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THE STANDARD PREPARATION.
On. scHwARTzEs COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF SARSApARIIIA

~, 1
Inc astonishing success WIN whicn disease mas
1cen comoaied oy tns powerInl remedy Tor the last
tnree years, ~ the district q Coumotd and oineI
yiction thai is invaluable md nnerrinr remedial
virtues will benefit thousands under whose notice
IL may come, Therefor, he would urge u upon all
VINO read This not 70 let u pass hnnoced but give
II that attention 10 which II Is 30 deservedly emit
tied !
The following are some Of the diseases which
VIII testify 10 its never.iaing efficacy viz;
Scrofula, In any form
Incipient stages Of Consumption, when proceeding
from scTofulons habit;
Chronic Rheumatism Bronchitis; az
Dyspepsia, when proceeding from hepatic derange-
ment.
Habiiual Costumes; Cutaneous Affections, and
oil diseases arising from defanged secretions or I'm
pnrities Of the blood. n
Persons taking this remedy should not grow I'm
patient or become too sanguine In their hopes OF a
rapid restoration 10 health as its efficacy depends
measnreably upon the strength Of constitution and
fore would say to all who may feel disposed test
It's virtues not TO commences before they are fully de-
terminad TO continue ita use, whether Il be one bot
tie, dozen, or more, as NO two cases are exactly
similar can be relieved by any stated number In
anticipation.
Y The accompanying certificates are from gentlemen
Of respeciabilty residing In Washington city and NOT
from those abroad, to whom would refer all those
who are In the least doubtful. Hundreds Of tesi-
monuls can be produced as TO efficacy, but as they
seldom or ever reod or credence given toihem,
have thought few respectable certificates, coming
from gentlemen well known would suffice.
rEpTrEr/,A TES
~ GEn 1lr -, 4. 70.
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CuaE roa CAncrn Perhaps can confer flyos
on some Of your subscribers, by giving very sim.
pie and cffsctual cure for Cancers. The extract q
slippery elm bark Mt night win cure any cancer thas
has ulceruted, that has mot live skin over ~ IN
that case the skin should be broken In some way.
To burn piece Of punk on the place, b good
method, then apply the salve o. before dirseted.
The extract u obtained, simply by pounding The
common sorel In mortar, or other vessel and
pressing out the juice, then put Il In pewter dab
Or BASIN and place 1t In the sum- until II dries 70 the
cousistsnce Of tar, when II is fit for uss. fndiona
State Journal. st - tsr
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: ,uN,rrD srArrs PArrNr Orr1cE,

~ e+elft ,.5, .Ytss, May 9, I849.
ON THE PETITION OF EDWARD REYNOLDS, OF
SaeH New Jersey, praying for the extension ~ pa
grant ed to said Reynolds for nm Improvement IN bend
ing lIeee forcarriage wheels, &c. for years from
expiration Of said patent which takes place on thu 7h
day ofJuly 80 ,s IA f,3 g3 4t0 W Is st8
Il Is ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent
all persons notified TO appear anil show cause, IL
any they have why said petition ought not 70 be nted
aud Globe, Washpeion city Republican and Argus, BAL.
nore Pennsylvanian, and Keystone, and Timea Phila
dehia; Post Pittsbrg True American, Trenton; True
Suu New York Post. and Times Boston Herald, Prov
denre Pepubiiean and tiaxee, Portsmouth, New Hauap
$3.50 ~ M ssiG * Commissioner ~ PafentA
r. s Editors ofthe above papers will please copy, and
send their hills % the Patent oce with paper contain
ing this notice q w ~ III . :. ! may i2-z2aw3w
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WAsulseroa, December %, lea7.

