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rnAyEr.LmRs, GUIDE.


sroR PHILADELPHIA DIsEGF-U. =. NAIL AND
E1prass lines, thguuah ID fox hours 5ess6y Rail.
Ss1; -, ssSs . o5 M ~ 8s1-y s,gcs Pee %
scr art oass aud 81 % or soqeaa oloas IN and A. H.
con, Norfolk apd Charleston through tckets ee,d hs
ssovo lines and through baggage carried IN The A. ~ and
SIS 4. ~. lines. -
ALBANY, TROY, AND LEBANON sPRINas.-rHE
N ears OF the and II srqm Rriros1 lc.vo the
fvo Mi station New York, daily Sundays exocptd) At
10 o'clock M.as srair 70 Chatham Four Corners con-
Eaaen sprpKs, Pittsasid. sp-nefed, ,ld other inter-
mediate stations At O'Clock Nj Aooo NJ nton train
roso sons east Passenger for ebanon SPRINGS vii take
tho 10 clock NJ train e Chatham os.orn salrssd 70
soraesn .A1 Fare ss .ssrs 81 ssp p'
TAMDEn AND An5oY RAILROAD roE pHILA-
= ds,ptts;- ieaves by Stssmhost loss rorTER, ri,r
No North river 90 A. d. ana a. NJ, Through In ~
nF'5 w hotucning ieaye rhe1eiynia Got q Walnut
e.yset, at : A. N. aGdsr.M.
ITO TER VIRGINIA srRIwGs-MosT AaaEYABLE
j aud eaonouical routo,-S istsrs :, tho Viz dale
co., Va, sro ro@.ndsa tias lIs stosm:r = My
Ter 49, is,ses rs,lner, tar alshm5nd. va ia Aetuia
teeet ard tle kaI nons sreaetiokesurg srd rot.nAo
siosa saa is Phnoad y this agreeable rovta Is sniy
AZ vi hmsad ras - ieay s'aht tass Ito Danyilis
So EiqGmoed Ky seip6af sgtins .,aa sErsss
I Without any ss' q rs days ra sI sss
s 4s,s ~ Lsiintter Is TIE N6ssh aeer; lie ssssss q
Auas'e rinf forty uiigs and Lat q LNnston ten miss
h~ipg astnw-s,se DORIS, g. telretn Rrsrend ava
80 W. tse ftte whele IRE rtess1 Baltimore "a
5 e. uA r .htnrg 81 D D 8aiNpatt tui Ieua8toa.
w.. ftttat2N w. 50 ~ - tef srti1p'ars, Apply
.' CpArIt. No& aatE rcr. Asons
6 raiSTea ssr2ot wharf, b4ltiaorc
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CLOTHING.


VAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED,
~ Ladies and gentlemen having sast n clothing fur
nure TO dispose or obtain fair oai price tudng
fer the gbscriber NJ hs resiaau ce or I'M thr~U
poet will DO promptly ATTENDED 10. LRde, led Mrs
Cohen. MS. COHEN, % G.n stroet.
GhSH FOR CLOTHING. -IADiEs or aFhTLgHRN
~ having N clothing furttNrt ~ disraae ~
receive tho value aash ty ~ ~ tovs
or ny letter throush he Cohen ar BuSa0f gtgOet.
Ladies attended " by Irg Cohen,
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENBWED sqRRs BAY.
PERSON AL.

