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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-17
FOR PROMOTING TIE GROWTH
AND BEAUTIFYING TIE HAIR

vHNIE GENUINE BUFFALO OIL is ust taking the
place of all other preparations for he hair in
use. 1t beauties and suens the hair, giving it satin
beautifully. As limitations have recently appeared the
outside wrapper OF the genuine will be signed by the pro-
prelor WM BRowN, also copy wright Tor the engraved
direction has been secured and entered according TO OF
Congress, 1870 See that Buffalo Oil" is impressed upon
the glass bottle avoid the counterfeit Dealers can be
supplied of WM BROWN, 4sl Washington 81. Boston
For by J. A. DUNBAR, Woodstock, VI,
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NASHUA AND LOWELL RAILROAD
~ f:ss7Ts1 t77,.t.:s.l, r7sss- IN
$500 Ss' "a s'slss ss s5sS5
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
IN and after MONDAY, March IA, ls4a, The passenger
" trains will run MS follows;
LEAVE NASHUA LEAVE BosToN
At Ia A. NJ. At and II Am,
At 10 I'll AN At 2 r. NJ
At III and r. N. At 3-l p. NJ.
LEAVE LOWELL
At Ia AM At IL la I'M. Al IA Pm. At JPN.
or immediately on the arrival of the cars from Boston
WAY PAssENoEGs taken and lett at Tyngsborongh
North Chelmsford and Mddcscx.
Persons in Lowell wishing to take the Cars for Nashua
will be conveyed to the Cars free of expense by leaving
their names AT the Railroad Ticket Office and passengers
arriving AT Lowell in the Cars from Nashua will be con-
veycd TO any part OF the city without charge.
pr From Nashua to Lowell, so cents.
i"' ! From Nashua, to liOston, 8 80.
On the arrival OF the NJ Nashua stages leave for all
part OF Hampshire, Vermont NcwiOrk and CanadaS
via Amoskcag, Concord kccnc ChacsiOwn, Franccsown
and New London n. II. Windsor, and Braucborro, VI.
Books kept in BosToS ut the stage Olcc, No. and
II Elm-street,-hlso in LOWELL at the NOrtnern and
Western Railroad and Stage Office in front of the Depot
where seats can be secured IN any of the Coaches and
information balncdrcspecting the different stage
routes.
Passengers leaving Nashua BY the Ia and 10 ii
A. NJ take the of the Boston md Maine Railroad
Vt Wilmington for Andoyer, Iavrrlil Exeter Dover
Great Falls. Portsmouth and Portland.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS, will leave the Freight Depot al
Carlestown and Nashua every morning. (sundays excep
ted.)
All goods to be transported on the Rail Road ron!
above Lowell, mast be sen, to the Company's Fresh
Depot, Charestown, nj the end oiWnrrCn Bridge.
Goods to he forwarded by the morning trains must b
sent to the Depot early us the evening before.
The Company having provided large aud commodou
c-lIouSes both in Nashua and Chnrcsown and hnv
ing completed their arrangements for the Transportation
OF Merchandise. give notice that they prepare,
to transport all Goods and Country Produce which b.
forwarded to their Dcpots, and for this purpose hav
furnished safe and covered which will perfectly Sc
cure goods from damage and careful and experienced mrI
take charge the Transportation business AT the De
pots, and to accompany the goods over the road.
The COMPANY, determine not only to accOmmodnt,
the public. hut extend every facility their power
both to Tcnmsers and Merchants, have fixed upon th
follow ing rates of Freight;
50, 50 per each way between Nashua and Charles
town.
Bulk Salt Plaster, Lime Stone, Lumber &c 81 per ton
SI,O0per ton each way between Nashua and Lowell.
All Regular Teamscrs running to the cars will be car
red over the road between Nashua and Charcstown cacl
way, free Of cSpcnse.
ONsLOW sTEARNs Superintendent.
Nashua, March 25, lsi2. lOl-f
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CONSERVE OF IIOLIYHOCK. One Of the
~ best compounds among Thomsonian medicines for
Quinzy, Colds. Rheumatism SC.
For sale at the Jewelry Store OF
Dec. 3. ~ RANDALL.
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New Line Of Stages,
FROM LUDLOW TO WOODSTOCK.

