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City News.

1-A good route for sale on this paper
Apply at the Counting-room.
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A villain generally plays the coward, as if
he supposed that the blackness of his heart
might be redeemed by the whiteness of his
liuar
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CRIME IN ClEcINNATI.--From the annual
report of the County Prosecuting Attorney,
recently made to the County Commissioners,
we learn that the total number of convictions
in the Criminal Court of Hamilton County,
for the year ending June l, 1860, amounts to
lib. The following is a list of the crimes
and the number convicted upon each:
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rENMANsIIIl

IUOIHu o. iOU
A resolution was passed changing the name
Of the Mt. AHbaFp to the Sixteenth District,
and the second subdivision of the Fourth
to the Seventeenth District. Adjourned.
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FOrtune.telllng and PhrenolOgy.

A Ii PERSONS WISHING no KNOW
"A their future prospecis can have them correctly
corner OF Elm, whore she may be Consulted on. all
matlers CONCERNING l2ss, msrrieFs eo1rtahiR. law
matters, business ahirn, and Will tell tho nnie OF
the lady or gentleman fheg VIII marry also the
name Of their visit0rb. w ie29-c@
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WANTED : ATTENTION Important Secret
H., will lecture on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS, at Il o'clock A. NJ, at her ONCE,
northeast corner of Race and Sixth-sts., Room No.
2, Consultation hours from A. M. 70 p. M, or
through the Postofice. Mrs. Burleigh has brought
from Europe remedies for female diseases which give
positive and immediate relief. jel2-am
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FOR SALE.


W7NOR SALE-The Good viii and Fixtures Of a
II desirable Store in the central part OF the city,
suitable for any genteel business Rent low and
posse sion given Immediately. Address ID. r., Press
office, stating where an interview can be had e3O-b'
ENOR SALE-sHOEsToRE RE Good stand and
~ fresh stock, with fixtures. Small stock. Ad-
drese, through the Post0tice, SHOESTORE, stating
where an interview can be had, Je3O1b'
ENOR sALE-Flags, American Ensigns and
~ Btreamers from 20 10 40 feet long. For sale at
No. 23 East Front-street. . : -
je2T.fe EDWARD KNIGHT.
dNOR SALE-To sell or buy Mortgage Notes,
" Business Paper, or Real Estate, go to w, III.
PHILLIPS, SO West Third-street. ie27-f
NNOR SALE--A Sixty. foot CANVASS TENT.
n Apply at VIM. WALKERS Brewery, northwest
corner Of smith and Columbia. je26-he
WNOR SALE-A Retail Stock Of Groceries, No
r. tlOns and Variety Goods, with the good will OF
a well-estabshed business and hye years lease on
store, Also, a good Building Lot In the most I'm
RELIED to quit business, will offer the same on very
favorable terms, For further information apply at
the corner Of Third and Greenupstreets, C0yington,
Kentucky. Ie26-aw,
HNOR SALE-steam Engine and Boiler, now In
y use at Nos. 90 and 1O1 npt-street, where
they can be seen at any time. Engine-Cylnder,
inches diameter stroke feet, governor and Judson
valve attached, and cast-iron bed, Boiler-Length,
Y feet diameter, Ss inchssa pptsoN WILSON
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FOR RENT.