FNT0RH ALTON WAkTED0F PATRICK HULvIHILL.
frsn Vplsmore Kerry county Ireland whnn heard
r IA In Marah last sas IN CLYDE Wayne county nv ANY
fisnV isformaton Of him will be highly rewarded
a ldrsas Cssberue aahDney, Herald ofhce.
MR. DEHoCRITO GaNDoLFI, SCULPTOR. OF M
IVA Ian Is hereby invited s. call at the nfce Of the Aus
rirp CtEsulse General No Hanover street Any infor
ms to the residence of the above
. ~ he thsNs fully received.
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DFANuTS AND IVORY 600 BUSHELS or PEA
nuts ia lots of fifty bushels, aud upwards. cheap,
rom chip Aa1, hall tor ~ Ivory fret, .osoai, sad
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80 600 or 5000 WAITED, 4 PERSON Win


pumhira trade, In i'uatipu where large
done iu that ne sLd tnmed vi,h bust
ness hic nns been established many years Address VIII
son, Herald Office
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1,nRE an InNn nIsEAsl nY or. RoBACK rae

CURE or LUNG DISEASE by DR. RoBAcK ruE
~ celebrated Aetrol0 The following letter acNno~-
ldgipR astonishing cf uus complaint mas Isssn,y
hceH received BY DR. W Rotaek the eaepratei astro-
Logger No White street, New York :, 49,, - -
PorTsrowN. Moutgcr cay Co.. "a Doc ~, ~ no-
BACk-Dsar Sir,--3hcn I called rpon ynn "a NNewper
Last expected going home 20 de nay oonsn,ei NE
ply sleiaps Ia New York; srd tassn oes ons
felt a. fast wssting aEy Your lnesnsstions And
geornnic expe-ipents worked slfuossa miracle 10 I
kny poth tho cause and caro- nothing hus tho
reFuit hound 20 admit Whes ilsft stAtedto Won
al 80 with life. Since then have
heard from hut now write TO srely sell
ROT quptcm Il let, have no couch louhnnw whata
marc iNaet0n was nov an almost at. believe nader
Prlvitfpce that owe nv res1verv ~ VOW hGeeps my
those % all err fmy. " yea have desire
rrt this " The rerer Do si sbnli ~ crowd treMy 70
.orsk1l hofpeltfniiy yerts. uFtrN Porter,
an rftprs Vi o. ~ RO BACK NO white a go Wprs-
it sl teregiruag ptttalad e.. Fer p'rtanl e.
o.l qtd astrological Almana, ggat whsr0 eer1-
eAtes may b. g9ea.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC, WANTED.

HOUSES, NODDiS, ETC.p w an TED
A QUIET YOUNG MAN WISHES 10 FIND A SMALL
IL room, pih breakfast IL private isiiy where thfte
berrders ell Beet references sYon.
Please address y. Herald obce.
- ouNS WANTED BY SINGLE cENTLEHAN.-
Ia ADDRESS sc once Pratt herald ofioo
WAETED-BY TIE FIRST or SEPTEMBER. Two
w warehouses situated tho North and Fast river
suitable trstorage Address Co oiaoeof this paper.
WANDA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE, IN
w Brooklyn. Fnitoa sSreet. Hons not 70 exceed
$3.50. Address G. 4. o., Herald once.
yVaN1fD-AN UNFINISHED ROOM, ORA ROOM
w aud bedroom. without DO ard. for ~idow and child
who tends school IN the bouee With respectable family
who are II pleasant location either in Brooklyn Now
YORK Address H. Herald oAtco, for thTso days, pcst
pad. References exchanged.
WANTFD--A HOUSE AND LOT, IN A GENTEEL
w reiRhlorhotd in New York net 20 81 o0 Part
cash and valuable selection or magnificent diamonds will
be paid. Address Z. I. Sherlock, Pest 0fcc.
WANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE, CT TOWN TO
w contain shout ten twelve plsuly Furnished
Anote addressed to NJ M Eerad once, viii DO atend
ed to.
WANTED-PART OF A HOUSE CONTAINING TWO
w and two bedrooms. Rent mob Go efoeod
$780, Must TO within ten niautes walk from corner cans
street and Broadway lmmodiae possession roqured al
49, 600 ANn FARMS t,s,ss w wo ,9a.scS
In tl city nsing from s. 60to s2oD nbo wanted 70
purchase for cash city property several country ats
and farms a. reasonable ptieens Y IN sao iny ri
Two rARMpRs-WANTED TO PURCHASE, A SNAIL
dener "a healthy location Any Wishing cell suah
farm. fair price, may henr Of cash customer BIZ al
dressing Gardener HERALD once, stating location price,
quality, &c.
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e. DRAFTS on EN8LArD. IRELAND, SCOTLAND.
- We are, by special autharity authorized isgns
bills on the Union bank 81 LONDON Belfast Bankirs Co.
fTeland and the National sppt Of Scotland payable az
sight and IN from 4 nc srds
TAYLOR BROTHERS. 70 ali a1reos. oovner Pearl.
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rrrlr rr1 - I'm rNct1snv rpM1N nrarnnurn

