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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-06

Storm IN Ne,O Hauen. On Thursday
evening las. ihere was a very violent storm
in New Haven, Con, during which il is
said blue fish fell, thai were five or six
inches long! That New Haven is great
place, producing more comets and meteors.
we believe than any other part of !he world
The addition of showers of blue fish stag
gers our belief considerably. The story
has a scaly smell.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-06
OBITUARY

DlED-ln Liberty townshIp,on the l7ih
inst, very suddenly. Mrs. MARGARET
McMAHAN, consorl of James Nc VI ahan,
in the 50ih year of her age.
On Friday, the 22d, inst. JANE T.
daughter Of Peter aud Anna Blackwell,
of Derry township, IN the 22d year of her
age.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-06

More Forgeries.-A system OF fraud and
forgery has just been dircovered in the
Auditors Office of Illinois, by which tha
State will be looser 10 The amount, it is
said. of three hundred thousand dollars.
The perpelralor Of these forgeries is Mil
ton II. Walsh, young man who had been
a cers in the office of Treasurer and Au-
dilor for several years past, has hithe,to
borne an irreproachable character
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-06

She should haze Pension. Prince
George county, Md. on Saturday night last,
lady gave birth to three children, two
boys and girl, all Of whom were doing
well and kicking. That is what we call
raising up materials for ou- country's
defence, and Government should provide a
bounty Tor the parents.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-06

On board of the barque Adario, recently
arrived al New York from the coast OF
Africa, are two Krewmen, brought out at
their own reques, to this country. They
are fine looking darkies, ,boih having stripe
running down their faces, from the forehead
10 the chin They are coored gemmen' OF
distinction in their native land
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-06
LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining al the Post Office Blooms
burg, JuIy lst, 1912.
Andrew Crevlin, Camilo Carrado, John
G, Geiger, Lawrence Garvey, Jacob Rog
els. John Reakirl, Melles h elder, Jesse
Elizabeth Wsener.
JOHN NJ. MOYER, p, NJ
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-06

No Damage Done.--A Western paper
in noIlcing an accident which happened to
horse and wagon that iumbed from a
bridge into the stream. says they were both
recovered. The wagon not a. all injured,
and the horse as sound as ever--except that
he could not brealhel
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-06

wzszE1r-e,s-n-e7n
Great Fire al Rochester. ". M-Loss
of Hfe-O On Tuesday morning las, first
broke out in building nick named the
'DublinCastle, during which a girl perlshed
in the flames. There we've several families
severely injured in escaping from the
flames with a broken arm, another
with fractured leg, and the third with
her back severely injured, if not broken
There were but few men at home being
mostly absent in the country harvesting;
some that were there, sustained mure or
less injury. A man moved there the
evening previous, who had 60 soyereigns
and gold watch. all Of which he lost
himself escaping by leaping from window
a, the expenoe of a severe confusion of
The head. A woman excaped by jumping
from window in the upper story.
This building, though not The subject of
any legendary tale, has long been noled for
The amount of human life it sheltered. /,
belonged TO Mayord Degrolf, of Schenec,a.
dy-was 200 feet long and 40 wide; and
in '35 was the residence of over forty lam
lies. Al the lime of its destruction, there
were twenty three families resident ia. ii
with an aggregate Of one hundred and
twenty children, ranging from inlacy 10
twelve years oiage! Add to This the fact
that large portion Of the children were
afflicted with the measles--that all, some
| two hundred in number, old and young
were forced naked AS il were iUto the street
and the scene Of distress may be imagin
ed.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-06

FENHOSE indebted to the esiate c of the late Doot.
III W. III. PETEsElS.N: deceased, either
by Note, Book Account or VendHe Notess
are hereby notified that the Notes and Account,
are left in the hands of IDDlNGS BARKLEY.
Esq. for collection where they requestedto call
and pay the same on or before the 18th day OF
August next, or they will be proceeded against ac-
colding to law.
L. D. RUPERT, Admin isirator.
Bloomsburg, July l5, ls42 4w--l2
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-06

There are abou, seven thousand negroes
n Washington city, two.lhirds Of whom
\ re iree.-A large portion Of the slaves are
pred from other places in the vicinity,
fhiehy from Marylaud.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-06

