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From Graham*' Magazine for February.
ROSALINK
BV JAMES RUSlELt lOWELt.
Thou look'd'at ?.?n mo all yesternight.
Thine eyes were blue, thv hair was bright
As when we murmured our troth-plight
Beneath the thick ?tar?, Rosalin?.* !
Thy hair was braided on thy bead
As on the day we two were wed.
Mine ?.*%-e-- ?carcc* knew if thou wert d?**t?l?
But my shrunk w*art knew, Rosaline !
The death-watch tick'd behind the wall,
The blackn???? rustled like a pail.
The moaning wind did rise and fall
Among- th?"* bleak pinc-s, Rosalin?- !
Mv heart beat thickly in mi*,e <>ar':
The lid? may shut ont fleshly fe*rs,
But still the" spirit sees und hear-*,
Its eyes are "idles*, Ro?alin?-.'
A wildhess rushing suddenly,
A knowing ?om?- ill shape is nigh,
A wish for death, a ff-ar t<? die,?
Is not this vengeant?, Rosaline!
A loneliness that is not lone,
A love quit?.* withered up and gone,
A strong ?oui trampled from it? throne,?
What would'st thou farther, Rosaline !
' Ti? lone such moonless nights as thes?-,
Strani-?- sounds an* out upon the breeze,
And lb?* leavrts shiver in th?* tree.**,
And then ti.ou comest, Rosaline!
1 se?-m to hear the mourners go,
With long black garments trailing slow,
And plume? anodding to and fro,
As ouro I heard them. Rosaline!
Thy shrbutl it is of snowy white,
And, in the middle of the night,
Thou standest moveless and upright.
Gazing upon in?*, Rosaline!
There i? no sorrow in thine ??y??.
But evermore that meek surprise)?
?h, G'mI ! her gentle ?-j?irir tries
To deem m?- guiltless, Rosaline!
Above thy grave the robin sings,
And swarms of bright and happy things
Flit nil iiHout with sunlit wines)?
But 7 am cheerless, Rosaline!
The violets on the riiilnck toss,
The grave-stone is o'ergrown with mo?.?,
For Nature feels not any loss,?
But I am cheerless, Rosaline!
Ah! why weil thou so lowly bred?
Why was my pride galled on to wed
Her who brought lands and gold instead
Of.thy In-art's treasure, Rosaline!
Why did I fear ti? let thee stay
To look ??ii m<? ami pass away
Forgivingly', as in it? May.
A broken flower, Rosaline!
I thought not. when my ?lugger strook)
Of.thy blue eyes ; I could noi brook
'1 he past all pleading in one look
Of utter sorrow, Rosaline !
I did nut kti?7vv when thou wert dead :
A blackbird whistling overhead
Thrilled through my brain ; I would have Hed
But ?lured not leave thee, Rosaline!
A low. low moan, a light twig stirred
By ili?: upspringing of a bird,
\ drip i;f blood,?were all I heard?
Then deathly stillness, Rosaline!
The sun rolled down, anil very soon,
Like a great fire, the awful moon
Rose, stained with blood, and then u swoon
Crept chilly o'er me, Rosaline!
The stars came out" and, one by one,
Fach angel from his silvr throne
Looked down and suvv what I had ?lone:
1 daretl iu>t bide mi?, Rosaline!
I crouched ; 1 feared thv corpse would cry
Against me to God's quiet sky,
I thought I saw thy blue lips try
To utter something, Rosaline!
I -.vititnd with n. ixmddoncd grin
To hear that voice all icy thin
?*"lide forth arid n*ll my deadly sin
To hi'll and Heaven, Rnsalinu !
But no voice carne, anil then it seemed
That if.the very corpse had screamed
The sound liki- sunshine glad had streamed
Through that dark stillness, Rosaline!
Dreams of old quiet glimmered by,
And luces loved in infancy
Game and looked on ni? mournfully)
Till my heart melted, Rosaline!
? saw my mother's dying bed,
1 heard her bl?-?s me, and 1 shed
Cool tear.??but lo ! the ghastly demi
Stared me to inndne-s. Rosaline!
Ami then amid the silent night
I screamed with horrible delight,
And in my brain an angel light
Did ????'in to crackle, Rosaline!
II i? my curse! sweet memories fall
From me like snow?and only all
Ofthat one night, like cold worms crawl
My ?liionied heart over, Rosaline !
Thine eyes are shut : they never more
Will leap thy gontle words before
To tell the secret o'er und o'er
Thou could'st not smother, Rosaline!
Thine eyes niv ?hut: they will not shine
Wuli happy teat's, or, through the vine
That bid thv casement, beam on mine,
Suufull with gladness) Rosaline!
Thy voico I never more shall hear,
*?N hieb in old limes ?lid seem so dear,
That, ere it ticinhlcd in mine car,
Mv quick heart hear?! it. Rosaline!
Would I might ?li??! 1 were a? well,
Ay, better, ai my home in Hell,
To set for aye a burning spell
'Twixt me and membrv, Rosaline!
Why wilt thou haunt me with thine eyes.
Wherein such blessed memories,
Such pitying forgiveness lie?.
Than hate more bitter, Rosaline!
Woe'.? me! 1 know that love so high
As thine, true soul) could never die,
Ami with mean eluv in ch?rch-yard li?.'?
Would God it were so, Rosaline!
From God?'*?-'? Lady's Bonk for K?-l>.
MARY RYANS DAUGHTER.
BY MKS. S. C. U.U.L.
*' 1 never saw any beauty in her, that's the truth,"
exclaimed one of a group of females who, lounging
around a cottage ?loor, were watching the progress
?d a young woman u> she toiled ?lowly up a steep
hill, leading by th.- hand a very sliglitchild. The
cottage was in the valley, and the traveler must
have passed the group, for, like the generality of
Irish dwellings, it was on th<? road-side.
" I had the greatest mind in the world to ask
her how she had the impudence to wear a bright
goold ring on her weddingfinger, as if she was an
honest woman *," said another.
"And she asking with such mock modesty f??r
u drink of water : I wonder how she relishes water,
after the fine wines she got used to," suggested a
third.
" 1? was for all the world like a story written in
a book," observed the first speaker, "how ?he left
the uj>-hi!l farm, as good as seven year? come
Faster; and lib one ever knew exactly who ?he
left it with, only guessing it must lx* one of the
sporting squireens, that thronged the country about
that time. Since the ould gentleman at the hall
died, and th?? place was pulled down, wt* have
none of die kind going."
" Small loss," was the n-piv. ** They wen* only
?rood at divarshin?for themselves. I mean.; there
was no use in them at all at all. for other?."
" Did you ????> how white her hands were ?" re?
marked another; "well. 1 expect there Will l?e
murder of some sort done, for her father will never
own her: and it 's little she think.? there's .-. new
mother to meet her. I hadn't the heart to t?ill
her her own was dead, bad as slu? is."
?** Bad as who is ?" exclaimed a clear but aged
voice. " Who's bad in partie ular, girls, ?igra! It's
? comfort to hear of bad people, so it is: it makes
I one say?Well, the saint? be praised, I 'm not a?
bad as that, anv how." . . . ,
"Oh! Daddv- Dinnv, is it verseif that - in it
Oh, thin, that's luck'" they exclaimed together;
''think of that now, and we never to ?see you com?
ing, Daddv, honey."
? How could you see me coming." replied the
??out be^armaD, " when your back?! were to me ?"
?'? And that "s true. Dinny, dear : But look, Dad?
dv, what do you see g'-ing up the hill ?"
Ay) wisha ! how ?io I know ? Sure.
blind any way."
Do n't bother u- : you- eve
ling's: who do you think that i
' A woman, ?dear."
Sure, we know that. What ? ?-. !
? A child, my darling."
What news you tell ml But who'- ih
s a- clear :
I 'ra ?and
kit
man, and who'? the child ?"
think m?
wo
Hov.
ip-hiii
then, miv lime
ne of th" ivo
wilh her hihi
A'n. girls
lean hcavv on
and ??. forth
must leavi
ifficuli of all
** Ah. thin, is it a witch
can F tell*"
?? I ?o you know Mister Phil! Ryan
farm ?"
** Do I know my right hand .'*
*? Did you know his wife ?"
"The Lord be <roo?l to her!?is i: know her!
The holy saints make her bed fnheaven ! 1 nevet
say a prayer for ravsclf without bringing her into
it. Oh! .?he was thedarlins with an open ?-an>'?'?
there'? few like her now by the road-sidi?with
her bng of meal open, an* the plate on *.*. to help
I the stranger."
! " Well. Daddy, and you knew' her daughter;"
?? I did?1 did." ropli?d tin- old man. with *-i?i
ble emotion. '* 1 did. th?- poor darling, I did;
God help me) she's heavier on my heart tin- maii?
a day than all m*. -in?: 1 often drame of her. Qh,
Marv Ryan, dear, 1 wish you wer.- it? n.-ar all
heart? as you an- mine!"
"She may beh?arenoush t.. ye
you like, for tin* futur?'." replied
men, ?' for there she goes."
?? Wher??where !" inrpiirdd tlicbeggareairerly.
"Oh, a- von hope for mercy, tell me where."
'' She 's out of sight now," ?mswered tin* first
speaker, "but i: was her vou saw ?f?ihg up the
hill.*3
?* And did hone of you tell her, her mother was
dead'" inquired Denny.
*? Why, thin, what '? cometovdu. Daddy '" ?aid
the eldest : '? my father would no mad, if he thought
w?- spoke to her.""
" He d do no such thing : he \1 <j.<
???If sooner than ?h?** should go aloni
girls! one woman should never
another. We should leave judgement to God, ni}
darling?. :md mind ruercv, for we all want i?.
_, rl?." The old man gra-merl his stick more
firmly in hi.? bony hand, and wiping die ?lew- from
his brow, which fatigue und emotion ha?l crea te? I,
exclaimed, ** Tin- blessing of tin- p..or be aboni
you!" and proceeded up the hill.
" Stop, Daddy, stop, and have something to eni :
sure, th? meat father promised yoii is ready, and
you promised to bring u? word of Ellen Maudlin's
wedding) and what ?li?-'?l on. ami all."
