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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-14

0U- The OLYMPIC CIRCUS, at the Park Theatre.
continues to receive the most unbounded ies,imo-
mails of public approval. Mr.. Welch is one of the
best equestrian managers OF the age, and nothing
can excel the grandeur and submiy OF his present
magnificent establishment. All his arrangements
are made regardless Of expense and labor, united
with superior judgment, tact. talent and energy
in his busness-hence his most astonishing and
unprecedented success. Those who wish to wit
ness an extraordinary performance. where grace,
beauty and refinement are observed in their most
attractive garbs should not neglect to visit WeIchs
Olympic Circus. We perceive that an afternoon
performance, commencing at two O'Clock, is given
every Saturday, afording rare opportunity for
families and parties to witness a representation OF
the choicest gymnastic and equestrian acts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-14

The MILLENNIUM BEeUN-GREAT RELIGIOUS
MovEMENT-MARsARKr BISHOP. -Mrs. Bishop called
upon yesterday to let us know that infusion
ofthe Spirit has been received 1.-THE city need
cd il so much] and that great movements are in
progress. Several new books upon the "Articles of
lsraefs Faith" and fThe Laws of God, are about
TO be published-great meetings are to be held on
Sundays, at the corner OF Broadway and Grand
street, to which place they have been removed-and
Father Miller and his men, together, with Joe Smith
and the rest Of the Mormons, are to be routed and
put to flight Indeed Father Miller may consider
himself already dstanced in the matter Of the Millen
mum, inasmuch as Mrs. Bishop announces that it
has already begun. This is highly important if true,
and should be looked into at once Margaret tells
us that il does not admit of doubt and tina, all the
facts and details can be ascertained Sunday, at
the corner Of Broadway and Grand street, as before
stated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-14

progress of pupils under Mr. Brstows instruction In
Penmanshlp, and have been highly grathed by its
rapldlty and excellence. Mr. b. is not merely a
good writer but he has a superior system Of writ
ing, by which cramped hands, rough hands, and no
hands al ALL can be converted into into free plain,
rapid business hands with the greatest possible eco
nomy OF time and money. Bad writers. male or ie
male, will surely be improved by his lessons. His
rooms are at No. G5 Broadway, near Park Place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-14

MAGNIFICENT PAINTINos.-Some half a dozen
splendid paintings exhibiting and for sale at
the corner of Broadway and Liberty street The
paintings are masterpieces, some Of them from the
pencil of the celebrated Nicholas Poussin. Connoi-
seurs who have examined them pronounce them of
very superior order, and fit for any palace. Owing
to peculiar circumstances, they are offered for sale
at great bargain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-14

newspapers are beginning to discuss this awful trase
dy with too much passion and feeling.
One paper gives long list of the number OF LASH
es inflicted by order of Mckenzie during the cruise
Of the somers-23I3 cats or colts" on 40 or l23
men and boys. This is intended to tell against him
tor his cruelty On the other hand, other prints
sert that none but the government papers accuse
Mckenzie OF wrong for the execution Of Spencer
and the two men.
This mode OF reasoning is intended to give par
ty coloring TO the whole affair. Pray, what has pc.
Itics, wing, democratic, or TYLER, to do with the
conspiracy and execution on board that brig Can
not that awful act be investigated on its own nature,
without reference 10 dirt and polItIcs,l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-14

The MAILS, &c.-For wonder, all the mails ar.
rived at an early hour yesterday morning. But
Adams ~ Co., Harnden a. Co., and Pomeroy a. Co.
beat them notwithstanding. BY these capitally
conducted express lines we received Boston and
Albany papers OF the latest date.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-14

REVOLUTIONARY PAPERs.-We have a:fresh and
very interesting batch of the revolutionary papers,
formerly belonging to Governor George Clinton, now
in the possession of his grandson, Col Beekman,
who has kindly allowed to give them TO the world
in the original shape Next week we shall enter at
large upon them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-14

MORE OF THE EARTHQUAKE. recent earth.
quake was felt at Madison, Indiana, the 4th inst
about P. NJ The windows of the houses shook
violently. AT Louisville the shock was also fell
about the same hour in the evening. 1t confined
thirty seconds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-14

