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The Polynesian., 1841-09-11

ICfi'J
Kuanaoa soon found that he had been de-
ceycd. He then asked me to what ma
ron | belonged, and whether was a
orest answered at once, and with a
rankness which disploased some persons
| but | could not betray my conscience to
please them. The governor nevertheless
prctendcd to believe that | was acting in
concert with those who had deceived him
| and that was one of the reasons why |
was not allowed to set foot on shore.
earnestly protested that had never de-
| MED my country, nor endeavored to con-
cea from the government of the Sand
wich Islands my quality as priest and a
missionary. All was in vain. He would
not even permit me to pass on board an
| |other vessel. Yet | could not continue
| my voyage in the Europe, which was 60
/ ing to China. purchased [j'achetal a
schooner, procuring moyennaut] the
sum of 5000 piastres, part of which
|was payable at Valparaiso. could
|then communicate more freely with
|ny friends, to let them know the in
|tentions of Monseigneur the Apostolic
Nicar; and thus fulfilled, on my part,
the mission with which had been en-
trusted. We were very desrous to go
10 Gambler ; but the schooner had long
Voyage to make previously. She must
FIRST set us down at the Isle of Ascension,
bnd then, at the end Of five or six months
Jake us again and carry us to Gambler,
bnd to Valparaiso, where, according to
Pgreement, she was to be given up to us.
p'he time seemed very long to us but
What could be done We left Woahu,
November %. Irejoiced in the prospect
bf the happiness | should have, in con-
Eersing at my ease with the good Bache-
)ot who | loved so much. Alas little
thought that in few days | should have
|he pain of losing him He was recov-
Bring from his disease, and thought him
|lef better. hoped that the sea a;rwoud
be-establish his health but the good G Cd
determined otherwise. After the first day
bf our voyage, he grew worse. He suf-
t6red much in the joints of his arms and
tgs, and could scarcely stand erect
Soon, his mind became confused. He
hw things that no one else could see, and
eard what that no other person could
ear. AS soon as he was on his bed, he
must 60 on deck and he was no sooner
Pn deck, than he must 60 down again.
low painful it was to me, to see him in
hat condition! The deirum scarce ev-
r left him. The last words which heard
lIm pronounce intelligibly, were those in
Fhch he offered up to God the sacrifice
u his life, expressing at the same time the
ksh that he could have seen my lord
Nlonseigneur] of Nilopolis before his
lealh. He talked almost necessarily, and
b his words one might always perceive
he priest and the missionary.
TO be Continued.
The Polynesian., 1841-09-11
MARSHALL e. JOHNSON
Have for Sale

Brown Linen. Super Webb Braces. SUI
per India Rubber Braces. Cotton Bandan-
ma Hdkfs. Large Cotton Flag HdkEs. In
ation Pongee fIdkls Colored Cotton Half
Hose. White Cotton Half Hose. Imta-
ton Linen Cambria Hdkis. Super Linen
Cambria Hdkis. Large Choppas. White
and Brown Linen Thread Russia Sheet
ing. Ravens Duck White Linen Drills.
French Linen. Mourning Lawns. Black
Bombazine, Colored Bombazine. Russia
Diaper Check Muslin. .Jaconct Muslin.
Check Cambria. Stripe Cambria. White
Cambria. Super White Linen. Birds Eye
Diaper. Linen Damask Printed Linen
Drills. Stripe Linen Drills. Assorted Sew
ing Silk. Stay Lacngs, Pearl Shirt But
tons. White Suspender Buttons. Pea
Jacket Buttons Figured Vest Buttons.
The Polynesian., 1841-09-11
A AVerti meMts.
p 7 a N ~!

For Sale, if applied for soon, at the
shop of Mr. E. II. BoARDMAN, a Superior
" English Cottage Piano." in complete
order and tune,
Aug. l6, l84l. ep3w.
The Polynesian., 1841-09-11
LADD & co.

