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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

AN INFANT MURDERED BY FoKrtfG/ks<tER.
The Wuams Co. (Ohio) NortAresterR states that the
greatest excitement prevails in that County, caused by
he wsnton murder Of child under the following cir
eomstances:
On Sunday morning last child of Mr. Scamp far.
msr otJetferson township, and who was scarcely 1--WE
years Of age going away from the house with
syoung Daniel Hecker;horn) eighteen years old
little brother OF the child back and said that bis
brother, calling him by name. had gone to the big
woods with Uncle Dan" After some time the parents
Keeling uneasy, began To look for him. The neighbors
gathered in assist in the search which was continued
unit some time In Wednesday without avail, when
ueekerthorn who had been arrested on suspicion con-
essod thai be had poisoned tho child and hid The body
he soon found the spot The body had been thrust
ssAa ioremost into hole cut In the side OF hollow
wv. Soroners inquest was called, at which Hecker-
1 sVnsssed that last week fortune teller, Andrew
Ayei nno MN At nifty per day and his expenses
accompany Nun on his travels and TO begin he must
Ts ms .o.1 ana hide the body the Sunday follow
ine lney "ouio then leave Williams County for a
short time. and on their return sesmn v,o-S - 49,,
something handsome to md his chnd hy his magic
art Tyler gave the innocent child ,oma 93o,.o ~ =
STICK of candy Sunday, when he Induced 4, 10 90 >,
the woods. 10 few minutes the chlds face bsssn :,
grov black and In fifteen minutes II died The nhy.i
csns discovered below the right fracture In tba
skul the neck disocsted and il very evident
us, the poor little innocent had received severe blow
On the back Of the head with club. The Jury found
Rat the child had TO It's death by the violent bands
OF ueckerihorn and Tyler who, with one Levi Davis
were committed to jail TO await their almost certain
doom. II wss with extreme difficulty that the crowd
could be restrained from laying voen, hands on theod
fortune teller" and tearing him into pieces Heeker
orn stated that Tyler said be- had previously disposed
several children in the same way.
IRON WORKS AND AGRICULTURE OF TENNESSEE
An Official report to the Legislature Of Tennessee
swn the capital employed in the iron business
10000 and the annual products at the amount
nreefourths of this capital employed In Middle
sssnnessee On the Cumberland River, near Nashville.
mere are '2l blast furnaces IL fcrges and splendid
y h5g mills, which yield annually about 100000" On
tennessee river there IL furnaces and forges
- oloomeries, which produce about 10000 tons
.sany According 10 a letter addressed by " X Ste
.s0son, Esq 10 Hon. John C. Calhoun we learn that
agricultural products Of Tennessee are Ia value
SSn 70 $37 35l $50; while those Of Ohio are only $57
1870 and OF Now York $50 AGO. showing Ten.
.se 70 DO the third State 10 the Uuion in productive
"'sh' baltimore American.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
New Publications.

