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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18
General Notlres.


rT- Public Meeting" No;e Yourself Farm The
rc,usr weekly public meeting o. The National Reform
Association This evening" half past O'clock 81 Croton
Hall will be addressed the subject 81 me te SOL
Measures BY Mr. Van Ain!nse OF P,isours AL DESTROYS
Of hearing All Nplsnsron OF the measures and principle. OF
the National Reormers respectfully invited 20 attend
Seats reserved FOR the Ia les. Admiisnee tee- II
~ Alieghnnia Lodge No. 1888 l. D. of D. F.
The members o! this Lodge particularly -
De present a. their Lodge room, Bowery, neN ihur'GAE
eveuiug 18th business OF Importance 10 every iieD
Der will Ike brought before the Lodge
IL II = IL.AhA SeN'e'A's'
rT- Olive Branch Lodge, No. 81 l. D. OF u. r
The Members OF tbs Lodge ana The Order N genera
are requested 10 attend "Wednesday evening Nov sia
INST AZ The Lod geroom. Ne all Brood wsy when e1snvss
relating 10 the good and welfare o; The Order VIII be
brought before hem, and be fal!y explained By erosneI
!. G. MURDOCH. \. G.
n PrSs. Secretary MI eis'
~ The Anniversary Dinner Of the Society Tor ne
Re.ief OF Widows and OrphSns OF Medical Men NH tSSe
place feieers Saloon, topposiie Niho 81 on Genes
day evening the 18Th O'Clock For tickets apply
to the Stewards VIM. P. BUEL,
WM. y. BLakEMAN,
!. II WOOD, stewards.
4 DUBOIS.
rl6 Steoiis. J. G. ADAMS
Cg Book Il Thorough practical instruction
IN The above science be ob,sned on moderate terms
s;WINTERToNS Wrtng and Book keeping Acadvtny,
no 81 srosdway. Open day and evening nle S'Iseod
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NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS.

NEW MUSICAL FU BLICATIONS
DY FIRTH & HALL, | Fraukliu-square. and FIRTH,
DHALL 4 POND $50 Broadway.
RINK'S ORGAN SCHOOL, BOOH6--This number com
pl-tes the work only complete and thorough
school for ,he OrgHn published IN This country Tue price
copies NAV o., had N the course week The De Mey
Grand Waltz composed aud dedicated 20 Leopold d..
Mever. bv Miss Augusta Browne. Price 90 cent?. THIS
piece ha- IN excellent AMI beautifully executed hAeness OF
De Never WIKI his signature and coat OF Jessie
new and very beautiful song by Geo Liney sung by
Mss N0rha has very pretty vI2n-tie title plate
Price SO cents Il Pssenne Nse FayoT;te composed by
u Ro..li.n Prira y rsuts ~ i-tf
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ARRIVED.

aEhlN I'D.
Packet ship Francois lst Whedon from Havre Oct
llth. mdse, to Fox & Livingston.
Bark Byron, Pearson, OF Newburyport, 20 d. I'm 81
Petersburg and 10 d. I'm Esnore, 10 Newbold & Graft
Bark Frances Louisa Mayo. ds i'm Portland Ne hsh.
TO : Hill
Bark southerner Of Boston Crosby fn Rotterdam.
Indse TO Schmidt Bschen 18th inst lat 30 long e..
spoke whale ship Amethi=t I'M New Bedford bound on
& cruise. : days out.
Brig LOrient WEIGH i de i'm TURKS Island, salt
bound to Newburyport put in OF head winds
Has been DAYS soundnz= Cd inst. lat - 30 long
- 80, passed ship Neptune
Br brig Scotia salmond 10 ds i'm Prince Edwards
Island potatoes toNr Walker.
schr Ella, Walker, DIS I'm Lubec, Me plaster to
master.
New schr Mount Hope, Brighunan = ds i'm Fall River,
iron, &c 10 master.
BELOW
. brigs Wind Ne.
SAILED,
Packet ship Fideia, Liverpool.
MEMORANDA
The Norwegian brig Adger Capt Bic sailed hence.
returned yesterday morning leaky.
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~ The Chinese Dnndruf Erudicator

