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DETERs'S INDICATED LOZEN.

n GES.-There needs no argument beyond simple
ar candid trial. prove 10 demonstration that Pelerss
ozenpcs are among the very best m.dcaed preparations
ever made While their lase which agreeable gives them
advantage other medicine now IN use the great
variety OF their ingredients renders them ecacous
sxen elsewhere unknown. His Cough Lozenges for in
lance cure Colds, Asthma Catarrh. Bronchitis, and all
complaints of Pulmonary origin. Then his Worm Lozen
the terrible distress the convnve
pans, the broken sleep and headache which always attend
the presence OF worms Thus all his L0ZengeS in fact
particular disease, which they completely
remoyr Warehouse l25 FuOnSt. oil I'm
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STOVES.
Patent

Inv heating Pariors Halls, &c, and uiere probably i
~, Stove Tor sale city that contains fin so small
compss all The advantages ts Stove does for neaness OF
o,srsnce economy fuel, and for emitting sognd plea
brar il is not surpassed by any and ecualed By very
few if any; and while am about il should like 10 cali
the aiienIioa Of the public those Stoves for sale In this
that only got look at and not for service
and utility there il considerable croaking about hollow
bases bearths TO warm dry the feet upon would
crsly the question. would hearth base rtede OF
sheet stand much putting feet upon 70: ths purpose
think not therefore would caution The public 10 buy
such Stoves only have been well tested and tried This
Stove has hearth end Two doors 'front.' one for
putting in coal the other show the IRE thereby Civ
ing very cheerful appearance, and at The :ane time brngs
may be seen the Fair week; and Cor saie at The
No Z9 Wa,erstreet and also g ard l25
Bowery, and at Powell Winnings. Brooklyn.
~ SAMIiF1.R SpEIMAN 13n water.st
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TN cHANcEHY-Before the Vice Chan

mir
In pursuance dcreal arder OF this Court made IN
the above entitled will be sold at pner nm
der ,nc direction OF The subscribe one OF Inc aSrS O.
Exchange in the City OF New-ferk on lhe 81 day OF Ne
veber next y O'Clock OF that day all thai certain
piece OF parcel OF land situate IN the Twelfth "ar nj the
City Of New-York, on The Biooulngdae road between
Forty-6th ard Fnrtyseysnth streets and BlsolnuSsaie
road and Eighth avesue containing and bounded as lo
lows. Beginning a point the BoOmingiale road
thty-three feet and three inches aoui-westery OF th
pnrtherly lire o. Fnry street whore ~" lsnh n.rein
after described joins that tie aie Francts s,tncF I'M
ming thence north westerly along Tie land oil The SAID ran
CTS Fener hcntrs and thirty leet eight inches 10
etv along the land oil e laid Eancls Child deceased sixty
inches the land OF David Garn-ey thence
soutieasiery along the land the said DAVID S7reJ
and OF Erasmus ID. Garnsey ore t1dreo and nsles Il g
three inches thenro norleaery along the said Erasmus
y aa.sey,s land ,hTyhree ieel nine inches 10 me '2nu
OF John II. Dusenbury thence along The SAID JohD H. ou
sepurys land ninety four feet south easteriy 10 inc :aiu
Bloomngdsle road and thence along the said Blooming
dale road 10 the place OF beginning bsing par o! The land
conveyed 10 the .aid avid g r,r by Francis Child and
wife, by deed bearing date the l9'h oil Aususi leSi ano
page ESQ which land hereby conveyed also known on
map the land OF David 5. BroNa IN the Twcltth Ward,
made By Samuel s Doughty, acting Surveyor dated the
SO day Of December 1884, part cl numbers fourteen
1feen s1tee, seventeen and eighteen and the Whole OF
hamhers twenty, twenty wenty and twenty,
together With one bali OF the street opposite 10 and COR
tiguou The said 10, number twenty three, which mar IS
file in the olice OF the Register aorssai Also all
those FIVE lots pieces parcels OF land situate ing anu
being in The Twelfth Ward the City NewYork, on the
ncIberly side OF FortySts street between the Seve:th
and Eighth Avenues bounded southeIy IN onl DE- Forty
sixth street aforesaid, westerly by land now or iae the
property of Mary Chi!d er north astery by nnd now
or late The property Of Mary Chd: The said FIVE lots TO-
g.,her Drn. triangle ard being front on fcrtysxih
Street Kindred and six feet tive inches the west side
ihrtyss feet and the northeast side one hundred ard
tweny.ope feet five inches ard known ard distinguished
map Of land belonging to the estate OF c. ttFner'
deceased, made by ". f. Doughty, City Surveyor dated
April 9th 1885 and fled in The Office dc Register 81 the
City and Counly NewYot by the numbers lS, (hir-
tceI H. (oureen) 49, itsen) IL slSicenl IL seventeenth
and also al the norticrly hail part OF tcryeIsh stree
Aforesaid adjoining The sad lots, AID whch "a The said
New York. Uctober y 1912
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Master il Chancery
I,yrS Ur.pupr,, Solicitor al 2aw;iS
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o5 lm Clarendon House. cor. Dnane:s1. and Bn
I'M Af1NESS CURED.-Messrs Edi-