WNOR RENT-Two RooMs--At,231 Central
E ay., suitable for small family. Apply on the
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SCHOOL BoARD-PRocEEDIS LAST NIGHT.
The Board met at the usual hour last night,
President King In the Chair. The minutes
Of the previous evening were read and
adopted.
The following changes relative to the
course Of study 70 be pursued in the District
Schools were adopted; r..ti-.
Report Of Committee on Sdiories.--Y Your
Committee 70 whom was referred Revision
of the Course of Study, respectfully propose
the following, viz:
Section |. In conditions Of transfer 10 A
Grade of intermediate Schools, instead of
ION Mental Arithmetic again to Section 25
(reviewedl" read, "0n Mental Arithmetic to
Section 25."
Sec. 2. In studies of A Grade, omit "And
Bookkeeping 10 Single Entry" We also
propose the omission Of the entire second
years course of A Grade.
Sec. 3. In Grade B, Of District Schools,
read the first sections Of Rays Second Part
Arithmetic.
Sec. 4. In studies Of Grade A, omit the fol-
lowing; "In this Grade the textbook in En-
glish Grammar (Pinneos Primary Grammar)
may be used, or the instruction given orally
at the discretion of the Principal of each
school" And in conditions Of transfer to
Grade B Of intermediate Schools, instead Of
reading ''24 sections" read ''l3 sections" and
after Second Part read, land shall be fa-
| miliar with their textbook in English Gram
mar" Respectfully submitted,
WIN. H. HARRISON,
L. HARDING,
CHARLES B0NSALL,
F. H. R0WECAMP,
o. N. BUSH,
L. II. SARGENT,
The Superintendent submitted his annual
report, from which we gather the following
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~ANTED-Af few moro good Business Agents.
Wv Send ten cents in stamps, by mail, to Box
1,192, Cincinnati, Ohio and you will receive cir;
'rlar, with full information. fine opening for all
who are out Of employmenH No better can be
iOund. Je22-u
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WNANTED-A sITUATION-In a wholesale
w Liquor House us Salesman, by young man
tha understands the business is willing to travel,
dasircd; has large acquaintance; can give best
city reference. Address NJ. NJ, Cincinnati POST
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ZxyANTED-A GERMAN GIRL--To do tho
w work Of q small family on Walnut Hills. Ap-
ply at the Press Office. - 7 ~ je27-df
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FLASDERs-NoRRs -0n Thursday evening Dec. n nv
inc Rev James hillett, at his residence Mr. CHARLxs
fiAsDHRs, 70 Miss MARY O. MORRIS, all or this CITY,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Wednesday, Jan. g. at San
gerues, by the Rev J. X. Wardie, Mr. JOHN Fowls OF
new York, TO Miss SARAH +. FEATHsToS OF the forner
place. Nv AS'A1
Rhinebeck and saugerties papers please COW.
hkkkoS-ikwN-On Monday, Jan. q by Rev J. q In.
this city. A""A'' '''A W
MuIroRD-Tolxa-- Wednesday Jan. NV tta Raw
8 8 Strong, Of Saratoga Springs, New York LEWIS ]
beth OF Brooklyn. >'''
suASSox-NoRaAx.- Bergen Point, N. j., on Tues
day jan g. st the house Of M Charles Davis the brides
unole by the Rev. Samuel O. Davis asssted by the Rev
Cornelius R. Dufe, LyMGsrox A. SHANNON Of BROOKLYN,
to Many A. youngest dsughter Of the late David b Nor
gan, Washington, d. O.
SaAW-fm.-At Utica, on Thursday, Dec. %, by the
Rev O. Lincoln ct the residence OF the BRIDES father,
CaAnB SHAW, OF New York, 70 MMDwRx A., daughter
Of Jonathan G. TN, Esq.
Also. It tlls above tnae and place, BY the above,
wnIMH ,. OMrxxDxx, Of New York, 10 CARoLE g.,
also daughter Of Jonathan g. TIN, Esq
VAN y0OArnns- HUEGERYoRD-On Wednesday, Dec. n,
By the Rev j. Ooiel, Mr. IsAAc VAN voolxas, Jr., OF
Lyon Lake, Msh., TO Miss nmu HUsauSosD, Of Newton
Mich.
Connecticut psyers please copy.
WmsoS-FKIC1sn1 ON Thursday evening, Dec. 81, by
he Rev. John Thomson, fSosus r. WILSON, OF Newburg
" Y, TO Mss EizAmm FnsvcHKR, OF this city.
zxnMA-FRAEKrM-0naui, Sunday Jan. l, 1t s. Matthew's
,hurch, by the Rev. Mr.. So 6mann, HKSRy ZnIsKA to
Miss BERraA FRANKLIN, both Of New York city.
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Rev. DIR. CahfIl ON AssrWnomy.
SECOND LECTURE.

