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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
tHor. citi=eas Of The Seao,e

ys sen'dslNes Of The Suites and of the peup
10 come fresh from their constituents to tab
counsel together for the common 200
Ai'cran existence Of near three fourth. ,
century 40 face and independent rcpui
n &c, me problem 10 longer remains 20 |
e solved, whether man Is capable q SELF o'
erament The success Of cur aJmlrubl
i. system Is conclusive fclutatioa Of til
theories u those 10 other countries wh
mautan that ga favored few are Dor
ito RUE, aud that he mass or maltia
must Be governed by force. SaLircilo i
arbitrary or hereditary authority, tie geo
pie are tue only soyefcigns recognised b
oar constitution. Numerous cmigrauts o
every lineage md language, attracted 3,
tie civil and religious freedom We cujey
and BY our happy condition, annually
crowd 10 our shores, aud transfer lhe
Learts, not less lhan ttelr sIleg ance, to- TIC
country whose dominion belongs alone Ia
the people.
No country Las been so much favored
OF should acknowledge wub deeper rover.
eEce the manifestations ot the Divine pro.
lection. An aiI.wise Creator directed and
guarded US in our infant struggle for free.
dom, and has constaully watched over our
surprising progrs IS, until We have become
ole q the great nations of the earth,
llls m a country thus favored, and IN.
der government IN which the executive
aud legislative branches hold their author.
rs for limited periods, alike from ne PEG.
pIe and where sIl arc responsible ntbeIr
respective cons! tgearirs Tia, il i.aaap
my Jaw 10 Communicate with Congress
anon no state IA lie Unian. AID he pre.
sem condition IN p9blic aa.u..
Dpu1 Me pa, oual .ac most crafty.
ii. proofs HE p,y.patrl raat oar country
has been blessed uuha widespread and
universal ptosnaf,v. There hasbgrn IL
period SINCE NE yetumeut vas founded
when al the industrial pursuits Of our
people have been more successful, ar IS hen
labor 10 all Branches Of business has re-.
ceycJ Giror Of betcr reward. From
our abundance sc have Jecn cuab.ed TO
perform The pleasing dIiy Of furnishing
food Tor tie starving millions o. less favor
Ia ne enjoyment OF The boun'e' OF
lt'''aehee AZ h"mc' such ~ ho' rarely
Ial.gn to 'he ioi OF ANY people u Is e-3se
81 s'"-i aiu'1,'o'' mat "af 'de'e"u's,
=. "" a' ''s i'"'is OF 'Re eat,o' 'A1eh'
y. CO. e'''''Hl'' 10 10 o' an a"''eaO'e
4, -. -r..,;.r..l ,...,,.,. ~.
.,I.,,,. rc,,s an. r,.4 ,,I,,,l, an An.
mons. s,b ,bls n.l,1y has bocn steadily
r.r.,.5 ty mo-
M chance has taken pl,ec in au- rel,.
f,ars with Mexico since The aainramcnl
iii th. las, CONGRESS-. The Mar inNliea
the L. States we're aIcsd,a engage with
the government oil tia, colnry ..i.l con.
thames.
/ deem n unnecessary. aner The full ev-
paauoud .hem contained ,u any message
ul the lIth m MAY, 1876, and Nh INV au.
a1al message =. the common rmout ul The
sessi Ii Of Congrts, .n December lAs', 70
reuera,c tho serious causes OF complaint
which we had against Mexico by!o.u she
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.

