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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-08
a. 9. TURTLE, Auct.

JACOB s. PLATT will sell on THURSDAY, May 9th, a,
- 40 Broadway.C Confirmation Sale Of Elegant and Fashion.
able Rosew God and Mahogany Parlo and Cabinet Furniture
AZ 10 oclosk az No 400 Broadway being the balance Of stock
riy sold FOR cashConpsng in part Of rosewood Sofas, Di-
Chairs Votare do suit rosewood and whist Ia
blcs Partisan style worands rosewood and mahogany Ar
moirs rosewood fancy carved Chairs mahogany Sofas and
full French mahogany Chairs, Voaire, reclining sewing and
Italian cottage Chairs. Crntcrby piano stool qpsrtette
Bureaus and Wastands French carved mahogany Bedsead
Sofa Tables hat and umbrella Stands Bookcases ladies' and
gencmcns antique Chairs book shelves hair and cedar
scs, palasscs, window shades, &c.
N BThe attention Of housckeepcrs called the above
sale, as every lot will be closed without
Catalogues ready early the morning Of sale mi 2t*m
GREAT SALE OF IMPORTED PLANTS, from England
~ per steamer Hibena, to be sold by auction Friday
Ing by A. LEVY at II o'clock, 800 Broadway corner Of
Eeade street This COLLECTION consists Of Eyeecns Fowerns
Ecubia Jeponicas; Moss Roses; 800 varieties Of Double Dab
las kagcs developed moss of the superb sorts
300 varieties Of Double Carnations.
AL Of the above expected arrive in good condition.
To be sold by cat osue m6 J'rh
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TEAs-At Auction-Terms, notes at MONTHS, pa able
seller.
Hysonl9 hf chests at 80 cts per b. 81 lido 40 chests
IS; ii hf do 625.
Young Hysonl6 hf chests TO- IA dot; 10 do co. 81 do
So % DO SSH &c do 49, 81 do 57 4s do ST. III do $751; 10
49, 40 do and ~ Ghosts A. 80 h do AIT $40 do 42 80
Oh 40 Al % do 4o 20 49, 20 do and so chests a9
SO nj do 49, 20 do 81 1874 do $751; 70 do &c. 2lS do DO
l2t, lab bxs 5sl, 1885 hf chests withdrawn.
Twankay-7S chests IS.
Gunpowder 25 hf chests H. 10 do CAL 30 do 80 do So
40 do withdrawn
Imperial-20 hf chests SO, l8 do q, Al do 80.
Ming Yong Souchong50 hf chests a. 500 chests g. "a
do hf chests 274 da 81, 10 do &c.
Gokulo 90 % do )O 22e IL III hxs so 60 lb do
28t, 44O do 49,
Powchong-50 hf chests ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-08
BURION's THEATRE,
ARCH aTREET lIIAnEI PHI A

THIS EVENING, Thursday, May oh is4, viii performed
l.s TIM Tic grand erg,.s Drama IN se de.omia.,sd
Isaac AhaSueus, the Wandrrrr and Accused Mr. asvsns
The Spirit Of Good Miss Kirby: nasbbas, MIR Alssmus
Naomi Mrs w III Smith; Rachael Mn Hughes.
Previous to which will be presented LOAN or LOVER
Peter Spyk, MIR Johnston; Capt. Amesiort, MIR Duna.
Gertrude, Mrs w III Smith.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-08
ISOVVEVY TWENT'RE.

Second APPEARANCE Of Mrs PhIi,ps.
THURSDAY EVENING May eth-Tf> psrformances WI
commence with CLARA;or, the Maid Of Mian-Joeoso, w,
Chapman; Clara, Mrs Phillips
Favorite Dance by Miss Cohen,
Afer which the ROBBERS wIFE-M.rk Redand. Mr. Me
Cutehcn.
To conclude with the Farce Of KISS IN THE pARx-Ms
Pertbonc, w. Chapman Mira Petsiboae Mrs. ishsrwcod
n r Boxes Is c~nts-Pit l2ls
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.

