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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

GREEE PoIkr-This town adjoining Wiliams'
burgh on the north bids fair In abort ilme I" Oe
one of the most thriving, as well a. one OF the s'
beautiful places in the vicinity. portion oil 'ne
high hill which rises abruptly from the shore. and
J, 10 conspicuous from the New-York side, has
already been cut down, and about twenty h
ditiossl acres made from il, although the wafer
WAS very deep, to q bulkhead, erected some hun-
died, OF feet out The ground thus levelled and
made will be occupied as ship.yards and bunde-
RES. Mr.. Cunningham, of the West Point Foun-
dry intending to occupy two blocks Tor the ls'Ier
purpo,e. The remainder Of the bill. including the
turnpike, will soon be cut down, when one oil tne
ape,t towns, with its churches &c. vii be opened
to the view A ferry will be established in short
time, when the docking shall have been com
pleted.
The north part Of the town contains much high
ground, which has recently been cut down, and the
streets regulated and graded, leaving many
house much higher from the street than had origt'
nauy been contemplated. The earth has been
used 10 fill up to F, bulkhead crested long dis
lance ou., and fifty acres probably additional will
be made from IT, pier and dock Of very great
extent, and an immense enclosure for the storage
Of coal has been erected on part OF it, BY coal
company, beirg a branch OF the Delaware and
Hudson Company. On another portion, We under
sand, 10 to be erected issw mill OF great extent,
and various other establishments.
MISSIONARY MATTERs.-An address will be de-
Iivered at Rev. Mr. McLane's Church, (vestry)
corner OF South Fourth and Sixth su this evening,
by a gentleman recently returned from the West
Indies where be has been for some time engaged
as missionary.
ANOTHER NEW SHP-Messrs Jsbez Williams
Son, foot OF North Sixth st. have laid the kee Of
e 200 tun ship. The craft will be finished early
in December, up to which time much activity will
prevail in the yard and neighborhood.
THIEVES, &c-The inhabitants up along New
town Creek, and through that neighborhood, com
plain loudly Of the depredations committed upon
their fruit by the gang Of rowdy young men, who
infest their fields and streets the Sabbath, from
New.York The authorities in Newtown are or.
gsnizing an efficient police force for Sunday duty
SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL the corner OF First aud
South First st. yesterday afternoon, man by the
name of Thomas O'Brien was knocked down by
cart and very seriously if not fatally Injured. 1t s
not at all probable he will recover
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A 'Curioas Circumstance.
or re WrhIr sut.e Medium

MissFIslp, Saturday, Angust y, lsos
Nh. EDITOR - W hile Mr.. simeon w. Gun
mings Of this town. WAS lsbUing in the held
feE days ago. be felt something hard pass from
the inside OF his nose into bis mouth which he In
m edistely spit out and upon examination Il prov
ed 10 be 4 brass button about half an inch in dia-
meter His parents and others well rscollecs the
time when he got it up bis nose, il was in the
month Of August 1893 he then being only foar
years old. From that dine forward il caused him
10 trouble urtil las, winter. vhen he bad a fall
which Jared bis bead considerably, and. 90 be
thinks, partly di.lodged the baton and su the
Ultimate cause Of its fnding its way out sfer be
ing tenant Of his nose for aboot seventeen years
The button is covered with 4 kind Of bony sub
stance which gives il 4 rough ragged appearance.
1t has been carefully preserved and can be exam
ned By any that feel disposed 70 doubt the correct
ness OF the above statement
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BROOKLYN LAW COURTS.

COUNTY CoURr.-Before Judge Johnson-In the
matter Of oponDg Gates avenu. from Fulton ave-
nue. 10 Division avenue. Ordered that Asb1ry w.
Kirk, James Z Unierhill and William n. Camp
bell, be appointed Commissioners Of estimate an9
assessment.
