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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

% The number OF buriuls in this city for the
last week, up to yesterday noon, was twenty-eight
averaging four day. Yesterday, however, at II
o'clock, there had been only two, and those from
the hospital. We heard of no new cases OF sick
ness but the weather still continues to be rather
unfavorable to health. Mobile Herald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26
o5 I'm Clarendon House. cor Duane-st and broadway
nEAFNESS CURED.-.Messrs. Ed

EAFNS1E5ssSs cg 5Sltlss Ea
some Others SCARPRS OIL. for DEAFNESS, tell TOE
ing sufferer myse unusual anxiety to know more
nr innuiries and 6nd lis reputation all that one could
wish vast numbers have used il with success und near
that the call for il is astonshinsiy great ana using III
ana " : ' H. g. DINGLEY.
For sale by Dr. JAYNE, No. 20 SOUTH THIRD-sT,
Philadelphia psp
Sands Druggists No 20 Fultest corner OF SnidSI anu
1oo FnItons said by avid Sands Co. No. N East
Broadway corner OF Market-st Abraham b. Sands 20.
Mo. :, 80 '' $50 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

. E00 CASES Mems, Boys and
AscbOU Youths thick Boots, for sale cheap for
cash By A CLAFLiN,
og avt e57 Pearsreet, up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

10 A great robbery was committed G, esapls o.
weeks since at Little Rock, Arkansas Ire otlcs
of Mr.. Fitzgerald, Justice Of the Peace; wa. was
robbed of $4,000 in bank notes, which had peen
Trowbridee formerly of Maine. William M. vii
.an Rabe,t coldweil, Amour Hunt, and William
faia.msii ord his wife, have been arrested as the
robbers 81, 400 of the money wa. found with
C,ldweil's wife.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

~ i giycs US pain TO state that the beautiful
country seat of Mount Erin, in the neighborhood
of this city, was consumed by IRE on Wednesday
morning The FIRE caught on the roof, though
slated, and it is beieYed to nave communicated
from the chimney. Most of Mrs. Fnlton.s turni-
turc was saved. Richmond Eng, OF tridsy
90 The rogaes who robbed the oikce ofthet =
s. Quarscr-Master at New Orleans have been ar
rested. They are four in nunber-slaves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

ARD OIL.-5,000 gallons fall strained
h for sale In quantities suit purchasers the Lard
Oil Mandatory, l67 Prince-street
This Oil is we'll adapted TO machinery, and burns well
Sperm, being free from smoke and Sae and sells FIR
much less price than Sperm or Olive Oils.
M IL A PARSIOM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26
~ EAFNESS CURED.--SCARPA'S

NEAFNESS CURED.--SCARPA
Acoustic Oil Tor the cure Of Deafaess rans and lhe
able noises like The buzzng Of insects falling OF waters
whizzng OF steam, &C. which symptoms oil approach
inc Deafness and also generally attendant win the as
49, o. ,r,,,,
q Read tue following extraordinary Cure: II any
have had doubts they may dismiss them, and the most
incredulous may consider Deafness curable Numerous
cases of cures md many of them remarkable by hs
use OF SCARPAS OIL" have been published Dut l,ls
caps The climax Young or DID, you may yet recover your
bearing, ;r,,,,
lady in Smhfeld, Pennsylvania, and now about eghty
wears age had been gradually getting deaf or more tha
forty years, that ii next to impossible 10 maze net
hear Conversation in the oudest OF voice Last winter
she was induced try Scarpas Oil for Deafness 1t IS
only necessary add that she has used two bottles and
that her hearing is perfectly resored--se cured any
information in relation the may be obtained al the
stnre nf DIR. JAYNE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

A DEE & ESTABROOK, Book and
N Job Pristers leO Nassau street, in The Tribune Build
mos OF I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

% South Thrd-s street, Phiadelphla.
at which place also the medicine is Tor sale
Sold at wholesale and retail by the Agents A. b. D.
SANDS Druggists Nos 10 and 100 Fulton corner OF cold
st. and loo Fulton.st also sold By Abraham b Sands Co.
No 275 Broadway (Granite Bui'dne,) corner of Cham
bersst; David Sands Co. No. n East Broadway corner
- N,rle,s, pr;ce ~ OILS I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

