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FOR NORFOLK,

7 ~ = FOR NORFOLK. =
The OSCEOLA will leave WASHINGTON
every Thursday, at o'clock, A. NJ, for NORFOLK,
Returning, will leave Norfolk every Friday at
o'clock, +. M. Passage and fire IS 90. ......
JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
| iuly lD-tJanl
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CABINET, SOFA, AND CHAIR
.M.A.NUFACTORY.

.My4.NUF.dCTORY
JAMES WILLIAMS d SON, would re-
j spectfully inform their friends and the public
in general, that they have on hand at their new
WARE ROOMS on 7ih street, opposite the Office
Of the National In'eigencer, a general assortment
of SPLENDID FURNITURE, embracing in
part
Italian marble top Centre Tables
Egyptian do do
Fancy dressing Bureaus, marble top
Do do do mahogany
Mahogany spring seat Sofas, latest style
DO do Diyans
Do do Rockers
Do muse do 80 a-.
Do hgh-post Bedsteads s1'
Do French do -
Do dining Tables
Also, lot Of Common Furniture. such as plain
mahogany Bureaus, cherry and pine Tables, Cribs,
Cradles Bedsteads, plain and fancy cane and wood
scat Chairs.
All of which they will sell at such prices will
suit the tines for cash, to punctual customers.
Having in their employ experienced workmen,
they prepared to manufacture at the shortest no
tice Furniture of every description
NIB. Those who have old Furniture which they
wish to exchange tor new, are respectfully invited
to give him call.
may22 lw3w
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MRS. L. REEDER, Miiiiner, Dress and Cor
lyl set Maker, Penn. avenue, between LIST ant
n Gets, jpnel2
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VOHN WIIIIGMAN, House Furnishing Ware
j Rooms, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street, south side
y iln o. Ea t .es a
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CHEAP BOOKS.

A VARIETY OF SEC OND-HAND 30 0ES
n for sale on very low terms, at the Fountain
Bookstore, near he Railroad Depot. w..
may 10 # .-s '.r..s.,
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VI King, clearinghouse, q street, direct!
v, opposite the General Post Once
Jun u.s. .e
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GE oRGC SHAFT, Whi;emarsh,
-lulv 2 2ao.'ult &,n.gomery CO., Pa.
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD
SUMMER ENHANCEMENT.

&c. easg ss:ss s;ss al.
TOURS OF DEPARTURE Of the passenger
Il trains on the Main Stem and Washington
Branch of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Isl
NAV, lS47.
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LIME! LIME! LIME
AnA bushsls fresh burnt Lime for sale BY
HUI u. WARD Il SON,
a, their Lumber Yard on 18th street.
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u FINLEY HUNT, DENTIST, Washing
N, ton City, Penn. av. between 9th and 10th ST.
iu,e I t..#, ~.
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afg f wff 81;
rolat F.aaelS Roger. Rshmond; Psnp.yly,ns, Kelley,
%Siss;s Eyasi Soi susan Esa.is; oSas 90; css!sS
John 90
graphedsr 8 0eo,ge and 9 Cos ca shin xlknssr.
Henry Kelsey Gray. Avn.; Moissa Dix Hamilton. Leg
9s% xS 'fs dato slss
Norfolk; Harriet Baker A.xsndris; june Neker.on Fred.
Vol Sip Y;adss Ey.isss pIss: ss c:ii:
'ssS ossss ;ss IN s %
horns do; brgs Pioneer Hearn, Hayana; yctorn Weeks
s. Jse%. .Sp Banks
,;Sss .s Geosa Maria Ages brig, sub
Drew and Navarro; and from the roads brg Geo Ryan Fin
CAsrIsE oc, 2a-sld ship Aryum. Gooddge, Thomaston
& Po se 6 isn AS' q. Sy for
bay mar Beiisst f hli,o e up with A. hay H..
CD ship. switzerland. Nichols. Liverpool Antwerp, Nc
East InoM.srGr. DC, 2.-A.5 Juno, Robinson and Della
as 1e &C., :s.
s:S M ny
ys; s'h sem Ks,E% S.ys;sca
small NoIisI Gen Foster. spais: Fhii.dspha for
a.: H sst Ann w;!sA Esss, from Pen
Worth, h:psy from SSsa:asss; ss, H.ies S.s II.
0P n'i. I
port. shiIO Lagrange Sclby. Ton
sa ls IL @ar %::s
TfEsa s'se
ss H a st 81 % Sa
celona
NV ORLEANS, Oct. 2l-Arr. hips Charleston Sullivan n
York; adiu Dillingham;, dos Union Foster, 90; bark Ma
shua, Skaats Phadep ha; schr Fl Scranton, Wood fom
Tsmpico I'D ships Mary Fances Famham, Boston; Sea-
Myrick, Tam leo; ba herasr Mayo Boston, brig
Tit, Allison Havana; sch White Wing, Wafed. Nladl-
sonyi lie; Pausms. Porter, Rio O. ande.
NEwPoRT Oct 28Arr brig Mary Ellen, Swift, Pctou for
Fla River; scbr Stephen Waterman Ellis, FIN va. -
New BEDFORD Oct 29-Ars schT Cornela, Young, NYork
CID 8h schr sagadahock Barker Pacific Ocean, on afradms
voyage. r.
NEwBuRYPoRr. Oct 2s-An brig Chsnamus Harmon, Cron
stadL -
PoRTsMouTH, Oct 2s-Cid ship Centurion new oiIies
pie, Of and tor nv oIk. -, n..-,
Splendid Marble PhiIad; Eugene. Brown Bangor Sid ses
Jabez l. White Co.on; Mary Ann, Guest, and Lodemia
RIcHMoNp Oct GAR schs Cicero. Baker, ard Liberty.
God e. NYork Gaiena, Perpont staunton Sid schs Pat
Townsend; Alderman. Ward, and Mary W. Cahcart,
York; Rainbow. Rogers Boston. "
SALEM, Oct 28-Sld schr Crescent Philadelphia.
sAvANNAH, Oct 2-Ar brig Judge Whitman. Patterson,
Boston, Cid baTks Alice BeDty Dunbar; Vernon, Paxton,
ADD Isac Mead Brown, NYok; Rowland. Edridge Boston
briss Philura. Thatcher and Albert, Jones, NYork.
5T MARKs Oct s-ar brig Warcaller Josslyn, York;
WALDoBoRo', Oct 23Cld ship Geo Evans, (new) Couil'
lard nor cans.
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Movements OF the Packets.
Port of New York, November L. Isa7.
Arrived.