HAVE FOR SALE
2 cases Colored Cambrics
Printed Jeans
9 Check Ginghams.
l Silk Pocket 1dkfs.
Light ShawIs.
Counterpanes.
| Victoria Dresses.
Musquito Netting.
! Black Silk Ildkfs.
| Willow Hats.
! Snnet and Duck Hats.
] Navy Caps.
/ Children's Caps.
5 Assorted Fancy Goods, consist
ing in part of Plain and Figured
Musins; Table Cloths; Irish Lin
en-; Thread Edgings and Insert
ings; Bobbnet Lace; PIC Nc
and Mohair Shawls; Scarts and
Gloves; Ladies' Embroidered Silk
and Cotton Hose, etc. etc.
9 I" Assorted Clothing.
Q Shell and Horn Combs--and nu-
merous other articles.
Honolulu, Aug, 90, l84l. IT,
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yEy0 sE SOLD ST A BARGAIN, tn

Proprietor .ewiug the c.ty-The Stock and Fixtures
OF Dry Goods Store doing gosd business The entire
concern vii sold ,ca,anabe for cash Value, 1000 to
5000 line from principals only for NJ A. w. raEk
Post Office viii - attended 10. cp -
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HARPER'S COUGH REMEDY.

THE GENUINE ARTICLE.
AGENTS IN THE CITY.
Jovs B. Dopp Chemist 6i3 Broadway, corner Rleecker
street and corner Ninth street and Broadway
GALES HUNTER NJ d, los Si1th Avenue
ALFRED hill Drug Store, 2Oe Greenwich st.
VIM MAuSoER, Chemist 81 Hudson st cor. Duane
WIN. BRIGHAM, ApOthec,ry, cor Avenue and Hor'-
w Bgrrs fnpper and Leecher, 3oi Hudson street,
corner OF Clsrkson.
E. h. Cores Chemist, 2o5 Blocker St corner Jones
DR. W H. MiLSog, corner Broadway and JOAN It
Dr. LEE, 80 Grand St
I.mrs H HArr corner Of Chambsrs ST. and Broadway,
and corner sf Hudson snd North Moore sts
D,yIEL H BuRrSELLL, l9 Third AveHus, corner Of -
X or.crfxgusH Druggist, 100 Greenwich s.
] We~pavEg, l+t Eighth Avenue.
Mr. MAsgs, corner OF Peek Sup ard rear 81
w & J. TOWNSEND, cor. Of Beekman and w ater SIS
JoHS HI>To., cor tishta Avenue nnd "cHue'h 81
Mo. BALL, i2o Pearl II
MI.. VALLEY cor frankfort and William SIS
PxJ CooplNeToS, Druggist, corner Of Hudson and
'P Mr.. 5. YswsLL 10 Fulton of Gold,
Mrs KISG Book store, Fulton St
AGENTS OUT OF THE CITY
C. w. y. a SINoSs, Druggists ~ corner OF oa our.
n Pine streets wholesale retail agents for the city
OF Pniadelpna, and general agents for the state
JANIS MoKcAS. T1rryio"n n y .
MR. NJ Vas CLEsF corner oil James anu his]-'H u.s.
fpI,s Gsrrs Troy Book Store. 225 River st Troy
SV.s ScHucK. = South Market ST Albany.
R.w1sS Co Druggists Stale It Albany.
NJ nv, 100 Fulton -. Brooklyn, L. |.
D.y FISH Confecuoner. Hasf rd, Conn
HN CowLE, Paterson. n }.
JoHx C Tracy, =9s Broad 81 Newark. n. =;
- ruo1psos romp. insville Staten Island
W B. ELY Dinbury, Conn
w. STEVENSON New Brunswick. y. j.
Fri1AH tirtoS White Plains, Weslchesier Go. " l.
a c GAsDESER, Nantucket, Mass
", TzryEEs North :. coad ST. Williamsburg L. l.
= u CLEARWATER & Co., High Falls. n. Y
,he Coalscnoasrs opposite Ferry, Jersey City.
N.R-AgeHs wanted for the sale Of this Aedlcine'
b,ouebou, the Uai,sd States Terms Cash good dis
count allowed. M JULIEN
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Gttp futelIiQeUcs.
Reported for the York Tribune.
POLICE OFFICE.

