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New-York tribune., 1841-05-01
PECTORAL HONEY OF LEvEEWORT.

O Coughs Colds Asthma Nhoopng Cough >hortncs' cnth
Heart Lungs, leading CSN>UMP
TON tried medicines for cold Have
YOU had NOWll.i.S PICTORIAL HONEY OF LIVER
WORT Try it, assuredy the best medcns offered the
The testimonials rendered and the high euogiun this
who have taken i
that induced to make
possible though has increasingly received the PHscnPpro
baton amounting thousand bottles No puff
medicine thereby Fastening adi-ease
puff alone the hopes Of the
ticnt. until hopes gone.
The preparation the Honey of Lverwort solely composed Of
ingredients simple combination
the disease but ihVi.oraic the
system No offered the public be said
hive restored health number peror
tive complaints Honey Lycwo Ii should
kept amiics upon first OF cold
cough as naaton nesect the numbers losing
ther Hys, especially in conur.ptivc
This medicine the pubic the low OF Two Sb
lng For the principal Depot 81 Madison
.trc. Reacd by prlnspa Drug
city and principal throughout tae I'M
led States. a9 II
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10. PEEK SHIP.

EAOCToR CARPENTER costumes p-ual dayote his
~ personal tshtion to the general dates OF his profession
Those vh have been IF
unqualified and unprincsd chnaans with which this abound
consequence OF the a1iy laws regulating pro-
on, respectfully selected established D.pen-
say No Peck slP where many thousands have been made
joIce happy dese from their ma4lrokl diseases
To ;rngers Dr. Carpenter bess add nave
and the manor born thai be graduate Of Union College
received h diploma this city Claims honeis l. cen
tate of the New York Medical oe and has Hosy thirty
practice and experience this city, and important
h- speedily and effeeiualy his paiiest
II Separate Offices and Charges reasonable alsIv
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yy'HS Emoleut Compo hich affords tie highest degree
Con;cr, Shaving. 1t gives rich AID duralo her with
" cold, hard or soft
Introduction 1871 popularity has been constantly
and tie Proprietor day receives from his
Customers only oxceis every other article kaoan thn
tIry wish for a greater luN.ry S.a'in-.
put cahern boxes from hch used
liberal purchasers. Prepared by
GEORGE D. COGGESfIAII.
Chemist Dsggi,t ard Manufacturer Of Aeri:cd Water,
42l Pearl OF Ro,c-st. New York.
by Mkau ls3 Broadway: Ru.ton Apinwa 90
Nla-st I+oldHay 10 House; respectable
Druggists and PcrfIBaer. generally.
liberal Wholesale purchasers Orders from Gus
tic be addressed Wholesale
y bom they may deal. I'm aI0
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STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY,
No rs MURRAY STREET, NEAR BROADWAY
4NO' No VI NNNI . NCL , W
NEW YORK.

MR.. T0WNDROW Professor OF Stenography, would most re-
VI spectiuly announce To- his friends and tho public IN general
Eg his peculiar ind highly approved method OF writing SHORT
HAND by oil which, the words pubic speaker
be recorded pronounced and preserved egbc form -
be read future period with the utmost degree Of ease aud
facility those Ladies and Gentlemen who feel dcsfouo
future study and the excellent
AMI valuable lectures whISh hcy hear from to time
have favorable opportunity olae9vriag practical well
theoretical with this interesting and uscih
accomplishment
Lessons given Private Families in any part oha
City aud It's vicinity when desired.
The (Which prove okcrvise than
satactory together with the individual. whom
Mr. T. permitted to refer be knovn by applying ham
wsre he viii AT all times take pleasure Hg the
pecuies his OF Short Hand method Of touching
same, such as riay favor ham visit
Yong Gentlemen qualify themselves
port for the teach this valuable and popular
pecny invited CALL atteAg be offered
who may be disposed either pursuit 29 I'm
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KEEP IT BEFORE ALL G8OD NOTYEKEEPERS

