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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-24

TEA SALE. The Tea Sale at New York on
Wednesday, was we'll attended, and biddngs
spirited Prices were hardly supported; but
the holders were willing to meet buyers, and
few lots were withdrawn. The Hysor Skins
brought full prices.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-24

SUSPENSIONS. The New York Express says:
"The late fluctuations in the price of Stocks
have caused some small houses to suspend,
both here and at Boston. The trouble has now
extended to one of the houses Of Boston, which
on Thursday, suspended for quite large sum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
Ar THE CASH ,,.,,,,
,lLoRING AND CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT

w n. DEGRoOT & co.
100 Fulton-s, (second block East OF Broafway( ~ r.
yATHPRE every variety OF Gentlemen. Clothing can ID
w had for prices than a. any other establishments
in the city OF y. York
over Goats and Over Sacks OF broadcotis beaver pilot
TTeeis and Mazurka Cloths, Of every style and color,
Cloak. oneha hree arter- and full circle, Of French
and American broadclotis from s. u 30
green OF french, English Belgian and American cloths
from % TO SIG w..
Frocks OF weeds and broadciOhs OF every style In the
market from = 10 co. ,.
PanLs-Rroadclolh causieres plain and ancy' doe SAN
yests-Doube breasted, straight breast ard fohaf COZ
lar new styles plain and fancy velyets WOODEN ve.ets
Also large sssortne Of Rroatc!oths, CassHeres ana
Vestinga which VIII be made 10 order To suit me moss
fa-cidous. IT., -.
banS w r. DEGROOr co.
49, :r,.od. No. l02 Fuiionst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28

EASTERN TRavEL.-A recent trip from Boston
oyer the Norwich and Worcester route has afforded us
mother opportunity to witness the admirable arrange
for the security aud comfort of passengers on this
psat thoroughiare. Tho elegance and speed OF the
boats {the daa,ie and Woreeser) the commodousness
d,he cars and the diligence and poteness OF the Cap
AIMS and Conductors should certainly commend this
Inc 70 the patronage Of the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
From Washington.

Phila. n. American TGlegraphic Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, Oct 2G-5P NJ.
well authenticated report is prevalent here
inst Cabinet Council has decided upon immediate
,.seL upon Vera Cruz by combined movement of our
smy and naval forces 1t is farther stated that dis
catches to this effect are already their way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28
Schools.
SPANISH LANGUAGE.