DECEMBER, Sun Sun !
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VOLUME XVIIH.
+. J. HOLTON,
EDITOR, PROPRIETOR d PUBL LSHER.
TERMS;

TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS II not
pqid ia advanes. THREE DOLLARS n no,
reid tsiihin sir months and THREE Dol
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS if not pad Va.
III after the expiration Of the ycar. Ne paya
discontinued until all Grearegss are pad, q.
etpt at The option Of hs Editor.
~ Adrertisemsnts inserted al One Dollar per-
square. Ql6 linst or less, his n-ed typs.) or
INST insertion. and % cent? for each eonnRu.
aaee Cont adrertistiae1ts aud Shsng's Ssics
sAarged IS per cent higher; and DEDUCTION u
33s PEI cent toH BE- made from The rc.u!aT fri-
ess, ion a ireIhsers BY ihs year Adrtrttsemran
inserted monthly or qudrierly u per square tOr
each time. Searmgathly Is cents per square
foi each hms,
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A Plantation roagaining $40 Acrcr ATWOOD
AND i1iun- iho Lanes belurRrg ~ ,hc h,3a
J4au Atny.t aa3 lohn P4urrsun, deed.
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,ss ,iset. contrasting .Ioo Ncfe', JOINING ,hc
ind, 81 lloeh kHtplifica hArg,fu R,a, syl
gfs al WOOD LAND
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CIV AND SCREW HOUSE,

iib as'l .. erati'crt Uagct, Rr3 aN nlsr'fafv
j baila,ae,, euh large lyly q g,oa WOOD
AND.
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AGENTS.
Col. n. IT, Cochran UeckisnluTR. ~ c.
chs. ". Hgrris. MI GToUe. ~ {.
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b., tfari. }.ir- IN tta waters m Sugar C,ces.
tars ia Lands Vi J4hn = Reid Albert vs.
ae~ ana 4'heis, containing 30 Actcf
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il NOTICE.
E.sEI.FEkE
.ANDS X MILLS
'Ssrs = rs,


EyllF sahscf,ber oAet. iof 'alo the Plan'a''on
> aaare he nos live.. containing between
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D. Nils, kooen q, Fosters NILS, with Zoe
b.se1 belonging to IT.
Tie sbay1 Laad' sre mt 70 Nc iprpst'cd By
ang Lads q Mtcklrutlte County
f7ymaals mace - sui, tho rurchSFet.
Negroes ash be l4k,n b. part f,ymr1 %; ,at
Eoase Lands
81 pgscus wishing 70 purchase will call on
tie slt,,riber.
JOSLPu PATTERSON.
Sspbr1tsr q, ls37 S2,E
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MARIN JOU r y AL.
PORT OF NEW YORK.



Ship Charleston, white I'm Mobile. Aas a. cotton, to
Geo Buckley sept 10, la 81 b. long - o. spose snip Pc
ai 6 long b. spoke scnr hos1l, hence for Jaessgnve
18th at experienced heavy gale im III u ~ spun
sails, &c -,
d. peanuts and hides o. Tatsr bierwofth 81 in 20
Nth bs PauIine Tor Boston Left no American vessels
7td ins; ai U.s. l0nz " 3d. spoke French bnz i'h a'
- - s - a. spoke Mszeppa hence for RIO, wish
e ci,,.s L.ot Nsusi,s. - d. sugar. 30 Nesm g.
A Wash Ls bari Canton Long, for SYork, os. briEs
C.sfsa DO 90. Caroline. hence. l1st arr Amelia, ior
Sert III. Tarqaia hence d0 Champion, for Bali
Ban EDWARD. Boisey, Wilmington, sc, os5s naval
.ores. L, Durham DimOn.
Bars Phoen.r Bush. fm S, Ubos 18th Ava va Hampton
Bal Teane.s-e Fuilertoa of Portland Lasuna - Dc,
0so on t0 Nesnifl Wa.a. Len no American vsssei s
5,h ins'in the oulfspoke slip Louisville on scfuise
Brs EAcel Macy savannah, d., cotton. % stnrzes
Cernan. sf H. long - ~ large shOai and sperm
whales Bsrnega bearing y y" distance - miles, ~
ssye bns Ann SOPHIA Gibson RIO Jsneiro 81 DE- 2ioe
BAGS coffee. o. Phpp'S Co Arr day previous 10 ,
Biz Ca.er fork saspa la Grande IS - sagsr to Ne
alla DO boz Csrscca for Boston ldg Ru.sa for do.oon
Bnr Tfgjsu. Kelly Saz0a La Gisnde - ds 'uE4f Ac,i'
Henry Cor, sept ~ iat 3d. ous u - spoke brz fi]a
III Poftand fn ardenas Boston. 18th, lai y - long
"A 90 spoke pilot boat Pes fm Boston, Tor savannah
Brg T. L Walton Rowe. Oeorget0wn. -, 2 a.. lumber
~ Walton Liit.e vessel 70 = Post 9TH and ~iA inst
experienced .eVere gales M y, II
Br brig Curlew. Bay u HondarS - d. Inah9zaHy ata
log,sood ~ Alexander Len n ut. sehf smith im
NYo1k asf ar. and Am bugs names rot remembers
Cham, tof bcetonfl Lcs4Aa tN o. i.-
vol len 10 american OH inst, lsf u 81, ons - a.
.pose brig Gen Wolf and fn Bait for NOrie.n. came
m contact with her and carried away the fying zoboon
ism inst n T. ong - g. spoke Ham hrig Emily I'm Gal
Bns Clinton Prince. (of saleml Havana, % d., sugar
Vessels before reported. .
Bng Carlton Ferry Pictou, u De, coal, 70 souie, Whit
ney CO.
schr Jersey Oak. Rogers, Virginia, ds, wood
schr o w DAVIS, Murch, Wilmington, NC, stores, 70
r. Powell
sehr Bssacharnp, Mcintyre Charleston y d. lumber
20 Bushnell a Peek.
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NEW-YURK TRIBUNE.
From the NO Della.

