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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-27
TRIBUTE TO THE HON. ROBERT ]
WALKER


CATION recently addressed letter To the Hnn.
Robert j. Walker, soliciting, in behalf of their
Government, in consideration of the eminent ser
vices rendered by Mr.. Walker 10 the cause If
Annexation, that he permit an artist To SCULPTURE
his bust IN marble, to be placed in a prominent
niche IN the Capitol of the new and gallant State
of Texas. Mr.. Walker sent the following an
Propriate reply
WASHINGTON CITY, March 4, 1887.
Gentlemen - have received your coinmu-
ncati"n Of this date requesting, un behalf of the
independent Republic of Texas, permission To
nave my bust taken in marble, To be placed it the
capitol of your nation.
In my own name, and for nv poor services. |
could never accept your proposition 1t was as
the representative of the wishes of Mississippi
mat moved and advocated Gin consequence of
my own feelings and JudgmenD the recognition
ut your independence. My humble name must
hence be forgotten as connected with this or anv
other transaction. But may it long be remem-
hered that 1t was representative of the Stale of
mississippi. who, IN The hour of yunr derDest
glooIn and danger, predicted your success, when
not voice in either House of Congress had been
raised IN y"nr behalf and whu afterwards moved
The resolution, adopted by the American Senate,
recognising the Independence of Texas For INV
c'""' '"t'", "Hu h"l oI NiySelI--ln her name, and
as "ne OF her SenaIors-l accep, your offer.
Let me join you in congratulations upon the
glorious event of the recognition of your national
Indeptndence-an event with which your names
must ever be proudly associated, as The future
Franklins OF Texas; for | know, that without
y"nr zralons aid and CO operation, Texas must
yet have remained unrecognised, marked. with
many rising hope and ebnlns fear. your trem-
bling solicilude; and behed the overfowinp INV
with which your bnsOns thrnbbed, when nv conn
Try first inscribed the name of Texas upon The
roll of independent nations. Ii was done; and
you have more than witnessed The birth of a
new rePnblc-the "nly one worthy the name
except our own conederary. Your STAR is now
beamng in all the brightness of new burn liner
iy. The history of your struggle is hstnry
OF series of actions of commingled valor and
clemency, worthy your glorious parentape. I'M
TIvalled In moral sublimily, and which exal and
dignity the character Of man Y0m are the child
of our Tree insttutionslhe first born of that rnc,
who Will carry onward. and onward still o,r
language. laws. and liberty, throughout our own
America. 20 On. patriotic Americans; 90 ON. INV
connlTymen-tor S" must call you ; 90 ON. nnbIe
and generous people and may the Great Disposer
of the destiny Of nations So order the course ,f
events that the single lumnary which now shines
from your country standard, may break firth a
constellation 0i lights, burning and b,nm;,r
toih orr o,cn kindred stars in DerpetunJ briObt,
ness from The banner Of The American Union :
with the deepest regard and consideration. 7
am yours, most truly RI WAJ.KFp
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-27

re OEHTLEMEN or ENGLASp. AT the
,ecfn' Propagation OF the British Parliament, the
Duke Of Argyle, wbo bore The imperiaI crnwn
stumbled aBd fell and the crown rolled over The
hoor' scattering us gems 10 all directions. To
marx The sense entertained IS the honor and hon
eSiy OF The peers, peeressss and other illnsrious
Pers"nages present, we are informed by London
paper that Officials CONNECTED with the bouso
were placed within the immediate vicinity of the
throne To guard against any improper sesrchinus
for diamonds"
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-27

ADVANTAGES OF 'rEmPERANcE.-Tbee cono-
my OF abstinence, lf figured up, will surp,se All
who have not thought Of it. Say petson is a
moderate drinkeT-,wo glasses DAY will am,oont
To SIS 81 per annnm With this som. a, presen,
rates, he can purchase for himself-coai. vest
and Pan's' SD; NAT, 81; bDots, 50 dUzen seeks,
So two pieces shirIiDg muslin. as n, h;s !, ;ss
~ yards cslieo. $3.50; bonnet, a.; stockjags
aud shoes, - an overeoat Cor self, So; and a
cloak for the wife, 50.
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A NOVEL FEATURE

In the new constitution of Texas, il is proposed
t" incorporate this novel feature that each citizen
of the new State shall hold his farm, of certain
size, free from all claims and legal process OF
course, If man wants credit, il must he had on
some other basis than the land he owns.
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pICTURE or BROADWAY.

