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THE NEW YORK voLuNrrERs ARE DIRE ,rED
-, 20 assemble AL on sunday the sth !ang sry IN
ny O. BY order o. WARD B. BURNETT Col. comd's
delivered in NE TsSsrHsois On spiritual oouu
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and they wish 80 f:s 70 the truth
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have done much of late to eDlGhtn through the
nediumsnip Of Mr. Amber and Others No present and
lain their communications They need fear large
s.ps they R1 ss:.
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his invisible fr nds by spiritual Telegraph that they
may DO sure to DO in attendanes Very RESPECTFULLY
II. MATTIsON.
NOTICE NUMBERS AND FRIENDS OF THE
~ Frankn Guards and the n ankin Hose Co.. No. 49,
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
friend and associate HUI Dmond Friday January 7h
At two o'clock from No. Beaver street, Of New
street.
T,AMNANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
l. Brothers-A regular Getting of the institution will
be held In the council chamber Of the Great
Saturday evening" he 9th instant At half hour after
setting the sun Genera. and ppnetua attends
dsr.tion q nspSsrs The .pesaia oil painting Of tho
inst. DANIEL =. DELEVAN. Grand Saohem
STEPHEN G. DURyrA, Secretary.
Manhattan II LIST year Of discovery
S6st ofindependenos h and Of ,he institution OATH
FRENcH AND SPANISH cLAssEs OPEN EVERY
Broadway Prof houtons system OF teaching French
and SPANS quickly This systsm the exped
1t obvistes al the dioultes With which the student
usuAy Obliged contend, and renders him
able to convene easily.
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pIANoFoRTES.-F0R SALE, AN ASSORTMENT OF
seven octave rosewood panofortss ih circular scale
and al other improvements TO be at HARDMUNs al
hte street Ball in struments are soid for oaah
over any other establishments
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xnA ACQUIRE snkAsUA.


~ PoesAt the Lyoeum Staten Island. Friday evening
January 1853 at7t O'clock Charles whitney will gre
his mpersonations Of living recently
ed American Indian Irh, British and Hooser orators
mingled with comedy, tragedy and farce. Admission. Is
cents
1 tie Decline and Fall Of the American Union viii
be delivered this evening" ~ O'Clock the lecture Of
the Suyvesant Institute Broadway Blocker street.
Tickets twenty cents Mr. W. will deliver his lecture
in the pr ncipal cities North and East.
A A: STAIRS LECTURE ON, AND ExHIsITION
evening during the week, At Metropolitan Hall
To- mencng Monday evening" Jan 10 1853.
hbiton will assist Of hundred beautifully prepared
spesnen beides living creatures The water tiger will
be fed a. O'Clock, on living creatures Tickets CENTS
Children half price,
SPIRITUAL COMMUNICATIONS WITH THE DEAD
refuted-Rev. PROGRESSES Aattiscn. A. M will give the
first Of two lectures spiritual Intercourse evening
January Z At the Tabernacle subect-"ln,e rmsaiass
State the eoul betseen death and tho
Doors At half past sx-leoture commence at half
past seven Tickets cents eaoh-may be had At the door
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0xs. Jsrvis' Cold Candy. Time. tsstsd, and
eoansnAeA BY ths first Of NE country for eousha
es throat AID other puln onaxy ssu-
men aayn rsso%nsadeS Vii. really good article
gUst below Chssnut PhilaAslpAiA and druxssSs eens-
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Personal Intelligence.
NM Gen McNs sister Of the President slest arrived
n the city on Wednesday evening and has taken rooms
~ the hansion House. Chsnsc-s street She IL on .
vAdt to her friend, Mrs Gen Gaines
Arrivals at the Astropolitas-Hon john A. Collier
Sineh.mfon; captain r J vandsvatsr, Albany; Major
SoAn Aseaas, Canada; Hon. Johs Kns-er, Albany:
ae3hdsi harquass, Connsotisut; q. Bonnefsux, AL.
hssy; Non. WIN. Brown Pa Hon r. MoCunsy
GAGle'son j. N Roes, do; j. Curtis, Maine; john
Lessh, BIT Louis, w IL Belt baltimore; g. Nj Reed
Wasbiaeton L. Colt, U. e. N; y. Muason, Boston;
n ConbliD, Wisoensin.
