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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

.Mamn6fh Ropes ~ Mr., George J. Weay-:;
81, ship chandler Of Philadelphia, has just
mannfoctpred for the inclined planes Of
he Delaears and Hudson Railroad four
tsrsn inch ropes, one Of which is 2 600
Iset long, ahoiher 2 500. and the other
Two 2. 00o TAc weight Of The heaviest
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

Going, Going. Cones Eleven Of the
Boston Custom House Inspectors, Weigh.
Fers and Measures, received their clear.
ances'' on themotning before The Fourth
Of July.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
RAILROAD CHARGES

r., t,o.,,,, 10 n York: 81 O0--tlist. ESQ miles
From Bali. to Washington. ~ ~ 90 = ~
Is there any thing conparaoie WIN 'n''
imposition, between the commsrcla, me-
tropolis Of MARYLAND and me pollucal me :,
tropo.is of The Union, IN all me annsls :, :,
monopoliesi Well may the people o
MARYLAND despair Of finding within their
own,borders President for the Railroad,
with. genius 10 reconcile Al the public
!. to exior,iou 50 glaring IN \ Express
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

. UBGEC SAFE.
TN Obedience 10 decree Of the circuj. sppe.
- rior Court Of Law and (:hancery for JeFsy.
son Coup'y, viii be- offered at public sslessrs.
Daniel Fntler's Tavern. in Shepht rdstown' an
'hoaday We s8tA day qf Jaiy ntri, II
Two Lots OH H,and
IN said town, known as numbers 6a and Ga II
ths plat Of said town, being The prarerty of ia.
cob and Henry Staub The ir,nroyamon,,
thereon, consist Of d
LARGE rLoURINGMIxr,
Which is now in complete order for k s. IA
grinding; 'ss comfortable and ,conye .lssFgk&a
MEN, DWELLING HoUsG; Garden Gstl!s&9
Sc. adjoining the Miff.
This property, bling situated inI one OF The.
best grain.gro@ipg. counties in theE sts,e. i
highly desirable 10 any person wishing ID en-
gage in tho Milling business.
lf'an % sstf.-one .foufth Of thefpurchase
and twentycfour months, " irh interest fam ts.e
day Of sale. The deferred nav mems Il he 81.
cured by bonds with personal security an,
Deed Of Trust on The prupcriy. And # ,hs
purchaser should fail 10 cstnply with Inc tesr,s.
ofsaie, within Ten days after such sale. ne pro-
perty will be re advertised al the risk of tha
purchaser. HENRY BERRY,
9'no <o to4a. .4.f Tra,sisS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
lCoTTAGE nUYr.rA

lDVg BILLING lzIOTSLAo
A tine large Barn, recently erected Spring,
smoke, Corn, Poultry. and Root honses. Also
house for servants, together with other reoui.
site buildings, all in excellent repair.
There Is upon the premises a fine YOUNG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

pOSTP OA.ElfE,gf7,
The above safe is osiponea for6ss
atrAto .RO.ND.8Y jane is 1s45
The above land will 10 Offered b.
house doog in Chsrlestowp M
e,ms : g. W. +. TURNER
Msy 10, le4s. y j.. Q, r. .TAYLOk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

.4ce;deat-Mrs. Forbes, vile OF MT,
Abner Forbes. residing At the corner Of
MAY and West Cenhe streets Boston,
was most painfully burned few days
ago by throwing into the Gre some com.
p6si.Ionconsis,ing Of powder. charcoal and
salt pesre, which had been mixed by her
son end left csrelessly in pan on shelf.
II exploded. burning her face terribly and
almost deptiving her " sight.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
rOsinot,cpssenf

Y The above sale j. again nS.,noned ~ !, ~
bidders 10 the 18th day Of AUGUST IL !, E.,
which day the above land viii he olfcre1 H. VIZ.
~ door " Chsr lestown. ard on the
aooNe 'esms' WE TURNER,
Jure 10, 1915. 81 t. ! q. TAYLoTt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

/. Death of Gsnral DaWson.-We learn
with regret the death os Gen. ] B DAw.
EsoN, Member of Congress from the Sc
District Of Louisiana; who expired at bis
residence nearsSt Francisville on the 26ih
ult. General ID. was man Of generous
impulses and chivslrous bearing, uniser.
sally popular ID Feliciana, and his loss is
much regretted by all who knew him. +
III PicayuHs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

