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Died.


rowEs.- Monday evening, April Q, at SIX O'Clock,
ne relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
yted 70 attend the funeral from her late residence 426
Ninth avenue, of Thirty seventh street, this
(Neonesday) aft.rnoon az bali past one O'Clock.
Sacramento, Cal, aud Liverpool, England, papers
please copy.
BURInc-At New Rochelle, on Monday, April 0,
SIEpHlS 8URIING, in the 55th year Of his age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 10 at
tend the funeral this (Wednesday) afternoon at one
O'Clock, from Friends meeting house. Flushing, L. l.
BURROWS I'm Brooklyn, on Tuesday morning, April
10, AAeARE1 wife Of Rev. W. Burrows aged 70 years
The friends and acquantances Of the family are re-
specially invited TO attend the funeral this Wednesday,
Afternoon at four O'Clock from her sons residence, 2s7
Fulton street, Brooklyn and on Thursday at eleven In
the forenoon, at the N. church Of New Providence
New Jersey.
CoRSUI.-At Jamaica, Long Island, on Tuesday, April
10, MARY JOSEPHINE CORNELL aged 10 years, months and
2oays
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend her funeral Thursday afternoon At
two O'clock from the residence Of William H. Wooley,
and at bali from the Presbyterian church at ia
maica, Long hland.
DElMoNlco.-on Tuesday morning. April 10, at half
past four O'Clock, after lingering Illness PETxR A. DKL
MoNco IN the 18th year Of his. age.
The friends OF the family and those Of his nephew, To-
repzo Delmonico, and Frank Oard, are respectfully in
vied to attend the funeral from st. PAtfcks Cathedral
Mulberry street, Thursday morning, At ten O'Clock
without further notice
EscErnzRz.-At Hobokep. II. j., on Saturday, April
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BROOKLYN City News.

SUPPOSED SuIc1pE-DIsCovERy or CLOTHING AND PApEss
ON RAYT.-The Eighth ward police have for some days
been engaged in dragging Gowanus creek, below the
Hamilton avenue drawbridge, with view 70 the reco
very Of the body Of person supposed to have committed
suicide been made away with in some foul manner
The circumstances which gave rise to these suspicious
was the discovery Of some women's wearing apparel
consisting OF three skirts and papers, comprising
count book, in which Was letter, promissory note
receipts. &C., and . memorandum book. These were
lying about loose raft the fats Of Gowanus creek
morning about two weeks snce and led to the belief
that they placed there by some person who subse
quenty jumped overheard or was killed. The papers
show thai they were the property of Jackson
Hart One order dated Sacramento Cal August 10,
1852 to Hastings Co. bankers n direong sne pay
Savannah No., May Is, 1885, being promissoTy note
to the order Of william Barnes and William Il. De-
garrett for $40, signed K II. Stuart, with the
same name as endorser. Still another paper was
ceipt for advance dues 10 Cregan Lodge, No 81 o. OF
amounting 70 $40 20 dated Sept ~ b bsss and
tained the name mrs. FranksE n large, bold band;
also, "a Key to the Pass woj0b' Of Odd Fellows
Lodge long letter directed 70 J. Hart, and evidently
written by lady was likewise amongst the papers. II
signed "Fsnny Clauson," dated Savannah, JAM !,
1867. The contents showed an intimacy between the
two and regret the part Of the writer thai sne nsd
not accompanied the written to, but promised he
came back that she would 90 with him. also mention
that he had promised send her to school, but she ex
pressed doubts as 10 her ability TO attend regularly, but
would 20 often she could Expressions OF love, &c
frequently repeated. These papers and the skirts
tepdent Of Police. The neighborhood OF the ran where
they found and every part Of the creek nas
been carefully searched but nothing whatever mas oeen
found to give clue to the mystery
DEATH BY AN OVERDOSE OF LAuDASUx.-Coroner Horton
held an inquest on Monday upon the BODY Of Captain
Henry Babcock who died Of the house Of bis brother No.
81 East Baltic street, from the effects Of dose Of
taken BY mistake. appears that he had met with ou
sine8 reverses which affected him 90 much that he was
taken SICK Not being able to sleep, he took dose Of
lAucanum which resed fatally. verdict OF death Dy
laudanum by mistake, was rendered The deceased was
shpmaster BY occupation, and has had command o.
vessels sailing from the port Of New York for the past
nine years He Wa single, and about thirty nine year,
Of age.
