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A1ER.S
Ague Cure,
FOR THE SPEEDY CUBE OF

SPEEDY CURE OF
intermittent Fever, Fever and AGuss
Remittent Fever. Chill Fever, D1mb AgSes
and Bilious Fevers. indeed for the Whole
class Of disc asses originating i'm hillary de.
rangcment, caused by the Malaria OF Mies.
matte Countries.
We are enabled here to offer the community q rem
edy which. while il the above complaints with
certainty, is still perfectly harmless in any quantity
Such remedy is invaluable in districts where these
affecting disorders prevail. This CURE" cxpels the
miasmatic poison of FEVER AGUE from the sys-
taken the first approach of its premonitory symp-
1t is not only the best remedy eyeE yst
srsd ior this caaea ~ esuQl4 ~ - u. aeeazs
6fcts, where FEVER AND AGUE prevails every body
should have it and it freely both for and pro-
lection great superiority of this remedy over any
of Intermtents is that contains no Quinne or min
eral consequently it produces no quinsm or other
injurious effects whatever upon the ttution Those
cured by it left healthy if they had never had
the disease. -.
Fever and Ague not alone the consequence Of the
miasmatic poison. "A great variety of disorders arse
irritation, anong which ars Nea,.tgia, Rheu-
aatisn,, Govt, Headache, Bkadaess. Toofkache. Ear
ache, Cator,h, asthma, Pa,itation, Painful fectoN
of the Spleen, Mysteries Pain the Botcels, Colo.
Paralysis and Deranyenaent of the Stomach, all OF
which, when originating in this cause, put on the
intermittent type, or become periodical This CuRE
expels the poison from the blood, and consequently
immIgran persons travelling Temporarily re-
siding in the maarous districts If taken occasionally
sexcreted from the system, and accumulate in
sufficient quantity rpen into disease. Hence il il
more valuable for protection than cure and few
will suffer from Intermittents if they avail them
selves of the protection this remedy affords.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER 8. CO., Lowell. Mass.
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Aug. l3th, 1854
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From the Newark Mercury
- During the war of the Revolution
there was Pesce Party in the United
States. The members thereof were de-
nominated Tories. They insisted on the
inadequacy of wrongs suffered by the colo
niss to justify resort to arms; insinuated
that the colonists had provoked the severi-
ties of which they complained; dissuaded
their friends and neighbors from joining the
army of Washington; magnifed the Difficult
ties to be encountered: gave aid and comfor,
TO the enemy; exultec in the successes Of
the royal arms, and felt gloomy and de-
spending when the con.inentals achieved
triumphs.
There was Peace Party during the
War of 1919. The members Of it were
called Federalists. They detained against
the horrors of battle fields; exsgger
ated the cost OF armies and navies; be
walled the destruction Of commerce and the
disorders of the currency; amplified dolorous
statements Of taxation to be borne and OF
ruin 10 be incurred. ~Thsy communicated
important intelligence to the foe; encouraged
him to predicate hopes of success on internal
discussions. burnt blue lights to show him
when and where to strike: and paraly sed
the arm Of the government to the utmost
extent Of their ability. They held ia
nous Peace Meeting at Hartford and the
result was that all the men who participated
in that convocation were consigned TO an
Immortality of shame.
There is = Peace Party in the country
now. 1t is difficult to say what the mem
.hAgs thereof will adopt IS thair cognomen.
- :...sS ss lI1unlaoa ~ tn. .xieas and none
parties. and compound the twoiuto tho mos
preposterous accusations against loyal men
and into the shallowest Qualifications Of
themselves. In remote school houses. in
unfrequented garrets, and dismal dens they
bold local meetings. to aid the public en-
envy and to weaken the national govern
nent.
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~Thomas Francis Meaghcr. the e!o
quens Irish orator. who was Captain in the
famous 69,h Regiment. which did such
magnificent lighting Al Bull Run. condenses
the history of that day in a single paragraph.
which We quote from his article on .'the last
days Of the Goth in Virginia.
Concerning the advance from Centerville.
the battle, the retreat. the alarm and confu-
sion Of the federal troops, columns and vol
umes have been filed. / can add nothing
to the history Of the day but my testimony.
that wherever the federal troops had lair
chance-wherever. indeed. they had the
slightest opening even-there and then they
whipped the Confederate forces, utterly
overwhelmed and confounGed them. In
every instance where the federal infantry
came in contact with that of the seeding
States did this occur. In no one instance,
not for second. did it happen that the
federal forces were driven back by, or re.
ceivsd the slightest check from the Southern
infantry. We yielded to their batteries, and
despite of every effort and detsrmin alton
were compelled to do so. 1t was impossible
for men to override that tempest. Three
times did the Sixty ninth launch itself
against H. Three times. having plunged
head foremost into Its deadliest showers.
was il hurled back. We beat their men.
:heir batteries beat us. That is the story
Of the day"
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Two stJ les Of tho instrument ready for
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Indianapolis, ind.
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MOOD TURNING.

