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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-02-01
PUBLIC NOTICE.

All persons indebted 10 the Estate Of Rich
ard Brodheai, laic OF Milford township, Pike
county, deceased are requested 10 make paw
menl to The subscriber, and al! persons having
demands against said estate are requested 10
present their accounts duly auihen4ca'ed for
settlement 10
CYRlLI. G. D, PINCHOTr,
Sotc Erecator
3IiIfurd. Deceir.her /. 9i3 --6'.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-02-01
GREAT NATIONAL WORK.

TAPPAN & DENNETT, No. ia Washing
ton street. Boston, propose 10 publish, by sunScIiP
ton, in fourteen monthly numbers at the 10"
price of twenty-five cents each number the
EHEai NE1 EYAGE7lNGTGN.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-02-01
SEFER4L THOUSAND DOLLARS!

Have aeady teen expended for suitable engravIngs
be the most striking and deserving articles that
hive appeared il the Messenger and arrangements have been
made with artists continue Of subjects OF
entirely and original character which, they
pub she'd Wi add materially to the elegance and attractive
ness OF This Journal.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-02-01
sherrnaa,s Cough LOzenges,

Milford, July -, 1913.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12

r Governor Bouck has ,sssed his Proclama-
ion offering a reward of $500 for the discovery
and arrest OF certain incendiaries who recently
fred the premises owned by Mr.. Holmes, and
occupied BY M,. Merritt, in Newburgh, Orange
County.
Teoc1opYrEs.-The Paris Globe states that n.
e;eonv De ST His;re in his lectures al The !aTcin
de-. piantes lately, p5esented several individuals
loo, iyng) of The Pi;hesiaa race, known as Iroglo
iy,ea. From Their organization, form, facial ayse,
and disposition of,he eyes, he observes, they rese-
lie men, and might seem 10 be negroes Isoqesu y, ~
y snoerior racr. These Troelody ies' are found, as
heir name imports, dwelling in cavefns in The for
SITS Of N;gri,is or else 10 hu,s covered with leaves
rhe nesro,s call them men OF the woods; but men
of eel nee refer them 10 the monkey class
r. The Willoughby 10 Medical College con-
"a ms 100 students
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12
EASUONAHIE DANCING

MONS. GABRIEL DE KORPQNAY.
yVAS the Ennor OF informing the Ladies uad Gentleman Of
LII vicinity, that he has arrived fer TIE pur
psc ot giving instruction the principal fashionable Dunces
prevailing in the highest crces OF European ant American
society. . - !, ~
,o where lbs syie met the admrniun OF tie pub
c aad the marked approval OF The fashionable communy-
Among others, Mons X proposes 10 tcach thai wen Known
the Vase lie Deux pasthc Aiazourka-new Colliois-ew
Galoppe, and al AHerican Dances. ,,,,,-,,
Noiis x will be assisted by MADAME KORfONAY as
Musician 3e instruction viii be given Ia the French. Ger
CONS are engaged ut % Park Pacestricy private cool
and airyor the accommodation Of Ladies and Gentlemen
The Polka and the CuadIiles, at prese' danced ~
the fashionable circles Of London and Pnrs cn be taught IN
six or twelve lessons, except tie Sinzouf&a AL Others IL
For further paIcrars. inquire Of MONS KoRPoNAY, at
Terms :-Clas, Lessons 10 T. A NJ. u To !. and
to- T. NJ, and from 4 to IN the evening,
Six lessons S6twcye lessons, sle, and QuaItsr $i5
Private Lsssons-sx lessons, S. twelve lessons sls oua
ter, go.
eriss, &c. sc. "a
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HARDWARE.

-pON srY.EI rAuS &c Ac.-KEMEYS. BREESH
1 &. ShaIPf'l, 1l9 Crcenw.ch ct ErcceasoTs 10 BOOH,
MAN. JOHNSTON. AyGES e. co, hale ON hand s'h
o:5oltnlen, OF
b odis at md square bar irvr REss'an Old sabe de-
En1isi, round. tlii md Square ifu7 hreIicon do
AMERICAN 6le squ.rx Iron, 4 20 n lRcA
gtaziert Rods, q 10 30 u heb
eDike R0.1 gGd rhUe shapes. Of Il. t,zrI
nOiza Nhl Gifs II Nocysgi:a and Old zab!o lT-z
Canl anG ,crcH ron Of I'll s,zeG
I,nsiicar hoop Iron X 10 Ii fnch,s
Ca. Nais nrads and Spikes BDgi.n wrought hsis
G1t Stos OF aadesoa. BsotheE & Co. sttatnp. al sDs
fpriny see!. Gf tie Si.taisp warre5ted
Shsnr 3eci: GeuuaB ), eel OF various scsEa2t
]. DS.es Stsei, GiIt nd Daccn! qualify
io~-icsn bike. S.;cl Hunts Ara, sUierior kItts
g. BIB sstt5 iioa ssays DC fcrniihSi. Iisss %
dgaW beck. tyson
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DAGUERREOTYPES.

