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STOVES.
StOYeaI Stoves

The Subscribers offer to the trade on fair and lib
eral terms, large and complete assortment of Sope,
Of the hrst quality for both coal and wood, among
which are the celebrated Black Diamond and NAV
flower Cooking Stoves md the Irving and Franklin
Soai burners. Also, large assortment of New
Pattern Parlor Stoves for wood
Eagle Foundry, No. 10 B,ap,r-St., Albany.
TREADWELL 4 PERKY
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4 FEW riEGCES> ALMON, No /. MACKEREL
aud C"dh'h-tnd .tN Boxes Csudlcs, which
H""f come from the / l'hefic,, tor sale by
A. ;. DEWEY.
"o' ~ dAWtf
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TO the Musical World.

DIANo f0RTES, BENNETT & co, 3G1 Broad.
way, New York, are manufacturing and have
constantly on hand an extensive assortment of Pi-
amos, embracing every variety of style and size,
from to u Octaves, from 500 to = 900 each
We have testimonials from the first Pianists in the
country of the superior Brlliancy, Breadth and
Sweetness of tone throughout the entire register of
our Pianos, while delicate elasticity of touch has
been prominently secured, all our instruments are
fully warranted to give satisfaction. Buyers who
understand their own interests will call before pur.
chasing elsewhere. BENNETT 4 CO.,
1y SCI Broadway, New York.
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q c. P, RICHARDS, DESCENDANTS
- OF the Grand Ottawa Tribe, have taken up
their residence in Burlington, on St Paul street
second door North of the stone Church. where they
are prepared To administer to the want. Of the Sick
and Afflicted. Having had long experience in the
use OF Vegetable Medicines, they feel no ordinary
degree OF pleasure in stating to the public generally
and especially to the dcspairns Invalid that Tiny
CAN TREAT SUCCESSFULLY all durable diseases to
which the human system is subject. The Doctors
have resided for the last three years in the city of
Hudson, where their aboriginal skill in the healing
art has earned for them envablc reputation
Their success in the treatment of Pulmonary Com
sumption, Diseases of the Liver Heart Kidneys and
Spleen Scroiua, Dropsics, Ulcers Eruptions, etc =,
mas had the effect to attract numerous invalds from
various parts of the country, greater portion of
whom have been permanently cured by the use of
those Roots and Plants that the Great Spirit has
particularly designed for the cure Of the above COM
plants, and for the administration of which the
Doctors have become so justly celebrated.
The Doctors inherit the skill and native talent
that have 50 long distinguished their ancestors as
their Father and Grand ather celebrated Med.
cine Men of their Tribes
The sick OF both sexes are invited to call and con-
suit these thoroughbred Indian Doctors
~ The Doctors will visit patients at their resi-
dences, when desired.
Burlington, Jan. 1t, 1854. wly
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One Of the above splendid Steamers will leave the
Michigan Central Railroad Line wharf at o'clocl,
p. NJ, or on the arrival of the Lightning Train.
from New York and Albany. Running through, vim
North shore, without landing, arriving in Detroit
the next afternoon, in time for the Lightning Train
for Chicago, over n heavy 7 Rnil-a we'll ,oddel
rond free from dust-comfortable Might Cars built
expressly for the Route, the best Railroad in the
Union connecting with
CLEMENTS SPLENDID LINE OF STEAM
Frs FOR ALL PORTS ON
LAKE MICHIGAN.
aud the Railroad from Chicago to La Sallc and st.
Louis, forming the most perfect and Confor,aH, royf,
to 81 Lous--Frst Cla,. Steamers form a Daily Line
between La Sale and st. Louis.
Fl Thi, route affords to Travellers either for
pleasure business advantages not cnioved bv an
other. The Boats Of the Line the North Pa.sar 70
less exposed to the storm, and rough weather in
cdcnt to a Trip by the South Shore, and arc M,
subject to any dctentions that other lines ARC he
going into Ports difficult of entry. The picturc,ouc
beauty and magnificent grandeur Of the Detroit
River as enjoyed from the noble Steamers of tbi.
Line, has equal. Tho Railroad from Detroit Ia
Chicago passes through all the principal towns Of
importance in Mich gan--an advantage not enioyed
by any other Route, and that entities il To ,
precedence over all others
81 Baggage conveyed from the Cars to the Boa,
FRI, of Charg', by delivering their Checks to the
Agent on the Train, or at the Depot and checked
through the Route.
q n. EMITTING is Freight Agent for III,
Line, Office on VI. c. r. R. Dock Buffalo. Also.
General Forwardcr' Will forward Freight of on
kind, any direction, b. any mo3s NJ eopr,yancs, al
the lowest rates, and with despatch Mark Packa
ges, care "D. W. Whiting, Buffalo,
Il THROUGH TICKETS can be procured If the
Agents Of the Line, East of Buffalo, and at the OF
fce of the VI. c r. h. Wharf Buffalo
CHARLES T.. NOBLE,
General Agent, Bua1lo
MOSES l.. CHURCH.,
Agent, Burlington.
May II, 1854. d6wtf
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i.aasti Warrants.

