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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26
ANOTHER ACCIDENT ON THE READING Rail.

ANOTHER ACCIDENT ON THE READING RA11.
RoAp-Aoout III o'clock on Saturday morning an
Other accident happened on this railroad, which re-.
suited IN the immediate death OF one human being
and the injury OF another that he ia not expect
ed TO survive. AS q MIR. McClintock and his nephew
). r. Service, were driving in wagon out OF lane
leading from their premises to the Railroad, near
the Falls Of Schuylkill. the wagon was struck by
coal tram, dashed TO pieces, and the two men were
thrown upon The track.
Mr Service was run over by the cars with which
they fret came in contact, his spine was crushed.
aud he picked up manged corpse Mr. NcClin-
took had his arm broken ia two p!nces several ribs
fractured, and otherwise SO badly Injured that
1t Is thought he cannot recover
SPEED or STEAM PROP zLrERs The Aitensrle
hted with Worlhington's propelers, left Baltimore
at quarter before II o'clock, and reached Norfolk
AT half past 9, making 33I nours.
The Margaret kemblc, fitted with Hunters pro-
pellers, left Baltimore at quarter before o'clock.
and arrived at Norfolk at quarter b.fore 8, making
% hours.
Bo'h boats wooded with the same wood, which,
we will observe, was not good for getting steam.
Norfolk Herald.
STEAMBOAT BUILDING AT PIrTsBUReH-Tbe
l.. S. Clinton is the name OF splendid new steam
boat just completed at Pittsburgh. This fine. four
boiler boat, is 100 fee; deck. The Revenue Cut
ter is The name Of another new three boiler stern
wheel steamer just foishing. At Brownvle, n
Passenger Packet is building for the Pittsburgh and
Brownville trade.
The Mormon VoTE.-The vote Of Naueoo CITY
stood 1000 for Polk, for Clay.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26
DIED,

Suddenly Sunday 2ith inst ISOLA daughter OF Chatter
Her remain. Will be isken to anhasSe l. for in'eTmens
% Monday afternoon 21 at o'clock, Ii ,i.S:. M MARY
JONES, in the I'D yeqr of her ase.
Wednesday 9th INST u, 9 o'clock, P NJ Ut 5s Houston St.
ongs yis[ SEN19M month"; SPy 50" of
The ends relatives and acuuantances OF the ianiy are
insed % attend his funeral this afternoon III c0cS' nom
onday sss. seeDs mfS. @ b sans MARY daughter
Richard NJ ard Mary Ann Buu, aged one year ana eleven
The friends IF the family are respectfully invited 70 attend
beg parents, ., Eiiih s. near Avenue b.
AZ, ssdny Gs1ssylr rH3sSInns IN the '1'y year Oh
scioaend his funeral from his late residence No e fou.h
Y,ierdny evening, Mrs MARY, widow Of Dr. Carat Han
Ne Trends and Acquaintance, Of the family respectfully
sase s'sna hf S S udoa shs &c at '0eN
nsi in the sh year oil his age. OGDEN. only of
On susdsy eycaing, 2ahust Col. DAVID GOULD, aged
chSiLymc, Conn. cd instant Capt, CHRISTOPHER II.
sMPLN, seed a years. late coininander o one oil the
raLondonh. Mrs. HENRY sIDDoNs after very severe
arAlrn OF THE CrrY-From the report ofthe City nspec
appears that the whole number Of deaths in New otk
'NAs week ending November g. 15l-of whom b were
women e boys. and 80 girlsofthcse died oil aneui
"a of asthma OF bleeding. of bleeding from lungs,
Ifd cancer, caunhies, cholera infanum. cholera
o. y Of consumption, of convulsions, OF Group oil
o Of brain, congestion Of lungs, of debility, oil
an uenens Of dropsy, 10 Of dropsy in the head oil
y IN TIE chest drowned, of Gysencry, OF epilepsy,
sSpelas. Of bilious fever 0! nilammatory fever, OF
as iercr of typhus fever Of disease of the heart
ISo9'ne cough, Of inflammation, of inflammation OF
OF inflammation of bowels 0! inflammation chest
Inflammation of lungs Of inflammation Of throat. ues
Of malfonntion II of nlaasmus, mcrtlieation
od sSe Of premature BIRTH scrofua, suicide and
. we've under year Of age. 90 TO ~. .; ~ to
no were natives Of the United States g of Ireland OF
Kna. oi Germany. of West Indies, and unknown
,. i'on s'e Bellevue Hospital from City Hospital
n'aou'e from Lunaiic Asylum. coloFd persoas.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26
ArraAsAsr SHAVING CREAM AND ExoLLtrSr

