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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-01
CABINET Observation-Disclosures:

CABINET FURNITURE.-Pur
" will find it TO their interest cali at No. 20 Catherine
street where nav be sund the second floor,
ve assortment OF splendid Cabinet Furniturs. OF the newest
and approved patterns, and which viii be sold at
prices below what furniture OF the SAME qdalty can be
bought al auction. The advantage here offered bur
ing The regular mandatory auction prices be
evident Ifnl- and long experience in the business
any advantage manufacturing good and
the Subscriber feels confident in Sayng TIA. any VIVA may
ca No 20 CaeriRetreeI and make their selection,
shall hive full and ppe satisfaction both price ard
quality in the articles purchased s. TANNING je2S 3l
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gaARR'S LIFE PILLS-To the Public.


Ths prouEistcrs Of The extraordinary medicines known
by the name OF PHRRS LIFE PILLS have established
wholesale branch OF their house IN NewIork IL the Clar-
enton House, corner OF Duane-street and Broadway.
The value OF this medicine III bilious complai botche
on the sin cholera morbrs dyscniery enps foul breath,
heartburn, headache, inflammation, indigestion anguor,
liver caulplaints piles screfula and other dis
eases be ndged when is known that The sale IL Eu-
rope has increased TO the amount Of 80 s0 boxes
weekly equal 10 than iliiOz and hall yearly
From Is great Celebrity II sold IN anos all par OF
the CLINE. No medicine yet offered to the world
has -apidy obtained such distinguished noiorety, and II
l. gentle in lis that be taken by The INVALID
however weakly being composed of the most innocent
he1as.
For rartcu lars OF this astonishing medicine together
w h The account Of its remarkable and renowned dscovere
TAomas Par- who lived eItroord mary age OF loO
yearssee the book of his life, which ny be isd gratis OF
al the agents IN NeYork and other parts OF The United
Sta,cS
Tbs following the duly appointed agents IN N. York
Rushon AsHnwall druggists and chemists, 70 "Ilan-
ITO Broadway, and 10 Aston aocse-
Abraham Sands Co, druggists and chemists, granite
buildings. Zl3 Broadway. corner OF ChanSers-sl
2. cickie. rs Broadway, corner ST Lisperard-st
John B. Dodd druggist, Broadway, corner OF Bescker-s
A. W. Badesu, Bowery n 1icire Stsre. 30 BoHery.
j. J. CoddinSton, apohecarirs, Huasotst corner OF
Spr;ng-st.
<. l. cosion, chemist and apot1aeary, s Eseekrr-sreet
corner Of Joncs-street
Wesdo7er drpggS AID spothecary, Al Eighth
Dr.. SyIns IS Bowery, cor. Walkers.
srooklyn-Wm Armstrong, seed, drug and patent med.
cine warehouse, lsss FUliorst aug In
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OF THE EYER. K.

DiOSSY, Obbthalrnc Surgeon, NJ Ut l.TlF'',"Is'
entrance in Futon-streei opposite ST fauFs chnrch at
rends 10 DISEASES of the Eve asd al the necessary opera
Mons ,be-ecn Cfice bours from to O'clock Having
compIeed his studies OF fTe years VIII; Dr. Elliott 0cn-
list and beer subsequently, engaged as his assistant n N
Do,,v * enabled 10 undertake tn treatment OF all diseases
ectnp the organs OF viSion Terms moderate and gfadu
ated 10 IN. nature anc extent OF the disease.
Permission is given TO refer his late instructor and also
20 some OF the most eminent Professors Of The Medical Fac
atty in New-York.
~ R-Tbe nnor treated pTatcitous auj I'm
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a NATTER Of no small considera-

ton 10 find medicine lat This OF tic year, which,
II administered will prove erctHa remedy IN
the summer complain. Of children and OF sa.rha dSe9
terry cholera morbus. &C OF adults The BLAINE hRh1
pANACEAis medicine OF this description, having been
tried in number Of with complete success The
has long been held in high estimation as vaua
BILE auxiliary il the treatment the above complaints and
this combined win other well known vegetable agents IN
the form Of the above Panacea, constitutes all ,as
ior speedy and permanent Fore sale a. Il. IRlI-
LEr Druggst corner Fulton and Wafer street; also at o.
CuiI ToN eni Canal street aus Imp
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THE pUBLIC.-The pub

