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iMm M ormons .—-There w e re a large num b e r of Con verts: to Mormonism on board the Steamboat Rochester last, flight, en route for Navoo, most of whom were from Lowell* Mass. I t was Remarked as a curious circumstahce, that four or five ministers of the Gospel, hailing from the Soath, and one Bishop*, recently met together, all of w h o m had been gradnates-at W e s t Point. J u s t a n d G e n e r o u s .— T h e H o n . Jn o . H u n ter* of Hunter’s Island, a large proprietor of lands in Dela ware county, faffs ordered w deed to be made out grant ing 200 acres of land to Mrs. Steele, the widow of the Deputy Sheriff, who was killed by the Indians in the ex ecution of his duty. ,, _ ^ , A ftifatt awaV down on old Cape Cod? boasts that he has drank 01,983 glasses of rum during the last 30 Vttnrs! Unfortunate wretch! A man in tlus city b o a s ts that ho has drank moro tlmn 100,000 lull glasses of pure, sparkling cold water within tho sumo period! F ohtunatk M an ! D i s g r a c e f u l F r a c a s . - * * VVo learn from the New Haven Palladium, that a disgraceful fracas occur, red ih New-MilforU, on Friday last, between Perry Smith, formerly U. S.. Senator, and George Peck, who tenants a farm near by. The ex-Senator is said to have grossly insulted Peck, and received in return a most un merciful flogging. I m p r o v e m e n t a t N ia g a r a .-— ;T n e Rochester Democrat says* a road is to be constructed down the high; bank of Niagara- river at Bellevue Springs, near the Falls.- The work is to commence to-day. A steam boat and tavern are also to be built there, , An asso ciation is forming for the purpose of erecting a Hotel at the same point, on the plan of the United States Hotel a t Saratoga. It is to be completed and opened l’or tho reception of visitors on tho 4th of July next. S ign op a T e d i o u s W in t e r .— I t is a remarka ble fact that bees, this year, so far as we oan learn, says tho Hartford Times, havo almost universally refused to swarm 5 and in tome instances, after filling their hives, they have commenced laying up store on tho outside. Such extraordinary conduct of these weather-wise und provident Insects, it is thought, indicates a winter of un usual length and severity. I n s p e c t o r s oF E l e c t i o n C o n v i c t e d — The per sons composing tho Board of Election of Silver Lake township, Susquehanna Co. Pa. havo been prosecuted lor admitting illegal votes during the Into Presidential ■election, were convicted of the crime, the Jury, altho’ the Judge charged strongly in favor of the accused bringing in & verdict “ that the Inspectors of tho elec tion in*Silver Lake are guilty in manner atid form charg ed in the indictment .’1 It appeared from the testimony in the case that forty unnaturalized foreigners-had been .suffered to vote. ‘ ■S t a n w i x H a l l * A l b a n y . — T h e new and hand some four story building adjoining Stanwix Hall on Broadway, has been added to that line Hotel. This extends its front 40 feet,, and enlarges its'capacities to the extent of 12 parlors, with bed-rooms connected.— The proprietors—Messrs. Tomlinson & Comstock—ate putting forth strenuous, efforts to make Stanwix Hall •one o fthe best Hotels in the country. There can be no •reason why it should not become such. Its location, is one of the best in the city. A G ood J u d g e o f N a m e s .— F r a n c is P . B r o w n e , ■of the Irish P r o te s ta n t E m p lo y m e n t Society, w e n t on board the ship W alpole, arrived yesterday from Liver- pool, and requested Capt. Thomas to let him seo the list of passengers, that he might select tho Protestants nnd introduce his card. The Captain consented, hut laughed at tho idea of his making such a selection, without having a previous knowledge of the people ; but to Capt. Thomas’s astonishment he pointed out the name of every Protestunton board, and introduced himself without a single mistake. Several families were provided with good Protestant domestics from this vessel .— Boston Trav. F ir e s b y L ig h t n i n g .— A b a r n b e l o n g i n g to Col. John Lyon^ near Ithaca, was struck by lightning o n Thursday week and entirely consumed. It contain ed 600 bushels Oats, 200 bushels Wheat, 60 bushels P e a s , nnd 30 tons of Hays. The barn was worth at least §400. No insurance. At Freetown, Cortland Co. the barn of Caleb Hall was struck by lightning on Saturday last and entirely •consumed, with all its contents, together with a corn- 4iouso standing adjoining. The shock was so severe •as to throw Mr. C. nnd his son prostrate and senseless ; and we learn that they arb yet suffering under tlie inju ry. 'A cow was instantly killed. Tlie flames spread •with great rapidity and violence, and it was witli diffi culty and much danger that the dwelling houso was preserved from\their ravages. D is c o v e r t o f C h a l k B e d s .— W c learn from the Little Rock Courier, that Dr. George C. Powell, of Franklin county, Arkansas, has discovered extensive beds of chalk in that region. He hus examined them, •and on testing the article, finds it to be equal in purity »nd quality to any imported by the druggists. This is the first and the only discovery in tho Unit ed States of the existence of this species of calcareous earth in our soil; and adds another to-the groat vario- ity (iron ore, zinc, coal, sulphur, salt potro and salt) of •mineral formations before known to exist in tlmt state. So many and extensive are the uses of chalk, that if •properly mauaged, these beds will no doubt prove a igreat acquisition to the resources, and thus vastly ben efit, not only Arkansas, but the Union. In England, besides the uses to which this article is put by the lap idary, the moulder, the chemist, starch-rriaker, &c. the buildings in. almost all the towns in the vicinity of tho chalk hills, and even London, are cemented with chalk mortar. The compact