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FIRST DsIs,er couR7 JOIN s. ATKINS TUCKER and PATTI
nY VIRTUE of n pluries writ of fieri facias

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT JAS ROBERTSON ALIAS John
m OF On SzwoE 1 lPEMBERToS, suBRoGATED, vs. AR
MAND GUYoL AND AIS, FL FA. AGAINST JOSEPH PRADOS
AND OTHERS. -. Nos lO2s and 1908.
pY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
~ directed by the Honorable the District Court New
Orleans the above entitled will proceed
ton in the Rotunda OF the City Exchange
Charities and Royal Streets TUESDAY March @ 1861 ri ~
O'Clock ~ $500 - '' " "
70 slave Banned Al FfaNsE. ssea sfss IS years
Ss'isa IN te hiaI" sal' Il alNEhs W lnmnhAHi falps.
,trrins- ia.l 10 ihe seeii lASEs r, FhEkBg,
iMl' w " Ab4 RbpAE W ils rs,ish u Issses,
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I LTNIMENTS.
Mustang Liniment,
Hewes's Nerve and Bone Liniment,
Indian Vegetable Elixir,
Hayes's Liniment for Piles,
Libby's Pile Ointment,
Connell's Pain Extractor,
Dalley's Pain Extractor,
Judkins's Ointment,
Green Mountain Ointment,
Military Ointment,
Connell's Mixture,
Roach Bsne,
Smiths Panacea,
Hourk's Panacea,
Indian Panacen,
lChildren's Panace8.
Gays Canchalagua.
FEVER AND AGUE.
Oriental Life Elixir,
Mortimer's American Tonic,
Indian Choiagog,ie, for Fever and
Green's Fever and Ague Tonic.
HAIR DYE.
Phalon's Mngie Hair Dye,
Bachelors do. do.
Jayne's do. do.
DR. JAYNE'S MEDICINES.
lJayne's Espectorant.
James Hair Tonic,
Jnvpe's Alternative,
James Hair Dye,
Jayna's Carrninstive Balkan,
| Jayne's Tonic yermituge,
Jayne's Sanative Pills,
Jayneis Ague Pills.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hunters Pulmonary Bnlsam,
indian NerIins Baisam LOT rus,
spoi'n,s Siek Headache remedy
lSPohns flisir OF Health,
/, Mothers Relief
Luc,ne Cordial,
Juno Cordial
Uterine cathollcon,
GraeienbersEye Lotion,
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DHlLADELpHIA MANUFACTURED PLAN


X! Si$;s 81: !; Yl
# # ';;l:; " T d =: So.
!; $;'s I; !; ~ 4;
X %fs.sS md i'sa5 IS szEaE
9 may. e IL b.. 3 a taa s Or ~ it ,.sas
price,, approved ely sespans any
establishment in the ssDf pA sysf 4RIS "a pdo street
naAfs e s, Issia from the g
nXYGENATED BITrERs-A SOVEREIGN
tHk S se
s sst he ssasse s s ey the
ssisAs I fsgs tss 6
Or Cold Old Age and diseases arising from imperfect digestion or
m ss S sasras
tie and highly respectable certificates, refer to
E;%zSySA 5 HAHEs n. D s State A'''ys
on. MyRoN IAWRENcE President Senate
Hon Wi. WOODBRIDGE formerly of Michigan, u
Hon j. T. MoREHEAp formerly Kentucky, U s.
s n @ shhfs Senator ssn s% F s
lon. YIN UPTON, i; S. senator vermont.
Hon Hon SoIol Mo E9oT member q Congress from Vermont
Hon. NJ l.. MARTIN, Delegate Congress
/ Gen. A. G. DODGE, member of Congress from
r. STOWE Esg., Clerk the House of Representatives.
| o. e. TRoWBRlIGE, Esq, Detroit, Michigan
4 aE0 w JONES, Esq, Surveyor General Dubuque, Iowa.
| JOSEPH HoXIE, ESD, Is Wall street, NewY York.
Many other individuals the hne tIespcabty
who Will confirm all that
clint. DIR. GEO. b. GREEN Vermont.
REED BATES AUSTIN Mhoiesale Druggists, No. 90 Merchants
Row, Bcston General Agents
/ For sale by L. WRIGHT 4 co, Isl Charres street.
lS Price One Dollar per bottle; bottles Five
cAuToN-Each bottle the Genuine osssnaei Biiers will
ho outside wrapper printed English Spanish
signature OF Geo B. Grrsn Proprietor upon three tde
Reed, bates AUSTIN
Il HORDE era mustb add a.SNyi
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B.A. Fahnestock's,
SWANS,
Bailey's,
Jayne's,
Chnllen's.
