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On mn Pairs MEMS, W0nsa'' and chidTva''

10000 F Fsea Rab ia.s 81 ~ 1880
See0 do DO Rubber Over Shoes with leather
5000 pairs Ladies' rnetshc oyershoes
5SSS DO DO DO do sandal. =, :.
Together with large assortment OF Paent Shrred Sus
penders N ell their different variety Of styles and patterns
For sale al the market pces a. TIC warehouse %
Tue Newark y J. India RUBBER Manufacturing COMPANY
IS MaideI-!ane. .. %
TTDD,S P1TFNT Cenir:fagal WindmiL-Any one
j ore v!shiag 10 purchase e-tre rht Of any one or
any part OF one al OF the states Of Nr"JetssE pe+a
ware MARYLAND North o.1s DeOi IA 4ot3HE, A4see
ma MssisSpp, ard LoIisilne- nay sppE 70 He inventor
Aper Judd ~ his res6e5cr, Caooty--- I-<s oy et;ef
(posI paid 0. otherwise. - :
DIANO FORTE.-WENNERSTso 5ER0-
OUIST date Liac- " eanerstrotn \ q MORN Lssf
friends and The pubic II general tnsi ne? a2Ee OF Hahd
- s.-o--y,, OF rosewood and mahogany -2osing
z-d Tablet Piano Forte- from SIX 20 - = 80
al the modern Improvements al ie-if
nISSOLUTION.-Tnee cpaFt7e.sslP heretofore e1-
Dstins under the firm OF Field James : Ial. Gay a
solved by mutual consent The oas.rs. oi tae htnl VII
be seeS b. Charles P. Field 81 lse Chery-s or = =
James Al - D'Sis CHARLES P FIELD, 100 cbery..t
sig 2xeoa- EBENEZER s JAMS. ~ D.rlsion-st
EXTRA SILK POCKET HDhF>. Fancy s.ik
l. asi sam Co.. R!cheHeE S-r1s &c J1s reeelved
"a I,rIs VA + JENNINGS CO. 81 Broadway.
REz4N soAP-A s;i lSt q ts ~ ess'fae an
sss3te C a RING. Tse Broeaxay, cor ioan-.t-
nI-FASES OF THE EYE.1DE WHEELER,
DOcni.st. y GresnSlcas- y. L; 80 ltt -. 3
..- ~ - ,,ynr j. able Reference LIE first
f4ifs N lie CIV o-ics h0urs from A N 70 FN II
nR- CTLLEN'S INDIAN y-getAa!e Panaeea m,
~ been prescribed with anparasec acess,
- No.. s-s dtseases originating FROM obstruction
- i.-e.sr, n he Glands or Irzp1riiy OK tie B!oot
Principal Depot No AHrEsy-ss- rf-ce -
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New full gooos.

SCOTCH PLAID yELvETS, IN patterns OF the
SSvanous Clans, Argyle, Fory-secUnd Royal stuart.
Gordon and Glsnyon also various fancy plnids decidedly
tba hand ZONES, Ve-ngs in market Just received by
WIZ 7. JENNINGS co.
.19l,sis 81 Broadway, American Hotel
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situations, Nr. Danteo.