The New York Morning News has commenced
a series of Essays under the brief title of g An
Hour in Broadway (Which, rs they give Qra
phic picture Of the mammoth city. We shall copy
from time to time, striking out that par, which
appears to he written for the express purpose of
putting certain houses. and which would not be of
apv interest tn our country readers
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TaF am Of WEAV4NJ

L'ULLY ILLUSTRATED, VIZ ..lt (cfra6v Pc
/ on wood ana --eei hy CLINTON q. 49, r-,.
Al Weaser and Manufacturer. ID o-r ~ ID I'd, I'll.
fo-sr G00 page has ts,-l moi l-,.F g., C...~,
p, Nanuiaciurer. ard Praoca ea,e' 49, .rfrs-..
.osrv IN ,,agr, -av fiaf SINGLE PAGE, $780, ~ 81, -.
- T.. ,,s-'. .--.ea N me book .l.-te. - ~
.l-iEDsw bv GRO. D. BALDWIN, - spl--e-..
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SAILED.
Packet ship La Duchess dc Orleans. for Havrc.
DISASTERS. &c.

The ship Globe. from New York for New Orican. il,
ballast had been ashore the Reef Oh hey West an
vas badly injured She OF by the wreckcrs hl,
lad not reached hey Yves, NJ the las, accounts
NlssiNo NEssKI.-The Rr brig Leone. Liswel Of and
from Windsor Ms for this pom, with cargo Of plaster
called about the let of March called into lubec and Oh
tanned boat and sailed from that po', about the mdd,
efthe month since which nothing has been heard
from her Il is feared she has been down and SUM
By come other vessel The l.. siauneh built vesse
a 100 tons, three years old and owned by the Capt
The brig China formerly of New York went ashore on
he easi aide 81 Domingo 9th May and was abandoned
end sold for the beueh, OF the underwriters
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p.ssrNGFRs ARRIVED.

