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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-26
TO THE LADIES

MADAME COSTELLO Female Phy1cian stiII confin
w to treat with Astounding success vi diseases peculiar
70 females. fA - II
cause produced Madame C. in very abort
tine.
Madame Cs medical establishment having undergone nos.
ou:h repairs and alterations for the Of
her PATIENTS she 81 TO rcceixe adso
the point Of confinement those who wish 10 treated -
obstruction Of their monthly period
Madame G. be consulted her residence No Lisps-
GARD at all times with the strcest regard
All communications and letters be fQ3
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D r. H. o r N Z

CoNIINUEsto be eonsute dconfdentiay at his Office No
stsssersare respectfully
bred TO the profeon the city Of London has been
practical member Of the said faculty Of physe for 70
the ls sn the city Of New York His practice from being
neral ne confines to particular branch fmedcine which
gagce profound attention His experience reafhis
ashtonishng He cautions the unfortunate against the
e Of mercury thousands annually Iaercuialixed out Of
Few days see your patched up The
cd DIR Buehsn emphatiealy obseyesMared persons and
Aose affections whata inheritance 10 roe
sfcedwh prtracted cases, need no,
rss. years New ort city has essbIshss poc,o
Horne character men Of sterling honor aud on real
contact Attendance until o'clock the evening
A.. THOMAS "a u6 MRoTiCE;
Horne, respectfully apprses the public he eon,r,s
mis- fathers most practice at his
Murray street. and be consulted daily until O'clock
r. M. Susdays ercepteo ma Inn
THE NATURE Of BRANDRETBs PlLLs-Benjs.
min Brandreths Pills in their nature similar the
ges5 used by for food They subject the
dig son n passing from tie stomach to the nies They
passed into the which receives ,m them
INrU the bowels. They upon the whole Of thu ippr
ties u the body such that their complete puriGca
hon IL surely obtained.
The BraDdreth Fila, BY PERSEVERANCE, in cir use, will
witi doob greatly relieve every msady in
eide 10 the human system This has been proved in
beers instances and confirmed b. the evidence Of thou
sands.
Each boz TO BE- genuine must have six signatures it
upon each abeone sgnsine being Benz ann Brandren
and The other B; sIandre,h NJ d. -,,,,
princi al oc No AL Broadway. between Park Place and
Musy street also at his retail 0ces 2t Bowerv and lsS
Entered according /. act OF Congress by Brandrth ia
The ys.r ist In ,h Clerks oee Of Southern District q
Ne ' York. n2s secd
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DEN1TSTRY-

WIN, HoRN, DENTIST soiss the attention of hoss
them method ~ 'uppyinE the Ma.ary sni,y VIZ
h ss sS Si s IT.
Of the acid OF the Gold Plate L. al that ADM.
ticle q metal Of any descriptions.
a Chambers street. ms I'M
omep Mn now az So barrel. 4 oa LGa a act.
daily both Urste and Pondree iihe weather
spring Tbs company have no Win sps sSy Other ss
Sc and tie aa mSs s. % made .%
4sy a. Fl aon. %,: d
greatly approved SAILING fos
drene although ueh %orf e5Oensss They DO not
r. msSs s
a:ss % sas a. e ,s Fl S
have determined 10 make an s'cie which the rmer and
ny s p Ssi;::ry ~ PsSdsss cent:
person wanting few barrels may have o.
Ss Ssw sS
will not contain four bushes heapsd pretended
Of the great benefit. in using these !: the
three Farmers gardener: who have .rsd these
These manures may be had Of Mr. Jacosus the Hacke,.
IS: IS ell Nth" es. q
Ne Liberty Ssw Y0rE Letters by mail, pGst pa
fee New York will be forthwith attended TO- and p rsons
ss;sns. ia 6. vii Sss
NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS.
WV NV S9 vEsEY sTSs s.:1 AsT0R
affords ii. ee. v;::y Yoss.
United states Patients must he careful The back
LED on goo Children os
The radio cure has been under tn. progressive practical
Tinss Office and now Brought state q unr1sied PSF
lection. NILS I'm.
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DIR. ALIENS BALSAM

