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AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS BELL.
tSiores Nos % .7nn aud il5 Ftifon street,

BY THOMAS BELL.
tSores Nos. % .4nn aud il3 Fshon street,
SATURDAY.
Atl0ls o'clock IN the sale rooms.
Splendid Furniture Sale--W be sold. AS erensiye ano
elegant of and second hand household ano
cabinet umate of all descriptions has been Tor some n'
presented 10 the housekc ping public.
Also 80 'arrets from hotel including beautiful Brussels
ingram and Venetian sizes. Also elegant hat saus
aud some splendid new furniture
MONDAY,
A. 0ls o'clock in the sale rooms
Extra Sale of Day Goods and Pledged ArelesA beautiful
stock Of assorted seasonabe dry goods forming desirable
sorment Of articles in the line fresh aud asonabe
Also, ladies' hats illnery and hosiery Also number Of
articles from pawnbrokers pistols pls ndd guns
valuable watches, Jewelry &c.
TUESDAY,
At l01s o'clock in the sale rooms,
Large Sale of elegant Clothing Of all descriptions and sua.
HE 10 he
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~ ORIENTAL WATERsOFtGOLD.--An originss
and elegant article for the toilette perfume
emphatically Identifying lotion, TO remove impurities
sunburns sc. romrthe skin. and mako the complexion
fair and fine. E.s ----- g.
Buy ONLY at II Maiden lane.
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GENTLEMEN or Families laying aside articles of wearing
APPAREL and wishing dispose of the same for cash. can
Obtain from the subscriber 20 than from any other
person. -
To ladies and gentlemen about leaving the city being encum
bered With superfuous wardrobe will find much 10 their
send for the subscriber who will attend them at
their residence by appointment. A line addressed to
49, - BOX l07 LOWER POST OFFICE
will he cfually ATTN l.,elf
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Price Two Cents
u. y. District Court.
Before Judge Belts.


