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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-07
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The Albany Argus contains the follow

The Albany Argus contains the follow
ing:
Seizure Of Imported Wool.-Mr Dear.
born, one of the Inspectors of the Boston
Custom House succeeded on Thursday,
in tracing out and selzing at Lowell two
lots of wool Che quantity not known
which had been entered, one at Boston
and the other at New York, under false
invoices, One lot was in the possession
of the Lowell Carpet Company, and the
other in that Of the Hon. Royal South
wick, but not imported by them. The
wool should have paid 80 per cent duty
and 3 cents per ID. instead olwhich paid
but 5 per cent. This wool therefore was
of the kind nvoiccd abroad as not costing
more than Scpcn centS--of which some
100000 Of pounds were imported last
year, under the protection extended to the
American wooi-grower by the tariff of az
P,'oscription.-'The wings are greatly
shocked at the removal of few old dogs
who have lain in the Government man
ger ever since the hood-too old to work
themselves and fully determined that what
they can't do, no body else shall. These
winners forget that Just after Gen. Har-
rison was inauguratcd, Henry Clay made
the following declaration in the U. S. Sen.
ate:-
"Tat tie democrats in office wcre al
ready tricd and condemned, and vere about
going, like criminals in cart, WITH HAL
TIERS ABOUT THEIR NECKs to EXECUTION,
that if ONE remained in office, He WOULD
BE LEFT AS A MONUMENT OF THE SPAR
ING GRACE OF THE WING PARTY"
Take it cody, gentlemen!
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-07
PLAYING, VISITING AND BLANK
CARDS.

GEORGE COOK of the firm Of Ely, Smith &
w Cook for the past six Years manufacturer of the
celebrated Bartlett Cards would inform the public and
the patrons Of the Old Establishment, No. II Fulton ST.
where he has always been employed, that he continues
the manufacture oiall the varieties Of Playing, Visiting
and Blank Cards, heretofore furnished by the Establish.
mcnt-and that orders for the various kinds will be faith
fully ind promptly executed, application to his sole
agents. Messrs ELY LATHAM, No II Fulton St at
the following prices usual discount off, for cash those
In huV tn spIl moulin vi
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-07
ROYALTON ACADEMY.

TINHE Fall term will commence Wednesday, Sep
tembcr 10th. The school will be under the contin-
urd and approved instruction Of Mr. SylIanus Bates. The
services Of Miss Maria T. Russell lady Of superior
tanmcnts and excellence md several years experience in
teaching, have been secured.
Young Ladies' will enjoy peculiar advantages for arqulr-
ing correct knowledge OF Drawing Painting, Music and
the French Language.
Gentlemen designing 10 become teachers, will receive
appropriate attention. Frequent and familiar lectures
will he given on the sciences.
Board, in good families and on reasonable terms may
be obtained, Tor those who prefer hoard them
selves.
Tuition in English from $3.50 TO 300
Latin and Greek 800
French " 400
Drawing and Painting =, 100 extra.
Music including the use OF instrument 10000
ELISHA RIM, Secretary.
Rnyalton, July 2lst, lS4J. 27lti.
BROAD CLOTHS * CASSIM ERES.
T oW PRICED Bmc Black, Black, Blue, Brown L
IL Green.
Go r. HIS.
Fancy Cassimeres and Doeskins, CGearsome rs low
~ cents.
s fTINETTS plain ami fancy from 10 cents up.
Kentucky Jeans, from 20 to 30 Centand other goods
for making cheap sack coats at equally low prices
IT mont is tor, and goods iOU in proportion
Give us call If You want 10 be sure 10 get your mon
eys worth. DANA, JR,
Jnv II, 1915. 212.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

r WOULD respectfully inform those who have lost
L part or the whole OF their natural teeth and wish
them replaced by artificial ones, that have made new
ARRANGEMENTS and improvements in my establishment.
which will enable to manufacture artificial sets 10
much greater advantage than heretofore and, result
of thiS have deter mined to offer this kind Of work the
following advantageous terms
For any piece of work for which charged $40, up
wards shall require halfhe price in Cash dsii-
re nandcr to he paid ut the cEd of six Tor twelvc)
months if the work gives satisfaction; nj the end of the
time agreed unon il the Artificial Denure' does not
1--WE GOOD satisfaction ii will be received again, and the
money refunded or the balance Othe price FORFEITED 10
The pGticnL II. :. CHASE, NJ. d., Dental Surgeos
Woods stock July lst Si5. 26sf
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-07

