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kyAPP,s INDIAN STRENGTHENING

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THESE Fla-rs AZ prepared for Psins o. Tasnsss ~ the
hack brcas side or limbs RhsnHeSrn bruises ,FriIrs.
sr ard for As,hmatc Affections, rem? N Children Tie!
viii IL give rnaeii4ir and soothin- Ielei
VIII b found hishl be=eseA4 9f Complaints CT
the Liye5 Lungs and Kidney ,.-.....
P-nus o: Se-G,ar habits whose business requires ;sE
az n, ,-aS nucf " no ma; b troubled with weakness I
es; or rain in lie sid. or breast will aad relief By
With regard Il TIE efficacy Of ihse PlaseTs nothing aeei
D. said as they carr with them sir own
and the price being remarkably low zufceHt ipcucr
r,ent r. those afflicted : eve them i!Ial
The proprietor conftrct Sy ne sea, aai incLinS &C.
,napd for these F.stes the popularity winch iey have DO
tanned solely b. their merits 1d jne nnvefa' sisic-
non they have gives that they G's aeeiGe'S SUPERIOR 10 g
No Pains are spared in making them as adhesive aad rliahe
as possible and IN rendering them free from all those
M ch is source OF complaint TO the ordinary fasers OF
These Pas;srs Feed DO, oae trial give every satisfaction
desired
PL,srR and that his signature on the back oil eae
MADE only by P B. KNAPP and sold wholesale and retail
a, his medicine warehouse No 62 Hudi5grs; one eo9t
below knsS;reet New oTk Also for sale by the Dfugts
-sneTav Price i2i and IS; cents zach tlstpl M :.
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HIJNDREDS OF NAMES
EnR TILE PILES


NOR THE PILES Are You afflicted with Piles'
IL Try, then, without delay, Doctor Uphams Veg
etabc Elcctuary, the best remedy offered 10 public
notice This really eXccsS medicine is the result OF
thorough medical edrca;ioEnda complete knowledge Of
the disease for which 1t is recommended. The most TIL
uInphaut success attends its administration.
Read the following remarkable cases:
lady, residing in Norfolk street, was seriously afflicted
with Piles grea; her suffering that, 10 use her own
EXPRESSION, life was burdcn four weeks she had been
attended by one of eminent Physicians, without
the leas; benefit Satisfied that was Gn aggravated case
OF Plies prescribed the Eectuary two boxes were used
Six months after, the lady called on me TO prescribe
for another complaint and then informed me that She was
perfectly cured of the Piles by the two boxes, sd had eA
perenccd 10 return since.
Mrs GrcSding Greenestreet, called on me last spring.
SAYING that she had been affected with PILES for two years.
accompanied by pain in the side palpaton OF the heart
o! sraiehtncss the chest, and OPPRESSION
chest considerably; resting horizontally produced sense
Of suocation, followed by cough By using ore box OF
the Eectuary the pain in the SIDE rapon and oppres-
sion ceased she could lie down without Inconvenience, and
the Piles partially removed and second box made
complete cure 20 the great qualification Of the patient
Sold in this City by the Proprietor only, regularly edu-
Gated MUSICIAN, confined office rractcc the treat
ment OF CuRoSic DISEASES No. 1876 Bowery. Medical
advice relation 10 the above any other complaint
gratis. Price OF the EIecgayy dollar. I- Remember
tina, the Eec;udrs is INTERNAL REMEDY and not an
external application, and sold ONLY az ls6 Bowery four
doors above Spring ST. Office hours from \. NJ. 10 F.
NJ 22 3Ins
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MEDICINES.
CALL AND SEE THE ORIGINAL "DoCU
MENTS."
Col. NASE, Of Ameaia, Ne,c- York, uuites
under dGte of January 3, 1915,
as f0iLOrs

