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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-01

BOARD WANTED ABOVE PRINCE STREET, FOR
- agentleman and wife, who will furnish their apart
ment private family who dine after clock and
wish for permanent boarders at moderate terms may
suited ~ addressing Paul. at this Office. References
changed
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WhNTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w woman, a. first rate Cook and good Baker, and un-
derstands pastry No objection assist with washing and
ircnng also neat ohambermaid and waiter The best
ty reference can be given Please call Mott street
back room first floor between Prince ans Usussn streets
from . 10 'sloek. $500
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LOST AND REWARDS.

LUST AMI HE W AttDSs
q n REWARD-STO1EN, FROM THE HOMSECoR-
W III Of avenue and Thirteenth street last week,
aadys gold Fob Chain Key and Pin gold Bracelet with
brliants gold Pencil Case gold Ring gold Studs
set with of them marked Any person
turning the same giving informa on where
be found will receive the aboye reward by applying Hat m
avenue A, to X. GLEASON.
do REWARD. - LOST. LAST SUNDAY. A WHITE
pc Lace Pocket Handkerchief in Thompson street. some
where between Bro0me and Fourth streets The above
ward will be paid to who will bring the to
26 Fourth Wooster Th handkerchief is not Of
much value but to the
do REWARD,-LosT, IN OR NEAR WALL STREET,
Dc Silver Pencil, with amethyst stone. The finder
will please to return i, 70 Mr.. SAMUEL ", BENEDICT,
Wall street.
oST-A BLACK AND WHITE EsQUIMAUx DOG,
IL with sharp pointedfox and bushy curled tail
to the Of Mikki hoover will return him
IL Bond street shall be rewarded,
T OST--RECEIPT BOOK, BANK BOOK, AND PASS
book liberal reward will be svoa for their
pt 43 Broadway.
EUR TIPPET LOST-oN TUESDAY EVENING, BOTH
instant, about halfpast seven o'clock in lRlyerstv
place between Eleventh street and Washp gton place
adys Fur Tppet. Any person returning the 40
West Eleventh street, will be literally rewarded,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-01

CTORE l67 BROADWAY TO LRT-APPLY TO G. N.
- Gelaty in building l61 broadway room No. between
IL and | 0 clock.
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BOARD IN SOUTH BROOkLYN.-TWO OR THREE
- single gentlemen can be accommodated with partial
board, or furnished rooms without meals in small
pectsble private family without children to
May The sleeping rooms which large and airy will
be handsomely and extra furnished. Location which
exceptonabe only four minutes walk from the South Ferry
Thcte who cate quietness and the comforts Of
obtain their wishes. Price Five Dollars per week Adj
dress $. H., Box Sc Post Office n ", which will be inme
diately attended to.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-01

