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ASTROLOGY. A Sc


MRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TEN.
Nl ders her services to ladies and gentlemen oit
In Astrology Love- and Law Matters interpreting Dreams
&c. BY books and science constantly relied
And will tel the name Of the lady or gentleman they viii
street, between Clinton and Attorney streets Ladies
fifty cents gentlemen. dollar.
EDITORIAL FROM THE SUNDAY COURIER OF
"A March 2s ls52Thc Ancient Science of Astrology-
This ccn art which is really based profound cacula
ton and has been implicitly believed in by many great
men Of modern times attracting much attention in
this country The first to this into
old and curious branch OF occult learning by
the arrival in this country of Professor
from Sweden who brought with him high credentials
Of emnence abroad and has since attracted the
attention of those whose curiosity leads them seek
extraordinary means knowledge OF the future We have
sens stated and understand the report be that
this celebrated star reader has calculated than 900
natvites since he has resided in this country The gentle
to whom reers DIR G.. w Robaek native of Stock
hom in Sweden, who informed, for long time
enjoyed se Friendship and confidence OF the late Berna
dotte, King Of sweden DIR. Robnek resides believe st
No White street and such this celebrity has
true interpreter Of future that his daily
attended by crowds of anxious ascertain
what fate may have in store for them.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

Senate.
ALBANY, April 2, 1882.
REPORTS
Mr.. BErKMAr (whg) reported favorably on the bill re-
latve to st. Andrews Church. Harlem Also, the bill
10 incorporate the Widows and Orphans Fund Of the
Presbyterian Society of North America.
The Senate then went into committee the bill for the
relief of W. w. Niles whose property destroyed by
mob at Newtown years since said property being at
the time occupied by the Commissioners of Emigration
hospital. long debate ensued. in which Senators
Cooley Vanderbilt and McMurray opposed the claim and
Senators Ward and Williams defended the claimant
The enacting clause stricken out.
Progress reported on the bill for relief Off Van Epps
and taken till 4 PM.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Several private bills were discussed
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
Mr.. PLATT (whig) reported favorably the bill to in
corporate the San Juan and Atlantic Transportation Com
pany Adjourned
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49, saa=lzasasa4ailia-- -
FIN ANCIAI1.


do 00O WANTED, PERSON WITH THIS
Rc,VOV. cash capital 20 join the advertiser, with
equal amount, in exclusive profab
featuring business with proper attention $1,000
per be realized, Address NJ H. b., Broadway
Post Once, when all particulars will be made known
% ,CVV. featuring business, without competition.
nav As this year None other than responsible PARTY
n, ed apply Address Kellogg Herald ofhce, with
and residence which will receive prompt attention.
A AAA A PARTNER is WANTED IN PER
D4OO. fumcry and Fancy Store.-The proprietor not
Being able attend to IT, must with this
day The business is well established and profitable This
is grand chance for with small capital Apply to
ELMORE, Cnrmine street, offoe.
UOk0 OR s3Oo.-wANTED, A YOUNG NAN AS
pkOO partner in respectable business already estab
u he'd and which payss good profit He will have to take
the MANAGEMENT the advertiser is otherwise ensaSed
ANY party having the above amount and willing to pay
attention to the business make comfortable living
Any information will be given BY addressing " c. Herald
effce.
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INOR sALE-TBE CENTRE BOARD SCHOONER CLA-
ra. built Of the best Delaware white oak in lS7
rs 05 tons $500 bushels of corn drawing i've and half
feet of water sails and in complete order for bu
Apply to D. ". FOX & CO, 90 water street.
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HOMESTEADS.


