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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-06

ENGLISH AOV60T1SE6ENY.
G fRANGERY GUIDE IN LONDON
~ BRUSH OONB MAKKR0
NETCALFE, BINGLEY 4 CO., sponge merchants and
perfumsrs to his Royal Hghness Prince Albert 18o
and lal Oxford street.
BELLEVUE HOTEL, n Norfolk street, Strand; propr!e-
tor, Mr. Culverwen The best and most central sisua
ton in London. Board lodging and service Is 3D. psr
day. -
LINEN pHArm-
WARWICK HOUSE, Nieon, Hayes Shines 142 and
IA Regent street. shaws, silks, lrAh linen and Scotch
goods.
FARMER ROGERS III, 173 and ITS Regent street
India shawls; French, English, and Scotch shawh.
SOAP
CIEAyER f. g., inventor and ouly maker Of the genu
inc prize medal honey soap; maker OF every kind Of
fancy soap, wholesale and for exportaaon Is Red oA
square, HOlb0En.
NTcOTI, n. I. for their Ncon's paletot ia, ll6
lis and 100 Regent street, and % Cornhin.
- SuNDRlD.
The new edition Of Manhood on nervous and gene
rative debility and the Of premature Decline with
self cure sent free for 4s BY the author, Dr.. E. Cur
IS, Is Albemarle street, Piccadniy. !.
PrACu or AMUSEMENT
Madame Tussaud's Exhibition, Baker street Bazaar
Portman square. Admission Is Napoleon Room and
Chamber Of Horrors, Cd. Open daily, from II A. H.
10 NJ.
Laurent's Casino, Argyle Rooms, Great windmN
street Dancing every night Conductor, Mr.. Laurent
Admission, one shilling.
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@tAUrT0N-HAvING BEEN INFORMED TIL At TrrsRE
~ is person persons borrowing small AMOUNTS of
money account, rspresenting themselves TO be-
The public that II 10 entirely unauthorized by us ana
without our knowledge. WAIT, WELLS CO.
I'LL Murray street, and ITO West street,
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AFRICAN sfAk FlLE W0 KS WILLIAMSBURG.
IA meeting II The v0fsmsn snplovsd 10 The Aussri
Ss s es: =. :..sss
1854 The object Of the msssisg desire On the
Part Of the workman to ses Token s respect 70 ne
Mr. John Eyre, who died Of cholera few days ago Ths
circumstances cOnpected with the death OF the ABOVE
psrssns were briefly but 1sshngiy alluded 70 sy .Ss
from OF the addresses;-'sWho would have thought
fiat believed superintendent Who on Friday was a.
death. The blow hes fallen Ike thundsreoit from
heaven into our verY midst. all mirth and toity Is
husbsd. With trembling hips and nolstenea eyes we
our best faitnful,so kind. spotless IS heY
We cluster round each other in mounful mood and is
ten the relation Of the Of our sudden
grief We have him borne to the silent grave, and
shed DER his resting place unbid.en tear but ee
our mourDfu duty is over, another OF our irisnos
sjce with disease and in few short hours hurried
into tieIDity Terror succeeds to sorrow. We OK
claim in a,aym-sThe ch6le,al 1t Is in miass-our
ment and terror have subsded yet our grief remains
We have met here tonight to do duty to the memo
~ OF departed friends and while speak every heart
here beats with emotion" Several resolutions were
passed of private and the following preamble
and resolutions ordered to be published;-
Whereas, 1t bath pleased Almighty Cod in His In
scrutsbe providence to remove fro this life dear
nd beloved superintendent, Mr.. Charles Lowndi and
whereas, He hath ao deemed IL wise and good 70 tsxe
fromus our respected and lAnented fellow workman,
Mr.. jain Eyre therefore
l. Resolved That in our late sudden bereavement we
nize the finger Of Divine Providence, and bow IN
humble submission TO mis- wise DEGREES
Resolved, That deeply sympathize With relatives
and friends Of deceased brothers In the rtepraoe
loes which they have sustained.
g. Resolved That in Mr. Charles Lownd We have lost
GOOD and true friend, kind, generous, and virsuous
II beloved ny alt who knes him, aad who vas
distingui, he'd for his honesty and truth.
Resolved, That in Ar John Ey we have lost joy
QUE companion, y true hearted friend and respected
and te ed fellow WORKING
Resolved, Iha. we are deeply impressed with .
sense of admiration for the character of NJ John Eyre
RISING losing his life, by his noble endeAyor to
the life o. HE dear friend, Mr Charles Lownd.
Resolved, That the above preamble and revolutions be
published in more of the New Y ork papers
JOHN FARSI, Chairman
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DANCING ACADEMIES.


