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READ TIE FOLLOWING

And you cannot be indifferent to this appeal
Humanity calls upoi. you TO do your duty !
is only one out of the many thousands who
has SEN its wonderful effects.
DIR. j. n. HOBENSACk-Sir - Gratitude
to you, the inventor of II highly valuable me-
dicinc, prompts this humble testimony in its
fa"or, as being a safe, gentle, yet powerfully
e%ffectual remedy for Worms. Having had
much experience in knowing the effects Of
various preparations, my wife, who was well
skilled in ministering TO children in distress,
pronounced it the best she had ever used, and
would use no other while yours could be had.
A daughter of ours became seriously discas-
ed. Her symptoms were alarming. but her
mother at once sought for a remedy for
Worms Having obtained yours, BY the time
she had taken half a bottle, o Sir, the JOY it
gave an affcctionate mother, TO see the the i'm
| provemcnt in her child, she being about five
or six years old. She passed an immense
quantity of Worms, her sickly countenance
now frightened, her spirits returned, and in a
short time n lovely child, threatened with de.
cline and death, now gave promise Of health
Thanks to a kind Providence, whose blessing
attending your Syrup, restored the child,
Wiih'confdencc l recommend il to all parents
whose children are suffering with Worms
JAS. b. BOWEN. Minister of the Gospel,
Late Pastor Of the Southampton Baptist
| Church.
Observation-Disclosures, then, parents
| and All others, that HOBENSACK'S WORM
| SYRUP is the only Medicine in use that will
eradicate Worms with certainty, and will no
disagree with the most delicate Stomach. BE
careful you get the genuine article, and see
that the signature, 81. n. HOBENSACK," i.
| on every bottle.
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@GIgSEIM 1AEGs

Latest Spring patterns just received ant
for sale by =. VALLETTE.
Middlebury, April 10, 1853.
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CARHARTS MELODEONS.

O4lItIIIlItI
1T Is we'll known that Carhart g. Nccdham,
l. Of New York city, manufacture the most
beautiful and perfect Melodeons that can be
found. They are of all sizes, from a. octaves
to 6, and finished in all styles from the plain
scroal leg to the most elegant Piano finish.
The subscriber would inform the public that
he has made such arrangements with the
company that he can deliver the Instruments
TO order and warranted for one year, at twelve
per cent. less than any other person. Those
who wish to purchase will save money by
corresponding with the subscriber before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
A specimen article may be seen at the house
of Mr.. Morris Graves, West Salisbury.
Address HORACE II. SESSIONS,
2lily West Salisbury, Vt
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The Tame Worm.

This is the most difficult Worm to destroy
of all that infest the human system, it grows to
an almost indefinite length, becoming so coil
cd and fastened in the intestiues and stomach,
affecting the health so sadly as to cause St.
Vitus Dance, Fits, &c, that those afflicted
seldom Il ever suspect that it is TArE WORM
fastening them TO an carly grave. In order to
DESTROY this Worm, a very energetic lreatmen,
must be parsued. it would therefore be proper
to take c or 8 Of my Liver Pills, so as to re-
move all distractions, that the Woim Syrup
may act direct upon the Worm, which mus,
he taken in doses of two table. spoonfuls ,hrc,
times a day. These directions followed hav,
never been known to fail in curing the mos
obstinate case of TAPE WORM.
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PILES, PILES, PILES
DIR. UPHAMS

VEGETABLE ELECTUARY,
Or internal Remedy for the Piles; prepared
by A.. UPHAM, NJ. d., 1896 Bowery, New
York IA regularly educated Physician, who
disease. DIR. Upham's Elcctnary is a certain
cure for the Piles. whether Bleeding or Blind
Piles, Internal or External, and also for Other
Diseases which ara frequently found in con
junction with Piles.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
The Electuary is perfectly safe for Pregnanl
Ladies. and this most useful Csiiartic that car
possibly be used, as it will not only remove
the Piles and all Innamma.ory Diseases, with,
out Pain or Irritation, but will eusure an cas-,
, times, n safe delivery and a sound constitution
In the offspring.
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DAINTED PALS and TUBS,-Buiter
L Tubs ard Sap Buckets for sale by the sub>
marble factory.
~ Cash paid for SAPLING PINES "a
few cords more wanted this season.
10 Ware sold 10 the trade on as favorable
erms as can be obtained in Massachusetts,
SKEELE & MERRILL.
By N. II. HAND, Agent
Middlebury, Jan. Is, 1889. as;iy.
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EarWell,s

