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, 1860-05-28

TUE HOMEOPATHIC Festival Pos1roSEp.-At
the request Of many Of the .frieads Of the above
enterprise, the proposed festival for the benefit
Of the Homeopathic Dispensa1y has been post.
roned until the early part Of Autumn, in order
that during The summer ample preparations
may be made for rorsinq 1enfs 1t about the
rlrst Of October next. All ladies who feelwi1l-
ing to contribute in any manner to The: success
Of this charity are invited to meet at The: resi.
dence Of Mrs. n. 3. Judd, No. a43 Michigan
avenue, tomorrow {Tuesday) at 10 o'clock
A4M.
, 1860-05-28

F,nk.-The alarm Of f1e abont eight o'clock
On Saturday morning was oocasioned: By the
partial burning Of The three story frame dwell.
ling house No. IS Peck Court, Jetween State
Street and Wabash Avenue. It was occupied
by Ar. Milliam Wilson below and Ara. Dawson
abore, each Of whom removed their furniture
without damage. The building was owned by
Christian Hauser, valued at sleoo and insured
for $1,000 in tho Illinois Mutual insurance Co.
The loss upon the building il about $500. The
FIRE evidently caught from = defective aue, as it
WAS first discovered burning in the upper part
Of the house, near the chimney.
, 1860-05-28

JouS Sulrn's. LAncEs1Es-0ficer Walker
tock large express wagon on Saturday last,
and going to The unfortunate. John Smiths
shanty, distance about six milea from this city,
hebrought it into the city filledwith erery con-
ceirablc article Of hardware. clothing, furni.
tu,e. crockef5ys boots, sshoet, garden utensils,
etc. He is now sure Of the penitentiarJ.-
, 1860-05-28

BA grand entertainment at the Wigwam,
under the direction Of the Young Mems Repuub-
Ncan Club, will be given On Thursday evening,
May 3lst, at which time those who have been
unable to attend at that place may see it under
very favorable circumstances, and be highly en-.
tertained "a. well. Strawbcrr3es and ice cream
will be plenty. Refreshments oil are pro-
vidcd by that prince Of caterers, John Wright.
The Great Western band will be- in attendance,
md other attractions will be offered. Particu.
lars ia good time.
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Net1 advertisements.

~ c. 3. ScRfFKH. Adrsrt&stae Ass.s, g b.osaas.k
Il osanfsed to sAesEs Adst1sa+s or tAts oa all ~
ZAedtne Pcpers efGA4 NORTH Wzsx tA1.hs9+y
, 1860-05-28

RExovA1~-n. F..*Downing, Esq.. the well
Known Banker, has removed bis Office from c8
Clark street. to sc and --ss Clark, Exchange
Dank Buildiug)- Ny. D.: has p good reputation
us q business han, and VIC doubt not in his new
quarters be will find plenty of customers ip
want.of the needful," which he will be glad
to supply at the old rate Of 10 per cent: q.
, 1860-05-28

FtRS1IunE SALE II TIE HEvERE HoUsE.-
The furniture belonging to the Revere; House
will be so1d at auction this, w.ek, commencing
to-day The furniture; much Of it, We know to
be not inferior in style and finish to any other
found either in any hotel or private house in
this city, md all who wish 10 fill their houses
with needed articles, will find this an opportu.
uitF which rarely occuts.
, 1860-05-28