To be had at2o isex opposite
Essex Market.
'5S article New Invention for the papo Baking Il
has been IN use during With the
purchasers to whom s only satisfaction but they
have expressed themselves highly grsfo operation,
performs baking Bread Meats Gddug, Pies AMI Cakes cbH
ne advantages of this Oxen tine old plls
s The economy and durability eli tins
Oyea being about on half the old make ~.Hsg5
"a he door being thereby enabling the pur.
chaser to take the Pans facility danger Of
Burning iheir Hands a those opening the top.
3D. lis simplicity Of being uch :ha; any person can
readily understand IL operation and raaaag cement
iih The trng expense e together with the
snail Of Labor reqtsred and compact makes De-
abe Kitchen Companion and fully satisfactory ubsobe
that fair viii the favorable opinion expressed by
thoss that use them.
The Original Drop orez be had the subscriber.
JOSHUA UNDEKIIII.L 80 Grand I. opp Essex Market
Where all will be hankfuiy received punctuy ATTENDED
=. Il. OLD Ovens repaired the shortest s26 I'M
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NEW AND POPLAR WORK

GT PeBiSIED at $50 fHon-.:reei, between Nassau q md
a, BroadH2y, THE MERCHANTS WIDOW AND OrHF p
TALES interesting lic " frer tie pen OF ;irs G. b.
SAWYER, neatly bound in muslin Price 80 cents. " " ~
The Nei ere Brother Jenathas Ne. Void Evening S,gne
Ladies Repository dc &c have themselves IN The higt
est terms Of appreciation Of thu, work aa5
New-York tribune., 1841-05-01
ENIyERSAIIST BOOKS.

ry,HsoI LOGICAL DISCUSSION between khr1 stie. IS
L Presbyterian, and Abel G. ThosnA' nTseHA'' ~
-,as-!R be 10 tas hands OF every one n U-u.,-
FYaos,r1ox .xp DZFEscs USIyERsALiss oy nv ~ "
-oa- highly valuable work. =, n yu,,,,so,-a DO
Az AReussyT FOR CHRISTIANITY By Rev D. p
mis- ro~-eyery believer Christianity should resd ta,s @
T5y Usrv.Rsu1sT MsuAL, Book OF Prayers oy rev. ~
.uld be IN every fsI,lr -: .,-a ,-,,,,,
LETTERS TO w. c. Brownie, d. b. "a rerfe~ q AIS L
U.ver-ali,rn By Rev. T. } Sawyer -. S,-,,,s =,
Iyrrrss TO Rel, F. HATstEIo. RI review VI as -
IN. a5th ii Mafsu-by Ruv. B. B. Hssoek ,.
IETTrps 70 RsY SrrPssS REAiSsTos, 10 rs'fc" 81 LIS ~
against EaIycr>ahsa - r.,,,,- Nb,.
=. po...a., =; s;,e-sa-
IIpE OF REV MCKAY, CT the nrst fFeaensa "
i-u Arerira. p.. p.-,,Lr,.s &c
for sole shole..l. 1t the UNIYERsALlsT boOh -
YPYT $50 Fcl,ou street bc:Tcas Broadway and aai sSo
New-York tribune., 1841-05-01
From the Louisville jooeHaL
THE SP1RIT-B AND.
III MRs. r. $ sIshNS