Der. s-DEcIsIoss ,-Esafe Of John II. Coster.-Mr.
Coster has received certificate OF discharge under the
bankrupt act Between the time Of Mr. C's fling his pc
on and obtaining the first Decree decree OF bankrupt
from the Court of Chancery order for the appointment
OF receiver on his estate which IL large embracing
his interest in Mrs C real estate under the will OF her
father Mr. Daniel Boardman-his interest partner in
the assets OF Bergman Ebbets, besides his individual
property amounting in all TO something like $3.50 000
Mr. Waidell, the general assignee claims to be put In
possession OF this property for the benefit of all the
creditors Of Mr. Coster under the provisions Of the bank
rupt act thereby deny ing the right of the receiver In
chancery to SUCH and made TO this court
der to that effect Judge Belts gave opinion at much
length He decided in favor OF the property being
rendered to the general assignee and that Judgment
ditor has no higher or stronger claim than any other
William BoneH vs. ship Henry ClayBonell it will be
and mate of the Henry Clay for cruel and unusual treat
ment and, in addition prosecuted them criminal
PLANT on which they convicted. He also libeed
the vessel for about for asserted be due him.
his expenses in getting from Cronstadt to New York
England physicians bill, counsel fees &c The Court
decided that he had good for quitting vessel at
Cronstsdt but he should have applied to the to be
home who could have sent him for the $40 provided
by lawhs sickness did not arise performance
for the vessel and She therefore, is not liable that
treats any of the the latter has his remedy against
him Individually The Court decided that the libellant
be allowed $70 the amount OF wages for the voyage and
$50 additional for counsel fees and incurred in
prosecuting his clamany monies already paid him to
be deducted.
United States Rankin, Smith, Co., cinimanfs.--
This action to test the legality Of seizure OF nine
of thread imported from Scotland in ls4l. The
seizure made on the ground OF false invoice being
asserted that the charge 40 per cent too low The
jury found for claimants.
For the United States, Messrs Hoffman and Watson.
For claimants, Mr. i. B. Cutting.
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SALE or EsTArrs IN BArxRurrcv.-The rssiduary in
terest in assignments and effects Of 24l estates in Bank
rupcy were sold at Public Auction, (by order Of Mr.
Waddeil general assgnee,) Thursday and Friday
Among them the asagnments Of Silas NJ StiIlwel
the interest Of Of the partners in tn assignments Of
Keller NJ. Neil Co, Van Pelt Fowler. Butler AID
rich, Geo. Dearborn Co, Park Benjamin); Granger,
Birch 4 Co; Snow Rundlet & Snow; Reilly Taggart;
Holmes Myers; Messr Beaded; Comstock Andrews;
Daniel W. 0auntley; Bailey, Keeler Remsen; Bigeow
Clough 3. r. 4 A. Brooks Alleoud vcat; Hunting
ton Campbell; Snow, Fsirchild Co; 0riggs. Day 4
Quackenboss; Cowles, Brothers Co; Tooe Lent; NJ.
Judson Co; Dodge, Smith Co; Plant, Dorscst < Co;
Kellogg Merriam; Dufield, Swift & Raymond; Doyle &
Patterson; l.. Brewster; Plat Rdgson; Kasson &
Hoyt; Graham, Msybee Co; +. Morgan Co; =. NJ.
Morgan Co; Mech, Jackson & Co; Jesup, Swim Co;
Mcrcein Everett and many others. Some Of the resi-
duary interests sold for 81 cents others high a. $40
hey were mostly bought In by the parties themselves
The 24l estates sold for about 81, 100.
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RIor.-For the last two or three weeks the upper
part OF the county has been the theatre OF not, dis
cord, incendlarism and blOodshed. The cause, a
difficulty between the Northern Liberties and In
dependence Hose Companies, the members OF which
should have long this found rest and shelter In
the Eastern Penitentiary. Clubs hatches, and axes
have been literally resorted to-bood been shed
prousey in streets, and the property OF our citl-
set fire to by these rufians themselves, in or
der that they might meet in disgusting combat
No sane man doubts, for moment, that the mani
fold confagratons which have occurred within
few squares of each other, was the work oil these
lawless and outlawed bandui.. Would that their
vilainous profes were hung up In frames
The CLOTH CAsEs.-Uncle Sam has been doing
flaming business in the cloth trade. Within a
month two past he has had Judgments rendered
In his favor to the amount OF several hundred thou,
sand dollars worth OF this article, OF contrapand
character. The United States District Court IS now
engaged in another suit of this nature, which It Is
said will be decided in the old gentemans Dehali.
God knows it will be acceptable, for his bree ches
pockets are scarce of loose change.
Our THEATREs.-Thsse establishments are iull OF
enterprise, but generally speaking, not ful Of GUS
toners. At present, believe, the elections effect
them materially; every man seems TO be poh'cian
every night in every part OF the city, they ieel 1t
their duty to sacrifice amusemens TO what they
consider public good At the Chestnut street, DR..
Lardner has been lecturng TO respectable ana IN
elligent audiences, and his dissertations on the
French revolution albeit threadbare subject, are
highly novel and interesting, and meet with a well
earned applause. The Doctor has the material In
him for lively and lucid lecturer, though there are
times when he falls into sort of dozy dullness, dis
reputable, to his long established fame He can,
and should correct this. II is whispered that Mr.
E: Forrest rejected an engagement with Mr. Porter,
Of the Arch, solely on that account; if he did,
think he acted ungratefuly, as it will be remem-
bered by everybody else, if not by Mr.. F., that Mr.
Porter was an excellent friend Of Forests in the
dark days that prefaced Mr.. Forests fame. The
Arch street is doing pretty lively business. Bur
ton has Just closed an engagement, and J. R. Scott,
with Tom Flynn, and his coaxing rib, are starring
il with somewhat Of effect. The managers pocket
the change and giggle at the Walnut
CIRcus-Beth establishments, Welch's and Wal
nut street, are gngling the pewter.
EDUoArIoN-Upd this head, Iwould inform you
that new and elegant school house in West Phi
ladelphia, will be dedicated TO universal education
on Thursday week, with interesting exercises. The
system prospecting in these dggins. God speed 1t;
and he will, for it is his cause.
The weather is cheering charming- godlike-
smiling and as tranquil as the sumber of an angel
No more at present
Yours, &c. FLIP.
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Correspondence Of the Herald.1


PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8, l842.
salute you as friend-and why not. Surely the
soubriquet becomes one hailing from the Quaker
city. What shall say Of the metropolis Why,
really, if friend William should drop amongst U.S.
at the present time, think he would dsown US for
his progeny, for he would find but little of the drab-
colored spirit amongst us, truly But barring senti-
ments, let's to facts.
II politics were taken neck and heels and tossed
out of the city, there would be little Of interest left
behind this, like Aaron's rod, swallows up all the
rest. We are actually besieged with the belgerent
troopsof either party-and if Satanwas to be asked
his opinion, it would puzzle him to say which were
the most insane set of unatIcs, democrats or wings.
Both straning themselves out OF their breeches
in preparing for the great contest of Tuesday next
both calling the kettle Of the other, black face
and crying out COLONIZATION Colonization Pr
both are equally sanguine of success, and conse-
quently one or the other will look daggers and rats
bane on next Wednesday morning. In the city the
faction In the county the democrats have to bat
tie against party of their own number, termed SIN
corruptibles," who, taking offence at the Irregular
Nominations" Join the. wings in support of their
ticket. The city may be put down as doubtful,
though there is considerable appearance at present
that the Clay faction will be routed. Indeed many
cool members OF that party have expressed belief
in that opinion! The old fellow will take care of
the hindmost.
The McEwKN CAsE.-This has become popular
theme for town gossip and increases in intensity of
interest as proceeds. Popular opinion is decided
ly in favor of the lady. My opinion is that although
weak minded, she is much injured woman, and
the prisoners a couple Of scamps. McEwen still
whnes about his petywhile the devil laughs a. his
elbow, and as for Shee, he is impudent coxcomb,
who thinks every woman charmed Of him, and eve
ry female as thin-skinned for virtue as himself
cannot, neither would anticipate the urys verdict
but II public opinion was permitted TO settle the
matter, Messrs. McEwen and Shec would serve as
pendants to a lamp-post before sunset No one
speaks harshly Of the lady, save few of her own
sex, who call her naughty little woman" Mrs.
McEwen is pretty, and this may serve as key to
their censure. Chambermaids and kitchen We
muses. rise an hour earlier than usual TO steal
glimpse of the trial as detailed the public prints,
while their mistresses ring the chamber-bel and d.
gest the matter before they rise.
Col. JOHNSON. Old Thames arrives in this
city on Monday, from Reading, where he has been
ON a visit to Gen Keine, Of the latter place
Scandal says the Ex-vice President, is feeling for
the Presidency. We shall see what we shall see I!
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Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Herald.1
p.vr,.xopy Oof 1910

BALTIMORE, Oct. 8, 1872
Mr.. EDITOR -
The great contention in the late election was to
secure majority on joint ballot in both houses of
the State Legislature, in order that the victorious
party might elect a United States Senator in the
place of S. L. Kerr, whose time expires, for six
years to come. 1t is now reduced almost to a GER
taintv, though the election has been extremely
close, that the wings have mejorty Of three, aside
from independent candidates. on joint ballot in both
houses, which will give them the United States
Senator. All the counties but three have been
positively heard from, and these depc nds the re-
jority SO much so that in some of them It was
deemed unnecessary to have an opposition.
The Rev. Mr.. Maffitt has finished his course of
lectures, and on Tuesday evening next is to pro-
nounce an Grafton before the Maryland Cadets.
Yours, RoDRRIcK.
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4. HoRACtE 81 ANLEYl,' JUST,
tx bk 5xlrcRf IL RE- r0; sap:a;,
II. BUTLER
= IOUN EaTAfipOOvQ