Z I DT a. y. tsCHW ANTzEI IT. AVN ~ ~
tltude due you, In saying that attribute my Pre-
sent state Of good health entirely the use Of your In
valuable preparation of Sdrsaparilia. Having been
afflicted with an Infammafory Rheumatic .Aberfio,,
Of the knee joint which swelled to such degree as
10 confine me 10 bed for many weeks, depriving
me of the entire use Of my limb, and having been
attended by the most eminent physicians, without
the least prospect Of recovering, made use Of your
Extract Of Sarsaparlla TO the amount Of bottles,
after which began 10 use my limb, and upon lie
further use had the satisfaction to find the disease
fadicated aud my general health very much ilnpro-
we'd Two years have now elapsed and my health
still continues good You areat liberty 10 make
Of THE as YOU may think proper.
ls Very trilely your obpdiont servant,
az VIM w. STEWART X
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WAaHIaeroN, January "a, ls4s

rAEa WARRINGTON, january "A, 1913.
II gives me pleasure to say that ! am acquainted
with the proprietor Of the above medicine and also
with number Of gentlemen WIZ lave tested It's eff
cacy; and have no doubt, from the unimpeachable
character Of the gentlemen who have volunteered
their certificates, that they can be fully relied on.
, ULYSSES WARD Il
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WORTHINGTON G. SNETHEN,

Editor Of tho National Wig, FaK
y (ToRliRRLy soLIorroR OF THR oRaERAL LAND oYFioll
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
1900 WAEHINGTON,D d. G. s
DRACTICES in the SUPREME COURT Of the UNITED
+ STATES, the COURTS Of the DISTRICT and Of The
ns iR s!aiss soy,Norr = mrs cu.xprps
PROSTITUTES CLAIMS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
AGAINST CONGRESS- OR ANY OF THE DE
~. Ae PAYMENTS OF GOVERNMENTS; f5sgsg
And claims for spoaons against the Republic or MEXICO
before de Boardf Commissioners esabhshsd By ~ Acf
az I'D pf March, 1919 ;tsi4g "a Nhe
ACTS AS AGENT In procuring letters patent for Invsn
tions from the United States and from Foreign Govsrn-
N AND EXECUTES any business requiring the presence
ton Of counsel or agent at The seat Of Gcvcrnent
Refers the Hon HxNRy JOHNSON, late SENATOR and Pie
Hon. s W. DowNs, and Hon. PJrRRg ScuID, SsuatoSs OF
the United States from the State OF louisiana, aud s G
r nS-oFFICE AT HIS DWELLING NO. g. Msso1ri
apenue, bet,oeeR ID aud Al sfreefs. mar 28-distfSw
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PHYSICIANS CERTYF1CA7'E

WASHIN0ToN, january 5, lo4o.
I am informed Of the ingredients Of which Dr.
Schwartze's Compound Extract Of Sarsaparila Is
composed, and believe II 10 be the best preparation
Of the kind with which am acquainted, and admir-
ably adapted to produce salntary alternative effect.
'PERIGRINE WAKEFIELD, NJ. d.
WAsHINaroS, January 10, 1876.
y gives me pleasure to recommend the Compound
Extract Of Sarsapnrilla prepared by Dr.. Schwartze
as have knowledge Of its constituent pnris. be-
ieve that II will achieve more for the afflicted, than
any other preparation Of nrsaparilla now before the
public. II. r. CONDfCT, M. d.
WASHINGTON, january IL, 1896
Having been nnde acquainted with the ingredients
and mode Of preparing DR., Schwartxes Compound
Extract Of Sarsaparilla believe II 10 be most hap
py remedial combination Of TINT valuable root with
the other remedies Of which ills composed
,. M. GIBSON, MD.
GEoRoFrowN, L11is,ary FL, le48
Having been made acquainted by DR.. Schwartz
with the ingredients Of his preparation of Sarsap ara
concur with the medcalgenilemen nbove, In regard
ing II az an Alternative Of great efficacy, and IN all
cases Which such alternative il adapted, Of great
power. 4. BENZ. y. BOHREk, M. d.
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ItThc above named medicine may be had in
Washington, Wholesale and retail, at the Store Of
the PROPRIETOR, Pennsylvania Avenue, three
doors east Of ID street, at CEiAS. STOTT a CO.'S,
Pennsylvania Avenue near 7th street, also q J. l..
KIpWELL'S, Georgetown, .. 9. In baltimore,
South Liberty street; At ISRAEL GRAHAM'S,
corner Of Baltimore and Eutsw streets; also a
GEO. W.. JONES corner Of Baltimore and High
TIL X 4f;1:1s ns H i pEs .ss
othsr DrusEisss. ~. - .. jan l--d1
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TESTIMONIALS