TINTED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY ls
~ BROADWAY. UP sfhlks.-E WHITE would .,.i -,
.pectfly call tho attention Of cZsoS and Stranger T'ans
he city, To his splendid collection OF DaSuereppe Portrait
cnee a group, from TO penons on The SANE ei NJ,
prssed poztras taken Vi kinds Of weather. either VIII on
yRout the eolo the prices 81 wsieh he ms reuce 70 '
charged hs the most peftercsin the huS'nsSs 80.
TIE American Institute 1 late exhibition Rwrfcsd ~.
Tbua me Firi prrum the be-, DAEuer.eotype fenes
e. t grouping and gereati ecU when but aaopr' pn"
10 ths supafio.:y Of his PGTtaftt. . ..;o,
mr White 10 solo cent IL New York for the vsg sursiE
imported te,ran t1msflI. md al no f,sfetuDhbna|A
tlc city OF s;.t can they bn obtained.
A. B-importe German Cameras. also Frshsh ana h c
can Instruments 81 the very best quality. win efsies S'
Chemical, Polnhi1g materials. &c ..s
Br Whites CnSe mAeuacary beng ihe nfges, ano n
extensive IN The Tinted tas. e ensbled rom nc
he ,sli Degrereotyce Miniature Cess
psr cent other houbs IN the mon on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12
Superior Court.

John Jones vs. Robert j. NhiHeker.-t'he plain
tiff wns employed workman 10y Mr.. w. vino pump
and block maker in Lewis street lie 70 recover SUI s
wages due to him. For the defence shown TINT M
Whitaker never took any receipts when ne pad his mem but
Tint lie he'd paid plaintiff what due 10 HIM. and ad eX
tended VARIOUS Of knne;: addition i wgs shown TOO;
thai nnes on leaving Ar Whitaker made oct bnlrce OF
but $40 due him He took this To his lawyer, who told n
that didn't know VIVA, 10 do with that but he mus sue yI
the whole of his time nnd leave Mr. Whitaker to prove ms
nynel,s aud brought. The CcuT cnTge tnnt
It was for the ury determine from inc testimony and under
Inc custom OF the establishment OF defendant and other me-
chanca establishments. To- not taxing receipts wheief
any thing, md what due The ADVICE given 70 paini! 10
account but for balance Of s.O was very mpEopeT: IS
might have been taken into Justices Court nnd settled Tor
snail amount whereas the expenses incurred IN the SUIT
will be heavy The Jury returned yeidi:t IN favor OF de-
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Deferred
CITY INT ELL l 6 E n CE.
Vice ChancrIIor's Court.
Before Hoo. WY. T. McCouS, Vice Chancellor.


