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INSURANCE.

sINICKERBOCKER FIRE INSURANCE COM
IN PANY or NETWORK, office 81 Wall-st.-Cspital
s28Oe0oOr ginsliy incorporated in l798Ths company
continue, insure against loss and damage by IRE the
most favorable TERMS its operations confined chiefly
10 the City Of NewYork and its immediate proximity.
All Losses sdusted aud paid with and bersity.
DIRECTORS.
eorse Ireland John Oothout, George Arcularius,
Robert Benson, John Campbell, George Conklin,
Joshua Brush, Robert l.. Stuart, John Gray,
Bolts Moore, Edward Cook, Asher Riley,
Anthony Lamb, Adam Norre, Robert Kermit
Benin De Forest William Tucker, Chas. P. Lsvsrch,
Anthony Chardon, LewisC Hanersoy William Browning
Alsx. Lswrance, William T. Dean Henry Ellsworth.
GEORGE IRELAND, President.
ABB. MCDONALD, Secretary.
N.uy-York Oct 2. l847. OF
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BOOK TRADE.
THE LfFE OF HENRY CLAY

DROUGHT DOWN TO THE PRESENT IthE-3y
DEfEs sAseExr. Es1is ready 40 for see ne morn
Jog vol svO. pP. III Price . tent. ran oo'he IN
cloth, 81 cents
Thi. Rsiaor contsins Ia addition 70 what wss con:
tanned former Editions, just third more msitsr ana
embraces. 81, ...--.
Nj Clay Is nounins t,d fer the PrsEidereys Ieurps
10 X utucky--Tne Texas Question aud ns 'ler'
it-Their Falflnnsbt-Th- Annexailon scnSu s,;sIs
Conventions B9timore-Mr Cay ace ~ ne Nouih9
too for the Pr-sdercy-The election nd the Result
How the Mhigs nete.-cd-Ihs Foreign 49,
Liberty Party snd Mr.. Birne5-Fslse lssues-fis1os
ks kc.-Public Confidence IN M Clay. -.
TIE C0nseanences of the ElectiJn-The NH' hyN
Commemorative GeIlatins stAtemspt-hr Clay on Toe
wH-Twsnsy ninth ConsFe's-Isri1 ~ea toe S-S
Treasury. , = =.
Devotion OF hs Fre1ds-His Address on Heeelvins
Vas. from Ladies Of TennesssoA Fstsrf p-sefi Pson
of Mr Clzy al Ashlsnd- Mr.. Clay Nists New-Ofleans
and St Louisa Hisreprssents;ien noLics1-Ss APPse
in behalf Of Fanishing Ireland. ~,
Successes Of our Amy in nexico-bGena stsr,s-h I
CLAY receives of bis SOos DeAth-Leefs o. -nefi
TAYLOR the EvenMr Clsv joins the Protest.
ant Episcopal Church-His Nisit 70 Cape Asy-AdoreS
on the New York Delesaies-Mr Clay's Reply.
Notiee OF Mr. Clsys Speech ard ResolUtions al Lex
ius,on On the Mexican Waffle Response from the CO.
Mr. CLAW IN WsshnstOn-His Address before the Colo
niz.tion Society Appearance Ia the supreme Court
Visits the White House-Anecdote-Ni hi iaoe
-Nsv-1 oTk-Mr McMichseFs speeeh-sPeeeh OF a.
FrArkhn-Mr Clay received st Castle Gardeo-hs
Spe-eh-Desth Of Mr. Adsms-Mr Clay In Ne"-f OK AID
his Departure for Home - go,
Mr. CsSs Professional Csreer-Chef Justice arsnsil
opinion Of him al details bis Popularity and he
Secret OF itTrsfs OF ChsracteT-RichsIo NJ yone.oas
Eulogy upon bim-Mr. Csy's habit OF Life-bit WE
aud Chiidren-Domesuc aud Social Relations -Coneiu-
siou ~ A liberal discount 10 AseDt@
ma ItWkztD GREELEY McELRATfs Fublisners-
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JUST PUBLISHED,

DART XNl-brsithwsites Retrospect OF Practical Med
iciDe and Surgery, half yearly Jooros containing
Retrospective View Of every Discovery and Improve
In the Medical Sceuce-The design Of this work
IL collect and present the practitioner every
months ssuccnct and reliable gest of such improve
and discoveries have heen made In Medical Sci
in sny part Of the world. within that tins, and
ths too, nearly possible, IN the language Of those
who made such discoveries Improvements 80 that BY
reference this work, any physician may have at bis
command, at trihDe cost, full aud complete summary
OF a that aud valuable in the Medical world with
subjecting himself either to the labor Il
sesrchng through the various journals and medical
works are being daily issned.
Terms-The first 10 Nos eight years. 81 per year
thereafter, 81 50; single Nos IS cts invariably In ad.
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rRnrsi rRnEsII rREEs!!!

