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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-26
no THE PUBLIC.-Caution.-There

is an article called Kolmstock.s yermifuge lately put
circulation by the house ofComs,ock Co No II Maiden
lane New York City, which well calculated 10 misead
the unwary. The medicine called pu; mp in nearly
the style OF bottles wrappers &c that os the Vern
uge prepared by and upon the outer wrapper II assert
ed 10 be the samt FanesinthS II has also been stated
in the advertisements OF the spurious arlcein the
Journal of Commerce. that Fanestocks Is supposedto De
the same article"
Our Vermlfuge has been very extensively knewn through
ont the Country than past and oE
rg To its rinsic .ror has gained envabe reputation
which the makers OF KouStock ve,Eruge are seeking 10
p,oft by in calling their the
We most positively declare their statement 10 be lrcor.
rect for beside ourselves are be- acquainted
with the ingredients which compose the genuine s'e-
.tocs Yrn,ifuss unless indeed Vermif re has been
transferred bottles marked Kolmscck, VIII may have
been give il character, as Mesrs
Cou,stock have within year past purchased OF Us
upwards of PIE hundred Of The genuine article.
Il be hoped that discerning public viii tro"n upon
such attempts prof, by the welearned reputation
of our valuable medicine
Pittsburgh, Pa, August 18TH 1872 au2i lws
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The SLAVE TRADE AT MozAMEIeUE.-Extr
of a letter from Naval Officer.-The slave trade
is here quite stopped There is not single vessel
in any Of the ports in the channel. The Portu-
gue.e Government has given such peremptory or
ders to their Governors, that they dare not sane
ton it, If any vessels slip through our hands
they are seized by their own authorities. Mo-
zambique is in consequence ruined.
Nautical Magazine.
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MoRE IMPORTANT THAN THE News FROM INDIA.-The
uulness OF the and other have produced great
depression Of spirits among thousands OF our fellow citzeLS
Ian EVIL that, most happy 10 say, be immed
aiey dpa,ed by few Of Peters Cordial Lozenges,whic
relieve the mind from all morbid impressions aud render
playful active and happy. They also headache in
lew minutes and par animation 10 the coqnenance and
brlancy TO the eye Authors editors should be
whhoo; supply of Peters Cordial LozengeS for they
rect WEAKNESS of the BRAIN diversity the ances, and tege
new IDEAS need scarcely be remarked that Peters, Loz-
The best remedies for these diseases Principal OF
fees l25 Futon-st and 45c Broadway II the remark
o an eminent physician in this city, that health per-
Nadss the nation IN the form, OF Peters LozengeS
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DIED.;

On Thursday morning, August s. the 10Th year OF her
age alter protracted Illness much beloved and esteemed
by ali Y no knew her. Sarah, wife OF Thomas Miller
Her friends and acquainsnces respectfully invited TO
attend her funeral day friday al O'Clock r NJ
from her late residence, rs Per-y-sueet,
august % Clara Cunningham, adopted daughter OF Al
fred Decker, aged years and : months.
The hisnes OF the family Invited 20 attend The June
raj this friday afternoon O'clock from No. Market
street.
August 25 Thomas NJ. Van sehalek. in bis 2Ist year
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MARRIED:

On Wednesday evening, August a. by the Rev Seymour
Lantiop Ch,rles c. North, Columbus, Mss To Elizabeth
daughter OF Thomas Mason. OF this CITY,
In Edgartown August 2 Lieut. william e peare, OF -. u
only daughter of Cant Valentine Peare, Jr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-26

E Two men named Field and Lestinger have
baen arrested at Morri.town, N. ]. for passing
counterfeit, moneys bills on the Hartford bank.
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sAsbs's sARsArASLLA.-lts own works proclaim it,
Let the following speak for itself:

