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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-16
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763. 100
May we not, in the language of our
over burdened and indignant soul, ex-
claim by way of parody:
"Seven hundred and sirty.eight thou
sand n hundred and ninety dollars
MORE under this new uhig system,
which was pledged to increase the per-
sonal and to a corresponding extent re-
here tie land! Such is the commentary
of facts and figures"
And pray has not the law performed
what its trainers saidit would? We should
think an increase o fmore than the whole
valuation of 1915 is sufficient to satisfy
the most inveterate opponent ofthe tax
law.
There is difference of two hundred
thousand dollars between the valuation
of 1916 and 1647, but besides the refusal
to swear to the amount, there is another
cause ofdecrease, which will account for
the whole Of it and a little more. Before
the last assessment, sixty per cent ofthe
capital stock of the Lancaster Bank,
which was on the duplicate last year,
was distributed among the stockholders,
many of whom were non-residents of the
county, and of course their share of stock
is no longer taxed in this county.
But with this we have nothing to do at
present 1t is merely a difference be-
tween the valuations of two years under
the same law. Our object was merely to
show the intelligence of our neighbor and
his wonderful faculty of memory, which
can scarcely reach back a year-at least
it draws two years rather toe closely to.
gether. By the way will tho Editor rec.
tify his mistake?
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-16

ESThe Editors of the Eagle say that
"Gen. Taylor is, in their opinion an old
Federalist." How does this declaration
comport with that other, when they said
that "the federalis:s now as then lin the
last war; are toriesF Is Gen. Taylor a
torv1
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-16
lDulitital.
A Letter rOm the Verita6ie Jack
Downing.

We were thrown quite into 4 Auttel
Yesterday by receiving in bag from
the Post Office the following Letter from
the Pobhc's old friend Major jack Dow-
Ming, who seems To have written it to
us for the purpose of communicating to
the Public, in his plain way, some views
of President Polk Young Hickory, as
he delights to call him-whIch that dis
iinguished functionary had not thought
to con6de to his most confidential friends
before hemet with the Mojor.-NattOnal
htcHtgcacer.
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rI,HB UNDERSIGNED offers to the public STOW.
for heating stores, psrlors halls, offices ships and
steamboat cabins containing and desirable Improve
ents whereby great amount Of heat gained
stove before offered The Improvements of that stk
ing character that they satisfy the purchaser at glance
that IL 10 really valuable lew OF their many improve
ments here Sc, forth
They have crate at the bottom, and the coal rests
upon solid plate
The air admitted the heated before It reach
the FIRE by hot air chamber consequently the coal Is
ali consumed.
3 IL 10 srtisht and Is constructed that IL needs
rsking and free from dust escape into the
room.
IL IL ecomical The application Of the heated air, In
connection with the TACT that II cannot be disturbed by
rakng caascs complete combustion and consumption Of
the coal principle not before obtained in stoves
few OF the numerous testimonials are herewith at
tached
We have used during the last Winter, one OF Wood
AirTixh Cylinder Stoves which has tight bottom, upon
which the coal rests, instead Of crate We consider II
Of the best have used, for economy Of fue
cleanliness And comfort and appears TO fulfill all that would
BE- expected for the purpose designed. -
Sept 7, lSf7. tSignedJ X. WILLIAMS.
We, the undersigned, concur with Mr. Williams (hav.
ing used the above stove TO its advantages all
W. Cartwright. los South 5. Eytinge, IS Beaver
q. J. Cornell, las Hudson. l. II. Moses, TO Beaver.
Benedict Bradley 4 Co 2i6 Pearl
Geo Seeley, \. Pearl-st. House.
IT, after trial Of three weeks the stove proves unsas
factory, the purchase money will be refunded.
l. WOOD, 257 Waerst New-York
Or the Oregon Foundry store corner OF First and South
Sixth Sta Wtamsburgh where variety Of stoves
be sold, wholesale and resil low for cash OILS lmeods
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MARIN JOU X N A l..
PORT OF NETWORK