Ahstoy Of The above may seen BY calling as above
[From the Buffalo Commercial Adve riser Nov g. 1871
As ExrRAoRDSARy CAsK.-The article below from the
Of OF our most intelligent medical whose
tails really remarkable and might well have
posed beyond the power Of medicine.
the Physician who visited the Patient in
and who At the time one OF the Editors Of the CONNER
fri Is rare indeed fallen humanity made TO experience
from hand Providence much and
ferng and such calamtous and shocking mutation
fallen the lot Of James WycEo lad Is OF age
living in the town Of Clarence In this coulty.
James the Of farmer the Offspring Of healthy and
putable parents who have family Of robust child
Without assRnabe cause he was suddenly deprived
followed by what probably attack Of the dry
This rapidly Destroyed first palate the bones OF the roof Of
the mouth and then considerable portion of the jaw
as well inteTuments,: would be difficult to imagine in
what way unsight defomty could be impressed upon
the human divine This fghul disease ceased its
after several month TO renew them again IN
parts Of the system with greater and more destructive
Some two years ago. black SPOTS the intelligent
Their of this child told the writer Of thsws
observed under the aa Of each big This omnous appear
GRADUALLY extended leg within inches
az he knee separation then took place. and due
OF time both limbs dropped off, The ngen of the right hand
were attacked by this consuming masd which extended
arm 10 the like the dead branch Of living tee The
disease then itself at the elbow Of the left and
left producing extensive cxioiation OF the bones
&c The Of the right SIDE pear me centre OF inc
destroy ing complaint in its noirent stages. =.
On examining the boy who notwithstanding nc otM and
mute il really Intelligent pnghty, the greatest marvel 70
how possible for ;n % Wy 'ssos
the dcsh Of its pers could, when reduced 10
ofhumanity, hold and proonG Tor ycau mserAoe sr
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.sns Sas: sS. q, ~
nS s@s S y %fSs and
INJURY do ana x. and nothing su, he e
eye the lower jaw and the Of 1a . sro ,Ns
ing on ne head the appearances Of which shall
The check hi. terrible spreading and hope
1sns %s
masrhe quiet sleep increased strength and stable
JUSTLY Attributed IS mother q s ~;
TbDSss %So q . S Ii S he
truly suspicious and unexpected effects this
the the
calamtss that befs human being '' .
q s. Sif BEEN with
the facts e. forth IN the above from the Commercial Advert
- - 80 ORANGE MANSFIELD. PM.
m. ,,.. 15ss.,.1sD, OAKLAND Co. MI July q ls
led KIM Es 'isS 81 81
who 5isns my is
T
sIf
could hear Of without any great benefit
s hs $ has
$ ' s:1s ssiR sa deep IL
the medicine On 18Th day Of that MONTH CONNIE need
using IT, and used bottle week for Or months
since that time have felt pain IT, have
appeared and seems perfectly sound and can labor with
perony over every thing e.e that have trsd that most
earnestly recommend begin using timmedatey
who may be similarly afflicted. wy YPqr trlyt .ps,
are be-
fore purchasing the article
John Giles, sol Pc street.
William w. Randolph. SIS Fourth street
Lloyd Bryant No. Avenue q.
William stebbins corner Of Rvingtou and Ridge sts.
Richard smith, Sc Clinton street
robert Il; Gordon, I? Orange street
Mrs: A. Hodge, 80 Ridge stieet
Wnlsm Wilson. CO Lewis street
"a. vandewaer, ga Madison street
fe ~ Hi Leland an t % Hudson street H.,
Mrs Ward So Bayara street
:. w. Hsn s, gig GIsnd street
II, B. Knapp, 81 Avenue B-house SOL Fourth street
John Culver, l91 Stanton street.
satisfy that ali that IS said Of
IL they Will take ihs trouble 70 call on Mr. Burger
IA addition Ss WhsS
S prove conciu'vsy that the article yhHt psrP95f' to
CAurror-As the fame of this wonderful medicine exfends
pgtaon The afflicted therefore should be CAREFUL il they
warEN signature Of G. BRsroL the cork Of the
by reputable Druggists and Agent. throughout the
William Burger Wholesale Agent. 50 Courandt street, and
Milh.u's Pharmacy Brosdwsy Kashson and Xspnwsi
70 Street, M p z %
Greenwich 1t. sll lmrs
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Court OF Common Pleas.

Before Judges Ulshoeffer, Inglis, and Ingraham.
Der. 6.-DEcIsoNs.-Doniei Hassiton Albert ID.
Bishop.-Appea sustained on payment of costs.
Wiitiam Dormedy vs. C. Hanouss and John s. Whisan
Judgment for defendant demurrer with liberty to
plaintiff to amend, payment OF costs.
Fleming Duncan Pulaski Jacks and Oscar j. H. DID.
bie.-Judgment for plaintiff, on demurrer.
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Court Calcndar-This Day.