OE Horehound Lverwert and fl.ursv Root for Coughs
~ Colds, Consu mpon and Liver Comp iumpiion
fore lh,re j. III. lest compliant Of the Iuns And this
other disease. Let not delay the medicine u
m their lungs sensb affected but resort e.
Dr. Al ems Balsam OF medicine has proved
even the Of Ply ssi.ns fer which all
More than oo Ply scans in this city this medicine
in their practice.
have used Basam Of Horehound Lverwort and Peu
rsy hoctn my nee Tor some months past and from the
superior in the OF Liver Comp amt
Consumption do strongly aend it the public
and the Faculty.
Respectfully.
J. ID. RICHARDSON, MD
Hudson 4, August ISL, :.
extensively, and il sweeping efm many little ones, with very
few days Illness farcsts should remember that DR.. Al
has ssy,d Thousands Of lives during seven years.
Sold by W. A. Tay Ior wh lesale agent, Barclay
+ M Guon 2T Bowery corner OF Grand street Dr. Hart
corner Of broadway aud Chamber street j. o. Fay, al
milf M
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ENCNIKIDIUN MEDII UM.-Thc undo rsigncu a regular
T. praehopeI Of medicine in Me City Of York m. m.
Der Of the Medical Institutions of the State ard County
ing dur'sg the last eight accomplished great number
o. Inl and sgr cures N every variety Of Iona
charge until the patient fairly tested The medicine
experience OF Dr. solomon Heine gur.ntee that the pub
lie will not be deceived He will b. found till the Of May
1884, At the Of Canal street and Broadway
that in Reed stree /, near Broadway.
Ns utile quod aginus, est gloria noytrs Naura
sapat, medicus cuTat morpus." =
SOLOMON HEINE n .
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COiL YARD TO LEAsE.-Ths Clinton Goa Yard, No
Si55 Monroe twh Oce Stable. and the Yard
The dyersr III attend diy o'c oek A. NJ at VII
LlAMS NFEHGUSC corner OF Madison and Jefferson
stree. nj crf 2w'
TOn DAVID Il. HUUr.to, nas rsunInea 10 IN al " an
~ resumed his professional busisess al 3ss Broadway
ms Im- .
(,ORNssQ Cor4, ianoing from shp LsuIsa from
e X COLLINS SCo.
IS south -.
GXlDS. or MANUANI ,I.--zoo casks u a superior ar
IPERssE s. BROOKS.
ms 81 Liberty t.
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30 ODD YEARS

The subscriber salesman the well known house
off Lonsnt Co for nearly eight years, aud well
quained with the mapufacturng OF clothing both for the
SOU West lie would solicit the patronage of those
merchants who in The habit having their clothing made
and warranted to ft PETER DONNELLY.
mi
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day with another party: be- can invite or be IN
yi'ed. and ENJOY the retirement Of private life. or
the 'ociabiy OF public litc praci.ev * hi, tastes
and inc.ina'ioas nav dictate. Thi. liberty will ex-
1T Cor a..or the gentcr ~ well ~ Tor the stronger
se,.. People viii po''e's IN i.soriai or al iha; ihcy
nov haye.-the privacy Of domestic life. to which
vii be added the charms Of congenisl extended AID
varied Social Relations
BesideS the public Dining Halls above mentions
there will be two diiing-roous for children and ono
for persons extremely advanced in are. This will
avoid at the public tables minglinz Of ages which
are unsuitrI to each other. ard which require df-
ieren' kind, of cooking and oven of food
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