In the ship Brooklyn fran LeShoyn-Charles = Lester
~ cenos r. e II smith p II Sullivan, Judd, MI.
Ouerbur and children and in the sieerage.
In The ship Saratoga from Ner Ore1Hs-k sands TUCK
er lsdy children and servi Mrs lhos shdel chidei
and nurse Miss Julia Sldell Mics II NJ Brande1se, { !
Smith and lady Thos Clark lady and children, Mrs r
Kirkland. Mrs T. ID fIinsdae. all OF NOresns-Mrs' NJ
Waller Miss NJ r. Waller of NNoTk-Miss galloway ana
Il Taylor of Brooklyn-D DUNBAR ana 10 IN '"c s'''i
age. ,,r,;t ii,
and Q children Mr. Palmer and lady, Miss hopmsn MI
Norman Mr. suzcitc. Mr.. Boswell Mr. Crsman' MI Con
ri6 and i'm the
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ARRIVED,
Ship Brooklyn. Richardson from leghorn, ApiI y
uassed Gibraltar IL, May with marble, &C To T. Richard
con Co Len ship Lotus for Boston next day brig
Aldeburon, ar days previous for fhiad
Ship Saratoga Russell 10 days from NewOr,eens WIN
cotton &c. 10 w Nelson Cape ilalieras w by ~
uniles saw fine school OF sperm whales.
Ship Oswcgo Wood % days from New Orleans, WIN
cotton SC to T. Collins \ Co 2olh ut IN Tie Gun ei
Mexico, saw brb Alabama from Mobile ior y ork -
Ship Katharine jackson. (o Batimorc) stafford ~ d.
from Rotterdam. with mdz To Wolfe Five cabin and
179 steerage passengers
Ship Sutton. Galloway, days from Charleston, with
cotton and rice To Geo. sutton
Bark Ranger. Miliken l6 days from Mobile with cot
ton TO the master
May with coffee. sc. TO + Corning 4 Son. Len bark
Madeline. Shankland Caspian, Peabody John a. kobb
Carleton Nignelon; Smith, Nile, -; brgs sea Eagle
enith Brothers MAYHEM, Leader, Dewtg l. :. shil
RAritsn brig Bsnbrdge. sailed the day before ON
Bark Chester. Robinson. (oi Portland a days from
Rio do Jsnciro with coffee Grinnel Minturne Co
ID June lsi 30 Ion u spoke schr Mara hos OF Nlo
{ days from ? hlad Tor ST Thomas.
Brig Mary Walker, Thorne. 10 days tgom Wimin gon
NC. with naval stores 10 Durham Dimon.
Brig Exact Johnson. days from savannah, with cot
ton Sturgess Chairman
6chr Two Brothers, Richardson, ; days from Washing
ton NC, with naval stores to L Mitchell
echr Mansfield. Birch, days from snow HILL with ro
toRNFox.
schr slower, Davis. 6 days from Newbern, NC, viii
naval ftore TO L Mitkhell
schr Isaac Townsend, string, , days from Ocncokc
c, with naval stores TO b Blossom.
schr Miller Chstin, days from Virginia with stavo
% the master.
echr Michigan Terry DAYS from Baltmors, vii
corn to johnson s lowden.
Schr Pauline HOwdcn. 3 days from Washington, Nc
with naval store 20 Dcpcyster 4 Whtmarsh.
echr Silas Crane. johnson. days from Washington
NC with naval stores To |. Mitchell
echr Mail Holman days from Ocrscocke, Nc, vii
naval store 10 Nissan.
Schr Commerce Burnhsm, days from Ocracoke Nc
with naval store to ;. l. Mitchell
Schr Havens. Bishop 3days from Virginia wit
corn to II Ravens
echr Charles l. 1home rsckson, days irom Wilmn.
ton. NC. with naval stores.
Schr Anaconda Fulford. 5 days from Washington, Nc
with naval store to Bryant 4 Maitland.
I echr GsIens Leads 5 days from Richmond, with Goa
bound to Troy.
schr 4 Ihorne Jackson : days from Wmingto'
NC with naval stores 10 : Powell.
schr Henry Clay Cloush Is days from key West WIT
oah to Center s Co
sehr Pioneer Rowland. Washington. NC, naval store.
Sehr Lozicr. Goslin. Virginia wood
eehr N. Van Buren,, Smith Virginia wood
echr MARIETTA Berry Boston mdzc
Sehr Cooley S Co, Eldridgc Boston mdxc
eehr Samuel Appleton, Niokerton Boston rndze
BELOw-l bng.
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WINDOW SHADES

VV-HOLESALE AND RETAIL. 81 Nelly RIKERS.
w 1871 Chat street. who have be-n re aer 1urr-
he pa. winter 10 secure every and o-gina aye OF
pa-rncs calculs ed % ecr tie attention OF those ~ho ar
lesrous Of blending the useful with e ornalenis and re
nce with utility a the approaching season " r-ll-hns
and reiecoratnF Our assortment consists OF over lSt
pairs OF The following STYLES and prces. VIZ
to Prs Landscape and >cEs, from e-tc 10 = > Per az
7ifo 90 Oh Landscape. ron. ........cl - 10 ) -
- ." Corltiai Runs. o"oto so
t,fo ." beautiful Landscapes stye-, o0io 90
% pattern unecuaicd IN ms county, 81
nyl kLLTY RIKER, Isl Chatham street.
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Drn Goo0s.


