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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-02-05
WATER CURE.


r. ]. D. COPE
Has just completed an addition to his Water
Cure Establishment in Salem. He is now
prepared to secure to an increased number
OF patients the full advantages of the Hydro
pathic practice.
Salem, Dec. 1916.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-02-05
CONSTANTLY ON HAND,

Sole Leather, Upper Leather, Calf-Skihs
Shoes. Boots. Sugar. Molasses, Tea, Coffee,
Spice, Fish; Gin. mould Candles. Tar by
the kit and barrel. Turpentine, Sperm Oil,
Flaxseed Oil, Paints, &C., &C., by
HEATON g. IRISH.
Dec, oSth, 1916.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-02-05
The N%OrWegianS.

How little is required to make a people
happy. A traveller in the northern countries
of Europe. speaking Of bleak and barren Nor
way, says:-''I have gffen Jeh that | could
live and die coniented among its rocks and
woods and dalos, in the midst of its quiet and
v%irtuous people. No one ever left Norway
without regret. 1t is a country In many
parts of which a child might walk about with
a bag Of gold, and no one would modest him;
where the stranger, by day or by night, may
knock at any door he comes to, and be wei
come"
And yet this same writer describes the
N~orwegians as exceedingly deficient in what
are usually considered comforts. With one
large bed, like a deal box, into which they
all creep, some stn is spread at the bottom,
and sheep-skins for covering. Their vain
scots are composed of Trees, with moss stuff
fed in the chincks, and in some houses the
WhOie stack of utensils were one large pot, ar
axe, one knife, and half a dozen wooden
bowls and spoons. Still they were very hap
py.-Mass. Spy.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-02-05

If we would enjoy ourselves we must take
the world as 1t is, mixed up with thousand
spots of sunshine-a cloud here and there
a bright sky-a storm to-day, a calm to-lnor-
row-the chill, piercing winds of autumn,
and the bland, reviving air of summer.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-02-05

81 challenge any man who unders lands
the nature of ardent spirits, and yet for the
sake of gain continues to be engaged in the
traffic, to show that he is not involved in the
guilt of murde r."-Reu. Or. Lyman Beecher.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-02-05

What a beautiful lesson is taught in tn csc
words of Sterne: 80 quickly someti mes
has the wheel turned round. that many a man
has lived to enjoy the benefit Of that cha rity
which his own piety projected"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-02-05

FLATTERY is a sort of bad money, TO which
our vanity gives currency.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-02-05

ToUcHING.-A recent traveller gives an ac-
count that when he was walking on the beach
of Brazil, he overlook a colored woman with
a tray on her head. Being asked what she
had TO sell, she lowered the tray, and with
reverend tenderness uncovered it. 1t was
the ~lifeless form of her babe, covered with a
neat white robe, with a garland round the
head, and flowers within the little hands that
lay clasped upon its bosom.
at was mine a few days ago." she replied
"but the Madonna has it for her angel now
"How beautiful you have laid it out! >
said the traveller. She added, cheerfully,-
"Ah, what is that 10 the bright wings i
wears in Heaven ="
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-02-05

made for Dombey and Son TO trade in, and
the sun and moon were made to give them
light. Rivers and seas were formed to float
their ships; rainbows gave them promise of
fair weather winds blew for or against their
enterprises stars and planets circled in their
orbits, 10 preserve inviolate a system of which
they were the centre. Common abbrevia-
tions took new meanings in their eyes, and
had sole reference to them. A. ID. had no
concern with Ammo Domini, but stood for Ammo
Dombey-and Son.-DOmbey D. Son.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-02-05

There are in Pittsburg, Pa, at present,
nine daily newspapers. Fifty years ago the
place was a wilderness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-17