SARSAPARILLAS.
Or. Townsend's,
Bailey's,
Sands's,
Winkoop's,
Bristol's,
Woods,
Bulls.
PILLS.
Chickner's Sugar-coated Purgati'
PARIS Life,
Motfatts Life,
Wrighl's Indian Vegetable,
nrandrcth's Vegetable Universal
Morrison's Hygsian,
Lee's New London,
Cooper's,
Anlerson's,
Wistar's Gentle Furgative,
iitoard's Anti-bilions Family,
Swnynr's Sanhtive,
Herricks Sugar-conted,
Sappington's Fever and Augue,
Coyel's Rheumatic,
Gractfenberg,
Spencer's Vegetable,
Winer's Chnmomils,
| Persian,
Allebasis' Health,
! h'lehasis' Ague,
| I.yans' Chamomtlr,
vandtz's Anti-bilious,
Ingoliby's Pile,
Jayne's Ague,
Halsey's Gold.
COUGH REMEDIES.
Sherman's Balsam,
lbuchan's Hungarian,
DIR. Davis's Wild Cherry and Ia
Iyiner's Elecnmpane..
Wistar's Balsam,
Thompson's Tar and Napthe,
Jayne's Expectorant,
buncan's Expectorant,
l,artholomew's Eapectorant,
l,ailey's Syrup Wild Cherry,
Swayue's SyrHp Wild Cherry,
Schneck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Pulmonic Syrup,
1'aylor's Balsam Liverwort.
BITTERS.
Moffat's Phoenix,
Hihbard's Wild Cherry,
Woods Wild Cherry,
Blake's Aromatic.
Herrick's.
PANACEAS.
SWANS,
Iiouek's,
Cullen's Indian yeretal
OINTMENT AND SALVES.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor
Hawley's Vegetable,
Otto of Rose Lip,
Allebasis's Bl ,kac
Tousey's Master OF Pain,
Conklin,
Buffers letter,
McAlister's Fegeta
Danforth's Vegetable,
Harrison's Specific.
TONES.
Rowand's Improved Mixture,
Southern Mixture,
Norrls's Mixture,
Jayne's Hair,
Fox's Cyprian Hair,
East India,
Van Reeds,
Wynkoop's,
Bailey's.
~ All articles in the Msdiei
Will be supplied on equally favor
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ihiS otbti hohbt III hhu ppbhh
SARSAPARTLLAS.
Bulls,
Shakers, (Howes.)
Comslock's.
DR.. Townsend's,
Graefenberg,
DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock.
BITTERS.
DR.. Blake's,
DIR. GREEN'S,
Hutchiuson's Vegetable,
Graefenberg,
Mortimore's Bitter Cordial,
Wild Cherry,
Moffat's Phenix's Bitters,
Pepsin's, for Dyspepsia.
COUGH REMEDIES.
DR.. Rogers's Liverwort and Tar,
DR.. Davis's Compound Of Wild
Cherry and Tar,
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cher
and Tar,
Davis's Compound Syrup of VII
Cherry and Tar,
Pink Syrup,
Cod Liver Oil,
DR.. Coxe's Syrup,
DR.. Clarke's Wild Cherry and Tar.
HAIR TONES.
Smiths Hair Tome,
OWENS Magistrantia,
Balm of Columbia.
DYSENTERY SYRUPS,
Billings's Carminative,
DR.. Stephens's Astringent,
DR.. Davis's Pain Killer,
Graefenberg,
0lmstend's.
PILLS.
Graeienberg,
Motfat's Life Pills,
Brandreth's,
Laugenbeck'sS ar-contedC opaiv
Mortimore's,
Graefenberg Fever and Ague.
VERMlFuGES.
Comstock's,
Jayne's,
Winer's Canadian.
COSMETICS.
Meen Fun,
Almond Soap,
Farinn Cologne,
Windsor Soap
Rose Hair Oil,
Taylor's Shaving Soap,
Military Soap,
Transparent Sonp.
DESTlFRICES.
Orris Tooth Wash,
Chlorine Tooth wash,
DIR. Lacrue's Tooth and Gum
Specific,
Calcined Carbon.
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Nxs I'M N z Hha slaf hlalS--
~ s pnlm Eaa SODA Ashps A e batssls sSsp Rea
q sas W Aas ssaei A, psI&RaAVs Gi u 6ssSssaa II
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OF NEwORLASs. No. 3O2I.
