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The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-12-11

Sea Otter Oil
For Preserving and Beaut3yng the hair.
Boston, Dec. 1898.
DIR. Frederick Brown: certify that have used the
Otter Oil which is put up by you. For dryness of the
hair and dandru TN the head, do think it superior
any other oil used. 1t makes the hair soft,
and gives aIine and glossy appearance and the hair
does not dry up again it does after using other
kind of oil. hereford most cheeriuliy recon-
mend it to all that are afflicted with dry and I'M
healthy head of hair. | think any one by using it a
shorttme will find ita very valuable article
GEO. +. BoNNEY.
A.G. PAGE, Agent tor Bath.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-10

WAsHIscToS, May 8, 1s47.
The Yietoriss-0w Metropolitan Federal City Ceie.
Jration.
This morning at sunrise the banners were hung out
merry peal was rung all the big bells of the city,
and salute fred from several points In honor Of the
triumphs OF the American in q country anciently
tine empire 81 the Aztecs At the joyous ringing
asropeated and this evening we are to have some bril-
liant fireworks at the navy yard and pretty general
exhibition Of lumnations bonsres all over the citv
No more appropriate day could have been selected for
these demonsratons than the anniversary Of the battle
opening the war; unless 1t were the day selected by New
York-being the day ON which they doubtless rec.ved
the news Of the battle which very likely closes thu .r
and winding up at the place Of beginning We mus,
give up of to New York When she attemnts ~
do anything she always does IL In style beyond tho
reach Of all competitors this continent But for All
that are not going to abandon the experiment be-
Of the fact that New York will take the shine of
Of But We shall tell you Of illumination to-mor-
r. S.-Mr Parrishwh has been In Mexico heretofore
ocialy left IL Is said yesterday with overtures
or Mexico
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Foreign ImportntiOns.

LNnarop.- Ship Samuel Hicks-2 cks Folger, Alfred &
eo-3l EhrrSA Bros2 Lagrange-o bales cases Lem
GihaT co.. b !? cases Hurst. Bfos5 do 1902 DO fchard
tendon Bliss Wight, stnrgs snaw-s Bis % cases
tggs Jenkins co-38 Ress Bros COS TIMBER Dam
bury-l3 bis Francis Butritt82 Cameron Brands cks &
Tapscott-J6 bales 're.1ef Mead bis 1900 sacks
salt Hicks col cases Clark bl Coffin Brad
ley Sco- OK Benton Bgos-lcsse 70 eks anys Corning
& Greenhull-6 bis Smith, Thurgen co50 bxs tin
plates $50 buds sheet iron Phelps Dodge cot bis Walker
Watt Shermin-oo tons GENIAL coal d Colden-i bl IL
cases Nevins COS bis David Hidden Son-l case A &
sacks Hicks colo bis |, 500 bxs tin plates pig
iron order
MAYAouEz. R-Bng Levant-234 hhds sugar Is hhds mo
lases Asop Chauncey-2o bags coffee Cubeu Fulay-9
bbIs molasses 10 master.
MArASzAs-BugCeres-4 bags coffee F Stevens & Som
sugar Oliver Cord267 hhds boxes sugar
Rowland & Asprnwal-i30 boxes do j Taylor & co-io9
boxes do Grnne Mnun co3o0 dozen pine apples Is do
pumpkins lot melons master.
SANTA CRUz-Brg Judge Whitman-68 logs cedar 100 600
cigars 40 eces honey boxes 90 bales Of beeswax 10
tons fusc boxes sugar Harmony
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PottxyIlIe Coal II, a6le.

The quantity sent this week by railroad Is 2S63 o.
by canal 1000 l0-total for the week, GA l5show
ing slight decrease by the former, and small increase
by the latter compared with last week Total for the
by railroad 1923 09by canal l9,40l OIL The
freight by canal Philadelphia Is 70 cents to New York
81 10 81 80 Boats continue very the canal
Vessels are getting more plenty at Richmond, and
froights have declined little, with downward ten
dency. We quote follows TO New York, 81 30 a
81 IS; to Boston, S. %; to New Bedford ST 10; to
Providence, 81 62 to Fall River, 81 62k; to orts-
mouth, N. H 81 SO; to Newport, ST. 10; to Albany,
81 80 81 60; to Troy, ST. 60 a 81 65 The price of
white ash coal board ranges for lump from SO so to
So 10 per tonprepared coal So 62 to SO 75red ash,
from SO rs to So S7H-Lehgh coal from SO S7a to $4
The stock of coal on hand Richmond does dmi-
nish much This is TO be regretted, it nerferes
per ton less than what ought to be for healthy bust
ness.-PoaspiHe Journal, May 8.
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Arrived.