" Another time, another time," answer.'.i the
old man without, turning back.
" And there'.? n drop ofsomethin? ??i the black
bottle. Daddy." shouted another.
" Well," exclaimed Stacevytlic eldesi of ihc
sisters, "that bate- all; I never km-w Daddy re?
fuse the bit and ihe sup before. Marv Ryan al?
ways hinl tin? way of bewitching the men. though
to be sure, now ?he 's both old an?! ugly."
" Siic '.?? ju?l vfiuraare," -nid Ho??-, the vounjcsi
girl.
'* Mow do von know thai ?" wa?. the qiierv.
" Kather saiil so."
" Father know.? iiotliing.aboul ii
retorted the offended elder. But
them to settle a question the most
to arrange between women ur men. and proceed
with my story.
li is already known thai -Marv Ryan had left
her father's house?but no one knew with whom?
to which she was how returning, with a child of
her own. ignorant of the fact that her mother was
dead, ti'iid h?-r father airain married; and that there
existed, at all events, one human being who fell
interested in her fate, although ho was only old
Dennis, commonly called 'Daddv Denny,5 as no?
torious a beggurman a.? ever importuned upon the
Irish highway.
Daddy Denny had as manv acquaintances in
Watcrford, as Reginald's Tower) and in Wexford,
a? tin? Bridge; but he onlv visited towns occasion?
ally, loving better the by roads, gentlemen's kitch?
ens, and comfortable farm-houses of Wexford and
Wicklow: feeling a particular interest in ship?
wrecks and the waifs and stray.?* appertaining
thereunto; having an active mind, and an active
body, as fur as walking was concerned: being a
devout beadsman, a good story-teller, and well
read in the domestic historv of every house in what
be called his throe native counties, Waterford,
Wexford; and Wicklow. Hi.? hold spirit and rep?
utation for sanctity cave him an ascendancy over
tin- |.rer class, and his quaint good humor caus?
ed him to be more than tolerate?! by the farmers
and gentry*.
" it's lead that"? in my brogues ihi? blessed
day," he slid aloud, as in? mended his pace.?
"Holy Marv. speed tu?'! Ah. yah ! I never think
I'm growing old, barring when I have something
good to do in a hurrv. The poor girlecn '? she lit?
tle know? what 1 know;" ami on he trudged hear?
tily and hastily.juutteriii'^ even' now ami then ac?
cording to his custom, about what he thought,-and
praying for what he desired. Having reached the
top of the hill which had been already climbed by
Mary Ryan?for it was one of those small perpen?
dicular ascents thai are so common in the county
Wicklow?Daddv Di-tniv saw at a glance (not?
withstanding his being "?ami blind") whal ?mi?
passing at the up hill farm, which lay u very little
to his left: iudeed if hi- had not <o^?n. hi? atten?
tion would have been arreste?! by the voice of n
woman in loud anger. A group of young alder
tree? overshadowed the dwelling, which partook
more of the nature of a farm, than a cabin : against
one of those, which had been planted by her father
m her birth, Mary Ryan, unable to support herself,
bent in hopeless anguish, uttering n?a words, sh el?
ding no tear?, but listeniug with open eyes ain't
gasping lips, to the vehement abuse poured upon
her by her father's wife. Her chink a pallid, wea?
ry looking little girl of about seven year- ..?.1, vva.?
clinging to her dress: and her oyvn younger sister,
a woman in appearance, yet cowed into subjection
by her stepmother) was standing half in half out of
tin* door, not knowing how to act. Mrs. Ryan
was one of a class hvjiio means rar?', who imagine
that their own virtue is best evinced by condemn?
ing with the utmost violence, every woman who
has suffered under the supposition of swerving
from the right path Sin- had known Marv ih
girlhood"; ?he knew how beloved ?he liad been by
the mother to whom she succeeded: she ?aw her
changed, faded, and in despair: but not withstand?
ing all this, the harsh tone.- of her voice mingled
with the balmy hroez.es ol* a duly evening.
?*(t?> back from where you came. Kather! 'deed
an* it's himself that's in fine health. Lord be prais?
ed, ?lacent man; and has enough to do t?> provide
for dacent, well-behaved children, without hav?
ing shame, and .?ham?-'? daughter to pick the
potatoes God sends.ffor ? < ?ii ' you brazen face,
take yer brat ?over moth?*??grave, and cry there !
Her,? Man-'? sister interposed, but Daddy Denny
could not hear th?* words. " If you touch her.
and go near her, you shaii'l stay here : depend up?
on that," exclaimed Mrs. Ryan. " I'm yer father's
wife, ami i'\{ have none like her to cur-?.r
tious,?. It* we're po,.r. we're hoiiest?not like dth
er people."
*' And who ?ays she's not hones?.." ?aid the ?tout
beggarman, interposing his portly person between
Mr.. Ryan and th.* almo?: unconscious Maty-.
??who de,';-,-.?? t., say it ! fetch ver sister a drink
of vyather to bring her to herself, Antv, this
minute. I'm a?h?im??d of y,?7. nil. so 1 am. I
never heard tell of the like before in mv own throe
counties. Setting a case, she had been deluded
?to shame 1 mean??ii?l you never ?n- a r.oiv
picture about a prodigal's return ' Why Mr?.
Ryan, the print of it i? hanging against yer own
wall : the father houldirig out his arm?, ami the
calf, ml and white and far. standing ready fur
killing ; and yet ye see the craythur dying upon
the??? -ton?*??, and don't lift her up ! Ah. ya:
Mary, mavuurwen, asthore, a machree ! \ e
supped sorrow sure enough a-lannan : but I kn?:
my own know, a ctL-hla : and I tell you," he c?
tinned, while, kn<.-.*!ing by Mar*.'"? side, he su
ported bei ?-n his -'inn. " I teil yun. and call t
Airnijrhrv. the bles*? <l Virgin, and nil tie h?.
?aima of?eavcn t?? witness that she. who rests
me.now,isinadead faint: I f'-ii you all. th?
thi-iugh foolish in what ?h?- tiid. she*-* freer fn
?dn than e'er.a:one here, baninii her ??v.-n end
Don't crv. my pot : your mammy's only in a tan
my bird. Here !" he continued, a? the farm
?lira.-?"'';'", unrorisciiiu- of what iva? Eolng un. lea
heavily over the ditch?" her*1 ! look here, ?ir.
? ??. plaze, anil ?nay the Almighty. :.'::-.t stand's *..
irni?c?nt'? friend, turn ;?'? r ivcm to youi 6wn t.?.*
,in?l blood
J-iiri.? Ryan walked io whereihis daughter v
itiir-supported by Dennis: ir.- wife him? f>ac
for she ?ii.l ri??t quite like t?? encounter the besgn
miui'- eloquence; which was to the full :.- cnerget
,-is her own, when ext?ted. .Mar, Ryan was re
like her mother; and lying pale and speechle?
.- ?: -..' -.-:.-?? 01 motion, the re:-?emblai*ce t i ;.
j.:n.-:.*. ??:! her death-bed appealed so pov ? rfuHj
her-father's feeling.*?, that he raised her ::: h
arm-*, calling' uj-h.hi Dennis to account for her a
pearance.
?? ? wonder at vou, .ia:no- !" said ::;?? ?.- if
,; don't vou seeit's Mary, whom you often swo
?hould never break the daylight at your dooi '
.vnnderiitvi.il. Denny, i" be taking aiivantnge
tlie poor man'? softness and innocence; Get n
James '. don't i.*- demi ariing yourself to thelike
her before voiir honest wife and children,
James Ilvan looked ?bewildered; but. a- he.ee
lectcd his ?cart?rt-J th?nght**, his horror of h
daughter's -in overpowered ever*, .?tuer feeling.
?? And that '- true," he said; " ??nt she'?, s? id
her mother; but it's true for all that. She left i
of her own accord ; ami the mother that bore h<
coidd find no plac?? but the grave to td.i?- her so
r..vv in. She broke the heart ?>.' her own mbtliei
and. poor a? I am. she was the fii -t that ever brougl
shame on her name.'*
??Come awnv, come away, James," whisper?
bei step-mother. " < '(?me away, and tin:;': be le
tin.' voursclf down with thinkins ofherv'
?? Let me alone, woman ! " lie exclaimed, rude
shakins off bei hand: '"let meralon?*, and do m
turn vour tongue on her; mind that. G" ii
children. 1 swore she should never ?i:uke;i il
door"; and she never shall.'' He rose up. an
v alked steadily toward lii- cottage : but, I? Eire i
had time t ? enter it. the sturdy beggar interpose?
?? Lo??k here, James Ryan," he said, " 1 t?'.l yc
vvliat 1 t??ltl her, who, ? tmst to the Lord, :? ::??'
in glory. I ?nid to her, when that ?*jrl left yoi
house, that sorrow won!?! follow her, Lmi in
shame. I tell you that she has nev?;r l?i?..^ri
happy ii--.ur since; but I tell you, beside, ill*
?die'11 be righted yet; and that, though the sin
shine of her life i- gone., you 'il be proud of ber
ull nt you?proud nf h"i". and proud nf .M:u
Ryan's daughter. 1 t?'!l yon tlii?, Mr? Rya*
ma'am, because I know yuu "re i?t tne surr th:
would Lr:'.'?' tu l:?.-! again; und the Tim?' will com
when vnii'll he glati, maybe, to pick her poratoe?
am! to winnow lier com: and I tell ft to you; Mist?
Ryan, because you 're her father, and because ii:
dread of her shame i? ji??t now stronger i:i yo
fliun your n.'itural luve; that 'a why I do it."
"ll.-ar lie- big lieggarman?" exclaimed Mrs
Ryan.
?' Thar"s all oiic ever ?ot by being :i beggarntti
from you, any way.'" he answered sharply; "In;
it 's the man of the house I 'm speaking to?th
tailier ?'?f her who lies t?tere suffering from another'
sin, and not ?iiiiiiru: hen-elf."