10y VIRTUE of an alias writ of tieri facias to

SECOND DrsTRhr CouETI DAVID BARBOUR NIXON.
or NkwOBtkASs. II No. 1859.
EpY VIRTUE of a writ OF eri facias to me
&b directed by tho Honorable the Second District
Orleans the above cut tiled case, viii proceed sell public
ton ON ArtttDAY February a. 1851, at hapa O'Clock
my warehouse, No. rs Jefferson
4 BISCUIT MACHINE
Sgi1eiih the above suit
Tyrms cash OF tie spot. JAMES r. FRERET
tr3 l0ll Sheriff o the Parish of rlrHnu
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RAILWAYS MEDICATED SOAP.
THE GROWING ORNAMENT OF BEAUTY is A BEAUTIFUL
HEAD OF LuXURlANT HAIR.
RADWAY,S CIRCASSJAN RAIN

EsECANs AND WALNuTS~-lb III ~ neassa4ffsss
NJ rlia. tasllsh %siast4, Ia sslv BY
ia.s 49, i, s. tftssss 10, II TtaaQaiseoNss 'assi,
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FIFTH pisTn7 CouRTI TEsTAMENTARY EXECUTORS OF L. e.
or NE"oflENhs. II mIllGSBERG AND AIS. SAMUEL
=, HWARTNEY No. i924
VIRTUE OF an alias writ of seizure and
~ sale directed by the the Fiji, Drirt c of
N the above entitled proceed sell at public
e'o in te Rrinma of the City Exchange St. Louis et b.we
hArtres and Royal Streets on MONDAY Is 1854 at IL ook
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate the suburb ST.
~ s @ " me square bounded by Julia John Girod aud
esr suff designated sxyone on pan draw, hv
rue Surveyor the 9th January isls and dapSs
l IN s once OF Achle Chapela Notary this city, Said
.treet one ing to said plan twentyight st.
m INV sue toward Julia street fae div
in width in the rear. ''' ""' '"'n'y esh' i'ct
together With al the IMPROVEMENTS thereon
'" nv; ahn an The rights, servtudes, ee ~
Seized IN the above suit. ''
TERMs-1he sum OF four bunir.5 doI,ors ,ruh
9 L cent per au on two hundred from October ~ lssd
a. ., ~ Two hundred dollars from April 1851 till the day su
protest ana cns Of suit, cash; balance
OF l"desa the purchaser will the nayment n bs s %
nf uAth az Nv sun Of phe hundred loar5 iTo laysble an H. M
'Fuv' '''' rl 'bf ehsf Two payable dc si Npr lssa "
hsin On ,,Af ia 3AAEs d, sEEeEl
f'e W WIS 70 sHaiH o. Ma FA;isR ct QiHsg,
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has obtained great l1uisyi n.y. and many
the Of the South, BILIOUS, YELLOW and TYPHuS
FEvERS well all the following diseases Rheumat Geut f
Tic Douloueux Bronchitis Pleurits Hpaits Liver Complaint
Pericardis and all the namatons of the Internal Visctra His
deons last winter in the Medical College, together
with his frequent visits to the Charity Hospital and the number Of ap
Of Morbid Anatomy which he exhb enable him
all yenerea Diseases, such Syphilis in its and
Secondary; onorhaa Structures Gleet Blenirea ETC.
Office between Poydras and Perido streets
DR. LoCKwOoDs Specific certain curtain cure for Syphilis
Gonorhea be obtained the office at five dollars bottle
On the receipt ofe dollars postpaid will he sent to part the
The will be observed in all
honrs from7 "a IN
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT-6000 bbls Of all
| u IL brands, for sale by JOHN HAYMAN h CO.,
Agents for the Newark and Roaendae Cement and Plaster
| ianl4 Company, ss Magazine street,
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~ NIKTUF OF and IN OheuenCe to an OrUer
~ Of salt dated February 1851 Honorable
the Third District Court az N.wf)rlean the
thee
St. Louis street. between Chartres Royal rcos on
March H. lS52 IT u O'Clock oil
LOT OF GROUND situate, lying being
rfmd in the First Municipality of this city square bounded
st. Philip Prieur Derbgny and ne streets ing about triS
et front on d st. Philip street, by about depl
Which snid lot is fenced n and partly filed mp In
front thereof made. ~ $500
IEas AND toSpirtoSs cash, credit
of sig and twelve months for special
Eight cent interest in OF
~ Ass Of sale, the purchaser before o. de unns
Notary Public. JAMES p. FRERET
lel9 " ni7 10 Sheriff of the Parish oO Orleans
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"A Ger
tain, eff
.huttal x
prom = I
remedy
for Tiar-
Irlicea,py-
senlnrN
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NEwORLEASs. GULDtNG.. No.3I9l.
