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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
From the New York Tribune.
SYRUP of NAPTHA-We feel IL a du-

From the New FORK Tribune
SYRUP of NAPTHA.-We feel II a du
Nv TO call pubic attention 70 DR.. HASTINGS'S con-
POUND SYkUP OF NAPrHA. Thls j. no qlacS n's-
irum but tie PREPARATION Of Vi the mos; eaneat and
devoted u the Hedcal faculty and II only The t~esileth
par the stores sfoat Be true, D. cedaln al isa 1a-
lie discover Testimonials ~ tie YER highest order GER
THY 20 IT. positive II that heretofore ncurbe disease
Iuiercudr Consumption aui II efficacy n asthma, SPIT
tug II Blood Nsht sweat Wasting Of tie Flesh and a
Diseases II the Throat Chest and Lungs, pronounced
r., gene al o. If equal able Regular PHI
.riaI-s af 1nby advertised Dopufsr rruis WITH
ent and profound contengt but b, the case u HAST
INCSs COMPOUND SYRt Of NAPfHA 81 - very lar
o,Aer f0r i has 1T the majority II them - the maj
Eg II sNIeGmsuis, aJ the dlscue-On II - merits and
tie result that there Dut s of ae oi them ~ DO
not recommend .. AM L IA their prvie pfact4ce
Among rs waTmes. 4iTccafes are t4e distinguished DR.
Mett and ID. tleesn19, who regard vs u the arst
d.scoferlfs OF the age For O, laT We tined HAST
INGss SYRUP very severe cod, which had produced
soppase 81 the chest and great difficulty of5reahag AID
cured quickly and esctIs ely . III With all
mlrafou srd snaZement It. acsoA the yh!ezm
date an. ncessaa unti there superiority !e
In fict enabled breathe freely ,nree
luics. and entirely - The sreDDsge II the chest
MANY hours We earnestly recommend ali whom may
cad the hIgrrt s-nent snd sh"uld adyO-
cary Il - Eerts b. ndacement - them 70 obtain any
II Tie SAFTHA SYRUP. We hod oIrseige. responsible
for Is good effects, aud TIA: tsy III u thankful - IN
ealing y - their notice
Prce-s per bottle siS battles for s5-ofee iS Gresa
-.ch-st Also lid BY 4 III CUiON. II Bowery, ar,l
DODD. III Broadwsy. jel1 lmrnTAsS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
Morse. Compound syrupoG
XEIINW DOCK ROOT I've feel


Il prompted By ever principles Of humanity, % make
know the world wonderful ehcacg Of THIS ettraor-
omar PREPARATION Thousands have been relieved of
great amount Of suffering and many lives sHvsd BY the
OF H. led ze b. the best judges of medicine 10
the most ELEGANT scientific AMI sautar preparation
N and deDuTatiys remedy, seldom II ever eqaled
II stands unfa&cd OT TIE Of Err spelas, Salt khea1,
Canker ScTOfla and al the diseases ARISING from
an impure OF the Blood Also. all Bilious catnts,
and With unprecedented success ~ all eases u be
male Weakness and general debility, strengthening the
wensened tcy % the various organs and vis
Grating The r also for the cure VI ne LIVER
Cosnplast, Citarrh Dyspegsit, Headtche, Dizziness,
Coughs Sc Those aett with ChTnn Diseases u what;
form vii find this uscse only pleasant 70 The
sase but cur. Il Il BE- wtun the power Of reas-
dial agents affect ther disease II composed % me'
mes har Dy combined toteud directly 10 give tone 20
the stomach and Nsis excite 20 healthy acton the LAYER
and hole GlaIalia s. stem, ALA Nervous taDbty
and promote free Of the Lungs, thus rendering
applicable 10 oil diseases VI Chrome nature rs purely
vegetable and ma be used IA Al climates, and At al sea-
sons VI he year.
Prepared only by { MORSE co. a. ZOE Fountain 1t
Providence and sold hy Thousands y. over the Ua.ted
States Csuaiss. &C. HAYDOCk, CORLIES & CO, IS
P-aIl-st. kr~-fOrs General Agents 10 sih'
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I,OR SALEM FLATBCSH-Only A.