Certificate Of Col. Samuel Kendall of
Enosbargh, mom,-This NAV certify
that in the winter Of 1887, my eldest
daughter was attacked with a cough, which
lasted .or some two or three months which
daily increased, so much SO that she was
unable 10 rest at night, which wasted her
strength, and to all appearance she could
not exist many weeks longer; when, upon
trying DOwnS' Vegetable Balsamic EHru,
she received immediate relief her cough
ceased, and did not return during the re-
mainder Of the season. have constantly
kept it in my honse since, and do not
hesitate to say, from its use in my own
family, and its good effects upon others,
that | consider it one of the best medicines
for diseases Of the lungs that have ever
known. SAMUEL kendall.
Enosburgh, Vt, Oct. IL, 1874.
This may certify that am well acquain.
ted with Col. Samuel Kendall and also
with the case above stated, and do not
hesitate to say that it is the truth.
MOSES NJ. CHAMBERLAIN,
273 3w Justice Of the Peace.
fD7Prepared only by N. II. Downs,
Troy, Orleans Co., Vt.-Sold by CURTIS
q SMITH, St. Adams, VT, the only whole
sale agents, and by agents supplied by
them throughout the United States and Can
ada; or by r. Richards, their agent 40 Di-
vision Street, New York, who keeps a sup
ply on sale at propretor's prices.
Persons wishing for the agency, where
there is not one already established, will
be supplied, upon application by letter to
Carts a. Smith, upon fair terms, they al
ways stating the best and safest mode OF
conveyance,
The above medicine is for sale by Dr. S.
j. ALLEN, Woodstock, Vt.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-07
" O o l..

A FIRST rate ASSORTMENT Of Broadoths, Cashmere.
n Satnetts and other Goods will be exchanged for
Wool, il Offered soon, und the highest price given.
Oar Woolens are cheap aud WOoi buys a many Good,
as ever. 272 CIIA'S DANA. in.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-07

Other orde: Vi either Of the foregoing quail
tiles
MOURNING CARDS oryarions sizes nude to order.
Gold Bordcred Cards, do.
Gold edged do
Enameled Sheets cap size and 20 by 81 inches.
Ivory surface do do
Pearl do do
Bank Sheets do do
Also Railroad and Steamboat Tickets made order, Of
anv color or Of different colOrs desired.
The subscriber invites all Editors in the United States
and Canada who disposal to take their pay Cards
who will send IN n copy Of their paper containing this
To insert II for three months
GEORGE COOK.
New York. July 6. 2733m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20
MARRIED:

on Thursday. Sept le, BY Rev, Jno. Knox d D.,
SAMUEL : MCCLURE OF Milan, Ohoi, to SARAH "
dau ghier Of Samuel A. Van Der.p, Of this city.
Al Newburgh eih. Charles +. Wells 10 Julia A. Walsh
9th Thomas Ring 10 Lydia Ann Brown
Al Rhinebeck lst Charles A. Dewitt 10 Serada L.
MarQuaTt
Near Hudson, 81, Thos Hassard Jr. Of Mass 10 Jane
n Harris
At Hefkimer 18th. Hiram Topper 20 Celia Nells.
At Buffalo 7th Bullock 10 Caroline Samplers; ith.
J. :. still 10 Adcls Wcks
At Poughkeepsie 10Th Zschariah Churchill 10 Sarah
Bradley 9,h. John N Thompson TO Mary Bardsley.
A, fishkill 9Th Jedadsh y Arson 70 Susan NJ. Ward
AZ New Bedford Mass 10TH Agemon :. Howard, Of
New.York, 10 Sophia Bryant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20