SENT Ja.ss isao Coleman Mr. and Mr.. Laru. Eyrs. Paul
I've AMI fa,ny Professor Riley and family Mad Gavee
Mile LsraI M aod q Thomas. Dsssrt Beyfnesz Ri
ch srd ard servant Moore and Felr weihon
1 DasoaI%sa; sad M: 6aIa%, Brewer. Mls. Mary
Broekemann Meme. Biaud. Mailard. Numa Lscose. Mia
yrls Ls.gus. Dacouman Hays. Pariange Morris and
Leh FAD LADY safoa' aud lady Mspsr Lam
Messrs s,nquirco, Paul Adendo Vie francesca Balai.
Antoao kyfga ne Settimo Rosi Amci. Macchi. Rubino
Touau Urnt Lieut. Cerr,sni PnEEezl50 steeage.
NEw oRLEAss-Bng raylos-G Coffee, AID Went
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-17

Cleared.
Ships-St James, (packet)
Minarn Co; Mssi;Sippi, Harvey, Baltimore, Nesmth
w%; lug ;s ls sE s2 e J, ,.9 s
60; John Gardiner, Carpenter, Belize Hond. Alex
sasmSsa wilkins Ps,ti1 Hu;hg
PM: Fs,c.s, saysqaah Duaham D,mSo TEbe- Meteor
Bsos Sakey dsoEna Rdde do Post
a.s y. ss N sS
CtSwell. and Bel Baxter B e.un,.
Arrived.
French steamship Union Herbert, Chebourg. Sept to
SHIP Caeioqa Goldman, Macao April e. Amer June 9Th.
Po. 70 sail ssas day sid FIN Ani'sr June ship Helena
WfsS Lo"dOa No A%src.n vessel at ' Anchor IN 3;
Msas S.a we The cpsr%s has been M
from sdaSs Died the outward si o: .ar
e: .Sas o1,. 6 Msssa OF
ltino The balance Of wage. and effects Of thf deceased
EaeOaasrsa the Ne gale off Egg Harbor on
BIZ Gs:iis iof Neweurypor Bray sad
s 81 csps sopn eS a
Bi s.,n ss, ,1ssnf 1oPs Savannah
Brig wsndere Evans. Neuvit... 10 days, Holt Owen
aTy with ~ AA'
s ri: Virginia, isi fliIs!e hs s,h lat
fig with red
Br g Falcon Pi Bermuda days, in ballast to Tucker
Br brig Ann Tucker Bay Chaleur. NF Is days. to
Laurie.
Brig Taylor tof Belfast Me.) seeey New Orleans, %
days, to master.
Brig Savannah, Dixon. Savannah Sept to sturges. Clear
Co.
Brig George, Yaes, Chaes 10 days, Geo Bulklev
thnst lat 81 So loa "a TO- spoke brig Moses from New
York for Oh lrleston.
Brig Coae Crabtree, Sullivan, Me- days, with granite
for the Navy Yard.
seh Cutter (of Boston, Pratt Malaga, so days. to Badger
Peck.
Br schr Ellis, Permont, Bermuda, days. ballast to Mid
dleton Co.
schr Joha Moreau Coombs Chareston days, to Bad
Il Peck
Schr Spoford, Lougstreet Virginia.
Schr Jose Rogers Marsh, Virginia
Schr Chncsrora Albertson, York River.
10 Telegraph reports vessels in sight at sunset.
Sailed.
ships Monument. Brazps Santigo MARY Frances Mobile;
banks Aetya Lisbou Ann Welsh P,nsacola Republic Bal.
rmore bngs Penguin Gibraltar; Eous ia, mel; Virgnia
AP,lschieola; Clinton, Savannah Emelns, Portland, and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-17

