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DOURT,E-HEADED CHILD.

ONE ofthe wonderful freaks Of nsurs now slh'o ns Of
the greatest osities Of the age,e IwJg I'M. 81
CHILD, born alive on the Island o. b sc;sns sur
gems and physvIogis,s Of New York and Boston, ana Al
others Of the learned professions, "ho nave '' ~ "
perfectly unique. ..s-u eoxn.d hodv nth two
This lle boy has beautifully formed oGoy, ~rn o.o
stomach. ,..-ox. .e r;,n...;n. IN.
wonderful and own species are invited TO call
while this exhibition continues there oemg nothns mat
need offend the senses Of the most fastidious.
Admission 1sk cents splw
M HEAT-io,o 900 bushels, Illinois Wheat, for sale py
w z. X COLLINS CO.,
snNr s. South street.
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PROGRAMME OF
MILE RACHEL'S FIRST CONCERT,
AT THE APOLLO SALOON,


Grand Trio, first time in America Pianofore. Violin and
Observation-Disclosures George Loder, Brstow and Boucher.
Stemdae Beunet.
Ara-M1le Robert Robert, tot que Paine iron
Robert lie Diable(. Mey erbeer.
Scena-Mons. Jules Hecht From LIE Chalet.
H Asatvaiioss as nGHs isast Adam
FantasiaHerr Heuck. roti-volin ;. De Derot.
English Ballad-Mlle Rachel am thine only
thine " from the opera Of THE Crusaders Benedict
Grand Duetto1M III Rachel .I and Mon.'r HsehtE
liches Bid from al Don Giovanni Mozart
AN INTERMlssION OF TEN MINUTES.
TroVolin Volonc clio and PianoforteNessrs. G. Brs
tow, A. Boucher and G. Loder Hummel
Fantasia-Fluts-M John A. Kyle. Clinton
Cavatins Brillante-Mlle Rachel-"Ah! tn manu. Proch
Conductor. Observation-Disclosures Mr. George Loder.
Tickets One Dollar, to be had the usual places.
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MONTEvERDE'S BILLIARD AND BOWLING
SALOON

NO.5BARCAY STREET, three doors below the Anne
IN rcan Hotel,l New York The Subscriber would re-
spectfuy inform his friends and this public in general that
he has four good Billiard Tables be found in the
all complete order AZ hese tables IN sepa-
rate the proprietor thinks will be select
and agreeable gentlemen visiting his house. in private par
ties Each gentleman visiting tho above wul
be furnished with private and apron for his especial
use and the best attendance the city Any gentemen
bowling alleys can have the by applying the bar
Also Bowling Alleys, which always kept in first
rate order. with the best of attendance.
Lunch every day II o'clock Wednesdays and Sundays
Fish or Clam Chowder
During the season the choicest Oysters such shews-
bury Chnksrora, Mill Pond Cold Spring and Msssachu
sets Bay Gentlemen calling for the above oysters al
ways have them the shortest notices they depend
the choicest Wines and Liquors and segar Of the best quail
not to be surpassed.
~ Gentlemen will please to communicate at the Bar,
any neglect Of duty of the attendants.
FRANCIS MONTENEGRO,
No. s Barclay street
- Prirafa a. 4 Ao.- &c i.aA-
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MIR EORRFsT As OTUrII(

