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bard 10 bs allowed TO 20 and sec his dying f:h'
sr In his prison treatment, It would APPEAR
that tho authorities we're not harsh towards him;
The fortress was n large one, and he was allowed
70 ,ass horse exercise. He escaped from Ham,
with he aid of DR. Cuuneau and his valet.
{. Again Prince Louis Napoleon arrived N
Ing and. in May, 1910. And now, without seek
iug to Invade ground which is generally i"rbiidsh
10 "a, It ia not necessary that we shonid historic
ally overlook certain political errors on the paT'
81 Louis Philippe, by which The chances al lhr
adsen,urcr and pretender had boon Vastly ti.'
proved. "Nhy should We, said Horace Wal
pole. nat see history with a. much Importantly
as We read it, The Molai.hs Of July MAS CON
fesyedy d, iicient in historical ASSOCIATIONS IN
licu thereof, by fatal mistake. Il ceUEied popn'
lariy through the means al dcitN'ns ile hnPer
or Eapoleu--bringing back has remains I"
France and cutanibins them with pro-
pomf Unconscously, It was pursueins '"eN.'i
path most lik, " to lead Louis Napoleon to Ia
rbio7ts. It was Napoleoaizins tie P-hhc anna
Such mista ke gave Louis Napoleon t"ii"ou' MS
perceyin, il at the ,ime) large amount "a p'-
hI;cal capital. which served mm largely N HE
latter part Of lis career. Had lie been weak "r
irres.lu;c there might have been htt'e harn long
by the homage to Napoton's memory shown by
the House Of Orleans But statesmen tO'S '">
tIf-e eagle IF Bouingne % the crest @! ita't
Louis and the polNy pursu,d WAS t"t puh't
rrnbalming Of the cause f'r which lis .ie ma
been one If apost,c.h,p. The H,nce renewed, 10
London. much the sane III. which lac hat Dc!"Te
led; and cultivated It Is stated n tHese volumes,
"a certain class of notablic', whose advice au.
experience have not teen without lnhiSnco uron
his conduct
s. 1t would bc more tedious than lie 'r.Hs II
a"thriee told tale were We to recap'uli'e the
subsequent, events cf the career Of Fioec Louis
Napoleon. Europe ia ringing with them, lis
recent acts require Il logical meaning from TN
history of the education ui his life. Let ~ Loo.
nj some Of the main elements of his eharactor a.
shown in that and in the works collected here
A passionate system monger IA often the most
interruptions Of public character, Rather thar
his system should break down, the man devoted
10 his plan will obs,inaely adhere ever 70 hl- ~
rors Louis Napoleon i presented TO Us nom
the sketch which we have given ~, mentally, =
system .monger--a thorough Nap"ienni,t I"lf
first 10 last morally, of a mfn Of stem ana
deliberate nuiaciv If muCh pN'eEmat't re'o,u
,ion. and of uttci reckle,snvs> rs to hrs means
Accident gave him the opportunity ct appealing
n the memory Of his uncle. and % the passions
al an army. His power rests On what the iic
A.. Gra'tan c,l,ri "iristocracy"- its rnda
rance canno, be safcl. pred,rael Tie Wiling
If Prince Louis Napoleon area mere rcp'.""c
ton Of the Empcrhr's IDEAS He seems to have
got hy heart all the cant Of Napp.eon,m. We
see no inventive power IN his political sv'ien
in short, II would he waste rf .lue TO cIIIIcse i
from y philosophical point OF view.
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LOOK 10 YOUR ,NrERE>rS!
4 be Illinois Zig 4 Little" Blue
Thre shine Machines,

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'''.- ".~ '-'" o' I'' ~ "N"'r. g. E'f''. ~.
N'' 'Nt"'N."IJ me lu.lS' mat Use NLl,u'u-
THl coWNnu needs The undersigned, IharN-
!"l '"f ih' trn Ion' patron e ct ne past, nuH ~
lrr'io ihe fgHdc his varuu, Machines and IlOr>r
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lnal'.,y. any Other marlIn,. t,rr 49, r., ,l.
p.nt.
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Look ont for Co,ni.rt.ltsl

