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A" T PRIVATE SALE.?Two valuable
BITILDINOLOTS,sstosied on theeeerta ordeof V >rty
-sth-.t liileeea Nmth end Tenth eeeaueo ''?"?""J??
u* fort we* of the Nu?U-nv ?saad Lote tretag each 10 ?'?
?Art frort andlre-w. by !?? fe.t < '"^f^^:
tact* of the purchase money can remain on bowl ami m>rj
Sa FoTorio. ersdtotrser P*^^L*?^?rf5ltr
jgONYJ ift.KKrifCR.aiKrlKmeer 7 Brood-af rayOlw
T PRIVATE SALE ?The old estab?
lished Dry Oonde and Oneery store ?itaUe-i at t he
?-n-Tof ? ult.? and Oran-I streets n the V.Uage of ix
?TI-w l!oax Mand Size of lot j? by IM fee* ; eiee of elore
Jfi? front by 3* feet in depth Thereis a barn and other
" . _ ' ,\_i... --.i . ?,.wrt ?eil of water. For Dim
i oc the art, med a go?d well of water. For price,
Sfarthar ^h^v^TllECKER. A?.
aryn la*
7 Br >*!-??.
F
-Valuable WATER PRIVILEGE and
MILL f< r SALE or to LET -A mill pnvtlege. con
uainTi fall of 23 feet on a never-failing etrer,? of
JJ^wrth e.:t?eat [-??er to operate 11.000 r* llOWaput
jSTead about 43 acree*rf land Also a jurmtamial granite
Siflf asitu three sv-ne? and an atta?. with water-wheel and
Zun ahaftiM therein, five dwe Uiug-h 11?-?. two tenement*
d> houee. etora-hooee, bam*. aW . there-* etaadir.g
2^ mill i* situated ten milee from Providence and five
?ukL,Tfrom a harbor oa Nai-ragausett Bay The propoaejl
pff-alald Railroad will rue within a few rods of the null.
KmEiI and pnvdege wdl be eoai bw if appued for soon,
or^vfllbe let It a aerieeof years oa liaaonabfe term. For
?? rthei information apply pervmaUy or by letter toJ and
WMI WAKKFIKLD. Mansion House, Providence. R. I.
rayl ttwwi.stf'_
BR?AD-ST., NEWARK ?For SALE
or I EASE a verv desirable STAND fir BUSINES?,
hi the center of Brmd-at , Newark The House teamorsee
tw W feat deep; baa bora occupied a* a ( arpet and Cabinet
tZZTx^r*" * ^o&B^N??y"
SiMr_133 Chat ham-st.
C" CEMETERY of the EV ERG R E E XS?
J Situated three milea from Williamsburgh on th<! Bwah
wiek-av lio?ilehaiaf eve* SM eeree. aaaarpaaead a* iiiam
ndaatettoo xnd natural beauty, the evt?-u?ive recout im
DroTemenls aftbrd ttioer wiehiug banal lota the greatest
vanetr for choice Chartered by act of Lrtaialatujre, and
land free from all .ncumbraricc A chapel for service u
open upon therroand* Lot* from M to too anal* feat,
arice iiitofW Omnihuaee from Williamsburgh to the
main entrance, tiy Loos Wand Railroad and cages from
Brooklyn to rear entrance at East New-York. Apply to
#^H7ALL, Agent. ?1 Fulton *t . Brooklyn
C HENRY, Agent. 300 Broadway Ne?-YorK.
i BENNETT, Agent, It South 7th-st , William-'.urgli.
my 17 Im* Hon LL'THEK BH APISH. Pre, I- ,'
OR SALE by P RI V A T E CON
THACT?A number of very des.rable BUILDINC1
LOTS in the Ninth Ward of the City of BROOKLYN, sit
uate near Tompkms square, vn Man y, Noetrand, Orecne,
Tonipkins and De Kalo avenues, and on Vau Buren. Lafay?
ette. Qniacy and Koeeiuako streets Apply to
?y2?lw ANTHONY J 1ILKKCKER, 7 Braad-rt.
F~ OR SALE?A D.luhtfnl rol'vriiY
SEAT ?The subscriber nfleta for sale her residonra
m the village uf Po ighkeepsie, formerly owned and ooeu<
pied by the late Judge Sweet The lot. containing about
one acre of laud, is situated between, and fronts upon
Water and Front eta.; ? within three minutes' walk of the
Hudson River Railroaid D6pot and the Woomhoal Land?
ing, and occ upying an elevated [^isition, commands u fine
view of the River and the eeighbormg parts of the village.
It is taetef'illy laid out m walks, ami planted with every
desirable variety f f- ut and ornamental trees and ahrob
tery, and oontains a large aumbei of choice raaaberry an-1
gr?|? vinos in fine bearme condition The dwelling is of
the cellonade style of arcaitoct uro, is eommislious and in
good order; the barn, stable, and other ootbuildings are
commodious and in g-sal repaii. On the whole, it ta lie
beved to afflnrd a rare opportamty for securing one of the
moot desirable residence* in this beautifu 1 village or for a
profitable investment -if funds, ns it is in the *>amty of
? he nwwt flourishing business pa-t of the village, and may
be conveniently divided into elbgible b'nldiru: lots Pue
aemioii ran I* had immediately if reij-ured ny the ptir*
ediaaer For further partu-ulais inquire of the anbsrnlier,
on the premises, of Thomas M Vail, Po-ighkeepsie ar rff
WiUiams..u ft. Vail. IM West-st , New-York ANN VAIL
Poughkec'isie. May 13. It3l myl9 Im
P~ORS?LE?A Plotof LAM) contain
haa saaty eis assTssa. aituiUed r.n the east bank nf the
Hudson. l| nidee south uf the village of King Sing, and four
miles trim Tern town The land is in the verv highest
stale ti cultivation, and rummands from everv point a view
? if Tappuu llav and the Hudson Kner for more than fiftv
miles in eaten!. Portv-flve ai res of it are covered with an
Orchard of ts>- ehoicest grafted Fruit aud a vanetv of other
useful and ornamental Trees There are two good Barns
with water eonveiiient, and tke annual product of the so f
now pS)? a good interest an the price a?k? d There la a
Protestant Episcopal Church within ten minutes' walk of
the premises It is in the midst of a beautiful couutrv, aur
roonded on every aide by the seats of some of our most
eminent citizen*, and with the addition of suitable budd?
ings, would make one of the most delightful and couveniout
residences on the '.ans* uf the Hudson, as it is but one
hour's ride by Railroad from ThirU-firat-st For torms, in?
quire of J M KNOWLTON, on the premises, or of J B
TOUNO.H Wall st_ _a23 WaStl
FOR SALE.?The FARM of the late
Moses Clark, deceased, eontaimiut 101 acres, situate in
the town of East Chester, about II miles from the Tucka
hue Dftjsjt uf the Harlem Railread It is laoinded North?
erly by the ruad leading from East Chester to New Ro
ohelle, and Easlerlv by the Easterly toad of East Chester,
an wh ich roads it lies itO rods On the farm is a good man
aion hauae, a large baiu and eitensive sheds mill house,
carnage houee, and uecesaauy out builduigsall in go.nl l on
dilion Also aitood teuaut bousr The farm is in a both
?lato of improvement Terms easy Inquire of HAMUCl,
CLARK, 116 Kliraleth st New Yolk Al.PHEl.'Si I. ARK,
outhr ptemuMS, or to the undeisigned. at New R h belle.
JOIIIIN SOI'LICE,
Biylfi 6w* eaocetor of Moses Clark, decease,!
F~ OR SALE or EXCHANGE?A
FARM near Eliial?-thtown. N J , conaistmit of about
ft! acres of good land, all under cultivation There is a
larso peach orchaid m full beanng. and an abundance of
upide tiees The house is conveniently arranged, and the
oul buiKluuea are auhttantial and in perfect order There
l* acidri null lately built, uf the best materials, und an un?
failing well of excellent water
AIhmiI 6 acrea ot Salt Mraduw will be sold with the .tlKiro
ll daaiied
The property will be sold low and on accommodating
terms, or en-hanged for a city lot if soon applied t u F u
terms, and other paitu-ulnre inquire ol A BERNARD, 'it
Becond-av , cor i 11 f V^ighth-at. m>3 hit*
FOR SA LE or EXCHANGE for CITY
PROPERTY-A FARM of about is acres of eeaal
Und. pleasanll? I.? ated on the west shore of Rocklamt
Lako, (on which it f a* an eiteuded front) with first-class
buddings and improvements, such as render it a desirable
residence for a pe' ?> u retiring from business, or for an en
?emming farmer Coniiiuiuicatiou with the eil? three times
dady, pet steamers Isaac P Smith and Arrow' For terms,
Ac , inquire of W SMITH, Esq , Jbl West Enchteenth st .
Mi R LOCK Won IV i? Waten st , N Y . or of ll Mi
MAKITN. en the piemises my7 imMWaS*
r*0R SALE.?About thirty acres of
LAND, beautifully situated in tue ioivU uf Rye, W..-.I
ehester County. , u the border of Long island Sound, aud
withm ten nuuut. s tide of the New-York aud New-Haven
Railroad depot at Mamaroin ck. ol less than one huUI l >
New-York city Ti e piemises an well situated to divide
ui lots of five or teii acres, having several building sites
?>vs>r!o .king the Boa ad There an- also on the promises
three apple ngphaidl in full bearing The laud is in a huh
state ol uullitali. u, .end well feur.d with substantial stone
walla Foi fuith. i , ai tu u...rs. inquire of JOHN O RH?
EIN, uoai the pii-iune s nivi." 2w?
l^OK SATE?A snull HOUSE and six
Jn acres uf LAND on the Hudson Knot Railroad, two
miles belew Oartiso i s. and thtee b< Km West fokU The
Houee 18 34 by ?3 fei :. two stones Inch md bason,, ut It
contains seven rooms and is in genal repair Pi ice $900. hall
?I which cau remain ou moitgage for a 'etui of ?ear> ln
weiraof DAVIIi Cl RRY.aeat the prom ses.orbi lettei to
WM H DENNING, Fisltkill LauiLus, Dutches* Co.
v-'- It.
F
OK SALE?Law. if applied for in
May, a COl N IKY BJCS1DENCE, w.th 1?| acres good
land, lying in Esset Co N J near the Railroad. b> minutes'
walk from a rjepot tfate to New-York 11 cents | Large
ho tree, ample out I. i.dings, nml fences, large rarden and
diwr-yard. walks auJ shade trees, fruits, all kinds, ohosre
and auiNirabiiiidaut ApnivtoC B HOWE. 13 Nassau-at.