THURSDAY EvNG NAV sI vii b, ,rsssn,se lor ,hs yssh
time, the grand opsra q TIA BOHEMIAN ORR
Segun.
10 The o. .hs os.s Mos Ma and Mss Juls Turn
To soneadr with The rmes q MOTHER AND CHILD
Kate Horn
Fin, T,rs !, Csu,,-BOas. III and ID T..n - csalsra
Ccnts-tiallery, q Cents.
Door. open O'clock and l~ cus. ~ill prses-iy
hafpast o clock,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-08

PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
SECOND NIGHT.
On Thursday, May the sth.
THE ETHIOPEAN SERENADERS,
MEssRs GERM19N sT IAN Is sha. SARRlNoToS.
Having obtained possession Of d: ops, hSss' Of Mt rn'
give their second
INIMITABLE ENTERTAINMENT
On tho above night and continue OPEN EVERY EVENING
until further notice.
IL For particulars small bills
u Admission Twenty-Five Cents only.
Boxes and Seats be secured the Box Once. kcm
10 A. M. until P. NJ.
Doors open at 7--Concer at q oclock.
An Efficient Police in attendance, to preserve order
my8 re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-08

Ys# TIE SUBSCRIBER attends Laying Gardens
all kinds Of gardener work lie has also for sale
general assortment Of Garden and Green House Plants OF
all the esteemed varieties
olmca Shade Trees for will be planted
manner part Of the city Also select assortment Of
scnsons fhe year.
The subscriber respectfully sos tho patronage Of the ladies
and gentlemen Of New York and vicinity
Orders left the Office Of the New York Farmer and Me
chanic m Nassau street. Clinton Hail. will be promptly attend
ed to.
Boqucts should ordered the day before they wanted
They will be delivered place the city directed
VIM LAIRD,
Gardiner aud Florist 18th street and
9TH avenue, Union Square
Railroad cars pass the Garden every minutes.
ataad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-20
New Publications.

- HARPERs lLLUMlsATED SHAKsPEARE. Nos
ca and 20 have JUS, been published The illustrations
and Typography Of This splendid Edition keep up their
beauty and spirit
MoRsF's CERoGRAPHIc MAPs-A new serial
publication has been commenced under tbs tile BY the
Harpers ], viii embrace the whole fed Of ancient
Modern and Sacred Geography Chronology, Hist'ry'
&C Each No viii contain At least four coored maps
Price - cents. The American msps have been prepared
with great care The fret No. contains maps o. the IN
dian Territory Northern Texas New Mexico. W.con.
sin Mich ,s1 aud Arkansas Two or three numbers VIII
be issued each month.
- LIBRARY oF CHOICE READING No. &c,
has been published by Wiley s. Putnam containing
Lectures from the writings Of Taylor Barrow, South
Fuller &c by Basil Msntags Eco. This work has gone
through five or six editions in London 1t Is choice
collection Of thoughts from rich mine.
u WILEY Il PUTNAM will publish immedi-
,tely Foreign Library" uniform with the Lt5raTy
Of Cioes Reading drawn from The Literature OF For
IN Languages It will contain accurate TRANSACTIONS Of
The Rhine BY Victor Hugo; Benvenuto Cenis Memoirs
the full and carefully annotated edition Of Roscoe Au-
photographers OF Zschokss, Marmonte- Goleoni, and
others: The Historical Works Of Schiller Augustus
William schegel. Lectures on Dramatic Literature
Nchc4Is Translation OF thc rays OF hIspoP"a''1f
Goethes Wilhelm Meister FenelOns Teemachu, :
Fouques Thiodolf and Magic Ring, sc.
II APPLETOSs LITERARY MIscELLANf, Nos
and g. are Just issued containing The Beirothed BY
Alessandro Manzoni new translation reprinted from
the last English edition in volumes The Betroih
"a il considered by many equal 10 the fictitious works
Of Walter Scott in depth and power and superior IN a
moral aspect Like some Of Scots works, il gives
graphic sketches Of Life and Manners Of the Authors
counryrnen in the sneP enUlt century Of the worlds
existence.
~ PRAcTIcAL PIEIY. BY HANNAH MOORE, Il
lust from the press Of Appleton q Co. 1t is embraced
In two elegant little volumes The style In which the
work il published will commend Itself TO purchasers
- LIFE IL ESGLASD-Six Lectures on CHRIS
tan Activity and Ardor. by Rev James Hamilton-i'
from the press Of Robert Carter. neat IL mo- volume
Of l67 pages.
rY- CARTER has also published Book for
the Sabbath" by Waterbury, from the London Tract
Society Edition. u o. PIP 246.
~ AGATHA, by Mrs Gore is m interesting Ro-
nance from the press of Z. Ferret Co.
NEW MUsIc.-E. Ferret y Co. 231 Broadway
have issued in splendid style, Music from the Opera OF
Fra Dsvoo containing four songs and four pieces Price
- cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-20
The Newspaper Press.