HeH Ohi.f Justice Day, Of Montreal Hon. Judge ans
Of Philadelphia; Hon John D Wright Of Rio Jauairo.
and Hon John Cotton Smith, Of Conneisut are At the
Onion Place Hotel.
Gov Thes H. Seymour and stat left the Union Place
Hstsl yesterday for Connecticut.
rAsehersy. at dinner In Providence announced that
Was not his IN tsptsp TO write book about Ansrss
II stated that tho Hoa William r. King has decided
not 10 90 TO Havana ut preteD In consequence of
reported rAvagss OF ths SMALLPOX In that city
Iowa BRFAT0R.--RE ELECTION OF SENATOR JONES
After an exceedingly animated contest George W.
Jenss has been re- elected Senator for cars from the
4th Of Msfoh next. The and the Houes Of Repre-
ssatatFes ubsssuently met iont convention In the
bail Of the Home Tho vote then STOOD -
Tor George ". Jopcs, democrat.
Tor Geosg- =. WJight whig al
The remaining fcus voNcs scstt sfng aud absent At
the election, every democrats and nds pendent -a
~esso Tor hsM.-h'heSntxe Wfsecnstp, Dee 90.
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be respectable member Of ths great body Of
ryIters who ssye net seen sample tried bottle Of
kILllkGERS beautiful refined family linmen let them
send IN their card and II shs be grauousy their
address with pisssure Or got and will continue
keep real friends among the Faculty all the pre-
hImbuss Of the day The 10 ussd the better
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u A. CHILroN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID executors sale OF valuable real estate and essshold
premises be sold ~ auotop By order the executors Of
Patrick Riley, deceased Cole Chiffon, will sell ~
York. Monday she 10th Of January. 1883 the following
Iisth srest-Two vacant Of ground sach % byol
feet inches depth tho south eide Of Ilsh street. l
Avenue A-No is-Oh Tie east sias next 70 .hs south
east Of and Threnth street, tho otie
four story brick house. tho front OF che lot fsot
inches by 81 feet and four brick house on the reAr
70 feet inches BY feet lou % feet inches ~ 70 fee
deep.
twenty ninth street -eouAh side, commencing l feet
Of the Third the front Of the lot 10
three story brick house. 10 BY feet and shree story
aleyway TIE Of feet inchsa WHOM
with the houses This s lease
hold, with the privi eye Of purchase.
Second AvenueNo s7orour story brick front,
house, feet S inches by fet rear house. % feet 81
inches by feet; lot feet ga inches BY 0 feet deep.
seoond Avenue-No. S2-four story brick house, with
bakery front Of the lot feet 81 inches 46
two story and basement brick house the "a
& inches by feet lot feet inches by 100 feet deep
Willett street.-the. 64-Four story brick house the
front OF the lot % by B feet and fonr story brick house
Wilet> ttreet-No 66-Three story brick house ths
front Of the lo 50 feet and sfsur story brick house
on shs rear by s feet lot % by so feos With IN alley
Becond stress-Four two story and atts bri,k from,
houses Second street. the northeast OF
eseh lot 20 by % Deep This property 10 leasehold
Avenue A-One two story and attic brick front house.
streets lot feet inches by 80 feet Deep This properly
10 leasehold.
For maps and fullparcuars - 70 terms SO apply 70
the auotoneer. No oval street.
