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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-08
HEAR THE PRHss !

From the ChristaR Otserrer IMarch 90 ls45-The pub
lie may place the utmost reliance upon the statements
peeiing the Hungarian Basam by Dir Brallee the Amer
can Agent, who is old and highly respectable citizen
Boston, member OF a Christian church and man who
would not for any consideration give his influence in Ia
Vor oil any sort OF deception imposture.
From The Boston Medical ReeOrder.-Dr. Bradlee, the
American Agent has conferred great blessing upon The
country by the introduction of this great English Medicine
INTO the United States and medical journals would mar
ally AID the cause of true humanity BY recommending
the particular attention oft afflicted
From The Ntp England Operafire. Hungarian Bal
sam has done more TO relieve the suerngs OF the oPeIa
uves employed in our cotton factories, who affected win
weak lungs, than all the doctors in the country.
From The 1homPsonian-li any thing could reconcile Us
10 departure from Thompsonian principles in the treat
ment OF disease would be the extraordinary reputation
medicine like the Hungarian Basam, which believe
both from careful analysis and the statement the inventor
TO be purely vegetable compound The effect ofhis med
ing.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
Of MARY DENlSON, late Of Leyden, in The county
oil Franklin deceased, and has taken upon himself that
trust by giving bond, as the law directs. And ali per
sons having demands upon the estate of the said de-
ceased, required to exhibit the same md sI rsr-
sons, indebted to the said estate are called upon 10
make payment TO ~
Dec. I6, 1915 ,S, ~
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WINTER Dc LANES.
DEC. 9, 1e45.
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS,

THIS day received from Boston and N. York, a
IL large quantity of New Goods at rery much re-
duced prices, consisting of de LANES Prints (very
rich styles,) Alpaccas, Plaid Cloakngs, Shawls,
Gloves, &C., which will be sold at great bargains by
10 G. TOWNSLEY x SON
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FRESH ERUIT.

RoX and Casl Raisino. Figs, Lemons. Cutants
I'D Ctron, Cloves, Nutmegs, Mace, Tamarnds,
Rosewater, Sperm Candles, Soda Biscuit, Sc, &c,
for sale by WlLLISTON & TYLER.
Nov. -, IS45 10
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40 THE CoNsunTPTIWr


Every family in the Unled States should be supplied
WIN bnehans Hungarian Balsam of Lite, only to eoun
asl the consupiive tendencies of the climate, but 10
used as PrereHtue medicine in all cases Of Colds Coughs
Splitting of Blood, Pain in the side and Chest Irritation and
soreness OF the Lungs Bronchitis Difficulty of Breathing
Hectic Fever, Night Sweats Emacalion and General De-
p'y' Asthma Influenza, Hopping Cough and Group
In case faeua disease of Lungs or seated ConsumP
ton, i is the ONLY SOURCE OF HOPE
Sold by Mcdonald 4 Smith sole agents for the United
MRgaom at the Italian Warehouse, Regent Street, London
IN Bottles and Cases, for Ships, Hospitals &c.
By special appointments +. BRADLEE, 49,
Souil street, Boston, Mass, Sole Agent for the Uheu
STATES, and British American Provinces.
American price, s pei bottle, with full directions for the
restoration of Health.
IasmPhlels' containing of English and American
ee'neaes and other evidence showing the unequalta
er'ss Of this Great English Remedy may be obtained
None genuine, without the written signature Of the A.
merlcan Agent gold and bronze label TO counterfeit
which is forgery.
AeESrs- B'anie5oro, DUTToS & CLARK; BslIoss Falls
n Harris Rssne NJ H, j. BSby; Roodstoek. 81 j. Allen,
Montpelier Clark and Collins 26w4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-08

TTVHE MOST CELEBKATED q INTATTlDI h =,
edy for Colds. Coughs Asthma, or any form N pi-
MONkRY CONSUMPTlON,i is the HUNGARIAN Ri1
SAM OF LIFE, discovered by DIR BuchAn, Of lo,s
England tested for upwards Of seven years 10 Gre,,g
ain and on the continent OF Europe, and introduced nj
the United siates under the immediate superintendent
the inventor
The astonishing success o. ,ne ipngsran Basam be
merican Agent in soliciting for treatment the WOPSi
POSSIBLE CASES that can be found in the commune,
cases that seek relief in vain from any Of the common ~
edcs OF the day and have been given up BY the mo, N
tnpuished Physicians, as CONFIRMED AND lNCUPi
BILE The Hungarian Balsam has cured, and will EN-,
the MOST DESPERATE OF CASES. II is no og.
nostrum, but standard English Medicine, Of knopn ~
established efficacy.
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PERIODICALS.

