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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-12-17
DIR. CHRiSTiEtS
GALVAMTC DRACEJ =,

Are found Of service in cases of taBvts 90 ME
spasmodic Complaints and general .btpsn. li.e.on,
OF the Head and upper exremitiss Aiso h Pisf ani
Paraly and all diseases caused by deGciencyo now.
or Nervous Energy in the Limbs other OF ana q tl.
bolv
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-12-17
Tic Doloroux aud Tseuralgie.

These dreadful and aganizing eornrlhG.s are .un
6idty rsiiered by the sppcs of the 4iyArfe Hrtt
NscKiAcy and FLUp. The Beit diBiaes The Etecuciy
through the 81 stem the Necklace has oaal ssc maj
the Fluid acts directly uppi We affected ia tbU,s
distressing eliconk The 81 Pic atom tt. III Viz
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-12-17

11uRs x cut saws, iron, CO
carpet yarn looking -
and clAfdrens dress goods and trimmings, silk
brocades and cassimeres, books and stationery,
window blinds and curtains, umbrellas, 500
yards ingram carpeting, 300 barrels and sacks
of salt, fine dairy and table salt; and almost
every article in the line of
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-12-17

o. In nervous CONPI4 ANTE Drugs uit s,edi
cinns ,ner,dsr TIE dssqse Tor the, weaken tho vital
gees Of the already Frustrated srsen white rulsF Tie
strengthening, Ir.girng. VAi2ng influence Of ttl!.
vanisn applied by this hcauhIai aud wonderful DIS.
covery the exhausted patient and weakened sufferer ia
restored to former health, strength elasticity nnd r.o
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-12-17

For The Rencyal and Permanent Care q MI
NERVOUS DK4EASES.
Aud OF those Complaints which are caused rs ~ in.
paired weakened "a uHkoalihy c,.ai.iGs ol kAe
NERVOUS sEsWEN.
This beautiful and conrenept application OF Tho igs,
.cious powers of GALY,iAlAM eaa MAGNETISM. .ls
been pronounced by distinguished physicians botE ia
Europe aud the United States, to be the valuable
mtiicinai diseetsIy Of he "a
pr. CNRIsTtE'S GiLiANlt EEiT
aai
MAGNETIC TEyyyTs.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-12-17
MAGNETIC TzE,gygE.


Strengthening the weakened body, giving tone 10 sls
vsr,ous organs aud inNgorAng the entire SYSTEM Aiv
IN FRS, ellAMP PARALYSIS and PALSY, pysfEr.
slA or lNi,lGhsTipN, RHEUAt ATlSAi ACUTE aud
CHROME, G3uT, ERtLEPSN, lUNeAan, pGAt.
SEsS, NF.GyiAlis e ~. Ai9iSS rNiplf-.rsps set
ftiE HENltr APOttfEY, NssUttsLGfsi fPAfSS ~
the SIDE ami titFsf LIVER COMPLAINT, srts 81,
CoNpI ANT, and CpRWAFURE az Tire SEINE. itp
GoMPl AlN1, pjsEA8ES &c tha kidneys. DEB
Cheney of NERVOUS ana PHYSICAL ENERGY, lad
ali NERVOUS Disc ASSES which c0mpsists sri5s f.o,,,
sim, iis cItse NAMELY
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-12-17

WANTED BY COVER & HOLT.
DORk HOGS, wheat, corn, oats, flax seed
L furs, green and dry hides, beeswax, tallow
and lard, cheese, butter, eggs, &C. for which
they will pay the highest market price.
November 10 1851
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-12-17
JUDICIARY.

JUDICIARY.
SUPREME COURT,
Joseph Williams, Judge. ..... Muscaline
j, +, Kinney, !" ...,...,W West Point.
George Greene, ..... Cedar Rapids.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-12-17
$1,000 Person -

including all ages, casses and conditions, among which
we're large number of ladies' who peculiarly subject
Nervous Complaints, have been
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-12-17
VARIETIES.

