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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-14

Cordage.
IN COILS Manila ,assd sizes,a Pittsburgh prices
w 10 10 do DO d a2tn9S aemP do DO do do
81 reels Packing Yarni
do Italian hemp Packing Yarn;
so dozen Bed cords and Plough ine>j
600 lbs Broom Twine;
1000 lbs sup'T cotton Seine TWinc;
50lbs Giliing;
10 reels hemp Bed cord;
20 bales Oakum;
10 brlS Fitch and Resin;
general assortment, comprising Blocks, Hooks and
Thmbes, Anchors Caulkng n0lIets and chsels, Lard Oil
MOps, Caulkng cotton and tow, etc.
CHAS. H. BERRY,
IT Corner Union and Water SIS.
lUU $50 $50 b b6ls 81 u. O. mo Eoiasses;
100 bags Rio coffee;
% tierces rice;
60 i hal[ehests H. C P. Imp and black teas;
% boxes Is, los, and plug tobacco;
90 kegs Virginia twist;
10 bags pepper;
90 boxes ground pepper;
bags pimentoi
Dbl. nutmegs;
case CaTaCa indigo;
Dbl. cloves
I eask Levy, Garrett & Sons Scotch snuf;
90 bbls No. 3large mackerali
% med.
25 small
90 half bbls TO- 3
10 quarters
10 80
90 kits
. drums cod fish.
Received and for sale by
apeT DoNLoN & MAXWELL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-14

JAS Il. BOWEN, Minister of the Gospel,
Late Pastor OF Tie SOUTHAMPTON Baptist Church.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-14

Let not shame or del:caoy keep you back, but
fleet that yOu life and reputation at stakes remember
that poison is death your constitution and
only physical powers and mental acu
joys blghts tic prospects ofte future, and your
body and soul the dark mantle Of despair The 9Epot-
clan is before YOU one who has made this branch Of
cal science profound study, ard who has been favored
with extended opportunities of comparing theory with
practice, and did could adduce the CRATE
iul testimony thou ands who have been rescued his
timely assistance fromth abyss OF impending All
applicants sacrcdy guarded from exposure by the Gs
O professional honor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

From the Baltimore American, May 81
BIO Dc sVees to Esd We s.s
% the attention of commercial friends for the folowinr
extracts from letters embracing the latest intelligence
The Golden Gate from New York, bound for California
touched here on the -k instant, and brought papers
1890 to l0c the three days following our mar
ket swept ofAf he good coffee Sales amounted to
90 goo bags, ofsl .about 5000 bags for United
ssed rs sc Gooa sea rs to. rsS . to
sample Of loosesup Grand superors 3lsOo to 3us5o
Per arroee Sales yesterday amounted bags and
g coffee we now consider to be under 600 bags To-
day 6ne weather has set in and more plentiful Supplies
the ss The ,, only
n.ts Of 400 bags regulars bags good rsts and
low superors to superors The dealers are de.
prices win give way supplies begin TO arrive
.e per Stewart and Reisassr are
water and win in all probability be sold for account
Of underwriters All the Baltimore -four that mas lately
arrived has turned out unsound Freghts to Northern
nothing is doing: we expsct it win open at Esd
r. ga cargo of New Orleans flour per Delaware has
sound Baltimore would fetch to-day 17N0o0 Der barrel
he Inca from your port has Just arrived
From 2 Rio De Janeiro letter, March 2s]
Favorable advises have caused great stir in our coffee
narket and We have to note transactions at advance
q 100 to 200 reis The stock has become reduced to
Unless the next dvces from the United States and Eu.
to further savancs supH,;;s the interior
Another letter. under same date, says
Our coffee market being barely and badly stocked
only requires such news as has been brought S Late ar
not believe 4B00o per arrobe would buy good selection
Of coffee to day and think rates win be maintained
interior from the weather. and short crop for next
son, and we may have Q demand for Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

