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HorsI ASrs.-The best way to get rl Of
ants is to set quantity Of cracked wanuts or
shell barks on plates, and put them in the
closets and places where the ants congrsgate.
They are very fond of these, and will collect
on them IN myr,ads. When they have collected
on them make a general auto dd; f. by turning
nuts and ants together into the fire, and then
replenlshing the plates with fresh nuts. Afler
they have become so thinned Of as to cease
collecting on plates, powder some esmphor,
aud put in the holes and erevices, whereupon
the remainder of them will speedily vamose. II
may help the process of getting them 10 as-
seuhle on the shell h1rks toremovc all edib es
ont Of their way for the time.
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~ WILBERFoRCE, OF feeble frame, but
doing immense labor, wore out Pitt, Castle
reagh, Whitbread, Ronilly, and many others
most of whom died insane, and he attributed
his health and yigor to the refreshment Of
keeping the Sabbath This gave tone to his
mind and kept it IN order.
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0-yGEoRGE CoLEsAS.-Old Goo. Coleman
on ohecting to write in ladys album, was
asked why he had given up poetry. lie open
ed the page and wrote
- The muse and |, ere youth and fancy fed,
Sat up together many night, no doubt
But now I've sent the poor old girl 10 bed,
The reason is, my hre is going OUT
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AFTERNOON.
SENATE.-Peiition Introduced BY Mr..
Jones, of Horatio Seymour and % others,
praying for the establishment of u Board Of
Education, referred to the Committee on Edu-
cation.
JOINT Resolutions From the House, for
choice of | 5. Scuator, for six years, on l4th
instant 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Laid on the table. For procuring 700 copies
Of Legislative Directories. Passed in concur
renee.
The resolution for election of U. S. Sem
ator called up and proposed by Mr. Benedict
to amend, by substituting the unexplred term
of Mr.. Upham. On motion Of Mr.. Coolidge,
resolution and anendmant laid on the table.
Called up by Mr.. Coolidge, Mr.. Benedc's
amendment Withdrawn. resolution again laid
on the table again called up and passed
Message from the Governor that G. II.
Hayden is appointed Secretary of Civil and
Military Affairs and that the annual executive
Message will be transmitted 10 both Houses
at ! o'clock to morrow morning,
Message from the House, Resolution for
eleclion of Senator for the unexpired term OF
w Upham on the l4th Oct, IL A. NJ. On
motion OF Mr.. Benedict laid on the table. Called
up by Mr.. Dennison, and the question Of con-
curence decided in the negative. Reconsdered
on motion cf Mr. Coolidge, and passed in con-
currence.
AFTERNOON.
HOUSE.-Petitons referred.-Of town
clerk of Colchester, relating 10 election of
Justices. to canvasslng committee.
Bill introduced and refered-8y Mr.. Hun
ton, in respect to White hiver Bank, to com
mi,tee on banks by Mr.. Washburn, taxing
Windsor county. TO members OF that committee;
BY Mr.. Rice, relating 10 judgements of justices
Of the peace, to the judiciary committee.
BY Mr.. Edmonds, to incorporate the
WInoo.ki bank to the Committee on Banks
Mr. Dean, from the committee, reported the
Rules of the House of last year aud they
were adopted
Resoiuiions.-For the election Of U. :. Sc
nator for the short term at | O'Clock A. NJ r
