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New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

- observer writes US to give his opinion
tha, the los, Of the Fall Election in this City was
mainly owing to injudcious appointments here
Ii such were the fact, how happens it that in com
parison with the vote of last year, the Uhigs aid
better in this City than in almost any O.her part
Of The Union If our appointments were so bad
were all the rest throughout the Union still worse
and what was the trouble where there were no
appointments made, and none OF consequence to
be made, nj all
That there have been injudicious appointments
here as well as elsewhere, is very probable; but
50 many and urgent ocere tie applicants for
office that no selection tchatever could hare pro-
rented Dissatisfaction. There were many patriots
on the list who would have been satisfied with
nothing which did rot give item placcs-who
loudly proclaimed that they entitled 10
offices, and would defeat the party Il their claims
were not allowed OF course, these were gene
rally just the who could not be appointed, and
were not. They Immediately set defeat the
Wing ticket, by persuadng mnny Wings a
possible not to vote. They succeeded and ii they
are satisfied very well. The Wings who did their
whole duty, office or no office, and whose princ
Plies do not hang loosely upon them as TO be cast
oil or maintained according TO their chance OF per
sonal advantage, do not at all lament the result
which ha. allowed the good People OF New-lor>
10 enjoy one years fresh experience of Loco-Foco
Government and Legislation. The popular recol-
lectous OF this sort of rule were getting dull and
stale: the coming winter will make them fresh and
vivid again So it's all right, ans getting more so;
ard il the look-out-foi- Mol Patriots choose 10
continue their course until they are bought back
into the Whg ranks, We hope they will keep ON
ill doomsday. To be ruled BY Loco-Fo ocos is hard,
out it reflects no dishonor those who faithfully
and iearlessly do their duty. Whenever men are ap.
pointed 10 places by friends because they
that if not gratifed they will act against US,
shall feel that the Wing cause is degraded and
,horn Of half its claims the support Of the MAN
ly, the independent, the disintcrested who consti
tute so large a portion of the ndomitable Wing
phalanx. Their hearty approval with defeat Is
better than victory obtained by panderng to selfish
aes. and tampcring with venality.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

u The Sew-Nor4 fhGnIN Temperance
sScurroioni a A>-OcEution VII commune Iheir meet
ngs AT Centre Market Hall Grand and Centre
streets on SUNDAY o-morrrw commencing at 10 o'clock,
4 Al au tcoatinuc through the day and evening. Ar
RAJ cement. have been m,e with number CT eloquent
,rd popular Reformed DRINKERS address the mes.ng.
and n-rmen's have been made with Mr. C. A .Cady
.nd other eminent sugcrs TO perform pogunr Temper
,rcr HYMNS VIII tile friends of Temperance
great numbers this ing t them AMI help
10 ill .yl.I did Hall, which Nil mold thousand
pcop!o il thcy Only cone A. W. GUFF, President
T. "a Svtru Srcrrtury
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

Il D;storicaI Society Lcciures.-DOctOf
SPARKS will deliver the f,ttn Lecture O. his C0an.
,ne Tabernacle THIS EVENING Saturday. Dec. ith,
commencing at half rsss o'clock.
Sa5ject-Tnc Treason Of Arnsid and the Csptare OF
Najor Andre.
Ir Tai, Lecture winse illustrated by Map &c, aGa
owing The Inconvenience of eNhb'.irg the iu.traOa,
IN the Cbspe Vi rot form part OF the Course Il.
University.
Tickets at the or-foF siasle evening, Is cents
- IL
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04
CHEAPEST CAsH TAILOR YET.

q Nassau street, corner Frltor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-12
CoUGHs, COLDS, CONsUMPTION&

