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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
Eor sele, Of s.ees.. sse Fgl.r.l Peg..
zrroSD 1oAzo

There " as very little doing N the stock market
to-day and prices very unsettled Long Island
and Harlem closed At yesterday prices Norwich and
Worceste. went Up Reading tel G: ::
the second Board there wa Improvement II
Harlem WIKI sales to some extent
Account Of earnings 0: the Mohawk and Hudson
Railroad or transportation OF passengers and freight
from me -th to The An day Of august $50 both day.
included ~
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XIV TO oLLENDORF'S FRENCH

KEY TO OLLENDURF > II LI7OE
I'RANMAR.-D. APPLETON 4 CO VII pu3A-h: on
tIThur-ttv "A KEY To fif. exercises ~ Ocpdgr1 NV
Method Of lesrniu. read rite and .psa ihe french
language vol Emo. neatly bound Price - cents.
LATELY FCBL1sHtp-
OlendorH' French Grammar edited by Jt'yeit -
O.eudorGr, German Grammar. edited by Adler. %
SIrrenpe', French Prououncing Dictionary %
Reid. Fngsh Dictionary with DeryatiUns 90
Aruod'- First and Second Latin Book ana Grammar 10
Arnods Latin Pros" Composition ! ~
~ AFEe DAYS.
Ou.ndoras New Italian Grammar printed from advanced
sheets received from the author 20 u- issued under the
editorial supervision OF Pfofessor Forest o. V \ City
Prof Adlers New German Reader. 70 accompany olen-
DORIS Grammar,
NGndeville'- New English Reader.
G-senus Hebrew Grammar. by Prot. Rocigef
Forests Italian Reader
Arnod's Flrs, Greek Book,
Arno.G's Cornelius Nepos. edited by Prof Johnson.
Wright Primary Lessons. aD!3 ~.
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Fosr-OFFtCE. New / on. August y, 80.
- steamer Great Western. from Newly ors--
Letters WI! be rSceived i
Until e 2 VI. Thursday the -oth !nst The ;re rat CO
al letters per he above steamer, 5y arrangement with
he- cons suee, VIII BE - crals for letters weighing hai
an ounce less, arc - cents o- sddiouI hall
ROBERT
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ADVERTISEMENT, fo- N,wso

" Advertisements Tor Newspapers OF all The Cities
saG prGcsPa. towns - Tie country FAR ana daily
received tle Office OF lie duly authorized Agent y b.
Palmer, The Tribune Buildings. lie receives subscr!2
tons also. jy-D MATuuls
r. All orders Cor subscriptions, or advertising
N Country new papers Intended Tor : T. ra'rers A-en-
cy should he addressed TRIBUNE BUILDINGS" n lie
ha> other Office. bt he ip.ird person
nj AGENCY in '.r nRr" ~ 'hs C5'v iv2n 'sif
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r. All orders cor ,nb-cri
boar0lnq.