Magnetic Marvels.''-Proi. BUSH--TO tie
Editor Of TAe Tt5nae Mr. Sunde-and's compliments arr
certainly due Prot Bush, for III Siusiur
kindly made The Tribune OF Saturday ih-
called Lectures Pal.etsHs % IL The OF de-
livery IN this civ And Prot 3. with all other implicit
believers in the Magnetic Marveis OF Young Davis
ard Emanuel Swederborg hereby Informed hal these
Lectures viii 6e eontzHs The present week Tuesday,
Hal Mr.. Sunderland Pledges himself 10 Pr0=e mat
Prot. Bnshs assumptions ~iih regard 70 his 80 called
revelations Of Sw borg ana Young DAVIS not
susceptible OF dsnocsiraiionha there Heta.ng supr
natural them; but ths Prot 3 ! himself GerrT-ea scd
likely deceive others u me use he = making Of the
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THE SOLDIER LITERALLY CONSIDERED.

THE SOLDIER LITERALLY CONSIDERED.
" The self-sacrihciu& anc philanthropc idea TIA!
makes truly great and mpes him onward in his bright
career different and better motives Than in former
times among civilized nations
The artificial display OF inse and tournament that reused
the lue progressive democrat The farmer and arzsn once
from his legitimate calling finds but little echo in It's
cntcins music the hearts OF these and the
parent OF gold a ambitious military leaders fades in
TO chaos the ominous numerical strength Of Public
Schools Nos l,?, 5, sc. &c.
The soldier looked upon true and
literal sense of hi and bravery in redress
ing the wrongs humanity the representative
OF a nations vanity, ard
MRS JERVIS'S COLD CANDY
should be considered great for Intrinsic worth IN curing
cod- coughs Loarseness throat, whoopng cough,
Group, influenza &c no! The gliding Ca Ia Chi
ncse) of u wrapper-vide huinougs OF tie day.
Sold by MRS JERvIS Sss Broadway, nexi door 10 the
Tabernacle.
Pu; up in packages Of Is. 3, IS, and q each
Be sure 20 ask FOR MRS. JERV1S'S COLD CANDY.
ADMINISTRATION 4 Co. 10 Astor House 10 Broadway
Blacke,,. S64 Bowery; Burnou, 40 SiXhavenue Ey's,
2SS Hudson-st. Nelson, of Catherine and Madison;
Lecoun, corner of Grand and Division aud Mrs.
Hays 1879 FuIonst Brooklyn 10 Grand-s- Williams
burg nl6 5tiseod'
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anIrsemeuts.
PALMo's OPERA HOUSE


PALMo's OPERA HOUSE
w LpSESpAf EVENING, Nos. is, TIE entertainments
w WIZ Commence with tAe hrrcfuus fSrcc OF
BANBOOZhING.
Sir Narrsduke MesdovSs. Mr. -hinr.,6sJ,
Capt Frssk BSEnbooz!e.. ......-..- Nj y
Emily tviih popular Solsl Miss Mar, svi,r
After which, Mons. SOUXARI viii make nj. srst xp-
peSEAaee n his county Grand Pss De Deux ;sk "a
:rcc lie ballet of LE PERL
Ach-.es Mons BccHs-i lie Peri. Mile Sls,rv
To couclgGe with : ballet called Ia CHATrE
METAMOSPEOSEE IN FEMME Characters BY NrTe
B.arEy. Nons. Hazard ard Mills Celeste.
Doors open before :. Performances 10 commence
exactly ;: 4 O'clock
riekes 10 al parts Of the house Private soxe. except.
edl 50 cents
The ALBANIA SALOON.
559 BROADWAY. NEAR PRiNCE-ST.
E'ScAiEAEST OF HERR ALEXANDER, he eeie-
during iae week:
NEWFEATS n NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.
AMUSING AND SEACTlrt-I Illusions
STARTLING EXPERIMENTS ~ MAGIC
AZ eaS-e cfarse Q; performances nightly Introducing
many eSr~r;rneris, szG exhssi,isg Ire W0SOEES
OF SCIENCE AND ART
IL addition % tie eNhi5- Jicl hy
HERR ALEXANDER
there VII! De svec each evening Grand Vocal To-
s,rumenial Concert
Full particulars Il the Programme.
Tickrts The RotundH - the Balcony X cents.
children under - wears oi sSe, hsif price
Doors opsE 81 6s-cor;nerce s. = O'Clock. MI Sis
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NEW CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c. TOT T al
: Y Saes.-rhe attention OF families, merchants motel
keepers snip and steamboat owners about TO purchase
Carpets. on Cloths any other article 10 the lice, are IN
yted 10 the siOcA OF and beautiful Carpets and vi
Cloths lust Cuon's extensive vrare-rooms, ex
lending through the entire block, and fronting on No b4
East Broadway, and II Divisional.
The variety ofnew patterns Of all me various Styles OF
Brussels Three Ply and the quality OF lngrurs has
no, been equaled in this market for many years all OF
which have been received direct from the manufactures
thereby enabling the subscriber assure puch that
every article viii prove represented Anoher greaI
purchasers a. the fact that It Is the det7r-
mia ton sell such prices as viii DEFY compeuton
even after the Tarif taxes effect
w II. GUlOS'S Wsrerooms, fronting
OILS !seodg No 81 East Broadway, and II DiyislonG
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NJFRCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