Arrived Ship Ariel, lof Boston, King I'm mseoa July
TO- Anjeer Aug a. and Java Hesd 2 teas ac 10 order
A1f lat Ifs Ion i2C 50 T., spoke ship Bombay from
Manila Sept a. lat Is 81 s. Ion n So r, spoke
Br ship Jesnnetfs from Lsndon for Maurltius same day
spoke ship Rome Of Salem from Sumatrs for Gibraltar 80
days Nov g. lat 80 81, lon 60 90 spoke bark Edward
Koppisch, Upton, from Montevideo for Salem.
Potsmouth Oct IL, mdse TO Grinnsl Minturn Co Nov
TO- lat - So Ion H. ship Susquehsnna from Liverpool
for Phisdelphis The Sir r. r has been days west Of
Georges Banks
Bsk Amirs of Portlsnd) York San Juan q de- to Mes
NTH Walsh d. Campbell, seaman Of Glesgow, died on
the passage 18th inst, Cape May w 20 miles. spoke brs
Damascus hence IS hours. for Mobile
Brig (swe Fredonis, johnson, Stockholm, 10 os iron, TO
order.
Brs AIstsn (of Bspsorl Pierce, Belize Honduras via
Hampton Rosds TO T Buck Len ship Ann, OF Phila-
delphs, Just arrived
hc TO Crosby Croker Bsssett Sailed In company with
bark Ina for Philadelphia Left brig Ann and Julia for
New-York In days
Brs Alert (of ssysnnah) Jones' from Savannah Oct p,
lumber TO Durham Dimou. Sailed in company with
bark Vernon Of NewYork for Boston 9Th inst la % IS,
rs a. spoke schr Gen Pollock from Curacos for Boston
Il days 4th inst a IS 49, lon 70 20 passed bug kmi
Nv bound north The A. from Oct 20 10 Nov. T. has had
continued succession Of N gales.
schr Fidelia Farmer Beaufort NC, ds, naval stores.
10 5 l. Mitchell
schr Marion Fasrd washin ston NC, DIS naval stores
denoe, Styrn and Cora, Hilton, both for NYork
scht silas Wright, Owen Beaufort NC, days, naval
stores, to Hussey Murray.
soop Mary l. Compton, Bowler, Brandywins, ds.
sniled-ship Charleston, fof Charleston
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FALL AND WINTER

CLOTHING. a. the City Clothing WAREHOUSE No. itf
AFufon-st directly opposite tire Old North Dutch
Church. where every style Of Fall and Winter Clothing
can he nsr 70 srit th- pocket ana taste Of al.
CLOAkS. % black and blue Broaac.oths. Beaver and
Pilots from = % SIS
OVER COATS and OVER SACKS, every shade Of
Tweed Br0adcoths Beaver and Pilots from - % S.O
Also sfre assortment Of Business socks FFock Coats
SINGLE and 6oublebressted.
II. new style Of SHAD COATS from - 70 $40.
PASTALOONS plain snd fancy Csssimeres. French
Doeskins and English black Csssrneres >znstts ke II
every style. from q 81 % .6
VEsTs an endless variety Of black Satin Vsvsts Msr-
mos znd BoInb.xines. from 81 50 % >5
Also large assortment Of French Engish. German and
American BruadcCths. Cassimercs and Festings which
will be made up 20 order suit the most fsstitous.
DANIEL P. SMITH, lo2 Fufon-st
oi9 imeots opposite the Old Dutch Church
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CLOTHING.
CLOTHING.

uIoL FsALE md RFTtTL-
p EVANS
DgMOVED FROM ~ Broadway 70 70 Fliton..t where
Ia rs Manufactured large assortment Il Clothins
male % IN the Attest style And best manner which he
oasrs of sale f5f he following exraor-u,y io~ prices
for cash,
CLOAKs of black and bin. bro.del0ths.
Beaver aad Pilot from - 80 % = %
ONERCOATS Ard ONERSACkS, every
.baie q Tweed. Brostcloths, Beaver ard
fllcts. from = " % = ~
Also. lsrg- assortment OF Business >acss,
breasted ~ 70 ls %
PANTALOON>, rlsn and fsacy C.ssi-
msres French. D1eskius and n dish black
Css.iner-s &c. of every style. from. ~ 20 ~
VESTS, an endless varety Of back ss;in,
velvet, Mernus and hcubsrlues. FROM. 81 70 , ~
Also srse assortment Of French Ensish. German ard
American Brosdcoth., CEs-merss ana te.,inss which
vii Be usde gr 70 order 10 SUIT EVANS,
OLE IN -of- 71 Fulton-st-
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GUNS AND SPORTING