% A LARGE LOT OF AitANTHUs snd Peach OF
all kinds 18th many other varieties of Fruit and Orna-
~ mental Trsss-also 10000 large Asparagus Roots
Apply TO 1rs VIM. STEWART, cor. One n ndred ard
enty ii eth and Eighth avenue. and JOSEPH LODGE
n urserymsn and Landscape Gardener, Morrissnis De-
pot ia Harlem, N. Y ~ B-J. L. in acknowledge past
favC beg also say be continues planting and syngout
CITY and suburban Gardens in modern style m2l 5w.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ORDER OF Hon Michsel Ulshoeder. First Judi &c
Dot New-York Common Pleas. notes 10 hereby given,
pursuant 10 provisions OF the statute sulhozing al
tachnens ans sosconsing concealed and con
attachment has Issued ansl The estate Of
DAVID PARK resident of the state Of Tennessee and
thai the will be sold for the payment OF bis debts
and discharge such Attachment, according
law within nine months from The hrst Publication OF
notice. and that Inc payment Of any debts due 10 him
by any person within hls State and delivery him
for bis use OF sny property real personal within this
stais belonging him. and the transfer OF such prop
cry by him forbidden by law, and arc yoii-Osled
he sd day Of July, 1871. HENRY Z. DAVIES,
iva is~sm Attorney for Attaching Creditor
NIOTICR-In pursuance Of order Of Andrew g.
Nodgs Esq Surrcsste OF the County Of Kings, notice
Is hereby giyen % s persons having claims against
NATHANIEL NORTON. late Of the City Of Brooklyn IN
vouchers thereof the subscribers al his office No
= soufhsteet in the City Of NeYork or before tbs
twentieth dzy Of Aprii, isfs-Oct. IA, 1871
WALTER GRIFFITH, ,s,,,.;.,..,...
o.5 itsw6n CAR DuS.iNG,
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF the
lCounty Of NewfoTk. notice 10 hereby gwen all per-
sons having claims against THADDEUS J. BENEDICT,
h the voaehers thereof the sabscriber his
oice No 90 W a-street, in the City VI Newlcrk
before The eighth day Of July DexLDated New YORK. the
j. is~sa- EDWARD A. LAMBERT. Eseestor
IN PURSUANCE Of aa efder OF shs Surrogate Of the
COgcty OF New York notice 70 hereby siven % all par
soas iavrg claims sxsEsf ANIEL SULLIVAN, late Of
The vouchers thereof 70 the tabscribsrs 81 the store Of
George MeBrits Jf M s6 Broadway IN the City ofNew.
York Def re the twentieth sayof september next
Dated New YORK. ths 18th dAx of Mach, lssS
JACOB HARVEY. (v..
niz iswsn GEORGE hssRiDE. Jr NA'ea"'a
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FARMS FOR SALE.

%, FOR sALE.-A farm within mlles OF the Cltyol
Hudson. containing $50 II 10 said 10 be one Of
the valuable farms in Columbia County-the
wood snd timber estimated 10 be worth at least $1,000
Apply 70 ldlo III T. j. HALL, 20 Broadw.y.
"a FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for City Pro-
perty-A farm of about 90 acres pleasantly situated
on Long Islaud 2 hours ride from the city by rail
road the farm there good house. Kitchen barn and
other buildings good well Of water at the door an
orchard OF apples cherries, peaches pears aud ounces
and variety OF shrubbery together with the crops no"
In the ground. Two-hirds OF the money can remain on
mortgage For farther particulars inquire az ~ tnew
numbsf spring.t or would be let low good tenant
M g,gs
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WOMAN AND

tIER DISEASES from the cradle to the grave,
adapted her Instruction in the natural laws Of her
system ami all the diseases Of her critical periods, by
Edward H. Dixon, NJ ID PIP. 325, sixth edition, 81 IS.
This work contains com review Of gin symp
progress Of PIoapsu and all other u,erine Dis
placements in language adapted TO every reader The
medical religious, and daily press, have expressed the
highest Of this vsuebewoIk IL can be sent
bound any part Of the UStsts postage Of Is e,
postpaid cash orders onysttended TO- For sale BY
CHARLES Ii. RING,
rn27 MWSFims corner of obn.st and Rrosduay.
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GAS FITTTNG.

