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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-11-14
From the Gift for 1915.
A CLEAN OF SUNSHINE.


s BY H. W. LoNGFELLow.
This is the place. Stand still my steed
Let me review the scene,
And summon from the ahadowy Past
The forms that once have been.
The Past and Present reunite
Beneath Times flowing tide,
Like footprints hidden by q brook.
But seen on either side.
Here runs the highway to the town,
There the green lane descends,
Through which / walked to church
with thee,
Oh, gentlest ofmy friends!
The shadow Of the linden trees,
Lay moving on the grass;
Between them and themoving boughs,
A shadow, thou didst pass.
Thy dress was like the lilies,
Ard thy heart as pure as they,
One of Gods holy angels
Did walk with me that day.
/ saw the branches of the trees
Bend down thy touch to meet,
The clover-blossoms in the grass
Rise up to kiss thy feet.
"Sleep, sleep to-day, tormenting cares,
Of earth and folly born!"
Solemnly sang the village choir
On that sweet Sabbath morn.
Through the closed blinds the golden
Poured in dusty beam,
Like the celestial ladder
Of the ancient patriarch's dream.
And ever and anon, the wind,
Sweet-scented with hay,
Turned o'erthe hymn books Auttering
leaves
That on the window lay.
Long was the good mans sermon,
But it seemed not SO to me,
For in my heart prayed with him,
And still thought of thee.
Long was the prayer he uttered,
But il seemed not SO to me,
For in my heart prayed with him,
But still | thought Of thee.
But now, alas the place seems changed;
Thou art no longer here;
Part of the sunshine Of the scene
With thee did disapp ear.
Though thoughts, deep rooted in my
heart,
Like piae-trees dark and high,
Subdue the light o: noon and breathe
A low and ceaseIess sigh.
This memory bgightens Ger the Past,
AS when the sun, concealed
Behind some cloud that near US hangs,
Shines On {. distant field.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-11-14
DR.. DELAMATER's
.NEREE 6. BONE RHEU.M.FTTC

LI.NIM E " tt
find Ladian Vegetable Spsc;fc-A warranted
Cure for rheumatism or no psy-ALso
DIR. LfBBYS VEGETE&LE
PILLS g. BITTERs
For the cure of yellow and bilious fevers, fe-
yer AMI sgne, dyspepsia, Group, sick headache,
&c-The
CHINESE HAIR ER8DIc.fTOR,
warranted to remove superhuohs hair without
niuring the skin. Sold by NJ Conn ( Co,
Mount Jackson-Sibert e Dinges, Wood.
stock-Heller g Brother, Maurertown and
Toms Brook, Shenandoah county-u1 None
genuine without the signature OF COmstock
and Tyler: [April 1874 y SAD
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-11-14

Gro~erisy QueensmGrs, Uordware, Ecoks,
SIT emery. Aedic,neS. &c. &c, sc
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Such IS wheat. rye, oats, corn. green and
dried apples. diis d pears, pc; ches. cherries,
lard pork, talow. butter, eggs, Aaxseed. bees.
wax. huck~ heat. honey. soap, wool, four,
potatoes. venison. deerskins, and many OTHER
article, Of trade taks, iol goods.
q 7 tie returns thanks for past favNHN3a is
deermned 10 nse every effort TO meritS con.
tFhuance of ,he same. d
HIRAM MYERS.
Woodstock. Jan. d. 1874
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-11-14

EUST RECEI~ED, at No Cheapsde--
y lot of Mourning Prints
a lot of light do
Black Grape
Black and White Nett
Brown and Bleached twiiled Gotten
Also, lot of milk Crncks-all which will be
sold low by SIBERT & DINGES..
August I,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-11-14
THE FIRESIDE FRIEND.

With the honest confidence and familiarity
of an old and tried friend, jealous of compel
ltor, and satisfied fits ability TO stand On g
DUAL terms with any and superior to most pub
LsAed OF nrniectcd -tile
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-11-14
NEW ARETV AL OF
fail 5 lDtnter Gnnn8.

