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ntR SCHON CLAM Of JAIN

ntR ~CHON CLAM Of Julius " ho-h~r. the
Osekf G-ruan Chemist or the Jenny Lind sir ios-
This favafis hair polish q The Swedish kisdunsals,
which Ike the magic srt has been sen9hune the faro
Veaa 5rd has been recently introduces 10 this country
AID Is e1ertirs its brilliant chsms OVER the Yorker
snt Tie admirers q beauty vhever has made re DEBUT
IL 10 followed By drY and erspn-ss NE Oils ans
o.har preparations, bot by ore sppisaoa iu1urani
s1ftnes y prudgcsd-hs hair u changed % th7 richest
bee. aud besufifui si0ssis impaired which FOR
dsyss proiucsa with decreased iaDcy By mere brush
iuF and b washing These Effects and oos-rvaou
prove ~ chemicsl sad physiological elect o. ne hair sod
The form q copyrkht u printed on the wrapper
&C. BeNsr Of sny olhrr To be had oult II Hoe Lock
wood S0n. ~ BfoaaSsy; RsJn-r, 70 b1wery T. -
ne, - h0uson-sr. Wm X Loires IS huds9a-st
L. lE l0 Eglthsgsnae srd cor Bleeck-r 500 Charles
J. : ui-s Broadway. Grand e. C. Chiiton SO
Gretnsi0h a. Coca. lss stin-1ysnue; Mefeereal,
cor Broadway I'd F1urtre3fhs J. Crumboi 50 Bo~f
elYs .nd ar tt1 general once. l33 essss1-st
Brookgu-Mn Hagss - Fuiion - A. Il Wilder. 81
"a foasis .uc q. d Ayrss COR Aisntie aud Henry 80
e.
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In them
sd fv. bel b
eues
p Aggregate
2s-A, from garden
nrfai
the
sgoblor
a-P.sps
-Ra.- !.
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first bu, the second choice o. esch delegate II the
people prefer Mr.. Clay 70 General Taylor let them
speak OUT and say and let the delegates receive
us haxeiar ylal.
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pRor AGAssIZ,s LECTUREs.

n INTRODUCTION TO the study Of Natural HiHory,
Of Lectures delivered in the Hall OF the Col
lac Il Physicians and Surgeons New-H0rk, BY Prot
sassz QReportsd for The Trbunsl Illustrated with
aurnerou ~ cravings Also Biographical notice o. the
Author. 8yo. PIP. So.
Price = ceuts; or " hen 81 Is RENTED by maii our
- We will seed five copies The postage on each copy
a cents 0r aug distance ~hatsser The Lectures may
. be obtained from soy OF our ascnis
80 1,gDkNLSNN GREELEY & WcFBKATh
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THIS last named WORK D., TO Do completed 10 eight nun
bsr. and WHEN completed will form one Of tbs most IN
siuctvs and entertaining works n The Engsh
The number. thus far published may be had At sny Of the
-. t.,.s...'.-. ~ sl7
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LIBRARY EDITION.

4 IFEAND PUBLTG SERVICES or HENRY CLAY.
IL BY Epss Sargent, Eiq % one volume syo nesty
bound Price 81 cents.
This Is the best Msmoirof mr Clay which has been
written: the .uthor having hac facilities not possessed BY
others preparing the work IL l. BROUGHT down g the
time OF the departure Of Mr. Clay from NewYork la be
So - fqtq a20
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NEwYORK HERMIT n MEXlco-At the head
NJ Brsz1s Island found old hut inhabited by an ola
mar singular in appearance the manner in which ne
lives. almost entirely secluded rom The world. lnQufng
in-i hts history found inst he belonged q uca, hnd
ga , Hano vas Parker. He had also resided IN Koch
ester about 20 years ago. hut could remember no ore OK
ccat JosEPE MEDBUKY. whom be seemed 70 know quite
yell-Hatam0rot Corrtsp0ndeHce R0ct. Dem.
~ TIE Smallpox has made its appearance 10
r.,TsIa p
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C,N.r. or sAvANNAH ~. Banclof. Is 81