formations are sometimes used for the buildings themselves, and are burnt into lime. We are glad to notice the successful efforts of our en terprising.scientific men in developing the natural re sources of our soil .:—Auburn Journal. W E E K L Y R E C O R D O F T H E T H E R M O M E T E R . Tuesday 23, Wednesday 24, Thursday ' 25, Friday 26, Saturday 27, Sunday 28, Monday 29. Sunrise i 8 p. m, 0 p. m. 35 57 55 48 56 50 44 59 50 42 82 51 48 63 55 48 65 61 38 71 I H E W F A L L G O O D S . WM. VA N V R A N K E N , nt liis M erchant Tailoring Estab lishment, No. 33 Stuto-atreet, has just, rcoeivud from Now-York nnd Boston, a choice assortment of tho most Inshionnhlo Full Goods, oon- siating ot tlio host Wostof England anil I'l'enoh Cloths, of ull uolors und shade#! Casftimcroft of ovury vunotyj Vestings, plain, plaid, stri ped, embroitlei-ed, &o. &0. which ----------------- 'v,“ pleased to make to order lor those who may find it thoir interest to favor him with a call, at tbe shortest notice, and as low as can be purchased in this city or elsewhere- Also, Stocks, Collars, Bosoms, Cravats, Scarfs, Suspen ders, Gloves, silk and woollen Shirts and Drawers, &c. CUTTING done at short notice, and in the most fashion able stvle, agreeable to directions. He is also agent, for G. C. Scott’s Fashions. sep29 AUCTION.—Will be sold •nt Public Auction, on Friday and Saturday, tho 3d and 4tii of October, at 10 o’clock A. M, at the store of L. Benedict, No) 85 Stnto st, Huts, Caps, Mull's, Buffalo Robos, &c. &c. Torms, cash. Sale to Commence with tho Furs. »ep30 D. YOUNG, Auctionoor. F o r s a l e o r e x c h a n g e f o r c i t y property, a farm, situate in tlio town of Provitlonco, Sartoga co, 23 miles from Schenectady. Said farm con tains about one hundred und twenty acres, ubout fifty acres heavy limber, iho remuinder suitable either for grass or grain, being of a loamy soil ; tho 'furtn will be sold cheap and terms easy. On said farm is a large barn, small frame house nnd good Orchard.. For further particulars, inquire of tho, subscriber, opposite the American Hotel,, Stnte-st. It not sold by the first-of April, said farm will bo to let rent low. sep2.9 CHAS. SANDERS. I j'O R S A L E —500 Tamerack Fence Pobls, feTent sizes', from eight tn ten feet long. si?p29 Uii CHAS. SANDERS. B R O S H A AND CAS i l m e r e SH A W L S — A good assortment of Brosha & Cashmere Shawls may be found at the cash store of sep29 ________ J. M H T H E W S . & SON, 97 S tate-st. tf^ A R P E T W A R P of tlie very best quality, for salo a t No. 97 State-st., by sep29 J. MATHEWS & SON T O L E T — the Store No. 81 State Street sep22 E . B E N E D I C T . R e a d y m a d e c o f f i n s , -constantly on hantl by sop 2 S A. BROWN, No. 58 Stato-st. R E C E I V E D P E R F O R E I G N A R R I V A L S , A n d f r o m H o m e M a n u f a c t o r i e s . « ■ -\\\\Til I I to liavo many less priced Long Shawls that wo should bo pleased to stiow. Packages Camel’s Hair Square Shawls, averaging from §16 to §-10. Cashmere Shawls from §3,50 to $14. Wc have also beautiful Lama, Thi bet, blk. Silk, Crape, Embroidered India, Kabyle, Nett, Cold Weather, and Misses Shawls, of every style and quality, SILKS.—In black we have 4-4 Royal Norinon, 4-4 Matteoni, 4-4 extra super Taffeta, G-4 Italian Lustring, very heavy Pou do Soi, do do Gros de Rhine, do do Gros do Swiss, do do Gros do Paris, do do Ottoman, do do Double Rup, do do Sinoliows. In Rich Colored Silks wo Imvo tlio superb 4*1 Du chess do Nomuiir’s Stripe, an ontiroly new artlolo ; 4-4- Arnuires, rloli and heavy Gros do Paris, dodo Watered and Satin Striped, do do CliangoaGlo, Plain and Fluid, dodo Double Chain Cluunulitms, un entirely now style) do do Oriental Stripe, extra snpot 4-4 Albuquerque, do rich Blue Damask, do Changeable Satin Luvantine, do 4-4 Changeable Costume do Ghent, do Satin Stripe ?.laid tie Edinbourg; Hellienne, Figured Silks, mode colors; Florences, all colors. SATINS.—4-4 Black, Satin Levantines, Turk Satin, Blue, Pink, While, Purple, Olive and Grass Green, Drab, Pearl, Ashes of Roses, Mazarin Blue Dress Satins of the best quality. DRESS GOO.DS.—This department is well filled with beautiful and desirable goods, consisting of the latest styles of French de Laines, D’Ecosse. Cashmeres, &C.&C. P R I N T S . — We think we have every desirable style in the market. STUFF GOODS— A. and A. A. French Thibet Cloths,! tlio real artiolo; ladiannas, Cobourg Cloths, Alpacas, Alpines, Bombazines, Byzumiuoti, Cloak and Gala Plaids, and all oilier stylus Goods, belonging to this.dapariinuut. Our assortment of F A M I L Y GOODS uovor was so complcto as ut prosont, Of GLOVES, HOSIERY, und ull kinds of small wnro belonging to our business, our assortment is excellent. In tlio selection of our goods it lias been our intention to excel all our ootemporaries in this eity, and to equal any establishment in Now-York or Boston. How fur wo have sucooedod, our patrons will of course determine by an examination of our stock. LOCKE & ACKERMAN, 100 Broadway, seplG corner of Columbia-st. Albany. 1 ) . JG. F O \ J > A , AS removed liis office to No. 77 F e r r y , i\v-> doors sou tii of Liberty Street.—A p rils, 1344. l i l t . T O i M A A I i t , AS returned to this city nnd resumed thcpracticc 01 - Medicine, liis office will be found at No-30 , Union street, one door east orUnion Hall. May 2, 1843- ___ H a ~ I > H . jg: I i r W H E E I i id Si AS REMOVED his Office from No. 19 to No. 13 Liberty street, throe doors west. j c24 B O O T S . S M I T H & B U R N H A M , SURGICAL .AND MECHANICAL DENTISTS, ______ 41 S ta to - s t., Sehonoctndy ____ H A R M ’ S . S . V A N I n Q E N L Grocer, nnd Dciilop in nil k i n d s o f P roduce. N E W S T O R E ! iE W G O O D S ! 