Mr.. Isaac BrTTs: 1900,
Sir: high estimation in which Wstars Balsa Of lid
Cherry held IS nothing more than II merits Having seen It's
beneficial effects my family believe IL 10 be nvaiua-
Die in Case Of incipient Consumption. 80,
Niy wife constitution naturally feeble IN the TALL
Of 1913 took cold which affected her lungs producing
h4rasng cough and hoaseness that she could with d-
Guilty speak.
While on yis, to her friends last spring her attending
physicians became alarmed her situation told her that I'M
less her cough aud symptoms left her as the weather a
preached would he likely the weather became
cold he medicine TO take which
tended lessen her fever but still her OUCH HOARSE
NESS aad RAISING OF BLOOD continued about lhs
same time At this alarming stage Of the disease procured
few bottles of Wista BalSam Wild Cherry which she be-
bene, from because she had become so far reduced BY
this enacatine dseaseb prevailed her TO continue
its use though freely confess hoping against hope
Before the second bottle gone thought there some
relief she pecvefed lis Till she had taken or 8
bottles and now sir the gratifying result is PERFECT
alarming symptoms have reapp are and should do myself
Injustice did fully and earnestly recommend II 10 Others
who may BE- ia a similar situation.
Respectfully your friend. W. II. NASE.
February ;. l845
am acquainted with Col. w. H. Nase Of Ame,ia who is
man OF ruih-and his statement of entitled to full
credit. Further know that the health OF MS wife IS greatly
| imnr1yed f.. VI. SWIFT.
| Again we say call ard the ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS.
They fully prove that this B1am the only reliable remedy
Cor PAINS eakness of the Chest and Lungs Coughs Colds.
Liver Complaint ncpient Consumption, Asthma OF one TO
40 year, standing Raising Of Blood and every disease
duced by cold and changing climate.
Remember certificates ant staements oil cures are IN
ALL CASES STRICTLY TRUE.
Principal Office % Anns, but sold By Druggists in all parts
4 the country. ST hm'
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THE WONDERFUL SUCCESS
Which Dr. Folgc's Oiosaonian, or .dN Healing
Baisam has met cith, not 6nty IA as sale, out
also in the cures ,ciich ii has Effected, in
persons who ,cere ia hopeless condition,
has codriaced the most skepttcGi Of
It's extraordinary civdiirc pro-
n,crtic. nrI cyi1ilishcG liz


has conriaced the most skeptscal Of
its extraordinary CiVGilrC pro-
perticS. and established ats
claims 10 the name ftte
G. R Z A r K + NJ E ID Y.
The question is no LONGER asked Can asthma be credf
II has been satisfactorily settled within the last TWO
months that Folgers olosaoan will produce cure quick
than any other remedy in the worc ana references can
be given TO persons and out OF the city. who have ex-
pcrenccd its wonderful virtues, who mad tried Tor years
all other remedies in vain.
Mr.. WILSON a brck-layer, residing at HohoEen' " D.
had tried every remedy which he could hear of for the re-
lief of Asthma and had spent than one hundred dol
lars in endcavor:g procure help, but IN van Hccom-
menced using the 0osaonian, January 2lst The hrst
dose he took gave him relief and two days aiterward his
wife called say that the small quantity Of This remedy
which he had taken had done him more good Than any and
all the medicine he had ever used III s liie
Mrs BELL the wife OF Robert T. Bell OF Morristovn,
n j who was severely afflicted with Asthma gwen
up b. her physicians. She was removed 10 the sea poar
In the hope of paating her distressing symptoms, but
with benefit One bottle of the oosaoni0n so lar re-
levcd her that she able get up from her bed and
dress herself thing she bad not done before in months
and she has now returned her residence in Morrstown,
Nj with every prospect oibeing speedily restored
INClPIENT CONSUMPTION
Yields to It's effects 1t soothes the troublesome Cough
und gives refreshing slumbers to the weary aays the
pam the side and soreness in the chest and enables Tue
person eJordte easily while il entirely restores the
sccrcons of tho system and expeditcs returning health
JAMES b. DEVoE, lol Il adc-sreet, had long been
complaining in the chest accompanied with
short hacking cough; nc raseh i'tte iieei @ Iost ms
appetite and felt alarmed At his situation lie md tried
various remedies without any beneficial effect His short
ness of breath and pain in the Side continued 20 increase
He used one bottle Of TIE 0osaonia, and is restored to
health.
George W. Burnett of Newark, u. George W. Hays
of Sew-Yo'k. David Henderson. GO Laght-st Mrs Nc
Gann ~ waker-s F. Laban, So Pike-s Mrs. Archibald
IS Walker-st. with
HUNDREDS OF NAMES
of persons residing in ScwYork could be given who are
ready to bear testimony the superiority of the olosao
nian over every other remedy known for the cure oil
Coughs Gods. Asthma, Consumpion, Splitting OF Blood
Dyspcpic Consumption, Bronchitis, Difficulty OF Breath
INK loarsencss Influenza, Pains in the Breast and Side
and the various affections of tie stomach and Liver.
For sale 81 l06 Nassau-st. door above Ann and al
Mrs HAYS, lag Futoi-st brooklyn. jlO 3m'
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ROOK.KEEPING. Mc

