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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-11

FOR The PILES.
NOR THE PILES Are you afflicted Win fl!es'
Il Try, then, without delay, Doctor tphams veg
etable Eecuary the best remedy ever offered 10 puohc
notice This really excellent medicine is Inc resu. "
thorough medical education ans complete ho"euse VI
the disease for which il is recommended lhe Hoss ~
unlphait success attends its administration
Read the following remarkable cases:
lady, residing in Norfolk street. seriously afflicted
with Piles great her suffering tha' 10 use he, own
expression life burden; for four weeSs he la zen
attended by OF our mos eminent Physicians WITHOUT
the least benefit. Satisfied that ii was an aggravated eAe
Piles prescribed the Electuary; two boxes were used
Six months after, the lady called on me 10 prescribe
another complaint and then informed HE that SIZE was
perfectly cured OF the Piles by the two boxes ad hau e
perienced no return since.
Ms. c. residing in Greene street. called on me !aS sI'
saying that she had been affected with Piles fo- TWO years
accompanied by pain in the side, papaucn Of the heart
sense OF straishtnesS across the chest and oprresSo
She was unable lie down without elevang the head anu
chest considerable resting horizontally produced sense
Of s,frocaon followed by cough By using box Of
the Elect;ry the pain in the SIDE palpa;on and oppres-
sion ceased! she could lie Down without inconvenience, and
the piles ere partially removed, ana second box made
complete cure to the great qualification Of the patient.
sod in this City b. the P0grtr only regularly edu-
Gated Physician confined occ f-acire for the treat
rnent of CHRONIC DISEASES, No. ls5 Geyery. Medical
adyc, in relation 70 the above or any other complaint
rratis Price of the Eectadry dollar. ~ Remember
mar the EiectunrY is INTERNAL REMEDY, and not an
erteaal appla.oa and sold ONLY At 1856 boweTy four
S ~ A'V' i22 sm'
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VALUABLE EXTERNAL REMEDY.

HUNTS LINIMENT.-This celebrated remedy Is now
IL Tor The hrst time Offered Neyvio public: the
l-9tity which has Obtained the county tWtchSterl
WHERE was ORIGINALITY introduced has induced the proprietor
ben discovered external remedy that has proved
rs effects permanently curiH: the following diseases
RhsnGtis1T Seeded Limbs PcIr the Chsst and Back.
SprIns br1iiSss, Nervous objections UeckneSs the
Joints CoHirGctionS of the Muscles Burns SGii Rhen
Group. .3sue N ne Face Tooth .iehe, &c SC.
The following letters from the highly Physicians
who have had charge Of The Hospital in the Sing Sing State
Prison for many years The powerful evidrncr IN favor
Of rhis celebrated External Remedy and is sufficient guarau-
that WORTH the confidence pthic For partic
uars the certificates accompanying each bottle. Price
Is Cents
SING Sisc, December 18th 1914.
Ny DeGr Sr: Received your yesterday asking my
Stanton. Knowing It's composition, aGd having frequently
used IT, recommend !, safe external remedy,
and IN my opnion the best l-niTent now in use
Very truly and respectfully yonrs.
\. X. HOFFMAN, NJ. D.
Col PIERRg VAS CoETL,NpT.
fully concur III the above oninlon; NJ, ,,,,,,
This Liain.nt Is sold BIZ Rush,ou Co 10 Broadway
Asor House. Broadway. conner Fourteeni;strt-t A. B.
D. Sands - FutoH.5tr-e 23 Broadway u East Broadway;
Aspiuw1ll So Wam-sre-t; Aeaklm 5li Broadway: liui-
on I27 Bowerr Of randeet Moss corner OF Can
and Cirand-street g. p Hues M Nassau-stTeei, cor
of Ann Bonsll cor Canal aud Hudson: Austin, coz.
Cedar and Nassau: j. j. Coddingtou 300 Hudsonstrst
Graham corner of Od-slp and Waterstet hbbard COBB,
corner of Atlantic and Columbia Brooklyn: and Druggists
generally throughout the city aud United States and BY
HOADLEY. PHELPS co. l42 Wa,sT-,treet. y. Y who
the wholesale agents. Orders addressed them 10 the
proprietor Sing Stag will be attended 10.
f2i I'm GEORGE +. STANTON.
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HOTELS.
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL,

