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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

TRUSTEES sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF
the Circuit Court for Allegheny county, sitting as
Court of Equity will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder thursday the 0th June, before the Re-
House the town OF Cumberland at IL o'clock all
that valuable tract of coal and lying Georges crock
mile south of Iongaconng called Timothy Level or
the Jackson Farm, containing 23la less.
The whole of the land underad with the large vein COAL
called the Fourteen Feet yen and universally admitted
land county this is Of the last
tracts of land containing the fourteen feet vein in the
ket likely be placed in market for comes
wishing realize fortune would do we'll to purchase
There upwards of 100 Of cleared land which
very product rm house. bars, &c. Terms OF sale
prescribed by tho derecOne third Of tho purchase
the sale and the balance in equal
from the day of sale the deferred
mets be secured by bonds with security BIO approved
Of by the trustee Upon payment Of the whole purohaso
money good deed will be made to the purchaser The
title is M questionably good.
June 1861. THOMAS ]. McKATG, Trustee.
RIO GILBRRs, COMPOSITION ORNAMENT MAKERS.
Decorators &c.-Importnnt sale Of valuable mouidss
presses steamer &C. Will he sold Monday mornings
June 20 at 10 o'clock Mt No 1917 Centre srect near Canal,
the entire stock of William Conely comprising among
other kinds the extensive and best selected
picture frame moulds in the United states Catalogues
ready and be obtained Mt tho above rooms
where the yrrious articles N and examined.
PETER PARKS, Auctionccr.
w b. JONES AUCTIoNEER.-JONES HENRY
will sell this day Mt l0is o'clock, at No. Id Spruce
street tho furniture of family declining housekeeping;
bureaus sofas chairs tables bedsteads mattresses and
feather beds also ~ 90 choice brands OF segars, drygoods
cutlery, fancy articles, 80.
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ANTHOLOGY.

MRS ALVIN RENOWNED IN ErRopE FOR HER
IVA skill in foreteng The future bss .-!rd an9 will fur
nsh in diligence about all circumstances ie Shg intel
prets dreams law atters and love- by astroogy books
science and tolls TO ladies and gentlemen the name Of h
they will also the of her visitors I
Alvin speaks the Engh, French and German languages
Residence % Rvingon street. STAIRS the Bowery
Iadias 30 Nents: gen tic mon 81.
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Thermometer Threatens I

Thermometer threatens to reach 100,
will suffer considerably If you don't get nice light
hat and the place to get FASH nnable good de-
:, cool and moderate il pr,ce is at WILLIAMSS.
100 Fulton street. second door from Broadway. Call
he rush there is g cat, for the hats are A L.
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AHEx. J. T 4 }al5s, 5 Assisnoss.

CTUDI0 CURIOSO-I SHALL SELL AT AUCTION,
- Tuesday Wednesday, the 2th and 2th Of June,
my collection, which is exhibition at the Studio
Cufoso, $40 Broadway dn Brewsters marble budingsO
consisting Of curious proeans stones of great
briapsv. rcUipture, Paintings m0pnios,
ug coral pearls lava, musical boxes musical watches,
musical birds and valuable books from 1855 1900.
The Victoria clock with Cameo the fu tight
dancer gilt ecok representing the Cathe
dral Of Rheims ard the kings of France miniatures and
watches in rings; specimens OF art AM ingenuity Of
which have been In the Gro wned heads and
nobility Europe This altogether tue most unique and
wonderful collection that offered for sale in
America Catalogues he had In the and also of
Leeds Co.. No. Wall street, The citizens Of Now York,
and the connoseurs amateurs Boston Phadel
pbia corda j. invited TO examine these splendid our
otities and gems of antiquity. Admission gratl
WILLIAM G. MOON.
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with fingers weary and worn,t
With eyelids heavy and red,
A womsn sat ia unwomanly rags,
Plying her needle and thread.
Stftch-atitch-stit

