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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

| TAMMANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
held in the Council tie Great Wswam on Tues.
asy evening the @ inst at half hour after the setting
T. DEnav1T Gesns Fssaahssssd
Manhattan Season Hunting Tenth Moon year ofdsco-
very oo independence t and Of the institution Gath.
T'AMMANY HALL, SEPTEMBER 10TH ls5e-THE
viii Be N ss ss Dsme
% on a% after The i'h S ossse5 s2 from
Chairman of Naturalization Committees.
ATA REGULAR MEETING OF THE YOUNG MEMS
York m ion club q the city and county New
ambo and we're Offered by AsaSei R. Hesruf
Wiss'; la ris.a irvine Providence to rsmov. by
james Whitcombe. urted states senator from indiana
Received rba. this cius have heard with feelings Of doep
regret the our distng
Resolyed hat sincerely aeplor loss the country
nss Ss 10 the denise o. it's brightest
adherent and able men, its principles
% IT. 1A1 s ss M ana family Il Si
and they have sustained BY the death
Resolved That ne member this club wear the usua,
Rsa on, ai minutes f.y BE-
to The Of thu Go o. these
Club. DANiti b. TAYLOR. Presdon ta'S
T. b"uoh Ia h 1a1tom Vice Presidents.
VARIES s p H' ,nlrn, Secretaries
DiERcE AND KING FOURTH WARD JEFFERSON
4 asset: isn-Tho .embers are requested 70 attend
meeting OF m soiation, on Tuesday evening tho Twelfth
instant at ualfast o'clock precisely Mr. Thomas
kce's, corner Of Catherif e and Madison streets.
. . Nv order JOHN RIDDEN, President.
hsr ~ sSo Mos MoDDrs. vice Preaidents.
Js,vaR nm =, D sSs ssecro,arics.
NINTH WARD IvDePENDENr DEMOCRATIC
l JOHN Cow chmn Ds% mon Nom. coS.
JOHN " DxFy, Secretary.
NoTIcE--TuE DE8ocRATIC REPUBLICAN ELEC-
tors Of the Seventeenth Ward hereby notified that
r. Pattersor has been appointed Collector by the FL
nance Committee and the only legally authorised
to collect money for the said ward
ISAAC EDWARDS. Chairman of the Finance Com.
NoTIcE--THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN rIrcr.
orsm tno seychteehth ward hereby notified that
have been appointed the collectors the
he Committee, aud Mr. Patterson has no power 10
GEORGE w. SCHUREMAN
p chairman ~ the scyer teenth Ward Committee.
HonEKT y. v AiMsF, Secretary pro tenn
TO TIE NINETEENTH WARD DEMOCRACY
md never dcssrtcd~l : firm nov as ever which
vssF Iom my ihahcy but always considered myselt
ulrght true, honest lib raj democrat 10 Is true
~ W. 1'lsrt y im,itsn from Pels hor msstng IA
posed q democrats and whga Of the liberal kind who
pred Y p, present. ys'cm o. primary elections also
icct rft sct bioF public hoth parties snoranty oppnsa
y alaS trnc the WIFI rsrty hgray PIT my name ~
Political Once Therefor care not who chooses ~ nomi.
mute ~ Of tho nstahes u said wari thisfll.
indifferent bob oy No make whg Of ms. Suo-
II ~ - '''"'' ~ JAMES roLuEwUs
TINE prwocRATIc CLUB VT THOSE wuD ARe
