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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-06

Commissioners and Administrators Sale Of Real
and Personal Estate IN he Ceu,iy 81 Hcnrico.
10y virtue OF a decree Of The County Court Of
ID Henrico pronounced on The third day Of ia
nuary in The year lS45, in the case OF Harlow
". Harlow, ct al The undersigned, as special com
missioner will expose TO sale, on MONDAY,
the 10th day OF March. 1915, BY public auction,
on the premises, 10 the highest bidder, a certain
tract Of land in the county OF llenrico, adjoining
the lands OF r. Fl. Henley, myself and others.
containing by estimation fifty acres, be The same
more or less and all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, OF which said tractof land David
son John Harlow died seized. The title TO The
said land is believed to be indisputabe, but acting
as commissioner, shall convey only such little
as is vested in me BY the said decree.
Terms-One third cash; the residue in six and
nine months: bond with security will be required
for The credit payments, and the title 10 the proper
" will be withheld until The las, paymen, is made.
THOMAS +. NUCkOIS,
Special Commissioner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-06

AT The same time and place will be sold all the
personal properly belonging 10 the estate OF the
late Davidson John Harlow, consisting OF house
hold and kitchen furniture, plantation utensils.
horse, cart, SC.
T.rms-All sums under $40 cash; for all sums
over $40 six months; bonds with approved securi-
~ will be required.
Administrator Of D. ]. Harlow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-06

Mr.. Senator ArtAcr-IHe Wigs Of The Ltc'sta-
tire, and Mr.. Senator Rires.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03
PASSENGERS SAILED.

IN IL .ss,usip Gambia from Bosto" fr Lie>7po9I-l
roc-'r 80 isfy Andrew Carney and LAZY. 4 Kendall
.rs aay ai,s Kendall. Mrs AsAhead. Rev DT Goldman
ps- m sha-o Rev DR. Parkran. ReySio and Lacy, II
p'sn Robert Goldman. G Roberts. James Brown, Geo
Tfyernore L Nichols stowsll, d Il Thompson. j 4
D,cS.ou. Be,d Loriis. Guliaume. " SpauisiIg 3 I
PATE seth : I.yude. VIZ Trough, Chamberlain. y
Age berry " Hall James Fovvle More, E69vsrt
MANDY iona Duin B - B4lcn. Hooper, bearer ofde
spa,ces e.d Br ant OF Boston; DR. Robertson Laucas
ts- Mas; Chaplin, Philip Allen and Miss CHAPLIN Of
Providence Meyer Cans, l.dy four children ard servants
r Mitchell lady and child. Mr Allen and lady, Coll
{; Gruady, L Nina, 3furlQt, Malezleuz, Mr. Ward
Chas Dickson solellac. " whiigwrght Jr. YIN Bel-
Jsmin Jr c Payer, James W Cameron, Thomas Cochran
Jr, MscCsl, e1jarnin. Lppold, VIM Bat!ick, u
Graham. y Ballard, Vim Cromwell, John NJ Davis g
" White, II Spalc.ns, c Townsend, Henry, Francs
Warden Buckingham. Y Boyso W F2irrIsn,G Holman,
Ch.s Stay Voyal. Mr. Leach, Nr inonstes Mr. Jugo,
Bake Robert Kel, Leon Harch~ath Geo Scott and Jas
7 North ali Of SYork; Mr eaiherst1aha13 Norris,
Mr. Castro and Osborn Of Philadelphia Cap; Read;,
Of Montreal; Hastings Kerr and wi Kerr, Ct Qaebec:
Jacob Resp!e-. Pau son, W Morrsll, Nr Murphy and
Captain Haday, Of Canada VIM Price and LADY, Of Ire
land--lG9.
For HAtax-George Greg, John Dusgan, sir Harrins-
.c Jarae, Cochran Collins John Gibson, John Tobin,
Edward Cunard. CaptSn w Douglass AID Captain Pollen
10. Total 70.
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ARRIVED.
Shin Carolina Rroys from Canton, Dec II, with teas 10
$ T Sichol.
master Sailed in company with bark MalioT bF0"n' ior
NYork.
TO- coffee 10 sGkn q Irons!te. Passed soite In brig
hdelra Goodrnauso. from NYork Left barks Brazelier
arrived; brig Banbridge, lying of the Haftor Inc
difficulties occurring concerning the capture OF the brig
Porpol.e In the huror OF Rio BY the sd,e RaFitan had
been adjusted satisfactorily Commander Turner and the
Brazilian Government.
Rnrk Grafton, Gardner, from Canton ard Macao Dec27
tens 70 buckley Crane. Lett SHY Natchez, Water
man for New York. ION jar; Hebe, Porter, for Boston
ldz; bark Rona1son Drew SYork Jan 10 and others
before reported,
PARK Westeag, spauldng of Thomaston, % ds I'm Ant
werp ndse 10 master. Left ship occara, Higgins. Of
Orleans, barks Leader. How, Potomac. Bears, I'm Bosioa
just arr.
order.
pc brig Buffalo, McBurne, 10 DIS I'm Turks Island, with
salt to Stokes & Anthony.
Brig overuau Davis, from Ponce, PR 10th March, SUI
gar to 7 Lord.
Tucker & LgbthOurne. Left schr Blow at 81 Georges
Just arr I'm \ York
Brig Frances Ann Green 80 Dis I'm Rio Grandc, wool 10
Richards Feb 10Th, pissed going in bark Casslan Pea.
BODY, so ds I'm Lisbon Left brigs Castro, Bearsc, from
York dsg Lagrange Tate for Rio dc Janeiro or days;
ship Calhoun. Faes, Just arrived from Cadz. Sailed In
company with brs Sea Bird Bearse for Niork; Mermaid
Marshall. for Salem.
Brig TEN Paine Anderson Is ds fin Norleans sugar to
mast r.
Brig Clinton Lyon DIS I'm Savannah cotton to Strges
< Chairman.
Brig Augusta, Sherwood. d. from Savannah, cotton to
Sturyes 4 Chairman.
Schr Denmark, Boston, mdse.
Schr Fortune. Tholnaston, lime.
Schr Swan, Lowell, Salem, mdse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03
DRY GOODS.
SILK AND STRAW WAREHOUSE! =,