CFNsus OF SAvANNAH-Nr. b ancfoft has nearly
con pl-tes ths q ni.ciy The setus emasf "a
he p,rulston - il VI sshly from l55 Tlls gives
IA u-iess- a. IS .itcs 1870 h-u tls census f
TIE rst OF the whites 90 eolfsd person- - 10 1881.
D onnd frr,b-fs tree cllnrsi rers t-i eh cut
5eoota47o Ia 1898 ihs stms rsto Uatcr tce same Git
earusfsecrs is e. 20 toS 6ee
csrsfs sri'nste h.s been nRfc ~ t1e qisrNtf saa
value Of ne sir4s article of nRfsr nsums1 90 eseh
family 10 h~ city The shows The cptire vslue 70
smosn & hanirfd sod ~ taoussgd cpiars yea,
airy every seat II Whioh paid hs state u New
York. Savannah Kepah Friday.
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uORTICuLTURIST

tTOR mARCH-THE HORTlCULTURlsr Is edited BY
y A J. Downing, devoted entirely u Horticulture The
Narch No Just fscsiysd. Subscription price = per Jesf
Also the Culuga Tor March edited by Luther Tues Or
This work IL devoted 30 Agriculture Suisse: pton price
per year. January No, commences the volume sub
sdpLiOus Of both WORKS received BY
nj MARX II NEWMAN 4 co lg9 Broadwsy
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A Tiy MsE-We learn from the baltimore
PIfrof that large bed o. metallic said 20 contain
large per centsge ~ u has teen disc9yerei DO me lot 90
NJ WIItm Merryman, In Baltimore county AooAt
three miles from tee city, upon the Bushe tpn rum
tributary 90 the western prong q the GuspoWier Hver.
rhe AID 10 the vicinity Is noted for s mineral pfoouc
lions AID Is probably extension 81 the great metallic
bet uhch traverses the Union. in north-easery and
rlv direction passing through the m0uniainoui
districts sf the states OF Virginia, North Caroaa Ten
nessee sui Georgia.
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NEM.YNRK TRlBu. w
sPRrNn FOR rhe Tn sae.
~ KATr cLkVSLAND.

rs KArr cLsVKLAsD.
In the f0Fsst--by the fountain,
ygcssr.d are enrolling;
Flowers gem the dark broS'd mountain
Ia the rssy haes Of s2rirg.
Clouds u amber sun light stealing
's,d,be brar ehes overhead.
oo the veIve,turf are kneslioE-
By the hand q Nature spread.
Baas and blossom bright are spfiDgiDs
Rouao our footsteps. sll the "~''
BIRD, in lesfy groyes are singing
Listen TO their merry lay.
Voices IN that fresh, green "lld"ooo'
Tel tale OF ~ 10 me-
In the sunny torres Of Childhood,
s,ssk in bud, and aov'r, and tree.
osi liz. TO thoss voices. tbs. tee ofthe spring
rbrough the forest, ~ tones Of Wild mIrth they rns
NAV tell OF the aowsr-,ney tel q the bee,
And sweet Is the tale ,hey bring unto ne
Thev tell Of brssht clusters Of violets blue
whose leaves are sun wet with the k''s Of the dew
They tell Of The lily. that deep In Us bel
Holds The hosr3ed sweet, that the bee loves wei
Tsev tell OF the besutful-.ell Of The fair'
Thst Gather with spnog, Ia earth, ssd In sir
Pc, B.t 70 their voices. that mefriiy ring
.,.,,, "a the sorg th.t hey joyousiy sing
- -. q. ...ls,.,os- yos Z nefrly dances
We s'e com 70 - A.8 lows 90 BEL way,
D. ~ % or .-t go t.ff'e suah~sn sui gitzccs
NJ 40 pirs oi N- -. Where ~id waters pay.
y s1 ,is brgft for. 81 have Touched te cold by.
,sstsd from - sleep WIN p'f. 2, ln'ilsf '''r'
N throush the dan hosfs Ani .t heiFr' o3.
OF Ws;er tlsy Keep Beans ~ oi' ~ "1'
e - Pc y 49,. L. bart- fn our tram,
J he' f,is ~. .rs-s,. VIA oy BE- beard,
IA. loossss8 - chtn' ~
n. f, ,,., N the voices that tell Of the Spring
Through the forest. IN tones Of Wild mr'l iD'y ins'
They tell not Of the leaves Ia their path that lay
The dssd leaves Of the year that has passd away
Irvine round the green Of the fresh plants that spring
Ana clossr--stln clos r, IN madness tnsy cling.
Iaks the phantoms Of hours that long since have 'd,
Or ,pirit-urns Of the slnmbering dead.
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y IIe sNl1tI ne1f " . c-lh Iuf 1u luIaIun y
Ms hnes bsIs hard The Receiver Of IlHes bees -
cs re stieaou VI he pashe ~ ne necessity VI ~ early
aymcc n order that the efogc " commuters that hsv7
teftred m the isst -~ days NAY Be fsved the tToa1e
sl1 c~4sy necessarily sft-ucins a xec-ral rush
msli im HARVEY HART Receiver Ct Taxes
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~rEU ROOKS