X NIVES, forks and spoons, scissors, needles
IN and pins, pocket books wallets aud purses,
steel pens, percussion caps, brushes ,whalebone,
powder TASKS, suspenders, sewing thread. and
silk, pocket, side and tuck combs. hose aud !
hose, necklaces, lace, insertpg.ete all of which
is for sale at HAAS Il SONS.
August 81 1851.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-12-17
BLANK BOOKS

BIZ NIX BOOKS
ruled to any pattern, and bound expeditiously
in the most durableand fashionable manner.
LIBRARIES, PERIODICALS,
Music, Newspapers, de-, bound in any style at
the shortest notice. and upon terms ast to be
surpassed in the Western country
Iowa City, September IL, 1854.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-12-17

GLASS AND QUEENSW AREA complete
VI assortment, and will be sold cheap by
August 81, 1851 HAAS Il SON
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-12-17
Land Warrants! Settlers take

4 Grain of prudence is worth pound OF craft
"A and while you are making your winter pur
chases of goods don't forget the N store is
the only place to save your 25 per cent. Up
posite the State House.
H. H. BARBER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27
Begin EarlV,

Sir Robert Peel's father determined t,
bring up his son expressly for the House
of Commons. When quite a child ht
would frequently place him on the table
and promise him cherry if he made q
speech. The applause that followed hi.
efforts stimulated exertion, so that before
he was ten years old he could address 4
company with some degree of eloquence
As he grew up his father made him re-
peat every Sunday, as well as he could,
the sermon which had been preached, by
which his habit Of attention grew powerful.
1t was little known afterwards that his
power Of remembering accurately the
speech of an opponent, and of answering
his arguments in correct succession, was
acquired at Drayton church.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27
Letter from Europe,
MEMS, DEMONSTRATION Franco
Among the Alps, July 4, 1851.

MEMS, DEpARrMENTDE L IsERE Franco
Among the Alps, July 4, 1851.
Mr. HIcKok: This day, four July 4ths
ago, there was reunion of one division
of the chivalry and fair maidens of Lewis
burg in grove by the river shore, Just
below the town. There was music there
that day; music in the murmuring of the
river, music in the rustling foliage of the
grove, and music in the joyous laugh of
the tar daughters of Derrstown, which put
music In the fiddle that they and the chiv-
airy danced to, for "the fiddle was a
cracked fiddle, the fiddle was," Cat least it
must have been cracked fiddle after that
day on the green but a cracked fiddle
was as good as sound Cremona, at a
time when nobody would have listened
even to Paginini, the king of all the fid.
oilers, The music Of bright eyes.. All,
thats the music after all that has been
said' and sung, and fddled; and whether
a par OF them did the business for me
that DAY or not, and whether was there
or not, is no matter what set out to say
vas thu, that l little thought as Iheard the
~-'----
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27
Guan0 for Wheat.

The editor Of the American Farmrr,
who we'll understands the subject, is in
quired of by correspondent as follows -
"Would it be proper to fallow your land,
harrow it, and sow the guano, or guano
and plaster, with the wheat, and put them
in with the shovel plow?" He replies:
''The guano should be mixed with pIas-
ter at the rate Of 100 lbs. of guano to !. 5
lbs. of plaster, sown broadcast, and plowcd
in as soon after as possible; the ground
then to be narrowed until fine tilth is
obtained, preparatory to sowing the wheat,
which may be either plowed or narrowed
in. provided the seed is not covered mo,s
than TWO or three inches. Water furrows
should then be formed and the field rolled
across the burrows. Unless the soil b
very poor, 200 lbs. Of guano will bs
enough-if very poor, SEQ lbs. 10 the acre
should be applied. The depth Of the fur.
row is not material, as the plants viii ind
the guano whether covered 4, 6 OF .
inches."
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27