nEAfNESS CURED.-Messrs. Edi-
some Others, SCARPA'S OIL, for DEAFNESS felt The
inc sufferer nyse unusual anxiety 10 know rncre
about the medcIne; consequently have rahe great
many inquiries and find ls reputation IS all that one could
wish; numbers have used il with success and hear
that the cell fer il astonslingly great am using ii,
For sale by DrJAYNE, No 20 soUTH THIRD ST,
FhiladephIa.
Sold wholesale and retail by the Agents a B.6 D.
Sands, Druggists, No IS Fulonsi corner of Golds and
Broadway ceruer OF alarkeL Abraham B. Sands Co.
No 272 broadway (Granite Bud!ngs corner OF Chamber
street SD I'M
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"!LLihh W. Cani II LII; 4''t,''' u,
JAMES Humphrey, Solicitor. OILS 2a"ii3
IN CHANCERY-Before tho Vice Chan

Il celor.-James Noey VS.. Alexander Mcdonald, &c.
in pursuance OF decrea' order Of this Court made IN
the above cnt!c. cause, will be sold at pGhc AUCTION un
Ger the direction The subscriber oil the Masters OF
this Court by Morecai Myers inc toneer, at the Mer
chants Exchange the City of New York the Alb day
o., November next lat u O'Clock noju OF that day,
Al that certain lot of land in the Ninth Ward OF the City
Of New-York, and known and distinguished On certain
map charts made thereof and o!hr lands Of William W.
Gilbert Esquire by Thoma, Goerch late OF the City
Surveyors by the number thiriyeigt bornded Nert
eily fro: by G.uresrrct renty live feet Eastery by
10. ntmber thirty Scven ninety feet: Souihey by lot num-
Der fy.tlrec twenty-five feet and tfly hy lot num-
Der hrtynne ninety fee land now known as number sixty
in Grovc.street New.York October i3 l8f1.
WILLIAM w CAMPBELL, Master IN Ghapcerv.
AtrKEN Solicitor ola Paw ids
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RE UkISUN'O Hygelan Nledi

NT UklSUN'o Hygelan Medicines
lTA NOTICE.-Whereas, A. A Samanos, of "a Broad
way, New-York, is making improper use of Messr:.
Morrison Co.'S appointment for the sale OF Their Med
Samanos is not authorized 10 sell MORISON'S FILLS
New-York asd nessrs horrisons only Agents in
New-1ork arG Messrs FIRTH HALL, OF Mo. Frank
lin square from whom alone Medicines be had gen.
uine. tSignedl MORlSON Co.
Dated British College OF Health NV Road, Lendon,
Inna IG,l, 1919 ivatf
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THO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pub

