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NEWTON INSTITUTE.
FoR YOUNG LADIES q CHILDREN
wBfrEsT TILLE. SIsa


27d NsssisH will opea ceptembere.h. 1889
The location ofthis School. (nearwh hes
vile. = miles east OF woodsille, Mississippi
retired. beautiful and hcalthful. The
grounds oefupy ~ sores, covered VITA
beautiful natural grove, ot nore than SIXTY
species n indigenous forest trees and shrub.
besides great variety Of eIotics.
The course of instruction is thorough and
extensive. embracing all that i' essential to
a substantial aud highly finished education.
The Insiiinte 10 furnished with suits oi spe.
cimens in Botany, Miteralogy and Geology.
and with large and carefully selected Ii.
brary, embracing every department oi the
Arls and Sciences.
II 10 also supplied with Apparatus Tor IL
lnslrafing Mathematics, Geography Aslrono-
ny. Natural PHILOSOPHY, Chemistry, Mag
neiisni. Galvanism. Electricity, Nc. &c.
RMS aha
Per Session Of foe Month
Tuilion in Primary Departments, SIS 90
Collegiate y" 20 90
Languages. each, 10 90
7" 1" Drawing and Painting 10 90
Wax Flowers, aud Fruits,
Embroideries, &C., &c, each, S 90
Tuition in Instrumental Music, 30 90
Use Of Instruments, 90
Board, with fuel and lights. 50 90
Furnishing Rooms, per month";, 60
Washing, per month, ] 90
The above charges must be paid in adj
vance, or increased ten per cent, and salts.
factorily secured. Pupils may enter At any
time, and will be charged only from the
date OF entrance, till the end Of the session.
A sufficient number of competent lnstruc-
tors will be always in attendance.
The buildings having received and now
undergoing various Improvements and sddi.
tions, few more boarders can be accom-
modated than heretofore. Applications
should be addressed without delay to the
Principal.
L. Boarders must have all articles dis.
iinctly marked.
D. l.. PIIARES. An, sc.
Ia ag Principal.
NgwroS PLACE, July %, ls5 -ly.
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TIE z N s.

TIE r. nj s.. h2
Board, Washing and Lodging, Aioo 90
Tuition in English branches 30 90
lns,ruciionin Music Vocal and Plane
Forte, . 70 90
Ornamental Needle Work, 10 90
Instruction in Drawing and Painting, 20 90
Mrs. M. A. AtkYANDrK, Pysnc,paL
Miss >. l.. RuDlsiLL. -1Sastant
Refcreness.--Micajah Row. Henry Hob.
ood. George Cook, w. II. Wimhish, Eses.
Percy's Greek. Jan, 7, lS5c-ly.
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TO THE AFFLICTED

THE appearance in Three Bottles of
NUTTALLS SYRlACUM, is a new
era in Madeleine, from novelty and di-
rect opposition to the old absurd and
inconsistent one bottle system while
its success prepared in this manner.
leach bottle containing different pre-
paration.) in curing the different stages
which characterize Consumption, has
established the welcome truth of the
durability of every stage ofPulmonary
Consumption.
Ply scians approve of it, because il
is based upon correct Physiological and
Pathological principles.
The public approve of it. because it
is common sense, and because they
know from an experience that one
preparation will not CURE the three
stages OF Consumption.
The suffering disappointment and
discouraged invalid approves oft, be-
cause its principles hold out reason.
able hope. and when he uses INITIALS
Syriacum.
His hopes are realized, if he is in the
first stage of Consumption, and uses
the first bottle, his expectoration, diff.
cult and painful, becomes free and
easy.
His cough soon gets well. and all
SYMPTOMS of that stage disappears.
He RECEIVERS and is WELL If ne is in
the third stage, and uses the third bot
tie, his diarrhea gradually ceases, his
weak bowels become strong. and all
the symtoms of this stage are relieved
and he is restored TO health.
Each bottle has the symptoms Of
the stage for which it is intended, print
ed in front of the wrapper. whereby
every invalid knowing his own symp.
toms, can Judge which bottle he re-
qulres. consequently no mistake can
occur In selecting the proper medicine.
G- See pamphlet in possession Of the
Agent, containing DR. NurrALL's Patholo-
9, Of Consumption. lecture on the structure
and nsss of the Human Lungs, and certi-
hcasss Of carss. For sale by
a. KENDALL, 4 Co,
'ns, -iJ ~, k&sassns n. Nss Orjssrs
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Pcrcy's Greek Institute.

