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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-29
FOR SALE AND TO LET

.sQ TO LET-lmmediate Posse sson-Thc three lol, of
ia the Brick Store No New street. door Wall
.a street, has two excellent Offices communicating the
second floor.
For Sale Let the superior Brick House. No. So
Fourteenth street. Sixth Avenue, with base
and attic This House excellent, and viii be
changed for improved Property in the lower Of the city,
for vacant LOTS
For Sale, OF the best Pews in the South Dutch Church,
Murray street; also, one-f vi Pew in middle aisle OF
Dutch Church. Nassau street Each pew the pulpit
Apply at Office No. 9 in 90 Wall street, or to
w. A. CARTER,
mes lm.k 5 New street
$50 FOR SALElO small and 30 large larms mills water
&Spcwers of all stores public houses fact
real estate of all sorts in New Jersey low for half cash.
from New York One farm of sixty Ter st 30, and
OF 10 for $3.50 EACH three AMI miles from Pained
Ill on Vail al Courtiandt street. Saturdays from
twc-o,her days Plain ~ld ~ j. nj the Rail Road Hotel
jelS lmsc STEPHEN VALE, Agent.
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HOMO SUM Mill HUMANE
A MILLENNIUM PUTO."

HOMO SUM MILL HUMANE
A MILLENNIUM PUTO."
Such the literal trans alton of the sentiment of Terence
the Roman Poet and beaies the sentiments Of feel
ing which nR"d ss ssso st a S'si
Aud they TO Heaven whose eve. would ln.
remedy for trouble Of any kind physical mental
desiderum often sought for but seldom found Look for
in Thousand forms and step leads to the grave
The COMPOUND Extract of Hoehound made by j. Pcase Son.
a Division street has been the Of saving thousands from
early has been acknowledged by thousands
sumption first Asthma coughs colds affections
of the LUNGS and similar complaints. Il recommended by the
first physicians OF city and elsewhere Full directions
No medicine hA. acquired great reputation IN the same
period Of tre Ira, been before the public. There is
continually on the increase IL could be saved from te
horrors the first OF cold
buy few pscages from the poreo, or Their authorized
friends Remember and obtain the genuine Candy Each
bears the fac sime Of the propetors Peas,
Son. 80 Division street, OF whom can be obtained wholesn-
and retail
decentralization s. Aspinwsr. ITO Broadway; 10 st.
House; Sc William stree; E,eard eS Broad street; Tim,
Pastor 1856 Greenwich streets keafs 5 Broadway; Hays 100
Fulton street. Brooklyn. is lrnr
r. CURTIS, Veterinary Surgeon member Of the Royal
Veterinary Medical society begs to inform the inhabtan,s Of
New York and its neghbohood that he has Just arrived from
England and Intends carrying the practice Of the Veterinary
where he respectfully soliciis their support r. H. c.
has brought with him bis diploma and every other certificate in
menasofy icaonals from the different Professors these,
combined with 10 ys extensive Practice both town and
country will he trusts cattle him to the confidence and sup
r. s. r. r. G.. is had considerable cxpienee in the epi.
demc which has been prevalent amonsd cattle in England
Inning the last q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-29
DENTISTRY.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
on ryyE ppJrscrpay nP

ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE.
[From the Courier and Enquirer1
1NENTlSTRYlt IA not often that ps-mit ourselves
~ OF cuogv OF discoveries subjects which
do not wUn,n province. We have sufficient
knowledge to do IN the first place. unless indeed the obec
be visible tangabe and this the the
Mr. Leveit, Surgeon Dentist, who arrived
from London has brought with him methsd which he
has practice here, Of supplying the loss
real teeth by artificial ones without the Of accessories
such gaures springs ordinary
the when completed followed by inflammation
pain lie best describe his method himself We will
however add that patients whom he has provided with
sets of these Embellishments delighted
with that they have permitted him to refer enquiIe
them who do apply from Idle curiosity but with view
Of pro;,ing by the conviction actual examination viii
produce.
NJ. LEVETT. Dentist,
EGO Broadway. OF Warren
(Copy Of letter from Jndge Noal, to DR.. Leveu.]
NEw YoRK, May oath, l8i2
Dear SIR
both OF duty and pleasure that the of
artificial teeth tie principle of atnosrh which
you made for Lady family. has succeeded IN every
speet in appearance comfort and utility and has given entire
satisfaction. | am dear SIR,
Your obedient,
(Signed) NJ. NOAH
Mr. LrvErr, Dentist. m29 lm"c
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RICHARD NEEp. Com. Of Ds~ds. jels
DOCTOR GLOVER