Rec. Dr. Skinner. OF the Mercer street Presbyte-
rian church. in recent interesting Lecture noticed
among the special occasions OF thanksgiving and
encouragement. the growing disposition OF the gen
eral Newspaper Press, TO present religious inielli
gcnce aud topics of moral bearing. He thoughiit
amongst the peculiarly cheering signs of the times
ed enlisted the side Of religion. virtue, and order
The daily and weekly issues were thus diiiusing
amount of conserva alive principle such had never
been enjoyed AT any prey period and should
the conductors Of the American press generally
throughout the land as very many are already be
ginning to do record the benevolent movements of
NE age snd become on all proper occasions, the de
cded advocates OF Christianity, education and good
morals 1t would. he thought, be the surcst guaranty
Tor ihe perpeluiy OF our free Institutions and would
emncn'iy contribute 10 make Republic dis
unsuishcd light among the nations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-20

FLOUR SPEcuLAToRs.-Agentsf for the Boston
flour dealers go; into Albany On Wednesday morning
Nth the news by the Great Britain They procur-
a. loo. motive At Worcester, with which they
70 sPrineied-thenoe os hsnd car 70 Plit'held and
thence with horses 70 Albany They had sn the fore
noon 70 Themselves Albany besides having despatch
cd expresses lr the West 5y the morning tran At nom
the regular Boston tran csme N with the news whsn
Nes.rs Livingston s. Wells started Express o. the
West expecting % oveTfske the n0rning train al Auburn
but,hey probably did much before reaching Roches
ter. Lo!fhclse journal, lp-n.
~ Tire brig Alert has managed to steal march
upon number Of vessels that iet Chicago in company
With her week $50. Last evening she entered port
WI 90 bushels Of wheat having been only six aud
half days out. some which preceded her several dnys
arc sill due Buffalo Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-20
r;,- The Genuine Gaivanlc Rings, r

these ceehrated articles, feels II duty 10 warn TIE
public lest they be deceived u purchasing syu1os ir
failons Dr. Cr-ue wishes the citizens Of New YORK and
other places whore h. discovery fss been introduced
% that h- recognizes any Of Tie ar
rcles sold under tie OF Gaganc Rags. Bands, &c
unless they connected ~iih bis ana cold by he AL
horned Agent Dr. Crsue takes he responsibility fur
Their gser imitation, Of his discovery possess
beneficial whatever ard that they be garded 10 other
ugh, Than direct fraud. Al persons, therefore, who are
suffering from any u - painful naaiie- comprrhendsd
under Rheumatism IN al forms. Nervous Comp snts
no matter chronic IN character requested
10 apply tie OILY pa;c 10 New fos, where the genuine
Gahapc Rngs ana their notifications be ohtSred. viz
iS4 Fulton-sL Building Numerous certificates from
Physicians Others Of the highest character and ine
,-eace and which are daily Accomplishing, always be-
seen By app ying at tho Agency No 4 Euonst a. above
o2D tfOs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-20
rycreat sale at Auction Of Mills. Machinery,