II ia said that the tax on every person.
pan. woman and chld-in Francois about
u year; IN Great Britain, $36 a wear
Pa in The United States about 81 year.
small difference, to be sure.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-06

hLEcTIoSs,--sIatc elections took place in Ken.
tSy Indiana, Illinois, Alabama and Missouri,
PAday' and in North Carolina and Tennessee
y took place on Thursday. In Tennessee, how
r. the election is only to fll yaconcies.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-06

The New York American says that
nearly half the retail groceries in that city
ale in The hands OF Germans.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-06

Mr.. G. A. Wilkins and Mr.. Robert
Sinclair, shot last week iu Orange count,
N. Y. one hundred and twenty-five wook
cock, in eleven hours.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-06
IlUNIINNIAIho

MARRIED--On the 2lst inst by VIM.
Kitchen, Esq. Mr.. SOLOMON PHILIPS,
to Miss MARGARET NlFF, both of Dan
vile.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-06
AYANKEE CHEAT.

| The following story is told in Partisan paper
The incident, it is sad, occurred in the island Of
Cuba The tale is an improbable one; and no doubt
originated in the inventive brain of some penny
lirer.
IA pretended American slave-trader arrived with
cargo of 600 negroes, all of whom he quickly
disposed of but in about three weeks afterwards the
whole of these new slaves disappeared in one night
and were never ag,in. 1t was afterwards
recolected, That the morning following thei-
evasion, the American sailed for Jamaica, with 600
European passengers. On making inquiries among
the planters who had bought these negroes, it was
learnt that most of them had become apparently
subject to disease, which caused various parts of
their bodies to turn white. chemist also deposed
that he had furnished the American captain with
large quantity of nitrate of silver. Hence it is
confidently inferred that the pretended negroes
were no other than SO many vagabonds of all coun-
tries collected in the American ports, who lent
themselves to this new species of fraud. This
is more likely, as, from their all speaking either
English, French, Spanish or Portuguese, none
sent to work in the fields, but were employed
in domestic services. Some few were appointed to
be overseers Of drivers, and remarked for the
severity with which they treated the negroes placed
under them"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-06

Great Fire in Nec York. The Ro.
tunda Burned DoWn.--We learn from
the New York papers, that on Friday night
the Ro,unda IN Prince street, Now York
containing the panoramas of Thebes and
Jerusalem, was consumed with lis con
tents.
few moments after the closing at half
past nine o'clock, Ii was discovered to be
on fire, and in less than hall an hour, Ow.
ing to the combuslibe state of the paintings
aud other melerlals in II, the interior was
entirely consumed In addition 10 this
loss by Messrs. Calherwood and Jackson
the owners. the former met with an
amos, invaluable loss in the total derlruc-
,ion OF large portion Of his ancien. relics
and original paintings, obtained willie on
his vislis to Mexico and surrounded county
The walls OF the building remain standing,
although the heat was severe that they
cracked open in several places. The in.
side of the building, with the circular wall
enclosing the flames after The roof had fall
len, presented the appearance of an immense
fiery furnace. The presumption is that il
caught from some spark issuing from the
lights inside that had been used Ia the
course of the evening at The exhibition.
The total loss is estimated at over $50, 900
but small pollion of which is Insured.
The building, as well as its contents,
belonged 10 Messrs. Calherwood and
Jackson.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-06

Governor Runnels, Of Mississippi, il is
'd' is about to join the Texan army, and
! Iii be followed ny many gallant spirit.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-06

At Cincinnati, on Friday last, new wheat
p the best quality was selling at so cent
per busliel
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-06

Military Elections
NAJ lLL be held in the bounds of the several
Wv companies comprising the lst Bat.7lst Reg.
sth ID. P. NJ, on Monday the 18th day of August
next, between the hours of 10 A. M. and p. NJ.
for the purpose Of electng by ballot,
One person for Captain, one person for
First and one person for Second Lieu.
fenant,for each comp. respectively.
lst company at the house of d. Gigger Monteur.
2d company at the house of ]. Lemon, Greenwood
Sd comp at the house of d. Pealer Fishing Creek
5th comp. at the house of E. Howell Bloomsbury.
9Th company militia, and Bloomsburg Rangers at
r. Hagenbuchs, Sedetown.
10th company at r. Mler's, Mt. Pleasant.
| lth company at Sugarloaf
The Independent Troop and Artillery at c. Doeb-
lers, Boomsburg.
The Orangeville and Rhoersburg Rifle coinpanyat
G. w. Abbots, Rhoersburg.
All commanding Officers of companies and other
persons holding Legal rolls, are notified that it is
their duty to attend the proper places of elections
with their rolls.
MICHAEL G. VANCE.
Maj. lst Bat. 7lSt Reg.
Orange July 26, 1912.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-06
NOTICE.,