EASIl paid :pl Laud Narrauts: ais.
W Warrants phlired tr c. .irnurts b,
WESTON x NnN IS
-" Uhec n rrck's Block. over til. Book store
Jan. 10. as W.T.
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Fruit &C..

Inh BOXES NJ. X. RAISING
lOo 30 quarter do. do
10 boxes Lemons.
100 bus. Chcstnuts and nuts Of all kind.
Pickles, Cat,ups, Prcservos, Pepper sauce, Maea.
ronl, Nerniceii, Nutmeg, Mace, &C., &c., for sale
by HEkRICK NILE,
Nov. 2s dIvu
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ffkSoA Al EXAMINATION.
Engineers and all others connected with Gas Com.
paues are INV tied to visit the experimental Room u
the Company, and fully satisfy themselves of the
value Of tho Regulator
THE SAVING MADE,
Nanns With the pressure of the gas in the street
mains Twenty FIVE pcr cent. is acknowledged toy
uSers oi the Regulator and places daily reported
to the Company, and the sas bills shown, where SO,
~ and even 10 per cent. has been saved. The Cir.
cular eft the Company contains list of reference,
81 widely known, and of such weight in the coinniu
nifty, that No one who desires to use the Regulator
can be at fault Nheu seeking friends advice AZ to
il, merits.
Circulars sent by mail when desired. All order.
'"' Negotiations, by pnny post or mail, puuctually
attended to-,
= Call and examine for yourselves At the Office
OF the NV loRh Gas RrGULAroE uoMrANN, 2ta
HR"ApwN, :. T. CLARK, secretary.
Il. BEoN>oN, sole a.,at ior Harrington, Who is
prepared To- ilru,,L aud lu' Regulator, l. order.
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STEAMER SARANAC.
CAPT.J. G.. BAlIBITT.

Will. rntil further notice, run between burlins
ton and Plat hursh a. frllows, t" wit
Leave burlington every morning Sunday except
ed,) at 81 \. NJ and via Pt. Kent and 1T. Jackson,
arrive at Platt'burgh at "a A. VI. Leave PatsLurgh
Mt = A. NJ, PIT. Kent at . \. W. and arrive at Bur
ington at l0i A. NJ, in time for Passengers going
South either by Line Bost or by the Rutland and
Burlington Rail Road. Leave burlington ut . ! +.
NJ. on arrival OF Line Boat from v hitrhall, and
Train of Rutland and Burlington Rail Road, and
proceed directly to Plattsbur.h via ~. Kent and
p. jackson. Leave Plattsburgh at T.. NJ, aud by
same route arrive at Burlington in -catun tor >tca-
mcr Canada going South also, tao Rutland and
Burlington Rail Road, going south and East.
Burlington, April 81, lSji ddwtf
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Piano EOrtes
S z WIN NAOMI ES

GROVER. BAKER & co.
INHlS MACHINE is now Justly the most approved,
L and no controversy exists between it and any
other patent. Offices, 405 Broadway, New York;
haymarket square, Boston ; and ~ South 4th St.,
Philadelphia lv
september 1858.
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LATE. But NOT LEAN !!
nEWEY HAS AT LAST RECEIVED HIS
sSis,sCC,. stool. Of fsOnd,

Which fully equals, and in scne respects surpassos
''' P7r'S- anything he has ever offered to suffering
community,
MI those who are anxious land who il not y to
consolidate and cement the bonds OF the union, cot
soul and boll) are requested to call il l. believed
that all parties, Hard she'll, and soft ,h,ls-if they
only " shell uut'-Ebony aud -il,oI grcy-pruvidcd
they have the silver will here find means indis,u
trhiy c'HsfnWoHai, Tor the Accomplishment OF their
desires.
Particulars will be published before Thanksgiving
when it will be seen that provision ha. been de
for that " good time coming"
Nov. cath, 1888. dGytf
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FURNITURE.
Edwin A, Harris.