4 friendly the nomination ~ y nARkfs gor mavs-
respectfully invited ~ attend meeting AZ Mohn
ha No. 100 heeer street. On saturday the Gh ins
athsi past ssvsn o'clock. ~ order Of tho 0sna.tss.
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once or the Rochester and Syrasnss Rail-
.Sss S.s .s. ss IL as
company 'eanrs TO be paid the goth ds q ossobss
e: $ 81 ;ss.s
s si # If al s.s {.
g. :sre ssrsdsas. s.sisIss
full aa with a.y A Be- %
bs:s S:si S::s::
Directors, GHAS. SEYMOUR ISeasuser
Wigs arid Toup~ es.--Batchelor's New style
saai Factory Wan
found the largest and best assortme0t
IN the city. Copy the address.
Hair Dyc.-Batchelor's Celebrated IAquad
Dye the best discovered for eolorng the lar o
srsaSy With ~Sos s and
~ s e.
Goursud's Liquid Hair Dye ID, without sx-
sRfs S sAs sss
Soap curing pnpes freckies saownes chaps rough
sSSy Liquid Rouge Lily White and HAIR GLOSS. - a
MY Patients throughout the United States
Canada and the est indies, hereby informed that
received the largest and most beautiful lot q
d the sor in the hsy
lad the shape and brlianey Of the oornsa
them They move wit psree. pTscisi IN aooordancs
With saa
Aurst COZ Broadway
Watches and Gold Pens-J. Y, Savage, %
Fulton street has constantly on hand choice variety q
cased warranted perfect timekeepers The Reheneu
gold pens in style cases; the new fountain PEN
Cllrehugh's Wigs and TOupces.-The GreaA
lately the method of sitting the head
we'll az their general have Nee
should not fail to examine Them No. S Broad.
way, up stairs
Fine Arts. - Daguerreotypes In OH, BY
w. II. BUTLER, upper Of Broadway and Murray
street Punbe National Gallery These PORTRAITS combine
the with the finish OF the finest
miniature painting uaguerreoypes OF oeoeAseo perSoAA
copied mpcrishably.
styles always beautifully and becomingly adapted TO the
eountonance and general appearance OF the wearr-he
work neatly and tastefuy executed, by HILL the
inimtabe, Is Nassau street. corner OF Pine street.
The Railroad Wanna Is Increasing Wonder
fully but the reputation Of DAVIS Rahvene increases
dyeng it, great article Try it and You will be-
fared Of the truth Price 81 cents per bottle For sale
3O6 Grand street 1872 Broedway 81 Barclay street.
20 ashngton street 2 Hudson street. III ssowery new
York. 5 Fulton street. and l6 Atlantic street, BROOKLYN
Partisan Cloaks and Mantillas.-Att the Paris
lection Of novelties in the above named articles superior
both in style richness thing previously submitted
to the atng aste and Of tn9
metropolis The proprietor Mr. GEO RULPIN having the
advantages of or"nghy acquired European knowledge
his combined with years IN tina
justly he considered at the head OF this par.
ouar trade; and advise our lady
whether they want travelling CLOAK ~ ten oc
twelve dollars thirty to forty dollars OK
roidered from fifty to hundred DOH
lars to pay visit to this establishments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