DANCING ACADEMY, 81 BROADWAY - HGNom
A&RAnci Perucho have the honor to irforu their
f9s and patrons that their elegant dancing academy
Will continue to be open for private lessons practice
teach in the celebrated warsovenaa Walt
now the most fashionable Of all dances in the PaxLs ~
saloons. .
nANClNG ACADEMY, So BOND sTREsr CORNER
IL OF Bowery Professor g. RAsOLE, having been
Ss u AND n
leave to inform his friends and the public in general
that tire 9th Of September he will open his academy
fashionable dances Of the season Mons. NJ long eS
perence eacher beth in this country and in Frauce
juses him in ing that he stands second to none 10
point Of competency Special attention win be gwen to
juvenile classes in the afternoon by Mons and MAZDA
HnIGROvE'S DANCING ACADEMY is NOW OPEN
II for the In the large new hall in Eighth ave.
nue. Of Thirty fourth street Classes on Mondays
and 1hursdays and Wednesday, and Saturdays at the
Fulton Also, at the new hail corner Of Bowery and
Delaney street, commencing Tuesday, October
solr.es every two weeks, commencing on Thurs, az,
September IL at his rooms Eighth avenue and .
Brooklyn on Wednesday, September 20
r DEG BRoOREp DANCING ACADEMY. NO soi
LIE Broome street, between Broadway and the Bowery
VIII open for the season, on Tuesday. Sept. 8, 1854
Having recently adopted an entire method O. in
sructon, the pupils enabled 70 acquire all the fash
iopeble dances in very few lessons.
Days and evenings Of tuition, (for classes Tues day,
and Fridays fIoms to Pm for ladies and misses, ano
from 10 l0k p. NJ, for gentlemen and lads
Wednesdays and Saturdays, for chiiren excIusiyely
from 8 to Q p. NJ -
Private LESSONS every morning, also Mondays AND
times not occupied by classes.
The ladies' primary classes are unaer the direction Of
Mrs. Brooches. tTa
NB-The opening soires on Wednesday evening, Sept
ID, and continued weekly. -
MIRA Hrookes evening classes for ladies (exclusvely)
is now forming for Wednesday and Saturday nights
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OFTcE OF THE RECEIVER OF TAXES CITY HALL

nFFICE OF TIE RECEIVER OF TAXES, CITY HALL,
~ Park.-Tsxes-1s54.-Rate los 6-l00.-Notice Is
hereby given that tho TAI B0ois Ofthe present win
b open for payment the thirty first day Of August
Instant and that win then be prepared to receive the
sums charged thereon All persons paying their taxes
previous to the first Of November next viii receive Do
duoton Of interest ct per per annum calculated
from the time Of payment to the first Of December next
One per cent win b added to all taxes unpaid the
A. II. to PIP. n. Baphable money only received.
HARVEY HART, Receiver Of Taxes
BEPersons can have their bills By applying st this
sorponss Of their property and thus avoid Also
70 enquire for personal tax any The ARREARS Of Gro
ton water rent to be added 70 the tax bills in accord
with law lately passed by the Legislature, and
persons win BE- required to pay the with the taxes
for the present year.
New York, August "a, 1854.
GPE.IAL E0UCE.-A FINE ENGLISH TURBOr AND
~ soles viii be served up to-cay at the Rainbow
dining rooms, No 81 and SO Beekman street. from II tin
o'clock.
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VIZ aNTED--BY A REsPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation to cook wash, and iron, in respecta
BILE pIivat family Has the best Of city reference
py y No ss VISIT Seventeenth street, between Ninth
and Tenth avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-06