Ship Hartford Sannerman Savannah. IL days. to Durham
Dimoa. Has had pilot on board days.
ship Sabna Slate Sag Harbor Sc hours to Slate Caroline
x Howell
Pelsse x Brooks SO seerage passengers
Brig Pioneer Williams, Bordeaux 50 days, to MeIeue
9Th lat 42 n Ion 81 heavy hurricane from
10 Be, which away foremost. bowspr maintopma
rive san brig Aurora. soenn Antwerp. 81 days, with
British brig John sul Kathleen Ms 90 days.
British brig Helen Mar Card WOdsor "A days. to master
r fish brig Jane McGonogl, Windsor IL days, via New
Brig Mobile Buckley Mobile, 20 days. to Sturges. Clear
man X Go.
Brig Richard Irgersol Plumer, Machias days, to
Big Randall. Bray. Machias, 7 days. to Snow.
Schr Nile, Hampton. Belize, Hnnd. via Absecom Beach
where she had beea ashore, TO Labausse. The hss
schr John Van Zandt Bodman consisted of 0o logs
oganv log wood $l987 Cofha-$7l68 Lsbon,se
S5288 % go Ba col box turtle shell bis
ge. keg spikes $i3tl l5a4 lbs copper Alexander.
Schr Canary, FainswoIh, Lubec, days. Smith Boyn
sehr Wreath Tultut Philadelphia days. bound to Brit
Schr Volta, futile, Philadelphia, to master.
Schr Cora, Philips, Philadelphia, to master.
Below.
Ship James II Sheppard from Antwerp.
Also, barks, unknown.
Ships Alexandria. Baltimore Lucas Philadelphia; North
erner (s) Charleston; bark Noorwaard. Rotterdam.
Ship New Hampshire, for Antwerp, has anchored at SW
Spit. =.
ogwood TO Nesm 4 Walsh The is bound to Mars'illes
put in short of and prov Left ship Lucona
Sherman for Bremen brig Historian Mken for Marseilles
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Arrival. Of ssr-"s.rs-