Plow Yom.otS F 1. All REN C I.. ,<n the premises Terms
made eaay mv3 Im*
FOR SALE?At Tarrytown, a neat and
convenient DWELLING, containing nine room* ?
There ia rxmuecttal with it a large garden, planned, stable
aud tw,. acres of land The whole is pleasanilv siitiatod.
wuh a nne nvei \ievr. and withm throe miti'itos' walk of the
Depot. Nearly one acre ts covered wuh forest >?.
Ihrvuch whwli naa the Andio Bus.?, ruakim; it a
desirable Summei reseleuco Tetma easv and isw.,;..
amraadiateu Ius,u,re of S N THOMAS. Tamtown
mil? tw*
"POR SALE?A FARM, handsomelv sit
-SL uatedaeai Ni w^ argh. tvuitainmg ?.'| acres The place
a<arraaraaa??j>daomehuilding site with a river and high
aJM view The purchase num. \ or anv part ot it mn te
niauj anv time at e pat cent Also, several placsw suitable
&Tfto&*^??mt'm AJ-i^'*? New
burgh Pewt Omce. poaiaa-e paul rajS lot*
Fni^,?^L!';-T,u ?*cU*r BuiUing,
DW CLLINO HOl'SES. LAND. neVvr-failing w xur
raiwor waier wheel ami geermg all n,?. m the vifuge of
Kew.PresUm.Litih?.ldCo.Ooun fnm UdSS 'X
?Valarelaouuv id W B LEONARD
aayH tw? _at Beavar-at, N Y
HIGH BRIDGE PROPERTY, called
"HltiHBRHXiEVILLE'-For SALE Ike DE
VOE FARM, lyint on the W vstchester sale of the Harlem
River , ha* been surveved aial divided lutu lots from half
an acre to fite acre* m awe A!s>ut one-hail ot the lots
have beea sold, and it is ex-.eeled thai the balance wdl be
mud WAhin the next tweiUy davs This is considered by
good )udgvs to be the moat brautifuUy lix-ated property is
WeeU-rwster Countv ? No cue who is acquainted with tAis
K<cation need be mniruwd that U ia the m.sst beautu'ul sub?
urb A the City of New-York, and none more hesjrhfuk
Also, thai the Harlem Rivrr. up?u which it fronts, affords
great advantages for boating and fish ng Tne Bigath-av
Rai.niad. whai is now regarded as a "fixed fa. t 'wdl sad
directly to the properly The fare o? the railroad, acc irvltng
to Ueurdinaiice lately pasrwd by the Board of Assis-^nt
Aidcrreen, is to be only five cents fi>r the entire length of
tne road Terms of sale are vrrv fvrurib A . :
mai>a aud other inloruiata a. to
*arfi?_f3 B W1NTON. 71 Cedar-at
HOFSE and LOT in fee, 6? Motrtoa.
northerly aide, near Hudsoa-et ?A handsome and
substantial lose tne nt and three-story house, with every
deeirabls oonvemence . lot 13 bv 130 feet and beautifully
taaproved Can I? eiam.ae,: f.-.un Iii to t .'clock and after
?r M. Terms easy Irwu.re el J BARROW at the
house, or at 1ST Fulton st from it) to r| P M a? M w ?k |
REAL ESTATE NOTICE.?Wttat
cheati'r County Prof? > ? A Register of Farsaa. Plots.
Cottages, Mill Sites and Village Lull for >a!e and te let can
he eeen at the laVce of D M Cowdrey, Esq , 1) Chambers
at , New-York It contains every requisite information
M K COl'ZENS. Agent for Westchrater Co. OdL-s at
Dabha Ferry. my IS in*
PRIVATE SALE.?4,000 acre* of
r AND oa Doe* Ulaad. m the low? of BROOK
KATEN Suffolk County, ?ituated at or n-nr YaphanJi Sta
i ? thYltJulroed ruaiung through the traat. It will beaold
-^areeU or lh? whole pie*, ae may tn:t porrhaaers Bail
tracAiseiwat at mde* from New-York City; the Car* raa
two or three tune* per day The rod i? fpod and well ?I*p
t?a trm rrm? and crop* of every kind For term* and 1 ir
thVpaxtlcnJar. apply to ANTHONY J. BLEECKER.
Aac_o_eer,7 Broad-?t_m7*
VACANT LOTS FOR SALE.?Two of
the be*t LOTS on Seeeath-av . weet side, between
Twentv-*eexmd and Twentv-third sis . two LOTS on Twen
ty-aecrmd-at arid two on Twenty-fir*-*t , near Seventh-av
The improvement* making ami to be made on thi* Avenue,
and at the v,rit_ty|render thi?j>n.oerty very.leairahle Ap?
ply to :-Xf'f] E. W CHESTER. ilWaU-vt
TO LET?WATER-POWER and a
FACTORY BUILDING, with Shaft, Gearing. Turn?
ing Lathe, fcr , llS***llll a ith Dwellings f K workmen. Al?
so a HOCSE and STORE adjacent?an old rtand and a
good one for business: will 1h? lag separate or toeetoer Th?
property is convenient to the city, by steamU?at or raunest
For particulars, apply to A. P. SMITH.
my47 3t* 25 Nassau-it , Boom 21.
MORRISIANA LOTS FOR SALE?
On Fultisn-ave ,b*a-r?*a| Seventh and Eighth sts .be?
ing 103 feet front and rear. By 11l_ feetjdeep_ ..ApPjr^t
'mvaoirii* TrlOS MORTON", li Platt-st.
TO LET in BROOKLYN?A handsome
front Room, bedroom and attic room Would prefer to
let to a rentleman and wife without children Situated in a
pleasant street, within a few minutes walk of the Fulton
Ferry Rent per annum Apply M 28 Front-it.
Bro-slyn._my?! r.STufcTii*
To LET?In the fashionable and cele?
brated watenric-place -f Newport. R f . a large and
well furnished HOUSE, in one of the m ist healthy, pleas?
ant part* nf the town Terms ni /derate to a respotuibl.!
tenant Relerence required. For further partic ilan in?
quire of J W DOWNING. 41 Barclay st . N York.
my23 He* or J L CRANSTON. Ncwpjrt, R 1
TT) RENT. ? The new four storv
HOUSE in Thirti BaPtlll al third door east of B- .aj
wav, with ail the modern improvements, anpi.lied with gas
and Croton water, at 5000 per vear. Appl -to Slessrs ROD
MA StePIElt^ilVitW^_atyM '.t?
TW*0 LET for a WORKSHOP or OF
M. FICE? A large ami very durable ROOM, ?rah* if.n;;
the entire floor of a brick building in the vicinity of N* HH
and Ann sts.. suitable for any mechanical business For
further particular* inquire of GEO H HELL.
ggySJ tf _158 Na->a.i-?t
TO LET?A BASEMENT, first and
fourth irtonee, about 25 by fm feet each, well lighted
on three sides with eleven large window., suitable for
manufacturing purposes, w.th or without steam power?
faquira on the premises, 47 Ann-st _my 17 Im*
IV> LET?With S TEAM POWER, a
portion of the BASEMENT of The Tribune B idd?
ings Applv to R M. STREBEIGH, Pablll ation01f.ee of
TsM Trib'Jin- _I j 'f
TO LET?The STORE and BASE
MENT. I'd Nriss.i .-st licit to Us* Herald Bwfag Tha
premises have I w n OCC .pud for the last ten years a* a Re?
fectory or Eating House and is a good stand For furtjsat
rartic ilars w, .ire on the premises, of JAMES ACKER
MAN, up-*tair*_mvS tf_
fiOUNTRY RESIDENCE ?To LET
''at HASTINGS, uta.n the Hudson, a small nest COT?
TAGE, situated tat high ground, with a fine river view, in a
reti ed and commanding location, with garden attached.
The house contains s.i room, and kiti hen and cellar, with a
piazza enclosed, all in complete order and new hpainted,
within half a mile of the Hudson River Railroad DepM and
lesa th-in one hour from the citv Apply to H PBl'SIIE.
204 Front s'. , or 7 West Twelfth-st_iny?i St*
ST BAM ENOINE and BOILER F( >R
SALE. 3-horse (Kiwer. a. good as new, made to ,rder
in the liest manner ; will he ...Id cheap, can I* seen at 4'J
Fifth :iv . I.!?. . :. T( nth and Eleventh sts For price, in?
quire ut 10C Nassau-st , comer of Ann my2? Atk
STEAM POWER to LET.?Three
ROOMS 100 by 25 feet, with Steam Power Inquire of
jldtf_C M SIMONSON. 181 Lewis-it.
HAKER'S IMPROVED MODE of
SETTIM? BOILERS-Orden will be rec*ive<l for
the above, and information furnished as to plan and the sav?
ing w hich has been effected in numerous case*
alOtf_STILLMAN. ALLEN k CO
FULTON FOUNDRY. ? Second-hand
BOILERS fur SALE
One Cylinder Boiler of 10 horse power
Two Flue Boilers of 25 horie power.
One Locomotive Holler 6U horse power .
One Ten Horse Engine, second-hand .
Two Low-pressure Boilers, 5.H. horao-power.
One Cornice Boiler ot IJ horse jsiwer, new
One Five horse Locomotive Boiler, new
Um- Baraa bora* LootaaaOtrvo Boiler, new
One Nine horse I.ocoino'ive Hmler, new
One Twelve horse Locomotive Boiler, new
Engines, Boilers and Machinery repaired on short notice.
We will manufacture
LAND and MARINE ENGINES,rertical ..r horizontal,
and high and low pressure Engines and Boilers of all de?
scriptions, Castings ol Iron ,., Ilia,-. Smithing Toniou;.
Finishing and Pattern-niakiug in all then branch**, with all
kind. ofMnchinerv. at the FULTON FOUNDRY, fool of
Cherry and fiM.t of Water its , East Rivei,Ofti< < 27 fjorlaara
_t;_[myH KwFBJI]_PEASE It MURPHY.
