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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-21

New RAzoR.-The London Patent Journal con-
tains an engraving of Guarded Razor, warranted
not to cut the skin in the process of shaving. Mr..
Wakely, in the London Lancet calls it splendid
invention, and ahirms that it g can be used by the
operator with perfect security in almost any situa
tion 1t can be used in bed, on a railway, or even
in carriage on the common road'
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-21
Cholera.

Phe following table, which is from work pub
lished some years ago by Mr.. Tanner, will no
doubt he acceptable to our readers. The first
column shows the time of the commencement OF
the disease; the second the number Of cases the
third the number of deaths; and the last its con-
tlnuence at each place:
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-21
Death of Ex-President Polk.

Cincinnati, June l6, P. M.
We regret to learn that the fears expressed by
the Nashville papers of the 18th, Were but too
well founded. James Knox Polk, ex-Presldent
of the UUited States, died at his residence near
Nashville Tenn, on Friday evening. the 18th inst.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-21

The Constables of the town Of Saco, (Me.) says
an Eastern paper, have boen ordered to arrest all
the boys that may be found in the streets during
ordinary school hours, and to carry them to such
place the Superintendent of Common Schools
may direct. -At
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-21
From the National Lntelhgencer.
Cure and Prevention Of Cholera.

Laudanum, 2... oon,oo
Spirits Camphor, oa'"
Tincture Cayenne Pepper, 2 drachms.
Tincture Ginger, l ounce.
Essence Peppermint, 2 ounces
Hofinan's Anodyne. ounces.
Mix all together. Dose, a tablespoon full Gn a
little water) for an adult
This prescription is carried on nearly all the
boats on the Western waters, and will check diar-
rhea in ten minutes, and abate the other premon-
itory symptoms of cholera Immediately. have
tried it in my own person, and have given the re.
ceipt to over one hundred persons.
- THOMAS S. BRYANT,
= Paymaster United States Army
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-21

JUDGE PARSONS, in charge delivered to the
Grand Jury OF Philadelphia City and County, a
few days since, expressed his doubt as to the ju-
Iisdlciion of the Courts TO enforce The late Act of
Assembly relative TO the granting of licences, &C.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-21

In reply TO a remark of the Washington Union
that the Democratic party was never in better
health than at present." Prentice says it may be
SO /; exercise on foot is said to be favorable TO
health and We perceive that some of the prom-
nent men OF the party are aoalking euery day
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-21
CHOLERA.
Cincinnati.
New York.

0@ The reports of the Board of Health states
the number of cases of Cholera in Philadelphia last
week to have been l3, with six deaths whole
number of cases from the first has been 90, deaths
IL.
ST LouIs.-The deaths by Cholera on the 9th
on the l2lh, 35 on the 18th, 35.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-21

MORE GoLD.---The other end of the world
is Initiating this end. The Melbourne Argus
states that large quantities OF gold have been
found near that place. Melbourne is in South
Australia
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-21

Twelve hundred and nine,y-f.e immigrant
passengers arrived at the por, of Boston during
The week ending June ith.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-21

% A terrible riot occurred on Saturday night
and Sunday, in Moyamensing, among hremen and
other rowdies, in whichgu pistols stones, brick
bats, &c. were freely used. One person was
killed and many others wounded ca,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-21

The disease continued to prevail, though in a
mitigated form, at the places marked (*) when
this table was prepared.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-07

co N MERcIAL AFFAIRS.

Saturday, Oct. u.

