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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-19

GHERiFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF. two wris
- of alias fl. ia, issued out Of and under The
seal OF the district court Of the county Of Racine
and to me directed, have seized and taken tht.
following Described property, 10 W.T.: The south
east qr. OF section twen;y-tour cd town two GU
range (22l, which shall expose for sale to the
highest bidder, at the Court House, IN Racine,
on Thursday, the first day of July next.
VIM. STRONG, Jr. Sheriff
Southport, May IL, 1917.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-19
I>DUCfTION..

EDUCATION.
TT Education whish forms the Human mind.
L Education is a treasure, which no misfortune
can squandei;s a Friend, which no enemy can al.
ienate, no cline destroy.
The citizens OF Southport hereby notified
that S. b. LEONARD wall again open his
5sdTu6i at the usual place, on Monday the 26d e
April i8I7. lie Il stera himself, that past exp&
renee viii enable hlm to merit liberal patroE.
age.
Mr. l.. is to be assisted by competent Inssss
strucirezs who will take charge OF the Female
Department. The Branches which will be taught
follows VIZ:
Or5hography, Reading, Composition, Grammar.
Geography, Arithmetic, Algebra, Surveying.
phi!3spay, Astronomy and Chemistry. Dec
lan.atioas and Composition on Wedn.sdsv r.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-19

LATER FROM Mrx1co.-Amargo had been cleo
red President The Vice Presidency was abolished
10 get rid of Farias. The city was being fortified
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-19
10 REAF.

10 REAF.~s
WAT beautiful residencr,he Empire Go tage
4 Barn aud other out houses, and three acres of
we'll improved land. 1t has an excellent we'll OF
water and every convenience to. a respectable
family. il is situated half a mile from the centre
OF Southport. on the town line road leading west
Ierms-@73--for further particulars INQUIRE
OF \. Siebb'n- living near the premises. or Of the
subscriber IN Southport. J. 7. SHEPHERD.
March u, 1897 39tf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23
From Africa.


Tie bark Egira Capt Devels arrived az this
plrt ihi. for-too. fa Ziuz'lsr VS. - Helena ~.
Esira eft ~ H-isnz Oct Ne arr iudelt.i .o CAPT
D.v-ns for ii- following rn of iaie esnoe and a.o
Tor d ne Of Cap T0S1 q p Y.gsrs.
lr.s TOOK place . get snoit tine suce between
u b ois Hound ard a French manof var bre on
the West Coast Of Afrirs Tns Hoans fret hailed and
told who sud that abe would send her boa, on
board TIE fr-ucbman rsPliei inst ne soula fire nio
Der u she did Therruppu the un1 Erred into hir The
frtncnmsa returned tta IRE aud aterwsrd sent an of
Ger 90 board the Hound with Al apology. Two men
were wounded on board " TIE Hound
Thr following {. let Of me vesses condemned a. =
Helena for being Ia the slave Trade within the AS.
months. viz. Brazilian DriE Nosiora prize 10 II NJ
Steamer Devastation Brazilian bdgAntne Esperto =
prza 10 II brig Rspid, Brsziiisn brig Brszilierss
isiie prize q n Il Rig Wa'erviich; Brazilian bns
Fsisia prize 20 n sl1cp Ferret Brazilian brican.
tine Nero q prize 10 II N steamer slyx.
Slave dealing ihe Coast Of Liberia va becomins
unyroffst.- and dangerous business The Luuiaary
ssys. i.rge nunt-.r u csptives Who could not D.
shipped because Of the vigilance employed by the cruis
ers had planted Themselves Gear Galenss luit towns
Of tner OVID. aud made runoas attacks and inrosds
upon the towns Of their former owners
There had been much sickness among the missona
res a, the stsions but no rccen, deaths All the
sick were recovering slowly.
Tho brig Brighton, Capt James A Gllmer of Phils
delphia landed q cargo OF uerchandse 1t Gees -
she remained here FO or three weeks when see
sailed for NevCess took In s5ou. five hnntrei slaves
ana lett the COST
few days ago brig succeeded IN taking OF about
500 slaves, from the Gsilenss The human cargo wal
hardly stored. when VI. NJ soOp Fsv0rite espied hei
sud gave chase. The Captsin, determined not to te
taken, ran The brig sshore little Ab0ve Gsenss The
slaves left but only ~ be rs,spured and sold again.
DATES rom Cope Town ara 20 stpt. II. There wal
no news Of importance Al the Cspe. The difficulties
with the ksrs s continued and The Esstern cooui.i'
were setsiins the subject OF Lesiilaave separation
from the Western, 10 0rcer he more efactasy 10 pro
vide by Legislative enacimeni for the protection OF the
frontier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23
From Mexico.