REGs 70 inform those who have reesny .quired he has
prescribe for such require his aid usual Those difficult
and prorsced which require practical experience
have been the particular objects of his study The
improvements chemistry have into his hands
raj and important remedies which have escaped the ober
walton Of the less scrutinsng physician
Pr Glover. primary neaon enables kIn 2 keep pace
dca profession. The unsusectng should beware of
tha host OF self named Doctors and petende Of whom
aspire be authors Of little books subjects OF which they
toclly Ignorant .
Once, No 2 Ann stprvafe slh door from the
.-t.n,ra O 30 moi unNr
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HUMAN HAIR RESTORA-
TIVE.
THE HAIR OF TIE HEAD CAN BE RE.
STORED.
FAD THIS judge impar,ialy the testimonials bear in
m mind that offered, but fair truthful
The following will sui'ice-a thousand other tes-
IA be oitered-- .
3tter Esq. + RSI Fellow OF the Royal Scientific
Royal Scientific Institution has been favored with
specimen of Jones' Oil Of Coral Crcasa for The Of
testing nded qualities, and reports oowsWe
infinitely and tested Jones' Oil OF Coral CIrcassia
and find that OF compounds decidedly favorable Tor
nouhing, growth, danlu and CIV
ing dark 20 the hlr being Tie qualities most Re.
true and in vir.uc thereof award Mr. Jones the abov. tes-
monial.o (Sghed) J. 5. BAKER. +. X. $. |.
Portman street, Portmsn Square, London.
Sold by T. Jones, sign the American Eas,e 81 Chatham
~ " the reasonable price OF g. or shlins bot
tie Be carr u that L Jones is ssped IN handwriting
each labelts following igensl39 Fulton ST. Boekyn;
Dock Pladtpia ITO Baltimore st, Baltimore; 81 State
ST ALBANY: o State ST. Boston. jel imsc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-29
MEDICAL.
DR. SOLOMON HEINE

WOULD inform his patients and the pablic rhs h still adj
~ heres his original Proposition, 10 receive money
either for medicns attendance ax the patient satis6ed
with his improvement and would inform them that he hes
ed from AS Broadway No 81 Reade street, opposite
the Marshall House. where lac solicits the attendance the
long time under diseases erred By them lnenrsble;
SOLOMON HEINE, M. D.
For the advantage of all who wish attend the treatment
o. pr solomon Hsine. would state that the only Doctor
tne who has ever lived had his Office in Broadway Is
House.
This Physican this country about eight years
since have had the pleasure Of knowing him that
BY hn-he Is above the age Of IS years. the only
City and Ssato Of New York.
Sworn before me, this nth day Of
Of April, A. d; isi2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-29

tusNcH N!.s fAit@A ii, 10. Nassau street, .tosIi,
II, =. Cusi"a B.es-.-J. pONNAlsD X ?. OELAMOTTT
honor infonp their and the public
na hey have added TO their old esiab shmcn known
~ INV I'D. II two years under the firm OF j. Bo-nar the
great tho t door Of the house. and have be-
s-r1ig er lesser Saloons for the accommodation Of
r-ynt. p-~fies znd society drrnc-s
Tsy will p1y tie grestes attention orders fr Dinners and
q ,pr.. "a any rlr of the city
room. d Offices IN TIE upper stories Of the sane house
mas De mad "a tirem very moderate rents. Jei lms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-29
JHEAP HARDWARE STORE.