BOOKKEEPING, NC.
~ c. MARSH Accountant, respectfully announces
Ss that MS Counting Rooms No. SO Cedarsreet, con-
tinue open from a. VI. to Q T. VI.
In the study OF Bookkeeping as Il Is taught by Mr..
Marsh, every pupil keeps, In the most practical manner
co8p SCI Of partnership books, embracing all the diier
business transactions of good mercantile house he
becomes familiar with all the books constituting the set
with all the documents relating 10 The books. trial balances
balance sheets, accounts current, and with various ner-
camille calculations IN interest, discount equation oil pay
mcn;s exchange, &c.
In one course Of instruction person Of good capacity
will become a competent Book keeper and Will receive
certificate % that effect. No Is taught In Il class.
MERCANTILE wRGTlNG.--A thorough course of pro-
gressive lessons. which will not fail i'll eIecins valuable
improvement. Specimens truly mercantile style may
be At the rooms.
Prospsotuses with TERMS hours, &c. may be obtained
AZ the rooms day and evening.
c. c. SIAESITS WORKS,
Tie Science Of Double Entry bookkeeping SimpliAet
llth edition. 200 pages octave Price 81.
he Art OF Single Entry bookkeeping improved, 3ded-
ton, 1870 pages octave; Price IS cents.
For sale 1T the bookstores, and 1t the
Ir Marsh oilers his services in opening closing or writ
Ing NJ books Sc ccdar-street, up stairs s5Y
DisBRoWS RlDlNG;5ScnooL7;No ;Os IoTTery mar .aI
honor 70 announce dat his School open Day and Evening
for Equestrian Tuition and r gssrSist Riding,
LECTURE LESSONS. EXERCISE RIDING, =,
Ls;;o"' s IS 90 SS % M l!S%si g
Single Lessons 60 GO Single Rides Is
NB Highly trained and Horses, for the Road or Pa
radr 10 let.
EVENING CLASS,
Lessons s. Cd 9 R,ds 4; .-...'..si' %
Single do 49, hT I2LLI!ss's i"dF - - %
An Lessons Rides paid for on commencing,
2-One allowed or each Lesson or Ride IN the school
3--One hour and half 10 a Lesson on the Road.
l-iIouri for Ladies. from \. NJ. 20 7. d. =,
5-Hours Gentlemen from 10 and from TO -, H
Genemen admitted during the hours appropriated 10
Ladies.
A card OF address is requested previous 10 commencing
@ Gentlemen keeping their horses IN ts establishment
will have the privilege u riding them IN the school sFas
fl3 In
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Principal during the month ApuI Nassau. The Sum
me- rs E 2ni SSTHs%iEL hfjHN A. NJ PRINCIPAL,
DUAKDlNtI SCHUUl.-lRYING INSTITUTE. TARRr
ID TOWN. y. Y.-WILLIAM P. LYON, A. NJ. Princi
pal.-Summcr Session will open on the Isl OF May.
To those who desire 10 place At Boarding School,
the advantages offered at this Institution believed TO be
elual ii not Superior to any. II has been III success
f operation seven years The location, delightful and sa
ubrous. convenient OF access nom the City The ed
fee Is commoouS and comiortable-the play grounds am
pie anu disconnected from the village The government Is
Efficient bu mild, resembling that OF a vel! regulated
Christian famy-and day scholars received 10 coun
.erac. the salutary influence at family training.
The OF instruction IS designed not merely 70 ad-
and perfect the pupil in the branches studied but 20
devoope and instruct the judgment, TO enlshten tc UNI
Outstanding, 20 form the habits, and 20 give moral ard
useful direction TO the nclnaons.
Further particulars, including Catalogue Of Students,
opinions patrons sc will be found in the pamphlet circ
lar Of the Institute 10 he had application At the Book
Stores OF Bartlett Wexford, Astor House and Raynors
IS BOwery.
Reference b. permission 20 the following distinguished
gentlemen:
Washington Irving, Esq.
Hon. Daniel Webster, L. 5. Senate.
Hon. GuIan c. Yerplanck.
Capt. Alex Slilel Mackenzie, L. s. y.
Nathaniel g. Holmes. Esq. Tarrytowr.
Francs Hail, Esq. Rev. Nathan Bangs, DID. VIM. c.
Bryant Esq George T. Trmbc, j. Il. Van Rensselaer,, II
ID. Harper s Brothers, Sew-Iork City.
Also the following who have been, patrons
Rev II W Hunt. Zcbebec Cook, Jr. Benz l. der,
Rev |. VI Vincent, VI Van Beureu, Oscar Irving,
Rev Thos Buych, Jas VI IIsyt, Theo Reese,
Rev J Dcwnc, j l. Mott W kncvels,
Rev j Scwell, c Duscnbeuy, l. Dcnison,
Rev \ Selleck, l. Kip, Geo Clinch,
Rev DR. West, parmony, III w Clapp
Dr Jos Scribner, Vim Boggs Benz Brush,
Rev d Babcock, " Van Noorhls, Campbell
\ L Livingston, Leonard Kirby, W Durham,
Elisha Morrell, Jacob Leroy, i Howe
Peter Pinckney, Gen G II Striker, II Raynor,
C1has Storm Harvey Weed Isaac Adriance,
Ches erman, 81 Wheewright, Thos Pattisos,
Morris Robinson, " Van Antwerp. VI EelS $50 I'm
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nkl GOODS Ar BARGAINS.-Ihc subscribers take
~ this opportunity OF informing the Ladies OF y. York,
&C. nai they prepared 10 offer great bargains in
Dry Goods their stock consists in part OF Broadcoths,
Cas>mercs and SatinetS Bombazines, McrnoeS and Al
paccas Linen Sheetng Table Lnen, Toweling, Napkins,
Diapers Cashmere de Lazes GiDshanis. Prints &c
Cotton Shces ard Shlrtn:s and al other styles OF sea-
sonaulc Goods. Ladies iuvedio call and examine their
stock and make themselves acquainted with their prices
before purchasing elsewhere. w d. GREGORY &Co.
10 10 SprinZ-st
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DUMPs.-Double action lSh. and foEce pumps Of al
sizes IN raise from 20 400 gallons water per minute
Cast iron Fountains OF various patterns
ryrc Fnriues and Hose, &c. manufactured by
doa Ems D. L. FARSAM, Is Fuiton-ss.
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DRY GOODS.

