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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27
oOPARTHERsHIp NOTICES.

n q nnn TO S3000.--A Partner WANTED
DLsOOO with the above sum, to take q paten
for and carry on tho manufacturing OF sub marin.
lamp, burning Of itself In water, without connection with
anything Apply personally 20 - Bailey or A T.
hauge, So2 Iryon Ro~, (cty Hall square, between Cen
tire aDo Chatham streets
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A hfIuCAsS AROusE TO A SENSE or Duty
"A Citizens Of Hototen you respectfully r-a sss,@d
10 meet At banners Ho,. Ia tigdson street this ga
turdAy) evening Jan a. Tor tbs purposs Of deciding
which The greatest and nst eq thoss Who
eoneoe In reality private pubic m-.tars ADD appeal
70 their dsmocraeyh for sBppogt-or those vho sean.
eoe city charter for better sni bensAels gov
eminent Of the citizens and toSn Hosossaia priyAs
sna 10 sseisr-.o .tJlsd ~ dangerous party vho
bfibtd 70 suppor and favor monopoly, sad strive 70
ihsf utmost In a tyrannlc aud dogmsteaI naaasr 10
overthrow and put dorn all good aud orderly eitrsss
-bo w'h 10 rule and govern themselves. without the sA
q uos shop politician,
CAUTION WHEREAS A CERTAIN PERsDs. AsstJ.
~ ming my uAms, has been obtslnn M Money ON m
presumed responsibility, this 10 u awe notice that viii
not BE- ansvsrabs for any debts ooafe Cd BIZ saeh
y, JOHN H. CHAM sErls, CITY Hall plas.
IA AY0Rs OFFICE, JASuAkY q 1851 THERE ~
AVA opened At this ones complaint boot usAss The
Ing and entering al 81 Atisrs coming within
The lurisfieton 81 the sstbortss The
VIZ sntrtAln, and 90 fer a. The laws give him psvss
Aas eoxnsanos Of charges preferred By respossis par
upon the part Of any person holding omos sndsr tss sy
GsvernfnsHt by order Of the Mayor.
Nm II sTEIiIEss, F1rst nAyshaI
All the papers In this city -n please eopy, ssd sDA
their bills 70 this once.
NEW CITY HALL. sPDtAL NOTICE - rfig
~ Special Committee ~ IA. Isafd Of AldsfBsa 70
.hleh vas referred 10. subject Of selecting IoeAtion
for the proposed nsw CITY hall bsfsby give notice that
they viii meet Monday. zs,h last al oelsss r NJ
the chamber Of the Board % Alsrusss 10 hsar All
those psruss IN favor q and oppo.ed 70 oeauss The
popo''d me- oiy Hsn 70 81 sgg.r part Of IN. city
fEIiE EpDhlifA
AfIklu wAKEHAg,
hAhUEL " Nrf4 rpeeh
JOHN KELLY, '"mnisNs
ntshY HorYNRE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27

nyHE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
u Company intend soilng their favorits steAmshps-
CITY OF MANCHESTER. - l2b tons. Capt wyiis
CITY Oh BALTIMORE, (nsw)2b3s Capt. -
CITY OF WASHINGTON, do. 100 Capt. r. Latch.
Son PHILADELPHIA.
CITY % MANCHR RFR. Thursday, January Is, ISss,
FROM LIVERPOOL
CITY OF MANCHESTER. Wednesday February IA, 1885,
Saloon 800, oeb and sos, according TO STATE room.
A limited number OF third class passengess win b
taken from ihiladslyhis and Liverpool and found In
provisiAns.
From Phiadelpha. $50 From Liverpool 50
Parties wishing TO bring out their friends obtain
oertncates Of passage, and drafts Liverpool in
Of II sterling and upwards. Apply TO shMUp-. SMITH,
way, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27

