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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-12-13
Gcnilemen's Goods.
Dive StufS.

-HtIl 1--we SUNS.
r OF Wood Nc Wood, Campeachy Log Wood,
IL Cam Wood, Fi.ur, Mad Ter. &c Nc., "
Nov "a. t27) STRONGS q Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-12-13

Pew for sale.
nEw No II fnrmerIy occupied ty M. d. Davis
/ IN 81 psnls Church, one Of the hcsi pews in the
- 6a7a----RplNSMAID& BROIukRS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

IN REPLY 10 the remarks annexed TO the i'd
1 vertsemrllt OF OSBORN s LITTLE, in which they
deed such De the acit without y knowledge consento
wish BY What means they have obtained them Cannot
conceive. and By what Inoti prompted csnno. comIe-
heud Surely desire benefit else no secret ra
aen such re7 Ar they not .;r
tuad desire Justify themselves their ofner deceit
sn1 1dsf "Sef .ave F YOU ro ss S hv
knowesed that the Tools which they have heretofore been
qaeny purchased "c andlr the hat they we're
ranuae Such at least both Mr. Osborn and Nj. Littie
When requested to know wre and how they obtaneL
tools aud who ths manufacturer OF them all information
some feeling they sell tools which nor manuac-
That id dfHy w9u who E iSns
article brought the market and paed upon the pub
and when the manufacturer OF the spurious article de c,
ed would iorsooth make appear his stands
very nigh manufactured edge tools Why therefore,
his reputation was so great have they remained SO long en-
trey his that they have been The utmost
9 GnG b s wa h
ger" then it john Conger and 10. and behold, no."
my trade OF his father True was an apprentice 70 his
father but had never known than learned IN his shop
palm spurious tools upon the public manufacture AS
for his father being the frs worker OF se the ivent-
Iece Of cast steel in his shop DUNG apprenticeship Al
Ter had been IN this city some Two or the vars and had
this city learn the process of welding steel aHd ;;
who showed him the process Such are his claims az Inc
As for John P Conger is an old trick Of his palm off
his tools being manufactured by but while ao.e he DID
Little assist in doing the and dirty work they have
ben and - o Of wa sIe
fore Is that they ma no longer be ashamed Pui s real
maker full aad place OF business on tH !'os rs
P S-Osboru & Little assert positively thar hey have
Re,p as La a2's pigeon e.e rns
fully TO put of the SPq[lo @n 'a2 >, Artonav
oyF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

F!REMES's RIoTs.-The western part OF the CITY
md the Northern Lserties were disturbed and dis
raced during false alarm of fire late yesterdalE,
iteiuooD bv a renewal OF riotlous collisions ana
iehtng among some OF the frenen. The persons
Who participated in them were members OF the ar
Mount Engine independence and Northern Liberty
Hose and other companies In the Northern Lip-
critics there was quite severe fight Some arrests
we're made, and the partie. heard by the Mayo ~
philadelphia Gazette "a.
4 MURDERER BROUGHT TO JusTIoE.-A iette5
received at the Merchants Exchange, boston, uateo
Edgartown, Dec. 27 states that the SNIP [oc4llon,
ias at Holiness Hole from Tahiti, brought nom,
n irons Frank Marshall, alias Michael chaEge geo
With the murder of Peter MerrIman, OF the paTH
eliza, Of Salem also, Henry Philips, Sainuel L.
Woodbury. and John Curtiss, witnesses 10 lesuy III
the case. They were sent home by the u ,. Con
sul at Tahiti
IF The Charleston Courier Of the 29th says
we learn from Capt. Vincent, of the schr Wacca-
nav arrived at this port, yesterday morning, from
Kingston, iJam.) that many of the Planters of that
island, were entirely abandoning their estates on
account of the suda! course Of policy pursued by
the British Government in reference 10 the coioreG
population of that and the other British Islands.
MINISTER TO MEXICo.-The National Intelligent
Ger of Yesterday, says-We hear that Gen. Waddy
Thompson The Minister of the United States to
Mexico has forwarded his resignation OF that trust
and may be expected 10 arrive in the United States
very shortly.
SCHOONER PILoT.-The PiloCa Farley, from
WiimingtonN. c. (which we have noticed before as
putting into Nassau in dstress arrived at tbs port
Yesterday. The second mate, carpenter and sallmakef
of the ship Birmingham, bound from New-l ORR
for Mobile, wrecked near Harbor Island, came pas
sengers in the schr. Pilot. n. y. nc.
- Several burg laries were committed IN Boston
last week. The store of Mr.: Andrew Hen was en-
tered on Saturday night and the large iron safe ID
which was large quantity Of gold watches and
$500 in money was opened by blowing up the lock
and door by means OF gunpowder.
DESIGNATION OF A1ss1oyARIs:-On the 18th uit.
Rev. Albert n Arnold and his wife and Miss Emily
waldo. were publicly designated as missionaries to
Greece, in the First Baptist Church in Providence,
and sailed from Boston in the bark Patapsco.
CAGADA-SEAr OF GOVERNMENT QUESTION SET
r1ED.-The answer OF the Home Government on
this question was received BY the Hiberia and II
agrees to the joint address of the Canadian Leglsla-
ture, transferring the Seat of Government TO
Montreal
A DEsPERADo.-A notorious villain named Elias
Valley, lately discharged from the Penitentiary was
arrested in New Orleans on the 22d for endeavoring
10 induce man to enter into a plot with him to rob
the house and Kill the person who had sent him TO
the Pcncntiary-
- There was quite FIRE in the town Of Belle
on1e Cnlre county, Pa on the night OF the 2Vtn uit'
,ix stables and store-house were burned Loss
$500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

