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John Hagan, Samuel Stewart
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90 Robert J. Ward John s. Allison
Isaac Johnson VIM. L. Leverich
Joseph Walker Edward Sparrow
Maunsel White
PETER CoNnEY, jr., President Board of Trustee.
DIREcToRs.
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John l.. Lewis 1n' Junips Bcbee
N. G. Hall M. NJ. Cohen -fr
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MN fUkkxA Ike q INSURANCE COHFANK, T,
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MoRRIs FRANKLIN, President; SSANoER s. BENn
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premiums on interest in the hands of insurers, has
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SURANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA. =
INCORPORATED IN APRIL l849. AND oDEcLAhEDi "A
DIVIDEND OF 25 PER CENT. ON IL MONTHS BUSINESS
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Insurance only.
Permnne nj Fund by, Act OF Incorporation, =,
Gta 0s ~ 2le{A S2OO,OO0. a'A N ~
Office No. .3S Camp Sheet, ,tsttpeen Grdvier and Com
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ter for the benefit of heapooy holders, in bonds
and mortgages on unincumbered real estate valued
at double the amount loaned thereon, and in stocks
OF the State and Of the United States government.
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protection Of the policy holders and their families
great national benevolent institution, conducted
upon the most secure and solid principles, and af
fording, for small annual sum, paid during life,
a large and handsome legacy to widows and chill
dren after death. y, H., y...t4 49,, .,..,ts5 u
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terms, Who continue the insurance till death, par
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MISS r. b. SCOTT

-f3sre9 MISS r. b. SCOTT ilnR WI liil
Music Lessons ON Piano and Guitar. ~,
A PPLICAT1ON to be made At DIiss MARY E.
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4 She has also made arrangements to give lessons
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NEW MUSIC PRECEPTORs.MJs MJswett's Ma
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Jewett's National Violin Teacher. ,f tfl-448
Jewctts National Flutina and Accordion Teacher,
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To the SICK and Afflicted
DIR. SWAN\E'S COmpOund SNRU Z Of

~ WILD CHERRY Since this. the most invaluable
discovery Of Dr. SWAYNE thousands have been 10y Il
stored 20 health and the Oymcni OF lie who were SeT
Ing from the ayages o the most eHcrucaing diseases
From John Milton Earle Proprietor Of the MasSachr-
seits Spv Worcester, Mass The following another link
IN the great cham IF testimony 10 rs merits
c have used Dr SNsayue's Compound Syrup u Wild
Cherry IN family and find Of the soothing
and agreeable medicines for coughs, inflammation OF tho
thToat. lungs, that have tried and have
hesitation recommending ral Of n - those who have
occasion for such medicine " 10 tins Of Tree
will without the knowledge II DR. S~ayne any OF ans
AGENTS. or any suggestion nom them.
Dr. II Ellison. Frankfort, ~. states
have been engaged active practice IL years. am
eeuar graduate # Transyiy.D., | now prescribe your
preparation ~ Prnus Nirgnn OF III Cherry IN prefer
ence 20 all other remedies | regard INV tuable
remedy IN he Treatment If Pneumonia Disease Of the
Lungs HOME Ct kE
Ezekiel Thomas CheTry-st three doors west u Schuy
XIII Second afflicted with violent cough, pans m the
side and breast Of the lungs shOnes o BREATH
seemed Frustrated but by the Of DR. Swayues Com
pound syrup Of Wild Cherry restored t. perfect health
Look well 20 the marks II the genuine
Remember the original and only genuine preparation 81
Wild CHERRY put up square bottles, covered with
beautiful wrapper steel engrayng with portrait 81 Dr
Svayne thereon also, his Signature All Others are posi-
lively fictitious and counterfeit.
laboratory removed a. North Seveuh-s second door
above Marx where prepared al II Dr. >wa other
FamI Medicines Panacea. Nernuso. Sugar Coated Sdr
sapa and Tar Pills &c &C
For sale tyC II RING. corner Of Broadway and john
ss Or WARNER PES Bleecker-st FOkMAN co
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A SANDS lss Bowery; NORRIS, - Market corner
Monroe LYON. AZ Grand-st. RI hTON x CO. 10
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a VATTARIE COUNTRY SEAT for

n sAIE-The subscriber offers for sale M 'esalies
COUNTRY RESIDENCE, containing about p, aeles -
and high state Of cultivation situated n n',s. f,a
WiamSyuTgh on the road from Flushing 10 Jamaica lhs
location very desirable command az an .a yr so
hu,if IN god sfvie There are the premises sa oaf
and other NECESSARY outbuldugs three apple
great variety Of cherries peaches a ,9 ss
For further PARTICULARS inquire Of mo LAGhA T. ~
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: VALUABLE FACTORY and WA