few pieces desirable patterns grain and three
IA pig earpsking ~ Hfeh Viii sell Nes Aae-
ton prices SxRATIAl 4 SOB.
Sfh 10. N, IoG1- ~
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SDomestic jars. when concealed. are half
reccnciled. ''Tis double task to stop the
breach At home and mems mouths abroad.
Men spend their lives in the service of
tneai psssiens. instead of employing their
passions m the service Of Their lives.
SA il easy to love on, fe,lov.mer 10
49,. ~ sneu' and you VIII be sure to love
sihaA manss..os b upright before God
VINO = salsss m his daaines Win men.
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KHeLAxD's CorroH PRnsPrcrs.-Si,
Charles Wood. in recent speech in the
House Of Commons, stated that there would
be exported from India to Great Britain. in
the course of the present year, three humid
rcd thousand bales of cotton in excess of the
quantity shipped in any former year. II is
evident that England is stimulating the
growth Of cotton whsreves the climate is
favorable 10 its growth.
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"a HiuHMOND n
. NURsH y

suNHE undersigned has fer thefa safes large ,ts.k
L Fruit Trees sa.oeS Apple aud io.oao Cherry Trecs,
Pear Trees Peach fr es. HeaShten.s aeas-herry
.ooe Ever rosa six hsh
rrees streets md
SC, Sc. Alse very >sTeriar stock % green house
plants The AttsGttea of wholesale aud asaers,
and persens wishing anything his ine. 10 nv,-d
exAmtn his prices
eiled.
Holm J. COMFY.
Aug. 18th, 1851. 3dst
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Horse-Shoeing Harness!

, Horse-Shoeing Harness.!
HNHE undersigued having purchased the right TO all
u the unsold territory for THOMAS PATENT Horse
Shooting Harness is prepared dispose OF Territory
In states, Counties. Town ship and shop Rights.
To those unacqgan with it. il be proper
that il is perfectly safe cheap and substantial
10y the Of which the vicious and horse
mule ean be the shesi danger the sitr
animal holding them firm Without straning them In
The least For further information address
NJ. Ii. b o N ID,
April i2. ls60. ISL Richmond Ind.
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Nsg Edition.
UynE TRIBUNE ALMANAC