AT Boston there has been rather more doing in Do
9ssae Fleece and saes TO good extent have been
.oe 800 ~ 3 10 mos as TO quality and snpefhne
w Y %, mos In Foreign the sales are unimPori-
Al Cincinnati the receipts are not large TAR quar-
Vo' Washed sells Tor 2jQ2S common 2Od8 In
shed sells for One-thlrd less. AT 81 Louis the re
ps saow slight increase and meet with ready sale at
uei quotations halt hccccd, washed at II d2i three
. ..'shs % fullbood p unwsshed, quarter 10 one
ARG ess, according To condition Al Philadelphia the
~aAhd continues good. and about i3VOO 70, various
koes have been taken AT about former rates Al
-.seurs the advance in common and blood noted Is
Wn.,naec' but the amount offering Is less "ood Skn
MS m demand al %. Prices OF WOO are now near
' ~ ~ qeie As high A. IN NcwlOrk.
siAVES-We hear of no sslcs of importance and the
"rsei IA as before noticed. the supply i large.
.tAs-Ihe sales today in the new sales room lust
ysaed BY Mr.. Mccullough went Of well. The company
- "a rse add there was good competition for desira
- eeops The low grades fell OIL or cts y ~ but
n 900 Teas sustained the market
sLasIER-1hcre is not much afoai. The last sales
Wn 4a3 % delivered up the River. On the spot
's",s orng 62i y ton.
asALi-We note sales 1900 sacks Liverpool fine Mar
20 and Ashton's" al 32al 30 cts.
,woM-About 40 toes Orrcl from ship, sold al ~ %
IoRACCo-The market for Kentucky is quiet but
s,sv previous quotations. The sales are only 10 mo
60 extent In Foreign there is nothing OF i'm
Fo,sncs doing
ftEE-we note sales Of 1000 bags Rio, for export
n nfms not made public
o'isiONS-PoTk is rather dull and we hear Of no
D. Worthy Of note excepting 800 bbis Mess al II p
,.v 49, ~, OBS II 10 and IA % bid The demand Is
a., "fhi at msike, rsies Beef is very heavy. We
49,. - and e. for Prime and Mess Lard is hrm and
svrss Very few Beef Hams Offering. Iierce Beef
ks,s'.e Tor England, Is scarce. The market we be
IA :. bare OF Picked Meats. Smoked Hams y a 9;
sss s ns ! do Sides do Beef sag la Butter
H. Cheese there is change. The market is firm and
(As 'pPy Of Butter being small prices are very high
q ~ a. Ga Western Dsiries, l5dlo. Orange Co. IL q
Shssse a az, with some inquiry for shipment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20
Carpetlng.
CARPETING, +

CARPETING, Floor Oh Cloths, Rugs, Druggets Sc.
u for a. -sleF anil Is IN ant Of Csrpeng Or any ar
ce IN The Inc, c'pecuy invited % cal and examn-
4 i- extensive and hest as-offme u brussels,
Three Ply, Ingram and a. oh-r styles % Csrp-ung, on
Cloths Rugs &c a = - be found IN Tie City The e1urs
new and selected for tne Fall sales from the mos
celebrated manufactures OF tins country and Europe In
the many splendid patterns and new styles
Of coOr which not o. - found any other store Puf
cha-efs may assured they will rnd the prices much
lower han al any sim. ar establishment IN tn- Cry.
v ban experienced pho--rer viii attend ih- f.nR
and layng Oh CloLns -kng Carpets Nc. A. he -hoft-s
notice. ". II GUfoN'- New sore.
= i.tf Fronting on 81 Fas, Broad and II Dvisionst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20
DR. BROWN. OCCULIsT

OFFICE l65 CANAL-sT. successor 10 Dr.. Chi.ts, the
~ celebrated Occullst " Birmingham anl London con
inues h successful treatment al diseases Of he I've 70
which OF forty years have yielded, having ben
declared ncurabe By he mosi eminent Occl-is Mes rs
and small Pox certainly and permanently cured Opacity
OF the cornea As .pscks and uebua successfully removed
Dr. Brown hegs reference 20 me following cures, some o
which were declared llclr4D4e.
r. Balm 40 BroOue-st ian Astonishing cgresn invcie-
rate case OF Ifiopatc ftt) severely srcri with opAa
mia for nine years procured The he-t treatment bug obtained
perm aneai good Dafsn - ensled-eyss Ae TOO Dale
OF b.Ood-con-deret my case hopeless hr Hall ~ Wax
- fe1se Small Por The sel acute Opa.ms and neDg-
ous opacity Of cOrlr 4 daughter ~ Ms. " i4M-, ~
Wax case OF opthamia and nebua from Small Por Nrs
gransn CrOstysL MALI uani case tom isie ne lhi-
: 70 Ger y Thai from h- decomposition Of lime my eye was
weeks H0u<' 33 O.verst ian inyeierate case OF Sua-
nc I-fs-saved eye and benefited The other H. j.
Hefern 81 Bowery chronic Ep>ptora, or dropping " the
T. Eu-s BrO0Ayn, cor. OOd and Nassau - curon-
optAaluia and .cerad from line Of J. Ban
stead Jersey City, almost blrd from Neasles Mary Cas-
dy cor Roosevelt and Cherry sis case OF mould r Crow"
iev steamer Massachusetts, OF prt-eHt oPthdiruL
Ms Mokier - CannOl-sl violent Gaze OF Inu- and
oornea with nebaA complicated ih Anianosis %
IS years -andlEg from flrasl-. pronounced ncgrtle
$50 her mother a with urthaa = years. cured 81
chenosis Jas McColn, 81 WashingtonsL IiYPeafe Or
chronic inflammation u eyrids j. baaron u Ann,s- case
Of Ptos or falling ~ upper eyed- Geo Howe 81 Psarrl
sfOppage OF melb0nisI gsu1s. J. H. Roberts ~ hdg-
stanton and Houston, bad case VI pnr-ui optAa-
o. and liberated cornca
Dr. Browns treatment j. simple aid easy An instance
OF failure N rs mode % treatment, would De amoii ur-
known Il The addicted woIld apply N ~ tr- stages. III
u An OF treatment will interfere win lie business 90 those
patients whose falling light s allows them 90 attend %.
AID : % rie-.y safe viii the encer--t mani ADVICE "a
The poor ts AL iriers must " posi- paid Hours Of a.
tendance n 4 VI. 20 2 r 81
v b. some Astonishing cures VIII be announced shorty.
- SHAW DAltWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20
LIVES OF THE FELoNsr-No. Q.