THE subscribers will commence running Tuo Horse
i Stage, the 18th OF October from Ludlow, win. ~
son Furnace, Plymouth and Bridgcwaior TO Woodstock,
w. leaving Johnson's Hotel Ludlow on MONDAYS, Wed
ncsiays and Fridays, at hall past O'Clock, r. M,aer
the arrival of the kccne aud Rutland Stagesand arrive at
Woodstock. halt.past O'Clock. p M-cavc Whitncy's
Hotel Woods tock Tuesdays Thursdays and SATURDAYS
at O'Clock A. NJ and arrive at Ludlow in time for the
Keenc Stage which leaves Ludlow ut 10 o'clock A. NJ,
aud the Rutland and Burlington stage which leaves nj
hafpnst 9 O'Clock, 7. NJ.
Passengers going North, from the East South, will
find this the most direct route; ms they can take th
burlington Stage kecne WapOlc, u. Falls, Chestero
Cavendsh and arrive at Woodstock the same dav nj half
past oclock, p. M-also passengers can take the Bur
nson Stays Mt Miideburv, Brandon, Pittsord, Rutland
Shrewsbury and Mount Holly and arveat Woodstock the
day, mt halfpas O'Clock, where Srgcs leave the
next day for all parts OF the country.
RIP. POLLARD & co.
II. r. POLLARD Plymouth,
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, Tyson Furnace, p,or,;,,or,
JOSEPH MARTIN, DO.
Isaac u. JOHNSON, Ludiow,
Sept. 81, l-4l. Taft
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Spfrtt of tie Age.
MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1912.
AHered-tor the Spirit Of the Age.
DEMOCRATIC RALLYING SONG,

DEhoS IL III RA LILY NC SONG,
Our iarthers quaied not in the field,
Before naughty tyrant's slaves!
And shall their sons ignobly yield
To Junto's base and cringing KNIVES
Forbid II sons of worthy sircs
Like theirs, our altars shall be free
Unquench'd wen keep their sacred fires,
As beacons, DER expressions seu.
On Bennington when old Stark Lled.
And dying, blesl his couEtry,s name
The vital spark of Freedom fed,
And burst into II living flame
De ours the glorious task to keep
Unsullied, Till the end of time.
Its glowing torch, while ages sweep
Along their endless march sublime.
Back TO the records of the Past
And read of deeds your fathers done,
When Freedoms Sky was overcast,
And through its gloom proud Allen shone!
Call up the mighty men of old
Those champions of the bold and free
Who first the massy stone on rolled
That prcst Vermont aud Liberty!
BE these our leaders in the field
Our lights along the Council Hail.
Like them Wen ncer to tyrants Yield,
But freely live, or brayely fall!
IT'S no, for us to dread the light
That lives in truths eilulsent ruy!
IT'S not for Us TO dread the night
That ushcrs in glorious day!
Then FREEMEN, STAND! be not dismayd,
Though Juhlos' rear their banners high!
There's virtue still in freedoms blade,
And guidance in her starlight sky
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lrPCap,un Hall says, "Tell Captain Tyler
III a, U. s. stands for United States and Universal
Suffage FOO"
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WM. DROWN,s PENCIL PASTE.

TN one minute yon produce polish far superior to
British Luster, IL being paste, is used without max.
inc Dust which is great objection to powder. Look
to vonr Stoves and Crates if would have them
aud bearing light ns,er. Price, l2 cents roll
Families can be supplied at most Of the Druggist and
Grocery Stores In Boston, Dealers be supplied nj the
manufacturers price, of Dana Eyens Co., slas Pierce
IL Co., VIM. Stcarns & Co., WIN b. Bradford Co..
For sale by j. A. DUNBAR
Woodstock Vt. 9l
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MYSTERIOUS.

vi i y L. II ~ u D.
A GENTLEMAN belonging to one ofthe most ancient
n and wealthy families OF this city, who must be well
known friends; having since the 1873
np recentv been bent nearly donble and for several
confined to his bed has been restored to good health
has regained his natural erect postionand has quilted
his carriage, and walks with ease! We believe
this is the acntlemans description as near ms possible
aud there cxa2geratiOn in 1t. Wew give inInrers
his address, and doubt not his humane feelings will ev
cuse the lberty that any one doubling, NAV knon
these ,cts-hongh he requests his may not appear
in print. Among other similar instances, Mr. Jas G.
REYNOLDS ii Christie street has been restored and will
give personal Of the facts Of his case Both
were rheumatsni and contracted cords and sinews.-
How has this been done,
An,wer.-By the Indian Tegetabis Eiirer internally,
and Hewes Nerve and Bone Liniment externaly.-N y.
Herald.
only Sold by COMSTOCk ~ co,
II Maiden Lane, New York.
J. ROSS JrWoodsiock, Vi.
57-ly b. b. NEWTOT Norwich.
j. C. BROOKS, Hartford,
A. 4 n. W4RDNER, Windsor.
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THOMsONIAN COUGH CANDY.

