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German Uroscopic Loctor,
DIR. RDON,

Can be consulted at his office, in Brandon,
DAILY, oneept tie time here mentioned fer him
In be Gi CdStieion.
From Monday June II, till Saturday, June l6
Monday, July 2, -" Satin rday ,Julyli
Wednesday, Aug g." saturday Aug IL
Monday, Sept. TO-" Saturday, Sept 10
clean vial. containing about . ozs of
urine passed Immediately ON rising in the
morning with the name and age of the pa
iicnt-as rccoid Of each case is kcpt-wil
enable him TO treat diseases OF Throat,
Lungs, Liver, stomach, Heart and all dis
eases arising from them. Also diseases of
the Kidneys, bladder, Female Weaknesses,
Sctolula, and all impurities of the blood
s3 hreolloet tie time and place and tell
your nrighbors. Charges reasonable for
medicine. 4G;
Office in Morrilrs Block, opposite the
Town Hall
Brandon, May, 1904.
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DIR. MARSHILL'S
Indian Vegetable Plaster

THE subscriber is the exclusive Wholesale
Agent for the sale of this celebrated
laster.
ig- Pedlers and Druggists supplied at re-
duced rates. None viii be left on commits
II. HARMON A. SHELDON.
iti'hbury, Aug. Id 1853.
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TIE GREAT DISCOVERY.
10 ,TssN C,Trc2NTGWl

"oH CURE1T u ,
do rr many years it has been tho ol,ioo, .,
"ocp'S study with cl,s.--' ,'.'''' VVhefs, To
produce n"id chat, applied to the hair,
would caHSe 1t TO wave and curl equal in Beaa-
~ to the natural curl
THE kROLLERION
Is the only article ever offered to the world
that Will effect this most desirable object
But three or four applications are necessary
to curl II as much as may be desired and for
any length Of time. From the many testi.
monials ofthose who have used it, the sub
scribcr does not hesitate to warrant the KRol-
LEai"N TO give satisfaction, and prove as re-
commended in all eases.
TIE reciae for making, with full directions
for u'e, will he sent on the recent of one
dollar, post paid The Ingredients will NOT
cost over II cents.
Direct to II. A. FREMONT,
5li3m' Warren, Trumbnll Co, o.
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The best Soap

To save labor in washing,is Smith and Blan-
chard's Self-0perating Soap warranted to
save half the labor in Washing. Sold by II
4 SHELDON. Wholesale agent for Addison
County
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G II A Il | 81
Just Published; A New Discovery in
Medicine
FOR ALL PULMONARY DISEASES!

Anew WORDS ON THE RATIONAL TREAT
MEM, without Medicine. of spermaiorrhea or Lsrai
weakness, Nervous debility. Low Spirits, Lasstude
ineapaei,y for Study aud Labor, Duliness of Appre,
henson, Loss ef Slem1ry aversion TO Society Lave Of
Solitude, Timidfy, self Distrust, DiIziness, Head
iesuo9 Of the Eyes, PmpIes the Face, Sexual aud
FROM THE FRENCH OF DR. d. DE LANEY
The important fact that these alarming Complaints
NAV easily be removed without Medicine, H. in this
small tract, clearly demonsiTptad aud the entirely
new aud highly successful treatment as adopted by the
author inlly explained, by of which every one
enabled I" cure himself perfectly, and at the least
possible cost avoiding thereby all the advered nos
trums at the dAy.
sentio any address, gratis, aud post free In sealed
envelope, by remting (ast pad) Two nostare s,amns
70 ~ ~ De LANEf, No. ~ LisPeuard Street, New
fok- A2ly
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Hay and Manure Forks

VAN ORNuM, BsiLGY s. Co manufacturers
of these celebrated Hay and Manure Forks.
now offer their forks to the trade at MANU-.
FAcTuRER's PRIcEs.
filled j. DAVRNpoRT
Middleburry, Jan. 81, 1855. 40 3m.
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DIR. J. II SCHENCK'S
Sc WEED TONIC.
For the Cure Of Dyspepsia.