On Thursday Nay at the residence Of the brides
Their by the Rev. Peter Chauncey rector of st. James
Church, Mr. JoHN Hall Moss to Miss CHARLOTTE RUrraR
second daughter the late John Rutter OF Yorkvie NY
Rev Bishop Potter DESDY SHARwooD OF Ramsgate Rent
England TO FANNY AUGUSTA, daughter OF NJ W. Bridges,
Of Philadelphia.
On Thursday morning, May 3, ct Hartford, Conn By
the Rev DR. Turnbul CHAT. A GRIFFIN Of New York To
DELLA 8, daughter Of Abraham Griswold, Esq., of the
former place.
Long Island papers please copy.
M IN Philadelphia: Nay g. by the ReY Mr.. Clark, L. W.
Elder, NJ D., OF Hoboken, n j., to RMEN II. CRAIGE OF
On Wednesday. May 4 in the Sands street Church,
Brooklyn by the Rev s. Laudon. p. E., Rev. N. e.
WILLING, from San Francisco to Miss JULIA NJ, second
daughter Of r. 3. Cadmus, Esq, Of Brooklyn.
On Friday, May g. by the Rev. Thomas Armatage
pastor OF Norfolk street Baptist Church, Mr.. JAMES NJ
HANCOCK 10 Miss RRECcA A. CURI, al Of this city.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NE travelling public these roads were brought to
dad stand, day two SINCE at the old terminus in
UnAmoers street Public convenience SO soon becomes
bubble necessity-daily habit soon becomes a daily
wans-that we began to think 1t matter of course and
altogether an indispensable thing personal comfort
- carried down. to Barclay street We felt therefore,
considerably sggrieved at the mishap, and commenced
Ne days duties in that amable frame of mind that
enc 10 supposed to feel the occasion Of losing his break
s or Of being kindly robbed by his friend of the
ing paper.
Travelling down Church street, the Of this inter-
ruption Of the public travel is at perceived por-
ton Of the block between Warren and Mdray streets is
undergoing the process Of demolition and the Street Com
missioner it seems had given the mary license to
the adjoining to Of the street. thus
completely buryiDg the track under mass of rubbish
bricks and mortar.
Il there remedy for this? One would think the
twenty thirty thousand daily over these
roads had rights we'll the individual property owner
The nuisance, legazed might continue three months
six it might happen in Varick or Carmine streets AZ
well IS in Church 1t was said byone of the counsel in
railroad in this CITY, that the railroad has
become part OF the common law. II So the common
Avis no longer in force in Church street. It has been
repealed BY decree Of the Street Commissioner and Ia
dead and buried The travelling public are looking with
snxey for its speedy resurrection from brick
ma mortar sepuscnre. ONE OF THE SUFFERERS
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The Medical Dinner.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
-Four reporter Of the medical dinner at Metropotan
HAN heard me so imperfectly to have entirely mis-
taken the meaning and to very great extent the words
Of what is reported speech. The concluding sem
nsnt was also entirely nisapprehended owing to the
0tance Of the reporters seat and noise in the hall
ahould have been:-"Woman-t0m an-the moon hang
hg IN beauty over the sea-her influence silent and un
sesn sways the mighty tide Mther and thther at her
viNb n r. ROM m
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Court Of General Sessions.
pofnro Iud0o Rooho


MAY 6-The Court met this afternoon for the purpose of
receiving the indictments of the Grand jury True bills
81 indictment found against persons to the number
Of twenty perhaps. Several prisoners araigned
among the rest Chauncy Larkin, alias Colonel FIJI
MORE who brought up on three several indictments
to al Of which he pleaded not guilty The prisoner looks
called him IArkin his right name he said Colonel
Fillmore He asked the Judge to postpone his trial until
TIA rst Monday in June; but that functionary thought
he had I'D plenty of time to prepare for his trail and
$500 set bis case down for Monday
The Court, star disShargids some few offenders, ad-
iouJned until Monday morn,-s.
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Office OF the Association FOR the Exhibition
the Industry all Nations-New York, May T. 1853
Notice Is hereby given that tho building erected by
Association Reservoir Square will be ready receive
articles intended for Exhibition in the American Depart
the 10th instant.
This notice 10 intended however TO apply to ma
chinery agricuitur implements pictures the
citation has found to erect additional build
for these branches Of the Exhibition notice will be
received.
The goods specified in this notice will be received on
Fortieth street, NJ the entrance nearest the
Reservoir
The Central Consolidated Line of New York Rsroa ds
will transport goods intended for Exhibition freight
on presentation Of the efheia certificate Of allotment
goods must be divercd at the building
70 the ASSOCIATION. WIN. WHETTEN, Secretary.
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Orv1cE, No. o. HnoADNAv, view HoxA-
pursuance Of their that fer ezoea
eAce In the several Of the exhibition Will BE
awarded under the direction Of capable and eminent
the Board Of Directors now invite artists and
three inches diameter that shall be suitable 70 the above
purpose and illustrative of the objects Of the exhibition
The offerings should DO addressed the SEALED
and supsrscribcd Design for Medal"
They WIN be opened the third day Of June BY oon
nittee whose award the Of two hundred dollars
WIN. WHETTEN. Secretary
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &c.