CARpENTER wASTED--0AE WHO NJ A Pr icnCAL
~ candle box maker. 10 40 sh0fi dlstAn.@ cat u
twn, who're constant enpoy ns1t vii BE- yiseu - him.
Apply AZ 81 Vssey street, Arst g0or.
M oDEIIBJs WANTED 10 OSE WILL ACQUAINTED
Ul uih architectural modelling prrmaasnt sif82.
ton and liberal wages I'll b. Owen. apply from -
10 oelotk r. n any evening" 80 month - 1Ons WODD,
II Dsgfav place, south sfooAlyn, HsmItss kresas
terry.
RIO WAIChkAKER.- tiggT RATE
IL ssiehmaAsr sho wtii b. eonstsntiY susfiaysa %
he tfst Sori. None nssd nppiy bst thss. vh0 csa
sfing he bet recommendation 70 eatNeity A.. ".
v Gait 4 Fro WasbiDgtos, y. g AIRY = fsilest =
O., II kaidsp lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27

Navigation ON Lake Ontario.
OswEGo, Jan. 20, 1855.
The tow boat Schuyler arrived here to-day from sodus
Navigation Is uninterrupted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27

Dsnance saIamander safes.-Hobert NJ. Pat
lick is the sole manufacturer in the United states of
- above celebrated Safes and =. Q. Gonns mpens-
brASls defiance locks and bars. Depot No. 192
Psari street, door below Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27

The Principal Depot for the Sale Of the
celebrated DR.. Dods great remedy the Syrup Of ALUMNI
ma for coughs colds, and Inflammation Of the lungs Is
ct ats Broadway. Price 60 cents per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27

The Only Gayler Safe Depot, 205 Pearl
street. opposite Fletcher stree -Etabiished twenty
i've years. No safe cheaper against Are
and burglars than GAYI.ER'S safe, for merchants,
jewellers, housekeepers, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27

Public Notice.-RushtOn,C Clark d Co.'s Cod
Ever oi-The late firm OF Rushton, Clark l. Co. being
dissolved by the death Of VIM. L. Rushton, (ths only
person Of the Of Rushton connected with the
nrm the business future win be continued by HEGE
NAN CLARK co., surviving partners and sole
ssssors Of r. c. Co., l6t, 273 aud Sill Broadway, all
connection with the store No 10 Astor Houte being dis
continued. Our Mr.. Hegeman has been connected with
the establishment twenty years and for twelve years
been partner and had the principal charge Of the bust
and with the benefit of his experience and the
combined efforts Of each member Of firm, trust
- merit and receive a continuance Of the patronage
MberaIy extended to us The genuine cod liver oil
hitherto made by r. c 4 Co., win in future be made
only by II Dir. Clark who went TO New
foundand 10 supsrintend is manufacture and we
rant pure. Our oil Ia sold by all the most respectable
druggists in the United States CautionBe careful TO
that the name eHegeman Clark a Co.. Is each
label and the signature upon the cork Of each bottle
without which IL IL not genuine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27

n sotTBETs TRAyEtIJRs.-THE UNITED sfArEs
i nal st'amship JAhtSTOwE Captain Psnrish -al
lsAts per " sofh fssf rsfsfday sfisrnf-B g5ih
JsnsafJ, A. o'elocs, for fsbnoos s1d Ps;srssnrr.
iovehins 81 Norfos whsft psssspxsfs gslsy fsrabsf
r9Hth can isss esptlnugvs hnf ~ rafpAtt ihfosrh
csrshhs, G.orgis, &c. LILLIAN fJEA1Asrs
- BfaAa say.
sB-shlppsrs oil bisas. '.sa espls.ls fse-lSis fsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27

Hyafrs Life acknowledgements In Its
most painful forms, also scrofula old ulcers, and the
worst cases of diseases Of the blood great debility liver
sunplan kidneys, incipent consumption, nc most
certainly cured BY this great purifier Principal depot
FAC Grand street. Seventy five cents per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27

A RARE CHANCE.-wANTED. A PARTNER, WITH
"A capital Of from 81 600 TO % 900, In custom tai.
loripg establishment th. proprietor of which Ia good
cutter himself having been established years,
oong business Of Sls, 900 year. The proprietor pre-
fers taking partner 10 hiring cutter For further
particulars inquire Of WILLIAM X. TArrERsAII. 20
first avenue, before O'Clock A. NJ, and after 4
O'Clock y NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27

