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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-07-09

0FOur readers will see ty the advertisement of
Messrs. Hays and Tfeadwel, that there is no truth
in The report which has gone the rounds of the
papers to the effect that B. Ra,hbun had taken the
" ell known Franklin House, Broadway, N. Y.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-07-09
Philadelphia and Erie.

The following brief narrative, which we take
from the Erie Gazeo is OF interest TO every Penl.-
sylvanian. There Is reason Ia IL for abundant con
graduation, that the completion of the Erie Ex-
tension Canal opens another source OF wealth
both TO the State and large portion of IFS citizens
A new line has been added 10 the chain of com
muncation, and new facilities raised up for the
transaction ofbusiness. 1t is by such means that
Pennsylvania is to be built up and sustained in her
true eminence-by her public works.-NatiUe
Amer.
The Gazette says
The canal boat Star. Captain Turney. arrived
Saturday last. freighied with anthracite coal for
the Pressure Isle Furnace Company.
The novelty OF the voyage performed by the
Star induces to particularly notice ii, not only
as an evidence of the trade that can be prof;abiy
opened with tie anthracite coal region, but as due
to the enterprise of the master, Capt. Turney.
The Star which is section boat cleared from
the city of Philadelphia with merchandise for Will
kesbarre, on the North branch Canal, disaace
of247 miles, A, Wi!kesbarre, the Captain bror'
a cargo of anthracite coal from the Baltimore
vein, aud of the variety known as the whIe ash,
and most esteemed for furnace uses, for which he
paid 81 % per ton.
He thence proceeded to the junction Of the
North Brach with the Pennsy lvania canal, dis,
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-07-09

s,g~TI he fpsilami Senilr.e Will perceive from
oui Leading .dItorIaiii.at HE niy d ;irieuce be-
tween Us IN the Iiea,'.s OF I, Il. cIns given OBJ
j"tt. we shah az, argue the abstract question fur
iher knowing that .s
,-.s g A convinced against his will ~
l. of the sauie opinion sl''
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-07-09

The steamer Queen which arrived shortly be
fore eleven this morning. has brought US the pain
u intelligence of another disastrous fire at Qnr-
bee, approaching III magnitude and value of prop
erty destroyed, 10 the calamity which has re-
Gently called forth sympathy. Tine extra
which we published this morning contains the
most copous details of this melancholy event we
have been able to procure.
From our COrrespOade ut,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08

As from tower 4 vardcn-tx themselves
Deep ia he heart a. meteor stones IA earth
Dropped from some higher sphere.
Men who walk up 10 fame 20 = friend
Or their own house which from the wrongful heir
They have wresied
Who shed great thoughts
"a an oak ooseneth IL golden leaves
To q kindly larress % the soil if grew on.
Whose rich dark ivy thoughts. summed Ger with love.
Flourish around the deathless stems Of their names
Whose names are ever on the worlds broad tongue
Like sound upon the falling Of source
Whose words. II VIII ged With angels with wings,
Wk0 play upon the keart OF on harp.
And make our eyes bright we speak Of them
Whose hearts have o look souihwards, and are open
To the whole noon Of naiure-tne-e have walked
And wept Der night by night, oft pondering thus
Homer j. gone and whore u JOye and where
The rival cities seven His song 0utives
Time tower. and god-all that then was save Heaven
In the second English edition from which the
merican is taken the Proem, two scenes, and many
as.age- have been added TO The first. x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08
Lines addressed 10 ihe Golden Fi.hn
BRADBROoK's QUITTING STORE.