; sSzs s;SAfsss siT.r
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ERENCH AND SPANISH CLASSES OPEN EVERY
evening from 20 10 o'clock. Private lessons, 4S6
Brs:Sw.y Prof nousSns sy.s" Of teaching French
1t obvstes all the difficulties with which the student
usnAy 10 obliged TO- CONTEND and renders him very
able to convene easily.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-07
Gouraua.s Liquid Hair Dy. is. ,x,tho.t

a1eItIon or ,etervauon, tho very beat ever Invented
beware OF puhed dyes Equally oee nrsted 10 0OURAUOs
nsdoasd SOAP for suring pimples eosies Gallo wnss
naps Tosgbness 60 Pondre Subtitle upcoots hair from
sy pt OK me body Liquid Rorge Lily White and HAY
sioes At NO 81 walker street. near Brosdway
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Vhe Measures or CORgress.-It II impossible
to what will be the action Congress this but
glance At the order book Of GREEN the sninent shirt
manufAc No. Astor House will be has the
nsassrss OF many Of the menbers in his keeping.
Use Hsws's Hyseian uoarhound Liver
wort and Asparasus Cough Candy, pleasant and snsc.
70 give relief in ave minutes Pyiae TO- and % cents per
paokase Prin sipsl depots at Rlnrd No. 45 Broadway
corner II LIS penard street, Howo Bakery No. lS2 Broad
way Corner Of Howard street; 0sions drug store M
Bowery corner Of Grand street. aad Bows
Wcoventesnth street and b ghth NB.-Oruxs sts
profit
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Fashionabls Winter Clothing at Reduced
Plisss.-ALFRED NUNROE CO.. No. AL Broadway. In
vie 70 CAL and examine their sssortment Of
rrNatly reduoAA pr{ees. - - -
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YATES, TEAS, FIRE Safes &C. AT AUCTION
This day. Friday January At lok O'Clock. ~ Dey
raieins ngs ssgars liquors SO. Az II O'Clock, large
nobb sale, with lot Of smA ler.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER Auotlonser.
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Singers Unrivallsd Sewing Machines arc
freely AM oourtsou exhibited smss in operation
and are eonstsnsy kept for sal. A. ths ooes No: s6S
No. 81 South Fourth street, Philsdsphia No. 59 Balt-
more street, Baltimore and Nc. 1877 Elm street. Gin
einpatL ~' ~
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VIZ MIrTERs, AUcI10NHER-sATURDaY AT
~ o'clock, 81 l67 Canal street the stock end fixtures
Of fancy store ecnsstips Of eo.ds hosisry rb6ons
bonnet silks threads pins needles SoyE sho
srs Aiding cases and shelving Tampa cloth; slso
quantity Of furniture, bedding. 10.
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i9V2sFlsEAENTs RENEWED EVERY nay
~sEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. ia
PE WssDN AL


DR. FRANCISCO REvoLLEoo DoNINaUEz IA
resnteed 70 oall 81 Ne ~ Pearl street ,.ck ossoa -.
Advantage ' " 'VAoenins 10 me-
NoIiok-WILL J.',s LA CALL ON Lss,,..
Az OF drop nln . liner
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NOTICE THE MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF THE
~ Frankn Guards and the rankin Hose Co.. No. lS
respectfully invited to funeral Of our late
friend and associate HUH Dimond. Friday January It'll
At two o'clock. from No. Beaver street. Of New
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THE NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS ARE DIRE TIED
70 assemble :. ~ on sunday, the 9Th January in
ny G. By order Of WARD B. BURNETT, Col. Comdg.
a. GAINS, Acting Adjutant,
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Fun, Frolic, and Furs.-Winter IL suggest
I've Of many sleigh rides with their fan and froio AL
will confess that they rather dsagesahe affairs
the andote Of coy and
health pressvips furs For splendid assortment commend
MS to KNOX kvery variety, style quality and
be found 1T hs sales No. l Fulton
would advise lady readers TO make An early al
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VII nhHcH OF UrUWH IfhERtFt6d 70 thO HnI
~ Crista3oros Liquid Hair Dye 10 natures own. The
seenes eye cannot IL from the hne BY
she Creator The operation 10 Ia I'VE inutes Sold
ma Applhd NJ CRISTADOR0S NO. Astor Houses also 10
" bad Of the principal dru ,gists in tho oity. ~ "
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CrOLEN OR STRAY ED-oN WEDNRsDAY EvrN.
