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No bitter tears for thee 10 shed, :.
Blossom OF being ! seen and gone!
With flowers alone we strew thy bed,
. blest departed one!
Whose all of life. a rosy r.y,
Blushed ito down, and passed away.
Thou wert so like a furm OF light,
That heaSen benisnIy calrd iher hence,
Ere yet tie word cculJ breath one Light
Der thy sweet innocence:
And thou that brighter home Io bless,
Art Pdss'd, with all thy lovelincss.
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COMMENCEMENT OF MIDDLEBURY
COLLEGE.

On Wednesday the 18th inst. our town was
alive with ~visiters from abroad and the vicini.
ty, attending the commencement of this in.
stitution. 1t is the great Holiday of this re.
gion. At 9 o'clock the procession was form.
ed in front of the stone colleges, and marched
to the congregational church, where the fol.
lowing order ST exercises was observed:-
M@rW6WG.
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STRAY HORSE.

NAME into the enclosure of Eilery Howard
Aon the 7th instant. a stray horse, color
while. ten or twelve years old, foundcred in iac
f~ore-feet.
Tic owner is requested TO prove property
pay charges AMI take him away.
ELLERY HOWARD.
SALISBURY Arg. 9th 1871.
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LOST,

LOTT,
AN Thursday evening last. R the village
u of Middlebury, a blue SIhA PURSE
containing two gold rings, and about twelve
dollars, among which were two half eagles
and a two.livre piece, which isnot common
Whoever will .return said purse and its con-
tents, to the Middlebury bookstore, shall
be well rewarded.
august %.
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GfNsPM@nE.
PRAYER

= % S~6N
PRAYER.
INAUGURAL ADDRESS,
By Prof. ALBERT SMITH.
ADDRESS, before the Philomathesian Soci'
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port their doings to the Association at their
next annual meeting.
The following gentlemen were appointed
under the last resolution;
Rev. James Meacham,
Hon. Harvey Bell,
Edward D. Barber Esq.
A complete list Of the committees on the
first resolution will soon be published.
The Rev. Hiram Bingham, of the Sandwich
Islands, was present during a portion of the
meeting. Adjourne
PHILIp BATTELL, See. pro TEN.
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}. j. Ess7rvi~ Il DJHcl,
! Mi' l';.As l.fe.
,$EiCC.s'F2 SUPPLY
Innc 1917. I'll.
EsOEbK,s Il GssEsiOV,

bANk SQUARE,
4 RE NOW RECEIVING aud III daily expect ton,
a at Dhelr Ne'o Store OF ahesh supply al new
scarce and desirable GOODS. winch. In addition 10
thelr large STOCK previously on baud will make
thcu assortment very desirable.
The following a portion of ,heir New Goods
to winch they beg the attention OF then l,lends and
the public generally.
Swiss Edglugs and lnseuings, handsome assert
ment.
"a" BRICK do do latg" suppl, and very cheap
black and whlte wlre nett aud figured Laccs
ia hIonabe article FOR Lai,rs' Sha"ls
Black and White Laces ior trimming do
DO do Edglngs and IhsertIugs, very cheap
Black and white Laces lor Wells
Black aud coloured KID aud Mohair Gloves
Mohair Muis, very har dsome
Misses white and coioured Golton Hose
ladies black and white Cotton and Moravlan Hose
81 'cN Italian Slk, very fac at Is. per I'd
Black Gro DE- Rhine do 6s.
Flofeucc Brad BonneIs. latest style
Gentemcns II andkefchels and Cr,vars
10 pieces blue, wool dyed black aud lnvls BILE green
Cloths and Casslmeres sumo spperlne and
ve'y cheap
Coored Tweed Cassneres and handsome Ves,ings
Ion Gentlemen, summer wear
Bales Cotton Ohnaburgs, al Zoe per ,d
"a x Cotton Cloths. al 4t4
Heavy Pad DomeslIcs Tor servants al 81 per I'd
la addition To the aooy", We have hand an a.
sediment ol Lawns aud VI ~. French Can BRICK.
CaJco $, Challeys and Nous ms hlatk and colored
SILKS, black and blue blach Bombaz ne Hosiery OF
every Description, Jackonet Musns aud Cam
bricks; Swiss Mnslins, plain, checked and figured;
Bishop Laws, kenline and Linen Canbfiek Hand
htrchlciS, MarseIlles Skrfs and Counicipanes.
some very uch, Toilet Covers. prcit, x cieap. La.
dies torsetts Nc. & AN bruot 5, Caslme etls Ma
poleon CIoDhs black and coloured Grape Gamb lets
aud ) IN er Clols, Bro Linens. Nankeens aud
Cotton ta~srmeres Tor Geurlen,en's summer wear.
Bed licking from 9 To |, Cd. brown and bIpachpd
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VI gh, shieh wr,e lard upon the table.
FoRTif.CATloN EiLL.>ss

