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Barry's TrieOpherO0s IN the Beet and
chespes article dressing Identifying cleaning curling
preseryng and restoring the hair Ladies' Il, BOLD by all
druggists.
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LrXECUTOR'S SAIE.-IHE BOOK MAPS OF THE
u large sale OF 25 ot and several houses, being OF
the real Of James Cbserman, deceased TO he sold
on Tuesday, April D. are now ready at ADRIAN H. MUB
LERs suconcer 80 Wall street, or at NO ~ Nassau street,
he xier1n
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OK nAO FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
p.5.uVV. = ofIsrea 70 any person VITO can surps.
M o. In he art Of rsfrvnvsncc and astroHy She
disease In orm, particularly eu.
matsn, affections Of the throat or lungs n. 8Msdsme
the only natural cisirv0ysn the United states All
afflicted IN trouble unsuccessful IN busneas stlsru c
md ~ h naturally gfed lady. Crce l2 sDr,g sreol
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ASIROI.(NsY.

(yLAIRvOYANCE.--MRs gEyMOuR I'm spsISa
street me moet rncewfu medical and business csrvny
Ant IN America ORGANIZATIONS day evening on sickness
business absent friends &C. and sassacton guaranteed
always, or pay AIKEN.
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I EDIARD's MORNING CALL-THE ATTENTION OF
IL the public 10 called u the superior excellep
as an inveorsns tonic alternative durec and dyspebc
cordial bitter the Of which tonic aud Alternative this
season Travellers by liable
avoid this distressing mslady BY providing
themselves with few bottles IN fact no passenger ship
he sick but for ms the most grateful beverage be used
The above has been before the
the United States and the great benefit that resulted
those suffering from Dyspepsia debility neuralgia rheuma
sm stone In the bladder gravel of the kidneys
urinary loss of and also the which
females peculiarly LIABLE induced the proprietor
take this means of making meris rsay
generally II Intended ~ = general remedial
sgent and the effect secured by the powerful
cises tonic 10 giving strength he system
larry The dsesve organs corJect acdisy and impartng
s elects are manifested by an improved state Of the
and perfect circulation Of the blood As diurec ia direct
ed TO promote the action Of the kidneys and
bined It's gives and visor the
the appetite dtspes lowneas of spis ordinary
versge II 70 held In great estimation for it,
quality and bids fair to supertede the
dTn ks at first class hotels and restaurants
of lis excellence il only necessary say that combi
Of the finest London cordial gin and most reliable
vegetable tonics stnuant aromatcs and alternatives be
found In The medical world Prepared only by CHARLES
hDiAkD member Of the Pharuaceutica Society Of Great
Britain and Tor sae by hauor Dealers and druggs
or 1t tho depot 81 South William street, New York.
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Grover q Bakers Iel,ratcd
NOIsELES5 FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
No 1876 Broadway New York.
We have one Of GROVER h BAKER's in our own family
and say IN justice to the manufacturers that "a
good ha Il represened 10 be- n Y. Ledger Apr
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- TO EXAMINE THE PRICE OF CARPETS,
FprFsb velvats 81 IS to ~ So
English Brussels, 9Oc 10 81 IL.
Ihreo py's, soc 10 81 L.
An wool ingraias, g. &c. 10 75c.
Floor oiooths, all wiitls, Sic u Use, per ward
HIRAM ANDERSON % Bowery.
T,RuNKs vAi.ISES, BAGS &c, wHOtEs ALE AMI
! retail W. b. srRoNG's No. Warren siseot cornes
Roadway
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ITO DEALERS IN AND IMPORTERS OF GOODYKARa
Il vucanized Aslc rubber fabrics The rade vbo
nave 70 long beeD suffering under The illegal eracoos AZ
Horace Lay will be glad to learn that they mnks
n. with me to supply themselves with hess ixbc
ut DAY nss been infringing upon my shts by importing and
selling these goods and after lung trial the sue
baye been decided against HIM my by tho USd
States rcu Court In YORK The trade the pu bic
AFTER tha notice and caution must abstain fro violating
rsns IL necessary for proection therefore
shall proceed against future infrnssrsin the summary
manner the sole and exclusive the xhl u
make import use aud sell all elastic rubber
goods and 1rs OF all elastic vulcaDized ruSte
ishrcs except which the
featuring Company have the exclusive license ma =
MAKE use and vend and except Alec shYed goods All
sons no make or import or sell coy gooda
are nutDges, under the Patent Laws United StAta
ana liable 70 severe penalties. After this notice sha&
make no settlements with hote who infringe upon my rteha
or tuy or sell these goods shall the begnDne
ano compel ,hem 70 full damages for all goods which
they have sold turing The past six aud enon ard
ns om selling or using these goods for tho future
used legally unless hey have my stamp upon every article
and In rs wAs the trade and the puDc Will know tcv
purchasing Of authorized Dealers they Will be orr
teced am ready To make cuts on he
most liberal terms with The trade generally deaeSv
III and The manufacturers of these fabrics WILLIAM JUDI
and Packing Co. " -e
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ADD, WEBSTER CO.'S
- TIGHT STITCH SEWING MACHINES
For family use and manufacturing purposes superior
other Call and exsmine send for 8 circular beforS
purchasng 469 Broadway
MRS W. R. HAYDEN, CAIRIsYMPATHIAT AND
l physician No Great Jones Examinations from
lot daily. To those who acquainted with Mrs BAY
denis remai kable further neces
sAry,
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NJ 1.-wH0 HAs NOT HEARD OF rHs uKL sBxAraD
Az MaAAme, PkEWHreRf she has been consuled By
thousands y al. and oss es With entire sss,ssacuon sss
FEELS conhde at she has equal She he
wife or husband also thai OF her vser you wsb truth
give her sAl nj us sxtA avenue above Forty Grss
Lsdies W ocnt6, gentlemen n
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FRENCH Gas FIXTURES
REDUCTION IN PkIrEa.
The sUbrher removing 10 623 Broadway odan
bic sock at 0 liberal discount
n. DARDONvILLR, as Broadway.