.,GnAcE1Asn CExE7Enr.-We take pleasure in
calling attention to this new and beautiful rural
burial ground, situated On the Green Bay Road,
3bont four miles no1.A Ct tAis city. Nothing
could be more attractive than its internal mr.
raneement<, or its surroundings It hns been
laid cut by gentleman well skilled in the
ert. Any. information, in regard to it, eau be
obtained of Thomas Bryan, Esq. the president
Of the organization, in armon Block.
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.WoixRs BCHIEDAM AROMATIC 0CHNAPPa
ma agent over Ii osSsr sooSoe disss.oss
i0 :, s New YORK aarks based s chess
rs nsS s Faculty throughout Unse cssd Be ss
psrsons %pesa . ~ ~ o :. other alcoholic Pc
sn,a in the Uned Stasss but By ne govern
which latter place has been sdoSed ~ VSosssoms -
r e ssSsr.ss and nsds
:Sa s'SSssHs s:s ss's
rcan FROM lie oass and many Of the south Are
the Dspeaasres Inamanes HoplaIs pr'iI00sr 70
Is SUCCESS In hese medical ins!tuops b.. .,~. A.. s
lied the most saDguine hopes Of its manuatsrss s
Pessuons oil the physicians By whom has been san1s
The importation OF the schnapps by the undersigned ~.
in every ses session s s and S
Mexico South America have stimulated the esps az
snscrapo as sysnurer . initiate this pure
uhcates labels and bottles and every other means IN
which rs reputation might be injured and ha nfAmo
Every which ingenuity could devise within and wss
Lis az Ss as 81 %
and heath ty paiming upon he public his poisonous sdi1.
The deporabls effects which Ia some cases foo~sd
The administration Of the vile compounds whs they
stimulus TO the manufacturer and sole importer TO th.ys
around his pure importation addsnal safeguards should -
as caution to the public carefully To examine the absa ss
. me unequSocA marks Of wohes schodAm Aro0nads
Is scarcely necessary TO add what been % frequently
provo by anday and analysis that the Schedam AromAe
rases s he aes Sl ssrs S IN
Ssr s sh Ss as n the ws
s MsSn f hasSa 1m the spirit every aca particle
the proprietor he is the sole Exclusive msnafscserr
le article and thai preparation OF or beans
pointed agents. Is genuine.
The SchnapPs put up In pint and qust bottles In
81 On the sSas and on The cork and an engraved
Its for AAle by AL respectable druysista
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The United states survey ng steamer Vixen sailed
yesterday INK, bound for the Ul Maine
carry 90 the survey OF that coaat near Danarscott
The following lisi of the officers --Lieutcnant Com.
manding. T. : Phslps. I 5. A.. Executive ulicer. r.
Minor Leutennnts. J. " Murdaugh 4. W Robin T..
FowcIs Chief Luyineer. L. l. Brady second Engiat er
r. Farrtn; Dcrinr. G Terry.
Orders have been received the BROOKLYN Navy Yard
70 bold surveys Immediately the ntsd states steam
frigates Roaboke and Wabash particularly 10 regard
the condition % their machinery. un the result Of toe
survey being Gated a. the Deparent tho necrs
sary altorat Jns aod repairs required VIII be
ordered, anu tae vessc htte out for pos
sioc.
The cscers aad crew for the Uned states steam frgae
SasQuehsDna ordered 10 report az Tor
q number Of which have already arrived.
The United States steamer Sag arrived at Shans
haze from San Trancsco via Hong Kong the 18th OF
MAY.
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20 by the n Rev. " r. odenAesmsr. H. r. " GAxsrsv,
Of Virginia, 70 May r., daughtes Of A. seveas Of Ho
bOken.
Pm1Ps- -6fnrnD.--At New Haven, on Thursday, yoiy
20, by Rev. n Harwood, W. WALrxs PHHIys, OF this
city, 70 ellen, daughter Of Joseph T. Shielded, Esq, Of
New Haven
ssrDEKxR-Dz NYsE--At Hampstead. l.. l., on Thursday
July 70, at the Methodist Episcopal church, by the Rev
Francis Bottom, WILSON B. SsEDxxR TO SAzAz n dsugh-
tor OF Isaac Dc Nyse, Esq.
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subscriptions 81 600 from Moore n Falls President
OF the Bay Line Nrrfok Steamboat Company; $500 nom
Henry ~ Wared President Of the Corn and Flour Elk
change; $500 from VIM T. walters, acting President OF
the Northern Central Railroad IN the absence Of Mr. Git
tngs, President; and 500 Andrew Mclaughlin, Esq
Of BsrDums Hotel. The Baltimore and Ohio, and the
Philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore railroads are
also deery interested in the matter well as the vari
Gus steamboat companies tuning 70 and from the city
and IL Is believed other subscriptions will make up the
sum requred-the Norfolk Steamboat Company guaran-
teeng SO 800 alone la the OF the success oil the
sohemc the Great Eastern may be expected in Annapolis
Roads about the latter part of next week.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY JULY %, 1860
Additional Psrt1calars sr the Com motion
1t OccOquan, Virginia.

