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For Young Ladies-Brooklyn'

Mrs l. JERNLtTAN BOW IN, fIV 7 ~
WI ton ST. BIookyn gives instruction n muNc A. 70
modern languages ana private Lesson. ~ ler
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AUTOBIOGRAPHY AND MEMORIALS or ICHABOD
" WAsHBUEN. By the Rev HENRY T. CHLiNEE. 49mo,
pp. -. D. LoIhIop & CO.
In this slight biographical sketch the author
has MT togethera variety fragmenary materials Mus
ratine the remarkable of master mechanic and
manufacturer OF Worcester Mass. MI Wasnburn arose
from the ohsclity ~ small country town IN Plymouth
County 10 the position OF head Of large manufacture
Ing house. tran acting an extensive business ana the
owner If On immense property. He was equally disn-
rui.hel for his utegence energy enterprise, public
snrit religious character, and liberal distribution OF
ls wealth The volume possesses considerable interest
as the memorial Of prominent and eXccllen man. al
though the cement Of the materials and the slip
ahod movement Of the narrative indicates but lnpcI-
feet literary skill practice on the part OF the editor
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IIUN LINE, -. .,,,,.
UNITED nTATIs NAIL STEA LEES;

GUioYH NAM LlNE, r,rr4 NAIL srrAnrns
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Leaving Pier 50, y. r. foot ~ KING At. . . -
V-YbJTNG ............... TUESDAY. Fen IL g r. m.
MAZDA .. ....'.... III r DAY. Feb. 25. 7:30 m.
NT.tON g.. -. IT rSDiE, Mach !. I a. "a
MONTANA ...,..... re - y ~. March l9 y. ~
M5DsIINt; 5000. Tt Is ~. Ngr"h. % a.
" These stnamers built ~ iron. IN ertght com
JaTinruls and are furnished with every requisite To N k'
the passage the Atlantic both safe and agreeable hay
ug bath room smokugroom drawn room piano Anl II.
sf"WarlcSS aud citersf
steamer Tho all on deck. thus rsErin;
OF all uxrics az perfect ventilation AMI
Ngir
CABIN PASSAGE (accoTdne 10 state room, 4j5 $50 aud
: INTERMEDIATE. 40: STEEHAGF, S2G.
OFFICE. No. 20 BiOApWAY. -...o>.
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Jn5irntIloil.
For Rows and Young Men-City.


For Bows and Young Men-City.
An Uptown Writing COlegc@1IIwyeelyn pGTlva a1S
~ les.ons success gusrantceJ Booksetplng, ~ ~
eyenps beautiful perors. first foor BoaiSay alid n >"
evening" D'"u OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH.
TTniycrsitv Grammar School, No. 10 broad
I yav near 4ldsL Primary. Commercial ana nIasscai Nc
paItmeuts II n. HOBBY, W. l. AKIN "A Il Fin'gi'''
For Young Ladies-Citv.
A MRS. and MISS STEERS,S SCHOOLS, NOS
Y. ~ East 4 7tlist. ana 50 West l6th-st
For Roth Sexes-Citv
DRT, SAUVEUR'S School of Languages
~ 1881 Broadway: New39a and eTee a., tie
hoo, PrvLG nr Iuct on al the residences o. lulir
,'V,,'cr ~orI.1 school n Amhcrtt College 0lIs Jn'
Ccsrs M be ready asrch IS For particulars ~
letter 10 Or. T.. SAUNECk
II and EiLME%TAFsY CLASSES OF Professor j. k[a1'
i5TaITs.iocltc West 2Sthst Iecpens OctpOi
SEViN AIRY Tor KirdcrParten teachers November Pr r
t.sof rams il one hfst rr0pagalOrsO OK lLt hir'
carton in Ener.ca Eraus iorlto punl anu -
~ Erale WIDOW IL assisted by On experience OF twenty
years IN Germany. EncianI and America
MISS BALLOW'S English and French Scho0i
vi tor yuunp aides aId ChdTog. No "a Las' |-us' va"
rcouen on TIursda'. SolhenDer 70
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Ocean StrunIers.

