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ZONES & HALLS CHANGEAELE SAfEli = b .S,agei
y This lock cam ct the will OF It's possessol' tter
so as 10 make millions Of locks out Of one, 80 What.
the maker nor any other person sas any kn0"'F'''
ever OF the lock. -. ia rubic hat
The subscriber would respectfully inio. lns MSS.
nc has purchased OF his partner, WT Han OF J lok
his nan in the Patent RICH, in the above ocS. cy IS
Is r0w owned and will IN future be nanIfaeil yssark
n C. JONES, a. his establishment in The cry y Al ssr.
J. And by this advertisement he would p0la, h.s
sons no. toinfrinse his Patent Right TIE - sen the
teen to grea; expense 10 manufacture az IN than
above lock a; much ess price. according 70 - farther
can be bough; In the United States. AID nc 800 with
state that his lock has been picked m - he any
out the key that locked H. as VIII Dc 80. with
trials that Il has undergone a. different e,irlv 10
ward OF $500 TO any person who would open iii
no one has ever been successful; ard II 70 hch hs
s1 ag u ss Ds to mann who have used @
ferent construction. ,,,-soses, frf-
Also his Patent Pad Locks for Railroad ts.n gen
ons Expresses and Custom HOUSES. when y ,oSEs
ersy adopted and give fa satisfaction ~, e,,k y J.
jl7 3miaw!sc Patent I'oc-, ''"Ne-,
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RICHARDS on * cos c L l. Z Z 4 T + D
AMERICAN PANACEA

rJ,HTS Medcise compounded solely vegetable mat
Ter free from adulterIou and warranted free from any
ingredients detrimental 10 health was discovered aoont one
wear since BY Individual sorely afflicted with uLCEKA-
TED SCROFULA, and who has been under the treatment
OF the eminent physicians in the United States for
eight wears, without the least apparent nope OF re-'o
20 be,h and was b.. them pronounced ncuTabe, but who
after taking the above named medicine for i've weeks was
,orel "a psr.ect health. That medicine has been sold
with UNPRECEDENTED success, and has failed in any
instance (shen taken in accordance with drectcs TO e
f,ct a perfect o; the following Diseases 10 wit: SAIL
RHEJ-M SCROFCLA. ULCERNrED SCROFCLA. FE-
WEIR SORES. BRONCHITIS, KISG'S EVIL. TEl>IELo
ftFI ANIMATOgY AND CHRONIC RHEUMATISM,
PILES ERISIPELAS. BILES, SCCRNf, CEEoSiC
SORE EYES, BLOTCHES, PIMPLES On THE !ACE.
Oh PAINS OR ULCERS ARISING FROM An MI
DrCIDUS USE OF MERCURY OF: An IMPURE
STATE OF THE BLOOD. The efficacy CT this medicIie
has been tested in al the diseases above enumerated ana
s effects are truly astonishing. On one table spoonful
10 be taken or an adul) each morning before eating,
which usually produces tonic effect, while n Iosi cases.
II also acts az gentle caIhirc, increasing the appetite
and general health Of the patient causing al liberated
sores 10 discha--e more prCe and producing an eec-
,uaI Alternative the whole SYSTEM Purifying and prodl-
cling perfect action OF The blood
Persons while taking IT, should refrain from the use OF al
stimulating drinks highly seasoned food For sale oy
ObtSined a. wholesale OF Thus. y. IAl-AAGE-
General Agent 90 Pne-treet. opposite Tie Custom House.
Ssw-York and IL 10 .sor House. 10. CAB and Broad
way: corner Broadway and characteristics No. g Front-
No. IA West-;; Nos 63 and $50 BOwery No. 80 Fulton
81 No 2T ami 2i6 Hudson, and Go Hammond street,
Hudson: No. 500 Grand street, No. l5I and Us Greenwich
street: No l. and 90 CberTsTeet; No. l3o Walkerst
No IS Ca:ha-nestree Scs. 35 anc Al Pearstreet; No.
ia Canal-strest.
BROOKLYN J. W Smith, conner OF Fulton and Craa5erry-
streets aud Wm BlaroYe Suires Buildings, corner Wiz
low and Auantcsreets, and By all the principal druggists
in the United States
Dr. V B. Lockrow. No s. Bearer-st. Clinton Buildings,
General Wholesale and Retail Agent FOR Albany.
T.w. Dyot1 & Son, No. l43 North Secondst. General
Wholesale Agent for Philadelphia; Bush & Hiilyer.
g. COLBY. No. 35l Pea-l-st- y. Y.
Instructions for taking the article and great nun Der Of
certificates and testimonials nay and obtained
any OF the zOove pl1ces. MA cod imy
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SuAnP An oPvA,frv-r,I. TDrrS--