Triumphs or the Sum
Alike the golden sunbeams fall
On shanty rude. and palace wall,
But, 10! In ROOTS Daguerrean Hall
Their choicest wo' X Is seen
There, mirrorsd in tho light and shade.
by srt and nature jointly made,
Faces and forms that cannot fade,
Seem from the walls to lean.
ROOTS Daguerrean Gallery, 1868 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

The Belle os tho Irving.-Tne Most
beautiful lady q AYsrics, lovely daushsIs rsssnihy
Ssr pieters t.isn dasnerrsotyps Of beautiful
a iS s, nos 6 s I ss master piece
Triumphs or the SUN
Alike the golden sunbesms fall
S Sn shs o u so rs B Ba,aSs Hall
There mirrorsd in tho hight and shade.
Py 81. .n nSd a nassfs s siss .
ROOTS Daguerrean Gallery 1853 Broadway.
Madame sontag MT Brady's. The First
Try, nay be sen a. Bradys Gallery No. 9oS Brosdway
turos greatest yet made in the Photo
graphic art.
Variety Is the Spice OF Life, and Compe-
Ss GsSs
place purchase Fall and Winter clothing and faInohins
trely in the shade.
Navy, Military and Marine Officers Cloth
ing and Ufheal equipment pepotmGesrEe r. Fox tailor,
jmsr Anthony street. opposite the Broadway Bank
Elegant Assortment OF Clothing.-Alfred
HuSR6E COZ Al % ssnt ~ooa eohns we
to ca and their % % for mem
and boys. No deviation from marked prices.
SON street corner North MoOreats No s9 Greenwich
nted Lasts made and reserved to NJ shs mes Peeu
lar shaped feet JOHN bUhAELL.
Singers Sewing Machines at the Fair
Crowds Of constantly sathsrag ABOUT these
the American Institute Principal office for the sale Of
these machines is At 25S Broadway.
Paper Warehouse.-Writ Papers by tn.
case only. CYRUS W. FIELD co, No II Cliff street
sole Victoria Mills and agents for almost all
the paper in this country now offer for sale
:: aSd
French and English writing paper ever SHOWN IN sne oneo
To the Owners Of Property In Broadway
hs Of to ss M
solomon art No. 2 Broadway and sign remonstranes
veil as those Who have not are comply with this
eques in order to out the objects OF tho
Fair of the Anne ricnn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
butors this lair have their business: cards printed
street than elsewhere in the city in consequence Of the
f,etcry making their own tSek WORTH o. ss 10
purchased at any other factory
stereoscopic or Solid Daguerreotypes.-
By This new and %
aid Correction Of oasuerreotype West Indian and
American scenery, are now being exhibited ree.
Burton Ale.-John Duncan & Sons, 4O7
Broadway have just received invoice of this highly cele
dozen pnts Also variety Of India pale ales Bar;
clay Perkins Co.'S brown stout and porter in casks OF
dozen pints, and dozen quarts each.
Ladies' just returning from the Sea Shore,
advised the Balm of Thousand which
supro Gr as sss sS ss
street.
Curtain Materials of every description,
lace and muslin curtains window corni9es and shades
mbrac n
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Cristadoro,s Halr Preserxatlxe and !

CfistndOrO's Hnir Freservauve ana Beau
tfr badness and restore hair that has fallen
thin. and efeetually scurf and dan
well affections Of the scalp
and sold, wholesale and retail, by
CRISTADORO, No. Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

Yh0 BeUo % inc Ikv1hB-1nc 1Aust
heautiful lady Of Americas lovely daughters recently
guest at the irving waited Holmes great 70 nave
her picture taken ths daguerreotype OF so beauuui
lady piece Of art, rs
done BY HOLMES, No. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

Madame S0ntag MT Brady's. = The First
portrait this unrvaled artt made in this coun
try rray Brady's Gallery. No. 206 BroAdway
corns Fulton street. Also solid stereoscopic pic
the greatest Improvement yet made in the Photo
htr TT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12
Remnants OF OaIcIoth and Carpets less

than cost, st No SO Bowery, HIRAM ANDERSON'S.-
1900 yards of of tapestry threepy and ingram,
dous cridce. Also 800 remnants Of English
oil cloth, ut one half their usual price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

Like by wonderful be had
by calling ut WHIT pRE's stereoscopo Gallery, NO.
S Br sdvay Spe linens of the art together with spen
did collection of Daguerreotype Views Of West Indian and
American scenery, being exhibited free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

Tapestry Brussels AtSs Cd and los yard three ply
carpets ut Us ia. and S. yard, at HIRAM AMBER
son famous carpet establishments, No. 80 Bowery. Also
ingram carpets IS 3D. Is and 5s oil cloths at Is 3d.
3 4 and English floor ocloths, eight yards wide, at
U.s., rs. and S. yard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12
NAVY. Military and Marine Officers Cloth

nr and ufhcal Equipment Depot-Ge0rge Fox tailor,
cloth importer and Of fashions @ Broadway
Of imarf Anthony street. opposite the Broadway Bank
and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12
Vnrfery rs the Spice OF Life, and COmpe

ton has discerning and public
that H. L. FOSTERS q Courtlandt street Is the legitimate
plnee 10 purchase Fall Winter clothing and furniahing
goods at prices which throws all babblns competitors en-
frelv in he had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