THuRsDAY Dec. o.
Discovery or EXTENSIVE FoRGEstgs-On Wednesday
forgeres we're Uncovered 10 have been commit
ed the National Bank of th, cry in which three uotes
cS 700 $500, and $40 drawn in favor Of and puf
porting he endorsed by Nr John Johnston, of the firm
ofle.srs BJorm.n & Joanston Of lls Greenwich street
tlcouat-d different dates al the National Bank,
Tach cldyrsemel, pronounced by Mr. John John'tsn 10
be f3rgqrcs II appeared from the statements made that
81 John johnston had been the habit Of endorsng the
tolcs Of KIRK Johnston commission merchants,
Of - Font house III good repute and the mem
Der, Of ylish jo- g. Kirk end George Johnston,
f,ne ha; the other, both, Of Tho members 81
this last firm n,d awaited themselves Of the laci
Ne. thus jried them forge and counterci, the
Of NJ john JONI ston OF the firm Of Boor Johnston,
Is to their otes which Icep-
onabe character Of tho paper were discounted wnhos,
difficulty. These lorgtres however, doomed
the g of the notes thus psrporrins to be
endorsed, no, paid H, maturity, Mr. John Johnston
BEGAN, acquainted With the fct at the National Bank,
Aad the endorsements the three notes amounting
Geo. declared no forgerles sso others that have
paid In consequence Of this discovery, Mr. Johnston ha
,og made affidavit Of the above lac, of the srgey of his
signature and Mr.. James Galatn PfeAident Of tho Ma
Bank hayir also lnsde affidavit before Judge Noah
on Wednesday evening that ragstfaie issued hi-
for ae OF MIR. George J0hu,ton, r Of the
OF Kirk Johnston, of 1877 Front-s,reet acd he
rested Al lse hou: OF he night, hs house Ii e aud
sres by officers Bor yre aud NtGfah. aud comrntt.d
pon foe animation Mr.. Kirk could be found by
the OH up to late hour yesterday.
Il also stated b. Of the Judges, that other
hrsorios Of lhs name, b. the person persons
charged have been discovered 10 the amount OF
SeG01 on the Butchers and Drovors Bank for consid
erablo also the Eank Of Amercs-s.sJes in
other sanhslhe whole amounting 10 about IS 900 Both
Mr. Johnston, Jr aud his partner MIR Kirk,
held high repute prior the discovery of these
which, 1t Is alleged have been goEg for thres
years more, by foggug cue bank make payment
10 anoth-r.
VAaIoU. Tnrfrs.-Eliza Bostwck, colored,
Eor,h 81 from the Of Cornelius V. Anderson &c
Burberry street, Tbs night Of 9Th inst.
James Peck aud Nathaniel Miner. blacks arrested
aBJ sent prison for stealing key of nails worth s.,
from the of John A. Nswbeld, No "A John-strec
William r. Newton was arrested and lodged in prison
for stealing pair Of shoes aud pair Of pnccrs worth
s -, from benjamin l. Lincoln, 81 Fcrry-st
Samuel More colored, arrested and imprisoned Mt
the Upper Police Office for stealing tin Kettle worth 10
cents, fron WIN. Corrc, a. Woostcr-ot
Barney Mckay arrested and Imprisoned al the p
par Police ofce for stealing % worth Of Pork from
Charles A. LepPe 25S Stanton street
Matthew Myers arrested and committed at tho Up
FER Police Office for stealing pork, Of the value Of 62 Cts
frcm Michael Phclan, 2s Ryiugtep-st,
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arrny Ci.AS EOR FOTR YEARS

PRESIDENT. i-4J-Joha H. JscO-ks MI kecHe ms
Hsn-b!i Press, or F:jd cye4io:, ccTnaleucils a
o'clock NJ in favor Of ne suir.blenss. Of Henry Cav
Of keatucky Iona Dsv. Of Massachusetts, for frss-
dent and Wee President
soms remark. vii also be made upon the Uaion Of the
PURGE and ~~ord and R=nk and Sta PruJct contained
IL the Presidents Message Of Tue-.,ay 'a-t
Tickets e. as each bs had at National Hall Tippe
canoe House Bro.1sey House. Constitution Hall, -ad
Reeck.r & Hmm GU u
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ASSlvsp YssrESDAYi


Ship Pan,bea Goodman, 20 dys in New Orleans, cot
ton Wm Nelson.
sblp oconse, Jackson, Is dy. fn Norleaa' &C
Scot, * Morrell.
order. A passengers ~ - =
Ship Ae,to, Whiting; A. dys I'm efs'oi NIhz) niu
c HYDE 50 Passenger.
Bremen bark Mara, Frauzisca Rose, Al dy' I'm 6fe-
rues. mtze, Nottieuus & Purenstedt ~ pas'eNeer.
Brir Cl,rion Lsl.nd }. dys i'm L'guiFa oewood How
land 81 Aspinwal. H., - ~.
Meacham. -, l., To- ,.,s,a.-,
nadze, Schmidt & 6aleher. ., .Ir, .; I
Hanson of Philadelssia passenger An ios'' !"
gale los, fore and Gisn ,opmosl. jib6oom sans &c
Br brig Mary Pennei 20 dys i'm Japiaic, ios Voou' az
Middleton s. Co.
Brig Savannah, Shap,er. dys I'm Savannah cotton
S'urgis 4 Ciesrmsn
Sehr William Pedrisk, II dys fm 81 Thomas, mo- re
Kmball & Sheldon The " 5 ashore on the vest bsHA'
snt viii be got off without dSaage
Schr Sa. adshock. White, ls dys I'm Ponce (PRl sugar
P Buck. :.
Coffin
Below ships bark srigs.
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TUESDAY,, WEDNESDAY AND THTRSDA
Dec ltth l5ih and 10th