The ". q. Peayuae Of the lith, brings accounts
from Vera Cruz 10 the 7ih BY the ship Senator, but
contains nothing important that We have not already
published by Telegraph. The following paragraph
will correct an error in our Teegraphc Dispatch
letter from Chlhuahua IL published dated thu 9th
September IN which u j. sid According % ihs last
accounts from New Mexico Ills certain that 400 Amer
cans are coming here with their property, and de-
ternlned to enter peacesby or by force We are less
prepared - receive them ih-n before but there
thousand OF them they would not oner with their former
succefs'
The Telegraph made US say According to the
last accounts from Mexico sc. instead Of Neo
Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23
Scene. In Observation-Disclosures Troubles
Civil War Apprehendea, &c.


GENEVA. Oct Is, lsi7
M DEAR SIR wrote you few lines from
Vevay and promised to give you my impressions
Of existing troubles in Switzerland My tour so
far has been very plesssn, one. | crossed over
from Dover to Ostend and passed thence by way
Of Client to Brussels and thence through Liege
and AK la Chapelle to Cologne, and thence up
the Rhine 10 May ence thence to Frankfort and
through Heidelberg aud Frieburg to Basic, and
thence through Zurich, Lucerne, Berne. &C. 10
Lausanne and vevay There is continuous line
Of rsilwsy from ostend to Cologne and from Mayeoee
to Bsse. The changes which these Improvements are
to eject no man can tell You pass through those
countries with very little Inconvenience. Examinations
Of lasssss are necessarily brie Al osiond was no,
sssed ios my passport and 1t AK la Chspse IN ffns'
ss the police have their Office directly a. the station
the passports OF the railroad traveller with rail-
tosd speed With the single exception therefore OF Air
chspslls no, required to exhibit nay passport
any Of the cisiss or kingdoms through which passed
TIE railroads Of Belgium and Germany appear TO be
well built and well msnss add the charges sbou. the
ss 10 the United states spsn, couple Of days
sFranktort and while there attended the marriage OF
ofcer Of great distinction In the Prusssn Govern
ant 10 sister Of Gov. Mathew. the English Governor
tBshsma. Indeed Travelled with The Governor from
london and svailed mysel of bis kind invitation to se-
euPspy him sod to DO present the interesting occs
soa The marriage celebrated 10 due state At the
sidence Of the English Ambassador and In presence
Niue Prussisn Ambassador aud soyersl Epgshmen OF
tssInetioa
bSvo no, ume TO give you even panoramic view OF
1s region Of county 10 ons sense u Ia only PIANO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23
From Havana.

The brig Tit arrived yesterday from Havana.
having sailed the 9th inst We have papers Of the 9Th
The Forth steamer arrived from Vera Cruz on the 6h
inst with sll5 OOO ia sp-es and SO passengers The
steamer Severn arrived from Kingston the same day
Among Tho passengers ON the later G4n ID. p. A
Herrsn. President OF New Grenada and Mloster ~
our Governm ut from that Republic, With bis wife, =
dsushier Of President Nosduera and bis three and
Dr. Pinzon, Secretary Of Legation.
Dass from Chilli 20 The 27ta sept mber have been
reivsd Congress had adjourned II had been proposed
TO transfer the seat OF Government. 10 Valparaiso fol-
four months The commercial house Of Phero & Gar
menda Of Valparaiso had called = meeting OF theii
creditors and upon examination OF their books g.;
extension granted that their business could
be- continued. ~ o Picsyune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

DANCING.

