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TTNpAkAIIELEn ruKEs-. CUREs Nal oSu
" DAP % an cid Gonsrrhgs-D N Castya" \ on esr~l
~ fer hgurs, - Old privsis disess Der
II lad Srpbt ever I covered at ul~.ts
asr hsy,ss teen unaer to ~ ne other eiss
without bsrstt. ruret 10 short hsu a.
2 ssd tea = DR. LARsON I n. y s-sis sfres,
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LIMITED STATES hA STEAMER BETWEEN NEW
York and Liverpoo-The ships composing this Ae ~

Alta NTIC, Capt. West,
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt. Luce,
BALTIC, Capt Comstook,
. ADRiATlC, Capt. Grafton.
Eese ships having been built by contract ezpressU
service bss been taken In theirssa
speed and their accommodations for Az
quAled for elegance comfort
Price OF passage from New YORK TO Liverpool.
elusive Of extra ei,e stste rooms, t325.
An experienced will be attacned to eachship.
No berths secured nptii paid for.
Tor freight or passage, apply to
EDW ARD X. COLLIEa, IS Wall street. o.
BROWN, sHIPLEY Co.. Liverpool -
me PAeI'Io wiz leave New York. AUGUST n ia
" ATLANTIC New fek.. SsPtemser
:. PAs1Io New York -. sspse@esr 8 Z.
Liverp0ol...... October l6,
ATLANTIC New York. -. October IL
Liverpool...... October 80, ="
Tho Of these ships will be for gs
silver bullion, specie ewery precious stones or msta
unles bills ef adins sned therefor and the vstus
thereof expressed therein.
Aer pr noxt the freight by the abovs
steamers from Liverpool, will be materially reduced.
VT,Hk NEW YORK AND HAvRE STEAM HAviaATIOH
i Company for navre and Southampton Ths United
States Mail Steamship FRANKLIN. 2.2lj burthen 4
Wcttop commander will AXE her place line frs0
New York the 10th September leaving uavre the l0&
October ching Cowes co land AMI receive the maib
and passengers. For freight OF passage, apply 10
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent. SO broadway.
The Franklin viii shortly ~ followed by shs ucmboaA
d. Lines Commander.
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NEw plsCOvtkY-CURt FOA UEAFNgss -~aD,a
~ saohsud frrm brsu ufers fsr ds,fa-ss u
fc"ovss esstvchl nsise - ths he'd; h-sr
ng 10 ebert time th rrmety u mild aud srtnsths ss
Her teefu cot meets vita uutaundeH
tions afschsrr.s fre ths especially charrn r~o.S
without The least Vain uet remedy .s u.r-
you, tsadaehei. eScesst nbarEs moderAte Esery anil,
shoul1 b. In pos-cau ~ this valuable efciue Pr "A
PEI tnt,le t. - had aniy No N Alies sfrsst
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-perrio Marine CoTr.s,svndsncs.

Arived-BRtk Gen yssup Wiser Hlston tor
4th brig kobers Nocuan Philadelphia With loss 81 Dec
l~k o. esl In sale Of ~ ns 81 amer Bihb. from sar
Nesirr 9th. kBrsfret usyeLs. Grrenport for
spns Cor corda huboinso- fto tacrsAae BanE vita S
qls hsh laws ~ Increase Bsnk spike Enxlaad
81 Carte with 2OO hh sohr Boar Barnard Nautdekst
Tor hctfok
ssiied- 1th. t,rt Gen Jesup Sch. trlr Roberta
In p0rt-eth fchrs Margaret .nn snt BouvAr.
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VNIEHFsIINU 10 NV LIDS -IHE MOST UHsfI-
nate Censtipat ~ cured Gin faar ~ s,s "
ssmall portable ssvaRie Instrument. Aisa.
otyests standing ~ nid veil tested rssfss Lfss-
We annoying Iodnes b. Feet In hes ard Cram instantly
fevthtes Or Haffg'oa, ~ the frrklin noaas
fer, sud ENLIST tudisputsbfe uAls aad atfde..
esDea On hours q ~ Saturday
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I'm MAMMAL wosANr PRIvArr rknlcAL cn,H