Ship Samuel Hicks Bunker from Liverpool April 3D. with
o & "h E oas NE Ne
seamen, fell overheard was dSwned May g. at4I N
on 'H9ss w S.' s Meow
deck and white quarter boards, bound east. ~
She S ss Mays.
guez 2lst April, with moasses to Alsop Chsuncey;-
Cook Of Proyiucstowa two mqaths 100 barrel:
The spoke few days previous brig Pachc (of Province
Brig Ceres Sawyer from Matanzss 2st ult with sugar. to
& irS MMa% s~ s:s Cru. SSl
long 60 a. spoke the whaling bark Arthur Of New Bedford
from New York for Sagua la Grande lat 81 co. long rs no.
British brig Till Parker AZ days from Waterford. in bal
ehass IS days, with Coal Morewood. April a lat 80
a. long s. 49, spoke packet ship American Eagle hence for
by Scho henes Tor Wssrds co. spoke 0ns '0n
British brig Newoiis. Thompson days from Tralee in
spois bs Tembn!"n om London O New DAY.:
out Instant lat 80 So long Ct So passed brig Pona for
British Isabella Gibbons AZ days from Cork, in ballast
British brig Alert, Way, dsy:iiom Halifax. with fish.
British sShr Lord F,zgsrald yosci York days from Gal
s lat As 30 long 3d. spoke bark Quincy from Boston
Br schr Orbit Davidson, 10 days from Windsor s. with
Schr Fashion, Kelly from Boston. with mdse to w
schr New York, Goodrich, days from Boston.
b. sns Lady Pee: from B:f.. STEM bs:ss
Also two brig' unknown .,,.a
Brig Mobile. Brszos.
anchor southwest Spit packet ship Patrick Henry for
Livsrpoo Ceho for Boston; Louvre for Antys,p; brig
Also ships. b.rks sbgs, and 20 sail of .chooners
Ship Creole lies at anchor of Quarantine.
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W.,n,roror, MAY 4, ls47.


Colonel DIXON s. Miles.
Quite . sensation caused here yesterday by tho
appearance among Of Col ID. s. Miles now Major OF
the I'd Regiment Of United States Infantry ne I'D
Batimorean, and the great question among his towns
men just is, who shall do him most honor An eie
CANT sword has been voted hm, and 1t Is said 10 De- IN
all respect worthy the hero and theman Other mani
featons of the popular estimate Of his important SER
vices await him We hope he will not decline the prof
fered honors for II is often citizens are permit
ted To tender them to one worthy Col NJ. visited
washington in relation to matters strictly Official yet
his here did escape the notice Of the highest
authorities Some incidents in the Of this officer
are SO highly honorable to him, soldier, that
induced to refer to them here. To his fellow 1t
is well known that within few years, Capt Miles re-
signed situation in the star in consideration of the
greater opportunities for active service afforded by the
line Of the army. His conduct then every where
appauded and his friends confidently predicted his dis
nction whenever that desired opportunity should offer
At Corpus Christi he was in command of company Of
the It'll Regiment Of Infantry As SUCH he marched to
the Rio Grande. At Fort Brown, during the lombard
ment he honoraby distinguished in his zeal and
soldiery conduct that General Taylor called the part
cular attention of the government his services I'm
mediatey after the battles of May the duty of recruit
ing officer, which would have removed Col. M. to a
northern climate, and to the bosom of his fam
ly, offered him, but his soldierly spirit induced
him to decline it. and prefer active command
while his services demanded in the field
He chose to march for Monterey in command of his reg
ment The history Of that great battle and capitalization
records the achievements Of this officer He has already
received two brsvet commssionsthat Of major for his
services at Fort Brown although not in command and
that of Lieutenant Colonel at Monterey. He first took
and military governor His merits in this capacity were
conspicuous that he afterwards appointed to the
same duties at Monterey and saltlo General Taylor
in which he has been again stinguished Col Miles
turns for brief to his family and friends Honor
then the chvarous soldier Other rewards await him
from his government. OBSERVER.
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-comprehendng the killed and wounded, ana TIE dead
from disease the side of the Americans. On shv
other hand think may safely set down the Mexican
losses at three to In killed and wounded the
age in all the battles and skrmishes with troops in
every quarter that their aggregate loss may be
souaby set down ut TO- 900 Offset to the 30l0
Of the Americans in the foregoing table.
In tho Gulf the United States have lost two vessels Of
and perhaps not less than fifty transport vessels
Of all kinds from the northers and the coral reefs equi
valent to a loss Of $2,00O,O00
The aggregate expenses Of the up to this date,
regular aud irregular ordinary and extraordinary, with
valuation upon everything expended lost, except
upon the brave men who have aied in the cnemy's
country, or from wounds disabilities incurred
in the service, will item of S50,-
o0oO00-of which we may set down 100000 to
expenditures in the encmys country and for
Of mules provisions &C. and hire Of aborers and mule
drivers Of the Mexicans equal let assume the ct
,ens Of Mexico disposng Of these articles to a clear
profit OF three millions deductng first and the Dor
ton disposed OF under the law Of contributions
These data will indicate in part the losses Of the war
the gains have yet to be designated, estimated and
acquired Mexico, OF the two, suspect though she
may lose half her territory, WILL in the end be great
gamer of the two. w
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Arrival u str.nssrs In view York.
American HorEL.
James johnson, Danville; Mr.. Carlisle u Army; DR..

