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BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT.
i y ~ r PEI Glib OF U

PEN MANUFACTURER TO The QUEEN
fAUTi0S.-The high character Of these Pens has IN
makers 20 practice freud not only HpoD Mr. elliott but
also upon the public An inferior artcs bearing tse ME
spelled name thus Gf!Lo emitting tie fGal nov 10
araac', anG the very com5oa .yie ~aich III n nm
O6ser7e the genuine Pea al marked II full Ia
-eph 'Ii!otts Patent Ja.eph elliott warranted
.al ~. eeca gfoss bs1Ea fac s!!e OF n .lan.. l..
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s"SHjHTTITIS5S IS q
IlSJIIliIIIII
~ r tsIvS,'- & Z. : 4 Et!sTgSRs DUKDiAl

- For the relief OF Nervous Aicc ions and Dyspepsia.
ihs Cordial l. pecuiiary adapted rslirvs these d.
tres,lng coupl+uis Acting eaic. by strengthening
the dice>ii'e II restores IN due tne heaiar appetite
uvls'rates The muscular system ais>pl;es Low spirit
and uelaEcHoy; eievsie the miEd and the g
health and strength wnich ha invariably followed il. u>e
renders the valeudlnarln happy and conientsd. The
Restorative Cordia pleasant the taste agreeable
hs. b-sn highly appreciated by the female ex 5o hsve
generay found Isacs beEef from Sold wholesale .=d
retail al No lOe Fsitoast aRd No 26 Bowerv Price
81 pa. bottle. rly ~,
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5 TOVE S /.


- "a s.s - ~ ~ r. ~
Is c0oEI\f; STOVE for wood or coal was introduced
INTO hi, ei,y n The spring of ls' SIEGE ~hich uns W
sale in ,Gs ciIy and si-ewhe5e has been very stes-
oscs.cs great advantage most ohsr Stoves 10 '
siz, OF the oven, which capable of king SIX sfEt
loayes OF bread the best WITT as htte -e aN'
N = shorr time any other Stove. Nv simple move
ent of the stove FIRE may be moved IL uche. nearer
10 ar farther tho thereby increasing or dGn
slang the nest. Tie Stova aas four boiler ho'' sue
General assortment Of Stoves, Hollow Ware, Stove
Pine SC &c constantly on haat
nj Il II w 49, -. - a-et
III; Tl12iFT sIOs hs-We again ell me
a entIon Of tae Public 10 TN, most invaluable article
Tho.e IN OF Stores woaid 30 ven 10 Los At inc AZ
l,s r. one his over all others IN tha market Ihcy
consume hnt little fse supplying but once &c t~en
" four hours are free frc dust and di aga are 'e'o
1epied bv the i-sg physicians n the country.
Tssy create a wholesome atmosphere and ere oy lar
the best stoves for invalid. iniTsdseca FOR "a 10
an quantity and fsrssheni0 any sly o'
a, 81 Wat-r-.treet AID III Bo"ery ,.Dcrp
us III Il, '. 49,.
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DAWENr Cs.ElLENAL OII. LAMps-

i CHEMICAL OiL-BERNitG FLUID-The sub
scriber ~odt in.e the attention Of the public 70 nj.
stock Of GkEENOUGHS PATENT LAMPS" which.
from tber beauty and superior qu~l,es are destined to
'cQcreie Oh others The oil hch is burned
IA - Is chemical preparation, very clean IL IT, proper
hes aat gives very brilliant and ecosonica hight The
burning iai Is portable lizht free from all smoke
smell, rreae, and vii nett er soil nor .tain Copraon
Lamps con be altered al tridng expense, burn tie
duid- The subscriber kisdly permitted to refer
OF our most respectable families Who using the
article ). c. HOOKER, i6; Broadway
between Grand and Brocne So.
n D. There 10 Danger Of explosion in either Of
ihe-e articles. 0aitf
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L f G A L