1he Greatest discovery OF the Age-Thnt u
what everybody says who has used DIR. TOBIAS
vsnstian IMMINENT for coughs, Group, sore throat,
shapped hands, frosted feet rheumatism &c II II does
not relieve, the money Is returned. Price % and
20 cents Depot GO Cortlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27

We learn from Valparaiso that the ship John Marshall
supposed to have been lost arrived at that port the
Nsh December, after passage Of two hundred and
thirteen days from Baltimore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27

IN late hfm OF Knshton, Clark Co., being dissolved
by It's limitation, the only person OF the
name Of Rushton who prepares the genuine cod liver
which generally prescribed by physician ut this
OF the year, for consumption coughs colds &c
Cauton-ln purchasing, be careful 20 ask Rushtons
and that my Is the label and my signature
the cork OF each bottle without which IL not ge.
nuine. FREDERICK v. RUSHToN, 10 Aston House
corner o. Barclay, and All Broadway corner Of Canal
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27

A usIRALIA. --IsDEPEsDESr IISE-T0 SAIL WITH.
"A out fail February The clipper ship EASTERN
STATE, for Melbourne viii be ready for above.
Can accommodate four cabin and ain second cabin pas
seDeers, applied for this week Her accommodations
are superior 10 any vessel up and parties dsrous
this vessel For baanc. Of freight and passage apply
on board, at pier No =, Fast river, or 70 AsKEIl X
ELLIOT l46 Pearl street, or T. RlCfiAKDSOs co, 81
Eouth street.
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IIOR LIVERPOOL FROM pInLADEI NEW

AGENT II Walnut stxest PhlAdslphia, are broad
EOR LIVERPOOL FROM PIIILADEI PHIA-THE NEW
I and splendid philadelphia bailt steamship NORTH
CAROLINA, 800 tons, Capt Washington symmes will
be ready TO receive freight at Second Wharf above Vine
street, on Wednesday Slst inst and sail Saturday
bertbs 800 including stewards lee. fard class ps".
sepsers-A limited number Of third class passengers
will be taken from Philadelphia to Liverpool and found
in provisions at S25 Drafts agents for 81 and up.
wards For freight or passage apply 10 THOMAS RICH.
ARIsoN 4 co, 10 broadway, New York, and Walnut
L'oR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEs.--raE UNITED
II States mail steamer HERMANN, T. Higgins, com.
mander viii sail for Bremen, touching at Southampton
TO land the mails and passengers for England and
France on Saturday January "a at IL O'Clock H., from
pier 81 North river. Price OF passage--
In the hrst cabin, main saloon $3.50
In the nIst cabin lower saloon Ito
An experienced surgeon il attached to each steamer
All letters must pass through the Post Office. Specie
delivered In HAvre and London For passage or freight
apply to 9. II. SAND, agent, II South William 81.
The steamer Washington win succeed the Hermann,
and sail February 24th-
L,oR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
II Estates mail steamer UNION, r. Adams, Commander,
Will leave New York for Havrs touching
TO land the malls and passengers Saturday, Feb TO-
At IL o'clock from pier 81 North River foot Of Beach
Price Of Passage-Firss Cabin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50
-Second Cabin. Observation-Disclosures. rs
Luggage not wanted on the voyage should BE- sent
be taken after Thursday, Feb For freight passage
apply I, MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, 90 Broaiwa
S1EAMsfiiPS BETWEEN HAvRE AND NEW YORK
- drectThe steamship ALPS will sail from Hayrc az
rect Tor New York without calling At any port In Eng
land ON Saturday, 10Th OF November. Tho rates o.
freight and passage in FIRST and second cabins viii be
very moderate The sailing Of the succeeding steamers
Will be shortly announced The rate Of insurance In
France less by ships from Have direct for New York
than In ships calling Al Al English port Apply In Has
and Paris ~ Boulevard, dss ltAli.ns 10 Donald Curie
in Ne - York tn " A Ilsus lipuE r.au
NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE
IN via Nicaragua, the Accessory Transit Company
OF Nicaragua propristors splendid double engine
steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, 2 zoe tons burthen Capt
L. Tiniepaugh, will leave from pier No North river
AZ O'Clock NJ precisely for PuntA Arenas on satur
day, January FL 1855, connecting with the fayorts
steamship Sierra Nevada, 2oOo tons burthsn over the
Nicaragua transit route, having but twelve miles Of land
transportation BY FIRST class carriages These steamers
unsurpassed In their ventilation and accomnoda
ton For information or passage, spply only to
CHAs. MORGAN, Agent, No Bowling Green.
Letter bags made up At the once Letters ~ cents
per half ounce.
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DARTSER WANTED-TN A PROFITABLE BUSINESS
i one with from 500 to $500 Ia cash; everything
requisite TO carry the business; but two wAntsd
Call at ia East Sixteenth street, in the ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27