James johnson, Daavills; Mr. Carlisle U. 8 Army; Dr.
D's'A' o''' A.ron Hoysr.
a WsPyyr f f.Iny Hss.s h%SsSts a:ss
& %sssy Es5 H,
Al sSs judge
Piasy nd aSrf Ms5ss Ae'%y ri %
and sia' George a s Child 5s,;s1 HOTEL
bsxss s .iy sPt a'e' w.
WI Rsyaola; Preset s.s.sd Rss;ylls
W Penny. Jackson Mich; W. A. Mo.ey, Union City. Mich
Edward Kellogg Nassau, SIr s.sas H.ses Mr.
and Miss Stores P0pshksspsle w Tobey and TWO ladies'
yses'Rls ss %a. Fo:
do' c. schluer LivspOSl' s. 4 HSysr Jersey CITY,
Brewn.on TS9 ;y,i.,I Ns N
f Tss A 6sS A. fsf Sss NO
k ds 3 S WR;ss ae kpS
Fss snss Ess%al ID ;aA . sS,
Rock; g. fsar. AnsSIs Forks; Benton. 81 Adams
" s'S s.IIfsa
Driver PS,tson Wa,MnpYon Marshs FoassaD
A5..y
a:ne 6So ht'ssFSs
JupsoN's HoTEL.
Fiji s. #
LovEJcri HoTEL. ,.
t%ss haVSeSs .is
Ss,ss s.S
;IseES G. ss. as;'s ffoc s
is sSssSs gi, SS an
6as. Sssa Su Mn B.SS
yqn E,;ss Joshua Burt t1 AusuRR Ks Da HSI.o W.T.;
W.; Ss"I; ssafp, GG%:ii Kms;,l MeIi;s; y
good NV Wt:SSsS, ri /; & Collin; FI;isdsiphia
%:: s. = sS1:I
J. W Hi. " Bs,shaoTs J JOhasscxn N; T.; God,
ssd sas
deli oaes Ia oasSs e
Sssy IsSS I;isad sr sS WaAsyhR
sIss ;Ss ttGs sss? HSs ss.IK
Ell HssSs nj sssys
Godi Albaav W Parsons. Pa!sr.Sn I. pelyiI Miss Ward
al. nsfS n
Rsway! oao :S cs
b. MSsaT e. yEoain Mr.
6.T TsyS kEsiPy BTf .:s mm. .yysI
g Sisssy;!i SsaPiPsiea Roberts, Brss%;S g.
Beech W. beech, Liberty, sullivan Coz A. IL Smh, A. ote-
Smith j. ssaSsn ep T AS.ts%
Francis Peabody; Boston; Ex. Governer Porter, Pa.
r. NJ Smith. Athens. Geo. J. W. Goodrich. Lyons; Capt.
Matason, Y 8 NJ; /; Lee Milwaukie, w. T.; spgsgpe
Clark Midiletowp Point N. j.; N T. ellison whitehall N.
" Z. S. Elman Winchester; George Hailsdone, N. il A.
RUSSELL Troy. n. W c. NJ s. Madden sMddletown, N. Y;
Charles wykof, Trenton n J.; Morse Hamilt9u; y Ds'
N.Y. A Rogers New Hartford; George Wn,.ei Spring.
field; A. B Rich, Ere Co NJ Y; A. Cheyster Jr N Wind
j. Woodwork Salem, James L. Compton, Perth am
boy; j. Smay, New Brunswick; A. p Vrooz, n. j.; John
PEARL STREET House..
A. w. Guild. Boson A. B. Breneman, Pa; c. Valentine,
Phad Moses Wilton, bingham; r. Smonton, H. Harring-
Ohio; H. s Favour East Machias s. Clark Steuben;
James Carron Michigan; Ashley Clark, Elbrdge Ontario
n, Rrn,a Norsdt: rFn Hyd. Goar.naye j. sehe
merhorn Cansndiagua; E. Anderson Palmyra; H. Snow Buff
f,Io; S. Lee, u. s. a; H. Kelly, Chicago H. Allen, Phad
H. NJ. Benton, Auburn; w. Baker Ohio; A. Chauney. Og
densburgh.
F Holeomb, Hamburger. n y; Hills Essten Lorenzo
New ENGLAND HOUSE.
NJ Chase Medina i Muracck and Laughter, Utica; f.
sd VII NJ Murphy do sans% Alban. spring
WESTERN HoTEL
f. Steams Conn; T. " Daniels, Bradfeld Pa; c. T. At.
water, Providenco, Pa w H. Lyon New York; VIM. Light
Waddngton; + B. BunIons, Chautauque Co; Mr.
Wilson Cayuga Co..; w. T. Jones Loudersport; w M Nj
chos Monterey Steuben Co, n. Y; Miller, do; HIT
Fuller, Mullva; G. T. Boswell Potsdam; L. Bugh Boston,
Mass: l.. Taylor. South Adams, Mass; s. A Barclay
and lady, Bowling Green, Ky.
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We are now in situation extremely unusual Our
planters have their sugar houses full purchasers
disposed to operate, and everything is parayzed
want of vessels 65f has been paid for freight of
to the United States and vessels could be obtained by
augmentDg the price, it would be done but they are
not to be had. The difficulty exists with regard
TO English and French vessels which equally
Prices current by the cargo: Flour $l31a meal IS
rice IN Goldfish 41s mackerel o herring mess
pork ~ lard ~ butter 81 candles 10 hoops IS
shocks ~ white pine boards %.
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regiment OF u s. Infantry arrived nom Rochester this
afternoon, aud go south Immediately
A gentleman who has juss srrived from Utss states
that the aeet Of from Rochester and the
delayed by sand bar, four miles ssst csUtca and by
low water at Herkimer.
No boats from Rochester had passed Herkmer this
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Domcstic Importntions.

