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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-08

ThE EXTENSION OF SlAvEKY.-Hopes are strong
to this Union trou, the conquered territory OF Mexico
VII tolerate The existence OF Slavery and thus strength
ea the peculiar institution in opposition 10 the grow.
ing greatness OF the free North.
/, is the duty" says the Rochester American OF
Northern and Northern presses a, This time 10 un
deceive Southern brethren this point, No State
carved out of Mexico DC admitted with Slavery
Human bondage must cast its bisht;ns shadow
upon another foo, OF the Union The Northern Members
Congress OF whatever party, who shall NOT oppose
uae utmost its farther extension will BE- Justly and ire
socao!y doomed 70 universal roprobsnon Such is the
hnnovable determination of Northern treemeR.r
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E5'> Gerrit Smith has just given deeds o: lspd
10 SIX coloced persons IL Yates county. Esch 10; (n
~ 10 D acres IS valued =. iFon 500 10 so The !snd
IS ocsted in Essex Franklin snd Fulton counties,
Syracuse Journal
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Horrors of Monterey.

y young soldier named Wynkoop OF GAINESVILLE,
Ohio who was in the fight at Monterey writes
home to his friends as follows
During the fight OF the second day ae OF cessation
TO the MeNicans, requesting few hours 10 bu
~ the dead which strewed III irighttul piles
the field This refused, and the wounded and dead
lay where they fell beneath the rays OF scorching
Till the battle was ended ii then almost impossible
10, GU, men to endure the stencil while they heaped
dirt the poor fellows where they lay The bodies
oil the dead where black Goals; many OF them
were stripped OF their clothing by the Mexcans during
the night, Several OF those who were wounded during
the days fight crswled into bitches and holes TO
avoid the balls which rolling like hailstones
the hed whence exhausted by the loss OF blood they
were unable crawl or give signs of distress. As u
consequence many persisted though some who were
found in this condition. removed and recover
ing GAINESVILLE Wing.
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Hli5rellaneous.


KEEP THE BALLS 4 Rolling.
DRESERVE youF health snd save your money--it has
4 become well known 20 line pubic that preserve
health requires exercise daily AMI their kind Ply
.icAns have recommended Bowling The best exercise
for geston and refreshing sleep But say some. Is
expensive The prices The great desire
for this has become popular The Proprietor
- and 500 Ea.i Broadway, extending Il Division and
~ Grand 81. containing reH Alleys, which not
passed By any the City AZ the solicitation Of some OF bis
patrons has opened OF books FOR limited number OF
subscribers bowl IN the day time, from 10 O'Clock \ NJ.
II except Public psy-. al The following very low
prices. VIZ
eo : 0o string 50 %
- QoI week cc In The e'sne. u9
II COIL fay thl tot each person
Each Alley per hour, . ceris.
The above heahfa exercise .urpasses Johnny Fease
Which. all confess, i Just The dandy. Candy,
And should hey want. they u End Il handy,
In the second ugmed street. ~ TO-
When a things fail 10 keep alive
The above remedies VIII MAKE you thrive;
And Il you u call rad make dash.
\ few lru.slrlRes Will save your cash,
Which TO he Doctors YOU i have 10 psy
II you continue 10 stay away
II many persons who have died
Had these remedies have tried,
They would testify with motives pure
For the dyspepsia II Is d sure cure.
The propreors experience in the above business Tor the
last Is years and his being the hrst bring this healthy
exercise so extensively before the public will he suf
cieni guarantee OF the continued increase u the public
patronage. Stage tickets free 10 nou. subscribers.
Live and let live, the niIbe sNpencc is better than
the slow shilling the motto. Nov keep The balls
rolling No betting allowed All vulgar society exclud I'D
Closed SUNDAYS di 5ieoi
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FRsM PANAMA-The Sun translates from FL
interesting statements in regard to the Pacific
Line ofSteamers from which appears that the arrange
OF these complete for the trans
rnsson OF passengers letters and merchandise to and
from the Pacific Steamers leave England the third
OF every month aud arrive at Chseres about tho 18th
Here all and everything for the Pacific s carried over
the lsthnius mules in from TO 10 hours. On the
other side in readiness for conveyance to
Peru Ecuador or Chill These steamers leave Panama
ON the 25th arrive atCaao Peru the eth aud Nalpa
rao the eth stopping at fourteen intermediate ports
along the coast.
The distance between Panama and Valparaiso is 30
miles and 10 accomplished by three steamers IN thirty
days including al, the soppasos which occupy from
hours each place The prices OF passage are as
follow
From Panama to Gusysquil,. --......-...-....sl o0
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~nr .onn,nu,- BODY Brace.-For he

