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The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-17
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gMTTIL stand at HARDY RoBiSsoNs stable, miles w east of Little Rock, on the Memphis road, in the County of Pulaski, the next season, and will be let to
 mares until the 18th of July next, at 8 the single Ylslt paid at tho time of scrYce$15 the season. payable on the st of January, 1885, whichmay be discharged b the payment of within the season, and S20 to insure mare be with foal payable asceranlng tue fact or when the property changes oWnersthe groom for each mare at the time of service, 51.
 SORELE(tS is handsome chesnut sorrcl, fine form, upwards of 15 hands high and years old spring.
 He received injury when yrs old, which prevented his being trained He Would in the opinion of first rate
 judges had 1t been for that misfortune, have made first horse. His blood equal to any III the United States. Experienced sportsmen are ot opinion that he would the turf have equaed any. He has proven to be foal-getter From common mares he can show three good colts any others year old next spring
 PED1 G E F.
 SORELEGS was sired by the celebrated horse YoHng Sr .1rchy, and he by OJd Sa. .4fehy-hs dam, JaHet she bY Forizel, brought from Frgnia-her dam by Grey Medly. Young Sir Archy his dam James Jack sons Virginia sister esdemona, who sold for S2 000 at yrs old and half sister to Ranger by Domed Ranger beat Sir Archy mile heats, for Jockey Cub purse and bye bet of $lG00, and considered Sir Miles eidon of Fgina, and got by the imported horse DaredeV-her dam, Lady Bongbroke, was got by Pans taloon her dam Cadz by Wormleys King lIerod, son of Fearnought out of Bracton's imported Kitty Fisher. The dam of fCadz Primrose by Dove son of Cade by Old Cade by the Godophin Arabian. The dam of Primrose was Stella by Otheo, son of Crab Stella's dam Selma by the Godolphin Arabian The blood of Old Sir Archy and the imported Daredevil is too well known to make 1t necessary to swell this pcd gree with the blood of those famous horses.
 CHARLES BENTON MERGER ROBINSON.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-17
 PEDIGREE

TOM BENTON was bred ID Sumner county Ten nessee, md sired ny Cen RoDcr Besha fine horse John RaHaolp1i he by 0scar osear by Wilkes Won der, Wonder by imported Diomed, ont of the dam af paeole john 2andolphe dam was all sister o Oscar, out of Rosy Clae For to pedgrsss and performance ss Of Oscar Rosy giael aud Wilkes Wonder, you arc refeF7od Q tas American iurf Reglster) foa Den fonss dam was cot bY Grey Dang3uoF he by old Dua ganon. lis grand daa ba Prga 6s out oft6e dam of the celebrated race 3iaria owIad bg Gapt Hay nie, o samna county, Tennessee, supposed to De Che baSt animal of her day, from one to foar mic heat7 doom 1t unnecessary to go into detatls o Tom behton performance Che tnrf 1t has altogether been con- lined to Arkansas, and almost all the individuals fond ot the turf are we'll acquainted Wtjt Since the fall Of 1885, he I4s five raees from one mile cut to one mile and repeat, two miles and repeat a4d two races of three miles and rcpeat-beatng easily all but the last three mile heat, when evident that he was III very bad condition.
 Taking into consideration Tom Bentons fine size, nerior blood and extraordinary performances on e turf l can, with confidence recommend hfa as horse which 4s equal, if not superior, to any in the state.
 R. c. HAWKINS Little Rock, March 24th, 1937 5l-te
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zA m evidence of the high opinion entertained of "A Young Arehys colts and the promise they have given performing well the turf merely state that nearly all his colts, of sufficient age, are entered in stakes. Only one of them Cir Jaeksons Waxey;1 has appeared in public, who won twonle heat and repeat, run at Nashslle and second to Polly Powell in the colt race mile and repeat being the time in bad order and o his feet From trials made of his younger colts now n training, have great confidence in their proving successful. M. NEABE
 EloreAce. .4labama.
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B CERTIFY that Sir Archy was foaled my property A at Mr Amos, in North Carolina, where 1 sent my old mare from Tennessee to the horse. He covered mares two seasons at my house. and season in 4Iau- " County, Tennessee, and from all the colts Ihave seen o his getting feel assured there no horse the west ern country his superior. JAMES JACKSON.
 Ftorence, .4Ia5ama.
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MOUTH OF WHITE RYVER-
Inc uAeVsigfseti, s51ceessoFs Co te late 1FIrn of
 JOS. 1E1T 79 EEzzTs1 & co.

