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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-08
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

BOARD OF ALDkRMEN.-A semi monthly meet.
ipe OF this Board held last evening the President 10
he chair The minutes having been read aud approved
the following pspers were taken up
remonstrsnce OF 100 ciuxeDs against assessment
for laying sewer In Flushing avenue, Nnary-st-
resolution Ia favor OF deierring any assessment for
the prcsent wac adopted.
Petition Of Thomss OBrien for license TO sell fresh
meat for elk montas. Granted.
Sundry b,s of wstchmen and police officers for ser
vices. Referred
Rsuons,rsncs of certain proprletors Of Greenwood
ssses against exclusive privileges being granted 10 en-
other party. Referred.
communicston wss received from the foremsn o.
Engine Co No. IL. stating tia, the money spPropriset
by the Common Council Tor painting The Epgine, had
bean drawn from tho Controller BY tho former foreman
OF the Company who bad eesqua,ulaec with tbs same
and therefore ssked for smother appropriation. Laid
she table.
Tue Committee on Accounts imported in favor of pay
ins tho bin Of Leo Foukcs for printing amounting 10
ESQ. Adopted.
The commi,tos on Firc Department reported 10 favor
OF procuring hose csrrisge for Epsiho Co No. ,
Adopted
The Watch Committee TO whom wss referred the pc
tsion Of exofcer Hsgns Ia be reinstsied Captain
Of the Watch from which oce he bad beea suspended
b. the Mayor reported adverse to the prayer OF the Pc
tuoaer Carried.
Tho Street Committee reported 10 relation 10 the pro
posed widening Of Grcene-st and adverse thereto
Aaopssd.
70 placing the bell OF the City Hall the outside OF
NE building; aud Recommending thai Il b hung within
~ cupaio. 80 originally proposed. Adopted
resolution wss offered In favor OF requesting the
con6olier 10 report 70 the Board lie next meeting the
amount Of nooey dr~va from hiu by the Fire Depart
rnsos up b the lot Of Deee inter Adopted
resolution Vas presented iu favor OF prohlotng the
sssabiishmep; OF any vsrnish in sry Of the
hrss seven Wards Of the City. Adopted
After dtsposng OF some other papers Of mpor ron.
s}dsrstion the Board adjourned
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CLOTHING,

wH0LEsALE AND EEIAit-
+. EVANS
DEMOvED FROM ~ Broadway % ~ Fu.ton-st. where
1hhe has manufactured large assoItlent Of ION ~
made up in the afesf STYLE and best MANNER Wn.eh pr
offers for sale Tor tie following extraordinary 10" pfires
for cash:
Besver asd Pilots % 70 p %
OVERCOATs and OFIRSACKS, every
P,ots rom nee 100 TO % 90
Also large assortment Of Business saczs,
s Drssa az f, slo'A Oo. sOoo u %
PANTALOONS plain and fancy Cast
meges, French, D0eskins and English 5a-A
Csssimere8, Nc Of every style. 1ln..... ~ 20 70
VESTS, endless variety Of black satin,
velvet, NerinOs and boultazines FROM. 81 10 o.
Also large assortment Of French English, German ana
American Br0sdcloh-. Cassimeres and festings wich
viii be usde Do 10 order 10 suit L. EVANS,
of09r,e,fs 70 Fllton-st
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NETWORK.

Arrived-siesmship Northerner, Busd, fm Charles
Ton saturday 4b nat, pm, ndse' 70 spotord, Ineston
& CO, So 900 70 Ino Faux
BIG 81 Patrick Dale, Baltimore d. lumber, eouoo 10
bos,cu
smith l. Boynton
schr X V, Wright Edenton &c, d. corn, 70 Tread
5 Sons
sebr Lady Lake, Lsubkn, Richmond d., eouT' &c 70
Allen Paxon-
Der 70 ueste-.
scsr Inous ~ Kelly, r Bedford ds OIL 70 LennsTd
Sohr = Mead smith, Brandywin os, corn meal and
flour, 70 Allen Paxsol.
Szlsn, ~.
schr yulture. Jackson. I'm SewburyP0r.
sOop Henry stanaard, irn Edgartown.
sai,ed-Pzcketshfp Prince Albert London; ships SUIT
ton Charleston; Eliza Pirnis, (Brl Belfast Ireland
Bark Isabel, Rio de Janeiro
Brig Iuogere, Norfolk; and others.
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FALL AND WINTER

