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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

II FABREGUErTES. Fills X hlDRRA. 81 Maiden
"a Lane " siHrS importers nj French G""is Keep con
aty on hand large assortment Of staple and Fancy Art
cies. among which may be ioGad:
roc'h Nail. Hair and Shaving Brushes OF every vnriey
Fancy soaps. fumatuul,, ani O.Ogne y n;er.
Nonpen's pernmery and !.Ntrccts. chnlc ntic.es.
t,ueIla,G's do and Shaving Cresu, sc. SC
Iuuss and Eyes. and Eyees for Cloves, OF Gil kIut'.
Percussion Gaps. OF every variety.
,,Ii ~Ilvcred and S,ccl Beads.
C;U SiiveeL rud Seel Rings and furr Ornaments
i;ack rpnad and oval ,rpf>. snail aud lar.e sizes.
9Th aud sved sad ol'zn ihanble and steel Tweezers Oi Il
>O-;S.
; aud ye-e and Jet Hair Pias do. Ccrrbs pattern,
lu>t received.
Gum s,yered six and steel Watch Guards.
Co'iar. silk and fancy fuycs. hIGh and low priced.
Buffalo ani imitation buffalo Comb
ll"ln and slA Vest Buttons and Cloak TlsSels.
White and black Vest ana Pant and Sus jcrte- RucSfS
ch Paper Boxes with and without Glasses. hGh and 10"
priced.
s well large Of Fancy Articles which they
offer Tor sale for cash, short approved on the most
lie rer1ns sl9 i've
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
:. GENlN's IMPYovFD MoLFsKIE HATS; FILt

J.
I q sTyIxNPr,ce 81 oO.-\ow eady. II, Gsnn's
=, w-r anown e,rnbnhmen. highly 'mDrored and ceyv
Esneb Hat rom The mot 'nufacor' Of ray,
Having hand an nssor i,at o ss h. .cns con,
To- iudge f heeves o ,oe almost c"niprts soep
Of the nrtcies slnny under ihtss nn n.rrS
or heir great pne.s bn, "a .se'nz ~ an e.
eee ', ,p.sS,tv If brira which adds much TO geo.
era durability and by which "ioas hs tn" ,n, ah
The sub.cber not only from his kooT-dse o. ne hrur,
bu also from the 'sifacon OF ihose ho hrvs puf
rno con6fe ally recomend them 70 the gentlemen ~
NewYo a, being ~, BE s her fore .ac cal
and examination ofthelf insti . oo,oe -, pau,
The u.un full mi choice ''or meo, - een'e' Hu'is eno
Cn,.mse Hats Also iuii assonnento OF Aen - m i,cp
- ElONOslY AND PAsHl0N,-The, ,posenbeI esF
.9LH dies to the extreme lOw prcr oi 81 o. an .. 81
.s"ys are a d ' q 1 GSs e. ~ So%Sa
manufacturing Fur and elk oil tAe 4est cle''T iae' 'a
B. sne County, dssec supplied by the low. no'
lower than any 'A* w W EEhL6GG 4 III l
suI3 3rn- corner of Ihomo>nn stress-
"A JUsT FlNlsHEL-Elesan, Nu,na fqr Han. LoIdt
sd4 Hs osn ss'ef e p ssia saf p'
equal In durability and urs To those sold at a. Ako an NJ
fs as i s 's sR6#S Stdj fs'i Ss Halter, rs cena
Tx HPAfEaT HAEfY 5hhe Y.sa ssd shsb being
oTssnsr. the dough cnonic sed gs. without affecting
IN any way the original properties oi me no tnui "oen
baked 'r'doecS35 c35SAS s1tSFe5 fafRsT FATE YEHsT
hsrr pever can be good for having poor bread
cbemicol certainty never 10 nss IA
esanty and If The bread be not hgh podsy aad fwe
the Yeast and not exactly night The common
mode OF ai.ng dough the slow process OF vlnous iee
hs new mode By almost
You may make il, and bake H. and have u 90 ne table, TOO
IN tny minutes and es hot o cold nS You he' WITHOUT
=. 80, m vnir hsa,h e;oi wholesale and retail BY
u0Ns'' " ' NJ P. MUSSEY. Clinton Hall.
p.at nd
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

Dv.rnvtD TEisurs-lhe generous hospitality
ftae cit zsns of Pous hkeepsie during the laIe Fair
1as Grend, been alluded 10 IN our columns in terms
OF neritsd c.mmendarioo The following resolu-
TONS, ;ussed BY the Committee OF the State Agri-
,ural Society tho day alter the Fair, we cheeiully
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