Saturday, Oct. 80 p. m.
There large sales of all the leading fances to-
day at lower prices than those yesterday
syvanis 5's fell OF n; Reading Railroad, q; Harlem
91 Farmers Loan, per cent At the first board, Can
ton Co advanced a. Some of the biggest bulls in the
market large sellers of Harlem to-day while the
bears purchasing for the fulalment OF mstured
contracts. As the bears have supplied them
Selves and withdraw from the market there will be
smashing times among holders, who will be, from time
to time compelled to cell at the market price. Farm
ers Loan caved partly in to-day The recent decision
against the company has reduced the actual value Of
the stock very materially.
The anthracite coal trade from the Scbuylki region
for the current week has fallen on considerably The
Reading Railroad Company has brought down rs 4e7
TONS against 2e,208 tons last week. The Schuylkl
Navigation Company has brought down l4,eal tons
against l60s7 tons last week The Lehigh Navigation
Company has brought down g. 500 tons against 20 S4
tons last week being increase Of about 600 tons
In relation to the Quebec and Halifax Railroad, the
Halifax Transcript says;-
We have much pleasure 10 being able to state from
the best authority, that this grand undertaking Ia in
fair way Of being commenced early next summer the
amount OF share stock taken and proposed pcaons
Including princely Investments by the ladies Of the
DunDef!es and eccesiastical ests blishmeut being
nearly G2oe COO aud Is expected that c50e 600
will be taken in this province alone for which the
country 6t large mainly indebted to the aud
jealous cooperation Of the venerable preate who
sides the ~-lfare of the Catholic population of
the province. The company Incorporated for carrying
cut the measure, are making arrangements for APP
pointing the directors and when that is done, the
sterling aid OF the imperial government may be relied
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NEW BOOKS. &c.


ERtE MAsokRY.-ALLYN's RITUAL or rREs Ma
senry 20 "h,sh IL ssded hey 20 odd F-lcwsh o. With
lats f.. copies 81 the above seot procur
Fres So By ttins S. the toos ~ mail 10
ssy Isrt o. the Unfsd states or Canada. W. GOWANs
lTS rnitor street.. y. v.
G. ORTLy WILL Be rrBLTsHED-A NEW WEEKLY
~ Huftraisd Fsper 20 be called THr sunsLr." The
vhich ~il " entirely original both IN letter
Irtss end enteisten' furn Cd expressly work BY
At fsf authors VI the casting secon
hsno garments of European literature ~hieh, however
celent when ~ their newest F0ss aust psfsree
not only much OF their fashion, Int Of their freshness from
THE orcumstanee of travel and appearing Va horeu hiy
new sut home manufacture both in weft ana woof IL
order To- induce general hunrsring for Toe Bubble capital
ane rovif cis Joiss testers Wis Nass aud Fun grinders
generally from evsrvciiy, town. village and settlement In
the Union csppd with oply 70 matter. but in
manner taking heed that sim beirf 10 distinctly mark
cnt aud respect the boundary live between sre And
f,hsr can ws suffer either by implied insnuason OF
dorbinl EXPRESSION the o. delescy be in
cfaneed
MOsgANs LITERARY DEPOT EXCHANGE PLACE,
~ siIVinira the Poet Once, New Orleans. LaAtths
scrticr INSISTING ~ Novels history Borrarhy
Commercial, Typographical, and MEDICAL Works Alec, Z
eomp-te assortment q Stationery. tosetber rith all
PRINCIPAL Daily acd wsshly Newspapers ard Magazines
Cavalry orders for Any article In the trade applied for
vardet with despatch. Books mailed Prompt attention
PAD 70 asy ~ors crersa ~ mail roeifn B~ss Imported
Literary Depot adjoining the Poa osacs Ne~ oriesn. IA.
Pa-Cots plsts arrangements have been s,ede She
nnoipei frshsherr thrcrxhout the uuisn, Tor sucrv
we new -orss 90 lass ~ issseA y. q. r.
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Tus Dean svp LrvrSs N,roi roS. We are indebted
" hessfs Hudson Smith for the loan ~ the Hee.
Gosefe ~ iuiy about the sire of shset OF letter
paper nearly three PAGES Of which Gliej With sd
rsrtisenents We copy from II the csing siver.
ttemert.-
sals II Nsrsisgn's To,abTaigask L1nSsd Property.
FER sale by private contract. the estate called Ma
posons Vale. compiling the dsellug house and the
tomb vih about rs 81 1ue srsbie nd the whole
formerly let lease To Mrs X rarbell at lilo per
sunum with about three ~ land situated near
the tomb and entered upon from the Longwood road,
veil Known Thu Grand Narshsis Retreat"
In another column ~e Hnd the folio siug paragr ph:
g a Horss for me President II Frsrce-Nr Leonce
Iao<.te. merchant, from the Msuritius having called
~ Ne Helena In the bark fsrl Gray. bound 10 London.
and on vsting Lopewcod THE residence ri the late
Emperor Ma poleon) he there cav beautiful young
horse nov two years old In the shed ri capt William
Mason the isssse az Longvood and on Mr. Lscsste ca
pressing desire to procure the animal Nth the vies
81 presenting to the President ~ Fr.nrs apt MASON
readily complied wAo Immediately under III. personal
mperipsepdeuee. say " safely shipped on board the
Earl Gray and the commander Capt Alexander Ro-
kerfson. bad " regularly manifested at the Custom
Hsuse whence clearance and cer icate were granted
respecting A'-Besfsn Tsrsiasr, Oct g.
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Nh,llIt.AE.