NTANTED-A MAN, or MODERATE MEANS, TO
w eoeage In a new and profitable invention, where
by fortune can be made In short time. Address j.
& Herald Office.
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LVoR NORFOLK, PETu1BChG AID HcHxOsD--
il The Unissd states NAL s,<.nshit JAhsssTOss, I.
Parrish comma ndsr, v kass per "a sorsA ri.sy 90
saturday, Jan a. 81 oel<s v n oil srrv. 10 Neg.
folh the NIT sftsrsoop aud Pst@r.bsrr and shsoa1
tho ioilovins morning yrun serfoIs p.sssnx.rs ios
the sssth yrses~d b railroad tir.et -th foash uss.
cts from WsIdss 70 wslmirstos, AssssiA AZ Paxsaxs
spd fare 70 ssrfoi, - 70 P.sr.bsrs snd Eleku.osl
= Irpf.Is YiRa2Axrs q n-...,,r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

attend his funeral from No % jay street. Brooklyn this
afternoon, 1t half.past two o'clock
At Hackensack, j., on Thursday, August 80 MARIA,
the beloved wfs Of Mr. John Butler, Of Dgaw street,
BI ooklyn, and formerly oil the city " Dublin
Her remains inferred in the Cemetery Of Mount
Calvary, Williamsburg
at heyport, n. j., August 20, ANN, vile Of Andrew
Campbell native Of the parish Of Draueghea Ireland.
this should meet the eye Of her friends her husband
would Ike to hear from them. Direct Keyport Post Office
Monmouth county, u.
In jersey City, CATHERINE PauRs, aged s6 years.
The friends and relatives Of the family Of John Philips
and those Of bis son inAw, George H. Boyd respect
fully invited 10 atten her funeral from No. u sussex
street Jertey City, to morrow morning. at ten O'clock
without fur Their Invitation.
In Morrsania Westchester county, on Thursday, Aug
20, VIRGINIA WAiDRos infant daughter Of James and Re-
becca Boyle, aged one year.
At Burlington, ON Wednesday, August 20, CATHERINE A.
H., wife Of Clement b. Barclay Of Philadelphia.
her funeral viii take place this morning. nine O'clock
rem the residence OF Mr. John NJ Barclay Spruce street.
below Tenth street. Philadelphia.
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On Sunday, August ~, by the Rev. uriah Marvin, Mr.
ALERT SMITH, Of New York. TO Miss LCnA KRUGER Of Ha-
vana, Cubs.
On Tuesday evening August 20, by the Rev. Dr. Nil
lett, at his residence III East Seventeenth street. Mr.
GEORGE W. iiisiseros Of Plainaeld n. j. TO Miss JOSE
PINE MARIA BrRwE1I, Of this city
On 1hursday, August 49, by the Rev. Benjamin Kelly
Mr.. JoBs WAGNER TO Miss OLIVIA NJ. SMITH, all staten
leland.
California papers please CORY.
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A GENERAL. MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
IN the Butchers Real Estate Hide Association Of tho
city OF New York. win be held ocs Of the associa
tion situate the of First and Fifth
street In the said city, Monday the 10th day III Sep
'ember next at halfpast O'Clock p NJ, when rssolu
ton win b. offered and voted upon for the dissolution Of
the said association. By order 81 the Trustees.
:. +. PATTERSON, President.
EDWARD PHILLIPS, Secretary.
GEORGE W. CAMPBELL, Treasurer.
New York, August 90 1883
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rOIIAss AsD SAScy FURNITURE wany5.fson.-.
~ 49, SAs ~ sasAy, opp~slts ths re- wlcha.e IIosss
NAlhthr hs3scty scsr for sale sh~ ras.s sssea.i..
ft"fii en- :" Mssy eeaAg~ eBsnSie.s al Hraseh fsf
allure e Ia tnitss STATE 4 ,e.ie sgse.. 80, =,
ney nsif.--ss psiliA.sss, ssnpws bss.srs, a.. a.
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"A psAfaEce. woad lac NJ Ac4nalsaaee ~ = Vs,,s iei
- view q fcairifsoy Please addse.a CtArss If *
Feu ct.ce =
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4 NAhp-DE WHEELER, OCUIIHT 80 BRO ADwAY
asso.e. his alter lon % Diseases ~ he Eye snf IS ~
hn sineDi chronic Inflammation u ~ sy.liM Or s0fo
49, Z ons s,aneng, W c1eolay eiri; alu
"a v or " Artaeial eyes lnsrfea
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FIVE ARTS.