~ Dr. Banning's Body Brace.-FoF he relief Of
Of he voice. lungs, bear spinal, nervous. r.
male and digestive syseu-fuclud!us dyspepsia cpnspa
non piles. dropping and distortion 90 eoAnon 10 children
ard Young iAdis. 20 BLEEDING THE LUNGS. Is per
ft sbsf. for the corset and constituting shoulder
hrsre with rome OF he pern.cous TENDENCIES. Unlike al
orr. bv supporting tue small OK tie back making
re fIrrr and by Atag aexibly the whole Internal
oil. Of organs Pamphlets and book - Common Sense,
giving information be hsd 81 me once ~ Broad way
A ADJ in attendance On ladies' OK y III 3laH
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MFcnANicsT BANKING ASSOCIATION

MECHANICS BANKING ASSOCIATION
New-York. Nov. q. 1916. :
nIvIDESD.-The President and Directors have this
~ day declared dividend of four per for the last six
months payable and AFTER the 10th day of December
The Transfer Books viii be closed from 7!h to lth De
reIub.r elusive d. OF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-08

WV. BrrrERriELD, Esq, editor Of the
Nssnaa Gazette has purchased the n. II Ps.rict and
sAl hereafter edit and puhlisL 'h.;pasaS.
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Letters are charged * cents every half ounce,
Two engineers employed by the Republic OF New
Grenada surveying road from Porto Sel'o TO
Panama order facilitate the OF goods
10 he Pacific
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TkaAsUKE cuvERxD.-The Concordia I.telli-
-encer speaking OF ne operations OF the diving bell
boat says tbs; within Ten days past hard searching
through water and mud, s~enty-eigh; teei under The
Mississippi surface opposite Mkens Send aesr ;ha;
point i has succeeded II recovering nearly thirty ,hou
sand dollars in specie from amid the ruins OF rhe wreck
OF the old stesnier Tennessee.
Sales OF STOCKS At PHItNDELPH1a Dec .
100 Sta,e IS 6Si 1000 Lehish 6s IS. 50 BeAY Mead
Railroad LOT 100 WILMINGTON 6s - - Af1er Sales
ll09 Leh;sh In.- 81; 800 safe IS 753
r@ 4 dead child, two or three days old, was
t,,,1S IN the woods OF HailyIce Conn the other day.
Which is supposed 10 hsTe been murdsEed-
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SECRETARY OF TIE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE
The appointment, OF Prot. HENRY 10 this responsible
station is every where received with demonstrations Of
unqualified satisfaction and i, is earnestly hoped that
he viii no; decline the Office. correspondent OF the
Nstons n,cllsenccr thus forth his varied qusd-
cations
1--we ask who gave the eiectromssuei OF soft ZION
now used ior the Telegraph It's present form ana dis
covered the laws by which is effective power could &c
made active the answer IS JOSEPH hENxr. The dis
covery hrsi published in the proceedings OF the
Albany Institute. This the earliest contribution 10
the progress OF discovery mSde by the individual whom
the choice OF the Regents has elevated the a:s; lit
crSgy station IN the United S,Ses. ate. this dis
eovery Henry was called 20 the Chsr OF Experimental
Philosophy q; princeton where oG the las; icen wears
he has filed the duties OF his Office in such
manner win for him the general esteem oil the lii
ersry community Of the time honore6 sea; OF learning
One OF the most important discoveries recen, dsic
that of the identity OF the laws which regulate electric
and electro magnetic induction, was among the early
fruits OF his researches 81 Princeton. Ii Franklin dis
covered the Identity between lightning and electricity
Henry hiss gone farther snd re6Gced electric and mag
neIc the laws Il Is Impossible n short
compass 10 do Justice the beauty and simplicity OF
Henrys Laws the seton OF The npondera5!c agents
Whoever Will read the progress OF his discoveries. as
published in the Transactions of the American Fhio-
sophca Society will learn something OF the spirit OF u
GucEve ressonre OF which Henry researches iGIn4sH
one ,oi the hSpp!sst illustrations,
These discoveries not confined in their sphere OF
utility 10 the limited circulation Q; the volumes OF tina.
Society The student OF physical science insy read 'ae
reprints OF them and the encotnlu; pronounced upon
them IN every language Of civilized throushou; the
globe was doubtless knowledge OF the extensive
reputation which these sind other discoveries asve con
icrred young tan which influenced the Regents
in their selection ola Secretary It's the inan Thai gives
dignity the ofhee sn6 nc, the osce to the risi IN
this sphere Professor Henry viii have advantages
Tor personal cultivation and advancement OF science
which the limited means OF Princeton College too
frequently circnmscribed Men OF science throughout
the Union viii ind central pom, for correspondence
and will pay the individual that tribute OF respect
which among ireemen should never be gwen men Of
less
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situations. Or. uanteh.
WANTS sUPPLIRD.-TxrTs' |. - ,.14 :,