TFTTkTETFTiNNTT ' EyTWUTFR.
rgualltd hy 10 other for destroy iag kosohos Ants
Fiaar Bags worms Sc i Ia liquid lorna aud can b,
sprol wherever ed With feather brnsh Parts
tnee an0 with will ever after be OF noxious
animals Price - cgnts bottle Tor sale Chna RIM
No 100 Rrosd~ayi u. D Sands No 100 FntoD street.:
and All principal Wholesale retail thrsns
out tho city aDd Union. CkDMMELlN Il FAfRBRDruER,
Sole rIetors for The United States No Pearl
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TYR JOHN KRUGER WANTS TO GIVE LESSONS IN
NJ The ard ancient langHaEos from u 60 3 and
after ucock p. II. Best references Be gtvon JOHN
StuGEl ttht "faoe o. II watson, No 30 09u st..
AZ AnTLD-AN FXPERiENCED GoVERNsSs. Nup
~ sfnllT ptept to teach the Eng sh trenoh, aud
sannn IsncrRges Shs also ba competent 20 teach
mise ~ youug lady possessing the REQUESTS quaasa
ticre reFma Fituscian Wu be given. Address With
refe revues, 8ox 80, Eogt cthJ9
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SsIA nEWAsD-LO5T At STATES ISLAND, ON
rs " Monday evening, 10Th inst between QIarantiao
sston agod enamelled chain bracelet fastened by
4 paddock which the initials. E. 81 And The
kgabeth aud El@ard. The Under viii receive tho
above BY leaving it the house OF j. - Sim
~ II
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LOST AND FOUND.

Il AG REwAED.-L0ST on TUSsDiY, TWENTY
N1tV seventh lost az FordbsIa vhe going ear 70
Eoroh Diamond B-castpiu rhe anove amount wit be
70 the v retucn to its orner ia est
Tventy third street,
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uIAmLaT. ON BED BUGS,

IIAWIET, UN BED BUGS.
HI 10 bod or not To bed tnat ~ the question,
W bach now requires rsfieo sion and digestion.
TO lie and sleep Ito sleep, perchance TO snore
le pleasant; but to Tic awake. bara.
What must be donor have it Yes. 30. nighs
With Lyons rowdcr-'i0u segeep.rs delight
ii dust eseb sreyice where tho insects rrk
And sleep shall pay for the wtoies work.
The rats and mao--Ahl Jor, Ill trtas them tooj
With Lyons pills Ill mt tho rsscas through.
And sleep N epte Of thunder, 80 will;
Thanks 60 L. Lyons powder aud his pilt
r. LYON, az Broadway.
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lily PAPER DiSIEFE3rtNG LiQUiO, SGLPaArE
u AMmQnl Bles rhtd ~htia, Bra.ainn iodine PJra4-
stum. sodium Pa n1i caiu.iosm Nitrate stfontia.
Irigo Naphe, ReB8d aiiA e Sponga Ci,tn F1nis1ting
pastii,G ad many Other rarO Drugs. Chemicals 1ssas.
DR. LEWIS FAUCGTwANeER No l6l MAIDEN Lane
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iNsrRUUTrON.