- ins JanuAry 6,h shout si1 o'clock from 80 yAndam
white star In her hind white and shs "a fora
foot las split crack In the hsof running from the hair
viii be literally rev rded, and ali expenses paid.
GEO. EAGLE, $50 Fulson 81 rect.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, DO,

EoR sALE-A BROWN MARE, Right YEARS OLD.
sound, and kind In all harness, and under the ssddle,
Csn 90 IN Tour minatsss saddle nag Price $50
noees Also family carnage with pole and shafts Price
yi@,; no less Apply ~ MURRAY's Livery Stable Co.
lnmbiA street, near Atlantic, South Brooklyn.
E0R sALE--A sORREL HORSE, FIFTEEN HANDS
high, warranted sound, lind In single Aud double
harness Can Not mile In three miputes cold for nc
fault but for want Of the Is going Enrope
together with wsgcn harness, whip bsnkets shssss
rcbes sleghs silver bells To be Hurssns livery
stable, Ne. III Tw 18th street.
WANTED-TwRLvE rHoRouoHDBRED sAppI1
w homes ~ the AnpAshsAtre, 81 1ewsyy
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nompu9' hum"u8 u NO. no, my gentle
man. on can't come IT, isu can buzz end hum around
many - you can. but don sting don't care how
nch money 10 made by you, but you don't mo- DR.
kLLENGER has got thousands In New York city among
she hrst minds In the nation among his and
oopsshns patrons who formerly made similar remarks
than dshen family bottle At 81 each. 40 Bro
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WANTED-AT THK BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE
ONCE, No. Sands stress Brooklyn Protestant, Ca
tholo and solered girls, n socks shAmbormaids lam
drstses general honsew orkers 80 Also
va ions situations In Brootynt N BEmplo have
tterysns this once, whore admitted
lees we'll Recommended. nEALLAQE
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Holiday resonts.-DAamonds, Diamonds,
VIZ low1hs subscriber having Just received
sesss q diamond now ceiling them 81 much less then
Ne sssA roes 81 retail AL pure white Af wAter stones
Diamond Rings, from $40 to $500
I" Pins from tl2 TO 81 200 each.
BArrings, from 8400 TO 500 pair.
Crosses, from $40 to $3.50 each.
Bracelets, from 500 10 $780,
The pubic will 6nd IL greatly 10 their advantage call
be1ore purchasing elsewhere. q ALLEN,
Importer Of Watches and Je weefy. Who ssals and
Retail, No. ii, Wall street, a stains.
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price doe not constitute qusty and tina. LAT the
price, JONES' Che mios Soap and Coral Hail
&c beth superior 70 formerly The for curing d in
grow stepping It, dressing nnely sold tor swo .hiiliars
~ 4oS Broadway, New York and a South Third street
Philadelphia '
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Zhs Brilliant Success OF CristaG oro's III air
Preservatiyo and Beautiner vithcut parallel in the
history Of the toilet Both adit ts Iue TIA
poson 10 as surely followed by vigorous and
yious growth Of hair Ahe the
manufactured and sold By OHISTADORO. AEtoY Houaa
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With lent neurseio pains and loss Of appetite took
Nervous Ansote and am quit. well, the pains all
eft and appetite return cd and altogether greatly i'm
proved in health BIT. JOHN 233 Twenty fifth street
~ per bottle SO per DOZEN depot lC2 as su qtrset
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,---- $500
Gao WARD.-LOST ON BOARD STEAMER
pOO Worcester. ON Saturday night lst January 1883
in geiSg from New York to Allyns Point gold waic and
chain, with seal attached Harrison maker. No. $780, for
asked BY direeting Aote 70 w. ooe Of this paper or
~ A. H. Norwich, Conn., stating whore il DO found
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EACT0RY TO LET ON FORTY. EIGHTH srRIEr
known - the NswburgsT Table FesteYy near ths Orys
tai rslaee, including steam Engine and bo With
and belts. Enquire Of FRED NISSAN 81 Nsiden lana
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COACHhAN WANTBD.-AN INGLISHNAN, WHO
thoroughly und. rstands ths Of horses, &c. nay
S.a soSe place y srpiyint - No Mercer street
2 p, n. -sr-S --S ~.
