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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-12

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it more. Upon this, he bitterly bewaiied
his loss with many tears, and refused to be
conforted. His fellow servant, plying
him in this condition Of sorrow, told MIN
that their master could restore him the
very same cup sgain. David regarded this
as utterly impossible. What do you
talk OFF" said he TO his fellow servant
/" Do you not know that the cup is entirely
dissolved, and that not the least bit Of sill
yer il to be seen? Are not all the little
invisible parts of the cup mingled with
aqua fortis, aad become parts Of the same
uass? How then, can my master, or any
man alive, produce the silver anew, and
restore my cup? 1t can never be; l give
it over for lost; | am sure that | shall
never see it sgain." Els fellow servant
still insisted that their master could restore
the same cup, and David as earnestly in-
sisted that it was absolutely impossible.
While they ~ere debating this point, their
master came in, aud asked them what they
were di>puting about? When they had
informed him, he says to David, What
you So positively pronounced to b. impos-
sIble, You shall see me do with very little
trouble. Fetch me- said he to the other
servant, Z" some salt water, aud pour 1t into
the vessel Of aqua fortis. Now look,
says he, " the silver will presently fall to
tie bottom Of the vessel in white pow
der" When David saw this, he began to
have good hopes Of seeing hi. cup restored.
Next, his master ordered servant to drain
Of. TIE liquor, and to take up the pow
dered silver aud melt it. Thus it va. re-
duced into oas solid piece and tnen, by
the silgcrsmith's hammer, formed into a
cup Of the same shape as before. Thus
David. cup was restored, with q very
small diminutiou of wei ght.
1t is no uncommon thing for other
men, to imagine that to be impossible,
which yet person. of greater skill and wis
dom than themselves can easily perform
David was as positive that his naster could
not restore his cup, as unbelievsrs are, that
it Is ''incredible that God should raise the
dead = aud he had As much appearance of
reason on his side as they, If human
body, dead, crumbles into dust, and min
giles wIth the earth, or with tue water Of
the sea, 30 as TO be discsrnible no more,
30 the silver cup was dissolved into parts
invisible, and mingled with the mass of
aqua fortis. Is it not, then, easy TO ee
power enough to bring these parts Of the
silver to BE- visible again, aud to reduce
them to a cup as before, SO God, the ma
ker Of Lesvsn and earth, must have the
wisdom and power to bring the parts Of a
dissolved human body together, and to
form them into = human body again ?
Nay, even if body be burnt, and con-
.umel by fire, the parts Of that body are
no more re.lly lost than the invisible par
ticls. Of the dissolved cup. As David,
then, was wrong in thinking that it was
for his master to restore his
cup, it must be at least equally wrong for
us to think it impossible that God should
raise the dead.-HALLETT, cited IN Dr.
Bro'0n'S Re,wrectton Of Life.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-12

A SINGULAR DEATH.-At St. Louis, a
few days ago, Mrs. Bolton lost her wallet
in the market. 1t was picked up soon at
ter By German voman,named Mrs. King,
who returned it to the owner. She opened
the pocket book, examined it, and declared
that Mr. King had taken ten dollars Of
the money The latter seemed much con-
fused, and denied it. Mrs. Bolton then
threatened that she would have her arrest
ed and searched, when Mrs. King fell
dead at her feet. The death was as sud
den a. has ever been known. Mrs. King
was the wife of steamboat man, and the
mother of several children.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-12

The LARGEST Hoe IN The WORLD
There is now on exhibition at Calais, Me-,
hog raised by Nathaniel Lamb, OF Mill.
Town. which stands seven feet six inches
bieh. aud yirths 81. feet eight inches, aad
weigh. 200 pounds. 1t is one year and
six months old. If this hog was fat he
would weigh 1ioO lbs.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-12

Mrs. Partington wants to know if this
:. Southern Bolt" the papers talk OF, Is
any kin to q Ben Bolt" that used to spark
'' Sweet Alice
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-12

ter is very cold, being in the PRE- e..t sea-
son within four to five degrees of freezing.
-LCeatli0 Citizen.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-12
II. c.. HICKOK, EDITOR.
ON. WORDEN, PRINTER.
1EwJSDURG CHRONICLE
AZ INDErENDExT FAMILY '"'"N'"'
y,su,d IN FRIDAY mornings at Lciois0urS
JJ,;o,, r,l1fy PeqpS YlgallC.