The ro,lifieaii. Bill Vas the MAN business IN
der cons liberation In the House 81 Representatives
aud the COMMITTEE &c 81 tie " hole.
The maj tit, &C members WIRE ia the Senate
Chssnbes aul tie Bill wa. reported ~ si,e tieus'
With the md. ,saatli.g hal The amendment. should
be diss used in the ilpuse.
The ali .unmrni vas Al an early hour
The amendments Of the Iaa,a tflee Fl Ways and
Means wrre caucutrri IN ~ the Gammlttee 81 The
Whole. rendlng tie discussion upon The Message
THE Btii viii pass as amended.
A hlll~as rep RED Dung the da, by M. BoffS
Of Va 10 pav the funeral ex ruses al tie at" fi'si
dent OF he L ited States Referred 10 the oohmi'-
tee OF the Y h.le.
M,rh mlsrrlis feens business vas II ansacied tn-
ring tie da, the PIN oi memorials aud IN
iaporlaui Resolutions.
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fS,enadl "fsrIHnAzf. "Nru,
"PALMIHsToS, "BuL
"BkuNN W
MARKETS.
MAR n Is.
Correspondence u The Journal II Commerce.

Correspondence u The Journal NJ Commerce.
LIyTRPooI 81 Augusi, 1871.
'rhe heavy failures thai have taken place AT v ZEN
na an1 Paisley veil a. through other parts OF lie
rounffs aud he continent. have creaied great want
II confidence, and operate seriously against any al
vance IN lie price oi Gonan; money lsnoi scarce,
but ihrre l. ao increasing tear thai II may become
50 IN tie Il .ur Harvest nj turning o1t as
favorable Ms tNpecie'; In movements Ut the
Bank oi England. heh are watched with a6x'ety
rather punt to an expecafIon oil Gold beng wanted
Tor export, ihey have been selling sumo tous"ls
~ reduce itetf circulation. Whit Is no" moderate
Under all these diseoura-emenis aud no dnlmaIIon
IN ihr manufacturing towns, and e"n-idefhg oui
heavy sluch OF cotton. WE cauuoi iook iur"dtJ win
conference 10 any material improvements; indeed Ne
have lost ground " Tim the last tn day, as We
CONSIDER prices IL PER lb. lower than ihey were
on liz - II ILL.,. ell,1s however IN The low and
middle qaallfle-, and there are now more Couons
:, n.ling lhan tie demand takes off, whtch alAays
gives tie buyer the advantage, ii the same lIne We
do not fad any rfessuteon the market Although
our grosIug crop IN some eciious OF the country
vii be LATE aud consequently more ptecHIo"s, yet
thr report OF II up % this time Is good and the
splnntrs not encouraged by the state "r poSpec
I'VE pos pee Is 10 Ito mufe tlIan buy from week t"
wrrk 10 supply lher wants. Tue sa'es Tor this
week cn!ed the % ulf.. 10 2i0 bales, and for
lhat ended 3Dlh IT,, Hey were 2O,22O bales, OF
31G0 we've Upland, Al 81 u; 1850 Orleans AT
81 n :: s65o Albania aud Mobile, a. ) !; aud 200
sra l,and. at l33 2ld pr ID. The sales on the
81 ut. aud yfsferday, mete about 5000 bales each
day, but to-day the hnSlatss has been more limited
lar stes nol having exceeded 1000 bales, and the
market has rlos d very heavily. Tie receipts into
IN, pr of al knds slnee the first Of January have
bceg s7l SO bales, OF which 7l9,490 bales are A
rnrlIcan, against te7 $40 bales 10 the same leriod
last year. al winch number 969 loo were American.
The tota stuck row here, Is estimated At 600, 200
bales, an-l 10000 bales at tins time last y"a,,
nd lln tfpL al \ IL .pi
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IS 1916 efaio., OF near, Il gains and Tree,
iourns aud rs spec fl gr'shy' } 81. At one Of
rs sharp ends u cuts glass readily, aud scratches
quarz o,ts,ai."# Ai1er add1eing uhaauo'e' er
ieuce 81 as havins been ioun' as above deserib' d.
and ,cliInp the proofs uf It's being Diamond, lie
T. rofes>or saw: Is II Is tie first aud In"haol,
oul, ds nond set f,,und naive IN The United STATES,
We hope the oral institution al Washington
wil procure II for The naiisnal cabinet aseady 'om
men ed At thc se,i II go,efn,ncnt." The iaborer
who found snlj II fra itfl'. 'bfilant Wine
stone" To Mr. Richard Vefbryck. OF CinclanalI.
Di,Gag.- VI I'd me Eissler. II is said, 1--we. COW
heels dur her iralning, IN The interim between her
engagements.
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ITEMS.