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RARNAID WANTKD-IN A SMALL HOrEL.-A RES.
y peetabie woman, either English German, having
some slight mowedse Of accounts. As ths situAton IL
reputAss the best Of references
and honesty will be required Address in handvrtins Of
the applicant S. A. Broadway Post oes until i2a Of
January. - $3.50 - -
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UANrID-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN. A sIrVA-
w ton hrt rate cook; dersAnds several branches
Of French eoahery ana all hists Of pastry and jess
Best Of city reference Apply - Is Prince street, hrst aoOr
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HOTKL NEAR BROADWAY-TO LET OR LEASE
the large Ave story buills finishing Nc south
west corner Of Brosme and Elm Streets fronting Brooe
street and shout hundred Broadway The
building will ontain about fifty and will ali
the rear on Elm street viii 70 made Ia the spring the
whole forming Of lao by 100 feet having ever O0
rooms In order that alters ions may be made ths
building oomp ted to suit the vie tenant II 10 no
eessary that carly application be made.
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&CH REwARD.-LOST, ON FRIDAYLAsT. BLACK
80 pocket book containing three hu ,dred dollars in
bills Of different benhs Also. notes. receipts sundry
9th,r papers, BY which the real 30 Identified
have occurred the Chambers
New York and Erie karo I'd pier Tho finder viii
eave IL with Hesrs. BAKaR PHILLIPS, provision dsa
receive the above reward 80 49,
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GRAND TrHPERANcE DEMONSTRATIONS At NE
~ trepohtan hail Noneay evening, January 10, 1883.
John Cough viii deli, Al address Hon Hsrper
will preside Iodworths oeleh ssd Band will be IN after
ancs, and perform ssveral fAvs pieces Admission Is
cents Door ut OK eelosk Conmsnse ~ TX o'clock.
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r. H.LUDLow, AUCTIONE1R.-LOr ON THE EAST.
e ery Of Broadway and Fulton street. known
az broadway Be leased By auction The subscriber viii
lease - public auction BY LUDLOW Auotonser ~ the
Az Dss a. for the tern Of twenty one ye..s from
Broadway and Fulton street, being twenty nine feet
Broadway twentyn feet In the roar seventy six feet
Awo inches Fulton street, and feet two
inches the northerly side tho nrss Ma,
noxA Terms % sale. NICHOLAS DEAN, Receiver
CMARLEs w. SANproRp. Solicitor.
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MR. RAsPI. AGED YoRTY YEARS, KNOWING HOW
W 70 syeai French Italian. aad hstls Spanish; wishes
70 md nsuatton ~ hsusskesDeR waiter In gentleman
private family he has juss arrived In ths country Apply
~ No. 81 CeAAd street. Can ~ for three days
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A ssIoNx!I sALs OF pRY oo0Ds At AyCIloN.-
ioD BY order Of the s.ssns: this ase NE
n The .sors lately oosupsd By Msssra WsodwNs wls
streets isrgs ana splendid sssorsnt OF la
dies dress goods shawls re-; cloths oa.snsrvs and
ipss hAnhss nanr els, hossrv, govee ko. Also large
susaty linen goods II Of which Win be 10 lots
Sale IT 10 A. n. ana Jpn
AUCTION MOTT E-sALE THIS DAY, AT iok
o'clock IN the auction rooms Spruce street. Of st,ck
and hItsies Of fancy sre consisting Of sho
On Saturday at 10Y. sale Of the Freneshp House. 9O
Murray street Particulars Tomorrow. r. fORRE5rAG
TH0t. BELL, Auotonser.
A c. FUTILE, ACKNOWLEDGING SALOON
IA furniture. lease, nxturss &c. G futile will ssn
auction. on saturday s.h J.aussy rs SsieeI " Il
snd third ye.rs Of the premise. No ns!dsn Lane To-
40 dining saloon and enjoys soed passon.ss saords
mssi good Business. n B. The lease Of tls premises
VIII 30 sold separate II desired. Terms LIBERAL.
