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.Duthral.
Ny muse bird of passage aies,
From Frozen climes to milder skies.
Young.
For the Ledger.

For the Ledger.
LOVE.
Oh A.! would that was now with thee,
That blest again my heart might be
To see thy loving smiles
Oh would that I could with thee stay
And through each bright and shining day,
With thee the moments while.
But fate, alas says we must part,
Yet the kind feelings of my heart
IT'S vain to try to smother;
And when l'm gone may God above
Keep watch DER thee my only love,
For can love no other.
Yet there's one thing wish to knew
Ere from thee presume to go,
Then answer quick pray;
When far away TANK Of thce
Oh dearest does thou think Of me
When 1 am far away.
Can by pleading e'er thee more
To look with plying smile of love,
On him whose heart you have?
If ever / am loved by thee
then viii joyful ever be;
In peace I'll ever live.
r. Mp.
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Je,c Darius or ffeGrc'c Plaster in

Mcssrs Scoyil g. Mead! - have been
troubled with the chronic rheumatism for
the last twelve years. On the lst of July
lSi9. | was 50 bad that could not turn N.Y.
self in bed, and the pain so severe that |
hao not slept wink tor six days. At this
time my attending Physician prescribed the
Hebrew Plaster" and it acted like charm;
The pain left me and slept more than half
OF the night, and in three days was able to
ride out. consider the Hebrew Plaster" !"
The best remedy for all sorts Of pains now
in use
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ALSO,
DR.. RONG'S
PECTORAL STOMACH
PILLS.

A remedy for Coughs, Colds, Catarrh,
bronchitis, Group, Whooping Cough, Astll-
ma, Consumption, Nervous Diseases, Dys-
pepsin, Cost!vcness, Erysipelas, Disease Of
the Heart, Inflammation and Pain in the
Chest, Back and Side and all diseases arising
from deranged state of the Stomach, and
to relieve the distress and bad feeling from
eating too hearty food, in weak and dyspcp-
tic habits,
Wnrrnmfnl i1 L.,
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Chesterfield. @. II Mail

oAIuHDhf, AT ~ A. NJ
DEfARrs TBUEsDAY, AT 4 A. NJ.
All letters must be deposited by 8 o'clk
L. M to ensure their departure by next
mai.
~ sranscient newspapers sent are re-
CURED to be pre- paid, Otherwise they are
MOI mailed.
All persons who receive newspapers
and other periodicals, will Observe that the
law requires the postage TO be paid guar.
terLy IN advance.
Those who fail 10 pay their postage aun,-
teriy In advance will bc charged dooble'
a h. MAdiLL, p. NJ
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TO FEMALES

You will find these Pills an invaluable.
medicine in many complaints to which YOU
are subject. In ohstructions either total or
partial. they have been found of incstimabIc
benefit, restoring their functional arrayc.
me-. .tS to n healthy action, purify ing the blood
and other fluids so eiFcctually to Put to firhl
all complaints which may arise from fcmal,
Irregularities, as headache, giddincss, dim
ness of sight, pain in the side, back, &c. and
Offered the public rs the best Pills for al di,
eases, upon the following
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Dh" Nho< Hh D<ol h1CI'
James Miller, ct al, heirs att br
law Of VIM. Miller, In Equity.
va. lancaster
VIM. MeKenna.
Under the order Of the Court in above
~ case, will cell at Lancaster C.. H., on
tho ist Monday IN November next, tho ber
sonGl estate Of Mrs. AIMS hi5l<snna, (exeep
the negroes9 consisting Of Carriage and dhor
ses, household fnmitnre, Cattle, Houk. "a
- y. IL WETHERSpOON
ock, no, 1888, s Com. Eq. IL D.
500 tginter's Fee 4.50 !
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NOTICE.

IS hereby given that Catawha LodOe y
l No. ~, !. O. o. F., will apply to the Eco.
lslatnfc OF this State at ia next Session for
the, passage Of an act conferring upon aid
Lodge Q corporate existanee,
-. .s,.iJ w. A9MOoRE, SEQ.
aug. o 1858. ~. sm
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4 VOICE FROM GEORGIA.