TO IRON MASTERs-i or sale, Mil Sites
Il n the immediate neghborhood Bituminous Coal and
e tide water where such Coal and are found together
ne IS complete w Philadelphia and BaIt
re property and farther information, APPLY to Archibald
gsntyre Albany; 20 rcsoad Robertson. Philadelphia
where may be seen specimens Of the coal and ofe Also
aud sections Of the property.
Mo ems W. F. CASEY, Civil Engineer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04
GENUINE TEAS f,
49, - -
WHOLESALE, AND RETAIL.


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE ANTON TEA COMPANY
Pr"i9a5 S'sEs Store n lis csa s1Fs,se. N York
.agsaeyet lie Fn!toa-sireet, BROOKLYN.
TNVITE. HE AGTENTlUN OF CITY AND
country families and purchasers the approaching: ho'i-
day, g5neI l. her sre Il establish where they
dult~aieJ Teas ia tn United stats The aairrrsaI pu.
lart o, their House, With efr high quail
10 render ia. ther comment ecsssary.
Original and only w2!ehouse for s sale of Hoquas Black
her M nu nber the principal store in Chain .stre-t viz
1912 be Pearl and Rosevrlts in seeking Tor they
ay liable be led .sray By iir,le .,oe just
Chat tn- doc! Lorilad's Snuff and Tobacco
Sto under the of Canton Tea Store. The public
psny have nothing do with any other whatever,
cept those described al e top Of hi. advertisement Dc I'm
DRINTHKS AND BINDERS WAkEKOOMc
Prices Gt;EATLY RED uCE D.-The HOE" PIN,
Ing Press, Machine and Saw Mandatory IN consequence:
,ae addition OF new and improved i4cueI works
and the reduction N me cost OF materials aad labor,
be greatly reucs the prices OF Presses, and Of rin
ters and Finders materials generally; Will be By their
newly printed Circular which they beg leave refer
This Establishment still under the personal superipten
dsGcc Richard NJ Hoe and Robert Hoe, and they IS: u.
ali a.tces anuactured b. this Establishment shall retain
the high reputation which they have hitherto sustained Il
viii also De their ndeavo improve the quality Of
than every particular. They latter themselves also tai
their old tIlents viii not only continue their fayos but thai
Printers generally viii appreciate their endearos TO furnish
the re1y' best Articles AT barely remuuereting prces
Printers Binds.s including Type Ink Paper etc will be
executed with tie greatest and Fr1mpUde and or the
Jo6biag work ard repairing will De doe az the lo-es po..
bic prices w4th every attention and expedition.
y. BAH articles manufactured by this Establishment,
VIII % H. Hos Co., 50 that from abroad
t.t,or OF theirs
Printers Of who publish this advertisement with
OF - aeTs w entitled 70 yTnsut of hsr bill
on buying touI siiLes the amount oft. 40 Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

