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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13
CLoAKs, CLOAKs!

200 AuiEs AID MISSES eLoAXs SELLING or AT
GREAT SACRIFICES TO CLOSE TOE bUsikkno
UFOK TuE SEASONING respectfully solicit cav
ffn ladies' every rank, both yoops and old, rcn ana
POOR as our coaks vary prices from ~ 10 80 ana coz
ia. Of every price IA present namely Times man
tls. German end French Pokss, and Jenny Lind fenss
also several late French styles which very besniaI
. mos, astd oos be suited 30 per eset ~
c,l M 40 a Rene mber tho number 10 20 Csiharlsea
49, !, Z - srosdwsy EDWARD WAMsLEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

FLOUR AND MEAL-Thsre has been a fair demsnd
Tor Flour today but shippers trying 10 get still fer
ther concession The sales hsve been 90 900 bbs
including 900 bbs Rochester at So and 900 bbs Brook
Ign Livingston" at o. Some small sales OsTeRO
ulsde At gu 80; Western New York and Michigan a.
Sod1 @, Genesee AZ ~ up 70 30. according brand
The latter prce IL only obtained favorte brands or
the purchases, 1000 0o0 bbs for export. 10
s2nthern we hear q only 800 bbls Virginia fine AZ 5o
ana 100 bbs Petersburg A. 375 Mes doll with sales
Dbs Jersey a. 2ja5 S7i10 bbls RE Flour q Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

NO THOSE WHO Gao appreciate god th.a., v:
i ,.o.- n ~, place the city @ssfc m9re exceNsot
,-,o,.rfge. of tic inner Gao Be procured,
th,r a. Ia Zalsns use, 81 Bio,c~ss where o,n
HuaoE gr-.-s 70 ns patrons t1s osss ne
s,ev.rs OF france. Of %. Highlands % scotland
-v.r 5f Ausrcsa rye. Cd dcla4d 10 also well repre-
.~ned there snd II zny s,sgr would ke paf.
.syse him ca. 1DoE n SsnOf Tor articles worthy Of
b-ins p--sc. Jlz In
DREsE<T- FOX TIKI HOLIDAfS-A more
ss-f4 elegant and darsol- article presented
neat h0usef-e2-r tn.n OF Banners superior Door
AZ giving ha-h hsii thai cs0not Do surpassed
They are $50 = com lsts carpet presenter
BARNES L hcKRACHNiE,
di7is1 ID Broadway and rs Ps-rl-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

r. Splendid Gothic Bell PulIs.-Ths attention
Of gentlemen invited % the subscribers and
splendid style Of Gothic and Shield Pattern Bel Falls
Door Plates, Number Plates, They entirely
and original d.sxns. ard she extensive variety Of pat
terms will enable those OF peculiar taste % select such
~ ere % pleas. them. R ROBERTS.
dio imis 80 Broadway. near Prince-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

Ia The weather yesterday was as cold as the
thermometers would Ecmsome Of them being TOO short
70 acc immediate the decadenoe o. the mercury On the
iIog road we ea-n the mercury stood 2i below zero.
AZ the railroad DEPOT a, East Albany q was 22o below
zero az A. u In Troy II marked is. below and IA this
Guy II eil 20 ~ a. The Argus counting and sguwlx
Han Monday night said t. have beer the collect sine
eAO when on the l7h February the thermometer stood
AZ ~ below In i3 its Lowest point reached was A. be-
low on The nth February.
NoiNilhstanding the extreme cold whather the com.
muncaion between this side the other Of the river
has been kept open By indefstgabe efforts Of Mr.
WIZ, superintendent Of the Western Railroad who on
Monday night kept the Boston steam ferry boa,
y gong BACK and forth Alb. Argus, l2th.
COLD WEATHER.-Ihe weather on Monday
night was he coolest that had been experienced here for
thirteen years. In January. 1885, there being large
oody OF snow on the ground the thermometor stood one
morning at 3' below Yesterday morning Il was at
10 below al sunrise and at O'Clock II stood Al below
III STATES. Boston Atlas l2th.
MELANCHOLY ACClDENT-The Oldest engineer
on the Tlunion Branch Railroad, Mr.. DAHL Cummings
was Killed Yesterday morning the trip from Mansfield
10 Taunton. He bending over on one side lnteufly
examining Of the machinery, when his hesd struck
against ence-Post and threw bin from the engine lie
uled In about half an hour. tBost. Adv. 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