A DODNORTH. as Broome-st. near Brosowsy The
"a classes for the ensuing season viii commence on
Tuesday, OCT 3
A ID. drcning u unnecessary TO enter into detailed
Of the advantages of his school Of his own
publication would ply state that he teaches all the
dances Of the present day and those proper manner
Tuesday and Saturday hafps FOR ladies' and child
TUESDAY and Friday A. half past for gentlemen.
Sorses twice month. confined entirely 20 the pupils
Private lessons any occupied by the classes,
In ~alzius. the POks Red0wa any Of the new dances
Arata,ntsa or Families affsnf.f 81 IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23
Prom Texas.

The steamship Palmetto Capt Smith, arrived
yesterday, having sailed On the lin met
The steamers Globe ana Portland have been purchased
10 New York for the Galveston trade.
the hes IN Of Galveston has much improved.
Oar friend "a McCullOch has been running ass can.
ddAie for Major General Of the Firth Division OF the
State. Hs 10 doubtless elected "a he deserves 10 be-
The Steamer Beaufort District bound for Vera Cruz
with Georgia mounted men and stores, Is lost In
attempting into Psss CsyailO for fuel sta on
the bar and At last accounts bged the beach ei
JoSeph's Island Forty horses were lost
We fad scattering returns of the lals elections in
Texas but not enough b. determine the general result
We rather incline think Wood elected Governor The
principe contest lying between him snd Miller
Pcayune Nov u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

DIPARrURE or THE NEW. ORLEASs-The U. :.
steamship New Orleans le last evening for We're Cruz
With 100000 Tor the service of the Quarerm'sler :
Department At Vera Cruz She took down ,he follow
Ing passengers Lieut. G. n. Wagner Typographical
NJ V. Culim IA Holemsn Sutler; William Boards
les, do samuel Long. J. Z De- Haven "a and ith ny
volunteers Passed Mdsupman William Gibson
Purser Y. Blocker DR. ClOuihier; w. I. Bebee
and family Frederick Fischer A. Hennng Ordinance
Department DR.. j. \. Craig Interpreter 10 Maj Gen.
Butler Capt q A. Paul Miss volunteers, Capt. +. II.
Masien, A. a. NJ Geo. n Barnes. Clerk a. NJ. d.. Mr..
Fisher. 90 T. King DO. Mr.. Scott. do.
IN o Pic. Nov. a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23
TARIFF or PRICES during The SUSPENSION Of

q " ILLS q INueTIaFo
goods OF Buffalo but will forward them 10 hessrs
LIVINGSTON FAkGo Buffalo whose line extends by
STAGE TO Milwaukee Cleveland, Detroit aud Chicago
~ The Express pfOprietors hold themselves resp0ns
bic only 40 forwarding merchants.
~ BANK notes specie, ewelry, valuable or light and
bulky goods taken By special contract only Glass and
glassware taken only az the sole risk VI the owner
~ Goods destined for places od the line Of railroad or
west OF Buffalo will be delivered 10 other Express lines
modes Of conveyance between those places, un-
l-ss othsrwse ord-red and All responsibility on our part
csas-s delivery OF the property as above
M In LIVINGSTON s WHILE. New-YoIk 10 Wal q.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Domhev and son.

The Fourteenth Part OF this last work oil Dickens
we give to the public in Supplement this
.oruipg. Our subscribers obtain 1t grstutously,
and others for two cents
The story increases in interest as it proceeds.
The eatastrophe seems to hasten, and the style
and incident are made to correspond with the ex-
pected denouemsnt. The work has all the strength
snd intensity of DickeDss style with many OF Its
fsnl.s IL will undoubtedly have great run
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23
rS- Tootbacbe Cured in One Minute by N.

