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CUPEgNE IOURY.-R THE NATTER OF TaE AP.
- pestca Of tbs Mayor Aldsrmen, and Commonalty Of
third street rom Fourth to East river. In sbs
Iwsh wsa o. ssd 70 ssstoss N such oAss
q ths atty 81 New York hereby give notice that sa.y
tend 70 apply for the appointment OF commissioners VI
Nmsse and assssment III tho anovs entitled matter at
special term Of the supreme Court to be held at the Cy
Hall Of city Of New York. Saturday the ninth 9th
day Of July 1883 at the opesins Of csars that
90 thereafter sci be kssrd that the
ture and extent of the improvement hereby intended the
opening If Ninsty third street from Fourth she
aas river In .hc Twelfth ward Of sale city laid
npop the or plan Of said city Under ana ey virtue Of
act untitled relative
the ~ streets ard roads the city Of Nov
and for other purposes" passed April 5 1907.
ROBKkT DILLON, Counsel TO she Corporation
HeH YORK. June 10 1853.
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NEW LAW BOOK --INsOLvENT DEBTORs.-RUR-
IN RILL Instruments A treatise voluntary assign
the statutory provisions and decisions Of the courts 10 the
srh1, All; sne 20 Their
e forms ; BY ALEX. ~ huREILL ESD cGunsslor e.;
The Practice of the Supreme Court Of New York; &C.
VOL royal octave Price S. just published, and for sale
No 20 street.
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sloops or sehconer 70 carry from hfty 70 one hun.
red tons also steam ting about eighty horse power In
cod order q ln South street. Ptet slip ferry by Geo.
", Brush, shIp broker.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

NRerON sQuEDUoT pEPARTMENT.-TO CON.
Ssi sss ss:
ths e.stss sn. ,Ih.T;dy II:
VIII r. 5so:vins basil. and sai,.lss in
h.p.n y. sp..s :asisn: ths building q
s:.s'i application g the wsssE Of
President Of the crston Aqotduot Department.
New York. June % 1853
YsRoToN AQUEDUCr DEPARTMENT TO CON.
viii e. s ss.
"a: Ss.G I e u ;s hs saSys
III. ..:.yiDs basins .na suysts il
sown lssseen Eighth ana Ninth avenues being length
S 81 s s:r ins ss
Be- on 'pp'SscSfa g AZ n.N
New York, June 60 1883.
fyReroN AqUEDucT pEPAsrMENT:-ro coNrRAc
= ns q ere.
for sss sudin Of ssSsr with shs n.ssss.ry
.sesivng basins and snverts in Third from ths
.a q Twenty seventh street. being length aso 20 feet
The D.. Of an a: ns sS
obtained application to the water ParyeySr 4. this once
President .tthe Croton Asusduet Department
New Yerk June 30 1873
fyRoToN AQUEDUcT DEPARTMENT-To DOCK
M s
=; & day. q . e
Suild extension Fulton
The ssstsry side Of West street. to the outside of the
Aulkhead being In snsth about 4 feet The plan OF the
and specific for the building Of same and AL
sth information relating thereto be obtained apP
''a y ~ -''' ''''''' NICHOLAS DEAN.
President of the Croton Aquse net Department.
New York, July l. 1853
CRoTOE AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. TO CON.
~ trat ors-Seaed proposals endorsed Proposal for
Leonard street. will be received 1T the once 81
So c ssS @ % fs
Of with the necessary receiving basins AND euvers
IN Leonard street from tire at West Broadway
point about sixty feet west Of Broadway being in length
about 500 feet The plan Of the and specifications
sIeto can be obtained on application to the Water Pur
veyor, At this Office. NICHOL AS lean,
Pres. ofths Crotcn Aqssdust Departments
New York July 0, 1863
CRoToN AQUEDUcT DEPARTMENTAL CoNTRAC.
~ tors sealed proposals endorsed Proposal for Sewer
In Seventh will be received at the office OF the Cro
ton Aqnedrc Department until Wednesday the 18th day
of July 1853 Mt u o'clock M for the building of
with the receiving basins and cuverts In Seventh
y fcet south Of Fourteenth street being in length about
III feet The plan Of the and OBLIGATIONS for this
building Of the and all other information relating
thsreto be obtained on application 20 the Water Pur
veJ or vt this office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduet Department.