Ms hereby given to all concerned, that have
E purchased of Joseph Grimm, one Mantle clock,
one Beaureau, one Heller two Hogs, one Bed, one
wing Table, and have left them in his possession
during my pleasure. forbid any person purchas-
ing, or taking them away, without my consent.
JOSEPH MAUST.
Hemlock, July 2, lS42.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-06

Gov. DoRR.--He passed through Cincinnati on
the 26th llt.-so says the Republican. He is said
to have been through Canada to Chicago, st. Lou
is &c.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-06
TAKEN UP ADRyET

TAX EN UP ADRgET
In the canal below Bloomsbury Basin. I
CANAL BOAT, called NICK BlDDLE.
The owner must take immediate care Of
her, or she will be dealt with according 10
law.
NATHANIEL WILLITS.
July 30. 1912
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
WILL YOU BELIEVE and live, or

PHILADELPHIA. D-ceGIi-.T. 1851.
Dr. Ja.ne-Dsa- SIR The astonishing and ailncr;
H-zcrinu beaefrFais elects your valCahic EXPECTp-
RANT bs resghDor, the Rex. Tr R1.tipg 1afe>2
faserSb5r 4r Impression On v rIipc thai consulting
t-lasts- -u e1il-
Pcactinperci Ne{cIas called upon F1i. and plrcta q!
..a!t ae,e>, and tod T0G E.t = Lied 70 tas
,5INTJ. vGa sis1Jis lav- cpod IEp9Tt fruul IT..
atiiait~g and f illis J,avi Thinks b~ sI"rc;.l
Sod. arsi yoGr sgecoraH; a0l no~ co:as .orfsa-d
ci>"rfaiiy y.i5 1,j ny promise.
Fc.7reutg aE y+si-> had -n crustan; .sier.r from
tii.zee;s tfari.t- Cp-gt pam greast. and dts
-gity a )-r7t.l.g liz a-f viCt cI!l- AID :ey-rs,
eFs-fsp-as aus 7li.re-E added - gTv ins>-r.. va
"riIaEvaE the .-css>- (lctsiiy
and s-rsatti bad aIiei thar ri.r,
persuaded lcoaia unt .ufIvs ur-Ss 1a.1r
-svt. Ciers ,.--ats-I r-.rtftly miserable
TEr-.ts dllaTzl- ttiet-f iiz llf.-
5ra@rcIue. -.i.slare. - Jrcy- ttF Balm
d Cead lnr,T poor a:zir-si b9r. &c., bads-1as-l
ONE ROT'flf a1-ze-1s.;,r E.,.zzt.p VI al H. ys;:;
toGi-. and n M gthat oiiua continued - o
=. tx laqp.et ~ >e7r1, s,r, 4 Ia uai- a Yr-c
czr 9tnc, 1Da c-. iavt s>i-. n -fsitz!
%d.. -rTt-;, 4 tItg -yn1. ans.
rgaiic 10 make my. c4ss known ii-fn - I
Tn-ss directing hGadres.,='a afflicted y i3aEs
.se-H. under tIr Blessings, %
Cos. lconsidsr 10 r=yF r'rcsarset: NJ lJie.
l-retv, r make Ec ;ii3s }etrr n TCur
siyautar aGi I'll. rx:el.jveiy known
}laa. t"ra be am yvi.s} !ans. fle -Ji dj3v~
acrGE;. refer IlerprGHfc. ai.e apry - seieT. AZ
5ty confirm III s1Te Statements. y II vs
them fzr-.l Grtlfrii ga!8 b udcce>arv E:TEs-6
~ .,-=-.5i. ..asi friend MARY Gill.
P-s3a-e,! aJ.li ,t.!l 3i=No n >oust.T'hiri re..;
Sod ,y- tie h,eut.,.s. y. Z, @>iNDS. pr.-cs Nos
.9aa3 100 F1ol wboleale ard retail. Aio sol
h; iRM 3 SANDS, j. co. No. -5 Br1s4,yya. C;ra,i;c
No. y Fas, B-,aNay, ot NlaFkst=t.ee;. Prcs
100. f2!iu
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
PY ORDER of Hon. Frederick ?. Ste

