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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30
HERRING's PATENT; Also, WILDER

-SALAMANDER sAFEs.-There bus few who
have not within them experience, witnessed as
etsng effects prOducedlr the sudden destruction o nre
of vauEbes which be seed but might have been
preserved trns expense in hs purchase OF one OF .ao
Saa snder FirepreOf Safes-once possessed serves IS
sub1rcssuy and perpetual policy OF insurance 10 'ns
In the ye 1874 the subscriber purchased the exclusive
right for the State o. New York; to make ana vena WE
des celebrated Patent Saamander Sae and Is the only
person no has the authorize others to make sci or
use or TO institute suits law against any infringement
Hayns recently obtained patent for Safe called Her
rngs Fire Proof which, upon iS own merit. forms me
mos. perfect Fire and Damp Safe ever offered to the
public being superior to WildeTs Patent which was
irst introduced by the subscriber. and has proved to
be the best Safe market up to the introduction oil
Herrngs Patent FreProof These Safes are nov offer.
NV challenge "a apply these Safes well to WiderS
which continue furnish TO the puhic for fair and -
partial al before dint rested committee oil respectsoe
try pewspsptrs and issued daily in hsndbs at the Iron
Safe Depot Of Water and Pine-sts All persons
csutoned against making vending or using sa oess
good title be given in the United States unless pu'
chased from nv agents.
Having purchased the patent foI sne % hs ss1
no larger than tooth-pck for which medal was awarded
the Worlds Fair, London and now 50 much IN fayor
with the public which deseryedly merits beng sse
lowest Burglar and Lock ever offered
the Unite States furnish three sizes with aud with
chaneeae KEYS at the low prce, when put on my own
Ssfes of from to s5 but the prce 20 sale saa
Others who desire the best security for their money is 80
Can at the old established Safe Dep5t Green Block
Wster-st, between Maidensne and Wallst, where can
be seen for sale largest assortment of Fire and Burglar
Proof Safes in the world together with the medal awarded
by the judge at the great Worlds Fair London also sold
and silver medals and diplomas from the ATensP
B-Specimens of Marbleized Msntes Columns Table
nander Marble Company depot No ss Broadway between
18th and l2thfts.
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sALAMANDER SAFES. C.

IL J, GAYLER SPATENT-RoBEKF ". PATaiCh,
~ On Join st. is The sole manufacturer in the United
s,s,, of tie above OF na and only rel ib- Salanander
10th "a regards security against IRE and bug srs Every
sac sod g. this esfahsnen Manufactured under tie
r.rsorn superiDendeLoe OF r C. j. Glyler whose expe
repce of twentysA years safe m ker T. Sether VITA
lie many severe tests which Safes of BIS mluufctunc HAYS
tuuthsniy wits'ood this and other cities warrant tas
bsoIIteE recommending them "a superior to any In
4, ~
Patent IMPENETRABLE DEFIANCE LOCK, IS or An
be appl,d large number oi these ocAs are already n
from the perfect security which they afford against ina
efforts Of tie NOS, sku burglars either by means OF gun
power false Keys picks or drills together with then con
,Eieuce SIMPLICITY and durability comOined rapidly in
crossing pubic aud condenty offered as
equal iflof superiog TO any Loeb in the world.
SOS of an s,zss suitable for merchants BANKERS jewell
ers rce ord Offices sesnbosf Sc ire and thief proof osns
vault doors plate che.s for private families &c on hand
Of Gold. by ROBERT NJ PATkiOh-
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6alaman0er Safes.
PHENIy SAFES I