as SHADE AND ORNAMENTAL TREES-The
EsSS advertiser will furnish Shade Ornamental Trees.
-sueh Sgeur Maple decidedly the mos, splendid Tree
American fOrest-veTy hardy quick growth an SEvrR
rnolested By w.rus, and beautiful in,se uo. Bass Fir
aud Mountain Ash. Gentlemen wishing 10 Improve Their
grounds with of the aforementioned Trees, OF for 1e
walks VIII be furnished them al low pcss. SAY III 10 10 ee
high p - ir Naples: extra something mare-
Atso a Holders .ii Evergreen wards
RESI- Al Orders left V f. PAINERS, 50 Ann-s,rce,,
OF l. SMITH, through se Pc-,omcs viii &C attended 10
previous 70 the aosh INST. mo 81
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CtooDYEARS ovERsHoEs. Pa'en,ed !s4i.-20,C0o
VI pair and beautiful style. These Oyershoes are
made OF new Metallic Gum Elastic Composition They
are unalterabe by any climate The heat OF the ToTrd
Zone viii melt soften hen-the cold OF the Frgid
Zone canno: suIen them.
For elasticity, beauty, durability. and cs:nrt, they arc
far superior any 0yerhoe offered 70 the pub
lc They have always received the highest premiums
from the Mechanics Inst OF Rosnn the American In
s,tute OF New-York and The Franklin Ins i,ute OF hla
depha warrant oodyears overshoes possess ali the
qualities above stated Dealers invited 10 call, and
test the facts FOX themselves. For sale, Wholesale and re-
tail, by GEO. BEECHER, leo Broadway, between Pine
az a NJ, s.-,a, NJ, yort 'Sf
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Ssre FARM FOX SALE, OR EXCuANGE.-For sale
f or exchange property In this city, the well known
-s Farm and Tavern Stand containing about 100
OF choice Farming Land, formerly owned by Jonathan
Gidney ESQ., 81 uaed oil the Coshocton Western Turn
pike u miles from Newburgh Orange Co. and bounded by
The Little Britain Road the South The soil is parcu
larry adapted the raising OF grain. grass &c. 90
are tilabe and under first rate cultivation, containing
orchard al excellent grated fruit and 10 Of good
woodland. The buildings OF a large two-story
house. with an addition in excellent order and basement
kitchen under the addition, large barn. goo! sheds sta
bies &c Two wells convenient 10 the house and sheds,
thu; afford plenty of best OF What in small
degree enhances the value OF this property Is the mex
haustibe quantity OF the best limestone quarres in the
country, with kiln ready l. manufacture. Either for
farming place OF public business, the location desira
be- easy OF access steamboats, plying daily from
Newburgh.
Apply 10 B. C. Wright on the premises; or to Wright,
Iosce & Co. 90 Moore-st. Eew-York where all iniorna
ton will be given that Is necessary. jlsu
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AREIN ED.

Swedish barque Caarine, sedeboc Gehe via Cows iron
to Boorlnan, Johnston * Co.
schr Althcrc Cornelius, from Philadelphia, mdse to l.
McGready s Co.
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SAIIEI
DISASTERS. &c.