NOKNEK OF WILLIAM "
Era The subscriber respectfully inform, the public thar
he has leased the abov~ establishment aud Is now pro
10 accommoiae them with Board and Loagtng.
very moderate terms II has been put III The most thorough
and Complete repair painted and rhtted w'th addtora new
furniture aud he viii usual what he inends % ao
but soci,s the travelling community 10 Visit ana give nm
trial and Judge for themselves that the establishment unaee
his deserving the OF the pnoic
The location beng central 10 business Offers Inducements TO
passed by any cher house in the city Terms 81 per day
yer week proportion.
The subsc rber beg call the attention of parties thar
the Assembly Room VIII be let thoss giving Balls and
Concerts OF the and that the
room will shortly b. put complete repair and fitted up IN
magnificent style He further calls the attention Of tho pro-
fesona gentlemen OF the law that his Ioom for srbrators
accommodate them reasonable tems-Nhch Will be seen
by his regulation OF room hire.
y. B.A select number of Permsnent boarders VIII De
'n m,s 3? On, 'e's MINoRD s THREsHER.
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DRErAKATokY QOAi,DiNG) SCHOOL, MIDDLE
I TOWN, CONN. d. II. CHASE, 4. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
Established in $50. Sessions commence May 18th and
o;. 18TH continuing: five months, $50 per session.
Thorough preparation college business and person.
al secured to pupils fully in the most
expensive schools. Lads from NewYork placed In
charge of careful person. going and returning. Circulars
AZ "a Markct-street and III broadway. d23 yc
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Approved, March 3. .ilsl5.

~ LEEcnEs AND OURS applied by Mr.. MAGNUs-
son corner Of Broadway and BroOme street, entrance in
Broomc ST. Ncw-York.
Retareaoes.-Dr Cheesnan. DR.. Mott. DR.. Nelson, Dr.
FraIcis Dr. Searns, Dr. Berger DR.. Weed Dr. Sinclair,
Dr. b. Smith, Or. Quackenbos
Best Swedish Leeehes constantly on hand. ia2s am
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THE WONDERFUL SUCCESS
IVhich Dr. Foge's OtoSaonid,i, or .dR Healing
Balsam has me; uith, not 5niv Ia its safe, Bat
also in the cures ,chich IL has effected, IN
persons ,cho ,ccre IN a hopeless condition,
has convinced the most skcpiicai Of
its extraordinary cWatire pro-
ycrties, and established ITS

claims 10 the HanC0fthe
CIR L A T K L NJ L D Y.
The question longer asked, Can asthma b. crsi7
II hns been satisfactorily settled within the last
months that Folger 0oaonan will produce cure quick
any other remedy i'll the world and references can
be gwen 10 persons and out OF the city, who have
pcrienccd its wonderful virtues. who had tried for years
al other remedies In vain.
Mr. WILSON a brick-layer residing Hoboken, y. j.
tried every remedy which he could hear OF for the
lief OF Asthma and had spent more than one hundred dol
lars in endcavor-g procure help, but IN va Hecon-
menced using the Oosaonian, January 2ist The hrst
dose he took gave him relief and two days aiterward his
wife called say that the small quantity of his remedy
which had taken had done ham good Than any and
all the medicine he had ever used IN his life.
Mrs BELL, the wife OF Robert T. Bell of Morrisio~n,
y. j. who was severely afflicted with asawd was gwen
up by her physicians She removed TO the board
in the hope OF paating her distressing symptoms but
with benefit One bottle of the OosaonAn so far re-
eved her that she able 10 get up from her bed and
dress herself thing she bad not done before in months,
and She has returned 70 her residence in Morstown,
" j. with every PROSPECT ofbeine speedily restored
lNClPlENT CONSUMPTION
Yields to its effects II soothes the troublesome Cough
and gives refreshing sumbers TO the weary II aays the
PAIN in The side in the chest, and enables the
person rpcordt easily while entirely restores the
sccrctions the system and expcGes returning health
JAMES r. DEVOE, i0l aie-street had long been
complaining in the chest accompanied with
short; king cough he raised matter freely had lost his
appettc and felt alarmed al his situation lie had tried
various remedies without any beneficial effect His short
ness of breath pain in the side continued 10 increase
lie used one bottle Of the olosaonan, and Is restored 10
health. ~, ~.
of SewYo,k, David Henderson. 60 Laghts;. Mrs. Nc
Gam 90 waker-s +. Laban, 81 PiAe-st, Mrs Archibald
IS Walke--si. with
Of persons residing in NewYork could be given VINO are
rca.y TO bear testimony the superiority OF the ooslo
nian over every other remedy known for the cure OF
Coughs Gods Asthma, Consumpiion, splitting Of booa'
nv,,en ic Consump,on Bronchitis, Difficulty Of Breath
Ing oarsencss %nluenza Pans in The Breast and sde
and the various affections of the 81 mach and Liver
For sale at loo Nassau-st. one door above Ann anu IL
Mrs LAYS. I29 Fnlion-st Erooklyn. Jlu on-
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CALL AND SEE THE ORIGINAL "DOCU-
MENTS'
Col. MISE, Of Amenio, Nclc- York, 'rrites
under date Of January ., lSl5,