PATERSON SILK FACTORY, NJ Ill.
MANI FACTJ RS Tram, Organz.He, an ga - &c a.
vi Seang- of the very be-i quality, Tor hinge gimp az
zach ace makers 80, ,.-t. 400. m.
@eviur. In small skeins-hack, blue bacs' Ashi ds ~
escorted a. may be ordered, handsomely pu up 10 an
pound paper- bundles q 100 skelns each OF I'D car
On. " i000 ske.ns iO suit purchasers . Ill.
Ge,,iea,. main and fancy CraVa- N The newest - ~
40 r.c1 willie and printed Pocket Hanckerci-eis
Sarsnefs &c for bat and cap Innings ,- -
-ik Cloth II anv required widi1-plan i0i pruning u
i.ef for banners and fags.
Waste silk for cardng and spinning. .-, 81,
The above for sale and orders FOR any aftce IN l 7
/ ae solicited by = siiAi ~,
naa.
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CAST STEEL SAWS

hoe 4 co.'s WARRANTED CAST STEEL SAW :
u-TAe Propret0rs of the " Hoe fnnlns ffrs- Mh
chime aud Saw Mandatory beg cave % nioim "f l-D
c and lie consumers of saws Etuefliy Aal lf iinr q
Coz. Warranted Casi->et saws are noi now 80 ~ ~ iu
ful1u- exclusive clfnris-lpu iu-- -- .i '-
bat that ,le same may Dee procured al aAf ei ~
oe- 10 tie city, or a. lc " art-roous u iir slaill+..
eos. Nos ~ and 81 God-srcrf- or OF e iiAi1 are Al''
,.,era IS throughout the L allied States and Caaada
I- Sagss ale al made o. sandersou. Brothers CO
celebrated Casi>,eeI. and lave outh'Ti utu $780,,
, 10 MAINTAIN h mo- earts vii be spared IN ,eir nanlitc
N-- - ---
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III SEAT AND FARM FOR sALE--near H. village %.
- S0mervlIr, Somerset Co.. AeH Jersey. sal Farm
consists Of p of Land, - OF which WOOD Ths
Buildings all NEW, and built within Yelrs- Hou-
aud Barn both Du.tb By days work and oi e best mliea
r- House built u the COTTAGE STYLE. - bg 81 front
la through lir centre. parOrs tn-ed win marble manfe-
- irct front aud II feet down each -lct0gef1
Nth Observatory top of -ad House. ts0 story ach
the rear and Ce.aT under le whole 81 fle build
rg with Panres, and a.. tagged through fie best
Tire Barn t0 feet long and painted ~fcLWrt1e HOu-'
e-Holse SC. Also great variety ~ FRO IN ol a-i de-
scnpCOu.-fogef.er with quanlfy of >lrlInery.
The premises e within four hundred yards pfie Country
seal and about quarter of mile OF Inc Railroad. IT.,
place about hours and lai from he ty. For FAR
her particulars inquire of e subscriber and proprietor Oflf
NATi0SAL H0IEL, so. 3 CORTLAND ST.. teH YORK.
r2l ~ CiIAS. WlkOFF
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FOREIGN PORTS

Al Bermuda 2sth ulr brig Jsbez Smith I'm Savannah :
Ssh, Chine hill Robinson, New York schr Mary Au.
custs from Baltimore passed The Island sbou, 18th ut
Al Saxua Ia Grand. 25th ut brigs Zelm OF Portland
for u s. in % drys Emelne for Boston in IS DAYS schr
Marry for do in dsys; -, Of Warren Tor Baltimore.
loodinG
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cOOPERS' TOOLS