NHIS institution has been teorganized,
II and is now under the supervision of a
Board Of Trustees, and offers advantages
found only in regular female seminaries. 1t
will be conducted by those who are fully
compept TO discharge the manifold duties Of
such an institution, being guided by the ex.
perencs Of many years, aud supported by
the sanction OF their former patrons and ac-
quainiances. Students will be admitted at
any time. and charged for the time in al
tendance. No allowance for absence. un.
less caused by sickness. lj HHgw
The school will be opened on the 18th OF
January, 1851, and continue ten noiiths
with the usual vacatIons.
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NAMUEL REYNOLDS, Office, No. l23 Ora
~ vier Street, New Orleans La, Cures Can
GERS, Seoldhsad, IYhite-swslimg Sore, and IT,
esrs, Of every description, jun27-ly
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IN this Cut you
see the Truss as APP
piled and worn for
an Inguinal HERNIA
on the right side
|, does not iniure
the back, the pes
sure being on either
side Of the spine
Physicians and sur
geons who have ex-
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hereby give notice, to all persons itidebt-
ned TO the firm of Martin Koelsh x
Gsorge Fusslsmsn, no, to pay their accout>
9asEsofge Fusseman, as.l wiIhhold them
accountable for them after ;hs notice,
This Books Of the firm will be given into
ether talls for sal settlement, after
which farther notice WILDE given.
- All persons having claims againsl .his
sfm. viii please send in their accounts, a
MARTIN tKOELL1SH
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QG&;n.on JemaHe 9en.;aa.u .

THE Exercises Of this Institution, under
the direction of tive Mis,es Calder, will
re'commence on "Wednesday, Jauuary IA,
1852. ..s dec 3O-le5I.
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TlO THE OLD AND YOUfGs !. !

w AG OLD A1V0f l00~1T NJ.
- He, We red heads and gy<y"--anm r..
nomsnon in CAsmssfryf,.-EAsT lsDi. pa.
DYE, Colors the Hair and will not the okia 4,
This dye may be applied to the hair ovsT me-
the drst night turning the lishiesi red OF -
hair to . dark brown, and hy repeating -.
eond night, to bright jet black. Any Pssl
may, therefore, with the least possible ',ess
keep his hair any dark shade Or Perissl D;s i -
with positive assurance that the aTs
piled to the skin, will not oolor It. 81 - -,
casional application, = person tuning IN n.
viii neFer be known to have : grey nzlI.
reetions eomplete with the artlcls - -. .
no coloring in fhis ssstsmeas = oas GO =
u test. ktez4M |NlH .,-..s
These facts are wsrIszsod By the Esnua..i
who manufactures it, Who Is the ssIseIs
chemist, DR.. Conssock, saikes ef sfsso
Chemistry, Philosophy md eihsF rsIs -
school beoks, veil knsvn - S1osis -
brstsd by the publis. -
~ - wsstsM = eEir1W W.
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NOtice.

NOufGe. aHb9 HuN
FIANE just rtturned to my old stand a, the
- Forks OF the Roads with lot Of so Ne.
sfees consisting of field hands house servants,
ssss fne carriage driver, &e., &eo Please call
and see. rs sHsatasf if5fu sBtHs fttfc
ldesign keepisg Up good supply during the
season. X. H. ELAN
Natehsz, Nov II, is5i--sm.
ssa ~ hare Three fine saddle and harness
horses for sale sqaa.sqaEaar sd5
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MADAME MEURLuND, FrrnoA

