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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

appearance may have belied her true character.
Other circumstances, of which we are ignorant,
may have contributed to strengthen the erro-
neous notion of the Englishman. In such
case we should exhibit very ridiculous oDstl-
macy and false pride if we were to show dis
satisfaction after frank acknowledgment OF
the blunder But to call for that acknowledge
ment we hold to be due to ourselves and to the
world. To pass over the cases Of the Aid and
the Harriet in silence. would be neither more
nor less than tacit recognition of England's
right ofsearch. This admitted. we must expect
to have our vessels overhauled by British
cruisers on any and every pretext, in any and
every quarter Of the globe.
The real source Of these outrages does not lie
on board British vessels, but in the island OF
Cuba. Our indignation ought to be directed
against the latter, not against the former. II
our merchants suffer from delays occasioned by
British cruisers-if our national pride is wound
ed by incessant outrages on our iag-CuDa
should feel the greater part of our resentment
not England. Without duplicating ourselves.
morally. in the Cuban slave trade, we cannot
insist on that inviolability for our flag to which
it is entitled Without appearing to shelter
the Cuban slavers, we cannot protect ourselves
as we ought. The only practical solution to
the difficulty is to be found in the suppression
of the traffic on the island. So long as it exists.
American vessels will constantly be boarded
by British cruisers representations will go
out from Westinghouse apologies will return
from ST. James-and the net results Of the
whole business will be very serious interfe-
renee with our West Indian trade.
We need not tell our readers that there is but
one way Of suppressing the slave trade in Cuba.
The hope that fleet Of cruisers, vigilant as
Argus. will crush the traffic is futile. They
may hamper it, or even check it altogether, for
time; but as we have seen in Brazil, the mo-
ment the men of war ore removed, the plague
will burst forth anew. Spanish cunning and
Spanish avarice will always succeed in defeat
ing the most judiciously planned measures
Until the bond of union between Spain and her
colony is severed, we have no hope that the
slave trade will be crushed. 1t will remain for
the statesmen of England to consider how far
expediency will warrant an annual expenditure
of some four or five millions in fruitless at
tempts to accomplish purpose which can only
be effectually attained by the absorption Of the
island into the American Union.
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funds and the erection Of buildings under The eoa-
troll Of the Board Of Education.
The ward schools have gradually increased and
fourished, and gained upon the schools OF the
Public School Society, and sort Of rivalship and
contest between the latter and the Board Of Edusa
ton has been kept up for ten years past, until the
Society finally gives up the contest and renquishea
the public schools to the Board OF Education.
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New York, Friday, April 10, 1853.
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mon Council. An ordinance was passed by the
Council directing that the distribution be made
to the Free School Society the Mechanics Society,
the Orphan Asylum, and the African schools.
The Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum in Prince
street afterwards admitted to participation in
the School Fund, notwithstanding the Public School
Society demonstrated against it, and the Methodist
Episcopal Church was refused an application for
similar participation towards the support of their
SCHOOLS.
The controversy which took place between Bishop
Hughes and the Catholic clergy and the Pub
lie School Society, commencing about 1887 it is well
known led to the act establishing ward schools,
which was introduced into the Legislature by Mr..
w. D. Maclay, and passed in April, 1912.
The late William L. Stone who was appointed De-
putty Superintendent of the common schools of this
city under that act, in his report estimates the num-
Der Of pupils in all the schools of the city, in 1912 at
56,2l7-of whom 2o,217 received instruction in the
public schools under charge of the Public School
Society; 10000 in private schools; 1000 in boarding
schools, &C.; $500 in charity and church schools
and $500 in the Roman Catholic schools The fol-
lowing year lie reports that the first district or ward
school, under the act of ls42 went into operation in
iCfo, hHu slStceH VI lucSc SCHOOLS
were organized in tie course of the year, and the
whole number of pupils who had entered was 9,763,
while the number on register in the same, in Novem
Der, ls43, was 6294 and in the schools of the Pub
lie School Society, at the same time, Il 235-being
9Sl less than there was ON register in November,
1872 The increase of pupils, during the year, in all
the schools of the city, Mr. Stone estimated at 27l7
He remarks with regard to the operation of the sys-
tem--."I 1t s not to be denied that new schools wore
required and even yet perhaps there are not enough
Far letter wculd it have been, in my view lad the
means of the Public School Society been increased,
so as to have enabled them, upon their own wise
cautious, and economical system, to institute new
schools as they were wanted A vast, and for the
most Iatt unnecessary expense, would have been
saved to The city. The policy, moreover, Of having,
as it were, two parallel lines of schools deriving their
support from the public revenue, and acting, if not
in opposition to each other at least not in unity, is
of doubtful utility" He concludes bis report by re-
commencing that all the common schools Of the CITY,
public and dstrict, be placed under the management
ard care Of tie publis School Society, leaving tn.