IN po'.r nrr cno'l'lr' 's'n'' a'olorf r.uoI
" tarrci', .,rabiau Lrmrut. The AMOS. drn-
arIou' o'a. 'Hr rauNIe,irtS because ~, ",,E Inc
I'M. konv'lrI,r ,b,i connect !, exist. ami lh,y
wI perhaps only discover lhrr error when the
spurious i".A.nrr ha' wrought rs r'',r i'e's -
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h. lore. F,r,r,r. h,.-.Il q LAERtI l,'S--,ri
he .,cIa,urr ON the wraqprr--a.I Other. an, ccun-
t,Ile..-
Sod by Unn'cr & Cav'l'v, G. l.. Thompson,
nnI " nr'r ~ 'l',n,I@ u,'I'',, ,.'W %
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Notice 20 Contractors.

CEALED proposals vii! be received a the Office
Dol the Uity Clc,k, n the city oGPeolin, Unit. The
hrst d0y Of May next, at 10 o'clock y NJ, Ior
euybinE, grading aud paving, estimated o. ol-
lows.
For furnishing and setting 6e2s feet oflimestone
curbing, to be four inchos thick after being dress
Cd nnduo, less than one loot length and sixteen
inches IN depth.
For furnlhng stone and paving abcu, 1000
square yards Of cutters, and Tor grading he gut
terra by the cubic yard the stone 10 be used N pa
wing The cutters 10 be not les than FIX uches IN
diameter
For grading between FIVE ard eight thousand
cubic yards Of earth and removing he zane.
The amount may vary some from the above.
Specifications for he work may be seen OF he o.
fee OF the city Clerk
BY order ct The City Council:
J0uy WA-5v.
Jouy B. WARxrR.
1ouy REySCLu-,
az 2t-lw Committee on -lIecis.
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rtats VI N'ioo, |
Lrn.s'un c., !,
IllENEY l. vELgs.. Shrr.
lnTnl tx OBI IA Collect
ROT he rolnty of Liv.
gs'mn. an STATE uf Il
linoi-. du hereby give 10.
notice that ! will apply
.tn the county cuurtuf H..
'vinss,un county ut the
june term thereof, 10 be-
holden at the court huu c
IN the town Of Pontiac. in
aid County ant State,
the frat VI od,lny at June
next for in lsmen, nsnil,i
thu ab,vr,'r,,rlo, Il Lands
an.itrwu lnts or ih.t,x
"a. interest. and cn.t ia
thereon fT 1851, and al
- flr an order 10 sell
the ..il Linls and town
Lots for the satisfaction
thereof, AMI on the 81
Monday in June next all
the Lm,l. AMI town Lot.
against which Judgment
-hnll b. pronounced, AMI
for the ~ L. VI whhh nm
order shall he made
Will hr rxpnsrd ~ pub
lit srlr A. the dmr "f
the Court Hone IN the
town aforesaid. fur III.
umnunt VI taxes interest,
tul ruds ,lnr thereon
..ni / .n'r will roNire irr
at IN ucucs IN rhr firc
Innon. and con irup rr"m
day 10 day until all Of
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DIED-Onthe 2lst inst, a; Newark, WI. HAw.
k.Ss. aged about so wears.
Tuesday night at hi. residence at the Canal
Bridge. Mr.. PErrR FLICK, aged s. yeats 5
months.
On Monday evening. the 10Th inst. Cu'EtorrE
daughter Of s. B aud Margaret 7. G.d!ey, aged
SIX months.
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II IS i Ficr rsrlELLSHr0

And wei known, ,ha, the Nlal.rns a.amri q
hctsi n the knowledge Of Medicine which cgus.
cl lhrwho,e world, TO wonder and aHu.gr Wnh
them he scirncc Of Chemistry hud rs b.uh, and
II Is, therefore, no, a, II. strange ,hlt people so
emncn',y successful IN the hra.rs Ar, mud 80
p~rs- yrgIng and larng nrhuactsr, should rs acr.
uaian unuuug experiment, .i-cuyrr remedies 'r
surprising in efficacy al o,h.ts, tor Che cure oi
Ho,e Diseases nc.dru, 20 Them from their mc !r
ii bic. The greasrari OF 'hrir 'ime beng ~p.Hl
on hazardous aud bloody waif,rr wi.h HE dalrrru,
lrhcs, they were suhrctto the mostua.enr attack,
Of Rhcu uttsm, Paralysis, Neu-ag- Pains. and
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frT ONE PPOFIT TO PIY.
u "a a..I, e. u.ass
To Tavern Keepers.