| aTsF NEW ESoLASDER" FOR July Another
ne Of this excellent Quarterly has reached US Ii
M many fine Essays very varied topics--among
40 several Literary Reviews Of much interest one
The 'Messsnic Succession very entertaining and
xssded Review OF the Life and Character OF Dr. Ar.
,o,p viewed in his different spheres of scton-as a
shosr atescher, historian theoosisn conference.-the
I'd a. Msn-This is followed by pleasant though
.,ber hishlycolored picture of The Good Time com
a-his 10 succeeded by Critique on Headleys Writ.
ago in which the writer shows but little mercy to the
aeyrics of Napoleon and bis csrser-Tbe remaining
rdeles The Sutierings of Christ confined to
as Human Nature; The Dependence Of Popular Pro-
rss upon Christianity ; The Causes and the Cure of
Fsseyism Christianity examined 10 Court of Law
capital chapter the Pronunciation Of Proper
smes together with several minor pieces altogether
onposing most readable book. IN II. Newman &
Co. Agents for this City,
~ "THE CHRIST ~ Examiner and Religious
Hscellsny" for July opens with clear, we-digested
I'D wetempered article OF goodly dimensions, on JOHN
WESLEY, his Family. Method, Opinions, the Lesson Of
hs Life etc. DR. PAysoN and his Writings well re-
visvsd-The chapter on the Aspect of the Times. TO
Judge from hasty glance, we should think a capital
Essay; tits followed by fine one on Martin Luther.
hi, Opisions, their Propagation and the Effect etc
Notices Of the American Loysists and lesser articles
estber with the usual Religious Intelligence conclude
. excellent number &C. s. Francis & Co. Broadway
fHE WILL CASE DECIDED-The Springfield
publicsn learns by Telegraph from Northampton that
ss respecting Oliver Smiths Will given to the
Iuy early Thursday afternoon and they after re-
rued verdict for sustaining the Will and that the
vness to that instrument who It was alleged In
sne was fully competent at the time TO sign IT,
SHIP NEWS AT QUEBEC--THE FEvER.-We are
,jebed TO the Montreal Herald of the 9th and 7th inst
h the following particulars grafton disease and
ksth Eight ships arrived at Crosse Isle the auaran.
ne ground, 20 miles below Quebec, Saturday July
hey brought $50 passengers from Ireland and Egg
md 32 emgrants had died while crossing the Atlantic
he upsls mate and AZ passengers of the Lively from
| cas we're down with the fever as the captain
dhe venllia, from Limerick. Five ships with over
0 passengers arrived the day before. The deaths a.
nnsn,lne averaged 25 per day-clergymen, physcians
I'D sscsptsins sickening and dying Of the cpl.
demlc.
There arrived at Quebec during the four days up 10
5h Inst SIX THOUSAND passengers, in 25 ships
namely-956 from Bremen 953 from Liverpool SOL from
sewROs IA from Newry, 446 from Dublin, 1893 from
Glasgow IA from Belfast 27i from Waterford, 2i3
from Southampton, ITO from Donegal and 25 from
youghsl
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u THE PUBLIC

~ &. sylveser, importer Of Hssriem and British
OILS has removed 27 Wslker-st near Cbryslie-sL He
would inform HE and the public IN general that
he has not ef any ofs oils this former places Of res
dence. D and 81 Est BrosdwAytherefore be cautious
from whom yol purhsss that you may not BE imposed
upon. G. SYLVESTER,
NV 3meOds a7 Walkers N. Y.
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" Or. Bnnninl's body Brace 10 a. efficient

Heffor wessness OF us 7ooe lungs spne and limbs psr
ucGlAry for dyspepsia, constipation and piles, with vt IA
OF the stomach ard sides weakly females Fast grow
ing children and all disposed droOp and .edenlery
especially spinal subJ-rls, Si be delighted with is ac-
don. Reference givri many distinguished cergymen,
who have been rescued from approximation, from de-
biliiy and bronchitis Pauphlss and book Common
Sense" giving Information he had Al the ofce. to7i
BroadS lad 10 Ntrnosnce on lsdies. III eodn
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continues give 10 hghes salsfzciOn lO every visitor
All the Interesting 81 wonderful mechanism " the human
structure 10 here eht,d true 10 Nsure Ii conisins
over plastic an nstnrsl preparations
faithfully reprss@uuR every part - both tho MlLF and
FEMALE system; isdes great variety OF other vaiush
curiOsiies not he.ia mentioned Vsiiefs universally
coincide IN the uilu that u IL the instructive
hbiliOn of human pysiDOgy they have Witnessed.
Open from g o'otk A. 81. ill 10 O'Clock p. NJ. We'd
nesdsys exciu.iyel fgr Laoies I'll sundown- Price Of
admission 3 cents
Mr. b J. Gray, hreuoiogist. will be IN attendance TO
make examination give written descriptions Of character
and exp ao the m ELLA Mr. Gray Is thorough compe
tent 10 his professia
~ Those who ci pufpOsely for chronological exami
nations sdmttei . The Museum FREE. iy7 2wWSSMs
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CAUTION Tu DRALERs IN FIRE RlI--

