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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
loHNsON,s WALNUT OIL MILITARY soaE

CTicA August Z7th. 1876.
Su While you associated with rroon 4" F0irter !
used IN shop considerable of The Military soap since
which, though oleranly good falls far short OF The orig
wish know yon in the habit OF selling your soap
Jumps, hy the pound. ANA go, al what price as
should like purchase Is or ~ lbs 10 use IN my shop
should have order for srO- OF your Table and
Military Soap. but have doz Y, & rs on hand Which
must irst dispose Of Yours respectfully,
To Mr. Johnson. D. BATCHELOR.
Apply 10 W. JOHNSON.
* Sfrnrn Snnn Work.. y Cnrt.And-st.
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ENCANIPMENTS.-l.O o. Of o. F. Committees about
Il purchasing Embems, &C for Encampnens or Lodges,
are requested 10 call and examine those introduced eN
pressly for the New Work. by The subscriber and hich
have been approved OF By the following Enchmpmcat>
Mount Ove Egyptian, MlsFah sc. OF Ne~-Iors; 20
lomac Lodge Alexandra, D. Winchester, Virginia
and many others.
The undersigned would also respectfully solicit call
merchants and others visiting the city n his SIGN,
BANNER. FLAG and Ornamental PhSTlNG Rooms. No.
l0 Nsssausi where he aaiiers himself that his original
designs and ackuuwled ed superiority Of workmanship in
connection with moderate charges vii offer inducements
for patronage unsurpassed by any establishment in New
York Country merchants haze their orders executed
during their stay the city, and signs be forward
ed with safety 10 all parts OF the United States.
ACKERAlAN, date Ackeman y Miller,)
.,ss Nh \assaI-s
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xT'~ 1916. NEW-YORk,.s le--III..1fs
-. ALBANY AND TaOff ss--&-----ssl
1zt.LAr. D d
Union LINE OF PACKETS for LIverp

@E-PacSe OF Inc s;h seP!1The Splendid ana .as
CAM, WIN sail on Thursday Sept; l0h her regular
day The sccomm odst!ons for cabin, second cabin sIa
.tserag. passengers, Is well known, are superior -
those or any other line Of packets, and their great ca
pacity renders LIem every way more coHtortaoe an
convenient Those wishing 10 secure berhs should maa
early application board, az pier IL below a!!s' OF
n ID door below bQrlins sip
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.

ADVERTISED Is THI 7xIBusE SPECIAL APPOINTMENT.
sis. Ind be 1: further enae.ed,
And all made under The orders Of the Post
General, newspaper newspapers Of letters
uncaed for IN any Post Oce shall be inserted the
or papers, OF ;be place where The Office advertising
may be situated, HIRING .n LarS.H circulation
!Se.r Post OrTloe Lar, passed Narcs J, 1915.
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MARINE NAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

