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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-11
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NRTAT AUCTION SALE of RICH FIRST-CLASS

1NIIAT AVI
NJ UkNJTIkE PsnoFOrtes aud ritb House ng Arti
ks,-K & KIMP will III WEDNESDAY aud
TkDAY nNt at 10 O'clock day the large hail A. the
r lauhy No $50 broadway between Grand and How
and splendid OF rich hfs class ar
Itte adSh6h will b. pOs ely sold without reserve Tbs
Eiu made IN the best and hstntia manner
boadway custom trade By hrstclsss br5ad~ay
kHd Who about declining business and taxes this -
BE desug OF portion of hs valuable ock rms sale PICS
m h,obe OBJ oitanty for those Purchasing Furniture
E force aud rich housfshng Articls as the goods are 81
nsd be, frs class aud be relied
a nd srse sp ndd Of richly carved
sed hahoftny AZ black Walnut ParoT Dining Room, Ii
k,,D ud hsfnbeI Furniture.
HARDWARE AUCTION notice.. +. VAN
I'LL AA1NIkP son viii sell THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock At 40
h. sst packages Hardware, Cutlery and Shelf
De-. damaged Table and Spring Cutlery
aa yellow Currs Combs cold Of whom may
k,t Iot frll mar icusrs zee JOurnsl Of Commerce.
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HExEY W WALcOTr, Aacuoneer -
nplT F-36J BUILDING LOTS and

rpRAT SALE-36J BUILDING LOTS and
In 1,tGE DWELLINGHOUsE N kKfPORf' n sdl9n.
Of The Florence and keypOrt CoIo be sod az
NJ Ii,g IN WEDNESDAY Oct ~ 1879 A. II 0clDc< NJ
thit 800 by BYNRY WALCOff, Aaci9oeer sad Lots
fut n fro, 100 feet 10 depth They are beaui9
sp The higbsst land between union ~ ani hecbans
sre.llsp wner There 30 Fruit Trees and I'VE
tsIeLt - s,ts on tho premis The PLANK Road near
80 es,s.s said property in one direction end ne Middle
M. ober hus giving most central location
~ on he roth Keyport lying on The west and Mechanics
H. he south md Ir,,o, a. pIsoes Of residence
-, a. mechanics e. only beginning 70 attract me attention.
t H. three sieantos with ooenis iaro on one line an1
~ ~ o,b.r doing the frrgh PASSENGER and
Of Monmouth and part o. hddleseh COubues' ~ oH
,eebe a. oil seas00s Oi the year ana us a1sanaseS o
49, rnfef il a cure place OF profitable investment
80 inn vii show Rairoad connecting Wy ORR ald fhi
M ~ ~ Ar Line route paius through this proper " max
X {s,,aft tbe twin slst'r Of Newark ,,, o., ,,r,tp,
NJ Metropolitan Bank Building, Pinestr corner oi
,s.s w KeWlOhk Iity -, ~,
- His, 20 ths sale NAV he had a, the place The
s, KI YFORT ieayts foot Of M.rayst at O'clock A. NJ
r A close Of sale. rainy the lHh Tbs Sale Will pot
s,,pi,e1 iii The nett fair day. Title ind sputable
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YORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD

EW-IUhN anu ., y ~, ~ IN u IL, ~ ~
TEAMS FROM NEw-YORx-FOT NewHaven Accommodation 81
and II 80 NJ P. The P. NJ train Expresses
10 rrrpwch Exnress al A. NJ, and P NJ The A. train
sors stanford the VI At Stanford Norwah
and Brdseport. the 2. NJ. At Nsrxsk and Bridgeport
For Port and Norwek-SPeciA Accommodation trains AZ
as NJ for NorSsik and At iS0 and 4o T. VI nor
Chester
For Bosros VIA Hartford Springfield and Worcester
"a .nd5 The A Hartford Railroad AZ hsr-
den berlin Madletown. Hartford and spnssed The T.
Al a Hartford only. A
For Connecticut River Vermont RarodExpre at A. NJ
for White Mountains and Montreal
sprinsfeid Railroad-At II 81 A. NJ and 3 p NJ
For anal RAroad-At and S A. NJ Accommodation 20 Ne"'
Haven 4.
FOR Ncw-EIaven and NeS-LOndon Raioad-Ms TO Nor
III S,onston md Providence and T. New London only
For Housatono NAnsatuck Raroad-As A NJ and r. ~
Express TO brd gepOrt .,,e.s
or Danbury and a. and 80
A. NJ and Z. ". Express -.
Ts,Gys TO NEwYoRK-From New Accommodation At
st5 80 NJ and p Express al LILO and DO r. VI
From NorwaR ard Cheser-Specal Accommodation Trans
tron Norwnk at and 80 NJ from Port Chester 81 81 NJ
See hin Of Advertisement Houses and principal
uoes New Haven Julv 1883 GEO w. WHISTLER Jf. Sogt
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8eIes bp Anfiicu

>.--~e~, N wtawis AsctiooeeI a.,
,.Scs. BROTHERS d Co-lfade ''''''
b ssss - :, AUCTION-A handsome and CON
lI-OR ALb peu Barn and other Dat B1idaes 20
.k, pc, 20 scn, rood Ls5e siqstsa n ,ns ss,
g.. u q. ~ Pubic HOos, Of G Roger. IN sad VI
tssrl - NOXDAY ociober ~ feTs'a' 70 ". o..
% s sS'i 70 i.cl EassF sl.sl.
-, !. cay r ~ So &FIontE
v y st1 ssss@- IlSsTT n EIcoLlY, Ass,ioseef
.T PERE NTORY CONTlN-
r. 40. ~, SALE OF The IA saLASCE Of
u u., rrlp 2SS = Gqr 3aY25 SITES
o. YoSi and The line Of The SewYofs and
o.5 ne s.s,ssS Dox ei1s e qp.irssyyd
A id5 hwHgpyEsD1Y, Oct II and r. II II O'Clock
To- frE,DA' ~ " on The rognd, oo
>, EH .Sb b4 H5T6IcE 81 sui i%SP SITES
is,, = hsndsOBsy asa On zoe Ia ~ ME. from
h.se% .. ale om The Fushns s,esneoat landing
w.usS,h ~ s Slss'f koS % e s9npssd ~
81 i ts ~ directly thoush X and has ~ depot On he
cfssr syors Trains expected 70 ran hoafy from A
ssssf N 81 very low rate OF commotsion py % :, So
yhas VIII Be easier Of access than the upper pA' o.
Ia rroveuss,. saeh a. doek, plank roads &c
Or h The immediate vicinity, the eompienoa Of "a'eH
p De- he vsue Of this property 10 % ~ Psr ut
ii es "a syenus. which are from 90 100 feet VIDE
90 I'D asd in the b.. rnsn9er a. the espes.s Of
FSs~s seres ipelOsns natural and romanle LAKE pafe
Efefp~ NO PROPERTY COnBisISG THE SANE
ADVANTAGES FOR RESIDENCE,
/ ,rp oggEE sc THE SAME OPPORTUNITY Hos
- AN PROFITABLE ENLISTMENT OF CAPITAL
/ s41 hss vet been offered 70 the Public
/ ..sl. ,lll b. positive and without reserve . $500,
-. iii BE- liberal The iitle s unq1esonaVei p'hsi W
L.I.s,l be furnished each purchaser -, n -. -. f..
s~tsies ,ouvsy - ne gonna ~ ny ~ ~
~ s,otu M oof the dag Of sale b. inc
ss5r Pseislp and Island Cry leaving fniion M.te sip
80 and other Information eau DC H1' u 'H9
sol ~ BARKER & ELLIOTT. ~ Nsssau-st- OF
/ 4 q SANDER No Eassa1-s; -
AM rain on the above niioned days o. sac hs sae vi"
80 s.es m The next fir day At the same houI ebo pS
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pIrRsIrANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of tho
County Of Se-Yor hereby .s1 % =. rs =, 49,
c.ns sxxnst DAVID C. BJChAs "a ?. 's ~ :. sr,s.
49,, No Of DssDes Ia the CITY d Ssy, fers
,hs txen-y fark q October nsIt-Dstsd Ssus
90 % ILL a. a. Aerl Is1 J1sE BCCdAS Eseestnl
.fgia mi NfAhbfsn n " ahi'D,fsAS]''1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-11