PROBABLY FATAL AFrRAY.-Patrick Daily and Morris
Mckinney, two aborers engaged the buildings II
OF erection on the site Of the Bcekman fire
yesterday afternoon got into an alteration on the scat
fold, during which Mckinney etruck the breas
with hod The asealant escaped, the wounded mai
being taken to the Hospital where be lies ia precArou
condition.
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Mrs. E. Bakemore has been appointed postmstress at
Mt Scion, Augusta county, Va, vice Henry Biakemore,
deceased. Mrs CAtharne Mooreman has also been ap-
pointed TO tie Office at Franklin, Pendeton county,
Va, vice VIM. Hannah resigned.
Hon. W. I. Avery, Tenn; Hon. W. A. Richardson, ILL.,.
Gov N. Morrill,, Me- Maj. b. Eating U 8. M Hon. G.
R. Riddle, Of Del; Purser Beknap, U. s. N. Major L. P.
Graham, q. s. A. Hon. r. s. Randall; Hon. w. W. Camp
bell Hon. David Paul Brown, Of N. Y; T. Butler King, Of
Ga. and l. g. Preston, Of g. G., are in Washington.
Hon. J. Bdwell A. p Hughes Esq. both Of Cafor.
MIA a. Van Dyck, Esq, Of Albany, School Inspector
for this State Captain Cornish Of the ship Emerald sle
and Judge suyker, Of Rome N Y, stopping at the
Aston House.
erson, Esq, G. L. Dudley, Esq., r. +. Langdon, Esq, W.
G. Eaton, Esq A. Smith, Esq, John KAN Esq., Austin
g. Smith, Esq., Henry johnson, Esq, ana L. c. Bradley
Esq., California delegates to the Charleston Convention
They arrived here In the steamship North STAR and
stopping ut the Metropolitan Hotel
Ex-Governor Bigelow and family, Of Connecticut
stopping at the Astor place Hotel
Dr. j. A. W. Buck, George R. AcGregor, Esq, and L.
p Sanger EAq Of Illinois, are at the Metropolitan Hotel
They are committee appointed by the State authority
Of Illinois to visit New York 10 inspect the public insu
tutione with . view Of introducing the modern I'M
provements into the public buildings Of their state
On Thursday they visit Wards, Randalps and Black
wells Islands, by invitation Of the Common Council and
Governor, In company with the Sanitary Commitsee OF
Boston, who are also 1t the Metropolitan Hotel.
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Election OF Fire Wsrdens.

special meeting of the Board of Representatives Of
the New York Fire Department took place last night in
Firemens Hall, Mercer street, Mr.. W. A. Woodruff,
President, in the chair
The annual report Of the Fire Warders was presented
and read BY Mr. John Tndall clerk OF that Board The
tables show fewer number violations Of the fire laws
the last than during previous year. The number
Of unsafe buildings reported being on the increase
and unless some action be speedily taken many
alarming accidents may be expected to take place
All the Fire wardeus can do after they have
examined buildings reported to be unsafe is to notify
the owner OF such buildings but they have any power
to compel the owner to put such buildings a proper
state OF repair They report 456 unsafe buildings in this
city.
The representatives then proceeded to ballot for the
election Of Fire wsrdensour to serve for three years
end one for one this vacancy being by the
death Of Mr. San dersop last October.
While the votes were being deposited, Ar. Woodruff
Commissoners Calling the a,tenton "f tho RaarS
Of Representatives Of the Fire Department to
the action Of the Aldermen and Common Council
tons thrown upon the Board OF Fire Commissioners BIZ
certain members OF the Board Of Aldermen.
Mr. Phillips, Of engine company No. 40, moved tho fol-
Resolved. That such action ON the part OF the Com.
mon Council, was detrimental to the best interests
Of Fire Commissioners are entitled to, and
have the entire confidence Of this Board, and
the time has now arrived when the relations between
the board Of Fire Commissioners and the Common
Council, 80 far AZ government concerned, should be
dissolved
After lively discussion, Mr. SMITH, OF Engine Company
No. 81 moved that the communication resolution be
referred TOT committee OF five and the officers.
Motion was carried unanimously
The ballotng resulted In the election of the following
conference.-the William Miller, Of Hose Company No
"a; Mr.. Daniel Curry, Of HoseN company No 30; Mr..
William Brandon, of Hook and Ladder No. l. and Mr..
John Downey, Of Engine Company No. a. were elected
as Fire Wardens
It was then moved and seconded that Mrs. Sanderson
be allowed To the galarv
Tor the next twelve months the other wardens having
offered to discharge the duties Of his office for that dis
trict during that time.