THE subscriber from he has purchased
and wim supply New eGtod
purchased urde
selh ema al dpunotua
$ tltA
public and rs a his
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-11-14

vREsH Oranges and Lemons just received
a. and for sale low BY
August S. J G SCHMITT.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-11-14

EUST RECEIVED. and for sale low. FOL
~ cash. one barrel Of Superior F. nch Ufne
Vlnegar. j. @. SCuMITT.
April 49, 1914
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Nyork Arr Goth wstumpks Fowler York; Msy,sn esgs'
SSlis: Hsy..a Cd Harmony g, Jems1p; Ms WIN
js%s n.ra Pb,apS; Luestia Ra ro,,dsH;s ssdbas
Havsna Wavsrly Smith New York Loehl b. brl Tsyios.
Ga.xow: Auru Ia Post Havana. Cid Hanover Diummo"o'
Nrw onlHAss March aoAr Apolls seuad;E and Essex
Barr onsshead Vera Cruz. Cid Intrinsic lBrl DAVID
son. LIN ooi; Clsborr 6ilehri,t and osaao I Eh
Stree, Metonaei and Eleanor. Jones HAVANA Cleaner
Tmosoa Allen, Boston; Wabash, Stanton sYo,. Convert
Wssstca IBrl MeIntyIe; v,cton', lBt1 Mcmahon, aud
King tsrl Boaymaa Lirspoel; Chester Van Dyke PhiIa
Buaton New Yos. Coy Robbins CLARK KinY.iop, Js Van
England John.on Oonocto Brl Cronk and Charotts
Harrison. Br1 MciItyre Liverpool; Pore Hcwes, shaw,
(}alyestop. $50 W ''
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NIBLO'S SEED STORE.


90 THE PROPRIETOR respectfully informs tire pub.
~ lie hT during hs late wit TO fnsland he procured
botapi the variety Of ahia, aad Flower such
took the premium various Horticultural Exhibitions last
year addition hch viii he found all the choice kin Is oi
Early and Late Veg b. SEEDS; md variety ofey and late
Purchasers will he ed to by resua, bred scotsman
thrt 40 mn takes eau occur
Every the line has been purchased for ready money
and can bs sold nj modera prices.
The Con,ervsoy is under III. chuse Of practical florist
who " i'll dispose # variety OF paus and shrubs at
low prizes Bo9us and wreah' tasteiul'y arranged
eveysvarety Of tye aso flowers short notice
ge variety Of Fawer Pots Or amrnth Flower Stands
and Vase fro the Pottres in London Bird Seed Scotch
Oar Meal Or It's. &c.
nended w. NIbIO.
Al
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FOR SALE

4xk A FARM in the Toxnsh Of Orange. N. j.. six miles
3TSfom Newark and from North OIansel00 two
hird. meadow aud arabic balance thrifty wood-hoY,e
ings goods-appe peach ckard-renty ANAL fut well
by sprnEsgood well doovsry healthy situation
session when required Apply - Ferry ST. 1871 Division
e Dey st. or GEO BLACKBUNNE. Ferry Lam, on the
place. mS I'm
4sn FOR SALE-A piece OF land obtaining from 20 TO
63o beautifully located the Paterson Turnpike
Il the aske.sack River aud full view Of Newark
overlooking all the surrounding country admirable
for gentlemans rsdence being Eve miles from Ho
boken, Secaucus, N j. in The neighboIhood Of good
DOCK No. % Perry street, or Of the owner O. UNDER
HILL, Secaucus or DR.. CLOVER Ann st. m8 I'm re
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PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM.
AND PICTURE GALLERY
MR. II RENNETT MANAGER