SHOES & POLKA BOOTS, for sale by
ii. LANGWORTHY.
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pnllee TNtNIkaUerce

Etensirc Robbery of Diamond Je1celry Yesterday Off
car Baldsir, OF the Eighth ward arrested youcg
psned Leon Morey picon Of being cooceroed ia
tie stealing OF two diamond breastping, diamond
cross, pair OF diamond earrings diamond neck
lace containing thiri large ard beautiful da nonds,
together with gold breas pns geld esrrnes gold brace-
lets &c. amounting in value 10 upwards of $4,000, the
erty OF Fran do silva residing at No Lanrens
street II appears BY the evidence On affidavit before
Jus ice stuart tha the complainant Is bosder In the
above aued premises and that the father of the ed
Il the leD3oId of the sad house; tina. on Wednesday
last Mr. Silva handed the key of his Mr. Mercy,
the father CT the accused with request to have tho
fl ed NJ cleaned. At about O'Clock that even
ns Dir Sill return ed home aud found his door
locked his bureau forced open his trunk broken
and the property above describ stolen there
rom. BY the side of the trnAk sy jirimy." used in
esking the trunk and bu5ch OF ksya The piece
OF hon commobly called Jimmy used by thieves for
pr,isg open trunks vc. examined. aud suspicion
resed the accused who accordingly taken into
custody Upon inquiry beisg made in the nei
womao who kcopsa junk shop BY testified that
pepon bearing the eppesr and description of Loon
Mofes thu young under arrest, Is .he person 10
whom be sold The jimmy On the other hand. the
who boz gst the piece Of iron called Jimmy; that he
kpows hirg about the robbery and Is innocent Of
the charge nl eyed against him.
The defendant apd his father French people, and
the compsnan; Spauiard. The csse Is undergoing
nvssgs No portion Of the property has yet been
recovered
Stealing Money "A man named Antony Roach. was
yesterday arrested by officer Bowles, charge Of
stealing $40 from the possession OF James Dillon re-
siding at No "A Eleventh. The accused was COM
ni,ted by Justice Stuart TO await an examination.
Grand Larceny "A negro, called Charles aoladay, was
yesterday arrested officer Kennersy. charge OF
iienlng $3.50 from MIR. John Housan ot No elo Broad
way On the arrest OF toe accused the stolsn ley
guilt of The accused being conclusive Justice Stuart
mit,ed him to prison for trial.
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WMIlnms burg city IntcNIg. nee

NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH = Tie found ion walls OF
Catholic cbui oh edfce, to be caeI tine st. Mary
Chu ch Of Williamsburg, have recently been ID
The of Leopsr snd Rensselaer, streets The
fooaiDR the dimensions. fogether With dse ption
the edi6c. lit Is to ba OF rough brjcs. In the Eliza
be'hsp style Of archi ectuIe 02 Deep 81 wide
ard so feet high from the sidewalk the pe- OF the
roof the outside 81 feet wde 9S feet deep aad 30 feet
high fro the floor to The ceiling the inside pith
basement ctuse 10 feet deep There are &, be-
six 0. The gallery Is TO extend either side
in the front Of the ouildine ventarng ues
he constr uc'ed TIN oughcus the bulldog The front Of
the rcof be IBaDen,ed with an image Of Christ
ard VusiL Mary WITH the infant saviour; ld
the peak. The stone Ia to be laid Sunday the
31rt instant
IMPROVEMENTS IN GREEN POINT TO a stranger the
chsn that has been wrought in this village within the
Ii year would seem Incredible In the ycnity whore
ssnds F. ancjs' lie boat msnuactory that time
scarcely house could be found. Within the last three
months tho Flushing turnpike has been eveled paved
aud graded from the Grsen Point ferry slip to FranSn
stree. Washington street has also been improved
similar for several blocks. aud at esent \
large OF busiy engaged 10 excavatng and
evellDg Bliss Hill Tor the purpose Of extendng Frank
lin street through the village to the plaak road
level with r6e former named streets. On thsse three
streets there in of erectOa and
pl.e, twenty ipe fur story brick hous $685. ard it
in piatien to build thi iee solid blocks the
opposite side The above, which WILL when pete
form total Of about sxty splendid stores and residences
The gas bOAo Of which description has beretot
been given. viii go into operation about the 18th Of
August next.
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HORRIBLE AFFAIR AT CLINToS.--The Decatur
(Aarion county Ill Gazette Of the 18th inst has
the following Herr Alexander met with most ter
ribc check at Clinton, Dewitt county last week. In
playing of the hocus pocus Of the magic pistol IL
proved to be loaded with balls and the young man,
George Smith, who was to stand up and catch fc-
ttious ball in his mouth received the contents of the
loaded pistol In his left side and from the character
of the wound and Of the year the probability
is that it will terminate his life, leaving widowed
mother, who was solely dependent on him, inconso.
liable.
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DEATH FROM LocKJAw.-The Skaneateles Demo
eTat states that Capt. Moses Loss, OF that village,
died ON the 10th inst Of tetanus or lockaw. caused
by the apputation Of leg. Capt L. was the oldest
resident Of the town Of Skaneatees having emgrated
there from Wetheysdeld, Ct, IN l7g7,
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HUDSON RIVER NAvIdATIoN.-Thc distractions
to our navigation are, the season Of low water ap-
proaches, becoming serious. Congress made most
inadequate appropriation Of go OOO which would do
something towards relieving our oommerce n Il was
applied -Atba~y ycwywal, Jisy Il,
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

R1remeh's FeDf1val at Now Haven.
THE PAEADE-THE CONTEST BETWEEN ENGINEs-TRE
PRxzES, ETC.
New HAVEN. July %. 1858.
The fremen's parade to-day attracted mighty multi
tuds to this oy larger Bumher of srange1s than
collected hers before The procession was splea
did affair, bstRss to appearance and length: It