WATCHES AND JEwELRY-THE SUBSCRIBRR n
w selling all descriptions Of
GOLD AND SILVER wArcnEs, yEwELRy AND SILVER vAlD,
at retail, at much less than the usual prices.
JURGENsKN WATCHES.
Real Jules Jugersen watches received by arrival
with certificates from him with each watch warranted
sect time keepers. COOPER WATCHES.
Duplex and levers In hunting and magic cases. perfecs
4mc keepers. fNDEPENDEEr SECOND,
and quarter second watches timing horses and geld nA
Splendid gold pocket shronometcrs, which without
variation. wArcHKs.
watches which eight days.
ENAMEL wArcHR
for ladies, some in hunting eases.
DIAMOND wArcHre
for ladies, some in magic cases
which change into three different watched
wHIcH WIND
mn and turn the hands without any key.
Tine sod Iepne watches, four holes ewellsd. So -
Cola snamsed watches for tho ladies.
GoS Enss Ppsssns levers CASE;
silver patent levers low Is %
silver detached levers low ....... -
md ali other styles Of watches at equally low prices
Diamond rings pins bracelets finger rings crosses
FOR sale at much less than the usual prices.
yEwELpy.
All kinds OF gold chains gold wedding rings, gold
Bios bracelets breapns cub pins looksts earrings gold
and silver spcctncles gold tcothpcks charms
chains, DO. ALvEh WARE.
Sterling silver spoons cups oIks pie knives napkin rns
cwelry exchanged. All watches warranted to keep
time, or tbe money returned.
REPAIRS.
All kinds of watches and clocks cleaned and repaired In
the test manner at much less than the usual prices
porter Of watches and jewelry wholesale and retail No
81 Wall street. second floor. near Broadway
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teaching this branch 10 by praetios-soeurss OF prse
Mes NOR useful snowisdse can b acquired four
oookhsepmgf Go, then, to c. March, No O4 Broad way
and ne wi make you keep set books at once he VIII
sie y Sm book 70 ana
knowledge OF business In this way
WI spmee perhaps x eight weeks; that 10
nys aosr Let those who cannot avail themselves Of this
Bookkeeping the latest the subject print
60 In colors-showing all the lines balancing &c. in
red az they should be- with euoidaons pages
octave Price rs Sen. mail Free 81 49, from Narshs
counting rooms for tho practice Of bookkeeping 4 Broad
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meeting of the South Williamsburg Village Association will
be held at ls7 Bowory Monday evening, Nay o. at
o'clock This association is rapidly filing half
the sharos already taken and auch persons oo
avail themselves of its advantages advised make
early application. Information be obtained at any
time Of Tho ocers foliovs Presdent Dr. ~ H. KIM
BARK i08 Columbia street; Vice pra-idrntq, NJ A.
Liars, 81 S.es ssrvet, u. ". Wilson, street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

Try Letters Patent-5ccured lSf9.-Pnlvcr-
naehers Patent Electric Votaic Chains
70 DO worn under the garments the most
sovery medicine and Of the present day The
portanSs q The invention has been in
sh chains applied With great in the
colleges the City Belleyus Island Hospitals
brooklyn City Hospital &C.. and in Europe by the Royal
College q Physcans London by the academic National
Hsdcns Paris; by the impssl .soaty at Vienna by
he Royal Faculty At Berlin and oser scientific institu-
Eons Of tie highest order inslu liz principal hospitals
N Europe The proprietors arc in
70 The same effect from All the above nitu America
and europe - well asof the mos. aad distinguished
nember Of the profession in t0 hemispheres and invite
ehe public TO examine them AL and illustrated deserp
and Europe, be obtained gratis at the once.
Unisd states in answer to prepaid Inquiries Containing
postage stamps j. STEINERT, No. sos Broad
way, corner Prince street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

that have been quietly progressing during tho
past weeks may notice TINT which has heu ma by
Mr. Horace Waters the enterprsng agent ofG srt Co.
olan pianos Of No 1913 broadway The demand for these
ayore has greatly increased Of late that
Waters found that the premises he occupied wee far
small for his purposc he leased the building ana has
fitted up itg interior in truly splendid makng
the largest and most complete music
in country The floors Handsomely carpsted, the
walls With rich and costly mirrors ~ vana
bio paintings and the tout ensemble Is of unrvaad
and spendor From the cnts which Hr
into with talented composers of music
OF American and foreign growth his stock of music will
eaus that extensive publishers in the country
while tho selections Of pianos, melodeons guitars and
indeed musical every description his exen
establishment will present advantages TO p1rchasers
that exced Two capacious floors OF the cxten
eiye building 33 Broadway OF Anthony ST. set
will occupied by Mr. Waters in his piano and music bust
neps: and the will great convenience and
to tho professional and amateur MUSICIANS
Of this oty.-sunday Mercury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