,,r
MIR. II, BENNETT. ..MANAGER.
ADMISSION ONE SHiLL NJ
The Manager proud tn have the honor inform the ladies'
aud gentlemen OF New York that he has his rover sub
nit to their notice living curiosity surprising ebrated
Tom Thumb, consisting fla
LAPLAND DWARF
OF THT SANE. AGE AS The GENERAL,
AND THhEE INCHES SHOKTER!!
Ire following TALENTED Performers are snssg d.:
Nj demoisee Pauline the deli htal s9ese Miss Adsr
the charming vocalist The Great Wesra who Is universal
w acknowledged be the
Characters and without dOubi the beat Eth
Orator and m.t,tor tf Locomotive IN the whole world
Mia. Blanchard the usgeress and Mr w, sen the
much admired
The splendid GAS STAR that excited much interest last
winter, will again shed brilliant use New Stage has
been erected wi new Scenery, &c.
The Manager has effected u elgag su ent wiiha
GlANTEsS.
10 Fer full a-ticGiais, small bi IL.
Performance in the Lecture Room commence haEpast
7 e'clcct.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 8
Sun RISES ...5 "a MOON sIsEs.'.-. ....l2
Sun sErs... ...,...6 81 HIsH .....n
Arrived.


Ship Talbot Story from Canton and Macao Dec a. with
49, brig CypIu DAYS fn Manila er sslsm aith lat g. Ion
Barque Eur rus Mansfield from Rio Janero Feb ia, with
1877 bags coffee 70 Coming Son; 1908 do Bars.ow To-
more, and Hansa, for NYork. !,
Norwegsa Ellids Melbar So days from Newcastle
Eng with 20 keals coal to u Norwood. >, a.
BrGms Eapid Ward IL days from avana, WIN suAst &c
10 NJ lay Experienced heavy gale from NN r IN at -
lon 70 80 lay close eeed topsais ~ noun" the sea
Brig WIN Neiisor Robinson. from Port aa Prince March
spoke baque Mohawk Boston, bound 70 Amsterdam 3lst
lat Ion rs 80 had heavy gale from NNE lay TO fortyeisht
houTs ieff.N7
Brig Peruvian ws,sos II days from Csrdspas with moas.
Brg Clio M.we DAYS from Cardeass with ib7 casks
Brig Msrhs Clark, days from Nlaysspsz Pr with 1873
hhds s sugar Asop Chauncey; II bids molasses
Clark 4 CO, New Hawn
Brig Joha Stsphsns Hail. tof Newark NJ Il days from
Matanzas, with mD'as 10 John stephens, Newark
Schr Maria NJ K0ls, Warren from Mayaguez. PR with 100
hhds sugar 81 chs molasse: to Mason s Thompson.
Schr MontRcm e!y Davis days from st Johns PR with
if3 hhds sugar 81 d? mofssses to N Sampayo.
Schr Lodi Sprosi 20 days from New Orleans with molasses
10 J Taylor b p 4 =
Schr Fair Trade Cobb days from Portland with xoasses
aud shocks 70 X Z Robinson
Two brigx Wind NE
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
n M: PEYSER CO. lately removed from the corner Of
-: William and John, to No g John offer for sale
on TERMS Wholesale and RETAIL the following articles
received by recent arrivals
Berlin best Zephyr Wosed-te complete in
this country:
Canvass for Embroidery. of silk and worstsd all
widths.
Berlin Embroidery Paerns0f the choicest and newest de,
cyiption; Embroderes finished vs,vet
silk woYsted and COTTON worked the tasteful Par
sian style ~
Tasse for Hair Dresses Of gold silver and silk and nsrIed
Bracsiets Combs Hair Pins and large variety Of other
beautiful Paris Fancy Articles.
Purse OnamentsStee gilt and silver Beads; Bugles
TTs plain and ,hadsd il .tcs. and sPo9 Embroidery
Also Frnges, Gnps and Cord Tassals imported and Of
their manua ,ture. Of gold, silver silk &c all colon
and widths
Branch Store $50 Broadway. formerly As7 Broadway
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MAGNIFICENT DALLAS