use Of the Glove AnodyueIhis Is an excellent article
ana vii cure the most violent t0othAche or pain IN th-
gums minute. 10 not unpleasant 70 tie taste, will
not nufe the Tee b, and effects permanent Pre-
Us Broadway in the Granite Building Sold also lo Fu
toast II East Broadway, and a. Coddnsfo So5 id
son-sL Price - cents
Purchasers must beware Of spurious eompo unds called
Glove Anodyne IN tended 20 deceive the Gaway Be surs
ssk for the Glove Anloyne prepared y HESkY JOHS
so. and purchase ouly OF sspectsb.s dealers o2 2eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

MAJoR JoHSP. GAIsEs.-This gallant officer and
tue Wig We frsthsi % learn arrived - ts reel
d-ues 10 Boone County Keniusky. Faesaay Of i-at
week. fears we're entertained tbs, b. would be uu-
able 70 reach wsstingioD 10 tine 10 deposit vote for
SPEAKER ard Cers-sppr pensions happily dissipstei
By ii. prompt obedience 70 the instssrors Of daiy
He can, and undoubtedly ~l be preseni the organ.
izsuOn e the House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23
~ noorse.d,. Graduared Magnetic Ma

chnes.-Ttess l-w and o-slIIIlI nstr lnsnts Rave
c-v-d H. s.ue~I Of Ne medical profess
sion Of this ciy on account OF their great simplicity and
eKcsience. They are Confidently recommended beins
the most beautiful convenient ana e-ectn article OF tne
Kind which has ever bees introduced = the public a.
dseAes Of chronic nervous character the ~
tending their truly wonderful Eacd machine T.
led by manual With full directions sni i "a.
r.ntsf Manafactursd and sod wholesale s1d retail ~
sal D. c. MOORHEAD, Ia BEssdwsy, ~ I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

~ The Rochester Democrat says that w. w
WADswoRTH OF Geneseo lately received Gu, Ia
the head by being thrown out Of biz carriage. The
wound very gratifying to learn not considered
dangerous. though several small pieces OF the skull
came of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23
rY-Benneu'- Lectures on Book-keepins.-Th

mercantile community respectfully informed that the
Author Of the American System Of Practical Book
has resumed MS instruction IN that useful science, and
WILL a. heretofore for 70 be agreed on engage 10
qualify any gentleman Of ordinary capabty sixteen
years 0 set OF bOOk- Of accounts in any
cautile commercial house IN New-fOIk elsewhere.
Ills old pupils. many Of whom now the rst merchants
10 city, will always be admitted free STRANGERS
should shuu the quscks IN this line Once lO7 Fulton
second hoor ND Nv JAS ARLINGTON BENNETT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23
" Exlraet. tor FIavorIng Blanc ,Iansc, JsI-

les Creams CustaIds ChafI0te kasse fuddnEs SYRUP
&c &c. IA shly concentrated Extract Of Nans,
Lemon. Peach Rose Citron Bitter Almond and ORANGE
Also Rose Water Peach and Orange Flower Waters for
havorng all Kinds Of Confectons Cooks and confecoaers
have univerar preferred these Extracts on account
their grr a. strength and purity Of favor esspoou-fup
Is sueien 70 avora quart Putupn walls . cents each
Prepared by HENRY JOHNSON, Chemist, ~ Broad
way West s;de IN the Granite Building Also sold At
100 Fulton o22 2unsOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23
~ DIR. Chri-fie's t.alyanic Rings, Belts
Bracelets and Magnetic fluid.-suanEers are q.

,Psctfay informed thai the 0ny 9aee IN Ns~-YoIk .
obtain these ceebra-ed aiticiss .1nane Is a. - ~.
cases Of NERVOUS DISEASES, the efcacy Of CHRISTIE
savanic articles truly wonderful and their great eels-
brty h.s caused them 70 couner@ted needy
who osr spuroa. ani worthless limitations whic
Ae public are respectfully guarded NJ Druggist Drug
.tore iu N-w-York lil ever b allowed " sell Dr. Chris
es .tce. the sale ana exclusive Agency 49, Broad
au<i y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

