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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-08
Mr.. Editor-WMI you INFORM the public,

through your valuable paper of the dreadful extremity
consumption have been restored from by the of Dr.
Watts Nervous Antdote had the most dreadful cough.
pains in my side and breast raised gaantties,
Guilty in breathing in fact, it would be tedious TO explain
all my suerings, that few bottles of that valuable COM
pound relieved FROM and restored to my former
health and strength besides little only FIVE years
self and few bottles rely restored him. and he is
well and hearty. William Connor, No. "a Lewis street.
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Dyeis taking the place above all Others in themarke
Because the public have constantly ocular
its superiority and efficacy producing perfect black
rich brown color without scorchng the hair soiag
the skin Applied and sold wholesale and retail at Crsa
doro's Wig and Scalp Establishment, No. Aston House.
NBln consequence Of the increase of business
the proprietor has fitted out private apartments for apply
ing the Dye and lifting Wigs.
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tors have differed to the meaning OF Lears speech
I'm talk word with this learned Theban"-
and their endavors to discover what that word led
TO learned discussions. 1t is however, uoiyer
sally conceded that it was aword Of praise for KN0X'S
inimitable Hats Such decision must Increase the
knoxs s Fulton where Hats of the beautiful
description and latest STYLE selling at only each
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DR.. s. Lounsberry, Dental Surgeon and

Mechanics Ss3 Broadway door from White street.
Mcwoula earney can tne Attenton OIL our nume-
whose skin and scientific knowledge Of his profession
fully estimated and Justly appreciated by citizens His
mode Of extracting and inserting teeth is performed with
such and delcaey that pain and suffering is aeyated
in ordinary degree In all his operations be uniformly
successful and has acquired reputation
with his merit finished operator.
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We would call attention 10 the sale OF

elegant Household Furniture TO be made by E. H. Ludlow
on Monday May 10TH at l0s o'clock at ia Broadway
opposite ashington place. consisting in part Of ELEGANT
Rosewood and Mahogany Paror Furniture satin broca
tee and crimson plush Panofote made by Dubois
Stoddard Rosewood Etegeres Pier and Card Tables
hogany Wardrobes French Bedsteais &c Tapestry
ses and Ingram Carpets Oilcoths &c. Also number Of
fine Oil Pain things.
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who will sener from bypepsia, when ready cure !, ~
hand UuteinRs Bitters are sovereign remedy for TITO
Aud the proprietor backa up with certificate
Of most respectable citizens All H. asked, give ~ one
and Will not Iifty cents botie.
Ut 20 I22 linton street.
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The Empire City Bank has commenced
business at their Banking House. of Great Jones
street and Broadway The following the
Board Of PTrdy Casper shids Ben.
d. French, Samuel Leggct John r. Hone D. f. Van LEV.
Discount days-Tuesdays and Fridays.
ELIJAH +. PURDY, President.
HENRY 7. kIEnsrEp, Cashier.
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and that will compare quality fashion with til.
Broadway high priced Hats sold by the New Hat Com
rany for only three dar They have hut quality AID
price, Nos. lac and las street. Tract Buldngs)
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exception best invented equal
~ celebrated is G0URAuDS Medeated Soap for curing
PIN Pies reckles sallowness chaps roughnes Peudre
bubble uproots hair from part Of the body. Lqsid
BroadNay.
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warnoclss, Hatters, a7s broadway, Irving

House respectfully remind gentlemen in search Of FASH
i'm Iroprety TO say that their long established repua
ton and the popularity Of their productions
for the style aud character Of hat I'LL
cmanating rom them.
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booker Building Association will be held at Knickerbockr
Hail. Monday evening May TO- Members by paying their
dues the oce will great deal of time and trouble
w. b. BEEBE, President.
E. ]. MADDEN, Sec. Office No. los Ninth avenue.
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Dye best yet discovered for coorng tho hair
whskers the applied The wonderful ease and
with which this favore and old established Hair
Dye performs is astonishing. 1t for sale, applied, At
BATCHELoRS Wig Factory, No. Wall street. Copy the
add
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Barclay street, with confidence assures public,
there - scarcely any disease 70 Blich that tender and
beautiful organ subject that does yield
aud successiul mode Of treatment. once hours A. NJ
Up, Al.
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Doctor Alexander ID. Whiting has removed
his office to No. Chambers street. opposite the Park
Tcas.-Thc best assortment OF fine Teas

