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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-19
Ang 81, 1876.
JACOB RUSSELL, ~,

No. 80, Light Street, BALTIMORE,
M oULD respectfuiy call The attention Of
INV those wanting articles in his line. to the
very extensive ASSORTMENT which be now has on
hand, embracing allibe different varieties Of
Stoves, Furnaces, and Ranges
u Those represented above are particularly 70
commended for Parlots. Setting Rooms, &c,
one being adaptedto wood and the other to Bi,
luminous or Anthracite Coal They being All
cast.iton are rendered very durable, and al tho
same time more ornamental than anything here-
tofors gotten up. The price Of The wood steye
is Si4, that Of the cosI stove Sl2. ~
Also, superior four boiler
Cooking Stoves.
Kitchen companioBs, \ with large ovens. and
= variety pr fixtures particularly adapted ID
country use, and which should be fepn1 IL the
Kitchen Of every family, being obtainable BY
all, from the very moderate price.
The following is d list Of prices, including all
fhan tuat Z. +
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-19

|nARPET CHAIN-e slored end white, for
~ sale BY TIC SigefoOse
Nov s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

WYNN T. JENNINGS & co. Diapers and Ta!lors, I'm,
w porters OF Cloths ard CAss;meres Sesunga &c, 81
Broadway American Ho2i opposltr :he Fountain are IL
receipt of an extensive Of goods for Fail anc
Winter wear comprising. French and English Clohs toi
Dress and Frock Goals Cassimeres 10 ses
Silk, Satin, Meriuo and Velvet Vesungs Mued Cioths
Tweeds, SC for OverCoals, which Will ne maze up
To order through The aid vi efficient corps % cutters
as can be found in the country M essential POM ID W
economy 10 which would direct and IN rendering The
style and character OF garments such as must Sasy m
discriminating Of cheapness are not bssea
the production Of any other an mr.. rae "a, s
Such have sustained SUSTAIN OF Small prons ana gucA
returns and prompted the solicitation OF cal rom uos
who would ready effect saving OF The extra pe cehiasr
Tn. attention drecrd 10 the Pantaoons department mus
continue Inducements those who appreciate n
combining and elegance.
In addition the usual assortment OF goods kePi Dy e
trade always hand reudy made Dress ana Foch
Coats Panaloons. Vests To answer Tue requirements
who in of emergency, may require nsl s.e SUI
Also Fancy Dress Articles IN great variety; scars
handkerchief Gloves Suspenders Hosiery undef' esq.,
Drawers Linen and Muslin Shirts Collars &c &c. e<ls
NEW YORK. CASH TAILORING Establish
men 1877 Broadway, three doors below me rrtns
The subscribers would Call inc attcnlion VI ei
cuslosrs and the public very large and well electeo
assortment of Fall and Winter Goods Embracing al tne
latest styles OF French and English peo Clohs Tor wet
gRrmens black and fancy elastic Casslneres OF
entire patterns; very rich slyies vi SuAS Oh'iS
and Velvet VesIngs, suitable for the coming season All ~
which will be made order few hours nouce ano "
the superior etylo tor WacA TIC eh1ooisH"''' Los
been long celebrated. IT,
Employing in cutting department the oest ene
city do not hesitate challenge comp ahou WIN auJ
In roint OF style elegance and workmanship Al the sans
time prices will convince the roHi sAepcai' lnat
rate garments can furnished reduced rates FOL
cash We would also call attention the Fancy Depart
ent connected with the establishment Where car NC ouo
every article requisite to complete gentleman
of the richest materials, selected by our agents
in the .rs and London markets Also an assortment oil
ready made Dress Frock Coats and winter garments
every descp ion for the accommodation oil NOSE requiring
Ao oS tsS Fl o'''' III ]. c. BOOTH CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07
Wnrcr-Cure in the United states.