RTICLEs- splendid assortment Of Enxisn Guns
n ,ipxe and double barrel Of al lengths and sres Tor
duck deer. bird and squirrel snootins
Powder dAsxs sh0t-osE and po1enss some erieJ %"
CANE bars Of low priced and fac English and French
patterns ,,., all 49,. - ~
-. !. si,o Broekedcr's celebrated metallic wsds
p.rsv'. Lanesster's Wesley Richards, st4rkeys and
W.Ik-rs waterproof perc lssion caps; also,
Fv's patent wire csrtTd fr shooting long distances.
hb ~ sub.crbers the -oe Tor the United
States fhANt.' tOhLo ScN'f
nil W. hsiden-lans, New-Yors
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pAssENCERs ARRIVED.

IL ship ARIEL from Macao, dc-Messrs Z Montgomery
Of Phsdelphs, Vinton Of Providence, Fred Booth
Of Boston.
IN pseksfsay SIR Robert PEEL from London Mr. Ran
hin and lady Mrs Wand erlip, Of New-Yorkj Thomas
Dixon Cspp Buffalo, Mr. Boddingon, joseph Earl John
X Robinson, James Wsiker, Capt Peter Lowry Herman
Jerssr Ms Sarah Hopkins, Or Charles stesne. George
Alssd, Mr. NJ Wilton, Mrs Mary kir., Miss Mary Kit
ts Lewis Kits, Miss Elizabeth kitils Miss Amelia Hen
necusr, Isaac Pool Lswrsns Issacks snd family, John
Smith. Robert Newbod, Ashorn Jacobs 50 in Storage
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BOOK TRADE.
SPLENDID HOLIDAY PRESENT.
THE BOUQUET OF MELODY,

A MUSICAL ANNUAL FOR fsfs, Is the most DE-
"A sirabe Holiday present offered 10 the American
public 10 l. splendidy bound, contains ten beautifully
executed thogra pho embellishments and the choicest
collection Of music sver published In the country.
This 10 much desirable present than the gene
rAlity Of ANNALS. whose chief and almost only rt
appearance whereas this work only beautiful IN sp
pearance but contains selection Of musc, every piece
Of which will become greater fayonte every time Il u
heard. thus combining utility with elegance.
Published BY FIRTH, HALL POND, 2j9 Broadway.
NJ 1rnos and EIRTH 4 HALL Frauklfn-sauAre
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DUTCH BuLBoUs ROOTS.

NHE SUBSCkIbEK hss Just received one q The hnost
collections OF Bubous Roots imported the vArie-
ties OF Hysenhs Naeisas and Tulips were selected BY
himself with especial reference 20 their suitable
culture and they cannot fail 20 give general salts
faction for better bulbs cannot b. grown.
Lady amateurs and others will consult their inter
ests By calling him previous to selecting elsewhere,
his prices viii also be found from p 70 20 per lower
than those Of any other store IN the City lie has also
very choice assortment Of Hyseinth Glasses and Pots
Of which perfectly unique and cannot he obtained
elsewhere, being selected Tor him BY friend who visited
Europe last lie only socits inspection Of the
articles he feels assured thai they will be found rep
resented JAMES HOGG, 500 Broadway
~ 2meod mar Prnce-sf
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

nOCT }. O. HEWITT, IN MacDougal-st. near Blsecs-
Der, New York viii A,sufs the afflicted that ne a.
ford more eef~th the number 0f visits than any
ether practitioner 10 the following complaints Ds0;a-
tons, hip diseases. sprans c0ntractious p,fay ISIS rheu
nstisn nervous Affections, t1r INT msOns and
e9fystsres VI the spine deoraed shoulders white swell
pss, ~eakne. u the joints, is.
Country patients referred 70 the following persons
who have visited this sry expressly 70 avail themselves
q Dr. HIS attendance and returned cured MAJOR q
Norton. Boston, Mas Hon n. Y. Cranston, Newport
X l.; K NJ Larnsd, Esq Providence Chas Hosnsr, ESQ
Hartford, Conn, James Townsend, Esq ts~ Haven,
Conn. Ch4s }. ssxs ESQ. - Adams VI, Ckss .. Hill
Esg M9ntrsal Canada z. Hon n T. Granger, Keesviue
Judge Miller Rochester, Ny Pael Mitchell, Esq
Usncys, Ny VIM. H. Wnder Esg Philade phia; Hugh
hcCoIloeh, President Of Fort Wayne Bank, Fort Wayne
Ind. Wm- Goodman, Esq. Cincinnati, Ohio.
City refssncsss yeu on application az DR. Hs nj, I'm
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT.
SFOf years have suffered with these awful discs
anc from my heart feel FOR al similarly afflicted
and beg Of them % try Dr. Tsyiofs Beszn Of Ligsrwo
his msdiens cared mo when could Ia bed,
and not expected ~ live week Prepared genuine
olly, q. Is Bsetnaast forneTly SIS bowsry.
isi1 suS' hAFks iH tissS
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ATWOOD STOVES.

