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The Washingtonian., 1845-06-14
PoETIcAL Fou Mt. .
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THE RETAILER AND HIS VICTIM.
BY CHARLES W. DENIsON. 5


The hand Of death was on him. There he lay
In utter agony, upon his bed
OF straw; his sunken eye upturn d, and fxd
On vacancy; his mouth was open VIDE,
And oft he grasp'd for breath, like shot bird
Beneath noon-day sun ; his face how wan!
And DER it often pass'd, like black cloud
Over sterile waste, the awful frown m
OF hopeless deep despair. Around him stood ~
His wreched offspring, noisy in their wo; +
And their cries burst from their aching hearts,
They seem'd to shake their totterng hut; but they,
Forsaken ones! had no kind mother there,
TO still their bitter groans. The dying man
Had bid them all adieu: had cast them forth
Upon the bleak, wide world neglected heirs
TO poor beggars villa drunkard's name ~
There enter'd one, with reckless step, and look,
That boldly mock'd this touching scene of wo
He gazed with fearless eye, and blanchless cheek,
Upon the wreck which he himself hath made;
Then sezing on his dying victims hand
Which seem'd instinctively to dread his touch
With sanity voice, but quaking heart, he ask'd:
"My neghbor, know st thou ME?' Deep groas replied
In tones Of thrilling sound, the sufferer turnd,
And fixing on his visiter an eye
That told unutterabe things, he said
"Know you alas alas too well do N
You! who have s'rpt me of my earthly ALL
Have beggard me and mine ; have made my life
A hell on earth and now for me have burst
The burning portals of hell to come
Look at this frame SO weak and haggard now;
Look at this hovel-squallid misry's den
AT those dear innocents, and hear their sobs--
Then hence-and to the spot you call your home;-
Bet as you 60, tread lightly DER the grave
Ofmy lost murder'd wife :-when there, reflect,
Z Tint, but for knou1ng you. now might have n
frame as healthy and as firm as yours;
That the same hand you now have dared to touch
Might still have labor'd on. TO gather up
The treasures of the soil, and joyous, cast
Them in my partners lap, future store
For those sad, helpless orphans: that this hut
Which charity to me has deign'd to loan
That might here be shelter'd from the storm,
And close my wretched days beneath roof
BY you has been exchanged for that which once
Was mine--mine, by the purchase of my daily toll.
And now begone! my spirit loaths thy sight;
But stop-relnember must meet again! 4
Meet at the bar of him whose searching eye
Has mark'd your every slep; till then FAREWELL
He ceased His face was finsh'd and in his eye
There shone brightness not of earth, which seem'd
To pass, Ike fiery arrows through the soul
Of him who trembling listen'd. He had pourd
The scorchIng torrent of his curses out,
Till II had dried the very fount of life,
And thus, while burning in its fires, he died!
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FIFTEEN CENTS PER MONTH.

zed merchant, "ye're added up the gear Of our
Laird among the poundsn' Such was the fact.
The addition Of the year of our Lord among the
items, had swelled the fortune Of the merchant
some two thousand pounds beyond the amount.
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OLD ALCO H 0 l.


NY MRS. sIGoURNEy.
Old Alcohol's the foe
OF virtue, and Of man,
He lays his victims low,
Well fly him while we can,
And seek the rill
That gushing flows,
The antidote
For all his woes.
Old Alcohol's the friend
Of sin, despair, and death,
Let us his fetters rend,
And shun his burning breath,
And seek the rill
That gushing flows,
The antidote
For all his woes.
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We promise to abstain from all intoxicating drinks,
and TO discountenance the cause and practice of
intemperance. t
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SAFETY 30 Ds.
GENERAL PLEDGE.

