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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-31
MISCELLANEOUS.
UNITED STATES
TEA EMPORIUM.
III, late l29 Chatham street, Neic 7

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ra
THE CANTON TEA CO ,.PANY continue to offer for
= sale aud fragrant Teas every variety STYLE
Their specially includes the most delicious aud
powerful grades OF Green aud Black Every package bears the
thoroughly secured froa sh and ali, that ue quality and
Of prosecuting business perhaps scarcely be eIceled II
Is founded upon the utmost regard the gn Of the
ls purchasers called upon to re,an any
the will be cheerny and promptly sunded Country
merchants, public head OF Iamrs ship
from this establishmeni. 'afgi Hs -e ~ 14H.t
Office roasted every day. .Ur
Orders from all OF the Uutea States executed with
promptitude aud despatch
- The only warehouse in America for the sale ST Hou-
ouass I'd Black Tea. au24 lmsr
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TOUIH BEAKDS q!

pleasure IN SHAVING secured by the use of Chap
L mans MAGIC RAZOR STROP, with METALLIC
son keep his rs1oln perfect order whether
peies commencing with the Metallic Hone OF times the
rover OF the ordinary hone and finishing the simple calf skin
Retail prices So 90 i23 and So each according TO
ward size aud finish The performing Of the IS strop
being Sl,jo. Wholesale prices $780, ST. S.
$3.50, 50 and 4l2 per doz.
l.. CHAPMAN No. lo2 William street
N. B. The peyRng Of my IS strop warranted to
be superior George Saunders best 50 money
returned IL the purchaser be dissatisfied au25 lmsr
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DIR. MORRISON.

NVMIh III E n pSi,srENsANf 2otf fulton street nea
of Surgeons London and formerly Surge min, British Ma
wy continues be consulted daily all dseaes delicate
and all those distressing
dlcio.s trcatment and the iprudent quac medicines
Dr. NJ has had experience Of twenty
delicate in all their ands implicated ios
uses mild sale and nfabe substitute eadcst
the senereal virns with certainty hout subectng thu
patient 70 risk restricting him in susuai diets o. gur
suits while his medicines agreeable and SMELL Per
mitnt obsIuctons in the ureta ich structures and
ngement Of the PROSTATE gland ompanied with much
ation and dull pain about these Of the
SSsencs. Of matrs atnen Dr. NJ s:ss s;ctpIe. in scsn
membrane without any pain.
CONSTITUTIONAL EBnITY.-Thousands Of young
suffering from tue Of indulgence
eret destrciive habit whose nerves further from
the Of ncstums. pretended specifics, which
only to induce Depression Dr. NJ
purely pathological PRINCIPLES and fails In establishing
cufe-the stnctest honor aud confidence IS observed.
Letters post PAID and containing suitable Fee will
the spondsn full advice and any part Of the
on'on BY his giving history Of his case detail sok Full
on street near Greenwich. au30 iosic
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TENDER CHINS.

A NY GENTLEMAN may be instantly relieved from all
to the METALLIC TABLET RAZOR sI'ROP, invented
by g. Saunders which necessity ofa hone
by which the most unskul always rodvce keen
smooth an edge as the razor could by possibility exhibit
under the most experienced hand
It, the only efectual means which the Of yet
devised fogving to opportunity Of suitng
his chin with the same cerain as he nd
suit his own hand which will be shown by bring
tail price Of the best article of Strip and Tablet and So
auI7 Imsr Sold at g. SAUNDERS, 1859 Broad- Az
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AND OILED SILK MANuFAcToRY
JOHN M. DAVIES & JONES,