FREsHEr IN ALBANY.-The freshet continued una.
bated on Thursday. The lower district OF the city
completely submerged, and the water in cellars
extended nearly to Pearl street, as far north as Ferry
street In front of the Eagle Tavern there had been
depth of about four feet water, since Tuesday
ming. Opposite the city the river free from ice
We understand, however, that the ice was firm only
eight miles below the city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-14

WEALTH OF QUINCY, MAss.-lt is said that the
granite business in this town in the lastvseventeen
years has amounted TO three millions of dollars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-14

AMUsNe.-Beach is certainly the most excruciat-
ing blockhead we ever saw. He is daily abusing
and attacking our paper makers for supplying us
with paper. Pray, what does this ass want? Does
he wish Persse az Brooks to refuse to supply us with
paper, because we print on it the Herald? Let
Beach take the same quantity OF paper per week
that we do, and pay the cash for it as we do, but
not in shnpasters, and then perhaps he might sue
coed. We have paid Persse Il Brooks, since we
dealt with them, nearly tco hundred and ffty thou.
sand dollars for paper. II Beach can consume,
in like time, the same quantity, he can have the
whole lot of paper at per cent advance over what
we pay--but not otherwise.
Alas, poor Beach he is going to the devil at a
fast trot-and he baws out thus Justify to ward of
and smooth his destiny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-14

o. THuRLow WEED, about these days, is giving
up his soap suds and lather Hence his awful ebull
tons about the Herald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-14

nv THE New YORK LANCET will be ready Tor de-
livery early this Torning, at the Herald Office -
Single copies l2t cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-14
--- Right and might
On Ellengowans height.

THE NAVAL COURT OF ENoUIRY-A FLARE Up
Quite flare up took place in the Court of Enquiry
yesterday, in relation to the publication of the Log
Book OF the Somep on her late cruise Commander
Mckenzie made pretty seve attack on some of
the newspapers and Capt Gregory, and. we are in.
formed, looked as fierce as yard arms" This af-
fair relieved the monotony that has regned for Sc
veral days throughout the cabin of the North Caro-
lima. full report, including the Log Book, will be
found in this days paper. 1t is supposed the exa-
mination of the witnesses will terminate to-day
The argument will then begin on Monday next
and the decision of the Court may be transmitted to
Washington blythe middle of the week Bat we are
very well persuaded that the matter will not termi
nate in this inquiry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-14

~ THE SUNDAY HERALD will be an interesting
paper this week Pnce cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-14

10 THE WEEKLY HERALD will be published tins
al 8 o'clock. Price 81 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-14

COLLECTION OF TAxKs.-Counsellor Graham has
returned to the city from Albany bringing with him
the new law, as expected in relation to the col
lection of taxes which is that the per cent is
be collected on and after the 10th February accord
ing to the resolution of the Board of Supervisors
Mr.. Graham was accompanied by Alderman Leon
ard, as one of the Deesation-and the law was pass
ed without any difficulty and with little delay as
possible. Alderman Leonard is still at Albany upon
other business SO the whole matter Is now settled
to the satisfaction of all parties
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ELLSWORTH'S REPORT.