AT PKINCF.'S NURSERIES, At FLUSFIINU.
rSdk WM PRINCE. X co. wilt in few days publish
&Sn the Herald and also in sheet catalogue Of their
new end superb c. lection Of pahls COMPRISING above
which Widnairi Consolation and Widnaips Queen OF
Roses whi coat four each, aud which Mr. W. de-
cares will not be any other person Europe Amt
rics until May
Also Spar i Lady Antrobus and Aurant the former Of
which five and the latter three These aud
other variety wilt b. critically described
loeue, which Will be pud applicant.
Catalogues of Fruit aud Ornamental Trees Sc may be OBJ
tared gratis 90 Pre and orders left BY
mall will be uted superior style and the
and excellence every article ,ent from establish
WIN. X PRINCE X CO.
ELusHISc. April Ist, 1914
S.A member of th, establishment VIII be daily No.
% Pine St from II 70 ocock)to give information
auired.
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PATENT ELASTIC SHOULDER BRACE.
,,, STRANGERS, BEWARE:

STRANGERS, BEWARE.
IN THIS AGE OF QUACKERY AND HUMBUG, Il is
most important 10 chose ed physcian-DRJ
EVANS has removed his Old GaIen Head ,pensary No
28S Pearl OF Beekm where his
most extraordinary Of all d,c diseases matter
now complisa He appTise; the citizens aud that
whatever with any other Office His charges
der4te his coxsu tatons itrctly private.
-ObseIve the nunber-m.takes often dangerous-
288 Pearl st.
= Medicines aud directions pant of the Union
by ,aticulas stating The case and enclosing five dollars
40 srrc
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ENGLIsH ADVERTISEMENT.
10y ORDER oF AARoN vANpERroEL. Jn.le. d

DY ORDER OF AARON VANDERPOEL, Justice OF
ID the Superior G. Z urt OF the City OF New YORK,
Notice iereby gwen, pursuant 10 the DIVISIONS Of the
ute su rzing attachments against noL-redeLt debtors
thai an issued the est te of C ARIES
NICHOLS resident OF Amsefd III Holland aud that the
will BIZ sold for the of his debts unless he appear
snd d.hag such stt'ehmeo according 10 law wiia nine
from the frat publication of th notice. and h the
ony debts due him by residents Of this state
the delivery m for hs OF property within this
5tateb transfer ofany such property by
lin ARE forbidden by law ADD are void
Dated the 7tn d4y ofFehuary, 1914. ...
At orneys Tor Attaching Cicdi,or.
mr3l ltty0msrc
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BOWEKY AmPHlTHEATME.
AMERICAN mUsEUm.
AND Pc r p ETUAl. FAIR.
MONDAY ADpII = IS4i


GRA ND GAIA DAY
To accommod tie the thyongs ere viii b,
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES ~ We
a cccek y he Al ,.oon ana hfsst the evening by
b, poe Billy Mi:sE. ApA,M n PETITE Z EHlTO.
BOOTH, Mr. WILLIAMS. MIR HOWARD and other,
GIANT AND GIANTESs..
who have last arrived from Europe may hours
oft he day and evening To ether with
Beautiful WAX FIGURES, group Of Indians
Of The Crow Tribe the o. killing Fee Trader to
getheL with GEN TOM THUMB. POLLY BODlNE and
The GIPSY FAMILY, sir in Number. recently from Ger
any, and faithful representatives OF ancient people OF
Egypt, may be in their costume.
The GlPsEY QUEEN the Fortune Teller may be private
ly consulted at ali hours Of the day and evening.
Performances evening at IN O'Clock aud Wednesday
and Saturdav Nternoons at 5 O'Clock.
u On Wedneday l., Petite Cerito tire beautiful
Danseuse takes Beaeit. Give h, full house.
Tickets IS ceoschiiden tea years Xxx cents TWEEN
yhve cents EXTRA for private with the pssy
Queen
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w: shall s.sssmisa aver. il csptai.s o. y.sss viii e.,
Sen q Che sHppiss s q fs whence hey ..ilsd III
vs.ses SpokeS hsu Psssags List Of sielr Cg9 az
board them impslsisy ibsI A;M Ass1. r.; ;so CO,
sending this Oce all Marine lnlsgerce they ear
obtain Nautical fsfomaton Of kind will b thankfully
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ID. BOIL, FLORIST,