" Vim speak like a bunk, Mr. Denny, hut it 'all
good tu you,'"' ?ait! Mrs. Ryan; " Don't look hue
at her. Jarries, honey, though, surr enough,
would n't be where I am but for her. If she liad a
broke lier mother's heart, 1 'd never have b? di ?
happy n? to be your wife." Whether or not thi
artful piece of feminine flattery succeeded, I can
not tell : bin certainly .Tamed preceded hi- wif
into ill?- house, and slit- -hut the door, pullinc i?i
lnlch-.**tring inside to prevent it being opened.
fRemaimler uvinorrow.]
A No 11 .m a s Pilot ami ins Family..?The " L.\
cursfpns in Normandy," gives the following inter
esting and vivid description of :i bold and feaiies
Noriiian l'?lot: " In the night ??? the -l-i of An
??a?t. 1777, in a iiio?r tremendous storm; :i v, ??se
attempted to rti:i into tin- harbor of Dieppe.?
?oussard, the ]>ilot. who was never missing ivhei
tlie tempest raged, was on the pier, and sceiii?
that the captain of the ship made several l.il.-?
man?uvre?-, he called to him with his speakinj
trumpet, directing him what to do, and strove lo
gestures to render himself intelligible. (Juine t<
the storm and darkness his cflbrts proved imavail
iiii,r, and the ship ?truck about thirty fathoms abovi
the pier. Every botly excepting Boussard, gave
up the crew for loct. Determined to save them
he whs going to tie n rope round hi? bodv, in or?
der to carry it to the ship; but hi- wife and chil?
dren and his friends surrounded and besoiighl him
by all that was sacred not t.> rush uselessly ?nt?
certain destruction. Boussard, listened only ti
;i:<- voice nf humanity, :i?i?l :a length prevailed
upon them t.? Uike home his wife and children.
Having tietl oiiC:cnd of'tlie rope round him and
liisteiied tli?* other to the pier, he plunged fnto the
sea. Twenty time.? dij ti:?- waves hurl him back
upon the beach, and a? nit?*:! did he plunge :i**;iin
iiito the iiijin^ billows. A fresh wave flune i?::ii
towards tin* ship; and be ilisuppeared b?*neatli her.
A ireut'ifil crv ?if h?iTor pro?:laiiMcd his destruction.
But In- liad only dived to lay hold of n s;tiloi
whom the s,.;i had swejit from the deck, oml whom
be contrived t?? t:ike senseless lo tin* ?lion-. A
lust attempt to reach tlie ship proved successful;
he climbed her <i?l?-. and conveyed to the crew the
rope by which they wert* drawn ash ?iv one after
another; But Boussard had not yet finished his
glorious work. Exhausted with ii;. exertions, he
was conducted by his friends to the iit.-arest house.
A gust of wind wafted tu the -bore the cr? of ??
pHss?ngerjwho had been l?-t't behind, a::d Boussard
?H,.n learned that there was another fellow crea?
ture to save. He fell hi> strength renewed, and,
before those ubout him were avyare. he had rushed
out nf the house, plunged again i::!*? the s.-a. and
was battling with the same difficulties which he
had before encpiuit?red, and which ho overcame
with the like success. The passenger ?.vas saved.
Eight out of ten persons owed their lives !" hi?
coura-.'.-?!!!.?' exertio::s. Louis XVI made him a
prosent of a thousand francs, andscttled on hi::: a
pensi?n of three hundred. He was appointed
keeper ??:' th.* pier lightlious??an ..::;,-.* which has
ever since been held by t i * ? * Boussards, descehding
::.'::: father to .-on: ami not a year has passed un-*
marked by leeds worthy "t" the first possessor.
Close to the parapet of thepierof Dieppe i-a pole
c.i.i red with copper, t" which is fastened a chain.
Here, in every.-storm since 1777. whether in the
night or tin* Jay. a Boussaid ha- taken hi- staitib?,
G?ngins t-? the chain, and served as a warning
v.nci? to those whom danger ami the tempestuous
sea pursued into the harbor. And though the
waves tiro!??- "ver him, though they washed him
from hi- post ni honor, rising ?Vom their bosom he
would again give advice with hi- speaking rrn::i
pet, in defiance oft}-,,* -Vea and all its cif?rts. Eifty
timesKas a Boussard risked hi- life to savethel - -
? ?i others. Napol?*on ordered a house t.i be :.::;-.
for him ii*?-*?' to th?' spot where the first Boussard
performed his heroic achi?v?riieuL He gave him
tlie cross of honor. For mon- than half a century,
whenever there has been a ?e-s?.i or; fellow creature
tosave. the peoplehavc ask?xl, "Have we.no Bous
sardher?''"'
? ERRING'.- RESTORATIVE COR
iTTl ?liai relicw? Dyspepsia nn?i Xt-rvoa? atTecuoos. A,'..:..'
?i? a ionic, i: ?tretiff?ii-ii? the. iii-f.-s:ivt- ori*.?u?. an.l re?:.-ir-?
thern to theirnntural vjpor. It c^r*-< both Nemms a.-i.*. Sick
Headaches; and prevent? a deteriniriation~of blood to tin?
lii-ad. a?u.olly the symptom.?; of Apoplt-sy. It is also n?.:'?:i
in ArJecuna? of the" Livrr, and i? v?-rv- etiicacioa* a Flntn
lenet-, Cfiolic, anil other pains in the ?tnmach ami ?r?tesiin**?i.
It :? very serviceable in Amenorrhii-a.riiloroii?.Leucorrhiea.
Hysteria, and similar diseases. In covxHescBDce from F?*vers
and other acute di?ases it speedily rotores ?trengtli- The
aged and inrirm. arwl per?on< of ?edenfarv- habi"?, prone tc
c.-oiiveires-:, ?".r who ?urlt-r from In?< of app?-tite, exr>i-r:t-:?ce
crea! benefi?-?trctn It Sold at 192 F?llen se >t?j Sroadway,
asd 216} Bower)-. jal? Ira ,
COAL ! COAL ! .?At Reduced Price? !
Peach Orchar.'., Red Ash, Broken and Scre-med in the
Yard, delivered cana-re free, to cl..?* a consi-mment. at the
m?&^2m;.P*
Brc5enar.dE--.'. "> <*>
Lebigfc. nnv size. r1
L:-. tirpobl.t.. - ?"*'
N. B.-*Black.?rr.itIi*-? C?v?. Ssi 5a
Yir-15-i W'a.-lnn^ou stxvet. Ti?.-sr >yre.-.c.
d s :,. - " T. B. lit Klt.VZKY k. Ca
P
EACH ORCHARD NiitCuaiut Lack
awana Prk.-.~Real reach Orchard, Red A?h. hvrge
Nut Co?;, doubly screened ar.d dtdlvered to any part of the
ci :y. free of carta-jtr*, at.*?** 50
* Broker: or Ere.
Lehiirb. -- "??
Screened Liverpool.H ??
Apply a: Yard. 504 >Va?blngton -*- ri?-n.- Spring, d-j 3in*
i E ACH 0 RCHAILDC' 0 A L of the first
_*y and of ?.Ii the varioa? **n -. -?:.-:.:.:'??? on hand
ruui for salc-at tiie lowest mark?-: prices, by
WARD i BRoU NF.
1*4 Corner ol i., ; ; -i:. . \v -..; ?..inri ?:r? ??:?.
Wrj PER TON?l.ehi-h Nur Cual, hrm.l
?*"*'/?..? , ?.T-. ? .-. and Idivw-trd ft-.-: .-arn_-- at ST.
" WARD -?- BROWNE,
:-4 Laight an-; ">? i-.. ngt Dit,
?.A PEU CH.\lT)lJvT)N?Now dir-rharj
?Jjv/ ing i ' Barque Trenton ?tTod?*"? \Vbari Walls
En i. I******** ? '<-'?? ? ' ' ' "- ' ' <i:ia?i'.v "or taiuily o?e
.-. ?? at the abov? low ? rice by
WARD ?? BROWNE'
? ? Comer I'Lai.:.: nid Wa?h:i?i.-...- ?- -.
TNDOW-GLA55.--Eiij-lisli Gr?u n
WINDOW-GLASS, of ??::!:?" single or doubl?
? ?? ?'.. ..... fan sizes, frotn 6 !>v4 to lab*- ~*> inch?*?.
SHEET or CYLINDER ("LASS.of single amidouble
thickne*??, - far j* -.*-? under 42 bv W ,.-'????.
From-th'-??na il I ryofChance,Bros:kCa.Smethw-ick
? - . . , ? .--..-,...? '.-:.-l-ii,T>-r? bv their agi nt?,
w i IIANCE, SON .v Co.. Pi.v.:-?:.-.? *~
The.?-? the iloubie thick Crown L? ? ill ??
?.-?: .-?? A::.-r.i-iui inanu:actare,.an?l is ?old at much lower
price?.
' The ?lonbletbT??'? Sheet ?? W?-Ila?lnpte?lfnr??how w?n?lows?
being datten?-\l on a new: principle. The ?ur*'..-?' i? al i -:
pertectlv ?m?>iih. r.n.i q'.ve> it nearly ti.?- aprwarancj oi
pUt? o?a-?._'5
BRONX COMPANY7?! Bleach and Dye
Work?, at W?sl Fan,'.?, twelve miles from the City ol
New-York. The Bronx <*. mpanv bleach an : finish o
;:.-'.?:-;?.:.-all ?-:- - if Cotton O? -. They also Dy?.?,
Glaze. Ei?la ?- m?l F a -i a I kin?l< til Cambrics, an?l Km
boxs Silk?,A"rfvet< lei*, in the tx?stman ?
V?NDERVOORT S: HAYWARD. Atrents,
So. 29 Pine it
Good? received and .:? livered to a:^- ?.art ?f t:.?- city.
?a20 4m I-.?:- Jvvos
?
CARINA COLOGNE WATER, Gen
.,. ._t.'.> '?;-:;?.? ,i<i::;:r?-.i perfum??. which has so li ?'.'
l.^.-n ?-??--?-TTi--?? a- the nvosi deli?htful and frajrrani among ail
:??.- var;-:.??? "ft '-Nv.'ii-' Wnter.'i.a? just l?'?'ii receive?!, ai-.i
will !ie ke;-t cor..?tanilv for ?ale. bv ?i-,- l.o\ or sinclc botde,
at A. ?. '-?AND.-* is ('..'? Drus and Chemical Store,
Granite Buil?lin*?>-. 273 Broadway,
?al2 1m Corner?** Chambers>ir?*?t.