lie i. respectfully reminded that among al the nIineI
90. inventions that have been introduced 70 ns
Rheumatism none has been ounS halt ~ Se,usos I =
certain. IN rs beneficial operations, COHEf CeL1
RR4TED ENBROC4TION. The proprietor, Se -,
knowing ha. no other remedy couia De sr,ire
eoual this has for long ceased ~ asVer'i-e i,
which period hundreds OF the afflicted bsvr appea o
rad s:ed il successfully after he utter shute OF i'e s
mon duack u0ruulS, which they have been nduG W =
The proprietor desires INFORM the pnn,c .ta, ~
Fuonsreet corner OF Golds'reet, by when lhey a'S @
come sole agents for the wholesale and retal sse Oh
brocaiion for the city and cnunty OF NeT- OH
Since the Introduction OF hisrenedy 70 tiie puoc'
tnrs and iunents and nfable Rheumatic mixtures aii
of which are calculated or less 20 ure Inc syS'et'
rather Than remove any complaint ,: :;
In proof OF the estimation IN Wnch tne EartocaHou
hold by respectable mea in the medical profession as Ell
90 h., r Thousands OF persons WHO have been enec'uaiiS
cured OF Rheumatism the proprietor has sunenea tt!eTs
froEl few who well and popularity know5 10 le en.r
society in NewYork and whose Opinions dno Pioess0"
J""sehen' aie WI Nsy.YosE August ). 1888.
Dear Sir-Haviug frequently witnessed the appcoli9n Vi
vour Rheumatic Emhrocaton, and the benencai enecs
arising thererorn affords me pleasure 10 s'stf ma
chreriuiy recommend it an invaluable remedy ana me
hes, known for the of that painful ana oisfesss
paint either in its acute or chToElc TORN.
WI. F. PIATT, late Cores Secretary OF
Medical Society Of City and County o, >e"-iotA'
Dr.. NJ. z CoYgE.
Dr. e CoHES-In reply TO your request as to my opn-
ion of your Rheumatic Eusrocs,on, most willingly &C.
knowledge that have used il in my practice ana oonu II
an~nvauabe remedy palliative llnnenI n Sasgs Oh
rbenmaii,m. CHARLES 4. VAN ZANDT, NJ D.
New-Tnrk April %. 1880 DR.,
Dr. NJ E. CoHEH-I certify that have used your ttae
matte Embrocaon and have found II UoS1 oseu' ao-
iunct the treamen, OF this painful disease ana therefore
hesitate not to recommend il in all eases1t RherIaisnl
WI ANDERSON, NJ. D. &c.
No Sia Broadway, New.fevk.
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4 hLtVE OIL.-D pipes, for sale by
~ aus GRtNNELL, MISTURN Co.gTs South 81:
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- No.rIc - T., order 10 accommodate persons de.
an, sf allynding the Annual Regatta at Newoufgh TO
,nme OF on wednesday, The Fare rca N-w.forR 10 New,
,rgl by Steamboat Albany, os 'hat o'y VIII VIC ""'S ~
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SuStotl-rlousei anu ToCeouS 10 give QuotaLioiiS
from their bills of statosery, .'by way of eraps-
piles" to show the enormity Of the prices ard
amount received by them compared with the mar
ket value as shown by David Felt, as follows, viz :
Prices Charged. Market Yalue
Foolscap paper, per ream, 81 90 81 so
Letter do do 90 so
Steel Pens per gross, 10 90 l so
One Ledger, IL 00 90
Without a particle ofexplsnation, as Mr. Pom
dexter purposely leaves this subject, here is some
thing truly alarming Bur what are the facts?
In the first place it should have been shows that
the paper furnished by the Messrs Wait was the
very best in the market and ruleG, and that the
pens werc Giott's best double BARREL retail
ing at that time in this market at SIS and $40 per
gross cards. and bur little short of that at this
time; and the Ledger was extra .ize made to or
der, and peculiar pattern: and II appears on
explaining the testimony OF Mr.. Felt, that he
simply said that he cos.ld .turnish an article Of
paper that would in his opinion, answer all the
ordinary purposes of the Cus;om-Housc, from 81
TO So per ream, but that 1t would be common
stock, &c; and that ordinary commercial pess
could be furnished by the gross, tn boxes, a. from
So to So. Mr. Felt, however, in letter to the
Speaker of the House of Representatives, after
Mr.. Poindexrer's report was published, denies
ever having given such testimony is attributed
10 hiIn on many important points, and particularly
refers to Gilletts magnum bonum pens, and says
ne testified that they were worth, at wholesale,
seren dollars per gross Mr.. S,euart very pro.
perry remarks that had Mr.. Poipdex,er given
some hail dozen articles more than are mentioned
IN ms : examples. amounting in all to $40, he
would have included every article of stationery
ever furnished by tho Messrs. Wait" although he
asserts at tue outset that they were the principal
StasseEers TO the Custom. House. and endeavored
TO fix the impression that they were receiving, un
der this head untold thousands of the public funds
An effort was made by MIR. Poindexter 70 sbew
that Mr.. Curtis was even more prodisal in hi.
branch of the expenditure than his predecessor.
Mr.. Hoyt; but here again let the facts speak for
themselves. Mr. Hoyt's average annual expendi.
ture for printing and stationery, as shown BY Mr.
Poindexter himself. was about 500, while that
of MIR. Curtis for the same objects for his FIRST
official year amounts 10 only $6,972 very strik
ms contrast, certainly.
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&BARRAUD,s Odontalsic