CLOTHING, Al the City Clothing Warehouse Nc. lcZ
u Fulton-st. directly opposite the Old North Dutch
Church, where every style Of Fall and Winter Clothing
can be had % suit the pocket and taste q All.
CLOAKS Of black and blue Broadcotha, Beaver and
Pilots from 3 70 S15
OVER COATS and OVER SACKS, everJ shade Of
Tweed Br0adcoths, Beaver and Pilots, from - 70 81
Also large assortment Of Business Socks, frock Cos
single and double-bressted.
PANTALOONS. plain and fancy Cassimeres, French
Doeskins and English black CssssTes, Saiinsts, Sc Of
syerY style, from 81 81 20 6.
VESIS an endless variety Of black Satin Velveis Msr
inos and Bombszines from 81 81 % -
Also large assortment OF French English German and
American BroadclOths, Casslmeres and Neslngs, which
will be made UP TO order 10 suit the most fasidious
DANIEL ?. SMITH, io- Fulionst
ME lrleods opposite the Old Dutch Church
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INDIA RUBBER ROLLERS.

IIIOHLY IMPORTANT TO PRINTERS AND PUB
LIsHERS.-One Of the useful inventions Of the
age those engaged in Printing Is "Pfacelens INDIA
RUBsSR RoLLEE which is being introduced in many
Of the principal cities and towns ia the United States and
highly approved by all who have used them Their dura-
bhty is more than double that Of tue old competition
Roller while they Afforded at quite az low price
10 consequence Of the economy attending their and
their beauty Of workmanship they have been adopted BY
the extensive Printing Embellishments in this city
well Boston ana Philadelphia, and the Proprietor
has the satisfaction Of knowing that n every instance
they have given entire satisfaction.
PAUL a co Manufacturers
d44t Depot 632 Hudsou-st ". Y.
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CslNVEYANCES

~s' AEGIlAH VAIL LtNA esi"css
s...s. s.,s, Rus.ur ACI NeN-fcik, ~ tlr .. eiq
sDenili s.esrers CORNELIUS VAN.
DgRPILr aat MASSACHUSETTS
The new rierfp-rs q. EANDthBiLr, Capt 1bsyofi al
MASSACHUSETTS, Capt Potter, will run throaghontthe
srascr 10 coDreccn With bs Ss0ulngon sud Pfoyioeucs
snd Boston snt Providence Rsros,, leaving hewfofs
daily, Sundays excepted hOu Per No North River, 81
O'Clock ?. e. and ssoSinson at o'clock, r n. or dpon
the arrival 1f he mall Train from Boston.
rhfks ufpassed In speed, spendor end
comfort having each VI diem o. large conmodious pri-
valc sud bernie for 500 pefsOnf, beside lsFfe
private rooms Tor ismilies and parties
Tho steamers ufcsred by she nost sxyefie nced
men, aud wll shorten the passSso between REV 'iOt
sad Boston .r0m ard hs 30 lwo hDurs, thereby n.
ryig 70 ample rns FOR al the liae, running RON ht~'
Yofs north south snd wssl and all soc ia-s rom Losior
norif and rsEs
Tho G. VANDERBILT vii leave He~ .Yort-ruosdsJ,
ftnrfIsy and Saturday.
Leave s.oninglon-- tonasy, "Wednesday and Friday.
Ths MASSACHUSETTS viii leave SeH.YOrk-hon-
ds7 ffe'nexdsy zqd tricsy.
Leave sioniasto0-TursdnJ, Thursday and Saturday,
~ Passengers the arrival OF The ssalasrs Al StCn
l1gon proceed Immediately IN the splendid Railroad cars
Providence ard Sos:0r baggage master accompanies
The steamboat rs 10 ard from Boston 10 ahe charge o.
the baggage
FOR passage, beTths state rooms or freight, application
may made 10 Agents The WHAT sDd oil tho once
10 3aiiory-pacs. %
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CLOTHING.
p. n. nlcELRoY q CO.


