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The New York herald., 1845-09-26
AUCTION NOTICES.
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81 Or TgETkfa Asi5s1siiM GOODS
pi F Ii Day st s.ss
and $ e. Of sSs. % s I
TnTS :ss Tso . .aa c
Brushes Guards GSain. spsessees sega Tube. 6oao.
%G S STAMPS Ls a
,.T Knives Imp coral Paper WsEh, all kind Of dry goods.
s:a sEfs E1.s esa Bss sSs sii;
Csddes Pen h2lde. F.h Hooks comp..sss Reels Waters,
Also Guns 1Sof'' fis,oi. and sq% Powder Flask:
Also German pps. oil coah Bags travelling and writing
Desks Silver Lea Flutes Musical Boxes Breast Pins Ear
Also, Acsordions, some of which are elegant -,
Terms 81. months credit for approved paper fos
Cctsogues can be had at the auction room $50 ll-Ih
VIII sAEkST AfSGssTE GssSsTErA. Day
Erdy Sept 18th at 70 o'clock at the .as' ri,n Soi
s1e. i.
md syy hSp asd Le Fsd
Cutlery, China Tea, and Toilet Sets, Beds Bedeads aud
Mattresses, and various other articles. s26 lt'rh
A PAIR OF CARRIAGE HORSES FOR SALE
FSa rs Saf IN cfsss :ass
under E saddle and gsT1n'fd are os
T rsf % K, will s. be 1 al % s,ss S
"a Greenwich street 50 2ts.Ie
III A SUIT OF ROOMS, consisting Of handsome
rsar bedrooms, with panres and wadiobes
entity arranged for large family for the winter all handsome
ly aud newly furnished private table and all necessary
comforts Houston street. second block side from
Broadway Can be any after the 9th September
s25 lwsrc
PARK PLACE HOUSE.
"a This Establishment has during the past Summer been
::H newly furnished throughout few families and Inn
tied number of gentlemen here be very pleas
any accommodated for the favorable terms as al
any other house equally well conducted
JAMES G.. ELLIOTT, No. Park Place.
N. B-For or Rooms without board, at No II Park
place apply above. s25lm-rrc
LADIES' CATER BOOTS.
- THIS Beautiful article of all the fashionable
styes, at IS and 49, and made to order at IS 10 20
equal the city Particular attention paid to
insure handsome fit White and black satin Slip
pers Of the trs quality at II shngs per pair With many
Continuance of their favors s. Is. MILLER,
l2 Canal street. between Thompson and Sullivan streets
s25 3tis-rc
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Died.
On the 25th inst, FRANCES SHEPPARD infant daughte
OF Benjamin 8. and Mary Cordray.
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A PORTRAIT FOR ONE DOLLAR,
A F.THOMPSON'S Daguerrean Rooms, 70 2so Broad
IA way, between the Granite Buildings and Keade st.
LlkENESSES Of the various taken by the improved
and finished In the superior syle with all the
natural colers
Operations in all weather from 8A. NJ. tl tP. M.
Instructions hsArt Apparatus and Materials supplied
To persons wishing Of the business
peror advantages are here offered. si0 ims
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Ethiopian

: Ethi0pinn Serenaders--Pnlm0's Opera
House-Ihe hiopians have achieved triumphant vic
nyy S,y f al teI operate opponents They have seen the
and survived the fall Of both. Any person who witnessed
ne overcrowded house last night would have formed
o,ngh where made that defy all competition
Ltholians Germon and his company, merit pub
iic expression Of appreciation.
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CAS1LE EAHOEN.
BURLESQUE OPERA SINGERS.
u3-Admission rs Cents.-EU
ffopr,~tors Messrs French ~ Hrrei.
Friday Evening. September 26th,
The performance will commen nee with
VOCAL CONCERT
luermssion Of Half Hour for Promenade and Refresh
The OF splendid COsmomas Will he oy
VIII be performed the Mock Opera Of
SHIN-DE-HEEL-A.
Shin de Heel a.. La Schreecher Porgies
Brmstone Ella. Madame Bach wheat
Dan Dnah Sig De-Big Knees
On SUNDAY, Grand Selection Of Sacred Musc.-Ad-
mttance l21a cents.
Bouquets constantly for sale at the Garden.
{. iad-pext o'cioca fsao.~-ass to s.-
70 ooclOck
The New York herald., 1845-09-26