Ii3ffu1 - E. itetS 10 lie II II instant Al
The lfdmns had appeared III The ne'ghbo'hood of
MloanoFy, aud that several persons had been shot
b, them Parties oi the military had gone IN puf-
sun !" various ol'eetlons'
he Hon. klehafd I. Allen, judge Of The L. 5.
Count iof The Dsttci oil Apllacmcol,, died IN ST.
Joseph, iohdal On the 3oth alt ai The prevailing
lever. The Tunes states thai the health OF the c,ry
has niue h mp oSed-siS cases 10" On hand only
Two oi winch are CONSIDERED da eefous.
The steamboat Grrm-u;lh I.ent Unnte,'s
ptopellnp a ,patalus attached 10 u-h,s nror,rdcd
from lban, 10 the ,Les nv WAY ol me l. 10 Canal
and O.wcpo The editor OF The ALBANY Du'y Al.
yetfl.ef went some d stance m The & anal ia l,,
At Troy. he saws We entered the ca,al and IN ,he
enlarged portion our progress WIS u4ilc IA 3D.
The e. tnl eausl1 less swell ihan the park ct boats,
When No gol1no II At pal4 OF the eanal Which =, ro,
VET uldened, her speed was somewhat diminished
AID the difficult, of PASSING the canal bo,is and
budp,s materially increased. L,u nnt, lihsI,nd,,,
these chs fructIuns the Germ m ,ie about five urs
an hour with H. hi head of steam on We left
the vessel al the uuel IN she he, N on he, coul>c
10 The west The TIP Is one thai will fully test the
eapab1le. oil The Germ ior Canal navigation. The
heim VAS TO proceed 10 II n stcn, Upper Canada
+ and we presuGe viii pass lhrorgh the Werand
,'h' INTO l. tie E'le' anu ihence b, the ONO State
Nd'a' u lae odo fR'f
lhe I. =. hlRdie congress, new SIM, was
i"n"'ne'i d oi 's'hou'', ~ IL on .dph""N week
she Is l9o ite ing on the spar deck, % lect BEAM
ana o' t'oo Ion
The Elic-Leifefs from Buffalo say that the
cxamIuailons ll,re had yelled The number of per
sons on board the Enc 10 lhree huudred.
We understand. saws The National ln,ell,,eoc,,
-, . ,s,,., : : ,,, ~ Nv ~
signed by the 'niab,arts OF ,h,s Dsrtc, ami Others,
aud III accordance with The opinion Of The Judge
WHO presided At the ,al, as well as that Of The
Prosecuting Attorney aud ol all the Jurors (e,gh,
IN numbe') who could be found, the Pres deot OF The
. tIlltu slhlts III Sidnltu \ pdluUn 10 licniN II
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Nj. GtLNER. sa. ihsissis. fesaian 81 he
reopis Il the disiiict whom represent cen'pf
,n hr ,i-vs OF the Adninfst,aiion propef-l lhes
of ..s, a,'l not ihe Administrator ,mprefer At
Ibis cud Ot the avcaue. Ihes agree With ihei'fts
ideni. but nni With the Dictator.
The,esoutious were thcn received aud laid on
The iahle.
THE FOKTlFICATION BILL. vas sone lime
under consiictatinn in the House. md befofe Tic
adautnmen', ally disposed q. s=nt TO the Senat"
AID tr)cted TO the 4 ,mmttiee on Foreign Ria
BNNk OF THE UNITED STATES.
M. SERGEANr Chairman OF tie Gommitlee
on The Currency, rroued New Bill, IN reference
10 the colle,iou, keeping aud disbursement At he
Pubiic Money
The Bili Ia ~ de,as and restrictions is The sane
,he Bill d.sprtovrJ ty The Pres denl. 1he
y dc, ences are rs follows:
TIE pauc ot,he nes Institution i. 10 be "1ae
Fiscal Corporation Of The Unired States
/. The c,rual to be sci 600 GOO instead ef $50.
coo .00O-S 600 coo to he osnsd b. subscribers.
and s. 900 600 H., the Uuicd Stales-ioutteen I'll.
hons u,ay hereaGc be added II the eaptl. d "en.
tv.rne millions
lnsread e Bran, hes the Bank Is 10 have a2eno1e,
established "hrt,vrr the Secretary =, the Itea>uf,
may thitk proper. or the maihrr Bank may chonse
establish ~i'h the consent 81 the Secretary Of The
Ttcasun. 4 STATE Bauk NAV be Branch,
\ .cnt.--ot 80, nun.b,r ei individuals may be a.
Agency OF ihe Bank.
Nrthtng SAID 81 assent OF dissenl-uolling u
bout discounts. The tnrpptaii. - Ia have toneT
10 deal ,xr'usNtY IN Foreign 3 lis oi EaehanRe, or
IN lIll. oi Domestic Exchange drawn one Slne
OF T'tttotN and pay blc m another.
The VOID Cotp"r IIun's used IN The i III through.
GU. iustcr1 at i'uk.
These are the DO an f~a'nrcs Of the Bill
l. vas read. "rJrfcd to be innfed. aud referred
TO lhc COMMITTEE OF he Whole the staie oil the
Iuirn.
M " lSE WISHED to obtain the printing of The
Veto Message, but "Ss not pIalifed IN his req ies
The Ilou-e odJoumed between aud o CLOCK
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" AsnINsroN. AusMl 90
UNITED SAFES SENATE.