Cal Ornia express viii be Dispatched charge Of
illinois, Monday the Goth inst connecting at Panama
with the u s. mail steamship Golden Gate Small pack
ages received till o'clock the dav Of sailing.
WELLS, FARGO, CO., 16 Wall street.
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nuticn.--As Life or Death Depends upOn
|notce ~ IL important TO preserve IT, That spurious
|ston OF DIR. WATTS Nervous Antidotc Is manufaetur-
II wo Known for pers selling IL who have
Nv Lad, Nnoiesxle my house 42l wch street.
N. VASQUEZ, Sole Proprietor.
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Hos Beautiful Drab Beavc,s. ofh,,

10 DCUUxII u AITHU bVHVCHo, Oh MS new
style, are the popular article Of the day. Nearly
ell dressed man you meet in Broadway, out of it,
united with Q Mealo beaver, and no gentleman OF
fashion should be without one. Mealio's establish
at 4l6 Broadway, corner Of Canal street.
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p A. Chiffon, AUCTIoNEER- AT KINGsBRrDGE
ID, Harlem river-At auction, Ny Cole and Chill
ton Monday, June "a at u O'clock, .he Merohants
meadow Of two and half acres desirably siated for
dwellings mechanical business purposes, and
York and Albany post roads, being part the
land formerly belonging to Robert Maeomb, Esq Terms
be had at the Office Of the No. Is Nassau street,
near Pine,
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!es.Gormenys, Gloves, and Hosiery
ho buy the very best goods at the lowest prces for
they are sold in this country buy at ADAMS hosiery
der. garment manrfactory, No. 5H Broadway oppo-
tropolitan Hotel and Niblo's Garden.
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EXCURSIONS.

10! FOR SHEEPSHEAD BAY-THE MEMBERS OF
the America chowder Club requested to meet at
o'clock precsely as business Of Importance will be
acted. JAMES NEARY. President.
JOSEPH &. REID, Secretary.
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q A. Chiffon AUcTIoNEER -PEREMPToRY

u A. Chiffon, AUCTI0NEER- - PEREMPTORY
ID. executors sale Of 90 lots. at New Brunswick, New
.ersey.-C0LE HILTON will sell ut auction on We'd
nesday June p 1853 NJ IL O'clock at the Merchants,
Exchange under the direction of the Executors Of LemueI
Richardson deceased lots of ground at New Brunswick,
New Jerey situate Railroad avenue. Deovan street,
Codwise Thrcor College Remsen and Sand
ford Hale elton Baldwin Wyckof Morrell Huntington,
Condet, Town Redmond Townsend, Betttasy. Somerset
and Prospect streets thographc of the above pro-
perty cen be had 1T the Office Of the auconser No. Is
Nassau street For further part.n- apply to Clason &
English Attorneys No. /, NASSAU street
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A LBEkT H. NIcoLAY WILL SELL AT AUCTION, ON
"A SATURDAY Jun. S at O'clock the premises in the
rsutfnl village 81 Melvna forty desirable building
los This property is beautifully situated, and offers
@ 10 ts purchaser being situated tho
quarter Of the Williamsburg ferries Stages leave ali the
above ferries every ,fteen minutes Fare sxpance For
photographic maps and fN particulars appIy 10 LTHEK
s. SMITH, on the premises, ths aueioneer No 20
Wall street, New York. -'~' ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

A CARD.-1HE GENTLEMAN WHO TOOK A NEW
"A bat, with mourning Grape upon it, from the Com
mon Pleas Court room WEDNESDAY morning. leaving
badly damaged in the will please return il there
hang il up whore his old one now bangs
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EXCURSIONS TO THE WISHING BANKS EVERY
~ day except Saturday-Ths avorite steamer Hero Gap
tain nsncex viii leave Spring street At IA o'clock
slip 81, Pier Ne. 3, N r., o A. NJ returning by 3 p VI
Fare 50 cents. Dinner fishing ana bat will be
sided.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT AUCTION-J L. VAN
IL DEWATER will sell, this day, at l0h o'clock, at
made furniture consulting in part Of rosewood suits CO.
vered hair cloth brocatle and plush; mahogany and
top pier tables secretary
bookcases paror chairs bedstoads matress-
paaeers wardrobes, bureaus and washstands; also,
tofe Gilt pier and rlasses
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m s. HouGu. AuCTIoNLrR -cAnINET FuRNI