SUBSCRIPTIONS for periodicals for the year
- 1916, TO be delivered free of postage, at the
IS BOOKSTORE
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BUFFALO ROBES.

4 BALES Just received BY
Nov. Is, Is45. "N9ANi SON.
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JOINERS, TOOLS.

y Cases Of Copeland's celebrated Bench and Mould
- ing Planes, comprising Flows, Tisters, Beads,
Dados, Rabbet and Match Planes, lately received by
WlLLlSTON & TYLER
Nov. l2 1916. 6wl2
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STEAM ENGINE.

A Fouh Horse Steam Engine, nearly new, for
June 20 lu44l j. S1'EEN.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TELEGRAPHIC REPORT.
LATER FROM THE ARMY.
FOURTH OF JULY IN MEXICO.

Advices from New Orleans to the evening Of
the 18th, have been received at Washington,
with letters from Matamoras OF July Sd and 9th.
Gen. Taylor announced to two of the regiments
on the 4h that in few days he would have
boats to transport them to Camargo. whence he
would put them directly in motion for Monterey,
and if they got no fight before the summer
closed, it would not be his fault.
The papers of Texas and Matamoras are full
of details of the celebration of the 4th. The rams
were holding up. Some sickness prevailed.
mostly bowel complaints. The measles had APP
peared in Marks regiment, and several men
were down with the complaint.
Mr.. ID. E. Gray had arrived in Reynosa from
the upper country, by way of Monterey, and re-
ported the Mexicans full of apathy to the war.
Five hundred Mexican volunteers at MonctaIova,
had refused to serve on hearing of Gen. Taylor's
victories.
Some disaffection among the Louisiana volun-
teers had appeared, but II would be settled, hav-
ing been referred 10 Cen. Smith The wounded
and sick were doing well at Fort Polk.
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AUCTION NOrICE.
:, WIN, w SHIRLEY, Aacnonssr.

VIM w SHIRLEY, Auctloneer
III OuSE FURNITURE SALE-By II. WILLARD
Ti. Day, July cath, l0k O'clock the story house
No. l23 Hammond Hudson general assortment OF
good furniture order rich Brussels and
pets Engl sh Oil Cloths, Rug Mahogany Sofas Chairs D
vans Ottomans Mantel Clocks Girsndles Paintngs
Also. basement kitchen and bedroom Furniture complete
Sale positive, by catalogue.
AT IL O'Clock. valuable Pianoforte.
Also, principal Of the house let low till st May
next iva itsr
A UCTIQN NOTICE-Reiigerators Refrig rstors-This
Day FRIDAY: Jnly Path, 10 O'clock 40 Pearl street.
OF different suitable families grocers
and others Those vino have supplied themselves With
this useful article this sale offers opportunity buy
cheap.
On Monday, the shop screen benches TOOLS wire pine
lumber. &c, at 30 Grove st., to close the business
ju ltsmc J. A BROWN Aucfioneer.
ANTHONY BLEECKER & CO, AuctIonesrs.
NRIDAY, July a. at l2 O'Clock, the Merchants Ell
= change-POTOMAC AND ALLEGHANY COAL
AND IRON COMPANY.-Postve sale, to close trust
1000 shares of 500 each Potomac and Allegheny Coal
and Iron CompanyThe property Of the Potomac an6 Ale
ghany Company lies both sides Of the Potomac River
amounts 20 600 OF the valuable mineral lands
presenting constant succession Of rich of coal
birthstone, fire brick clay and hydraulic the
Potomac River aordng nexhaustibe water power for
transportation and iron works.
When completed the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal and the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will pass front
Of the Company's lands. communication
ket on the best terms and all without outlay
10 the Company Of heavy expenditure
responding associations For further particulars enquire Of
the auctioneer. Jyls 6tTc
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BY THE MAILS.
WASHINGTON, July %, 1916.