Barque Wabash Apalachcola brgs SIorea do; GulnAre'
Rio Hache New Jersey. Savannah schrs Patmos, do
Harriet & Hannah, Philadelphia, and others.
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NOTICE Of application for the discharge of InsoU,
from his debts pursuant the provision Of tile Thru
article OF the first title the ttl chapter V the second
part OF the revised statutes.
SrEruES Y. MLrNG, applicant. Notice first published
December 10Th. lsiI creditors TO appear before the Hon
Patrick G. Buchan first Judge ct Monroe County Courts
and Counsellor at Law in The Supreme Court, At his Office
In the city Rochester In the county of Monroe Tie
2Sth day OF February next, at 10 a. NJ
HILLS Il HUMPHREY.
~ "a far la lyon
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Jan &C. ia 10 50 s. lon 10 95 W, ship Henry, Saer FIN
Canton, (oc 81 for New York
Feb II, on Torugas ship Louisa, of and from SYork for
New Orleans
for Georgetown.
No date given, lat Is 49, long 81 H. brig Fawn, steering
=. W.
Feb 81, brig Alabama, from Mobile for New York
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crH WARD LUMBER YARD. az The I ioo. asars
street. Hudson Rsyer.-t s. MOTT o.. o. ,e.!den.
in giving notice TO the owners Of real estate f i 81
thai he has on hard large asofen o. .dyautase0e'
49, ,ns "a wen aware he can compete with N
ss !. The CITY. as prices and rauty and ii. stos
y,tes ail persons 10 give him can and e1An-' "a
previous 20 purchasing
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NERBENA CREAM" Triumphant 1t. floats DER the
' main &C. II. RINGS American VeEbeRa Crem,
knowedged have eclpsed every GIrnton either IN the Old
Country or ,hr New for ease ~ the important operation
tute arr has uphed hundred and limitations II
has Travelled the inhabited globe fact has triumph
any ioated the man. N spite OF opposition mit1ti3n
and counierlrn- Rings Verbena Cream IS allowed by
judges be the most penetsns most instantaneous cream
ing le giving the most drciousl penned odor leaving
the skin soft down and as smooth as lady hat IRON.
THE New SOAR speak from experience and we speak
from the knowledge of beneactor and
friend James Grant No Ann street who says It Is ahead OF
any thing yet found out ;hs department OF modern
improvement. II is only an emoent, but II Is some
thing in short We believe Is the best Shaving soap
III the world
Rings Verbena Cream prGnouaced 10 be The best shaving
Soar ever prepared rich rnoeu compound pleasant to the
ska fragrant the aud IN every respect designed to en
der shaving al easy and comfortable process
Prom the Atlas.
The Verbena Cream for Shayiag sold BY c. H. Ring. is
destined sperseir all ether kinds OF Sharing Soap 1t Is
really ue- Is Just thns-'Se have determined inat hence
forth other shaving compound shall! be applied to our
From the Boston Traveller
VERrESA CREAM-ThiS new shaving compounds noys all
who prefer gather their diurnai crops he BARRIERS
say that pot of lasts twice long s the same quantity OF
any other saponaceous psFaiioe-Whe those VINO ave
their s1;ensvs declare that With the erhena rei dill
razor will insure smOOlhe. face than most OF the old soaps
with sharp steel Besides II Is fragrant 10 the sense soften
Ing to the skin great destroyer OF i;geeS pmPes &c
Rings yertena Cream a capital article. We have
tried aud find very surefiot oen the beard and makes
the operation As gentle As m.spetIzinf. .,t,.
Manufactured ilr sale llr anu Iesil' 10y
CHARLES II. RING, 292 broome St
nearly opposite Centre market.
liz also sold b. aviiard keeseS TO 80 Walden Lane
lanes : AsriuwalI o. William 81; Rushton Co no
Broadway and 10 A.to House and retail by most dru and
fancy stores throughout the Uuit-d States. ~ cod N
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nor sale BY A w SPIES eco 2is Pca,i,Fs,st A..
L singh and double Guns Rifles Pistols PoTas, n eeIs
shp. Bag Pouches Gsm1 RI Baf' e eSa gs
HardySsre Cu,Iefy Tea Trays oad Wsiteh' NJ las,
Sars Britannia War great variety oil Ne" s,fraI
received by the LAST packet ships. Tor sale gu ~
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prz,ye srock EXCHANGE, March ..
SALES OF REAL ESTATE, Mar. 6

By 4. II. LndtoN d TO-
81 lots in s,h Warl. Brooklyn, fronting on John,
Baltic, Butler and Douglass SIS. at SIS, each. 500
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FOREIGN PORTS.
At Cape Town. (CGB) Jan IL, ship Henry, Slter from
Cantou for New York. (sncc spo&en) Moslem, frepch
from Manila. for New York.
Key West, Feb is, arr brig Ameda, New York; schrs
Foam and Henry Clay, 90.
sailed l3th steamer ronsett for New York. via Angus
tine ANA Savannah 18Th .chrs Foam and Henry Clay for
Matamoras.
\. curdenas Feb 60 brig Lycomlng, Woodbury., for y.
York, :; Solon New York schr Mercy Smith, unc. be-
iorc rep Tor Nlork.l
At iaguayra, about 10th Feb, selim, for NYork. unc
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SPOKEN.

The body of Captain Langley of schr Rceside. was found
West of EatOns Neck, by soop Pearl, Captain Vanpelt
ana carried 10 Southport, on the 18th instant.
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FOR THE NORTH.

PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY,
- TO = from the foot Of Coriiandt-st al O'Clock
sr-ss-.(-7 PM landing at intermediate Places
-Ss7s.-e-SH>7f'- The Steamboat SOUTH AAEhiIA
"a, N r,uesdell will leave Monday Wednesday and FIR
IN. Sfsemboat columbia, Capt. VIM II Peek will leave
Tn.l, Thursday and Saturday afternoons al o'clock.
- Passengers taking the above lines Will arrive ~ Alba
ny in annie time 10 take tie Morning Trans OF Cars Tor the
Tasi mr. Nest ~ The boats and substantial. ARE
furnished with new and elegant state Rooms sad FOR SPEED
and accommodations are unrvaed on the Hudson.
10 For Passage or Freight, apply board, or 10 T. l.
Shnltz At tie office O'ice on the Whlli. nln3
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FOR THE EAST.

r T~sS y FOR YONKERS, HASTINGS. DoEBS'
kSzT FERRY. iRX!NG+ TsRRYToWN,
.SS--.SzsS1rsz.s SING SIM; AND CROToN. The new
aud ,uisuntia, steamboat WASHINGTON IRVING. Cast
ompkin>. will her regular Ihi Saturday.
March lS' Nenoup-l e1vine the foot OF Chambers street
n3ocock F. NJ returning. vii leave Cro;on every morning
sundays excepted. haltpa>i 8 and sing Sing al clock
touching al the above places Landing ntte loot OF Ham,
nond street cnch way. For freight passage appy to B.
TONiPkNs. ls West street, OF 10 the Capt on ooai NH
q l-~--- = NoTlCE-The steamer NEPTUNE
l-eNa having been WITHDRAWN from the route iur
Sssss-T-sA- the present for the purpose of taking
pair of new boilers. und beng thoroughly
ovehauled rhout Se viii her regular ips
the 18th "f March. In the meantime those WISHING 10 com
mate the transportation of esh durn the ensuing
mh3if ]. y DILTS. AGENT. ~ WeSt.tree;.
= i-S y WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
e-z.aEA-I NEW-YORK AND BOSTON RAIL
-sss'aSs<-zssrs1- ROAD LINE via NORWICH AND
woRCESTER-Composedo the following superior Steam
e-s running in connection with the Norwich and Boston
and Worcester Railroads:
WORCESTER, Capt. Vanderbilt.
CLEOPATRA, Capt. Dustan.
NEW-HAVEN, Capt Van Pelt
One Of which Wi! leave Pier No North River t-iweekly
The New-iiaven, Capt. Van Pel;, Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS, and Saturdays, az O'Clock, p. n.
Passengers The arrival OF the steamers al ALIENS
POINT VIII % Immediately forwarded In the splendid and
commodicus Cans OF the Railroad 10 BOSTON without
change For passage freight apply board
to L23 ~ n Il. ALLEN. 81 broadway, upstairs
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- VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND ron SAIL
@ SPLENDID store and commodious Dwelling House To-
-ee;her with few Offices and few vacant building
lots adjoining situated in thriving village on the Hudson
River The store bu nv the present Of the PREM
ses about years ago during which Of time s has con
Iuue TO occnpy himself and still occupies II. dong buSi-
ness rincipav on the CASH yren bu: h. he h ben:
bad wishes TO dispose tit, Il needs only 70 viewed and
examined recommend itself worthy The sttc1iIqn OF the
eeru Call on A!esSrs. HUTCNlNGs. CASM ELL
Smith rs C.d,r-srre.r y Y f23 Inn
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FASHIONABLE Boor AND SHOE SroRE-GRo5o
BETrS, l56 Fulton street, one door east Of Broad
way, keep hand large assortment OF Boots and Shoes
made the fashionable style and Of the best ma
terials
SB-aGe order all descriptions Of Boots and Shoes.
Fits warranted and prices low suit the times. 81 ly
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s.Sss a FARM FOR SALE.-Situate on the road from
csY& New Rochelle White Plains, about equti'tant
from each, containing $50 acres o! Land All OF which
is plough land. excepting which is wood laRd.-
The place divided by lane and is lad out into coHven
lent lots for cultivation. All the fences OF stone IN
good order and the ground in high state Of cultivation.
The buildings all good character and order For terms
apply TO 5. L. KENYON, on the premises, or of
DO II J. ADRIANCE. sc John 81. New York.
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NJ b. pALMER'S AMERICAN NEWSPAPER SUB
sSn1nTIrE AN .DvESTISISG AGENCY