sp,S.sASr SHAVING CREAM AND EMoLLiENT -
In far distant land where the tea plant IS blowing,
And the fair sex are famed for their delicate feet.
There are herbs ogrcat use in Ike wilderness Erowns
That prepared make that peas0n. and sweet
When placed on the beard rough and strong though it be-
I,,oitens 1t well, to the skin gives pleasure
Ard the razor moves over soft and so free,
That every one halls CHINESE CREAM asa pleasure.
u.,-s Chinese Shaving Cream compound remarkably
to the ska and prepares the beard fer the razor by
so,nc il so ta; the usual roushness removed 1t ead
.s,es all pimples aud heals the cuts.
ppared and sold by A. B. SANDS & Co. wholesale and
al Chemists asd Druggists. 2S Broadway Chamber
.,e Sold also 70 Fulton street and Il East Broadway.
p,cc % cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

si7,,..,ryr R.scAL1rY.-After the dreadful explo-
..,f nA the Lucy Walker, on the Ohio. four boats
koa u loaded with plunder from that beat, when the
WEI. ..,s,y,es of New Albany came TO tile river. One
smep a9,euh uho had stolen pair OF yaluabs saddle
saH. actually threatened TO fire on those who tried
90 uss ,st tben away. What infamous rascals there
- 49, in this world.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

s,sos's SARsAPARIiA.-Diseases Of the skin have at.
,rscisj comparatively bu, lte Importance until within
much ineIe., has been manifested as NJ present both on
sceoSn Of the local rvages OF this class q mnades and
ecss,tuiiona disorders. The complexion otherwise trnns
parent ruined by pmpc< pnnles or 5 sandHlar @ enlarge.
heath but life In ether dark vid spots. bloches or
approaching of SuppurntOn. observed.
II would be VAN ptrny the different shades und varieties
al cutaneors affections but enough 9s been evered to show
oncusvey that these diseases have their origin the general
v or But how health be enjoyed. life
se prove blessing, when the blood the grand fountain OF
he nni health is impure?
sands Sarsnparila hns been trie proved and acknow
edged ~ be all that debe TO purify the blood
IN cleanse And enovafe the general system The trumph
ha obtained disease such not furnished from
any other source.
or value and efficacy, pamphlets, which may be obtained
Of the proprletors and their ugents gratis.
Prepared and sold Wholesale md retail, By A. B. & d.
SANDS. Wholesale Druggists. 79 Fulton street, New York.
Sod also 73 Broadway, East Broadway. and by Drug
rist generally throughout the United Staies
Pnce 81 per bottles six bottles for S..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

o. Graham House-New Arrangements
ROSWELL GOSS norms his friends and the public that he
has enlarged his BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT.
known the Graham House. 63 by adding 10
it the adjoining house. and prepared to accommodate a
ent permanent Boarders the most favorable terms All
friends Of Temperance desiring quiet horne. and freedom
from the fumes of alcohol and tobacco invited paonze
this house. The Vegetable System with the choicest selection
OF fruits &c. which the market affords will be strictly adhssd
ntahi. piofsi liio oiuh'uy
mode, or mixed diet,
n # ROSWELL GOSS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

ny Established I795.-soAP. CANDLES AND
STARCH-J D. & w. LEE, Manufacturers, Nos 81 and
g Reade street, New.York have constantly on hand large
lowest market prices warranted equal moi, superior to
manufactured the city delivered or shipped without charge
for boxes or Carriage.
Merchants Groce Country Dealers and Families who Ire
in of the above articles, will find 1t to their interest TO
cal on u.s. before purchasing elsewhere.
nR 3mis J. u & w. LEE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

FEMALE BEArrT-TRE HAIR.-How frequently do the rn;
disease lay waste the delicate form of the iar and
ing locks thu, adorned their head fail off and
again their original beauty ineoncevabe how
amy person. especially lady, manifest much
lect on this point never failing remedy can be obtained
in the Genuine Olrdces b. Of Columbia from q Court
ndt street which will perfectly restore this only neglected
part of female ornament What doar to complete the
crowning point of female beauty.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26
MAKkiEI,.

