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AdvcrtiseDent-
Notice TO THOSE TROURLED WITH HCMORs :

Owing TO the great demand for my OINTMENT in AcwYort
CITY shA be Bucklands Hotel OF Broadway and
C.nL+t from sd TO the 18th INST. from 70
ksxSELY's SALT RHEuM OIsEMEsT alays all na. nms-
salt Rheum and Eyspe,as and humoT ola hot
nature, and gives you comfortable nights rest
KESSEpTs ScArrERnc OINTMENT will scs..e< Sstolas
swelinss on tbe neck
krNAEpY's HEALING OINTMENT viii heal Scooty-A Sores,
Fever sores and GsnErspe Sores. &c
Ucersed Sore Legs are permanently cured IN few weeks
or NJ most in few montha
Ny ODTMEST within the reach Of oil classes the
mott sxpennve cure ever made eos but sixteen doss
gersrsl thirs, cure does half Of that.
AL afflicted with Humors Sores respectfully invited 70
call Advice in al csses gratis
DONALD KENNEDY
Proprietor Of Keunedy's Medical Discovery.
Roxbary, Mass.
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fAdvertiseue1tl
HE IMPERIAL. PHOTOGRAPH An entirely

pt~ ,Pp.ics'or Of the exhibited 81 BSApTs GALttsY
No 800 BrOsd~sy. SothnS Approaching the inoerI Photo
ssPd has ever before beeo produced in this ooaDry and Mr.
Brady connerd, them tie paddle the hhss result OF sAs
art thus far aisIned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-27

Touyp DADA women named Asher, wife
E,,,,.. A,s.r r.sd.ns at No S4 South Fourth street. W.
tonrs sesd r. her bed on Wedresday afternoon CoioE,
sp.l held AZ nq,e ard verdict Of desth BY PSIys ~
rendered.
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IAdyet,iNnentl

DIR. KASE.-A superb Photographic portrait OF
Dr. Kane sde us, ,es hi. from The Arctic sEPosa
tioI, on exhitiiiu ct BsADys GsLLERr No. $50 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-27

FousD DRowsED.-Tte body Of an unknow n MAJ
resc.sJ des-ei suit q N.ct and ssoct g. y-srs Of
found yesterday IN the North River the t OF 0rsnd
street Coroner exr, held inquest the BODY aad the
jury re1desed q verdict Of " supposed drowning
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fAdwrsi-msnt |

The community are requested to compare speci
NETS OF the IsPsRIAL PHoroGsAra made ouly 81 BABY
GALLssT. With the productions Of the camera ~hic
invite public attention and PATRONAGE
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fAdvsrSisement

MR. GOLDSMTrH's CHEAP CLASSES IN PENNAN-
SHIP Monday Terms: 81 50 for Ten fall LessonI
Only opportunity this year Pups viii have months
ce theiI es-Ls in Applications to Join should BE- sds this
week 81 Lbs Rooms, No. 61 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-27

Ktycs Couy1Y HosTIrAL.-EItrs,t ffou, TIE Resi
Am, Ph,,cA,s Report or TIE vesh ending Feb "a ReI
Ing in hospitI, 49, recsiyed eans ne -ees ~ e9rt
To,.i usirlsG 5a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-27

Patrick Mahon was seottnced to the Penitentsr,
for thirty days BY justice Smith yes:eresy for committing
asssult upon bis mother.
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IAdvvytizemert.l

Ibe IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH is produced st q
very moderate cost great improvements having steG place in
the art within the pest year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-27

GAs.-The Brooklyn Gss Light Company have given
notice that and the first OF May next tie pnvAe
sumers viii be iurplshe with reduction Of 20 cents
IeO feet The present. price 50 So new "a. CO npa1J
has recently Organized who propose to furnish cheIi
with the aa!d a, the rate Of 81 rs per l,eoo feeS
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fAdyert1sameut.l

fAdver1semeut
HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION FIRE-PRool
SAVE iso Isl md lss Wstsr-st. and No Mar,ysa
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Hupsos RIVER RAmRoAD.-Ths track OF the HUI
con River Railroad has becs fully repaired. sad q
rsins VII hseesasr run Ia accordance visa mo 10
tsme-tAb1e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-27

