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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
1 RARE CHANCE FOR A BAR

~ oE1N y.nn OF 80 ceres, lying near Verplanck's
%, "a ~ - 4 Railroad; 10 well wstere1 with good
orchsrd farm iouse and barn. with suitable outbuildug,
hs.scs ssuno ance Of cherries. plums &c On the said
beautiful site s Summer seat comm zndng
vs,s o, he Hudson River Verpancks Point &c which
vii De sold separate desired. IL Lies about OF mile
sor the steamooat landing and the distance from
The railroad station and 81 miles from the houhshng VII
isge OF Peekkki with good road al q seasons OF the
wear The ssd farm Is Ia good repair aud VIII be sold low
and terms easy Apply al 1879 Broadway, from II TO II
O'CLOCK OF fml4 2wfl PETER A II. JACKSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
NOR SALE, TO LEASE OR TO LET.

Ten Lots Of ground with Buildings well adapted for
a Factory situated NJ the end Of Fory-sixIhs The
buildings are three stories high and us feel long with Sta
Bile and sheds $50 feat IN engh Nearly The whole Fnount
Apply TO fEfEh CVOrEh' IL nufnngThp
mi9 w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

NOR SALE--A Farm of about thirty
IL acres with small House, Barn, Woodland, &c, with
very fine buding site situated on the road 10 Williams
Bird ge about one mile from Kings Bridge, Weslchester
County Also three Lots Of Ground, south side Of Forty
fourh-st west Of Eighhav. Terms Easy. Apply AZ 1872
Broadway from II 20 70 O'clock or al SIS Thirdsv Of
PETER A. III. JACKSON mis- 2wN
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4 n PRIVATE SALE-PROPERTY

hON THE EiGHTH-AV.--The three story frame
house and lot Of ground the east side OF Egnh az be-
tween TbirtythiTd ard Thirty fourth SITS The house on
the rear OF the lot and in size n feet inches 6y 81 iest
In depth size OF "a feet inches front by leo feet In
depth. Onehalf Of tho purchase money can remain on
bond and mortgage For price and further parcu-
lays apply TO ANTHONY J. BLEECKER
mig lw AucuOneer, Broad-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
mo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DO

ITO MANUFACTUREkS.-The pro-
n perry and effects Of the Rope ND Begging Company,
situsie ct somere State OF NeTJ erIey VII be sold al
auction on the 9h day OF April The premises at
O'Clock NJ TO the highest bidder The properly conssis or
substantial brck building 40 feet nv 2j feet. four stOges
high with brick building adjoining for bleaching aud dry
ing. Also, large boarding house, near The factory to-
geiher With all the machinery in said mill of Tia manus
lure Of Duck from American Hemp The sn2chinerg Is
sufficient for the manufacture Of 50 bolts Of JACK daily Il
IN perfect ORDER and the whole establishment be put IN
working order 10 48 hours The power iS Furnished oy
water taken by canal from the Rartsn rger The eSs5
shment s about hours rice by railroad Or ses D5os
from NewYOrk City For further particulars application
should be made tie Agent a. he premises, 70 MOSES
H. GRINNELL, 70 south-st, or TO GEORGE CURTIS,
WRll-ft, New-YOrk. ul1 iAy
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no RAILROAD SHOPS AND MA

Il CHINlSTS. ~, -,
Ibsye on ard snd offer for sale the following Tools al
new ard Of The best construction:
One large Solting Machine;
One N inch and one inch Plsner.
Ope rs inch and one u inch Engine Lalh. ~,
Ore inch sud inch Engine Latin IogeIhsr WIN
rhar ~ Hand Laths small planners, universal Chucss
Sda Rests &c am constantly receiving mscsinlss Ioes
~ snsst every description, and believe that can MI
much sooner than they can be procured elsewhere
iarge stock Of superior Leather Banding always on
a. lNs f,'io ews P LEONARD, ll6 PesTl.st
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DOOTS AND SHOES.-B. BLANCE.

80 ARD las removed rom 1oA Pearl-si 10 30 /. tov
doors above where he has and viii receive from The hsna
lacnre through the season The bes assortment Of hgh
pesged BoOs and BrogAns IN This city which will be soa
10 the Iade A. low 60 be purchased Easl 80 Pesi
II Sms
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NEw.YoRK, Nov. 80, 1880.