On Monday afternoon Nov 18th. by Rev. George Bourne
Of fNew.YuTk WM GLAND BOURNE. ESQ nf Brooklyn,
L. l. to Miss ADELiA MARTIN. daughter OF Francis Mar
By the Vey Rev Dr. Power, Saturday evening Noy g
ERNEST CAYLUS, formerly OF Pans, France, to THERE
On Snrrdnv 2Sd instant by Rev. Dr. Edward Y. Hisbee.
FREnERlCK WILLIAM RElAER. oi Bremen, Germany
totLARA MARIA, second daughter OF the ato Wm r.
Rolf Esq OF This city. ,
EDWIN BOND, 10 Aiks SUSAN ;. only daughter oil MI.
John Yughcy, AZ! OF this city.
SEiGNEi.TE, Of La Rochelle. France, TO ADELE Duu-
AUD, Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

t!e.-THE TRICOpHEROUS is universally admired md
acknowledged be the best and cheapest article for nouslng
duces and restores hair late period Of life, frees
from Scur and renders the most harsh AMI t h1r US so rs
silk curly and glossy; preserves IL IN curl nn other secoa
tive formation unmpared by the summers heat violent e5
erce or the reaxng tendencies OF the ka DC 10
children it is invaluable lays foundation tor beautiful
head of hair.
Principal Office l+6 Broadway, of Liberty street, up
stains Beware OF the counterfeit sold dollar. NJ Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

m The ve,y great success which has attended the admin
of Tbomp-on' Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood
rls IN (,onsumpon and disease, Of the Chest shown
p"seac, Of many highly respectable ndN Nidua si,uy
and is strong ptoofof lis excellence The propre
y receiving eddtonal testimony OF its power and e
. ' - ,u,n.nary complaints. ed. Ph;tGd Times"
e., sale wholesale and scal by n b, SANDS CO. Chem
.nd Druggists G73 Broadway. Chamber st. Sold also
. % Fnoa 81, and II East Broadway Price 30 cents
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26
New-York Cattle Market n

lRepoted for the " Y. Trbunel
Al market 800 Beet Cattle Q6o from the South.) so Cows
and Calves and 1000 Sheep aud Lambs
PRIcEs.-Bef Cattle well sustained, and we quote firm
nj 81 2' rs 10 IS * 30 and s6 for very choice
Goes ana Caires-Sales al sIs $50.
Steep and Lands little cheaper We quote Sheep
81 . a 3 80 and Lambs 81 cents 81 30.
Hay-50 671sc for best quality Of loose.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

valuable literary property successful and profitable opera
tO capable of being vastly improved by the investment
Of moderate additional capital for sale
bargain This m opportunity rarely if ever, offered as the
health the party change of climate necessary or
double the money would not tempt sale. Address Ut By
mall DOS; paid) w E. j. box $50 Ncw.York Post-oi
which will be promptly attended to- ms lw
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26
Commercial and money Matters.

OF For Commercial and Money Matters. Las. Page
MONDAY, P. NJ.
The Stock market was heavv to-day and some
descriptions declined to per Parties bought
lower rates endcavorlng to realize,
In Exchange thare is nothing dong. and the sup
ply of bills considerable Sterling 9l TO- Fruncs 22z.
We quote Spe lie as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26
CIRPETINGS. RUGS. OIL CLOTHS,
DRJGGETS &c

lust received and now beng opened at Guion New Store
.j a:ee and beautiful assortment Of English Brussels Three
Py mpera Double Super, Superne and Fine Ingram una
Venetian Carpetng OF patterns and colors entirely new
English and American Oil Cloths Of great variety oi pattes
and srios widths from feet "a feet without senm-A
90 splendid article of PeHia Velvet Duggets two yards
ye entirely new patterns and very nch cuIor with every va
ratv of Engish pugge of the usual widths together with
RUS every style Door Mas Wnd9w shndes STAR k"ds
Sr Purchasers are respectfully invited tn call.
X B-hH experienced gshoerer viii attend to the max
i''' " w. H. GUION.
n2a ST No s. Eat Rroadwey and II Dylsnn.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

