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A MIsuSpEKsrANpING.--W heard the follow ins conv rsston the other day. between citizen aad his eoaalfy friend:
 "fhsTe' said ihe citizen, pointing 10 one Of our district school edihces, ''is the place where they teach the young idea how to shoot
 allow b siloot'' exclaimed the eonntFymzn, m much astoaisbmeni; ''l heard of such a school as tAa4. Ba, there's no accounting for your city improvements. i'll tell you thing. thoagh -i viii just be, five dollars, that can beat ibe m0stsr either sixty yssds, with aTes of forty ards oil hand
 The bet WAS no, ta.en
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The Independent Trensnrr.

We have but word to say in reference to thls Go, O,erament measure. once the terror oi the Wings and then allies, the Banks II has heeh iu opera tion now a year. and has proved all. and nore than all. that was pTedicted of Il.
 J. was, according to Whig predictions heh ever false--,o destroy al! oar Banks by drags- ing tleit specie The Banks, on the caitrsry. nrY- CT had so much specie hand since il has been in operation. l; was To create trouble to the ner- chants, aud the Assistant Treasurer would be un- able to count the gold received. On the contra ry. has created trouble; aud there has been re. ceiyed al tine Custom House tiro hundred fsou- sEHd doiiars m ddy; and for three weeks. near ly million week has been received by the As sistaHt Treasurer at the Custom House. counted in and again paid ont, with less inconvenience by far tha0the saine amount ln bank notes coald have been
 Domestic exchanges were never so regular anI Foreign exchanges have been in our favor ever s,nee the Independent Treasury went into opera tioa We no longer hear of ups and downs in the money market; ot expansion to-day, restrictions io. morrow. Iae Banks. Go longer having Govern- ment money to speculdsA with, their business Is kept with their means ahSS everything goes snug and smooth. With the great iaAux of specie from abroad together with the large apaouht received by Government for duties, had the baaks control of ths vast sum, We should have seen al this time a fac wilder spifit of speculation thonghouf$he coun- try than has vet ever been witnessed ThayAs to the Sab- Treasury, all this is prevented, 10 psns- peIy oi the country suncheked- all the gI eat intel, ests of the coaDtry Commerce, Agriculture, Man uftctures, &e., were never aourisbing; and prosperity and happiness abounds throughout the hud.
 Such Is the monster Sab, Treasury N. | Globe
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Who Is OLpi--A wise man will never ruSt on, As ous as he can move aad breathe, he will be do ing something for himself his neishbors lor pos teflty. Almost 10 the last hour Of hls life Wash ingtoR was al work. Sc were Franklin and Young anu lloAa arl aud Newton. The vigor of thsir lives never ecayet. No rust maTreG their spirits. II is a foolish Iies to suppose We must lie down and aie because We are oId. Who is old Not the man of energy; no inc day lsboTer m scIenee. art or be- nevoienee; but he only who suffers hs ensrgies to waste away, aud the sprIngs of l+ie 10 become mo- tionless, whose hands the hours drag heavily and to whom all things wear the gaFh of gloom Look at that old man. Father Srwait. now ID hts eighth year, who ssiravel'ins about State, and preaching from Sabbath 10 Sabbath. He has he life and energy oi young man-and for saght we kGow, may yst live To do the work and accomplish the iabors oi haii dozen puBy siekiy, seatmeo oiaI youihs-.he afraid of the fsln drops, the dews of Heaven. and the grateful shower bath,
 Is he old! should no! be tbe qnestiea put; but is he active ;-san he breathe freely and m3se witi, agility? There scores of grey a..e.: aaea we should prefer, in any important enterprise 10 these young gentlemen sbo fear and trembe at approach. ing shadows. and taIa pale at a lion la thelI path at harsh word or frown.
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eT5 The exci,elaont in favos of Gen raylor seems tO be growing eooi ID the East, and .naeeA iu the South also Nobi.e Ifsxah
 This is a fact which ,he,Inost unobseryant cannot tail 10 perceiveit IS evident, not to go beyond our 0.n ely. With tbe Buctini Il i<--
 "Oh. no, We never meusaon kia,
 Hts hEme is never heard.~ The National scarcely now ever ebsanis 1ayier stsse. II t eyer does, II is sase to end Mith---
 60 clear the sssy for HIny Ciay% And the Sau'beFneT has treated the Hero of> Psio Alto, Rsssses del ia Palma. Monterey and R,Isas Vista with worse than eniness and negiec, II sb> solasly hoids hln up to derisien, by placing K J. Walker over his head, What position the rsos srarre'v ahoye the eagle The sa1goSi vt false friends neeling Is saa.oes eyeaIng shsd ows--as hekie as the saIsles of eoqaette - Deha
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Rcmemher This.