THO AGRICULTURlSTS.-The pub
>Lers OF the American Agriculturist would respect
fully solicit the attention OF Farmers and others engaged
Agricultural pursuits, 20 The aforementioned work.
The following are few of the many favorable notices
which this work has received.
The Agriculturist appears be edited with tina! kind
ability and practical knowledge that psceit among
the foremost rank with similar periodicals in our country
Wayne County Record Indiana.
From the known ability OF the editors have doubt
this will prove useful paper and worthy The patron
age The a.ricuturisl- We hail The appearance of this
journal another evidence Of The interest which is mani
tested in the subject Of Agriculture"
Central Farmer. Rome, Ncw-To rk.
From careful peruSal OF the contents oil the Amer!can
Arcu,urs, hesitate ay, bids far tc become
valuable acquisition TO any farmer who does not al
ready know much acquire further knowledge IN his
avocation.' The JeIerSonian, Mansfield, Ohio.
Tie above work Is published monthly leach numher 10
contain s. page, royal ocavo) the low rate OF 81 per
ahnum SAXT0N 4 MILES, Publishers
en5 Broadway.
3 NJ have constantly on hand all the popular worss
relating 10 Agriculture in all il, branches. OIL
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MIOI7ICt; il hereby given that proposals

nj UTICE is hereby gwen mat pfopVSS Ca,
win be received the Inspectors St sSse u vi No
vrmbrr nett al II O'Clock in the forenoon for
commence with 50 convcts the first Of Deeeao az
ing TO be increased within one year 10 lO Tor que XIX &
he'd Screws sioyrs ard tongs, sadslery cutlery ara o az
articles OF hardware oe which The chief supply NJ Gs
United States" Convenient shop room and aei VIZ sS
furnished Whoever takes The must ind co bs
fixtures AND be subject The rpies and reguatoa'o
Prison. The payments must he made monthly "liD ssa
OF three months. Satisfactory security will bc re9ss
Let the proposals specify the price per day for esen '
DAVID l. SEYMOUR,
Agent State Prison, Mount fss s,ss m
September 9th 1872 AVE.
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brated physician DR.. Benjamin Rush, could not have
valuable legacy 10 mankind tau his invaus BILE
HEALTH PILL. II is indeed blessing afflicted,
giving relief in all the usual cases OF sudden illness or
erng disease with which humanity /, distressed or The
functions OF LIE destroyed. 1t cencYed by the
eminent OF the medical faculty. that The
ountan OF all disease; that is were the
'm which proceed all the evils produced by foreign
irritating causes and which thence spread every part
.ac animal system
The proper method OF cure therefore, TO attack the Cit
ade In which the disease !nenches itSe and
bna,on OF medical agents has been discovered eff
cacou tor this purpose The prepa the late DR..
8Es and which, from the universal success attending their
administration during pr1clce OF nearly hall CENTURY,
styled his Inalbl Health Pill" Their great vr.
thai 'ry disease in its first approach They
prcvCn:iyrs we'll remedies; will venture
that taken by when they first affected with
symptoms OF illness, many that either
fatal nigh, be avoided.
Let the afflicted administration avail Themselves efthS
invaluable legacy and they viii have reason TO bless the
OF Dr. Rush OF The greatest henefactors Of
mankind.
Sold wholesale and retail, by H. G. DAG 6 Frs so Ann
New.}ork; J. AFFORD. lS5 Rowery N Y; H. Grpen, SOL
Fuonsl, Brooklyn; Eedhing L Co, Safest Boston !:
D. Smith, rs Markets., Newark n j.. y. Zeiber 81
Dock.st., CT Toiyd, Philadelphia w Taylor, y
Norlhsi Baltmore and agents The principal cities in
the United States.
Price Twenty Five Gents box; each box ncosed in
elegantly engraved wrapper, with full directions for
s28 In
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GTATE -OE NEW YORK. $. Sir

