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Ee2R. Et HIS
III u - Z q + &C u 3 :
REST0REn OF THE BLOOD,
Tor
cHPoyTc .tyD orurP DISEASES,

90
IA iiETiItk produced by Bic. phlsrm from
w internal morbid matters, aristag irDta
badly cured OH disorders tfom the use d mer-
eurY, c.laue. bark SC, o 10 females tf1n the
change Of lie, a specified ID the Pamphlet
AsFf.S4l..sti..5 syEvr.-'This medicine Is In
a, Hsuercal Disorders, certain remedy
ApisslNA MixstEG, 20 ll41id and "a PASTE
celebrated TOR ia speedy and perfect retaofAi q
9anorfhgl aad eject.
t'qih Mise BAtsA9 tot H.iious and Nervous
Affections Colds, sc.
AsoHttie EzFRArf, ltn!ncnt '9F ird'sest.oa
Goltness q NE stomach, Numaaess ef Weakness
IN US INNS h4 :, 81,
~ '.t5i I, sos n.'4'us '''41
-, t..,.asg :, .ls - - @.'s..' p = "
Jtr,s oiSI4f<r. for Pile. which Is % 10 40.
pltcd beside. the Restorer.
Bg>g,t ot<,tfxf Tor Te,ter. Einawarfn. SAT-
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MATRIMONIAL ANEcDaIr.

The Rev. Mr.. O., Respectable A.
gylnan 10 the interior Of certain S.g
relates the following auecdoie. ca.s
came to get married after tie Aas! ga
tied, the bridegroom addressed hm VIII
How much do you AK, Mister "
Why" replied The clergyman, 4" | &.
orally take whatever is offered n.e. S.a..
times more, sometimes less. | leave ts..
tho bridegroom"
Yes--but how much TO yoG ak, 81 T
repeated the happy man.
81 have Just SAID, " returned he ciega
man, 'sthat | left II to the discretion at.a
bridegroom. Some give tue ten dglas
some FIVE, some two, some one, aGd sols
give ouly quarter Of q dollar.
- quarter, ha /" SAID the btlesr@,
- wall, that's as reasonable as t3aY
could Ak. Let me see !! lie got Tie 10
ney
lie took out his pocket book -tleiora
30 money tbere-he fumbled il al ID
pockets, but not siSpence could be DID,
Dang ~ said he, 1 thought | ii
some money With me but ! teeoilect ts'
twas IN my 'tother trowsers pocket. He.
", have you got such thing as sgo.-.
!lngs about We r
. Me z said The bride, with n.Aaa.4
shame and indignation, i" l'm asiouisls..
ye, to come here to be married v,.o1!
cont Of money TO pay for 1t IfEl aaal
j; atorc, would ~ come a step asag5
ye nigh. have gone alone 10 be aaa.
Cor oil me.
Yes, tat consider Ileity," sa- y
bridegroom, in q soothing tone, eg.a
married now, aud i, can't be helped. 81
have got SIGH q thing as a couple oil
Here, take EN-, = interrupted tie gag-
bride, who, during this speech. had agl
searching IN her work bag, "aai l3
you, aald she. with a significant na'oa
hcr finger, don't you serve ae @&'
Sgrh trick !"
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Yankee ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS follow.
lng humorous incident lately happened al
Worcester, on the FIRST evening OF the re-
cent convention. 4 teamsier drove up TO
The door OF one Of thu principal taverns, and
asked for lodgings for himself and horse. -
The landlord SAID he could not accommo.
date him, every bed in the house being
taken up. Well, said the teams,er, | AN
nai Al all particular, vii put up with part
Of a bed. Par, Of lid, replied mine host,
Oh, why, my dear SIT, there is not bed in
tho house that has not Two IN II already
and some three and four.
Wei, can't you let me sleep ia lha, are
parlor
No we are going to make seventeen beds
there 10 night, aud they are all engaged.
Well, now TINT is curious. Can't Won
give me buiIdIo skin, and let me law
down in tho eniryl | shan't d.scommoae
anybody.
No, ! shan't have you in the ontrv.-
We shall DO up all night, aud | don, want
any folks gathering and spraw,ins abou, on
'he liaor where people are passing all the
time.
wen, YOU are on accommodating follow,
any bow don't thluk, said the ,eamster.
Wonder II you're 90, tavern license -
leu you what, mister, you've got no beds,
no buffalo skins, no nothing Well, that
o'ht your fault just now, exactly: but, con.
toucd he, looking at the rack where NUN.
Der OF snr;outs and cloal,s we're snspcndrJ
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Admiral Eepel, when twenty four ye3s
o!d-salall in person, and OF fair face
was sent as Commodore, m a mjSsoa "
the Dey 0! Alsters. Surprised BY bis o'r
ness, and desplsIng his apparent youth ''
Dey wondered at the lnSolence OF the Aas
oil Great Britain in sending, to hm Oh u,
significant, beardless boy. kepFe' rep'l,@
with spirit, lad my master supposed ll''
wisdom was measured by the leNath Of "'
beard, he would have sent your DeyssiP =
goat. The Dey ordered one Of his mu,''
to apply the how.strins to hlm, saying "
should pay for his audaclly with his u'e~
heppol heard him with calmness, aud Oe's
near TO a window which opened Io"a'I'
the Bay, told the Dey, to look at his sql'v
ron at anchor there, and it il was bis pea
ure to put him 10 death, there were ~
elishmen enough on board to make p",
glorious funeral pile The tey too@ ,-'
hut aud changed his mind.
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Life Pills & P.sHniN
Effsfers.