Treg zeal .9fair.-At New Orleans, on
Itbe 2 4th ult., q young>woman 81 very gem
teef appearances manned Henrietta Blan-
-chard, who, il il said, Ias some time ago
seduced under / promise, Of marriage. by
a person named George r. Peltway, a
negro trader Of that CITY, called at a store
in which he was staying, naIinmedia.e.
~ drew pistolffrom her pocket and shot
him il the leftHside. He was scarcely
expected tolive, and the popular feeling
was strongly inHher favor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

Commodore Elliott has bean danger.
ously i'll for several days Of a congestion
of the lungs. His attendant physicians
consider bis situation extremely critical.
IN T. Tue Sun.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

JOHN RANboLpH CLAY has beenselect,
ed by Mr. MeLahe7as his Secretary Of Lee
CATION, Mra Clay has tie advantage Of
experience, having already filled The post
Of Secretary under Messrs. Dallas and
Buchanan ID Russia, and Muhleuberg and
Jenuiier in Austria.-N Y.Gaz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
.RESRE.EG GaY.E

lure 10, 1915.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13
1)aient Aleoieincs.
vrSTARfS BALSAM.

A COMPOUND BALSlMIC PREPARATION from
"A Wii Cherry Bark and ru-The best hfNfUi
snovsu % Tire World for the 81 Coughs Ios tsns'
Group Bleeding of the Lungs, NboopnsSo.,h oroneil-
"a fssuerxa >hor,u,ss Of Breath Pam and Weakness IN
the Breast or SIDE. Liver Complaint and ne nrs. stages "
CONSUMPTION. ,
~ A THOUSAND CURES, IN cases deemed utterly
hopeless have firmly established IS vast superiority over
Name. own Prescription" beng formed chieay from
chemical eNtrscfs from Mid Ch.ry Bark AMI Tar--two
trees that ar hcsv scattered wherever diseases OF me
lungs prevail We Five few instances OF - cNlao'-'n"s
power. from acsAogue almost without end
say address VII be gwen a. me New FORK Agency
who given up by al of her pnysca1is 10 de % con
SUMPTION had hard nimor FOR months on The ,d-tai>
among arge Quantities OF matter so Of oony anc-had
AIKEN no medicine for months being past al nope-en
nrev cured by few bottles OF is Basaul N september
anu October. l3I
A Caruan New-York Civ who had not slept lying
down. for years loeng ooAgel 20 sleep IA sltng
pOstgre r cured a. 10 sued ID us business IA NE uios
stormy weather
Thomas Bradee ESQ. J. p Jamaica. l. cured OF asthma
OF o. years standing.
thar he had violent cough ami pain N the sde-of months
raised .sre Quantities o. corrupt ma'e-sso much blood
BAL. nhrsrau- could DO but he tor nn-gsNe MN ps OF
mercury. bur ii no good-hs trends al supposed pc s
gaopng consumption -entrey cufeN oy 'iec VV'es "
WI>TAR'S BAL>AM . q. ,,
Mr. Ann d. Hopkins OF knowlesvile. y. Y. entirely
cured OF liver complaint and general deoiiy OF esneen
months standing. An,
Jacob Hosmsa NJ D. Huntingdon cured q child Of p.
>chroehr Of obstinate disease OF the Lungs a'ef nc ""
tried al the usual remedies IN vain. -
Cases daily in every part OF me COUNTY,
which prove .nconieshiy the superiority OF tins bsss
IN every shade OF Lung ami Liver disease over every oe'
preparation heretofore known 10 tho verdi . .,
Sold, Wholesale and Retail. by A b. \ ID. SANDS,
Wholesale Druggists, - Fuiou-s New York Sold also ~
ONLY AeESIs IN rEis CRY. Pnee. = per bottle sN
bottles for - nlh-H ON
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New Publications.