will be found the OF the Canton Tea Company,
No l25 Chatham street (bctween Pearl and Rooseyelt
the Oldest Tea Establishment In the city We
readers that they do better than elsewhere either at
wholesale retail. They have branch stores.
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Fine Arts.-Daguerre0t In OIL, by Mr..
Butler plumbss Gallery No. 20 broadway upper corner
made for truthfunes, beauty and permanently Dagucr
reotypes copied satisfactorily One sitting only required
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The delighted crowds who obtain such
superior Portraits at ROOTS 1863 Broadway, corner
Franklin street. better satisfied than ever Root
takes premium Daguerreotypes
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Ague Exscrminater.-w Wynn

hoop & Co.'s Tonic MIXTURE II will positively cure the
Fever Ague Try his pure extract OF s,
Dock Wild Cherry, Guiac, and Sassafra Good
for blood and liver acts y.rsby the ssere.is1s
ali physicians. Office l2s, depot 2a Fulton street, New
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Let them Leave the FieId.-Therc Is

longer opening for other and inferior Hair Dyes
Crtadoro famous preparation introduced Very
Crtadoro Liquid Hair Dye will be the only used by
ladies gentlemen of judgment Nothing is asked for II
but trial and comparisona fair field and no favor
Piled and sold, Wholesale and retail at CRISTADORO
Wig and Scalp Establishment, Aston House.
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L. Hulse will make her usual trip to Newburg aud
mediate places, tomorrow, SUNDAY leaving Jay street
pier at ~ O'clock A. N. See adyertisement.
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PUBLIC LECTURES.

GREAT DISCOVERY IN ELECTRICITY.-DR. A.
~ Paige the celebrated electrician ply biologist from
Boston, viii present course OF select
at Stuyvesant Institute broadway in which viii explain
his valuable discoveries medical and
demenstrate its mental and physio geal relations
great in the treatment diseases
tenments will be given Monday evening the inst
every evening during tho at O'clock ladies and
during the week at to ladies only Cards Of ams-
rooms at 65 Broadway where he will render HE
services between the hours of 10 A NJ and Dr. Paige
has hit ingeni theory which
he explains in very clear ant agreeable
Evening Transcript The discoveries made by Paige in
the application Of electricity medical r,ying
betting to mankind not inferior that afforded by the
use OF ether-Doston Daily Post PAIGE devoted his
attention for eight nine to the application
lions Herald.
EOLoGY-MR. MAGAGNOs WILL DELIVER A
~ Lecture on the Geology Of the Earth compared with
that OF the Bible at Eagle Hail. Delaney and
Christie stseets. sunday. 9th inst. three p H. to
which the clerical and lsy respectfully invited
attend. -
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Secure the Sunday Courier and read the Magnetic Portraits
thrilling tale written expressly for this Price
cents. For sale by all the news agen,s.
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field and its hero General Taylor defeated
has Mr. Souder BEEN the splendid bargains he
ders in spring and summer Clothing at the old Gen
The best time TO purchase is The goods
market made at this stand and sold at the loves
prices.
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The Best Half Dye!-buIInrUs, inc best IN
the market for SALE warranted and demonstrated at No.
AIS Broadway This the only article made in the city Of
New York that has recevedthe highest premiums for the
last three years Of the American Institute, New York
Also, Billiards. genuine Chemical Hair Grower.
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Dress Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters.-The
and best assortment Of Boots and shoes can be
atkins No. ia Fulton street.
The well known reputation of Watkins manufacturer
Of fine boots and Shoes renders putting
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Brooks Boot and Shoe Emporium, $50
Fulton street, is the place to get the best Boots Shoes
Caters Slippers &c. in the city, style to be thought
to be found there, all made Of the best material and
by the best workmen 100 Fulton street. six doors from
Rrna dwnY
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vine. II you want to make saving Of fifteen per cent,
call at 20 Canal street E. a. PETERSON cos, and there
you will find good Ingram Carpets four shngs yard
Phrecpy, sllings per yard, Tapestry Brussels
Assortment Of Tapestry Velyets.
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CIhlMS AGAINST NEW ORLEANS. ASH ttE Flt,sr
- Second, hnh Third Merirpsiitss, wanted VALID
.isn ~ atsNe past du. 0r maturing tltp wr h. iue1ht
We .nescIiber On isyorahlo terms Al nlaes ty NAL
Wal ~ tnsMIsu thA sstne ~ yn p,fsounl ntp.
J.. THOMPSON. ~. WAJt ssysst s.,rs, :, r,o.,~rv
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INFORMATION WANTED OF NARY BRADY, WHO
arrived here in the ship New World, from Liverpool,
tween Twenty fifth and twenty streets where she
door.
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Cards, silver bordered and plan ele Wedding Euv
lopes and Waters in the latest tye large assortment
silver Door Plates of variety of pattern Engraved
order Seals and Stamps Of every description at EVEf
DELLS, 302 Broadway, corner Of Duane street.
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Never set Leyonn q rat,
Or call down thunder to destroy gnAt,
Nor give to mice - homeopathic pill
That cures, aud cannot kill.
Such humbug In the age we live,
Stands condemned by Of sense.
But would yon act like upright men,
And drive such vcrmin from theiS den!
Take Costars paste-it kills SO nice
The rats, the reaches. and the mice.
1t drives the vernin from your house.
OutrageOus.--A certain person who sells
powder aud pills vermin and insects tells you to be
cauous he tells You read the certificates peases him
to before you believe all 1t about his article
He further calls others (meanng Costar heartess inn
posters Now citizens awaken, and be not deceived
longer by who has taken hard earned money for
thing that IL worthless Costar, of No. AZ Broadway
believes not in certificates but refers the people to the first
Yen tells you the certhcates read
them, be convinced; and he says who doubty Well
now what they say Coleman Stetson, Aston House,
say is worthless D. D. Howard Irving House, say it is
worthless Preston IL Hodges, Carlton House, it is
humtug and had place cleared rats
ants by Costar Exterminaor and thousands of others
the Go to Washington and Centre markets, and
ask which is the humbug. HENRY R. C0STAR
No. IA Broadway.
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Awnv with Rad Rrentl.-Rv using Du