GRIFFIN s lliNENS,
- 9minM hItlrncys .or Artachng Cr.l.tgr.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
MIX! Mix. Milk =.
DURE MILK from Greenwich, Con-

q ntrtlcut No Diltry SIop or Brewers Grams "i'it'
thirty miles ol The Dairi
Tile inhabitants Of New- York are respectfully nioIed
tie Subscribers. formerly the firm OF Iiu>trG Mead
now is,ovt~i) having enlarged their D:iry Establishments
in order 10 the increased dern.n tor Real Country
Nik. prepared 70 supply ic'v more customers
with pure, healthy, and nutritious article. perfectly tree
from atiucraon OF any kind Beng the poueers IN nitro
dncng Natural lk into the cTI their long cxperisc" has
grabbed them give great completeness 10 their arrange
Ises and also refer 10 hundred, o families "he erc-
pared tocery 10 t-e superiority o, tie article aey iufils
is with peculiar satisfaction and coni1encG That
they canfcrr 10 Nw WORK MIX, Just published bS
Mr Lcayi; No II ton->,ref 10th Tor an anai sls ot tier
mix and positive proof ,tt The conditions necessary
c production a":rfilr 0od article, arr, Il re-
syec, their milk. rIn-l -'rupuior~y tulhlied
Price OF Nliln SIX Gents per OIIrt-
Orders NH. Willie pIanpty attended 10, By leavin"
The and number Of residence ar Nror,ie No Il
Bowery Mr. lluIas.r. ~ Bowc-y; Mr.. John :. Tayer
Brick Church Chapel; hlr. Levi, rappan corner OF tS
charge md ianover-,trsts and Ar '" Birisa iS3 East
Rrpa'iway.
wlierel large quanteesof MIX are required retrtga-
the subscribers, SANFORD MEAD
90 I'm E.SBDN tIt5STED.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
ENN.iII-ABLf, DISG0VERY.-Dr. 4.

4 CLif}k'S FeC4ca5!- Fooh Wash.zfor c.eaa,ir. arr
purifying 'ls -eti and yse,,siH ;se hral. ir pa and
~ he lace se-;F cnunferac cal
cr on;ii- e,1 and = extracting all orenes- aud
restoring ticTr To Pcrttert hea;;' ~ AMI 5=efing
guaz, .curvl guns, Tor iiteffG t!et"r' G1
.oose Other i-, 70 'ye the teetii and cu.
subject. Marranz! % coatal1 si=r acd> aikaies
Price=15 Directions u f1 NJ! accompany each
5oI-t..
Sold a; yeiaesee ard -etai by 4 B. & D saad>, Gene
raj il.a,s. - AMI lh0 FUton>ree rs BrGadHaY and
isastB BrusIwav. Mo .ei a-etaiI by H.. alcung agen>
Nos. 81 l7,i5, 2l2 2ee go ar5le Bower. aacor-
ne-a Betyery mi t1,-rs,reet, No, 12 2 4i55 aad
81 Braainay Mo- 81, e5 and 70 fIu>aa-tef: No.
rs a'i = GraId->treet Nsr 5io and +13 Gree.~ich
Nas. 81 anl! n5 Pear >JTet leo DT9n>tre. and corner
OF Th-d tTeuGc and - Marx Place, and Ti-i iyciue
renti-.treet fourihtre-r. s. Syth Areu1e, IS
CarI'ne--tree e2 jaur>-..re.t, = Cat'icrt>t-eet -
I-e.Ha r>fer 10; Clsustr~ci ~ CaIa->Jrrei, - NG!
berry 70 Slliyalree IS We>t Broadway ZIG Chailaul-
trs@ corerot Doyer and corner OF Iay and "ash1gt0n
-trc-ts.
y B-A ..,g Of he numerous le:ters AMI certificates
which haye heen received are printed or tlie handl,l
kept lrs,-ach agent. 10 H!Dl,"
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