new sdion i now eae5 .onAiats 'hs me :" =, S5
,nroa Csb'ret the r toe rev hin'es 70 i'Us"
Goye,uen,s ard other interesting politics. nt'tef
CoETBEr6:
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATION AND CALENDARS 4"
,is year 1851
covFPNMENr OF TEE UNITED sIATEs-E,eeltve
pxVoys yXTRAoRD1NAlY AND MINISTER'S REsE-
DENT Gom the United states At Foreign CoaHs
SENATE OF TIE UMIGD STATES. Members o. P0ha'
cally Classified -. ,-,,,,.,.,,
uoi,sT or REPRESENTATIVES, or THE UNITED
sTATEs. Politically C,afs.hso'
xyXyIITH CONGRESS tsg7ss chosen Politically Classified
FREE HoNEsTEADs o. TIE Action Of CengTess On tnS
g,u Of grating Free Homesleods to Actual SeueIs on
oPubc Domain neladius she Bl passed o 'c 'iP''''
and the Presidents fcto thereof
pFPVELICAN NATIONAL PLATFORM foT 1900
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC tDops'af) PLATFORM fl[ Is5h
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC tnreciirHdssl PL.AIFOjuA iof
1862
NATIONAL Union BEN PLAIFORN. ior 1860.
YLFCToRAL VOTE og THE SEVERAL STATES foR
PRESIDENT.
SECESSION OF soUTB CAROLINA.
TABLE OF TENf FRATURE5 FOR HonFn .MKkIcA
erT,d "A to- saisoln lEsiitutou. Sud containing the
Ie1Io sure Of tie seasons and tho Mean Iepsl-
tue Of Year l56 Points in North Ai1ees pIDe"y
,he United stote- -
FlFcrloN RETURNS FROM ALL THE STATS OF
THF UNION cne.0lv compiled expressly ieI iuh
TgBrEs AIgANAc. .
,,.r on STATES. CAPITALS GOVERNORS TIIgs oR
LEGI5LAIlVE MEETING, GLSE"AL EhL'iAoNS,
POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT in 1882 1856; and 1867
IeIms-CGsb II adyance.
Price IA cents: p eoIies for 81 100 copies -, postage
paid By Express 81 per 100 te,n orders soheh.e 70,
x, as9 1850 80 SO 81 '58 'J9 and 90 Price 13 eens
EACH postage paid Address ThB TRIBUNE. Ne"-ioih
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hlo.,on,e Cejebrated Gold pens.-II

Moston's Celebrated Gold Pens.-ImPTovenents
sce Va the pschnery for manufacturing Gold Pens and
.rcc the tnb oIbcT Letters Pstent have enabled him
The 1any mperiecon hitherto unavoidable Ia thei
prodaoon and also TO bring the within the reach OF all
fb yyi9s pubic should know the following facts: COnsisr
Whiting onths is done cheaper with Gold Pens than with
steel therefore il 10 TO Gold Pens The Gold Pen
reans BY years OF continued while the Steel
changing BY eoosion aud therefore. perfect
snifoTDHy Of sng obtained only by the Of the Gold
Pen Tie God Pen always ready and reliable, While the
Ssse Pen be often concerned ard selected
erea n The Of the Gold Pen there great saving OF
eDe God capable If receiving any degree Of elasticity 20
sl e God Pen eSscty adapted TO the hand Of the writer
Nsere ID. nerves Of the hand andArTn injured is
osn be the by the Of Steel PeDs be sell
s God Pens at poes varying nom Is cents to according
goa Of the best Siesl Pens Sold by al dealers In the fDe
the country Wholesale and fe;s at the store No
winTeeeys eom, snds Pen or Pens corresponding
v1e and selected according description will Immediately 10
sent by NAL CT otheTwise. a. directed. Address
A. MORTON, No IS Maidenlane New. YORK
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Cbnntes for Bnsiness iilen.

A PARTNER WANTED, with from $1,000 20
IA cspa 70 e,ebish In this y the business ofSsW
ING DUCK CANVAS INTO HOSE PIPE for the Ceiiorni
Mines have inyeDted 4chine which will 90 ysd psr
day with seams Eat sInLofs Hean, and at csst OF
any other mode Of doins the same. wlh te'at
t.on acquainted with Cshfois mining For prtie
al4Ts call at Ne. % Beecker At, in store .. RICE.
4 MILK ROUTE for SALE, with HORSE and
~ WAGON-The cannot attend TO Il as he has other
business attend to. Inquire at No 39 Wst 2ost TIL sold
E'OR SALE at o GREAT SACRIFJCE-The
IL STOCK and FIXTURES Of the Grocery Store and Milk
DEPOT doing thriving business, situated In an excellent
location. Apply Oh the premises, No. 4Ol Hudsontt.
uARDWARE.-Aw wel-ass0rted stock lIALD-
j WARE aud CUTLERY, for SALE cheap, on easy terms
or viii EXCHANGE Tor REAL ESTATE STOCKS.
Apply 10 {. h. CHURCHILL Co.,
No. l26 Chambers st.
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TRON-CLAD STEAM VESSELS.