New York July l, 1853
CrREET DEPARTMENT No.tHALL OF RECORDS
saturday July 13 to regulate set curb aud gutter,
nd pave Forty Nr e4ree from second TO Third avenues
ysstnsstons 70 be had on application to the Contract
JAS FUREY. Street cora missloc~
Street Department Office Jane 20 1873
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INSTRUCTION..


cox TO $50 PER WEEK.-GOLD AND SILVER
w plating, by PROCESS on jawery and plated
tees few ladies and gentlemen viii be taught this u
crstye and beautiful art work home suitable for
travelling; apparatus required Call at No 237 Hudson
street from IL to ], and to o'clock.
ERENCH SPOg EN- IN THREE AONTHS-NONSIEUR
j. DUBOs professor from theHuniversity of Pars
.inues to give esons in the French language Eysnins
cafses from TO 10 o'clock Private lessons 10 Latin aud
Creek Private lessons classes Madame Dubois No
o73 broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel.
THE CELEBRATED PRIMA DoNA AND PROFESSOR
i of singing Siznora ELIZA FALENTINI, just returned
ssu tour in the Brit sh proyin,e has
inform the musicsl ladies that she beaches
again Mondays and Thursdays in New York. at ladies'
residence and the ohor days teaches and DO
her villa i'll Harlem, 12Oh street between Third and
Fourth south side sixth house. with the
door and whore applications by le.ter may be made
rJlO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS DESIRING AN
J. experienced teacher "A lady of much experience in
eaehrs ard who can produce the hhest testimonials Of
ton in English French Italian music and drawing wishes
to obtain situation in respectable fami
~. Advertiser is Episoopalian, has objection to
travel and may be for week at 80 Second street
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STkEET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
Scaled proposals. will be recsvsd at this oes until
Saturday, July 1853 to regulate curb aud gu
and pave Forty ereet second to Third
essnsstors 70 be had application TO the Contract
Clark Of this department
JAS. FUREY, Street Con- missloo -.
Street Department office Jane 20 1873
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GAS FIXTURES.

|NlS FIXTUREs.-FOR SALE CHEAP, A SET OF GAS
N fixtures, suitable for dwelling house Apply at II!
Eaet Thirteenth street.
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For height OF p srsge apply to
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO., liverpool
49, R0REkTs CO. ls Kings Arms Ysrd, London.
victories, Paris; OF
gro. ". DRAPER HAvro.
The Of these ships will be accountable for gold
silver hnlinn spsee jewelry precious stones METALS
unless bills Of idtpg signed therefor, and the vs.
AAeresf therein expressed.
rsrEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgew and New York Steamship Companys new
steamship GLASGOW s62 toas &6 horse power Robert
Craig viii leave New York for Glasgow Sat
1rday July It, ut II o'clock xaa Saturday,
foomsl s90 DO. do todshp ao t7o; second eaba ~:
Ahiyd slAsa fSD-steuAxd's fees included. Apply to
FCuE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM.
ship Com intend sailing their fsycrte
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
CitY o. GLASGOW. Saturday, 1ng u
LIVERPOOL.
Eity Of GLASGOW. Wednesday, July ~
saoop, sso SIS and SIS, according TO state roomsJ
limited number Of third class passengers will be ken,
and found with somfort SHY cooked provifiops for
~. to liverpool 80. from liverpool
Parties wishing 10 bring out their friends obtain oer
hcsfes Of passage and drafts on the Bank Of ireand
Abe othos Of THOMAS RICHARDSON, Aren't,
No. ID Broadway.
r IvEePOOL PACKETs-OLD BLACK STAR LINE
ASslInR LIST. stA llth 10Th, 2lst and 7sth Of every
moy tn.
Passage Liverpool can ss.ured At lowest possible
rates. and with Of SsinE prSmpty forwarded
Drafts sight Royal Bank and Ulster Banking Com
pany Ireland Eaticna Bank Of Scotland London Liver.
pool, De. WILL IAAS GUION. No. 40 Fulton street.