Honor thy parents 10 proloag sbias ead.
 With them, though fof truth, do 10. contend. 1hoagh all saoiid truth defend do thou lose raihe The truth awhile. than lose their love tor ever Whoever makes his fsthtt 3 heart to kisso.
 Shall have child thai wN revenge the deed. RANDoLPH-
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Partridge ROOts!,

|ltV rhs: J, pARTRtpoE's celebrated water. tos al. proof and plain calf boots, made for-and
 ABrh VIM. P. OFFICER
 aOshs coa! aese boots will wear from six to twelve ''''' ei--tf.
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The C'urreucy--,,artios.

A history of the party warfare tsays the Roches- ter Advcrtiser) which was caused by the currency qnesiioa, ia It's various phases, through series of ye1rs subsequent to the election af Gen. Jackson
 would furnish one of the most important and iH- structiSc chapters in the history of American par tisan politics. There q time when, by the persevering and spacious nirepr-ss nttions of the %hig press the great msss of uniformed electors in that party honestly believed that the non- renewal of the '. .. Bonk charter would involve the certain destruction of the great manufacturing and agri- cuitursi inisyests of thecountry Reason indicaied
 aud expericfis has proved. that far from being help to thoss irfssrests the bauk was in reality a mighty pbstrie tss sstheiT prosperity. And leniiag whig press, the other day, declared that seren
 egAahs of the whig party opposed to the recon structien ot United Stafes Bank. The fae.s con. nected with the currency question alone, are suiii
 eien 10 admonish the people of at paries of the necessity ef Investigating these great measures fer themselves To suppose ''reforfn% necessary be- cause il k advocated by party; to suppose it is Rof necessary because i is mol adyocaisI Is for the mas of inc people to allow themselS>s 10 ;se made tho sport of trading politicians the tools of the merestN tiemagogueism. Will not the peopie look 10 these Chiugs l-i)esa. \
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-04

CONUNDRUMs. Why would Jupiter, cooking celebrated Satyr, be like domestic utens Because he'd by sfgng-psn
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-04

Why was the deeease of Queea EiazaberA Eae the psymsni of wszerf
 Because dsssh received hi. Bet vhsa she lest her crown.
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The St. Loais RspaAs1ah states thst shsilepss passed bc,wsea Col. Masan. of tbe Draxsoas. and Col. Fremont, lb CsiiiosniA, but tbs dasi ~As checked by GeH. kesI8ey.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-04

CHARGg TO NAPLss.-Robert Tyler. Esq. sor of the Ex President. s spoken of as likely to sue cead Major Polk at the court of Naples.
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We clip the following latesestiag scraps from The Eufopean correspondence of the Boston At las
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HIS MARCH OF $500 MILES,