lust arrived from Boston, entire article, GEM
pounded expressly for children and adults afflicted with
hard colds, coughs. persons Of consumptive habits
For sale at the Jewclry Store OF ~
APRIL 90 NATHANIEL RANDALL.
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400 TallmanJs6 Phelps COPE bbls pork sTseban
ScottS3 bbs whiskey Doves Cary-3G hhds sugar Lea
bb pork pkgs mdle 95 hhd' sugar 3 do so
Collins Coil hhds tobacco Alvoidl ~ D.
II do bacon CeieG coll bbls lard cask nam "
bbl do pork DO lard NieScsn3II nsisSs DO eoh
per c MoHan-l3 rolls leather f Hopkins co.'s iole
Merritt col cask bees Rowland COL 49, p Rn ng y
60. pEs Throwbridre scbsies hemp Howane Apinwal
"a bIls oil az ksrs lard uryee Oeason nd tobacco
Fmncs Sis kss lard Tnomss 0I do Brown, hf or
BPS brandy Leger 2bxs eask, lyman e. ,gasks ms
"a Waiirr-i Wos& endrick.-l, sacks feathers Eve
Boouan Johnston Cos Mas
ser< Msrroc 4 CO bales SKINS l. J Whe-2 pks Mrs
Lighton-ic s old gold Newstadt Barreu-3 mc1 Will
;iams--a uks and bales Dgaper-5 q Hasteings
boz oil stones Walsh Maoy.2 by specie LoI'ard-s5
Kegs butter NJ Bliss pkgs AyerlI chests
derpoo9l bbs rye empty do NJ Yasner CO.'S sacks
feathers Smiths casks bees Weder2l bxs
hid order. 80
DARIEs-Bng Robert Bmce-5e.ooo to r Demill
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AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS BELL.
Stores Nos. 20 Ann and lis Fulton sfreef.)

SATURDAY.
Al 1913 O'Clock at the sales room,
Large sale Of valuable furniture OF all descriptions.
Also piano orres elegant gsndoes. lamps and lustres
beautiful msnle clock, sc.
Also 40 excellent sofas 100 bedsteads g-raors ssrs
100 hair Venetian blinds assorted sizes 80 looking glasses
best double hair mattresses, ie22r
MONDAY,
AZ l0ls O'Clock ~ the sale
Extensive Sale of kegeraor, Venetian Blinds, Safes, Ac
Will be sold without q valuable pate
tlatng rergeato 100 pair venetian blinds safes,
aud some furniture.
TUESDAY
AT l0h o'clock, at the auction ROOM
Large Stock Of London CothngAn entire extensive and
valuable stock Of London clothing Of all descriptions and
table for the season. received decf from England
sns hunting and sporting coats and jackets dress and ock
coats elegant and panaloons also fine drilling,
hight summer arttc of for senmen bombasne
vests pantaloons &c.
WEDNESDAY,
AT lO1a O'Clock In the sale rooms.
Extensive sale OF elegant and fashionable Of all de.
scrptlons.
THURSDAY,
At l01a o'clock at the sale rooms.
Large sale Of Piano Fores.
Friday,
At l01a o'clock in the sale
Summer Clohing-A splendid variety Of gencmen's cloth
Q suitable for the
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C do Dexter Bush bis Nee all x COIL cs KessIer g.
do Wood, Johnston Buuett-2z cks bd iron Crooks
80 ss w Whehsad-3oe s Sc erts G,nnell, Mntum
Coz Evan Patton Sfswarii do Bird, Chilean CO.:
do Hall Brs.he, * co--l3 I Swanwick---l3G Handler
u Newbol-I X Hog cot w Nj Ficksley-i8 Sand
Hastings co-92 Cocker & Sons- John wason-Ig Smt.
ThurSar co-3o Bueried Fisher93 Richardson Wat
son-i Hunter-l3J Edelson--5 Macy-lG7 Coley Smt
IL ra5t,son cola To?ker Mead eos Naslrek
~ STUART col: John Ferguson-l Firth Hall-J
WENDELL NJ w Wid-3A Bells Nicoles Pierce
WIN vyss-l8 w Whifewrieht--2 Cunningham Buchanan
y x X Roosevet20l A Mitchell co-l50 bxs tin, s.
shs erne plates John Css-lS bds gas pipe; Walwoth
snyi's mats 1885 bars IS bdls and 10 copper
ST JOINS, PR-Brig Eortl00 hhds Alsop Cha,n-
cey-00 Harmony X co-8i Thompson K Adams.
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BY RlELL & ARCULARIUS,