MILLINERY GOODS Cheap for Cash, at 81 Belver-st.
Ifl three doors from Pear-Thc subscriber has received
within the past few days, large and splendid assortment
OF Spring Millinery Goods which he invites the atten-
ton Merchants Mlliners and the tradein general lie
has been hand whenever steamship packet has ar
rived in order have the ; selections and does not hes
itaie say that he has hand, and viii continue 10
have during the coming season. the richest, largest and
most splendid assortment of Millinery Goods 10 be found in
market The reputation which he has OF selling goods
cheap Is proverbll and his III selecting Hat Ribbons
and silks acknowledged by those who know, to be the
best in the city and that ever thing in buying pur
casers desirols OF buying such goods wall sell rest
assured that by Calling they VIII find be true what is
here represented. l.. VI. STEVENS, 81 Beayer-st
New York, Feb 10, 1915. lut Y
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<@> TiOHPSOSS TRTSSES. ONCE 10 Beck
4 IHNAman street. About 800 of the frst physicians
Ses~, .s'and surgeons OF NewYor6 have given their
decided preference 10 this Truss rs you can
graduate the pressure from 10 my pounds ON the
rupture without back pad which does so much injury
to the spine fair trial being the best test Of Its superb
orty IL Is applied ard six days gven and II 1t does
retain the rupture, while performing every kind OF
ercc coughing. ard give perfect ease-n word, It Ii
not satisfactory every respect. the money is cheerfny
returned and this Is the only condition which you
should buy any Truss permanent cure Is easily effected,
and warranted, If directions followed.
Those sending for this Truss need only mention the side
rupred and the round the hips they grad
the pressure suit their Sold wholesale and
retail NJ rs i.eekTnan-st au u
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MONTHLY MAGAZINES
TCT MARCH