Read the following testimony from PHI
sician.
GENTLEMES-Nour Hebrew Plaster has
cured me of pains Of which have suffered
Tor twelve years past. During this period
laborcd under an affection Of my loins and
side, and tried many remedies that my own
medical experience suggested, but without
obtaining relief At length | used Your
Plaster, and am now by its cood effects ei
tlreIy cured. will rccommcd the Jew Da-
Nid or Hebrew Plaster 10 all, who are suffer.
ing from contraction of the muscles, or rer-
mancnt pains in the side or back.
The people ofGeorgia have but to become
acquainted with its virtues when they will
resort TO its use.
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NEDIC.IL EVIDENCE

WE, the undersigned Physicians. havinr
had the receipt Of their manufacture submit.
ted t" us for inspection, say, that the ingrr-
dIcnts otwhich they are composed make,
them the best Pill in use for all diseases of
the Liver. Impurities ofthc Blood. &c. We
say this not only from our own Judgment
but also from that of the best medical au.
thority in the United States. All disease.
requiring the Use Of an Alternative.
DlAPHOREriC and PURGATIVE MED
lClNE. that came under our notice. has been
treated with the above Fills with the mos,
satisfactory tmcccss.
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DIR. ALFRED CRAVEN.

HAVING devoted his entire attention to
Ilthe practice of DENTISTRY, begs leave TO
inform the Citizens of Lancaster and vicinity
that he will be found at Mr.. Hasseltine,s
ON the End Monday In each month where he
SswjiI be happy to wait on those who may
B need his services.
Oct. 18th 1853. ly.
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GEORGE WOOD. VI. D.
+. CROWLEY. NJ. ID.
:. BOWEN NJ n

Purshase none bl;t those having the sly
nature. \. HOBENSACK," npon each
box, MS all others are worthless limitations.
Agent" wishing new supplies, and all 9th
ers wishing To become agents, must address
the Proprietor, J. n, HOBENSACK, a, his
Laboratory, No. 100 North SECOND street
above Race, PHILADELPHIA.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in
the United States.
Pamphlets giving Certificates ofcurcs per.
formed in different sections of the country
by the above medicines, can be had gratis Of
the agents.
For sale by BILLINGS, & BELK.
Lancaster, E.. H., s. c.,
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THE TAPE WORM

This is the most difficult worm to destroy
ofall that intrst the human system. 1t crows
to an almost indefinite length. becoming so
coIlcd and fastened in the intcstincs and
stomach, affecting the health 40 sadly. as to
cansc st. Nitus' Dance. Fits &c, that those
afflicted seldom ifcvrr suspect that il is Tape
Worm hastcHing them 10 an early grave. In
order to destroy this worm Il very energetic
ircatmcntmuSt be pursued. II twould, there
lore bc proper to take 6 to g of my Liver
lllIS, so as to remove all obStructiuns that
the Worm Syrup may act direct upon IT,,
worm, which must be taken in doses Of ::
tabIcspcontus times day. These ,ifrc.
tons followed have never been known 10 I i,
IN curing the most obstinate casc of Tame
Worm
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G. w. MAlINN.
Hendersonville, n. C., Aug. 10, 1850.
: 3 3 8 3 8 8 3
Beware of Commercials and has. iuito-

lions ...
~ The genuine will in future have the
signature j.. Taylor on the steel plate en-
graved label on the top OF each box
Purchasers are advised that a mean eoun-
terfeit of this article is in existence.
The geDoine is sold only by us, and by
our agents appointed throughout the South
and no pedlar is allowed to sell it. Deal
ers and purchasers generally are cautioned
against buying Of any but our regular agents,
otherwise they will be imposed upon with
worthless article. SCOVIL g. MEAD.
Ill Chartres street. N. Orleans. Sole Gene
raj Agents for the Southern States, TO whom
NIL orders must invariably be addressed.
And sold by
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THRESHING MAOHINES,