tomorrow. Mr.. Hunter moved 3 P. NJ. on
Monday-lost, 90 to 90. He next moved to
dismiss. HIS motion was supported by Hun
ton, opposed by Mr., Washburn, aud lost.
The resolution was then adopted.
BY Mr. Brown of Grand Isle, directing the
Committee on Banks to InqIre into the eIpedl-
| ency Of chartering any Bans NJ this session,
and To report to this ouse before reporting
any bill. Mr.. Mclean moved to lay the rrso.
luton on the table Ahlch was opposed by Mr.
Brown, supported by Mr., Iiotchkiss, and
agreed to.
! Mr.. Hunton called up the resolution for
! the election Of Secretary OF State, & all other
officers and moved tofix tomorrow morning.
| lost, and the resolution was laid on the table
Adjourned
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saving her lie then told me to sec to my
boats On my going to those on the port
side, found them completely filled with men
women and children, and no possibility Of
getting near them. ! Immediately went to
tho .tarl,oard side. and ordered two Of the
crew to lower the guard boat, and asked the
Captain what were his intentions. He replied
that " the ships fate should he his" then
asked him if he would not allow hi. son to
go,as intended to take boat but he return
ed me the answer. that "he should share his
fate" "
II was soon discovered that there was no
hope Of saving the Arctic, and the lady, son
and daughter Of Mr.. +. X Collins. with soy
eral ladies' were on board hoat-in the act
Of lowering which. one of the tackles gave
way, andall except one lady, who clung to the
boat, were preripitatcd into the sea and lost &.
! then Jumped into boat, and was ordered
by the Captain to cut away the tackle falls,
and drop under the storm. | did so, and at
the same time about % persons, | suppose,
jumped overheard. Of whom II or Is were
picked up.
We fell in with another boat which had
been lowered from the other side, and light
cncd her Of part of her complement, leay1g
~ in her, and % in my own boat.
The last sight we had of the ship. her
guards were level with the water. and the
surface Of the soa was strewn with human
beings who had Jumped or fallen overheard,
to whom. however. it was impossible to rem
der any assistance. and we soon lost sight Of
ALL as the fog continue d to be very dense. I
then asked the boats crew whether they were
willing to he governed bv me. which was
unnnmous Y assentcd to, and was put in
complete command of both boats.
We were then about 60 miles S. L. of Cape
Race. Decming It my duty to take the near
est course for the safety of all. After pull
ling for 10 houis, with nothing to guide us
hut the run Of the sea. which | took to be
hcaving from the Southward, and in thick
fog. which lasted all the time. We reached
Broad Cove. some L. miles north OF Cape Race
We then proceeded by land to Rcnews, which
We reached ON Friday last. ! there obtained
and took charge of small schooner. which
was hired by the Pursor and myself and pro
cccdcd Immediately in search Of the wreck
or tho hoHts.
We rrui2cd round in strong gale of wind
from the Northeast, hut discovered no trace
of the ship or boats. As there were many YES
srs in thc nrighho hood where the disaster
occurred. It Is not at all Improbable that ma
ny lives NAV have h'cn saved. No doubt.
however is l'f' in my mind as to the total loss
Of the Arcti".
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Life, Fire and Marine Insurance.