BusoAv Oct 3lT
s~setcAs srgxf,.
Gmy De.ware; A Miner. Gsorgia; tn;seI Alba
S.e Camp aS u s M IT ra%Sa ALABAMA; Dale
AsToR HOUSE.
Rs Smith xss.s asi!S9
0e aa MisS Mas. So;'fS
As.1 ssaf ss
Phil sn CSSSs s s.S .a a1
ton; douid Wellington ssSniei quebec; whSi:,
NoTs A H,vsa. .d BdpS
Jon, jersey; "j' Hoy do Fisher csyass; sn
o:oa apeS sly M
f hi:d ns as'i0$ r.!
AIR. M'i'S h%1 s91s' Sas
EASTERN PEARL STREET HOUSE.
E.tpeni NJ b::Ss; Do; sii a.d l:a{, 1h%;j MsI:
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
St ASsn: Sf
e Ss Rp A saaa; a SSaS De
HOWARD HOTEL.
Avs! rsse'Sh 1,G Vd Boston Ssw
Yor
Taylor, Maine; A Murphy. Burlington
JUDsoN's HOTEL.
d. s Katu Waterloo; TDwight N Haven Fisher, Rich.
mould Colt Hartford; Granger. Albany Mr. aud Mrs
Douglass, N York.
LovEJoY's HOTEL.
Goodrich Peru Clinton s; eo"aty NV YoIs soS
Foote Hamilton. New York; l. Allen Norwich. Conn
4 Lvttle Hartford. New York; Mitchell, Geneva do;
Seagen, Griffith Phelps, do; Caves North Caro-
linz; Andrews, New York: T Brewster W parher
vile, New York; HsoPsa, Lyons. DO; B.nsSssa
county, %; j Thom.Gn, Thornton; Jun Mopt;saIi "
I'tsis Fails New Iori Bo%ioy; jaa' Wiea.ii, do
Heynold New York and Erie Railroad; Lester, New
London Conn; G Bunhen, T Bscheldon, Baltimore w
Pratt, Providence; Gnuden, Nantucket; PEI die
New YORK; Hsme., syracu,s, do; = G Munrow Eas,
Buffalo, do: Howes. Hartford Conn: w Blake Swanton,
Vermont; James Harshorn Boston Wheicher. Quincy,
Mass; w Gould, Salem, do John Propen, Duchess co.
NORTHERN HOTEL.
w Harrison, Mechanicsvile; Salisbury do Benson,
Erie Pa Madison dol Van Deusen, Philaa; tarpo.
Glein, st Louis; Watt, Oregon city.
RATHBUN's HOTEL.
c Roger, Albany; P Aldricke Msssschufsts; W spea-
Cary. Bnghampton w Cooke, Philadelphia; Pierce, Le
banon Springs.
TAYLoR's HOTEL.
Horton Lubec; J r Arnold. Eat Haddam; Miss Ar
mold, New York; J Goodspin and lady East Haddam.
WESTERN HOTEL.
A Pennington. Someyille; Hart, Hobbiville; J
Manchester Philadelphia; H Macomber, Wndhsm Centre;
9 8 Conkling. Rocky Hill; B,tcheer, Saratoga co;
and lady. Ot,ego CO; & Judd c.
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PoTrsvILLE, Oct. 3d. The quantity sent this week
by railroad is 81 3s4 03; by canal, l006 6s; total for
the week 1881 IL tous total by railroad ls7 49,
do by canal on tons There has been increase
this week on both canal and railroad-and the demand
for prepared GOAL Is greater than the facilities to send
1t TO market After this week there will be decline
the canal. The boats that drawn from the Tide
Water Canal will return to their old channel after
ing the present trip The railroad will Increase the
rates Of toll and transportation to Broad street and
the line ten cents per ton the LIST Of November 1t is
to be regretted the.prices are already too high
Frsghs by canal have advanced to 30 cents to Phia
dslpha, and 81 is to New York.
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The Flour Markets.