SPANISH LANGUAGE.
gzsse one Of best SGAc,,s Of ms Cay having
few hours spare wishes 20 employ hen giving Fg7-
;Gs been born New CasSilc. N od SPAN. and having
recstvd classical euess.on. s9lsfy Tie Ecsi scl
EioGs u pon; OF su.s;eGey 70 fasi his eagssez
The most ePona5e references both n the city and
country VII be given CT densd Al>c aithfGi Taass-
his otsce, or at Nc, s. Walkers o2s iw-
INSTRUCTION IN THE GERMAN language
IN ERTHElLER- SO Broadway, below CrzaG-.t Is
new facilities having recently prepared work entitled
Easy Lessons GerTnan which viii be pabshe within
few days HIS work has thus been recommended by
Nj E-theilsrs work entitled Easy Lessons In Ger
mar havng been presented for examination, take
gTes; Pleasure Il siass hs MS iie WORK which : az
oacr siInPe and complete and hsay practical and pro
CHARLES JULIUS HEMPEL. NJ. D"
The particulars in reference 10 Instruction VIII De insde
known and copy Ok the above wsrk be presented for tN
animation, on applying A. the above place. osN 2w
EAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL. FOR BOYS.
foCkers, " I.-The winter Term OF ire Locust Htl
School wil commence or Monday he ID Of November
Snodgrass IS Broadway; OF R. ". Townsend. ESQ 81
Cedsr; OF Dr. O. P Wells, las NiEth-SvrnUe snd the
Oh sw. c. W FRANCIS Principal
STEVEN ARCHEk'S SCHOOL for Girls at
CDo65s Ferry, Westehesier County. \. y. VIII BE- re
opened the ~ OF The eleveita mouth tSovl az usual
Terms, for those under twelve years, $50 per tcJ
those twelve years, so No eNras for books
bSiiS s%H'F To-" vTAF' SSTkT'yN ARCHER Proprietor
i ANDSCAPE PAINTING.-MRS. Il. NJ. PERLEi
Linstrcts ladies' Landscape Painting, oil coors Al
No sea Broadway. corner OF hous;on-st south OF >,
Thomas Chych References, Mr. ~ s. Dvsi>p, Priest
dent OF the National Academy OF Design Professor ,.
3. MoRsE. NC - -ineca-
DREPARATORG SCHOOL,. st MlDpLErowN.
4 Conn.'rhe Writer Session Of :. weeks VIII COM
rnerce Nov 18th. Circulars ard minute Information OF
Rev. IL. CE,ss - Marke; 81 iois ln'l D II CHASE.
DISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL, No. iS Bow
~ cry. uesr Asior and Lsisyete-pace, New orr.
Mr. D. has the honor announce Ihai MS school Is open
daily for Equestrian Tuition snd Exercise h.dirS.
TERMS
rr,.rrSy LESSONS rNyRelsE HIDING.
IS Iessons.........Sl5 sol Mon,h........-.....sl.
10 do ............ ID co 20 Rides 10 w
{ do .......... ; O0l0 do ............... o W
Siree Lessons 49,. 90 Single Rides ........ %
Road do $500. 5Ol
n B. Highly trained and sue, Horses, for The road or
nsrsde % let. RULES.
T. An LESSONS or Rides paid Tor on commencing,
ONE hour slowed each Lesson Ride in the School
s One hour aki q half 10 a Lesson on the Road
4 Hours for Lsaies. from A. NJ. to ?. NJ.
Hours for Gentlemen. from 20 \ VI. and to T. W.
g. No gentleman aiEued during tie hours Appropriated
10 Ladies.
card OF address s resIeSed previous to commencing
tE- Gentlemen keeping their horses In Ibis establish
ment will have privilege II riding ham In Ihs school
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28
Later from the squadron OIL vcrn Cruz.

YESTERDAY Lieut. Chadwick. of the L s Reeve
nue. Marine arrived in the city IRON oil Vera Cruz
bringing intelligence from the squadron TO the 9th INST
at which date he left lie came to the South Pass
in the Revenue Gutter EciB9. There was little ot i'm
portance stirring in tina, quarter although various M
mors reached ships from time 10 time from the
shore all however Of such vague nature "a to bid den
ancc to any ingenuity fix them any kind OF prcci
sion would render them OF sufficient interest 10 re-
cord
No hostile demonstration had been lately made by the
squadron things were precisely in s;G;a qUo-just as
they were whom the last news reached us Reports how
ever were current among the ships, and implicitly be-
evcd that another attack soon 10 bcmade ON Ava
RADIO The TO this effect gained force IN conse-
quence OF the capture by one OF the l. : vessels
Mexiean brig which was IN process OF renting Tor
some such purpose the one here mentioned There
was another piece of intelligence re among the olceTs
and crews of the squadron which produced some scnsa
Hon II was the effect ths COM Perry would super
sedc Com. Conner in the chief command ON the lst
proNimo. News hsd been received by the latter from
Vera Cruz OF the assault on Monterey 10y the american
Army and the severe conflict between the TWO forces
Particulars however not given. II was sufficient
nevertheless 10 hear OF fight 70 dituse satisfaction
among all brave confident as they must feel OF
the result
Norfolk The crews OF the several ships OF the Block
aiding Squadron were in the best possible health and all
were eager for an opportunity OF showing their mete
in conflict with the enemy, The L. = steamer lssls
sppi for Pensacola the schooner Refer (Which hac
been blown OF 10 twenty days previous and ior
whose safety much apprehension had been ielp and a
schooner loaded with coal for the use OF he squadron
spoken OIL the har5or o' An'oao llzatoo al pou
in. No news o the movements OF S''s i'ia slee
had assumed command OF the army or the progress OF
,e ian ya,inr army had r,schc The SQUAD
ron from Vera Cruz,
., tnr S,s no readiness in putting all his information
NJ our disposal Tells us tina, il was the Captain of the
British frisasc Eadymion. lying III SscIiacos that sent
Commodore Connor Of the capture OF Monterey
The Texan Ranger alluded 10 below taken prisoner
ON rho 9Th MAY last, near Matamoros and had been
where he got boat and put on to the 1eet ne som,
and the 81 Mary were snu oiocSseIhs eIs ~
the Falmouth ana tefio:sct t@ni'9 Inc o''e's ''''
recently been blown ON 10y !" aaSs 49,, SEQ, 49,,
Tue MsScan SCHOONER .s! @ S% - H. ~
win io", - 'tt" i, sr ,t srrival
tack on AtNMa"o, i"cS - ~. -, 30, Mo-. M; AZ ,he
OF supply VI eoa 30 - ,' 30, srcI oonS
cutter Eis s. 'hs Sess s,,,, ON .Ts1so has Ses5
INTO barbor no Gouet t4e Ht+sIikt VI" ~ ~ 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28