q THE IMPROVEMENTS IN AGRICULTURE,
THE ARTS Sc in the United States; being account OF
recent and important discoveries and Improvements III the
mode building Houses making Fences raising Grain max
ing Fork isposing of Hogs making Lard OIL raising Silk
with engravugs of improved Pouch and other Agricultural
indictments &c 81 Hon. II. L.. Ellsworth Commissioner
sf Patents And Treatise AGRICULTURAL GEOL
OGY-just published the Tribune Office. Price % cents
five co;i, for 81 Orders through Fostma5ter and otherwise
arr solicited.
I've have received cory of Hon. H. L. Ellswor;h' Re-
po to Congress- showing the which has been made
in the Mechanic Arts and i'll lndusta Rural and Domestic
Economy of the valuable and interesting docu
sns have rersed valuable and interesting TO the
whole country at large for the amount of information 1t ccn
,an, and for the cearness with which 1t exhibits the I'M
port changes which taking place the relation OF some
Agricultural products the result Of ne" discoveries IN
Scence and in part also OF modification the Com
mprca Relations between and foreign Countries
II Is document which has been drawn up with the utmost
care and which reflects great credit the public spirit OF the
author Peas ants Farmers Register, Petersburg Va
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"O'CoSNELI's HISTORY OF IREL,SD.-We have received
COPY this valuable and work, by Daniel o.
Conne the great Liberatcr The and the su'fsrinss
OF the Irish people for century past portrayed IN
-rlv manner ard show corclu5ir-y thar reform and
lasting ,mperaively called for and that the da not lar
distant when The OF Ireland resident
throughout , country have entered the spirit of RrrE
with such srdo and enthusiasm that The ver Throne Of Great
Britain rocks with fear OF the Consequences and well
for these and tokens Indicate that the tide of
rn,fi,-r which - English Rulers heretofore committed
pine murder tredcheTr &c the IRISH people
the present of acting, that though the form
of the persecution altered the spirit the
Those who heretofore would have used thu dagger h knife
of The employ only the tongue the OF the
caumni.tor and instead Of numbering bodies exhaust their
aSSassinating reputation Calrmny has been sub
sritued for murder and the faction which has long uot
in IRISH blood consoles viruleut and malignant passions by
INDUCING eyervarylng nsveTdyng lsshood and trcul.l
foreign whose bosons beat for liberty aud Independence
Philadelphia Mercury.
"OCoSSELL's MEMOIR or lRELASp.-Thc most import
of the week Is the of the first American
edition of !hs work and al price winch brings within the
re,rb who wishes To- be of such
Invaluable WORK. The firm Of Greeley McEirath, by whom
il has len ont deserve the LISTING gratitude OF the
I>i, citizen. Of this Republic not only for the prompneSs
;,h ich thew hav got the work also for the cred
sbe manner OF It's execution. What Ishman will be with
ont a copy when il Can be procured for Is cents =
N. Y. Irish Volunteer.
s.OCoure traces the Political History Of Ireland from the
frs, partial establishment of English domination in l2 The
n course more rapidly through the Of lshmen May
of the details hrillin-l interesting. Pha Inquirer
For sal. at he Office OF The Tribune ECO Nassau; and b.
Ero l.ya,-
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.N1FR1CAN FAMILY MAGAZINE

rrTur CHEAPEST WORK EVER puBLIsHED THE
UNITED SrArEs.-The first part of the American fam
Magazine or General Abstract Of Useful knowledge work
eminently useful in families and calculated to arrest the al
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ins of the voung illustrated with 5000 Engravngs To be
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,r number and each number will contain 200 Ensra'iu3s
= Each number contains about 200 Ensra'in5:, and Is
sold at the lotU price Of d cents.
~ The SECOND EprIoN Of the first number of this very
valuable work entirely exhausted The Third Edition VIII
be ready next week when the orders will be attended TO-
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Part aud each succeeding number, will contain $40
Pages and BE- printed on larger type the Ensravngs much
finer and many of them from original designs. Number
will be- ready on tie 18th day of April
GREELEY & McELRATH Tribune Buildings.
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LECTURES ON GEOLOGY.

- DOCTOR LYELLs LECTURES OK GEoLoGy-Ihe Sc
cond edition of celebrated Lectures reported for The
Tribune ready II contains Engraved Frcnt5pcce.
exhibiting an ideal section Of part of the Earth Crust with
explanations. II will also contain general ntrodueor 20
Geology before published Lecture embraces the fol-
lowing subjects Auvesue Lacutrne Period Volcanic Pc
rod Eruption Of Coseguna Mount Dor. Lecture II, The
Eafth Strata Marine Strata Periods Auvcgae District Sub
Appenne5 Mount Fia. Lecture H. Uphelva and Sub'i'
delce of the Earth Narle Temple Of Scraps Monte Mo-
vo Lecture " Coral Reefs, Coral Islands. Lecture V,
Origin of Coal Lecture VI Fossil Footprints. Lecture VII
Recession Of the Falls of Niagara Lecture VIII Doders
and lccbercs.
To the above also added IN this edition, SHech Of the
Lecture of Dr. AUGUSTINE SMITH delivered before the
Lyceum of Natural History the 9th Of December last OF
the Different Races Of Men.
Price yer single copy 25 cents Po,tmastar renting
One Dollar will be entitled to five copies.
GREELEY s. McELRATH
R,Ilhi Nay York
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CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.
HISTORY, SCIENCE, BToGRAPl

