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TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS.
M Those valuable Pow have been universally Adopted
well BY thousands this country beng only mo.
afe and ecacous remedy for married ladies' whose health for.
bids a rapid increase Of family.
The results Of their adoption to the happness the health,
r. touch upon within the limits of advertise
which affect only the prseut well being Of
parents but the future happiness OF their osprng ls It
well known that the families Of the married often IN.
iictae? Ia how instances does the hard working father.
md especially the mother Of poor famy remain slaves
throughout their lives uagng at the OF labor.
ong but TO- live and living but TO toll when they might have
weighed down the spirit and at last broken the health Of
the father how often the widow left unabl. with the most
vrtuous intentions her faheress offspring from be-
coming degraded objects Of chayor proats votares
last the days OF the kind husband and father embeed
behodinK emecated form and declining health Of the
companion his she had reached the Of
hirty-as sinking into premature gravewith the certain
sorrows his young ad helpless chdeo Of tose
tearing attentions and watchi s0licitude which mother
one beso unfreqnently when least able
the heartrendng aicton 10 H cssirabe then-i1
consequences themselves the well being Of
when simple easy. healthy and certain remedy within our
,ontro The advertiser feeling the importance Of this subjects
md estimating the vast resulting 90 thousands by tho
me attention the married It's consideration Is
yruo~s to which subject by simple
md healthy within c0ntr l Every dspsssionas
grtuous and enlightened mind will unhesatingy answer in
the affirmative.
Price five dollars package accompanied with full and
ocular directions.
letter. %Vi bf and aa.ef;sS son
hours from A. M to r NJ Boston Office. No Essex St
do 2mSrc
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

lust PUBLISHED, this day) by DIR FAWCETT,t
Fulton street, and original work M:trimony Inn
with comprehensive e,positlon of the org,n and
rhoea geet sctures whites, seminal weakness
emissions and all the consequences arising from de-
This 1870 pages matter and the great
which the Author had for the last twenty
both in this country Europe gatng all diseases
the genital organs render this book invaluable both
medical readers those physicians who dSeass
mentioned ncurable without mercury They will hes ind
mercurs and the entire authors plain
and rational Of those dangerous and de
compounds called mercury arsenic suphate OF
per, &c, &c.
which FULLY disclosed and described
in his work. and ne be consulted confdenralIy LOG
Fulton street. New where his be obtained for
ST. Persons residing distance have the work sent by
ma bv enclosing free of j23 ims m
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DOCTOR JOKDAN,s

Tor THE CURE Of diseases, offer advantages not
possessed by other vmedy 20 wit :-ls They contan
every thing requisite for internal and eEs.a use g. Appo
bv the Monitor treatise secret maadie. with full dirsc-
without erposure consultation 3h One package makes
cure medicines are required they are supplied
the Monitor ppia. out the only mode
mna Weekness &c; for Xsaerea diseases in all IA sta
The Monitor is So cents he complies packages each IS.
securely packed to post paid rewitances n1..:..
Sold Drug Prince Marion street,
tinuaton Of Centre j25 lmsm
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PUBLISHED DAILYBY
j A M ES q q II ID Oh II H II II II.

w. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS
The New YoRK HERALp-A daily paper, issued every
morning OF the weckprice TWO cErrs per copy Country
subscribers furnished the rate for specific period.
vance,
The WEEKLY HERALp-issued every Saturday morning
ten ocock-price SIX AND Quarter CENTS per copy-ur
nished to country Subscriber - per annum Ia advance
or at the rate for any specified period.
CoRREspoNDEyrs requested to address. their letters
JAMES GORDON BErrErr PropIet0g ead Ed0I-eud aLe1
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WITHOUT MONEY AND WITHOUT PRICE.

MAY be had the pncpll wholesale aud retail office Tor
VI the sale OF Schenecks Pemonic syrup. No. 49H Court
andt street, New Yoh, Pamphlets ccntainng plates llustTs
description Of the and variety Of
aud Respiratory Organs 1t confidently believed that this
Little pamphlet gives concise History and description OF
contains a few ages the most valuable AID Important pon
possession, especially offered them without
and without price, Remember, ~ Courtlandt ST. New
York. lm&ec
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

NJ DE BOUDELOQUE, MD, LISBON, PORTUGAL,
THE Scientific cs@binstion q ipEIedient. ohich
ration OF the world They known all Europe to be
the only preparation dsccyed that has proved invariably
certain producing the monthly Their certainty an
being snch Cha! they mus. not b used during prnancy
produce miscarriage If used during that period
The directions translated into English and enveoped
tsin. the OF M de B9udeoQus and the English d.
agept for the continent of America.
They can Be transmjtted by mail Of the United
States Bold BY DR. MELXEAU, agent and importer fof
!he Uned States oce l2s Liberty street. Grsnwch
rnSe xo-hai oeIes ~ NO hall boxes sent by mail SOLE
Melveau boz ~ New York, will with immediate atteal
tion. All letters must BE- post paid. do amd&wsc
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DOCTOR MORRISON

