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EYES AND INFLAM-

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weakness of the eye inflammation OF the eyeids, be
quickly and safely removed, by the use OF the
ROMAN EYE BALSAM
Mrs Davis, No. IT Essex street, has been cured of
inflammation Of the eye lids and weak eyes OF years dura
Miss Fitzgerald, No Market street. had for two crhree
years been much afflicted with weak and niianed eyes
that she could scarcely read Her eyes have
completely restored by this Balm after all other means
had failed Hundreds have by its healing virtues been re-
stored light where almost total blindness caused by ex
cessive inflammation, had existed for years.
The "Roman Eye Basam" has been long used IN
private practice by the eminent oculsts in this and
foreign countries and its astonishing efficacy in removing
all disease and Inflammation from the eye, has established
for reputation far beyond the reach of any other PrePa
ration.
IN DIMNESS OF SIGHT, caused by fixed attention to
minute objects by long exposure strong light and
in the weakness partial loss OF sight from sickness or old
is restorer and should be used by all who find
their sight falling without any apparent disease Put up IN
small jars with full directions for Price St Pre-
pared and sold wholesale and retail by DAVID SANDS 4
co. n East Broadway, corner Market st. ~ Y.
Sold also by A. B. D. Sands, 79 and 100 Fulton street,
and by A. B. Sands Co. 275 Broadway Chamber
CT " I'm
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NT 0RISON'S Hyreian NIediciueg.-

ItA NoTlcE:-whereas, 4. A. samenos. of 81 Broad
Morrison Co.'S appointment for the sale OF their Medi-
enes Iis IS therefore to inform the public that Mr.
in NewYork ard that Messrs MrTiseus only Apen,s in
New-fork ara Messrs. FIRTH L HALL, OF No. Frank.
lin square, om whom alone the Medicines be had gen.
uine fSioned) MORRISON A. CT 4
DATED British M College Of Health, Nav Read, London,
June l6th 1872 iys If
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to RUPTURED PERSONS.

l.N-DrA. 6. HULL. No. yesey street, Astor House
N.yr.York-Persors afflicted with Ruptrres may rely
pon the best instrumental aid the world affords ap
cston al his Office 4Vesey street. New York. either OF
his numerous agents the chief towns OF the UEited States
Parents must be careful TO examine the back part OF Dr.
Hubs Trusses, to see if they are endorsed by Dr. Hull
writing None other genuine be relied on as GOOD
Dr. Hull guarantees cures TO all otherwise healthy patients
call at his Office for resfsent If The cureb 90. rae
ing any truss whatever the money advanced returned On
,e expiration OF the specified for The whatever
progress the rupture may have made toward eradication
Children years universally cured without
fue. expense than the OF the Truss The radical cure
has been under progressive pacca! improvement for more
than twenty years past in Dr. HulPs Truss Once, ana Is
now broug ght to state OF unrivaled perfection
Many ueacherous agents have undertaken 10 vend Ha'
tons OF Dr. HulPs celebrated Hinge and Pivot or
easy and safe retention Of Rupure The limitations cannot
be relied or-hey made by ukiul surgeons and me
chanics and are better than the ordinary Trus OF tne
market The genuine have my tull name IN wrltng.
AMOS G. HULLk co.
Dr. He'll has at the request OF sera respectable phs-
can fitted up room exclusively for Ladies' having sepa-
rate entrance from the business department. wherein lady
in cnnstant attendance apply TruSses and Supporters
IN female patients
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" of Horehound, Lverwort and Pleurisy Root, LOT
Coughs, Colds, Consumption and Liver Complaint
Consumption is disease often secretly lurking in the
tenn for years before there IS the least complaint of the
lungs And in this stage it be cured as eectuay and
as certainly any other disease Let persons delay the
use medicine until their lungs sensby affected but
in due season resort TO Dr. Aliens Basam Of Liyerwor
cians" for which all mankind will have abundant cause TO
bless the hand Of Providence. More than 100 physicians in
this citv use this medicine in their practice.
LIVER COMPLAINT CURED.-Dr. Alen-Dear Sir: have
used your Balsam Of Horehound, Lverwort and Pleury
Root in my practice for months past and from the
wonderful effect has had, am fully satisfied that it pos
sesses very superior virtues in the OF liver complaint
and consumption do strongly recommend it TO the pub
lie and to the faculty Respectfully
Hudson, Aug. i, lS4l. }. d. RICHARDSON, NJ d.
wHooprNc CoucH-TLis disease is prevailing very e1-
tensvey, and is sweeping of many little ones with very
few widays' illness Parents should remember that Dr. Al
lens Basam of Liverwo is the only nfalbe remedy and
has saved thousands Lives during seven years.
Sold by William A. Tyler wholesale agent 80 Barclay
street, and by E. NJ. Guien. of Bowery and Gand-
street jy27 I'm
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inspires Confidence