CLEARED.
Ship Albany, Crawford, Havrc VIM Whitlock Jr.
Banks Louisiana, Emery. West Indies, NesInith 1t
Walsh; George Henry, Green. do do.
Brigs .udson, Russell Dcmarara; Belle McMath Nor
folk Sturges Chairman 8; Co Wilder Bryant Boston,
Brett 81 Vose Sarah Bentley, Oxhard Wilmington.
Badger 81 Peck
Schr Superb Taylor. Richmond. l. McCready
Barge Star, Longhcad Philadelphia.
ARRIVED,
Ship Sarelle (of Boston, Taylor q DIS I'm NOrcans'
hemp, sc. 10 Collins & Co.
Br brig Harmony Messerya, IA DIS fEi st Johns Nd J"
ballast ID Goodhue g. Co ,c 49,
schr Zephia Ann. sebastin ) Dc i'm Beaufort ~ na
schr Adrian Walpoe, , days from Norfolk corn to
Hunter.
schr Chas Henry Virginia corn
sAILED-shp Patrick Henry LiVerpool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of writ Of her
,cficia directed and delivered wi. expose 10 sale
on Tuesday the fifteenth day OF September next al the
tbu- OF the CITY Hall Of the Cry OF New ork. al 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon all tie rsgt, title and interest OF Henry
Wilkes which he had tie nth day O December 1915 at
any aerward, OF and to the following described pro-
p-rtv a. those fifteen certain lots pieces parcels
Of land iuae wing and being In the Twelfth Ward of the
City OF New York, and known and distinguished on Ger
tain map entitled Map OF the Thlrt-avenue Tract, former
IL The property OF b r Benson and Dr. Van Arsiae made
by J. F. Bridges City Surveyor, dated September 1875
and now on file IN the office OF Register of the Cty and
County of New ork, BY the numbers % n ~ H. y ~
H. i5 g. H. 49, lo2 l. @ j. Said lots are situated and lying
between the First and Second AVENUES and between 0st
and l0gth Also. all those 81 lots aud parts OF lott
land in Manhnanyil!c IN Tie l2i ward OF Tue
city of New York. distinguished on the map Of Man
Laitanyile. surveyed and laid out ny AdOphus Loss,
City Surveyor the 18th Sept 1906, by lots Nos - aud
III on ManhatIan-,tree; Nos 10, liz, HI lj2, ~ %
1885, 10 ~ Ifs $50 1872 49, 80 57, lJ3, 49, 100 lhl, %
1913 1914 1915 66 lG7 l6s 1853 10 ILL., H. rs III l75, no.
II and l78 ON Schete!M Nos 81 81 -, w. 10, A.
~ o. 49, So 80 81 ana - Bgrstreei together WIN Tue
appgr-nances lherruno belonging or apperdning Dated
New York Auy7l.ti 1915 WILLIAM JONES sheriff
FREDERICK /. vULTE, Deputy Sheriff aui la"5w4ds
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MORRIS ROBINSON, FTesldenl.
SNNUEI. HtSNAY. Secretary.
MINlCRS Posi-. NJ D. Physician, 81 Broadway. Bul
I lFE INSIRtNCE.-rhc New Eng land Mutual
Life Insurance Company o; Boston vii! receive appca
tuus for Life Insurance a; 10 Wall--t.
DIRECTORS.
Willard Phillips, George H. Kuhn, Peter Wainwright
William Parsons. Jane, Read, William w stone.
Francis C. Lowell Robert Hooper, Thomas \. Dexter,
Robert g. Forbes Charles T Gurus. OTIS Tufts
WILLARD PHILLIPS, President
JoNNrHAS AaoRY, Secretary.
JoHS [. CHEssNA< VI d. Medical Examiner, New York
Forms OF application Tor insurance and all necessary
formation Will be furnished the subscriber, his oice
No Is Wall-st New York.
III JOHN HOPPER Solicitor and Agent.
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ld-tOl lAli's 'LAss A'Aoi
Cabeil, Miss
Campbell, Mrs tHudson-st.l
Callahan. Mary
Cfegin. Miss Margaret
Cabeil, Miss Elizabeth
Cleveland. Mrs + c
Cbekeni, Miss CHtharine
Collins, Ann
Cody Miss Frances
CarrOu, Miss Mary
Constant, Mrs j y
Conklin. Miss Josephine. -
Crist, Mrs Christian
Coleman, Mrs Elm-st.)
Connolly, Miss II
Cooney, Calhariae
CUlver. Miss Kebecca
CONNIE, Miss Mary l.
Cope, Airs Margaret
Crosby, Hannah h
Grow, Alrs Mary
COnnison, Mics Caroline a
Courey, Miss Maria
Courtney, Margaret
Corcoran. Mary Ann..2
Cotton. Miss X +
Corning. Mrs Eliza y
COLON, Miss Jane
Cooper, Miss Louisa
Clymer Mrs a
Deninead. Miss Sarah
Dayton, Emma
Dalslon. Miss tLispenard-st.
Darcntiere, Madame
Dean, Mrs lMulberry-st
DecorwIn, Margaret Arch
DAVIS. Mrs 81 L
Douglas, Sarah
Duarn, Miss Ma!issa
Donnu!ly, Mrs Mary
Downs, MIR lfouTth--t,
burning, E!tnuf
Duty, Ann
do do
Edwards, Mrs Amos
Ellison, SusaG Elizabeth
Eastman, Mary
Ellison Sarah l.
Eppes, Miss Henrietta +
Emery, Miss Sarah
Evans, Miss VI +
kvuns, Miss Mary
Evans, Mrs Z
Evans. Ann w
Fraser, Mrs A :
Fanshaw. Mrs VIM
Fare, Martha Ann
French, Mary A
Farmer. Jane
Fairciild. Mrs Daniel
Fry. Mrs Charles NJ
Fox, Bridget
Foster, Niles Anna
FOrey, Caroline L
Graham, Miss Mary
GAVIN, Niles (l5ih-si
Green, Miss Mary A
Geratz, Miss Alice
Gibson, Miss Mary Jane
Gibbs, Miss Julia Morrell
Gilmor. Miss Eliza
Grlswold, Miss Mary
GrIswold, Mrs
Gilpln, Ann
GfOgun, Miss Susan
Groveier. Catherine
Goss, Miss Margretll
Grupnan, Mary
Gumhles, Rebecca
HARDWOOD. Ellen
Huunaha, Miss Isabella
Harvey. Mrs a
Hunsiord, Miss G J
Harris, Mrs Abraham
Hart, Amy
Haishr, Miss Eliza II
Haley, Ann
Hall, Miss Anna II
tlardcus,le, Emily L
Hanks. Csiharlne
Hampton, Elizabeth
Hawley, Mrs
Herd, Fanny
iierkImcr, Mrs Geo
lIeadley, Mrs
Hervey, Miss Ellen
Hector, Miss
Hewitt, Mrs NJ
Hedges. Mrs Sophia
Heath, Ca,harine
HUI, Henrietta r
Kinds, Susan
iiut,cr, Mrs
Hunt, Mary
Howard, Clara c
Horton, Abigail
Hodges. susHn A
Howorih, Mrs james
hubbard, Mrs John
HynA, Mary J
Holloway. Mrs II
,lune Mrs
Jackson, Sarah A
jackson, Mary
jenkins. Sarah &
lct!ery. Mrs +
jennings, Henrietta
Johnson. Rachel
knyton, Ellen
kueel, Elizabeth X
kuumlll, Sarah Ann
herman, Mrs NJ
Nissan, Mrs : {
ki.toN, kaihr,nc
King. Mary
koncn, Ellen
King, Sarah \
knod. Mrs s
l.awless, Mrs
LaihI;c, Mrs John
Latham, Mrs Sarah
Lathom, EllLa
Lease;e Adeaiea
Lane, George W
Lenahan. Ellen
Leonard. Miss
Lcsg Susan
Lee, Caroline
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
- ELEl:ANT BUILDING SIZE on the Hndson