DEApIY AsSAULT.-Un SUNDAY WEEK Idst, IN uIc
boronoh of Hamburg, ,Berks Co. "a man named Smeek
Of absolute habits and bad and matreated
b;s .,se in brutal manner until she compelled to
aevs The bouse TO escape DEATH He armed with a
double barreed gum and the inhabitants hearing the cry
of murder the poor woman ran to her assistance
aaE raised his gun and fred the shot taking effect in
the leg of Milton Nice Of Dr. Nice of that town.
The Villain attempted to fire the second BARREL but the
gun was taken from him in time to prevent further mis-
Chief 7s shot No extracted from the wound and
he doing well. Smeek arrested but he esca
ped the Constable and has not since been heard
from.--PhiL Native .dmericdn.
The New York herald., 1845-09-26


SlGNOR RAPETTl having dedicated himse exclusively
TO the instruction Of nusc respectfully informs hs friends
and the public he will during the month of October
class for the VIOLIN his No $50 Broadway
Terms moderate Those who desrous of becoming pupils
will please apply Sixno Godone 400 Broadway and
Chambers & JolIie, 3s5 Broadway.
Sgnor kape will contnre, usual giving lessons on the
Piano and Italian Singing. s2i eoelm'Ic
BRODERIES EFT NOUVEAUTES DE PARIS.
PETER ROBERTS, No. 373 Broad,coy,
IMPORTER, JOBBER AND RETAILER, .
INVITES the attention of the Ladies TO his splendid stock oil
ing newest desirable styles Of the
prices which will maintain the reputation his store has long
held the cheapest ia the CITY,
rs lots fine Linen Cambria Hdkfs, from auction.
case clear Linen Lawn do riyere borders from 81
$3l4 each, remarkably cheap.
clear Linen Lawn Hdkis, tape borders from 81 so 10
case clear Linen Lawn Hdkls, fancy borders.
do do do, cold aud black printed borders
do do do, embroidered, from S2,73 TO SIS
each.
Emproidered under Hdkfs, high neck.
Do do, with collars.
- Do , do, various styles from 81 upwards.
Rich Embroidered Muslin and Applique Lace Capes.
Upwards of 300 Embroidered Evening Dresses Rivere,
Polka Coronation, Spanish Flounce, &c &c; from 50 So
Colored Embroidered Organde Founce from IS to si2
usually sold from Sl2 to $2e
few very rich Thread Lace Capes and Berthes very low
Thread, Chsny Brussels and other Wells and dem ellis
WINTER HOSIERY,
comprising Silk Lambs Woo and MerIno Vests OF all sizes;
pacca Cashmere Lambs Wool and Merne Hose and hall
Hose erno and Cashmere Gloves Plaid and Fancy Woollen
Socs for children which offered from 10 Is per cent
lowe than the eaular retail prices s2j im'Th
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MEXICAN SCRIP FOR SALE.
BOUT $4,000 in Mexican Scrip bearing per
"A and ayabe in II quarterly nstalments for sale
by the present holder who about Europe.
Offers received until the 18th October proAmo addressed
to 4. p, 292 Broadway.
Capitalists will find this profitable and
The New York herald., 1845-09-26

PARK THEATRE.
Mr.. BROUGH'S BENEFIT.
MR. BROUGH most respectfully announces to his friends
1vl and the public that account OF the ndsposon Of
Miss Delcy his Benefit announced for Thursday ast nght
unavoidably pr sponed until
Tuesday Neat, September 30th,
When will be presented the Opera Of
DER FkEISCHUTZ
With the whole Of Weber's original music.
:.
Musical Director, Mr. Rophino Lacy.
With other Musical Entertainments will be expressed IN the
bills of the day. s26 3ts-rh
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BROKERS' BOARD, Sept 24-9 shares East Boston Co
43 100 do l4s so do bo m l4}; o5eadng RR 26;75 do
25S 1876 Nor Wor RR, 10 ds III 81 do 77 80 do so2m
76i 90 do III; 900 Wilmington RR 10 ds l7 2s5 do
II; $50 L Island RR 71t; 100 do Ut -
SrcoSp Boards shs Boston and Maine RR ll2t 200
Nor wor RR 77i la6 Wilmington RR NJ 500 u $40
Fitchburg RR 1875 20 Western XIX, D ~ uo' VII
$4,000 Reading RR BIDS, 1850, b o 3 DIS, 6o3.
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r. + M A ABLE CURE
OF CONSUMPTION
sCHENCK'S
PULMONIC SYRUP.