DETROIT, Oct H.-There was but little doing In -four
but the few sales indicate little better feeling 20 bbls
Exchange sold for SIS IS9l 10 bbls Empire at So 1871;
$50 bbls Cobb Co at SIS 20; all on board. Owing
the bad condition of the roads the wagon receipts have
dropped of materially within the last few days That
coming in is not very much sought after and prices
may be quoted at SIS to SIS ll the most Of 1t Is how
ever, taken at the former figures.
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MAcKEREL FIsRINo.-We learn that the mack
erel catchers of Truro, on Cape Cod, have been
doing fine business lately One vessel in the course of
three took less than 800 barrels 10 one
trip Of days che took $50 barrels in another OF eigh
days 29O barrels and In another Of seven days l7t
barrels other vessels In the OF the last
have brought in fares varying from 400 to oOu
barrels This unusual success has gwen new impulse
to business among the hardy and enterprsng citizens
Trur
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WESTERN TRAvEL.-The Cumberland Ciri-
liam says "To Jude from the number
that arrive here every evening in the
and take their departure in the coaches westward We
should say that the at the time immense
We have doubt that the national road lines trans
ported to Brownsville and Wheeling, more than one
thousand during the past week. and that au
equal number will be carried the Aeghanies the
present We venture say that the energy and enter
prise Of the propretors OF these lines equaed by
any others in the United states.
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mouslv TO the TAXATION people of the Union and
dangerously to the hazards Of immense standing
army.
That the occupation Of the interior, with view Of
coercpg Mexcsns to peace Is mpracticabe because
they have government, no civil organization with
which treat and kly to have as long as they
kept dsorganized by the presence OF the
army
But no internal system OF forced contributions.
military sesures will support army In the Interior
such will be required to the subugaton OF the coun
try
the offensive line, those of versed in the SCI
Of But will 90 further We will maintain
the position Of Mr. Calhoun to wit that the defensive
line from Passo del Norte, 81 degrees westward
to the Pacific every 700 miles will require defence
Dept company OF dragoons, because desert extends
on both sibes Of the line, north and south for at
least 800 miles uuiuhabited, and impossible to
TO Santa Anna crushed theresources of Mexico
in the raising Of armies.
The Rio Grande would only portion Of line
requiring stationary garrops Of defence and three or
petent to deter the Mexicans for to anu
would also keep the Indians peaceably disposed p
an snactual check to the alarming appearances VI 'e
threatened depredstons the Texas frontiers 49,, 4,
Scattered all the territories OF MEXICO, ,Ie.s
now about the following aggregate o. troops un'e
Along the main line under Gen sootI IN
GLIDING detachments arriving ut, or en- o,o
route for Vera Cruz. 80. 1oooo nien'
Under Gen Taylor, along the main northern ooo :,
santa "a dstacbment ............. 1000 -"
Tampieo station S,.r.rso .md '''
colonists .'..' '''''.. 80. 'ooo
c.r,.. ,hs ,roo"s 70 ass.o:va i,ns and You NAV
hold your boundary the twentieth century and keep
all the frontier Indians check, with force OF 10 600
men, equal saving of fifty millions Of dollars for the
FIRST year Of the experiment
We see no other alternative now than the defensive
line THE DOCTOR.
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sMersu 8euard-io hi 10 or w Averilf-yo hf.o a
E.r.ao-3 hi Or Caswell-so hid wine 0aidyo,.s
sssnPy Ws.mors' q ri DO - u
6ks OIL burd col54 cs br ndy iru CaIet rs olnLs
do syrup uIt mustard liquors anchoyes sfy
70 cs A Deesme-35 K ID Haviland-l Schrase e koopr
100 hhds wine 452 es do Meette Back-2o dium-io
pipe brandy 70 or 20 hhda wine 20 hi 70 order
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Do.uess,c lrns,oruasiOsas.

MosuE-BriR Mobile bales cotton Dellinssr-sS 90
Adams Hawtborn-20a do bales hops do WOO, yoo NOES
Genre 4 ro--O0 hides Marsh-20 bis m0asses Case
COLO boHe. tobacco W;wali COLO bales leather w
Leggeft-Ie9 bales cotton 70 order n.. a.
SAy.NNnH~Shp Haftford-l26 bales cotton brigham
Carhart-o SiIas Br,nson67 Duaham Dimon-S6 Blu rt
ia a Gowdrv-l89 F. x Il Graves-234 S~an-200 cks
rice 800 bags Boon-7s cssrise Gfeen-isi bags
r,cs and ou Knapp Sun-3 bills Taylor co-34 frush
40 bls warn do-2 leather NJ Loop col cS mdz
peareI-l Mattlev X Smrr-l9 Petty Manu- Van Ness
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DR CONyERs iNyIG9RA.TpIN,G!s, go, GORDIAL F0R