yEyHESE medicines arc indebted for their name
IL 10 their manifest ind sensible action IL d.
riyng the springs and channels Of lie, and eudu.
ing them with renewed tone and giuor, aud TO the
nndoub'ed fact that at very carly period IN lheir
history tacy ILld rescued sufferers from the very
verge oi IA uatimey grave alter ell tho deceptive
uostraus 9f the day, prescribed S. physicians. had
utterly failed. in whicb cases tho, also permanent
y sceafeditat uniforn enjoyment of htalth, with
ont which HE itself is but partial blessing 81
great indeed had thor efficacy invariably proved.
that il was scarcely less than miraculous 10 those
who were unacquatntcd with the beautifully phi
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Remarkable Magnetic Roci&-Foig9
roritable story as many thu, are eG4,,st
Oh as good authority loo palpab,c, b,a.i'
ct for heax. The following laterasa
facts are detailed by the NiebsJgrg VIII.
Near the iron mountain IN Nss,s
there IS ledge OF stoue extending I'm 81
u mlle 10 length, aud several huu4fety sr.'
in width. The stone is very strong s
nregnatcd with magnetic progn1'Ics--@
much SO, indeed. that il IS impossible t.ts5
a well shod horse over it, \ gene44t
having hs horse newly shod, oace altss
ed Il but before he had made ;w0 fc's
tons his horse was brought up s'3a11s
perfectly STILL. In VAIN our tn'r-5
urged hrs gallant s,eed forward. Persca'
tons ard force proved equally futile, @.3I
has patience became exhausted, anl Ge soy
for blacksmith. Tho son Of Vulcan s'al
arrived, aud found the horse standing s.s
still, and, 10 all appearances as imaor'a~'
as The rock Of Gibraltar.
Various expedients we're rssotied to y
relieve the horse but all failed, There ~
stood and 10 all appearances, there he w.
likely 10 stand, with his feet literally P.at,l
to the solid and lmperyious rock. At Ias
tho blacksmlth's eye ghsleaed, be bod Y
sure. lie sent otto his smilhy ior bls so'e
ng tools, which were socn forlhcoMos'
when he proceeded, with alt possible dss /,
patch, 10 uncllnch the nails whch b5a'l
the horses shoes to his hools. One BY 9'g
the nails uEclinehed; the whip was app''ei
TO the horse and, as the last nai gave "A9
he escaped with bound, but ieil hls :J,1
welded TO The cock"
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!, what will you take 10 let me hang On sss
Of them nere psgs /"
The laugh vas fairly turned agaia., +,
landlord the company present Inferred
aud the leams!er was entertained yr ,s
nigh..
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SPOONER'S PATENT
WHGEE.R.s' snTESFfEyES

