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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-12
AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Ausuosssr
b Bro.dvsy -Llssrsi cash advances nsds % seasiea
men" ''' FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. 4,
Law BooXs-A library Of law books, embracing many
valuable reports disests, treaties. ke.
Is ehsnt-sslss Room SIS Broadway Gothic Hall, hsv-
ins removed 70 the shove named large rooms nov pre-
pared . receive all lin1s Of SssDs ,,..s % ~
sespon, eonssnnsnt for private ale Or sesoos IN
to asis settlements With his sssa Ironpt.sss ne I'll
city y ate 4 I's = ssssi o'' ~'
SATURDAY, Nov IS.
Al iof O'Clock, Il rs Bovsry
LARGE sALs OF Day Goops. ko.-By order q the A.
rsnee ali the foods remaining from previous sales
snd bills unesllsd r consisting u sot tbs esmerss. eat
inerts sls vevets lpsssa nsrinos aelaips, linens.
book and s~iss nsns aeonstts prin shestnss, shirt
inss shs- aaHns, RIBBONS 'poel cotton gloves hsss'
Also. the balance Of carpets. oil eloshs Ne ke
BY Thoms Loud Of Phil.a.psi.; they ar. % superior
toaeh and anh and esasl In every respect any
fa ssNsnty fon the msksr and invited 70 sxanin
them - they win not ssfer In sonpsrisoa
with any instrument made. rrees moderate Aso, one
splendid harp. In kne order.
~ CHAMBERLAIN, AUCTioNEER-stoEe No
-. Spruce st-Lihersl advances made on Goods con-
signed FOR private sss Or to be s'a Il sss91 ossdoss
'''''F' MONDAY, Nov. IS
Atioocloek al sprass-strest
TsUsrEE's SALs oF CzccSgsy, GLASSWARE, NJ. he
consisting Of general assortment OF esrthsnwsrs. vs
dshe. plates cup. and ebnswss tunelss glass
WEDNESDAY, Nov II,
AT 10 o'elock. u spxaes-st
PlBIIc ADAINIsr sArok's SkLE oF CLorHNs, &c osiaS
the effects Of the late John Colon, William MsCshs, Ds
vd c. Brown, John HXxter, Edward Brown, Evan Davis
Thomas Dykes, Martin Drichusn William Prses and
Margaret Murray consisting OF psnts skrts lsaies
wearing apparel guns pistols jsvslry, wstshss trusks
chests bsss tables burssux bedssds beds dssAs
shower bath, clocks Croton hydrsnts toilet look
ing gasses Nc. &c. By order Of
JAMES fHAyER, Public Administrator.
r C. KEMP, Auetionesr.
- 4. KEMP has removed 20 the large and spacious
kNstore S&5 ssosdwsy opposite the Ns~-york Society
Library and would beg leave 70 call the attention OF
parties having goods dispose OF a. suction, the VERY
central alton fhis Sales Rooms. which nQueson
ably the largest and best for the disposal Of furniture
fancy goods 6c Of any In the sityw Per sona
tenton 70 the disposal OF furniture ct private dwellings
and stocks Of goods auction Cssh advances made Asd
all sales promptly csshed.
FRIDAY, Nov. Il.
At 10 o'clock al Ssesroor, SIS Broadway.
AsacNEE's SALE MiscELLASHols Books, rASGR
H.SGI~cs DssUERREoryrk APPARATUS. Se-R- KEMP
will .el on Friday morning n 10 O'clock large ssscrt
ment Of standard classic aud misce aneous books
psng the stock Of sbookse, which will BE- sold In lots
TO suit the trade.
Also. avery excellent Daxusrrsotyps apparatus
Also, 10000 rolls OF satin ground and stained paper
hapsngs comprising good assortment well worthy VI the
attention of the trade aud othsrs
Also al lots good secondhand furniture, store d.
lures, Sc.
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Court Calendar g. .THIs DAy.
Inv Courts.