Tor BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER.
The splendid and superior BAY STATE Capt m
and EMPIRE STATE CAPITA benJamn Ssyton esse 90
tSnndsys exeeped) Jm pier No H. aear mo
Bsttsry al p NJ rOth touching AZ Newport each way
Freight to Boston Forwarded through with great dispatch by an
rsrress rght WI BORDEN Asrnt No. 20 and u est
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TN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate Of the
Count, Of hereby sen % All psso ss,ssl
claims against JOHN hcRAE lsts Of the City o. neS ny
sh.1 de,.d With vouchers thereof 70 >
.bscrbers thsir No III Csnsls In the NV
an or before the February aertDstsd New fefs tn
~ a. ~ Asg..t IaS TFiO5 & AcRAL Atmlaisrstos
- i.,xe,rT. MARGARET McRAE Adm nh rstrtr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-29
NORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT STATE BONDS

NORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT STATE BONDS
IN Treasury Department, Raleigh, NJ c. January 15
1853 Scaled proposals will be received in tho city OF
New York, until 10 o'clock, A. M. of the 3lst March
next for the purchase Of $500 Of bonds issued by
the State of North Carolina.
These bonds will bear date the frst OF January, 1858
and will thirty years. They will have coupons at
tached and the interest at six per cent per annun will
be payable the first days Of July and january Of each
year.
Both interest and principal will be payable at the Bank
of the Republic in the city of New York unless when the
purchaser may prefer to have them made payable at the
treasury of North Carolina
These bonds issued under the authority OF the L.
gisature Of North Carolina for the construction Of the
North Carolina Railroad and in addition the faith of
the State all the stock held by the State in the said rail
road and the dividends from said stock, express
ly pledged for their redemption.
These bonds by express enactment exempted from
taxation.
Parties bidding, will please address their letters
dorsed Sealed Proposals for North Carolina State
Bonds to the undersigned in New York. directed the
of Messrs. Brown De Rosset, $50 Front street.
New York.
The bids will be opened in the Bank OF the Republic at
O'Clock, p NJ, the 31st day of March next in the
presence of G. lamar Esq President OF the said Bank
and J. P. Brown and David Freeman Esqrs. Bidders may
also be present.
Successful bidders win be required as soon as informed
Of the acceptance of their bids to deposit in bank the
of their bids with the accrued interest from the
North Carolina.
This deposit may be made either In the Bank of the Re-
public New York in the Bank Of the State Of North
Carolina, In the Bank of Cape Fear Raleigh, North
Carolina. ID. W. COURTS,
Public Treasurer OF the State of North Carolina.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

A DAMS 4 CO.'S UNITED STATES MAIL EXPRESS
N for California, Oregon and the Sandwich Islands
Utiice No, SO Broadway.-By the United States mail
steamer Georgia, Saturday, February 9th, 1853
Our next regular express for California Oregon and the
Sandwich Islands, will be despatched rs above by the
United States mail steamer Georgia. for Aspnval Navy
Fay, direct, Saturday 9th February, at clock NJ
through usual in charge of Of own freight
agents and special messenger TO destination All goods
for tins express must be put up in waterproof condition.
and delivered to US with invoices before the day of sail
ing, TO enable TO comply with the government order
for corng and ealing shippers viii please bear this in
mind, and send in their goods early Small parcels will
be received until O'Clock day Of steamers departure
consular certificates No package shoud exceed l25
lbs. weight, or Jis feet cubic measurement
ADAMS 4 CO., 50 Broadway.
JSXpREsS PARCELS FOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG,
IL and Richmond, will hereafter We received board
the ROANOKE Fridays and saturdays by the pursor
LUDI.AM g. PI.EASANTS.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

