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ACCOUNT BOOKS at very low prces.-we have
1a large stock Of blank books paper aud every descrp
10 which we invite he attention 81 ali who require articles
In ne we sell at low prices Printing and bind
ing at the lowest ratea FRANCIS 4 LOUTREL,
dll I'm Bookbniers staisOners. II Maiden-lans
SUSPENDERs FOR EXPORT-Three Thousand
- dozen Patent Corrugated Suspenders adapted to the
Mexican and South American well domestic trade
aud warranted IN stand unaffected by any climate For
sale by the manufacturer and owner Of the patents.
d30 HORACE II. DAY, - Coruandst
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q WATCHES, JEWELRY and Silver Ware
~ The subscribers continue 10 have for sale full
n assortment Of hne Gold and Silver Watches OF
~ the approved makers, which will be warrant.
ei correct amekeepers, and offered At the very lowest
cash prices
They constantly receiving the latest styles Of Fash
ionsbe Jewelry Of every Description including Gold Fob
and Guard chains Breastrins, EARRINGS, Fnger-rings
Bracelets, Head Ornaments, &c.
Silver spoons Forks Butter Knives and siverware gen
orally, al the manufacturers prices
BrilsnniawaIe, hne Cutlery, Fancy Goods, Ac Watches
and clocks repaired by experienced wOrkmen.
LOCKWOOD 4 SCRlBNER, 265 Pearl,
au1o cor. of Fultonst opposite United States Hole
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ADVERTISEMENTS for tho Newspapers OF all the
N Cites and prime pal towns 10 the Country are daily re-
csiyed al the Office Of " b. PALMER, the Agent ID mo
Tribune Buildings, where the papers can DO seea vi mo
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NIUFFs, MUFFS, Of every variety, made Of the hes
Nlmaterals and workmanship, fIrs put IN best oder-
Also style of chiidren's hats, with feathers. Tbs
shove articles for sae the most reasonable terms al
2l8 Bowery. nl9 2m'
COOKING STOVES Cheap Tor Cash--A good as
~ sortmeni OF Cooking Stoves from He'o and hehiy ap
proved pnfterns, be Obtained at the anuiectoy ssa
msnder Foundry, Ioi 6oefcksl between Ryinfion and
Stanton ste nli 3It'
rOAI1-Of all kinds for sale al V. d. PALMER'S Con
SOmce, No iSprce-s Tribune Buildings, IN quantities
~ suit purchasers, and warranted good article CIdcIs
promptly attended to- o2R SIM
STEAM ENGINES, MILL WORK,
HORSE MILLS AND MACHINERY u ell kinds exc
L cutcd with pfomptness and at low rates by
dls lm- HENRY WATERMAN, No. 80 Chefry.st
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S,TkAM POWER-To e, with rooms. Apply stNo
y rs Tenthsyenue, corner ofTwensy-hflh-st d@ Sm'
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NO. l05 DIVISION 81. SEW-yoRk.
TAKES ICED AND ORNAMENTED In every style.
NOrders received and puncualy attended TO- Parties
supplied with Ice Cream. Jellies Pyramids, Pound.
Sponge Lady Fingers Coooanut Drops, and all kinds OF
Confectionery. dlH I'm
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Nlono itbein 9clponot Din5u.