GENEROSITY OF SIDNEY SMITH.-An English
paper gives the following account OF the beraGty o;
This wit and philanthropist
BY the death OF Mr.. Canon Tate, the living OF
Edmonton fell to the disposal of the Rev. Sydney
Smith. Ihls gentleman possesses no other benefce
than small Chancerv living in Somersetshire un-
der tSoO year. Edmonton is upwards Of CISCO.
he might have appropriated II 10 himself Frankly,
and without solicitation he, within very few DAYS
OF the death OF his friend the father bestowed the lw
ing on the son. Mr.. Thomas Tate
THE ToNAwAxDA IyDIAys.-'rhe commissioners
appointed to appraisc the lands under the provisions
oi the late Treaty with the Seneca nation OF In
dianS, returned yesterday from the Touawanda re-
scrvation, having been unable 10 proceed with the
business OF thelr appointment. They were given 10
understand II they persisted force would be used 10
prevent them.
We are apprehensive this will form bad business
before il is finished The Tonawandas have from
the first streuuously opposed the Treaty OF 50 but
twas supposed that all difficulties and objections
were removed BY the amended Treaty in The sum
mcr of %. This however, proves not to De the
case, and the Tonawandas. instigated bv natural
reluctance 10 leave their pleasant territory, and the
proMptiass ol the whites who md their account in
Keeping them where they are, still maintain their op-
position, and avow their intention not TO remove
Buffalo Commercial.
NEsToRIANs.-The New.Yor. Observer of last
week contains letter respecting the HISTORIANS
purporting 10 contain extracts from Mosu!. We
nope 10 hear tbs news it gives confirmed. II saws
thu, "the Tiysry HISTORIANS, who had been driven
across the Yah, being reinforced by the Tribes
among whom they had taken refuge, had rccrossed
the River, recovered Ardishai and other villages
driven the koords from the greater par, of the t.
vary country, and seized several of the mountain
passes BY which alcre the country can be invaded
DARING RoBBERY.-On Tuesday evening 18Th
inst, two men entered the house OF Mr.. Robert Csa
we'll, of n. Huntingdon township Westmorcland
county, during the absence OF Mr.. c. and presenting
pistol al the breast o.; Mrs. Caldwell threatened 70
XII ner If the money in the house not delivered
up The robbers opened the drawers Of bureau
and AM took from thence $50 note of the bank of
ri,sonrg, and couple Of IS bills Mrs. c. having
small chia IN her arms, succeeded nconcealing
purse 81 gold AID silver in her BOSOM They rum
masea every part OF the house in search Of money,
syen tnbllns up the beds, continually ,hreatening
Mira u II she did not show them where 10 find il.
tPhilad Nat. Gazette.
iron Perenea.s are to be tried in Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04
d1l 2w.
. TO THE PUBLlC.-Whereas Os-

-rz-> TO THE PUBLlC-Whereas o.
n born g. Ei,tle, OF 80 Fulton-s,reet have adj
y yertsed Congers Edge Tools for sale and
"a and the impression has gone abroad that they
" of my make, and whereas the said Os
born Little unwilling said impress
sion by the whereabouts OF the real aker Therefore
undeceire my friends and The public general would
merely state that my tools can be had souly No 30 Attorney
street Georr~ Briggs 4 Co No. rs ate.ane wirre
full supply always b. had liberal discount to deal
street G22 3rns JOHN CONGER S-w.Vork
P. s. Osborn 4 L lille do tell the whole story yet
ark, NewJefsey, and not by JOHN CONGEii, of New.
York az ,hey would tegn Ike the Bic believe do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

Complaints nc. 30 better evidence ~ wantHi i, bs
wonderful efficacy than to mention that WV .Dsysy ay
and ayore Cough Medicine that has ever been ID SS
into t- United States 1t now recommended Of
eicacy see the NUMEROUS certificates that accompanI
reeto superior 10 any Other Cough sf'a.G ,S
the Proprietor WI BROWN. Also, cspytigee' r ~
secured for The label H.; Enlsrea aeGoia1E 70 1s' @
Is"rict Cont of Massachusetts Also thu bottle arr
- Mis- Gardner. Indian Balsan of Lvsrwof s'a W.
houuG.' ,.,,. ,ucgIsl
in Boston by VIM Brown. Druggists and famies can 4, y
n shed in NewYcrk b. A. Il. * D Sands, Drugglss, ,s
Fulton 81 II East Broadway, zJ3 Broadway. pfesTN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04
COPY of a letter from a POSTMASTER, dated
u SrocKBRlpcE, Mass, Dec. 10, 1913.