NIANTED-Boarl. aud paror and bedroom. jirnis ed,
w pleasantly located, unfinished woU.e not be OBJ
ieceG to-tor genienIaO and his wife 10 private family
where there no boafdsrs on the West side OF the city
below Pr.uce-st. tneNcepuoHahc references VIII be
given and the required Address Il r Y. al his Of
fee suls SITS
XTANTED-A gentleman and his wife 20 board in
w small private family where there are but two IN the
family They be accommodated with bedroom ana par
Tor, at so Char!ton-st
TWO OR THREE Young Gentlemen and Gentle.
and his W lie. obtain pleasant rooms ana board
hy applying al No. ~ FE.iOn.s w e- SIDE OF Broadway
References exchanged. GulS oteOCis
BOARD WANTED-By Gentleman and hi Wife
ID IN genieei private family where comprehensive per
sons would desirable. To any family having more room
tlan the require. Tie advertiser offers good opportunity
having occupied by persons OF quiet ana retired
habits. line addressed 20 - o. r Irbuns ONCE -atlN5
location and terms (which must b. moderately VII re-
ceive immediate attention, and held S;rcty ccHhdcli.a
References exchanged II
DOARD-CieHtemcn aud their wives or single gentle
- men be handsomely accommodated Win iuTn!sHtt
unfinished rooms and board, or breakfast ana tea hy
applying Immediately ut No II Abngdou-sGuare Terms
moderate references exchanged The house = htlel up
with bath arrangements complete aug 3lIs
DOAKDING.--TwO Gentlemen aud their Wives
ID can Toe pleasantly accommodated with board aud
pleasant airy rooms the second floor. Two OF hree
single gentlemen can also be accommodated IN small
private family, By applying a, l+g FraHk.il.l aulg5t
DOARDING-A gentleman aud lis wife or two or
ID three gentlemen be accommodated with pleasant
rooms and board No. Firss four doors East OF the
Bowery. aul3 w
DOARDING-In Chambers-sL-A gentleman ana his
ID wife or one or single gentleman be accouno
dated pleasantly At 10 Chsmher-st auto 2Si-
BOARDING IN private famy-ueighborhood cute,
ID and respectable. Apply a l66 E.mst between Grand
and Broome--l. aul lnlis
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NOTICE.

70 The Coney Island Ferry having Withdrawn the
steamboat PROPRiETORo for ale days, fer The purpose of
cleaning her bottom and painting. ana engaged the steam
boat Wave her place but she meeting with some
accident her machinery unable 10 make The trips
advertised The Boston will take the place Of The
Proprietor, and until the Proprietor win BE- ready,
ieaviR. the landings as advertised.
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RY JAMES VI. MILLER
WIN. II. JONES, Aucuonosr.
DOTS SHOES & HRO(.ANS-Or

WIN. II. JONES, Auctionosr.
BOOTS, SHOES & BROGANS-on Wednesday.
- August 18th, 10Y O'clock al the store Of ID. lnger.
and desirable assortment OF Boots Shoes and Brogans,
suitable for the Southern Western and City dealers, Just
ceved Catalogues and goods ready on the morning VI mo
sale.
Also 80 Mems fine Kip Pegged Brogans
Also, 5? WOmens Seal regged Lace Boots
Also 80 Mems and Boys Russet Brogans.
Also loo Womcn's Pcgged Ties and Buskins. aui5
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Deadly MADE CLOTHING.-l
miscellaneous.
PROFESSOR BOERHAvyE's {