This remedy is composed of compound pfepAr iiinn
Of oummon weed growing along the shore, aud Is
aud ualhc remedy for the of Dy spepsiu
and It's accompanying diseases, to wit;
Sour and SICK Stomach Loss Of APPETITE, Hc09-
ache, Pam The Side and Breast, Paipita-
lions cfthe Heart, Ulcers aud Ernp-
tiOns Of all Kinds. Calls, Ftrer,
GrGrel, and Diseases oChe
Kidneys, Nervousness,
ITeakness Of The Limbs, Painting Spells, and
all Diseases Peculiar 20 Females.
NeAllt every person is more or less afflicted with
Dyspepsia some If the dl,oasss connected with IL,
aud II IL with feelings OF pleasure that DR.. Schsuck
can announce to al such discovery Vt the virtue OF
Sea Weed, which is just the remedy for their ailments
Dyspepsia AID the many diseases arising from IL, is
caused Nv the deficient secretion of tho gastric juele
au weakness of the powers Of the stomach. The eff
feet of the Sea Weed ronic is felt aeru tax.
supplies at once the princl les of the deficient
gastric Juice aud the food Is digesied naturally la
fact the Tonic nrarly resembles tho natural gastric
juice that chemist. fnd difficulty In distinguish.
ing them VI gives tone aud strengthens the stomach
thus enabling II I" sec'ert the proper quantity aud
eases soou disappear.
Iii, woll-knpWn factha, none suffer like the py.-
pePuc, Tor il addition TO The Dysposia there il of,rn
either Headache. Sour and Sick Stomach, Pain in the
Side Ppiiations Of the Heart, Chlls aud Fever
81, Disease of the Kidney, Ner,ou, Weakness aud
Tremnrs General Debility, Faintuess, Loss Of Appe-
. TITO, Bad Taste. Fever, Stoppagcs In Pennies all or
each OF them arising fTsm disordered state of the
Stomach and here IL ancwly discovered REMEDY, for
the tnhne sam Of one dolor, that viii cure all this
train OF disease.
Nov, y.pcp,ic, will yoi avail yourself ofihis rem.
eIy Tor NJ ttins Hcosri or will you sill suffer p
he choice II fOr you 10 make. Tne Sea Weed Tonic
Is pleasant btter,, giving person good appetite
aud good Digestion; II Is pat up IN quart bottle always
agree with the stomach, aud ONE BOTTLE generally cf
foetsa cue. Whenever the bowels are eO,aiive, thu
tnngu" furred, Or tie complexion sulluw, u few of
sehenrks Mandrake or Liver Pills arc 10 he u,ed. A
box OF these pil- accompanying each bottle oflhe Iou'
lie, aud S be found III reetss OF the bottle, covered
with label
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For the Public