An arrival at New Orleans on tho Oh ,n, g. A.
Brazos, confirms the Of Doniphans arrival a. p,
ras, after march Of fifteen hundred miles with .ho,
one thousand men and l6 pieces Of artillery
Col. Mitchell, with the advance Of Doniphans oo,o-
mand including picked party, expected at Buen.
Vista on the 10th.
In passing through Durango they took possession of
small fort one Captain, 81 prvates and forty stand
Of arms. The Captain and his were released on
parole, and Col Doniphsn was to furnish them with
to defend themselves against the Camsnches At
Massey he found one hundred and twenty-hv muskss
and 50 lances. The troops fed ON his approach.
Gen Cushing has received orders to join Gen Taylor
Immediately at Monterey with the Massachusetts, regi-
ment Cen Cadwallader has ordered election to All
the vacant colonecy occasoned by Gen Cushngs pro-
motion.
Three men Of the Massachusetts, Regiment recently
deserted, and were all murdered by the Camsnches.-
Cen Taylor has determined to employ the new Texan
battalion.
letter from San Luis Potosi says the hospital there
Is crowded with Mexican soldiers, who are dying by
scores OF starvation and neglect Even the citizens
suffering for want Of the common necessares Of life
The enemy has evacuated San Luis The troops have
all left.
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April si6240 H. The exports to domestic ports have
been large particularly 10 Norfolk for which place shp
ments made to Europe
The aggregate expectation of breadstuns from the
United states from the LIST Of September, ls46to the
LIST May, ls47, equal to thrtytwo millions Of
bushels of wheat and corn Of which than onehah
was wheat This nearly double the quantity exported
In the year ending June &c. 1896 and the proceeds Of
the shipments for the eight months ending May l. ls47
were about qusdrupe those for the shipments for the
year ending 80 1886 The receipts Of produce from
the interior the LIST Of May last have been immense
which, with the previous receipts have been entirely
from crop and the supply stl remaining in the
of the producers appears to be nexhausbs Our
most extravagant antcipatons relative to the surplus
products of the Union have been than realized
and we have abandoned all calculations and ali esti-
mates feeling satisfied that have over abundance
to meet any demand at home from abroad, until the
nextharvest After that time all fears msgivurs will
disappear, and prices Of breadstufs provisions of
every description, WILL in all human probability be ss
low has been known for years In the event Of the
crops of Europe being average, the demand
brcaistus will be much reduced and prices experience
a corresponding reduction. As the season advances
beef pork butter cheese in fact everything, will
down. and in few weeks, shall have very little
plant about the high price Of food.
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TEIEGRAPHHIC.
Markets.

BALTIMORE, juno 9--P NJ.
Our market for -four having receded some in prices
there little moro doing, and sales of 500 bbls,
Howard street, made at 50 90. Corn continued
steady, and report sales Of about 10000 bushels
white and yeowsold at is cents for the latter and
100 for the former. Meal somewhat less Arm, and
1000 barrels sold at So co. Rye firm at 1904
1907 cents. Our provision market continues frm-new
mess pork is held at SIT prime at $la so and prime
mess beef sells at Si4 cash Lard In small lots, se4 at
10 cents in kegs, and 9l in barrels. Stocks firm
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CITY AmusEm Ss~s.