1 A M D N E W P R I C E S ! J ! Storage^ For wa r</ i n g unit Comm ission Jinxhi css fa i l h- fu l l y attended to an reasonable terms, No, 17 Ciuiul-HtriMH, now brick row, botwoou Givon'n Hotel and (’lutes' Furnace. ml3 .T. M A T SI »•) W S © jv J WUOLUSAhl! ANII RI'TATf, WKALHU 8 IN S T A P L E a n d f a n c y d r y g o o d s , For Cash , ______ N o-_97, S T A T E -S T Li. L E T .JJche neet ad y . ______ II MAC If, C A S K * ; COM S T O C K . W H O L E S A L E G R O C E R S A N D C O M M I S S I O N M E R C H A N T S . NO. 58 Cotrrr.A.NDT-STREET, N k w - Y o u k . Oakley B e a c h . M . R. C a so, N. Com stock. ,lr- A ^ I O L B F’EN S of Brown’s, Benedict’s, B a rney’s, and Henry’s manufacture, fur sale at sen” _____ IIU L E T T ’S. A C H O I C E assortment of Calieoe sen 2 o 105 State-st. s for sale by S. Y. VEDDER. S C I I I B N E C T A D Y S E M I N A R Y , FEMALE DEPARTMENT OF THE LYCEUM. M RS. BAZELEY informs the parents and guardians of hor pupils, that the Fail Term will commence on Monday, the Sth of September.—July 29th, 1345. S MOKED JNuvu iSeuiin bulinou, just received ant for salo by sep 2 2 _ C . VV. & G .‘S. BARHYDT. S M O K E D B E E F , new mul in good order, for sale by sepSS G. W. & G. S. BARHYDT. FULLER’S PATENT 11(11111) OIL POLISH, W ARRANTED to be beneficial to leather; a new. and splendid article fpr polishing Boots, Shoes and Rubbers - and very convenient for ladies, wiio can produce a beautiful polish on defaced Kids and other Shoes, without labor. The Polish is recommended by Rev. John. Nott. We have used Fuller’s patent liquid Oil Polish, in blacking our stocks of rubber shoes, and pronouce it to be superior to any tiling ever before introduced for that purpose ; making red rubbers black, and at the same time producing tlie finest lustre. It will go much farth er than other kinds of blacking. Signed Wm. F. Haynes, 48 Hnnovcr-streot, Boston; Calvin Hurd, 40 do. do,, Goo, C. Winslow, 03 do. do., Madi son Beal,'54 do. do. For sale by D. L. POW E LL, sep !6 corner of State and Ferry-sts. U n i o n C o l l e g e G r a m m a r S c h o o l a m i S c h e n e c t a d y L y c e u m . T H E Fall term of this Institution will commence on the 25th of August. The Instruction will bo given by the Principal, assisted in the Mathematical and higher English departments by T h e o d o r e M. Bishop, A. M. who for .tlie last four years hns been Principal of tho Ovid Academy, and has taught with eminent success. In tlie Classical and English departments, he will be assist ed by H e n r y U. P i e r s o n , who hns had some years expc nance in the business, and comes highly rccommonded. Othor assistance! hns also been procured, AnaS WILLIAM KELLY, A. M. Principal. B ,.,vfr, ____ J I A I t I> W A I S E , E N E D IC T & G R E E N , Imvo lots of Hard ware, Iron and Steel; a full iissortinent of Stoves, umoiig which aro llormniioo’s Despatch,nnd Stewart's Tut proved. Also, Steel Springs. Wru’i and Cut Nails. Wro’l Spikes, Borden’s Horse Shoes, Broom Wire and Twine— all ot which will ho sold as cheap as tlio cheapest, for cash •>r approved' credit. Cull and sec. N. B. A lull assortment of Cameron's Locks. j7 < t u I r UliLV T S . ' M T O T IC E — All persona indebted tn tlie. Corpora 'L l tion oi tlio city oi Schenectady, for Quit-Rents, will piense eall and mako payments. JOSEPH LYON, eity Treasurer, 151 State-st. Sept. 9. 1843. M 3 tf. S A L T . ' BUSH. Turk’s Island Salt; 100 Sacks Liverpool Fine Salt; 300 do Dairy do For salo by G. Q. CARLEY. -m tfktf\k B O X E S first sort Scotch Herring; J L t f t f Bbls. and half bbls. Pickled do. Pickled Nova Scotia Salmon, mess ; Sbad and Mackerel in half barrels ; New uckwheat Flour ; New^Rye Flour, Indian and Oat Meal 5 New Honey ; Stewart’s extra steamr efinod Syrup ; do Best sugar-house steam Molasses ; New-Orleans and other Molasses ; just received and forsale at WALKER’S, seplC 100 & 4 Stato-st. ’ MTLCTF ~C O W .—For saie, tin ex cellent Milch Cow. Inquire at Seller- morhorn’s Mills, in Rotterdam. scplCtf ________ _______________ MARKETS.—New-York, Sept.27.—Flour, Genesee, 4.62 a 4.75; Michigan &c. 4.56 a’4.62; Wheat, 85 a 100; Corn, 56 a 57; Barley, 60; Oats, 40a 41; Mess Beef, 8.75 a 9; prime, 5 ; Mess Pork, 13.50 a 14; prime,. 10.62a 11; Western Butter, 15 a 16; Cheese, 6 i a 7i. Tho eleyatcd and honorable station occupiod now by titat most valuablo of modioal preparations called tho Hoal.th Restorative, has by its romnrkablo virtues, sole ly been obtained. The diseases so promptly cured by it, are above all others the most virulent and abhorring. To see tho tender and beloved objeot of our cares suf fering under their influence and drawing near to ex pected death, is surely the most heart-rending of all spectacles. The benign visit of the Restorative calnis the storm of affliction, and raises the star of Hope, and when this* remedy has fulfilled its office the cure is ef fected, and we can ih reality see, feel, and embrace those who before we had in mind well nighjgiven up as near to death. * (Sand's S a rsaparilla.—W h at a. treasury of good gifts i 3 the earth !—all, the donations of the Great Physician to the family of man. Roots and lierb 3 , -plants and flowers and trees, are ever distiling, through their va- yled. organization, juices, adapted to the cure of mortal ailments. Perhaps in no one of them is concentrated such an abundance of the restorative elements as in Sarsaparilla. What this root is to others, S and ’ s S aii saparilla is to the ordinary preparations knov^n as its “ extracts.” Kings evil, leprosy, sanguinous'suffusions, water-blisters-, pustules, rashers, scrofulous ulcers, shiv, rous swellings, rheumatic gout, erysipelas and salt xhoum, aro among the complaints for which it is a spe- eific. For further particulars and conclusive evidence of its superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets which may be had of the proprietors and their agents gratis. For sale by A. TRUAX, State-street) Schenectady F U A i V I t A. H U J j b , (SUCCESSORS TO J. B. BONNY,) ERCI-1AN I' TAILORS, No.71 State-street, second door east of Ferry-street, keep constantly on hand, a splendid