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DLAsTER, LIME. CEMENT AND HAIR
4 400 casks white Lump Lime; 3o0 do best Stone
Hvdr,ulic Cement; rs do Plasteaing Hair. for sale
sepls low by J. II. RIVERS D CO
TNIRE INsURANCE-The Subscribers. agents
IL for the Contributionship Insurance Company Of
New York, continue to take risks on Buildings,
Merchandise and other property at the lowest rates
Of premium. HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND,
nlo Ne ~ n Mlskasl sHsss.
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NERMIFUGE-We have renewed per late ar
' rivals few dozen Jayne's, Fahenstock's, Hem
derson's and SWANS Vermifuge, all warranted
esh For sale by the dozen or sing bottle Apo
ihecarles' Hall and al our whole sale establishment.
35 Government street. NORTH & CO,
aagl2 Druggists and chemists
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AsA FOR RENTING lower tenement vi lie
EE2 two story Brick Dwelling House, on the
south side OF 81 Michael, between Claiborne and
Franklin streets, being the first dwelling above the
residence of J. Wanroy, ESQ. The house has five
is fine cistern, together with kitchen ironing room
d servants room on the premises. Apply TO
sep6 l.. C. DUBOSE 4 co, 80 Water st.
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BY DORRANCE s STANAR
q. NJ. PARKER. Auelioneer.
BY G. w. OGDEN.
T.. MURRAY. Jr.. Auc

On WEDNESDAY, at the Auction Store
20 bales HAY. oct Z
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ATA FOR RENT-The Wharfknown as Chick
. e:s ozoIa's Wharf, so feet wide. Possession CIV
sept2O r. C. CENTER e co.
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BY G.. w. OGDEN.
L. MURRAY. Jr., Auctioneer.
EDAYS-TUEsDAY,T THURSDAYS and SA-
TURDAY.
Always on hand, general assortment Of Western
Produce.
BY MARSHALL. ROWE * co.
A.. S. HUNTINGTON. Auctioneer.
Mondays. Wednesdays and Friday at sales room
Various articles Of Groceries and Produce.
Terms cash,
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"A FOR RENT-The store NO 20 Wafer
LIE street. now occupied by Sager Sheppard
dimensions 80 by 1876 feet, with second story oil
same size. Possession given lst November. Apply
aeDt20 IN f. @, CENTER & Go,
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IEA FOR RENT-The Office in three rooms
up stairs, No rs St Michael street. Apply to
M Emanuel or TO Mr.. ARCH BROWN,
sept2O No 80 ST Michael st
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EOCOA--A fresh article Of Prepared Cocoa,
~ just received and for sale at
sep6 GATES Pharmacy.
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The subscribers will continue the Grocery busI-
ness under the same name and style as heretofore.
THOMAS P. MILLER.
ap16 ORLANDO FURNESS.
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II AW NOTICE-JoHE WOODWARD and Tho
Ia MAS WOODWARD have associated in the prac-
tice of the Law, and will practice in the Courts Of
Law and Equity in the following counties, VIII
Macon, Russell, Lafayette, Randolph, Tallapoosa,
Benton and Talladega; also, in the Supreme Court
at Tuscaloosa.
0y-Ofice at Talladega, Ala. dec9Ky
II AW NOTICE.. w. LESESNE will prac-
IL tce Law in the counties Of Mobile. Baldwin,
Washington, Clarke and Monroe, and attend regu-
larry the sessions of theCircuIt Courts held 10 those
counties. now 229ttf
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A LCoHOHoL-5 bbls pure Northern Alcohol
IA received aud for sale by
septl6 MOSELY & TUCKER.
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NOTICE-The undersigned has this day with.
IN drawn from the firm of THos. P. MILLER &
Co. Thos p. Miller and Orlando Furness, are
authorised to sign in behalf Of the firm, collecting
and paying the deols due TO and from said firm.
apl5 JOHN s. REMSEN.
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Ia FOR RENT-The store and dwelling No.
- so Dauphn street. Possession given the list
November Enquire Of
sent22 2O5 nj. TREAT.