Monof6ein 9cponot Din5u.
ySernidtet - an alien @lieoern GER
ibloSen leben Gie MIDI; itb muB lein
Sobn rpobt nicbt Iein, ct mub e5 ia am
beitcn lriiItn>" perlegte Wono1bein per-
oricBlidb.
,,@er sum Gcufel, 1ino Sic oem Ell
9entliO z" fro9te BON 2imbur9cr. Gin
Nbiel5ucfen mar Monoitbejn6 9on3e 2(nt=
MORT.
Scr 8reibcrr BON @alb1ee, bcr unter=
oeiIen NIT icinem Sobne uno Gmilien ons
9elc9entlib 9clpro1en, uno Die ndberen
umttdnoe Sbrer SefonntItboft, 70 Man=
6e6 Don Den SerbGltniiIen oieIe5 6ouIes
erfabren bate, bemerfte isbt, tpie Dorm
uno Morio fltD cinonoer tribe onblicften,
ais molltcn ite io9en : ye6 mag NQe6 gut
9cben, fir un6 blGbt oob fein @luf."
ST perIieB feline 9ldtflitben &inoer, uno
ibritt ouf Simbur0er 5u. uMem 6err
BON 9imbur9er, jest nod Elm @6rt6cn
5u Sbnen. Mlcin Sobn io9t mir eten,
ooB {or. Dorm uno oc1e iun9e Damc--"
opoB IRitben un0 Mdusben, oaraus,
Srrjberrl. @nooen, miro nbt6 nimmt
ct ite, 9ebe ib ibm fenen @rol0en NIT"
uOei1en teoorf c6 aub nitDt, oerr D.
Sim5ur9er; ; Die iun9e 0ome 1T, tpenn iie
mein lnerbieten on3unebmen beliebt, un=
bcIbrdnfte 0errin Don 10000 Gbalern,
'pel0e Summe ib, mie Sic wii1en, su Ell
nem bel peitem ni0t 70 on9enebmen 3pef
beitimmte."
Sron5 9orn wollte oblpcDreno in bic
&eoe follen, Der 9elpeiene &dlebdnoler
aber risf: ,Stiu 9eibpie9en! &ommen
Sie nidt >pieoer NIT Sbrem lpabniinni=
gen 3ort9efubl. 6rsiberrl. @nocen oo5
onoert Die Sobc, Damn 9ebe lO melne
GinnilIi9un9, uno - uno le9e oieielbe
Summe bel, e6 1T ia neine So6ter- pob
Mlben uno WGu5ben-ib bin AUDI bon
2(oel - fam nibt 5urGtfbteben Niebt
nobr, 0err bon g8aloiee, mir uornebmen
Seute peritcben e5 ollein @obltbaten nit
2(nitono 81 erjej0en."
Worio uno 8ronS umormten oonfbar
iDren &oter uno Ianfen elnanoer iiber=
9lucflib in Die Qrme. Seoe Serwirrun9,
leoe5 MlB0eritdnonlB mar nun 9eboben'
Sece6( 0 neln Ser e9'n~ertbe SoauPfs
mann Qu9ultu5 bon Sonnenifrobt tyu8
noO unoerolent 'flnen ortI9en g(Imhn5;
ober outD o'Fler iolIte lbm entritten mtrs
cen. 0le NnFunft ot5 ptlftl0'h 1@als
wlrtb6 @ooitI9, Der boto aus ben tto3''=
tben 9eI'6tern uno aus elnl9en bon Gnlz
burger bln5u9etu9ten Morten o'n Sore
gang Der SoCbe crfubr, motDte oeier @Io=
tie Elm Gnoe, inOem CT cr5dblte, mic be-
Io9ter 0auptmonn nitbt5 anoero iei, ais
Der ftmple Srib Monolbcn, ibri9cn6 Gin
ourhtriebener @eleQ.
Nnrh NipfPr Srfl1run0 Dprlef, Erdlt=
rpin aorh1ro in, 2orn Sos 3immer unb
fh(uo Die 1bIr an bos bic Eenfter ftir.
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nocb i'm @eipr6b be0riffen.