Let the following speak for itself:
s'New-York, August Is, 1872
Messrs Sands-Gentlemen Owing 10 you debt which
money cannot pay, induced 10 make public ackuow
edgement OF the benefit have derived from your (to mel
invaluable preparation of Sarsapara. was soreiy alc
"a with terrible Sctouous disease, hereditary IN our lam
ny, which commenced on my neck, and, continuing 10
p,saa Soon reached my ears running into my head anu
Iended all over face neck and lower extrensie
became disgusting object to look upon. AT times my
aess was SO great that was unable to sleep or lie down.
o he disease extending into my ears, seriously aiecte
Jay nearlng My face continuous Sorc iron wca
aeharge OF matter and kept constantly oozing out
avoided me, suppoSing had the small pos or some
oe infectious disease, and consequently obliged 10
.elnqn!sh my business Notwithstanding ! had the best
eoeal advice and tried different plans OF treatment Tue
reae continued TO grew worse, until gave up III despair
toll9haseiy ior me, Glanced TO fall in with lady on
railroad car while ravelpg for my health who Ia
me that her son al one time IN as bad aconao
and that by using your Sarsaparia he was speed
sufea J Immediately procured The article and corr
using H. and now, after having taken less tnan SIX
am well and able 10 attend tony business SEMI
~ Mis statement as act OF justice oay hoping may
,he afflicted 10 make of the right medicine and
seoy save themselves much suffering and expense
wishing 10 learn farther particulars concerning my
& VII ind at NO 297 Greenwich.stree, where it viii
@ me great pleasure TO communicate any thing in rela
aoa 10 The above.
an, with gratitude, yours &c.
repaired and sold, wholesale and retail, and for
NJ ny Sands Co, 27S Broadway, corner OF Cham
Coz Sold also by Sanas, IS Fulton, corner
's' snd n East Broadway, cornsr Market. Price 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-26

" PARTICULAR NOTICE.-Those persons havin:
furniture of any description 10 dispose Of or who are break
or all Of goods, by senc their address, or cais;
upon the subscriber. Goods any amount purchased
+. COTTON Co. 1877 Chat an,-s'
Al Private Sale2 rstrae Piano Fcrtes that will be sold
very low. le-o u
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~ LONG ISLAND RAILROAD

III LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
AsgS5Essss COMPANY-Another section will be opened
for travel on the 10Th inst three miles beyond
Thompson to the Suffolk Station, with the following
Engagement the extended line
On and "Wednesday, 10th OF August l9i2 the trains
will run : follows:
Leave Suffolk Station at A NJ and u III
Leave Deer Park at 81 a II and II o'clock, NJ
Leave Ricksvls at II O'Clock. A NJ and q
Leave Hampstead at It o'clock NJ and q
Leave Jamaica al O'Clock, A ii and 3 PM
Leave South Ferry (N. York sde) at 9! A NJ and II
Leave Brooklyn at 81 O'Clock. NJ and a Pm
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Jamaica at 8 O'Clock NJ and Al P NJ
Leave South Ferry IN York side) AT 81 NJ and 81 NJ
Leave Brooklyn at 81 " and s.
Leave Suffolk Station at p N
Leave Deer Park a, PM
Leave Hicksyie al 81 VI
Leave Hampstead al 81 P NJ
FARE-For Tickets the Office in Brooklyn al follows
Jamaica 2 Brushvie Sac ranch 50c Hampstead, Carrie
Place and Wesbury Hicksyille &c. Farm lgdale loc
Deer Park Sac, Babylon 81, Suffolk Station 81 LIZ
taking leafs in the
Stages will be readiness the arrival OF the trains
At Jamaca 10 take passengers 10 Rockaway.
AT ranch to Co~zeck, Maihasse Glen
Cove aad Cedar Swamp.
Al Hempsead, Oyster Bay South Jim Smiths and Kay
nor South.
AT Hcksve to Jericho Norwich, Oyster Bay Cod Spring
and Huntington.
AT Deer Park and Babylon
Al Suffolk SatonOn the South Ocean side Of tae iisn
to lsp, LII Snedekors. Patchogue, CarmaRs; Fre-
place, Mastic, Morichis, ouose, South and est iaii
ton. Sag Harbor and Houtauck.
the North or Sound side of the Island 70 Canoe smith
town. Qnorum, Sstanket, Riyerhead, Soutnhoh oleeA'
port and Orient
RHckawaY passenser will obtain tickets through a. tne
Railroad oica in Brooklyn and at the bar Oh t ~ Oh
Stages Baggage Wagons viii be in readiness 10 inc
Fape ,tr @au - ;seaas r. 70 Roekaway auas
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u Imitation Censresn Water, acknowledged
by the judges be equal To the original in every way
for sale by the Single bottle dozen, gross 50 cent
cbeaner than the original, by DIR. COVERT,
ADJ - lS5 Nassau ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-26