W b. PALMERS AMERICAN NEWSrAsE La. >ui'-
sSCRIPTIoN AND ADVERTISING A"e-INSi-
80 Ann-street, New-forS.
l6 State-strect, Boston.
SO Pine-street. Philadelphia.
S. E. Of Baltimore and Calvert-st- BSi'irefe.
Advertisements and subscriptions are received Tor some
Of the best Newspapers Of most OF the principal towns u
cities oil every State in the United States for when ne Is
the duly authorized Agent.
Merchants Manufacturers and Dealers generally are re-
specNully invited avail themselves of the medium wniea
nv agency affords Of communicating directly with the PEG
copn.-v V. >. PALMER.
d25 Agent for Country Newspapers.
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HRANCIS' MANIFOLD LETTER WRIT. R-lh,s
tuly great iryeu,ioa recommends ;tse all who teSif
an exact copy Of their corspoadeaee as BY Ibis apparatus
the stroke Of the pen ha The letter produces the copy
=, tbe same time The mode of wiring Is agreeable and eSe
d,ous aforng great facilities 10 business mtn aud ,ee
tnowa chemical agent The Manifold Writer'S uade Of
various sizes for aud private use so with lock aud
key and are sold A, very low prices by the topJctor and
manufacturers. tkASoiS - - =. ~ .s.n-i-,.
rSr n,r,f,rtmrr suTc.ior article Of BLACK and
CARNINE INK, known as the CRoIoN I'M. MaJtai''d
10 retain its color and audlty 10 any Climate III -,
hand and carefully packed for shipping. m -ua
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,

NO. SPRCCE-STRELT
CACTTOS-Thc subscribers, finding there Is set O: IN
Cp.ncpled fellows who in the habit Of selling Shades
OF al inferior quality purportiDg 20 from their manu-
factory, 2icr the public, or those who wish good SHADE
that ON this date they Will be found only at No Spruce
street. where they have OF the splendid asso
neus which could be collected They warrant their sheee
wash. They VIII not curl crack, as they use ':Sis
but OIL c0lo-s. CThey DO not open ten and twelve cases
day. advertised by oheT-that being 700 ucii
huhl-cry-ihere being such thing rs cases OF shags
But they keep more Shades hand than ah tie olsel
stores the city, and they are al Manufacture uie-
their personal erection. Any person cam y e"s
their own views, have them coped correctly.
On hand few pairs OF correct copies OF some o! the most
celebrated Cathedrais in Europe.
ne- moi 10 be surpassed Trimmings Of all kinds cheap
a, shown with the creates. pleasure To VISITORS even
thev do no; buy. (IfIm) BARIoL q DE- 4AONl.
0ID CASTLE soAP-A fine old genuine dsrk metted
Article. Sold AZ IS cents pound, By 7. JONES, 81
Graham 3. and 3a3 Broadway. III I'm
(IRFAsf STAINS, Spots Marks e-a.ac from Clothes
W or WooeDs by the Magic Erasive Soap. It efectu-
a eraaca:es all furnishes and leaves tie part bright
new and spoesa Ssid price % cents at SO Chatham ST.
and a23 Broadway, OF lss Fulton ST. Brooklyn III I'm
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ID ENOYAI.-E. DOWNS has removed his extensive
h stock of BOOTS AND SHOES from No. % 70 90