EDWIN a, Harris,
Cabinet Furniture ~ Chair Establishment.
5is Broadway, f.w doors South Deleva- House,
ALBANY, n. Y.
-Four of the largest Ware Rooms in tn. state-frst,
second, third and fourth stories full Of all kinds of
worknen and of the best materials-all At verv mod
crate prices
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TNA. IORAaNN. Nc

TX GU. AND HALF Gu. HYSON, II. :, Y.
~ H., aud Oolong Teas; III bXs. Tobacco,
u cases dc extra in lunps, 1000 gro. fu' cut do
and Smoking do. HEERlCk a MILES
Nav - uN,u
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Kidder's Patent Gas Regulator.
Ffodn0Nc \ NNVorN LIEW,
And efiectIns a saving OF D n,I cent.

.,d ,e,,,. -.
~ "
n o CONSUMER WHO Dk-ITLs 4
steady, agreeable and economical liyht should
BE- without this valuable invention. which AZ once
does with all personal attention TO "a lirht-
and secures invariably the utmost economy in the
on,umr ton Of ga.
1t i. in success tul operation in the largest Hot,
and facurio of the United States and in thcusa nd
OF private residences everywhere thoroughly per
forming its work, 1t has been fully tested by the
most eminent Ca. Engineers of the tnon and Il
! Company ha- yet to hear of the first instance in
which it has failed To be approved.
ENGLNEERN TESTIMONY.
MANhA1rAN "As WORKS, Oct. %, lsjl
>,
:" no'''e" send you 'erthcate ,et-
w i'.t" o.lenE d; can inc ah, ahtages of IVY
hl'''i "unrapIe 'hNeht"h' Il" not thlhk II
Necessary I" mention any experiments may nave
LILY LILY ~ h''et'' i"rreN anu '11oS nave goo Is
t ~ "o l'Iuu,eu Mn'h ne'"eo' WIN aou mere
""'''i' W We u>'' Nh'n you "tnlrc IT, tue rtsu'
W '' experiment l'hue al thc'c works, ana when
''' w l'tc't'u "I"',e I u''l,cu' win tue e,reet
" .u' anu q '''I i"c'c' "l water ana one
n'' 'he governor ,ne pressure "f the burner
800, VA H''"-'.",'s' Ine governor remaining
C'"''' 'i'c mulptr "l IIGhJ> wa increased L"
'N-'"' 'N' 'u,"s "''r '"rI'ce ~ several nun
u'' iIp'' "nu tle street pressure wa reduced to
Nv" NV nv anu ,o pressure souEe at the governor,
IT, ''''''; 'tle'-''h'"'' ,,.,,
W., a.. w. -, :. n'v ~,
Tho On. Rc.uIntor If nr EiIl.r i Ia , o;
ion the most valuable instrument for REGULATING the
flow of ga, To- the burner, that have ever s,er-
1t i correct in principle and will accomplish admir-
ably the ohicct for which it was designed. 1t will
insure great stcadinus. in the lights and n, the
pressure at the metre is by this instrument reduced
considerably below that On the street mains it will
enable the consumer to gain an equal amount of
Light at smaller expenditure of ga. for the lc,.
the pressure under which the gas l. consumed, the
S'c"''' - 'H' amount OF light Obtained.
'hAH, kooME, Engineer
Manhattan Gas Light Company.
RICHMOND August ~, 1898.
My engagement. prevented me from experiment.
ing with your Regulator before this week had
1t put up and 30 arranged that | could show the
pressure OF the works on the burners. which vary
IRON to - inches. l made some weights of lead
and weighed it 80 brought the pressure 6-lO tho
pressure ON the street mains . inches and with c If
your feet burners under the street pressure the
cocks turned oil so that they would not perceUtiblv
blow. | consumed ~ cubic feet in - minutes /
then put the Regulator and opened the cocks full
same number Of burners burning the same time,
consumed cubic feet showing saving of Is per
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EAGLE BRIDGE ROUTE,