STATE OF NEW.YORh--CASAL DE?ART-
- NrS7-Lo4u for he lm2royeseIt Of tie Cherur =
i nod s.I-r The mi.si Of the Can'l FuHd %
virtue Of the act en tied AH Act 10 orov d. ter is
irnornv-reu; Of . Chenung nal Feetsr passed MAY
ceyed ua Tue,dly the 4h day OF December Il, until
rd tnou,.nd aoa-I for which tanserlse certificates y
frok will - Issued 10 u the People ct h= >t1e OF
S.s-York oe.e interest the rate OF cent per an
ar parable q-r:sriy and the principal d Al NE
-4sur- OF the Commissioners Of ihs Canal tand AMER e
The proposals ,y for tie uhoe any part Of s'id Loan
not lea. hoxev~r than i've thousand dlfar ii proposal .
I'd Up and su6aFd Loan o' The lmProTeme OF NE
Cheun- Csa,i md Feeder and enclosed - envelope d.
re ed the mpirol-r Al Albanv.
On notice beng given OF the acceptance OF ne proposals
money nus: cep1sied he credit OF the Z IN n-i'
Of The Canal Fund the N-iurk state Bank al Army
the Bank Msnhlt Company IL tue CITY OF NeE
such other Bank sh De designated by ihe "a Oo
shodsrs in the mrs; and second Senate 55iei'
ard thos- residing the STATE Will reeiy- IN. nee
on the stock h-A a7 hem q the INK Of IN Man
ht'tan Comply in the Cry Of N-sNofs al othef SOCK
holders II the York STATE Bak n H. y OF Albany
Tn Commissioners rt-rv- 10 them lives The .ghttt AZ ng
sum nan Ia. which may Be ud-red y aHv person or
B.nk # the o-r. their opinion Advantage Us 10 the
inisrer.s Of the St..e.
l. BRADT>H Lent Governor,
JOH> \. COLLIER, Comptroller.
o. [. HOLLEY, Surveyor f-nsril,
WILLIS HALL. Attorney G.ner,l,
JHaIGHT Treasurer,
Commissioner Of the Canal Fund.
Albany November IS. 1871 ras Dli
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ana coming yoH and prices thlt def
al comp uton. Ladies have Caters that can; be beat
In price quality gentlemen have Boots and SHOES for
OF all kinds and suited to all classes and all Pu-se-
Boots for Flremen. Ms -lcn. Wajcrmen-fvef ybcdy;-
ans failing supply Of Boys, M,e, and Child
eIs Baots and Shoes and twenty per tbe cheapest
IT The city. Just some and see, at SCRlBNERS, f3i
Grand-srest, the second store Of Essex Market
81 of.en hear from my customers thai thev
told BY others the trade ;hat buy al nv work sad d.
not manufacture and that Is the e-y .eii
cheaper than others Now here poker for those
that tell what t=ey know TO b. false. sih ~sser ilOoe
with any one that have paid money Journeye
for the last FIVE yesrS Tor work done under my
mediate direction and control Than any other retailer OF
Boots and Shoe, in the city than any tao Grand :
MS I'm
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IS small Spruce or White Pine for covering
pile wharf.

pie Wlari.
The S. ton. to be OF good sound white PIE Timber
beved or saved 10 nche. thick an to 6 niche, vide
to be sach, on all four sides, aad Of the following
length. - stick, 81 feet long; ~ stick, % feet; IL
stick, 26 feet lolg and II sticks "a feet long.
The - toes to be of hite Pine Of the same quality,
heea l. lches square, straight all four sides,
and of the following lengths of the whole quantity to
be in length. - feet; 20 fee, and 30 feet.
The 20 be Of spruce Pine, Of sound durable
quahty, sawed hewed straight three SIDES be
less than iachss aTerage in thickness from the
anhesn eide TO u. opposite face, and vary from
10 The width be not less taau inches aud the
whole TO be delivered in lengths Of - - % sc feet
To be delivered .ach part Of the Navy Yard shall
directed subject; the Inspection and approval
person as the Engineer may select before The 10Th
day OF March Tie Proposal5 STATE the pro:
per cubic foot delirered.
ROBERT C wETNoRE. Navy Agent.
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i. i--S-a - SPKlNGFiEL D PAtkA"E tNFKEsS
s-.lle IL HURLBUr < co. having recently
xsssaFS1-ESas-- .tarJed a Package Express between
NewYork the above cites are ready 10 receive par
Al Of ~hch will be delivered with the utmost fidelity and
despatch. -, III, ut,
Tner package car leaves Ncw-Nofk Tuesday; Thurs
day and Saturday afternoons. and Hartford, Monday
Wednesday and Frd.y in charge OF one of 'hcr agents
Mr. Uurl.nt will remain Hartford and A. smith at New
York. ,u ~,
lev u,adl town aui ali other aujaccui places.
NEW-YORK OFFICE ut Adams Express Office, ~
Wiam-.t where all packages are received untl three
O'clock = VI. n-' o.
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- 2tC soKaA sEDNEE or LivkKWOkT.-
No~ilIs Pectofa Honey Of Lyeraort, prepared
only By joseph Now in the city Of NewY York Is ise
Astama, NhooplEg Coaeh and all affections Of the Heart
amt largs leading Consumption.
J.; IS sold atihe Low price OF two shilling per bottle
For sale Wholesale and retail the Ong'sal Depot'
81 Nad az, Catherine and retaed by II v snsb b!
Barclay Aaron Gilbert Fultos and ~ BoweFy Jss
H. Hart 27S Broalvay, cor Of Chambers street, aad -
Hudson cor. Of North Moore 81; w II. Duser5sffy'
Wcs Greenwich. Conn. aud reiaiied by Druggists 10
every IN the Usion
~ b sure that each outside wrapper bears the sigma
ture OF Joseph HOW'LL full Without which hone are aeGH-
inc. 9 lmeod
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rsatssssURN;s uVCAG E.'s-
~ RRnCArlON AND RLACk LINLMt NT.-Ne-