The undersigned, successors to the late Firm o
 JOS. 1Ezzg 77Essg7Es.EZ & co. 9EG leave inform the public that they are now prs. s1 pared to transact . general Commission Storage d1 Forwarding do with fidelity and promptness, and upon low terms They will have constantly for sale large and extensive assortment Of Foreign and Domestic Goods Boots and Shoes, Hats Ready Made Clothing, Groceries, Dmgs and Medicines, &e., fer sale very low terms. This place is well known to the travelling community the most eligible point o eI5arkation either for Ar kansas, WIite Mississippi rivers fer those who are passing through Arkansas
 BENNETT, MORRILL, & co. July g. 1836.-I7tf
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eTATE OF ARKANSAS,
 1ltnrNrY nr AREANsAa.

l)CouNry or ARKANSAS, s9'
 To fAe sherif of .arkansas coan4g, oREErIT5 You are hereby commanded now you have been here toore commanded, to Philip Patterson, if he be found in your Bawiek, to appear before the Judge or our Circuit Court he cour-house the county aore gad on the first day of our rext April Term 1t being che second Monday of April then and there swer unto Mahaa Patterson, by her next friend, William D. James to petition for Divorce; And that you make due return of this writ to our sad Circuit Court
 a,. In testimony whereof have hereunto set >sSSsSs my hand, as Clerk of said Circuit Court, sSN s and affixed the seal of office, this 29th day Nssssk ks of January \. D. ls37 and of the udepen- denee of tue unted States the sixty first
 D. C W. hEAyTTr, Clerk.
 March 10. 4036w--lrs. fee, $l7:50.
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Ez. EREARnON & SON.

70 1--1-71a as l7 S11s SE IsUNq AVING established themselves in Little Rock, for the purpose of entering into the Wholesale and Re ta Mercantile business invite country merchants and dealers generally to call and examine their stock ts large purchased n the eastern cities o the best teTns and consists of Goods of every description Cotton pei try and produce commonly received by merchants, will be taken in exchange
 Nov. 9, l836.-52tf
 The Gazette and eTimes will publish the above till forbid.
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YFywO B0Ys, who can read andwrte toleraby well, a from II to r years of age, to learn the printing business. favorable opportunity may be found by ap plying immediately.
 March l.~-awdgosabtmitbamt
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-17

Every and attention will be paid to mares left in the ofmy father with 5ofelegs-and pasturage and grain provided the most reasonable terms Greatcare will be taken to prevent accidents oreseapes but lia- bility incurred for either.
 c. r. N, ROBINSON. October 23 I88G-4O-tJuly lst, ls87
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-17

KETETE sorral mare Janett, which sold to William a z. Burton, sired by Florze brought from
 rgina in year 8l9, and lately the property of Capt. John Butler of Giles County, Tennessee-her dam was by Grey Medley, the property of Lewis Brown, of Eearnoaeht mare C. $. HARTLEY.
 2d Qf .4prit, IS32.
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VIE sorrel colt, the property ofChar1es F. . l Robinson, called sorelegs, was foaed mine in the Spring of lS52 out of the above mare was sired by Young Archy, who was by Old Arehy, out of ataes jacksons imported mare. WM. lL BURTON.
 Sept. I4tt, Is36
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-04

