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A GREAT CURE OF PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
RY SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP.

THIS is to cery-that about four years ago was taken
sS z. ii S as s
sweats less OF appetite aud strength was almost
s ss "s na hsH:
ne or s T III .s
that lungs were badly Affected The Last one that came
scrbed simple medicine. winch had ehee, AL
any
s. sS%s ss s s';s
Win NE. nH 1osr spell. az
gave WAY and 2; ns" sn ean tel three
horrible stun ever saw o, smelt From that time
:syfntssn 30 Ties. a, tbs fine considered ,s myself yell
my IN
ss,' and
~ "a ys1s sass
. rss :.s New :; :1: :s
Win s%.onrS; som:r Fulton and Cranberry .r.:., bToci
p. 1i of the Ua';sd sais o' =, ~ = .,
%' q him. a. he no
sf rs sss.,F FuI%rSs syrup H. 'ohhN'A
@61MI REV AKD-AMEKiCAN CQMrOUND-1hs
&: :se as. s%SSsx
ew days under forfeiture q the shove sum PeIsons using
odor the BREATH requires restriction in diet OF business
and adapted every and condition II contains
mercury noIous drugs injurious TO the
standing have been cured by single bStts while me
This uumped up humbus" it has long bess and still
is used in the private practice OF physicians with uneng
curing ofths hurd'sd euss Try T. and
CogGlsndt strest rst:ilsd Bowsry and orsrd B9w:r
M.r.s sves, cor q q East Bro.dwsyi L. cogor ass
bsss cor Of Fulton snd .s:r New York. e0r Fulton
een.r CSsrs. and a. streets Bssimors e. sto Wssh
insten City Eober.sn Cormiek, Norfolk. v. and Go
hen K Co.. harleston. g. q. N9w eodsye
CoNsTlPATloN tuo.TlvENEssI pEEssTRoYE6:
lssa SS ihs Nin.issnh FSsss As sod,Htsn |c9EsIi
r .si .rg sT3E.k ;fy;;sSs s"1 iH.siISs
completely destrovng hdbituol CSnsiipation. wihort
using ether purgdtiuss, artificial tphat
sver recently made France bv M Wsvfonl
followed BY numerous certificates from phvs-
clans and other persons of disfincfionv
COIp Al THE NATIONAL DEPOT OF wARToN
TIL at the Granite Building, No sa Broadway, Of
beware SfsSurious " Esvslsanr n Avins MAE Ri
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FOR SALE.

VERY valuable FIGURING Mill, with six al stones,
"A situated Long Island Sound where vessels
alongside all OF the year; his
asmal only being required Tor the mill. which Is
IN ii 81 rate order
Gated with fine and extensive land aud vlew within
short distance Of the New York and New Haven Raupd
and Of the pleasant in New FL gland. For
full particulars, enquire of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-16

ot knn CHALLENGE-Valier'sF French Pills-This
WOOO rvaed remedy for diseases OF private
post'ye and speedy cure without restriction OF diet or Inn
French pills bals.m copeviae, capsules end
other mixtures fail give the decided
preference Besides being the eecue aud speedy
discovered they entirely free from unpleasant
smell do not affect the breah scken the stomach the
least and be taken time the OF the
mot thu. enabling the patients to them
equally eectual for either all complaints, such
gravel flour albus whes peculiar females weakness
cured hundIeds OF these oIbesome aer every
for the last yeas complaints with such
universal success the pIoprietors challenge
RI per box For sale M Greenwich street, Of
Libery Also for sale by Wyatt Fletcher III Fulton
street. d29 line rh
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FARM FOR SALE ATAUCIlON.


Srxe Win De sold at auction on Tuesday. the ID day Of
next the valuable Farm which the subscriber
noy resides The said farm contain. about q acres q
al the buildings is situated the town Of
Mamaroneck county of Wcsehestcr about one mile om
the village OF MamarOncck the Weaver road II
miles from the City Hall ard the liae Of the New h.
New York railroad; has abundance Of the best
quality OF fruit The sale will be positive to take place
2 NJ the premises For further particulars esquire Of T.
A Lawrence, New Rochelle, OF the subscriber the
premises
ian lyo ri LEONARD DEKLYN.
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MILLS AND COKN KILN.
THE Buttermilk Falls Mills offered for SALE stuste
on bank of the Hudson river, 20 miles from
Nav Yor or three hours by with free navigation
for OF size to the mill DOOR The grain being aken
ket now best in the Union from the
south There Corn Kiln Of the largest size and most s-
proved construction and Lineed Oil for $50 bushels
per day. There Of burfs, abundant
plenty Of All in good order and in operation An
plication may be made By mail or othcrwise to
f. W. DuNHAM& SON,
feS 2taw4wsr Sou h street.
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FOUNTAIN HOTEL.
LIGHT OF bALrIMonE,
January n. lo<7.