UASTED-A situation IS nurse by Protes,an, IRISH
w Girl: -he Is he daughter Of Presbyterian Clergy.
lan.i= pretty well educated hey parents both dead
and her anv relsion in Ireland paid her passage 20 m
country where she arrived f-Fs days She under
stands taxing care Of children and hrs OF recon
euda:lon Apply a No 20 Grsnd-st for Maria Pairing
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The ASIATIo CHOLERA N PERsIA.-AccordIng
10 the Gazette Mcdicaie Princes and several Prin
cesses OF the Court Persia have been cut or by the
Asiatic cholera. The mother OF Prince Royal End
the only daughter o! the Schah had been attacked but
Rad recovered under The treatment OF Dr.. Cloquet-
Among the victims IS the celebrated Mira About Has
san hhs:i Minister o. Foreign Affairs, who Minis
ter IN this country N TIE year 1920 Another Minis
Ter OF the Scnah the Vizier Of the Prince Royal and
other high funcuonaes OF the court have also been cut
OF BY the cholera The disease sppears 10 have been
particularly fa,s sraons the upper classes Il WAS
spreading s directions and had taken the course OF
Asirachan and Moscow. twas expected however that
is progress would be arrested by the cold of winter
PAINFUL ACcIpEST--We regret to learn that
Chief Justice Ezekiel F. Chambers, OF henr County
(formerly L 8 Sena,nr) met with and painful
sccdeu, while out duckug on Thursday last By some
means or other az the dschargng OF his towing piece.
the powder in the ssk gnited and exploded severely
acsrsag his hands and 1t was ies-ed a. first thai
die injury sustained would the loss Of his eye
sigh. bur is foudy hoped that this painful eoase
quence will no, follow The Judge however was very
SERIOUSLY injured
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TIE Army AoTENESTs.-Sorae few weeks since
mentioned re departure rom Governors L.lsad OF
no cor7s.es o; the % A-iie-v, u2ds- tie command
o. Major Beiton and Cao.sa 5roo<s These srri-ei 81
5rszos s. isgo early II November sli occupied lop
unhealthy spot destitute OF good ~s;e- ana were daily
II expectation OF marching upon Tacp;cn. By land
IaeT aa-e ac~ been ordered . 90 b ses . garrison
Ta-p:co. TREE Sun
SCsPESsToy SgIoGE-We understand that the
Canadians hsve 7eeei-ed permission from Es- Majesty
tue Queen of England 10 construct bridge sc-u.s the
Niagara River AZ point Between the Falls lake
C-;a-io News - This enc; was received On Friday
las
CoLUXsr: AID CLEyz1Ay0 RAI1RoAD.-Tte
Ono Sta:es.a- The Directors Cf tbs Road are
asort lec.ae 20 miles to Contractors commencing a,
Cleveland and going . WORK s: once.
LARGE 6ELr--N- Andrew Msneely. n West
IroT. skipped 10. NeTiorz. Wednesday last bel
weighing 9oo0 pounds. designed for one &C the trinity
Ca=rca Chimes
IRON ~ MAlNE.-Dr- sckson. the GcclosIst, says
"a aiac has resources -oc cqcal &c aay country il
tie world
THE 7-vEz.-Eav1satoa OF the hudson is fast
drawing 70 cios. TIE river II iron: Of the cy ! iied
WIKI floating icc. Aio. Eve. Jour Monday.
q The steam propeller Washington aas been
chartered by the L Gcrc-aren: 20 90 direct Mex
leo F- army stores and Is expected 70 esvc ?hiiadel
phia This week.
We learn that Hon. SAMUEL SIMoys late
Member OF Congress from this Dis:-c; thought 10 be
dangerously H. Bridgeport Standard
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

vIRGiyIA--The new Legislature Of this State
convened at Richmond on Monday EDWARD P
SCOTT was reelected Speaker OF the Senate, A.
sousior1 Clerk. with all the old officers Hon
w O. GooDE Of Mecklenberg calhoun unsni
nUasy Speaker OF the House and Geo Munford
Clerk with the rest Of last years officers.
Gov Smith Immediately sent in his Message
though he is bitter Loco-Foco, his Message is es
sentially Wing in its recommendations 1t warmly
s.ees, beside an extension Of the James River Ca
ra, the construction Of two great State Railroads
cac from Buchanan, through the Southwest to the
Tennessee line-and the second from Gotdonsvie,
striking the Shenandoah valley and to terminate
toe Kanawha or the Ohio Rver-half million
yeor only to be divided between the two works by
en- annual appropriation from the Treasury Of
5000 900, and an issue OF State bonds for the bal
ence
He farther recommends the adoption Of Com
anon or District School system, Convention to re.
form the State Constitution Judicial Reform, Bank
Reform &c, He represents the State Finances as
IN n healthy condition the surplus for the current
year being $4,000. An increase OF Taxation is
to meet part of the expense OF the
Internal Improvements. He urges nm
ment bound for Mexico
Of course, Loco Foco Message cannot be ex
pected wholly to eschew Loco Focoism. Gov. s.
ustiies and gorifes the Mexican War, kicks at
the Protective Policy. and urges the forcble re-
uoval of all Free Blacks from the State But let
these psss
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Iowa.