KEGS Baking Powder housewives and cooks always de-
pend upon having light biscuit pastry &c, and after
trial will be wthoutit Try it. Only one shilling
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BeyS oEsw Gaps, Children's Leghorns
And fancy Straw Hats,
esnmeF Hses 70 be found in any the city Call
pANTA 100 CaAa street, get suited ut Ills esa
bshDsn he keeps extensive Of Straw goods and
sells 1t low prices
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city awakened to the fact they continue control
this arket and keep pace with the extensive
Of Lynn they must adopt Singers Sewing Machine the
sales will mperavely where the best work is done
nearly have the Of Lynn been using
those machines and reaping profits New York
must not, will not be outdone Office. l. NJ Singer
25S Broadway The ncredulou thoroughly convinced
by practical demonstration We invite all to
witness this wonder of the age.
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Cahill's Magnificent Boot a

Cahlll's Magnificent Boot and Shoe Estab-
lishment 37 Broadway for both Ladies' and Gentlemen
eclIses other establishment in this country He
like from the best material and sells cheap.
Ladies who admire beautiful articles in the shape Caters
Shoes or Slippers can here be suited
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xnapp's Health Restorative Bitters.-The

object these Btters-an object which they have
in the ppso prptsis tba radiea @
dyspepsia weakness, liver complaint general
bhiy lowness of spirits want Of energy and the dis
tresng OF In Of this kind
fullest reane be placed upon the by
iuyslids both and Of all General depot y
Hudson street. Price, 80 cents per bottle.
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Lace Curtains, Muslin Curtains, Window
Shades Buff Hollands White Hollands, White Linen, Gilt
Pins Hooks Centre Tasses Loops Picture
Cord and Tassels-al for sale, at kelly FERGUSONS,
Window Furnishing Store. 9 Broadway one door from
Read str
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w, & n. Lewis, Garnet Upholstcrers. asa

Pearl street, stairs opposite William street. Dealer
Importers Of English Table Oil Cloth, Cocoa fibre
Ting and Mats Angola and Fancy sheepkin and Adelaide
Mats of all colors; Carpet Binding Patent Velvet and
apestry Brussels from best makers, for cash. Carpet
made and altered Oil Cloths Mating laid the
reasonable terms.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
POST OFFICE NOTICEs.

POST OFFICE NOTICES.
DOsT OFFICE NEW YORK-NoTIcE.-THE EURO
pean Mail per United States Mail steamship Franklin.
will close at this office Saturday the 9th inst At lO
closed mail for Bremen, and the German States,
viii be sent per Franklin. WIN. ". BRADY, Pm.
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Glorious !-English Imperial Thrce-pl!