4 MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
The on Transatlantic Line gang under the AMENl.
CAS- FLAG. Sailing every Thursday from Philadelpha
BRITISH EMPIRE sails til ESDA1. Fob 10 q o. IN
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w Three Angc'S, hy Mary Randolph Sheets
tCiuciurst Robert Clarke COB Is dramatic reli-
.ous fantasy describing wonderful dream in which
me angels Of FAITH Hope, and Love were manifested to
troubled spnt bearing the balm OF healing and CON
ISOLATION ON their radiant wings The volume Is issued
IA an attractive form with Characteristic and
eApres.Iee illustrations by l.. d. Grafton II sets forth
the power OF faith and the efficacy OF prayer in delicate
poetcal prose- appealing 10 the devotional sentiment ID
lively ina NATIVE descriptions.
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AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

These rst-class steamships sal regularly at from
par 30 l.. North 1uycr. "a follows ... $1,000. - . 80
et'musnp "u.'Ip CAol II .WE2H E9DAf. EeD l;
unsurpassed Tor freight PaSsagcaD %
WILLIAM f. CLl De & co.. NO = BJWhnggrc"n
LANIJN BROS, Agents in Havana.
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For Young Ladies-Citv.
For Roth Sexes-Citv.

A MRS. and MISS STEERS'S SCHOOLS, NOS
n. ~ Iast 7th.st. ana 50 West l6th-st
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EAU II IL NAIL EANIsNllil iOIli ~ L.
L Sau,nc Canal ST.. North River
t,r An FKANCI- 90 via I-II Us OF PASAMA
-f..ir.-i.t. t tt.. y. D. 'ay. Feb. -. noon.
touurciinv Central AMI south Aucrtr" ana MEXICO
iuu. san flan,lScp Japan and China;
S'.aW,h.n CIITNA, Noln sdty, March .. noon,
Stc'u.uip CRY OF rEhING. Tuesday. AptI J. noon
.m.I.p ClTY or TOXIC. Ihurs'iAy Nav !. noon. -,
From -9u FRANCISCO Honolulu. NcW-LcAlinu' aud
Australia . .,.,,. ,-,,,,- ,,.,,.- e.. - roo,
tor rrpInht general Information. abby nc CompaiSs
Odlcc nf nrr Of Caral-si. North RIVER. .., ,,
lt>-en-,rf forwarded 10 AN iRN\Nir'p. 80 DIV I'll
t'lA Is. JNrAN. CHINA. NEN-/IALAND -. Al :.
.i.,IIA. sOUth AMERICAS, CENTRAL AMERICAN
"" 81 information in regard routes appy TO the
r.I..-..ir.r rptrtnl,at. Nu. 2J1 Br ItdW""
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Canada 30 Il Il
IOO.....bc. 56la
Bur OR & y Il
SO....be. rs
Chic. Is. s. Quincy
ll...bc lisa
No Kan & Texas
800 ..bc. 90
y J southern r II
100 be. "a
100 ...... 3
luN ga
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ON NEW- JERSEY.


~ Ferry station in NcwYork foot Of Libcrty-st
Perry station "a Brook OF OF FutOnst.
Commencing Nov 3D. S1S-IIans Leave New York. FOOT OF
Iibertyst. a. folO-si
ego i. m.-TOr Pennington. EasoD, Belvilere, Mauch
Chunk Tamaqua, WkcsbaIre, EmlIa DC. Connects AT
Junction With D. +. and w K. r. 49, ,,-.,
$40 mFOr High Bridge Branch. SchOoleys Mountain
Budd's Lake and Lake H0patcong. Easton hairlsDurR
Mauch Chunk Tamalna Haze.tOn w lkesDdIre ScfAhto'
MtllismspOrf. &c. -
pm.-Eor Pennington Faston. Naucl Chunk, Tamaqua
WilK'slaTc, Scranton TuukhanDOck, Iamaqua, Eal Ion
Reading. POttsyile HaTn-Durgh. &c.
p. m.-IUr High Bridge Branch, SchoOoys Mountain
Buid's Lake and Lake lioPacong East3n beIydee ana
MaUci Chunk. Connects az Junction WIN d. J. ana W H. H.
6jO p. daily.-FOr Laston. Allentown and HarHsoHg
7:i5 y. - For EsstOn.
For trains 10 local POINTS time iables at stations
SUNDAY TRAISS-Lc9ve at o. m, IL .. M Tor Bound
Brook ard intermediate points and ut $50 D. ~ for ka''on
Reading and Harrisburg. -.,.
Hoas OF tho "BIook and Ere Annex" make connection
Jersey CITY station and from Brooklyn and Enc Depot
Jersey CITY.
NAV YORKand LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave Red Bank, Long Branch. Ocean Grove
G a ll:4I a.. m. :, J:l1 p m.
Stages connect at Natawan station and from KEYPOEI
FREEHOLD and NEW YORK RAILWAY
foot OF Liberty St. for Freehold at
S:l6, 1l:45 a. III. t. 6:l5 p 10
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ LIN
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RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.