From the n. o Delta.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER.
Benestb shed. upon some n-w-moxn bay.
Al noon 10 Summer when all things seemed gsy,
li,te girl eslJl1g.
B.sde her kpclt the mother wrspi 10 grief
Too deep for tears 70 give her bear, relief
Her only child was dying.
beetle fiush suf used the downy cheek
OF Kathleen, a. ste smiled ana thus did speak
IL Innocent devotion
OF him who slunbered Ia her nsiigeisie-
OF him whose m-mry walked that placid snsi'e.
10 calm deaths rude coinmoiioa.
. On. mother. say eau you, Ike Kathleen. ses
" Our dear, dear cottage and TIE Old ye~ tree
Th>t grew 40 Ike q b0..Ti
. thtsk see ms brother sc@ted here
" Hs weayes vr-4th Of Shamrock Tor NY naif-
4 wreath wiihOuts flower.
Say mother d. the dead return - earth
All sas hun smiie--bis heart is fsii a mirto,
Whhe--mo;ber. you are weeping
Why are you .sdf You 'vo told rne many pfn''
That brother lives where Jpy sno pescs n,'s"s
Good children q Gods Keeping
IN N.,u,e, mighty smYress of the heart
How ffail nov beautiful. how pure thou Aftl
Inc eifl had scarcely spoken
When DER the rDo,h~f's psiiid check OF "o
The burning tears Of angrish srn 70 now
Chaste Natures iOgIt was broken.
The mothers bps upon her chlio's were pressct
she said" With this one only
O. And must she leave me too, on Mighty Power
Withhold Thy wrath. revive this dropping lower
All, leave me not quite lonely
Ny Kathleen. dearest IN Thy eherub heart
10 prayer 70 heaven thai thou mays; not depart
From Thy poor stricken mother
Al weep no, o. = ssid Kathleen. while tear
Gu.hod from her eye" You told ms not 70 fear
When ] wep, DER my brother
Come smile on IN pour sthleen bids you SMILE
Nv head upon thy bosom hold awhile
Svee, dreams are DER me creeping
My eyes grow heavy. but my heart - hsht
cThs angels bad prepsre1 her soul for hightJ
II know ~ soon BE- sleeping
Yes. lovely girl. thou sisep'si fofeyermofei
Nor can mOinefs kiss Thy breath restore
Thy latest word 10 spoken
The mother dropped her head and sighed prayer
Then cast one look - hesven-it was despair
She sunk-ber heart was broken
RAMBLER
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SALE, OF BoND- on me NEW.YoRK AND


