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Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09
DR.. w. R. HURLEY,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGIST,
LOUDON, TENN,

LOUDON, TENN,
"AS NOW IN STORE, AND INTENDS TO KEEP con-
Ill stantly hand full supply of
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PALNTS& DYE STUFFS
Castor, Sweet, Tanners, Linssed, Cod Liver Volatile
and Essential Oil of all kinds Varnish Clue Putty,
Snuff, Cigars and Tobacco. SOAPS of all kinds,
Paint and Whits-wash Brushes, Sash Tools, Tooth,
Hsr, busting, Horse, Backing and Flesh Brushes;
Horse hair Gloves, Trusses, Plain and Linen Pad,
Utera Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder Braces, Gum
elastic and Silver Casheters; Surgical Instruments
Amputating ease; TrOcar and Csnselars, Terniqaess
Stomache Tubes, Dental Extracting Instruments; all
kinds of Perfumery, Cosmetics and Hair Oils; Evans
best Thumb Lancets Brass and German Silver Spring
Lancets Fine Letter and Note Paper; Fancy an i
Plain Envelopes. In short most Of the articles usu-
ally kept in Drug Stores, which will be sold &C.
commOdsting TERMS to Merchants, Physicians or
others wanting such articles. Call and examine OF
send your orders and they will be promptly filed on
as good terms any point in East Tennessee.
London Dec. Is, 81 IF
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Total to Aug. l2...60 40 800
Sixty-fve casulties, ahundred and seventySix
deaths, and three hundred and thirty-three per-
sons injured There is toatl which shohld
put our civilization to the blush and almost
make men foreswear the progress of the age.
And yet this table does not cOmpraise those
numerous casualties which have been wholly or
partly owing to the carelessness of the victims.
1t only contains those disasters which might
have been avoided by the proper management
of the roads and by the attention of the officials.
We leave the above synopsis to preach its
own eloquent story, trusting that it will arouse,
not only managers and directors to properper-
formace of their duty to society; of that we have
no hope-but legislators to devise and enact
such corrective measures as shall be sufficient,
so far as human wisdom can effect, to protect
the community from those terrific daily disas-
tiers, which, in their consequences, are hardly
less fatal to life and limb than would be the
existence of state of civil war; Day Book.
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WORLDS FARE.


FINHE present age istrnly great ain the Worlds
L. History. Coloric engines, Magnetic Telegrsphs,
&c. And the Arts and sciences so improved in point
of correctness and simplicity that it only requires
one fourth of the time and expense, now, to gain q
competent knowledge of many of The Arts, that vas
required 20 years ago. For example, Twenty years
ago it required from 10 to 90 days learn the OF
Gurment C'sttingj now by the aid Of
j. S. BONHAM'S
Improred Garment Gutter, any Lady of common A.
pacity gain practical knowledge of this truly
interest0n and necessary branch of domestic
my, in from to 2 days. By this Best Rule Of Gar
ment Cutting, the Ladies up with the Tailor and
in many they render satisfaction than the
TailOr-their Coats, Pants and Vests, fit neat easy
and fashionable. This work is selling in II of
the Southern and Wsster States. A part of the Wes-
tern and all the Eastern States yet for SALE and
| am giving most ex traOrdinary chance to mako
money in the sale of the Copy Right of States, Be
for further information TO the sale of the Copy
Right, Orders for Patterns, &C., address me Post
Paid at Louisville, Tenn.
Respectfully,
JAMFS s. BONHAM.
PHb{i-@eT - PrOprrefO-.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT.

This Linimeut is uneaqualed for the cure of Rheu-
matism Neuralgia, Bruises, strains, Burns, cOrns,
riles tumors, and sweings pains in any part of
the body external application can reach vol
ume of certificates has been already given from
those that have been cured of these diseases and al
so from those that have horses cured of Ring bone
SPAWN Fistus, scratches, wind gals, saddle CALLS
or any stiffness enlargement of bone muscle.
NJ Give it thorough application and the
rns, ,rin hn sntisfactnrr
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Beautiful is the love, and sweet the kiss of
the sister; but ifyou haven't sister handy try
your cousin, it isn't much worse Elk.
Ifyou haven'n a cousin of your own try some
body else's, there's no difference
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". A. READ & c. ..
FASHIONABLE
& UNDERTAKINGS.