mr. gslsanic Elixir FIR preserving the gu5ls ard
reh This Invaluable Dc ntitrice is offered 30 the pub
lie ~ posse,ng properties OF strengthening he sPongy
-y ia. aIr. ard taxing away all unpleasant or door
In the nouta arising from dersnsed state Of The s;oach
s,rokn. from decayed teeth In word ]; IS oeyonGn
x 3, zach tee hearing the s'rectiaus IN tie label
9oIj hy s.ssrs -oussrc Ds!uc 81 Broadway an" z
park-rew a.r King Co45i Broadway corner Grandi
Mr slilhau Igs Broadway; Mesrs Guioa rs Broadway
corner CORTLAND and Mfsser Ruson AsFla al, NV
Broadway, Sc William ard 10 Astor House aui5 Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28
City Reform.

To tic Editor IF I'hs Tribune:
am Wing, and think have right to inquire
Of the Common Council if they have not had time
enough to carry out more re,renchment, &c in our
City expenses 1t is true they have detected some
defauters or robbers and have reduced the salaries
of some Of the ofHce-holders for which they have
thanks. But | would inquire what has become Of
the street cleaning which we were told could and
would be contracted for five years at saving OF
$4,000 per annun, from the last FIVE years. If J
mistake not, special committee was appointed 10
contract the streets if they have not done It, why
Isl not done, or do the committee think 1000
per annum, or $3.50, OOs in FIVE years smaiitem
Iwould also inquire Of the Boald of Aldermen
what has become of the report which passed the
Board OF Assistants some three months since, for
an alteration in collection of taxes, whereby the
City would save $4,000 per annum, and which
alteration almost all the tax payers are in favor Of
There are a number of other projects whereby the
CITY taxes could be reduced and would mention
the alteration Of our police and watch system
among the rest. / do hope that the Wings will
pass these measures. lam aware the majority is
small, and the Locos will do all in their power to
prevent any reform in our City expenses, but the
Wings must unite as one man, and they can do 1t ii
they will A MECHANIC AND TAX PAYER
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NETWORK INSTITUTE, W EAST BROADWAY,
The prncpa E. II Jenny, A. NJ, rrspect uily aDnoul.
ces 10 bis patrons and the public generally that b-
completed L fora taoToag course Of lnsruc
ton ia various branches an English AND LAS
stcAL EDUCATION. :he above Institution comprises
four distinct pamegis. each OF which j. under the
agen,ent teachers who well qualified, and who
had Ion and successful experience In reaching, viz: -
The CLASSICAL DgPARTMsNT-vhicst, embraces ell Suc
les requisite for admission nto any Coliege,whl be In
st.uc,ed by The Principal
The EAeLI.B DEPARTMENT Tor Masters embraces fall
amt complete Of English stu trs-ircluding thor
oUgh knowledge Of practical sook kpisg BY double and
single n,ry.--wi b- instructed by WILLIAa HALL.
The ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, for Msars and Young La
dies will embrace ali ID. branches ~ 20 ID and polite ed
Ucatioo and viii be instructed oy Mise d. poTY and Miss
II. WAsBpuRy.
The paisARY DEPARTMENT. fer small Boys and Girls,
viii be Instructed Heading, spelling, Elements OF Arh-
mrtic and Geography and u unfer management OF MIS-
j. WAsHsuRs.
rian OF BerL wynsn successful teacher Vocal and H.
s,rumenta Music
Frrncb Ora Wig sd Painting by the best Professors
NJ For ,s explanations OF Chemistry and Philosophy,
valuable and complete sppara has been prornred.
IF Pupils may any tms. without Inconvenience
the teachers any interruption 10 e ella and the
charges will commence from the line Q. entrance,
nI5 2w' ser
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Croton Water.
no ENGINEERS, Manufacturers and