Il rated Feb. Is, 1852 A' 'o' oONr y
the important and LIBERAL that are p.
qpred to render safo and profitable institution
to be competent and Trustworthy and entitled
Entrance Fee: So. Monthly Duos. SO. Shares, $500.
AMOS vas Lsaf. %
HATFIELD, Secretary-Offce, Chambers Hall. No
To,NIGnT.---A PUBLIC MEETING or THE CITY
= Mutual Loan and Accumulating Fund Association will
Ss held At the room Of the association Al Broadway this
ssls SPEAKERS viii explain tho nasure and adyaasasss
0 .as Ine public are invited to attend
cess ftho Irving Building and Mutual Loan Association
It ~ "a book
Entrance fee ST. Monthly dues 81 Par Value OF shares
The entrance fee will only bs reoeved.
MONEY LOANED AT SIX PER cENT-THE SECOND
M CssIses building and Mutual & Loan now
build purchase their homes and charge
make this the most popular and to
Ladies' and gentlemen ere invited to call at the oce OF the
association 2o Ninth and get book Of the articles
The subscription book fast filling and early app
Ths sntIanss Zee say 50 cents monthly dues 81 ul.
II requires saving OF only seven CENTS day 70
shareholder in this popular institution The meetings Of this
association held at the Assembly Rooms Eighth
avenue and Twcntyffh street every Monday evening at
O'Clock JOHN p. CUMMINGS, President.
WIN. L. STEPHENS, Vice President.
TRUSTEES.
Senver N. Prcntiss, Thomas Pago,
Abm Brown, James B. Mingay,
Isaac w. Ayrcs. John II. Morris
Frances A. Snfen, Thomas Cumming Jr.,
Daniel Wilson, DR.. G. Fischer.
WIN. H. HOYT Secretary.
Once 2O Ninth aveaue. Open day and evening until 10
o'clock.
THE FIRST PUBLIC MEETING OF THE ST. NICHO
las building Association will be held Monday
ing next April at eight o'clock at Chatham Hall, No.
Chatham receive subscriptions for shares Those
who appreciate the advantages Of such associations in
abling the to HIS earnings and obtain the
largest therefor will have opportunity joining
new Association with responsible and reliable
Trustees and at smallest entrance and invited
to attend and subscribe
Shares $500; entrance fee, 81 monthly dues, So.
THOS WILLIAMS, Jr., Vice President.
TRUSTEES.
John Leverdge, James v. Rick,
w. T. Pinkney, William Close
John Is. Dunham, Charles ]. Shepard,
Chas. A. Whitney, Abm. Duryer,
Geo. Il. Whitfield, John G.. Parker,
Egbert Scudder, Henry w. Sill,
Wade B. Worrall.
J. w. c. LEvERIDGE, Attorney.
RoBTERT d. HART, Secretary.
Office No l6 Duane street, under the Chatham Bank.
Open until eight o'clock every evening.
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NOR SALE-ONE HALF OF A SPLENDID RESTAU-
rant and drinking saloon, with
Has been established for the last years Apply
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NOR SALE.-THE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF
frstclass Restaurant capable Of doing very profitable
business of the hest business
smart business will be sold at bargain. Address
medatey NJ o. box 3,325 Post Onlce which fha receive
prompt attention.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Highly Interesting from South Amsrscs.
ARMED INVASION or auAyAQUIL-0REAr EXCITE
hENT AT CALLAO.