tn, Si,s;eas,! . 10Y eic,,g5 e' sprinS supply Of
r,sls fom Brmgslnn aHi Shothel. 'Posethcr with
tsi 90 eSfv iLoWEsT CXsii PRiCEs "'p"0a 10 OIL
a;tenii?r d. Country Merchants, Builders, Ceboe,
.Sc. !, solicited examination Of his stock and
I,ne i. confident they will find it 10 their inrres,
2 him with cal.
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q. r. & J. GRATACA7,
-, upholc,ery aud Paper Hanging Warehouse,

WEBB'S INTFVFtD HUKNERS, AZ sryrnty.hye per
w cent. less than crtcioe. Tho subscriber has
hand general assert ucni o the imported Burners which n,
Qc ~ the above reduced rr-s. i0.rsl discount al
lowed all dealers hes uity ot CsupAne At % cents pe,
,aion. Csmrlo.ted t's IS cents Csn md examite foi
yourselves no. ia Grs street. door ian Br,way
JAMES KINDS.
BAH Kinds Of Lnrs altered bronzed, gilt repaired
arr M. short, rat u.sfIr m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-29

WILLIAM ARNOLD. NJ d., UNSATISFACTORY
niorns his friends and public that he may be CONSULTED
usual n All branches Of his profession, his residence No
Warren street. m29 lmsm
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CAJTION TO INSURERS. !

NJ REP Ante an otnrrs, who nsirrd Ia the H1ord
" sire L. ur-nce Company, IN,rd advised aEin.
'.g ia - Company.
ne subscrbes irc.ns h duty inform the pdhlo he
nJtntev inir,i Ger rather lai tc t.e p"nliua for
s,rii,s hin) s Ia riaTc, cutlery aud Detroit
s1aing osi dizzy refused pay for hi. steel hsT
be &c damaged to unjust, Illegal aud aos.ic1Olc
Around, tist ue.. 4r,iciss
WE'VE NOT HARDWARE
thin.ug pobabiy ty groceries, crsck-ry dry goods
and as sysde s payment honorable clam
.c-chss ,ns, Judg. themselves. whetherf ieir
int. 81 20 insure in inch company
Y, -ri against and ii tho lEt
M "nrosction" fre psGivs. Of Hartford
the 5cfibcI iec bound add that G above caution Ma.
apple at9s whatever o either oi those Companies, but arns
The iari0a Fire iasrance Comptny" Of which J..
Teusi Prosiisud, an J,-l, 40. N.iies, S-srr;iry.
"A. II NFNbDSI.D. No. 20 John
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-29

ERENCH DYEING AGENCIES-V. w. Durham, 7t
Maiden ,ne, n. "; j. g. Reed, i5 Fnon ST. Brooklyn
- nca hat the above establishment has been N successful
them 'nncs. of finish and punctuali,y r. turning gos
Mcch,a md public gsnsray viii find 1t to their ad,
tAxe Ia ~. "a -. ther orders iei Imse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-29
PREMIER WIG MAKER.

IMPERIAL WIGS & SCALPS.
| CRISTADORO, 6AsTOR HOUSE, in Broadway has
y the Of Introducing The wig nusic
rnti-slv new inventions-,iz-rHE PATENT ENAMEL
LED PARTINGS AND CROW ~, and the shrink ing
SKIN GDS- AVER NETTi Nc. INVENTIONS that place
vi high in the estimation Of connoseurs, 10 be
promo rnced tus ULTRA OF the art.
The prices exceedingly low defy competition.
tn ,rsv
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-12-01

from which have endeayOred 10 supply those
who were not supplied.
In conclusion, Gentlemen. should the wisdom
OF your Counsels, fond 10 elevate the moral char.
acer Of our State, 10 eoghien lie youth, 10 relieve
Tic helpless, TO reform Offenders. to protect The in.
nocrnl, TO improve our physical condition, 10 aid
The crhiors, to reward Industry, aud to encourage
honesty int giity and morality, nnur will be more
grateful toyou for ihcse essential services lhap
Your Fellow Citizen
aud humble Servant.
J. NJ MOREnEAD.
EXECUTIVE OFPicg,
hateigh Noe. u, ls42.
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MARRIED