ROLLED AM) ?-LATF.n HR \>?"=?
A first rate art ?!?? of Rnlle?l ami PI ite ! Brass, can
always be'-fonndat JA.MKS (i. MOFKETT, l.'l Prince -:..
n, if \\,..-;. r.al die ??w?*??t market prices. Ukewi?e ,i very
-::-.. r or i ; c?e o'fC "?" ?"'- Bras?. ..-?? t?
"V ? W-VDliK A N1 ) i : R11 : R All .
?"1 ROAD;?WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
(Jrail further notice one l'a??ei)_r?-r '1'nmi ilaily (except
Sin,day.i w ill run ?u < onnecdon vyidi :!;e steaml>oal ! 'TICA
Cap?. ?-baltz, from ;ln* ? ?it of Albany-sir??*-!, New-York, a?
follow.? :
Lea?*.-New-York al S.j o'dock, A. M.
Leave Goshen " S
Trains fortheconveyanceof; freight will leave each ter
minaiion on Tix-day?. Thurslays and Saturdays, at tla
?.une bours a? die Pa.?.?? hu'?t Trains.
PATKNT Clll'.MirAI. Ol?. LA.MP.-.
CIIEMICAL OIL. BURNING FLUID.?The ?n!
scrilior.w?nli* invite tlie attention ?f the public to Til? ?tock
bf'jGREENOUGirS PATENT LAAtPS,'which from thfcii
l>?'iiutv miii ?n;--rli>r .?'ialiti??. are <l.-?tiii.-.l to ?iiju-r??.!.- all
others n??w in n??*. The oil winch i? burned in them i? a
chimiical preparation, very denn in its prnp.-rti?.-?. ami rives
a vi,ry l.raliant and economical litjlil. The Burnin-j; Fluid
i? a portablt- lijrht, free from all ?fnoke, smell or i'-rca?e. ;,..,!
will neitlier soil nor ?tain. Common Lamp? can be alit-red
at a irifl?ri?r expense '" burn the iluitL The subscriber L?
kin?lly jtennitteil to refer 10 snmeofour uiost ropectablti
lamilie?, v.l.o are now usine il.-- ??nicle.
J. t:. llODKKfl. li'ii Br.induay.
between (?ran.I ami Broome-strcet?.
F. 15.?Tht/r?- is noilanfjerof ejeptosion in either one of
tlie.e nrtirl???. oj! if
?~? XT)"S "? ~ R 1 : M FA) Y F? ?*Ts A LT
? J IMIF.I'.M.?- Warranteil to cure.**?Salt Rheum, Ring?
worm, Teller, Scald lfen?l, Barber's or Jackson Itch, K.-/.a
tna, P?oria?L?, Palmaria, anil other ih?.-a?.? ofjhe ?kin, ar?
safely, certainlv and -,'..?.?tnally cured by die u^<- <m' SaiuL?'?
Uenie.ly, which lia? now been ie?t?-.l in inorethnn ?i* ibaus
?diid ditl*erent .-u?.-? of the above disease?:, without !??*?*ing
tailed in any where the directions ar?- attended to. Tin-un
parallel???! succ?s.? of this reiii???!y in rnrini' diseases of die
?kin i- vv :?liiiiu equal in lie- history rif m. du in??. The Com
pound Svrup ofSarsaparilla i? recomnicudetl to be used
?vith the Remeily, as it tends to throw out from ihe bloo?!
and svsiem "?enerailv all the uiihealthr humor connected
witli thr d?...!i?e?. and ihe appliriition ..V th<- remeily exter?
nally* at the.?ame dine, entirely eradicate? it from the sy*>
t..in. The reineiiy ?? ??erlecdy harmie?- in it? opcradon,an?l
may be nupii.-d uiih safety even t.. the -km of thetendere?!
in:'ant. Testimnniais of ii? erticacv are daily receive?!, and
the follnwint; r?re selecte?! for pcblltiaiion, which it is tboujjhl
will ?^ti?t'v the mind of every candid ja'i?-..ii of it.? extra?r
(?iiarv virtues:
New-York,.Miiv 4, IRll.
M,-?,r?. A. B. & 11. Sand??Gend?*men,?Keehnps ol
dinnkicln??and trraiiiii'l? induce meto inform you that I
an, peri'.-i-tlv riin-il of the Salt Rheum by llieus? of your
Remedy. The ?liseuse ?].:?sid mer botli'my hand? to my
["mirer end?, and had lieen standing fourteen years; durin**
which lime I was under the treatment of more llian twenty
ditlereni physicians) who all failed to true iin.r?? than a tem?
porary relief. 1 was unable u< u?e my hand? but littl" and
couhl riot put tlu*ni in \?ai?-ri ir.y nails repeatedly came oil",
and I vvii, alino-t helpless from the OGiiiplaiijt. I iri?-d Indi?
an R(v?i do.-tor?, bul all to no purpos??, until last summer I
was advised hv a friend to u?e ynur Remedy 1 commence?!
it with little faith, bavin?-; tried so many tilines without pro
ducing any ?.'"".i eth?ct. In a few days my hand? were bet?
ter, and n?iwithstnndini; I put them" in water daily, they
c?uiiiii'i-?.! lo improve, and In a few week? ?vere.entircly
well, it i? now mon- than ?ix weeks since the cure was ?t
fected, ?ince which limr th?-y have been perfectly vv.-ll.
VoUI>, ?lin-! re?;ieeU"illlv.
LYDIA LEWI??, Newark. N.J.
Mes-sr*. A. B. k I). San.!?Gentlemen,?! certify that 1
have h.-t-n cur?/d of ihe Sail Rheum of ten year? standinir,
by the use tf youritemedv and Syrup of S?rsaparilla, ami
I wish every 'person troubled with this drenrlful complain)
in any form winnld call on ne-, auJ I will s.iii?fy them thai
vour'inedicine will cur?- them iiorli?etlv.
A.W MARIA WEIBALT;,
Residence 109 Nassau >t. ,toi?- lr> Kulten ?:.
New-York, June?, I84L
"il-??r-. A. 15. .v li. San?l>?Gentlemen,?FeeJing ?leeply
indebied to you for the valuable ?.-?v ;,-.-? you have r??iil?-r?-.l
m-. I do mosi cheerfully inform you thai hiy wife ?? entirely
curedof die Sail Rheiim by the useof your Remeily anil
Syrup of Sarsap irilla Sb?! had been very* ?evi rely nlllicteil
vvith the ?ljs?-ft*e in the fac?rfor six year?had tried tarious
m. .?..-.-i. -.I...;h ii.iero.d .?i:.i exteriial,wi*Jioutpi??!uci?'faiiy
good ellect, nndl by ?lie advlceof a friend ?vim was cure?I
by your medicine, she wa? induced to n-?- ii, .ml 1 am ti/ank
t'ul lo say the resuli lias been a perfeci cure.
Yours resp?*ctfullv,
JOHN CHAPMAN, 79 Cha?iam street.
New-York, Sept. ij. I .;?.
Prepared ami sold wholesale and r-tail bv
A. B. ??x. i). 8AND.S, Drugre5ts.
79 mid H'?' Fulton ?treet!
Sold also by Abraham B. .??;ii?i, f? c... \.,. 27a Bro?dway
David Sands is Co. No. 77 East Broadway, nn?l I . >\"illiam
Brown,?HI Washington street, and S. W." Fowle.l? Prince
street, Boston, J....-ph Bnlch. Jr. Prnvi tenc?, It. I.. E. W.
Bull, Hartford, Colin., Dr. II. \Y. Mathewson, Norwicli.
?'?or?n., H. RawLsJcCo. Albany.J. Gcni-am ami J. Foui..'.
Newburgh.N. V.. I?r. David Jane,20 Somli Third street,
Philadelphia, G. K. Tyler, Baltimoi E. Tr.i.-u -t Son.
Pou?;bkeep?ie, u..-.i by Druiitfisli iiene. ?Ily in all the princi?
pal citie? and chief town*: ??, tl^.- United Sta:.-?. Price ?1.
jal? Im_ '
Do not Coiiijfinn hefhre vou :rv.
R. A. DOOLITTLE'S Coinpouiid
VEGETABLE CANDY, which need niilv !>.- u.-ed
to l.e approved, for Comrlis,'CoUls,Shoruns? ii lir, ?i:h. Astl ?
ma. irritation ?f the Throat, Whoopin-z Couirb, Catarrh, Con?
sumption, Croup,amiIndainmauon ?f tbeChestand Lun*.'?.
The proprietor and inventor of the ' Compound,' havii *.?
been eniraeed for the last thirteen y?*ai-> in the Botanic M?
dical Practice in iU.- city; and iroiii bi* extensive knnWletIj*<
of the medicinal virtue? of the ve?*etable kin?r?loui, ha.? ?-nin
pounded a numberofthenu?st valuable vegetables that f*ro**
in our country, which he ha.? u*e?l with ereat success in rlis
??2??-? atl'.-.-tini; the ri?*?-t and Ltmi.'?, a^-^ ha? combined in
the very pleasant and a-rreeable form of his ? Compound Ve?
getable Candy,' which he oflers to the public with the tit
rno?t coimdeoce as a safe remedv for?di?ea?e? of th.-Cli?-?i
an i L'.in_?-i it ?? .-arir-ly vt-getabfe and txe? from ail poisou
ous*n**Teilients, andean be u?e.l by the most delicate per?
sons.
Try in if ?rood, a?e it ar.d let its merits find a reward in
public patro?a'-'e. Direction.? accompany everv package :
none u'?-nuiiie without the .?.?Tiattire of the prmmetor. Sold
wh?,!,-?.-,!,. and retail a: hi? Botanic Medicine Store, No. 21-5
Centre-street, opposite Centre .Mark? t. New-York. For -al.
by NelsonSammes?241 Centre-street: Simon.?r.n & G':lrhri.?t.