Umpire Slows l-Pcrsons wanting superior euI.
Enary appasatp respectfully invited examine hl,
celebrated Stove bsofe purchasing elsewhere The over
OF tAs Stove Ia always charged with pure air They vii
aals ltlskaaxosn HCkOK 4 co 80 MsisI.st
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LIFE OF sILAs WRIGHT.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL PUBLISH and have
ready for Subscribers. before the rst of NOvem.
Der next, THE LIFE OF sILAS WRIGHT,
ONE OF The GREATEsr % sAKkicA> srArrsNESf .
Ex-Governor Of tho State Of Sewfors containing full
history Of bis Life sud the many valuable services rem
dered bis country and the State during long and event
fol period BY John ) Jenkins Esq author Of New CLERK,
Assistant Political History Of Newfork Life Of General
Jackson, &c. &c.
This work will be smbeli.hed with Accurste Like
Of this truly great printed hEe paper, clear
type and contain about $50 PAGES, large 2Eo sIs and
bound In beautiful embossed muslin neat Leather.
Auburn. Sept. 1913. los 3w ALDEN MARKHAM.
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A Nd THE LnTHkON-DR ASHLEY. 20 Hudson. ..
<Aio aid him In the OF diseases and render his pa
tisas inssnsies 20 pain during surgical operations ex
tracing teeth and childbirth gives Aesmere
At II Dr. Ashley also administers the Ethereal vs.
por sf ell hours TO render painless surgical operations
erIsetns teeth and childbirth. nl0 Nv
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TRiMbLE \ ChEkki. Architects. respee,h,ll, an
Doanee 70 theif u lends ana the public that thsy now
oeeapy the ofees so Broadway (nsat TO Brcw,eS g.
rAxs Rsrosst9ryJ where By Enrenitted ssslaustx ~
~ n epasavos 70 merit The patronage that may be
tkem.-Sss Broadway. Ne~-lork, sth Nov isf1 ne sr
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COMMERCIAL aeEScY At sALvEsroS
Fv'HE UNDERSIGNED will attend % The COLLECTION Of
Notes Accounts In the State Of Texas, sfectins
Sales Of Rszl Estate the Purchase Of Produce Receiving
snd Forwarding u Merchandise, snd o. Genera Com
mission Business GEORGE BUTLER.
szFZREScEs IN SES-Yosx.
Mo.e. Taylor R.q Hon W Ecmonds, Wsl,sf Town.
Collins, Esq W Langley Co send co
All.n 4 Pax.0n FSt LathrOp Wislefs 1sls
r. Wst1nofs Co J o Dudley CO Yale / Co
HsydocE Cories l. T Putnam, Esq F1rpps,
Co. Jas Le1>f< " " hilS q D lintnai.
Addr.a AZ ID Pins-st N---Tork 90 m
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BRUSHHSl BRuSYIES ,

'u>Hk SUBSCRIBER invites the attention of COUN-
TRY MERCHANTS aud the public generally 10 has
extensive assortment OF Brushes OF every pton Al
the Brush Factory ST. Pesfst Frsnkln square) Con-
siantly hand, paint brushes sash tools whte-wash
brushes and all Kinds Of fancy brushes which he offers Cor
sale ct the lowest prices
o2S imeod- JOHN X. HOPPEI.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