cscurr CouRr -Nos l3 "A, 1878, y, So ST. 81 81
al. a, A, As, a., AZ.
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PosT OFFICE, City Of New-York, Nov II, l3i7.
~ NOfice-By direction Of the Post Office Depart
ment On and after the 10Th Of November 1871, all mai
matter Intended for the British Provinces must be pre-
nI28i R.H MORRIS, Pm.
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"A Pianist from Vienna, VII have The honor % 1--WE
Concert the Apollo Rooms on FRIDAY EVENING,
Nov r. with the assistance OF Mr. A. THOMAS, who will
play the French horn, and Master I. THOMAS. from
Holland. wonderful infant ONLY NINE YEARS OF
ACE. who on this occasion viii perform the violin
Concerto by De Berriot An Air Narie, by De Berot,
and two for the violin and piano, with
Mr.. J. J. hes.ler
Tickets TO be had a. the music stores and At the door
on the evening Of tue performance.
Doors open at Concert TO commence At O'Clock
nj
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DALMO's OPERA HOU-E.-DR. COLLYERS
L PeTsonhcations Of Painting and Sculpture, by the
MODEL ARTIsTES, viii open At Pslmo's Opera House
MONDAY evening" Nov s. for the benefit of the Wash
ngton Monument Association, when viii be illustrated
the choicest works Of the great masters In the Fine Arts
Personhcati0ns every night during the week. For par
ticulers see descriptive programme each evening
Prices Of edmssionOrsss Circle and Parq ette, 80 cts
lady and gentleman IS cts upper boxes, p cts Seats
be secured at the box office from 10 A. NJ till p NJ
Doors open at 81. Personihcatons commence at "a
O'clock DS lWts
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NVFRCINTILE LIBRARY and Read

Icis,on Hsll-.6ep volumes and the principal Amer
-, - ror-irn Periodicals Constant additions Of
-. Cl.rx. initiation Zee 81, ana IA dues 81
Nerrb.nt na others snnu. subscription, emitting them
r. - forming for the s.ason the most mode
r,f enc In French Spanish German, Italian Rhetoric,
Penuanship, Book keeping &c. Programmes
- 80 is..~ nav b obtained application q the desk
fths Library copies Of the Censigon md Bysws
~ ,Is ss.ori.,iou {. L EEERlTT,
-I0 -. President Mer LIB Association
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MARINE JOU X N A L.
PORT OF NETWORK

MINIATURE ALMANAC. .-...TfIs DAY.
Sun. THE MOON. fNLL ~ a. =,
Riss. G as sets4 IS Sets. -. 3 40 Eve....l p
london -. ......O Oct "a Hsvre ............Oet -
Liverpool ..........Oct p NewOrleans.......Nof.
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Nply yxCUINGR OFFICES

NEW EXCHANGE ORFICE.-FlLLEY
lNTgoMpSOS late Of the once Of John Thompson,
a Wslst have opened new exchange and collection Of
dee AZ b Waist IN Mechanics Banking Assoc stion
RrilSs,-. ,h,r. al kinds Of uncarrsnf money wl be
boas5t "a .od a market Notes and drafts col
i.c5 oo IN the principal places the United States and
Cansda and every branch OF money brokers business
aors upsa far and honorable principles" nio hu
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yPERN CANDLES. OIL, &c.-Just rec


