New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-10
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III AcSrtug'n Restorative Gordint IS n GER
tsg cure of Dyspepsia und Nervous Affections IL ~ pc
culi,V apted to remove these distressing complaints
by constantly phy.iciug but by strengthening tue
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that Dyspepsia asy ohsr disease arising IRON debility
cured hy forced acton on tho bowels by
pnrcativo nedcioos Where tins complaint exists, the
system already weak. and every additional dose
tends make itpOrc So TINS Cordial on the contrary
acug ~ toac strengthens he digestive organs and
sists perform their fun toI> as nature cesiened
Hence found he cfcacous also IN those diseases
peculiar females, which more frequently from
weakness than from any other easse The aged and IN
fra OF both aad oi scscntsy habits prone
cutvoncss rho suffered from loss OF appetite, have
experienced great benefit fromt la couvaioccnce from
fevc and other acute disorders sreBgth and
individuals aA ced with Nervous Headache, aud other
derang the function have been entirely
cured by this remedy. .
The Cordial is as pleasant the taste wine itself
many and gentlemen IN the daily habit OF
taking glass Of at dinner as AN assistant to dieesnon
Sold at 1872 Fulton street, and :le3 Bowery
n The Young Choir, or School Singing Book
original ana selected BY Wm q. Bradbury, and Z W
Sanders The OF Teachsrs is particularly re-
Suested the following notices just received BY the Pao
hsAeTs: -
Messrs. DAYTON & SAxroS- Geu;lemen--l have exam
ined valuable little musical publication, The Young
Choir and feel rrat6ed be able express my Tncen-
ditona appreciation =. the II is Just the thing
wanted for juvenile classes; and hope 1T may be widely
and extensively palronizcd.
am respectfully yours S.B. POND.
Late vocal Loader of the y. Y Sacred Music Society.
Messrs- DAYTON Il SANToS-l have received the copy
Of The Young Csoir, by W. h. Bradbury and c. w
SANDER aud have examined il thoroughly aud with
great pleasure TRe chasie and simple great
exc-lrncies in n musical work The arrangement Is well
desgncd and executed and knew OF work tbs Kind
better calcnlsed TO do good. The also contains
enough Of tho Elements of music, TO all rurpo
ses for yoHth
doubt no, but it will afford satisfaction schools for
Oh ldren and youth and sorc will obtain general
C. P. SMITH, Mayor fBrooklyl.
October %, lsil.
D. & : also publish New Collection of Instrumental
Music consisting o! Solos, Duets asd Trio fer the Flute
Violin and Vioncelo, from the works OF Beethoven Mo
Fart Haydn Pc ni, Walsh. Strauss, and Other eminent
to which added brief instructions for each
Instrument
Also in press-"The Northern Harp" consisting OF
original sacrcd and moral adapted 10 the most pop
uls melodies, for tho Piano-iorte and Guitar BY Mrs
MSr, s b Dana. suthor OF The Southern Hsrp -
DAYTON & SAXTON,
nl6 (N 81 Nassau street, corner Fulton.
IT Particular Noiicc.-rhose persons havins
furniture OF any description TO dispose OIL or VINO arr
breaking house keeping, will ind ready sale TOT ANY
portion OF all of their goods By sending their aodies OF
calling upon the subscriber. Goods 10 sny amount ruf'
tsased OF In (s) F. COTTON, 1877 Chsthsrn street