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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-21

UHoR sALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
furnishing and hardware store in one OF
the best avenues in this city Rent lew Address
days, Business, Herald Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-21

dor SALE OR TO LET-FOUR BEAUTIFUL MODERN
II three story house, with four full lots eaoh,
hracng and fuit beautifully situated near the
cents by Second avenue railroad pleasant
M & Dc %ns s S0 a 70
poste the above houses the elegant mansion ormey the
residence Of Mr. Pme with wenty eight lots Of ground
handsomely shaded with old forest trees Rent moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-21

GAIL MAKERS-s400 WILL BUY GOOD STAND
for the shove businss fourteen years and
stock, fixtures good will 10 within thirty mes Of this
city To- good business this Is excellent opportu
nifty. Satisfactory account will be given applying
SAMUEL EDDY, IS Wall street. : n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-21

Unwilling HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO LET-A
~ three and brick house. containing bath
With hot and cold water gas range, 4e located IN one o.
bargain, let for responsible
Inquire at 40 Pacific street. Of L. SMITH, Spruce
street. 60 FL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-21

NEWARK PROPERTY FOR sALE.-A LARGE POUR
IN story and basement brick building the Null
berry and North Canal street. Newark, N. j. House 3
feet from. on Mulberry street b 81 fest North Canal
basement ftsd up with and water Tor reytauratsur
Stores on the hrse floor The strength Of the building
puIposss Location central With. min
New Centre Market The above will be sold reasonable
terms. Apply ut I'D Broad street, Newark, N. J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-21

E,OR sALE-THREE GOOD HOUSES AND LOTS, ON
W.vsrey places one for 81 500 another for SIS 600 and
SIT, 900; and another Tenth street. for $4,000.
DEMAREST 4 BASSET, No. Astor place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-21

A RARE CHANCE.-FoR SALE, GENTLEMANS
TSe dons an GUINNESS
stock we'll selected also desired complete and elegant
set for pArlor bedroom and kitchen Apply
to G. d. HOWES 4 CO., 81 Nassau street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17