LANGuAGE-We would invite the attention OF the Teach
To the French Grammar by Mr. r. wERZBiCKI inst pub
ished by sandiasd fney J. 4 W sanaord Is calulated
70 spercede all books OF that nature that be found
ket at present and there no doubt that will become popu
lar account OF the that there which
all difficulties with wnc. English pupil meets here will pe
cy some OF Them Unti nova days was thought that Eng
shnan could not learn the the French
without hearing who himself Mr.
Wlerxbcks Grammar teaches the aIacy that opinion
te fact Is TIA! until now there that
iracy rules facilitating The difficulty his the
ta gives all rules that there in the language or he speaks
absu every letter ats sound much that will
not hesitate 10 that good
nuncaton Of the French without though true that
that nciy OF the which be described
way but acquired and appreciated only by the e learn
by the OF hearing Upon the whole the precise rules that
nc ghe author gives will enab be
Fencman. He likewise made classification OF the
Gle which found article of which
puzzles Englsman that attempts speak French Like
wise he rules what order the French ought be used
in order to make negbe ths cannot be found
any other grammar finally the that his
- and easy calculating to facilitate the study
teacher, and confident will Jay not
OF ourselves but sosr candid pcrusal of the teachers
we satisfied they will be pleased with IHeed bids fair
supercede all others 1t be had wholesale
fee OF publication, 20 Ann ST. N. "
n25 II w SANDFoRD.
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nOCT. JACKsON,s PATENT VEGETA-
- BILE INDICATED vAPoR BATHS, lss B,wery, and IS

These Baths tho ri Mt Whiaw
wonderful hav established the character vaps Bath
the II oweriu aux ay 10 medical practice Or Jack
in almost Of disease,
equally successful tsw Of the soecc fleets Of the eicated
vapor baths cTo III effects system
may rel dcu ~ breathing and h-nce Ash aud
other dseas tn hest and uns strength 10 III sto
nachto he digestive andcur DIS ard It's
que dsordesio acute d chrsnc
the o ulous and chronic ulcers and hcuna
nc peis and feelings from the Ios so pr-moe no absorption
dropsca humorsto ~ less
any o,bc III herto dAo. III kinds eruptiye
eases Erysnelas Anto Us Fire, Salt scroous
EupfIons &c. Hbcsdes IA
the is tranpiizes irritation, and increases tho
petite.
For truth ofhcse DR. appeals with conf
the hundreds wh tested their power These
we'd 10 b. thu only n ratio this
Ruir uhysc ~
resemblance VIII 10 those Dyed IA the
Thompsoniaa prattec.
v Ia la AT Any hou' from o'clock TO half
r. and from 10 ~ the fem lie always
aiienda upon ladies al the BJwery Baths dud
the day at No is Ann street. dT.u
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PASSAGE FROM IREIANn-
III Ill Ill