402 Briioni'?tr?-?-i : John Ai-k?-nri;iri, corner of Sprin*rai*d
Lauren?-?tr?-? >-: Reuben Knapp.i-..ni?-roi Houston andJLau
r-n?:tri-*ets- I_ Nrelv. i21 B!eei-k?-r-?treet ; Lewis k Loines,
fj2n i'r--r.v?:,-??-Tr,-..i: Richard W. ">l..::. corner ol llain
merslv an?l Hu?l?on-*lreet?-t K. W. Clark, ronier of Hudson
and Grdve-stre? '-; <\s. Wnjrh't; corner of Fourth an?! Jones
stre-H?; J. L i. S. Hutchings'cornerof Bowerv an?l ii.-. ? m?
street; G??or!reUand,272Bower>*: G?*orge "?*?'. Green, Third
Avenue ami Seventl?-*>ir?*et; Dr." William Walters, cornefol
Broonie and ?ui*??lk-?treeL<: .!. Arnold, '-orti-r of <?ran.i a? d
A --r?tr?-:?: J. M. Morgan, r?na-r of East Broadwav arj:
Clmton-street; Israel Wfjo<l,>on?er oi Catharine ami Ham
?ii.-.n-?tr.-.-i-: Dr. T. Rimer, 1<?4 Cie-rrv-tr^t: (,'a-n-r i
Yiiunsr, I**2:Chatliain-i?reet: B. K. Smufa. conu?r:of Fultm
and Waier-str?*eL?5 Huesos i: Cran, corn-r of Nassau ard
Ann-?:;eet.?: W. i. A. Ilowee, corner of Canal and Churcu
?tr?-?-i?._15 ? ?n
Q?PERI0? LAMP OIL.-^The ?>etieral
tO complaint of the quality of Lamp Oil lor family u?e has
..... ??-! t:..? ?-;ii?.-r.:??-r to open an office in the M?-chanical
Lsmp Depot of Mr. Diacon, ?77 Broadway, for :?;?- ?ale ni
an article of refined Sperm Oil. prepared "bv an untirovft|
pro?-?ess .md under his persona*- ?cp??rinteiK?ence, which, fot
purity and brflliancy nfirght, will \?* found to meet the
w.-?:?--ar..l ni? ni :h?-patroiiaj.-of ?-v-.-v p?-r?on u-in-.'ii.?
Samp!?-? may i?".-e?i nf v;,ri*-^s qualides and prices at :'l.?
orn.?, wh'-re orders w.li b,? promptlv executed, either for
famiiy u??- or the trad.-, on ?i,^ tr.r~i r?a?onable trrras O?
?1er? tor Bmoklvn wOl be received at the Refinerv, N'a 3S
Chapel or 192 Bndire-?trpet. EDWARD DOYLE,
.d-*3 "*_Agent far the Union Oil Rrtiner.
^C^ERDIGRIS ?round in Oil. a -superior
? ankle for Ship-Painter- and Bl'md-Mannlarrjre-r?, for
*-*"?? g?f= JOSHUA GILBERT k SON
?'S* HHWatewt
R. McMrNVS Elixir of Opium.?TtV?
X_J ,s;."I..*vv?-i,ri:t.*-a:pr?':sir.;.-::.cf.-:':' :ling I! lh?J
?Able medicinal qralrhe of Opium, m a nal up? ?ati ? ?:
: uioiuto tte?dosieta'oC tenoiuoa.?" ,..'??' . -?
Knlli-.r. ;-.---..::? ?f "the grotte--, nmnher ox i ?_ ?.
;,; :., ?*;|,.o[?l!.,-,:il .,r, c? v-t.?:?:" ! ?" ' ' ' ' '
B!.icr.-.liot?.Dijnarc ..r.:;. ,i L--i'..:.<:'i'.*'1.1 t?r*?*; " ": ?*?:?'- ?
. .-'? thern :.it.. Tr-isirat.-.c-s. if?ltsCl ??.ntfceTtOtp-i ?
*.* -,v!?;.-l:an'i^?tivattnbtit?sl;::*-?' ?ieagn ? '' '
?jit: ?tool i-:. and 11-TVQ - ? .-?? ,. -:. - ' :'- i ' ? l
rjie?r ? perati??n, und *rmit their o***? fall ? ?-?
Till? Elixirma*. .- >
, ..; , ..,??.. ? . -? ? ?!. V '!?
?? rt.entv ,,; otjtainin-z all their sed; ? . ? ? '
?:i.i??:..' : rfect-S -
-..-":.,.? . ?::-* .. '?? I : . . ? -' '
r'.^r? ??: ?: a :."'..;. ol other anh-ippj ?..???.
0(:en -i. .;>::-..? i .* i?-...?-? ?? bich I \* ?? ???? ; : ? : ?
T!,* Hi xirol ?'; um ?- noi ?:.-;?
? -.| ? ? ? ? ? . ?? . ? ??? ' ? "
... -.. :. ?. ...???- .....
- . - advai :.-??:?? ?
..-???.? vanaU^tanpera;
torj^keepine?a sei - ? ? ' '...-? -v '
"y. ".i-.. M : : *. ? ' ? ?....-.??
Op?arn.^nrjot ilone. ah?l dial
..... .? . ..v..-.::.>.-;.;.-;: ? I ?1
-.--. ,wl t?u?nmai . - ' ..-.
\t,|-.-.-V. :?!!.! Mr,. ?- \. ' ' V '
Ti, - takeO
? . _.; ?-,-, ,??; : ??,:-...:;??: ?' - " ' "
^ectsre^Utromtfae . ? ? ?* ' - ' ?"'' ' "" '?
that the m iioi-s; languor and i-??' de ? ?? ? '
? ? ,-...?.!;,?:,? :..;::.; for? di they re] it.l ? I -
,Nw?. . ffa? Innscontinu?. ? " :
are inili?*ate?l and nwevsnrv to allay paui and ?] L<niotIic ac
don.and induce -i.-.:> ami composure.as in ?rases ol trac
tur?-, luir,.?.-- -cn.ds. cancer us id ? r?...:.,! other painiu
.s.r?'i ?tions.
A:::' ! - | - - - - ?-?.-:. there ? "- ?
have '?* ? -. accusi ?:;??-: to the ????? oi Oj an .?:.-:?-?:
! willanonl a 2 *.:.:? . ? ???' I ?" * ' ,'?'?": ?tuam
. ,. ... ... . : :.. \v.:.?'i
i i? th.' graml ?-.?!?? ? ? ?
l la vin? witness**.! the ??::?? - : Dr.J. I!. McMuons El mi
ofOpiurn, ?>? 11 ? : pinion tin titisa val ml prena
I and recommend :t to tne natronae?' ofibe pnnessioii.
y. i ..niii\*?rti.\..M. i)..
Phv-?ci?ui 10th? 1 ?vaiid Marine "' pital.
JOHN W. Fit ?.Nt I**'. M. IV.
Late ?' ? : M Im : ' Phvs. ?? Sur. N 1
JOHN : . i UEESfi.MAN, v?. I?
?Surgeon tn the V? .? \ irk l t? II -'
RICH MtD K. IIUKK.MAX..M. I'..
S.:.-. ? 1 M .?r.. Il -. N.. ? Sur. ,1? lii.l .SA
J ?..Ml-.?. U l-i5STK.lt. M. !>..
P ..?'.nf Anat. \ l>liv?i. ?n die <;.i,?.i*?l-,i.?".i!. N.*i
\evv-Yrtrk. Pel.niar*. I ?:.
Pby.? - ? ? . ? ? . .?.?.?,.
their 1 tii - ' ?? ? - ? ??' ? ?
I :?-? ::.-;?. . : ?
v^ !. ch ? ? ??> 1 . . e\hihite?L
lir::^.-i?;- ami phy? - ..:.,:? the : ?? ?
... , ... ? ? 1- ... ? .. :? toi \. K. \ D.
SANOS. I) ?:..-:-.:?.,::?>' !?' :',:? !.-:?.. *?
til? whi -i' ?-!- in N* \? *V? '?. H -' ' ''
pliia. K,?:.:;.?.? i:i \. ?a-\,t:? ??v A. ?t. San ,:-.* ? ? ?73 ?rond
u,iv. .-..-!,. '. ???-?;:?..?:: Iiv 1>. Sa.:,!-,:? * ?.'? I-"'
15 idwnv, c ..- \; ,..?-..? . hv llushl v \
wallin nil their ?fore-; l?v SoniUarili-belln? ) Vd ?
? OU :?'.?', Iti \> ?.. nid l?v n?tnrlv all \ .,?-.?*.
Itosl ? - >* ?ii III ?? ? . ? '.'* ??? : .?.???
?C KowlK 153 \v ,.;;,;, .:,;?;..;:?,?, t: !,v Brewers, >'?:..,.-.-.
Cusliii .. mil : ? Ile? l, W u :. < ill? . Sold in I
phin i.*. 1 ?-*-;-?. 1 - 1 ? - -treet; hy Dr.Ja
.? s, -i. 'n..:,!-.: ?? . ; : !.. |). |',. Sr.tCii. -ri W. I!< ltr?r.||
Archand Si\:!i--ir?'.r. S.'.l.l -.?. liai nore bv >? K. 'I
ln.\.-\v-l>n.:i:l-liv S.,-k!,-?\ 1 .... n.: ? '? I? 2 -?
in all the citi? - h ? ? I nite ! >:.:?? ?. I'. ? - ? -? i_5iii
!.. rr.'rr.Ks-s .mi:me vt?d l?z
KNtiKS. W'Ih ,.-j!.-.in.! IMail.at 159 lUH ' U)W A Y.