that the era of its origin has not come
down to US. Enlarged by Philip Angus.
tus, and left incomplete by Napoleon, after
exhausting the taste and treasure Of six
centuries, men are still employed in orna-
mentingit. Here the finest paintings in
the world are to be seen, gratis, and an
an amateur might spend month among
them without seeing all their beauties.
But have inflicted enough Of varieties on
you for the present. They have the
proverb here, "Paris was not built in a
day." and it would be useless to attempt
to describe even its monuments in one
letter
Forum Neronis was the ancient Roman
name of this town, where live, and they
say that the tower that contains the towr
clock was built by Nero. The Protestant
church of the place was once the castle of
duke who was the leader of the protes
tants in the time Of their prosecutions in
the 18th century and most of the houses
of the place yet have the iron CRATES in
their windows, that were used in those
times as defence against the prosecutors
of the protestant inmates. But that reign
of terror, in France at last, is for ever
passed, that would forbid the mind to in
vestigate under pain of spiritual ban /;
and the rack, the question, and the stake,
of those times that tried mems souls, have
made many protestant as well as many
a republican in France in these latter days,
since men have began to think for them
selves. r. G. ROSS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27
One ofan Editors Mserie,.-How e

One ofan Eaitors Niseries.-How ex-
crutiating is it," exclaims the Chicago
Patriot, "when in some happy hour, an
editor has elaborated thought that he
loves as his own child, and hopes some
body else will love it too, to have the
paper that contains it, yet damp from the
press, sent home to him, carefully envel-
oping pound of candles"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27
LEWISBURG CHRONICLE

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Issued on Wednesday mornings at Lecisburg
Union county, Pennsylvania.
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ADVERTISEMENTS handsomely inserted n 81 ITS pei
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JOB WORK and casual advertisements to be paid for
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COMMUNICATIONS solicited all subjects of general inte
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All letters mus; postpaid accompanied by the real
address Of the writer, TO receive attention EThose
relating exclusively the Editorial Department be d.
rect.d to HENRY c. HcKOE, ESD Edtor-and those on
business to q. n. WogDES, Publisher
Office Market street. between Second and Third,
the Post-0ffce. o. n WORDEN, Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-11
LIVERY MAN HIS OWN HOME

IA wemsy say what we like about the Land Of Free
dom bpt skes me The feedem 10 al one aide, when
oar landlord adds another @ the rent a. they have al
most oil done this year. and because hesiiae he tells
ss ws free 10 he premises. The fact L. the
immense Ia the this year hiss opened the
eyes o. the public who are beginning to perceive that
with little mansg emenl, they have home OF lneir
own healthy and agreeable than what they have
been Eccusomed TO. The consequence Of this Is that
many parcels Of lsnd have been laid out In village ots
varying from IS by 100 feet to half parcels sad over
There however many things 20 be considered before
mailing up minds where intend 10 locate 10 the
fret place should be within easy and accessible dis
lance from the city next the expense OF getting there
must be fng The place must be healthy; the prizes must
be moderate, and the terms of payment made easy
know Of no place where ali these ssvaasgts em
eight miles OF the CITY, which next week steamboat
viii DO running The fare 10 only TO be six cents during
the Summer, and ten cents during the Winter, beside
stages running constantly throu ghout the day. The de-
hghitu bathing and the air insure good hssth
Tbs los SO feet by 100 vary from $50 10 Sis the former
being a. good the latter With The az -,, nj.
beautiful place have determined 10 bring within the
means OF ALL by requiring very sma sum a. hrst do
posi S25 and tbs bssnce payable In tnonthy
fstnmenis 20 sut the convenience Of the purchasers AZ
the place 90 easy OF sccess 10 presumed few will pur-
Chase without hrsi psylog Il visit consequently we re-
fsin from any praises 10 speak all we hiok,
our resders would suppose the Garden Of Eden we
were describing, Instead Of the village OF sus,ton Pou
There excellent docs extending 500 fset ino the
river and the road has receay been put In good order
which connects Il with the OF Flushing le over
quarter ola mile distant There 10 also good plank side
walk for pedestrians. By applying a the ofhce OF Mr.
FLAMMEk, 227 Woostor-st, every Information VIII be
cheerfully given. az STA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-11
BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS

<woald inform al persons who entitled zsder the
q acts y ConeTeese Bounty Lads, that wiz attend
locanpg Their Warrants either In Nlincis Missouri OF
lows Beng partner ola loag esiaAlishei land agency
In Oniney lnos where much valuable inform asion has
been acQered res Pecung Western lands an consistent
hat We lave In oar power % oee,s Warranss sdvan
iageousy or all persons who shall give us thsir business
sahscrihsr JOHN TiLLsoN, 1872 Broadway,
~ imD&" New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-11
NOR SALE CHAP, or will be en-.