The slilcl Bank Bl reported iron tie House
~itb an amendment to The Senate BIZ. called up
tbs n,orninR tt roututtruo IN the amendment.
TIE ar,rndn.e,i allows ia, use 81 n.tesof dennm-
,natIon beiwe, eve aud MY dollars. Tie Bsnhs
al Virginia Using naits u iese deuo nations.
Afer snn.e b4fe. the amendment Vas concur
red IN b, a vote al - II IL.
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TIE VETO MESSAGE. &c.


Al er s'ne dee IT. =. the sne"o'nsn' ""' ''''"'
red II, b, 'o'e 81 - II -.
TIE VETO MESSAGE, DC.
Mr.. CALHOUN presented he Pf"eseah @ - q
meeting n 6aoehlsnd county, a. hioh the 81 l''l
81 the public mea<ntts ofleie Sahetfss. hhd 10 ar
pfos'l 81 he seia OF ihe banh bi'' aHo 81 hes'is
Mallor,. Wise. Hunter and 6tmet, uienbetse 81 lhe
House hom TIE ate oi Virginia. Who ate spoken
OLA ahstracuon'sis
Nr. Calhoun al hat lie approved oil INC PR
ceedngs OF the neeaHe. lie said lathaf thai hf
not o., Appreciated lie 60 bhi 'ndita''h lh'
Cniel Ma9i,lta'e y .s.lae that he e'ha ""i
lave done dlii'tt MY he use between hun aud
MI NJ di>an "ho approved oi Tie Banh b Il Mas
very dhe,ent
In reference TO tie seto power Nj Calhoun sa1
~ do lot fee.ad lie ~" roatt as gentlemen
uIon the other slde >eenl IL tegatd II. thinh At
safe coese'at1't and pfarri ro"fr and tfJoi'e hal
the President h. exercised II IS he has.
H.yng sui H.ueh 81 The Neto, sad Mr.. Cal
houn, | am bauad 10 =, TIA d. uof approve TIE
Veto Mes>a-e. ! do net nnd tsiaad "iat the l'fc-
sIdent menu. "a has Nelo Message IN ugHd 10 an
winch viii ehr n, asstnI connected with Tia.
Treasury hone "ltts'ei. will oppose esci>
such stu1len. aad deem al Exchange Bank J1sl
bad =, oihei,
II the Pres dem gses an ny n7he ! will GIVE hlin
careful aud welcome snpfntf. II H. ddrfs if"m
me shall oppose inn, a. ! ha't al laesd as "hp
cid not agree with me.
Mr.. Calhoun spoke alsn II iaff-eas measnfes. \
drawn haife dld nei sa#tlA nm. md eeetftlls Has
not productive I'll good results, % ahs iesnlls.
Thorough aad aueouf tonfslag measuf,s were
What Mr.. Calcium Wanted and nothing short 81
~heh his niends should b. SIT fel NJ h..
II the peopr eere ieads II the measures
before tunrtrss ia AZ IA to be slayts $, aud tie
country is lost.
Mr.. Calhoun spok ii some len Tia N tbs stt,u.
and welded he Il - IA liz. Sfpfa, ltotn A,ssou,i
Mi BEN ON IL f,eas II 10 txlnrss his o.
riria,s uTnn he Vt M.s,alc. lie 4rpo,cd, as
Nj. Cal oun dm Il lie YIN. bnl not Il The mes
"a e alioprihet II Wf,ef. he would say nn1hpp OF
the EVIL. ard eonteni l11=set vii, The rood lie
"a ,eioce Ell IN thr % II d,n, and would % w,th IN,
President as t,r As he Ind pnnr
Mr. Il tonL ne,as4.n 10 = L., IL ia, a,L,fe If ,os
,,,d,y ADD ia npnase III. ,I,as#.t n, -, H.
,,pa,,I. Il tbfp : an a4t,,l ,,oa, ,L f,nl ,o,.n,
splnriples ol In, pnye,nnfti. nd ,lo,,ld ,,,cI,,,,
,,hc,, - -, 49, s''5' '''''''''
,e,l,,a,,,b, S., !, -, S.,,1 ,',sl,.,, n.y.,
SlI ''Y'''' "''
..,,ld no H., -, ~, - 80 " ,
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n. -. - . =
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,,,,, -, = = ~
N ',r ,.
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,s~tt - - ~ 49, ''"'
- , '',s ''' " ~ ,''''' '''.' y"
W. - a. -" 3" | ''p,i INV ~ 'e 'e'si ~ stat"
y "e ''u'' 'iti' :. : s''''ia''
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',""%s ~ '''u, "id'ie" 10 be i'n'ed' "hu ne
"'"''s u '"o q. taH'al
,r,,,,.,, taN - hiLL
A., = .>a i''.' vas ea'''u '"f'
r IA Al tA. IL.
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J. MARSHALL.
J. W. MARSHALL.
h3Su
New-York tribune., 1841-08-23
j. G. CANpEE, N. D.. Dentist,