Carving the Belgian and United States Mails SaulDB
eve ~ days from Philadelphia and New ! Ork
NEDEELAND sails THURSDAY, FEB. 20 y a m
For rates or passage ana other Information apply 10
PETER WRIGHT SONS. General ems, vi,
SO7 Walnut AZ. Philadelphia ~ BroadNay new YORK
JDHN MCDONALD Agent y Battery place New IA
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lEM.YORK. HANANA and MEXICAN

~ MAIL p. s. LINE
Steamers leave Pier 10 > Sorth Hiyer at$pm
TOR HAVANA DIRECT and VERA CRUZ
Calling ProgrcssO, Campcachy and Froniera 49,,
CITY or SIN D .... ........-atuidlF ltp' - ~ -
CrIN WA~IIISGTp% tiIavana only THURSDAY Ten -
,,.lS OF NtkN CRtfI ...-... SATURDAY.. March
steamer leaves Neyrrsna Feb ~ ami Men II for vera
cruz. Mattnoru~. Tauirir, IuNHn. connection win
.i..r!oT for Havana, NrW-IoIN ana above potts.
j. ALENANDi'E * son, Sos. 81 and - Broad"aY.
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL. - Hamburg
I hmri,csn Packet CDmpapvs Line for PLYMOUTH !
CILPBOUEG. and H. MBCRG. 80 .
IIS.I NG Feb - iSUEVIA 29
VITA .... Irb "a TEI lA.....-..:: Ntr'h y
passage Plymouth. London Cher6onrR lamnnrE
au point, England scotland and Wales Fu-t CABIN
gold 500; Cabin gold $50 Stcciage, cutrencY SO
NUAVDT Il b RICHARD & BOAS,
General Agents, General Passenger Agtnis.
"
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TRIBUNE EXTRA No. A.. Price, Gents. TIE TRIl
UNES investigation Of the recent ctcon ~ south Caroh
showing how Republican majMirs Nere wiped out by nlu
dstiOn and fraud; also, MIR. BLAINEs SPEECH IN I'll
SENATE.
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" NITNTFN NEW UKh ANU IN MI
pier ~ Company AZ North River loot OF Morons 81
CANA "a. FrauEcu W edneSfaY, Jan lH7' p M
4, Wednesday. March. .. 3 y. nj.
! . IN nOI Sqnvi,cr..... Wednestay March 49, pm.
STEAMERS thus 10 seef1He passengers
e,ssdrawn Credit yOnnss OF Paris, I'm amounts 10 slI
l.nIIN DE BEEIAN. AgcnI, no. - brOndWiy
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I'M THE pR0pME1lC CONEERE

Y. CYPRUS-TRlBUNE EXTRA NO. ~.
CESSOLA'S LECTURES ON CYPRUS. Illustrated
OVER FORTY ENGhANINGS. IHce, 10 Cents
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NnRrnERN RAILROAD OF NEW.JERsEY.

Tram. rave for IngeNood. Cluster Piermont and Nyacs
= SO J4j a l. - J. 40. j5U $50 so' 1850. D. IN
C,udt,, . N aud top D. ~. Iho Il5O T. LII Tram VIII
l,.yr 3D. MiaGtU- Jtb SATURDAY nlShta
knuuri -rrug Valley and Money Z. 80 a. m 10 D. n
--L N \ AEEIlL. own LLsaL Az. ArM- 0LA.
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ENMAN LINE. ROYAL NAIL STEAMER!