miles from Fulton EeTfy. kTy0Nyn tw1 ailAaia- LIS
Il land SeIher h&yias sc f,e' vrt "a Clas T..
use tesi in aeoh and about acres " the "a ne
81 civ lo,s 0ae ii these hos IS lad Sas ~te
Nscadamss walks sa planted wth about 20 Sas l. ana
hu trees cl choice vansLes. the latter lst cfm ia'e
bearings, and Ornamental sars raspberry and cur
rent bushes large strawberry .saS The ether lot n
clover, ana hs> welded heavy this sea>M thvr =
newoll and pump IN TIE premises cfo~> fcnCslg
and the whole has been grescat order by t6e owner
with the expec,st,n OF ahns tAsreOn for his oc'
patioa. The health ard beauty ii Elafhash.
ce>ihts from this CITY. culbGsseS % >S,ns each way
times daN tehde Ais very favorable opportun fo
any one to purchase. whc GsSons vi hnllax cansTy
residence. convenient ees'scn and Improving neigh
lyhssl Will he sold o<ating ,efms A,oiv 10
a % WILCOX. GARRISON avenue. Fiasls,sh ~ Il,
ANTHONY LANE. s. w..l-st. n Y. ,eal N,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
THE CONGRESS PIRATED-Cau-

THE CONGRESS PIRAIED-Cau-
Il ton 20 Shoe Dealers-Ieamlng that some unprInci-
ped persons offering Elastic Gore TO manufacturers OF
ms Patent Congress Boots made by bTadlng OF weaving
India Rubber such way 10 cause shIr or conTicDl
or expansion Of the fabric with the sprg TINS aouce j.
gwen that any mode Of ard combining hhrous ma
eralS with cords of India Rubber nSet m
- s
and manufactures sells the Congress Boots mus
made viii b. prosecuted for damages All who are autho-
med bv the Patent. required u stamp each
uar with the words Days Patent all others are m
irecmontS thcy choose 10 De concerned IN piraiing tins
patent.
have for their information. caused the opuon Of two 81
the Patent Law the United states
10 lie taken herewith published shall hold every dealer
responsible where the manufacturer Is esponShle.
HORACE H. DAY. owner Of all the Patents
Connected with Congress Boots.
B-Lioenses granted az - Colrlandt street., New
York and y my authorized agents throughout the United
states except Massachusetts, Name and New Ham shire'
owned bv Chas Winslow, Of Lyun. Mas.
LEGAL OPINIONS
have examined the letters patent issued ~ Dupnt
HYATT hoarng date Of Goth October 1870 and AN NJ opn-
ION that the of elastic cores made hy wervns hhro,
materials which expand and contract. m combination with
India Rubber Springs II applied IA the itnuftcture 81
gaittr boots. Is infringement upon the patent.
New-York Aprl %. 1871 +. u CUTTING.
BOsTOS June 8, 1881.
have made similar examination of the letters patent
above referred TO- and concur IA Mr. Cuting opnil
le30 lmMWSF RUFUS CHOAlE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

u one.cighth Of q mile from the village OF Piln1eli
N containing about thirteen acres, with living stream
running through H. -Four acres are iaseinlN md put IN
lawn aud garden, With mao aoamised walks CONTAINING
great variety evergreen and other ornamental ees ana
an abundance of selected fun. The dwelling - modern
built with marble nautols and conservatory attached TIE
place admitted hv gentlemen c taste Ia equal aN On ne
hudson Persons viewing the premises VIII DE SATISFIED
that hiS description net exaggerated Planhtld AZ
cesss fioe times day tY ElzabcthOwn and S'mer'iie
Railroad Inquire a. i6t Pearl So y Y. 81 on The prom
Iscs no2I 6i TuTh&S.l ID ROCKWELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
DlCHCAs FIXTURES and LAMPS