n raj frr UOIiSE ana SHIP CARPENTERS, bl lIh II
FRS &C. &c can be obtained al DER yareit a, W ,LE
,ALE and RET ALL. al No. - JLIpN->l. ~ I'm
the ceetrafei ulllilctlrefs it'i NO. 90. ~
such a. ALBERTSON'S, CONOEh>' hOh4oNS a--
.OCHESIE TER o, -,,. r.,..
ALSO Coppcfs pv', e--.l- D'--e
,-,s-,-s, 10 p,vsss Do. BccA Irons
S,r..r.f IT,. uo,ns Wood Do. Tap Blustorers
"a r-o, ~ DO. Leseing ? .snes
Do Head and Slave Joinefs 10. Slees
49,. Do. Marang Irons &c.
Do. Braces
NOTICE.
We have the genuine WARRANTED Cas-. Sc, Johr (,
CoSGERs Tools. which warrant 10 al re-pte-- t-i' D.
not error 90 John Congerson lca We eve -lel O.
discount f1 dealers. ..-..
The subscribers are also IMPORTERS an Gs>t al -,
rs .u ENGLISH. GERMAN and AAi-hl,AN hAhD
WARE CUTLERY, &c Sc. iac.l-lng yer! tN.t,'.,t
,sseRTvtNT, winch ey offer io COY Nis9 ", i,-rf
liler, a. HARSfr PRICES OSDVN-' - $50
NHARLfs osHuRN. - ca,
tHagfFs :. IfrffF.
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sTIK AND STRAW WARE HOUSED

f~c PEARL-STREET, Y. N.-R l. SMITH q NJ
10 DERsON would invite the attention OF Mercn.N
Xix AND sTRAW GOODS. 10 which hey are maxim
on.iauf additions from the latest imporiauun lhc q"
sortrnenf OF DRESS GOODS VIII al all times conp,l-e
market They would invite inspection Of hrf ~" iieih
II FRENCH LAWNS AND MJSLlNS, rch Injured ~
plain Camehon and BrOcade Silks, printed Bare - ana o.
,ornes striped Fouar,- and tances, new patterns oi ID
la,nes &c 4 very large assortment of sHAWLs AL
sCARFS, Camelion, siik and Cash ssln i.iN- H.
sss and Eazoriue plain and embroidered De Lmnc, -
les Cravafs Scarf and Hdkf-, swiss MuA-, snipc-
accs and Fdzings Ribbons Gloves, Nfis Nc lAry QUE
.esire uarclar attention 10 their stock oi fpci-A ~"
american STRAW GOODS comprising every variety 4,
Florence Brad. Straw, Lawn, Willow and Fancy bonnet
4 Spring styles, and VIII Dee sold Of ne 9"e- manu-.
Lerhorn Hats and an entire assortment oi rain Leo
Iss Of every quality and price. Artificial 10" ef- bolnt
rrurnrgs 4 C. which VIII be sold for cash or approve
-, -. ,.-,c..
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SHERIFF. >ALE.-
l21E yvAHD LuMBER YARD,

4 T THE FOOT or 5i;h >IkLkI, ~ DsON nv X
n g. : MOTT -. pI-..lr- M giving notice % TIE
OWNERS OF REAL PSI ATE ard RESIDENTS, that lr
-A band large assortment Of = AnEi. q, AZ A--s
Which be o--r- Tor lo-i al eo4s elt-' ~
S well aware h cAn compete with other dealers ~ ~ Ciy,
yrces and quality and particularly nsies a. efsons
70 sFe In ca- and examine Is s'oeA P'ef'0-' - ~.
Chasing -
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E'IIlE I>-iks>t t.-Af nir iuNf-i u'r-, 9t ur
L HNRTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, n-
.0rrOaird 1870 Charter perpetual
ThI- long established and Ne.lsnown institution hHVn-
been DO active operation fhtle pearf cohinl o insure
ul-e- Furniture. stores, Merchandise and uirf lf'pr
So against lo-s damage hy t.e ol fe most iaForaDe
rms JOHN NELSON. Jr Agent
b. "a. New lIra
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EICnTn AVENrE LOTS


