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DR. TO WIND'S SAKSAFAKILI Kl
MOST RXTRAORDIBTAKT HMDICIliK
m thb wokld.
rnuis EXTRACT In put up \nqmatbatUM. U i?#M
L chnaptr, plessanfci*, am! warranted superior to an* aofd,
Ii cur<*K diseases, without rouuting, purging, nckenlng, ot
debilitating the |?niieut. . ...
The great Twsuty and superiority of thin Sar**p*rilla over |
all other remedies is, while it eradlc*te*
<liw:a?e, it invigorate* tha body.
IT HAS PERFORMED MORB THAN IWK? CHEER
TRIR YKAR.
LOGO cure* of Rhtumaiwn.
IjMJu eyres of ih/tpeptfa. ,
2,500 cure* of (.fatteral Debility and Want oj Ntrrou* J
Fkmala Complaint*, ami over 7,000 core* of Die
tun? of the BIihmI, rfx:
Ulcers, scrofula, erysipelas, salt rheum, pimples on the
lace, Ate , Ac., together with numerous cases ol couaump
lion, liver complaint*, spinal affections, Ac. This, we are
?ware, mutf appear incredible, but we have lettera from
piwaiciansandourageiua from ail part* of the United State*
rolorraing ua of extraordinary cures. R. Van Buaklrk, Esq.,
one of th** most respectable drnguiat* in Newarlc, New Jer
sey, informs us that he can refer to more than one hundred
and flfly cawa in titat place alone. There are thousands of
cases in the city of New York which we will refer to with
pll?**ure, and to men of character well know n
OPINION'S OP rnVWCLANH.
Ur ToWnaend i* almost daily receiving orderafrom phy
alctana in different part* of the Upiou. .
Tlii* I* to cenify that we. the uudersigned, Physicians of
(lie city ol Albany, have in numerous case* prescribed DR.
TOWN SAND'S aAllSAPARILLA. and believe it to be one |
of the mAst vauable preparations or fetrsaparilla in the mar
tat. ?
P. H. Polling, M. D.J. Wilaon, M D , R. & Briggs, M
f?,, P. E. Elmeudorf, M. D.
Albany, Aprd I, W45.
The fullowing Is from on* of the most reaper table phy at*
'?Iana on Long Tnland :
(liiBBNrfbitT, July 19,1B46.
Dn fuWNSBiin?Dear Sir- It ia with aatia&ctUn that I
aay to you, that 1 have recently witneaaed. In aeveralcnsea,
I he most beneficial result* frc?m your KXTUAOT OP SAR
SAPAKILLA. Iteing engaged in the practice of medicine,
? have urc-ticribcd it hi several c**es, and never without be
tetVt. la Uie removal of diseases ari.iiug from a deranged
slate of the digyMive organ*, jaundice, Ac., it far exceed*
ariy'thivg ofC e kind ever offered to the public. You will
plena* l**! frW0 doten, Ac.
Respectfully yours,
8. C. PRESTON, M D.
UNITED STATES OFFICER.
Capt O. W. McLean, Member of th* Legislature, and lat*
oftlio United Siatea-Navy, ???* kindly *cnt ua the following
certificate. It tell* Its own atory.
. Rahwav. Jan. 25, 1847.
A ytafshice I waa taken wilh the lnfluenxa, and my
wljole system left iu a debilitated atate. I was induced to
try DR TOWNSEND SSARSAPARILLA. and aflertakidg
two or three botile*, I waa very much relieved, and attrb
buie it entirely to the.aaid Sarsaparllla. I have continued
taking if, *tuf iluct thai I improve every day. I believe It
?aved my Ufe, and would not he without it under any con
sideration. O. W Mcl.EAN.
THE EDITOR.
JOHN JACKSON. Esq., Editor of the Rah way Republi.
.ait,published the above certificate, und remark* in an edi
torial as Ibllottf : *
CC>- The eiiccew. of DR. TOWNSEND'S PREPARA
TION OF SARSAPA MIX A appears lo be out} of the moat
eanaordinury character. We publish lo-daf two certificate*
in Uh behalf, one from Capt. McLean, of thia town, and one
from the Rev. Mr. White, of Staten Island, a gentleman
well known in Rahway. Capt. McLean believes the medl
riue to have eaved hia life, and Mr. White seem* to enter
tain an equally Ntrong confidence in it* etllcacy. Intelligent
meu like theae would notprniae bo atrongly what they did
not fully l>eliev<5 to be deaerving.
SCROFULA CURED
Thi* certificate couoluaively prove* that thia SARSAPA
Rll.l.A ha* perfect control over the most obstinate diaeaae*
of the blood. Three persona cured in one houae la unpre.
cedented.
THREE CHILDREN
Dr. Townsenp?Dear Sir?I have the ple*mirato inform
vou that three of my children have been cured of the Scro
fula by lire une ol your excellent medicine. They were sf>
dieted very severely with bad sores: have taken ouly four
bottle*; it took them .away, for which I feel myself under
deep obligation. Youra re?u-ctHilly,
ISAAC W. GRAIN, 108 Woonter *trert.
New York, March I. IW7.
CONSUMMION CURED.
Probably there never w?* a remedy that ha* been so*uc
< CMful in de*i?crate caBe* o! Consumption aa this. It clesn
*e* snd strengthen* the wynfem, and anpearn to heal ulcer*
ou Ui?* Iuiub, and ihe [uiirnm ura.lunlfjr ihtlr imunl
n*alth I *trength.
? , . , ? AW>ST A MIRACLE.
Read the following, and doubt, if you can, that Consurtp
Hon can be rured. Thia ia only oMe, of several kindred
rases, that TOWN RENDS SARSAPAR1LLA ha* cured :
DnooRLt-N, Sept. M, lfttc.
. Da. Towmbend-pear Sir-I was taken,* little over a
year aao, with a severe cough and pain in my aide; If in
creased on me very taat Indeed. I wan pronounced by phy.
siciana to have the quick consumption. I raised large (itiau
titlea of bad mutter, had night sweats, and?sinking very
tsst?my doctor said he could do nothing for me. I went to
the hospital, In hope of being benefited, but was pronouueed
a* incurable. I waa now greatly distressed at the lungs, and
rould lordly breath*: I soon became etnaniated, and ex
Kcted to die; waa confined to my bed, and waa obliged to
wxtrhera. Indeed, I cannot give you any description
that would do justice to my case. I waa supposed try my
friends to be oast recovery; 1 had tried * great number ol
remedies, and all seemed to bo of no eflVct. I read of the
moat extraordinary cures, performed by your medicine, and
to tell you the truth,! auapeefed there was some humbug in
them. But I waa induced to try It: I did so, and am very
thaukfu' I did. I cannot aay that I am entirely well, but I
am so far recovered as to be about my huainess, and hope
to be entirely well In a few weeks. My cough, p?in in the
side, and night sweats, have left me, and rraiee but very
idtle, and am faat gaining my usual afrength. I feel it my
duty to give yon a statement of my case, lo publish, If you
please.
PETER BROWN, 47 Lift!* at., Brooklyn.
TO MOTHERS A>Dl?ARRIED LADIES.
THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA has been ex
prtasly prepared In reference to Femal* Complaint*. No
femtde should heglcct lo take it, aa it i*a certain preventive
for any of the numerous and horrible dlaeaaeB to which they
tre subject, it ia valuable for thoae who are approaching
womanhood, a* it ia calculated to asalst nature by quicken
ing the blood and invigorating (be system. Indeed, this me
dicine is invaluable for all the delicate diseases to which
women are suWect
It braces the whale system, renews permanently tlie na
tural energies by removing the impurities of the blood?by
so far r.tlmulatmg the system as to produce no subsequent
relaxation, which is the cass of most medirlnea taken for
emale weaknea* aud disease.
YOU NO LADU'S, READ TOIS.
Vou who have Pale Complexions, Dull Eye*, Blotches I
on th* Face. Rough Skin, or Freckles, and are, "out of st?l
flSfrV i'"e ? Wle two of Dr TOWNSEND'S SARSAPA
RILL A. It will cleanse the Blood, remove the Freckles
and Blotches, and give you animation, sparkling eyes, fine
?pirits, and beautiful complexion?all of which are of im
njense value to unmahkixd ladies.
OREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
DR. TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA ia a sovereign
A sure remedy tor Incipient CONSUMPTION, and for the
gcueral nrustratlon of the syatem?no matter whether the
result of Inherent cauae or < auaea, prr?diiced by irrvsularitv
Illness, or incident. ' ? 7'
Nothing can lie more surprising than its luvigoratlnt ef
Mot* on the human frame. Person*, all weakness andUs
situde before taking it, at once become robnat and full of
energy under ita Influence, it immediately counteracta the
nervelesanes* of th* fem*l* frame, which i* the great cause
of unhappine**.
It will not be expected of ua, in case* of *o delicate a na
ture, to exhibit certificate* of cure* performed, but we can
assure the afflicted that hundred* of caaes have been retor
ted to us
COXBAOKtR, Sept. 23, IStft. I
Da. Towhsind- To all whom thia may concern?This
,* to certify that.my wlf* u**d on* bottle of your SARSA*
PAK1LLA previous to a critical event, under the most
? [arming and delicate circumatancea, being troubled with
the drooay. swelling of the feet, nervous affections, and very
murh debilitated; with my persuasion, and the recommen
datiou of thoe* who hnd used it, she wa* Induced to try It*
with little or no faith; and suffice It to say. the medicine
had tlie hapnv and deeired tffect.not only during the *?ld
neri'al. but after alh? expiration of one week of It* use. the
drop*/ anil nervous affection gave way to an aatonlahlng
degree, and her health I* now better (ban it had been for a
long time previous
it thia will be of auv aervice to yon, or any one who
?lonl>t* th* success of the medicine, you sr* entirely we|.
c?me to It.