glec, not Yourself while remedy nj hand. The pro-
nrieor, after making numerous experiments. succeeded
IN nvonting remedy FOR Inc diseases enumerated below,
which he confidently offers the pubic an improves
all others and fully adeqseic TO its ends II Is
uiahie the Of roui eumas, bruises. sprans
cramps numhness and stiffness of the oints, burns scods
uess OF the neck frozen limbs, cl appel nds, chill
bans. fresh cut. scaa head sal; rrcum and all external
injuries and also of those which HORSES are liable
sprains IN the back, saed backs, &c. Sold by A. b.
Is d. SANDS. wholesale asd remil, Nos. ~ and 100
Fulton ~ Y. and by D. Sands & Co. II East Proad-
way Prc-. 3lcts. nlu In
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EASTERN DIVISION
EASTERN DIVISION
t1h-z'-c-s>i s$i
- sr * EI-EsSa sD-irnIns will


s ,:s:.,s!S, E So %n. Vi
20 tue following ansem Mt topping rcrm'n' Bau
yet;ye Carksown, Grcenbush. fn'cno, s"llcrns Rama
po station, Monroe Works. Turner'S SeShah'iiie Mou-
''' mug '' FROM NEW YORK.
4 Passenger Tram ercry morning. (eSceF; SandayJ
ioaying foot OF Alhanyst o'clock IN The Compi
uys Steamboat UTICA Captain Alexander u. Schultz
4 Passenger Tram Gerry Hcfne,ddg and Saturday af
rrao0a o'clock, FROM the foot OF Albany street IN tho
steamboat Utica.
i Fr4,ght Train erery Monday Tuesday, Thar'dey
and FrGcg G(fgrHODH ! o'clock. from the loot 81
Chambers street, by the steamboat Union.
FROM GOSHEN
4 Passenger Tran srery morning, (exceit sunday
at O'clock, arriving in Ne" York by the steamboat Ut
ca ut the foot of Albany It
1 Passenger Tram esery B'ednesdey and Saturday
afternoon. , O'Clock, arriving IN Ne"-YorA By the
steanboan Utica,
4 Frcgdt Tram ersry Monday, THesdGy T'nrsddY
and Fridag aftcrH00a, O'Clock arriving N hew-iofK
by esnmbon u. ion and Barsos at the ioot OF Chambers
,treet.
For freight OF passage inquire the Companys Trans
porliicu lice. Of bcrty aud Neststrecs AID
. the various Dspots the line OF tho road.
Freight will be- received the foot Of ilbanystreet,
Wnlue-dsy ap Saturday, and The foot Of Cham
+crs-.treet, ,Iondny. Tues0ay and Frlfay una!
o'clocl, 81. nc. SEYMOUR. Superintendent
o45 II Of tho E-sie Dv',ion and K. Il
- NsfDNEnNE De PACE ESQ.
- : ktI Dr' '-AtpEk lst. The packet snip
-ONrhkIO. W. X. Bsadlsh, Master, aill "a. rs
above o-r Icsrlir day.
For freight or passJge-h-.iug superior acccmmcla-
tioas-appiy on board, foot o. Maiden lane, or to
ni3 GKINNFLL, MiNTURN y c.. = South 81.
Il, F0H zgVERPO0I.-Packcto Of 9TH De
80 cemler.-Ihe PAcket-sAip INDEPENDENCE, f.
No mater, VIII sal a- above her regular day.
Fer freight or passage, having superior ccOmmoda-
tons, apply on ho'r foot Of 'iaiden-rne or a.
niJ q" ~ ELL, NlNFikN & o - SOuh-s.
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From the Knickers ecker for No
THE PIONEERS.