A UCTION NOTIC1.-H. N. BUSH, AUCTIONDER.
"A No Ie North william street. will sell at l0k o'clock
and eond hand furniture Of kinds also,
IN voice Of ur hats hoot shoes clothing fancy
tioles two geld watches ssgars. kc.
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Dreamed last night that 1 mad a Portrait
Of NOAH and that ROOT took at his Gallery 3 Broad
way. Rooms open day and eve ming.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-06-11
OxYGENATED BITTERs In
EUIROPE.

Letter from Reu l.. DooLiTrLE, a highly respectable
Clergyman.
Paris, November /, 1851.
DEAR SIR,-About two years since / made use
OF a few bottles of your Oxygenated Bitters, for
stomach complaint, which was at that time re-
lieved. During the past year, having suffered
somewhat in my general health, my medical advi-
sers recommended sea voyage, and some twelve
months respite from public duty.
Since my stay In England and France, have
found my old enemy, irrtably Of the sto mach,
returning again. have not found any prescrp.
ton to afford me relief, and | made inquiries in
London for your Oxygenated Bitters, but could
not find any ] write now to beg you will do me
the favor TO send by the earliest steamer 10 Havre,
half dozen bottles. Of Livingston, Wells d
Co., 8 Place de la Bourse, Paris.
An old friend Of mine in Eng land, Captain Jack
son, Of the British Army, found, on my arrival,
suffering from Asthma, manifestly the result of
Dyspepsia. If you have mind to send an addh-
ionn half dozen Bottles, | should like TO hnve
the Captain try the medicine. 1 should MT have
troubled you with this, but for wish 20 be quite
sure Of obtaining the genuine article and togeth-
er with the hope ofmy own relief, extend benefit
TO other sufferers like myself
beg 10 observe, as am not aware that my
name is known to you, that have been the resi-
dent clergyman for some twenty three years, in
Sherbrook and Lennoxville, Canada East, to
which charge | hope to be able to return in the
spring or summer next following.
remain, dear sir, your obedent servant,
l.. DOOLITTLE.
DIR. G. B. Green, Windsor, Vermont.
REED, BATES d AUSTIN, Wholesale Drug
gists, No. 26 Merchants Row, Boston, General
Agents. Price, 81 per bottle; six eotttes for So
For sale by s. BUCKLAND & Co.
No. 3, Buckland's New Block.
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Latest Countcrfcits

los on the Bank Of Geneva, N. Y, altered
from 1s-vig man, &c. Washington on the
right-well done.
los on the Citizens Bank, Baltimore, Nd,
altered from the Citizens Bank Of Washing
ton, D. C.,-vig female resting on figure x,
with liberty cap, &c,--on the right an In
dian.
IS on Che Merchants Bank, Naples, N. Y,
spurious note--Sig. eagle-head OF Franklin
on the left Washington on the right-en-
CRAVING, filing up, and paper bad.
5s on the Rhode Island Central Bank,
East Greenwich, r. I.--vig. female on a bun
die opening trunks on each side of Wig.
and on upper corners.
los, 20s and SOS, on the Traders Bank
Cape May, G. H., N. j., altered from smaller
denominations bank does not issue notes
larger than IS.
2os on the Commercial Bank, Burlington,
vt,-vig. female, DC, ship 10 distance-eag-
lie on upper right and lower left corner--Nep.
tune between the signatures-not like genu'
inc.
IS, los and eos, on the Commercial Bans
Whitehall, N. Y, altered from 1s-vig. man.
horse and plow-steamboa in distance
SIS on the Central Bank, Middetown, Conn
wig. ral-cars, &c.-very bad appearance
not like genuine
sos on the Merchants Bank, Newbern, N
C.-vig. sailor with colors, ship in distance
head Of Franklin on the lower left corner, aud
Of Washington on the right-5o on upper
corners-eagle between signatures.
SIS on the Commercial Bank, Burlington
Vt-vig. steamship, &c.-female on left end
eagle between the siguatures-notlike gen.
uine.-Reporter