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, COMMENC-
ING MAY /. 1854,
Trains Leave Burlington
NAIL, e-l5 4. NJ. arrive at Rutland $50 A. ";
arrive at Troy, 1900 NJ, to dine, Cars for West
leave at p. VI
EXPRESS, l0-iS A. NJ; arrive at Troy 1850 P NJ
New York, 800 P. NJ, EXPIRES, Train for Buffalo
leave at 500 p. NJ.
EVENING EXPRESS AS P. NJ; arrive at Troy
400 4. NJ, New York. $50 next morning. Ex-
press Train for Buffalo leave 500 4. NJ, and To-
80 \. ".
No change Of Cars n Eagle BRIDE, npon
any Tram, and no change at all on Eren,ng
Express bet'ceen Burlington and Trov r.
turning, ieare Troy, 200 4. ", ll-0O 4 .
", and $50 7. ".
fhi. i. the only LINE BY which passengers can
procure Through Ticket. for the West, ha,in, their
choice in Routes via Troy Albany, connecting at
either place with the Hudson River and New York
Central Railroads.
Through Tickets South or West to any Of the
above points sold At the Rutland 4 Burlington Rail
road Offices, Check Baggage through by the Eagle
Bridge Route.
THo'. II. CANFIELD, >upt.
Burlington, May /. 1854. dSwti
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Pamphlets had gratis at the store Of Mr. TlE"-
D"liE A. PECk, Druggist, wholc.alc aud retail
Agent, Burlington, VI,
Also ,old by NELSON rNGECliltn, Milton. md
by most of the l"adiu. Druggist. in the STATE.
- Ldi,r o1lr,..1 IN rao NJ VI. Gurus Hai,h.
Ag'H AT Rorn0g, Oh...
ToDr. MNR,HlNI:-I have h.eu ten wear. troubl,d
with Female tumIlaits-pruaP.u- utori, all the
attending diMcuti'- Mt times rcudrriu: my ~.
most mis"rnllc have had til. attcilanc, Of some
Of the bet ply ,icinu. with hut little -ucc,.. III"
most they could do TO relieve, cur, Wa cut ut
the question. For five months before commcucir.
with your medicine, had not been able to Icrfoi M
any labor. could walk hUt few -tr1,- Mt time, and
scarcely went ont Of dunr.-iu .lrrt. wrs COM
plotcly prostratcd. both in body and mind aud eN-
prctsd to dag out the rect OF my days in -uavrug
and misery. But rrIdin. your ndvortiv'inrrt, T
wa. induced to try your invaluable medicine called
Uterine tHtholic"u, ~ the lat resort. had not
u,"l it week before ic't like another woman
5y thu use of three bottles was enabled to perform
all tho labor for six in the family with oa,", and
coul1 walk anywhere in the nci.hborhooi without
injury. Nothing but sense of my duty to You and
+" tn" afflicted. hd' induced to state my ca,o 20
the public. lean sii'll recommend the preparation
to all those suffering like myself
(Signcd,) Mrs. SARAH A. Bi>uor.
FRnpDoV, Portage Co.. Ohio. Dec. q, 1852.
r j. b. MARCHISI 4 CO., Proprte,,
Central Depot, sos Broadway, y. !.
Jan. !, loji mos.
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: VATT. W, II TTNTf'F,
to'pg South, leave Rouse Point NJ o'clock 4.
NJ, on arrival of Cara of Chnmpain and ~. Law
renee Railroad from Montreal. reach Burlington At
lOy A. NJ. IN time iui the train of Rutland and
Burlington Railroad going south aud East. and
Whitehall at O'Clock =. NJ, in time for the Car.
which reach Troy aud Albany at Il +. VI, aud
II iats to New or< next morning.
Go'Vg Nooh, leave Whitehall at T.. NJ ur on
arrival of the Evening Trains from Troy. Albany
and schenectady, arrive At Burlington at next
morning. and 60 directly to- Rouse, Point without
-toppng aud arrive at u A. a.. aud in tive l,i
Cars of the Chainpluin and II. LrNrcuec Railroad
to- Montreal at 10 \. NJ. andb ogden sburgh Rail-
rnnh To- OrIrns hnrnh Al | n'rlnnh 2 NJ
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Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.

