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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15
A FFECTIONS OF THE LIVER

z "A EVERY 1NvAI.lD SHOULD Z EELECI
DESIRE ARESToRATlOS To HcALrH.-! venture u aihrr
emiGeu writer HAT the grand source oil health and
disease eated with The natural isorercd tuOcon
Of the liver, and that chronic lingering Illness
arises from defect there. Chronic lepaS Tie ihsi
frequent form OF the disease in this couurr, slow IN us
Strength The OF attack VIII w lor years
suffering under its undermining influence. and y no real
disease will indicate the patient The alarming g!c under
which he aborDg; transient adiSposoE h. imputsS
Affected is the latent OF these disturbed sensations
thus slsed II is not in his power 10 take the necessary pre-
cautioH guard against this n>iios enemy his reose
The symptoms OF Ibis disease are often slight and FELT Tor
By oppresSoG, ieehg OF y1culy athe pi OF III Stomach
the mind becomes rriinhie, memory defective incaacS
for mental exertion prevails, the appetite bccnns anr
tongue turrrd. mouth c!amuy, taste vi,dt slight no't
starr, sleep Disturbed with 9hui dreams, occa
sionay obtnSe pain in the gil side, extending to iheiop
of the shoulder, cra SpnSn often experienced, ana
nervous tgtsung OF The muscles and acclng pam oil .e
limb, sick headache generally caused by H.
II often appears IN the form al ccy, asthma. &c. a. d-
eaSed state OF the liver eier by sympathy or pressure" M
duceS d-rang or the functions The and occa-
liver, the irritation OF the lungs Immediately gITe> way
TIE liver IS indeed connected, primarily or Seco0day as
effect with various diseases OF the head wei! a.
other pa.ts ot the system.
From these views, tneD there he no doubt ,hat Ike
disorders OF the liver areo the first importance and egsr
effort used remedy them sL0u, lie cnducted auonEi
principles and by timely efficient attention and the use
OF the most Eycef medicines many serious eoe-
queue. RAY be prevented, which often eGted on
the constitution by procrasnaron
As remedy peculiarly adapted 20 The Of liver atsc-
lions Or Slarkweathers H+oaric Elixir has proved be
the potent aud ecacou and every days experience
confirms nre positively this assertion II is candidy be-
eves preparation bas before tse pubic
has me. with such unesamp- appreciation ron dis
ngushed sources, dsntereSied judges, and grateful pa
ens This medicine, and grenisr of suffering
has been mtigated and ore permanently effected by
il than any ether medicine eItant.
So confident IS tue proprietor OF its curative properties N
every that when the medicine used according 10 bis
directions and the patient satisfied convncsd after
using bottle ;ha il has produced. beneficial effect hi,
agents authorised 10 refund the money paid for II on re-
turn OF the empty hoiiie.
For sale by CHARLES DYER, Jr., General Agent Tor
the United States 10 whom applications for agencies mus
be made, ~ Westmns,rr-s, Reiaed by druggists gee
rally throughout the State.
Sold al wholesale and retail by 4. B. D. SiNDSDru9
gSs No 70 loo Futon.s. Also sold by a. b. An "
* CO, No 27S Broadway, OF Chambers 81; DAs ~
SANDS& Co., No. a East Broadway, corner OF AaIhet St
Price 81 81 I'm
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STOVES.
CTOVES.-HOWE'S Patent Stove

~ for heating Pario Halls, &c, and there probably Is
Stove sale in this city tna contains lin small
compaS all advantages this Stove does, naalness OF
appearance, economy fuel, and eung plea
by any, and eQualied by very
lew If any; and while am about Il should like 20 call
market that only got look at and for service
and utility; there considerable croakng about hollow
bases ar htarths 10 dry the upon would
meTsly ask the question: wopid hearth base made OF
sheet iron stand much puts ieet upon itor that purpose
think not, therefore woCd capton the public TO buy
such Stoves oy have been well tested and tried This
Stove las Cast iron hearth and two doors i'll 'front.' oT
pCiLng IN coal and the other show the fire. thereby Civ
ing very cheerful appearance and the brings
an open ire Convenient TOR warming DRYING The feet Ii
may be seen al tie Fair week Is Tor sale the
Mandatory, No. 3S Waersire. and also a, y and l25
Bowery, and at Powell / Viring's BROOKLYN
% I'm SAMUEL 4. SPElMAS gS9 water-yt
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pEmpire Ox-Fed by r. n. husr' '9 y, ,,h;ct i,
onondaga Co., MYTHS splena aad Iou in The United
sn. ns ",n NIBLO's, Broadway This OK took
.,-, p,sminm at the State Fair al Syracuse in 1871
:, ,he late State Fair, in AIbasy He weighs 400 lbs
.dmtance I2i cents ot'
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egg. FARM FOR sALE-situated at