There are now in the United States six Water.
Cure establishments, or places where patients are
treated more or less thoroughly according to the
Hydropathic System, located as follows;
NEw.YoRK CITY, DR.. joel Shep
BRArrLEyoRo, vi. Dr.. Il. WessslhGft.
NEw.LEBANoN, n. Y. D. Canbsu
NORTHAMPTON. Mass Dduid Rnssles:
PHILADELPHIA Or. Sckiefrdecker.
HARRISON Co. Mississippi, Dr. Brenheidt.
There are already in existence two monthly peri
odicals devoted mainly to The explanation and de.
fence of the system The Water.Cure Journal OF
this City and GreenMountain Spring at Bratteooro.
W. and sylvester Graham has issued Prospectus for
aihird These facts would seem TO indicate that the
Water Cure rapidly gaining ground in this country
We are couhdent VII gain adherents IN proportion Us
is merits examined and understood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07
Fire Engines.

The Engine tried on Saturday Burlins slip was
Of three ordered by the Common Council 10 take
the place OF of the small ones in 1t was
bull, by Henry Waterman of Hudson. Worked by
twenty Six it threw water hundred and ninety
two fee, from the pipe.
An Engine OF the 10; built by Agnew of Phla.
deiphis and tried week two since threw to dis.
lance o; one hundred and forsy.six feet Watermans
machine used pipe of inch and sixteenth bore
and Agne"s one OF three quarters OF an inch giving
superiority to the former in quantity alone of over tht5
per cent.
These engines were to be built with al! the late i'm
provemen's-'o be worked by not over twenty-eish,
men. and 'e have pumps of capacity equvslen, to
eight inches bore and nine inches stroke.
In this city We need the bes; of apparatus and our
wise fathers seem now determined 10 have such TIE
building of engines for OWE use is 10 longer mo-.
nopolized by the city, and really hope tina, the COM
petition thus excited will bring some of our own,
mechanics and show tina, New-York Fire Engines are
ike New.York F;remen. unsurpassed.
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Chrono-Therr
AOrA RlNELIL

SYNONYMS. Aqua Basamca Arterislis.
German Binel!isches Wasser.
Not many years ago this Italian nosrum was Wanted
throughout Europe. syptic in every kind OF hemor
rhage-boh when internally and externally admins
tered BY several enlightened Italian physicians-Co-
ugno An,onucci Sanford and others 1t was found nigh
" servceabe aud Grae thought al first that he had OBJ
served good effects from it. Subsequently, however
not only he but Simon Dicfenbach aud Dr. John Davy'
found that il not possessed OF more efficacy than
simple cold water.
The new haemostatic received its name, Aqua Binsu,
from Dr. Fidee Bnell the inventor. Ii was perfectly
transparent uid almost tasteless, having slightly en-
pyreumoc odor but neither the presence OF salt, aka
earth acid could be detected by the senscs.
The first public trials to test the efficacy OF the liquid
in arrestng hemorhage, instituted at Turin in 1877
by order OF the Government the results OF which were
esteemed favorable Soon after this Bineli died, and
the for making the preparation is said TO have
died with him. but IN the years lS29 and ls3O the sue
cessors OF Bnc affirmed that they had discovered the
secret and fresh experiments were instituted and repeat
ed in Germany Various booGvessels were divided on
Bnimals-hc fcmora and carotid arteries and the inter
nal iugular veinsand the cuts made in every di-
rccticn-some loHgitudnay some obiquey others com.
petcy and in all cases the hemorrha.e yielded
charpe, or lint, stepped in the Aqua blnell
applied and pressed gently against the wound Tor
five or ten minutes
Encouraged by the results of these experiments the
LIQUID was tried on and with advantage but It was
found that the results not owing to any prop
critics OF the liquid but 10 the cold moisture aud appro
pirate pressure
The author has given the results of the experiments
and observations OF DR.. John Davy in another work.
They convey interesting information as regards the phy
sioogy pathology and therapeutics OF wounded vessels
and npart useful lesson the inquircrno to deducc
nerences from inadequate data without having invested
every collateral circumstance that may bear upon a
question The results of Dr. Davys experiments show
how hemorrhage, from wouudipg large artery which
would be speedily fatal may be readily arrested by mod
compression with several folds OF linen or cotton
moisencd with water and they farther show how I'M
der this moderate compression the wound IN the artery
may heal and the vessel remain pervious, without the
superyen,on of aueurism. DR.. Davy lays stress on
moderate pressure such may still allow the blood 10
pass through the canal of the artery.
1t has been suggested that the Aqua Bne may be in
debted for its sncied hemosatic property creosote
in FORM but DR.. Davys explanation appears all
sufficient to account for the phenomena Under these
circumstances may follow the example of Riecke
and pass i, by with this cursory notice
Edinburgh Medical and Surgicsl Journal, July, 1885.
General Therapeutics. p lq5 Phia 1876.
tide reuern ArZucimiel 5. SS. Stuttgart, 1857
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Fires.