II The Magazines for SePtenlber.-SA1ToN
l. MILES 205 Broadway, have received Grahams Maya
zine cents; Godeys Ladys Book . cents; The L,dys
World of Fashion, S2 cents; Boston Miscellany 70 GEMS
The Lady's Musical Library, 25 cents.
Subscriptions received for the above at the cheap Cash
Book Store, POS roadway. aus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-26

IT An Interesting work ON the EnSt.-Jus
published, by Cary u Hart, Notes Of Tour through
TURKEY Gr;see Egypt Arabia retTna to the Holy Land
tnope, Thebe the Red Sea, Mount Sinai PETRA the Edom
OF Scripture, Sc. by L. JOY NORRIS in volumes, l2no
with plates.
Mr. Norris made complete tour through Greece, both
in the North AVID the Murea and in that respect
ing record OF bis observations, his has The advantage Of
any other American book ST travels And may also add
that The descriptions OF the temples OF Egypt very full
made tre observations written the spot, with these
ders OF human ngenuy before The author, and impessing
his mind with their schema grandeur. Z. y. Gaz.
This work precisely such man is GLAD 10
take up when the desires information upon the subject OF
which il treats. 6rether Jonathan.
Mr. Morris easy and graceful writer lie describes
his personal adventures and the subjects which attracted his
attention good lively and agreeable manner
Anappcndix the irs volume contnining regulations OF
French Governsent STEAMERS IN the Mediterranean viii
prove very useful persons contemplating Continental
Tables distances, and of prices IN the steamers
given and also time of arrival and departure OF the
BOATS M di fercnt stopping places New World
aus 6ieods WILEY PUTNAM, lol Broadway.
W Remember fhe Rem oval o. the Renl
eu.p ine Ois, Spirits and Improved Burner, TO La
Fayetis Hail. ST. Broadway, opposite Ntbo al prices
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NEW GoODs.-solected from the lat
i tSI lmportations, the
NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

10 Fulton-strcet, near Broadway
Strangers and Others arriving in the city, wishing 10
plenfsh their wardrobe, invited call
stock before leaving their orders now making
daily purchasestov cash. and otter great Inducements
cab customers Our assortment; comprises great variety at
French and English wool black and fancy coored Cloths
and Casier-s the ben, quality and latest styles French
eastics, desirable fancy pants. choice selection al
French and English Silks for vssns. Also good
men of drap dete. and fancy French srugs for
wear The subscribers pledge themselves thar every article
manufactured AT their establishment shall be equal in Style
and workmanship that Of any house tho trade, and al
great reduction fron credit prices
Fail suits furnished ut "A hours notice. Sst punctualiiy
observed in Cling orders
Cash on delivery, aud no abatement in price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-26

u Youu. Nen'. Washington Temper
ancc socieIy,-Notce.-rher viii be an election Tor
ohceis Of ,his Society be held this evening (tday at
Halt corner III White aud Centre streets at O'Clock pre-
csey funcua attendance OF the members particularly
requested Extract OF meeting held on Friday evening"
August u, 1912:
Resotyed That the officers and members OF this Society
who in for dues and who ito not pay up The same
within four weeks after The notice OF this resolution Will be
considered no longer members o: this Society.
au26 ~ WM. H. GARDNER, Cor Secretary.
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coa eCAMp MEETING near suf-

FSCANf N EICI IINU near OuI :
$500 ferns, in the Ramapo Valley The new
and fast sailing steamboat JACOB Is ELL. Capt Richard
Yates Tuesday Morning. August Esd, Sl leave the foot
of Pkesreet bali past O'clock faot of Duane-s at g.
and Hammond street Wharf at past o'clock-and con-
tinues running above during the week for Permont
where the N.w-York and Erie Railroad Co. will have
extra train of ready convey to The Camp
Ground Returning. leaves Suferns at P. NJ. and ar
rive. this city p ~. dailv Fare each way Steam
hoat % cers: Railroad S71 cents au24 lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-26
J. Richards Auctioneef.
7N EW-YORk FALL TRADE SALE.