THOSE matted woods where birds forget TO sing
But silent bats in dfowsy clusters clAg;
Where al each step the stranger fears to wake
The rafting terrors of the veDg, ful snake;
Where crouching tigers wait their bapless prey,
And savage men, more murderons still than they
Far different these from every former scene
The cooling brook, the grassy ves,ed green,
The breezy covert Of the warbling grove,
That only sheltered thefts Of harmless love.
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FAVDES,s PRE1IlUys sTt FL PENs.

NAVDET,@ PRENIA1s ST Ed 2 Efs.
a y the late Far Of the American Institute. silver
a Medal sas aa.rdsd 10 Josiah Hayden for h's .upe-
rior American Pens Il il now conceded that Ha5desf
Pens arc eaaal 10 the and better than Of those
imported The price much lie > and ;.e trade fod Il
advantageous to deal Consumers also will fad
the quality eqaa! their cxpec atoms or sale 10 the
trade by EDW. j. EMO iisli-st Ii'
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40 TIE AFFLECTED-IH WM
I HARPER'S Cough Remedy the bit medicine ex-
auI for aay disease OF The laags. Doc bottle E give
proof Of relief. Has been il 10 y Years zh.-h
proof Of - good qualities Prise sailing per 5oIe
Sod al iae olce, %: Bower, and Agents through
ont the citT ul2 jm-od
ID ULED FOOL>CA. PAPER. 1850 kesIns Of
IL AlaE Ruled Cap. For ale BY
PERSSE & BROOKS,
EN No. 81 Liberty street.
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IL Dry Docii. 7s.ool,Iyn, Scw-Nork.-
Proposals for Timber for building the
CoFFEis DA1s.
will be received the Navy Agents Office Ne~-Fork'
until the 5,a day of December, lS4l agreeab!y TO the
following 1900.
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had dire .scd yes for length 81 iIme eye was
deprived OF .igh; and from Of Dr.. F. prepars
uon made perfect month.
ARs. Cox III Delaney 81.
certify the above being ,ruo statements in every
particular. BENEDICT Pastor OF Ssbtoa-sL Church.
vas almost b!nd twraty ysafs with caiaract IN
each eye, wa!ch perfectly remosel By Dr. Fran
GUS Astounding preparation Tor iiat disease
Hester JOHNSTON, 10 South-st.
Ths celebrated preparation Tor .eases Of the Eye has
made perfect cures hope had set and
believe 10 be rcurabe. II Is perfect for al
lmmatory diseases Of the Eve weakness OF sight aad
hls nude msny xcnferfll amauros!s and css
recL Il prepared or 'old ~ aGy IN America but
Dr. j. Francis Numerous certificates can be seen at tho
office
We the undersigned many Of Us hayrg used ii in our
families, and knosIng rs astonishing efficacy unhesta-
;iusy recommend It to the notice Of public as yala
able remedy.
DrNc4S DUNRAR Pastor ofthe jIcDougslst. Church.
Il. Cone, P'stor Of the Fir.t itapti.t Church.
Jons = cE AgeGt for the Home Mission Society.
j. HARRISON, Pastor Of the Thomp.on-st Church
Jtc1H B2rSE-. Pastor OF the North Baptist Church.
yosau, .ASE hsnber Of the Presbytery a, BufiIO.
Il GlENNT. Member Of the Royal College Of Sur
ston-, Lcnion-No ) " arren l..
= Ar fetal Eyes inserted which cannot be disin-
2Hi rcd from m" natIra! 10 Ba,cny-.t. nl3 In
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n F-=zS , -, we :. ANY Am
1~.-ss;>sSz,.7 TROY ~rFt eB0Ar LiNE To- Sts,S
S-ssS-sS-s- fIr as the "A III permit With NJ
~ rom the foot OF Cor; a-l--;.-e.
rae DE WITT CJlH on. Wednesday - Tf,isv
Af.rrsoou> al O'Clock.
Noricr-Ali Goods. frei.hi 3a-gare. R4si Ba.. s5e.
c or sny otb.r kind offreperty ts@eS ssppc, w,
Oh b5ari the Boats OF tsis Line ma; lie a the ~ ss
owners ~ sAch Goods, FsesSat, Bsggsge, SC IA
PEOPIa;s LINE EGEe ALBANS.
, --Ssz, - The rfv and connexions ste rnho.,
- ROCHESTER. Cap; 81. J.bs WI
pT>-ce'rr- leave he pier between tue f'oi OF Cor,
anit aad Liberty Tussdai IhsF'day ard SATURDAY
Afternoons ats O'Clock.
The rer Aaa comm odious sie' r1host NORTH ANEN.
ca C,pt NJ H. Trucs, ell csye. tho pier above Taes
aav Thur.day and SATURDAY afternoons st osock
FIR Ps,s,g e or F-cicht. apply 20 C. SCruLrZ at
;he Office on the Wharf or on board y. r. All kids Of
property kcs oulv at ,hs r.k OF the oNast- thereof
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& EEaEg.MNAEs!.E EsNOTA.-.rhc :.