~ Jones Drops for Humors-An internal remedy for
diseasesof the skim such salt rheu eryspeias lepro
Scroua Scad head liberated sore legs and scury, with
their kindred external and internalhumors.
Sufficient time having been given 10 test lis invaluable eff
ali cases where the directions are faithfully complied with
the money refunded Designed for persons of all ages
Agents. Griggs, New Lebanon Springs, General
Agent for the State "A Gilbert at the New Lebanon De-
20, ior Herbs Ss G. No S 81 Fnqpns Agen; for the City
fred Hill, 208 Greenwich st; Hart corner Broadway
and Chanbersssi coddington corner Spring and Hud
son-strs and the Family Medicine Store, go Bowery
Prince-St DR. Doole, 245 Centre-st; CW BadgerNew-
ark, N. J.; E G Peckham, Utica; F Bogue. Lyons,
Bentley, Penn Yam; Walker Otsego CO.; II Rawls
Co. Albany Albany.
great number of certificates from The most respectable
Physicians and others have been receveda speak in the
highes, terms of its uIerring efficacy jy2S I'm
DARR'S LIFE PILLS-To the Public.
The propretos Of The extraordinary medicines
by the name OF PARIS LIFE PILLS bave established
wholesale branch of their house in New-Yor, the Clar
endon House, corner of DnaDe-street and Broadway.
The value of this medicine in bilious compaists botches
nthe skin cholera morbus dysenery ntnss foul BREATH
heartburn, headache Inflammation, indigestion, anguor,
liver cempains piles, scrofua, and numerous other dis
eases may be judged when j, is known that the sale in Eu
weekly, equal more than million and half yearly
From its great celebrity is sold in almost all parts of
has rapidly obtained such distinguished roorey, and
gentle in its nature that may be taken by the invalid
however weakly, beng composed of the most innocent
For particulars of this astonishing medicine, together
with The account Of its remarkable and renowned dscoverer
Thomas Parr, who lived TO c1traord mary age of $50
yearee the book of his ie which may be had gratis of
all the agents IN Newiork and other parts OF the United
States
The following The duly appointed agents in n York
Rushon Aspnwa druggists and chemists, Sc Wlliaus
liz Broadway, and l0 Asior House.
Abrahnn Sands Co., druggists and chemists granite
buildings. 21S Broadway, corner OF Chambers-st
r. Dickie, 4i5 Broadway, corner OF Lispenard-st.
John 8. Dodd druggist Broadway. corner OF Bieecker
A. w. Radeau, Bowery Medicine Store, $50 Bowery.
J. Coddngton, apohecares, 81 Hudson-s, corner OF
Spring-sL
z. Cotton, chemist and apothecary, aS Bleeckersree
corner of Jones-sIreet
J. wendover druggist and apohecay IA, Eighth avenue
Dr.. Syme 6S Bowery, cor. Halker-sl
Brooklyn-WmA Armstrong. seed, drug ard patent med.
cine warehouse, 1S4t Fulton 81. amp Inns
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TATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE. at

The Pine Orchard-ls42-This romantic and fashioua-
bic viii BE conducted during The present season
der the direction and s1pernendonce OF the subscriber
has undergone complete and thorough repair and
open for the reception ofvisto No effort viii be spared
maintain the dcsevedy high character whchitha here
iofore susaned AS heretofore tables will be furnished
and every possible attention that can promote the conye
enee and enjoyment OF It's patrons will be proapsly be
ciay that part of il the mountain has been rendered
perfectly smooth and safe.
Mtssrs. A. E Eeach i Cos excellent line of stages will
as heretofore regularly between the Landing and the
Mountain House, on the arrival OF the boats
jeli SIN C. L. BEACH Proprietor
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UHE TRUSSES and SUPPORTERS

of Dr.. HuiPs invention continue TO receive my decidea
preference. For twenty years past have employed me
ruses OF Dr. Hull with success The supporter was IN
vented 1881 by the Dr. with my advice and appreciation
and happy to that 1t extensively adopted In 4
Signed, VALENTINE MOTT NJ
Ne,, Work eJuIy / 1a. jy2i I'm
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CANDS'S REMEDY FOR THE SALT