The motion was carried unanimously.
The meeting did not adjourn until after half past eleven
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Interesting from the PaciAc-ProliAo
Geld, silver and Cinabar Discoveries
In CaI1f0rnns, Western Utah and south
era OreSoA-New York Az It Is-A
Visit 20 the TOmbs-Interoseang Murder
Trfsl-Locsl News ~ the Metropolis
Market Reports, &c.
The FAMILY HERALD Of to-day "wednesday win give
full account OF the Prolific Gold, silver and CnAbar
discoveries in California, Western Utah and Southern
Oregon, with Description Of Western Utah. its Soil, Oil
mate and Mineral Wealth; Short Account OF New York
Az sThe Battery Docks and Pers-The Routes OF the
Railroads &o.; Visit to the characterization u the
Female nebrates-GencrA Working of the Institution,
&C.; Interesting Murder Trial in Princess Ammo
County, Va; List Of the Solid Men Of Boston, a.
derived from the official returns Of taxation Obituary
Notices Of James K Pauldng Mrs. Jameson, and other
Noted Persons Suicide of the Wife OF New York Phyd
clan from Jealousy the Latest News An Account Of tho
Faster Holiday in New York City; All the Local News q
New York and Vicinity Of Importance; Reports Of the Ca
tle, Provision and Money Markets, and I'll interesting
nsws matters Of the preceding week.
TR,s-$7 year; four cents = single copy. Subscrip
tons received u the Once northwest of Fulton and
Nassau Streets New York Single copies for sale at the
counter and by all news asens Advertisements inserted
u the usual HnAID rates
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Jersey City News.

CHATTER ErCnoHs.-The charter elections In Jersey
CITY, Hobokeu and Hudson City for the election OF city
officers took place yesterday and - far as could be asoer-
tanned, passed OF In quiet and orderly manner In Jer-
Soy CITY was generally conceded on all sides that Cor
nelus Van vorst republican, was elected Mayor In no
baby re. elected Mayor. The vote In both cities was
much higher than usual The result the election OF
the other officers will mot be definitely ascertaned until
the completion Of the canvass some time this (Wednes-
day. afternoon.
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/ Meeting Of the Coal Dealers.
meeting Of coal Dealers grocen an other parties n
terestsd held last eveang n the Netropot rsons
in Hester street. for the purpose Of protesting against Ae
peddliug Of hard coal through the streets, he onA
that nteriered with and injured those persons engaged
in the legitimate business.
The meeting organized about half hour aftsr the
regular time The following gentlemen being elected u tho
presiding ofhcers-Mr. wm Dogherty President and Mr.
Charles Lueders Secretary Tho President rose and said
as he sorry to that few Of the dealers had
responded CALL but hoped that ct their next meet
ing he would tho trade fully represented He thea
the movement This gentleman came forward and stated
that he had discovered that there no licenses granted
for the peddns OF hard COAL and that he hAt caused tho
committee 70 Mayor Wood, Who desired to
be could not make satisfactory arrangement he would
put into the proper hands 10 look after it, Mr. Weeks
desired 70 have the coal dealers properly
concerned he would stop the peddng OF hard coal or
else have the License law altered The peders said that
we're s 20 create a monopoly TINS was not II.
enter into legitimate trade. But he wanted to sto
persons who went about the city, paying no rea
giving people snort measure and then an inorior
article, and often spreading bad money the city He
next condemned general peddlng, saying that the arti
ces Of food such as vegetables, fish, meat &c. sold by
those persons, were dangerous to the public health Ia
ney al cases the things purchased by them were Of
stale and bad character He concluded his remarks by
calling upon all present to the attention OF their
frienos 10 this subject.
ISAAC WILLIAMS, OF the Ninth ward, stated that tho
pediers were Djuring his business by coming outsd
his store door and trying undersen him,
further stated his willingness 70 do all in his powe
TO advance the interests OF the cause that would
90 amongst his friends and 'stir them up" He sug-
gested that committee be appointed to canvass each
ward and thus arrive at the feeling of the grocers
this subject.
Mr.. WEEKS thought that the thing could be carried
through every one who WAS Interested would take
active part IN IT, That a. long rs human intelligence
suled over human ignorance the wrongs Of tho people
must and will eventually be rghted.
The question OF funds arose, and, on the suggestion
Of the President, each member present promised
10 bear their portion OF the expense of meeting
Tor meeting for advertising and for might
be wanted IN the furtherance OF the cause.