i76 PEARLSTREET, y ].
% l. SMITH K HENDERSON would invite the atien-
IL. iion Of Merchants making st SgrGy ?aTe5aSss 70
,h.i- large assortment OF SILK AND sIIsAW SrCDS 20
b., ,-e constant additions iron The latest
por-atonz. rh-ir e DRtSS GOOOe WI =. 9ll
lines c-uri.- lar.e fashionable nd
,bs ,Tles in market They would iarite i9.psc9s o.
ihsiTney pattern. Of RENCH Lawns = Nd NJ Sins;
rb 6gnf.d and plain Canneon and BTocsde silks printed
Bsreses and Bazornes striped FouaFds and t.oees
SHAWLs AND SC3RFS, Carnelion, SILK and csihneTe,
striped Barge and Bszorns 1,n and e9TGn.9e NJ
brics Laces and EdgingS Ribbons. Gloves. Niii;s
Thr woud desire Iariicula: aiient!2n 10 Their socS Of
eign and American STRAW GOODS comprising sV.fy Va
Yiet Of Florence Brad Straw. Lava Willow and Fancy
Bonn.t Of Spring styles and will Be sold At he 2 We mar,
I-shorn HAS and entire sssornsnt Of Palm LII
Rats o! eyery quality and rrcs Artificial lowers SONNET
TRIMMINGS sc which viii be sold for cash OF approved
credit ri the lowest market rrltes a. 3fn
II ESFBFCK JEANS Elne, Oxford Cate;, Adams and
I9f WELLS X SPRING. 50 Pine st.
-TIOI-SDATIOS MUSLlNS-lOoJ pcs Cot sale by
I9f WELLS & SPRING. 80 Pne-st.
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"REMINISCENCES OF 4 CoNsecrIcur BoY.--The
rsmini.cence OF twenty years IN In. last growing
Wes;, is equal to that Of n hundred years IN the
old World. Talking Of railroad aad lecomotion,, a
gentleman this morDing told that twenty-oght
years siace (15l7) his f4ther came ont 10 Ohio
They were from Lltctiield, Connecticut. There
were then no stages "Mv itther," said he
"droye an OK team out with the family, and |
drove flock Of sheep all the way. There were
then ONLY five families IN Medina (Wesiern Re-
serve)--only one in the township where we lived
h.lp-d TO cut down the timber, and clear seventy
acres Of land. Then left home with eight dnliRrs
IN my pocket, 10 go five hundred miles and get
College education walked the five hundred
miles, and worked for my education"
This gentleman nov expects TO go to Boston in
two days! lCinclnnall Chronicle
An ExrIscr VoLcAYo.-A writer in the Cincin-
natl Atlas furnishes some interesting particulars OF
the vast extcHt of our Northern Lakes.
There ls great curiosity (he says) about thirty
miles from Kingston, near the outlet OF the bay oi
Quine, in Canada. He visited II few years ago
in company with Professor LYgTL, of London,
who pronounced it OF the greatest curositles OF
the kind he ever saw. Ii s what is called IN Scot
land "a Tarn," or mountain lake. IL IS situated
upon conica hill, about three hundred and fifty
feet high 1t is circular, about hall mile IN diam
eter, aud occupies nearly the whole surface of the
hill.
The lake is consequently entirely without inlet;
yet q email stream constantly escapes from one
ode nG ~ TnNpn cIIe al he n The
~ a. Ill ,.h;ch has 5een erec,a6
~ r. s',rnu;, ,rha i,.ys ~ The wafer IN The
VIC ,a.. - no hnn, ,bre. bunSred and ff,y
feet above that of the bay below. As there are no
nrsa, ,a"' d",anca ne cTo,a on,son nr;ses
Ssrhanre cnmes Ibs enno,v for The mountain lake
-, ~, oseo - - occnn, he cra,
- ELL sd - ~ r,' a,ers
, u, an ,h.' ;d"n from o,so, distance
WI, AZ w., ,r;,h ,h nor"lr bs.r - ,bs
ou. ptu ~. ,, ,ho ,'a h"ad WAC aLe
u,'; We ,ha, ,ba, o,n,,n, IN.
@ auuY"s" u 10 sUpPoSeo '''"' '''' 'eN'p' VIZ
''"-
"A PRTRIFIEp AppLE.-ihe Indiana Qfa) ne
custer says; we We're shown sas5 week ny ~
stewart. oil 'his borough, a p'flneu anp'e, Which
was found some tiile SINCE IN armstrong .owhsn,P,
IN ms county, immediately oeneatn where $1,000 a
aree tree which pore hni. lTeeise.y similar n "
shape ana appearance 10 !l'y apIe' u h;s enanseo
mo Sandstone oi "l'lsu eas', "nu = siaiy
9eautiiul ana perfect tpecItn oi is'iuc,Ion u,
upon one sac OF the apple tnele Is Il sNall sPo,
which seemed 10 nave coHt'ieuceu 10 uecay, ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03
THE TRIBUNE.
To THE DISSATISFIED
By II. w., OF roRrLAso, MAINE