GTATE OF NEW-lO Rk, 8. In
~ Chancery-Beiore the V. Chancellor Of the list Circuit
James Evans, Martin :. Firmng-hiss.ers Sae.--n
pursuance OF decree Of the Court OF Chancery OF ihe
Stale OF NewYork will be sod public auction, under
the direction OF the undersigned o the Masters OF SAID
Courr, the Merchants Exchange IN The City OF New
York, by Alba Kmhai! auc!icncer, The Twenty eighth
day OF October, instant, u O'Clock, noen OF that dny
all those Lots OF Land conveyed 10 said Fleming by
C,rsana Fleming by her Deed on the 9Th day OF De
ccWber last, situate at The corner Of i5,i street anu 3rc
avenue in said city, and bounded oilows-All those
Lots Of Grouad, situate IN the Twelfth Ward ri The
City of New York. part OF a tract triangle OF Land de-
yised by the last VII aud Testament nj Martin Smith, TO
the said Chsana Fleming, commencing al The point o
intersection ornie,i by trd avenue with a old Harlem
road and comprising the major portion o three blocks Of
ground embraced between II ami I'D i3d and Nth streets
ie said Lots beginning 1T point on the westerly side
the Third Avenue, % l-l2 feet Forth OF 6d street and
ming thence norcr!y along the Sd s0 IL H. thence
westerly and parallel with 45d The Harlem road
thence south westerly along The Harlem road about 20
feet, more less To ground conveyed 10 Ralph Lockwood
thence eastery along Lockwood, grouad TO point
hundred feet from The ihrd avenue thence soulley along
the eastey line OF Lockwoods lot IS Si2lh eet, and
thence eastery 100 ieet 10 the place ot beginning.
Dated New York. Oct. 5, iai,
K. G.. WHEELER, Master IN Chapcery.
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GTATE OF NEW-YOKk, ss.--in
- CHANCERy-Betorelh the Vice Chancellor of the FIRST
ccuit-wilnm H. Paul administrator, v iian G.
Sucknor and Emily. his wife.
Masters Saletarspast 10 Gecretl order o; the Coun
Cbancerv made in the above entitled Will be soid
al public aucon under the direction OF the subscriber
OF the OF this court, by E. H. LUDLOW auconcer
the Merchants Exchange IN tue city o: New-SoTk, ON
the (3lst thr,yrs day o! October instant al y O'clock
noon Of ha, day those certain lets hereinafter described
thai is say That certain piece OF land at Man.
hatanville in the Twelfth Ward in the city Of NewYork
beginning the northeast OF Laurence street, ontbe
southeast side of The Bloomingd,e road, on lot number
seventy seven, laid and surveyed BY Ahophus Loss
City Surveyor, the iteenh September 1906 the said
piece being twenty-five feet in rant aud rear and two
hundred feet deep being the lot conveyed by Ae1au
der Dunlap and wife To said William C. Bucsnor, the
ninth day Of January. 1885, Also. these certain lots in
the ward conveyed on the frstdaYo December 1885,
by Thomas Dunlap. 10 said William 9. Bucknor, and are
situated in said Manhaapvil'e Of Blooming
dale road and Hamilton street. and both twenty-five
front and rear, AMI one hnndedee deep Also that certain
other lot ct nanhaltanvie aforesaid Conveyed by Anthony
V. Harrington and wife and William DrHlapo sari William
e. Buckno by t ed dated the first dy OF May, 1886 the
said lot being part piece o; ground laid down The
said map said Lo number seventy nine, and aon
log norherly said number said map
Dated Newly ork. October 18th, 1882
JOHN =. SID ELL, Master in Chancery
Pos -ntiEtn
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AGENTS OFFICE, STATE psis9af
Anhnrn. Oct 10, W.

: AGENTS OFFICE, STATE f 10
AubuEn, Oct TO- let- Ia
TT Office is hereby given, that ss sl,S.
Proposals will be receiyeaal tie office .. inc
untilT 2O day Of December ne1i q.
increasing The same as 81 the asen, may be able
any number not edins Three Hundred, sof me he NJ
Five years from the first day Of January nei cst
ery Of which the United states is principally suP1s'
foreign importation. S4r, : urt,ed. VII
be furnished by the State. ted 20 sards bs
amount per day. offered the services OF eaen
and To furnish the name OF the person or peiso ,hes
surety ia the Contract with their written asen ssr5
and the respective persons making proposals are fDs
10 be present at the time of opening such proPsmi
oh tn9o HENRY P0LHEMue,AsSo---~
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CTATE OF NETWORK, .s.-lr