Court Calcndar-This Day.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos r. "a 81 to o. co. l0e l0l l02,
IO5.
CmcUir CouRr.-Nos. Ia $780, l44 l6 1853, lS7 1885, lol
I'LL Ia 49, 49, IT, a. l74 49, &c. I0l l02 s5 o. l27
COMMON PLEAs.-Part l.Nos. 49, 81, 49, l5l, g. ~, 81,
81 49, 49, 49, l59, III l2l, 1885, 81 ll6. a. u.s. Al 49,
ls7-Part Mos. So lao, 49, co. ~ 80, ll0, l22, 1884,
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Circuit Court.

Der. 5.-Thomas Blanchard VS.. james PumpeHy-This
alluded Saturday II related to balance
due building steamboat at Owego in 1884, the plain
tiff contendng that balance sought to be retained by
PENDANT had been already settled in action against the
steamboat company. Verdict for plaintiff, with interest,
Sb0A
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MEDICAL.
bRISTOL'S SARSAPARILLA.

MEDICAL.
BRISTOL'S sARSAPARILLA.
ana md i$'a & e SIi
i.ndt Greenwich st. and BY the principal Druggist.
th5cpghout the Union. -. -. ,ubl;c ,hout Sc.
when
has this altitude Of
MANY Oh s 5 81
UNFAIRLY borne witness 10 m superior smeao q, nos
tore % sbon Temonss almost innumsrabe
Sss S By ss nave
Mr. rsh Uw IN Which, BY Is operation hs
sick and despang have been restored to health and
'BBRHsToL's sARsAPARILLA i. rare and invaluable
eOnbn.Os Of yssebs remedies Of Established a. %sde
Il conDlsi"s hat i@Ssaiiss Of hs blood from
S.Sss r ana s3 sSss (. Is:
which has been found z be sovereign remedy,
%s.s ' asf y:
psp a 2SI more rsspssns ssy
nearly all cass Of complaint those Of the ordinary
sssunss. and added popularity. be the direct result Of
daily received BY The prOp,i.o.
issS g @ a. ss'ss
article is all it purporx to be.
Mn. G. G. BRrsroL, Buffalo. N. Y:-
ae and he
hear virtues from those who have used IT, that
attention Our arrangements such with the
much Others and
fs Ss o
age to u. both have now four stores three o.
s% Ssss : ss
nSss q & Sse
New York So See you
70 ''A ''''''' '''' '''' '' A. B. & B. SANDS.
OPINIONS FROM MEDICAL GENTLEMEN:
$ y
s.I.apsri in highly concentrssd iom and as preparation
best us H
SS s|aEs AasE5s I'D s sassIs
From Doctors Wells and Cheney resident Physicians at Can
W. have frequently H. s.id PEE @
Of ssn.p.; practice. and have aiysy. found
and freely that the best preparation of saapaa
E + q AsEr Wells \ IN md.
The following of setter from Dr. j. A. Hyde. of
the oldest and pect,Onsr in The
Mr. T. G. Brs.olDear Sir: am nearly out Of sar.sps,
1'.en
iisgren.y prescribed you. Compound Fluid E.trss.
Ss
:.ss s ss
spas.on u ;ssSs eSsI used '' 's s Ds''
F,om H Dae,! % HcHt rssP:s yours truly A. HYDE
sapslia practise and diseases arising from an i'm
pure the blood Of system
RRRR: H H3Yr NJ Mp i!
ne
A. MILLER, M. d.
h.v. been acquainted with s1 Hs ss rE sam
S sid his % he
The Of T s s s.n 4 AND wi ,,s
trial Of its virtues viii sustain my opinion novrs
From Dr.. A. P. Curtis:
Ihv. frequently SSH ys pe
ss III Of r. s ess Il o :. a. and
psDss;Sn think II. have sS
We certify tina. we attended Julia Ann Van & during
ne: &C. S"ss
E kR H FAGRls n p N. D.
St 4: sSsss s:s be ,, calm. on
.A.-:.;... ;i:An 4. x Sa.y 2, ~
the nv ~ y .' ~ ~; ;II anu Den
nng1on, ~ c h , si;ns 81, IL ud
the ABOVE NJ Ssso - oe .lu: ~ Al anu
ns 70 s
we a,e d " ss Ills , IL,
dcne was inc "esn' VI 80 NJ ii INC
oise&se' ERA STifS Gross NJ n
E~no 70 ~Nooo' W. ~
DARIEr. July 2. 1871:
We the undenignsd. particularly acquainted with Mr.
L. Cross and fully with the facts drawn
In the above safement which we believe be all
and Are assured that through the agency
OF Bistols Sarsaparila that his cure was effected.
STEPHEN KING, ~: Darien centre.
JONATHAN pUhkEE, Justice Of the Peace.
HiitAM a; yC,n6AriMx; r..r.,v
ALANSyqIN ipnEcn} Jusuce OF the reacc.
H.r. HuICHiMSON.
. n FAAoAIn' A,-o rn,.r >, ,e.,
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J. SHANKS, M. d.,