OF YoRTLASo, MAINE.
Why thus longing, why for ever sigaias
T., ,bs sr.oH. unai,ained and dim;
,vt,;io ,be beautiful, all around thee lying,
Offers up IFS low perpetual hymn
1you,d,st thou listen TO its gentle teaching,
ali Inv restless yearong It would sill;
Ieaf aud flower, and laden bee are preaching,
Thine own sphere, though humble, INST 10 III.
POOR indeed thou must be, il around thee
Thou no ray OF ligh; and Joy can'st throw,
If no silken cord OF lose hath bound thee
ITO some little world, through veal ana "o.
II M dear eyes thy fond love can brighten
No fond goices answer 10 thine own:
If M bro,her'5 sorrow thou can'st tighten,
By daily sympathy and gentle tone
no, BY deeds tha, win the worlds applsuses;
Ne, by works that give thee world-renown;
Nor By mariyrdom, or Wanted crosses,
Can'st thou win and wear the immortal crown.
Daily struggling, though unlovcd and lonely,
Every day a rich reward Will give;
Thou WI, find, by hearty striving only,
And, truly loving, thou can'st truly hve'
Dos, thou revel in the rosy morning,
When all nature halls the lord of light,
And his smile the mountainous adornlng,
Robes yon fragrant fields In radiance bnsht3
o,het hands may grasp the field and forest,
Proud proPretors in pomp NAV shine;
BE-, with fervent love, if thou adorest.
Thou art wealthier-al the world is thine
Yet. il Though ear,h's wide domains thou rovest,
Signing that they are not thine alone,
Not those fair fields, but thyseli thou lowest,
And their beauty, and thy wealth are gone
Nature wears the color Of the spirit;
Sweetly to her woTshlpper sne slngs
All the glow. the grace she doth inherit.
Round her trusting child she fondly filings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03