1pkR TH t5HN . Dif Of 4: TAsAN
r Sssss and have eom%s"esd Twelve
ss .ss &
ofsdane Sig Bsani; sisnola T. hainsii;
g. g. may S.. ;seGse Box Once
powrnYM HsE szHTfSEASws RsS@sE op.,oH
). sss Ss Tragedy Of sH6R
sh9s s Which, %% sc a Xxi w MAsGs'aSraERo
De Bar sss n SETON Tape
Nj bo De- Bar; sally M. ssst..s
Doors open s feS Peri s con meme a7
Hf EFHorl 2Nct aF4as sAE2RRRsN
q Vocal and 0R Mue coa..tnx Of soss Solo,.
Chaun Gees, Dances &c. peculiar to the South
The Band SOmpo;sd Of the following Ale
Banjo Bryant Castanett W. Donaldson Tanborne James
| Tickets admitting Gentleman and Ladies, Is cents
Concert TO commence at O'clock. je6
| A siE Joan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS both Ar
THf G'5 iFf ySaspiy4s9n KnssnDnok
Ths talented and popular Band
% Has
ruSnRXS sSf sSSS SIss SSSS$$isrr
Admission ~ -ents. jel re
HBHFR5S q Moad.y ASP J aST.n
" GoS ss % s.s = s;. tn. hon.
exhibiting '' sii i II; his
EyANEsCENT DiORAMIC VIEWS
Originally Ss Gs ga%'f S the celebrated
Of xcReetars H.Cricai and Marine effect
the most perfect linens of science and exhb
ed and which have been the wonder OF all the principal
Of Europe.
In addition to which
| THE OXY-HYDROGEN MICROSCOPE
with magnifying power of several
| MILLIONS OF TIMES,
| 81 The fiaest needle seems a weaver's beam,
| And Queen Mabs carriage an antomic team,
Would like the monstrous car of JugRenaSt appear.
To conclude with
! THE CHROMATKOPE,
whose rich and varied coors and fantastic eyouons have
deIlng ecstaces of the young
The whole exhibition will be accompanied by vocal and il
strumental music
| Performances commence o'clock. Doors open at hall
past7
| Admission accents. Reserved seats so cents.
| ji0l1 IL Hssr
| BROADWAY THEATRE.-Ths establishment, nov
~ erecting Broadway, will be opened for Dramatic pur
solely, about the first Of September under thu
manage of g. H. BARRETT. Persons Of acknow
talent wishing situations for the season. will please address
him (prepaid) at 100 Leonard street.
| m3O tire A. MANN. sole Proprietor
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to know the difference between the medicine which worthy
and the medicine which is worthy, inquire the
beaeits to be obtained from Brandeths Pills In United
states there over TWO MILLIONS who have used them,
you need not far 10 ascertain their character Inquire
N Choc, and in inflammation Of the bowels these Pills
once relieye and in their according
the health of the patient.
In diseases arising from the Of mercury from any
cause vtation from bad blood otherwise their win
produce the most happy results In all attacks OF
ryspeas Salt Rhenm and in Of chronic
Coseness the of the Brandeth Pills will be productive
Of Infinite sevicesometmes occasioning great change
Tor the better cause great thankfulness
In all of Indigestion Worms Asthma Diseases of the
Heart and in all affections Of the Stomach and Bowels the
Brsndreth Pills will be found neyerailing remedy.
To insure the full benefit of these celebrated Pills. they
should be kept in the house. that the first
ent sickness they be resored One dose
then better than dozen after the disease has become esab
lishsd in the system.
The Bandre'h Pills purely vegetable, and innocent
that the infant Of month old may them il medicine
CURED not only with safety but with certainty
all The eft medicine capable ofimpaing Females
IN all the functions Of life
Be careful of counterfeit Pills All persons should be care
fu to purchase at Dr. Brandreths Office Of the regular
appointed agents They would thus themselves the
genuine article: otherwise they counterfeit ne
one has recently been offerd in this city.
BRANDRETH PILLS sold at Is cents per box with
full dnectons Dr. Brandreth Principal Office 24 Broad
way Also. at ga Bowery; 2 Hudson st. N VI Mrs Booth
Market street Rrooklyn Atlantic Street. South Brookyn
James Wilson, Jersey city AZ
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New ORLEANS, June 2-P.

New ORLEANS, June 2-P. M.
The market for cotton continues heavy and saes for
foreign export light Flour continues steady, and sales
Of 5000 bbs Ohio aud Illinois made at 80 SIX to
~ iaH Wheat continues In fair demand, aud sales Of
5000 sacks were msds consisting chiefly OF wesera red
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PHILADELPHIA, June o, l847

PHILADELPHIA, June Q, l847.
Lieut.. Mahen, Of the Virginia regiment who was
killed at China Mexico, In duel, the of Fran
els Mahen, publisher Of fashions, Philadelphia He
leaves young widow and two infants
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ADJUSTMENTS ELsEwHERE.

w ALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
~ " Las, night but two Of the vIENNOlsE CHILDREN.
lar PAS DE BERGES. by 30 Danseuses Yiennoises
After which, THE HAPPIEST DAY OF MY LIFE.
Viennoises.
Afer which the VALET DE SHAM.
To conclude with the Grand POT POURI~composed OF
different National Characteristic Dances, and Grand
Finale of 40 Danseuses Viennoises.
Tomorrow the benefit and last appearance but OF the
Danseuses Vennoises this season.
Performance commence at 8 o'clock precisely.
r \ n IL
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Cotton continues dull and sales to-day were light
Our -four market became settled to-day and to-
wards the afternoon became rmer and note sales OF
about 1000 barrels chiefly Geneses at SO. Corn was dull
and no sales made worth reporting Good sound north
ern yellow we quote at 81 40. Rye dull, and but
little doing. Provisions continued firm with moderate
sales Freights were steady and stocks firm.
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AUVriuN NOTICES.
- J, W. BROWN. A.e,io...,,