SATURDAY, June 18th.
AT l01a o'clock AZ the sale room
Oil Pan,ings-A fine collection of paintings comprising many
originals by the old worthy the attention OF private
gentlemen and the trade.
MONDAY. June 9th, at the sales ROOM
General Assignee's Saes-By virtue of sundy DEGREES in
ruptcy issued of the District Court Of the u States
for the Southern District of NewYork vesng the
sell public auction, the sales of R. Ateullus,
conner OF Broadway and Dame streets the city OF N York
Monday the eth inst II O'clock A. M the stock In
trade of merchant tailor, consisting Of great vanetv Of
cloths cassmeres, vesng summer st-hs trimmings. &c
Also the fixtures and implements Of trade Also the stock of
fashionable millinery 4blshmen consisting OF variety Of
and fashionable articles being Of the personal
Of said Bsnkrupts. VIM Coventry H. Waddell Official &c.
neral Assignee.
49, At io'a o'clock at the sales room 3Oi Broadway
Wines, Liquors Segas &c-Consisting Of very choice
Nansey and south SIDE madeira Duff Codons pile and bro
sherry port and j Julien caet star aud anchor champagne
Dupey brandy in bond codis and patent alabaser
other articles IN the line 10 which the attention Of private am
lies is invitedo be sold IN lots suit purchasers c2s
WEDNESDAY.
Ar 10Y o'clock AZ the auction room,
Elegant Furniture and PianosA large the
made fashionable furniture including full and half French
hogany chars dining tea and tables wsrdrobes
bureaus, toilet tables looking glasses tued and spring
sofas oomans dvas rockers dressing bureaus feather beds
mattresses and pillows, office desk, &c.
Piano So several spe ndid piano forte by elebra-
ted makers combining all the modern mpro, aud
mned cqualto instrument made in this ctyinay he
mined one DAY previous to the sale
Also, splendid seralhim, London made.
Ass, organs of which is suitable fal church
Also, large nood ON, rla, iEg seNcra airs
Also, lot OF table cutlery bedding, and Of other
ARTICLES for account OF whom 1t may concern.
Also elegant upight piano made by Firth, Hall and Fond
Of New York.
Also, splendid glass chandelier.
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Ship Masters.

here will give to Commodore w A bassett fleet
Of the shipping left at the whence they sailed the
foreign newspapers they may have Commodore Basse will
board them Immediately their arrival. We will recprocate
the favor in
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PHILApELpHIA AUCTION SALES.

BY WOLBERT x HERKNESS,
Philadelphia Auction Mart Capeneer Court Oh
south side between Third and Fourth streets,
Imported Improved Durham Short Horn.Mr Whaker stock
ON FRIDAY. JULY lst,
At o'clock in ue afternoon Poweon the west side Of
the Schuylkll, Market ST, Bridge,
Three Improved Durham Short Horn Cows this coun.
by Mr.. Whitaker Five Bulls two Hefers Of different
Catalogues at sale. jel5cad % ylr
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(tAUTIONPaul Jones Jenpett native Of Philadelphia,
house carpenter member Of the Odd Fellows Lodge No
4, Of Wilmington, Deswae has deserted his wife and child
gle Wilmington and in this city This caution al
beware Of him. His wife and child Phiiadel-
phia, with her father. HENRY QUANTlN.
ieoho kc
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Our correspondents in foreign ports respectfully requested
send by every vessel all the marine intelligence they
obtain. Nautical information of any kind from any
siding at home abroad, will be thankfully received.
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porTJrGITESE FEMALE PILLS.
sxurcr cf.rc.d and celebrated Pills, from Portugal arr
w. ,..cs,v, 10 I've lined in tins county Dee auves
,ept on The LAST column Of fourth page. II. y
NAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON has rsmove'
lJ'L. ToS.,, rise OFFICE, TO NO. HERALD DOEpiNo
.or,er az Nassau and Fulton streets. lee sm 'ns
N1OCKIN1; BIRDs-Between >" and 40 young Mockinl
NJ - 49, ss oi he aith ind condition, FOR sale. Also
paas H. rs in full sorg. Az warranted TO be IN heal
nv cona,on Apply a Al ihomts-'t le23 I've
M, 1.pocERs AND DkUGGiSTS.-Wanled, sitoa
ron for lad Is OF age, OF unexceonable character
ID h,is in q Grocery Drug Store He will b. eSpecie.
- i,.s ss'""G r." Il tie Herald Office ie23 3Iisr
COLLECTIONS all parts OF the United States made
II the favorable terms,by
jee5c 20 Wall ST. and i3O Broadway
PED OR PENCIL CEDAR TRUNKs-Thc undersign-
~ ed III addition TO his manufacture Of lros Chests Safes
Sc has added that of making Red Pencil Cedar Tuns
for the purpose Of preventing moths and other destructive m
vermn Durng their IL also gives delight
n perfume 10 clothes contained in them They covered
with patent leather handsomely brass mounted similar 70 the
elegant India Camphor Wood Trunk, and will probably be
good for the Of keeping their contents free from moths
&c. and will be sold much cheaper The larger sizes noun.
ted mot intended for veng) and have good
locks to them.
j25 tsr corner of Gouverneurs lane
a FIRST RATE 1NVESTMENT.-To be sold at Igiyate
"A sale CIRCULATING LIBRARY consisting Of 5000
volumes assorted and arranged including Histories Biogra
phies Voyages and Travels &c Any young man
capital Of $500 $780, buy these books dirt cheap and
doRble his money in year. For particulars enquire OF
Thomas Bell Auctioneer Ann street aud MIR. Little Libra
9 Nassau OF whom catalogues can be obtained Tor
inspection, and the books seen. Je25 1--we
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PIANO FORTES
CROTON WATER.

