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Stnfe Of the nIIsaissinnI.

NfcKsBrRG, April q, 18j1
The river IL falling fast and from present appearances
have fear Of overflow Rain Is much needed for
the country.
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Father Mathew.

NASHVILLE. April % 1851
Eatha Mathew left here, TO- day, Tor Louisville
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FOR SALE AND TO LETT,

n COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUDSON RIvER-FOR
sale or 70 let, a pleasant and eommodious Gothic
cottage near Tvo tRed Hookl with twenty-five or more
acres OF land, running down to the river. Apply to
CAMBRIDGE LIYIS GST0N IL Wall street
n ROOM ON BROADWAY TO LET.-A LARGE FRONT
room on second floor southeast OF Broadway
crsnd streets suitable for respectable business
osseselon immediately Apply the premises The above
Will not he rented liquor saloon,
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ARREST or tFyI COLE, rnE BASk RoHBEr-AyoTIrra
"~rOoL PIGEON BEoCGur Down.
Through the pcfscycring industry ofofccr Bowyer and
stephens another Of the stool pigeon" fraternity has
been cspturod called Levi Cole who stands indicted with
Tom kanousa and John C0Lfs, a charge u r0bbing
the lhcnix Bank hestcry, Rhode Llsnd. Of
$1,000. ia December. 1870. ksnousc and Collins have
both been convicted aud sentenced to eight years each
VI hard labor in the State prison Cole, whp, at the
time abandoned liz ba has last been captured in
Baltimore. and viii be brought back u this city by the
above named cfhcers. ON their way To Rhode Isl.nd
SO Tar 80 good The legitimate police of this city have
trumphcd the many obstructions thrown Va thef
way BY the band Il stool pigeon conspirators who
ior some years past have cndcayurcd 20 rule ths public
administration ny false and malicious statements where
ty rogues permitted to large with impuny
under the wing q The stool pigeon organ aud It's
operators There arc several othcrs belonging 20 this
gang yet 70 bring to justice VINO Is the next pigeon
on the taps
Ci0ceef Saibiae nth a Ra6-ofHccr McGraw, of the
Fourth ward, arrested yesterday. by the name II
Hugh Raw change of stabbing Michael walsh with
kniis. laet.ug .svcre wound In the calf of the leg
The afrny took place board the ship walker lying
foot q Dover street DR. Ro.s called who dressed
tho wound The accused was conveyed before Justice
Osb0Iu who committed him 10 prison TO the
charge.
.qrrf al Rars a young man by the name Of Thomas
y. Bicraft, arrested yesterday by officer Bowyer OF
the Eleventh waid charge of attempting to violate
the person a Mary Cosgr0ve married woman, residing
II no eS3 Fourth street The accused made the a,enp
Il outrage her person but interrupted la the
mission of the crime by the sudden appearance Of Mary
Max. Rierof then ran from the room and male his
escape. Justice Timpson committed the accused to
prison for trial, in default Of 5000 bail.
Re.1'reat n Joseph Petas-Thc man Joseph Peters
who few days Since arrested charge Of stealing
S2200 In gold coin. from the trunk uf John Pennng
one q the boarers nj the ShaRspcarc Hotel at that
time, hearing-the evidence not beisg sufficient
agaist the prisoucr-was discharged from custody
snce that time additional oyder~c has been obtained
duplicating Peters in the larceny and yesterday Justice
Osborn In accordance with this latter testimony issued
his warrant for arrest and officer Patterson again took
Peters into custody the charge The magistrate com
mitted him to prison 10 awa.t further examination.
TuE LrooETr CLAIM AGAINST MCNco.-The
Board Of Commissioners have awarded to hir.
Aaron Lcggctt the sum Of 100000, wllch l. TO be
considered remuneration Tor the amount he has
expended in prosecuting his claim. The gross
amount Of the claim with the interest, Is nearly
s3,0OO,0o0. which the Commissioners say is valid,
and TOR which the Mexican government should be
held responsible.
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WM MCCORMICK, AUCTIoNEER.-WM. McC0R-
mick Co., store II Spruce street, will SELL this
Sns rain shine Mt 10 o'clock large lot OF various
es Of furniture left from late outdoor sales Families
sng 20 store furniture be accommodated at mode
ae rate for long short periods Cash advanced upon
The same, III wanted.
John T. ROLLINS AUCTIoNEER.-ROSEs PLANTS
a Shrubbery Baron at day Thurs.
day st May half past 10 o'clock at John street near
Broadway fine Assortm ent Roses bloom-Stand
ards Dwarf staIdssds Bourbon, Noisete, and Michigan
Roses: Honeysuckes Hardy Climbers yerbenas Petunas
Dahla of best kinds &e we'll worthy the Attention al
buyers. At ~ o'clock, q large Barometer
R c. KEMP AUcTIoSEER.-SALooN FIXTURES
~. &c-rhs day lrhursday) at 10 o'clock at Thomp.
sons saloon ~ Br9adyay opposite the Park ylzThrty
and stools Glass Chandeliers Mirrors Counters with marbs
tops Shelves Fancy Articles &c, the being all the
ntnres and furniture OF Mr. Thompson he having
further up Broadway
UCTl0h N0TlCE.-TH0S. BELL AUCTIoNEER.-
= by ~ y. Bush-Large Sale Of furniture.-This day
Will be continued the sale of elegant valuable Furniture
al descriptions. from families removing &c. halfpast
lO ooock in the auction 10 North william street
comprising most desirable variety Of large Looking Glasses
bookcases sofas marble top Tables Piano Forte
NarPets, &c TIOS. BELL, Auctioneer.
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a GREAT BOWLING AND BILLIARD ESTABLISH
ment Tor saleFhe rooms. containing eight alleys and
your tables the northeast Eighth and Ches
nut streets Philadelphia in building four stories high
~ 100 eet Ne lighted each with
on each story hgh aud well ventilated very central aud
most pleasantly situated. The alloys LAID down in
are tted up With all possible conyeniences and
asneu IN the most elegant manner with oil the
Ioors marble top tables and vashstand silver plated
nxture &C. four large French plato mirrors &c was
rented seveA months since, Of $500 in
fdr snd now in most successful operation and visited
~ the beet and most gentee class people AS the pro-
petor deeply engaged in the California trade he will sell
~ reasonable price for cash. For further ati0n
arpy 70 address NJ HUDSON al Souh Ei-hth street
corner OF Chesnut street, Phiadelbhia s'
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DEMOCRATS REMOVED FROM TIE CUSTOM HOUSE
TIE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION IN THE SECOND
DISTRICT, ETC.
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bkNAtNs Alti ~ 80
Tho upper chamber has rejected the ministerial
ponsibility bill
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l FARM SAW MILL, VALUABLE WATER POWER