PROFESSOR BOERHAvyE's Ca.yersal Tonic
L and Hygean Renoyaior--Ths medicine, long ce.e-
braed IN Europe has been found truly valuable since us
INTRODUCTION INTO this country. In all Of Nervous or
Constitutional DEBILITY Dyspepsia, Torpdily OF Liver
Functional Drrangemen of the Lungs tending 20 COnsump
non and in I'm, r se attended with local nconve
fences. this medicine stands p.eemuen, For is virtues
Pc 3 So,tie Of ID ounces and ,oid ony for the i'm
porting Agents, Morris Co. al 90: fu!ton--t ~ l.
aIl9 2wsodis'
A RNOLD'S IMPROVED Patent Lever Washing
I1Machlne, when Used right Is adapted 70 any strength
child OF 10 or J.. years saves more nan nan e
labor and time ueenths Of lie wear Of me cotHs' COM
pared with ;- mode OF WASHING IS ,u.ea 20 any
QUANTITY from shirt 20 large cunt ana = nor ape ~
get out Of order Many thousands are IN ls ~ nis anu
cls. N4d- and -o.d 81 H. v TEiLL rear Of u ADAMS
Il NEAR Johnson Brooklyn, L. saI' Jus -" r %
Il, F.BARRIS. 70 Exchang place offers for sale
- Syaeea D'i9s'e' - = soa - @- .'' 20 20 ''9
Brown Remnant DO 90. do. DO.
Coored c4u.one. comprising great variety OF colors
Paper Sitss..as Of varioq. witta. and qa4..tie.
White cam5rcs 81 and 10 vide
Blue and Orange do. DO. DO
Kentucky Jeans. low priced
Plain aad PLAID Wooden Lins7ys DO.
Neriro Ca.siIneres Of the usual color. and nxinreL
Also, Blankets Co-Egs, Bookings, Corcofa fs1ns &C
gro kerseys &c. 4c 49,
ITO TEACHERS.-Ths proprietor OF IoGF,. :" "a.
school n the C!ty Of Washington 2e-ag soo1L - 81.
ges in other business, will tspose OF ms o.
Reasonable Terms To teacher who can produce ie.faoni'
al, OF scholarship an opportunity 1c lie one acre pre-
s.nted OF permanently establishing himself N desirable
place. rarely occurs. Address c. {. C. Ciy r u, " l.
aGl7 SIS
ITO TEACHERS-For sae cheap, he furniture and
GOOD vii OF .ong established school, located IN the
upper part OF SeSYo c:ty. Apply al 500 Gfanc-si
aEI7 SIS
|,OMNUNIOS sET>-Pls;ed and Britannia Com
L HunJu Sets, consisting q aaEons taLksfts goo4ets
and plates Also, BaPt=lna. bowls and Collection P.aies,
gr sac a. 3sr.iRg--!.P, b. BOARDMAS Z HARE aaI53,
STEAM PIPES.
Eeided Wrorz. Iron PpeI, 'or Steam and HgdrGu4'e
cAsT IsoS eIPEs
LSO Brass and Iron Coe&s Branches, Elbows, Bends,
t1RecEcers, ToGgs. &c. &c. .
o. Gold, uefwe-r Fulton and Be-Sln4a sta-, y. 7.
- BRO construct Steam Apparatus Tor warming &C
ories employing either the Escape steam from Engines
or using Boilers FOR Inc purpose all3 2ws
TIRE INSCRANCE.-Th- N-ch4nc.' Fire IHsus
Company, (ot Newark y. u continue 20 insure
Warehouses, Dwelling Houses Merchandise and House
cold Furniture in Cy OF NewYors Inc rates
OF premium Applications for insurance The renewal Of
Policies viii be attended 10 By l. BALDWIN 81 Spruce
a. w 4. MYER, President
2 & GR.HAN SECRETARY wa 1ni--od'
CARTsHERRIE PIG IR0S.-lco ions strictly
VI 40. imported from Glasgow direct for sa!s ~
rry5u 3RvisH IAS " DLSFT n s<~s'e.
FOUNDRY PIG IRON.-5o tons Pheni1 No l. very
sub 800 g.x .9f sac y JAS N oLNEY n we.t.t
AIE 49, -, !. = 90 Islsha
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List of Letters Remaining in the L. 5. City Dis
patch Post, August 49, lS4G.

~ Please -7saio tie DATE oftie List n rhich hcy are
adrertised LADIES' LIST.
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~ Tho Proprietor- OF thIrty.sve different neyys pa

per- Pernsy vana alone have given public 1oce that v
e. Palmer IS their oy authorized agent IT tie cities OF New.
York Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore For names OF
papers Tribune OF 7ih inst A.! the papers in Dea
are AID Eay Others oter S;a:es, have given similar
notice. jy2n 81;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

Tors NOiu Staten Island, VII take pace
on Thursday next The steamboat DELLA.
WARE and barge Wi. leave the 6rst landing zoo; OF
Delance,&si. at O'Clock \. NJ; Wiamsburgh past 3
foot OF P!ke-st past & Brooklyn tncar Fulton Ferry
10 = Pier No l. y r. at foot OF Canal-st. past :
foot OF Hammoud.s foot OF 10Th 81 pas, 8 Jersey
Civ past g. Ticket. 20 he had the office OF Young
America and the landings. See large bills. aul5 Ills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19
rs THE MOST DELIGHTFTL OF