NV MusIc.-we have just received from Firth
Hil ( Pond lie Topaz very beautiful Waltz by Hun
sr and the Night Blooming Cereus Waltz, by Mckins
BY, with very pretty illustration
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Books.
CHEAP WINTER READING


rNHE PUBLIC l. respectfully informed thai r9PeT Is
| nisl commenced entitled the PENNY NEEhLf
V0RYTELLER. The object Of which ~ 10 reprint Ell
tire the most popular stories IN The EngiSh l9ntnage'
" ,.,h-r they be- old Tn. Penny Weekly story.
r consist. Of egi large royal qparo pages on good
pausr and beautiful type Lnd IA Afforded ~ The extremely
low price oil one Cent number, or rtty Cents ye"r'
Each number the Penny Weekly Siory-Fcer Will con
tain as much ia given in so pages oil common
peri odca Thus in the course OF year tho subscriber
es equal 10 eight large volumes OF reading matter Tor
only iity cents. -,
IN. rt cis while he will be- unusually careful Ia sdml
nothing ha would appear eNcepronabe TO the mcst i'.
diOus reader. an
re- Single copies only one Cent to BE- bad OF periodical
AGENTS geprr NV and ic publication Offices 10y tacst
philsd-phia 2ss reenwich.st New York, and l9S Ire
on,.s Bosto H. City subscribers can he scrved regularly
with the paper by leaving iheir names al The oy punt
cation office. go,
TIE SEMi.Mo NTHLY STORY TELLER. for country
circ alton tic tho size u the Weeklya the same low
price. Il presents the advantage 10 country subscribers OF
$50 papers M one postage and constitutes altogether me
largest The cheapest and the best paper OF the price in me
known world.
tTy- Your subsc 75on Is respectfully solicited
Heidelberg, romercs, by O. ?. James, IL now Ia
course OF publication is me columns OF The Penny Week
Is Slorrecr ard viii be completed In about six numbers
4 few Agents wanted solicit subscriptions Tor me
ahoye 1nlv .t 2sg (ir.anvich.t o26 w-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28

MoNTKvIpEo.-There is some confusion in the
segenco lately received from Montevideo, but we be-
y0 the state of affairs was correctly given by US yes
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General Notices.

~ september Report of The Alntnai Life In
surance ompnny OF New York, No. - W kll--LThis
Institution, during the month Of September Issued ninety
two Policies,
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HORRIBLE MuRDER-Ons of the most shocking
rders has ever been our province to record and al
aFec,tal of which humanity itself rceoiis TOOK place
= oar city on Friday night, On Saturday morning
soat day hight gentleman living in the suburbs o. lhe
~ near the Turnpike road leading TO Mcho!ssviue on
q way to market, discovered the manged body OF
IN lying near the road side about thrcetouitas OF
ne from the court house.
The body identified Is that of Alexander I.
ys formerly OF Ohio but who has been living here 70,
se last eight nine years. He WAS perhaps more
horribly up, nanged and mu6la,ed than ever any
han before and presented spectacle horrible to look
spoa The deceased was printer by trade. and esh,
ears ago worked in our ofhce-was one of the most
Pcaceabe. inoslensve ever knew. Our citizens
seld public meeting Sunday morning Che Mayor of
ae city in the chair for the purpose OF taking the
ssssry steps TO ferret the author OF the bloody
iced The City Council have directed the Mayor to offer
cwaxd of $3.50 for the apprehension of the murderer
Lexington [Ny9 Obs.
LADY BYRON SUSK.--This steamer left Pitts
tarsh ON Thursday evening for ST Louis heavily la,
aned principally with iron At the foo, OF Phipss Isl
nd seven miles below Beaver, she struck a rock and
Instantly sunk in water which covers her ,nsn deck
0oat foot 40 tons of the iron belong to Messrs L
%, Shorb & Co. But few dry goods ON board. She Is
Injured in the Pittsburgh Fire and Navigation Compa
y for S. 000-part OF the cargo is likewise insured
se viii DO easily raised and repaired for moderate
hn
!, Tar TRlAL.-The trial of the Messrs. Myers and
~. s. Burr was resumed on Saturday and proceeded
Sa until O'Clock Saturday night, whe1 the Court sd'
burned TO 10 o'clock to-day. It's possible the tra may
y eonsnded to-dsy, Rich. Wing, Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28