y,s,,.5 n, FRIDAY mornings at Leiois6urS,
Union county, Peansyirmn.c,
y,,,c - N ,r wear for cash actually in advance;
A. - Uit.in tiir.- niuths = On If Paia Uthn q
80 - 20 If not paid before tIe year c@p, cent ior
80 s,,,hsrs Subscriptions for sN mouths or e7- to
-: .lvsn., n.srlHt.au7nrr~ optional with The
priii.hpr except when the year l. paid ~.
ApyEsrl.EusITs h,nlSoneiy inserted at % c'tS P'F
o.. w.t., = four weeks, - year; two squares,
e. .fr m ,nt,.s = for wear. Mercantile advertise
-. n, sy..sl; n. one fpurta OF ca.uln SO year
JOB WORK AMI casua! ad'er''S'L""'' % 10 f'' 'o
vb,n Ian III in Or delivered. . .,..
,rl3xs solicited On all srfact OF general iht
rat no, wi hin the rang ot irty or Sacia5rn
~ -, ,,st .tn, r..t-pa'l accompanied by II" real
,5-sss of the writer. receive attention. ~ h'-e
stinr exrlu-ivcy - the Ellra! pe77ririens t. Ae di-
reated to E:vEr c. uicS'., ~; h''''-"' 'l'N' "
t,,in-.s 20 y. = WaspES. !i''st'r.
as, o. =. NOEDEN, Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22

By TrIrGRAPH-GCn.SOorr passed through
Wilmington Del where be WAS received with the same
cuhusasm which has marked bis appearance in SO many
Of the Northern cities during the last few weeks aud
reached baltimore which city also honorcd herself IN
The honor paid the grand old soldier He leaves this
morrincfcr Washington The Empire City, AZ New-Or
leans brin~s five days la,cr news from Havana Pes
onaers OF the Bark Mlaudon had been arrested by the
Spanish authorities for having copies OF men u f'-a
yEnr ihcir pockc;a Tho Crescent City passengers
who had arrived in The Black Warrior, were srses.c
and atcrsn examination respecting the proceedings
the Crescent CRY roleased--Iiye dlys later dates
from Rio Ianero have reached New Orleans. News
IN inn or;aut -GrcGt excitement has been caused al
Sandusky O.. by tie arrest and subsequent rescue oil
several fugitive slaves who had taken passage on the
fine little steamboat Arrow for Cansda-snd Liberty.
We give lis Of wrecks which occurred in the re
cent gale in the Gull Of st. Lawrence.
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Arrival OF DELEGATIONS.

As early as o'clock in the evening large
numbers Of citizens he'd assembled in and about he
Broadway House and the number constantly increased
until near o'clock, when the delegations began to
rive The banner upon the stand OF Clubs that arrived
carly were the Eighth Wsrd Scott aud Graham Hard
Shell Club the Wood and Mahogany Vencerers, and
the Eighth Scott and Graham Legion" Among those
WHO cane to swell the congregation We noticed Ion,
projections Of Clubs from the Second, Seventh Ninth
Fourteenth, Fifteenth, Seventeenth and Twentieth
Wsrds With music banners torches, trsnsparencies,
face, fireworks and cheers These Clubs were euthu
sia,iesly cheered when they arrived add returned tho
sAuta,icu IA Ike manner
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SCOTT AND VICTORY
IMMENSE GATHERING
or TIE
WIFI GS OF NE w-yoRx
FOUR lARGe MEETINGS. Ar ONCE
SPEECHES, SONGS, PROCHssIoxs
FIREWORKS, ENTHUSIASM, &c.
I A' "a eNSs GATHERING
The Gathering.