| Additional Part1culars Or the Com m lon
1t OccOquan, Virginia.
The Aiexandria va) Gssse ssys;-Ths recent raising
OF Lincoln flag BY few persons In and near Occoouan
Prince William county, continues 70 give much dssatis.
aion We zee accounts in the newspapers Of its being
guarded &c The accounts OF the numbers of the
political friends q Lincoln In the place designated which
we see IN some OF the newspapers, much
on wednesday however, private letter was received
by gentleman N Alexandria, from OccoQuan which
says that much excitement exists that place. owing 10
rumors that body Of three hundred armed men from
The upper part OF the county had made
march to 0cooquan Friday ana pull down the Lucolu
and Hamn Tag pole, recently erected there was the
letter SAYS also reported that Geographic despatch bad
oeen sent TO Gov Ietcher stating the Of alarm
and that Gov Lotcher had responded the despatch
saying that Gen. Eppa Hutton had received orders
preserve the peace Of the country.
The following copy Of letter gentleman in George
town, d. c. dated on the 25h instant contains fur
Tier particulars Of the amir
DEAR SiR-0ur village has been In furore of excite
ent Ior the last Two days. owing 70 Information having
been received by the leaders OF the republican party that
there wss an armed force coming here Friday
for the purpose Of destroying their pole meeting
held 10 Brentsvie and Fauquer Saturday last when
II determined that some 800 men should be sent here
to take the pole down. Captain Thornton Of
gsates ana captain Of militia resigned for the purpose
OF taking command Of the force. They called General
know whether they could get He replied that he
could not loan them for such purpose but would say
and thew pot6ed the republcans thai they
were coming, and that the pole must down The
foks coming in from the upper part Of the country kept
know whether the republicans would fight
On Monday night the republicans held meeting and
despatched parties 70 Alexandria and and
wss reported on Tuesday that they had sent up Tor am
munton, and had determined to build fort around the
pole and protect II at all hazards This report only added
To the excitement as supposed they could muster
but twenty men, and II would appear like wasting their
lives to oppose so many They commenced liking their
they threatened by armed force and that they
locked 70 him for protection; but IL he did not protect
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Nov emo nts Of the African Squadron, &c.
OLE NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE.

CNrTRD STATES SrKAmR NoHcAs,
FFRSANDo 20, W. c. Africa, May 20, 1850.
The Mohcan is her to receive the mai! FOR the
squadron and will proceed 10 the southwark soon
the steamer arrives, which will be in few days. Flag
ocer Inmar, in the Constellation, is at Madeira; the
sloopowar Portsmouth also there. The Mystic is
her station in the region Of the Congo the sumper at
Bahia 1srgo; the Marion at Bahia Fonda where she is
awaiting her orders return home her cruise having
expired The San Jacnto, by the last sdvices, still
al Cadz, undergoing repairs.
Lieutenant Thoe. Honey, temporarily commanding the
steamer sumpter, died on board Of that vessel, at
Kabenaia, April o. He was an active and energetic
otcer high toned gentleman aud devoted 10 the service.
The health Of the squadron, generally, is good
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TUX AUGUST NUMBER NOW READY
OFFICIAL ILLUSTRATED RAuLwAY GUrDl
UNITED STATES AND THE CANApAs.