II Z Chandeliers Candeietn,s. Brackets Hall Lamps
flr candles and sas of entirely patterns artistic
CandcscAs French Mechanical Lamps, studio Lamps oi
cyeIy description Glass Ware. sc The best Oh AZ ?
SilingS Yel gallon IA. DARDcNN lLlE,
itJS 2aw 81. 4t5 BFoatwa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
EOR SALE-A beautiful COUNTRY

Il RESIDENCE, with fgoa. - rs acres II Land, Sin.
,tl eps,te the pcyccn House. about ms Eorth ii
;he yllsse OF Newhuggh The h0gSe i entirely new, ard
oonain, twelve apartments. l.c.UJas balh too1 rae
s,urjS a,e furnished With he out BUILDINGS,
ard cNtan great variety II TIE chclce>t trt, tees, IN
Ian No Mace on Tie itg,ssa kNer commands a're ey-
frns.yc Oh finer prospect C-csse>cS more hr'hy l 4
sn The premises eNseaI i'' ne ssee, eadshS 70 te
Dsws,ns ESS tncuuo e. 4 II MACE NeNharsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

u FARMS, conialnnr from 90 50 acres, Ia Sut pur-
,haSers Also, and 10 lots, with cheap. new cot
nec which will he ,Ol very reasonable terms These
Lands are situated IA the mos, pleasant part o l. ns
Island ot ANA neas the Railroad n hours ride fr,m the
CITY OF Brooklyn s. 4 well adarod to the raising "t MIST
Kinds glan Vegetables and rut Some PORTIONS II these
lands ave near lohg isaad Bay. which abcunis with fish
and oysters have sold icr ycas past to good n1a,
mechanics and Others where They nov emo ins good
hos,c zee oi rent 4 person VII ACCOMPANY thNse Who
VII 20 examine these lands every Monday, "Wednesday,
and rtaav starting nom o'ce at o'clock, An, re-
,,,,,nr The same ,ay " & e. co,A the next morning.
NicCOrTER, lsS fultoast,
,etus sun Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
DEOPLE'S FIRE INSURANCE CO,
MosEs G.. LEONARD. Secretary lel3 lmMwsF
7 IFE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IL LIFE INSURANCE GO -OHce No 10Y birtim,,.'
Branch Ofico i3l BOworY cor Brn0me .st-CASH CafI-
TAI SlCO0 besides the accumulation Of large business
THIS Company conducted on the mutuai principle hh
thc assured val receive back eigths ~ ali t Pos
Policies are issued Tor years, or Tor lie rer-
mas their lives for their own benet or the pn-
eit their husbands parents and children of cfr
ors may insure the lives Of their debtors Policies VII
aiso be granted payable after death, upon the pV NJ
riying at a specified age NJ his discretion
Persons insured may cross and cross the Atan'S
Ocean, 6r,tclnss vessels without etTh change At Any
Of the ear and h. paying an additional charge may
vslt countries lsing beyond the limits Of the Policy
Interest vii be paid the profits whereby the yeiny
premium i reduced each year after the frst three
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
DRY GOODS, &c.
HATS.--Just fir

lshed the splendid az lie ever offered Elegant
FRENCH SILK HATS A. The io' pnce ~ 81 slally
sold 81 Also, sr-icie ~ - ~ Neat itits Al -
BROWN. lj8 Canal 81.
ESQ iuis one door frem sullivan.
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Osc~ Of -, <.n
(tROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE o.