1 *ubserlb* myself your most obedient *nd obliged serv'f,
8. & JAMESON
RHEUMATISM AND PILES.
? - ? ^ Users**** IB, 1946.
ro""r*"?-P*?*r-Mjr wife hu bMn, tor h?.
?ljr?ra, with Kheumatltra. hM Irlnl mtny
dtflimumudie*lonbuln torn* rellat, hm all to no pur
poM. Bhf ?m BimII* Inilucnl hr M?ln? jnnr ?dv(rti..
?ml. to fn yonr 0ARS*PAHll.l.A * rrtil. lou .In.
rug.l'Ktr wllh ?m?n lu mjr wiploy,) bwtlr lrouW?d Willi
iti. Pllf*. ?nd br iirin* > .mall quuiilly of ymir Mmni
nn?. otir aMipulMrnrnu rampfiifljr cur*), I contld.fii
one or Ihi.or meUlrlii.t, mi would uI.im *U who tre
?flllc *'d to glv* It s trial.
oarbit oarra brant.
123 Market nrraf, Newark.
FROTCIPAL OFFICE 1* FULTON STREET, N. V.K I
Bun Building.
DR T. . DYOTT * SONS. 0?,,.L A.m>, No
?IB N?nh Second Bnre?t, rhlUdit---'- ~
A|?nl lor yVi?lilu,too Clrr, CHARLES BTOTT, ??|t?.
JITfiortW "111 Blffil lira renn. Avenue.
' to- Alrai. (or??le hr PruMiem generally.
ah NONE OENUINK UNLESS prT IIP IN THE
I.AIHlK SQUARE BOTTLER, WHICH CONTAIN A
QUART, *?" iKiwuD with th* *mn uwitou or
? P TOWNHENO, jmo Kit mami men ui rm aun
icy- DR.DTOIT, -ca
^KTAI.tNK OAi.VAIOC ?T**NOTHB*^
VOI, II. WASHINGTON, 1>. C., TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1819. NO. 631.
TUB ftTANDAHDPItKPjt H ATIOI*.
0*. schwart/.e's compound extract
The.. i m 'iAR8'AP'lKILM>
^ JSP*" w,,t> which disease ha.
been comba ed by tlu. powerful remedy for (he lad
three year*. In the Dutriet Columbia ?Hd other
fn a m I"" lhe ProPrjelor 10 present It. claims
W?C^h?T" ?U0."! CI"""'') <?i<ier a sincere con.
vlriiifta im I Invaluable and unerring remedied!
vlrinen will benefit thousand*, under whose notice
J'. '"!' c!"nlf; ' herefur, he would urge it upon nil
who read this not to let It nans unnoticed, but give
tlad ?Ilen"0??o which It in ao deservedly entl
4rc "t:, of 'ir which
?III testify to Ita never falling efficacy, viz .
.Scrorula, In any loun :
Incipient stagea of Confttmption, when proceeding
from a scrofulous habit;
Chronic Rheumatism: Bronchitis;
l>yspepala,when proceeding from hepatic derange
ment.
Constitutional Syphilis; General DebiMly;
Habitual Costivness; Cutaneous Auctions, and
?U diseases arising from deranged secretions or Im
purities of the b^ood.
Persons taking this remedy should not grow Im
petlenior become too sanguine in their hopes of a
rapid restoration to henlth, as Its efficacy depeuJs
mcaeureably upon the strength of constitution and
the length of tlms that disease has prevailed : there
fore I would say to sll who mav foci disposed to test
ita virtue* not to commence before they are fully de
termined to continue Its use, whether it be one bot
tle, a dozen, or niorr, as uo two cases are cxactly
anrtdpiSbn*'1 rP"cveJ hy any stated number in
The accompanying certificates are from gentlemen
$Z'Z?>r ?'"l3in?ln HWu^oncVy, ?nd?0"
from those abroad, to whom I would refer all those
who are In the least doubtful. Hundreds of testi
monials can be produoofc na to efficacy, but as ihev
are seldom or cvor rood, or credence given tothcm.I
have thought a few respectable certificates, coming
from gentlemen well known would suffice
CERTIFICATES.
Dear Sir: Having, through the agency of vour
extract of sarsaparllla, accomplished a most remark
able cure In the case of my alster, I deem K Impor
tarn to make all. acquainted with her caso who may
^n^minriy J?101"1' " " may be the means of sa
rro,? ? premature death. About lour
J'if1"1 be8,n 10 decline, and
continued to do so for the apace of two years, when
m?. iniddenly attacked with a bronchial affec
tion, orwhat is commonly callad bronchitis. Hav
im fe>!tnC't^,wU ' ,hp be? medical .kill with
? '.and "nn"y Pronounced Incurable, she
'? .Ky 5""'r !7lract of aaraarllto. and, af
ter the nse of the very limited number of three l.ot
i*?f; completely restored, and has enjoyed
better health than ahe ever before experienced
Homing that this description of her case will coine
L'"f" "1,fi n0,icr of many who may be similarly af
flicted, 1 am most respectfully, voura
T.n, v i ? CHARLTiS W. iSTEWAIlT
111 I?r. N. J. Sciiwartzs, Jr., June 7, Ifttfl,
To Dr. A. J. Schwartz*, Jr.
,? "<ar*i!r ?'1 consider it a duty X owo to you and
Iffltt? PrMb"C' 10 ?1,u,e 'J101 who h'sd been
afflicted fora great length of time wliK.it severe Bran
?Lpff IT *"!?. Crated tore throat? which threa
tened Tii? life?after having been treated bv the hrai
In'h Wh'i''" wl,ho"t*ucceMi.w??eflbctually restored
or Hl!h y?"r ,r?c' SftapariUa, aomc 15
or 18 months ago, and has enjoyed perfect health
ever since. Such an Invaluable remedy should be
known throughout the extent of the country: and
\ ,?p0' ?forftilonR,'llat i! wl" h* "ought
after by all the afflicted, wishing you abundant
success, 1 am most respectfully your. Ac
a, ? JOSEPH RADCi'.IFI.
Washington, December 22, 1847.
Tnr?r 4 WAanKOTOK, December 29, 1847.
' 0 Or, A. J. bclIWARTZR, Jr.
.11.. i.f Sir! ' hereby acknowledge a debt of gra
W'?Sr'hat 1 attribute my pre
state of good health entirely to the uscof yourin
Ifflle'iUf JliT* /"i 0f ' laving been
!hL^ ? ?n J'1fammatory lituumutic AffcctUm
of the knee-joint, which swelled to such a degree as
lo confine me to bed for many woeks, deDrivinff
nr'*F'n'!r'1 ?" of.my limb, and having been
attended by the most eminent physicians, without
t?v, . p/'?peo' of,f?coverlng, I made use of your
Extract of Sarsaparllla to the amount of 5 bottles, '
ailer which I began to use my limb, and upon its
further use had the satisfaction to find the Jllsrase
radlca^d and my general health very much Inipro
r.m T!T0 yt*"'?'? now "'"P*"' and my hwilth
?till continue, good. \ ou arcut liberty to make use
of thl. a. von may think proper.
Very tritely your obedient servant,
WM. \V. RTF.WA (IT.
T0Or\.jJc^^rJan"ary<i'M9
abouf^hs1 l^Jrou/^^
Urnc of a?rri""! ? remedy for General Debit
ay, under which 1 hnd been laboring a long time,
and that a few bottle, restored me to sound health,
which has continued to the present time.
Very respectfully,
PERRIN WASHflYOTON.
To Dr. A. J. Sciiwa?tze, Jr.
Dear Sir: Under a sense of deep obligation to
the virtue of your " Sarmparilln" in the entire re
lation of one of my children from a General Debili
ty and proatration of the nervous tustem, I take plea
sure In le.tlfylng to your Invaluable medicine: but
seven bottles were tt9ed two years since, when the
child was restored to. and still routines in the en
joyment of perfect health.
JSiittmry 8, 1848. DAVID RIDQEI.V.
Dear Sir : Believing that a public statement
fj' my ?miction may be of ?rvlce to others elm
tlarly afflicted, as well ns a benefit to vouraelf, 1
take thla means of Informing ynu, that about three
year, ago I was attacked with a Hemorrhage of
tbe Lung, which Induced my friend, to dcopair
of tny recover)-. My health continued to decline
for a ymr, when I was seized with Nettralria and
UnSl r r'*?' , ?PP'i0*1 ?<' Physicians, both
in tnia place and Baltimore without the l?a?t bene
fit, and havinff also made use of tho Galvanic Hat
tery without any good effect, I oonclndcd to try your
Extract qf Sarxaparilla, and am happy to ray
that after using a single hot/lc the pains entirely left
tne and T have Dcen better ever since.
Respectfully, ENOCH W. SMAU,WOOD.
To A. J. ScHWABTSt, Jr., January 22, 1R48.
Washington, January 21, 1848.
It gives ine pleasure to sny that I am acquainted
with the proprietor of the al.ove medicine, and also
with a number of gentlemen, win tiave tested its effi
cacy [ and I have no doubt, from the unimpeachable
character of the gentlemen who have volunteered
their certificate., that they enn be fully relied on
ULYSSES WARD. '
PHYSICIANS' CBRTIFICA TES.
Wabhinotow, Jantiary 3, 18-16.
I am Informed of the Ingredients of which Dr.