I'VE y Pris cesires 10 take gupis eishsr commence
1ae 0nSy 81 Fcgcb cnesage perfect those who
-lrsndy ado progress Terms moderate. Can
EAeN u 70 o'elpek
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AESCx9Llsn.9 IspN6,

~ ftJs of Gpid Ftns and leucl Gas0H gni 81
che celebrated Extenhon GGeea No t3 Ea3unn
III (irvins ilouse) Broadway.
cum ENoINEtRtNG scsooL-DIngCPRp ny
~ Victor Bsaumont, g. H. graduate VI thc ~
40 maHNiaebure3t OF Inrie.
lessons viii ooao tho brs ei pxr-
tnlsrs and recreaces At the school $50 Houston
atfeGt. Wooster street.
an 000 nnn NEEDLES IN STOCR.-OR-
IcO,OpO,OOO ders e.e uta1 sith I'm orser' 9
Ianes.-hN CROW -hi g SUn nfaat Needles,
Ne, 6Icotb England, WIN
tentees ~ the oe ebrsted Gold lusid Needles.
AN 600 BATa BRICKS. 5000 MALT Tiles.
oOsCOO 20 600 Flooring fies; 10 900 Vteiael stone
water AID Yipa which carro ror rusS
half tho erico Of iron pinss snd much durable 60
tons OF Chine olav. Ia store nbd atvo fer
JAMES rLoUSE unHMlLL, IL old air.
- SHiLLtEGS PR YARD--JUSr RECEIVED FOUR
~ CAGES fac stri"od linen Nsrsailles
aHd Satiu dcans low priced. medium suparfne ghoe-
salo aud retail. JAMES EUEk. Jr. 81 Maiden lane.
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I EATBER MhNuFACTURER'S BANK. JULY 81
- it0-A dividend ~ five 90 cent on the capital
holders. on and ter Monday next, August "a. The
y. X. ACLY. Cashier.
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So EClAL GSyrAsjE,

\ :
NOTICE 70 C0NsiGSEES- SrEAMsHIP BALTIC
ynm Liverpool Il dischsrsiag nader general or
DER t tic foot Of Canal street Con will please
beard asd attend The rasspt Of their goods
H. n. COLLINS a. CO.
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NEW YORK ANpneRltW RAueo,D coNp.gy

NEW YORK AND HsbLtH HAtLROaD COMPANY
~ The Directors ave this declared sissh scmi-
snnua dividend Of two tho old capital stock
this company out ~ the earnings Of
months Woh VIII he paid ~ the office Of tneir
MOL Centre street Oh aon after fneadag tho second day Of
August next I'll. transfer hooks Of said vii bs
closed saturday. July 2it' thrse O'Clock r asd
orep on Wslnesdae, hngn.t ID. at 10 O'look Dated
Now York, July 22d. ~
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-s,nE K1NesLAnD nonEsrcAp LAND .NosufLo