f tRiTHyE +tHEU 3RSfTio 3rrspri.tor..
TIE gaas!Ssaod having succeeded thf lac firm Of DIX
lo.g and knowa As one q the mos. cpmIodiou
the travelling public tina. beside the great improvement
spns the addition Of END new wing 70 the
houe BY which large number OF Lodgings added
we'll a.an sIsssve Bathing they have
Gently had constructed Ladies' ,dnary htied up IN
the unique and and s,9 private png
room for which entirely fec from the hustle
necessarily inc TO the public parts Of the houses
ar angement highly desirable and which they d.t'ef
cannot ia pleae In connection with IN
the whole interior efthe house ma. under
upholstery ofthe essbshmen has been reaewed and az.
eodants for the chambers selected with 70 ther
entire capablIty In every respect ~,
Tn table VIII found all tm:s fully supplide with
very thing market aor served mp in superior STYLE
while the WY of wines, Sc &c. nothing will be kept but
what 10 Of the best ga ,lty. "a,
Added these the attention and eosrts.y which will
be rendered by their assistants acting under their own per-
sonal TO who may favor them with call
tn her themselves will leave dissatisfied a no pains
expense will p red their % ct the wants 81
the guests and their hopes Of liberal patronage will
Baggage taIen to and from the Ho.sl free Of charge.
Gsuw3muc PHlNEAS TaURSTON.
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FOR Ale.
~ FOUR LOTS, the north side Of 4ls street, be-
f:: the 7th and 8lh with Dwelling Honse
III and Carpenters Shop one Of the lou,
Also, mall Farm the turnpike road Far hoekaw9ys
Long Island containing about OF land, under
cultivation of fine large Peach Trees Of the qhotc
fruit small House. and about four of Woodland.
all enclosed IN go ID fence.
Also, o{er OF land at Rockaway FOR sale
OF JUfiN I. MORTON, Jr II Delaney .. or
] 10 lmNrc JOHN H. POWER. 129 Fulton st. N. v
ssA FOn SALE, 10 exchange for city propery-A
R handsome cottages with Eve Or ten acres Of sitSa-
XW ted within miles of ths Marine Pavilion, Rooka
way, Long Island the Rocksway Turnpike. The five
of land attached the cottage we'll suddet with
houses the property a.o ice hope and the zane
country residence Also about seventy OF land
sisting of oodiand meadow and sbIe lard which will DO
'oa 10 10 different paT9sl'N AppI& IT, p.lmcy
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FOX. SALE.

III A THREE STORY HOUSE on 93d street between
@ the End and Sd Avenues. II 10 we'll flushed and
e pete with the latest including kitchen
sink cold and warm pa hs water closets, &c l,ssn
throughout house Of fifteen
feet forthwith and French windows The house
of of six houses the south sine OF the seet
For further particulars apply to VYSE SONS,
"a lmsr i72 Pearl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-16

mr. JOHNSON, II Duane street, near Chatham street,
- veil Known the ceessnl practitioner in New
York, in the of delicate diseases The Doctors
reputation for skill hoe old half cured that have
e,isied for years IS preemnent Gee structure. ulcer,
body the throat pains the head and
bones OF the legs eecualy cured utona weskness
brought by secret habit INDUCED IN By young man.
cured Recent cured in four days without mercury
No alteration in diet er prevention IRON business
be deceived DR. johnson is in way connected with
mushroom dentist his college. js23 lmNr
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TO RENT.
"a THE Premises SOL Broadway, now in occupation ~
Marble Manufacturing asta 'shm ent with very su'
peor horse engine, rubbing Wheel gangs &e
&c tno whole in perfect order. -,
The secoad used show re"m and the third and
fourth eligible residences having cfoton
water throus hout the premises 800
Apply to CLlNTON ": BIRD,
fell 1w~rrc 20 b0wery
STORE TO LET.
- THE STORE on the corner Of Broadway and Liberty
H.. st., now occupied by Edward Evans Apply TO NJ:
el Van Buren,, 70 Dsy street, ov Of John vash, 81
Broad street n0lM
FOR SA LE-BnOOKLYN
"a The lot ard threetory brick House. on the south
Of Hicks and sacket streets The lot is
twenty.three feet in & and by hundred
deep Tho house built during the ha: marble
ticn in front pIazzas with glass Il
within three minutes walk of Hamilt ferry
the Ar OK and fifteen minutes from the south ferry
in a rapidly mprov ing nsighborheod
Also for SALE the Huuse and adj Joining ID de-
scription. Apply TO ELIAS O. BROWN,
At sosson Scbsls Office, 20 Nassau street.
10 2wSre
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FOR SALE,
warm M 6ffv fxuo srvAa moat