F1RE.-The schooner Yarico, Dow, OF and from
Thomaston. for Boston. loaded with lime paper
&c put Portland on Thursday morning, having been
fire nearly "a hours Forty casks OF lime we're saved
from her deck in good order, and some fifteen bales
rags l, is supposed she will De hardly worth repairing
Cargo insured ST rhomaston-vesse! cot insured.
At Nashville Tenn. quite a destructive fire &C.
CURED on the 2ath MI, I, broke out house occupied
by Harsh & Dr;foo5 a clothing store. which was
speedily consumed together vita the nd Joining mouse OF
A Lyons, and used by him for dry goods store and
family residence. On Mr. Lyons house there was an
insurance OF S25C0 and his stock OF goocs OF S05UO
On the house occupied By Harsh and Droos, there was
$4,000
~ T'uskegee, Ala on the 2lst ult TWO grocery
stores and two law Offices were DESTROYED by ire The
stores occupied by Mr.. Russell Williams and Mr..
B. c. Baldwin, but NJ Young. ESQ who owned the build
ings the principal loser. There also fire in
Crawford Russell Co the night OF the Both instant
which consumed four or i've houses.
u AT NorcaH tO.) on the 3Oth ult W-rl r.
Hoyts cabinet and chair shop burned the ground
with the Methodist Parsonage house adjoining No in
surance on any par OF the property
REV DocToR MAcLAY.-It gives US pleasure
to inform the numerous friends OF this venerable
and respected clergyman who have been for the last few
days in painful anxiety 10 his fate that he is one OF
those Sho escaped with life tom the wreck OF the
steamer Belle Zane which overturned by striking
a snas in the Mississippi the 18th OF December with
90 souls board, 10 Of whom supposed 10 have
persisted.
Dr. Maclay who was in bed when the boat struck
jumped from his berth and wsded the cabin,
deep in aud with Only his night clothes
He with others oaed upon the hurricane deck for more
than four hours during OF the codes: nights OF the
Several OF the passengers so badly frozen as 70
render their limbs useless and Robert Burns. ot New
port l. frozen to death after reaching the shore
Incredible may appear Doctor Macay, although at
the g. aud exposed the of such night
from his vigorous constitution and wonderful powers Of
endurance escaped with triding injury. Com Adv.
Nor TRUE.-A letter from Harrisburg states that
the runor that Judge Woodward had resigned his
upon the Bench anticipation OF the seat is no;
rue Philad North American
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07
General Notices.

e Lectures on the British and American
Poets.-R. J. HARVEY A NJ. VIII deliver LECTURE,
with
READINGS from Shakespeare ard The British Poets, Illus
,ratng
ELocrrIoSARY EXPRESSION. in the Lecture Room. Ly-
ceum OF Natural History ;J63 Broadway, on Thursday
Evening the 9Th 10 comm-nc- Az; o'clock precisely
Tickets a. the door-50 each; for TWO persoas 70
Gents for party Of three 81
Among the Illustrations viii be OF the finest scenes
from Shakespeare, Moore Byron Scott HemHns &c oSus
J. d. Wheeler, Attorney and Counselor a:
Law and Commissioner Of Deeds, &c viii attend In me
Reading Room Of Tsmmsny Hall at al houIs OF the day
ard evening. tyl5 osT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07
The Farmers Library and Monthly Journal
of Agriculture.