LUKE DAVIES X son,
LOG William street, corner John, New York.
PURCHASERS viii at ell times find the extensive
The United States OF the following Articles
the reasonable terms. wholesale and RETAIL
gentlemen, youth and children OF velvet cloth,
rino silk, glazed silk sc. sc. Full and art trimmed with
and plain Army and Navy officers dress and rndress
STocgs Of every style and quyof satin, bombaline
ing &c made plain trimmed with bows cravat ties Paris ties
dress apron stocks, &c. &c. ..-.I.. t.y
The SUPERIORITY Of frames is well known By the light
perfect ht, ease and elasticity OF every stock
SHIRTS OF all linen plain and ,o mnsliR plain and fed
with collars bosoms wrstb the appt
patterns. Fancy cambria shirts OF all qual ties, .
LrSLS collars and bosoms Of every style ard quality oiled
silk white plaid and fancy OF Ladies
misses and q ildren's oiled silk aprons.
OILED silk msdcated for the Of govt rheumatism sc
JArsANEp leather linen and muslin suitable for harness and
coach manufactures, cap fronts, &c &c.
The above articles made under inspection the
best possible and Of such materials workmanship
will be found on examination equalled by none.
TO which added saperor assortment OF fancy articles oil
various qualities and prices. $500.
Gloves suspenders. Cavsts Sears Umbrellas iandLe
Chiefs Hosiery, Craya Sfners Guard Chains Under Gar
mens Of every DESCRIPTION and quality SHAKER Knit and
Flannel Shirts and Drawers
The the public generally invited the above
extensive Of goods Of which Of
and will be sold such TAIL
y tIa JOHN NJ DAVIES JONES,
r.r~
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and xssf:y q he Gasd State. Patent Once, 10, q
hi. office has been established in Boston for the pas, ten
Inc Of Specialization. drawings assign,
snts and other and procuring patents here
well . expenses Wasnsos and delay S.re
Express d
explanatory letter, being sufficient Patents foreign
safs lie % Of s aS. % s
S % on SG .S y and ,n s
s1 =, o r. s whe would be
Cd the 0se
The following is extracted from letter. ~ n. mnenser
Sra have to renew the assurance Of the Nigh respect
s S., Of yoa sSs1y s So e, Lave b
VII"
much '1''' ana great '''a'H' kT2ssswtso1lKSrH
Agent q Patent Once. No. u Pine street. New York.
John d1BETEL vEKREN or wEKKE7 \, Naive Of
this individual or of person Of similar name will please
s@y H ' Iss was 5eha GaB S
ysTsa bat IN ip~s ?. land may ts many o:I
m ss,s Ssd 4. n r.
died there bu, Of him yet has been discovered
the ino,ms0p received By upon the sub Get probably
ar.iy .s s'H $ the VnisfF srA1oER Philadelphia.
on. Sr e TsDo which s. been
ss .1 esS 20 b. article
Of sn r.. s. s'el
sSs :. ZEE .'f' 0Se1
os The and % s ~ s.
es Be % e the s. Gn VII sc' ?. s
BE- had, or made to order.
lwd 1fw Wafer street
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e9sl a OCEAN Hou 1!s Long Branch, Kamson
aud Red Bank, shrewsbury-The s,,ar Jos,
tQLAS Captain AlIsire will leave New York from EI,na
A1aEset Slip, East River, every o'oel r., ~
Bank Thursday which day the boat to Esop
town Dock Keurpna will leave az O'Clock each d,v '
The Io will above, navigation and weather pc,
ing, until further notice, ' '"'''c
.ane ~, lstS no 3mc
SAtI.aQ saeIs Ss A.htons Blackburn factory hIsd
l12a nom 1op obsssdss, and for sale in ou suit Dur
aash "A soufh ,,y..,
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90 FRENCH IMPOHTED CATERS of all CO
lors Of Fashion Eienc, boots and latent leather
boys and chden Men aud boys cheap boots from s5 So
$50 aud 81 pair Mems shoe. to 10 and 2s rcr psr
misses, and chdTns CATER boots busl walking shoe ,nd
and slips IS cents 20 ST. good 4 slippers Come and
good assortment Of the above articles at 20 Can
at Wakers au2f I'm or
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.--.s. q $50 .l0l.s Q Park Place, New York.
NOTICE hereby given the STOCKHOLDERS Of the New
York and Albany Rail Road that PesidenI
and Directors have directed call nstalment Of FIVE
cent On the Capital stock of the Company payable the
Subscribers resident in New York and will pay
their instalment Josiah Rich Chairman the Finance Com
resident in Duchess unsm and Colamb
nance Coinmec and Treasurer for the Middle bstrct in
Rawlings Subscrb resident in Rensselaer, county, will pay
and Treasurer OF the Northern District his Office in the city
Of Troy. ~
By order Of the Board,
a2tsep5r JOS L. BLOOMFIELD. Secretary.
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LEGAL.
IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan :

~ "M,srrYs S,.g-
~ -. cl1nrsr, ,n,,,, in b,. ,,ys entitled ca;
OF 'g Ill =, ,,hIir ailon rntar no r.on Of liz.
WI fl '!' " -. y.s.sr. nj Tfs 80, 49,, IN. Z
subscribe! E.,rhange in ~ i,,. ~ Zrv-
80 l,,b ,y ~ ,nriI e1t al IL o,c,., -, noon q;
that day, ,,,;, ,,. nv; .is>is,,,,.-, -, ,.,
All that certain ol 'al ~ 49, ' rI,iT Sn,i, C;, 80.
reyor dateu jung a., .n,;,lsi mar, NJ LAM,
ega' nth.,st aA W. Sv NJ %ewYorS belonging to the
IN the ION "aiu % t .e,<e,j which S,,I To-, NJ
heirs OF samuel Z. oii.loe' harn. and contains n,
n Is laf' Io"n G @ ~, e-t ,1- cen,r. OF Twenty.
soo"s- ., ,h sasrrlv line o., the Second ave
nue. theSe = f ncpsS thence >outhw e>tw ar
'sea, -; -, ,oiD- distant 30 Tee, inches
y % ett Ss ~, b SS-oni avenue. thence northwest
lie 20 . ;ct ~ RI. e,serlv lie OF the Second
Masu.s ~ Wy norbeas,wardlv along the easerly line
Az @ Sr5 ,vsnrs = f-at s. niche, 10 the place OF be
OF ls SCUM Win all and singular the ienenlen,..
ginnins t th.reuno belonging,
hered!aIfcl'>,a''! ipp> e.'i'.> 49, ~ :
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=wN hodge, Solicitor rnSl 2wiA25
IN CHANCERY-Beforc the Vice Chan

IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan
I csllor-wilam Van Hook Charles Dubois, Britain
Cutler and Josiah Montague.
Pursuant 10 an order OF the Court OF Chancery made IN
the above cause. will be sold al public auction under The
direction TIE subscriber org the Masters OF SAID Court,
by F. H. Ludlow auctionerr the 10th DAY OF tprll next
nj Il O'Clock, noon, OF that day. at the Merchants Exchange
in tin. city of New York,
All the rest residue and remainder OF tie term OF years
and unexprcd OF in and 10 al lha Lot OF Lana
in the Sixteenth Ware, OF the City OF New lork on
the norhweslery side the Third Avenue. distant oftysx
feet norteasterv from Seventeenth being
feet in breadth in front and aud one hundred seet
depth each side, together with the buildings thereon
>taEdng"
And also, all the rest residue and remainder OF tie term
and uneNTred OF, IN and 10 all that
Lot of Land in the Sixteenth Ward OF the City OF New
York the northwesery side OF the Third Avenue distant
feet norhrasterv from SeVencenttrett heing
weHIyhrec in breadh in front and rear. and one
hundred in depth each side together with the build
nu, Their. on staniing which leases originally granted
by Peter Gerard Stuyvesant April Sh 1855 Tor the Term OF
vcntv-one wears. the yearly eighty dollars
payable ,n yearly, and subject also 10 two renewals OF
twenty-oIr wears each. New York, March %, 1912.
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL Master in Chancery
William, Van Hook, Solicitor =ms6 2aw ttl6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-05

pOYS, Clothing !-Childrens' Clothing

D Avery large assoTmen-,ery good onaliry-ve7-
fully inform their patrons and the public gene-aly Tia,
they haze again been king extensive Preparations the
spring and summer trade and have hand much
larger assortment o. Bows and Chidrens Clothing than
t-ye before have bad The public cali
ana examine Their goods with particular reference quality
ADJ prlcr@i cfIs Cash. al SUI"
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Gee B. BUTLER Solicitor n.2l 2awSw
IN BANKRUPTCY.-District Court of