The demonstration at the Broadway Hoass
last evening, TO ratify the County and Cir,
Nominations, was one Of the most enthusiasm.
and extensive political gatherings of the cam.
paisn. The Broadway House was densel,
flled-the mass crowding both Of its Assem-.
by Halls. in each of which meeting was he'd
and completely blocking up Grand-st from
broadway to Crosby-st. so that the stages
were obliged TO go around the block to reach
Broadway a stand was erected in Grands.
midway from Broadway 60 Crosby-st., from
which thousands were addressed, by aba
speakers, hu. ss the three meeting. were not .beh
accommodate ell who were anxious TO hear the zoo,
Wig arguments 9th, occasion; fourth meeting VI.
organized in 'front.' Of tho Broadway Houso-ths sve.l
trs end officers occupying The dock Of an omnlbv,
Besides the Sidewalk on both sides OF Broadway q,
some distance above and below the Broadway Hons.
were thronsed with citizens viewing the spirited AMI
seldom rarslle'cd scene.
The view from the street was fRe. The window, NJ
the Broadway House were thrown OPEN the tr.n,p,
rrncies of The Unioniss with the names of loc. -,
ddatcs upon them proirudedlr from the Windows which
were half closed up by the crowd inside hundred. NJ
torches gared in the street. enabling the mass 10 rcd
the msny banners on the stands and in the crowd sr.
works bszed and throughout the evening rockets war;
let offrom the roof Tie Broadway house; large hon
Ore lighted up the streets and over all the moon sheds
grateful IudiGnce while bands Of musc and hamorpu.
songs onliyeacd tho scene The windows of the neigh
boring dwellings were thrown open and the occupant,
and their visitors looked and listened with cvidcu,
satisfaction Tho arrival OF delegations the cheers and
the good order and harmony which characterized tho
entire proceedings, are indication tina, the Wig.
of the Empire City, with true courage, active zeal and
unAagcng devotion to the good OF their country wiz do
their whole duty the second OF November ncx for
Scorr end GRAHAM.
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NETWORK TO THE RESCUE.

If any doubt had existed Of the spirit, the
energy, the determination of the Wing Masses
Of the Empire State, and especially ofthis En-
porium, the meeting in and around Broadway
House last night must have dispellcd it. IL
was q demonstration unparalleled in numbers
and in spirit-unequaled by any former meet
Ing of the campaign. The LocO-Foco rally at
Tammany on Monday evening was bur u ward
caucus in comparison From four different
stands, speakers were at the same time Sd-
dressing the enthusiastic thousands, aud every
uttcrance in behalf OF Scorr and GRAHAM was
responded 70 by the sympathetic swelling OF
myriads of manly hearts. Ncw-York never
witnessed n more triumphant, commanding
demonstration than that of last evening.
Wings of the Rural Districts coniidc in
your brethren Of the City They will moi d3-
appoint you. Wings Of the sister sOvereisn-
ties believe that the Empire State will be
true to herself and to you Forward gallant
hearts, TO the STRUGGLE and the yictory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22
Ohio IIectiar.

IIPIII- U7-l- J III = VI = u.
The result in shis (VIrL) Congressional Dis
Nc II tie election OF EiLfsoy OPP over B,R7E.E
OFh9 ~ malorty Of only l'5 or 30 81. mot. TIE
couu.ic9 composing tbs D.s,ric. gave CAS- 1885 ma
iori'y, showirg q Uhig gsin Of o.erl, 10 The Whss
Tough, nobly enl VIC consider tia. We ia done Won
Llrs. We sge determined 20 renew the onslaught in
November Win eth moro energy. You viii hear Wig
thunder iron Ohio IL November.
sincerely hope ths the recall. Of the State Election
WI Be warning to tho Whis' both Of Pennsylvania
ard New ork Ohio needs 10 warning; We arr rce5y
fer do contest and VIXEN tie sun scts IN the Yves: on
leclday Oi November TIE asI Of SCOTT vii an 2 and
81 win greaser brill.aEcy tl,sn cycr 10 Oilo
yoers n tho cause, ~
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every Whig in both branches voting against it
and in favor Of unfolding the Wing Protective
Tariff of lS42.
3. Since the present Tariff was enacted inc
Wigs hare ncrer had the Pocer 10 rePsaf H-thc
Senate having been uniformly against them,
and the House also, except the XXXth Con-
gress. when Wing Speaker was chosen by
enc majority, after several truitless ballots
Had that House (in which no party had clear
majority passed Protective Tariff, it was
certain to be defeated in the Senate, while
President Polk stood ready to veto it.
In the present Congress, there have been re-
peated efforts to effect some modification OF
the Tariff of 1346 with aview to farther Pro-
lection. ard every one sustained by the great
body of the Wings in either House. But we
have no influential Committee in either House,
ard so can bring forward no bill, and every az
tempt to introduce Tariff modification IN the
House has been ruled cut Of order by Demo-
cratic Speaker or Chairman sustained on appeal
BY nearly all disparity Oyerbearing nearly all the
Wings.
5. Tie last Wig National Convention at
Baltimore distinctly affirmed, while tho Demo
cratic Convention ambiguously and unfairly
but Enthusiastically negativcd, the policy ofPro-
lection.
6. Our late Wing State Convention raani-
mously affirmed the policy OF Projections the
Democratic Convention condemned it.
These are facts which no intelligent man
can deny without conscious falsehood. We
submit them as conclusive reply to the par
tisan untruths to which The Irish dmeflea"
lends itself
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Wing Documents for the Camraigr.