(,VIOR0FORN.-rhes e~ Lsrh-ra found y p
lSlcnsa1 Of Fdio5srEh b 20 emIaenry sicccss-.,
- sarr-lor Eth n pr-vesri1k s-ns any = 80
"a - .1rs Cd. I'D ether operations, J1si 49,
.urfv ree, pare and for sale A. v1oi-s. sno fe'@i
A. r. r>rv ,oves- prices 81 ,,
RTT-rTON CLARK d co. Cheuists aud Drasx'ss'
10 Bro.dwsy Gsd 70 asrar Bocse
- .ersr-- Of ths xrest interest fer a, fhe 2fesent
-, III r-l.r,oa . AID valuable discovery ani ..
49, - az Dr. sirs osous pamphlets nsgs oeen Teeeises
-. h.v. lishst n sga t u now ready a.
h. cscss Ger espy Or . pr handrsd T. C. CO.
- l~s
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b. Drm,nt Z Hofsef 8 soy BRICK house sna ot e
5onesi sfzlo. s2fo9 store. ~. l55, l37 sud l3s
CIee1wIchst So IO0
By Fshsay Dr. Hri>--Tonss s.d iot 81 zfosSzsy
49, Ell nous- end lgi 95 ostwsy 2szsl. sl9 .
ht % Whue-st 2r0 . ooQ bou.- sni los G. Lisp-r-
ard 25r33. ~ CO.
b. 4 J. B.,sese--House ana ot - Dsy-.t ls sx77
> ii lease RI house Ic- a. Trritv-plsc- = SIS
lease q house ard 10. - Trinity place, : 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

SPANI-H d Mt AHE -UII7n'0IH : - =! -
zusse. and toe suthor Of spanish Grammar on Ol
lerdoffs plan will commence two new asses The one
Tor xentemsn will be openef the lsth Inst, 20 meet
every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday ning from y 70
b e. A Dey-s and the other for ad's will be ope led
the 18th. . every Monday Nednesdsy ana fncsy,
from !. 70 s. ~ In scholars will receive Instructions
graft. or two weeks % judge by Themselves OF the
system ard the progress tina. hey mas erpee ana rer
r M. as on tie of 50 each 81 u leo
COOS Ssoor " vii likewise sige private Lessons on fs
c0ndoos a. TIE rate Of 60 per course 70 on- ca2
tors viii be t4urht IS per quarter Tor each pupi n
clss Of tn APpicaions 70 De msce It DEMO
.tco's Hoa.e IS Hro.d~sy room a. or Deyst By
noe lef. sny O. the above direction Rsferet ces d
AZ pl-ton 4 Co 20 Broadway Marx n Newman h Co.
l9s q LeaVitt fro~ CO. cor Broadway and Dey-ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

MARKETS Carefully ~sYsr ,,a for n, T-isr-s
- WsDSEs1.T. JsDusry =
AsEE3-The roiksti 10 bro7.nf fsr Pots sns s.les -
oos have been nsde :. vas s. The latter ior parcel
CO bbls. Pearls - and qsi-t
CDTION-lhs demand - moderate 70 5sv zrc tie -.r.
kst very firm Holders d not yress lots N The market
The spinueI are b1yng % extent aud there sso
an inquiry Tor re continent. sales $40 bales
ftrrnt Of fcccptf Erpor and sfockr II Gotten O.. a.
toAeVing places az tts dafcs annezef.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

e1S 0nQ TO LOAN 90 bos6 AID sl0rts.se on
clo,OUO prossg'lve r-.l estate N ihi, ely or
src7z " IN s1rs y $500 snf a,1sr1
JOHN ?. cOsRTT, ~ Jons-'s Bcil1isE,
DEATi<&.-2Jg UGnc.s o. ps;ias 10 wire 4 various
yips .ooon. s@ Aso aas,,ity Of palladium IN pate
d Ch.n5sr.r. iZis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

BLANK INCONSISTENCIES X LOU1RkL, II
- Msidrn.ians invite attention 70 their extensive as
.omsnt OF Blank Rooks from tho largest Ledger IN tho
smales, Memorandum Book, All Of their own manuiac
tare which they will sell az The lowest prices
Stationery Of syery descuponi ntstsnds Steel Pens
" sfsrs; Cap snd Letter Paper Rulers States rem
holders Psnknves; Paper Cutters and Folders; Irvine
Reel. and Boxes Daily Calendar Lead Pencils Ouusi
sand Boxes, Waters stamps. &c.
Crofon Ink. warranted " superior guahty
FRANCIS LOUTREL, Manufacturing ststioners,
yS II Maiden lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