A CoLoRED Boz MIssryG.-On Sunday las., Albert
Smith, bright and intelligent coored boy about ten
years Of age, lef; his place of residence No. - Watt
street. TO attend Sunday in Sprog street. after
which he returned TO the house of aunt in the street
where he lived but left immediately efterward, saying
tina. he was wanted by his employer. Since that time
he has ct been seen or heard Of BY his friends. who
fear tina. be has been decoyed away and perhaps kid
mapped. ADV iniormstion respecting this missing boy
will be thankfully received and may be lett a. the
above number Albert is an orphan boy-his parents
having died some years since.
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New Yosx AND HAsIss SrsAxssAt LSs.-A
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THE LATE SHOOTING AFFRAY IL BANTER STREET.
-Gto. Hsrod, the colored man who recently sho.
Jacob Steward q: the grOsgeTy No. 10 Baxter street.
during &c alteration whi;h occurred there between
them a. to the possession Of the person OF Nic'ors
Anderson, the sable beauty who psesidss over the
place, wa. arrested yesterday by Officer Jourdan OF
the Sixth Ward Police, and held TO bal N " 600 to
snswer charge Of shooting with Intent to KILL Mr..
Daniel McCsuley, Of No. 2s' Third avenue, became
his boedeuAp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-27

AcADEmr OF MUTo.-To night La SOnram6sla
viii be given Mrs. de Wilhofst as pnma donna. Taus
far the reason has succeeded. See advertise ntnt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-27