NJ No 81 Wal y cDrner OF PesIi-J
CAPITAL $2vo.0Oo ,,.,...
A. election held this day. ths bsi0sih, fs. 1880
wer. chosen Directors 81 this Company 10 '"s ''"
- n. 49,, T,vi., George Elder,
S,p =, c.' sssl.iI go Ffs4s;s Sc idyt
g. - 20 a. .,l.D n .Cysas Caa, Bs!kkaltsf.
- IAN 60 . $50. =. yames y villa.
Heinz Ejey. Isaac { Tay,ofi "hh' y |. nspsOH
Al a subsequent meeting Of the bDaf9' ..n'saa, a
MOORE, Ia, was unanimously fee.ecisa ess
tHe tern,,,ry 3 MILTON SMITH. sscfeIp
ses-f0sk, Fe., 5 1851 80. Mar
B-Ihis Coni1any oJnnges % insure - ~. a
easndlse Household FamItgse, Vessels " TO- -~2..l
ths as',t isTpi s4'is tefsiS Az i'ss-s V''"T' qH
PAID. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
NHAMRERS.ST PROPERTY
CUEAP HOUSE LOTS within Is min

" SALE-Eight years lease OF Store ana Dwelling III
Chambers between Washington aud West streets. For
particulars, inquire of y PARKER " Murray-st. lyfz'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
NOR SALE.-A beautiful COUNTRY

] RESIDENCE. within -, iannie> wale Of the New
Nork aud New Haven RliiIoad station at Mamnruucrh
containing about oi superior land with sret Nt-
oly OF pears. cheruCs and other garden hus, aud ~
fun view of the Sound The house 40 feet lnt 8 feet
deep with kitchen attached dnshed With hard walls mar
bile mantlcs CRATES. harm, C"f1ec house sheds NJ Pos
.eSsion gwen m.dld'Vly. lgquirc OF n. IOMIklNS
Isl DnMrIN lelk lmIuIhAS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
vU,HE NEW VILLAGE of STRAT-

The streets and avenues are now ~ as sdlrl.
An excursion VII be made every sunday un. .l'is
notice Tickets can he obtained q Gr FIAMMkh
The conditions II sale s25 cash AZ tne tn,e 81 ~
chase and the ance monthly instruments OF siv t
ursuertv comprises the h3ndsJmes water 81
half mile IN extent embracing unparalleled PlspecS ~
Tast River village Of Flushing, NewtOwn shore hsti
Island ATorriSanIa York Island. ana the nOFel So -,
the Pslisa6e Rocks and Catsk Mountains 70 "ess -.
.cces.lle several times a day. bath by Land ana ais
For mars and eyery information relative theIe' "ty
:, The Office Of J A. FLAMMER. 223 "oosier-sl.' "o
49, frIr, Arnity B-The AnIty-street stages pis>
~ Tho deer every FIVE min ues during the day p'DW
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BRIDGE.-The balance of the

HIGH BRIDGE.-Theb a!ance OF tie
LOTS VIZ Sc 70 lss On Of tsh BriassyIis are
nv fr te ri time oered for sale THIS property = STU
stes on he WssteeSter side If Harlem River ne
Tighth-avenue on ts Island The fare OF the Eigai.
ave.ue Railroad winch leads directly 70 these Log, %
E IN. 90 esnts Tor the whole length Of the road HAVING
wldc front upon the Harlem Aver, this propey aqros
great advantages FOR boating and fishing Terra,
nny for MAPS and other Information. ~ ID b NINlON
-iTeIar-st cor Of Nassau-S ie<3 IN
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LvOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

y PROPER1Y-A Country seat and Farm ol 70 acres
situated on the Morrs and Essex Railroad. at summit
~ about minutes walls from The Depot aud ~ mites
from Town This place atundanilv supplied with frml
and >hrubbey, aud Is rfassed for the beauty and
heathfulrcSS Of the suaf,n Cars four times dA nom
the too, of Corland-st. Aprly 10 G. SCHALLER
knSSauSt RI StolN lNl lNH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

birds. BIRDS.-CHAS. REICHE d
IJBRoTHER, importers and dealers hlrts. cages
seeds SC have hand &c German inging
mes togesher with variety Of erllsnches gOa6nche In
nets skylark woodarss SC Sc. all IN full and per
teei heath Also SoAia Anenssa ana nnee biras IA
waea end metallic cages hind seed ID the pgres easly
SC. to whch they iavite an ,nspeeilan
CHAS REICHE BROTHER
EEL eve Is Moth William & ncaI C'astatm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
CATECHlSM ON BEAUTY.-Ques-

