 Fulton street. New York Sold also by
seth Eowe, Boson DIR rWadsworh, Providence; s. Muir
ply 30 North Sixth street. Phiadpha; O. X Tyler John M.
9roGue, and Roberts and Atkinson, Batmore Charles Stott,
Washington CIy o. ~ Linthscum, Georgetown; j. d Wild,
Louisville, ky S9ndord Parks, Cincinnati, and by
other any of the above named places Price S.
ul lmFe
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Affirmed scrbed this Sd day May 8i5 before
ISignedl CHAUNCEY BuLKLEf, Alderman.

Please notice that s. Beekman of 9h Courand street.
longer agent for the sale of the Genuine Schenck
Pumonic Syrup
The Genuns Schsnck Pulmonc Syrup be had at the
Propretors Office No Couandt street. few doors below
Broadway; No. 80 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia door
below the Of Chestnut 6 Broadway Albany
No State street. Boston, and No. IS North Gay street. Bal
timore js20 lmtrc. j. Fl. SCHENCk.
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ADVERTISEMENT
COT.LsEGE
Medicine and pharmacV
Us NASSAU STREET.
M Il d CA l. ADVICE

NJ Il u GA Il DVICE
PRIVATE DISEASES. @
's'HE MEMBERS of the New York College Of Medicine
ad ihafacy estab for the suppression quackery
continue 10 direct their particular attention all diseases
pate nature aud eau confidently persons requiring
W constitution or coniDementfrom business lnvaids
nsnay TO make application the College the
st appearance of those diseases Of uering
ana tune may be thus avoided One the members of the
Soege or many connected principal hospitals
h Europe ier the cure 81 those complaints attends for consult
tation daily from A. NJ to T. r. NJ
Ierms--Advice aud Medicine SJ--a cure guaranteed
INFORMANT TO COUNTRY INVALIDS.--Persons
Yng ~ The country and finding inconv enent make psr
so alpleMons can have forwarded them chest contain
ing all edcine requisite perform radical by stating
acon anu treatment received elsewhere, II any and Gu
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
M.diS;nsao dL4ndo MiAIuhE prepared TX the 90 College
bdenty recommended for all Of debility Produced by
cre indulgence Of any kind 1t Is invaluable
remedy for impotence, stery or barenncsa unless depend
ing mal-formation. 80
Single bottles ST each Of half dozen s. carefully
packed aud sent TO all parts OF the Union.
VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
ESOR the rodca cure gonorhna ge seminal
and all ocorruulent, discharges from the uethra These
s, Tie rcsu OF twenty years experience n the Hospital de
roiesser Versau inabIe remedy for ali diseases o
the ureha Ihoy effect cure in much shorter time than
o,heremedy without anting the BREATH dsagreeng with
hs or confinement from business Price 81 bon
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
O the permanent of primary secondary ayphlis,
venerea ulcers, nodes, complaint produced
nIndicous use OF mercury uiEkul medical
All pesons suspecng venerea aint remaining their sys
consider himself safe the
without thoroughly cleansing the with this Justly oee
hracd Alternative,
Sold in single bottles at each in cases of half ozen at
vi carefully packed and sent TO all of the Unioa
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VICTIMS OF INDISCRETION.

A BERNETHY'S IS BOTANICAL PILLS are the most su
cessiui remedy discovered Tor the gonorhea
geets seminal weakness similar disorder
" generation Tie hgn low rich and poor and sn-
ge may cure themselves without the least exposure in the
shortest possible time They free from mercury and ,nv,-
g9rate the system generally especially the organs
lhey suitable male female. These Pills were for
prescribed by the celebrated Dr. Abernethy all stages
ot above complaints Reader remember that thousands
la!l victims and their when box
OF these Pills would have saved them.
FOR sale, wholesale and by Wm Watson
Hall 50 katharine street, and at i27 Maiden Lane.
Price 81 per box with directions iuq lmEec
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NEW MUSIC.
IL RILEY CO., 297 Broadway, publish and keep hanc
extensive of New and Fashionable Music
which they offer for sale Wholesale and retail the
possible They Instruments superior
ty-warran article they SELL being practically
Id with the different branches of their Military apd
euppied At the most reasonable rates myl22ns nc
MILITARY EQUIPMENTS.
II. j. STORMS, FULTON STREET
III AS constantly hand full assortment of Military and
Horse Equipments, according the United States and
state regulation Also variety Of Saddles Brides Harness
TrHnks Vaiises, &c. SC.
Horse Equipments ofevery style made order Jeis m-n
SOMETHING NEW AND USEFUL.
FTER long endeavors the undersigned has IN
introducing to the people of the United an articl,
tbsy bye long aesed It is in the shape Of Paste called
healthy and pleasant drink for the Summer While il pron
ses these qualities it the useful IN removing
Heartburn and Sour Stomach and capital drink disease
o. the chest Its component parts innocent,
wet nurses and be used sea Az substitute for mill
Prepared and sold FOR ,he Proprietor by L. Joachmssen No
I<s Ltuorney street Je24 im@rc
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FOR SALE OR TO LET,
A T the Nine Mile Stone Kingsbndge Ro,d, 4handsome
Cottages, of which rooms with kitchen
and cellar pazzas front and with Ice and Coach houses
attached The other two contains Nine Rooms, with Marble
Nanes, Crates &c complete Also large Stone House
ii mile stone Fort Washington containing 10 rooms kitch
ems with coach house and other necessary udngs all
ed III the best with of ground attached TIL,
view from each varied and extensive embracing river and
other situation in the vicinity of New York. Applyto
X +. CARMAN, 61 Broadway,
Or at the Store on l55h ST., King sbrdge Road.
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PnYSICIAN-