Those farmers who can afford it should have ii ,
those who cannot. can club together and take ii !;
town or district libraries should take it, and county
Agricultural Societies should take liberal number
of copies 10 be distributed in lieu of money as
pr'i=eS. We cannot imagine handsomer or more
appropriate premium than this In this mode the
County Societies will spread valuable knowledge,
and by their patronage encourage the publishers 10
attain il possible, still higher excellence.
Vermont State Journal
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tOiutcr t:asbions.
oARrs aRAvArs AMp MuFFLERs,

SCAhESy OHAN AL MI MOf L1RS,
Received by the lust steamer,
T THE New-fork CHsh Tailoring ard Geneneps
"A General Furnishing Establishment, s' Broadway ihee
doors below the Franklin House. choice assortment o!
fancy dress for g-ntlcmens comprising tha
nos desirable OF scarts cravHts. and an entire
nsy syr cfn rers Indispensable for gentlemen travelling
Also full Of coats cloaks and sacks con-
slany on hand manufactured by tho best workmen IN the
civ and sold III reduced pricea. 40
isu J. IT, SOoIh W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07

A FAIR Hl1.-As some of the Banner States
worthy sons were recently amusing themselves at
Springfield in meeting for the purchase OF Cuba
by the General Government one OF the participetors
threw wet blanket over the patriotic sentiment Of
the assemblage by offering resolution, That if the
President of The United States shonld negotiate
purchase OF Cuba, this meeting solemny advise
the State of Illinois 10 pledge her faith and uusued
honor TO promptly pay her proportion of the pur-
chase money" II was laid on the table by deci-
ded vote TChcago Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07

SACK PELTO COATS AND CLOAhS-Seli'
- ing OF al smsil from The subscribers
wishing close their stock of Winter garments are dis,
posed such inducements purchasers ~ cannot a
Of securing rapid safes for themselves aud giving their
customers the of amin other words lhry
arr determined their large stock OF sack and over
coats before The lat of January Call and for your
selves Broadway, doors below the Franklin House
d2o liza j. c. BOOTH n SON.
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Amnsements.

MEXICAN nIUssu1l-Every day and evening
hihi. wees. commencing Mondsy jan 3th isisIspen-
did Performances every evening O'CLOCK sEd Genes
dv and SATURDAY afternoons al O'clock. Last week OF
the famous 6is, ard Giantess the most enormous
Msnacer Ina. ragassd SIR J. Han; SHY wh;,lock; Mrs
Phillips; Miss Fancy Deering; Grand Come MeHnge;
Lau CHING G4s and beautiful! Dss1v.Hs views Mac
Rockwell, the famous Fortur e. T-il-f
Admission. Is cent. Children under Z. ~ cenh.
JUVENILE CDNCERT.--A Concert Of Juvenile
y Music. nier.persed with Colleagues. Piano Performan-
c-s &c viii be given in h- A-nt Presbyterian Church,
two below and, Wednesday Evening. January
7h BY Two Hundred Children OF The Consregaon IN uni
form dresses the direction OF L. Hart assisted by M
Z. Howe. IT, the Pisuo Performance 10 commence al
past aud cose about9 O'Clock.
OF Il 5. Raynor, 70 Bowery; D. Huse, Sexton OF The
Church. 50 Ludlow.st; and At The door. y Gus
CITY OF ELMs.-The ModeI OF the Cry OF SeN
SHaqen, and the Models OF The Public Buildings ard dis
tugui.hed Localities OF New YORK together with models Of
the Mormon Temple Nsnvoo the State House Hart
ford WiIhsys Patent Fire Escape Engine, are now
resiy for exhibition FOR short time. al the Granite Bald
ings cor Broaiwsy and Chs!nher,,st
Hours OF Exhibition. fr Il. A NJ TO 10 r M.
10 half price. E. PORTER BELoEN, PfopIc'or
Il Ivts- E r. CUNNINGHAM. Superintendent.
NEW-ENEIAND SUCIETY.-rhis Society nav-
Ing resolved to postpone their anous' ~ cS
the 22d December Will give Festival ohl IN pIace OF sucn
celebrsou on the evening the 18th Of snuary next al
The Asor House Tickets be obtained from soy OF The
members OF the Board OF Officers, from the Secretary Hna
MOSES Il. GRINSELL, Prcs't, IS south:.t
ALFRED A. WEEKS. Src'y. 81 Wa-st- dl5toJahs
DHTVATE DANCING: and Waiting Academy, No 81
Mercer-st the second hire story building below rince
Mr.. J. II. Soaring respectfully informs his tHends Pa
and public that ne has reopened his School for the
season his dence above Days of tuition Wednes,
days and Saturdays, 81 O'clock Tor young ladies' and
masters Tuesdays snt Fridays ais O'clock F. NJ tor gen.
,lemen.
Classes will be formed other days meet the conve-
uience OF Pupils.
Ladies and gentlemen receive private lessons al any
hour moi occupied by every day II teY wish IL
Mr. Searins - much admired Ia Polka Cuadle and Pol
shi Mszuka will be taught IN addition TO La Polka and the
most graceful styles dancing and Waiting PIRATE Sol,
rees exclusively pupils parents or guardians WAL be
given usual
Mr. Sesrinc would particularly call the attention OF gem
tleen DESTROYS OF learning WALKING TO bis Saturday even
ing ca,s for al the styles including La Polka FOR terms
and r.rtiru,srs acply ~ shove dis i2tiseodua
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07
~ Clairyoyance. animal and Electro-Mag-