SERIE RAILROAD COMPANY BY an Act o. the
Legs.a,nrc passed My u, lta pflNanS i2i ~ So
oi certain Bonds tV Tie NrN-lplA ana Eic NA..i1a1
COmrarv and a-l for e rcillinert % 81 Agent ~ ~
go a. tie ale of said beads, tlr rndsfssnrl h-s te
uom.nafsd 81 ArenLr By SAID Company Ali -pllg.to
BIZ Tie Oa.ellur 10 allrce with the piusl-lo'o &c
Act referred H. fn accordance herewith nltll- - ei-
h., xer fif s.,i.s Pr8p1sas Will b. received until The
9tl day o. October next BY TIE inocfsis.e- az 80 "a
chanis Ran. No So Wallst. y. y for me fuf-n-se o
$4,000 oiars Of the bouds OF .Ad Company 10 'als ~
loo dollars each. having twenty years % run SIG
ns utesi the rate u per cent per Aln-iAf fa9--
annually by coupons attached % tie bol-s
The bonds viii BE- issued I'D favor u ne Si-.e l
York Will Be numbered and registered Ia the oce on "
Secretary Of State, AID assigned oy me Ne-''1- - Wv
parties y hose proposals are accepted q. .
By Section I cf said Act tie interest," cue ul0n .-e
bonds from tle date oi their AS snment ii' ~ 49,
.saed o. the holders I'D the compicton si As-1 -
% the road % Lake ETe limited - IA" 20 re ~ ~
1ll d. required . De- deposited BY the ON Jay vac
time .gch as sureuf made. m ne HANDS 9i we NoA
tlo e. and b. him psc ~ tie ooncho-e' ii'- ''7 ~
tine ~ the sane sh1ll become doe
All ofher en uron the road. Of every description aaF'
General a. conpl. <ith TIE Requirements Ar -
lld the bonds being issued o. the state they ne l--
first lien OF mo-fE gaze unun the rpAi anl UPON a. Ierl
tv real and personal be-. 0urnE o. he Company
Persons making rroposasfor purchase OF ne lo- ~
reoses-d - endorse npon tlc envelope ffofes-s uf
gasch,s. of The Bond. Il the Ncwl1rk and fr- a.
Congaayr The Act prohibits The sac o. AnJ Bonds a.
iess han par consequently proposals ear % accepted
sale msGr A. lsss ~ rN , ..,
o &c % the COMPANY No 45 Asirre; ior cof-s % -
Act and Ter circular setlus iof1h Hefe detained 'I''
-. .i's .o \. r N ''''a % W FRANCIS W EDNOSDs
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INDIA RUBBER SoLES,

GUARANTEED TO LAST FIVE MONTHS, maui
VI lacturcd and sold y A }. WHEELER. lu Walker
shoe store il9 Broadway, corner CAlas The frsae ard
customers promptly supplied or these >ules tie Editor
~ the Eaa CoHlHssrcil -fdtrfrr thus fesiihes nom
persous experience Mr. Wheeler has the 1rt 81 apply
ins o. boots and shoes extra s1ies oi India rubber
tha; contributes largely 10 ones comfort and health and q
very economical wlta y sole oi Ind rubber vi44 cut
three Of leather. 10 very elastic AID pleasant
% tread upen Gnd IN al ordinary weather viii keep Tire
feet tie dry ard comfortable they cesel
n rubber shoes llsse extra s-s can be applied o. ANY
boot or shoe without imrarns their appearance and
those who would consult economy and health, Teld a.
,--.fI IN ave NJ Wh-efar -sffu -
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LEGAL. NOTICES.
l,T,TE or NEXy-YORK, secIetary's ONCE