"a FARM OF fifty two acres, most delightfully."- 81
: tuated about FIVE miles from Elizabetht NJ j..
E.l lcomprisng handsome commodous dwelling house.
fea marble mantles, and every convenience for
spectacle family the whole including gardeners house,
barns house, and other buildings OF
the orchard contains twenty OF choice fruit
trees.
The easy from New York either by the various
Jersey City the ferry EBabehpor whence
railroad train within hundred yards OF the house,
this cey The greater Of the purchase money can
three bond and at live cent
VYeE & SONS, l72 Pearl street.
I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-16
LUCINA CORDIAL,
Oh THE
LIVE Il O f l. OK e

T. Il x e X y r Il q 4
NOR the and seedy OF incipent Consumption
Il Barenne a. lmpotency, LucOrrh9a Whites, elect,
obstructed difficult Of Urine
nvo discharge thereof nd for the prostraon
OF the system whether the result Of Inherent
produced BY reguarty illness accident Tn ide
lebr,ty Of this nestimabe Cordial both hems
all the above affections and eomp ps Nothas can
frame Persons all weakness and assitude before taking
bee robust and full of under inuen
Z. istey the Of the female
frame which the ouly of bsrrepness and which prior
Maths discovery considered incurabe. And it
quickly moves the impedments by physical prostration,
which eIuenty deter men from getting married. Language
indeed do justice the merits Of Lucna Cordial
which arded by the heads Of the faculty. all Of
the world Of the most important medical discove
147 Greenwich corner of Liberty Also for sale
by Wyatt x Fletcher, l2l Fulton 81. Dig msrh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-16
NATURAL MUSIC


ze.A STILL greater attraction ut ARCHY'S, No. John
f street "A. q. has just received by the last packets
from Europe considerable addition 10 hs already
49, most extensive stock OF Singing and Fancy b. q:
description Of Long Breed and Dutch C.naries mated aud
prepared to put for hstchng Bird Cages Bird Seeds
and all other things pertaining TO the above, will at all times
N B.-Shstiand Ponies King Charles spsniels Italian
Greyhounds and other fancy dogs constantly on hsnd.
PSAn early inspection requested, this il without
doubtthe best selection he has ever offered jos lmrc
JUHNSrON'S Bird STORE,
~ No. 2se BROADWAY, one door from Chambers
Tg sreetl.Ss bags Canary seed, siftsd. at wholesale
breed .Saa,e' high eoors German .o1E birc:
red birds. all in song Fancy cages breeding cages bird
seeds nest boxes 'nf for ass. AZ er;ciss y the Inc in
$50 Broadway. Nov York.
P.S-Letters a. shove will he aueudedt". i23 lmer
a2oYYEAnniSs SVkS az eS YA3 vtR
s18 SHOES, manu- fac ured Of GOODYEAR celebrated
Pace etalie India Rubber perfectly flexible ia the cold.
est weather For sale By the case q single p,
Bols Agent for Goodyear,s Msnuiactoriss,
IL lmNrh 100 Broadway, Opposite Trinity ChuYch.
DR.. POWELL, OUULIST AND AOKlST,
TTENDS to Diseases of the Eyesnd Ear and % ell in
dence and oSiee. Isl Rroad way cons, Warren street,
Opthsmia stoppage Of the Tear Passage Cataracs nS
Opac1ties, effectually removed.
sTRABisMtJs. or sauinins. sursd IN NV minutes
Deafness and all discharges nom the Ear, permanently
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted.
SpectacIes adapted To every defect iD lmsr
M1NGANESE
ONE hundred barrel. .upeI6ns black Oxide Manganese
PERSSE & BROOKS
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Lutte street, Brooklyn.
THk. PLIES.