bronchitis, coughs. Colds, Etc BROVS's BROW
fHlAL TRIO HbsW o-riDs puNie so>efefs. vocal
les snd seced 9Th hosrsene.s iaedeatal 70
spe'bns s1dd'n chsnfe Of climate henei; II they VIII
but follow nv craving their attention 10 thee
valuable BRONCHIAL LOZESGE3 which have com nendsd
h-s.ves many Of most dis nfashed Divn-s and are
r,comn. pded by COR prominent Doetos Thy
ID. power Of ssordng relief % h hroat afer conna.d
th,,,rics profession b. Dd them truly invaluable The pre-
,crpop originally put up ~ Nessr, Iotn Bfosn
snd sod few who, fndins II suited 70 their Esns
recommended IL Others until it has thus FJrkei s
1o and has bcon. Of tie valuable r.efes ior
Bropebi,l sfectiors noZp. The Of BROWNS
TROCpES bss been Such induce others 20 fsorese
spurious article called oDcHi4l rr chef, hut the genuine
article Which have rd j. By respectable Drug
Isis as BROWNS BRONCHIsL TROcHESr
Saturday Evening Gze'fe.
For sale By pCSHTOS and MEAKtM. New York;
T. BROWN sod sINE3 PhI,ielphlL
Likeness OF Poole, with Bogrsphies Ste'eh OF ns
ever tfu Life tina City, written by of bis friends de
tipsubed politician will appear in the ATLAS Of TO NOR
ROW, NsehI5
pbonosrnphy.-T. c. LELAND Teacher. Amaauena'
sud k,porter 335 5rosd~ay. Room No 20 To single
Pupils lesson. for 80 Two or more IN class s. eseh
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CELEBRATED TONIC Alternative sIRUP,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
This great remedy combined from the concentrated juices
Of sn,nsh sasspsa and twenty American medicinal
plants Of the utmost virtue for renovSng the blood and pun
fling the morbid humors and acrd secreions Of all
kinds used by Prof ncCntoch fer thirty years with
upboupded success in the treatment of
Skin Diseases such letter Scurvy Itch Eryspeas Ring
worm Pmpes Bos Bloches Pelops Bsrbers Itch Scald-
Head Sore Mouth Running Sores, Ulcers Salt Rheum &c.
All scofuous Diseases White Swelling Sores in the Neck
or painful swenss and Sores the Limbs and Joints Sore
Fyes Bad Breath Loosepns of the Teeth Tubeces in the
Lupts or Liver Kidney Disease, Weak Spine, &c
Diseases csused by the abuse of Mercury and Chronic
Rheumatm Gout.
Thess diseases al arise from faint in the system, or are az
sraysted by that fruitful source Of misery
INPURITY OF THE BLOOD.
tannot be strongly recommended to all persons suffer
ing as above make thorough and immediate trial Of Dr.
McChntocks Tonic Alternative Strip.
One bottle will invariably produce relief and It's faithful
has never failed the most obstinate cases
AS SPRING PURIFIER,
To arouse the Liver Skin and Bowels healthy scon give
tone 10 the stomach the Accommodations caused BY
hearty diet Indigestion Of exercise, the effects Of
lne and thus prepare the system to whsar the change
of season from cold to excessive heat.
DR. McClintocAs Tonic Atersye Strip is put up IN large
bottles with full directions or Price 81 per bottle or
sx bottles for s.
Sold BY Druggists generally, and BY
A. CUSHMAN Il Co. Sole Propretor.
II ~ " -
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DY the PACIFIC-CHAMBERss EOlN-
ID BURGH JOURNAL. Pat IL. for March onzhA edi
tyor Price 70 cents q plumber % 3 per ann az,
Nc 80 Brosdwsy.
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WILL be PUBLISHED on SATURDAY,
w March II, 1855:
BOMB-3HELL INTO POPERY
In Press,
THE NEW ROMIsH DOGMA or TIE
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION,
TRIAL OF THE CHURCH or ROME BEFORE JURY
OF ROMAN CATHOLICS
On Charge Of posing the eonsciences OF Christian
people yoke which neither fore,hefs able
10 bear BY The Rev Edward Mcguire. Incumbent Of
Mu,i.uoor. Price % cents
Orders must be sent " the publisher.
T. L. MAGAGNOS,
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Copies BY mail postage free receipt Of tho price,
~ II f Nd + p f N ID e t
i Edited by Pa.to OF Congregational ChuIeh.s
Assisted BY numerous Contributors: Among them the Rev
HENRY WARD BEECHER the Rev GEORGE
CHEEyER, d D., Mrs HARRIET BEECHER STOWE.
CHAs l.. BRACE, and many others
Stree the frat OF January last have re;siyed the
SIX THOUSAND SUBSCRIBERS
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tory OF the RELIGIOUS press Of this other
CONTENTS OF THIS WEEKS NUMBER.
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Notice to the Pablic.-The breaking up of the cold
weather and the presence of spring excite the bile and IN
es citizens causing feeling Of lasstude and he@y
ness aching and dizziness Of the head and what commony
Known as SPRING FEVER And why Because the sud
den change weather calls s the impurities and score ions
Of the system scton ard the results the Is complained
Of but there IL q and certain remedy.
THE BLOOD is THE LIFE"
Ard II the BLOOD be free from all Impurities and putrid
hamors there will be no disease.
DR. TOWNSHIPS sARsAPARfLLA,
a. under the direction Of the celebrated chemist
.,a phx.iei.p DR. JAMES r. CuILrON 10 the only effect
I've and permanent
RENOVATION AND PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
a. contains all the vegetable substances which experience
has tested and proved useful in
BRApICArING Disc AsE FROM THE SYSTEM.
few bottle. will uost efeetasy regulate and cleanse the
system, and
KEEP TIE BLOOD PURE.
ESTABLISHED IN THE CITY OF NEWBORN IN ls'''
Wholesale and retail depot, No. 22 Broadway corner Of Full
too II Office No. 2, opposite st. Psuls Church
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Harden and Farm Owners, Mechanics and
lraoesmep snd ever ealtiys:es large OF 81 al
ph OF ground will Be empty ps3 for Supplying
only WEEKLY Paper In New York specially devoted 70
THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURIsr,
me- in AlNth Volume his wees Each yeehy 10
conns 40 are qunte Two complete and beautiful
volumes annually. Of 4e pace each
4sNo,nme ayear Specimen copies always sent free
ALLEN & Co, Publishers. No. is9 Watefst NY.
Notiee.-Mr WOODS DRAWING ACADEMY re-
moved nom NO tS bIesdwsy to bis residence No Isl 9Th
corner 18th It, where ne viii receive few PUZZLE fer private
saructios ORDER for hssseheuase Bosas ke soheited
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no the THINKING PUBLIC.-TO-day pub

NO the THINKING PUBLIC.-TO-day pub
Il l,bed: -
back translated the second German edition BY NAs
EVANS translator Of strauss Life Of Jesus One handsome
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STRUGGLES FOR LIFE; Or, The AuroBioGRAPHY CT A
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UTdtTs tkttu ted by al TIC pIlncIpsl nooE.rIefA
A SEQUEL TO RUTH HALL.
N GIT 1T AND READ 1T.
TIE LIFE AND bEAUrl IS OF
T. 4 y y Y i T. II N.