" In the action Of Ehs Allen Blunt Syns, In me
Circuit Court Of the United States for Infringement OF
bis patent gt manufacture ana sell 10 be used
The sELP-COCKING PISTOL. verdict has been given
the plaintia with Of TRIAL, and hne OF WE'VE
hundred dollars and injunction has been Issued against
Blunt Syms 10 restrain hem from mAsing or selling said
article Their petition Tor trial. and To carry u 10
Washington on bin OF exceptions, has been refused
The public therefore respectfully cautioned against
purchasing or selling the S.fCOcking Pistols made ny
Blum syms or any Pistols Of similar kind, by dsre
garding his caution II would make Il necessary Tor me
subscriber appeal TO The laws for pOecuon 10 Al suo1
81 IN he srtiri. in New.York ETHAN ALLEN.
f2fb Nov l{Ak nit ZaWt NAIn'ttp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

nR. TsfL0R's BALsAM " LlyERWOaT. the
- most extraordinary medicine IN The wOrd-Clrr fol-
lows ecre-Mr Snith ISL Fopyih-st afflicted seven
years With consumption. This medicine cured him We
taiy bear " ne mos, remarkable eurss by It's Be-
ware OF COUNT rfeiu Remember the geluine 10 COW
made ~ lhs wholesale depot Is Beekmans by the pro-
>esof, formerly us B0wery. lsl2 s1'
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~ The Restorative Z ordini, tprepared by C. {


SEEING, Tsrryt1~n.l Celebrated for alevisng ner-
affections which females are peculiarly subject,
sfording strength In ali Of debility and particularly
for its virtue, IN curing dvsrusa sold wholesale and
retail by 4. B. D. SsSDs 100 Fullon-st; sold also by
Rushion Co. 10 Broadway snd 10 Astor House ZIS
Broadway II East Broadway; SIS HudsonsL and by IL.
rsel Minor "a FultOn.s Pce - per bottle my2 3tswu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

to the shaving Soap The world II makes thick.
rich aiher which does y the face like many kinds
OF soap and creams for salety
ALBERT l.. WlNSHlP, Chemist and ApolhecAry,
ielf osf n East Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12
~ rotor Hose at = Gents per foot.-Con

~ rotor Hose at - Cents per fOot.-Con~
suners his srce will I'm IL greatly 10 their advantAyr
i0 eNan he Hose m4ngfrurei by The subscriber and
warranted superior what's sold At advanced price
STEAMBOAT PROPRlETCks and sll OtheTs purchasng
this article viii ne tn such manner az viii be-
satisfactory The best u stock will be used In the manu-
facluro and workmanship warranted.
I y BUCkMA,rEE, 3jS Hudson st and
my2q II basement of.or Pearl snd Chatham sis
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Gneral Notices.
PHRENoLGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
Tow lER- & WELLS,
% sm IL Nas-au--i. NY.
4XH LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS 50
s<n ROl FOREIGN PORTa ~

q Letters BEs are open At the Office OF Ths New.
Yort Tribune fosl Foreign Ports snt all e,iers and
newspapers depoisd N Ibis Office will Always he for.
vsrded by the yei earliest v-ts-ia yhs department 10
under the speciHtGprrvison ~ J. 3. MOWER. ESQ
well kDovn fpf may years ~ the experienced ard eff
ceul Superintendent Of the Foreign Letter Department Of
the Ner-YOrk CitiPos Office
Bags opl Tor The reception % letters AMI
papers FOR The foiSing places VIZ London, Liverpool
Glasgow ireland awe, Mzrseiiies Amsterdam. Bremen
Hamhurgh, Rio Jareir0. VALPARAISO Bnen0- Ayres
Oregon, Mexico, llama. - Tomas Kingston, JAM
Maiarzss Havanz
Office open from 4 81 flil 10 p. NJ.
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Nnw.LEpANoN SPRINGS, n. 7.