RY VIRTUE Of an alias writ of snixnre and


he against Lubiu GARNER, direct
cial District Court, parish Of East |
cause, to John l.. Lewis, late Sheriff
terred, | will proceed to sell at publ
Exchange, 81. Louis street, betwe
WEDNESDAY, February 70, 1862
THE ONE UNDIVIDED HAL
WITH THE BUILDINGS TIER
vile, Cont, Franklin and Basin sire
No. Is, having front OF AZ feet on
by a depth Of leo feet, French inca
TWO TWO STORY HOUSES fl
STORY HOUSES fronting on FIR
STORY KITCHEN in The middle
ments, all of which ARE brick build
Seized in the above suit.
Termp cash on the spot.
!spx6 ie5 Is rs
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or KwORIEASs. No. 26i0.
My VIRTUE Of a writ of plurius tieri facias to
Ep directed by the Honorable The Third District Court Of Nemo
Exchange
and Royal Streets MONDAY March s, 1852, at II O'Clock
with the FRAME HOUSE.
FRAME KITCHEN, story FRAME KITCHEN CisTERN etc,
suburb
(Anercnn trtyons feet inches and ten lines
Claiborne street by hundred and twenty feet ten inches an
five lines deep.
Seized in the above suit
| Tarns casii the JAMES T. FRERET,
| fr5 Ii % mliS Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orlesns
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Sarsapara the Female Medicines
In those where the constitution deb
essene when the efforts
weak deficient pro overwroug when the face pale
ooresa feeble yielding the spirits troubled
depressed the health broken mind shaken and consequently the aT
Sarsnpala remedy. 1t
nature the whole system,
permanently energies obsrctious checks
healthy blood, and health and happiness
ladies generally adopt the of this medicine would
suffering unhappine them than exists
health would take the place OF dase check would
the pn ce should have smiles instead tea and perhaps
short made miserable
suffering affection Al that critical period termed th
0tum OF iin which with much danger, Bull
beneficial effect. All ladies'
pang this should be appraised of this fact and avail hemselve
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FIFTH DISTRICT counr AIAXwELL WRIGHT CO WINTER,
or NswORLEANs. IATINER 4 GO....No. SSH.
DY VIRTUE of and in obedience to an order
of sale rendered January A. lsa2 to directed BY the Honor
NewUflea the above entitled
cause proceed sell public no the Rotunia of the City
Chtrtres aud Royal Streets FRI
DAY, February 30, 1852, ut u o'clock NJ. - 49,.
The bark AtDENNfS together with all her RIGGING, TACKLE,
Ae the right bank the Mississippi.
nearly opposite this city.
he'd n the
Terms on he spot. JAMES r. FRERET
5 SIorlH Of the Parish OF Orlerns.
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FIFTH DsrRrcT CouRr KEN DALI. YoE
OF NEwO9LE4Ns NO. oNEAND DENIS CRoNAN.. No. S4l9.
RY VIRTUE of u writ of fieri facias to me
directed By the Honorable the Fifth District sus
N the above entitled will to sell public auction
Ronda OF the City Exchange, ST. Louis street.
Royal streets on MONDAY February IS, 1881 Il O'Clock
being Lot No. IL square No 49, on plan drawn Pile Surveyor,
on the l2t OF May 1873, deposited the
Notary Public of this city, which sad lot ST. Peter
and ST Claude Streets bnvng in French
ST. Claude street. depth street 100 ,
Together with all the DINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS thereon
rolsising of TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE, FRONT BRICK
FRAME KITCHEN AND STABLES, SLATED ROOF.