81 WIKI ~ D -'~'
w are witA me Ye are with ne!
Evsn at the Mornias's birth,
When her robes Of light are loosened
Der the fair snd fre.hened earth
Ye are with a,e-round about nc,
Winged spirits Of the skies,
Peooling air and space around me
Though usscea BY other eyes
As gaze upon your features,
In each ineament trace,
Though YOU are bat passing shadows,
L;geuess 70 some wsll-knowu face.
Fra, thou contest, longes, parted,
Bound By every ne 70 earth
Slowly, sadly lid we yisld thee.
Knowing well ,iine angel worth
When the summer flowers we're stricken
By the autr>nH reaper's breath
knowing thee as ripe Tor harvest,
Carae the noiselcss reaper, Death
Bv the border lakes, whose beauty
Ca- around tiny heart spell,
Where ,hv footsteps Oft have fingered.
There thy corsc is sleeping web
Ye are with NE Yc are with me-
At the golden noonflde heurI
And the spirit CLEAN around me,
Tells me of ycur hidden power.
There's another form scside me,
Slight and fairy-like its frame:
Life was shert. no years it numbered,
Earth scarce stamped it with name
Yet wept when thu did'st leave u.
And my heart is beating wild,
As gaze upon thine image,
And recall ny brother child
Ye are with me Ye are with me
At the twilight-h'ur Of rest,
When the sg.set rea.s it, banners
Dor the portals Of the west.
Hush thy meanings. gentle spirit
Soft ,hv shadow falls on mine.
And an angel voice ia whispering
10! Young mother, he is TIME
Az thou IT with them, loved and loving,
Naugh, could stay the ,yrants hand
Onward still his course is onward.
Ger our bright and cherished land.
What to me are Springs love breathings'
What the rlsloaies that ring
Through our green and ancient forests :
Thee. to me-. not these can bring,
Thou ar, called the Awakencr;
But, swce; Spring, thy power hath fed:
ask not thy birds nor flowers,
Wake for me thy holy dead
Ye are with me Yc are with me
When the meurnful midnight waves
Woo the moons unsteady glcamlngs,
As they light the ncw-inade graves
What thou, too, art gazing on me.
With thy dark and eager eyes;
Last to leave us-lovcd most fondly-
Thee / view with sad surprise.
When the low-voiccd breeze is singing
In its strange yet sweet unrest,
And the perfum'd uras are Ringing
0dors on its peaceful breast,
Then these ,ehantom forms llit by me.
Breathing of better land
Yet feel most lone, when round me
Float the silent sPIRiT-pAND.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-01
BENEDICT & HAMMOND.

ENsSENeks Observation-Disclosures ORAL AND PxAcTI-
u SNSTEMGentlcrnsn wishing study the French
formed that r l. Nancsca DIrand. Who tic highly P
proved system OF her ftse The isie John Mane4ca forming
early and evening G FER the Spring and SCinne
Those wishing viii please eSh and their
Those who have already studied the o classes the
sond and thr"ursc Private daring dsy. Resi-
deace, 10 CIT, Hall Place. al0u
New-York tribune., 1841-05-01
ECONoJEy. ECONO1IY

rgNIE GREATEST LUNlNARY IN THE WoRLD.-The under
4 signed respectfully solicit TIE hs Public
T0rGH'S PATENT SPIRIT LAMPS
manufactured ~ nnj Of hundreds been sold within
tie lest months IN TINS city All who have
acknoS ledge their superiority for ght all other Iampof
which the desilnd evidence much
light three Gas Farmers, and the expense FIFTY
than the expense Of gas.
The public them the subscribers No
lis Fulton and references vii be
them
The Subscribers also offer the Public the
UNION OVEN.
The deseedy high reputation noys this
country requires This well being
perr other even the country 1t Indispensable
Gle housekeeping The Pubic purchasing
spurious article od for Enoa Ualon
OGeHs, but those made by the sub-cribs-
LANES MYERS & co, HIS Fulton Il.
" BTe pr7s of the Union from the
original Prices Quo Dol>r each aO #
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COME Ard SEE.

pattern width color shape and
ally called for manuiictura We would inform those
ladies who formerly been compelled Cco }roSay and else
where that ;hey under IKE longer and
them and cs and bn eight shilngs
pair and be better served without dclHy and dlsappop
ment attending being measured.
We would also say having from 100 cr.ons
poy and having been nnmb the manufacturers
thai work veil known, a1qro, OF and ghs
every market whore good york -oi ic of New
York Brooklyn bnrgh and the country
.pectfuliy solicited call Wholesale
and retail Iaer for ni country trade vii I'D their al
call before purchasing GUILTY. and quantity
but prices shall make il i great in1ucqmeni
alO 2ms SMITH. Bi:IsIOLL& HALL
New-York tribune., 1841-05-01

n n
AND AND-Persons rcSttns noccy 20 their friends
~ re,iious re,ng part af the Ole eorE can De H.
SEcompoi.ca with eight, free OF discount or any
L,rs, uh,,ey hic direct the follow lag oanSs II
10 Epr,nd on Prescott Grots, Aaes Co bankers london .
i m IN. oval Bank Of IRELAND and branches 10 Scotland
an the commeci B,aa Scotand-for ~hsh 'sy VII get nc
amonn, without delay ans England f'aS ana .oaad
,borrby y,ny With agents or ascS' "ha'r"e'et
For tenn appl, the >uS-c , ~ -,
:, ,ext door - =. -iton Bagk-
New-York tribune., 1841-05-01