The second lecture Of tho Rev. Dr. CaI In bis astro
nomica course, was delivered at the Academy Of Music
last evening, before audience which, 10 were moi
numerically a. strong that Of Tuesday evening" was
In every respect - respectable md enthusiastic The
reverend gentleman, who ncst cordially received
began by reviewing the principal points Of hs first
lecture, and with great eloquenee and simplicity
disooursed on the great laws which he had pre-
viousy brought before his audience ne then proceed
cd 70 consider the Constituent parts Of the asmos-
phere, and in his eucdaoa OF this part Of his theme
he evnced the most unbounded learning snd research
he was very frequently loudly spplsuded especially when
ms very popular and scile mode OF expoundng absruse
difcuities In science was most clearly dscerubfe The
chemical uses OF the atmospheric parts discussed
In the lecturers usual simple yet brilliant styn The
review and the illustrations Of the Rev Dr. being simple
and yet 80 beautiful drew forth the uproarious ap
Pisuse With the same ability which characterizes him
IN everything he attempts Dr. Cahn continued TO explain
the difference existing between air and wind tropical
rents, solar calor and storms On the permanent eas
ITCHY Of air. be developed many and interesting
facts and In relation 10 It's height uses and intention, he
very beautifully discoursed To explain perfectly TO
his audience the nature Of air, he dwel for
some time on the weight Of fluids, showing that
mercury Is thirteen times heavier than watcrtha s
general thing whom pure. The xsod,1 operands for
weighing air was then scientifically explained the Ice.
turer giving the audience considerable Information
gathered In hts personal experience.
The lecture throughout perfect. The Doctor was
In better health than the occasion Of his first essay
Of Tuesday evening" in consequence Of the cold-exhbi
cd the most unbounded satisfaction at the instructive
lecture of the reverend Doctor. This evening an In
structve and more interesting lecture will be delivered
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VAN NzS.-on We tnesday, Jan 4, after psinfaI H.
ness ALoSzo M onIy child Of Cornelius and Anne W
Ness, aged years ii mon tbs and days.
me friends and aoquaintA uces Of the family
specaiy invited to attend the funeral on Frdar ssr-
out further invitation.
San Francisco CAL, papersplease ,ropy.
WMrrx.-ln Brooklyn on Wednesd W morning, Jan. &,
OF wnoopng cough, MANuErA, infant d. lighter OF David
and Abigail 8. Whpple, aged two months
The friends Of the family are respectfi, invited 10 At
tend the funeral Friday Afternoon ., one CLOCK o
362 Carlton avenue.
wosxxAS-On Tuesday, jan ., Aw wosA xAs, Il
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 a.
tend her funeral 1t ten O'Clock this thursday loren ss
rom la0 East Broadway.
Gloucester (rngandj papers please COPY.
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- abortiye. that sm.'

mus aoorve; that ap.. rauaa,,on .e,r ooud Only
degrade the white, wh". eievatng the black that he
oonsidcrse and humane attributes that for the ost
,., Uacterze the institution Of slavery rs Is known
ps.. e. placing the weaker under the care and pro-
tcct;o s,rSnger race is productive Of real
bsnnns ., " N than has ever before exse
uanss 70 sns ,bIo ar Improvement, which the in
snrxan,0 sun sSsce Va phiisntn,, nsts may reard but
cannot promote that EVOLVES duties an on
the part Of the savcowner Of the highest cha. Or
which he alone is responsible such as should b. un
willing voluntarily 10 assume. ut had 10 been my l0
should have tried 70 perform. GOUY. KEMBLE
CoIDSPRNG, jan 2, 1880
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY S, 1860


contest sayers proved the victor In two hours and eighty
five rounds W
oa;i.,, A.. -. .s~-.r
snip or England. William Perry, better known a. the
ton slasher then held the champions belt and the
snaknge OF sayers wAs regarded, even by his own
man who had fought Oft aud successfully In the ring He
was over six feet In height l7s lbs In weight aud most
powerfully built They met on The 10th June, 1885, and
the science and activity Of Sayers enabled him 70 gain
easy victory Since that time he has proved SUCCESSFUL
over Bill BENJAMIN (twce, Tom Paddock and Bob Bret
His height only feet 81 inches, and weight lb2 lbs,
and remains to be seen whether hc pracnsed science
AID experience will avail him against mo American
champion.
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wheeler & wilson's Sewing Machines.

Wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
METHODIST Book C0NCERN,
100 xuLHERRY STREET, NEW YORK. !
Being in constant rccpt Of Inquiries from our brehren 70
purchase have, 10 conjunction with some lady Friends
carefully and thoroughly examined the various machnes OF
wheeler wilson Manufacturing Company 500 Broedway
New fully combine the essentials OF good nsru.
rnent and such a. confidently recommend Having
seen results from their In and The
Of our friends desrous that their benefits
should be shared al brhen and hence have interest
ed ourselves In their behA With best wishes your
ABEL eTEvENS THOMAS CARLTON.
JAMES FLOY, j. PORTER.
DANIEL WIBk J. BENZ. EDWARDS,
DAVID TERRY, WIN. A. COX
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Married. - 5000
Rxovr--, ruoxn-M warwick, r. l., on TuesdAy,
jan 8. NV The Rev silas. NJ Crane d. D., .. D~ss
BnowH IL New York, 70 MARY ANNA, daughter Oh a. L.
G. .s ~, IN Annros-On Wednesday, Jan 3, By the
u Z, % DonbAs, NJ. JoaS CAssiAi. 81 XSl.e AA--AAA
<[nnn'. To Nrs IAsr + HAxHzOs, q NeGNofx-.
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Drawings az the Delaware State Lotto.
ries.-W0OD, EDDY 4 CO., Managers-
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY ANp MISSOURI STATE
DELAwARx-ExrRA Class No. s, JANUARY Z, 1850.
70, 20, II, "a, 49, IS, 1S, 23, 80, IS, Is. "a, Al.
DKLAwARE-CLAss No. 6. JAHuARY L. 1850.
10, ~, l6, "a, 78, 50, 81, Sc, 8, 10, 40, SO, IT,
Circulars sent free Of expense BY addressing
WOOD, EDDY co. Wilmington, Delaware
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-----~A---------
Court Caller dar-Thfs Day.