Admirable article for closing doors complete triumph
over the deformng encumbering and unsiEhuy devices
hitherto got up for the above purPoses-sn article OF se
comfort and economy saving many times Ia tns cost IN
fuel heated air &e At pleasure swinging through and
through and in. thus saving all expense use trouble,
wear and Of latches cAtche knobs &c. For sale,
wholesale aud retail. BY WlLAOT WILSON az the
s-tssn Oce l02 Nssaust where hardware dealers and
n,b.r. can address their orders. ol3 lmseod
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90 BROADWAY. corner Chambers-st. in the Granite
20 BUILDING wholesale aud retail Druggist offers for
sals for family use Al the trade prices
spp.rior Bermuda Arrow Henry's Maznesia,
Root Coopefs Isinglass,
English Rose Water, Refined Gelatine,
viita Gum Arabic English Camomile Flowers,
pr Cesto- on Pure Jamaica Ginger,
uordnrns s,rsaparilla Old Brown Windsor soap,
Rns.ia I.inei.s. Cologne Water by the gallon,
PrsrareS BsrIev Congress Water &c. &C.
ius, received another invoice Of the celebrated Rob
i.oi Rsv Water which will provo be fully equal 70
tie iast % 2miseod
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published convince ladies' OF the safety ana entire
success of Mrs. BErTS'S SUPPORTERS They are now
By 10000 females IN various parts OF the United
States with the greatest ease and comfort
find in Mrs Betts's supporters everything to praise
and nothing blame Ten ladies' Of this city who have
used it at my suggestion, have found II quite comfo able,
and il is with pleasure that approve Of its application
"P CHATARD Sen. NJ. ID. Baltimore"
All accounts which We lave received conc ernins your
Supporters have been most favorable, and IN our oW
practice they have been very successful,
From Drs CARNucHAEL l. MILLS, Richmond, Va
40 l,oeoSs l83 Broadway
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ID Five nights mora Commencing TUESDAY EVEN
ING, Nov. y. Has the honor announce that he will
peat his popular performances consisting OF MAGIC AND
NESTRILOQUISM. every evening during the week
Change Of programme nightly
Doors open At 7, commence at y O'Clock. Admission
IS cts; children under 10 years, half price.
Albanian rnrlrmancn AaLuLlaH ~ O'clock NJ lLs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-12
III RICHARD WHITKOW or MARY ANNE

IWHlTROW who the brother and sister Of George
Whtrow late Of Ely, Cambrid-eshre deceased will ap-
ply Mr.. MARSHALL, Solicitor Of Ely, they viii hear
Of something 10 their advantage The said Richard Whit
ten years $40, farrer residing AZ Fly from
which place he proceeded 20 North America in 1897 he
was wss AZ Poughkeepse State Of Newiork ~ shoe
ing smith, whence he Is supposed 20 have proceeded
20 Baltimore, and thence up the country. II alive
he would be about years Of age The said Mary Anne
Whitrow ghf ten years ago, held post a. nurse In
Bartholomew Hospital London, and has not been heard Of
since She single woman, and. II alive, would be
about 90 years OF In either OF the above
persons dead reward Of - will be paid 20 person
who will FIRST produce 70 Mr. Marshall satisfactory ev-
dence Of the fact.-Eiy, Sept 3, 1871. nl2 IL
OsT-ln one Of the Knickerbocker stages, or In pass
IL ing from the Of Crosbyst through Broadway
snd Broome 20 Hudsonst apair Of gold spectaees The
finder will be suitably rewarded By leaving them a. ,
Eighth-ayenue MI IL g
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MI H. H. MORAiof ~
~ Lecture In ~. Peters Church, Barclsy-st
Rev Dr. POWER will lecture in this church on
Sunday evening Nov. IA, 1871. at o'clock. Subject,
One lGod. faith one baptism" Tickets . cents
each FOrhe benefit of the poor Of tn. Church. Should
the weather be bad the Lecture will be postponed until
the fair Sunday Tickets be had al the door Of
tbs church on the evening Of the lecture MI 5tis'
u Virginia Land for Salc.-Hayins large guam
ty Of well improved land composed Of farms Of from 100
10 900 acres each application by letter otherwise
10 the undersigned agent for the propretors purchasers
NAV learn without charge the localities prices, terms
&c of number OF splendid farms for sale cheap in Nir
gina. Address (posipaldl H. n 5kEOb,
n9 2aw5wD2tWs Martinsburg, Berkeley Co Va
Ig~ Roberts, New and splendid style Of Gothic
Door and Number Plaies-entirely and original de-
signs Those in Of something and splendid
their doors invited TO call examine the above a
eles Also splendid assortment Of new style Bell-pu
Bells hung and repaired IN the most substantial manner
and warranted. r. ROBERTS. 562 Broadway,
sl6 Smiseod near Princest.
ID. X. Parnly, Dentist,
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NKIRKBRIDE's TArTERsALLs HEAvE
I@NPOwdsns-sun more proSb of their astonishing
efficacy in the cure Of hesyss, broksnwind, coughs
snd colds IN horses:
GEsT bought, sboat six weeks ago, package Of Jour
Heays Powders administer 70 fsvorts horse which hsd
been troubled with heayes for than two ysas his
very bed one, and severe 70 ncspacitse
him for half .bor snd had resisted ell the rene
dies ordinarily gwen for this disease These he'd no eject
but slightly dim nish the hesvins while they were taxes
But that Of has eompssy sfsdiestsa
the dsesse and his wind good thoagn US
month he has taken the Powders, and can vsfsns
him sound Resuectfslly 0EO. w. DAVIS,
Monroe, aiddlesex Co n J. Nov ;, Is47.
For sale BY A. H. 9oveH Co. iSs Fsitonst rnes vi.
A liberal discount to dealers DIV otn
r. ATT PRIVATE sALE-Two new thrss-stery
liz rcs houses and lots In soutn SIDE OF twenty.
- ATHEIST 1872 feet Of Second avenue Size u
hou.es 10 By fO furnished with sIbie mantess black
s,.f,, Ne sc Size lots 10 By - feet inches tog
s.rtisnl.r, apply 70 ANTHONY J. BLEECkER,
nlz lw Aoe'ioosef, broAA-d
EAT PRIVATE sALE-Ths thrse-ssory brick
u house sad ct 10 fee, III sprns-a. Size " house
- by 10 sire OF lot 10 BY 100 feet For psrtie Glars
spp.yto ANTHONY J. BLEEckER, AaetioDesr,
nl2 Nv Broadst
- FOR LONDON-Csbin Pssssss only THE vel.
<Tt4 Known, fasrssiiins packet ship CO5MO, Capt
J1teroridge will ssal for London On Saturday morn
ing Nov is, and comfortably accommodate fsx more
cabin passse a. reduced rates early application b
made 10 Inl4l w. J. T. TAPsCoTT, 90 soafh-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-12