In the matter Of opening Carroll street. from
Court to Smith st- Ordered that william VI. Har.
ris, Stephen II. Cihoone, and George + II. ioungs
be appointed Commissioners Of estimate and IS
seunent
In matter Of opening lmliysL from Hamilton
Iy to William 81. Ordered tia. Geo. 7. Thatcher
John P Roife and Cornelius B. Bergen, be sPPoin.
ed Commissioners Of estimate ard assefsmeni
Frederiek hIMMerly agairst Joseph LatteT.-
HabeGs Corps Application BY 4 isther 70 have
BIS Little girl, ousa, held By tie responder. as N
in3eutured apprentice. restored 70 his cuGtody-
The plaintiff WEs imprisoned abort time back, N
The County all in Ge'suil OF tie Don-pGymeni Of
fine imposed o. aim, and while be was so situated,
bis daughter was taken 70 the poor 2ie, and iOn
there bound OF. % the respondent No content Of
the parent ape Arng on the InsPectors cersh axe
ordered th1tthc inde1tures De declared voii, and
that the child be retured 20 the custody Of ner
father.
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PATENT ZINC PAIuT.

TIE SUBSCRIBERS, Agents. Of the New-J.rssJ m.
plcrtng and Mining Company have received TON tnsn
sxisnsve Works 81 HewNk Q snpply OF the Patent Linf
Brown and Flnkinais ra,nta which VII Be thpossd q
90 reasonable terms
brovn up Q deep orange and also black and being
composed Of metallic oxides Iher lasting properties md
nv lso prepares rom The same ordes paints peculiarly
valuable for he coating ofrou and of tn oruing hs bes
protection szaina oxidiIsuou now known
rhese painIs when applied 70 wood, form also vaaa
bic pro, ecron against ire
A supply Of he Companys oeaaufu Wmts oxids o.
Inc nowsc sxsnrvey used 10 Paris and otoof para 81
Europe vankble sbsrt1ie for whits eed ard
0ncr deelsrious ,f,Ha % shortly erpecsed sof sss ~
he subscribsra IL JONES Co
Ulu hbesvgA
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REMOVAL.

nh. EDWAhD "A. DIXON Edito1 u ne seIpet
Dhss ne moved his consulting ofees " i2 Grand o. one
door yes Of Broadway where he attends 70 once eoasJ
tsfOns and operative surgery exclnsiysy Ohes boar
nom 10 TO 8 ard 10 . evenings
The pubEsbing ofbes ofse sealpelh J.? AsiofHouss
yAlm
DEMOyAI..-DAs. CHILOs yoAD nsvs fsnovse
hikeig Office " g ChssnssfSs Once nours from " 10
oeloeh A n and from ~ and 10 9, IN
Yhey have opened o Medical and surgical lnffmA,
where The poor viii 10 attended grsiuousy On r1osdays
Az, and SsIurdsys rom " II O'Clock, An.
Dr. Chds viii give particular tueDuoo 10 diseases Of ,ns
chest Ian 70 and heart
Or Yord 70 diseases Of he eye and ear and 70 s1rEca
esIes generally UH
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WINDOW SHADES.
WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES.
LELTY RIKER l3l Chalham.sL call the attention
N of al persons wanting Shades TO their assortment Of
Shades and materials for mailing and hanging Shades
They make the best quality only and eel al prices fn -
Der less than any OIher maui feeuTers AL shades
warranted not TO stcs or curl. a1y lmDAWh
XITIsDOW SHADES! GILT COKNlCEs! ORA
NNPEkY MUsLINs, kc-Samilies spo1I furnishing
their windows with ne above articles, VII ana J. u
WOODFORDs 2a5 Broadway, the largest and beat as
sornenl In The city several ner styles never before no-
ducea IN Nev.York Lace and muslin curtains, drapery,
sssels loops ptLs, bands, corncel nc Families pur.
chasing OF the subscriber may rely upon getting shfsfhe
article SOD &C low 10 possible 10 import or manniac'
nre II Merchants buying Al wholesae VIII hnd oselaedy
10 heir Advantage 10 call before purch ,sng elsewhere
al6H J. & WOODpOhD 80 efosoND
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NURDLR MAR P.DUoAH, KI.-Tbe Pd4aeaA
Ky. Journal, oi .ae IN, gives tie fol0xlns &C
oouI, Of 4 murder in tha. region On ThufSiay
evening sst difficulty occurred in the seighoo''
hooC OF this city, besEeen M Dociormln AID
Mr. Couyer which resulted il the death OF the iAs-
ter. The report Is that the two 4 zen hsdtAked Toe
matter over that evening and agreed uPOa meeting
at Dootormans house about dask when taeir ds-
agreement should be amicibly settled IN presence
OF wltoeues. COnyer proceeded 10 the house Win
4 friend, bot when hs krrVed AZ or near the gate,
Doc,orman came out Of the house and discharged .