Drepers and Tailor no - Drs-cNtJf
of.ErTtY oPPoarE THE FAkk forS1AN
IIAyING REPLESIsHED oar stock fron the most 70
II cent Yrsach and ErEsh imFortafons Se iaEite y
,oeefiou Of AZ Assortment q articles 10 our lre ~nn
fr rery and issteuess Of s-y-, are not y
~. selections q zy sfni establishments q ne CITY
We ~oue particularly direct s-ientoa 20 1eH1-1e %
Blue Black, BrU<n md CiFe Broadeloths
superfle Plan and fsccy -essiHiers y, 80 .
Csshneres Ceshrere.tss, Ska -1ti1s anf fs.fsS pa
snd Fancy oolors tuf Ne11j
Bevef Gator Pilot and other Hesvy CoiA'i q every
se.irable color for OverclsD.
A. Of which made a1cer n direct 'llSi -
Sir HcElroy name whct 10 j. BELIEVED I'll e s-iJ
generally r@cogrzed s1cienr s1erantJ q i--nln
sbis zrscef7y-fttins, ~e made AID HcdeIney Pfioec
garment a. - 49,.
To meet the demands Of the travelling public re have
- REkDY.NADE SUITS
A 10 be able - moment. ncce, - ht almost snJ nshr
" DRESS. FROCK. sURTOJg OF sASA COATS IAtt-
TALOOSs VESTS, &c. which beng ecmpofea q 20
fnsst ard most ssto1she materials, and Dade Win tr
same e.re equal n avery respect % ne 0s-l
made - order. .,,~r, v,-Btpr-r,
Also an entirely assortment o. RICH sIhl ~
PLAID and PLAIN SILK ard SATIN SCAAf &c ~ =
VATS adapted % the srprDschlrr season; syI.si-'S
GOWNS. SHIRTS. PLAIN ard FANGl blt>i1si - W. ~
LARS STOCKS. MERINOUNDER--hlk 81 ana DrA "
FRS. COTTON and LAMBS WOOL HOSE Rich y Z a.
pf,CKr.r ~ NIX rpCnIEFs Ic - ule Il
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cRoCKERY AND GLASS WARE


'NHE UNDERSIGNED, being about to close his bust
oors for sale. a. cost in lots 10 suit purchasers
his present large stock Of goods in this line Of trade Me
chants from the country city, retailers, and grocers will
hnd great bargains at 81 Pear-st N ..
~ In Y. CORTELYOU.
NOTICENoticei IL hereby given that application has
Nbeen made TO the Philade phn and Trenton Railroad
Company, for the renewal Of certificate No 75S dated
25th May 1855 for ten shares the OF Edward Cur
It's which certificate has been lost or mislsid.
New.York, Nov H. issr. EDWARD CURTIS
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ScY ENvELoPs AND FANCY NOTE PAfER roR
RAILS. PARTIES. &c.

fI,HE SUBSCRIBERS have just completed their
quaied assortment Of Fancy and Plain Envelops and
Fancy and Plain Note Paper.
Tickets Tor Balls Parties or persons engraved printed
the shortest notice Ia the most elegant styles on the
most reasonable terms, By BELL GOULD,
date Jansen Bell Stationers, l5s Nasssu-st
ms n Tribune Buildings
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TuTTLE,s RARY-Jun1PER.

TsE HAS PRODUCED a conviction Of tho merits OF
~ this beautiful invenOnno one but speaks Of It's use
funess in the exefcse and Of infants For invaho
children II Is daily commended BY the most eminent ply
sicans and medical works OF the country All not stamp
ed Tuttles PATENT only Illegal but worthless
have the light TO Good valuable gum elias
tic springs but the subscriber who the sole purchaser
and patentee Of this useful article For sale wholesale and
retail, athe general depot 81 Broadway; a. H. Day, -
Cortlandst; the Goodyear Rubber Warehouse 100 Broad
"a nd w Crocker A. "a. Jobn-ef M I'm
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.r~ FOR sALE-Ths new and f..t ..ss

IT. FOR sALE-The new and fast steam
boat STRANGER, plying between this
-city and Gloucester Poinf. Length 10
feet breadth Of beam 10 feet pth hold feet drawing
about :, feet water fitted up IN style second TO boat
Of her SIZE hull bail. By the weknown and experienced
VIM Cramp. Of Kensngtoa; engine and
boiler BY Reaaie Nestle Co Of same place cylinder q
inches by c. feet soke wrought iron shafs and every
thing fstec the v.ry b<s. Those who want
boat OF her will fad to their a6 call i'm
Lnetistely X. W cROSsET, Por, Richmond, or v. B.
% 5tsod
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DIR. KELLINGER's IMMINENT