T>EED Fer THE MIILION.-0N WEDNESDAY AND
te, Liberty street near All Fuson street, BROOKLYN,
fine EngAh sOuthdown mutton, English turbot and
Enelish soles Twenty three English papers taxed il
weekly. t1
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1ETaNrED-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
w ycurg lady, place IN a small family vi ere she
wnu,o'he considered of themselves Is willing 10
sst in light work keep If required. Has OBJ
lection to Jnysl Address, for one week, Miss H. o. box
3,3l8. Post Office.
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HOTELS.

DREyOORT HOUSE THE OPENING OF THIS E,.
ID tablshment Is unavoidshly ostpore4 until Thurs
day, Sept when it win positively be ready Tor the
reception of guests.
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MOT GOING TO CALIEQRNIA.-MR. J. W, REA (oF
IN Christy's Minstrts) begs to inform his friends
Mercer street. for the purpose Of keeping house Of
public entertainment, which will cpsn on Wednesday
evening, Sept It'll. where he win be happy to his
friends and the public and supply them with the best Of
aes Wines brandies and segars, together with Welsh
raTebits chops steaks &c j. w. r. begs to the
bile that he will keep the best and nothing but the
best
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-06

w AETED-A DRY NURSE, WHO IS GOOD SEAM.
w stress, and also first rate ok. Non. nut those
web recom need need apply at 10 Atlantic, corner OF
Cinion syeet brt okHu
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MILLINERY AND DREssMA1xIN0.


DARIS MILLINERY AND DREs5MAKING NO. 40
i Broadway MISS d. A. GARDNER
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VTTANTFD-AN EXPERIENCED WOMAN, AS COOK,
w washer and ironer, n a small private family.
None but the test recommended need apply Good
will he given and permanent situation, to sober,
cleanly and ustro's Apply At AZ East Twenty fifth
street, near Fourth aver ne.
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yIrAHTED--A sITUAF ON, BY RE pECTABIE
w Young woman, to DO general aousework 10 o small
private family The est Of city reference given. Gan
Though the at 81 East Eleventh street.
The store.
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VXIANTED-BY Respectable GERMAN Girl
w Protestsnt) situation, in small family, to dc
general house work. Address A. T., Herald Office.
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VIvANTEp--A SITUATION, BY A REsPBCrABLE
w Protestant gtrl, - do plain sewing, cutting and
fitting crosses; no objection to take of children
Pre call AZ 50 Greenwich avenue in the rsar, for two
Ays.
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VTYANTED-AT THE OFFICE $50 EIGHTH AVENUE,
wv between Twenty eighth and Twenty ninth streets,
twenty girls for different kinds Of housework mmedi.
aely wet nurse wants a situation; she "a healthy,
and has good recommendations Ten lawn mitliners
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w NTEn--A SItU sTioN, BY FRENCH PRO rs.'-
w tapt girl narsa or chambermaid, in y private
family References given Epqui.e at No Rose street,
Recon- No s
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ToUND-N FULTON STREET, NEAR BROADWAY,
Il Sept 4th, . small sum Of money. The loser can
have the by proving property and paying for ad
vertisement Apply to JAMES CLARK southeast corner
OF Fulton and Nassau streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-06