THE FOLLOWING PUBLICATION. ARE FOR SALE AT
OFFICE OF THE TRIBUNE,
Tribune Buildings $50 Nasssustreet opposite CITY Hail:
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NEW PAPER HANGING, Window Shade
IN and Upholstery Ware ouse, No 81 Maiden Lane near
subscribers take this method of informing
their numerous customers and the public at in addition to
their old store No. 82 Maiden Lane they have opened the
above establishment for the better accommodation of TN.
city trade aud they respectfully invite all who are IN want of
article, in their lin. call and their assortment be.
fore purchasing elsewhere. G. 2. s j. GRATACAP
y. B. Country Merchants Landlords and Tenants
ticulary invited TO call large stock of French
and American Paper Hlngngs aud Transparent Window
Shade. &C. AZ 2w.
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.iiison's History Of Euroye
since 1875: in Nos. each. rs
Thierss History Of thu
Frrnch Revolution, In Sos.25
Pictorial History Of the Y.
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O'Conne!i.s Memoir cii Ire
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The Book OF the Nary, IN
Nos. illustrated. each IS
Irving's Rocky Mountains IS
Burmese Cahcol .
Gliddnn,> Ancient Egypt q
Urs'S Dictionary Of Arts,
Manufactures, Mines, &c.
IN Parts, Zach s, 90
BrAnde's Encyclopedia, III
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Farmers Encyclopedias, IN
Nos. each -. p
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Calls Elements Of Satur-
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SERIES OF USEFUL BOOKS FOR TIE PEOPLE, &C.
Fsrnhem's Travels In ]. Dr.. Larlner'' lectuIei'
Oregon 25 70 which, Is TITeiyed pI
Agriculture ..l..25 Physical Science ..-.2 %
Number, " and Of this series preparation Each
..a.l. :. rnmnie,a &C lt,clf and sold ,euarat ely.
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o. The Indianapolis Journal of the Gath ult.
states that the Court House in Peru, Miami Co.,
was burned on the 18th ult The loss is more
serious as all the papers Of the Clerk and Recorder
were consumed it is believed that the evidence
of right to large portions of the real estate of that
section was thus lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-15

10 000 LBS. WOOL, various qualities. suit
| 4U,UUUa5e for the manufacture of Beaver Cloths,
PlloCloths Salets Flannes Carpets Sc. Sc Tor sale very
| low. in lots suit purchasers by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-15

gn ECONOMY And FASHION.-To Ihose
81 who study Economy.-Tle subscriber, IN accoEisnce
with the times has reduced his superior lmitato Iote
skin Hats on fur bodies, the extreme low pce oi ~
The above elegant drrss Hat and viii compare adya
acously with Hat sold IN tbs city At 50 oq and S. ana vac
fur aud M Hats of the best aua ts, % 9 aa Al .as i
Cioth Can, constantly on baud j. w. KELLOGG,
al i'm. No. 1872 Canal-st.. corner OF Thompson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-15

Il We learn that the Hon. Daniel Webster left
with the President of the United States, on his
departure from Washington, his resignation OF the
office of Secretary of State" to take effect on
the first day of May, previous to which he will
return TO Washington. We have reason TO be-
evc that our information is correct, and that the
President is looking towards Virginia for sue
ccssor Mr.. Tazcwcll, or Mr.. Stevenson, is
thought of; bat prob'h'y some circumstances
must be regarded before decision is made be-
tween those two gentlemen, or among the numcr
Gus aspirants TO departmental honors.
fU. S. Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-15

uUNTINGTON'S PICTURES from Pilgrims
Progress-Chstaos and Family in the Valley of the
Shallow of Death aud Mefcy's Dream exhibiting Tor
short time the Granite Buildings: corner Of Broadway and
Chambers street, (entrance in Chambers ST. Admission .
Season tickets 50 in22 i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-15

CARRIAGE MAKERS AND UPH0LSTER-
u Frs GoODs.-WM. NJ. TITUS, No. 20 B,iyef-.t.,
offers for sal- low prices the follow Good VIZ Wopted
Cloths black and rab Lastngs; rab and blue Silk q inc-
81 wide Also, Moreens assorted col1ss Frm5o D9ite5'
Turk,v.red Funitnres and 10 inch BursS; Beit Gun
.rnan.s and Rankrts; Mar.halrs Thread. So. % lm'
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~ SPENCER'S HAT WAREHOUSE is removed to
N,ob oda,a,3 mh2 #
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CTRAW BONNETS.-S. c. SMITH, No. 5
~ Bc-cker the Bowery keeps hand and manu-.
features order all kinds of Straw Bomn-ts of the latest and
approved fashions.
Legos Tuscan and Straw Hats cleaned and pressed BY
process and made look and much better than by
the old method and altered any hat desired, Ladies
y,ed call and slciLnens Of the work. al0 l-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-15