H2saH fsSss5S Il ssS$.
and powerful remedy has been used with the most
ss hi dss
remark BILE were the cures ha the late SIR Ashley hailed
sustain ss hSh encomum The highest medical .~bores
in the United States recommend as superior to othe
proprietor does not offer remedy the afflicted Cath
ocon, but as for The following affections
the indulgence of the passions ~ ripper years
1sr p.psion he heart dyspepsia pain
head dmness Of vision vertigo unacy loss of muscular
and total decay Of witty Mentally IL, victim sue aber
or melancholy Orebodhgs aversion Of social inteTcorse
mdty and love solitude These some
cases of sudden decline or consumption may
and particularly in the country where these solitary habits
NAL alliance. haVe NOT been happy results
which should attend the connuba state will this adj
WOULD Ss sv from Ssse evils and
be restored to manly vgo of body and mind not to
mode Of eTecng cure aud the hints and full disclosures
which accompany the MEDICINE are highly important to the
m-red and single Free 81 per bottle; BIO hall DOZEN OF
n B@ThE cordial contains no mercury. or any mineral
wholesale snS retail l Fulton q.
at ii, residence, IS Third Avenue, New York
The "Cordias will be forwarded to any part Of the
city OF country by addressing as above post paid amount en-
Also, for sale by Dr. Wsd.wor.h IS North Main 'sEsst
IssTBsS Asssy M e.; y " Ns %" HS 81
BMsTed and those contemplating %1T rsS
eSeicsSs s. At III Il, IsS.nee and
AL: AZ sSf ;arf Sd s %;ssrs 81 w
s,:aSA of'h' pr'''''i'a' r'nd'' o" "''''' ~ ssi
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UNLi 0t.NlINE yttUhAtU' ITALIAN
i MEDIC ATED SOAP-BEWARE OF A SPURIOUS

L MEDCATED SOAP-BEWARE OF SPURIOUS
iRTlCLE his delicious compound deseIvedly iav0-
with the public versay acknowledged rank fore
modern inventions and this celebrity accorded
oit for its astonishing Of purihcaon, well
for surprising medical and chemical properties Its action
the human ska marvellous but for the enlght
ened state Of society would he accredited the of
magic, and its inventor probably suffer at IKE stake
wizard The days of necromancy, however have by
but happily belt OF far greater potency
the golden Of the mighty Hermes Certain is that the
transformations which dark rough chapped recked tanned.
auds alsn Medcated Soap exceed the power Of magic
1t so highly medcated that the entire host of cuaneous
eIuptions cured BY it is 80 that
and smooth as infants is che miea are so pow
tanned into be easily rendered soft plant clear
gha fragrance will float the lveo9g day around the person
surpsss as purifier and cleanser Of the skin nothing
article eItank and gentleman who values uruops ton
valuable the maiden wife mother, father brother lover,
possible the helpless nurseng whose ender
skin frequently chafed and have anything
delightfully."- soothing applied than Gouaud Italian
Medicated Soap
Beware Of spurious purporng be indicated and
especially beware Of counterfeit Of Gourauds Soap sold
Couandt The only place in New York where Gou
auds articles be obtained genuine is at his depot ST
Walker street. frat store of Broadway New Yorks
MI re I'm
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I AIDES, ARE GAUTlo }, AGAINST UslN