by its fruits and a gentleman by the boots he wears
which gives grace bea to the cordwaners prodpc
TONS attempts to appear genteel are useless MT T.
A. BROOKS, who VAS opened hne store up town, ~ oIa
Broadway has this spring increased even his former rspua
he addresses himrs in his large q Light and
town. Fulton street also the centro Of attraction
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sight spacious rooms No. 80 Bowery MAGNIFICENT new
styles Administer Turkey and Mosaic carpets, OF one en-
peoe Also Mosaic landscapes table and piano
sovor royal velvet and medallion and tapestry Brus
oarpetng xpess for exhibition at tho New
York Crystal Palace also Here's celebrated English hoor
panng also English and American imperial three ply and
ingram carpets at sstonshngy low prices Beautia IN
oiicoth at Cd a 3d. 3d. 49, and S. yard also 600
pieces Marking and Gourqua white check and fancy mat
ting, Of splendid quality remarkably cheap.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


JNCONOMY is THE ROAD TO WEALTH-GEN-
~ tomen who have clothes and wish TO have them put In
them repaired altered, secured,
and fashionable reasonable terms ~ the corner
street.
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tribpted among fO0 subscribers the 3st May 1858
wi receive for only payable install
totwenty acres These lots at Rosevae
which were distributed the th April last and which
have been taken up Many the
nsres IN this plot The village of Rosevae whore thee
tho Long Island and the Ron
konkoma the beauty and romantic
praised BY all who visit it, Here may be the best
denoe that can be desired that Rosevae Lakeland
Island long known as the most healthy place Of America
No fever PREVAILS mild
mate and gentle breeze from the Atlantic almost
stant waited oyer this For SHARE apply
Immediately to CHARLES WOOD, No. 208 way where
maps and pamphlets can be had gr ,tis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

To Daguerrean Artists--A Rare Chance
The good Will apparatus co. of old established
for 500 cash. Rent $500 Has
pagnifcent skylght and good reputation Apply to 3.
B. WOOD CO., S9l Broadway
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Court ColenJlar-This Day.

Court Colendar~ThlS Dag.
COMMON PIEAs.-Same yesterday.
SUPResB COURT Motions and decisiops.
suYruoR COURT Special Term) Regular motion to-
day.
suymuoR CorK.-Circuit and General Term adjourned
tin Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

6A1es and Msxco also coo of letter this day ad-
Asesed TO John r. Bartlett Esq, U. s. Commissioner,
ssaning explanations EsepsetDg your postion and
IAse sDeloe copy Of my letter Of the 31st ut 10 A.
Hsg, hsq hte surveyor and in the event Of his per-
ssg In his refusal 70 anix his signature to the
eA papers for the establishment OF the initial point'
Sr tAs demaxcson Of the boundary line,
a4 agreed upon By the o the two ec
1nts have to request you win sgn the oheaf dsou-
ents which have been prepared for the purpose and
which only require the hgnature Of the
thts important point. am, no.,
ALEX. H. H. STUART, Secretary.
Hesvst Major VIZ. H. EhoRY, U. g. Surveyor, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

Law-Aprn Term, Superior Ceurt.-The
case superiority Of the New York clothing
general verdict in favor
Of H. L. FOSTER, cother Cortlan1t street, ew York,
whosc suits single decidedly the best in the
city. Cali and SEQ his spring styos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

Defiance Sninmnnaer SaGcss--6ayler's Pa
tent-R0BERT NJ PATRICK is the solo manutastnrsr "
The United States the above celebrated safes and H. o.
Gofins mpcnetrahe defiance lcekstho bess safes ard
locks bned in the world Depot No. l92 Pearl street.
one door below MAIDEN lsne formerly 90 John street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

% Hat for - SOL. II. Feeny, SO la
Bowery offers to the public sprng style So Co.
equal any sold in York for S. But one price
The public can judge for themselves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

House Furnishing and Mechanics Hard
ware H. DE COSTA CO. offer for sale all articles in
the above lno cheap for cash. All articles warranted
changed taken back No. FOG Chatham street. Opposite
Division street. 80 "
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Birth,