-ir ISAAC BUTTS,
Dear Sir have JUST received doz. Of Wistar Easam OF
Wild Cherry through Messrs Handen's Express Tor Thch
tn YOU thaiss The reputation Of the medicine mad
,recedcd H. End think for country village shall make
arg sales Of it, have already sold Of 1t. which I'M
-rstand doing wonders especially gentleman who has
s.A all the advertised medicines for liver complain and con-
.umpou He has had severe cough for Year and hall
winch nothing could check for any length Of time until he
commenced taking Wistas Basam and although hehas
,kcu bat pat Of one bottle still his cough has almost en-
,reIy lei! him. lie had taken IS BOTTLES Of Buchans
Hungarian Ba.am Of Lifs' with little no benefit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

ITO SILK GROWERS.-A RARE CHAycE -
h" Subscribers. executors &c Of the late John Parke,
ESQ cec-a>~d have about ten Of the Mons Multi
s OF SIX years growth located Paterson NrvJs Jersey,
tThsr- tee - fourshns Silk Mandatory in
tIon which they offer for sa.rsithet tie apue with
ths gTouadon favorable terms Or ley wouic lease the
whole 10 responsible person DISPOSED to the bus
ABsI GOODWIN
die 2wsstt D. BURNETT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RICHARDSON & co 5 CELEBRATES
AMERICAN PANACEA.

THIS Medicine. compounded solely from Vegeta-
bic ma ter free from adu.;eGatn anu Warranted ire from
an. detrimental hss!;h discover! ABOUT
on. EAR since All lnClvdutl sorsy afflicted with LSh-
the ply scisns the United States Tor siIi
years without thu least apparent hope o! restoration 10 -
l, b. pronounced ncurable bu VINO atrr taSit
the above uomd medicine to I'VE weeks w restored c, yer
health That medicine has been sold with u recedrea
success aud has failed any instance Hhen tk,n
IN accordance with drecons 70 effect -ect cure 81 ne
following diseases. TO wlt:-SALT KHEUM, sCkQ5 VIA
ULCERATED SCROFULA, BRONCHITIS, FEVER
SORES, KINGS EVIL, THISTEL0 o., !NELA ~ NJ ~
EYES, BLOTCHES, rINlFLsS ON TIE FAL Z,
SCALb HEAD. AND ALL CUT ASEOUS PHRASES
OR PAINS OR ULCERS ARISING ERo An MI MI
STATE OF THE BLOOD. The efficacy OF this medicine
ha, been tested all the diseases above enumerated ana US
fleets are truly ing. Ouy table spoonful % De
taken by an ut) each before eating winch usually
produces effect while (in most cases also acts as
the aeu all liberated discharge
fseiy and producing eecua erite OF the Who'll ys
tenn purifying ana producing perfect acton o. me blood
Persons while taking H. should elfan from the use OF All
THOS. g. TALAIAGE.
General agent 90 Finest opposite the house y or
or al Rushtou Co 10 Broadway and 10 Astor House broad!
way John b Dodd, 6:3 and III broadwoy; l. D,c&e 'l3
Hillyer I7S Greenwich street Dr.. Eugene Crows $50
Bowery John Syme. 80 Fulton stieet thomas hyie 70
Hammond street, Reuben e. Moss 500 and sos Grand street
L. f. Wheeler Co ll2 Cherry street next 70 Cafarne ST.
Syme, G3 Bowey, all of whom have certicatsS aud tetl
moni. Of its efficacy Also Brooklyn b Jas Smith
Cranberry and Fulton George ambrose
SIuir- Buildings, Atlantic street, and MIS-. H. Hayes l1s
Fulton street.
instructions orakng the article, aud great number OF
certificates and testimonials may be and obtained at
Of the above paaeS n2l eodlm ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