To the Owners of Property In Broadway
The owners Of property Broadway opposed to railroad
avenue invited to call at the store OF Aesrs
against the project Those who have already signed
we'll who not desired to comply with TINS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

Gentle Boot and Shoe store, No. 69 Hud
son street of North Moore-late No 9i Greenwich
Every and Shoes made to order and
made and reserved to at the most pecu-
lar shared feet JOHN BURRELL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

MuNRoE 4 CO. AL Broadway, between Howard and
Grand streets invite persons in want Of good clothing well
made 70 cali their superb assortment among
which may the best Styles and all Sizes for men
and boys No deviation from marked prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12
POLITICAL.

vNAMMANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
Brothers-A special me stng of tt institution will BE-
held in the Council chamber Of the Wgwam, on Tues
day evening the 2th inst half after the ctns
Of the SUM- General and punet attendance
BY order. DANIEL f. DELAVAN Grand Saehem
STEPHEN G. DuRyEA, secretary.
Manhattan Season Of uutinx Tenth Moon year
very Oth inde 18th, of the 9th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

TAMMANY HALL, SEPTEMBER 10TH ls5c.-THE
Naturalization Committee, nppoint ted by the Demo-
cratic Republican Committee will be In session at
Tammany HALL, ith October 1852 FROM
10 o'clock A. NJ. to O'Clock NJ THOMAS j. BARR
Chairman of n q turaliza alton Committed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12
The RaiIrC

fully but reputation Of DAVIS Rahvene increases
asttr changes hair the original color without
dyeing it, great article Try It once and you will Pc
Of the truth Price 81 cents bottle For sale
at Nos 3O6 Grand a2 rosdway 81 Barclay street.
9 362 Hudson street. III sBowery New
York. l5 Fulton and l6 Atlantic street, Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

manufaoturers-they spin their own wool, and EN-.
ploy themselves i'll other domestic manufactures,
ouiipg the winter months. The cultivation Of the
soil is the foundation of all wealth and national
bapppess-it Is the base Of the social pyramid
The Courier would reverse the order, and make
manufactures the foundation and agriculture se,on-
dairy. By his system, wealth accumulates, whIs
men decay BY the opposite system, men flourish
while wealth is distributed; and that is tho
grand distinction between this country and the
wretched nations of the Old World, whose example
the Couir would have us initiate.
Princes may flourish or may fade
breath can maize them o breath has made;
But bold peasaotry their countrys pride,
When once destroyed can never be supplied.
IT matters little to the country at large whether
cur merchant princes and our factory lords flourish
or fade; bat God forbid that any large portion Of
our rural population should ever be destroyed in
mines and factories. And this leads us to the two
next consequences which the Courier asserts to
have resulted from the tariff Of l5iG-
Secondly our iron manufactures our blast furnsces
ana eur rolling mills are almost without exception
coteO-cur caplbbsts Tho embarked in this business
ruined and those employed in them thrown to the soil
for tupIstence snd eli benefit pauper labor of
SuIopt ara The European clpislists, who employ It,
THIRDLY, our cotton aud wooen mills have m p,dy fol-
loWtd III the train OF blast furna their osne,s
nave otth tblntoi hsii occupants been turned
to ior subsistence ana their mggu Scent workshp,s
20" stand forth desoate runs-munuments of the folly
ara ScktGness Of The British party controlling Ame
rcan J, gatiop.
How respectable commercial journal could dare
70 make such statements in the flee of day, is al.
most uncomfortable. What are the Gcts7 They
are these aud pledge ourselves to their proof in
oetaii--
The manufactures Of the country navcr wee
IN 90 thriving condition, and it is only spectators
eho have fallen victims to tboir own inordiua,e
oupidity ard bad management. For example,
80 600 boxcs ofpatye goods haye been cold Ia Boston
tlis yesr, against 30 coo last year.
2-Ihsre are a greater number Of cotton and
woolltn factories greater number Of factories for
masking iron, and factories for the manufacture Of
ron, nov in succesf;ul operation in the United
!. isies than ever were before.
3--Tbe consumption Of foreign manufactures per
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

butors this Fair have their business cards prnts
and the Congress Card Factory 40 vese
street than elsewhere in the city consequence Of tn
fsctory making their stock 1000 worth Of super
play ing cards hand and for sale cheaper than can
purchased at any other factory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12
s,ncer,s Sewing Machines at the Fair