! This important Sale will commence on MONDAY,
18th inst, al O'clock With The several large and valuable
invoices OF Stationery, contained in the Catalogue
LARGE SALE OF PAPER-On Monday, Al Il O'clock.
viii be sold invoice of 10 of D. J. Ame> Let
ter and Fooscap Paper.
STEREOTYPE PLATES-At4 o'clock, on the same
day, will be sod the valuable invoice OF Stereotype Plates
detailed under Auction head
LEATHER-Ako the several invoices of Bookbnders
and Haer's Leather Full particulars OF the whole WILDE
found in the Catalogue
TUESDAY, s9,h inst.
BOOKS, &c-Th- sale of the Books will be commenced
on Tuesday morni1g, hall past o'clock with the valua
bic invoices OF Messrs Lea Blanchard Cary Hart. Sc
and III be continued day day until all sold, in the
au25 Ct BANGS, RICHARDS PLATTIlas Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-26

u Charles Watson. Hat and Cap MAN
MISUNDERSTANDING and Retail Warehouse l18 Chat.
hasree up sairs-Stores Isl ChathaHst and leo Bow
roe, or ,rproyad n,,er s
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO LADIES.

n -SUIIUN ! RUNDLE wish 70 luoEm theIr Gus
toners, and Others about purchase DRY GOODS ba;
they are daily receiving from Auction large quantities OF
Goods suited TO The and approaching which
they are willing to sell lower price than they think the
same styles be purchased the city, Opposed to the
plan OF naming line Goods possessed by the advec
tIser we invite persons call any article in the line AID
assure them ths, they w be disappointed in either tue
style OF Goods or price.
~ B-No deception prac,sed at this store.
au22 iw.s' IL Spriug.strcc corner Sullivan.
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II Good Board and pleasant Rooms can be obtaiae'
al No. &c Ciit.st u, el7u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-26