r OST-A SET OF SAFE KEYS. THE FINDER WILL
IL be literally rewarded by leaving them at Mr.. Chas
]. Gayler's, No. 205 Pearl street.
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VIyANTED--A SITUATION, AS COOK, WASHER ANT
w ironsr to 20 general house york in small
family, by respectable young woman with the best Of
city reference Can SEEN for two days. at 2ls West
Twenty fifth street, second floor.
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VIyANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK FOR A PRIVATE
w family. She must be recommended fully capa-
BILE Apply at 224 Fifth avenue, corner Of Twenty
seyenth street.
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yIIANTED-BY A. RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A sIrU.
w alton as wet nurse. Apply at 116 Hester street,
in the ear, upper floor
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r OST-TEN DOLLARS REwARD.-AN ABSTRACT OF
title to lots in Twentieth street. Brooklyn Dropped
somewhere between the Mechanics and Atlantic Bank
in Fulton street. Brooklyn. Address s. F. COGSWELL
No Court street, Brooklyn.
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WTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY A
w situation as cha mberm lid aud waiter as cham
bermaid and plain ser; good recommendations md
city reference. To be for two days a. $40 sixth
avenue. second aoor.
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VXJANFFp-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation a. cook, washer and iroaer 10 do
cham ber~orH. The beet city references given Can
10 TIL suited Apply at III Tweaty second street.
betw cen First apd second avenues.
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LOST AND FOUND.

TSOUND-ON TUESDAY EVENING IN BROADWAY
IL and Fourth avenue stage, handsome green sill
frineed parasol which the owner can have by calling
D. BEyLtN Il co IS Clothing Establishment, coraer
Broadway and Warren street.
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IyAETED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation; she Is hrst rate washer and roner,
. very smart and clearly an she has lived th,ee
years in her last place. she the best of c reference
Phase call at No. Fifth street. in the grocery store
On be seen for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-06

tk1 n REWARD LOST, ON MONDAY, sep rEMBER
DlO 4, bets Roosevelt street and First avenue,
amsmorandum book wrote in Hebrew, of value ex.
cspt to the owner who win thankfully pay the finder the
above reward leaving the same 1t No 10 Nassau or
at 90 First avenue.
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w ANTED--A SITUATION, BY RE PECTABLE
w young woman as cook, washer and ironer The
bsst Of city references given. Please call az 81 Roose
Walt street, the first foor back room. Can be
for two GAYS.
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VA FiED-A SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman, cook, washer and roner ,r geae.
nj Homework. Bst Of city reference given. Please call
ct 50 Yves. Eleventh street.
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TITAErED-- "A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman, to do the homework Of small pri
yste family; or would do plain cooking, washing and
hosDg Or go as chambermaid Has been twelve ,nths
- her ast situation Can be ut "a sixth avenue
door from Fourth street, until suited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-06

TIyANTED-A COMPETENT COOK, GER Ian PRE-.
w ferred and chamberm aid and waiter, both to
assist in waiting apd ironing in private family. Must
naerstsnd their business, and bring good city refer
eAess. None need apply without these Gail at Al (oId
Annbsr, 47) Twelfth street, between Sixth AMI Seventh
0U0nuAa. vii
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TITANTED--BY A REsPE-TABIE AMERICAN GIRL,
w sitr alton TO do han,berwork and plain ewing
No objection to 60 short distance ia the ,ounty. Can
Be seen for two days. Apply at 4oS Eighth street.
Lewis,
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r Osr "a SAVINGS BOOK ON THE CHAMBERS
IL STIR ct Bank the number Of which is 1877 9oi. The
oookis Of to any but the payment at
the hank has been stopped The finder win please return
II to the hank, and oblige the owner.
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NrANTED--A SITUATION AS WET NURSE IN
w arespectabs family, by a healthy young woman
Who has lost her b-by. apply for two days At 600
Fourth street between avenues "A and b.
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IL Homeland dog, white and black spotted, white
breast white stripe through the midst of the face black
ears four white legs and white large tail answers to
the name Of Dan Whoever will return this dog give
information where he be obtained win be handsome
" rewarded.
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TIyANTED-BY A NICE YOUNG WOMAN, A sITUA-
w ton cook washer and ironer, in q small fami-
NJ capable Of taking charge Of the kt;hen, &c Best
q ssy references Please CALL for two days. at 20 East
Sixteenth street, corner Third avenue
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESpEcraBLE
w American raised giri to do chamberwork and IS
nlst in washing and ironing No objection to do the
cooking Of small private family The bes. Of city refer
ence given Can be seen for two days at l09 East Six
tsenth street, between First and Secon avenues.
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WAHTED-A YOUNG WOMAN, AS WAITER, CHAN,
w bermaid, and TO ASSET in washing in q private
1swiy Call this day, between and IL O'Clock, at III
nth avenue, second door abo7e Nineteeath street.
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vyyANTED IMNEDTATELY-A WET NURSE AT go
w idee street. Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn
Must be healthy add respectable Call at once.
YETANTFI--BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SIrUi.
w lion cook laundress, in private family
Three year, references Apply at 40 Greene street.
second floor front room,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-13
LA ED III Ak ID
AND
IRON st R