III
Il The NAVY DEPARTMENT viii receive osers ron pa
ties ~ho able % execute wok Of this ki"d nd who are
gagged it, Of which they MI furnish evidence With thS oh
Tor the clnstruc.ion Of ore IROS-CLAD SKbAS
VESSELS OF WAR, either Of iron of wcud and iron COM
bined for yc service % be Of rot ss than zen nor over
sixteen feet drs Of water to armament of NOM eighty,
hundIed aud twenty uns wesb with povtions aud
for from h1uded AID dI five q three hundred PEI
according armament FOR sixty days with coal 0r ciett
days. The smaller dan OF weer. compatible with e,be.
qnss will be preferred Tho vessel be nsssd With two
with virc-rope standing rigging 10 navigate al
general description sud drawing, u the srss ao! ssd
machinery such ss work executed fcm, will Be 70
quired 80,
whole exclusive Of aud Of oil Kinds the rate o.
speed proposed and must be panied by guaranty og @
proper execution Of the contract awarded.
Persons intend oer ue.ted Inform the Depart
sn Of Intention before tina 18th iD end TO haze
date.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13
CHAMPION PRIZE ENVELOPES in FIVE
Urn Coo6e.
A SSORTMENT uNEouAL.F

A SSORTMENT UNEQUALEp.
~ The large addition made to stock during 'h' pt!
Wetkof
NEW AND FRESH
good enabea % say without fear II -cIts5 b' .e
pecsent moment he complete and v"ii,o a.
t0r.ul.ut O! --- .-.~., ~,
HOrsT-FURNiSUING ARTICLES,
T. ory lns tt e- be found b NewY0lk Tie prices q
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Gmnssntents.
AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUM' AMERICAN MUSEUM
The manager bisy sa6ei in being enabled to snnounoe
to HE patrons the engagement oTthe most NovrrTy
M0NptRFUL AND EXTRa9BDIINAaRsYY N9yELITTYY N9yEITY
W9sEFTt AsP ssB ExTA0RRBssA EExxTTR0RBsA NUyEEF7
ever offered to the people OF New-forAa
LIVING MUS,
LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS,
LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS,
LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS,
LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS,
LIVING IIIpPOPOTAMUS,
IRON THE RIVER NILE IN EGYPT,
PROM Thg RIVER ME- IN EGGYIPr'
EaoM TIIE RIVER NILE 5 - g95rT gse65IcErprs
THE GREAT BEHEMOTu Or IllE sCRIeTURES
TIE GREAT BEHEMOTH OF TUE SCRIPTURES,
ThE ThE M4RyEL MARVEL Of o. TiiE TE 1SiaAE kSGD0M
te eny a9i o. he lind ever 9fSrsh 60 Aefe az S ba
G9'ef'o-t 10 ihs cSsStry o. y S'R =, E, e '''"
s5sT s6sT E&R; R&Sf HHSB No SESsGf
M9sF M95F RhSE RARE AsP AsD WoSDERFUE W SDERFUE
of al tn aain ecOn They have never been seon o., ei
GaaDlx PAsrs Pans, AMI the now oBered 10 te
CrIEss oE rHIs ME7oPoI and in each of these eees by
ss s 1S[ OF T.S 9s y 1nS asd ssss s1ss h VI"
WHAT rs IPl OR, MAN MONKEY
ruRE Whif& MHE4&N3fdR afdRdEs' VS. On MooEs
SEA LION. MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON MONslEh
SNAKES, AQUARlA HAPPY FAMILY LIVING SEAL
Ths Lecture Room Enter'.i ments embrace
PETITE DRAMA, NAUDEVi LIE. BUBLbiFA and
FAKCE
Pya company 'rlre nlu,ieal sud l,ams'io t.le.'
N.,s DhWRON. DOUBLE-NOlCED VOCALIST
Nile. MATILDA D. TOEUf,
The Talented Young Nioii 1T, &C.
Admission al' IS cent Children under 10 t cents
WINTER ARDEN.
w FAREWELL NIGHTS
MR. and MRS. w. J. FLORENCE,
OUR ANRnCAN Couple"
TUESDAY, AUgId 70. 1907,
Tllla IRISH HUssAR. -
Ater which,
HISCHiEYOUs ANNIE.
lruie tsaumDg cl l.acterl hLOhEN1E
Tn........... Fi-ohbNsb
Doors epen at :: TO commence at so.e.0's'
INSTITUTE OF ART, No. 625 Broadway.
II DUssELDORF GALLERY OF PAINTINGS
works Of American AEi.ts Sculpture 6c oE,u Day sud
Everipr Adnis,ion 25s. JAS W. WARD, Secy.
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kUGUST RRENTANO's
THE RIBUNE for 1851,
PROSPECTUS.