~ Chancery, before The Vice ChanccIlor-Au gusta.T.
A. Floyd VS.. Jonah Newton Z. al
In pursuance OF order OF this Court nad1 IN the above
entitled cause III he sold Public Auction under Tie d.
econ subsct OF the Masters this Court
by E. H. Ludlow Apctoneer, III ilc Merchants Exchange
IN the City New-Yor, the 3lst day Of October In
tant at - O'Clock, noon, that day All hacrrtan vel
ling house and lot OF ground situate IL, ms Fourleenh
Elizabeth street. between Prince and Housonsteet, and
bounded Easterv in front by Ezabestrect twenty three
feet three inches Nor,hery side by house aud ol
late OF John K. Livingston and known as no 2S
Elizabetr ninety feet SIX nche, Wesety IN the rear
by lot Of ground now or late o william Lawrence TWEEN
" fee three inches aud SonIhery The Other side by
houe and lot OF ground late OF w and PoSnne
" feet nine inches and known us No Soo E1a6ch.suee
said dimensions less The above described
premises the which were conveyed to fecr Cork
by Charles McEvers and Margaret his wife, By deed
March I'D 843 and recorded the office Of Register
and for the City and Couay OF New York III Lib .9i o
Conveyances, page il2.
New-York October Sih 1872
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL. Master in Chancery.
c. $. Roe, Solicitor o0 2a~io3
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Coughs and Colds.
ID EMEMBER No. "a North Sixth street.

% EMEMB Err No. "a North Sixth street,
Z & one door below Arc-stree Philadelphia, the most
certain and best FAMILY MEDICINE, for Coughs Colds
Spitirs Blood Threat and Lung Diseases rising
lion like choking tickling, unpleasant; distractions For
The above. Or. SwAYHE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY will be- found The grsat remedy. Persons who
have abused themselves by the Of ardent spIIits wa
Ind both their strength asd resolution much improved ny
lea Ing of the spirit, and taking draft occasionally OF tRe
above restorative Ali preparations from this valuable tree
except the above may be considered spurious coun-
ereI The rea article may had of the following Agents.
or al Nc. 81 North tb-streei, Philadelphia
LIST OF AGENTS.
Dr w Milnor. Druggist, ls2 Broadway New York
Mrs NJ Hayes, IS9 Fuitpn-street, BROOKLYN.
Benjamin Dds. Newark. n. j.
jobs Mason, Patterson. 81 lAs
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For The Tribune.
THE ocEAN-sIDE DEAD.
BY 3. P. noMAiss.

Y. +.
Oh should the brave, true-hearted die
Far from bis native land,
Leave all he loved on earth, to lie
On the wild ocean, strand
And must he hear the Winds shril voice
Chanting his requiem there.
And have no better, happier choice.
Than thus the waves TO dare7
Shall he, his Country. dearest boast
Lie down and die alone,
With naught but Oceans noisy host
His came and deeds to own
Oh how his nmest spirit swells
To see his land once more,
The spreading plains and lovely dells
Which garb hiS home-bound shore
And how he longs to clasp the hands
OF friends and kindred free,
And wander o er the pleasant lands
Where we'll his home might be.
Yet more than all, he longs to die
Within his childhood's home,
And with his cherished parents Lis
Near where he used to roam.
But no-his valley will not be
The happy, peaceful spot
Where, when bis soul from earth is free,
He II rest, by none forgot.
Oh, no I. for now the oceans wave
Rolls on in giant might,
And hides the land of heroes brave
From his faint, glmm'ring sight.
And now, his feverish head he lays
Upon the sands, its pillow,
While round his brow the sunlight plays,
And on his hair the billow.
The wildness of his sun-lit eye
Rolls forth startling light,
Which seems to say ooh! must die
Far from q creatures sight
He pressed his cold and marble hand
Upon his heaving breast,
Then stretched his body on the sand
And groaned to be at rest.
He gave one longing look above,
And cried, My Father, save;
Oh! hear me, save me- for Thy love,
And watch my lonely grave.
The sun went down, as sinks to rest
The wave on oceans bed,
And on the far-off mountains crest
His fading slories shed.
But vet, no strangers foot drew near
To aid the dying youth,
To battle his brow, and dry the tear,
And speak the word Of truth.
No ship upon the rolling deep
Spreads its white sails to view,
The stars alone a nght-watch keep,
Tho ,y;nd: their chant renew
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TTaYDEN'S Premium Pens.-a sh ~.
Medal was awarded j. Hayden fox his v s. fbe
Goverpncn have given them the Preference, ana ne 90
acountants and many OF the public institutions w rsp
other Pens They have justly obtaiafd .he ~ H. eaas
The Trade are Supplied the Sanufleiu.srs pns,r;
agents ,. = z. n ;. L = r cnnr;ug bcrss "a
Agents also for silliraans seheoi and Coah1D nysbn
StaEGS
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BOSTON MISCELLANY, for Novem