60 ELEGANT BUILDING SITE on mo Ituusnn
eS River Tor sale or eNchan about 6t Of choice
ard situated within minutes walk of the steamboat
landing Dobbs Ferry, with large front on the river,
sodny one of extensive aud beautiful views on
The Hudson The land Is OF the rs character, win num-
Der Of choice young There Is on the properly
a quarry OF white marble, equal tho best Westcheser
marble granite quarry, afording building mate
rails on the spot Il every way srabe for gentle
mans country seat or for the residence of city business
men, being within hour and half from ule city, with
the prospect of the Hudson River Railroad passing tho
property. For terms, SC. apply TO
- Nv BLEECKER & VAN DYKE. No Nassau.s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
SUERIFF,. sALE.-By virtne Of a 90

SHERIFF's SALE.-By virtue of wriI Of her IA
- clas directed and delivered, viii expose 10 sale
ut the vesbuc of the City Hall in the City OF New-York,
The 18th day Of September next. n II O'Clock VI ali the
right i,.e and interest OF James Smith which he had ON The
Goth day OF June 1876 any time aiteTwlrd IN whose
hands the may be, OF In ana TO HI That
certain lot OF land the Ci,y New York described IN
certain deed hearing date the 10th day Of March 1872 made
and executed by John Lawrence and wife and Isaac Law
renee and wife Epeuetu- Smith, and recorded IN ne OF
of the Register OF the City and County OF New-lor
Lib 20 OF Conveyances 81 all that certain store
dwelling house and lot OF ground and premises situated
lying and being in the Second Ward OF the said CITY, dis
tinguishe by number hundred outstree being part
OF lots numbers and purchi d by jeremiah Brew
err late of the Civ of Newly oTk, merchant deceased,
John Cannon and LeGrand Cannon bounded IN front
on Fron-5reet Suuiweserly side thereof by store
and OF ground beOn ng Phetus Hayen-, IN the rear
by house and lot OF ground now or .le % Abraham
Blower and the Northcastcry side thereof by house
and OF ground now late OF Mathew Howell, which
said lot IN front and twenty feet and III depth
on each side uty.tvd e. inches, less
which Of land known by the number t'vO
hundred and Fouistret IN the City OF Ncvf DIRK To-
geler all and singular the uppuhenhnce and heredi
thereuuto belonging n otherwise appertaning
New York, August 81, 1910. WSl. JONES, Sheriff
". ". LYOS. Deputy Sheriff aui lawbw
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- vIRTuE ota Rreeept L..aei pa. q ana aaaer l

