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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-26

Mes IL. VEs.zEssS, Dental Surgeon. - years
~ expcriencc-Thc original inventor Of the best kinds
of Translucent Mineral Teeth, introduced To tho public
in lS1. Dr.. Il. V. performs operation in his pro
ssson at less than charged esewhere IN ths
CITY; he homes his tried and well kuown abilities IN
every department of MS profession will be Sufficient
Guaranty Residence removed 20 233 Broacwa oppa
site the Park Pupils taught Mechanical Dentistry Fees
lh-ec-fourrh reduced. Term cash. nl-u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-26
w A N T 5.

w AMI D.-8y yenlg wao has had several
years experience in mercantile business sitaatioa
a. T1o'p', Exchange, 2l2 Broadway. Ci,v rssa-.rc.
sivcn. 90 D..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-26

w ANT Z Destinations for good Protestant servant
w al The American Office, 56i Broadway.
n2l lv T. ELLIOTT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-26

~ BY healthy young woman. with fresh hren,r Of
milk and well recommended Apply at 75a Grecnwirh
street. - r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-26

MURDER IN UTICA 1t is seldom that Ouca has
the stain OF blood marked upon her TAR chaFac-
ier-and l, is with shame that we are no" com
PEELED topubish TO the world that MURDER Nus oeen
COMMITTED within her borders. 1t appears 'lIa' III
eheuse near Ohm street bridge occupied oY mos
Durcan, aud used for ruW-shoP ana the entertain
nent Of all sorts OF human beings) ifacas DC
CURED on Friday afternoon inst, during wh;cHI al
mex Mcclure was thrown down stairway oy Ou'-
sass wife, and then, as ne attempted 10 RISE was
shocked down and beaten by Augusun Caiiaghaii'
srOrl tina, time Mcclure suffered the most severe
bodily agony until Sunday morning ut ciocS'
When he died Durcan and mis- wife are IN CUSTODY
eai the police have not ye, been able TO arrest
laghaa. Utica Observer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-26
d APrLETON,a CASH TAILORING f,

EAGUE REsE0TYPE LEKENESsEs,
or Children HON Nc love, and pirenrs we revere.
Secure the Shades ere 1t, Sa5staHre fades
Taken after the plan discovered BY Mons eaguerre by
M vILLERs, NJ. D.,
No 23s Broadway, facing the Park New-York.
From A. n. TO P. NJ. daily, Sundays excepted
Taken in Fair. Cloudy, aud III Stormy Wea,Aer.
Instrument. furnished and Pupil. taught with his late
Improvements.
FERNS u, odcrntc fer Cash. mis- It
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-26

WANTED r y OF good morals, ABOUT 10 year.
w ofage learn tho Book binding business. oas
who board with has parents will be preferred Apply
az Is Ann street. rlh n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-26

The average receipts per mile per week on the
above Railroads, from these returns, is about t98
los or s479 10, which on road of the New ork
and Erie Railroad, $50 miles, would be SOL $50
per week, or sllOs7 $3.50 per annum. The total
expenses Exclusive of INTEREST," are estimated at
40 per cent. of the receipts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-26
ya'yER-PROOFlNG.

HrOFICE-Tfc public is respectfully invited to call
M the iicc Of the London and American Patent Wa
ter. proof Company, No loo Fulton street New YORK.
where all Garments and every description OF Cloths
Leather &c made impervious to vet 80 that the
wearer NAV defiance rain, snow or damp hile the
appearance or texture of the articles is not changea IN the
slightest degree usd the pores of the goods hGing sun
oneu per.pirsiion will freely escape TRosc who value
,cir h.alt will 10 well 10 call. All Goods prepared BY
ths Company are warranted water proof
PRICES:
For each Overcoat %
Dress C0at------ 1850 Wv Wv
Pants. v"
Eroad Cloths, PSF yard .-...---- 90
Casgmercs
Cotton aud six Goods from to l2 cts. pr yd
Boots. - per pair
shoes. OF Cloth or Leather. 3Ti per pair
Also Fts:e nay be had at the ohcc oF water proving
Roots Shoes anf Leather st 30 cents per box.
PS For Patent Rights and Agencies apply to J.. H.
R.sers. or ANY OF the Company: Oice,
90 I'm Wa j. SfrNCE, heehl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-26