NIOsl OF fOU have 10 Purchsse Almsnaes. 70 suPPly
k'kycar eostomers Now BY calling - Fulton yon
OBTAIN sneash Of them for ls4S supply each Of
eastomsn with copy, sfaruitously
Iney arc eseeietee with accuracy aad neatly got up
and are suited for say pat Of the United states os i'm
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100 HROADwAv

ocoplkkRs METALLIC sVsKfR FAskic,
rutHE extensive assortment q india Rubber xoas
offered in this city, embracing every article now
and OF quality heretofore uneqanled The
variety includes coats eosss boots shoes espes pouches
travelling bass, &C. ke at wholesale and retail AZ the
GOODYEAR Rubber Warehouse, 100 Broadway
ms In. OF. Trinity Church. between PiDe and wslst
SAUSAGE CAsINGs.-loo kegs OF the very beat
Saasllfy, lof sale By MERRITT co
all In y Soafhst corner Of Wal
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CLOTHING

fI'HE CHEAPEST fashionable Eenilemen's and boys
i wholesale and retail clothing establishment in New
York . J. NANDERBILTS 50 Maiden-lane, where may
be found thousands Of rssdy made garments equal In eve
~ respect 20 the best custom work Also, hundreds OF
pieces Of the most fashionable goods which will be made
% order 10 siyle hAi cannot be suIpassed. D. 2meod
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THE AMERICAN

A GRICULTU RIsT-A Msnfhy Publication. designed
40 improve the Farmer Planter, stockbreedsr aud
H0ftculturisf. edited BY A B. Allen This excellent pc
rocica commenced Ia 1879, has reached u. sixth
year steadily increasing value and interest Though
worthy the patronage Of h- extensive farmer
peculiarly adapted the Of that large class
Who, having some land, though bot little wish ~ MAKE
th-f little do is best. Subscr ptlous received BY
{. NJ SANTON
nl5st stthe Office Of puble.nos. zo5 Broadway
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FALL AND WINTER

In addition. would state that stock = composed
Of about szvEN THOUSAND garments ready ms1e and A
eEEsT variety Of Cloths, Cassmeres and Nestngs which
prepared 70 make 70 measure in such styles
fee assured viii meet with favor and suit The most
difficult ". r. DEGROOT CO.
W. IA. DEGRooT,
J0HN P BRIrro~. 80 ecdJal
Opposite Robertson's Phrnix Hat and Cap Store.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

4ovEsrIsGD ~ rRE TElsUSE sFEcIaL Arro>Tstsr.
il Ind b. II 6arfA<r esacfed
And al advertisements mad. nder the orders Of the Post
ster General IN Newspaper newspspers of ettes
uncaed 0r IN sny Post Ofc- shall be inserted the pa
ez papers OF the town place where the oce sdvef
tising may BE stoaisd Astzg ne la ger etreHA9or
Nss Post Ofee Las, poasd lAzreA }, lsfh
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EMPIRE RANGES

L,OR BAKING OR ROAsTIN0.-This article 10 supe-
nor to spythies Of the lipd market IL combines al
the sdvsatsses Of Atwoods Empire Cookins Stove For
sAls BY HICKok co. 80 WstsG-st
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MEDICINES.
DR.. SWAYNES

