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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE OF an ORDER OF Tue Surrogate
OF the County OF York notice Is hereby Eyen TO az
persons having claims against JOHN DOCOHERTY late OF
tAe City OF New York deceased 10 present the SANE "a
vouchers thereof ,ubcTiber az the otre Of JAHEs W
WHIT No 81 Libertys in the Cy OF Newt ork, on OF
before th- tweutyfh lay OF Nav next Daed Ns~-fork
- iswSn Tn PATRICK DEERT, Administrator.
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r of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate
& The Couav OF NrwYOrk notice hereby svan " q!
persons having exsis; the es'sis VI WALLIS PARKER
lat Of b- Cy q N,wiok, deceased = present. the sane
with vouchers thereof the .usrber a. the ofce OF ~ A.
Cbed-~v So City Hall IL the City of Ncwl T. On %
before th h-. Of March nex'-D.-d NevTors the 18th
6sv Of August. lass. PHkBE Ann PARKER, Adm-nsr.trx
30 i,vhnTH. "a. CHEpSEY. Al orney.
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pSs, n N r. AZ 10 ocock Fare - "A me a
snd2r tn L.pes Are dscoAtln1e1 m,siAns - 80
ID ( 4 ,5,tk a. n- ns .tULI ''''
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Tor LIVERPOOL.-WITH DISPATCH
Il PATRIOTIC LINE-The favohte and eommoiious
Packet Ship HENRY CLAY, Capt. d. CaulkiDs will sail
above For freight having very superior accoumo-
dstsns apply board At Pier No. ~ r. the Office Of
sPOfFORD, TILEsTON Co., No. % Broadway.
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nlc0irai.


~ The e1crucsing Of Toohaehe he speedily
by the this remedy without injury 20 the
teeth. il seng solely uIOn the Eminent Denusts
have high opinion Of H. and constantly recommend i TO their
Ietients Prepared and for sale by A. B. d. SANDS Drug
est. No 100 fuion-st. Sold BY Druggists generally
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DENNSYLVANA RAILROAD. - THREE
IL DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA-
DELPHIA and PITTsBURGH-Tbe MORNING NAIL
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh al " md
leaves Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at The FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at Il 80 and Pbgrsa
for PbIsdelphis ct 2 80 p. N. THE NIGHT EAPhESs
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at II =. and
Pittsburgh for Philsdelphs at 8 70 2.
The above lines connect Pittsburgh with the railroads 30
and from ST. Louis Mo Alton, 0ena and Chicago Illinois
Frankfort Lexington and Louisville Ky TeTe hsu's man
sprngfed Beefontane ssndusky, Toledo Cleveland Co
uuu Zanesve Mssslon, and oyster, Ohio also with me
Packet boats from and 70 New Orleans 81 Louis kou
Vile and Cincinnati. 80, .
For further hand bills In the hotels Of this city
will find ts the shortest edious and COM
Ertabs route between the East and West
Through tickets BE- had at either Of the above eoones
sleoes u the West Of
j. H. BUTTS, Agent, NswJer.ey RsArosd Co, foot Of
CourtlsudtsL New. York.
J. L. ELLIOTT, Agent Psnnsyvsnia Railroad CO.,
No. 2 Aston House Broadway New York
THOMAS MOORE, Agent, cor rth and MARI sta
Hew-Yort. Jan, 1884. rhhade!ph's
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lICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE,

vi Traveller, for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, KAS'1S; ans
~ points est AID Southwest obtain ThrOash roken
spd al infsms,sn eoaesrnns routes fare te sef ~
CENTRAL RAILROAD BY sPpisstion .; tAs Company "
see No IS Brosdu ~, corner Dsysi 5000
JOHN v PORTER general Agent
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: OYC ISLAND RAILROAD-(sundays eI