Ar,hur's Ladies Magazine Ladies National Magazine.
tir.han's Magazine.
farpers Illuminated and Martins illustrated Bibh. Do.
b~autiu! edition Of Shakespeare with many Others:
For sale b. ABRAHAM NlASE,
27fu 23i Blocker street
TVN0 MERCHANTS TEACHERS AND OTHERS
l. HUNTINGTON d. SAVAGE, 2l6 i'earl-street, keep
constantly sale large and complete assortment OF
School, Classical and Miscellaneous Books, Blank Books
IN every variety; Letter, Cap, (ruled and plan) BIZ,
Drawing, and Tea Paper, Quilts, Ink, Sealing Wax,
&c. &C.
Merchants Teachers, School Committees and others,
wishing purchase viii find for their interest 10 give
call will furnish all articles in our line At low
prices and in quantities 10 suit.
THEY PUBLISH FOR SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES
Peter Parley's Geography Kame's Elements OF Cri.i-
new edition, with Is maps cisn, $50.
and 1870 cngravings Preson's Interest Tables, I
AComprchensive Geography per cent,
for Schools. with 40 maps DO do Abridged,
and 100 ensrnvings, by 5. Webstcrs Dictionary for
G.. Goodrich. anthor OF Schools, 2mo.
Peter Parleys Geography, DO do do lGmo.
Common School History. Mrs. Lincoln's Rotany.
&c. in course Of publica- DC Botany for Beginners
ton Do Natural Philosophy.
Peter Pareys History for Do Natural Philosophy for
Children. Beginners.
Burritt's Geography of the DO Lectures on Chemistry
Heavens, with an Atlas. Do Chemistry for Beginners.
Felowes Astronomy for Be- Ga!laudets Picture Reading
ginnerS Book.
Goorcs Ecclesiastical His Prestons Interest Tables,
tory Tor Schools. per cent.
Do do Abridged.
Practical Grammar Of the English Language an in
PRODUCTION composition in which the constructions are
classified into predictions and phrases By Edward iia-
zen, author of the Spcler and Defncr. Part First.
Parts first and second bound in one vol. sep2y
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ZONES & HALLS CHASGRAELE SAFETY LOCK
y This lock can, the viii Of lis possess0f be changed
so as 10 make millions OF locks Of that neither
the any other person has any knowledge what
ever OF the .cck.
The subscriber would respectfully Inform the pubic @
he has ,rched Of hls rarter VIM Hal OF Boston, Mass.
his hall in The Patent Right in the above loek TINS lock
is n0w owned and will in future 5e manufactured only BY
T. C. JosEs his establishment In the city OF newark,
Nj And BY this advertisement. he would uotfy al Per
SOILS not 10 infringe his Patent Right The subscriber has
been 20 greGt expense TO manufacture and 10 sel the
above lock much less price, according 10 the SIZE, than
c be bought in .he United States. And he woad farther
state tina. h, lock has been picked nor opened with
ou The tue key that locked Il, Will be seen b. the many
trials that II be. undergone different tines, with
ward Of $500 20 any person who would open farly but
no one been successful; and it Is warranted In all
Instances not get OF orcer while use, which bias
been great annoyance 10 many who have used locks Of
different construction.
Also his Patent Pad Locks for Railroad purposes. Pts
on. Expresses and Custom Houses, which have been gen
orally adopted and give fun satisfaction. H. c. JONES,
| III 3mlawfsc Patent I,ocx Maker, Newark. y. D.
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f1HGAP rABlE UUTLEkY.-lIe subscriber respect
Ouly informs his friends and the public that he con-
stontly keeps on hand At his Cheap House-Furnishng
store choice assortment Table and Tea Knives from
IS Sd 10 So 50 per set AMI Carvers and SteelS TO match
and fine assortment of Pocket and Pen Knives alse
German Silver and Britannia Tea and Table Spoons and
good assortment OF Britannia Ware such as Coffee and
Tea Pots Lamps OF various patterns and sizes, &c &c-
Also Tin and Japanned Ware, and Tea Trays or various
sizes and qualities. Also Hardware and .llolowware
such as Pots Kettles. etc. Sadirons Brass Kettles etc
Carpenters Tools, cheap and OF the best quality c as
Planes Saws Chise Nails Locks Carpet Iacks etc
etc An excellent variety also Of WooG-ware ard Kasket
such as Tubs, Pals Washboarts Clothes Horses Wooden
Bowlsand Choppng Trays, Broons Cradles Basket
French Travelling Baskets, Carpet, straw end spin
Bags etc Likewise Brushes OF almost every kind-Cloth
and Hair Scrub and Paint and busting Brushes. Also
Fine Teeth and French Dressing Combs, ETC. etc.
Please cali al Il. L. JoHNsToSs, j Catharine-suee
where you will ind excellent assortment and all very
low. f. H. JohNsioN' - Sa'i4IHe,sNevt t
= Toys OF al descriptions, At wholesale aiit Ie'di.
die 3my.
,irpI,SlN EIJ Northumberland by John ROthery,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06