1se CORNER of fifiieth street and Blooming ise road
&ofers for spendd selection Of standard Ross and
tth., pos comprising 'h. choices, aud va
of Mos, Perpetual, Bengal Tea No sette aud Bcur
bons the finest colsc ion in the conntry Also splendid
lection of Cameias, comprising upwards Of 400 varieties
Azea. Rhodohendfon, aud other house and hardy
plants Moor Boomingdae pass eye-y hour hy the
door, staring from nsr Of Chatham and Tryon Row.
Boaquss fste'uily. az m~m
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CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT

30i PEARL STREET, LATE 'o8 BEEKMAN
THE subscriber we'll known for the aud durability
Of his work desires to inform his patrons and The public
that he suit the economical tendency OF the times
making OF the best quality at reduction of 20
cent from former prizes and iess believed by 20 per
than OF the quality made by the cheap
house, th. In order that gentlemen NAV understand
what bv cheepcess the bill OF prices sub
med their ation. with guarantee that the goods
shall be OF the fist quality and the fit unexc
Pans Of hack doa mied Cassimere' to I
Making aud Trimming in the best sty e at the following
prices:-
Pants and Vests ~ to TX
ms lms I'm
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HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.
VNHE undersgnrd ahes occasion inform his friends ard
public, that the Mansion House - now located IN It.
outsider street No e. Ia the vicinity OF hs steamboat landinI
sad vegetable market havug comnodous family
sfrtnged ia the IeatrAt order.
employed TO procure permits to land
baggage &c. who will boud yt,eis mme diney after the
OF the reyerce Officers.
n BVsitors 10 this bland should procure Passport or
the Spanish Consul the Port Of tubarkston TO Obvs,e al
Realities and ipecnyeaieac,.
t5l sneCs WILLIAM FULTON.
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ADDRESS
TO THE AMERICAN REPUBLICANS