ZEE AMP
ssss s' ;1s @ si s
teud at their residences. J. LEvENsTYN.
4Ss Broadway, mp stairs.
CLIaEHUGA's VENrlLAfING WHO'S, Soaps and
ia he wS ID An fram'nst'on wa prove This esosc.l
5 .S sa S e: and .:sey b:
hair every hair having the appearance of
i%s hs hf. si OF
SSe s
sgers invited 70 Inspect them, whether from
of 81. John halter. sic 3Otsm
| DRIv TIE LiFE-Tne ceIe DRAFTED MADAME ADOLtH,
at III Hester street Bowery, aud geAeraly ackno
lodged the most wonderful yom in ,I.teace, ineads
Those who dng hese few days, wish ye, 70 consul. her
lag. ana business .feyery description.
Consultation hour any during the day and evening TIL
Warehouse, No 1902 Fulton directly oppoee
the oId NSh Dutch thp,ch where every style Of fall and
CLoAKs-Qfblack and blue broadcloh', beaver
OVER GoATs and OVER every TO 90
shade oftweed, broadcloh', beaver and pilots. -.
Also ars. ba,ine:; Sacks Froci ~ "
The new ys Of ss sa 1nE' CoATs 90 to 10 90
f4AMT :s plan ssa {;asy IA, GsST:Is:.
VESTS .as:: &c c .e y: ..as Velvet. 80
%.s s;:as%."s q French. rS.l,G d.%sS
be made up to order to suit the most a,di9u sn,ru
81, ,o.m lo2 Fulton ST. opposite the Old Dutch Church.
F4fEH rHaASaSSs 4sD %sDo%
e oid stand Bowery French and American Papers Of
uesetpt,n at the lowest market prices He also
patterns, cheap for cash.
G 20 wanted to work Band Boxes at IS Bowery.
II AvsANA sEGAR MART. 2O5 Water street corner Of
u.on street N r-Fancs Butler having made
with several Manufacturer ia Havana aso with
~, sno conssnees Of Havana and Principe Segas
~ e S OF ew York, to furnish him with samples of ali
oreas bcgs TO the public that they NAV
az az ZINES depend upon being supplied with the genuine nrt
purchasers. """ !" P"uiuties 10 SUIT
NB-Duty free for export,on ,s7t.m
TO CANA BIRD FANC!ERs-a meeting of cana.
~ bird ane,ers viii be held Lafayete Hall Road
way opposite Niblos Garden Friday eyeaug Sept Eth
HI0cock, to hear the Of the committee rnpa,n,.d o.,
form constitution and draft bye laws govern the sboye ~
socntion All canary bird fanciers invited 10 attend
STAAw soARDsS-so tons $40 ESsIas Or sal. b
"""" No. " 0d u Nssssn s1oss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-17
THE NEW YORK HERALD
BLisHMENT,
aorth-vvsss conner or Fulton and Nassrw sss.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR.
CIRCULATION-FOIaTY THOUSAND.

DAILY HERALD-Every dar, Price cent? Der co --sy
n per annum-payable in Advance
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-Prce OK csHu
copy-$J l2x cent? per annum-payable ia advance.
HERALD FOR EUROrE-Every steam Packet day
fnce 81 cents per copy-Jo apnun, including postage
or 80 2 exclusive Of POSTAGE payable advance Subscrp
tons and Advertisements wall be received by Msssrs Galig
nan 10 rue Vivenne, Paris r. ainonds, 10 Conh and
John Miller, the bookseller London.
ANNUAL PICTORIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on the
LIST Of January Of each yearsnge copies srpeace each
ADVERTISEMENTS,a at the usual prices-eways cash in
mdnne The Proprietor will not be responsible for so that
may occur IN them
.fRlNTiNG Of all kinds srscutsd beautifully and with
despatch.
H..r,6SSE q \: T 9ss . 2o gsss g 9:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-17
Telegraphic Correspondence.
BosroN, Thursday, Sept. 1851 PM
Outside distance thirty miles, packet snip Ocean Monarch
from Liverpool % inst. Four days later direct.
Herald Marine COrrcspOudonco.