IT Il Z subscriber wishcs 10 let his mouse and pre-
! ns's on the
Corner If La Sale and Ngh Streets.
south of the Nam Canal and opposite the P,cke
Wharf. The House wuuld answer admirably ior
a Tavern A. II Is wei situated tor such There /,
a lnrg- Yarl aud lG horse Stable attached
Rem, moderate, aud possession gwen lmmcdi'
acly Call and sre him.
Apriln-iw. Tnov,s CARTON
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Livingston County Tax List.

Lat of delinquent Llnds nnd Town Lots si'ua'
ted in Livingston county and State of Illinois, up
On which the taxes for 1851 remain unpaid con,
tanning the names Of the owners 70 fir "a known,
and the amount " tax interest. and costs thereon
IN Torn 90 NORTH, Rdrgc ; East.
0an,r, Name. Description Acrss See 7ar
Laura Miller VIII sw 60 2 aS
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Inn, WnrInNiS.

Az 50. and 100 ac.e Land Warrants, -uar-n
~, tied in every respect, for sale in qunE,irc
90 sui, purchasers. cheaper than ever by
Anil 24.t Norris & FlsutR.
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To Settlers on Goy'u,s,cr,

rJNH r. unders rncdh has afrw land FUnnis l't
with which TO locate iind tor ncruoi srtrfs -
~. will enter the l'rd and give crcF oil any ,rrm
cfycar4 not exceeding 5, for reasonable coulucua-
iior. npr 24-if REoNSOS MuEEAY,
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MARRTED-Arril, tic 10Th bv Mr. W. Dag
an, E,q, Nr. NNIH,SihL J. RussEL, TO Mss SA'
RAH MlLLiRIS both of Ru,lnul.
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Sweet Potatoes !

TNlE NGnsqnon variety, superior to INV other
L Also, Street Potato Plants ready for drllv
cry from Nayl0h TO the goth OF June.
April l6, l312-2m. n H. Brush.
Also Tor sale Mt the CITY Drug Store"
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Another Family Grocery.
NONU SNllII
RE NOV -
New York House.

( 'AlF ''-lN'~~ lirN'"iiE rlf'tl on bF sutton
( Fyh. (uaw " Fyfr) hl. been re.
mo'ed one Door East. Iuil the old stand Of
WIN Haskell Goods will bee sold A. uSuai. only
tor Cash and NJ rciy small Idrdnc'
SAFE ot Winter Boots and Shor''
The stock on hand w'|I b" sold of q, and near
cost. l. YOU require any Roots or shoes, now -
Dry GD1bS, groceries, Sc, as usual
County Nrrhut- r.quluuE homr made boots
and shoes vii lad FIRST rate assortment, and NJ
very lose prices.
E-rruihcr- he ol stand Of I'm Haskell
U.uWl. January TO- ISL
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GLASS WARE!

WINDOW Glass Of all sizes by the box or
w hgh,
Bottles Phin. and lars, of al sizes.
Tumblcrs, Goblcts, Sugar Bowls, Lamp Candle
sticks
Preserve Dishes Sc, for sale low, ~ the
Three story Brick north oflhe Court House.
Oct. T., Y GRI6ss.
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- UOD raris Il brown shrruuE,
/. 5000 yaids , hruwu suUung
1000 do brltn.l do
10 bale, cotton hlfung
, d, do yan
; DO crrl"i warp white 7nl cold
, 'o wDrprE swine, just op"U~I for
.a,r ut unusually loss usi.r..at CuEEyEEs.
800 hN. fine s1l, iu, landed by boa, Wo.cou for
> ~1'~ 70" s"r5 CHtEyFRS
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4 LARGE o., ol ~to-' boxes .pl ,7lr nj any
y pre-. ~ Aprl It'd T. VIE
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ShaWls. ShaWls.