ACCIDENT FROM GUNrowpER A serious acci-
len, happened ON Thursday, Eth instant, at The
blacksmith shop OF Emory 4 Gault, Woodstock,
va. 4 lce and canister of powder used for quar-
r., mo. was kept in u chest in the shop near the
lo-ge. One ci the worhmen named Aquia VIII
Mouth. lused the nd of the chest Tor purpose,
when , spark blew into the open canister, and cx-
iodcd tie powder. Tie consequence was the
immediate death oi the person mentioned, and the
injury Of two others. Jesse Grace and Cornelius
'ayry The latter is not expected 10 survive.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
WHOLE no. 1877.
.1ASDs.s sARSaPARlLLA
THE SYSTEM.

FOR TIE REMOVAL lsp PERMANENT CCRE OF
ALL DISEASES ARISING rROM An IMPURE
STATE Of TIE BLOOD or HABIT OF
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
FASHIONABLE FALL GOODS.

T7HE SUBSCRlSnRS ere receiving b. every new a-rrg
from tuo9e. taeE tail fashions - nch Ciarats. g !ti'
h Gl. hGpsrtSg!hs seatcnns wardrobe WI.
1s found ne mGs; cIer-lv " AIRY establishment m t' e
af business, their facilities obtaining tna mc,t t'honah e
article through thel. agents iuropa ant Their Know
ar and eyuer-aca m bushes gives advantage
.ir selections A. ar:c ts! manufacture may he S
s1s4i on to- theIr superior aIs aGl du!aCliy. Geltemel
ynnd NJ this establishment s>Imen: oi the m
Owing goods of the subscribers ownmanUc.ure or n:-
aorsd expressly io ths CITY trade ravat scars suspend
ers Gloves Hosiery Linen Collars. Dress Fronts. Linen ara
sin shirts Dressing kehes Money and Ffins belts a
very superior article ~iS MsFin.. Cotton Lamb swoo ai
Buckskn >h-- and Drawers Pocket ke'chieiS. Purses M
hrel1s &c. The subscribers particular attention ta
their Linen department. Their cut after the most
approved French methnd-to the form oi the weate
thereby otvIans the difficulties attending the usual method ui
ma kn: up linen III the old style. Gentlemen may depend OF
suited with any the above artclesoi superior qua
and tai; and moderate pce, ut the old o;
PARSELLS & AGATE.
ss',jy ~ Prnadwav. corner Park Place.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

--.,r. ~ II'S lR( 1SSt2s.-NOllcetO kupIhnd Ter
Persons afflicted with rup'ursS may rely
"a unon the best rstrunienal and the world ailoris
&9 On nnDlica on AZ the Office, No. Vesey street
ar tn ei,h., OF the agents IN the PRINCIPAL town,
. h, Hated <in.s lie careful eyrwnc The back pai y
w s,s. IN zee fthsy are roisrd by D. tiu,i IN wrnnS
90 s,nuns or 10 80 red upon goci "tnui n'i s'
'l,ufe. -4 -. ..,J ;,..t,,,.,,, al Hun,
t,a,, J,,.o and thousands imposed upon v coiss
,,g1r. Tbess limitations cannot be relied unpn thSy ~
qr y rnsSu! nscHanic and se NJ be'te 'hln me o'ui
bnr,s hnvo oeT fuc up 1t No Yesey sJS~t exclusively
g;,s hnvr. n yppn .htrance om The business tepnrt
a,t. 1910 !" ''''i'' - - G3 tf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

NOTICE To INDIA RUBBER DEA I.ERS.-The sub
crbers having the sole Agency for the sale o Gcodyear
Pn;ent India Rubber Goods. manufactured by the NGuggurk
India Rubber Company SHOES hy Sgm J. Lewis 4 Co.
prepared 10 show samples and ake orders. Have hnnd
vey superior ni nrriace cs, Hurecoyet &c. &c
aus RfECHER & BENEDiCf leJ Broadway.
SARATOGA PAVILION And IODINE SPRINGS
CIhe wafer OF the ccebntei Pavilion Fountain and also ui
The Iodine Sorng always be procured fresh for family
and packed ne order 0t shipping. at veT reduced prices
and n my quantity. of the aselts
Nh'I 4 Hili-N.(- I'nafilnl.-t,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

no DsGI ERRiAH ARFISIS.-A very supero. article
ocgtton. manufactured e17re> oI ce1n'as i:ucerTs
o-ype Pn,e> and n.rtiy put W h. hund offered for
=aa IN Iis suit pun chaser, by J r BlEECkER K ca.
sl7 2w - William =.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

