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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13
Carpstins.
cARPETING, OIL CLOTHS, &

CARPETING, OIL CLOTHS, SC.
FAMILIES IN want OF CARPE1lNt,, any article IN the
L Line are resp,c fully invited 10 call and examine one 81
the most extensive and best assorimens of bR. ssEL>
THREE-PLY INGRAM. and al other styles 81 CARPET
INC OIL CLOTHS, JGS, &c that Is 10 be found IN me
Civ The entire stock snd selected tor ne spring
from the celebrated manufactures OF This country
ana Europe In the many splendid patterns
and new STYLES Of colors which not 10 be found any
other store Purchasers may be assured that they VIII mo
the prices much lower than a. any similar establishment N
the City " 49,.
Ban experienced Uphosierer will attend the fitting
and sying Oh Cloths making Carpets &c al The shortest
notice. W. II. GtlONs New sior"
u2As Fronting 81 East Broadway and II Divson-s'
CHEAPEST CARPET E>TABLlsHME>T
u IN THE UNITED STATES, No. 10 Bower..-AN
ment OF superior English Carpetng ordered expressly for
Civ Trade and viii be sold p per cent lower than any cihe
g. establishment. Also. Just received
10000 yards Common Carpetlng at 5s per yard.
2juo0 do do Fine, from H. % Is. per yard
3n.ooo do do Superhne. IS 10 Is. do
Three-Ply Carpet, 9s do
Floor Oil Clous, Is DO
l.. Canton Mating l. N 10
ANDERSON 4 DOBBs. 20 Bowery,
e>j Owls the hr-t establishment above Hesier-st.
Auction CARPETS.--GEO. +. 5. HYATT, IS
"A Broadway corner of AnihOnysi ms recently received
from auctions assortment OF Ingram Carpets, ranging
I'M price from shlngs per yard such usually sold
from sMlngs. Also, beautiful assortment OF bru-
s. ply and Venetian Carpets; Oh Cloths Maitngs, Stall
Rods Heart Rugs &C all Oi which are for sale al sa pro-
nfs for CASH "f-' %'"s
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Drn Goods.

LOOK,
aNEr GOODS-Supernne India Nsnkern, yard wtde,
w only per yaru tine Sea Island and York Mil
,ang-, only II cents per yard. Ladies bonnes trimmed.
only cent? lot supeTtne Islcos, only cent? per yard
corded Starts cheap, 10, good Carpets, only IL II per yaId
.uoene Linen Thread, only a. Cd per pound Call today
md look al goods You hem cheap For sale
A HAW AIMS store No. t.J GTeenw sch-st leiJ ltis'
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ENCYCLOPEDIA CHEAP

EDINBURGH ENCYCLOPEDIA CHEAP
IL Edinburgh Encyclopedia, complete in 10 volumes
bound half Russia, for sale cheap by
el2 MARK H. NEWMAN. 100 Broadway.
TON >HORTFELLOW'> NEW WORK
i entitled EVELYN OF ALLElNE CLIFF. OR THE
TWO LOVERS q Romance OF the Highlands, VIII be
published HIS DAY az Ffenchs Publishing Hall, No Eo
Broadway For sale az all the Periodical Depos Price
~ cents iel2N'
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MI BRAlNLRD. Maehnl'-