NEW YORK, Sept. l6, 1875
DR. sCHENCK:-siraMy daughter, Mary Ann johnson,
- was subject to affection of the for the last
wilma settled pain in her left side with frequent head
ache sourness the stomach and her food would
passing without her having three four smployed The
stated to Dr. w. Of this city; he attended her
about three weeks which changed her suaton but
lend Of mine ADVISED me to try SCHENCK'S fULMONlC
S and m nv as % In.ee S noSas S ael hf m
about three months snce-she took in all nine bottles My
daughter enjoys health she ed be
at No 189 Twentieth street. New York We tie whole
family feel ever grateful to you for discovery of such
valuable medicine, which no family should be without.
WIN. JOHNSON
SARAH JOHNSON,
No. l89 Twentieth street, New York.
We cauti, the public bear mind that s. Beekman
longer the sale of the genuine Scheuck Pumo
nic Syrup.
Beware ofspurous limitations. To obtain pure genuine
sduerated Pulmouc Syrup directly the Propretor OF
flee, No. Courtlandt street, New York s2G 2~sr
The New York herald., 1845-09-26

BRITISH CoNsUL-Thc President mas recognised
Charles DunLin WAX . as Consul OF her Britannia
Majesty for the States of North and south carolina 10
rae q CharI
The New York herald., 1845-09-26

ENGLISH GUNS-RED UCED PRICES.
SNGLE and Double Barrel FLINT and Percusson) being
~ remnants OF consignmens will sold at mu eli less than
Sssy Sssa s Es s'' as n Ge;p Woes
M JUST % @John street, mp stars
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AMUSEM ENTS.

PARK THEATRE.
Friday Evening, September 26th,
The performance will commence with the Play Of
THE LADY OF LYONS.
Claude Melnotte. e..................... Mr. Bland
Beau8eant.
Paulne-; ..'..'.....- Mrs DIano
After which.
Grand Pas de Forces by the two Miss Vallees.
To conclude with the Farce of
TURNING THE TABLES.
-.
Mrs Humphries ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Mrs vernon
Patty Larkins ......-..... Dyou
Price Of Admission-Bores, sl Fit, so ceuts Gallery,
25
Doors open o'clock and the Curtain will rise precisely
halfpsstT O'Clock.
W limited number Of Season Tickets may be obtained
the Box Office.
The New York herald., 1845-09-26

NAVAL CouRT MARrrAL,-We understand, say
the Vorfolk Bearon that the Court OF Enquiry IN
tho case of Lieut. Mclaughlin, will consist Of Com
Parry and Commanders stribliny and Ogden they are
ordered 10 eonyene u Washington city, on Wsahssaay
oath Inst
The New York herald., 1845-09-26

TO COUNTRY DEALERS
WALKING CANES-A large stock OF Walking Canes,
w always on hand at the manuiactory, No 5a Walker
OF the Bowery Theaefo sale less than
one dozen the manufacturer supplies Pedlars with his
very superior article twenty cent less than other
manufacturer in this city. s25 3tfrc
The New York herald., 1845-09-26

PALMOS OPEHA HOUSE.
ONE WEEK MORE
Friday, Sept. 26th, 1915.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
admission % Cents only.
Messrs GERMON, STANWOOD, HARRINGTON,
PELHAM and WHITE,
Respectfully the Of New York, that
from the
INTENSE SUCCESS
with which their Concerts have been attended, during the
week. they have been induced remain another week.
which occasion will be opened
A NEW BUDGET
OF SONGS, GLEES, CHORUSES, CONUNDRUMS
&c. &c.
For particulars programme.
U > Doors open at 7h-Concert TO commence at g.
Boxes aud secured day the Office from 10 A. NJ till
4P.M. s2 lwrc
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BOWERf CIfCUSI
Boxes !. % cents Pit. =. l2h cents.
Children half-price to Boxes
LEON. THE CHAMPION OF FRANCE,
In Feats of Gymnastics.
The Only Nouelty nOw in the City'
con has challenged world he throw
AM twelve that accept his gage.
In addition the wonderful exploits Mons Leon the famous
LOUIS ELLSLER,
will display his great power of equilibrium numbeess eats;
besides which,
Brilliant Chinese C0U1lcdde!
And Sixteen other Acts in the Circle
Seats may be secured from IL till ,. so lwfrh
CHESNUT STREET THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
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n The public respectfully informed, that
HessrS COny and Blanchard,
the celebrated Pantommists from London engaged this
Theatre They will make their Monday intro
ducng their Astonishing Trained Dogs in their performances,
that excited the wonder and through
Europe.
Lower Boxes so cents; Second and Third Tiers, Is cts
Pit and Gallery 12n cents l.
Doors will AZ half the cu-tas will rise at
The New York herald., 1845-09-26