pistol 81 C. the bail striking him near the shoulder
Couy er ran sone distance aud fell dead. Docsoc.
nAn inn edisiely fei and IS r'r stlsrge. T1is Is
The second murder n cur ne'sbbOrhoOJ within
Vfeh
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CITY GUARD.-The Brookly City Guard, Capt
Oney, will celebrate their tn anniversary on Fri
day by parade and review, and in the evening
soree at Gothic Hall. Their parade and drill will
be at Astoria, the review At the City Hall by the
Mayor and Council and Gen. Duryes. They will
parade lin their new uniform, which is said 70 be
very rich and neat
sAcRID Music SooiETY.-This Society 60 70
Bridgeport to day A. Pm. in tue s.eambO..
"AnsoriA :" they will Isl! Iranistan the splendid
residences Of P. T. BArnum, ESQ. take supper a,
the Franklin House Bridgeport. and retarn in the
evening
CAMP MEEIlse-The oOlorei people are to
have . camp meeting at Flushing again tlii year,
upon the old grounds TIE meeting viii commence
on Thursday, 2esh inst. and break up on the Taes-
day following.
NUIsANcLs The Board Of Health have declared
the dis,illery st Pkrmeniiers Garden, near the
junction Of Fulton avenue and FlAibuIh road, and
the daughter houses in Bonds, to be nuiGanees
and ordered their abatement within as hours.
BoARD OF Enthusiastically morning the
Health Warden reported that be had again ex-
anined the premises OF HGdEon-av. near Concord
St. owned by M. WheAtoR, and reoornnn 'Rded that
the nuisance complained Of be Abated Immediately
whe,eupon j. was ordered that Mr.. Wheaton be
notified 70 remove the same within 4s hours, under
the penalty Of $50.
The staenAnt water on four lots corner Of Bond
and Butler SITS was declared nuisance, and 81
order entered requiring the owners to 81 up the
lots sufficiently to abate the nuisance complained OF
under penalty Of 500.
IL The George Hall Union Daughters Of
Temperance" make an excursion to Bidde'
Grove to day, in the steamer New Jersey leaV'
ing Thorns dock at y o'clock
CATHERINE FERRY-MesEs. BOVINE Son. pro
prietors Of the Catherine Ferry, are about to give
the hands employed by their Establishment An eA-
cvrsion
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LAW COURTS.

Us. DISTRICT CoURT-Before Judge Belts
The court opened yesterday for the return Of pro
cess, &C, Judge Belts appears 70 have recovered
from his indis opposition, and TO have become again
strong and rugged In the case ofthe ship Msrtbl,
sent in by one of the U. 8. men Of war a. being en-
gagged in the iAve trade, final decree Of conden-
nation WAS made, and the vessel with tackles, ap-
parrel and furniture, ordered 10 be sold.
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E,sHrLr as lay by the heavy rooOo
or ,m.n and Te1ips cares, and find '9soe
70 ponder, .orrowiOs, DER the mO1rnial face
ar ons 5ssp grief within my bosom bound
~. oo,.,.nt eve. their resting place have found
Iron Cros-wbere, with meek gra'e'
The suffering Jesus hangs thereon trace
The drop. Of anguish falling to the ground
And thu, learn, that grief n deepest laid
n, hearts that deepest feel and deepest Love.
-Perfec. through suffering, mounting thus above
The sense Of wrong, the soal is steadiass made
Mise eyer behold the Cross, when arss they wake,
And repine no more, bat courage take.
Brooklyn, III. Aug. l6, 1880.
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NEWARK ITEMS.
The value Of Real Estate within this city, &C
,ording 10 last years assessment, iI as follows:

By the assessment it appears that there are in
the city s5l horses, AL cattle, 3l3 carriages.
The amount authorized TO be raised for county
purposes the current year is $4,000 Of which
Newark pays 50, s32 81, or nearly one half
IssrALLATIoS-Rev. John Crowell, Of the Third
Presbyterian Church Of Philadelphia, having re-
Gently accepted the unanimous call of the Second
Presbyterian Church in Orange the Presbyteryof
Newark will meet on W ednesday, the 2lst inst at
% o'clock, PM. for the purpose Of installing him.