At 1877 Delaneey street. Tuesday, May 3, the wife Of
James III. Beattie Of . SON.
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Diamonds, JewcIry, Wotches sllverware

nanufactory SCI Broadway Of White street. up
nords IN the lot at Importers prices watches by the
best European Makers jewelry sverware diamond rings
Pns crosses clusters &e at prices
ty-nve per cent below retail store dealers.
DAVID RAFT, Manufacturer and Importer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

Hernia efRectunlly CURED by Marsh's newly
improved light self adjusting truss refer
given those who have been radically cured and their
truss thrown aside. Open until O'Clock n the evening
MARSH 4 CO., ~ Maiden lane.
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ssNulll secundus' second 70 None, was the
compliment paid BY Plusrsh to Roman SAGE 1t may be
punotaality, GREEN, No. Aston House. Phey arc not
AZ. " ss.aaa Is hone" But superior to any.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

DIR. Powell Will receive his Eye and Ttar
patents from ten TO four O'Clock daily, at J2 galway
and those IN limited oroum from nne TO ten
morning at his private crique crcular Dr. Poweira
Treatise the Eye he procured at his oces also,
artificial eyes, exactly like the natural in color and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

II McDOnelus C0mmcrehal NewsPaPeS
xverttsng House. No 02 Nassau street. corner Of Ann
shs very best leading papers, frem all Unit6
stes and Canada Lowest prices and fullest authority
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

Housekccpcrs, Beginning or Removing, are
invited examine dne assortment Of Britannia and plated
pas mats brushes tnware, Co. &C. at the store OH: W.
C. SULLIVAN rs Sixth avenue cornor OF Waverly place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

SMITH LoUNsBERY, No. 4iS Pearl street, now
sevirg store, per late ARRIVALS ar, stock Of velvet
shaste elegant designs which, having been purchased
previous mt advances in prices they are enabled
10 offer st very great Inducements
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

1taS.-1Mc UBBC uBz0f0h6nt OF Hnc Tea6 VIII
pc found Mt the store of the Canton Tea Company No.
70 Chatham street. between Pearl and Roosevelt streets
the Oldest tea establishments in tho city We
readers that they do better there than
thsr ut wholesale retail They branch stores
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

II You want Light and Easy Hat to the
bead and beautiful in material and anish try of W.
ionable world Saesroom 3l Broadway second door from
Duane street. AL tastes suited.
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Geo. Levie, $50 Broadway.-Elegant Spring
and clothing made Of the most choice and fashona
BILE material from the latest styles Constantly receiving
the desirable cassimeres and vestnys direct from
Paris Cutters attend from A. NJ till p NJ to receive
orders $50 Broadway.
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day May 7th concluding evening sale of the superb
library Comprising Antiquities of Herculaneum vols,
ielio the Orleans Gallery Of Paintngs yos folio Parrys
vols fclio Roses Biographical Dictionary, u vols The
Chiswiok Shakespeare, 10 vols; Cromwelliana vos,
folio l000 plates unique; Lodges Portraits IL VOLS Ito
Sin Walter seotts works 100 vols Cuyers Animal King
IG vols. The works of Clarendon, Bacon Temple,
Bolingbroke Lady Montague. Pope, Stsrne Addison 60
Psntens Palace Of Pleasure vols Sdneys Arcadia folio;
Burtons Anatomy folio; Humos England 10 vols folio,
tpurple morocco &C.; ali richly bound, may be
RANGS RRQTHER roy
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Multum In ParvO.-"Brevlty IL the SouI of
witt and brief and therefore witty
continues sell his elegant hats 1t the low prico of ST.
Patronixe him. -
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Ei,.si-marks, Wens, Polypus, Sirrhus. Cam
rsoe and all similar Marks removed and the skin
stored to It's natural state by painless external appca-
HARVEY WALLACE.
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DESTROYS Of obtaining possessions of the Sublime for
ne purpose Of commanding the passage Of the Dardn
nSnd the patronage by selling hat combine
propretors II the Prescott hat store No. 533 Broadway
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Freeman, hntter. 90 Emil,

Freeman, halter, 90 Fulton street, draws
full house. matter the attractions are at other
places His beautiful hats of the spring style very
tractveprce s. and s. 90 for the Panama and straw
Fulton street, Gold.
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Car peaings.-Fetef.On q HGmpacy, SsS
supplies Of rich and elegant carpetngs snpe
v,or and styles entirely new aud particularly adapt
stores selling similar goods.