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF EEtfIMOND........~AIUR DAG. Feb. ~ a m
CITY or BRi' ~SEiS ..... TIL UR-DAf Feb " $50 m
riiY or go, TtFh IT, DAY. rch g.
From Pier 81. y. T.. foot OF ChsTltOn-st.
CHIN 500 $50 and Sl0u gold Return tickets on faVor'
~ lt Terms.
~gF}.I.Nti.. t9S, currency. Drafts az lowest rates.
- ooa. rooms. smoking and bath rooms amdshpS
These steamers not carry cattle sheep OF pIaA
join q. DALE. Agent 81 and 80 Broa'iway, y. !.
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PersoaaL.-We bad the pleasure of re-
celying a most agreeable visit yesterday
from Col. F. a. Murfee, superintendent
q the Mississippi Military Institute and
Professor Of Mental and Natural Sciences
N that well.known Institute. Col. MUIR
fee has paid q visit 10 New Iberia for the
purpose of calling on some old friends
and former pupils. We regret the Colo
neI's early departure deprives us of the
pleasure Of seeing more Of him.
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PLEASANT BOARDING PL.CE.-Mrs. A.
L. tuselier, a lady we'll known to most
citizens of Attakspas, has recently
opened a commodi0us and most COM
Portable boarding house at Nos. Al and
10 Bourbon street, between Customhouse
and Bienyille streets, New Orleans. Her
old friends or those of the family, (wbo
are very numerous,) should patronize
this worthy lady when they visit the
city. Always refer to her lard in u
columns.
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CHEAP DRY GooDs.-Messrs. PENN
Bros, successors to the old and pouular
firms Of Pepin & Turcotte and late
Pepin & Broussard, corner of Canal and
baronne streets, New Orleans, this week
insert an attractive advertisement in onr
columns, wherein they offer ladies great
bargains in dry goods. These gentle
men possess unusual advantages for con-
Quoting business, and allow the public
to profit by it, when they sell so eh eaply.
Their goods are always as represented.
Read their advertisement and give them
a call.
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BOwie,sLife Preserv5ngSvrun

BOwie'sLif Preserving syrup
GRAND CArLLoU, TERREBoNNR PARISH,
La, March 25th, 167S.-Mrs. Bowel
willingly give you my recommendation
for your Life Preserving Syrup, and I
have seen its wonderful effects in my
own family by its use. Ny little girl
was taken with an Inflammation Of the
lungs, also had dropsy of the liver; l
tried everything without any good result
until | commenced the use Of Bowie's
Life Preserving Syrup, aud the effect
was wonderful. After using one bottle
the child was completely cured. l can,
without hesitation, recommend it for all
diseases originating from cold.
Very Respectfully,
j. o. BRASSET.
Price s l per bottle, or So per dozen
Address all orders to Mrs. Henrietta
BoWies. Live Oak P. o., T~errebonne
Parish, La.
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GAME-A NEW INDUSTRY FOR A1rAKA-
PAS Nov that We have daily trains of
cars TO New Orleans, our snort men and
people general Eay atilf2e thsir tzae
ny shipping all aarbIna asins ts tha sfss
we nave perhaHe greater abandaaas
Of game than can Dc found ID any other
portion OF the State, and if our people
but devote themselves to it, our wild
game would bring us a handsome reve-
nue.. Ship to some reliable merchant,
like Mr.. Charles Levy, No. So Rampant
street, New Orleans, and get best prices
and quick returns. Mr.. Levy makes a
speciality Of dealing in game. Read his
card in another column. Let this new
industry be fully developed.
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OLD VAGINA K1roHEN.--This d ! 10