We s,A The friends of SCOTT and GRA.
HAM 10 esll Ii our Office and examine tue FOL
lowing Csmpaign publications. Friends Of the
Cause cal and see if YOU don't want TO supply
every house in your County, Town or Ward
with
~ THE CAMPAIGN LIFE OP GEN.
SCOTT. with y Illustrations VI the evri,g .-aos
IN hs LusToss careeT-S pamphlet Of th;yt'0 pa- On
sne psPer Pnes ssper hundred % cents Pc aou csH
s.usls
Als0.
~ TIL CAMPAIGN LIFE OF SCOTT ~
GrrYEoHthe ssue Sc LusSr1tols sui gTice ne z -
Eo.aon. Also,
40.
SCENES IN TIN LIFE OF GIN. SCOTT
ss9ad 'ass y &c sgns Up u dwellings saj rabGe Places
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TMo Mosr AsroxIsnlxe Crnrs.-Wm1IA,

CLARKE. 10. s. Ann-st., NcwYork, subject OF comp
ed Lung ara Heart Dcase, accompanied by Thcumstisn
Unable 90 iroU lis led the time Of commencing the
HAsTNCs NAPTHTHA SYRUP perseyered in us use toI 'e
weeks and is recovered sufficiently 10 undertake
voyage 10 NeW-OIleeus
CAPTAIN THoM.s. Ter OF the bf Mary. o hotter
DEM though t0craby wei when sea hes been severely
troubled Whtu remaining long shorr, With severe pains
n the rgl side painful OF construction and weight N
tie region the abdomen short breath low spirits and
TCstcssusss Three bottles OF syrup wholly ahllrd ths
sympOuaLe true type Of torpid liver AID dyspepsa-snt
b. came few days 20 thank u1 Tor tae cuge old
boul two large cgssu, The medicine 10 lake 70 his friends
IN Holland.
CN.CLiCKrNCE Co. No. 81 Barrl,s-sf. tle a. }.
ers agents for d.. h,rfNCs in Amc.ca, 20 whom en-
ordrr- should De- addr lscd Sold in Brooklyn by Mira. "
HAYl.. NJ. 10 Fulton.
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Broomc-Assembly, +. b. TonrNINS; CLERK,
Joux L. Grau,u; Justice, W. NJ WArERsANi Suot,
SANtrL PETERSON.
Ciiafon-Asscmbly Gro. v HOWE; Sapt.,
CALVIN DrnAND Justice, C. MCLEAN.
Byomiag-Assembly ALoyzo Il. Ross
sheriff JANUS MoFrETr; Clerk. NATHAN p. Cur
BIER Supt Eli RooD Justice, ORLANDO hEIIEY.
Rensselaer--For Assembly JoSAsC. HEARrr,
Speaker OF the present Assembly.
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MIcmeAz.-The Free penocrs.g have

MICUCAS.-The Free DemocFacy have
nads The following siete nonirsiions
For GoFeTuor-IsAAcP p. CHsisTIANcy.
For Lieut.. GOYcrnor--ERAsTUs HU8sLl-
For Secretary Of Sistc-Wx DENMsoN
Tor Tressurer-SiL. - ~ HOLMES.
For Auditor Gerersl-WELLIAa WlE-ELER.
For Attorney Geucr,l-HovEY x. CLARKE.
For Superintendent, ofpuble instruction-U. Ts.cY
HOWE.
Commissioners OF Land Ofeo-HATH,N PIERCE.
Board Of EducatioE-J 4. .. sroSE, L. B. FMagIgLD,
FNoCH NJ BARTLETT.
Elcctcrs--CHEsTER GUkNET, HOaAcE M4LLocS, il.
toML D. TRLArwELL, 2. II. THozAs, d. w. G. LEAca.
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u We have bad translated into German,