CTAELEsroS-shp Anson.2 cks rice Adams Hawthorn
4 Hawthom-l7i do w Phps-sO bxs do Sprague & Rob
inson-2 bxs and cks ID Luke-6 cks Thompson Col
cks @
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Sales OF Stocks mt Boston.

ExcAAScE Board, May "a Western Railroad lo3,s; IS
p Reading ?s s!oaa g otSiss s sad %iss,;sf
Railroad as7 do 50 East Boston Company bso ds
Reading Railroad Bonds, 1885, 49,
saAt Auction3 shares City Bank Ia cent advance; 10
Old Colony Railroad en- advance; Boston andproyi-
dence Railroad adv Boston and Providence RR
Manufacturing Co. 40 per cent sdy Boston and Lowell RR,
I'M adv 4Vermon aud Massachusetts, Railroad $73
per share; l8 Eastern RR. Gel adv.
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Foreign Markets.

MArA.zAs, April 24-Freights to the United States,
az IN per box for sugar 50 per hid. do; ~ for
molasses To Europe, North Sea, 81 is to Russia,
So 2s Moasses, ~ reals, plenty boards, $50 per NJ ;
sugar box shocks, SO, each.
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Passengers Arrived 4.

LWERpooL-Ship Samuel Hcks-John Leiptar, VIM
Murphy. and 3l5 steerage.
WATERFoRD-Bng Till--A Bell.
CHARLEsToS-Ship Anson-Mrs VIM Simons, Mrs J ST.
mon; Mss Herbert Mr. 4 Boydep spd lady MrN Cowles
and lady, Messrs Hawkins, Grsham, Warren, ID
stranahan, J IL Todd, Hoy, King Captains w II Won
Chister and l. Lorkins-3 in steerage.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
Nerth-vest corner OF Fulton and Nassau SITS.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR.
CINCULATION-FORTY THOUSAND.

Is per ennum--paygble in ADJ sncc. ~
WEEKLY HERALD-Every saturdsy--Priee sx cents
per copy-$3 IN cents annum-payable in advance
HERALD FOR EUROPE-Every Steam Packet day
Free "a cents psr per annum, payable p advance
HOLIDAY HERALD-Pullshed on the lst Of January and
LIST Of July q each ysernsngle copies sxpence each
ADVERT!SEMENTS ut the usual prices-always caah in
advance Advertisements should be written plain. legble
manner The Proprietor will not be responsible for that
may in them.
despatch.
All letters communications by mail addressed to The
fstabshmen muet be paid the postage will be do
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
State OF the Flour Market.

ROCHESTER, May Sin flour we hear of offers ut So.
sale Of l42 bb deliverable at Albany by the Goth Of
May was made at SO rs, and sale at 81 made at
the Merchants Exchange last evening, after the tee
graphic report of the New York market att p. M.
lot of 700 bushels sold at SIC We quote wheat at
81 % q 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-10