assortment of French, English and American CLOTHS. CASSIMERS, and VESTINGS, which will be made up to order in the most fnshionablu styles. Also, an assortment of Scarfs, Cravats, Suspenders, Gloves, &c. &e. which they offer at tho lowest cash prices. ET'CUTTING done a la mode. Recollect, Bonuy’s old stand. JACOB FRANK, angll9:31 _______________ SAMUEL A. HULL. _ 1 F E N I T I S T J t Y — N o - 4 1 S t a t c - s t i - e u t ' T Y O C T O R S V. S M I T H Ac S. B. B U R N H A M , having ontored into a Co-partnership, take pleasure 111 announcing to tlieir IVicnds and tlie public gone rally. that they will he ready at nil timos 10 porfurm ull operations in Surgical and Mechanical Dentistry, in tho latest and upon the most approved principles of Dental Science, und in tho neatest and most satisfactory manner. Artificial teeth inserted by Pivot or upon fino Gold Piute, from a single tooth to a full set, on single or double plate,, atmospheric principle, and warranted to answer ull the purposes of mastication and articulation. Carious teeth plugged with gold or tin foil. Tooth-ache cured in most cases witlio ut extracting, and the tootli preserved for future usefulness.—Aug. 19. 31 THE sub scriber having received from New- York, the Fall Fashions fur HATS, would invite his friends to call und examine them beforo purchasing elsewhere. sop2 G. CONANT, 87 Stato-st.. 5 0 0 st>p 2 ''L O T U S , CA S S 1 M E K S and S A T I N E T S .— vge assortment of these goods nt unusually low prices, viz: Cloths from 10 s to $7 per yard; Cassimers from 6 s to 13s per yard; Satinets from 2s6d to 7s per yard. J. MATHEWS & SON, A S sepi 97 Stnte-st. it. HU j VV ti.h, A 1 .— A very superior K ' Flint Wheat, raised by John Ellis, Esq. r article of f this city. This Wheat yielded 40 bushels in tlie ncro. Forsale nt sop2 WALKER'S, 10(1 State-st. Also, tlie different vnriotics of Wostern Seed Wheat, u- mong which is tlie u Solos Wheat.” This article was first sent to Mr. Ellsworth, of thu Patent Ollice,, nnd hy him prcsoniod to Judgo Soles, who has been very succussful in the cultivation. W H E A T . — Monroe county Seed Wheat, y superior kind, just received and forsale at the new seed store of C. W. & G. S. BARHYDT, nug2G 140 State-st. N E W U i K H l S , t h e B O S T O N B O O T & S H O E S T O R E . C 3 E E D 1 Y j a Vr>|.y A - T h e s u b s c r i b e r w o u l d r e s p e c t f u l l y a n - n o u n c e t o t h o i n h a b i t a n t s o f S c h e n e c t a d y a n d v i c i n i t y , t h a t h e h a s t a k e n t h e S t o r e , N o . 6 3 S t a t e - s t r e e t , ( o n e d o o r e a s t f r o m M r . N . 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T h e s e g o o d s w e r e a l l b o u g h t f o r C A S H , ( n o t c r e d i t ) a n d f o r C A S H t h e y a r e t o h e s o l d . 0 5 = l e t t h a t f a c t b e r e m e m b e r e d . ^ A n d s o l d t h e y w i l l b e , i f o n l y e x a m i n e d a n d p r i c e s k n o w n . A m o n g t h e s t o c k w i l l b e f o u n d — I i i c h a n d m o s t s p l e n d i d S i l k s . * S h a w l s , a s p l e n d i d a s s o r t m e n t f r o m 3 0 s h i l l i n g s t o $ 2 0 . C a s h m e r e , K e p t , C r a p e , a n d M o u s s e l i n e d e L a i n e s i n g r e a t v a r i e t y . B a l z o r i n e s e x t r a c h e a p . C a l i c o e s c h e a p e r t h a n t h e c h e a p e s t ! f r o m G c t s , p r . y d , u p w a r d s . F r e n c h G i n g h a m s ; R i c h F a l l H a t R i b b o n s . * • W o r s t e d P l a i d s ; 6 - 4 G a l a P l a i d . T a b l e , B i r d s e y e a n d R u s s i a D i a p e r . W o r s t e d a n d L i n e n T a b l e C o v e r s . O i l S i l k ; C h i l d r e n ’s H o o d s a n d F a n c h o n s . W h i l e a n d R e d F l a n n e l s ; C a n t o n F l a n n e l s . ‘ F i g ’d , P l a i n a n d C h a n g e a b l e A l p a e c a . C o t t o n G l o v e s Gel p e r p a i r . -» W h i t e . B l a c k , M i x ’d , B r o w n a n d V a r i e g a t e d H o s e . C l o t h s , C a s s i m e r e s a n d S a t i n e t t s . W o r s t e d N e t t M i t t s ; F l o o r D r u g g e t . L a m b ’s W o o l a n d M e r i n o W r a p p e r s a n d D r a w e r s . F r e n c h , G e r m a n a n d E n g l i s h M e r i n o . C o r d e d a n d G r a s s C l o t h S k i r t s . S p o o l T h r e a d ( 2 0 0 y d s . ) o n e c e n t p e r s p o o l . J . J . H U M P H R E Y . P . S . D o n ’ t f o r g e t t h e n u m b e r S c h e n e c t a d y , S e p t . 2 G, 1 8 4 5 . W A N T E D — A n e x p e r i e n c e d S a l e s m a n . sale by jpV R E N C t] by Just received, a complete nssortm- nt of BOOTS & SHOES, which will be sold cheap for cash, by mfl __________________ M. VEDDER, 89 State-st. \A ^ V A R JETY of Coloured Velvet Ribbons, lbr sep2 S. Y. VEDDER. C L O T H S .— A new lot of French Cloths and Cassim ers. liiolley m anufacture, for aulo sop2 S. Y. VEDDER. I)L\OOM H A N .D L E 8 . BROOM HANDLES, for sale by sep2 _CL Q_CARLEY-._ F L A N N E L S .—A good assoriti-eiit of Flannels can be found at low prices, nt the cash store of J. MATHEWS & 1 SON, 97 Suvt_c-st._ a splendid article, just HDLISTT’S , ' 105 Stnte-st. 1 0 , 0 0 0 T R IC K E R S O N , having located himself in the city of Schenectady, will devote particular attention to tlie euro of all tho diseases prevalent among Horses. From the many years experience he has had in the business, he flatters himself that there is no disease of which the Horse is subject, bu.t he can cure, be the.refore solicits a share of patronage. Tfle best of recommendations from this city and from abroad can be given. seplSwT F O R S A L E A C H E A P A N D good Farm of 100 acres, in Milton. Saratoga county, lying 13 miles north of Schenectady, on the west side of the road leading to Robert Spier’s store, or what is commonly called Vedder Mills, (now owned by Aaron Truax) nnd lies two miles south of said mills. Application may be made to Aaron Shannon, who resides on tho same road opposite to said Farm, or to the undersigned. Also, TO LET, the storo in Rotter- dnm-streot, lately occupiod by Nicholas Kittle.