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Fartasr 1sstimonyThe following is an ex,rac, from
letter received .roa Rev. VIM Galusha

RF,N
Mss5rs. SANDS: have been .ctcd with severe pain
IN my side occasionej hy diseased liver for lsst
twenty years burrirg times what language cannot
vey, bur taking your Ssrapars hsve been greatly
relieved, much ths, have beer abe attend nay
business and preach occasionally for The past fifteen months
wholly scarded all other medicine md thoroughly tried
the SgrsspsriI which recommend Ia truth end sin
ccrv sli those who any way afflicted with any spe
ce- cf scro!,cu- complaints There have been
ma:sghe effected by is in t.s vicinity. Mrs l.
Shaw hy lie bottles restored TO better health
than she had before enjoyed for years and Mrs w Ste
yeas, who had been severely afflicted with eryspeas
entirely cured By the use of q few bottles.
Yours truly, WIN. GALUSHA.
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READ THE FOLLOWING NOTICE.

DERSONS AFFLICTED WITH Rneumatism, Ticdolo-
rcux, Quincy Sore Throat, Salt Rhsums Cons, Sprains
Stiff JOINTS Cramp In the Feet Stomach. Cuts, burhs
srelds Bruises Warts. Frosted Feet Tooth Ache ASGe IN
t!e Breast, Scfofua, Inflammation OF the Lungs Worms
Spine and Marrow diseases, Asthma, Cough. Colds Fol
sons, Eruption OF the Skn Old Sores Pain or WeaAnes S. 10
any Part of the body respectfully solicited TORY
GuERnssYs RHEUMATIC BALM,
manufactured hy II. Guernsey Co, % Sherfs, aud for
sale Dr. Chicheslers 2s7 Delaney j. X. Lecounts,
corner Grand and Division Streets H. Everetts City
Drug Store. gG Hudson-sti J. & CoddinSton, corner
Spring and HudsOn-sts Hammond Huoson lS7
9th Avenue Nos 49, III 2i8 Houstonst ls Rvingsons'
III Bowery Allen S,antoni II East S4S
kirk 50 Washington Jersey City; Dr. Guernsey, Williams
burgh snd in Brooklyn Apohecary Hal; corner Fulton
and Sands and Henry sod Atlantic. Price IS cents
per bottle. "a 2weod'
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Ngw-YoaE, April %, ls45