AMP SHADESi0o dozen Iust received, the most ,?!en
IL offend this nIse;. comprising
vari,ty made aTis. leo. self adlSicg cher candle
Shades For sale wh0iesgS FelHii The Dep, nt lIe
chanica Lamps. 4. DiACp& & t. D.. SANTUN, Agents.
I'm y .ntu
The New York herald., 1844-08-30

Signor and Signora Casella, in company with
Madame Arnoult, leave this city on Saturday next,
on a professional tour in Canada. The two former
are well known 10 the musical world, and need
few or no Communications to ensure them a fiat
tering reception wherever they 60. The other
lady is not SO well known to the public. but those
who have heard her, estimate her abilities a
first rate artist The motives that have induced
her to thus solicit public patronage, at once does
credit to her head and heart, and there is but little
doubt but that her talents will be justly appre
by a discerning public. This party, on their re-
turn will give concerts in the principal cities and
towns in the United States.
| Signor De Begnis, assisted by Miss Durang, and
the celebrated flute player, Mr.. Barton. gave
| grand concert at the Court House, Kingston.
Canada, on Tuesday evening last, which was well
attended The Kingston papers say the concert
was well worth the attendance, and all we can
say is, that we wish we had many such during the
travelling season.
Sgnor Bini, the celebrated Guitarist assisted by
his friend and pupil, Mr.. j. Woodvllle, giving
concerts at the United States Hotel, Saratoga.
The National Theatre, Boston, was opened on
Monday evening for the season, with an unusually
crowded audience. Mr. Rrougham's performance
OF Dennis Bulgruddery, II is stated, was fine
piece Of acting. He is engaged tor the greater
portion of the season.
Charlotte Cushman is announced to perform an
engagement at the Baltimore Museum.
Miss SINCLAIR AND:MIss HooD 1t is stated the
beautiful feats In magic, OF the former, and the de-
ightful singing OF the latter, crowd the Concert
Hall, Boston, every night to overflowlng.
Mr.. Rodney's company, at Kingston, Canada,
are proving very attractive particularly Mr.. and
Mrs. Forbes, in the tragic department, are highly
snoken of.
Mr.. Forrest is engaged at the Walnut street
Theatre, Philadelphia.
Mr.. Walcott is proving very attractive at the
Albany Museum.
The Original Ethiopian Serenaders gave their
first concert on Monday evening at the Assembly
Rooms, Baltimore, TO large and respectable au-
dience, and were received with great applause.
Grand Ball at Newport given last evening,
for the benefit of Korponay, the teacher of the
"Polka." II was under the direction Of CON-
mittee consisting of Mr.. Barney, of New York
| the Austrian Minister; Mr.. Bayard, of Delaware
| Col. Winthrop, and Mr.. Hennenson, of New Or
leans.
Mr.. s. M. Wilson, the comedian, formerly of
the Boston stage, is keeping public house at that
delightful retreat the Mineral Springs, Bradford,
N. H.
A Miss Gill, from the Hanover Square Rooms
London, is announced to give concert on Nom
day evening next, at the Albany Female Academy
YOUNG OLE BULL.-A son of J. A. Sconcia,
Esq, of Hartford about TO make his debut in the
musical world in concert about TO be given at
Saratoga Springs The lad is but thirteen years
Of age, and has already exhibited proficiency in
musical art, which, il is stated, has never been sur
passed in this country except by the great Norwe-
The New York herald., 1844-08-30
COTTAGE ON THE CLIFF.
IT THE GREAT FALLS ON THE PASSAIC.