TUX AUGUST NUMBER NOW READY
OFFICIAL nlysTRArsD RAuwAT aUrDa
UNITED STATES AND TIRE CANADA
APrLETok's ILLUSTRATIVE RAILWAY GUIDE
Tables, AZ
II Portrs ami biographical sketch ~ H~nry well II An,
American Espres~ Compsny, with Fhrtnogogca -
~, bnesilons q Character hv fo~ie, Wells
wsys-Philade3phis aud " Progrcas-Illnois 100
h.aiwsy-Nen York Central Halva,-Gr.1 T-ns
Railway, 6c.. hr.
~ knecetes and incidents Of T-ry,-xass W. H-..
lbsuiEul-A Child q the Rail~sy-rhe 1vD Isrs
Smhhs-Deai Heading "a n Large Bli-A wes.err IA.
ucan, Or.
v. TOURIST 0uids b. the Principal Watering P-asa. a.
-, Places OF fsshataabe Resnrt IN the United tlAies
Vi. UutC states Time Indicator showing
time betsten the dun OF the uied s1s- n,
VII a large Railway Map, Tie
throughout the United and the CanaiGs
VIII Through Route Map, dellnes.ag The pstrpA ry,su
TX. a Ls; Of the Principal llo.clA
=. a Sa1ciie ~ he United States
~. Nearly 100 Rsilssy Msps
All. y Counting bouse Calender.
xii kev Tune Table 70 date
AfFLEiOSs lLLusTRATED RAu.x,T gUfDw
Ooly complete q, ilde N u.
Country
WAli represente To I'm aaf
Complete
Tine Iaslss Of cyesy usAsn
ThfolrhoC
The Un;ed htAies aad the csascss
And
sosd at twenty Eve cents PEI ccpy
APPLETON 81, P..sl,n-r
~ sad 80 bsosdwsy, nesr Howard s1e~~
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The party then broke up but very short time re-
manned 70 them 70 resch thsr srory and prepare for

The party then broke up, but very short time re-
manned 70 then reset liar srory and prepare for
their march and departure.
THE pARADs AND MARCH THROUGH BROADWAY.
1t was near ave O'Clock before the zouavcs and their
gallant got the order 70 march, Long before that
time, however, the place Of rendezvous was literally
crammed with people who copyrighted at this point,
some to wave their last adieu 10 the honorei guess
whose visit had expired, and some and By far the
greater position, 10 accompany them in their
march as far as was practicable through dense
~ crowded Broadway As the roll Of the drums
was heard coming Thirteenth street through the Of
the chaos OF buses cabs wagons and carriages there
was rush TO windows and to Stops and balconies while
the crowds OF pedestrians lined curbs in one con
tinuous line from the ST. Nicholas far up the eve
could reach Onward came nearer and nearer the glitter
ing uniform OF the band and close behind the compact line
OF the National Guard occupying the whole width OF the
street and onward too rushed the crowd,
ming IN front and knocking the previous line Of quiet
pedestrians, gentle and simple, who sought To get
view OF the Zouaves, Into inextricable confusion.
ON came the zouayes with steady tramp, aud =
they passed, at different points from the throug
behind on stoops and balconies burst forth much clap
ping Of hands and hearty cheers ynd in their eyes, the
snowy handkerchies in tho hands Of ladies fair Through
Broadway the whole march ovation Never was
the kind old sentiment SO fully acted up TO- "welcome
the coming speed the parting guest as in the OF
the Zouayts A! last they reached the pier which the
steamer awaited them, and from which the crowd was
Kept bya closed gate guarded BY policemen But Il
opened to admit the military in rushed the vanguard Of
the crowd and again. after the military passed throcgh
another we1ge OF the pressing multitude made
their entrance before the police could again close the
gate within the pier The drew up line At
the carry arms, and the Zouaves marched past to tho
music Of their own band and In double nles on to the
deck OF the steamer. few hastily spoken farewels,
rapid grasp Of an outsretched hand, and all such
ncaon stopped by the steamer getting off from the
wharf. Then the ZouAves called 70 the front, and
they lined the forward deck and with cap hand they
gave three parting cheers These were tAea by the
crowds who filed the pier; for subsequently admission
was freely given 70 crowds the steamboats,
hand and returned with powerful interest As they
subsidized the old familiar strain Of "Auld Lang Syno
heard from the band in low and measured caiences
Tor time all noise hushed Then broke forth the
merry notes Of "The girl left behind me-" and three
more cheers for the Zouav the result thus gal
liant Zouayes took their departure from amongst US.
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Pixies Peak Matters.
TO TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