New-York.
r.-:TKi:s-? cough i ozrsgrs
Are now rapitilv .m*?? ?-. ::_??.': rali ns fi r fin
rri;.-|' ?if r.iiv_'???. I'?'.!"!-, .\-l!;r m, V. ? ?: .' . h, l'.'ta.Tl..
liiihin?*ss ni* die Chesr, Bronrlii?s an?l similar poli
atTecti? : -. i: .- .?? ? well es ahlLsiiedlh.il 1 ropu
?' cas? ?. ; 1 ;.? mu : *r :. ??i. by which ??' !?'??'?
n ? anna: ? ?? iil edj.i iv? dteir oritrin m th< ? . : ti
t'.-M.i- a: .: 1 ..-ii.':.?. wlii.-li nii'.'lit .-.:?:. Il '??? ??' remov?
at an ?-^:'!v ??-ris,!. N.. medicine u ?H Lk* found so etiicai
?ncuriilL' -a.-li .-a-.? a? tli--?.' L ????.???. They nf.'dlibh
ailfiy the'enutrh, liy-r?inovins the irritation whi !-?
np."whil?i at th- -iaine time diey promote exp? ctoration, ami
r?*lieve conir? "'?? a. l).o.?e .-?One I.?.:?,:?_?- i? usually 11 d?v??
fiir an adult, which inaj be repeated live or .six timt*s a i\
?i r.-i?nir.-?!. Half ni 1 ne to ?i child ? ijihl v?-ar> ol<l : a ?|i:.?r
1er to one of four; and so in proportion. VVhei n 11?11 -'? "?
:?. children, ?ie mo?l cunvenient wav .? lo dissolve llieui in ?1
lut!.- vvanii v?a'..-.-. The diel ?hnul I he 1 iht.and thehoweL*
Kepi regular; ;i> tlie Lozeii?res linve ? laxative ??!':'?-.-i, oihei
i'r.,:l;-:;;.- :? -??;.-,i::i r*-;-,!i!-r ,i , i,..: wit?-:: ?'"-'.:*?? :????>;.? ??
???:.:. :i few cathartic Liizeh-res -.vili be Ihund i?si : il. I: the
.'M'.i.'i: i? liaras-sin?^ nt nitrht, two should lie taken at bed-time.
.\? ;? ?_'- iM'-ai nil?*, ih? v ?hould noi be taken b? fore hreak?ist,
biit.ii ili.-v are, half ilir iisuaJ dot??* v. Il I? snr?? . nt. II then
ispain in'ihe ?-hestcr sitie, one.01 1'? ?? -'- i' -' rs-(price on?
ly l-': cents) ?hould be spread nv?-:' the ?'.tit anil worn til! re*
lit*v?.d.
PF.TI-:IIS'S wiiit'.l LOZENGES
Areacknowlwdgred by-.thc tbculty tobe.th'J most scienliric
a::.I ?ucc?*s?ful preparation for 'li?; destruclit ?1 of wonrtsevi*i
orleredro the.public. There are -.v.ri! iii?*?licines ailv?'r
??eil w* .?pi-.'iiif.? in ?.n ?1 i-a.-? ?. I.m tin \ liiivc proved ??? un?
c? :??'??'. an?l wordd? ?-, a- to I,.,..- ;.,-; .... coiit?di ! ??? \? ^ti: il;<
publitA, Smiie-oftiietn,"iii?le?.*?t, ar.?;..!??:-.! in tiielroner-i
lion, as t.? frequently leail t*< fatal r#>ulK Tliepiildic, llien;
lore, ?? cautioned asaln?! tliein, The?e Lo>.etig?*i, \> liil?: ?lie?
\t ill !??? i....-1.? ! ;.. be perfectly safe,.will al tlit'saine time ii? v? 1
:'.i I, ? liere worms are pre?? 1,1, i'?i ?1? -ir..v tin 1.
S-, viin.M? of Worms?These are lien ?ache.vertiim, pale
:-..*?? ofthe li] ? ?v ith tlushe?! che 1 -.?.-? ?h?iil' thet?*etl? ?liiritii:
sleep, ilL?turhe.l dreams, deep broken ??tl by fright und
?creamintr, convulsions, feverisliness, liiirsi. bad taste in tin
mouth, oiTeiisive breath, coo^h, ?UiHciilt Iirt*athiii*r, itchin*
of the nostril?, [lain in the stoniacli, liansea, ?qu?>?nii>hnessl
voraci'ius anp? lite, b--inn??-?, ten?2smiis, *ii'_'li! ?fhillsor ?hiver
in_'?. tlrow.stii?*?.?. t.? 1 :_*i:>-, ?v. -i'r.1 ?lniiia.il ?ir liilili?, rislns
ami choking in th" diront, ?tclihuto? the ?un:? towaril m.-Ui.
turbui eriiie. freqa?iil desire t? evacuate the bowels; t!i?
? hartr?-s of st'nnc nml mocus, .*???.
l'K'IKI?S'S CORDIAL LOZENGES
An* a specific for the r?fliel 01 nervous or sick-headache. I?w
ii??? nt' spirit?, 1 >:- iiii-!:t!:chii|y, lan-jutir and debility, eithei
frt-iiii previfiii? <li?ea?e ?>r ?no tree tiviiij?j tremors, spasxisol
tin* ?fomncli, irritability of the nerves, hysterical utleellons.
drowsiness, cholera ni?rbus, sense oi fatigue nn?l palpitation
of the heart. l*'rom tinir eih'eacy in die r? liel ol henduche,
thev arc calleil bv uianv the Headache Lozenge. :
I)r. I'clers's Princip?il Ollices are-I5? l'.r?.,niway, \. V:; r(.
North Sixth strei :, Philailelphi; : 19 llanestreet,Charlestoi :
25 Miurnziui ?ir??-i, .*>'??.?-urii-an?. jI3 Im
?pri)i:i.\ iij.s GERM \N ri.AS'n:ii
\7"?A ?iiii-i eiTectiial remiily for r 11?- f?|ln\rin<rcompla?iii?
?('?irn?. ?'ni?. I?nii>?-?. l?iirn-,' V, ?.n,-. S,.-'? I?h?'um; I'*ever
Son*?. Sore Tliroar," Le. In boxes from? neto tour shillings;
Th:.? Pla-i.-r ha? I..-? n ii-.-.l for these seven years with great
?mccfs?>-, and'those vvlio.once make useofTi ivill fin?l it very
useful In their ia:;,Ui<-, as ihoa?s*unl? cnnalre-i.lv testif? ; .1
fr:al will be a snifieienl r.?nimentlaiion. .**'<?!.! bv .Mr. Cra
mer. Proprietor, 1C8 \\". ?,~t?-----:?? ??! near Houston; J. C.
Traits, 17-rBowery; IT If. Tripp, 107 1),..?:. i,-?-?.. ? ? M,-..
Sparling, 11 Seenn?l Av??mie; K, l>. Little, corner lioiiMm
an?! Canni'ii-?!. ; Georgi* Thouipsou, enrnerof Ifml-on nn?l
Chri.?roi?lier-?trect.
Itnv.klvii?.Mr. Newnl, I5'J Nassau-it: Sirs. RtVil'-sThread
ami N? ? nil? 'store, Kuhm-t. fl Im'
D?siioxi^'i^' r,.\iM)si:i)._'i'hr
?'.n.?i'ri!i.*r!,-a<?.iili,!n.l'.?'."? b II? -Il \ MM. EMOIL,
which lie warrante; to he g nume. Ili? motb.? i- "Honest*
is tlie liesi policy.*"
The -ii!.-i-i it..-r w.,111,i here expr?s? his regrei that ??, nian>
?-,i" hi? feilow ?-i!;/.fj;- have hitherto |;<::ir led 1! ein.?? !?.??- l?
I,?? .!.?!???! ,.?, 1 and >?i?;?? ?-.-. 1 upon bv tHshoiii^st men, quacks
anetioneeiN. and preren.lers who oner rosell what th. \ i|
lla:i:la-ni Oil ar louiteen ?hilling? per gra??!
Am ml ?li'ii llj : 1 the followij-,? - Wr?pj ers ? rinteil in the
(i.-nnaii language ami those with lliihv*>ix head.?: are in van
ably spurious; and of those jiri?ie.l in the English not more
than one oui ol a hundred :? rimuini*,"most ol them beinj;
pririt?'.d in Ner.*-York. All genuine ones are English, and
have my nnme and residence prime?! <>n them. Thisii?lu ?
by .Mr. Tilly, the manufacturer in Hoi land Th.y have .?:-.
inv ? nr.'-.i Signatur??.
This Ilaarl.'i'm Oil is u??,! fur n variety of disenses. Ii
needs no puffing; ii.? n-,- alwrays ?ecures its recommvnda*
tloiL 1 ??'..;.- ?nil col :* :?:.- cured i.'- .' ?vidlOOl : .?'.'.'.a; :'..:.
til? st* le ??? ' andy dealers.
\. It.?The um'lersigne.1 sell? the b?*st C'ai,.li.- ?Sr uai '
In New-York; but he do n'i sell Cough Candies to 1 ur.:.
sumption, spnii.I.ankles and toothache ; 1.?- leave*: that t..
large dealers and medical jenilem-ia
N. II.-r'Gemiine GennanCoIogne N\r;.terimported I.-, tin
und??;?-:_.i.-.l. CHRISTIAN SYV.VESTER,
F&ncy .?*tor.-. Nu. iji Ka-: IJroaihvnv,
One .li.ii: :i:m,\.- Pike -'.
N. B.?-Wante?! ai die above place a :*-\* riot .. of :. :
porte,l P.IMTISH OIL. ,]);?
R. 'V.\\\.()R'> Balsam of LfvenvoiT,
r.? Bower*,'; i!.?- only Genuine Arti? le.?The pu die
ar?- cautioned to beware ol th? BASK advi-.;.?*-n:? nt?eman?
ating, from Spring street, ;?? the.annexe?! cerurtcat?*? will
?hfiu- hmv far they can go in using other's names ami figna
iur?rs w;idiout right or auth?irity to ?Ostain dieir I'alsehcKxL?
and rmitations ol rhU valuable medicine, aa-1 those cerdti*
.:.;?-. voluntarilyorTere?!. renders all couiraent unne? *-?arv.
rhereby certify-that the.Cernrlcan 1 .? J evCitj \:
venis? r 01 the 25th Ja,.nary. 18*2, r?jativetb the Balsam 01
Liverwort was utrantliorise?! wboUv ftv iae.