THRESHIlVG MACHINES,
and Wheat Fans, and oil kinds OF Machines
ry repaired, also any Blacksmith work thai
caDnet be done by the common smiths, win
be done by me, 8 miles south Of IAncaster
G. H., on the Lands Ford Road. Anything
addressed to me at Pleasant Hill, 8. G., win
be attended 10.
ylLtg JOSEPHCLARK.
MHrSh Q. 1858. Iamom
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TNIIE above distinguished Cough Medicine
l. is carrying all before il in Lung Com
plants. In all sections of the country it is
constantly performing Cures which astonish
even Physicians themselves. Look ut the
high character and standing Of the names
which vouch for ITS unrivallcd healing pow
or. II. Cox, VI. ID. Hon. Judge Morse :;
Hon. Judge Wrl Burke, for more than 90
years postmaster nj Cincinnati II. $ New
ton. VI. d., Professor Of the Medical College
at Memphis, Tenn. John 4. Collins, Esq. ;
proprietor of the Temperance Organ and
General Agent of the Grand Division ofthe
Sons of Temperance Of Ohio VIM. II. l.u-
vison, Esq, Editor of the y. s. Military and
Naval Argus at y. Y; Thos. G.. Fauldcr,
Esq. of Albany Rev. H. Wiscman, Rev. r.
lIoyt, \. Y. and we could name hundreds,
aye thousands Of others who testify from
personal experience, that it has cured them
and their friends in some cases after all 9TH
er remedies had failed Such men never
make such statements, unless convinced Of
their truth. beyond the possibility ola doubt
Read few Of the letters.
Extract from letter from +. NJ. Cory, to
ii. j.. Stewart, Esq, No. 1877 Second Street
New York.
SPARTA, June 80, lSi9.
Dear Friend Stewart Il have been home
now just two months. When last saw
you had little hopes of ever getting any
better. But | have now the pleasure Of
thanking You for recommending me to take
DR.. Rogers Syrup OF Liverw0rt, Tar and
Canchalagua. got dozen bottles of it.
and | must say it has done me more good
then any other medicine have ever taken
On my inst taking it, it increased the expcc-
tora'ion, and raised great deal of Bloody
matter from my lungs. But that has now
ceased, and so has my cough, nearly.
cough but little now, and expect soon to be
entirely free from it. ! consider it an in
valuable medicine, and shall recommend it TO
all who are afflicted with n cough or discas-
ed Lungs.
= =
] let young lady, who had the CON
SUMPTION, aud had bled good deal from
the lungs, and doctored several months with
our physician. but grew worse, have one bot
tic of it, and it cared her. 1t acted almost
miraculously in'her case.
Your sincere friend, +. VI. CORY.
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PATENT MEDICINES, &C.
$500 G. H ALL E N GE.

WHATEVER concerns the health and
W happiness of the people is at all times
OF the most valuable Importance. take i'll
for granted that every person will do al
in their power to save the lives of their chill
dren, and that every person will endeavor to
promote their own health at all sacifices.-
feel it to be my duty to solemnly assure
you that WORMS, according to the opinion
of the most celebrated physicians, are the
primary causes of a large majority of disea-
ses to which children and adults are liable I;
n you have an appetite continually changea-
BILE from one kind of food to another, bad
breath, pain in the stomach, picking at the
nose hardness and fullness Of the belly, dry
cough, slow fever pulse irregular-remcm.
should at once apply the rcmedv-
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HOBENSACKS WORM SYRUp

An article founded upon scientific princi
pies, compounded with purely vegetable sub
stances, being perfectly safe when taken. and
can be given to the most tender infant with
decided beneficial effect. Where Bowel
Complaints and Dinrrhea have made them
weak and dcbiIitatcd, the tonic properties Of
my Worm Syrup are such, that it stands
wothout an equal in the catalogue Of medi-
cInes IN giving tone and strength to the stom-
ach, which makes it an infaIlibe remedy for
those afflicted with Dyspepsia. The aston
ismng cures performed by this syrup, after
physicians have failed, is the best evidence
of its superior eilicncY over all others.
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Yours, truly,

NJ. w. WALKER, NJ. d.,
FOrsythe, Monroe County. Ga.
10 Mcssrs. Scovil & Mead, New Orleans.
La
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COTTON GINS,

MADE and waTranted-NoI at two dol
1SI lars twenty-five cents per saw; No 2,
two dollars per saw.
Also, HOTCKISS CYLINDRICAL
STRAW CUTTERS, No I twenty-five
dollars, No. 2 twenty dollars, No. fifteen
dollars, No twelve dollars and half,
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WisasbOrO' mail.
CiaesteFIIle mail:

DUE FRIDAY, AT Z p. n.
DEPARTS SATURDAY, AT 8 AN.
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M AN KNOW THYSELF."
In Invaluable Book for 20 Cents.

EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE cory"
5000 GorsS Gon 1"a o eSson fsf than sr.SG fsST
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NEw-YoRK and PHILADELPHIA DIRECT. via
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Passenger

~ Trains leave pier foot Of DuAne-st follow:
DAY EMPRESS q A NJ for Buffalo direct the z.
R and the NeYork City r. vko1t change Of bssz-ze
ard Dznknk.
MAIL Daakirk and Bafalo and al Intermediates
stations Passengers train viii remain nfr -
between sGsehs1ns and Corning and proceed the nszt
ACCOMMODATION L % P NJ Cor Delaware and FL iatsz-
rsedae ssiors
WAY Al s. NJ for De swsre and al intermediate ra0nA
NIGHT EXPRESS sfs p. NJ for Dankirk and Buffalo.
EAGRAsf NJ for Dalxrk and q, nferniedls,e stations
On Sundays only EXPIRES tran a 8 n
The DunkEs with The Lake shore Hal
rosa or Ceresnd Ctneansd ard Bafao With
frseas Cleveland saadzsky Toledo Dsrsi;
I'D Chicago CHARLES AlSofs s1per1,enesr.
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NrEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
~ Nv SIMMER ARRANGE MENT-Jaiy "a lSSl

Tsiss ssos NEwYosS-Fsr Ye--H.ysn.A Accommodation a.
sGS .ps 80 E. ssrs sss fe
oI; :. STAMFORD i.a 7, s r and Br,srepS
For Port hester and Norwsk-speea Accommodation tr,ns .
a EosTos via Hartford Springfield AID wOes.er-Ezprs
0rsspN The s,ors On Hartford RGlroaa Msri.
den Berlin and MGd,e,own Hartford All s7fnsned ras'
Fsr connseicui and Vermont Railroad a \
For Aeecmsossiioa trans OF the New-Haven Hartford and
srsnseed RAlloaA-AtliSS 4: NJ SPIN
For Canal RAOsdA and iiSo NJ Accommodation to Ne"'
For YswHaven and Ne~ London Rsl,Osd-issA to Nor
For Boussonie and Nsnsnos kalFSsd-A NJ sAa D r. NJ
Tor D.nbary and Nor.s st and s<'
TsMss 70 NrwYosk-Fron NewH.ven- Accommodation st
5ef5 50 and sSS NJ and ErP'esst lie and 20 2 "
No-vrk Ss and Il - NJ from Port Chester st So l. a.
See iase bill Of advertisement Houses saa praep.
Ho,els New-Haven Jaly. lssS GEo w WHISTLER j. -e7t
DUFFAL Oand NETWORK CITY RAILROAD via
a ,.s Ere k sss .on S
susyo Exrssss-TbrousS in is hours % inues With
change Of baggage IN rne for steamers on Lake
IAN MnI T.Ms.s'oppas ., =, R ason. ,,.u
Tickets No cOurtandts' and a; Oei Of pusnss
W. c. rArlm.DsE AGENT, No coarlanSt.t
TOLEDO, NORWALK and CLEVELAND RAIL-
RoAD-formns IN connection with the Mehs.n sou, aern
Railroads only Railroad Line between the East and West
The and most expeditions route between Eastern eitieA Chicago
'1 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT:
On and after MONDAY May M Passenger TEainsw leave daily
(SUEdsys eNeep;edl as follows
LEAVE CLEVELAND. LEAVE TOLEDO.
psy rxpres......... l5AM Mail 30 AN
Mail AN Express. ass N
rs NJ Nsht - PM
CONNECTING DIRECTLY
Northern Indians
Railroad and through chcago and Rock
Island and Illinois River forming line to ST.
Louis
A. trains OF Mad River aud Lake Erie Railroad for
Sandusky City Springfield Dayton, Cincinnati Indianapolis nc;
Morroye with trains q Manshe and sandnsky Railroad tor
Ssndusky Shelby Junction Columbus Lanesviie Newark &c
Al Grafton Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati
Railroad for Columbus Cincinnati and way stations.
with trains Of Lake Shore Railroad for aud
Boston Buffalo and Albany and for New York VIA Dlnklrk
with aims Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad for Pittsburgh Phil
f EB. PHILLIPS. Saperinten
A ALBANY-CHANGE of TIME.-On and after the
N September the FRANCIS slDDY will
her night trips leaving NewYoEk TUESDAY THURSDAY
NJ. INST j. MCCULLOUGH. Jr
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F.r 8 esnss