THE PROPRIETOR has the pleasure Of announcing to the
lovers Of the sublime and beautiful that the Cottage
the old se complete and ready for the reception Of vis
tors where they can be accommodated with variety Of refresh
ments the shortest notice.
To nhae the refreshing breeze from this lofty eminence and
and nger the shade Of the lofty oaks whose wide spread
branches invite to health and cheerfulness.
TARGET EXCURSlONS-Ths delightful place is admi-
ab fitted By nature for this manly and patriotic exercise
ed by beautiful forest and cooled by the rushing Of
the Passac The railroad leave Jersey City for Paterson
and A M and p M. On Sundays leaves Jersey
City att A. NJ and n. NJ Fare to Paterson 3z
cent M lInk r.
The New York herald., 1844-08-30
A PARIS MILLENARY ESTABLISHMENT
IN NEW YORK

RARENNE & CO., patronized by the Courts Of France
- and Belgium, Of IA Place Vendome, Paris, have the
honor hon Of making n known The taa. Of he United ss.s
open branch Of their well known and fashionable Millinery
tabshment the first Of September, the corner Of
Broadway and Grand No. Grand
The branch in this city will be under the immediate supeTn
ladies respectfully solicited visit the saloons where they
will always find every recherche article in the millinery line
from Paris by the Packets s they arrive.
They would also inform those engaged in the millinery
connected with their business and the latest fashions
Implied previous their being opened oe public in this CITY,
Orders puncfually attended mr.
The New York herald., 1844-08-30
DOCTOR. JORDAN,S

DRIVATE SPECIFIC PACKAGES have been used for
= nine years with unvarying They promptly
without exposure, restriction in diet businesshence
especially valuable and residents contain
ing requisite medicine and application with the monitor
10 effect cure and at little cost No. l. is for Gonorhea
Get &c. No q for Venerea diseases in all stages No. g.
for Female Weaknesses o Whites.
Price Of each complete package So require
additional medicines they supplied free
Sold only Drug Store GO Prince of Marion,
few doors Of Nblos Private Entrance to Offices 69 Ma.
rion, continuation of Centre street iy2j m arc
The New York herald., 1844-08-30
VENEREAL DISEASE CURED.

a BERNETHYS BOTANICAL PILLS having stood lhe
test Of time and experience reeommsnded the most
discharges irritation Of the kidneys urera and prostrate
gland They taken without confinement from business
restriction of Diet and without the breath
ing with the stomach thus enabling the patients 70 them
rarely experienced from the Of other medicines They
have performed extraordinary chronic discharges
obstinate geets after the failure Of all other remedies
single box sufficient effect days
They equally suitable for emaes Price 81 box with
full directions Sold only by VIM. WATSON,
az lm*m 36 Catherine street
The New York herald., 1844-08-30
GRAND TEMPERANCE EXCURSION
TO VERPLANCK'S POINT

A0A HN ON MONDAY, Sept e. at the solicitation Of
many who o we. were unable 70 visit .hs delightful
the Harrison Union No 2 Daughters Of Temperance and Of
they have been prevailed to the in is for
picnic STYLE each bringing their provisions
season, for those who may wish TO par.ake Of them,
The splendid steamboat South America engaged day
and Dodswoh celebrated Band excellent choir sing
srs will be in attendance that nothing will be wanting
The steamboat will leave the foot Of Barclay o'clock
A. MI Rvington halfast Cahane quar-
ter 70 o Canal street and Amos street
John Martini l76 Orchard Elias Combs Grand
Bsai viii! 22S Division s. Requa, lsih and 9t
folk Isaiah BARLEY TO-? Charlton ST. VIM j. Pel Su
folk 81 John W. Oliver Printing Office cor Nassau and Ann
Joseph Dennis 4 p f street, Luke Hss,e d Avenue W
son street; VIM. J. spence, 60 Fulton street Dr. j. b.
Denns 429 Grand street; John w. Braisted SO d.
G.Gton t.. i Egnek N, b Curtis q Bowsy Marshall
Ticket Commee also by Mr. George Hail. Brooklyn, and
tie Post Ofhce, do auH step
The New York herald., 1844-08-30
OMclal.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, Aug. 81 l644.
The appointment recently announced of John b. Will
lams Consul of the United States for the Auckland Is
lands has beenevoked and he will retain that OF Con
sui for the Bay of Islands and the rest Of New Zealand
with leave reside at Auckland In that Consular dis
trct.
The New York herald., 1844-08-30
GRICULT URAL WAREHOU
lS7 WATER STREET
AGRTcITI. INpIEMEN IMpROVrn pom

TABLE, N MACHINES, g u I q, WIRL CLOTH MANUFAC-
THE attention OF the public called Patent Portable
Grst Mill, to work by hand other power with which
have used them
Groats Patent Grain Cleaner and Corn Grinder new in
vention, superior TO any heretofore used
Rice and Coffee Shelters Of different sizes; Sugar Mills, &c..
Woods Patent Shngle Machine.
Horse Powers calculated FOR horses with geerng
attached For sale at manufacturers prices au20 Inns
The New York herald., 1844-08-30
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND
FEATHERS