Decisions.
Andrew B Ha1,up ard others, vs. Barney Core
and othcr,-alr Coe March. 1872 obained decree IN
BIZ a the obee Of which was 10 reach caan pro
devised by tbs father OF Nj Gene Tor the benefit OF h,n.s
held The plaintiffs n,o proved the'',leb,s IN tenkrcy op
po.e The 'nsrss Of MI SS lien Ss Tec B
setting forth TINT the DISCHARGE IN bankruptcy havipg been e
i neS DID 5sio . Ee oe,,oe ind sk @ pef..on
under Judgment they sriher r'e thai iey wee con-
oppose the discharge. To this general demurrer IS put IN
enyinr Their right to proceed Tie Cont remarked that on
rights o. property Nj ore became vested N he genera
assignee in bankruptcy The r III, o fav e u. from
farther proceedings against Mr. Coe. They are mol con-
sssd : a9e on the s Sssf.e roe &
their debts hsve sill reor' nenn, the p9rl u, nG.nI %
a fay t deSS can ony proceed through the general
as,isree either by fling bill the Ceur' or some oe' way
Orde, ulowin. the demurrer. with costs: s.,
Gnuv.rn.ur ; Bibb, and w.t. Vs: oaniuel IT,
Gouyerneur Ell aM G. pn!chncd at MasieS sae' On
, ,s E rnnr INTO New Street Tor which he
s40 The property by bis reane WI, Teo az @ He
ysas charged with the difference but deaes his night to pa ~
The Court den that there 40 Gs,anse s'u '
HIs,'n a Wn,ng VS. snydar, SSge & Co-Bl in
relation 20 an extensive anac0n for the purchase q pots
between complainant and Phlo Dnfee OF buHao' 7Ve Vi
the exceptions allowed Others DENIED
John l. Lawrence. adm T estate la'e iesac La"
renee VIM Beech Lawrence and g. 10 e
large OF deceased Mr. l. Some OF Inc exceptions I'll
Ciernons lIvlngstop and Rohert E. Livingston W.
nd 1sbe,h hi. wife pud Mary iivnrtnn-A bll fled
,or q partition of the Of Edward z. LivinGston OF Ger
dem che UcoDpanaai md her sisters Mr.. G Mrs. L. and
Elzabeth Commissioners were mutually appome1 ai
COMMISSIONER The Court stated that the award Q, Son
9ust T. looked upon with even n"s rec On ne %
rese no saod lesson of tie exceptions and they dened
SInU
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mh2l ltawom Ar:orury for Attaching Creditor.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

Brooklyn, November 9Th, leH, !
PURSUANT to an Act Of the legnntl,e entitled !" A
I'm and for other purposes" (pas,ed April 18TH 1881 Noues
IS hereby gwen TINT the Assessment Rolls for taxes fog Tie
current ycn- have this day been delivered to the CoHpp
the City of Brookyn and TINT from all taxes which shall b
PAID the said Comptroller within thirty days from The daa
from all taxes which shall be paid after the non The
saIdthy days and within sixty days from SAID dse deiae.
First Tuesday January next sne per cent VIII be add
MI ,Ryes then remaining unpaid; ard TINT on the JArd Iuc
div of January cy the sad Comptroller will deliver % s
Collectors Of the City of Brooklyn tho aad Aosmsnt Ro
together with the thereto annexed directing them 10
proceed with regard c unpaid taxes in the manner directed
BY law. =,
The Comptroller would respectfully request those who IN
tend avail themselves of the provisions OF the Act referred
10 M the nboye notice. inform him thereof po
be that their bills uny be readiness, rs to prevent delay
when they may be prepared 70 pay Their taxes
In compliance with resolution oil the Mayer and Common
Ter VIII receive taxes his Office IN the CITY BniLlnEs FROM
\ O'CLOCK. a. III. UNTIL - O'CLOCK, J.. Al. md
an bI3 III q VI ih" a. NJ. MERWIN. Comptroller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12
Miasfnn Vessel.

Sch Ocean, of Guilfoi. Conn. Captain Bishop sailed iron
NewYok for Pensacola on the Sh o September as' af
ford and consisted of potatoes onions apples butter! cheese
casks, and empty mo nsscs hhds insurance Inc cnp
thin together with five Others all promising young men
and belonged MaG.on 1t supposed that they were ios'
wi III the vessel. in tire disastrous gale Of Oct. b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12

RIGHT vERDIcT.-A verdict has been rendered
IA the Supreme Judicial Court at Boston, Of $650
damages against iruckmap, who ran over lille
child of five years old, while she .ns sitting on ite
sidewalk She was so much injured that II was
found necessary to amputate one OF her legs. The
injury was probably Gone by the hub Of The ehcel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12
Passengers Sailed.

Tn the sa,s Ergo for Hqrrc-W fiontman,l f, MOI.
t,,sce c Z Nukenk. Murray and Charles iueser OF New
YORK: y Parsons of Flushing; Geo llowlnid ana k9b pw
land Of Bedford Sir SaGudo OF Port nu Pnneo' MI ooe'
In Tie Jrsg .orea Otiie-DrI Crocker and lady, MI
V.iitcs and lady Mr., HscCho6 and daughter MIS- james
Daniels Miss Henry, Miss Lester Miss Charlotte iuhe'
Nessrs Hunter. William Chambsra 10, una WIN LIVING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12