iCLASSES, 1876 i7.-Tcuchers have been engaged for
the following Classes, which members are invited TO
subscribe:
FRENCH-Mr. Chas. Parmenter Terms or the course
OF fortyei ght lessons hve dollars
SPANISH-Don Carlos RAbadsn. Terms for the course
OF forty eight lessons. six dollars
GERMAN-Mr. MorZ Erthetler Terms for the course
OF ioriy-eighi lessons I'VE dollars
ITALIAN-Mr. +. + Forest! Terms for the course Of
forty-eighI lessons, seven dollars.
OoK-KEEPING-Mr. Thomas Jones Terms for an
unlimited course. ten dollars.
PENMANSHIP-Mr A. II. Wheeler. Terms for the
cours. OF twenty lessons, FIVE dollars.
MATHEMATl CS-Mr John Ryan. Terms for The course
OF forty-eighi lessons six dollars
VOCAL MUSIC-Mr z. lve-. Jr. Terms for The course
of forty-.ight Lessons, seven dollars.
The gentlemen engaged as Teachers are all well knon
as eniDenlly qualified 10 lmpart instrucuon
Mr. John Ryan, who taxes charge OF the class IN Maine
mates been until lately, Professor Of that branch In
ST Johns College, Fordham from the President Of which
institution he brings testimonials OF high character
Il confidently believed, that In no Institution In ms
Civ can the same OF Instruction be received by
the Student low those offered 10 Members
OF the ". L. \.
The Glasses meet the Rooms Of the Association, or at
those OF the Teachers, twice in each week
Farther information may be had on application 10 tlr
Librarian Clinton Hal. NJ. ARR0WSMITH,
MWFlmls Chairman Clns- COnmIu"e.
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DOPULAR LECTURES.-DR- HASSELL Will de,
liver lecture the Lecture Room OF the Anatomical
Museum 25g Bowery on Monday evening Nov. 10, nj
O'clock on the Physiology OF Digestion and the Digestive
Organs which will be repeated every evening during me
week
Admiitance l2 cents Persons visiting the Museum ad
rltei 10 the evening lecture free. Mo otis'
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PART SECOND q poMREY s SON

THIS DAY PUBLISHED-Deaings with The Firm Of
4 Domhey and Son, Wholesale. Retail and for Exports
lion Sy Charles Dickrns-wiih Illustrations By Fl. X.
Browne. Part H. Price y. cents.
The illustrations which omitted in the drs number
contained In his.
The manner in which his story opens justices the be-
LEI that fully equal any OF IL predecessors from The
same pen
strikes ~ Is something OF he real Dickens sor-the
NicSieby and Twist iyes0mehinc much better Than his
later srge works" BROOKLYN Eagle.
Pub.lste! and for Sal ly
MS Il WILEY & PUTNAM l6l Broadway.
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KING JOHN