Ills book Is being read by her admirers
ANOTHER EDITION VOW READY.
Authentic hsoy from her earliest childhood 20 the pres
en- period when she has taken her position the head OF
erv female author In Americs
The rucce. that has attended ate Of The talented
subor,,s of Fcn Lesvei both his couotry and in En-
ssnd 10 proof sufficient Of her genius writer There IS
.ry stamped upon every and every character he
portrsys 10 the present volume the publishers offer to the
pubic addition TO the biography Of this distinguished lady
efforts Of genius which have not be-
fore in boob I'm but which will be per1sed win
the Utmost interest inssueh her sdmers will be pleased
70 trace the earliest and cr1e o. these productions
evident of the talent which combined With energy IN
dusry which have rsset her 70 her present
lofty toson writer Antlc pating Era' demand or the
vorh extra ronsry editions have been printed.
Price the complete work handsomely bound IN one vol
uue clcth alt 10 Ore Dollar copy only
Copies the shove work will he sent 20 person to sry
part ofths United ssies first mail free Of postage on his
,mit;ips One Dollar the publisher 10 letter POI o.ld
Published and for sale by II. LONG BROTHER,
No 12i N.ssu-st New York and sl bookseliera
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fine ARTS.

nUBLIC NOTICE.-In consequence Of the
popul.r,, of great Prvs,s sale Of so..h rsssss
sns "a, aIfh-r police. Ex hibltion freq Open Day
snS Evs, lps o. No. 35 Broadway.
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MR.. wIKOFF's COURTsHIP-l5th edition

VI ready.
This is unq6esopsby the eleverest book Of the s-ason
he the yiDdesiOn complete and Triumphant hs paieu
.,. of hi, romantic coqrhip detailed in style isci
n.s the narrative interest tast passes the
moot thrilling tail Of fctSn. Mr. "hoh "a accompanied
iofm. and MI. Cen bic the queen Of coqlette; both
we're deeply love- BOT re0yed 20 Keep eca other 10 douot
ss 70 the Of their feelings which sd IN se nee
Of .rd love quses that finally the lady fee and
Locked her unfortunate lover up 10 an Italian prison
fEsston Nd Star.
limo Price 81 Is ]. c. DERBY Publisher, New York:
= And for sale BY ali boob sellers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17

Parsons a. Co.. Flu.hirr Long Island. offer for sale
FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL TREES, and SdRuB o. every
desirable variety with EXOTIC PLANTS. ROSES, VINES,
Ac The Trees and Plants very thrifty and In hne eondi
tsn and purchasers invited visit their grounds and
sossee For Catalogues apply a; Ne y Wsa esseneot
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Wants.

A RESPECTABLE German Girl, who speaks
"A both Er gsh ard German wsh,s % return this spring 70
G,rn.py and would b. sisa 10 ENGAGE with family
would pay pssse for the sass o. her .hta .ryces
on the Wy hsh chssc,sT Si be gwen her No 81 r.
wins p.ce By The Rev Dr. Beows, 10 ~aose susy she nov
lives
GOVERNEss.-A Lady experienced IN TUT
" TON who educated IN Europe AID has s,ely re-
sded y PsIs, wsses fSr sras'a either - ',snns
branch Of hishly finished English Edaesfon the hap
Pisro, DrAwins Ps.ains Dancing snd Fsse{ wofA so;
which spesss Ike native. Direct c. NJ L smes sf s
paper
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6uerial Notices.