nnHIN S'AotO' VI HuAfAQUIL-1REAT EACfTk~
hEhT AT CALLAO.
Bosro,, April 3 1852.
The following is an extract from letter dated Ca.o,
March 9th =" Thore Is excitement at this time in
Caiao account Of the intended invasion of GuaynnuN
by political party Two vessels left, armed with many
foreigners board numbering in all about 400 men
The part Ivc purchased Of the Pacific Steam Nay
CATION Comranys steamers for S10T 00O intending to
and dofbt Is entertained that they will in
their attempt
DEALER IN LOTTERY pIcKETB ARRESTED
Horace TnkhAsA was arraigTsed this morning for hay
ing his number OF lottery tickets with
tent to sell He held to bali In the Of $40 900,
and the Court ntsiated that they Aave fixed the
bail at 100000 had hey felt so disposed.
Southern Rights Dein0crasse Convsntion.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE BALTIMORE BLATFOBM-A MA
JORITY OF THE NATIONAL DELEGA AyEs IN FAvoK
or BUCHANAN.
Macon, Ga, April I, 1862
The Southern Rights Ds-rocratio Cor yention ross
semblcd at Mledgevlle at tarre o'clock yesterday
cording to adjournment and sseeived the s6ort
Committee of Thirty three Affirming tha Baltimore
platform Of 1874 and 1sls recommend ~ tho ap.
This report adopted. and the delegates ~er. ap
pontedfour from each Judicial di urct nominated
by the delegates from the districts ara eight for the State
At large were nominated by the conyentsoh.
The delegates to the Baltimore eoinstr1ctsd
to show preference for any partcu or bat
although not expressed 1t IL undert, ,od that largo
majority Of the convention in fay of buchanan
their first choice.
The Con enton adjourned at quarter 10 ten O'Clock,
p. M,
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INOR SALE-ONE THOUSAND VERY CHOICE FRUIT
u Trees over two hundred varieties, principally apples.
pums and cherries with several Seedlings
The whole be bought for small further par
tculars inquire at l42 Sixth between Tenth
Eleventh streets.
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ZI,o nARnwARE MPRcnANrs ANn unnsEkrrp

VINU NNKUW ME- MFKtHANTN NNU UUUHEkEEP-
J. ers-For Sale or 70 Lot ut Central Horrissnia
the depot of the Harlem Railroad corner o Fordham
Eleventh street. BAnr located within short
distance Of several fcurslns yaecs which rapidly
building up, IL fail OF being good stand
hardware rbapt to furnish building materials, Nc The
houses - feet front and 2 feet deep AND contain each
eleven and cellar and good well Of water in the
yard and grenni sufficient for gardens For particulars
inquire OF JAS I fbRSHAlI Real Estate Agent corner
Of Washington and lh street Morrisapa. OF
+. w MERRIAM, 81 Beckmnu street, New York. from to
O'Clock A. NJ. nnh 2 to 3 L. M.
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YOUNG AMERICAN GENTLEMAN WISHEN TO
"A board IN French family Locaton preferred neAr
Unier rsrh Address. with particulars, H. D. NJ UNISON
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CTATEN ISLAND RrILpING sITEs-A MAGNIrI

STATEN ISLAND BUILDING siTES.--A MAGNTrI.
~ cent hill covered with fine trees about in
tent and within tive minutes walk from the Quaranno
landin The view Of the Bay New York city the sarrow
etc. unsurpassed Suitable for private residences
public house Farm Of about ~ acres fine wheat land
Skeneatelas, Onondaga county, New York An "a
tire block Ithaca village 20 feet long hy 2i feet wde
sale lera terms, sut the purchaser Enqrfc
HOMER MORGAN. No. Pine street.
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tNoR SALE OR TO LET-THOSE TWO HANDSOME
three story brown stone Houses, with extensive tea
rooms known Nos 66 and 70 West street.
between the Sixth and Seventh the south
of tho street. The houses finished modern STYLE
with fixtures plate glass parors balconies and
randahs lfso aarse portion OF the purchase money
remain. Apply to JOHN H. POWER, 100 Fulton st
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HOTELS.

~-NNS>N<>>~@N>~N>~~>o~NN
CIRCLE HOTEL, $40 PEARL STREET, NEAR BROAD
~ way-The undersigned gratefully acknowledges the
OF the patronage he anticipated in opening the
Circle His Wines, Liquors, Ae Segars SO.
tonable and his Lodging Rooms at - cents night and
are unsurpassed. WILLIAM WRIGHT, $40 Pearl street.
WORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET,
Ludgate HILL London.-The above house 10 centrally
suAted has excellent coffee ten twelve private
agod smoking ROOM warm cold and shower baths always
ready night porter in attendance fixed charge for
wants the New York Herald is fled Thomas
tenders his grateful thanks to his American friends for the
favors he long enjoyed at their hands, soots
their continued patronage and reeomm sndation.
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A GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN HAVE A PLEAS
~ ant second stsry back room, with good sae closet
unfurnished with full board partial the Gentleman
For terms &c. apply at 81 Jane street. References ex-
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CALIFORNIA TICKETS.