N changed for CITY property Socks two heaatfa
hehy enlnvsied Farms sim s,sd On TIE noa sAose 81
Long Island about 20 miles rom the ey0ns q Is acres
one OF rs scres; both adjacent the wstst with eRcsient
bllliings orcbzrdng and ohw a3vsntages and ~
nccess hom the city, large proportion u As plgahsss
noney nav remain of tern CT years on bokd nj gnog
gage; vii be said separately Apply scoa 70 HENRY ].
bCtbDER Attorney " Law, 50 wsltst md
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-11
ENOR SALE,-Two good DWELLING

HOUSES ord L0Te % Twerty.Risth-st, we& q
Srosdwsx Nes IS and So well locs,ea for private resi
denees Tue eohdmSs are small siosies and sues high.
90 uske Ne boeses comfortable zach a. cooking rage
CTotor w1lef eAthing cold sRe wam sas ali through
The hcusee are well sait IN every part TIE loesron Ia
one u he bee IN the city. TIE hoescs are ns and will
be Gnisbed By The Lee of Nay next ffice each Ora
half Of the amount reinsin, and desired In
qllse efI. II. 0oTfkER on he pfenisss ale "A. ana
SPIN. Nolus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-11
COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.-Ths

~ Subscriber having purchased an essls - visg
n, Tns Islsnd Sound 10 the town OF Fairfield, near me
city Of Bridgeport, conneencu and known - ihAnis'
TxHvIfLX The conservatores, gransres, out houses,
Se are eofuplete and believed that more pleasant
or desirable place be found 10 New England Tor gen
emAn Of leisure, one engaged IN business "a New OK
without the furniture The gardens and grounds contain
twelve acres Forty OF farming land lying within
hslfs mile OF the house, viii also be sold a. reasonable
prices Ase horses. oxen, cows aud farming u!ensa-
SIXTY per cent Of the purchase money cen remain on BOND
ard mortgage per cent for term OF years IL not
disposed Of private sale. the whole will DO sold a. AuC
TION Without the oil ghs reserve to the highest bidder
on THURSDAY the l9h day Of June next al one O'CLOCK
r. ~. gor further particulars inquire Of PHILO BAR
MUM Bridgeport, Conn. ls9 lwl PIT. BARNUM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-11

~ HkmlllcR avonae, On Columbia Carrot samuiit,
Wocdhal and Hieks sts also, the sids Of Temp
kns place between Harrison and Degrsw ara Tecae lots
ne al esethly situated or tmuediaee Improvement,
are iree q neumbrsnce. and heera advances would ee
made responsible purchasers to aid 10 he ccasucon
nSsims "a On srEsslNs. 50 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-11

GAS, GAS FITTING, GAS FIX
OTURES from Messrs CORNELIUS co, OF Phila-
delphia j STOUVENEL L CO, No 594 Broadway
next TO Nibos have Just opened and will hsye constantly
bsrd, the largest newest and ebespsg assortment Ii
te OTnzments fer Gas and CaEdlesi style Of CANA
Dnher, Dessert and Tea See; plain white gold band and
fancy decorated, OF ar lass mpOraO Bronze Candida
bras, Clocks, &c China and Glass Vases, Tena Gotta
ware new S0lsr Chandeliers and Lamps Girandoies OF
rev styles, fuid and Camphsle Lsmps, aad cut plso
and pressed Glass ffom mandatory No So and
50 Neseys- Goods loaned TO parties. Wholesale and
tai az Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-11
NOR SALE-A modern-built HOUSE.