q -VeiGed wrought iron Tubes tor Steam, Wa
.er Gas &c. from 10 inches diameter and in lengths
from inches tn II feet capable OF sustaining an internal
pressure OF from lOCO 10 ohoo lbs per sauars och-toge
Reducing sockets, Cocks &c, which, the Tubes
Joined by Screws and by Of which they ny be pu
together with greatest facility by any binary workman
The great strength and durability of these tubes
pared with Copper other material ard their economy
ihcm superior all Others for any OF the purposes
above mentioned. For sale by
iy2s II wALwORTH & MASON. Sc Ann.st
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Outrage upon the Navy.

70 the Editor of Tic Tribune:
Win you, as friend to the Navy and to justice,
ask through the columns of your valuable paper,
of the Hon. Secretary of the Navy, Mr.. UPsHuR,
by what rule of Justice or light he has appointed
Commander Franklin Buchanan to the command
Of the lst class Sloop-ofWa vncennes, when there
arc 6fty-four Commanders senior to that officer
who have not yet had commands ahoat, and most
of whom have been long earnest and arduous APP
plicapts to tho Navy Department for sea service
Not content with this outrage on the feelings
and pride of ffty-four Commanders, (among whom
are some of the best officers Of the Navy, he has,
contrary to a regulation made by himself, ordered
his own brother Lieut.. upshur, the command OF
one Of the finest Gun-Brigs in the Navy, although
thar officer has twenty-eght Lieutenants senior 10
linn on the Navy Register, all of whom would
feel proud to command such vessel. By pub
lshing the above facts to the world, with any re-
marks Of YOU, own that You may think such rank
injustice on the part OF the Secretary deserves,
You will do the Navy good service.
A FRIEND TO JUSTICE AND THE NAVY
The Ysonsa,onsc aSniiroaa Completed.
Tohs Editor Of The Tribuns
You wcre not mistaken in sapposing the Housa'
tonic Railroad to be completed. If you Will look
at the date Of the letter in the Commercial you will
see that it was written several weeks since. IN
order TO satisfy The iacreduloas, now offer te
proce that the cars of the Housatonic Company or
Friday last were run from Bridgeport to Greenbusf
and reiurnedhc next day; that the passenger train
now runs daily and regularly between Bridgeport
and West S,ockbridge, and that from West Stock
brige there is an unbroken line Of Railroad to Bos
ton, TO Albany, and TO Hudson. Please come YOUR.
sees, or send your corps of reporters, if the fac
Is sill doubted. HousAros1c.
LoAp sMoRPETa AND IRE AMER1cASs.-The
Sheffield (Eng.) Iris says:
:. 1t Is yaid that Lord Morpeth is preparing hi.
observations on the Americans for the press. The
opinions otSo distinguished statesman, so homes
a politician. md so good man, with regard 10 IN,
Americans ard their Institutions, would be par
ticaarly useful u this period. All classes of poll
sicians would iodS with anxiety, and be prepare,
to receive with reverence his Lordship's opinio
with regard TO the working of the ballot and tn
msn-sufragc III Aoerca-points that will i.
evi,abiy be brought toward and discussed in tn
next Session of Parliament.
10 A man at St. Lous on the l4th killed hi
wife by giving her arseni, and then seok dos
himself, which soon ended lis life.
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5TATS! HATS!-D. B. & J.. S. Wood,