nR. JOSEPH HtINE. No. 20 Duane street continues to
be consulted the various branches Of his professon
Delicate diseases he days Qualifications where
the throat any other part oe body has the seat
OF the disease he without mercury.
Dr. j. H. only regular advertising Duane
stee He is the only who has diploma, and Member
Of the Medical Society of New York Observe No Duane
street Chatham street e1l Imsrh
nOCTOR CORBlIT Member of the Univ ersty of New
~ York also Member the Medical Society his
ONCE from lG Duane Oliver Chatham
Square; may be consulted condentially all diseases ola
delicate informed that Doctor
cusively confined his practice from being the
men OF certain classes Diseases now thirteen years
the city o New York; which his
The annals fmedcine do record than
be found his practice. The Doctor the
against the of cury has its thousands Of victims
Recent removed three four days from the system
Those protracted and mareaed
the treanent Of physicians less exnerenced will find
prompt relief by calling Dr. L. of many years
has established the Doctors for skill respectable
~ Structures engage the Doctors profound attention
diclne be had prevent disease OF its
lorns pPen from a W. 10 10 !. NJ. I'm
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co NJ M E RCIAL !.

s0tcs "a StoSAs NJ sTihuuciphlns
FIRST BOARD July 2sS2l00 Old Co S. 60 g7; 700 sha
Wilmington RR, 1874 100 do 1874, l2 Kensington Bk 5is
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"A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISC being a liz
quid Dye which changes the color Of the
hair BEAUTIFUL brown black without injury the hal
SKIN The great superiority of this dys consists its
mode OF application and eect other DIVES
requiring from twelve hours produce any change It's
superior excellence will be every upon single
application.
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Sun"--ALExANpERs
TRcoBAPHEThe effect of the above the hair truly as
onhng II tried yesterday office and the change
from gray to black Instantaneous.
For sale by Rushton Co. druggists, ITO Broadway 10 As
tor House and 86 Broadway; Of h street; Aspn
wall Sc William street Johnson, Moore s. Taylor 81 Maiden
lane j. W. Wright & Co Cedar street; Of the principal
druggists throughout the United States of sole
k G A. WRIGHT 20 South Fourth street
jyB mfm Philadeinhia
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MAGASIN JAPANAIS,
80 Duane Street.

"A H:PARKER, Agent from Amsterdam, most respect
fully informs his friends and the public era that
he has received magnificent collection ancient Oil Paintings
and Antiquities consisting of Japanese Porcelain Jars and Va
ies Flower Bottles Plates Dishes Cups and saucers old
cen Fans Of eh century, and two Ebony Wooden
Arm Chairs from the 1913 and 1877 formerly belonged
the Cardinal Aimenes, Great nquisor of Spain such
has been seen this country Of which Re dispose
treat yourself call and examine this splendid collection
Also two carved Chars for Cath oc Churches; be seen
from 10 A. M. till L. NJ. je27 Pm srh
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mr. P0OLEY continues perform with the greatest
cess the most painful oper tons the Teeth &c. while
his patients under the influence without
feeling Every
~ reasonable Office AZ Deys ieoq Irns.c
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TX ErlNED lRON-5O tons best ouaItv M u Comnony,s
"'eo'Wu sizes, round and sguare-for sale by
oeoro WooDHULL MINTURNs
81 South street
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DAVID q. CAMPBELL,
ABNER p. POWERS,
JAMES A. NISBET, commissioner
SAMUEL b. HUNTER,
THOMAS HARDEMAN, J
aron Mav2 ia17f
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w. FISCHER.
A MEXICAN HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, AMI
h DIPLOMACY - Hiainru of Mnnsnchnenli,