h wia acre Of excellent Land situated the
OF South aud Willow sss, 10 The village Of STANFORD
Conn within ave m'naes wax OF the Railroad Depot -
Tue House Il about Al feet sqosre with kee piazza
ning he entire front There 10 also convenient
and well krished easenen ait furnace eookng rage
cisteTn and good well Of water hkowtes largo aud COM
modons eosch-house and stable. all IN perfect order
lsrge petition Of she purchase money may remain bord
ard mortgage n desired sor mcguire premises
of WA. FRANKLIN, SON Co.
ml2u Ne Broad ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-11
NOR SALE At HARLEM.-A Cot

MLNOh OA16 N L4fAAsA1H3 -
age and four lots Of ground sitlate on Oaehundred-
and twenty untht between For and firm avenues
fhe cottage contains eight rooms and nine sno
IN neyfsct order Yhe through from One hundred
sn5twepty- pnthst One-hgndred and-ihiretbf a. %
said premises also stable house towi touse
wood house aud Ice house. all In perfect order nd
repair The place 10 well stocked with the choicest fruit
rees vines ard shubbery and 10 within Eve minutes walk
OF the Rs,,-oad For further particulars inquire OF
a5Iws HENRY r. McGOWN, 80 Nssssn-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-11
MRS. BUkhs
A NTIQUE OINTMENT.-A sure and

"a NIIQUE OIN vi EN- "a sufo uns
n speedy cure for the PILES Chafed Limbs chsppsd
Hands, &c. fhs article has long been used In prips
practice and 10 acknowledged 10 be The beat article sxss
Tor the relief OF The above named complains
Tor Sale a who esale and retail In New YorA by Geo
Mabee. 81 Nasssu e. Minor Co 2I4 Pullon-sL .,
L d. Sands, 100 SulIon-sl HsyilsDd, Reese 90 y
kaidon-lsne, O. v. Cckener Go 81 Bercisy-N O. n.
king Broadway, corner Of yohn-st J. I. Coddngoa,
s09 Hudsonst and us Broadway, X A. Sands, Bownfy,
corner OF sprinRst Agent for brooklyn, hn n. Hays
IT'S ruton-st
Also for sale ~ she Agents Of Pain Killer generally
-. Perry Davis SON, Propnesors
~ SIM u High-sl Providence, e. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-11

IL acres handsomely situaied In Rocklsnd Co, N Y,
about 81 mice from spring Valley, on the New Yorh and
Erie Railroad apd about 81 nom Hsvefsuas Lsnding
suitably divided wood arabic and meadow land build
ings and fences coed we'll wsseEed with an abundance Of
sessing Ill he reQusiles Of good farm. Terms easy
title good possession given immediately inquire Of JO
eEfH w. REEVE, Is Co0sny east Willamsourgh or Of
AGRA &SSWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-11

~ oeres Of Land the Hudson River Railroad, two
nies below Gsryisons and three hSow West Point Tae
house u - BY Is fecl Two slores high aud hsssmeat
contains and 10 In good repair Price eco;
haf of which remain mofls age for of years
Inquire Of David Curry rear he premises BY eisss
wN. X DENNlN4,
IS 2ws fishhtn Landing Dulrhoss County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-11
THE CHELSEA MILLS, Twenty-sev-

VIE OHELOEA MILLS, IW6nCy-5tV-
n enlist between Ninth and Tenth avs-The lubscri-
Der having taken the large and commodiogs buildings In
Tw enty seventh st lately occupied by Kelsey Son., 10
now prepared TO furnish Feed Oss and Corn In any guam
tity Grain sent the NH TO he ground, will be deliv
cred free OF carsge and with dspatch he will also man.
ufscure superior article of FsrinA, Wheaen Ghts HON.
ny Graham Flour, and Extra Family Flour for family use
He will also prepare and furnish superior article OF
Corn Faua which has already met with great favor from
The public All orders sent 10 the MIL 10 the Depot 10
Beekman-st where samples will be kept win meet with
attention. ma lmF JAMES d. MUNSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-11
Nj FOR SALE-A splendid Farm