Crowds Of persons are constantly gathering about these
curious Ingenious machines exhibiting at the Fair
Of the American Institute Principal office for the sale Of
these machines is at 2jS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

Paper MISUNDERSTANDING Papers Dy Jhs
case only. CYRUS W. FIELD CO., No. Il Cliff street
sole for the Mills and agents for almost all
The paper in this country offer for SALE
on very terms (much lower than mill prces one
or the most extensive and desirable stocks Of American
French English writing ever shown in the United
Akataa
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-04

The ScHooLaAsrER REBUKED.-The
New London Chronicle gives the following
rebuke which was administered by true
American school boy, twelve years of age,
to school master in that city, whose head
had got somewhat bewildered by his too
ardent admiration of Kossuth. The master
wrote the following for copy in the writ
ing-book of his pupils: "Kossuth-equal to,
ifnot greater than Washington" When the
books were handed round, the boy referred
to saw the copy set for him, he turned
quickly round 10 his seat-mate, and exclaim-
ed with great animation, "by gings, don't
write that copy, | know, nor | won't have
it in my book neither" and quickly apply
ing his knife to the leaf OF his writing book,
cut it out and threw it under his desk
That little fellow viii never be ashamed of
his country,or allow the name or the world
wide fame of the father of his country
to be furnished; neither will his country,
so long as he retains that spirit, be asham-
ed Of him. 1t is pity that some Of the
"boys Of larger growth" do not possess
more Of his spirit.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-04
THE OLD SHIP
Under new C0I0rs'

lust received at the old stand No. 8, MAN
= Street, the largest. best and cheapest s'''cA %
Confectionery, Groceries, Fancy Goods ana rcyS
ever offered IN this market, auiong when may NC
found
Oranges. Lemons, Raisins, in whole, nall quar-
.r and eighth boxes, Figs. Prunes. Da'es, III
ron. Curranls, Sulana lialsns, Almonds, f1afd
and Soft sleIed. Palm Nuts English W alnuls'
Fberls. Ground Peas. Preserved Ginger. reaci-
es, Ounces, Pine Apple aud Lines, Pickles IN
half gallon and quart jars, and by the hu"a, .T >
Sardlnes, Anchnvites, Olives, Walnut anu TO-
ma,o Ca,sup, Tamarlnds. iii pound jars, Ju]uoe
Paste. Salad Oil. Cordial L"zengers GIo"nd
Ginger. Cinnamon. Aiispice, C'"ves; Mace
Nutmeg Pepper, Race Ginger, Salaratus, bfo"n,
Crushed Pulverlzrd Sugars, Coffee, BACK
Green Tea, Moasses, Salt, new article VI
up for table use in two pound papers. NICE,
Rice Flour, Sperm, Adamanllne and Iallow
Candles, Cheshire and Pine Apple Cheese. To-
bacco, Scolch Snuff, Segars, fine and c"ln'n'n'
Fancy & common Pipes 4 Stems Soda. Butter,
Water, Suger and Ginger Crakers, Matches,
Wax Tapers. Cider Vinegar. No Ale, Porter,
and Cider. Shaving and Washing Soap, hne and
common, Combs, &c, together with a large
stock Of well assorted Toys, Fire Crackers, Tor
pedoes, Sky Rockets, Roman Candles. Pm
Wheels, Flutes, Yol,ns, Banjos. Tam5orlnes,
Acc"rdeons, Cologne, Hair Oil and French Can
ly. all Of which will be sold lower than they have
ever been suld in this market.
Az the subscriber has determined TO do cash
business in future. lie feels confident that he can
u, in price and quality all who may favor hla'
With call. Thsnkful fur the very liberal patron
bo,, al barat FRO -
lilly asks call Of all in search Of bargains in his
inc.
He still continues to manufacture Candy and
,ther things in his line. Ills Bakery is still IN up.
alion, and lie is at all times prepared to ca bak-
ny as low and hethnks as well, as it can be done
n the place if you do not beevethe above state
nent call and you shall he convinced.
f. NJ. CUSHING, Agent.
N. B-OYSTERS,o Of the best quality, served
Up at shurtes. nollce. u. NJ. Y.
Dec II 1851
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-04