The 81. Ions Republican has received an alb
,tract ofthe Official Returns ofthe late Iowa Elec-
ZION Instead of the 500 10 1000 claimed for him,
Ansc Briggs, the Loco Foco candidate for Cover
nor has but one hundred and sirty-one majority,
and the lowest LocoFoco Congressman only $40.
that the People OF Iowa could have heard from
NEW York before their Election But there will
be another next year.
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buoas.
THE ANNALS

vvEIS DAY PUBLISHED, No. 5 Of the Annalisi Re
cord OF Practical Medicine N he City Of New orb
Edited hy William c. Roberts VI D. Fellow OF the Col
lsge Of Physicians aud surgeons OF New-York
COSTE>rs.
!. g. port OF the New-SOrk Hospital.
H. Repor Of the Cliuicr- o: Inc College o. Physicians
III British and Foreign Ned. RevcS-Hydropatby
and Homeopathy.
~. Homeopathy agHin.
nevin n. y.
VI EaRor, Tes!e-Anniversary OF the Society Tor the
Relief OF The Widows ard Orphan. OF Mrdica!
Men The National Convention; Military Flog-
g:ng ai HolnsoTv. England Nartn
VII. Obituary DANIEL AUEE,
ds iGT Fullou-s. N.w-fors
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TO TILE MEDICAL PROTEST.

TO TIE MEDICAL FRUF EaSIUN'
This DAY PUBLISHED, No OF the AEn1tisl-s re-
cord OF Practical Medicine aud surgery ia the city oil
Sew-Tork-conniu.ng rs follows
Report * IL, Cinque OF The College OF PEy'ie!an' ana
Surgeons.
s Report OF the y. I. Pathological Society.
4 Report OF Oos.trtc Practice, No. l, b & Il Gilman
NJ y.
: Case Of Abnormal Serious Cyst BY O.t-er White, III D.
g. Ne,rnere CIairvoyanc- tns latest hUribug.
: Editor's Tab--rae Case oi Ei- tie EytfoPath
Opening o. The seth Session Coil OF Ply and Surg OF me
N..v- YORK State University Anniversary Dinner OF NE
X y Society for the Relief 81 Widow ard Orphans OF
isdc, Sien; Dr. k.-k-r'- Case How The Emperor OF
China paws M Doctors: NGrla
g. Obituary. -
T.r- ; per anruri Invariably in ad9aHca Single Ncs
10 cent. Address post paid the publisher.
MA n-tr DANIEL ADEL III Fglt0n-st y. 7
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Yours respectfully,
GEO. T. N. DAVIS, ABIDE Camp.

NEWS FROM SANTA FE.-The volunteers spend
large portion ofther time fsndansoS, sc producing
lack OF discipline and some IL ieehne among me IN
hsbi,spts Nothing was known IS 10 the intentions OF
General poniphan who was IN command there. he
weather was cold Ice had been formed every nieh Tor
week and the mountains were covered with snow
The Independence Expositor Of the 2lst instant says
We understand tina, express arrived e. Santa re NJ
teen days from Chhushua-ao apprehensions are enter
,sned OF any lighting The MeNicans II seems VIII NOT
make sny resistance II an army suhicen, 10 rspe any
attack thar may be ns9e arrive before the MeScans
can 10 reinforced The o. our American traders
hsving been taken and their goods connscaed IS sd
rcaton Colonel Owens hiss gone on below 10 see u Ne
without any dsnger-thc balance OF the TIA
ders he left a. Passo del Nore Some OF our Govern
ment wagons laden with provisions, were taSen and
burntby the Indians their way TO SAINTS Wnen
the express left Donphsns regiment still IN Santa
FS and was waiting for provisions so below which
were within two Days travel OF Santa Fe.
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5cbnois.
RIDING srunnI..