Y LIVER COMPLAINT C URE "A remarkable
cure-Rev. Isaiah tioodwel Of Louisville, cane TO New
York last for the benefit CT his heah being unable
To preach in consequence OF cough PAIN IN his
side and raising blood He had been troubled with these
sym pton, for better than years He obtained Two
bottles of DR. Aliens Basam Of Horeho1nd LIverrort
and Pieury Root. In three weeks time his cough paih
the side and rslsng blood we're entirely removed and
he has returned ais home restored 20 perfect health
Rev. ISAIAH GOODWILL.
II HACKING COUGH is trfing thing. II
will end consumption, unless yon take Dr. Aliens Bal
sam Do rot thiak because II IS backing cough mat
aaiosi any thing will it. Try DR.. Aliens Balsa-
Remember your life Is at stake Look out Tor limitations.
81 RAISING BL9OD-Dr. Aliens Basam Will cure
this Ireadu! disease. IL is so healing to the laags
thai II requires but few doses 10 stop all bleeding IL
also alay. the cough, and makes one breathe perfectly
easy.
II PAIN IN THE BREAST have been cared Of
It by Dr. Aliens Balsam. Let others Try IL
F. A. LOCKWOOD cor. Spring and vsrick-s's
Sold By E u. Gsion, Of Bowery and Grand-st
Dr. W ellsworth, Providence. General depot and whole
sale Office al William A. Tyer's, IS Barcaystr-et New
York OILS I'm
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CoUAr.s.ED HX EEW-SURPASSED BY
~ NONE-To Wholesale and retail Grocers, Shippers
and Couzlry Merchants The subscribers offer for sale at
the lowest possible prices for cash. IN lots TO suit pus-
chasers
f Par1nelee & Sons Celebrated Lansingburch Soap
aud Candles warranted to stand in any climate and to
give entire satisfaction
go boxes prime No. Soap, at very 10" prices
1000 DO Hydraulic pressed do do
1909 do Common mould do do
They also ocr for sale almost every variety oil Coan-
try Produce including Beef Pork, Lard, Hams. Butter
Cheese Flour Tongues Sc IN lots TO salt purchasers at
low prices 70. cash. J. y. S. g. w ATWOOD,
oa- Inn II Front-st.
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READ AND REFLEC,


EIOR the last slx years THE PFCToRAL HONEY OF
L LlVERWOXT Gas prepared by James ID No"ilD has
been before the Public remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Asthma Shortness of Breath, and all affections OF the
Lungs leading Consumption. The unprecedented sales
and enyspe celebrity mas obtained sufficient evil
dcnce of efficacy notwithstanding that the proprietor
placed the low prca of two shlllings per bottle, IN
hopes that would the Public against the base aud
fraudulent efforts of coanersiters. Even this, US all
good and teervngy popular medicines have been before
it. is counterfeed Let those who wish TO get The Orlgi-
nal and Genuine very particular where they purchase
it ard observe that It bears the signature OF james H.
NouiH in fall. The genuine may be obtained al hessrs
OIcott McKisson Co l45 Maiden Lane Who are Gene
raj Agents for the United States. Thompson Duryea,
cor Broad and Stone-s; Lawrence, Reese Co No III
Malden-lanc; Williams, Mabee 81 Clspp, IS Maiden lano.
Retail Of Messrs Adamson Off, 6 Bowcry and 699
Broadway w. Mlncr, Broadway, James Tarrant cor OF
Greenwich and Wareu-st; J. 81 l. Coddingon, ~ Hud-
son st. j. Wier 24s! Grand C. Cous nacq 80 Chatham
Chez eman 81 Gilbert, Bowery, Coegeshal Pearl and
Rose s,s C. & w. p Biagrove, Brooklyn +. Whiting
Wlli!amsburgh L. /.
JAMES D. NoWILL, Sole Proprietor,
At w. Watsons APoib ecaries' Hail.
s2l n Sc Cathernes ST
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DECTORAL HONEY on LIvERWoRT.-