TRAVELLING, SC. IL TIE WEsT.-Thcsc were
never before so cheap a. now. The price of II
cabin passage from Piut,burg to St. LOUIS is SO
about ZOO miles; one gentleman We know came
for So. From 81 Louis here 81 Freighis from
Piusbnrg To II. Louis 30 to 30 cent, per lbs.
irsm 81. Louis here -. One boat at St. Ions
on Monday offered to take ~. bun could not Oh
tain a load al that.
On the lakes observe that after trial Of two
boats have again formed combination, though
the price OF passage Is reduced to 30 from Buiillo
II has been heretofore 20. From Chicago here
the passage by one Inc Is -, by the other 81
But the cheapest passage here we have heard of
is the following. Mr.. ID. having wife and three
childrrn-two ol them nearly grown girls, and the
Youngest bay wears d,--look passage on a
raft Olcan. head water. of the Alcehany. v Y
for Cincinnati, on the 9Th April. lie was to re-
cciyc 20 dollars for MS own services ne a " rats
man. besides board for himself aud family
They ran about 30 miles day on the Alleghany
and 100 on the OHIO and after stopping at all the
principal towns on the way, reached Cincinnati
in II DAYS from Olean. Here he obtained passage
Exclusive of board) through to Peoria for the
$40 hc had received from the raft. and arrived
here on the Cd day of May. OF his household
goods there were three wagon load. 50 that
save three dollars worth Of provisions consumed
on the way from Cincinnati he had just a. much
money when ha arrived here a. when he lcf. his
home in Oiean. Peoria (lll Register.
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= Close OF Jerusalem a. {

y VIOSt OF s1FFUsHItU a ~ ~ 7''7'" ~. ~
street we. ol Broadway. near NblOs Garden-The pub
lie respectfully informed that th- popular and much
admired Panorama OF JERT SALEM, viii positively be r.
moved on saturday June 2Nh.
The Ro,unda N he open every day. and Monday.
Wednesday and Friday evenings TN the above evening"
Explanatory Lecture viii be given IN the gallery and
the Panoramss brilliantly Illuminated
The beautiful Panorama of THEBES still continues open
fer exhibition el 2Neod"fhN-
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BALTIMORE AHD ONO RAILro1p.-Ihe Ba'ti-
more American Of Thursday IL noticing tn open
ing Of the Railroad to Hancock, remarks:
81 The completion Of this new division Of Az
miles, added 10 that previously IN operation from
Baltimore to Harpcrs Ferry. makes q continuoc.
line Of 1874 mile. Of railroad now oYcn for daily
travel and transportation. TIE extension OF thu
work 10 a point considerably farther Yves, than i
reached by any railroad last Of the Aeghanics.
canno, but have IT. due influence on tie stream Of
travel which j. continually flowing between tie
Atlantic cities and the valley OF the Mississippi.
Since Monday .a,t the various lines If stage coach
e. which previously IAN between Frederick and
Wheeling or Piu,burg. have all been taken of
that part OF ;hc route lying between Frederick ana
Hancock; aud the latter town j. nov the place at
which travellers to or from the Ncs' by TIN, great
CcHfr0i R0pfc, take OF leave the stasc-coachef
The railroad trass between Baltimore and Han
cock run the distance IN seven hours-uaking
gain oi ah0uys in time, besides avoiding the IA
liguo and dust encountered on the old route. The
completion Of the railroad to Hancock has .cd 20
another result, also, IN which travellers have d.
recj Interest. BY an arrangement entered INTO be-
tween the stage proprietors operating between
Wheeling aud Hancock, and the Baltimore and
ONO, and Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad
Companies, travellers can obtain tickets for tie
whole Ccufai Route between Philadei.h and
" h"r'inr. 800 tae reduced rate of fifteen dollar,
ih' "urchn ier ot MrOURh ticket has the priyi-
ie "a 4 stopping NJ any point on the route, and of
ic,Ufning his Journey when IT suits him-ils tick
ct AWAY guaranteeing him passage on the part
OF any and AL the companies comprised in the
chain ot travel. Inc passage from Baltimore 10
u hcelinc j. now performed in about fl hours
viz. from Baltimore to Hancock by railroad in
hours; and from Hancock 20 Wheeling in stage
coaches, l73 miles il about 3 { hours.
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CINCINNATI IN 1871: Its Early Annals AMI Future Pros
pect. By Charles Ci,t. Il vol PIP 800 Pfc- 30 c,.l
RobeIg Carter, 81 Canals.
Here i. a complete history md delincation Of
The Queen City of the West-its Topography, Set
,cmcn, Growth, Population, Institutions, Com
nercc Manr features, &c. &c. Ii affords an ex-
celent answer to dsparagcrs Of our country abroad
ar cro.kcrs az home
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or, FrincipIes OF Irue Organizauon OF Society.
rYThs edi,orship Of Iris column 9s,inot fop tsr,
TN Tr,bn> Aid,,'' iotters, poftpad, 10 A. BRIsrANL
Residencs % LeonGrd-ftro,t.
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Hoo.rrR CoxvrRs.rloy.-" Holm. ,-ranrcr