TNIGHTH wApD PROPORTION FOURTEENTH AND
u Fifteenth streets Tenth and eleven tn ES
GUILE SON will sell at auction Tuesday, June 81 lS5
at II O'clock at the Merchants Exchange New York. Ito
lots These lots well located In desirable part OF
the Eighth ward the Coney Island Plank Road The
great i'm which have been made in the entire
ton between the s III ADD Eleventh and First
street and this property enhance the value OF these
lots much rherc 10 line OF omnbuses running
Fifth and another the plank road, making
lie obtained 1T the office of the auctioneer No. 4 Fulton
street, Brooklyn,
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IRVING BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIA.
ton-Notico s hereby given 10 all members are SIX
months or more In arrears that unless the
paid Immediately ut the office IA Grand street. shares
hel. by them evcy will be declared forfeited In
oordanee with the articles Of association article the
act of the Legislature section BY order of the trustees
CHARLES X. TAYLOR, President,
J. B. WEEDEN, Woo President
7. Gowns, Secretary
Ne,vY arkM MAJ
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A YOUNG GIRL WANTS SITUATION IN A NICE
IA family children'i nurse and seamstress. Has "A
objections to into the country Please call at 2o3 Division
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CARD TIE PROPRIEToRS OF TIE AMERICAN
~ Hotel take the earliest of returning their
thanks to the heen for their urtng in saving
their during the burning Of hotel
evening" and especially to the Mechanical Engne Company
OF Baltimore whose obe rivalry with boys
showed they wore worthy Of the Monumental city
i TARER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-07

a QUAKER IN COFGaBss - Hon Edward p Ljtns,
the Of 0rip Fowler from the Ninth ais riot Of
basseehuse'ts 10 III" present. Goosrss SCI Of
mooors Little Who Was ui kUehtd in 4uperc
nssy me nfty years ago lie soc the asry part ~
Lis hfe In tho saya4 gsrvice HN 4 01aker al
marched mp the aide Of The Housa ~ Representatives
s"t bic hst to pre~eut his sdebtals aDd
hs osh- bH Affirmation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-07