CALIFORNIA TTCKETS.-FOR SALE, TWO STEER
~ through tickets for 10th Of April in Vanderbilt
new line via steamers Northern Light and s. Lewis In
qle at the Bar Northern Hotel foot Courtlandt street.
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"A LADY AND DAUGHTER WISH BOARD IN A
"A French Spanish family Of res7ectabity Location
not above Union sqnsre References exchanged Address
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LN0R SAN FRANCISC0--F0R SALE, ONE LADYS
and sentlemans hrst-clnss cabin tickets by tho
Prometheus Of April s. by nAYDocK, CLAY, EVANS,
No. 21S Pearl street.
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and with bedrooms and single rooms. may be had at
at the branch house. just opened of Broaway and
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nRUG STORE FOR SALE-LOCATED ON ONE O
the principal thoroughares in the lower part of tn
city; dwelling house, &c. attached, IL required. Dali
receipts about S. Reasons for selling the proprietor ha
another store to attond to. Address
HALE & CO, so Nassau street.
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A YOUNG LADY WISHES TO FIND BOARD FROM
"A the first of May ia respectable family whose in
strucson in drawing and oil painting nature and In
the German anguages will bo equiv
alent References from the highest order Address Mise
N. N. at the Office of this paper.
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ITO LET THE SECOND AND SIXTH STORIES OF
Il the fire proof stone front building No. Nassau
street There unexpire1 lease Of three years
above to disposeof Inquire the premises of JAS. s.
VNORK SHOPS TO OLET-TWENTY-FIvEB BY THIRTY
w feet, well lighted front and Of % Elm
street. Inquire Of JAMES LYNCH Brass Founder, on
the premises.
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BOARD, OR PART OF HOUSE. WANTED IN THE
u upper part Of the city above Bond street.
and wife. with small family. References exchanged
Address Box S7l, Post Office.
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T1NFURNISHED ROOMS IN UNIVERSITY PLACE
Two large and two small ones, the floor,
with pantres hot and cold water house. gas, and
every modern conyenence the whole the
consisting Of fonr pantres bath. &c. &c,
be had the st Of May next in first class house Inquire
at "a Liberty street, or at 40 Broadway.
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ROARDING-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ADDED TO
his Boarding House, No o55 Houston street the
the lst May Single gentlemen and gentlemen with
wives, will find tho above location and
dine at his Coffee Rooms, No ID Maiden lane N B-Tho
front basement to let to physician, with without
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nISS0LUT1ON-TBE Co-PARTNERSHIP HERETO
~ fore existing under the firm Of &. g. Il A. Mcdonald
Mathews is this day dissolved by mutual consent Tho
business Of the late firm will be settled Mathews,
who will continue the hotel known the westchestot
House, located at the Of tho Lowery and
street. where he solicits uanco of patronage
York, March 1D
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ROARDING.-A LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN BE
II accommodated with good board and parlor and
room by making early application to NJ E. Dusenbury
corner Charles and WAshingtOn streets.
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FOR SALE.


A GREAT BARGAIN-SALOON AND REFECTORY
ferAa!e now doing most profitable business. Persons
wno wish TO make money and make it easy will do
sail on the advertiser The place will be sold ut grea
sacrifice for cash. applied for Immediately.
Il. LAWRENCE. rs NASSAU atrent.
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BOARD WANTED.-THE ADVERTISER WILL RE-
- quire board for tho summer season. in pleasant
country farm house, not six to eight miles from
the City Hall for himself wife, three children and servant
of this paper. " -
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-24
GELPCsXE & SCHROEDER.
Wholesale and Retail GrOcerS.
AND
ED EE "A !" " HE 60 III ~
BARD. WARE. WOODEN WARE,