IRON STOR
NOs. 80 aud 81, Camp Street. a. Ortsaes
PRAESELY s. BEENs
II IMPORTERS and Dealers Foreign and Do.
mesfc Hardware, Cutlery, Iron, Fin Plate4
&C., &c, tianx their friends for their very berni
patronage the quality and price Of thels goods,
aud their prompt attention 10 al orders received
will. they hone, SECURE to them 4 continuance
theiF lapofs BY arrivals from European and ~
then ports, they are constantly receiving fresh
plies carefully selected, of every thing y %
line, aud can confidently invite the attention q pur>
chasers "a their large aud well assorted stock,
which The following Is part, viz
English Bar Iron, round, square y ilat-lUO tons.
Best Cable do do DO dO-lDO tons,
Do Pennsylvania do do do-l00 tons
boiler plate do-2O tons,
doe Iron, round, square g. fiat 800 tons
: Tennesse boiler plate 50 tons,
Do do plough dc--24 ions,
n Al Ouids-l0 ions
r. IN ates--15 tons,
Braz;ers, rods, 1, 5-16 and inch d--30 rs
sheet Iron-Enalish. American and Tennesse
from 10 10 26 500 hdls,
Hoop Iron--from 5>s TO ~ Inch--SUO bdIs.
Round do-from a 10 2 2 inch. 200 bdls.
Cat NalIs-Celebrated Weymouth, and olhergood
brands,-3 :, 900 kegs.
Dress spikes-30 800 kegs
Poek Ell aud Table Cutlery. Razos &c.
Tln Plates, best Charcoal brands. 600 boxes,
Block Tin, Zine, Spelter &c, $4,000 pounds,
Braziars' Copper, FROM 10 to 40 ID sheets, 1000
German. Shear. Blister AID Cast Steel, IS 900 lb
Axes-geuuine Collins's Hunts. &C., $50 boxes
Spades and Shovels. Ames's and other brands-
$50 dozen,
Whitremore's Cotton, Wool and Horse Cards
SOC dozen.
Coffee Mills, Wilson's genuine, 200 dozen,
Patent Balances and Platform Scales, Anvils,
Wees, Stock aud Dies, BELOW,
OK. Fraca, Log, Halter and soil Chains.
s:hala euhles anchors, CoopFs' tools, Timers 4
American aud English Locks, Sliding door Fnrni
tute, Hooks aud Plates Hinges, Butt and Paslia
.neut Hinges, Wintow Fasteners of every de,
scFiptiaa, Hoses of every description and pat
tern, Crosse Cut, Pitt and Mill Saws, Ploughs o
Kings. Hasps, and other good brands.
HolIowWare and Caslings-I50 tons.
TaFred and ManniIla Rope, all sizes,
0aknm Marine, Houseline &C.
Sperm, Linseed, Lard, and Whale Oils.
Atlantic Pure White Lead,
Black and Yellow Paints, Verdigris,
P Fis and Chrome Green,
French Pots from to so pints,
Mill and Gnnd Stones.
Sheet, 8as, and Pig Lead, Lead Pipe, &c. &c.
They are also the only Agents in New Orlean
NfHillman. Vanleer u Co.'S celebrated TennesO /,
1 ron. nov Is. 1853
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-13