KNOXVIILE,T TENN.
TIIE subscribers would respectfully call your at
tention to their stock of CABINET-WARE now
on hand, and to which they constantly making
additions at their Ware Rooms, Southwest corner
of Cumberland and Water Streets, which embraces
nearly all the leading articles of modern styled Fur
niture now in general use, such Sofas, Sideboards
Bureaus Beadsteads of every description, Pedestals,
Wardrobes Centre Sofa, Card, Extension Dining and
breakfast Tables Rocking, ParlOr and Beeded
Chairs Book Cases Pier Glasses Cradles Cribs etc
Their Furniture is all made by good workmen, and
of the best material, and in style and quality will
compare Favorable with that manufactured in the
Northern cities, and elsewhere.
\ on are respectfully invited to call and examine
their stock OF Furniture feeling assured they
commodate You with any article in their line of bu-
slness, and on the unreasonable terms [ja7-Sf
INXTRA Article of Anti Nervous Tobacco; Extra
IL May Queen Tobacco; Cigars, Goldfish, Samon
Candles, Nuts, &c, &C., for sale by
March 10. w. T.LOW.
DLASTER.-45 Tons fresh from the Plaster
Bank, and for sale by
ape JOHNSTON, SMITH & co.
DICKELS.--One Dbl Pickles, just received and
I for sale by [ja17 w. Il. LOWE.
A FEW pieces of Black Dc FaRcy French Cloths, at
N may lS JOHNSON, BELL Co.
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A Kentucky Lawye,'s 1ppeal-The thunder
roared, the moon rolled the stars winked the
sky was complete web-gentlemen of the jury
of darkling darkness on that night; and yet
this man did, with malice alore-thOught, steal
forth inter the shades of a lonely farmers house
and then and there malciosly pisened his brin-
die yaller dog. Convict him, and the prayers
of nation are yours.
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q HHDS Molasses, coils Msnilla Rope; fresh
q Meal, 100 sacks of Allison and Standfelds Flour
Onions, Sweet Potatoes lot Of
Georgia Castings-also lot of Tennessee castings,
on hand and for sale by w. I. LOWE.
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nHS.--Winter Strained, Sperm, Machinery,
" Lard and Lnseed Oils, just received and for
sale by TApril ., So ORME, WILSON Co.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

~ -e>rS~~S>'->>>-~
MRS. SW1SSHELMS NEW NOOK, C. RIKER, NO
Country Girsn by Jane c. Sviseelm i2no cloth-prlce
seventy five cents.
i Saturday, March 20, contains twent, handsome en-
cravings and great variety OF interesting reading matter
yptcr ftrett
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- Lsass9s Patent 9sssEea IN IeAo-Pulvsg-
Aas Psssnt Aytro 1lsets vsitAie Chains eenstyvsed
- - u.der the the most die
Madame and electricity Of the present day Thsy
Bsvs without pain shock assts ne.
vss p., ssh bad ear :sd &
"A Dsspsibc action the body Of stand
gsuch gsst, local paralysis, sompsen liver
4oses ke-disappear ~ by miracle They heye been
aDDsd with the greatest all those ats
sss Of tssthng .ndsr and Disorders Of tho how
els They precpitats metals from their solsnons deeom
defect the magnetic needle IN short show all
- phsnonenon Of powerful vcltac pile The instru
b folded up in always ready for nsnA
ssous use win last his lifetime guarding himself
y ana friends asonst that number Of diseases and
complaints which mild streaming electricity perfectly
ssrsse casin Is from 81 to G batteries 10 to III So
Incredible the above facts, any person
convince himself beforehand depot their
u&h The importance Of the invention sokncw-
ldeed IN America by the Academy Of Medicine of Nav
Yorh and the have been applied with success
aosptals Brooklyn City Hospital 60 in Europe, by the
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons Ia Loudon
ss Academic Rationale de Medecin vt Pars by the
faculty e venns by the Royal faculty at Berlin and
Ne principal hospitals IN Europe.
The Proprfetors in possession Of to tho
sao eject from all the above institutions in America asd
EUROPE we'll Of the most eminent and distinguished
cmbcrs Of the profession in both hemspheres and invite
no pm lic TO examine them.
gull and illustrated descriptonsone for personal use,
a1d for scientific men-with copies Of Testimonials ana
Number Of cured in New York and Europe, may be
eStaned gratis NJ the Office They Will be forwarded iree
81 postage to part Of the United States In
j. STEINERT
No. oeS Broadway, corner Of Prince street.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN, AGED ABOUT THIRTY, NOT PRE-.
"A poseereng in appearance who has been unfortunate
loosng the lady Of his choice from waywadncss bor part
OF seeking consolation by uniting himself
lady Of appeanoe aged under twenty medium height
graceful figure, bck eyes aud fair complexion AdGrcae
Creole Broadway fost Office, stating whore interview
can he had. All letter, striotly confidential.
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TELEGRAPIT.