10 effect a cure, or the purchase money win be
returned by himself or travelling agcnt--Thry
comprise tho iiygean or Family Pill; the Nv.
gcian Tonic, TO restore the dehiltlated or broken
down constitution; the Uterine Pill, 10 cure thnae
painful difficulties and diseases peculiar 10 women;
and the Aguc PHI, 10 cure intermittent fcvefs and
agnes. Tor further information. the afflicted arc
invited TO possess themselves of the llygei4t and
Extra liygeist, furnished gratis at tire proprictors
Office, NO. 2, Astor House. Now. ork, aud by all
his agents. These papers contain Information
exceedingly interesting to tho sick and invald-,
together with twenty five useful receipts, and 4
mass OF facts and certificates, that mus, convince
every reasonable mind, that the liygeian Madl.
zines are invaluable.
For sale by
TIlos. J. HOLToN. Agent
Charioiic, Jan. 10. ls4l.
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N. o. The subscriber hereby notifies all PER.
sous who have accounts on his books 10 close the
same. either by Cash or Note, | aln detcFmin.
ed to close them otherwise unless this notice Is
attended to. c. y. PRICE.
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CAROLINA HNNo
Charlotte, W &.
m "a akk sIlIIlhl a m

I q SllE above Establishment, situated on mann
IL street, North of the Court House, 10 the
Town ofCharlotte, N. C. is still kept open by the
undersigned for the accommodation OF the public,
The proprietor feels confident of his ability to give
entire satisfaction 10 ell who mag patroniso his
House. The travelling public will find II; the
Carolina Inn every comfort, convenience and at
tcntion necessary 10 refresh and reinvlgorate both
man and horse. Particular pains wall be besiow-
cd on the Table. Bar, and Beds-that every thing
shall be 10 the most sump,uous aud neat order -
and tie Stables will always be supplied with d.
buudanee and attended by faithful, experienced
liostlers Ia short, the subscriber is determined
to keep up the accommodations at his House in a
style unsurpassed BY any similar establishment 10
the interior country. All he ashs from the public
is, 10 give him a call.
Drorers can at all times Ne supplied with eonve.
nient aud well enclosed LOTS, on moderate ,erms
and furnished with grain ut low price.
JENNINGS b. KERR.
Charlotte, June 8, 1872, tij
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STATE or NORTH CARoLINA,

MECKLENHURG COUNTY.
Superior Court Of Lar, February Ttrm,
l~i2.
Delitha C. speck J
rs. Petition for Divorce.
William II. speck.
n n this case, q, appearing to Tie satisfaction Of
u the Court, that W !ham II Seek, the tecn.
dant, is not an phabitant OF this State, II there
tore ordered, that publication be innie Tor three
months, in the Charlotte journal aud the Meek.
lenburg Jeti-rsoniau, FOX tie defendant, to appear
at the next Superior Court OF law, q be held tor
the County Of Mceklenburg, at the Court House
in Charlotte, on the fourth Monday OF August
next, then aud there to plead, answer or detnur,
10 this petition, or Judgment pro c0nlcaso will DO
entered up against him, aud tic said aeIition
heard ex pare.
witpess, J. B. Kerr. Clerk Of our said CQur6,
at Office. the fourth Monday il February, H. y.
Isle, and in the 9Th year Of the Independence
OF said State.
j g. KERR, C.at.
April &c. 1879. az
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ApHlaG, 1872.
STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,


Superior Court Of Lau, February Ierm,
lsi2.
Mary n Teter
~. Petition flr pg0rce.
liam j. letcr
. \ Tins case, It appearing 10 the satisfaction o!
III tho Court that Elam ]. Tcter, tic tc.sn-
dant, is no; inhahitant ot this State t4rfs.
fore ordered that publication BE- made f5r three
months ID ths Charlotte Journal aud Tie Mecb.
lonbufg JetisrsoniAn FOR The defendant 10 opgeaf
at the next Superior Court Of law to be beiI for
the County OF Heeklenburg, al tie Court House
in Charlotte, on the fourth Monday Of August
.lcxt, then aud there % plead, answer =: demuE
to this petition, Or Judgement pro conirsso will By
entered up agains. him, and TIC said petition
heard OK parte.
Witness, J. L. Kerr. Clors of orr said Court.
at office, the fourth Monday ii Icbtusry, A. p.
1912, and 10 tie 9th year d lie Independence
Of said State
J.B KERR. C's6
1Fnl 9G. lsi2 u3
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u springs, ESD, Posmastcrai lilckn.
~ Grove, Meckicnburg Co y G., is egcn, iof Tie
sale Of tho above Medicine
W VIM. McEcnry, Esq, Postmaster at
Tuckascge, Merkleuburg CO. y C., Is au aguu;
cor the sale OF tho above Medicine.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
1.-TWO SILVER MEDALS AND Z DI