'lIaE FIRN uP r. sTOLTZ & co. doing bust
\ ues. R-sisr-z.-urs and Esrnz Hgg.- ks-3-rs .
.hi.d.v dissolved b. n1ts conseltHI CdAEL LAED-
LEM rs'irr from tl- cosc-rn-he 51s ne.t y BE CO..
urued It tn % s.sz1, 70 Broal = b. fRkDEalCh
srOLTZ ard JOHN BkRRY Who will Day al debt COZ
frsrf~s ~ aid firm sad Who slth0f sed % collect
a. r4ssys al d-6. and due he said Era-Dst
- FREDERICK srOLrZ,
NE LAEDLEfS,
"a f.s John eERRL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

NDIICE.--Ths cop.rnsFsniP eNstiog under ING
! NnsIu- Of FIRTH HALL, Franklin square ana
FIRTH HALL POND, L3S Broadway, nayios been as
soyed Dy mutual consent the undersigned announce 10
their friends snd the public t'at thcy VIII connae ne
music business 10 ali is branches, undsr the nsme 81
Firth. POND x co a. th- cd ard well estzo ished
musical tep5t I Frsakiln.sqssre corner Of Pear and
Cherry sts lately occupied - Firth Hal
Having had long nee Ia he business ant "a IN
trsr. ecquAntsnce 9TH all 70. various cssi. and pos
.,s.r ample sad facilities 70, the cary
ia the same they enabled 20 offer the nost u.
yofsbe Inducements purchasers To their estssae q
sheet music which BY far the srgesi 10 his cOo1tfy
will BE- constantly al ed works fro the hes. resoeo, and
foreign possrs and arrangements have been sde -
proof COPIES Of foreign issues, when VIE ~
irnrisdia,sl, rep1olished BY tho ancerfrsd -.
TIE msngfscturs Of pisnofore', with the Pslen. "a.
ing oysr-5dses land the improved psenl soo.'
80 49, ax-,.rs AID all orchestral instr1-
,,.,,. - ~ vii - c.,nti,ued - n-rstofors
' JOHN FIRTH,
8 3. POND,
THADDgUj FIRTH,
g.. VI T., n lsF VIM A.. POND,
1,Srf Fans n-sqaue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13
pRAcrrcAL BOOKKEEPING,

=
40 81 IkDAH SIN 1. q. MAKsH, Acoo1nAot,
vauthor Of tho science OF DoUbleentry Boot tesp-
ina smpIhsd ard the AIT Of Single entsy Boob hesp.
ins lmofovsd" continues teach above. The pspu
becomes familiar actual with all the bcon COZ
shutting SET snd person ot god capacity wii 81 tns
course become pei boos keeper ia steu, mouth.
and viii rscegs csruheas ~ that enset frosysetss~
With t-fIns obtained az tBo room. ron a l.n
Gil FALL FA-HIOSs-HATsi HAIsl-.rM.
XII nOloskin HAT -, sqaa 70 tlose sod ~ enss o.
"a alec, elegant diess mats al ~ 30 and ~ q, ~
poriyr a sly aud hnlsh " those "a many Piscss
ae.thais At - & o mureh will be pleased 10 - hh
friends nj the establishment ...... 49,. 60.
lis INN oEOKCE r. IL. BROWN, lD Csnaist
-PIANOFOhrks FOk sALk-Iws
risnofortss, mot hayiss been long IN ssel
MOO" CbicksnDs' make VI ace Igas ~
Touch, s1d Ia perfect order, will - so'e
Nv - sENlUE n GROvEsTEERs
u3sts Pilnoio.ts WafeiooID, us OteaaSe
LPIANOFOkTE FOB sALknA 500
s>co nd hand instrs lnsnt. fres 10 AH-
"HHpiy sto MansJ-st .,s,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

sc.etv WI meet tais lIhafsdsyl s'sIInt y h,
Hal rs Grsnos5. AZ haii.Past 9eots s.nT.., n
: noble E.a Of Brootyn, Gld LsoOecs SnsPun>H -
49, CIV TIE pubic are invited 70 A. ea',. H..
] W OLIVER, sec y = A@-N-' "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