CEPTEMBER, Is53-Por Shrewsbury, Long Branch,
~ Hehlrrd WsshnSton Noins DC
Brcvns Does Ndd<ro~rl and Red elegant and
eormcccrs steamer THOMAS o. HAi6ur zap = eor-
hes win the ia Of September elnay
eerfed rtgz.r hozrs Sewfors AMI ef ssnf
al the regular landings the above route leans re-
cvtry noruina q; o'clock Leaving Sew fe-k reeN, S'
River ever afternoon y o'clock s1re > eers
1bx boa. viii the above hoEn II n fitasr nouee.
SEPTEMBER, 1e53-Fcr Shrewsbury Long Branch
- HIsh.aS Dek Oce.n Ho Po.t W.shin<.sn M0Iars Dock
H.cvrS xadsso~n and Red Bank The AMI splendid
ALICE C. PRICE Capt H. HaxgeEty, VII run NON foo
Of Asrr.yst- North River, daily, aloss:
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DUFFALO. CORNING and NETWORK RAIL

ID RoAp-ExTEysIoN AVON SPRINGS and cALEDo
kA-Exrre leaves Corasg as NJ Immediately "a
the arrival OF the y Express from New fers and s,iss Avoa
srrr " Returning, leaves Avon NJ and
Day Express Ess which STRIVES Newfor sh0at
leP.N.
Mai, IRAN leave Csr-,g NJ and arrives Avoa 10 10
" Returning leaves Avon 4. 80 r " eeaneetnx wie the
Si-tr Express which arrives sew-York e5c-: ioA NJ
lts Read teirs the broad o he NefoIt
Railroad directly Avoa Srrin< ne cs- eor-a6.e
ard expeditions rom NswJerssy 20 .hs. Ylaee.
Tkrcugh eke New YORK Bools Waylsn4 Coaesas and
Avon the NevYoyk AID Enc Railroad Oss
so OF Dusne either Of the above med Stations New
York. J. A. REpFtELp: sapernssns.sas
Saperntsnasnfs ocs Buffalo Corning and NewGork Railroad
I'll
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Nem.11ork Daily Gribmttk.
CHINA.
Progress Of the Observation-Disclosures Attack -
Fuh-(hnu.


Progress Of the Observation-Disclosures Attack %
Fuh-Chau.
To The Buetia-n our latest dispatches from mis-.
sion al Fuh Chsu China hsvet the following intelligence
from Rev DR. Wiley dated at Fuh Chau May a. which u
at your service. Respectfully. j. r DgRpIs Cor Sec.
You viii have heard through brethren ct Hong Kong,
an account of the difficulties which have unexpectedly
arisen at Annoy and which threw into immediate danger
here This movement has upon all very suddenly,
and without any previous indications
AS yet the insurgents have 10 connection with the
Northern revolutionary army but doubtless the nsurec
ton only another expression Of the rebeous feelings
arising throughout the country
Bro Doty, of Annoy informs US that the rebels have
addressed communication to the Army In the North.
proposing to join t. and that the immediate object OF tho
is the capture Of this province which they do
sign to present to the new Emperor.
ION the goth inst large part Of their force len Annoy
en- route for Fuh Chau which, they say they will attack
by sea and by land We in daily expectation Of
The people are considerably excited but the authoi.
ties have succeeded in persusdng them that there no
danger Of attack on this city which does much e calm
them and which will probably have the good effect OF
keepng things quiet until the rebel forces uH0n us
when we think we viii be in safety;
q" Is scarcely to be expected that all things Will pas
of 90 smoothly at Fuh Chau they did at Annoy This
the provincial city and is defended by aTsrar garrison
which will present some resistance to the rebel
trcSRs ,so,s will offer no resistance As far a. ve can
learn they are in favor Of the nsurectionay movement
and viii be glad when they placed under new masters
though they would Ike the transition to be made without
q contest.
awe must have battle at Fuh Chau Tho contest win
probably be short ard principally confined TO the city All
The missionary families have concentrated themselves
the island and together we will await the attack
we have no indication that either party has any wish
10 interfere with u.s. On the contrary from the rebels We
have po-ve assurances Of their protection aer they have
reached tLe city, and hope is that the present author
ties win be able keep down all roous excitement until
the forces of the rebels come upon the city
"Yet we know not what awaits rs. severe thai hcs
before US and we must meet IT, May God give rs grace
to meet with Christian forude and resignation and en-
able az 10 plorfy him in the midst Of these trying times
awe do not vet know 10 what additional means OF safety
we shan be Obliged resort Perhaps We shall be com
relied 10 resort the river and Leave houses for few
aays God Is with us and gives bis grace and enable
Us with confidence to rect all the consequences with him
Your very afectionately,
Philadelphia Bulletin " W. WILEY
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1laints. Wlass, &r.