PAINTED PALS and TUBS,-Bu,ter
Tubs end Sap Buckets for sale by the snb,
scrl3ers at their Factory, formerly the Judd
marble factory.
~ Cash paid for sAPLING PINES
ew cords moro wanted this season,
10 Ware sold 10 the trade on ms favorable
rms as can be obtained in Massachusetts.
SKEELE & MERRILL.
,, BY N. II. HAND, Agent.
"''uu'eoury' Jan IL, le52. 3Sly.
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wnoL's'LEANnR RETAIL uE,aeRtv .lLK,n-s oT
IRON, 50 E3 " AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS.
MIDpLHBUkX VEknGCrT.
S,TRAw CUTTERS, OF the most approved
Cpa,cnt, for sale at j. DANENrOKTS.
DLOUGHS, of almost all kinds NJ
l. J. DANENPORTS.
= - = - - =
CTONES, Box, Parlor, and Cooking-all
,Ckinds, at j. DANENP0RT'S.
= -
CTOVE Pipe & Hollow Ware at
- j. DAVENPORT'S.
~~>~~~~~ >'>>~>> >'~~>~~~~>>~~~
INN WARE of all kinds at
L J. DANENPOBT'S.
IOB WORK of every kind usually done in
Tin Shop, at J. DANENPORT'S.
= -
CORN SHELTERS & Vegetable Cutters,
~ For sale at J. DAVENP0RT'S.
- - - - - - - -
LAY KNIVES, For sale at
IL J. DANENP0RT'S.
- -
IRON, Steel a. Nails for sale at the Iron
l. Store of j. DAVENPORT.
- - - - - -
CPADES, Shoveis, and Crow Bars, at the
agricultural Depot of
j. DAVENPORT.
Middlebury, Oct. IL, 1852.
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CARPET BAGs.-A great assortn,en,
~ cheap asihe cheapest, at II wlLCoXe.
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:. n,
i,... ---nuti the l,t OF nTrlvs tAt pose John
BIDS Extract rarsapnri and have hesitation In
ing tiut 1T n shfe and valuable compound. would
peter u any article IN for the diseases arising
from pue Stat Of the blood faint the stem
l conhdru'ls recommend 1t to my friends beug
powerful fstr,ct, Bhd enc that believe will al
uf disgs.s. for Whrh il mueude II used
according diIrctiuus l believe IL to 10 a yAluabls
hlecrJauruut 10 MtErurv - Nav, | have MY double
~irsl-r Ia tiio most violent and pruttactel u
syphs ra'!l with Modes opLe, Ia carries Of the
bon,s ~hsthur ought not To Esd every other remedy
;. Il. M,COAAtHIK, NJ ID.
lionorar, member Of the Medical Society Ih
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W. earnestly invita- AL ,Is,.us who are suffering With
my oi the ~ tL.' fi,- j. heir to- to call on Dr. John
buiis agent, and ct cory Of bulls Family journal
LrATi-i and ior tie sake 'f humanity, hope that
sgir mdn iual vii MT he found unwilling TO give Bus
SaT.aHriI IHI.l after reading, ana recoectng the
lime. that l. Is impossible Tor the Doctor to publish
tenth Itt 81 ia, number df certificates
cures Irioimct by his SgisHp,riiH. Tue amount Of
iniuu. voluntarily shuN-red on Dr. Bull sarsapara
hon. Nr knu~n and distinguished individuals both 10
public aud private life, lus ttrn perfectly overwhelming.
Principal Office, No. Gelsey Building,
Courtlandt st, New York, and No l, Fifth st
Louisville, Ky. IT, W. z. Russell,
23y Agent, Middiebury.
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Eagle Soap.

\ new supply VI This SnpcriOr drliclc, winch
is much better than tine Cream Soap, inst
reed. Try itand YOU viii believe it,
April II, II. A. SllELnON.
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IorboS, Kr, April 9th, 1850
Sig- Permit 20 address you few lines aud do
the honor to reply request that will make In the
Conclusion " His letter, etc.
ain graduate Of Irausyivsnia Nedicsl University
have practc.l ia this wilderness country, about
~. but owug to exposure TO bitter cold weather.
have been i,dpoari With Acute hheumaiism about six
Months. After having exhausted my skili in the treat
Of ny Gaze, sud deriving 10 bennett, was induced
TO give your iLviD hxTHAr " sARsArARtLA lair trial
aud nsy purchased bottle of our medicine from
Your agent Mr.. ,i-else r. THROWN about weeks ngo
aud mus cuufs that one bottle has entirely cured me-
Ii IL my opinion, that your PREPARATION OF sarsnparils
decidedly superior to either PREPARATION nov Ia use
and Will take pleasure la recommending 1t to he
afflicted being rvin-Lia agent, and will advise the
pnA eiriru. 10 use II IN their practice. etc
I,eI.c'iuily yoGrs D. Is ALLEN N. d.
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LOUISVILLE, MAY HOth, lSIJ
We have used John Bulls sars-I arila aud have known
T. 10 be- us,i, with eniI. satisfaction and have no
.tilaon M .taiing belief. TINT IL &. safe and
NAuah. in.'isu compound, aud calculated to produce
much god Sud I-.Nr nuci ring aud therefore
r"uid rhe-riy aud nest earnestly recommend IL to the
rnicitd. ". sEIl0N,
(Sgrsdl b. srEN ENsUN.
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lsd.s,cl and Charlotte Stevens. aged years and