Sc flr Inc Nanufsrfur- 81 Wooden Ooo1s-Ir cou-e-
cusree of lie death OF p d F,RSuN. of he partners Of
the hou-e OF " ID. FARSUN. he entire e-tahi Of
thAt srr At Waterford. Ms.- Will be offered FOR
lion on tie gl. October next Al J.. O'Clock. nOOn cunssr
Of about one hundred so BY 49, % laI a. " A'rfvr-
upon The Blackstone hisrfi ~ .le ~aisfpo"er, nils
buildings iNiufe-. machinery and tOos thereon, with he
privileges and appnr-narce hereto belonging an inyenio
~ Of which vii be exhibited ~ TIE sale.
The principal mil = brick, 80 'ee by . fTe stories gh
and htied up IN the most approved manner having A.
oiiOn Al end. made OF WOOD - by 81 ieettne whole
contann 10 sets Of cards y JACKS 20 broad and 81
looms 10 ig- pairs iuIns socss' Win suz1- num-
Der of vas pre-es sheang machines, snd other pre2ars
fir ace..srv FOR Ia. manufacture Of BrOaic
sneres-ihe y hole being warmed ty steam anu veil pro-
,s~,sd sgsns s-e There j. also awood-n Mill 90 by IS
-, four stories high. containing sis OF cards acks D.
looms FOR Cashmere u for ssneis, with press shears ard
the other machinery and preparations usually employed IN
manufacturing Cashmere. and saiinets
There {. ~ another wooden mil, 81 feet by a. four sio
es sh containing ~ looms. II cards and jacks. Tue
fret Two mi named a-e 10 opersiiJn-the lasl = not
About twenty-five acres oi Pc land are under hsn culys
Ton p.Jdurng usually tao crops OF Eras. annually ~
supply OF water r. iTse anu -va'fi lnl ha- ry -eldo
proved inadequate Ia supply al the demands which have eA
isted foriL
large Lumber Of Dwelling shops barns and other
buding. which afford sufficient accommodations for carry
ing on the business done a. the mills
TIE Goat Pasture P0u Rocks ur shares In the Cen
trs House al Uxrrdge and the Wafer ght conveyed by
BENJAMIN PonI Jr 10 " Farnum, and reserved By said
Farnum 10 himself 10 his cOnveyanceto Cnanlng Smith, VIII
constitute part Of sad Joint properly, and The whole VIII
be offered and sold a. once
The term. of the sale will Ten Thousand Dollars Cash.
and security for he balance win Interest in nine and Twelve
months 10 he satisfaction OF The respective Posses
ON ~ the N and Estate viii be given Al the erd OF I've
month. from the day OF and H. by The exercise
of reasonable diligence the stock in the process Of manu-
acure The day OF sale shall be sooner worked out and
completed.
II any person DESTROYS Of learning further particulars
10 the tile character Of the property conditions Of sale,
inquiry NAV he made Of WELCOME FARNUM EsTUs LAME,
on the premises EOwARD HARRIS, ofWoon-Ocket, Or SAM
uFf sgzis of the city Of New York No. 30 Fine-si.
The property l. set up the condition that any Of the
persons no,s Interested may become purchasers al The
sale, by comply ing with conditions OF sale
81. FARNUM,
ESTUS LAMB. Admir-
SAMUEL HARRIS. Guardian OF Moses and
Alexander Earnum,
HENRY ) MANSFIELD, Jr
Waterfront, Mas. Sept -. ib45. go eOdtOci-l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-20

Of American Inventors wi. oe held Tie Lecture Room Of
the Genera Society Of Mechanics ard lracesmen 10 Crosby
- near Grand or WednesdaY. I'D inst o'clock A. NJ
10 form an Association and make for holding
annual meetings for the purpose Of exchanging sentiments
respecting
l. The Patent Lsw--crcunsianc4 under which disputed
cases are d-cded-prnap-s OF construction adopted by
Cours-and 10 urge Upon Congress such alterations Of the
avs A. Justice anu equity mas require The establish
f-ni Of centre Of Information, where may be gathered
and suggestions that bear upon Ne interests OF Invent
or.; and s. To consider whatever other may
proposed.
lis hoped that this cal WI b. widely responded TO, and
ch eseuaiion OF he Interests o. inventors convened
a, viii 1--WE weist 10 the ConveiuCls deliberations and
90 encv 10 II. measures. The vensrable Dr.. Nou
pecte. - ure.id- hJRATlO ALLEN, Cha o. Com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-20