SOMETHING NEW FOR THE. LADIEs-MOUNT
~ EAGLE TRIPOLI.-A sample of this truly remarkable
article has been hands have its tested
We have done participating in the reluctance
NEEDLE with the thousand different powders for polishing
purposes
The geological character Of this mineral which is said TO
be virgin Trpo being reported remarkable
have taken the trouble satisfy ourselves and find that
really what
ce brought into the market for Furnishing all finished metallic
glass surfaces
This said be found in bed of ss disco
very Of purity and pronounced by geolegsu
be perfectly Tripo free from the Mica Cscareeus
Earths commonly united with the foreign Trpoli.
As this article destined dispace stone whit
ng and all other cleansing and polishing asen-for which
me community constantly throwing away monsywe feel
umss Of such articles this Tpoli, thing which may
be relied for its uniformity in quality, it being
pparation but simple refinement Of that peculiar earth,
which has been long known Trpolan' be-
cause this earth has been found than before
either in this country Europe.
From the high character Of the gentlemen comprising the
Mount Eagle Manufacturing Co. and the excellence Of
me native Trpo above SPOKEN o. it would that this
article in their hands is destined occupy contemplate
place among the staples Of the country.
Agents for this city, LONG DAVENPORT, No 10 Plat
street ma 7tdltW<rc
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WAsHINGroN, May 8, ls47.
The Wdr-The Victories Of the War and the Costs of
War-Kiiled and Wounded for the first tpelpe months
"The war, which for space did fail
Now trebly laundering swelled the gale. -ScorT
The anniversary Of Pao Alto that splendid opening
of the war by Old Rough and Tough What a busy
scene of operations the has presented With what
unparalleled vgor every side it has been
Palo Alto, Resaca de la Palma Monterey and Buena Wis
tn are Old Zack's proportion series of guerilla victo
ries the share respectively of Col Price In Now
Col Fremont in California; and later of Com Stock
ton and Gen Kearney in the region. The noun
tain gates Of Del Norte and of Del are the
fields Of Col Donphan Marin and Rio Frio the tro
PIXIES Of Col Morgan Tampico, of Gen Patterson and
the Navy Vera Cruz and the the great castle are the
prizes of Gen Scott and Com Conner Avarado belongs
to Capt Hunter; and last though least the noun
tain fight Of the old soldier of Lundys Lane at Cerro
Gordo, which, to this writing, closes the uninterrupted
American arms is the browning wreath of the general
iu-chef
The American forces occupy territories of the enemy
fifteen such divisions Of territory the State New
York.
The sctye American force in the field over all this
vast expsnse Of territory has not exceeded at any time
total Of 10000 men By rough estimate the losses
OF the Americans in the numerous fights and skirmshes
have been perhaps, not less than the following =
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MRS. ZEGLIO, No 81 DIVISION STREET,
VIZ GUILD respectfully inform her friends and the public in
w general that she has constantly hand full and fash
onabe Of hrrcd bennets plain and fancy
also Tuscans of superior quality and mourning bonnets
The ladies from the country well as the nt are requested
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These articles to wit Mustard Seed and Pepper win be
4. .:I:. q % ss he
iss' at he Navy ss
:Ts Il i Rs g
times. ss REQUIRED and, when desired sood ship
Sy day. are Ss with III him. Scs.s
be- nto With Inc giving
s
Sns OF oS 60 ,bs s
such and bond within i've days being notified