- Kyorss farms, New Jersey, the Baptls. Mert
ing House the upper road from Newark 70 elizabeth
ing 90 acres first rate lands Of beautiful wood apple
orchards containing about 200 trees nearly all grated and
variety OF pear cherry ounce and other fruit Also a
new House built in modern style also barn ard well of
excellent water The above delightful stnaton over
looking the surrounding couatry the bay and Staten Isl
and and viii sold low disposed OF previous The FIRST
of December Part OF the purchase money remain
on bond and mortgage per for Number OF years
For particulars enquire OF N. Stodard on the premises o.
VIM H. Whiuock, Nc. l69 sauth.street, N. Y. OILS OF
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nNLY ONE DOLLAR.-Thc most

"NLY "UNE UOr.LtA M NC WOSl
popular sisga inc for YOUTH in the world for only
ole dollar year. Robert Merrys edited by that
we'll known friend of youth, Peter Farley knewn to every
hov snd r almost that reads the English language has
been in successful operation nearly during hieh
nid Raher,,s shiack and bue-eyed friends, who have
eyn,eI .er interest ia the work by numberess eoamuni.
cations containing inquiries suggestions Pnkles
OF nil srets and parties been universally approved py
by teachers and guardians of youth an Na- ,te
lation than any o,i.ef juvenile lerioo'ea' ~ ue
States. a..
The publishers are making arrangements TO bring og. ,ns
Mus hereafter style altogether superior 10 VIVA. !.
has betu thus far which purpose the T. no. - W n
Europe, collecting materials expressly lot .he
the hand. OF their children are invited 10 call and e1ah-
me th. work nj the Office oil Publication -, - ,,o
hr nrs year OF the work. for is4i, may He for The
\ subscription price viz. one dollar
BRADBURY, SODEN Co. ia Nasssn-s.,
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kTORISON'S Hygeian Medicines

IM NoTicE.Nwber.ss. E. A. samanos, OF q SToal.
Way, New-York, i. making an improper u.e of Messrs.
Ae,soe Co.'s appoaunent for the sale OF thei! Med-
sneS This is therefore 10 inform the public that Mir.
Ssinanos Is not authorized TO SELL NORlSON'S PILLS
New-fork, and that MesSrs Hior sons only Agents IN
WORK ara McsSrs. FIRTH HALL, oil No. Frank
I'm square, from whom alone ,be Medicines can be had gcn
uine ISiynedI NORISONyS Co
Dated British College OF Heallb, New Roadl London
June 18th, 1870. jySf
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GINGING SCHOOL.-The Irustees OF
~ The Presbyterian Church in AlenSt. tbelow Grandl
having engaged Mr. Hastings 10 conduct School In The
rudinen Of Sacred Music, 10 commence III the lecture
room Wednesday Evsning the 10Th inst give notice
thai persons not connected with The congregation can be
admitted IS member; on reasonable terms by applying al
pg pace'on'tte above eveninE at o'clock:
Discourse subject OF Sacred Music will he deliv.
aed the Church by the pastor, Rev Dir. Cheever To-
borrow Evening at hacpast O'Clock. OILS ~
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rp TO TuiIors and Ekair Drcsserx.-lm
yod Camph.nc Spirit Lamps, made expressly 10 woR
PRv Also. Camphene OF superior quality, by
W.s ims q. MlCHELL CathariRe 81.
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rCood Offices 10 Let dt fair rents in the build
NJ 70 Na,sau-st, just enlarged and Improved
i ns are well located, pleasant and c0nmodi0us olS
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rrGouraud's Eau de Beanie, for thoroughly
.mnaing tan pn,ples ireckles sallowness and all Gu
ea erupons THIS beautiful cosmetic is 100 wei
% 10 need another word The genuine is to be had al
M original Office, 81 Walker-sree door from Bread
sv ii per bottle. OH ihIs
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DO you burn one