/ c.n,esl-Ic.ye BROOKLYN sr Greenp0rt, 10 N &c
T-nh'rt le M ana Saturday S:45 P for FEmizsdIs
.a1 svosset 10 a m and $40 IN. Tor EemPse.d 10
% m and as AID D. H. Jamaica II m L: m s'4o,
& 49, so n m Leave GreeuPort for Brookyn. 10 n
Yspbsut ii :JS ION MOndsys 6ile IN Lsselsns ~.
o N on MONDAYS 6:SS a. m. fsrninetae, 1859 "a eae
M svoSset :SS 1. IN and .. hsmPs,esd, e'S' a N.
and $50 p IN Jamae. $50, 49, and $50 n AID 1e
and 4:40 y n
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l. VANA-sEMI-wEEKLY L. 5. MAIL LlNE-Ths
and fAstgo;us steamer NASHVILLE, NJ bSrTy'
commander. will leave Pier No. n K on SAIIh-
DAY, Feb. Is, At o'clock p NJ, PFeGSey re,
he,ht spply on board where all bills OF lsdinf W.
be .sIed AID for y~s-ase ct the 0hes o. sPoEIoRdD
TlLkSTOS Co, No. - Broadway. Cabin passage, 80
TIE ,plenId MARION. w. Foster, commando
VII succeed and leave On WEDNESDAY, Feb %. TRs
hsorie steamer CAROLINA ulAkes regular the var
ON the 81 Johns River Florida oonnng with
NewYcrk and leaving Charleston livery
TUESDAY A. o'clo<k p IN. ThrosSA Tickets - Jackson
vile sSi TO Pnsiks sS3 n B-Pss~ensers tor Hsvana by
eArt The Nashville vi connect 81 Chsreson Nl'a ihe L. >
Nal rieauis Isabel, leaving or the 18th
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NEW-JERSEY RAIl.ROAp-For PHiLA-
n DTLPHTA and TIE SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
United States NAL and Express Lines Leave New
ssad II q NJ. and and p NJ Ihrousa In four eeaI.
a "a "a And IS m and IL = and N. The New.
i,r.e ,Aceommodstion Line leaves at !? 70 s'oppf
SeI sstio,. Through Tickets sold Cincinnati lat
- a. We, AID for BALTIMORE Washington, Norfolk,
y. sTessb aesAge checks 20 Wellington N = u ssf
An
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14
IN PrRsrANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate o.

Of ,be County OF NewY notice il hereby gwen 70 al
persons having claims against JOHN oNEIL late OF the W
Of NewN deceased present the same vita Vouebrs
thereof 20 the subscriber bis store No "A West Broadway
il he City Of Newly ORR before the twenty h-st day OF
June next Dated New York the nineteenth day Of Deeen-
her. 1873. IhOAAS 4hAISOhi EAeNuIos-
deO laN6lTh
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.li miUllS LINE.-New Line OF NEN-fORk
po.+d Of ~ snkfOOL PACKETS This line VIII b COM
SIIHoiN "n"~gs lev and speDdid ships, via:
b CLAY 80 t1Ss burden. Capt D. H. TIuInA As
crrssT TN. apt j. j. LawreEss
Yss Gbc,. ,,..:i. 80 tsIs harden Capt Geo HhL
r., a "a, most .eSstsn,il u u. ,ssds '''
ssornoS.t"r. ey mea Of experience end ability rss
p,o"se The comfort q passenger. az, s eonveBlenss
49, ~ ., rot ffeieht or Passage 49,, >.
HOffoRD, TiLrSrOS Ste' 70 al p,o.s,a,x
haN '"IS'f-I. OE4EsHAW a Co No 10 6eqs
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V'HE COUPONS on the BONDS of the BOS-
L TON. CONCOHD AND MONTREAL RAILROAD
and al er that date by J. A. UNDERWOOD SON No ?.
GEO. M1NOT, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14

TTE MN |IKANAIA OltNlAI1 UHu = A%x'N
Il NAVIGATION COMPANY will dispacs Their Tine
sesnshp OSPREY on her second tTip 70 81 MAEIA a.
SAkThAGENA Newf.GrSnsds. via klN0SION JsisaleA,
zen Pier No. 20, North River, SATCRDAf REQ o.
PRICE or PASSAGE;
INT Cabin 70 CsrtlsRens and ST. Marta.
Second Cabin 10 CArths gems. ............'''''.
ttfeee 70 CGYhagena..... -
NJ s rvsssts spry Immediately 10 WM L. KOLLO o.
~ - Whana-st, New York.
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E0R LTvERPooL-UEIFED rArEs EAn $780, Z.
shp ERICSSON, Lowbev commander Wan depart with tho
Unssd stAss mails for Europe positively % Saturday
$500 ~ - yhe - ,nu shss rne have wser tcht
Compartments and 10 avoid dnger from oe, win not cross
the Banks north Of AZ degrees until after the LIST Of Augas
freight passage hsvng anequed accommodation for
E6W X. COLLINS. 81 Wan street.
Passengers requested 70 be board at II O'Clock A. NJ
All letters pass through the Post oAce any others VIII
be returned.
The steamship Atlasic, Oliver Eldrdge, win succeed the
Ericsson, and sail saturday August To- kouce-ihe rate
freight Liverpool New York reduced 10 "a per
ION measurement, oI<n further notice.
NHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
mail steazrers-T shpe comprising thle hne are
The ATLANTIC, Capt Oliver Edridgc-
The BALTIC, Capt Joseph Csmstock-
The ADRIAfiO Capt James West
shps having been bu by contrast ezpressy nr Ne
Governenl service every has been taken IN their
srucuon In their engines, 70 insure strength and
speed and their Tor passengers Sso unequal
led for elegance and comfort
Price of passage New York 70 Liverpool IN rs cabin
$50 DO 47b Exclusive Of extra size state
FO0ms &Sx6 From Liverpool 70 New York. 80 and ~ gui-
An experienced attached 70 each ship No
bertbs paid for The ships Of This nns
improved tight bulkheads and 70 AVOID danger
nom Ice WIN net 10 BaEhs north Of = degress GAt0
49, .AaNA x.~.~
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MATcHEs. JEMELRY. 49,.