LnsGLgy's WESTERN INDIAN PANAcEA.-1hs remarkable
medicine which Inns such astonishing effect in all cuses OF
Asthma and Dyspepsia aes;ed by numbers IN this city
who have used and experienced permanent relief also
excellent remedy for any of the following complaints (and
warranted please the in acases or the price etuned
Liver Affections, Sick Headache.
WIous do Diseases ofthe Skin
Neuralgia and Palsy. Erysipelas,
Epilepsy, Bronchitis
Falling Sickness Affections ofthe Lungs
Hahituul Costyeness Ulcered Sore Throat.
This paHecea is particularly recommended in nil the
above cnmuain,s md we advise the afflicted cn ut 81
Csnund Street and examine the certificates and evidences
OF its goodness Gnd have no hesitation saying ta' they
will be induced TO give the article trial ut least Sold also III
Brooklyn, l& Fulton street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

principles whc profess and love- are oternal rs
the Republican rock uFon which tiey are founded
u Unionists.-A Regular Meeting Of this Assoca
ton Will he held at National Hail Tuesday Evening Nc
vember h nj hRlfpast oc'ck precisely. Matters of III
terest VIII be discussed By order OF
S1LAS CHICkERING, President,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

The receipts ct the Custom House for the week
ending Saturday evening last s162 43 q
This shows small increase the previous week. The
timaed receipts for the quarter ending Dec. 81 50 co
M.ssrs. Barring. Brothers g. Co. have adv rrised
that in accordance with the proposals. of the Union Bank Of
Louisiana they ready the lst inst upon the delivery of
the bonds, pny the i inalment OF 80 each
bond of 81 m uy 500 fe and to issue for the remaining,
60 per cent, or $500 new bond ofthe Union Bank ofLa
| The British mail steamer Avon sailed from Tam
pco the 2h ut ha Wing board Specie the large
| Of 81 .7S2, ,755 g.
few days ago S3l 214 of the bills of the Central
Bank Ga burned The whole nmoun, outstanding
the Bank sl4i6 $4,000 o. which is in the Bank
Augusta-eaving in circulation sl24 The largest
cuaon November 1872 At thnt time the circulation
ofhe Bank sl452,s53. In Nov. 1si3 it was s63,5
The Governor of Arkansas, in his Message to the
Legislature speaking Of the State Bank and Branches says
Branches outstanding the 25h day Of October last after
to Re cansecd s % Au ''' a0u
Towards the redemption of th: sum there already in
Real En,e Bank and Branches TO which may be added the
of notes collected by The receivers of the different
branches since their last returns
Gov Walker then proceeds to examine the condition of the
Real Estate Bank He say that the settle and qudate
the aa Of the institution has been entirely dsregarded and
recommends thorough investigation of its operations Ac-
cordng the report of the Auditor Of Public Accounts the
whole amount issues OF this Bank and Branches 1854 6
the redeemed and burned UP the b Sept last
s3O and there are in the vaults OF the principal Bank
ready be burned. sl @ exclusive othe received
ut the different branches since the last OF April.
The finances OF the State appears by the following extract:
from the same document, veY 1ouyshing con-
dion:
At the last session OF the General Assembly s2sS 4l5 so
appropriated for the support of the Government only
Sl63 G5 have been expended. leaving hand this
S125,409 G5.
fhe State Treasury not in condition to pay off the in
teest which already accrued the Sate bonds This
greatly be regretted by all who desire honor and interest
0ftne State preserved and untarnshed
The Governor the total und2uted interest State
bonds remaining due and unpaid me 1t of October last
| to be 1904 507 80. He says:
Our citizens already oppressed by taxation meet The
expenses of the State Government and am therefore unpre
pure recommend increased taxation for the purpose OF
meeting the the State bonds but prompt and
gelc should be adopted with the and
OF the Banks discharge the interest all ucn bonds
have been sold in good faith and in strict accordance with tie
Bank charters"
The following is statement ef the receipts over
the South Carolina Railroad Compared with last the
income argc and shows hat the improvement in business
has been felt ut the South well atthc North:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