ROARDING-WITH OR WITHOUT MEALS, CAN BE
- had ut Leroy place, Blocker street The house,
recently undermined. has Closets baths &c.
floor, and better ventilated than any city
Furniture
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HOUSES. ROOMS, &c. WANTED.
WANTED-Two ROOMS, BELOW CANAL STREET,
w possible. Address note s. J. d. box AS
Post once, stating terms per month and year.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE--A LARGE WELL gITIJT
" well lighted building for the Of nee
ical work In New York Brooklyn, William burg or
City Address box 3lG5 Post Once, naming pree wiz
size OF building and lot and whether an eugpes
or conseniences for hing one.
WANTED-ON STATEN ISLAND TWO OR THREE
W furnished rooms from the ls Nav for three ~
deneh Win or without breakfast. Address box 3 Post
WANTED-A NEAT TWO STORY HOUSE, NEAR
w broadway, between Fourth and Lispenard streets
west side Preferred rent to or good
security given. Address N. l.. w. Broadway Post ofoe
Rent payable in advance, IL desired
VNANTED-PART OF HOUSE. POSSESSION I'M.
w msdiaseiy Extgs VII b. given t9I 2sa that sqts,
80 . .
WANTED TO RENT-A LOWER ROOM AND BASE
w ment thirty by hundred for storing
building where steam could be furnished by the
lessee, for mechanical purposes in abosc Also,
store room and office tho ground floor thirty Nv
hundred and basement without steam power. Location
below Ann street, east u Broadway Address r. s. box
1870 Post Once.
WANTED-A HOUSE AND GARDEN, ON A SMALL
w farm in the vicinity Of New York city in ange
for splendid assortment Of Diamond and other solid
Jewery suitable for rst class business Address Resi-
dence, Office Of this for week. Also an
Office 10 let, second story, below the Park
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NEW lORK.-WANTED,
considerable experience in
y ms superior Clerk or Book
The advertiser Is conversant
languages, aud can he highly
j., at the office Of the Home
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ROARDING.-ROOMS AND BEDROOMS TO LET TO
- gether or separate, with without board private
table, il desired Good location being only block
broadway Warm cold bath rooms &c. Apply 70 Mrs.
Medhurst, 54l Houston street. -
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ToSukGEONS, CHEMISTS, &C.---AM MEMBER or THE
hoyai toege OF Surgeons and Apothecaries Hall Of
nnsana wishes to obtain situation Visiting and Dis
pcsg hstant Can produce as
ocharacter and competency would into part
nershp with surgeon or chemist already established For
particulars address Chemist Herald Office
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Nv ANTED-A SITUATION AS NURSE, SEAMSTREsS
or tanbermaid by respectable worna n; understands
W. care q nay from its birth and has thorough know
edge ot growing children regards their he having
had long experience in the capacity Of nurse aud can pro-
cure long and satisfactory testimonials Address A. B. l
Madison street.
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MONS. PETIN ANNOUNCES A LECTURE UPON HIS
1vl system Of rian Navigation the 9th of April
the T.bernaee The inventor Of that system will give in
tions to the public M Petit has also the intention
give practical illustration of arial exhibition when
weather will permit, at Union Course, Long Island
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TTNO LET-FROM lsr MAY NEXT, THE UPPER PART
of the three story House 25 Ninth street egby stu
ated between tho First Second
three handsome the seccnd door front
with privilege of bath and attic For
ouire n llS First avenue.
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ITO LET-AT HoBoKEN, SEVERAL THREE STORY
and basement brick dwelling houses. Inquire at tho
Land Office, Ho boken, Of W. w. SHIPPEN, Agent.
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ITO LET-FoURTwo STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
cottages situated in FoItyeighth street, between Lex
ngon and Third They finished in modern style.
To good tenants they viii be let reasonable Stagos
within 200 feet Of them minutes. Apply NJ.
ROBERTSON, Jr, Agent for the sale Of Real Estate &C.,
bird aver
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OFFICES TO LET-sEyRRAL WELL LIGHTED OF
- fees in che building Franklin square, suitable for law
yers, physicians, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-01

w ANIED-h SITUATION, BY PROTESTANT
woman as Laundrcss. or to do the homework Of q
AMY which she understands perfectly we'll Please
can AZ ~ sixth avenue between Seventeenth and Eigh-
the week II not engaged. -
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OFFICES TO LET-yERY DESIRABLE LIGHT AND
~ airy Offices furnished with Croton water &C. to Iet
with without storage pvileges. ApIly u heayer
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TENANTS, REGISTER.

r ARGE ROOM TO LET-ABOUT 30 ny 20 FEET NO.
lWO Broadway suitable for btiding associations
drill room debating seeiess lectures suppers &c also
let Sundays for religious purposes Apply at Bowtry
hoax ore.
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TIE DAILY DISPATCH
CCNGRESS--TUEsDAr.

pPasscge Of The CoiiinslA pp' epriotient
asx.ArE.-Mr Clarke introduced a Joint
,esoIution for survey of the harbor Of Provi-
dence, Rhode Island.
NJ. Clemens introduced a joint resolution
AUTHORIZING the Secretary OF War TO loan TO the
Washington Guards company composed of
,onths Of this city--suitable arms; and the
same was ordered TO be engrossed.
The joint resolution for the relief Of the
Spanish consul and other panish subjects whe
were I'M ured by the mobs al New Orleans and
Key West, was taken up and ordered to be en-
crossed.
A bill TO establish military posts along the
emigrant route in California dnd, Oregon, for the
protection of emigrants. the mails, and ofa
line of telegraph, was taken up, and debated.
House, OF REPREsEETATivEs.-T House
passed the bill amendatory Of the law 10 modi.
fy and reduce the rates Of postage, passed
March 3, 1851. II refers especially to the
simplEcation of the present rates.
The deficiency bill was then taken up, and
the House proceeded to vote on the amendment
of the Senate, as considered in and reported
from the Committee fine Whole on the state
Of the Union.
The Collins line steamer amendment was
coucurred in-yeas SO, nays 81.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