(tRCT0N AQUEDUCr DEPARTMENY-rO CONTRACT
" orsSeaied proposals., endorsed Proposal for sewer
In Sixty FIRST Also with the Of the person
persons making the same and the date Of Its presen
taion will he received at the Office Of the Croton Aiue
duct Department until Monday the 7h day Of February
1868 ut IL O'Clock NJ 10 build sewer with the necessary
receiving basins and culvert in Sixty 6rs street. from
the Fast river to the easter line Of Second avenue being
In length about 547 feet The plan OF the sewer and
specifications for the building Of the same all other
information relating thereto, can be obtained on appf
cation to the Water Purveyor at this Office
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the Croton Aquedact Department.
New York, Jan. %, 1853.
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AGENCY.


4 UsTRAIIA.-MR ELLIOT, OF ARKELL 4 ELLIOT,
"A 146 Pearl street. will sail for Melbourne about the
first Of February for the purpose Of establishing
business. He therefore respectfully soicit consgnments
of ships and merchandise Of all kinds The most salts
factory reference can be given.
A UsTRALIA.-THE SUBSCRIBER AN OLD COMMITS
IA sion merchant, will sail for Australia about the
10Th Of February Shippers and others will do well to
give him call. His house in the ii Dorado viii be
conducted on the best principles The most satisfactory
references given by applying to- addressing (pos paid
A. b BRACHETf No. so Front street. up stairs
ITO WESTERN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMMISSION
j and Forwarding Company. G. Buckley & Sneed,
J. G. Buckley Co.. Louisville KY Particular attention.
laid TO filing orders for produce and to forwarding
chandise to and from the East Louisville Jan IS 1863
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FURS.


DREAiIuM FURS, FANCY, SEASONABI4E, AND WELL
Il warranted No. Al Maiden ane.-The subscriber re-
specially socts the attention Of his customers travel
lers, and the public generally to his matchess assert
ment of furs manufactured by himself from the best
lected materials and in conformity with the modern Eu
ropean fashions The subscriber especially recommends
his stock of sables H. b. martins, stone martins mink
to justify him in introducing TO the public articles Of the
most genuine and selected character.
WILLIAM MOSER,
Importer Of furs, No. Al Maiden lane.
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vJ1HE MARRIED WoMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL COW.