pREMIUM PHOENIX SAFES.-The Pho.
u liz Safe, Manufactured by PIERCE Il VALENTINE.
any and al Safes that have been tested in accidental or
perinenta hIes IL was awarded the highest p-eriuy,
gold medal al the late far OF the Anercsn Institute r.
ing constructed upon scientific principles il will remain nm
changed IN any climate, and the only SAFE made Tree from
sale at No. ~ water-.i, near waLst, NY. -
SALAMANDER SAFES.-wILDER'sP pa.
~ TENT with RIcHS IMPROVEMENT
STEARSS MARVIN.
No. l45 Water-st, New-York
the only makers Of Saamander Safes with W,Ler.
Patent ard Richs Pstept combined
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TOR SALE-Lot of ground in 35th-st., -
feet east Of 3d-sv south side; lot % by 81 feet Wl
" JAS. w. BARKER No. Nasau-st.
IN PER CENT. INVESTMENT.-Two
~ Houses 2lst-st. Avenue A. Tue Ho1ses
are each 28xf ourstory built OF brick with Croton wa
hard wsls &e rent for about $1,000. Price, each
L. Z. MILES Co. No IS wall-st.
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ROIIEK--l.OOO packages, put up in large
other long yoyaEta Por sale by
GEORGE W. AfwoOD. No. % w.t~a
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Gopartnersbip.

T>HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
4 under tho hrrn Of LEAK, WOOD HUNTER is dis
continued under the firm of WOOD HUNTER
W., nslsnsd) JOSEPH H. WOOD.
New-1wk, Dec n. lSa2. JACOB r. HUNTER
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Mathinerp, ST.

DOILERS!-ThreeM Marine Drop Flue Boil
I'D e nearly new be sold either srgy together on
reasonable terms CHAS. w. COPELAND, Consulting
Engineer, No &c Broadway.
TALBOTT's MACHINE for TtINNELING
Il MOUNTAINS and WILSON'S MACHINE for CUT.
TING STONE-Tbe undersigned ef-rs i9 sale these two
great inventions for France. The pcpie oi the two ma
Chimes is the same the form of each being Gpted 10 tho
work required to be DONE That for cutting stone may DO
seen al the establishment of the Empire stone Dressing
Company foot Of 28th-s, East River IN tnn city ana
model of the Tunneng Machine be at the ONCE OF
the during business hours American engineers
who have examined this machine express entire confidence
in for tunneDg the mountains Of FRANCE for rail-
and other purposes They will be sold together or sep
aIa'ely, my H12 ar If r SHELTON No. I4Wan.
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A LARGE and RICH COLLECTION oil
N HOLIDAY PRESENTS GOLD and SILVER

n HOLlDAr rhESENio' ooHb ~~~ S-~'~-'
At the Old Established Stores Of
SQUIRE BROTHER,
No 81 Fulson-st. and No lse Bowery.
Gold Lever watebeS full jeweled SS
Geld Detached Levers. fall jeweled. 80
Gold Lepnes four holes, jeweled. s2S
Geld Watches Of most celebrated makers
Gold Jeweiry. of the richest kind
Gold Chains OF all kinds.
Sverwsre still the pride Of business and we are do
tenined keep the reputation Of selling tho best Silver
Tea Sets Pitchers Forks Spoons, ae. Cake Baskets,
Waters, &c.
skB,s facilities Of receiving foreign goods and nsn
our own manufactures they enabled to sell the above
goods AZ low as can be- bought Our rule-warransed a.
represented cash only and cheap.
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Jnstrurtion.
DOOK.KEEPING. WRITING, &c

BOOKKEEPING. WRITING, &c.-Class-
- rocnls No. So Broadway, near Walkerst Hou1 Of
instruction pa. NJ. to p NJ. The desisn of Fosters
Commercial Institute" Is 70 furnish young gentlemen whs
who are seeking mercantile eploynen Opportunity Of
attaining without loss Of time, practical knowledge OF
branches which essential to the sctve
concerns of life Writing Bookkeeping and Arithmetic
by Mr. Foster upon soEnd and dsputabe pm
ciplts the entire exclusion of the modern six
twelve lesson charatanry and students qualified 10
discharge the duties of tine in expeditions
and superior manner.
may attain under Mr. Posters instruction. competent
knowledge Of the principles Of double eny in the short
SPACE of one week.
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Aonses Wauteo.