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A tUMMIrrED to the jail of Washington county
Won the 22d of J"ne 1s45, by Willism Chapman,
Esq. Justice Of the Peace, n runaway slave called
PETER, who has told variety Of tales, saying
that he belonged 10 different persons-and he
SAYS he belongs to Thomas Williams Of Taedega
county, recently moved TO Arkansas. lie ia about
feet inches high very dark muatfo. and about
45 or so years ofage, has a on his lcd beg, q
bite and Two scars on his forehead, running ~ aud
down. The owner is requested To come ornerd
prove property, pay charges and take him svev or
he will be disposed of according to I,w
sep9 I9gKmo W P SPARKS Sheriff e -
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g EGARS-l0,00 900 Regalis aud Canones Segars
- IN store aud for sale by
sep2 MARSHALL, ROWE r. co.
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AszA FOR RENT-The large and comniodious
s$$ Cotton Warehouse at the corner of Eslaya and
Water streets, capable Of storing 5000 bales OF cot
ton For terms apply to
septl8 JAMES SANFORD.
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nArS-425 sacks heavy western, for sale at
" reduced price by
sept9 C. A. GILBERT & BRO, 80 Com-st
ID UTrER-25 6rkips and bbls containing 15lb
Id kegs Goshen, landing and for sale by
aug5 E. G. CENTER Il CO.
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GHIRTS-20 dozen superior quality Cotton
- Shirts, with linen bosoms and wristbands, for
sep4 sale by s & I i JONES.
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RAGGING and ROpE-3OO pieces Kentucky
Id Begging and 80 coils Rope. in store and for
esptlS sale BY q. WESTFELDT BRO.
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GOSHEN BUTTER--l5 6rkins choice landing
W from brig Morea and for sale by
septl6 WRIGHT d CUNNINGHAM.
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RUTTER-5O kegs fresh Goshen, now landing
II and for sale by
sept9 E. c. CENTER & co.
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VTESTIGES OF THE CREATION-Vestlge
Y ofAhe Natural History Of Creation, by Sir Rich
ard Vyoyan, Bart, second edition, from The third
London edition, greatly amended by the author, and
introduction by Rev. George b. Cheeyer, d. D.,
III vol. limo, lust received and for sole by
J. M. SUMWALT g. CO., booksellers
aug9 and Sationers, 81 Dauphin-st.
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CORKS-50 groce, landing from brig Alabama
" from New York and for sale by
septlS HAVILAND, CLARK 4 CO.
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NORTHERN POTATOES-30 bbs, in excel
~ lent order, just received aud for sale by
septic G. w. DORRANCE.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of presumption
any lands within the limits OF the townships alb I'VE
enumerated. is required to establish the same to the
satisfaction OF the reg lister and of the proper
land office, and make payment therefor. as soon as
practicable after seeng this notice, and before the day
appointed FOR the commencement Of the public sale OF
the township above designated. (embl acing the tract
claimed;) otherwise such claim will beiorieied.
JAS. SHIELDS, Commissioner
my26 15ltL Of the General Land Office.
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DACON-A few casks landing from schooner
I'D Commercial and for sale by
..-.a RAMON
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r ITrELL'5 LIVING AGE--Fsri L. Is -, +,
IL for subscribers, at 90 Danph.n sfra-i, 81.
subscriptions will be received. Bsci, uaa ,,a
| he ohf aimed bv annlicntion IN
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nIIS-l0 bbs Linseed, do Sperm
~ hbls Neatsfoo,, ! do Tanners. For rale at
septl3 ToDD'S Paint Store, Al Dauphin-st
DLASFER, Lime, Cement, Plasterer's Hair and
Il Pensacola Fire Brick, for sale by
sept1I Z. c. CENTER & co.
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DLASTER AND CEMENT-60 bbIs Cacine,
L Plaster; % do Hydraulic Cement, landing from
brig Sarah Brown, for sale low from the wharf by
auq5 J. H. RIVERS s. co.