Messrs. A Z. & D. SA:ps-G-ns: Feeling ii duty 10
you and the community erEe1 send you this certificate
Of the virtues OF your Sarsapars thai Others who are now
suffering may have their confidence established and use your
medicine without delsT.
troubled with ulcer my ankle, which
extended half way the knee, dischang very offensive
matter ircaing burning. and depvin5 often Of my rest
et night and very painful TO hear.
was recommended 10 use your medicine bf Mr. James
Mcconnell who had been cured by IT, and after using tive
bottles was entirely Cured.
have deferred sending you this certificate year since
the effected in order TO ascertain with certainty
whether Il permanent cure, and il gives me the
greatest pleasure add that have neither nor eit the
slightest appearance OF H. md that am entirely sound
Yours SARAH MINTYRE., $40 Delancey.sL
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70 Eydropathic insfiiution.-Geo.g 7. Dexter,
". has established az HydrurEtnc Institution for the
treatment OF disease upon ie cold sYslea, the
tral and pleasant Village OF Morstnwu Nj. The efficacy
OF cold IN he prevention and OF disease is
generally adm !sied and in may pats Of Europe and
co1nry sas suspended The Of ofdugs and redi
Ia bua acute and chronic Diseases such -vers,
rheumatism, govt paralysis scroinia, spinal diseases, TN
GLIDING curvaiure ard distortions dyspepsia and hos, II
Ills hc man action Of pid and
permanent AZ szing upon Tho cause Of disease
great the o human misery and suffering
sud produces radical Ol disease, when other
and ;reaimea; haze ;aed. In tie graphic Language Of Br
er under the cold treatment nature leaves the bod
to lis own instructive tendency Which Is always
ccgery series ofreectcr Commences and the
stitron amended, itunteTEoes change DR..
Dexter recently returned from Europe and has made bis
extensive arrangements OF baths sc Gertne p OF Pfess
ri,Z himself Ii will be the aim Of the proprietor while e
offers to !valids the Of relief from diseas-
them also the comfort gDd convenences OF home Morris
town il delightfully."- situated surrounded all sides with
the sids and appliances which viii give eject in carrying
out tne cold water treatment The Morris and Essex Rail-
road terminates Short distance from the IL uiicn and
rag-s are ready al tines convey patients and from
tee establishment. nib I'm
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For father particulars and conclusive evidence of ta
superior value anu efficacy, pamphlets which may be
obtaincd Of agents gratis.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, By A. 3. D.
SANDS. Wholesale Druggists, 70 Futon-s 2S Broadway
II East Broadway, Newly ork Sold also by Druggists
generally throughout s United States Price : per bot
tie, bUtlirs for -.
icS The pubic respectfully requested 10 remember
that Sults 5nrsspara mat has been and is constantly
achieving such remarkable OF tho difficult class
OF diseases which the human frame IS subject therefore
ask for Sands' Sarsapsrin. and take other n2S I'm
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l1HOICE FAMILY 1IEDECISES, Chen!cals.
" Perfumery, &c. for sale by DAVID SANDS x CO. II
East Broadway, cor. Marke'.s- viz
BerGInda Arrow-RooI warranted pure and o' INC pest
quality. :. ...,.. - -, d-.o
Also agents for Dr. Pras Patent Article! Nipple, WINCH
10 recoInlnended by the frs. Physicians in The CITY,
Physicaus Prescriptions carefully prepared oy comps
renr person I'll hours, day and nish' nle
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Philadelphia Agent for the Tribupe.-Xicber
i Co, Ledger Building, Trd-st, who receive suhscTi
and have gle copies for daily Oclk.
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70 Gurney's Premium Daguerrean Gallery
lS1 Broadway, observation-disclosures taken this es;ab.
licin-ni aTe ao axcelled II tts country his
patrons The pablo respectfully invited call ard
jud "a tHaI.S .lres 90 S.d-
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CANAL ToILs.-Amount Of Tolls received on oil
the New York State Canals, in each OF the following
wears
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rzy- scientific Amusement, torod and young grave
and gay designed Tor ceGre br and IRE side recreation
Mgnufscured, published, and Tor sale by C. G. Chapman
for M by The gross dozen, single SET, b. Groesbeeck
Co No 80 .fad.n-lsne exclusive agents for the City c
Nav yors. nv geulsuin Perkins * Co, WasHng;onst
Rostnn Il L. Iipn, n - ChestEu;-st, Philadelphia, Cush
iny Broiaer -6l Maraet-sI, Baltimore; K Farlnain
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HNTOTHERS AND NUIisEs"-Ii you wonld
IVA "Dr. E-Gay Celebrated Soothing Syrup" your little
babe, would avoid very affecting ard distressing symptoms,
and ofren fatal co1vuisons The gums swell, The child Is
zed with frequent fits Of crying rechngs sarEg IN the
sleep and spass peculiar parts sreks with Violence,
puts liz fingers into s mouth &C. Sold by o. FAY Sole
gent. 5i Futona lamp Storel Sun Building New York
Price 50 JylZ 6meod
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~ j. u. Wheeler, Attorney and Counselor al
Law and Commissioner Deeds, &c will attend in tie
Reading-Roon OF Tammany Hall 3. all hours the day
and evening. Iyl5 osu
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MORTGAGE of TIRES hundred and fifty dollsrs-
"A years unexplred-for sale. Inquire Of
d. lH- MRS. NARCHANT, q VendsSa-sr
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a. ma TO LOAN on bond and mortgase iof |.
sd UUUterm Of years properly 10 sums 70 SUI.
Y,c,nts Early application IS necessary line addressed
20 T. T. aud len Of this Office will receive immediate a.
terhoa. w :"
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PIANO FORTE Msnufaetory-T