~ TNNII MIIIt VALUABLE WATEk FUWIK,
and tract OF well tmbered land located within MI
teen Lours travel Of the city New York offered for
sale upon favorable terms The property embraces entire
tract o aout SIX hun ired upon the border of Tomp
kns county about fifteen miles ithaca the midst
highly cultivated country, and intelligent and moral com
nuny The entire property will be sold parcel or
divided into three parcels desired farm 0f
ABOUT eighty acres IN good fence having house
n orchard two good barns and spring and rvulet
lent water The mill has of sufficient
capacity to carry in addition the present saw n gang Of
saws and shnge and lah machine water power upon
Ie tract admits Of other mills lumber cut can be sod at
te mill or be transported prehtaby New Inquire
q GEORGE RICHMOND No. $50 BrondMaY. n 81
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COMMISSION BUSINESS FOR SALE.-THE ADyER-
user oner Tor sale the stock Fixtures, and Good win
oi well established business paying commissions up-
wards Of x thousand dollars and may be to any
amount the parties have the for advancing IL viii
be necessary Tor parties answering this have at
ut this Office
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EoR SALE OR TO LRT.-A FINE COUNTRY RESI-
n denee AT stamford Connecticut within FIVE minutes
walk OF the New York and New Haven depot The situation
- most desirable and pleasant in that healthy town. having
ane view o. the Sound and the surrounding country The
house i nenrlynew and contains piazza c
eonYener arranged and hne we'll Of connects
Win the kitchen The grounds about eourth
are handsomely laid oct into flower aud vegetable gardens
" not sold u will be let for the whole part Of the year
Inquire AZ o. II. Crosbeys book st0re William
ctreet aud Exchange Place,
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yI'o LET-rrrEg PART on 4 HOUSE ~ CURIs.
topher street. Bleeck small family Rent
Gafp. Inquire at ~ Sixth avenue.
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Nrw.vopK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1851