—Schonoc- tvuly, Sop. 12,1845. JOHN I. DEGRAFF. 80pl(ilf N e w F a l l G o o d s . H E subscribers have this (lay received a largo and full assortment of NEW FALL DRY GOODS, G U L I ) AJYH S T l/V J iin ^ \ W A T U U J jiS .' D S. I-IU L E T T , lias just returned from N c v - * York with a large and elegant assortment of Gold nnd Silver Watches, whioh, with liis pruvious stock, makes tlio best and most extensive assortment over ottered for snlo in this city. Persons ubout buying will lied it to thoir advantage to give him .a call beforo purchasing elsewhere, ns when the quality is taken into consideration, they will bo found as low, if not lower, than at uny other establishment in this city or elsewhere. Also, a large and beuutiful as sortment of rich JEWELRY, of tlio latest patterns; splendid article of Pink Cameo Pins, a great variety of stone-set Pins ; Bracelets of new patterns ; Gold Pencil Cases of all sizes . Gold and Silver Thimbles ; Gold and Silver Spectacles ; Silver and Steel Bag and Purse Clasps Steel Beads, all Nos; Berlin Wire Pins and Bracelets Silver Spoons; Butter Knives, &c. ; German Silver do Plated and Britannia do; Silver Plated Cake Baskets, Castors, Candlesticks, Snuffers and Trays ; Rogers’ Fino Cutlery, together with a great variety of other articles. Persons wishing anj of the above articles need not now be under the necessity of going out of the city to purchase, as I am determined lo sell us low as can bo bought at retail in Albany or New-York. N. B. Particular uttention paid to repairing Watches and .lowolry. _Sopt. 2 , 1 8 4 5 . _____ 105 Stato-st. opimsUoJW'ulWw. C . 11 R I N C R E R H O F F ’S sep 2 P IN K C A M E O P I N S , received at tfC A R P E T and CtfCH O O L S A T C H E L S ,- — tiseI'uI for carrying School Books, for salo by J. LYON & CO. sepO _ 101 Stato-st. BA GS.— A splendid article, for ladies gontlemon, of Wilton and Brussels Curpet- ing. A good nssortmunt just receivod by . sopO _ J . LYON & CO .J51 State-st. F O S G A T E ’S Anodyne Cordial, for suit* by ___ sqpO _________ _ _____________ D A I. SNELL. E M E R Y and Sand Paper, ibr sale by scpD ____________________D, H. SNELL. F ORK, Flour, H am s, Sjnoked Beef,Butter,Eggs, Cheese, Corn, Oats, Beans, Dried Apples, Peaches, Plumbs, &c., of first quality, for sale at POWELL’S, corner of State & Ferrv-st lO L D by jel3 57 State-st. O N E Y ' D E W , Richmond, V a . Tobacco. ---- t f ' A O L D ’H P a t e n t C h e m i c a l O i l L a m p s , tor sale 'U C by A B M . A. VAN VORST, H ' Sometliingextra jnn31 Forsale by D. L. POWELL. R E S ! F o ^ at prices which cannot fail to suit purchasers. J. MATHEWS &SON, 97 State-st. S C H O O L B O O K S ! — All Russell’s Cush sep 2 S ' Letter from NICHOLAS D.* FORT, Esq., Or A lbany , N. YY The'bencfit I have derived induces me to w rite to you for the service and good of others, if vou will please make «t known. For the term of seven years I have been sub ject to a violent Dyspeptic derangement of tho stomach antl bowels, and consequently I was feeble, .delicate, and debilitated. When in this miserable state of health I was seized with the influenza, intended with liorsenoss and a hollow cough, and u. severe pain in my right aids and shoul der ; fevor sot in and my tongue was furred up very much. My physician prescribed among many other kinds of treat ment mercurial salivation; bnt all without the least bene fit, My ftough became very severe aad I exnoetoratml full half a pint a day of,what my physician culled consumptive }>{JS, I now apprehended that my case wus becoming des- » counsel of physicians w-as called, but ull of „0 MV»ih By the recommendation of a friend I then mado o f Brinkerlioff ’]s Health Restorative. The first two days I took it diluted, but afterwards ia full doses and in .exact accordance, with the directions. At once a great .change was perceptible in'all my symptoms which placed m.v *yg{em in a more composed and agreeable state. My cough and expectoration decreased, my stomach and bow els resumed thoir proper action, my appetite immediately revived, ,ny tOngUO-became clear,, all tbe functions were harmonized, my nerves became tranquil, my body was gradually restored to a state of tone and. strength. At the present iim.e I enjoy better health, have less torpor, and more activity of body and mind, and relief from iorrner habitual dyspepsia, than I have experienced ever before. My cough and pains ure gone and l am well. For Mr. C. Brinckorlioff, ? P,ropti 6 toj- Health Restorative. ) C H O O L B O O K S ! kinds of School Books can be had at Book Store on the east side of the canal bridge Stute-st,, where may also be found good Writing and Letter Paper ; Black, Blue and Red Inks, best quality ; Writing Sand; Steel Pens'; Pen Holders; Wafers ;. Sealing Wax; Draw ing Pencils ; Bristol Boards, &c. &c. All the cheap pub lications. Magazines, Weekly and Daily Papers, &c. fcc. which will be sold cheap for tho “ ready.” aug26 W . E. R U S S E L L . GKNTLlMEN’S SUMMER GOODS'; T H E subscriber has received a large s u p p ly of the above goods suitublu for the present warm season, among which will bo found Tweeds, CaslimoroUs, Albor- tine, Erminetts, Kentucky Joans, Gambroons, Linen Drill ings, Merseilles and Vulonciu Vestings, &c, which he will be linppy to make up to order on short notice, in good style arid at prices t.o suit tho times. Cull and see at 87^ State-street. jyI5 _______ WM. B. CONANT. I ^ l l E S i i T E A S .— V ery superior Oolo»g, 4 s, - extra fine do. 6 s, Young Hyson, superb articles, 4s, 5s, and 6 s, for sale by I). L. POWELL, sep-16 corner of State and Ferry-streets. K A T S ! R A T S ! ! R A T S !.'!