\ y -RHEUM-s Warranted to cure.'-Salt Rheum, Ring
woI Teer Scald Head Barriers or Jackson Itch
Psoriasis Pamara and other diseases OF The skn are safely
certainly and eecnay cured by the OF SaDds eInedy
which has been tested in more than six thousand ess
OF the above diseases without having ialdd IN any Were
the directions attended The unparalleled success
remedy in curing diseases OF the SKIN IS without an
equal in the history OF medicine. The Compound syrup
al Sarsapara is recommended 10 I've used wG me heine-
,y as il tends to throw from the blood and system gen
and the application of the Remedy externally at The same
time entirely cradcaes il from the system Ie enedy
perfectly harmless in lis operations and may oe applied
with saety even to the skin of the tendere5t infant Iest
moDaIs OF its efficacy daily received and the following
are selected for publication which us thought VIII SATISFY
the mind of every candid person OF It's extraordinary W.
Il am escap ped with the skin of my teetl'-Job.
Nessr Editors OF the most loathsome Affections 10
which man is liable diseased skn and the
remedies usually employed for removing often do more
harm than good have heretofore for twenty years. been
more or less afflicted with that inveterate and disgusting
disease of the skin called Salt aheun Tetter; and al
physicians and OF various popular remedies, yet never
found any lasting benefit from any thing that was done tsr
me- But / am happy 10 announce 10 thoEe similarly
aiic,ed that Sands Remedy has entirely cured me, I,
before used FIVE boxes of the Remedy in conjunction with
their Sarsaparia Syrup was perfectly cured and al
though Is years ago. have not bad symp-
tom OF the disease since. Respectfully yours, &c.
'' - Wv PHILIP BROWN.
Messrs A. B. & D. Sands: Cent certify that l have
been cured OF the Salt Rheum Of ten years standing blythe
use of your Remedy and Syrup of Sarsaparla aud wish
every person roubed with this dreadful complaint III any
;orm would call me- and will satisfy them that your
medicine will cure them perfectly Yours 1 truly
Residence 109 Nassau-street, store l45 Futon'st
M.x,,-T -TnrI luna
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Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by
r y ID SANDS Drupgis

Nos. 79 and 100 Fuon.street.
Sold also by William Brown, 4al washingo ard
s. w Fowk 80 Princestreet, Boston; Joseph Balcs, Jr
Providence, f. l.; E. w. Bull, Hartford, CT; DR.. r. W.
Ma,thewson, Norwich, CT; II. Rawls Co., Albany; E.
Trveu & Son. Poughkeepsei ) j. Gorham and t. J: Fowler
Phadelphia; c. 5. Taylor Baltimore, and ny Druggists
generally in all The principal cities and chief towns in the
limited States, Price 81. jyl6 I'm
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&A FOR SAIE-The three story Brick
HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND, No. 25
Marketsteet, between Madison and Hen-strRets. The
Lot 25 by 80 feet the House % by 4S feet with IL inch
walls built by days work under superintendent OF Mr.
George Ireland. There fire places in the House.
OF which finished with marble chimney pieces
There is dry cellar unde die whole, paved and divided
into several apartments fre-proof ashouse under the
kitchen fire place. and the whoe complete order. The
premises may bs every day between the hours Of y
and 2eclock. For further particulars apply to
fs4 GRINNELL MINTURN L. CO, T8 Souib-street
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sN FOR SAFE OR EXCHANGE far

City @ Pope3ya % Farm @ on Long Island eenianiur dor
Sc OF land in frst cultivation with
thing epiete country residence consisting of one large
dwelling house finished in good style, with marble ante
folding doors, CRATES &c The house 52z53. Barns and
outhouses OF every description; fit of all kinds such
apples, pears ounces cherries raspbees currants goose
berries Strawberries and in the creates, abundance Sit
uated 10 miles from the City. Inquire of
WARD &, BROWNE,
lyS II Coal Dealers cor. Laight and Washngton-sts
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lkA TO LET IN BROOKLYN.-Eight

modern built two story attic and basement honses,
finished in the best manner, "a garden with each ouse
very pleasantly situated along the bay, giving entire
view of the bay and city of York. distant miles from
the South ferry; omRibusses running past the door, in
May the will be put very low to good In
quire at Mr. Bays Hardware store third door from Hen
ry- street, in Atlantic-s!reet, Brooklyn jy29 lm%
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saa FARM FOR SALE Cheap for Cash,

sz~. containing Iii acres, in the town ef Summit, on
South Hi County of Scboaare 80 miles from Albany %
miles from the Court House, being equal distant Of villages
with from TO churches in each with good schools One
hundred neres under high Gfcuvaon the balance
in heavy TIMBER COED buildings orchards, &C. One half
Tie money remain interest For particulars, inquire
ot tRALPSWEET,No 81 Domnick street, corner OF fiud
son, or W. H. SWEET No. cp4 Canal street, New York.
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TVHE TEETH, THE TEETH.-On