WANTS SUPPLIED.-TSers Is so ,s4zs sord
W fa!-h;caene1 xhe Sa,oeal intelligence Once
No oeg.st y !. has Less seAss placed N se hollow
the convenience OF subscribers ,aerr.o tat Gee dollar psr
weary hereby saving tie patrons o; its Immense estao
rsri any other annoyance. IN fair tool wpslSer ,bsr
u filing blank form o: orders eos dc SC
And Groppas sach INTO aay Of tAs boxes enumerated
which san Sc a. promptly attended psl1:e.
visited To oSce> Families subscribing wt Se zap
plleG with those blanks and receipt
DR.. Cay, No 2Narick-ss- cor. FEsEShEs
Mr. OInsIrd grocer, cor. Spring sad WasAicsson 50
Dr.. WArner's US BIeeckesst opposite CoaAse-pssce
PARK Tassni, grocery, cor Six,n-av. and Ninth-s.
Or. Hntoa's. coS. OF Eighth svecce sac sth-sL
MI \ SrSdgrnsan. eo-isI SIS Srcsd gay. w Uaioa-so
Mr. ssesons> grocer, No Thirt-zy. cor. Ss>eaihst
Or Waters, IS Hotseoa-st Avcage D.
Or Leats, cor. Essex and Houston s,s
Dr.. Lyon, 10 GuSnd-st
M D OSsn, uerch TAILOR cor 81. Grand aai ssssSs;s
". Gl.chrtsi grocer, ~ 5sS C-atsr Market
Mr. AicaSts splri sss And amp store CAsEhsats9r.
Mr.. oieli . sl-sL and rn,c! ,vvnJs- "ci-lIvl-'
Mf Waeean :, COT siSn.sL and Taira-sv Torkgii.S"
Nj >tAnr,r ~ the Sridge " HArlAem'
Mr. 6uruhA1n's, 5. niles. SooGain sdse ROAD
Mr. Gillespie. ts;nly grocer. *in-st Sni,-ac-u4s
Messrs Mp Browns Stage otce, 2Sti-st Strlh..r.
Try iais 9rsce. Our motto is. No cure no pay
al0 LIMOS WA Z. lSSES Co.
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STEAM ENGINE and Locomotive Boler-tor sale
- double upright Engine cylinders inches diameter
twenty-five inches Boiler contains seventy-Iwo
inches (nsidel diameter, iron tubes The Whole IS Of good
workmanship nearly nsr not Guch used sod takes up
but Iitls room. Inquire Of JAMES COCHRAN, lU7 King
-. where the Engine he seen. or Of
HUBbELL, THATCHER GREENE,
Nos 20 4nd u Broad--L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-08

ALvAnApo-Thc Mexicans have at Avarado in
addition their Forts the following Vessels OF War
fully manned lying q; the Fort
The steamer kcicradors carrying one long n and two
Is Founders.
The br. Guccetchc with sixteen Il Founders and
one long II.
The brig Santa Anna, with twelve L FOUNDERS
Brig Nman. captured from the Nucstecocs carrying
SIX IL pounders and one long Is.
Schooner Eagle with six lSpouudcTs aud one long 81
Schooner Campcchisui with four l2.pounders
Com Moore OF the Texan Navy. took Alvarado at enc
time with small Baltimore bull. vessels and levied
contribution of $4,000 on the inhabitants.
n. o. Delta Nov. Nth
r. We made mention yesterday OF a Mexican
priest who was seized and imprisoned by Gen. Taylor
Tor enticng our troops desert We since learn that
the General sen; him under Matsmoros but
he escaped Oh the route. We hear ii character OF
him. for us said he a renegade from Texas where
he had been robber and murderer n o. Pic. Nov. ~
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uateut Gleoirinss.