WtDDiN0, VISITING, At HONE AND BrslsEss
cards crgrsyed and printed Ia the mos a-i0na
~ wedding enseopes, me silver plated dor and
paes ttitns aud business cards prned hrom be pg wA
W. n.i neafDcss and desyach. Orders mall punciuay
AHehaea .. II. LE0gEfr. Engeager. Jsla sFsct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

TIN0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or CONGRESS Wa
Il ter.-We reliably informed that mineral waters
the name Of "saratoga" salts extensively imposed
upon the public In the southern and Southwestern states
where buying these articles desire aud think they
purchasing Congress Water &C. wheIeas ut Saratoga
there waters OF all kinds, from Congress down to
ditch water; and the articles imposed la this manner
on the psbic are mostly artificial compounds, en-
trey worthless and often dangerous to desiring
the elect Of Congress Water the elect Of them being
tirsy different from that Of The genuine Congress water
frequently producing ping pains, vertigo &c. sometimes
resulting In serious permanent difficulties, by weaken
Ing the digestive and destroying the tone Of tho
stomach and bowels often rendering Mid cse OF dys-
pepa incurable-the effect being In visa different
from that produced by saline cathartics dissolved in
ordinary wn,er, while Congress Water produces neither
gping nor injurious effect in any case however debii
taed the patient may be- II being tonic well
tive The Congress spring, IA well known Il the spring
which, during siA'ythree years past, has built up the
OF saratoga yet have confounded the
name OF tho spring with that OF the placethus aoydng
The opportunity for swindlers TO oat worthless articles
upon the public the strength Of tho reputation Oh
tained by me congress spring In long series Of
years. Tho injury thus inflicted upon the public
s%a % either n no Ass
injurious effects from their use they In future refuse
the genuine Congress Water, supposing that they
have already tried H. II Is not sufficient guarantee Of
its gsnunsness that Il In BOTTLES and boxes bearing
names, ~ The old bottles and boxes rccdily bought
up by counterieiters for the purpose filing them with
their vauecss article and selling II as Congress or sara
toga water buy only Of those you rely on-Congress
Water and none otherand be certain that the cork IL
gress Water viz Congress Watcr-C GW.n-if with
out these Words it ia vaiueless dangerous counterfeit
A TO the compounds called Saratoga powders Saratoga
salts, &c, they only valueess but Injurious not
posres,ng the virtues Of the seditx pow
ters of the shops That II ia impossible 10 form Congress
Water ar,Gciay have the authority Of the celebrated
chemist, Sir Humphrey Davy, follows:'It IL impos-
sibe to recombinc the Ingredients make artl
Gle Of equal quality the effects OF which will be the same
as The natural waiern On writing US, will send you
HIST Of price, saes and packages and by ordering from
vi direct enclosing draft for the amount ordered you
hu nly fprrra rSaI tp rtaTs
We reiteratc caution 10 buy the genuine Congress
Water only OF reliable persons and 10 examine the lot
tering Of the cork brand CLARKE WHITE
Congress Spring, Saratoga Springs and 10 Thames street.
New York city.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY OAY.
PERS SON Al.