Schwartze'. Compound Extract of Sarwpnrilla 1.
composed, and believe It to bo the best preparation
?l 'he kind with which I am acquainted, and admir
ably adapted to produce a salutary alterative effect,
PERK]RINK WARFIKLD, ,M. D.
. , Wasuinoton, January 10, 1846.
" give, me pleasure to recommend (he Compound
.. i ?f.. SarsanarlUa, prcpare.1 by Dr. Schwartz*,
ni. i, 1J?!?of constituent parts. I be
inr oiW i!Z "chlevvt qiorefor the afflicted, than
iJIKlte P P0? lnn of Soraaparllla now before the
PubUc- H. CONDICT, M. D.
II..I? U. Waskivotok, January 12, 1946.
lUvinc been made acotiainted with the Inprodienta
and mode of prtpartng^Or. Sohwartze'a Compound
Extract of Saraaparllta, I believe It X.ntTlT
py remedial combination of that valuable rout vWih
the other remedies of which It Is composed
j.m.qibAon.'m. D
1. . . C?ono*row?, ^nuary 31. 104n
Having been made acquainted by Dr. Schwari?
with the Ingredients of hi. preparation of S.rsaDar IU
I concur with themedlc.lgentlemen above la renrd'
Ing it a. an alterative of great efficacy, and hi all
cam*, to which .uch an alterative Is adapted, of nest
powr, BENJ. S. ROHRER, M. DT
? Wa.iiih?ito?. January 85, 1848.
Moat of the gentlemen named shove avo known lo
me a. cltlztn. of high respectability; and the pro
MMomt portiMi of Oscm aw of the beat standing
among the physician, of this community.
W. W. SBATON, Mayor.
KjrThe ahove named medicine jnsy be had in
Washington, wholesale and refill, it the Store of
the PROPRIETOR, Pennsylvania Avenue, three
door, east of 3d street | at CHAS. STOTT A CO.'S,
Pennsylvania Avenue, near Tth atrooti also, at J. L.
RIDWELL'S, Georgetown, D. C. In Baltimore,
wholesale add rttill, at C0UL80.N A CO.'S, No. 4
South Liberty strict i at IfRARL ORAHAM s),
comer of Baltimure and K?t?w streets', alto at
QKO. W. JONES', corner.of< Baltimore and High
oihsr Drugglats. 4*n 1?<ftX
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meuts and aubucriptions, and Ailly empowered to give re
ceipts.
Merchant}*, manufacturers, artisiH and individual* gene,
raily, besides public institution*, incorporated companies,
an?f societies Wno wish to advertise In, or subscribe lor,
newspapers of any section of the country, are respectfully
invited to examine th# files.
Vn remove all double und misapprehensions. th? nacnt
hereby notifies the public, that no person la authorized by
iUm to solicit advertisements, cards or subscriptions for die
newspapers for which he is the only authorized agent.?
The annoyance to merchant* auti others, growing out ol
numerous pretended sgencieslu thla city, renders tlie adop
tion of Uiis course essentially proper to guard against lm
position.
Those, therefore, who wish to transact business with his
sgency, and avoid mistaker, ar? respectfully invited to hand
In their orders at the office. or address
V. a PALMER,
American Newspaper Agent, Tribune Buildhtgs.
SCJ? Th* cost of advertising In country papers-- a list of
thenties and towns through^",' T' ? " '
papers are piiMiehed?togetl?.
ral papers lor which lie is the duly autuaUA*.r .
be seen at thia office, in the Tribuue Buildings.
DKLNONICO'H HOTEL,
(?ROADWAY, NSW YORK.)
PA. ie L DELMONICO respectfully inform their Mauds !
? and the public generally that their New Hotel being
now completers;they are prepared to offer accommodation* I
for either lamihes or jrenilemen as may be required.
Florence's Hotel and Saloons.
Cor. of Broadway and Walker its., No* 400.
JOHN FLORENCE. Jr., deems this a fitting opportunity,
i when bo man* ol Ids former natrons from the South,
West, North and East, are visiting this cltv?to atate, that
finding his old Saloon not large enough for weir accommo
dation or susceptible of that embellishment due lo the im
mense patronage hliherio bestowed upou him, he haaaban
doned all connexion therewith and naa erected an above
(400 Broadway) an estennive and superbly furnished Hotel,
kept upon the Europeau plan. He would particularly In
vite attention to the costly and siugularly beautiful Public
Saloons connected with die. Hotel, and further Solicit a trial
by "Epicure*" of the proficiency of his Klevesof "Cnreme"
and "Hover" who preside over the Cuisines of the FLO
RENCE NA LOONS.
Fire Insurance in New York.
mHE COLlTMBl'S INSURANCE CO OF OHIO, .itocor
X porated in 1833, with a perpetual charter, capital 4110,
000, paiil up and safely in> voted, and a surplus of wore
than #40,000, will make insurance on every description of
property st the current rote of premium.
All applications for insurance iu New Vork, Brooklyn,
or any part of the Northern and Eastern States, will have
prompt atteutionat the Agency, No. 70, Wail street, where
all claims for losses will he liberally adjusted and promptly
paid, JOSEPH HUME, Agent.
Stevens A Hoxik, Counsellors.
Nl'RSINO BOTTLES,
A Nil BREAST SHIELDS?Willi patent flexible Unry
mouth piece.
The subscriber respectfully solicits the attention of those
Interested, lo these contrivances for feeding ihtanis. 1
1st. They are free from taste or smell, and pliable.
2d. Will not act on the milk nor the milk on them.
3d. They are kept dean with very little trouble.
4ht Are the best known artificial means lor feed tog In
fants. They have been in use lor some years and give ver;
decided satisfaction.?Price 61 and 61 fiO.
EDO. tflflPVV, 600 Broadway,
corner of Houston streef. LI
Caution.?Imitations of my articles are already offered for I
sale in various quarters. Be particular to examine theptamft
and aak lor Dnpny's Patent Nursing Bottle or Breast Shield, j
11. C. SMITH A CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND WII0LKSA1.K AND RKTAII.
CL O CK ES TA EL1SHME X 7\
No. 70 John Street, New York,
WHERE may-be found a large and splendid ssscMimcnt
ol the best modern improved 1 flirty-/Joy.Might-Dai/y
Thirty-Hour, Braxa< Wood and Alarm CLOCKS. With
Clock Trimmings, Mahogany Knobs, Spool Boxes, Spool
Stands, Iron Kivets, &c., which Will be sold at the lowest
cash prices.
<-'locks repaired and warranted.
CVRl'S W. FIELD Jt CO.,
COMMISSION PA PEE WAREHOUSE,
No. 9 Burliug'Slip. New Vork.
THE highest market prices paid, in ca?m, for Rag*, Can
vas, hogging* Uram Hope, Tarred Rtrj*, litnip Jioj.tt, i
Ritpe CWfmgs, Cotton Wu*te, (funny Hanging, and all
oilier kind otPaper Maker's Slock, at their Jtsg warehouse,
M Piatt street, New Vork. .
OLEOSTATIG L^JMPS.
SH?jj5?^of' I
MPS of different patterns. There Lamps were invented
by the ceh brat'-O A. TUllorler, of the French Academy, and
are considered th? best tamps now in use. These Lamps
are for sale only at U73 Broadway, in this city.
Alsoou hand, a large assortment of CUTLERY, OI
RA ED OLE 8, VASES, CHINA IVARK, TOILET
SETS, and every article In the Furnishing line.
Mr. C. being agent Isr the BROOkL ViY FLINT
GLASS, is prepared to execute orders for Rich Cut and
Engraved, also Pressed and Plain Class of every variety, at
wholesale ami retail, and invites the attention ol pure hater*
to the splendid assortment of rich Glass Ware ou hand at
his establishment, where they cau depend upou bein* fur
nished with the finest quality of Class Wure ever manotac
mred, being the only Place where the Brooklyn Kicii Flint
t*lass can be procured. ' ?-IHHHHHll
A. G. DAGLEVS
CELEBRATED IMPROVED EVER-POINTED OOLDI
PEN.?Tills Pen received the highest jtv?mium at the
last Fair of the Ameiican Institute, and has been pronounc
ed, by the first teachers of Penmanship in the country, to
be infinitely ruperior to any Hold Pen ever before lntro>
rtuced to the American public. The lasting properties ol
this Pen are uudosbted, owing to the total absence of cor*
ros.blllty from any of the Inks in use, reuders U h sa liable
to damage, mora easy to repair, and prevents the necessity
of tu* great care .hat other articles ot the kind require.
Manuiacmrr .#9 Broauway, New Vork.
SIIAK8PSARB HOTEL,
PORNLR OP DITANB AHO WILLIAM BTRBBTfl, NBW YORK.
rrilE SUBSCRIBERS, under the firm of BERGEN 4L I
* GALABRL'N, having refitted and r?pleniahed this spa
cious establishment, are now prepared to receive company.
There are one hundred and nine apartments in this house,
consisting of dining saloons, sitting rooms, parlors, lodging
rooms, 4rc. The large hall may be used tor baUs or public
meetings. The cooking department has been expressly ar
ranged so as lo furnish, at a moment's notice, reireabments
for any number of persons, from one to three hundred, to
be accommodated at the same time. There are roome where
private parties may be furnished with dinuers or sup
pers, and the tables will be furnished with the best the mar*
ket affords-. Liquors and wines from the best establish
ments In the city. Pastry and Confectionary furnished at
the shortest notice. There will be a lunch at 11 o'clock
every day, ami no attention will he apared to give eatisisc
don. Men of business and those visiting the city will find
themselves centrally and eotntbrtsbly located,* and the
prices will be found to be moderate. The French and
Spanish languages are spoken in thia hotel.