L IMPORTANT TO MARRIED LADIES AND NURSES.
a-The Patent Flexible Ivory Nipple Shield and Nipples for
Nursing Bottles These articles recommended by the most
eminent physicians this country md Europe anu by every
nurse who has given em trial, for their sone sweetness
md durability The Shield being entirely OF ivory, rendered
nipple and a pleasant the nsn tine breast ITSELF The
nipples for nursing bottles qse the best artificial nurses ever
SANDS Il CO. 1913 Broadway and by all the principal drug
rsis in the city, Also wholesale and retail by The anuac
turers FELLOWS & HERSTEiN, 90 Nassan.sf.
CAUTroN-Be sure to call for Fellows & Hense, latent
none genuine such come from their anuacory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12
Passengers Arrived,

IN the snip Qu,cn Of the West from Ltcrpoos-l
heurer of dispatches for the o,etnnlent if9n fi a'
Reri,n Wnvsti Of England G Raben; OF Ne" Oh
Wac:en. Of Germany; Nrs Turner. OF Ieiaad ana III W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12
It. WEBB,S
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY,
~. JQ5 s.sr..In.-a;-.,,


KES, icnl and cmaReatci eyery stye. oidszihsnk
iIy received And pUEc.uaiiy attended 70. psr,e sup
Piled order 9Th Ice Cream. e;le,, Pyramids Charlotte de
Russo. out Coke, SPriBE Cake, Ladies Fingers Coconnu
extensive assortment Of all kns OF Confectionery for tho
coming New Year Aso good large loaf of Bread. % lns
SENSIBLE LADIES.-The tremendous rush for Day,
- Waterproof soit and mos, useful 1n<oe for Ladies Shoes
to prevent tamPne penetrating through hct scs makes
that the ladies of only want DO informed of
the fact 70 appreciate tlsr utility, II. II. DAY. de
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12

Tn. pilot beat William j. Rome run into By the packet
shin Queen of tho Yves, on Tuesday evening las, learned
away the pilots bowsprt, and did considerable other damage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12
MARINE JOURNAL.
poRTog NEw.YORK. .....DECEMBEE IL.
Clenred.


.,,, 1,ob,,r Iarabe Havana Radrer & Peck: Vicks-
bnIr Befry NOreans WIN Neissn; Samuel Hicks BrnEet
!rsrpooi Kermit; LIS. Berham. La Pc'ie NJ Goodh'e
Banks Edward Bulkley Charleston. Durham & Dimon; w
Kennedy. Martin. savannah. 80, r,,us o.
Bries John Kendall kobnsen N.eans, mo Ewe' s. ~
schrs Tlmoeon Mcfarland Neuvitas; Nesplth 4 Walsh;
oine Ferris Nor;nk Excel Lowell Bcston hate Fender
CAST Brown: Franklin. La Traffic GARNER Bam1ILe q
yosjsn Pe:enbnrs. Va. nnicr & Co; CaIvo Ctocke,
Robinson New Orleans; Ann Bedel Nouik ssu Do O.
ienrman; Frunk, Baker Ao1endra Harp bessVon rh"-
depha.
Arrfved:
Packet ship Queen OF the West. Woodhouse, TN Liverpool
NV at III. md mdse to Woodruff &; Minturn.
Bn Phlena Fish, 60 ts fin Malaga, fut, VINE 10 Dra
PEI sStb bg Buffalo, McBurnic fin Bridgeport Conn. in bal
chr onhns CapEon, "a days from Rio De La Hnche with
& arsws Packard Is ds FIN Curdenas. uba> molas
SEES 10 Head * Hoppock Lett no Ans Inc Agawan nns
experienced very severe weather on te coas 'o't sp '
sails and received other damnge. m
cir Page. Taylor, days from Boston, md'e to & ier
Scl Williams Clark, y DIS I'm Euport. potatoes and aihs
Sshr ABBOT Lawrence eeeker from Boston, with mdse 10
Sc6 Arepznmcnd Hatch days fin Boston, fish and mdse
sch Diamond Hulock Il ds from Bangor, hle) lumber to
ch Bepjanin Bigclow days from Boston. with mdc to
schr Splendid, Crowel days from Boston. mdse to w
cRr Gold Hunter, Mansfield, from New Haven, bound to
Savannah. - ,-.L, ,,
chr Rccside Langley 12 days from Boston, with msc to
Sc6r John Ponder EiIngswonh. from Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Mary SIurn. Gates. ThomustoD. lime.
schr Increase, Haskell. rhomaston. Lime.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12