A MEXICAN HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, AND
IA DiPLoMACY.-H History Of Massachusetts
by Hutchinson; History Of New York by Smith,
vols; History Of Virginia by Smith, 9 vols; His
tory of Vermont by Thompson; History Of Mary
land by Boymnn; History Of Pennsylvania by
Proud, vols; History of North Carolina by Mar
tin vols; with histories of almost all the States in
the Union; Madison Papers, , vols Jeffersons
works, vols Wiknson's Memoirs, 3 vols;
Sparks's Writings of Washington, la vols; Sparks's
Writings of Franklin, 10 vols. Marshall's Wash
lngton in vols; Marshali's Washington in 2 vols
Holiness American Annals, 2 vols. !; Biography of
the Slgners Of the Declaration Of Independence In
y vols. very scarce Lives Of John Jay, 2 vols (;
Fisher Ames Gouverneur Morris vols Wirt,s
Life Of Patrick Henry; Wheaton's Life Of Pinck
ney; Sparks's Life Of Washington; Sparks's Life o 4
Franklin, with the biographies Of great many Their
American worthless; Sparks's Diplomatic Corresp ond-
ence, II vols, continued by State Department in
vols; Eiliott's Diplomatic Code in 2 vols with
every diplomatic and executive Taper ever published
by our government. For sale by
GEORGE TEMPLEMAN,
near the corner Of Al street
Dec IL
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THE sHAcKLEs.--A friend of ours, just returned
from Europe, read the account which Punch gives
Of the save-shackles, called found on board the
wreck of the United States steamer Missouri The
story referred to the street and number where some
Of the shackes might be seen. Our friend went to
TIE place, which he found to be small tobacco
store, kept by woman. She brought out three
shacklcs, which she said were part OF those found
in the Missouri and also the letter from her brother
which accompanied the shackes The letter stated
that the writer was employed in raising the mate
rails Of the Missouri; that an account sent TO the
Times newspaper which first announced the finding
of the shockes was written by a certain English
surgeon in Gibraltar; that the doctor was quite in
error about the number Of them, and that, in truth,
there were only hundred in all. The good brother
stated to his sister that he saw the matter would
make no little noise, and he presumed that ple
Of the shackles would draw much custom to her
shop. Such proved to be the fact; for she never
had so many people, nor such people, in Der shop
before. Now she had generals, lords, and all the
great folks to see her. She had three shackles,
which she said for man, a woman, and child; and
over these rusty irons she drove capital trade in
tobacco. The shackes were of course, as has been
already stated such as common on board mem
of-war, by way Of preparation for mutiny, the cap
ture Of enemies, &c. But this served to make a
grand talk.-N Y Journal Of Commerce.
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though judicious restriction, is by no means as
essential now as il was formerly. Capitalists ana
companies who have speculated largely in western
lands, have not only injured settlers but have M
most cases ruined themselves, and will consequent.
ly be much cautious in operations OF this Kind
hereafter. The graduation system, when once in
permanent operation, will offer no greater induce.
ments for speculation than the present system; and
preventive restrictions efiectua TO check
speculation as corrective imposons, in the shape
Of taxes laid by the States on the lands OF non-res
dents.
The change here recommended, if carried into
operation by Congress, will have most beneficial
effect upon the prosperity of the States in which the
public lands situated, and will be received with
satisfaction by the patriotic inhabitants of that re-
gion
All which is most respectfully submitted.
JAMES SHIELDS,
Commissioner
Hon. r. J. WALKER,
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ENGINEERS AND DRAuGHTsMEN.-w