Of delay failure deliver the Navy Agen. will
r1c
'4s s's.s.$ III fsi'' ;s SSm
y o S6 AS RRP II S SE I've YORK sRs
he sy ei%: ssss
s city Of New on
Pc ns'fs SsS York Aj ANF TX ~ Administrator.
the Vice ChancelQ5 e s First
and oshsl. Psy Hfs5 so SSss'
ss % % 5 sSsHi
and testament the above named and for
viii iS SCI ft pSbs ' Sc
y
OF Calhoun the state Of Illinois, containing hun
bred and sixty Whereabouts And also the north
Of Section Twenty township Thirteen NORTH
in Range Two west the county Of Mercer in the
the said real estate may be more particularly
HRy Ky eS%s.asa ss is " ssa VIII s ,
Defendants Solicitors,
TiGHE DAvEY, Executor a aforesaid,
of Houston and Allen
New York. April 18th, lsi7. a3-lawtm27*rc
MIR. ARCHIBALD HERRON formerly OMIT re Cour.
lv1 Milk street. Cheapde i'll the city Of London, gentle
hereby forward his place Of abode
and address Mr. Hurst solicitor Milk street. Lon
dom aforesaid. a24 law3wrc
n BRINCKERHOFE'S HEALTH RESTORATIVE.
" For the Of Coughs Colds Liver Complaint Raising
Of Blood Pain the side aud chest for Purifying the Blood
eradicatng all eptons Of the skin arising from of
in the stomach For sale all the Wholesale and retail Drug
this city and Brooklyn and at the principal Office
the of Messr Haydock Coorles Co., Importers and
Dealers in Drugs, Oils sc 2l8 Pearl street.
The efficacy Of the Health Restorative well known
fcntes useless but those DESTROYS Of examining them
dose by calling at the principal Office apI9 M&Th ime-c
PROFESSOR OF MUSlCs-G. II. SOLOMON takes this
mode Informing his friends aud the public that he has
moved 10 90 Chatham street. where he continues teach Vio
lin, oncelo Guitar and Singing heretofore either in
Ella singly, by and improved method peculiarly
his by which his pupils advanced half the
usual time.
French Accordion taught. Terms moderate ma sotsc
DklNCE x UNkART, manufacturers Of PAPER HANG
INGS, No 3i3 Pearl Franklin Square. Wholesale
purchasers will find themselves fully remuneraed for calling
above before IN Imis*r
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M. WISE,
OPTTCLdN. FROM GERMANY
MI OST respectfully informs the citizens Of New York and
v1 the public in general that he has located himsefin this
NO. ly7 BROADWAY,
Where may be found large and complete assortment OF
SPECTACLES AND READING CLASSES,
INGoLD, SILVER AND STEEL FRAMES
Mr. W. would also remind the public, whom he partially
known by his annual visits Saratoga Springs for the last ten
years that by his knowledge othe OPTICAL science he Is ena
bIed determine the Glasses suitable for any eye Persons
ly benefit and not strain the sight
Particular attention called TO new style OF respecuv
Ground Glass Of the finest flint which, through their hgh
polish and true ground produce the purest VISION ana nave
been highly recommended the best in their effect upon tne
for preserving and improving the sight Continued VIII
Short sighted persons such nave been operated
upon for Cataract can also be suited IT.. :. n.
% He inserts New Glasses, Of superior Quality ~ os
frames and solicits the Of all IN want 81 ns
UI will all Spectacles purchased from me 70
suit the sight for Eve years, exchange them whon,
r ats, EHAyTEs. gEg Pug M2THs ov ANI X.
season for the application Of tie pre-
festing houses, barns, gardens &C., &C. "a,
They have general for the last I'VE years and the
hest evidence OF efficacy the fact that they are so er
tensyey in use No hotel boarding or private house steam
boat or other vessels should fail to avail themseyes o. Ger
tain exteninaton Of vern which invaria
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