\ O-T.-Len ia the ladies' drs.sng-room Of the Con-
IL scum. on the 9th Inst A. tl- Aaeset CLUB Sal, ~.
Ff-nch + sper Fans. Waorror will r-tgru them = +.
KATH 81 B0aery, eve any iniof nation ieAane 70
their dlsc5s-ry shall Be aIdsd for The iro4oe IL
LOtsD-A .ol5 p-ucil-csse. The owner can have Il
back 1y proving ownership and paying for aavertisins
and y south-N D amt up st.lrs. llJ y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

4 ~ BARRELS A. snd as q yellow refined sugar.
SClhs article s superior 20 the beat 81 croix sus>r
Fo, o. 10 Quantities Of five harre. and upwsid BY
RIA srUsRr. rs Grssnwichst-
Sugar HousA sol-s.rs In hhts and tier ji3 Vie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

o- sussst &c or 20 GO. h.; .' car 7ress y Jas
= ms favorable tine 70 - frr asz1errro
- ~. s-so.s mere IKE o. thsl Oars . o.
,ortr.s aud osr CIV ~ .'- '.ss q .si' Sys -.
ar sap -si1f = de 0f tTc rdir z1c 31f
-, 1-ns.l whes ~s hive iatsotEee1 70 iAs P,oSe-s
-. tI1f@ ~1,'sf.si X Z. iSSLEf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

The export Of breadstuls to Great Britain have
not ,sen srge for the last few months but sre now in
creans The following table exhibits the quantity from
81 September last 20 lith January.
Export IF Brsadssgi from h Cnited Stats 10 Great B
Nm md Ilclnnd fron Sept. /. 1851 % jim II. I3i5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

MM. A. JONES. Aoou0acei. ...
A, Dt,rf< AND suOEs.-By ). ID. iNuEksOLL
OCO-stor, ~ Pssri-st-On "Wednesday. January ~,
10 Ociock $50 boots shocs and hsossns sotso's
For ths Southern, Western aud city trade.
Also. m On and boys alp aud thies boets
Also and ~omens euobss oy ersboes "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

OFFICE CROrON A0uEDUcr BOARD 40. II. 100.
TO BLaSTERI.-Sealedp proposals ~ be received
By the subscriber at this Office, unit ecn-.day, the
18th day ofJsnu1ry p d. for blasting trench tor lay
ing wgerpipe la Tsnthavenue. between 10 f,et nofb
Thrty.coud street snd Thirty hh-suest, more or les
The trench will be required % b. u feet deep iret
ds a. bottom aud p feet vide a. Top. Proposals VIII
tho psics per running cubic yard Pigments 70
made the wok Progresses, 0n the regular payday OF
tse DepatIn-nt with reservation Of ten per cent until
the peOa Of the Proposals 70 b. endorsed
Proposals for Blasting BY order Of the Cro'cn AqGe-
-, C,,o,,i,,s- ff9tl1l JAMES A COFFIN, PresL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

COrToS. 3 ar Piessr .aa s.pyst' s-vss DO
a. - C.rt., Ire soe n rod wcrkrs order, and row
p ---.t,on Th- picker ca = delivered 10 ssoat Ten
- .L-s n te cards 70 s1olt si1 @eess, s-c TIE ~
$50 So - - sr-r q April Apply 20 henry II Low,
ps. = where ne ,rtic . r1zT y .rel- " - Z
y " sTEBsINs co y r.'-a--s. y 4 /, --eoe-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13
1913 NASSAU.ST.

A GENTS WANTED In this city, aud AL parts Of the
"A Union, 10 sell new aao popular Pictorial Works FOR
particulars, call personay, or address, postpaid
ROBERT SEARS Publisher,
IS imisDkWs IL Ssssau-st New-fcrk City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13
PAlNLEss ToorH ExrRAcTlN

PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTING.
AR. A. &. CASTLE, Surgeon Dentist, 3Sl hrosc.
sPwsy Informs tho.s aass and gentlemen DESTROYS OF
extracted by the newly discovered
nehuc Of teng rendered - pain BY the
exhibition Choroform Gas that he Is prepared 10 per
form This 0perrlio1 xih ell the Surgical SAIL which cns
private -nd public Hospital practice has secured 10 hia
aud which will - ssarey 20 tho patent that The oPers
ton iii be properly performed. llo <u.Ih&s-
rgiHE IMMATURE SOLAR LAMP, which
gives sht tiig ht ghene ~ the cot OF less
than hs hour. has given such universal sAsisc'
don hal the subscih have b-eu obliged 10 open
Immediately under their mandatory whore they VIII DE-
haoo, 10 vail on lad es aut the public generally They
will .i.o keep for sale Oil Of al kinds, Oh Cans, Tin
Britannia and Glass Ware sriiannis Ware repaired so
ias and Astral LsmDs cleaned. sc.
ENDIcOTT 4 SUMNER, los Elms,
- iWh near Censl. " tnnf of Britannia WaIe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