rCnE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.-NEw YORK OFT
ces corner of Hanover and Beaver streets and NO A
broadway second building below Fulton Street.-The Mag
ntc Telegraph Company for tho purpose OF The further 40
ccmmodaton of the public to keep pace with the rapidly
patch With promptitude all that
pairs now and IN active operation two separate
end distinct lines poles tecgrapho wres extending
from New the city OF Washing by tho rail-
road route with wires from Now York TO Philadelphia
and four wires Phin delpia to Baltimore and Wash
ngon other line along the turnpike roads, there
the whole distance and the
tcns NJ Washington Trenton Now Bruins Princeton
Newark Jersey City, Tavrc de Grace Port Deposit and
Hope With wires above and regulations to
prompt delivery, thG company affords persons ds
posed avail themselves Of the Of this
rapid mode Of communicating with personal or business
friends in distant cities extent of
uncqund by other line in this country
hut recently experiment has become attic and re-
liable medium Of business and tho OF thoues
upon thousands Of dollars daily transacted through lie
sgency.
PRic,s-For the transmission Of ten or less
elusive Of date address, and signature for which charge
madcJ the prices nre From New York 10 Newark twsa
~ cents to Philadelphia, twenty five cents and 20 Bst
more Warrington hity sents Open daily frem 10
Top NJ. WIN NJ SWAIN, President.
WIN. p. wrsrrnvKLr, Superintendent.
TELEGRAPH wIRT-sUPERIOR QUALITY, HALF
i mile lengths, galvanized and plain, for sale by
MARSHALL, LEFFERTS BROTHER, ~ broAAway
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SPORTING.

nancy PIGEoNs.-THQSE WHO ADMIRE THESE
Interesting birds and would like to 80 them in their
perfection will End very choice collection Of pouters ear
rers fAntals r apples harbs and tumblere together
with variety Of the half stock common brood For
talc at the stove store $50 Bowery Tho original depot for
Badeaus celebrated strengthening plastcr
EOR SAJE-A LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND WATCH
IL dog and dog house Tho wishes TO dispose of
them account OF not having place TO keep
poundr Price s25 Inquire at II Wiett street, in the
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BABcoCK, DENTIST FORMERLY WITH r. BAR
~. low, will the fret OF May TO No. 2Vnion
place, corner Of Fourteenth street.
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FINANCIAL.

COX 000 TO LOAN, AT SIX AND HALF PER
PAO.UUV cent interest, Din sums,) on bond
and mortsas on first class productive real estate in this
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

LNoR sALE-FIxTURES AND FURNITURE OF AN
ice cream. confectionery drinking and rofrsahment
saloon and house In connecto TO handsomely fitted
up. Located great and fashionable public
and Doing good luenese. Apply TO ROBINSON IS Nassau
street, up stairs.
rN0 LET THE UPPER PART OF HOUSE hS
i Broomc street, variek street Tho apartments
consist Of three in the second floor and
rooms che third Hoor Good reference required Rent
$40 Possession given the hrst
Can be any time after nine o'clock in tho morning
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s" ,Ss s,s s 81 S.l ss as
Us spy Of lot, asss
H.. have pr Sssn for Which
: As "r b lying
farm of ghss 90 y r tn: % Are
sers , sse day the balance
made out immediately tho distribution
directly after paying the balance Real estate al parts
SANITY being iasjnF purposes
Lot '%yssss ssS ess' Long s
rsoensy ssen sold fer
Offering for sale must from It's ioeston and cspsSuy Of
& 81 saSs K sssfsa
ssasy s % s as as le an
i
New YsSE; share apply amsdiassiy 2 cnASIEs
large number purehasers had
spd for IS may
F.s. Cleaver's Honey Soap.-Just received,
r S. Cieayers celebrated Musk Brown windsor Shaving
is ~ = bhVs Co. 70 sole
Watts Nervous Ansidote'is now beginning
ssSpl.as SSis sesp sssssisss:
ns every
Watts Nervous AntIdote is n certain and
speedy for neuralgia rheumatism tic dorcux cramps
a AZ sanfsd Bottle hG' ssssss
DEPOT SO Ann street. door below Nassau Sent to any
part OF the country
A Singular Discovery has been made for the
reova Of birthmsrks sorrhus polypre tumors
oles and all Of the skin without the Of
tae knife causc All interested viii be satisfied
, sss s by a. ts " inc e
HARVEY WALLACE
PhnIons Magic Hair Dye. TO color the
Aa whiskers the it is applied without injury
The hair skin. 1t be washed immediately without
sassiy, or sold at PMALoN's Wig Factory III and ~
st Nicholas Hotel and by druggists generally.
PhnIon's Chemical Hair InvfgoraSoY, Co
psvsnt bsdnass and to restore hair that has fallen
become thin, and TO seurf dandrnR invest
with brilliant gloss and permanent curl for sale at M
nad OH Broadway under the ST. Nicholas Hee and al tls
SruE stores 10 every city.
Stand before Mirror end see your Gray or
CRISTADOKOS hair dye It applied privately by the
xonter, at No Aston House, where may be obtained
sopgcnal juices and keeps it uxuran from youth age
Tsusses.-Marsh Il Co., No. 2 l-2 Maiden lane,
New York. imported from Paris large
plated springs with ivory and gutta percha pads Also
general assortment OF bathing trueses.
= Corns, BuMiOns end Tender Nails Cured
Dr. NEUMANN iron Berlin No. 1877 Fourth avenue near
my testimony Dr. NEuMANN has cured of very
Pine strcot above Twelfth. DR. Neumann from Berlin, has
eurod my and bunon without cut
St FhiIadeipha Once hours from l. and from to
p. H. Patients will be attended at their own houses.
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no MERCHANT TAILoRs.-A SITUATION WANTED
NJ cutter, by yonng who has practical know.
Herald o6ioe = -
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ITO LAND OWNERS-WANTED, A TRACT OF LAND
for village quot less than forty acres) rail
road depot The Harlem Railroad would be preferred Ap
ply between the hours Of 10 A. NJ and 3P NJ JOHN *
PLANNERS real estate Office, G8 Wall street.
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sirous Of ebt.nins situation clerk take the
charge OF tho business Has been engaged business
the last eight The best reference given Address
Grocer, Herald once
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IlOTEL.D.