c. F. DANE1, IgcNf.
Office, Northwest corner of the new Town Hall
BURLINGTON, Nr.
May 23d. d&wly
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For SpOrtsn,en.
Herrings a. Maclscrei.
Summer Mail Hours.

Summer Mail Hours.
TN future nll mails leaving this Office. tcxcrrt the
Richmond and Norhern.) will be regularly closed ut
precisely unnrter after o'clock, ?. The hirhm"nd
and North, rn f embracing all letters and paper- 10
ri nm nd and the Northern and Southern STAGES, will
no cI,sad nre,isely N o'clock After these hours
nothing will positigey be mailed except in cases oi ex
trcme and unqlestonahl" Necessity =.
may l8ts nv H. "hAo''i' W.
EY'Pep. copy
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NV Motto is " Progress. -

ENROM the great increase of business tie snbscri5er
a has enjoyed in the last six m nths, he has been
conf eled to add tn his n ready extensive establishment
which lie has done by building ot the lafeest and
most admirably arranged operating rroms in the Union
and wlhon tear of contra tIc'ion, that tie
has of II gest and best arranged estnbshnr ;nts
in this country and facilities for tho successful pro'ecu
lion ofbi+ business but by few it any, in this
state. With competent AMI accomplished assistants
dhy far the largest stock of daguer eoIyPe materials
be (nurd in this Mace such Of eyey variety,
iramesof the finest quality ard richest p1terns,ew
cry fro com up to the finest quality made Tor
dagurrfc coype he fla ter, himself that he i het pre-
pared t. meet thu wants of the public IN sVrh things
than any house in this place. from 81 90 TO s2i O0
As to the quality o his work, he rels thai 1t Is too
well establishment demand or admit hom him self
recommendation. h. will only say hat he chailer g"s
COMPARISON with any, only taken in this place but
thewoh l..
With his pre- facilities i, much better prepared
To take pictures Of children and grnups than heretofore
nnd would especially call utiennh t. thai department.
In every Gaze satisfaction guimnteei, or no charge
made.
Views Of private residences and other buildings and
scenery of evey description accurately taken, spe'
cin'ers Of whc" mey be seen, and many others with
winch ' gall rcs abound, by calling the sign Of the
Flag next door to the Virginia Bank. Main ST. Lyn;h-
hnre Va. OF ut Masonic Temple Main ST., Danve
VI. p. E.GIBBS, Proprietor.
I S-P"st mortem rases and inyalids promptly at
tcnde tr when requested
H"cE Of all kind furnished to ii craft at the lowest
ci>h prices. =. f. q.
mnv A
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ECUNEOND ~ BOSTON LINE 1TIr
Ia OF packets.-This line Is composed -ss--A-
the following vessels and snils from Boston every
Wednesday.
Schooner S0san, Captain y u hogers'
Westove, - G G. Kogers,
Courier |. b. Rogers,
Sbaron j. II. Nickersnh
Mercy Taylor, g O. Niekerson'
" Juliette, u bnker'1f
These vessels are of the FIRST class built expressly Tor
is trade and have superior accommodations Tor pass
.ngers.
They are commanded by experienced Captains, well
nnfed tor the traae and who will spare exertion
Ia accommodate
They viii be towed IN and down the river bys.sam
and NAV be relied on / sail promptly as advertised.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from Bos'
t,n will find it to their interest 10 ship by this line
as il is the only regular line, and freight will always he
raLen as low rs By any other vessels aud every eor'
will be made by the agents in Richmond and Boston to
sive shciion.
We respectfully ask and hope to socceed in oh
mining a full share Of patronage
The vessels will lie in Richm. Il al hocketts "
huston at RoweS Wharf
DAVID CURRIE. Richmond, A..
ALLEN 4 WELTCH, Boston, )
aug EDITS NO. l3o o,ale oIieeI.
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RICHMOND.
DIAPER HANGING. Nc.
4 JOHN T. REGNAULT
PAPER HANGER AND UPlIOlSTElsER,
100 Main-st Riohmnnd Va


VIII visit lynehhng, Va about the lhh ot July'whh
al tho ht. styles af Paper llonenrs
Borders, Fine noards. sc und will femainn limited
time, or the purpasn of raperina ROOMS HALLS,
ENTRIES &e., which he will guranten will be eNeon'
ted in sfyle not 10 ho surpassed IN this country
Orders eh ia Mr.. Bishop, at Tho "NnrVel House,
will receive nemp attention up'n his arrival
J. y r. having removed tn his nnd elegant store,
100 Mnn-et world ntrm the public TINT he has now
hand the largest assortment OF gooda IN hA 'nc ever
offered in Virginia and requests IN examination nom
those wishing purchase His stuck eonsis = IN part,
of French and American G,ld Silver Oak, Gl"Eed aud
Ungascd, Satin and Plain Paper and Bariers Feather
Beds Cnrled Ilnir aud Shuek Manre-ses, lounges,
Tete Tnes Window Shades of every deaellpuon, Ne'
netian Blinds Oil Cloth llall-, knnms aud STAR
way, Satin Damask, DeLeine Laee md Muslin Curtains,
Corn md Onnments of every style, Bnnds L'op-,
Cords aud tnsssla, yelve Brussels, thre ply and In
grain Garpelngs. Ghinrse aud Coena Mating OF evory
wiltl, manufactured &c Ao- md woad fesi ecllaly
solicit the sttenlian ot the trade, hanre pur.hasing
~ Aurdcfs Tor work OF goods IN t,twn or court y
pruttl executed. Jun 2s,dlm
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Spring Fashions for 1854.
INSURANCE AGENCY,