vTNHE MARRIED WoMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL COM.
l. panion-By DR.. A. N. Mauriceau, Professor Of Dis
eases Of Women Twentieth edition, 18no PIP. 1853
Price 81 Years OF suffering, Of physical and mental
anguish to many an aIectionete wife, and pecunisry
difficulties TO the husband might have been spared by
timely possession of this work 1t is intended especially
for the married, those contemplating marriage as Il
dscloses important secrets which should be known 10
them particularly.
Here also every female-ths sifc the mothey-the
either budding into womanhood the other the
decline Of years, in whom nature contempates I'm
portant change discover tho causes symptcms and
the most efficient remedies and the most certain odf a
cure, in every complaint 10 which hec is subject
(Estract OF etter from gentleman In Dayton ohio)
,, DAYTON, Nay l, ISL
Ny Dear SirMy wife has been porcepthIy sinking for
some three years more, in consequence of her Great
anguish and suffering mouths before and during
confinemcnt-evory successive more and more deb
ttng and prostratins her, putting her life In imminent
danger and which was the last OCCASION departed Of
Isupposcd this state CT things inevitable, and
signed myself to meet the worst. At this time (now
about two months heard your book highly spoken Of
ns containing sone matters reaching my On 10
receipt and perusa cannot express TO you the relief
Afforded my distressed mind, aud the Joy its pages i'm
parted TO my wife, learning that the great discovery
OF NJ. NJ. Tasomoaux provided remedy. II opened
prospect to mo which ttle conceived was possible But
FOR this another year would have passed over my
In her grave, and my children both motherless.
1t it, of course mpactcabls TO coavey fully the
serious subjects treated Of they of strictly
intended Tor The married those contemplating mar
Rage For SALE at 90 Broadway, No Aston House. and
at The publishing ONCE, l29 Liberty street. New York
Little & Co. Albany; Joseph Tucker Mobile. Also n n
Peterson No. 90 Chestnut street Philadelphia On tho
receipt Of 81, copy win he transmitted by mail free CT
postage TO any part OF the United States. An letters
must be addressed, post paid 70 Dr. A. AZ ALAURiCEAU
Office l29 Liberty street, New York, boz I22s New
York Post once.
pamphlet Of sixteen pegea more fully explaining tho
contents OF the book viii be forwarded TO any lady or
gentleman who may desire &C. free of expense to any ID
OF the United states, by addressing a. above
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NEW YORK BAY CEMETERY.-THE SHAREHOLDERS
IN Of the New York Bay Cemetery Company hereby
notified that assessment Of one hundred dollars
each share will be due and payable before the first
be forfeited j. BEIKNAP SMITH, Secretary Office, $50
d,rnu
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NEW YORK AND San FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP LINZ
1N through TO San Francisco, VIA Aspnwan and Pa
nsma-N0 detention the Isthmus-The new and fast
side wheel steamship UNITED STATEA 1900 tons, VIM.
@ Berry commander, win leave New York for Aspinwa
Navy Bay from pier No North river, Friday,
February 9Th, at o'clock p. NJ precisely, connecting
with the new and magnificent side wheel double engine
steamship Winfield Scott 100 tons, Edward Dunn oom
mander which steamer will be In readiness at Panama to
receive the United States passengers and sal nmed
ately for san Francisco Tho accommodations and ven
Her speed Established the voyage between New York
and Panama, and while the Pacific coast is
passed Every exeron win be made the part Of the
limo TO ensure comfort, expedition and safety Passen-
gers viii be landed on the wharf ut Aspnwa Free taking
the Panama Railroad and cautioned that tickets for
this line are sold only at % Broadway.
DAVIS, BROOKS CO., General Agents, or
JONES h JOHNSON.
mail bag is made up at the above office, under the
new United States postage aw for the convenience of tho
public.
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CORPORATION N0TICE-PURIIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ by given to the owner or owners, occupant or &C.
cupants Of all houses and lots improved unimproved
lands, affected thereby, that the following assessments
have been completed by the and lodged in
the office Of the Bureau of Assessments for examination
BY all persons interested viz For tagging sidewalks in
Thirty seventh street between Seventh and Eighth
nues. The limits embraced by such assessment include
all the several houses and lots of ground vacant lots
pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides Of
Thirty seventh street. between Seventh and Eighth
nues Eighth avenue hundred feet southery from
Thirty enth street and Seventh avenue hun
dred feet norherly from Thirty seventh street All per-
whose interests affected by the allowed named
assessments and who opposed to the same either
Of them, requested to present their objections, in
writing, to the undersigned at their Office No Hall Of
Records within thirty days from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES j. DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Office, Bureau OF Assessments Street Department JAM
d 1853.
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nDAsh .NSptaAn uEaiton-
These ships having been built by contract expressly for
government SERVICE every has been taken In their
consruetionas In their ennes-to strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers are
equalled for elegance and comfort
Price Of passage from New Y0rk to Liverpool in first
cabin. $500 in second cabin $40. Exclusive use of extra
size state room, $500.
From Liverpool TO New York, ESQ and &26
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ahip.
No beTths secured until paid for.
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CORPORATION NOlTCE.-PUBIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ given to the owner owners, occupant
pants of all houses and lots improved unimproyed
lands, affected thereby that the following assessments
have been completed by the Assessors and lodged in
the Office of the Bureau OF Assessments examination
by all persons interested, vzFor fuingow and sunken
lots between First and avenue and Twentieth
and Twenty first streets. The limits embraced by such
assessment include all the several houses and lots OF
ground vacant lots, pieces ana parcels of land situated
the northcrly side of Twentieth street. from point II
feet OF TO point 1873 feet Of First
avenue and the souherly side OF Twenty first street
from point 30 feet west OF avenue TO point 90 feet
east OF First All persons whose ntere at
fected by the above named assessments, and who
opposed to the same either Of them requested
present their objections, in writing to the undersigned
at their office, No Hall Of Records within thirty day
from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL.
Office, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. JAM
20, 1853
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DOCpOR VAN HAMBERT'S GERMAN FEMALE RENO
Dyating Ps.--Both in the female inirsary and in pr
waite practice DR. Van lambert, of Germany has used
theee pills with unparalleled Price 81 pcr box
~ BIurchnse unless they have the certificate of
copyright tie wrapper and the written signatures
OF H. c. Van Iiambert NJ d., the duty stamp around
each box, and H. N. GUI0N, General Agent for United
states america 127 Bowery of Grand street and
Mrs. Haycs l1j Fulton street, Brocihn
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MEDICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE CU1DE-A
lVl practical treatise never before published. Twenty
five cents copy FREQ Of postage Sold by Strngss n
Townsend 222 J. c. Harriet 422 Broadway and by tho
author, NJ Inrmont, physician ADD surgeon 81 Resds
street. corner Of broadway, N. Y, whore be trest al
n In ths a7eniag .
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They all first class New York built ships provided
with all requisite articles for the comfort and convenience
of passengers and commanded by Of experience in
the trade The price Of passage Is $780, without wines
liquors Goods sent to the subscribers win be forwarded
free from any charges but those actually incurred
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents, 164 Pearl street.
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UNPRECEDENTED SUCCFSS.--pROF. HELLER THE
~ unrivalled Wizard Of Wizards and Prince Of Ma
gicians will positively withdraw his present attractive
entertainment after this afternoon and evening" January
20, and give his and original experiments which will
defy the whole of travelling conjurors to compete
with understand In addition to other wonders and
scientific experiments, will be presented for the first
time, new and original feat, called the
MYSTERIOUS RAPPINGS,
being expose Of the socaled clever humoug that is
puzzing the whole population of the United States
The great Of Mr. Robert Hellcrs feat of Second
Sight which is the theme Of conversation in every circle
OF New York has determined him to continue the expert
men in addition to his other wondrous feats The para
phernalia OF the stage is scale of unapproachabe
elegance, and the apparatus most costly and scientific.
Performances to at o'clock this afternoon
and at this evening. Admission so cents children,
hall. price
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MEDICAL.