a & - 1 COME
ENLISTED FOR NE
WAR -SCRlBNER i up
bead yct. At his OIL Head
Quarters. Eji Grand-street,
with one OF the most COM
pie:e assortment of Boot.
srG Shoes inr he present
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-ROBORr G. WfTMORE. y

Navy Agents Office. = wa,.7 street,
Nc=-York, Nov. 25,a, 1871.
n2s 3.artl5d
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- = ssEls aastk NyEsEU.il

r-~o = SOB Sss e{EyS sIiusSi -
s.-,-es-SS+-7-zTz,5 FALL ARRANGEMENT-rhs steam.
'>Sa- boat OSIRIS, Capt j. u. AIlalrc, will
on srd after Novembcr ., follow Leave Nes
York from Fnlton rkct Slip. East River every Tues
cay Thursday md SATURDAY.. ats o'clock \.
Returning. viii lcsy- ID Bank every Tuesday Thurs
d,v and saturday at half past II o'c"ck.P VI
The Boat will run NJ above until further notice, weather
4 navigation sr-mt tius. ne
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PEOpa.E,s ZINE EKOH NETWORK
t. T~Ssas TO sr1
$50 EASTON. PA. ~

Though IN nouns. Fare only 8
Leave pier No y r.. Bsttery Plsco. at II O'Clock. A.
" daily Sundays excepted by steamboat Cinderella Q,
Water WicA Elizabethpor then 10 take the Of
the f. Town and Somervic Railroad 10 Boundbrook
leaving only 3 miles by coaches making By tie mos,
pleasant and expeditions Eas,cn. For ap-
DIV 10 j. D. Hope. - Courtantt on board. A b.
Hope will accompany the passengers Bound Brock Sn!
render all assistance necessary.
= The EXPRESS Line iad,nc their charge of hunbur
no, 20 answer row cNpllin the reason OF orr eetny
through several hours b. fore tSemby sta ag that sr.
three hours n al .auco LIne. This charge j, us
A. destitute of jrsth - the first. NJ
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CtONa f,rrNN ANp, LiIEN CO1s-