MIR. FORREST AS OTHELLO.
pAKk s9fs sd as
1, VIM be pfIisI%sd The tragedy q oTHELL o.oihsO'
Mshul; and to the farce MiisTy xi-Vsrie BY Mey.
MI II sO@f"as yi,h The ss Of the FOUR SISTERS
Door. opea y M gge. 1sr1 ,h MI, Hunt m
menee al halfpast7 o'clock BOres 81 Pit 80 cents Gal
MIR. A A ADAMS the distinguished American Trase dian
DowERY THE A iT5 Il. Ssh Tn 0nS E,;, s., n
ID p-rformance will commence with sSsbspsspes ira "a
gsdy qf HAMLET Hamlet. Mr. Adams opSehs Miss s
Alter which MISE, H. and j. vaIlee will dance the Ca
a. To conclude with the Drama Of THE wARLOCK OF
THE GLEN-Matrhew, Mr. Clarke.
cents. Gppef H B"ss. e.n IL snS Gale
( IAsILt GARDEN. Win ,ts extensive rromenaaes,
81 Fl Mn Hisf III spEsS
Ballad BY Mir Holman. comie Dance MIR Goodwin ''''''
and to view !hs beautiful range Of CosMokXMAs
on nth the Upper E,Pisnade ,,sso, ,,r,u
FIRE woKks and
BRILLIANT TABLEAU
COMIC PANTOMIME-DA DANCING.
NsLos Nss hAE kEtans, Sept lsA til.
~ performances TO begin with favorte Overture.
a s"$ cSs. @n: the
As IS. BY a%s tsSI sys
BRlGAN pS-Never executed but by the kavel Family.
Hn the 1 Of WIZ exhibit
IT. esaold,Ga performances crossing the stage pole
Doors open al hale past o'c,cck entertainments COM
mence at half past O'clock. Tickets so cent,
-, ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.
This hea,e has been thoroughly IN the
most g9seous STYLE and is now the most beautiful Theatre
MIR. WALLACK'S BENEFIT.
TUESDAY, Sept II, 1886,
Nshy eersa sy S9wSsd nGIses yh rs appreciation
James the Fifth Mr.. Wallack jr; Sir Adam Weir, Mr.
Marsh; Malcolm Young, Mr. Bowers; Laird Small,
Mr. Burke; Mungo Small Mr. howard;
Lord Seyton, MIR Arnold; Archbishop, Mr. Hamilton.
:, Madeline, Mrs Walack; Widow Barton, Mrs Hughes.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
Sir A!dgae Pump Mr. Burton John Quill MIR Burke; Beast
Mr. Bowers; Beauty. Mrs Howard; Queen of Roses, Mrs
10 shakspeares RICHARD THE THIRD will shortly
be Produced for the first time in America with and
of national flags &c. in the first style OF spendor
WALNTT STREET THEATWEE = PpH tASA.
SECOND NIGHT OF Mr. AND MRS. cHAs. KEAN.
-, TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. IS, 1896,
Will be performed the comedy Of
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
pehe11cR. ......... ................... MY Mean
ION euro. MI htcnnRs
Siauuio. MI davenport
Dogberry MIR w 4 Blake
= kksigs f ...''''''''.'...M M ChspRan
neatfice.. Mrs = Mean
To conclude with the farce OF
DEAF AS POST.
To.%orrs%P evening Mr. and Mrs. tha. Kesn will ap
pear.
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Married.
On Thursday. the 10th inst. by the Rev. Charles
Read, Mr.. EDWIN SAUNDERS, of New Orleans, TO Miss
ANNA GOODRICH, daughter of Levi Goodrich, Esq, of
Pitts6eld, Mass
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WEIGH & MANN'S MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
THIS immense establishment surpassed by other in the
pngs-ior the number Of talented and accomplished
rans aud for the beautiful stud Of horseshave just
vicinity. They will open Tomorrow (Tuesdayl Evening
Jersey City, when OF the best selections from their
s w s VIII be hs oS
opportunity offered this those DESTROYS Of
an intellectual fa who reside in The places alluded to.
ceeded their most sanguine expectations STAT
HOWEs& CO.'S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
THIS unrivaed corps Of Equestrans will perform at
Lyons the ith September ins at Auburn on the 18th,
the iSh and 10Th Rome the 2lst; Utica the ed
and 2,d Herkimer the Gath; Little Falls the 18th;
Fort Plan. the 18th at CSopevt9wn on the 2sh at
Schenectady on the first day Of October next.
This the Largest Esabshment ever organized IN the
&C. The company hs. attached Eight Female s9us.
Age recently Msx slb,SsS sr MARE RTE MACARTE.
ShSs % # . n:s
ence render this gifted and article the lead
refer the public to the brilliant description given in the re-
specve newspaper Of the extraordinary and daring feau
by bi: g.: NJ &S% sfss; riding Mr.
Ri
ME- its ~ master osnes
Tanb sy 'hs "hSi sfs & NJ
Coles Dogs, Hector and Billy The SWISS BRQTHERs,
sweet es as ss chsfoiesi PSSSas
nascs by Mr. Nixon and his son Mr. Howes IN H., Ny
biological and brilliant Act Of Fancie. Of Proteus Mr.
The whole comprising the leading, talented, and
sisrc ROWEs & co IS New York Mammoth Circus
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TO TAlLOKS.