CITY HOTELS Haighf, New York;
Wm p Drumr;ght. Buckingham; J e NC
Crery. Franklin Co; WIN r Green and daugh.
ter, Amelia; C Coleman, Dinwiddie; X n Bag
nall, Norfolk; G w kirkham, and Il Badger,
Petersburg; L Winding, Steamer Agusta;
n Phillips. Woodville; D Z HICKMAN: Louisa;
C. l. Lakens, Albemarle; b + Trevillian, and
H N Chandler, Caroline; w s Biellicote,
EXCHANGE HOTEL--Miss Gardiner. Ala.
bama; DR. C Wake New York; 8 Boiling, Peters.
burg; G Morris, Miss Morris, Cumberland; F L.
Douthat. Charles City; Capt N Price, Cha,lctte;
w Murray and lady. Miss Murray and servant.
South Carolina; II II Winthrop, Charleston; g G
Tsnkersey. Jr, Mobile, Alabama; II nderson.
Prince Edward; w G Hunting, Charleston; T s
Gillian, Peter sourg; w Young, Mississippi; w 3
Camp, Norfolk; I Phinney, Cuba; NJ g Hartman,
Staunton; Fl Lee, two Misses Lee Orange; II C.
Wingheld. Hsneve:; Hayes. Fredericksburg; NJ
Morrison. California; Bland, Prince George; J
Boulron, Miss Boulton, Philadelphia; DR. w helme
aud lady, Warrenton; w Faunteroy, Gloucester
CapuL Ainskile. Capt G Brener, City Point; II
Webb and lady, Mrs PIentis, child and servant,
Suffolk; A T Cooke and lady, sig children and
two servants. Norfolk; L Washington, Washing
ton, DC.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL Su5lett, Powhatan;
4 lien. and J A Allen. Cumberland; Chap
pell Amelia; Scott Cumberland: w Hen
drck aud S s Grasty ,Pttsylvania; Shac keton,
Lunet liur,; Rudd Chesterfield; Wills, Wash.
ingtou City; NJ Wright, Menkienburg; 0 d
Tibbs and W G Thomas Warrenion, c; K Har
ley Prince Edward; J Brown, Amelia; McGhe,
Prince Edward; w Wilmore, Chesterfield; r
Branch, Petersburg; w 3 Parrole ,Albemarle: Capt
w Carter, Nelson; w London Richmond;
G Dabney, Lynchburg Capt Orkney, Glasgow;
T w Wynn, Lunenburg; Woo.ten. Prince Ed.
ward; w Brightwe.l, Farmville; Wooiten, II
M Vaughan, Rudd, glastonbury, Prince Ed
ward T DAWSON, Appomat.ox.
AMERICAN HoTEL.-C Fisher, NJ Rosenback,
Lynchburg; Dr. Coleman, Richmond: C S. Biss,
Lynchburg; II skipwith, Va; w Alien, Surry; G
Wheeley Mississippi; w Flournoy, Prince Ed
ward: A Clement, Liberty; jos Cox, Appomat
tox; w Moore, Campbell; C Rogers Florida; w
T Pepper, New York. Mr. Exa, Richmond; J
Young Miss; Watson, Louisa; H NJ Patton,
Columbia: F w Coleman, Caroline; Col w P
Bocock, Va.
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nhnE MORE PIANO FORTES.-
= NASH e. WOODHOUSE are con
ID Ustantly receiving supplies OF Piano
v - Fortes from throo of fro hoe ,,,or,,

facturies in America. The character of the instru
nsnts which they offer is established, and pur.
chasers may safely rely upon getting good article
They furnish them at northern prices and large
priced good instrument made to the most elegant
and costIy.
Also, for sale beautiful and sweet toned Guitars,
OF Martins make
All Of which may be seen at their Book and Piano
ja30
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b - -
VIRGINIA CENTRAL. RAIL ROAD TO
THE VIRGINIA Springs WITHOUT
NIGHT TRAVEL-WHICH ; NOT THE CASE
ON ANY OTHER ROUTE-and still making the
trip in little over and a halt days to the Whit:
Sulphur.
Schedule for Comfort.
Leave Richmond daily. at 81 A M and arrived
at White Sulphur in and half days Atri-week
ly line leaves Staunton for White Sulphur by Natu-
raj Bridge, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
arriving at the White Sulphur in the same time.
Schedule for Expedition.
Those who are willing to encounter some nigh,
travel for the sake OF expedition, procure extra
Stages at Staunton, leave at 4 nj. and reach White
Sulphur second day from Richmond, at IL O'Clock
PM.
Between Richmond and White Sulphur Springs.
passing the Warm ard Ho, Springs,i Sll 90
Between Richmond and Lexington, 90
do do Staunton, 800
do do Charlottesville 3 80
do do Lynchburg, SO
do do Cupeper C. House, 50
do do Fauquier Springs, 500
Through Tickets
Can be obtained to New York and Philadelphia,
by Steamships Roanoke, Virginia and Philadel phia
jy E. II GILL, superintendent.
IA ~ EXPRESS Es are now run
ming to nearly every city, town and village in the
United States, and its superior facilities offered
to all Cat low rates. for the rapid carriage and de
livery of articles of all descriptions boxes bales
packages, parcels, money, &c. &c, and for the col!
lection of notes, drafts, bills, in all places where
have agents.
Our arrangements are such that the utmos,
promptness may be relied upon for the perform
ance of all business entrusted to US.
Custom-housebu business attended to, goodsentered
duties paid, and articles forwarded with dispatch
Be sure to order goods by ADAMS & co.'s En-
press.
Checks on England Ireland. Scotland and Vale.
In sums to suit, for sale at this office
Our European and California Expresses give gen
eral satisfaction.
The Express leaves Richmond for the North
East and West every morning Except Sunday al
u o'clock, arrives every evening Except Monday
a 81 o'clock. J. II. SAWYER, Agent,
Office No. 5, Fourteenth street. Richmond Va
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Curious Freaks of LieAtninp