ND Professor Of Ophhamic Anatomy and Surgery, Dis
OF the Eye and Ear, and Imperectons Of Vision.
Office 1872 Broadway corner John street. up stairs :,
N.B-Doctor Shanks inform those affected with
Diseases v the Eye Ear Impeecuons Of Vision thar
application his Office their will meet with that skill
and which necessarily follow mast erenive
practice based accuats anatomical Psychological and
pathological knowledge Of tbs the human Eye and Ear and
that part Of Optics pertaining TO Vision. .
Office hours, from TO- A. NJ to g. p NJ daily, Sundays ex-
eepted.
ksfeence.-The Medical Departmental the University of
the City of New York. s2- cod 1msr
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DISEASES OF THE EYE.
II. X. DIOssY,
OPHTHALMIC SURGEON,
No. 2c7 BROADWAY,
Entrance in Fulton Street, opposite St Paus Church.
ATTENDS TO DISEASES OF THE EYE, AND ALL
The NECESSARY OPERATIONS THEREON.
OFFICE HOURS FROM TO D O'Clock.
Having completed his studies Of with DR. ELLIOTT
Ocult and been subsequently, engaged his assistant r. K
Dossy enabled the Of all diseases at
fecng the organs Of Terms moderate and graduated
the nature and extent of the disease.
Permission given refer his late Instructor and also
Of the eminent Professors OF the Medical Faculty in
New York
NIB The DOR treated unanimously aul
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VELYETS-supsr jet black and blue back Lyons Silk
Velvcts for tailo just received and for sale
oy o. VARET, 40 Cedar u. up stairs sz2 imsrc
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CORDIAL LOZENGES.

Peters Cordial Lozcages specific for the relief of
sick sadache ownes Of spirits melancholy
and debility either from previous disease free lv
ing tremo Of the stomach, ability Of the nerves.
tgue papitstion Of the From efficacy the
PETERS VEGETABLE SHILLING STRENGTHEN.
ING PLASTER.
This only the cheapest but the BEST neaest and most
comfortable plaster in existence.
Peters Shilling Plaster easy and effective remedy
the side somschweakness pain the
chest oins back-stness Of the neckaections of
limbs JOINTS whether produced BY riemssm other
seshabitual head stomachp,e colds coughs,
liver complaints weakness OF the spneTredupositon break
bes and pimpes essness Of the frame, and for
raj debilitation. -.
Let any person afflicted above try Of Peters Shilling
Pasten and Will that he could not be
vailed discard again. for most probably for hun
dred doars. Price ~ i-2 cents. - -
Principal Oces, l23 Fulton Of Nassau and $50
Broadway and % North Sinh Philadelphia IA lmer
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TRANSPARENT AND WASHABLE WINDOW
siAD subscribers have on hand the largest and
most varied assortment OF French and Italian painted Window
Shades SCROLL Gothic landscape and plain for
ale lower be purchased any other establishment in
the CITY They vary in price and quality from the magn
cepr French painting imported in The country,
chcsp Italian STYLE low each. Also hand large
stock Of Chinzes Linens for win lows
irures sc Together with general Of all de-
scripons Of Upholstery Goods Beds Mattresses Curtains
Cnrsn Materials, Gilt ornaments &c. For sale at remark
soLOMoN& HART. Upholstercs, &c.
cxd ms BROAD street