OF TIE FIRST WARD,
his of wss Of e,s 81 %
the friends Rel ucan Cow and the Interests Of The
ADOPTION ofthe Consiiia;ios "''''' ''N -
con et and the the Wien follow tses
e1ultins shout 81 triumph which viii .ai ear. from
view :"e our POSITION and sppsciae sSnd
snS Sa. sud
further efforts Of uaavans. far as Charter ocen
power Of money and By fae ,sers;sn.tisa; .a
and ps.e upon the American Kspnean General Conmilies
IL e. ~ .s t H. Of Ss Ia
Alderman the candidate q 'nohe! parry in violation Of ATe
attached 70 the party, and is the
~ the Republican
s:ISf h:; E as.:S
Sr rS The .sS he'd
tbey were nominated. But, in cons,qnnce Of sosltton
.as e: s; w
s %'
Assoc sfihs placed and CuI:uses q
Sc
sf .n of the d. be w. . ss
the various Offices their opinion may tebe 'urdt - their
however, mos, onsy us. every ms%bsT Of the sss
ams9e.a 90 ay
wh1:s nieGtty patriotism and atiaSh%snt to Amcan Re
The First Ward aht belong. and might have been
cured American publican party but wealth in the
politicians iavhed effect dishonsst
purpose has rendered all honorable and roc exertos
u avaing.
We have however the consolation. that from The oieanzs
ton If Association the been acuated
by the aud pbanth pic motives and though be
by hired tues and uan from 9TH words done all in
the ward against all aud every opposition
We have BEEN Am ,can Republicans IN name alone put
have ty advocated the principles Of the ATTY and to
the extent oil our abilities disseminated them. ,
The Of santsr has BEEN busy and motives and
the sincerity Of professions have been but we
believe The Gay dsta wh.p the defamer VIII SINK
TO hi. level aud the political eaatans OF the Fist
Ward rect i've the reward Of their irqulty
q. w. RALPH, President
EDWIN A. CLAYTON, v;cs Pre-. dent.
WILLIAM s. BROWNS
j j66MMEES + H mvnkiEL, }secretare.. sar.re
CAUTION TO THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN
tea VOTERS OF THE SEVENTH WARD.
WHEREAS, hes ben discovered that Split Ticket has
name Of JOHN r. B. maxwell, fOI Assistant Aldenpan
BAYLEs: we therefore CAUTION the public aean., this
Pic Of dece,on aud call Ell our friends TO be
the alert In order hs te d. ceived. give below
the names of our candidates.
nv of the Seventh Ward American Rer ubic.n Asso
citation. WILL NJ ROBINSON, ! r. u,w,,.a
ADM TUCKER, SN'mH''se'
For Alderman.
JOHN A. BUNTING.
For Assistant Alderman
90 ltsm JOHN &. BAYLES.
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EXHIBITION OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS.
NATIONAL GALLERY OF OR TGTN.aL P.1INTING s
OF TtE OLD MASTERS.

OF rtE OLD MASTERS
EXHIBITION ROOM. IN CLINTON HALL,
Corner 81 Nassau and Beekman streets
MATEURS AND ARTS s are informed tina, the Gal
= lery Of Paintings At Cpton Hall ]. cr-n from a A.
NJ TO O'Clock night later according the They
will therein find choice c.ction OF the finest Paintings
which have ever ad Jrnsd Edope,n Gallery Artists will
be allowed study the Exhibition Room The public will
linda Catalogue which will explain all historical aud other
pieces quoting the Of authors which SUBJECTS
have been taken.
UI-- Abundance only rs cents NH ims jgb
DISAPPOINTMENT OF CONCERT.
by THE ADVICE Of his friends Mr.. HENRY TIMM
- gs ieav. resIect niiy TO to the public that
III, Annual Concert will b. postponed until TUESDAY. the
lGh OF April on account OF the election &C 6trc
TINE ITALIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY of this
city have hs pasu Of announcing their friends pa
and the public gen. that Grand Vocal u-
mental C9nce will be for the benefit Of the Society
Monday Evening" 9th Of April. the Tabernacle Ky the
aan Oper tic Company this cry S,gnor De Bsgnfs
and by many other dsnpu artists who have volunteered
their for the OCCASION
Particulars hereafter NJ GIVE Su&Msrc
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BRASHEARS ~ HEWSON,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION M GRCHANTS
CINCINNATI, ONO,
HAVE ESTABLISHED themselves at No 1 Merchants
row. Columbia sr.et. Any cons made them
of Groceries, Dry Good Hardwa N.rch Of any de-
scrip ion will ceiye their undivdeeat-non aud inset with
prompt returns.
They refer to-
Messrs. Springer y Wheman,l
" Straier 4 German,
X Is Botcter y Co,
" Burrocs e. Co., fCiacinnati.
Josiah LdiDrence ESQ. [
buchanan, Esq,
"A L,gia, Esq,
J. II. Shc enbeTger, Esd, p,.hu, nh
Henry MasTaw, "Sous"'
n. +. Williams, E-q. tp.,,:..,.
Isaac Munroe, ba'u"o'o
Messrs. f.. w. Clark 4 Co.,
q. Macalester, Esq, Phiadepha
Herman Cope, Esq
Messrs. Dykers & Alstyns D,
" window X Perkins, New York
a." u.s.. & NJ. Bates Jr., )
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
DE IT KNOWN that I.UOHN EMEkSO v in the ) ear
ID of lord thousand eight hundred and thirty
then tizen tn, State of New York did mike aud
ed improved spiral rop wheel BIZ let patent ia
possession will fully Therefore give public
notice that the propsne wheel commonly called Errcsons
Pr peer is ucud in my sad letters paten aud also
tfy all not to make the said ling wheel
without authority ON reside at present at 800 Pear,
street whe shall be pleased 10 receive all persons int
ed. e ther ia TIE title or for the u,e f.eid propeller
s6 msm JOHN ID. fMERSON.
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TO HOUSE AND STORE KEEPERS. MANU-
FACTURERS AND OTHERS.
~ s. SMITH & 60 respectfully inform heir friends and
". The rub c generally. thai thew will I've son,ly
arranging and .os The household io5n,a,e Of lam he,
kinds of persons renquisbog either the residences
or the sales which is sdms-
bly, adapted for the purpose.
Our sales room feet deep and we'll lighted situated
Broadway aud commanding The attention OF this the
ougbire affords to and others facilities for he
EXHIBITION and sale description OF merchandise
and Of sale prompt Liberal advances,
required viii b, ,ds either
for pablo or private sales. . -
CHAS. ~ SMITH,
HENRY T. WILLARD,
Au TONERS aud Commission Merchants
m27 lm'ro Store 30t Broadway, CT Duane IT,
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GARDENING