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WAvERLEY HOUSE MADISON, MORRIS COUNTY,
w New Jerseys D. HUNTER, Proprietor. This house
has remodeled and newly furnished and
for the reception of summer boardsrs.
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TRAVEILEHS' GUIDE.


p. from Pier No. Morsn ,,sT IL. nSs d. ~
:Ss .s:ssso.s se fhllsas eSis q
& s:s:;. K :.;: i . !.
Inland s.ssf s.y express
;sp n: q mort: and inS III;
fssss %
trains will land At Croton Falls and Chatham
Hall statsn, corner Of Try0n row and Centre street.
EoRKEYPoRr AND FORT HAMILroN-FRoM THR
81 EoRT New YSrP iGa
ssSsa
s o. A.
port It o'clock r NJ except Saturdays and Sunday:
FOE kI !; AND M1pDLEEowN POINT, FROM s.
John b%fT leave: Ssv YORK asily yssnd.y: :ss:pssd
boat New Test sss.3 rusdss
ass Ssyso
on s,ssps ons sSnds Extra trip
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-TRAINs DAILY FROM
IL Chambers street for Albany and Troy
Sa5 train, sA.x. Through way train. .sn A. 4 and
Express train 4P. N. Accommodation trains. $50 and
$50 r. H.. Fer Tarrytown. IL r. ~ For Peskekill 10 A.
Fa.nsers taken a. Chambsr. Canal, cbrsophsr. Thir
sunday trains from Canal street as7X NJ for PousA
l. sa 81 siSy isfsgnS s.y
~ New Jersey Railroad. -Unitsd States and Express
hns; nsspsa .r foo,
Philssd lo At via Remington, and A. n.
~ 7. N. from Phiisdephia Through tickets soid, and
ps:ssnss,s AID through Ssss.gs carried f Bsltimo.o
shs ferry nftssn minutes befoss the trains leave.
NEW YORK TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS DIRECT
~ Via New Haven, Hartford Springfield, Northampton,
Ticket sces Broadway and Canal street
sixth street and Fourth avenue Express trains A.
rRXNcis HYDE Genera. Agent SS isS sasss ssae.
NEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILROAD TO BEL
psier 81. Adams, ogdensbursh, and Montreal Ticket
Offices Broadway and anal street and Twenty x
Bsssss. stselsd tSTcusS Tcr fress sorly 10
,FRANC1sHfDE, General Agent, No lo2 South street.
NEW YORK TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS nv THE
the only route by which travellers reach
sonms nee June H. lsbs-Trsvssrs for the White Msua
tans leaving New York In the evening boat the stong
I'm tim. .ss sn F q, s .'
ssd Maine or Easter. Railroad srye ~ Portland ~ lR
and a. The station house; Serh:~ 1902
at Portland and the ~ aiss
.,. rom Psry.pd Tray.llsI. leaving Bo,tsn n sA'
vain 5rsn Portland. rare 80 by this rcuts.
5 =. CORsER, s1pt. 6tansic and 81. L. RR
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VyANDEWATP HOTEL SOUTH OYSTER BAY,
Lorg Island.-This russ is most pleasantly and
lubrouy situated within view of fine bay and has good
for families and single gentlemen 1t Is Of
by the Island railroad and stage from
Farmingd.e Fishing boating and guning within short
distance thu house. and the drives m the vicinity oee
br ted for their rural beauty and diversity Csrrsse. and
hores the premises and every attention will be paid by
the proprietor to the convenience and comfort Of the
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WATERING PLACES.


: ~
NHAMPLTN HOUSE, ISLIP. LONG IsLAND-THIS
" hotel delightfully."- situated the south side directly
opposite Fire Island Light House, s for the reception
families and transient b0arders Good boats and careful
men always in attendance Cor blue and excursions
to the light. AMOS r. STELLENWERF.