piea three quarters of an hour in passing.
The first prize Of the frat class engines was won by the
Gaspee Of Providence her stream WAS thrown one hun
Dirt and forty heo feet The prize OF tho second
class was by tho Niagara, Of New Britain Conn,
which threw stream one hundred and forty nine feet
fhs Naumkssg engine, of New London, in fair way
to victory when her hose burst.
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Yellow Fever at New Orleans, &c.
BAInxoRx, July 22, 1853.
The Mobile Tribune publishes er from New Orleans,
which reports great prevalence d yellow fever in that
city, many deaths occurring daily.
1t was L. yasseur, lsts French minister to Mexico,
and OF NJ do Sartiges reported last night who
Gently arrived at Charleston.
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stores, and s BESIDES more expensive so that, after
ALL we inclined to think that, whatever advan.
tage it possesses the other pianos is more than
counterbalaneed by the difference in the price, 1t is
however, very ingenious invention. and deserves
the attention Of visters.
Physicians, sad particularly surgeons, will find
much to interest them in the beautiful case Of surgi-
cal instruments displayed in the gallery Of the French
department, by M. Channere, Of Paris. Among
these will be found many recent and valuable inven-
tions 1t would be tedious to enumerate them all,
but an inspection Of the case will prove more than all
we could say Of what the French are capable in the
manufacture OF these indispensable instruments.
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MR. DIX AND THE FRENCH MISSION--CoMMIsSIoNER
TO THE SANDWICH ISLANDS-OTaER APPOINT
MENTS, ETC.
WASHINGTON. July o. 1853.
IL stated that the appointment Of tho Hon Johu a.
Dix TO France is to remain In embryo for ths present
Owing to strong from the Sonth the
nomination is to be suspended till after the August
elections.
D. s. Gregg has been appointed Commissioner to the
Sandwich Islands; hn r. Bacon, Consul to Nassau,
West Indies; aud Isaac T. Golding to Laguayra.
Hon Alfred Gilmore, Consul to Bordeaux, is in town.
Senator James left this evening.
The deputies of the Rochester Collector will not be
acted ON un ii next week.
Messrs. Peyton, Morrow. and Calvert have been ap-
pointed to clefkships in the Pension OHace.
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A HUMAN SKELETON EMBEDDEp IN RoCK-Tho
GAINESVILLE (Ohio) Times relates the following -
On Monday last, while some hands on the Cincin-
natl Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Railroad at Gu
sacks Mill, about five miles south OF this ctJs wero
quarrying stone, human skeleton was found en-
bedded In rock, bluff bank on the south branch
Of Jonathans creek, thirty feet from the surface.
small 6ssure in the rock, of perhaps two inches in
width opened to the resting place Of these remaias.
which, in all human probability, may hare been do
posted there centuries ago. This rock contained an
indentation Of the greater par. Of the body per-
feet as though moulded Of pokter's clay. From th0
hip to the foot, particularly this Mrcophagus a.
complete a. carving could have made t. The pro-
portions, ouHvatures &c, Of the limb, were distinct
and regular, and indicated that the skelet0n hAd
been that Of persen of full sEe We aw this skele.
ton, and the rock from which Il vAs taken the dap
aftsr II had been discovered. The bones were in
good state Of preservation.
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SALES BY AUCTION.