CKOION w AIER.
u mEApES rE aNED %Th TN
well as ale cider aad other fluids, Of lead the adoption
nss Of Citizens has been sttcas me pro-
s sG: Of nS'% and s @ GG% s so GG ~
Cits the State Comm, Ensisesr OF Aaueuct
g; S The The :S b.
% ss"si sfss g." Essf%n
s%ss s , f e. @ s,s Strength ard aa
esssny e Ms s g Gm ase e sas g. s o P
tons The timed es will be ned ~ rees varying bu
every imposs II he ais aes ass I'D . soaieSd b"i
sses '1 he Interest,"" ted By e who s &
nation them are invited % , md for s,.,r and
sSs d.s'd Ias.r' TO Spruce Or 70 tos
HEALING MIyEHAL wATERs;-sIaion s9,n1s
SEQ leo BrsalMay Bsenspi Room.Fo! ,he aariy siled
ffasy on s cc Sd pS G
affection Of the kidney Sc reference Thy their penssion)
made to q HG ,HaT'Ss s'Sl Si"sfS
R Prof B fAFTERs t,S SMs sS pp Med Dep
Dr. Witt Cherry Valley. Ny.
E. Hoi b statHH 81 B Ss M.a S'ese NY
From certificate of lysis made for the Popre
'ss st seS % s'
s s"'nihs,e Q, Masnes e 40
Chloride of Sodium 22j
Chloride Of Magnesium . ID
E:;;,: ssaF
100 81
Sulrhuretted Hydrogen Gas. :. l6 cub. ms.
For sale by Messrs Rushon Aspnwal their stores,
sI oawy fi H Scr ' Bos %m s. Sands e S
Broadway and Climbers IT. III J. Il. Chiffon Broadway
H. p. Leeds, Fulton street. Brooklyn. je2i 3mc
SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION, SCHOHARIE co.
Fourth OF July-The Grand Opening Bal, for TIE Season,
Will take place the of the 18th July he Sharon
Springs Pavilion which fo the reception of visit
No pains will be spared TO ender the
able. G. w. B. GEDNEY.
je2i 2liy
GCO REWARD.-Losl, supposed TO have been dropped in
pO University Place between 18th and ith dia-
ond bre. rnwith safety guard gold chain and pn attached
Sad composed Of large cluster small bilnts,
in gold, the back resembling honeycnmb The finder will
the above reward by calling So University Place
Of 18th PlwnhioLers and others cautioned
against purchasing said pin. New York June 23l l8i2
Je2i SIC
B. TIdMERMAN rs Broad street, offers for sale lots
q +. to snt purchasers,
Champagne, Danotte brand supe iior quality
Poit, ~ Or casks
QSlpe oil, in baskets
Dnppern in vintage 1884 and 1887
ehahiis 1884 ie2i ats
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DOR SALE-The Yacht ON.KA.HY-E.-Shc is 81 feet
long, 2s feet beam and 10 fee, hold. Her cabins are ex-
tensile and snperby fitted up II wanted for Yacht she
would wen adapied for packet between of the West
India landsto the China other trade where
speed object She admirable sea-boat ned would
convey large combining buoyancy with p
than other vessel aoat She and
built aud would be valuable dispatch vessel tender
deck from having part Of her ball ST. Gao tons kee
by which her stability greatly increased For commercial
purposes, she would require other ballast.
tavng satisfied myself that going for pleasure may
lw'out very great sacrifice be dispensed with, would
sails rigging, furniture, SC &c. &c. ia perfect order She
he without dollars She be
PERTH Amboy For further particulars inquire of Ira Bliss,
at the Office Of the c. and A. II. II. Company, or to
JOHN c. STEVENS,
i.23 South Amboy,
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EAIR-Previo,s the dedication Of the French Catholic
a Cn s = Canal French ladies have rsos
completion There will be great variety OF elegant curious
md useful attic IN exhibition and for sale The occasion Will
WHICH And issas cam f Be- e but sG e doubt s a %
a. Of siss VIII b, justified and approved by the gene
literature, thai will MT rejoice at having tempt,
afreson in whchthe language OF classic France vii be the
ordinary medium of instruction ie25 Str
A LEDON Importer of SegaD, No ~ Nassaustreef, ha,
constantly hand general assortment of the best
choice brand Hy and Principe Segsrs also lot
He will execute with pro all may be favored
with, ON the most satisfactory terms le23 a"e
SLEEP COOL The Subscriber rsenared to
supply ,nsr customers and the ppes N general with he
prices h all may enjoy the luxury sleeping COOL and upon
rising in the morning they will feel SO cent better than ate
and our word for it. will wish to sleep on feather
G. Phi GRATACAp
Upholctsry and Paper Hanging Wsr.hou;e,
ie2i2wsc No. ~ Made, lane.
PIANO FORTES
MANUFACTURED by A. II. GALES CO.. late N;
w t'ano Forte Co-PuTchasers invited to mine he
tory and Ware Rooms, Third Avenue corner of Threenr
N. B. Prices suit the times. jel lm~ins
plANO FORTEs FOR HIRE,--A variety OF good toned
Piano tortcs constantly kept hire the minufacto
No Al West Fourteenth between he Fifth and Sixth
Also good Piano Forte superior qua
ty with 90 octaves OF rosewood and mahos for sale
reduced prices al 3mr
ITO AMATEURS OF THE FLUTE.-Mr BARTON,
pupil of the late celebrated tlaitst, ahaes Nicholson
having recently arrived from Europe inform the public
instruction on the Fste according the of the above
ceIsbrafed m,ster.
hours Of iii d IMAM rsi meo o c
pIANO FORTE FOR sALE-A spl, ndid instrument in
tcrici orde and warranted for sale ioS Washngton-st
for STA cost $3.50 and has been ia but short time.
je2i stsrc
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BY f. j. BEARNS. Ancl,oueer
Ia fslloR street.