TINTED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY, l75
u B-oadiray, Up-Stnirs-E. WHITE would respect
fully call the attention OF citizens ard strangers visiting
the city, his splendid collection OF DaguerreotTpe Por-
traits single or in groups from TO Il persops on hc
same plate which for beauty and accuracy Of deneaton
canno; be surpassed Portraits taken In ell kinds OF
weather either with without hs colors the prices Of
which ne has reduced 10 those charged by the most mex
perenced In the business.
The American institute It's late exhibition awarded
NJ White tho frs: Premium ior the best DagGerreotype
kene,es or grouping and general eiec which Is bat
another proof TO TIE superiority Of his Portraits.
Mr. White sole sgent in SewiorA for the very supe-
or Imported German Cameras and AZ no other establish
Inent In the city State can they be obtained.
'. Il. Imported German Cameras, also French and
Ae!.an Instruments of he very best quality, with plates.
Cases Chemicals, Polishing materials, &c.
nr. Whites Case Mandatory being lie largest ard
Nest extensive in the United States he is enabled from the
lusntity he manufactures, sell Dagaeeotype Miniature
CASES. 10 per lower than any other house in The
Union. Sis yc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03
southern TIER AIM

THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY.-7A complete
remedy for the dangerous Coughs and Colds and
Tor CoNsuMrgioN its last stages We have evidence
OF The desperate of Pulmonary Consumption hay
iuC Welded 10 two bottles aud less. of this Invaluable edt-
cine In proof OF this, select the following names from
many whose may he oul Office G3G BIo'-
the extraordinary success that invariably A.
tends the Southern Balm
u REFERENCES. ~
Rev Nj $ Covell Pastor th street Baptist Church, resi-
dence ~ Sixth street. Elizabeth E3ndeTyooFt Us Imdst
Samuel Roberts us 9Th Avenue; r. \. Ross - btrkan-
street " Wallace Cam Dentist 81 Nsu!austreet an
derhoof rs Wairr.sect Mss NJ Taylor . HlchEtIcet,
Brooklyn; Lewis +. Green l9 fEon:-siTeet A. HATFIELD,
81 81 street VIM Smith ~ B0wery Sarah VI. Wilson,
EiizaFeh Wilson Brookyu: Arthur T. fsuptan. i Clarke
sirrrt and Gus Broadway II. Taylor g ilchst'rt Brook
iyn Benny Garuo corner 10th street AID ld Avenue
- The above cures comrrSe CONSUMPTION, CoughS.
Colds phthsic. ptursy, Irritation ard soreness Of Ih-
Lungs Brouchics Piur.y. Asthma iisIng from onricied
respiration. We have sacc 20 lTtcuzrIz- each
but yop call and rad the Certcas OF these and
graf many persons ;hl: have aEd daily ireeir-
IEC,
The Southern Balm sold At the paeT. Drug Stores in
''' FGINCiFAL DEPOT. G3s BROADWAY.
More Agents wanted throughout; The mon and II the CsHa
dss and British Provinces, bsf1 terms. AficliioGs
must - postpaid. MAJ IN
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FOE TIE EAST.