CTEAM POWER WANTED.-The whole or
~ part Of strong building with abost 30 hoe power,
The upper part Of the city the river preferred Ad'
<kSss POWER, Tribune 06es.
WANTED-Upona Lease from May |, 1853,
Storo with The resdoe Of the prssnss or part OF
chs premias the westerly side OF Broadway between
Ckapben and WHIT ss A liberal rsnt viii DO paid tor
suitable and undoabted reference q 20
rssposshhty and prompitade gwen Address Boz ssix
ko1tOfcc. =
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Clothing, Sc.

clothing, Sc.
FASHIONABLE HATS-Elegant French
Hats al 81 81. BROWN,
No. l5s Canalst- one door from Sullivan
LINE FURS.-MONARQUE, of No. 22o
Bowery socs the patronage Of the ladies his rich and
elegant styles Of Furs comprising part Of Martin. Mink
Fitch Lynx and Swedish Martin Victornes Muas and
Cuts Save your time and money and examine stock
before purchAsns elsewhere, ct the old establishment No
% Bowery.
TNHE undersigned having completed their ar
Judgements for manufacturing to order IN the best
style, DICKS celebrated PATENT SHANK BOOTS, will
be ,e happy to treat their old and friends aud
ers with punctuahty and dispatch.
Gentle will peAse notice that there genuine
Dicks Boots except those stamped on the bottoms
JOHN DICK,
NETWORK
Gentlemen who wish obtain the hr,t quality Of Boots
and shoes and &c the moot tender feet can
depend ca being suited BY calling
DICK KRAEMER
No. So7 Broadway, NY.
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CUTLERY.-Tab and Pocket Knives, Scis-
sors and Rszors suitable Hardware Stationery and
Fancy stores assortment for sale cheap to cash and
No Plattst
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EI,HE AVERY SEWING MACHINE CO.

TNHE AVERY SEWING MACHINE CO.
Il Having consummated their manufacturing arrange
ments will in day be prepared to NIL orders already on
hand together with supply for sales After December
tie Office exhibiting and for general transaction OF the
buspes of the Company will be Ne 25l Broadway, cor
Mueyst second floor, where the public are invited 70
call end Sewing Machine for s25 that will do all kinds
of work the cambria the coarsest bagsng
and although every other stitch should be cut il will not
nip nor unravel Mr.. CHAS. NETTLETON, No "a w all
st. will attend the business OF the Co.. and give expiana
items touching the merits and utility of this truly wondsr
of the age. Price only $25
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r. PRIVATE sAIE-Tbe we'll known first

"A class Boarding School known the Irving insntuIe
ut arrytowr NJ Y which has been for more taa tFeivo
years successful operation The ed,hce Is q nmoao'
Brict Building IN good repair with WINS shc ARG 49,
story rear building aho BRICK for the scnoo-tae oo
erected exrrrsly for the Insufe ana rusteo
the facilities for scadeucai inruc non sna wiz ~.
eyerce 10 The convenience and comors OF Inc s,u1en
premises eplracng about four acres are quite retired nom
the VILLAGE epd cotan fruit trees
sn r,r houses ball ground. and well Appointed gym
parun The location Is perhaps the most desirable fiat
coula be the Hudson. Tarryto knowa 70
be one of the Oldest and most agreeable towns IN thus econ
m the country altogether salGbrous and moral IL DIS
ant but twenty five miles from New York. and visited
several times day BY STEAMBOATS, and by ears OF the Huf
son River Railroad The site is less than half mile from
the depot and being elevated tho prospect aud
deiishtfhl commanding splendid view OF the valley cf
The Hudson for 40 miles, fo New York to the Husbands
The above could easily DO concerted into private Board
ing House. the comnedious and location unsr
passed =,
and mortgage for q term OF years 80. .xo
Also for sale several choice Building Plots from 100 to oo
feet square desirable locations, within i've m'nutes walk
OF the Railroad Depot. - ,,,,o, .v
Real Estate ind General Auctioneer No. 40 Wanst t]S
AT PRIVATE SALE-The three-story and
IA browp-rtone HOUSE, No II 3th-st- between Broad
PsIEcE-sr-North side No. 90 Mercer-st, three
storv brick House with all the modern improvements
li1gsr-1hree-story bnck House. No. l38 West Thirst,
north side, between 9TH and 8thsvs
per Of Lsureps with Stable on the rear of the lot 49,
BLEgcKER GREESE-sT.-North-wess corner, % oy
100 with the Budnge For price terms and part culas ap-
ply 10 COLE Chiffon, No. . Wall-st.
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EAIR HAVEN CLASSICAL and MATHE.