September I6, 1916. .
year: .Si,cssd with Rheamats sns has tried many dif
erent remedies to obtain relief bot all purp
sos Of
assnt Mr.. Van Bu.E"k.) aud gives pleasure to
' Ss4y .Sor at m cured with
EMPLOY badly troubled with Piles, and hy using
q sm II quantity 81 your Ssrsapara. complaint
completely cured consider one of the best Of medi
ens ,RS Aka TsS ss,sf e
FILES. FILES, PILES
h eo@p H.. blood
pepss, rheumatism, and nervous debility. Read the follow
br Townsend Dear sThe effects of your sarsaparill.
are truly wonderful For the last or eight years past
had de.Ied q eyer nadaS relief e.eePt 10 death have
have used two botis Of Your sssapsrs sad feel no rem
Of my old complaint send You this for publication
form 5 JOIN YIsi Fulton
Thsmss Smith printer ss Hassa. street. Sd story cured
Of long .rSdipg .sg5avsied Case Of che Piles
piles for several yee and was entirely relieved by using
ERYslPELAs.
The following lstter recently received from asenas
man residing in New Haven't ,.,u, ,sls
DR. TowNsENp-pr.. sss sw hh have Ssss ,1oss. ed
with The for two and could , Io Of
psrilla. took bottles and began to improve cont.
nrS s 'Ss Try
By friend that had ysed il with success and aons
the WORK for me Yours r''&EissssssSI!Yys WILLIS.
Principal ONCE - Fulton street Sun a Building E 5v.
OF aers .e %.ad iss NorS Street, anes
Rn'tl Co. 81 81 ths.. New o.
s rally the United States IVES; Indies
y: u.. e; .s sss
:hSj's sfsS'e%!IE ID i: sam. sls% si:'I
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MEssRs. &. INeERsoLL & Go - 0entlemen--Duriug the
september last wife sprnined her ankle 80 bad
thar ooRed her aud her to bed
made up mind that she woud not be able to walk again
least, but surprise. after making lew
applications Of Roakes Iodine L.nament she
morning entirely welt have also been for years
heard Of but found anything that imne-
date aud relief Is the use Of your Iodine Linz
ment." Yours truly,
sYLyANUs WHITE,
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lN0ERSOLL, sole proprietor.
Principal Depot, go PEARL Street. B. INGERSOLL,
sole proprietor For SALE also, BY all respectable drugss
e5 sod2msr
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We regret to learn that in night between Mr.. John
T. Johnston and Mr. John Elliott, Ia Warren county
Va on Sunday last, the latter gentleman killed by
stroke received with fence rail! We have heard
nothing Of the relating to the Affair."
forbear making any comments Mr. Johnson was 70
Gently candidate for the Legislature from Clarke and
WARREN and MIR. Elliott was Of the wealthiest and
most influential citisens in the last named county
Y3rsinia Free Pres.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-02

ATTEMPT TO Drown CHILD.-A negro girl in
Memphis, Tenn, lately attempted II drown
little son of VIM Poston ofthat city The nurse, II
appears from pique during the absence Of Mr. and
Mrs Poston induced the little boy but three and half
years old to let her lift him the well to Of
bis little ducks of which he very fond and which
she told him down in the WE'LL thus Turing the child
the cubng without fright alarm she threw him
down the WELL thirty feet deep and containing between
eight and nine feet depth Of water The wash woman
urning to the kitchen after having teen absent
twenty or thirty minutes, and who left The little boy
playing in the yard with younger brother and several
black Children in keeping of the nurse heard the little
sufferer calling to its from the bottom Of the WELL
come and take me out I'm cold " The woman ran to
the weand dscredipg her called to the child to
answer; be answered A black man called from the
garden but the w@ll.rope weak and he dared not
descend by It, Let down the bucket and pull up"
calmly pleaded the half perished and rkaby sensi
BIZ little fellow The bucket let down, the child all
the time holding on to projecting dge Of bricks ut the
surface of the water when the little fellow sat the
small bucket behind the rope throwing his little feet In
out with hand clenching bucket and the rope
In the other he safely delivered from his psrieus
situation He could not have been In the much
less than full half hour When at the top of the we'll,
his hands oonvusively cleuched to the bucket
and rope. that they had to be almost torn from their
hold; he chilled through and far exhausted for
some time to be unable to or speak When he be-
able to speak, he told how lured the
on bling by the nurse, and thrown into the we'll The
little fellow received serious harm, and
rly playing again-Memph.s Eagle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-02

rrta-Joha W. Glston Co.. III Cedsr 1t ett-up STAIRS,
aud best assortment Of Gold Pens be und
city, aud her prices are mpch lower hsu those OF ny
other house The attempt made b. Others the
Pen rade as 70 MAKE the purchase pay high prcs ,o an
low price, car find At Urraon CO, who selling
PENS aud 81 ON rs cents upward The Re- sold ee
where 81 for 81 50 tue Albert q BagIey" Pen so
ssmp-d) 81 rs only silver pencil included Gold Pens
.sroA
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IntsrI,reuce fram Europe.