N TER PRIyJI EGE to Lease.-A large, comm sI9us,
and well built Manufacturing s'uas9 "a
uassa,c reek adjoining the mage Oh Nkm
6TRCH Orange Comfy n Y and wIthinf9r rods OF
61s a the Hudson River owned by Chrlstopaef b
Mlley and Thomas Christie EsQs The acor % 4iIl-
~ h.s been heretofye p@ed Foundry and Machine
heI-as Pin Factory and the manufacture u cp,tgas
e,gbtv feet m length hy forty feet BREADTH and hee st
,ss hrb sinye the basemen II has failing supply
OF water sucient for any manufacturing purpose WIN
nriyeee 10 draw water from Orange Lake aud Is usheu
with Tie necessary wheels and shafiIng There are
now in the building SPINNING frames and machinery Eedy
new ready for use and which be purchased al noe-
rate price Connected with the Factory are ABOUT sevon
teen acres Of Land large Dwelling house Two
Rxh thirty feet By forty, Ith wing attacheu IN.
n All eleven rooms beside cellar and kitchen wen mn
ished and in good order Also, two other TENANT no'
and GOOD order oEe containing sisns
and cellars corresponding Also, building useo as
shop There IL fine Apple Orchsra ana o.ne is
an Inc premses is m all respects desirable lDcatpn
for MANUFACTURING purpo and residence anu wiz
be leased good tenan, for term of years al moderate
rent Application 10 made 10 james W Fowler OF the
- New York my27 2awti TuxF
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" OF John. =. has the Agency Of DR. HOOFL AND S
GERMAN BITTERS. prepared by Dr. { VI JACKSON
Philadelphia These Btters stand unuyaed in the cure
If disease IN the LIVER stomach. Kidneys and Nerves
Persons suffering from If the above diseases should use
tins great restorative deb,li,afed constitutions.
lell MNxS6w-
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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore
u EXISTING between the subscribers under the firm II
RICHARDSON NA1SON Y Co. New York and Phlla-
deluhia and VIM WATSON y Co, Manchester. England.
l. his day dissolved hy rs limitation The putstand
ing bu,ineS, Ia NewYork will be settled by HOS RICH
ARDSON aad WAt WATSON and N Philadelphia by
elther of the subscribers THOMAS RICHARDSON
NAi WATSON
June 81. 1851. WILLIAM CLARkE.
THOMAS RICHARDSON viii continue the General
Commission and Shipping business If the ate firm, and tho
Agency of Tie Philadelphia and Liverpool Line OF Steam
SHIPS al the Office, a. Eychange place, New York, aud
Malnut-st, Philadelphia
The subscribers having this DAY formed cs-parnershp
VIII nue. the Dry Goods business OF the late rm Of
RICHARDSON, WATSON co. at g Exchange place
and slWM WATSON ca Manchester England, unQgr
WALTER MAGEE
July I, 1851. JNO JOHNSTON
The DRY Goods business Of the late firm OF RICHARD
son. WATSON CO, N PAlladelphla, will DC continued
by the subscriber WILLIAM X CLARKE
july I. 1881. tIyi lmI 8Chesnnt-st-
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SPECTACLES and OPTICAL IN
MATCHES JEWELRYand SILVER
MEDICAL.
Morse's Compound Syrup
DOCK ROOT.-We feel


WELDON DOCK ROOT.-We feel
i prompted by every principle of humanity, 10 make
known the world tie wonderful efficacy Of tins exraor-
inary preparation Thousands have been relieved of a
great of suffering and many lives saved by the use
of II Is acknow lodged by the best judges Of medicine 10
be the elegant scientific and alutay preparation now
and a depuratlye remedy, seldom ever equaed
II stands unryaed for the Of Erspelas Salt kheum
CanheT ScrOfula and all the diseases arising from
impure state Of the Blood Also, all Bilious complaints
and used with unprecedented success all eases 0f Fe
male Weakness and general debility, Strengthening the
weakened BODY tone 10 the various organs aud nsig-
Grating the STEM and also for the Of the Liver
Complaint, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Headache, DZzlness
Coughs Those affected with Chronic Disc OF what
ever form VIII find this medicine only pleasant 70 the
taste hut cure, If II be within the power OF RENE
dial agents affect then disease II composed OF med
happily combined as % tend lgec'S I'm he T'yey
and the whole Gandula > stem. say Nervous Itablhty
and promote the free action OF the Lungs thus rendering
applicable 90 all diseases Of Chronic nature III purely
vegetable and may be used IN all climates, aud al all
sons of the wear
Prepared only by c MORSE CO, at lo2 Fomtan-st,
Providence and sold BY thousands all the United
States. Canldas &c HANCOCK, CORLiES Y CO, 10
Pearl st New-York. Gene al Agents 10 bn'
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b. & D. SANDS. 100 Fulton-st.

corner civilian prepared % furnish (either At
retail OF whocSae,) IN any quantity, DR. HOOELANDS
celebrated GERMAN BITTERS. prepared hy DR.. G NJ
JACKSON. Philadelphia These Btters worthy the ut
n;on Of mvad great virtues IA the rectla
non disease the Liver and lesser glands,
the searching power weakness and affections of the
digestive organs they wltha safe certain and pleasant
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