Mr.. Isaac BrTrs:
SIR The high estimation nwhich Wistars Balsam of Wild
beneficial effects my family believe to be inyaua
bic in cases of lncpient Consumption.
Nv wife constitution naturally feeble III the ial
Of I83 took Geld which affected her lungs producing
coug aud holrseness that she could with dii
Guilty speak.
became alarmed M situation told her that un-
less her cough aud symptoms left her as the weather a
roaced would be not likely as the weather became
cold At time he medicine 10 take which
tended To lessen her fever but still her OUCH, HOARSE-
NESS and RAISING OF BLOOD continued about The
same time At this alarming Of the disease procured
lew bottles of Wars BalSam of " i'd Cherry which she be-
no benefit from she had become far reduce by
this enaciatinC disease but prevailed her TO continue
though freely confess II hopis against hope
Before the bottle thought there
relief aud she perscyercd in till S. had taken or
hottles and now the gratifying result PfEF Ell
farming symptoms have reappsa aud should do myself
Injustice did fully and earnestly recommend It others
who may BE- in similar SITUATION - 400,
Respectfully your friend. w. H. NASE.
E. NJ Swift, ESD District Attorney OF DaiGheSs writes:
February 3, 1875.
man of truth-and his of facts entitled full
credit. Further know that the health Of his wife IS greatly
Improved. r.. NJ. SWIFT.
Again we say, call and the ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS
They fully prove this Baan the only reliable remedy
for ;ains Weakness of the Chest and Lungs, Coughs Colds
Liver Complaint ncipen Consurption Asthma OF one 10
10 years standing Raising of Blood and disease
Iuced b. a cold and changing climate.
Remember certificates aud statements of cures in
ALL STRICTLY True.
Principal Office S2 Ann.st but sold BY Druggists in all
of the country. 81 tim
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DOAKUINtI SCHOOL FOR ,lALt. fUfILo.-tiemp-
ID stead seminary Hampstead, l.. on branch of the l.
Railroad miles from Brooklyn Terms from S25 $50
ayel Circulars att. j. Chamberns'. South William
street: Aso at Sewmans Book store s9 Broadway The
Principal during the month of April at ~ Nassau. The sum-
mer Term commences the first of May.
mh5 pm. NATHANIEL DUNN, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
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@ THoMPSoN's TRUSSEs, Office Is Beck
U INlman street. About 300 OF the FIRST physicians
~R-<5and surgeons OF Sew-York have given their
decided preference TO this Truss as you can
graduate the pressure from one to fifty pounds the
rupture, without back pad, which does so much injury
10 spne trial beng the best test OF its superb
orty it is applied and SIX days thai given and II II doe
not retain the rupture while performing every kind Of
ercise coughing, and give perfect easein word II Il
satisfactory in every respect the money IS cheeuy
returned and this Is the only condition on which you
should buy any Truss permanent Is easily effected,
and warranted, II directions followed
Those sending need only mention the side
uptured measure round the hips. they can grad
uae the pressure 10 suit their Sold wholesale and
,e,oU ,- 4 Paetnnan-st aul II
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zlaEsaA HCLLS TRUSsES-Sotice 10 Ruptured
n NPersens-Persons afflicted with Rsptures
\ Eb Emay-rely upon the best instrumental aid the
See world affords, on application at the office,
No. yesey either Of the agents In the principal
towns in the United States. Be careful 10 examine the
back pad of HILLS Trusses, II they endorsed by
DR.. Hun in writing None genuine, be relied upon
as good, without his signature.
Many persons have undertaken TO vend limitations OF
Hus celebrated Trusses ard thousands imposed upon
in consequence. These limitations be relied Upon
they made by unsAul mechanics and are no better
than the ordinary Trussez.
Rooms been fitted up at No. yesey street. e1en
svey for LADIES' having separate from the ou
ness department, where female s In constant
to wait upon patients.
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LIMITED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY, I75
~ Br0dd,rdy, Up-iStdus.-E. WHITE would respect
fully call the attention OF citizens and strangers visiting
the city, his splendid collection OF Daguerreoype Por-
traits single in groups from TO IA persons ON the
same pate which for beauty and accuracy of dcneation
cannot be surpassed Portraits taken In all kinds OF
weather. either with without the coors the prices Of
which he has reduced to those charged by the most mex
perenced In the business.
The American Institute at Its late exhibition awarded
Mr. White the first Premium the best Dagucrreotype
Llkencsses (or grouping and general ecc which Is but
another proof to the superiority of his Portraits.
Mr.. White Is sole agent IN Newly ork for the very supe-
rior imported German Cameras and at no other establish
nent In the city State can they be obtained
n. il. Imported German Cameras, also French and
American instruments of the very best quality with plates
Cases Chemicals, Polishing materials &c.
Mr. Whites Case Mandatory being the largest and
most extensive In the United States he Is enabled ron the
quantity he manufacturer sci! DagHereotype Miniature
Cases. 10 per lower than any other house In the
Union si2 yc
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q RICHARD FISHER, Jr. WATCH-MAkER and
IA Jewcller is now prepared to sell Watches at re-
49, tail lower than any other house In the CITY, AZ
M = constantly receiving all descriptions direct from the
manufacturers in England, France and switzerland: ne u
ana,I 10 oncr very large assortment Of Gold Watches
from SIS 10 800 each; Silver do. from Do to S4o each
all warranted keep good time, or the money
Also very good assortment OF JeVeiry ana SILVER mnc
vcrS, love B-Sccond hand Watches and old Gold and
silver taken In exchange bought fer cash Watches,
Clocks Music Boxes and Jewelry repaired In the best man.
r and warranted by experienced wOrkmen as low as any
other house in the city RICHARD FISHER Jr importer
of Watches and Jcwoiry wholesale and RETAIL No. sai
broadway New-YoIk, few doors above the City HOS
;,oI (nIO RICHaRD FISHER, Jr.
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(,HrRcH BELLS AND TOWN CLoCKs.-THE
" subscriber. who was awarded Diploma Mt the New
York State Fairs Of 1912 and 1913 for the best toned
Church Bell and Diploma for Town Clocks, exhibited at
the Fair Of Institute In October last Is now
prepared his Foundry at West Troy New nrnsn
helix of from 20 TO 10000 lbs made OF the best materials,
and warranted to stand and TO peasefastens to them
lmproyed Cast-Iron Yokes with Movable Ans The In
creasng demand for his Bells the best evidence mat can
ha ivcn NJ their excellence Orders have been received
from the Canadas and all the States and about 400
have been furnished To different pacesn lie state 81 Sew
York fsom his Foundry Town Clocks, Levehhs ahd Sa'
t Js,r,,neu,s Copper and Brass Castings, &c. &c,
o2i en- aNDhE" HcNEELt-
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ROOK.KEE,PlNCi AZ