s.8Yal PIANO FORTE Asnufactory-The
Hsg,gysi- 81 ssubscrber1 fnisning entirely
IN Ia 70 Knew article Of Instruments which are war
* srun.ed superior In tone to any In use, AMI 10
keep In much longer The Improvement connis.s In
Harp franz, peculiar in construction, obviatng every obec
ton herelofors caused by OF metallic Plates IN IN
farving the Professors and purchasers ara Invited
an examination of these Instruments
GLENN. ROGERS CO.
n1 IS2 Enltnn.at Enat sida RrondExy.
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j 0sP-On Tuesday, in Joln-st or Broadwsy smsil
IIback s,ls purse, containing s. bill and 81 hill and
three pieces OF six braid The finder viii be suitably
wared by leaving The articles al III Pearl ST. or hs Office
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WASTED-Siluatons f.st servants OF al caps-
w cities, NJ The Temperance In,elg Office 479 Broad
way, between Grand and Broone Free 10 employers.
nj t.n-
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I OST, few days since, somewhere below Twenty Sc
IL coGd-I, small brown PAPER PARCEL, directed to
Messrs l.. Ferret Co, containing manuscript article
The finder viii be suitable rewarded by eaviug 1, az The
Mirror Office. dS ~
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w .AnwEDIBy healthy, respectable Young Woman =
Ia ve-v aoH, as good Plain cook, and can do baking
20 eiy go wasnsr and roner. Has objection TO do
genera In small private family The best OF
ey reference gwen Please TO Inquire al 81 Third
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!1atsni tftc0iiincs.
sANDs's SARsAPARILLA

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE ALL DIsEAsES
ARISING FRoM AZ IMPCRE STATE THE BLOOD, OK
HAsir or THE SYSTEM.
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situctinus, &a nautea.

WANTBD-By healthy respectable Young Woman,
w situation; Is good plain cook and can DO na&inR; 10
very good washe. and has objection 10 do sene-
~ housework tnks Of children IN smaN private
iAnay The best OF City reseence given Please 10 !n-
q1ie Al iSs Bowery third soor IN the back room
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DOARDING-Two or three gentleman be accom-.
I'D modated with pleasant and good board at amods
rate charge by applying at IS Anns Godst MS Inn
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inepicrt Conrnpon, ChTontc tdirrrh, dstArd, b<oi-
ehitis Obstinate Cough. Laser Compliant,
Spitng Of BLOOD. Pnpitaiton
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- CATER BOOTS and Ladies' and Gents.
EzzSzzs2a Boots Shoes and Rubbers.-WILLIAM kEHL-
BECK rsspe liuy informs his friends and the public la
general that he hand OF La
dies and Chdrens Boots Shoes and Rubber al his old stand
Cana5t hc has been established for eight
Gentlemens Boots and Shoes made order cheap
NJ any other establishment In the city
WILLIAM KEHLBECE,
d. 3tawtf lGO Canal near Varickst
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MASONS WANTED-A few 6rici.Iayers can End
Iva employment by calling the Subscribers the
Factory Newark, N. J.
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Doaraina ann &otels.