L NcwilP. Pectoral Honoy of Liverwort, prepared
only By joseph Nowill in the city Of NewYork, is the
and efhcscous remedy for Coughs, Colds,
ASTHMA Whoopiug Cough and all affections Of the Heart
and Lungs leading consumption.
l; is sold stthe low price Of shings per bottle
For sale vhoie,aIe and retail the Original Dcpo.,
81 adi-on cor Catherine ane retaed by H. " Bush, 81
Barclay Aaron Gilbert ITO Fulton and s Bowery Jas
H. Hart, 25 Broadway, Of Chambers street, and 70
Hudson. cor Of North Moore st.; w. II. Dusenoerry,
West Greenwich, Conn, and retailed by Druggists ID
every ciiy 10 the URion.
n Be tina, each outside wrapper bears the
Of Joseph HOW'LL full without which noss arc
~ iuieoo
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Hay.a1N,s an r. r LzBLE sNM-fcr wrIt-

y.sIN,s an r. r Ia IL l. 4 IN A-fDr writ-
ing on lincs and cotton cloth.-Tbe supero ny Of
This valuable preparation any other OF the kind
isis in its being durable when written viii rot lsc-
but brightness for years. and requit b. pre-
o.ration. IL may be used with pm y = Of
The proper eonsistence. aRd sBEe tril M eonyren all
of is INTRINSIC value Beware of counte,feiis Prepared
asd sold by J. PAYS0N, Wilston, Northampton S-Sse-
and every genuine bo,te hs. his written gfsiuTe s7-
nhich IT is genuine. Sold IN wfors ut h'i
sale and retail by A B. SANDS, Druggist So' -
and lco FuIton-stre and DAVID sA9sDo q ~. -
as;Broadwsy Price, 37t csnis co im
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-12

U We cut the following from late number of the
Providence Journal and informed 1t is from the pen
of lady of distinguished iterary reputation
DIR. VIC uunn's Elixir of Opium.
Oh, Doctor McMunn, dear lioc' or McMunn,
Without your elixir, what should have done
And Eve no hesitation, row I've begun,
To say that Dame Nature had never soa
So favored Of Heaven, so vie as this one
TSeuld be capital fun
Forgive the bad pun
II some Of his opium were sent 10 Canton.
suffered by night, and suffered by day,
Till this blessed Elixir was thrown in my way;
And never shall cease for the Doctor TO pray,
Till these ewes have growI dim and this hair has grown
grey,
For never dared hope that this body of clay
Could ever be propped in such mastery way;
And now will say,
To be sick is but play,
While Doctor McMunn is my hope and my stay.
And speak quite in earnest, and nothing in fun,
When say, that of all Doctors under the sun,
That glory and honor, and riches have won
Since old Father Time OH his cehorselhas run,
There is not equal 10 Doctor McMunn;
No. not one In twenty,
With nostrums in plenty,
Could do half the good his Elixir has done.
T coed for a fever, and good ior colu
IT'S good for the young, and good for the old;
IT is good for the timid, aud good for the bold
The half of It's virtues have never been told
t is better than silver, ard better than gold;
lis the very best medicine that ever was sold;
Twill put you to Sleep
IN sluIsber so deep,
You will not be reused by the voice Of scold.
I've no doubt in my mind il has saved many lives
As know it prolonged that of old Doctor Ives;
From It's USE Doctor Hulsc, too. afirns he derives
Snch relief, that cen in consumption he thrves
What pity it hsd not been known TO poor Dives,
The one who in Hades increasingly strives,
With his thirst AID his anguish he would not so soon
Have cried for the water,
Which he had s't ougkter
Accept, any more than tho NJ IN In the Moon.
lis strange that so many learned M u.
So very unwlso and unskilful will be,
As to the Morphine when 1t does not agree
With the of one half Of the people they see
And when Doctor McMupn TO their use is so free.
If the Swans 30 sage would but listen 10 me,
lesson I'd teach
OF Importance TO cacb
How this anodyne suits every Ill to T.
have tested its virtues when horribly blue,
And we'll do know all the good il can do,
How soon it will ease when man s IN stew;
And | We only TO say, that wish people knew
What wonders il works in the Tic Doloresux,
And how soon it relieves Hysteria too
How it works like charm,
And never docs harm,
But makes one to feel so delightfully."- calm.
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See certificate