TNpoRTANT hin rs on THE MANAGEMENT OF TEETH
The Teeth, though the hardest animal substance siet
treatment good or bad They ea! spoiled and W ueou>
Treatment eav preserved OF The skia DENTIST
that diseases Teeth ordinarily subject 10 ms con TO-
e, nav he regarded seted the public mind tAi
ure, their peruanence. The Teeth composed s1otah
tally of lime sas decompoci ~ acas ara oxygen
OF acids, are red TO tFo important o " VIC ~
Isl. Keep acids out mouth ana every thing Of the
stomach acids there and your health anc Ieea are
al Ke eysry thing out of oxygcu and
' hens the base of acids renders the OF the
mosth doaby acrid the destruction Of the Teeth
fastened. ; ~, br., ,h .1
health 50 put jeopardy -; .,. 49, $3.50. 49,,
3D. Gavanic produced and BY isi; oo me ei5s sn
teeth suffer These daily regarded WI! lead 10 lac
it No aciis Will used for cleansing the Teeth All '00
powders shoat moderate aiSal- ,, =, h,shl,
81 All operators on the Teeth, ~ho mineral passes OF
metals all OF sich composed OF metals sa'ns soons
oxygen, shopld BE- shsnDcd Their ooas'c" ieHeu''' " "
disease they promise 10 cure. ., c,- p,,,,
n Al. combinations Of metals such Tn Gold SiYer ~
e. hrui h. carefully avoided The purs>t metals dler III aH
IN the same Fine Gold Is the only metal 'h'' >Ho
ind o!gmcst the human mouth AMI 10 ths
No Dcat can Consistently oppose the OF amals'nl Of
mercury aad whilst he Is himself N tae hsei Ia, Is ~ 81
i,o SILVER Copper and Zinc under the name 81 "oi att
Fne Gold aud !ine Gold aiose for Dental operations mus 5000
And nog viii only conclusion FOR the iscaaton OF ~
who wish 10 evil consequences Of compound nles ~ We
mouth that they ca furnished with Teeth >e to hnc Gold rates
and unaiuieraied sy calm. ut my hoon W %
pav NcyYcrk only place (sth the exception oil
Albany and Troy) where iesth are SET 70 p. -,
INTRODUCING, mouth aHagam o. NJ least 'ouF '' al
differing materially 10 thcir affinity for oxygen ,r,
word those who want entire or neafy ehu'r sa o. "
inserted the atmospheric pressure or SUCTION ;n;
method putting suction Teeth differing ~ 'oe sen'A'
from the usually adopted feel confident III sys ~
Gentlemen of the possio we'll these requiring professional
se-ces invited call and examine my meao1 oil 'cs
Teeth, without theue of solder or any o'Aor Ease o In
y0rt
New-York tribune., 1841-08-23