The Canal-st. ID. society meet At Co9yspSn Hal
meeIg will be sddresed by MRS. fsIRC dILp and other
epipr sptskers The friends Of Temperance are moot re-
speefu'ly invited TO attend. JOoN qua, PRESIDENT.
'WM NASH Secretary.
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TEXT BOOKS in the BOSTON NORMAL
SCHOOL
TOWERS SERIES OF READERS By D. B. Tower,
An Pncs.
Tower, FRS, Reler. or Gradual Primer
Tow second Reader Introduction 20 Gradual Reader Is
Tower, Third Reseer. or Grseus Reader. 81
Tower. Fourth Reader Sequel 70 Gradual Reader 80
Tov.r,. tifth R.seer or ~ A Second Ca,. Reader s2i
Towers sisth Besser or N A First Class Reader. 81
Distinct Articulation Of the " and essential quail
tie. Of soc reading This be acquired from the
lie. OF elementary sounds and their combinations the
sim ns eIrrnen snd their ions given with pie
dheetiop. In the simplest and most compact form in
the frat 10 OF these books
Te next points and These set forth
and fuy and practically explained snd illustrated in the last
tb Readers The character Of sbe selections Is uch
cl.n the attention Of all who are in search OF rood reading
na,ter The superiority Of these works acknovledsed
xbe,,v.r thew have been brvuIht 20 practical test
The above Series used sstext boOss 10 the OsTON
NORMAL SCHOOL They also used great extent
in MAssACHUsF IT'S in TOWNS which enbrsc- ONE
HALF TIE POPULATION OF THE STATE. They are
also extensively used in MAINE Neg Hsmpssire Vef9sa
Rbs<s leland Conn cficut. NETWORK Ne Jersey PENN
sYIyANIA Maryland Virgins. Ohio Indss., Kentucky
Tsrre.e South Carolina, Georgia LOUISIANA Mssi"PP
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aid on receipt Of the retail price pub.i.hed by .
PANEL BURGESS co NJ. 60 John e., View York
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Boston advertisements.
DATENTS.-AMERIc AND FOREIGN
II OFFICE,
Agency for Business with U. s. Patent
ORana WASHINGTON.

"
No. IS State st opposite Kilby M.-BoSton.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO INVENTORS. The
Subscriber Qate gent Of the o. s. Patent Office,
der the Act of 1885, determined present advantages
applying for patents superior TO those offered inventors
by Others has made arrangements whereby applica-
tons prepared and conducted by him, THIRTY DOL.
LARS (nstead of tloenty, paid back by Others will
be RENTED by him in Of failure to obtain patent
and the withdrawal through him within thirty days after
the rejection. Caveats, Specifications Assignments and
all necessary papers and drawings for procuring patents
IN tins or any other countries prepared and advice
dered legal and scientific matters respecting
and infringements Of patents.
Inventors can not only here obtain their specification
on the most reasonable terms but avail themselves Of
the experience of 20 years. practice extensive library
patents granted in this and other counes besides being
saved journey to Washington, the usual great delay
there, as well all personal trouble in obtaining their
patents Copies of claims any patent furnished by
hitting one dolarAssignmentsr recorded at Washington
r. II. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents.
During the time occupied the Office of Commissioner
Of Patents, R. H. EDDY ESQ., of Boston, did business at
The Patent Office Solicitor for procuring Patents There
were few If any, persons acting in that capacity, who had
so much business before the Patent Office and there were
none who conducted it with more SKILL fidelity and sue
cess. regard Mr.. Eddy Of the best informed and
most skilu Patent Solicitors in the United States and
have hest Non in assuring inventors that they cannot
employ PEN more competent and trustworthy, and
capable of putting their applications in form
cure for them early and favorable consideration at the
Patent Off, EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents.
PATENT oFFIcg,----,
sSaR H. EDDY, Esq, Boston, Mass.
SIRYour facilities for the prosecution of any busine
connected with this Office equal those Of any other
agent. l am respectfully, yours, &c,
THOMAS EWBANK, o.
Commissioner of Patents"
Boston, Sept. Q, 1854. deod&w1am
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-23

he drea Remedy for Colds, Coughs. Welcoming Cough
Group, Asthma, and CONSUMPTION
W NTED TO CURE
Two boxes have cured bad cold
Two to six boxes have cured Raising of Blool
Three to five boxes have cured Whooping Cough
Two to iour boxes have cured Group
Five TO eight boxes have cured Asthma
siN TO twelve boxes have cured CopsIr1r+or
Lane Boston. - NO + wilson
No fremont Temple, Boston, Mass '''' Aeen''
sod by druggists and Merchants generally throurbout
Ihe country also by the Manufacturers No 4 Wilson
Lane, Boston, Mass. " "''o"
s3Ii in Worcester by L. r. LAZELI, No. Dol Main a.
feb2O d6wfv ' w. -0i 'i"iu 81
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nARBER,s RHEUMATIC DIAPnNr