yI,HE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE. No. q Centre
street OF Saturday Morning sept % b, VIII contain I'M
der the head OF Lives of the Feons No. ,. the criminal
history OF Bob sutton alias Bob the Wheeler one Of the
most daring burglars OF this other with sketches
OF Ware HodgHe Stevens and Reed the principal aciofs
IN the interesting and remarkable OF Timothy Red
mOnd. Also extraordinary detection Of new CouniefiriI-
Fsse Presnce R0gue- Hole Thieves. Pardon OF Bill Hop
py Receivers Of stolen Goods Burglars Bluff PckpOckets
Murderers, Bank Robbers, Jack Chrrry. &c. &c.
Price Three Cenis-NeN supplied al the usual rates
leaving their orders IN time. few good Carriers
wanted sl3 2l-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20
MARINE JOURNAL.
T SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.


Ship II Allen, Burr, : DIS I'm Charleston cotton and
rice, 10 Geo Sutton. 2passengers.
French ship Belle Creole GodreuI, l6 de I'm - Ihom
as in ballast 10 order. Left bark Elard, for York
soon Others not recolectcd
Bark Mayhower, Hitchcock, a. de FIN Rotterdam, with
gin &c. 10 Hurbut & Co-lg0 Storage passengers,
died and born on the passage.
Bark Childe Harold Crosby ~ do I'm africa. coast OF
Peru with 1904 bags nitrate Of soda 10 Edwin Bartlett
Left Calao May eth ships Almirs Of Edgarton Ally
100 bhls 10 fiji. Peru, ian Of Nantucket FOger, ~ Dds
sperm Henry Aston. Of do Coffin months out 40 bills
sperm to sail in few DAYS on a cruise all hands well
Brig Gunare Lufkn, I'm Para. Sd Aug, with rndse, to
l. Corning & Son.
Brig Black Hawk Robinson, 10 ds I'm Para with mdse
10 T. Corning & son.
Brig Will Of Philad -, I'm Humacao. r molasses
to Lasala Left NJ Maguavs schr Sabine, for York
in two days Lat 30 Ion g. passed quantity of oak
hid slaves appeared to have been but short Time ID the
water.
schr II p Ravens, Hopkins, ds I'm Berlin, corn 10
Hayons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20
AsK,v.l or Tnr BRANDYwIsr BY a Sip re.

ARRIVAL OF THE BRASDYwISE.-By a slip re-
ICED AT the Baltimore Exchange Reading Rooms We
,<srn that the T. rieate Brsndywine Com Parker, has
'.red a, Hampton Roads The Brsndywine is last from
30 AZ Janeiro where she LEFT the jh of August
- .s ia four i've days and will therefore bring later
.Svces from that port We have information whether
n, Everett IL board the Brandyvine. When the -
ouis left II thought that the state Of his health
ht render II necessary for him 20 In this fri
pie. a..
Ao on the China station and has made her bOmewsrd
..ssas. via the North West Coast, the Sandwich Ia
,nds Rio ysneiro, sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20
THE NETWORK