Combining -e',b, Pruss,e Ac'd nor Tartar Eme,,e
". THE GREAT STANDARD
II ~ remedy for all Pulmonary Dis
~ Stee1t eay.s.-Extensi,ely used, tested
-, 'tlso.ls and approved in New England,
VI aslssas,I Canada and the British Province.
r" re,toss | during period At Twcrty-seven
4 ,sIss,. years, by Eminent Physicians
k.I,, Clergymcn, Professors Of Colleges.
,.KlIbL'A Theological Seminsries Scientific
and Distinguished Public Men,
and in fact by all classe. in the community. Among
others it is recommended by Rev Dr. LYMAN Beecher
late President Of Lane Theological seminary, Gin,
cinnat Ohio; Rev. DR.. Leonard Woods, Abbott
Prof of Theology in Andover Theolosi cal Seminary,
Mass Hon. Daniel P. Thompson, secretary of the
State Of Vermont, author of Green Mountain
Boys" Lock Amsden," DC, Montpelier, Vt. y.
+. Williams, ESQ., formerly Collector of the Port of
Baltimore, Md. Rev. Joseph Itch, Philadelphia
Pa. b. c. Fernald, Portland, Me, and many others
In connection with our old so cent article, we now
put up 81 -izc, in large square bottles with rich
enamelsd blue wrappers, gilt directions, and fac
simile of VIM. Jonn Cutler, containing nearly four
times the quantity of the smaller sire,
~ Beware Of Countcrfets and limitations
Inquire for the article by its Whole Name, " Veg
r1bie Pulmonary Balsam."
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER 4 CO., Drug.
gists 80 India ST., Boston, Mass. and sold by Apoth-
ecaries and Country Merchants generally. Price,
large siEe 81 small size 30 cents
January %, w3lw3mos
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Archibald Mcclure 4 Co.
CRUCKERY, &c
Vanheusen Il Charles.
CHINA DEPOT

nos o2 q o4 State street, Albany, ~ Y,
importers, wholesale and retail dealers in China
Glass, Earthern Ware, Britannia Ware, Looking
classes, stone Ware, Druggists Ware, Candobras
Girandole, Camphene, and Oil Lamps Of the various
kinds
r GAS FIXTURES. -
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The Best Hair Dive.


NJ ATCHES, superior article, round and square
WI splintS in Round mood and Square Paper Bores
put up in shipping order, and sold at the lowest
prices, by CHAS. PARTRIDGE & CO., l25 Maiden
Lane New York. lv
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CHANGE OF TINE.
Great Southern and Western Route.
Troy. .New YORK, ond the N'eV,
WESTERN VERMONT RAIL ROAD.

W Ch1ns' NJ Cars bdmsor Rvtiord and Troy
's'lIlS Is TIE SHORTEST AND ONLY RELI-
able line to Troy Albany and New York
Passengers by taking this route for New York will
avoid tho Dangers and Delays incident to other
routes, from Ferryin; AMI lc" on North River, at
this Indictment season. Th- line connects at Troy
with tho n. i. Central Railroad for Schenectady
Nyr'eusr, Rochester, Buffalo, aud the West.
CARS LEA W BURLINGTON.
FIRST TRAIN
- A. NJ, arrive at Rutland, IL 80 \. NJ. at
Troy, } p. NJ, dine, and leave tor New York, 50
p. W., arrive . 80 ?. Express Train leaves Troy
for Buffalo and the West, at b % VI.
SECOND TRAIN
80 r. W, arrive at Rutland, 80 =. ~; at Troy
10 40 p. NJ, to lodge-proceed to New York. via
Hudson River Railroad, Mt { Ii A. NJ, next day. ar
irving at 81 A. NJ, or by other trains of the Iiud-
son River and Harlem Railroads. Express train
leaves Troy for Buffalo and the West at O5 4. NJ.
n Tickets for this line can he purchased at the
Rutland and Burlington Railroad Ticket Office of
JoHS CnuRCH and L. l.. PRINpLE,
Agents for burlington.
s'To avoid ferryins change of Cars be sure
to have your Baggage Checked via Western Yer
mont Railroad. NJ CLARK, Lessee.
January 2, 1854. dit
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4 zsl -
U. STATES MAIL LINE!
NORTHERNER, - Capt. r. F. ChiI
ONTARIO Cart. II. ~ Tbro,p
CATARACT, Capt. J. b. Estes
One Of these large commoiiou. Lake steamers will
leave Ogdensbursh, daily at P. M, on arrival of
boats from Montreal and ears from Bo.ton-Kines.
ton next morning at A. M.-Sackott's Harbor, at
lOi A. M.-Oswego, at 1 P. M.-Rochester, at
F. NJ and arrive at Lewiston, next morning, con-
Meeting with boat for Toronto, and with Cars for
Niagara Falls, Buffalo and Hamilton, also with
Michigan Central Railroad, Michigan Southern Rail-
road Great Western Railroad, and steamer. TOR
Cleveland, Cincinnati Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, and
all ports West.
EXPHEss LINE!
NEW YORK, Cart. r. p. CI,p,,-
BAY STATE, Cap J. n. L,iy1r1.
From the 10th Of June to the 10Th Of September,
one Of these large and beautiful Lake steamers will
leave csdcnsbur=h daily, (Suniays excepted) at
? NJ on arrival of.teancrs from Montreal and car,
from Boston, touching At Cape Vincent At 81 T M and
arrive at Lewiston and Niagara Falls next II orning
connecting with for Hamilton, and boat for To.
ronto also with Michigan Southern Railroad Mich
igan Central Railroad and Great Western Railroad
and steamers for Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chicago
and Western ports.
y. b. Passengers moving West should be particu-
lar to purchase through tickets at the Offices of the
company, and authorized Agents, or from the clerk.
on board the steamers, thereby avoiding extra ex
pense OF cartsgc, wharfage, &c., &c.
II. o, GREENE, gent,
Church street, opposite Court House.
rlington, April IS. DIFF
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lIARDW ARE.
NATHANIEL WRIGHT.