nob i'm @clpr6b be9riffen.
u2(ber, mein 6err, Der SreunO meine6
Gobne5, Scrr 9orn, ia9te mir ootb, j
-" bemerfte bon &ololee.
,,@r bat Sic sum gtoroen 9ebolten,
Qauben Sic mir. ga fommt ct, fra9en
sic Jpn nur felbit."
&on 8atolee, psl6er Dorm ie8t be-
mcrfte, fpro6 NIT @uroe: nSie babcn
e6 9epa9t, mein 6err, MIDI we9en Der
6eirotb meins6 Sobne5 5u tanIben. IS
beoorf inoeb nur eine5 9erin9en S6orfz
nnnes, Sbrcn 8cwe99runo gu errotDen,
Sie woltten meineGntitblohe prGfen.'
vSie baben es errotben, 9ndoi9er9err,
ober eben oieie5 8elpe99 99runoe6 balber Dofs
fe ib oob Sic mir per5eiben lpcroen."
u2(l1o pdre Der 9err 8reiDerr piyflitD
on9efubrt," ootbte bon 9imbur9er, ng}o,
bdtte ct MIDI 70 betro9en, i6 lpdroc ibm
anoers mt9eIpielt boben." 9orouf mono:
te ct iiob gu 8o(Oiee: ullebri9en6, alter
6err, f6nnen Sic frob uno gutter 9in9e
fein, Sbr Sobn 9ibt ieoea Geoonfen an
piele 6eiratb ouf,"
rSm Gc9entbeil, mcin &oerr," bcmerfs
tc 8ran; ,,in oieier 3udllbt ftsbt iein
Gntibtub felienfeit, ib perIeB Jpn 70
ebcn, unO - -"
vSie, sic boten Jpn 70 eben ocrloi.
Ien?" ricf 9imbur9er eritamt {! n00rcn
Sic, Sie nebmen oa cine icblcNte Sc
wobnDeit an, 6r. Dorm, bo6 Su9en meis
ne itb. @louben sic mir, 6r. y. 9Solo=
fee, m cb, m b bat Sbr Sobn 70 ebcn
perloien, ct 9in9 poUon ais Elm SHUTTER
pon pRibt uno @eboriom. st bat nibt
nur ieoen @ebonfen an Die 0cirotb oufs
9r9eben, nein, er bat ouD uevipro0en, ME
in leinem 9eben Die @ei9e lpieoer froBen
Su wouen. Sb wiu Jpn bieber brin9en,
uno betpieien, wo6 ib iprob." 9totb
oieIen 98ortcn ibicfte itdb Der 9eaoelte
IdlefrGmer an oo6 Simmer 5u per(o1en,
uno 1britt 9rate per Sbdr 5u, aus Der
8rig @onOINein 9c9on9en mar 8ranj
0orn, Oct e6 bemerfte ricf iDm ober no6 ;
,gtiebt oortbin, 9err bon Simbur9er,
ourb iene Gbur."
yDer lust ftbon tpieosr, ct fann oo5
GG9en nicbt loiien, uno menn e6 ibm oo6
3eben foiten iollte," ricf eimbun9er, uno
IDritt ourb Die 9enannte 2bur binous.
,Sie 9louben nl0t, meln {oerr, lpe
Die Se9ebenbcitsn oe6 beuti9en So9e6
MID erltb0pft Doben," fproh Don @olo.
fee 5u Dorm.
,,llno oennocD mare e6 gut, 9ndo9er
{0err, wenn Sic flO ouf Die 3ulommen
funft nit Sbrem Sobne porbereiten mott
ten. 2(oolpb6 @ntlbluB, rud ilbtli6 Die
Icr Seirotb, itebt unwunoelbar lelt."
uOonn 1T Der Slang uno Der So(5 ber
Samilie g8ololee ouf immer oobin !" riet
oer Sreiberr ibmer6lib bewF9t. nS0crt
Dorm, Sie iber9oben mir Elm portrait
-ia9en Sic, miro fie - bic Seitbcrin
wobl ejmpi0i9en, e6 mir gu iiberloien
sic fol- oofur be9ebren mas iie mill"
uSb CLAUDE, 9ndoi9er 6err, oieie Sra.
9e in ibrem Nomen beonhporten Su f0n=
nen. Oiele5 Silo it ibr niNt fir o0t
Gb6se Der 8elt fell. Sbrer Giebe -
Sbrer &er6cibun9 ober rpuroc fie e6 ouf
opferu." Dorm iprocb bieie 8orte etlpo{
nit 9ebobenem Son, uno CAB Gmilen
Die ii6, tpie i6on bemerft, in Dem on9ren:
2pnoen Sobinette befanO. ourcb bic Wlo6
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9oatfemSc 9Smaeaaaeer I'D.
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Sabre. 8, eause Staarn. 3s5.

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Qbt @eIhnilter moren am lseten
@eibnabtsfefte lei einem Moble in cer
Staot Neu 9lorf periammclt, beren eez
Iommte6 otter SID Sabre betru9; lie
lparen olIo ourblbnIttlib iebe pierunos
Ieb;i9 Sabre ait,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-08

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NJ ~ BROADWAY, -
COMPOUND SYRUP OF sARSAPAkILLAl