- a PILGRIMAGE TO TREvEs, through the Val
ley of the Meuse and the Forest of Ardennc in the year
-ii mas just been issued by the Harpcrs. It is written
by CHARLES EDWARD ANTHoN and dedicated TO Rich
ard K Hoffman, NJ D. 1t forms neat duodecno Of l2-
PIP and hardly fail TO attract attention in our religious
and literary circles.
u VIM Taylor 4 Co nave LIrTELLs LIVING
AGE. No. s.
rz,- THE SMUG5LER Tale by q. p. r. James.
has been published No So Of Iarpcrs Library Of Sc
lect Novels.
- PETER PARLEYs TALES about Europe. Al
RIGA and America and his Bible Stories forming series
of four volumes illustrated oy cngrayings and neatly
bound are published by Thomas CowperihwaIie & Co.
Philadelphia. The works Of this author are too well
known TO need encomiums from any quarter
y The CORNERSTONE OF THE NEW JERusA-
LEM Is the title Of a pamphlei by Rev. b. +. BAR
RErr, which is worthy Of the attention of all who are
seeking knowledge of the doctrines of the New Church
~ NAIHEK. an Oriental Romance byW. been
FORD. has been published by Morris, Willis 4 Fuller
A. No of New Series of the Mirror Library Price
p cents.
~ The AMERICAN PROTESTANT under the di-
recon OF the Executive Committee Of the American
Protestant Association published at No li3 Nassaust
1t j. monthly octave Of p pages and neatly printed
PEN~Y MAGAZINE. No. N-The fourth num-
Der of this popular reprint has been publish ed by Red
field Clinton Hall The demand has been very great
for this edition and the sale j. constantly increasing Il
contains vast amount Of useful Information in popu-
lar shape
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13

OHIO Lawn Clinton county. Ono. the dlrec-
tors OF school District admitted colOEed persons
pay scholars Objections made by man named
Pyle VINO had children. one Of whom he sent % a
school IN another district Tie called meeting Of The
peopc of the district they decided m FAVOR Of letting
coored children 20 but not colorcd adults lie sued n,
directors for violation Of the law and the jury awarded
the damages Al So - against them such i the deci-
sion under the common school law Of Ohio 20 that
coored children are IN Ohio doomed 10 remain IN isno
rance unless sunday schools where pnianihropic
persons agree educate them This one Of the black
spots N code Canton tOhio) Repository.
FOURIER AssoclArIoN-We learn from the
Hamilton nieihecnccr. that the 18th Of May there
was meeting held at Enoch's Mills near Middeiswn.
of the friends of Association ON the plan proposed by the
celebrated Fourier They organized an Association IN
der the title II Integral phaanx Of Butler County, and
purchased the land OF Mr. Enoch They are now making
anseineni- the payment Of sum OF money pre-
paruiery 10 taking possession OF H. which WI De alter
The present crops There are about 30 acres 10
de tract and tina, OF the best quality II they 20 - "ofs
carefully and practically, there i nothing TO prevent
their success and ihi, We hope they viii do.
iCincnna. Gazette.
- What would folks fifty years ago have SAID
Asks the Pittsburgh Age had they received London pa
per with engraving of IRE N Pittsburgh oJ0rs ne
runs had ceassd smoking yet sch : the case nov" Ne
received paper of the kind the ih, and ~ 'eenr
| among the ruins on the SAFE morning
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REDEMPTION OF NOTES
VI IIT-'IF'IIE III '''''.'''
CoMPrRoILfs's OrficE, Albany. June q, 1885
THE COMPTROLLER, IN obedience TO the third