MORE RAILROAD CASUALTIES a hrj5oa en- III.
Beileontans Railroad gave wsy tbs ~ IA NE where
BY nuBber " nsp we're killed. freight aAa on thu
1ad rives read eet-eer sFrngaoh and Barton or ths
24th pit. broke through sr/vert esies s.I b..,,
wahsd GU. BY tho nsns and Abs ssgsser and oas mAa
we're MORALLY Djurvd,
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G00eIol rlcIco VIII OCUUpy pOhlbOn VI kreAteT 70.
sponsibility than any other in the world The mo
deay, dslicacy and frnAess he has displayed
throughout the late canvass, gives hopeful oarnest
that be viii not be defoieRs in any Of the higo qua
lities 70 requisite In the administrator Of great
nstiop elected by hearty union Of AL the faouons
that hitherto had commended against each other.
We frequently hear the apprehension expressed that
most any man like himself, Of warm aad gsaorous
feel tho obligstisn Of personal friendship 30 power
fal ~ TO overbalanos his judgment in the dssigns
ton Of his advisors This might be feared frsm
man who bad given no iaaicatien Of frnasss and
Judgment in the past. General Pierce WAS elected
upsn . national platform, ~ . union Loving, eeassi
tutionA democrat. That victory, 30 far - no 10
concerned, wiz be completed emily whom he iadiostes
70 the country Who are the men that are TO share
with him In the executive administration Of the
government. The country requires that shsy should
b, and should have been, in times past, sxponsats
of tho same views and sentiments that be 10 known
to represent himself. His cabinet, 70 be efficient,
should be unit and unless this takes plAoe We
shall not look for al tAe great benefits we have
earnestly believed would result from the insugura-
ton Of . De socratio Prssidsat Hsw saa any n an
be invited TO give counsel for the benefit Of tho
Whole Union, whsa his previous public speeches,
and bis associations, have fostsred any one OF the
rea op able schemes that have convused he oouasry
10 the late crins through which We passed This
weuld be bat premium for treason; and . great
party, called INTO power under circumstances more
fattsrng than a1y other since the gsvsrs neat sAs
formed, would aesessarily 80 TO pieces, for hAuAg
sought TO blend opinions and sentiments disnesn
saliy opposite and hostile In IN adminissrst,oa
which, TO be complete. should wsrk together in
harmony and union Those opinions are given, be
ssuss We AnA that the various cabinet m Aksrs for
the President are continually paradiBg before the
pablo, the names Of prominent free soiisrs and dis
pnoAiss, likely to be CALLED TO aid the President
elect ~ bis constituti0nal advisers The cossstu
ton oontem plates that tho senate Of she United
Slater shall exercise advisory power in the desg
nation OF cabinet ministers but the oOp ddsooe
hitherto reposeo in the eminent men designated -
President has rendered this provision Of that In
strsment of 20 practical e,ot, far these Offices
are concerned, with scarcely exception; bu, the
fs'p9i sbility will devoys upon them Of pfsveusiag
the designaton, A. cabinet minister, OF any m an
who has famed the embers Of ssotioal strife either
in the ranks Of the soutsors sessders, the North
] erp abolitiOnists
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paving the intersection OF CAInine and Geeeker streets
and raid street for distance IT one hundred teet from
rscs."isg basins Ss.ns Laid On shs table ''' '- ~
CT the sene somnisee-In favor Of enclosing vacant
lots the Of Thirty arst street and Lexington
avenue with . suitable fenoe Adopted a divisiol:-
Afr aativs-Aldsrmsn Moore, Haley, sturtevant
Oaklsy, Boyos Barr Tweed, the President, Alder nsa
prulsy Francis Smith Bard Ward, Cornell, Peok-l5.
fourth street, between Tenth End Eleventh avenues
Adopted . diviAoa, vis-
Observation-Disclosures moore, Haley. Sturtsvant,
Oakley, Royss Barr Tweed, the President Aiasrmsn
Brissy Francis Smith, Bard, Ward, Cornell-1S
IN" .soshs1 %ss~.lt Of sixteenth street, bs:sess
1sird avenue aad irving place Adopted on division,
Wis.,
observation-disclosures Haley, sturtevant, Oakley,
Bo,cs Barr, Tweed, the Prcsdsnt Brisey, Francis,
Smith Bard Ward, Cornell. Peok,-H.
OF .ane COMMITTEES, in favor Of assging Sidewalk In
Adopted on . division, viz =
Aldermen hosr., Haley, s.urse,ant,
Galley Boyce Barr Tweed, the President Brsey Fran
81 smith Bard Ward Cornell, Peck, ID.
or Committee On Assessments conf fming Assessment
list for ,sgsg the sidewalks Of liza street from Third
avssus to Harlem river. and appointing Isaac Edwards
collector therefor. Adopted . sivition, VIZ -
Observation-Disclosures Moore Haley sturtevsnt, Oak.
Icy Beyos Barr Tweed, the President Brsey, PaReis
Smith Bard, Ward Cornell Psck-lk.
OF Commtte Streets, In favor Of per hitting John
Randall TO psce bsy window 10 house corner OF Fifth
svcnue snd Ninetsepth street. Adopted
frame Ton ntseeI1 favor Of tagging sidewalk north
side OF Wy fourth street between Ninth and Tenth
avenues. h0opteo OF DIVISION, We
Affirmative Alderman Meors Haley, Sturtevant Oak
leJ Boz Barr Tweed the President. Alderman Bris-
ley srsssis smi b, Bard Ward Cornell Peok-15,
Og .me Commitee-In favor ef nsgk1ng sidewalk in
Tbiy first su.st between Sixth and Eleventh. avenues
Accepted on . division, yiz;--
Affirmative Alderman Moore Haley, Sturtsvant OAK
Icy seycs, Barr Tvsed, the rrssdent Aldermsn Brs
ley Trsseis tmith Bard Cornell, Peok-4
OF ssne Cenm,t,.t-r To esscur 10 fence vacast Tote
by Thbty third and Thirty hfh streets Bread
way aud sevesth avenue Adopted division viz: -
AGlrmaivs- Alderman Moore, Haley, eturrevsn', Oak
ley Boyce Barr, Tweed the President, hdsrnea Brs-
Iey Francis suith Bard ward Cornell, Pecs-ls
OF tame Om pitee In favor 81 paving Thirty 1 str g.
between Bresdsay sns Eighth avenue Adopted on .
division via
observation-disclosures Moore, haley. Stuttsyrns,
osbley Beycs Barr. Tweed, the Presdont Aidessna4
r,sIe, Francis smth Bard, Ward Coensi, Peek 10.
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NIAsON'S PATENT PURIFIED
iNl Snf rm Oil