LSzsr T. NIcoLAI AUCTIoNxsR-0.EATA AND
:ssss a. ts'i =: ': s.s
s:s'' ~. ..a ~ 's i ss:
s';s: y: g ss:::' {. s.:::ss
i;si ~ IL:
Of RsssrS:r .::' | ..d =: d:po. IN
sssp a'' AND
as.s T.
nhis ground ss.wss, N:ssown Flushing /. ps1isss
ssa,s ss:s: si:ss
,s1s s.p: %
ss. sss. s... it h sy ;;s,
then and the water Of the and ssSndass
not snS sss
ssy cert os the p.rohsss remain on bond
The desds viii ssrnrspt nuisance clauses and
~i BE- msds TSur.a.v J0v
s2d s:turds, July 9 Flushing for TIE purposs
sS.'s raj. on Ss @
:as esss Sn With sa nss ss sss
ss% =: the 0'' Of tho 'a'
sae,oa rooms m slS nh: day ocsSh in .h
ten sofas ccuehes beds carpets &C.
Eosds fSlnituas, s nsa.s &s 4
s. s.y ERs1 .g., ssss
street choice l." Of iture goods
esaa fs .s ::
Sss ss s,s: s.r~ hair bs.
% & ans s ss sic ry goods fancy
Ha:Ds .s ssFsa s AsD
nas:s and r. Is s.: s.y
& u.s. y. e &:
sssOriment ever import.d antique Mossio farnture
wsnr s nrsan toilet sssn
splendid oil paintings all whet snsd splendid
.nsautss fancy goods Japsss.s sabine ons iap.ass %
oens are now ready Sr Sns snamnaon
with catalogue.
I'm B. jpNss .P;!
an s,sus ws n.a St
s 81
seat 'h' brussels CARPETS
Ss tho as.S day JULY ns On ~
lively: O'CLOCK sa.siiabls country scat
t.iDins three ground premise:
o. a
ana tue surrounding country Handsomely laid r
SoSS
vARICK. south Brooiiy., ssssntors.
P:ssu!ly inform ii: ir.sj: and patron. ~ he vim
cups bronze and groups :.ndii paint
Sec Express Post .nd Journal Catalogues three days
fsrs tho sale, when the goods can be examined,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION-J L.
IvANDtWATtk will sell this day atlOL o'clock, At the
sortmsn consisting In Of splendid suit
covered ia satin catee viz:
hair two suits enamesd marble
top cottage furniture extension tables lounges chairs
. r MORIARTY, AUCTIoNElR, WILL SELL. THIS
day, st 10 O'Clock, st 17s batham square, large
Of and second hand furniture good
earprfs feather sofas bedstsads looking glasses
clock aen ehect an also
other goods AL will be sosu wi hous
q and scboo furniture This day the auction room
No nspruoe street at 10 O'clock varey sasSofas ohns
tables b-dseads couchs couch beds niue sofas slightly
counter platform scale
bsdstead and mattresses framed prints lamps oil
brandy in bottes ans osmijons rsn whiskev schnspps
in Jugs Dbl. domestic whskey, DO. WILLIAM T. BOYD
CANUEL osGOOb AUCTIoN1 ER.-AssIGNEE,s SALE
- Of Clotf ing-uSGOOD 4 CONCKLING will sell st
aud winter clothing consisting Of coats vests
tai. &c. being the entire stock Of jobbing house
Wnl.IAM NELLOR, ACCOMMODATIONS
household fur itnrc, ct tho resideace of Mr. U. W:
street. Tuesday, July 26 ,01 o'clock consisting
Of rosewood parl0r furniture sue elegant piano
forte made BY Harrison and cost 500 French plate pier
glasses 6c with the usual assortment found r class
drellis sg house. Further particulars Monday
=-----=----------- ---------------------=-=-==c~-
AsQUOAz, sxA,
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HOUSE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ACCI-
DENT.
New HAVEN, July %, 1858.
The house Of Rev Henry Townsend, Of this city,
broken into this morning. while the family tempora-
ri Sbtsnt ard robbed Of large amount Of silver plato
al d some old coin.
Several pckpockets have to day been arrested and
mi,ted 10 Jail
An intoxicated Irshman by the thie
morni, g Gufo1d, and had both legs cut Off He is
suppo>ed tn be dead
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
THE CRysTAJ par ACr