QUEENS-WARE, GLASS WARE, ETC.
Main street, one door South Of the american
House.
vJlHE undersigned beg leave inform their the
public in they have replenished their store
n ga most gallant stylen You will now, only find
nil stock of carefully selected groceries, butt also, var
of thousand ether necessary Nings toe numerous
mention, but all of which offer for sale at the low
est possible prices
/ Come and examine stock, and pledge ourselves
that furnish you with every thing cheap any
other establishment IN the city.
We also embrace this opportunity to tender our most
heartfelt thanks the citizens of Dubuque and surround
ing country, for the beralparonage which they stow
ed strangers, from the other sac OF the
strict attention. low prices and good artces we nope
" GELPCKE & SCHROEDER
OUR Stock OF groceries consnstsparty of
IS bags Of prime Rio Coffee.
10 Of Laguira and Java do.
10 hhds New Orleans Sugar.
40 bbls clarified do
20 bbls crushed, and powdered, do.
l54 chests assorted Teas.
10 bbls New Orleans Molasses.
20 Sugar House s.
S i" Golden Syrup.
100 bags G. A. Salt.
so l.. B. do
80 bills Kanawa do
so do old Cine. Cider Vinegar
100 do rectifed Whiskey
10 do Brandy
do c. gnac.
Is do Mackere].
5 do Shad, etc. etc.
We also keep full and splendid assortment Of queens
ware glass ware hardware, cutlery, boots and shoes
Wooden-ware, such pals, wash-tubs Wash-boards,
bowls cvvared baskets, well buckets ~ bush and peck
knife trays, mop handles tarcans, brooms and
''"'"e' u ' GELpckE& SCHROEDER.
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Just opening, tno doors abore the Fax.
r AIDES, GENTLEMEN, MISSES and BOYS, in
Ia city and country, respectfully invited to call ana
examine nv goods; consisting in part as follows:
DRY IND STAPLE GOODS,
Such as French and American cloths and casslmeres;
satnets; white red and domestic farneIs; black and
brown mslins; Prints large and fine assortment patts,
wadding, cotton yarn, drinps, stripes, checks, &c.
SILK .aJwL DRESS GOODS,
Embracing s,l goods of every DESCRIPTION, and ladies'
dress goods ates, styles and patterns, with rnges
and trimmings suit the colors. Bonnets good assert
ment with ribbons, Innings, artificals. and plunes
with full assortment Of white goods, such as worked
collars chezctes, muslns, grapes, linen hankechiets
linens, &c.
GROCERIES,
full and complete stock always on hand.
BOOTS IND SHOES.
You will find in my stock, gentemen's boots ana brosan
of every quality Ladies and chidrens boots ant
shoes Of every style.
QUEE.NSWARE.
I'm hsbranch am confident shall please my customers
have purchased my goods in the eastern markets, AM
intend to sell them low any no west of the noun
ans. ). y. w En- hLNo''
Dnbuqne, Sept. 81. 1851.
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THE GOOD SAMARITAN
DRTJG ST0pE


No. SO Main street, Dubmqre, Ioaca.
VTNHE subscriber informs the rnds and customers
Il tins long established and well tried house. that he
now receiving large and full of all article
in the line of his business Among these are
Fresh Drugs,
Patent Medicines,
Paints and Oils,
Glass and Putty,
and new chemical pr paratons.
lie keeps constantly hand and for sale in any quar-.
tity:
PAINTS & COIORS.
Mixed and ready for immediate use.
.s BHi SisS.
Of every description for painting, whewashing, etc.
" NJ " Gil 49,,
OF every size from 7x9 to 24x36 inches.
PulAt.S Va I'll. 49, W ARE.
For Druggists, Ply sicans, and Grocers.
lSSThliMtNIS.
For Surgeons, Accouchers, and Dentists.
ACID AND NiA.ELi 1T ST.
For soda wafer makers and public houses,
ESSENTIAL OlLS AND CDLOKS.
For Confectioners, Bakers, etc.
SUPERIOR GIliF. Hi
For Cabinet makers, and Millincn.
10y E-S1 UFFS,
For every purpose and for every body.
CHLOKlDE LINE AND SODA.
For purifying, cleansing, and keeping away cholera
MORT FAIRS.
OF iron, glass, wedgewood and MARBLE of all Sizes
VAENIsHtS.
Copal, COACH japan black and BRIGHT and map of var
qualities, and for all purposes, ETC., ad n6Rta
Country merchants and dealers supplied on the mos,
terms
packed and at the shortest notice and
in the safest manner.
Terms Cash-Prices Low.
Dubuque, May 7. 1851. v TIMOTHY MASON.
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The great peculiarly and excellence OF
DR.. Christie's Galvanic Curatives,