"The pledge tee total has its millions sav'd.'
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PLEDGE OF THE SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

], without reserve, solemnly pledge my honor as a
man, that will neither make, buy sell, nor use
beverage, any Spirituous or Malt Liquors, Wine, or
Cider.
The New York herald., 1845-10-17
Superior Court.

belOIe JuuHc V-HutrFOeI
Oct. l6-John s. Coppeuf Us. George Ddyfen.-This
an action of assnmsit, to quarters rent
claimed by plaintiff landlord OF premises S37 Green
wich street. 1t was shown evidence that written
agreement entered into by the parties defendant
having held by parole. At the period for which the
amount claimed, being quarters rent (Sl75 end
ing in May, lSa5 it appeared defendant did not occupy
premises being then in the possession Of Mrs Ora
nam and family, tenants The defence set up was,
that the defendant not the tenant and that the els
attached accumulated noxous sort of deposite
which generated a disagreeable smell and foul arr
through the house. endanger the health OF three
members of the Graham family one OF whom became de-
ranged; and they subsequently compelled to leave
the premises further put in for defence that the
defendant had no night to pay IN consequence Of the in
juries thus sustained by the Graham family. His Honor
charged the tenant, who held by paroie liable
by the statute The jury rendered verdict for plaintiff
$3.50 81 cents damages, and six cents costs.
For plantif, Mr. L. H. Davis. For defendant, Msssrs
Line and Pr;chard
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RALEIGH AND GASTON RAILROAD
sIss2 i',2 (sS A, ,lk
+ o X S A l. IL


FOR SALE
i O C % sGs ss s s. w e. ,Ss
to against sS % said
% s g & ns ss Sss a9sg
oi the Raleigh and G.oa Rsiroaa Company aforesaid %
s%SS% d R
N s r ss yi + %ss
Gyh SS S % al bsss
Gsr. &c Sc As9 he stock pf Iron q Lumber and FIRE
ay s 'aa ss
and ansporaon tn From the nature Of the
The purchasers by The of The Decree and the Ac, Of
BODY sSrpofs!s he style present Company,
acquire all H. T. ,nhse M privileges ri ggh,s and mmn
charter has yet These aaeh and privileges Of
Ksvssd IS Ssss. s,h Ss1sn. 20 rsis$ ss
LihTarie; Of the States Of the UDon.
S % 81 ae dnd aS D sa as U
Isl, Goth Jane. 1896, s25 600
ssE rSasy reGS '5 s sa assss9ip e 'of e 5:n'"as'
ST. ST. The & 5 s,s Of S s1 a ss S Of d. do
only Ss asss ws % Ss 81 ss
borrowed creating debt bearing intesst failure pay
s, % shf
Gs d na M III @ G h uass eo
psnsation Of 500 per m Or $500 per snaum And
nss It's the aGasIy
chandzs independeny the receipts from Passengers afford
aconderable addition the ordinary Of profits
railroads Though not now yielding proit the large sum
some time past and IS confidently believed that would
produce reasonable return moderate amount OF
CAPITAL Invested in its purchase.
The sale will be made without reserve the time and place
aforesaid at which those clned to purchase respectfully
in yited atten nd.
The purchase be securedby bond with approved
sureties.
CHARLES L. HINTON
Public Treasurer Of the State Of North CAROLINA,
in this
Raleigh. N. G., October g. 1915.
The following papers will the foregoing adve
sement 60 days. and forward their bills for payment with
the the subscriber Boston Atlas
New York Herald Baltimore Patriot, Philadelphia U. States
Gtzett, Rchmoud Enquirer aud Richmond Wing Oh ri
Courier Mobile Advertiser New Orleans Picayune and NC
Standard. c. L. II.
nl22m
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Circuit Court.
Before Judge Edmonds.

Der. l5-Mc Carthy Hodges ct. al.-Ths case was
resumed, having stood adjourned over from Monday
action of ejectment, on the title brought Dy
plaintiff to certain property situated IN Broad
way including the Carlton House, as heir at law to the
late Dennis Mccarthy who died intestate The proper
ty belonged to the deceased, Dennis Mccarthy, who
formerly alderman Of the 9th ward, and went in
the possession Of the State The widow and other re-
latves belonging not being citizens OF the
United States special act was passed the Legislature
giving the property to the relatives, who sold out and
divided the proceeds there being several claimants
Plaintiff seeks recover the ground that he was
relative and next OF kin to deceased at the time OF ms
demise; and at that period citizen OF the United
states but having lived at Saratoga county, in rs-
duced did not put in his claim at the time
the decease his relative appeared on part OF the
plaintiff that obtained his naturalization papers III
1884, Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF Saratoga Co.
Ii did not appear where he declared his intentions ,
A non.suit was hereupou moved Tor, on the ground
that prove the fact of the declaration
OF ofintentions.
His HosoR denied the motion the ground that the
procurement of the naturalization papers presump
tive evidence the of the declaration Of intentions
and that the Court not bound to travel behind the
Record OF the Court at Saratoga county on this head,
which record it should De presumed was correct; and
although il did not appear that ainf had declared DIS
intentions at Saratoga it not to be inferred tnat ne
did not do in other Court The case was re-
sumed yesterday, when further testimony was heard
Verdict tomorrow.
Pcay Bod ne-The Court ntimated that counsel in
the Of Polly Bodne did not intend to move on her
trial, on Monday next, as previously arranged.
HIS HONOR would therefore, continue the civil caen-
dar during the week.
The New York herald., 1845-10-17