fFEoM FLoRIpA-Dates from Pilatka to the l7th
Gave been received at Savannah The news is de-
ciiedly encouraging and is comprised in the follow
ing letters from the R pubcan's Correspondents;
FoRr PIERCE, Nov. IL
Gen,lsmen-The steamboat Charles Downing,
has nus, arrived ftom For, Lauderdalc, and brings
good news Tor all who wish to leave this land OF
flowers. Capt. Wade and Lieut., Thomas Of the
ID Artillery. with X Company of the same Resi-
ment had returned 10 Fort LauderdaIe from scout
on the Hillsborough, just before the boat LETT
Trey had been exceedingly foriunatc-ihe result
was g Indians killed C of them warFiors.) Some
80 acres Of corn, SC, and several canoes were de-
sroyrd 1t is said that Sam Jones Is on an island
in the Okeechubee with some 30 warriors, that nc
is determined TO make stand and die sooner than
surrender. An Indian guide will show where he
IS Two Companies leave, this afternoon, tor
For; Lauderdaie. Major Childs accompanying
Nodoubt all the troops 10 be spared from the posts
on the coast will be marched immediately upon
some strong hold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-26

FAMILIES can be supplied with the oes, Of ser
wants tor city and country, ana 1t the shortest no
ice at 50 East Broadway. NO In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-26

D4RYiCULAR NOTFCE.-PoTson. *l.hlHg
br, srll Or exchange farms. real e-sIe OF shy
-, ~ ~. city or COUNTRY will hGd prompt and stii-
c;e., gent IN :. BENSON, No Ann -
Also Loans sffectsd or cl.y property at An s.
MO Inn
nacR AND Buzz DEEG sT0HE.-Tte
S.Asrr,ber viii deliver board OF vessels 81 Ia
90, rock Deck S:oac o. Is peE ton, ard aia-be
Binding Stone for 2s 6d psr !ou.
sr.ies Prison. MONT Pioasan:. lure 9, le42
1ss H. / SF;fs,1fTR. Lgest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-26

NEw.YoRx STATE CANALs.-The quantity OF
-four and wheat delivered from the Erie Canal du-
mig the third week in November, at the places
named below, is as follows, viz:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-26

DOAHD ANEED-By man aad his three
ID children In plain private family, one room with
fire place wanted and the occupants viii furnish It Ad-
dress A Office stating where interview may be
| had n253t-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-26
Piazza. Nov.

Conference.-The have nothing from the Red
men. |, is stated that schooners under the COM
mand of Lieut.. Mclaughlin, belonging to the
Florida Squadron, had come into the Ca-loo-sa.
ha.chee. with the Yellow Fever on boord-seme of
the crew had died. 1t wa, feared thu; the troops
would be lnnocula,ed Severe ievers have again
broken out at some of the pests. Yours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-26

will he received at the Navy Agents Office, New-fork
prti, the 9th DAY of December ISL, agreeaby to h'
following ,,,,.o
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-08
A CARD.