NFk-loRS. May lt. l'fl
certify That Henry c. Jones of &eysars, y j. aud one
OF biz ,v0-sr1en under h- direction picked AMI opened
oc. gpol one Of Crenda kcl Patent salalinlef sales
mv CO. SO. rs Plat street The -ae was locked TBS ic
and nv clerk ~ fereuf nr- ana neither Nr Jones nor
workman f.e hey or he Jock Aiier Worh4-t
nearly II hours on different day., during - DAYS com
nersng April it, be- succeeded in opening ] OBJ - fn oi
Ap~ last have n. per agreement with NJ Jone-. plr
chased from mn one OF h.- locks for nay .aie
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CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
new and splendid assortment, Of French knErsn 80
American CLOTHS, CASsIMEKE5 and vE5TiN0ss
winch Will be made 70 order IA style not 70 % supsssea
i the City.
Our friends and the public invited % call and examine
our goods and Prices before pufcLssing. Terms SA5h
rnykl ,tf FELT S sTOCkbkIDOE.
.g-. WANTED-A well finished modern butt storY
liz brlcA HOT ST. and iu Lot IA fee N the neghoofhood
49, vi the F.ilh Avenue Broadway be,ween sixn and
FDurte. nh q. For partlcu.ars apply 10 A. j. BLEECk
ER 7 Broad 81 New YORK JeiS w
-. WANTED-ATwo Story Bros HOUSE be,wsa
AA vim a nA Lot N fee. For particulars apply "
jeIJIw A J. BLEEcKER, Broad st. near wslst
~. WANTED-A Z story PLAIN story BRICK
IL HOUSE, near Fourth f. or th~reaDont fof soooe
- 5000 For particulars apply to A. J. bLEEckEk,
u3lw Broad o. near Wal O.
-. MEfECIOMi 40 LEr AND tiAiCkEo
- ions the part the city, viii be rented low
- a good tenant Inquire at No ~ seseyN jeil ms
1y= AN OFFICE TO LET, al 10 Chambers Two doors
~: rom Broacp sy, suitable for ply s.cian or lawyer
- Inquire on ne pfemess md "
>sS%s. STEAMSHIP CAMBRIA FOR Llv.
<s~GiS ERPOOL--ADAAs q CO. bes to inform III
Merchants Of New YORK that a.. packages, par
and eers Tor Europe, II eft tier Express Once ~
Waist before " Y. NJ Saturday next, VIII 70 forward
without TAI by the above Steamer on Monday.
Packages sent through w afr subjected " no delay, beng
fora ardrd Immediately he ARRIVAL OF the Sesrishp tSo
cur Agents Nessr-. " i.lmer Smith.
single letters u; cents AID " cents per ounce
a.HL A ale
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Gituations, &r. n)anten.

WANTED ,iaias BY two '0 Young Women eae
b.-said NJ Nur-e Good Gig reference. Apply ~ Sow
-f1 IN fhe store els =
XXrt~TED-A sflafiol 'T German y0l1g nan. In 3
w sore r- srr .'-.f.ll t0 Dr. Errfr1. r.efiI ia.
excellent reference sl-'- mcguire 20 i1 Br3aaest cil.t
WANTED ..-lr' l- CooE. ~ iur Hol.rIyors br
w very canlre Gll.L vlh city references. Apply al.
+i y berry, -free'f "
t\Fff,- t.rIe A UIIf il- li-I0-. U d = .-.-.
w Two GIRLS who l-lersilri Silence rr
..r. bAhIDL b. uE MARRY
nKit, -VOLE FOX SALE. DO a FANTNER
IL Ma sTEu win fNu ur ilre- thousand dollars d.
.-..-.lr-- 40 heavy failure. Whereby fle subscriber
= -I-H.rr -lnlrri---i lr q ll-ro-ei to make sac
or SINE other --l-i- greatly io DE alrartl-e
a-- .. nav tri.I invest snail capita. .r lrrn.
fr. r-.- lease of Dol yelr-l and acquainted wir -le
1l-l--- sl would ike 90 purchase anil conilci Pho mo-'
-srr Dan. store I'D fr rg. bose greatest run !. n pre-
eruption. aud -0ll wafer Address 1e, wi'l real lafle
A- ta au0-leCarf' Ills o1ce .rua-l-.g. T. partner
d Christian man preferred Ir.l lw.--
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SILK Goops-NEw SPRING STYLES.

SILK GOODS-NEW SPRING STYLES.
DECh, NlCOLsON a WRIGHT. Nos 1873 Pearl and
L ~ Beeversireers, Newior would respectfully invits
Mercaaa visiting tins city, To their sssou
mont OF sax Fancy Goods, comprising IN part via
DRESS GOODS.
Birge- and BafOrncs extra printed Jacones and Seun
.tnps Mu.lns complete soinent OF Muslin do LANES,
all and prices ch satin striped and embroidered
raraian Muslin Dresses; CamsleOn Btocads and safin
striped silks. StAWLs.
5roch, Cashmere Barego and full assortment OF Came
con, DamasA SIR Shawls uch Dsmask Alpaca and
,sdashaw.s and beautiful article, together with
and cold Muslin de Lame >hawls IN great variety
RIBBONS.
f assortment of Bonnet aud Cap Ribbons Of the new
and richest styles complete assortment OF rsfeta
lud Ribbons Also full assortment of Millinery Ay-
lcies LAlES.
English and German Thread Laces and Edgnss hgd Cap
Laces large assortment, trimming laces and Lace Eds
ngs, &c. GLOVES, -
Consisting Of Md the best manufactures blk and cord bilh,
egyptian and FLEET Gloves with large assortment u Fanny
Nuts. select Oi Fancy Hdss Linen Cambi
hdkis, PCngec and spitaned Hdki-. together with q
.rcat of Parts Cords Gimp, and Ipsn,,rss, new
Styles all OF which VIII be offered the lorsst market prscs
l8f tys'
INDIA GRAPE siIAWLs-Landing from chip
Merchant abealtllu assortment OF Grape Shaws emerot
tered and Damssk suitable for home trade export. FOR
.ae by Tire care, by sAML DOWNER, Jr
lei2 3n-- ji Pearl stree<.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-27
!. ENsENEY 4 RHODEs, I37z,