E-f.SI.s--iN ENcursions.-A sail across the Hudson
River to Hoboken and then walk 10 the
Eysian Fields along the exceedingly picturesque shore.
OF the place will prove the easily accomplished and
attractive Of ali rural that be made from the
CITY.
The grounds present charming aspect the trees
being In leaf and the soil covered with rich nrL
The walks in excellent order, having been consider
aSy einbel.ished the present Spring.
On every pleasant afternoon there will be In attendance
at the COionuade EysAn Fields excellent Band OF
Music which Will perform selections from The ia'orte
Operas popular airs, marches whites, NC
The Ferry Boats from Barclay, Canal and Christopher
are completely lifted up with Awnings and Seats
Night boat, from HobOkcn to Barc!ay-s until II
O'Clock E-rringe 81 Gents inyl imi-ua'
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. Dr. Ranning,- Body Brace ]: en- &C..

10 Weakness o liz Eoce snd LlHgs-as Bleeding Cough
4g and Shoraess Of Breath Paplaoa OF he Heart Cur
va;ure: Weakness and Pam u In Back: Dysp.Ss!n :
great Weakn.s, Of The SIDES and Stomach With ConSpa
Ton and Plies ana particularly Fsiuae Debility. ana dts
position 10 c-oop. Ofsce - sToa17yz- iys ln:iSeod
r2- To the LuGic-.-Tae Culy place '~here car be
obtained The choicest Perfurn--v Fancy and Nrdcale6
Soaps Wye:.ss Cream Of L!!es, NIX OF Roses. Sc al
r1ote-e pr.ce-. A. h R5ocAyE Medicine ald Perfume
- Depot 100. Fu.:ol-s. Brooklyn. Dr. Townsend Ssr
It1o .lreocl--
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- Washington Lodge 40. - IL " Va y.
IGs members OF Washington Lodge are HEREBY Ae.el 70
meet q; Lodge Room. National Hall CA2s---i t-s
" eGne>ayl afternoon: g. cock. % pay he as tribute
o. re>pee; - our deceased brother Henry w IaoIas-
Ne'vEU-A Lodge No To- and tae order generally are ~
yi,eG 20 meet with u. J. MILTON SMITH, y. G.
\ !. STOREY. Secr.tary II
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Amusemeuts.


NIBLO'S GARDEN.
TIE only night thr Broibers.
Mr., Il PLACIDE AND Mr. 7. FLACIpE,
Mr.. cRiSP
Mr. cHiPPENDALE,
Nh LOWELL, MRS. LOWELL
WEDNESDAY, EVENING August !q..
he ENTERTAINMENTS VII commence a. o'clock
With tayor.;s Oyerrare.
AAeF which VIII De presented soqEs.ess,. popular
LONDON ASST RANCE
SE Z a;eolrt CoSr-y Placie Oat.e Crisp
Mars Me-c.e.- r Ptacte Lady Cav SrarScr Mr.. Crsp
VI ~ w ~ pqeatSe Grace liaISs'ysy Mrs. Lowell
CASTLE GARDEN-yy7Ia IL extensive ProEea
?o!rv> - tns lovers OF Mature viewing lie harto
and surrounding scenery A. TIE srhA-irg The
.cious erevzs day, Midday sd Saturday Eve
ur.s tuEu>. ISL. IAN Ard l5sh-a TIE Evening tLe
-lsr. under the direction OF {. W Nlryr.r-Ls Dame,
Blanche Love Dream. Overture 20 hc Barber Of Seville
Sn-fos Polka Der sr!e>ciUtL Fra Dayo,o. Duh.r Waz
Over lr- TOT t Cain lie BasGAt, Locomotive Walk FIX
u-a. Admission =, cents
a MEXICAN VII SEI1I ,So AERIAL GARDEN
Ev.ry Nav ard Evening Tbs " eeN commencing Mon
csv Asc l-; lS+e.-Splend!d performances every Aer-
coon A. s. oc!ocS sri every eNeIi, ~ lac iiaiAser
SSs s1-g:e,i he ORPEiEAN FAMILY. or Keunebecs Nc-
eNce-ius III power @; VOICE - We y ~ "a -
Hutchinson Family. Encouragement % Iot hSfhn ar :
" wears cid wechs bat = 5S together VIVA re
Mammoth Bows living Monster Suass w ~ Mcdc o. te
Human boiv in addition Ire following performers are
s-, sd Ms Nlsel.r: Miss = Julien. Great w esier-
6isa Se-sua3er. D,so.siag Views, Chron'airor' &c
lltsr TO. cents. SIlf
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TIE ROAD ACT