A ON.---FONTAINE H. PETTIS,
IA Counsellor at Law, late of Virginia, having To-
Gated himself the city of New York for eight years
last paia respectfully tenders his Acknowledgements to
his friends n the South for their confidence and pat
ronage in various matters Of business, and solicts
their continuance He has had much experience both
in this State and that of Pennsylvania in causing ugi
tive slaves to be secured and will continue effect such
objects whenever called upon His plans so we'll
matured by having at his command the most efficient
aid located at different points, and successfully har
monizlng, that he cannot but hatter himself that he
will have complete in future than hereto
fore-indeed, if clothed with full authority, he can
any fugitive slave to be secured who may be
the United States, north of Mason and Dixon's line.
All the statutory enactmcnts of this State this sub
cct, have been pronounced unconstitutional by the
highest tribunals. 1t will therefore be that the
provision made in the constitution this subject
paramount to all other enactmens, whether State
Federal There are thousands Of fugitive slaves in
this city and its cnvirons, and they continue to null
tply rapidly.
These being, at hest very unpopular cases in this
quarter, Che having the Abotonists the flesh, and
the devil to contend with) will be necessary for
those wishing to secure his services to forward him
power of attorney, duly executed, and infinitely de-
scrptve of The fugitive, and also fec of 800 defay
preliminary and contingent expenses. His universal
charge for securing such slave is $780, and all
able expenses. ff f..ls. a..} N,9tls
Mr.. Pettis will promptly and faithfully attend to
any business conded to him, touching his profession
All letters must BIO post paid.
New York March H. l84l---d&c6m.
ar The Alexandra Gazette will copy the above,
and send their bill to me at 164, Broadway, New
York. F. III. PETTIS.
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gered hopper that lei through that elegant specimen
Of sound literature, the Globe without greasing While
after countless number Of days. In consequence Of
all which there are certain papers, which cannot pc
netrate the interior" You may, therefore, well ina
CINE that our sufierings q intoerable." We hope
you will get these things rghted up by the Extra SEES
busness-that Is a very delicate subject, and one in
which we do not intend TO interfere unless opinion
be asked which, on patriotic considerations alone, we
would give without charge. Them's our senti-
ments, Mr.. Granger. You may expect another eps-
tie ON the next nonarivol Of any eastern mail for
month at stretch from yours TO command, &c.
Private and conJfdsntial0
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-08

The Rev. MIR. CLArP concluded his sermon, yestcr-
day, by few brief illusions 10 the late President
The congregation atested the power Of his eoquence
chord was touched in every BOSOM and tears flowed
from the eyes Of each listener even as the water from
the rock when smitten by the wand of the prophet
Could more suitable orator be selected deliver the
discourse upon the life and services Of the late Pes
dent An o. Bee, AprifI9, e&
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OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

THOMAS FINLEY, to be Deputy Postmaster, at
Baltimore, Maryland.
HENRY Curtis, Surveyor of the Revenue, at
Madisonville, La, vice w. PATTERSON, decea-
sed
THOMAS J. CHARLTON, Collector Of the Gus
toms, at Edenton, NJ c.. vice Robert M. Noxen.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-08

gtT To be published three times week in the Ma
tional Intelligencef, Madisonian, Boston Daily Ad-
yertser, Boston Atlas, New York Express, New York
Commercial Advertiser, Philadelphia Daily Stand
ard, North American and Daily Advertiser, Balti-
Patriot, Baltimore American, Norfolk and Ports
mouth Herald, and Norfolk Beacon. a
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-08

ALBERr M. LLOYD, is agent for the Maids ,nian for
Cleveland Ohio, and its vicinity and is authorized to
receive subscriptions
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In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
BE uNirr-IS UNDERSTANDABLE, LIBERTY AND IN ALL
THINGS acknowledgements.
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WEEKLY MADISONIAN.

This edition of our paper owing TO its cheapness Is
within the reach Of ALL II is filled with reading mat
ter political literary and miscellaneous without adver-
tisements There is scarcely any subject Of general
politics which is not or less discussed in its ca
lumns. Itconains official announcements ofthe pub
lie Of the administration the latest political lite
rary and general news and while Congress is in SEES
sion a compendious account Of the proceedings and
debates in that body. The session which convenes
on the 3lst of May will doubtless form remarkable
in our history. Measures deeply interesting and
important to the whole American people, to be pre-
scented, discussed, and noted upon It will be the first
Congress- imbued with the political principles of the
dominant party, for many years.
The WEEKLY MADIsoNAN is published on the fol-
lowing terms: las5} 3a
Weekly Madisonian for one year, : 81 90
Weekly do for six months, %
Weekly M do for three months, !; 5O
For .fffy cents, therefore, subscribers commencing
on the LIST of June will be able possess themselves
Of accurate information in regard TO the proceedings OF
the whole extra session of Congress provided u should
not endure longer than three months. april S9-H
ID HElMISH TESTAMENT AND ITS con-
N FUTATION.--The new Testament, transla-
ted out Of the Latin Vulgate first published by the
English College at Rheims in 1852, with the original
Preface arguments, tables, notes, annotations SC.
To which are now added an Introductory Essay, and
complete Index Of Topics and Texts. 10 octave
volumes, price dollar. ftf
Also the Confutsion of the Rheimish Testament
by William Fake d. d., one octave volume, price
dollar.
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INSTRUCTIONS.