WILEY PUTNAM.
IMPORTERS, BOOKSELLERS AND PI

INPURIEkS, BUUhSELLERS md PUBLISHERS,
Broadxay, Ner- FORK, CAD Pe.er Soster ROr. L0Hdrr
Importation Of Boek English and Foreign for Colleges Prblc
and Private Libraries &c Single Books imported order Or
!ers forwarded BY Steamer also by the Liverpool Packets
and answered ponpy by Inc OF dss Steamer after the
receipif desired
w would invite the useqused facilities afforded
by their London Agency has been conducted by NJ Put
year. pr1aaa, being Londor
procuring ngs Foasu Books for Colleges Public GzG Pm
Libraries Booksellers Gad Public generally, le1s
dispatch they before been
imported this country any other establishment
Orders references emIlce be sent direct 10 the
London house preferred aad books shipped thence
OF the principal ports the United States.
Books for Incorporated Institutions pay NO Duty
Ali English journals M0nhss Quartarle and Newspapers
by first Of month for
principal periodicals kept hand the sale
w P have for sale variety Of Guide Books ;arouga England
nd fort lie I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-08-23
nECTORAI. HONEY OF LIVEKWONT.-ER

pericncc amply confirmed the utility of this Ppnrloa of
Blood and all affection Of the LhrsS &c.
The unparalleled with which this Justly celebrated meu
palm off article tho public which, outward APP
much reebled tho original A. easily to deceive c va
wary escape miserable Imposition, remember me
bears signature the proprietor and inventor JAMES d. No
ILL., outside Wrapper Tho COnnteett is signed
Joseph Now aud made and sold al the propeor o
er store corner Madison aud Catherine SIS.
Remember genuine Is NOT SOLD at the corner Madison and
Catherine sts ~ a. -
The Genuine may bad OF JAMES d. NoWll Soils Proprn.
VIM Watsots Apohccancs Hall 30 Caherinest mss
Oco,t Mcke-son MAIDEN General Agents for the
United States oo
Mcssrs Adamson Ola lo"ery aad 69S Broad"gl
ksb,on Aspuwal William Coggeshal Pearl and
Rose w Watson % Catherine K CcIdngton ~ lludoa
2ist GraGd g. Congnacq ~ Cnahnn st. MinhD'
roaI~ay: Bagrove aud ". r. Rlagrove brooklyn nn6 I'm
nesUssz AND MEDICINES OF every description ana
- quality may bad Al Hours application To
NJ. CLARK, $40 BO.Gry.
II Physician % ohg experience ~bo psctca. N the neghb'r
hood viii be attendance advice, Nc At the hours Of A
auI
New-York tribune., 1841-08-23