..e>eN4Nee
THE MEDICAL WONDER OF ruE AGE.-wATrs
Nervous Antdott guafan'eed % senfaa In every
ru, rervous debility mind body fwcivs sl
Sels ~ TALBOT WATTS. lul Nassau street
DILES.-READ rBIs-DITCHEITs SPANISH apr
sitc, uuet celebrated for t Of bleeding
rl. cold BY him at Roosevelt and BY
at nl Iuton t'rttt. So roadsay ana AS fudsss
Or ths cure ~ fhs PILES
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GEANp MUSICAL FESTIVAL IN AID OF TuG
~ Italian Refugees from the late Glorious Struggle for I'll
bertyAt the Tabernacle Wednesday, Oe. l0th. The
following eminent artists have kindly their
vices for this scossionSgnore Tedescs Caraa Vita Roes
Cosi and Amsa Patti snd sgnori Corelii Arnold, Bm
tint Vita, Rossi Cors kove, Sspquirioo and No. Bar;
also the Chorues OF the Italian 0rera and Grand
cbesra the whole under the direction and leadership Of
ka.stro Ant Bari Tickets ST. tobe had at all the Music
Sorer and Hotels aud at the door the evening par
foimanco Doors open at oessk Performance
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$500 sEwAaD-JtrtRIFs. aNTloorE, sPEcI

RDOO to Mixt.ro tor ths cure Of Gosorrkrs, Gi..t,
Srlutures and similar disprdors 10 astss srssiy
without the iesst r-sricton Of dst srnk
ehaurs IN Application 70 business Oar oss-s sstfy
where u he had, and the proprietor shasrrs ssgi
81 recent Gonsrrhs which tbt mixtats ~ surs
uscer forfeiture Of 500. furthste disease
sutfscted " Of the xxturs s taken when exposed
IL put mp 10 BOTTLES, Nth fall directions
,'ts a., @ry a.. sur-s !. ..e
NJ yoxl
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aPOSlTTH1.


II ACES.-FOSTPONEAEkT OF TIL FOUR MILE DAY,
~ in consequence Of the ncemency of the westher
To-hQkkON Monday October whom IL will positively
take place commencing at o'clock, p NJ Purse $50;
fnsde stake, 500 each with three subscribers via
O. r. Hares m. Bostona. BY Boson dam by Andrsveta.
Jas Tsly's Oh. colt Tally lie. by Boston, dam BY Tom
Tough, years OLE.
T.. Creepss br h. Free Trade BY Mercer dam BY John
Richards years old
Ear Badges for tho Club Stand price S. be had
Aston house, thearvng the American Towards the Frank
r The United States Clinton Ball Car lion, at berwosd
at Flsrenees at Charles Abels at Franks in Barclay
street and Greene Maddsns Chatham Square Pavif-
lion tickets, Sl-to the Field, 60 oents
N b-spsia trains will leave the Long Island Railroad
Depot at kreokyp for the Union Course. 10Y IL, TX,
H. l25e and at essok, to- niay OctoberS The
raseto senuenee at half past o'clock.
CEhTREyILLE COURSE. TRorTtNG. MONDAY
~ October ~ $40; milo heats in VI
Jones enters Pelham u. Bryan enters A. Lady Suf-
folhi j. " oodiuf enters br. M Lady Sutton.
JOEL CONKLlS, proprietor,
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY Day.
V>JsrONNN~JNNNN0NN~NNV
s6nsers 70 .drevtseuets sent ~ hti must BE- yo,l-
paid, they viH not be taken from Che Post Office
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ma. COOPER IA DUANE srRpsr uAs roa run