wv u #SIIIN EN NIEDNII'o# y z III
PLOMAS have been awarded 10 John I.indmark, ss
Canbcrstrect the best Cologne and Pcrumcry For
he has been Engaged in the manufacture OF fer-
inrr, city and until the time he has not
presented himself. before the public in the advertising col
paper hut sustained v The decision OF EN-
ien Judges ot lcume gwen The FAIRS held IN this city
and Boston he feels authorised in saying 10 those who want
anv article in his line, that 88 Chalhamsreai they may
ind superior quality moderate prices. Remember the
n,nhe. ?9. formerly cntrancc 20 Chatham Chapel dl4 "
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
OIL. 4.

built. &c. Why did not this editor IL The pcni-
trdc Of m, love of truth puf the public right. and
correct these mistakes an early day he can,
sas, the insgnidcauce Of tae papers prevented him
The Report Of the Secretary Of the Treasury o
the United States cannot be much beneath his
notice, il hi- coa0aporary editors are. Il wa. a
notorious actat the time oithc Address that
considerable amount of the produce of more than
half Il dozen Of the Western STATES finding liz
way into Canada, to ,hc injsty OF lnilcrS. our
canals and our river trade, and, above all, the
growth and prosperity Of oIr city. In comment
ing upon this such documents and other statistics
a> could be obtained were introduced and iairv
laid before the audience who prcScil, on the
occasion of the Address. Since mere detailed In
formation has been published By Sor.c of the en-
gincers who have been engaged on the Inc Tic
editor referred 10, instead of thus unfairly attack
ing the author Of the ADDRESS. will perform
much more honorable and useful service to his
country b: collecting and arranging the same and
enabling the Secretary of the Treasury TO give the
people better knowledge o. our lake trade 50
,Fa, those who fairly quote them may not be ar
ruigned ncior. the public for false statistics even
by those who may be disposed to make others ac-
coun,;blc for official discrepancies and impcrfec-
tionS. TRu>rH.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
REPORT OF THE CANAL COMMISSIONERS.

REPORT OF THE CANAL COMMISSIONERS.
This important document was presented TO the
Assembly Yesterday morning. From the great cx
tent of the Stat. canals and the variety of work III
progress together with the necessity of stating it,
cxac, condition, the report Is necessarily vounin-
Gus We shall hasten, however,, to publish at
length > most important portions Meanwhile
we publ ii the following summary taken from, the
clra. and pcrspicuous statements Of the report,
and which will ,iiecully put to flight the absurd
and grountllc>S il>nuatioilS Of the Argus and It's
kindred panic makers in the Assembly, that the
Wing canal officers are seeking to conceal OF mis-
,fy the cxtcn, of our canal liabilities.
The total amount oi contracts on all the canals
work finished and unfinished is.......N 30 n,.78 90
On which there has been paid up 10 the Isl OF - -
January, 1912 90
Leaving a balance OF. o.lO2o2l 90
Ottlls balance the work done amounts
tl.. 't'o,->lo
And the work yet To- be done .......4 GA 335
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
Leaving a balance Of.