HATS, HATS ID. b. 4 J. :. wood,
81 Canal.street would call the attention OF the pub
lie to their large ,sortment Of Hats, comprising Naa,
commonly called Beaver, assa,ere, MoieskIn aud sasin
Beaver Hats together With large ana pesdid VARIETY o.
los as any establishments the city, wion any e1ceptios
For The information of those who practically opposed
10 State Prison Monopoly ihey would state hat the Hats
sold nj Their establishment manufactured by Leir own
b.nds D. g. & j. s WOOD,
90 Ireod- 81 Canal street, New York
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4 Day First Premium Overshoes for Ladies weigh
brt ounces made with Leather or Rubber sots'
very elastic viii reain their beautiful shape longer ws be-
eve than any oher manufacture In addition we nave
some different styles and knds OF Rubber saoes sno
Overshoes tor Ladies prices from to q Ladies are
ry reminded that every pair of Ovrhoes has our name
attached and warranted and the soes loosen othes
will be given Ia exchange money returned
HORACE Il DAY Successor 10 koxburv l. r Co.
eon 40 aaiceh LAbe
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AsEET's OFFICE, STATE fRisoS, I
Auburn, Oct 10, la42
ut Office is hereby given, that sealed

TT UJICE 10 hereby gwen, thai sealed
Proposals viii be receyesathe Office Of the subscr;b.
sr uni Tuesday Goth OF December 10 O'Clock.
\. ST. services OF Ten corgcs With tie prvrge Of
Increasing same The hgsnt may be able % furnish,
any number exceeding Three Brudred Tor The Of
Five years from the fret say Of January next 10 be ETY.
oyed in the manufacture Flies and snch Articles
lery of WITCH the United Is principally supplied by
foreign importation
Sufficient shop room. suitably warmed and lighted VIZ
be furnished by tie state.
amount, per day offered tor the sry ~es OF eacn g ~
and rsnis;, the Of the person or persons 1870.
surety G the Contract with their written ase,.1
am the respective person making proposes fnec
10 be present al The time OF opening sac @ 'O
20hl ether in person or By asiy au.na
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'3SU GfiE LOVERS - euperio Black
d Tea!-siow1uas MlXiure--fhls extremely delicious
and unparalleled Tea highly Celeb. ate6 ia China
Europe Just imported, nov for sale al the CaGoA Tea
Cospanys Genera Tea Establishment l2 Chahaprstrret,
HewYork. in Chinese packages price M cs and 81 each
Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28

G BEsrLY's MISCELLANY for November,
already published by Joseph Mason, contains a
great variety of amusing papers, with many of per-
manent interest. Mrs. Ledbury's Tour is cont;n.
ued with spirit, as is also the novel Of Richard
Savage. THERE'S great number of brief humor-
Gus sketches with one or two tales of decided
power and ability
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TIL Oi'.CE ID HEREBY u,S El,, that
Petition ill be presented to The Legislature OF the
STATE OF New York. the session, for ncor-
thu NwYork Institute, Mo- $50 East Broadway in
the City OF New York
Dated New.York November I6 1872.
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=PWILLED SCOTCH GINGHAaiS.-

JOHN HUTTON, "A Hudson, street. has just re.
rrived in addition 10 his extensive assortment Of Scotch
Ginghams a case CT very superior Twlicd Tartan and
h.avy Mo3rnng Gngams, which, oe ss very sutshIe cI
rEnier dresses, will be found well worthy The attenoa ei
the ladies. r It.,
II has always band complete as ortmrrt CT fian-
L. 1.aHs,s 49, rs Imeod
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CAND'S = EMEDY for SALT RHEUH,