For the Protection Insurance Company, fiar'!"rd
CAPI rAL, $500 900.
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Ninth Graataza.
oURNEymEN Carpenters wanted

- twenty goud Nerkmcn can iud employment with
lie Subscribers. HALLETT j MAZE.
nmr 2iIis
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RICHMOND.
LII Change Of Schedule. sssTfk
Spring aud Summer Arrangement,
Between New York and Richmond, via
Norfolk.


JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE.
nF 1900 tons Burfhea, Commanded hy Cap.airr
" Cavendy and Skii.ner
The jamestown will leave Rich rond every 1ue.daynf
iernonn nt o'clock And the Roanoke every SATURDAY.
t.orning at o'clock. far New York via oriok
Returning, they will leave New ~ for Richmond,
every Saturday und Wednesday aiielnoon at ooiook.
Stopping a f " hours each way ut Norluk.
Passage TO New York. including meals aud Stlte
TOM aerommodaon,only Observation-Disclosures. 40
eteernse Passage only ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Charge ~ Norfolk, the by River Baifs
Merchants aud travellers will find this of The
speedy and cunf frtnbe routes bctw~cn New York and
Ri hmrnd. Passage und fare only sl0, Steernge Ins
sageo only IS.
LuDLAM e. WATSON.
m, . Il lfehlnnnh Nn
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laNE of as.ehmond .,4,S,sas "a

These vessel. of the fret class, built in the city o
baltimore, expressly for this trade aud hive superior
ummodutions for passengers. They are commanded
~ experienced Cnpans, well qualified for the tInfe
md who III spare M exrrlion accommodate Ih'N
wi be tnwo mp pnd down the egers by steam nnd may
bo relied on to sni prom tly as adyerlized.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from N'w
York will find il their interest 10 ship by this line
freight will always be taken as low ns by any otter
liuc of Packets, and every effort viii be unde by the
agents in Richmond and New York 10 give satisfaction
Freight 8 cents per whole, and II cents per- d
robacco being about so per cent less ihnp chnrg'
the Steamers. Insurance be effected in the l'A'
noad Fire Assoeation by this line at 3=s per cent
We respectfully ask and hope IL succeed in obtain
ing full shnrr of patronage
Goods shipped by this line 10 New.York win he for.
wnrIed free II commission New Orleans, Mobile
tharlestnn Saypnnnh or any other Southern or North
rrn port The vessels will lie in Richmond at Eoekclt
IN New York at Berth No. l. Coffee House Slip, foot p
Woll Street DAVID CURRlE Richmond } p
G. II. PIERSON, N Y. fI
No. 81 South Stirred. )E
4
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ITNlON sTEAMsuIps COMPANY,s