In York District, S. c., on the 9th inst, by
Rev A. Whyte, Col. JAMES A. GRIER, of
Mecklenburg, TO Miss JANE, daughter of the
late Nathan Moore, decd.
Fee received. May gentle breezcs waft the
happy pair safely through the trials and the diff.
culties of life.
In Cabarrus county, on the 18th instant, by
John VI Black Esq. Mr.. HENRY DeJOUR.
NETTE Of Mt. Pleasant to Miss LEWANA
NJ. McEACHREN, daughter of DR.. John
McEachren. All for Henry Clay.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-12-01
GDIa'lntfR:
Il Thursday, December L, 1912.
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY, of Acntucky.

E To enable us to lay before our read.
ers the Governors Message early we have
issued our paper earlier in the week than
usual. We have no room for comments.
S1he obituary Of the Rev. J. VIII
Hanson is unavoidaby crowded out.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-12-01

HARRISON, 90
Scattering 3
On motion Of Mr.. Bggs, of Martin, the
House adjourned until tomorrow morning
Ten o'clock.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22

The hrce leading na,i1us Of EaTope have in truth each
got then several plaques England has Afshanistan-
france Algetia-and Russia Circassa Not few viii be
inclined % say" serves them night y"
The French are in fresh trouble H. Algeria. General
Chang gunner has had battle with the Arabs which lasted
DAYS. The ch'ie IN # the desert usht bTayey. ant
the French lost hunl oi and fifty men, and oil
Gers. among the latter Lieutenant Seba>tan nephew Of
Mtlsha Srha tiaui Several other skiImshcs have
place and the French Obliged continually
the alert appears that If ans frlle submits them,
puneIei by he dependent tubes. The Flenoh feel bound
honor aor their allies protection and qucnty
summoned II various quarters, aAd engaged Ia constant
hOstIi
The news from China Is; that the Bh troops have taken
place called Chapoo but had lost doing
than any al ir. They teaching the Cinnamon
the art Of war; and that singular people have already
their old reched guns. II SAID the pre-
pairing pekn, and the Times gives ct that
a party h.. made offers 10 dehrone tie Emperor and 20
commercial alliance with England va shall
hear Il this
The Calcutta tells affecting anocloe II the
treat from Ghuznee -; The death of Lieutenant Lumsien
and ms young wife confirmed, and the details of their fate
narrated most melancholy and painful char
II Is stated that, when he fell des eaiey wounded
his young wife threw herself upon his body and implored
hm OF T. lea, hands the enemy
he VIII; last effort drew his pistols from his belt
put an end fist to her sultengs and then 10 his own
BEAUTIFUL EFFEcT-In Col. Wymers report of the bat
tie the British and Aghans, the city Of Can
permitted bring Major Generals notice admira-
tie practice Of the artillery under Lieut. Tuners guidance
every shot from which told with beautiful eject upon the
dense o
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22

Az INSULTING DISvER IN FAST TINEs-TmE Cox
PEorLE.-fn the year 1916, 1t will be re-
membeFed by many, that dinner was given at Wash
lngon Hall by the merchant princes of New York, TO
celebrate the restoration of the BOurbons. The Hall
decorated with flags, similar to the Asor House
late OCCASION and other insignia of royalty. And Gov
Morris commenced the speeches with this remark
The BOurbons are restored" This dinner, and the
Promulgated it, (although less obnoxious
than those at the Ashburton dnne produced great
sensation that the people collected in crowds around
Washington Hall, and when the dinner about half
the people made an Eruption into the room scattered
all before them down the flags and the merchant
princes had TO make their escape by the back door,
And upon the late ason the reporters, leaving
the had addressed the people from the steps Of the
Astor House, Tammany Hail. the City Hail. told them
OF the insult offered to the nation through the person OF
the Chief Magstrae-Of the insult to the public through
its representative the press-oi the nature of the chorus
which may be considered a commentary on the whole
afIi-the patty would have been turned of the
neck and heels merchan. princes, Lord Ashburton and
the whole OF them.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22