ItoNANTS PATENT YEAST.-The best article FOR
" raising bread ever used. Warranted 10 keep In every
climate The American Institute AZ their late fair award
ed the inventor Diploma declaring this Yeast the best
article ever manufactured raising Bread buck'Theai
pastry, &c.
The Yeast is an aid, which, being combined In proper
Chemical proportions with ailalipresnaies the dough
with carbonc acid gas without affecting, in any way, the
original properties Of the our and thus, when baked pro-
ducing perec; bread Sold wholesale and retail . cts per
rour,d BY G,ASSNER e. YOUNG. l:2 Chatham St INF
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

u will find :: GILROY'S TREATISE on THE ART
OF WEAVING Teple;e with Instruction; illustrated with
some 800 engrivngs written with admirable claeSS and
thoroughly prac.cal-pubshed In large volume
ma L. GEO D. B .LDWIN.
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SCHOOLS.

BOARDING SCHOOL FOR MALE fUPLS-Hemr-
y stead seminary Hemp.Iead L. branch OF the L !
Railroad q miles from Brooklyn. Terms from Si21 % $3.50
ye1r Circulars a, j. X j Chsmherns South William
street Also at Newman's Book store l99 Broadway. The
Principal during the month of Apu at IS Nassau. The Sum
me- I -rln commences the first of Nav.
~ Is ATH NH. nIfNN A ". Prncinal.
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GRAHAM uoUsE-NEw AREANGEMENT.-RoS
WE'LL GOSS informs his friends and the public tina; he
has enlarged his BOARDING. ESTABLISHMENTS known,
rs the Graham House, SO BarcaysTee by adding TO II
tho atioing house. and IL prepared 10 accommodate tr,
srt or permanent ioa-dcrs the most favorable
An friends OF Temperance desiring quiet home, AMI free
dom from the fumes ALCOHOL and tobacco, are invited &c
natrnnize this house The Vegetable SYSTEM with the
choices, selection OF fruits &c which the market affords
Will be strictly adhered to. but table Will be served for
tho Q who prefer the ordinary mode, or mixed diet
Cro:on Shower, Warm and Cold Baths. free.
o5n ROSWELL GOSS.
~. LEECHES AND CUPS applied By Mr.. MAGSUS-
sos corner Of Broadway and Broome street. in
Broome ST. New-York.
Rgereaces.-Dr. CheesIaan, DIR. Mott, Dr. Nelson, DR.
Francis, Dr. Stearns, Dr. Berger, Dr. Weed, DR.. Sinclair
DR.. D. Smith. DR.. Quackenbos.
Best Swedish Leechcs constantly on hand. ia28 BIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-06

DRkPAtAIUkI (BOAtD i$h) SCHOOL, MIDDLE
Il TOWN, conn. d. II. CHASE. A. NJ PRINCIPAL.
Established In 1855. Sessions commence May 18th and
Oct. 18th, continuing five months at $50 per session.
Thorough preparation for college business and person.
al attentions secured to pupils fully rs in the most
expensive schools Lads from New-York are placed in
charge careful person goips and returning. Circulars
NJ a Mark.t-strcet and Ia broadway. d23 VIC
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GUNS, PISTOLS AND RIFLES.
M ATERIALS TO- Gun Smiths, Gun Locks and parts %
VI Locks Gun and Rife Barrels, Percussion Caps arc
Pills, Powder Flasks and Shot Belts Cones and Wrcnetes'
Ribs, Rods, Worms, &c. &C. for sale in quantity by
say A. w SPIES & co. 2ls Pearl-sf
(tIAZID STRAW 5OARDS-ln tons this day landins
" aud for sale By CYRUS w. FIELD, 8 Bufiinasilp.