RRUN LAHOSIERE COURT' le William street, y; J,
receiving by the Havre their Of Fall
Goods which for elegance they have rival All dealers and
judges in the above line invited to give them CALL and
will say they will leave without
ing their ad%ation nj of such beautiful stock They pledge
flowers for French they have their house in Paris Rue
Tracy No 6, and deal exclusively in French flowers.
The New York herald., 1844-08-30

ANOTHER STRAMER.-The new steamer Ocean,
which is nearly completed at Wilmington, is owned
by company Of gentlemen in New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore and is TO between Philadelphia anc
New York. She is to be furnished with the Loper pro
pellers
The New York herald., 1844-08-30

SAVANNAH RIvKR.-Extract Of letter from Hers
mans Lake. l0a miles states that the Ssvan
nah River SO low that steamboats, could net pass
bar at that point
The New York herald., 1844-08-30
LITHOGRAPHY

LTTHOGKAPHY.
FALL LBUSINESS-Merchants, Manufacturers and others
who require Business Cards Of their blishments Cir
cuars, Bill Heads Drawings in Architecture MACHINERY
Ispdscspe Maps &C. and Publishers who require Illustrations
executed in the best sty and on moderate terms at
r. JONES' Lithognphic Establishment,
1873 Fulton street., New York.
~ B-Drawings and Specifications for Patents.
The New York herald., 1844-08-30


kind and humane manner IN which ne treated ine
paupers in the Hospital in that city-(Vide Report
of Inquest OF Blbb Co., Geo, lS44)
But question has this moment arisen In my own
mind whether these watering places are not rather
dangerous for the morals and virtue OF young mar
ried ladies and madens This ntenogatory has
presented itself by walk took after midnight
few nights since down to the Spring, and finding
there in the stiffness and sombre shade OF night
young lady aud gentleman alone beware, my
young iriends-the precept that we learned on our
mothers knee, should be bright at all times IN
memories existence" Lead US not into tempta-
tion" And young married ladies' who leave their
husbands at home, have rather too much boldnees,
andSpermit rather TOO much familiarity lor ne Inc
be erroneous, but II is best at all times 10 be on the
look out, and il our young friends will not heed,
then the consequences will tall on them alone. But
night inteIferes. AN OLD CoRREsPosDENT
Personal Movements.
Lord Falkland, Lady Falkland and son, are at
present on tour through some OF the Eastern
counties OF Canada.
Il is stated that Vice Admiral Sir Charles ADAM
will no, leave the North American and West India
Naval command till next year, and that Sir Charles,
Lady Adam and family, will spend the ensuing win
ter at the Bermuda Islands.
Stewart Newell, Esq has resumed the duties of
Consul for the United States at Galveston, Texas,
being authorised to do the death OF A. M
Green, Esq, late Consul.
The Hon. Thos. H. Benton arrived at Louisville,
ky., on the 18TH INST, on his way TO MS tarm In
Woodford county, in that State.
Hon. Daniel Webster is to preside at the great
Convention on Boston Common on the 18th Sep
tember.
Edward Palfray, ESQ.,, late Surveyor of Salem,
has been appointed to the Office OF Measurer in the
Boston Custom House.
Edward Cuts, Esq. Of Portsmouth, N. H., an
eminent counsellor, died on Thursday last
The Missourian contains notice Of the death
of Ex-Governor Dunkln, OF Missouri, on the 25th
inst, in the 55th year of his age.
Lieut.. Fremont, who had been announced in a
state OF starvation on the mountains OF California,
is on his way toWashington City, accompanied by
his family, all in fine health and spirits.
Hon. B. F. Browne has been appointed Postmas-
ter Of Salem, in place Of Caleb Foote, ESQ.,, re-
moved.
Gen Scott is at Saratoga.
The Alumni of Harvard University held their
second meeting on Tuesday. The address was de-
livered by Judge White, of Salem. In the after
noon the gentlemen of the Society dined together
in Harvard Hail.
The oration before the Phi Beta Kappa Society
was delivered by the Rev. George Putnam, OF Rox-
bury, and the poem by William w. Story, Esq.
At the late commencement Of Williams College,
(Mass the degree OF l.. l.. ID. was conferred on
his Excel!ency, Gov. Briggs, Of Massachusetts.
Rev John Pierpont, Wendell Phillips, and Rev.
Charles Spear, OF Boston, have been appointed a
committee to devise measures for the abolition OF
Capital Punishment.
The New York herald., 1844-08-30

Low WATER IN MArNR.--The water is very low
In the Penobscot and many Of the mills have stopped
saving.
The New York herald., 1844-08-30
TO THE LADIES.