CaARirs DARTLETr, Esq.
The undersigned who have for some time had children
under your College HILL and who have attended
several examinations Of pupils take this opportunity
high consideration ofyuuf noble School With the uca
ty 90 ennenly beautiful-wth the arrangement Of tie
nnsium with the comfor and refinement Of the family =
with the thoroughEess Of Its educational provisions and
the influences which exertcd the minds Of the
scholars, delighted; end unreqaested BY you, pre-
you this expression Of grateful regards and earn
est wishes you may continue receive you most
certainly deserve, the liberal patronage which you have
hitherto enjoyed
M Hackensack, 5
Ks TpaAR THORN, Supervisor Of the town Of
a 8s Poughketpsie.
D. TRowsalDar, Merchant, foushkespsie
I'm Gro. VAN KLxgcK, ~ :"
st JOHN T. McCouN, Troy, IS
liSnRaH ". PoMERoY, New York.
Asa Holt, Brooklyn.
sN IsHAEL HAwLHY, Merchant, New York
HUBERT VAN WAaEnEs, Poughkeepele
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xtract from the report Of the examining Committee.
The committee behave that the examination has resulted
in satisfying all who present that the teaching In eve
ry department has been faithful practical and efficient such
az with produce thorough, sound and useful education
The advantage which this school enioysn respect posi-
tion budings grounds for recrniion gymnasium, and
ita admirable Internal arrangements well known
hardly need any notice from the committee But they
cannot refrain from directing the public TO its seriorit
acquainted
Tho Kind ind excellent Of the school Is aen
tive the various duties which assigned 10 her, the
boys hardly feel the want OF mothers care.
The strict paternal discipline and careful wairhtnl .
constantly exercised by the principal (Mr. Baetf)
his large family, and the happy moral and religious
influence which peryades The whole establishment give
the parents every that they reasonably de-
msnd that their will be well cared for and properly
trained for the great purposes Of liieseulness IN this
world, and happiness In the next
o. BRONSON,
ts 81, e J, w. FAIRFIELD
&E I'll ~ q, Ludlow,
Oct 8,h, iais l.. r. WALDO
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BEAUTIFUL SzurIMENr.--On q sailors grave
stone In the Brooklyn navy yard, are the following
words to be seen :--"Nobly he did his duty below,
and now he has gone aloft.
Qnack Doctors are considered NJ the driusrs Of
the "last stage Of consumption. re
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oc, 9Th, lsls.

Eztraets from Ad,sss deiiuersdsy Rer Philip n MI
fedscr, M d. 10 The fadenfa Of he Ponghkeepsfe Cattle
guie School at The close e their annual sraminufio,
YOU'VE GENTLEMEN: -st ID M E
The exercises that have taken place in your examination
have thoroughly tested yonr aainnens and have afo
ed satisfactory evidence that the means employed tor
yonr Instruction haeenot failed u good measure OF
Z. ~
We have not however surprised in view Of The pro
fciency you have generally made in The seh and orna
mental branches Of educafon which have been the objects
ii your preut Tor distinguished facilities avail pro-
d,ce proporoaie resuIta, the Improvement You have ex
hihited WAS to have been expected.
Having alludedto the advantages You have enjoyed y is
my wish be distinctly understood considering them
vary great and special Andthis may assert, without
or being suspected of attempt selapprobon
bear no relation whatever 10 you literary in
srctor Yeti for considerable time pact havingbeen
situated In regard the institution TO which yo belong
have had full opportunity q closely investigating Us
educational System. both 10 lis theory and practice,
feel free afiirr, that In all the particulars IN which
celenry may be predcaied, Of an academicai enurse
have never known any superior and In many renpecis,
sven equal 70 that adopted aud carried out In the Poug
fespsie Collegiate Institute. az Nv -'.ti
Hxss presented you the sreaiest facilities for laying
solid and extensive basis q an nse and polished sdca
. you have lnstricters Of distinguished ability IN
the various departments Of classical literature athems
cal science commercial knowledge foreign languages and
mArs0--dff - 49, M N IN
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WAamrvoroN. .lanl.arN e, lele.