Al 81 O'Clock. the auction room.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF OLD ENGLISH BOOkS.-
recent importation II valuable cid English authors to
Natural and Experimental Philosophy Belle Letters
Ancient and Modern History Voyages aud lra'eh'
Biography scarce editions of C'ssics sotnny Arenf
lecture Poetry, Chror oogy, Hersdry, WORKS on MO
dals, Curious illustrated volumes. ahd also mciId.1g
copy Of NAPOLEON'S GREAT WORK ON EGffl,
In "a VS. THIS magnificent work Is mobile riohehou'
raised TO the glory The Arts and Sciences there oeng
no other work Of tho description in Europe which
will bear any comparison with II: ...
In the catalogue III be found Montfaucons Antiquities
Of ialy numerous plates, ioo History OF the Arapians
by the A. be tic Matiguy w. leands History OF fhilP
OF Macecon vs. Oecbys Virgil, numerous p ates toho'
Smih's Comsiets Works ) vs.; tlariss, Harlow ~ vs.
fine esitlo A. plates; Kennedys Astronomical Chronology
", ito L'io OF King Charles 81, 2vs; England En-
curry the Morals Of tho Anclens; jacobs Lompc.o
English Peernpe large toio many patesi De.cr'p-
ton Of Ancient Modern Egypt by Moiiet the I.th
oliquc Plansphcar Mathematical Jewel; CdrloSues
of Great Britain illustrated vols Frensheim Irans-
lston OF Titious Levu. VS. History of Cardinal Rche-
lieus Administration fol Lord Bscons Sylve SyiV'uh'
rurn.t', sacred Theory Of the Earth sydney Gov
srnment folio Hallcy's Astronomical Tables 10 English
and Latin anal sionof Plutrchs Lives ranslnt ;
General Biographical Dictionary ls vols; Collins Pee'
age of England the Naval History OF England WIN
numerous fine plates folio; COou's LILO of the Duke Of
Espcrnon foio History Of Philip do CommInes, folio -;
Puosophical Work of DR. Moore halt'and'S History %
London vols olio The Ahenan Oracle, containing II
vinity History. Philosophy, nc VS.; Burgess on the
Doctrine Of Original SIM folio; Travels of the Holy Pa
rlachs Prophets Judges Kings, our Saviour Apostles
folo Azos me dele MedaPe, several hundred cats OF
MEDALS folio; Salisbury Mathematical Collections VI;
EARLY Dutch Voyages Memoirs DArtlicrie by dc 81 k
mey vs. Ito.
phv,,,,n pnl,e Watch = vs.: Ogllyie on Composl,on
vol; The Ancient Right of the English Nation to Am'r
en- F,.here.: sir Walter Rnleeh'sHlstory oithe world
oli. Paul sandys Travels IN Turkey, LYpt ana ,he
dolly Land numerous plates. foIo State lsis W iol"'
De S,ey's History OF the Christian Religion vs. 10
Co,ts- Natural iuiory Of Fossi Helyeuu' E,'py' on
tho Mind 4to; Adj feld Military History OF charles
Jin Z D,lr Memo tf
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Die0:

In thu. city Dee IN the 4otl year Of hi' age, Ab'a
ham Franklin. ION Of the l7io Abr-hsm Frsnkin
In ,h. CITY Dec Henry A SD OF james iInpsen'
in the 18Th year OF his
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend se funeral from No. y Orchard .r without far
Their invitation on Friday afternoon al 3 o'clock
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r3..T.e lis,lc son OF Or. Sylvester Graham, of
yo1bsmp,on, Mass. was sadly rnaiusd on the
27.h Ill, by an accidental blow from Ratchet in
n. hands OF companion. Three OF his fingers
,s,e severed from his hand.
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u Rooms and hoard.

