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The Webster Lettcr-NO Backing Out.
DAY Book OFFICE, New York, Oct. 49, 1852
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
DEAR SR:-The enclosed telegraphc message was
ceived three o'clock this afternoon too late for nser
ton in to days Day Book send it to you that you msy
contradc. the report that Mr. Webster has signed letter
declining the use Of his name. Respectfully, yours,
N. r. SWANSON.
BY TELEGRAPH FROM BOSTON
BosToS, Oct. TO- 1852
BOOK.
special messenger has just returned from Marshfed
There truth in the Batchford story. Mr. Webster
has written letter advising his friends to refrain from
the use Of his in connection with the Presidency
He has signed such letter will he write sign
any such letter. JOHN CLARK, Courier office.
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toner after selecting his fall clothing of his fend and be-
nefaetor H. FOSTER No- ~ Cortlandt street where he
said he should send all bis friends and where all will find
choice and weseeced stock Of ready made clothing and
furnishing goods.
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The Corazza.-By this Name the Inimka-
bic Shirts, made order by AGATE No. 256 Broadwa
Familiarity known. The article 'sina qua non among
gentlemen who psy attention to the details Of dress The
IA styles Of gloves rtbes de chambrs. from
the French houses well worth critical
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wolfe's Aromatic schiednm schnapps =!

snperative tonic diure.io aGtidyspet and inviger-
atipg cordialThe ncomparaby superior efficacy Of the
Aromatic Schedam Schnapps thus professionally proved
and certified arises entirely from its infinitely superior quail
ity and distinctive properties No other Holland Gin og
equal purity Of reccation be obtained either in tho
American the foreign market any price, It s
featured by the proprietor exclusively at in Hol
land by peculiar to his factory favored
medcated by the harsh berry, bat by
choice botanical vsrety the aromatic Italian Juniper ber
ry whose distilled and reoned With
it sprtuous solvent and thus becomes tnc
ture exquisite flavor and altogether
heretofore known The Aromatio Schiedam sohnspps
be obtained in tnng each two dozen bottles,
either quarts pnt according to order The bottles
neatly labeled and wrapped and each bears the fac mie %
signature without hch the article
questonaby spurious For by principal
ia this city and the United States.
uDOLPHO MOLFE ImpoEter. @ Reaxe. ttreet
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BeeA complete assortment q the most improved
Of every kind FOR adults and children. Also female sup
Eorters and belts Of different kinds suited to all
belt giving proper support in the worst Of pile
and rrolapsus warranted TO effect Office No. IL
street. near the Museum.
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doro LIQUID Hair Dye II does OF sok popularity BY long
drawn pus bat it's stcrng mort have laid foundation
for demand. r. ~ the enstt applied, and m-
parts natural color q any aye existence. sold
ind GrIleo ht .MitTLI0hCs, No. AA.eT Eoale.
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~ avn" VAN DEUsEN'S improved Wnhpcnc, has at
acquired reputation for changing gray hair to its
saor and prod cng nov growth which no effort
malice or can inure Call and DO con
,inreJ at the depot rooms, l23 Cbam ocrs street.
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Portable Dressing Cases.-These Articl

claim the attention Of travellers their
eompac,ness and utility which renders them AZ
nient companions TO all whose business or pleasure
them from home. SAUNDERS, No. Astor House, and 3s7
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Fine Cutlery.-The subscr,ber,s Assortmen

Of pocket and sportsmens knives cmbrace all the
different styles of Joseph Rodgers Sons manufacture
king the richest display Of the kind be in the
city, SAUNDERS, No. Aston House, and 357 Broadway.
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wigs the perfect imitation Of nature
Those wanting very superior article should
SAIL at BACHELORS celebrated Wig Factory No. Wall
street where be found tho largest bos
In the city. Copy the address.
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m therc is anyfhing for which

rcan gentleman distinguished it his taste in dress and
he is especially particular about the and fit Of his
shirts GREEN, No. House, has made this
in his succeeds invariably in producing
ment.
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Dye the best discovered for colorns ne hair q
whisker the moment applied. The wonderfui ease sn
certainty with which this favorte and old established
Dye performs astonishing It 10 for sale or aRpnoa,
frees.
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CIrTEENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC HEAD GUAM
tors 10 Stuyyesant institute, 500 BrondwayAn adj
journed meeting the d. mocratc electors Of the fifteenth
ward viii la held Wednesday evening October 10th 40
half rast7 o'clock Democrats will rleate attend
Q. ID. MEAD, Chairmsa.
j. T. Ross, secre,sry
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Notice To Canltalists.-Two young men