SLATE ROOFS REPAIRED AND
Cwarran,cd tight. Also. Smokey Chimneys warranted
10 be made TO draw. No cure pay.
u ClslernS repaired and warranted tight.
II Orders win be promptly attended 10 on application
10 THOMAS SHERIDAN, Slater, 2ll william-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

4ssA FARM FOR SAI.E-Situated 5
miles north OF the Village of Nevburg bouudsdbJ
The Hudson River the east and the Old Porpsd 10 AZ
bany on The west On the farm there is good cornod.
Gus house and barn, likewise large dcck on tie river
formerly used asa brick yard The farm contains ahoui
acres Of land.ihe view IS commanding ahd tae aapect
Mo- i25 Greene street. or w, Fl. Van Dasem No g. Van
Dam street, New Yarh city. oSE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS l.
The of ~ders Patent Salanianher Safe have
been injured (much less desroyed) by fire. They
can only be had nj the Iron Safe Store of
SlLAS C. HERRING, 1873 Water Street
~ B. Safes of other makers, such have been taken in
part payment for Wides, for sale less than half
Hrsi cost as above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26
NT ORISON'S Hygeian Medicines


Sold also by the Messrs Rushtnn AspinSa SO William
street no Broadway and 10 As0r House O5 i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

THO THE LOVERS of superior Black
Tea!-Howqua's Mixturel-This extremely delicious
and unparalleled Tea highly celebrated in China and
Europe l5t imported is naw for sale al the Canioh Tea
NesYor in Chinese packages price 90 cts and 81 e5eb
my2l If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26
HARDWARE PAPER
81 w,pz.rrrn TO suRs AT ONE HALF THE ExPEssE
Or. ifrrG Gas

IS by 20 inches 100 reams; "a by 81 do, 100 reans
20 by 80 do so reams Fine Hanging Paper, 10000 lbs,
% inches wide superior article Green Hanging Paper,
;oe0 bs 90 ST. S. 81 and s. inches wide 200 gross Bon
net Boards, blue and white. 10000 lbs Trunk Boards
10000 Binders Boards All kinds Paper manufactured at
'N amp # GAUNT 4 DERRICKsON, 15e Seuth.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

d the bat quality delivered in the bsst order iiom
boats four dollars evenyfve per ton delivered
tree of Carriage. A large let the WHY viii be here in
| day or two X. 4 B. SkIDMORE,
| dig CT NasbinrtOn corner. nf franklin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26
Cro;on Water.
ITO ENGINEERS. Manufacturers and

Lever Locks aud La,ches are pronounced by COED
Juo 70 DC the best article door ssenpgs ever orei
% ae pnoe ey are durabie and operate with great
ss Wi.nost ne poeiiry OF ever getting order
LatctaassfS are invited 10 cc and examine for themselves
Sos safe by SAMUEL MOVES, LII Ful.on-sireet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-11

oirf power ~ coni'act with the p'i"ieI by Striking
OUT The terms OF appointment, and inserting during
me pleasure OF the Legislature. The question IVES
ciwdsd, and lost On the question Of agreeing with
me trs, secrion. declaring Thurew Weed printer
10 the Safe for four years. tHffN a77 80,
MI a. Is DICKINSON moved to amend by striking
oal Tor and during the term of four years. twas
ios, and II was the same In substance a. the propo-
.iuon submitted in The House. IL was propos ed also
70 amend the 9th section (said Mr.. that the Le-
saiuIe inign alter or repeal the act By adding, or
anao 0, modify The contract, which was also lost
anu .,e OH without 1t was passed, approves by the
eoveihGr, ana become law He would subn1it m IN
10 genlemsn then, if the law stands The r. neal
=. ~ wouIo annul The contract. Ifso whv WAS rhis
strenuous effort made at its passage 10 incornorase
such provision IN 1t. Upon an examina,,on ~ The
journals, II would be that those who sesk -,
repeal the law, do not agree with tn, IL frsnds ~
that time On this point In relation 10 the h nnd
CO nsidsralion. and the amendment. he thought the
opinion OF the gentleman from Albany (Mr PsimsrS
tar more entitled 10 consid.rao1 Than ,h.' -.
the chairman on pubic printing. Himself 1Mr. Pr
practical printer, virtually acknowledges fha, i =;
too much to reduce the rates 10 per &C MI -
Mr. FLAoLER then went into detail and examine.
tton OF the charges Of printing to show that the state
had saved money under The present contract. &c.
After he had concluded, the committee rose and
reported. ~A~
The Senate have done little or nothing to,dav and
were Obliged to adjourn at an early hour from sheer
want OF DuSiness. CAVE ULcIscAR
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BEWARE.