~ last fur'een years ernfres bis practice % the treat
nsst " msreurai AND other daess Of ds'ioa.e nature
bs ssn the aggravated Eases Of ,hs ds>so
ntd ssses renewed N tsc 70 lye deys rsrsSt sef. or
nsehalge.
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The Dollar Weekly.
This cheap publication will be issued tomorrow
.<t.


Wigs and TOupees.-We would call the
attention citizens and requiring Wigs rou
invented by u. PHALON, No lU Broadway, corner Of
Dey street. under the Franklin House. They be
his Hsr Cutting Rooms where may DO tina largest
and brat Assortment in tho city.
Wlxs and Toupees.-Batcheior's Ceiebra-
ted ws Factory as 10 wsl st. is the only establish,
in the city devoted to that business lie has iuvensd
most important apo invites examination
CT those Wigs and foupts that obsged silver odsl st the
Fair OF tho American lnrtifpta Tons the addrass
special E0tct.--We hereby invite, In n
ndy, goodratnred such of do
avail temsvsS Of he republican right 70 barefoot 20 in
the yeouslY exceedingly welt and
fashionable Boots made and sold by neghbor JONES OF IA
Ann street.
President Tai Tor ana his Cabinet. -ksra-
tys celebrated photographic pint OF Predeat Taylor and
his cabinet FOR sale the price sf
81 single copy at the publi-her Brady) Gallery 115
count 70 the sraie
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ERANKLIN THEATRE. ia CHATHAM sQUAas-

NEANKLIN THEATRE, la CHATHAM SQUAaK.-
This pace Of amusement 10 every evening,
with variety of perform be found At other place
in the city, New attractions splendid Tabiesux First
time Of the of the Rape of the Sadness ss
Adam and Eve by twelve ladies Of unbembed beauty
world, will appear every night the original Arab Girls
geher with variety Of amusing every
Powers Greek Slave Innocence with numerous other
lures will be perscDated by Madame psuiine Of
Model Artistic AdinssioQStage Seats 80 Boxes Is
Pit 21s Private Boxes So COM
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BOARDING SIC.