MADAME MEuRLuND, French
~ lady native Of Paris, is teaching the
French language AT her house, morning and
evening every day, The morning hours Of
tuition. are devoted 70 Aoys, and the evening
. hours 10 young ladies, Madame Meurlund
teaches also drawing and painting, and fan
sy needle work, twlce q week, and schsl
ara can practice the same every day at her
house. Terms for French tuition, per guar.
ter, IS. Terms for drawing and painting per
quarter, 50, To be paid IN advance.
Woodvils. Dec. -. ls50-ly. if
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a5O, Reward.

snllt, When last heard d he was making
his way from the mouth Of Black river to.
Awefds Weodviile. Miss, and ls supposed TO
he some where ia lliai section of country
NA The above reward, wiI be paid for his
seappEshension in any SlRveholdug State,
DAVID f. MyRES,
Carset Paras Wood g. Co. Nep Orleans
II Feb. IL, 1862 -1af-N d Pscdywns =
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experience in Ruptures has led me to in
vent, in order to overcome the objections Of
every other in use. 1t is remarkable for
the ease and comfort with which it is worn
and the security it affords under the most
violent exercise. 1t is, also, immoveable
in any position the body may be thrown I'M
to-a con sideration that should not be over
looked
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THIS cut repre-
sents a Truss as
worn for a rupture
on both sides.
Letters are fre-
quently received.
from persons inform
ing me Of cure.
made by the use Of
The Truss aud Rem.
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CON SU PTION IlS
Nes1 system asd Ns~ Remsdtss Greet
success -
NUfTLLL'S STRlACTH.

"HE CURE for CougAs, Cod, SOrs
- Ihroat, Hooysexsss. .5arr,t
First mpto,as-Coughs, pain
in the breast, side, head, back, joints and
limbs. Inflammation, soreness, and tickleing
in the throat, fever. difficult and quick
breating expectoration, difficult slight and
(rothv
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Cabinet Maker and Mer.e
Joiner.

Cabinet Maker and Heu.r
- Joiner.
HE under.isned is ,hsukiul for past
fsvors extended to him. iu the shove
eaHaet. and he hopes cotanusnce Of
liheisl patronage f.om The public. lie ha
uov feesined bis health. and is ready 90
attend all business 10 his line
g- All old httifhre sent to him will be
cleaned snd vsmishri to order.
Also. Coins will bs furnished at the
thonest noiice. aud At reduced prices.
fine lleatse will be in attendance to all
ORDER.
Persons viii find me si The shop former
" Known As the Lennex Blacksmith shop.
All orders left with VIM. II Rowley &
Coz VIII 10 pronpgy attended to.
.ss..e. .e JOSEPH D. WAY.
Woodvie, Aug. 14-iy .lsaa asa
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smined the instrument approve OF II, are de-
lighted with il, and scarcely day passes but
the send me distressing case. And here
warn they lightly affected againstput.ing of,
from day to day, procuring the best means OF
security, as they are hourly exposed to acci
dents that may cause s,rangulation and death.
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IN my treatment Of
Hernia | do not rely
solely on the efhca-
cy Of a Truss. Exps-
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Nrwros Place. July %, isa -iy.
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p. Sill this will benefit any one suffer
ing rs | once suffered, by making it puAli'
you have my consent to do so.
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LIQUORS.

RRANDIEs, WINES, .wHIsKEY RUN, So, IN BOT
~ tes demijohns and casks largest assortment Of
the above wines &c. imported direct guam
other house, by VIM H. UNDERIITLL
l3O Broome street, corner of CROSBY.
II AMBRY's GRAPE LEAF, HEIDsTECK, AND A
IL large assortment Of the choicest brands In
vines Scotch ales India pale ae Dublin and por-
ter and brown stout Philadelphia porter Bel warranted
senu for sale ~ The lowest Wholesale prices for cash u
quantities 10 puiA purehasera. ll u.----uu.... =.
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claim the attention Of travellers OF their extreme
cempactness and utility which renders them at
nisnt TO all whose business pleasure calls
them from home. SAUNDERS, No. Astor House, and 37
RSnaA
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xNEgRUCEIOH.