We haze found upon inquiry that Of late person, have
; ing oss Sr Ssns % Tin
aiesd with coughs &c have purehssed ihs counterfeit
eoass at p':: ssn e
''0p.'e'tTrAi M %fffEiRsiiNo WITH THE HEALTH
and lives o. Their fellow msr for IN. purpose Of rs'rns
'''h' ''S "a M q fac IL 'ggTrT sic e'
SYa ws BE sy s si2s y sss s
spu5oss candy have returned it, they have Refused to
e,ch peL:S II the genuine CsSd beam upon
ExSLE SUPPORTING THE AMERICAN FLAG
which userbed The word Pesse right snd left two
THi SoO sls s4NAHl TIE I ASR HERCULES
tn. Who'll. bss,: he &c smiie Of J. fes:e Son.
0A's no. m PExsE soN IS Division ct.
xA sEPt eSGf6 81 inE EEkE'Ssss SxyDy
TO MEssRs rEAsE soS-psss s.: ,ssessa
r. a.; e sss. s
Which Y: IA ssgs::..5 Sss; %SsS .y..s
I'll s, 3" Sc:
esssf X: .sa s.G .. Y' s
' Ss'iss :ssd: 4 Siiiyos
chs,,s n some .y Es,ss
Is. peculiar 's'sS oioaj Tss.s Sss essS D.o. St
&c essss s s.s ri sSsssSisS
Pssse son. Division st OF whom IL can BE- on
aeJ whoIssale and retail Country ordes puuctualy ~
Terms Invariably Cash. All Letters must be postpaid.
AGENTS. II $50.
Rushou Asp;owai, ITO Brosdwsv, 10 Aston House. aad
Tio~p.s;s scr FuItss and wllis. sss;; .<....a
.ss ss ch.%ssr. I;s' s'
ss EsJa f 0 o Ss. ss.. y, be...u Ms
Er0 Zieber, No. 81 Doek Of, Philadsiphsa.F n feI
Rsws Co 81 State Of Albany. -. a..
dr Robertson, No ITO Buitimors ct, Baltimore. Nd
Msssn Ft%ss ( CO. No Is Erchanss nsss. Nsv o.
Rss ~ puvan. asa Broad ct, Nswssh, Nj tt.g sta
Mr. w N Hetds~NAn, Louisville. Nv.
Mr 6acry fsua, Dstsoss, ma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-11

DEPLoRABLE AccrDENT.-A correspondent has
furnished us with the details Of the death OF Mics
Caroline Fales, aged seventeen, at Lyme East vii
(w hose parents reside in Boston) had been with Mr.
John Gould and spent the day on visit TO her sis-
ter at Lyme. Returning, and when near the place
OF her residence, on descending steep hill the
being covered with ice, Mr. G.. and Miss Fales, to-
gether with the horse and wagon, slid nown the hill
and were precpitated down bank twelve or fifteen
feet. When discovered, Miss F. was found dead,
and MIR G with broken thigh, and other ioju-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-11
Harrisburg.
Correspondence Of the Hetald.l