ENGINEERS AND DRAUGHTSMEN.- w
~ Fischer has just received an assortment of
photographic pencils recently invented after the ex-
pendIturc Of much time and labor. They are the
result OF many experiments; and every effort that
ingenuity and experience could suggest has been
made to insure the highest degree Of excellence; and
The profession may rely upon their bring all that can
be desired. They are perfectly free from grit and
for richness and depth Of color delicacy OF tint and
evenness Of texture, they are not to be equalled by
the best Cumberland lead that can be obtained al
the present time, and are infinitely superior to any
other description Of pencil now in use For sale
oniy at Stationers Hall.
Dec. Q w. FISCHER
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TlTIAN'S VENUS very beautiful paint
Il ing of"Venns from the bath y having received
from the New York, Boston, and Philadelphia
press, artists, critics, and connoisseurs the mos,
unqualified praise, not only most perfect spec
men of art, but as most beautiful fe-like naint-
ing Of perfectly-formed woman, is confidently of
ered for exhibition in this city, in the rooms over
Mr. Templeman's bookstore, on Pennsylvania
avenue, near d street.
Ladies forming parties Of 8 or 10 wishing to visit
the exhibition unattended by gentlemen, can have
the room entirely to themselves by giving one days
notice TO the superintendent
Open from 9, a. m, till 10, p. m.
Admission 25 cents Dec &
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VrReMIA-The general assembly Of Virginia met
at Richmon don Monday. In the Senate, the former
speaker, Dr., Z. P. Scott, of Greenville, and the
other officers were reelected In the House, Will
liam o. Goode, esq, Of Mecklenburg, was chosen
speaker, and Geo. w. Mumford, clerk. The mes
sage of Governor Mcdowell was presented on the
same day, and occupies nearly a page Of the En-.
Guirer.
The message represents the financial condition of
the state as peculiarly prosperous. The revenue Of
the present year is sufficient to pay off all the current
expenses of the government with nm estimated bal
the first of October next of some 5000 600.
The State stock is at premium, and the temporary
debt has been entirely extinguished.
The Legislature is warmly urged TO revise, enlarge,
and amend the systems Of education and internal
Improvements. 1t is said that education is State
duty, which ought to be provided for by law, and
that their greatest want is that Of common education
the of the people being the greatest sufferers.
Free schools are recommended to be established in
each county, to be supported by the quotas OF the
present school fund and State or county taxes.
In proof of the want Of education, he says "Ony
consider that, Of the 10000 persons in this State
who are of suitable age to be taught--that is be-
tween seven-and-a-haf and sixteen--46 900 only
reported as receiving any kind Of education; and
if the IL 900 and upwards Of these who credited
TO the colleges academies, and classical schools be
deducted there will be left but "a 900 who are going
to common schools, and 10000 who appear TO be
going to no school whatsoever"
The subject of internal improvements is dwelt
upon at much length, as being closely connected
with the enduring power and prosperity of the Com
monweath.
State convention to revise the constitution is
recommended, for reasons which are given. The
annexation of Texas is referred to virtually con-
summated, and as "timey and benefcent contri-
button TO the strength security and general bless
lngs of the Unon.'--N Y Morning Post.
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III. TnE CHuacu OF the AscEys,ov- g.,
on n between 9th and 10Th streets, adior;r "
mansoleum belonging 10 General Van Ness ,sn 'ae
opened, for the first time, for Divine service IN
on Sunday next. l4th instant--the Rev NJ ~
siSsoS, OF Baltimore, and the Rev, Mr.. c. a.. ar, J.
Philadelphia, officiating Services 10 commsnA :, "
n, q. m, 81 and : O'Clock, p. m.
The public are most respectfully invited to Allan.
Dec. l2-2t "a
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~ DrpIcAriOS. new Methodist p,o..,
an, Church; recently zee erected on Virginia .vsuo.
Yard, will be opened for Divine worship on Su0S.v
morning, the llth instant.
Il is expected that the Rev, JOSIAH V,Roy, =.
Georgetown, will oficiate at IL O'Clock. a y, ~
the Rev. JoHs s. REESE, Of Alexandrs, a, o,.o sIa
p. m A collection win be taken up in II. mo,Ua.
TO assist in defrsying the expense of erection.
The public is respectfully invited to attend
Dec. l4-2t
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NEW CLoAKINGS AND sPLEev1
IN SlLKS.-The subscriber has now reaoy
inspection (opened this morning. several m
the most rare and beautiful silks ever Offered
District, consisting in part Of
3-4, "a, gold and brown changeable slks
3-4 rich satln-stripo maroon and London pl''
blue-black satin ottoman and satin-stilIN 4
Chnngeable plaid and colorcd satin STRIPE "a
80 pieces assorted, ranging from 90c. 10
Heavy rich white satinH, and red Grape SCARF
White and black heavy Mnrcelincs ana ''"'
silks \
Black, white, drab, pink, mode blue green
ry, purple, and high-colored plaid Florence ~,
so pieces assorted Cashmere and mouSs'l''
laine
25 splendid Terkerri and Canton craze shaw
20 medium and low-priee shawls for MISS,
10 pieces super and medium twllled anu
plaid and striped cloak-clo,hs for ladies III
Lead plaid cloek-cloths for ladies IL mou'nI N,
piece black French cloth, embroidered
for ladies' in mourning .,n
so rich French-worked collars, from 5V
% so
10 pieces finest pure Aannels, imported, eheY
Rich and heavy wide black silk frnges
Black watered moreen, for ladies' skirts
100 striped muslin, for curtains ~ cents "A
100 dozen gloves and hosiery, as'"'N
prices
Rich and beautiful floor oil-cloths, one yau
c. cents
All the above goods, with great variety y ~
new styles, viii be sold on the most pleasIts, -
for cash. Citizens, strangers, and memy
Congress, are respectfully invited 10 exa 's.r
assortment and prices before makng r MUS
chases. GEO, STETll"
Nov 25--eo6tf
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Dec. G..