MADAME BARBER, NATIVE OF PARIS, RE-oPENs
M her classes for those pupils who desire to commence
have already made some Can be seon from two
to Ave o'clock b5 Broadway the Metropolitan Ho
TEL Terms moderate.
u IDINe sGHooL.-w. II. DIsBRoW, NO 20 FOURTH
~ syenuc has commenced hs evening CLASSES for gentle
Open each evening O'clock ladies
rs esu.l from eight A. NJ 10 three r "
A YOUNG LADY is DESTROYS OF OBTAINING
"A few pupils to instruct in music the piano Inquire
Of WM. VANDERBEEKt 479 Broadway
DIANoroRTE LEssoNs.-MR. CHARLES HUssA,
rived from Germany, begs inform public
tends fivDg lessons the panOfOre Mr. H. is provided
with the be testimonials and give the best OF refer
enoes Apply at ia ST. Marks place, Eighth street.
JULIUS A. FAY's BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Ehzabethtown, New Jeriey.-In this school pupils are
ft.o II any andng in the most respectable colleges,
beard noudps French SAD por annum Ios
sens music and drawing constitute extra charges
companonabe native teacher time to their
interest and the French is made spoken language The
The tuition Of native German who resides the family
The winter session will on first Monday IN
Clark, Austin T. Smith, No. Park Row or Of Rev IL a.
Clark, les West Twenty-ffth street.
MR.. I. DE GRANDIvAL's PRIVATE BOARDING
snnum s for s sdsTs mGSofSn
Of classical and English studies the French
music, drawing ana fencing Circulars at tho Institution
RESIDENT G0yERNEss.-A LADY FULLY CoNPE-
tent to teach English its various branches music
TTS1eh sraw os painting work &C. wishes
mails oil her respectahty, character capacity "a
teacher. Communications addressed TO Miss f. az hoy
Union square Post oee Will be punotualy answered and
an interview appointed or attended to-
pRIyATE INSTRUCTION IN PENMANsHIP-ruE
art Of penmanhp TO ladies gentlemen al hs sd
Broadway hrst corner above the Irving House sale
'''N' '''' OLIVER P B. eo Il Ssnfi
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respectfully invited examine the choice selection dress
eembe at the subscribers establishment Tho variety be-
yord all doubt the largest in the city Combs made and
repaired. A. T. J. SAUNDERS,
ss7 Broadway, between Walker and white streets.
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vondsrsm,th's Cnmphor Ice, for Chapped