y{TM TAYLOR < co No. , Astor House. publish as No
W - OF The Standard Drama Snakspsars tragedy OF
King John. with Editorial Introduction, Authorities
for hc costumes giyen Cast Of Characters and all the
stage business played the Park Theatre this evening
Price l2
T the enterprise snd good OF Mr.. kcan and the
literally OF the Park the American public -
Indebted for opportunity OF witnessing the presentation
of this tragedy Nth true regard fidelity of costume
md pendor OF decoration never before seen IN this coun
Try.
t7fns correct cast OF acers Stage business &c
pied from the prompt hook Of Chas. keen, ESQ
Just PUBLISHED
T. Vol Modern Standard Drama, bound.
9 Ancient Egypt. by Geo r. Gld1on. Esq-25 cents
MI WI. TAYLOR co. No. Aston House
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HNHE GREAT NATIONAL. PICTURE OF the
L Landing OF Columbus painted for the Capito nj wash
ingon BY J. Nanderlyn Will be- continued exhibition
for A short time longer the National Academy OF De
sign. corner Broadway and Leonard 81 Also, several
admirable copies OF the chef fGarre of NE Great Mas
ter-, Titan. Coreggo and Rembrandt oy toVeher
with splendid View on the Niagara River, overlooking
the Cataract and Rapids with the Islands and shores nd
cent as from the Canada side.
Open from A. NJ TO Top. NJ
Season tickets 80 cents single admission p cents de-
scr,nti-n nnrnhl.ts Il CENT. MI Inns
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~ Hxer,s P;Il.-Pu-ely vege..ble-the valus-
l a9r,n. xtAnt-sa.est cheapest, and effective
0sr., 40 Fuitons p door. sgd also BY CHM 50 Broad
way and Cook cor. Grand and Alien SIS. III 'sS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

GOTHIC HALL, $40 Erosdway.-G Grand Exhibition
VI of two magnificent and Historical Paintings, each be-
ing go square. representing the Bombsdment Of Mat
snoros and the glorious Battle ut the Resaca dc Ia Palma
under the command OF the intrepid General Taylor
Admission % cent--Childrcn l2t cents. Open every
dav from - NJ III 0 p NJ MI lwis-
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TYTRa New HuIed BaokwheaL-The uaders gned
nr.os,.t 10 receive orders for hul!7c Buck
bsf p.ay rerked In barrels hall barrels, quarter ard
sgtIs barrels. also bags Of - ant IS lbs ears also
6e Graham Flour and Oar Meal IN Ike packages These
srcl.s az. arrantr. -aai zny ~ market from
out OF the City accompanied with Cry reference va
meet win prompt attention T. J. D. sfOStl
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a MEXICAN NUSEUNl.-.Spleudid performance

A MEXICAN USEUM.--Spleudd performances
n th, afternoon O'Clock and tbs evening At hall past
O'Clock. Three magnificent panoramas-the most besu
il representing the passage OF the Balloon, It'll
three men. from London 10 Mayence IN Germany, in lS6.
Also the beautiful ana brilliant representation OF The
Shrine of The Holy Nativity showing the manger where
the Saviour boru IN up and during the celebration OF
Midnight Mass The Manager has reCngaged Tor another
week the celebrated Shaking ouakers. whose perform
snccs have estonished many thousands Also 20 he
TWO LIVING 0RANG OUTANGS. TWO LIVING
TWIN CAFFRES. TWO LIVING MONSTER SNAkES
Also, r WAN MODEL OF THE HUMAN BODY The
performers engaged are Mr. c. Jenkins Mr.. {. Wyman,
aud Mad Rockwell the famous Fortune Teller Adnte-
sion Is cts-childr-n under 10, ~ cts MIC
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NEW GERMAN GRAMMAR.

EASY LESSONS IN GERMAN, presenting All accu-
man Grammar for The use OF giuners by Moriiz Er;hel-
err author OF "a Phrase Book IN English and German
Price - cts.
the 10 blowing are selected on account OF their brevity
From Dr. Charles J. fEempe.
Mr. Ertieileis work entitled Easy Lessons In Ger-
man. having been presented for examination, take
great pleasure 10 satiug thai this little work which il al
simple and COMPLETE and highly practical and pro-
gressiye gives me entire -Giistartop.'
CHARLES JULIUS HEMPEL. W D.
From Dr. TrlSnmpf. Prot Columbia College.
RfoFIrl ERTHEtl ER. Esq have examined your last
publication entitled Easy Lessons in German ana u az
forl me pleasure 10 recommend ii The student Of The
German language. The principal rules Of The Grammar
are clearly forth ond the exercises are wei! coen
Yonrs respectfully THEO A. TELLkAMPF.
lust published and for s-lcby
MIC lxis ZOE LOCKWOOD son. III Broadway.
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JUST PUBLISHED