EATECHlSM ON BEAUTY -Ques-
uon-Whai does every person admire
Answer-POrsoaal beauty.
Glow this he scS uiTec II oi u3f lFal
A-Ry uSrs means provided ~ Nature.
o-How shall We acquire know ledge " sitl
A-Bt learning from those who have studied
G-Mho has gwen these subjects the most Attention
An Law VASE. the French Chemsi ini { osnc..clln.
G-HOw does he Iriart ms knowledge
Ale has printed small book called So Ret OF
BEAUTY. oT How 70 BE HANDSOME
G-Can he learn u how "a make brown ssln 1ir'
AltS, AID 10 remove t'u, pIinples, freekl-,, *.
G-Cau be teach as 90 smooth the ~rasled sinf
AYES and 70 ulaAe odd PERSONS lOoS yDnng tg3n.
Q-DoeS he teach how TO whtsn brown tectA
A-Ncs, and harden diseased gums and s'seeten tie
bft aih.
C-Can he saf,eu aid heap.lf harsh silH Aal-7
Ayes, and make Il grow p7oig>e.y
t-Can he promote the growth Of Whskers s.
AYES, and hasten ne growth If mgs'aches
t,-Con he eGcGy dim eyes " help iA- slsaf
A-le> and make the dun eve sparkle brisl.
Can he color the sslr
s-Ne> aur color WISHED cen he prodncef
Q-CanAe tel how Is have rei checks ans lir,
A-Nes. without fsil. sso 20 superiuous har
elias ans pers, "a tried his plans
A-lts. thousands trying them AMI a. srs PLEASED
C-ire The article, lie pFe>erbes >sfe
Ayes. peIf,cily and very chea1 is4,
Q-WAefc ; ;he Sccrci OF BeaIis Splt
AT lc4 Nassau-S;. curuer II Ann.
C-Nhat = the rI;ce'
k-Criy 81 K Sold Uaicr Sell-
- RsneD Ter the name. SECgIr OF BEAt ~, II How
To EE HANDSOME. by Il. LANASSEE FEeai;A chern =
SC. go la.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

iAiChtectS, Builders. Marble Cutters and others IN.
tcrested, ted the Tiles permanently lad
down and the store Of the undersigned They are
much harder than marble aud the variety of shapes aud
colos Is almost infinite Imported and ar sale hy MIL
lER COATES \ >OVlE, 219 Pearl-st. if2l 2w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
nIETZ BROTHERS Il co. 1874 VII

Il lam-st New YORK, Manufacturers Of every VARIETY
ofLAMPS CHANDELIERS. CANDEL ABRA. GIRAN-
DOLES HALL. LANTERNS, GAS FIXTURES. &c
10 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
.ADICAL CURE of HERNIA

AIN AL 'hI' VI hi'N+Ni
over two years evperence nas now been had IN
ie application 81 BUILERS recently patented Irr.s
Pads proving through numerous cpses, that from their
peculiar and bearing upon the line OF the ing nal ca
ma, there produced thckenng Of the muse llar walls
with consequent contraction of the abdominal nng~ can>
ing "a radical cure Of the complaint frus>es and Sup
porters fitted aud guaranteed HULLS Truss Once,
Vesey-st FREDERIC VI BUTLER, Proprietor.
my2l l9iNMxF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

ues Of Broadway 3s lots IN Jersey City. within MN
utes' walk ofthe ferry to he sold at auction GA Mon
DAY the 9TH Of July These lots situated ON Seubeh
Morgan Prospect; Bay and HaIslnlus SIS IA an improved
nolghbohood THIS presents rare opportunity ioI me-
chanic secure a lot IN the BoghhOrhOod Of then bH,
ness at prce within their Every lot oiefod VIII
be sold These lots Incroasngl in value RAPIDLY
Particulars may be had of SCOTT Auct0ncer. Jersey
CITY OF of CHAS SMITH. 50 Maiden lane. New YORK.
Sal. 90 commence ~ ocioct y Nj w ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
THOsE ELEGANT WHITE RUB