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N-Ew FAIL Am ,yINTvn nav oooc.

~ XIV FALL AND WINTER DRY Goons w. I nv. N.
esyed by steamer. aud packets from Nev large
81 which invite a
S-n and country generally The following constitute part
Heavy bt Gosd Rhns- and Man.
hioc.de sllk In fancy coiors and black
and y Rich new style Plaid
naus french and German Msrnos. and bet Cloths
nk. Fancy coid and ne. style Plaid AlpaeAs
rattan fa,d crs.isn s sns and ho~sssns'
hch french and American Printed de Lain-s
RAN and Printed cashneIs and Pers Cioths>
Euoto Mousseine and Cashmere Robes
Plain and Figured Muusseiincs Rarrx. a. IaIpe.
y and !. hssyy sik vel,s, foe ciost. and Manl.las
Plain and Printed Opera Cloths, all
Embroidered. Dotted an Checked swIss Afa.lin.
Neck, Bonnet, Cap and Velvet Rbanis
i1nbd. hemmed stitched and Tape bordcred Hdkn
irish Linens aud shestinss. and Pillow. Linen
Grass Cloth. Corded. wadd,d and kadeli slIrt.
Pulled. Fo-ing, Gonered and Enbd Sleeves
A large ent of Worked s..x,.
Mourning and second Mourning Sleeves nd Collar,
ladies and Gents SILK. Merino, M vigonia Vests
~eoape sssorment Of Ladies' 0ent Misses Boys SIN
n. and Gent. Enbd hemmsd stitched bord'd L. O.
IA les and Gents Card Kid Gloves alexander. MAKE,
rryo.a MO 1hibet, Cashmere and Raw Glove.
r. poSon LAse Cambria and Swiss EdgnEs Insert.
Embossed woa. p,%s,k Cloth. Napkins and boyle.
'"pe, hik' Hue, Brown, Green nd Cadet Cloth
wooisn ysy., ss Fancy c.s.imere all style. qualities
sstinets rwced. kennesesi AMI Kns "saa,a 'e'Ds'
Wn Ig S'i MO-, Plains ksr.ey. and LIn.sys
BLACK Green, Drab. and niu- Isa,- r,'
Velvet, Tapestry, brussels. s-py and In~r.,n
srst chsn.ils and rsi,sd Rus. and Mats 0A'pe'ns
american, scotch and "a French 0inshams
srorn ard Beaehed Domesties. she.tiss, fhl,,,,.
Ofnaburr OF all m snufactures "s. ana ootto
., wheh having been purchased cash. ar. os.
'"oe'Ae anu Retail at teasonate advance on cost
VALENTINE, oRENsIAw 4 co
seq w. "oorner Broad 9TH and Capitol streets,
NeaFC anlt,l
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FAIL GOODS.

bserhsr have received she larger portion their Fall
in ,heI sOreheuse No Is Pearl doors north ofher
Their s,ot comprise. neen hundred packages and
BOOTS, SHOES HATS, CAPS LEATHER, TRUNKS,
ETC. which, having been selected with bought
TO purchaser. sry house county Thsy
North Carolina promising ,her best Efforts give .aseon to
eUIRLEs BROOKE
No. 10 P,aTI Street,
l,uts HALE Importer md Dcnler IN Watches JswcIry
- aud Fancy ,;o.d. No. io6 Ma. ,st Is nov ops9iPg
Iy d Country Merchants invited to examine goods and
1900 Gold and Silver Watches, kinds. from the esle
90 G aS% Too GSa s soma new styles fancy
The rrr,, assortment Gody offered hI. city.
sysy variety ard kod ais. lsrEs as.oru n Of Ss,, Geod,
100 dolea Hair Cioi Too'h s, and La,hsr Sa'hs.
YS dozen H.pey sS'e, assorted TS.