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EOPARTNERsHIPN OTICE-The undersign-
" ed having associated with him Mr.. J. M. Stan
ard, the Auction and Commission Business will
be continued under the firm of DoRRAEcE Il
STANNARD after The LIST Of October.
;,2 q W DORRANCE,
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a EMENT-50b bIs Rosendae Hydraulic
" 25 bbls Calcned Plaster. For sale by
sepil8 Z. G. CENTER & co.
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& UNDRlES--20 Casks Gin Sides, in store
- 20 do do do to arriue
20 do do Shoulders, to arrive
30 tierces extra Hams, in store
100 bbls Reclifed Whskey, SO bbls Molasses
80 bbls Flour, Wire, Lea X Co brand
100 bbs Ohio Flour, 30 kegs Butter
30 boxes Cheese, 500 bags White Corn. For
augl9 sale by MARSHALL, ROWE e. co.
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- GENTLEMEN'S FASHIONABLE A
HATS. -

Az CASKS Cincinnati Sides
4O Is casks do Shoulders
30 terces sugar cured Hams, 200 bags Oats
100 hbls Potatoes, 20 bbs Molasses
In store and landing ex-schooner Emma For sale by
septl8 MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
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IA FOB RENT-A comfortable Frame Dwell
.liIsH ling House on the Spring Hill Road, nearly
opposite the Hospital, now occupied by Joel Hen
ply to JOHN CAMPBELL,
sept30c corner of Commerce and Dauphin SITS.
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r. G. COOKE will continue the Commission Blu.
siness in Mobile on his own account, and will attend
to The settlement of the busiress Of COOKE q Bow
EN-. jy5 III
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NEW ORLEANS, January 10, le45.
Trouble in Religion in New Orleans 7heatricois-
Booth Broken Dorm.

Trouble in Religion in New Orleans Theatricois-
Booth Broken Dozen.
There appears to be sad commoton in the reli-
gious world at the present time. Not long since,
we pious denizens of the South were startled with
report of the uansgressons of the Reverend Mr..
Suydam, who accomplished the seduction of
young woman by means Of giving a new con-
srucon to the scriptures. and inducing her to be-
!ieve that she promoting the cause Of religion
by submitting to his carnal desires. Scarcely had
we recovered from this shock, when we were
founded with the intelligence that the Bishop
Of Pennsylvania took water with his brandy !!
chat a high dignitary OF the Christian Church
should thus outrage the doctrines of teetotalism,
surprised us not little. John W. Lane and coun
seor Sever, the great temperance stars Of this he
nsphere, were dlmmed, for time, with indigna-
Jon; nor did they their pristine stfulgence
until the news OF the Bishops suspension reached
acre. But short period elapsed before we were
overwhelmed with the news that the Bishop OF
New York had also fallen victim to this clerical
epidemic, which, am sorry to inform you, has ex-
tended It's ravages TO this latitude, and sezed upon
the Reverend Mr.. Lyons, of Columbus, Miseis.
sppi, as well as the Reverend W. A. Scott, Of this
The New York herald., 1845-01-30
New Orleans.
Correspondence Of the Herald
NUxxy Dpyv.yo Ton II


NEW ORLEANS, Jan. IL, IS45.
Graphic Account of Every Thing in a Paragraph.
Sam Nicholson had Polka party last night.
Bishop Hawks preached his Introductory in Chris,
Church last Sunday. The Ethiopian Minsrels
have crowded rooms at the Arniory. Booth is
going il with rush at the American The Con.
vention has met IN the St. Louis ball room. The
Legislature sits about halt the time, and have re-
quested Barrow and Johnson TO vote for annexa.