k WAsHrSoTos. january %, leie.
Most Of the gentlemen named above are known TO
me as citizens of high respectabity; and the pro-
fessions portion Of them are Of the best standing
| among the physicians Of this community. ~ IA
w. w. SEATON, Mayor.
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Notice OF the estnblfshment Of the Land
the state ~ Wisconsin,.
IN pursuance second aecon Of the act or Congress
entitled An act Tor Changing The location Of the land Of
dtona land district In the State Of Wisconsin, approved
March ~ isi9 which provides that For the snle If the
land office and land district hereby created comprising
all The lands not included within the district OF lands sub.
which shall be called hs Western Land Dlsfrici,p do
hereby declare and make Known that The land .ohce
IN the S<<te OF Wisconsin. - = VI es'
Given Under ny hand, Al the city Of washington, this
hundred and forty.uine JAMES K POLK
~ the President: : 800
KicnARp NJ. You've, f
Mar s-iswi3w 7'71 80
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Two Dutchmsn, studying the English language,
met one morning, and the following conversation
ensued sg
oAh, Hans, Il did rain tomorrow p
a "Yap was the reply, $50 II wasn
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REFERENCES AND PA TRONS.
HON. WILLIAM III. SEWARD, Auburn, N. X.
HON. JAMES EMOTT, Poughkeepse, do
n CHARLES B AZ Ess do do
REV. DH, EDWARD DAVIS Bslstou, ". Y.
y GEN WALTER CUNNINGHAM Poughkcepsie do
= REV. DR LUDLOW, ! y. n do r;ss.s .-dq,.. y.
Rev. De MANN Pa IN. =. mar 2l--diy
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-THE period for receiving proposals for surprising
Hemp as advertised above, acxterded the 9Th ofhugus
next IS asG may E--lawtau6
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CALIFORNIA MINERS, DEPOT.