WASHINGTON, July %, ls4s.
Congress- The Tariff, &c. &c.
Doubtiul--still doubtiul-but there is a chance
of defeat of Gen McKay's schedules-or a sus-
pension-or mitiganon-alrhough the resolve of
the freetraders pass the bill II is, continues
or appears to cost nue., mistaken. AT half-past
two to-day, at the close Of Mr.. Cameron's defence
ofPennsylvana against the bill, Mr.. Upham NOV
ed an Executive session. The free-traders thoaght
this motion a most nglorious waste Of time
They protested Mr.. Sewer called for the ayes
and noes, 30 to 2l-carried Messrs. Benton, Bag
by and Haywood gong with Messrs. Niles, Came
ron and Sturgeon, with some twenty.four wings,
for the motion. This is an linking of sign,
sign of delberation, at least, before the
final plunge. 1t has a good look. Nj
desprandum. They are hesitating about
extineuishing the Pennsylvania furnaces. They
are, perhaps, celebrating upon graduaton-a
sliding scale of reductlons--a gradual letting down
Of protection, instead of the sudden prostraiion
of the platform The vote will hardly be taken
this week Mr. Haywood is charged as being
anxious for notoriety, in permitting the report oil
his opposition to the uill rs II is, TO 20 unanswer-
ed, and not from any purpose oil opposing INC
bill They say he likes TO be talked about; ne
prefers il even to his disparagement as a party
man; he prefers it to negative position OF aulet
obedience. We think we know the man. ne
opposed to all sudden revolutions. ne - oPPos.
ed TO financial experiments of uncertain issue, at
n very uncertain crisis of our affairs. we believe
him opposed to this sudden revolu ION IN ,ne ,a-
riff, not from opposition to the general prlncipies
of the bill, but because IL IS an ex,,ene ipeasuI1
At a n extreme crisis; because IT will add internal
confusion to external embssrrassmsn.s, , a, d ,s
ranqen,ent of business to ucranSemeht 81 INC
,roasurv which must finally result in increased
burthens upon the people, and irremeda al dseen.
sions in the party, The news winch "'a, we gave
Notwithstanding the rapid changes in the parry
thermometer in tn" capitol, from heat to cold, as
illustrated, for example, in the passage OF the
land bill Besides, Mr. McDufie, as he paced
the main aisle of the Senate chamber
to-day, exhibited evident signs OF irrlabill'y.
He brought his staff to the moor WIN
more nervousness-nis step was more hurri-
ed and abstracted--hc appeared to be IN me
deepest sort OF an abstraction. He IS very
fseble-be has borne this long session most re,
markablv well, considering the little physical
strength that is left him, being barely able to walk
slowly 70 and from the capitol, leaning upon "s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-24

Maggie Anir Dye.-Resl Grey Whiskers
changed to beautiful black by appca-
non Of halons Magic Hair Dye. Country gentlemen
have bottle forwarded them by otherwise by
Jud.ons Hotel Broadway Price 81 bottle, with full d.
restions for use accompanying each bottle
City gentlemen are invited 10 call the depot where they
have superb OF black whiskes for
or grey ones. N less than five minutes
Portable Dressing Cases.--Thc Subscribers
having completed their the above
mend them to the pubic and travellers the complete
case Tor long short both
@. SAUNDERS SON, 1T Broadway,
few doors above Courtandt street.
q. Saunders's Patent Metallic Tablet Razor
6ropThe Oldest and approved strop hay
ing been before the public for the last thirty be
The public and invited call and the
various patterns.
Great Lottery Syvinslle.--c he National Po
lice Gazette Of this week will contain continua of
great Lottery Frauds of the assumed firm of Charles Nc
Go offhs city with its record
crime, &C. &C. Price only five cents
Tents for the Army-The Newspapers have
recently commented with commendable severity upon the
at brave and BIZ soldiers left the banks of
soas anty recurring raus in that climate Where is the
fault II has r~ceaty knowledge that Mr. B.
Tow., Samaker, Of city of Troy went Wash
and made proposal the construction of
lar. 81 Tents but the requirements Of the depart
having charge Of tat subject such thai would
be impossible him accomplish the without a
we'll as an enrgetc and industrious man. and as
good p?trio be found; but it is little sopabe
that he should employ workm and purchase materials to
bene ths government at severe loss himself We
cereiy nor the contract him such
terms will be credabe the liberay Of the admins
tton and aust Tecompense to the deserts of Mr. Town.
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TO THE LADIES.