CABINET FURNiTUREN &c nsSt9 W n,o vii, .s,,
Bro.dm. gay Thursday JSae loh o. o'clock No. Id2
las mahogany aud other chairs French bedsteads
cara ana center tables, wadrobes dressing plain
Vmas dvans qusette tables rocking wing chairs
h1lr palliasses patent folding bedseads &c
oe plated casors, candlestcks. coffee
glassware, Ne sc Sc '-' ." ie "a Ism
A CSTlON rlCE-FURNiTURE SALE al the
ss1 at 10 O'clock MWi be sold premises at the
M9un.ain PAVILION Weehawken Friday ih inst all the
pace OF NE iuiture OF said horse comprising
o. earsa hair double messrs fifty single do 200 eathe
otheTbedsteads lamps chandeliers, &C. &c.
Also one OF pierces patent Roasers capable Of roasting
Also, most perfect and excellent 10 Pin Alley. with ball
and pms complete nearly new, cost $50
Also. large Refrigerator excellent order suitable for
hotel.
floors. Vs. Wv
Everything IN excellent order. Sale positive
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Photographic Cor. Of Philadelphia Bulletin1

NV ORLEANs, June ,.
The Cotton market is quiet and quotations stu low
The market for sugar is steady In rate with small sales
Sales 5000 bbls four at 50 s7T for Ohio and illinois,
Provisions without change. Mess pork 1871 prime
beef lix Sales prime red wheat at ST. 20-whte at
last quotations Salas 900 bushels prime yellow corn
at 70 to SOC; with q continued active inquiry.
FREpERIcKsBURG, June 9.
The following deaths in the Pennsylvania regiment
Wingert, Schaefer, Schlinkert
and Morrison. They died at Jalapa.
The volunteers under the requisition, are fast
arriving at and departing from New Orleans for Vera
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and white At 81 10 CornThe sales amounted to so,-
600 bushels, chiefly Western sound yellow, at 10 a7oc
In provisions there change in prices Whskey
we quote at % 241zc. Freghts-Cotton to Liverpool
was engaged at s-l6c
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HAMILToN HOUSE, at Fort Hamilton near the Mar
a the s:s.Ioa "
10 Ea crP fsyf leaves pier No. North
~ and NJ The public may i' rely ON the
Fonr HAMILTON June 9Th, is7 1'AA' A. M isioaiI.le
aeTE SET S,sIS:I SEW
&: 4ssss ' Il. sss
sna S tho as Ths ss
Nsw YSa by and and h..
experience and unemtted attention his guests
The open Tor the reception of boaders per-
and WI" Pc fHsnF Ss
fully informed Ihai d, establishment! having been tho
Congress Hail will 200 there are
Y teafG
s Of a" sS al Ss %
Asde%y PARKS front the most plea
'S 9fsiSs sS eot
late b Of The raTss. hCass New Bedford
and hope by the strictrst the and
o"ass they Rave heretofore scsvsS bs friends and
the g. Travelling ,s,II public LANDoN MITCHELL.
A YOUNG MAN wants situation as Gardener, who un.
"A destsnds his business all its branches give
Broadway je9 SER
wh ten walk Of the l. an prSa's bs sR syy
Nj, Wmlows church First boat from the Island
IS Water Henry Seaman s2I Broadway. jes i.rc
RoARD IN THE COUNTRY WANTED-Fora family
viii psese ADDRESS Bow ss Pos, I oss 81 t
BE-
Som: Sy employ e!
IL will be
go 70 obtain e .o good fitting out Apply FRESCHs
g. up g s.s
as SSoRE s sSs s,S ys.
S SsysSs will be thankfully FSls
Eye =, AND h, EAR.Dr. PoWELL oculi.t, Aur.t &C.,
Powell published popular es.e the Eye with
fSS's
and Burgess s g, Be- r P pc hsa
Wel: aud Of bookseller. centrally D 90 ie ST 1,.m
~ I0
by mutual consent. JAMES Mccoy,
N BThe business will be hereafter conducted by James
Mccoy who is authorized settle ali jes atsrc
q B,CLARKE TAILOR, ZIG William street, opposite
that the conceive Of Sa. is not violation Of
safd GssSsm
a vii s so o s o% Pant; and ~. ys' good
sold q :: MAXI ees.
oil cloths,
vestIngs nc nc je6 7tissm
&k00 CHALLENGE.-Nouce to gentlemen who want
WOOV their old clothes look like new, call the
lail9T%g Dysins Cleaning and Repairing Es,bshmsnt
will be punctually attended to the shortest notice, and
the most reasonable terms by B. NOAH, IT Gold street
N B-The highest price given for gentlemens left of
wearing apparel my25 30t use
l55. CARPETlNG. 1855
100, 900 yard, Of Brussels Three Fly and Ingram
10000 yards of Oil Cloth and Mating.
1000 Window Shades. Rpg' Mats, Table Cover. and
WIN. McGRORTY. 1856 Chatham street
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6& M u Il, u, !llI