Carpeting of and gtering eolors,
unique mosaic and scroll figures before exhibited at
80 Bowery, HIRAM ANDEkSONS S. Also American three
ply Carpets at 6 3d. 49, and S. per yard Of elegant
aprip ATTY
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Look at this !-OnIy -Four Shilling
sDiendid French nud India Weddinu

beautiful large and small figured grain Carpetng,
At HIRAM ANDERSON'S, No. 30 Bowery. Stair Carpets,
2 $751; 3 Cd and As. Per yard common ingram Carpets,
g., Ss., and 3s Cd. per yard. Call and see them.
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SasE sRCs.

ENGRANlNGs AND BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
az Ann street tlate l02 Nassau street1. ON hand,
0,o LheraNinrs Of ell kinds aud suhecs Studies,
WE'VE interior Ian escapes Parnr Subjects, 1rcd aud
IMh PORTRAITS, Cpttumes &c. Also variety ~ Cooks
all subjects. JOHN ~ NEAGLE,
ENGRhNiNGS, by HOEGfEN, STRANGE. WILLIE,
- hhagrlori &c, Re. views scrap Prints, Portraits
Studiee Water Color DIawiugstLc largest collection 10
We hed states Is Mt jgars Repository Fine Arts GO
Canal street, near Broadway.
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his mind, take courage, and give M seme fine play
upon the aspect Of England, and her present tory
government. Let him have slap at Louis Napo-
leon Kossuth, Kinkel and the lot, and show up all
the humbugs. He has got good field for action
before him, and let him make good use of it. Let
him remember that are the refuge of martyrs
political, religious, and all kinds-and that our SYM
pathies have always run strong on the subject of
martyrdom.
Mr.. O'Connor will find hackers, friends, and SYM
pathiEers, and could get up considerable row upon
variety of platforms, and in a variety of places,
and then 60 back to England and set about republic
canizng it, all in his own way, and destroy and
discourage his enemies, for he has few if any friends
in that country. He might have done well-might
have got place, and got money-but his strong po-
litical feelings and excitable nature all against
him ; he has been much " more snned against than
SHINING" and has received much base ngratitude
from those whom he sought to benefit. 1t may be
hard to tell how far disappointed ambition and va
nifty were mixed up with his patriotism; but from
knowledge Of Mr.. Connor's character, we think
it might have had share of these qualities;
but still that would not lessen the results
sought to be achieved. In the whole course
of his political career, he seems to have been
unaccOuntaDly plnu 10 inc lnstluctS Oh tne CISusH
people, and of human nature; he overlooked the fact
that
QUEEN Wis media elge turba
Aut oh avaritia, aut misera ambtione laborat
Much less did he understand how to manage or
pander to these Instincts his national land scheme
presents abundant evidence Of this. Mr.. O'Connor,
however, has sphere Of talent, and here is prOm-
nent stage, and no doubt he would command good
audiences.
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L 0sT-YESTERDAY, BETWEEN EIGHT AND NINE
of the tail black, had long hair Whoever
gives information of the will be literally rewarded by
Joteph Lee SO broadway or No. st. Georges place. East
Thirteenth street. -
600 REWARD.-STOLEN, FROM THE suBSCRI-
of wax leads and ~ dozen fans Of various Nos.
The box was marked H. d. Anthony g. Co.. Providence r..
The above reward will be paid recovery of the goods
offered. E. FAgREGUiTTEs Fills NORA
- " lillian street, up stairs.
coo REwARD.-SToLEN OR STRAYED FROM l45
Y~O First avenue. the night Of the 4th inst, bay
Mare, fifteen sixteen hands high long TAIL hind feet
white, tie off hnd foot sore from the scratches The
above rewtrdvii le paid to any person returning her
to tie above number. VI. E. HUGHES.
COO REWARD.-LosT ON THE NIGHT OF THE
P~O 9Th inst On Fourteenth street and Tenth avenue
Normal, containing between S70and $780, IN bills among
which were ono twenty ard one ten, Pennsylvania
bank The above reward will be paid returning the
same, with contebt to tho oiee of the Irving House,
"a REwARD.-LoST ON THE MORNING or TUES.
PC day, May tetwcen the hours of 10 and II o'clock
street, American HALL The above viii paid
TO any srson returning 1t to Mrs. FiNIELS, 10 Grand
street, up stairs
CO REWAkD.-LOSr, A SMALL WHITE DOG. HIS
RO ears are srcpped and are of yellow h color Tho
IhoNe reward viii be paid for him. at a. ST. Marks
Eighth street pear the FIRST avenue.
EoUND-A SMALL SUM OF MONEY WHICH THE
proving property SQUIRE BROTHER, 81 Fulton st.
~ York, April 10 52 sixty days FROM date for
thousand dollars with interest payable American Ex
chance Bank. said nnto is endorsed by john Rice, g. "
Clark and II. NJ. Caleb, and signed by VI. II Caleb Co.
All persons cautioned ngainst and
Mn. cAtEB co.
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.chant TniIor. II6NiIIinn