nesu communication by tha Robins Line via Liverpool
rNoM THE PROVINCES OF LEINsTRR, ULSTER NUM-
STER Il CONNAUGMT.
lie popcors respectfully inform their many friends they can
@ snler ~ early arrangements with them for the bringing
NJ W.T.. I lne ana relations ~ the first Spring spsthe 6rt
WINCH VIII commence from Liverpool Feb
is7 and will continue regularly every five or an
ards aifordag To emigants the
'" I oagbe conveyance they have
with he proprors of the RobAnsons
lok Line passengers place every and as
thosa s w be kindly dealt with and doing will
ana vesaious delays, the or
unnr,nc' and aided by ignorant irresponsible,
~ ,ha, eens The steamers employed for the
Of Which f are Of The fst sad magnitude. board
I;.n m ue passage he sftuYpd sajly
Munster and Connauebt 49, io-'es - A"'''e' o's'O1s
N relation to remtances their Drafts ar Rank pose
solss on the Mess Robinsons Dublin they h -
~ clearly understood they paid free from clare Z,
every PROVINCE and county besides in al Inland towns an
sweig ~. same purpose Bank Ireland Noes-a ccnve-
'-"'' :" @"' olhef estdo so-
Further particulars ascertained when cncunr, viii; ~
handed on Application a 1874 Pearl a. "'A -
DOUGLAS ROBINSON co. NY
o.r ROBINSON BROTHERS, Bankers LivcxpooL
hs-u ROBINSON d co. Eden Quay, D,llm
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Il. II.
grateful Judgements the public 10 gentlemen OF The
medical profession for the liberal patronage bestowed his esiab
shment which has BE- successful
eleven years AZ the limits of
the possibility Ut giving anytica detail OF thu medicinal
OF his Vapof Bath he egs leave merely
been found safe though powerful remedy II all the following dis
.-Scroua, Cuancous Oh Rheumatis Gsut
pcnt cancco tunos Discusses Of the joints alrh
CToH Affections Of the Lvef Asthma Sudden colds and Debility
&C lie has ~ his session the strongest
lions regarding tho snity aud efficacy Of his
Of the public.
have several occasions visited the vspo Bath es sshmen
in hn strest conductcdby Mr. Carroll and have entirely
satisfied myself that the Baths administered there skill
and attention LEX. H. STEVENS M d.
can checuy state that have found the John street
well attended 10 andeyc comfort ofe consulted
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. ID.
have been for the habit sending
Ms CAROLS Vapor Baths in John st and havs taken Mem
sueny elf all occrsiops had b satisfied
the shit and attention vs which they were and he
leve that this Mr. Mrs Carroll leave bee
sired by male o. female hatbes VIM J. MACNEvEN NJ r.
The Baths are constant readiness fon O'Clock the
I'LL O'Clock night Portable Baths with
administer them sent 10 part OF the city Brooklyn five
Hlnoies notice. No with other
7w
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n3-A CARDS w BRYHAM sforms his friends
and the public that he has sold n no
ms c2mpesd his and alterations
nmsnf NO 2os Bowey, opposite Rvingtoa Con,e
Qusny he 70 better prepared tho demands
on st more extensive scale And with general asso
nent OF pure and genuine Confectionery Wholesale
returns hanks tof the very hatteng patronage he bas
heretofore experienced Bowery
No 20s Bowery opposite 10 Rivington at.
JUJuBE PASTE imported from
Gle oil Jubc Paste, for sale wholesale and
). W. B.
N. r. A gH wanteato tend Store. erS.tf
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NEW BOOKS For CHRIsTMAs 4 NEW
Two HOUSE AND CHURCH ByuLDERs..

The subscriber prepared any ed,rs any
nd o. metallic Furniture used IN Houses Churches, such
on rlaes knockew Frurcs Numhcr, Locke, Knobs Es
VEL rrickcrs venaovs & &C &c all Of German
sve wmsb certainly IL by far pref rsbe 10 plated metal
bcs ~ hsng and polishing 10 the consumption Of the metal
seI an smce hcp rce for hi. in s nishcd state ytbc
zee pisfed there wha
AVID sus ~ house. viii sso prefer IL An the builders ani Pro
peus hoes are invited " examine the specimens Of the
mniufsnovs uses nsa aritcics manufactured by
nasy VI LEWIS FEUTcHwAN0ER, v1 Broadws
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vi 50 Leonard street door west ~ Brusdway-Mfs
resumed her intur~ Lsde ~ hel ud, wis
adults u the conha
and t.fscory Hours u Attendance 10 Vsck,
MtosPM o.. ofths great number ~ her pupils, h'
obi eone sscu lively o eesching ~ Penmsn
ship ard Eneli,h Grammar rr'ysrnI " perfectly original
tiscy sin the ea.t degree acquainted with
she apply assistance; her o-,e,sr.
therefore exclusively by herself She has obtained her
science moi sny senAosiy hut and
snstauely and Information communicate =. the
thu run Jsy.ope sin. satisfaction of saying
that ntsschne y ree yestsin h. ely her system has
met with md pfonsre Her Instructions
prime paly ota study Dsed tina nsp es
lyIigh sh with he siucss sdMfsnes TO ttuh ssd
appeal the testimony sfthouuds II bdtesn this city, well
fr-m hone~d her With their cont
that and the small app cation
aured has ny the pupil ,h his known
AND she the with regard
spercnse IN teaching the New England states
Miss dasrs for l8 lessa IN retmsp
SHE dollars fst - lectures English Grammar Pen
ntna four each wseklcotures English grsmma
week Ladies viii confer favor nv mssny early
iciouaiipp " tn study >. ro.>ih'e r2s-f
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nESHAKSPEARE REFRACTORY ON the site
Of HARMONY HALL has been opened BY the subscriber,
and VIII be conducted entire plan, viii he hopes
will give satisfaction to his friends and the public generally
Ne wall always keep the bee. the market aordssuch Birds
Fish Flesh &C The Bar will be furnished with Of Ii
suoss. Oysters served ny the best style " -
Meals san he had al all hours ut a moments notice.
The sut~crc formerly kept the Park Han Boston and hone.
by strict attention the cenlrt sustomers Ia merit hse
OF public patronage. AMOS s.. ALLIN,
nlI-5m" Shakespeare Refractory.
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. AND
TRUST COMPANY-Pe,sons may effect insurancos with
this Company their lives the lives of others either
for the whole dra ION Of le for limited period The pay
ments Of premium be either made annually sum
Premiums hundred dnlar rnney.
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CRENCU DYER.-A CORNER. French pycr