The public exercises OF the occasion will be held In
the church at I! O'Clock in the evening.
Il The lad whose foot was run over by q loco
motive near the Chestnut st depot some two weeks
ago, and which was in consequence amputated,
died on Thursday last Of lock Jaw.
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DIVIDENDS.

OrYIcs Nos VICE AsD WOacssrsk kAiLsoASso
HOswIca, July Ia lsS. !
BOOKS FOX SUBSCRIPTIONS re rrstsIrs
Dsuoek Of MS Company will be opened on tae lls leA
ri ne fransisr Ofce n Hcrwin frsnslsf AEssbl "
nerchanu Erchange Hew.Yors, and rsmsiR spss -
sky days hereasr when me Boofs for zach ssbssnsos
viii be closed until The I0Ih Of January neIt
Al persons who sabscrfbe ~ Aforesaid, sad paf ~
eenI on he preferred suck. viii DO entitled 70 es anas
70 be declared In January nexi On thsr preferred nosa
which embraces four shares Of Old socf nf SO 49,.
rev ,ors snb.rdbed md Interest will DO charged, y
rae Of per cent III insiafneon nem .s ~. ~
ssid instalnsnu are paid srs ~ ssL3.
ty3 H clerh ~ 10 /" 49, - -
H. war Ffzk AID AAsIsE Iva Co.
New.Yorn A1g. T. 1850.
nIyIDRND.-fbe sosrd Of Directors asye "a. -,
Udeelned Diyi6oud Of ten dolns PEI ,ene psJso''
- 5000 Al he once Of he Compsny II WsltsA
=" 80 80 D. UNDEkHILL secretafy.
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DHEUo1ATIsM. -Tss prevalent complaint my
ncov be speedily and permsne1ly cured by No sgpi.
e.iod Of a EmJrocsroL' (knosn 10 Europe as the
"a rpecikc for ne osease - he following Va d
o.snt I'd, enufely ss Of charge, sufficient q1sn-
uy CT Ia broeaon, 70 soply diseased payt
oini should relief Aersty snsus, The EnbrocsEoo viii
b offered for further use bus should he psrenI arm
hlnsef u1reheyed no charge as lb0ve-uo1uonst would
BE Incurred Applicants Uysied lesyox iheif al Id
dren 9Th sfkEExAH, 70 Wdxsrst Anpls es:us-
esies. snb3gThhkWs
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FIRE At CAPE MAY-The United States Hotel
at Cape May has been on FIRE three times within
wweeks, apparently by the act OF an incendiary
On Sunday lait, at about II AN smoke was seen
to ascend from the roof but the alarm was given In
time TO insure the extinction Of the fire, which had
been kinded near one Of the windows in the roof
TIE building il OF wood and four stories high Two
thousand dollars have been offered az reward for
the diicoyery and conviction Of the incendiary.
APPLES on GRAPE VINE MIR. Nice OF Potts
vile grows a grape vine twined round an apple
tree. The vine has for years borne blossoms BAT no
fruit. This year frui. appears, which externally Is
apple, with its down, its fush, its tufted crown &c
internally the pulpy texture is more grape than APP
pie, bu. the seed and csPsuln segumens favor the
apple.
CHoLLRA IL THE INDlASA PESIrESrIARY.-The
Cholera mas made its appearance with considerable
violence in the Indiana Penitentiary, at Jefferson
vile, opposite Louisville. Up 10 Tuesday morning
thirty cases and twelve deaths had occurred.