Joke of rather philosophic nature Occurred at tie
Camden Saturday last, the occasion of the
great race between Colonel Johnson's " Blue Dick and
the celebrated Fashion,, owned by Mr.. Gibbon.
At the conclusion of the race when the result Of the
heat had decided the purse be by the latter
Col j. stood convcsing with several friends surrounded
by number of persons curious hear the conversations
when he thought he felt unwarTanahe liberty being
taken with has pocket. Cappng his hand to the spot,
he grasped that Of another intfuded therein and holding
firmly he cast his eyes his shoulder to the face OF
lis owner. and dryy remarked, You mistaken, sir
Mr. Gibbons took the purse ,'-Ledger
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22

CrR1ors TRIAL rSpEn The BA>KRrPT Law
Tie parties John B. story, an lcant Tor the law
and Isaac Van Dyke the sole and ons opposing creditor
both residents OF the county Tue applicant seeks 4
discharge from iud,incn, II .5oo-the amount award
ed the opposing creditor several s.nce for the educ
ton of has dsug tier TIE aoy argued by e. H.
Adrian end Richard : Field. The Il tie opposing
creditor and samuel T. Hami asd Garrett b. " ali.
Tor the applicant. day and halt Vas consumed "a rs
consideration when It committed 10 the lary, who,
howe-er were uualic agree on verdict Tie case
consequence put down i'r iFa at tie No.ena -
term. which Is TO ic held IN Buriuslca.-Nrr .ns-
.eiek = v j. I.mes.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22

The RUNS OF YucATAN.-The interesting problem
of ancient Ruins the solution of which has long
baiied the ingenuity of the learned, and which has
Gently become the theme of very general attraction
through the popular volumes of Mr. Stephens, Central
America has might have been anticipated tempted the
investigation of another tourist to the almost classic site
of these my remains of former greatness We
refer Mr. Norman whose researches and explorations
have, learn, been extended in direction previous
~ visited by former TRAVELLERS where he has discovered
many stupendous and highly interesting vesiges of
tlqulty. His forthcoming work which appear the
LIST proximo,-comprng graphic and detailed account
of his researches, illustrated by effective draw
lngs OF the important executed IN novel
style, from sketches made the spot and including
collection Of Idols &c. (the first discovered, and
which extremely curious aud unique. us be en,i-
tied Ra,njies IA Tucafan." q. IL ii. q. Langley,
Newly OIk Pub!ishers.)
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22

We understand that several votes were cast in
some of the Hundreds of this county, for Mr.. Jones,
in wh ca his name was misspeit, and consequently
we're thrown out by the wing Judges, but which. no
doubt, viii be given him by the Return Judges TO
day. Hence II impossible to say whether Mr..
Jones or Mr.. Rodney has succeeded until the Off
cal returns are received.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22
Mn WEBSTER AND AMERICAN srocKs.-TI

Mr. WEBSTER AND ANERICsN sTocKs.-1he
London Times refers to a letter on American credit,
which Mr. Webster time since addressed TO the
Barnes and charges upon thai letter much of the coHi-
lence that was inspired in England relation TO our
Stocks, aud hence much OF the loss that has been
experienced by the British capitalists. The Times thinks
that Mr. Webster is the more bound take up the
cause of the creditors of the American States the letter
which he addressed Messrs Barings the 18th OF
October s39, induced many pers pns to become holders
of State Securities who would otherwise have avoided
them seduously." Philadelphia Inquire, Wig.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22

