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Observe The wonderful properties Of DIR.
Watts Nervous Antidote being thoroughly beyond all
conception of any single remedy being universally
beneficial 1t Is sold with printed receipt to return the
money II not found effective in it have been
tried for Office 424 Green Sich street.
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Conversation Lozcnges, new article, with
all kinds of lozenges steam refined candies and con-
fectionery OF very superior quality and keep for ex-
poIation south-nest in New York-by STEWART BUS
SING co, wholesale conectoners, 500 Pearl street.
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Spring and Winter Clothing and Gentle-
mems furnishings at reduced prices.-Just received,
by steamer Arabia very fine assortment of cloths eass
mere and vestipgs silk undershrts and drawers Sales
men and cutters attend from A. NJ to r. M. GEORGE
LEYlE $50 Broadway corner Of White street.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DRIvATE LESSONS IN DANCING, AT 600 BROADWAY.
J. Pupils now join for any number Of lessons
Separate classes for those that commencing to learn
Instruction in the dances, Redowa Schottsch, Re-
dowa polka Waltz polka &c All applications to be made
at274 Bowery book store, r. Il E. II. BURNTON.
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Ksl.sngerss Beautiful Fam,ly L,n,ment

NSs.siiger's Beautiful Family LlnirAent
s as certain to it is used ali aches pains and
Weaknesses with either Sold in large bottles each
ST. and 50 dozen. His horse IMMINENT the heaves,
sores, cuts, bruises, strains and hard swcings, and
work the horse daily-price so cents 81 so per doz
Prnesui depots lngersol & Field go Pearl, and 476
roadway white 'front.' and Of almost every druggist in
hoI Iri4n tafa
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dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP THE SUBSCRIBER
~ has to day dissolved partnership with the irm Of
Waldstein Becke and entered the firm of Albert Cook
Co 10 John street in connection with whom he will
continue his profession optcian.
New York Feb. l. 1853. JOSEPH BECKEL.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
~ SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. -GA
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
r o. OF o. E.-THE MEMBERS OF ENTERPRISE
J.. Lodge No. &c are hereby notified to meet Mt the
lodge room, Odd Fellows Hall, Sunday afternoon,
March at O'Clock precisely to pay the last tribute Of
respect 10 our deceased brother, William A. Vutee
CHAS. A. BLYDENBURGH, N. 6.
LANES HuESTON. Secretary.
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MIDDLE AGED FRENCH GENTLEMAN WHO
a writes French, English and German wants a com.
mercia situation to attend to the correspondence He
might assist in bookkeeping. He has objection to
gong to any State Of the Union Good references given
ddress Gestor, Broadway Post Office.
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Great bargains I'm French China, sci and

5t3 Broadway .-Haughwout Il barley have received
from the Nierzon china mandatory, in France, a
consignment of imperfect china ware, slightly damaged
in the burning consisting OF all articles of dinner tea
and dessert ware, both decorated and plain white to-
gether with variety Of other articles The
feet The ware will be opened ar exposed for sale on
the 9Th of March, and Will be sold cheap in order to
close the consignment at once The public invited
to call and examine the goods the day specified The
articles viii be sold in sets separate pieces may be
required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