FANCY SILK GOODS,
Newest Stylez'
rECK. NICOLsON & WRIGHT.
No. l2S Psarl aud 80 Beaver-st.eets, New. York.
Would respectfully that they opening & large
and newly selected Stock OF
SILK GOODS,
all Of which are OF the aiet FaL I.yes eop,as ul! S.
DRESS GOODS,
conasns in part Of rich Csshmee Eeolse. ueh printed
Muslin de Lsin. Grape De LANES Of new and elegant styles
ch plain Csmeon and an stripe Repealers. end fs
shonable article Camslon, Brocede. and Broche striped
Sikh. black and coloTed Alpacea1 figured and plan.
SHAWLS.
Brochs and Cashmere ShaEs patte,ns CeIlson sId
Broeads figured Silk shawls Daraask Woo!en suadia and
nch DaHast Alapcceha; Msrino. Thbe., aad muz!n de
Laine. in great variety &c.
RIBBONS,
fu aEsomen, Of Bounst and Cap Ribbons. Of TIE riches.
Paris stylss
Figured Cap L.ces. Trimming Lscs; and I.cs Elzasi.
Thrsad. Las. Plated and Brrss,is EdGia=:. &c
GLOVES.
Consisting Of Kid Silk Cashmere. in great yassT together
with iarge assortment of Fancy Mitts.
Also ful assortment Of Paris Cords. GimpE and FInses
together with crery arcie uuay to be found in Fancy
Stock which they are prepared of CD 81 favorable tes
o. any other establishment . sti,scl TN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

gS- BOARDlNG.-Slra. GUsS, having opened the new
and comodous house. 26 Vesey near the Astor House,
proers choice of desirable TO transient permanent
Boarder Croon Shower warm and cold Baths, free The
Location is very centr quiet and shady Terms moderate
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

" MufTs! Muffs and Furnishing by retail
at WHOLESALE prices for this WEEK ONLY n, No Cnrt
lancstree near Broadway Ladies. don't srge, call and
supply yourselves IN time. naO 3mis-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

o. Cauti0n.-The subscriber deems duty he owes
nike TO the public and hm caution Banks houg hout the
United Stacs, against individual who seeks TO impose
defective article upon them for vault door security n the
time pretending that he has and pick Andrews Comblnn
tion Lock- which he demonstrates by rt locking
il himself and then by the instruments throwing back the
bolt thing which any acquainted with the construction
of snd Lock mnutes-Cashers and Others
teeste are therefore desired lock their Locks and keep
the key TO themselves when they want fair test, qnI BY
prepared-has forgotten his instruments &c &c md cease
troubling them. II. e. JONES,
ms Bliss Bank I4ocksmth, Newark n. J.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

o. The Friends OF Henry Clay are respect.
fully invited ca my place and examine suit of Clothes
which shortly be presented that great and good man.
They made of the piece of American Cloth which took
the Premium nt the late Fair in this City, and supposed to
be the finest piece of Cloth in this Country.
The Cotle, will remain my possession till the lt of Jan.
uary, when they will be forwarded to Mr.. Clay
MI Iwiss IP v Hustled, Merchant Tailor 81 Wall ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26
DRY GOODS.

SHAwLS! SHAWLS! SHAWLS!
JyHE intention of the Ladies respectfully inrited to tie
4 cheapest invoice OF
SH LIS
ever offered for sale in this city, comprising extensive as
softment of
BR0cHE CASHMERE LONG AND SQUARE
SW.3JFLS,
From to p dolars-nll wool.
The above goods cccu; purchased of importers
ard at auction and will be sold at less than half the cost oil
importation. Also, an extensive assortment Of
EALL IND WLNTER SH.AWLS.
at very low prices. STEPHEN BARKER, 2sl Grand ST.
n3as between Eldridge and Allen.sts.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

lust received and for sale ut DELI UC l. DPYS.
Place Suulsrd No Park Row and 5sl Broad
ted flexible IVORY PATEET NIfRSE. for infants
Nipple and Breast shields and Paplay Jelly for hreas
for sale us above wholesale and retull o26 3tawomH-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