CoMPrRoILss's OrficE, Albany. June 8, 1875
THE COMPTROLLER, IN obedience 10 the ihrd
Sec ION the Ac Chapter IA OF the Laws OF 1872 here
by gives notice that he will redeem a. par the outstanding
circulating bills OF the COMMERCIAL Bank II Neus YORK. the
Bank u Buffalo, The ComHefcal RIak Of hntHo the Cone
crc,a Bank II OItgo, e tnos County Bank inc " dft'
sist Bank. and TIE Bank Of Lyons.
The Comptroller is not authorized Ia pay interest IN any
Those persons therefore, who have packages OF notes
which have been protested the payment demanded OF The
Receiver the Bank, order % obtain Interest, VIII ma
necessary collect the demand through the Receiver
Those persons who hold bs OF any OF ne banA. before
named and who have not taken the necessary Steps o-ao
sh clam for interest and wiling 10 surrender he notes
receiving dollar for dollar be paid al tls rate, on pre-
sening the bills 10 the Comptroller.
All other claims which have been presented and establish
Ell against any of tie insOyent Banks VIII be paid by The
Receiver who get order from the Chancellor on
the Safety Fund.- until be has collected the suns due ne
bank aud applied the avas 10 the payment OF II, debts The
balance then remaining charge on the safety FUND.- and
these balances be- paid the Receiver dspOses
of the Bank and gets nnal order from The
the Comptroller l. authorized 10 Issue under me ft 70
pror,d pyg me debt' ofnoireHt Saf,'y Fund Banks
passed April q, 1870
In The case G the Bank OF Buffalo the order has been
made by the Vce-Chancelor Of the 9Th Circuit, aud The
Tor paying the balance of all the claims against me
Bank have been paid to the Receiver.
The assets of the Bank of OswegO believed 10 be suf
hcieui pay all the debts Of hat Bank and none OF me CIR
culang notes Of the Bank ofOswego have been redeemed
By the Comptroller.
The names and residences Of the Receivers of the several
Commercial Bank of New-York, J. NJ BLATCHFoRD.
New-iOrk.
Commercial Bank Of Buffalo, 5. G. AUSTIN, Buffalo.
Commercial Bank OF Osssego, T. BEEkMAN, Kinderhook
Warervlet Bank, GEORGE r. DAVIS Troy.
Clinton County Bank. HENRY X. ANERlLL, Platisbufgh'
Bank Of Lyons, THERON X. STRONG, Palmyra
Bank Of Oswego, CHARLES sTEBBINs, Cazenovin.
Wayne County BalA SAME N M1tLEn hoSne''s'
The debts the Lafayette Bank OF New YORK. including
circulating notes have been PAD Dy me Receiver rom ,he
assets VI The Bank. A. c. FLAGG Comptroller
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ArMosPHERIc oILER ANp SYRINGE.

- CRIPTUREs PATENT ATMOSPHERIC OiLER
- AND SNRlNGE-rhs article = a new and useful In
v-niOn 20 convenience and economy m TIE Use of Oh
10 made Of u. having spring n the inside and by press
my lice bolton h Ike thumb OH : made ~ pass out al
the hole al tine top either single drop or an tine continued
rf distance of several feet n neccss~ The Oh can be
sown as,ananeoly those parts Of machinery that
be- easily reached by other contrv ances and just such
quantities needed. lis advantages apparent
hat has with universal approval where introduced,
and Will prove advantageous every family, machn-t
manU iacturer be provided with them The saving IN oil
pay the pnce OF il. and the additional cleanliness
commend H. Cash Price 81 80 per dozen For sale by
CLARK & WILSON. Agents for the
i'll W. Paieniee. No Paff-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13
ry.CnnnI from Wolf River TO Memphis

of tie Board OF Mayor and Aldermen Of the Town Of
Memphis Tennessee do hereby advertise for proposals 10
construct n Canal from WO River % the City Of Memphis a
distance Of Eleven Miles sad Canal VIII Dee aud our IN
tons Of one EACH and sealed proposals FOR is constnc-
ton will be received until the 9th day Of july next; the
work 10 be- paid for TIE Bonds Of the Corporation having
Twenty Years run with interest payable semi annually at
Philadelphia
Tie Corporation i out Of debt and has which
has increased ~ per cent per anuun FOR Tie last four years
aal amounts 20 about twenty-five 1u0l thousand dol
lars year.
Operators wishing contract are Invited 10 and
anime Ae ground. when All tie Information desired VIII be
furnished. J. j. FINLEY, Mayor OF Memphis, Tenn.
Memphis. 5th April. lsh AL tyAos
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SANS soUCI HOTEL, BALLsToN SPA, N. Y