OWEAP. CHEAP: CHEAP! at JAalSoN
u & JERvIS'S Cheap Engraving and Printing once
Al So An other Engraving a, half the usual price
Poase call and examine specimens No. 4si Courtara ST.
cor az w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-12

s-A yALoA nEE FAKn AT AUCTION -
i. Farm will be sold at auction, the Ibo 81 u DAVID
saudersou, IN Elizabct htown, SATURDAY, Nov Gnu
or 18th, at O'clock, +. NJ Said farm il now oscuprd
by Ben lsmin Wilcox and is situated withn mic
and half of the hourishing village of Railway IN
County. NewJersey; continuing 10 res oi excellent
meadow The remainder except tho wood land beng
inc tllabe condition There has been put upon tir ionI
~tsin four years past ten thousand bushels Of lime be
sides much other On the premises are 10 acres
OF young grated Apple Orchard, comfortable house,
barn, &c. Terms made known at tho time OF SALE
n6 lu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-12

DICKLES. PICKLES !.-Orders receiTed
for Osborne Assorted Pickles in Gallons halves ano
Quarts, in the usual packages Cst,ups. Sauces &c
JOHN BROACHS,
an2x 3rn 90 Fml.op-xt Front
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-12

DY ORDER of Thomas J. Oakley, one OF the
d r;c. OF IKE Superior Court Of the city N-York,
notice hereby ge pursuant the prI.ons OF the statute
au bo.isiux ttscmen agst non-rsIdrt dehioi thai an
attachment IN. ..u-d sgtnst the OF William B. Stanley
dent ot South Caronl. and thh The
will be .od for The payment Of his debts Jules, he appear and
dsehsrge attachment ACCORDING T. law within zine
months IRON The puoica CT this notice. and that the
PAYMENT Of any due him oy residents OF this State and
Inc delivery hi 9E his of aE property within tn,
stats belonging TO and thu transfer Of anr such property
BY him forbidden BY law, and void Dated sh Day Of
September, 1871. WILLIAM s. SEARS.
o35 laE9m Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
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RgLLED AND PLATER ID RAss.

sypST .1,T -. of slIed aad PIs,ers Brass, can
"A Away. :. found az JAMES G. NoFfhl; n.i fI;se
street meas Wooster a, the Lowest marx, p.e 80 -
wise very superior article Of Ccopefs bis'-
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PKOwN's COUGH CANDY.-TAls agrc

DsOWN's GOJGGl CANDY.-Tbis agree
ID abe article, prepared by William Brown. a thorough
and faithful druggist at the corner Of Washing
ton and Elliot Streets decidedly The most pleasant,
Lcalthfu and cec i've compound in market i"r the
relief and of distressing ana dangerous coughs
whici prevail among the winter aonths. Iii nicely
prepared highly medicated with approved expecto
rants afford relief TO the rrItated organs
Of the throat without producing too often the case
with candies nauseating and deleerious effect upon
the stomach Having unfortunately been compelled to
several times within couple of year., we have
found both grateful and useful and confidently re-
commend It friends Times.
n. BE careful observe the signature of William
Brown the direction, there being seyer counterfeit
articlss the market Call for Browns Compound Bone
Candy Hcdcated
sold at wholesale and retail by A. B. & D. SANDS,
Druggists, Nos. 10 and 100 Futonstreet, and II East
Rro9drav o2} I'm
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FOE SALE on EXCHANGE

~ FOB SALE Oh EXCHANGE
SGs Country Scat, 10 miles freIn the city, heated IN
Queens County. L. l. containing upwards OF 30 acres
land. The buildings doable house,
ern finish with CRATES, marble NANTES, otIpg doors,
.c extra kitchen; a,o, large barns, wagon mouse
sgs house, shop, grnnary poultry hoe ana yard ICE
house, with all other necessary for lTgc
family The fruit of the best kind and every variety
apples, cherries, &c n abundance.
A large amount of the money may remain on hond aud
mortgage; BROOKLYN NewYork city properly would
he taken in exchange. Address l.. u.s. at this Office
~ If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-12