ARCH STREET THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
Friday Evening, September 26th.
The Performance will commence with JACK SHEPPARD
Jack Sheppard Mrs Burke; Blueskn MSevens; Abraham
Mendez MIR Burke Jonathan Wild, Mr. Johnston Wiuni-
fred Wood Mrs Mvers.
Dancing by Miss Carline.
To conclude with TURTLE HUNTING-Timothy Dande-
lion, Mr. Burke; Smatter Mr. Myers; Mrs Turtle, Mrs
The New York herald., 1845-09-26

- WANIIC CEMENT.
M EsSRS J. II. FARMLAND and THOS. HARRIS
& - peg to recommend to the attention of all inter
ea n buildings their much approved Msstic which the
most durable and beautiful composition yet invented for
covering ne exterior OF dwelling houses public buildings
t tion oi marble or stone lime the
comoson OF the mastc which Of boiled nseed oil
hck consence, which, with the oxides Of
lead ana other ingredients. forms cement mpevioss
nad s astone aud Of great durability Specimens
pe seen and information on application TO Nh
CHAs II. MOUNTAIN, Architect II Wall street ~ York
lm*r " "'''''NS'' - 'oi"'
The New York herald., 1845-09-26

IMITATION PRECIOUS STONES; zeal Garnet and Tur
L kois, for sale by f.. +. KOKTUM,
2l4 William street, New York.
OSTRICH FEATHERS, for sale by
i. +. KORTUM,
s26 lmfr 2li William street.
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Last Night of the Engagement of
MR.. AND MRS. KEAN.
Friday Evening, September 26th.
The performance will commence with THE GAMESTER-
Beverly, Mr. Kean Lawson, Morris; Charlotte, Mrs Nc
Lean; Mrs Beverly, Mrs Kean
To conclude with the Farce Of LOAN OF LOvER-Peter
Spike, Mr. Owen; C1ertrue, Miss Coad.
Tomorrow Mrs Keans Benefit and last appearance Of Mrs
nd Mr. Keap
The New York herald., 1845-05-27
Monday, May 2o-6 r. m.