.s=, THIS LONG hNOMN AND tANOKilE ESTAb-
~. lshmrnl with The extensive grounds belonging To "
all is appurenances has been recently put mo he
most perfect orcI and repair and VII De opened Tor ne
reception OF visitors the 18th Oi June next
Tue Inducements and advantages onered by the Sans
SOucir ade. hul summer retreat 100 widely known
render description necessary lis spacious and
elegant saloons and aparncntsihc rich ana dsefslned
beauty pleasure grounds now IN the highest
state OF finish cultivaiOnlc quiet retirement OF ne
shady rer-ats-aud the and order winch intend
ed shall peryade aud characterize the whole establshment-
all combine present unrvaed attractions 10 he puouc
generally. -
families and those who from delicate health OF oissr
reasons may prefer quiet and epoe, offers peculiar adv an
ages LIS location ml.s from Saratoga springs WIN
winch IL has alton by railroad several unts day.
aoding easy opportunity of mnglng IN the saues ana
ainuseuens of fashionable watering place, Without Do
ng sub ccicd the and couiuslon o lis eowds
lne Saratoga Mineral Waters viii be- constantly Furnished
fresh health and spar king al the springs heiiiseNeA
There also Mineral Fountains III the niiediar vicinity
the soucI, great value and efficacy The new
SULPHUR SPRING Barns al Saratoga Lake. are four mes
distant carriages Will from the Hotel at al times TOT
me accommodation of no may wish Ia use tue bahs
OF to ENJOY the deli biul scenery oi the lake. . .
The sans SOuci' Will be- under the charge Of Mira H. H.
CRANE and +. W. lit AFOKD, lae of the Eagle Tavern,
Albany; and they trust that cr personal Efforts toseues
With many natural dyana and ATTRACTIONS WIZ feeder
Il all that could bee wished ior by those who ssok health
comfort or pleasure during the coming season
le3 OF
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DR.. BROWN, OCULIST,


SUCCESSOR TO DR. CHILD, the celebrated Ocuist OF
- Brmn CHAM and London, has removed his office from 10
Chanbers-ree i6j Canasree where be continues bis
successful Diseases of the Eye and lmperec-
Ton of Vision 10 which OF 10 ~ 20 years have yielded
having declared lcufaDe by eminent Ocni-s Refer
ence given performed many declared hopeless and
blind from 10 10 10 years.
Reference 10 the following cures, nveteraie cases
Edwd Crowley OF Steamer Massachusetts, Of Pun
,nt Opttalma.
son Of John Banstead Jersey City amos blind from
NerieI.
Miss Mozier 20 Cann0n-streei violent case Of i and
Cornoa covered with Nebud complicated with 3DnrosiS Oi
years standing rom Neae, pronounced lncurabe) Also
her mother afflicted with OpIha.ma Tor - years,cured oi
C<m0sis.
James McCoan, 81 Washngton-sreet, Lppetudo Chronic
Inflammation Of Eyeds.
Jas Bannon II Annstreet Poss or falling ofupper Eye
I'D, toured without an operaiiOn)
Geo Howe 80 Readesree, sloppage Of elbommn Giands
Frederick Balun 40 Broome-street, bad OF htts.
j. H. Roberts, IN Kdgesreet, between Stanton and Hous
ton dad easel Of Prrnf OytIlia and Llcerafed To,nea
Hours OF attendance II A. NJ 10 a +. NJ ADVICE TO The
poor gratis All letters must be postpaid my5l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13

gINHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully invite the attention of
their friends and the public To their select assortment of
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. consisting OF
Duplex and Lepine Watches, ote various approved
mahers tie STYLE and warranted correct
time keepers.
Silver Knives, Forks, Spoons Ladies, Tea Sets, Cups,
Casters. &c
Plated and Britannia Ware. Spectacles, Pencil Cases
Mante Clocks Fine Cutlery. Fancy Goods &c which they
are enabled 10 offer for sale very reduced prices
Watches aud Clocks carefully Repaired and Warranted.
LOCKWOOD SCRIBNER,
A. the Old Established Store, 10 Pearl, corner OF Fulton
street opposite 4. : Hotel. -
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PISTOLS

DATENT SIX BARREL SELF-RENOLNING AND RE
l. PEATING PI>TOLS.-FOr sale by \. W, SPIES 4
Co 28 Pearl street Also, single and double Guns Rides,
Pistols PowderFlasks, Shot Bag, Pouches, Game Bags.
Percussion Caps. Gun Locks. and paris of locks and al
Ainds of Gun smiths articles
Hardware Cutlery, Tea Trays and Waters Also Dixon
Son,' BRITANNIA Ware, great variety OF new patterns.
Just received by the last packet ships for sale on reasonable
~
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Qrusses.
HuLL,S TRUSSES.