WRITE of (. precept issued out of and under the
- OF he Court over and Teruner, 20 me directed
and delivered proclamation j. hereby made That Court
OF over and Termler and Jai. Deliver and for the city
county OF NeggI ors, vii 20. held ia tie CRY Han Ot
city on e Monday Of October next and ell per
bound 9r otherwise, and al
Justices oft.- Peace tie Coroner, High Constable, petty
Ccusibes and Marshai. and al persons bound TO prose-
Gu. Ia sa.t COur be- then aud heTc IN their proper
persons. with ..ir rolls. records, indictments, and other
inenb raace- do to-- tgs ch 70 ther Osces IN this
behalf shaI! apperiain 70 be done.
Giycn under my Sheriff Office The 18th day
OF July 1916 and vi our Independence the 10Th
jyIi IawtIstNonOcI WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

T'HE 50 BSV III BEh WUu4I TuTI7vvuU'Iy T''O III N.
L gentlemen OF this Cty that he has constantly, nand
and for highly trained ard quiet horses for re saddle
harness Any person purchasing horses OF Tie sGOscr
Der may depend upon being honoaby dealt with he
Happy add that he refer them To many gentlemen OF
the HI CHEST probability character, capacity Sc
ANY gentleman purchasing horses OF the subscriber and
who any particular dissatisfied with their pur-
chase may return within reasonable period and
the full of purchase money back A. he
would wist gentleman 20 retain an ANNA (pur
chased OF hu) that he j. not perfectly pleased with
I-siSm MM u. DlSRROW Rinirl M..lsr. lIa SoySrry
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United sTATEs MAIL LINE.

Al Five o'clock r. M-Landng at intermediate Places
From the foot Ut BHrclay-st .
strarnbosl SORrH AMERICA. Capt. R. II. Furry will
leave on Monday Wednesday, Friday and Sunday after
strsmbos, SANTA CLAUS Capt B. overbagh. will
will eay. Tuesday, Thursday, ard Saturday evenings
Il o'clock.
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THE TORPEQO.

SMITHS newly invented Torpedo. or Electro Msgncuc
- Machine may be IN operation at The oice "
Scientific American -8 Fulnn.-t tSun Buildings.
where they may he had beautifully hush.d Printed direc-
lions accompany them hulS I'm
NTEW-YORK And ERIE Railroad Company
The stockholders the New York and Ere Railroad
Company hereby notified that ustaI!ment OF ave
dollars share all shares which the payments a.!
ready do exceed twenty dollars required TO b
paid agreeable h. Of snbsorpuon at the Office
OF the company No IS Wulsl or before the fFet day
Of October next By order OF the Board OF Directors.
aust toc;l NATHANIEL MARSH. Sec'y.
ITO THE PUBLIC.-The Or. Heine whose name has
frequently appeared newspapers Is not Dr. Soio-
mon Heine OF No II Ciabe5-st This Is prevent mis-
takes in the minds OF public DR. solomon Hene being
family physician we the have taken IN
liberty 10 have This inserted. CHARLES WIGHT.
JOHN ELWOUD.
DAVIS HARRISON.
su22 Inn FRANCES HOPKINS
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ETca- variety, sealing waA motto wAess and .Alcy
seas, back ctn:non boards cessrs u!t Id silver pen
els. &c with genera! OF fancy and sape sta
ioueTy, For sale by FRANCIS LOUTR
$ Staloners. n NEIden-l.ne.
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-s..E,.z:sszss1THKOTGHIN rs d.