IRON rHH COPPER kEGi0S.-A number ~ pro
'essooAl gentlemen, Professor T. sheppard Of Yale
g among others. IN the Empire yester
)'W oin sauli Sue Marie bringing grcs variety Of
'e'a md other choice specimens gathered along he
80. ae'ss OF Lake Superior during the past season One
ssn n OF copper ore. weighing loo pounds, appa
49, win scarcely any alloy, also brought down
y &uacis much attention ON the wharf Ii goes o.
mus oi the steamer julia Palmer, IL also among
-, 'v'afned from the Sault The propeller lniepcn
80. nsd passed round the rapids. ant TO have
,ss' Aaaened into lake superior on Friday sst some
n 'n" tinhcrs were wanting IN order to perfect
-enients Tor the steamer. which would soon be-
!. and then systematic efforts would DE used un
49,. Aso followed The Independence II IS Wild re
p M unlcss party prepared with every requisite
- operation they labor under many dsadysn.
- NsP' ! Informs us that Mr. Newbcrrys new
.'e Napoleon, Ca Stewart lett the Saali Tor Aeaic
No2peI hsrbor. the 18th ut with sixty pass.n-
'ul' freight. BUD Commercial. 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-20

~ French Rook--F. g. BERrEAU, Foreisn
Bos r. 35 Broadway, Las Just pub-h-i Al ezra o
hs general catalogue Ia which in- pne-s 81 stea- macy
ofs hsvs been considerably rsdgcsc and "hch eoAA-h'
beside as IN pOrtauOns- Us cA1-us -7 an1 II
seaeral one may ned without charge " app yng
~ letter. postpaid. q.
fne collection VI Novels Tor sale a. ana :" GEMS
volume.
Revue lea FamilIes-s hAndso volume, royal SgO bound
containing selection Of shori novels, A.es 4e OIn he
D-sg French modern writer's OF -GFkM4ltw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-20

The regular Ninirl curse or Lectures oi il-
Institution will az nnrnce on MONDAY. the 81 Sogemb-r
Il tha College Rooms. an Broadway.
On Chemistry NJ. Lawrrl g. Read
On Maiena Mrdics sud Phamacy-Benj ". w. Ne
Greatly, NJ d.
Durns the course Of Lectures on Chemistry. particular
reference will be made t- pfacca. application u le
science 20 the business Of an Apoihecary ana hen ~
ubjrc qlanttye and qit.e analysis minute Lu-ira
ions showing TIE method 81 asc-fialnz chemically tn
strength and purity uaAy u the mo-t important ace-
used In Medicine and the Arts
Ttre FOR each course - each. be- had Of Mr. Ad-
arssrn eg Broadway ana b0wery Mr.. CcEgcshal cor
uer OF Roc AM Pear -. and M. A.pinWa 50 William
s. and Mr. Mszslfn. 81 Bru1t~sv OSsOciw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-20

AN ExCELLEST SCHOOI-We perform CRATE
iu duty TO the public as well as TO worthy friend by
cordially recommending 10 the attention of parents and
guardians the Boarding School Of Rev Townsend iud
dart in Fouteenthstreet sdaccu; TO Union Square
he advertisement OF which appeared in The Tribune Of
Saturday. We know not how we can better perform
ih' than by copyag and fully endorsing the following
from he C0Erior and Enquirer of wednesday
We can with confidence say thar better arranged or
oe';er appointed scholastic institution have seldom
seen There several points 10 which might a.
uoe snd cal particular attention but the Advertisement
isei is 50 iull and speaks plainly that AL we have
elh 10 express confidence of lis u'nu ness IN ev
'iy particular snd % those who le in search
is good school, that there j. nothing forth therein
when : not strictly carried out. View aid advise a.
sho tSSe any interest IN such matters eheiher
ey have sons 10 educate 70 call and visit this establish
meat which may fairly be clSsscd among the most in
Porisni oil the numerous buildings which have been
erected Ia that section Of the City.
Tie Reverend gentleman who so ably conducts ibis In
stiotQo has aborce among in his important vocation
soue Ggyecn years and We bear testimony 10 the
numerous acsdemicl hOnors which many Of his pupil.
have OBTAINED a. wei the honorable station IN soci
Ely which others educated BY him now msintain. The
sor Of Instruction is with hun the labor ~ love- and ne
successfully cnGcayorug 10 devise additional means Of
carrying oct to the greatest advantage We ieel bound
= say that this formal eulosy but one which
NJ huadsrt has faithfully earned and well deserved snd
Ne so readily be borne cut by many parent who i
soN proud OF bis sons position IN life Cordially there
l@e % We commend hs hOo 10 all in search al suod
zoe beng well satisfied that none who select 4 viii De
ssssn.ted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-20
FOR THE PILES.