Frederick and Charlotte Stevens. aged years and
month.
me friends of tbs family are respectfully invited TO A.
tend the funeral, from No. 234 West Twenty seventh
street. to, morrow afternoon, At two O'Clock.
On Tuesday, March l3 Of Inflammation OF the DO wels
CHARLES A. Won MELTING, aged months and Is days,
OF Dr.. Herman Won Melting
Mrs. ANN PURCELL, widow Of Edward, aged 70 years.
Her friends and relatives and Of the family are
invited to attend tho funeral this morning. at ten
from the residence Of her SON. Cermont avenue Brook
Ign.
Suddenly on Monday, March H. Mrs. Anna, wife OF
BENJAMIN Merner, ia the i3d year of her age.
The friends Of tho family invited to attend the fu-
neral without further notice. this afternoon three
o'clock from her iae residence in Cassop, yrtle
avenue, East Brooklyn.
On Tuesday, March 49, GEORGE twin Of Charles II.
and Jessie Murray aged year, onths and IL days
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow afternoon at
one O'Clock from No. 90 York street. Of Van Worst
street, Jersey City.
In Sacramento Call on Friday, February 0, OF typhoid
fever Capt. II. g. PARKER formerly of New York. aged
40 years.
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xzs MEET STEAMER FOR EuRorE-ln consequence Of
tbe arrival Of the steamship Pacific the steamship
Nashville has been chartered to take her place. and win
have on the 21st inst.
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On Thursday evening, March at the Church Of the
Incarnation, by the Rev DR. Cofey, Mr. PETER B,tIg
Mrs HARRnTr n, daughter OF Anthony r. i,tchngs,
all OF this city.
On Mcnd.y evening March IL, by Tho Rev James Nil
lett at his depce No 1908 Broome street Mr. JOSEPH
7. GnSoHy, Of wesport Conn, to Miss HARRIET say
HoUR Of this city.
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n.IsPAICH LINE ron BAN FRAsCIsCO -riIs MO
nbtcpt a arst class ciipps. ship wICCdcRAff
In,mhr matter, uos fteeYins h,r largo )! per Nc
last river aud via all ior San franci.oo or ba1or,
Tus,dsy l1tb Ma e and Ia expected TO I'm III loading
On Tuesday IoIt 9th. This famous clipper has mad.
three voyage 20 san Frartsco Ia l0 l01 aud ~ days
suosssny.y. shippers viii please baud In their bLs oi
ladDg tor signature sooa a. their engagements
20 mpie.sd. special Notse.-TIo vessels OF this line
vii hereafter adv rhsed for certain date and post
lively fal On before the day canned.
SUTTON Il CO., 81 Wan street
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OCEAN STEAM AytGATlOS CoMPASY-FOR IRE.
~ mem via southAnp ton-The United states mall steam
snap HERMANN, Il. Higsial, COMMANDER, viii sail for
Bremen touching AZ southan. ton u land the mails and
passengers for England aud France Saturday March
1T II O'clock from No 81 North river Price pap
sage from New York % southampton and remsn:fn nrt
cabin, main saloon siO the first cabin, lower saloon
sho, IN second cabin, SO An experienced surgeon IL
tached to each steamer Specie delivered in arrs Lon
don Al letters must nNsa Through the Post oaiac For
IasbaP. or freight apply
{. II. SAND, Agent, II South william atrsct
The steamer washinFton will succeed tho Hermann, ant
sail Avdl n.
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(uIpTER SUR SWORD FISH, CAPT. H. y. o5GoOD,
~ for Fan Francisco, u receiving cargo At pier
North river and will positively al. before Tues
day 20h ntt and q -cted hnlsh o,ding Tuesday
nsxt 18th Ship. " please hand Ia their bills 81
Airg for tispat.te f01n as their sngaremsnta ar.
completed. For balap = her small capacity, apply 10
StT1On A co. ~ Van f.r,et.
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S,TLANsBips BETWEEN HAyRE AND NEW YORK
- diTect.-The stgainsAip ALPS will sail FROM Iiayrs
1Itct Tor New forl, (wthout Caiiing At any por. Ia
EnglaEd,) or saturday, 18th Of Noy-mber The rAtrs
Of freight ard patsage IN frat and cabins will
very moj'ra'e The sailing 81 tho ooeaipg steamers
VII BE- shurtly announced The rate oil innrrancs 10
TaEce less by ship1 from Hayfa street for New YorA
.has In ehips calling at an Englsh port Apply In avrs
ani Farf II Backwards dc- lahens 10 popah Curris
OF IN Ncw York 10 L. CuNARD, No. Bov Wing Gr,en.
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UGrION NOTICE.-GREAr SALE OF FINE WINES
IA brandeg, Havana segars &e., ac-EDWARD
sCHENCK viii sell at auction, on Wednesday 18th inst ,
at his sales 10 Wall street, mt l0 O'clock
invoice Of those fine wines brandica imported Havana
segsrs, &C. which have given such general
in last saleconsstns Of London Dock brande South
Side Madeira Stalkers Victoria and Dun Gordon sherrie
Hunt Co.'S ports Hungarian Tokay, Muscat Wines whs
key rum, and large assert ment OF Havana segars &o
No other liquors admitted.
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w s. MELLoa. ArcrIoNEER-nY norenroN