u UAkDlNG-To let 10 gentleman and his wife, or
Dwo three single gentlemen, parlor with pantry al
tached References exchanged. Apply at No. 20 Widest
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"ANTEU-by Respectable Young WoNa an ,tls-
w ron as chanbern!ad and wai;er-6as 40 oSIectons
TO do beat of city references Syeu
Apply lss Ninth between Bowery and Third ay az -
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es<. TO THE PuELIC.--The proprietor OF Shake
I peare Hotel avbs himself Of this opportunity 10
that his Ball Room Ia open for the inspection Of
those wishing give balls and concerts through the season.
and would also state complete h
accommodation OF permanent boaders Winter al
moderate rsles hoping the public will call and examine for
themselves. Nj. S. THRESHER, Proprietor.
New-York, Oct 18th, 1916. OBJ Sun
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GAVE YOUR FUEL Let your dcors be closed
- and for hs purpose you will find at 81 JohD-st New
York, Patent Door Springs the best In the world, which
you may purchase for few shsgs and thereby Jour
fuel money your comfort preserve your patience ana
your credit
NB-0rders for tie adjustment OF this article to doors
gates, &c If LEFT above ]. 3. Wells will be Pruns'
attended 10 in the scientific manner. 10
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xNASTED-Famiicsc be supplied al 3l4 Broadway
w with the American Protestant and servants
for city and country. Please call. az ~
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NJANTED-A few active Young Men go South oc
w West 10 sd Agents for toe sale OF and popu-
lar Publications and above their expenses win
be- Insured them IN writing with opportunity Of clear
ing $1,000 per year. Some men now IN employ WILL
doubt make $1,000 per yesr clear OF all expense Each
win have his dstric; II will he necessary for them
have a, l-ss, from SIS $50 obtain good sttng
Apply al FRENCHS Publishing Hall, as Broadway. up
stiIrs. All letters be post paid. nj I'm &4lW'
The New York herald., 1845-02-19
House OF Representatives.

WASHINGTON, Monday, Feb. IL.
q. number OF Executive commsnic atoms lying upon
the Speakers table, were taken up and disposed Of
Several bills from the senate lying upon the Speakers
table, we're also taken up.
bill relative to revolutionary pensions was amended
and passed.
Tie bill for the distribution the copies OF the book
produced BY the Exploring Expedition, next taken
up, and
DR.. H.mmrr, of Miss moved to amend by inserting one
Mr. WELLER said the whole argument OF Mr.. H. was
tha Texas never was foreign country and he pro-
posed to treat her as q foreign State.
rhe amendment was agreed to.
Mr. K.rrEDr, OF Md. offered an amendment to give
copy OF the work TO each Of thu scientific gentlemen and
each commissioned officer attached to the expedition
well as to Lieut.. Wilkes and Hudson
MIR McDowEpL, Of Ohio, said IL they going to
make presents to the officers, he thought the common
sesmen equally well entitled to similar present
Mr. scHEScx thought there was propriety in giving
TO the oicers but none In giving to the men, and he
the midshipmen.
Mr.. KENNEDY made another speech
MT Mckay, Of N. c. moved the previous question
which was ordered and the main question put the yeas
and nays being ordered. Yeas eb-nsys l0i.
The bill was then passed.
The motion to reconsider the vote laying the bill res
pecns the bridge over the Potomac, the table, next
came up.
Mr.. KErrspr wished to 20 over
Mr. McCorrELL objected.
motion was made to lay the motion to reconsider on
the table. -
Mr.. KhrrEDv hoped would 20 over his colleague.
who was particularly interested, not being present
The CHAM said could only be done by general con.
Mr.. McCosrELL objected
Mr THoMrsor from Mississippi, made some remark 10
MrMoCorrrLL said he wifhed to inform the gentleman
rom Mssissipphe was the keeper Of his
and was decidedly opposed to the bill.
The yeas and nays were demanded on the motion N
lay on the table, and ordsred-yeas 81, noes 76
The New York herald., 1845-02-19