HAMILTON HOUSE, FORT HAMILTON, Il. l., IS
IL open tor and transient boarders The
steamboat ECONOMY leaves pier No North river AZ and
10 A. N. and and lP. N. HAWLEY D. CLAPP.
L hurry river Monmouth county N j. opsu for the
pon bosrdsrs Steamers Alice c. Price Peck slip
and Golden Gate foot street ply daily TO aud
fro. JOSEPH A. SLAMM.
DlvERsIDE MANSION. HEAD OF SHREWSBURY
IL river n J.This and spacious house is now open
for yers Families wishing board in the country will find
this delightful spot with comfort they wish
it the intention of the to keep respect
first house Access TO the city Three boats ply
daily. For further information apply to OGBuRN HAN
KINSON proprietors Red Bank, J.
GA BATHING AT CAPE MAY-NATIONAL HALL
This large, elegant, and frst class hotel Cape
OF the osean. AARON GARRETSON, Proprietor.
rI'HE PAVILION HOTEL AT ROCKAWAY, L. l., ls
open leave South ferry Brooklyn Mt 10 O'Clock,
A. H., and 81 o'clock for jamaica where stages will
be in readiness to vseIs 70 tho house Any com:
''''"'' A'''''' e'' J. BRINTNAbL4
TEOMPsON's ATLANTIC PAVILION HIGHLANDS
New Jersey, Is open for ysters and every atten
tion will paid to their comfort n BSurf aad river
bathing good calling and fehing The James Christopher
leaves Sunday st 10 o'clock from foot OF Murray street
JOSEPH p. THOMPSON, Proprietor.
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THE BATH HOUSE, SITUATED AT BATH, LONG
i Island seven miles from the City Hall, New York, by
pisrk Tho und rsigncd takes pleasure In
ing those seeking home for the that the above
Furnished hrouShout ready for tue reception u
guests It's ample for hundred and
hty and rot surpassed In quality by those
other side house, and Its location imnoda.ey
delightful in the country The undersigned trusts that
of his will be found wanting render the Bath
House worthy cfthe it has sustained
Regular lines Of omnibuses leave either of the Brooklyn
ferries every minutes for Greenwood Cemetery where
the Bath House be TAKEN at and 10 o'clock
A. NJ and at 6, and7 O'Clock p H. For further infor
nation inquiries may be made letters left at 100 Broad
way, New York. b. RATHBUN, Agent.
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CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL-
~ phia from pier No North river.-Two lines daily at
10 A. M and r. NJ Accommodation line at 10 A. H. by
Trenton 70 South Amboy ears to
press lire, at M by steamboat John Potter to Am
boy thence direct Camden by carsthrough in four hours
A. N. And2 p. N.
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A USTRALIA-CiIPPER LINE.-THE BEAUTIFUL A
"A No. slhp C0MORO, McCurdy master, will sail fol
For cabin passage, apply at once, TO VIM. l. Ougan,
south street Arke Elliot lag Pearl street w. W. Rus
ali
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EOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.--THE UNITED
Il States mail steamship FRANKLIN Jas. A. Wotton,
commander will leave for Havre touching At Southampton
e land the maiy and PASSENGERS Saturday, July 80 ct
II o'clock pier No. North rive Price of passage
sso Bsgsge rot wanted the voyage should be
eLandis will be received board after Thursday July g.
For freight or passage apply to
MORTIMER LIVINGSTONE Agent. IS Broadway,
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L,OR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA THE NEW AMI
splendid U. 5. mail steamship MARION, Capt. Der
ry will leave pier No North river, Saturday July
AZ o'clock T. M precisely All bills Of lading signed b,
tfs purser on board For freight or passage spBy 70
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ERANKLlN MUSEUM, l?5 CHATHAM sTsEET, GEO.
LEA Proprietor The above establishments open
afternoon O'clock and in the evening at 7s for the
purpose Of Classic and Original representation Of Living
Statuaryn by Mile Casnets Troupe OF Model Artists to-
geter with variety of performance For farther
particulars bills of each day. Admission:-Seats in
Private boxes 20 cents stage Sests with cusbio sd
chairs X1a; Eoxcs, rs ocats; Gallery, l2h cents
r Asst THREE DAYS OF THE HOLY LAND, At THE
II Georama $50 RroaGway.-This superb painting wil
positively close Saturday evening July to give place
to another great work Saturday aftarnoon cxhioon
ing o'clock Admission 80 cents children hall price.