court Catendor-Vhts Day.
SrPREAx CouRr-Circut~ Part Mos o. 81 101, 103,
100 l07 100, Ill lis, llb No. ILL., 123, l25 1, 49,
lsi, 1873, 1871, 13e.
SUPERIOR Court Part I-Nos. 1, is, 123, Us, 1877,
41 Isl, 1853, 1853, l6l l63 1885, 1885, 1877 Ill., l7S III
49, lS3, 1856, 1877, ls9 Part Mos 60, 100, 1O2 lO4
leo, 164.
COMMON PIEAs.-Part Mos e5, 81, Sc, SO, so, 90,
81, "a TO l0l, inclusive Part 2-Ncs 81 TO 10, ncusve
rs, so, 81, 80, SO.
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ABeautfful Com pick ion.-Laird'sLi quAa
Pearl beaufyng and preserving The complexion ana skin
sS9 Broadway.
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Boots and shoes.-Waterproof
Double SOLE warm fur lined and WOOL
TRAVELLING BOOTS LE0GINS, BUCKSKfN SHOES,
And everything desirable for winter for
LADIES' gents and boys ut
BROOKS, 675 Broadway and l50 Fulton street
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Brady's Gallery, 643 Broadway, Corner
Of Bleecker street. Holiday Presents-fvorytypes superb
and appropriate style Of Picture for Ho day Presents Also
rcotype6
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Gents Robes de Chambre-At Less than
cost, TO close out our immense stock
BA1I.OU BROTHERS. 400 Broadway, ny.
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12 Likenesses Taken In Ono Sitting, q
given for ST. by HOLMES patent combination
Old gallery, 2l5 Broadway.
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
burglar Safes Isl Broadway corner Of Murray
street, New York.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou:
peesThe best IN the world surpa:sng all msde sold ana
spplied Al tho mandatory, 70 Bond street.
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estimated that the oensus Of 1850 win NOT give ese
than 900 for the coored population Of the United
Sates increase perfectly unknown In The history Of
the race and when compared With results IN Cuba and
the E1glish colonies appears very extraordinary.
But let FOR moment to the FREQ blacks and run
swsys IN all Northern cities, crowded In celas q
in equad hoveb In tho midst Of nlth and vtce, degraded
to the lowest depths Of hum.nisy, sinking cus exss-
Thh emancipation. Here, indeed, y field In which The
sen styled friend Of the negro may exercise al hie hu
manity but his vielon scattered the face q the
earth and be nothing al his own door. Tel -, We
pray you what be done for those poor creatures who
are passing away by thousAnds like mist before tbs
morning brecze, leaving NO trsse behnAi But not %
here alone. In jamaica nom population Of Se0,0o
at the time Of the emancipation, the decrease according
to government returns in five years was 10 o0o Nor
g. Domingo, from the best information that we car pro-
cure an exception to the general rule.
10 conclude, cannot but think that The moral and
physical d6erepe which separates the white from thu
black race ID n 10 be overcoms that the superior mora
and nfelecViat power Of the white man must Away
render lin ,edo.Laa tAi Provtdeocs hss - ofar =.
Il. sad oi eli attempts 70 place them o. - eauAiA|
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BY Arrangement The entire sock Of Winter Clothing and
Winter FuInishins Goods rsmainag h.nd the Ist
must DO closed We therefore offer tho remainder Of
elegant stock Of d. Devln Co, comprsing complete
soents Of Overcoats, Dress Snis Busine. Suia Boys
tuniy ihst VIII rarely occar q laying IL supply Of elegant
DEvLrN, HUDSON CO., 2sS, 20, 80 Broadway.
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Closing Season Of Furs ut Cost.
WHITE, 2l6 Broadway, opposite ST. PAuls church.
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123 Lots, Lying Between sllth and
2I3h stree4s Broadway and Harlem river-Beiug tho
balance Of the great sale Of the b7 lots Of the Dyctman
tate Which were not cold Ihnr:ds for want q tine viii
Thursday ns1 Jan 1880 st II O'Clock, 81 The Mechans
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Brooklyn Gallery OF Art.-Wflliamson
BROS, two forty nine Futon street
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aourAud,s Poudre Subtitle Upr00ts Hair
from low foeheadA upper Lips Of any pa OF ne body u
Walker otreOA
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Crfstadoro's Hair Dye, wigs ana Tou-
peesbe best In the world wholesale and retail and the dye
privately applied. No. Aston house tEf
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Gents Dress Hats and Ladies' Fancy
FurA WHITE batter, ZIG Broadway. opposite q. Psui's
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Tho Drawings OF the Sussex County and
conssNdAaed Lotteries of Delaware.
FRANCE, BRoADBENTs 4 co,