~ BROADWAY.
g sfthe season when al fsh
PnfIe ID stream. By lc-i.1ct ed
Thou TOO. i seems DID - form a wish
Tomato > sudden da- aheaf.
Ike many young am1l0u. II
Aspiring til D NJ De- grows bigger.
b. way u heferlng Myself
Thou hat assumed j sigsc- fsBc-
We wis- the ~ TWO --v-lfy-ure
To meet the II TAO sISEIY-sFvrS
An odd f-h I'll. ttrl wOuid-i not run
T. any nun.r-r that was even.
UnLk. .nrur parry men I've known
On ihe saus nas We nn1 Tree siil
Though BEADHRoos o might -ou1 be- shown
l. Away. cllnErE-fron fAe al
Custom sticks o. Lll -ke a Cove
tOn- 81 be- own. th- best ID town.
Ard though a loss sonr stocks NAV provs
HIS stocks cln never he ao-ra.
i-sfv.e OF shirts sha'r'i fursrL
Il b.ar- si' other fashions hollow
Mg hart is % ill-e bo'omf So.
and We passion for the collar
H1f what j. iOl- 10 ii-e ihou fsh,
Tow bonn I fng these hl-iy iinef'
Neihrk- / hear thee cryirE pi-hr
AID see fhee maze inpatient ng1l
Thor ri bat the beacon guiding me-
To BraIhr0ok- we.-a--0rted stock.
And had never sll- ~ tlce
Had 1t thOu been swimming round the dock
Without bis SHIRTS, DRAWERS HOSIERY fne,
And other notions from thai quarter
think should Ike thee, good sign.
Fee ike a tsh hats out Of water. B.
From III 10 ~. sull lmsodos'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08
COESUMPTIVEs
nOUBT 40 LONGER-Bui read The following and Re
~ dect-Anoher onderiui Cure
Puff.ADEl PUTA April !, l8th

nOUBT 40 LONGER-Bai read The following and Re
~ dect-Auotler " onderui Cure
PHILADELPHIA. April !. $50
thereby certify that during the riots In Southwark oiJuy
last owing 10 exposure snd fat In the performance OF
military duty my health received severe SHOCK IN tne
later part of August all the symptoms Of PULMONARY
CONSUMPTION appeared At this juncinre caAeh IN
my first pny -cian who attended some weeks without
benefit and told distinctly that he CONSIDERED my dee
bcyord TIE reach Of human aif | employed ano.hcr
rhv-ician. who a. once recommended THOMsONs COM.
POUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA
used bottles. and testify hat IN common win ihou
-auds Of others who have been cured by THIS medicine maj
10 il alone owe my restoration 10 health.
JAMES ANDREWS. No III Cahernest
called attend 10 the above case, IN ihe secondary
stage Of The disease found the patient sborng under
complex disease OF the lungs and lyer liberation OF the
later had iaken place. and By percussion discovered an
ascess had formed in the h lung The case being apps
reniy hopeless and beyond the reach OF the usual treat
nent resolved n using Ih0Htsons Compound ~
rp Of T and Mood N1phiahc virtues Of which had pre-
vou.y tested scarcely expecting would reach case SO
desperate The result L. TIE most ertraord,ndry
henceorh dspeing all doubts respecting the efficacy OF
TN. excellent medicine In diseases ofhe lungs and liver
Philadelphia. April I. l8ii W. CHAMBERS. NJ ID.
Prncipa office Northeast corner ofFlFTH and SPRUCE
streets, Philadelphia - - -,
Sold wholesale and retail by A. B. SANDS co. Chem
i.ts and Drug sis rs Broadway, corner of Chambers 81
sold also al 70 Fuolsireet and u East Broadway Price
~ rents aui3 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08