outde distance thirty miles, packet ship Ocean Monarch
from Liverpool % inst. Four days later direct
Herald Marine Correspondence.
Arrived brig M,,,moro Bradford .chf lei Eli;
h@ss 1ss. SG aver As@ ssss
K Wss'" sm pSv c ,nss JsS1 wns CO do George
Sw: Sys,g cd . m., r @ T:sa,oS Oregon
Bel w. bs Ida ss.o o%i per rG ss fsse se'H do
ma, S's.s s.s Ef,Ss, B',f :, J:so DE- Cuba
ws iatsmosos, Blanchard. Portland; Cordova Ncke.son,
Miscellaneous Record.
Bnio referees in the case q sslyge on brig
.e e. OF ,es% d S%sd a,, New sSSo,d by
have awarded 20 The sailors % cent sales Of so
% ss. 20 'Ss1 S The of salvage on the
,o ses1 !Sgs ,Sod9sS The from sydney Bo
srew were s,a OF N, % ult Cape Csn,o by seh
SSa.a. Inc IN twenty minutes after being aban-
BsIs KDessLL q EsH Thom..,on. los, near Galveston
bl. teans oy sour ests lin. Tor last She was
ma.ton. ''u ~ East ino-
E., WIS., is Sept ,Th' ,shS g M.y before reported
oss.t,eys No wreck. IN, aud %stsnsIs
IN. bsrometsr indicate gale. ~ We" ~
orssc. Sept 1.-THE bark Mary Jane hence for Liy.rnoo
Sns 20 Ss %
ported Thadsy .. s putin b.E 70 pn .. re-
having uaded Point Sc Laurent supposed TO have
Seas DseL.saIor. Of Nswburypor before reported dis.
ma Add % ndened sns saoseq leatly picked
rnd for Liverpool SB, from Montsgo BAY. They rgaed
~ mass AID arrived a. Chezeicook g. 9Th inst whence
she was tOwed to Halifar night Of 7th.
rrBsIs WV BoorBsr smith, Of and from Windsor Ms for
before reported by ship, night oil 3th taken
ne others having jumped on ard the ship The brig aus
SCHOONER nsme unknown. from PhiIad.phi, for Bos
Island near Fire Island. N ~ NoAs
DEL BnEAEwArgR Sept 1.-THE scbr suaap W,rdv ell of
sslen Mas WssR,q from Wlnd.or s. for Phi Isdeirhs
struck on The north side Of the Break At
O'Clock; shortly after she struck boats from the United
State, cutie Forwnd Captain Noner were
cd ~ Der sssisancr and after deal exeon she was
go with . q anchor and cham rudder unshpped keel
)or, and makes about twenty strokes water per
undergo tfmparfry rcpsin and proc ICED 70 Phi
a1chr<2 OF. Lawson, from North Carolina
the hsrbor was run into By Tbs
ID cut down 70 the wstsrb sass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-17

q 4 n REWARD Lost Gold Watch, M. J. Tobias x
" ~ Co. Liverpool makers, No 90 IN stepping from
the Harlem OF Broome street and Bowgy 18th
instant Leave it at 81 Rutgers Place. or stebbns Co.,
26i Broadway sis 3terc
ITO BLACKsMITHS, MACHlNl5TS &c.--A rare
chance is offered of Establishment Of the best
thorouGhe in the lower part Of the city essblished many
s: Ia En- s q 10 Ssa . s''
siS ksfs
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corsasm la.,orSAaAs,..s.