~ American Institute - p.-o-i.g-v N ~
ins thi. iust,ufe will De hs4d 5, 20 Nsr-s' 49,,
Para, thursday esentns, lst1 in~ - wv
usl,. HESRY MEiGs Recording SseJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

" y IAtJAKI, Nha'rnsn.
y BfLLNsS. Secretary ji2 2tis'
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-20
SANDS, LENT, Il CO.'S
III M Ofer0 can .9ren0!

THIS immense and truly magnificent establishment WI
be open at Washington on Friday and Saturday, DC
tober 9th aud 7th for two days Only.
In addition to their already MAMMOTH TROUPE OF EQUEs
ANNALS the propetors otter, the present sea
series of novel and magnificent entertainments, far
surprising anything presented the pub
consist of n pair of TRAINED ELEPHANTS JENNY
LIND AND ROMEO, and TEN EGfP fIAN CAMELS,
whose perlo have been the wonder and delight
thousands in Great Britain and the continent OF Europe
his children Ma RICE and JESSE Mons. CANE in his
astoni. bing performances; Master WALTER AYMAR
the juvenile equestrian wonder IN various acts OF equaio
map reached a bareback rider; Mile kOSALTliE
MADlCiAN the Fairy Amazonan Princes oil the Arena.
only years of age; Mr. MADGAN the great scenic ano
pc yhppian equestrian Sg PEI EZ, the nnrv allied
performer on the code voante; WIN. AYAlAR, the n IA!
va utter ALBERT AYMAR Messrs. RICE MI CIlELL
CRAWFORD, LACY, TUCKER and host of other per.
formers, male and emgle all OF the mos. approved hlen
IN their various eas
This mammoth corps viii enter town on the morning
exhibition, IL O'Clock, preceded by the Sacred Egyptian
DRAGON CHARIOT Of ISIS and OSIRIS, drawn by 1t
EGYPTIAN CAMELS, containing the FULL BAND al
iached The company Next IN order viii b. The EASl
INDIA CAR which will be harnessed the TWO ELE
PHAN MIS- followed by the Magnificent Stud of Horses and
longing 10 the Company; The beautiful Fa,ht Oak
RAGE, drawn by 10 LlLIPUTIAN PONIES driven "a
hand, wall bring the of the whole Procession. III
ot ensemble OF which surpases anything which iaHgoag
describe. :
Master Of the Arena, Capt ]. A DECAMP. EqusstIiaI
Director, Mr. H. r MADlGAN. Treasurer, MIR. J. w. 70
SHAY. Clowns PENTLAND X LATilRoP, bob dis
tnguishcd above ali others in the country for iheir WI
and ovality, and unsurpassed by any IN the world To-
heir genuine and unexceptionable humor. Musical d..
rector, Mr. E. X EATON. Leader of the Brass Band Mr.
GEORGE SEELEY. Leader OF the String Band, Herr A
GEkLOFF
Doors open and O'Clock, p. m.
Performance to commence al and o'clock
Ambulance p cents. Positively 10 half price.
| SAM to7
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-20

CtENTLEMEN'5 HATS.--ln presenting the hat lof III
season, the COED would remark 'hu genleue
ii, at once distinctive ciaface IA the e'esue
us form eraceilness Of outline, and in Ip,ove,nentl
manufacture attention has been given these IA
orrant pon,s with nothing else viii progressive pub
and the exRepc ,es OF the times be sausi-d
WILLIAM b. rOpD,
Fashionabl. halter, Elk doors Yves, OF Brown- Hotel,
sept lot Ptnnsylvania avenue.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-20

CONNECTICUT,
IA The Resolution teadering the Congratulations of The
american TO the French People
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-20

In SENATE, MARCH 81, 1915.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-17
Beautiful Teeth and Sweet Breath,
All may possess by using
SHER MANS TOOTH PASTE.