DIR. HULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS.
THIS instrument for the radical Of polapsus Uter
Falling Of the Womb, by external application, surer
sedng the Of the obectopa Pessar cSndeny recon.
health it having failed Of performing cure, under
the aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has high character Europe
well as This couptr i adopted the entire disease Of
ingn Hospitals of London and Paris and universay
commended in Europe by medical Of the highest rank.
la this country it is sustained by the leading members OF the
faculties Of Colleges and Hospitals and by all the eminent p.
vate practitioners
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies No
Vesey street, having from the business de
partment, where lady s in constant attendance apply
Irusses and supporter 20 female patents auIl mrrc
The New York herald., 1844-08-30
HIGHLY I'LL IIMpoRTANT DIsCoyERY!

HIGHLY IMPORTANT DISCOVERY!
LII KINDS OF WOOLEN OR COTTON GOODS,
A ready made coaks, coats, panaoons &c. rendered
proof by entirely process which will found to
all expectations
By this process the pores Of the articles made waterproof
that the checked
with the Macintosh clothing, which BY Of the pores
The of like quicksilver from the articles rendered
waterproof IL impossible in the hardest rain for drop
through the stuff itself injured in the process
neither in qslity nor color y does not SITTER
goods rendered waterproo by India rubber gum arabic glue
&c the least change percepbIe the eye ndepend
they likewise warranted after having undergone this
process moth Il whether
goods are fine coarse finished not with or without
gloss by the process they may be made have more or less
gloss and finish according the wish Of the Cotton
and linen goods however must be closely aud have
dered waterproof may be called for within few days say
eight days. the umos after they left and the charges win
be moderate A trial is respectfully solicited, by
q. RUGEIt, 6i Essex street
Information given, and orders received BY LEOPOLD
KUflS German Agency % Pla ntrcet. N. " ag7 3tsec
The New York herald., 1844-08-30
NEW YORK. FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 80, 1884,
TO CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
FL We PER CENT CA III ST OR + 2

FIVE PER CENT CASH STORE.v
TIME s,rnscn l6 Cedar Street.
'HE SUBSCRIBERS offer choice and well selected stock
Country viii find pas greatly as
good; DO intend purchase The attention 9i
figures the commission charged s the foo. Of the bill
'' '''fl8 H8fSHisdss fs'liilSe cAswEhh, !. sMIgH .
au2l lm.rc ls Cedar street. Pearl street
TAKE NOTICE.The Subscriber continues to practice on
city e Nsw York namsIy.t9 attend branch
'as: .a .a III
.u sSh e call on and y sy shall . the first MEDICINE
north from Broadway s. HEiNE. M. d. 1''''
an22 lm.m German rhy,cian
orOUvENEL " CO.,
% sorts Of GLASS, and cut and match i pat
z e4%sd %sas ssd g sS Of
aie sS' o. hm 4 G
altered 70 solar sisa
@ Sers
aS s and Sss ' oans and is very Ss
spsa s he
above well known Psass.consistinY j. part of the
sniEs e" fsid 1as% engraved views
sIsa Hsssnun 4 poa1m Bon. Commsreis 1 Pen .u,. ,s.
Patent Sip. Dozen pens each
Rss:i.S; E::i E:i:: S;s. riI;. nd $;s,,. ifss
ccspsy cspsyy %ys sF ns Sa, and %saq% ss IN points,
Fe1sisa F%iN Ns% ,s'3tss Yost sfPa Fqanssn naf point
EaSs sssSe Fsa Fsa Fsss FkSsaf Ess ss Double Damascus
Qqeens Own Pen, Baronial Collsgiate Nos ands
S ss.b; sss
"0''ss fe'' '0' '''s % ''s ''a0f HENRY JEssop,
au24 1wsm 81 John street, corner Of Gold.
r
The New York herald., 1844-08-30

-LEECHES-LEECHES.
Ok O00 SWEDISH AND GERMAN LEECHES-
cO,OOO Just received by tho Have Packet for sale whole
sale and retail at the moderate prices by
g. J. FERDINAND X COPPA,
Importers of Leeches.
aus in.e~ t4a Nassau strret. NJ ".