The Glove Ancdyne the best of I'll Toolnche Rencee
x pnInte and certain in is effects curing the mos; V:o
ent iooihacbe OF pam in the N one minute ~
has proved tina, this unodyne composition VIII
vir ente and permanent relief after the fnrfe Of every
~ e II nlsascn: TO the taste and smell, will not i
M, be ,eL or s,, In any way and few applications will
ency the pain and soreness from dscayc p"; tho
NUN uTocec, from the face from the gums around t23th
apparently sound t application @ sTe spesy ce eei 0S
PrepaTes and sold by a. u. SANDS Co DrlsSis,s ana
Chemists S3 Bceiway corner Of Chain5er street Grane
psne Sold also n n Fulton street a East Broadway
and by Druggists generally throughout! the United States
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JoNEs,s coMMERcIAL ACADEMY,

2i7 BRoApNAY, cursor or !, uItRAY-sTngET.
= ne OBJECT q this Institution is 70 ilupart thorough
rS'sucton IN Book keeping, PenmaByhp and CONNER.
cl Arithmetic and qualify gsuesei iO tie practical i;et
OF ii;- dssE Private instruction given iecIisd Rooms
cpcn day Eini evening
~ Aienites Q: the Mercantile Lhrnry Association src re
qucsted 10 apply 10 the Librarian Clinton Hail. who vii!
furnish tickets OF uduission under the arrangement with
the COMMITTEE.
~ References may be had at the Academy 10 Booskepee.y
Merchants ind Clerks who have beer ,udeHs during the last
JONES' Principles Practice of Bookksep.
ing Syo u.s. This work adopted In The fst Academic In
sttntions in this country Its ahs resublhol in England
and extensively introduced ,hsTs, oil Su,s
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TO BE LET.

ITO PERFUMERS AND DEALERS IN TOYS.-Several
Counters und Glass Gases to let in the nnsan Buzna,.
44g Broadway Retail Stores The establishment lighted,
heated und kept clean by the popetor and the stands let
ut remarkable low prices, and the location for the sale OF Stu
pie and Fnncy Go,s oil the best II Broadway. Apply
on the premises. n2S
"a FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-A suit OF very
e. handsomely furnished Apartments IN ons OF the most
. eligible IN the upper part of the CITY, the
Ieiee vicinity ~. the Railroad and severn! stage oueS,
suitable far single married gentleman, will account OF
the departure Europe OF the present occupant be reasonably
let TIL LIST OF May next, longer II required I'D
dres, fox 81. Upper Post Office. hl03t.
g., TO l.ET-hNp POSSESSION OWEN 1MsEpIATELY-
f1 The half off modern two story House West ef Brond
IiS why, Blocker tree will be let 10 small respect
able family the Rooms vii! be lei furnished to gentlemen
with Breakfast and Tea without Pose of Religious
character vii be presrrei References will be exchanged
The stages every few minutes For further lartcuars
rdd s w and leave ut the Office Of this paper stating
and residence, usd they will DO waited upon do
-, TO LET Nine new brick Dwelling Houses I'D
go stree the 5h Avenue, with stable room Tor three
l horses each house. The houses are III stories in
hight with finished easements large yards, and every thing
convenient 10 accommodate innies Apply TO
J. S. TREDWEi-L, No 67g Broadway.
N.B.-The above well calculated Tor Carmen.
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ROOK. KEEPING. &C.

BOOK KEEPING, &c.
X C. MARSH, Accountant respectfully announces that
". his Counting Rooms No. S. Cedar street continue open
from 4. ". TO p. NJ.
In the study Of Bookkeeping i taught by Mr. Marsh
every pupil keeps the most practical rnanne complete set
of parnskp be0ks. embracing all the different business
Transactions OF good mercantile house, lie becomes iamia:
with all the books constituting tsc set. with all The documents
relating the books. t.ir balances, balance sheets accounts
current and with mercantile caicslatons IN interest,"
discount, equation OF payments, exchange, &c =,
In OF instruction pesua OF good cHpaciy WI!
become competent Book keeper and will receive eeh
cate that effect. No one IS taus ht IN clnss.
MERCANTILE WRTTING.-A thorough course Of pro
gressye Lessons Eic Will not a IN eiiectns valuable I'M
provepeut Specimens of truly mercantile style may be
IL the FOOTE'S.
PIoepecuscs with terms hours &c. may be ob.aned Of the
day ard evening.
c. c. MARSH'S WORKS.
The Science CT Double Entry Book Keeping Siped, llt
edition, 200 pages octave pncc 81.
The Art OF Single Entry Bookkeeping improved 81 edi-
ton. !5u pages octave; pr1ce 10 cents-
For sale at the bookstores. sud NJ the rooms.
Mr. Marsh offers ms services IN opening closing. or writing
up booss: IS Ceoar street, UP .tairs. ssi
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and righteousness beyond any chef roi
oo1nd IF can be .;ue bald places, the leaI on WI
sI-t II and value in stopping the nan from decay
SSSIi-s A co III Broadway corner ot Chxnte
Gran,te Buildings s; Mo Mt ~ Fnlt1nt- and - East
p.n.,i,vav Small bottles large. 20 rts. NJ I'm
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INFORMANT DlsCOVERy.
1scfigr3aols & Co.'s Celebrated
a. I'D I,AE IA n:TE