New Yoak July ~, 1858.
SR-ln your paper CT to day find letter sigLed Bel
lard (but lepudiaed forgery oy tue gentieu<an of
uson myser as charged with Tue entire mauageuent of
the stfairs OF the New Yo'k Exhibition in Eu ope.
go tar from the OF the French government
having been sent to Have more than tbs ago
beg distinctly 10 inform you that they ouiy arrived
there in the beginnpg of june with Instructions from
the eOver rnneh. that hey To be shipped
the return from Dublin Of of the emloye of tho
IEPe,ia manuractories sbo &ppoiated t,rsnyo
and display the articles immediately his arrival a.
Hsvre the put toad the ST. Denis viii III
may he expected every day. aod 30 hi nse by
TIE Hermann to prepare fer their reception.
Ian, sir your ooedeot sesv,Dt,
c. BURCHEIL
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THE ITALIAN DEPARTMENT.


We have already noticed several of the most besu
tiful works Of art in this part Of the building, but
there has since been large addition to the collec
tion The Yelled Faces are a perfect triumph in this
branch Of the fine arts and show to what perfection
the sculpture of marble can be brought. The veil
extends the whole face yet leaves every feature
as distinctly visible if the veil made of gauze
These pieces by Ratfaele Mont, an artist Of con
siderable distinction, who obtained prize at the
Worlds Fair in London for specimens of art in this
particular line.
Pasquale Romanelli, distinguished Florentine
artist, has contributed piece representing the
OF the Swiss patriot Tell Immediately after thehpple
was shot from his head. We do not speak too highly
Of it when we say that it is q work Of great
merit, and is not surpassed by any in the
whole collection. The boy is in the act Of rising
from his knees, the bandage has fallen from his
eyes upon his neck and he is looking with amingled
expression OF pleasure and astonishment at the apple
which is pinned to the tree by tho arrow from his
fathers bow The features of the boy are admirably
executed, and the whole body is faultless. Those
who look at this work once, and have love for the
beautiful, must look again and again before they
leave it.
Near this statue is one of Columbus, copy from
the original by Costa celebrated sculptor Of Flo
renee The original was made for Abbas Pacha, the
ruler Of Egypt in whose possession it is at present
1t is regarded as work of great merit, and it GER
tanly ber Ays great bodness and vgor of execution
The great discoverer is represented pointing to that
portion of the globe on which is mapped the oont
nent of America.
NUMBER OF VISTTERS, ETC, YESTERDAY.
Number of single tickets. 898
Admissions on season tickets. 100
Sdeu .vl, ,qz0
WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.
CONTRIBUTIONS
Cash on hard 80. .... ..... 1888 9I
Contributions for this Observation-Disclosures. Al As
Total. 1881 SO
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GUNNER wINEs.-HOCRHEIMER RUDRsHEIMER.
Johannesbsrrer Stenbsrger Cabinet Hast sauterne,
tep he in casss Of ono dozen saeb for sale by
PETERS a CHAMBERS, 500 Bro adway,
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NONSTABLE'S SALE-W. B. JONES, AUCTION
" eer-JONES HENRY will sell this day, by virtue Of
an execution At n O'clock At spruce street two
2awnings, II chairs 3 tables desk
spring seat chairs Brussels carpets barroom chairs
A.. BRUrLE, Constable.
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Later From New Mexico.
WITHDRAWAL OF THE MExIOANS FROM MEsILLA
vALLEY-aOv NERIwETHER AND GEN. GARLAND
OUTWARD BOUND, ETC.
LOUISVILLE. July %, 1853.
The Santa Fe mail arrived at Independence, Mo, on
the goth instant.
Major Gordon United States army, ard J. g. Wsbbe,
of Santa Fe passengers per the mail conveyance
thing remained quiet in New Mexico They
passed Colonel Sumner at Cottonwood his way to St.
Louis, and General Garland ssd Governor Merwether
the Arkansas. They also met large parties Of
traders, all Of whom wore getting along finely.
General Trias had withdrawn his troops from the
Mesila Valley IN pursuance Of erdsr from his
government.
meeting Of the citizens of Santa Fe had been eld
for the purpoee Of nemoralisng Congress for the
moval Ct the Indirns from New Mexico.
Tho mail brings other news of interest:
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judicial Appointment In Massachusetts,.
BosroN, July %. 1868.
Ex-Governor George N. Briggs has been appointed by
the Governor Justice Of the Court of Common Pleas,
in place Ct Hon Pliny Merck raised to the bench of
the State Supreme Court.
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RY HENRY LET DS LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
sale of Sevres vases rich oil painting antique Mosaic
fancy goods a. on On TSSsdsy Wednssd aud
the academy cf Dsgn G6s broadway opposite Bond street
sssortments imported Of antique Mosaic furniture
formerly belonging to the late William H. comprising Sc
orets ries wardrobes bonkcsses bureaus toilet stands
splendid oil paintings all whet gnad splendid ssvres
vases with magnificent paintings and saucers plates
antquties fancy goods Japanese cabinets Iapanes
china table the only in this country
cent 1891 10 The goods now ready Tor examination
With cathl0Rna.
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DEEDS CELEBRATED AMERICAN CORDIAL GIN
III which has attained 50 great pspalary tse unss1
States-1b imperial quer Is t purest ssssase OF
American grain ls ssh and dssat: asver preasssd
of the most valuable rsssor vss Of ths vegetable
world s decisions navsr aasrs sstry rsn othsr
gin made In Amercs ITS great usefulness As nsdsias
In cases OF dysppsa srsve dAss Of the kidneys dis ssl
ling agne lever 80. and ps..lary good fer q. fair
the medical gsntlsnen In the United stats and used
tho profession Put In bottles with the
pTetor name Tor e OF tss public. Orders
say time will meet wish prsnpt attention Also ether
guers DtieTy rear No 81 Tweaty second street. west