Il NAUTICAL SCHOOL-The next term Will commence
Oh the rs Wednesday in January The number of pupils
is mit.d twelve, and the school confdessy recon-
erded being all parent desire. Address the
Prinejpal At Far Haven c. b. A. SMITH.
The principal be the three last days Of Decem
Der ct No 81 Murray from to 10 o'clock A. M or he
win call on any who may wish to him. If requested BY
note. left AZ above.
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NiAnlSON.AY. and THIRTY. SECOND.
CIXTH-AV. LOTS.-Two Lots, on the south

- east corner of 6thsv and sd-si for sale together
eSWo-dmersions 81 feet inches the avenue BY 81 eet
inches SD The adoix lots . feet
INCHES front be had with them tor each making
Ice feet inches the Terms IS per cent
remain on mortgage for five years at per cent Apply
Immediately to q. DE WITT No o. Johnst This Is one
Of tie finest and moot elevated building Stes in tho city
Corporation tte.
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last MORRISANIA vILLAGE.-Second

III
IL ave nue. Rarosd-About $50 lets yet for saleTerms
ten Der down and balance before the 9th March,
l85Tbese lots occupy very healthy and beautiful loca
ton near and in full Of the East River and in the I'M
mediate vicinity Of the residences of several OF the most
Also fine fishing within quarter OF nle. The Morrsania
Branch Railroad already built passes through this propey
has been lately chartered it is expected will through
ibis property. Several building and lots selling
rapidly Distance of this property from the city nine miles
Title perfect For maps and other information apply TO d.
B. wINTON. No. S Tryon.row, near Harlem Railroad
Office.
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EXECUTORS SALE.-The House and Lot
~ No. SO Madsonst. will be sold at auction BY A. J.
BLEFCKER, at Merchants Exchange, on TUESDAY, lith
day Of January lext at O'clock at noon Terms made
known ct sale. THOMAS McELRATH, Executor
L'ARM and COTTAGE HOUSE for SALE
Il in NEWARK N. IA small Farm, containing from
four to five ac,e with good DIV cling House Barn, Wag
on House. and other valuable improvements with vslua-
bic Garden well stocked with choice fruit trees AID grape
vines having front Of 608 feet of the best avenues
and on high commanding elevation, overlooking the
whsle cay and harbor and within ten minutes drive
of the Maketst Depot The grounds are well calculated
for oreof the best city The property
10 well situated for person living there and doing business
in NewYork Terms easy For full particulars apply to
ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
Real Estate aud General Aucuoneer
1854 No 40 Wall-st
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HOLIDAY pREsENrs.-H r. KrMBRR-