DYING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
OFFICE No. Ill WILLIAM, CORNER OF JoHs-sr
4 LII KINDS OF SILKS, COTTON AND WOOLEN
n GOODS DYED, restored and dressed, Including Ia
dies AID rentIemen's such Dresses Goats
Shawls Grapes. Vevs;s, Ribbons, aerinoe,, Hoslcry
Casslmsres Carpets Rags Piano and Table Covers "n
dog Shades. q. o. .'rn
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~ Private boarding .-GoHtemeu wishing per
Beard agd Rooms location convenient 20 sh6
part of City, will be accommodated at No u
DuaHcstrcet gust of Broad way wherebut few board
taken Md every eyer,0n msdo to render toen
10 me pleasant and comfortable. The house ealilfy
lev and newly furnished throughout Terms RodsEate
References exchanged. B2!
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featuring districts-suiferings endured while plenty
is smiling about him-ay when splendor ard
pageantry and show glitter all around, (must not
his cry go up to Con for vengeance y you will not
wonder that l do not care to spend my time in
picking up the idle rumors of the passing moment
and speed them TO you as faithful deliberations of
men and things in this country-but adeu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-12

~ STATE STOCK.-Noticc is hereby given that the
Nev-York and Enc Railroad Company will sell At public
auction the Merchans Exchange IN the city Of New
York on Friday the 18th day OF November next at IL
O'clock al noon under the direction OF the Comptroller
oue hundred thousand dollars Of Newfork State Stock,
bearing the OF per cent per aDnnm rsn
terly on the frs, days OF January April July AID ecto
bor being Stock issued pursuance OF chapter 1876 OF
tie laws OF said of the year ls40 and reimburse
BILE the pleasure of the stse any me after the r't
day Of January. 1872
The Merchants Bank in the city of NewYork IS desig-
mated tho place for The registry and transfer of SAID
Stock, and wall BE- the place Tor the payment of interest
,hereupon
The Stock will be sold certificates of one thousand
dollar each and the buyers viii be required to pay the
amount of their purchases respectively immediately after
the salo when transfers will bemade accordingly.
JAMES BOWEN, President
Nsv-York, October %, l:iI. nj
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NrOTECE.-Thc public respectfully invited TO call
y at the office of thu 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 inperyious vet, that the
wearcr bid defiance damp, while the
appearance of the articles is not changce in the
slightest degree aud the pores of the good. being still
open preparation will freely escape Those who value
their h:alth will welt call All Goods prepared by
the Company are warranted water proof
PRICES:
For each oyercoai .-----.....---...--Sl 80
Dress Ceat-------- o.
Pants w
Broad Cloths. PSF yard. ...------ 30
Casslneres, %
Cotton and silk Goods from to Il Cts pr E
Boots, - per pair
Shoes of Cloth or Leather. 81! per pair
Also. Paste may be had the Office for water proving
Boots Shoes and Leather, al 30 cents per box
90 i'm VIZ. J. SPENCE, Agent
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I0HN ss ,sss S S.a YORK 1a' Re
"ns ~ ~ Jewser's and Siiysrsmiths Po!ishings,
pruic;na. LeaeII., Parting Bar, Coarse Silver Bars,
n f;i, and plated Metals, Bookbnders Rags &c. &c.
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/ ~ OF JAYNE = EAPECTORANIt Let them READ
tae following letter from who has interest II ne
sale OF IL
PHILADELPHIA, Dcceuser, ls37.
To Dr. JAYNE: Dear SRI &c astonishing and almost
unir,culors beneficial effects your valuable ENPECTo-
RANT has on nv aeirRbcr. the Rev. Mr.. Rusirg made
so favorable an oppression nay mind, that sitter
sutrs With several rie is and learning that you were
: REGULAR PRACTITIONER OF BE IClNE, cahcG
upon and purchased halfa dozen bottles and told
thar # lived them you should nave good repor;
from me.
lam alive snd we'll this day thanks be TO a mereful
chcerfully 10 fulfil my promise
For twenty l5pg year. had been constant sufferer
from the effects hard dry cough. paiH my breast
aud difficulty of 5rsshug ve Of hich chis and
feyers every -prEg aud fall added NV misery
away skeleton with The greatest diff
fcuty only could Get up and down nav appetite
gone. and my strength had so far failed that my
friends persuaded coat not suryve many weeks,
uules. obtained relief Indeed, my situation
perfectly miserable myself and distressing TO my
flfa that felt willing die whenever 1t would please
te TO taae home. But heard of veur msdi-
cine. and relief came Yes proved the balm OF till
end to my poor afflicted body Before had taken one
BOTTLE. experienced Mtg alton Of all my symp
and my great Joy found the continued the
happiest relief. In short, sir IT HAS MADE 4 PER
Feet CURE OF NE, anu can truly say have desire
be better.
No. consider it duty owe you, and through you
the public. make my known believing that II will
be OF directing hundreds, wko afflicted As
have beeu, u remedy which, undcr the bless
ing, OF God, consider ts have PRESERVED MY LIFE.
You herly to make of luis letter Jour
advantage, and make my case extensively known
known you please. Ii there bs any who doubt
the truth Of the above account, refer them TO
skali be happy them, will rot only confirm
the above statements but VIII give them particulars which
would unnecessary to furnish Tor the public press
With everlasting gratitude, am, dear cir,
foar obiigsa friend,
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pDAR2H.-Plcs,snt rooms and board IN pFi'a'1
ID faulty may he had i'll very desirable location lV'
ta, rc.dSuy-heusc list class-a few sell CT hoarder> 81
tIysn' nfhu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-12