PROFESSOR AGASSlZ' LECTUkEs...........A15
Professor Nichols Lectures on Astronomy .......5
Professor Mitchells Lectures on Astronomy ....-7
VI Argos Lectures on Astronomy.
Life Of Henry Clay By Sargent, new ediuonl.-3
t.wbank on Water Machinery, &c &c. No 10
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

EfNIN'I
ruNPkfSsvftLE. STATEN ISLAND.
rsrHr SrRIN8 TERM wiI commence honasJ, ieci
1 nav TIE course 81 Instruction VIII ineiuce ne
Ee.rsf Fiench, Spanish sd Italian ansusses nwS
49, .cs l.,efns Circuia-s may be obtained - tas
o.sr. M Messr. lockwood. ~ Broadway Or 81 As
b.o M, Du hess % refer - he following srnsenss
~, ~ ~ 49, Tho. Davis tsq
49, s,,,l.v g,o Peter S'uyyes,nt, ESQ
~, Lyman Denn.on, ESQ
~ "a E-,-i. y A Tsiirns6ss. E,q
- = 49, II Jh J. Leader Starr. ESQ
Assph Si58e. Esq. H. Nen"' ''N
al 1tNfm WAS
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REVOLUTIONARY EFFECTS is MARsEILLEs-
Tn. following extract from letter caied 81 mafseiIcs
Ar-H H. % one q our follow citizens rom Dis son a.
iues 10 transactions of wf ca have seen no account
ir nrr+ Boston transcript
ga.ins.s ). 10 dsplorSe condition A. the preisnt
time f.v-ry .hins j. A. s-snd The aeihfonemeot ~
I,. phiiooa rss produced revolution Ia commercial
A. vii a. political sfrs Yol ean hardly pss' me streets
he snots OF people ard the noos collected IN theu
S1 OF the Igyer classes have curious idea OF fepub
.fc.o Government They are s0methins ne EqaaNN
Iscs 3 y srrystts pmsu Easy Most the eFla1'
hqs o armed -s1a pie. 10 LOOKS rather strange 20 80
f-rsiat traaslctng husless on 'clsrse Win nuss-
0a as1dud-r They usshsd ne GoutrHor face m nitH
puddle Yesterday I'D rived one q TIE NAy,t 80
u ~ s,us ss, They navs almost got The aso-ni1lcy
OF t.s military; end ~ ihey d0-Why tlea iook elt
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'EHE DIAPHRAGM FILTER-Any person wish
log 70 see the operation Of the litter St their resdenes
With view % purchase, will b. waited Any
neston sent through the Dispatch Poet 20 oes Of the
Diaphragm Filter corner Broadway and LeonHd-st rels
tive 70 purchase or repair fhteni viii Be promptly a.
ended .. myslw
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs.-Prop will
Vbs received unt the 18th dag Of May a. the Euguees
doubling tbs track " the Harlem Railroad between Har
lem River snd its junction with the Nsw-Haysn Railroad
distance Of sish miles AT points the line Of fhe
road Wi Be slaughtered and improved. Bios will siso
be received Tor Il 900 chestnut snd white ok crosTces
less hsn six inches bearing surfaces % 10 delivered a.
Harlem River between that river and the ponI Of
ti0n Proposals Vi, az the time, be received for
sfscli1sa pis bfdss about COO feet long, straight