q +. ENSENES q RHODES, 1871 ZANt',
~ Row, MAN Sr. h,Nv u0N received then en-
tire y. OK NEW SPRING ANDSUMNiER GOODS
The ,coud The sen on. nnJ tho laies, in markc,
Clo'h., Cass.merc', Saumels hl'k aud fancy color,
SUNNI Cas>imcrcs. Linen u filings. Nesines. a.
sumner siucts. llhkis, Gnvcs, Linen sbirlinss
Lawns, Giueham Liwns jacquard Gingboms
B,'z,rn. ., B,wges Ofgandie and laced Lawns
Printed JscuncL Chip,z. Calicocs
Rich Baiago shawls and Sam striped Srar!s
White Nett Shaw's. hlaek Nett Shawls
Fancy htkf-. Neck Ties, Linen cambrc hdkl
Plain AVID plaid Swis. pnd Null Aluslins
Rich o. u hlo el,d iaucN coll Silks
Hosiery. Cla,cf, Nuts Lung Mnls and hlf Gloves
Huh Fame, p.r.sDl, a.d Sun Shad.s
Ariiiirial Flower, Wfcaths. spries and lunches
EoNNErs. Gimp. Laced. B,,ds.eye ~ Florence braid
Il Ella Sonnet Ribbons. Ffeach obnny X fancy Fans
Together with every variety Fancy nnd STAPLE
Dry Goods. We rcspcc,!uily invite buyers to call
aud our suck.a, We are prepared To offer good,
very low. Gun 49, sENSENEY Il RHODES.
ATENT AEDtClNES-The subscribed
Il Keeps constantly for sale, the following pop.
ulnr Patent Medicines, at tho sign oi The Big Red
Mortar Aliens Nerve md Bone Linimen, Vierrus
tmhtoontion. swans Rheumatic Liuifneni LIQUID
Opoielduc. Fahnesiuek's Rubcfucienl Indian Vegc.
'a'le Pulls. Brandellfs Universal do warranted gen
u'nc FHhUe,ioch's AutI,hili1us do Sears anti dys-
popit d.. Mlcs' T1meio do Scolts Scotch DO
lloopci's Female do, F1hneSiork's Vermfnge
Famcs,ock's Cnueh Iozcnces ruhneslock's Thomp.
sons Eve Wa'er. Corpcnlers extract Sarsa parilla
Godirey's Cordial. Bi'cmaa's D5ups. Furlngion's
baisonh, British OIL or Medicamenum Soda Pow.
ders. SeIdhiz Powders. Essence Cinnamon, Peppeis
mint, cmon. Bergamo'tc. Lavender. &c
AI' ol The abJNe medicines are warranted gsnu..
mo LAFAYETTE MNEELY.
may 80 l60 Main street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-27

EDn BAGS RIO COFFEE;
s1tBSP 30 do Java Do
2j Bngs pepper;
30 do Pimeuiu;
30 Chests Yonug Tyson Tea;
10 do Gun Powder DO
Cask Carrots Scotch Snuff;
10 Bills Alum;
Casks EPSON Salts;
DO Sajefatus;
do Boston syrup;
do Mudicr
200 do Liquofire Ball;
4O BoSes -. s. l2s. 8 aud pound Lumps
Iohocro ~ superior qualities;
do L2dy's Twist Tobacco;
22OO do B"z'rf's aud Shecriue Copper
200 do Cinnamon;
CerOon's Indigo
6 Bbis Cuprcras;
% xcs NJ X Bais'ne;
B'ls Ground Gineer;
40 do Crushed Susof:
de- PulvcIized 30
d. Glove;
do Nutmeg;
10 B,scs Chocolate;
10 do Vuuceh'cd Sonrs.
! Bale Bordeaux Almsnds.
100 do Cotton Yarns, Nus ~ IO--ipsi r..
'cIVci aud for saloby WM pIE,iNc ~
90 ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-27