gto BROADWAY. CORNER or LEONAkDsI.
IENNlSONs fPslenil Submerged Nhiring-Pan pro
R Chiffon as superior 10 principle any eontvsnce now
used Tor Ood-wHshing.
The srge Pet Rocker worked win rotsfy force-pump
for Companies.
The Corrugstei Rocker and Tes-Psns
Hubbsrds Rotsry Force Pump, approved OF and laser
10 California by un .teen different Mining Companies ina
have len this port. used bosrd many Packets and
Steamers: and aley adopted A. ifesh.waIer pump on
bosrd of L. ) Shps which will m conveniently about q
f-e and will then very easily force the water by hand
power To an elevation Of more lhsu 100 feet
Leather Leading and suction Hose iron aud copper Nv
eief Pcs. Spades Drills and oiner ming Appliances
All Of The shove Manufactured by The subscriber end
Furnished msn9facsurers prices Companies sfe nted
out by WALTER NJ GIBSON,
Oaice Of the Diaphragm Filler, $40 Broadway cor Of
L-onarc-st. ~ Y III Nv
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INDIAN REyoLUrIoS-On the 5th OF last De
cember the Seneca Indians met in convention al the
Cattarsogus Resers son In Erie County and sbolshed
their former government that OF Chiefs and estaoshed
chartered republic. The following ststemeni OF the
reasons which induced this revolution worthy any
people however refined
OF The reh Inherent people trusting In the Justice
sod acecssy VI undertaking. aud humhly invoking The
blessing OF the God Of Nations upon efotts Improve
civil condiucn and to TO the sdmius
usros OF equitable ard wholesoms laws do hereby ahh
absafs and ann cur form OF government by chefs be
esuse has aed to answer ePafPoses fo which al gov
efnmcnts saould be created.
|, affords security In the enloymep, Of property-
provides no laws regulating The institution OF marriage but
iocratcs poygariy
Iim.les provision for his poor but leave. toe dss.s
perch
Il leaves the people dependent iOregn aid for the
me sns OF education
Nhss no Judiciary nor Executive Departments In. an
irresponsible. self constituted arislocrscy.
liz powers absolute aud unlimited IN sssiening
the peoples rights but sndente and not exercised,
msking municipal regulations for their bensh' or rrc'eo
ton
The Constitution is elaborate. The Judiciary Is com
posed of three "Peaee-Mskers the council 10 chosen
81 large and possesses the treaty making power but
every treaty must be ratified by three fourths OF The
voters and by three foAs Of al uc noiAs q tAe adiios
Sufrsgeis universal This Government has been ON
eisy recognized by the War Department ss regularly
established BY majority Of the people and we DO not
doubt tina, IL will contribute efeieoty % rekndle The
ambition OF the dshesrened Senecss as well as 20 pro
tect them from many Of the wrongs and evils o. which
they have 90 often and justly complained.
tPhils News.
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ALEXANDRIA re- .sAu brs' samuel frsaeh Browa Aa'i
PORT. Braftla-. Mftl~I. Efstfot go .
BALTIMORE. F-t IAN setf Ace, s-aaia Niof. Co. On
Mar FreIn- nanreg. Porto fst-io
CHARLESTON. Fe5 q ART ara hsn-f slf Nsrhi, - r.
NOresf. Cs 'lP Columbia johnson, WON BAN Naief b-t
4sr.% Or-sns.
NOglF Fet 81 Arr trs satoa F-r.ia. B1fiau CO. st
lsasc AHer0u. smith Lf.erf Js bst--r 'sf-i Co. ai- ID
Ter Conway. Providence M~t4ursa- tnTIef, MOS
MN ORLEANS. f-b -N-Au shF- Anaaf, CROSBY, hf'fe
CO. sh. Adams Cay nlsfar Rtha toC.er blsn bans RAM
ws Bea.- H. 10 Janera Rotala Curing. rt-ie Phs srs
q Washfur1. eif0ff Nnrik
PHILADELPHIA. Fe5 .sAfr .chf Jas D. Chandler ,ni 49,
Yors CO. blrk snf stast'. San fraft'1o of- hn lN-
CassH. P-rrsm1lco.
BOSTON F@5 bre Inamph Baft. Pa.srno Ct. BAN
Helen Timer Moo-. Pioneer, kfn1ge Baltimore tf-- hi-''
y-s1 Bsrtsin- Poeol14s Brewer Havana "oe-, poan~ A.
aiarN'f0Ia
PORTLAND Frt 4--Cif. brr EterIrs. La0rshee, t.he
GLOUCESTER Feh 90 Au sClr- r. fe Nnr~ hlsoa. 4ft
A-tuter nobfoaf Rahuoat Iuc-ene. Augusta Parsons a1
Aahaua 90
NEwPORr Zen .f-Aub brig Gor'-n. Johnson. wfHrgtoa
fr Boston efh -sstai tsua-if ahf Ceres smith, iilsi ~
Mar 'eiesd
SAVANNAH PEI Ar hafa Z-nala. kn0aaa. B3stol 90
.lr R.ss H-,t Nioi barb Erect stevens fo s,hf Nai's
P~fcftsl. NOresns
RICHMOND Feh 81. Arr shp Msnsnas t0eais. ~ ORR hr
Il.sff u Maaf.
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ROTARY COPPER GOLD-WAsHER.

FITNTA
IHAVE EXAMINED A MACHINE Intended for wash
ing sands and gravel containing gold and other hra
metallic shsarces exhibited Ia me BY Mr. Elisha Fizser-
AID far ils principle 10 concerned consider better
adapted 10 purpose than any hue which have ever
rad 40 opportunity Of seeing It's sexual operation, 10 The
single exp@ru which witnessed, appeared 20 couhrm
nv my opinion u IL for there appeared 10 be- no
apprecsbe dmnuu0n qussuiy Of h- gold dusl that
was mixed with sand for the purpose ~ testing The ma
chine. JANIS hENNiNh-
Columbia Collage, n Y Jan. 2, 1919
folly concur with Professor ken~ck 10 bis recOmnen-
dston - Mr. Flzgerslcs gold washer and have advised
several Of my friends 10 purchase the sppsrslu.
JOHN TORREY
College Of Physicians and Surgeons 81 Crosbyst January
- l8l4.
One u he above menuOn-d machines NAIVE seen al 81
Besv-rst where Ofdes Tor Them Will be received by
i7fgx. THOMAS DENNY
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SERiocs RAILROAD AccIpESr.-About II O'Clock
yesterday morning the morning msil line from New
York vas approaching the visdact at Mil Greek. near
Princeton sxletree Of Of the middle cars broke
and tore up the road and the bottom Of the cars for
some distance rntii the train got the bridge, when
the whole Of tho thrown of the track and
the locomotive becoming detached shot ahead at rapid
rate. Ooe OF the passenger cars wac thrown down
deep gully, and the pssseng cxiricaed with
much difficulty, some Of them being injured very much
Among tho number were . lady and gentleman who
were quite badly hurt The ne did not reach this city
Until LAST eveaing about O'Clock. Phil North Am !.
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S1O 0Ou WANTED, PsrneI who can
BOARDING