f>0, - WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Sy7~E>s-=-55s NETWORK AND BOSTON RAIL
-scsslSSSs7a2-- ROAD LINE via NORWICH AND
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF the following superior SteSin-
ers running in connection with the Norwich and Boston
ana WcrccS Railroads:
WORCESTER, Capt. Vanderbilt.
CLEOPATRA, Capt. Dustan.
NEW-HAVEN. Capt. Van PSlt.
One Of which viii leave Pic- No. North River trreeky.
The w-Hayen. Capt. Van relt, on Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and saturdays IT O'Clock, 7. NJ
Passengers on he arrival OF the steamers ut ALIENS
FOiN viii be Immediately torwartedn the splendid ana
coInInodous Cars OF the Railroad TO BOSTON. without
change Of cars For passage freight apply on board or
=, ri1S ~ ID l. ALLEN, 81 B-cadwsv. upstairs.
- - NOrlCE.-The steamer NEPTUNE
tt having been withdrawn from the route T. r
.sssSssr-- the prpsrnt ot the puIpCSc OF taxing ~
pair of new boilers. and beng Thorough
oveyhaue ;!rushout shG vi rsune Re, EpSr TIP, AL
the 18th of March In the meantime. those Wishing 10 CO.
mute the transportation OF freight dunn: the ensuing
SoG may do 50 by applying 20
mh3if J. V DltTS. Agent " Net,st'e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03
DRY GOODS IN WALL SIRE
CHITTENDEN & BLISS,

IMPOKIEES MD JObDF To-,
HAVE REMOVED 70 ihelr new store No y W an street
Our present stock Of Foreign SprIrr Goods selected By
ore efihe firm m Europe very nrse. 10 which W. H3e
making additions daily both from foreign ufvals md the
"mcfo1s Also received from American raauiacnIerS, :
general assortment OF Domestic Goods Prints: &c We =
srrfII invite the attention Of Cash men and all close
buyer 70 our position stock Of goods ana Tho prices
thereof with the single remark that Wall stree; Is not only
g1ishsd. III INDhN y 80 80,
from, Spctions fTr sale as shove mh25 ijt-
ID EMOVAL-AIWArEK GOULD x 90 have reno
II we'd from No l2 Pearlstree; the new buildings Wall
street, No ID, near Broadway.
The subscoer have IN addition their former stock OF
recently imported Dry Goods extensive assortment Of Sta
pe Domestic Goods for sale the usual 10 which
they invite the special attention Of buyers in this market
Also for cash the styles o: Brown and beached
Goods usually enumerated advertisements BIZ exclusively
cash houses ATWATER. GOULD * co. "a Wast
O. NJ. ATWATER,}
w X. GOULD, Jr.
j. c. ATWATER. )
New York, March 10th, 1873. m20 6w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03

NURSE WRlGHT'S SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
~ CHILDREN TEETHlNG ALI mother, having ehi
dr-n afflicted with any those diseases incident the state OF
infancy such illumination swelling OF the gums hile
ee,ne convusons spasmodic Group cu'an1ons erptons
disorderrd stomach aud loosenesS o the bowels should
be wihou, this nibe remedy iEa has proved so ecacious
all The above di,rreS. Numerous testimonials might be
given prove hut trial of better Prepared
AID sold By DAVID SANDS CO y East Broadway, cor
AlaIkei.st. Also. II y Enl,oa-st and 20 BroldHAv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
HARRISON s. cos c Z l. Z l. \ Z D
AMERICAN PANACEA

rE1uIs Medicine corn,onn,ed s,ely from vegetable nat;
ter free from adultsratop and warranted free from any
Ingredients detrimental 10 health was discovered anout one
wear since by an Individual orelv afflicted with UICERA-
IT'D SCEoFCIA and VITO has been under the treatment
eight wears without the ess; a2parsn, hope Of restoration
10 health and was bv Them pronounced ncrabe bat who
ser ;aEn The above ;ane medicine for Ave weeks was
restored 20 perfect health s medicine has been sold
,h unu-cedentel success and has never called il, any
Instance when taken In accord nce win reclons) 10 e:
Sec, -s-ect cure .c;he following diseases 70 wiz SALT
RHECM, SCRoFULA. ULCEG2TED SCRoFCLA, FE-
YER SORES BRONCHITIS, KINGS EVIL, THlSTELo
ISFI ANN ATORY AND CHRONIC RHEUMATISM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03