(CLINTON FOUNDRY, 502 \\^tc77nd
Vr? Cherrv st. New-York ?Steam Engines, Sugar
Mills. Oriat Mills, saw Mill., Preeaaa, Bora***, und Ma.
olunery of all kinds
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS
The sulwcnher is prepared to make Casting, of every de.
acnption. at short notice and on reasonable terms Particu?
lar attention given to orders for Castings in Loam and Dry
Sand, such a* Oil and Soup Kettles, Vats, Curb*. Rollers,
Cylinder*. Pipes, kc he HENRY WATERMAN
Hit 19 Itll*
II II,I/s1?aifm ?riltiTLAH HLOOKS
I I for Ship* tad other Vissels?Tin ibbcan
that the undirsiguid lias a patent for the above Block from
the Patent Office of the United States, and that all infringe?
ments upon the same w ill be prosecuted A linn in theCltv
Of New-York has reported that Hill's Patent Block era*. I I
infringement upon its rights The mendiers of the said firm
are hrrebv invited to test the truth of then assertions
through some proper legal tribunal Rights for Hill's Pat?
ent are for sale, for Mates mid Counties, !>v application to
W W HILL. Patent, , .
un27 lw ? Orecnport, Long Island
FOR SALE ?Several slide LATHES
from 6 to 1? leet Als,, a PLANING MACHINE of
34 leet long bv 4 leet 7 inches wide Applv m Wdlnw-st b?
loo. Tenth. Philadelphia. l'HOMAS MURPHY,
mv27 41
#PUT N A1 LS.?Ab assortment of H< K)N
\J TON CUT NAILS . uistantlv DO hand and far sale by
DUDLEY Ii Fl I.I EH a ( 0
mSSaiMWS* 13a QiaaoOKai .1
HARDWARE, 1TTLERY, EDGE
TOOI S.k. -CHARLES | LI 11! E.
M asp 34 rDLTOM-aT., OPPOOITS THE U.NITgD STATBs
Horsi. Nsw-Yohk
IMPORTER and OENERaL DEALER 111 English.
Gt rman and American Haniware. Cutler?. Edge Tonka]
ale , respectfully uitites the attention of Couutrv Mer
chants. Mechanics, and others, making their Spring and
Summer purchases, to his ver. eitenuvt. aaaa**tr*Swkt,00*B>
prising even thing in the line, and to whu h new and DJ
slant supplies are being added ; all of which are offered at
the lowest prices, far cash or approved credit.
Cut and Wrought Nails. Lockg, Latches;
Knives and Forks. Pen ami Pocket Knives ;
Rarors Scissors and Shears, in great vanet..
BBovola, SpotH -es. Fork., s. .the- and Si.ath.. Rule*
Coon*J"s Tis.ls in great vanet'. of the m.^t OalOOtOtad
inaiiufacturers, Albert?ou. Conger, Horton, Barton and
ot .l ??
House and Ship Carpenter's T.s.ls, B1 anksmith's Tools
House an.l Shn> Knilder". Hardware
lion. Rrass. Copper. Steel and Lca.t Wire
Arne'. Punip Augers aiid ? n
mlSJmMWS PtRasintTT
T^O PRINTERS.?For Sale, one or more
large CYLINDER PHESSES ma.le by R Hi* k Co ,
SI by 30 inches The above Presse, are now running on
Ns,a work, and will print 1.500 uapre**jons per hour The
in proved Ai.ams I'n*.. w, a,d '.*? taki ,.or they
will \<* sold Urn Mr caah Applv to F SOMER-S. 117 Nas
sau >l New-Yoik _myl3 lm?
STAFFORD HOUSE.?This valuable
Morgan HOKbE n now offered for sale. He is 6 year*
old. dark ba>, weight aN.ut I.MO lb* . is a rapid road horss',
gets uu vrrv fine, and a beautiful figure , he is not sur
paused by an. horse in the State , pentcth kind, and 111 all
respect* sound, and has never been owuod or trained by a
horseman ?Stafford, Conn . Mas I. 1851
E H HYDE. 3d
1 am permitted to refer to JOHN 11 ALDRU'H. N.>
Ml Peari-st , N Y inytriR*
HOWLING SALOON for SALE.?
The ?ut'scnher offers f.vr sale his st>.cnd;d BOWLING
SALOttN. situated at the corner of Fulton a-:d Pineapple
?ts . BROOKLYN c?ii*isting of nine alle.9. in the best
order, and with even article of furniture ia etceUent re
pair, haviug laen used onH about one war Tue bar is re?
gular b licensed for the sal* of spirituous honors The es
aieut 1? the daili aod t .g'.t'.. res.ot.-i tne first class
of citizen* m the place, and the sole reason for selling 1*
that the subscriber 1*engaged ui othet business which occu?
pies bis w hole time
For term* and other particulars applv at the Saloon, cor,
Fulton and P-.neap; !e sts . Brooklj a, an ? sxta :.. |] .<?cl.?k
M during this wesk rHOMiaS H VANDERHOEF
m?J7 M?
P?^HION ?3LE HA 1> ^-Just'Tn
i?or-lCk,'.'!,,'h' "u~' Si'o n.iid artiei, a Tor Olfe r?s I E.-iv.t
? KENi 11 silk HATS at the low pne* 1 S3 ai .a
?oat at 94. Also, an article at f 2 50. Neat Hats at *!
,m. BROWN. l5?Canal-st .
One door from Sullivan
iUKE'S OOOKING R \Ni;ES.?TIm
s for
that
kaah
D
s?r?-nber. having a*
the mauafactnre and sale ?km^ ? Vi t., a "
h ^ Ll^Z , .C*nw ?'-"hlshmen? in this citv
11 -
favor him wuh'their patronage
' *UBBr*a JjjkMEB PURE. B Aan-at near Odd *t
RLE A N I? IN N' K BT CUTLERY
M A large aaaorttuent of every deacnptioa of p.. and
low-priced TahV and P.s ket Cutlers 0/ the lateat pan<rn*
dsreot from the M.anuhVtui'rs. and for sale low bv
FRANCES TOMES a. > s - N 1 6 Miodeo-lao*.
Iu.p.vrter> a.-ai Dealers 111 Guns. Hardware and Fancy
W T 1: W A R r ? S PLANTAGENET
^- til'ARD R.\ZORS-The aulocribers oonUn at to re?
ceive reeular ?nppbe* of th.s celebrated Razor For aale
at wbideealo ordy by FRANCIS TOMES k SONS. ?
Maiden-lane, tele agent* tor C Stewart k Do.. Charm,
( r?, Loodaai art tf
SODA and CROTON WATER FIX
TV RES marble mad ?ilrerad Podottaj. Filtering
Water cooler*. Garden Fountams. Hoaa. Hae-Mpai, aad
all kinds >f water Brings, ax the Tabular Filter Store. 4Uf
Broadwy, adjounn, New-H.een ^ff^ f0
JUST RECEIVED FROM PARIS?
MECHANICAL LAMPS, fr >m $2i to $190 per pair,
also on band, a new kind of GIRANDOLES LAMPS at
the lowest price. DIETZ. BROTHER k CO .
icvTt lw _134 Wu-am-s*
DIETZ BROTHERS & CO. 134 WB
.;ajn-*t . New-York, Manufacturers of eTerr variety
at LAMPS. CHANDELIER*. CANDELABRA.?IRAN
DOLES. HALL LANTERNS. OAS FIXTURES, kc
J)Jm_(
largest aad l*?t ?elected ttock to 1? found in this city
Al*.' Camphene. Spirit Ga?. Pbosgane Gas. 0.1 Wicks.
Glaase*. China Y?*e*. Table Cutlery. kc . kc ?al. of which
wri' If Bold cheaper than at any other house m the eity. at
wholesale or retail. CHARLES FULLER
273 Greenwich-st . between W arren and Chambers st?.
a21 an*__
LAMPS. GIRANDOLES. CHAN DE
LIERS, kc ?The undersigned wishes te direct
public attention to his large and extensive st.n ? of Lamps.
Gl randole*. Chandeliers, kc . which he w dl sell at prices
that defy competition Camphcne, B .ruing Finals, pure
Sperm, Solar and Lard Oil* Country Merchants supplied
ou the most reas mahle terms S S REILLY. IM Canal
st . corner of Laight. and 1C7 Greene lrh-st near Cor.liad
ji B ?Orders by Post or otherwise prom; t!y attended to.
myj lm* '
MV HELL'S LAMP STORE.?Tbl
business oaf the al?ve store removing fr mi 3 to 21
Cathanne-st All kinds of Camphene and Fluid Linijn
manufactured on the premises wholesale and retail. Burn?
ing Fluid and Camphene in barrels and half barrels of the
first quality at the lowest prices Wag ers supplied
Fanrr Solar and Fluid Lamps. Girandoles, kc , it reduced
rates." Lamp-wicks of all kind* at wholesale. al 12m*
CJ2 F. DIETZ, dealer in every variety
B eof Oil. Camphene and Burning E'. uil Lamps. 217
Greenwich-st .N Y . 3d d.sjrabov,. Barclay. A full as?ort
ment of Girandoles, Hall Lamps and Lanterns Lamp
Wick. Lamp Shades and Glaaaor of all kinds Pare Sperm,
Lard and W hale Oils. Camph*nc and Burning Fluid, wh de
sale and retail Mechanical Lamps cleansed and Repaired.
eVatrttJ L b I ledu_a?itJ??:?
F.nca k Carter
#r?A8 FITTERS and PLUMBERS, 37
VR Bowerv. New-York ?All kinds of Gas and Water fit
ture* made to order. Chandeliers. Pendants. Brackets, kc
Bath Tubs. Shower Baths. Water Chstets. kc kc. Orders
from the Country solicited. Jobbing punctually attended
to. ml 3m
If 11RANDOLES. SOLAR and FLUID
vB lamps OiiantVnlri with ? new nn.i hoaatif d low
er.-d drop Call snd see them Aiso, new styles of Hall
Lamp*, with a variety of Solar snd Fluid Lamps, of all
s./ms ..ml patterns C A BALDWIN, JO, Bowery. I door
below Walker._ all 7w?
(^UT GLASS WARE, M.fhmical
J Lamps. Globes, Chimneys, Wirk?, kc . f r sale by
DIETZ, BROTHER St CO ,
aeyM lw I3 John-?t . N y
E NC] I LOOKING-GLASS
P PLATES?And rough Plate Glass for *t? Lfcktl frogg
the mnnufucP rv of St Mane D'Oignies, for sale by
my* gt* POLLEN fc COLGATE. 287 and 28*j Pearl
DATENT TILES for FLOORS.?Thete
JL Tiles are used fu Vestibules. Halls. Conser-itorics.
Dining-Risim-s. etc They are siiiiermr to marble ig dura?
bility, and admit of an almost infinite variety of arrange?
ment of color*. A gnat variety of patterns M hand and for
?ale. br MlLI.EK. ( 0 \TES k YOL'LE.