:. -
rStHis COMPOUND 10 wsrfa1ted NOT mi-ho' :, -,
4 pr-oararior u Ine Ssrssosrilla now IL tsot
xhstsg-r nan- msy have b-en offered 70 " -
Esrn iuyr-s. l@nt nas bees carefully seire<u W
mi .uch % were perfectly pare ADD vel ,,.t ear
IN. following diseases sfe among shS W. cr'Sas
.s,-ssaT s.c head ali syphiiue i-in. efy'spS'es
Cd eorrodes ana obstinate assr. .e nd a.es md =.
sseh - r,sro IN use Of mercury lc1>ed all I'M.
's - tss bloo1 msy be ether wholly OF g.fisiy 70
moved by The u his mssiozDr An"''V"'"e SUI -
gerstive syrup a, a., man.
II il o-ng .omiS.by adapted 70 nc i-roya Of 'nos- az
- Inch from fr-qgeaI change Of climate, tney are
A. li.bs cCruAft
Prspsr 81 by DocL {. JOHNS aud fo sale a. ho shove
No by ne single dozen bottles Price ~ cents per an
sle bottle, with directions
NB Also constantly 90 hand and for sac, Who'll OF
retai complies assortment Of BOlaaic medicines, bon
crude and compound. Physicians supplied % ne mos
ue.r.l tssm, sul2 ThthSD
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NEWBORN ELECTION.

GEoRGIA SENATOR.-We are gratiiied to learn
By letter from Miedge-ile 70 the Augusta Chronicle
thai the WIKI member Of the Legislature held meet
pg the III inst for the puepose Of adopting measures
70 secure the concentration Of their vote IL the ap
preaching election q the Uuitsd States Senator With
iha most catering results hesHs B-rren, Crawford;
Dougheriy aud Dawson whose friends hsve placed
them the attitude Of competitors for The Office were
invited 10 attend the meeting and esch Of them did 30,
and In addressed IT, giving their cordial and IN
qualified assent 10 abide - the decision OF their party
and each expressing hi. surpse iet such should
ever have been doubted. The scene - said 20 have
b. u impressive and highly interesting
The meeting resulted most hrnoniousy' snd a.
journed 70 meet sgsn on the evening OF the llth IN
order to make q nomination Richm1nd Wig.
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sARsAPARILLA SYRUP,

FOs s.as the BLOOD
a-nn WILL BIZ GIVEN fhis syrup 10 sos superior
,SDUU 10 any sO.d. Put up IN quart botiss Phcs Sli
-uts each rbs The cheapest and ~ TAR me Des' So
n or kinss Evil rn-unssm eutsneous erupHons biss
chronic eyes, scsld mead, Stubborn ulcers yph'
otoms and diseases arising from sn Injurious use OF
ul-rcury. dropsy, exposure or impfucence IA his
" g. Persons shng TO pUfchsse 81 mo sslion OF Ds
rel can he supoied on tho Reasonable lrfms rt.'
elp.l OeDot fS5 8fosdwsy. snR '"'D@"
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altogether voluntary twas repiied 10 him, that II. 10
fact the convert wa voluntary the Russian Govern
ment bad nothing 10 appreheDd from the concession that
WA demanded but n on the contrary the conversion
of the Catholics 10 toe Greek Church was forced there
copld he no question Of concOrds before the conces
,ion demanded va. fully consented TO- II |. at ths
point that tho negotiations stopped"
Holland.
Tho King Of Holland has accorded great privileges 10
The Yacht Club Of the Netherlands IL Is 10 be allowed
M po,ssss particular dag (Which IL be Ia. same AZ
that of the STATE. with notifications of which the
principal be blue ground earog crown 10 the
,nsted In all the pors of the kngforn No those Of the
Royal Navy they TO bo exempt from the pay mt
Of port dues; and when they shsl not employ p O,s
they also 10 10 exempted from the coaiung pilot
dues.
Austria.
The last number Of the Nartpbnr1 CCrrespoVdeHi
states that change of Ministry expected Vienna
Vienna letter Of the 18th states that the Archduches
Maria Louisa had fixed her departure for Parma for the
2th and tbs, arrangement, had been msde for the rapid
conveyance Of Austrian troops 10 the duchy in the event
Of any disturbance.
The Count de Meden the Austrian Ambassador TO the
Ponihcsl Court who had gone 10 Vienna for The pur
pose. IL was said Of forming the negotiations between
the Pope and the Emperor hiss returned 10 bs post II
reported Ia Vienna that the negOtaiiOna had not
been advanced By his presence.
We learn from Vienna that the Marquis de Ricci the
Sandman Minister at tn Court Of Austria has left for
London, charged 4, Ia ssid with important mission
relative 70 the of affairs In the territories Of the
King Of the Two Scllies
The Journal de Frankfort formally conradlcs, on the
authority Of letter from Venua, the statement In the
Augsburg Gasene Of person having died In Vienna OF
Asatic cholera.
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SCHOOLS.