yIATcHEs AND JEwEIRy-A PERSON HAVING
w t2g, NOR" or iesa, o. e0pss capital Oaerrd an
excellent chanee 70 pa 4 IN WITH establishment by
merey raging ger eeuars the a. rent, tSs 81
henr mod rate ard the
he 4eperi Customers y nfsaiway rost oo 81
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nE9Roors MANSION HOUSE, KEyPoRr y. j.. rs
~ eren tr The reception ~ transient AID permanent
erard % steamer ksyrcrt leaves focs Of Murray street
tDNVvD DIaRooT, Proprietor
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rCLoAMERICAN HOTEL. HAMILTON, CANADA
N ves'rhe and elegant hoethe largest in Canada
The head Of Lake Ontario, and forty miles from
Nagarn Fails the great Western Railroad, for the
reception Of travellers wbose The proprietor
sp"cuy socs Sp endd steamers leave daily through the
entire lahe 10 Montreal CUAS. r. COLEMAN,
ate OF he Troy Honse, Troy. n. ", Proprietor
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DENTISTRY.



An EFrIctcIoUs CURE FOR coRys, BuSroys
"A caces nails growing into the flesh every dsorser
% he feet oy new ana p method, without eating.
Monster LEVI Of No % Bis Rue dc Rivol pari. aod No.
paironzed BY the Emperor France AMI he royal family Of
England may be consulted daily sundays exeep,ed from
Fhh and sslh avenues.
rrom his Imperial Majesty, Sspoiesa III, emperor a
Je eer,iae que Levi eievc los cor- avec une esscme
Prom James baker, Esp
yera troublesome bunions without es. pain and which
have annoysd me for many years wsh prsssn VIII
friends and the public; yAnrs hxrs,
Unsolicited BY Mr. Levi beg leave testify TO his success
! PHnaprIrm1' July 2. Issa No: Boston row.
thousands q his possession smong which several
from adSs e nc s nhs W sn e y him
and sixth avenues, New York.
" BIO professional connection with any person.
MARKING PLATES AND BRASS ALpHApETs
with ndebie ink iron brands door plates Xe AZ psss,s
street two doors above Gold
DERfUMERy At E-wrRCUAyTs AVN
dealers vii find 70 their advantage call Howard
every description perumery consisting Of colosns wss
arous sues and shapes; the crystalline other poades
powder and every other article In se I'VE.
Principal depot for Paul de vcres avorng exracs How.
VERGNES ELECTRO CHEMICAL BArHs-pe.
IN ssndsnc cs ~ ia sss Prof
rheumatism neuralgia and All impurities arising nom the IN
department. Cor ladies.
WHITE CIAy-oRDERs FOR THIS ARTICLE rag.
w pared by the American Ksohn Company, via q
Ss sVRssy ERE 70 supply
BRIJTCN&ELf,E Wal street
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WHITE CLAy.-oRDERs FOR THIS ARTICLE rag
w pared by the american Esoin Company, via -
received The company ready 10 supply
liberia terms deliverable wherever Apply.
BRIJTCN 4 ELY, 81 Wall street.
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EXCURSIONS
TxcuRsIONss THE FISHING BANKS OFF
u sandy h2gs ae..' a. rip 50 cenis.--The steamer
ROBERT 4. SrEvENS Capt Charles Anderson, makes
suar rips % the Fishing Banks day except SUNDAY,
eavinG Amos street az Spring street. 7a Peck slip
Broouc street, sA piers Nortn. yer O'Clock Fishing
.aosle bait rerenment &c. ooard. coton band will
accompany the steamer
LxCURsrON- WEEHAwkEN GROVE, POLLOCK'S
IL Pavilion and GuttenberT-T favorite steamer NER
Curry Capt H. Malan will during this week, from foot
OF Robinson street touching the Spring, Amos and
Forty third streets North river leaving Robinson o.
~ L. and O'Clock Returning leaving Gutenberg ri 10,
III q taDd61s O'clock Fare So cents.
L,oR LONG BRANCH, SHREWSBURY, HIGHLANDS
IT and 0cesnport-The popular steamer JAMES CHRIS
TOPPER viii leave Jay for the places
Monday, July y and TUESDAY, 2ah m3P. ". The rest OF
the week daily At 81 r. NJ Returning early every morning.
Sea and surf bathing unsurpassed.
CTEAMER EAGLE CAPTAIN J. SrrIJwEII-FoR
- the Fshing Ranks daily starting olowsAmos street
O'Clock Spring street. Ia; Peck sfp 3 and pier North
river, q O'Clock
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Express reduced fare without change Of car
baggage win be the New York and Harlem Rail-
road New York and Albany and asr The first OF
August connecting at Albany with the morning and evening
lines on the Northern and Central Railroads.
The cheapest and pleasant running through the
rich farming lands of Weschester Putnam Duchess Ooum
ba and countless and avoiding the the
river. WIN. j. CAMPBELI1 Superintendent
NKw July Is.
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poWfRY THEATRE.-LEssEE AND MANAGER, k2.
ID John Brougham.-ruesday evening July 70, l6l6-
THE PIRATES OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
PO CA.H0NTAs.
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" ERGNEs, ELECTRO