Ap9Hn 6sE aAgK9SFP AHfT g ss NO
ns% sSr 1s% yil
We have prepared beautiful vegetable article which
ss s 81 y
skin NATURAL healthy, alabsser cleaI living white; az ths
same time acting as cosmetic on the 'Kh' making ' aH'
Sold in New York only Q. Chatham Price IS cents
ISL HAE
s skin j; fs.91,s ns best, ,h
sdS GSS X a, Is e. snd by the
Human Liquid
s Df or grey N''
Full and copious directions enclosed;
Sold ~ the of the American Eagle, No. SO Chatham
SET OF aESEm For S.sh .s1y dgm
yellow and unhealthy teeth 1s, being once Or clean
" sIqusteiy fine, that daily
%G'e
eo%ns
Wy snS mafs Il. is e'A
Price IS or yh cents box.
Sold in New York only at 80 Chatham street
THERE ARE 100000, 900 70 PORES TO THE SKIN
These have be Kept free %
effect outlet for impurities of the body,o make the SKIN
sftS. ofi human a disease
singular fact that the hgmo which clog The pS 20. %
yellow, rough. dark look.
diseases of the head face aud hands, such scurvy
eryspelas satheum tch boards sore heads tan
freces sunburn morphew yellow, dark dsgured skin are
cured When these removed persons who use e
bath should remember that than water Is required
the humor from the have seen persons VINO
have had filthy skin diseases for years. and ar trying every
thing have been cured by washing the with Jones
Italian hemca Soap, and conscentousy oher or any
Of the above complaints II particularly adapted 20 persons
from the sunny South They would find theiI skin mush
so .. cl S9s
Sa Ss
so cents IS, .v.p,r
Boston Reddng Co.. State street; Baltimore, Taylor
CO. Jarvis Buildings; Pittburg, Pa; Newark by Van Bus
kirk; Brooklyn, 1s9 Fulton street.
M AgNIFICENT BEAUTTFUL AND AND G M6 10y
~. 10 BE HAD FOR THREE SHlLLINGs ONLY
we have many times given you the names OF of
most citizens who have pledged their word that
ner trial they found Joncss Coral Hair Restorative
really 10 possess all the qualities claim for it, We again
tell Won the human hair to stops and cures
falling oG remedies scurf dandruf And costs but
three shngs real and actual qualities in the above
and in showing how soft dresses harsh dry n keeping
In in order three longer than hair oand makes light
red or gre hair grow naturally dark from the fact
is the most excellent and economical article made
AZ one trial will prove II is sold in New York the sign
the Amorcsn Eas!c, "a CHATHAM strsst only
Boston Rsdding Co., State streets gsltimorr, Tsyler
Co Jarvis bIAinHs Pittsburgh Pal Newark By VS. BSs
kiYk, tresklyn. 10 Fulton nSees ean ~ ~
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Passengers Arrived.
saylrrAn-ship Hsrtford-Messrs Hosis, vsnu--
BsIIss tHcnj--schr NiieMe'mJ Msrtirs, Carroll and
servant
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uUNTERIAN DIsPENsARY. No DIVISION street
established A d. 1885, by the propretor for the
successful Of disease Of secret and for
the sale Of DIR. HUNTERS RED DROP. This medicine
is the only remedy earth that safely be relied
thoroughly this hord disease without injury the
when all else have failed A comprehensive treatise accom-
panes each VIAL with full directions which warranted
efecuay curd in all cases, how long standing
how deeply seated the system with less trouble to the
the world or pay will be taken. Price 81 per vial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-01

NAkTEK'S SPANISH MIXTUKE-1his extruordnary
remedy Is for the first time presented the public
Its use in private pracce for has
.gnszed BY marked success. and ha. proved beyond the
tensve class Of diseases which tonic Alternative applies
be Scroula cutaneous affections syphilitc and mercual
yi.csyn aiscti9n. Of he Kidney liver spleen
nesy recommend trial Of the mixture Mild, but
aud searching in its effects containing arsenic corrosive
those complaint. which often battle the ,k Of he Rhy
Minor, corner Of 18th and Third Avenue where the
MIXTURE may be obtained 1t may also be found Rings
Drug Store 1872 Broadway If John Gums 3l
Blocker Sc; and of Mr. L. Blocker Chilton 37s Green
witch street,
Pamphlets detailing will be furnished BY the agent.
al ikrc
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i Price x75 Manufactured and for sale by
o24 X. HOE u CO, % and 81 Gold IT.
VNO Notwithstanding KEEEPEKs,
aud others wishing to lay in their winter stock of groce
such butter, cheese, lard coffee and all
o,her articles in the grocery line will make saving OF
Pearl block from Franklin Square All orders
from the will be strictly attended and
in large small packages, to suit the purchaser
OILS I4t* w. STORY. Agent.
I EFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
II WANTED.-Lades and gentlemen having superfsous
effects dispose of such Wearing Apparel Furniture &c
Obtain fair cash for the by sending for the
subscriber through tbs Peat Office otherwise who will
tend at their residences. ]. LEVENSTYN,
466 Broadway, up stairs.
Ladies' can be attended 70 by Mn. J. Levenstyn.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-01

INSTANT CURE FOR THE TOOTHACHE-There
L have been many attempts from time mmemorial, dis
dover speedy and permanent for the toohache The
acute can resist for Ave minutes the Glove Anodyne IL kills
the forever far its capacity endure pain
cened If this universally known, how genuine
misery distraction tending" would be saved How many
suffer. for days together from tins greatest Of all
The minor ills that curse humanity"
a poe says Of the Iliad of Homer,
II would not be without it in my house,
For all the wealth Of Cresus."
Prepared and sold Henry Johnson chemist
A. Sands Cp 27s Broadway corner Of Chambers street
sold also by respectable druggists the United States
e. Purchasers must be careful that they be deceived
by worthless compound under the of Glove Ano
dyne Examine the wrapper of the vial before purchasing and
observe the and signature of Henry johnson all
genuine. au31 30t~ IN