:
NY LADY WISHING TO ADOPT AN INFANT Az
"A her own. few days oil, may hear favorable oppor
unity For any desired Information address r. W. w. box
Is Herald Once.
DEPORTATION wANTED--OF BRIDGET coma ANON,
native OF Old Town, county Roscommon, ireland; her
er Mary has not heard Of her for the last months Any
respse,ng her will be thankfully received her
sister, al Mr. b. Hughes 1853 Lewis street. NJ Y Other papers
please copy
Mr.. @. N. TORRENTE BEGs TO INFORM HIS FRIENDS
l and pupia In consequence OF the accident To
INN al Montreal he VIII be unable his
1865.
IN TUESDAY LAST, AUG ~, TWO BOYS LEFT
~ Waterbury, Connecticut where the Ia OF
live, named Bolster O Colonel Bolster;
III xsmona, OF Thomas fzimons Bolster
In black Fiizsimons boy wrapper, hat
and light summer pants. very handsome reward %
paid who will give the
recovery. Both boys about IL years Old
VHYANTRD-IsroRAATIoN OF MARY ANN McMuI
w len OF Henry Mackerc her husband McMu
en They lived formerly in Fifteenth street. New York but
moved about since supposed to Rockand county.
any Information oil them win be thankfully received Ad
dress & Mem, boz 100, Herald Office
WIN. .K-PLEAsE CALL AGAIN AT ~ CEDAR STREET
w room No Is, and viii ind tho person you wished
see last saturday evening. ak,
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n Agf B9tNTY LAID AND "sITEl PAY Cfygfy,
N --Isosaty lad AMI "er.r. uay" - n M W.
s4ssfs A., ~ 81 ssfs sinoe Ify5-sh<tf wfss.. ss4
Aesi --tremtily eetalnsf aaa pald
CO. si@o~s ard hslsa ~ sfs~ss@4 a trflsss
~ fttsst elsessG, and an tlnas a aims sganst ~
rpsisd hs1sss fseoyu~sby
f3IwAfD fuHaf1G.
lesa' 81 Qats) rv,s% { 4 xsvy, " vel s1ss..
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RELIGIOUS NOTYCEs.

=
nR. JOHN THoAMs HAVING RETURNED FROM HIS
- tour through the SOUTH will his the
Gospel OF the Kingdom Of God and the of mea
sunday morning next september Johns Hail. corner
OF Delaney street and E0wery Hour OF meeting hafpas TO-
The public are respectfully invited attend Bible In hand
NoTICE.-"THE INGATHERING or isR aEi. FOR THE
Nv redemption OF spirit, soul body lo life
eternal" Will be preached Sunday next at IL O'clock
r. NJ, at the Sanctuary l0s First street. seats Free Pubc
tons containing this doctrine can be obtained Ut the Sanctuary
N0TICE.--CHRIsT CHURCH, EIGHTEENTH STREET
IN Fifth This church win be copencd for III
VINE service, to morrow Sunday. sept when tho rev T.
Wiley viii enter his duties the parish.
ing service 70 commence at U O'Clock, evening
quarter 10 O'Clock.
THE REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH, CORNER or
Iroone and Greene streets fRev H. r. Voorhees, po,or),
Wal be reopensd for Divine service xt Sunday Sept
vices to commence at l01a A. NJ and "a l.. NJ.
THE SIXTH UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH WILL BE RE
opened to morrow, Sunday, Sept. Services lJs A.
NJ, and "a T. NJ Preaching by Rev. Asher Moore
TT NITARIAN SOCIETY, WILLIAMSBURG. - RELI.
~ eious services will be resumed by this Society
Hnndny) at 1rsDor's Academy No % South Eighth street
Services ut los A. N. and ~ in the evening
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ssGreat Cesar Fell r.
But not 30 great fall
An Lyons magnetic powder makes--
Ic<ausa Il k{lls them az

All die-not one Is left upon the field.
By pills and powder insects and rats must yieid
No remedy In the world POS lesses the efficacy Of
LYONS. The only Beware Of peIlars aa,i coun-
trrfr'ts Depotr, 424 Broadway; No South Lighth
street PHILADELPHIA