r, 1zz.:5TIL g Ism = St y
ING and rlTTsBuRG; yia PHiLADELPHlA; BAIT,
MORE and OHIO RAILROAD, Cumberland, Md-3SO
To We.tern Trayeers,-Great United States Mail and
Passenger Route 10 Wheeling, Prsburgi Cincinnati ana
Passenger. going directly through,
Leave EewYork, foot OF LiterysL North River at y
p 81 in the Great Mail Train
Arrive IN Philadei plls nj 9 p NJ
Leave Philadelphia at 10 P. VI. daiiy-Ma'lTrain-
Arrive in Baltimore at a. u.
Leave Baltimore at u 81 by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, l9O miles.
And arrive at Cumberland utj r. II.
Leave Cumberland at r VI by the National Road and
Good nen stage LlHes, aad afYs IN wheeling or Pits-
RI T,lL sscoS6 Man leaves Ses-York, a. 81 by
Railroad Leave Philadelphia sundays excepted Al F.
" By Steamboat ani 4. ". by Railroad for Baltimore.
Passengers tor P!tlsourg -H the splendid and mod
er built Steamboats, Brownsville and thereby have only
~ miles OF Staging on he whole route.
Fiy.t class Steamboats, leave Wheeling and PiltsburS
hourly aud Passengers forwarded wsthou, delay 70
Cincinnati and a. other Pors in the South and West Faro
!: ~ Cincinnati.
For ricketts, by this apply PhiIade pha :.
;le Railroad Oice Of Market and Eleventh sts q,
IS SouthThirdol and on board steamboat Dock't ~sa,
Fare throu GA from Philadelphia Wheeling: sa TO flin,
burg >l2 with the privilege Of stopping ~ Baltimore aa
resumg seal: al peeoafe For farteeT epp'
a. Adams Cos Express Once No 70 was 81, al y
O'Clock, NJ al the City Hotel 1888 Brosdway Hot eoe
.4a ss=ssIs1SY ni &Sp T qon.
p,v 81 tU W..,. ARG s..Se. and he canadss
Toy and OHIO Line Troy and Ere Line np.a
and Ohio L.Re Detroit Line 0s%eg'' Troy &hA oi.'
Line; Northern Transportation L'He
Red Bird Packets and Slage@ - ,,,t, p.,,. L
70 ria. Patterson Pope Calm George w. HICKS ana
others, prcpretofs - ;,, to-, ,., WY Aba
- T1oy daily for the West and North The sboye ge-
snen are propreors IN The yaole line 70 al the ese et
Sta;e. and The Canadian emgrants and others VIII cave
lime sod money by calling the above lines before sehs
caught II numerous fraudulent Offices IN Ne~f OK
Tnere Us boats Of the above lines az hte1 N go
stye for passengers and freight list OF fare WIZ De kes
in al Ire Offices and w any person De enafso
more Otnces Nos. J. n, ., . Coennes-shp Sene'st
passage Oces al The foot OF Barclay and Cortland SIS tr
Oa;res PHILIP CASWELL,
r,3l 9ayy,f General Passage Agert
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
"a WESTERN VIRGINIA LANDS Tor Sale

L. IL
Large tacis land situated in the counties OF Wood
s' Richie Lewis Gilmore, KanaNvha Mason, Jackson,
Cahe and Wayne amounting IN The whoe 70 one hundred
ana hos and hundred and forty
These lands part Of large quantity conveyed many
years Tor the North American Land Company
The surviving Trustees that concern, wishing 70 wind up
s affairs the specdest manner Practicable now oher
these lands for sale large tracts al low prices and on Ia
yorsb,e terms. 49,,
Most these lands in counties bordering on the ONO
river and in the vicinity OF important towns rivers and
roads Their quality Is generally very good the greater
part being well adapted al the purposes OF agriculture
while inferior portions ar. suited 10 the grazing 0!
sheep and cattle The climate OF that region Is pleasant and
healthy and the increasing current OF emigration the
country rapidly improving
Desirable opportunities here afforded for companies
OF emisrants large tracts upon WHICH 10 make their
settlements.
Persons wishing purchase will, II Is presumed, desire
TO view the lands and for this purpose every facility IN the
way Condemnation Will be furnished oy the undersigned
The taxes upon lands paid up IN null For fnrthe
information respecting them application may be made al
t. oifce OF the Company No 81 Sansomst Philade phs
ar tp In. subscriber J. VI. STEED, Agent
mi6 lt.,ySm ParkeTsburg Wood Co. Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

Second id..i5n-rAe ,eco-d -IilOu Of that opg.lr and
Interesting work the American Anglers Guide Win
ragrayings wood IS ready. PEce - Gents hand
sciuciy bound y cloth
1t truly lie Walton Of the present line and country,
and eboGrds with lie Opinions and practices the best
American Anglers. NJ one 10 preeuC> know ed
the practice o; his Eos DEL hi.u al should De without
acupy IL useful. instructive and sr.usil.-neaty got
Up and wei illustrated Sporting Register.
Fer sale BY JOHN J. Brown / co.
E-fro [.--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
CHILDREN'- CLOTHING.-Mrs Freeman CIV

Il !.
notice rnaI .he has - far recovered re- health 10 D
able sgan 20 ere hec former patrons and friends 4; oo1
Broadway. opposite TIE Tabernacle Those who WISE
clothing made II good STYLE anC reasonable II
WED call The costumes for fashions are regularly r-
c-Tec ard tor ,se with patterns Two or Three Is van
led 10 earn re above business TEose to- The county
preferred - lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
miscellaneous.