I $. PHILBlN respectfully inform their friends aud
y. the public, that having besa requested by The MAN
HArrAS GAs-LIcHr COMPANY. To engage m The Sn FIT
TING business they have taken the Workshop. Office &c
lately occupied b. the Company l7o MeIcerst one door
below Beeckerst and prepared to attend 10 or
ders ia that department OF business all its
intend to keep hand assortment OF the best a
latest patterns OF brackets pendants mantle ornsmens
chandeliers, &e. manufactured by Messrs CORNELIUS
co. on lamps chandeliers, &c altered TO burn gas
Also fixtures taken down, cleaned, reoroDzeo lac
quered. $3.50
Plumbing attended TO formerly, at Dey-st and i16
Mefcers Orders for sss fitting left at Dey-st VIII be
sttenoe ed TO promptly They refer the Msuhstsn Gas
Light Company and sso the following gentlemen. some
OF whom Directors Of the Company james Donald
son Esq Henry Young Esq Jas >. Roosevelt. ESQ Mo-
sss Taylor Esq Daniel 3. Fearing. Esq w H. Smith ESQ.
B-Psrticuisr attention paid 10 hitting up dwellings,
,hn.., IN rrog,srs ~ bnit3inc s5H
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a PoPULAR TREATisE

A DRESSED TO YOUNG MEN, containing a com.
pete Of the oIsio, symptoms and progress Of
every known disease and Of the consequences OF excess
and se abuse in every esig Of e in LANGUAGE adapted
TO every resder-by Edward III. Dixon, MD. PIP. <oO.-
Price 81. Eighth edition.
The medical and daily in part Of the I'M
have the highest OF this vaus
bic work. IL be bound any part OF the United
States postage Of 10 Postpaid and cash orders
only attended TO- For sale by CHARLES H. RING,
uH MWkFlms cor. John - and Broadway.
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BEAUTY AND HEALTH.

cosmeues chalk. end variety OF preparation, general
y in when applied 70 the face very soon spoil Il O
It's beauty They close the pores Of the skin ana chees
the circulation which, when nsiuIe 10 MOI fhvsrted by
disease powder, the skin inAamed by the skaei
man face divine" well as in the garden OF ricb and
csey tinted and gsted flowers free, active apd
healthy circulation Of the fluids tbs coursng Of the
pace rch blood 70 the exremi,ies is that which paints
the counensnce Ia the most exquisite beauty. Ii Is that
which mparts the shades and nsshes Of love
line" thst all asmre but none can describe This eesuy
10 the Of nafarenot Of ponder soap II there
If the lady Is fair driven snow If she paint and
cosmetics and the blood 10 thick cold and impure shs I,
not besutfa If abe be brown yellow and there Is pure
and active blood gives rich bloom TO the cheeks, and
q brilliancy to their eyes that IL fascinating.
This Why the Southern. and especially the Spanish L.
dies much admired Ladies' in the North who take
but little exercise confined in close have
spoiled their complexions BY the application OF deets
mixtures, II they wish regain elasticity step
bGoyan spirits sparkling and beautiful conf
they should use Dr. Townseods sarsapsrila Thousands
Ladies OF every description crowd our oics daily.
NOTICE TO THE LADIES.
Those that initiate DR. TOWNSEND Ssrssparia have In
vsaby called their stuff great hemedy for Females &c.
kc and have copied bills and circulars which reste 10
the complaints Of women, word for wordosher who
pot up medicine, have since the great success 81 Dr.
Townsend ssrapsrle In complaints incident 20
recommended theirs although previously they did not
number Of those Mixtures Pills, 40 urioas fe-
males, - they sssrssate disease ant undermine The con-
sCRoFuLA CURED.
This certificate coneusvely proves that this srsspsril
Ia has perfect control the most obstinate diseases OF
the Blood. Three persons cured In house unprees
delted.
THREE CHILDREN.
Dr.. TOWNSEND; Dsar Sri have the piessrre to inform
that three Of children have been cured OF the Scro
ua BY the Of your excellent medicine They were s
hcted very severely with bad have tken only four
botes II took them away, for which feel myself under
great oblisstion- Yours respectfully,
ISAAC w. GRAIN, ls6 WoostersL
OPINIONS or PHYSICIANS.
Dr. Townsend 10 almost daily receiving orders from ply
sicians In different parts of the Unior.
ia Nv We he erTg sfrfs
Offy of Alesny In prescribed
ths most valuable Preparations 10 the market
III. p. PULNG MD
j. WILSON. MD.
r. 3. BRIGGS. MD.
AIhanv Aprtf l. 1S47 = l. ELMENDORF Md
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Albany, April i, 1s., = z z E Essis + M
CAUTr0N