II Rooms and Roard.-Gentlcnee wishing to
engage Apartments and Boarding for the Winter will be
accommodated on most reasonable the and
excellent house No IL City Hall Place, minute,
walk Torln Of the Pos Office and Broad
way Wall and Pearl-stre-n. Those who have not ye;
made for earnestly invited to
call before gazing every effort wil here
be made the comfor: and satisfaction Of the
hoarters - q u
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II All persons indebted 10 tn. above named Estate ar
requested 10 make Immediate payment. JyiS la~np
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L Public lEeetinr

y Public Meeting-T.e Hope Total Abstinence
Relief Society ~iil hold theirThird Meeting on thlDAf
NENlNii B'xr 10Th Columbian all ~ Grand
street Christie O'clock. several Reformed IL
ebraies ~ address the aucI. ard relate tHeir own
experience amid the M,eres OF ln.enPcranc- ia con-
;rast with their Total Reformation. TiPpers Drunk
ards aad Vend-rs Of Liquor. respectfully invited TO
attend. Seats provided or tsc Ladies
JAMES COOK, President
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LAWYERS DIARY. .

ronuoS PLrAs-PAFr I.-5o, III, III, S. GO, o. 249
p.rT T-5 10 IS &c Is. !, a. %. "a &c CT, 70 %
.,pssfoR CoUKT III, 10 -, Il, ~ Us. ~ IL 81 IS
q = -, 90, ~, ~ IS e s. 90, to Ils nclasige
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AUCTION ALE ).
RY 3. DRAPER. Jr
ore 81 tIilidue-strsst. corner OF PIHs-strt
ggfDlS

FRIDAY. December l..
At O'Clock al the Merchants Exchange.
For farther particulars. see advertisement, sisIed X :
VI. & :. r. Slatchfort
Also bond xns mortgage for s2oo upon very sals
able Farm With large yelling and out house etc. Hs-
vers,rsv. Rocklsnd County NesiOrk payable IN
wears with per interest and hsrRs additional Sc
curity attached Thereto, will be expressed al the Tune
of s.ie Sad Fars is considered worth i've uaes the
amount Of me nor gsse.
S3laei0 Bo>Ds AND HoSrc.GEs-Three hnsdred IN
forty sye thousand dollars OF the Bonds OF The orsiS
SOL holder, Of the New Brighton Association. WHICH
nsr. +. nov due sbsst the OF SsiaUOo the pay
ent OF which secured Sy mortgages upon all the re-
n, i,I,,- of sad a>soctssion-
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T Elias Wilbur, grocer in Rochester
committed suicide on the 9Th. by hanging himself
While under Influence of depression caused BY Pc
cln;ary etrbsrrassnents.
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New-YorL Cn.i, Tailoring E-tnbli-hment'

sI1 Ful;on-s,ree;, near Broadway
Where particular attention Is paid to cutting Pants IN
any style may wish and made at the short
notice. of Diamond. Vine ard Bend
street Beavers for OyercOats, made TO order Ia style
surpassed by and price. to suit the most cono
zeal Ase our usual full assortment of Wcst-of Eng
and French Cloths, together with the WOODEN, Velvets
Ca.hnrre, Brocade and stter Silks for Nestnss, CON-
pr.,-s As full an assortment be- found IN the city
Strict pg octualty observed filling orders. Cash on
delivery. and abatement o prices.
RZThos. persons IN vant of i good aud fashionable
Overcast moderate price. invited TO Gull ana cS
anime our style quality before purchasing elsewhere
as Mr. Gayl-rd his whole attention to the cutting re-
pnrtncnt whose name guaranty Tor hrst-ratc
4, 81 II JIG BDOrH. Agent.
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,p,o,vTuryTs BY THE GOVERNOR;

wf1L1An r MrlLEs, of Frcdona an lamp. MI r, IL
Chanccfy Tor the county OF
Hrea McCuLLuM OF the city Of Albany, Mea'urer Of
cod and Timber for the city and couny oil albany IN
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Dy ORDER of Ashley sampson, Esq. ono Of The