HARRsBuRo, March y, lo4Z.
After more than month's legisl alton, our So
Ions have passed bill requiring the banks to re-
same specie payments. 1t was yesterday debated
great length in the House, and finally agreed to
by vote Of 66 to 49, II Is now In the hands Of the
governor, and will it is supposed, be returned with
his signature before the close of the week. This is
the first bill Of public character that has been
passed this session, although this is the tenth week
Many propositions remain upon the files to be acted
on The bill providing for the sale If the main line
Of our Improvements is progressing but slowly and
is, rs it well may be, regarded as a question OF
doubtful expediency. There Gan be no doubt but
that, if these works were conducted as they might
be- the state would be able to realize neatly mil
lion of dollars from them annually; but they
now conducted, they hardly bear their own ex-
penses. If the proposition now before the Senate
should become a law, and the works be sold for
Sl5 GEO 900 worth Of state stock, hch 10 at 90 per
cent discount, the state would only receive for
them about 81 COO. The increasing trade upon
our lines Of canal and railroads will almost warrant
the assertion, that durag the twenty years for
which the state proposes to dispose OF this line,
the company would be able to realize more than
$40, COZ, 900. II these works go into the hands Of
company, they will evidently be conducted with
great profit to that company. Now the question
arises, why cannot they be so conducted by the
state? For the last ten years they have been IN
support The party in the majority in the state and
All appropriations made,to them have been but ap.
is state in this broad Union where retrench ment
and reform is necessary that state is vana
Never were the taxes Imposed upon our citizens
more than at present, aud yet propositions
almost daily made in our legislature for their
increase Our debt never was felt to press upon
as heavily now; yet Notwithstanding all this,
and the need Pennsylvania stands In Of revenue
from her improvements, proposition is now made
to dispose Of the only work that could possibly be
made TO yield that venus, and that for term
of years, when the increasing trade upon it ought to
admonish her to keep il in her own hands. The
moiety received for this line viii pay but small
portion of the state debt; and where the money IL
TO come from, to pay the balance, Heaven only
knows. Can you not, in this crisis, give Pepnsyl-
wanna some good advice? Most Of her Legislators
are constanr readers Of your invaluable "Herald, -
and little counsel from that quarter would, l
doubt not, have beneficial tendency. a-s ~, +,
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Trenton.

S" ~ [Corsspondenee Of The !Heraid.l e-'aes tisai
~ 9n,ig 1890 VS. 9HTRENroN, March 9, 1912. ,
imprisonment for Debt in Nso Jersey. ps ID
]. G. BnrsErr, Esq.;-- rw gshf sis1ss 5ft
imprisonment for debt in New Jersey is forever
abolished The bill w,ping out the foul blot, passed
last night, AZ to 8. hns ir3ia. daa8 ssiiox, itJq
But beware! Tell your particular friends, the
spectators, to approach the Jersey shore till the
4th Of July next, the law does NOT take effect till
that time. Yours respectfully, 'iiq
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NEW YORK AND NEWARK.

Eare reduced to 80 cents.
Prom the foot Of Courtlandt street, New York.
a.io4 Every day-6undays sxesptsd) -e
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Mems for the current three months,
Probable demands during the current
three months: A
The amount or Treasury Notes issued in
March, 1871, at per cent was about a.
10000. Estimating thst twe-thirds Of
these have been already redeemed thru
the custom-houses and land Offices, there
rem aims to be paid during the month Of
March,
The Secretary of War estimates his requi-
sitions IN March, at
The Secretary Of the Navy estimates his
regulations in March at
No salaries having been paid by the Trea.
sury since thel9th Of January on account
ofthe ciuil list, and the quarterly pay
ment Of interest on public debt becoming
due on the LIST Of April, the payment on
account Of civil list, foreign Intercourse,
and miscellaneous and legislative expen.
ditures, should the usual appropriation
bill pass In the course Of March, may be
estimated At
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-11

NAvAL.--United States sloop.of-war Jehn Adams
Captain Conoysr, sailed from Boston on Tuesday
for the Brasil station. She relieves the Marion,
Captain Belt. a...t rsr.r r1' II.
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Them son's Biacklng--2oo gross For saleby ma M gsl
WILLIAM BURGER, Wholesale Drugxist
me SIS SO Coursiandt st, and las Greenwich street.
TO THE LOVERS OF FAT

THE Subscriber has purchased two surerb SIX year old
Steers, fattei BY Nj Ge9gs Wses q Or.ngs County,
tered TIL: mat at No sss si1h street. and
til time after Which they will be 10 the sta Of
the Subsbber No Union Market AMI SALE
prices spending with the times N -
All old KnctsrbockeI and all other: who are fond d
ter to call at either Of the above pIace' and take
observation. .r
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FELIX QUINN.
No q lTntnuA ~rk1