4 II D-i-NNhUTIC 1.-DIStrlCl CUUTL UI
IL the United States for the Distric, Of Mici@an-ln ,l.
matter oi josiah Snow, Bankrup-Noticr hereby given
that on the tenth day OF March, a D.. 1919. JOSIAH SNow
vas by decree Of This court, declared 'nhrupt unier
the Congress such made ard provided; and
that order has been duly entered ia this appointing
IL" fifteenth lay of June next O'Clock nihe forenoon,
the District Court Room lathe CRY oil Detroit, for all
persons interested 10 show cause any they have, why Tie
said JOSIAH SHow should not receive hi discharge and
ica,e Bankrupt. By order OF the Corr-,
GOoDria & COLLINS, Solicitors. JOSIAH SNOW.
Deirn March 10 1872 AZ II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-05
NIEW WHOLESALE and Retail Cut

lrry Hardware House furnishing and Tool Store, 81
Maiden Lane Go.strest, where may he had, low
prices tine and comnsp Cutlery gothic. sanw icI and 9TH
er pattern Tea Trays" Dixon SOM (Eng} and Taun-
aned Goods and wrought Nails, Hammers, IIaclrt,,
Saws, MaletS. Box Chcl and ScraperS. Gimolets Got.
and Coffee Tryers, Marking Pots ard PUSHES, with
general assortment of hardware for city and country
Chants, manufacturers housekeerers and others.
The friends former customers :. p Smith, ilale
Miller Smith, and the public generally are particularly
invited To T,atronze the above establishment where Ne,
Goods constantly being reccivedby u. MEAD.
ml4 ln- SIMEON p. SMl I'll, Agent.
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nINNEFORD,S PATENT IMpROV-
49, ED ELECTRICALLY FLESH GLOVES and STRAPS
produce healthy OF the system b. friction without thu
risk tearing the sn all The ordinary IIsrseiar Cloves
are liable 10 do
peutc when applied 10 the human body well
known every who has paid the least attention 70 the
importance OF healthy action OF the skin require farther
comment.
Far sale by a. B. SANDS CO.. 273 Broadway, corner
Of ChambarS-sreet Grnaite Building in,t
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TONEs'S BOOK-KEEPING-Publish-

~ ed al 1876 Broadway-Price 81 50-ln adlit on TO
rety OF representing the practice OF DayBook Jour-
nal ledger, &c. this work will be found contain series
OF elementary exercises designed teach the general prin
cipes OF debt and credit hy which all these various od
ca;ions governed, TO enable the student 10 jour
naze from his knowledge instead Of resortng tosoH,e
vague and ambiguous These exercises consist OF ne
be misunderstood by the mere> and except aRong
practical re author has never met vitan individual
who could tee sn!red among hundreds
who have made trial, after deemng themselves complete
The study. Let those who would avoid the shame attend
failing accomplish what they undertake first tes
their knowledge by OF these exercises. II they solve
their, matter by whose system. they acquired Their
The mpossibly Of their fulfilling the duties OF account,
while ur1ie e dispose OF suc simple e>onS There
is wide difference between learning pnc plies aud details
You may have balanced up five thousand entries but until
you have acquired the principles your theory and the prac-
tee OF business wilieycr disagree.
Instruction gwen USUAL in all duties Of the desk pri-
vaely il required.
ms eo;u THOMAS JONES' Accountant
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NTOTICF TO RUPTURED PER-

NOTICE #RUPTU RED PER-
! Y sONS.-Dr. a. C. HULL No 4 Vesey street, Astor
House New York-PersGns afflicted with Rup,ures may
RELY npon the best instrumental aid the world Affords
application his Office Fe>ey street, New York, eher
nj. has numerous agents IN the chief OF the United
STATES Parents be careful examine the back paH
OF Dr.. Hu!s Trusses 10 zee if they endorsed bl Dr.
Hull in writing. None other genuine be relied on
a. god Dr. Hull guarantees cures to all oterw>. healthy
patients who call al his Office Tor Ii he cure be
not rad cal and permanent preclude the necessity
OF wearing any truss whatever the money advanced re-
turned on the expiration OF The specified for the cue
whatever progress the rupture may have made toward era
ocatjOn.
Children under twelve years universally cured With
out further expense than the Of the Truss The "a
dcal cure has bees under progressive practical improve
ment Tor more than twenty years past, in Dr. hUfs
Truss Once, and Is brought 10 state OF unIivaisd
perfection.
Many treacerous agents have undertaken vent ma
lions OF DR.. HILLS celebrated Hinge and Pivot Truss iol
the easy and safe retention Of Rupures These limitations
cannot be- relied on-thSy made by unsklitu sur.
and mechanics and better than The ORDINARY
Trussrs Of tie market The genuine have tell ans III
writing. nl2l I'm AMOS G. HULL 90
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wander through eternity