known that tens Of thousands have been cured our
lrends will begin realize the truth ofour remarks In
former advertisements viz that there would not be
single family in America who would live day without
possessing box Of Ne4Ister's Al Healing otntme"'
ifthey but knew It's virtues.
McAster's All Healing Ointment restores pefspira
ton in the system BY this means it opens those ave
aaes through which nature carries off the impurities
within, and thus relieves the body ofdsease hlsthus
that cares Consumption, Feyers, Scroina
Asthma Salt Raerm, Sick Headache, Qunsy, sore
Throat Rheumatism, Scald Head, Pains in the Chess'
Side and Back, Dyspepsia Posous, Sore Breast Dea
ness Cataneous Eruptions Sore Eyes inflammation o. inc
Bow ,s. Kidneys and Brain, Burns, Chilolans, rhes'
Worms, Agues, Cold Feet, Liver Complaint, ULCERS
n Fever Sores and Inhammations ofcverY kind.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-04
DO YOU BELIEVE IT?
IF YOU DON'T JUST CALL AND BE cosvIscEp THAT
BARH& sTERRETT

BARH& STERRETT
A RE in receipt Of The richest aud most beautiful
"A assortment, uf GOODS in their line ever be-
fire offered IN This market comprising The following
Super Black. Brown. Drab and Gray. Beaver Pr
of and Casiur Cloths English Lambskn, do, a
new and superior article for Over coats. Super
Black, Brown. Blue, Green, Mulberry Olive.
and Invisible Green Cloths, of the very best
French, English and American manufacture
Snper Black Satin. plain and figured, Plain and
figured Black Silks, Fancy do. large variety
Of every style and color. Rich cut Velyets, Buff
Cashmere and embroded French Cashmere
Vestings, something new.
Also
a handsome assortment Of very superior Vestings
for Party occasions. II is almost useless 10 ado
that Their selection of plain and fancy Casslmrles
surpass any thing of the kind I" he found elsewhere
in market. These guuds have been purchased by
the senior partner. Mr.. BARE, whose lung expert
ence in BUSINESS and fine taste, is sufficient guar
,n,ee TO purchasers that they will get good and
fashnable article, and will be made to nrder. at
short notice and in a neat and tasteful man
ner. They respectfully request al! 10 give
them call. as they are satisfied they can convince
any one that they can and wiN sell goods efh The
same quality as cheap Dnota LEETLE CHEAPER
than they can he bought elsewhere.
They have alsu On hand fine lot Of furnishing
pnods. such as Shirts Guitars, Cravals, Scaris.
Gluyes lIandkerchiefs, &c., SC.
A lot of fine Molskin la,s. which will compare
favorably with any in market, either in quality "
price.
S,.,n,on O,t on 1871
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-04
Dr.. Beach's American Practise OF MED
ioine and Family Physician.

rINIS Work treats Of the diseases of all men, women
i and children, on reform eclectic principles II
has been recommended by the most celebrated phys,-
clan, in both hemispheres, and splendid Gold Medals
awarded the author by nine sopereigns Of Europe VINO
have pronounced it the most correct and Sciehtihc
Practice, and las eminenty designed for Families ana
Physicians This practice is taking the palm ana prom
ises soon 10 supplat the mineral and depetve treat
mcnt. Complete in one volume, with numerous engrav-
ings.
For sale Wholesale and retail by e. N. KINNEY /,
Staunton, and JACOB BEAR, Lexington.
June {, lS5l.-lyeot.