IS WARRANTED TO HEAL SORES upon the
@NHorse's breast or back aud work the collar or sad
6><Adle upon II In few days, soundly all strains,
bruises caoses scratches thrush SPAWN rim gbone,
curb and spDs i'm their early sages; IL Is used BY
all our best saDekeepers, the Bulls Head, all the stage
popreors Of NewfOrk City, and the best horse trainers
and dealers Ia the United States IL Is only about
cents an ounce. Sold at 50 cents single bottle; "a
dozen; gross Si2 I'D at the rate Of $50
gross II be obtained always genuine, Of 3 lngersO
Co. go Pearl-sti Of Messrs. harrner Hays Co. Z75
Peerl-st; MIR. John W. Towt, Od-slip OF VIM. keD-
ger, Bushwick at Harlem Railroad Once City Hall
PARK and Vi many OF the wholesale drug and Krocers
throughout the City Of Newfork. Also at retail at
sadlers drus and other and taverns, generally
". BAT principal depot, 80 Pearst. can
satisfy the scepcA that this nimeat is all that IL is sold
for No lover Of horse will be without It,
AFTER trial In other cities, for farther particulars
Spirit Of the Times s7 smeod
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APLEAsE SHUT THE DOOR

A 'OLD WEATHER ls now o. hann-how important
" therefore that the doors be closed. The Excelsior
Spring will DO Il most ehectually II properly applied, and
for efficiency durability, convenience ano chetpness il
al other Springs Ia For sale Al lo Fulton
e. n. y Who will not their fuel and the annoy
Of open doors when IL can be doae 90 easily
B-Orders for the adjustment Of this article IN any
part Of this city will receive prompt
II leff above fir fnt0 ef-I ] b WELLS.
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% IOHN-ST

nVER-SH0ES.-A large assortment Of lsdies and gen
Otlemens sandal and slipper overshoes, Manufactured
by the Goodyear Shoe Company Naugatuck Connecticut
These shoes decidedly the and most duTabe
manufactured Also beautiful article Of Inclined
shoe perfectly elastic SAMUEL BROOKS,
Aseut far he Manufacturer
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FRANK rIILLER'S

4 GATHER PREsERyATlVE and Water Proof OIL
IBGcking for boots shoes harness, earrsge-tops &c
For sale al the manufacturers price at the following
places 4. Lees John-st; Graniss Patten, ~ Maiden
lane Stout Ward rs fearl A b. Goldthwsit Co.
"a Pesr-st. James. Virgins, p Greenwichst-
MI IN
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ARCHITECTURAL.

T,RIMBLE CHERRY, Architects, respectfully an
70 their friends and the public that they now
risse REPOSITORY where, by unremtted sssduity they
viii endeavor mont the patronage that be awarded
Al glAc Rrss ix.cv Ne4r Xork Nov uQ IN
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

Yer, NewYork, will the afflicted thai hs eau af-
ford reiefwth the number Of visits than any
other practitioner IN the following complaints; Ds0-s-
tons hip diseases sprains contecons paralysis rheu-
malsn Affections tenderness ndammati0ns, and
curvaurss Of the spine ceiOrmed shoulders, white swell
ings, weakness II the joints, &c.
Country patients referred 70 the following persons
sho have visited this city expressly 70 avail themselves
u Dr. H. attendance, and returned cured Major b H.
Norton. Boston, Mas, Hon. n. Z. Crans0n, Newport,
RI K NJ Larned, ksq Providence Cnas. Hosmsr ESQ.
Hartford Conn Jsmes C. Tow nsend hsq. New Haven
Com; Chas. SAKE Esq S. Adams, VI Chss O. Hill,
Esq Montreal. CsusdsE.; Hon r. Granger Keesviiiei
NY; Judge Miller, Rochester, MY Paul Mitchell Esq.
Geneva. Ny Vim. h. Winder ssq. Philadelphia; Hugh
McCul.ocl, President OF Fort Wayne Bank Fort Wayne,
Ind; Vim. Goodman, Esq. Cincinnati Ohio.
l-y -el.I.nces ..en On agl-cl--on 81 Dr. Is mis- NJ.
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PoND,s PAIN DESTROYER