Adjusting Spectaces to vision requires great Judgment
on the part Of the Opcisu Many Sgh.s Injured, and
some totally lost, for want Of this We, the undersigned
Physicians consider It Of the utmost importance to the
pubic 10 have good SpectAces, and accurately applied
Mr. 5KOTT delivered interesting aad instructive Pub
lie Lecture the subject In the Society Library, Broad
way Nov. 49, 1850 He iS well acquainted with the sci
Therefore recommend him as a very competent,
practical Opucian. George Wilkes, 81 d. q aghtst
Surgeon TO the New-York Eye AID Ear Infmsry. Abfa-
ham Dubois 81 D. 500 HOusIon-s Consulting Surgeon TO
the NewYOrk Institution for the Blind aud Surgeon 10 the
Eye and Ear nhmary Isaac Wood b. ID. 80 East Broad
way President Of the New-YoFk Academy OF Medicine,
and Consulting Physician to the Institution for the Blind.
VIM. Darling, NJ. d Z26 Wooserst. Anatomical Demon
stTator TO the New-York University Medical College"
Nov 80, 1880 MIR. SKOTT Is an agreeable Lecturer,
has paid attention 70 the subject aud clever
Optician. w. CLAY WALLACE, MD. 236 Fourth st."
AL Specacles purchased from Prof SKOTT will be ex-
chasged free Of COST II not satisfactory. He also repairs
and fits glasses into parties own frames, and always gd
juss the SpectRces TO the Eyes the approved
principles that have been discovered In ancient and modern
science
Ofce 50 BOwery three doors from the rheater, New.
York 26f 2aWlmW&5"
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COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUD-

II W ~ II CCA Wv LIE lAOD
OSON FOR SALE--A FARM OF about so acres-about
20 Of woodsnd-n the village Of Hastings, q miles north
OF the city; house new, Of stone substantial modern
style Is rooms with commanding river scenery unites
beauty convenience unusual degree minutes
walk from the depot OF the Hudson River Railroad.
Grounds In the best order supplied with variety OF fut
stables and icehCuse the premises. The whole
part will be sold by application the premises TO the pro-
prietor. ALEXANDER BRINE,
HRslings, Weschester Co, or TO
HORACE HOLDEN, ESQ,
PSI lmeOds 10 Beekman ST.
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VNHE LARGEST ASSORTMENT VI
Il BEDsTEADs BEDS MATTRESSES and FEAfb
rRB ever offered for sale, at n WILLARDs Wsrehoos
$50 Chathamst corner OF MulberryIst. The attentions
housekeepen and others Is particularly called 10 WI
paten. light and len screw bedsesd. Old beds reneyse
eots wholesale and retail. &f In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

VNREES! TREES Just received. by
q the last Hsvre packet, 1000 Natural ana Dwarf
TREES from one or the most celebrated French NIyse-
res-such 60 Duche'se dAngouene, Doyeuns dOre
Doyenne oliver, Bonnie de Jersey, &c, &c. For SAFE
cheap by [lnl9 lw' EDWD. HEN, D Liberyst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

ITO LET-Store, PIG Pearl-st. Apply
Il to Il. s. and A. Ayres, 256 Pearl st. m7lS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
EYARM FOR SALE-At a yer,

ANAhM rOR ChLC
a. price, on Long Island, forty miles from ms Guy ana
three miles from the Railroad Station IL contains ABOUT
INV sc es Of land with good dwelling house. barn and
other necessary outbuidngs There is an orchard ana
Kitchen garden lhe premises, well stocked WIN apple
peach ounce and cherry and well OF good water
AZ the door Il will be sold great sain on aceommo
dang Terms; or will exchanged forpToperty Ia OF near
the city For further particulars Inquire at lls Msaen
lane. NN%~ -
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DOOTS AND SHOES.-A. D. GALE

1Imgnufacturer and wholesale dealer invites eo,,,,,
merchants and the rcsn usde generally. 70 CAL ,n5 ~
amire srse sssortment which Will be sold a. he oss,
prices by the case or dozen
B.-The Jenny Lind Ties and youths and boyy mi,
lars and ensmeed lace boots made NJ hs estabIshn-ri
Sizes given 10 suit A.D GALE. rs PeaTlsa
ml2 Pr corner Plsu-st, NeN.Yod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20
READ AND BE CONVINCED
Iron The Boston Bee