consists the fact that they arrest and cure disease
by nutoard application in place of the usual mode Of
dragging and ply sickiBg the patient till exhausted
Nature sinks horelessly under the infection
They the whole system, eqndfise the ei'e-
Laton The blood promote the secretio and nersr DO
the slightest injury under amy eirenmsfances Since
their introduction in tho United States, only three
years SINCE than qsAa
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J. p FARLEY ) .cHRIsrMAN.
Sligo Iron Store.
FARLEY & CHRISTMAN,
No. IL, BANK Row, MAIN STREET, DUBuQUE, Iowa,
Wholesalc and Retail Dealers in
HARDWARE, IRON, NAIIu. CASTINGS, STOVES,
TiE-Ware, and Mahogany Veneering.y
. HORSE Flows, Evans 8. Adams make. Just re-
ceived, and for sale by
Sept 2Otf EMERSON Il SHIELDS
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ElNEM REsPICE.


There is no tree, shrub, plant, or flower,
That clothes the earth, or scents the power,
That was not made for god-like man.
When heaven first built her stellar span,
For man the crystal jewels glow,
For man the limpid fountains flow;
For man the mountains hoard their ore,
For man earth's caverns yield their store;
For man the suns and planets shine,
And praise their Maker-hand divine;
For man the sportive lightning plays,
His mandate owns. his touch obeys.
For man all animals were made,
That wing the air or prowl the shade,
And fish, which thro' the waters wade,
For man the flowers in beauty shoot,
And trees prepare their pulpy fruit;
For man the chemist-bee doth yield,
The waxy cell, with honey fll'd;
FERN m the worm forsakes its bread,
And tolls to spin the silken thread.
As all were made for human good,
Or in the air, or earth, or flood,
ALLEN q Co. have puck'd, distil'd,
Of all that clothes the sylvan field,
And from earth's bowels keep in store,
The various forms of useful ore,
With everything by man required,
In health, or sickn IS oft desired,
All in his line prepared by art,
And all which nature doth impart.
Then where such blessings can be found,
To cure the sick, and heal the wound,
Without auy hesitation 60,
TO W M. ALLEN g. CO.,
DISPENSING CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS
1901 Main ST., Dnbn9ne,
ApJoISISG THE WALES ROUSE.
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DIsEASED EYES.

would announce to the public generality Una
viii attend Diseases Of s nys ,ns ND
teels receiyed from good Oeulists that he
from a~s all arising inflammation
Iteration, thcl stiff and graduated lids, films, anra
; ,,saincs. &c &C. The method of treatment will
w. nv and entirely safe. No cutting, scarifying or Bills
terine will be escorted The and the parts con-,
nosng it, arc exceedingly delicate and sensitive, and
,,lan al seasd gentle and mild tr atnent is far the
hest Mild medicines properly applied will generally be
sufficient. - -,
Dr. L. hasDr. s. d. Smiths T'Tpedo Electro Galvanc
Baterv of few York in successful operation for nervous
and chroui diseases, such rheumasm neuralgia, dis
pepsia, paalyss, deafness, weakness. &c. &c.
Electricfy is used thurautes agent by the best
and most Mccessf physicians in the cties and
when prptrIy applied with sum Gent power CANNOT
harm anyone, hut always benefits If followed up
Please all and have your case examined.
| Enqut at the NAPLES house or Temperance House.
Dccesber l7-wtf