BENEFITS OF A FREE PAssAGE TO NIcARAGrA.-
One of the very young men who have been deluaed
INTO accepting the promise Of free passage aud free
farm held out by the Nicaragua Colonization Society
wrote home TO hs mother that instead OF fndiog him
self peaceful emigran., be had beea forced to enss
i, Walkers army. His Letter was dispatched 20 Sscre-
tsyy Marcy who returned the following answer:
DEPARTMENT SrArE, Washington. Feb -, 1857.
Ma THOMAS cASIr No It's sshinsoa street. Ne~YOrG.
Madam-YeuY letter Of the Eth inst Wa received
Yesterday regret that il 10 not In the power o: the
Department TO facilitate the eturn Of your son Joseph
Hall from Nicaragua II be should be successful
in procuring release from military service in Walkers
amy. Our Government has not a this tlue any mln-
ster in Nicaragua has it any officer in the neigh
borhood where Walker is supposed 70 be through
whom representations on behalf Of your son c)ud be
presented.
Returning your sons letter on your request, an
W. L MARCY.
Another letter from the same persoa Is extremely
touching. 1t tells the whole story Of Nicaragua IN q
very few words:
GRANADA Oct g 1856.
DEAR MorTER AND CScLE: write these few lines
to VOC, hoping 10 find you IN good health. Dear
mother and uncle, l am sorry to say l am IN bad
health sncs came to this country In consequence OF
being out at night picket Every one that Co.'s to
this county with free pesssge he's to join the ar0J,
ED can't ct home until be pays Us. Dear mother
s.A unole We don't get any pay or half enough to ei
10 arc continually fighting with the natives. The last
battle Ne fought wae In GransdsI ten Of my company
woe killed and zine wounded. Icsue oleas. tasnks
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~ 70 vsesd tinssd tAks - r,spssSbxIk d 49,
Tss ooen.S fur shs prasoasS prosss.sd sr,asA @
ectsoruDeGt se-fas~A sayipx thai sbsv v~D 49, -
20 o. ssd d<uApetng shss 0hcr sise Dc prveacS -
ct coce d. chSget.
he Ceemi.sieose. bowsvss. sd,s.nM - 49, y
peppty. Masseal Th,rpsco here estsssl - -
and 500 Ike 30 Cnnmsscce Bets, inttnssiAg 70 n
On are not is nfcrped that be very rsaiy - e
nat Mr. Busted on hint GUm the proper aatAealnns
bet no such order was made
After sejocrnment Mr.. hcksoa sad-Mn Fsggt0
have you s,s th,t le'ies!
Mr. Fcgc " bad jus. paced il to NJ. Bstss1, -
the atter swinging be hesd iron ride 70 eide IN pesa-
harry ca,sless snd Briteecsn manner, said: hsvo
H. Sd."
the PtoPle as'. Calisgan ntimssg that Nc. Buseooa
would have TO render account Of his pcocse9(aga
Mr.. Besteed said-l VII read II, SIR and la6 -
room.
The eIcitPrnent LASTED for some tina sasr ths O.
jouHment took p,sce.
SUPREME cQURr-csssaAL rsas-yes n.-BsA~
Judges mrrcHSLt hoosSvsLr and DAVIES.
rHE LEhNoS SLAVE CASE.
Tho Leum(n Slave cafe 70 have oonc - ~
cay. but 1t appearing that Messr. Culver sal -
pASgh the attorneys Of the respective parties -
Vithc ut APT rising the ccups tered into sdQuiee
to that cd, CT IL postpc0ed till the Nay tern.
was in consequence Of this agreement whioA -
made on Monday Last, that no appearance ~ oeoe
yesterday 90 behslf OF the State OF Virginia
SPECIAL TElS-Befose Judge PeAsoov.
DEclsfONa
In =. petition Of jonathan l. Coe&iassso. &c.
Order that money be paid pursuant 70 reSN q
L. J.ai-op ct al az. Luther BeesAs<.
r4iN a -u,fs- atfsr .ptfxs
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aNorth Carolina n gro and George Brown, 80 coored
GO, into an alteration yesterday, a. No. u Centre
street when the latter was stabbed in the right bress
bv his sdverssry, and received q severe wound. He
was taken TO the n. Y. Hospital, and BessIey ws'
locked up BY Justice Wekh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-27