THE TRIBUNE j. printed large imperial sheet snd con
tsps ditors on the topics Of the bmos employing 1s
o,ns OF tho be- newspape wers Of the day Full nd Ne
ui ste,.eoee from he Scat Of WsT Domestic ard Foreign
Coespopdepce the Proceedings Of Congress- News byfeis
srh from al pas Of the World Reports Of Lectures Cly
NsWs Cattle Horse and Produce makeis Revo"' oi boon
IiraJy intelligence Psper MecheDcs and The Arts &C
We .hs ssLbeIo constantly labor to improve the quality o
the ipsrU,ive snertsinmen, afforded by THE TRIBUNE
which Intend shalt contnse 70 DC the l'st fh'y N'"p
per pubhshed IN the World
We employ regl'ar pad correspondents IN Jnrope in Cali
forns at the lshmus OfDaIe, Ia the Rocky Mountain God
a.son ord wherever else they requisite from the
more accessible portions Of country, VIC derive cor
Information mainly III. nufaous coTspondenso o. the
Press exchanges and the occasional letters
OF intelligent friends We aim print the cheapest general
newspsper with the fullest and most suhente summary OF use
fnnteligence that isanywbee Afforded. Hoping TO make
each day scc teat" and print better and better paper
from year year steadily enlarged through me
generous cooperation Of many wewisheTs we.o;I and
sb,nstor TO deserve continuance eipsOie favor
TERMS
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TV,e ,l,Il-.;neuiI Eouaves.

remarked yesterday very badsoIse LonaVe gonf d9n
bdaay and bearing gay lAe uni0Tm according " To fcnco
rtguaioas, foE the Ble Lousyes .
lie one OF tie members q the regiment DcW forming
anel e abe dire ioa OF Col T. dEpneuiL IHe
andhes. clothed IN the Vrlontee Arny y
lh Colonel eSopeIaon Of exofcor o tie
French Artillery, NJ VlgieI de NOntel wno hs lst been
nai0ed Licat.- Co.
The appointment fMa0 reserved foT AZ cee 81 great
aeut who is deity expected >, -,
s.esoazy d AZ Apply " eLtt bt &C. o. Cedar I hes~
a.srieis and Nc. CeutTc-st.
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CouzlssaRY- GTNERsl's DErAuTngNT, STATE OF
NHv-YoRE-CosNIt AIRY -0HsBaAIa OFLCr, (

Ths eisuimP udans OF each REGIMENT OF sho New
yerh Grsge siIin whi,h has been uusicied IN and is
,eged seyce Of 5e uaied Slater y strehS directed
&c oane az the and Equipments iaused TO their con-
,asd O deposited IN TIE ATmoIy Of ni regiment oT Scn
igecoa igy he deemed expeden aud + repo 81 once
10 tts nspa,nnent =,
Il having been geyreseatCd TO that Arms and EqeifS us
i nsng his state baye been chered for sale by mon s
sosrs OF State hereby caution a. persons rot
ie purchase scb and cgupmeuts as they W" ne Gained
sr6 taken wherever found by tins Depsrtueut.
BENZ. WEIGH, gK., Com@lsssEJ .teneIa
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-URCHOS-0ENRRiDs OFHcS, Aug.
Z. ---.--.-.---. l. -. .