OLD VIRGINIA KrroHEN.-This is q pep
ular name, and brings pleasant remind
ers to all who have been within the
limits of the Old Dominion. In select
ing this name for his restaurant, the
proprietor, VIM. Burns, has popularizsd
bis establishment. His house bears the
reputation of a frst-class Virginia
kitchen, and hence we take pleasure in
recommending it to nj readers who pre-
fer a restaurant to q hoteL, when they go
to New Orleans. Il is situated at No.
rs Camp street, q most central position.
Read the card in another column.
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HARDWARE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLE-
MENrs.-Messrs. Staufer, MacFeady q
Co. the extensive dealers in hardware
Of every description, and all sgEicultu-
raj implements used IN Louisiana, wish il
known that they are still selling at very
low prices. Their stock Of sugar and
cotton plOws embrace all those approved
by planters ; their line Of plantatio on
hardware is complete, and just at pres
emit they are pushing the sale OF Won
Phul q Mallonss cane stubble digger, an
implement which has no superior as a
l~abor.sayor. Read their advertisement
On our second page.
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JAMES u. PUTNAM.-This old sugar
broker and New Orleans commission
merchant. has removed his Office to Room
IS, Sugar Shed A.-that is, thetuppermost
Of the sugar sheds, on the New Orleans
levee. His friends will always find him
there or ON the sugar landing, during
business hours, and he will be glad to
see them. MIR. Putnam is u of the
ablest brokers in that city, as well as one
of the Oldest. Read his card on our first
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CARRIAGES AND HARNEss.-Messrs j.
A, Lnm q Co., the oldest carriage estab-
lishment in the South, and We believe
the only q which manufactures all the
buggies and carriages they sell, have
now on hand a fine assortment of bug
gies Of all styles, carriages well suited
60 town or country, harness, childrens
carriages, boys veloeipedes, etc. etc.
Now is the time TO make bargains in
their line, and TO secure the most snb'
st1ntially built vehicles. Give them q
call at their warerooms, No. IS Caronde-
let street, corner of Gravier. Read their
advertisement ON cur fourth page.
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WArCHrs AND JEwE1RYs-Among the
old and reliable iewelry dealers Of New
Orleans. none stand higher in public
esteem than hi. II. RI Buckley No. s
Camp street, whose new advertisement
this week appears on our third page.
He has on hand q large stock Of the best
gtem-windiug Watches diamonds jewelry,
silverwaFe, etc., all fully guaranteed to
BE the best, and yet he sells at the low
est prices. Mr.. Buckley's location, be.
tween Canal street aud the City Hotel,
Il 90 central that all visitors to New
Orleans must pass his door, and he re-
spectfully Hollcits o call from oil puE-
chasers,
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&RRA WEEK in your own town

RGRA WEEK in your own town
DOOand no capital risked. You can
give the business a trial without expense.
The best opportunity ever offered for
those willing to work. You should try
nothing else until you zee for yourself
what you can do at the business we offer.
No room to explain here. You can de-
vote all your time or only your spare
time to the business and make great pay
Cor every hour that you work, Women
make as much as men. Send for special
private terms aud particulars, which we
mail free. SIS Outfit free. Don't COM
plain of hard times while you have such
q chance. Address Fl. HALLETT eco.
Aug. 29-*y Portland, Maine
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MARCHALL's REsTAURANT.-This old
and popular New Orleans restaurant still
conducted in the same frst-class style.
and as Mr. Marchall has fitted up fur
nished rooms above his restaurant, he is
able TO serve transient customers 10 a
style equal to any hotel, but his charges
are much less. His location, too, is very
central. Read his card in another col
umu.
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DENTISTS.
Or. J. w. oalEess,
DENTIST,

DENTIST
,S0..... jackson Street. ...---.1SO
All those desiring Dental Operations
performed will find it to their interest to
call on DR.. A., as he is doing the best In
the city, and at prices that defy conpeti-
ton.
Pure Niirous Oxide Gas administered
Of the painless extraction of teeth. dl0y
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HUNTEgs, AITENTEoy. Mr.. Richard
Rhodes, No. SIS st. Charles street, New
Orleans, has iH store every article the
/ sportsman requires, such as the latest
style breech-Ioading guns, shells, ammus
milton, etc., etc., all at low prices. Send
your orders to Mr.. Rhodes, who is o
nnst hnnnrahla dealer.
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GREGG 10 FORD