owins TO the great ana immense sale Of Dr.
Townsends Ssrsspsriils numbsr Of who for.
merly Agents, have commenced msking sssspsrils
Extracts Elixirs Bitsrs Extrscss Of Yellow Dock kc-
They generally put IL up IN the same shaped bottles
and some Of them soeu snd copied our advertise
meats; they only worthless limitations, aud should be
avoided.
Principal Office, lbs Fulton-st Sun BUILDING N Y; Red
ding Co. State-st Boston Dyoft 4 Sons 49, North
Second-.t Phadslphsi 8. asncs, Druggist Baltimore
?. NJ Cohen Chzlesoni Wright Co l5l chsrtres-st.
n o. la5 South Pesrlst AD&oy aud by all the pfncip.
Druggists and Merchants ssasrsiy Uaed
STATES West Indies knd the csusdas. 23f Mw&Fn lm@
NRw-YORk BO1lEOPATHIC DIsPESs AIRY,
y 81 Bond-st opea daily t5ondsys excepted) az IL
O'clock NJ Also, 81 IL 5clock, NJ Saturday,, for the
treatment Of Surgical eaxs.
PsSsIclAss ~ ASrrsDAseE-Aonday, Dra, Kirby and
Barlow; Tsssday prs Gain and Taylor; HefaeIsa, Ds.
Trit4y, DR. Hawks and Allen Saturday,, Drs. y0slin,
Bsys-a. MeVicka End Cetrr l6fr
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CLOTHING.
SPRIN0 & SUMMER