IvREE EVENING sCHOOLs.-Sotiee Is hereby
given that Evening schools for the a,uiioas intrue-
ton OF apprentices and others. whose avocatons are
sch A. 10 prevent their attending the Public Ward
schools vii be opened on wednesday eveninl The loth
Ont tbs Wirter in the following Ward School Houses
Ward school No. 10, in JaInesst between Chatham and
Madison IS. -, ~,
(ysrd School No. s corner Of Stanton and Sherf-st
Werd Shool No - IN Ihirteenthst between Fifth and
Apnne,,ioa for admission be made to the prinei
Sbo 80 "A interest the education Of Apprentices
AZ. reauested 70 give great Publicity possible 70 me
above notice. - ,--r,o,,.-
JAMES ". BLEElcslkHER, ESsnins schools
GEORGE PAuLDlNO. - -
WILLIAM ;. CONELf, Ros-s ~ F5ueatiou.
CHARLES ). DODGE, o'aia u H'-eA'''"'
New-Yofk November 3, lstI % WIS
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The Oldest esfabIslrd bNnd 70 Ne nIfed >tafes y p
Christy, o. y Chrsty, Z. Pierce. J. RAynor, Abbott
are nightly bororsa with crowded md hishy respectable
Audiences and universally admitted 70 excel every
meat Of a similar character offered IN this city.
Admission . cents children under 10 years half prizes.
Door. open AL Concert viii commence a. o'clock.
seats may be secured application At the Hall from II
TO p. NJ. ne w
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ANTHONY }. BLEECkER, Aucticneer.
SUPREME COURT-IN VALUABLE Prop
- erty on Ninth-st-Ssls absolute.--ANrHONr j.
BLEECKER will sell at Public Auction, TOMORROW.
SATURDAY the 18th instant st II o'clock at the hsr
chants Exchange, under the direction Of John J. v.
Westsrvet Esq Sheriff the three story brick house "
feet BY 40 feet lot in and by ~ feet In
length e,ch side the south side u Ninth Ct
between the Avenues aud distant SIS feet from the
soutberly corner Of Avenue and Nin,hst The prsmi
,es will rent for 1926 per annur nl2 70
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VIM h. JONES. AuctioneeI.
BOOTS AND SHOES.-By J. D. IN0ERSOLL