L IN9LEM EMS FRENCH BOOTS.
ACOB BERGER ntbr, old stlud 90 MAN ST.
nv icw duois south ol Ihc Virginia Iuol IL.
specially INFORMS hi, Old customer, and The pub,,c
10 :cnoml, 'ha, he hns iuslrccevcd rom New York
mud Philadelphia surP'yoi French Cali ard No.
rocco skins, winch he o. prepared 10 muuuiaciure
To order toto Geu'lcmuU's Bpuis aud Shoes. OF The
latest syle Having just received fun PhHn-
dolphin, the latest 'iyc- oud approved patterns
o insis and sP1rrg pains or c1} reuse to procure
lIc best OF " 'kucn am pc pared tn furnish an
who may favor ne HUh cal, wuh Boots mud
Shucs superior IN >iylr aud Workmanship Ia anv.
Thing iIo can be iound ci,Aof Ia The civ O., lie
weston country
n u ALL WORK WARRANTED r,Fir
mn % 3u JACOB BERGER
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w TIED STATES HOTTIE,
WATER STR Ell, a


~ VIE undersisn,d respectfully inform toe pub,
IA lie. that they have leased The above house
lur term OF ycars;hnv had il entirely re modelled
aud very much improved in The arrangement OF il.
r"oms and potcles have had i, newly and hand-
snmey painted, carpeed and papered throughout
md newly furnished, in style unsurpassed by any
Hotel in The West. Every article is eairely now
oEd the whole house brilliantly lighted with gas.
They ,llcr The Accommodations of The house To-
the public, fully determined that all guests shall
find nj thcif house. entertainment that will not fa
To aTlrd satisfaction.
From The superior arrnngcmt nj OF the House and
Table aud ihc location of The house in front OF tho
Steamboat landing. they indulge The hope, iha
they win receive liberal share at pushc patronage
may MITCHELL & CALDWELL.
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I.NroRTANTlo Loo nnALrns.

i.uil,,ojitFhNT % SHOE DEALERS.
W!NSDN, WHITE a JONES. M.nulocn.,',.
~ md wholesale Dealer. n
hloFs' SHOES AND BROGANs.
80 'H" ~ Shoe and Leather IT, Boston. aud
~. oO i'an street. New York. would rcfpcciuly
''"'I' q" lHr-e articles, visiting oiihct, fuc
lh"'s cncsIo cali aud examine. ilrir stencil ,f ,'ol.
'e"'c making uelf pu.oLa,r.. a..u,inp ii,sn ,,, /,
W. "'' hc i'u"d iut,uor auy iu the county -
~ ). arc extensively cneored IN m,nutaciur.n,
'n' ''n 'hereioro supply dealers on The rno,l fei,
"''o "f'ns' 3m az %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-27
REMOVAL.
FRENCH DYEING ESTABLISHMENT I'M
WHEELING

j u LOHhElN, French Dyer, on the other
SIDE OF me bridge, South Wheeling second
g2oi rom heiley's Store, re turns his CRATE
former farGrs, and respectfully informs them
mat he has added to his establishment nj import
ant ana, "a France, newly discovered Improve
ments. lie gives more lustre neatness and dus
r9eiliIy 10 the colored s,uns, without injur.ng
them.
lie Ieeis perfectly confdeptto give every satis.
faction, and h opCs therefore for the contInnnncs
u u"0ti"I pu'IoHaSe. oct2I
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80 Ln.KlNc- OIAss No.. nnnrs

No lA3 NAlv .rEEEr. WuErIIyG. VA.
Willy -ccpcuusuuty on hanpa very extensive
a assortment ui sap. rior Aahnsunv, French.
Hf''ian onu RJckir1 Chairs, S,ms. Per Fables
pf's"'g Bureaus, B-l,lcads. Bureaus Tables. &c
,"ge'hor with every article OF the latest style, aud
best finished
FURNITURE,
Ever offered n This clty Gil, aud Mahogany famcd
j. ""ug Gloss oud Looking Glass Plates of sll
'|s Portion aud P.cufe frames OF ever variety
lur STYLE
UPHOLSTERY WARE consisting Of Feather
o.'s' H'.scr., Guided llir Mnlirc,scs. urd Nlar-
lie-s's ul aIl kinds, with all other articles oi
I L-----LH MnI.. nn Laul md ~ q ~ IN nLL.t
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ESCAPE FROM TIE GREAT FIRE Ar PGTSBURGH!l
LARGE AID WELI. SELECTED STOCK OF
G2@1Ncs AEgD sUEE1.TEn GO