Seized In the above suit rs belonging defendant Cronan
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES T. FRERET'
janis 26 fp6 IS Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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m CAYssAx PALAOB-TU NDMoAy % RoBmr
BplSs I'VE isan frsn sn Au (6eotlandl eorsss-
pendent, tAt pair II white worstsd sesks Knitted
BY NE sister THE Scottish post Robert Burns, win
~ shortly sent for exhibition to the Crystal Palace
IN this city. The venerable lady i eishty.two
years old, and this curious specimen Of the handi-
work Of 30 near relative Of 1.-THE immortal bard can
not fail TO creste interest among all who admire
his genius and arc acquainted with his poetry And
Who, in the United States Of Ameries is gnsrant Of
the songs Of Robert Burns! Who hiss not read his
"Tam O'Sban.er,'' in which AllowAy's suld
haunted hiIk' is 50 graphically described. And
this reminds US ola piece Of vandalism recently
petrated there. The old kirk yard visited by ira,
vecrs from every quarter OF the GLOBE and by thou
sands Of Americans has been grubbed up, and every
mound by which one grave could be distinguished
from another has been cut away, and all reduced 10
one level The old green sods where the gOwan has
yearly raised its modest head, and gently smiled
on spring. are al gone, and one fat, tame, and
even aspect given to this blessed spot sacred to 80
many memories Of Old Every visiter loved to wan.
der through the old gray pile, and to leok on oil
things therein, solely because there they stood -
when Burns saw them, wrote Of them, and threw
around them the immortality of his own genius.
Now they are AL efaeed, and can only live in the
deathless strains Of the poet The strangsss part OF
the business is, tina. the dissertation was wrought
by E" committee Of the practitioners, Of whom the
conservator of Burns's monument is enc, TO make
room, or economist the space, in the shurch yard,
and 70 afford strangers level promenade, unob-
stIuctedby the grave mounds ofthe dead" We learn
that travellers from this country have invariably
visited the humble cot Of the sister Of Burns shared
her hospitality, and enjoyed her chat They will
NO doubt continue to do so while she lives but no
longer can they look upon the scene immortal
| lied in the tale Of 6 Tam O'Shanter.''
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the New Treaty with England

The treaty now on the eve Of being concui led
between the United States and Great Britain, WILL
1t is presumed, settle the questions which have Of
late attracted 70 much of public attention in this
country and Canada. Our telegraphic dispatches
frem Washington have communicated to US the in
formation that the negotiations between Messrs.
Everett and Champion, the fishery question,
have resulted in the draft of treiy, and that it
now requires to be sanctioned by the British govern
ment to make it complete far az England is con-
cerned After that, it will be submitted to the
sderation of the Senate Of the United States for re-
lection or ratification.
Our correspondent learns that not only tho subject
Of the North American fisheries. but the question of
reciprocity and the free navigation Of the a. Law.
renee engaged the attention Of the ncgotiasors 1t
ia matter Of great Importance TO our commercial
interests that the old restrictive policy between the
United States and the British Colonies in North
America should be annulled, and superseded by
liberal system, more consonant TO the feelings and
wants of the present day; and the conclusion and
ratification OF treaty tending towards reciprocity
with the provinces would undoubte lily be hailed
with satisfaction by the mercantile classes Of both
countries. But will this new treaty answer the
purpose
IL 10 aieV esisSu thAt ehc IueotlVu uctNetH tnls
government and the Hudson's Bay Company has
been taken up by Mr. Everett. II is known that The
Hudsons Bay Company entitled to certain pos
sessory rights in Oregon, extending to poiEt within
our territory, and embracing several forts and set
Elements all Of which they have proposed ceding to
the United States in consideration ofthe round sum
ofs million Of dollars Some years since, nogota
tions were opened or the subject; but the demand
Of the company was considered exorbtant, and tbs
matter was permitted to fall to the ground 1t is
matter solely between government and the
Hudson's Bay Company. If the terms Of sale
and transfer be agreed between the company
and our government, it needs not that these term.
meet the appreciation Of the British governme Mt,
except to require their official recognition and en-.
dorsement Of the transfer De fao so far the Eag
lish subjects are interrupted
We shall look with some impotence to the pro-
mitigation of the terms OF the new treaty. Afterits
ratification by the British government, i win be
laid before the Senate ofthe United States, when the
country viii have an opportunity Of Judging Of It's
merits, and when we will probably be much edited
by the discussions which viii take place in tina,
body as to its final adoption. VIII the SeLate ra.ify
Il within the few weeks OF the advent Of a new
administration
TBE New STATE ERSKEET.-we learn that
fioverpor Eevmour h,r ram,l..sd tba .rno;nt 49,.