~ c. MARSH, Accountant, respectfully announces
". that his Counting Rooms No. IS Cedarstrcet, con-
time open from 4. VI. TO T. VI.
In the study of bookkeeping Il Is taught by Mr..
Marsh every pupil keeps In the most practical manner,
complete sci Of partnership books, embracing all the differ
business transactions OF good mercantile house he
becomes familiar with ell the books constituting the set,
with all the documents relating to the books trial balances,
balance Sheets accounts current. and with various mer-
camille calculations interest, discount equation OF pay
mcnts, exchange, &c.
In one course Of instruction person Of good capacity
will become competent Book keeper and will receive
certificate that effect. No one is taught in class.
MERCANTILE WRITING.-A thorough course OF pro-
gessve lessons which will not fail In cTccting valuable
Improvement. Specimens OF truly mercantile style may
be al the rooms
ProspectscS with terms, hours &c. may be obtained
at the rooms day and evening.
c. c. MARSIiS WORKS,
The Science Double Entry keeping Simplifed
llth edition, 200 pages octave Price 81.
The Art OF Single Entry keeping improved, Sd edi
ton. l33 pages octave Price 10 cents.
For sale at the bookstores, and al the rooms.
Mr. Marsh offers his services in opening closing or writ
Ing up books IS Ccdar-stTeet, up stairs. s5f
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received by the Commits
y somrrs and Inspectors OF Common Schools IN the SIKH
Ware. at the Office Of T. IHoMAs Soy Archi!ees No g
iue required the School House IN City Hall Place III
mi ~ vA'' ''' '<'''t ''''"' '''TI +. THOMAS SON
DsgRow7 .oa as oTsr 4, " ,Ss
for Equestrian Tuition and T F,RtsIst Riding
LECTURE LESSONS EXERCISE RIDING.
iG Lessons -. SIS Gol Month. Sl2 90
10 do .. 10 COL 90 Rides ......l0 90
! do 09ha DO go. e "
Road do SOL
s. g. Highly trained and Horses, for the Road or Pa
rade, to let.
70 Lessons $500. - 0Cl 20 Rides. slO w
Singh do ... col Single Ride $500. 70
RULES
ALL Lessons or Rides paid for on cOmmenclng.,
2-One hour allowed each Lesson Ride IN the school,
3-OD- hour and a half TO Lesson on the Road
i-fIours for Ladies. from A. NJ 10 7, NJ.
5Hours GeHteInen, from 10 and from 10 81 T. NJ
6o Geutlemen admitted during the hours appropriated to
Ladies.
card Of address IS requested previous 10 commencing
o Gentlemen keeping their horses III this establishment
viii haze the privilege OF riding them IN the sehool sfsts
fls I'm
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DRry.TF c0rILLIoN PARTIES attended to b.
piano Forte and Violin Performer Of the best ta.eut
IN the City, Inquire ST JoLLIEs Music Store, as6 Broad
way, "
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THE TRIBUNE.
THE NEW posT-oFFIcE LAW.
To 90 into l6ect Jaiy ], 1915.