uon. President Jones won't recognize Duff Green
ls American negotator. Nudge has introduced
Boston at the ST. Charles. All of our sweetest,
richest. prettiest. and wises girls, taking riding
lessons from Buckley, and admits me only, for
am friend Of Buckley's. The private parties are
very numerous. The Carton Blau mas superceded the
Cliquot Champagne. Wedding Madeira ard Tuck
srman's Oldest wine IN the house, are now drank ex-
clusvely. Old Hewlett can't yet realize that Jim
Polk is elected President. Gov Mouton is de-
cldedly the finest looking Governorin these United
states Steamboats, are snaged daily. Cotton is
down. Lard on Is rlz This is the most tarnal ex-
citingt town that ever was IN on holiday. Where
10 your reporterl Send him along by express with
5000 Heralds, tor here every body reads your
Herald Morgan says you sell all the time-by
..he bye, be SO good as to inform Mr.. A. p. that
linen cambria is the only article the Chartres
street merchants now sell crevat, yes white liner
cambria cravat, the regular legitimate, pure snow
white cravate, Is now the decided at the French
Club, at the Fowler Hall, Merchants' Exchange /;
every neck is bound with white, and every hand
sports white gloves. Have you never heard Of our
Pelican Cub--do you say no? Well, let me tell
you all about it. Now upon your arrival via the
liver IN The city, you must be sure to stop at foot
of Canal street, for none other than fashion stops
there then migrate as fast as possible up Canal
street to the corner of Carondelet and Canal keep
your kerchlef to your organs; at this point stop,
reflect, think, walk two doosr down Canal towards
Baroon on the LETT hand side; look, you are oppo-
site the Pelican; wiring the bel ask for the Pres-
dent l.. or Nj. Of the Pelican you will be an
swered not in, leave your card promise to call
again, call at IL p. M, enter unceremoniously,
you are an Englishman, take your seat under the
mahogany, eat one of Moreau's Plaquemine vo.
ers, discharge bottle OF Carton Bleu win one or
two hundred retire but let ii be understood you
we're not admitted, but went in for no gentleman
IS admitted, none but Englishmen roost there.
Should you chance TO meet another John Bull,
why tell him; but let 1t be understood the Pelicans
keep company with none but Victoria's subjects.
You may Fifty, say fifty, here comes Midas
Now, Dear Bennett, excuse me, tor if have one
propensity over another, it is for horse flesh. Here
they are, Peytona, Midas, Jeneretta, Jno. Slide,
Sally Asop God bless 'em all, all gong 10 bury
Blue Dick. Fifty has his sorrel dandy cab'd, and
until the next, am. FnTY.
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city, both ministers of the Presbyterian Church.
You Will, no doubt, ere this reaches you, have OBJ
served sundry publications in the Bee, and Bulletin
OF TINS city, between Samuel J. Peters and G Ro-
| selius, on one side, and the Reverend w. A. Scott
on the other. The first named gentlemen have es
tabl!shed, to the satisfaction, TO the dissatsfac-
tion OF the greater part OF our citizens gody and
ungody, that the Reverend w. A. Scott ha, been
guilty OF falsehood and duplicity. On the other
hand, the Reverend gentleman has procured GER
thcate from the trustees OF his church, giving it as
their opinion, that Messrs. Peters and Roselius
were laborlng under a mistake when they pub
lished Mr.. Scott as a reverend gentleman having
No reverence for the truth Those gentlemen have
not, however, as yet, discovered their mistake,
and II VIII require something more than the opinion
OF the trustees 10 convince this community that
any such mistake exists Mr.. Scott and his friend
have been laboriDg very hard to make this poll
tical dispute, but the honest and respectable demo-
Gratis scorn him as heartily as could be wished
ne hnds no countenance IN any quarter, except
from greasy Pete," who presldes at the editorial
tripod Of the Courier. .t-
All these things, as you say in your paper of the
TN Inst., are making a deep impression upon the
public mind, 'and Ultimately the world will open
10 the full conviction OF the truth that the cause
OF pure and undehled religion must look for its
best advocacy and vindicaon, not to a privileged
order OF priests, but to tree, enlightened and vir-
tuous newspaper press;'' and | would add, to sci
ence, philosophy, aad reason, rather than to the
contracted, selfish and ntoerant class Of men,
who now SO insolently assume to be the expound-
ers of the word Of God
Booth is now here, and was greeted on his first
appearance at the American theatre, by the fullest
house OF the The sale of tickets was STOP
ped long before the usual time for the commence
ment of the performance. The large audience
was much disappointed in his performance of
"Richard ILL.," and there has been no difficulty in
obtaining seats at the theatre at any of his subse-
quent performances. The fact is, Mr.. B. is quite
broken down--hi voice is desroyed-and he only
makes himself ridiculous in attempting that which
The Office seekers s sse on be here
elsewhere. The most prominent candidates for the
Collectorshp cf this port nre James w. Breedlove
and nj. Caruthers. The former has posted off to
Washington to beg, while Mr. G. remains quietly
here, and will surely carry off The prize in very
complacent aad gentlemanly manner.