ilae the HARLEM River and a bakh ad along the
sr0unds Of the Company, between Ons Hundred and
Thirty second add One Hundred and Thiry fourth streets
The worn BE- doue and materials delivered BY the 18th
dag Of September Plans, probes and specifications will
be exhibited AZ he oee Of The Company up 20 the 10th
instant -hen the engineer will be present 10 make al
ces.sTg ex pi.1AtiOns New. York, May I, 1879
ALLAN CAMP BELL, Chief Engneer,
myjt Myij " Y & r. r. r
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES - NuSsshN
MISS GARFIELD hss established s'cneol i't Joaes
vi .aii.s A. - Nest Naetoeath-,t between h'soh
md Moth ,veru-s 81, q, h.... L.
n. opeunsa hool in ibis yiooity, Miss O. noPe',
fithf ctschArse OF her duty sod BY sa1't stsnuon
tte rr, snr rei tous tfsinus, ~ WI a. . S
,I culture ~ htf Eupis, 40 net snafe oi 'hs Puo'
patronage -, .......
F.f quarters comod,c ths year; mo h't commencing
- AisrGay. May Papis Ntl no rect iVea a. say TINE
cntirs the term. snd chAgted in fropnrNee H..
r.l.unce 90 ssntlfuer oi tn' higbtst chsfie CT ~
sirlifea go rtienfs guardians and tefu. SO ttnf
tsfueuiaft m.dc known 90 splheshon 10 MIS- ,ush
.cl,,i myll Stav2gs
yf,ifN Nh IL A II
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spP,-CuPAL COLLnGiATE iasutets. stsps
Ilul, staten ltiand Rev THOMAS TOW EbL, rIih,
sies The summer term VIII commence "a ue n
fay fhs number ol pupils IL limited q nifty Cser
losuss contaiulug tuii particulars Dey be TAO Jy sppy
i1s 90 Mr. sheppard, bookstore, l5l Sfoaiwey, rhMp
Burfews Gsq "a Wsllsg, HenrY }. Seaman, VI broS.
Asy. SUI Wm q. Tovnseod Ezptsfs hoifinss EH
a.,4.-ar Il In
fHNtsIi-iI And FRENCH BOARDING SCHOOL
"a FOR BOYS. corocro of BoOmin sise kOed .Dd sshtJ
.xth.st Rev = DOUGLsss. A Rector For Fsfiise'
l.s =. ~ terms - I'D serrasneut ~ th- rsooes
xorsss OF circulars which b. obtained 81 ms oooa
sofs Of the M-ssrs APpLsrON 40 Broadway All In
= YOUNG GENTLEDIhN who sas received a hoe
\ raj education 10 Prussia his native country lfo@
which he lately arrived here, wishes 10 teach The German
aud French languages IN respectable family. Iam'
moderate For references, &C. address note 10 r.
Tribune Office. myo Nv
BOARDING -GuOOL-At Wilton, Conn--fefm'
pslo0 per yesfBoys take steamboat and s,ese Oh
rector ~ cents Circulars At the Methodist Boob hoou
ARRANGEMENTS made at Is. Sturs-s's 76i Chatham o.
myl' lits ABEL WiilTLoCk. Principal
A LADY who is qualified 90 Instruct IL the Ordinary
"A IL gsh branches, dssiTcus OF obtaining sosuon
teacher Ia school farther south ihan Baltimore
New-York or Its vicinity preferred Address A ID Ct
hi. office myll ~
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TNFAIIIBLK BEDRTC POI-ON.-Th- .