Bright trssses are the theme Of poets' prsise
The PAINTERS skill their lustre too displays
IT'S beauty's marx, Iustrous head Of hair,
- And what both sexes delight to wears
order to the Hair and siken lustre the
scalp must be kept perfectly healthy and sesr Of dan
drift oher wise the hair will decay and fall out PHA
artlcle produce these results. -
Buy il Of e. Phaon 81 Broadway (Judsons Hotei or Of
drug % fncy dealers generally In city and country u
pscisll recommended " she ladies, Tor toistuss
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ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

THE SUBSCRIBER has opened an extensive establish
ment tine large basement Of No. SO John street, for
the sale or valuable Books, every department Of human
knowledge art and thought. He has accumulated con-
side abc Of works many Of which curious and
rare and all or less great value He intends to sell
excusv cash, and have rival whatever the
smalnrss OF his profits and the ownes Of his prices His
stock will be constantly augmented by the purchase OF pr
buy every work ancient modem TO which value = at
ture science and in all languages lie hopes there.
fore make his establishment agreeable resort for the
Artist and Of letters and science generally each OF
walk AZ the lowest possible price, He Therefore invites ali
literary him visit and Judge for themselves
He has, likewise large qusrtty OF foreign and nave
Mwsc foi the Piano Forte and other nsu for which
he will thank who may want it, give him onehs
the lowest price charged by the cheapest seller in the
city. IL will be sold " any quantity.
JOHN DOYLE, Bookseller,
my23 im*nc 81 John street. New York.
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Died.
On Thursday morning. July %, FRANCES p, daughter
OF Joseph g. and Catherine butcher in the I'd year of
her age
The relatives and friends of the family respectful
ly invited to attend the funeral Friday afternoon at
bocock from the residence of her father No. IS Spring
street.
On Thursday, 23d inst, at Brooklyn, SAMUEL T.
SMITH, M D., in the 3lst year Of his age.
His remains will be taken to South Salem, Westchester
Co., N. ", for interment
On Thursday PREsERvED Fish, in the slst year Of his
age.
His friends and acquaintance invited attend his
funeral this afternoon friday at o'clock from his
late residence, 3s7 Fourth street east Of Che Bowery
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CARROLL'S INDICATED VAPOR BATHS,
ls4 FULTON STREET.

THOSE who have tried ihe Vspor Baths admins
tered the above Establishment ignorant enly
Of the safest aud ecacous remedy for attacks
the most agreeable mode Of bathing Real cleanliness is
~ M CAROLS Ba,hs differ from every other Vapor
Bath" called and have been established this city for 20
years Sulphur ledne and other Medicated Baths adj
ysed by the Faculty Half hours notice required for the
Sulphur Baths. JyI9 6tsrc
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Married.
On the 9th inst, by the Rev. DR. James Covell Mr.. s.
JANIS JAauEs, to Miss JANE Moore BALLENrsE all of
this city.
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FITS! FITS

FITSl FITS!
A GREAT TRIUMPH in medicine has been achieved by
"A Drs IvANs and HART in the cure Of Epilsptic Fits,
OF falling sickness Commissions, Mysteries &c Hitherto
this disease been ed by physicians every age
as incurabe this longer be said truth
deJs can testimony that Ivsnss Vegetable Extract
wrought in them Let those who doubt
this statement call orsr9d TO the principal office 1874 Grand
and obtain pamphlet containing certificates OF
from The respectable Advice given res Of
charge The price OF the medicine per boz with full dec
tons So ST and s2' single bofes with accompanying
medicines. 81
jyA-SsssAsws HepSassoN, ~. Y.
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RAILROADS. &c.
To WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
~ f4A 60