IRrsHwoMEN.-Anid the often attendant upon the
young and cughtles marriages of the Irish peasanty 1t is
wonderful to how closely heart cng to heart Poverty
the and prolonged rarely creates dtsunion and
still more rasev separation. The fidelity OF the Irish wife
proyebia she win endure lab, hunger and even Ill usage
10 almost Incredible rather than break the mar
rase We have known in abundance He beat
me" said >rcy weeping girl nineteen, who had mar
rod from the service Of an old friend; ne beat mn am
long ago; but thong nOrc OF ii since Ard yet that
did MT hurt hall much his saving that maybe little
Ned was MT his that breaking the heart in itircy;
though know he did nj IT, end that 1t was ne temper
that smoke il hm-the weary it fol- temper vc known
nothing but hardship since married him; but did
plain OF that both expected nothing eISe and don't
mind hasy stroke for il 5 hard HIM to see US wanting
potato and he wet and weary-an ond mar before his
time with the slavery; and though put little Ncddy to bed
early to sleep of The hanger yet often it too teasing
the poor child and wakes him In spite OF NE, and know
the hungry of the darln aggravates his father know
all that; but he ought know that follow HIM through
the Gates of death if that would Kim hours pain; he
ought know it, and he does know i'll he does
and lie kissed this morning his fasting brcek leaving
tine handful OF Potatoes for and saying the masther
where he gives his for eighteen pence aday ordered
him brcakfast-whch m amt the truth The love
in his heart strong but the misery ira am often
heardcns tho man. while it sotcns the He did nj
name it, and he knows it but it hard to listen
to such word that. He my first love, and he II be
Inv last None OF tell what before US but go
ali my trouble again if would do him any service.
:. {. Halls Ireland.
WIT CHOOSING TExrs.-A young preacher, in the time
of James beiag appointed hold forth hoore the vice
chancellor and heads of colleges of Oxford chose his text
What We watch for one hour p which carried per-
onal aluson thu vcchanceor happened to be one Of
those hcavyheodcd persons who attend church with
falling asleep The preacher repeating his text in an
emphatic the end of every division OF his dis
course the unfortunate vicechanSelor ayokc, and
this happened often that last all present could very
well the Joke. The vcc-chanceor ncrlcd at the
disturbance he had with and the talk occasoncd that
he complained the Archbishop OF Canterbury, who inns
diatey for the young repreve him FOR what he
had done In tie OF the conference which ensued
between the Archbishop the preacher the latter gave
many proofs of his aud good that his grace
procured him the honor Of preaching before the King Here
also he had his joke he gave his these words James
Isl and 9th Waiver not which every body pre-
t. he stroke tie iudecsye character of the
march james equally quick-sigted, exclaimed ho is
already; bat he the whole so well pleased
with ths clerical wag to make him of his chapains
in ordinary He afterwards Went Oxford and preached
farewell sermon the Sleep now and take your
rest.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-01
DIR. j. q. MR1YETyu,

E5Nh' EAE w
. SPRING STREET, Wooster (JrIasrly s Bosteil-
10 Practice confned Sprsins, Hip Di.easest
white Swengs Spcs
tons, Stiffness, al! weakness OF limbs general
Dr. H founded the principle the celebrated sset
o. the Eastward References gysa application d. H. a29 lm
New-York tribune., 1841-05-01

SANNEL w. kENEDRGT, Watch Maker Merchants
~ Exchanges OF w all end William streets having formed
business with HAMMOND their personal aepton
Will nc repairing fine Watches. The eomor.5
Duplex Chronomccr aches put equal t. the onI
d.. Hammond would make has ackno" leagemen;, Trade
kindness and patronage living and vii
always their work preference making Duplex
be able make any discount the retail price
Duplex Independent Second and other Watches splendid pat
sale warranted perfect the more, returned yewer
snd Silver Ware II usual.
ALL BENEDICT & HAMMOND.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-01

covR1 OF coanos 9 or a 80 So 81
Nos. &C. 40, l42 1872 la. 100 100 - w. >
a. lo5 1856 1853, 165, 1s3, $780,
New-York tribune., 1841-05-01
,.,sgru, NAVIGATION COMPANY.