Monday, May 26-6 r. M =
The steady decline in stocks is sufficient to alarm ever
operator looking for improvement The sales to-day
show further depression in tho market, and there ap
pears be prospect of change. stonington went
down Z; Norwich and Worcester Il; Morris Canal !,
Farmers Loan !; Penn 5s, t; Harlem !; Canton Il Mo-
hawk a Long Island Il; Erie Railroad, Reading. Vicks
burg Ohio 6s and Kentucky 6s closed at Saturdays
prices Not single stock in the list advanced rac
ton.
The Perkins and Dwight Manufacturing Companies
have declared semannua dividends of ten per cent
each and the Bartlett Mills semi-annual dividend Of
per cent.
The Bank Of Augusta Ga has declared a dividend Of
three dollars per share, payable on demand
The Comptroller will receive proposals until the 9th
Of June for loan s4OO under the of s42 for
paying the debt and preserving the credit of the stae
bearing interest scmiannualy Of six per cent and
reimbursable in 1852.
We annex a statement showing the movement in the
leading departments Of the banking business of each bank
in the State of Connecticut in April ls45 compared
with the corresponding period in ls44 It will be OBJ
sed that the circulation and deposites have increased
within the year in about the proportion
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The arrivals yesterday somewhat moro numer.
Gus than Tor some two or three days previous; this
accounted for by the approaching over the Camden
Course, which had drawn numbers hitherward on their
way well as by the departure Of others in that drec
tion yesterday and notices Of like intent for this dny
Among the principal Of the arrivals yesterday, werc
the
AMERIcAS-Mr J. Van Buren,, Albany; Judge vii.
lard Troy; Z. L. Scollay, Princeton College; f. Grant
Ypsilanti, Mich; s. V. Denet, Florida; Gen. Wayne,
Savannah
Oliver, John A. Colt, Batmore Gen. Tallmadge; NJ c.
Babe, Charleston.
FRASNlrv HorEL--J. Tarlcton, Mobile; Howard A.
Garrett Chicago; q Wagner, Paterson, N j.; A a
Trowbridgc, NJ o.
Cry HoIEL.-Jas Lea, Petersburg, Va; Barney
Lexington; II II McIver, Ala.
WasEaLy.-Robcrt II Hyne, Rio de Janeiro; Capt Ed
wards, New Bedford 4t
GLosr.-H. Boggs, Halifax; Ms; Do Dios Canedo
and family, Mexico; M Barragon, do.
.CRoroS HorEL.--Wm Sheridan, Csnandaigua ~
HowARDs HorrL.-sHon. Russell, Salem a WI,
lard Troy My Htchis Canads MI stevens, c'ne'nnsu
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Total. ss,iso,9es Iosi.sad5 sssaoos hs'a,tsl
The leading features of these Banks Compared are as

Since April ls43, there has been a steady increase in
all the departments but has been very gradual The
Bank Commissioners Of the State report that the dis
counts have been confined bona Ede business paper
They also report that nothing appears to have been dis
counted indicating what formerly denomnated by
spectators kites, such drafts and notes drawn and
re-drawn points where the maker had funds and
when they probably had any idea Of meeting the
payment when they came to maturity. The loaning
large amounts to brokers without adequate security
discontinued. Long and repeated loans pledges Of
stock and rerun the pleasure Of the borrower
The taking ofcxccssvc rates Of exchange
cover for usury, has been abandoned. The banks
discontinue to keep and place assets such mass OF
suspended paper at time they were accustomed 70
do Such worthless matter has generally been charged
over to profit and loss There has been steady increase
in the circulation of these banks and the line Of discounts
Is considerably extended within the last two years.
which shows that business is more active.
The books for subscription to the stock of the New
York and Eric Railroad, open 27th
inst. A subscription to the amount of one an hall
millions Of dollars is required to complete the road
Previous the passage of the law through the legsa
turc Of this State releasing the road from the indebted
the State Of three millions of dollars subscrp-
tions had been made by the capitalists Of this city,
amounting and half millions That law requires
bona de subscriptions of $4,000 upon which IS per
cent shall be paid cash. be procured within eighteen
months The conditions OF the bill releasing the road
from the state loan, as annexed
That interest the rate Of six per cent per
sho he paid sem-annuay, the first days of January
md July on all the instaments the stock subscrb
cd from the date Of the respective payments until
ole track Of the road shall be completed and put in
from the Hudson to Lake Erie, and also branch New
burg
That no nstalments upon such subscriptions shall be
called in any certificates of stock issued thereon
until thirty thousand shares. of 800 each shall be sub
scbed and accepted by the board Of directors Of said
company, as bona tide subscriptions.
That instalmens amounting to not than $25 pen
share shall be required within twelve months after sub,
scrptions for three millions shall have been obtained
and not more than $50 per share during the second year.
and 80 during the third year.
That every mbscsibsfn the said Stock whs shall,
The New York herald., 1845-05-27