ITNsON STEAMSHIPS COMPANY's
~ Lane OF STEAMESR.-FOR PllllADEL.
PHIA, VIA NORFOLk--The stramerh IA tra-s u
Vrpn,G, Captain David Trnl, ue Ss4sssf fzzTsTK-a
p. nnsylyania Coptae Jamea Baymorr, steame4 City of
Richmond, Captain z. Mitchell One Of these splendid
stenmrrs will leave Richmond iol Philad lphn. every
Monday and Thursday al high water, touching CITY
Point and Norfolk seve ht and messengers.
Returning, leave Phadelpl ia every "Wednesday and
Saturday, 10 O'Clock. A. Nj arriving nj Richmond
every Tuesday and Saturday morning. on whrh days
they will di-ci arge their cargo.
These splendid steamers have been built expressly for
this line and every exeton has been made tn rombae
strength and speed They provided with "Ffnn Is
Palent Metallic Life Boats;' FIRST rate tables. ard
every attention is pad by accommodating Captains To
the comfort ns passengrs and the protection ol goods
FARE REDUCED:
Passage o New York, 1st cabin and found, 50
- Philadelphia " .....-..6
End cabia and not found a
Passenger for New York would cnault their interest
by kng this route; for independent OF being the
cheapest and safest, il i. by far the most pleasant
Tolncconsts shipping To Pusburg be aoeommoda
ted by this line, hive entered into arrangements
10 forward good. through with dspat h.
For freight or passage npply
ROBERT RANRIN. Agent,
On tie Dock.
p. S.-Al goods by this Inc from Philadelphia will
be discharged on Tuesdays and Saturdays, md after
they are delivered the wharf shall be considered by
the Company at the risk of the
nnr II DIS ROBERT RANKIN kg't
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For Rai,lnore aud PhlindeIphin

by SIEAMEN BETN IUEfF,
Leapcs Richmond cpe,y Tuesday Al , O'Clock 7 "
xSzzIs TIL h large ana new Stenmef u LNIDE hE
SAsk Cnpt. GproRD, will receive freight every Mon.
,y und up to the hour of o'clock p. NJ, every Iu"n
lay, for the above place..
Shppera 10 Wheeling. Piu.hurg Cincinnati and llir
South aud West generally will find this route the chcn
nst aud mosi expeditions. For freight, apply I"
LUDLAM g. WATSON, Richmond, Va
L.. La
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No lIumbug.
WHEAT TmIsEsuuERs.

nluGl 10 & BRO have on land and art constant
- " having manufactured Wheat Threshers, With
Harae Powers OF the most aplfoyel pattern and put
In the most substantial manner.
rhean Th,~sh,ra have bcen used bv meny of Tire
Farmers in the surroundinr country "a the lnst i've
arr, md give universal sntishetaa:
tzgy. Order. attended To with rornptnosa
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FINE SOAPS
T OW'S BROWN WINDSOR and Honey Soaps.
L rransp rent Soap in balls. Musk Soap, Palm do,
Transparent Soap in bars fine old CASTLE Soap, white
ami mottle l. with n great variety of other comm n
soans. f,r sale at JOHN p. WRIGHT'S
iin2S view drug - osolc.-
NOR SALE.-A first rute econd hand fIAso
FokrR for sale cheap for Ca,h Apply immeiiat
Y Mt the Cabell House, No up stairs. lluly IL div
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Through i'm Six Minutes.

r,rsr pEcEIvEn. by Exp,ess, a supply OF Austin
MI Crea,n Freezers, will freeze in six m'nu'es
~i,Lout bor. Al o. On hand Shower Baths bahins in
and Water Cuolers d my own man1ac; re- %'"
are olered at prices to suit the tunes. Y.
mas 30
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DmALON's HAIR DYE AND HAIR IN.
4 AIGARA rNk.--lh. hut nrennlnllnn im mae. Tor

HNsEED OII.--6 barrels Prime iinseed Oil
\ ! iust 10 hand and for salalv
inne 1919 JOHN II SBAY & Co, Druggists.
INnsMIN TAcKLE.-The subscrbers
u hnvc just received heif Spring supply of Fishlne
'rnrkle viz
silk. Grnas Hemp and llair Linus,
Rods of IL different pntierna,
General rod Trout aud wnlking stick aud plain rods
lloeks Of all qualities, hunks and Inca hy wholesale.
Retls plain nnd multiplying nrif al lea,
Cork nnnIs Swivcla, Sneeda Hnit Nets
And every thing in the sretos ne, cheap for ea-h.
w. Il. ~ O, FISHER.
Opposite Norvo lousc iyuehburg, Na.
mn BP.ts
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HRASayE SALTS-For removing all kinds
II OF STAINS Of ink rusk, fruit, wine, NC, Without
injury 10 the ,abric, Foi sale by
iJy 4 JOHN II. SEAY T. CO, Druggist
.'Some things cnn be dont we'll as others, and n
mong them is cOverag the heat with handsome grown
f hair by the use Of Euersons American Hair Restora
tive. Price 81, 90 in large bottles. Sold by
;vIalw ID. r. LYMAN
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Old Dominion Line Canal Boats,