IIoosrER CoSvERs.rIoS -" Hullo. stranger.
you appear to be lraveliag
Nes, always travel when on n journey"
think have seen yor somewhere"
Very l;kely; | have often been there
And pray what might YOUR name be-
80 j. might be SAN Patch. bu; it : MT.
Have son been long in these part,
Never longer than at pr0sent-iiye feet nine -
"Do you get any thing ue,
Yes; bought new milestone this morning"
% tho't 50: You are the .harpc-t blade We
seen on this road
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u A LECTURE will bo delivered on Welnes.
day Evening next n, the Lecture Hall 81 the Fou-
rier Association of the City of Ncw-York
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Bankrupls, June 3.

The petitions In Bankruptcy published yesterday are re-
j. July T. ' WIN
1HARLfs CcLEs. manufacturer. y Y-Juy
,NVh.kD = CHAPFELL, contractor, " l-Jaly !.
kDwAKD = SOUrHwicx. tanner, p,e-July 7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

Tar laNEEE-The editor Of the Norwich
New, say thar tie other day On old lady walked
into his Office ,ad Jet oa a. follows:
'' You 20 got all SOFT, % books here ha Sc ''
" No. ma am' some kind o. book. ee have ~
now on hands"
WAL. now. what ha'nt 70 co;l seem. TO me
you N ght have ever diine.
We have u'tco, Foster on Flea Bites. nor Cook
on Town Meetings. Hor Dv i-.t on Hot Nights.
nor LaihroP on Physir nor"
Wall. should n, ha' though, It. but you 'yc
great Bibies. ha'nt W 60
Yes ma am 4: all quantities
Wall. then. Jet ne put or my spec. and look a,
um-ihcm that are have got the apotiecary in um.
are the sort | wand We lake applc-,ace
Yes ma am. We take all sorts Il sauce
Wal, guess il you re i mind to pick me oat
good IN that got the for ami gsese marked
on the ids. and throw in a Sam book, u ta,c
and bring the SAGE if He have a good apple season
this Water.
Could Mt throw in the psalm book 10 how.
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r ADiFS' & GENTLEMENS' NEW

street, corner oi Robinson street :. Uuer IN, opened
large sni general assortment OF Ladies, Misses ard
Chldrens Caster Boots and shoes, vi the latest sud
10 every vaTsy-gJpi msirra,! am workmanship. Aso
Mems and louils Boots and shoes, which offered
prices corresponding with the times
NIB. Country Merchants supplied by the case or dozen
tb.In 1T
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presented TO the Puhhc the

j claims OF my hr premium Cologne for 10 long. now
ske the liberty nj laying before them another article ot
equal worth, VIZ The Virginia Shaving CicaT." Tbs
vegetable compos ton 'aeiy unequaled by suy
offered To the American public rihe pleasure 4 affords
shaving It's not only fragrant, producing rich and last
M iahe but possesses qualities Of highly soothing and
healing nature, tn raise far above any rSaarce. A.
hp>e Who have tired Cologne have found o. be all that
said, they who tins Cream viii acknowleire that
the hall OF IL virtue, have not here been told
= Tl..U.
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~ Strnnger. DO you want Heots and Shoes lis
70 70 >cn6nef Co Great Catharoe Boot and Shoe VI.
- % 'euidi ne St corner OF Munroe where yea can IN
' dgc't AMI bes assortment you ever saw and al prc,
orf'f heior- eqused just tTy IL On u5i,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

INTRODUCTION TO IuE SCIENCE or GoyERNNExT, md
Cnmpcnd the G. Institutional and Civil Jurisprudence
Of the Tinted Sla,e, with brief Treatise on Polca
Fcon.ny Designed FOR the Of families and - hoos
By ANDsEw ". You've. q vol, plain limo. r., 556
DAYTON Newman.
Ihi, j. a substantial, wholesome work, which
oucht 70 zoe in every family which does not enjoy
opportunities of more extensive acquaintance with
the subject Of which II treats. In It's essay ON
Political Economy it gives with gres, fairnc s.
the arguments both for Protection and rec
Trade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