HOTELS.
CRAMERCY HoTEL-THIS ELEGANT AND FASH.
hotel located OF Broadway and Twentieth
street with its extensive additions, comprising 25o
IL ready fer the of tho public
Tho intends that this house shall continue do
serve its high reputation as first class hotel.
CORGOEA, MARCH 4, 1S53.-N0TICE-THE UNDER
ncd would most respectfully inform his friends and the
Travelling public generally that he has assumed the sole
pretorhip Of the hotel known the New York Hoass.
The best attention shall be paid 70 those who favor him
with their patronage From residence OF three
Trio sthmus much useful information may be obtained gra
tuitously j. J. HOLMES New York Hotel Gorsona, New
Granada.
NOTICE-RICHM0ND HILL HOTEL, STATEN
In leland N w. data the Rishmond Seminary will open
the OF hve months tho LIST of May Arrange
have made that families be accommodated
~ the day Charges Of the hotel Board for the
week Children under ten years Of half price. Ser
wants. 81 week. Horses, week. II thero coach
extra Separate sitting be had at ron 81
80 week. The Richmond stage meets tho and O'Clock
boat from Now York, Mt vandorbilt's landing.
J. T.. KELLETT- Proprietor.
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VIyANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, A
wv situation as waiter in private family Can be seen
for two days. at his place II East Twenty
street. Has objection to town country Good
reference
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
situation 70 do general homework in private fami
Ayylyat 100 Mulberry street In the Can no soen
ytyp days Best Of city references given.
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CPRlNG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON MONDAY
~ March 2st.-Ten additional of Paris imported
man @ i os,n az tne sol Broad
Together with the entire 10.
Gliding the different articles intended Worlds FAIR
The inspection Of lados ia respectfully solicited.
GhO BULPIN, 36l Broadway.
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Company Ne. ..
ITO THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.-UNDERSTAN
that ticket has been circulated through the depart
ment, with the Of Charles Brown on would can
ton friends to examine their see that they
read Charles A. Brown CHARLES A. BROWN Engine
Company No. ..
VICTORY IS OURS EVERY FIREMAN WHO WISH
es to SEQ elected who will do good duty all
city, will vote foH the ticket headed HENRY ii. How
ARD the active frcmans candidate for Assistant Engi
neer ANTI
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: r. 3. Cleaver's Honey Soap.-Just received,
several the above incompatible toilet soap Also
r. s. Cleayer's celebrated Musk Brown Windsor
and soaps Bears clarified DC. For
sale by w. j. DAVIS Co.. 10 CortlaRdt street, role
agents for United States.
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WANTED-A CHEF MATE GAN AMERICAN PRE-
w ferred for first class ship bound to San Francisco
10 that temperate well qualified and gives the beet Of
reference coed wages will be paid Address Shipmaster,
HAra
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w girl to do general housework in small private family;
call ct 2s Ninth street. in the basement Can be for
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without gging the least pain, and without cutting. by
Dr.. NEUMANN, drom Berlin No. 1877 Fourth avenue,
Union Park. Fee, dollar am happy to give
my testimony that Dr. NEuMAsN has cured me OF very
Pine ssreot Twelfth. Dr. Neumann from Berlin has
cured my very troublesome bunon without
ting or giving me pain lAos PALMER y. D; As Walnut
p H. Patients will be attended at their houses.
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TrusSes.-Marsh u Co., No. 2 l-2 Maiden lane,
New York. have just ported from Paris large
Of tho most improved French truses consisting of silver
plated springs with ivory and gutta percha pads Also
general assortment Of bathing trusaes
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DRY GOODS,