T is warranted free acid any il .rious ngredi-
ents and is unsurpassed for cleaning whitening The
teeth removing tarier evening Them aching de-
cay at the same time giving them healthy appearance
as well as hardening the gums, AMI sweeIeHr2 he breath.
IL leaves delicious taste IN the month AMI gives
sa' Satisfaction Who yer il once will ever after
give 1t the preference every other dentirice Charles
" SandIT d Ce Charles 5. Benss q, and of
most distinguished citizens. have used SHEEMANiS
TOOTH PASTE Tor several years and believe il 70 be
uneqnalied Reader, get box and try it, you want
sweet reaih and handsome teeth.
SHERMAN'S PLASTER, commonly called SHER-
MAN'S POOR HAN'S PLASTER Tor the tr.fng sum
OF 24 oeuts is without exception The test article in
shape oa Plaster iii the known worid gives relief ina
few hours where he suffering il intthse l... .s.
RHk HAlI>M. Lumhaao PAN or Weakness in the
Size, Chest Back, Meek, Lons Limbs JOIN Yield to
IT sooner Than any other remedy. Worn The lower
part OF the spine, they hive ed the Piles and on the
small OF the ack they heve cured Falling of The Womb
DA sPeptics persons roubled with Liver Complaint
will nd the Of great and Surprising benefit when worn
over the part ftcted. ConsuupIves should always
one their chest, ii will their Cough and remove
the Soreness Several million Of Them been sold and
never a plant against them ' -
For sale Wholesale and RETAIL the cheap Blackstone by
Sept. 22-dw3m J. CIRCUIT, JR.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-17
The Asthma can be Cured!
YHE ONLY REEIEDY.

II Il wv LH hE.H r III Z!
DR. PETER II LEE has discovered a remedy
~ that in certainly ard erctnsy cure the spasnodc
As hna, has been demOnsla ted in hundreds
beyond all doubt lie asks the attention OF the ac
ted TO the folio ing letter from Rev. ID. williamson
who is we'll known ihro ughnut the nited States:
Editor OF the star-lt wa to some Of your read
and many of ms friends have recently found
cure for Asthma with which have suffered severely for
many years. During my visit the East, many
anxious inquiries made as 10 the means OF d cure
which appears astonishing.
To further inquiries, also put Others in the
way of procuring a like relief ALLOW me to say, that
procured prescription from DR.. Peter Lee which
alone attribute cnre nave every reason TO believe
perfect ana raIcal have indeed no symptom feel
ing ct Asthma lett.
Thou h long period of fifteen years have suffered
much tried various medicines and been TAINTED with
hundreds O. cases, aa well satisfied that Dr. Lees is
the 0nty prescription hat can be relied upon. Craft
tude To him for the immeasurabe relief ne has brought
me, ana desire to serve the suffering have alone Undue
ed me to make this public settlement, which DO in the
utmost conhde"ce that those who follow my advice Will
no. ne disappointed. l. d. WILLIAMSON.
Cincinnati, Oct IS, I847.
In a leJIer sent Rev Mr. Drew, Of Augusta, Me, he
also says {" have not taken half bottle, and WE'LL
and have no tears OF sthna again. inasmuch have
for the last been exposed to all sorts of
weather, and am tree from that complaint which has
mate me sufferer through long dreary wears"
Now let the reader examine The impartial statement of
Rev. VIM A. Drew, editor the Gospel Banner, of Au-
gnsta, Maine and he Will be in possession OF actual
pc iments. He SAYS:
and would nH to receive any Of this medicine
sale until he had by means Of al bottles forwarded
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fact enough establish for il a COCO claim general
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was NOT rIv ynec, cd ay co,J reach .
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0 ~ '"o 't"' al Se"0t''o W "IICl i'Isi'
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-17
STUMP FULLER.

THE subscriber owning The right OF STEWARDS
i PATENT MACHINE FOR DRAWING STUMPS,"
io the States of Massachusetts and Connecticut, offers
the same any parts thereof to individuals companies
This Machine has for some three years been found supe
rior any other used from the ard quickiess
with which does the work, and the mparavey small
amount of power empoyei-two men md yoke of cas-
tie or pair of horses. will, without difficulty pail over
one hundred stnnps from TO three feet through, in
day; and with the Machine work be done for
$2, than by any other means for 100. se .rsFsf.es
Another advantage is that of ground can be
cleared without moving the Machine the chains extend
thirteen rods from the anchor stump and transport il
any distance two men load it, and pair OF horses
draw it, II also be used the greatest advantage in
drawing the largest rocks, and also Tor moving buildings
motion Is quite as steady and much more rapid than
the wndlass. ~. t
Persons wishing to Purchase requested 10 address
the subscriber call him. at his place of residence
where the Machine at all times be in operation.
b l6loa b WILLIAM w. WILLIS.
Orange Oct 8, 1e47. f.ts as SFtt