Curious Freaks of Lightning.
GALLUPviLLE, Scoharie Co, June 26.-The
house Of Mr.. Harvey Poisson, residing near this
village, was struck by Lightning on The 22d in
slant. The fluid struck the kitchen chimney,
near the top, bursting large hole in the south
side and reaching the sides adjoining, leaving
the remainder of the chimney standing. 1t
then passed down the chimney to the stove
pipe above the chamber floor; thence to the
stove, throwing off every cover and opening
the doors. Ii then divided ia two parts, one
going north passed TO the foot of young man,
named William Stalker, who had on a boot
with an iron plate on the heel. 1t tore the boot
entirely of his foot except a small string
around his leg, cutting cash on the fourth
toe on top about two inches long, then passed
over his foot TO the heel on the back and I'M
der the foot cutting another cash about three
inches long, turning his foot as black as the
stove. Ii then passed down through the floor,
tearing piece about four inches wide and two
feet long, from thence to the cellar wall where
there was large stove, breaking out piece
about ten inches long and the thickness of the
stove, throwing it over a rod from the house.
The other part passed south through the
Aoor, tearing the floor some three feet where
Mrs. Posson's babe had sat not TO exceed
three minutes previous, and the linen taken
from the child was completely torn into threads.
~ tuCu puscCu oioHB StiI W TIC CCiIGT wall
and out on south side of the house. Mrs.
Poison was engaged in adjusting the dress of
small girl who sat in her chair with her feet
on the stove. 1t knocked her back against
Mrs. Poison who also received severe shock.
Mrs. Poison was washing her hands, the babe
lay in the cradle, and small boy was in the
room, none OF whom were injured. But poor
russ had her i'll luck. She was laying near
the stove leg, and the fluid tore cff a large
quantity hair by the roots, and broke and
tore her leg to atoms. What is still more sin
gular, one pane of glass was found out on the
grass under the window, whole, the putty still
IN the sash. They have tried to replace it but
IN vain.
BURIAL OF JUDuL lkEsror.-A large num-
Der OF our most respected and eminent citizens
attended the funeral of Judge Preston at Car
yollton last evening. The presenceof Judges,
lawyers, Nero hants, bankers, &c, &C., showed
the extensive acquaintance of the deceased
and the general esteem 10 which he was held
The bitter grief of his children, and the loud
IameBtation Of his servants, brought tears TO
The eyes of many, and few occasions of the
kind has occurred among US in which there
were greater manifestations of sorrow, He
was buried in the family vault in the rear of
his residence. The imposing and beautiful
service of the Episcopal church was gone
through with, and the remains of an honored
and much beloved citizen was consigned TO
the earfh -Picnyune, 8M.
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CLOTHING, CLOTHING.-SToCA Fo s,.T
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.-The subscriber having
determined to discontinue his present business wiz,
during the month Of July, close cut ms eaulg ,
stock without regard 70 cos consisting Of Tee asus'
variety found ia clothing aud gentlemsns Iu1
nishing store The stock is large and seasonsossi
and TO ell persons In want, an unusual opporasay
is offered Of supplying themselves at macn ieS
than the usual rates.
The Store is for rent. II is one Of the ess ssnus
on the street for almost any kind Of business
PHILIP DORNiN. No % Maa 81,
jy7-1ms Next door to Purcell Laid 70.
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u ETURNING our thanks TO the Ladies for
IL the liberal patronage kindly bestowed for
the last four years, we beg leave to inform them
that we are again open and will continue to sell at
retail until the last of this month when our auction
will take place Great bargains may be expected.
Merchants wishing to close large TIA of desirable
goods at less than they can be bought in Northern
markets, are invited to examine our stock before
our public sale.
WORD, FERGUSON g. BARKSDALE.
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~ AurrUN,s VKGETAHAk TING.
= TUxE, for sale BY
Hs BENNETT BEERS, Druggists
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July Attn, 1875.
Thy spirit, independence, let me share!
Lord OF the lion heart and Eagle eye;