The Editor sad Dec .,-.
DT HooAand celebrated German Btters, Tor the cure
Of Liver Compliant Janndics Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nef
Debility. deseyedly one Of the most popaI .ed
cines Of the day These Bsr. nave 3ee1 he, 6me re-
ceiyed efeciual and permanent cure OF Liver
from the this remedy We are convinced tnas III
the use Of these Bitters the patient constantly gains
strength and fact worthy OF great -
They pleasant Ii taste and smell ana an ., u w
sny circumstances We speaking from experience and
to the afflicted We advise then use
One If the hest literary papers published sad August Is
Dr Hoofands German Biers manufactured Dy VI
Jackson are now recommended by Of the most pTo
ntnt members Of the faculty as IN 3cie OIL inlcn
IN cnsesof female weakness A. such l. the case We Mo
afvse al moihers 10 o1Iln o"tIs M
viii find these Bers advantageous 20 health As We Nno"
from experience the sautary effect they have upon weak
9'''"' The Dailg SIM saws
"iscle Of the best medicines Of the age Tor jandlce
From The Saturday C0sefe fthe best papers pub
nSheu DR "H0oFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
1T j. seldom that recommend what are termed "a
tent Medicines TO the confidence and patronage OF our
trs ard therefore, when We recommend Dr Hoohlhu
German Bter We wish be distinctly understood that
are not speaking Of the nostrums Of the day. that are
nosed about for brle period and then iorgoiten ai'e
has done It's guilty Of mischief but Of medicine long
established, universally pnzed and when mas met tht
hearty approval OF the faculty itself
That thls medicine viii Liver Complaint and Dys'
pepsia no doubt after using II as directed s'
sp.cIfcay upon the stomach and iyer- preferable u
cslomel m an bilious dseasesthe effect i immediate =
They can be administered Females ln'ants with safe
~ anC reliable bent nj, at any time
LOOK WELL TO rue MARKS or THE GENUINE
They have the written signature Of {. NJ JACkSON
upon the wrapper and the name blown In the ootie WIN
out which thev spurious
For sale, wholesale and retail. at - ~
THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE, ,
No 100 Arch St door below 9Th Philadelphia ana u'
respectable dealers generally throughout the country
For sale hoiesale and retail by b ID SANDS
corner of Fulton and william sts n Y
RETAIL AGENTs-Charles II RING, corner Broadway an'
John-st New York, and Mrs. Hays, BROOKLYN
~ 3mMWSS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20
Danrina Schools.
WORT H S PRIVATE

A DODW OR L ii 5 PRIVATE
"a BANDING ACADEMY, No. 4tG Brcome st near
broadway This establishment Will open for the ems ns
season MONDAY, Oct ..
DAYS Of Tuition Monday. Wednesday, THURSDAY, and
Satuiday at Y NJ for Laoies a and FOR Children
and a, and 9 for Gentlemen
Pl waite lessons at any time when not occupied b,
classes
Semi Ipothly Soiroos confined entirely 10 the Pupils
Monthly Soir.eS for Children and then Parents
In addition to all the dances OF former seasons, the
classes n he Instructed IN the Gorliza and Iemlete-
two new and teautifnl dances. recently introduced
AZ III, count balls % England and France and
arrange ,ns have also been made by which any new
canoes that may lie luced eth, m London " Pans
win be m med atelv received AZ tins academy.
"D,dwoih's Quadnle Danccs'-a useful htNe work
can be Lad graiuliousy at the academy. .
Persons desrous Of becoming pupils. viii please make
early application, IN order t. iacltate the o'haoh o
classes
For terms. &C. see circulars
Private classes academies or families. attended 10
lpts
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NrOrrNT PLEASANT BOARDING