sasss Asisi~s FROM ~ tNFvSE STATE or Tx
BLOOD o. HAsir or rHE SYSTEM
TIE functions Of circulation. nutrition and excreton are
manifested when fe reduced. - IN ne plank N - sim.
fesi condition and these musk Ihersiole r - essesiA
action Between the apparatus by which ihese necessary
phv. processes are carried on, there i reciprocal &C
on sni portion Of The animal machinery 5 on. OF
ORDER he harmony OF the whole system defansrd The
s-a, desferat4m 10 medicine therefore, = PREPARATION
which .a with equal AMY and force pou ESQ o.e
Ji his iriAd of functions-whcn shall as r ease 'i ~
gg.re, restore health and visor 90 ue crcsiAuo'i
o. The stomach or remove distractions from he DOVES
= colfdenty averr that Sands >araQana pe,, 'se'
III 'hreef0d power. and af hy thus setting on NE pua
~ causes Of disease erarcses thoroughly and perms
nsltv various painful. dangerous. and Disgusting nAii
frsia,0us From ssimpl- eruption of skin. 10 hefe
ary croia, and from dyspepsia 70 govt and inaAnsiory
lheumsrsfn. % sill he found equally etfcacious.
The following letter. 1st received. another proof Of The
value and efficacy ofh- highly popular medicine ms
but SPEC men Of those iay coming 20 hsnf-al OF which
Will De cheerfaiiy exhiaiie, On Application ,o,s
L. r. & H. Sands-Geni.emen. About TX weeks since
commenced taking your Sarsapsra and was then suffer-
ulcers, and had osi he use % one m ana ne disease
caused sch intense pain the head, thai three physicians
tod me- could no, hvethat there wa- no hep Tor me
/ informed tnem there one me.lclne would help me-
sui that ssnlss Sarsapara- My physician seeing my
confidence great. sent you cerncNe, and COM
meuref taking the Sarsapan is use produced inniei
are relief. NV head ! now we'll and my arm. which had
been useless. now sew with. and my hean Is rspay
Improving Many people bearing OF my case nave come
some ard nine miles 10 and some have taken
the Sarsspsa after Witnessing IL wonderful operanon on
me- one sdy told ne lss week, il doing great things
taxing IL and our merchants find very ready sale for
Ssnds's sarsaparls- Yours most esPectfuly,
CORDELIA CADY
For further particulars and conclusive evidence of us SUI
peror and efficiency, see pamphlets, which may be
obtained Of agents grau.. -
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A B. 4 d.
SANDS wholesale Druggists - FGou-street, rs Broad
way and u East Broadway. New-forS ,
Sold also by druggists generally throughout me nsa
States. Price a per bottle 8 bottles for -.
~ The pubic respectfully requested TO remember
that il Sands sarsspars that has and IS constantly
All az
~ Diseases which The human frame i subject therefore
FOR Sands rsapariia snd take no other auls I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08

~ DIR. {. Won Corr has removed his Office and
German D-penssry from the Of Nassau and Pearl
streets BROOKLYN 10 No 48l Broadway New York. Ofce
hours 10 A. NJ 20 p. NJ and from Ia F. VI. he has on
hand very extensive supply OF remedies OF his pre-
parston and Importation together with every de-cr pon OF
fancy arse usually Kept similar stores Among the ar
fces sold by Dr. Won Cori the following prepared by
himself: Life Pills, Life Elixir Restorative biiters Cure
for Piles Hair Restorative segsr for Asthma, Preventive
Small Pox snd all other contagious diseases All Ms
vice to the poor without charge he has done for the last
three years In Brooklyn.
New York, 18Th August. l64b. sulo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08

~ The Genuine Gaiyanic Rings. Bands Bets
kr-Dr A. n CRl>TtE. Tie crzinA pa-rlier and ~ en-
,or Of these celebrated articles fees duty 10 asan VAN
he public -s they iec-lved purchasing ,ri9' 'ss'
,a5n Dr. Crsle wishes he citizens OF New ORA and
al other places where bis discovery Las been Introduced
- n,snd th.i he IN no manner rec0g nizes any Of The
fc.. sod under he name Of Patent Aysnic Bands IN
.ss they are coufecied with his AID sod BY Is AZ
,b,reS srrnt DR. Crsre takes ire responsibility % mr.
49, assoc hat these limitations % his discovery possess 40
sn-fa " fevrf ard thst they BE- garret 70 no other
got lhsn direct fsud fhyscas or fainef hose % az
s,-c,r- frr, .rv 81 he painful maaiies Compensated
under Rheumatism ali ~ forms, or Nervous Comp zns
10 matter how chronic IA Character are requested
apply a. hs only place NrwiOrs, where he genuine
Gslvaric Rings ana Their mod tcaOls can De O1Alned w
"a Fullon--L Sun Buildnx iJuos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08
LIFE INSURANCE.