The next motion to reconsider the vote laying
wout the table On this the yeas and nays call
cd and ordered-yeas II, nays ri.
The next Dill was the onc regulating the pay OF the
adjourned Saturday The bill was ordered to be
crossed, and read a third time
CAvr JoHrsoN said he hoped they would have the yeas
Mr. KENrEDv of Md said before the bill was passed,
he would move a call Of the House.
The SPEAxER decided the last motion TO be out Of order
the reductions proposed
Mr. RAyNoR,o Nc opposed any reduction in the army.
because he thought that the annexation of Texas would
inevitably involve us in war; but If the country was de-
right or wrong He also was opposed to the bin because
he thought II sprung from opposition to Gen. Scott and
he told the democrats that he thought probable that
the said General would be the of great deal more
trouble to them by and by intimaing that he would be
candidate for the Presidency He then sad that as he
war he would proceed to give his therefor the
particularly he wished the reasons OF Southern
constituents as he had been unable to give them when
the measure itself was under discussion. He then said
that i was because he believed would produce war;
would excite conflicting interests in the Union. would
cause excitement and ultimately the dissolution Of the
Union He did not think that the government was with.
ont power acquire foreign territory He believed that
question settled by the purchase of Louisiana and
Forica. He could not either much of the dstinc-
Sn which sas made Ts,ss
the acquisition must be made by contract between the
people of the two States according their constitutional
provisions He did not put his opposition either on the
ground that Mexico had Jurisdiction Texas He be-
lieved Texas was Independent He opposed to the
annexation because could not acquire territory other
wise than by treaty and he then entered into long
gument to show this another objection the disputed
boundaries of Texas.
Mr. BLACK, of c., said he merely wished to say that
in all his attempts at he had not been actu
ated by desire to attack the army General Scott
for whose gallant achievements he had the highest
spect but he sought reform abuses which had crept
in He moved the previous question which was second.
ed and the main question was ordered The yeas and
nays were called and ordered. Yeas lO7, naysS7
The bill was accordingly passed
Accumulation received from the Post Office de
partment which ordered be referred to the Com
mittee expenditures Of the Post once department
Some member moved that when the House adjourned,
il should adjourn till 10 O'Clock to morning
Cries of'nono from various parts of the Houss and
il not concurred in.
The House then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1845-02-19

reducing the Tariff These are now the only
questions which concern the peope-aA Othsu
were tor ever killed IN the recent election. But
these are all questions OF greatmagniude. Those
questions OF Texas and Oregon may, In their ad-
justment, lead to future war.
Marbos, the minister of Bonaparte, who sold us
LOUISIANA, tells us that ii the transfer had not
been made al the very time 1t was consummated,
England would in that same year have made a con-
quest of French Louisiana, and claimed all the
couatry on the west bank OF the mississippi river
10 the Pacific ocean, and from the Cult OF Mexl-
co 10 their Canadian possessions. The repubi-
now tell the Federasts as they did then, that
we can never suffer British intrigue and British
rule TO control the destinles of Texas
The Oregon is one OF equal gravity. Our right
TO the Territory Is indlsputable. Then what ID
there 70 negotiate abouti
said to distinguished friend of Col. Polk's IN
the West, "Sir, is this Oregon question one OF
strength ameng the people of the West, orare they
Indifferent about it, while politicians at Washing
ton are trying TO make hobby OF itv, why,
sir" he replied, "On this subject In the West, the
people are IN advance OF the politicians, and have
forced them TO come out Ia favor OF Its occupa-
tion." "Then, sir, says !, sin the present unset
tied state OF that distant country, the dif-
ficulty of marching troops through wilderness
OF such vast distance, including the difficulty of
subsisng their way, and when there, combin-
ed with our inferior naval force TO defend the
mouth OF the Columbia rlver, would IT not be more
prudent to continue the mutual occupation till our
people made the country strong by migration ~
" Not at al" said he that country purchases its
peace, parts with Its liberty"
AS II is now too late for Congress at this ses-
SION to take, any decided steps on this subject,
and from the improbabillty of the favorable
termination of It's negotiations between Mr.
Calhoun and Mr.. Pakingham, it is highly
probably Col Polk will have this question passed
over to him also, in all its length and breadth.
Very well-Be 1t so. He Is able to meet it with
Texas, or any thing else. They can dodge it them
selves, and leave HIM to settle it. He will meet 1t
honestly, frankly, firmly, cooly, without Anching
or wnclng all the reserved questions they pile up
for administration.
j. B. sutherland of Philadelphia is in town, who
Is an old stager in poitics-others are coming and
TO come. Bon Soir.
SANDY Hook.
The President and Vice, again received the call
OF friends late this afternoon. S.H.
The New York herald., 1845-02-19
ROBERTSONS
PHOENIX HAT AND CAP MANDATORY,
a No. I0a FULTON STREET.