e. Lei Q IN duting evils, (Cance
exceptcdllo matter how severe or how long stand
ing.
The Catholicon far surpasscs other remedies, n
being more certain, lees expensive, and lra.ita
the system in a better condition, Let eli inter.
ested in such remedy call and obtain pamphlei
lreel containing ample proof, from highly respfe.
tahle sources. oil the happy results Of it's use, to-
Qether with letters from first class experience d
plysicians who have % d il ia their practice.
and speak from their own observations.
REFERENCES.
p B. Bockman, M. D.; Utico, New York,
L D. Fleming, M. D., Canandaigua, do
Nj H. Hills, N. d., Rochester, DO.
D. Y. Foots, M. D., Syracuse, do.
s. P. Newland, NJ. D., Utica, do.
w W. Reese. NJ d.. New York ity.
Prof Dunbar, N, D., Baltimore, Md
J. C. OTick, n. D., do do.
W. Prescott. N. D Concord, N. 81
THOMPSON q o., Druggists,
Wholesale and Retail Agents, Yaz"o City. ~.
Also so by YandelI & Bailey, Jackson.
Daniel &. Lyles, Raymond,
and by most Of the leading Druggists q the State
Letter addressed 10 Messrs. Beach and Bfownson,
gents al New berry, &. H., s. C., Dy Rev. e. s
Beard, Of same Sale.
; GLENN SPR1Nes, Jan. OH. 1858
Messrs Beach and Brownson-Sis: | send Tor
anotner Ootue OF your .MaTCHtst OtFiIAC Ne'""
icon" Nj wife has been afflicted for eleve,
ycars, and a variety Of neanS has been Teso'tef
for reIiel, but none was obtained un'il ! sceiv.
ell this medicine Vom yon Its Infinnce seems'a :
most magical; there was a manifest improvement
from the day il was taken.
AS there are a great many females in chr COM
try laboring under the affection or which yotI
medicine proposes pmedy, feel it a dot,
recommend Il 10 all such.
(SiRned) CLoUGH s. Beard.
]. b. HARCHISI & Co. pToprieiors.
Ceniral'Depol, 3O4 BroadwaY, n. Y.
aug. 26, 1853. Tom.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-13
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NEW ORLEANS.


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lock O., iii Resarve, 1915, aud Eat In
tia Xxx Ialeira, IA years, in bottles, How
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IN a. ask Al S3iate~ Choice Old Por
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La erse, g7lscaurs And fine lable elarret IN
e3tHle-
'aos- IL B-anaisy, v4n4age 1875 and
l793, L. nilohas a15 a5slas, hall pipes
2ai a ask. 8. Eoiafd Eas,ilen, 1919,
lean L a, All 1her nFaads. np'r Jamaica
All St, @. TX Ri min pnacheons, demjoh
aud b1' les, sniIahas old Glentevet Wits
kew denilohns old Bourbon Whiskey, Il
years old 4eidstck, Cream de Bouzy, lie
Rodarer aai Schridn Champagne. London
Porrer AMI Scotch Ale, in qua.is and pints.
Superior Green and Black Teas in boxes,
oanni=, arz All papers. Did lava, Mocha,
N4raieabo, Lagayra, Havana and Bio Cote,
Iudd's patent and New Bedford SpeA
3andles
Siewar,ss and Coverings double refined
LOAF, rushed aud Powdered Sugar.
Soft shalle1 Almonds VI. &. and LAYERS
2aisins, English and American Pickles,
EnichnDs. Sauces a I'd Spices.
Also, an assortment Of fine Snanish Cigars,
nc &C. april 1858. 39-1Y.