GENTLEMEN, 81 ls;stsls tgJE 3tfEak
You are, with all convenient despatch to repair %
Canada, and make known to the people Of that coun-
Try the wishes and intentions the Congress with re-
spsct TO them. a
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-08
THE MAILS, &c.

II there is any part ofthe United States where the
mails arrive regularly, have come to the conclusion
it must be at some point between which and Wash
inqfon City there are not than fifteen hundred
loco-foco distributing Postmasters. We are quite
sure Portsmouth is not one Of them A one horse
mail on the main western route over the mountains
with the privilege Of carrying salt nails and other
frins3would not he bad improvement. If II should
arrive but monthly, il would be only twice as long
coming as il takes intelligence to the Atlantic.
Besides, il would he here when it come. And then
we wouldn't be obliged TO look for eastern news first
from Cincinnati, st. Louis the Rocky Mountains, OF
any other outlandsh place towards the setting sun
Il Is possible the great revolution through which the
country has passed has introduced new chronology,
geology, conchoogy, and geography, which has meta
morphosed railroads into snailtracks stage coaches
into wheelbarrows time into space crawfsh into race
horses and disntegrated Harpers Ferry into the verge
Of Symmes' Hole, Speaking on scientific subjects
reminds us TO say to Mr. Granger not by way Of in
trusion, but merely as anieus curie,-My dear sir,
you are stranger in these parts, but we have warm
side for you We have doubt you first rate
Postmaster General but you have at your elbow sun
dry sleek LEGO foco, Kendazed Jockeys Of Amos own
selection, upon whom you must keep one eye all the
time You have at every X road between here and
Washington distributing Office, with double ,rig.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-08

The position Of the country in regard TO ma
tionatdefences and the possible epent o. war,
as brought about By the Administrations Of
Gen. Jackson and Mr.. Pan Buren.
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We publish the following from the Portsmouth COZ
Tribune, at the request of correspondent. Our cor
respondent says 4" The Madisonian, is paper highly
esteemed in the west and that account il is seldom
regularly received. ! have heard such universal
complaint on this subject that never doubted the true
reason. direct your attention TO the enclosed art
Gle as expressing ironically but truly, the feelings
and sentiments Of the western people," 9 n
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-08
PLENDlD LOTTERIES FOR MAY
d. s. GREGORY & co. Managers.
$4,000 $4,000 $4,000
UNION LOTTERY,

i DfaWu NumDerS.
/ Tickets $Sl0-Halves $5--Quartcrs 80 SO.
Certificates Of packages of 2G whole Tickets $40 co
i Do do. 26 half do 70 90
Do do. &c quarter do 35 90
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

appeared most remarkable comet hat year IN
England. and upon the continent of Europe was
extremely warm. tie harvesis we're large, and the
vintage especially was most remarkable, 80 tiat,
to this dav. vine made in that year is called The
Comet Ctne. This peeuiiarity OF the sea>en was
ascribed 70 ;he comet. The subject was carefully
examined BY men of science Facts we're collect
ed. f5r nothing can be more de.asiye than mere
theory. VI Arago, French astronomer, isye-t'-
ea;ed the q-es;lou Azd answered :; TO his complete
satisfaction There Is preserved IN the O9zer.
vayory q: Paris register Of the temperature OF
ever day in The year. From this Arago made oct
tie temperature OF every -ea.oa. IL one column ne
places he number Of comets that appeared. aHd
n another th- average tenPerstaFe OF taa seasons.
and he found rtet between them tnere wa' 10 cor
rrspoadence Whatever. Tbs ;acr ! worth hund-
red theories Bu, tacs ard theory 20 hand IN
hand and knowing VIVA; We do ~ comets. Ne shall
easily see that there j. no way in which they can
produc, the least ,tirct upon the seasons They
NAV ex~r, an attraction ,aey may produce tides
in our atmosphere OF cen IN the ocean; but they
cannot change The temperature. There arc many
Other interesting og-srions connected with ihis
,u5iec, which sta reserve Until Iuestay even
in
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
PETERSS PILLS.