IMPORTER, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
Coach and Statutory Hard,rqre Piushes, Clo,bs. Damn
ASH h"d",, t1fh, Patent Lcattp, Copgi and Leather
larniSh, " DELEVAN BLOCK"
No. 324 Broadway, corner of Hamilton Street
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GROCERIES,,
Wait T. Coates,

Nos. $50 and 36l Broad,cay Albany,
Wholesale Dealers in
groceries, Teas. Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Spices,
Foreign Fruits, Nuts, &C.. Havana Segars, Of su.
perior quality Sperm, Solar, Whale and Olive
OILS.
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lliiTi i.lG.ir,I

N BOXES oAgDLfS.
wv 30 do Spsnn do 40 bo,c. c.lored do.
90 bhls Winter bisaohcd Whale oil
casks do do Pure Sperm.
liEERlCk a MILES.
Np. ~. david
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The steamer America,

viii, mud after Mondlv. Nhv Ut. and until
further notice, run as follows, t, wit E,c,y dnr,
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PREPARED BY
A ER'S
CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For the rapid Cure OF
tCtGhS, COLDS, H0ARSENESS,
BRONcI!ITIS, WIIOOPING-COUGH.
GROUP. ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION,

HIS remedy has won for itself such naiDity
nom MS cures Of every variety Of pulmonary issc
mt 1t Is a. rely unnecessary 10 rccom, tire c,i.
denccs Of its virtues in any community whore II
- been employed So wide is the field Of its use.
iuAoNs, and So numerous the cases Of it, .,ul,,
MAJ almost every section Of the country ilrlr.d,
n srfon publicly known, who have been re- tur,d
rom alarming and even desperate disease. of tic
lun's by its USE. When once tired is -ur,ri al,
over every other medicine NJ it, lind is TOO ;,ui,
ent TO escape observation, and whore its virtue ans
known, the public no longer hesitate what nlii,lnte
t. tmlloy for the distressing and dangerous ado.
t"Is Of ihc pulmonary u,tn- Which 4t,- incident
to ON climate. Aud not ublr IA ii.Iu.i.ul. at
tac.'a upon The lungs, INT fer The u.ldor yar.r,io,
Of COLDS, CuuGHs, lloAt>tNEsa. Nr.. and ior
OUTLINES n tho 45lnttpt al ,gf, If !..u,
tia, cfu be obtained.
= 1t hos lor: Ecrn ir 'or-t,it ", tfru,. lugt
thl section, wc need mot do MO-, tru r. rrc flo
p'upe 'ts quality is kept up 20 no hc.thti II cy,t
has been, aud that the genuine article i, sold b, -
T A. PECK, A. C. SPEAR, GEO W. ALLEN.
Burlington; 6IMONDs 4 NEEDHAM, sbel.
burnet NJ, HALL, Hinesburgh Z. ALEXANDER,
Charlotte S. b, sIMONDS 4 co, WiIIi.ton: n.
H. HODGES, Richmond JONATHAN MERRILL
Winoosk.
February 10, 1854 w3mos