SPRlN0 & SUMMER
CLOTHING AT THE
CITY CLOTHING WAREHcUss,
mo FULTOSSIREEr, opposite The old North Dutch
lVk Church
Coats. from - to so
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 70 %
whole ,ait for si rsa5 iu D. SMITH. 1872 Fulion.t.
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLfC.-F. n NC
tkLkDf CO % Brozdwsy, opposite tue fsrk founs-
sesescied OF ready made Ovsrooss and
Cloas sso Yosfhs and Boys Clothing Of every variety
u color and cloth. which they selling n cost
eir object being dispose OF the stock hand before
They are crit made and trimmed equal those made 10
and - per cent lower .hsu any establish
nl-ns Of the character sod standing 10 inc city dSu
DEADY.nADE GAKukNrs.-We are cell
L ing extensive stocs OF rsady-made oyercoats,
eosss Gres ssd froek costs pantsoons, vests, boys
syle fancy dress articles, comprising scerfs ersvss
soyes hcks sosoenders he a. discount Of Is cent
from oor low prices Ia order 20 reduce stock prior
70 tie expiration II present copsrtneship, Feb lS4s
Those Requiring outfit for the Wintef should examine
the sssorimept wM r. JENNINGS CO
ga 81 Brosswsy, American Hotel
CIeTHs. CAs-IMRREs, yestngs, r.. by the
- pece pattern, low they can Re bought ii the
city with the obvious ADVANTAGE OF selection from what
30 rsied upon the most fssnionsole Foods a. ~
Br6sd~ss. lp22I JENNINGS co.
L'IK,T QUALITY READY MADE GARMENTS,
psntsoons vests equal 70 custom work az ~ srosdway
ma JESNiNOS ~.
EfR~T QUALITY ready made Garments. conpris
ing dress ffock psnfaiOons. vests ouslhess
coats & c. at % Brosdwsy. VIM 7 JENNINGS co
LOR GENTLEMEN's wEAH-A large es'ort-
u OF New Goods for Spring ~ssI ~ - broao ~ay
American Hotel lmII JENSlNoS ~.
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! ~ r.. HARRIS, As Fxehspge-paes, ofsrs for sale
". Brown Shestuss aoc Snirtlngs, 10 and ia VIDE Of
various ~ ell known styles
BI,aeheS shir.ins. sod sbsetioss 81 ~ 81 "a, 1914
| 10 and sc vide of vafious we'll Known styles
go cases lndis0 Bloc and White Prints On hne and
medium cloths. soG Of various pstierns
1 200 cases INDIGO Blue, ORANGE and White fnne-On
hoe ans medium cloths OF various and sew patterns
O0 cases Merno Csssnerrs Of various qualities, en-
/ brscipg all colors ami mixtures
Coored Dri ofths Suffolk and Stark MILL maeufaciare
do Dosskios. Of different vusiities
90 Psps, csmbrios, assorted qasii.isA
White Canton FlaDnels
Black t~iiled Vest PaddnsS. . -
Cotton Yam. low priced Print Cloths. l. NC moeoda
NEKINO CAssIMKREs-of varioas qualities
mg i''''' ''' go CT HARRIS. IS Exchange. place.
INiSE BEOWS -HEKTINIss-Vsry handsome,
L fors lie by y HARRIS. % EXCHANGE place. @Sl
oil DKILLs-Io s,os aud for sale ~
ID ~sI y. HiRRIs 4s Exshsnse-plsce
LIME COLOKKD JEANs-Msoufsctured BY the
mA p. HARRIS, Excbsnse-plsce
u ROwN COTTONs- 200 bales sOuthwich ~ brown
- sbeeti0gs
100 bales Eagle Mills B a. brown Shsetines.
50 do Equitable and Eag eviIls A. brown Sheet
ines
100 do Rockingham and Pslo Alto brown sheetinga
IS do Dorchester add Hope "a ADD So in. 90.
$50 do Berwick aud Warwick 81 inch do.
40 do J-rnss and Ledbory 50 inch do.
for ssIs by lssl NEsMITH CO 50 and 81 Pne-st.
tNALTBAM COTTONs-60 cases Wslthsm H
walham Z bIesched 20 do Wsltham X beetled, 50 do
Waliham 3 bleacbed 10 bales Wslibsm brown, 20 DO
Wslthsm brown, Is do WslthsD Blown, for sale By
as rEShlTH co so and 81 Pns-st.
NAsONvILLE BLEACHED GOODs-5O cases
iust received. For sale by NE5MITH co.
as 50 and 81 Pinest.
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! OFFICE OF "TBE HOPE MUTUAL LIFE
Oinsursnce Company Wsll-st Mortimer Buildings.
No~-York, 18th March, 1917.
This Institution corporaied IN ls46with liberal and
perpetual charter and duly organized according 10 law
csa commenced the business OF Life Insurance. on the u-
tusi principles; the nei probe being divided annually
among the insured according to the act OF Incorporation
The rates OF premiums conform with the usage or onef
similar panes-for the convenience Of parties nsurng
who would prefer pay the premiums By instsmen II
Is len 10 their option when tbs premium e1cseds go 70
pay ouehaf IN cssh, and secure payment o. tDe residue
In u months, By approved note bearing Interest
per cent. r.
The lives OF married may be insured for the benefit
Of their wives and children that upon ths decease OF
The insured the wife living, not, then ma cnldren
will receive the payable By The policy rse sno
clear Of any claim by the creditors OF the deceased
For greater security Of parties Insunpg Win nls
company, the Trustees have provided an indemnify luna
10 the amount Of SIS 900 70 meet sof mai may upon
policies issued by The company which u 10 remain un
"a n. m that amount shall have been realized
froui the receipt OF premiums when viii be longer
necessary, and may be Withdrawn
The following IL lis Of the cmeers ana ffoHeestofns
ensuing yesr-viz: TkOsTEEs
simeon BALDWIN, Joseph g. Noues, Philip y. 0alpin
Dennis Perkins, Roswell Hoyt, Wa. L. Brewer,
Iohn A Davenport sam'i K saiteriee, James Dimop,
aisx,r n Dana C II Resrdsiey, ChRs Whlesoy,
CLarle. TsvIor John w Leeds Joseph D. Warren,
AIexir Hamilton. Alexr N. Holly stephen b. Provost,
lanes r. souIer Vim. r. Minor fhso. Davenport
ALExAHDER N. HOLLY, President
JOHN w. LEEDS, Assislsni President.
JOHN A. DAVENPORT, Vics frssfdea;
JOSEPH .. MONKS, Actaary.
ROsW ELL hOyf. Secretary.
WEN. WELLS, General Agent
Dana, WoodraE Leonard, csqL Counseslcfs and A.
torneys Of tho Company for nsw-York VIM y MINOR,
Esd Counsellor sna Al0rrey for Stamford. Era Wood,
N. D. aud A Cooke Hull, 81 D. fhyscisns Medical tx
sminezs ard Advisers OF the Company Tor EewYorL-
chsBncey Ayres, Il D. Physician and Medical Adviser
for Stanford. myll eodr
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opsssd for sabsecton the Capital Stock OF the Peru
snd cdisnspos Railroad Company Ia fhs City Of New
Yofk, By W. J. HOLMAN. Of Miami Co Is Monday.
Nay e4s TO be kept open for indefoe tsm Of time
-Four cent upos the amount 10 required at the time OF
subscribine. n2s osI
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GOODvINss ROOFISG-old Tin Roof. mails
~ rsnt f1 a eenfs per foot New roof Of rough plank
epv~rrf ~ eents ronfs twenty squares for - Is
ner seusas snd vsrssted Goodwin's Pstsat Hydro-
rres1a Cement shssihins MAKES handsome. cheap
oht sna Stumble roof neither pitch gravel used In ia
sppes>ss- kef.fsncss uni specimens ss GOoDWISS
1cnse oeneas fsstory. - West Broadway bsswssa
oaoD2gs - Warrsn-stb mis- In,
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IS Lei.