BOOTS AND SHOES-Cash, Cash-The at
Denon country merchants aud Others Invited TO the
stock of the subscribers which they direct from the
Eastern manufacturers and offer for sale unusually low Also,
At The sn4 place NAV be- had mems and bog, Palm Leaf Leg
horn and Fur Hats Palm Leaf Hoods Tuscan and Straw
sold low for cash or city oeeegt14G "
or dozen. Please call and examine GALE y 80?
~ Iii o,. 2cn PeacI.stre.t. u. S. Hotel BnIlhngs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-15

TMPORTANT-C;erma Silver German Silver!
i JAMES g. MOFFET, l2l Prince street. New-York, Of
fers sale wholesale and retail l5C0 lbs Of German S'e
In consequence Of manufacturing the article himself he
warrant lar superior to any manufactured this country
nd tnly eumtl The immortal. milB I'm
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I
Those marked thus subject to Newspaper or Pefio
cal postage.
Discounts to Agents Pedders and others all the above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-15

INTEREST ON CITY CKS.-The interest
On the Stock, of the City of NewYok, due the FIRST
day OF May will be paid that day by Cornelius Law Law
nc t ST ne of New York The transfer books VIII be closed
vi .''' i D. D. WILLIAMSON, Comptroller,
c,,rolIa,,. Office Nrw-Yok March 70 1873 mh3l tliI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-15

HATS-Cheap Hats-Three Dollar Hats.--Iust
lie Esn o nsp akn Ia at thu low yyce Of S.
Aso article 50 80 eu durability aud lustre TO those
commonly sold at 81 BROWN, Practical Halter l6 Canal
81, door above Sullivan s.. n2j I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-15

CouNrERrE1rERs-The Burlington (Vt.) Sem
tinel says two counterfeiters were arrested last
week in Craftsbury, in that State. They came
from Canada, traded for horse at IrasbuEg pass
ing OF S25 spurious money, and proceeded to
CSaftsoury, where they were arrested IN bed A
thousand dollars of counterfeit bills On the banks
OF Orange County, Chelsea, Montpelier, and Bur
lmgton, were found concealed in the stockings OF
! each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-15

lTQuitc anumbcr of the class ofoperatiycs IN
our mechanical establishments in this city, who
voted the Carpenter ticket, have openly and pub.
licly acknowledged that they have been deceived
by the leaders of that party, and express an anx-
ious desire, did the Law permit 1t, to have their
votes changed to the side of Law and Order
This feeling is widely extending ltsclt throughout
this country. Prov. Chronicle.
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: he mnlc Al No. 90 rerrr..t. q Inn

NROTON WATER-Nllller 81 Coates, Plumb
Ii6 tran,stre.t TWO doors east of Broadway furnish
Tanned LEAD Composition aud Iron PIPES, Hydlqt Fonn-
tains Bath Tubs &C.. and every article connected with the
res Orders for the Introduction of water are promptly exc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-15

= imonE tIc Thousand and one medicnfs a,veTt!seI as
Certain cures for all pulmonary complaints; Jaype5 tS-
paved with lts, but and The vouchers for ~ -ll
cscy include Of which for character and
bein himself physician dos profess to perform phrs
cal mpcssIbeS-ls for instance, 10 cure a man who's
uqgs like honey-comb completely riddEel by
disease he does assert and believe he borne
b. we'll authenticated facts that all diseases OF the lungs
and chest which susceptible of cure without miraculous
Interference, his ENTctornt will estor. III. patient to health
Their medicine before ti public which effective
removing coughs colds bronchitis, asthma hoar,ees eu
>y Group, utluza, my, and all disorders of the
chnery of respiration. as Jayne's Eypectoraut
Prepared oay by Dr. D. JAYNE 90 South Thrd-st., Phil
abel pha, and 315 Broadway, Nsw-York.
Price 81 pr bottle all itls2tos
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street, and 100 Bowerv has hand extensive assortment
of Cloth and Velvet Caps 70! sentsns boy; aud 2
latest aud most approved patterns which viii be sold quite as
che,p as al any other establishment in this city ATSOS
apl 2,w5wS&Te Isl Chatham St and l60 Bowery.