LRENCH CLASSES, b. Pref J. EDWARDS.
Il VI every Monday. THURSDAY and = day evsnins a.
81 McD0gEA-st Professor Edwards l. AusfiFe OF rAs,
and teacher Prof Tsppan school and By permission,
refers % the following gentlemen. many q whom have
been M. pupils J. ?. FORESTER, VI d. T. Hubbard,
d, VI. Pond, A W Gahaldani L. q. Forman; W
Ames Esqa, Prof Henry Tsppan, d. Rev. d W ate
house, Rev. c. Il. Reid, Sc xc. Prof Edward, 80 81
tend q the houses u pupils requested class Tor
Jouns ladies 3 orEsnzinG Apply personally o. ~
letter, a. - McB0uEsl-st o. N
CRE>CH LkNGUAGR-Msnes Orsl system
Il Madame DURAND daughter o. the late Jean Msnescs-
informs 40 and gentlemen that she now Organizing
her classes for the aides morning lss forming
Residence 50 WAker-st % lmlstp.
lJARsH's CLASSICAL and Commercial Aesde-
vi ny iG Henry-st. Brooklyn, will Be reopened on
Monday August So for the instruction Of young gentlemen
In every branch Of education Necessary % ~ them % enter
COLLEGE or counting -house Terms from co 70 sl5 per
quarter For circulars containing references Aad other par
tcuaFs sppy a. the oace Of this paper o. AZ y NOV
o. Brooklyn. aus
DANCING.
4 DODWORTH. rs Broome-st near Brcsdway-Ihs
~. classes fer the ensuing se.son viii commence on
Tuesday, Oct. 5
\ ID. deeming Il unnecessary 70 enter into ietAieo
ace mt OF the ADVANTAGES OF his school, OF hs own
qualifications would simply state that he teaches al the
dances Of the present day and those In proper manner
Tuesiay and Saturday hapsst FOR ladies ana child
rsn Tuesday aud Friday a. hslf-ps for gentlemen
soirees "a ice month, confined entirely % me papis
Private lessons any time not occupied ~ the classes
la watzing the Polka, Redows any Of the new ianess
Academies or families attended sIfonl'tp
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

1ssrut,r,os OF Ma BEEcHLs--hev Henry
W. Beechrr was installed on Thursday As P'''O' d .o'
Plymouth Church. in Brooklyn IN me pa',oNS -
large congregation including numoef OF '''""s
clergy men from abroad The sermon was P'e.~. 60,
Rev T. Beecher Of Boston, VINO 'ooA n' 90 -
It,, "a n and Matthew 2s Is and L. The discourse
wac mainly OF doc,rins ehsrs''er ne ''soa
f.ro~,b.o VA. sivsr By Rev Dr. BusaDen Of Hartford
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II There is to be great gathering at Leb..

~ There IS TO be great gathering at Lebs
non n Wednesday. on the opening Of toe North
Railroad Mr. webiter i.expect-c u be present
and other distinguished geutemen Of Massachusetts
while from Vermont and ewHsmPshire thousands
will undoubtedly cousregAie there. Lebanon 10 on ire
Connecticut River which separates Vermont and New.
Hsmpshfe
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- Tur uEsT LOT OF SINGING BIRDs

n TuE BEST LOT OF SINGING BieDS
ID aver Imported now landing from the ship May
.ZpAhower, from Antwerp ,,.,.
6rd. imported possessing all the moot desirable notes
sneh a. he nj shtnxsie bell. meaqus, roll w"srouo-
bic aud TyrOlienne notes 49,,
81 long breed Csnares from france and Belgium, ws'
rantcd pure breed -
2whistling .tsflinss which sing perfect tunes
pair golden pheasants
All The above are in fne condition and will be sold az
,adsrst. prices They we're selected by the importer
In Germany France and Belgium espceey oi 'nis M,
"s aS "a I,t. es'"''" ''''" CHARLES REIcHE
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FL. LETTERS AsD NEWSPAPERS L.tt
aHEtN FOR FOREIGN PORTS. 1tN