y beT, lhiN fhy pubFs!ed.
EnIB ELLlSHMENTS-T l;npor;unaic Author. en-
crayed steel expressly or itie Miscellany. The Mothers
ny ToNTEN.Ts-The Commencement V;,;no y Boston o.
send, by Mrs E. Rockwell. The Cry OF the Human. by
Elizabeth B. Barrett England Tales of the Knights Of
the Seven Lands. by j. H. inrraan. Ghetto Di Roma by
r. w Parsons. NJ D. The Life and Adventures OF Philip
ouar, by W. A Jones. GriswoIa. American Poetry, by
Edgar A. Poe. Loves Philosophy, by Mary f. HewelL
Nahuta Story al the C-anes, i,y Charles F. Powell
The Importunate Author Bitter Fruits Chancesown
Seeds by Mrs Clavers The For st Elm The Two Bellies
of the Village Sonnet-he Death Napoleon, by Alex
apder III. Everett. Music" FLY forward riiy Boat
BRADBURY, SODkN J. co.
o.4 III Na,sau-s. n. Y. and 10 School st. Boston.
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NA VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
s Situated III Southport, about three miles from the vii.
l.ge OF Emira, County Of Chemung, lying Seclaye
which is under excellent Improvement. There are
two Houses and two Orchards the Farm and Barns
Sheds &c and II coHd be very easily divided in,n two
paris: Its consdered to be of the Farm. in the
neiehborhnod, and will he sold reasonable terms.
Inquire OF a. LAMB, No. 500 Fourtli..treei, or OF
ole rat A. KONkLE v,isse Of Eluira
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pKOF. ORR'S AlRTIGHT STOVE.

h The undersigned the only agents or vending and
selling The atore article in the City of Newiora- Oh their
utility and superior excellence certificates from persons OF
the first respec,abiy BE the store We guar
antee against explosions if put up according 10 oar
directions. We have also an improved Alright StcT
HILL,
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. NJ. har, constantly o.; hand all the popular wors
relating TO Agriculture in all il, branches oil
B NIIED STATES Tea Emporium,

" lei, late 10 Chatham, stree, Newy York wholesale
ana rsls-i Canlou Tea Company continue offer Tor
ae new and fragrant Teas OF every variety and style
,he assortment specially includes The most delicious and
powerful graas ct Green and Black Every package hears
tue stamp OF nesness and elegance and the reas therein
ny and power viii rsnian uniaparedin any climate Their
system OF prosecuting business perhaps scarcely 10 he e.
ese II founded upon the regard 10 he rpbis
o. me customer especially with respect weigh spd
qoah and unrsaied cheapaeSs AL purchasers are called
UPON 10 return any articles which fail give the iu
est satSaceen whoa the money viii be cb-eriuly and
p'onpuy Ieiuaded Country merchants, pnlic establish.
Ien heao OF families, and shp-ma>iers will find il dcc.
deo safanageto supply themselves from this establishment
Coffee roasted every day.
Orders from all parts of The United States ex.rt,s with
prompinde and despatch.
II The only warehouse ia America for the sale OF Ilou.
ouaS celebrated Black Tea. - In,
rHEAP.-200 Horse Blankets for sale
" very cheap at 20 Pearl-st oli I'm
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CURED-SCARPA'S
DEANO FORTES.-A superior quality

DIANO FORTES.-A superior quality
Of French Grand Action rosewood and uian1gany)
Piano Fories made m all the modern improvements and
in the fashionable substantial ye Of the hand
soonest wood in market and are surpassed IN point
tone, strength and beauty, By any n this city.
The above articles I iShed and viii he sold
markedly low. The public invited cali ard examine
the stock of the subscriber \. FINN Manu- acurer.
SO Washing ton, between Harrison and Jay-sts G
N. B-s in rumen,s warranted sound, perfect and dur
able ard 10 stand all climates.
written guaranty NJ The viii be given 10 purcha
.erN OILS 2weon. 4 EINN