SPOKEN.
March 90 lat 49, lon 7a sclr Warrior cOdy,tm Charles
ton for Bos'cp.
March 10Th off d II sho; Key, saw bark Pilgrim, Of y
Yarmouth. steering SW.
Providence.
March 81 OF Cape Cod brig Portland Cloush, I'm Ponce
for Portland.
aoh nit la, 81 90 Ion u, ship osweso, hence for New
Orleans.
3ls Int IS So Ion - 40 VIII ship of and for NBeGfor
$50 DIS I'm Sandwich Island.
2Gih ut lat &C. lon d. brig Jac ST ds nm Buenos Ayres
for Philadelphia.
SSH ult lat % Ion Gs. passed bark showing white
signal with red Is In IT,
FOREIGN PORTS.
At Mayagtcz PR March Is. Citizen, Brown. aud Teaz-
er, Green, for NHork. disg.
At Csricnas. March 10, carcassian Watts. NNork.
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n1sASTFRS. &c.

The bark Abby Baker, (of North iarmouth) Pratt. from
NOrcai bound SYork put INTO Norfolk the 29th Of
March distress having encountered very heavy wealth
the nigh, OF the 9th, being thick got ashore
atcras Shoalcnrred away the rudder sprung aleak
and sustained other damage
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DAGUERRE0TYPE.
FIRST PREMIUM NETWORK
4 cIrERRIAN AIfNIATIIRE GALLERY

third door.
{gTHERE may be had MINIATURES which, for beauty
w OF color tone and effect, at all times commend
themselves and II not Superior, equal 10 any that have
been heretofore taken MI g. does claim superiority
for himself but leaves his pictures TO the criticisms OF
Just and intelligent public. who, well strangers are
invited 10 call at the Gallery before going elsewhere whe-
Their thew intend sitting or not. Licensees In all
warranted 10 give satisfaction a" colored in most beau
tin manner and In which depsi aeut Mr. Il does claim
superiority Il being filed by competent and practical
person. Taken in all kinds OF weather, from A. a. I'LL
> I. VI.
1.-THE American Institute awarded First Premium to
". Il. Brady at the late Fair.
a. " B. BRADY.
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PAssENGERs ARRIvED

IN ne ja-l Aiabdna from .vOrisoN;-Mr 5 Dickinson.
IN ne Grg Palcon from Bermpda-Capt Merry, Captain
YIN Lawrence OF me ship Tresc0ti, condemned and
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LAMPS, CUTLERY, &c
PREMIUM STORE.