WILL ARREST BLEEDING Immediately, reheFe
w paa arising from burns scads, bruises, pain IN the
back headache, &C. .
For particulars pamphlets, which may be had Of
agents grstis Wholesale Agents
A. B. r. Sands, 100 Fulton, K. 4. Moss 500 GraDd.st
cor Willism-sf. J. s. I. Coddngton, 3O3 Hud-
n. johnson. rs Broadway. son-3L
A. l.. Winshp, II East do Geo o. Gum, 81 1leeckeT.
Berceresu. cor rroad.sy MI 2pgisA2gos-
I'd Fourfeerff..f
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LOOK Ar THIS

ERENCH BOOTS, cork, double and single coles, also
the finest cali shoe and all kinds patent leather boots
and shoes Ladies have large assortment every style
boots and shoes that sde and every kind Of rubbe
thar Is made aud cheaper that you md elsewhere Of
he quality a. sol Broadway, door above Frank
Inst Also great variety Of boys misses and ehdrens
boots ani shoes Ids lmeod.l NJ CAHiLL.
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ATWOOD STOVES

Umpire STOVES Persons wanting superior cult
nay apparatus respectfully invited 10 examine this
celebrated Stove before purchasing eisewh here The oven
Of this stove Is always charged with pure air They Will
he put up under u guaranty " hocssle sad all By
aus itiss2tasgostf H1CKOK co 2s9 Watel-st
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Sale. at the stock Exchanse. .rurpr
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IL seamsssy So4fAfrner, fran Charlottesville Dursne
n { Wayne, NJ ) Armsy, " n Aiken. Barckisy, II
kennedy. A hunson, bFs Terry and : sons, Vinsur
Miss Hamilton, w Richardson, J Fey, 0 Msy-
wood. i Meyer, W Chisoln, 4 " Swift, Chssteag
md IN the steeraes
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EldPIRE RANGES

lrOR BAKING OR ROASTING.-Ths article Is supc
ror anything OF the Kind market Ii combines al
the advantages Of Atwoods Empire Cooking Stove. 70
sale by HIChOk 4 CO. 80 WsgeT-st
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SelInF Of a. cost M I'M
DEADY-utDE GARlIENT-.-An Extensive
IOAssofmen Pelto and Sack Overc04rs, Winter Frocks
aud ClOaks In superior styles also Dress and FTock
Goats PautalOons Vests, Dressing Robes Boys Over
coats. &c. WIN. 7. JENNINGS X co.
lilo III Broadway, American Hotel
DEADY-MADE OVERCOATs, CLOAks, &C,
IL The best assortment nave had 10 Offer prsng
Beaver and mied Cloth and the style Canada Gray
and DevonshiTe Kefsey. WM 7. Jennings co.
nl5u 81 Broadway, American Hotel
CLOTHS, CAsSI,IERRs, yestinss Overcostings,
N&c-By tile piece or pattern, as low as hey can be
bought, with the obvious advantage OF selection nom
what be relied upon the latest style Of goods.
VIM. T. JENNINGS co. al Broadway,
mis- q American Hotel
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HoRTyCULTURIST

L>0R NONENBtk.-fhis work 10 devoted 70 the Hor-
tealture the number Just publsked 10 the stu Of the
second volume Il Ia edited BY A j. Downing. who Is
veil known 70 10 every way capable OF editing such
vcrs Firn volume supplied also. single Numbers by
~ MARK b. NEWMAN \ co. 100 Broadway
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GREAT METROPOLIS.

Ocan,sins more valuable information than any other Of
the KIDD yet published complete list Of all banks
composites. police courts, eis.ress places Of
formation pextsens thereto Also the British, Canadian
and Ceea Tsrif snd great vsefy Of other useful mat
Ter. Complets foT 80 cents For sale ~
FRANCIS LOUTREL. ststioners,
nsQ II Msiden.lane
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NEW CLOTHING