:i28 lm*_277 Pearl-nt. New-York.
Oi ?FING.?GO(?DWIVS PATENT
lCEMENT SHEATHING makes a cheap, light and
durable roof?iloue so. rough plank for 4} cents per foot?on
tin or shingles. 3. rent* per foot, and warranted Office .'Si
Spring-*'., near Hudson. myj lm*
LEAKY TIN ROOFS PAINTED and
rived for one cent per foot with the New-Jersey Anti
CtaTrtaBTf Punt. gggj warnintnl. This Paint is weif auapt
ed for out-houses, fencing, ke Feat* gar 4 cent* per pound,
?ailed ready for use Office ;>83 sjirmg-st . ne.ir Hud ton
iuy8 ISA*
PAPER HANGINGS.?Window Cor
nice* and Curtain Materials, wholesale and retail, by
CHILDS k SMITH. 44? Peail-st .cor of William
Dealers supplied nn the most reasonable terms a23 lm*
APER HANGINGS.?THOMAS
FAYE k CO . 436 Pearl-st . near Chatham, Importers
and Manufacturers, hare on hand the largest and best stock
of Paper Hangings. Borders, Fireboard Prints. Blended
Cnrsains, kc . in the citv. which thrv offer, wholesale and
retail, at manufacturers prices They arc receiving by every
arrival from Havre all the latest styles of French papers,
from factories of which thev arc the sole agents Particular
attention given to city trade, and the best workmen em
?loyad to Mag papers. Landlords and builders dealt with
liberally_m8 3mMWkS*
HIRES & Co/s IMPERIAL FUR
NITCRE POLISH?A patented article, warranted
superior to anything in use for restoring a luster to any ar?
ticle of Furniture, Carriages, Fire Engines, Japanned ware,
P.itent Leather. Sic sie J B HATHAWAY.
myJ lm* 372 Broadway, Sole Agent for New Y. :k
CR A Vi ME (' K "S I PHoI.sTKKY.
? e * HOUSE aad Ship Furnishing Warerooms, 3J3
Grand-si . New-York, where will l>e found a com date as?
sortment of the following article* Feathers, hair, moss
and husk , also, beds, mattresses, palliasses and cushions :
also, bedsteads of every description, viz . patent screw, iron
joint, lock p.int. iron screw, cottage and trundle cots, kc ;
also, a splendid variety cf paper hanging, borders, kc Mr
C would call particular attention to his new stvlc of hair
and spring mattresses N B ?Old beds and mattresses
renovated and made over equal to new, by
w ChVAWBUCat,httOrsaseV-eS aatasaddoat
niS lm* east of Ess-vst.
P,
s
O OFA BEI 1ST E A D.?NEEDHA M s
F^ Patent Si .fa Hi, 1st? turn! by W S HUM?
PHREYS. No 163 Chatham-*!, acknowledged by all who
have seen them to tie the best ever offered fur sale It re
quires but ten sec >nds to convert into a perfect bedstead
with spring mattress attached Please call and examine
them
N B ?A larga ass-.rtment of furniture, leathers, beds,
and inuttresse* wholesale anil retail aid lm*
WPMNG MATTRESSES.-M. EL
e W EE k PIERIE.n.anufai turers of M. Elwae'l Patent
Spring Matt rets A Biadal was awarded this Mattress at
the last exhilutiou of the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia,
October, is*.
The sul*cri>>crs ,^Tcr for sale their superior M?da'Spring
Mattress as well worthy the attention of the ?sjMx.Oaaa
bimng all the advantage* of a feather bed as regard* soft?
ness, kc . und mil. h greater elasticitv than an onhna-v mat?
tress, and can l?e used on either side, both sides being alike
All mattresses manufactured bv us have our name and date
of pat ?Sit ataasped tkaraoa Mr BTABEBY LIYE8EY,
Agasxt, IX Broadway, New-York, ?rbera ikoy . aa i^seen
i3t> In.?_Me EL WEE k PIERIE
IM/INDOW SHADES AND TRIM
ff minis', k BIKER k CO, taspertara aad
manufacturer, of Transparent Window Shade. Engi-sh
and German Oil Cb4hs. the o.dest establishment n the Uru
ted States. No 131 Chatham-it . and defv all competition ;
and will sell an) of then ata s at lower price* than can be
found in lhi? nt? All Shade* warranted n . t i . url -n
stick
N B ? The trade, furnished with English and American
Cambrics. p...nl*. 1. , at the lowipri, es
n-ylf lm*_0 K RIKEK k CO
PATENT ZINC PAINTS,tu Mp,.,:,,
R- tured by the New-J. r?ev Eiplonng and Mining Cona
paiiv , tot sale bv the uuantitN oui.
WuitiZiiic Paimts ? The No 1 quality, ground in either
oil. spirit* of turpentine, or in varnish, i which gives the
besutilul porcelain finish so much admired.) is whiter than
th- uristw:..;. ! . . , f , troti. ill foreign i.npxrities,
and destitute <d the nnnasSataril smell and poisonous proper
The No* t and 3 qualities are in all respects lik- the Vo
I, evcept they are not .jtnte so white , thev curr.e ut loiver
prnes. and :,ie we!'a.|upt. d t.. -it.de w-.-k
Ihedrv white -vale of Zinc raited with water and a Uttle
*iz. . make, a brilliant and lasting white ooatmg for walla
and ceilings
A suitable dryer is pi-pared for the paint, and it is t? all
other respests usad like white lead, except that it should
not be -uite so much thinned down with oil
1UBK Brown ash Black Bgf? Pain i? ? Th.ie* are fur?
nished at a tow pnee, and are undoubtedly the cheapest and
best pauiUiu the market , they are invaluable for tin roof*
and .rcn surfaces of all kinds, being a perfect protection
against oxidation; upon wooden surface* thev aru also a val
anble protection agaanst fire
Thee* Zinc Paint*, having a pure metallic base, a-e war?
ranted not to tan yaUow, and will retain their onjital bril?
liancy much longer than white lead or any of the canty piT
meuts now- in use
The attentnui of dealers is re-ueste-1 bv the Coinsans s
gen. !;.! agents
mtKan_S T JONES s; CO . >3 B- arsygsM
X I E LSI OR S( ? AP. manutacturcd
CADWEI I.. PAYSoN k CO .
Com, r .-f Rivingtcn and Cannon sts , New-York
Tbl? Soap u. far superior to any other offered to th? pub?
lic It remove* stains. frea?e,' paint, tar and ink and
waahaaia soft. hard, or salt water, witheut th* slaehtew in
jnn to any fabric, or to tke skin Sea caotura. winl?n
maiiuiacturers. and all engaged in the trade, are ?nau-Lallr
?Titadta test n? virtu, s. mStt
i\ IT CHE R ?k READ, Pr
? > ?HIP PDI MBE^ M
?1? ?
l^NCRAVING -KEI.LrS half price
M-^Engraving and Pr.nting Office. It! Fu.'un-st New
Torj Bcks and Maraxtae ? Ik, p l?mtt iih.li. ial
A 1 ? and fifty Cardsjor Ten ShilLag. ' myi lm*
DOWN WITH THE CORPORA
II. iN NUMBERS ?All gentlemen artX V. r
form'discontinuing in use the present mean c , , ki
tn corporation numbers on their houses are I?-? VKPif
on R R.aVrls. xil Hrcadwav, and procure cm irf h
andts-autifi,IG.ehic.t.r'ei^numberpiate* K Bobkiitv
pr.ni. m d.wr plate eetablishme?. X2 Broadwa\? near
*"b?*'?___myl? MW kE*
^FHE EVE ?The ^reai derxundloTour
da G:??ses m Amcnetaba* ?iisedusUitotaidah ? he.?-a
of all varietie*. the sulenorttr of whichrS^JSSSSS?
k. thr m.?t em nent Pt hllsTl in Eir ~Tae . ? "Wl*d/e<1
WALDMELN k BtcKEL ?>mJ7?i.A5*'?t^
3? ;tu* ' ??ag4T.jadwa,.X,^YJrk
WIGS and TOUPEES.?The be* and
?sT j.b.i!,e,'**, m city can he awad at BATCH.
ELOR 8 celebrated W? Faatery 4 Wal?*V mjSm
T
SQUIRE & BROTHER. 97
amd 182 Bowery?Watches, Jewelry an
PAINTING, in imitation of Wood, Mar
hie. Ac -J SPENCER a SONS. 1? Walker ft .coa^
I taine to execute order* m their line of bjsmeas^ wrth
prOTTTptfl*?*a>_ I
ANGLER'S DEPOT, 103 Fulton-st.?
The Subeerilier would call the attention of Anglers
and deaior? in Flehm* Tackle to thair large and suswnor aa
scrtnunt of Fish Hooka. lane*. Re*;*. Bait*. Senas. Not*,
prkea ax among which are manr new and dei.ra.Me
good*.' Order? from the ciuntry f*nt^]lJflt!mi!tl
forwarded without delay JOHN J BROWN
m?l lmMW'aS_
/ 11 N WADDING.?ELEY'S CLOTH
vJt GCN WADDING, the heat and cheapest article use,!
K>v * Percnasioo Cans. Wire Cartridges, ke A large and
complete assortment of the above just received and for sale
h* the manufacturer's Sol* Agents,
ml tf FRANCIS TOMES U SONS. ? Maaleudane.
OARS, SWEEPS and SCULLS.?
Prices reduced $jper thousand feet ?dOfl.OfW feet now
sto e The subscriber ha* now completed his Steam
Manure,'tu ring Establishment and unproved Patent Ma?
chinery, bv w hich he is enable,! to manufacture Eight TjhM
?aud mi t of Oars per dav, furnishing the best article in the
Une ot Oars ever offered for sale, and at wholesale at the
following unprecedented low prices :
6 to 10 feet at 3 cenu P foot M9 feet at 6 rtx P foot.
11 and 12 ff ct itirU V foot. 120 feet at 6, cts P foot,
ij feet at ti ct* ft foot. 21 feet at 7 ct* F foot.
11 feet at a] ct* P foot !? feet at T| rta P foot.
13 feet at ?( cts t? foot. 33 feet at 8 cts F foot
16 feet at 3 ct* *> foot KM feet at 8j cts P foot
17 feet at 3* cU P foot .'3 feet at 9>t cts P foot
18 feet at 3? cts p foot ,Rough Oar? for shipment.