IvRENCH DYER.-A CORNER. French Dyer and
from Paris, s7 Walker and Canal streets ~ VI
and 53 Fulton street Brooklyn. T. ~ having been established "
year N New York trusts ny particular attention 10 business and
bic him 10 fni his work in worthy Of
and be osdone BY yo,hc sbshmcn the
city Wanted mmcdatlys first ate Fnisner, and first rate
Rconrp a. 3r~
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lDDls SIpkE' CONNER ~ Chat and Chamber n
York IT j. W has constantly sals excecuf assortment
the following Saws OF cyey dscpt stocks aurrrs
and hits patent sctt rapers dyid
hrmet chsc and goges plates stocks and dies
axes ADJ bowels ~ sput evis busb spoke shavcs
circular turning lathes, vices tapes
strmens wool boxes 70 cutting Of al NJ
drill rows Gu ting and pliers nire
saws pads OF stones draw knivcs rlane and sieA
hollow aufcra da oos she patent
cabinet makers clamps, copper ge OTIS blow &C
Ij large assortment OF Planes manufactures Nv A. w.
3us
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MRS. oPIE,s woEKs. v. s.ndae,. . an.,

MRS. OPIE's WORKS. w sandiora, 20 Annst
lvl will publish THIS DAY, Mrs Opie's celebrated
Of Lady Anne and Lady Jane nearly hundred royal
and emseshed with asupeor coerphe engaying q
the auhoess which executed London expressly this
work ts Of all only rs cents W that this
tale the fourth volume Of ku unam edition
Opes works which - the only published in America
the preceding three uniformly and beautifully bound
fot sale at his office, - Ann st
1.-THE BACHELORS, AND OTHER TALES BY samuel
L. Knapp W. sandforA ha also published above work
nea, volume and from The aread, stow
cd he ELI he hacr himself tho original
OF giving such book the public The tales
IN number all Illustrative Of American character aboundng
incident and daring adventure only
wiERZBECKIs FRENCH GRAMMAR W sandfori
would call tie attention Of a school parents and
guardians to French Grammar which he has pbsbed and
which y eonesense Of its perspcuty and brevy hs conf
dent VIII speedily sup~rscede all those general THIS
Grammar has been led upon entirely principles
plfey dscaTding all the
decessos also contains that long sought 6n desidcratl
prscse rule Tor the OF the French
" l2cenfs. dis
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EMIGRANT PASSAGE OFFICES