FIRE AT SARATOGA SrRINGs--We learn by n
ker Saratoga that the dwelling house OF Franklin
Iosg Esq situate near the Globe Hotel, was burnt on
Saturday last. Tho fire was first discovered about ii
seocls, and the building being of wood was almoste
srly consumed. Although it was surrounded almost
hy other wood buildings the fremen succeeded in pre-
renting its spreading any farther Loss $500 to $oo-
mostly covered by insurance.
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APOTHECARIES HALL,

u Catherine ST.
MARY A. WATSON returns her iIncefe titshA, " VIC
lflfdents Of her late husband and 10 Tie Pubc Resfsy
for he patronage so literally bestowed on bin i9f s st
SIX years and beg. sa;s that sh7 ineads carrying on s
h,ne., spd respectfully socits continuance OF heir
NJ, W has engaged a.superneldent Of he business.
her ste hnsDards assistant Nr l. owSns VINO has mad
.Ie;en years experience N the Business OF Apolecefy
Chemist ard Dass II tS nj. o. eS ind pom sbe eau
confd.ry recommend 10 those VINO may aFof Ter y" ~
brr npoor Tnos- y 10 .nt,1st rim With h-r preserp-
ors may depend upon having hem prepafeG WIZ aeeu-
f1 M. establishment boys inexperienced young
men are ever allowed prepare medicines or wsit on
isrge .ppv of 6ae Swedish and Smyrna Leeebes are
constantly on hand. competent psrson VIII apply thern
NJ ay Tine during the day night without extra esafs
co1nrry physicians 81 ppfed with pure and genuine
sr5 ,ppsiiraes large assortment Of Hair OILS
Coogre. Essences and fancy sc!esfot peddiefs 90 ~
PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER.
L'RASERs PATENT DOOR PADS, Tor exciHfins "leo
L and from The bottoms Of doors = s-r'1 no M
lower rail Of the door, down TO the sill as u closes ann
rses the rail e. u opens They are heahy seesae
tne undsrcur-at Of air which cannot DC warmed ~ ar
sriaI means Is excluded theJ comfortable, because
me renperatare -g1a-d and te feet are warn IN any
Ss 2. ne ND or eeG2s e.s e reqae4 70 s@p
xsrm Price 81 81 per door. when 1endss Yuitng H.
Aanufsruarec By JOHN 1850
auaa en- No chaiha1a-seuaEe. NeW-Yorx
sELLEvrLLE WHITE LEAD.
THE Subscribers receiving from The fseiory o. Ss
ye J. h-r regular ;uppss OF tis sq,, ,v va va
rsni equal II quality 10 any imported brand FO' ~ "
- = 80 FRYATT, CAMPBELL CO; Ii5 FroGts st.
Ai.n-R-d Lead. EJtnzrze. <nd or.nx- q In-rN.- az III
--RUHB ER GOODS.
IUO cloth and sheet Erh5er sroea
- DO do neu's sr5 women re. 1919 Se 60
loo ~, srs5er Carriage Cloths figured ard pam a.
Fer ;.s ssror.S's terms By NJ goaP 2ssef CO.
NIiCHINE BANDING.-The article Of 9e!siic In.
iH so,rble Banding E.1e with machinery OF ne most
1ssi s,nd win all ne late Improvements Of heat.ng
h.Etng b7 Steam can be supplied 10 ORDER Ct very
49, ocs b. The rrdersigred- Warranted equal 10 szy
= -rees HORACE z. DAY,
, S,E ~ No g Cortisaf-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28