taking retrospect of all these great periods-cx-
aiming their characters, one after another until
he arrives at the remetcst period of animal exist
ence and finds himself al'leto study their history
and the character of their organization. Nor has
he merely the power 20 decypher these records ;
but an ineXhaustiblc infinite store of such memo
rails have been written upon the great rocks and
placed for his instruction, in the solid framework
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-05
.CTATE ON NEW-YORk. Ssh

Ayar and others Charles Oakley and osnersalasters
Sale.
In pursuance of rcretal order 81 the Court OF Chancery
of this made in the above will be sold nj public
auction, by Edward II Ludlow auctiononr, under TIE d
recton OF the subscriber OF the Masters ot sad Court al
the Merchants MXcange in The city OF Nen-I o, on tie
twelfth day OF pr at twelve O'Clock, noon OF TINT
and prcd Of and in all those wo
certain lots pieces parcels Of land situate, lying and be-
ing in the Ninth Ward OF the city New York, being part
the premises included in aud denised by certain linden
lcnSr dated the fourth day OF March, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and twenty five, executed by the
Rector, Church Warler> and Ne.trS Trinity Church.
in the city ni NrwfOrk and distinguished map or
chart OF part thereof called the tr north iIvl
of the church arn by the nnEbrrs hundred and
hundred and itt ~. and taken
together bounded follows: beginning the eistrN
side of liuSOnrec AZ point distant twenty-five feet south
warIly from the formed by the intersection OF the
ea.teriv line nj Hudson and the sOnterv line OF Barrow
running thence souwar!ly along u.'on-trcet fifty
hundred feet heHce nort!wardy and parallel with Hudson
the place of beginnings the said lots being ,ubdivded
four lots and each oil the said subdivisions having
house erected thereon which houses distinguished by
the numbers 35i, 35i i56, 1851 IIusnnsree
Spectvey together with all and singular the ediccs build
!n"s, rights MEMBERS privileges and appurtenaHceS tsr
unto belonging or IN wise appertanng and also all the
estate. right. title interest, form OF and
neSpired property possession, lain and demand wlat,n
ever well III a" rs IN equity, OF Charles Oakley
the above named defendants OF in and 10 the said dcmSc,
premises and part and parcel thereof w the appur
tenances.-Dated Ne~-York. March 70, 1912
DAVID CODWlSE, Masa-r IN Cbancery.
IL. .,,.
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NTRS.S. C. REID and Daughter have

MFRS. S. C.. REID and Daughter have
I'VE removed their BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
Young Ladies from FGurteentStreet 10 lSi fourti->i
the Washington Parade Ground, few doors west OF
McDouga.-sucet.
The Spring Term will on the Goth OF March
Besides the Senior Branch OF the Boarding School there is
also separate Department. exclusively for Children under
the age years where they will be carefully attended
by respectable lady. The Sctest attention paid
10 religions sruction and the cultivation OF morals.
The lnsti,ution under the enr. superintendent OF
Mrs Reid. The charges moderate. The best OF teach
are mis- I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-05

Il Muse, original and selected for the piano and
o-an, harp and guitar. By Mrs. VI. b. Lloyd and Miss
r.. Beiev.
The Northern Hap, consisting o original and
moral songs adapted 10 the popular melodies Tor the
piano forte and guitar. By Mrs. Dana.
The Southern Harp, consisting OF original sacred and
Tie American tlarinoaca, 4 NewYork Musical Mirror,
consisting OF hundred pieces OF music from the New
York Mirror.
The Roson Acadcmy'> Collection Of Sacred Music.
The Handel and Haydn do do
The Manhattan do do
The Choir
NInson's Sacred Harp, round and patent notes.
The Young Choir by w. B. Bradbury.
The above Books, together with general assortment OF
Books and Stationery, for sale by
j. s. HEDFIELD, Clinton Hall,
ul9 corner Nassau and Beekman.sls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-05
T1RENCH POLISHING PASTE-This