s,wst clfe5es, whess vuts Do fisv then. sad The
smohs Of wtose tosucut I'll 80 % so< . nssth, at
foievsr W. srs tssoocd ie . os&s OF art, Baebtd
Ee.ne bAS iocsed N, m does Fs'raas scsd 70
the 'urrste Of tie CITY Bss, her msAsoesa sses
no.bins bet . clood Of dus Dust isfo suS,
and ksn,by dirty dust 1t that, the nuorere
mentally cAa1kd or chswed BY tho suffering people
Every wind is smooo, benes,h which msn s~ee
and shrink aud cover their Dcses. Ike those other
beasu Of burden in Sahara. Of O.! tue oty, onlY
Ebipe auabs; sod bis Laugh is 8 miniature copy OF
the sweet suile Of Giant Despsr when be had got
the pilprias uto has power. You may down WITH the
dust financially msoh a. you please, or raise the
wind for change; it is all the same. Now-fohk Is
p,edes,red to public robbers and dirt, with the pleas
ant VARIATION Of gsroters and mud the metropolis Of
III westen Word is heap Of dit-an nnense ant
hi alive With industry aod enterprise, but working
u.de1s mountain of dirt. Dirt is everywhere, dirt
CHI cap. AID yet the lazy official, look on and grow
ft, ard the people pay taxes and waiow in dirt
ACCIDENT OF MUTo.-Tonight La Sonram6sla
viii DO given Mr.. de Wilhosst as pnma donna. Taus
far the reason has succeeded. See advertise ntnt.
AMERIcAsMUsIc AssocIATIoS.-The Second Con-
cert Of the Second Season of the New-Yort American
nlus<C AooChdAVu, u Cocioy tNoAiAy III so" hu'""-
ment Of Native Art, will take place this friday even
ing, Feb. q at oclock, at Dodworh's Academy, No.
sO6 Broadway The following artists will assist: Mrs. h
@. Bostwick and Miss C. n. Sheppard sopranos;
Messrs. H. c. Timm, VIM. Mason, Candida Berti plan
Its; Mr. X KieTer, clarionest; aud Mr.. Charles A.
Gulxette, bssso; together with vocal quartet party
AID full chorus. Of the compositions to be presented,
eight are by native American, two By natu'shzed for
esDer, and one mo. y 10 by q comp ser who has
never visited this county.
HOTEL LIYK.-The gay season in the hotels Is
drawing TO close, and must soon give place ~ the
realities of Spring business. few days since grand
hop was given at the Metropolitan when very large
crowd Of guests came together and kept up the fun
ard frofc until morning. 1t tie third fourth Of
the Wintn series of sorees, for which the house aud
the lsodords aye justly famous.
similar entertainment, elegantly got up, attended
by remarkably weD-dressed company, and in all re-
spects successful given on Tuesday night at the
La FNge. There was . large and fashionable com
pany in attendance and Nols band furnished excel
lent mmio What with the superior tJls Of the guests,
the coed music, the ample and weordered supper and
the untirDg attentions o. the host Mr.. Stone, md bis
Lieutenant, Mr.. Hill the affair passed of most pleas
sntly.
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THE Ottoman SocIETY.-The members Of the
Clonisn Society entertained their friends to good music
ard several hopeful oraoos. in the Calvary Baptist
Church, West Twenty Third street. las! evening. The
church wss packed large proportion Of the audience
being ladies Charles H. Kitehel presided. The other
orators of the evening were Everett P. Wheeler,
Samuel G.. Jelliffe, Adolph Werner, Jared s. Bah
cock, Smith Bloomfield and Samuel d. House. The
musicL exercises we're conducted with much ability
and taste BY Mr.. George w. Morgan, organist, and
Mr. Harvey B. Dodworth chef orchestra.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-27

ALBAsr BoaTs os The CASAL.-The steamer Hen
enk Hudson, Of the Peoples Lice, left this city last
evening on Der Hrst tip to Albany this e'son The
Oregon Of the line, and the Francis Skiddy Of the
Troy line, follow a. O'Clock this evening"
TIE river is represented to be almost free from
Toe. 1t a. therefore, anticipated that the boat, will at
obce be enabled to make quick passages between tas
city and Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-27

The GRIND Royal Arch Chapter OF free 1na 80 Z.
deess.es from vxssss chApterS IL aniai W 70
q the O. Y. A.. hsvls fostetias ere owes y"sSs s1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-27