sE'hE KISGsLAND HOMESTEAD, LAND AND BUILD
ing Assertion will meet FIR this election of
m.nstrs and Other purposes Wednesday eyoaag Jay
N 1T clock at chashao Hail. No. o Chatham
as associa ion is orsanised entirety different pan
1sm the ordinary building associations Each bert
SLs CT VI I'm ADD hQpse On IT, hu to h3 tlFto
q be paa Tor ~ mcnthly tastarGants autordas
,auo Of The harfe and @hsn thus paid for her
afun dseharga from all OBLIGATIONS the
ard from al murtters, will be given There is locking
'oruard TO- ndehsite ueri1d all is an l liked
vESBE AMERICAN CONSIGNMENT OFFICE HAS
keen removed from IL Besamsn street to = William
strscs.
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q RBWABD-L0ST, eth INST A SMALL ITALIAN
- bcown slut, with white ring around her neck aud
!css Lost e IN Thirty ith street, Broadway
aavirc her ~ No Barclay street, will receive
4l,s -FF. yaw1
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ys,nE sUHsCRIBFs HAD IT'S POCKET PICKED Al
Catls Gsrden sbont i've O'clock last evening" q eighty
Do /, hill. ADD check. frlwp by Edward Kellogg Il
Stone - for Si2 30 the Union Bank rho public
cauuped take the eheaa the payment % IL
a tCpD ppe3 tbs hnuk reward OF 2J will be given
for shs recovery ~ he hills aod check
GEORGE JoMAIioN, Hamilton GTenue Brooklyn
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Y hDIIs FOR Your Especial BENEFIT. TUE
- pT 3pHef"Fs oIthp BuStry oayiDs. Store
are selling clsqut Fr"n u ia1ns ~ II 10 I'D worth ~ 20
sTienoid kr2uch Barge l.
china 1n hams a. la worth % cents Ths
peb quality Wpnrtsd ahu Who looks at them and
ta,srpn Rh style ana price he void n good
taetsa tfsocd judgment preuce the he uover
s'rn before ana not h3 uRsn. W. a
LANES a. just one bahu pree they have bacn ear for
some very g@to locking Mt H. aud rich 3,. we
ing for boys wear beautiful Drill L.. Lnens Sd
Ie ID and ". Cd. WORTH ouch W. tho
stock ~ A. importer o white goods each plad Sxiss
JaeeDe' TO- a. imnodssei, row pr wholesale rsr
tail An invoice o. HsrstIlles q iltH, cbeap. aaayy
stock ofdoBIesu Rords, chts sae rich sha~s "a 80
81 w. y ". Il GlLLEY y 90 .IaN ~ Enrr.
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SAMUEL NJ bLArCuFoRD. rronsurer.