DOCTOR MORRISON oontinues g be consuIled eoni'.
mercury restraint diet Pursnits r Ms improved
method Of curing sfclIes Of the Eeth by
destructive habit in youth inducing nocturnal emissions.
BY Dr. pathological PRINCIPLES by restoring the sy.sem
to healthy tone and sinststinx y; original vg9d
flied Advertising in the city See his dplo
in his Office 204,t ultOn street, near Greenwich
IL 1m*rc
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Auctio1eer
(Ofsre No. - .AWN stvsst.)
"WEDNESDAY.

"WEDNESDAY.
AT 10y O'CLOCK in the Sales Room.
unusually and valuable assortment Of excellent
hand furniture OF all oescrptonss worthy the
Also at O'Clock the spendd specimen all alive OF New
fouudand dog, Of the purest breed and largest size
Also lot bcf excellent second hand furniture from
gentleman ieaving the cy-consisnK Of maple fancy and
splendid mahogany chairs sofas sofa beds msree
and centre tables French and other bedsesd marble
and plain bureaus book case piano forte cocksy
THURSDAY.
At 10 O'Clock, At the auction room.
Sale OF Paintings works Of OIL forte curios
ties urnitaie cut glass; plated fancy aud dry goods
Also by sder Of receiver by catalogue the following srt
cles OF valuable cabinet furniture sofas &c. all OF the first
msnuae ure Of the city viz -5 plain sofas superior
speneid do; do sofa bsd plan do rocking chairs pair
superb FIerch bedsead dozen mahogany chairs hair stuffed
and various other articles
Sale positive The sofa bedsteads &c., will be sold in the
upper sales
Also. one splendid piano rte
At 10Y o'clock in the sales room.
Most extensive aud valuable assortment Of fresh scssonsp
Also quantity super West of England boadclohs.
simeres, vestings.
Also clothing pawnbroksrs articles watched ewelry &C.
Also large and valuable invoice of cloths and
de lains, Parissiansr table line n, alpaccas
Also large invoice OF linen and muslin Shirts coasv boz
sons &c.
N. B-Every facility will be afforded for the disposal Of
merchandise Of all descriptions Business will be carried
busnesa like Sales will be regular, and
prompt in this usdsr the charge solely Of
THOMAS BELL. IS Ann street.
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MADAME COSTELLO.

in Paris and 0Tadua7 Midwife oen hcr professional
services the ladies Of this city and Having had
long experience and surprzias treatment Of d.
incidental TO sppses ladies the point Of
sructons &C. :aa; wll b happy afford somiois
temporary home her residences where they always ha
the best medical and the niatrony and
auns If preferred win wait on and attend them their
the minds 81 the dcllcate that she ociates
personally that hesltaon or dread need
be apprehended. 49, . 49,
he civ whose would admit Of travelling
he United States within reasonable distance
Madame be consulted at her rsdence Lispeaard
Iet all times and with the srcte; regard 70 the wishes
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DO NOT DESPAIR.

LII who have been unfortunate cerrin
a disease and have become with rncs,sng eff
health and happiness but
with bitter disappointment in medicine that promised the
desired take and look forward with
idence perfect and speedy storstiOn Of all their
Or Ps have never yet failed % cure the most
and they will certainly recent of mild kind in
hrty.sx hours These pills equally beneficial for eher
mild and certain their effects removing like charm all
he s.ea.s iIom Il. .y.t.n Ard esaE the coastu
Pnce 81 per box Agents at n East Broadway; 10 Fulton
At and 273 Broadway cor Chambers j24 1mkec
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INTERESTING TO OLD PEoPrK.-We find in an
" old paper" the following method recommended
to aged people, means Of enabling them to preserve
their eyesght 1t after it has failed Every
morning when washing yourself dip your face into the
water open your eyes and keep them under the water
long as you hold your breath This strengthens the
ewes and from the deadens the sight
and considerably affects the ball. gentleman in Mary
land by of James Calder after using spectacles
for twenty five years. followed this PLAN and at the age OIL
seventy recovered his sight to see without them
Dipping the Of the head into cold water every
morning, both winter and summer is preservause
against the head and ache, and viii materially assist
the other operation, in its effect upon the eyes.
MYSTERIES OF BURLINGToN-Ihere IS tehe-
ment in our city, which may equal some OF lnc
mysterious buildings read OF in Paris and New orr
In said building printing ofices one room "ne a
religious services are held one tin manniscoiy u n
store vinegar manuiacory, two conee houses oie
billiard ROOM two ten pin alleys and bakery ana con
fectionary How many souls are congregaed therein we
cannot ssy-IoWa HaWheye.
ARE THEY DIVORCED OR NOT The Iowa Legis-
Isture of last wear divorced twenty couples and the Lee
gsature of this by large majority has decided that
does not possess the power to divorce.
MISSISSIPPI PENITENTIARY-The nett earnings Of
this Institution the year ending Nov 27h ls43
$4,000 2ot.
n MAN AND WOMAN ExEcUTED.-William Clark,
and Hester Foster, coored woman publicly hung
at Columbus, Ohio, on the 9th instant
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FEMALE MVNTHLY PILLS.