JAMES BERGEN,
j a air* a ubiuiL.i,
LOUIS galahkun
POPPLEIN, ORRICK, A THOM8EN,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN I
DRUGS, MEDICINES, DYE-STUFFS, *c 1
AV. 194 Halt I more Strut,
AFFER FOR SALE?
100 bb!o. Epsom Salts
iiO bbla. Whiting
? tons Ext. Logwood
30 cases Campbell's Shellac
10 cases Liver Shellac
30 half plcul cases Csssla
2 casks Mace
casks Nutmegs
1000 ounces ^>dnine
40 pounds Iodide Potash
1000 pounds Gum Myrrh
DO boxes Cab ?1 Magnesia
20 caser? Cart. Mairnesia
5.bags Gum Seueg.nl
U esses Gum Opium
V cases Gum Arabic
On Consignment, at Manufacturer'* Pricta.
aOhbls. Glue I 10 hbls. Copal Varnish
MARTIN LEWIS k CO'S.
FOR 1'IIB RXCLURIVB SAI.B OF OOODS ADAPTED I
TO (IBM'S VBAB. ?
TUB O.VtY STORK OF TUK KtXD
IN BALTIMORE,
913 DALTIHORB MTRBKT,
Uriictn Chrrlu and Light it.
CLOTHS* CA88IMSRE8, VBffnNnS, 4".
RBXOVBD.
ICRS. BOSI.EY'S Wholtialr and lUlnUrorKl Man,'/*
Al /urv Im rtmovwl In M Bittlmor. rtWT" I, over John W.
Ror.ion & Co.'n Slorr, wli.in M.rrh.nta rti] b. .upplieil
Willi tWRSSTS mi th? m?? rawtwhl* l.rm?
(H BALTIMORE STREET,
B..UIH .''!?? 3 'I'n'r. Irnw tiny ^r..I
TO THR PVMIC.
THE Suhhcrtb.ro wnulil r?p?t(toilT ctll Hi. ?ll.nllim ol
* ih. public lo Ihflr dork of CARRIAOKS, of lh.tr awn
mnnnOiriiir., .1 ih.tr .rtubliKhni. til, T? B?ltiko?* Coach
Pactohv, fy^trick ttrtrl our Hmor north i/ flaf/nrwr. ?r?.l,
ulim Ihcjr Imp <ni IiumI .nil will aumiTnctiira lo nnlrr >1
ih? .liurt.M nolV r. CarrtifN of ev.rr <l?rrlpiloii, unit In ?
aiylt of iin?iiMllrri bnalr <
worluniUMWp.
Old CarriafM rciwlKd M Ih. ahorMM nolle., or Uk.n Hi
Axrhuc*.
CwrlMW ?W ow conmlMhin.
Two AnM ral* ?mr-MM.o?r Cariiu.., oni . iloclor'.
eloM carTtue, both Baltlmor. bnlll j Ih. owner h.Tin* uo
ftirllm nn for Ih.m, will mII at a aaerlAre If ImnwiUal.
applkailnn b. mail*.
R. K* A. V. PRY OR,
Fradartek nwl, naar Baliimorr.
?. C. WKCHMTBR,
AT ma OLD STAND, ffO m BALTIMORE ST , \
p EBFECTFPLLT Informa lila nnmaroaa c
s? sssa ,
garanl.. .ntlra aau.ft?lnn ?i *11 who may fc.or Wwi wtth j
| BROOBK'S
i PATENT ELASTIC METALLIC SHANK BOOTH
| A SO SHOES.
I CONfJRESfl GAITERS foe LADIES a*d GENTLEMEN
I Thews articles are superior to anything ever before nianu*
fac lured, In ml? or any other country, for
j durability, beamy, aiul utility.
NO- 138 FULTON ITU1T, NKW YOn*.
THIS unique and useful invention wan awarded a Silver
Medal (the highest premium) at the lust Annual Fair ol the
1 American Institute, tor its superiority overall others offered
! for competition
It lias mrt the approbation of the officers of the sriny and
navy, na well as *very' gentleman of taste who has fkirfty
1 tented Its value, and it* rapidly cumins Into genem! uae
I among all who regard esse, rtiace, comfort. end durability, I
ai desirable requisites iu th?T? Urots and Shoe*. It makes [
the ltoot or Shoe mom elastic, preserves its original aiyle 1
and shspr.and fives the hollow part a beautiful and eleva
ted arch, thereby allowing the heel to oe worn very -high
with perfect ease, or quite low, without exposing the pan la
loom;-at rap to Injury. It also keeps the foot from pressing
forward, and retain* it in a namml and easy position.?
Myaelf and John Dirk are the ouly persona who make and
aell Boots and Shoes, with this invention, in the cities oi
N?"" York, Brooklyn, and Jersey City.
CONORES8 GAITEKS.
? l*., 4i;a jths first ill the city of New York to
* ??' -tlebrated and elegant srticle, con
. v. /(? ? ??>*J Mt. la ,?h endless variety of styleg, in
workiu..t.4mp unequalled, and at prios defying competi
tion. All other kinds of Roots, Shoes, Gaiters, Pumps, ami
Slippers, for ladies, genth nt? n, youths, misses, ami child
ren. LORIN BROOKS.
138 Fulton street
P. S.?Just received, a case of Russisn Leather fur Gen
tlemen's Boots, both fur Dicks and Water Proof. This is
probably the-first lot of this cel?br*U-d Leather ever import
ed into the Dulted States.
OCIJAJiilKAMKA VIUATION COMPANY
United Stattj Mail Line to CVtees and Southampton, and j
IJrtmcn.
jiMU The splendid new Steamship WASHING?
fJ'JHuKlc.TON. 1/50 Tons burthen, Frederic Hewitt, com
maimer, will artirt from New York on the 23d of Septem
ber, ^trying fhe II. S Mall.
She will touch at 'Cowes aiul Southampton to laud pas
sengers and deliver the mails for KngUud, France aud Bel
gium, and will tlieu proceed to Urcmerhaven. Remruing,
will t as Veil rem erhav en the 13th October."
The Wushingtou if built in the strongest manner, with a
view to being converted Into a ship of war, and subject at
any time to inspection by officers appointed by the Presi
dent, both durhu and aft. r coin,traction.
She has two engine* of lift) horse power each, and ac
commodations for I'A) passengers.
Passage from New ^ ork to Southampton or to Rrcmpo,
Do from Jlremtm and Southampton to New York, 1150.
She will carry about 300 tons freight, which will be
charged according to the nature of the goods offering. All
letters must pass through the Post Office. Pan-els, lor
which bilbibf lading will Tie Hgnett, will be charged #6 each.
For Freight or Passage, apply at the Office ol the Ocean
Si earn Navigation Company, 45 WllUam street, corner of
Wall. E. MILLS. Oetiersl Agent.
Assnto at Southampton, DAY, CllOSKEY dt ROSS,
at Bremen, C. A. HKINUKEN Ac CO.
at Havre, WILLIAM HlSELIN.
The cecoml steamer of the line is in due course of con
struction, and will he in readiness in the ensuing fall.
IP IA N OFORTKS.
rrim nndorsigned are mamifac.mringst their estftblishmeut
* in Baltimore, 6, ti 1-2, and 7 octave PIANOS, of all pat
terns and styles, which they can confidently recommcnd to
Erofcasora and amateur,*. The Pianos manufactured by them
ave Hint peculiarity of touch Which Commend them to
players of every school, as well as those who are distin
guished by s soil and delicate action, as those who ore cha
racterized by a hold, fiery, and rapid movement.
They are authorized to refer to numerous professors in
Baltimore, who huve given their Pianos a trial, for their
testimonials in their favor, and they are warranted in re
commending them by the universal approbation which they
have received from the great number of |>ereons who have
them in use in Baltimore, oud in the south and west gene,
rally. They are confident that they make an instrument
equal to any made any where ill this country or In Europe,
and their extensive jinnulaciure of Pianos riiahlrs them to
sell on terms liberal and satisfactory. All instruments msde
by them are warranted, and they will be kept in tune one
year afiw purchase, without charge.
An agent will visit Richmond in a short time, and various
parts of Virginia and North Carolina, and will receive or
ders, which will be lailhfully ami promptly executed at our
manufactory.
fry Orders will also be received at our factory direct,
ami .special pains taken to give satisfaction.
KNARR 6t GAEIILK,
No. 9 Eutaw St., opp. the Kutaw House, Ball
GRAIN SACKS?GU^Nlf BAGS.
ORAHAM IIROTHER8,
80 AND 8* WATER STREET,
f ANUFACTUREItS and desist* in BAGS AND BAG~
m ~ S3 ?n ki?d? of BAdS for GRAIN.
Manufacturers ami ueaiure m ** _
GINtJ. offers li?r sale all kinds of HAGS for GRAIN,
ftr., for S/tiji/ntig and Home Uic. CORN aiul WHEA T
SAi.fKS'-^MyfMiy manufactured from l.ilien, Cotton Duck
and Drills-sizes and fabrics warranted.
GUNNY BAUS- 100,000; small, uudium, large end
extra large, for covering Rio Coffee.
FLOUR SACKS of various fabrics, suitable for the
shipment of Flour to England.
WOOL SACKS-WI*)
COFFEE BA G#.?'.20,000 Rio and Loguyra Coffee Bags
sizes aud fabrics warranted.
SEAMAN A MU1R,
321 BROADWAY, NKW YORK,
ARE daily receivlm frem tlie larife Auction Ssiles, an as
sortmsnt of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS,
adapted to the best City Trade, aud purchased much below
the cost of importation, which they are otfViing at a very
snuUl ad nine.