-
article combination of elementary substances hav-
ing strong affinity for each other, which unite and form
compound altogether in its character The brliancv
and durability of the polish mparts the most delicate
article furniture, slc mahogany, rosewood ebony,
Italian marble, also carriages patent leather, military
caps, unsurpassed Its application requiring
very little labor the article 10 lis original beauty
For sale by A. B. Sands K Co. (Granc Buildings. rs
Broadway, Chambers.treet aiAo, by a. b. ID.
Sands and roo Futon-s D. Sands Co II East 81 Dad
way ml2 I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-05
COUGHS, Colds. Pain in the Side. Rails

COUGHS, Colds. Pain in the Side, Rails
" Ing Blood Palp,ation OF the Heart dangerous
symptoms rife with. Thousands OF lives annually
lost in this way Every person OF intelligence and comman
knows that these diseases the beginning OF Con-
sumption, and unless cured must prove fatal Dr. Aliens
Ba!ani Horehound. Livcrwort and PeurISv Root will
the above diseases We hold ourselves ready ard vii
ling prove this person who may stand IN
need OF DR.. Aliens Ba!slm will call on Or. GUION, the
Agent. II Bowerv. nI7 Il
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IMPORTANT 10 CONSUMPTIVES.-

q Ncw.York, September 2s, 1911 To Dr. c. H. Ring
sir-AS vrt have requested me to give you OF
now your EiiSr Of Life acted IN my cast. checrgliy
comply tor Tile benefit OF others have had cough every
winter Tor several years, and always go, relief FROM simple
herb iras I'LL last winter, neither thing the other
having IN reInqui>h my bu,ines In this per-
>uaded by my friend Mr.. recR4o try your Elixir OF Life
and before had finished the bottle was only cured Of
my cough, pain in the chest nj ht wea's, but able 10
sumo business and find myself so rapidly improving 'trt
my friends a>,onisbe e1pecrsng hear of my death
instead OF seeing active and robust consider
self indebted TO you Tor The saving OF life and any
situated 4, was, NAV call on
PETER n. HELMS. 10 ThompsOn-st
PREPARED and for sale bv C. II. RING,
ul25 I'm 80 FuhOn-street cor. Glib.
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What can't be endured
/ 4

IS hat can't be endured
Must be cured"
TOOTH~ACHE cured not in five min
II u,e>. but in few Sc o-ds by single application
the Vegetable Toot-Acb Drops prepared and sold only
Al rs Canal street Price % Carious and aching
Teeth invariably restored heah ard usefulness when
submitted 10 DR. PEARSON'S operation Price
TO Two dollars per caviyl o,ker operations in Drnsr:
AZ reduced prices lie SIN
EE HES. Leeches! Leeches !!
FL l,ns0 very fine healthy German and Swedish Leec.
received and oi sale very reasonable wholesale
retail, or carefully applied by WILLIAM WATSON. Che
:u ana PharInas-uts ApothrcArie Hail. 81 CatharnesL
Is SUI
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A MAN with a Wooden Ear Bless

"a NN.N WILIl RI w UUUCII IIdl' JJIVSS
N my soul! what neat Card you have rot where
did YOU get it ~ Why was invited TO some beauti-
full machinery in operation No 81! Bowery (opposr the
is too. 80 brought Card to show you' Well, com
pared this with of my recently sent home from
ow prices, and instantly declared daring out
rage to public dccencv that any should have the I'M
pulence himself up priaer, who never served a
day business and 18th hirligg thing, with pon-
title OF elpop Hall Press &C. TO gull the public Feel
ing con,emp; such uGcs, gave him understand il,
would do little Good and he Felt keeniy my observations
So saying every to his trade went 10 Brooks,
the Yankee Gard Press, 81! Bowery, vfo, although
can hear well with the other showed hundreds >pc
cmens choose from and where the pubic may be sup
ple,i with good Cards Circulars &c ito uI the times
cheap they may obtain rubbish for; also saving. i
stead OF 2 g. sllngs, at least 81 on 1000 cardai lw'