AS your express will give you all commercial
news long before Uncle Sans tortoise delivers
this, deem it useless to encamber my letter with
any cotton, or other news, of the markets. p
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL. N0TTCr-

DoLTok EvANs. No. u Peek slip, Water street.
New YORK, has been more than forty years in the
cessa practice Of physic and pacuary in curing
those desreste cases of every variety Of secret
disease, old obstinate ulcers The throat
&c. caused by mal-pactce the greatest importance
Tor the unforunate to choose experienced phycian DR.
Is the oldest and most srperienced IA hia city; practice
great ms success astonishing after they brso
from the Hospitals incursble His Offices arr ve spruveS
Tor privacy. Call at IL Peck slip, and be convinced fis
dn lmsrc ' snes'
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STEAM SHrP CAMBRIA.-We notice in several Of
did new steamer which arrived here on Friday, under
command Of Capt Judkns sustained variety Of injuries
her first passage by being strained three boats washed
from her decks loss Of figure head &C. sc which is not
correct, we learn from the gallant capsin himself
The ship has not sustained dollars worth Of injury Her
dgure head was unshipped in parts and taken in to pre-
vent injury She sails remarkably well and is the easiest
ship in the line Her engines not stopped from the
hour Of leaving Liverpool to her arrival at Halifax, and
not revolution of her wheels lost She is one OF
the best ships built She s taking in her Goals
and will be ready for departure Saturday her regular
day.-Bosfon Transcript, Jan. ~.
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SWORD EXERCISE.
MR.: HAMILTON. having entered into an arr

MIR. HAMILTON having an arrangement W i'm
Mn FULLER, for the use Of the Large Room of his
Gymnasium, No. i9 Ann street. and also the Military Hail.
Boyery most respectfully the public that
branche.-American and French sudh Small and Broad
Sword Exercise and also Cane Exercise Mr. has been for
several engaged Teacher Of the Sword United
States Army.
N B-Voiuneer Companies wishing to become perfect in
either Nusket Artillery Drill be taught the
street. TO Capt Smith, Military Hall, Mr. Fuller.
jas lmec
DIR. LAkDNER, CONSULTING ENGINEER
A CARD.-The Public is informed that Dr. LARDNER
a continues the practice of business Consulting tngi
ne he followed extensive scale for many years
IN England and France Inventors paentees manufacturers
may consult him on matters requiring the application OF the
principles OF practical Certificates and opinions the
validity aud usefulness OF inventions and processes IN the
Reors disputed questions and doubtful points,
efimenta with view 70 the discovery or test
required. Office No 81 Spruce street, New ora
All Business Letters be postpaid aud time
being Lost by frivolous applications all applicants will be
pected pay retaining fee of 80 before consult, ton
nae 3mrc
[TXPRESs PRICES REDUCED--The Subscribers nave
II reduced their Express prices all small packages of
nd other documents from SO per package
from this city TO Buffalo and the intermediate points Also
sests per parkaas o shs city to Chicago and the nten
20 sss 80 i;v;masr'ov svsrrs = r0MvVov
TNO OLD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cs. in small or iaTae
sums made to all parts of Europe, plan winch wi
rptrely the loss delay of same FOR
tSpiyto q. C.LiVINGSTON. Foreign Agency,
~'s re Wall str~-f
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sANDS'S SARSAPARILLA.