w st-DT TRAIL 10 po~ enlareteg Ills 1ccommods-
tons for pstsnA Severe additional rooms with gym
nssiam Tor isaoor Uercse, will be lifted up previous 10
The hrst MAJ u. I. applies this system 10 both scus
s1d chronic dise2rs gsnsfAy In evs Of all iincs the
Naer ts.n snt prom % And eerAa- Mosf o. the con-
plants eoznrol and sfctirg females speedily
aad permAnsaty relieved Children pr-disposed
eGse from oreat nsfornas0n. and young persons Who
have aeqniren sh tito BY habits
BE- serpTixrsiy improved and invxor.ted by ts3eous
eoaIss u usstIss nj combned with and
physiooficsl eHrcis<s
n AmercA -, having devoted several years 10 establish
ins NE sysieDia this efty scientific basis DR. I die
Claims al CONGESTION or rathy with ihoss Pfeadehy-
ofoesths Ais ned cal q1zess board houses
uncer the name Of Wser Cure End ~heueVef themselves
or snss &c sek expose thsr ieuoraaos or ny eocsys
By ROAMING ftsr dncfors % the od schools mn ins
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Fl NEW ARRANGRMRNT

- -
kS9 1FITTsBURGH,W HEsLlke,ci ssis.
ssri, By Morning and EyeLioz Hsirs
from New-YOrk; Phiisdelphis, Baltimore sad Gambler
aisbr tr.vsl The houIsins by the Great rniisd
states Mail AID Passenger koate. Throash in 4e hours
from NswYor to PiltsSursS snd Wheeling. thssss q
West Passengers soiAs directly through b. the u stsfs
Leave New.York. foot Of Libsrt,-st a. "a N. and u
Tor Phisdsiphs sad connect with lioss for Baltimore
arrive Ia time TO coasect With " A. ~ train for roofsa
sEd Wheeling, going directly through without dssy :,
Leave Pbilsdepnia By Railroad from ies eolnes q
arrive time % eoDnset with AZ NJ train for Pissens
aud Wheens and going irccfiy throofn vthoot eeisy
Leave Phiisdephis oy sssmbost at = ~. rom pseA
The only ins o. Sunday tom Philsdslpais isr Bsls
Leave saisiasIs at y L. MssitP.A daily By "
Baltimore ssd OHIO Railroad =.
daily liass Of tho Nsnoaai ROAD ssd 1eod intent So
Coz psnies ana Wksslipg rsxt eve
hing sld the follosiss morning
steamboats, Al wnse, and thereby hsvs
only "a miles Of srssrg the whole roaIe-
Firsteisss sfesnboas Leave Pittsburgh snd Wh-sssy
Cipc,n aud al Other ports la the Soeth sni Wet
~ TAks Notice ,-Ticlets not cod in See-ts1S
Passengers for Baltimore, Pitsbur yh or Wheeling.
.oa. ssiiiss ,sssts ia ~ oVssr isrss - y
bocers OF such uesss supPosne they were satnoneSS
ssss 10 our hrsclan trains Baltimore and the Souss =
West. They have no connection With -.
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&c Is Soafu Thfrd-ss hoard steamboat D9ck = 49,
fsse thrcssh from Philadelphia 70 fistsbuun W ~
wssssias sS. win shs privslsssef stepgss : 49,
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