7INHE Public respectfully informed that the break
in the Canal caused by the late freshet, hay
paired the .PiONEER g EXPRESS LINE. via Railroad
regular trips for the season Monday the of April
leaving the Depot No. IA Market street. DAILY TX
o'clock, AM
BY this route passengers will avoid all the fatigue and dan
Of night travelling coaches both Railroads being
cd in daylight.
For further information apply AZ the oldestablished Office,
IA Market street, doors above Eighth street.
al0 SINS rc A. Is. CUMMINGS Agent
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IhE LVNO ISLAM INoC k4iNCk Y ,ifANA.
CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS.
WITH SURPLUS.
OrYIcE II FULTor STREET, BRooKLyS
CONTINUES take risks buildings, machinery, NOR
Ochandze and properly Eensslly their usual favorable
This has passed through the two greatest
that have occurred in the country they
their escape from them with comparatively slight losses
and scattering their rsks All losses which the company may
will be adjusted and paid promptly heretofore
The Company take special carr 70 notify their In
New YORK; oil all e1p''f'o1wa o. bEExNArER President.
iva 1wis y. e. FlNN. Secretsrv.
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MANSION HOUSE,
ME P1SbEKsoES t. ss. ! hi.
friend. and the public that he Hos leased ne above house
attention business merit bs share e ,hsir patron
ax %rs sm.re Formerly Of ,s q j. Hotsi Boston.
and d. Sese i.' gSS Hotel sIi
win be opened on the list OF june next.
have Sssa
w md r 70 % % nes ~ ss
THE NE W ENGLAND HEAL TH INSURANCE
COMPANY.
SoSNE94dG ~ I'VE OF
CAPrAL, $20O,0O0.
B Bos 59 sNir v Eva EslV VI. President resident
Is; %s' s:::..
John Holland Raa' VIII A{ Ss; s..l .;,sS
object ard u a. m ssers',d 70 elevate the
f,PS had The . T vii
Psc by Or from p"us ss
are to % pay s ordinary
accrue from such sehness or calamity The insured are also
Aer dividing per per the s,oekhodsrs.
half the balance toSs applied to pay the basnse
divided between the .toekhode and he insured in proper
the sum raid By The insured for hi. policy.
Every who become: insured has the privileges Of
ofhe company hall Be Probable b. win receive not only
the ZEN wS his Poe be- h 70 a.,
full share of all the profits of the institution
xSSiiestIss. may
agents in the towns and cities 2, New En.lsad ,
DAVID s. Iv Ts No /. VIII s:s' Ss,s
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PRACTICAL OOK.KEEPING.

FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH.
THE Stock and Fixtures Of the Grocery Store, corner Of
= Avenue and Fourth street. Ia srceilsnt stand.
yW pesrsulsu, spplysa The psaIsss jynlwsm
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ADJUSTMENTS, &c.