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THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER NAY QUEEN.
Captain Daniel AN Buskirk be chartered for Sab
bath schools military and musical with with
. barge, by applying to DURANT, LATHORPE CO.,
No. a South street, W. H. WOODRUFF, Pier No. 10
North river.
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NSONTBLY STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
WI New Yort and Brsmen.Ths splendid side wheel
steamers HANSA 400 tons, and GERMAN1A, 1900 tons
having superior cations for cabin and steerAe
sensers will form regular msn.hly eommuniosson he
elCO cabin passengers and $40 for seerags
The Germans will sail from New York about the ls
September the HAnsa about tho LIST Of
Fer further information, apply TO.
OELkiCHS 1 CO., 80 Broad street.
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GAIL BOAT FOR SALE, CHEAP.-THIs BOAT IS Is
- feet inches long, einker built and copper fastened 10
waters. For particulars inquire OF VIM. Peters, Penny
DYookDyu.
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EOREIGN NEWSPAPERS. ENGLISH, IRISH,
Scotch and continental newapapers also all foreign
gaines be obtained, application to +. BRADY
CO., 81 Nassau street. Dealers supplied.
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A UsTRALIAN STEAMSHIP CoMPANY-FOR PORT
Philip Melbourne. spd Sydney ssss az La mag
D. d. Porter u. N, commander, will positively be de-
spatched for tho above ports Monday August ID two
O'Clock precisely, from her dock. pier No B. N r. This
,.s.msh s Of the size and strength and IN every equal
be the fastest steamship IN the world Her aecommoda
ons for nt second and third class passengers suPe
to those Of steamer built Rates OF
First class ladies' saloon $r5 arst class upper saloon
open. For freight or passage, apply to
J. HOWARD 4 SON, Agents, "a Broadway.
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TINTED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA
u United States Nail Steamship Company connected with
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company carrying the great
United States mail for Caorni. and Oregon Aspnw all
and Panama Also semi monthly line bet New York.
Havana and New Orleans sailing ut o'clock p. NJ from
foot Of Warren street North River.
The United States Mail Steamship Company intend to dis
The ILLINOIS Capt Hartstene, U. s. July 20.
Connecting at Panama with tie Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, foows-The Illinois with the John l. Ste
phens Captain L. Person Through tickets excep.
sing sthmus can be had at lowest rates on
New York Havana and New Orleans line-The Empire
City Captain H. wndle July r. and the Cherokee Capt
Baxter July a. Freight or passage can be had spp
cation at the oompanys office No. III West street. Of
Warren where additional information be obtained
application In person or by letter.
L,OR CALIFORNIA.-INDEPENDE OPPOSITION
splendid steamships NCLE SAM, 2O0O tons route
f6r the Pacific, and the YANKEE BLADE 2250 tons,
to be finished. with steamer chartered, will for
the present comprise the line. first class steamer
will be despatched for Aspnwal Friday, August s.
precisely O'Clock p. NJ, to with the sples
Sam. William A. Mills, commander, which will sail i'm
the arrival of the from Panama
San Francisco The steamships forming this line first
class in all respects stand No with tho insurance
psns have superior and arc unsurpats
cd for speed and ventilation Every exertion will made
the travelling public and IL Is to he hoped that Csfor
i'll Il their interest and advantage to pAronse
this line securing to them Elves speed comfort aud safety
good surgeon will DO attached TO each steamer service
and medicine tree Of charge For freight passage apply
only to 4. MILLS, Agent 81 CORTLAND street
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u OF Long Brsuch.-Ths fayorite steamer HERO Capt
W Hsneon win run every day. except saturday leaving
street East river s. Brooms street s Peck slip pier
No North river, A. NJ: returning BY p. NJ Dinner
fishing tackle and bait will be provided Fare fifty cents
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-03-15
DAILY EVENING STAR.