II = r 7
nee ~ pas J-.rs prove ms srcpzalon - be The
mas er-cfgA f-fioyer OF Brdougs discovered, 10
SEEDS hu' 1r tfpc.Cl 20 sas,y the most ncredulcCs
OF lts Eon1srai srac,s sold ony Apothe-arys Hal.
81 Cshsrin--st f7i 3r,ad srd 9 p .ton-s ookly,
a. iln'
,sLATE-.-FRANCIs LOUTREL. II Mslden-lase
- offer sfss assortment u school states hard ard soit
irsusa Asu, porcelaH sls,ss ysrous sizes log and
blsk a, low prizes In qasnfes 70 s1 parchsseu
stationery Warehouse, II Msseea-lEas myll Il
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C,,,r nm Tut RoNDs or THg NEw.YoRK

- LIZ
SAND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY Sealed Propossis
viii b. received by tho Agent for the sale u
the Bonds New York aud Erie Railroad Compan}
unt tho 18th dag Of Msy next al tho Mechanics bank
No Sd Msst York for the sale Of the farther sum ~
$4,000 VI the Bouds Of ssd Company, being portion NJ
the Three Millions authorized BY the Act Of ths Lenals
tlrs passed May H. l8i5.
The bonds are sIued In favor VI tho stae Of New YORK
ana are registered ia the Office q tho Secretary II state
snd arr first lieu upon all the property Of tn Company
aea ill -ssgned By the Controller 70 the parties
whose bids may be accepted.
Tbs boud, srr Issued Ia Of 81 600 each, payable 10
twenty years from the frat day u July ard besf Interest
At the rate Of per cent per snnum BY codp0ns a.
taced to the bonds The fneTest from the date 81 assign
meat to tho LIST dag Of May 1851 Is required b. law 10
be deposited by the Company with the Controller, and
will be paid 20 the b0ndhoders BY him 10 the City " New
York IS II becomes due. Proposals will be received for
sny number Of Tho boBds from thousand to five hun
dred thousand dollars bat bid 81 ess than par csn DO
considered Persons making proposals. requested 70
endorse on the Proposals for purchase OF The b0nds
Of the New York and Erie Railroad Co"
Parties whose bids may be pied will DO notified OF
the accep,encs eGd will be repaired TO tako the bonds
and Day for the before the 25;h day Of msy
next Interest will from she day the money 10
paid sad the bonds delivered
Copies Of tho Act authorizing tho issue and sale u the
bonds may be- obtained Of The Agent st the Msshancs
Bank or at the Office Of the Company No. IS Nsll,t
FRANCIS w. EDHONDs.
Nv YORK April ~. iss2 az iMyih lsp
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NOTICE il hereby sigen thsi SETH BOYDEN ana
" JAMES r. CRANE. Of tho City Of NswHk. Coun-
~ OF Esser and STATE Of NevJsSsy, cOpsrtner. under
the nsms, style sed hrm Of Boyden Crane, have this
day made TO the subscribers u their estate
partners Aforesaid for the equal benefit % their
respective claims under oath sfmation, within the
term q three moolhs Mas j. D. 1913,
PRUDDEN ALf1NG.
mvg 3w HORACE N COSGAR
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CANADA MINING COuPASy

" tee u hereby given that General Meeting 81 the
u the Company viii be held - toe Office Of
the Company 10 the City Of Hamilton tho 18th lay u
June next, al the hour OF o'clock la bFsn0on
under sad By virtue Of tbs 10th clause Of the Act Of aeor
poraon for the purpose Of organizing under said Act sad
Tor the election Of Directors for the sa'unk year.
Il B. WILSON Secretary
Hamilton. April %, ls4L myl0 I'm
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IYRENCn AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n

Il ~ AMI &c.,
Il DF la PLACE, IN the hrooslyn Female Acrdemy
Will continue his Evening Classes Though the Summer
a his residence IS Chambers It Nsw-f0fs pehtemea
w.hns 20 jim these classes usy nos eater 'h,,t 9sns.
Terms : 10 yer qnarer psysb's IN aaNsno7. |" We "a
pea nil lo eys xrtvase lssons az his hous. " At NE
.,dsncs OF those who wish 10 receive Instructions o.
tom cla,ses Al home Rsfereoce,-P AfPin' ffeptls@
aud Editor Do Courier dee Eats unis, NJ A. Of'itsa
dan PripeipaI Of the Brooklyn Femsle Academy Re.
Am B,td Rev Vetreu Rev Mr. Abbott Rev N
= iIs. d, msrl-; w w Chester. myll So
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EOARpInG .cd DAY SCHOOL fos YOUNG LADIES,
aCAroff place, Biesckrrtt .New-loIt -
D,o. nICTEu By MADAME HlN FROM PA

Y RIS This establishment. which continues 70 eaV
the couffs1cs Of rue it families IN THIS CITY, Is paeloe'
a.. ,i,rt.,'s Ia every respect Matsme hiN Is assist
al by th- frst Professors ~ NewYork Terms very mod
81 " m5n law3ms'
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- TsrrvIouu n Y-rhs S1mnef Term viii opsnoa
Monday the lst Of hay, with ne~ and improved oIsh
atom " The clssses JuNesile Department enosses
young lads Of Aoc eish ears % ago. VIII % SIND
I.hed la coauecton With the Institution ,-,
The attention Of parents and gus dans 10 fespseuay
invited 10 tho pamphlet Circular iof ms }tsi " 20
"A I'd anV of the ratrous Of the Institute, ~ Clst
= ustin, rs Broadway, or Of The undsniansd
WM.P. LYON. ~ pnnoipsi
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mile s
onrtue7p
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NOTfCE-The Stockholders Of thu W-s. CHESTER
Y Turnpike Road Company are hereby notified that
election Of directors for said Company, will bs held tie
house n JOnsh D. Hill, ia the village Of nzmarOneek
Tuesday the 10Th day Of Msy.
STEPHEN c. GRIggEN, Presideot
M.mafpsses Asy !. iat3 fay1iHy'ss
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,,K- ISABELLA HOLT, formerly Of New