Az ACT 10 reduce the rates Of postage, limit the and
the abuse Of the ranking privilege, and for the
rTryention Of frauds the Revenues Of the Post-Oce
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DUMPS-Double action Light and force pumps OF all
sizes TO raise from 20 100 gallons water Per Minute
Cast iron Fountains OF various patterns
Fire Engines and Hose, &c. manufactured by
taa 3ms D. L, FARSAM, % Fulton-st.
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~pa, Dr. BROWN. Oculist, b-gs to inform thr pub
SA tic that he continues his successful treatment
SGSSNE on all diseases Of the Eye. and 10 which
~ ~ cases Of ten and for so long PERIOD as
forty years, have yielded after they have bat
fed the skill Of. and been declared Incurtbl~,
b eminent PHYSICIANS Ocuists About teHts Of o
tham;c diseases are caused BY MEAsLE and Small
but which Properly treated early stage mostly Gu
rable nderd Dr. B. asserts an instance o iauIe IN ms
trrstsn, would b. almost unknown, il the afflicted would
apply 10 him when dimruon Of sight Il first noticed or III
the early stage inflammation however acute and before 80
m,ny chrep but destructive applications made Of
Reference 10 the following which nsfe very n'etr
rate cases son Of Sir John Bunstead OF jersey Cry al
most b!ini from MEASLES. .rn,r,,
Frederick Bat;a 40 Broome stree, bad case oil lRlIIS
Iobn n ROberts-bad Ridsesrert, between San-
ION sad Houston in tie rear--of PURULENT OPTHAL-
MA and ULCERATED CORNEA.
Ofcr 70 lambers-st. four doors from Broadway. Hours
Of attendance from A. NJ 10 NJ (-unGays ercept-t
Advice 10 the poor gratis al ~
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Practical Grammar OF the English Language or an in
PRODUCTION TO composton in which the constructions ar,
classified into predictions and phrases BY Edward lia
zen author Of the Speer and Defner. Part First.
parts first and second bound in one vol sep2y
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT.