20po Ercce assorted kinds Of nuiicns
s a9.s. o GG sTsrS T anS. and KINDS
600 Monies styles 100 pat
Cigar ca.es-A large assortment
Clicks, 81 and Kind Dressing caes Desks Port
ySo. g,qy ,e, qT, H., vp sST
% class store aud " prices ss ,s"TG st 81 20 Ps
n ANDeCAPB GARDrNING.-GEo. ". WEST, Exchange
4 BootsoreJ neat " the Post 0mee-
f B@.n o. I ra@ss s M6sl os spa fl's %
ssSss ani he A Tsfang y JoR" SosS
Sheep breeds, management, and diseases By VIM Youa,t
tanning Ne causes. mp@. and ss'men'o all 'hedi'ea'e' '
The Horse by WIN Youat edition with Illus
atou together with general history ~ the Horse, dssefa
ton American Trong Horse ow trained and Joctycd.
his remarkable performance; and say the
As aud the Mus by skinner; 10.
Life Scenes sketches Light shadow the World around
No, BY Francis DuriveFe; full Of Ptiur,E ".
hS,, Of Ne. noysl' By !Ss ss. '''''
afsSs~ sad asSsy' iof Soy'%syn oMyrTs,
pp9 Under Exchange
VALtABLk BOoT-.-J W. msDoLPn offers for sale,
znong the prominent Rufhns Register 10
vols Cuvator Coemans European Agcutufs
Trees o. America Buists Eamiy Hchtn Gardener American
Flower Garden Direcory DovnnEs Country Houses Aufan
Orchadist Western fafmcr sd Gardener
the fhrn Johusons Warmers Encyclopedia Pessenden Com.
pl-te snd Gardener brary vols John
sons Agricultural Chemtfy Johnson uetora
~ ~ OardennE nudons Encyclopedia q Gardening, Lebcgs
AFrieultursl Ohemsyi MoNshons American Gadtnsr Nes
Iu HoNer anf hchcn Gardner Parsons the Rosei Runn
on Caleareous Manes Norons enne Rricuure; on
Plant saSons Rural Hand shnners uemen Of Agr
eultursj ssysrs Flower Garden copsnon Tophsm misty
Nade tHsy Psnaton Farm distraction, Rcgulaon Record
VeniV and Account Book by Southern Pknter Allen
estic Animss Brown, Dyon Richardson Poultry:
Clse fouau and SINNERS Cattle Doctor Mrenp American
hhepherd Randals sheep HusbanJy; Mason Rupp Hinds
and Youats farrery Youau and Cattle DovpInss
Cottage Resdences and Rural Economy Rural
Yarmsr's Land heasurer Miller Mwrights Guide
Racing Calendar, 10 vols, MIA Trad
bis own Cattle Doctor snd farer Miners Bee Keeper Manual
nnsrs sgeu'are Vohi Downing, Fruit Trees Guernop
be hileh Cow se' oeSl
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n N ut -t-rt HNI-HI>G HtRDwARE-we are nov in re-
ccip Of complete Of House
nshing ar ice., consisting Of
Rrsss Pierced lrJ n, wirc and Nursery Tenders
Polished Steel and rNss Head shovrs Tongs rokers
Copper, Brass and Jappaned Coal liods
Polished Steel and Brass footmvn
Iappsnsd Fire Carriers
Bra =. BronE.d and Iron And Irons
Rodg,rs' superior Ivory Handle Knives and Forks
superior American Ivory Handle Knives aud Forks
fbory bone, Buffalo and Buck Handle Knives Forks
Silver fgtcd ard Alhata Table a. Dessert Forks
Slv Plated. run Slv Rrittania Table Spoons
Rcck TIN C,Gre Pots, Tea Pots, a. r.s avid Toe Urns
STEAK Dishes, Oy stcr Tuttcns and Dishes
Ns'ters in sets sincy
Rrass n white Nets Candle
Shutters and Snuler ray
Cur tain hands and Pins u beautiful assortment
Together with Cooking Utensils Of Kind
lowb AND. JOHNSTON 4 co,
Importers and Dealers in Hardware, Z itery &c
ocli sign II the Cro,..cut saw I; Main a.