II Roman Eye Balsnm. diseased weak and
nhantd cve. cds. safely and speedily cured by
the Application TIN, valuable Bal,am. l. = the best
etV discovered tor disease Of the Pricc 81
cents. Sold by ID I'D SANDS Co. u Fat Bn1aiWay,
Market ~ 100 Fulton aud rs Broadway.
my.G lsis 80
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Z TheolnyicnI Di.Cm..Ien.

theological Discussion between Rev. Mr Henson Mrio
dist ami Rev Nj lnga. tOnNersal) held at sOuthhOlC
L. l. IN January. 1912. Price y. cents
Also. large variety OF Uniyerals Books, Pamphlets
sc at the Unyer>al,t Book Establishment Ma. 80 Fuos
street, between Nassau and Broadway. az az Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

Wother's Journal duu.g the last Illness OF h.
Dilshttr sarah thsuan, with PGei.c- by Jane Tayior
ihird American Edition This day Published ans, Tor sal,
by SAXTON Mills 9pS R,o.dx.v
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CLOTHING. o. Chatham street.-Per-

" sons in wan; Of good Cio'hinr and wishing
little ihc.- hard uues would 10 well To- cal Al ILLINN
DOI>E\'> Store No. s3 Chatham street, ash exam
ine hs stock VI ready made Clothing. before gurr hasns
elsewhere he well convinced that they vii no, dispute
the price re- 3uf
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This is neat edition of an excellent, practical
york. bv a man OF strong sense and thorough ac-
o,sin,ancc with the subject he discusses The
oroyving and general interest in Agriculture and
HORTICULTURE wi doubtless create demand for a
laree rhiiinn.
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VOSEPH GlLLOTT. Pen Manufacture
~ TO TIRE IFEN.-CAUTION.-The ', Oh chara
- of these Pen. has Induced i!e air-Hpt. the part ."
several i.reputab" askrrs toprarice fraud ocy ,
Mr.. GI-t but aiso upon iil- pnbhc. An inferior Gle
searag the rr.-s r. thu. elliot Oriitiing the
{. the Riarhsi. II readily b~ detected ~ j.,
unfinished appearance and tie very common style wlci
70 put ~.
Observe the genuine Pens all marked IN fun
"Jo-eph Slotfs Paisnt' Joseph Glsit warranted
sod mat each gr0~ bear lr siue of his sgnaur-.
The above Hiay ~ had, wholesale, OF HENRY JEssOP
iyl5 ly ~ John--irer1. corner NJ Clf
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TpF sNyRIcAN q ,RDENER. A Treatise the Situation
Soft, Fencing and Laying Ou, Of Gardens, and on the
Prorse alton Of Vegetables, Herbs Fruits and Flowers
By WILLIAM CpBBETT Saxton Miles
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RiLts AND TRUCKS, from Ddyy Locker being Magazine
Matter EIOne Loo,e, ane Fragments Of sundry Things
IrEdt-d: BY v. A.G Il vel l&ino. fp. 1897 W. r.
Robinson
This i. an odd collection Of Tales, SAcche. and
Poems, varying from good to middling. There is
considerable humor in it, and rainy halliday might
he killed with il quite comfortably.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05
MILITARY GOODS below cost. Al

VI - Maiden Lane.-The subscriber having rolrquish
cd tie military bushes, ant removed hi goods from iai
Er0s1way IN "a Maiden Lane. oftr> - y d., entire
spck-con>s. NJ swords. Belts Sdshe.. Eplalstr..
I8ce. Bottoms. Pumes Mlskfts Ride. Sc. &c below
Tailor, making uniforms officers squippns themselves. o
per.o.s purch1-pgt to sell again viii DO Vel % clll.
Al NM HINTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