JUST PUBLISHED,
CAPTAIN PAUL. or Paul Jones, proved 70 hea French
4 man by Alexander Dumas author OF Diana of Merit
dor
'Ye who have dwell upon the sordid land,
Amidst the everlasting gloomy war
O-Povery and Wesilh--yr cannot know
How We The Mid sons Of the Ocean, mock
Al men who fret out life with care for gold
Price . cents Bllwer.
mis- Sli. WILLIAMS co Publishers "a ANGST.
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lY JAMES NJ. MILLER Store No IS Maiden.
- lane, us NJ door to Nc. Lberty-sL
WM. Il. JONES. Auciione-r

BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS.-on wednes
I'D dsy Nov 49, at Ot O'Clock At the store OF J. ID. inge
.o Co. No 222 PesrsL $40 cases comprising aArgc
desirable OF Boots Shoes and Brogsns suit
able for the Southern Western and City Dealers Just
csived Catalogues ard good, ready the morning OF
the sale.
Also, so cases Meas KIP peggei Boots.
Also, 80 cases Boys and Youths kip peggod Boots.
Also, ~ Boys thick pegged Boots.
Also, 10 cases Mems kip pegged Brogans pi2
Also ~ cases Mems and Womeu's MAnulactd Rubhers.
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r. Grent American Remedy.-Dr Esughn's We
gelahl- Lilhantrpic Mixture compound OF twenty-five
ingredients Processes embody in Itself the curative pro-
pertes the vegetable kingdom and by striking al
the rooI all disease tie inysry OF Ae b!ooG 20
secondary complaint OF whs,evcr character II may be
Pamphlets containing the theory of the great dase
treatise upon all the secondary diseases certificates OF
cures mSy be had gratis a. the principal oics in this
civ lS2 Nassansi OF any aaver..s.G agsns ns 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

JOSEPH 2. CLOSE CO
No II oow-ry.
Mss BOYS Aso CHlLoaEs's
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING al very !o~ pfles,,
yzhoesale and retail and The lsrg-ss assortment Z
sgy store 10 the city - ~
Plsnrs Of the amelia ia 2onica, Rhcdodecdron =,
leas &c embracing al the finest and nss.t
49, r,7y into fan Gloom for sale al the Cocss,
co-,sr Of Cont and Srn-rrI-rnor1 ats broo.v --,
WAREHOUSE ENTRIEs-Se'y icr - IN and
w nv IA. srcre:ary Of the Treasury 70 % -
sttes ms dae g,' ?a'W;fsfgg ssoner q wsl.,.
DIG IRoN-JANEs oLSETI ,Gs w vsS s oder.
for saie scoH D.. - Bar Irpr STORED favorable
and qualities fiS W. DTLFEr
C1KKT1GE CL0TH..zly peg. India !s.3i,s
ior-s, r,arke. prices, The warehouse OF
-, S SwssE " J. indis Rubber Factory 80 hsiten.7a
tYl6 h1
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~. FOR SALE-0n liberal terms. TIRES Of the cheap
a est lots In 18th Ward, lying together on the soa
A ory side OF 35thst between the 7th and $50 avenues
each Is by half block Apply 70 Andrew asek7nesn,
or SAML. s. HUMAN, No. Eaissu'st
nls w. or 81 Harrow.
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L subscribers and The public respectfully informed
81 the Apollo Rooms Saturday Evening, Nov 2ls 1916
Subscriptions received the Mrsic Stores Of Messrs
Schsrtenberg LUIS and C. Hover, ard by the Score
,ary. By order. JAMES L. ENSIGN. Secretary,
MI ~ AZ Houstou-si.
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American Potash and 300 bbls 1916 deliverable next
January were taken a, fac 10 so Nothing has been
done in Pearlssh which quote I'll per 30 xii duty
(f- 2J) paid Stock hand 1900 bbls Pots, and loo
bbls Pearls
Rce-Not the slishtes, inquiry has occurred in Caro-
lima Rice and prices are merely nominal
U6aleboRc--A considerable degree OF animation has
been displayed in the demand both for consumption and
exporiaton aud prices have advanced preceding quo
tatons The sales effected were n tons northwestern
fishery from 27 b Chiefly a, - 3o) and subse
quently a, r. 40 ij and tons southern al II Al!
30 per Kill duty paid We learn that lstterly from
30 10 90 tons have been sold for delivery next year NJ
f2 80 and few days ago tons northwestern deliver
sbc within the first hall year of si found buyers at
- 10 per Kill Stock hand l05 tons, against - tons
last year.
R6ps-lhis article remains without inquiry.
Tdiiotr ac--The Rdvccs from Londen and 81. Peters
burg have created speculative spirit in Talow- which
is much sought after and prices have farther advanced
500 casks Russia yellow candle found buyers Al FOO 80
6S - casks do soap At 1853 -. aud 80 casks New
York partly TO arrive f6 80 80 30 per 10 xii duty
paid sale of 20 tons old Lard took place al foo 90
30 for home use.
Vheat ard Flor-There has been some fluctuations
in prices of Wheat which have experienced slight de
cline since last report and VIII probably recede sui Tar
Their ere long but even then they will be much higher
than al the corresponding period in previous years The
average OF home growth the last Mouuvilers market
was 66f per sack of 200 Kill making decline OF p %
on previous rates 700 hect arrived by the Louis PM!
ippe was sold previous to arrival al of
Nothing has been done in American Flour, which We
quote 81 - 4Of per Dbl in bond. 80 obls already
sosd arrived in the Louis Philippe. from NewNork
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80 At PRIVATE SALE-Ons lot this 8. w
s corner OF llhnvenus and ishst-size Of lot 70
s& feet by 100 VIII be aold bargain yot particulars
poly no ANTHONY j. BLEECkER, Auctionesr,
fri8 Ia, No. 7 broed.sL
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~. MIR. or Mrs. If your hair Is falling You
are already bsd and wearing Wig cal. al No Murray
al lSS Euons: Brooklyn, and purchase bottle Of
the Russian Cosmetic and NY word for you VIII never
regret the money thus expended. II
~ The Chinese Dnns,ruf Erudicator for sale
No. MurrAy-sL Il door Sroadw4. sDd l59 Full
Ion-s BROOKLYN ! warranted remove DanGn. Pfiee
only suilllngs. Il
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DIR. Woods sarsapariIla and Wild Cher