rJNO CARRIAGE MAKERS.-W TWENTY COACH
i body makers, to go out Of the city to work on
coaches and calaches and four seat bodies None need
apply except good steady workmen To such steady EN-
ployMent win be given Apply to j. c. HAM, No. 35S
Broadway.
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y OnO LABORERS WANTED.-LABORING MEN
O.UUO who wish to go to the Isthmus of Panama,
10 work on the Panama Railroad find employment by
applying at the Office Of the undersigned where all
sary iniormatO on will be given to the kind Of work
wanted &c, and where written contracts will be made
with such employed. One dollar per day and
found win be paid to men who understand railroad work
Good bridge carpenters and stone masons will be paid two
dollars and half per day and found NJ G. STORY Con-
tractor, Office, No. 90 Warren street.
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4 UCTTON SALE BY E. H. LUDLOW, OF A vALU
n able modern built brick house and ground Cannon
street. Poughkeepse, formerly owned by W. Vankleeck
Esq, at the Merchants Exchange New York, Tues.
day, the 18th day of March, 1853 at twelve O'Clock Sale
positive; no postPonement terms easy. For further
particulars and fuller description Of the house ad
versement in the New York Express under the head of
auction sales of real estate, apply to H. LUDLOW
No. IL Wall street. New York.
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NIANTED-A SALESWOMAN IN A LACE AND FAN
w cy store one who is well experienced in the Broad
way trade quick at 6gures of good address, and FIRST
rate .aeswoman Any young lady answering the above
description, md who give unquestonabe references
as regards re'pecabiity strict integrity &c may apply
for one week, ut 1913 Broadway
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NHASERS OF JEWELRY WANTED-THREE TO GO
~ to Attleboro, Massachusetts,; also, a designer and
Due snker Good wages and constant employment given
IRA RICHARDS & co,
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NTANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman and seamstress, or amber
maid and seamstress The best city references given
Apply at No. Abingdon square, west side, Can be
seen for two DAVIS
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IF THIS MEETS THE EYE OF Mr.. CHAMPLAIN II.
Spencer late from Nariposa, he is hereby informed
that letter of Importance is waiting for him here and
that by sending his present address TO r.. box 301
lost Office it will be forwarded.
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in the general commission ard shipping agency line
Parties willing to make him overres will please address
b. K, Herald office stating where an interview may be
1t 1t is requested that only principals will address
A PARTNER wANrED-wTTH A CASH CAPITAL OF
N 600 to 81, 600 To engage in the real estate and
missn business with the subscriber who thoroughly
understands the business For an active business man.
with the above capital this will be first rate opening
Forfurher particulars please address Commission Herald
Office.
dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP SUBSCRIBER
~ has to day dissolved partnership with the firm Of
Wadstein Beckel and entered the firm of Albert Cook
Co 10 John street in connection with whom he will
continue his profession optician
New York, Feb. i, 1858. JOSEPH BEcKEL.
DARTNER wANTED--wANTED A PARTNER, WITT
i capital to engage in the manufacture Of jew
elry The business already established and doing first
rate business. The factory by seam and
two persons to attend to It, acquainted with the
business preferred Good reference given and required
Address Jeweller Herald office stating when and where
an interview may he had.
DARTNER wANTED-To ENGAGE IN THE MANU-
Il facture Of lumber of all descriptions, by one who
large and valuable tract OF timber land within
hundred and twenty five miles Of this city with mills, &c
all complete Any person who has ten or twelve thousand
culars by applying at No IL Wall street, No. 4.
Best Of reference given and required.
DARTNER wANTED-wTrH A CAPITAL OF SEVERAL
thousand dollars ;a by suIgicsi apparatus maker,
Legoupil, Wine Merchant, 312 Broadway.
NHE COPAKINEfSHlf dEhElOFOkE EAlSl1NG BE.
i tween the Undersigned, importers of watches,
watchmaker's tools and materials and manufacturing
jewellers No IL Maiden lane in this city, under the
and firm of Dawson Gagnebin Is dissolved this
day by mutual consent John g. Dawson is to settle all
the business of the firm to pay and discharge its ab
ties All the debts and demands due to the firm to
be paid TO him. JOHN G. DAWSON,
New York March A. 1853. CHAS GAGNEBIN.
Coparnership-The undersigned have this day formed
a copartnershp, under the firm of Gagnebn Artois for
the purpose of carrying the importing and commission
business of watches of every description heretofore
Quoted by CHI Gsknebin CHI. GAGNEBIN,
A. ARTOIS,
New York, March A. 1853. No. 81 Nassau street.
YUyO DISTIII.ERS.-THE ADVERTISER, A PRACTICAL
/ manufacturer of French brandies, with a capital,
wishes to join disler to manufacture the same in this
country, by which large fortune is to be realized in
short period. Address Brandies Herald Office stating