r. THE NEW.ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INsUR-
ASCE COMPANY Of Boston have established Agency
nthe City 81 NewYors for tie purpose Of receiving ap-
p.lcsU ~ for Life Insurance, &c.
DIRECTORS.
WILLARD PHILLIPS, ROBERT HOOPER.
WILLIAM PARSONS, Charles P. CURTIS,
FRANCIS c. LOWELL, PETER WAINW RIGHT,
p. B. FORBES. WILLIAM w. STONE,
GEORGE II. KUHN, THOMAS A DEXTER,
JAMES READ, DAlS TT
WILLARD PHILLIPS President
JoHS {. CHFEsNAN, N. d. Consulting Surgeon 473
Broadway. New York.
jaws u B. GREESHow, NJ D. Consulting Physician, as
JOHN HOPPER, Agent No IS Piue-sireeL
This Company has been IN operation for the last ghteen
months 10 Boston and has already insured sb0ve 700 per
sons Among tie advantages which presents may be tn
The Company is mutual one, Of which al persons In
red bv il are NJ uher- and interested the management
of il concerns proportion 10 tie amounts wch they
insure. -
safety fund FOR the payment Of IT, risks.
The rate Of premium and deposit Is regulated a. TO
afford the greatest possible security both 20 the Company
and 10 the insured while At the time u Il low IL
consistent with The stability Of the institution.
A further security for The stability Of the Company
every nerson in-ures : required 10 make small de-
post ia addition his premium such deposits held
n reserve for years. and. not needed the pigment
Of claims they are then credited 20 tle dcpo-tor.
II policy by accident should become forfeited the de-
posts made by TIE assured subsequent o TIE asi pcroica
distribution paid back 20 him. so that he deposits sun
belong % the assured subject % lie above conditions
g. A. each periodical distribution Of the surplus, every w
srei member entitled receive hacz threiouThs OF ne
surplus OF his premium over and above what may DC ne
cr-.ary the liabilities ~ tue Company. Tue Onrr
fourth goes into the reserved fund of the Company.
Applications or letters addressed 10 The subscriber In
NewYors Will bee promptly attended To- and sl necessary
JOHN HOPPER, Solicitor and Agent,
au29 cod lsip IS Pne-sireei, New-fork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08
sHERWoop's MIGRATORY MAGNETIC
MaCHINES

THE MIGRATORY MOVEMENT recently suhs,iu
tel for the rotary this machine. by the subscriber
endows with an extraordinary superiority over every
farn In which has been constructed lis compacy hei
together with it, battery, wires and otter Appliances IN ne"
mahogany cas.s, of several sizes and powers CIV Two
Iesi - slt and ss each and forwarded order any
part OF the unon the Canadas, West Indies, or sou1h
America
Each case Is accompanied with a Manual On edition. PIP
2l4 Smo )-incuding a complete Manual OF the Practice o
Medicine with very fu glossary-gVing clear and ample
directions for the use the instrument In the various dis
,.e. 10 which i applicable, and which found by the
successful practice OF hundreds OF operators Ia include the
most prevalent well The most peculiar aud obstinate
hat are known 10 the medical profession. with the proper
medicines for each case. h. IL. shEkWOoD,
- 2weod 2fWs ~ htnnrIs 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08

AT 28l Broadway, corner Broadway and eminpeIsst
"A j r. BROWNE begs to inform the ehie OF musical
rooms 20 the premises and would call their attention
to hi. excellent selection Of grand % and ocfae 1oe ana
ed on the most approved principles with all The modern I'M
provements Of London and Paris and uneqnaed IN brlancy
If tone touch and perfection oil mechanism Particular care
IA taken o nj Them for the extremes of climate IN this coun
Try The opinions Of the fret musical aud professional la
eni in this country and Europe sufficient test oil le su
perorty Iiarps repaired, strings, &c.
J. +. BROWNE Maker and Importer, IRON
Erard's.l London, .
28l Broad way aud - Chanbers-st. New York.
anil aodinT) \ WIm- F-tsbshed 1910.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08
FOR THE PILES.

nR UPHANS ELECTuARY ian Internal remedy j.
Dcerlin cure Tor the PILES either internal or external
bleeding blind Id only tins city al the ONCE OF me
ongnnl Proprietor A. UpHAM, VI. d. a regular educated
Physician of twenty years eNperence confined 20 an one
pncce where Piles and all Chronic Diseases are success
IN y treated Medical Office J3 BOwrry, four doors above
-IIa,is s6 lmDXW'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08
Schools.
IVES, MUSICAL ACADEMY,