II To ScIf-Shnvins Gentlemen, possessing a
strong beard and tender face the Metallic Tablet and Sop
of G. Saunders is the only article in that will obvi
ate their difficulties most convincing proof Of their uli
ly IS that the first in London, Coleman. Hay
MAJ ke,; Mlikin, SOL Strand; Lowcock SO Cornhil !;
Thornla New Bond-stree, have them for sale and
recommend them with The use OF their cutlery.
n B. The Metallic Tablet and Strop has been in use for
the last twenty-five years, and certificates tho superb
Gritty of the strop from the following scientific gentlemen
at present in the possession of The inventor:
Professor Griscom, Dr. Mott and Gen. j. Tallmadge Pre-
sdent OF the American institute.
Sold wholesale and retail by
au2G 6. SAUNDERS SON, 1873 Broadway.
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~ Wet, Damp or Dry Cellars paved wit
Roman Tile and made air rat wa,ertght for cent
foot, or paved with Cement, concrete, for dollar
for the bulk or space Of thouSundbrick.
iye0f ABIJAH SMITH, 26 Hamilton-st.
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IT Health, Quiet mud Conlfort-The Ora
House, 63 Baccays New-York, proiers advantages
to Strangers stopping lew days or weeks in the city, such
are rarely offered. 1t egiby located, on clean and
airy street. very the business part OF the city, and IN
the immediate vicinity OF the principal steamboat landings
Its apartments are convenient and neat while IT'S table Is
procured excluding entirely Animal Food and Stniuan
Of all kinds Charges modera,e-s to 81 % per day ior
Portable Shower Baths free. Remember IS Barclay'st
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MARINE JOURNAL.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Sw ship Audacia Valley, Amsterdam, Wiser
Bnes Clinton, Lyon, Savannah, Sturges j. Chairman
dersen, Honduras Lewis John H Stepbens Hail BeT.
muda. r l. K Tucker.
Schrs Sam A Appleton, Nickerson, Boston; Phebe d,
Smith, Baltimore, B Cooley l. Co.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship 81 Lawrence, Iagerdorne, I'm Liverpool nth July,
salt TO maser.
Bark Paucba, Grey IL ds I'm Mayaguez, PR, sugar, &c
TO S w Lewis
Bark Calsto Blanchard OF Portland, As DIS fm Rotterdam
sugar coffee, &c 10 NesnitL & Leeds.
Bark Wallace, Jersey, Of Boston, i'm Rotterdam July H.
mdze to order
Br brig Terpschore Cullon, IS DIS FIN St Johns, NF,
ballast to DunSoomb Beckwih-7i Storage pasSengerst
Sw brig Hndoo, Granberg, 42 DIS ui Stockholm, iron o
Boormau, johnson Co.
Brig Susan Jewett, Boston. fm Genoa. June o. and
Gibraltar, July IS, mdze G Thurson-3l Storage pas
ScRgers
Br brig Fortuna, LaRgrase, 40 dis FIN Aberdeen coal TO
order-70 Storage passengers.
Brig Excel, Sbaper, DIS m Savannah? cotton SturgeSs
Chairman.
Schr Two James, ts I'm Boston, mdze master.
Schr Reside. Langley, Boston, mdze TO Jno Stevens.
BELOW-l ship, bark and brig.
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DR.. BRAHDRETH:
Respected Sir: cannot refrain from making known TO
you the very great benefit have derived from the effects
OF taking your valuable Pills For years baVe been
TROUBLED, with ndul complaint depression OF
spirits and general debility much 50 as to despair OF
ever knowng health Your powerful md invSot
ing pills being most strongly and Especially recox!meHd-
ed was fortunate enough enter upon course oi he
and after having taken Two boxes found spirits begin
isg recruit and short time my whole system 50 IN,
ycorsted as seemed give new life and restored me
10 perfect health feel grateful for this blessing that
am extremely anxious should be made as fully known to
the public as possible sincere friend 10 your medlcLne
ELLEN PEALE.
TO BE REMEMB Erred,
That each box OF the genuine has upon it THREE Co
PYRIGHT LABELS
TLat each Label has upon il three signatures, thus
q. BRANDRETH, II. D.
And three signatures, TINS:
BENJAMIN BRANDRETH.
THE BRANDRETFS PILLS are sold al Twenty-Five
cents per box, with directions al the following places IN
New-York:
DIR. BRANDRETHS PRINCIPAL OFF CE
24a BROADWAY, between Park Place and y uray-st.
BOWERY OFFICE-S54 BOWERY.
1891 HUDSON-STREET.
RENE 1lBER, DR.. Braadretlrs Office in the BOW ERI
2zA NOT y76 aU.b IL
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Passengers Arrived