LY has by the late arrivals, added TO hi. stoct
splendid sssort.ept Of fine Watches lsoms most psrct
tmet CHAINS Keys he sat,hl, for PREF shsA
he Offers on most ssonable terms. II. r. KIMBERLY,
No I79 Wsters-. Importer Of tine Watches
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NEW YEAR,. Il A. THOMPSON, No.
10 Chntonst, Fulton, Brooklyn have nov ready
handsome assortment Of Rich, Plum Poand and Almond
Sahs Ai,os good variety ofsm.l fancy Cakes Ornaments
icr the table great variety Of Notices &c. Boned T4
nef JElled Hams Tongues Chicken Salads, and Picked
Oysters furnished to order.
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E1AMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, FAIR
I HAVEN. CONN.-This School is d-lightfully located
about one mile east Of New-Hsven The term will
commence on the 18th Of January The Principal may be
seen at No. "A N U.on-st- on No. 81 West 2lstst
TH0S. O. SLOAN, Principal.
MISS DWIGHT's SCHOOL of DESIGN.
lvl No seq BroaiwaJ-Where the best instruction viii
be eyen in the sIts Of Drawing and Painting Is for
term Of twenty lessons. Payments advanced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30

Cooking and Parlor Stoves,
OF THE most approved patterns, for sale
~ low BY the subscriber. WIN CLARKE
No. Csrmine-st. -four doors above Bleeckerl
No. SO hudson-st-, two doors above Vandaul
No. l9S 6th-av- (tree doors above l5,h-st)
Ne. 20 sth-av- three doors above 20th-stl
n. b. Stoves REPAIRED and put up
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for the HOLIDAYS may b.

DKESENIS Tor the IfOLIDl1S may b
found at DUNNS Book and Music Store. No. i3j sxa
ay spendid collection OF Aannxls and Juynie Bssss
stvsry low prcss Aso, splendid assortment Of Pots
Mr. opaies Portfolios fancy artcles &C. large stock q
T,e,ch Accordeoas aud other musical instrumental.
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No. 4sl Broadway
ELECTRO-PLA1ED WARE from CHAS

John L. BUDD, Manufacturer and Pro-
u prietor Of Lockwood celebrated Cooking and Laundry
Ranges Also, j. Il. Budds newly invented Ranges winch,
for beauty, durability and economy, cannot be surpassed
All Ranges warranted N. B.-Prices from go upward
No. Gle broadway formerly No. 6i2 opposite st. Thon-
sssChurch
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Diano-fortes.

NOLIAN PIANOS-The best assortment Of
~ Pianos in this city be seen at the Wsreroom
Haet Davis Co.'s celebrated Eolian Pianos OF new and
much approved scales scknowed superior to any othe.
In the market Also slage variety from ether
New-York and Boston makers Gbes and other second
hsnd with and without the Eoan ct various prces
LINCOLN THOMPSON, No. AL Brvsdwsy.
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" +. HARRISON has Removed his Manu-
factory and Warerooms from No. q Caaast TO No.
81 Mercerst Grandst, where may be DuAd ssplendi
Assortment of PiAnoForteA
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TOR SALE-T hree-story, basement brick
il House No 40 Great Jones-st Price low and terms
easy Apply a, the Office Of STALLKNECHT HURST,
No. IA Wall-st.
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OYSTERS DOWNINGS PREMIUM
" PICKLED OYSTERS for the adornment Of New.
Years Day tables Having laid in large supply of
Oysters for picking prepared TO serve 70 thoss
wEo win give their orders oyster which cannot 81
beaten Early orders win be most thankfully received and
''-f TH0HAs DOWNING, No. Bro.as
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l and Lot No. ls ColuInhis-st Apply to e. ID. BROWN.
MecAsncs' and Traders Bal, OF to THOMPSON PRICE,
No. l7s last Broadway
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LHCOMTE. WHOLESALE and RI

nv LECOMTE, WHOLESALE and Kk
1Ns TAIL CONFECTIONER, No. 20 Greenwchst,
n T. has constantly hand large variety Of Fancy Con-
fectionery Liquor Almonds, French Comfts Gum brops
Jelly Drops Conucopas Paste Toys Sugar Fuit .nd Flow
Cake Ornaments and other articles suitable for tia
holidays and usca trade just received from Pans invoices
of French Gum Psste Toys Psney Boxes, &c, &c.
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DICH HOLIDAY PRESENTS are ssIlias

nearly oTrosiis Mercers, at per cent less tsss sAs
Broadway stores, including elegant Albums Asnase
Boies Writins Desks Portfolios Gard Css.s, Pore n
MES Isdes' COMPANIONS Reticules, Ink Stands Gsaes
Puxzes ks Remember the 50 end the big Valentine sS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30