~ HOUSTON-ST.-A class i already formed, 20 CON-
nencc "Wednesday evening, The 81 INST for prdc-
tcing anOPERa LiNps cHasurSrx by D0nize,, two
evenings a ws.k, "Wednesday ami Saturday Terms, -
ouarter-he pnce OF the Opera - Ladies and gentlemen
VINO have some know ledge Of music are invited 10 join
- tyr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08

~ DIR. 4. I. Won Cort's Patent Gayanie Bands
with Magueic Power These Eecuo-Oa lvarc bands have
proved Of The greatest efficacy the system IN almost a.
diseases. They VIII speedily he most acute pains
in any part OF Inc system Sold with tu directions No
4isf Broadway suSouos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08

Il Be. aud Cfises Magnetic tluit.-Tlis rctnaf HaOlc
discovery which has received The universal appreciation ~
the Medical Profession Of Great Britain has been sum
GENTLY before The American public 10 give TAR test 20 Us
power and efficacy rheGivenic Rings have long b, used
with perfect success IN all Of RHEJ NATlsN acute
or chronic applying 10 the head face Or limbs GoVf TIC
DoiOREUx TOOTHscHE. BgoNcHiIis, VERTIGO. NERVOUS
OK SICK HEADACHE, INDIGESTION PAssLYsis, PALSY Eri
LrP,y. FITS CRAMP, PsLPITATfoS % The HEART, aPo-
PLFxY STIFFNESS JOfSTs, LCMBAsO, sPiNsL CON
PLANTS, NEUEALGIa, GENERAL DEBILITY. phfICltsSf
or NERVOUS ENERGY, and ALL NERVOUS DlsoHDths'
Their extraordinary effect the system must De witness
cd 10 be believed and ceria pretcHie Tor ne pfeeeu
IN complaints they are equally To be recommended
TIE GALVANIC BELTS, BANDS, BRACELETS, sc.
In plants Of very severe cha acle ana OF ohg
standing the poser obtained by the Gtyane Kings IS not
sufficient % arrest the progress Of disease and ultimately re-
,,,. benl,h The improved modification In the Gavanlc
Belts. Bracelets &c entirely remedies ny, objection any
degree Of power that : required can easily De ODaro al
no disease which the yseOus agent 81 Gaisans can ~
f.rf Will IA. 10 be permanently relieved The application
the Bells Bands and Bracelets }. a. ae as pe sun As
ceta as hat attending The Gavauc Rings They can De
adapted wh perfect convenience % il- wis., arms "as
limbs, ANGLES. pat OF he body Ana are cohhuenf
recommended lnfaiJle preventive OF aPop.eAg 10
unpleasant feeling whatever attends their c2n-an, s-e ana
The delicate refuaes wear he m without me nsn
discomfort II almost unnecessary 20 state mat ia al
ca.e. In which the Gavsnc Rings recommended, NE
Belt Bands and Bracelets applicable precisely 70 me
.a,e H. only difference consists 10 Increased certainty
Of beneficial effect b. VI greatly Increased power o.
Galvanl-In-
panmeut IN Ia which the Gaysnic Rings and heir
notifications are used. By OF this extraordinary
composition an efficient action i rendered certain, and the
Ga!yanc influence directed with Augmented force 70 uie
particular parts which affected The fluid contains no
tnx capable Of the slightest injury; Us application ssre
Al and AZ harmless in IL 1etOn II IS beneficial 10
results Numerous certificates and cOmfnrndaiory lesu
mOnsls from physicians and others VI The highest character
And geur have been received, Including several ron
moe. respectable cnzens These may Pc sen a. sny
time by applying Dr. CRsrEs o'fce, 3i tuton-st sqn
BIdng and articles u h- Kind sold else here IN me
cty. base and --orhesf eounfefefs Only agent ln
Crsuo-rr. -. - w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08
FEVER AND AGUE.
4 1T pT n EAVnpfTE AND STERLING RENE

j by" ROWANDS IMPROVED TONIC MIN
TUREr for Fever and Ague" No medicine, IN any age
or country has ever met with such universal successpro
tected against c0ntertts by the written signature Of he
proprietor John R0-spd the top Of each boite IL
NAV be had in its full strength genuneness and purity at
the gnal inventors Office at No. . North Second--reet
Phadelphia of H. D. Fay" General Agent No 10 ru
on-sL lamp .torel Sun Buildings Ne~fork lel7 omeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08
FRENCH AND MUSIC.