most animated portions Of the present volume
A well digested narrative Of the diihcultes with
France, OF the Whisky Insdrrecsion 10 Peansyl'
vapia and of the Debate on Jays Treaty occupies
a large soaee. and gives a very favorable idea OIL
the accurate research, clear sighted penetration
and vigorous common sense OF the historian. As
a Trustworthy guide through the accumulated de-
tails Of our political history, we are ooona 20 60
mend Mr. Hildreth in no measured terms iea''n5
the harmonic picture of the progress oil republican
freedom in America TO the constructive genus o.
other writers. With thanks for the pleasure ana
instruction we have received from THIS volume
we hope soon to meet the author again. IN the re-
collection Of the exciting political scenes wnlcn
waited for the death Of Washington and the COM
mencement of new century for their Provden'
tial development.
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WOUTER Won TWILLER.
The TariH-The Democracy on Gen. Scott
Ritchie's Printing Claim-South Carolina.
ItspOLuruL5 U I no AIIDuu5.
WARRINGTON. Saturday. Feb. Is.

WASHINGTON Saturday, Feb.l5.
The chances Of success which the River and
Harbor bill now promises have revived the hopes
of the Pennsyl vania and even of other friends Of
the Tariff. The different interests to be repre-
sented have not as yet, however, had any formal
or satisfactory agreement as to the basis Of any
proposed notifications. Five per cent, even IN
restricted as to quality upon manufactured cotton
goods is too trivial matter for the serious consd
Grafton of New-Englandi aud there appears, at
present. small ground for belief in the success of
such notifications as may be proposed Some
rather curious voting is very possible, however,
and the indications may be very deceptive
1t seems to be the general impression that the
Opposition in the House will probably vote down
any proposition looking TO Congressional cOmpli-
ment to Gen ScorT. What has been done this
far has given uneasiness to many members Of
that body, and those National members of the
opposition in the Senate who brought forward the
proposition are reapiDg a harvest of-any thing
but haEks-for bringing Ills plague upon taeir
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~ We regret 70 learn that Rev. Mr. Neil,
lately from Philade phia, and now settled at
Franklin, in Oakland County, was recently bitten
By rabid dog, and that his physicians entertain
no hopes of bis recovery.
IDeuoi mich Free Press Feb TO-
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Uater Cure.
Hle0ieGl.
nR. S. 7. TOWNSE n DIS COM
- POUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA

NEw-YoRK, Friday, Aug. %, 1884.
Msssrs NoStrdad 8 Bdche:
GENTLEMEN am anxious TO state TO you and the pub
lie, the wonderful effects OF your medicine upon me.
For the last years have been afflicted with the meet
shocking disease that you magine dunns tins time
have been in Hospital several months and despite the
eors of the best Doctors remained but slightly bsss-
flied by their skill and concluded finally that must die
with loahsome disease which they called species Of
Salt Rheum I covered with sores my hands. neck
and shoulder chest and stomach nearly mass OF
corruption which rendered life burden to me- Ny sIms
and hands were also such state that II quite I'M
possible for to help myself do any kind Of work.
though was able 20 walk about little My hands were
So badly affected that could scarcely them being
swollen at least three times their ordinary sixe. had
given up despair OF being able to get relief hsm
Doctors OF their medicines when friend Of NINE. know
ing the good effects OF Dr. S. p. TOWNSHIPS SARSA-
PARILLA, prepared BY DR.. Chiffon, the Chemist, induced
me TO make trial Of it, which day sha ever look up0a
as being the most worthy OF my remembrance and the
most important day of my whole life The first bottle
duced surprising effect and before had used the sh1
bottle felt entirely cured. My skin once m'rs appeared
natural perfectly smooth and nee from soss the eD'
nous swelling the and hands has disappeared sad
the Joints are as timber and consider myself once
more well man, and shall be in duty bound to prg nr
your prosperity and always look with thanks to Hun ~es
is able TO cure both heart and body.
BERNARD ROSTER. No 20 Cherry 81.
This may certify that know rhe above Bernard Rou-
ter 10 be mar Of truth and yeyscy and have fh knowl-
edge and confidence in the above statement.
ROBERT TYSON. No. 50 Chcrryst. New-fork CITY
PATH MURRAY, No 60, Cherry 81. N. Y. City.
CATHARINE BREsiS, No. 81 Chery-st N. Y. Cry.
JAMES YOUNG, No. 20 East Broadway, N. Y. City.
TRpRFNcr powEns- No. 90 Rooss''ss st. n Y CITY
JAMES McMANUs, No 70 Chery-st., N Y CITY.
PArK. HUGHES, No. S8 Cherry st., N Y City.
Be and bny that with DR.. JAS X. CHlLTONy
Cestfcate printed green papernone other s genuine
Principal Depot No. 80 Nassau st. MA 3tNWAS
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4 AND WARRANTS bought, sold or