CAsrOs-shp Cine pnar-lsal pkgs tea si17 Is cassia
ss ss H SsSS
B. sss g.. Pig d. BcSTs BIosHs
Dsrhsa asa pLgs oyphsnt sonsss II enssss do
is. mdas ' M.p.. 'ss s0a Dc Lpp Sch
Robins ~ dier-s bns I, order.
P.S sesn Braun oasn cos
MtIS soss PSD,. Ghfssdsa Bliss sagisI
% Eh Witch Bar
ces f s@s ri.5 S1S3 sS
co. CO. II. v;yir %SsS. sPSi %%o Ei CIV g
S$$ 9;S:; !f:si S,EE -
eS S9es SSs hss s0afd WasS
Ss S.Ss SssI ejs ears
ics .aria ssss e%@ 1.p solomon Hn~i Biz
dssy cook yse eo W Ess,% HI
S:T YHssdd :s hf"'S
ATs ss s.sls. H Fa
s:G Hifs s%i;s eco, 6 Ssi
Sss wi s' Hi Rsa%H
sues eoi Wins sss.o a'ss eoa 30
a,S W .s; sss;%s.1 Ey Fellows W.|'
aSs':@r ss:s We %s f Me-
k.sh s.. s,ssl d.
ssssa f.2s.s co.. Il Hs. William.
so-i fs,att1i fea,.p,a ssa D,a.ss~i 4. Iys%no.
5.r sS Na ass, ss Is'
col ah'enfejt-i Z L,gpold Il co=3T Openheim Co
q 4 Grosh ii w Il Miler-l w l. Beal-l q Rich
Bshop-2 tmer c-l + Bograng-- w ii M,no & OIL
" tecks-i q I'D mani lyric X Lsudei-2 Msguin
order
MALAGA chr Cutter-2 silks II Cotheal-23t or
ckswa 30 do oil % Jales Aquine G,iway-2 or cks
bemt &c b'gs anonds 1870 cks wine stalker-5i7 bxs
lem us Draper X Uevii.
MARAcA,s5-Bng Oh lctaw-l766 bags coffee 86 do cocoa
1897 81 suite Schmid-3l8 bags coffee 1890 des
Me X sucker.
NEuvirAs-Brg Wanderer28O hhds so II bb molasses
fustc Hon. Owen.
tIENFuEGJs-BIk John askie-735 hhds sugar Hicks
loo bal tobacco y Hill.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-17

New ORLEANs-Bng raslor-3I hhds tobacco NJ II Har-
mony-7i8 hides Oerchs X uger-7 cks Builard co-9
bbls whIskey M,le " Rohert-7 hhds GOODWIN
1853 pig lead Rogers CO
5AvAssAH-Bak PeLer Uemill-a4 bis l. II Brigham
IN &kk GrAves-io5 Blown Bros Coz casks rice s
Cram- do old iron Pette- X Mann.
SAvANrAH-Br Savannah-5 bs cotton GOT bush corn l.
B,gh tm7l ks rice 500 bush four Boon-7 pkgs A
skiu"er-3 Sturges, Clearman & CO.
CHARLEsroN-Brg tieorg mdL TO Geo Bulklev; pit bis
cotton Geo Buk,ey 43 do Leverch 80 do e Muller &
Go; 1868 et lumber Arnold: box + rchsr; pix
Hayd,k, Cor les & CO; pkg W ea ger; do w Tiask
pkgs clips, ,dge Co: bi J Sn, tn pkg + Lie &c
do Iva 4 HART do + Dwight; ok sorague aobn.ou
4 Gu; bxs fs nkn Duryee Go; pkgs Oeott, Mex -
.on Co; do Wood Y Hughes; bis yarn w Mott Jr;
box A Emanuel a. others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-17