EVARM FOR SALE-A splendid Farm
n Of 20 scres pleasantly situated within half mile Of
Psitfsd Depot On The premises s large house, barn.
carraR house aud whousss with other nectsssry
oubudipgs Also large orchard Of goo5 hut; 10
OF heavy timber This mos: desirable farm snd viii be
cold bargain For further particulars cell on JACOB
Hotel or STEPHEN YAH. AZ the Plsinfeld Depot
aJ2uMWSFe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-11
AT PRIVATE SALE-The 3-story

kAbriek House 253 Tenths9 third house eas OF Fhss'
sv norb side Of the ssrees Sioo can remain on mort
gage, q 6 per cent
on the reer lis secoudst rst house east OF firstsv
1880 can remain on bond and mortgage.
Also lbs hrst class browDstopefsoni House ~ West
vevcnteentb s north doe, fsv has al IDS nod
err Improvement; be seen Al any umei twothros
On bond snd mortgage ai per ecnt.
Also, Gothic Coisge and plot OF Ground ~ Trentoh,
n J., on Peuyst, between Montgomery and stocx1on
sueels q.
Aiso County Seat Ct Nysck, opposite Tsrrytown q
recy % the liver Cottage House aud 81 scres OF 0rourc
Also for aas or 10 s the r class Sstory brick doose
and three ots Of Ground Citation, near the norshwest
corner OF CanoIst. Brooklyn. NJ.
Also valuable Lot OF Ground. 80 By 100 fee on wash
,oefos betwesn Hish and Nssssu sss, Brootlyr.
for mn particulars to Tho price terms &c eppy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-11

NOR SALE.--A house and lot in Thir-
h ~ second-si near the Nnshsye. Lot 10 BY "a feei
house Is by 81 price $Ss00 $40 can remain on bond
and mortgage For further Information inquire Of J. "
CNDERDONk, lt9 Twenty hrslst sfseT O'Clock Ia the
yening, between IN The morning aud In sne evening
as FOWLER BILLINGS, carpenters shop 10 Twenty
third 1T, between Finh and Slxsh-ave. ~ Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-11
IZb-GREClAN FANCHERONIAN

Txb-GRECIAN FANCHERONIAN
DROPs-A sure ana safe remedy fof and vi
positively cure The Sick Headache Chls and foyer yAns
Dice Dyspepsia Chronic Diarrhea Sea Sickness cho.s
ana Cholera infsntum and healthy scion " ~
LIVER without particle Of Csomel. Mercury, Qsnioe
all arrangements Of the and relieve 20
shese aches and pains throughout Tho system commos5
called rheumatic II excellent remedy for the ohA
FL, and a. svERMfFUGE or WORM Medicine tsxsS
better. There is other medicine that Riyes 80
universal satisfaction 10 the shove dseases
Prepsred only by DR.. J. 8 FANCHER, 10 fultoaE
Hew-York-a few doors from Broadway. FOR salc q -
Of the drug 10 the city and througbou the coun
"a SmWss .H tiel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-11
CHARLES H. RING, wholesale and

" retail Druggist and Apothecary, 1872 Broad way Gomez
of John-st
sHoULDER BRACES largest and best assortment n
The CITY every variety Of pattern. wholesale and retail
TRUssEs-A fine assortment OF Trusses, over twenty ~
ferent kinds, Of the meet approved makers
Also, numerous assortment Of Abdominal supporeS
Dp. Fcbs, Chapin's, Gays Bapninas. &c BODY bei1A
suspensory Bandages, &c
Charles H. Ring Agent for Or D. Jayne's tPhadepaal
Preparation; Dr. Roses lPhladelphis) PrepSsIioo9
Dr. H swayne's Syrup Of wild Cherry; Jeafsy's Aat
dots; WistsI's Balsam Of Wild Cherry; TowDsen9s
sandss BrstoIs and Bulps sarsspss; Dslisys Pdn r.
tractor ; Uphams Pile Electuay. mi4 Inn