One OF the members proposed calling meetings in dit.
terent parts Of the city, 30 ~ TO accommodate ALL and
hoped that he would meetings called in every ward in
the city to abolish the nuisance OF pediDg That even
the pedders did sell at lower prices than stores,
that the short measure and inferior articles they gave
more than made up for the difference in the price
The meeting but poorly attended and after some
few remarks beirg made by persons present. meeting
ADJOURNED until the evening OF the nth.
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wflliamsburx city News.

IsCDDuRy FIn.-At nine O'Clock last night fire was
discovered in building used coopers shop in South
Third street, between First and Second streets An
alarm was immediately given but before the arrival OF
the fremen the building was enveloped in hAmes and
soon totally destroyed. The building was owned by Mr.
Van Avery, and was worth probably, with its contents
was, IL b thought, the work Of an inoendiary
TIE BODY or WOMAN FOUND IN A WML--A STRANGE
CAsE-Yesterday afternoon information was given At the
Sixth police precinct that the body Of woman had been
discovered in . pubic well on the corner OF Buahwick
avenue and Moore street. Sergeant Griffith went Ut once
to the spot indicated and found the body which, upon
being taken out, was recognized a. woman known "a
Carroll who has resided for the last twenty
on the corner Bushwick avenue and Cook street. The
BODY was taken the womAns late residence and Coro
rer Murphy notified. He will hold an inquest this
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Im STRIKE The shoemaker strike 10 nearly done In
Denvers, Grovelane snd Waltham, IL has been entirely
abandoned or the thousand workers in Marble
head three quarters are 1t work II prices somewhat
higher than before the strike. In Lynn considerable
part OF the strikers have resumed operations Those
was addressed by Mr. Dillon President OF the Associa
ton, and by Mr.. Draper who has returned from the
South Inc association resolved not to yield The shoe
makers OF DAnvers have voted TO discontinue ha strike
The Groveand strikers have followed the example Of
their Haverhil brethren
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AYERs-HKSRIoUEs.-Atth the American Legation, Paris,
on Wednesday March 81, by the Rev DR.. Isadore, Mr.
ANGELO L. MYERS TO MISS EMILY eldest daughter Of H. j.
Henriques, ali of New York
SpARxs-RKRDY.-In williamsburg, L. L. on Monday
April g. Mr. EDWARD A. SPARKS Miss MARY JANE, third
daughter of the late DR. Maurice OKeee Reedy of TWEEN
ty seventh street, New York
Worcester, Mass papers please copy.
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Official Drawings OF Hodges, Davis q
co S Consolidated Lotteries OF Georgia
Glass sol, APRIL lO. 1860.
Ga, 8, 5, L, "a, 20, AS SO, 80, az, 10, rs, SO a.
Prices cashed at cs3 Broadway Circulars sent free
Nacon
Georgia,
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Ladies', Preserve Your Furs.-Meyors'
Miraculous vermin Destroyer the best article extant
for the preservation OF fs and wooen goods moths
and vernin of all knes No house should DO without IT, Sold
at the principal depot 62 Broadway and BY ell druggists
rywhere. Price Is cents to 81.
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Only for This MOnth,-Dr. Il. b. FO0te,
the celebrated Physician and Eec cAn OF Saratoga Spring.
and auhor OF medical Common sense POSITIVELY leave
who difficult chr opc diseases shoud call and consult him
4 his winter office $40 Broadway Office hours from r.
NJ Consultation free
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Still CatAwba and Isabella Wines
FOR COBBLERS."
Delicious Drink,
For sale Ia casks or BY the gallon.
FRkD'K. b. COzzENS, IS Warren street.
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ScrOfula.-A few Bottles OF Kennedy'a
Medical Discovery stricsy following the direction in the
phe around each bottle, and udcious application OF the
salt Rheum Ointment scroula Ointment and Healing Ons
ment, ~ III cure every
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Barry's Trfcopher0us 1s tho best and
cheapest article for dYesang beAutytnR ceansng curing
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies, IT, Sold by Al
druggists.
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The Fine Collection OF OIL PAfnttns
over &0 tho 494 Broadway, will be sold a auction
JOHN LEvfsoN, Auctioneer.
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Trusses OF Every Description for Perma-
retention Of rupture bathing Trusses Supporter Shout
der Braces Suspensory BandAges sk Elastic S0 oklnKs
Knee Caps Ankes and all surgical appliances scientifically
applied by MARSH CO.. No. Vesey street, As'or House,
New York.