% scbnher previous removing 10 62s Broadway odas
B. DARDoSvLLR, 4ss Broadway
hAlRBANKy
Adapted every dsscron Of weighing have successfully
come Re The
DESCRIPTIVE cArALoG0Es furnished on Application
iss Broadway Now York.
EBBNCH CLOCKS,
BkOkZss. MECHANICAL LAMPS, 10,
a. reduced z So Brood
y II. DAkDOn WILLS AS Broadway.
~ Az fixTUkES,
~ CAB Flx1U6EH
GAs FixTLkEs.
aAa rrxruRRa
GAS FixTU8Rs
NEW srv,vs GAS fTixrSRss
new STYLES.
. NEW NEW STYLES.
s sPRIsa 1 TRApE.
SPRING TRADE,
Now opening and for sale At extremely low Prssa
ssI ana SIS srO.dwsy.
(NkNIH's 'tr STYLE"
u THE u.vnsovvsT ru. nv.v,,
70, vorxo x,v
ooe ~'
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IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
AND CokBfSArIOS
Protected by letters patent, dated
February 10, 1856. December & 1857
October %, 1885, Japuary IL 1854
The recent improvements In these tables
passed In the world They offered the ndG bQ
Hard play combining speed with truth before ob
tanned In bisrd table Saesroons 1856 S3 Broad way
N T.; mandatory 81 and So Ann street
VCONNoR COLLkNDER sole manufscturers-
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is, 4s, &C. @, 10, A, 43, 80, 20, s, q, Is, 26.
CLASS No. 2l2, APRIL 2, 1859
36, 40, &c, I6, 81, 20, g. Is, %, "a, ca, n, IL.