DOOkBINDERS' STOCK and Tool Warehouse
DJOHN X. HOOLE, No. ~ Nassau>t hns for sale
Russia Leather. Pow Halves,
Bark SKINS, type Cases,
Color-d do Brushes,
Caf Skins. Agate Burn!sherS,
English Co.oret C4E. Gold Leaf,
Turkey Morocco Gliding ana Bank Rolls
Maroon and Blue RoGu= Tools,
American Sheep Sans Cumpassss, Hammers and
Binders Muslin. Shears,
Marble and Comb Paper. Lettering Palle'iss,
TS .nc and Thread, PollshcEs, &c. &C.
Presses and Plows,
Also, second hand Endorsing Presses
y B.-Letlerins Blocks, Gliding Rolls, fools. Embcss
ing Plates SC. order a the shortest notice.
atII5 lmeui-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
MATTRESSES WITH GALVANIZED spnags

W The uncersls ned has Ter sale prls Mattresses MAJ
uiacIred = te best manner, and Of The most approved
forms.
Th- sTt.ce OF necessity, from its convenience free
DON from yerrin easy ventilation. =nc Ps>sao.e
comfort, p-F>-Ge ever thing r.-= Of The KIND
Orders received ior Hotels. Steamers, Pacas; shp= acc
private residences. - No. - S-scyst :. r EALsEf
~ The public, and medical faculty L particular,
are invited 10 cal ard examine Lh-Cl aus y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
CuIRRFD STSPENDERs.-

- HIRED SUSPENDERs.-Io Johoefs ana IN
- porcr..-Thr subscriber : now Prepared win as
sock SHRED SuspeHders for Fall trade ana Is
constantly manufacturing the Only really good corrugated
Braces - market
The OF cheap. worthless mutations sold during the
pa; wear and generally condemned by the consumer
vii only the edec. induce distant buyers 10 inquire
Tor Days Patent So prEders which have s''a!s Klsen
satisfaction and IL. with h.s nave guaranty
pasted each box.
A. the subscriber owner Of The patents now used 10
produce these soOd-. L. ntrre, Keep The rrpuiE-
ION Of the article Mere pirates and !ia-Crs Gave no IL
ere>I u pro- Pec therefore have made poor aEce be
cause such could ~ made cheap. JLDGE-
Corr md
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Mol!oy Mary
Morphe, Hannah }
Moss, a
Morrison, Sarah
Mullen, Rose
Morris, Anne
Muir ply, Mary
Neil, Judeth
Nicholson, Sarah
Nelson, Miss Z
Obcar, AbagaiI
O'Donnell, Margaret
Ogden. Mary
OsgOod, Fanny r
Bryen. Elect
PHckwoOd, Mrs
Patterson, Henrietta
PleranO, Maria
Premise, Mary X
Phelan. WIDOW
Phyuagan, Msrrare,
PelJis, NJ l. +
Prindle, Mary
Price, Angelina
Philips, Phoebe
Price. Adela
Prince. Francis
Potter, Jane
Ponsbe-, Luisa
Powell, Mary
Pos ef, Mrs G T
Poussrr, Josephine
Mcbride, Sarah
McCurilly Camilla
Mcdonald Susannah
Mcbride, Caihrine
McCcnnelle. Ann
Mexican, Mary
MckannG, Mary
McWilliams, Mrs
McMhnnis, Mrs
Mclniirc, MARY Ann
MCGEE, Susan Ana
Mcclure, Co,hrlne
Quillnn, Bridget
Qui.ley, Mary
Kew. sarah l.
Reynolds, Sarah
Reeve. Eliza Ann
Redmond, Sarah
kediearn, Charlotte
Reynolds, Hannah
Richie, Miss
RUHch. Mrs
Root, Elizabeth
Robinson, Mary Ann
Russell, Allis
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ERANKLIN SAYS Keep the lead cool and the

L feet waru"-Fraser's Patent Door Pads, for eXc!ud-
Ing wind and from the bottoms Of doors ms ar
t!ce is inserted the lower rail of the door goes down
To the ill closes and within the raj ~ Il opens
They are healthy the undercurrent OF air which
cannot warmed by artificial means, excluded iAey
are comfortable. because the feet warm N any par OF
the room they economical because there : no -Nce'-
sve quantity OF cold admitted ana OF course less fuel
required 10 keep Price - ~ per door, which IN
cludr> putting IN. Manufactured ny JOHN FRASER,
.,.Al N l Chat raI1-- rtlare. New iorX