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whole number Of Policies issaed. ....."....io1U
The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co nroy va or
gspked IN December 1916 and has no become he argos
In the United States numbering oFer ten thousand mem
bers The large number cJnsnbcdnx 10 ho fants OF the
rsruuon, asords abundant security TO the insured and
ample protection 10 the Company, from 81 emeafrnss-
nen and dangers arising nom iacIustons In TIE average
rate OF mortality hsxsdous TO Institutions Of limited
numbers Being founded the safuai system al sur
Plus Of premiums above the actual coat of insurance. 10 re-
tuined 10 members In eTeds OF annEai dividends
Each person insured becomes sockhold-r cas- roe sDd
direetv In The % The sfsrs OF the Com
psny ard entitled TO The surplus prohs Without being
Personally liable beyond the annual premium Tor The con
unusnee u his policy. Tue funds cannot Ia 0lnLssoek
Companies ec sbso bed oy paying dividends ocsA4s
the pleasure q the nsnsgers 10 he pr-ildies sad mse
CURLY OF pos hodevs but wren tho surplus nom in
cTessed rate 81 premiums charged BY socs Conpautes
e longer needed for the sy and perpetuiy of the
Institution 10 refunded 10 ihose ffom whom Il Wa
ceived
To exierd the Application Of this system meet me
yenience OF the public, credit loan Of bali of The
premium when The eno0nl 10 sS0 10 Il zen 10 the msmbers
Of this Company 10 anticipation Of The return Of Surplus
premiums GUY PHELPS Secretary.
5. KIsssiN,h.D Medical Examiner. .. Tho ofh<s
daily, from 70 O'Clock NJ
Prospectus and every information given
suT s.wGs VS. DUNBAR. Agent 81 WALLED
DkOOKLYN FiRE INSURANCE COMPANY
D-ofice No. 6 Merchants Exchange, Wallh ~ T. and
IS Fulton o. BroOhyn WA LLLsWokfd rfese
A q STEVENS Secretary. aus om'
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WALTER GREENOUGH 4 Co. Aucusueer
WINDOW GLASS AT AUCTIOS.-WALrER
w GREENOUGH Co. Will sell THIS DAY, a. IL
O'Clock within their Sales Room, los Waist without re-
gard 10 weaiher)
10 coo boxes Of American Window Glsu OF hsvone and
approved brands comprising large snd general nsort
ment Of desirable size and qualities.
5000 boxes OF French Window 0ass OF small slzes IN
prime order.
25e es.es OF srfe .lze Picture Glass Catalogues now
ready snl "
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@WILDERs PATEsT sALANASDER SAFE"
es sIE tss SaYTER Il. nov sad aas Sssn ~
Ger 40 order u the Cnc1t Court OF ne l. since June
~ 70 r.rds aOrSy az ga sv I'm m 01 osos ~
CIV Pater and IN default thereof hat Issue forth
Win rhsreore us iIo give no1es 10 2! -s9 have or ma.
nan sod mem 70 damages under Ghe Patent Law, A. DO
neVe s.id Gsyler TO be irresponsible And would 70
as SAFE hu on u "WILDERs PATENT SALANAN.
DIR SAFE n order 70 be s1Ie Of The gerune
.al q keodR Sc WILDER, Passnsee
TuPORTANT TO DEAF PERsOSs.-Dr. LII.
ITEHER AursL 2Ss Broadway enhance = WEren-sL
esr - eonsaed on a. diseasss Of Ihs Cara daily, from
anti ocock Sundays excepted bXiesn years success
iu praeuce II The shove branch enshies nm % cure al
desnssI however long slA5dng msy % prov cing ms
and drum be good The slecess Of BIS new and Del
sLuhc nestnenls unprecedented ard be enAlenges Ae
whole word 10 produce such AZ array OF Woneeral cures
a has performed Oo persons residing u hs ely md
reghborhood Dr. would canton tsai psrsons sgainsi
osusflsc Co.IglIs1on Pes By mai Or Otherwise, s. -
UrpGid leners fe.nsed 81 -
NIEN,s AND BOYS CLOfHInG.-rss best
" pace 2 e.. seJ a 81 SSon rsrs.
vess corner Of God a. oTsr 1000 snOnA5s rad -I-s
xuueuI sSo 50 pieces OF fE41ionaos Zooca Ha-Sa W.
e made 10 order IL he lAtes; sg7le 0ff.s1ioa-
le2s 2neod' JACOB VAaDERsILf 81 ss-oo-6.
DKRCUssION GAPS Of sHI.DaI; wlisEh E-Zlk
L Wesley RcnN1I, COxI ssAlEsy'h =: ke 1|9 !" -.