WESTERN NAVIGATION So BIO ~ ,,.
couSIsJSG THE OBJ NEsT-YORK AND Quo LINZ, NEW
YeRK LINE AND UTICA AND BGfrAa .. LINE Ian
y1,ur ,hor. C,mo.ny prepared TO receive and fsr~si
VIE r sIo Nh PISSESGERS WEST to all Port. IL
~ .s, l., nes iu.os Gsh,csn and On fho Oh" and Va,
hh ~ Err, Canals on favoraos terms f4Iaihes
,-,or west and Merchants viii End TO hes 10 tss
sser 6,see los Broad AS'eaHooa VIA ,'n a a, Pm
~ - street; Csnsi Boats OF
80 Iii bs ,,sr,sd da.iy Aliany For f"ght or tassage
PP !" ~ NJ TO,u INSOS & co. Albasy, A. l.
J,MEs CHiPPELL & CO. Rochester n Y
E. s. BEACH. - -"
Ar C08B & co. Beif4to, D l.
" " ProprietotS
AGENTS
CORR OtTNtN & CO Cleveland OHIO
DAVIS II SMITH. Portsmouth Oso
DOgR WEBB " co. Driroi,. Michigan
si0-tf BRlS Oi- y TN t -----
New-York tribune., 1841-05-01

NEW LINE OF LIvERPOOi IN =. FL s..
r. III f,, NcwYsr On the AK. from Liverpool on tbs SD
ofearh month.
- n a u -
From Ncv-York.
ss;p SHERIDAN Capt F. 4. Dc?eystor, a5h May
slap eARRICh. Capt. A. : Palmer s5'h Jane
Shto R0SCIuS. Capt. JGo. Collins, :is jus,
From Liverpool.
Ship SIDPONS, Capt. K. b. Cobb. lSih Jans
SLis GARRICK, Capt. 4. :. Pamer, i3'h AErit
Ship KOSeIUS. Capt. inc. Collins l:'ta May
hase snip, are all the Sr>t cliss upwards d iVV tons 'la
h !, ,bc CIV of Newfor. with zach improvements eoab
80, .nc. h unusual comtior pas.cnSef> EVcS cone has bea
n IN. hcir accommodations The price m
In oc = SlCsS - wh;ch ample including SC.
be provided These SHIPS commanded by eNpensed n''er
b ,n ar owuer, Of SHIPS wiz be res?onsiot Tor any e.
teri, parcels packages ca BY 's'n sESss Gsui,F h 81 As
ara s,ed aer7f; For freight or passage, apIy 20
~ & j. BIoWN & co. Liverpool.
, nv ;h Packets will c:rged les ceS. per 'inge she
,.,,. nor ounc. arG newspapers cent each AZ
New-York tribune., 1841-05-01
TO THE LADIES.

Intellectual derelop,7et ard Personal Bsa considered
in connection nth Dr. FSiir Gourand's Depiatery
POWDERS.
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WHO WANTS BEIIER EVIDENCE,