CAMDEN RAcEs.-The excitement about this meet
ing is becoming almost as intense in Philadelphia
and neighborhood, the recent races over the
Union course, in this nsighborhood, short time
since. According to private letter received yes
terday from the scene Of action, numbers were
hourly arriving at the spot and the betting had be-
come much lvelier. If anything Fashion had the
call at even, but her supporters were rather shy
Time appears to be the tavorite with both parties,
in our paper OF yesterday In this city last evening,
Fashions supporters rallied little and laid out "a
few" uponher. There were rather paucly OF stran-
gers and supporters of Peytona present, or doubt
less, they would have met with more customers-as
it were, the smallest odds were thankfully and
eagerly received against the Southern mare by those
present.
There are other races that will afford equally as
good sport the grand affair of tomorrow, to
wit: the race that is to come Of to-day in which
four of the principal sporting States OF the Union
will be represented; Alabama, New Jersey, Mary
land and Virginia. The following is the pro-.
FiRsr DAY, Plate RACE; $500. Three Mile Heats.
Thomas Kirkman enters br h. Sartain, years DID, by
as1s Hnony By ra xsaaa Virginia
Pr Pr johnson, The Colonel, by priam, dam My Lady,
Mr.. Van Mater. b. h. Mercer, by Mercer, dam Miss
Matte, years old.
SECOND hAcE-sAME DAY. Miie heats' fuise SlvvV;
!! ruckes enters D. H. ranny noonson'o years oio' ~
rr,am, qam AIieua; "a
MI. an Maters Longiord coib yeafs oiu' py Lung
ioro' aam Caronne. -, -
H. len BROCK Martha washington years oid' py
Zenganee oam Contenton ,.
All ages IN the fiate race 20 carry IVA Ids
Inc race 70 come on az O'CLOCK. = ..,.
Ladies escorted by gentlemen, desirous OF occupying
ne LADIES stand VIII pass througn tne main sae' anu
alight At the west end oi tne grana STAND,
FASHION and feytona will posuveiy cohtena ior the
Four Mile Purse on Wednesday.
TRorr1NG MATCH OVER THE CENrREvILIE COURSE,
T.. T. YrsTrpnAy-TuE Colonel. WINNER AGAIN!-
a1rse $o0 mile heats pest three IN ve IN wagons
@'T Th ,hus.; uilvei wuii.', .n tav 10 .,d.a .h. ,o
1he course was IatheI pette5 a''1nueu .lia" waS
expected, as 1t was supposed 10 De one-sioed
thing. Three to one on Quaker was freely offered
against any other named horse previous to the trot
but il wouldn't do: the Coloners good judgment
and excellent driving. out-iockied them ALL The
horses entarad Sera -
n,.Ln. dr;r.r ~ " Woodruff
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All Philadeiphia subscriptions to the
e E Sas as &
s1: Z: neadg % the 3 SUNDAY "x % pe % s q g.
deph Single copies for sale above, daily, at o'clock
The WrExLr HERALD is also for sale every Saturday
ng-Prcs 81 cents 50 per delivered in any part Of
XII Publication. sA.s
ss
nsn handed agents half o'clock viii appear in
the Herald next day.
liberation of the Liver and scrofuIa OF the
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subdd h vn.hfd n asa 10
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and s IS is '''' ABOVE
psblc suspend their opinion regard conpe.io1 IN
% sus. s & ps
that the money EFT with stolen money than the child
S %s'
own, purchased with my 9wn money: The money left
IN %s paSs .%p deliver
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The Justice and j. was myself who gave instructions to have
who oTS TsIf rs;fH z RTfTy
Jaundice is generally accompanied with
kind d % s,sasr or s.s n ss
o..s :somssh IA ass,snsy
%sss aasa i" f sa Fs5ss,s II
with ma make gsrs c
1sS o s is''y as
taken the circulation diiused through the whole sys
Jaar a
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purchase FROM none except @
resswieh sssSwa hnssfsy s new z Tot the ounce A
oS,a GB,a y.se;abi. al S'is P be particular to - ~
The Lungs!-Guard these delicate organs
should become effected @ Ct zGahs hs
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Ms:: ia Siis Baltimore street Baltimore Nd 8 State
Croton Water.-The subscriber Offers to the
public Leaden Pipes plated the inner surface with perfect
s 1 s s |
manufactured by entire new process ior which
he his pipes equal any N the world
free from all flaws scales and capable ol withsandng
than 17oT1 Tro%BE
Portable Shaving Casess-The suDscrrDoIs
having perfected and finished variety of the above oie .ne
ss ,g s sfasns ss III s
enng and keeping in the perfect order
opposite Howard's Hotel.
nr.,r,c.I Not,cc.-The AIvertisen a ,ents of tho
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established 4I
the Suppression Of Quaekery, in the Of all III;
hereafter appear on the fourth page and last COLI n o. nia
paper. w. 3. RlCHAIDSON, MD., sam.,
Office and Consulting Rooms the College, IS Ma ssau 81