.ss s%.5sa s. :s
Sss Sss: III Nj
urea, Of al the mp and
+. .:s ann Say !. , Ts
aeny debility county Isis sr.re
CH0CE WINES, TEAS. KEN. BtOoDGOOD
ALE :.tSs:ss
quarter SS casks AK pal. sh...
dozen very old Jamaica Rum.
%l.s Sss blssi Tss. chests; hs!eA.
DOVER LooMs-For sale 80 Narrow Looms Of
pe1or make Of Ss to wsd yoa ehe, cotton
change They will be sold bargain. Inquire
DOWELL ON THE EYE-JuIt Published. a Popular
Treatise ths EYE its Diseases, and their cure with
50 To be had the authors and obook.eer,
Dr. Powell attends exclusively to diseases Of the Eye and
Ear fom o'clock his office 26i Broadway, corner Of
Artificial Eyes of superior quality recently imported
T1HE INFALLIBLf HAIR pYE-AlsIandeT.T1 eobaphe
l. improvement of l8i6-The successful Liquid
Hair Dye known for dyeins the hair whsker &c
he ha as to defy detection is and
can Be ssed with 'h. e.. also
baed of giving an unnatural red or purple tint
m, ,s. % BY most ,"d h s
Broadway Thomas Maxwell, William street; "A. D.
Sands, and Johnson Moore Taylor, Maiden lane, New
eras 1 sct.fs e o. A WRIGHT rhil.d. ph.
MONEY LENr-The highest prices advanced in large
~ and small sums on gold and silver Watches diamonds
6aS ~ u FS:$ :;:!.s n. Ssss.
Persons received in private Office by ringing the bell
DRACTTCAL BOOK-KEEFYNu No. y Cedar Street,
Mr. G. g. Marsh, Accountant Auhor Of the sicencs Oh
gle Entry Bookkeeping Improved" continues TO teach {"
he pupil becomes familiar from actual use with all the
books constituting set and person OF GOOD capecty WILL
mouth and will receive a certificate to that effect
with Obtained ct the rooms from A.
TT0BEJs PATENT PREMIUM EXTENSI0Np INNING
III TABi ES with metal plated Slides for private parlon
and dining rooms hotels steamboats, &C. unsurpassed for Gle.
oSod.r large assortment largest in the city. and
eoused variety together with general assortment Of e
sent and Cabinet Furniture constantly TO be found
a. The l3 Broadway where the public
'ps S51 any.1 n''' 70 ''' G. Kobe s Broadway
teacher Of the French and Spanish Languages in the
Flushing Institute and late professor OF the French Language
IN Mr. Crendeas Female Academy, BROOKLYN begs In
farm those who DESTROYS OF thorough
and speaking knowledge OF the French Spanish
shs aot Instant his 2o5 Water street. Of Full
who :s >:
sA''''- ''''' sishsa
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SETTs Charitable Mechanic Association, for the en-.
take aee at Fsnen and Quincy Halls the city Of
commencing Wednesday September 18th, Of the present
The Government Of the Association being with full
Filth Exhibition in full conhaence that the ysro1s and i'm.
in ,p Of Mechanic and
% eSa Gs s an" fail 70
We therefore respectfully invite and solicit Mechanics.
peedAsn. in department Of labor kill satc. Of
Ss
oGfemale industry and and in fine production made
comfort or mDVSement Of society. = -' ~ -
ps1 e ae ,1c mae 81
&c &: T. @ S By srEs
Hundred Dollars for such shall be considered
machine Implement ifpractcabe such sciens6c
S:em ma vii! 1.-The he
ayers pledge thai the mpartiaty shall be
observed in their distribution. -
hud be sent in that they may be registered by the
The Freight Of al articles. machinery. &c. which may be
With ely viii .els. &C. are secsptods and aes
pr. MUM exhibition ssed to address Mr. JOHN
.aasIs bo.on o.,psG %Seh vii %sss win
da,e attention The Secretly viii also furnish or app "a;
preche Rules and Resuis.io. Of the Exhibition.
ed 81 order the asSsa%s' SMITH President
ITO FARMERS The LODI MANUFACTURING
L COMPANY offer for sale their and improved Pond;
ss ,0 ps s'S Su Sn barrel
from Jane, b Cor, 90 West street New Y%k; Or Tomas
or s s s.ss Ct n river ss;:Hi'
NEW MUSIC, GLtIE BOOKS SONGS, DUETTs,
Mrs %op as.
Asdin Music, Boston Meiodsoa, Nos and q; new GIes
books Nortbe,n and Southern Harp OPhean Lyre Gems Of
a%snt Music selected for binding and handsomely BOUND
80 lat.eod re c. HOLT, Jr. ,56 Fulton street
II IGH FANCY )ODs.-FREDERICK A WOOD
~ WORTH importer Of Fancy Goods and Partisan Novel
French stock ofartices in his line
70 which ne invites the attention Of wholesale and retail pur-
styles work boxes dressing cases. writing desks
porfoos hne bonzes bohemian glassware richly
purses reces card eases work tables card receivers
cord,ons musical boxes SC, &C. together with fresh
supply Of Lubn' choice perfumes for the
SHOULDER BRACES and BODY BELTb.-Agates
~ Premium Patent Elastic Shoulder Brace, hix ~ re-
s d Ss S the %o'
or are sound 'houdeed Affected spine persons with weak
ness Isn N the chest those Of cousumpve or sedentay
they Will ind them an invaluable article to brace hs Maid.
n enpana The chest thereby giving free and sahy s?
brace viii! ts sbe with less ti ygs we'll
improve the FORM To b' had xhSsT;s sna rea'
0sntlemsns Quitting store. az, Broadway.
NP-A.o. superior Body Belt, or XSdo%in.i Supporter
highly recommended au4 s0teodsrc
y Orchard Coal, and will dsIv:. i The following low
from s boats. and q as cents Il screened The
yard corner OF King and dreenw'ch. prrrp CLINTON
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GC6 000 To LEND ON BOND AND MORT
duetiy. estate thiy city Of B,ooLly. y bs csnsd
term g:S: S::s'S xPpS S.., Sx1A0' No.
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nAsB,oNABLE DANCING, No. l w..h.sso. Place,