Signe-I, O A NIK L MI T( ! IK L. 2?5 Bow.-rv
N.u-V.irk.F.;.. 3, '..?J.
I'cerufy that the adven ?em? .-.? which apj??-are?i ?n th
J.-r.-.-y i",ry A,!*?.-.;?.:.-res|..-ci:j.- Dr. Taylor's Balsam oi
Liverwort,referring.to nie, wajrused w tli ? mvandiority
fromme, Signed, JA3IESJL I'lNCRNEY,
t -5.1 m _Corner Bowery: an?l 5th street.
J JONES'S new iavented Coronation
O;? SEALING WAX.?In mtroluoing a ??? ? ?ni
?. 01 Sealing v.',?v into the IT,:?*-.:-??ai.-., c. M m na? ?
tur? has mlopteil the ?.r.?'i,: nove] ?liarK'/tto prev? rimpn**
*:-'-:?-' **hich ? li?er?it;m any form yet made,;an?l willlie
: much more convenient :i,r u?e, be 11 ? ?i?Jnpte?l ?:,r the
-. ..:.-! ... w.-ll r.. ti:.- l.tr/.-t S.-:!-: [? ? ? ' :iO ???*
t*-.-:? m workmanship, and will !..? foun?! to'p.??,-i.-v
.-:?-? property, viz : ?nrjarpmability, a ? ?? ? -?. and
" ? " in aiaperiorilegre?-. One? kwiJlrnnke
thirty-six impression.? from a seal 01 ? ? ? il size w-iiioul
? uceslropping imnroperlv. Thelios cnmnins twentystirk?
which wili#eal:7?OOor200 leuerx. The ?.nr^irtanci whicli
?lughr tr. h? attached f? the ?jualitv of Sealing v.... ?. often
oycrlook?l in ihe purchase, whit? the correspomlencc 01
(? ivernmenu .Mendiant.**-, Bank.-rs, ?.,-. often of dieuunosi
coa-equen ?. - ? :.-r^-ir?i to the safety of a Wax impres-si? ?!
widinol eondd. ring mat bad Sealiiig Wnx i.? n.,-., .:.".. ' )':
:? neces>ary 10 ?t:.;.-. ihztm inferior quality a;ji be in?d. in
the same ?nape a? the Coronauon Wat
DAVID FELT*-. Co
Sole Agent- for the unite 1 States, StarjoueiV Hall '?ilVt,-'*
?treel :n?i J-? Wall-?-:-. ?-, i?i.,-?.*l?ai.
DliVNEEORD'SPA?ENTTMPROV*:
ED ELECTRICALPLESDGLO\-ESan?l STRAPS
produce a ?healthy ?at* ol the system bv friction u itfcoul tl 1
Sre :;able 10^,^" * ^^lh"""[-^ ""? --H.i-r Gtov?.
The great value ol the Horsehair Renovator as a thera
knayrn to ?-very one who has pajd iv |en.t auem?on t?. die
SUES?: " 3 1'"3!ti'y ac"?" ?f ll" skin ^' ?4Kfar\her
of r^ni'r ?1 f R- %^yh ? CO"*r:- Broadway, corner
o. Charubers-iU-tret, Granite Buildin-r. ' j-jq u
"V O TTC F. TO R?TTITvED PER
il "*"N**-I'r. A. G. H?LL. Xa : \ - -, - .?
?', ;,m-. *-.....*, .-:?:-- IV: -.-.-. :--.;-.-H ? v.)'. il::! :., -. <.'?-*!
*???'? ?--:.-? .??.;.- .1 ?,. ?. ? . . . ..^"J
?-..-::? ?-'"??'? : >????-*. N--.?->?'.. rr.f.,.?*^
' ? ' ' v - ? ! ? tel *it3?^
'' ? ' '? '????. pudoflV
??' ? ? - . ? - ?-:!.. .,.,...,.,., pf< >, .
.
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.......
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? '?? are, ? : -.
..:?-. madctow'sr" traca ? -,
? -' ? ? _'-* .
.'? ? ? i. . - -. ? : : ..*.*?'? ? :.:? n !; ;?
i?:'.-.-.
I . - |**y*enrsTii* vei .? .. c red ??? ? - -;r-'.?T
?... than the ??>?>?:?! the lie??, 'l i ?? railica! cereh??
. - ?? -v.:::. r: "
. Dr. !I::U? Tr*>? ChEct'.acd
? ? ? ? ?
\!,. ?-. ? ?.- .il;? i,!- ?;:l?.?:;?'.'. .':k-:? r- ?? -,..-..
Il !! I ? ? : ' r -!'-.,- .?,
Of l?upi Tl ? - - -TACTO.
?'? ?tu*
. , . . '. ? ?.-..:,-. r .
'l .... ? name . ???-??
A.MO*" C. H?LL k Cd
rill IE lui .*?.*? i:s \\n ?1- p porter*?*
jL ofDr. Ulli ? nventtOfl continue to r? v ,-,.
Foruv.years--j "! ! ??"? -
i" - - i? . !i ..: n :.-.-? -?. fl ?- : ? ? rtmr-b
: ? ? ? tor, vv .:h iny ? vie? ?-. ? ?.?-?.
! - -.? that .: --' st? ? - ? '.
?Ul ?-???? il a? il! Uli.? -..????: ?.
- \ \l ENTINE MOTT, M. D.
N ? \ Iuly-,1, 1841. d'sltr,
To THE DYSPEPTIC?Hurchii?Fs
STOMACH BJTTFKS. ?...- IK?.-?????? .. s?-?:'r.?D-..
.-,-? ,m>,\Vp ikr-.?'??. I ?????it'Ap; ? ? l \ ? ? 1) .. -.-Nicht
-?..-'- 1 I i II I ; : .? : - ?
-: ... ?-. ?-'..d ?????-a??-?. Th.? cured, the ??on
? i ?- .,.::? further nu ri ??.-..<?.? : . :.?? ?'. H .-.
. . N ' ?-_"??* "?- . ' iblc ... ; : uni, n |
? ???.? . : ...?:...?-:? Uli ..?- llldl . V? ?.r _?!.?-?.
- :... -.. .... ivnii v? ... li?t? relieC
i ? from Dr. E. v?. Lu?Uo? , No. ?;i Broj.?.
way
?*'l.haveu?*..*?lyourBiners in casesoi impair?! ?IlgtetKM
?? '? ? . reget bl? tOni?*s were in?lL?pensable,.'witba'-.?:;???;.
I". ? ..:? .-?e? ??: v?!...-!. .: .? composed ar? ver*
... combiiu*?!; an?! I have no donbl v?:it prove -<-.'.
? ... : li'von bave reromtn? ? ...
\ -..v . EDWARD G. Il DIIOV*.
? ? y ? . -person w lue ibrth? : ? ? .i..:? .
!'.;?,-:-. I w i? ??' weak from .'.f.:
.;?-;, . lint, that 1 . ,
l.i do. \.. n- Bitters cure?! me. I ive -. . , ?.. ,
- 1 w.?-. and du teils m? . .
?it luid :. .
\.. - ?? . . 1>W M> EARL,
:*. . ? ?? i il .- . ??? i ..
?? | .,-??;?.- a ? -\?.;?'?. ;.ii.l Was ?.. ii.-rvnti.
tbai.il isaucer; v,.i- :. ?ti? -- u .:.. 'iv..
?. . . B ?-..:??;.? .
I*. C. ICKERSON. 1! Ib.ir.r,., r-:?v-?tr. ,r.
??',':. vions ? Bitten? I sutler? liiuicb: ha?!-?
??.... ?-.. id v\.i? v,-, y iierviu.?. lambo?
i >?'. ... ... .,, ,j the !.:;'? r ? ?o pli ns?nl thai I ?i ...-..;,;:?-?,.
ir. .1 VMKS/.. SMlTII.Miit ?!.n?|.,
II re? IN ?'?Si ???.!?? ii Iti : il-'1:?.?Tl.i ?<? I? ::?-,-.ir-lu??i?y
? nsn?**-?.?t!y>p?'psia, nighl ?w< :?.i,-.
Tin -? ar? ????.- ? ? ? 'ii es'ti il we bad rather swallow thaq
tally i ? : article auij do ?*on?l ii
luty to risei mm? b?l it: lu'nce v.r
oidgi * ? ici ' Dyspi ;--'h??ih>i?i;i??
???r..! et':!- ?. ?t.::.-i?: :i ', \? da.t him tramping. T.iiir
all.g?'.? Drng-Store, 15? Bowery, corner ni
B ? .? [Ediiorsof Aurora.
1 Hiiicbii?r*'.? Siomach Bitters are uni\ei>allyr?>gai ?-J
.- ?? ??.?...I ;.. tak? ." Nothing better ?'?>r ?lysiv.*i?>ia, iiervau?.
i,.??.'x.-. ?? 1.w a [Ediiorsol Aths
The :ibov.!.! onlv at llntchlngs's Dni?? Store, l?) llnw
eiry, corner of Broom?-??. IV:.--.'-1' ispej oule.,f3la
M'l! I! L\"(TNKMlMTi:.?V?u cat
12" e?mts procure a roll of-*?"? m.Brown*s PeurilFitte,
It your ?tovi nr grate - covereil vi:i!i ru*t, in one inimit?,
i... ';:., cat ? ? ?? above an i le, a lustre ?*'iUbejm>
l will astonish tin.: who make? r.-e ..fit. Tfe
I'asti - ? I with? ? mak'uiil ?i ':-:?! ami will ^i\,- r? i-fj.-h
m - brill ml polish than^thc* Briu'sh or Ain?*rican Libtre in
? . formol i powder. The [?olish made bv die Pastel?
abii mu- ii more durable. Mamita? lured by W M. 151'.0\V.\,
Chemist, No. 131 Washington street, Boston. Dealersan.1
families siipplieilby A. It. "^ l>. Sand-. Dru-rgfc-ts, Xn."*
an?I UK) Fulton street. Retailed by David Sands it Ca N*?*?,
:: r*n?i Broa?iwnv,and Abrn>.aiii B. S.uu!? ^ CaNo.273
Bmn'iiwny. _ 11 Im
I NT"S V'cge?ble ('?m-ili Candy.-:
. An ?nfallible renivdv ior conglis, coids, intln**nu,snl
in fact lor n- nrly every prunarv nflection of the lanera. Th <
celebrated compe**e?l is oiler?.*?! l?*i ill?* prwprietor with tlw
i'iill.-?i coni'bfuce ?>f \\s eiKcacv and ii?..t!in'-??. llL?ma?V
ol tlm in ?T tii.ii.-r':;?:-, :*.n.lciin!:iiii? the .?xinirt ofiiearly wry
herb famous for medicnl virtue?, improved by . proce*
kii'.-vn onh in. i he I'ropriet? r. ami he warrant-) ii freefroni
?very il?.-l?'t??ri< :? ingredient. !?!'? challi njjes comparwin
?vi'.ii Buy i.'ii.r v.-j.-:abli- ?'iiinpiu-.nd in tin? city, knowing n?
lie du.? that invalid? will, alter a fair ami impartial trial, ?le
???de that i.!- can?iy i.? t!'.-' much wanteil * M ?It um in Pana.'