who have thorough knowledge of the Merchant Tailoring
and Clothing busine in ali its branches DESTROYS
tabfhng themselves upon firm bas in the above BUSH
in this city, To possessing sufficient capital
this affords opportunity for safe and profitable in
yestmen city and country reference will
he produced character and business capacity.
tce addressed to Enterprise Herald office giving real name
and stating at what time ard place interview be
had will meet with prompt attention.
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Gournud,s T.iauid Hair Dye Do, WIthost sx

'cron roervaon the very tsst sysa Ncdosts
soar for enring pinp iousn
ses, @ggtcnd Reuse lily white and Hair Gloss, al
w.Ihs., s,s,ost nesr broadway.
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M. Leyett. Dentist. No. Gas Broad,

this method invite the public to witness his great i'm
in Dentistry introduced by him. Oce hours
IRON ten till five o'clock. His work on the teeth can be
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against colds by the timely Of seasonable under
garments and the wise will purchas his winter supply
of the importers and manufacturers, RAY Il ADAMS 59l
Rrou d,Xay
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eterooscopic Pictures These Cur1ous ano
fs slsn h ass:, .:S =
them Pictures taken IN weather. in style
passed.
Fine Arts.-D.guerreotype In on, by w.
street. This tesu,u art eominss The dsss Of Tie a.
a. ~ a. Il i. Sesua ss
ceased persons copied to nature
Metropolitan Daguerrean Rooms, No 603
Broadway public would do well to call IN as above.
S Isssanre hey are ssM %
most tku operators in the profession constantly sm-
poyed and you may depend upon having good picture
The Blasts or Winter, sugge stive Of Goals
ns sn For n1 sre ss' Il.
se % La sns ssoaSon u to the
reputation Of men Of tate and fashion.
Genin's Army and Navy Hats. = Genin
woSis remind his military and naval ousso%sis and the
hats Of Tho and according the latest TeEula
CENTN, ia Broadway, opposite St. Paurs.
Hats and Caps Mt wholesaie.-A large
es s Fl 'n ooh & hs A.
xish Country merchants would Ven 70 can ana
''A'' A'''' ATKINS. 2l2 Greenwich street.
The " Alpine" Gaiter.-Ladies, call mt Cam
he most At time elegant ar
Gle now manufactured. They are very cheap.
Blank Books, Paper and Stationery, at low
rYceMercbants and Others who require
btsnk books invited to call and examine ur stock we
Keep constantly hand various sizes and slss Of ruling
our e paper and stationery articles
hing s x SSSntsg e rS@ @ M
stationers and Printers, 81 Maiden lane.
The Porous Glass Filter should he Used In
every house, because it all impurities from tho
water The Croton is impure that all must be aware Of
the advantage Of perfect filtration. p,gbiy recon
mended by all who it, Depot, Gothic Hail. $40 Broad
way
L0ngworth's Ohio Wines.-SparkliDg Ca
awbs dry Catawba Ia still wine,) and ladies wine, for
ole by BfNlNGER CozzANs, sole agents, Ne IL veosy
Erect, next to the Astor House.
Wigs and TOupees.-rledhurst d Heard,
Of Maiden lane, make the most perfect imitation Of
atura head Of hair in the world Wig wearers should noa
and warranted mot to shrink Also, brads q long hair
front lraids. &c.
Lovetts Office, ia Chambers street, for
the sale Of his celebrated Wahpene for changing
hair it SfSna color nd SSr M sna
67 Broadway l26 Canal street. 3o5 Hudson street, Mrs
Hsyes, E5 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Astonishing Cures are daily being made
by TOBIAS Venetian Lum. Of chronic rheumatism
pains the limbs back and chest dysentery coughs sore
relief pay For sale by tie druggists aud at the de-
pots East Eleventh street. snd 2to Greenwich street.
Watts Nervous Antid0te.-Pints s., con.
the $751; bottle, 50 dozen. liberal discount to
druggists who supplied with printed receipts return
and business Nassau street Letters
consultation must contain So for half pint addressed Dr.
WATTS, 424 Greenwich street.
Watts Nervous Antidiote.-No more Letter0
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TuEoDORUs VAN TINE, Chairman.
J I,1. ~ "; r Law, }ssoretar'os.

nEMOCRATJC NOMINATION. NINTH WARD
~ REGULAR Democratic Committee have nominal ted Dr.
jacob s. Miller their regular nominated candidate for
a member of Assembly.
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Court CaIendar-This Day.


UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr Mos. 81, So 81, 80
to go.
SUPREME CouRT--GENERAL TERM-MillioD trust case
still on.
COMMON pIrAs Part mos. S33 307, ACT, 473. 49,
4S7 4S1 493 1885, 497 4s9 SOL 503 sos, 607, 509 5l1
Part Mos 1914 1856, 242 26a 900 $50, $3.50, Az 546
$50. 55S, $50, 562, 564, 900.
SUPERIOR CouRT-rwo branches.-Nos. 62 $40, 1885,
$685. eS H. 442 444 $50 ISL 1i9 1873 $780, 153 22l 23S
10 500 224 25 226 227, 245 S. 2sS. 80 230 326 26S
a72 1885, 2S 49, 451 Asa 453, 454 4j5 i5 458 46l 1872
463, 4G4, 465, 4G6 467. Loci, 46s, 400, 40.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
ROLITkCAIss

I'AMMANY BALL, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1S52-THR
Naturalization Cou,Sittee appointed ny the Demo-
cratic Republican General Committee will be In session
Tammany Hall and after the ith of October from
9o'cock A. II. to O'Clock T.. NJ. THOMAS j. BARR,
Chairman of Naturalization Committee.
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The Season Fairly Commemorative dc

mand for thick ethug eesasoned BY the sudden chang
in the eal s great ard SMITH RlCES sales
actively engaged in furnishing their customers
You he supplied at their establishment No. 52 fulto
est prices.
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Cosennss1eNAL nlEoruoN AND orum NOW.

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION AND orHn Movn.
nESrs-LAst evening was held the democratic rati-
6cation meeting for the Eighth Congressional dis
trict. The candidates are F. B. Cutting. (demo.
crat,) and James Brooks, alias BOBBY Brooks,
(whig Mr.. Cutting is one of the ablest men that
mas been nominated for Congress for years. He be-
longs to the old school Of high minded and honor
able men, of cultivated talent and mature states
manship, who have been mostly superseded, through
the awful system of modern primary elections, by
the loafng politicians Of the present age He ought
to be elected by large majority, for the reputation
Of this metropolis alone.
Two ratification meetiDgs-one Of each party
take place to night in the Third district. The can
dida.es are James Bowen, (whg-Astor clique pipe
leyer,) and General Walbridge, (modern democrat),
who has been SO unjustly illuminated by Mr.. Harris
London correspondence. General Walbridge has
challenged Mr. Bowen to public discussion on the
principles and measures Of the two parties, and it is
expected that Mr. Bowen has accepted. .remen-
dous gathering will attend both meetings, to wit
ness this novel discussion between the candidates Of
the opposite factions.
Meantime, we hear that the Webster and Fill
more men are preparing to putt Phillips Phoenix in
nomination, as better commercial candidate for q
grea. commercial district, than either We hope
Mr.. Phoenix may consent. We verify believe tina
he can be elected in opposition both to Bowen and
Wabrijgs. We shall support him, if nominated,
with all our force.
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Wigs and Representatives. d Heard
Of Maiden lane make the most perfect imitation OF
natural head OF hair in the world Wig should noa
fail to examine them They made Of the best materials
and warranted not to shrink Also, brsids 81 long hair
be lrsiLs
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Watts Nervous Antidote.-NO more Letters
of consultation be answered without enclosing 50
half pint bottle which will be sent by express to
This forced upon finding 1t impossible to do
justice in answering the immense number OF letters re-
ceive. TALBOT WATTS, Nervst, 44 Greenwich b,
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MoRE EsTERPRIsr.-The telegraphc feats Of the Ep-~
ing Post and Commercial .9dcerser certainly among
the wonders Of this wonderful age Witness the follow
ing which we copy from the Post oflast evening =
"pEATHs oRLEANs-sPANIsH PAPER SUSPENDED.
BALTIMORE, October 10Th.
'The deahe In New Orleans during the week ending
the 9th inst. by yellow fever and cholera. IS.
The proprietors Of the Spanish paper at New Orleans
being afraid OF popular vengeance have suspended its
publication -
neighbors should have given the address Of the
Line well the other agents concerned in spreading
this fresh and Important intelligence before the New York
pubic-a feat might add which has not lately been
sxcelled eaoep BY the mail which, in this case beat the
Posts lightning three days-the mail of yesterday
having Brought full files Of New Orleans papers to the
10Th.
Seriously, recommend our evening contemporaries
to have their teegraphc dispatches manufactured from
fresher assortment Of Southern and English exchanges
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Singers Sewing Machines Mt the Fair