VEKGkES ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATIfs-DR.
rnnSE $1,000 brcoalyn, proprietor and Prof yERGNEs.
rheumatism, neuralgia and All impurities arising Nom the Sa.
prudent use OF mercury OF other metallic substances special
department Cor ladies.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

LBANY AND TROY BOATs.-RE0ULAR LINE
IA ST. from of Canal Spring Streets connecting
with trains for Saratoga and the West The new and splendid
steamer GLEN COVE viii leave every Monday Wednesday
and Friday mornings at O'Clock M making The principal
andings For further particulars inquire Of LKWIs, Jr,
2p2 West street.
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MAKING PLATES AND BRASS ALPHApETs-
Iu SIMPSONS superior stencils for marking cothin q
with lndeble ink brands door plates 1c 81 BsesS
street. two doors above Gold.
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NAY BOATS FOR ALBANY-FROM FOOT OF CANAL
~ Spring connecting with trains 70 6axatogs
and the West Steamers Aida and Armenia daily, 81 A. H.
making the principal landings.
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rTUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-YROM May 10 iGoa.
n the trains win leave Chambers street station = follows
IL n ennigrAnt r. Nj for Poughkecpsie, =. and y.
NJ Sing Sing, 1880 A. n 045 r. NJ this TRAIN eaveo
every Friday evening a. IL p NJ Hudson $50 p. NJ
Peekstll and bS0P n The Poughkeepse Sing Sing ana
Peekak trains stop at the stations Passengers Aaen
Chambers Canal Christopher and Thirty nrst rreess Tram
York leave Troy ut ass S5 and l0B A. ard 4y
r n, and EaE Albany at $50 md HAS A u audi T.
A. r. SMITH, sup't
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ny A SINGLE GENTLEMAN. A
caty furnished room, ia private iarlly, with breakfast
Herald office.
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For freight or passage, apply 70
INWARD X. COLLINS, No 81 WaD street, N. \.
BROWN GHIPLEY 4 CO., Liverpool
RTEPHEN KENNARD 4 CO.. n Austin TriArs London
B. q. WAINWRIGHT d CO, Paris.
The Of these ships win not be accountable 70, gold
leea bills Of adng are signed ersr and the valve thereof
expreased erein.
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- friend the cure IN the world for certain is
nsed before all other remedies for thcse deasc
warranted without mercury and requires 90 dieting for The
In well Known the only remedy that clears the
disease rom the blood and secondary
In all he worst there other hsn ih seht
cured in day Dr. Ward himself has had more ar
perencs ard made han any other In New YORK.
perfect warranted ~hoyt time Unfornbaes ~ ami
~ CFce 80 Cara street, ccyrer o. Broadway. r
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MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING, WHOLESALE AvD
I retail, very cheap a, yANDERBITs ~ Fulton street
Garments made 70 order the best Style cutting Taught pat
terms furnished 10 Tie trade Your paronags respectfully
collected.
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NEW YORK AND COMFY ISLAND, LANDING AT
IN Fort Hamilton each way, The steamer N0RWALK,
Capt Rodnan, viii leave follows Sundays neludsd
e.xnn eo .o - sar Amo srss ana
leaving pier RIVER 10 4 M and Z. n leaving
Coney Island trip Ga T. NJ Fare for the ip TO Coney
Island Fort Hamilton and back 10 New York twenty hve
cnn,s for which return ticket viii be given NO ham price
for children o. j. DODGE, Agent
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ANTHOLOGY.