q FAX" fViA N'hh'--l.t e,a,fs ~ o.
- County. del glfIlly situated A fniu f mile oi Ia
tauc Asylum NJ Uuca- D. contains ll Acres of eNceicn
LAND the principal part ui lch i b state oi cui
alton \. "a fenced and iFafeIed. his srle aud enumo
iou. DWELLING HOUSE Or FOR Ilr accommodate Cd
gele. family, with suitl1e barns fni Once tol-cs.
Eler for Practical Farmer Gel,.euHu relred from
BUSINESS THIS property Orer- advantages seldom fn Dee nae
qiil being only miles from the Cry Oi Luct nile iron
he village Of New Hartford mile from New-1 ofk MIL
,nd miles from tie village of WllesburJ, beng n if
.ruffe OF A dense manufacturing population.
Application 20 be made 90 WA. TURNER, on the pre-
n'scs. OrtO $500.
mvi; Inn NICHOLAS DENEREUX rtcA
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PKOFlI--lte following example afe tri oi t ioA-
distributed 10 fte a-f annual meeting o me soccer. Il" -
wa- held be- London. IN Mly.l3ii
a.. S~m t----I p.-r RUrr- n Bauu. frrmiu
...1-d pr,,,s,r f...r .Iillton .llca-- reduction
oif.rI tl sum l alull
assured. premium
~ s7-.7 80 81 AZ SO b S8f ls $50 a8
fee -r 81 fg ssh 40 r9
f-l SO n0 Zs f 81 m
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DISTANCES AND RATES on FARE.


aad ai re- n'aisy' 1pni IA -
cars " ~ cave
PATERSON NEW-YORk.
0c.ocA, A.. II. "a 0c.ocA A. ~
li III NJ
8 p. T. IL
PATERSON. NFW-YORK
Ococ.. a. ~ .. O'Clock, A. "
:. L. ~ 81 Y. N
P1sseng.rs advised 90 IL ~ he ferry e~ ni,.s
,ofe -e ..a.el lolfs u departure One y CHA -.
ATfi ~ f1tt -.
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Lamps, Cntlcrp, 81.
SOLAR LAMPS, sc

SOLAR LAMPS, &C.
NJ 4 J. MERRITT, 100 Bowery. between Grand an1
vi. Hestertrrei- have always hand handsome a.
-orment ui SOLAR and HALL LAMPS. OlRANDOLE>
&c which warranted TO be IN al respects equal 10 al,
sold IN the City. .
Also-ChINA. GLASS, STONE. EARrfEN and
BRITANNIA WARE, TABLE CUTLERY, Ac. A. 4o"
price, wholesale and retail ms lm'
LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, &c.
I AMPS. GIRANDOLE>. HALL LANTERNS An
IL CINDELABI;A>, for the Spring Iraie--DltIL
BROTHER CO, No Is Johnsireci. are manuiacluiii-
aud have always hand complete assortment OF arces U
ter lne OF tie following descriptions which they VII se4
a, wholesale or retail a. Low PRICES Tor cash.
Improved Chemical on and Camphene Lamps,
sofa lamps ca, and Brouzed. ! great variety,
Cornrils Cos celebrated Patent 50 ar Lard Lamps,
CirAndoies various patterns, sl-t svere or brouzed
Suspcnding >OArs. Done Campl-le Lamps,
Bracket Solsrs. Side do do
solar Chandeliers Bracket do do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps. Stand do do
Britannia Hand Lamps, Camphen- Chandeliers,
Superior Chemical Oh, Pure sperm Oh.
do Camrirne. Solar and Lard Oh.
DO Burn nr Fluid. Refined " haze o. mis- 2Ir
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lg45- SUMMER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

nps- ,NENAONk And ERIE RAIL I'D
- ROAD LINZ for MddieiONn, Goslsn ~
- and .nfarnlai. lfe t.sfes Two Daily
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nlaehinern for ttlanutarlurcs, sc
CAST. STEEL EDGE TOOLS.