CURIOUS AND ALMOST TRAGiCAL Occurrence.
The Norfolk Herald saws: As a colored female,
dressed in the hight of the fashion and sporting
da'hins paraso was passing along Upper Cum
ocrlaSd street on Sunday afternoon. COW very
aoecremoniously inserted the tip ends of its horn.
Little below the busting part OF her dress, and
tossed her about six feet in the air-an expoi,
Which II performed a second time, and then tram
ped on and mouthed aboet the unfortunate darky
WIN seeming determination To make hnsh OF
her' Two gentlemen who witnessed the scene
however ran 10 the .po, in time to rescue her from
,he amnal, though she was severely bruised, and
','' race winch had struck upon the pavement in
Ut" ht>' iali) was much laceraied. Ii was the
opinion oi the gentlemen from the actions of the
cow that the animal was no, so much ins,igarcd
"N "a''Ce or wantonpess, IA desire TO se, NJ the
quart OF bran in the girls bu,,le earnes,.
y advise fdd'es who wear them things" 10 keen
out ct Tie way OF the COWS. for some of ,heu viii
60 their own death as well as that of bu
~sas for their prog. And perhap. i, would be
well Tor the corporate authorities To prohibit these
miscellaneous creatures from g.ing a, large ,yitbin
The limits Of the Borough where bustlcs are ALI
the go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05
Children. Clotre,.
DOYS AND CIiILDREN'S CLOTH

ding either at whoie..e or retail At Dof>CN'> new
Clothing Store. No ~ Chatham street cheap The cheap
good the bcs, that be found other
part Of the city. ie2 5I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

W THE CHRISTIAN REVIEW, No. NXV1. for
Iuuc contains articles on Mr. Parker Discourse,
Bunyan'. Holy War, The koren Language,
Christian Perfection Object Of the Writer'S Of
Go.pcl History God. Hand in America, &c
The Is an sble ind excellent Quarierly OF the Or
thodo1 faith, published in Boston. II. &. s. Ray
nor. rs Bowcry. are the Agents for this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

MUSIC at Three Cents a Page, al No.
WI u Lspenard-slreei. corner of Brcadsay.-CHAS
i. GE>LAiN, Music Publisher = constantly receiving new
and fashionable Music the Piano. Guitar and Flute
which he selling At the verv low prce of cents page
retail Also, on hand. small lot OF Musical Instruments
which will be ~od very low III" puzzle invited q al
and eYamn. for themselves Wh-l, ale dealers supplied
cheaper ban any other esisblishm.s the L. states.
y. B.-Piano Fortes tuned d; IS cents.
myl8 I'm CHAS. II. GFSLAiN.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES & Sexton, ia
NERKY'S MUSEUM-The most non

fl ular Magazine for Youth Contents tor June The
sense of ii-arrg; June Fresh Flowers; Americas In.
rians; Hone Built ngi Eiw o.; The Rabbit Faneier
Merys Adventure Who planted the Oaks; Travels OF
Thomas ilouer; rhe Denss Page for Little Readers;
Narete,. Pllzle.. Sc.
The publishers have lev copies of M-rry's Museum,
neatly bound lnr 1872, which they will .ell for low
pf.ce Of Que Dollar. BRADBURY, sODEN & co,
IN Nssau-street, Nrw-fork,
.el and 10 Sch0o street Boston.
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l. THE WORLD ii-CONA>T, zS0 Grand street. has
hand, Of tie iasI Spring fashIDn, ercsllent a.
.Drtm~n Of -k Hat At s22 .2y md $-a reduction Of
- s,n each bat from or&@r prers Also superior
srce Of Fur Hal Tor 81, EQUAL ~ any odd in the city for
" a and 81 The public respectfully invited cali.
4 good assortment 81 Boyf Hats sns Caps on ssnd.
nyls In CDNASI. nv Grand -. Allen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05
BOARD.-A private family
lair COLORING.-J.P p. Maby would

u inform those who used his celebrated Essence OF
Tyre changing red grey Hair to permanent brown
black that he ha. returned to his old stand No 10 Dvt
where he OILERS II IN packages OF 81 cents 81
cents and ST. TIL, Hair Dye has been long In use, and
allied give entire satisfaction Those doubling its
efcscy will be- rea-ly convinced by calling at the above
place and on trial uey not satisfied, the money vii
b., refunded. Icl IN