SANTUCKET OIL STORE.
The subscriber has been appointed Agen, for The sale
,fOafor an extensive Oil Company at Nantucket and
,ed To supply consumers nj hi. stare or from his wag
m day or otherwise less than the usual market p'c
BY the cask ,he hoy.
sss Candles superior quality % cts per TO- by the
n. B. Families who purchase gallons VIII o' '"''
,be wholesale price ,ero. con.
or ~, ,l, u. dea,, with ON very liberal terms
Nc JAMES NJ. hLfIo DiN'
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M Religious Seq Vices continued in the small
81 The University every LORDS DAY. at 10y O'clock
1 NJ. and ~ r NJ The Exposition OF Our Lords Pro-
phety contained in tie 3d 10 the 18th Chapter OF Mat
ibewis Gospel is now In progress
Subject the morning OF next Sabbath Matthew xHi
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T Gep,lemen's scHrfs and Craynis-Gnt
Le oos splendid and extensive a.,Oteens OF Scars mt
C,,y,, ever offered this city, may be found al C.
stTCH'S, 81 William-street. els ST.
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nbers of The Irish Emigrant Society respectfully in.
r,pd to attend quarterly meeting Of The Society," 10 be
held at Washington Hall corner of Rcade-stree and Broad
M. ar m Monday evening, Oct l7li, al u O'clock.
"'' ROBERT HOGAN, President.
aro T. KEEFFg, Secretary. ol52t"
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mo TANNERS.-For sale or to let,

\ the following property Of the late MOSES ELY,
deceassd viz An extensive Tannery situated AT WASH
Barn. Garden, &c Al,o The Mandatory a, Newark, NJ
j. recently the property ef D. b. Crockett. ana 1 him oc
cnnied as Paien, Leather Manufactory together with
raj connections dwelling and oulhonses &C. Apply
10 EUGENE ELY. II F1lion-sueei, or To ALFkED
POST N.wburgh, ". Y. Ol9IW
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HOOPER'S GLUE-A superior article
" for carpenters ami cabinet makers use, by the BARRE
oaHaller quantity, nj the Hardware Store OF
VAN BLARCOM CHAMPL1N,
OLE iw. 900 Pearl ST, near BeeEman.
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NTFWS FROM RHODE-ISLAND.-

IL -
Y IMPORTANT TESTIMONIAL further proof Is
required establish the fact OF The sae "
Slarkw-abers H=patic Elixir The following c9n ~, st
ton from The Hon. Samuel w hing, Governor 81 VIC
;,s eynnJ dispufe, mast put entirely al rest inc
idea that this potent remedy claeo win me many use
less and dangerous nostruns witch are Psed uPoh e
ouhiic merely for the sake OF gam. s,
PLEASE aead the following statements communicated 10
'''S JOHNSTON, Jan %. 1872
Mr. CHAIRS DYER, Jr.:
Nv Dear SirYonr comm 1ncaion of yesterday, asking
nv opinion OF Or. Sarkwenthers Eepac iixr has been
received this morning. In reply, viii inform you that
my confidence 10 patent medicines generay - hot very
aatterns have bad too nnch reason 70 believe mai p-
principcd will often pai:a upon teir iciS-cllens
their useless DOT dangerous nonms Tor The sake al gam,
The use Of which takes up that important and critical PERIOD
OF time without producing any 1000 eject Whes os.,eI wy
Suffering and distress prevented For thatreason Iaye DOL
used them feeling myself ad family 10 be muchsaeI M
The direction o, my family but having nesn
afflicted the with difficulties IN the noe ah
chest uncomfortable and often distressing, painiri ana
SOME alarming and from which could get ony en
DRY relief very fortunately noticed your
the Eledcin in question. ,d b,6
with him long and Intimate Acquaintance Ian~b him
youns men, and from my Knowledge Of him M dct
inca pabIe of practsng deception on az pac Elixir and
induced me to ry Dr. sarkges su,1ely cured
I'D moi ysreose 10 you that eonster oi ;
voIue certainly think Us discovery o. sfs a. p1''
Ths .,, gave much sses W.fh scoa
ay ps s ami s so us b. in, present.
.inued il. having, liank Goa, ~ ,ssneet. 49,
iou w SAML w. KING.
.,d ,e,af iy A. b. i D.. Sands, Drug
Sold at WI s.S loo Fuon ST. Also sod by pasd saana
gtst NO 20 - East Broadway OF Market 81; a =.
% N1 "a No as Broadway, corner Chamber sr ,
Price g.
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LIMITED STATES Tea Emporium,