They lisve also received by the vorious steamers and
packets, a very general assortment of RICH FANCY
DRY GOODS, to which they invite the attention of pur
chasers. In their stock wdl be fouud the Noni-tautta uj
Paris and London. 1
They beg leave to present their thanks for the patrouage
so liberally bestowed upon their establishment, ami to as
sure the public that they will strive to secure a continuance
of ronfldawji and aujiport.
It is their purpose to extend their alresdy large business,
and stimulated ny their unexampled success thus far, they
are determined to leave no honorable efforts untried to ac
complish their dtsigu. A considerable amount of experi
ence in business has demonstrated to their satisfaction that
the only sore method of obtaining and securing a large bus
iness, is to have it based upon correct priucipU a. and that
while, as merchants, they consult the interest of their cus
tomers, they are pursuing the only true method of advancing
their own.
VNQRAVINOS, PAWTINOS
IVSSrfesaw
ss? ??
?til ?t "^"'TSnp/rBOLASSflS, In ??the mrlniM
w wh"A S'"y. rli.rvterlrfri ih.lr
iPottfollo. ?n<l S'anil. cunWanlljr nil hand.
CLOTHING, &.C.
DKVLLXS' CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
No. 33 John street, comer of Nassau.
rIE Subscribers are prepared with a most extensive and
select stock of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
to which they r< sp< cfftilly Invite the attention of wholesale
and retail buyers.
They have on hand and In process of manufacture up
worda of FIFTEEN THOUSAND GARMENTS HI
which they guarantee to be made with all the elegance and
durability of the btut custom work of the most fashionable
houses in the United States, and at prices WAsr.- ".MS-nAi f
i.ssaM and this, together with the Caah Syttem, forma the
great secret of their nn>vt flittering succesa.
Their stocloiof Fimch, English, German end American
Cloths, C'usnmeir*, Yttiingt, Ben vert, Tweed*, jr. fc., Is,
they venture to ssscrt, the largest and Wst selected (of sny
slmilsr establishme nt) In.New York. *
Their work viad* to order they guarantee equal to that
msde at the most noted merchsnt tailors of the city, but st
prices corresponding with their Cheap Cash Syttem. For,
in every department, iliey have, secured the services of fhe
best Phtter* and W?;kvtm the city affords.
Terms CASH or no delivery.
DANIEL A J. TOCVLIN,
M John street^ comer of Nssssu.
HALL, THOMPKIKH 4k BLACK,
LA TK MAHQVASD ?f. Co.
Have lost received a lsr*e assoilmentof {Sheffield Plated I
Warn, consisilns iu part of? ,
Table t'utlery with plated handles to match their patterns
of Silver Forks; rich Kptrgrea, Silver m?unt*d, with or
without platteau; Dish Covers; Castors, Tes Kettles and
Urns; Tea and Coffae Stts.. Egx Itoilers and Egg Stands;
plain and chased Wsiicrs in alr.es from 8 to 35 inch's;
Flower, Fruit, Jelly, and Ice Cicam Stands, Ac., Ac.
lW fitL Vl'.R IVAHK,
Thf Tirifly of ami nltot of ih?lr Mnrtmrnl l>
rourh itrcaicr ilunfiulw Icuml .1 an/or firrjr oilm r.
lahlMimruiIn lhl?eHf.?nd ilw nmlliy ?>f ihrlr Silv.r, (.?
well a? 111* workm.u?hi|M la ?<>i lo ht.mnward In ilw
llnllrd ?atf?. TVir awrrmenl of Diamon.l awl mhrr
rli-h J??-lir, WalcIlM, clialuis 4tr... la complplr; .11 of
which an ttffVrf.l far ww ai a uiiall artranca on Um c?.c, ai
lha ol?l Maud No. 1SI Hro..l*ajr, aim of tha (toklan Rafla.
HKBTR ?t SON S AMALOAMATKlt 81LVKR
STEEL ASH PLA TINA ;'BAVV-warrenl?l nol
lo i-..iro<l? All who .ppt-.Ttm- comfort In wrlrtoj nhould
um lhaabova braiillfnl |>cn>, aatliry ara warranted nol lo
?J flnenraa nod durabllUjr, an
lo coitwI*- *" "".f ,'1, , ? tlicy ara warranted not u>
u?U??l??^ra,TJLCv AtU'aa and dumbUHy. an
corrode; and_fcr 1rla?l . ? u< fVtr ThCMjwna
nnaqnallcd bjr aOT^j int(i ,hii r<mnlry In IH?s at
were drrt lotrod^c weic unknown 10 tna writ
Which therefore, hnd lo alwhl on Ha own
I UK coHWWf'lyj jjv~ aratlfjina ?" 'h* manufcemrera l.>
mlrit.. H ia ih.rtfc? -jj th, hlthMt
ae(t?o?ladie lll*l (lh>1 ,|,e |iraa?nt damuvd (wlilcli
iriMil* lo 'h'l' , ,r,et|p their uimoat? jpw latlon*
TEAS! TEAS!! TEAS!!!
WASHINGTON AOENCY OF TJIE NEW YORK
CANTON TEA COMPANY.
The oldest Tea EitabUibmcnt In America
PMIKUIPAL EST A BLIH HMCNT I* MEW VOUK.
The CANTON TEA COMPANY haw
Hahment in America. The public have I
had full proof of their Integrity and responsibility. But
such ho* been the greet and prvttin* demand for their
TEAS of latei that they have been obliged fo enlarge, lo a
great extent, their two principal establishments in New
York, viz:
125 Chatham and 103 Greenwich fitrcett.
They moreover posseaa facilities, in relation to the Tea
Trade, In a very abundant degree, ai?4 doublleyfc, superior
to any other Ten Concern In America. Their scrupulous
regard to all principle* that tend to/i-levafe the character 01
a large house is well understood, and hati olretdy secured
,thein a connexion, probably, larger than all other Tea Ea- |
tablishmentt united, anil they consequently are determined
to sell Teas purer, more fragrant ,anil perfect far the jiria
in the aggregate tliau any houee in ti?e world?China, c
centt'd.
They most zealously Invite the attention of the Inhabit
tants of Waahlmrton to their Agency, where the following
.iMsnrttneuis are always on hand: end they feel no hesita
tion iu stating, that wherever a single trial ie made, a very
decided preference is given lo the celebrated Teas of the
CANTON TEA COMPANY;
EC?~ Reader, make the experiment! .
Retail Prices at follows, subject in all can* te bt returned
if not ajfjtrovea t>f?
Greens*
Good Yowtg Hyson, #0 CO per lb
Fine \lo. 0 6i ?' 1
No 2 fragrant do - . . . ? . 3 75
No 3 very fine do. I (X)
Silver Leaf do. . . . . 1 1?G
Good Hyson, - l) 75
Very fine do. . . - - I 00
Extra fragrant ? . - .. - - - 1 25
Oooil Hyson tikin, 0 fO
Good Jmjterialt ? .> . . - 0 75
Very fine do. ? . . . . . I UO
Extra fin* do 25
Good Gunju>ir<Jer, 0 75
Fiue do, I 00
Extra flue do. . . *. . 1 25
BIseki.
No. 1 Souchong, 0 CO
No. 2 do. - . . . 0 02
Finest do 0 75
Fragrant Powchong, variouspriceft.
Congo. various prices.
Fiue Oolong, 0 50
Very fiue do. ?. ? . . . -0 75
Extra fine do. ? . - . . 1 00
Ningyong, various prices
Finest English Breakfast Tea, (very rich Pekoe
flavored.) ? .... o 75
Fine Change Ptko?, . ^ . . * 0 02
P'nett Pek oe Plotter*, - ? l 00
r/owqua, or fiuest Black Tea imported, ? ? 1 00
,\e Plus Ultra TEAS, both Green ami Black,
ol all descriptions, the highest grades
crown in Chine, . ? . . i 50
TAKE NOTICE I?The Canton Tea
Coiapauy aic the exclusive venders of the superior
lllark Tea railed "HOWQUA'S MIXTURE." They 111 tVC
dured it in America in 1840? and every other person or
house professing to nell the same at all?much less at a
lower price?deceive the unwary, as the public themselves
will perceive, by comparing the spurious with the genuine
44 llowqua" vended by the Cantou Tea Company.
Every package (In addition to its containing>// weight,
independent of the wrapper,) bears the Mump of neatness
and elegance, and the Teaa therein are so thoroughly serured
from light aud air, thai their quality and power wnl remain
unimpaired in any rlimate.
CHARLES A. COMI.Y, Agent.
At Templrmam'a Bonk-store
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
pttftt
THE C AMD FN AND AMBOY RAILROAD LINE, FOR
PHILADELPHIA AND INTERMEDIATE PLACES, will
leave Pier No. 2. N. 11., foot of Battery Pieces, by Steam
boatJOHN POTTER for South Amboy, every day, (Sun*
day excepted;) at six o'clock.
Pawngere will take the cars from South Amboy to Cam*
den and arrive in Philadelphia, about 111-2 o'clock.
Fare to Philadelphia, $3; lor forward deck ]ta?senger8 to
Philadelphia, 02^0; Emigrant and Transportation Line every
day, by Steamboat Transport, at 3 1-2 o'clock P. M., fare
#2,25; Freehold and Monmouth, via Stages from Ifightwtown
and West's Tumour; from New V?>rk to Freehold by West*
Turnout, 87 1-2; from New York to Freehold by Hightmown,
81,50: to Spot#wood end Wests, 75 cents; South Amboy, 25
cents; Perth Amboy, 12 1-2 ceuts.
DAILY EXCURSIONS TO PHILADELPHIA.