The CRY RAILRoADs.-The Committee on RSl-
roads of the Board of Aldermen, to whom was re-
f.r,ed the matter Of invesg stng the affairs of the
CITY Railroads were to have met yesterday afternoon,
bat owing to the absence of the Chairman and two Of
the MEMBER the subject was adjourned I'll next Thurs
d.v sAerncoa. There were large number Of persons
prsseut who seemed much disappointed at the nesh-
gence Of the majority Of the Committee IN not meeting
pursuant to sdjourumeat
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again. ~.
Norrosh, saying that II be couldn't s-s bod Of me
paper BE would It east prevent the takng OF copy.
gentlemen who represented the Govern1aen. on their
own pound, and prevent them nom mixing them
selves Up with the prisoners counsel"
The Commissioner replied, that II be bad any power
IN the premises, he thouId certainly compel M.
Busted 70 return tie paper which be bad wroosfuy
taken
sentry standing over M. fosef5--eoe paper HAVING
a. Mr. HcKeon took bis seat be observed 70 one Of
h ASSOCIATES that Nevins cou get ]: any one could,
and We ICON noticed that gentleman sitting within ne
bar close at hard, in o very roachAlAnt manner.
Mr.. Mckeon wshed that hssrs. basIeed ana
Focasy would refer TO the case Of The People w. Cal,
vbsre he detention Of paper produoed In Court BY
parties who did not have rghtfui possesson, Wa nsd
10 be petty larceny.
N. De Hontholon, who had hitherto been silent
sptca:or of this strange scene here remarked that ne
,noud be Obliged TO decline TO appear a. witness u
future il he could not retain possession OF ga,ate
lttier beIo psirg 70 tie archives Of bis office This
uIotrsood 10 Be letter from Sariges, containing IN
suuc,ions with reference to the case
Nj Busted next went into an elsoosae Argument,
po1niuaIly uooa the question of sdjournment which
the Commissioner interrupted with the rem fk mat ne
she old take the responsibility OF aotourning tnat ne
might inquire into bis own poSers ana rgon IN regard
to keeping order
The Conmissioner-Bst, Sir, you have created dis.
order In not complying with my ruling IhAi letter
should be returned to II. honthoion.
Mr. Busted offered 10 give the disputed Letter 70 the
Commissioner If be would promise to keep it safe al
tomorrow morning. which the lattsf declined. ssyrg
he had no authority to do 20. Mr. BHtssd r'P'Sss
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ExShe'if Carnely lying dangerously i'll at bis resi-
dence in Carmansvile, and little hopes are entertained
Of his recovery.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11
An Ordinance relative to Nuisances.
Passed Monday, Jule 8th, 1857.

An Ordinance relative to Nuisances,
Passed -Nonday, J,ne 8h, 1857.
NETIIEREAS a Petition has been received
W by the Town Council setting forth that
Butchering is carried on in the center of the
Borough to such an extent that it has become
a nuisance, and praying that said nuisance be
abated, therefore,
SEC. lit is hereby Ordained that from
and after this date no Butchering, creating
thereby a nuisance, be carried on between
East and West and First and Seventh streets
in this Borough.
SEC. H.-And IL any person or persons shall
create said nuisance within the limits pre-
scribed by this Ordinance, he, she, or they
shall forfeit the sum of Five Dollars for the
iirst offence, and Twenty Dollars for the sec
ond and each subsequent oifence-said for
fcijure to be applied to Borough purposes, and
collected rs debts of like amount are now
collected by law.
SEC. IiI.-That this Ordinance be publish
cd III the Potter Journal.
d. W. SPENCER,
Attaat: Burgess pro tenn.
SAM'L II. SToRRs, Sec'y.
COudcETpo"t. June s, l857.-1O:2-4t.
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READ THE FOLLOWING !:

For 50 we will send any So Magazine pub
lished, for one year, and one Certificate of
Stock, emitting the holder thereof to one
share in the distribution.
For 81 we will send any weekly paper pub
lished at 80 per annum, for one year, and
one certificate Of Stock
For So we will send any of the So Maga-
zines 70 one year, and two Certificates of
Stock.
To those who would prefer to subscribe for
the stock alone, we make the following offer:
For One Dollar we will send one Certificate
of Stock.
For Ten Dollars we will send eleven Certif-
Gates
To clubs Of fifty and upwards, we viii send
one certificate for every ten ordered, and al
low the getters up per cent on the amount
they remit. Parties ordering Certificates
should be careful to write their Names, Post
Office, County and State in full, as each name
is registered, so that we can forward them Il
Schedule after the distribution.
. We invite your earnest attention to the
Schedule below, and would remind you Of the
old Adagc, Nothing venture nothing Gain"
Bank Notes current in any Of the States
where issued will be received at par. For all
sums of Ten Dollars or upwards, please send
draft on New York, Philadelphia or Baltimore,
less the premium. Address all orders to r..
H. SNOWDEN, Secretary of the Association,
Columbus, Ohio, and the Certificates will be
forwarded by return mail.
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Side Walks.
A T A MEETING OF THE TOWN COUN-
N Gil of the Borough of Coudersport, held
Monday, the 25th day of May, A. D. 1884, it
was Ordained
SEC, I-That Sidewalks be made ten feet
wide by the owners of Lots on each side of
Main Street, from Water Street to the street
leading to Crandall Hill.
SEC 1.-THE said Sidewalks on Main ST.
to be built of Plank FIVE feet in width, plank
TO be laid in the center Of the sidewalk, and
graded with gravel on both sides, making in
all ten feet.
SEC III-That Sidewalks be made on each
side of East and West Streets, the whole
length.
SEC IY.-Tbe Sidewalks or East and West
streets to be made of Plank, Gravel, or Flag,
(at the option OF the owner, laid in the same
manner as on Main street, except across the
Court House Square.
SEC What Sidewalks be made on lst,
I'd, Sd, 4th, 9TH, 9Th and 7th Streets, on both
sides, from East to West street.
SEC. VI-The Sidewalks on said streets to
be built of plank, gravel, or flag, (at the Op-
ton of the owner except around the Court
House Square-ten feet in width, and when
plank is used to be laid in the same manner as
on Main Street
SEC VII-The Sidewalks around the Court
House Square to be built, in all particulars, in
the same manner as on Main Street.
SEC VIII.-The Street Commissioner is
hereby ordered to superntend the building OF
said Sidc-w walks, causing them to be built in
accordance with the grade established by the
Borough Surveyor, according to the specitca-
tions of this Ordinance,
SEC. IX.-The Borough Surveyor is hereby
ordered to establish the grade on all streets on
which Sidewalks are to be built, and set
stakes to guide owners Of lots in making their
sidewalks.
SEC. N.--That written or printed notices be
given TO the owner or owners, or agent of such
owner or owners Of said lots, to make the
sidewalks opposite their respective lots.
SEC XI-If the said Sidewalks are not
built on or before the FIRST DAY OF AUG
UST, next, then the Town Council shall let
the same to the lowest and best bidder, giving
at l:ast two weeks notice in the Potter Jour
nal that Proposals viii be received for the
Building Of the said Sidc-w walks in accord
ancc with the provisions Of this Ordinance,
adding twenty per cent. to the cost of build
ing said side walks, and to be collected as
debts Of like amopnts are collected by law.
Sec. l2.-That this Ordinance be published
six times in the Potter J0urRai
WAI. H. METZGAR, Pres't pro ten.
4Hcst: S. H. SToRRs, Sec'y.
CoVderSport, May 20, l657.-l0:l-st.
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CABBAGE. Those who have tried,
say that no crop can be more advantage
Ously raised, for feeding to stock than
cabbage. $4,000 heads have been rails
ed, from two-and-a-half acres in Massa-
cusetts. The ground should be rich
and well worked The seed should be
soWn in rows sufficiently wide apart to
admit cultiYator between. The plants
are thinned out when of proper size, and
afterwards kept free from weeds and
worms.
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RATS. RoACRES, BED BUGS, INSECTS, &C.

"Costar' the great Rat, Roach, &c,
Extermipator, 3S8 Broadway, New York,
ys establishing Depots for his valuable
Remedies, in every City, Town, Village
and Neighborhood in the United States,
hut seeks to do so in the hapds Of Drug
gists, Store-Keepers, &c. &c. Where
this is improbable, orders by mail or ec-
press, enclosing the price of the articles
with sufficient to prepay, will have prompt
attention.
Address "Costar" 3SS Broadway New
York.
RsTSee regular advertisement.
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We hava received copies of the can
,nual Report of the Board of Managers of
the Penn'a. Institution for deaf and dumb,
for 1856" and the "Twcnty-uinth An
nual Report of the Board of Managers of
tthe Philadelphia House of refuge" We
yhaye not yet had time to examine them.
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MACLAURINSP PATENT ELF-NSTRUC-
TING PROCESS IN PENMANSIIIP enables
every one to write with the greatest ease, ele-
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