rot s1eerrge Passengers England Scotland and alsv
- tE Subscribers have made arrangements setfins
49, out sfeerage Passengers from Great eIsnT
WIN promptness, ard comfort Perxons wisir.
aug 70 sem lc thu friends BY applying at No oo PINEST
70. SUI ISL can secure their tho mo-
aeaS rms ysssss Of the first class No wl he
We 70 ufe 10 them every comfort during the passage
urned Every facility VIII be given obiaag iematicu Of
properly &c in England Ireland and Scotland YES
cis wlIeave Liverpool weekly that there will deten
ION Fo the persons engaging passaSe
Ior lneir friends who wish to send sney ena
he to provide tor the Drafts will be the ia
William Mhey, 25 Eden 0uay, Dublin
John HHam Shaw, Chichester Quay, Belfast.
n1atthcw MsCnnn Steam Packet Office W oxford
John cAuil, Merchant Quay, Cork.
yrteT kceran. West street, rogheda.
John Best. Sugar Island ,Ncwry
N. DOnghey ,Co
james Cairns, Germ Market, LondondcYv.
JhEaes Gibson 90 Radcliffe street S,ro
James F1nneIan, Lncauow AthLoae.
John MuItngh, Ba lnacarxy.
Jsseph Roman, Mullircar.
John Atkinson, Carlisle
panel Wright a Co., Robinson street Olassov
gers 10 Liverpool :" 'o' ~asOaas pesss9-
for passage from persons residing m the counsrv
pH' paD WI" meet with attention. PARTICULAR ssdy
kAWSoN q MMURRAY isO Pine "a
SOuthu4
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DISEASES OF THE EYE.-nr ELLIOTT. oculi

DISEASE OF THE EYED ELLIOTT oculs
- aud Professor Of Of the
No sS Broadway stairs beg to inform those who troubled
wi weak iniamcd defect Of they
have opportunity of getting their perfectly cured
without opcraon by the aid of skill medicine glasses
having studied under the celebrated Ocsts
and Of the best America professor Smith Of the Medical
College VI Ohio enabled confidence that
70 sight and n short time, the dangerous die
the hitherto considered n.urabe his
and practice hundreds York esewher
testify
spectacesThs patent self drsiing beautiful paent,
medium scctpclc Glasses having the peculiar property II keep
perfectly cool,
and at the SAME time every age without the
sity Of change.
defect
Price If the patent glasses 81 Is. common do
~ r. EiOtts Patent Ointment for the immediate
nation Of the Price 80 cents per box, warranted
Advice tbs poor grats the Monday Wednesday
and Friday.
In tho corner. ds n
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IL screr has hand spesd assortment Of Ladies. Cloth
silk and Ncrno Cloae made the Attest and most fashionable
style hch will b. sold the lowest ro-sihle rates a
OLIVER u. GOLDSMfTfI's, ~ Csthsrine st.
Ladies' and Misses Cloaks made 10 order w tho neafos
and roos II. h,ouable style, ssy
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HOUSE a. LAxD ACr\Ts.

TIME su,.c,So 80 800 LA<D AGENTS.
nkyn no Front street, respectfully INFORM thar erd -
anu ~. tup general that they prepared receive
oefs SAFE ana ofcal estate
lctng and renting Of houses farms &c A.v orscr MI
ate'thei o. the Offices willie promptly tended to.
-, NEWsoN FLEMING, 90 Nsssaa Of. NJ "
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10 SBE Advertisement ABERNRTHYS COMPOUND Ii
qionce Cough Mixture Sd special Bowery
Grand has been Obliged in OF the
tins Medicine from the lower and side a city, APP
point HOPPER, Broadway and Franklin and UNDER
HILL Beekman and William Agents for tins Mixture
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STATIONER'S WAREHOUSE, 1872 william It
~ The subscriber having med from London
succeeded IN making the most advantageous
Brother for regular supply Of all articles his line is now pre-
pared to offer Ia the and FAN
house in this city - - -
Gen Reeves and Newmans Colors Drawing Papers
Tissue Papers Letter Papers and every Engsh
papers, Sealing Wax Steel Pens, &c
He also continues the Patent Sace
Ing Cards enamecd Visiting and gold DIS cooed pa
pers, point Leads, &c L. j. COHEN
uSG
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HE izens respectfully informed the in this
ompasy are filling fast therefore those persons
with 10 secure OF the stock
yot the Of Directors Treasurer not IN
delay their applications "A sufficient soon
be taken up to authorize mccns Of the Stockholders for
Applications for shnes will be further
information may be had the Compan office No 10 Chambers
from NJ W,n runlord the Merchants Exchange
News Roor Mr. David Evans Counsellor
no City Hall Place where Drafts Of Incorporation
the intended Bye Laws, &c Of the Company be
do dt3fsL JOHN n. BAILEY, no fem