TETVTTtNU NUTTVE NLHT ANNUAL TNTE-
rest fa ing due in t. ~ the irst or AuInst
l5b2 on ttc following named nres wilt 10 paid
AFTER DAY august Mt TN" office Of the hdersned
presentation OF the prop conPoue, VIII
Tho Cleveland tainesgil aud ASH abuil Reroad Com
pany mortgage honos-7 pseccrb
The Clark county oh bones, sued to tho Spriss
ard Columbus haiiroad Comp, ~ gee cent.
The ashngton township Miami eouaty Ohio bonds,
issnfd 30 the Columbus paua and indaaa Railroad
pany-7 Per cent
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ITO CONFECTo&ERS- LOOK BERE-A CHANCE
seldom 10 be met withWaotct ~ srll. extensive
Wholesale aId retail Copfeet nary and Icg Cfea bu
with Stooh Tools and lxtures Stta water Appa
namely. Generator Wasbors and rouatans ia
81 the prtGtcst thorouehta.e in tho city Apply
Canal
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lIhNTtD-BY Two RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRLS,
w ituat.oas-one Chambormaii, The other Water
would cook wash and iron, for small family No %
joe ion to II they h0th be family Coco
reference the place. Please call $50 Sst
Fifteenth street Seventh avenue where they be
E3rt, FIR
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no You WANT MONEY FROM $50 TO $50 Go0--
- Give 70 tie undersigned house, jpwery, diamonds,
watches gold or silg any 8thsr ods
soaee In eonsignaton ard ui tssese tls ATHEIST
amount at aecommOda tns dti For her kind
OF advances Viii may DO de-eJ good sscnfid ~riss
or apply TO the American Consis ooe in william
street, mp stairs.
TlNHE OFFICE OF Tue RATIONAL LOAN FOND
J. life Assurance Cumpeny If london 10 reqo~nd rr.A
No Grand rtfuet to ~ Nsshin 5pa
street, Jersey City hfo
cd Medical atend daily pm risks
taken Pamphlets oautasina sod NtisY agtan
sad printed California ruts FURNISHED aupii1.ian.
j. LEAPDG6 STAIR General hS,ns.
sE hosAex d. ireoieo, rssnioore.
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yIOR sALE--A FIRST CLASS ICE CREAM AND EAT
Saloon, the fashionable eide Of Hraad be-
tween Broadway theatre and rising losso
t)ci and xtures Tho saloon doing pe basinos
Satisfactory given Tor ssling ont about $1,000
eaYi,al rsqnted Appy to " D. kiNsHINE2. $40 Fourth
ava .fr,n 10 Z 4 NJ
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ISoUND-0N SATURDAY. a PURSg C0NrAidtNG
asr< anm psriarey which the owner may have by
proving property .nd paying for this advertisement
Oily 1T Ne. Ferry atFgcs.
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ID ooN5 TO LgT.--A FURNISHED PAALoR, WITT
~ bed and paDtres adJo in. suitable for Il
ger emen, gentleman aud hio site with prsilcge
hath Inquire at 10. l6l Twelfth street, rit
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1872 GREENwtgH SrREBT-To LET. NEXT TO THE
1Cc MerchartG Exnhanqc Bank. corner OF Dsy streat
tt % ird Gaor lpr ofeea business
po,es ard loft above, tho story bro
mer, building iupt finished. Inquire within ~ HEA
~ 81 nsxt door.
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ITO LET--fN THE FOURTH WARD, IN JERSEY
tiy i've minutes AIN from the terry, twO frat cass
three story N basement breg HOUSES Tney are hoished
In tho b. ans sonsan ter rooms each; mhrbc
fronts. Inqniro Of Dol LE IL BRADY,
Newark aud Grove street, Mr. Joseph Closes,
ferry NJ
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- 10 La.N-3N TIE "a INST, FROM NO. rs ca "
- hrs s'rset che iolowiol article uce small si,s Gid
.tci back wtite cnameea eal gold cap Nsy.
Ian sorey4; one Chain about four
.oeoa nsh aBcaor cross ne rt
exdisd enc lcg blue led hear finger ring
So m roi. oid breast Pin set alth sarsca snd
~ 8rs aA lreastpu get with aaEuets gold 'reass
~ cosslsl'sa ps,n'lnG Nruis sny iaogn atom which
al, lead ~ discovery. vii be literally rewarded, BY ap
Dly ~ the First ward station house.
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nor aALE-TUE STOCK FIXTURES, GOOD wtib
snd lease Of n Fee Store. doing good business
good chance for man wsha small capital. inquire a
&c. Six tn street, between Avenues and G.
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VA AHTED-A FAD COOK AND P,aih4 COOK Fur
first class n tel IN she city. To ro,er
will he required and good waxs pafa None ut those who
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A YOUNG ENGLISH LADY, WISHES A SITUATION
N toiraye WI aretpcstahie fuiiy she not ntrtcu
lsr rs distsace wppd 20 Australi4 Csfr
MA Car give the best az reference Inoure e. 23 six
tenth street. betweoa Ehth and Ninth avenues, in thC
lastmcnt
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RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO
"A cooking washing, and ironing, 10 private anil,
bias much eXporeoco ard give 'he best Of ely
ference Please cs at 1903 sm:h street. Brooklyn, third
stofy
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-08-28
Read the foIlorLng TestimOny.