— P r o fessor W o r cester’s Rat Exterminator—for sale bv au23 ___________ D. C. C O N S T A B L E . Only A&ent. & S J L V E R and Steel Pens and Bag Clasps, at K5 se P2 _______________ HU L E T T ’S. 105 State-st. I f A D l E S ’ Black Slipper-soled G a i t e r s ; do Fancy col’d do do Just received and for sale by mG do do do Foxed Buskins. ----- M. VEDDER, 89 Stato st S P E R M O IL , a superior article, at § 1 per gallon, for sale by sou9 D. H. SNELL. w W lV E G E E S E F E A T H E R S , from the country JL J for sale by BENEDICT & GREEN, ^mI3 corner of State, and Canal-sts. C ~XN'TON~M A T T 1 NG.— 4-4\& 5-4 C t ^ u m M a l ting, an excellent article, just received ami for sale ow Jjy npl J. M A T H E W S & SON, 07 Stnte-st. p l l E A P C A R P E T I N G .-A few' |itoeo~s chuttp Carpeting, ut it vory low price, uiuy bo found nt apl J, MATHEWS & SON’S, 97 Stato-st. n p E A S T ^ U G A R S r C O F F E B R , R lC K , MO* * LASSES, SL’LCli, SALT, FLOUR, &o.. &o. Fo>‘ snlo by II. S. VAN INGEN. 17 Ciinnl-st. je21 between Givens’ Hotel and Clutes’ Furnuoo. B X F iT a u tf 13LUTiriTLfK~S\fLKST—A~ncvv aT- sortmcnt of Bi’k and Blue bl’u Silks, just received and for cheap at J. MATHEWS & SON, npl 97 Stale-st. tt A D IE S ’ Morocco and Kid B U S K IN S , single -■-4 and double soled, of every quality, for sale at iyg VEDDER’s, 89 Stnte-stj _ N E W G O O D S . A T T H E L O W E S T CAS IT P R I C E S . W M- M eCAM US & Co. No. 113 Siaie-slreot have received tlieir Spring supply nf Goods, which they offer at tlio lowest prices. Among tlieir assortment arc tbe following : Broadcloths and Cnssiinevs ; S a tin e ts; Gambroons and F rench L inens; Ashburton Drillings; Vestings; Cottonndo Jenns ; Giraffe Cloths and Velveteens; Moleskins nnd Fustians) French, English nnd American Pilots; French Muslins; Balv.erino and Bnrror.es -, Mousclincs do Laincs; Ginghams; Alpine Crapes; Blond Bobbinuu; Plait und Ashburton Laces.; Luce and Sutin SLripe Muslins; Irish Linen; Damask Diaper; Brown and Bleechcd Sheetings; Tnglioni Shawls; Shnlly Dress Ilandkerul*' Snt.ins, Velvets and Bombazines; Cotton Yarn; Candle Wick; Also, Ingrain Carpetings, Matting, &c Schenectndy, Mnv 28, 1845. S T E P H E N Y . V E D D E R , DEAI.RU IN FANCY & STAPLE DRY t i l , ' S T A T E - S T R E E T . 9 fp T H E advertiser with confidence invites his ctis- jBL tumors nml the pnrelmsorM of Dry Goods genernl- y, to bis superior assortment, assuring them tlmt liis prices will be as low us nt any other establishment ill this city. Having just returned from New’-Yorlc with tv splendid stock ol Summer Goods of the newest aud most desirable patterns and styles, selected with great care, lie flatters himself tlmt they cannot fail to please. A part of his stock consists of S.iilit*, Striped and Changeable, new and rich. Black and Blue Black, a good assortment. Plain Black and Striped Satins. Ijiudns, S-4 Table Damask; Damask Napkins; Double Damask Linen Cloths; Huckabuck and Scotch Diaper. Worsted <neodu, Bombazines, and Alpacas; Mouslin De Laines; Balzorines., Summer Dress CJ ooi I m , Printed Lawns; Muslin Ginghams: Muslin Balzorines and Bareges; Jaconet and Striped Cambrics; Csilinoos, a beautiful assortment. €loili*) «V(|| S u p e r F r e n c h and English C loths; Plain and Fancy Cassimers; Vestings; Gniiibroons, ami Summer Stntfs of various styles. Sheetings, Shirtings, &o. And tlie advertiser would remind liis customers, that tlio One Price System is still adliered to. without deviation. STEPHEN Y. VEDDER. np 2 S 15 N e w C a s l t TFarioty. G rocery- F r u i t and P r o v isio n S to r e . * <U. W . As G . S. BA ttM Y IV JP,; \ O ’AVE the pleasure to inform their friends and Hiq- public, that they have taken the stand Np. 140 State-street, two doors east of the cqnal and nearly op-* posito the Plimnix betel, where they will keep con stantly a complete assortment of choice Fruits, Family-' Groceries and Provisions. Also, Wooden Ware pf all kinds, Garden, Flower and Field .Seeds, imported and native, and all fresh. Tliciy stock is entirely new, and will bo sold as low as can possibly be afforded to all who wish to nay pash.—April I, clocks , w i t c h e s T ani T je w e l r y r e p a i r e d ™ No. 10 3 Stale st., opposite the American Hotel. fjS p U K subscriber respectfully informs ihe.inhabt- -H- Mints of Schenectady and vicinity, that he ha? return ed to tlie eity. and will be happy to wniton those who wish to have their Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, &c ,.' repaired, lie keeps on hand an assortnient of Spectacle Glusses, suitable for all ages, which will be fitted, in pld, frames. Al! work done by him shall be satisfactory erno- charge will be made. CHARLES SAN,\\ N. B. Clocks cleaned and repaired in the coun C. S. hns or, hand 30 cords of seasoned Maple ^iHi Bhfch\ WOOD, w hicb he will deliver to order. Also, » quantity uf Stone Boat Plank, constantly on hand. Schenotndv, Doc. 12. 1843. # 43 tf by U R E AY’S F L U I D M A G N E S IA —Forsale by jyl _ 1). H. SNELL._ m i \ O F F A T ’S '|L I F E F I L E S AND FUUSNl'X 1YJL BUTERS. jy l For sulu by D.H.SNELL. J O N E S ’ C O R A L ' H A I R ''R E S T O R A T I V 'E for sale by m 20 D. II. SNELL. scp 2 m 2 M akrixb—Jn Gharlton, on the 23d inst, by the Rev. Andrew Johnson, Mr. G I L E S S. B A l l E Y D T , mer chant,, ,6f this city, to Miss E L I Z A B E T H , daughter pf Tliohaa«Low, Esq., of the former placq, “ I V f O O R I i ’S E S S E N C E O F L I F E , a superior article for Coughs, Colds, &c- For sale by airi 8 ___________ D, C. CONSTABLE. O R A N G E S & L E M O N S ,— An invoice, prime and in good order* received from New-York tbi%mor- ninS* For sale by ' * . 