HNE ofihr hest nsscrimcnts ot Fall and Winter
~ Siliris in town Woo shnwlS from - cents
~ SIC NJ the Octi \. L. Branch.
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- uiRFS-Nny 4n1.'y Of VII ;e and fancy
- - .'s t.--U.r cheap. by L Ni-r
Ann. : I--n.ff
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yOTy or pOIyTy1p

Orn.rs NrnssL Eth O,nsrs Il
Hrs u Heed ell Perry 81
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NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNER

sBIP-Eotce ia hereby gwen that the undersigned
nave form'd limited pm to the Statutes
Of he ale Of New YORK. that such par nership 10 70 30
sonruci'd urder the I,ms or finn Of o NELL COL
is that thS general of the business intended 70
ne transacted the buying and selling Of tobacco ac
4 the ,aid mted partnership, and on commission
VI the tty Of New York that the OF all the een.r
ard special partners interested therein are DAVID
ONFlIJ, JAMES COLLINS. aud ROBERT X
AnkESBUh6H that tks said David O'Ne;lt, who .
sts- n III CRY ~ Brooklyp County Of Kinss and State
OF ~ fok. and tie said James Csins. Who resides
In tbs City Csubty and Stae OF York, are the gem
siaI partners AID iha, me said Robert H. Arkerbu eh
who resiees in the CITY Csurtv and State Of New York
II ihe special Tarner that the sad Robert n. Akea-
bn'Ph the said sreoial psrrno has contributed al
6the common stock o sad lmred partnership the sun
OF ave tbsussId collars sh and that the sad limited
partnership is 20 comnence Oh the coud day or Febrssrr
one thousand hnzdr,d and hy two and 10 term nate
OF The stcoId day Of February thousand eight hlH
dTed AID Gfty-fyC Dated New-Yofk. January 81, 1881
DAVID ONEtLL.
JAMES COLLINS,
,6v HOBElT II. ARkESbURCH.
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9.1Ok LIVERPOOL. - United rt.. Nv o.1re.
M, s,.sn,hp PACIFIC, CAPT E ~ saSses COST
VII dsPs,I w,h ne Rsb u a. ga "a oeloes from
.N.y IN sAi1hD ID of Canals No berth secured I'd
Sss for For freight pas.sgs sAs sn.Iy 10
noeauehs r yr x COLLINS CO, NO % nn.Sr1IrIc
lam ATLANTIC will succeed ihs ~ ~
nd ,aI u arch c. is3l
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
Il UNITED STATES MAIL srEAAfRRS.-rAs sAipe

ATLANTIC. Capt. Weg. rASHIC, Capt. Nys,
ARCTIC Can't Lace, BALTIC CAPT Csnstoss
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton.
rksss chips have bean built by costrsct, szprsssy
sevsmeat service EVER has been taksA in TIER
'snstruction, also in then snEnss 70 insure strength
sa speed and their Accommodations passengers are
anessAlsd for elegance and csro Pros Of passage non
York TO Liverpool in first class cabin Si1o second
ee $40 sxclssIve ats 1soe from
Liverpool e NswYork kse and fss Ar sIpsrsnesd
feon ARA 20 each ship No hsk secured until PAID for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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1sweirp, @e.

VERY LOW PRICES.-WATCHES
Y and JEwELRy at REDUCED PkiCks,-rhe
sxpectIg 90 receive several large svoiceF OF
SWxWTES and JEWELRY, IL row selliag of hif present
s.ei A. greatly reduced prce.; -.
sseN "a s,ipe Watches, holes jereled,
xns SoS isiscaed Levers, full ieweled------.- 80
Enc Cold Patent Levsn H., 81
-3Ao t;Ss ~ Gold Chains pure Gold Wedding Rngs
sod Key and seals Gold Peas and Psncs as sneS es
yer Ts pins Ear Rim s Gold and Silver Spectacss
brssns Rn s's, E5" ks ! Dss. sbas S
~ o' Ss dad watches as low $50 each. watches
~ itwsiry exchanged AL Watches warranted 70 keep
sood tine or the Nancy returned WscDs', NIoes she
w., rensred in The kszt manner, AZ much ieSs ta 'se
!ew5IIy a.p@"'~ GEO. C. ALLEN,
narsr Of v aches and Jewely. wholesale and hetA
NJ ii wall-s. rear Broadway ~ stairs .o''Heri
Mo- 81 Wsl-st
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Gisambcats amS Railroads.