CLInAX BATTING HOUSE, No. l4s Full
u ton and l.; Ann street. extending clear through
This splendid establishment IN successful opera
tio berg celebrated for supplying s patrons WIZ Inc
very best the market sord the most moderate prices
and at ell hours from A. II. until Il P ~ every day,
including Sundays O. I'm
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VALUABLE pROPEnTY POR SALE

AT PlERNONT, Kockland county, ". fOrk.--!hc
,ub.crbers offer for sale the property which tey ne"
quarters Of mile from the landing, the main high
from the river 10 the interior.
The above contests of Two Lo'sTho first IL bounded
the by the public highway length Jii feet on no
by the New York & Erie Railroad length 2js fee,
sih average width OF So feet, which Il GOOD ~
md substantial frame store OF ont and hsi stories
az 45 fc filed IN with brick and well adapted u i9
business of country s,ere (Which has been prohtohY
pursued at this place for the last forty yeersD Also
brick dwelling, q by 25 feet with brick kitchen a.
lsched thereto wash house and pump convenient "ood
shed and o;he. out buildings neatly and conveniently
ranged.
The second Lot opposite the irs; leo feet in lergth
the highway, by an average widih oil % e. on which
good frame buildings now occupied as store hcu'
the remainder Of the 10; is highly cultivated kItch
garden During the last the above prenises
have undergone thorough repairing and ia the
most perfect order.
Person. de.irous Of puchsng the above property coh
by calling IA, occupants, for farther
formation, TO T. DAVIS, 25 Wall 81.
n4 eE' p. II. * e. TACLNAN.
DATENT CHEMICAL OIL LAMPS
L CHEMICAL CELEBRATING FLUID.-The sub
criber would invite the attention OF the public to MS
from their beauty and superior qualities destined 10
rper.ede all ohers 10 The oil which rs burned
in taeu chemical preparation, very clean IN lis proof
ties. and gives very brilliant end economical hight ioe
Burning Fluid portable light, free ffoh all snhoke,
me grease and will neither soil nor STAIN toinhcH
Lamps be altered trfIDg expense, 70 puIH tHo
fluid The subscriber Is kisdy permitted 10 REFER "
of our most respectable families; sno ato p'o
article. j. c. HooArh, so "a &c.. -.
~ D. mere s ho "ANs c2lif
these articles.