az '''''' ''''D' .isH 5Nls 51a FELIX QUINN,
mo ~ I'll ia..F eesas,rs, 81 No. Union Market
ROOxS on HERALDRY-.T. BROWN, Stone, Seal En-.
. sss opposite hs r.T.
enSs" .ton. isds. .ss eoc cass. ssnss se: &C.
s',f
n: found and pain for ,s;ssd s,. riaasw
pss tT0 f o GO and Upwards B00 of A' S Nth
CKIM oco to 10 OooI6s fresh Garden Seeds IN All The
:s. Sss = s;:s:s
a. ai has s: 5 ia
sfGR Ss T.
& s
John NccABE CO.'S iNTELLiUENUE OfFiCs
s.Ssa:-Hcp. M H ernnsll H. Brs'oor., E:s W
AsR II yE r r.s w nh
Rs!et. gold and silver sns,. gold shsins keys, ts
=: .s' SSs5 v: sss
or he AZ :s .nS o:i sss
:: &: ely; liz s
~ built Inc 8oa On new PLAN, so9getsnf jaag hsvs
70 ordsf any sisELt bo.'. rsssr.ss tosc SSs
e elsewhere you can hsa uds. q ny
B. Ny bOat but of OAK and cedar, fastened with
= a ssn Esss Il . a. %s Mart. :t
sssl g, % P..DaF s0s
%s:s; al Blu: B is! Zeal Indian Red.
s' E%sssd S's:n S i:sS.E Est.' s''"
s ssae. e = sl'''' SsE E%"ss''
v' TX ;Sps:r for 'A'a' IS.
s ST chat .ss s1
y u ss Sad :su9S Ss e &: :e;
.i..S. = s: so s.n: :s: q dwss @
eos1snsat and mali .& two .: 4 ~
:Sa;.e sf ssS for S bushels b. q sr.P
s s and sss1 here .s
;asf ass: ss ss
nj . q 5ss9 . q s'ssse. ~:
snd eopy ali = stustsd IN rieh snj
s nss Il af ssalH so"s nov soH0' order
Of :,ss s V: g. s e
One arS Of ,hs ,ys u%T' b. money viii
s ssSss sfssss
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s,s an. ;s,s 81, S1 SH Wtrss6 6sTcH,
well %snSsd and who can IL pTs een
: :s 1sSiS ssSs'' " 90 ''SN so
81 ssT; ;SsssSS stss . EoE
sss s No. I Il NV Y.,g ss .
s q s s: ~ g. : ss.S.
q dss $ e e s lion e f.
tys0q, h'Sts over II r. ordinary .n 5Ssp.ns .ins
public noe s ~: s e. sI.s. : :s
opal YARD T0LEASE .-1hs CIinsoe lssl Yasz, No.
LxMs sFERduscSs soS.:r q S:s;oss ID
GHEAS AYR IA IA 5S0E SINJlN0
the .iss Sso * q
sss:ss "S:s ssep. without
c ::s: ~.
tx ,..;: rs
8&. Captain, John Collins Of 100 tons. win SAID
E.K.CoLLINsa CO. 50 southstrsst.
i.s
.ss rely upon the ships this line
s esS wiasss% ~ f; :s On &:
9: month ss;as emp Hss:.s:
Of *. s Ssss ba S,s q; charge:
...r BOYD HINCKEN. Agents, Ff |
.H FOB LivERPOOL-RseaisT Packet u Sbe fsiR |
SsR. 'iis Zoo 'ti osss AiieS
eco ssss: tE ~ F CABIN Second
&: ss;:: ~ s: r ~
81 aq so 81 oLoVk y. Z .MAmUR1AY, :, |
-fersons wishing 2 sad Cor their feei. rsSSiux n,
od can nsys them brought out ia tie above
The regular packets sailing from there Tie n
The shsei will Be suceeedsd ~ the psekes sA;p A.
cius, Cart Collins, 10 sail on tie 9Th ~ Mach, -
NJ GLOVER MsMURRAY, :
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WEsr INDIA ROYAL MAIL SrEAMERs.-As il will
afford important information TO our numerous rea
ders, we mention that letters can be sent by The
Clyde, which is to sail from this port on the 10Th, 10
any Of the British possessions in the West Indies
Letters should be therefore forwarded to the Post
Office Agent, No. Pine street, on or before the 9th
Letters to AL other places then the British posses
sions must be prepaid in New York; letters also can
be Forwarded to the Pacific Ocean BY Panama.
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The amount Of Treasury notes issued at = Z
per cent. during the month Of April, ls4i,
was about $s5e,o00. Estimating that
onehalfhave been redeemed through the
custom houses and land Offices, and tho
other half held for Inv estment, there will fIralI
remain to be paid In April, S425 900 iA t.sf
The Secretary Of War estimates - ..li..v
his acquisitions in April aqn sO6,las .g
The Secretary Of the Navy esti-
mates his acquisitions in April at 724 900
The civil list, foreign intercourse, t-.T .t.t
and niscellsneous and legisla- l' 1o .ireas fsN
tive, will require about 80 100000 aang.
go q i.-at lna lyiI s-- 9,ssSl2s
The amount Of Treasury notes al 8 ~.
FER cent issued In May, is4i, was
about .isfH Sl,290OOO
Estimated, % above, that one half yllGIuot
have already been redeemed, fas.tflr HsF
there will DO required In May for rlsl
this item, $4,000
The Secretary Of War cstimstcs
his requisisions for May at i,4el,e2o r
The Secretary Of the Navy esti- frpff
mates his acquisitions for May at $4,000 4aiv.fI
Civil list, foreign htsrceurse. and uN .sf
miscellaneous and legislative, tft .AsfIes
will require about sOepoo
y fl.t. ILL. .nN att III. gaUra. --
Total estimated expenditures for current lLssgt3
= three months . 81 N ssefg sss74.oso .
Deficiency of estimated means .lfar f0e 3,2S46es (
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-11