CoUTuouY & MEYERS 34i broadway respectfully
~ invite the puddle 20 cal, n their store and examine The
richest and extensive assortment TO lie found IN this
country, OF BRoNZED and OBMOLr CHANDELIERS.
ING lAMrS CANDELABRIhS, GIRANpoLES, BltAC-
KEr BRANCHES aud CANDLESTlCKS iii every yari-
ETY. OF patterns.
-CARlN SOLAR LAMPS, n new and superb article. Pc
Cu,iarly desirable for packets and steamboats,
In evidence OF the superiority Of this portion OF their
stock any other Of H.; class offered 20 the puoe IN thS
CITY they can with homes; pride refer 10 less than SIN
manufacturers within the last years for The creates;
variety and beauty OF patterns and The "nrNed nSh o;
their work.
Every artic,csod by c. & y. Is warranted 20 b what
they represent and those who wish 70 obtain first class
goods AT price often paid for such are OF very tne-
quality requested 50 favor them Win cal! ocior-
purchasing elsewhere.
NJ liberal discount to Churches and Hotels CT ~
collar iANlPs, C;iraudole fsil Lamps Ies Trays and
CBr,tauni, Tea Sets ioT sale very low prices. ~
NvM f. SToUrENBtRGIl. u Ful,on,st.
hotwees BroadyG; spd Nassau street;
Fine Table Cutlerv To- sale rs 7hoyc az
LAMPS, 0IKANDOLES, HALL LANTERN Ms,
AND CANDELABRAS.
FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
DlETX BROTHER Y CO. No. 10 John-stIret. manu-.
ChciuTng and have always hand complete sSseEine1;
Of articles in te ue the following descriptions, which
they will sell Al whoesSe or retail al low lf,ees Tor cash
Solas Lamps. Gilt and Bronzed. IN great variety
Cornelius Co.'S celebrated Patent Solar Lard LAMPS
Cirpdoles various patterns silt s,iveT-d OF e@afed
SpslcplipE SOiarS, Doric Canpheae Lamps,
Bracket SoNIs, Side do co
Sol0T Chandeliers, Bracket do 10
Patent Lard Hand Lamps, stand do Go
Britannia Hand Lamps, CSmphsne Chandeliers.
SuINrioI Chemical Gal, Pare SVcEm Oil
do CSmuaspe, Solar and Lard OIL,
DO GpEaing Fluid Refined Whale OIL
III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03

ToCGHS AS remedy for Coughs, Coos, Asthma
- whcopin= Cough, Splitting q Bood, ana a. affections
Of the Chest and Lungs the PICTORIAL HONE OF LIN
ERwoRr stands uuvaIcd; is reputation fully estao-
ise rs the most safe. speedy and certain remedy ever Of
fered the public; n the many hundred cases In which
this preparation has been uSe, nc: single Instance Is
known ts having failed in etecrg perfect cue. Il
stands high in the estimation Of many a. the no respect
able physicians OF this CITY who give evidence o. the good
opinion they entertain OF its merits remedy f- Coughs
&C. by Recommending its use By their patients Those who
have been using various preparations without sucess and
have become discouraged are earnestly invited 70 try this
many OF this city rSti, u distant
ho have beSG restored 70 t by the Honey q Ly
srvort ana who reluctance = tne!r appear
ing IN the papers have left teI- names End address with
the prcurs;or. and given permission 10 re.e- any person 70
them who sv wish 10 make inquiries relative The
cess tst has attended lis Pec % PEI bottle For
s,lc ,ShocSSs I21 Na.densne AID ~ retail, 81 ADAM
son Cliff BoNery and 69i' Broadway j. j Coddils
toi SaS Halso1: W Watson 80 Catherine !. Ia-r1ni.
go Greenwich c. Slam, Flton-stree:, Brooklyn, and Of
- $50 ArsuEx. October /. 1885.
NJ. James D. NOVEL,
Dear SIN the Fall OF ls3. contracted sc~ere cold.
which oaci Al ;he efo-ts OF attending ply scians TO
Conquer; ~ length hey cadidy informed hey could
10 nothing RsoIthat nv disease hades'1eIy arrived q;
the las stages OF consumption In this s;Aie lasorns
der severe sNi distressing cough, pain IN the rsAt SIDE
and Chest excessive puIlent eApecorai!oi se!ed feet
and legs night and st; o blood afriend brought
me bottle Of ycur invaluable prePara:oatrc winch
received much benefit shat, with NY ehyScas earnest
request procured hall do-ehve OF which 81 an expense
OF p per ho:ehas 10 the Advertisement o: :: M friends,
perfectly Cured If disease 2nourced By Three physi
Clans Co:lstInpti01-Snd past the possibility OF care. In
n ise ssd you certificates from the doctors who
attended If you are not opposed 10 H. wish o 70
Cause tbs 20 b published in the pSpers-i1g think every
person ought 10 h=ve 1t BY them i; VII s4ve many vus
tie lives Believe NE. tea- SE,
Eye- yoG- grateful friend,
as Raw JOSHUA u. HoRSEY.