A,TATE OF NETWORKS, Secretary Ohi &C.. NJ :,
T>H,SY August 8, l8f7To ~ sae,V q ne ,,sy Gna
oaafy of Ner- Iors-Sls Notice D. hereby even, that
AZ tie next general Election a. % nra ON l.f y
nccesdns The first Monday Of November next the follow
log officers are TO De elected 70 WI
s~,es,v n STAT. Controller state Treasurer, Attor
reyGrneral State Engineer and surveyor inte- anal
Coinuiissoners aud Three Inspectors Of Stale Prisons
DISTRICT
One Senator for the Trd senate District con-sim- %
the %, 3d. iih 9TH and ON W aius OF VIC =" WV
one Senator for the Fourth Senate District, consisting
of The Eth 10Th 18th and l7h Wsrcs at the sald ,lJ
One senator Tor the Fun senate District Consisting u
tle sfh qth add lffh Wards " the said ~;
Aud one senator Tor tie N1tA senate District consist
nE of the ilh l2h 18Th 10th and 18th ards Of the sad
Ciiy cor>rv
Also the following Ofeers for the said City and County
IN Wit sixteen Members Of Assembly one ~ Dc elected
IN each Assembly District Yours, respectfully o.,
y ; BENTON Secretary Of state
sEsRFFs OgFicE. NEw-YosK. AuE 5, lsi7.
Th. above published pursuant 10 the nouee OF me
Secretary State and the requirements Of ne 10
such case made and provided J. J. V " Isl ~
: sheriff of the City and County Of New-fof
NrOTICE.-The heir. of the late Peter Tsuman have
deferred % Al indefinite time the sale OF me properly
r~rt.sf By them take place A. Fremont on me I'm
hi October next r n TAULMAN iE,sc.t,r.
CHAS. TAULMAN. )
Pierruont, \ Y. sept =, l5f. 40 tO10-
>roTICF-Au persons who are, or claim % be- cred
ors of the late hrD If Hayes Robbins, o the CtJ
VI Sesiork. jewelers. are required 10 present te De
tbeoce 81 Jordan CLARK Corning, tounseors a. Law
~ IS Broadway said city before ne hrst Gay
vi November next CLAIMS not presented All not D. en-
titled o. any dividend which may be cafed BY ne SUD
YORK, september >, 1871 HECTOR MORRISON,
-
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nY nKnER 49,. ". 1880 saPlsn. -

ORDER ofRobert W. Livingston supreme Cour'
ID Commissioner. notice Il hereby fitrn tlAl 81
~. - .s M. es.afe ~ lsrae. Davy and A. >
Cstrnsn Of he sale 4 snOri r0nf-siarni debtors 70
u- rroof maze - he sad Comm sso1rr plfssnl 70 NJ
directions Of The statute concerning alsrhn-l - .ati
sbsc.rtrx concealed n1r-fesltert ceb.Ors and maj
L. sane vii be sod Tor the payment q iber deo lness
L. 80 l.r.el Davy and A : CushmAn sppesr and dis
-hs-y- .uch .ftActurni according 20 laV within nine
ou ION he frsl publication " lhs notice, and -ei The
.-rt u nny sshs and he delivery % any property be-
f-s,x N nd debtors them or heir Use, and tie
tr..r Of sny properly ~ hen f0r acy plrpose what
.vrr .r- f1rbsden by az snc voitDsiod -h Dec.
fE JP.BUTLER u .o-ikn,
+! lsw.~a Attorney Tor Auachirr r-d.ior
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TO ALL PER-ON-

,I,O ALL PERSONS interested 10 The estate Of IA
i HAN HEDGES. deceased.-By order ~ harlcs 3lc-
Veau Pa Surrogate 0f the County Of New OK, notice
. hereby .ven that they required 20 appear before
rim AZ b. Office in the CITY VI NeNi0rk the 18Th day
Of October a. Del O'Clock n the forenoon az ma GAY
rivet to tie administration. and acDnisrift ~ mort
a. case or sell much of the real estate oi The sad
Nstran Hedges. deceased. shall BE- necessary % pay
-.-.. 81 lsW4w
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TuE PALO Alto or Waterproof Man Cover