hands and lips; vondersmth's almond soap for
solicit; yondersmhs perfumes for the h,ndksrohef
the choicest flowers importer Of bohemian
glass and China Cologne bottles Lubn extracts etc For
sale at the BoweryIDrug Store. 1885,
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tapestry Brgssells thsecpy and ingram carpetiag at
HIRAM ANDERS0NS, No. 80 Bowery; eFht spacious
sales roomt stocked with the fashionable carpets OIL
cloths rugs window shades table &c.
mendous low prcea saving of 70 to Jper cent to
chaeers.
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Tapestry Brussels at 7 S. and 9s per yard car
As, and Sc Cd floor ocoths 2s Cd, 3s 3s Cd. and
and English olcoths, twelve to twentyfour feet wide,
.. De- c. Co. s and S. yard. Stair carpets, at $751;
and
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Bazaaxiana. The Psrsian word Bazaar
a .a tst a Rs' e .ssss
Its like fair from morning til night stream, Of ladies
with ss'5s e. sss'
All 70 e' At the s0t has
Paris can boast for ne :9mors dssss.0n ,a. da
that there they cam thsir boys ali
.esn, cap ape in the elegant style for oder,
s;sas @iss
Be and ladies' IN adj "a S,s
collection Of splendid furs Genn offers the coming
HazAAR No. SIS BrosdSs way S. SsSos oss shSiSs
and winter il brilliant .oa Of II" happisss de-
sign that has ever been brought o his workshops be
sRss.s grS,o,ssio1: r. ss.atitaI material peerless
q e: n Ssss s sGs m
and lea 1SSh ne ave been
GENIN, ga Broadway opposite St. Pauls.
From the New York Evening Mirror
ATEmasio another column e Today Mirror
street setting the virtues celebrated Aromatic
r his not
roughly aSS have
sssi.1 than equal IL
vigorator and one, single test msrts viii
s s m and sss VIZ
a'yer ss 20 hall
From the New York Express-An Old Medicine Re-
folks medicine nseiu to have in the house
good in many diseases, IS pure Holland gin. For long
lately has reappeared under the Of Aromatic
medicinal purposes with his the seal BOTTLE and
label to protect it. against eonnseriess What great
Southern and Western States that purchase
without the least liability Of deception ton
That it will tend to diminish the consumption of the
s6n"r wan VS.
consider the medical profession and the travelling
Trog the coures and sche
dam perceive that this liquor h coming into
sy IN the is
stimulating diuretc to be eminently successful after
one Of the thus Abdominal dopsy has
cured and the necessity of tapping averted aud
b % sss so @ mas tire
which acribed the only bottles this article
roos IN bs o
AS respects its dicnal and effects
stand him to claim only that and reliable article
physicians in those disease for which they sre won't
Cd h nay 9n e sssn rS IN
pure state Nor should any prejudice against alcoholic
medicine deprive the afflicted Of the benefit of this article
remedial agents Of the matera medca it be found
thy Of fdence by continued experience At all events
other alcoholic medicines tinctures btters &C., and
especially those who prescribe gin under
So the arSes Mt
Wolfe literally supplies physicians with sample bottle
the reputation the remedy upon safety
efficiency Of his Holland when used under medical ad-
vices and pledges his in business that the
occasion hereafter discuss the whole subject Of alcoholic
medicine topic which has recently been attracting much
attention in Europe and America"
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An Original American Romance.-The

publishers Of the Sunday Courier will
the publication Of Handsome Jack his Fortunes and Mis-
fortunee-Hts and Misses-Succeeses and Failuresall
faithfully compiled from his manuscripts exhibiting
altogether the most remark able history individual
that has ever beer given 70 the wors and into read
Courier h for sale by all the newsboys agents In tho
city Price three conts Office Of publication is Spruce
street.
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cost50 remnants of olcoths at half their real
value, at HIRAM ANDERs0N'S, % Bowery; l,000 rem
Of threcpy and ingram carpstng Of five to thirty
yards each, at great sacrifice.
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readers of the HERALD the advertisement of CHARLES
WOOD, in this paper headed -four building lots &c,
for SIS This 10 great opportunity to home
for only Sl5.
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Of pcn pocket eportsmen knives embrace all the
different tyes of Joseph Rodgers Sons manufacture
making the richest display of the kind be in tho
city. SAUNDERS, No Astor House, and 3S7 Broadway.
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ha0cs Fancy curS.-Inc SuDSCrfOer1 HaVs
made most extensive purchases during the
~ The various Euro fur sales well those
Eudsons Bay fully that be
ready ton splendid variety
=! every f.shionabls shape, comprising hn,s Cardinals
ke &c. In real Russian Sable Hudsons Bay Sable Cana
dian Sable French Sable, Stone Martin Mink Lynx Err
nine Chnchilla Squirrel &c. &o Ho feels confidence in
calling the attention Of the ladies the above named ar
elss being sstsed that t1r variety genuine quality and
bsober has also engaged the services Of
Alscrstone GEO. BULFIN. Paris KantuA and Shawl En-
ax{un Rroa
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known where you purchase the very best wooen
rnc and silk under ents at the lowest prices at the
American hosiery and under garment mandatory 59l
Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel.
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ITO DAGUERREAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., JUST
received, and for GALE by VICTOR BISHOP, % Maiden
lane.
HUGHES DUPUY D. CREHAE0E, NO. B WILL
liam street upstairs importers of Fancy utoab Jet
and Berlin Iron Articles Combs, Brooches Bracelets
SIR Dress Buttons Fans Imitation Jewelry, Brushes
Beads Percussion Caps Hooks and Eyes Calf Skins and
neoordcons and funas Of the superior 1uaty Mes
PAWS articles reesivAS Nv sksarssr.
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Ladies', French Kid Gloyes-Iust imported.