nR. UPHAMS ELECTUARY ian Internal remedy is
~ certain cure tor the PILES either Internal Or external
bleeding bind. sold this city Office OF the
Original Proprietor A. UPHAM, VI. ID. irregular educated
experience, confined 10 sn once
practice where Piles and Chrome diseases success
uy treated Medical Once lll BOwery, four doors above
sgnng--t Office hours from A. NJ. Ia . I. NJ ADVICE
,,,fl. ola I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-20

A CLANDEsTISE LEAGUE-From the Canton OF
Neuenburgh, some German and French papers
state information has been received of a clandes
tine league having been discovered there which Is
said to have branched GU, throughout Switzerland
and 10 be intended for al overthrow Of the present
religious moral and social basis Of Society mum
Der of schoolmasiers members OF this league &C
cording to some half official Neuenburgh paper, and
if this authority may be relied on the operations of
that league were intended TO extend over Germany.
This named clandes,ine league the Consiitu-
tionnel Neachaielos calls great society OF Athe
is:s spread throughout Switzerland whose aim
il was. 10 effect by Atheism the overthrow OF all
moral principles and to arrive at violent reform OF
the entire religious social and political organization
of Germany by means Of rcgicde even The eN-
istencc Of this youngest Young Germany l. said
to have been discovered as early as July last. Sev
eral of the leading persons. then, were arrested but
discharged on account OF insufficient proofs but IN
August last sufficient legal proofs were produced IN
Lausanne in consequence OF which ten chiefs OF the
clubs in " La. Chaux de FOnds and teacher Of the
German language OF the name OF Jul Siandau were
arrested there As chiefs OF The propaganda the &C
v" mentions Mcssrs. Standau anu DPleke, both
teachers w iam Near editor Of journal OF theirs
and an apolhccary Of the name OF Hoffman Dr
Fem too. i said to have sustained some relation
with the society.
According 10 the statutes the society l. secret
and essentially political propaganda It's central
office il in Switzerland every member returning TO
Germany is obliged To report 10 that otice regularly
The reception OF a member : performed At night ID
a very my sicrious way Only such persons are r.
ceiyed a. are found to be- true Atheists and revo
u,onisis' The society has in all twenty eight poiIi
cai clubs in all the principal towns Of Switzerland
as well as in Marsccs and Sirasburgh one Of their
principal aims j. 70 operate upon the minds ct the
German workmen IN Switzerland &c.
Translated from Ire seine posi- for Th- Tribune
sSow.-We had a slight ioretasie Of the lnys OF
winter yesterday afiernoon hurry 0 SNOW which
came dancing down ss merriy as IN mid winter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-20

l. ID wheeler. Aiirrn-y and Counselor 81
IxW sos Commissioner II Deeds &c. viii a;i-nd In The
a-siins Roo3 of Txnnany Hal ., III spurs OF tn- ia,
Ard -verin. iylb osg
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FEVER AND AGUE.

ssrs,HAT OLD tAk ORlTE AND STERLING RENE
/ DY."-" ROWANDS IMPROVED TONIC MIN
TURF" tor Fever and Ague" No medicine, In anyas"
az country has IN such universal succrsstpro-
tctd against cotrJeds, by the written signature oi uc
propre0r John H. Road the top of each bolt-) IL
uay ui strength genuinrness and purity nj
the ginal inventors office al No * North second-sur-t
Pmair phia of" ~ q. Fay General Agent No io Fui
tun-st Lamp s1orel sun Buildings NewfOrk -7 om-od