CLASS No. 800 APRn 2, 1859.
O., SO, Is, Sc, 56, %, SO. "a, e. "a, :, 90
EXTRA CLASS No, 30 APRIL 2. 1859.
&c, s. 9, 50, q 10, IS. %, L. "a H. 81, IA,
And that the ead drawn order in which
they Stand above.
Witness hands at Augusta Ca. tais Saturday, April
2 1883. F.U bAhBsR, comm,..oners
p DuuAS, }asoncrs-
WOOD, EDDY 4 CO wilmington Del.ws.e,
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The Latest Drawings OF the Legallxed LOtte-
res, reported " WOOD, EDDY 4 CO.,
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Gents, for the Fashion Hat, Call on White
No 2i6 broadway, under Barnums styles Of
bats Ac II Ia worth while stop and
the storef you do wish purchase looking
the variety you will surely find article suit your
fancy. q. W. WHITE.
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U'HE BEST CATHOLIC FAMILY PAPER
NEW YORK TABLET,
tor April g. will be ready Tuesday morning containing i'm
poan EDITORIALS, CATHOLIC INrElLIGRscE IRISH NEvyc
Also
A POPULAR hISTOKY OF ASHLAND
CONTAINIt0 a FULL AND COMPLETE DEsyJaIPTIOH
AND HISTORY OF THE BATTLE OF CLOrTARF:
full REPORr of the trial of the
MEMBEkS Of THE "FHHiNIXn CLUB.
IN IRELAND, FOR HIGH TkR ASUN;
DUBLIN, LONDON AND PARIS CORRESPONDENCE:
LITERARY NOTICES CRITICIsMs
FACE or Music, ARRANGED PIANO.
d. j. SADI.IEh 4 Gu, Publislera
ITO THE LADIES-S. CAHiLL Is SELLING OFF nm
soied stock Of ladies' misses and chdrens boos ard
shoes Of the quality and half the price Also
large lot of ebr dered sppers Ladies' and sea =
3. CAHlLl'S, 81 Broadway.
WHO INVENTED TIE SEWING MAGHiNEr
w The Hove machiues-the original
Established lsi5 for sale at 4s7 broadway
Prices 3d. $su, SO, $50 500, Sl35, Sl66
w HIsk ERS AND MOUsTACBEs PRODUCED IN Mx
w weeks by my onguent price 81. II. q. GRAHAM Io0
Nassau street. and hayes, Brooklyn.
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STANDARD SCALES
Adapted IN description of weighing have successfully
he test Of and for their
ate come 10 re the
AlkNU@LED0ED STANDARD OF TIRE COUNTRY
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUES furnished application.
FNtRbANRS 4 co,
ls9 Broadway Now York.
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Gurney's New Photographic and Fine Ara
gallery 7G broadway Photographs dagusrreotypes mina
lures In oil. and ivorytypes
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chronological Examinations, with Charts
and full written characters, given daily at FOWLER
WILLS 9uS Broadway,
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DORT WINE

DEADY MADE CLOTHING TRADE
RETAIL PRICES CURRENT
AT EVANS
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BILLIARDS.

DECBERs IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES AND
~ mechanical cushons-Patenied @ These "a -
made regardless Of be second
10 none ia the world For sale by ID. Lkinson Baltov
Nd; B. H. Vance, San Francisco Cal the proprsl,r
L. DECKER, " Ann street. n. Y.
CRHFITHs NEW IMPROVED COMBINATION
" cushioned tables only be bought his factory M
Fulton street. with marble and slate beds Private housea
Furnished. second hand tables for sale IN fine order
W. II. GRIFFITH, lac Fulton street.
"NREAT is TRUTH, AND 1T ECsr PREyAILr-SO
the people say that have had the misfortune be Do
luded By those billiard table msnuf showed on
their goods under sort Of implied reputation from :he
use Of certain matchmaking billiard players name Now
reputation pla, thing that may he be- accord
ing 10 fancy circumstances luck &c but sound
enaicsly billiard table ma'ier OF unIenia
bic Interchangeable and unquesionsble fact such tables
only be the es1t Of oug practical experience gradually
quircd by the manufacturer who ali the aeon
mulated improvements such L. DECK Ek Do ann street.
New 'N~"
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HOTELS,

A TIANTIC HOTEL. HoBOKEN.-FAMIIlEs OR GgN.
"A temen desrous OF making arrangements bosrc dyr.
ing the summer season, have choice by
ing immeciatey Ferry boats running ca
free Dinner al 6 M.
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= + JOSbs', 10 ANN sTREGI-$S 10 CONGRESS SHOES
and CATERS o. French calf dress boots spring style
warranted satsfRctOrv
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nse the skin with Brandreth,s pills.