3e24 _________ II. S VAN INGEN, 17 Canal-st. A L M O N D S O A P in B a r s and C a k e s , for sale by ■ t* m-v20 D. Id, SNELL. ov’t. Ja v a Coffee, roasted for saleby D. L . POWELL, _ ___________ corner of Church nnd Stute-sts. RJS ^ 11 L L S i o n 'O il AC KE R S T forlaioby nplJ D. L. POWELL. g U P E R l O R 'o i d G family use. For sab In; tho hope to obtain relief where it seems denied lo the sick, wo lay bold on straws like drowning men. Thus it is that thousands are tho quicker hurried oil to tlio yawning: crave in consequence of catching those false floats 0 ® • » II tlmt m e notable to sustuin them , and they sink. Hemcm- hor, tiien, whilo in apparent health, tlmt if you ure lukcn sick with predisposing symptoms of diseased lungs, or willi u marked nttaek of real Cough, -Gold, Liver Com plaint, Consumption, or Pain in the Chest anil Side, that you enn find relief and euro by tlio prompt uso of Biinck- cr huff's Health Restorntive. Give it your confidence, uso it fairly nnd in accordance with tlio proscribed directions, and your help is certain without even a shadow of doubt, by the favor of Heaven. Permit no whims of friends or volntives to keep you from the determination of using tbe Restorative. In spite of all opposition obtain somo of it, and secretly even if you must, but boldly if you cun, uso it faithfully and honestly with justice to your own case, and to the credit of the medicine. The result we will war rant to reach and even exceed our best anticipations.— We plead with the sick to try this remedy; we are anx ious: tho: nil should share in its liuppy effects, and we are urged to it solely by the promptings of tho philanthropic motive of aiding the su(Ve.-ev. Never give up your case us hopeless while Mr. Brinkerlioff's Restorative is yot un tried—in that wo confidently predict tv banishment or even a pro'epintion of Consumptive disease. Tlio following cortificntQ is from l,)r. Chilton, tlio well known Now-York chemist; “ I imvo iinulyzed u bottle of madiaina called C. Brinek erhoff’s Health Restorative,’ uud find Unit it (loos not contain Mercury, or any other nuitiillio preparation, nor opium iu any uf its forms. It is composed of vegetable mintin' entirely.” .I amus 11. C hilton , Al. D- C. BLUNCKERLIOFF, Proprietor, N. Y. IVmcipal Olilco 96 iludson-sireot,, New-York. Horace Everett, solo General Agent for tho U. S. No-9P Hudson-street, New-York, bus appointed A. TRUAX, Stutc-st. _____________ Agent for Schenectady. A T R U A X , in addition to liis usual slock ot » Drugs and Medicines, Glass, &c. &c. has made the addition of 1‘ A L Y T S At O I L . , and from the factFor thnt lie is associated with tho manufacturers, he thinks lie cam ofl'er inducements to purchasers.—April . tf 'O A L T A R — A cheap and durable paint outhouses, fences und roofs. For sale by .iyi ________ anti durab le pain t fbr by A. T R U A X . OY’S Call\Bunts and Shoes; do Thick do do For sale cheap by m l 3 V E D D E R ’S, 8 !) State-st. B Vt vet Bt. Corks—Ibr sale by A\. TRUAX. EX T R A U T iS—u iVesli supply iust received and for snlo by m3 D. II. SNELL, 123 Stnte-st. GROSS jo 3 ____ Q u a k e r ' h e r b s and D P E N S .—C- C- Wright & Co. Murk L e ft T E E L vy’s, Leon’s Swan Quills, S e l l i n g m r t rrjp H E subscriber having made arrangements to •EL diseontinnoseontinno his bu liis entir incss in Schenectady, offers entiro stock of Unis, Cups, Furs and Buffalo Robes, at very reduced prices. L. BENEDICT, 85 Stat0-.se G r seps 4ftA L T .— 1000 bushels TurlPs Island SalTT^aiso, ■^Liverpool Suck, Dairy and Western Barrel Salty received and for sale by ' • C. W. & G. S. BARHYDT, No. i40* S tate-st.• ianl 4 j^jj\E W CO.Dl< ^ I T , by the quintal or less quantity, ^ by nu (> . S. VAN IN GEN, 17 Cannl-sc. au (i S 0 I ) ,p NArN D , R U T T E R B IS C U IT . (Tread- woll s,) for sale by jl. s . VAN INGEN, ' Canal-st- ^ftO D A BlbC U L T , Utica Crackers, Pearl Barley 1^3 Oat Meal, Graham Flour, Tapioca, Vermnoillti, and Mncarjui, for sale at POWELL’S, _nov5 cornei of State & Forry-sts. F RESL-l T E A S T f K U i t , &e for sale by i jyl 5 Goodman’s, J. Gilloti’s, and Windlo’s Pens, by the gross, dozen, or card. For salo by jo3 _ _ _____ D. II SNELL I N F A N T ’S ' F a n c y Kid Shoes— v e ry pretty. ------- For_snle^t ml3 VE PDF. It’s, Si) Stute-st. ^pt RE A T W E S T E R N I N D I A N P A N A C E A . VT For sale by jvl D. II. SN ELL ^ M ‘ IS S K S ’ F A N C Y GAL L’E R S , with black, bronze and light colored foxings, u beautiful article, for sale bv iyfl M. VF.DDF.R, 89 Stato-st. TM N E ~ B A D (JljO T 'li S T X - F itie” Ermeira'nVl JD English Broadcloths—a new assortment, at very low prices, nt tlie store of 22 J. MATHEWS? & SUN. I T AM S — IIA M S — A choice lot o f ' sm a ll [Jam's ■AX juat i-ouetvod nnd for snlo by jy29 p ( \ W. G- S. BARHYDT, 140 Stute-st^ B E R M U D A Arrow Root Ibr snlo by ^apll D. II. SNELL. 123 Stato-st- 'A L L I S T I O R ’S A l l - H e a l i n g O i n t m e t n , or iho World’s Salvo, For sale by ai>29 __ 1). 11. SNELL, DtnggiiU. \i-’riX L L E Y f C A17“ P AIN E X T E A C Jl-J' TOR, tho genuine article, price reduced to 25 cts. Forsaleby jt'3 A. 'IlllJAX. __ E N T ’S. SU M M E R G A IT E R S — Lasting, with morocco foxing; do pat. leather do do button do do Velvet do do sale at jy VEDDER's, 39 Suilc-st. A Y\ W A T E R — lb r sale bv ................. je!7 ' P . H. SNELL. w Q 1 B ■just received and D. L. POWELL, corner oT State and Fon'y-stroets. GitigeG od K A S P I^E R R Y , Lemon, Strawberry, qml other Syrups qf superior quality, just vceeiv and fyr\gal|J by jyS C, \Y: & U. St BARHYDT. 1 S T A R ’S BALSAM of \V IL D C H E R R Y for sale bv m27 D .H .SN E L L . w __________________________________________ C lH E M L C A L Ol L and P o r ter’s P a tent Compo- J sitionBtuning Fluid, for sale by G. OHLliN, ClUtH, GLASS AND EARTHEN WARE- E O R G E O H L E N , No. 47 Stale-streeR has -etl the largest and mostsplendid assort ment of CHINA, GLASS, EARTHEN and GliANFrE WARE, ever offered in this city, ull of the latest styles and patterns, which, together with his former stock on hand, makes ns complete an assortment ns can be found either in Albany or Troy— all of which will be sold as low as can he purchased any where in tlie state, at wholsale or retail. Also, constantly on hand, a good assortment of LOOK ING-GLASSES, LOOKING-GLASS PLATES, A s tral, H anging,Poutaiilu and S tatio n a r y LAMPS; Cukju- c.w. Om nnd Savicty Bintnm: L o irs, of all descriptions; TEA TRAYS. BRITANNIA AND PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, &c &o. &c- Also, a genei'nl'nssnrtnu'iil of Gentlemen's, Ladies' nnd Children’s BOOTS AND SHOES, of every descriptions suitable for tho season, und most fushionnblestyles. Also Ladies, Misses and Children's French SHO ICS, of all stylo and colors.