ZINC PAINTS.-THE NEWT RSEY ZINC
~ COMPANY manufacturing these Paints OF superior
quality, all Of which warranted PURE.
superiority every respect Of Zinc Lead Paints wen
established they equa quantity nearly double the
face and endure much longer evident that the cost the
sumer is not, In the long onehAlt as great
They for by the principal dealers this and other cities st
nsnuscturers prices and by the Companys Agents
MANNING & SQUIER, No IS Deyst- New-York.
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KIGGINGs q KELLQGG. Publishers. whOlesale
Professional Notiees.

Id REOTlPES.-Beautifully colored Dag
cen, ~ rs$ hRshed complies uOrceo cas- for my
pr Ws better than those taken elsewhere double
ne sure local. spece ems AZ TANNERS Diner
- U.ity, No SIS Broadway.
~. LOWELL, 0culist, Aurist, &c, receives his
w sts tcm 10 +ocloek daily At his oce No SOC Broad
eie can &c procured his Treatise on re EyeT and his SID
shd kn Fountains Artificial Eye inserted without The
- I'm color ana expression Wv -" '''''
u W n Die INSTITUTION
Mr., sVK IhE CURE OF DEEORMIrIEs
Ne Bns sp,ns Curvature NO lar COn,raciors Distortions Of
'>A'anee' Sow.les Clhb foot Flat 1905, kcl
No. IS Afautic-st
cas-. o. Powvrs-st- south Brocklya.
he No, a., In and out patients received
sssd s6eoci M saoes On 4cesdsyf and Fdsys between
BARTnFLsiESS Nd,
cfet Aor.. BAUER D
e5s raeer.eS Fsasc fi.eats cniy b. fore 70 eosk S
"a 'aa P''ss@as, apply o. the Gaze Ct he las.lil
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Gopartnersbip.

DISSOLUTION-Tbe firm of LARKIN, STEARNS
~ Co. Comprising the Union Book Association Is this day dis
solved by mutual by the Withdrawal Of w RAYMOND
STFARES and bis entire interest from the same Business con-
and title OF the undersigned who are only
Sept 8 1855 LYMAN LARR1N Co.
nISSOLUTION-The undersigned, cOpartners, here
~ doing business under the and firms Of ADAMS
WILLIAM STURGES Zanose Ohio this day dissolved BY Ina-
being fully authorized TO the Of the firm
in Liquidation July ], 1853 j. D. ADAMS
WIN SrURGES,
N. w. GRAHAM
heretofore done in New York BY AD ANS
will be continued by undersigned who have this day formed
the purpose ransacng General Commits on
and Bnnking the and firms of ADAMS
BUCKlNGfiAMS No 10 Southst, New York E. BUCKINGHAM
L Co, znesvile, OhiO,-New York, July / 1853
JOHN BUCKINGHAM,
L. BUCKINGHAM.
GRAHAM ofNew Orleans parinerin firm from and
after this dsie-New-York, July ], 1883: - ...,o,,,..
NOTICE-Tbe COpartnership heretofore existing
IN between under the Of VAN VALkEN
MARTIN the City NewYork Is this day
dissolved by The affairs OF the firm will be adjusted
and the business continued by JOHN A. VANVALkENBuRGH-
Auf 80 1883 JOHN A. VAN YLKENBURGH
JOSEPH T. MARTIN
NOTICE-The late firm of VIM GALE, SON &
~ Co Dissolved by mutual on the ed day of August
n'' TaoMAs s-t CHARTERS JOHN CAM,
DAVID DUNN.
mn ,tairs WIN GALE.
VIM GALE, Jr