o. ROSE HILL STABLES. 2ih street, between
4@I <2d and Sd Avenues and nearly oppos. Bulls Head
just arrived from the country and FOR sale at th.
above ssple " Horses among which are four fast trong
few good road stage and shippers
s. 2m-nc II. II. NORTHRUr, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1845-10-17

NEW HAMPSHIRE SENAToR.--The Manchester
.amerieon states that Hon. Franklin Pierce of Concord
has been appointed by Governor Steele l the vacant
Senatorshp Of that State but that no declines tho ap
pointment
The New York herald., 1845-10-17
Cour, C.I.nd.r-This Dav

SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos- 10, 49, 81 to lUs, l06, 10,
sl 49, A. 49, So 6 s0 So, lS9, 10 ~, %, 3d. 10, &c.
81. 90, II, 20, 65, l07, ls6, 73, l04, 81.
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u. =. Commissioner's once.

John Tooly sailor, arrested on charge OF snug
Cling cloth and linen, and % razors, with view to
the government out Of the duty was examined be-
MIR. Commssio Gardiner, and sands fully com
mitted.
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HOTEI. nE pARIN

~ ANTIONE VIGNES, one Of the late proprietors o
: the Perkins House, Boston, respectfully informs hi
and the travelling public that he has opened tn,
Hotel De Paris where Re will be happy th9
the day, week month"; the reasonable terms.
m %rrc
The New York herald., 1845-10-17
Court Intelligence.


GENERAL SESSIONS. Oct l6th.-Before Recorder Tall
madge and Aldermen stoneall and Charck NJ c. Pat
Cs, of koac Cockefair-The verdict rendered by the
ury in the case of Mr. Cockefair was given in the last
number Of the Herald but the subject again referred
to- in consequence of the admission OF additional and
very testimony the part OF the accused,
which unavoidably excluded in the report yester
day. .d;na. eor tho asfsrc.
the Mayor and the Chief OF Police called 70 test
fy but important business prevented them from oeing
jury without their evidence Previous to the verdict
being rendered, however the Mayor and the ChieI OF
Police made their appearance In court and the jury was
summoned to hear their testimony.
His honor the Mayor stated that some time ago ne re-
ceved visit from Evans who informed him nat one OF
his officers (Cockefair had been caumniated IN GER
tain spaper, which charged Cocksair with having
stolen OF money from him. Evans repudated any
such accusation and told his honor that he would see
that justice was done to the accused.
The Chief of Police testified that in the month OF May
last Evans in Nassau street. and required OF him
state the for making charges agsnst Cooke
fair. when Evans replied merely make these Charges
to create sympathy for myself"
The jury then rendered their verdict Of not guilty
rasny Young Ea entered % Plea '1fs Of guilty to
grand larceny, in robbng his employers OF large
of property and tho Court sentenced him to be
imprisoned in State prison for the term OF
Trial for Nuisdncs.James Barnes Josiah Fields and
Ge orge Qumby next tried on an Indictment for
misdsmeanor in keeping slaughter house G &C. a. NO.
living in the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. health and comfort be-
ing materially affected by the stencil arising from the
was in no wise concerned with Barnes and Qumby in
the ownership Of the property or engaged IN tne
carried ON there He was therefore acquitted put
in the OF Barnes and Quimby the jury rendered
verdict Of guilty. Sentence deferred. .
Trial for Forgery William Cutter then called to
trial forging check for 81 500 the Bank Of Com
mercs in the name Of Charles King Co, which paid
In consequence of the admission OF the testimony OF
witness the part Of the prosecution but little progress
had been made in the triawhen the court adjourned until
morning.
The New York herald., 1845-10-17

COURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS Al
bany, Wednesday, Oct. Is, lS45.-Present Lieuten-
aniiovernor Gardiner, and "a senators.-The People,
plf in error Henry De Bow, deft. in Leave
granted deft In plead to his pardon and the
motion to quash tho writ OF postponed until the
final argument of the cause, &c. Motion to assign
early day for the argument Of the cause denied
No O. j. b. Post and al pls in j. Arnot, deft
in error Mr. J. A. Collier concluded for dc in
Mr. b. ID. Noxon was heard in reply. The Court took
recess until O'Clock p NJ.
The New York herald., 1845-10-17

UNIVERSITY LYING-IN CHARITY.
The University has established Lyngn Charity which is
under the control Of Dr. BEDFOkD the Professor
dwfery and all poor may be unable TO pay for
professional will have every assistance furnished
them their houses during their conne Appca
zion must be made TO DIR. BEDFORD,
ola Breyoot Place
The New York herald., 1845-10-17

TAIlN TLACE I1OUSE.
IA This Establishment has during the past Summer bee
:6 newly furnished throughout few families and lin
tied number Of gentlemen may here be pleas
anty accommodated for the winter favorable
any other house equally well conducted.
JAMES q. ELLIOTT, No. Park Place.
N.B-for or Rooms without board, at No. IL Par
place apply AS above, s23 re
The New York herald., 1845-10-17

TO DEALERS IN JEWELLERY.
'ENHE UNDERSIGNED being Manufacturers and having
ahne assortment ofJeweery aud Diamond Work hand
sorlta call from dealers and merchants dealing the
articles Any given pattern style Of jewellery fine da-
mond work made to order, at
SHAW 4 ARROWsMITHs
sl9 lmtmc Ne. ! Dey street. door from Broadway.
N.B-Twelvc fifteen good cham make RS can find EN-.
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New Publications..

~ BIoGRAPHY OF REV. w. H. GRIswoLD
By H. b. soule Published by A. Walker, 30 Genese'
street Utica Mr. Grswold was an able minister Of III
Unversalist denomination. widely known and greatly
beloved The Memoir here presented TO the public wi
be very acceptable TO large circle Of friends and may
be read with profit by all.
20 The DEyoUT CoNMUNIcANT Being thosc
parts of Treatise the Lords Supper which suited
% assisi the Devouors OF the COMMUNICATE. BY n,
Rev. +. BRroxERsTErn Published by Stanford &
swords l3e Broadway Iii avery neat pocket volume
- Harpers illustrated SHAKsPEARE, Nos 80,
&C. concluding As You Like H. and containing three
acts Of Midsummer Nights Dream, has been sent US.
Il is admirably Illustrated and cxcelleuty printed.
- Az ESCYCLoPEDIA or Domestic EcoNoMY,
No D. has just been sent US by Harper X Co. Il
has long dissertations on Vegetables used Food
Great Britain and on Fruits" ditto also on " Water
then on Fermentation and on Brewing No family
could read and understand this single number without
making savings iherefrom 10 ten times It's cost
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ilatent ile0icines.
AND uo.rEFFECTiyE REMEDY /.