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HARDWARE,

FALL IMPORTATION, 1853.
r. MOORE n 90. Importers Dealers IN FOREffN
u and DOMESTIC HdRDWSRk, Sc Miin street., R.ca.
moHd, Va In receipt steamships packets Ly
sPSo Of l and complete assortment OF Birmingham and
sheic HARDWARE and frum
try they have received a supply Of American HARDWARE
consisting in Of
Rodgers" wostcnholm's fine Pen Pocket Knives
zen and Pocket Knives Of various makers styles
Boek, Rome Ebony and Ivory Handle Knives and Forks
ivory Handle Knives frrks, in sets 81 pieces
Wade a Butchers superior RatoTs and shears
SINGLE and Double Barrel Guns, very superior
fstols, Rifle, Rice Barrels and Mountings
Trace, Halter l.'F, Well and fiith Chains
COLLINS, ''Simmuns," and Virginia
"Amcs" and RIOS lands" Spades shoysls
Mil, Pitt, Cross Cut and Circular
Anyils, Vices, and sriih's Bellows
sledgc and Hand Hammers, stocks and Dies
Blister, shear, ana Cast Steel
CASTING, Horse shoes and Horse Nails
Horse CollzT- blind Brides aud Hammers
Bride FuinE., WoTsttd RcinS and Girths
Lacks and Hinges Of drs ription
Planes, Chisels, Auger~ and Files, all kinds
Platform and Counter Scales Pat Balances
English, American and a. D. Per Caps all
found in liARpwA
A. their goods selected with attention. pur-
chased on the most ms they feel assured 81
fer strong Inducements merchants
fuy invite them examination Of their
isnvd 10 sell ioS regular house in this.
Northern AuI6
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IN NJ.

sui9 BOYD EDMOND 4 DGyEHPoRT
rAHRIAGEs.C AnHIaGEss-ALFRED
t'S sss i%S' re- :. az and los ss
MADE cAKRiRFs and s,nr, % .y S aas
a.. 90, sq1a,sd BY saOI'hnSn IN Iii. city
French 1, G s, One horse Ba,ouehs'
Five seat RccEsTay, side seat Top Bossie,
FOUR seat Hckavays Bugges without Tops variety Of
Manufactured materials andy
men Being largely engaged In the manufacturing Carriages
s @ G m my sGs SdS by a. quality Carriages
REPAIRING done in the best manner and with Dispatch AEind'
UlLEAonED AND BROWN snIRTrNGs AND smEErI.Gs-
We ohsr sfse and complete stock q the shove goods
sei5 No. 70 Main .ir.st
vlNO ms AGHiCI LTImAL SOCIETY OF yIntINIl-
W. gisI ~ ci ag s, r, nr M s", t,,.s
Giles joined With Cement will become a in ten
delicate sussc THE Invaluable sioS be IN ne
S o. sg, no., s Sd NJ ps Se en.,g -
ur.d .oy =, establishment, or this State, and may
,.m e1 STy4 sE... mo b. D,sgr IT,
ExrRA SCREWS AND BOXES yoR wCEs.- ed Hre,,
oes sign Of the Circular saw, ii vain street,
6NRPErINGsi oARPEnSGsii -oHRlsTIAs LAYuRoP
y would call especial a,isuan 'hsif stock Of Caretng
"ss Patent Tapestry ysy.; Csrs,: ,.,uo,-
EGsl'h and American yhre; Ply and Thread Cape"
Sup Dutch Carpets. IN variety
low priced AL ru1l and Cotton Chain do
Cotton and Hemp Carpets from VIC 20 nc the I'd
Rob Rugs soha Carpets and Table Covers
Rope, Manilia, and Brush Mats
floor OIL Cloth, ~, 81 and 81 vide
Dumb Cloths, lOt t2A and 1914, long
Also Bras stair Rods hollow and ocagon shapes IN
lengths from - inches 10 a. inches.
The aboye ooos mostly Of direct Importation and
oos ciiSisTisS ~ LITTsop. % M.roa st
ANsEHs OFT saFs, nos's Nol.,'e, superior quality Black
u Tess small psper; RIO Conee, for sale BY
eci6 bAyESPokr, ALLEN a co.
MOUND ALUM sAJT.-Pne Salt Marshall brand, by
~ oci5 DAVENPORT, ALLEN a co. y
rHNEsE aoNGs-sutabs ior Hotels, hosrdlpg Houses A
~ o. Zoe tone FOR sale by BULKLEY co,
oelb isT MaH street.
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ys Richmond, Va, on the dock.
>-As.-s-:,.-> n EiSiM LINE or noAv- fOn
CLINTON, Captain Donald, UNION, Captain
H. funke leave regularly wsp>sSp.Ns BELLY Captain
Johnson DESPATCH Capt Cook, regularly onsArrRpAY
These Boats compelled advertised, in order
make their regular shippers therefore depend
their regularity. No freight taken.
~ Freight for this Tine day
SATURDAY., after . O'Clock. p. N.
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JOSEPH II. coLoUIrr, Agent.