NOU WHO USE SAhSAPARlLLA-TIy
L Jonsss Extract of Sars,para Candy It's excellent
powerful aud que extract OF the GOT. Sold q Cent,
package or for ST. az tn srgn Of he American tagi
Chatham 81, y. Y or 1879 Fulton aud 81: Atlantic 81. Brock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

.rs7x aMORNING BOAT FOR PEEKs-
- TarTtown DoSb Fsr7 o.. and Yoak
81 asae c 'SS h y new a is ss
lew York the foot Of Chambers street every morning
d5ys s9 q and ss,aFiaS leave Pes's
III leave PessskiIl O'Clock N Landing Al The foot
3. goods isht baggage bank bis s
other kind Of property taaen shipped uS board t
must be at The risk OF the owrer' of such sood, freight
All person. are forbid trusting anv oDa o. account Of
s.d boat ar owner. jels
go FOR Hg ,. saa H! 34{s::Ps9 j2 Z.
-. -. TER Capt VIM H SislLEs, vii !sar. the
cot o. Gs3, me sf1sos s5 soafi ,i
b. Hudson aaa Berkshire Railroad hecars OF which
f. a f 5 o+ and ir a e oe Go siye or oa the
rra u he cars touching both ways thu in,erm-iae
dns For soKa ss::1 E :fFaYE s5:i
THIS boa, cen put cosapIee oId-r with additional
:oaiortabIe Oh asrss! This boat :ow; 90
ready 10 'ecsive freight and viii Lave ca
Jig, T. POWELL " cos LINE FOR
-. 81 w QRGfl Laai,9eg at l,slweli., Ns::t
eP' 3as J95d SgfE arI 2s # var
-n-sfe-t; every Monday Lhgfstsy aud satacay, At
,ofs 81 g. ;a! T@@:ds VIII al Tsf ssd s f a
u For freight passage, apply 10 the Captain board
ss. ap s al al M 81 no o 9s } G[ snss
Dill OF iaG!ag receipts be sIgnsd Tor The SANE lJi
q a=sy: .tOK URGii--Lsadlng al
- CadweIls YES, Point. Cold Spring, and
Thr sieanloar JAS ii EDISON, Capt Chas Hss.ead
s leave Warren pier ever Tuesday and FRIDAY ate.
All 5ssgss Packages Parcels, Bank Bills Specie. put
board tins boat ;hont beng entered on m BOOK Or r.
eue1, -.NEW YORK. AND KINGSTON
- -; STEAM RI FREIGHT AND PASSAGE a,5t
lNE-EoT bngi.t9n and ps;wsIs AID Hud'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

"a ECONOMY AND tAS ON.-1he subscrl-
Der has redaced his superior mutation soeskn Hats on
6 fur bodies the ow price o s. y The above
are IN elegant Dress Hat ard will compare aantssaoasy
with hats sold 81 80 aud So Also constantly acr-
ug Fur and Silk Of the best quality latest patterns and at the
lowest city prices.
n s. Country dealers supplied by tho as low inot
lower than any Other house III this city
J. w. KELLOGG, 1872 Canal street,
d17 3mr corner Of IhOmpsol-street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

G10 Nn0 TO LOAN on good city security.
no 4. P. aJ. C. SMITH, Is Liberty st
ca 0H0-S4,0 600, $1,000, and $1,000 te loan
.vO.Ooc on city security. Apply TO
n2e A p. Il j. C. SMITH e5 Iiber.r-.t
~ bY GRINNELL. MINTURN * CO. 70 South ST. DO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04
iuApNLSp d CO Snl. prnnria

AGuSTs--l5s Bowery; 755 Broadway corner Eighth street.
iG Broadway Grand street. Bunker corner Ghanrer
st-set and Vest Broadway; Cou comer franklin sa
Church VIM Robertson, 30 Baltimore street. BAN
o!e: [: frothnsha Broadway, near State street Albany
z ". Newco;ub Co. 3c5 River street. Troy Hart, III
Broadway ChAmbersreet; MctIuira, 100 fnto1,
Bulletin Office. Eeekan aE Nassan-streeS: eroi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