So 80 g ~ r
.Os mGn Ngisk H d8
to make money fast. Any one can do
the work. You can make from 50etq. to
So an hour by devoting your evenings
and spare time to the business. It costs
nothing to try the business, nothing
like 1t for money making ever
offered before. Business pleasant and
strictly honorable. Reader, II you want
to know all about the best paying busi-
ness before the public, send us your ad-
dress and we will send you full particulars
and private terms free. Samples worth
s. also free. You can then make up
your mind for yourself. Address
GEORGE S TINS0N & CO., Portland. Ne
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ELEcTRo-MAGNETIC INSTITUTE. - We
wish to call especial attention to the new
advertisement Of DR.. II. ii. Mitchell,
from a leading Baltimore Medical Insti.
tute, who has located in New Orleans for
the purpose Of establishing q similar in
stitution. He adopts Natures own reme-
dies and W. hope the afflicted will con.
snit tbeir Fly Of writing
DIR. MitcheN
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FoR THE CHILDREN .-Msssrs. Reiss IL
Renseh, a5 Nos. 121 and 123 Old Levee
street, New Orleans, have the finest as.
sortment of confectionery and fireworks,
ali suited to the holidays. Merchants
should send orders Immediately.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE c-ountenance is pale and lead
en-colored, with occasional fushes,
or a circumscribed spot on n or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull the
pupils dilate; an Il semicircle
runs along the lower eye-lid; the
nose is irritated, swells, and sometimes
bleeds; a swelling of the upper lip
occasional headache, with humming
or throbbing of the ears an unusual
secretion Of saliva; Shiny OF furred
tongue breath very foul, particularly
in the morning appetite variable,
sometimes voracious, with a gnawing
sensation Of the stomach, at others,
entirely gone fleeing pains in the
stomach; occasional nausea and vom-
ting violent pains throughout the
abdomen: bowels irregular, at times
costive; stools Shiny, not unfrequent-
w tinged with blood; belly swollen
and hard urine turbid respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompa-
MED by hiccough; cough sometimes
dry and convulsive uneasy and dis
turbed sleep, with grinding of the
teeth temper variable, but generally
irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. G. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect a cure.
rT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in anv form; 1t is an innocent prepa-
ration, n0f CAPABLE Of d01g NE slightest
iHjwyy to tie most tender infant.
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER
MuFuGR bears the signatures of c.
McLAnE and FLEMING Bros. on the
vsrarueY- 90
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ToeAcco C0EsUEuE1oSs-Qhe annual
to6eaes consumnsi0a is eE3inatea sc
a0990g0.0s0 peundA 81 general has
hsaoTsa the ass az tie wesd that there
~ mAskst fr y eveg# e1ua.
tvua she lane 8 Che lobe Tie Increase
& ths trafs aae eaia
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au nannssf al Nka
ee hifhe so
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For q Full Set OF Teeth
UPPER or LOWER.
Gold Filings. from 70 S.. Silver
Filings, Eom ST y 81. Other filings
uroDgrtloHafely Esas0nable.
TEETH EXTRACTED FOE WCEAIs.
an operations performed IN the best
nsssibae manner
DRsE.R s. WAXING, Daatist,
No. 81 Dslosa ST. Tgitau Walk
Between Ca78aaelet and Nsr94rss ~.
Il. B.--nx. Ws45ag IS neafal sgean to
AAaass Asgzas RBFtMala ssseet
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BoRGEs' HoUsE.-Many Of our readers
have pleasant recolleotions of Borges
oyster saloon, which was for many years
located on Royal street, near Canal, New
nrlaaps. Last year he leased a very
e-nmmodious building at No. 100 Gus
tomhouse street. where be fitted up
many elegant rooms which, combined
with his oyster saloon and restaurant,
fnIIv adapts his house TO country guests.
Phey can there have every Comfort at
low rates, aud the convenience Of taking
meals &C any time Of day or night 10 suit
them. Read Mr.. Borges' advertisement
ard give him your patronage.
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The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has a red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DR.. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of
c, McLANE and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine Dr.
c. McLANRis LIVER PILLS, prepared BY
Fleming Bios, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the
market being full Of limitations of the
name McE0ae, spelled differently but
saae pronunciation.