w hELLOh-Io. morrow, Thursday, at iui4 O'Clock,
lie sass l3 Nassau street-Kegan c4hnot tar
tur several and second hand rosewood aad mahogany
piAnores, oval french plate mrr0rs two thisk fr,nch
Ias Iior glGts s0s.l together With yArety 81 fancy
cI toilet SETS clocks Sc Tho trade hotel propris
tors county merchants Rud ohtrr Will md 10 tho above
stock excellent variety buch ~ IL rarely 20 be found
al and only W appr eiatei ~ examining Ar
lfs be tg,hsd for shipping the premieL The oAt
ful1ituru VIII include rosewood parlOr tu.s,
IL rich French sAtn brooatos crimson and
ps EAIrglgth, Ac rosewood chamber furniture marble
top sulns 20 match three suites nehiy deeora "a
led cthntcr furniture elegant, With marble
EQfa tGtes sofa ted ttNts rosewood sud
rrnf seat rocking ani paror chairs T. srs1, variety
marble top lr Size csatr0 aud card table,. superior
sEon dining tables, II feet on; library md dsng roon
Crtare, r'ea % match together sth several south
American t0rsctAr mAttrcssc paliaarss choice oil paint
lFa clocks silver plated eut bottle n,e. and
forks, poorr, cthoe Nrnr, cake baEho ae Also at ~
o'clock, several good toned piAnofOrcs Gni second
hand.
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Spring Sly lie or Hats Just Observation-Disclosures
81 readers in want Of hat obtain
HALLS 34 Broadway who is the acknowledged leader OF
penard and Broadway.
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Ar DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEER. VIII am ,

NJ DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL, THIS
us day, March H. at iOs o'clock Mt IL sixth avenue
large and general good household
compisngs sofar sofa bedscads ete totes dressing
plain bureaus library and secretary bookcase marble ton
centre and fancy tables walnut and oak extension d. card
Italics, window shades mahogany paror easy and ROCKING
chairs full French bedsteads and pal
astea cane chairs clocks vases and OIL paint
inss oval and gilt mirrors mahogany sdoboad lounges
ae together with endless variety Of
several carpets &C. worthy the attention OF
and Others.
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IL ENRY II. LEEDS Il CO., ACCOMMODATIONS
II hold furniture sales-Henry II. Leeds h Co., win
give their personal attention they have done many
years pas - the sales OF household furniture at the
resdencesSf families breaking up. housekeeping or
moving They viii also have regular sales at their
ton rooms 10 Nassau street, between Pine and Cedar,
for the convenience Of those who may desire this medium
Of sale.
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JTNREsERyED, SALE Or VINES, nRAsDIEs, u

Y duors, do. l.. yAADEwATEi, Auetione,r, VII
tell this day, a. 11 oeloek At the balesroom IL Mad IN
lane, AmqLg which viii - found mo old brandiis Of liner
brands Ono cid port vines sherros and mGicra ola
ro., Pure Juice chan raEos, French eorla', rans Ia
fancy b0Aes Ard!nes pickles olives, anehgycs, ca.sup,
family teas, preserved peaches, pums, plneeppri
,aesF peiEs qGinces &C. Also, inyos o. ney freneh
srapt Castle alto, ten aka Scotch ale, dAmurf
yoy .c inportaton Rooms tobacco, hluii blagkuY,
cayenne pepper Wolfc's schnfpps Bcrmgda arrow root.
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A usrRAlIA rlo.lEa LIVE. .cAREyINa IN,