Ng SCHOOL. Amherst, Mass, Rev. J. A. NASH
A NJ Principal Tins School embraces lst, depart
neni f the thorough instruction Of lads IN the rudments
of education. 3D. A mathematical AMI higher English
course embracing all branches usually taught IN hlgh
schools 3D. classical course pTepaatory 70 any sAhu
ing IN COLLEGE also siibCtlOn IN Spanish. tfench anu
Book keeping with prepare young gentlemen ip
mercantile pursuits II managed with lust reference
TO hoafful physical development ard 10 the sn hgher
object Of combining with intellectual culture the best SOC
cial moral and religious influence Terms-for poatd,
tut a. washing mendng fuel and lights from $50 " siOe
per half wear N advance. Cucnlars, with numerous
references and fuller details forwarded At request
APP laKQHS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20

DAME II. GIANELLI Il, have opened their Acadany
for ANGLING and heahful exercises. nj tlc SFOh L
SAINT INSTITUTE. Ne 639 B.oadN nay. Glasses are now
kfumg Tuition Will commence ON The Isl OF october ~
Wells and SISTER have passed several IN Pans study
ue their the ROY academy anu al the pest
schools for private dancing. The system hF when thtN
propose to esch entirely aud adapted Tor NE po
io Of health as also for the requirement Of graceful
ton and department Apply daily, at the above address
ffCm II o'c' ock untl2 I'm
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NUE IRVING INSTrTUTE-Lyon's

j Classical and Commercial ,ardng School To- Young
Gentlemen NORTH TAkklTOWN. \ Wins school
has been successful operation Tor twelve wears and ~
we'll known Thorough instruction IN the common and the
AsheI branches OF English education, IN The Latin and
Greek the french and Spanish lang lases W a.
hiihol supervision If morals and manners, i lnsued TO
zach pupil Studrnts admitted NJ any tune tucnlafs at
No NasSau-st Nos 20o and $50 broadway No 70 BOW
w, aud At the Institute Noiia fhuNiown WILLIAM
fLNON, \. NJ. PFmcipal and Proprietor - uM"S>at
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and AMBOY RAILROAD.

y Morning line leaving Pier No T. North River, bot OF
Battery place, daily. lsunoays excepted ats per
steamboat John Potter Afternoon line leaves al y Nj
from same PLACE. Emgrans line leaves at D PM
iii | BLISS. Agent
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HANCING ACADEMY, No. 40 Crane

81 "A doors from Broadway.-P SAROCCO. PROBES
son Inventor and sole Teacher known IN America OF the
new ar fashionable dances whose talent does not need
anv recon endaon has opened his saloons for classes Tor
ladies' gentlemen and children. Private lessons gwen IN
families - NJ,
BROOKIYN DANCING A "ADEMN Frank In Build
ing corner of Orange aud Fulton SITS, one door from tu
tou-st-P SAIACCO from No. no Grand ST, -fotA,
has open.d Dancing Saloon for ladies', gentlemen and
chidIen classes Private lessons gwen III families f
classes viii commti on the 18th INST .
For particular. apply al his Academy On the 2Sh Sc
SIDES al the dances. the American Cotlllon Will pe
taught To children with the greatest PRECISION
THIS advertisement Only intended Tor the best class OF
society ~ D."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20

VHle, No 7. eNfl.SI OI IUNlTt = IAN : q TN
NB-Lades fitted by female. having separate and dS-
tnct rooms for the,r accommodation. $50 laW3SDSl'W
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.
FW. WORK and NEW-HAVEN

NEWLY OR X and NEWMAN IN
~ RAILROAD Trans leave Canal-st station neaf
Hr0afvay Passengers also received al the Ns"-iDrA
ana Harlem Railroad Office. Eih-st. Al d ae-
eeuroda,,on tran: At M NJ for Pcr Ches'ef no "
termedlate stations al N cypress trah a. 80, :,
accommodation tram f0r Se~-Hsven ana r. " Haven
uons. al 5z5 y N Communication tran ia ~. -, D :,
snd Ints mediate places a o. d 49,. 20 Nv Yors
Chester and IIfermed4 ate places rf
a8d further BaEtlcnars see D.s 90 r, c,u~rtnden,
III
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CEDAR TAR.-This is 4 peculiar p