TUOSE ELEGANT WHITE RUB
II Der GOODS.-N-geT IN the progress oithe Indla
abeT AT has mode al manufacturing been discovered
r. which the falrc could be vucanIzed and come
White color until Tyler Hem made their invention, ane
otalned ua'ent fu their 1ealtfHl ZINC Rubber, which
Low takes precedence Of al other rubber aDncs These
gods are Il l-ht drth, Light - . borer N VINE
aud can ht shaded ary color The fabric - admirably
aaltsI Tor iabt plalo and other furniture covers and
n.nertai articles vel and better than rubber made
from any other patents 4 free frn that ulneaant,
SUI huro.s ol0r OF G1oGyesr'> patent. Affected by
heat or hold constant exposure q f4e weather. Al
goods made y Go,c ears patent necessry oars
black Lead turns dark when vu-canned ia st-all wlic
zinc remains clear While. Dealers lnsltel y
ARE patent fabrics with any 0her the market and
are warned the nfrinseH or y1ent b. the
Iton India Rnbteg Co. and other concerns forming part
81 the comhia8flor. against whom suits have been
.eeDced for th.s prlc,. HORACE II. DAY.
ESQ aMN " = COrt-lnd-s-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
COUNTRY RESIDENCE The whole

~ part OF a FURNISHED COIlAbt cohsistiis ~
Or good rooms. with fine piazza IA front most delight
fully situated the bank If The Ne,Snk RIVER and nearly
opposite tile Pavilion az Fort Washington. having mag
nfcen view Of the Shrewsbury River, Ncwfogk Bay the
Atlantic Ocean, and the country adjoining The river
abOunds wh fish ard Wild game. there - also SAT- water
bathing n front of the house. The steamboats, Ldwn
Lewis the foot of Robinson st, and the Suffolk, rom
the slip make trips daily. landing
gers at Browns Dock, within I'VE minutes walk Of tue
house. A boat viii also ran after the Nh. BOARD
ING may he had desired References permitted 20
I've made to Mr. NJ. phyfe, 6g Broadway Mr. q. I.
Newell 1877 SYth-av. and "a DIR Marcy MS renthst.
y3 81
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aTIANTIC DOCK MILLS.-Indian

L Corn Flcur and Indian Corn Parma iret sui uaan-
fsctcred b. s;atsJr1s Plielt Processes, oe obtained
OF resuec-lbls Gr0cers generally IN i> t All bT'Ai p
Iu,,an COrn FlCr IS signed fr making BIZ = pa
drn-s and CAKES s's fT WIZ hc1', he ~ hic
wheat Flour. ard v re found ga t-la YER rinr A.
tee II = PIT uq io1her aperei pocNasrs - - ana
n boxes dozen each.
Indian Corn Parma" rH'irriF new aul ~ - desc
i1ss an efe for making Pudding AIg>h. 6 VIII prove
a. g -slle sul>i furs i0T Rec Sar ana hol.nlit As
an article for the con r Puit1rs ts Fha hAs
no rival l. : PIT w TO- papers pa beautiful sie. an
IN uoxes Of dozen each - the extremely DIV Pf'e oi
8 cents peT single Package ,-
The above manufactures 4 Inian Con are peculiarly
saned the 81 'he INVAlfn and feTeHre A' de-
ronstrrted that DYsPErTI can pa-take ~ Us $50! Z.
i-et With ,agurtr the CXrluS1n u most ever W q
form OF food Is daily viii improve the issfn ,of-
re the bowels and give tone and clers! = the WINE
frame.
these articles sold at wholesale b. Nessl, Allen
WhIttisscy Il Sou,k-st J N HHyt sous 10 Wtsns-
tlf-st and # 4 O. Benson. % Soush-st or AZ The iS
: consumers obtain & The Gr,ccr> pam met u 10
uagfs. entitled Remarks Indian Cora ts lle>erFa-
hon and Nanuia tre with Recipes fJr CloNas, together
With testimonials II the b shesf res ,anl-f
Orders addressed 20 L BRONSON. Agent. Ailanilc
Do. Mills Comranr. No H.. &c. 70 and 2' Atlalic D'cN
Brooklyn. New-YoEK. W. receive prompt attention. and
dispatch oomhNf
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DABBITT's SOAP P0WDER.-La