A
SSo.sfd. ely fsii.s.s We have o.
he questions o. ssirooey love and law matters add books
ss s he SS q he ln1 =
rIARyoyANcE,-NRs. HAYES, issGRAND STREET,
AMI Ss saSas y he duo sa mes .e sna sar
yoyant and healing physician y Amcrca Wonderful cures
c6arse lremcmSerl unle.. .silsaed.
MADAME MORROW CLAIMS TO BE THE MOST
M wonderful ssolorst in The world or hat has ever been
M Sss rr n0 and gsa, r have s9 s q
during my travels in Europe si tell whether
married or single and how many times to be
future husband and viii cause you o speedily married
and good luck through your whole Ire win also show The
likeness Of absent friends and atoms aud viii tell 90
70 charge satisfied SOON Or YOU wa not ss the
chance. Gentlemen not admitted. IS Brocme street, be.
tween Cannon and Columbia.
MADAME BALDWIN CAN ne CONSULTED ,BoUr
M love marriage And absent friends she tells az The Sc
:, IN sn an ia, NM ,ary raan ~ ' Az ~
gentlemen 0cts The causes speedy, charges extra.
A LADY " u. CURES LIVER KIDNEY. BLADDER
q nigh, and day rsrmanen,ly and quickly Those cases
i.s,ey. Inquire at on sIth avenue.
nR. RAIPH-orrrcEs s4s HOUSTON STREET, MEAN
~ Woossr hours from . 20 II 4. n ,6nsP N, susdsys
complains susesssfaiy treated Aadrs, b. letter. s.
M: COOPER: !. DIANE STREET: NAY ne COW
a cS. ss :; %o aS s 81 ssSs
ID Ad,.sr and Marriage Dude Sh ss,Ioa zoo psss. 10
eIscre,yped lussr.cns cloth, 81 4 gives ihe serise.
.sn:n s
spps . 81 M ssSos: Noel rom d
noss q n. x E
ne: \: CnABERT dnE FIRE re-. kISesmH.s GER
ale At HE Once, isi,s Grand s,ree,
USCoNoNY-A MEDICAL INSTITUTE, FOR CURING
~ all diseases now open clio Houston street. ccrperof
Greene.
DRIvATE CoNsULTATIoNs.-DR WATSON HAS
for long ss Of yssF 5 soS Ss s. his attention 70 dis
non no sas ISs
s1p R, sss : Sis
. walker f0S w Ss- q ssrofTsy
Formerly SURGEON 10 The Lock Hospital
DICoRD's PRACTICE.-DR. 0. II. HAMMOND FoF.
noan and Mott ibis city, may BE- consn r b c c,r car
with s 3, pe ~ Z.
cal and surgical rooms BIG Broadway opposite the 81.
also by sser Consultations en- Ffsncss '0cs i''a'ne"
CPFCIAL MEDICAL NoTfCF.-Dr. q q. JOHNSON.
n many Complaints 10 When ss ss .ss . sSsg
the Doctor well known General diseases special regua
iresmen During The last month over afy cases cured
Convenient rooms and escellen, provided during "
strictly conadcntial. Once hours, "a. " osfG -
CURE CuRR-DR. wARDs UNroRrUNArEs
eases now ased ssfcrs al ohsr ems,es or bce
..rran'sd -sons mercury .nd Ieaarss 20 ssns Tor ne
rom The blood and Against secondary attacks
ease. cured i one Say br wsr S.s ss had more Ts ss
,erissss ard made more cures r asn Az cssr = New yo
". Cree nCGA street. scsrer 81 Broadway.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
DoorH A sEDGwICK's
ID INDICATED
LONDON CORDIAL GIN,
srRr rRrvrSrvr ron
The
CHOLERA,
can be obtained at SIMPSON BROS
~ Beaver street
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[ARD.-A FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, TO GEN
eman and his wife, With board, or tYo single gentlemen
Allen street.
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|ARD.-wANTED BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
room, with board, IN central location. Address,
10 terms, Board, Union square Post efiice.
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DERfuMERY AT wnOLEs
II dealers viii find Il 70 their q,
street, where there II always o
every description Of perfumery.
various Sizes and shapes; the e
the celebrated Kesan shaving I,
t-oth powder, and every other
Principal depot for Paul de Yer,
ard street.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-15
q BIZ LIN G. ST.
PATENT FIRE 4 WATER PROOF
r O g il / N G..