DISBR0W'S RIDING, SCHOOL, No. 4QS Cow
4? e-y. near A-iDr and Laayecie-p lsces. Newyork
Mr. o sa the honor thai his School Is open
Dav al6 Evening, fo7 EgG-siriEn Tuition s1d Exercise
Riding. TERMS.
Is Lessons sol Month
10 do 10 0N Riies.............. 10 20
I DO ...--...---. > 6'itn CO ...-.....---... q ~
S.ng.e Lessons .....-. Single Rides 49,.
Road &c $500. =t
y 5. Hgb'y framed srd CUE. Horses fer the rost or
psrsde. to st EVENING CLASS
u Lessons .........S9 90 p Ride W
Sir<l- ..,..---...- go Sns'o Rides -
RULES
1..all Lessons or R.des paid Tor or commencing
IN. hour allowed FOR seca i.ss-ca Ride tie School
j.. One hour z1i taIf fer Lesson The Road
:. Hour. for Ladies. from 4. VI 20 $ ?, ".
s. f.uurs fOr Gentlemen and from - 81 ?. NJ
S. Ma gentleman admitted during the hours appropriated
20 Lad--.
OayS months allowed for Course OF Lessons or Rides
y g. The School tGs pesu r-fl.ed and furnished with
Stoves. Lad-. t.. deicai- beash need be uude- ep
prskccsOu @; ilslGg cun.
card Of address requested previous commencing
P : The School wiz be open each Wednesday all day
for Ladies' 81 SIN
MISS ATWOOD, Teacher Of Music, recently PIN
IF2cipa Of The musical department in the Sparta Female
Seminary. Ga has taken No. II Amys; where
she will give instruction the piano. guitar, AID In sing
ing tue sona5!e terms
The best of references given and terms made known on
application. Terms. payable one half in advance,
4 feS pupils can have practice al her rooms Tree OF
charge. nSN I'm
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"a, MN ConsunpIive- longer delay . -

u " III tOnsUiIIpItNt- IUHsV :" 9, :
themselves OF medicine 80 TsuAoe a. thr sot 4HEES
lady with lees than bottle OF SOUTHERN BALM, Gn9
exhibited evsry symptom ot Consufn pnon axe VINO aaa
in her ne;g hborhooG ard himself among The r=- ioal
success.
The universal t--iiiory fTo1 cur
Agents. For fs!ther parr5srs CAL on &c go sn- re-
oG Enl a. ~ . Cortland i General Depot a:S
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THANKSGIVING IN PRISON.

VISIT OF TIE HrrcHIysos FAMILY At SING SING
BY solicitation OF the Chaplain and Keepers Of
the Mount Pleasant State Prison, the ErToHISsoS
FAMILY spent the last Thanksgiving Day at that
institution. They were prompted TO comply with
the invitation thus extended to them b. the convic
ton that in no other way could they appropriately
manifest their ,hankfulness for Gods fsvors as BIZ
making their peculiar gifts subserient 70 the mora
reformation OF those whose relations to Society
cuded them On that day from the sacred pleasures
Of social reunion with relatives and friends
around the domestic hearth. Neither those who
gave nor those who accepted the invitation we're
Influenced By blind and morbid sy-apathy Tor the
criminal, but b. that enlightened and robust CHAIR
= which would lift the fallen soul from It's de.-a
dation inspire the most debased with true selire
spect and win him by kindness and love from the
paths Of sin and shame to those Of virtue and honor
It was not to AFFORD transient eradication OF the
senses but for the higher and nooler purpose Of
awakening the soul to g sense Of its immortality
quickenng the conscience IL the performance ofits
legitimate functions and thus promoting the per
sonal reformation Of the prisoners that these gifted
rninstrels were induced at no small sacrifice OF per
sonal onvenience, TO pay this vist
a friend who was present on the occasion assures
US that the scene was one sublime interest ard We
were about to reduce his verbal description to writ
ing when the following letter from the Marion Of the
Female Prison was put into our hands 1t will be
read with deep interest
LITTER tram Mrs.. Far1dam
FEMALE PnIsoS. Sing Sing. Dec. lst ls46.
think our last visit from the HrrcHISsoNs was more
delightful than any ;hey haveyet paid DO not know
that their music better, FOR that scarcely pos
sbe but everybody seemed prepared appreciate not
only the sounds but the spirit which they were
made The occasion admitted If wider range in
the choice Of pieces than they have been able to make
heretofore their previous visits having been made on the
Sabbath.
In the Male Prison they sang several admirable pieces
among which were The Seasons, Ny Mothers Bible
and There's Good Time Coming Boys. How plea
sanity the of cheerful promise pervNdng the latter
lighted some of those gloomy hearts You tina; ii
sunshine to them
The following effective and touching piece written Tor
the occasion to the music OF the Paupers Burial was
also sung
,AJrNT OF THE
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DIARY FOR ls47.

THIS DAY published me POCKET Dary for the year Si
ccu;sius sns memoranda for every "a? 10 the year.
uucudisg sundays and Ansnac and list OF Sundays
IA 1851 Tiue Table Rates OF Postage, Times oi Hold
ing Elections; Corporation OF the City ri Eev'-f ofk;
Court. Of th. tjro5 Sale. STATE Of Ne"rYOrk and City
OF New-YorS American Mli,ers a Foreign Courts
Charge dAaGires; Foreign Consu.s Population o. tse
niird States STATE Of N-y-York and City OF Newfork
Presidents Of the United States sc. &c Published and
for sale by BELL goeLp
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From Texas.