ENERsONs visiting this watering place VIII nro ~ 20
thair nayest TO lake the Albany TOT Ceeeen
Four Corsers where ne Of sagss runs directly 70 -
anon 10 connection with the cara ~ in,s roe.s,
:. eock In tho evening Of the same day rssssngsss
will he nc acted from Albany TO Lebanon tof ~
TIL. viii Of course make Shortest most expsdiuoos
and route by which travellers can rseeh eoenoe
FROM the City Of New-York 49,. TN
P.sssnsers who leave NewYork In the night ooeA VIZ
s,,,ve nv this route a, Lebanon 81 10 O'Clock me usxs
ma,n,ng There are but seven mes Of staging ~ snis
nut. over A pleasant road with good seams ana essy
cosrbss rnvs.rs will therefore be on their guard sne
mo-, be deceived by agents Of Other line or eo.s
sny convey ance pretending 10 run to Lebanon exesP'
ons recommended above.
New.I,ebsnon Springs, June Is, 1871
JAMES g. HUNT, Agent, Canaan Your core
,sas ,,l ] w 8ABCOCk. DO Lebanon sprnss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

ARREST or A THIEF Officers Barton of the Court
OF Sessions and Rice OF the sixteenth Ward this morn.
ing arrested black fellow named Jacob Davis charged
with stealing silver table spoons, silver forks and 2
silver butter knives, which recovered yesterday
where be offered TO pledge them. and placed in the
hands of officer Hays of the Lower Police Court The
fellow was locked up.
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Boarding.


DOARDING-Can lie hahn healthy and esnuss To-
Desion isrse and commodous house, plessars rooms'
with shower cold and hot water bahia, al 10 uotsse ~
tween Grand aud Broorie sla Terms modersss. he.s'
epees exchanged. ys u
NNANTED-By . singe sertsmas, TWO mrnlsaexx
w rooms with OF without board. The sobscrocf woeN
prefer paying foe the cane BY giving ns,rueoo IN Ss
and The French Language The setsfsctory rSsf-
ences can be given Address by letter, T. r. G. neesn
stodsrt Durham. Ssi Broadway. ul4
DOARDINts-suits OF rooms 10 let fa'uished % IN
Dfurnished, with without board 10 re- peeopN ~
hsh family from London where cleanliness Aco co1nos
be enjoyed Also three single gentleman ees
be with pleasant with sne
tea N required the house for the aceono-
dslon OF occupants Apply Al Mrs MEpHuksTe, -
Housion-sI or Mr. MEDbuRsT, n Maiden lane yyl u
DOARDI>G IN EAST BROADWAY...LuSS
I'D genlleme and their wives can be Accommooeee WIN
hoard and pleasant rooms (psnlrss aiisched sso nv
siuel- gentlemen. Apply al 80 East Broadway lea IL
lOARDING-A gentleman snd lady or few elnele
ID ssut. men may b. accommodated with pleasant rooms
and board 81 So Widest Alec few DAY ooeiucss w
same place. Eo -
ROaRDINC-At 2sa Washington near Chanoerea'
ID Al s. per week; dsy-boasders, " 80 yi9W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

rF-Congress spring tnter-Just received FRESH
from he pnng Ia pint and car bottles delivered To
part Of the city, by ALBERT L. WINSHlP.
isl3 os.f II East Broadway.
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~ Water-Cur. rsm1Ii-hment, u Bond o.

" Wnter-Curr Establishment, " b0ndsl ~
and Syo.setl Oysier Bay L. l. DR. Slew, the earliest
American practitioner ard niho Cure receives
patients above Those ats distance may, by sending
4 fee. be adviset fOr treatment II home. my%o
J. d. WEE ELER,
~ tommissiGUSF To- tho ~f0tos OF rev OF
- f,,r..-,irrt T.y,,..,. - ~
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ARREST OF A PicKPooKET-A fellow named
William Davis arrested last night and locked up,
charged with attempting to pick the pocket Of Herman
Tilden of the American Museum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

ASSAULT WITH KSFE.-Hugh Mccain was
last light arrested by officer Crumme of the First
Ward charged with attempting 10 stab VIM. Crummie
with large hunting knife. He was locked up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

COUP M SOLEiL.-James Buckley, residing al
No Gold ct fell yesterday Ct the corner Of Pearlst and
ro~Htics ei from the eects 81. hot the 10
taken TO the First Ward Station house, where he
died in short time siterward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12
PLATED ALsATA WARE