I.Essiiay san1 ,s. % h;r pupil. Ladies L:
s: :.ss. 70. he ssss o.
- I'd 4. r III ws S
dances entirely pey which .hs has lust ie% rs %
X. s Polka a 'iSsSi % and
"s Mile take. Ii: method "a
iisnsa no may honor her with their Is.t
School, and private f.me: Public
Bdxsy and Me- Place
hours of stfeudsnce NAV We known SO 5ol- re
moderate tenn, BY lady who had
Ispcs in s.ch.s The piano. she he. al sat sS
tsaTr a1n. ,hr a0r.,, NJ. r,o,,h
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than those that sell on time.
Sd Garments made they ought be- at the
time promised.
IA full suite made in twenty-four hours.-N
Every variety Gentle Quitting constantly on hand
and sold at very lSW Rcs' R aHI S sch Gpy %,
IS 30trc to the Herald Office
TIMELY NOTICE TO GENTLEMkN.-As The Fall
and Winter Seasons setting ntemen would
by looking their Wooden Clothing and have the m
either cleaned Dyed filtered and repaired superior
thing done this city Clothes cleaned dyed without
the OF coloIng at short notice TRIAL will prove
Der induced and determined follow the above branches,
Notwithstanding all competitions for having small he
work for small profits As SUCH gentlemen will dc well
call before going elsewhere at No Murray street,
Washington, the Cheap Cash Tailoring establishment
CORTISSUS, "a Murray street.
Clothes dyed warranted fast colon. IS 30tsm
DANTALOONS.-F. AHKENs, the we'll known Fauts
Tailor 2OH Ann has lately received 100 pieces
fancy Of which he makes pants order for only
50 to IS pair
Aso, French and English black and doeskins
from 81 to So per pair warranted good sale.
Gents who III want OF pants will do well tn call at 2GH
Ann street sis 30t%rrc
DAINTINGS-A small collection OF aud good Paint
ings by the old masters perfect order and
framed for sale 81 Liberty Two three fine hto-
rea pictures landscapes &c May be every day from
8 till O'Clock au26 30tsrc
M ONEY TO LOAN Abraham J. Jackson, Pawnbroker,
l SO Resde street. Broadway, loans money in large
small sums may be required watches, jewery plate,
wearing apparel dry goods and personal property Of
description au24 3nt%m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-17
PETER CLINTON

GOAL daily dschargng the best quality Of Peach
- Orchard Coal and will delvs. i At The following iow
from the boats and at Is additional IL screened from the
yard, corner of King and Greenwich. ,,,,, ~. ,,ro~,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-17

n HOPE LONG DEFERRED MAKETH THE
a HhE A 81 sICK1Ths sgb,essr fully
The public agreeable SURPRISE he begs leave
them not that there's better hat coming but that The
hnIsn and style and Of the lowest pss Of any
their appearance Devoes fiat and Gao Mandatory. l03
Fulton street. where he will be most happy 70 attend
wants Of mis- DEVICE IN Eulton an eet
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