THE wonderful effected BY thi- medicine the
a.l-ensrossing sutj jsets Of the day &c where you
vii yOH hrGr of G1tiEr hIt NJ. such One has been
cured by D. Peters, Vegetable Pill, you knov Mi.s
- aud - the point Of death but she hh. beea
curc5 -y Dr. Peters, Pills; or, you glad that
Ai.s-has been restored 10 health by DR.. Peters Z.
o>nRous MEDICINE.
Really tins gedi-ine De very good could not,
cure 20 masy Iii 200! For many yeas 1t has passed
in the -l-ut Of It's Vay curing hundred.
Of perssRs who srangliug With death But nov s
Tlrd Is inpytuoI-.
IL !, a. Dpos.ibe say the demand Jr this medicine
q hash tse rushing wind
life medicine that vii procrs stinale death for years
-hall ry house Shall cot be used by
very indvidual Let man say DO not want H. You
knOH what Tomorrow raay bring forth. All should
this remedy and remember that health il ne ls-t
blessing OF God.
PETERS's VEGETABLE PILLS
Are anti bilious suu dy.pepuc and 1,ercural and
may BE- justly considered Universal Medicine but they
are peculiarly beneficial in the following compaiut-
Glow 4Rd Bilious Fe.er. Fever and Aese. Dyspepsia
Group Liver CO plants Sick Headach Jluntice Ath-
Dropsy, Rhsumati-Gi, Enllrgem,nt of the Spleen.
res, Collie Female Distractions, Heart Barn Furrcd
Tongue, Nausea, Dsensioa Of the stomach and B5wes
lacipeut Diarrh0i Flatulence, Habual Cos t,ysness
Lose OF Appetite Blotchcd SalioS npexion and Ia
all Of Torpor OF the Bowels Ther. Cataartic or
Aperent needed. Tsey exceedingly mild IN
their operations producing reither gripping nor
debility.
Price Is and 80 cents per box
Dr. Pe.ers's Principal Office 40 Broadway corner Of
Grand. and al go North Sixth Street Philadelphia
20 La
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
asg.TE:s MEDAL tvyARDED.
= EES,S :sAEESi Sci. = -sSOCk KIM.

~ CHalR-l,il-ls aow offered, u.uca improved.
VIII rock O: itself wal please niaaL
VIII ciyc perfect csc. VIII colnort the aged.
Wnot get cut of order. VIII prove family corfori
Is not TINS sufficient In Sickness or IN health
Rocs rock iu Kings chair, there's charzs IN H.
That .ootaes all the ofsuferiug humanity
Tel OF the pisarurs there Is IN the u-e Of II,
Rocking 20 trecly-Of etse the reality.
The regulating sea; OF h C1lr r,ahes Il n effect equal
10 two strc ard separate chairs, consequently tie pur-
eh,ser OF Kings ~elf-Rocaer buys the CHEAPEST a.
vel a. the e4.iest and best rocker N the market
N.B.-The rock OF t chair pre;sr: 10 obstTres'oH
ueiihe. 10 they wear the carpet
Away. OF Aant following Pa'en. Chairs, al! var
;Autes get out of order ....-
REVOLVING CHAIRS. RECUigENT CHAIRS,
RECUNB5ET REVOLVING CHAIRS LIBRARY
CHAIRS, WRITING CHAIRS. STUDY CHAIRS
OFFICE CHAIRS, wth crest variety, all E.de for
especial esse and comfort. Al kinds Of e-airs made 10
order.
The subscriber confines himself exclusively the
puf.c;ure Of cta,r. ". ". KING
P,,ent Ch.. Maker, No. ~ Broad=ay,
Olaf Nsw YORK between Grand & Rronms at
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
eaCKUs,s PATENT
HaGNgs'$ PATENT
II'II(L()I(( y'I()IE,