OWING to the celebrity, efficacy, and invanabls
" Madame Restells Female Msuthy Pills in all of r
eguary suppression stoppsge Of those functions Of
upon which the health Of every female depends,
eounteres and limitations are constantly attempted 70 B:
twelve cents box put different boxes and Called
Female Monthly Ps with the object Of selling them
:.S9nsd .a.ia these .:%P. e IMPOSE SpSH them !.
ere except those sold Madame ResteIs Pucpal Office,
40 Greenwich street New York, and ks.sx street, Bosos
u each box.
N. B-Thsy he rxsd by married single, BY following
directions inside of Zach boz Sold also by
sentiment ~ Grand street. corner OF Allen New York
do inc
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CAUTION TO sEMALEs

ufom ladies who, with proper deiicacy, have repus
ance to treatment their complaints except by Of
,wn sex all she attends To- them persoray, her
Iperience pctice enables her to do She
eems il necessary 70 stats this a. she does not wish 70 b
,earna advertising Female Physcians," who
quack experiment. instead Consulting
and resdcnce M 9areuwich street between Courtlaa
dlo 1rns
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sEBRING,s RESTORATIVE CORDIAL

70 now universally admitted esrt.n pseas oI Dy.'
pcpsia Nervous Affections Weakne.s Los. o. APpstsss
m Who have expssaed iu curative sassts gsslsy
e1hbition h nervous and compan eplcnrss are
stored apostles and the weak and sbs are macs
has, through influence BEN s.!saeeS 60 AZ snd
bankers lawyers anddvines philosopher poet. ard
have all been cured by this medicine, a thsr
hoS,and. vnai. whe daily suffering SGiI
remedy onsrsd them the Restorative Cordial waiSh
prepared BY e. C. SEBRIN0, and sold at his once we
Murray Price dollar bottle, and nine per doxso
i2C
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n BROWN Il CO.'S One Price Hat Store l78 Chatham
Square corner Of Mott street, where f.shion beauty.
durability and combined adorn the head The
proprieto have the pleasure offer style of the ip
which closely resemble those formerly sold or
nation necessity nuctd to study economy in that nds
aud still keep the appearance of the fashionable Brown
Co.. in presenting this hat the public think they have
durability and comfort of the All sale. are for cash.
therefore good 0sse, incurred the bad
BROWN CO.. l7s Chatham Square,
IA lm&m Corner of Mott street.
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IA a " A M 4 II /. . T. ~,
.SEMALE PHYSYCIAN. OfIice and residence