TIE ROAD ACT.
THE STATUTES OF H. safe OF N-r-Y OK 10 relation
70 Highways Bridge ac. Ferries WIKI commentaries
a-a decis.ous TO yncn added n ppeat.1 containing
al he forms and p-ecesn.s u used under Sad Sialutes
prepared D. Counselor !. Law Price p certs Just
v,:s!l=ae! azc for sale by JANSEN & BELL,
auis Booksellers and SLztoners, l5s Sassau-S-
EAEN's HEBREW BIBLE.
lust imported sresh supply OF ne Hebrew Bible Of the
saia MARX Z. NEw,lAN& co. 100 Broadway.
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MAGNEsIA

HUSBANDS MAGSESIA had awarded ~ - :,
TIC ale exhibition Of The American InsotTI3 ir,u
YorE, diploma, and also premium BY the ffHA $500
mt. Philadelphia q, a.. bei,z am
The e1celency Of this Magnes!a consss n M nies.sa
trely deprived OF caroonc acid Is zee n" and XrbSr
TASTE smell or other dissgreea6e Propsg i.thre az
oat es he Strength Of cafasd ass sS
Many Of toe ats! has been introduced, in
!e, rSce and recoesd IS quite equal 70 The gena'
Inc Hecrys Ass by HAVILAND, KEESE co. 80
ms.a.n a.ts md retail as,on Co Iig s,o.dTsy 10
A an',h hg 81 %is.t j. haq iss Broadway; J. 4
aeaT H. Zoe HeLry Johnson, z7s Broadway lrseo1.
TJP DI4PHRAGM FILTERS-Janison's Pa
- ,s,s-The public are in.tted witness the great
,y and superiority Of this inventiou for purifying tho
Sal, ard all wafer al the Office No. i Broadway
auIe Inns WA H. JENSISON, for the propr.e,ors.
GARBAGE CLOTH.-loO pieces India Rubber
ICsnzge Cloth tplatn and kgured) Of superior quality,
for sale a. The lowest market prices, tho warehouse OK
tic Newark n J. India Rubber Factory IS asidensns
3ylo sE
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tbs. -FOR TIE FISHING BNNkS-TI

-s-Stt.--. Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Cart q.
z. RI-ss, NIL make d tslp TO lie Fishing
BaaSs OF WeGGestar August 1876. leaving follows
The loot OF Wagrea-s 4 oc.uc@ y NJ foot OF Ham
n.od-s \ VI foot OF Deaneey-st al 81 \ NJ foot o;
Cala-s.si =: y NJ; OF Pier No. u. R. At .. \.
NJ D,..er,vi be provided board Bait cost Lines NJ
the aui6 1fls
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Uss~ ,iORNING BOAT at d! O'Clock for
MN Albany md intermediate Landings from the
foot of RohlisOu.sL Breakfast and Dinner
on board Passage 81. The low pressure steamboat
South ANERIC A. Captain l.. w Briinard. on Mondays,
Wednesday and Fridays, 6t O'Clock \. VI
For passage or freight apply on board. aul7 lwis
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&C. TWO LOTS Port Richmond, Staten Island, will
Iii be- sold auction Saturday I'D inst a, IL o'clock,
A-A at m. Merchants Exchange Two Lots Of ground.
corner OF Bennett streets in the village Of
Port Richmond about mile from the steamboat land:
ng containing - by IOO feet pleasantly situated and good
uri gbburhOOd--parr remain on mortgage.
naIy BlEECkER & VAN DYKE, Auctoneers
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y CHAMBERLAIN, Aucuo0eet.-Sors No. II
u. Spricc-sl.-LberaI advances u.sGv "a Goods CON
signed for private sale, De sold suction. Outdoor
sales carefully attended to- and respectfully solleitedS
Prompt returns niir.
THURSDAY, Aus. ~
Al IL O'Clock ut No ~ SiNl-sverue corner OF Fourhst
SHERiFT SALE o. E,NCV ANp STALE Day Goods, &C.
Comprising Cloths. Ctssmeres NesInS. De LANES, Ba.
eyes, Prints, Gngha Muslns She engs, Gloves Hosie
~. SewiuS S.S, rhreI,! ANA Cotton, Necdlcs &c
Also. large quantity gilt and fancy Buttons together
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For transportation % passengers FIRST class :.24 %
second c!ss- q! =;
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5ituations, &r. i1Janteo.