- WOULD refer the reader to the numerous vol
untary letters published recently in this paper and
in the Good Samaritan relative to the happy and bene-
fetal effects of the administration of
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS & PHENEX BITTERS.
Those who have perused the letters above referred
to will observe that in almost every they attest
the fact that Inconvenience of any sort attends the
taking of these medicines, in ordinary cases. but that
the patient without feeling their operation, is univer-
sally left in better state of health than was experien-
red previous to being afflicted with disease and in ali
ceses of acute suffering, great relief is obtant in
few hours, and is generally effected in two
three days.
In cases of EVER ofevery description, and all bill
ious affections, it is unnecessary for TO say aught
as believe the LIFE MEDICINES are now univer-
sally admitted to be the most speedy and eectual
extsnt in all diseases of that class.
The life Medicines are also most excellent relief in
affections of the Liver and Bowels has been proved
in hundreds of cases where patients have come for
ward and requested that their experience in taking
them might be published 70. the benefit of others. |
their operation in such cases, they restore the tone Of
the tomach, strengthen the digestive organs and in.
Fisoiae the general functions of the whole body and
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ton, have been at great expense in having ne y
directions ard wrappers, and in future the Bit
ters in papers will be done up in different style
See thai the envelope has il my ma &c in iu u,
"entered according 10 an act OF Congress, in the
year 1910, BY S. o Richardson, NJ. D., in the
Clerks Office of the District Court of Massa-
chuselts;" and the other side, 'EstabiiSt ed in
1903. at South Reading, County of Middlesex,
Massachusetts. The border around the inside
directions, (Which printed en- white tissue pa
PERI is SO curiousIy engraved that the words "Dr.
s. o. RichardSon's Sherry Wine Bittefs" pre-
sent themselves in a thousand different FORMS
As a copy right has been granted me,
All Arrangements a0iH be severely dealt ,oih
according TO law. The bottles are nearly ready
to BE- issued, in the same Style
All Bitlers prepared by me have fac-simile
of my signature on the outer envelope.
To counterfeit Uhich as Forgery.
AS YOU VALUE YOUR HEALTH
BE CAREFUL!
Orders from Agents. merchants, traders, drug
gists. apothecares and dealers in medicines, will
be punctualy attended 10, and sent 10 any part OF
the country, safely packed in boxes.
A liberal discount will be allowed on the sale.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at the
Doctors office, Is Hanorer street, Boston,
and in most Towns throughout the New-Eng-
land states.
GzPrice rs cents per bottle-50 cents per pa
per.sG:
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DIR. SPOHN'S
Sick Headache Remedy.

NOR the permanent cure of this desires.
IL. ing complaint, never fails. When per
severed In, it effectuaIiy renovates the sys
EN-, and does away the cause of the SICK.
AND Nervous HEADACHE. Thousands have
tried it. and found precisely the relief which
the article promises to bestow. Certificate 5
of the strongest kind, and from the most re.
spectacle persons, are in the possession OF
the PROPRIETOR, some of which have feen
published, testifying to the permanent cure
and others to the immediate relief given by
this remedy. 1t affords relief TO the afflicted
in | 5 or 20 minutes from the first dose. II
taken when the symptoms of an attack are
first felt, it prevents the further progress of
the complaint, and can produce no danger at
any time by an excessive dose; as in such
case it would throw off the contents of the
stomach, leaving it sweet and healthy with an
excellent appetite. All afflicted with ,be
headache should not fail to procure the art;
Gle, and relieve themselves from so distres,
ing complaint.
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PREMIUM
BASS g. DOUBLE BASS
VOLS.
A BRAHAM PRESCOTT, wor

A BRAHAM PRESCOTT, would respect
n fully inform all persons interested in the
science of music, that he continues to manufac-
lure at Concord N. H., BASS & D. BASS VI
OLo OF very superior quality, and having OBJ
taneo Inc hrst Premiums that has ever been
awarded to an American manufacturer If such
instruments at the great Fairs of the American.
Institute in New York City, at the great Fair of
The Mechanics Association in Boston, and at the
Fair Of the Mechanics Charitable Association in
Portland, Maine: he now not only tenders his
thanks 10 his friends and patrons for past favors.
but pledges himselfto Religious Societies, must
cal associations and individuals who NAV wish
purchase, that no reasonable efforts shall be
wanting ON his part, TO enable him to meet their
orders In The most prompt and satisfactory man.
neri mat he may still retain their confidence and
merit Continuance of the liberal patronage he
has for many years enjoyed.
He also keeps an extensive assortment of
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
OF the best quality, which he offers for saloon the
most reasonable terms, among which are
MELoDIoys AND SERAPHrNEs,
winch are much admired for sweetness of tone
and we'll adapted TO par or or church music.
Music schools, military bands, or individuals,
can be supplied with brass and other instruments
ot any description, as cheap or cheaper than they
:an purchase in The city of Boston.
Also, Violin, Bass and Double Bass Viol
Strings, ,ws, Bridges, Patent Heads, Tuning
Forks and Pipes, Instruction Books, Clarionets
Reeds and mouth Pieces, Umbrellas, Para soils
walking Canes, &c. &c. &c.
Orders wi be gratefully received, and Instru-
ments sent by Stage at the risk of the manuiac-
turer, and If not satisfactory, may be exchanged,
Musical instruments and Umbrellas, repaired
as usual. Please call at his new music Store 10
doorss ruth NJ tn. E igle c ,fae House.
CONGO, N. H. March 2, 1s41. 44:3m