RndSporsnso's KalTss L grea1 vAesy A1o .1s AseoS
p, Leys Ptisci NEe Asa tsiTsss. 81 SIH s6Sx
FkAHClb IOkko = oON@r
ezs eodn sAnfeo-AHe neS-I
OINo NORTHUMBERLAND OUsLE 0Uhs-A
fresh .ssoftns-ng % Enslish o50bse Guns saAee %
sbe sessoo expressly for ptTtidge quail snd -oodeoer
yRANCIs TOhEs SONS,
,-1e .osu hzidor-ane. Hsw.York
IRON FOUNDERS EXTRA rrE soLfEo
sseI Lead sospslOae, Csareos kn.arscis and sirn'
30, Coala r aacng-best cuay Tor sns vork for sale
~ CHARLEs J. BfrPAkD S01 scrs Wueho0sa'
- w,sTxi batns
az .,Rn 20 LOAN Il PER cent % t1provs4
aEANIfB q Co "a FDs<L
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ny BANGS BROTHER y 90. 'oss - $500 1900.
ID e fartcRlA anenron given 70 Inc sss sflr1's's
lIhfxfss. Cash advances made wheo desired. -
NorIcs-fee eop1vncrship OF BANGS PLArf CO
vss dissolved BY ne desfh u Mr. PLArf 90 The SO o.
Nav ssl fhe business VII be contained By Tie survivors
znder ne ute Of BANGS, BROTHER co
Hs--York. Ang |. 1850
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Aus. p, a. O'Clock.
VAuAALE STANDARD BcoEs-A large collection o.
library esirous OF popular standard and misce sneo1s
woa .ubraciug rsny sne London copies some Of which
are beautifully llususied
Catalogues will be ready on fuesdsy.
FRIDAY EVENING, Aug . al o'elock
ESsIf,E AND AMEsIcAS Books "A large and vslusole
coecuou OF standard and miseesneous Eag,h and Aaie-
resn rJbcsor, embracing voiks 10 the ytious oftce-
e. ms nv Of whlch are elegantly Illustrated.
AT PsIvArx sALE-A great assorEment Of Writing 20
pers Leger Cap Cut and FLAT DO the NOS, svorsoe
lerma Booksellers ard eo-ngy merchants arc Invited 70
call
Ar ParvArs sALs-Eoans ropo2E Library Series
Con psGs sets OF these very desirable and let vcTtA are
now offered 70 the trade and others couprhing ne ssnd'
ard Library 81 vols TIE Scientific Lioray vosi ne Al
uQaarssn Library IS vols he Classical LIBRARY, ii vols
and Illustrated Library tnew series tnclnding Lodges
rofulis Of Ilnsous Pcrscnsges OF Sreei brtAin re
volumes sold separately desired. A new hn has hs
Issued Of as ysroas works and nay % had ~ NE
rors.
Also, Lxrdners foyuIA Lectures % scieoce and Ar
VIOLA svo; Ewbanfs Hydraulics and AcchsnicA yono-
sons Farmers Encyclopedia 9nc1ous srosl wora 90
Mich CowA fhzers Principles OF kgrtcrlturc, lions
BougsteT Berneus Double Enuy scokkeepfng $40.
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nm HAGERTY,r PANACKA. rhlch .,ysa }.

nR. HAGEhTY's PANACEA, wsieh s.ysd 90
Dmany lives ~ bfooElya lAsg summer 10 Dysontsry
Disrhes Cholera CfsmSs PsinLerss Lead and osbsS
ebohcs 10 sod o. lel and rs Brosdvay 10 aod l6 Csns
Al and SIC Hudsonsg 10 sa6 ~ Egbib rs Ofo-s.
vteh-st 50 Chaihanst 40 Grsroa 7Greenvieh.E ~
and - TuIOnsI lie cOfnsf Of God snd ffaokfJ1
10 The BOuery al the eornsr u Waker h0as.'G secon1
srd Eourh s1 sId By he Druzgsn OF Brooklyn pnse
81 esns bOtile, wiz directiors sod whoesAe ~ b
4 D gaIcs corner Of Fu!Ioo and william s1is 3p,od'
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DK.A. Won sTEINBERG,s inv.n.bis EIrrse.

Dof ssFsspsra combining win 5afssp >rils NE oner
zetcsly pufhyng qualities Of other ngro<lsus and es-
seesly II tvo srbslancss which feDier u toeidey he
bes lnedicna IreDsranOa for NE cure Of al tiseases
.ir from impure q he blood sad ohsr eaids,
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