where interview can be had.
VTTANTED-A PARTNER WITH A CAPITAL OF So 00o
w TO SIS 600, to join the advertised in established
manufacturing business the profits Of which large
and certain ANY one having the above amount at com.
mand will find this desirable opportunity to invest. Ad
dress l. l., Herald office stating where an interview
be had.
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Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Supporters and
ladies' belts, instruments for club feet curved spnc
knock knees, bowegs weak ankles, and very superior
elastic stocking for enlarged veins of the leg and elastic
knee caps and every variety of truss liberal discount
10 wholesale dealers, at No. IL Ann street.
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EIeAuht w edGIng Cards, with n Rich Sll sver
border engraved and printed in goda beautiful article
Tor weddings, invitations &c Also finest plain French
porcelain wedding cards, and splendid assortment of
Duaue street
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POY WANTED-IN A COUNTING ROOM, A SMART
ID active lad Apply to Mr.. HAMILTON, No. 5 Hano-
street.
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS WET NURSE BY A
w respectable Protestant woman. with the best of
city reference Please call at 1l3 West Thirty third
street. door from Seventh Can be seen for
two days.
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r 0ST-ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, IN A BROAD.
i way omnibus between Houston and Amity stree -
Parcel containing stereoscopc daguerreotype of aady
The finder will confer great favor aud will be literally
rewarded by leaving it at radys daguerrean saloon at
the corner Of Broadway and Fulton streets
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4 LADY AS TEACHER AND GOVERNESS "A YOUNG
"A lady, experienced and well qualified to teach the
English branches desires situation either as teacher
and govcrness in private family teacher in school
Best possible testimonials furn he'd For further inor
nation, address " Brother at this Office
A YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN, WITH THE BEST
IA city references, having lost her infant, wants
situation as wet nurse Apply at her residence No. PSI
Ninth street.
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A PARTNER WANTED-WITH A CASH CAPITAL OF
N 600 to 80 600 To engage in the real estate and
mission business with the subscriber who thoroughly
understands the business For active business man,
with the above capital this will be first rate opening.
For particulars please address Commission Herald
Office.
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A GENTLEMAN OF EXPERIENCE AND MERCANTILE
"A knowledge with small capital aud capable of pro.
ducing the most satisfactory references desires either to
be engaged in general commercial house correspond
ent in English, Spanish and French, where hi nforma-
ton may render him useful and his character secure
him the esteem and confidence Of his employers or to
partner in wholesale and retail dry goods estab
ishment, with the at his disposal Address B. H.
Herald Office.
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nRUG CLERK WANTED ONE THOROUGHLY AC-
- quanted with the retail business capable of taking
charge Of first class store, out of Broadway may apply
to VIII NJ. SoMERVlIlE, 2O5 Blocker street.
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Dr. r. Brown, .the Great Scr0fnla Doctor"
Office lat Grand sreetA scientific treatment of scrofu
v is assuredy obtained of Dr. E. Brown located at LAT
debts of gratitude New York has the offer of hia
ssrvices. Ye afflicted seize time and call him. It
- knoI afa
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VTTANTED--TWO APPRENTICES FOR THE DRESS
w making. Apply Immediately to MADAME ID.
BAlLIEUL, GA White street None without reference
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w L. l., who understands plain gardening can take
good of horse, and is willing to make himself
full about country residence. Should prefer Protes-
tant Any that can bring good references apply at
l27 Fulton street. this Saturday morning. at O'Clock
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A SMART INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG MAN, WHO UN.
n derstands raising market truck and farming and
is willing to work, may obtain good situation by apply
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WANTED SITUATION, AS BARKEEPER OR BOOK
w keeper, or to superintend restaurant bya COM
petent, gentee young man. who has been engaged for
years in first class hotels and restaurants Has
objection to going out Of the CITY, Best Of city
ference by late employer Address f., Broadway Post
Office.
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VTTANTED- BY A YOUNG MAN HAVING GOOD
w idea Of the fancy dry goods, hardware, iron and
steel, shoe finding business situation in store
smart hand and keep accounts Good city reference
be had, and security if required. Any commands ad-
dressed to J. II. S., Herald Office will be attended to
Monday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