~ ClajryOynDCe. Animal and EIeCtrO-NaR-
ueii.m Applied TO me Treatment OF DiseaseJ P WEES
TgR recently ON the south, has located IN his city, for
the nurpo. of treating diseases, above Residence 552
HudsolsL near Charles. Consultations from A NJ I'LL 9
2.
isv Wednesday and Friday nights, ~ the place
insncine at O'clock Tickets admitting gentleman with
or ,yi,ho1r a lsdy 81 jas cts
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Nm. w. Campbell.
JOSEPH,W. SAVAGE, Presideu

r. North River Insurance Company-Ohce
Nc. 1872 observation-disclosures SoooVo.-Ths Company,
wears coDnues TO Insure against Loss Damage by Fire
upon favorable terms Having their Capital entire, and
an amount of security unsurpassed By similar nstitu
ton. klShAiND w III Lt-i fFes!usuI
ID dl = mis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07

A STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION will
be held in Harrisburg Pa the 2s;h inst TO which all
Temperance Associations throughout the State are TO
send delegates with reports embracing The names and
TONS and other information proper to lsy before the
Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07
General Notiles.
CARD.

CARO.
10 MIR. Lewis, Engraver, Printer ana seal
his Customers hgt having succeyfuy terminated painful
and tedious litigation which ha. occupied hs lime ana at
,rption at for nearly years-he 10 now pre-,
pared 10 execute all orders for Engraving Printing and
Seal Cutting with his accustomed skill ana Taste.
VISITING Invitation and Wedding Cards Of every de-
srrplon Xeculed short notice Cards printed IRON Ed
graved paes-LONDON Satin Note Papers and envelopes
match IL,
Orders taken in for the present al q Jobn-st opposite
the new building, corner OF John and Nassau sis
messenger despatched daily 10 deliver Customers
Orders IN the upper part OF the ely 10 81
~ National Fire Insurance Company, Office
No 90 al-s with fing losses by The great IRE IN
this city on the July last which they promptly paid
The Company doing large and rapidly increasing
business in consequence prudence taking
IS 6OO IN nny one risk which rule they still adhere TO- and
y so scattering their hazard loss in any
ordinary FIRE mere than that amount by which additional
security is rendered the Insured connexon with their
safely invested capital o-on,
Joseph w. Savage, VIM 9. Ward.
Marcus Spring, " IL :. Slocun
Saml s Doughty, Jonn f. MscRle
John BrouSer, John MGCnalh'
Sarben Holt John Newhouse,
Florence Mahouy, Jacob Miller,
VIM w. Campbell
JOSEPH,W. SAVAGE, President
WM. JAS BoGGs, Secretary
NJ B-Appicsiions for insurance attended TO without de-
Law The Office No. 81 Wa-sL and also for the convenience
Of customers and the public the upper part of the city By
C. Fl McIuure agent No. Soi Hudsou.st of Spring
ST, and by S. L. Newman, agent corner OF Avenue c. and
,,b, d. lmis
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NEW AND ELEGANT cARPETlNGs.