Cse0nse the SIKH WIN Br0nufetns Pills.
AT this season OF the year general publication Of
the human system Ia vitality important. the
vast amount OF mpurty gathers in the pro-
ducng humors and lassude. and evenuang In disease il
not removed and as nature provides for pur
cation OF her domiAions at hs by electricity shyer
and sDorm 30 man should watch mis- system
purify with appropriate medicines For this purpose
persuaded that brandreths pulls stand PIE
twenty four past they have been In general Oh
out this country and at the time
popusr medicine for purity the In besides
which they chesp and pleasant Sold z9 Cau
street. at IS cents box sugar coaed half boxes IL
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pAvu ION NEW BRIGHTON-THIs ESTABLISH
ment Will be opened on the Of May. proprietor
VIII be happy to make Angements parues who NAV %
sire 70 engage rocns he distances from New York New
Brighton is stx miles aud the performed
IN less inan halt hour II New FORK foot OF WhNe
hall street a. ca and lQh A. n, ard and p n Leaves
Rev Brighton at IA 81 aud 10 20 NJ and 70 ana 50
r M These trips will be more frequent the sessua
advances Rooms for single gentlemen, without board IS
week For families prices viii be ACCORDING n ~
location and size of apartments. f. BLaNJARD
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REsTAURANTe.


A SPLENDID LOT OF GREEN TURTLE. JUST AR
"A nved per steamer Karnak Will be up every dag
IN and steaks at the Waverley Restaurant, opoosn
Jefferson market Families supplied Reasonable terms
LAhNEK BA LEY, Proprietors.
4 PRIME HAUNcH OF SOUTH DOWN MUTTON EN-
"A s5 roast beef and York shire pudding
row, at O. HAiTERs, 5 Pine street. where a prime eInss
OF n met ale be obtained For sale small qnsntee
Cheshire Cheddar and double Gloser cheese
hams, Scotch herring &C
ENaLIsH MUTTON SALMON AND HARE SOUP.
~ for dinner on Monday For sale, English ha~rs
Yarmouth tosiers hlDerts, bacon hams cheese scotch
meal, lochft e herring, &C RICHARDSON xcLEDD IA
Water tree near Wall Will remove May Msiiusa
hLe, corner of Pear street.
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WINES, LIQUORS. &C.

WINES, LIQUORS, &c.
RR1VAL OF IRISH WHTSKEY BY STEAMER wRSRR
IA direct from Cork three old sherry BUTTS has f
y sustained John Mcaulies reputation for the
waAey ever imported in this couoy Daily expected tho
huge sherry val of whskey named the St. Patrick shppej
Wise to celebrate st taricks day per George EvsnS
wrecked months the acquiring
odor Of ssnctiy by sddonsi age t25O per gaf
Ion, 80 cents per bottle Depot q, nassau street
uAxMER'5 SUPERIOR STRAIN ALE
IL Depo its Washington atreet
VIZ CoLvIN, Sole Agent
II ONE BREwFD ENGLISH ALE ON DRaUaHr WAR
IL rsnted from malt and hops only ed for the con-
venence OF families sold 10 kegs cosning ten ga
Ions and upwards a. the Brewery Tap 6lS
ders also received a. the Railroad Cosge Hudson strc
Lovers Of good ale are invited 70 try it.
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MANAGERS THE
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
STATE LOTTERIES.