CEDAR TAR This Is 4 peculiar pre-
rararon beng neither more nor less than pure Cs'af
Tai There s no quackrry about II. For many ears F"
bs been preraret AID iced Domestic Medicine ia Tue
faHlly "a MIR h y NORRIS, Of Maryland
Rec mfn, ndat,ns from Physicians
Mrs b b Norris M1dan-i, gives me pieash" 20 re
nmeud 10 the favorable consdera-oa Il me phn.1 ui
"a lab. medicine. Cedar Tax % Bi0nc1ta! az, s,'
- diseases = th- LunzE T.IOWAs O"iN1>' VI y
Ba.timor. March y 1851 .. 4,
Ibaye .1e use ii tie Cedar Tar IN my family ny ~ ~
r.ctn,u of Dr. Thos WRIGHT and and u Ferf -Ii-O.e
uedic.,e II Colds. Coughs &C. one u ~! .hili,u "a
sitac. Cd with Cafarrh fever. which settled On ie
h"ue ~S " ." ~ MARIA JOHNSON
N.-r Pt.pul, Nrl. Baltimore Co. March - 1871 D,
me Cedar Tar NAV - taken 18th Pefiec. sil.y +; =
80. srd ri ,,a.e. Of tie stomach luns. lTpi AMI ~
rt,s It. cure IRE for the folio" ng al'eases, w
.e ia. indigestion los II ar,c.iir neilyuI.'
1ies cstgeye~. lnd "a til s;oHach ~ po"els ii-l'
,rza ca.ds c.usis mfanHatl q me Gus, -. 20
orv sore th.oat NJ quinscy. thrush OF s're hlun q
= throat br0uchl. u i &c 4Fel' "a.
-le tear- diff Guilty 0fmsalng urine- a'l4Io' ~.
sc-ufuious afec1Ls. ulcers. sores 1,e'iDl ~ -, 80.
s~aicf.ac, and ali diseases a-lsIr- nom lHlF
D; H. Oh &c. Is more specially 3f 81 fins u pt ~
s,rl-i on Il the lungs and pr nchiii. r! - -,
\ d sands NJ 100 Potion - tcneix- 1,
Sod al.o br [ n krg No l92 bf'ad"at Il 81 ~ .
n, n Bov,ry Brigham Miller. No III Assa' " -
3 Knapp. NJ 81 Hudson-st Sonuit-'' % -
p-'9N' - Az ' ~ 49, aa2i imTuThS&
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NRFNCH LANGUAGE Prot \. 5.

u NIttIN tTNVVII
nls realms No 81 6tl aV The course pursued Nv Prot
heretofore the Oral ~ stem. nteTsperSed with such
sanmatcal pGnaion and READINGS rs may be necessary
full and mastering of the peculiar nj umS
Of he French lar guagr For further pafi cuar, terms
&c. apply at IN. place mentioned above fIoi V VIII az
classes as be desired. Sio .Nh NAS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER co.
DILES.-For the cure of Piles DE-

GFAFF PIE b - is stan Is Eren; f1rtv rca-
sfrs 8 eeca.ss B.; has fiei -ur1-
rad c2s's aki vii not ds1 ygo ary Flo ri
rrr o rcrons. ard y 4fe dlttclt TIE 1.1rss
tfrause = an erfernal appc ten ard the i'm n
CInebt winch t1- - = pls Lslnt taaa
go x ms Co. ns 4 fr-S a-c 1ces~a-y IN the
ussti 70 helslF pfce y ceafs To ne al a. n ~ NJ
~ respecato Drug store and of the PruPo~rer No f
Huds1n. rotltr 4 Grav.-.i so l-rurh&Si
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H-ryr y0DU.nd PHILADELPHIA

Ma, seThroarh hoa va Ss jsIsey Ea .s
Tas reduced % $, igi I On oa 10; d corla:
class Ls.ss "A s,a p NJ from foo, Of Loery.s 81
q. aq pssas5e!pfia a. lad A. and 'r NJ no" re
fst Of " aiBut- - ,-,-r,s,rox N Cu,RLzsros -
,o.b ticket. A.. sold N ne above bnf. = "a. * y,
lhivt- - ,srsugh cheeks. aconi iflrs INC
e iav,,~ ~ 5P N Passengers ard baE@tse an las
- h. TRANSPORTED directly through I!on deIDt 70 ae
80 On The rsuss, without charge .N
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1Jiano-fortes.