VIM IA. JONES. AuctioneeI.
BOOTS AND SHOES.-By J. d. IN6ERsOLL
DCO-Stors ~ Pesrlst-0n Wednesday. NovsmbsrlV,
10 O'clock 500 boots shoes and brossns suitable
fer the Southern, Western and city trade
Also, ~ cases mems and womsn's figured rubbsrs
Also, so csses womeus plain rubher.
Also, 20 cases mems metallic over shoes.
Also, - cases womsns metallic shoss.
Also. SO cases boys hip and thick boots.
Also IS cases women 9 and misses pesSsd boots
Also 10 mems calf sswed water proof boots. ~
ID. ID. NASH, Auctioneer, Store l39 Futon-st
INDIA RUBBER GOODs.-sATURoAY, at 10
o'clock at l3s futonst sstock Of india Rubber Goods,
comprising about 500 pairs mems and womans shoes,
ppes aud CATER boots 500 yards Of india rubber door
cloths travelling bags coats and jackets piaao end table
covers crumb cloths cylinder beds bathing mats, &c Ne
n B.Ths above goods will be sold In lois TO suit par
chasers ng 5us@
VALUABLE PAINTINGS AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell al Auction on SATURDAY EVEN
"A. mo at o'clock at 293 Broadway, entire invoice
Of valuable Painting, just received from Europe which
have not been before ia this country This sale en-
braces many choice and original paintings BY cssbrsted
masters, now ready for examination. nl2 2ns'
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM

DARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P: 7
ID BARSUM, Proprietor; r Hitchcock, Manager-Splen-
did exhibition and performances this afternoon At o'clock
and this evening at H. Open every day from o'clock Ia
the morning till TOP NJ. CAMPBELLs ETHIOPIAN
SERENADERS, magnificent Balloon Panorama Of Lon
don F; GREAT WESTERN, Yankee Comedian Miss
BERNARD, Actress and Vocalist; PETE MORRIS, Com
ic Singer; Clara Fishers Shaksperean Cabinet, living
ORANG OUTANG, Amistsd Captive Slaves Madam
ROCKWELL the Fortune Teller Admission 20 the whole
IS children under 10 years Of age and old enough
to walk alone ~ cents Reserved front seat s extra n8
THE GREEK SLAyE-Now Exhibiting, pow
i ERS'S STATUE or THE GREEK SLAVE, in the
large Saloon Of the National Academy Of Design corner Of
Broadway and Leonardst from o'clock A. NJ until 10
Pm. Admittance p cents. Season tickets 50 cents
~ The for those holding tickets Will cose
on the first day Of November Season tickets purchased
and after the 18th October Will enite the holder TO visit
the exhibition until the first day OF December next ol6
rJ,HE IVORY CRUCfFIX, Statue Of Christ
i Carved from solid block Of Ivory, BY monk at &c
nOa This wonderful work Of art u open for exhibit
ton, al 239 Broadway, corner Of Readest from A. NJ
10 10 r NJ Single admission % cents Season Tickets
81 cents. Families not exceeding SIX 81 Teachers and
Scholars each l2l cent? nj 2wiss
NIUsIC.-Bals and parties attended with music such
WI violin, with harp piano accompaniment, or In
struments from two TO i've in number, may be request
oI3 lmisua. 4 SIMPSON IS Muberry-st.
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nR. G. BRAILLY, MID. Of The faculty Of Pari,g
IL pupil of The ceebra ID professor Lsanc removed
10 SO Housonst Of Crosby one block from Broad
way The DR.. be consulted every day from 70 IL
O'CLOCK. A. NJ. a. l1ns-
(OPARTNERsHIP.-T undersigned has this
u dsy taken into copartDsrship Mr. VIM. 7. Bodgett-
The business Will be conducted under the tte 81 W IL
rs Norioik-st ln8 lwis Iwoss WILLIAM rlLDEN.
SyPERM CANDLES, OIL, Nc.-Just received lge
- boxes Of superior sperm candles whleh vii oe soa
very low for cash viz 80 h. BY the box or = Cd 10 a.
retail Best Winter sperm oil l0s superior Artics Of
white solar oil At gall Also tine teas, Goddess sugars
foreign fruits 6c for sale IN quantities 70 suit dealers OF
families By j. o. FOWLER, 80 and ifs GTeenw1en .nd
- q
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ITO TAILORS.-A situation wanted as cutter IN A
tailoring establishment, by person who has had long
experience the trade and has been In the bus
ness for himself years the lower part OF the city Ah
dress g. II. ~ Madenane, IN Of = b. Keckard, or
| G. be = A the above number. MO ffs'
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MRS PFLBVTs CELEBRATED COLLECTION OF
SCRIPTURAL STATUARY,
Representirx imrortsnt ard Interesting Subjects
THE SIZE OF LIE,
The Trial Of oar Saviour
Ths Last Supper.
The Birth Of Christ
THE MORAL SCENE OF THE INTkMPERAIE
Il FAMILY, - row open at an Broadway, (lste Nsk'
ers Musie Roonsl opposite the Apollo, every day from
n A NJ 20 10 2. NJ On the sabbath ater divine ser
vice. from s p ". tn 10 P. NJ Admtfance Is cents
Children haf Pre- Teachers " scaoo Tree nil Stls.
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MENAGERIE.