THE PALO ALTO or Waterproof Man Cover
This new aud elegant loose outside garment pat
Tern invented and Introduce by the subscriber has
ulet required o waterproof ouicf garment with none
uf the objections OF the former India rubber coats 10 is
made OF III or tine cauhIc thin OIL slk, perfectly
free from smell siireus -afteus BY climate
wei shs but made with mantle serving the
rubber good, heretofore made an1 w surcrscur AZ other
Kinds II waterproof garments NJ garment of India rub
Der has received ke universal approx a. To -
thy the inspection OF officers OF army ana uavy, gentle
exposed ln travelling, substitute Tor umbrellas
stormy weather Extensive arrangements are made o.
supply this article Wholesale retail well other
kuds and Of lnlis rubber coats cks capcs pom
chos msokutqshrs, oyeras lesgrs uacng suits, ire
mems suits, &C. &c. Warehouse - Cortlard-st.
sgsff HORACE IA DAY.
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IN PURSUANCE 81 A. order Of The Surfosate Of the
lCo-rrv III Nc-York. notice : hereby gwen 70 al per
sous hastns claims s-ains. NAHUM ANDREWS late q
th- CITY OF SeNoTk deceased 70 present The with
the vouchers thereof the Subscriber her residence
No M Herryslrc-t the City Of New-York on or be-
fore the t~snysscund day u March ne1t-DAted New
YORK. the .sventesnta DAY u SEPTEMBER. lsi7.
SIS lawem+ NANCY ANDREWS. AtninisrLtriK
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ORDEE . uon. Mich.el shooter. flnsg Judge
ID Z Ne~. ora Common l-ss uol-- l. hereby giv-r
rursus1s % ~ rross0ts II re statute su1cfzi1s a.
t.ck-n against lbfc1usirg. ouceslei and resident
a a.schent lts isfuet against The estate "
DAVID PsSk. resident u ne -tAi- ~ T-nrcs-e-, ana
lr.. i1- viii b. sold COR he payment - bis teps ~
lsss h- srpsr sn1 discharge sscn silacnnesi accfonf
o ss within rins mon.ks ron ihe nrss p1hicaii0n u
his roc- srt ihsf ne payment " sny cebs Due 70 hn
BY any person ta1 his state ard delivery % lin.
l0r ~ Any property rek Or p-fsonh "iihn MS
STATE tco1ErZ him. and ~ tfArs-f " any s4el prop
ertv b., hl are f,-b.tden BY la~ ard are ycid-Dsl-d
De ~ s.v n law igf1 HENRY z. DAVIES.
iva fas-u Attorney Tor Alschins Creditor
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SCHOOLS.
DANCING.

"A. closes fof he el.llug teason SiA commences Oh
TUESDAY, Oct :. $780,. s..r.s
% Sesninr g unnecessafy 40 eutsr into aetAi.1u
- rot III de sasarfase. 81 he school Of ne o"n
qualincafi01s W0uld SINS ply stale that be teAene. -.
dances u tie present dag, sac those il 9lei
Tgesdav ADD SATURDAY 20 half past lor ladies' aL- e-.
r.u T1esdsg al fuday 81 half past i1f s-ii4el'-1
-ef-ee. taf-e month, c1rile1 entirely O. .Ae F- l-
P-..afe lessons ~ ANY sine lot ccrlpie. y --t
IN ,sstzor TIE Polka Redowa any u me neN n,--'
--.- LII L.. l -s----.- ~ -------L
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DIR. KELLINGERs IMMINENT