By the arrival OF the Palmetto Ne have received
files Of Galveston papers 10 the 18th November They
contain little Information OF interest
Gen. Houston arrived at Galveston ie days ago ana
was greeted with great cordially. meeting OF the Cit
liens was called al which he delivered address.
which was followed BY dinner.
We learn from the CiriGr that the evening OF tie
22d Mr. Vi Bates shot breast with buck shot
from charge fred al him through a window while
sitting in his house the edge of the town. by his
negro man Sancho. The negro taken into custody
No adequate motive is assigned Tor the Mr. Bates
it is thought viii survive.
The beetroot, sweet potato and yam grown with
great facility in Texas.
German emigrsut. were arriving at Galveston in con
siderable numbers. The br1g Join DetGrc from Bremen
brought out q.
The Galveston News comes out in strong article
claiming all tina, portion OF New Mexico lying this side
OF the Rio Grande including Santa F- part OF Tex
as and subject TO ner sovereign jurisdiction. The News
consequently views Gen. h-arneys proclamation &c
claring the whole department at New Mexico nnnezeo
tie United States. under tie name OF 'e iea4co
an effort 70 mutiGtc md disrnenocr eas IL t0te9'
against such action avows the determination OF Texas
10 maintain integrity Of lis terrtor and says mat II
tho limited States wishes organize territorial govern
c,r tb- side of the Del No.te Texas will n-ist upon
full ard satisfactory equivalent II these be seu uie-
of The people OF Texas we shall probably have NICE
LITTLE conflict between State and Federal sovereiEnt?
growing cut of the acquisition az New Mexico.
The Austin Nes Era says For some time there nave
been depredatons committed by the Indians often
two or three nights IN each week Horses have been
stolen with per:cctpuny from GU: citizens and Others
that were either worth stealing or too cunning 20
he caught hsve been found dead within sight OF the
CITY haviuE been sho: with spesred 10 dessh
By the Indians perhaps IN broad daylight
There is u family living in Jasper county Texas 0r
the name OF Hickman. counting three members. Mr
Hirkmao and wife and te- father, md these three
weigh the little OF one thousand pounds-Ars. II
weighing four hundred and the gentleman ihrec nun.
dred each The asrriet pair without children clse
INevy-Orleans Bee Is; INST
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

TTUNTINGTCN = SAVAGE. Publishers and BooSsel-
4 er- 10 pesrsg Ne~York have recently Issued Few
ana very l1cb improved editions Ct the -vgrEs Natural
Philosophy snd Chemistry, ~ Mrs. a. ". L. Phelps 20
which hey respectfully solicit The attention OF school
Teachers. Committees ard cthers Interested N eduesti9n
Core. vii ~ 1.ej FOR examination. application 10
The publishers For .sir ~ Booksellers generally jyZ1
NATURAL HISTORY or EEw-YORA.
SET IN y ~1s tbs vs.urbe work 8. oh-ret Tor SAFE
-tat inuca an lie us1e. price = ne yogmes are
cpiored N tnr best rasUnsr w h CptS" Eli
+s gf- s. YeAverst
sTsLBs AND PRAYER BOOKS,
~ tE- very tne-J hargs AID All sizes suitable Tor ho'
is M1RK y. NEWMAN 3 CO 1876 Broadway
ANIMALS ANIMALS,
4 GENERAL sssGrtm-n- q A1Susls Tor sale oy
n IS MARX II NEWMAN = co log BFcf'F77
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General Notices.
nf mac German CnthoIic Corn

re- Secession OF tie German 1atholic ton-
sreSariou OF NesTYors.-4A uhn-er OF German C4io-
g rris city in tse exercise o. liberty OF conscience,
tav de-rIntned 10 yvhdrlr from The Church OF Ron-
70 form Christian Congregation based upon The basis o.
tI Worf Of cod Religious services appropriate to TIL.
interesting o-sio viii conducted II the e-rrlZ- sd
Ergish 5uages q. ne B-oaiway T=ieFnzc.-, on SAB
viii be ssea II behalf OF The above nea'o1ed ConZr7s-
e9 ..
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HARwrcH AGAINST THE WoRLp.-The wife Of
Ny. Abel Ellis OF Harwich, has within two years and
:hrce months presented her ege lord Eve children
doing we'll About two years $50 she became the mother
OF three children a, one birth and Saturday last of
wv . fne, healthy eeys. yarmouth Register,
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DR.. CIIRISTIE'S only a gency in New-Yorl. is
~ IS2 BROADWAY, tn30 AI1F2S
Retyyeen John-,t and Ntniden-!nne.