T IS claimed that this Roofng is superior 70
/ any other now in use, for the following
~reasoI.3: ~ W y.
lst. 1t is cheaper than any other that will
answer the same purpose.
End. II is not injured by the atmosphere, nor
when covered for any length of time with wafer.
Ii will neither scale or crack In the coolest
weather, nor flow or liquify in the hottest
weather.
Bird. tits not materially affected when used
as a promenade. and is to a great extent a non
conductor of heat.
4th. II will MT color or communicate any
prejudicial quality whatever 10 rain water
falling upon it.
5th. Ii Is more durable than Tin or Shingles.
or than any other Concrete Roofing now IN use
being composed Of the most enduring materials
known to the mechanical world, the mos
prominent Of which is Gum Shellac.
9th. 1t is the only material that can be brough,
into general use, that will either make a good
Fir, PROOF Roof, or what is equally desirable
in our towns and cities, a good Fla, Roof.
We have purchased the above Patent right
FOR Wapello, Davis and A%ppanoose Counties.
and will put on the roofing for all who NAV
wan! a good, durable and cheap roof. Or we
will sell the right for Davis and Appanoosr
Counties.
For further information apply or address
JOEL B. MYERS e. DAVIS.
Feb. nth, 1856, If, Ottumwa Iowa.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-15
arannerfn Rh4me.

Weadtise every little grammarian just enter
ing on any of The 'hsnsend grammars in use, Z
commit to memory the following easy lines
end then hey never need to mistake a part .
speech. 8fo a. ssessa G3
T. Three little words You often see
Are, a~rticie-a,aa and ihs.
. 2. "A Nour'sthe name Of any thing,
seez Asscfoo! crgaraen, hope or ssring.
3. Adjectiyes tell he kind OF Noun,
~ As greal, snail. pretty, ukite or trorn.
A. Instead tfNouhs the pronopns slan6--
N9a {Evhe5d, MS face; yopr arm, my hand
s. Verbs tel something being done
rs raia, coaat, sing, .jamg or run.
Q. How things are done ths Advolbs tell
As slolclys ~gaickly, III or ueA.
Z. ~Consnctions join he words together
As meaatsswSmea, wind or weather.
8 The proposition stands before
A Nonis us IN or through door.
s.. The Intcrjeetion shows surprise,
As OH now pretty; oh! hyw wise.
The whc,e are called Nine Parts of Speech,
Which Reading, Writing, Speaking teach.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-15

AHRcDaTE OF tiooK.-At a dinner
party al Nj. Cannins's Colsridge, in bis
usual MANNER, m~onopi,zed The cunversa
ton, making Spain the tex ofabou, a
three hours sermon. He gave a sketch
of The Moors; was very pathetic sver
tia fan of Boabd'l; deliberately describe
The ALEXANDRA e~2l,omized boa Qaixo,te;
quoted nearly half o. Calderoo AID L.ope
de Vega. drew a vivid picture Of FerdlE-
and and Isabella; denounced their neg
fectof Columbus. and hastily recspi'nla.
ted the Peninsular War. including a few
bull fights. auto &c je's, etc. Al length
he concluded by ga, ing. 'al! lhess re
Elections rose to my mind in consequence
of my meeting, on my way 10 this hos
puable mansiou. two Of those gallant
soldiers. the Guards. who fongh, 10 the
Spanish war under the immortal Yves!
,~lins,on
Hook exclam ed across The table
"w ha, an escape we have bad: orlv sup
pose if Co'erI5ge had met The regiment.