This Stove constructed Of the best quality OF Eu. ala
sheet iron upon the cylindrical PIrnthc uruacc or fire
chamber cccup, ing part of the GENRE cylinder 10
ch i att.e ned AN Rarctcr upon each side
OF tabular form ant lned throughout The heat that l.
created IN the chamber passes between the nng' Of the
yo raTcer or rsaoT- they are called INTO the base
n, the bottom and a current OF arr continually rH-Iiag
through inc tubes which left open each end for
iht purpose great amount Of rarcdcd or warm
air INTO the apartment The purity and soiiness of the
arr IN room heated by hi Stove peculiar and re-
laraabie tina acinr is -ed from extent Of
7flc. moderately hca'St. Tne heated air entering the
nrs or sides Of IN, dcsc~rts and spreads over
tse entire .urfaca Of the the bottom, keeping ie
colder por-ou Of h- air the hoor ~ s.aut cir
cnion-in the rcautNe preserving cnurcly from CON
;anao rendering tAs stove perfectly sale an agree
able for apartments ilyads sleeping rooms &c. ana
e.. this the OILY that has the radiator and hoo"
base combined. the public respectfully invited To call
en-; examine Il before purchasing elsewhere Mann;ac.
tired by & +. BtCKlS - Bowery. New York, where
cal be seen great nun,sr recommendations gen
i-enrn " 20 hAye ned ile.t stoves. NIB I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT,
LOSE pT4 GILL T It ,

PEN MANUFACTU URER TO The QUEEN.
1,AUTI9N-The high character CT these Pen. has IN
\ duced the attempt part Of several reputable
makers 10 prsctce fraud ouly apou Ar. elliott, but
also upon the public. An nlerior article bearing she
spelled zane thus, Gi-lot emitting the final :, l.
the market Il can readily &c detected by it, unfinished
appearance and The Yer 49, lca ltIs put ap
O5serre, tse genuine Pen s m..kes in fall" 10
,sph Ciillots PATENT or, yaseDh elliott. warranted
ar ha! each g.oss be.r. fee ile of hls sinstere ;u.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
. -. al RsIyEt:g \. b.

~ Nc. ia Bow E3tss 4 tccicediy the Or
S esi-blspEzent IN Scz- YoTk 70 get bargains ia the
81 Boot and shoe Inc; you h.ve only 70 call TO be
--s convinced Ladies Geu;lemcr's. Mis-e- Bors and
Chdrcss Boots. Sh-es and CATERS N a their Var'e'y oil
nv osr manufacture and warranted hr. r,;c AZ prices
n ,uit me times Likewise large assortment OF coed
cour,rv <crs shich vi sc sold very cheap.
iv1 6m WILLIAM AGATE, ia BoTery.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07
CANrSY aND COUt:sa DROPS bong n


FE We eSs - EtS y ~ q L Wv
1 of Dr. HIl.I'S invention continue {" receive my
decided preference For tNcqty year past ntFr en-
rloyed .c Tru,ses of Or Hall with Th- SAP
po-tcr vs. ,cu;ei M 1851 by tho Doctor, with ms sd
t,ce and spprobitisn aud am happy to say hsti j.
extensively adopted N Europe w- IN iS county
(Sisnrd VALENTINE MOTT, VI y.
Sc,. W.. luly l-!l d. ~
New-York tribune., 1841-12-07

~ materials and quality, Of all siz. cast at the OF
hce o! the New WoEld, 81 tnn-st Inquire of SIR j. w.
RlCHARDS. IN the Pres. Room (b.serasrLl au2l II