Crowds Of persons constantly gathering shout heee
curious and ingenious exhibiting ~ the Fair
ef American Institute Principal ooe for the sse o.
tLese machines is at 25S Broadway
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DIERCE AND KING ASSOCIATION, OF THE FOUR
II tenth wnrd-The members Of the above association
are requested TO attend meeting At Tuomeys, in Grand
street on Wednesday evening. October 10Th, eight
o'clock. BY order OF JOHN KELLY, President.
T Trosss r nay.r {secresaries
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Under Shirts and Drawers.-A Very Larc

sesortment Of superior and desirable styles, all
silk, merno cashmere fine ys0 buckskn, flannel cotton
&c. &C., offer for ~ ~ low prices also, gloves Of
every kind, Wholesale or peH0
IRA PEREGO s. son. No. 81 Nassau street.
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What Stewart, e III I'M the Dry Goods Rusine q,

Union Hall seems destined to be in the clothing trade
Building after building annexed to it and still thu cry
fer The KEY to this that the clothing
sold there really fashionable and elegant while the tariff
Of prices is the lowest in New York
UNION HALL, corner Fulton and N assau streets.
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Dsereoscopac Pictures These Cur1ous an0
life e pictures taken N the highest perfection .
ROOTS popular gallery No s63 Broadway Cali aAd
them Pictures taken in any weather, In style
passed.
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the sale Of his celebrated Wahpene for changing gray
hair its original color and curing badness AGENTS
Rushton Clark, No. Maiden lane and 522 III III, and
6O7 Broadway I26 Canal street. 35 Hudson street, Mrs
Hsyes, l75 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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AHgsEAENTs THIS EVENING.

BowfRY THEATRE. Eowery.-RoB Roy-B,rrL,
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NTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT-A MASS
meeting Of the independent votes favorable TO tho
nomination Of Joseph Morton as representative in Con-
gres for this district will bs held at the Odon OF
South Fourth and Fifth streets williamsburg Wednes
day evening at o'clock Several able speakers will
be present to nddress tho meeting.
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49,
blank books invited to call and examine stock We
keep constantly hand various sizes and styles Of ruling
binding and manufacture order style required
Our stock paper and stationery articles comprise everD
desira BILE In counting office. Bill heads
sardl, circulars, &c, print neatly. CARE HICKS,
Stationers and Printers, 81 Maiden lane.
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Fine Arts.-OaguerreOtypes In Oh, by W.
street. This beautiful art combines the detail Of the
guersoype with the finish q the finest mnisturs tina
ceased pertons copied TO nature
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LOng1vorth's Ohio Understanding Ca
tawba Catawb still wine and ladies wine, for
ole by BfNlNGER &COZzANS sole agents, Ne. IL veosy
Erect, next to the Astor House.
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Rich Carpet1nH.-Smfth d LOunsberry, No.
S Pearl street, are prepared to exhibit their fall
styles comprising complete and desirable assortment Of
peSs Also choice assortment Of other goods pertain
Ing the carpet trade all Of which they Offering
prices that challenge competition.
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Dress Making.-second Opening Of the

MRS. d. F. TARNswORTH,
fashionable Dress Maker and Importer Of Fashions,
327 BROADWAY, N. Y, Opposite Broadway Theatre,)
would respectfully the ladies of Now York
and the trade throughout the country that she receipt
Of her October for Ladies' Coaks Dresses Pale
tots, Tamas &c, comprising the most elegant London
and Partisan styles and that her
PATTERN ROOM
will be repened and after Thursday Oct q f'r She
Tissue Patterns &c. H., all Of her owl Importation.
For the accommodation of Dress Makers and others
curing Tissue Patterns they will be put in l
packages and sent erdcr BY mail or otherwise to any
gle set comprising trimmed patterns in general So
for double set embracing every variety OF pattern and
style Of trimming, with written desert ptions Slu.
N Borders for Dress, Cloak. and Mantilla making
cuted at tho shortest notice. and in the latest STYLE
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every house, because it all impurities from the
The Croton is impure that all must be Of
the advantage of perfect 6ltroon II is highly recon-
mended ly all who it, Depot Gothic Hall. 3t Broad
Wfy.
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rho Fu,1ure OF EtaEy.