FANNY.
BY ALBERT PIKE.

Through the broad rolling prairie I'll merrily ride.
Though father may fown, and mother may chide,
To the green leafy island, the largest of three.
That sleep in the midst of tn t silent green sea:
For there my dear Fanny, my gentle young Fanny,
My own daring Fanny, is waiting for me.
Ho, Selim! push on! the green Isles still afar
And mornings pale light dims the mornings large
star;
Before the sun rises she'll watch there for me-
Her eyes like twin planets that gaze on the sea,
My young black eyed Fanny, my winscme, sweet
Fanny,
My own darling Fanny, that waiteth for me-
Come sluggard. I'd have thee go fster than thisl
There are ripe, rosy lips that Pm dying to kiss;
And adear little breast that will bound with delight
When the star on thy forehead first gitters in sight
My glad little Fanny, my arch, merry Fanny,
My graceful. fair Fanny. 10 star is so bri hit
Then her soft snowy arms round me fondly will
twine,
And her warm, dexy lips will be pressed close to
mine,
And her full, rosy bosom with rapture will beat,
When again, and no more to be part d. We meet;
My young. lovely Fanny, my own darling Fanny,
My dear, modest Fanny, no flower is so sweet.
So father may grumbe, and mother may cry,
And sister may sco!d-I know very well why:
lis that beauty and virtue are all Fannys store,
That while we are rich, she, alas. isquite poor
My lovely young Fanny, my faithful, true Fanny,
My own darling Fanny, FL love you the more.
Ho, Selim fleet Sclim bound fast DER the plain
The morning advances, the stars swiftly waae,
see in the distance the green leafs isle.
Between US and it stretches many Il mile;
Where my lovely young Fanny, my own darling
Fanny,
Shall welcome us both wi h a tear and smile,
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Dr.. MORRIS'S
A Antf.Dfspeptic Elixer.

FE'IIIS medicine has leen in for several years
1 and so great are its curative virtues that ,napy
cases hcA considered incurahe have hren Ser
m2nentiy cured by tie Of one bottle o. th. Elk
NTanv persons afll cted with ureasy ard pain
full feelings after eating, in all such the usr of
the Elxer. according 10 Gire ton will give the high
est sati> faction giving relief immediately and in
few days ctfecting permanent cure.
Infants teething often att cke with spells of
vomiting. The Exer on occasions If this character
is the mothers best fri md few light doses re-
stores the stomach tn its wontei healthy tone
In short no individual or family should be without
soinva uab.e Il meiicir
Soil b. c. >TOTT CO, cor. of7th street and Penn.
avenue: ". ELLIOTT. cor. of Z ard 18th street,
PATTERSON l. NAIl.N, cor oh and Pennsylvania
avenue feb7-u
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This Journal viii contain each week Twenty
eight oug umns o choice reading matttr. comuris
Ing gems Of original and leried Poetry. Tales. p,lii
cal aud Literary att les, News both foreign and
DomeS c, the proceedings of ongreSS and our State
Legiaatu ure and a full and complete Weekly Summa-
ry or the state IF the Phad, lila Markets. In TACT.
the WEEKLY iENNSYLvAHIAN will contain everything
calculate TO make IL acceptGt le FAMILY hIsITER.
TO t ose who have been il the habit of reading
the PENNsYLvAIAN, it is unnecessar to say this
Journal Will main,in the rel u'ati0n it has hitherto
bor as {. National paper freely and tod defend
ing the Constitution and the Union against the attacks
OF the fanatics Of the North the disuuionsts OF
the South. The cardinal principles Of the DE- moo ratio
r will be maintained in ala their freshness. yigcr,
and purity: and no dpartur" from our cherished
doc rines, winked at or innovation tol rated
1t has been continued effort 10 mat the Demo
cratic masses readi people, and We are pleased to
fnu that they are becoming more and Il ore every
day. But our desire is TO make them i'll mo e stu
dinuS.
cur democrat tic { lends throughout the Union. are
called u! OH tn aid in Increasing the already wide
circu ation Of the WEEKLY Pc NsYLv.NI,A by do
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