The subscribers Commissioners appointed by the Governo
OF the State Of Della TO suDenend the drawing Of 10
terry authorized by the LEGISLATURE having this day ssnde
the wing OF the Lottery the Benefit OF of De
ware do hereby certify that the following the number
which we're this day drawn from the wheel, viz
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Dy'peps'c: try LeaArda morning call
L@dards morning call is an agreeable drink and medicine
combined.
THY H. THY IT. TRY 1T. TRY IT
Lediard's Morning Call is for sale at principal Hquo
South William street.
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EbbNCH CLOCKS,
BkOEZss. MECHANICAL LAMPS, 10,
II reduced prces Scount NJ removing to SIS Brood
y. II. DAkDOn WILLS, AS Broadway.
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In p'~:h2 over the great mon. OF h"a-
then antiquity. fe'n'fH.',' 5'r thr peri"c,
uoh 20 wh,th 'Iey ''l'i,' In" in'el'Ge'"ai
power "' 'l"uS.'' an" '-ie ""n"eiNl c'h-
cluSlohs 20 WAl9h iAey arrived, We caI1ot
90 less IntH '"u~,. loE q l'"'l, III III 's'ii-
,at-o" "a. o. 'i'"' I""'"'e Il'I'1ge' |h'oi en-
iiSht.ned 'y close study, ana Il keen and
ehguiilng research INTO the WORKS al na-
ture, ana ny noting tine uniformity and
harmony OF her laws, reasoned from Ma
ture w 10 Nature God, and arrived at a
conclusion, that nav well 9ut tothe blush
the wild vagaries, and lying snrhistries OF
h1t nest cf tom bnlS-,Ae iuiidel writer's
who in this age, Hooded with divine light,
streaming IN "non the human mind from
every point nave not only sad IN their
hearts, but have shocked the intelligence
Of the race by shamc,essly FORMULATING
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NoEE WoNucG:CI. I'll - MAMMOTH CAVE.
pr j. /. Talbot il commencing series
Of articles Tor tile Fort Wayne Times, in
I roga,i 10 tie Nyandotte cave, makes the
I following Comparison between Wyandotte
and Mammoth caves:
! Nyaudot.c cave, one Of the most extern
siyc and remarkable in the world, is stu
d,yd in Crawford county. about twenty-five
: miles below New Albany. on Blue river l
/ have. called it q remarkable cave. The
/ Mammoth cave OF kentucky has hitherto
/ been designated as the greatest known
cave in the world 1t may startlc Your
scientific readers to hear me assert tho
( fact, that there is one stalagmte alone in
! NNandottc cave more massive than all she
Stallgugtcs and stalactitcs in Mammoth
cayc put together This cave | have sur
voycd and mapped distance of twenty
miles in length, and there are numerous
avenues. have never penetrated to their
end although have visited the cave for
scientific and other purposes, over dozen
different times spending on one visit four
davs and nights within its darhsome halls.
The Mammoth cave is distinguished more
for its vaatnes1 than its beauty the Wyan-
,lotte for It's great extent, its mammoth
hall. its lofty ceilings, reaching frequently
to the height of %. feet, and especially for
It's numerous and beautiful natural foun-
tai.s, which almost continually meet the
eye in every direction. A portion of this
cave has been known and visited for over
forty years. This portion is about three
miles in length, and is termed the Old
Cave In 1850, new door from within
the old cave was discovered, which extend
cd the caves united to about twelve miles
in extent. In 1888. still newer discovery
of ingress was accidentally made, which
has added eight or ten miles thereto and
disclosed plan Of formation more extern
siye and more beautiful than any hereto
fore known. This cave contains every
kind of formation peculiar to the Nam.
moth and other caves, besides some very
peculiar aud unique formations found only
in Wyandotte cave.
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}UL. XIX--NO. Ac.