NOTICE TO KIPTURED PER5ONS.-Persons A.
fc,ed with huptufes may rely upon ne best
-l "a nm. world Affords on application al tbs ofco, No
Vesey,rreel or to agents the Princp Towns ~ "
ned States BE careful 10 examine te DacA Pah oi uuns
r,.ss 10 see II they are endorsed by DR.. Huh IN writng
None are genuine be relied upon good without nv
signature. n INA.
celebrated rsses and thousands imposed upon IN con-
sequence These limitations cannot be relied upon Iisy are
By unsAa mechanics, and are no better sn 'ns oea'
nary Tnlsses. , -, -,
Rooms have been fitted up ut No Veseystreet excu'
syely for ladies' having separate entrance from e buea'
ness department where female IN constant attendance 70
.s,, nnFn nsfis1,s n2U
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18TH WARD LUMBER YARD.

T THE FOOT or 9th STREET. HUDSON RIVER
"A G.. :. MOTT taxes pleasure IN giving notice 10 the
OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE and RESIDENTS that h.
ha. on hand large assortment OF LUMBER OF oil kinds,
which he offers for sale the most advantageous terms anu
well aware he can compete with other dealers IN the City,
o prices and quality and particularly invites all persons
give him call and examine his stock previous 10 pur-
chasing ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13

To- Water Cure.-Dr >Hfw gives advice on the new
system al % Barcayseci leufralce al present t5 Pa
uenis with Chronic Diseases treated al New Lebanon
Springs. Columbia Co. y Y. situated p miles F. OF Albany
and miles ". Of Piusneld Mass Dr. ;. VIII spend por-
ions Of the summer season al his place
The Waier-Cure Journal and Teacher Of Health Joel
Shcw, NJ d. Editor. Campbell 4 Nhtmarsn, Publishers,
can be otianed OF VIM H. Graham, Tribune Buildings, 100
Sassau--freei Nesv-Nor CITY subscribers VIII hereafter
receive their numbers ~ this place Terms - per volume
Of "a numbers IN advance msoI
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fine tOairhes ano lswslrn.
GoLD AND SILVER WATCHES

DICHARD FISHER. JR WaichMaAer and Jeweler,
IL d. now prepared 10 sell WATCHES Al retail lower than
any other House IN the city he j. constantly receiving
Al d-scr pfons direc, from thu Manufacturers IN England
Trance and switzerland he is enabled 10 otter very large
assortment OF Gold Watches from SIS 10 500 each Silver
do from - 10 70 eacl-al warranted ~ keep good time
or the money returned Also. very good assortment o.
JEWELRY and SILVER WARE very low.
~ B.->econd band Watches and Old God and SILVER
taken m exchange bought for Cash Watches CLOCKS
Music and Jevelry repaired in the best manner and
warranted by experienced vorkmen. low any Other
House M this city. RICHARD FISHER Jr. Importer q
Watches and Jewery Wholesale ami Retail, No Sjl Broad
way New OK, few doors above the City Hospital.
MIA RICHARD FISHER, Jr
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FOR THE PILES.

hR. UPHAN> ELECTUARf tan internal remedy Is
- certain for the PILES. either internal eNier-
na-beeding blind. Sold only this city al the Office OF
the original Proprietor A. UPHAM, VI D. regular educs-
ted Physician O twenty years experience, confined 10 an
Office practice where Piles and all Chronic Diseases
ces-iuy treated Medical Office. 1913 Bowcry. four doors
Advice grafi- my7 lmDNW'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13
TUOuP.ON,s TRUssEs, Ofics u

y(-o TiIOMPSON'S TKCSSES, Once u
u VNlBeekman street About 30 Of The Physicians
Hand surgeons Of NewYorA have given thsr
decided preference 10 this Tu,s,as you can
grsdst, the pressure from ffy pounds tbs rup-
re without back pad winch does 80 much injury 10 ~
.uine fair ral being the best test Of rs superiority
APPLIED and six days trial given and does not retain Ne
nfe while performing every xlnd Of exercise or cough
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