T WANT EMPLOYMENT can write letter. An
editorial =Peechs keep accounts collect hem:
would De useful - newspaper Once bookstore auc-
:inr -oorl iayS ct.ce counting any other
-ar, Of business American Of middle age, correct
habits good manners. honest az. trustworthy. AID yet
,b-e -o-.n- between re and >ta-vAcr Please aG-
= : -
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NIBLO'S GARDEN.
TIE only night thr Brothers.
Mr.. Il PLACIDE AND Nh T. FLACIpE,
appear n TIE SdI-se piece
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

Ar PRIVATE S,LE-Oue spencii Mahogany Plsno For,c
metallic plate cciAves made by Nuans Fisher beau.
all instrument. Cost year since $50, and viii DO
sold bargain If called for ipPys The store No
81 Anu-st
To Lgr-The Store No 3 As;or-place until hrst OF Msy
NEXT suitable for Reectory or Salcoa Enquire the
Auction room.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

~ TO LET.-Thc store and dwelling No.
: Nlnthaveu between Eighteenth and SlneteeIh st'
N The Il Just compieted Is spacious and as 9oo'
location dry goods crockefy, boot and shoe dealer
or any similar usr.s be- found IN this part OF IN
city. The dwelling part OF the house l. complete, with n
tue modern Improvements, including Croton Water &c
Rent moderate To good tenant Apply to
.ulgTf WASHINGTON SMITH, 2bl West lBlh-st.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-06-13
Pretty Feathers Make "a Fine bird

a ND as this holds good in almost every respect
"a the subscriber would again inform his friend.
and the puI generally, that ne is still living an
occupying the OLD STAND, on Mau-stroct, be
tween the office of c. RBuckaIew and the Black
smith shop of Moses ColTnan, at which place he
may be found upon the seat Of poverty, prepared
10 dlaw out the thread of affection He has Just
received the Jhe --latest Styie 0r F.shioas f0r
SPRING and SUMMER, and with them he
stands pledged to accommodate his friends, cuslo-
mers and the public generally with good substan-
tia tasty fits or no charge de.
b. RUPERT, TAILOR will be found upon
a ShingIe stuck up above the door,
Hd@i8Sion free Of all expense,
lie would also inform his friends that Wheat,
Rye, Oats Com and Potatoes will be taken in ex-
change for work done at his shop and a little Of
he pelgter djnctun, once in whiIc will not come
amIsE. Call and give him a trial,
BERNARD RUPERT.
April 25, lS46--l
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-06-13
DRY GOODS LINE,