WI YcrA SOD subsequently, Principal oi TIE fopsa'esH
= Fe,nsis seminary. Informs b,r Themes aea io.msf
that shs will receive AZ her residence Sen Cove,
/ ,ix YOUNG ladies', (aad DO morel % lnstfuci IN me
sSaoches Of thorough Easlish edocsron Per
80, ,yt.htny L, Mace thsir children with Mrs ~ viii
ss,. AZ asa broadway hetwe the hours Of 10 end
InunR t- present. wet Sho eBpect. 10 iesFe the c(
r., a.. eiicaits ssutrm-n .--Res. Archibald Maclsy
R.vsH Cone. Rev Dr. NAa NranAeni kfyA Mana ""
tor of ID r. Church OF Pouehkeepsie, Antlony sifcsy
gri'i.h CONSUL Chules Tsnn. Esq, Nhhsm C2isNe
Esa stephea 3 Mum. Esq seaish stokes Esq mysot'
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NOTICE IL HEREBY Eyen, that SETH BOYDEH, Il
Y the City Of Ne County Of Essex and state n
Neg-Jefsoy, hath this day made Assignment 10 the
subscribers II his Tor the equal bsnsf q bis ersd
Os ADD that the said creditors exhibit their
i've csins under oath Affirmation, wifko The u
three montts.-Dsted nsy 2 1919
PRUDDEN ALLINO
my9 - HORACE ~ GONGAH
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- TX LECTURES ON AsIhONOMft delegefso IN sn
- City Of New YORK, BY Professor N. Mitchell IN M
month Of December. 87. Published 10 pamphlet form
pete price - For sale by al cheap Puhisher'
as GREELEY McELRArh.
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4 ODGINGs-At too old Cronley House 10 fait-
change with regard 10 ths beds They tho
property Who tspt ha od ng apitmeni' daros no
-, ,sn yssrs 10 Crousys time. Terms Is ger uish
- M EDWfO REYNDLDS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-13

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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-03-11
|DR.LE ROYS|
SARsAPARILLA AND WILD CHERRY
PILLS..
From the Lancet, August 80, IL

From the Lancet, .dugusf 80, lS45.
Dr. LIE Roy has most happily succeeded IN COM
bining Wild Cherry and SarsaparilIa with ether
vegetable ingredients, so as to produce a medicine
at once tonic aud purgative, the only perfect dis.
covery of the kind ever made. Their great pecu-
liar excellence, and that which distinguishes them
fran all other purgatiyes is, that their operation 10
followed by no reaction. Their unrivalled purify.
ing and purgative properties, tor which they are
indebted to the essence Of Sarsaparilla and other
ingredients, being controlled by their highly tsnis
virtues, derived from the extract of Wild Cherry.
they do not strain the digestive organs into action,
as is the mode of operation with other cathartics,
but on the contrary strengthen them into action.-
Thus all other purgative medicines produce more
or less subsequent costiveness, and sluggishness Of
the gastric juice, while DR.. lie Roy's Pills leave
all the machinery Of the system full of life and &C.
tivity, and the bowels open and natural. Hence
writes DR.. Cheescman, 'they are the only active
purgative which | can recommend with Confidence,
and without alarm; for they remove nothing but
what oughtto be removed-neitherr rack nor strain
occasion no apathy nor debilitation-and leave
the bowels free, open and vigorous " But the
great virtue of DR.. LIZ Roy's Pills-the virtue
which has spread their fame over the two hemis.
pheres with a rapidity almost miraculous-lies 10
the publication of the blood. Here they not only
stand altogether unrivaled, but fill up the measure
of desire. They at once arrest the formation at
bad blood. by removing all impurities from the
chyle, Of which the blood is formed; and more
over keep it clean, by toning and strengthening
the digestive organs, so as to be able to exclude
from it all matter OF an innutricious nature; and
purify the blood already in circulation; and
never cease operation until it is entirely tree irons
every ~noxious particle, and full of health, life and
vigor. ~ NJ -.3 ,s ~
The above Pills are to be had of the following
WooDsFIELD, Mercer& Manahan;
MALAGA, Davenport g. Werneck;
BEALLsvILLE, WEIGH & Armstrong;
CLARINGroN, Wa. Porter.
Nov. 6.-Gn.