For the accommodation of those persona wishing to spend
a part of the day in Philadelphia, either on bueiuess or plea*
sure, Excursion tickets will be furnished, entitling the pas- I
sengers lo return by the Mail Line all 1-2 o-clock, P. "
the tame day, or at t# o'clock the next morning. .
Tickets for the Excursion *5. to be hail at the office, No.
9 West Street, or on board the boat.
Fifty tiouuds of baggage will bo allowed to each passen
ger in this line, and passengers are expressly prohibited
Irom taking anything as baggage but their weariug apparel,
which will be at the risk ot its owner.
I. BLISS, Agent.
Nails, Tacks, Brads, Brass Het
ties, &c.
W ALTER M. SMITH,8? Pearl street, offers for sale at
the lowcwt market prices, cut, wrought, finishing, clout,
shoe and trunk Nails; Brada, Tacks, and wood Screws ol
brass anil irou; brass Kettles, bailed and unbailed. All
kinds of Iliuges, Turn Buckles, llooks and Staples; Blind
Fasteners. Stair Rods, Cutlery, Files, Raaps, die. Locks ot
all kinds, Wool Twinu, Bed Cords,. Rope, Cutlery, Filep,
Sad Irons, Arc.
GOODYEAR'S Patent Gum Elastic Composition for Ma
chine Belting, as has been fully tested, possesses innu
merable advantages over that manufactured out of leather:
will last a great deallonger, aud can be produced at a great
ileal less expense. W
The METALLIC STEAM PACKING, for steam
hollers, 1* now conceded to be superior to any article ever
before used for that purpose. The above are sold by
D. HODGMAN,
N. Y. India Rubber Warehouse. Zl Maiden Lane.
MILLER A CO.'S
NEW GRKAT WESTERN EXPRESfc.
TO CUMBERLAND, BROWNSVILLE, PITTS
BURGH, WHEELING CINCINNATI,
LOUISVILLE, ST. LOUIS.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made with Messrs. Burk A
Co.'s Express from Baltimore to Pittsburgh lor the ex
tension of this Line, on and after Monday, October 4th, to
tli? above named places, with mail speed. The wagons of
this line are all new, built with the capacity of 4,fiU0 lbs.,
*nd the best teams to be obtained have beeu placed along
the line of the National Road.
Messengers will accompany all goods by this line, and t..
that the drivers on the road make the allotted time from
nation to station, without failure.
All gooda will be receipted for at any of our offices, or
agencies, North or South, to arrive in Pittsburgh In 50 hours,
and Wheeling in 60 hours frofo Baltimore.
Goods receTted until 12 o'clock In the day.
~ ca7i*kt, furniture and
UPHOLSTERY ESTABLISHMENT.
THE SUBSCRIBER having opened his new Warerooms,
1 No. 173 Chesnut street, opposite the State House, re
spectfully solicits from the public a continuance of the rfst
icring patrotisge which for many year* they have been
pleased to exteud him In his former establishment south
Fitth street?liis stock of Furniture and Upholstery era
braces almost ever/ article knowu in the trade, at prices
as low ss articles or a similar quality can he purchased lor
on the seaboard, and he otters to the community hia assur
ance that his arrangements In manufacturing will preclude
the possibility of sny article beiug offered to their inspec
tion which will not be entitled to his guarantee.
Strangers vlsiUug tl?e city ere respectfully invited to sn
examination of his clock, either as purchasers or other
wise. CRAWFORD RIDDLE
CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY
EST A BLISHMENT.
QUANTIN A LUTZ, Cabinet Mskers snd Upholsterers,
have the honor lo inform their friends snd the public m
general that they hsve taken the large, rommodioon and
attractive lUaaar Store, No. 292 CHESNUT STREET, op
posite the Academy of line Arts, where they now hav
ready for inspection a large and splendal assortment of er
tii* It s In their Hue; uuch as parlor, chamber ami bou.io.r furt
uiture, in the latest Paris style, whim they veil at Uie moet
moderate price.
Grateful tor the liberal patronage we have received,
respectfully solicit a continuance of the aame, pledging e
s*.-Ives to exert our greatest endeavors to give satisiactoji) Jo
our natrons by the quality and fiuiali of our article*, which {
we will guarantee to be o| the beat workmanship. 1
GP. I.INDSEY haa removed to the new buildings. No. 66 I
Liberty street,(first store from JVoadway,) where I
prepared to exhibit, with few exceptions, sn entire r
Keatmnsble and desirable stock of
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS,
embracing every variety of plain and figured, black, colored
and rlMiigeable Silk a.
DRESS GOODS bt every de?r riptlon; plain and flgnreil
Cashmere* and Mouse de l'.aliiem Merlnor*. Ar. Also, n
large saaxtment of FANCY CAP AND BONNET
RIBBONS, together with plain, colored ms4 black Satin
TaffVtta Ribbons. -
PR I NOES AND GIMP TRIMMINGS of every va
riety aud newest styles.
SNA WL8 of all kinds and qualltlee, Including Silk.
Broche Tbibbst, Cashmere Turkerri, Ac. Ac. He would
particularly call attention to his unnsuslly larce snd desira
ble assortment of LACES, EMBROIDERIES, AND
WHITE MUSLINS
And he would respectfully ask the inspection of hie slock
In general by those who are willing to avail themselves of
lew tames tor Cask and Short Credit.
JAMES PIR8SON, W Walker sum, t*s now on hand,
snd It daily finisliing, Piano Fortes of every description,
from his very superior horizontal granda down lo plain
square 614 octaves, combining all the improvements ol
the day, wiih many others suggested bjrhle own exiteheueee j
In the business. All hit instruments are mads expressly
tor the city'trade, and no paint or expense Is spared to rsn
der them equel at lsast to thoes of any other maoolarturti
In ths country
H(W route* 111 Mew J?t?r. Pennsylvania,
Maryland and Ohio.
Extract from the act of Cong, of Murch, ISlfif, ueclion 13
?' Awl U it further tnaiM. Tliat It ?li?ll be th? of
the Postmaster General. In all future lettingn of contracts
far the transportation i?t the mail, to let the same in every
case to the lowest bidder tepdtritfg sufficient guarantee*
lor faithful perturmauce, without other reference io the
mod* of such transportation Ihtan may be neceasary to pro
vide forth? due cei*rity, certuinly aiul security of such
transportation, nor shall any new contractor hereafter be
reoufred to purcliaso out, or take at at valuation, the stork
or vehicles of any previous contractor for the same route.
D^HBlodvrs will be careful to read the forms and Inst rue
iIohh appended lo Iliix adyertlMm.nl. Tl.ry.r.
10 matt. In Iheir propomU, the mode hy which II,ey ln'?"l
to convey U* mall- Where .the siv.e and weltfM of the
mails, or the speed called for In the schedules, shall require
It, the contracts will be made for coach, *t??nteat, or rail
road conveyance, aa the cace may be ; and, ronwiujntly,
such routes wlH be let to bids oroposhif such .mode of con
veyance. In all other cases, the routes will be aligned to
bids proposing the cheapest modvs of transportation.
PROPOSALS for carrying the malls of the United States,
from the 1st day of July, 1849. to the 30th of June,
10.72, Inclusive, in NEW JCRSE^t PKNNSYLN AN1A,
MARYLAND, and OHIO, will be received at the Contract
Office of die PostOfllce Depariment, In the elty of Waslung
ton, until 9 a m. of the 4th April, 1S40, (to be decided b>
the attti of April, 1849.) on the routes and In the manner
and time herein specified, v.z :
NEW JERSEY".
13G9. From New Germantown at 10 a m Wednesday
By Pottersvill* and Unioiivllie
To German Valley, by 2 p m, 12 miles
And buck between 0pm and 9 p m same day.
1370. From Key Port ai 6 a m, six times a week, or as of. i
ten as the boats run between New York and
Key Port. i
By Holmdel and Colt's Neck 1
To Squaukwn, by 12 m, 20 miles
Avid back between I p m and 0pm same day.
1371. PromTuckhaoe at 6 p m Saturday
By Lower Bridge, on Cedar Creek. Seavllle, and
and Townsend Inlet
To Cape May C I!., by 11 p m 20 miles
And back between Bam and 12 m same day.
Prnpoaals to leave in the morning, snd return In the af
ternoon of the some day, on a day to b? named, wdl be con
sidered.
1372. From Philadelphia fPa.)at 6am Saturday
Bv Camden (N. J.) snd the following placet:
Ellesburg, Fellowship, and Greeu Tree
To Meant Laurel, Burlington county, (N. J.,) by U
m, 20 miles
And buck between 1pm and 7pm same day.
1373; Cranl errv at 9 a m Saturday
To South Brunswick, by 11 a m,6 milea.
And back between 1pm and 3pm same day.
PENNSYLVANIA.
1707 From Sharon Centre at 8 a m Wednesday
By McKay's Grist Mill, through th? valley of the
To''We'K*lta?(New ?orlt.) by 12 m, 18 miles.
And back between 1pm and 7pm same day.
. 708 From Perkipmcn Bridge at 6 a m Monday snd Friday
By Srhwenck's Store, Frederic k, Colebrookdale,
and Emaus
To AUentown, by 7 p m, 43 miles
And back between 6am and 7pm next day.
proposals to commence this st Norristown; also to run
tri-weekly will be Considered. |
1709. From Pottsvllle st I p m Monday
Bv Llewellyn, Tremont, Bearmount, Wtconlsco,
and Rllwibethville
To Millershurg, by 6 p m, W miles, next dsy
And back between 0 a m Wednesday, snd 12 m
1710. From Stroutfesburg st 6 s m Wednesday
By Bracklevvllle, Priceburg, Indian Hill, Coves
" vllle, South Sterling, nnd East Sterling
To Sterling, by 6 p m, 30 miles
And back between 0 a m and 6 p m next day.