S,PALDING WATT 20 Broadway, have recei yfd by
- the late avsls general assortment OF Plated Aba
Ware consisting OF forks, spoons castoYs cake hassel
lea kettles lisa sel. &c &C the modern and fashion
able London patterns which universally approved IN
England and Tor the first time offered 10 the amer
can public They also have extensive assortment OF
goods plated In the best nanner upon Brush plate ana
German silver All reasonable prices, aud warranted
Tbs close resemblance which this plated bears 20 s
ver its durability and cheApnes when compared Win
silver It's superiority over wares plated upon cop
5.upction In England and commend It the favorable
attention OF the people OF the country.
spading Wait regild and repste csnteAOrs glrsn
does lamps cRndesticks ufns, csstOrs, spoons, FORKS
&c IN the most permanent sud beautiful STYLE ana on
short notice lrlf omrOd
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e Letrer. nrl New-pnner- I'll be 90.

the Foreign ship Liter Oc- Of the New York Tribune Tor
The pscsei-snlp WELLINGTON, Capt Chadwick, which
sails for London oEhe l6th inst
Also, will be resivrd 81 the same place Letters and
Newspapers for = pscsei-ship J. r, skIDDY, C,pL
Luce. which Ial. \ liverpool on ihe lllh Inst iys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

iIFD-BI AND COCKROACH Poison-WAT
DSON's InfSilihle BED Bug and Cockroseh Poison
The experience Of pact yesr' proves this preparation 70
be the efecus destroyer and banisber OF bedouss
and cockOsebes discovered. IL needs but one sp-
picAlon satisfy The most ilcredu0us OF 10 wonderful
ard immediate effects Price %. Sold, wholesale snd
retail the Apohecares Hall 50 Csinbrlne 81 40 Grant
s ard OlootI, Mchesson Co. II MaidenIsne; and l59
Fultnu-st Bronklyn ly2 lmeod-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

SERIOUS ACADEMIA little girl, daughter o
Mr. John Smith Of No 527i Fourth accidentally fell
from fourth story window yesterday afternoon, and
was so severely injured that her life il despaired Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

FORGERY AND LARcENY.-A young man named
Henry Shredder, was yesterday arrested by officer
Clark Of the Ninth Ward charged with robbng the
ney drawer of his employer Frederick Stebzeride. lie
was also charged with altering bank bills from 81 TO s.
several OF which were found in his possession lie was
locked up TO answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

IS9 Rev. DR.. HAWKES. formerly of New. York
and now OF New Orleans has been appointed President
of William and Mary College, (va)
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FEVER AND AGUE.
JMmER COMPLAINT, pYsENTERY,