+ha following remarks upon the fu-
" ,1,oIr in the London Quarterly Review:
''.S Ene,shen, ., if they will really and in ear
I;vo thought to the future Of Italy, must
,..ro ns, to pronounce not only without shudderng
ieAiD oa :, ,7rt,, some degree of faith and hope.
cut VI -, :, Repuh,ic." AID this IS rapidly com-
'ne 'ns to pass. Hundreds Of our most eminent
'nS rbs, few years ago would not hare ma
l a. , republic with patience, and who even
NV Nv ropld resent, in the strongest manner as
~ S,,- impudenoo and disOrderiy pedantry, any
-, :, raise Il arepuhlican controversy in En-
have become convinced, and daily and
1-- ,, declare in their conversations on the sub
= :. not only that n republic is the only sOlu-
r.,s,;ble for Italy, but that the hour is not
,,,y 10 be deprecated when all the thrones
,ho continent will have to bow themselves be-
s.,. the blast Of n republican hurricane"
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~na state u.egissatssre.

TIA Harrisburg State Journal, says :-"Th
ro,,s,ature this year, as far as we can judge
s.,r, Appearances, viii compare very favoura-
No with tha: Of any previous session. Indeed
:, observe decided improvement in the low
-. Hopse. a finer looking body of men never
-..,ed the Halls of the Capitol; and with very
s.r, exceptions, they are gentlemen of intelli-
rance and ability, who viii legislate for the best
;,,srasts of the State. The Same remark is ap-
,Iicsble to the Senate. In this body we have
sone of the first men in the Commonwealth
80, Of superior intellect and sterling patriotism
Of when their respective parties, and the peo-
NE Of Pennsylvania generally, have reason to be
nroud. We challenge any legislative body in
sny State, to produce men superior to John II.
Walker. wm. F. Packer, Henry S Evans, John
G. Kunkel, H. A. Muhlenburg, E. c. Darlington,
BENJAMIN Matthias, and many others IN our
State Senate. 1t is the general opinion that in
point of intelligence and ability, the present
Legislature fully equals, if !: does not exceed,
any former session."
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E. s. JONES, G co.,

CORNER of FOURTH and RACE STREETS,
Philadelphia. Publishers of the Model Archi-
tect. By SAMUEL SLOAN, Architect, TO be
completed in "a monthly parts.
The above work is designed 10 meet the wish
es not only Of those directly interested in bull
dings, bat of all who desire the advancement of
this noble art in our country, and wish to culti-
vate their tastes and acquaintance with architec-
ture The handsome manner III which il is pre-
pared and emhellished, renders ii a tasteful or
nament for the drawing room, while its accurate
delineations give it the highest practical value.
Nos. l. & now ready for delivery.
Price-50 cents Per number Addresa as
above, post paid.
May |, Is5I.-lv.
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Rs WISTAR's BALSAM OF WILD CHER
RI imparts new vigor to vital action, and relieves
the system By opening the pores Of the skin, and
promoting the secretion Of mucous matter. It's
action is sudorifc, sedative and expectorant, by
opening the pores, aIaying irritation, and by
rendering the expulsion Of mucous matter easy
Those who take the Balsam viii feel immedi-
ste relief from the distressing irritations that
accompany affections of the respiratory organs.
The pores have been closed, the Balsam opens
them, The Lungs suffer from irritation, the ir-
rtaton is soothed; the pulse is violent and fever
ish, they are softened, and the mucous membrane
Is relieved of its engagement with rapidity and
ease. All By the use Of this delightful remedy.
See advertisement in another column.
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Valuable Tavern Property for
Rent,

The undersigned offers to rent the Tavern
Stand in the Borough of Ebensburg, now in the
occupancy OF Robert Carmon, for o term of two,
three, or FIVE years; also, if desired, from ten
to thirty acres of out lots and meadow adjacent
% SAID Borough. Possession given on the 1st
April, 1852
The entire property is in excellent repair, and
cannot De excelled IN location or advantages by
any IN Western Pennsylvania.
PERSONS disposed to rent can obtain further
information by application to
JOHNSTON MOORE
Ebensburg, Jan %. 1852.