Ms WARRANTED TO HEAL SORES upon tho
tRIsHOrses breast back and work the collar sd
die upon u in lew days soundly, al strains.
bru caouses scratches, thrush SPAWN ngbOne.
aud splints. On their early stag--l ~ used BY
al best stable keepers the Balls Head all the
propetofs Of Newly 0rk CITY and the best horse trainers
and dealers IN the United states. IL - only about
sold AZ ~ cents a single bottle, 81
gross. II BE- obtained always genuine Of = lnEsrsoi
4 Co. 20 Pearst Of Messr- Hammer, Hays & 40 ~
Pearlst. Nj John W TOWt, Oldsip. Of WIN kelm.
ger. Bushwick Harlem Railroad Office. CITY HAL
Park and o many Of the wholesale druggists and gfOce
thr0us hout the City u kew-lofs Also NJ retail Al
sadcfs', drus aud other aud tayerns, generally
y BAT our principal depot, - Peaflst
satisfy the sceptca that this nlmcnt l. all that n so8
for No lover ~ horse will be without u,
after trial IN other cities for farther psrric1lir.
sprt Of the Times III JIneOd
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ROMAN Eye BAInAM.


From the cheerful ways u men
&ASx. Cut of, and, Tor the BOOK ol know |clse fair
A~< Presented with a. ullf ersal blank. -hfga
Diseases Of the eye AIo unqscstlonAsJ
among The most terrible Affections 10 which noftss ~
this translory world liable Those wboss EYES hs's
beel ujlrcc b. close application ~ study by hAea
attention minute object. will obtain Immediate rens
By the Of this ia OF partial ioss ssat
from 1hamm 0l. AHA, sdgsnced age, equally
beneficial ans of tota bndLss al had existed
for years have completely cured b. IN css
seeing - believing and person. sgtcrius n The msa
should remember that delay Ia diseases u The eye
always dal-erous The following coftitc 81 Oh virtues
viii b. read With Interest b. all thu afflicted 80,
NEs-i0zs sept Z, ~
NJ. HESzY JOnssON-Drar Strs IL With pleasure nat
siu lhle 90 unite my o~n testimony viii oinrfs ~ esl
uy 70 the yai1e o: your Roman Eye bsissm iof as
s1s4 eyes sad eyeds. have been troubled YIN Cos
severe irack II nlamcd eyelid, called b. ny gAJ.en
by pflal oqhfhau.le from which J have been s9rH.-
~ soout y years, during which time have heeH ".
TIE treatment Of the mot eminent 0clhss ~ ms w
have been Dis,erer. cupred and irached-hage sscs
meat Which the uo-t eminent ssi4l could sus.e' .e >.
ney cQnliud, AID the end Of tie whole matter si. -,
nearly 81 great sqheleF when they ccilae y.
Treatment. o. .asi used your Rye Baisar, ano 80.
eject AZ unce soothlE healing, recgci8g tho ippei
ton, &c My ese.lshcs which had been orcbiy en- !,
b pair q! Neekers twenty year. before c9.i.eDs
sfo" and now are nearly AT restored and we S-.S,
almost complete il hzs done for Wat the tes ~
cal xii could not effect sad ! recommend al suns.
cal gpon my slsEe. ~ J0hn.til ~Ih sse ~
many additional particulars which the limits q "a
VII pot permit. Yours, very truly. WI 4 Il.hnx
Prepared By HENRY JOHNSON, Chemist, 20 p1y ,
way cor Chambersst- sold als0 leo tst'n.s -
lei Broadway. o. A~TsAf-~
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PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
ID. II Chase. 4. N. Punc.p--
FEMALE lNsIIItIkt

THESE BOARDING SCHOOLS, distant from @acl
Il a her half mile located il Mao 'et' (. o. g 'n
of the lo.t beautiful ara refred flaces ln Ne"
Foarfer. reside 10 ti- families 1 The frnc as ano -
-,rled fg fnnences which tenl % form cnrrrc- ap
Iecfufes AID experiments ala interest i0 ine eN- p
study which contemplate thorough ana ecce-- ''
education. Lads are prepared for shy college
Tie Winter session Il the former ~ll commence nov
q. Of tie sffer Nov s. ard continue - weeks Dnr Ni
the Prime pals nay be seen 81 ii Aafkst-si 'ilei
T. and Will take charge Of pupils. - rriI'n
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MOROCCO MANDATORY.


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