The Legislature Of the State OF Delaware at W last session.
nAymg nyeo 70 France boadben Co lottery contract for
by tho Governor Of sad State supentend
aid lottery do hereby certify that the following are the mum
bern drawn This day
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SUSSEX CouxrY-CLAss 8. JANUARY T. 1900
40, 16, 1s, rs, 10, 81, As, A, ~, 80, 10, 10.
CONSOLIDATED LorrERy-CLAs G, JAKuARr 4 1860.
II, So, GA, %, IS, %, n, 10, 49, 20, 81, 4s, Is.
Witness hands at Wilmington, Dell this day Cwednes
day),January 4, 1860.
JOHN DALE
ALFRED r. WOOrTEN,\
FRANCE, BRO ADBENTs / CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware
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d X. X.
Nv. Railways Regulating Pills should be used IN ali casa
OF biousness dyspepea costvensas constipation
els arrangement OF the liver arc bilious secretonA headaco
irregular action Of the heart weakness
hdneys inflammation Of the bowes stomach or Eidneya
dose Of Rad ways Regulating Pills will once rcmove H.
ard comfort 70 the patient
In of fever, either bilious typhoid yellow scariea
fever and aeue ship fever, consssve fever Al
classes Of fevers few doses Of Railways Pio wl
York city '
where
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d r. r..
~. kadways Ready Relief viii instantly stop tho c.
circulating palms and arhes burns, seAds cuts wosu1
bruees de- thereby rendering Important that every fsv
should keep supply Of IN tho house Armed with thi
remedy ahouashold always protected against sudden A.
ip from rheumatism neuralgia, cramps spssms darrho
cholera, Ac., and ests all disease, -
RADWAf CO.'S principal office, No q John street. Nav
York city ' 49,
r. Remedies sold by druggists and sorekeepers every
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w srsss "a gSs ,gs "a s SILVER wArc lrm
in The City Is 70 b., four SILVER WATCHES SO,
IS be eoDsi.1 rec S,n - {. q @ AhaEks Hs s4v
he enable NJ ers IN England sad swissssiasG
lowest a" W very large assortment and 49,
and ~ ces rAches taken In exchange Waiehsl 49,
-wcSkmsa- GEO O. AII.GH
Importer of Watches and JoVvavv
'. a. I<~~la ~, door be5v CAaA. sircsk
E~0efiy u VAL uceoS
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TINE BREATHISa ORGANS
J. r. sTAFYORD'S
OLIVE TAR,
AND
IRON AND SULPHUR
POWDERS,
ann cY efsJEf(sS

j. r. srAFYoRp's ooNgyW ,rrox
OLIVE TAR BkOG trrfs
IRON AND S SULPHUR soRST S aKS
Powders, .rraAM ~
ARE SYECIFfCS BLEERfM ,nr3 rsnc
FOR DISEASES OF w ARRH"s
THE BREATHING ,ruooS aOJJP
DREAMS Who-~ ma
when Tar 10 tDhaSeo ha hsnnnG assn,,c 49,.
hrought ~ nes And III tse membranes -
INTERNAL PAINS CEAsk wnAS OLIVE FIN -
Sore ,br ess coughs. colo fpiamnaAttoa av..r,.
M Essn pnsnSsj~s srrains kraw I've Tar Applied
fheun~~"' ~ burns, "a
! r. srAyronps IRoH sulpuU ,p,~
fuA'' snD -"-vrr Tur II BLOOD
Arp RrCuL icKsrIvE OnoAxa
A.. uu. ,,isd circular conainin Arn ALL Sxossroa
an ncy sw Fso f,h avenue S,estfnaontsls from
simeon Draper, ESQ, tankar,I !cr1w sork
LAC y Fowler, ESQ PostmM I0
Thnrtow weed. ESQ, Albany. '%' Nc" xorK.
aer T,u6 Green NsAhingtoo n ~
Soi Samuel Colt, Hsrtford,e W
Coj Cha y. g. A..
Rey. Edward Bright, New ort
Rev. Or. Leonard, Exeter, a. r. r
Rev O. y. A. Spinning, aternr,. ~
And large nun Der Of oths prominsnt Y.
Illustrated = .ircular free .pefeoos-
Olive Tar % cents eos .e ~ O. ,py mall
PowderS 81 package an char mts ~ mail POI paG
Gold by druggiss My New Iovess.
wholesale 1scnryt sCHIEF SwweeXwrHSs.~<CNE
Corner OF WI lam and LIN psse
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OUR LADY READERS, IN CITY Oh COUNTRY. Wa,
e.erc;se true econeM{ snd syod much =
her Machines and Hrst class Operxaoc Dresmang d -
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