FROM HAvANA.-we find the following in the
Philadelphia North American in addition TO what we
sahished by Telegraph this morning
Captain Remington informs tina, business at Havana
sssvery dull-,he new crop of coffee was coming IN
aowy, the demand for which was moderate ut prees
angng from 81 TO o. The stock OF sugar was light con-
sqaenty holder. were firm at prices ruling from y TO
sand 73n. No change to note in American provisions
Ssce olrlast
Csp R. states that the time OF his departure inc IN
sss,sn,s of Havana were daily expecting hurricane,
Nd he thinks their worst fears We're :eszed as lew
hours stter leaving port he encountered tearn gaze
so the South East which. did it rage with the same
nce on the Island tho loss OF life and property inast
esre been immense
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28
AND DANGEROUS AFFEcTIt

MORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAN'L- HASSAY, Secretary.
MlsruRN Posr, n. D. Physician, So Broadway oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28

BOOKS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL:
THE sUBSCRtBE Frs haveon hand and Wi! sell whole
sal, or retail largo Of School, Classical
Theoycn and Miscellaneous Books They invite country
merchants teachers others examine their stock and
prices before purchasing elsewhere
Musical Works Hi,chcocGs Geology, Grays Chemistry,
Gales Philosophy Porters Reader Gc &c Also good
30 MARI Fl. NEWMAN L CO. 100 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28
pEAUTIFUl, PICTORIAL BINDINGS

NOR HAMPERS BIBLE AND SHAKESPEARE, Au-
4 duhOn's Birds OF a mericn, &c Ac
+. w would grateful y Acknowledge MS o6ligalons 20
The o0O0 sbscrier 10 rsrpers Bible for their patronage
and the satisfaction hey have invariably expressed ne
would suggest those scribers who have yer deeyet
hv Christmas New ears thai they Immediately forward
them to his establishment, VII ere they may depend upon
having Them substantially and elegantly boanf
Ladies and Gentlemen wisit her blbleH or any Olnet
works 10 be- called for viii be promptly attended Il" y
Tynra.s EDWARD WALKER,
O2n New. York, BOOK olndefy, ~ rnIton---
NEW CONSTITCTIDS-jast published Ia Paulpn
let form In good size clear type win niafSiH! hos,
III. New Constitution framed By tie Convention OF me
State of NeYork and to be approved or rejected ~ ins
p.n,. nj The Sat. Election Nov. }, lg.6. Published and
for sale by Dill -, = w. ,,n,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28

RAILROAD IRoN.-we learn from the Portland
Advertiser that pab8c meeting was recently held IN
thai city 70 consider the subject Of establishing ma
chine shop Snd iron works, be connected with the
manufacture OF railroad iron. The Advertiser says tie
matter Is connected By certain distinct and responsible
propositions with the enterprise Of Mr. Norris essh
sh Engine factory here Subscriptions amounting
TO than one half the capital required sae
NJ the meeting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28
Boarding ano Sotels.
MRS. ANGELINA BROWN