EZEKIEL face. H w'est-st New-York.
a29 lm? and 38 Eastern r r Wharf. Boston. M***._
BOAT. BARGE. RACE. CL1' B, I*! F E
and FANCY BOAT BITLDER-From 100 to 3W
Boats alwavs oa hand N B ?Boats of all description*
buiit at the shortest notice, at 26" South-st.
n,3. 3m'_CHARLES L INGERSOLL
\BRASS CLOCK FOR ONE Dol?
lar-henry SI'erry. N * 18 Maiden-lane
and 153.137.159 Br imlwav, has on hand a large stock of
l LOt KS and Looking Classes, to whieh he invites the at?
tention of purchasers, and which ho will sell m anv puin
titv from one to one thousand and upw ards, at low price*
In his assortment will be f>und the Dollar Timepn?e, a
neat brass Cus k, warrantee) to keep correvt time a libe?
ral diecoimt to wholesale purchasers. Also, the var. ??:?
? pialities at Ogee. Gothic, Manne. Alarms. fig both ,,ne
and eight da. Having taken a large store ?n Broadway,
hi* facilities for manufacturing are greatly increased, and
his Cl.s-ks. for gta-d finish, accuracy and cheapness, have a
world-wide raMtatrom Also, a new style of Strikiag Clock*
suitable lor offices, Ac . and which are remarkably accurate
time-keepen-. at a veri low price . Oerkl for Banksand In?
surance Compoaiaa, Regulators for Watch Maker*. Sc.
Liking Glasses, a large assortment of the various stvles
of frame, such as Boaewood. Q?t, Mahogany. Ogre and
Bevel, from 4i5 up to 4tr2t As ho manufactures the iramcs
-,11.1 plates them at his ?? n fai tor-. the ailvavag*? he ran
offer to dealers are obvious HENRY SPERRY's Clork
had Looking Oiass Manufactory'. 133 and I? Bnewlwav,
office No 18 Maiden lane *MfM tw*
?~W?T<! 1 [ DEALERS tad_<'T11
? ERS ?These who wish to purchase Watches. Jewelry
.uid Silver-Ware, cither at wholesale or p tail, eru] find it
rrcatly to their advantage to call on tho subscriber, who i*
ror.stantly receiving all descriptions of Cold and Silver
Watchaa,fT??l the manufacturers in England. France and
S? rtzorlaad, which he is soiling at wholesale and retail, at
? le \erv low est ] rices
Splenflld Ookd Chronometers and Duplex Watches
Fine Cold and Silver English Patent Lever Wa'ehe?, by
C?.per, Tobias. Beesley and others
Gold and SlHer Detached Lever and Le; ;n- W it. '>???.
il . d Guard. Fob and V*at Chains.
Chatelaine Cha.tis fm ladies.
Pure Cold We,|,Lux Rings
Co.d Guard Kt . s. Fob Keva aed Sea s
Cold and Silver Pencils and GulJ Rings
Ladies' Bracelets, Gold Lockets. Gold and Sliver Thim
Maj
l hams for Watches, Gold and Silver Spectacles.
Sterljnj Silver Spoons, Cups. Porks, fce.
Gold Watches as low a* i20to $25 eaca.
Wat, lies and Jewelrv exchange,!
All watchee warranted to keep good time, or tho money
fei lined
Watchiw. Clis-ks and Jewelry repaired in the best man?
ner, and warranted, at much less than the usual price
GEO C. ALLEN. Importer of Watches and Jewelry.
Wholesale and Retail. II Wall-st , enr New -?t , 2d comer
from Broadway, up stairs, formerly 31 Wall-st. al If
iMTATCHES.J EWEIiRYind SILT ER
a a WARE?A verv large assortment of the newest
stvle of rich Jewelrv, of everv pattern , fine gold and silver
ladies'and gentlemenh Watches, and Silver Ware of the
atandard ol dollars, at vorv moderate prices, can be found
atF W PACHTMANNS Jewelry Store. 120 Canal*
Watches. Jewelrv ami Silver Ware made to order, and care?
ful v repaired California Gold taken in exchange, and
made up to order. _ my 17 tin*
Fulton-st.
and Silver Ware.
We can make it the interest of those wfio want the above,
bv our arrani(onient.s in Europe, together with our manu,
fat tory here, of having the gooels from first hands, to make
their purchases at either store, 97 Fulton-st or 183 Bowery
We are determined upon keeping the reputation of our
Silver Ware the same a> dollars for that is our wonted
standard [a!0 3m
Ocn Krir?All goods arc warranted as represented?
'.o'.yest price-and cash only. 97 Fultoii-at and 183 Bowery.
ATLANTIC D0CK~MILLST^I itdian
C, rn. Flour and Indian Corn Ferna dried and manu
faiturcl by "Stafford's Patent Prix esses." mar be obtained
of roepcotable Grocers generally in tins City and Brooklyn
" Indian Corn Flour" la designed for making Broad Pud?
ding, and Cakes, and for minus with Wheat. Kre or lluck
eti.at es.?, and will k? fc>?S S? ? > ?S?S? er
tide. It is put up in double-papered packages of 7 lbs aad
in bores of one dozen each
" Indian Corn Fanna," an entirely new and most deli?
cious article for making Puddings, Mush, Ac , w?l prove
an admirable substitute for Rice, Samp and Hommonv As
an article for the composition of Puddings this Fanna has
no rival It is put up in lb papers in beautiful style, and
in boxes oft do/en e.vh, at the extremely low price of
trf i eat* per single package
The above manufactures of Indian Corn are peculiarly
adapted to ti e DM 01 the iMVai.in. and exjicrience has de
?iiaseiatad thai DvsrePTlcs eaa partake as this kind of
do t with impunity, to the exclusion of almost every other
form of fxal lts dail.ua? will improve the digestion, cor?
rect tho bowels, and give tone and e.iorgy to the whole
frame
These articles are sold at wholesale bv Messrs Allen A
Whittlcsev. tl South ?t . J M II ct A Sons, m Washing?
ton-st and of A U Benson, 39 Sou h st. or at the Mills
Consumers can obti.in of the Qrooori a pamphlet of 16
pages, entitled. "Remarks on Indian Corn its Preserve
tion and Manufacture, with Recipes for Cisiking," together
with testimonials 'Tthe highest reopocjability
Orders addressed p, E BRoNviN, Agent, AtlaalM
D s ? M...? < ? tl.. any, N'os 17, It,, ijail 2U Atlantic Dock
BtiM.klin, New York, will receive prompt attention and
dispatch_ _ jgfimMWS
PRESH FLOUR.?Ch?IatMt Mills, 854
Jn West Twenty seventh-st , New-York ?The proprietor
of the Chelsea Mills is new prepared to furnish the citizens
of New-York with a superior article of Fresh Ground
FI.Ot'R, Graham Flour, White and Yellow Meal, Hominy,
Wheaten Grits and Com Farina, delivered in any part of
the City Corn, Oats and Feed, on hand, and delivered to
order. Having ei.gaeed I practical miller, who is ftimlia
with all the m data improvements tu milling, the public
may rest assured with being served with .1 g'md article ?
All rdi rs sent to the null, or to the depot. 10 Beekman-st
will meet with attention JAMES II MCNSON
_my5 2m M Was#a_
pERGUSON'S Manufacturers' AR
I ROW-Ri M IT STARCH -This article, warranted pare
Arrow RmK, has been found by various manufacturer* of
cotton and woolen gisxla in New-En<land and New-York,
and also by laundresses, to be superior to any Starch in use
Its strenrh, and the low price at which it is sold, make* it
? desirable article for manufacturers, laundresses, hotels,
and others using mi.rh S* ? r.-:i F >r si! ?. in barrels, bv
>( IUEKFELIN. BOTHERS ft CO ,
my2 ImMWftF lot and pa John-st
FERGUSON'S family ARROW-ROOT
STARCH ?The superiority of Arrow-Root for starch?
ing hat bttn long known It has hitherto been so eoatly tha\
it could only he used for the finest articles of dreae, but is
now offvred a* aUmt the price of common a'arch, m conse?
quence of its In-im; more extensively manufactured th in
loriuerly, and, I eing stronger, it will go much further P i'
up in bundles ^nd bores, ami for snle by the principal gro?
cers and druggtsta at 10 cents per pound, and wholesale bv
M HIEFFELtN BROTHERS tt CO .
my? lni31WA,F _10? and 1(K John-st
PERGUSON'S ARROW. R()()T fm
-VI FAMILIES?Being a nenuioe At row-Root, and per
foctly pure, is a superior article for puddings, custards,
blaiic niangr, ke , as well a* a nourishing diet for children
and invalids Arrow.Root !.as! >i,.- bee, si, >* >. :'n- ?? ,.st
a^Teeabie, Btttnciout, and delicate of preparations for the
table, but has hitherto been too c-jetly fur general use, but
it is mr.v placed at so low a pneo a* to be within the reach
Of all. and it is put up in one aid two pound bundles Fof
sale by the grocers and druggists generally at !2( cents po;
j'jund. and at wholesale at a liberal discount to dealers,
packed in boxes ?t forty -eight pou.ids each, by
M HIEFFEL1N, BROTHERS S I O .
ml Pt.MWaF lOlandlOfiJ ha lt
DEEP, MUTTON, V E A L -A
J-S BROADWAY offers for sale da.lv. at hi* stand. St I
Broadway, fin* D tehess Cuuntv BEEF, MUTTON and
fine V EAL. and all other meat* in their season
A BBOADWAY. 81? Broadway
mJi JoMW -S" first door a-'.ove ThirtceaU ?:
( J EN?INE TEAS ?Ths Csdstoo Tet
? ? C ?paai hereby apprise the public that they are pre?
pared to retail every variety of TEA at lower prices than
anv other establishment ran uniformly do Their exten?
sive wholesale trade reepunug them to keep on hand a very
larre assortmi ut, the lurchaser at retail naceaaanly de
rves many advantages b, trading u.th them, nut obtained
elsewhere Qtf amJ c.,untr> funi'.es a ,old greatly om
suit their interests by duly regarding this advertisement
ran ithi oldest Tea C.^panv tl.e r.
erta-'uishment re at 125 Chatham? st . between Pearl ?ai
K,.>?eve!t, and they nave c rar nu branckatorai Grocers
supplied in small quentu.i s as io? as by tfce cheat, a33 Im*
DKV d'OODS. &c.