" DR.. Woods Sarsaparilla and Wild Cher
~ Bitters.-Ne Know OF no medicine well cac1at-d
for Dyspepsia Nervous WessHess, General Debility, Cos
;iyeness. Hereditary Humors, Any disease arising from
arrangement Of he stomach blood. the above
dcfne VI hen every other have failed and
now willing 10 give a.y perscs sdiicec with any OF tr
qualities OF Dr.. WOODS Ssrsap A-Ta sat Wild Cherry
Bitiers.
Sold wholesale and r-isil BY WYATT KErcHr,l. l2I
Euoa.st snd ls2 Broadway, StT Beecker-s y. Y. DR..
Chas Miller Williamsburg PE;ee = large bottle nil srs
rP- Notice TO DR.. kelley's Parients.-Dr. KEEL
~ viii Arriye - The cIIy OF New. York or "Wednesday
nrnir yhs Ish ms and rersin unl The SAC Of Nover-
S,r Tor eoDsuslion with pstients sill diseases his
.nsly,ieal Medical Oaiee. 426 ;rosdwsy- Advices al
Gases srarciious. rio 8
uxa-,S p;1,.-Pu-elv vese..ble-she nos, valua.
r,edc'n. rstsn;-sssest cheapest and effective
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~ 4 Smooth and Soft skin may be had a: al!
times by using Dr.. Marhof's German Medcsed sosp,
10 be had az No. Murray-st and lSs Fuon-s; Brook
lyu lis warranted equal Gouraud's Jon-ss AID =
odd AT half price II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

IL Located on the ate -ite OF Niblcs Gsrden:-This
extraordinary collection Living Curoses, will be kept
open one week longer.
Mr. PIERCE, the celebrated Lion Tanner, viii give MS
interesting performances of harnesn and driving large
Numidsn Lion. conflict with Brazilian Tiger, groupings
Wild, the trained animals. Nc nj y !. NJ z VI and 81 I'M
Doors open from 10 A. VI. TO NJ and from 81 10 10 in
the evening