LAST s. d OF ROA D w AY. 80.
and large sales branches OF business in this
city within few years, and the eminent which this
Id the subscriber to application to The HATING
business In city whose inhabitants widely distinguished
for and taste in Dress and at the time for
FOR an .m expense will
branch Of which the head and every
in the community be conducted this pa the
subscriber has employed large number Of the best workmen
tasty Cap Makers Each is under the
Of experienced foreman These
great fse. oa purchasing to tie best
free from the ruinou. Of Brosdwsy-infexbe ad
herence cash delverya determnatcn 70 keep
h to hs iS New YORK al arses IN line equal
He leave refer the following schedule Of articles
and their respective prices inae1rd TS
Identical with Hats heretofore sold at 50 and SIS o.
Any one examination will pronounce them the same,
and WILL on trial find them to do equally 1 good service
TSi. the same artci. hsissoiore sold at S. 50 and
:bGy. s dnss ia as S S:;sa HSEs +. Soys
Usually sold at S. and ss;s-vely neat appear :
A'''' A'N '''' 81 GAPS.
Ssa s8G in very
superior manner, usually sold at - and - 3o ., a,
'e'ona quality Usually sold at 81 50 and sa "
~N' Usually sold at 81 IS and ST 50.
An examination will show style Of the above articles
cannot be by establishment in this city else
BThe style Of Trimmings adopted At establishment
recommended well FOR preventing
,on p q OIL sDsed to the hs % a. o
The New York herald., 1845-02-19
Medical Card,
OCTOR MORRISON

ID q q I q X M O X X SON,
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, NIX Fulton street.
~ Doctor Morrison continues TO be consulted condentiay
all private dseases which he without mercury
strant in diet pursuit. Recent particularly 0oaor
rhe, y he in to days.
STRICTURES OF THE URETHRA are cured by Dr.
NJ on improved principles without pain incouvcnience
the patient the symptoms Of Structure analogous wi
those OF other aecons Of the urinary bat en-
enced Surgeons should he allowed make the
animation those affected with enlarged prostate glands may
Nevpous and CONGREGATIONAL DebhtyThis anections and
the train Of evils rssutng from secret destructive habit
youth inducing nocturnal emissions and ultimate npSsenf
are radically cured by Dr. M pathological primo
aa vgor perfect cure guaranteed or no char;
NB-Dr. nj. holds communion win hrSsee pFetenuss
who claim to be surgeons, he perhaps; the Only
Advertising Surgeon in the city. Be: MS dpion ~ M
insure medicine and advice % part q fne y.son.
= A. . MI 10 ia p. NJ dsiiv jal5 lmSN
The New York herald., 1845-02-19
LECTURES ON SHAKESPEARE.
FRENCH FLINT GLASS. WORKS,
AT WILLlAMSBURGH, L.


MEssRs BERGER WALTER, known for long series
l of extensive manufacturers Of Watch and
Flint Glassware the Dspsrment Moselle France have the
furnishing houses that they established Branch
Of their Manufactoy in this countr and order fu!
them engaged experienced and skal workmen both
style all articles they well moderate
prices, and prompttude in the execution Of orders will they
fondy hope them large share Of from
American and foreign Houses.
NJ B-Customers habit OF transmitting orders their
house In Pa Parad Possonnee or their general Depot o
Crystal 80 Paradis possonner Paris will please forward
them dert to 30 William street. New York. fig 1m~ec