" 1911 late l2s Chatham street, NcwYorh, wholesale
rIaiL-rhe Canton Tea COMPANY eoptinie 10 otter Tor
sse Few ana fragrant Teas efeyety variety and style
Their assortment specially includes The most delicious and
Powerful grades OF Green and Black. Every pac kags hsars
e stamp OF and elegance and the Teas therein
ny aud power will rsmau uninparcd in any climate Their
em Of prosecuting business perhaps scarcely TO be eI
essed founded upon the rthas regard 10 the rgh
OF the customer especially with respect weigh 'snd
quality and unrisaed ceapness. All Purchasers arc called
n'n ~ sessIn any aces waich fail % give them We tul
promptly teunaed Country merchants public establish
me,, neaas Oh families and shipmasers, will find il dec
ae0 adVanaSe'o supply themselves from this establishment
Coffee roasted every day.
propsplitude aud ce,paSS "rNf' f~r
he only Tslehcnse in America for The sale of Hou-
qeaa celebrated niash lea so3
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COUTHWORTH'S PATENT LARD

- LAMPS.-One third OF cent. per hour for Light
Lamp Burner has nventedby mems of which ord-
nary hard Lard-ree from sallnay be burned win The
same facility the best oil. emitting easily and burnng
rr.eIv i'm al! MISUNDERSTANDING clear bright Dane,
without smoke or un pleasant smell, and in comparison vita
bat about one .hir while affords Bo osTf
and spercedng all sthers wherever i, has been intro
duced. it is well worth The attention Of maauaei9rrs ssd
all other persons requiring Light The rum OF l' SUI. s,
cv. e. FiLLEYs Crockery Store, No. 25 Maiden Lane,
"nee 'nnS "i, slD gtf
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4 NOAL, COAL, COAL.-BestP Peach Or
NJ chard Red ash Coal-Lump, Broken aud Nh, sizes
The undersigned authorised 70 oroe,s r Ills celc.
saiei Coal tie very lowest prices, either by the cargo
q ton delivered os the barges free Of carriage in any pafl
I'll tS city or Brooklyn.
Also Gray Ash Schuylkill Leh!sh and Lackaw.na Coal
s. American Bi,uninous Coal for The CRATE equal 10
bess Liverpool Best Virginia Cgs Tar R!acksths nse at
lie Ysgy lowest price. JOSEPH r. SIMPSON,
ofsce No. ll8 NaSsau-Sireet
n. B. Orders for ton viii receive the same
o those for larger quantity. mylSti
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On Thursday evening, MIR Milton BoS,wck, in the 37th
year OF bis age.
The friends of the family requested TO attend bis une-
raj Sunday afternoon Eat O'clock from his late rosideDce
los Westinghouse, Brooklyn.
% The l4,h OF consumption Mrs Caroline, wife of e.
B.VsrAetl, aged 81 years
THE friends of The family and members of Manhattan
Inasr No 90 and Mosaic Encampment No 6l q. of q. F.
are invited 10 attend the funeral froa 1888 Grand Sun
aay a, o'clock The remains will be inferred In Green
wood Cemetery.
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~ ULL'S TRUSSES.-Noticc to Rup-
mr.. RUSH'S LEGACY.-Thaf cele-