TO TAlLORS.
'HOSE who wish acquire rapid knowledge Of Cutting
all The various styles OF garments worn the present
ume are ADVISED TO obtain copy OF Slime celebrated
work on the subject which contains all The information that
can be esIred Ii has already with the nm
dened sale and used generally by the trade
Union and Is warranted to give entire satisfaction 70 ali wo
according TO the binding; Also single sets Of patterns
w b sTiNEMETTs,
$40 lmsr No. lI3 Broadway, New York.
BELGIAN COOKING STOVES.
81 OF these famous Cooking Stoves for sale.
- GEORGE +. 0ERDTNO
au29 lmec y Maiden lana.
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GUANO20o TONS balance Of the cargo Of shio Shaks
" peare from Ichsbo, in sh casks Tor sale lots to suit
purchasers, by 4. X. COLLINS CO.
q Sc Sou tn street.
B The many EXPERIMENT. made mis- season from the car
only proves the but that
least equal II not superior to other gusno. sl5m
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YACHT FOR SALE.

az THE YACHT GIMCRACK. : She is 50 feet
led to the bends The materials used in her
of the best quality and boed and rveted
cessary Sne Tin my OPINION the fastest vessel her
mage in Amerca Her keel the only ballast she carries is
IRON weighs tonsthe centreboard is fitted IN the
keel and does through weaken the floor timbe
She good weather the weight OF her keel
derng impossible her. She completely
found light sails and the gear set them with covers to
persons dine comfortably in her cabin which is sixteen
feet long with six feet head The furniture 10
and in perfect order With the exception Of bathing
she provided with all the comforts to be found yachts Of
the largest size. go
Having no further for her. will sell her for less than
half her original cost.
JOHN C. STEVENS IA Barclay ST.
~ B-She may be seen at near the Ferry, Hoboken.
sI1w
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CENTURY PLANT.

THOMsoN's Seed store. g, Broadway !, again
plants Open from A. M 10 r. M. Admittance l2H
cents children half price, The price OF admission will be
cheeruIly refunded who not perfectly salts
fed that largest and wonderful plant Of the kind
ever exhibited this s2 iwsrh
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POST OFFICE.

NEW YORK, Sept II, lBfS
THE Steamer Britannia wilt leave Boston Wednesday
the 18th Sept Her mails will close the Office Tue
be prepaid to Bostcn Letters of haf under
cents, and each additional halt ounce cents,
sI5u RORERT II. MORRIS. p NJ
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KITCHEN RANGES.
HOLMES TWO OVEN KITCHEN RANGES.
THE Propretors are prepared furnish Holiness
IL Ranges the trade, them Tor private families
boarding houses having purchased the right from the
patentee TO and sell them Our experience in
and setting XII chen Ranges in this city, for
the eighteen years warrant us in asserting that Holmes
kange be surpassed for economy convenience and
durability They warranted perform the purposes Tor
which they purchased and not they Will be removed
free Of the purchaser Numerous
can be given TO wishing to purchase The prices
rarge from rs to Is dollars.
Grates-Psrlo Office and Bed Room Crates Of latest pat
terms.
sieves-Hall, Office and Bed Room Stoves, stovepipes
&c &c.
AZ times ready to and boilers Also
smokey chimney cnred--no cure no pay.
A. GILHOOLY and SON.
Proprctors and Manufacturers, 10 Nassau street.
sl2 I'm INC
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BOONKEEPING, Mc.,

HOUSEKEEPING, &c,
No SO CEDAR STREET.
THE public is respectfully informed and assured that the
of pursued by the subscriber IL truly
Practice in Keeping Books rather than Of Lectures
Bookkeeping
complete set of books is kept by every pupil who by
aid of the teacher them, transaction after
ton until the whole business Of good antle
house shall have become disposed or In this
entry becomes subject Of and study and the
pupil of moderate capacity very short time be-
come a competent bookkeeper. Rooms from A. Nj.
to r. NJ. sl2 lw'mc
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NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY.

NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY.
IANDEL'S Grand OratoIio OF the MESSIAH will be
performed by the Sacred Music Society on WEDNES
DAY EVENING 10th inst. at the Tabernacle, commencing
half past o'clock. 80 /, =.
he principal solo parts will be sustained by the fol-
lowing disting uished voc asts:--
Miss j. l.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mrs j. FERGUSON-Contralto.
Mr. NJ COLBURN-Tenor.
Mr. H.. SHEPPARD-Bass
The Chousses will be full and effective supported by
unusually large Orchestra
Conductor-Mr u T.. HILL.
Organist-Mr. W. II. GREAFOREX.
o. Tickets so cents eachfor sale at the Music Stores
Saxton Miles, Broadway; g. +. Nesbt corner of N all
and Water streets; p Perkins, No. Wall ST. c. Holt, Jr
1856 Fulton b. Flanarow 236 Bowery and at the
door of the Table rnacle. SD 3tec
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AILANTHUS TREES FOX PARKS,
STREETS sc. NJ
susSe FIVE THOUSAND Ailanthus Trees, from ten to
3Tktwe We feet high considered by good judges, the
market Gentlemen and other. wishing to purchase
view them the garden Of Francis Bels Hasmus Jersey
City, or for terms apply at the Seed Store Of
DUNLAP & THOMSON,
lwsr 635 Broadway
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BLACK BALL OR OLD LINE OF LIVER

CHEAPER THAN EVER.
FULL SUIT of superfnc Cloth made order, in the
"A subsnts and fashionable style be procured
for $40 at MOFFATTS Fashionable Cash Tailoring Esta
bshment, No "a Catharne street, New York. Every art
Gle il the line equally low. Call and see.
auI7 lmsm JOHN MOFFATT.
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PARLOR AND BEDROOM TO LET.
"A THE ROOMS on the third story front, hand
0 somey furnished and in private family IN Chambers
Of and rented for per week Meals c.pnot be had the
be rented for less than six months Address r. this
Office sic ltiserrc
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IhOhN OhhMfAGNE.
FRESH INVOICE Of this delightful Champagne IL II
n store to which the attention Of merchants hotel keepers
and private gentlemen invited Tia srsndnT ofhis Wine
now superior % that Of any in this country snd higher
nssli isd ~ hWLlsfscs
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II FOX NEW BRUNSWICK.
AD9 ~ THE large aud swift Steamboat NEW
@GGs2@@p PHIL ADELPHlA,C aptanL. 8. FIazee, will
@K.lesve New York from the foot Of Barclay
New Brsnssick landing at Chelsea Blazing s,sr Ros;ye
arriving New Brunswick about half IL o'clock Re
turning will leave New Brunswick at half pa O'Clock,
p NJ Fare South Amboy. Prices Point, and New Bruins
wick, Is cents. All the other landings, l2k GEMS.
All kinds Of freight taken at the low rates.
New York. 3d September 1916. a 2wsm
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C. oUCLUZEAII. Anctioneer
SHEFFIELD CUTLERY AND HARDwARE.-Tuule
- Ducluyeau win sell This Day 10 o'clock AT the Auc
lion Room No 50 William stairs, 200 lots of Table
and Pocket Cutlery general Of Stag
self tips black white bone sham buck, sc. Also
1900 dozen Poke. Ssss.y. andi blades, Stag Buck
Also. 1907 Tea Trays sandwich. Gothic Convex
&c Also cssks Carolina Hoes Also Psdocks Billet
Webbs, and Bftannia metal Spoons, c. s. Back Saws
Files, Sc sc.
N B-The sale il positive and without reserve and well
worthy the auentioa ofthe city and country trade
SIS hsJe
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WRITING AND BOOKKEEPING ACADEMY,
No. 2sf BRoApwAy,
ID "OPENS for the fall and winter season, on MONDAY,
N the l4th inst. -
In PENMANSHIP.-Mr. w. devetes his principal atten.
Free and easily acquired style Of rapid Writ
ing and making pictures Of birds eagles and fishes
The course Of destruction in BOOKKEEPING, will be
thorough and comprise thing Necessary give to the
pupil complete practical acquaintance with the science
Open day and v eaing-Pnvate lessons If desired.
N5 Persons will be qualified Teachers Of NJ. WIS sys-
tenn Of Writing upon moderate SID 2tsmc
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DAGUEhHIAN MAI EHIALS.
IOHN ROACH, Optician, 90 Nassau street. has now on
d hand an assortment of Half Plate and Medium Voghlsn
der Tubes. Aso, American, Of his own manufacture supc
nor 20 any yet made in the United States.
Plates Gases, Chemicals Coating Boxes Baths aud ever,
material used IN Dagueneotypng Thermometers. whole
sale and reta spectacle Telescopes Gslvsnc Batteries
a IN
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-14