MONS Made ana Madem'l- Gslqain have resumed
" heir lessons French and Music. Please apply al
their former residence No. SCI Broadway, near WakersL
Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08

I>~TiTt TIO> Of Messrs. ABBOTT, for the Educe-
ion of Young Ladies No 40 Housion-sireet, York
The Fs Term of f- Institution commences Monday, Sept
fEh The Prncpa- devote their time 20 personal insirc-
ton NJ for their pupils good bodily eAih'
cheerful spirits the h hes. intellectual enfO"menl- tue
refinement o mind and manners, and unaffected pieiy. I'm
blowing TEACHERS Of the highest literary and scientific attain
f. n .parou. and handsomely furnished parlors, they
eavOr fo combine he advantages of he gertlene-s. deli
cary moral purity and literary iasie. of refined home edu-
cation viii hat knowledge % e world, easy address and
rie ccua stimulus, which can only be acquired BY Asso-
GATED study
TfEws-P1pi. under 6. =; from 20 Q, %; from 10
iO ~ fon ID % H. as L. >i3 The of all
49, book. REQUIRED furnished, and there extra
charges. few Young ladies' b. received into the fami-
b.. IT, prinrirri- ala1 law 5s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08
HAMILTON HOTEL

AT THE NARROWS-An imp, ssion having gone
"A abroad that all the this establishment are rn
gagged the the subscriber begs ease To -is- at
such the fact The house Is comfortably iu, but as
one half It's boarders uanseuL With one Jays nonse
good can be procured II the Intention Oi NE SUD-
.rber keep The house open until October and alter no
present date tho charge vii be eight dollars per weeA
Children and half price To merchants doing BUSH
ness IN the city, and wishing their families To euoy sea
brecxes, few any pos.ess the dNaniages, as mo
the steamboais ply several times each day, leaving At
O'Clock A. NJ after breakfast aud returning al T. M, IN
time To dine with heir families.
The ar dinner hours for the bosrders Is O'Clock r.
NJ The loss OF the Ocean steamboat leaves foot oi bale-
~ every afternoon At ana arrives for the pascal
gers dine al thc regular table - -
aus II ALONLo kffD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08

HALNANIC KINGS and Magnetic md prffectly
NJ successful the of Nervous Diseases received ~
Steamer Great Britain The genuine can only be oOaned
IN his cry Of Dr. Cron0ies Agents, Pnce o, hnks -
God a. fluid IS cent. A. B. d. Sands. - Fulton Gen
erz Agents. For sale also 10 so Broadway n East
Broadway ~ 4s and 81 Fulton, Ouons cor o. bo"-fs
and Grand - 4iarile II Avenue D. corner oi Union so
DlTis on-Mrs Hays, Brooklyn 80 Fulton a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08
sul5u

~ j. ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Counselor Of
Law and Commissioner Of Deeds &c viii attend in the.
Readng-Ro OF Tammsny Hall Al all hours Of the day
and eve ing. lYlo "sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-08
NOCIKE 10 PAY .-soNe aId summer C0mP.ala-

MCGUIRE OPAi .-bowei aud summer Complain
Y DR.. JAYNE, No. 3 South Third street. q VIKING 70
rsrsu.se mai BIZ CARllISATIvE BALSAM VIII cure d.
srrhra Choc. Cramps. Gripping Pains, Cholera Nofbss,
sumner Comp and other Dersng OF the stoin-
ch In ninefy-nne Of hundred, and II ess sr
b.f tie time De done By any other IL Is
trerney pleasant and children fond Of l. IL 10 equally
rtrcu.a stuls chdren and when te directions
are followed and not effected, the money WI. be
cteerfl!ly returei. Pnce p and 20 cents a bottle
sold al holesa.e and retail BY A B. L d. SANDS Drug
e.,s ~ Fa,on-st rs Broadway and n East Broadway,
~ y,~s aus I'm