NEW YORK, July ~, 1850
Agreeable TO promise in your issue OF the ED instant
cnciose for publication letters from the Pixies Peak dele
CATION, authorizing to confer with the President
CAbnet IN regard 10 Territorial organization with So
cretary Cass' acknowledgment Of receipt
W. c. JEWETr.
I'm justice TO Mr. Jewet, would publish the letters
Of authority referred above but TOR want Of space
En-. HERALD
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Fsrsnr BvsSp Coroner 0Kecfe held inquest on
TIE body q Catherine Maf, child aged one year, at
No l76 Esi thirty Grst street, who died Friday
ng 70 bur. rctived b. sitting upon tic be, cover Of
s'i.vr whRh ha1 hecr removed f~or the fire rNsth
ftasiHtd ton internal irfstau ston aud n vcri &, In
a,e.rdasec VIA tle Mcis va rGa~,rsi b. the Jury
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DxxsEr--ro1Ts-on Thursday, July %. al The caarch
of the Holy Crtes by Rev Father rctarty " f,sss
llSsrsty " Mss TssssA Pors, daly,lar o. ~ T.nuas
pctts, al of This CITY
Colifcru a And nt,lln ('rs'aad' p,rtr. ". .r.
0ARsAz1-Suvsss Al Caste ~ AZ, "a ia.asIBy, =
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Jersey City News.

sssSe % BRRcrS Hnr In consequence Of The severe
storm Thursday sfternooo. portion Of the Bergen
H over which laid the track Of the Jersey City and
Bergen Railroad, Settled about tea feet. large amount
Of money has been ezpcoded IN Alag in this locality
but, owing 70 understands Of auckland the difcuy
has never yet been Iermanenty overcome. b. an
addition OF horse power at that spot until the road
raised the cars vii IL enabled 10 MAKE their regular
trips.
TIM Etorr,Hyr Tho cass Of John Drbois. charged
with ebring with Mrs Bond, the vile OF W. s. Boud Of
New York, down for hearing before Recorder
rlden, al jersey City. Thursday afternoon The
planaDt not appearing, motion Of defendant
Mr.. Duboe vas discharged from bail Further action
viii be taken 10 this aud divorce applied for Ia the
courts OF new York where the parties reside at which
time rich devciope mems "a the way OF CORES
pondcncc, &c, may be expected.
srarcx NJ TICusrsc. -DrriOg the storm ca Thursday
sernoon the o. soops one lying at the hsr
Of the Morris Canal Jersey CITY, and the anchored
not far 60 IN the ompleteiy shattered By
lightning. NJ ether material damage was done.
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ELE r APH &c.

WASHINGTON, July q, 1890.
We have no further news from Occoquan day. except
that Gov Letcher has compelled Gen Hutton TO order
out one company OF militia, necessary preserve tho
peace II is believed however, that the sympathes Of
Hutton are with tho mob, and IL is deemed doubtful
whether the would Gre upon the mob or on the re-
publicans.
Some of the officers Of the Alexandria militia left town
today, expecting their would be ordered "
he sea; OF war.
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A oAh 1yrou tio,s,. sor,,.r p.n,,., A..

N From Lloyd's Southern Railroad Dv'deI
The Emphe Spring Water % Saratoga n wood a,pear
hat mercantile business totally from Tire aii~, At a
do" whsrh, reduces The
81 ev1nde. la this fashion that the proprrnrs o IN.
Congress spring Saratoga have recently been ytng
make mon0roly for the tougess water by
rnens Containing all srts Of assertions calculated 70 do injury
20 thc kmuue spring Wsicr. h. however, avail The
Umpire spring Wsier hss received the testimony OF
TO many distinguished mbers uf the alng be neg
ectcd by those who
ron business or Other rcasonz unnbe 10 avail themselves
% ibe chsnce. u Tar
Saratoga waters IA Effects Il purer better adapted
foe the scky whle n Of the prervsiivs Of
general bea th which have been placod market
compared with 4 the congress Water oblfc 70 yield The
palm, anf cannot with H. In undolbed aDd
nent utility. h. therefore, that would point ou 70 our
soushern readers who be IN the habit Of drinking
tors wsier that IL by far the best adapted nees
beng areeahe TASTE and invariably genuine vhen pro
cured iron the depot. NO u John street, hev fort We
council koubern friends forget whs
respecting but at all events 70 egls spccy pAc
teal and personal experience Should they sas isey viii
once b. rsusfed and PREDICT st DC v'n aay
other o. The ssrAcxa ~atsrs s,r IN Eat rtsrag ac. -
eisewhcrc-
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Campbell - Chemist and Apoth~rsry,
corner Of Lrhh aud Twenty erhh slcct The uro
pretor constantly In attendance.
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DIR. Marsh Continues 20 Apply Uis Rssff-
ra Cure truss with success Ia chccunR Of
hernia o. rupture. MARSH CO.. No vesey a., n. Y
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r,o OWNERS or HORSES.