RHEUMATISM.
one o. rEs vCSY PREVALENT COMPLAINTS FsSS'
LIAR To oCS CtLHkss. A>n i CsSTAiNLT AMONG rsk
MOST $50 NsoNgglNG 10 WHICH HUMANITY
SCStCcT- Many ASE rSE AEpIES OFFER
10 cUssS TRoVsE FES sCcE -
SEALtTT. 81 - Is sCLIEvgD rFarN cusE
FoS SsEt-c DOES ENiSr, A>o
Tens o. THOUSANDS, NOW SUFFERING
I~o rssFNiSI>S- RsLtEg. NucRV
csr.IN POSITIVE .Nn ~ sNtA>E>r
EXEMPTION From THIS DKEAD-
FUL DISEASE Tss FrLLOwtSG
CERTIFICATES wSfCS HAVE
sEES LATsLT ssCstvEo
WILL ENAsLE vUs Az
rLiSrSD TO EDGE
TuE THsNiSElvES.
ENTEAOEDIN.EY CURE
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ecres, Ache, fromlitiie Toe-C orr. grow

tis hA. 5e e Sy thousands heir sorrow bur there
!. 20 NECESSITY of their being roueed vih these teen
sny longer FOR the ARAsrAS CcES PtAsTES VIII give I'M
st;sis relief and eec.uay g. corns, bu1lons, &c.
n n fil. 10 rnre ne money VII be refunded For sale
Nv DAVID SANDS co. No Z East Broadway, leo Full
,6,si md ~ BToadysay; c Il. Ring, ls2 Broadway
Wv.tt Ketchurn III FGltol--t. (. VI Guon ~ 2o7e
Pee ~ ;; S nj. ne, box ia I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-08

BOARDING: IN BROOKLYN-Af few sngle gen
ID temen aud gentleman and his wife wishing 10 get
board quiet family be pleasantly accommodated
on moderate teuns SmLhsL the corner Of Livingston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-08

WITHOUT PAY the best OF servants h.shly recon-.
" meuded, now be had gratis n c. Masons old es
,Ablshed Office lSg Bowery. ~ III
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NVANTED-Plsce. for girls well reeom1eu3ed no
w charge, II y Bcdlotdsi Opposition 10 iishonest In
ali DlEces
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" Dr. CHRISTIE feels II duty pu6sh TO the world
proofs OF the value Of his discovery and OF the won
derfu and mysterious agents which he applies II wha, no
asserts be true gat the public should tnoto A. that all
may take advantage Of ts benefits If " nat ne assert. DO
false II IS irkt public should t,Oue that the deception
msy bs exposed thu, be dsfgauded Injured There
fore ha above reward OF
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NEANTED-SIGstioGs separsto % together by q
w Protestant and wife He gardener or farmer
drive team the wouisn Is soo1 cook, washer and
dsryuad AID the best OF city references Please
iccuire A. ~. Broadway. dS u
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NIANTED--A situation BY Protestant younS wc-
w man chalnbermsid and water or nurse and seam
has The best Of city reference. PLEASE inquire
t2sl Broadway Is 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-08

DOARD-A front and back parlor, also single rooms
psa.suty situated le with board to gsGIomeu and
and singh. gentlemen, a. MOI ThomPsou.sL
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IA kNTED,i few men to e.iahlish ssencies aud circa

WtNTED-A few men TO establish agencies and circa.
w lae -Nrsied medicines al parts % te eo0niry
said medicines prepared BY eEiireei practical
sie~n had practice IN ls-
>cy aac - member Of The Medical SorteSy for Tie ey
snd StSe 81 NewYoTS For each disease there s.nse
remedy properly Labelled WIKI GTrcu. for aud diet.
aud So ha Any person sGaniset .heui A. pTrpArs-
p.oc.grI n this establishment Will be warranted 10
effect cure Apply Al the German Laboratory ~ Chan
beFss Address SSS posi- oheeS Al letter. must
post paid. ul9E
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WANTS WORK. nativc OF this city wants worn.
w either clerk porter. - recommended ey
those with whom he has lived, Please Inquire for Rich
ari. 81 No. SNl Third avenue. iw
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If THIS should the eye OF Joseph Koutoaret.
who for thres four ycsrs has lived the s
Hotel Saratoga Springs In the capacity Of harseeper hs
will hear oi something bis advantage by addressing
h. found d. StDSltW-
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gU FALL FASHIOSs-Th. subscFibef would eau
all The attention OF his friends and tbe public generally
u his large and superior assortment Of gentlemen
Hat. which, for durability general appearance ana eeouo'
nv are not excelled by any offered In this ely 49,,
Also arg, assortment Of meu'I and boys caps II IN
any nstance the above does not give amps
Al 9m.oi. J. w. KELLOGG. llo CanaI-st
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VNANTED-By a respectable young woman. silus.
w ton cook. wssh srd Iron, genera! 6ousewotk
Beet OF city reference given from the last place Please to
INQUIRE lSi MeTcer-st. ID tocr. back room d. ~
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vi Bonds OF 1887 and Isi2-Noce hereby given that
The interest due on III. above Bonds will b. paid the
Mechanics Bank IL the City OF SswYor6, preseua-
ton OF ihe coupons, and after tho st pro1imo Al
bany, November y, 1916.
lVy f FOSTER. .Ir. Secretary
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ITO TEACIIERS.--W anlei Immediately vounS
gentleman 10 act assistant oacher In English
and Classical Institution. Also young widow lady 10
chsrge OF hree four s girls and give lassons
the Piano Forte aud In DrasIng aud Painting 10 few
boys. Both De commandments OF the Pro;esent Eps
ccps Church and produce good testimonials OF char
aeter requirements and aptitude teach Address (po,t.
paid Rev. r ;. JAQUES. Rector OF ST. Matthews Hall.
Port Golden Warren Co. y. Jersey. dfSr
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OFFICE OF. raE DELAwARr ,NU IUDsoS CANAL Co.
Sew-iork. December :, 1910.
rVrIIE BOARD OF Managers Of this Company have de-
cate annual dividend Of eight per cen, out Of
the profits VI The Company payable and after Thursday
the 10Th The transfer books ~ remain closed from
this TIL tine morning the lin inst By order OF the
Board Id7 I'M ISAAC Y SEYMOG 4, Treasurer;
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srAtvood,s Celebrated Empire Cook stoves
These Stoves are Warranted usual Persons wcntn.
~, -is-Tyt-r- WhcIesa,e s-d retail By Eickok Co -
W,ra-., s. 2neo6cs
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a RARE CHANCE