The JULIA PALaERsuPPosED TO BE LOsr-Agen-
tsmsn arrived In the City last week from ssut de 81
Marie reports tina, great fears entertained at that
plsce Of the loss OF the steamboat Julia Palmer She
left the Saul time in the month of October and had
notreachsd Copper Hsrbor ten days sfertbe distance
between the two places being only about hundred
mles. There was severe gale on the Lake 10 the In.
termedis,e time and not being or s,anch boat &,
was feared she IA, y have perished in 1t
She was known TO have number Of passengers on
board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23
~ Virginia Land for -aIe.-H.v.nr large

tfy Of well improved land composed OF Of from 100
20 90 each, application BY letter otherwise
the undersigned, agent for the PfoPretDr purchasers
NAV learn without charge. the localities prices
&c Of of splendid farms tor sale cheap Viz
gina Address posfpsIdl h. X GREGG,
ng 2Aw5wD2tW' Martlnsb1rg, Berkeley Co We.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23
SCHOOLS.

FRENCH CLASSES, BY Prof :. 7. EDWARDS,
An every Monday Ihursdsy snd Friday evening a.
81 McDouslst Professor Edwards T. arafire OF fNis,
and teacher Prot TapPan. Schoo and By permission.
refers = ne following seutensn many q Shcm nave
MD. ;. ". Pond A ". Gabaucan. l. o FoFmAn, " Il
Am-s Esqs, Prot Henry TapPan, d D Rev Dr. White
house keF G. Il Rcid, &c. Sr- Prot Edwards VIII a.
tena A. ne houses % pupils II requested elass iof
young lidle. now organizing Apply personally, or ~
letter e. 81 McDou-al-st u3 m
LRE>CH LANGUAGE Msnescss Oral system
Madame DJRAND. dau ghtsr Of The late Jean MAnesca.
Informs sdss and gentlemen thar she Organizing
her classes for The season adie. morning elias FORMING
ns.-eelee ,' MakelsI % lmlslR
xlANTED.-A Young lady. experienced 10 teaching
w aud competent 10 instruct 10 LATIN, French Drawins
Mathematics and the higher branches Of English Educa
uol desires situation IN some nstc ass Female School
private family iu This city Brooklyn Satisfactory
reference sivsn Address Teacher, box - Post Ofse
RPHANs.-A religious family OF New EaE and
Ohlviug one child. daughter six years old, would be
glad % receive under their charge two daughters
b-msnuef 20 be treated their ghte s respects
in dress pleasures Instruction &C The Summers will Be
passed IN one Of NewEnsanis most pesssnt towns the
rest oi me year 20 and ne best e phl
sca. moral aud intellectual education will be Afforded
Good references will Re given, a1t liberal compensation
expected address Orphans At THIS offce MS 'teod
4 YOUNG LADY, v ho ha. a thorough know led 20
<ho the Enssh and many Of the classical studies, and
who Ia. had fifteen years eSper.nce Ia teaching
pubic and private schools desirous OF obtaining sua
ton teacher or assistant teacher IN public or private
school in this city Any Communication for B. eft At
M 81
MARsH's CLASSICAL sud Commercial Aeade-
VI my, 17 HeurYst. Brooklyn, will be reopsned on
Monday August 81 Tor the instruction Of young gentlemen
every branch q education necessary NJ them 70 enter
COLLEGE countiu z-house Terms from -lo 70 So per
quarter For circulars cOutanus reference and other
tcuars apply a. the ohcs Of This paper % 81 ~ Willow
a. Brooklyn. su2f 4
GERMAN LANGUAGE.-The undersigned sra-
Oauate Of the University OF konK.berg Ia Prussia Is
prepared 10 eve private lessons the German language
aud literature ts terms and references app, 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23
ns2 ES6IcoTr SUMNER, ioe Elm-.t.
IANk,s IMPROVED LOCOMOTIVE AIR.