NEW ROUTE from NETWORK to
lVNORWALK aud DANBURY The nsw and fast
sailing s,eauer PACIFIC. (nstesd Of the "DanbuT." as
contemplaled) Capt r. W. Fowler wilt commence run-
nrsin connection wi the Danbury and Norwak Railroad
to- chipg at South Norwalk, sp MONDAY, March J.
leaving Norwalk Bridge every MONDAY, WEDNEs-
DAY and FRIDAY.
Returning will the west side Peck Slip East River
syery TUESDAY, THURSDAY aud SATURDAY.
Passage s7l cents Freight taken on reasonable terms
and promptly attended to by Agents at each cad o. the
route For passage or freight spply to SAAIoN
WEBB No liz south. St. rths Captain on board
Due notice will be given of the hours OF leaving
Ntw-Yoik, Feb. 10, 1876! INV
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United or SPECIAL PARTNER

T United or SPECIAL PARTNER
- sHlP-This 8 to certify that the urdersgntd have
PURSUANT To chapter uTih title ST. of part second u ne
hevftd Statutes Of the Sse OF New York formed INIT
60 psTtneuhlp under the anne style firm OF BUtDlCk
ECOOk. That the al nature Of the business 20 De
transacted "a the wholesale O. ocsy business and Az ne.
cs,tay busiress connected Herewith That PERRIN
BURDICk and BESJAMfS A. COOK, Of the City aud
Sonnty and State IF NewYor the general partners
mat ALFRED MARTIN - no resides the CITY and
Souny and State Of Ees YsIk. is The sal partner
That the said Alfred Martin has contributed the o
twenty thousand dollars In cash capital toward the
common capital stock. Aud that the said copItnershp
10 10 commence the second dsy Of February thou
sand eg ht hundred and fty and 10 end and torpi
nate on the second day of February thousand eight
hundred and fifty fovr-Daed New York, Feb 2: 1851.
PERRIN BURDiCK,
BENJAMIN A. COOK,
n CIV ALERED MARTIN.
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maneims gcbo0Is.

HENRY WELLS and his SISTER 8
(sIadauo =. Gavellil ACADEMY for DANCING
and Graceful Department st the stuyyesant las tue No
$50 ArOae New Term commencing. Glasses for
Adults siosdsys and Ih9rstays, merne and evening"
classes for Masters and Misses, Wednesdays ard
Saturdays at p n HouIs devoted pecial classes and
priyate 10 ssous If la
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ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
ZINC PAINTS.-The New Jersey

ZINC PAINTS-The New Jersey
~ ZINC CO.. having enlarged and completed Their
works PREPARED supply from the Companys ware
house white colored Zinc paints at the following
reduced prices:
No. / White ground in oil 9 cts per ID.
No White ground in oil Cts per ID.
Ne white ground IN oil cts per In.
Brown and Back ground IN oil ). cts perlb
Dry white of ZINC cts per 10.
WHITE ZIrCPAINT
after several years trial Europe and the Uned states
both inside and outside pant has been found 10 retain
its original beauty and protective properties Longer han
Other paint and for whlteness and brancy Il stands
uniIvaed and the ght will cover from 40 Ia
80 eelt surface than the weight OF lead
pant il really much cheaper TO the consumer. l. IS
warranted free from ion and stronger svl
deDce be afforded OF it's superiority than is derived
from the fact that the French Government, after
tDued eyperme has adapted lis in ell its buildings
and pub 10 works II has poisonous properties. Ike
other PIGMENTS injurious TO the health of woi kmen and
Of families occupying recently painted. As an IN
side paint, 1t VIII not turn yellow, when exposed 20
the sDpbuOus Of coal fires the foul air If shDs
Their White Zinc ground il vagsh produces the poree-
Ia n finish, Their
BROWN AND BL ACK ZINC PAINTS
have peculiar drying properties. which in few hours
fom hard and soid metallic coating upon wood. brck
and other metallic SUR aces, rema able Tor their fire.
proof properties They vol adap'sd for marine bur
poses hayg been TO nd TO resist the corrodng action OF
sat waer destructive to other paints Dealers SUD
Piled on liberal terms by MANNING SQUlER,
Agents No IS Dey-st N Y. Off
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Az CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY.

w CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY,
Wv HOUSE ard Ship. Furnishing Warerooms, No.
1858 Grand a. New York, where will be found complete
assortment of the following articles Feathers, hair moss
and husk ALSO beds, mattresses paasses and cushions
also bedseads of every description, viz patent screw
Joint lock joint iron cottage and trunde cots
&c also splendid variety of paper hangngs borders &c.
MIR c. would call particular attention TO his style Of
hair and ,pripg mattresses. N b old beds and mat
uess es renovated ard made equal TO new, by
w. CRAwBUCK No. 958 Grands second
OF lms door east Of Essex st
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA X A LROA D.
Il WINTER ARRANGEMENT. between Phladslphis
and Pittsburs through in TwESry POUR nogss-
Iia Railroad Company, between Philadelphia and rItts
barg Twenty four Hosrs with Only - miles Oh S'~ss
over an excellent Turnpike. Fars tu a..
This is the and best route between me orsas
West and the Atlantic Cities and the accommodates
are IN All respects Of the highest character The Express
Through Train lin "a hours leaves the pep9s M.Lss',
vest on Broad st every evening a. focook Inc aorn-
ing Way Train leaves the same place a. O'Clock, A. M
~ this Passengers will be carried through In u hours
Nth good nj ghts rest al HolliaysbWg.
The above Lines pass through Lancaster, HATisbeg.
LewistOwn HuntingdOn, JobnStown, &C, crossing US
M,un,.ins IN IA, hxht philadelphia, Dec. .. l5l.
" - ~ THOS. MOORE,
do sm Ageat PsnnsylrAais Eailfoad Company.
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Me0ical.

RTIFICIAL LEECHES - ALEX-
IA ANDERIS PATENT-No l3l Fulton ST., tnert to
Herald Office These superior Artificial Leeches are
coming into not only the country and at
where the difficulty of procuring the common Leech rea
des these instr valuable but also in the Cities
they are greatly preferred 20 the obnoxious reptiles for
their convenience efficacy and economy the cost OF one
application the old more than that OF D0f ef
these which always hand and last for many ears
In proof thei superiority have reports and testno
mails some Of the principal Academies of Medicine in
Europe and America and Of eminent physicians which
NAV be seen the Office, No 1871 Fulton 81. JT In
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I,HROUGH to SAN FRANClSCO:-
4 Ner-YoIk and San Francisco Steamship Lac Inc
new steamship UNITED STATES, ~! ,ans Du.ues n
Chsrfss q Perry commander will take her departure Iof
ciec,es on FRIDAY 26th March next at PM, con-
nseIrx at Panama with the new G0uoie-enyns ~
WINkiEI ID SCOTT. 2,lO0 tuRs burden, kenney COnh-
Id rca snder expected 70 depart from Panama 20 saa
on the 10th Of April ensuing these vessels
,ts and an experienced surgeon Is s,tache1 70 eacn
yeiael. Apply 70 DA' 10, p onDo :, Nswyork
-f,x9e JONES i JOHNSTON, 20 Wall d.
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Watcr Cure.

nRANG MOUNTAIN WATER
OCURE.-south Orange, Essex Co, New Jerssy.-JO-
sEPH A. weber. NJ D., Physician to the instltntioE-
Visitors from New YORK leave the foot Of Coutand ~ AZ
a, o'clock. A. NJ. and and O'Clock. p. NJ I27u