KEIIINGER'S REMEDIES ARE CERTAIN TO CURE,
IN matter what the disease weakness with either
The refined family lniment, 81 each his remedy
for preventing sickness 81 each His magic fluid has
stored the hair when bald twenty-five years--it never
fails-$1 each His medical charm will cure hcavcs,
sores, cuts, and bruises, and work the horse daily 81
each The old lniment, that has been used by Hiram
Woodruff and all the best horse in the United States
$50 cents 81 dozen) continues to delight and aston
ish them Depot go Peal street, New York city, niger
sol Co.. and 476 Broadway and of almost every store
and druggist throughout the city and country n B.
The Dr's Syrup, Rsnovatng Cordial is the most de-
nghtiui ana strengthening remedy ever offered to the
seems to act like magic in reiuvnating the aged Full
and clear directions with each remedy.
nR. WARDS MEDICAL FREEMAN INVALUABLE
- guide, 102 pages, gratis. Office in Canal street
door from Broadway, up stairs. Hours, 8 A. NJ to 3
Y. NJ. Sundays, from 10 A. NJ till l. H. and from till
in the evening.
DRCFEsS0R M0RSE'S lNyIGORATING ELIXIR, OR
l. cordial
THE EIGHTH WONDER WORLD
CURE OF NERVOUS DJsf,-F3.