rsSHiS r.elclnc compounded solely from vesstaoe nate
free rofl adr.eTgucn and wor;n; re. rom any ihsis
dents dsifim9nin e hsai'a va ,5 I II r
SlyS1euIA and wac hI hcsa urGo. tht teanent oI t!e
1,st e,nisr. p;sicIs III tinted StG;as ioi es years
without the legSt apPniolt nuoe OF 'sniioh 70 le i.u
WIS by then p.Sacrnac iGea1 bit who, ri rr iSns me
eboys nured medicine Tor e Iyea was T9scTed - ptFec1
henh nat noGc1e has aeon sod Wh unprecedented sii
dance with cifeetnn 70 aisi pehet Se - TIE yr na
SEn BgoNGg.Eiss ,E TE ;!rE,RJ 5oE sNi
GE0Slc &n A1iSM FIEF ;;1r ERI * S1f,
rIA ay SEfr2 ~ l btsEAtEs on PiINE Or iiEs
HEiSiNG FROM AN iNJUDlCiOLS UEE0t' MLiiCl,&Y
or An IMPURE STATE OF TIE BLOOD. The eiica-
erunerat~d rad its effects tTy astonishing OIoHe "a
bic spoonful " taken toy adult each morning before s9t
ng which usually produces tonic elect while I'm NOS cases
il abc acz III gentle cntarc. nc!e3sing the appete 'c
general heath othe patient causing ali liberated soeS 20 ai
chrrs mora p!olu:,g, and pfdac2 IN cecnal aeidlse
ofhr who3Syatan purifying AID 97ctacinS' perfect acan
esrson5. While liking IT, should Teein from tie ,ya Of all
Stimulating tTia; % a:5 a'onfdn ISSs s3TiTSAGE
Genera aSa:t d aS-syse. opposite Cu;;eg House New
York and .i 10 As;or House no. s3 ard "a ifoadway
cornsT broadway and Chaneo strait 40 y ffcEt street;
NO ' RET fon mi e Han tSS . coz
Inlgn No 5 Grurd-s;rs. No. Isl ind lS Geeni:icf-
ltrcai No. LIZ and " CkeTry set No is Wals.rsIe9
RTootyn J. W. Smith, cornar Of Fulton End Cranberry
low aud AGaEtiots aad By I'll tho principal druggist; in the
'I Df. v & Lucknow, 20. g. B:srer Clifton Buildings,
r. w. Dyot; e Son, No. liS Moth Jecon 't. General
Wholcsala Acea, for Phladephie; Bush e Iii .yer.
C. COLBY, No. 95l Pearl..,reet. ~ Y
Instructions for taking article and great number oil Ger.
.;fcaes and e7tnonia may be and o5aed any OF
the above places. h-d eouin' y
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10y THE QUEENS ROYAL LETTERS PATENT
ID Improvement and Economy IN Artificial Lisht-tIact
from LoutInn paper'he newly invented Lamp oil Mess
Youngs called the Patent Vesta Lamp. for burning Camphne
has now come general 10 the exclusion IN great
tempted for many years unsuccesfuly and it has failed
which evident would be the case If this liquid put in the
anT Lamp and II would be tho witt, other common
Lamp If tse spirit becomes warm IN te amp s attacon
and smoke en'ue. tbs state OF warmth II LIGHTED paper
10 do therefore the public have until now, sensby refused to
accept Arrund Spirit Lamp IT, IN the contrary tie Of
this cold spirit poured cold plate. Will not easily be
made 20 ignite and does By applying lighted paper
70 H. the flame quiet slow fame ensy put out by shrke
of The plate this conclusive safety where the liquid
preserved from heat" For sne by
WM. f ST. UTESBCRGH. 1i3 Fulton-street
Manufactured by THOS. MESSENGER s. SONS,
6l1 Birmingham unt London.