Fhe following Act oi C0ugrces IN relation TO Ae
Core tho Medical Cadets published ior the incrsoh oi
81 co1cer-cd ~, ,-s,-,...,.
ntdS sai ol de Amy, Corps = Medical cadets, whote
y shah be dfesers IN the general hospitals and 20
sSnee endn 81 tn field under The dire tion and cou-
IoI the nedi eerl oene they shoh have the 'sme
~ md pay a. the military cad O. e West Point The, nun.
sS6 CITY Il Ge composed of young Of ibca ed
,to students medicine between tn 81 eighteen ord
tpreo who Ease reading medicine (ot two ytas
3 have atended least Of eetlrc9 "a edai
elge They shal ent To- yoT and ce sublcc! to the
rs. sc OF On ta- eorih day ofthe 81 ooDh
.. beif service The apoosch Of their DO barge s be re-
TceA be Sugcol Genera, ~ order II veteG InEI tty
ru, Re ie isvod ~ sn ano' her detail ofspI ioc1is
Apic4tisn be made 20 The S0geon General oI aon
,cp t the ccsp couoi1ity With The above act sthg u
ate Al, ae Of birth Qsco C rcsiencc peTcd OF nea4e
uds aud roasine csfs Of ihe dean o. tno coage
~ hen rot .bafbe ohc1asscto'v evidence g the "a.
hat the applicant atterdcd fcB courtc IN Htd'ca
ecne6e 80 ,-..
ThosC apr tiols must oiso ne hocomptri.o A "',
xia ' 0nG oTol character ard sound Iyea' .oncln N
stLstt-,ica.'. 81, ,.,
l,5g acthOrzog him 10 appear oefoc an Amy
goafd cf Ne1fc IA who will Us6e fp" y rep3t
hh csse F9ul among those approved by the boad ;he
sqsn O. Ia vii select s1ob number The te-Si.e may
tquIe. - -, .-t.,....
.e Of co1rsa 0ppcson. 30 be ooccessia should be
,fepry e Surgeon Gene al who viii direct the can
,.s.5r In Wsthsretor and tho City of Eew.lorS.
r. c MOOD, Aelrg Surgcor-tsereISl
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Gonsc furnishing @ooos.

4 NOTORIOUS FACT. -REFRIGERATOItS
~ AZ les than Whoass'o prices; slLtERPLATED WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY COOkINB UTENSILS, &c, &c. sl less
prices than any other hguse IN lh- trade
b. u. BAssfORD. Cooper Insitu,e.
L'OE REFRIGERATORS Water- Coolers, Cut
lery Mosq1ito BUI, Tea rtys Peramblli!rs ba'sets
,yood,iS ws,,. a. 20 70 DELMARS, No i06 broadway.
YMANr REFRIGERATOR COMPANY, No.
H. Ha.hi1siol -eiIiscratoss for Families Cooling
T,u,.t Tor Hotrs Muies. Packing and baushsf honff
sas,ma. Gc hand and order tnot notice Naranse4
o. opsfs ..iacioy; surprising thing n use hitherto
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neal estate for Sale.

A PHYSICIAN in one Of the most desirable
"A locations in ysnia, would Ike to EhNHANGE his
DWRLLlNg-hOUSE ian elegant esidencol and PRA CTlCE
with Physician IN Of the Western North western
states. or would SELL II preferred For particulars sddress
PHYSICIAN, Box No. ,239, Philadelphia Post Office
COTTAGES and FARMS for SALE.-Nlnc
~ acres Jr 100; aeres $50 II acres s3Oi also
other Farms OF all sizes G. III. OLIVER Nc. 81 Liberyt
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