his oil ior hi. is, cy durhliity. :ld lmi;y -
light, IND for iisi rcstiig LrI1 Sii niI Ds
IT, the DEL WCr sffn W ich 4 a., mr. I'lsc
rous maciinrI.. surras es sEN oil EnH li,Np.
l. Is warrah eli OF 10 gun eli, whitney, 1,IIivtt
Of t. at sulst,n'c. vii, seriousi, imt,u.r 4,
i'll move n.eni of All HI cs OF h,.. hi rr, 81 III
burning il is cheaper aid tette than AIS m yI,
bstsnce ROW III
While il affords light suTfIi 10 a.Gir,nl IL,
ii Is Also free IT IN IN. danreruU- .ayi. rive sGsii!
OF the ist:er. Icing solely 81 elm oil IErf,d
30 lure is this Gil that IL will hetzr any Dc
gree of cold know8i within tie limit Ct he L. 60
States; ha ing tbereb, ia This. in ,Ier, O'l.rIH
:icur. hi ndst nGge over l. b.st - eTn oil Lo'
used
After devot ng mary years in exc in q liz 'itl
tie Gus or. TO he ruryate # ..r"nirr tl.r
impurities. & 1t present f. Infested Ii dos e.
assures the public that h. HIS E. MIR - ~
The - he rlh- ult: Of Oi h.. oH,T, r uis II
to any known oil III TIE word, fI tie luri'st y
burning and Iui re- tug and inv 49, tIt hEth
If all countries to test IL JroEour,e he IIr7
satisfied that all viii sg..e that il If ii. fl 81 a.
ever offer. d for sale
WILLIAM ID 10WkSEND PHI, 6eh In
For sac b, A. HATCH, jr, in III. r.,r Of lryr'
Iio'el; and ais 10y iols SALE nj The ouer of ISih
md sweets nv n. D.. Abe Hat
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PARKER has now a stock Of Ladies' Nm,

= PARKER has now a stock Of Ladies' and
~ gent eiEens Kid and all kind, of Gloves in all
coors Snd i'll all No Of Bsjou's make, with our STAMP
in them.
most besutifa assortment of p, ris Shell ard Buff.
a'o Dress Tuck Co"bs English Horn, Buffalo and shell
dressing and ivory t,Le teeth Combs.
English, American and French Hair Brushes in
100 new patterns; Tooth and nail brushes in great
vsrety-verI cheap.
Extracts from every flower that blossoms at 80
crrts per bottle. Real German ogne. very fine
FISH COLI Cream, rose. muck, Lows brown iudsor
Wa hing soaps
In this line We have taken great pains to hav
at oil mes. Fresh &artn6 Cram and Military
shaving Cakes Indeed ia this department Of our
trade We particularly invite the tention Of eenil.
men who shave themselves
PARkkRS Fancy and PerfumeStore
Under National Hotel
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K. Il. R.-No. /.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