TEMPERANCE CELEBRATIoS.-Saturday
gala day among tho Temperance folks in our city,
Covington and Newport.
Among the many professions We havo had,
havc witnessed mono moro imposing than that of
the 4ih inst. The Sons Of Temperance. in their
simple badges, and with their heathful look, rs
they paraded through our streets, attracted very
general attention. They turned out we'll. num-
boring some two thousand strong (about half
their number) and we're preceded by fine look
ing band of tremcn.
AT Shires' Garden. the scene was deeply inter.
es,ing. The banks lined with Sunday
School children and as tho procession reached it,
their voices were upliftcd in sweet songs of well
come. Uncovered, the Firemcn and Sons of Tom
peranco passed along. speaking thus their deep
fe, response to the pure and innocent who had
sought. in this way. to bear their testimony to a
good cause, and their respect for the men who
sought to uphold il. Twas beautiful to witness
youth and manhood communing with each other
in this simple. yet touching manner.
There was speaking at various points during
the day, and oil things passed off WELL
Cincinnati Gazette, April s.
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s. IL. IgLLxNgGEH.

MANUFACTURER Of Coaches Barouches, Fri lends
IV1 Carryalls. York Wagons, Phntons, Buggies, &c.
Also, superior article of Coach, Cabinet, and Japan
VARSIsH, manufactured in Philadelphia, by whose
knowledge of the art places him without a rival. War
ranted not to crack.
AIso-Carrage Trimmings of every description, such
Laces, Cloth, Silver Hub Bands, Door Handles Lamps
Lock and Hinges, Rugs &c; all of which will be fur
nshed at the lowest Cash price Persons distance
be accommodated by dropping line to the subscriber.
Main opposite Mr. Gbert's Hotel Richmond. Ia
June IL, le45. l9in ~
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Indian Division, No. l.-Meets in Brookville, every
Monday evening at s o'clock
w. Ii. Halle, r. S. J. r. GOODWIN, w. P.
Wayne Division, No. 2.-Meets in Ccntrevillc, every
Friday evening, at o'clock.
d. b. Woops, r. S. JOHN PRITCHET, w. P.
Clark Division. No. 3.-Meets in Richmond, w awe
county on Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock.
b. w. DAVIS, f. 5. VIM. b. SMITH W. P
Chrysta Fount Division, No. 4.-Neets in y. Albany
Floyd every Thursday evening at O'Clock.
J. d. McRE., K. 5. DAVID HEDDEN, w. P.
Lafayette Division, No 5.-Neets Logan Cross
Roads. Dearborn county, every Thursday evening
o'clock. WILLIAM LAIRD, w. P.
CHARLES jolly, r. s.
Fayette Division, No Meets in Connersvillc, Fay
cite co., every Friday evening at o'clock.
w. II. OLIPHANr, K. s. J. A. NELSON, w. P.
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VOICE OF THE PRES.
Dr. G. BENJAMIN Smiths Sugar Coated Pills are all