Ull. From peuniugmnville st 6,a m Saturday
By Cooperwville, Green Tree Inn, Bart's and Pas
To Btick, by 12 m, 20 miles
Ami back beKveen 1pm and 7am same day. ,
1712. From Oil Creek st 0 a m Friday
By Home, Kldred, and Spring Creek
To Columbus, by 6 p ft* 30 mikn
And back between Gam and 6 p m next day.
1713. From Trexlertown *9pin Saturday
By Mlddletown
To Hereford, by 12 m !<> miles
And back between I p in nnd 1pm same day.
17U. From Worcester st 8 a m SatiitiU v
f, To Centre Square (meaning probably union Square,)
by 10 a m, G miles
And back between 12 m and 2pm same-day.
1715. From Jilnestowu at 8a m Wednesday
To Kherersburg. by 12 tn, 15 miles
Antl back between 1 p m and 4pm same day.
1716 From Clarion at 6 a m Monday
Along the northeast side of Clarion River
To Rldgewav, by 12 m, fiOmilea, next day,
And back between 1 p in and G p nx Wedncs .ay
717. From Allen at 9 a in Saturday
To Boiling Spring, by 12 m, 10 miles
And back between 1 p m and 4pm same day.
1718. From HoIlUlaysbur* at G a ui Monday
Bv Alleghany, Ashland Furnace*, and Weakland s
To Newman's Mills, by 12 m, 60 miles, next day
And back between I p m Tuesday and G p n?
Wednesday. . ,
1719. From West Philadelphia at 8 m Tuesday and Satur
By I&llyeville.Lsoli's Store,Springfield, Rose Tree,
and Bishop's Works
To Ilowelevdle, by 2nm, 20miles
And back between 7am aud I p m Monday anu
Proposals for once a week service will be considered.
1720. From Sumnaytownat 6 a in Mouday
Bv Spinorstown
To Emaus, by 12 m, 18 miles
And back between 1 p m and 7 p m same day.
Proposals to run on another day (to be named) that \yll
make better connections will be considered.
1721. From Emleutown at 6 am Wednesday
To the month ofTionestaCreek, by G p m,30mile?
And back between Gam and G p m next day.
1722. From Sunville at 1 p m Tuesday
By Wallacevllle
To uompseytuyvn, by 3 p m, 6 miles
And back between 1 p in and 7 p m Mine day.
1723. From CushinuvlUe by G a m Wednesday
To Spring Mills, (N. Y.,) by 9 a m, 8 mllea
Ami back between 10'a m and 1 p m fame day.
1724. From AUentown at 9 p m Saturday
Bv Sueekaville
To kern's Mill, by 12 in, 10 miles
Aud back between 1 p m and 4pm sime day.
1725. From Norristown at 4 p m Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday ? t
By Jeffersonville, Shanoonsville, and Lumberville
To PhnsnixvlHe, by 7 p m, 10 miles
And back between 4am and 7am same day.
Proposals to run six times a week will be considered.
1720. From Gap at 8 a m Saturday
Bv Hat and Intercourse
To New Holland, by 12 m, 14 miles
And back between l p m and 5 p m same day.
proposals for tri-weekly service wlR be considered.
1727. From West Penn at 1 p m Wednesday
To Lehighton, by 4 p m, 10 miles
And baek, between 9am and 12 in same day.
Proposals to run on a day and at hours that will mave
better connections will be considered.
728. From Smith's Ferry at 7 a m Saturday
By OUiovllle
To Darllnvtou, by 12 m, 15 miles
Aud back between 1pm and 6pm same day.
1729. From Dunninzavllle at 9 a m Wednesday
By Vancevllle
To Hillsborough, by 12 m, 10 miles
And back between 1pm and 4pm same day.
1700. From Pittsburg st 6 a m Wednesday
By Breakneck, Whitestown, and Prospect
To Browninttown, by 6 p m. 40 miles
And back between u a m and 7pm next day.
Froposals for tri-weekly or six-timts-a-week convey
ance, with changs of schedule, will bs considered- ,
1731. From Wllllimeport st 9 a m Mondsy
By Loyalsocs Valley
To Cherry, by 11 p m. 45 miles
And back between 6 am and 8pm next day.
Proposals stating the InrermWIate points are Invited.
1732. From Green ^borough at 9 a m Wednesday
ByJ E Taylor's Store
To Whltely, by 12 m, 10 miles
And back between I p in and 4pm sams day.
1733. From Providence at 6 a m Wednesday
By John Cobb, Hollistersville, Hamilton,and Paeo
T^Tafton, by G p m, 30 miles
And hack between 6am and 6pm next day.
1734. Fro" Wattsburg st G am Mouday, Wedneaday, and
By Oohimbua, Spring Creek, PlUsAeld, Youugn
vllie, ami Irvine
To Warren, by 6 p m. 40 milea ,
Aii-I t ack between 6s m and 0pm next day
MARYLAND.
Ifttt From F.aU.m?re at 6 a m Ssjurdsy
p, c?ib niII snd Fork Mrettng honj?
To fi?ds?r. (Md > by 6 n m, 30 miles i
And back between flam and 6 p n? F riday
tn-.r From rrtnrem Anne at G a m Wednenday
Bv Kingston
To jmfcreoti Corner, bj 11 in. If. mil""
Alt'l baek helw.m 1 p m ami ? p m aam? n?y.
i?M r.nm rilic.Kf. MIU. ?t ?u m Satnnfay
It, I lark.vIHe .ml Sprlnj
To Bnekrllle. Uy?pm,!?mllr?
Ami bark btluces V a in ilml Upoil rlilav
PranoMl* for trt-weekiy con.fjauce to M.rkmille, "f
through on th. ront^ win ?e coiutUered.
M77. Trem rhlrkanw ?? ? . m Somnlay
To C'ranben y Prairie, by 12 m. 18 mile.
And b?rk between 1 |i m .nd 5pm ami ilay.
l>ro|>o*?l? to commence at New Bremf n will be eoiitnd
Prom MHIan at 0 * mTnwlay and Friday
It v Ulnotnlnteille
To S?ndu*y City l't l'J mil'.
And Wk neiween I p m -intj t p m tnme tl.y
Fropomif to .nd route on the r??n? I ito be named;)
alMi niore frenunil eoneey.nc., will be ron.irtere.1.
Prom Sablna ?t 6 a m W?tne?li>y
tly liitlnn'a Mill, and CMtreelll.
To llWthland, by W m. 14 mil'*
And back between 1 ti m ?nd j p m m?* 'lay
2SHn. Prom O.orttetown at 8 a m Tu"'1;!J
By New Hope, Benton,and Gjeenviun
To Vsyettevllle, by 6 p in,26 miles
Pro^ri^^JeThte W ^ ?
Bufeni. .?d S.V, Hope
TSS3!KS&7?"??
nm.r ?? >'?- b' roMk,,'"d
Jfc?2. From peflauc* at 0 a m Wednesday
Uy Brthiftrsbtfrg and HlcksVifle
To Piuaniu, by 6 a m awl * i? m ??*t day.
?S& From TWVu at ti 4 ui Monday
By Van Buren and Independence 1 ,* >.
To UrfUuce, by n. <5 miles, Wednesday
A11'J back between 1 u m Wednesday and. op Bl
Friday. /' *
2WI. Front Usrretav I lie at 6 n m Wednesday
By Freedom, Sltalsruville, Strectsboro', Hudiw?l?
RirhAekl, aud Ihukley i.
To Brunawick,liy.fi pm, 37 miles ,, i, . ?. .
Anil back between 6am and 6 p;in next day -
2395. From tower Ssndusky at 8am Saturday
To port Clinton, by 12 m, W miles
And back between I p mfcnOp m same dsy;
From Hagerstowu at? a m WeaaesOaJ ? l*fi
To Eaton, by U m, 13 miles .......
And back between 1pm and a p ff? same day..
2287. From Jackson C. H. a* 0 a Friday . j
By Jackaou Furuacel .
i? Portsmouth, by 6 t> m, 32 miles
And back between 6am and 5pm next day.
2388. From Watrrville at 6 a m Tuesday
IJ/Turkey Foot
To Bryan, bv 12 m next day, SO mile* .
And back between I p m Wedneaday end 6pm
Thursday.
?W. From Waterford at 9 a m Wednesday
By Watertown /
To llarlow, by 12 m, 10 miles . .
And bark between 1 p m and4 p m seme day.
2290. From Jacksonville at 8 a m, Tueaday
Bv Houston's X Road* and Cranberry Prairie
To Montezuma, by 6 p m. 2t miles
And barU between fj a m and 6 p m next day.
Query : 'Wftelher Houston's X Koads belong? to thle
ronte 1
2291. From Hamilton atfiim Wedneaday
By Morning Sun
To Htehmona, (la .) by B p m, 40 miles'
And bark between 6am and 8pm next day/
Propona!* naming the Intermediate points to be supplied*
also more frequent r.ervice and greater speed, will be con
sidered.
2298. From Ithaca at D a m Wednefday
To New Castine, by 7 p m, 5 miles
And bark between 2a m and 4am same day*
Proposals to extend No. 2261 to New Castine ars invited.
2203. From Xenla at 1 pm Saturday '
To1 , by 6 p m. 12 miles
And back between 6 pm and 10 p msame day.
2204. From Sr. Joseph at 611 nt Wednesday
Bv William Centre and Beunersbnrg
To Defiance, by 6 p m? 30 miles
And back between 6am and G p m next day.