Wigs ana TOupces-BatchelOr's New style
u wigs pronounced the most perfect imitation Of
tare yet invented Those wanting very superior article
should call at BACHELORS celebrated wig factory No.
Wall street, where can be found the largest and best
assortment in the city. Copy the address
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VTTANTED-AN ACTIVE INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN,
w american eighteen nineteen years Of age, to
work in mandatory. More others need apply Call
at At First avenue.
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DOYS WANTED TO STITCH ON LEATHER.-TWO OR
ID three boys accustomed to stitch leather find
employment by applying at No. IA Maiden lane second
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CCIENTIFE LECTURES DR. BOYNTON RESPECT
- fully announces that he will continue his of
illustrated Geological Lectures at Metropolitan Hail.
Monday Tuesday Thursday, Friday, Monday, and Tues
day evenipgs--March I, 8 10, H. Ia and 10. At the
close of each lecture he will either exhibit and explain
Peaes great original painting Of the Court of Death,
give series of brilliant and instructive philosophical ex
periments. On Monday evening, March I, he will intro
duce his great iron galvanic battery. Tickets Is cents
For the remaining six lectures 75 cents Doors open at
y. lecture TO commence at !. o. clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

Hair Dye.-BatchelOr's Celebrated Liquid
Ha Dye is the best yet discovered for coorng the hair
OF whskers the moment it is applied. The wonderful
and certainty with which this favorte and old
tAhhed hair performs is astonishing 1t is for SALE
applied at BACHELORS wig factory, No. Wall
Erect.
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WILL MISS LIZZEY A., FORMERLY OF ANN STREET,
w address note to Duval Broadway Post Office, and
state where interview be had. She will much
cblige old friend who wishes to her Answer i'm
medately.
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YJ1O MERCHANT TAILORS.-WANTED, BY AN En-
perencsd cutter in first class tailoring establish
ment a situation foreman, cutter. Best of city
reference to capacity AddressJ. NJ, Herald Office, for
two DAYS.
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VTTANTED-BY YOUNG ENGLISH WOMAN A
w situation as good cook, washer and roner, and
first rate baker Best Of city references Address or APP
ply for Anne 2S4 Mulberry street. between Houston and
Prince streets, second floor, back room, private
trance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

siouraud's Liquid Hair Dye Is, without ex-
septon reservation the very best invented Be-
Of pulled dyes Equally celebrated is Goursuds
Nedcated Soap for curing pimples freckles saownes
chaps roughness &C. Poudre Subtitle uproots ha< from
any part Of the body Liquid Rouge Lily White, and Hair
0aoss at 81 Walker street near broadway
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VTTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w a situation cook; is good pastry baker; good
city reference Please call at 55 Twenty first street. be
tween Fifth and Sixth Can be for two days
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II 0sT--A BRASS SAFE KEY NO. 743, SUPPOSED TO
IL have been dropped in going from the Astor House to
Earnums Museum. Five dollars reward will be paid
returning it to Bcrford 4 Co. No. 2 Aston House
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VTTANTFD-A PERSON THOROUGHLY ACQUAINTED
wv with granting, brondng, and ornamenting iron
furniture He must be capable Of experimenting
number Of hands Apply between the hours of 10 AN,
and Pm. JOHN b. WICKERSHAM 49, Broadway.
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WI ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE AMERICAN GIRL,
w situation chambermaid children's nurse.
Good city reference be given. Apply at 164 Prince
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WIANTED-WET NURSE WANTED; A YOUNG WIDOW
w preferred; one whose child is about four months
olu Best OF reference to character &C.. required
Apply at AZ King street. between twelve and four O'CLOCK
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ACTIVE YOUNG NAN, WHO HAS HAD SEVEN
IA or eight months experience Is DESTROYS of obtain
ing situation in leather leather and finding sore
either as salesman assistant bookkeeper light porter
Or in any other capacity in which he could make himself
useful Can write good hand, and give undoubted city
reference as to character and ability Has objections
TO go TO Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore. Please APP
ply to 5. 4 w. LUMSDEN, No Ferry street.
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A YOUNG MN is DESTROYS OF OBTAINING A
~ - asn"' i 90 ..'-A VI ass's''As ~
porter, and would make himself generally useful For
further particulars and testimonials character and
ability, apply to Dr. L. ID. Connery, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