DY ORDER of Ashley Sampson, Esq one oil the
ID Supreme Court Commissioners residing III nc county
of Monroe Notice hereby that au attachment mas
.sued against tho of Martin X. Sblcy nou resi-
Deb due proof TO him pursuant to thn ufec
,ion of IN. statute CONCERNING attachments against alb
sconding concealed aud resident Debtors and thai
the same III he sold the payment OF his debts unless
appear aud sc"gc the said attachmen accorcng 10
los. WITHIN nine month, from the FIRST publication of this
notice and that the payment of any debts due TO hun by
residents of this State the delivery 10 him or for hs
nse Of any property within this State belonging 10 nm
and the transfer Of such ProPeryby HIM, are iotd
den bv law and are void Dated Rochester October H.
1871. }. ID. HUSBANDS oil Rochester
oio Iaagm At'y for Auachisg Cfedi'Orsi
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Nl nric D

At Lima, Livingston co by Rev. John Barnard, IT, Mr.
WELLS. Of Avor 10 Miss Mar SOPHIA CIRCUIT of
the former place.
At Richmond Va Dec > W. J Bennett, Of Charleston.
C. TO Mss Sarah Frances Rutherford, dnas ter OF
Col John Rutherioo-l
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G- The country residence of John Taylor
Cooper, Esq, at Cedar Hill, miles from Aloe"''
vas consumed By iise on Tuesday night
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II Christmas comes but once N year."
Make ehoice selection AT the Bookstore Of JOHN P
HAVEN, No 1879 broadway. between Fulton an Dey
streets will found greatest variety ,f rich and
Books cading splendid Londos annals, Bibles
Prayer Books. &c and other books suited to
Please look in.
n BAH valuable Books for sale in market may be
had readily this store a lw-
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SUFRMAN'S LOZENGES.

81 F. + NV = LOLLIN ULO'
HyyDENCEs az their great worth III relieving
Il Cough Colds Consumption, Whooping Cough, Asth-
ma Headache Palpta,ion, LowHess of Spirits, Worms
and all nervous Diseases
Danl ". Frye Esq No. avenue
Mr. RAIDER Is Chatham the famous scgar dealer,
Mr. 3. G. Stacy, mahogany dealer,
Gel f. :. Benson. 2l9 Blocker ST.
Benz Crombe, 100 Fulton 81.
And many others been cured by them. Wholesale
and retail at Nassau lsS Bowery. 2l Rleecker' pr
Hudson - East Broadway and 49, Fulton street Brook
yr NIB imis
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BsLow-e ships, l bark, , srigs.
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aul7 Attorneys for Attaching Creditor, o. Walls

DYORDER OF Grove Lawrence, Esq supfeTe tonTt
ID Comm.sonrr residing Syracuse IL the county OF oh-
onis notice Is hereby given pursuant 10 the aiute author
ling against the estate OF Ahsoonulne
nv the aid Comm..oner the estate OF fu Cha;e o.
Fthiu in the aid county ahcondlng dentof ana INA
IN. ne sold Tor the payment OF hl' d,n unless ne
,ad ~, Chie and discharge the SAID ashne WIN
in three IN nts, from the first publication OF this NOTICE. ana
h the n,yment Of any deb, and delivery OF any property
% the d debtor OF for and the r,n.fer OF any proPef
y by him for any purpose whatever frbdfen ~ law and
are void Dated, the 9Th day of November lSil
VICTORY BIRDSEYE,
A.lnrnar for AtlachIng CL.1Itors.
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" Graham House, Barclay-.t. MISE

" Graham House, RnrcIay-st. MISE
TRAvER ard MRS. GOSS respectfully iuforn their
friends aaa the public that they have taken the veil
know GRAHAM House, hitherto kept ~ Mr.. L. Co.'S,
who retire-, ard having put II in excellent condition
FOR the winter prepared TO accommodate e" more
permanent RoarGers with Parlors Bedrooms only
reasonable erms Their Table will be supplied with the
best v.geakes Fruits &c that the markets Of City
AFFORDS while those prefer quiet, -mp. and natural
living and an un;axted by the odor OF Aco
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TRANSIENT Boardsr., per,ous visiting ths City,
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Wude, Medical Library, toited by Prof D.ugli'son, IL
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l. judge OF the Court of Common Pleas. notee Is here
by gwen pursuant to the provisions OF ne statute autho
I'm, a,chm.nt. against non sdent debtors that at
ent ,sued against the estate OF Joseph fsher
nonresident Of the of New York and that the same
vii be .od for payment OF his debts unless We appear
and discharge such attachment according 10 law, "'th
nine month, from the frs, publication of tins notice anu
tina, the of any debs due to him by residents Of
thu. State aud the delivery hm or for hi. use OF any
pror.r,y within th, tate belonging him and hstranser
Of such property by him forbddea by law and
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