MRS. ANGELINA BROWN
de leave inform friends, former board5s, ana
ID the public generally that she has opened large and
rcrnmo,oua BOARDING. HOUSE, No Soi Broadwsy.--
Permanent boarders by theday wsek or month";
Gun he accommodated with Single rooms or bedrooms and
attached This house contains more than az rooms
Is supplied with cold and hot water baths and every olhsf
convenience quiet and comfortable hoIn1 As
TO the good qualities Of hsf bls and tho general MANAGE
ment of house references vhen reqir-d arc snuna
ant and al hand !! y51
DOARDING.-A Gentleman and his Wife wishes fof
ID board In family OF retired habits where there arofew
or no boarders the neghporhood Of ST. Lukes Chafca
Address ). X. at Ihis ONCE. OF
DOARDING.-PurnishedA Apartments with Board far
ID single gentlemen m-y bs had on r1asonsbo t1rms ~
25 East Broadway ozx III III.
DOAKD-One two gentlemen and their wives ans
single gentlemen obtain board ard suiiabio
comruodous with private family. The stusonb
pleasant the usighbohood quiet and respectable and CEN
raj m the Immediate vicinity OF tho Broadway stages and
the Harlem cars being In ElmsL between Brooms sop
Grand. Apply at lt6 Em-st % IHi
D0ARD-Board and comfortable rooms for few sss-
ID tIem.n can be- had at Mrs J. +. SWANS, IS Murray
ST. Transient boa1ders accommodated OILS I'm
r--<.I--==.-
GA UNION HOUSE, Springfield, Mssa--The SGD.
Ia Inc shove named new and spepdfd
A Uote lust cOmplelsd OF lhs cenno VI tbo beautlIu
y,ls CT Springfield Masa and will open the same 70
public accommodation on ho 3nth instant Ins uniot
House Is asgr richly finished and furnished and ossfs an
squsi.d advantages all persons travelling tnrough
Springfield for business or pleasure HAVING rec1nly
REQ, Ike United States Hote and "Congress HAN Bar
aovA tn. subscriber respectfully lnvitss bis Old nsnds
snd patron. and sill Others 10 give him call ~ as pew
quartefs- go, D q" '~ ~ a.,
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Nx, DC, q, lsi6.s

Ers'ret q, l,,,er do;ed ROME oe', ., $50, a
The breach in the Canal at oriskany viii not De
repaired ill Tins evening The Rome Collector says ne
shall commence starting the boats MoncSy o.is. one
every ten minutes. There 20 boats bound hSs[ y
ing AZ Oriskany, and ITO st Romeny boat Is No. ei
Shall not reach Albany before Thursday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28

TIE article Of Getzil;c In
] machinery Of the NOS,
improvements Of hsal!n z
ID ophed 10 order ct very
Warranted equal 70 s1y
and ~ very much feduc-
horace e DAY,
No. 8 Cortiaaf-st
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MACHINE BANDING
iflsolrble 5.ccing n.6e VII
,overial s;nd, win al he late
or baking by Steam can COW "
shcrt nclce By The Trteritgred-
r:sde h. any par. 7f me country
ed prices.
c5 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28

knew yo1 woald admire my brother TOLD
you so beforehand my dear said Louisa
Miss Toxs hands and eyes expressedhow mach.
And as to his properly. ny dear
Al said Miss Tox with deep feeling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28

BlUE : ,. AUE : ,
or every variety, made Of the best materials and EfA-
~ rnsusiip AID on The reasonable ,srrs AZ
oil LIZ A0SARQuES, No 70 Bower
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28

Fy Water Cure House.-Ars. NJ. 5 Cove coutn-
receive pg-ieaLs a. her house al Tenitst New
York.
Nr O. also visits ladies and children ., er homes and
I've. n--1n. rnpIicaton Of Ma,er Cure 80 q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28

NANTEp-SmployE by Ioung married Man
w who has been eight porter for mercantile
house N this city and can furnish urexceptionshle tes
doing any thing honest that will afford h.n moderate
compensation Please address line TO w. 5. 81 Frankfort
81 ard !, will De promptly snG gratefully attended 10,
- f,x
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-11
oTS THIS MEDICINE 20

We exclaimed the other DAY, tasting Of JAYNES
TONIC VERMFUGE 1t certainly has of the
flavor which associates with the idea OF physic
Children consider it quite treat aud in taking il their
paates gatfed, and he health restored the
time. Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge only destroys worms
hut carries the mucu in which they mbedded and
effects radical and permanent Every mother knows
the prominent symptoms of worms such voIaey, lean
ness etid breath grinding of the tee during Sleep pale
OF the fps itching the &c. but there is other
ndcia not generally recognized. dry cough dul
eyes enlargement Of the abdomen and many other symp
toms commfn to other Diseases frequently denote the
presence Of If their existence suspected
the Vermiiuge should be administered, because il do
no harm in any case, and may do incalculable good
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT Away cures Asthma two
three large doses will the Coup Hives chill
dren in from 10 minutes hours time Ii Immediately
subdues the violence Of wnooping cough and effects
speedy Hundreds who have been given up by their
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ed To perfect health by H. II fails in giving relief
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