S>N~NNe>NNNoNo0NNN~-~N,~
ROARD-A PLEASANT PARIOR AND BED ROOM.
Ao. sinrls at No. BIeyort Place 10th
TIE houe IL fitted With ali tbe odern
etcha, 90 ~ inference required.
nOAkDING. - FURSIsHtD MOONS At As BROAD
- rsy Win bathing and other convenience In neAt
WASTtD-tY vorNG LADY. A SMALL ROOM
IN trsspeenele private hmy, where Oh. may and ths
comforts tfa quttt bone Terms he moderate Rcs-
rertcs eschapssd. Adore Board once q this
FURNISHED NOoMs-rgO or TuNEE GENTLEMEN
- odasd fth newly furnfbed arartnents,
eysrrlyins ,tN hisstteet breatisst furnished.
poAkDfNC-To Int. FOR THE WINTER. TWO
Rooms dinine
room and drawing TIE it door, with three four
hascscue tecrocrs en- floor. handsome pzri- with
or three bed eitets snr re attached The house
reIlete With all the
throughout. Private tables add afendan. furnished
Apry at Ne. b Houston street. block Of BROAD
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y ILIGIoUs NoTICE-LATTER DAY SAINTS OR
~ ksrnon neetng-Jsmes j. strarg the 0phet, O. J.
tetet7h 1912 No. IS Bowery 10 A. N SIP. NJ and At
night Seats free.
NFw YORK HARMONIC socI rY-A MEETING
for the smcndent and apal aioptiJ, Of the conAu-
ton " this society will be held evening October
T. ssf3s o'clock at the Coliseum No. itO Broadway.
o. or Y-TUE MEMBERS or sATfONAL LODGE
the funeral % late worthy brother Oliver Cornell from
No go Four street. ct osl-eh this (Sundsyl afternoon
David noLLis, see JOHN sARRADaY, n. @.
T'BE GREAT FAIR OF TIE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
" open to vstors, at .astle i6ardrn from A. u.
miunf will take Place An esoelleht hand will
the cay and evening Cattle and other live stock
h'cred TO tie clerk At the Committee Room sAon
tarc % ah and I'D
Of animals which take tie premium will be published
Transactions - the Institute should thsr rnih
drawings 81 item,
OyIcE OF THE GovERNoRs or THE ALus
will BE- this Office. o'clock 9th
for furnishing this Depart with 3OtJ Of Hard Coal,
se ~ the lest quality cesput go 70
Che The Wood good -ouBd white black eak
2s sod feet 70 The eere TO be delivered ~hsrf
Information may be obtained application % this Ones
:. DRAPER President.
DRIVE SOTICE--NoTIt y II HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
the proceeds n 81 by the a. q
steamer scopon In the eoat,scoscos river Nexieo have
.n ,s caS5 s .TjS IT,. Fr H. Sss.s Of Ss $
teen paid into ~ asury q the United states BY
81 df.cree All claimants of prize unde- aia de-
make 2ucaior 20 the Seer etary of the Navy
nsS A. BfGHLOw rommandrr ~ 8 n
Oct 8, 1888. Late eonds y. s. Steamer Seorpior.
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Da MORRISON ~ CorFlDsSriALLY CONSULTED
~ on all diseases 81 sslsss's Mature. practices Of 70
ytars enables him sfthoes
three 20 sis days No fee tai ssrss Ictures and issl
weatusa be Invariably see his Les<ea Dipisna
HE encs. NtIs Fulton street.
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RUR1oN's THEATRE.-w. E. BUXTON, MANAGER
~ and Pronrotor koaday evening Oct sh viii be play
ed. the Demon JESTER OR, TIE DUTCHaAN'S DIRE AN
1hst ketsler sr. Breugham Karl Mr. Clarke; Madame
kogueingran, Gi.s Chapman To commence with JOHN
Jon EsGuy Goodluck Burton; John alias henry
sRith, Mr. Holman; Mr. Melton, Mr.. Hamilton; Eliza Nell
ton, Miss BARRIER. To coAclude with THk ToODLsS-Mr
Timothy Toodie Mr. Burton Farmer Prank Acorn. Nc
Lyme; Mary Acorn nrs RUSSELL Door open helors7
fornanes TO commence al past T. Boxes and Parquott
10 cen "a; faInlly snee ID tsr. Is cents.
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Az work me and trestms. 81 private Diseases
STRUCTURES sud ali hndred affections Of the
illustrated BY Humber Of beautifully eooree
A. large a. lite. By Homer Bostviek, N. large susrts
Medical and Surgical Journal - msy be SAID fearisssv
70 hs equal Rsord Actions york the fay ~
diseases ard far superior snythnE Of the Kind
hshed in this eouNtry.' Author ~ work ssniea
kmissens, Inrotency ke caused by improper habits.
Fourth edition, plates Price 81 Fsrsss At the rshsh
ere trinEsr Townsend 22 broadway, assbv VIE Authey
q
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= I n
I'D Manager and Propietor; John Greenwood J
Manager Great Bill tplondd perform in Ia. az
terrcon at s. and every evening at ~ O'clock. Third
Of the of the wonderful dart Family
They appear at each entertainment, with Monsieur Louis
Flssler IN variety Of the astounding eat
and caring Gynnasc Achievements and Comic Par To-
mines the Rsve Family Also gagged very talented
Vaudeville Company. Consisting Of Mr. r. O. wenya. Pete
Norris Mr. Jerry kerrifed nsu stsnhope Miss Barton and
Mics West who will sJpesr at each entertainment
aud amusing heisnges, &c. Also exhibition and may
seen At all hours the Enormous Boa Consrotor Largest
Living nscondA. Live Mammoth Crocodile Sea
Cow Wax Script and Ststuary
we'll, Fortune Teller. Admission IS cents ehidrsp under
10 years. l26 cents
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NoCURE NO cHAsee-Da MURPHY, OF ~ GOLD
~ street acnsy sssss 80 On all form 81
cifeftes Recent he in
oays erttitu iorn setiity and inpetsrsy sassesfuy
'rsatedby Dr. us.d w
frn~ krsinees pn-r evou a. " ~, ~
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MI FDIN ~. AUFII = UVt IvN To. VIII FKIFATE-
s ~ for - eents hy means 81 the Pocket K-cula
livery Ont h Own fhytiean u isa confidential silent
feLs and Trtht adviser snsbEt esev % hts
o. case 20 Successful termination. Fovrth Ed.
tics With hundred eneravings owing private
snd ~ The system in shsp.
ans FORM, w william iopng. D. The various forms ~
stmiGsl diresses %
GARD mpotsnsy sssr, habits Of youth faithfully de-
teuied nd All TIE recipes aver w ulsin language. TIE
ehsttr on srctufe -orhy Of particular attention ana
oud he reaa ty Any person sending sssnty
I've cents enclosed IN eft VII receive one cory " ths
boob, ~ mall cfpies Oil ie tor dollar.
dress DIR Nm. YOUNG I52 spruce street. Phisasiphis.
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EoRIINAL.s ANp s.LEs-RE W rEcIrruL .sp