TEMALE PHYsYC1AN, Office and residence, las Green
witch street, between Courtland Liberty Streets where
the be consulted with the stcest confidence
Iaints incident to the female frame.
Madame Reste experience and knowledge In IL treatment
obstinate Of female rsguarity egpage suppression
such require bal few days elect perfect
Ladies desng propsr medical daring confinement
other indi.poston will he accommodated during such
lime, with private and respectable board.
Peyentivs Powder 70, married ladies: whose Secs.s o.
by mail any part United States Prizes pack
Rs All letter. postpadJ addressed to box ~. New Yor
3ost0n Ohce No. Essex street."
n. BIMsdame RASTELL would inform ladies residing
hat she would devote her personal attendance upon them
ny part Of the United Sstss within reasonable distance
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- FOR SALE ok TO LEAsE-Thsi well known
f:38 COACH FACTORY, with IS Lot. Of Ground situate
and 2sth streets formerly occupied By .ohn sterh.nson
feet by 200 with brick house engine house and black
smiths shop adjoining The and avenues regulated
pete ready for immediate occupancy The will
ourhs of the purchne money can remain bond
gage for a long time Apply to ANDREW McGOWN, co..
ner Third Avenue and l21st st. Harlem. c. w. VAN
VOORHs 90 John where Of the prof. can be
liz Bt"rc
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RICHARD VAN DYKE, JR Auctioneer.
DEREMPTOkY SALE-Jo close a with In
L surance Company.-ANTHONYJ J. CHECKERS CO.
will sell public auction the bidder "Wednesday
18th dav Of February 1884, IL o'clock the Merchants Ex
change
TWENTY-FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, embracing five
the second Avenue the Of 18th and nine
teen lots adjoining the south side of 18th between the
I'd and Sd and extending to within las feet Of Sd
the lots about 80 feet Deep Sewers extended
the 2d avenues The hiah solid s,ound with
Croon laid through same, built up the
north side this Seventy
remain mortgage the purchasers with the
Company bud have 80 remain Of the cha
money and theefourths Of cost Of building additional
mortgage.
Maps of the Lots and Plan. of Building be had the
Auctcnses Office latter Thursday next) No. Broad
near Wall street. fl2 to2src
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stSe FOR SALE-The piece Of land consisting Of about
IN situate the village Of Fort Lee on the West
chsrdn On the premises arr three Cot,sgs all in goon
The land Orchard Of Apple and Cherry Trees, Of excel
quality lis good fence and excellent condition Dock
and water front connected with it.
Also-a piece land in he village and West Of and
the Moore properly "a this place IRE two dwelling
Asothe property the village fronting the river
known Long Dock, of upwards Of 81 acres On
and barn Tins property has undergone expensive improve
fences roads. stone walls &C., aud ucindes y1ua
bic front. +. H. TlLLCU,
r. inn SO Walls
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LARGE SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY,
at AUCTION,

LARGE SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY,
1T AUCTION,
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
Il II. LUDLOW co. will sell ON THURSDAY, Feb.
e. 18th, at IL O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange
Broome street, No 2hA Frame House Lot with three
stsbes on the rear; lot 20x73. 49,
do 2l8-A brick front dwelling
house md lot. lot 23x73.
do 220 Two Lots-a chair mandatory in
do 22o3s front with two-story frame dwell
ing HOUSES the Of the lots. " in
alley way about twelve Il from The 81.
the same; the tw lots bci 40x73
do " 222-A two story brick dwelling house and
Iot ~ good order: lot 20x75.
Essex street. " 78} Two Lou-Two TWO story b'ick
do sos front DIV ling houses and lots base
meIis and attrs' iron ratings in front.
in the rear, large Veniiian wndows and
blinds, plate glass; the houses well built
threuzhout Croton pipes, nc; large
cisspOols in the yard and in the areas OF
the basement; lots 28xl00.
This property oil
Broom street Joining the above
The above property is on the North
side OF the street. and is tagged from
the corner of Essex street throughout.
Wavey Places Gayst-The two story brick House and Lot
the nnr'hessterly side of Wavery
Place. and serly corner OF Gay street
front Waverly Place. "a feet and
inches on Gay street: on Gay street So
feet and inches, in the rear 10 feet and
sinches, and on the westerly side s. IT,
Canal and Varck he three story brick house and r
regular lot on the northwestery corner
of Canal and Varck streets rs feet 3
inches on lanai street. and about 62 feet
Vsrick street.
Madison street. No. 81 and Roosevelt stTwo two
-. story brick houses and lots on the north
eJlv side CT the street, zach lot 26 by 81
fat fA lt"ec
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se FOR SALE-On Staten Island, within mile Of the
1uarentins ANAL Farm OF fifteen abou! one half
garden purposes. There modern two story house with
barn and large variety Of fruit further particulars
enquire of THOMAS CARY,
fi2 imsm Quarantine Staten Island
"A FOR cALE-A neat and very convenient Cottage on
G the Mill Road North Shore stsrn Island githin If
m0nd steamboat landing Attached t. the Cottage half
Of excellent land with variety Of young aud thrifty fruit
trees Enquire the premises Of ,
fl2 lmsm JEREMIAH SMl1H
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BLACK RALPH,
THE HELMSDTAN OF HURLGATE
TALE OF THE SOUND

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE faamsd and celebrated Pills, from Portugal, are
perceive be obtained in thscountry See advertise
ueut on the last column, fourth page.
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GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,