MISS F. E. PEAS WILL PLEASE WRITE TO BEPPO,
1Nk Broadway Post Office.
TINE GENTLEMAN WHO APPOINTED VARICK AND
i 8 streets, O'Clock Wednesday Thursday
weather permitting will find letter at the Union square
Post Office. He will confer favor by replying imme
diaely
TINE PERSON WHO ANSWERED THE ADVERTISE
ment in the Herald respecting lost diamond ring,
with note is informed he have the amount desired
byleaving the ring with Mr. Westerve SO Eighth avenue
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NTANTED-A WIDOW LADY, YOUNG AND PRE-
wv possessing in looks to soourn in Southern town
for two months with wealthy gentleman and his young
daughter All expenses paid, and very liberal salary
given Late bereavement demands immediate change
Of scenery. Address Physician, Herald Office, prior to
the Sth inst
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vINO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS-A GENTLEMAN,
i Of middle age, for many years book keeper by
double entry for eminent house of business in this
city and to whom he REFERS corresponding in several
languages and perfectly acquainted with business de-
would be appreciated Address, under letter. " E. H.
at Volney Palmers newspaper agency Office, Tribune
Building.
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Splendid CarpctinGs.-smith 4 Lounsbery

Splendid Carpctings-Smith4 g LOunsbery
44s Pearl street. have received per Late arrivals arg
stock of velvet tapestry Brussels, threepy, and in
grain carpetngs of chaste and elegant designs which
having been purchased previous to the recent advances
in prices they enabled to offer at very great induce
ments.
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IMPORTATION WANTED-OF MICHAEL MAHER, ED
i est son of Patrick and Margaret Maher whose
patton is shoemaker. When last heard Of he in
the employ of Mr.. Coster, who kept shoestore in
Charleston s. C. Any person knowing of his where
abouts would confer favor his brother by addressing
line to PHILIP MAHER Williamsburg Post Office,
Long Island.
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:
under Is prepared to exhibit the largest cheap
es most desirable stock of the above goods in tho
city suitable for first class chants and millners of
every section of the Union being ali his mportatons
fer the spring trade, which he will offer the most ia
v0rable TERMS NJ. H. LUHThNSTEIN,
Rnurprv IIo,ta rec
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VITANTED-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG FRENCH
w man, coachman in private family; is well
acquainted with the city and its envrons and speaks
both the German and English language perfectly well
Has good recommendations from his last situation.
Address for two days A. NJ. Walter, 1874 Eighteenth ST.
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YTNO BAKERS AND CONFECTTONERS WANTED, BY A
j young who has had thirteen years experience
in his business permanent situation fancy baker and
ornamental conectoner. He has been employed for the
past five years in place, where particular attention
has been paid to supplying weddings and other parties
Best of reference from his present employers capa
city, fahfuness to his business and integrity Of charac
ter. Would not object going South or West Ready to
work from April 1st. Address Confectoner,
at Pease's Confectionery, Springfield, Mass
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PERSONAL.

INFORMATION WANTED-OF MIR. 2. d. HARDY 70
left Hudson in December last with view Of goHg to
the city of New York. Mr. II is blacksmith by trade
about 80 of age Of middle stature rather light
dark suit of clothes He had in his possession large
chest containing paintings, and valse, together with
melodeon, which he played very well and priced very
highly. Any person knowing anything Of the where
abouts of Mr. any of his relatives, will hear
thing greatly TO their advantage by addressing line to
NJ j. H.. Hudson, New York.
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DIR. KellIngcr.-Dear Sir-N Is about ten
years since commenced using your linment have
cured the worst type Of heaves and cough with the horse
and also old fever upon the back and breast and
work the collar and SADDLE upon them daily This
could do with any other remedy Yours, truly j.
Lane Murray and West streets Sold by almost every
druggist in the United States, at 80 CENTS "a 80 per
dozen,