ANTON GRAPE SHAWLS.-FIFTY CASES OF
canton Grape shaws plain and embroidered are new
on sne ny tho subscriber prices below the marh
vane e having purchased the eatire one
ne largest shipping houses city to the nrr
ent advance. GEO BIJf.PiN All proad~ Az pi'
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MUSICAL.

A LADY OF SEVERAL YEARS EXPERIENCE WISH
"A % TO make engagement soprano in n choir in
York Brooklyn sung five In Episcopal
eurch. Best Of references given. Address Soprano,
Heral
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vTANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young Welsh woman, as chambermaid and waiter, or
and seamstress Good city reference 0fee
for two days at No. S Thirtysixth street. bSteen the
Eighth and Ninth avenues
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CEILING OFF.-CHANCING OR REMOVING FROM
- tho first floor the second floor told stand Broad
store leveforeign aristocrato In
GEORGE y. FOX Tailor De-, will have recherche
sttck elso extensive premises and April he
can fell (beng under positively rent and
td to make finer york in proof most fashionable
hopca that his old friends and customers Will rally
round the FASHIONS Ieader luxuriatng from Rlth,
dEft aud turmoil in retirement West end OF London
Houlevards Partisan etye.- Coming events their
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1TANTED-A SITUATION AS COOK, AND TO WASH
w and ron in private family. by experienced girl
with excellent city references Call at 72 Sixth avenue
the bookstore
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DARKEEPER AND BOOKKEEPER, OR TO SUPER
ID intend restaurant-by competent, steady, gcntec
American who for eight years has been engaged in the
class hotel and business Has objection to 20
out Of the city Refers to late employer Address o. F.
Broadway Post Office. -
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A YOUNG WOMAN WISHES SITUATION AS
"A shsmtermaid; she is good washer and ironer She
ssi at ST. Marks place. Eighth street, between Second
Third avenues. for two days.
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REMOVALS.

TELEGRAPH wIRT-sUPERIOR QUALITY, HALF
i mile lengths, galvanized and plain for sale by
MARSHALL, LEFfERTS BROTHER 10 broadway.
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TNsTRUCTIoN-vISITING GOvERNESS WANTED
to give general instruction. including French and Bng
lish four young ladies, in the vicinity Of Now York
Catholics need not apply Address box 2lal with terms
which must To moderate Best Of rcfcrcne required
abilities and temper.
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A GOOD CHANGING HUMBUG.-A FEW YOUNG
n men are wnnts % canvass the city and neghborng
towns to coll by the gross dozen article ndipensa
pie to every family From - to and upwards day
by agents. Apply at IS Nassau street, room No. s. up
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tiea system, which enables every digent student to
speak and write the language correctly and huen in half
ayear Terms moderate. Lessons given at pleasure any
OF this city Address Frcnc Lessons Herald Office
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ENTERTAINMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
BEE FIRST, THIRD, SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
PAGES.
THE LECTURE SEASON.

nR. WHITING, THIS EVENING, AT ~ O'CLOCK, IN
the Blocker Buildings Of Bleeokor and Morton
lectures Digestion the at dyspepsia and
Of the Of cure, effects of sobacco &C., with
large collection of manns, Skeletons models paint
ipgs &C. Admission 121a cents
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INSTRUCTION..

A YOUNG FEMALE, OF SUPERIOR ENGLISH EDU
N cation wishes cngc yoment teacher In family
that purposes shortly leave this country for Europe
family In which the children under thirteen
would he preferred reply this
except those who do intend departing from America
dress H. Cox, Herald Office
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WTAETED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, rs seamstrees; can cut fit and make
chidrens dresses Has lived twelve months In her last
place. Please call at No. ~ Columbia street. Brooklyn
second floor front Can be for two days IL not