Fur sale by th?'Proprietor, So. I3G Grand, connu* of Pitt
?tree:. Price i*| cent.?, or,.50 cents per lit? jlfl.Ini
|{. l*l?. >V( ?ST iiKiv Ik* <'t)ii?iihfii at hi?
old c*t**b! -Led ?Hie??, No.'oi Broail-streeti r??ni?*r of
?;? ??. where lie bus the entire ? onlidciit*** "t b'u trieiu'.v
J Im" _
*<< M l'I'M- AI 'Il Y.?Tiiiiili-Arlii?Cure in
? ihr??? -?.?The application of.thl* n?m?^ly!m\l*i
I ?. -, .:,--... ;? ?e.| .iH-.'Ullli ?II all? v Ult.HL' thll p.llll. n.i!
making api'rmnnt'iit uure, with..m ihe l?.*a?i byury to tl,e
other t . !h. It- taste ami smell are l...il? :i'_?i??uhle. and n
willal.tlievethe pain in the fjums occastoneil by cold or
intlammation, when the teeth nrenot decnyed. A trial ?* ill
eslablUb the i.i.-i. S..1?! bv A. H. Sand? .v Lo.,cnnierBro?il
wnynnil Ctiamb?*r.<st. Granite Bud.lim: : A. B.Sandi\kCa?
.?7;i llri?:i.l??iv,e?.r. of I :bainber?-?t. 1*3 Sin
iT^A court or chancery!
5k behl foi tl -? Suite of N> w-York,ni the city of .NVu
V "i h, un live ii>ut:li day of Januai v oiicdi?iusan?l eight bun
drei! an?l tbrty-two.?"Present?Wiljiaiii T, McCountA'ice
Chancellor of die Firsl Cm mi. ?
Charlotte Jane Builus, and oilier?, v?. David S. Itroun
and Betsey bis wife, Benjamin Brooks and others: Onhf
for :!ie appearance of n?ii-rcshlenl defendant.
It nppiarlng upon proof-by ailidavit made in iliii ranv.
by Charles ?**. Rtie, Solicitor i<>r the comnlainanti, tb?t
Benjani n Brooks, one of -the defendants herein, re?idoj?l
of this State, and i? a resident of the State of Connerfi?
On r.-aiiiiL' and iillng ?aid aliidivit, and on inoti>:?'?'
Charle-; S. Roe, Inquire, Solicitor for the complainant, l'i?
inlercil thai the ?aid Benjamin Brook? cnus?: his appiir
anee i" be entered herein, Bn?l nodce thereol :.. be lantei??
the rninplni: ?ml'?. Soli? iinr, within fonrmonllis Ci-oni iiie*i*fr
o?th?sonler: und Eii'ea'??? of his appearance, thai lie.'C*uM
lilsansvwr to ill?? complaiuant's bill to !?? til.-.l, and a c'ir\
ihereof to he served on ibe complainant's Sn|?.:?tor, wit!?iri
forty days nllei mirvice <.i .i cojiy ofsai?! lull; owl dial '?
default thereof, - mi ? ? i ! ! ofcomplainl l?- taken an ronii? -
by him. And it is further ordere?!, that, within iwi-iity ?lav?
from the ?hit? .1 tl? ?onl?r, di? ?aid i-oinpluii.an?- ?aa*etli ?
ord.-r lo lie published in the Stale paper, and In t'ti** NVA1? ?
yoi?v i'K?lll \K, printed In On?. Siate.for eight Wieksi?
?uci:e>K?out and once at h?:isl In ? ich week, or that the laiil
complainant ran?, ?icopj ol this order to'lie wrve?l on tl.?*
saiil i;, i .:i. i. :: . ?.-. p?irsonally,ai lea?! twenty ilayvt?
fore tin lime herein before pres?ribeil foc -..- ipp.-araiK-.;
herein. | \ Copy.)
HIItAM WALWOIITII, Clerk.
c. s. Roe, Solicitor. j.?'> lawUw
Sr.iie pap? r ? opy.
"T T A COURT or' CH.WCKRV.
.' 1 bel?) for ih? State of New-York, at die City ofNeW'
Vork.oi ?? -'.i i iv of Jamiarv, .m?- thousand eislii
humlr? ?'?... Present?William T.iMcCoun,-Vice
Cli :..-? Ilor of ih? F??t Circuir.
Au usta T. v T. . . -. loseph B. Non? and Eveline J.
bis wife, and K?'.?.-. I.enni Order tor the appearance ''?
n?n-resideui defei dam.
It appearing iijion proof by alTidavii made in tlii- eaa??*,
by Charles S. Uoe, Solicitor for the complainant, licit K
ther Leon, one ol fhe defendants herein, r.-i.!--? out of ihi*
Slalc, miilit. a resident of: the State ol Pennsylvania On
rendin** and filing saiil atliflavit, nnd on motion of Charlo
S. I.''.. ; K?f|utre, Solicitor for the complainant. Itisonlere??,
thattlv: ?aiil l-'ather Leon cause h?-r app?*ara?ce t<> be en?
ter? Ih ein, and n?it:'ce thereof to I. -.-v. on the coin
pl?inaiit'- Solic lor, .vitbin four mouth? from dicilateof tl??
<..?.;.r; aiidbii .? ... her appearance, thai she cause Inn
.c.-.v.r t.. die complainant's I ?ill to he filial, antli'cov)
thereof to b?*serve?I on die complainant's Solicitor, wltlifli
forty daysafter i-erviceofacopv of mid bill; ami tlir.tiii
default tm r. -.-.!', -a..! bill of complaint be talc? n us ??t*fc?*?d
by her. An?! it U farthero'rdered, tliht within twenty ?lay.
from tl:e ?late of ?his order, the saiii complainant cause this
or.ler to lie published in the State paper, and in the NEW
YORK TRIBI7NK,j>rir,te?l in thL< State, for eighl weeksin
success .. nice at lea?t in esch week, or that the-iaW
complainant caa?e a copy of this order in !"? ?? r?.?-?! on ii-*
?aid Esther Leon,-personally, at least twenty ?lav? betot?
the time herein beiore pn^scribeil fcrh?rapp??ninc?fher?*"a
(A Co| ... I11KA.M WALWOIITII, Clerk.
C. s. Roe, Solicitor. j?6Jaw8**
Kv. ni::/ .).,;?rt;al ?*'.?py.
CT?TlT75F\ 1*.\V-VOKK.-Ih C1 laii
17 r.-.-.-.?!'.. i'.-.- the Vice Chancellor of th?** Kir-,t Cirrait.
?T.-urii-O.nii k v?. Willi.iiii T. B?*? :? ami Sarah hi- wifr, .
Anna Maria Qui?J?,-Io?ej>h J*. Varnuni and Robert Aiasue.
In-pursnance aniriirviiiue of an order of tin? honorable
' ? n :<?;. In die above < iititle?! ca ise,?lated the Piftbday
? i !.r.v. i->-. an ? o i th?: -tatute ?n such rase uia?iean<l
suie otTifili streer, on< hundred leet *'b?-i.<-?- ii??rtheilv-..?i i
line ?..irai!. Un theeasterly ddeofdie'Third Avenu?*, niwty
-??v.-ii ;'.. | ;!,.-..,., astcrly on a line parallel to ih?- n.ir!li*-riy
side of Fifth -ir^,-:, one hundred l?et to the Third Avenue
thence somberly mneiv-sev?n feet along the easterly line r';
the Third Av.'ii'u? to tf??-rorii?-r of that Avenue and Fifth
?tre-t. ihe placeoi'lieginning.
Dated New-York, Januarv 20, l?-'2.
' Wll.I.IAM W. CAMPBELL,
?23 Iaw6w Ma-t.-r .1. Chaiaery, No. A2 John-<reeL
pi'lt-SUAXT to an order ir.n.ie bv ihe "Honorable
A F.-r.i, n?:k A. Tallmadge, Recnzdet ofthe City of N*w
Vr.rli.un 1er ihn ?ixi-!? article of the ftrat^eoClhehimcBap.
1er of th?.-ond par: of the Revised Statute*, ?d pmoRS i =
debted tr. Conieh'u? S. Griftin, ofibe ? By of S*-*.\ ork, >:e
required to render to ihe DnderciiP*?*. M*>F**ta" ??"T'?':11
of all .,.-:.i, and sum* of money .owing by ?iem re-p? ctivi ;;-..
and to pay the ?tame to -aid a?igi???. ?"? all jJ-rs/ms havhig
in th, \r po.?on any prop-ny ?** *^? ? ,*"*"*^?J?^Ti
S. Oritfin. and ?dl crediioi-s ?u' the ?auiCr.rr.eliu? S. Oriiim.
are requited to d.liverihe same and iheir respective zc
founts ami demand* to him ?*t hi*'tithce "n..?r PSSJSJ*1'
dghth day of3Iarch neiu EDW ARD W. BISHOP.
Attorney and ?Couniellor, 21 Beekman-tt., Aiiigtiee.
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