T'NH W ND
multiply. hat should b. shssrfsly sbsysl
~ the stieicn Of Dr. Lirtstes Juno Pro-
creative Ehzr ptsscrhej snsstnsi r--orsvsts
Of debility oartesre-s and all irregularities Of patuss ~
10 all that r. Processes h. Natures great restorative
sud remedy ~ those IN the married hont oprng
IL tor general debility, weakness
Aestiens 1sucorrha to A. pvgorating nstcirs 10
unsqasled siso certain rsmesy for neipsa, scnsunp
ton iudg-on. Ices 81 Muscular steal lastuds
female weakness. debility, 40 warranted 70 pisass she
In cf The above comp ns and % priceless vsias
" those without sn.trbs CsutisnThs celebrated asii
cine canns be sesnns unss the fac smile signature 81
Jads@n 60 THE only assntsb the
Of each bottle priusral oes 81 Iehs street New yers
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FINE ARTS.

EINE Arise sEITz, AGENT OF NEssRs BULLA
Freree and levy. publisher Of fne arts in Paris
rived here with large Of ali by them published
Epgravnee and Lhogrsp which he sers for sal.
sysiy tsDkaLERs Ne. 3 Broadway As, from on 4.
NJ, ss5 ~. ~.
ITO AMATEURS, AND DEALERS IN PINE ARTS
SPLENDID fsntnrs in OIL snd Water Color. by the best
odd ard masters also Classic Enxravinxs the
rAssaatle terms For tale Mt Ne 3iT socon
Gsor room ~, from "a. NJ Till Pm.
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ftetEtLAnstbss
II hFRENs, TUE WILL KNOWN PANTS TAILOR,
~ hnr street. hss ivod. an l. receiving no
sr'rdd oct Of fr ~ g0ods for the fall o,usnr 81 oth
simei,s Ne'ng Sc which he msses to oder in tie
best siylc at least - cent urder Broadway prices
sme coats rants aud made ~ order, but called
fer will 10 cold at and below cost.
nkIoi Oh FRENCH st,bANICAL LAMPS. Ne 49
~ broacvay formerly Discus Aseney. 81 Broadvay.
Jrs received large IN ice - Mechanical Lamp, Car
col. Also Lsnp kosera'or~ Lamp for Vessels French
tnrnture for Lamps The best york attached
t sftshshmsnt for repairing asd cleaning sird %
LAMPS Undertakes tins 81 Frenci prSn.e ard qua
inz n DAKDOsvILLB
TO tAL1FakN s.-PAsSENIERs FON SAN
frsussco either ny Chasr the CAPE will End At the
store ~ the subscriber every arc. % provision. AID
rts necessary for their cnrfart during the All
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