~ IhcaP (afptt W iirthUusr' ~ f'"rt->I'
tsnoositr William ~ The subscribers inform Their friends
and he pubic that they daily receiving Their supplies for
he FA TRADE which have been selected WIN grrai care
from The .cs! and patterns and ali OF which mes are
now offering 81 prices suit the most rsd economist
brussels Carpsung new pattern, TO u per yard
ply Imperial. $500 =.
Fine ans com log rich bright cold..... -Sio
Also fLooR on CLOTHS, wei seasoned rom 70 -
f-i vide Rugs prigeefs Table and Piano Covers, and
Stair Rods Lamp Mats Window SHADES, snd All ou~i si-
cles connected with the trade, III extremely low prices
Strangers visiting city particularly invited TO es and
EXAMINE the sl,oye stock SMITH 4 LOuNSBERi.
SIS 2w1ss +ss Pesrl-st opposite William
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
Up For Sales Of Stocks, see Last Page

FRIDAY Pm.
The Stock Marke, was very buoyant today and
.ome Of the fancies improved materially. Norwich s
worcester went up to IS and Long Island 6s. The
,u,aren. removal ofa danger Of collision with Mexico
and the comparative in the money market combin-
"a with the low generally Of the Stock Markets has
ended to give upward tendency stocks which could
no longer be repressed by the bears and the result has
ts.n seen the rapid rise Of the last few days. The
shorts getting alarmed aud adding to the de-
nsnd for stocks
In Exchange there is nothing doing Of conse-
oaence SiefAng is % a 10. Francs 3 go a 22i
The Erie Road subscription is going on very IA
vorsby.
Amount Of Tolls received on all the New York
STATE Canals In each Of the following years viz:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20

,TUkES.-sHfPAkD 4 60. having enlarged sd4
- PERFECTED their assortment OF Stoves for Tie tG trade
both for wood and coal otter 10 their friends and Gus
toners an uneCuaed variety Of economical and o-Ii l
nstieru- Ers among which stands the unnvsei Nuiis Pa
toni all Church ard Office Stoves. Of a. sizes and he most
wares, and beautiful patterns A. these have been wei ir-
e II would be Amos. useless 10 say hat they form lie best
h.sun. Stove hr world
SRrPAxDs REyERsESArogs FOR psrioFs Of any Sire are
IN. most tasteful cesny and economical parOr stove ever
offered.
or rooms the cheapest powerful beating stove ever pro
duced -
ornamental and economical hand and made - order
,rrai VARIETY Also sugsr-loaf and two boiler Stoves
Box or Six plates wool wood and coal Pario cast iron
srg aud Laundry Stoves. comprise larger assortment
for heating purposes an have ever offered 10 "hch
we specially cal tie attention OF our Southern and Western
Ce1x Srovrs-Dr Nolt's celebrated wood Cook Stoves
with IN ovens roasting and baking better han any stove
in Dss The roasting and baking does not interfere win
honc boiling anu frying, n Is almost universally ~ eA-e
Th,-e are especially adapted the southern market being
easily mana having dues liable 10 be ned Win ASHES
being strong and durao-.
sx size. OF -four boiler premium Cook stoves OF ne rsl
.rprnvei pattern for burning either WOOD or coa very
Jasn A. wholesale or retail Also Cylinder Stove CAST
40. v,nder Brick. BRUSH Lusie ig-nune rIr cement
500. ornaments Railing. MLAahe ornainens Mica rNifa
.l,., Russia and English Hocs scoops. kns. and rng
Ia pipe Tin Tubes for floors and partitions Registers 10y
s,ors door knobs. Hooks and Hinges, Stove frei &C of
The trade Al wholesale and retail Aso ni
hn bors soan.foue Charcoal and Anracir ny me Do
n B-ConlE..tent workmen always furnished a. 80"
notice to repair and put up Stoves IN hf-i fAe se so
workmcn ;0r hlscsing Stoves and Orairs, - 40, ~.
MOTIFS STOVE WAkEhOu>E' - " aief--~
an.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20
DRIP 0ooos.