BY F. ]. BFAKNS, AnctioneeT
Ia fN4oa street.
THIS DAY,
Alto O'Clock, at lJ9 Fulton street.
Books and StationevA large and valuable
Books Stationery Prints, Fancy Articles Chinese Puzzles
&c. SC.
Also, Counters, Fixtures. Sc.
TUESDAY
Al 10 o'clock, a. the auction
Jewery, German Silver Ware, Fancy Cioods-By vir-
tue Of landlords aseneral OF The above
nlmedgooio con.ngng Of large quantity Of fashionable
be asst watch KEYS, steel German silver
fork. and butter knives metal for drawers lead pencils
music boxes fancy goods, Sc.
Also large iron chest DESK book cases counters fixtures
SC. jo5 lt-c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-25
rep lreL and sold wholesale and retail BY
A. B. < ID. SANDS Druggists

70 and 100 Fulton
Sold also BY Abraham Sands Co. 2,3 Broadway David
Sands Co. n East Bro.dway and by William Blown, isl
Washington and w Fowe Prince street Boston
yaeBh B'lsh jr Providence. sW Bull Hartford Con;
ny q ,rham aud J Fowler. N-wburgh, Y. pr David
Jane, % South Sd P"iia5 O Tyler Bemore Trevltt
Son. Poughkeepse, and by druggists generally III all the
principal cities and chief in the United saes. Price 81.
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