HArryorp, Conn, Jun- (. iaa
DE- TonAI have ben IN the Livery twwaS
I'VE Years In this city and n that time hare ,sron vs
meus but sfter i've trial Nene>s, Io-re Ihy
ineui unbrstsinry pronounce u The best IN xseIc Z
have used ~ for collie dysemrcr srrsn.. gala srpa A
never has faded W cure In hal the time q any obsr
y. Lrf,JTFffLn,
Price 30 cer,s IN pint bose. Sold " NJ ,ae =, -, -.
Depot No. 81 Cortlsndt street -
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hrN-, NV srYI.y o. si1c- upsfies /,
"a .9s4s " sa4 1. la Ssh ,- al d. "a
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The Late Frequent Variations OF Tenn
persnre give fearful impetus N bowel complaints for which
Hoownys fils positive they operate beneh-
,ely 90 All vscers dcrsngemeu,e withou irritation and
leave The bOwes In n healthy condition.
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T,aL GREAT EASTERN DOES ror AFFORD Tr4A
only soGrce o. Interest tia: kLes may al n cstnrx q
Me- orx hs VII be pryvrd BY call Al hne. DkxOER<fs
PATTERN and bhIRT EMPORIUM, No as BroAdvaV ~ ..
either q her nunaarors branch essplishmen pl~T
tu u ~ The form al Is cenis desgn. o
ssa PARA sAshioaA Aad uadeniAby ths bo chsaosn
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Omcial Drawings OF Hodges. Davis &
COS Consolidated Lotto tea Of Qeorrna;-
CLAs 1t JuLv e. 1854
Is, 50, 40, SO, 81. GO, IS, IL, ., Q, &C, G3.
HODGES. DAVIS CO., Marsgers
Maf,o
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ND eCHyEDAN BCaNAPPS
~ l0 cases three yesrs tn2oted suita5. fo~ p4,as -
RU sAle oy
UDorPHo woIPa
HaaVa aixa
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Bsrry's Trtcopbcrcus ~ the Bess and
chespeu article for dressing hcsufy ng curling cleansng
preserving and restoring hs hair. LADIES' ur Sod by I'll
druggists. - -
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CroDARD PIANOS
- 08AND SQUARE AND PrrcoID
tux BfST MANUFACTURED
WAkkROOhS, O. BROADUAI
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Drawings Of France, Brosdbents & Coz
Delaware Lotteres--
sUsssx Courry, otAss ITS Jg1v n, Ism
40, 65, rs, q, /, 20, A, rs, 9, NJ, III, Al. g. e.
Couso1nArD Lorrrxv. CLASS LII JuLY n. laol
1, 50, 8, ~, 60, SO, So, IL, 55, &C, AZ, a.
FRANCE, BROADBENTs CO.
hanaxors. Wlningtou. Delaware.
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WORMS, BUNfONS INVERTED NAILS ENLARGED
~ joints and al diseases Of the bout pain r
inconvenience to the patient, BY Dr. zAcHARIE surgesn
city. -
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TUE ANCIENTs SUPPOSED THEY COULD sspr p.zr
hsori 90 wishoui h,i dlvesung themselves al vo fsir
E.cos ~ Wish 70 sal my worldly sock Of Clo. ar IN,
rk missd cnas Al ~ 70 tu, Alnac - ~, n N
'~som ~ors IN proportion CLARKE, is 0ig~ n ss-~-