q atmospheric pressure principles full sets Of best min
eralteeh any number that may De required will be in,
springs or clasps. Filling Cleaning and Regulating the
Teeth done usual in the best manner For extracting
tooth So cents for curing the toohnche so All operations
warranted by Dr. j. Buskey Deutist q Murraystreet,
next door to The Church. one block of Broadway
CHARGES moderate. Terms cash jyl4 eod3m
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f $1,000 CASH, and a good Farm Of
800 of Land, 40 of which is improved the
soil excellent for grain grass the water and timber good
and abundant-withn % miles OF the city OF Baltimore
Maryland viii be exchanged good house and lot in
the city of New York. the farm would be exchanged far
goods Apply to LLABAGH, Esq,
aug ST. Commissioner of Deeds, No Is Certre-st.
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Y 1SII 1-NO'If Of1 tFFC
second floor of the College CT Physicians and Sur
geons, g. Crosby-strec known the College Hall. The
Room is we'll lighted and ventilated, and has small Room
opening upon the II is place of
ing public worship for Literary Associations. The
Room may be at auy tine application 10 the Jan-
sfercersree: a15 tf
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c. B. CHALLENGES Co.npetition

x y. %. VT1ALLENUEO O0'IPetiuVH
IXs with all. The importance which all ages have TO
the Head of Hair is clear index OF the vaue set upon
personal figure and when by capric freak OF va
lure the human form deprived OF IFS fair proportion, Art
is resorted to- in order by artificial means TO supply the
deficiency Hence have arisen those wonderful discoveries
which bid Nature defiance Barry Yentating and Gossa
meri WIGS AND SCALPS,
real beads Of hair, which only be had at lag Broad
way, corner Of Lberty..treet up stairs.
In all cases of failure in the growth of HAIR BARRY
offers Remedy exclusively his own unknown Vulgar
Prac,ioners-ant those whom Nature has been boun-
u in her distribution of HAIR will do well TO place ihen-
Prices to suit the Zines jy16 If
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r spEopLE's LINE FOR Az.

-. BANY md Intermediate piaces-irom H.
,ot OF CourtsEdt-St-
Thr steamer NORTH AMERICA. Capt. NJ. II. Trpes-
s will eav,. rs ahavr y, 3 p VI. TgeCay AMI Ftav
The COLUMBIA C7r;. T. P. Nrssberry, VIII leave as
,I,oye al 5 P " on Monday and Thursday.
For passage ireigapPy 10 F. T. Scfssiz al the oscc
. g. All Eirts Of property tnker Only at The risk Of e
,Tcoars thereof.
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Wni. NJ. Kemp, NJ. D. OF Baltimore.
January f. 1872
have read Professor Poer's views of the Vegetable
Elixir and they are exactly in accordance with my opn
oD that subscribe fully his sentiments. have seen yen
use it successfully WIN. NJ. KEMP.
nr IInva
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

NEW YORK Dying and Printing Esta,
In BLIsHMENT, STATEN ISLAND, Office for the
reception and delivery of goods No SO Qae AZ John St
cloths Cassineres Silks. Satins, Silk Velvet and Plush,
Ribbons, Canton and Italian Grape, Silk and Cotton
reen Damask and Satin Curtains, Linens and Coons
Cleanse and Refn;sh Merino, Thibet and Cashmere "a mere
Shawls, Piano ard Table Covers Carpets of all kiHdS
Drugge Floor Cloths and Hearth Rugs, Chntz Curtains,
&c. &c.
" Orders carefully attended to and promptly executed
n,oQ E6n,
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1ALTIM0RE, JanulTy 70, I54Z.
have been made acquainted with the component parts oil
Dr. Loves Vegetable Elixir for the OF intermittent le
vers and have hesitation in stating my belief that Will
prove eminently seryiceabe in this disease.
EDWARD FOREMAN, Professor of Chemistry,
Washinofan University. Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

James H. Miller, NJ D., Professor of Anatomy, Physiology
and Pathology, in the Washington Medical Univerty of
Baltimore. BALTIMORE, JAM 20, 1872.
Dear Sr-In reply your inquiry respecting the article
presented my inspection which you designate as The
Vegetable Elix affords pleasure state that con-
slider elegant preparation and admirably adapted TO
the treatment of inerittents whether febre neuralgia
or any forrpof disease demanding toncs.
Most respectfully yours, ETC..
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