Sos Broadway corner of Nibos New York-Pars London
and European Millinery, Lace Mantlla aud Fancy Goods
Of the latest fashions and designs are open by D.
goods Of The most exquisite kind at most prices
opportunity not heretofore F 3D. Of suting their
various tastes in all the most ia nabe goods at the
Metro poan Millinery Lace and Fancy Goods Emporium.
Partisan and London Monthly Fashions received by the
earliest steamers.
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WrcMt Ill 80fHs O"H etcKsOH
kHUMPHREY, 79 Broadway corner of White street, hAv-
Ing purchased largely at the large auction sales will
aspose OF the same ~ the ioowng low Ell
Inrr 6s., and all other goods equally low.
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CopARTNErtsu NOTICES,


>.>NN~,~>>>
DARTNER WASTED.-A GENTLEMAN. HAVING \
capitsl from sl0uVD 70 $4,000, hear
opportunity into canical business already
hed and yielding large profits. Pleaso address
note to b.. at this Office.
VNHE Co.PARTN EkSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
between James Appel and James Wallace, under the
firm name Of Asp"ll Wallace, Is hereby by mutual
sent dissolvc James Wallace Is authorized 70 collect ala
outstanding debts. JAMES ASPELL.
JAMES WALLACE.
EOPARTNERsHlP HERETOFORE EXISTING IN
~ the firm ~ Jackson Hopper this day dissolved,
by mutual consent James Jackson will attend to tho
las JACKSON.
New York. Nay 3, 1852. WILLIAM HOPPER.
EoPARTNERsnIP NOTES.-The UNDERSIGNED
~ have this day formed under the firm
OF T. Chouteau Jr. sanford Co.. for the transaction Of
a gen, raj Iron G. mini. sion, and otbor busincss.
New York Nav z ls.2 =. CHUUTEAU, in
j. f. 4 SANFORD,
u. A. MURDOCH.
The Iron business heretofore conducted by III. late firm
Of Chou tenu, Mearlc e. Sanford. is assumed mud will bs
continued by uf. J.. CUOU1EAU, JR. SANFORD g. 60.
GCE 0O0 THE ADVERTISER WORLD LIKE
pOO,OOOs 10 join some person Win an oIu.t
amount in respectable business alrcady rstNbisfsd
Please state tie hnturc Of the business Ref reneas yen
and required Address fdencc," Herald ooe, with
name and residence.
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Crystal Palace Again.-Patent Three-ply,
ingram and patent Tapestry Carpetng
exhibited at the ord's Fair ut 10 Bowsry, HIRAM AN
DERSON'S. Also Pardoe's and Crosby Il Sons English
Exhibition Brussels Carpeting magnificent
new styles. They will be sold remarkably low
English Floor OIL Cloths, "a feet wide
marble, scroll and mosaic figures satin finish
at 50 Bowery, HIRAM ANDERSONS. Also 200 pieces Of
beautiful floor Oil Cloth, in widths ut 2s 3D. $751; 3d. Cd and
4 yard and upwards the most extraordinary bargains
ever offered in this city.
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Japan Expcdition.-Those VIII,

should remember that BUSH Kenovating Cordial Btter
debility and weakness Of the system. chronic darrha
appetite &c. anything Of the kind
Principal depot 35 Greenwich corner Duane
and by other druggists. Price SO cents.
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Hynft'S LIHC BUIBuMs-IH6 F'fInCIp0I OHCo
for the of this great purifier Of the blood and certain
sure Rheumatism Scrofua &c &C., removed to 26
Grand street, six doors east of the Bowery.