located, and all claims Of Soldiers Soldiers heirs
collected. Apply AT Bounty Land Office, No 81 "ai-s'
n25 im+
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nlnsital.
Danring Grbools.

A DODWORTH'S Dancing Academy,
L = . No As Breome-st This establishment rs open
for the Glasses Wednesdays and SATURDAYS
Lads and Children, Saturdays for those who with TO
attend week. Classes Mondays and Thursdays
Other classes Wednesdays and Saturdays the
ing for Genteu en- PracciEg Lessons on Thursday
Bg SORES, sem-nonthly for Adllts aud monthly for
Ca4cTen. AL the modern Dances are included in the
Of instruction. For particulars. Circulars.
E2j la
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THE BEAUTIFUL SUMMER has de.

parted and already the blsak wiz ids OF November az
Lusy a cfsping the foliage and scattering The cfacksi
leaves upon the surface fhe ground The wind. Of No,
vembeT how dry and harsh, and piercing they srel ae
terrible nTOads they make upon this cheek OF BeaU
pBchlng siTyelBg cracking and chsng the skin IN .ts
taat they act Upon the leaves Ie,
tunatey lhe smOlent ard soothing powers Of Dr. OOU
RAUDS iEesilmabie ITALIAN INDICATED SOAR
enable The ladies 20 place November wad 4, den
While It's medlcated properties are such tnat Casp
Cbaes Cracks ROushness, etc, are not only rcaalT
cured bnt their rendered matter VI imposs
bllity Tan, Pimples Frecklcs, hugwom Salt hneo1
re give place In surprisingly brief space 81 uns
In fact this Soap Indispensable 20 adys tole.
her Mirror Equally valuable II o. gsntensn VINO
enulouS at once Of soft skin and luxurious shave
To prevent mistake, Il mast Do remembered thar d
LIX GOURAUD'S Toilet PROPORTIONS can only os ~
eured 0earae at his Depot 81 Wsiksr-st, near bfos
way; Calender, No SO south 3d-st., Phlladepha
JoGian. Warrington IT., Boston Carleton, Loweh;
Druggists generally. ha' -
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ELAGS of ALL NATIONS on hand

Il and made 20 order Society Banners, Military Com
pay Silk Standards and Guide Flags got with atness
and dispatch. Ball decorated at short notice. Flags
and Bunting TO hire at the Flag and Awning Depot,
Broadway and Pearlst opposite the NY Hospital NJ Ia
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Jn0ie Rubber GOODS.