~ By the latest arrivals, several invoices OF the
mos, he.,rifu patterns OF ANSiSsTER CARFEriSGS- Also
sr-st ysrey OF FRExcH AuBusoN CARPETS suitable for
h riches, srd most spendd styles ofurnishing together
with the bes, s.soren, of On CLOTHS offered 10 the
nni,iic ,rith ali articles connected with the Isde
Persons furnishing private residences Hotels or Steam
boats, would ind il 10 ther I'd vantage 10 cal al
Ia2wis- REUBEN SMITHS. JR 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07

v Window shade Depot, No. spruce-st.-
~ 100 ,sir 1855 On hand Persons about furnishing h-r
80 - A. las. Zoe per by calling =; De-
pot 80 IN - ~ ,o,s - - ~, 90 ~ :, "a
urrrs prices LIZ i--
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Louisa at Charleston from 81 Domingo says that he
learned from source upon which he placed reliance.
tina, Porau P latte had been closed and vessels
allowed that port This fact in connection with
the disturbed state OF affairs, had induced number of
the merchants a, that place 10 leave for Europe.
STEAMBOAT DIsAsrER.-The steamer Alabama,
from Plymouth for Mobile. with 200 bales cotton struck
spag on the Goth ut al Hstchi,gbe Bar, and sunk to
her guards The Victoria, passing at the time,
took or the Captain snG and passenge with the
entire cargo.
THE GROWING WEsT.-New Piers are being
built a, the following points in Wisconsin as we learn
from the Milwaukee Gazette, viz: A, Milwaukee, She
buoyean Sank Washington, Racine, Southport Little
Fort and Manitowac.
II The cars OF the Pilot Line from New-f ork
last evening was thrown of the track Bordentown
and detained near Two hours. Some evil person mad
placed some timber the rails that caused TIE accident
No person Injured L. :. Gazette OF yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07

as ..,.poSApPER ARRgsrEp.-We mr., Glad n l,or,
,os re asesh IN. Co. Register tina, the While man owl
color1 ne OF VIM. Richardson "a blind free man OF
sas Sss wa he intent doubtless CT selling him as slave
eazun,.d treated In Salisbury, North Carolina and
'Ni'' trla' lie gave his name as John Bullock,
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~ Ro.ton subscriptions TO the Newly ork
Tribune received by authorized Agents, REDDING Co.
S,a,sir-rt Te,ns-l0 per week or Two cent, for
Weesy Tribune every Friday Morning, for cent? or s.
new and cnesp publications FOR Iae IS low - issusd
= Boston Publishers Theirs Napoleon. JET eodu
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d rh. snh.criher,, Lozenge for cold in the

u The Subscriber Lozense ior Cold In the
ia; unpleasant disorder Permitted to dissolve slowly in
go iuasninsion from the parts affected.
H. also An -cscous and approved remedy for hcarsene:s
and loss OF voice. Price . cents 3 box
Sold al he principal drug stores, and by j. l. COD
DIStITON sS Eudscn-st cor. Sprins-sl dn I'm
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CLOAKS. CLOAKS!
OOO LADIES, and Misses Cl0aks, Coats and Cir
,UUUc ars selling of at great reduction from former
pcee consisting of s the various styles III use ana mos
fashionable materials, varying 10 prices from - ~
Those DESTROYS of purchasing such respectfully nVleo
call and examine WAMSLr:I q rioLa,
d3O limos 20 Caiherine-si. near ChsthsIn-squhrt
nvERCOATS, C.oaAs, Winter Froc.. &c IN various
" styles, for Gale, ready made Al ~
ni2 sH VIM 4. JthNIN'' {" W.
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~Guruey,s Premium Daguerrean Gallery
lac Brosdwsy New.York-Picinres taken al this estab-
i;l 80 ,,t sIr-led IN this country. say his
o. Toe public respectfully invited TO call and
iud ge for themselves o' om