NEW AND MOST Itftt nv u ~ 'tpt =.
Y DR. WOODS >AR>APARiLLA AND ~ lid 'Hrh
ny sITTER> for me cure cd fhe 'nloNlns Disease,
Jaundcr Livcr-C Complain. all Slons Complains 50
Hesls-he Heart iru fli -e-uon ushlsl gsi' ers-
Piles Pap'falors of ~ Heart, Loss ~ Al,rt'e ny
N.rsoi. rriafiou- prhlicd stomach, LAnsaor pcpfes
son u SPIRIT. Chronic Rbslmlis IN, Iltlnt,o- y 'ass-
Csrsar >vrhnt p >roflia. Impurities ni ne hn's
Pimps- AMI Pu.l,s fis Face, Hereditary ianofs GOA
>on- and a disease. srsng FROM ai m.idc'on- H' %
mercury.
TIE s,euaon of,he invalid pltlc ana ~ al lsr aic ell
hv frv NJ e above diseases l. lr-rrcfiF tAtl tn ~
merits Of new amf invaluable PREPARATION from an onglns
recipe 81 dstin .hed Physician. continuing ~ ..so ne
ree' al properties Of TWO OF TIE very mt sr'
ces the M4irria Meii,a
THE BE>T TESTIMONIALS
Ofihe efficacy ~ any medicine ar 10 hc found u ne i'
il ii. way -lcss TIE superiority of DR. WOODS >AR
>APARILLA AND WILD CHERRY BITTERs. Never.
the.es. may alduce few 90 e genuine authentic "ii
r.imon as tn Us avor n he possession OF ~ pro
nr,esor NJ. PHILIP WILCON. Of The wclLkHovn arm
~ Wilcox = Rchm1ld >lpwrghts. of New Bedford Wa
entirely cured ~ confirmed canScr o. Re stomach throat
ANA moa'l, with sore iP- usually accompanying 'ns as
cas- AMI his general hrth nsh nplNfc. oN ih' a,t OF
only one bottle Nr Wilcox had surrrd severely for q
number OF wear. with this disease ana NrllAies rs cure
entirely fo he Use of ne bit,efs . 80 -,
cor. JOHN BAlLiE>. Deputy sheriff Of Bristol Co1n-
iv Mss. Ass voluntarily cerhec ma e rs eAf9 oy zoe
BlTTFR> ofJUriice Ind. gcsion heaiacle ana NesiiIo
COL GIBBS II Sandwich. ,esines Inst several peTsons
BOO faf town wei .no~n io him nave been ven hci ol le
~ he BiTrER> snd IN every case ey Rave gwen e
most perfect safisisrtion. -.
j. r. PERKINS. ESQ. Attorney a. Law, New-Bed;ord,
an unpleasant eruption OF Tie sce oy me us'
OF Tie BlrrERS.
persons OF The hrst espcciahly In various paris "i me
SAFE who have used TIM aui valuable medcine Win
perfec, success
ONLY AcE>rs.-N.v-Y ork-Dr William II. Minor. ia2
Bro4dway Geo o. Ggnu 81 Beecker street. r VI. Gu
on. II Bowery RrooAynJame- ". smith, corner Fulton
and Cranberry. iels
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WTSTAR'S BALSAM.

4 COMPOUND BALS AAiiC PREPARATION from
"A VIII Cherry Bark snl Tsr.-Tae best REMEDY
Group. Bleeding OF the Lung. whooPnscoush Broncla-
It's lnilenKa Shorness ~ Breaih Pam ami Weakness In
Tie Breast sde. Liver Compai ana the nrs stages OF
CONSUMPTION.
hopeless have firmly established IL vss superiority over
every former medical discovery Il has always been styled
Natures own Prescription" beng formed chiefly rom
chemical extracts from Wild Cherry barA AMI Iar--wo
trees that nre lcky scattered wherever diseases ot The
prevail. We giye few instances OF is extraordinary
power, from catalogue almost without end.
lAly address VII be- gwen NJ The Newlcrk Agency
who given mp by al OF her ply sicas 10 die OF con
among large quantities ofnaer sort OF bcny -uhsanc,-hat
iaAea 40 meicue for months, being past all hope-en-
tirey cured by few bottles OF lbs Bssan IN September
and October, 1874
down. for years. being obliged 10 sleep IN suus
Posrc far cured 10 attend 70 his business IN the mos,
stormy weather
Thomas Brsdce. ESQ J. P Jamaica, L. cured OF asthma
OF ~ years standing.
Thomas Coxen- Haddonfeid, \. j. ,esifes under oath,
that he had violent cough and pain IN Tue -ide-or months
raised iarye quantities of corrupt naeralso much blood
hi. physicians could DO bat little for hrlgnve HIM pills OF
mercury, bat did NO goodhs friends all supposed ne nsd
gslopng consumption entirely cured by ree bottles OF
WlSTARS BALSAM
Mrs. Ann u. HopAins OF knowesvie, ~ Y. entirely
cured Of liver complaint and general debility OF eighteen
months standing.
Jacob Hoffman, VI. D. Huntingdon cured child OF P.
SchrOebe OF obstinate disease of the Lungs after be hal
tired all the usual remedies In
Cases daily occurring IN every part Of tie country
In every shade OF Lung and Liver disease every other
preparation heretofore known 10 the wsTd.
Sold. Wholesale and Retail, by A. r. ID. SANDS,
Wholesale Drugg - F4ton New Ork. Sold also ~
H3 Broadwayi II East Broadway. TUE A3ovE ASE IhE
osLy AcENTs IN THIS CRY. Price, - per bottle SIX
bottles rlnZs ON
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fine Uattbes an0 JeweIrn.
GOLn AND sILYER WATCHEs.