~ We have BAD TRANSLATED INTO uei uia"'
and published in pamphlet form, Mr. CAEErs L'H7 70
Fs---er Of Ohio and ready to furnish the same at
tie rate of 81 per hundred. This Is document wnien
Ought to be read by every voter Of German birth VINO
u rot yet enancpecd from the deiusions Of the sham
Democracy so far Is to have determined to vote Tor
soorT and GRAHAM ard Protection to American Labor
As,he edition Of this pamphlet limited those OF our
friends who with for copies 70 circulate ia their re-
srective neiehborhoods viii do well TO order thon
without delay.
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ci~- hive been cured within the pns' year. comprising
every scuu. tins dreadful disease. from the
inhAustcry -cutcl attended with ling and enlarge
mont a ilc olls old chronic fom TN Q, forty
ytars ssoiur long succ given ~ nv eminent Ply cfr
10th tins country hid Europe helpless Iplcs To- lie.
This has Icon done by the at
"MoR1nloRr's Rlcunatc Compound and Blood P1ricT"
which Do ytet table internal rCwtds put t)ril -
th, dfcte alone Ihosr riiictld err invited %
call AL cAnfn.us .-ilouials lr1i elnrf p aut
othls h'gh Esninr giving 1nionbtct evidence OF she
virtue OF iis eirsf remedy.
Sold who'll ..r and rs-sil by the pr0prirofs, w V. Al
INANpFgA Co. - th.ir Central Oi.c. ~. BaI-y 81,
Asfor liouse NlU-l 1ri.
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with eighteen spirited lust-Stions-slo per thousand, SIT
perhundred OF ? cents sinsly. Terms Cab inaenbly.
THR CAMPAIGN LIFE OF SCOTT "a
Frrnos; tho STYLE price, &c, as the foregoing
r." WHY L AM A WHIt;-A Litter 70 o. ~
g-irfrg FricrS by Horace GRsELrY-A large and fir
pamphlet Of 6 pages Price $40 per thousand SIT per
hundred, % cents per dozen, cents sinsly.
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~ City Indies, or ladies ysiling Tho city. cal

f,d fcr themselves or children IN Che various Kinds OF
asifCr boots p ppers te toilet sppc buof eud brpsa1s
with roa rubber boots and shoes % eli Kinds ct low pTceS
al MILES No l3i Canalst
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q DC senliment OF Home hs. now gnL Iii.

fr force o. Indefinite rli u fable character uul
cisvs Population. Eir- ics de--ued ug cousid
citt tame a. The lsf. Lcle. kI.lcly .c-s f.as IS
rstIs rcoi ~ OFT bslo's Goa u,v Nth rs hsrj horny
baA o. Ss cslilt cola sDi -h-slTid-
ma moL. ROW, ID rsAe laTy luxury for Be- l hsrd
progeny mn Is srolnd uot checked hy
tAc t,tute YES OF tc -ipu-v cesH home The ra>d,
glVv 90 calu goodness M the poTtSs OF 0gtslhrs
c,E'r h3oy with Ia hs3 ats3pce cynresu'. or the
faces 81 today. Wines the thousand who leave their rou
Portable lcut-io vs,t the pscs ol nmue cfs th0l r
a. - irrs li,lgh and ou~tiTd English SD witness tAe
Thousands who catch cols cog A. BY doiEg nd sge
erred ty Ms iEGVIs Cod Ctus. thdf really ~.
t.,lc. sold bS Mrs.. W. jaws. Mss broad Wv.
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e The Tribune is served in this City,
Brooklyn WILLIAMSBURG and Jerscy City for lai cents
per week payable to the carriers. Names sent through
the Post Office or Penny Post Will be promptly placed
On The Carrier books
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II Knowing that

n human existence, ana that
- ,s.i,g n Roofs show 81 the Far
'- The high perfection 81 sacred al,
the peorle ere nooktns to No. Jo5 BroedV ay, $3.50
GWhcre the face Of the loved one = sildowrJ ,,
=. manner of trufhfuness unsurpassable, ana fI1-
tfoe eIesr sharp accurate and every way percct
orvres hich ROoT takes His baauiIiul picture' no.
Ion 10 ne Show Having taken the highest Prize ~
ie snd lcfi Gold Medsl-.his beIng the highest a"''a
v,r-Ie Of course eKIects no premium But the spPts
stc, nj he nubc ss usui sfed IN their paironasc u
DeTiurn Of which any srtst might well be proud RooTs
t;sIr-v No. So Broadway.
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RLANk Books. PArrR ANp STATIONERY At Low