No. SPRUCE-sTREET. NEw-fORx. 49,.
THIS Is THE, ONLY MANUtACTORI Of ANY
L EXTENT IN THE UNITED sTATEs-Shades Of
all kinds and sizes varying from Is cents 10 800 For sale
correct copies all the celebrated places IN this Country and
Lnrope by choosing their views have them
executed IN mastery style Whenever ornamental de-
,gus arr copied offered for sale by others, we lay them
s- and get up new order make stock choice
md tasty as possible desiring the OF
getting ~ choice and useful articles shown through
thu painting with extreme pleasure. =
ARTISTS acknowledged reputation at all Tunes Ind
empioy ment with us.
signs Banners and interior decorations done in Style net
,prnssSabIe BARTOL & DE MAUSY
~ B.-We Shades free from defects such as
curling and cracking. malO JmDSW
INRANCIs' MANIFOLD LETTER WRIT k-IhIs
truly grea, invention recommends i,'r to all who desire
An exact copy Of their correspondence By this apparatus
the pen that the letter produces the copy
Al the same time The mode OF writing agreeable aud erpe
dous aoring great facilities 10 business and travellers
The ink perfectly ndeble and cannot be erased By any
known chemical agent The Manifold Writer'S made OF
various sizes Tor business aud private with lock aud
key and sold very low prices by the loprletors and
manufacturers. FKANCIS q LOU XII;
Manufacturing Statiouers, II Maiden-lane.
F. & l. manufacturer superior article Of BLACk and
CARMINE INK, known as the CROTON INK, warranted
rptain color and uidty climate Quantities on
hand and carefully hacked for shipping mi I'M
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COAL

------------ - roN.-PEACH ORCHARD COAL,
,e 1.sI S sSs. a. s Ss's.1 ss
broken and ESs,sse Also Iehigh Coal, White Ash,
Of charge 1911 Ig,verDoo and sidney Coal. Apply TO-
5ehuydD Lave T. STOKES DICKERSoN,
49, ,.honv-st near Broadway Tabernacle.
oAL am now reeiyhS Iesh spd IA arg lppiy 4 - s
~ eesl . ior cash thai IS Stove and Nat 10 tSS -
sroEen O. per delivered ID tne oe,t 0fe' "oN
cor d King and G'eeh~'eh' '' PETER CLINTON.
l2f Inn
CrCu Pic; JRON-so toys No Ga,t,hsafipsc 49, :,
SCOIIh h 81" fm3i CAss & WARD, al broad ",
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DAGUERREOTYpE.
FIRST PREMIUM NETWORK
DAGUERREAN MINIATURE GALLERY,
Corner of Broad,oay and Fulton street, entrance
ird

third door.
VNTHERE may be had MINIATURES which. for beauty
w OF color tone and effect, at all times commend
themselves and If superior equal any that have
been heretofore TAKEN Mr. Is. does claim superiority
himself but leaves his pictures to the criticisms OF
Just and intelligent public. VINO, well strangers.
invited call at the Gallery before going elsewhere whe
they intend sitting not. Lkenesses in all
warraHed to give satisfaction al colored in most beal
til manner, and in which depa icnt Mr. B does claim
superiority il being filed by competent and practical
person. Taken In al, kinds OF weather. from A. H. till
: p VI.
a. The American Institute awarded First Premium TO
NJ b. Brady At the late Fair.
Instructions carefully given in the art.
d. amy NJ j. BRADY