spsstsss s%:S TIE YE% TREE E * ms Psi
sii M M. PS"
he sn Of S
Mr. Clarke Theodore, Hadaway; Lady Agnes, Mrs Phil
Door. oG.n o'clock curtain viii rise al hall
CAsILh oAkDEN, win is extensive PIomenades Is
soos sssos @ rom
Ws snsr Lns1ky Runner tah5bseh Donnsrs Ven
Be- the oSS ana UNDER E0s ss .e ash of MI
view ss Of h % hour OF Sc
extending around the whole Of the Espsnsde viii be bril-
to vsw an As%.oa
mr., PoWERFUL ATTRACTION
THE h.avEL fMabhGIHhEE- SfsEaR RaVEI AND
vii fs1n Pcp1 July oSe- Ts.
BY D'2s ri Family F 70"
S & Ss gs, ii Sff Nine
JazeIli: co.o' Mile Bl.ngy; Endymioa, Mons Henri.
10 the Refreshment Saloon.
Ths whole eopsIqss with Ro,r: Of Laughter called NJ
ypslli Jules, A R%ysI tnat Ravs Jaqaes Msrcet!i;
Mile Olivier Mime j Ravei Courtote, Mime Nj Jsvel
PSSTs Srs1 O'Clock entertainments begin aoeoel
HOWES h GUS NEW iUAh MAMMOTH
CIRCUS
onnyssd corps Of ESues5ran. will perform 1. At
22d at Canton 23d at ogdensbugh Prescott Canada
.. ever :si Fs:: il tue gs
Gs.se. to convey the performers wardrobe. musicians SC
among whom the Greatest Female Rider Of de Age re-
Gently ''''''f M Isin ME- MARrEMAcARrE,
whose new STYLE Of Equestrian Esst. peculiarly her own
ss:$s g. ssHss;i
public % &c
% &: @ dSn i mSe
The S GIANT NJ 1 xS sf'i S%sf sfssA
sss - % J:si i; ~ &;
:.'y as,::
s
as II Olympic Eas
bS NJ Led X 2: as Ss
s nn. NJ
th sGSsIs.ssSi q Fhpsus Fo.!uIiaf sad y%aa.s'
'Ss: b B. 'fs
fsi kSp: pus. Mr. Gss the %s.
eo%pn.nE the leading. talented sad classic performers
HOwEs & cos New York Mammoth Circu..
SpAkDE N1W ES 0R THE
Jsssdsy saS Friday evening" commencing June md 1t
%ys smssc ~''''A'' WILLIAM ALLISON Proprietor
MODEL OF NEW YORK
In Carved Wood
THIS nms1,s work Of art Sy E PORTER sELDEN.
Th. model building she'd tree and other
upwards Of 100 have been employed in its
above I6s Model; Gothic Canopy Of the highly
HARLEM PARK TROTTING.
@ | &fAxS 1k&S
ERIDAY. July e. att oeloeA. Purse $50 Mile Heats
}%; Whslan' enter. Oh. m, psy.ops:
d%S.s,fl 'lsy Ss IL H England jys ,...rs
TITO FINE 1S sa iadf' HORSES.
S: The and as. Size been FL long s a.sa
che SADDLE Apply at the desk of the Herald oss for
GROCERY FOR SALE.
IA THE STOCK Of Groceries in the store SO Cstha-
E rne sire. with lease Of store for one year with the
i as o H no the ne G % bs
r. @ the premises If the stock I; sold
To LET.
- Spacious Parlers and Bedrooms, handsomely furnish.
S 70 the s ery nns
uI situation. Rooms may be procured with without
board jy22 iwsr
CENTURY PLANT.
80 BY REQUEST Of several fnerds, we will exhibit
curiosity, which is 26 feet HIGH flower stem feet in
circumference and contains upwards of three thousand
flowers. iva lwFuc
CENTURY ALOE,
Hh& We have announce the arrival IN city OF
@Teths mos extraordinary plant The specimen 70 be
635 Broadway ts without exception the largest be-
fore exhibited The flow from the body of the
plant % feet and 70 feet high is 70 inches eeumf.
while the base fully feet round We
that will fail beholdng plant remarkable for
ir rarity aud its extraordinary age. jyl7 lwissmc
RAILROADS. &c.
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NEW INVENTED WIGS

NEW INVENTED WIGS
DATCHELOR'S new invented Wigs and Scalps made OF
- the finest natural curl ha and adapted the
to the peculiar style of each individual They are
entirely doing with all the vexatous
difficulties oug eyTerIenced BY those who wigs.
The public invited large and well selected
stock Of size and color they will
then be able 10 judge the effect
WIN. BACHELOR, inventor and only manufacturer,
Wall street. Broadway Removed from 1865 Broadway.
Please 10 e. the address jy2i iwsrc
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MODEL OF NEW YORK
In EARNED Hood

THIS immense work of art by Z. PORTER BELDEN, is
exhibition at the Minerva Rooms 400 Broadway.
This model every building she'd and other
objects the city, II has been progress for than
and upwards Of 100 have been employed in
construction.
Above the Model is Gothic Canopy Of the highly
de oraed carved work. containing different
oil paintings bv the first artists of of the Principal Blu
siness Esta llshnents ia the cry.
Hours of exhibition from ga. NJ 10 p NJ. Tickets rs
cents-SeasOn tickets, so cents. jy2l Cts eodrc
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CUEAPEK THAN EVE

CHEAPER THAN EVER.
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