= ~ At
Dfui- Yale Importation.
v,HE SUBSCRIBER has i1st Op~ned Hsr sssorin~ni
j Of FasdOnsDi- French, kusAsh. O,fmsn scotch and
American Dr. Goods 4s1 iIda sam AID Grape 5ls~-
ADD sc.ff-, Figured slks, sstn-. Crsg~-, Ae
Resil.uis strangers. mlDefs AID he>~ "a IL usdr VII
ind % er .1fanf.g- examine he siocs ~ ms sstzD
-hnent b.for- ns.D. her purchases. anons mir ss-
5- lJInd .-Fcra Il saflals syss ~ pain
.lks-very rursbe-shct ~- are 500 Op-sns s.so, sss
era nh ssnps ouibf- shaded AM hssred do
a! the esIrz0.- sfy
Baes . snd u ell varieties 0r dresses and msnilL
cured sDd pain nns sss 81 lie different shades, In
sni .All.-a scarce auce Pas embroidery oi
richest 81 embroidered sa. and dresses ffea- and
cotton aces, from io - pr yard
Fm1r1fefs1. ir1 C4lntrIc tsrfserci~fs
lawns All linen camurrs. bJs. s~l.- Tsf.uah and
raTiJl. Styles NJ mus lns.
French fabef German DO. Eag.l m-s.no. alpaca
All Orleans clits vi every cuur
Bl.rk bgmlaxIncs te anrs. a.. fof mourning.
Cashmere slaSl- .uag and s,4ar-. from :. ~ ~ EN-
Par. syl-s mous "a d~ .aaes. Cashmere d->ss--.osk
ing- Par. snd Lyons s-iF~i ds4ss linens linen AMI cot
sl~-rI9s AMI -trDt- blankets. cSun-rpxB~s f<nns
&c, ccffs c1ssefr- ssnei-, Ve.llnss AID otnf s""'
for gr1Lcfn-o's U-ar.
PLAID. for ctlldr-n-
arg sock Of domestic goods, 10 Which NE snsnn"s :"
-- public u respectfully invited. ~,
MABBETT MULLIGAN co
sls lwis. 2s errsnwieh-st and u Bseisy-sI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20

EOR GENTLEMESs WEAR, now receiving At Tie
New YORK CASH aiOnng Establishment, No. IN brosd
way. three dOOrs b-.Ow ths Franz In House
The subscribers fec-iying their Fall supply o
rch styles French Elastic Cs.simerc-, and E--ng. Also
very rich OF Crsyss scars and Fancy Dress srrs
u every description for G-nl-usns wear, To which they
would invite he etsnton Of the public.
Stranger. and others arriving IN lh- city wishing foil
partial outht viii Ind A. this establishment every article
qgi-te 10 complete OenIemsns "ndrot- oi ne zies
sty.es and best fsbdcs, tle .Os.r-t casn prices.
Full suit. furnished ie~ hours notice and Tor the con
yenionce u requiring garments for immediate
use .-o constantly assortment Of he nse-
quality and styles egua IN every respect W tose male
to order Terms delivery and 20 d-yson IN prc-s
.ut t.tf J. G. BOOTH 4 CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20
JUST PUBLIsHED-PRroE 30 CENTS.

Obstinate, luveferaie. ald HtDulal
EONSTlPATION, (COsuvene-sl not only totally over
~ come but also completely destroyed without using
either Purgaives. Injections Rats bv Natural Simple.
Agreeable and luislhle Means recently discovered m
France followed by numerous Certificates from celebrated
Physicians and hy aestaOus rom other persons Of dslnc
ton
This Wors in English printed IN Paris published Al
he National Depot of WsKToN, of Paris, No ~ Maiden
ane NewYOrA aud sold by all Booksellers and Medicine
Dealers IN tn. United Sate-Prce so cents. ~ miseod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20

FOREIGN PORTS.
At Canton June 9Th. ship Venice Dunevy for York,
9th Aquetne Mosher for do about the oh. another ac-
count says she would not leave before the LIST Of july
Arab Freeman I'm York via Manila and TO return to
NJ the steam propeller Midas Porr, FIN York vie Msu
(where she put in for repars) arrived on the 18th
ship Bevidere Essorbrook Is now reported sailed lst
May for York.
Al Aner, June 81, ship Montauk, Michael, from n
York sih April: June 20 Victory, Woodbury., from Ma
nllla for York; June %, Monument Marshall, I'm Ma
nilla for Y
At II Thomas 9th inst. bark Alert Farnum ior York
next day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20
~ To Hotel and steamboat Proprietor. and

RFsTAURATEURs-The subscriber. beg ieavs to inform
he above named gentlemen si they have opened an esis
shment 81 40 Pnesi Cor the sale Of Ironsione China and
Glass Ware and have selected their with especial ref
erenoe 70 the Of The Hotel Steamboat and Ressurart
Proprietor. u New-YorE-
Private families wishing good article Of Ironstone Chi
na al wholesale prces viii DO vel 10 cal before purehas-
ing elsewhere CLARK L FRERE, Pinest
sle near Broadway.