Find q sovere "A and speedy cure In DR.. sWEETsERS
PANACEA Itcures by searching and driving all lmpur-
As and foul hupon from the blood, strengthening the
stomach ard bowels the relaxed state OF which the
cause of the above named diseases Beware OF taking yo
lent purg alive medicines for The above diseases 1t ise
adding fuel 10 throwing oil on II 10 exnguish IT,
Or SWEETSERS PANACEA regulates the bowels and
thus prevents and costgeuess and piles, and ny
gastric OF The stomach II cures dyspepss
Never taae csOmel any mineral poison for The aboye
comp ants they only smother and hide for time The
disease which viii break forth sg'n with renewed
~ nnles. eradicaled BY Dr.. sWEErSER3 PANACEA.
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Two CABBAGE MAKRRs-lOo pess Of lnsis
rzbosr cloth, ~ hsidsnsnsL Az
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and rock,osebes ever discovered Ii needs but
pHcAlo1 70 satisfy The credulous of ne wonderful
retail al the Apohecaes Hall So Csinsriue 81 as Gran 4
ard oicott, MeKesson Co. ~ Maiden-Ane and $50
Futou-st Brooklyn w lmeoo-
CLOTHING
Ready hric and hads 20 OvdT.
The Cheapest Fashionable
CASH rtfLosiSs
In New-Ysrkis
W n. DEGROOT CO.
ny5 3mos No 81 falton-s
THE YELLOW OR CHESTER Springs for
Il WsIercure and Summer Resort esiabis nrn-ni
Ia s,tused hirly-IVo mile. from Philadelphia In besut.
l undulang country and Is completely arranged for al
onrna.es Of In prsetiee OF he Wa-rure as well a. for
the accommodation OF pleasure visitors
Visitors take the Reading Cars a. rhlsdslphs io'
For farther inormSIio1 address DTs GEO. LlNGES and
cHAs v HogFEHDAHL. Chester SPRING. Chester Go
pa. AIS 5sw im.
iIK. IRA a.. FRAZER, lie c-l-trsisd Cancer Doc
~ tor who doctors he lnian mode o. practice can
be found a. he = Hotel, for infee days only, IN ne
third commencing Monday 10 each aud every mon %
FOR he season when specimens Of cancers can he seen
TioS n Y iel7 I'm
nK. AMBROSE, an exgsrleaess ID physician oasr.
Stage Ills treatment 10 mild and ehcseious and charges
,ery moderate. 65 ChAmbersf! doors from Broadway.
ie2S I'm
IrIoS-Tb- public are cautioned not to tnI.l he
I cfew Of Inc b. brig THOMAS WILLIAM No
debt. OF their contracting viii De paid hy The Captain or
J..
nRISTING ANDRNIB0s<ISG-The subscriber Il
prepar- 10 orders FOR 81 w Cards Lsbes bOOk
Al Music Titles c French kug.h std German styles
1iyslmsI THOs. BRADLEY 1t rioe st. cor. Brosdway.
-~OFFEE URNs.-spleriid te. ard coffee Urns from
4 Dixon mandatory b Sheieid latest patterns re-
Gently i'm ported also. American Manufactured block IN
nm. s,.5rlsd .irs. FOR sac ~ surlng-sig, by
it5Iw LUClU5 HART, ale Bosrdmsu Hart
DRITANNIA WAKB.-bniAanis Meal Ware In
ID All lis brAnches Manufactured snt Tor sac wholesale
and retzi ate Burling sip, By LUClus hAkf,
iysA lLs-- so-rlnlen nlIll
TJyIRIE AND TIA ~POUN>.-A hne assortment
~ Rrsnnis tahle snc tea spoons, including the ordi-
nsrv ususns Ard patent s-s banded sOcus for sale
10 he trade Al q BgriiDzslp, y
KS i- LUCIUs HART. ate Bosr imAn Hart
DhWrkK FAUCETS, Ae.SA larse Assumed.
Of Pewter BnsDhis And iaied rAlces eon'Aniiy DC
80 sns fr .a- wholesale and Fetal a. BurnssAp ~
~ I- LUCIUs HARP, laie Boardman art
DIUE AND ORANGE prinis-A new .tye; re
ia 40 Exchang - place
S,TE1M POWEK-To Lei steam Po~ef. laSalre 81
Szs fsnlhsyepae, cor. Of fwsasJ -nfsh.sI Je< 'n'
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THE CONGHBss BOOTs-tATe
ENT-The proprietor OF Dupon. = ny
ats Patent and the oher px9o1 -

and the other pgtsnls usee
zion ofthese elastic and MOST
/, hes comrlesed his srrenge
|, Patent and tho introductioaof
Of New-York, and nov gives
ms whose names are append
Other persons are suth0rlsed,
Congress Boots end chose
,er establishments thet IN n.
ded 70 this list and pablisbe4
! II DAY, Assignee OF
aus Patent, - Cortland Ct
IA. Walsh Il Brothers, = Ann.
WIN. Lsns, " Bayard-se
VIM. We-d SO Bowery.
samuel Csntrell, SO Bew~
daniel cronin, Agent, IS
! Nassau-st
Jossph Quick, cor Brood
way and Wallet.
lJoho Conrad, 5 Ann-st
/ Samuel q. Acton, bsS Broed-
way.
George Conrad, n hsr.
chants Exchange
roadway, and Chaa Osborn,
xkls, and both coDcsrne ere
ufscture tho Congress Boots
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CERTIFICATES.

been severely afflicted for two years with distressing
cough snd affections N Tho lungs and have employed me
could bs found, beside Trying slmost
All kinds OF medicines recommended for such complaints
bat could ud relief and was hnsHy discouraged o.
eve, getting batter. But hearing of the great value OF
your Pectofal Mixture was induced 10 ny H. felt its
hsppy effects a very short time by using lev botes
of I'd was restored 10 few weeks IL also had reso-
stve effect In my family number Of which bad occasion
10 u.e IT, and IN every instance cured recommend
II In preference TO any medicine known . ,,,,,o,,