~ Goura uds Poudre Subtitle for completely and peIma-
nenty eracang uperos hair from females upper lips;
bSws moes tho stubborn beard Of man. Always tested
81. Srst Stnre IRON RrOndMny. No 2tcOd
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

u Rev. A. HIahan, President of Oberlin CoIlega,e
Church. Medical College Crosby door. below Spring St
I'd story the mpossbty Of Serving God with Divided
Heart Seats free Preaching also on Wednesday, Thursday
md Friday Evenings. It.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26
MECHANICS INSTITUTE, City Hall. Ne-v-York.
HT Mechanics, InsIifuIe Lectures.-A A cour

E"LSiANies i's iE' O''J num- -Ne"-io!A-
OF Mechanics institute Lecfures.-A A cour,e
Of Lectures will be delivered before the Mechanics Institute of
the City OF New York; by LAWRENCE RED Esq Professor
Of Chentry IN the College OF Pharmacy. dc the subject
Of mistry embracing ofthe Chemicnl
30 Mechunc, Arts and Mauufactures-to he fully Illustrated
with experiments. The Course will consist Of > LEG
nature objects and general principle. fine Science will pro:
ceed ohe Individual history o. substances and Their chemical
The opening Lecture VIII b. delivered on THURSDAY
Evening; N"y sh. at ~ O'Clock IN ,he Lecture Room,
City Hail. be followed each successive Thu say
Mt hour and place, with the cont nuaton of the
Course.
Tickets fer the Course including the other Lectures and
Classes for the 2 cent. foI single Lecture To
members o the Institute the Lectures free Terms of
bershlp which privileges the School Library and
Reading room sl-initinton fee. and s2annuni dues.
By order of the Lecture Committee,
nas Stiss CHARLES L. BARRrTT. Actuary
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

RHErMATIsM AMP G2gT-The Nerve and Bone e. Linment
preparations cured thousands of the very worst In
many which every thing else ns been used and failed
t, las performed ce, TINT the hos been
stored to bis amy, business and friends, perfectly free from
any thing like pain sickness debility und would refer
nh, skepca following gentlemen, vino have been cured
by their e:-Robe g. Nels. 1877 Brondwny a; B. Tyler,
7Recor street: Mr.. Pearsa at Tommuny Hall Mr. GIDEON
Feborn 1871 Front street aso Mr. Jennings. proprietor Of
the City Hotel who witnessed the remarkable effects of this
remedy upon Mr. H. H. Hubbard ofSandusky city. OHIO, who
while doing business this city, taken suddenly with
most violent rheumatic ntack, and cured in few hours
BY this Lnmen and Elixir !. may be had only ut " Court.
te u,ice returned Sold also Brooklyn, l9 Fulton street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26
n& 3tis'


GEO, VASpESHoFF will deliver Lecture Elscuion, with
oraorca poetlcu and dramatic readings and rectntons
O'Clock.
Tickets 80 cents-To members Of the Association 25 cents
Ticket admitting gentlemnn and two ladies ST. For sale n,
the book stores Of Wiley t. Putnam, Bartlett & Welfod and
C. Shepard Also nj the door the evening of the Lecture
Members will ubn Their tickets Of the Librarian By order.
JOHN LOINES, Chairman Glass Committee.
m. .B.--A CLASS IN EL0CUTION, under the tuition Of
Mr. yandenoti vii, shorty be formed particulars OF which
limited members desruus OF joining the requested
10 make early application MS 3ts'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

COUGHS "A, remedy for Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
of the Chest md Lungs, the PECTORAL HONEY OF
IIVERW ORT stands unnvaied its reputation s fully etab
fere 10 the pubic the many hundred which ths
urepauton has been sed single instance known Of
The estimation many of iEe pciabie physicians Of
tbs ciiy who give evidence of the coed opinion they enter
tain of is merits Yeuse1y Cough, 6c BY
m.0dng s bY their patents Those who have usng
vrnou pleparn without, and have become
courure are earnestly invited 20 Try many epetnbe
residents Of rhs cityHot residents Of distant psees who
have been restored eah by the Honey OF Liyerso and
wto hare th=ir appean. the paper,
have left the address with the proprietor and gwen
permission refer aay Them no wish 10 make
noulnes relative the that has attended Pee
g. per bette Fof sale wholesale. 1T Maiden lane and u
4 j. Coddngtnn 800 Hudson W. W cron &c Catherine J;
Tarraut 20 Greenwich e. SLAM, Fulton 81 Brooklyn ana
of Druggists generally. rzo