\\'M S VANDERBILT wtxdtl sail
* v tl- f his eustomers. and the nfclbl gene -
railv. to ha, w. il *?lert?-d sU?-k of
. 'T.OJHS- ('A vsl \t ERkS VESTINGS.
and SI MMKK^STXFFS, (which he has purcnaaed on the
mai. lavorable Urms. for casn. <? aaaqMaaff ?HMfeaj him
i JAtJ^RJ'l'O ESTABUSHMENT
tl^ Brrawlway. urst door from c?rnrr of Canai-st , where h?
red to make uo GENTLEMEN'S and BOY'S
. L'*1>u- ' 1' v?7 descnption. in the neatest aad moat
fashionat'le atyie
11- , j sepa . ensiantly ,n hand a well saluctetl asa->rt
nient oi (,ni'..iiif!.i and B.,ys- roadym-Ue Clothii.4 ?
A,so. a general aawirtimw' of
taariiigriiri ? 'ts.---.-si. siTtTLts,
of every varvete al I3w?
QPOOL THKEAD -" Hovl.- s RofbJ
Pstr-* Swxiisd.wn Sewing Cotton."*a verr sapeVew
artrcle. For aale by L O WILSON ft CO
mm tf |2 Corl md saU '.3 Dey-st
DRY GOODS ?For sale, a general a?
eortment at loweet pncea. also LINENS and MUS
LINS, cuali?cs. shirt makers supplied . white and browu
Tahla ClotA*. and Damask Ihapers. Tnwelmg, Diapars. fco ,
at wholesale and retail, by W MATHEWS, *? Cathanne
st mysSIt*
CLOTH IN G and T AI LO RIN G.?CON
WAT. 143 Fulton at neru-Bruadwav. has 3.000COATS.
VESTS and PANTS, ot* everv description, reedv made,
together w ith a splendid stock of the verv bast Preach. Enx
lieh asd American Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestinrs. melud
:ng everything fashionable and durable A first rate St al
ways guaranteed. 10 per cent, less than any house :n true
Oty, for caeh m 11 ImM WS*
IMP*>RTED CARPETS at ureatlv re
duced pnees ?SMI" It 1 KNAPP. 234 Broadway, op?
posite Otv Hall, beuur desirous of cloainr their Spruu Im?
portation, are now offering their entire stock, comprising
the largest and best assortment of rich and elegant Caxpet
tnxs m 'die City, at greatly reduced prices.. Purchasers will
find it to then advantage to call and examine for themselves,
my 17 fw_
DRY GOODS. CARPETS, Ac ?
LOCKWOOD ft ELLISON are just opening at thmr
storee.
241 (Uta 235 Orccnwich street,
between Barclay and Kobinson sts , and
193 ;late ttlj Greenwich street,
one door below Eulton, m connection with a full and gen?
eral assortment of STAPLE AND FANCY DKY GOODS,
an entire new s' ?k t
carpet ING. MATTING, plooi AND TABLE OIL
CLOTHS,
adapted f-w family, hotel and stcam>s>at use These tti<cks
hare t?een seleetisl with ureat care Mat] bought at the lnw
st auction prices, and are offered for sale at the lowest
cash prices, wholesale and retail
r%7* 193 and 243 Oiecuwtci.-st mv7 WSAMtJcl
1PRINTERS1 BLANKETS?And Lap
ping Engravers and Hoiler Cloth, for sale by
__.it_C B l.E H\Hi>N. .aPme-st
I Hi I CAS BS BL1 E and WHITE and
I i " "i'wo BLUE CHIN is For n
dl_C_ 11 LE B.VKON. 33 Pin - ?:
COTTON WASTE.?6,000 of Ckta
Cop for Engine Wiping, for sale t.v
mil tf GAUNT A DEKK1CKSON. 139 South st.
PRINTED CALICOES?Now stylos,
different grades, received from the works dai'v, for
saie by lm8j NES.M11 H a CO . 3? and 02 Pino--t
ENTUCKY JEANS, TWEEDS and
satinets r real*
m8 NESM1TH ft CO . JO and 33 Pme st.
(
COLORED CAMBRICS.?100 mm
J all colon and qualities), for sale at red nee, 1 pnees by
14 C R LI BARON, J* Pine-st
PIANOS.
I
pHURCH ORGAN MANUFACTORY.
wV-OEoRCE JARDINE. J18 Pearl it near City Hos?
pital, Broadway. New-York?Plans and estimates arena
Ordert reepeetiaJ f solicited, which will be most taitaMlly
executed, and upon liberal terms ial3 lyMWns*
(CHURCH ORGAN?For Sale, mm of
height stops, general swell, with pedals. G 'thic ca.?e ;
one of six stops, general swell. Gothic case painted -ah;
also, one fire stops d" The above organs are warrant! i,
and will be found of superior tone and hmsh Th?v will he
s?id low forcaak r cred- YVM H DATIS.fI Mac
d."igal-Bt ni.27 |w?
]>IANO-FORTES.?V. F. HARRI
SON. 23 Canal st iwareroom 2d storv.) offers for sale
aspleadtd assortment of Rosewood PIANOS of 6; hid7
octaves, with the latest improvements my!9 lm*
> IAN OS FOR SALE and TO HIRE.
at 7 Barclay-st opposite the Astor House, trom ?1 to 7
octaves, in rcsewood and mahoganv eases
ml3 3m* JAMES THOMPSON, lite Tailman at Randall.
/C10LIAN PIAN0-F0RTE8.?A new
aid and splendul War. r -in i t the sale of T GIL?
BERT ft CO S celebrated Pianos, with or without the
Aeolian urcnmpanimenf. has recently been opened bv
wAl'KKN S HFKKY. J3J Hnmtlw;ir. 'ntneref Aiithony
st , in addition to their former establishment, 447 Broad?
way
Fl Olli the greatly increased <!> mand for the .sEolian Piano
Fortes, and the testimonials in their favor received from ill
parts of the Country, they are sure they have only to become
?I,. >w n, lo take precedence of all otholS
Prices of eBoUaa tram Fortea, from 1323 to $700
Grand Pianos, with and without tho JKolian
Second-hand Pianos taken in exchange Pianos to hire
niyl?tf WATERS ft BERRY. 333 ft 117 Broadway
M ERIC AN PIANO-FORTE COM
PAN Y?LafftlfO Buildings. 289 Broadway.
OBJECTS.
1 Association for mutual benefit
2 To procure a g'HHl Piano bv (paving small mor.thly in?
stallments I
3 To save persons from paying three times the worth of
a Piano in the shape "f hire i
4 Asws-iation of Heu persons upon the system of self
go. eminent and equality of interest
Books are now ojssii for suleaTlptnais at the office, La
faree Buildings, Risnn No 3 niylt lm*
J A H. BARMORE offer at their Mm
R ? ufactore ami Warene.m. 348 HI.EECKEH-ST cor
A
(
lei f ( harlea-at. an assortment of elegant PIANO
I < iKTFS, with the metallic frame and reverse bridge, and
all other m.slern improvements m7 3m*
PIANO-FORTES FOR SALE?Per
sons alsiut purchasing Pianos will find it to their ad?
vantage to call at BENJNET A COMPANY'S M m itactory,
132 Fulton-?t (east side of Bjoadway I They have a large
assortment of BJoaOwaod llanos Constantly on hand ?
Every instrument warranted for two years B A Co have
the names of more than 1.000 persons they will refer to,
who have purchased Pianos of them, all of which have
aiven nwrewaaaj sutuif-.iction. hut when anr doubt* are es
prctsgd as to their u/iality. the payment may be withheld
until such doubts are removed Old Pianos etc.aaaged ?
New and second Pianos to let nJgtl
I >l \ NO-FORTES.?Persons about |?ur
M < haarag Ptaa a, erfll Bad it to their advantage to call at
H Glenn ft Co s Manufactory-, 194 Fulton st (west "f Broad
w?y ) A general assortment of ma'iogany and rosewixal
Pianos constantly on hand, which will be sohl low for rush
or approved pejsjr Dealers supplied on liberal terms
aft tf R QLENM fk CO I'M Fulton-st
IM \No.?For flaloohoBobsptowdid rosi'
wood Piano, worth $130, at 84 Chrystle-st. &29 lm*
A R H A R ART it NE E DH A MS
w i,IV; ot foi: ,.- sale of the IMPROVED PA?
TENT MELODEONS. recentlv oia-ned at m Bruadwav.
Prices from $44 to $130 J S CLARK, first rtis.r
m> 16 lm*
JA C. FISCHER, (late Ntrmi & Fis
? < HER.I Manufactory and Waieri?>m. I7u Greeiiwica
at corner of De, PIANO-FORTES warranted, with re.
wise bridge ai.il patent tnlw, Wttll t'otlniliftttafj for it**tfplllb| in
t'uic Fiaiio-f.nttj? tuued r^i-anretl ami excltiii<t J ?i? im*
_MEDICAL.
? \YSPE PS 1 A.-IL n ms,.. \H,kia
M t ei k DYSPBtMli Hit rkks, th- most popular
FAMILY MEOIl INE
of the age ' Used by Phys.cians of high standing
These Bitters remove all morbid secretions, purify the
blood, give great 'one and yigor to the digestive organs,
fortify the syst, in agil.list all future d.sease. call le- taken
with safety, at no tune debilitating the pal,cut?beaa> grate -
ful lo the Hoest delaiate sb;niach. and remarkable f,,r their
cheenng, im .- .ratiiit'. atreiiuthrii.ng ami restorative projier
ties, and an invaluable and s ire remedy f,u
DYSPEPSIA IN ITS WORST FORM
Also, Liver Complaints. Ja iud.ee. Hearth urn. C?tire
nees, Faintncss, Disordurs of the 8km, Liver and Skin,
lam of Appetite. Low Spirits. Nervous Headache. Giddi?
ness. Palpitation of the Heart. Sinking and Fullness of
Weight et the Stomach, and all other diseases caused by an
impure stale of the blood, liver, etc . which tend to debili
t?te and weaken the system
FEMALES who suffer from a morbid and unnatural Cindi
tion, wni find this medicine of
INESTIMABLE VALUE
In ail case* of General Debility this medicine ac's Iis? a
charm
rThousand.1 have te.ted ,1? efficacy, and thousands more
are now under treatment , and not one solilarv eis.- of
ffjlure has yet hern reported V i! um? odd bfj filled
with Certificates of those who have been acrmalieiitly cured
CALL <J.N THE AGENT AND GET A PAMPHLET
contaimng the oertiSsatea of remartahle Cures, and the
high estunat.on in which this medicine is held by the pub?