The Philadelphia, from Cherbourg, and the
H,bernia from Liverpool, are now due, with
two weeks later intelligence from all parts OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-02

New LINE OF TELEGRAPH. We learn from
the Springfield Gazette that contracts have been mad"
10 construct line Of telegraph from Norwicn Coonsc.
tcut TO Worcester Massachusetts TO be completed by
the LIST Of January, 1915
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-02

Charge of Grand Larceny.-Oficer Patterson, Of the
ton, having In custody genteel looking young by
the Of Henry l.. Gardner on q charge Of having
stolen last Saturday morning wallet containing $500
No. 288 Greenwich street. It appears that small tin
box containing $2l3 Of the stolen money had been in
ercepted by the officer Tuesday afternoon following
tho day that the accused left for Boston, but being
late to arrest him at the boat, telegraphc commu
nicaton despatched to Boston, which caused his
by constable Clspp On his person recovered
the wallet together with $40O most OF promiseory notes
and gold ring, all identified by MIR. Cochran rs his
property The accused has acknowledged stealing the
money and Justice Osborn locked him up in the Tombs
for trial.
Arrest on suspic,on. -oficsr saokman, of the 9Th
ward arrested last night called Mary Collery
suspicion Of having robbed a man by the name of
John brown Of = gold watch valued at 500 while in q
BY Justice Osborne for examination.
Hshooy Robbey-Capt. Gardner and oficer Gu
Of The 9th ward arrested last night, black TEL
low called Henry johnson, alias Albany Bill on charge
Of knocking down another black man, called Francis
Ross, a countrymsn, from New Jersey, With brick
while passing along Cow Bayou the Five Points steal
ing from his person silver watch worth $40 tog-ther
with his hat and and was just making his
escapswhsn grabbed" by the above officers Taken BE-
fore Justice Osborne and committed for trial.
Charge of False Prefencss.-Ofhcers Willis and Far
of the I'D district police, arrested yesterday man
vat vest and COAT valued in all 1t So the 10th Of
August, 1885, from Samuel b. Brown, tailor, NO l0sh
Bowsry appears Trotter represented thas ne so vas
him for services Consequently upon these representa-
tons Mr. Brown parted With the clothing without pay,
the promise Of the accused settling up on the follow
ing Tuesday instead Of which the
to be false and fraudulent and Trotter has
been on the uni p% ;ns
his trotting.' by locking him up for trial
Arrest Suspicion. -oaosr Kelly Of the 9th ward
arrested Yesterday afternoon, q young woman, calling
herself Margaret burns having In her possession apiece
Of grey plaid wooen goods, evidently stolen from some
70 tbs above oacer at the station house Justice Os
born locked her up for a further hearing.
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ANOTHER LAuNoH.-A large and splendid ship
of 1900 tons burthen, will be launched from Mr..
w. H. Webs yard, at the foot Of Houston street,
this afternoon, at 81 o'clock She is designed
for a packet in Messrs Grinnell & Minturn's
Landau line
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-02

Emp mum Faun aud Nassau opIosi oar
flee and get the best quail Of French .cots fr 81
u to ohsr stores fr IS aud 81; war a"t'd
best quality fue calf 80 So equal tho sold other
for 81 50 and s.; do fine snch, made to order for
81 so OF, CATERS &c. Constantly on md Z me,
aud give the Paris boots trial Small prof~s the mot
Of esfahlis hmsnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-02

MILITIA PARADEs ON MoNDAY-All persons
liable, can commute by paying, to-day, or Mon
day, to the Receiver of Taxes, seventy-ive
cents. No combinations will be received after
Monday No other notice than that published
in this paper will be given.
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We wish 70 call the stteaton Of readers to he kehe
Pens sold exclusively by B. X Watson < Co. IS William
street door below Wall street aud Y. sav,se o. Fol
street irce 81 only Thy certainly the vest and
chca pens Every description Of Gold Pens.
Wholesale 'eta, at either Of the above places Country
dee will hnd to their to examine their stocks aad
ices before purcha else where Gold Pens 75c 81 rs,
81 so, with silver pencils. Pens carefully ired
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These fhl and
the universal commend of The medical proesop ac
Of their simplicity and general erce nee In all ner
diseases they invaluable add their IL often pc
iecy successful many cases where ply sic phgsieans
.ia Chon Rheam.m, and N,sr'Ie Ds.s.s, Prizes Of
and warranted fom yio to ga Manufactured and for SALE
""0'''s' @A' '''"'b b. c. MooRREAp. in Broadway,