nR. RUStl'S LEGACY.-Thaf cele-
~ braed physician, Dr. Benjamin iu>h could not have
et more valuable Legacy 20 n:anhnd than his invaluable
HEALTH PILL. Ii is indeed blessing the afflicted,
giving reic III al! The Usual oi sudden ItrN> Iu
cerlng disease with which Humanity Is distressed The
functions OF lite destroyed IL Is conceded by tne
MOI, eminent OF the medical faculty. that the soDO n The
seat or touna'n OF ali disease that II II were, the
ir~m which proceed all the evils produced by foreign
irritating causes and which thence spread 10 evey part OF
the animal system.
the proper method al therefore, 10 attack le CIT
abel In which the disease ntrencbeS >eii; and com
hinaon OF nedcal agents has Yet been discovered ci
cacious for this purpose the preparation the late Dr.
Rash, which, from the universal attending their
Administration, during practice oi yearly hall century
were styled his iniable Health Pill ine!r great viz
IS that they arrest disease IN ia irst approach They
prevenvcs as well remedies and We wlt Yctu!tin
that taken by persons when they first Affected VIII
symptoms OF Illness many Case, that IS either serious or
fatal, might he avoided
Let the afflicted without hesitation avail themselves aths
invaluable legacy. and they will have reason 10 bless The
OF DR.. Rush OF The greatest benelactors OF
mankind.
Sold, Wholesale ana retail By II. c. DAG Frs 60 Ann
street NewYork AID tretail) by Kelly, ~ Broadway
Newforh; j. Ay;nrd. lG2 !owery, r. Y; u! Grrrn o9i
5ulin.sL, hroeklyn; Reddiug Co, SRte-s Boston
D. Smith, W Als:het-St Newark, n. j.; q T. leinrr, 81
Docks, corner CT raird Philadelphia v. TAILOR, II
Nor->l., Baltimore and agents Inc principal cites N
the United States
Price Twenty Five Cents box; each box incosed
elegantly engraved wrapper with foil directions Ter use
s28 In
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A MEXICAN LOCK DEnOT-Tht

A MERlCAN LOCK DEfOT--The
rican Locks, Lalches &c and furnishing them
greatly reduced prices Persons wishing 10 supply them
competen, person VIII be sent 10 ANY part of The city,
Brooklyn to take for house whenever required
and the locks warranted TO give satisfaction Orders from
the should the thickness doors and whether
they open 10 the right hand or left ON entering.
VAN BLhRCnM ChAMPLlN.
OILS IwA 80 Prarl-s;.
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FNO HATTERS.-The subscriber has
il constantly on hand full assortment of Silk Plush,
which he offers Cor sale al very low prices.
THOMAS p. CUMMINGS,
sf5 islm 72 P.ne-Street, near Pearl
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n EECHES Leechcs !! Leeches I.
~ 10000 very fine, healthy German and Swedish Leec
e inst received and for sale very reasonable Wholesale and
retail, or carefully applied, by WILLIAM WATSON, Che
mist aud Pharmaceuls., Arohecarie.' Hall, 50 Catherine
strep, iYl5 3ni
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NJ Second Advent Association hold worship
with preaching Tomorrow (sabball Morning at los o.;
clock Afternoon ats Evening al 7. in The Commercai
School Room, 1871 Aenst, Opposite the Methods 81 Church
ole
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WARRANTED TO RURN AT ONE HALF THE EXPENSE
or either Oil or Gas
FENRE Difficulty which has heretofore ex-
J. isted in Trimming OF Camphne Lamps is now en-
rriy obviacd by Of Mordble Cap and Other I'M
portat improvements which, upon Inspection, will satisfy
public that they oban Lamp uprrior 10 any
in usc-'vi burn without Smoke or Smel-produce
equal steady light in all directions and regulated by
u single movement. Also, Improved Tailor s
Lamp. Camphene, Chemical Oil and Spirits, maniac
ured upon Improved System. wholesale and reail de-
vered any part of the city from the Old Established
Stand of GEORGE MITCHELL,
oil Inn Catherine street
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MIR. DEMPsTER's Next Ballad Sol.