, cent cites are PROSTATE. their once bcaiIti
, tul avenues chpkcd with sand, Og c"ycicd
. with rank GRASSES, are 40 longer "pti
lle to the eye; their gorgeous temples
have CITlmblo'l: thrIr magnificent palaces
are ruins: their trirnuphal arches arc
- shattered fragments and their columns arc
among tho marble heaps Of broken rub
L:-h. may pcrnp, uncnith the mutiIatcd
statue Of some ancient god. whose fault
less proportions aud elaborate chi,clinas
may hay. been the handiwor< of the
,.r.atn-t OF lua-tcr=-thc immortal PLidc-
g., Ihc r4uutl-us Of the Maids are bro
ken. aud The very winds sigh forth low
,y.-l..,-, ~ tb.v .!ial through the the con
-o.,.t.l groves. "a. If mourning the alb
- a. .t. 4
-'' '-.'' ,i.'' '''.''," "."'t7'
Nfnf.l and ~sirh. and the host -! rpdS
anil .r..E.l.....- ,,'I, .rt.r.,I inn, ti,, com,
'.' ~ ''' ''' ''''' w =" %"
lp--li'" aA4 made up the gorgeous ldcai
. Of the Ir4tlru Nythul4gy The Ora
.r.... .r.f. ~. mn I,... -.
''' ''"'' '"'t
a.i. Priest uud - I'll mo- logger iui
...-'"i ~. th' u''"trh HhI broken ~hfii"
The -.a..- Ct Dissolution hold uuiisputad
possess" POM and e.l"iits h'r Wild dif-,- over
,iIe splendid !ua-1lIIacncr and departed
..'...'.- rr t't. rlg.-:.. ....,..t
4 voice ,''7 u' Wee "r." d''.s NJ t'i''
= A.o.,' %, Naih.'- iEs" friendly eiimei
H"5. i... '.. t-rth Zoe w'Fg'ns ",i" La sped,
.' 'i'.H. ID '7..- .-'l i"Ns age "t i'rdrad.
..-.' '' n.-.' NA." t.''wF ''i.n"'s iil'
'.4 g.. s.l.' .. 90 long d..erira l"is;
.'.'.. ....a ...- Wild ".'.H- siirE moan,
1f'' s"r"..- ..t streets. ra.it.i Babylon;
IT,, .'.i ar"n '.-a.''y ''-'r y, roar,
A..1 .u, .i.'.' .us fragment. ~ IadnHr'.
- i.'"- '..t ."i-i' rises iroi" ,'r ""Nr
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IL O NJ QL . i \ L II i

L
>. e. GE3E.C?. ". H..
/ ATE of Corning " Y, woat respectfully arnounc.
! The citizens OF Otias and te surrounding oouu-
try, that le has permanently located ia this city, where
lie will he happy Wal; upon al :osa needing Ls pre-
fee sicua services.
G. tales pleasure in presenting ;lc following tes;i
InonlaIs:
CoaSI>G. y. y, April 2GtI, ISIS.
To SAT cOSCEHy:-I have hyeu intimately ac-
quu3utea witH DR. f. Gregg :or ie past trvo years
have also employed him my family physician ttst
and would r'y recommend him 10 ia. conf
dcuc- Of any community w.ere lis lot !.y be cast.
Dr.. Greco i Of strict moral integrity, good,
careful and capable practitioner. J. VI. WOOD,
BJBEe, anil Errlrpge B~oter
CoGNIyG, y. Y, April 10Th. ISIS.
To PUEIc:1 take plea gsu-e in recommending DR..
4. T. Crcgo gentleman and successful Practition-
er, and worthy OF the patronage of the pubic.
GEO W. PATTERSON, JR,
Cf~hisr GsO. Washington El'af.
CoESISG, April Esd. IsjS.
Zen. JAHEs GEAST aud y. kESpALi. Esq Daycnpsrt,
low or CLIMAX SW1TH Esq-, Rock Island, Iu.-Dedr
F| Nds: You may pl9ce iu confidence in the bearer,
Or. a Il. crego u'>tn and a physician. We have
emp !eJ him in our "a y, and Il he s'ouli locate in
your .Oiuiiy olseghefe, best wishes win attend
him an family. C. :. HUBBARD,
m vI5 Of ffe f.uq of Van. q. .Sf@re7S II 10.
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THE Rev. Mr. Wood, now in China,
writes 10 the New Hampshire Ja,,iot that
laboring man in the interior oi China can
live comfortably on food costing one cent
per day.
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Century has followed century; a-e Las
succeeded aye; empires have sprung UP,
eliminated, deeayad, and vanished. lcav-
!ns nousht but fragments to TIL OF their
existence; cities have risen; kings have
reignci; the very earth has been couyul-
sed; cXterminac.H@ wars have swcu, over
its surface; ruin. daz5lat;on, auG decay
have by turns followed in each others
track; famine and paStilrnce have alter
nately lashod the nations; MYRIAD upon
myriad Of generations