~ SHeES-5sOO pair Ladies and Genemers for sale The
uppers of this truly eegan, SHOE made from the Raobe IS IN
nrd from South Americ, sheets exceedingly elastic, the
~ shoe width Of foot softer ihan French
kid the most approved Broadway fashions ne
t,oms or land between the rubber joined TO-
g.the be perfectly proof These Shoe' have
thoroughly the and
Every pair eeompO 1ppers loosen from
The The trade invited exariDg these and gene as
Ind Rubber Shoes order for the fs trade
HORACE II. DAY, Successor 10 RoIbury H. Co.,
,ua I'm I2G Maden-Iane-
New-York tribune., 1841-08-23

lCA O-Ihe subscribers nave been appointed 10y the pro
prietnr sale Of Gresuough Patent Lamps aad
Chemical OIL No Ill Broadway whore they
have hand mpce assortment Of Lamps for stores shop?
churches hotels &c. SC consisting OF arlor astral u
Liverpool maae SIDE and branch lamps. Sc Th article hss
been used Of principal hotels AID most respectable H
lies upwards OF with iirs satisiacion No; hcis
having occurred during that period wherein purchasers
vaied then-le. OF the agents sran.ee Any on - disposed
single burner I'LL hight at an
perc per three ordinary burners consuming
average expense three sach Another and
advantage tie simplicity OF rs con>uc-
chenical oil II warranted 10 bH lar
any other Every
lamp he warranted perfectly satisfactory, b.
Those about purchasing lamps woa4 mn for he advantage
10 cali al the store of the different kinds say
in operation. sold only b. PEARSON WHIidORE,
No. III Trouiray.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-23

SADDLRRY HARDWARE, COACH TRIMMINGS
- &c-The subscriber selling very favorable general
above ne consisting pant Plated
Brass Japan Bis Haes and Buckles
Lamps Coach and Gig Bands A1es Springs Steps,
Boot Top Leather, &C. &c. JOHN s. SUMMERS,
su1 lvi:3vos $50 Wafer street.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-23
TEETH ANTLEXTORTlON

ID EDuCTIoN AND IMPROVEMENT IN DENTlSrkY.-Per-
IL Of avoiding the exorbi,an chTses oil pe"9,s
will find advantageous 10 call OIL v SHERWOOD surgeon 'H
list Grams street nea Centre Market .
NB-Caous aching teeth nfabv cured without pam, -uu
rendered ,en for many years lncorrupuse Mineral Teeth M
from 81 TO - fng ana ceauh
proportion the atmospheric pressure prihcpc
New-York tribune., 1841-08-23
TENDER CHINS.

Ny GENTLEMAN b, instantly relieved from att pam ia
y rnc the operation by applying ms razor 10 inc M
TAIL ir TIRIET RAZOR STROP, invented by IT, Saunders
winch persee. es>Iy hone. and by which 'he most un
* fa en- produce keen ad smooth AL cde NJ I've f"o
l nv any n..ibilv xhbi the experienced hand
IL the only -cc which the art OF man has yet devise"
giving opportunity OF 'ung ms razor 10 %
with same certainty mend 10 SUIT MS own AAho
which any person will he shown by bringing duh razor ana y
the tablet before purchasing.
Retail price 81 and 81 o.. ,;
This Str-p for the last - years during
which time Il; proprietor received certificates OF us great u
from som. of the most gentlemen the country the de
% uperioriv Nil Others well endorsed y Inc
different Fairs MISUNDERSTANDING never aei ecoN
ing the premium when exhibited for competition
80 - IT, SAUNDERS l63 Broadway.
oc. of Perfsrv Cutlery all articles belonging
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