ANAWILY BUAEUIN(r SCHOOL-
4 MILTON, (Ryel lWestchester Co., N.Y.-Parens wish
ing place their in Christian family for their educa-
ton respectfully informed that this School is limited 70
twelve Boarders, and is In healthful, pleasant situation
Terms $3.50 year.
References-The Faculty of the Wesleyan University,
Rev. Dr. Peck, Rev. Geo. Coles, Rev. G. Lane, Francis
Hail. Esq., Cor. K. Disosway, ESQ., New York City; j.
Swinbnrue Principal White Plains AcadeHy Elisha Hal
sted, Esq, Rye.
For further information address BY mail,
nnEQ Qfn,nl LINK II N.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

r hFOR NEWBURGH-La
,sssTS5EEEIy4e. ing al CaidWeps, West Point and Cold
Spl1ng.-rbe steamboat JAMES MADISON, Capt Charles
Halstead will leave Warren-stree Pier, every TU ESDAY
and FRIDAY EVENINGS, at 4 O'Clock.
All Baggage, Packages Parcels, Eank Ills Specie
put board of this boat without being entered the book
of the boa! receipted for will be at the risk Of Tie
thereof. f2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-15
From the n. Y. Tribune.
A NEFARIOUS BUSINESS


For some time past the small clique OF Loco Fo.
cos and utterly abandoned reneg AIDES Who firm the
Tyler body guard in this City, have been buslly
engaged in procuring the removal Of Wings from
our City Custon House and the appointment OF
Loco Focos in their places. Tho business goes on
swimmngly two-ihirds of the operatives having
procurred for themselves comfortable places, and the
remainder having assurances OF like reward ct an
early day. Mr. james l.. Curtis, who rose like n
meteor the political horson. has, for presiding OF
two or three Tyler Meetings, obtained the Con
sulship at RIO, an1 so with the rest down to nigh
men a, the Custom House. The work goes brave
ly on
There is one part of the business which We can
not but regard with loathing and exeera,ion, Coed
high hearted Wings. who have thus been driven
fom Office by Loco FOcoism have thereupon been
honored with letters from LEGO Focos contoling with
them on!heir removal by Wing ingraIi,ude, and re-
minding them that they had predicted the Wings
would SO serve themi Is not this the superlaive vi
dopravity2 We have been shown the letters.
Another Internal m1chinnlion set on foot yes
terday-wc IRE informed by the descendant OF Is
carrot who presdes THE Unon.' A paper
circulated through the Custom House and
among its officers, setting forth approval Of the
last Veto, and every man required to sign it. Ttose
who refused were of course marked for speedy er-
ccution. This is called free country, and under
an Administration pledged to put stop TO official
interference in politics, Was there ever so decev-
cd and outraged People2
TIE RICHEST JOKE YET
Our friend Robert Tyler, son and Private Secre q.
taTy of the President, was hero n few days since,
very deeply engaged in Political arrangements aud
negotiations. In OF his conferences with certain
Loco Foco managers, he innocently and modesy
observed that his father would submit his claims for
reelection 10 Democrats National Convention.
Tho Kirderhookers screwed their faces into or
agonzing solemnity during the brief reminder of
the conference, but the way they eufIawed as soon
as they got out OF sight was positively dangerous.
Happily, no blood vessels eIploded.-Ib.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-15
DEATHS.

Died, ON the l0 Instant atihc rcsidcnca OF Mr. Ino A.
smith. IA Dnwttho County, Mrs. JANE VI SMITH, wife
OF pr Eiwin w. rmith; In the 2sh year OF her age She
wa. tcutkabio Tor all those son graccG Character
which win upon the acctions and that sweetness of
temper, amabiiy OF dispositions and gcucness OF man.
ncr which 80 literally Contribute domestic happlucfs
May tns ncSe hspensaiion OF hia who gives and takes
away be blessed 10 her devoted husband aud friends an
may they derive much consolation from the hope thai her
spirit, feed from care, and purxcd from the ,ross OF
ea pure and prepared has winged It's nsht to Heaven
vote Their lives 10 the service sf their maker.
ns- Enquirer requested copy.
a: his resdenee on Church HILL Thursday Evening tho
llh inst Capt Reuben IIpseomb, In the Gth year OF III,
age. The deceased was highly esteemed and much
that viii long ard kecny b. felt 10y hs snaeonAie vito
and children, and his friends relations
n5-Compler and Enquirer requested TO copy.
In Norfolk the 7 inst Mrs Mary L. John con widow
of the late Rev u. X Johnson.
In PoItsmouth. on the 9th, Mr.. WIN. II. A. Critender