HOLIDAY PRESENTS-GREAT BAR
WARNFRiS No Ae5 Ryoadvav-F mbroidered CoIlars
Cspes, Chemisettes and Sleeves French embroidered
Chemlsettes trimmed with lace Sleeves match very
cheap superb real French Chemsettes and Sleeves;
brodered Handkerchief, great bargains Now time
do oiwat till the best selected Pointed lace and
lin Collars very low. No 415 Broadway above Walker st.
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FEMALE SEMINARY

The subscriber having purchased Judg"
Lewis premises, in The Northwestern part
of the village, and believing the location
dcSlrablc, proposes to open SEMINARY
for Young Ladies, on the I'd Monday in
January next, under his own immediate
supervision, assisted by such Teachers as
the wants OF the School may tcmand
The government will be parental and
mild, yet firm and decded-obedience TO
rules strictly enforced.
The Principal is so we'll known to the
public, that references and commentators
arc deemed unnecessary, or they might be
obtained tn any desirable extent. He
hopes by diligcnt and faithful attention to
the intellectual and moral Improvement of
his pupils, to make them his commentator
ry cpiStlcs.
The scholastic year will consist Of two
sessions. the first will close the last of June,
with n vacation OF two mnnihs-recom
ncncing tho first September, and closing
the last Dcrrmhcr
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Steam Saw Mill For Sale

The subscribers offer for sale their
Steam Saw and Grst Mills, situated about
one mile East OF SuntcrvlIc. The En-
gine is % horse power, has been in use
about three years, drives upright saws,
one circular saw, and is in iull operation,
with an excellent run of custom. The
mill house is two-s,ory substantial frame.
Together with two timber wagons and
gear, one excellent ox-cart, mules, horse
and oven, negro houses, stables, and every
thing necessary for carrying OH the bus-
ness successfully. Also, lot of about
SIX acres of land, on which The mill and
buildings are located. II not sold at pri-
vale sale previously, the same will he sold
Il, public sale on the first day of January
next, and possession given OH that day.
Persons wishing to purchase can exam-
inc tie mill and witness it's operations and
obtain any information they may desire,
concerning the same by applying to L. J.
CoghIan.
II. J. COGlILAN g. co.
Sumtcrville, Nov. 5lh, 1852 2-2m
Wachman copy once month for two
month
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H1OiSOlnil,:.

Thousands Of parents who Use vcrmifugc.
composed Of Castor Oil, Calomci, &c, are NOT
aware, that while they appear 10 benefit the pa
ieni, they are actually laying the foundation for
a series of diseases, such rs salvation, loss of
sight, Weakness of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found tn. alver-
iisclncnt of llobcnsack's Medicines to whirl,
we ask the attention of all directly interested
IN their own ns we'll as their Childreu's health.
In Liver Complaints and all disorders arising
from those of Il bilious type, should make use
OF tho only genuine medicine, IIobensack S
Liver Pills.
BE not arccirci," but ask for 11obcn
sacks Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and oh.
serve that each has the signature of the propric-
tor, J. ~ llonENSAcK, us none else are genuine
Agust. TO- loIv
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SPECIAL NdDTlJaiS.
A mother Scientific Wonder
IMPORTANT TO DysrErTIcs.

IWTVIk NM 10 UY STEFTICS.
DIR. J. :. llongh,on's Pcpsin the true Di.
gestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, prepared from,
Rennct, or the Fourth Stomach of the Ok. ftrr
directions of Baron Licbig. the great Physio!o.
gical Chemist, by j. s. llousacn, ". H., phi.;,.
dclphin. This is truly Il wonlcrfu! re mr,iy icr
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundicc, Liver Com
plnint, Constipation and Debility, curing after
Natures Own Method, by Natures Own
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