~. tr,nc - IN -, f I'd y fffd ~ ~ =
M. ,s a-e ~pe, oslu, staie 81 lndan ,fwefr
t.a. , and f odck, 90 Tie li das 81 heoen.~f re-
aud ,icnnn~ in iit t'N" 81 '''''
,.,r, ,t,r,-arf lai n bel l1 ift'rr 80
"a a.1na,n s,r 4' est hli ~ if i'o x 81
o -,tisu township 80 ii1ssn j Hf'h :" fan2r %"
ia 81 et cant,nin- - earth ttfen W ffii"n aiE e.
nf f Nta avn ~ lii - t~ sii at Jin -
lr, and f i ie aHtc efrf rd Its - lihft '
fi-f o. 't',r'i iia -aF I'lii " -
gef,v Aiafsla of - in'ttl1
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22

Canada alone has England, during the year ending
the lst January 1912, about fur millions cf d,ifars
and for what Of boundary disputes with the
nited states which might have been settled at lime
during the last fifty years. the conditions OF tie s;e
treaty; to su5due dIsorieIs IN Cauada occasoned by
acknow lodged OF msgovernmeut by the home minis
Try and ~ the provincial Executives under Their CON
troll -Qae6cc Gazette.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22

THE CANADIAN Cons L,w.-The Montreal Times
in noticing the bill passed Ivy the Canadian Parliament
imposing duty of IS. per quarter upon American wheat
entering Canada remarks that the law has been property
reserved for the ROYAL assent and hat can
be yielded refused precisely the British House OF
Commons Weld dissent from the policy OF admitting
Canada produce into Great Britain free of duty and
without asserting that to lie TACT which time alone can
determine hazard opinion, that Canada produce
continues subject to duty Great Britain. no imposts
will be sanctioned American wheat entering Canada
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22

r~rHow fortunate 1t Is f r the ca a-er - ne u
treasury system ih,, was repeated after TIE " hugs
got INFO power Ii II oEerat'n, lI leut'i'y
IN consequence OF any action 81 fTe-1eHt iF.'' 's
WI, e.de,s v,pN make cath that tie county ~as
never so badly of 81 l.. arc that u was "Ni Z
entirely :, the m,li.n Influence Cd. tic clr-sd Sub
treasury Il IS fortunate them oF iAe lame = aI mnca
abused system tina, tie Nhr- knocked II 10 '"e hei'
when they did Were 1t noS ia cxI-terce, tae " hiss
would make IL the scagesoat tor all the ess Vi Their Own
bal reasures-Dofre.' . ee Pres
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22

THx NoRuoNs.-We learn from the late English pa
ers that the number Of IN sc Geuded followers OF Joe
smith Is greatly the increase in Great Britain. Thou
sands are preparing embark for this country. 70 join
their leaders at the head quarters Of Mormonism-the
city of Nauvoo. Ii Is supposed tina; upwards Of five
tous and converts Normons have already grated
and that quite many VIII leave England for
America, before spring.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22

They WoULD>'r BELIEvE HtN.-We once heard a
story of being brought before magistrate charged
with some offence against the laws but the proof OF
his Guilt rested upon his own confession, the magistrate
SAID - was 50 great liar he couldn't believe HIM. aud
dismissed him forthwith Whether the same reasons
operated on the Recorder New ork when eob plead
81 ruiifv but was dismissed. unable 10 say but
certainly there is some similarity between the
- Raif Republican,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22

MARRIAGE OF CoUNT D'HaurEyILLE.-Thi foreign
nobeman whose marriage with the daughter of David
Sears Esd Boston, and whose subsequent cndeavors
obtain possession of his child after he had been de-
pve1 It's society," created much throug bout
the county, has understand, been recently married to
lady IN Europe possessed of immense wealth and high
rank and moving the first circles abroad
The Countess ID Iautevile, who has been residing in
New Hampshire Tor time past, order TO quality
herself for divorce that State has returned Boston.
and beng now released from the bonds of matrnony,
will probably figure conspcuousy at all the grand balls,
soies concerts aud parties of the The whole
altar another chapter Of real fashionable hfe-sran-
ger than fiction.