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Beautiful COmplex1on.-Laird's Liquid
Pearl has achieved celebrity having equal
tying and PIT serving tho skin. 40 Broadway.
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Ladies' Dress R0sette Trfmmtngs, RO.
settes. 0imps and Braics LOCKITT, SON CO.'S 2ol
fulton street, Brooklyn.
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Hill, Infmitable Hair Cutter.-Hair
Dye Sc cents Depot No. Barclay street, and sold by all
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CristadorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees-1he best In the world Wholesale and and the dye
prvasely applied, Aston House.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, wig and Toupes
Factory, Is Bond Private entrance ladiss The
Dye applied In es sky-nghs rooms
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Wigs, Wigs.-Clirehugh's Elusive Wigs
stand pre- Rhnsss beauty and it, 800 Broadway
northeast corner OF keade street, opposite Stewards
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Nos. 2s,O97,
Dc 626 % osl sos drew the five capital prizes In the
drawing March - 1860 Circulars free Of by
addressing Don Rodriguez City fos Char eston o.
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On Thursday-salc by Lockwood Broth.
RR9 162 Broadway OF Paris made Silk Neck Ties EN-
broidored Linen Bosoms. Zee Auction Notices.
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Whites IS Sensation" Dress Hat, Spring
style WHITE, halter PIG broadway opposite ST. Paus
chuIc
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Adm Bassford, Jr.-15 Billiard Tables.
Court and Remsen Brooklyn sales Playing Rooms
N9 Fulton md No. Ann street, N. Z.
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Brooklyn PhOtogrn phs-IncOmparab y
above all competition In New York the country.
CaAS II. wlLLlAMsON'S Gallery.
Established 1851.
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Echicferdecker's Water Cure, Wall
House, Williamsburg. observation-disclosures Of the lungs
Tho womb
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H0llOway's Pills operate directly,
powerfully and beneacay the whole Of the blood
They enghen the digestive excite healthy
disease.
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Read the Letters OF the Editor In
HILKkS SPlKIC OF THB TIMES out Containing
full pon Of Heenans quarters and aods of training
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Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines.
Office Tvs Broadway, New York.
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Drawings OF the Delaware state Lotto

umC DcI8W8E0 SV8CC AUICCS
ries, WOOD, ADDY a co, Managers Of To
pELAwARE GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE
DELAwARE-ExrRA CLASS, NO. Ill, APRIL 10, 1850.
GO, l6, "a, 40, %, SO, 81, 81, 70, 66, 43, 5.
DELAwARE-CLAss No liz, APRIL TO- 1860.
IS, A. a, 20, rs, 8, 80, SO, 80. 10, 81 no. 49, l6.
Circulars sert free OF charge By addressing
WOOD. EDDY 4 CO., Wilmington Delaware.
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Good Tea, 81 the Chest, ut ChrlstiansOn's
Chambers and 2l6 Greenw ich streets
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Hsrring's Patent Champion Fire and
Ruralar Proof Safes Isl Broadway Of Murray sss
New York.
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Drawings OF France, BrOadbents & Co.'s
Delaware I0teries-
SUSSEX COUNTY, CLASS So, APRIL 10. 1850.
IL, 81, 81, %, IS, 81, "a, 3, II, AZ, IS, SO.
CossoLDArxp LorrEaY-CLAss 50, APRIL 10, 1850.
80, 2S, Al, 20, 46, 81, ~, 50, 67, II, 65, IL.
FRANCE, BROADBRNTs co,
Managers, Wilmington Delaware.
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Births.

Births.
MoRsoN.-On Tuesday, April TO- at 14l East Thirty
ninth street, Mrs. JOHN MORRISON, OF
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AN ENTIRE NEW STYLE,
Designed for all manufacturing purposes noseles In IL
operation, rapid capable OF every kind Of work
u the beat machine ever produced Prioe only $40.
I. n. SINGER CO., 458 Broadway, New York.
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Is
DEAR siRIn the spring Of 1853 the misfortuns h
break my thigh consequence Of nv Constitution h.
came ex,rem.ly Ssbit.ed and suffered with great oovo
side and oppression Of the heart by sovsra
ply scisDB Of TIN sy for three years. without obtaining
try yonr Pills which almost instantly relieved and
the bes. medicine In the world. Yours, truly, -
JANIS MURPHY 80 wee srUst.
god Is cents box full direcons prnoaa
ONCE 294 Canal street, and At No. Union sqaaxe an e
dealers.