OttANOLs
GENTS wanted 10 undertake the sals OF new aud
4useiU patented article that DO sold ~ every family
the Union. To OF responsibility and business hab
It's, guaranty OF 500 per annum will be given. Apply
TO Z. ALDEN, No. III FutonsL New York
All letters must be poat paid. ms lms
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~ EWSPAPER ESTABLISHMENT Tor sale
popular new seDpcT. located IN one oil ths most
houshng and pleasant cites IN III. West with patron.
age Of Five Thousand Do!ari per annum, vii! be sold
upon advantageous terms. popular writer and an
energetic business could not md II more desirable
The III health OF the presen. proprietor the
only reason which induces him dispose Of the establish
menl Inquire OF VoLNEY B. PALMER, No loo Nasssu-st.
Tribune Buildiag. Ne.v.York v289t
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ONE THOU SAND UULLNkS
offered person persons who snow that any
assertion. publicly made. regarding CHHlSTlEo GAL
vANc and MAGNETIC arcL- Is Intentionally faise, WIN
any design deceive the public IN any way or hat any
the hundred. which have been published or IN
any manner alluded to- and genuine IN each
aud every particular FAR has been possible TO a'cor'
Tin he real facts.
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Z NJ ASTEO.-A lew NcuNe young Aea 10 70 SCUM os
w West ~ sc Agents for he sale " new aud popular
SC6cAuorssSu1 sc above the:r expenses will bs
Insured 10 them Ia writing with opportunity " Gearing
5000 pee year. Some COW IN cur employ will 10
doubt make $1,000 per year clear Of ali eSp~nses
Each Will saSe bis d.s,ricI 4, will ee necessary for
IheEl have a. least FROM S SO ohtsln good nin
opL Apply 81 SRESCHS Publishing hail 2sS Brusd-
wsy. Up stairs oce Of ihs Flag ot our Unico Ar letters
r.u.t he postpaid,
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re- wnter Cure norse.-Mrs. NJ 5 Gcv- coriin-
ues 10 receive csGeru s. house 81 Tenl-st New
NJ. sso visits ladies' sn9 caid.sc e:. bones
v. sS,c.ion. Tor he Application OF Ws.sr Cure. $50 I.
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Sehoois.


~ cry n-At A-Jor sEa LaisysJ.s- pisces. New Yots.
N .. has -hs honor that his School op-u
Osy aHt Evening for Ecue>tlsa Tuition ari Exercise
Rll.rs. TERMS.
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RHEUMATISM.

INDVf IpFI
State of Maryland, City of Bdt,moyeOn this 7h OF No
vemoer l546 before me, the Subscriber Justice Of the
Peace for said city personally appeared Richard Ho'erot
who signed the written statement before me- and made
solemn oath that tho several facts contained therein are
respectively they therein set forth sworn De-
fore WAL a sChAFrEh'
ry- Every columE this paper mi2 b. hied with sim
liar cases They viii be cheerfuy shown To ihe curous
or the increduOus by applying a, the Agency No l8I
Broadway.
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DOARDING-A few single gentlemen, gentlemen
ID in their wives may obtain very pleasant furnished
rooms with board at No. S5 William ST. few doors from
p,.rl.,L nlB Inn