CASI-SIEEL EDDk 4OCLS'
ry,uF Real t,rnuiu. CON0ERS TOOLS can only be Rad
MI - Attorney sweet. where they arr made and hn4sht
sh nv own haud- therefore can recommend uein ahe
= Co., pc. 4 co.'s q Plat street 1lo., 0oi- offered
bv Osborn LiuIe 50 Fulton street. ana otiff -iuf-
Stamped C0ngerr not my maSr, end are ar-lsur1 %
i,.-i,e MIN. are stamped thus "CouEcr, Nc"n ORA. -
Auornev street, The name %. J. Conser Berry Is also
dded he having iulefc. in ae business y Aneia4 Us
INN ,.,.5 (. ''''' JOHN CONGER
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Oruns ano nleoieines.


nrcHARD~ON cos CELEBRATED ANEhIC -
II PANACEA.-rhis Mrilcne coipo4nisl s.,.s 80. 49,,
RON any l-r--iiel-- detrimental Dr. neaA Va - -
.fl,ar 0ra v-.r -rrr- hV md lFliIA sorry ALL
CELEBRATED >CkOFl IA. ani Nio a 'ss s-..-- $50
-llalf rf fle most emf -t. i --'- n ~
.lf vtl-- "a l.u- Pie .easf apparent pore p. l
Ion r0 l.. ... aid va by them pr1l9licrl r. -
.rr, lf--r -.-l.r Pie above named medic ' I'VE 1
80 ..-. - r.-...f health Thai med ere n1, been 80
WITH unprecedented -lcce-- and las never ii-i p ~,
stance iagH-r aken accordance 'i'n llrrr..'-- "
perfect cure li - fl. ~ c.---r -
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TrR S0ar~ BRONCHITIS KINGS p u. Ihl>lr
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-CALD HEAD. AND ALL 81 lANt9-> ulrf- $50
DR PAINS OR ULCER, ARISING FhyA ~ ~ a.
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l-e t-r as.1u-sir-- Ol-s one 'anr ,lo-..-i ~ .r ~
rr 1- ltI each morning before eating 'icl i-it. f
. atone errcf while IH most cases $50 as - ,
.erte -fnarrc. Increasing Do sPpe''r tl senrf.
~ -.-.-- -,l.ar al u-erl,el -orrs fo discharge uiort
- -.t tr r-oilcing erectla attentive ui -e y i9
.-.-sul purifying AMI Trlllcls pe--'- N--o- e' '-
Persons. while taxing r sholM refrain ron he nee o. a.
J..-.-7 II ,sro.-. .of THOS g. TALMAGE.
.e-- Agent 81 Pl1e-s,reef. opposite tie Custom House
Ney-Y ORR. and Do Astor House no. ~ aA- -. roa
vfv. corner Broadway and Clanihers-L. " - Ii-
So - Ne--..'. Ncs rs ard 81 Bovery, No 81 nion
49, Nos - and ~ Hli-0n, and - Hin.no ids- e.',.
Hudson ~ So Drtli--i No d. ..l ~, " -,
500 -lui - Clerry-s-- No ~ ~ 4srI-,- =" % N-
,-.re-.f. No ssh and i1l Peari--; No iif Canal-si
BroosvI j. ". smith. corner Of FULTON and 1ra,9ftil
-f-. and Nm Bagrove, squires bliin7-, corner " .
i.i lnrcsts. and by a. ihe principal druggists ID ''
Drv. b Loc.ro7y. No - Besvcr-.,. Clinton Buildings
Il " Dro-r son ~ % Norh Seccni--t, Genera
g. COLBY. No 85l Prar-s'.. y. Y.
f-.f-rrons l- fakn. 'he article. and great number
~-,-.. and testimonial be seen ali uotntri az iii
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