GANDfS . EMEDY for SALT RHEUm,
Ring worm ard letters scaId Head Ba bers o. jack
son Itch aad olket diseases u the skin They are tfsr
ay cur.d by III ee Sands reGlefy for SAT- ienesH
which been tested In rising 1900 cases. wi.HoIl 10
one instance having failed disease o. IDS ctsss
The UNPARALLELED OF ts valuable remedy IN curing
diseases Of the skim without equal in the hso Oh nfn
cine. =, -. ,I,,,x,.- a.
aooviug il even 10 the ienteret niaf' Is'1ra!' o.
n, raey are almost daily received and can ne exhibited
TIE following certificate was hanied 10 our agents IN
r. ,Wrssrs Fsssef Seltrn,) by OF tie most
specialize re-id. MS In mat c!sS- ,r- ,tt m 1921
uassr. 3 D. Sands.-G enteC.en. I bis may c-rtlfy
that NV .i1-s, son has bseD afflicted the salt Rheur
or some other Ioahsoe disorder his Tor l5.r 10
wears and tried Of eifcent kinds of T-a-
ciucs and ali to 10 purpcs- rn found yorr remedy for
such di,ases using II 10 days, Tor less than oDe boz
OF ointment and bottle o. tie sa.apaa has effected
perfect cure have delayed giving you this certificate FIR
Two months since thr effected, Tor far tint y
would agan appear bal his legs are perfectly s.oot
have TIE UTMOST confidence 10 saying that think very
valuable neai ne and sincerely bop.aat thousands noy
VET receive as much bere iba above mentioned
Yours, very Te<o-ctfuli",
a GRANG Err, SO Sixth street
Prepared and said at wholesale aud reta by 3. D.
sASDS Drusgis,, No. 20 Fol.oo OF Gold and
100 Euton 81 Also sold by David Sands J. Co. No. n
Eas, Broadway, corner of Market 81; a. Sand. L Co
Nc rs Broadway OF ChaGiber .. Price ), 100
poS in
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y FAD THiS.-Having been afflicted

q for the last - years vi,h complications Of dis
which confined my house and bed great por
on my stomach extremely weak and vio-
pains my side, strength exhausted, and III fact,
.ducrd sYch degree thai e seemed u be nearly ex.
ct was invited BY Dr. Stark weather, and by his advice
commenced tie use # nedclnes-but weah and
iebi ita,ed tina, could but hall the usual dose Of the
Hep. c Elixir had taken much medicine previously
that had no faith confidence in any thing that bore The
nan,t OF medicine. However continued the use ci the
Hepatc Elixir, half doses for week, vg5en beg
10 fee is beneciai effects; then directed - increase
he do. hicb found could easily bear and 10 The uiier
a.;onshnen, Of myself and friends, was oD abs to eaVe
nv bed and m wrecks able IN ride so miles 10
day. which could done before at any time Ia ten
wears pat, do my wa about oust land feel per.
ecty veil feel truly grateful the Doctor for his pre-
crptions and sincerely believe the OF ms Elixir has
scored M 10 heath, ard can DO less than 10 earnestly
treat all who suffering with bilious diseases 10 go and
do likewise ard they may assured that they Will de
rive as I'll UGH benefit ror, as have done believe Or
Sarkwealhes H-paic ELzer be truly valuable nedi.
c:ne. LUCREIlA LELANU. Graiton, pass
Fo- sale hy CHAS. DY Err, Jr ~ Westminster ST &. l.
Sold EholesaIe and retail by The a@eGt-, a. g. SANDS
& CO No rs Broadway Ceramic Briding) corner
OF Chal1hers-s;rert. Sold ase BY 4. 2. L D SANDS,
Druggists. No 70 Fulton eel OF Gold ST. and No.
leo Fulton St.; and by David Sands L Co. No. II East
Broadway Garner OF iiaraet-street
Price 81 pr bottle. o29 I'm
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hespeclI.hy, ,o,rD go uo,.,o .,-oe,

ANN Brown, 479 Houston street.
Prepared and sod wholesale and retail and tor fxpor
talon by a. B. SANDS Il Co. Druggists and Cbeniss
Granite buildings, No 27S Broa way corner 81 Cnabers
street, ev-york Sold also by A B ( D. SANDS: Drug
T;st Nos 20 md 100 Fulton street; David Sands Co. No
80. 80 o. az NIL If