~ other medicinal preparation In general practice
q ih''f SLOW and
apsren pleasant Alternative and a.d tonic The three
great processes Of purgaoQ and
s:%s
the ad ss can so have to
emoyng various chronic disease.
croas or o -S The glands
the fibre. aspssdy
with ths The disease from .yssem Ae' 'N''
Seine upon vau truth snss wnses is rSunS
On Christian Or on Heather ground
III. d.
S e s%R: MI ss ss;S Sss ana
TO the poor i furnished gatuousy on sufficient proof be-
letter exhibits in remarkable the
efficacy of the Sarapara in most severe scrofuous and
AvByaN. N. y, Il mo. Il, isaa;
1895 was stscksd with in %m.sory heams!isn which,
@ % saSoss and settled in shs Sas arm
lived The hip joint alce5s.ed eight weeks from the
o. 1i e
h. .snt leg most Of he s0"s two fingers Of the right hand
resort o. various reasa;es with scarcely any benefit and
aas @ 'sst S OtSsr%s
ss wa. ss5sd With cold which chg greatly my
sSs g.
t strongly prepos.essd in il. So great good
SSs % % n TWO sS and meS %S
relieved There an liberated sore on my LEFT arm near The
shoulder which is gradually healing and this all that is left
%i " e. Ta s
'is Tsai sI.:s ssgi sai sssa " the wr% O. wAnN
MEn SANDS, U.gTSs SSs 1s i mad.
by Warng specng HI. and The suffering through
~h he s. e,s sy ns implicitly CRS % STEELE
The following interesting case .1e.snssd and &c reader
New YoRx, July Is, 1894
you state the following eenee the Grest
t have received in the obstinate ULCER
was attended eighteen months by regular and silfn ply
cian assisted by the advice and counsel Of Of
Ss NE
% for five weeks in succession my breast was burned with
eanstc three times day and for sin was daily ringed With
was so large that it held Of the solution The
pocor probed the ulcer aud examined the bone and said the
fatal was advised have the breast laid open and the
coyery ssnsdered my nearly hopeless
use rass "a % ss IN.
cOGcndS $ led to T few bottles. several Of which wsIs used
for case, persevered until the disease entirely
a,ed; there the siish,sst appearances Of rs,un
ors Pycmonsss D. my,ey WELL and the cure entirely
isfsn Please esca.s . long deferred
pa cured me- with blessing Of Divine Providence when
Nothing else could and feel under lasting
respectfully invite ladies ctea have been call upon
and will satsf them fully OF tns truth stated above
and many other things in ''ensfN SHNcY e pe j. assLLER
ss Sullivan street, door the Meth ,dst Church.
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POST OFEICI

POST OFFICE,
-. New York, January 22d, 1915.
THE POST MASTFR X GENERAL having approved the
recommen iaon for the estab hment Of PERMANENT
BRANCH PO5fOtFlCE and sanctioned the selection made
by the Post Master for jts lo alton CHATHAM SQUARE
OF East Broadway; has rectsd that the from
the present rk Office to the ro Office in Nissan street
aud to tie Bmnch Ohcs at Chatham Square, be made smu
zneousy. The Offices will he ready during
the ensuing week when the Post Office the will
be The Post Master congratues his fellow
upon the completion of well calculated to pro-
the convenience Of all classes 4 the community
JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM,
j23rci0 Post Master
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ANOTHER EARTHQuAKK.-Captaln Baker, OF the
Industry reports earthquake at o'clock Of January
which were thrown down by tho shock No damage
done on shore
The New York herald., 1845-01-30

ELECTION Law IN MAssAcHusETrs.-The House
of natives Of Massachusetts have passed law
allowing plurality TO elect members OF Congress after
two elections in which majority shall not be obtained
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repaired and sold, Wholesale and retail, By ~,

For further particulars and Conclusive evidence Of is
r value and scacy pamphlets which may be obtained
Uatis.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by
A. B. & d. SANDS, Druggists,
-. 70 Fulton street, 273 Broadway n East broadway
sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United
states: Prce 81 per bottle; six bottles for s.
public are respectfully requested to remember Mat
sand Sarsspara that has and constantly achieving such
remarkable cures Of most cut class o diseases TO which
rha and take no other. d3 lmsm