nays RUBBER SHOEo.-The ua-
Cders,gredi daily receiving fr-m his n-t'rT -
supplies 81 his Patent japan RdDSet sa"ss' ih' y
supplied by the case at ,,.,
75ceuts for Mems, all kinds.
SCI do for WOmens do.
rroorters will discover DAYS styles to embrace the
,nnrsved patterns and most brilliant gloss No coaa &C.
~ 49, ,v,,h The conAnatloa" II H. DAY,
Oldest Manufacture in IT, s. Owner o. " lndia Huooer
Ou''' " Patents Warehouse q C0urilanit-st.
sD,vs sboAs nave lust received the PIRsr Pre-
MUM OF silver Medal from the ar OF the Amsncaa
Insttute DAYS Patent Spring Shank clog - new az
ticls " asch haviIe CAL and EXAMINE
nl72w
INDIA RUBBER HOSE.-l0,000 feet,
HAL ard inch DAY McMULLlN,S Patent
her Hose warranted to give perfect sais
faction Fer sale BY manufacturer, H. H. DAY 2, Court
andi-st., " M ~
INDIA RUBBER SHOES and CAR
SPRINGS Two prizes have just been awarded to me
by the American Institute, Tor
LIST Best India Rubber Shoes ,,.,,,
"a Best India Rubber Car Springs Fu1ers Patent
This nroyes the superior quality Of the Goods made by
20 ~. II H DAY, No. 23 Courtlandt-st.
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NTEAM BOTLERS FOR SALE.-One
NEWING MACHINES, of variol
Eamps ano Burning fluids.

CAMPHENE, BURNING FLUID,
~ OlIS-W holesae and Retail at the lowest mark ct
piice Also. lamps of every description At G. F. DIETZ
Nc. 2s1 Greenwich doors above BsTcayst MO 3ns
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NUl II E.-NITS. NJ IN no HAS ItIIIUFtU
i her French and English BOARDING and DAY
SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES to No. "a West Fifteenth
(beow the 5th where she has increased accomm0-
daton Boarding and Day Pupils Circulars at Ne Il
West iHh-st., or at Nessrs. ROE LOCKWOOD& SONS
No al Broadway NO I'm
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CALIFORNIA GOLD DUST, SANDS,
DFDUCED PRICES. WATCHES

DEDUCED PRICES. WATCHES
= and IEWELRY at REDUCED PACES.-Jhs
subscriber expecting several large invoices 81
WATCHES and JEWELRY for the HOLIDAYS, IS no" SELL
rs off hrs present stock ~ greatly reduced prices -
Elpe Gold Lepne aichss holes Jeweed ioF-----ss2
Fige Gold Detached Levers, full Ieweled----.-- 81
Fine Gold Patent Lever -
and all other kinds of atches Il equally low prices;
slso all kinds OF Gold Chains pure Cold wedding hlgs5
cod KEYS and Seals Gold Peas and Pencils Gold and S
yer Thimbes Diamond Rings and Pms, Bracelets Gold
IocEets Cuff Pins Rim Gold and Silver specraces,
Breastpns Finger Rings, Silver FTui KI7es Sterling Si
Yer SPOONS Cups Forks II much less prices than any
othsr house Sold Watches low So each. Watches
,ng Jevel-y exchanged All Watches warranted 20 Keep
I'D time or the nlsaey returned Watches ClccH ard
lewe repaired N the eest At much less taaa the
usual prices 6EO. Z. ALbhS.
Imsorter OF Watches and Jswely, Wholesale and Retail
No II wallst., Broadway, up stars, tornsri. Al
No Vail-sr 81
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS PRO.

pcsals VIII be received until the 29th inst Al the Office
OF Ihos Jackson No. 40 Broadway. where the plans
and specifications be examined for work Eelured 10 be
done Il Ward School House No 10. in 3,hst between
tLe Sh and 9Th avs N conse Of altering the grade
OF said street Each proposal 20 be sealed and ndofsed as
Gboye. Nv .rde- of the Rs.a-,i ~ T--,s.os -
NeN-York, Nov. s. 1851 MI ts9s
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ITO SELLERS The Undersigned, Sec
Il rotary ef several Building and Loan Associations,
keeps register or me laspecneh o. snoess ahd ohers
Wiamsbnrgh Persons having houses OF lots for sale
lease viii md IL greatly 10 their advantage 70 leave de-
scnptss~ aud price OF their property with PECARE.
Office No. hS Hester -. cor. Ceniet.
N. B-Fepss DESTROYS OF turcAssng or leasing houses
lots mag themselves 81 sxaanng the subscribers
rsgsssr ASSN
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GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY!--

GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY!--
~ REV. Al. B. MYERS COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF ROCK ROSE AND sARsAPARILLA. THIS Msdi-
cine has the reputation Of beng the best used for hs
cure Of DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT, BILIOUS
DISEASES CgrANEQUs ERupriSNSs, sSHkQFuLk.
FEcTioSNs, tANKER, SORE MouTH, COLDS
headache, RHEUMATISM aud GENERAL DE-.
BILITY. -
OF this valuable contribution to the healing art caused
by years OF hard study employing various
bottles have been used within the last year. sown
merits and without the effort Of the dcoyerer II hasbeea
found by thorough tual from tbs afflicted, whs ha1e
sought heretofore. but vain. for elefto be- only
but the best medicine discovered for the above
from persons of high standing who have been restored to
perfect health from the diseases promises 20 cure The
Distinguished medical men have spoken OF IN high praise
Each ingredient perform, s.aIga6le part e'e's azure
is one Of tho greatest blessings that possess Il
better than fine golo and who among the afflicted would
tore them to health All persons who labons under
the above are eS@essd e ExrR,cr
ROCK ROSE AND A RsA A X J. La
Rev. A. b. /. MYERS NEW LONDON, Coma
and sarsapana has effected certain cure. Ia my opnioa
may be relied upon agent capable Of Graduating
Dyspepsia Colds and Pulmonary diseases IN general Tom
the system and purifying the '''f Rev E'S' WHRaEs
Mr.. MYRRs-Deor Str: Having used ysur Extrac! 4
Rock Rose aHd Sarsaparla for Salt Rheum. which BY r.
efectualIy radca,ed cheerfllIy recommend ito
sl.y VINO nave need OF ftioI IN AHiiH cases
Yours, truly, 8 u. JEROME.
New Haven, Sept g. 1851
Rev. A. u, l.. MYERS. NEw-YoRK Sept 10. 1851
Dear SDurng the last winter had three attacks Of
Typhoid Fever, which le very low and weak state
had heard Of many wonderful being perfOrmefp
your preparation Of Rock Rose and Sasspa and calcs
lated that # the half said OF true suited 70 ny
and from knowledge Of yourself commenced the al
the Rock Rose and Sarsapara ard found Of great ssf
vice to me, c0uector and general tome.
/ am very truly, yours W WILLIAMS
No. 1903 Canast., New. rork
For sale in New York Wholesale and retail ~ Charles
Ring, corner Oh Johnst and Broadway; W. ID. Cumss.
No 2SS Bowery, of Houston 1t j Cronss ~
1853 Bowey; T.. Guon No l2l Bowesy. corner o. rI."' "
and w. ID Crunbie, corner Of Broadway ana i"h'"
E5UWFAM
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ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New
~ ark New-Iersey, by the
NEW-JERsEY EXPLORING AND MINING co.
This Company prepared 10 furnish ruppy Of their
valuable
ZINC PAINTS
which have been found aer several years trial, bosn IL
Europe and he United States 10 retain their original
beauty and protective properties, superior to any ohsr
Pain. whatever. Their
WHITE ZINC PAINT
IL purely OXIDE of Zinc and Is warranted res nom AL
sdulteaon whatever has poisonous properties 20
objectionable the health Of fsnkes and workmsa IN
other kinds Of pigments
II WILL NOT TURN YELLOW
when exposed to suiphurous mePhinc eKhaeAons eY
even when shut up close rooIa nor Is anected oy
pictures hung walls coated with it. As an outside
Paint witlrsnds the changes of weather better man
any being liable to turn caalky or TO crmDs
and rub OFF II may be worked with any color, or with
water and o. on with yansh instead Of OIL thereby giving
the Justly celebrated porcelain fulsh: - - 49,
The CO1npang also manufacture BLACK AnD CO1s-
ORED ZINC PAINTS, which are beyond question with
az iror rs,ys Thsy -f7 VI paf'
METALLIC OXIDES,
and unaffected by salt water or otner
than snay other PANTS within our knowiedge III
Iron and other metals do not oxdZe wheh eoatse VILE
them, and they remarkable for then nspfoot prop
sF;ies Dealers supplied on liberal terms by
oa7 n 50 Beaver-st, ". 7.