From DR.. Henry E. Morrill,, skRIfuI
Pkyssciaa, of Net0 York City.
In his remarks on Dyspepsia he says-The
most effeotual medicine to improve the tone
and energy Of the stomach, is that prepared
by Dr.. Geo. B. Green, Of Windsor, VT, and
called the oxygenased Bitters.
/ would publish the Recipe for preparing
this valuable medicine if l know what it was,
but ssI do not, can only recommended Its
use. 1t seems to me to be improperly called
.Bitters," at least in the popular accePtion oil
that tern, for it contains NO Alcohol or other
Spirit, and is rather sonr than bitter Though
here. bY the way cannot too earnestly eau
ztion the Dyspeptic sufferer, against using the
thousand and one "Sherry Vine" and other
advertised @Bittsrs," the bsais OF which Is
Alcohol, or other Ardent Spirits They no
more impart real energy to the stomach snau
whip gives strength to a horse. The sumu'
laticn which they excite is only temporay'
and sure to be followed by reaction, which
al length viii inevitably wear out the stom
.aeh. The medicine of which am speaking
-,obyiates these objection. Il has beer
anualysed by that distinguished chemist
Prof. HAYES. NJ D.. Stale Assdysr OF Mass0
ch,lssHs who declares, that "the medlclna
articles used are those prescribed by the
most eminent physicians, for the rellel from
and cure d, the diseases for which these BIT
tsys have been 50 emineutly successiuL'
But M experience with this medicine, has
satisfied me that the articles must De com
bined ID very different proportions from those
usually employed, or that they are bought
together ip such manner, that some new
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wIsTAR's Balsom of wild Cherry i'm
parts new viRor to vital action, and relieves the
system by opening the pours of the skin, and pro-
noting the secretion Of mucous matter. Its action
is sub9rific, sedatve aud expeciorant, by opening
the pores, sliayng irritation, and by rendering the
expulsion of mucous matter. easy.
These who take the Baleam will feel immediate
relief from the Distressing irretatonS that accom-
pany affections OF the respiratory organs. The pores
have been closed, the Balsam opens them. The
Lungs suffer from irritation, the irritation is sooth-
ed: the pulse is violent and feverish. they sof
Tened, and the mucous membrane is relieved of its
engagement with rapidty aud ease. All by the
Use oftHis delightful remedy.
See advertisement in another column.
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product results from their combustion
For in no other way can account for the
astonishing efficacy which am certain they
posses. l have employed them in multi.
ltude Of cases, and have uniformly found, thai
when used according to the directions, they
gradually, but surely, remove, one by one
ter aroued the confirmed Dyspeptic, restore
to the stomach its lost energies, and thus lead
the ptaient back to the enjoyment of Perma-
nent health and strength.
In addition to my own experience with this
medicine, which has led me think of it SO
highly, would state, that it has also been
used by the following persons, and received
their unqualified appreciation;
Prof Edward E. Phelps, NJ D. Dartmouth
College.
Hon. Myron Lawrence, Ex,President Mass.
Senate.
Hon, Samuel 8, Phelps, U. s. Senator from
Vermont,
Hen VIM. Uphah, U. s. Senator from Vt.
Hon. J. F. Simmons U. S. Senator from
Rhode Island
Hon. ]. T. Merehead, formerly Governor Of
Kentucky, now U. S. Senator.
Hon. VIM Woodbridge. formerly Governor
of Michigan, now U. 8. Senator.
Hon. L. II. Arnold, formerly Governor of
Rhode Island, now Member of Congress
Hou H. D. Foster, Member of Congress from
Pennsylvania. a.. 3.
Hon. Solomon Foote. Member of Congress
from Vt.
Hon. Geo W. Jones. Esq., Surveyor Genera
Iowa.
Hon. N. L. Martin, Delegate in Congress
from Wisconsin Territory.
Gen. A. C. Dodge. Delegate in Conress from
Iowa.
REED. AUSTIN & Co, Wholesale Drug
gists, % Merchants Row, Boston, General A
gents,
Price 81 per bottle; six bottles for SIS.
Sold by S. BUCLAND d Co., Fremont.
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THE Next PRKsDENr's DAUGHTER- The
"Spy at the Ocean House." correspondent
ofthe Newport News. INDUCES in some per
sonai gossip in the columns of that paper, giving
descriptions of the stars at present shining at
that fashionable resort and chatting with
much license and in pleasing strain of the
appearance and accomplishments of the vari-
Gus bellies who sdorn society there. In the
list We find brief notice oft the next Presi-
dents daughter. "Spy" says-"Miss Scott
the youngest of the old hero of Chippewa,
DC, is charming young lady; digni6ed, ac-
complished and very agreeable, she is one of
the chief attractions of society here. Next
year she will grace the White House at
Washington" A faithful portrait. doubtless
and true prediction.