the rage in Boston now. Children cry for them-Posf
Verv much so in Rochester. The dear little 'respon
sbilities believe they medicine, no how Post
Willis keep them for sale.''-Rochesfer Daily Adr.
They sell well in CarbonGale-and they ought to.
duly auzhored agents for the sale of Dr. g.
Benz. Smiths Sugar Coated Pills Give them trial
and they must stand high your estimation they
now do in ours.--CarbondaLe Pa Mirror.
The GENUINE Improved India Vegetable Sugar Coated
Pills have c. Benz. SMITH written on the bottom of
each box Look ont for spurious limitations and
but Dr. Smiths Pills Price 25 cents Principal office
No. l79, Greenwich-s;. [large brick block n. Y
lJDr. g. Benz. Smiths Pills for sale Richmond
tho Drug Store of Irwin Reed. They are cood-try
them March 9th, lS46.-6wl3
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FATAL Results OF ISTEMpERANcE.-Mrs.'M Mar.
tina Hamilton. the vito Of Edward L. Hamilton,
was found dead in her house on Friday last
Upon examination it was ascersained that her
death resulted from kicks and blows inflicted on
her person by the husband whilst laboring under
tho influence Of intoxication. He was fully
committed to Jail for trial.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-14

JAMES ALTERNATIVE. OR LIFE PREsERvArIvE.-Rheuma
fismIhe Proprietor has prescribed this preparation
great many cases of Rheumatisms, but
where IT used until the system became affected be
the medicine, the disease removed
GOut-A number of Of Gout have been cured
by this Preparation In of these the had
been afflicted with II severely for thirteen years.
entirely disable him from business, and for five months
immediately to his taking the Life Preservative,
he had been confined to his but before he had fin
ished the trd bottle, he enabled walk about the
streets, and after returned his business from
which he had been cxclu led by his Affections
Dyopsicat StrGHiRgs-1his medicine the pow
OF Digestion exctes the absorbents healthy
cise by which taicareous deposltions and
all unnatural enlargement reduced 1t tone
and vitality 10 the whole system, moving sick and
bid headaches giddIness, wandering and nervous
affections.
In fact in every where the medicine has been
ken for time, for what purpose the gem
era health OF the patient has always been improved by IL
In conclusion, the Proprietor would that some of
the most astonishing of Skin Diseases, Cancer,
Bronchocee, crofua, have been cured by
cine that have been recorded; but of room
in this sheet precudes their public at this time.
Prepared only by Dr.. D. Jayne, No South Third
street Phlladelphi
IrFor sale at REEDS Drug Store.
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REJOICE! REJoIcEl REJOICE. For HEART is GLAD,
DR. Duncans Expecorant Remedy brings hopes
and dattering the consumpve patient whose
lite attended with great suffering and PAIN and reduced
to slender thread. Despair not. While life
there hope, and be healed and raised enjoy
again the blessings of health Perseverance then
and that before the lungs much
ed and liberated, and certain. Thousands of
persons saved annually from the consumptve grave
by the timely of DR.. Duncon's Erpectorant Renedy
Read the certificates of performed every part
the United States These evidences sufficient
all that Dr. Duncans Medicine a and certain
remedy, arrests that disease, consumption
infancy, and secures health and happiness.
IL DR.. Duncdu's Wester Medical office is $50 Svca-
ST fe below 5th, Cincinnati, whe re all
eraaicated from the
body healed and again made whole
fr--Fo sale a the Richmond Book Store.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

S. T. PLEDGE.-"I without reserve, solemnly pledge
nv honor u man. that will neither make buy, sell,
beuerdge any sPIRITCoUs MALT LIQUORS, WINE
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TNHE undersigned would respectfully inform his
toners and the public that he continues the Plough
Making Business, his old stand, and has, by the
of D. s Horney added his former
of Ploughs, entire set of patterns consisting of
right left handed, dlffc
without cutters high mould boards with
dards-the standards constructed receive land
side plate This plough is made with wrought shaer
well laid with steethc shear and moudboard formed
to render them better calculated TO clean themselves
than before Application for letters pate
will be made Immediately Any person availing himself
of the benefit of the above described with
the of the subscriber will peril
The unusual low for which this plough will
places it within the reach of A general
assortment of and old patterns constantly hand
and for sale low for cash.
SOLOMON HORNEY, Jr
March 4th. Is46. lot