DICHARD FISHER. JR WGiclMaAer and Jeweler,
IL now prepared to sell WATCHES al retail lower Than
ay other House tle city A. be- is constantly receiving
all descriptions direct from the Manufacturers n Eng anc,
France and Switzerland he "a enabled Ia otter avery large
assortment Of Gold Watches from .lj 10 Sioo cacni Silver
do from - 10 So eci-al warranted keep good time,
orine money returned. Also very good assortment OF
JEWELKi and SILVER WARE very low.
y. b.-secOnd hand Watches and Old Gold and Silver
taken In exchange or bought Tor Cash aiches. COcss,
Muse Boxes sni Jewe.ry repaired IN the best manner aud
House IN thfs city. RICHARD FISHER Jr Importer OF
Watches and Jewery, Wholesale aud Retail No 81 Broad
wav New. FORK, few doors above the Guy Hospital.
nit RICHARD FISHER. Jr
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DIR. BROWN, OCULIST, ,


SUCCESSOR TO DR. CHILD, the celebrated Ocuist q
- Bnnng am and London, has removed lis office from ~
Chambers-5reet 10 i Canastree' where be continues bis
successful. treatment on Diseases Of tie Eve and lmpercc
ton OF Vision to which Of 10 90 years have yielded
having been declared ncurabe by eminent Oclss Refer
ence. given performed, many declared hopeless lI
some blind from 10 20 20 years.
Reference 10 The following cures, inye.ra cases:
Edw'd Crowley, Of Steamer Massachusetts Of Pau
lent DytIIn,a.
s1n John Bansead, Of Jersey City, almost blind from
Measles
Miss Mozer. s3 Cannon-sree violent case Of fra" an
Cornea covered with NebgLa, complicated with Arriuro5s VI
years standing from Meases pronounced ncuFabe) Also
her mother, afflicted with Ophama for % yearscured Of
ChoBt0s,s.
James McCosn 81 Washington street L'ppefudo Chronic
Inflammation VI Eyelids
Jas Bannon II Ann-sres, PtOss, or fsag upper Eye
Id, (cured without an operaiion-l
Geo. Howe 81 keadesiree stOppage OF e'toBnn Gdnas
Fr,lerck Ban. 40 BrOome--treet. bal case Of Iri,
j. H. Roberts, IN Rdgesr,s between Stanton and ilous
ton dad cas-l Of Paruent lTtnn and Llcrted Toine
fours OF ATTENDANCE II A. NJ 2. N. Advice to tie
poor gratis. AL letters must be postpaid. mY3i u
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THE EYE.

Il
nR. POWELL DR.. DIOsST, OCULIsTS AND OP-
IL THALMIC SURGEONS, have removed % the prem.
lately occupied BY DR.. Elliott No. 81 Broadway cor OF
Warrest Their practice l. exclusively confined ID DIS
EASES OF the EYE, Operations upon that Organ and s
Appeadage. and al in perfectons Of VISION Dr. Powell
.tded FOR I've YEAR, with the celebrated Dr. JACOB u
Dublin he G se0yerer Of the membrane Jsrob' IN the
EyeD Dr. Dos-y pupil Of Dr. ELLIOTT for stunt
ar period and subsequently, acted Assistant In his extern
sy. rractcr Terms moderate The poor treated graul-
tou.iy Arufc.a Eyes Inserted. Entrance y Warren
street mylf 3awn
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The following the prices for approved notes al s1
months from which liberal discount WILDE made for cash
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