ESTABLIsHMENI, 50 B0wery-WM IT. WATSON
II would respectfully inform bis friends and the public
that he has manufactured splendid assortment Of Mems,
Bows and Cndreus Fail aud inter CothinE Of the lat
"a styles and 10 the best His stock IS all
and got up TO defy competition regards cut qua
ty add prices Garments will be mace 70 order a. the
shortest and In the fashionable Those
intending supply themselves with 0vercosis. &C this
FALL would do well % give him call before purchasdg
elsewhere, az bis motto viii be quick sales and small
profits Wh. II. WILSON
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u <ArrlMPr AT SuIclpE.--A man named John
Dunn ntiemptei TO commit suicide las, night BY hanging
himself at house In Nineteenh.st He was discovered
and cut down On time to his life
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RrscUEp.--A woman named Mary Jones, in at
tempting to board the brig Mobile, lying at Csthsrine-
Slip last night fell into the dodk bn rescued from
drowning. She very seriously hurt
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NATURALIZATION.

lust PUBLISHED, anew work entitled Naturalization
y of Aliens; or, TIE Aliens Guide TO Cissnshp, and
Court Aana containing ssketch Of the Laws with drce-
tons and forms Of proceedings oT the nstursasn Of
sens N the United Ssles with Notes and an Appendix
By George w Scott, CounselloI-at-l4~. For sale BY
Az BELL a GOULD, lSs Nssssn-sL
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Dz. SWAYNE'S

DH. SwAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHERRY
rHs lsKrAI RENEDY FoR ALL DisrAsss OF TIE LIMOS
Breast.
all the
medicines
Of the day, and
there great
variety which profess
be Of great value 70 the
human family, We hesitate not
10 pronounce DR.. Swaynes Com
pound Syrup OF Wild Cherry as one
ofthe greatest discoveries Of modern sci.
encs Of al the many compounds put forth for
the cure OF diseases which sfaict humaa nature,
not remedy can be named, which has IN - short
space Of time acquired such unbounded condencs WHO
the public snd has performed such miraculous cures sIu
which has mented and received much eulosium iron
the faculty and other. this Justly celebrated remedy
Daily learn from sources OF respectsoihty that cures
have been Effected IN coughs colds ssthms, lnnushLa
bronchitis splitting blood liver complaint, pain in the SIDE
and breast rising tickling In the throat pspitation OF
the debility broken constitution, from the
abuse OF calomsl and other causes and consumption
which bsed the skill Of eminent medical Praoton
ers vhen nyaids given up Is hopeless, by having
recourse TO- and perseyerng IN that powerful remedy
have been radically cured There are now 10 the hands
the proprietor numerous cerheses OF cure. which YOU'D
astonish creduty itself they made known 10 the
world To who afflicted with the above diseases
say give this medicine fair trisi-yon will then be
powerful remedy and that Its curative powers stand alone
and ecusled BY none.
ASTHMA or ELEVEN YEARS, STANDING.
]. w. knight, Walnut-st. between Third and Fourth
Cincinnati His suHernss intense; his disease IL
creased in defiance Of all the remedies he could hear Of
until making Of DR. Swsyne's mpound Syrup Of
Wild Cherry, which performed permanent cure.
ANOTHER LIFE PRESERVED.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %, ls45.
DR. II. SwArSE-Dear Sir: Having the astonishing
performed on Mr. Thor by your Compound Syrup
Of Wild Cherry, was induced 70 try It on myself was
taken with violent couxh, splitting Of blood shortness of
BREATHING together with violent attack Of asthma had
overdone myself from exertiOn which not able 70
perform which Frustrated my system TO great extent
commenced the OF your Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry, which gave almost immediate relief and am
sad my testimony TO al who may be afflicted IN
similar way IL will be well 10 that the signature Of
Dr. Ii. Swayne Is on each bottle Of Wild Cherry.
VIM B. WALTON,
Thrteenthst. doors from the corner Of Willow.
Towering hi GA DER imitation,
DR.. Swsynes Wild Cherry stands,
Spreading JOY throu Oh many nation,
Even Ia lev Switzerland.
Prepared only By Dr. n. SWAYNE, inventor and sole
proprietor, Of Eighth and Race sts Philadelphia
All Wild Cherry preparations being positively fictitious
and counterfeit without his signature.
zychh for Ma. York Chy-Chas. H. Ring, cor. Broad
way aud John-st; R. A. Sands 1888 Bowery; Z. b Warner
20j Beeckers-; Jno. c. Hart, 3i8 Grandst J. H. Lewis
52T Greenwch-st; j. b Dodd, III Broadway Hoadley
Phelps Co. and Wyatt Keteham. Also, Mrs Hayes,
1873 F1lton-st Brooklyn 81 omsMkW