HNOIIAN PIANO-FORTES -Pur-
M chassrs oi Pianos invited % call on the SUB
.cgiuerS aad .1au.ne Their extensive assortment OF ne
above heaut fu instruments made by Hae,t. DAVIS Co.
Boston - -
The Instruments with and without Coieman's Aol an
Attachment from thus celebrated house too iaNoFaby
Known To require enconum.
other Pianos, and old, taken IN eNcAhlse
Money ada auced on Pianos
Sc, Dad hand Pianos iOT sale ami O. hire
= Z GOT Id = co,
Music Publishers.
sstf No. kg7 Broadway
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E'ASTENAU COMPANY MEDI.

p
No Ills Broadway New-lorS a. t- Junction ~ oth-aN
These valuable prrraaiions have ior many
tanned reputation Germany AMI other parts OF
Euruge ara have been the United States for the
past fos They are prepared from te prescrp-
lions furnished BY
pr FASITNAU. PROFESSOR OF MEDICINE
aha Chemistry the &c sb-aiet UNIVERSITY u e. Prus-
sia An experienced Ply sc4an attendance. who VII
give advice Erat>
SYRUP IL CAPiLLAIkE-A remedy for Genera De-
bihf. ard II d. a>ss q Pr .solcrs Character.
EASTMAN HEALTH PILLs-A cure Tor al diseases
Of IA. Blood Preventive and Cure Tor the Cholera
FASrENAU FEMALE HEALTH PILLS-A remedy
fr al ami Diseases harry ncieni @ Be-
n les also for CouSii patton. Eeyers. WEAKNESS
FASTTNAU PAIN SALNE-A speedy cure frr
Mounds, Burss Fractures Ulcers. and al o.aer External
Diseases
" Rassett No ga Broadway. Delue Co. No.
park Tow N So broadway NJ ~ ith-ay Chllt1a, No.
7So Rroaalwav McIntyre. No sfz Bro adway, Nj
chSeis No eO7 BToi dvay + VI Guon corner Of Bowery
AID Grand-st " ID Crumhe. corner Of Bsvery 4aa
s Drmnoud No 40 Reade-st + Cook. corner Of Grand
and Agsu-s s Foru-4n. corner Of Grand AMI rfolk
II d Flugger. No IS Ssh-av Gabaadan Condie
N. ls5 s;h-av ! CongEeve. corner 81 Gr-en"lea-s
BRooKIYS-Mrs NJ Hayes, No rs = llion-st T J.
HAYES, No ~ Aianrc-st -
WILLIAMS EVG-N BerTlans NO w OIand-st
JERSEY CITY-Nr Glen.
All comm uneatons 60 - addressed % The f1stetsa
Company l. ms Broad ay NewYors suls 3mIaIhxss
EEVER and AGUE CURED.--Ihe
Il STAMPEDE MIXTURE perfect roqi aud never
failing ere for CLills aud Fever preuarec solely ~
EDW ARD BLEECkEk. NJ u,
Pncs per bottle ISL In Otes Ne III "eos'e''s@
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EORNS. CORNS. CORNS and TOOTH
.TIr nyopS RIrpR'S Celebrat.d Corn Salye

\ ACHE DROPS -BURRS Celebrated Corn sllye
and To,i Ache Drops well known, can be proc fed ~
the pnIcIpal Drug and Chemlc al Stores. namely
J Mihau \ Co 1873 Broadwa, Charles II Rns, iy'
DO Thomas Green. 399 90 George Lee 435 ~ - /
X tr,ed. 500 GO. J " Bassell ga do Codl NJ
ton 10 do Chiffon. 10 do John h DIid, ~ 90 Pns
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Intvre SIP 90. r NJ Gulon. 1T BoWcry. corner anl
Roo 4 sand IS Bowerv James Crnmbe. cor II mn
and EoweIy NJ Hayes. 10 Fuiicn-st. principal Agent
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Likewise 40 Broadway. the Central Depot for hen-
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r HaI.hert has used the above Pls n Ms ~ waite
practice for the st twenty I'VE ears and Ia the male
lnnrrars under ~ care the last fifteen wears with
Srseed success In every instance have the Ps proved
successful The Pills invariably those DISTINCTIONS 20
which r. ma - axe liable AID bring nature mt, IL proper
channel Whereby health restored. and the pae AID
d,athly colll' tuante changed - = nea tbs one.
4 NJ GUlON. No lg7 BoNsy.
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