THE BEST WIG MAKER
IN NEW YORK. 'n ''a
PHALoN. late of Chatham Square, Of si Fl oadway
WIGS. AND SCALPS.
massSs s "a III.
& ST. sSs New Yos Of e: S ss 5
Judge premiums VIZ the silver media net yssr nd
R ' wa Ss IL
.ss q .sssE: .s s:.sy y
ss one q the greatest mastsr pieces Of art sv
splendid wig weigh, Little haif .sns.
Manufacturer and proprietor of Phaonseelsbratsa
( ANTI DANDRUFF, 5sd ,oa
o1sh surface he head, but leaves
Observe none genuine unless sSssd y e s IL ss
Applied sn the psspsss for IS censs -. usIm.
.ass sCARLruoK KING. aqas
The w--inon and celebrated Millinery and Ladies Straw
Hat "'au''ea'saS QUEEN 81! II FIX ENGLAND rs
Il ::
"'i' 'fHa.:i ;assrs called
IS ~: s Patterns
ss IT, mos, iss.peu, and
%:
pond Those who wish to convincr themselves call at
Fat RSs"ss
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NNATTO-2ooo bs. su ~ roiis gnd
tin casss for m nuiacursrs ard retailing not equalled
lnd'go-iO Madras fo.-.. g. .,. L.. ~.4 ..t
Carbonate Ammonia-275jars
Blue Vitriol-i0 casks o li.la Bf aNsIl r.sa e.tf
Castor Oil-25 ba rels Am erican
Do DO rs eases East In-ia 90 .ti t1lA. 'tl l-. q
Chamone Fowsrs-3 casks large Flowers, frcah and
= handsome for retailing. "
Gum sheliac-lo cases Orange ag ai5n w. III l.d
Alcoho-2o barre
Spirits Turpentine-lsb barrels I'D ~ fs 1fa4 ~ IN
Gue-lo barrels Philadelphia -t .. b. ~
q um Aoes-l0 cases Cape Aloes ~ ift t' ~ ia
Isng ass-30o lbs Russia Sheet - sr,n ta- I Is -
Nutmegs-500lbJ
Oil Kos, 500 ouncss .Hfo Tal 1ialeJ b Dtft.
Oil Wiutergreen-30o lbs
Pink Root-ll bales and casks q t4f -aalttt4 n
sarsanarla-40 haies ff,f f-,ya ..f -s.+ - ,vo
Bath Brick-25,ooo @
Them son's B,ac klng-2oo gross For ssleby a ~ g a
IA ~ : WILLIAM BURGER, Wholesale Drugxist,
me SIS SO Coursiandt st, and las Greenwich strse<.
TO THE LOVERS OF FAT9
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