| ------------ lo,JinfSl ~
Leaving balance 7t9 %
And showing pretty dccisiycly thai the deb, for
the enlargement, was made by the former loco
Foco) Commissioners, and nearly paid By their
successors. OF this balance of $3,l93,7G9 90.
the sum duo. on the lst Of January. 1912 to con-
tractors for work done. and whichha, been >wcllcd
in the distcmpcrcd imagination Of Mr.. Hoffman
and lli- coad orS. To =una>ccrtancd and nna seer
! tninablc millions. the balance amounts 10 0ue Inn
drfd 0Ad forty honSond dOldrS-lcaving TO BE-
paid for work y", be done, from time Z" tim"
hereafter, the next two, three or four wears, as the
work shall proceed. s3.053,7G9.
1t farther appears that of the amount "i the
loan authorized for the enlargement By the law of
las, session S90l 500 has not yet been borrowed
and consequent y remains 1incXpcndcd.
The growing commerce ns the c?nal, the IN
crca>ing movcmcn, ofhc boats and the consequently
obS,ructionS experienced in its navigation, are
torciblv pointed out in the report, and The ncceS
>rv for proceeding with the cnargrmcntas speedily
a; the liscal condition OF the State will permit, :
plainly shown.
The number OF boats passing The lock near Schenectady IS
stated 10 be, in The year 0ll 49, :.
NJ !oso ioso' = = % '' -,
exhibiting increase oi 1888 IN the last year. and oS' III
| the last years.
The number OF miles travelled by the boa IN the year
lS39 statc, to have been H. 1.Ss ~
In @
| showing an increased movement OF S95.ASa miles
in the las, year, and ,l32,2280 miles=n the last
| two Years.
The augmentation of tonnage which has pro
,lucc,l this rapid increase. togcrhcr wlhis sources
in the large and steadily expanding commerce "t
the West, iS#;,lso pointed out.
The estimates OF the Canal Board IN l%lo, IN
which the annual saving !mllTlnSport;,loi 10 beet
tcctcd bv the enlargement, was computed to h',
$50. i6;. (anl which saving had been estimated
bv their predecessors in 1886 AT $50 .0Ol are re-
! tcrrcd To and confirmed.
The difficulties experienced 10y The want ol WI
ter on the Western levels. occa>ioncd by the re-
cent depression in the surface OF Lake sEflc are
also particularly described.
The proper mode and order of proceeding WITH
the enlargement, are also recommended; and IT Is
stated tina, all the work=undcr contract may bc
rendered available with four feet water and The
,,c Of double locks from, .\lhany 10 Syracuse by
putting under contract work olhctarthcr amount
| OF S95i. L. and that the Cana! MAY also be rem
delcd available with serea feet ot water from NJ
blnv 10 Utica, By putting under contract work u
the farther amount of SS10,346.
The revenues OF the CanaS are also stated and
they exhibit ,riumphan, results.
The tolls Juyn. the last 1871 wcrs .E'i $50 =
!nlSio...
Showing ar increase OF exceeding II per cent
The tolls OF 1859 We're. 81 66,a' s.
l$sS l.o;S,sl! 5.,; .: q.
.:','e3S 20 - o. o.
1856 .........- l,oii,oiS ~
The tolls OF lS4l exceed those OF 1886, whict
was a wear Of unusual activity and expansion, by
the sum OF S420540 SO.
The results thus shown, abundan,lv confirm the
estimates made In the reports il! the Assembly oi
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
Bookkeeping
HNHE Counting Rooms OF {. c. MARSH.

'TIT NUVIITIIIr NUVuTS VI y = : IT IT
SS Cedar street. continue open from Q y NJ to y T. W.
order that merchants and Others iuay avail thtiss Nt> o
Instruction that i truv practical; one ha EN-
braces complete routine OF commercial trai>aclcns anu
mercantile calculations; and N which tht stGGeni ac;
all, keeps OF books IN counting house TO tAo>e VINO
are cuane,i with the advertisers rtpuiauone desires "
>av, that his principal work bookkeeping has passed mo
edition, that the preference III the
Public schools and other large institutions and tsai ne
hi>e. la, the honor being appointed teacher o book
Keeping Tor the NcrcAntc Library Association OF thus
civ Pro>pec.>eS with terms lie had Al the co%ntin
ROOM, as al,ayr JiS Inn
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
M F ~ YORK AND ERIE RAIL
~ Sp'CldI NpVUIHrII'H.
1OSEPH GlLLOYT, Pen Man

~ Sl'cIaI NpINlIHII'III
HOSEPH GlLLOT'T, Pen Manufacturer
~ TO TIE QTEEN.-CAurION.-The high charac.
ter Of these Pens has induced the attempt on The part oi
several srepuable makers practice fraud not only upon
NJ elliott Gnl also upon tie pnbic An inferior article,
bearing the rnsspeed name thus elliot emitting The final
l. IN the market II can readily he detected ny ~
unfinished appearance and the common style IN which
it i put up ,.cn
Observe the genuine Pens are all marked IN lu-
JOS, pl Gi!lotis Patent" or Joseph Gott, waraniedi
and t!ia, each gross bears -nile OF his Signature
The above be had, wholesale, OF HENRY JESSCP,
ivl5 IL II Jolin--trec!, corner of Gill
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
5,lO2,62l a