FALL SUPPLY
OF DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS, FANCY GOODS

ETC, ETC, for sale by DOVE 4 Co
lO0O0 Ibs sup Carb Soda best Newcastle
1890 lbs Copptras, bright Green
81 bbls Fire Proof Paint: 1861 lbs Indigo
lOt'd gallons solar Oil Gu lbs BoraN, Woods best
3 casks Nuimefs casks N,ddrr
loo Mats Cassie; OIL limestone
2Ol,nOU CrArs assorted, 2CU boxes Chewing Tobacco
5000 papers Smoking Tobacco; 10 Jbls bps salts
Ia Dbis Aluu ~ bbs Nenet. Ked
300 lbs Glge, !rsh; leo dozen Mustang Linment
leo dozen Arabian Lnimrnt iUUO lbs Tonqua Beans
1900 lbs Extract LogwOOd
SEQ lbs Paris Green, dry and Ia oil
200 lbs Chrome Green; $50 lbs Chrome Yellow
baes fresh Cloves POI loE,n VerHifuges, assorted
& gross Yeast Powders; 81 boxes lulTs Soap
10 gTuss fapkrf sJsp. 10 WIGds1T Soap
boxes Palm Soap; buOlh5 heO;eh sDun, H. papers
20 dozen Paint Bgckets 10 bbs Copal yaTnish
loo dozen Tooth Bushes; loo dozen shaving Brushes
Ia gross BTandrcth's Pils; lee grus, Matches
100 boxes Transparent Soap; SO lbs Ginger
L. ksg Emery, escorted. L'-n Cologn-s assorted
u gruss Striitz aud Soda Powd-Ts ca Foxes, ; ~
q Ibis birthstone; eases Vanilla Beans
Together Nith usual cp-- Drugs Medicines
Pants, Os Fancy articles, all 81 which upon
ss8 4
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rUNHHOuGB TO LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN IN TWO
Days, In our Mall Packet 'at by scosi- and ynch-
burgOn and after the 18th Of October.
leave Richmond daily, Sundays
NJ and arrive in Lynehburg - hours
hours
Returning leave Buchanan A. day except
day arrive Ia ynchhug CS r. NJ leave lynchburg
and arryr In Richmond IN 30 hours time
Norfolk Boats leaving t5 A. ~ and the suteTn
Railroad Cirs leaving a I 4. ".
Passengers for Lexington with line stages
NORTH RIVER Returning leaving Lexington
days aud arrive Ia Richmond In - hours
Passengers nr fanve, fare o. buckingham House
Care " y y Charlottesville, fare t2and
leave Richmond on Mondays Wednesdays sud Frhays Boat
below see Card Of time Of Arrival distAnce
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ssuIToN a WINSTON. Gunner ia,h and Cary Streets,

- t1TON a WINSTON. Gunner 3ih and Cary Streets
- Opposite the Columbian liotel Wholesale Retail
ers In ocrrit having received Of their Fall Stock,
prepared rr Country Merchants and the
tnduccrents--toN Which invite their attention.
~ Lhds Rice" Cuba, and sugar.
2lsl hnis. Crushed, Powdered and Coffee do.
~ boxes Loaf
49, b. Rio CSC
go 10 odJlya, LaFuagra aai Manila cOGee
/ ibis. Syrup
- d. 80 and Cuba Mclasses
~ 30 Cub. do
- hhds sides and Sloulivr bacon
- tL.s Tanners OIL
q" DO G-rss AMI Capped HeTrings
$50 krgs NAl., u,st rTAnds
leo bids R=ctfed whiskey
~ y pires D. Brandy, some very Gne and old
~ = do do do
50 ), casks Oh Mad and sherry Wine
- \ do Purt Cherry and Malaga do
81 hols y RuUi
~ do Apple brandy
- do American Gin
- casks hest london Porter
~ SO CIDER Vinegar
leo basket, Champagne Wine
In hhis Jamaica Rum
100 600 t.ar~. all grades
- boxes Manufactured Tobacco
-" .r.ms Letter Cap and Wrapping PAPER
2H dozen Painted Baskets
81 "a, ssr,s q 4, Hack aua I.aps,=l Teas
2" tone beet Peruvian Uuano
80 sacks salt
lSD boxes Ialow and Aiamantine Candles
Also-shui, PoWdvr, Chocolate, sole and Upper Leather
Pepper, AlhPire, Sum,gs, Mace Cloves, Ginger
Mustvri, Cotton and Hemp Lines and Cords,
Shoe Thread, Hacking, Indigo, Matches. soda, Alum
COpperss, EN. LOEvurd. Bruous, smoking Tobacco
Candle Wick, Coitun and Hemp Irvine, &C.