" Letter bags are open at the once N
Of The New-York Tribune fOf all Foreign foIis ahu 81
letters and newspapers deposited In this ohcs w always
ha forwarded bv the very earliest vessels TINS depart
uent i. under the special supervision Of j. b. hOW Eh
Esq well known fof many years As me e1peienesa snu
efficient Superintendent OF the r9telsn Le''i ''F~
me ut Of the New-York City Post once.
~ Letters and Newspapers Will be reeeiVsd ~
the IN Ship Letter Office Of the New YORK Tribune
for The pscketship BURGUNDY, Capt Baxter, "heh
sails for H.vre the 18th Of Nov $50.
Also will recsiyed At the same place LetteI ano
Newspapers for the packet-shiP NELLlNGION' Oapt-
Cbadsliek which sails FOR London on the 10th Nov
Ilso will be received At the place, Lsttefs and
Nev,pspers FOR the packetship kIDELIA. Capt fsa0n
uhrh .ails for Liverpool. on the 10th Nov.
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ruoWPsON,s PREMIUM TRUSS,

L-rc< Improved BY J. K Benjaminl Is BeetmshV
Ms universally approved Of BY the Medes
~&Faculty and all who use them, a. inc pressure
can be graduated from one 10 fifty pcunds on
the rupture without back pad, which does % mucn my
~ 70 he spine causing weakness and pain 10 me pee
nd .de. .nd often ornament spinal dsssss BIZ days
sysn and II not perfectly sztisfsctory money TO-
tara.d Also the most approved Shoulder Braces sno
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No fluid or medicine has been discovered wnlcn "
nearly resembles the gastric juice or saliva m aecompO
nr food and the organs Of digestion as ths
preparation Of s.Tsspars IL posufeJ euiessFeJ 0as'
~ dvspepsia however severe or chronic . - 49,.
BANk DEPARTMENT, ALBAsr MAY ~, lsf'.
DR TowssESD-Sw. have been sticed ioi sever.
vsar. with dyspepsia in is worst tormi atenced WI"
sonrnss Of stomach loss Of appetite extreme hssfpufn
and A xreat aversion all kinds Of food and iof ~ses
MA aould sstl 1 have been ansble 70 fstAn pat
small uostion on my stomach tined the usual tsmedies
ami ,hsy mad bat little or effect Ia removing tho cou
plsat | was induced, about Two montns shee, Dsy
YOUR Extract Of sarssparlls and must say WIN 1le'o
yonsdencs but after usiag nearly bottles found ny
appetfe restored and the heartburn entirely
saa would earnestly recommend the ase OF X % shose
xbo h.ye besa afflicted a. have been Yours, he.
WIZ "s'' ~ w w VAN ZASDT.
NB Purchase none bat such /. have ~faPPsn tnat
hid. he bottle and have the written Signature
OF ). p. TOWNSEND. ,.,,. A. vp.s
Pnnciosl Once n Fulton-st sun building y heo
dinx& 60 stste-st. Boston Dyott sons ~ NOIlh
Ssrondst Philadelphia ) Hancs, druggist, bainnoie
DuroI Co Richmond P. NJ Cohen, Charleston W sn'
4 Co i5l Charrssst New Orleans; 100 south reAis-
Albany Van Buskirk ~ cor VI MaEse and bfoan So
New.Ss n J. and BY principal Drussss Ana nsIensh's
x.n.rsy throughout the United states West indies s9a
the Csnadss. ~
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To THE LADIES.

DR. Townsends Sarsapsrlls IS tayOrte OF the Ladies
n re.y.s them Of great amount Of suffering and sses
,bsm fine compile xoa. and buoyast spirits Mrs Parker
Kind IN sent us the following. - 49,
' souTH BROokLrS, Aug II, 1871
pR TowSsESD-Sr II gives me pleasure " testify %
,bs beneficial Effects have experienced from the use OF
, ss-..narilla Nv system very much reduced by
ysryousne.s aud general debility and with variety Of e
male com plants resd Jour advertisement ana was ~
b,ttsr .tae of health had enjoyed or several year,
previous 70 taking and do most eheeriny recomIena
r 80 valuable medicine 10 al who are afflicted A. have
been' MRS PARKER Bstc-st. south Brooklyn.
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INVENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS table and tea spoons,
@ 49, b.ncjes Halls patent. for sale 70 the trade
a. he Ts.nut.etur.r's prices a. BuTllnssllP. b.
nDiw LUCIUs HART, late 6ssrtnan Hart