lic press?can he had of the Agents free
Pric* 30 cents per large bottle Principal office 122 Ful
ton-st.N Y, up stairs myvimFMftW*
1^HE~WISH to enjuTPEBPETUAL
- Y'OUTH'and conseuuently to avert the approaches of
old .ig?, a, pro/ably one of the most predominant and |sw
donaY.e. and a iatn.tial.le deaire t,, improve and l?va tif/ the
*u: fate of the b?aly becomes, in r.insuj innre, no frivol,,.?
pursu.t It la clearly demonstrated that GOURAUD X
ITALIAN MEDICATED kOAP will ao oaapliah this It
is nut merely a cleanser of the sain, ealiv.mng and render?
ing it more fit fur ;erf.rm:ag its offices, it also refreshes
ta- rn r.C. ami epgl ads over the whi/'e system a sensation of
MB0?activity and p easan'tess it l:Aewnve n.-m-ires tan
ami fraaalaa ptaBplaa, nngwo'm. tetter, redness, sallow
n<~s, renea ev i-g-r a.s ?' ? us in tn<; '-a
pil.ary seesele, gives aa uniform free circulation to the
rdooil. tad pre-, ro, iiiat ? .uderf i aaravmym earin'ennr
??leans, 11 th-- dieaaailMi <4 wherA our lo-aith and comfort
de el ? Iii fa< t, t.. use the language of a we|!-kn .wa lit?
erary lady, in her letter to Dr Qm rand, 14Of ill the t&
cairpiriaratieusforeiihanc.bg i lady'scharaai, assureilly
>? -Iir aai prnacnable Italian HnlifatadWireaittaWsw^rlffttl
aiid i hief All whom I have ktaoani In BM it na?e e|i,rea?.d
'.1. . o 'h.'s ? f.u malic sin'.lej i ilifieJ terms
It poattively wtedu miracltt O... dark >?iiiaed y.. ing
lady wh. m 1 ccrs aded la ssa it now ah BOO fa.th in all the
avauUiad MmmbV e of aclc_ar, wh.te. uatupareot sk.u.free
fr^m net/ vestire ,.f tan. pimpl-:. .r ..i... '.h f.. . "
Rememter that the lemwncU t.a.. t mpaOTalaai of
Or LOL RAI D ein imJy be o' ta.ni : ,-? a at J.j IK*A
91 W a!ker-st r.ist st< re fr m Br.Ki.twar
Agents. T R Caliender. W Soeth ltur l at . Phila ! ?!
phta ; Bates ft Jordan, 129 Weshmrtou-st , B srt ia, G.-e la
A Co . W.r. es>?r , Ca dwell. New-B?Jforl. A P Gull.
Baagor, W D Robinwn. Portl-md, Me O Fargue, A m
i ir -? NO. A A S-.een-r k Co .Sivinnih . S?'?r-s
(i i..-. i U s ? H I.e. v.,e , . Hav.t nei st I -i . Ki'i :?
st , Cftarleatea I c Oapaae a leead, Bijdaaaeadj C-ei??.
Delrial. M,el, e .i,. Carleo-u ft Co. latarell; Covell. Hart?
ford . AlU.-t P-rrv. Jinn hniit. N H . Pint a Willis, Hi
cheater. A II D..uglis. Palersuii. N J. B J Taylor.
Newport. R I . Peter Smith. OOrasM F.fla and Wainut
at . Cmcmaati. Marphv ft Co . Cantou, Miasiasiont, Mrs
D A WoLstcr.M-d^a. I..-. Oin'ir a; LV.St Laoas,
Mo , Robert Canwron. Br.d,'f_^ort. Coii.i . S F Ur iuh.?rt,
T TcLto. C W . Geo Greig. .*ra-!. Tu a . W .!.,........
Brunswick, Me. SB. Crocheron. MD. Caftan i. Ala.;
baanh >nytier, Hoacadale. Pa . Dame ft Puller. Pee.aaill,
NY. H J H-own. Hudson : Keys-r a McDiWell, Pitta
burg, Jno B Owns. 4 Line-y at , Ltica, Cyrn Law ill,
Eastou, Pa . sn?l gewerally thr.ei?h,eit th" Cntoa Dnlen
auptlietl irn lihrr ?I terms f?r cash my? M W ftFtf
ARTIFICIAL TKKTH INSKRTK!)
' ? without removing the old root*, to stm_. '
gww or apririgs. j FOWLER, IM t?i^5^g*
MESMERU E X A MIN ATI O N S~OF
DISK ASK. at IT4 Chamber* .t . l,y . celebrated e? r
vovant OaVe hour* from ?AM 5PM OfW L'*?'
?3 '?'-_
HEL1EF IN I I N MINi rKS-,:Ur;
in ? few days insured, by "
*AT$5S? ,"U'in rraniT- ' ^'?^K-S PUl.Mowift
9m iberUre..f Cid*. C .ugh* *??***. Riamehrt-, p-i
m. iiary I ,.u?ump<ion. and all attWtj.iru ., u. H'-?.i Jia
Lungs "a*.
Manufacture by F. T VYI.OR. Rrheater N Y is
.ml. Hue and geuiu? proprietor and awiifaviu-rr ?15*
continent uf Auu run, by assign a? at uf f. ?. **1
Johnsen ???Mi
l V CLICKENER fc CO S: Barclay-st xrtih.n
k D >A > DB, MB Faltm st Betul Pnc*. 'J,;\ ?
myl? lm* r' '*
KT iWCAL CURE of HERNIaZ
Over two year*- rtiwrwaw kaa now kw k*a .
tb? applicaii.m of BlTt.ER*1 rtvmaali
Pad*. no?in? through nrBarons case*, that f>?
I e. '.at foim and twarin* uronth? l.u* of tha laf-Olaa
nai. there is produced a thickening of the m isxTiIaTvrgBT
with consequent contraction af the a -d. tn.aa. r.agx -17
tag a radical c : ?.?. ? ,-? i 43>. ? ??
porters fitted and rraraateest m LI.1* Tr ?? ntrnm,
V*.v F KEDF Kl i M M' 1l. ER. H ?
myil l*MWkF_"r^sr.
DEV. Di " stickland*s AK?F
1.1.CAN FAMILY) W,e?*
et..!.!, i.uiipiiuiid ev.i u.m rered for Iks cart of Lv r
Comjdaiata, jaundice. IM.*. Costiv.ncas. DTsoepssa,svi
low Complexion. Sick Headache. Bitter Taste. Dross* yTL
nrv Affn ti. us. (jravi l. Rhc uiaolisui. la'.cmutlcat fiver
and Ague, Influenza. Col Is, kc u, i.e-instnets^oaiiiaam
with the unalterable laws of ereattr* Pruvaitace aad i
ke '?!o!t? of Anatorny and Pkysscdogr, th* Dorter ?
cornnced that the same Allwys- Being has c'ett**}
in the vegetable world a remedy for every ?utea*? tit:
rle?h i? kjgf to Anatemy teaches that the katiaa r?jaf
oraataioj n an bBportooj organs caBod glands, eaek?
which I? c ui 10. ived la secreting from the bl.aal Its east
api lopri lte rlusl. the i hi. f of Waich IS the l.itrr *,*)
neys. Salivary and Glandular botlirs roooarted *..k ik,
pure* of the skin The Ijv. r and Salivary Qkaah
asciets from the M.voj th.v?e fluids that carry as tks
work otdjtesti. n. and thus prontotc the healthv a. tio f
bowels. The kidneys and skin seen te from th.- t! wdtksss
i :s Irapwilka wtuch, if ibotracted, ?ill jtudii1.
rnany diseases, and health he rattrelj impaired Now.tjsj
vegetable comjH.und attacks the liver, utimulat 's fetgggs
taui, removes its diseases, corrects trie kitisssj and ibrestrrs
organs, causing the kidney, t . act, and opening the r.<reser.
'he skin Hence the " Purith ati. u >f the Blonl, wherehe
perfect heallh Is ttaltatad Kor cnviuctag pnsif 0f ito
al?.vr ih?. alsajsor re.(iiests a js-rusal of ins BOO '.,.!?( m
ting f.-rth most fully the iikfliawajifcy of Iksii ac'li hi with
fall direct mas and c-eit ili.-?t. s..f i,., dieted rearea OkVe
143 Fiili.-n-st . New-Y..ik. and v Id b) v. n.Ur. .f aiedm,?
generally_mf3 JmMU'41
Morsr'? < alByi an m
\tellow doc k root ?We M
B n j ted b> ever, principle of h iiiiaaitt t > Maht
snow n to the world the wonderful emVacv of this eitraor.
Jinarv prei.ar.it.on Thajs.ui.ls have la-en t.dieted af *
ire at amount of suffering, and many lives saved bv the ass
of if It is acknowledged by the be?t judges of m. d. ,n? to
be the mo<t elegant, scientiti.- and salutar preparation aew
in use. and as a dcpurative reined;. seldo-n it ever equals*.
It stands unrivalled for the en re of Er..:i*-I is. Salt Hkesa.
Can! er, .Vr .f ila and all the various dlKase* arvaag Km
an impure sta'e of the Bl.ssl Also, all Bilious compivstt
and is used w :th unprecedented sueeess tu all esse*of Fe?
male Weakness and general oatabt]. strengthening the
weakened Usly giving tone to the various organs, andisrs;.
orating the entire- stet.d dan for the cure of tk* litg
Con.pta.iit. Catarrh, D>?|.ep?.a. Head a, he, D /#>*??
Coughs, k< Those atTi I ted w ith Chrom, Dtseaaa* of ?kit'
ever foim. w ill find this u.e.i.. ,i,. nut only pleaaaat ktSi
taste, but a i eitaui cure, if it Ik-within the |.>aer of rsiv
dial agents to aAVct their disease It is coaaposad of ?*?,?
eines so haiipiK i oml im.!, as to tend diractl) t., ,iv.. tornto
the stoii.a. h and IvowcU. excite to health, actlua Hie Livtr
and the whole Ohu>dlllarSystem, allav Nertoiulrr.tabtlity
and promote the free action of the Lungs, thus rendering it
applicable to all diseases of a C hronic nature It is purely
vegetal,.1*, and mav be used in all el.mate., and at all tea
sons of the >ear
Prepared nlv bv C Ml ?KSK a ('?> , at I Dt Fount tin-tt,
Providence, K I , hii.I sold bv III ?und. all ov^r the l.nitftl
Slates. CgtMM-s kc HAVDlM h I i'KI.IKS a CO II
Pe.il -t ,Mew-Tovk,Q*o?ral Ak-i.U jliaia*
L
I V E R I ?OMPLAlNT.~J.iun.li.-c.