coNporSp SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
rHr .srssr srssDS fos Al oisEAsss OF rSa a'N
AND sxEssr
all the
medic
u The day ani
v,rety When pros...
y 10 Of great value % the
70 prossanee DT. swayas. Com
,o.nS >yrup OF wild Cherry
cfthe srssfess discoserie' OF naoce,n g,
.ncs q al tks many con POUNDS p. ,oi. .. u.
IT, rur. Of diseases which arict human mature.
ma sr. -sredv can be named, which nas "a a. shott
.r,cs OF time acauired srrk unDeutoro ey""l-Iee -.
lie public aai as performed such mfae -
= = -. r-rit1s Nnf received much cuos an rom
The f.culfv ard others. ss tAs lathF $500, =. -
DAILY learn from sources o. fesi ee.. -oasen,,
b.ve Ken elected In coughs, colds, asthma 1919
bronrh IA, splitting blood liver compliant pan .- -. -
aad hrs.st risins Or tickling "a the thfosL 49, 49,
800 IN csouel snd Other csu.es- snd eonsaH paon'
WHICH have baHcd the ski 81 eminent 'neaies
~s.,e-~e 10 .ud perseserre THAI powerful remedy
have been radically cured. There are Dow Pm ~ iA III
he rronretor numerous cerEcates OF cures ~hleh -
asionish crsdlliy itset were tneI u.s. -
~rrlt To those who afflicted with the above
xc say give tins medicine TAR uia.-, % W. ~. -
convinced tins Is no risefabie comPouhe o-s - -
powerful remedy. and that IL euTa's powers 'Ana a-s
and ei. rsSf q 81 ELEVEN YEARS STANDING.
] W Kuixht Walr1t-ss. between Third snd FOURTH
Cineinnst His saa grnu were intense BIS disease ~
sst,l naEins use Of Dr. swsyue's Compound syrup OF
MD Cherry which performed permanent cure
ANOTHER LIFE PRESERVED 49,.
PHrLADgLPHfs. ser.- p, 1875.
"a Il Sw.sNE-Dear Sir Having seen the Astonishing
.ure rerformed on Nj Tho BY your Compound syrup
81 wild cherry induced 70 Try i on myself VS.
t.k-n With violent cough. splitting Of blood shortnes
h-s.thrs together with violent attack Of asthma hao
rone myself from eyertion which was not abe 70
perform which Frustrated my system 20 treA eAieSt
commenced the use Of your Compound syrup OF " 10
cherry which gave almost immediate rebel ana an
,.s 10 sive nv testimony O. 81 who may be afflicted IN
similar way Il vi Be well 70 see that the signature Of
Dr. m swayne Is on each bottle OF Wild Cherry.
WIN. B. WALTON.
Thirteenthst doors from the corner Il Willow.
Towering hisa Ger imitation,
Dr. Swayne's Wild Cherry stands
Spreading JOY through many nation,
Even IN icy Switzerland.
Prepared only By Dr. "A. SWAfNE Inventor and sole
proprietor corner OF rhth and Race SIS Phadeip ha
All Wild Cherry prep aratons being positively hctoas
and counterfeit without his signature.
igsnff for Nm i0rs cuy-Chas n. Ring, cor Broad
way and Johnst r. Sands, ls5 Bcwery; r. b Warncr,
3l5 Beecker.st Jno C. Hart SIS GTsnd-st; j. l.. Lewis,
81 Greeuwich-st. J. b Dodd III Broadway Hosdley.
PHELPS d Co. and Wyatt hstchain. Also, hrs hsyes,
so Faltsn-st. BROOKLYN. sil omcMAN
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UNpHRSHIRTS

UNDERESTIMATE All kinds Of oder Garments for sac
" o. . small advance upon coat .. J. y. SASXAYS
newly established Genrssns Furnishing Store lsS WI
.st directly opposite old North Dateh Chseh, door
Aboy. Fulton-st
hrs prices, and satisfied thai yea viii rsds
with this house. NJ wv
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BONE SETTING.

DR. JONATHAN n oH Eel
Nstursl Bone Setter,
HAS CONE from Rbodc-lslznc and t1ken at -
III Henryrt 10 the City q Brooklyn. His practice
tends 70 .l Of the limbs such cis0csons ac
lures hip diseases sprzins, white swenzs abscsss per-
ishes, eoguastions, kc- JONATHAN T. SWEET.
IN M
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CYRUS ". FIELD & co.

COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
No. B8rliDg slip, Eew-Yorf.
he Hg.esf 5iarset Pric> Pad, IN Cssa, for
Ras Grass Rope. Rope CetunEs,
Csngas, Tsrrsd Rope, Cotton Waste,
Bsxgag, Hemp Rope, Gunny Bsszlng
And q. ether knds Of paper makers stock e their Rag
Wr.hous.. u Pt.ff-.t Se-.Yorx ~ ~
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HoRTICULTURIST

NOR NOVEMBER-This work Is devoted to the HoT-
ticulture the number Just "a the 5th Of The
second volume 10 Il edited by A }. Downing, who Is
well known be every way capable Of editing such a
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O,glcs % RECEIVER o. Taxes. New City Hall, Park
V,ANEs, 1sl7.-Notcs Is hereby given that the Tax
Books Of the present year now open =. this once,
and that Am ready 20 receive the charged them.
All persons their taxes previous 70 the st an1ary
are entitled dedlctonn the amount equa 20 Interest
the Of per cent per Annum calculated from the
DAY Of payment the lot Of February Orce hours from
8 A NJ 70 Z. NJ. B4nssb.- money only received
B. Persons ending full dese puon Of their property
% this oce wall have theiT bills sent % them, they
be had By applying a. this Office. SMITH DUNSiNO,
as tJaI Receiver Of Taxes