iQUiD AMBEk.-rhs unsqualcd medicinal
IA compound warranted to be -!tectudI remedy ~
scllls buns cuts contusiusls scroula teter ngwc-
sai-rlsun ,cald head, ucefs BARRIERS tch and all dsa
Of thu KIN from whatever 1t will also remove sur
bnTn, ileckes pmpies on the lace &c giving TO the %
part; and for cleansing and the teeth gums I
cleansing the mouth and throat IN cases OF fever Is unv
led For purposes OF the toilette bathing shaving &c nj
acknowledge supremacy every other saice eyefu
il will eeciuay pant, tar pitch grease and the Ike
from silk w0o-n cotton fabrics without the least DAMAGE
70 tho color Noany or individual should be withoatt
FOR sale wholesale and retail, by tg Pfopneor, \ John
GREAT second floor opposite rhorburns liberal dseoun;
allowed those VITO buv 10 sell again.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04

DAVIS, city OF Hudson Columbia county, N.Ai.i and
for sale in this city Wholesale and retail by
JAMES s. AsP1SwALL,
and by most of the pnca retail durgitS New York and
Brooklyn.
This IS not ne,o medicine /; has been known for yeass
and its healing influences have felt by thousands in the
vicinity heI- has beea sold. But effort has before
been ma introduce 10 the public at large by means 81
;nttnsic merits and to depend Tor It's celebrity uG5n aea
experience and the rondei IL hG, Effected The
extent Of these aud tn i:h aud jus. reputation whcht
thu, acquired are manifest from hundreds OF testimonials
voluntarily furnished the proprietor By gentlemen Of the
medical profession and Others no haze tred it,
the first time. advertised in the public journals orie!
tina; its priceless benefits be made kn9n and .joyed
knowledge Of its healing powers.
Colds, COUGHS, ,Ast6ma, allusnza Whoor9s copsh
Group, Worms HemOrage Tor raising ct b!ood) aGt the
whole class OF diseases affecting the breast and tending
consumption and ohr kindred diseases controlled By
by charm Ihsse GomG2nts are OF most i "
t1g almen which, being al first neglected, leads TO NJ
hamnaon and slowly advance Step BY step until The CON
sttution glses way and the victim brought 70 the'-y
No person vs. has any regard for the uestmab blessing
of health should be without this mild pleasant safe and yet
powerful BALsAM In this climate where changes OF weather
sudden and their effects s" injurious, !; immensely
sands from the pains protracted Illness from beds OF LAM
gushing from wasted frames, GeLEtaed constitutions and
from death itself The triing sum paid ln' bottle oil tins
extraordinary curative has often saved vast sums o money
which must have been paid for medical attendance dunng
With all their wonderful eicacious powers D:. HoCsG-
MANS GERAN CeUGH drops free from every ingredient
vegetable compound and may be taken with entire safety m
all kinds weather aud under all CircHmanC-s ie 81
tbs he,h prrso0s constu,ionay FEEBLE, rctis to
impair! aud vgo 10 the sy5te, *he II IN no instance
"eakens the patient 1t acts a; mild healing expacoraGt
aud at the sam time very gentle tonic It's ~ short the
which restores health strength, yE-r .s-
tcltE and ehee1uness to the Weakened frame AMI s 1
IN their most oppressive forms THIS Is proved by the
nfable testimony OF thousands who have tired II may pc
proved by all who chose try IT, Price 80 cents bottle OF
ounces. MI 5ta"lY m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-04
~ Nv I'D FIELD, No. | pietestr.et and
90 eo1ly ~ ~. 44' .oaE ~, L

'ht' undersigned, CIVIL ENGINEERS, will
.ISe sGETiys Estimates efeos and reports for Rail
aTa.s, nosds Docks, Wharv-s Sustaining Walls
@ g gescatloa, with plans and specifications
aHI "oFn !Y utree VII! upeTtnend their execution
ana compute cUDca Qusntitie; Of earth
o. I"chi the cost Of removing the same they will
49, I'M iIa report on The best mode Of rendering
Will male as" nj and speeiesrion Of Improvements
ic 81 ~ inventors II procuring letters patent: the
s S reqnss personal at Washington
Mines, Quafries, Machinery &c 80 S- : ->iS'' - -
chang New York FDSrIS'2 g -II9StHM:ES0N
rl0 eme VII i, ~ u