hhthltD NNFhft fhlNAfE fEE1CAl. con.
r.r.n. Or A saurieesu. rr9ie.soro q Diseases q
suretns q physical and nehtal sneuish 10 snr a. 49,
tonte wife, snd peounary difcu hushanf rsAa
have been ssred ~ timely Possession u ths s-rf M
htended especially Tor 'hs married thase con l.
Sarrsss ~ asslos.t Important secrets when shosis
tnorn - them rafiisnsrlJ
To those vlose health does permit Of an inrr..~-
fernAy,t of especial in purtnuc1.
Here also, ever fsmae-ths wife tks nstber-,A. -
etber ouoens int ~omsnhcod the On the decn.
year In vbem nature eonf~nrlstss nportan, eka.~
ear discover .be mftons ard the -, .-s1
rsmsdes snd most eertan noae ~ svsry eonplss
% which her ses IL subject, '' N'"''-~
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nv ssss SR Ny riis has been percepttel, snt,,. "a,
sour Are yas o. msru, IN Of her grsst A.
fuh ~ sunernr months before and durin. H., -
nnsneati eNeiy sueeessive more deh,sssl
~ hsr putting her lie 10 mminsst danrcr and
vhlen VS. on the last sccsson dsspairsd ~ snrpo-sl
hst WIS sse 81 thing Inevitable an r.s,-,sd rv~s6
Y NEE ue rors, A. this time tnov ahout two ,onshsl
neara yur eoeh hiehy sroken .. containing
eschhe ny eaee On ~ rcceirt and pcrusaI c.rnct
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test aiseoyert Of ~ Dessrsaus rrcviaea resasdy n
wesIeet 20 me Witch litte conceived pos~-
nv tor tnis another vould hsve paa.s3
IN AZ human probability M wife woul3
=" ~ pa, rsve soc my ehhsrea left rotherisss
r,ss, 70 eon,ey NOR fuliy lbs ~
ter ~ nsrred - those conteu piatinx marriage
,s sae = ~ Broadvay, and 81 ske Puhiicstio- bNs
49, ~ stre.i New Vera Little Co, hissnyg WI
ssis Ds''n v psterson. 81 Chestnu. s'res'. Pm
or iae re,eu. a. ecyy viii ,. trS.mi,,,a W rasufs,
F<G.K suy p~- 81 The Usited s'stes HI isge~v
-. Es~.-, pet rsid. - ~. a. s.sAU RiCsAU,he
"'~ n>- Eva s'.. ooot ~ Liberty ssrrs,
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In COOPER, 10 DUANE sTREET, uAs FOR rHa
~ last fourteen ysars, confined HE pracce
men 81 trvursi other diseases of deaae ustsra
lie can tho seavatsf u 's disease sux
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vAIsAnA Aug sship corsair Choate, from Boston.
April "; arr july 81.
woosyss. China, June Il-Bzrk Douglas sumner, from
AhJab for shanghai. aeon. Uses miscsl)
RorGa.
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LoR fohTlAsp. oNh0UN -TaE SUPkRiOR FAsf
sailihs, sogr.red sas copper fastened clipper barb
FkAhi ~ An u LOUISA Mayo master having noss a
her arso ensased will hays mmeAse despssh For be-
lane, fresh or rassagc. having superior Furnished
oomnOdaons. I'M etc Aoplieatisa murt b. aads
~ y fOWlfs ~ wee, rect. or -
MAILER LORD ~ wall ntress
Captain Mayo eili take chsrzs ~ 10 sigrrsns
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National Loan Fund Life Assurance Society,
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AYERS .CHERRY PICTORIAL"

AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,"
ron THE CURE
Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Influenza, Group,
Whooping Cough and Consumption.
rTNHE uniform success which has attended the use
il Of this preparation-its salutary effect--its
power TO relieve and cure affections of the lungs,
have gained for ii celebrity equslled by no other
medicine We Offer it to the afflicted with entire
confidence in its virtues, and the full belief that IL
will subdue and remove the severest attacks Of dis
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they become publicly known, very naturally at
tract the attention of medical men and philanthro-
pists every where What is their opinion Of CHrRRy
PICTORIAL may be seen in the following:
VALENTINE MorT, M. D., Professor of Surgery
Medical College, New York, says:
alt gives me pleasure 70 certify the value and
efficacy of Ayers CHERRY PrcToRhL, which ! con-
throat and lungs"
From EDWARD HITcHcocK, NJ d., LII. d., Presi-
dent Of amherst College.
JC. AyEa-Sir: have used your CHERRr PFC
ToRAL in my own case of deep seated bronchitis,
and am satisfied from it's chemical constitution,
that Il IL an admirable compound for the relief Of
laryngial and bronchial difficulties. II my opinion,
as 70 its superior character be Of any service,
you are at liberty to use il as you think proper.
EDWARD HITCHCOCK.
AMHERST, Sept IL, ls49.
From BEsJAmIN sILLrmAS, M. d., III. d., ETC.,
College, member Of the literary, historical, phiio-
sophicai and scientific societies @ America and
Europe.
deem the CHERny PEcropAL an admirable com
position from some of the best articles in the Ma
terra Medica, and a very effective remedy for the
class Of diseases II is intended TO cure.
New HAVEN, CT., Nov. J, lS4g
READ THE EVIDENCE.
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nj Ew BOOKs.-Turkish Evenings Entertain
IN ments. the Wonders of Remarkable Incidcnte,
and the Raretics Of Anecdotes, translated from the
Turkish.
Historical Studies BY Gee. w. Green, late q.
s. Consul mt Rome
Second volume Of Goldsmith's Miscellaneous
Works. BY Prior.
Commercial orrespondence--English& French.
BY Merchant.
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THE MODERN STANDARD DRAMA.
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Under this title collection of all the celebrated
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little movement in government stocks any way. Ad-
vices from Europe have not been calculated to bring
any quantity on the market the absence OF orders
has had tendency weaken prices and prevent hold
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DANCING.

nhNCING ACADEMY-MADsME GRAvIER tLATU
~ Vile Dtardns) will, for the Accommodation o! her
nuusr1us rurie, size lessons at No Washur,on pisc.
~ N Ihiti ayenue. ~ Broadway, at Madame Coataa
school and A. her residence 20 Leonard stree ytere
mrnicaoa a. te addressed and where she hs
o. al hours unless otherwise engaged.
MI ~ sErENs DANCING ACADEnY ar sH.Es-
w pears Hotel IL open for unF ladies and cbrdrs,
on Ius.aayt q, ant on Saturday az o'clock r NJ and
W sentlen en- o'clock on Tuesday and Friday
on pfen al the new dances which are al rrreert n
vogue and dsnced IN all The fashonasis Terms
nANCiNG ACADEMY, ITO GRAND STREET rom
- foorstrom Broadvay.-xr SARACC0. invertcr trs,
IN rodneer anc sole professor, who teach all
nc nasls esnee has the honor 20 aprrse The ruse
practice only, between the hours Of M A. ana ~
r % p M and rom 10 10 in the evening fer viii,
easse NJ tarseco has engaged the ve dis
tnEushea muscisns Private lessons vilitesven ia IN
sysaizx every day. - ~
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With pirssr eren eommsnees suit upon II its sasy 10 a.
low defnuPs withdraw them and arain With
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