Dvspepsia. Chronic or Nervous Debility, l>ise%*e of
the Kidneys, and all diseases arising from a Disorders*
Liver or St, ion. h. such a* constipation, inward piles, fall
i or I.'-shI to the head ai uli'y of the stomidi niilses,
hcurtbiiiii, disgust for food, fullness or WtigM in the st.ua
ach. soiii eructations, sinking or fluttering at the get nf Iks
sbimach. awimniing of the head, limned and >' tue?!!
breathing, fluttering at the heart and choking, or suffocat?
ing scnsutioiis when in a Ivuig posture, .harness .drawn,
dots or webs before the sight, fever and dull pain m Ik*
head, deficiency nf pcrspirati in, yellowness of the skin s.l
eyes, pain ir. the side, back, chest, limbs,a<- . sudden flask**
of heat, burning in the flesh, constant imaginations of enl,
and great depression ol spirits, can be rtte-ttiallr cured ky
Dr HOOFLANDo CELEBBATPD OEBMAN Mr
I K H> . repared by Dr C M la. kson. at the Oeriaaa
Medicine Store, iiti Ar. h-al . Phila.lelti'nn
Their powtJI over the als.ve disease* is Bag excelled a*
equaled, to any oilier preparation in the ('in ted Slate* **tk*
i urea attest. a_ .? man. cases aller skillful |>liy*M-ian*ktd
failed.
These Bitte is are wortliv the attention of invalid? Pisv
easing meat viltuisui the r.. t.ri.iatMNI of dksaaoM nf Iks
liver and lesser gland*, an rcisiog the m.ait searching pow?
ers in weakness and affection.* of the digestive organ*. th?T
are with..! ?af'e. certain in.I . Icaaant
READ AND BF. CONVINCED
M M N, ah said m his Week!y Mese-nrer. Jan k
18M'
" Dr Ho.il, l ?Sit. . lir.KMAN niTTras ?Here is a pr..;wa
Uoa which the leading pre**** in tk* Uasoo appear aygi
unanimous in n cononendint. and the reason b obvioui ks
maile after a IMrOBfTIBtsisa furnished by one of the mo*i ret*
brated physii no,. ..f Bsudern tunes?the late Dr Wilhdo
Hratftaad, rttdbaaoi U>the Caivefaityaf Jsosk, private Sgt
eian to the K ills' of Prussia, and one of the ?n-v.-st nie.br*'
w l del ? ( ? i i Hi. I, .us CO ' . i i, ? I I I. o .- .,, ,h it. -.,,'?
th> enemy of humbug . and then fore a meiln ,ne of ekica
hu was the Inventor ami ni.lois. r. n.ay i... < .mrklently relsW
on Hi i.si ei, illy iiromnn n I'.1,i. I.iv,. eomplaitl, Byt
p?;sia, Dei ildy. Vertigo, Acidity of the stomach, the Livsr
and intestines Nine Philadelphia paper* express t
nction of its i yccllenre. and some of thr Editors
its eflects from their aara individual experience
these circumstances we feel wnrrante.1, in not onlyealli ,
the attention of mir readers to the present proprietor* (Of
C M Jacks.in's' preparation, but in rotmojaao I ng th* it
tide to al I ult'.. ted "
MoHK KHOksJ. K
The Pliiiadalplua Salurdsy ItOJOtto, the Imst family aews
|4?l< i published in III. I'nited Ktataa Tio Editorsav*
' It is .sehloiu that we les'iiimiieiid ohal in I miii.- I I'atsst
Medicines, to tin-uouflitenci and |*t r.xiare uf 0OJ leulerv
an.11 tkercf. ie. 1,,-n ue re. ,.mutend Dr II.eclaM l'i <>*iass
Hitters. w.< wish it to be diat.n. llv un.lurst.eel that w* sn
not s;,eakiiig of the nostrums of the day, that aie aosai
ub'.nt :'.,r a brief period and th. n forgotten, after they k**l
done their guilty race of m,schief, bot of a medicine (arg
cstabl.shwl. universally prized, an 1 whioh haiu.ut the hearty
aprr'wal of the tuctiity ifaelf "
I h? v l M iidmtii'stered to f.-males or infant, '.vita tsf**/
and reliable betn-nt at any tri <?
m ? vio or ? u s ri arnT*
The g. inline iiave the written ?Ignat,ire of C M .1 Aff?
SON, "/on llie wnipps* and Ilm n line blown in 'he im?*,
without which liiey ale slill'ious
Fin sale, ?I ,o sab and retail, al n? GERM \ \ MKI'l
CINE ST?RE, IM Arch-*I .um d...r b. ;,.? s,nh-?i
Ph.I,ob i h a, ml i,y ies|.ei i iba da ik i goMraUy ta*a>*ar
out the i oi.nliy
Wholesale and retail by A B k D SANDS, IWPalsie?
s' ,, oraoi of w lUiani
ReAailbyC H RINO.M Broadway, corn .-of Juha-el
Mrs. HAYS. Br-s.klyn nlf J n.M WM*
To the Sick and Afflicted
n|{. NU'mm/s compound svr
L P of W ILD CHERRY -Soice thus moat mval0ib>
discnvi ry of Dr SWAINE, thousanls have been by il r?
Btl rod to n< alth mid the enjoyment of life, who wero stt-lkr
mg fr, ra 'In- ravages of the moat excruciating due****
From John Milton Barlo, Proprietor of the Ma**aeaa
sett* Sj y, Wotsaaotor, M *? Tha following ? ano'herUU
in the great chain of testimony to Us ments
? We karooaod Dr l?raiaa'*4 ? tyroji m wgo
Cherry in DSM I'irmly, .nid (lad H "lie of the nee.' ??aniat
ami Bgrrasahaf umwikmu for oorarka, inrtamrnatioo of Ue
Ihiw.t. Iiines, k> .thai w,- have ever tneil.aad have na
hesitation in i
heirc*
'/ . it
recommend nig a trial af it t" Baal ***" 4 "
no aawn lor aooh Bsadaniaa We do ihi* uf our ??a if*"
will, will.,, a the kr.owl.dse. ?f Dr Swaiae or ?ay ol
agi nts. or any suggestion from them "
Dr J H tliisoii. Frankfort. Ky . states
MI hare burn etigngad in actira practica H f**r*?**J
crti.ar gTaduatc of Transylvania I now prescntst yri.
pwt*r*?aoa of PnatM Tirgjaia or Wild Cherry, in prawr
enceto all other remedies I rczard it as an mv-a.as?*
regaody in the treatment of Pneomooia or Disease ?
Lungs " HOME ( I HE #a . .
Kzekiel Thomas. Cherry-st . three miors w. *' ,f sVSiri
kdl .<*.-. ,.|,*J. wa. atflii'te.) with a violent rough, pain, is??
side and i moat, aaeoaaai of 'he mints, atwrtaoaa <H hrsss.
I.e.. ??!' ipi?-t,le. mrht sweats, *e , indeed, Ins wh-netyetm
aoeroed prcatraled. Injt by the u-. . f Di i* on.- * (??'*?
pound Syrup of Wild < herrv was restored to je-ifect kesiss
L.eA well to the mark* OS the reo,line .
B*as**a>korIke original and onit gei. on.- ptepafsga**^**
Wild Cherry is put up in square leittles, c-rvered wsta?
be; utiful wrapper, (steel engraving,> e.th a p.rtrait ef B*
BaraifM thereon; also, his autuature All other* are M1"
tivclv f.ctiti. u? and Counterfeit
l.aU.ratory removed t.. I North Seventh *t , ?ec *1 BJP
above Market, where are prepared all .1 Dr Swaio*'?
Family M< dsen ? , I'.r. rea, V c.-.i.ifujo. Sugar C*as*?i
?ape ad Tai Pi.is. kc kc ,
For sale I: < H RINC.eorner of Broadway aad*"
at* Or WARNER, Mo RWker-oi ; FORM AM k qfr
IMBGrsn.'. f-.ruer Norfolk , I S I. E W IS. S(l Q*mW*m*
R A SANDS, leg B-.wery NORRIS.M M irket.'<**??,
M nr.. I WIN *;>. ,nd hi sHl'iN a <
Rr. edttay .A H k I) sANlis. Ilk V ; ? m ' V ' a
EN ER k CO .81 Ban-;,, HA VI I. VND, KFE?fc *">,
SO Maal. n-lai.e, Mrs HA YS. Breeslyn niy'l /mwak?
HATCH ELOR'S LIQUID HVlR
DYE ?BATCHRLOB s Lie, ?1 h *..c-lehrsi?d>*
soccesafol ihsl it is aicrtiag the eagsaety sf
I tail - IV I die" must lie Careful to gel the g-??1*?"
BATCIIF) (IB S W,g M.i.'.fac- ,ry. 4 W?lI-?? wh'rej "
?old wholesale aial retail, or ?o(d.ed Thu Dy* has Man ?
**>ao**af 1 aiiaiMiio. fo. Ok* ktaf twelve years ?fm'm^
\\ VMM ( I RE.
DR. SHEW, tin Mrikwl Amuim *
Ihre tad Prat-I asasr of WATER CURB, ? ?"'S
in rereite day pafiaots and Isra-dTs II it-Jooref?y ?*"J2
?id leiin* Cr advice a'temled t-i OStceaad ffSj-wT
cm i of T v.r f h-sl and I niversity-place, aear sW'sso'-w
DR. T. L NICHOLS. -v,l Mr*. M- J;
QOVE NICHOLS. Waser-C re phy?.c?a?, ?*?*
moti.d loM t;.nt- a-pla .-. E.gl.th st. imhu ????'?
wamoiacy receir* j atio.*? tut f .11 boa.doi day t:mfTzjT
C nsua'ation* ffsui 10 to 1_
H YDROPATHIC I \ s TIT ? T K-*
-Mil ?*
dtuusCUy LaalstavisvsB, U Laieh.-eJ sad danao tao^w?;
aeasaaaiel Ial-....a. S|.i.uga fb-he* ioli?hii?aJ?. wr?*?^
ali-.l.s Ihc ..ideal in the I isiled Mates, "* JTLstto
tUrfitrtl.. ii.cd.c-1 dirntUou of R T TRAUeJ",v u*
a-na..?*nlof D CAMBELL k SON

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