The total amount OF all ;hccontract, for enarg-
ng the Erie Canal 100 so
w Inch contracts were made, VIZ:
By the former Canal Commissioners Sl2,68H,513
By the present Canal Commissioners ,S7
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
pApI,R MANUFACTURERS, and

DAPE K MANUFACTURED and
Commission Warehouse, No 81 Liberty st. Printing
Llographic Colore Paper in all Their varieties made
order OF any quality from comm,n News 70 the hh'st
from the vrry sbperio mills OF Mes.rs. i G. w Curtis,
Boston, and w W. Curtis, Belyllie, Ne"-Jcr.cy. End
from >.vea! manufacturers having c best machinery. Ali
orders thankfully received and promptly executed
ans Gn EDWARD CURTIS, Agent.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

NEW BANK CoFFEE-HOUSE

= tLateiy occspe,t hy Mr.. CHARLES 5RONNE,) aS
William s;ree, neaE the Lca..r Manufacturers Bank.
The present Proprietor has bad ;hr above establishment
thoroughly repaired an PIT N complete o.e., ard now
ready TO serve the public
Those who patronize Public Eating Houses have jest
cause complain and make objections TO -,o.t q; hose
now II operation: the proprietor >: The s,ovr has deter
iiacd 10 remove all real cause CT prejudice And would
Request those whose hands this Circular asy a 10 no
tIce The 'oilowla. psr.!sciar>, VII:
r> -is establishment red AID under The
ire control OF the proprietor and family and serau,.
Setand "NestRes< Order and Health IS motto, ana
the pubic be assured our consistency Observing
is principles
Third. The marketing providsi fox this establishment,
shall be the best which car be Obtained .nall e pre-
pared Tor the table in the mos; geE,ce and healthy manner
Fourth The proprietor Is confident thai the large pro.
portion O, the community who iroa New Enan viii
End this establishment, correspond wltE
than any other in the city.
Finl No spiri,uou liquors shall dsgrace his establish
rpen, The friends OF temperance and COED order the re-
>pectable portion the community who wseld be annoyed
bv The FUMES ol Alcohol shall not be troubled OF ihs ni
Skin With the foregoing particulars before the Public,
pledge addition e~ary ertor, III our power 10 please
ALL .pd extend the invitation 10 ALL that y,,u may
ae M, better iudge, is lw
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
61IlRIsTMAS AND NEW-YEAR'

THRISTMAS AND NEW-YEAR'S
Observation-Disclosures FOR THE La
DIES There /. noy. "A most spleni!d bloom OF Ca
inclas at Nb!s Garden and !lar!cm Bouquets made
IN in I, most tasteful and moderate prices
supply OF fresh Garden Seeds iy received from London
Birds Bird, Seed. Cages Goldfish, Plants and Bulbs
Cas.e, OF new and beautiful patterns Fiower-Pon and
Vase. yery orna-n,al Tor windows and flower gardens
forming The lro,, beautiful designs n hydraulics
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended 10 by
tie proprietors, NIBLO & DUNLAP DIS
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
DATENT ACTION PIANO FORTES

Il -MANUFACTURED AT BoST0N.-PurchaSsrS
and the public generally invited 10 call and
examine the trc assortment fanos open a, MIL
LET'S Music Snloor M 81 broadway, from the ceebrai
ed mandatory ot Lemue Gibert. Boston.
The manufactured has recently patented Improvement
the action OF these Instruments, which q::cSne>S
tonc, ami power and beauty trulv surprising.
The Improvement recommends itt particularly 20 the
attention Southern and Western traders the simplicity
construction makes il less Liable 10 get OF order, and
thus the objection which has oag been et TO the
action III
The increasing demand or the instruments although The
Improvements: has been but recnv introduced, IS the
most convincing evidence, OF the pubic estimation OF rs su
per;oritv. For sale NJ MlLLETS Music Saloon, Nc S2S
B roadway is9 Pm ,. HILL. Agent
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
90
l0,57O.7al G'

January <lo,57o7al 90
And prior 10 Oct. ls, 1883. :. ,s8i.557 ~
Subsequently 10 that day 3 ,686 2l2 78