llHEATER. for warming public and private buildings,
combining advantages than article OF the kind 20"
In As the Locomotive Boiler j. more economical than
other boilers this improved Air Heater when compared
with other heaters lst 10 Will radiate more
heat with gis8n quantity of fuel than any other I'd II
i perfectly accessible AZ all times aud may BE- cleaned Of
ashes and either when operation or not The pub
lie are requested call At the agency and examine one in
operafiou ln1l lwsl GEORGE PIERCE. l)l Broadway.
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NOTICES.
PHRENoLOGIsrs AND PUBLISHERS,
FOWLRRs 81 WELLS,
Clinton Hall. I3I Nn-sau-.t. y. \.
>kSs LETTERS 40 NEWSPAPERS -

~ J. ID. Wheeler, Commissioner Of Deeds for
New-York and Connecticut. Tammany Hall - II
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sgMAKKAsLE cUsE or BLEEDING rfLEs.
poerf.Sn M Mach Ia
with great regard,
SAMUEL CHARLTON


Read the following addressed TO the Rochester agents
NEssRs POsT WiLLfs- Gents IL is with no ordinary
feeling OF pleasure that enabled to inform you OF the
cure have experienced by the use Of Or Uphnn' Nese,
table Pile EeCuary which obtained rom YOU Ina case Of
piles with which have been afflicted NJ sutsnngs have
been almost beyond endurance and cannot Do known or
magined only BY those who have experienced nae aiic
Having been 80 long and sorsy afflicted, am induced
b address you that through you may make known % my
friends and neghbOrs the truly wonderful virtues n D
Uphsm Electuary, which shali hereafter Keep On hta
a. mud beneficial In other respects removing Obstinate
morbid sccumnations IN the stomseh ana
bowes and purify the blOodthus removing the cause
Of Piles when speedy cure must follow -
II needless 10 add that previous TO Obtaining the Flee
tuary Of YOU had consulted many OF our pest physicians
but 10 little or no benefit Should you know case OF ma
iznant Piles please refer them TO AZ my residence N
the town of Gates where shall be pleased 10 give them
much particular Information thAn am aoie - 40 W
hi. Communication. JOSHUA BEAMAN
MoRE RAPID cUREs-sURcicAL OPERATION AVOIDED.
A gentleman, whose be at my ONCE, call.
cd some SIX or seven months ago and obtained box q
Eectuary himself Not ons since the same vidnai
called get box for another person He then INFORMED
me that half box had entirely cured him that he lad re-
commended the remedy 20 SIX or eight
Of whom we're cured IL also recommended BY him 70
ady who had previously and AZ the tims was suffering
much the complaint but being under the care OF her
family DOCTOR declined usin. H. Her condition no, oenf
improved by the attending physician second was called
10 consultation aud she informed that nothing short
an operation could give fee-this announcement induced
her fotryy Ercuary and boxes made perfect cure
Sold wholesale aud retail by WYATT hEIChAM,
III Futonst DR.. A. Upham, 1870 bowerys n - ana oy
Druggists generally throughout the United States and Can
adas Price Il a box.
Norlcs-The genuine Eectuary has the written sigma
with a oen. aust 6meod- lstp
mr. TAYLOR,s BALSAM OF LlvERWORr-The
Donly medicine the world that proves sure for the
consumption. Thousands have tested THIS truth hsme
Der the genuine s made at the "noesais depot -
Beekman-st formerly 375 bowery 80
Agents-JOhnsOn rs. ESQ at 5l9 brOad~ay; knOy "a
Division Moss. $40 Grand X Van BussiTs, Newark
isi26m' GEO. TAfLOR. ND.
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PLAIN letters on liberal terms.
JAMES ACkERMAN, sign, Banner and
nfOtDf Ornamental Painter l0l ksssau-st
DAYLIGHT has COME.1wHlT

~ newl, Invented SOLAR LAMP (for which patent
10 pendng Is offered 10 the public ~ the best
and most economical Lamp invented.
Possessing all the advantages Of the Solar Lamp II IL no
larger aud burns oil than ordinary hand lamp
Burning the most inferior oil Il gives zht unsurpassed
fr br.ncy snd cearness liable 10 get out Of
repairs IS perfectly and safe % cary about and can
be Afforded complete prices varying from three
dollars per pair Liberal discount to the trade The pub
lie are invited 20 call sud examine.
Manufactured solely by -