C;vn,nasuus zn5 Greene and . Am streets DOW
open daily and the evenings alternately. Gentlemen
whose prevent their exercising during The day nle
can join the Evening Class AJunor Class tom i 10 o.
Fulton Ferry open every day and evening Fescng ard
Cnnrr,nn t..mrht ne nsnal 2iyis
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RINNELL, MINTURN &CO. No. rs
Ne Sou,h->,reet offer for sale
200 cases EngIe, shea,hng Copper, trom IA to 22 or
900 tons E. slisE Iron, assorted.
u Try poIs, l4G, i6o 100 and 200 gallons.
goo boxes Tin Plates, assorted.
1900 nbS Galego Flour, fresh.
4rd boxes Havana Sugar bIowG
200 bbls. Brazil do
800 chests Cougou Tea.
1910 sngs Rio Coffee; prime green, new crop.
1900 pieces usc Sail Cloth, "a and so inch beachea anu
unb!rached.
7G0 pieces Russia Ravens Duck
p bales Russia Shcetings, brown.
100 do. do Diapers, superior
- prime Ivory Teeth. asd 500 ScrIvelns
81 cases Chinese Nermiion.
SO do E. l. Rhubarb-lO cases Manila Indigo.
1906 MATS Csssie
80 chests Lac Dye.
80 jars Chinese Soy.
lG0 cases German SOap-40 pipes olive oh-
u bales Fiorrtte per, entitled TO deDeNtuFt.
crates superior Earthenware-Tea SETS
$40 boxes Sperm Candies, assorted
400 tn,S Steamboat Goals.
sou tons Chalk.
ALS0-An assortment of Canton Silks.
White Psngees. 80 inch.
White PeDsee Handkerchief, figured
Crimson do do do.
White do do plain.
Crimson DO do do
Black SanS-Satin Damask, nSs0rtef color
Eubr oidered and Damask Grape shawl' various no
patterns. 80
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GHEAP-25 Chaldren Virginia Coal
" very cheap, for sale al az Pear.-st elt
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G. UKTOUTS, CLOAkS, &c, in a va
~ reiy of styles, ready made al the Establishment for
garments ofhe first quality No 22a Broadway, American
Hotel WIN, i. JENNINGS So lsti
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| TOHN McCABE s. CO.'S Intelligence
~ Office, "a NaSau-st DEMONSTRATION. NJ. II. Gan
ncll,H. nrevort, ESQ w. Irving Prot. R-nwick. asu
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NEW sTORE.-COUTH0UY &

NEW STORE.-COUTHOUY 81
ly MEYERS respectfully invite their friends aad the
public generally TO cali at 34 Broadway aad examine
the assortment OF LAMPS, CANDELaBRAS, GRAN
DOLES, SILVER PLATED and BRITTANIt WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY, AND HOUSE FURNISHING
and offer for sale prices that cannot fail TO satisfy pur
chasers.
iacture OF their LAMPS CANDELABRA, GIRANDoLEs ac c.
~ are enabled offer them in great variety patterns
and finish suitable for Churches, Hotels Stores Dmengs
and Steam or Sailing Paekets These last new aud
most desirable article, well worthy OF the attention OF
owners and shipmasers.
Attention is particularly invited 10 the SOLAR LAMP, so
Justly celebrated its Superior brliancy and economy
rbiS Lamp tested by accurate experiment. affords
TWICE THE LIGHT OF Astral, while it burns during IN
,oual number Of hours at HALF THE EXPENSE.
COJTHOUY MEYERS will keep constantly on hand
conplee assortment OF the articles above eHumeratrd AND
hope BY their end.avors 10 consult The tastes and WISHES OF
"tici 81 for their establishment OLE Inns
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M ATCHES lower than ever.--ln con
w sequence Of the reduction of duties by the late
tariff the subscriber selling his stock OF Gold and Silver
Levers, Anchor Esca pement Lepme, and other Watches
OF and spcndld patterns ard Iewey retail 1T n
considerable reduction raU his prices, being much
lower than they be bought for any Other place
the city. Gold Watches as low $50 10 So each
Watches and Jewelry exchanged bought All watches
warranted 10 keep good time the money returned
Watches and Clocks repaired in best manner I'D
ranted, AT much less than the usual prices
G. c. ALLEN. Importer OF Watches and jewellery.
s26s IF wholesale and retail. 50 Wat-s., NJ stairs