4 a ANIE'~ JUlIPUINB = itIT We tfUIIL-
Il HOT ND-Fpr the cure OF Coughs Colds, Con.urnp-
ton Sptng OF God Pain IN tie Side sGs Breast, Bron'
chris Group Asthma and al diseases sr-rg from dis
ordered condition Of the lungs neglected cold.
Take LINE by Inc oreloch Is piece OF advice "nlcn IL
suitable ali and applicable 20 all purposes,
though there Is WHICH his piece OF scYice 10
vsuAbl- than persons VINO hay-s cough or cold,
th-y neglect appear 70 them very trfng
10 the beginning il lead 20 Inflammation Of the Lungs,
and finally Ccnsumptoni To n! who have cough, we
would cay procure bottle CT Hanc-'s Compound syrup
Of Horehound The medicine ID pleasant 10 take and II
may save you years Of suffering
rrfc- - bottle, tOlss for c2 ~ Pre-
pared aud cold by SETH s HAHCE, 100 Baltimore a.
and corner Of Charles and Pratt az
For sale, Wholesale aud reiRl. by A D Sands, cor
OF Fulton and Wigr ais also for sale By D. Sands Co.
~ Easl Bro.twsy II. johnson Of Broadway and
Cnar.b-rs-sL: J. K l. Coddingtou, cor. Of Hudson End
Spring els u. Guon, OF BOwsry ant Grand sts
:. Nssrfst; Sy--tsr, l46 Green yich-st en1 COZ
Broadway and Howart-s.-
CACrICN.-BEwAzE n s7cRfoUs ,5sVstlSrgi 4nd saGy'
gys far HANCE'5 SYRUP End tsk- uono other
o7g Ia..T'bff
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~ DR.. Banniug'- Body Brnce.-teF .ae ri

q DR.. Banniug's BODY brHct'rii = IT II
male snd digestive sys-r-tuciuct'g cysPefa eonspa
.on piles Dropping snd distortion 50 common % eaoIea
feel substitute for the corset and corsiFstnrg shende
brace with none of their Penicous t=ncence' nAe =
!. he fulc~a and 81 iHs dexibly he Whole interns
I'll. Of organs Pamphlets sni boos :. Common Sense,
svi1 frf-Stos en- De had s. the once. ~ Broad WY
4 ,aSy in A,-eCdalc. on lEt4-. u-.t - - 0-- ~
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miscellaneous

GRACE CHURCH.-Ore OF the best pe7y' N ma
VI Church offered for sa- In consequence OF e Sene
main IN Europe with HI family much longer nac "as ex
pected The pew ssuceutly large TO a!o" seen per
yery Convenient from and IN fun view oil ootn
desk and q Address P. u. c. Commercial Advertiser
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An attempt wss made to telegraph the Presidents
Message entire Tuesday night Buffalo and all irterme
stations, but after writing third of it the wir es
I sroks between Albany and
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10 DEALER, IL FIRE ARiIs.-

A
y Ia me erog u E,aaa AlLeH Blunt SyH,s, 10 me
Circuit Court Of The Unite SAFE for infringement Of
~, ght 10 r.angfarr.r,. and sell % be used
rse ELFCOCKTNG PISTOL. Il verdict bas been given
red collars eaG Injunction be- su=d against
Blunt Syus restrain aoI iro Es.ing or selling SAID
article Their petition for pew tai and 10 cefFy II 70
The public therefore respectfully Cautioned against
purchasing selling ne S-fCocSIaz Pistols naaoe 5y
Syrns, 4zsy Pistols Of similar I'D csr-
gsfdtng his csgtior Il would make u necr-ssT FOR nc
subscriber appeal he laws for protection N al flcn
cases AL articles Of this kind made By Allen Thur
ber Norwich CONF Gld Tor sale By he pne pa. 6ss
ere N tts article II Se9v-fors- ETHAN ALLEN.
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