In the ship ST Lawrence, from Lverpool-George Kelly
and IA in the Storage
In the brig Excel, from Savannah-Capt Rabbit q
S A. lady and family, Lieut. Parker, OF U A. d:
r F Simmons co. Dr. l. F Nicall, Watts J L Vils.ons
II IIarkl., Trow, McKeon, and in the storage.
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: amy Nov they could NOT be tried twice for The
ene 10 the expense OF repairing the Flying Fish
@ made the subject of two if no, more specifications
AZ be offences are prec iSely the thing, he
VIZ o,,y be punished eace, and he now called tie
S TIss Advocate make MS election.
urrSe Judpe Advocate wanted To know If you might
.tgp man under different counts in the indie
Mr. Hamilton said most certainly but they could not
-, man for murder and manslaughier the time
dSs eden, said Mr. Hamilton might put In his ob
- IN writing which he did, and The Court cleared
bSe their Honors decide the following proposition
ssom the accused:
rhe accused requests the Court require the Judge Al
si. To state under which of the specifications he intends
w eceed viz the specification The I'd charge the
10 Sraon TO the Sd charge ofoppresson pleading
,s h under both OF these specifications but one and the
same a his eecten in regard 10 the I'd specification OF
he sd charge of oppression, and the 9Th specification OF
Se Isl charge Of scandalous conduct unbeconing officer
w gentleman, the that the pleadngs forth
hni one and the same offence"
M orr readmisson il decided that the request be
eeded TO- that the Judge Advocate should not call in
ss accused open his defence until other testimony
s..S from Washington, which expected by Friday.
The Court thereupon adjourned.
NEGRO Tu1EyEs.-Thc Minden, (La.) Gazette
of the goth, says that two white men were ar
ro:ted in this vicinity, having in their possession
four fine looking negroes whom they had decoyed
av,v from widow lady named Davis, residing
n Chico, county, Ark. They were pursued by
,oue men from Chicot, who after few days hard
r;dip. came upon their camp below town, at a
hr,uch where they had encamped on Saturday
n;qh, The white man cndeavored to escape By
,aSin. TO the bushes but shot or two from the
rifles of thei: pursuers SOON caused them to cry
for quarters They were brought into town and |
Immediately roned, and are now their way
back from whence they came in possession Of
the negroes. Their names are Anderson and
Freno.
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uDr. Jokn Thomson, sis Broome street-Il

u DIR. Jokg Thomson, 3iS Broome street-iL
consequence of the rapid increase Of his business since m
commencement, this city, about associate with ain
his brother DR.. CYRUS THOMSON of Geddes, o1ondaga
have had 90 each both individually and
with their father the founder Of te PRACTICE sufficient 10
en,le them to the confidence of The community The Di'
lowing are few the that have been successfully
treated by Dr.. JOHN THOMSON:
Rev l. D. Williamson, dyspepsia liver complaint, and
general debility; David Goran 2S2 Water street OF co1gn
and b!oss complaint Mordecai Wilson's wife, OF Flatbush
nf ronoh and raising blood; Rev. Mr. Nanscowens WIFE,
SIS Brooine street OF application of complaints OF eight
years stading-ha been attended by ten pny Wa
Simms ISh street. children of whoopng cous and
one OF its N. P H. Barrett Staten Island dyspepsia and
liver complaint; Sarah scoyei OF stoe&pof1 ., %
rasp% blood and cough Stephen Gladdng Albany bad
case OF dyspepsia and liver complaint laura Cross Albany,
Gravel 3vsnenSia and fits: several obstinate OF the
pes "a SPLENDID remedy for the ples also, valuable and
pleasant remedy Dysen,ery Relax and all ooseneSs oil
the bowels. aos@f Nv
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CHEAP CROCKERY STORE, 100

" Bowery. between Grad ard Hester street. where is
constantly hand large stock of goods comprising every
variety of style and quality Of China, Tea and Dinner Ware
Stone and Ear.hen dorch and plain Glass.Hall AS
tors &c The above goods comprise and elegant pat
the bes, in Engand Just imported
aul5 lInis 81. 4 J. MERRITT.
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II The Cheapest Cash Tailor yet !-PETEK
v.HUSTED, Merchant Tailor, No. Chatham Square
of Caiherinestreet, continues TO make Clothing TO
ord the STYLE 10 per ccnt cheaper than The
cheapest Cash Tailor in the city, good fit warranted
hereafter dlsa ppontmsnts aul6 istt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-26

~ Try before you Buy.-Remembsr every pur-
chaser Of Dr. Felix Gourauds celebrated Powders for up
them tested before buyng-proof positive this and mis-
take. To be had nowhere else in New York but at e.
Walker street one door from Broadway 81 per bottle.
AGENrs-New Haven f. Myers; Lowell c. Dyer, Jr.;
Poughktepsie J. Gray; Lowell Messrs. Carleton Co
Boston. Jordan, Milk-st 2u23 lmiS