Il the fret aid only remedy ever recorded in the
Medical tn-tory II the Wvr d. that has stopped the
most violent p.inS in few seconds! 1t wilt stop the
MOST aET:RE PINS IN FIVE MINUTES LESS, aud il.
cure the most obstinate and painful s"unlatic Ncr
'oLs. Neursi-ic aud bilious complaints ia 1. few
hour, Internal AMI Externpl.
1t never fails In giving instant ease to tho most
torIncntiIIs and sgooiz NJ; puins.
1T has ctre,t. III riu. ty cases out Of hundred
ElieniitiSm III four hours; %eura lga in one hour
Group in len minutes; biArr,oea III fifteen minutes :;
TO tn ache in ore second; SpaSIn in five minutes
Cramps in five minutes; Sick ilendxche iii fifteen
minutes; Chill Fever in fifteen minute Chill biains III,
-e inmates; Sure Throat iu four hours; Intiurnzn in
hour.
Spins! Complaints, Stiff Joints, Strains Bruises,
Cuts, Wounds, frrst Bites. Cholera Morbns Dyson
try, Tic Doloreux, aud all other com; la.nts wher.
there ia severe pains. Railways Relief will instantly
stop tie pait aud quickly cure the disease
SICK Observation-Disclosures. = Read, Relief will
stop The must distressing pains ia Il few minutes.
and prevent renewed attacks 1t will cleanse and
sweetens the tomacE, and neutralize the poisonous
acids OF the system.
uEUNATIsM CASES CURED.-In the year 1851
Radways Keady Relief cured 10000 cases O.: Hheuta-
tism in New York 10000 cases of Rheumatic III in
boston; 10000 cases of rheumatism in PhilAdephia
5000 cases in Michigan; 5000 o. Rheumatism
in Illinois. ....s
so Quirk il Radway's Ready Relief in curing Rheu-
matsm that niue patients out of every ten are re
ilesed from all pain III few minutes after the fest
application; we nave known as many AZ twenty per
sons in cay, who hav. "aiied ut our Office in their
carriages to have the Relief applied y US, and in
FiFTEEN MINUTES have walked away icing that they
have been able once walk a,onc without the
aid nf stick cruch.
prlc. of r. X. Relief 25 ceuts so cents, and 81 Fer
bottle. Each bottle TO be- genuir must bear the fac
siue signature OF RADwAY 4 co. Sold by Druggists
every where.
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STOP. STOP. STOP!

THAT IS TO SAY, every body stop at thu grea,
Medicine Depot, corner Of and eth streets, and
get bottle of our invaluable remeiies for the enre
of ali diseases. We enumerate in part
Kdwelis celebrated Extract of Beech Drop for
the cure Of scrofula or kings evil rheumatism
&C.
Dr. Denisons Blood Syrnp Of Iodine
Hyduodase of potassa, Citrate Of iron, and Sr AZ
sh Ssrsaparilla for regulating the stomach and
bowels, approved by the Medical Faculty
Stabers Cherry PICTORIAL
Ayers do do
Wister's Syrup of Wild Cherry
Jaynes Expectorant
Mrs. Norris's Cedar Tar
Dr. Roses Cough Syrup
Hanca's Syrup of uorehound
For sale BY
EsPEY / MORRISON, Druggists,
M. i0Eeoda Gomez VI Z AMI 7th sta
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THE MUSICAL WORLD AND TINES
A large Weekly Journal of sixteen
pages, edited by RICHARD STOKES Willis,
and which the best musical composers and
writer's i'll this country make their medium
of communication with the pubic, contains
during the year 200 pages Tor 70 worth) Of
the very best music Of a kinds: also bril-
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camplete course Of familiar instruction ia
Harmony, which any body can understand !;
Il vast amount If attractive musical r. afing.
anecdotes, and sketches OF celebrated mu-
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Cal publications and performances, and
the very pick and cream Of Musical News,
Novelty, and Incident. both foreign and
the whole forming the complete aud valua.
BILE record Of Musical Art it is possible to
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of ladies Wishing Tor new Music, but who
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TERAs.-One copy, SO; two copies, So !:
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Terms -One copy, 80 cents; three CO.
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