M ATHEW ST. CLAIR CLARKE has opened
1sA his Office in the rooms lately occupied by Cor
coran y Riggs, opposite the Treasury Department;
and viii attend TO all business ntrusted TO him re-
curing an agent or attorney before Congress or any
Of the departments.
Dec. 9--dIf
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loARD Permanent board wanted
- IN respectable private family, or where there
are but few boarders. Terms sl60 per annum,
payable monthly. Address D. B. at the Office Of
the "Unon.n
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Blu fl. Green, .Hucfionee..

X OLD WATCHES, GUARD AND %!
VI CHAINS, WATCH KEYS, BREASTPlNs!!
EAR AND FINGER RINGS, STUDS, &c. u
AUCTlON.-On Saturday evening, the 18Th insal]]
at early candle.light, shall sell, at my autua]
room, Concert Hall, near Browns Hotel, so
lot Of the nbovennmed articles. enumenis
part
Gold watches, for ladies'
One gold lever watch, a good time-piece
Gold guard and fob chains, watch keys, a. J
Breastpins, ear and finger rings, studs, s'lda, y
Also. lot Of gold-plated jewellery, brea'ph
rings, &c. al
With many other arcles--such as coheensn1j
lard lamps, shell and other combs, spi,toons, cna'
sticks, walters, specie boxes, match safes,
boxes, Britannia ware, table and teaspoons, 10y
soaps, razors, s,rops, suspcnders, hose, glcve,
The sale will be continued every evening II
A. GREEN,
Aucliousfr
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CoRREcTioN,-- BENJAMIN THOMPSON, of Mas
sachusetts, was not the member who otssted
against the printing Of certain petitions, a, reported
in the "Union" Of Thursday.
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Will be added to the above sale, this evening
l fine gold snuf4.box, beautiful article
ivory snuf-box
pair gold earrings
! eye-glass ...-.
| guitar
Belonging to the estate Of the late Elaa'
Brown, deceased.
Sale positive AuI
Dec Il-3t
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MI RS. DAsHIELLE is ready to accommodate
Iva small mess of members. Her house il sit
uated on G street, near the corner Of A street.
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pRITiSH PERIoDlCALs.--The following
ID well-known periodicals are reprinted imns.
diately upon their arrival in this country in ays
fully equal, and in some instances superior, to lhe
English copies, viz:
The London Quarterly Review
The Edinburgh Review
The Foreign Quarterly Review
The Westminster Review
Biackwoods Magazine,
They will be regularly mailed, strongly euvtbpJ
ed. to any post office in the United States, il apply
cation be made 10 F. TAYLOR,
Bookseller, washington |
Terms of subscription, payable in advance are
For any one Review s. per ann|
For any two Reviews DO
For any three Reviews ] DO
For all four Of the Reviews DO
For Black woods Magazine do
For Blackwood and any one Review %
For Blackwood and any two Reviews %
For Blackwood and any three Reviews 9 %
For Blackwood and the four Reviews 10 30
Under the new postage law, these numbers W
travel any distance by mail at an expense Of aW1
few cents per number.
Dec 3
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u.s. ST. PAuL's LuIHERAs CnuRcu
at this church, corner Of Ii and llth slrs.,' 'Na
every Lords day Services in the morning a, 10, o.
o'clock, and IN the afternoon at 3 O'Clock. w
Dec. l2-2t
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CTABLE TALK AND TABLE TALK !.
- Spec,acles for Young Sportsmen By H,, -
Hieover; vol
Durlachsr Treatise on Corns, Bunons and D.
eases Of the Feet; vol.
Marston, or Memoirs of Statesman, comn,,.,
This day received for sale by
Dec III f. TAYTnp