E9ARBER'S RHEUMATIC DIAPENT
ED is the Medicine to rely on, after all The great
drawback to residence in our Northern States is its
changeul climates consequently, Rheumatic and Neural
gc complaints exceedingly rife among u.s. This com
plant, which has bat1ed the skill of many of most en-
inent physicians, has found conqueror in Dr. GEORGE
BARBER of New York city. His manner of treatment is
purely scientific The idea of treating the same by an in
ternai or external remedy only perfectly inconsistent
pent combination of both, and is accompanied by full
and explicit directions for its use that the most unsk
ed IN medical matters can apply the same after once un
Outstanding the nature of the case as well as if the Doctor
were personally present. In all dut cases. the Doctor
holds himself in readiness to consult with the afflicted
either personally or by letter, and to advise in reference
to the mode of living and diet The Dr. intends hereafter
to spend one week in every month Boston, of which due
notice will be given in the papers, at what place he NAV
be seen The Dapent can be Obtained of GEO W. Ed.
MANDs, No. 16 Tremonstreet next door to Boston Mn
Building deod&Weowly ian17
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100 " Rich Brocade silk, very low.
Satin Plaid and Stripe Black Silks, very low.
Rich Black Brocade Silks, cheap
90 pieces Black Silk, only 62I.
Az widths and styles Of Plain Black Silks the best make
at great bargains.
1Opeces Eng Crown Black Silk, warranted not break
or crack, very low.
10 pieces Black Watered Silks, wide, only l.12t
2OO pieces Prints warranted fast colors worth 12t for Ct
case Fine English Prints, s cts,
SO0 piees NJ De LANES, worth %, for 12i
2O0 pieces Berage De LANES, worth rs, for 1874
90 pieces Plain Persian cloth, worth 49, for II.
case Scotch Prints, worth IL for 49,
70 pieces Morning De LANES, worth 25 for 124.
DO pieces fine Bleached Shifting, only 64
1O0 pieces, yard wide, fine Shirting, 81.
5OO dozen Napkins, worth 90, for $50.
~ pieces Bleached Linen Damask, worth 1.25 for 62t
~ pieces Brown /" yards wide, so.
2oO pieces Drown Linen Covers, so.
100 pieces Bieached a" very low
so White Quilts, worth 500, for l.50.
All Wool Table Covers, only LOO
so pieces White Flannel only l21.
100 pieces double wild Alpaca and De Barge, 124.
case fast colored yard wide Muslins, 123
% pieces De Barege, line, worth $40, for 20.
~ pieces double width De Barege, fine, for 70.
Black Alpines. at half price.
10 pieces Mourning Grape, for dresses worth LOO 62
so pieces Curtain Muslin, III.
20 pieces plain Silk and Linen Popn, worth So for 25
20 pieces Plaid, worth 80, for rs.
All widths and qualities of Beached and Brown Sheetings
at the Manufacturers prices.
bales Brown Cottons only g.
1000 Summer Shawls, at greatbargains.
90 Cashmere Long Shawls, from to $1,000.
200 White Grape shawls, embroidered and plain from
to $2500; cheap.
200 Spring style Talmas, very cheap.
100 Capes,
few Winter Capes only $50
100 pieces Barge, new style, very cheap.
keIenber the place, No. Court street. directly oppo
see Tn head Of Hanover street.
APPS diff
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HAR IRA WARREN COMPOUND

PURE COD LIVER OIL, LINE & SUGAR OF MILK
The great value Of Cod Liver Oil as medicine in Con
sumption, is generally admitted. 1t corrects bad
assimilation, the primal defect in this disease by initiating
the cesthe cell resulting accordingly DR.. Burnett from
the union Of minute particle of oil with abumen under
the quckenng force of vitality. The Phosphate of Lime
has been found promote the great end throughout
both the vegetable and animal world.
The Sugar Of MIR manufactured frsA the whey of
goats milk, being supporter of respiration in weak
lungs and having powerful affinity for oxygen greatly
aids the above remedies in Consumption and when prop
ery combined with them makes an elegant preparation
removing much of the offensive taste and smell Of the oil
and supplying sacchaTne conclusive for the lungs
much like that elaborated by healthy liver
In conducting large special practice in Throat an
Lang Diseases DR.. Warren resorts directly to the fish
cries for pure oil. The excellence of this preparation
will be at appreciated by the medical profession and
a trial of it will commend it to the people generally
BURR & PERRY General Agents, No. l Cornfili Bos-
ton, and for sale by all Druggists.
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