6tONsCHFPrIUN ANa LIVER COM
- FIASNT-l certify that Or. b. d. ALIENS
Basam Of Iiorchound, Penrisy Root has restored me To
health, after suffering xix years froia Liver Complaint
For years taking the Ba!ssm my lungs had
also affected that degree my physician believed
laboring under pulmonary consumption. To the Won
derGul effect Of DR. Aliens Bal.aa. owe recovery
JOHN +. ROCKWELL Brooklyn
H0RRIBLE-What is more distressing than 10 see our
fellow cat of by consumption when Or Aeus
Rasam : perfect Oh Try this never failing
mcdv. 1t will save your life
TICKLING III the throa; and hacking cough certain
signs Of gmpiion. Or. Aliens Raisam IS the ony
medicine that
BLEEDING from the LunrS-NO disease more danger
and remedy so e-ctial a, DR. Aliens BALKAN Of
II oreh0und I.yerwort and Pleurisy Root.
OPPRESSION AND SORENESS OF THE CHEST.
Consumouon and Liver Compniat-pr. II. d. Aliens Bni
Of HorehouGd. Lvervort and Pleursy Root has no
equal the known world for the of The above DIS
.n,es. Its reputation Is spreading far and vide, aud
The demand for beyond precedent PhysicianS are
universally pre.cri5nr their patients with the most
astonishing benefit. BE The Observe
The certificate of copyright the label and T-@o-or-
sold corner Broadway aud Grand st, by r. NJ GulON
'nd = Barclay 81. n.S I'm
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was near' blind for WE'VE year., with uebulss
erng the >igbt and perfectly restored by DR..
Frtnc-'s Eye Water. MARTHA Bows, III F0rsyth-st.
had Dire lscd eyes for length Of time Que eye
deprived of ight; and from Of Dr. Fs prepara
ton made perfect month.
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RO6ERT c. WETNORE. Navy Agent.
Navy Agent Office Ncw-fork, Nov 18th, t-4l
The respective P-Pcr. publishing the Der will add
this .o;e. MO 3tawtD24
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l. BRADISu. Lient. Governor.
JOH> a. COLLIER, Comptroller.
o. l. HOLLEY, Surveyor General
WILLIS HALL. Attorney G-ner,l,
J aIGHT, Treasurer,
PROPOSALS for Building a REvENUE CUTTER.

Cruani,. Of the Canal Fund.
.it,-- \overbe- IS 1881 rse. Ola
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-06


 DThese medicines are recommended and exten- s, ely used by the most intelligent persons in the U States, by numerous Professors and Presidents of Colleges, Physicians of the Army and Navy, and of Hospitals and Almshouses, and by more than h.ee hundred Clergymen of various denominations.
 They are expressly prepared for family use, and have acquired unprecedented popularity throughout tine United States; and as they admirably cal culated to preserve health and disease, am- ly should ever be without them. The proprietor of these valuable preparations received his education at oi the best Medical Colleges Tn the United States, and has had fifteen years experience in extensive and diversified practice by which he has had ample opportunities of acquiring prac,~a knowledge of diseases, and of the remedies best calculated re- meye them
 These preparations consist of
 Jayne's Expectorant, valuable remedy for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma Spitiing of Blood, Group, Hopping Cough, Bronchitis, Pleurisy, and Infamntion of the Lungs Throat, Difficulty of Breaf ing, and all diseases of the Pulmonary Organs, Price S1
 Also, Jayne's Hair Tonic, for the preservation, growth and beauty of the Hair and which will posi- tiycly bring new flair Bald Heads, and prevent its failing off or turning gray, Price $l
 Jayne's Tonic VArmiuge. A pleasant, sale, and certain preparation for the removal of Worms, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Fever and Ague, Want of Appetite and all diseases of debility, especially the Stomach and Bowels, and Organs of Digestion. Price 50 cents. Bowel and Summer Complaints, Diarrhoea, Dys- entery, Cholic, Cramps, Sick Headache, Sour Ste- mach, Cholera Morbus, and all Arrangements of the Stomach and Bowels, Nervous Affections, Sc, Prlce 50 cents.
 Jayne's Sanatve Pills, for Female Diseases, Iy- CT Complaints, Costiveness, Feyers, Iniiamma'ons Distractions Diseases of the Skin, &c.,, and in all cases where an appointed Alternative or Pmgative Medicine is required. Price 25 cents.
 For sale by THOMPSON x SHREVE,
 june Sti Agents, No. 30, Dauphn st.
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 " Ve,bena Cream.-We are much obliged to Mir. Chas II. Ring of6lI Broadway, for pol of his Yer bena Cream, which affords unusual degree of com fort in shaving" From experience cheerluIy re- commend it to universal use. .'-Yimes.
 ''Ihe Verbena Cream, for shaving, prepared and soll by c. II. Ring, 611 Broadway, is destined to supersede all other kinds of shaving soap. It is re- ally fine-just the thing. We have determined that hencelorth other shaving compound shall be ap- piled to our face. .''-Spnday Atlas.
 The Verbena Cream Is a most delightful article for shaving, just invented and but lately introduced to the public, who, by unanimous approval, have prououn- ced It mriyalled rich aad emolient preparation promotioug in the greatest possible degree, com fort and luxury in shaving.
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