HhNNG Ro1rr.
CT CLOTHING sIOgF or
So EG G. e.,
g aad lba y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-27
~ MARQUIS OF Ftg ION.
G.. kAMMEgFR

MEN CHANT TdILOP
Ar InE siaN ur rlE MARQUIS or FASHION
( lPPOsiIE Do" Virginia llyt,l. aud n,yrdY,,
- S."h.o' MCLuLArs BIO RED FCOP f..
%c'iI"iiy miHuns h.s i.ieuds and The public. lto.
ne D. ''hs'oW'. f'rc.iue stock OF superior Ctoh.
'',7ucf"i Casinri't Jcaus. Summer Clo,h..
''' .''f''ej Lncrsi Du.hne4 Gambroon,; Cbcch,.
NESIINGS-S Satin; Cashmere: M,tseiI',..
'"'h'''s' DC Syn. Cou1fs, Sucks: and ever,
''rfF OF Goods lor Icuhrmcu's wcar p.ra.,
-'' "m COLI nnd y"u vail Grd lIli M, can .un.,,
'' Toss cost .hIu any u1sr embellishments
READY SHADE CLOTHING
y 'tH IEc a..Jumom nll kind. Er.Jy Made
..'hn4 "'. band. 90 suit every drs,urnln of c...
.w's ''e'se cali aud you viii Dot 20 awq, ds
appointed
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HiN y. HOHNBGOOK, msnu.sen.e, and
e. D. roD'audg prepared f1 -urpi, rr
'..'. 700 Glue Glass P5rcf of superior o,i,I
'' "h'.a VIII le tniui-bci 90 dealers .o,. l.,..
''h''. '' '' low ra.e as may tn pnfrbt..
h.le p,d.,s l~is 60 the Wareho1.
promptly -urH.iet. wa ''
F.u '.Is5.
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= "a =. y = NUVIAI y q $40 Y rs
AL CLIFFS PATENT have received an
's'Ntmsul oil The above celebrated Cook
'"E . owes hum Cincinnati. which Tor nea,nes'
""'y' ana ec"uomy. both IN price aud ipel carnnr
"e surpassed. al Of lhcsr Stoves are wutmnlcd for
one year; If plate breaks in that time, ii Will be
replaced 10 lie buyer OF Them gtaus
ap2l TIIOS G. CULBERrSON, Agent.
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Available Medicine.

DIR. Brandreth's Vegetable Pills have proved them
selves an eectua assistant of NATURE having cured ~
the United States at least hundred thousand per
cons of diseases which had been pronounced iheura-
bic by medical men ofthe first rank and and standns
These Pills. form the peculiar properties they pos
calculated to diseases, whatever be lis
name. all having the same origin, in any person IN
whom is the universal breath cflile," who partakes
of the s'uniyersal'' some blood,' Of which are made
all people who dwell upon the earth, and whose us
order arises from the ssuniyersal roof fall disease,
namely, mpurty imperfect circulation ofthe blood
Those who are suffering from bad state oil health
will do well TO give them trial
AGENTS.
Jonathan Hagar, MiddieLury Alfred p. Kos
coe, New Haven. Warren S. Brown, Addison;
p. Fletcher and Son, Bridpor; Wright and
Bush, Shoreham; W. B. Bixby, Fergcnnesi
I.,C. Mead, Cornwall; J. Simonds. Waicf
Point; A. weiherbee, Ferrsburgh Cenirf
Allen and Wheeler, North Fcrrisburgh; NJ. W.
Kinsley, Monkton Ridge; Geo. w. Parmelee
Bristol; Simon Taft, Whiting.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-06-11
Digest Of Vermont Reports.

THE subscriber has in preparation a Digest
l. ofihe Reports of Decisions of the Supreme
Court Of the State of Vermont, from the earliest
published cases TO the present time, including
many manuscript cases not published.
The work has been in part prepared and viii be
completed by examining every case and the Opin-
ions of the court with full references 10 all cases
in which the same principles of law have been
observation-disclosures TO overTuled cases and stat
uteS on which decisions have been made; with
full references to American and English Reports.
Also an appendix containing judicial history of
of the State, with biographical notices of the
principal Judges and lawyers with names and
residences of the present attornies and council
lors in the State.
The work will be completed as early as prac-
tcable after the completion of the Digest of Eng
fish Common Law Reports nowin preSsand Judge
BouvieI'S Edition of Bacon's Abridgement in
which he has made full references to all the A
mercan Reports both of which it is expected will
be completed and published within year.
The same plan will lie adonted for publishing
so satisfactory in publishing the Revised Statutes
of this State, by using various qualities of paper
and bi:.ding, thus making the book at so low
price as 10 come within the means of all wishing
it-and fine copies will lie sold alta lower price
than any Digest of American Reports has been
published. A large sale is confidently looked for,
which will be necessary TO defray the expense.
CHAUCEY GOODRICH.
Burlington, April, 1915.
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Wool Growers
II KE NO TIC E.