Branch Store, 3l9 Blocker st, N. Y
Agency al ll6 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Also, Of Main and Fan Houon st, Paterson, ~ ia
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CITY AND COUN-
TRY families and purchasers their several establish
ments, where they think will be found by f the be.t 80
The popularity and enown q their house with rsi
enee to high qusles prices and upright dealing TOO
vel understood to render further comment necessary
Original and only warehouse for the sale Of Howqua Black
Tea be particular TO the num-
oe Of the principal store in Chatham strcetviz between
Pearl and Roosevelt streets. -
The public will also be pleased take notice. that the CAM
Tea Company have nothing to do with any other stores
0ept ia I'm re
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VALENTINES,
EXECUTOR,S SALE

THE ub,erbsr. the will and testament Of
Ss ); %fST ri
18Th Day February O'Clock a. noon h: fco
:iass n *. FnS WS o. M S
longing 70 the s,ats Of John Mann sceysd s,e
Of the n
Der One At Of Ss
sS: :as ssss1 :as
lei thence running M ;ach and
sseaes unnns and on Eleventh
PSs he 1:s q.
above BY The nass,
.oa % s"s s he
hscss running along the ,.n cs
and line parallel 70 Eleventh strs
parallel The Fifth Zee, and one in;eh
and hsncs Iunnn ard on lire Rs,ss =: 70
thu above mentioned map by the number @
point and n ssd
noheasteIy soag the :ou na ;h
sal: :si s%s on
westerly and parallel to the h assnue TIVE @ %
&c. that other lot doi ing in the Of the
O. s S o
sifsn % His':
s theme: iunsn. ooihs.,ts5y and q
and 'unning no. ionr Eleventh twenty
s "s oS ses 81 the last above
g.. sna X.
The FIN iy.nus ara a. Eis, ,s 4!
est thence .9Ss
:s
h point osa s 1 sSj Of Ss
cribed and isown upon above map By the
point il he 5 side Of h
from the Of avenue and Eieyee II
the Fifth nis.your thence
70 hs inch
s; w.S Ss
S that certain other IS lot til 5 81 3
%smSss @ Az .os.Sws:e
se q
to s
thence running and on line parallel to
sn
Ten ana @ 70 X. the
ginning ~. rum hou... .,.a,. in mart uoon lot, and
The viii BE- thereof
upon tn. lots respectively purchased BY them.
ss.", ss'', Es;s.,s;
New YORK. January To- 1888. ~ W ~
WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS Engraved and
VALENTINES, No. Beekman st.
Corner OF Park Row, Lovejovs Hotel
~ Please call and examiaa specimens. j3O lm~rc
NOTICE adjourned meeting Of the stoekholde,. Of
the Bssus
the 18th of March lat IL O'Clock NJ special
business. - 80, :, - -.
Extract from Charter mo transfer of said stock Of
said company stall be valid effect nal until such transfer
shall be registered entered the books Of the Company
ny 0'0'' u "'' JUDAH DoBsoN. Secretary.
Philadelphia February 7. 1884, 10 6tre
1T1HEM CARRIER PIGEONs-For sale, lot of fresh i'm.
ported Pigeons. eoa'is.inE of black blue dun and Whit.
OF all colors; blue b Id Heads black do silver do black
Boards blue do and silver dos Almond Tumblen black blue
yellow white do igpes and Turbus of all the known
:oiors
Also quantity Of the far famed Antwerp Pigeons justly
celebrated Tor their extraordinary power Of flying oug and re-
.uraing home from almost incredible distances.
Cali and see them at 80 Reade street. - ,~.,.
| n lm*ec II. GROOM.
SCOTS BAZAAR,
DEY STREET, Number 81. between Broadway and
- Greenwich SANDS SCOTT returns his most sincere
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CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS.
HE Subscribers would inform merchants visiting the city,
who wish their own goods actured that they
prepared to every description Clothing From
their being manufacture for the southern aud
Western markets for the last twelve ysa tn feel confident
stock at short notice and with entire satisfaction.
MANN X MckiMM, Is Csrmine street
U0-s3msHcckerbo cker Stages pas close TO the
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HANTNGTON'S ORIGI NAL NEW fUKK GLASS
STAINING AND ENAMELLING WORKS,
No. 1913 Broadway, Reade street.
THIS Estab shment completely organized execute
ORDERS the extensive scale with many advantages
hitherto in this branch OF the fine adapted for
ChurchWi dows private and public buildings Conserve
emeees Packet Ships, Steam Boats, Light Houses DoHed
Skyghts, Sore Windows hall Lanterns and for
requiring brilliant ement OF ich design and beau
fui colors, blending spendor W it'll economy
Specimens adapted of above purposes
The colors burnt the glass and Wi
change color. Designs furnished the shortest
fi4
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TO PRINTERS.
CSOR sALE.-Tws fopns Of Type Minioa and Nonpare
which have bsss ussd On the Nsw York Herald. Apply
u this ONES.