A splendid assortment of new and fashionable
Prints of new figures, Ginghams; new style Of
cross ovoi Berage aud other Berages; fancy and
black and white Lawns, Gingham Lawns, Deanes
of all coors and quality black and blue black dress
Silks; black silk Serge AlapacCa, damask summer
81 irts, damask book Muslin, purse twist and steel
beads and rings of assorted colors, ladies and gen.
lIemens kid gloves, mOhair Gloves and mits, white
cambric Handkerchiefs ladies silk points, black
bandanna and flag silk handkerchief, cotton
Handkerchicfs ofevery description, white and fan
cy silk Handkerchiefs, Shawls of all kinds, in short
Cotton and Linen Goods Of every description for
LADIES' wear silk, Cotton and WOrsted Hose for
men and women Ladies shell combs
BroadclOhs of all colors and quality, Sattinetts
Cassineles, fancy summer Cassimeres, quarter
coat Tweed, Nankins, Checks, black Satin and
other summer vestings of every description; fancy
Scarfs al Cravats Of all qualities, bIeached anC
unbleachcd MusIins Umbrellas an' Parasols Les
horn and palm leaf Hats. A quantity of carpet
ing.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-06-13
Assessment.

EE EMBERS of the Lyconing County Mutual
We Insurance Company are hereby notified
that the Board Of Directors have ordered an assess.
ment of one pei cent. on all premium notes due to
iho Company on the 18th day Of Novfmbcr, 1876,
to be paid proyiousto the 3dddy ofMay next to the
Treasurer or Receivers.
VIM. A. PETHIKIN, Treasurer.
N. B. Receivers for Columbia County.
james c, Sprom, J0coJ Ncic,k, Pam
r. 6aIdy, Esqrs. and he Treo;Ucr. G
s WGLacc, Esq.
Office of the Lyco Co. Nut. In. Co ,
Muncy, April II, 1876
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-06-13
ITS COURSE IS ONWARD.

SO great has been the demand for Folgers
- Oosaonian or All Healing Balsam, and il has
given such general satisfaction to those who have
used it and become acquainted with its virtues that
it now stand pre.ominent as remedy in DI-eaSes
of the Lungs, and the testimony which has been
given by different persons who have been cured by
i is altogether voluntary OH their palt. They have
given it in the hope that all who may iind themselves
in reed of this remedy may apply for it without de-
lay,
Read the following letter received hom the Rev
Mr. Shimeall, Pastor of st Judes Episcopal Free
Church. Mr. S. has not only used !he medicine
himself but has witnessed its effects in several very
irving cases of disease. The letter will show his
Iopinou of its virtues.
Dear Sir: Believing it to be but an act of COM
mon humanity to those suffering under the various
diseases Of Coughs, Colds, Iioarsenes5, Consump-
lion. Asthma, (ic to point them to a safe, speedy
land radical remedy, take pleasure in bearing my
l,esmony to your invaluable medicine called OIosa-
lonion or All Healing Balsam. OF its efficacy !
can sneak first from my own experience. Being
subject from exposure more or loss to the VlclssI'
tudcs of our climate to frequent attacks OF lniIucn'
IN. Uolrsencss &c. have always found TO alloId
almost instantaneous, and always hy perseverance
use, ClIbCludl ItIlti' y u pulI'"A"' ''N''"
orminc suffering severely under Asthma, and who
Ihad despaiGd Of obtaining relief from any human
source, upon my recommendation was induced to
give the Olosaoniaa a trial and he pronounced the
effect produced upon him perfect charm ahordng
him immediate and almost instantaneous reliCl, In
another instance | recommended it to female
friend far adv yanced in Consumption. After the use
of the first bottle her cough entirely removed
aud her appetite and strength restored to slch
degree as to astonish oil who saw her Win a
Ilcng cherished aid firmly established prejudice a
.aainst the thousand and one specifics put forth II
these days as sovereign ponaceas Tor all disease
assure YOU that nothing short Of my firm conviction
'Iof tbe claims ofyour medicine to an origin SO re
,pccahc, aud to the effects oft as herein certified
.hoth bv my own experience AID obsffyation'
could not have been induced thus to come forward
as awitness in its behalf have the honor to be
Islr, respectfully youis, Il, {: olIlMhALA.