BOARD and very pleasant rooms for family or for
IL single gentlemen 81 So Wsrren-si Ef In
DLhA>ANT FURNISHED roOms on he second
aud third roors Win without breakfast ard
Park place Isl In
pnitATb BUAkDlNt.-tfuls IN LONDON
Il FOR GENTLEMEN AND FAnlLlES-kRS. c
GROOCOck. e H.s.on Garden, IS doors from Holbou
yeTms moderate.
Having spen several days with hrs q pleasure
Recommending her esshlstmeni OF counuyuer
a. may tesire good ques ard central home curing v,s.
- ma Metropolis o. Ores. BRIAN. W.. BALCH.
london. Jane ~ l3fs lyls "
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nICk,. ANTI-EKICTInN PKE-s.-1

nICk,s ANTI-FRICTION PRE-s.-This
DPress which patented ast October, combines great
simplicity OF construction with intense severity Of operation,
compactness convenience FOR and ctespness and sd
mirsby adapted great variety Of purposes such
pressing oils. Cotton tobacco, hemp hay. cheese cloth,
aOur paper &c "a ing goods embossiug and printing
yelOp cutting, jewelers. WORK shedrrg metal cumming
punching, cutting and riveng iron, hosting hoist
Ing vessels INTO docks, making lead pipe. &c &c
Orders and communications 10 be sddressedl 10
WM d HARRIS
40 2meod. Agent FOR he Pai-nle-. l38 FrO1tst.
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sIJpERIoR TURNING LATHEs.

.AMEs STEWART. IS Csnsl-st snd Ice Elm-sg is con-
slAnuy manu- acturng and has hsud between 50
and superior iahcs " he following descriptions and NJ
Reasonable prices usmoy
Oenusrs Lahes, very highly h.ishef.
common
Brass and Wood Turner'S Lathes
jewelers. and P-ncil-ca-e makers, very sgpeJior.
J STEWART is also authorized TO act agent for The
sale of the celebrated Lsthcs Manufactured BY James r
Perkins Of Hudson Of large fe and 81 prices from $50 to
s 500 specimen Of this description may be- seen al his
factory shove. ~ I'm.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT on NEw-YORK -. FEBRUARY =
Domestic Pcrts.

sAITFD-Bsfs vernon iar ss1 frnc Rover 'or Mare -
Baldwin io -aFa nab hr Calhoun ifci lhti A. l-
abrr@ have anchored if 4srsltrl-
y = q hfs
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MALE BOARDING SEMINARY MwILroY

VI Com, essy Of access 70 NswfofE Cy-The Prnci-
pa from hs past experience and success has been Induced
10 house desgnsd 10 s-romm odate ~ pupils 90
Please circulars which be hsd ~ the Methodist.
book ROOM 90 Ma berrysi Also e. 7t Chansm-gL The
i believed Will BE- considered reasonable, and i1-
cucemenis IL hoped satisfactory i desired %
wishing converse arrange with the principal would
-sve their addresses Il TIE Of Mf sgrges 76
Chaihsm-st References 10 Rev Vim. HI Bang. Will0u,
MAkemsH Dkemsu, Controllers Office. Nevf0rk
nj 49,. ABEL WhfTLOCk Princip,l
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SHOW CASES AND sAsHEs.

- HOW CASES AND sAshEs Of every description
- made TO ordsr Aso, Show Csses always on hand and
Ter sel- Of the mandatory
.ss ST. JOHs poLnrs p.isnev.