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Aromatic sehielam schnsps be oItenvsy gain
other liquor in nse especially for medicinal
Of s no. Tor ,Fs f ,s IL: being found
ass IL. being strongly by the physsi.ns the
strong pnrser snd .ctisl sensation produced the pa
late By the common deiersus sItios. which Che
Country nd, itself snce to give it the decided pre-
to beverage cred BY judges TO Be- su
perior TO article Of the kind imported into hif
,TIf OH Torss AT Boar used to cure many. not
inly I lD &c d, s IN sgSns years
OF se from the spurious articles that have been
tiee u tits lind has been introduced here by
bic rson in the name Of sehisda% scipspps An article
mend New Yori aorliSF Star. oct. ~
with b tile q sis delightful medicine srd must confess
that 20 far a. the sstc y concerned Il IL te most charm
little sugar ard water Being pretty good .lth,
sp.ss q II as mesi'inai ssent BIT physcans in
effects many ,res have boen
an srole from .bs number Of the Ns- YORK sdi
cal Gszet,s oSc e the rt medic, ia the country
We learn from the Christian REGISTER the Rev. W.
LIE. the
by,ls name Of Aromatic sehiedam ahnapps, as
i sssS none from fever
divine who discourse. in the city Of BROOKLYN
write TRADE against M ta:pho wolfe. Of this
as Woiies hr. matte scheidam solnspps Now, this ar
cle which IL simply old Holland gin in the chest degree
RHs sIS' as
sfts as
l.s alsssa
sra.sd that sl h, 10 s9T upon
apotheares rsleired u TO .nppy The dmand at their
Irsestd introduced his Arcmasi sshsdsM scS
arc the Consequence 10 that be has accumulated
New York Dutchman, Dec. %.
j SsS liz IN ok siss
dam ssbn.pps or genuine unaauter.ted Holland gin,
"a
a 1sTsy IL H. sshy S.s r. shs =,
ard that the sur us adutsrated anors sold nnder tho
R % . sas .s, t ,ss G e s Il
seesou cheap mi, turs, that nundato the country
= y, ,s cure IS.s e sFS1
would cure itsoths only wayn could BIO esesa-
1PrNr AnrIcrr o. HOLLAND Gts,-A great deal Of dif-
hpy 3 On q II s sn
pesos AND Indeed ba bern all but npossbe to procure
Isi uep Ka u 3 e. srs Psa.sa
has Intro dused into this market under the wofe
ire ct osrIeives ara inevg It Be warmly approved
IT seee and sy M erous other .isi.ns we
y 10 readers inGhitey 70 any
tns assS as
se WHERE y was spGssts Of y
sscly Sohiedam process known only his own
snd learn 10 medated and favored by The sele
irsed lisn Jur per berry Every druggist should keep
IL for sale II 10 Il 10 costly than tho ornary
adulterAted but than the
s;le reason why people sh ud buy the inferior
NJ II ytu cannot afford TO buy The good and pure article
why then you hsd better buy none h alNe. Yorh Her
chants Ledger, Oct 10
Fashions bic Winter Clothing, cut nud
made equal ., any custom work S,ing on to cose the
stocb st wholesale prices ever coat and
81 srd other AZ corresponding prices st tho cheapest
CSE. FoLwELL o. Fulton street.
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be sroooo~e with and for tho
same sonsttny Of views q Wall str e interior Of Grace
Church. City Hall at variety Of copies Of bronze
and marble statyaYy Itch be had at WHITTEM0RES
stereoscopio Gallery T3 Broadway.
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about pianos for the holidays will do weii 10
sxsmine the splendid assortment Of the snbsrbcrs
manufacture. GROvEsTEEN " co, Pianoforts Manu-
faatursrs. Hrosdway.
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inoid related lait week showing how friend Of
ours, Who ptrplexed to what sort II present he
should make bis wife at this happily hit upon the
idea Of presenting her with set IL kn6xs elegant urs
from overheoring lady remark that articles would
be tho ct Bile gift her husband could AXE
has had The effect Of gye6 others Of hs clss gentle hint
t. ard do likewise. Mr.. Knox has really splendid
stock of the newest and most fashionable sys Of urs
sultato for ladies ohdren gentlemen; and he sells
them st ratosfar below those demanded by tho regular
deler in those srclp for the that lie does not
derend upon the sale Of n 50 goods for living Hts hat
business which rapidly increasing car Ahords him
Irinoely incomc and lie hOers rs ~ this season
matter sccomeda ion to his regular patrons than to
make money ont Of the trade The advantage OF dealing
with him Ii therefore apparent.
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"Cryins Babiss"-Toys aud Fancy Articles

can be endless variety at HARRINs No. slg
Broadway door above Canal street. Every thing that
pesse Children such a. dole games puEzes Soldiers
nations and hett Of other srtcies suitable presents
bs found ~ bis esabshment Cali esrIyby doips
too VIII ssoa Nv sroN -Ad " sbis ~ sssa seso-