6EfWEEN LYNCHBURC RICHMOND.
ERCHANDlnE &r from he NORTH 1s1s -IL:.sssk
IL consigned us, and tohuccn, pro sa1AA-1a-sas
nee, &C. shipped BY his line from Lynchbnrg. fr
"atded flee Of Commission. Our boats ieuve Lynch
hptghnd Richmond every WfdHesdGy and Saturday,
oar Lumhcr-llouse is FIRE PHOOF building, on the
nA'ln,In Richmond and prepared to receive FRO
''uce, tobacco DE storag", ut the mo moderate
charge Merchandise &r is suirct to only one dray
tgr IN Richmond Freieht carried at customary rates -
EUSTACE & &APPLEYARD,
W. a. HORTON As'i ut l.ynchburg. office at Mr.. b.
7 Nack"tt> Lumber ouse the Basin
enl 2g-dlv
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SPORTING, so.

DEREnPToRY sALE-THE TRoTTING HORSE IA
+ cony. On Thursday morning. Ath April 1854, at II
o'clock at the stac Cherry street above Fifth in rear q
Is9 Arch street Philadelphia, will be sold to the hghest
be the fastest yoons tro,aE horse the world TAeony
strawberry about 10 hands inches high, and ony
years old il perfectly sound and kind, has been well win
tered and 10 in first rate condition. Taconys per-
may be seen previous 70 sale and any farther niorat
PhiadslphiA ALFRED n. HERKNfSS, ApstonsSi.
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LIQUORS, sc.

l.-UIRs MTLLER'S, FALKIRK &c., SCOTCH AEEs;
M Bas East India pale ale, Barclay Perkins London
porter 4cJust received large quantity of the above 81
inc anal ty and in superior order. For sale by WH H.
rNDERn..Ll, 40 Brooue street corner Of Crosby
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FURNITJRE.

ENANEItED COTTAGE Observation-Disclosures a
u STACY 6< and 5f6 Broadway received med
ale from the Crystal Palace and American Institute fcrho
Left suits OF enauelled cLnnlcr furniture ine the
public examine their extensive Suits with har
natresos straw psases pillows and boisters from so
LfURNITURE-THE HIGHEST PIECE PAID FOL
furniture, carpets, oileloth fes.or beds. watches
guns, pistols and instruments Of description Pes
residing in williamsburg Brooklyn m Wing farnitut
to dispose ofwoud DO well by addressing P.st paid,
plying to- r. WALTERS. No. ~ Division ssrxs..
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DITCH FRENCH AND AMERICAN PAPER HANG
ings at Wholesale and RETAIL Childs Smith, No. -
Peayl street. window cornices largest chs
city, at wholesale and retail, by CHILDs SMITH. -
Pearl street.
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CHOW CASEs.-HoFTMAN FERESHS SHOW Cash
- wareroom, No 81 Bowery, Walker street. Case
made in sylever plated, brass rosewood, maho
gany, dc N. Bold cases taken in exchange.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11

SPECTACLEs, GOOD AND CHEAP, ACCUKArxLg
- adjusted to vision and exchanged Free not satr
tory by Professor FRANKS 0ptean diploma to the E~y
York Eye Hospital and spectacle maker to the Eye In1r
ar No Park row. opposite the Aston House. and ~ 81
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11

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