All u Which will be cold los for cash
au2i-u SETON a WINSTON.
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u ne..ss RlUroh MDryIysI r par cent t3HI,a S''9s
Principal payable IN Nee York, and ,oHrerti
f.fo ocl OF JrHy tls pleasure tie Ao'1r
dy u Drcenber, t5?-These bonas m sums
$1,000 each for and % the
hundred thousand dollars authorised T.!
its last session million Of which was taken
by whole scared by deed % trust
the Company tof the prompt pay
gitiIle redemption OF IT,, Rnrs
loan, with their original capital Of three millions
vii be expended the road.
mi, Rod Si The T-nness Line
distance or 2t5 nle.-Ehrre other sialsr
extending Memphis the Mississippi riyt
thereby AGlrng South side ami Petersburg Nor
completed continuous communication from
Peterburs AMI Richmond Memphis Npa-cs through
our re frity
judging argr and
increasing which already commands the friends II the
Road are stng1ine will certainly cent
is under contract Ani viii he completed
by Of OF the Ice
in regard 70 the Bonds
be al on 4 Z. W. PURCELL CO,
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H ssss s 3ssss - ssssA

r1HnAr NJ,.r.ihts ,iA,.. .,ot r,..hkDIt!lGH o.
UE EIRE To tLTllORE AND PMLiDELPHIA.--un
nJ amer Monday the through tickets 10 Btiuor
And obtained OF this Company, over th
route via Washington, the fohoTng terias, via n.
baltimore,
To Phiisle phA, at y
which the passenger transit Tor sci AMI basEagc
through Washington and BALTIMORE nee q" any extra
daily lines run between fhlh
depths York. NsSlns from " to ~ Tor each
for second class piscu
gers be .; loss .or cheap Anj coiorAh
NeS York.
Tar allow reasonable ourn in
Warrington aud BALTIMORE, without detrent to privilege
raa,.,,.d nv them :. RUTH,
Agent Of Transportation.
49,, lss{
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IL n,e or Ssrron. Debiliy. ainr,i snl ali
Constipation Inward Plies ,hc Head, Aei
@ ia. stomach Nausea ea16drn Dss..i r Food fnny'.
at the P. OF the stomach. Swimming Of the Head lIa4 aud
t%s w sSS r, G'. s ss 5 5 Pam S the Head Da
e.rs, Of Perpr,o Teowness Of he sn and Bye. PAIN IN
che sd, BscL Chest. Limbs as sadasa y S'ss Of sa burn
.SI Sd Spirit; can &c sqSi%sy cured by Ok hSosLhHR
con, No. 100 Arch street, Philadelphia
b, ssg bef pTparaion in ,&e ua state s the cue. s.
IN many eases after ssiiui physicians hai billed
great rrctacaion diseases % hs LIVER antser
glands exercising the searching la voaEEcss ami a
ee,on. the digestive organs they arc ~'h safe and
READ AND BE COgVTNCEp.
The "ph.asphiA saturday Gazette 'sys ofD HoofLANps
.eldoa what termed Patent Meii
Dr. nodands German Buter. Nsh
to be distinctly understood that We ar o .rans thg nos
forgotten they done their guilty mischief bui ct
the hearty APPROVAL Of the faculty
"Scoar. Wscky" said, August 23:
son, by Of the prominent
seasne. so Persons vii Ind
.a..a!.sseas 70 Their hSS " ta9s from experience the
MORE ETLDESCk
D. McSre - o. me ys rys s are Sy @
medicine for stubborn disease Of the bowels aud with
bottles and have derived benefit expyrien,
.1 We e. az i pre-. SS S s' " '"' "
Hiashe, Mayor Of the city Of cs2sp, New Jer
ahoo,lisDs BrTrssswe have seen natternF
medicine from which they ia
inquiry respecting ~ merits FROM inquiry
10 use found slircihc
upon and digestive tue
powerful influence exert. neryou. rro'''-n really
SURPRISING strengthens the nerves, bringing then
into state Of rcpose mstlGE sleep rcirrshiug
this medicine us-I satishedtr
the liver
tem great majority imaginary diseases
Have healthy condition yOI bid defiance
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THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 100 door below SIXTH Ph-3spha, and by
dealers generally throughout the
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