z Dbl 1 : sNDA1 wv tIt-
1fdes who are interested 90 ds2eusns with ne ssrsa
Washing Day. and tho>e vho wish - arrorsh to v'S-
ins FOR ten parsons with the simple ccst II Two WI
please read this l4> article D, called 4 bAbbtll
SOAP POWDER il being reduced q pow der comes Nsy
much cheaper than IN ans other form Bar contains
wise i would not hold together Whle Babbi;ts : re-
dgceI 10 powder and contains more Wishing material 'ha
any other article In h world and does not lose 81 Fesh.
hike tar soap By standing. II bas soap stands IN ne
open vll lose fr1m twenty I'VE !" -A'f
per cent of course tbs loss must ne water ana ae IN
else Therefore u cannot De wishing material ba0.i
has had arni cations from an parts oi the country
Tor the exclusive nsr .1r 'ehihs nv Is yt.
mas sd no exclusive rights The average sales are about
two and half tlns per dav deduction Is maize . me
FINGERS VIII De rsd} prosecuted which are en 90 number
- III time Everything 10 the s1at ui "h>hhs Wuhpbl
labor wa, unknown mtl BABBlIi advertiSed-.len ne
whole world was set IN oouai1fon % etade BABBITlS
PATENT SOAP PONDER. bias - set nothing compares
qscnce OF The patent Rabbits SOAP POWDER SAL
leads ana producing as goes Astonishing ii>iictA
No oue dspenSes with the u.s. % = after the nave soe
aps do Il IS q1' n2 nearly pound paPcs,N.,h
directions ~ use printed on earh qa'Naee me pes. W.
touse IT for washing t. l1w le nrSi dec ION on ne
payer for using the powder direct for il white clothes Eo
coored clothes follow the directions nr making INTO ,'it
s1ar " oh requires and made M ten minutes
Slt Sof every knows how fo Use % j. ctean -
most # those who i put small aniii "i me powder
or s IN dish ,yater hich removes a the grease if once
and VIII remove egerythng that ans other soap III 'he "'ld
The clothes DO not require boiling after tha first direction
Is fol lowed 10 make them hie-ihus SAVING much '-e
and labor l. has been used nearly twu years. anu D IS
found clothes last than twcel a long bee e incy
are rubbed 10 pieces As they are whom W boila :
u,ed No Washing soda is required. The retail PRICE :
twelve and a half cents There rsk N trying y, ne
cause one package VIII make two gallons of beautiful SOFT
soap. that any one can use.
For sale Nv nearly all the groceries IN I'M. place Manu-
featured 1t 68 and 10 Westinghouse 10 New fetN CIV
An, country druggist merchants cau odef through any
Wholesale u erchani NewYogA. and ge as cheap a. 10
apply 1.-THE factory direct Ans person m The Cite, Of
New-YoTk Brooklyn have single box sent ten
al the cost Of TX and quarter cents h sending o. the ac
tory 10 Washnconst have the goccrs get FOR you
box contains sixty papers half box tnrty-SX PAPERS
General dfto' for the safe of BABBIrIS SOAP POW
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