ENGAGEMENT OF THE FAMOUS LION QUEEN,
MISS +. MOORE.
EOR three days longer, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and
SATURDAY, November n, - and IS Of
Eighthst. and FourthNenue. The unprecedented sue
cess Of the performance Of Miss MOORE, has induced
the rropreors 20 delay their departure until Saturday
the 18th INST when the estab shine will positively close
Doors open from 10 A. VI. 10 r NJ and from 6. to q
nfrlnck NIL Sc
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srrKxwy Couar-Habeas Corpzs-Tho counsel Of
.Ssms Resiell made application. We understand to
&c Edmonds At his house. to stay proceedings In re-
- 4, the sentence Of Madame X. which II Is SAID
~ granted.
The national whig., 1847-06-14
4 RESTORATIVE FRANCHISE.
CONS UMPTION, ilss

IT OUIS FONTAIN, jr., partner of the firm of
lI Fsntain & Son, Chemists and Prescription.
lists 70 the Royal University Paris, has established
at Washington city, D. c., depot for the sale of
the above celebrated compound, at VIM. Adams
Bookstore, No. g. Elliotts Buildings Pennsy ylvania
Avenue, near Jackson Hall, which they offer
to the American public as a sure antidote for Con-
sumption in its apaced well as incipent stages.
Acting directly upon the LUNGS, and arresting
their decay, it not only soothes and quiets at once
the distress and pain attendant upon this hereto
fore regarded fatal disease but restores the lungs
and their sympathising organs to natural and heal
thy action. Accompanying each package are gem
eral instructions and directions ranslated) for its
use, adapted to all cases, and if strictly followed,
will not fail, in every instance-if the lungs are
not wholly consumed-of restoring to health
which may be permanently secured by future care
and avoiding too much exposure to atmospheric
changes. NS,1H@s LOUIS FONTAIN.ah
Price, eight Francs. y
IFFor the information of persons residing in
the interior; any part Of the government-he would
state that the remedy is prepared and imported di-
rect from their Laboratorie, Paris, and that the
same can be transported through mall as he is adj
vised by officers Of the Post Office Department, to
any post Office in the country, at the same charge
as for double letter Any persons, therefore,
residing distant from this city, who may wish to
avail themselves Of the remedy can do so by adj
dressing him through the mail, post paid. Two
dollars accompanying an order, will entitle per-
son to one whole and one third package.
LOUIS FONTAIN.
The national whig., 1847-06-14
s,N0TICE.

Persons wishing 70 subscribe to the National
Wig are respectfully informed that list is kept
opened at our Office Northeast corner OF the Ave-
nue. and second street up stairs, and at Adams Pub
isation Office, nJrfh side Of the Avenue, between 8
and a streets. -'A''
All communications for insertion in the Nafiondi
Wig must be addressed ''ro THE Enron" accom-
panied by the real name Of The writer and must be
postpaid, or they will moi be taken out Of the Post
Office. II.
All letters on business and enclosing orders for the
National Wing, inuss be apdressed 'eTo the Pub
lisher and must also be post paid they will not
be iaken out Of the Post Office. 'N '"'.''
IF No attention paid to orders for the Natona
Wing unless accompanied by the cash.