—April 35. G r o c e r i e s , a t W h o l e s a l e . fElTHE subscriber lias taken the store No. 13 Ca- .*L nnl street, whore lie intends selling GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &.C. (exclusively) at wholesale. Having made arrangements to keep constantly on hand a full and complete assortment ofGioceries from the first bands, he feels confident he can supply cily and country dealers, on the most favorable terms. He would therefore solicit a share of public patronage, believing he can sell on terms s tlisf n-iiiry to all who will favor him wi:h a call . Suliem-ctadv. Julv 7, 18-15. V. J-.MIfH. CJDA1»JP A: SU S j W ; Wholesale Dealers in Domestic AND lMl’OHTKHS OK FOREIGN STAPLE DRY GOODS, Nos. 35 C e » au S tkket , and 12 s B road - wav , NEW-YUHlv. & K. having now permanently located them selves us above, beg to call tlie aiti'iiiinn of buyers in this vicinity, (particularly thoso subject to a strong home competition) to tlieir stool? of Foreign iSy Domestic Staple Dry Goods . iheir sales will be conducted upon a cash basis, tlieir p r i c e s always uniform and tlieir representations candid. Doing a large trade with the retailers of New-York, and Us immediate neighborhood,.their stock is necessarily laige unci complete at all seasons ofthe year. For this reason they respectfully ask your orders, pledg ing themselves to execute them in sucli a manner as will inspire confidence and induce a repetition. je!7m -l CLAPP & KENT. iJ&EAH A N D BEANS,\ W A N T E D Irt'bqH iesi I Ja- market prices, hy 1-1. S. VAN INGEN, 17 Canal-st. between Given’s Hotel and iulg2C __ Clute’s Furnace. I>. L . P O V V E L J L , G -SLO C S S .IiTA .lN 'X ) F & T j r i T S T O R H . C o r n e r o f S t a t e & F e r R V - s t r e e t s . AS constantly on hand a large and fresh„assort- ment of Family Groceries, Fxuit, &c, which.h.e, wijduell, wholesale or retail, low foe cash, or'country produce. Among which willbe found the folio wing ar ticle: . . PROVISIONS.—Flour by the bafr&L Pqrkahd. Fvslji by the bbl., Codfish, I-Ierring, Ham, Smoked Beef, Bet ter, Choose, Lord, Sack and Barrel Sn.lt, Turk’s\ Island: Suit. Also, Spicos of all kinds, and Lamp Oil, Candles, Soap &c. of aIJ kinds. ' r‘ SUGARS.—D oublo-relinod Loaf, Crushed and Pow- deicd, Rclintu] Louf, Lunii), St, Croix, Porto Rico, Whito uud Brown Ilavaunn, New-Orlnuns, &<;. M LASSI''S.—Stewart’s steam rofnicd Sugar House, St. Croix, Porto liioo Syrup, West India Island,and Now- Oi leans. TEAS.—Hyson, Ymntg Hyson, Hyson Skin,Imperial, Gunpowder, ami Black Ten. COFFEE.—Old Government Java, Java, Lagqira, Cu-. ba, Rio,\anil St. Domingo. FRUIT. —Malaga Grapes, Citron, Rarsifis, Currants, Figs, Lemons, West India Preserves of all kinds,. Prunes in jars, Gauva .Jelly, soft and paper she!Jed Almonds,- Alberts, Brazil, Madeira unci Pea Nuts, &.c, ^ . / * . Dye *Stuifs of all kinds; Canary Bird Seed, and Cages. Jan. 21, 1815. , - ' A S P B E R R Y , Pine Apple and Lem o n Syjr- ups: Preston’s pureconcentrated extractof Lemon, for flavoring Sauces, Jellies, Custards, Pastry, &t:.; 'aIso, India Cun-v Powder, Capers,'Prepared Mustard, Pepper\ Sauce and Pickles putup in white wine vinegar ; W est India Pfosm e s , &c...jtm received und for suie at 1*0 WELL’S, Grocery und Fruit. Store, _ lyl _ __ corner of Slute & Ferry-sts. C l i i e a j p e x ? t l n a s i E v e f l '' l > I i . JL. THLTUTALX, WIlOr.ESAl.E and 1UTAI1, DEitliU IN P a i n t s a n d O i l , :DB.LTejrB, 1 H H D IC IW H S , D'H'B W O O D S , WINDOW GLASS AND SASH, PUTTY, TURPEN TINE, VARNISH, BRUSHES, &c. &c. No. 117 State-street. a p i _ c . 47. Stnte-st. A C E R T A I N C U R E F O R D E A F N E S S — Scarpa’s Acoustic Oil—for snle hy D. C- CONSTABLE, auI8 Only Agent for I’rapt tutor. • R e m o v a l . H. S N E L L lias rfmoved to 1 3 3 * State-street, (next door to .T. 1C. Yan Horne,) where he keep-, constantly on hand, .a general and well se!’--'(ed assortment of - D iW G S A N r! M E D I C I N E S , Also, GLASS- J’UTTY. DYE WOODS, OILS, PERFUMERY, BRUSHES, GENUINE TA- rE N r MEDICINLS,. &c. &c. .which he offers at ike lowest cash prices. Thankful for past patronage, he res* peotfully solicits a continuances pf public favors. P h y s i c i a n s J P r e s c r i p t i o n * ■ carefully prepared at all.hours of th© Huy nnd night. April .___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ • • ¥ A R . T O W N S E N D ’S Snrsapnrilln untl Jndiuti Pulmonary Consumptive Medicine, for sale bv i<?3 _____________ A TRUAX- H O O K L N C r G L A S S E S and Looking Glass -H-4. Plates,—The subscriber keeps constantly on hand a generalassortmQitt' of L ooicing G lasses and Looking Glass Elates of evory description^ which' ho NviHsellat the lowest manufacturers prices, at his Crockery and Shoe Store', No. 47 State-street. - April 2. 1845. _________ GEORGE OHLEN- ,U D ’S Italian Medicated So.ap, Mr the cure of nil diseases of the Skin ; Gournnd s Poudrcs Subtiles, for - .. \yu- Gourand’s Blanc d’ Espagno, or Spanish Lily White, I for rlpni-ino- the Skin. Sold only uy ; - lor cleatin e nOMS i'xVBLE. Agent for Proprietor. T A J O O L b E \ and Woolsoy Double Refined Row es alld Loaf Sugar, also, White Havana, Brown Croix, Porto Rico, N. Orleans, and Blister Sugar, Old Govornmont Java, and all othor kinds of Green nnd Roasted Coffee, for sale at POWELL'S, Jl’15 corner of State and Ferry-streets. Ii * 'a VF ii w ia e ed at ,cry ricii C a s h m e r e S h a w l s , j u s i r e c e ix- sepk §•. Y. 'S*.