A USTRAIIA PIOsIER LINE, ChRRYiaG rHE
"A rnitsd states maiiHf-The rslshrstsd clipper ship
OCEAN SIZED. Thos Cunningham, master nov a. her
berth rer Eaft river loading Heib1urns Iha ship
yonf cot her scgud voyage THIS hoe harips made her
last passage oghty rias days. Has oGeaont AsepaJiA
Tor and second class passengers Elry sppca
ton Tor fryht passage Necessary she VII p,sit ay
,ail middle ~ Apri. The ocean Hrod vii ~
oesdtd ~ the magnificent clipper ship sghtngar " nay,
also her scccrd hAStns made her sst 10 the
esdentsd time 81 ssysniy days For freight pAssrs
tppiy to Il w. CANERDS, No. Bowling Green, aad no
Wall street.
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMoSGAL. NADEhoIsELLE EMILEyILLErTR.
m professor OF autogrsphy Tor reading I'll character
PERSONS handwriting and spiritual writing nedu VII
upon tho receipt Of twenty ave cents far equivalent
portage stampsJ and specimen % haadwrns send -
Any peron full deneaton u their character Affairs -
The heart success destiny, &C. also 3oscrpt3n tha
one they love or WI marry Address, post paid, EMILE
ElLLkTTE, broadway Post once, - " Th9ge ro8tdilz
cut ~ the city can safely transmit through ths malt All
CONCENTRATIONS answered IN week after their receipt
RlEbEhs CHARACTERISTICS OFFICERS Or TIE
IL kJndtr Orenaaiers requested 70 the Poster
hug, No Iranhiort street this "wednesday evennv a.
kaf past etycn oooek for n. purpose o. completing ths
sranscmsnts fer their May hall.
WuBAss NI-sH, Aajs,ant
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vegetable cosmetic lotion anxious to distribute tho art
Gle those that afflicted with erupons ot
tho face any other kind Of euaneous disease Eight
years in the west has proved that there Is
such thing as fail about To DO had OF CHILSON 35
broadway, and Of druggists every where.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

COUNTRY sEAT-N RYE WEST CHESTER COUNTY,
~ for sale at auction, by ANTHONY J. MEEOKER, at
the Merchants Exchange, the 18th day OF March,
1855, IL bills OF at the
No Z BROAD street
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Dsntisss,, Photographfc and Dagucrreotype

pyrotechnic che MEALS asbestos cardmun
nitrate 6sulphuret sarbon Persian insect powder
patna Nickel bismuth, indigo fatin white uitramarine,
otassium and sodium bromne jodred, plunbago Vienna
sme, cyanide potassium fused and granaated nitrate
blue castor, funsatng pastes Thorns extract copaiya
essences Jamaica and ST. crosx cider GIN and oard.
These goods in original packages for sale by
DIR. L. FEUCHPWANGER III Maiden lane.
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Anson's Deguerreotypes, Large Size, for 30
esnts colored and in nice lined With velvet aud pro
quality size those made elsewhere for 81 ANSOSS
bt9 Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel.
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I.'oI CHARLESTON z C.-TEIE HEw AND FAVOR
IL ite aide Wheel steamship QUAKER CITY, } H.
HodgcoD, cgu.tnsnder, vii leay. Phlai-Ipbis Tor
Charleston, - On Thursday, 18th March, al 10 A. N.
ns. spply 70 HER0S & nAkTTs 57I North wh.ry-s,
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INFORMATION WANTED-BY JOHN BELLWARD,
l. OF ST. Louis Missouri, OF his wife and two children, who
left Liverpool England the steamer America, which
arrived at Boston tho 18th December, 1851,
papy with American gentleman and lady and at
temperance hoto since which time he has been unable to
hno further Of them Any who will furnish
him with such information may enable him fad them,
will bo suitably rewarded II by letter. will DO
to the the children whatever other
may DO thought necessary to the correctness OF tine
information, before any reward can he gyon.
JOHN BELLWARD, st. Louis, No.
TNf0RBATION.-LaHN SHEEI, PATRICK SHEEL,
Catharine Shce natives Of the parish of Bankeei
county erim Ireland hear Of their sister Ann Shee
BY applying at Mrs. Clowns III Mulberry street. Inquire
for Mr. barrett.
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7 no YOU WANT SNAIL HOUSE ~ BROOKLYN
~ SEQ the ono for sale ~ auction on Monday ne1 AZ tho
Merchant Exchange. Cali anctionscrs, MILLER A
CO. II Maiden lane and get parruar aud tho house
4 lelUrs tie