The subscriber being very grateful, for the lib
alPatronage that he has been favored with dur
ing the last year, would again announce to the
public generally, that he has purchased the
WOODEN FACTORY, formerly occupied by
EDWARD JEwETT, at New Haven East Mills, and
having employed the best OF IrOrkmeR and put his
machinery in thorough repair, is in readiness to
receive and manufacture Wool into Plain Cloths.
;slSsnleres d. FYtaneLs on the moStreasonable tenn
by the yard, or on shares, which he pledges shall
be done in the best manner possible, and to the
satisfaction of all who may favor him with their
patronage.
The subscriber will give strickland constant per-
sona attention to the business, and by reason of
the experience he has had as a manufacturer,
hopes to receive again liberal share OF the pub
lie patronage the ensuing year.
EDWARD PHAIR.
N. B. He will carry on the business Of Cloth
Dressing as formerly E.P.
New Haven East Mills, May 7, 1915. 2: en-
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-06-11
FLOWER SEEDS,

From Riseys' Garden, carefully selected
and comprising all the new and most splen
did varieties of Flowers for ornamentInS-
Yards and Gardens.
True refinement has its origin from the
cultivation of Flowers. Every person
having correct opinion of natural he auty
cannot but regard the cultivation of Flow
ers as highly tending to correct the taste
and refine the sentiment; and it is a'so a
source ofdomestic enjoyment that has the
sure evidence of the noble qualities of care,
affection and industry" For sale by
April IA, '45. u. BECKWITH & CO.
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F. BROWNS
SarsararlIIa & Tomato Bitters.

NREDDHICK BROWN, 4 celebrated
II chemist of Boston, as.succeeded for
the first tine i'll combining the medicinal
virtues of the SARsAPARILLA and TOMATO.
And the result has met the most sanguine
expectations of the medical profession -
The whole vegetable kingdom does not fur
nish Two substances so admirably adapted
to purify, nourish and iWri gorate the human
system These Bitters have al the effect
of the most powerful purgatives when us
ell in sufficient quantity, and yet are so
mild in their operation that they may be
given to persons in the most delicate health
with perfect safety. They are very agree
gble to the taste.
The component ingredient of these Bit
ters is no secret hey are composed of
very strorg preparation of the celebrated
extract If Spanish Sdrsaparilla and the
extract of Tomatoes, with the addition of
some of the most popular vegetable med
icInes the country affor'is.
The true means of pres CRYING the Hea til
and Strength is to purify the blood and
correct the unhealthy state eff the Bowels
For this purpose no Medicine has been
found equal to the Sarsaparille and Tom
alto Bitters.
VIII De lOuUu n
certain cure in all cases of indigestion or
dyspepsia, jaundice, loss of appetite, gen.
eral debility, faintne>s and Sinking of the
stomach, lowness of splits; co tiveness,
determination of blood 10 the head, pain
in the Ii nbs and side diarrhna. weakness.
dizziness, cutaneou> eruptions on the face
and neck hectic fever, night sweats, merry
Gus and sick headache, acidity of stomach,
bilious affections, piles. costiveness and in
alb diseases caused hY impurity of the
blood, the debility of the system, or the
unhealthy sta of the stomach and bowels.
They are also exceedingly efficac ious in
restoring constitutions broken down by
sedcntary employment. and have been ex-
tensively used by Clergymen. Editors,
Printers, Clerks, SeamStrcsses. and numer.
Gus others whose health had been injured
by confinement and c'ose application, with
the happiest :esuits. They restore the ac-
tion ofthe sto mach, increase the quality of
the blood. and impart 10 the wan and emu
ciated system of the Invalid the vigor and
gov Of true health.
These BIrteaS are warranted to be pure
iy Vegetable compound-and mark this,
IL they can never do the least injury in
any case whatever. 81
They are kept by persons as FAMILY
MEDICINE. and have been given to the
YnrxGzsr cHILpaES, on account of the
willnc.s oflheir operation, with excellent
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