LOru OF me Hon heart and Eagle eye;
Thy steps follow with my bosom bare,
Nor heed the storm that howls along the sky
Inis glorious anniversary is drawing rear,
awakening proud and grateful recollections of the
heroic age OF our country and reminding US that
tne summer will soon pass away, and having vet on
nano great variety of summer SHOES, CATERS.
&C., tor Ladies, Gents, and Children, we are de-
termined to sell from LIST July to LIST September at
suen prices as WIZ accommo date the views of the
most economical. Give US call, all who yv;sh
trunk, or summer Boots, Shoes or Caters. for we
are determined to please you at the saloon of
WHITE L. PAGE,
Jy Three doors below Dcoley's Hat store
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"a FASHIONABLE SfhINu avn
. SUMMER CLOTHING. m. w. NELSON

s4anzr have in :soIs, and ises H.
ing, large additions to their stock of Drugs,
Medicines, Surgeons' Instruments,
Fancy Articles, which they offer for sale on the
most favorable terms to cash and punctualdealers
nj IMPORTANT NOTICE TO -
~AHAT AND BOOT WEARtRS The
cheapest place in the city to buy is at J. L.
ANTHONY'S, where Moleskin Hats of the -
best quality are sold at 80 SO; second quality 90;
silk 30 so.
Fine Calfskin Sewed Boots 50
Patent Leather Congress Boots. rs
Patent Leather Oxford Ties. IS
Patent Leather Monterey Boots. -.. Is
Together with assortment of Panama, Leg
horn and soft Hats, Umbrellas, &c.
NH 30 COLUMBIAN HOTEL.
DRIVATE PKACTICE.-Dr PLUME
co. may be consulted, conidents1y, for the
treatment of the following diseases: Eruptons,
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Swellings, or en-
largements, Syphilis, and all morbid discharges
whether recent or chronic. Also, all those COM
plants termed female diseases The advertisers
invite attention to their chemical extract of Wild
Flowers, which may be regarded as the very best
article known, to give tone and vigor to certain
abused aud debitstedorgans as well as to renoyate
system shattered by dissipation or other cause
Medicines securely put up, with full directions,
and sent to order. Post paid letters promptly Of.
tCnuOo w. OuCC Ou FTduAltu slccts Dc1oH Ia
change Hotel, and first door below Trinity church,
Richmond. Virginia fes
NELLiNG OFF AT COST FOX CASH.
~ The subscribers, intending TO make change
In their business offer their entire stock of DRY
1OoDS at cost for cash, and respectfully ask all
persons wishing to purchase. to give call before
purchasing elsewhere, as we feel confident that
better assortment of Dry Goods or one selected
with more care, was never offered at cost In this
market Our stock consists of the latest and most
approved styles. Determined to close, we assure
the public there is no humbug in this advertise
ment Do not forge to call at 203 Broad street,
between 4th and 9Th streets
my27-2m L g. NJ ROSE
SEHE SUBSCRIBERS have associated
Il themselves for the purpose of conductingln
this CITY, Tobacco and General Commits.
sion Business. under the Firm Of KENNETH
DUDLEY, and respectfully solicit your patronage
Our business will be exclusively Com.-ission
business; and an experience Of twenty years nJ
our senior partner, In active Mercantile lie IN tlis
CITY, and a determination ON the part OF boas 70
promote the Interests of our friends Will, we a2?e,
secure TO us liberal support We are prepsrea
to make the usual Advance on ConsigRments IN
hand, and to purchase Produce, &c on the Gus.
tomary terms. We will occupy the large and
commodious Warehouse, No IA Public Landing
JNO. KENNETH
JNO. w DUDLRf
:, Refer to JAS. Warwick, Esq; Jas. Thornas, W
Esq Messrs Thomas q Sami Hardgroye- sna
Sutton g. Winston
Cincinnati, April 18th. 1852 jels-3m-
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vHYK daily hear Of the mnst assouifhfug cures
w being effected By that greatand popular medi.
dr., the genuine