large all sizes, from No. 10 No. of the
ot superior quality embracing the choest colors ach
blue, brown white purple only 3s Cd and 4s.
rar equal to &C. gloves at BURDETFS cheap dry goods
gtore, 1856 Walker street.
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NADtlas-Sngers sewing machines will do all the stitch
ing doaks and mantilla with perfection hand sewing
equal and with most surprising economy and
dispatch Cal these machines in operation the
sf6ce, No. 25S Broadway. I. N. SINGER ~ co.
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Hkch CarpetinC.-Smith e Lounsbsrry, NO

1N Pearl street are prepared TO exhibit their fall
styles, comprising complete ana desirable sssortnent OF
ah velvet tapestry Brussels three ply and ingram
pets Also assortment of all other goods pertain
R 70 the Garnet trades all Of which they Offering At
rYfceS that challenge competition.
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Pain-Mrs Peabody of Union square, New York city, was
sorly troubled with rheumatism her pains exccu
ciang her suerings beyond the power of de-
scrbe she had taken petass and cochcum, sarsapara,
and in fact almost medicine chest in herself but
these things instead Of curing only the disease
Her neghhors felt all the sympathy their hearts
ne ior tey could not rest nights Tor poor Mrs
bors kind matron who had orienced the happy
agency Of r. R. Relief in similar kindly purchased
bottle of r. r. and carried it to the rheumatic lady II
was applied and soon the pains stopped the neigh
Tors that night slept in angel of nestled in
the heart Of the kind atron and Mrs Peabody
got we'll Sold at r. r.. r. office l62 Fulton street, and by
druggists everywhere, including New Jertey and Long
Island.
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pretty Drugget.-HrRAM ANDERSON is selling magnif
cent English drugget four yards WIDE and has just
eeived 5000 yards tapestry pattern drugget of and
half two two and half and three yards wide at 3s Cd
s and g. yard also zoo pieces stair drugges
CHEAP. Call at 80 Bowery.
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DIR. M,Lnne,s Liver pills in New York.

The fame of this has extended with
Irsng rapdt only to be accounted for the ground of
its great merit One trial alone is sufficient establish
title the only specific for liver complaint The follow
ing from New York druggist gives evidence of the high
estimation in wh these pills held in that section Of
country
Hemlock Lane, Livingston county, N. Y.-Dr. MLane-
Dear sir-I have sold all Liver Pills and anxi-
have another lot Immediately. These pills
take most wonderfully could have sold much larger
quantity if had been provided with them. The iuhabi
snts sending Rochester for Them but whether
there not, do not know. Please send
other supply Immediately. +. SHORT Druggist
For sale by the principal druggists in New York city.
Druggists referred toBOYD Il PAUL 40 rtland street;
and c. v. CLICkENER CO., 81 Barclay street.
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1913 BrOadway-Of}ice to let, six dollars
twenty-five cents per month. No. q Lafayette Gallery
Inquire on the premises Of GEORGE p. FOX, Of
Broadway and Anthony street.
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Question-What is 1t good for. Answer

Hectic fever night sweas dyspepsia liver complaint pain
in the chest and asthma DR. Hastings compound syrup
naphtha is warranted to the formation uberces
the lungs and TO heal those already formed go that
sons in consumption may take it with the positive
confidence of for its action lungs
which penetrstes in all directions purifying
rying obnoxious in its and which, If applied
cordng to directions it cannot fail leave
healthy condition Call at the general agents ofee for d.
rections and pamphlets gratis. c. v. CLICKENER Co.
Nos Barclay street, the general agents
ings in America 20 whom all orders should be addressed
Sold in Brooklyn by Mrs NJ Hayes No. l75 Fulton street.