PRIcEs-CARR HICKS invite the attention Of Merchants,
Meuctururs and others who require Blank Books thor
stock We keep constantly hand various sizes and styles
Rn Ing and Binding, ard manufacture 20 0rtcroly syc
rq rcd Our stock of Psper and Stationery article
prizes eyCryth.ug desirable in counting Oio..
Biilhead-, Cards Circulars, &c, printed nsa-iy
CARR HICKS, StagiOucrs sud fruteIs,
No. Maiden lsle
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II When Won are tired of a city 5 insanity

hcert-dsgrscd witt foul smells physical and mora snd
observed co, kncy plant aud c0csney children sA III ho'-
huusc policy tor lack Of bracinz Wholesome 30 70 the
woods hc ID" mere the herbs that comprise Mrs JEs
vIss Cold Candy are gathered" 10 tear ds the oIlshF
iaCe Of natlre tl.Ie..
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NOTICE To lHE ICBiIC.-Ihe undersigned.
ia,ta;oT BAL Pauos0hsrcal Machine or eusris rok
AZ Ce g-7f Nsl 20 aQt.s public tha tie mach nc
rD o. eNlo iQu 70 Cssile Garden BY john 4 Collins is
!uy On 81 ot dgUiu.s and msdes lOg since abandoned
~ re, shoWin. wheels sTNerrs and other uoe rvo'vg
{. ,rucpcs corrected with Us machine sui shown o. h
~ ne corr 1sv, snd s.gIed BY hi'u Tbs Nj Collins
Nss r,ccrleu - % Ie by gentleman OF tbs cily Tlu
nsrc- 2, ttca te succeeded IN erecting tic uodf ~, D.
@ 81 hc iev D. sscersned By iuteTcsfcd psrt.cs ~
M rpc g, J. @. BINSEILs, No. 6S Dusncst n, builder
Of n model
~ br-ai Involves Sc Vllnrirss suisi ts-rsnf &c
az q Whch sfc 81, iOlk paa ard o0Vercd 10 r pet,f
Ia this oo5ufys,a ta-vpe lwl srlrc cxrc t5maia-
tn my iesi.mate Chs J. W. CocrsaNE.
NJ. - Cf1fr. N..r-Yus
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Fg@ Live and learn is an old maxim, and
those who have not learned, should know that DAvis'
hveusj the bct Dr. parsiC1 FOR cuugug grey h,ir 20
ia ogipal color without dve.ng IT, tace 30 per
Icttle For slo BY tie following agents: No SO Grand
No Is2 Broadway. No 81 Barclay No 2l9 Washinst9n
rs Fulfou-y. s1d No. Is Atlantic 81 Brooklyn.
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CITY TRADr.-A large assortment OF rich
B,ts2c Sks: Baysdcre Robes plain Poult d soe N al
ne choice ard fashionable cOlor rch Embrmaer,rS
Iacfs: Ilsn and printed De IaiDos; Nennoesi "'oeh
"a sk Plsds; Hosiery. Iauen and Mourning goods whca
We aye selling AZ low proes . .,u,
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LroN's KArHArRo>.-Tor nreser,

LIONS kAIHMRoN.-FOr prrSer,ing. r.
storing ard bcauiy tie fs'r the most drErsbc Toe,
IN hge bottles s0d sold BY al principal dealers fhron-h
oui 9th sld South Aucricsn Europe aud rhe Tseua of
~ occsn. =. fHoNAs LYoS No. i6l Brusluav
~ In all conscience enough has been said
Abous D1suercotypes: bgL f!euds JUS cal Al t. ny
Rooms oitufd ty tkkpFKicEs MEEEFs. fsrcopd fo,-
No. lS7 Atlsntcs- bsv en Henry AID Clu.east Br,of
lyu and without swing much We WI show you u.ctlrr
tbs NcGseeg s'ss vi pleassy vt & d fREDEkicNs
A. y WsExss.
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l,tter caf al hch oud b. sufficient evidence 10 hang
NO. q spoke o., Toyc Of ny t1klng Life. A. L oocs Of
rylea The rnel d OF saving T. by tie her,1us An.d'ie
TiLFoT WAr1s NJ. D. No. ~ G.,cav cAst. D,poi 70.
r. hun-sf.
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- The name of CRIsTADoRo is guaranty
90 .errieyess o. whatever he indsrses. HIS Liquid
Hair Dve has cres,e9s IN hair ooorng 10 hfes
~ esrrd tint IN the substance OF the tnlr 10 i've minutes
a. A. the SANE Inc reyalzes the nbres Sold wnoe.sis
s~d -ts and opped CEisTADogo's Wig and scalp rs
..tI5shr~art NJ Il Ae+rr HOuae