Plesssntye. New Castle Bedford: Whihckville:
8I3 M. AM. 7 81 A NJ IS A M
5I3PM. PM. t3l M tDPM
Croon Falls.
u 30 M
40 NJ.
The trains and from Croton Falls vii stop New
York Island Broome street and 32d street
will precede each ain Einute to take passengers in
the city
The morning train cars from Croton Falls will stop
between White Plains and New York, except Tuekahoe
Williams Bridge, aud For dham.
Extra trains Sundays Harlem and Morrisians If fine
weather.
Stages for Mahopac and Dsnbury leave Croton Falls on
arrival Of the o'clock A. M and NJ trans and for Paw
ngs arrival of the o'clock A. NJ. train.
FARE FROM NEW YORK:
~ yu,,'on shis ~ W.
10 ~ nuuc.vuie ............... Btt
10 Hswcasue -. .......... -,
To White Plains =. -. '..'' H
Freghrtrains leave City Hall at il M aud az Il RI NJ
Returning leave Croton Falls at A. M. and Pm
AZ FOR QpEBEC-.T sail with dsspaeh,s frat
j. hfoMUHRAY,
hM ~ South street cor Of Pine street,
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lf.e chairs took IN the whole back and people comfora
pere was time when doors remained unbolted all night
ana people slept easy-there time when mcteor-ke
lanes threw forth heahfu warmth from large old fashioned
epsces ana fragrant herbs smmerng In pots threw out
s rs delightful odo when mysterious blue and green m.
, nts-when improvement" patented by ambition was
unown and hearhston.s received the heat that Is now
ms Then bright labelled cksr thing TO be Spr.
sure remsdy made for Coughs, Colds Inuenzas Sore
inoats toarseness Whooping Coughs, all ailments OF the
hroat and uogs good-it good, and the
ingredients Of that remedyis
m MRS JERVIS'S COLD CANDY,
has yet clingng the homemade yarn hbres OF Its
10. Sold by MRS JERvIs, No. $40 BROADWAY, cor
ner of White street.
Reconsideration Co 10 Astor House, ITO and 856 Broad
of Streets Blacke 1854 Bowery;
Bunton 10 Sixth avenue; Brigham II and 100 Mel
ana Division Guon Of Bowery and Grand ST. Mrs
Hsyyes s9 Fulton and Atlantic ST. Brooklyn; L. r. T.
Williams, Broad ST. Newark
Each package is invariably signed MRS W. JERVIs.
Tut up in packages of Is, 2s., Is, and 81 each.
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Every Mothers B00k-The great interest
manifested by married ladies in the subject treated of this
not allowed state detail the character Of the work but he
can assure his female readers that universally approved Of
by those for whose benefit il is designed.
sale at 222 Broadway under the American Museum and
phia. - '
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES really ufe Iko pIO-
lures executed at the Pumbe National Gallery
on TIE upper corner Of Broadway and Murray reflects the
highest credit upon the proprietor An examination Of the
specimens exhibited tbs celebrated Gallery highly
teiesting. both az works Of general interest
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Died,
AT Port Chester, N " on Thursday the 3rd instant,
after long and painful illness Of cancer MARIA SMITH,
consort of Rev. Edwin Smith, in the 4sth year Of her
age.