ID EMOVAL.-E. DOWNS has removah ms eXtcnsve
h stock of ROOTS AND SHOES from No. 20 10 90
Catherine street.
The public are respectfully Informed that he has Of late
made very large additions his stock, and, though always
ahead and cheaper than the cheapest he is determined
10 be little cheaper follows Ladies Cater Boots nj
S. los l2s Ladies Busk!ns. thick soes, IS to 81 unsur-
passed for style and durability Misses Cater Buskns and
Boots in any quantity the smallest prices besides Chd-
rens Caters and Of all sorts and descriptions TOO
numerous 10 mention. Any quantity Of Gentlemen Boots
AT lbs lis los and so on Also Boys and Youths Boots
and Booees etc etc. Altogether the most extensive as
sortnent of Boots and Shoes TO be found In The City
Please call and look for yourselves at
So CATEERINE-STREET.
Y. B-superintcnien:s of Sunday Schools and otncr
charitable institutions will be supplied at the very lowest
- DIR 3ul"
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The above is the ORIGINAL and only GENUINE pre-
parat!on from this valuable all others being fictitious
and counterfeit. Only prepared by Dr.. SwAlNE whose
Office removed the " W. OF Eighth and Race
streets Philadelphia This medicine is acknowledged by
the Profession and Others throughout the Unsn 10 excel
BY all the other remedies offered 10 the public for
the cure o! the above diseases.
II Keep the name of DIR. SWAYNE in view, Eighth
ard Race, Philadelphia
AGESrs-Havland, Reese & Co. New. York; Dr.. W. H.
Minor. corner Broadway and John st r. \. Sands. ss
Bowery f. b. Warner, 2o5 Beecke-st. u Y City; Mrs
HAYS Brooklyn ". e. Wood. Harlem; benjamin olds
Newark: John Pearson, Railway John Tcrhune. New
Brunswick. Y. J. j. ;. Harrison, Salem, Mass W. II.
Pierce. Albany; l.. p. Swan and j. NJ Wnsow, Roches-
ter y Y Backus s. Bull. Troy SpaldnG X Harrington.
and J. Green Co. Worcester Mass. John p. Hall Co.
Boston Harvey Seymore, Hartford Conn. E. Hollidee,
Buffalo " Y William Montgomery, Lansincburc. \. Y.
P NJ Cohen Co. Charleston :. c. Andrew Oliver s Co.
New-orleans; T. & j. Adams and f. Sclenc 81. Louis !;
WIN. Thorn, Pttsburg Z. b. Hnman, Cincinnati
;oe 2r,t
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MEDICINES
PRICE REDUCED.
SWANS CELEBRATED PANACEA.

," FOR THE. Cure or
srqfYa Gsas1l be3iy #,aits sa'e7i.g RAttao's'+7'
-yIsiag from lnpsrIty or he Bleed, or
the E5,rts Of Mercury.
I-s eelsbrate this couury and turope for It's sIi.a,
~ he drrc;ions AID books accompanying the anaer;
II a ben used hospital and private Irse sno mas aae
br,,ed physicians. Among oth-rs' y
W Gibson ". Prof Sares.y "a tniEsFs i;.;..
" p 1--we VI D Prof. Midwifery Pa. University.
:. Gharuiaa ii. D. Pf9f Physie P, Univsst s,
Dr. Del Vale Prot. Mediocre, Havana
J61f Loursnes da Iaz, Prof Surssry, Lisbon
Tke Recoinmend,ons Of Physicians and en'inen.
r-soas such W trv'He l4tr 'tiHsef 10 siAe' ~
e-.s5g British Consul &c S and also the wonderful Cures
!=e,sd b. swaiu nleea have for many yess rnae II m
IN ay form and benG Innocent PREPARATION It may De CIV
en- e. rs .., si Pc h ba reduced to One Dollar and F
Cents pr bottle coaanias three bali pins OF three bottles
'V chTTioN-observa thar the name Of VIM. Swain is
written on the ats over the cork OF each bottle 10 counter.
if'' Wh I.ihfS S6S-e & j2.i. rERMuFUGE.
ss for ali ise,ses arising from Debility Of the Digestive Or
CANS sach Worms Cholera Norh1s e'es anu
Acue Bleeding Piles Sick Headache SC. &c See the PAM
For sale by ali the respectable druggists the United States
Wholesale orders to b. addressed 20 " m Swaim IONS
York General Agents FOX the Psnacea and Nernliuce mo s
TAR. swAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
~ CHERRY
FOR CONSUMPTION.
COLDS. COUGHS. SPLIIING or BL0gD BR0S-
4STHKA, PAW ~ TIE SIDE. BREAST
AND CHEST WH9OPING COUGH,
GROUP, AVID ALL DISEASES OF
THE LIVER 4ND LUNGS,
BROKEN CONSTITUTION,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-07

- FOR SALE.-ihe two story basement house NO ~
@ Leonard ?; i-s6 inches by - feet the LOT leet
1t has been for Yeats the occupation oi TIE
owner aud is In Terct order \ fac Dry cellar the whole
length house-ihe kitchen light and comyeneu and
furnished h of Beebes best Ranges he rotor
both arm and cold toihe upper stories The bath
the second story and the arrangements .or y arr
made IN the most approved manner The gard i Tagged AID
In IL Is large grass plat \ covered way extends IRON me
the % the lot The house very convenient M
cheerful sud would be found aseeable residence Tor small
family. IL may be CeiweeG the hours Of ii aud O'clock
dbl For term at Iennard-St. mt Nv