Proposals lo end route at Bruncrsburg will be considered.
NOTES.
Eaoh proposal should be sccompsnlsd by anaranty,
signed by one or mors responsibls persons, it> the loiiow
1 tig maimer, via . ... ...
"The undersigned ???guaratee that ?, fa nte bid
for carrying the mail from ? to --be accepted by
iha Posvm?titer General, shall enter an obligation prior to
the first day of July nest, with good and sufficient sureties,
to perform the service, proposed."
Tide should be accompanied by.the certificate of a poet
master, or ot'ier equivalent testimony, that tha guarantors
are men of property, and able to make good their guaranty.
The proposals should be cent to t)?e department, endor
sed u Proposals for route No. ?r,ln 1 and addreassd
to theFrst Assistant Powmnster General
For the prohibition of bide resulting from combination,
and the terms and conditions on which the contract ia to
be made, see the annual advertisement In another column.
C\ JOHNSON, Postmaster General.
December 13. im Mai 12~lawl2w.
i LE DOYES'8 DISINFECTING FMJID*
mssbus. poplin, aooeas * boMPXirr,
Sole proprietor* qf the celebrated
LE DOYEN'S DISINFECTING FLUID,
Beg leavs to call attention to this important and invaluable
article, the greatest discovery of the age?patented In
Washington, December, 1847.
THE above Invaluable preparation, which entltles tbs n
venror to, snd must, when fully known, gain for him
the gratitude and blessings of the whole human family,
possesses ths power of immedisiely destroying the meat
offensive odor, from whatever cause .arising. ^
By it Hospital Wards can be disinfected of miasma and
Water Closets, Cess Pools, Cellars. ?3co., Arc., of impure
gases. Ill the sick chamber this fluid will he found In
valuable, as the nauseous smell arising from sores on tna
body, or from the night stool, are by Ha iias at
pelled. and should the disorder |erm?ua e fatally, the corpaa
ran (if from any cause necessary) bs kept suteraj wesne,
l.y iMin, th.'Flulil, * lihoul hfromins in lli? .lljhtutd^r..
? r"J>'t?inB rtf .hip. will derive lnc*lrtttobt?
vaniajn frnm ii? o.e lu III. ?teerm*e. for
lor bllje vt.i.r, In.lrnl, ?. numerou. ?r. ll. ?lrtaro, todo
It iustlce in an advertisement would be Impoasible. Cer
tmcates^friim the most cek-orated physicians of EngUnd
Franc., and of thin rliy, who ti?vr te??l It. m?y b??t
oor office, whleh will lolly eouvmc. Ih. mo* <replie?l or
li> wonderful i|Unliil?>. ...
It is entirely tree from any odor of its own, simple in its
?uullcstlon and oerlaiu lu lis effects.
To Oiewers. Agents, Captain* of reetel* and otkera .-^Fov
sale in large ouautltics, for steerage of emigrant ships,
bil-e water, and other disinfecting nurnoses. By an spplU
ciiu'n of 11.1. Fluid, II.. cunieut. of . I>rivy ?? !? <??'?
ed without causing that highly offensive stench, and tbua
rendering night soil a valuuble manure. ....
DO Merclianl.' KicliaiiKf, XVillUm Weel^
tTY~ For wle iu Ihl. clly by
U W. A; J. 11. OILMAN. Dru?lil^
* Pennsylvania Aveuue.
NbwYobk. September^19, 1848.
actuumtn.?llavlinu?d your Ui.io(?tloj Fluld on my
liinl vovax. in the W??hlimton ncry.?lhe AU.nUc, 1 ftiiind
ii .11 Invaluable arilcle for de.lroylng the effluvia from tl?
W1?hIp JSTWISm. for the p??n?.r? lo M?
roomm parllciilarly In raaaa of eickntM. 1 think It Ih. b??
? tieinfecttnic a??nt ever Invented. VHTf.v,
ISluned.l J. JOHNSTON,
mUm Master Steamer Washington,
Of Ocean Steam Navigation Company,
To Messrs. Toulin, Roohhs &. Co.
jan 26?d6m ...
WINES AN1) LIDCOHa AT RBODOID
PRICKS.
r: WILL hereafter eel I all lite followjnf WINES and
tmrolis at frem 1# to i"i per cent, below our formw
1 r."> baeltel. Iliedniech ClIAMPAQXE IfWfi.
CO do Oieelere'. clmmpa([ue of extra line quality.
?a do Bochi'a champagne fair article.
25 do Shield bnmd.pta. and (ila.
35 dot. old rearrve MADEIRA, vintage 1818
?? l.nndon I,. P.. very line.
15 " Sercial, old and line.
II " riual Madeira^v.ry old anil fine.
III ? MalmKv ilo. a choice anlcl..
p.> " Orepejuice do. very old.
15 " Pomar'a Uro. eherry, tine. .
Aue at'tlcie.
12 ?' Am. ntilado pale eherry, very fin..
15 " nu> ponf U7.VB,very fine.
60 " OLI> COOXAC H?4.VrtY, pale and dark.
CO OLD MO.VO.WAHUl-A WHISKY, v.ry prime.
With a ertu variety of other wine, and liquor, all of which
wlllbi ?|<1 unuwafy low. SlMMS * SON.
p S. We.have on hand port of the stock of Madeira and
Sherry of the late Walter Smith, which wsa selected from
his stock of wines with much care, and will be sold-mucli
below his fixed prices ten years ago. 8. * 8.
Ian 1?dly I'a. avenue, opposite Jackson Hall.
mllB subecriber will open on the 1st of September Ottt,
L tne Mcrchtinli' f.xchangr lloUl. located In SUUMraK,
and In the immediate vicinity of the Banks, tlie Poet Of
fice, and the Excliau^c, and houea by the atneuat atte?ilon
to the wanta anil comioria of lila gu. ita, to merit a (food
share of Hi. public. imtrona*e. The hous. Ilea one liun
dred mfflU, baa been thorouiilily renovated and repair
ed. and the uudemiaued feele couiideut that h. i. now pre.
?tared to entertain the travelling public iu a njrl. ?iual lo
any Hotel in Un city. The bedJing and lurnitur. f.uerally
haabeen replenished, anil Uie apiH,inln?u? ?d coovenl
ences of the Ilouse ere Interior to none of Ita kind. My
prompt penionid attention to the dewre. of lila yueata, tha
subscriber hopea lu tnerii l)is aliar. of the public lavor aud
paironaga.
atenm OotnmunlcatloiidlrMt -
r, ?.i.m.iiuiioii to ?.W Orlaama and ?
I ITT,, i.'--fii,.u.iii: to oruer trom the Lunla CommiMlonera
",.l. Admtrality, on the ad of November next, and th*uc.
furwanl on the Und ol each succeediUK mouttl, the ROYAL
MAIL ST CAM PACKETS will proceed direct from Soul),,
inipton to Uermuda, iSawaiu, iLvana, Cat or Ship \8 , '
(New Orleans,) Vera Crua and Taniplco, mtuniin* by tha
nme route to Iingland. '
Tide srran<ement admits of an eaay and quick convey*
snca to and from Southampton .ml the place, above men
tioned, and pasaengcra lor New Orl.an. will b. conveyed
thither from the Ctmip.n?'s vtsoela on their arrival at Cat
or Ship Inland, by the Mexican Gulf Railway Company,
who will have a ateamer ready, and other convenl.ncm,
provided for that purpoae, at a coal not exceeding three Mol_
lara for each per?on. The same faollltle. will be affhrded
from N.w Orleana, embarking on board th. Royal Mall
Steam Packets for Euro(ie, Ac. , ... .
Th. eriimateil time for the voyage from Southampton la
a. followsTo Bermuda, 16duy?; Nanaau21 dayKlfavau
23 dsys. Ship or Cat Inland New Orleans S81 i ilaya; \?*
ortn. :<l day.; Tntnplco, So daya.
The S*e?m Packet, are appoingd to ?r J
tand Harbor on their return to England at? A. M^on ns
21m of each month. Ity tl.? above sltersti.iu, paas.ug?i*
I proceeding to th. West Indies, by the Moflhemonth ????
! er, will be conveyed via Bermuda, and by ths ^hoflh.
II Jt D li nllOOKS t CO.,
"f FajAlowble ,he M,W? Al<?, CLOTWaJ
WSTIXOS, byth. pt?l., or IB
| n"??,^,tJJ\r^Vuf"v"rVd'e?riptloii msDuUctured to or
j der iu tit. bi? |H>s.lble manner and In poiut of ?>l. not to
! be wrpaeH*
H: " iuToKKA IIROnUKRS, No. B, South ?., thre. <l"or
I Vri.tn Pratt mreet, Haltimore, A/unu/urh/t H. .W h:t
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NietU* ?A good assortment ot the following articles, which
we offer tor ?1? at reduced prices: , ...
Surveyor'* Uumpaiwe.; Kngtneer sLev.U; TheiwdnldM
Tlitoilonte. Omp?e.; SO'I Plain, Sion;',""'! Ttxn.p.
rvnt t'ompasxtsi Bi?y ?laM?? PUm aiid
Uuailiants: Sextants; bmici'lTS; TlietnH>?elrr.: Log
(llaws; Half bour m?"; V*l?- Line.; ?'?"? <'' WJJ;
Ina Instrumenu: Pocket Com|?asees; Survevor ? Liiame^
Mid Lnntbcr K.d.'e; T.il....^;d^Jm.kW
Sctuares; Brass aud Ounter Scale#; J^wWRulw^pni
utassss a?w-iAa:
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