Hsxe JAMES VIRTUE, Gardener aad Florist, corner Of
6TA5 street and 9Th having had much experience
hs tusners ecty informs his friends aud the pub
lie that he prepared 70 lay out gardens ia vari'ty Of
and keep them neatly the The
moderate terms and has always hand assortment OF
plants shade trees flor fruit shrubs SC
ard will furnish them the moderate prices Shade and
9th trees pa It'd IN any p,It Of the city.
All orders let at his residence, Thorbun's seed
John street, will be punctualy attended to and promptly
ed ia tie most satisfactory manner. az tw' IL IN
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IN Radsh 1000 lbs Of Beet; 1000 bsof Turnp; so lbs Of
Carat 500 lbs of Onon 500 los of Spinach; $50 lbs Of
Cabbage aud about lbs Of Seed all the choe,s
specIe, aud varieties For sale crate terms and in
At his Permanent Family Establishment Broadway, cor
Eighteenth street.
70 Also By his son, Alfred the premises. geuera
Of hrEsHousy PLANTS ubracing about 80 Of
the choicest varieties OF Oeranums all the be kinds of
Monthly RIOS together with Cams's, Caru.tiers, Cac
tuss Vbenas aud tie Towering and amental Idnts in
GLIDING Double Dah'ias, &c &c.
-Il--AMEKiCAN STANDARD HORTICULTURAL
Books containing the Iesnlts OF - years practice in the
ciay of New York The Young Gudeners Assistant, the
tenth edition improved "a octave; The Kitchen Gar
deners lnstuctor The koriss Guide and the Fruit
Cuvatos Manual" for sale, wholesale End real BY the
Author, Broadway, corner oil 18th street. al lm~ec
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SNIPE SHOOTING.

DIAMOND GRAIN GUNPOJVDER
THE SEASON HAVING COMMENCED for snipe
shooting the Subscrter begs to call the attention OF
veys" dunpowdsr, The Diamond Gram"
Although thA article has been but short
United States the OF Of the shots
cleanliness and treagth induces the mpo
who consider cleanliness and proper strength, deda
give it a trial.
Sold in canisters Of pourd EACH by MIR. H. T. COOPER
i78 Broadway; JOHN CUNROY, Fulton aud j. q.
BERRIAN. Hardware Dealers No 500; and wholesale OF
W. +. BKOUGH,
m21 lmNrc Broadway