seY GRDERzof Ashley Sampson. ESQ

] , one o h1 Supreme Colri Commissioners e, in
ilic Countv Monroe Notice - herthv girrn tint nj
tachuea la, >Sucda.aip,t the estate o. MARTIN X. shi
aou.reS,nt Deblpr on due lrooi 10 li, ur<Dasf ~
the directions 81 the >atU conc tui, 5itztacGt' i2ih
tilc VIII coid for tie Iavm'llI o Us e c1fT ~
Hnpcr anl discharge Tie >ii,! altnchnent heeclpI - tS
,yifl i. mouths You tho puhtgat0Ep pi is l5iies;
and thar tie payment ~: eb So. e. q, 10y ~,
ufn INN az tor h> ti-, 81 any
property WITHIN This State belonging 70 ll. and he itlS
ANY SUCH PROPERTY by ht-, ar' or,en ~ i' ana
arc yoht. Dated Rochester, October ~, l6il
J. ID. HUSBANDS, Of Rochester,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
6UDERVILL.S GERMAN PLASTER

E-tr1,t .:fec,ral remedy tor The (olion corp pali.
--Corp Gut. Brli, Burns, VeIun>, >al Rhcun. feyer
>orc>.>or- Throat, &c. "~c, rom oren sour '!!''
TL- Plaster lN> seven wears Hlt Greit
,iccc>> and r,c -Io make al tTH md vcrT
n-cii in ;ieir families thousands canatrcaty ts>ttiyH
trai i ie sufficient recommendation. Sold hy Mr. Cra
rner rrnprietor l63 Wao>tertre, nenr Hou.ton J. c.
Trans rs Bowery f. H. Trpp 67 Divi,isn-trest Mrs
Soarir. 4! second tgeuue: 4. B. Little, Houston
ard Canaons George Thompson, corner OF Hudson and
Clisi-trr rrherre.i.
Brooklvn-Mr N--al. 59 Sa>:au->t Mrs Reeds Thread
,r1I N...lln ..nr-- Er,n--.i- MI In
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

j , ottfe N>ncjae Judge. OF the Court dl Common
Plea, oi t. City and County OF N-ylofk, Nrcis here
giVen pursuant 10 the fruv>pns:o the siatte anlhor.
Mng attachments ga!>t ebtors, a attach
Inent laS i,'ned against The estate rt jonathan Gong
resident OF tie Of OHIO and same yyil be .oi
Tor c payment c ~ detts, ,cs, teappedr ami discharge
,c! attachment arcprdipg 10 9w, within nne moui from
tlltrs pn!icauouo TIL, notice; snd thatthr payment OF
E d"iis ie 10 un Ds residents ol tl slat aEd Dr.
si'y 10 GnI or tor H. Ne, ol any prnpcr e,ihH H'
-taeheiHngn 81 liH anila transfer niaug .Gci '~iPr.
Is 'y n ar, forbidden y iuy, and ,ot. Date! the
tin'.dyui January, l2it C.aNAGl-E,
a}l ldINnli Nftnrnny tIttrlLnn- Grr.llnr
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05


~ Medicine i, doing wonders. Almost every person WHO
buys iis article recommended by Others who have
rl II themselves, which speaks volumes in il, favor For
Dyspepsia Bro7ciii Coughs. Colds, and Consumption il
equal doe exist. We hope iheai.cts VIII turn their
attention 10 this valuable article.
The following certificate from M Ciastcncv. wto,aNi,
had been three low leave but ,tle hope
OF recovery, >hnll here speak Tor iscli:
AIr Covert-Dear Sir Mrs. Chas,cncy hastaken bottle,
o Balm oi Lie and my surprise !, moy IN better
health than haye known her 10 he Tor several years, She
h"en ailcrt wiiha Co1gf for fifteen YEAR AMI
hy may ty,ciGrS her lungs have pronounced ncnri-
be So. as several times beansoio that !iwa honghsie
could Hotrrcayer. her Couch, comparatively speaking,
hary pains OF i-lun.s have subs,
ae Mrs c. ata..n variety pt medicines 5utia> never
experienced much clirl She ha- from your valuable
Balm o Liz. Il i rom OF gratitude and tcciing
Others similarly afflicted, that wr You TN certificate.
Other mc.ncr> OF my family hayc u>ed II VIII. dec.:ct
benefit. am dear sir, >pectiuiy, yours.
EDwAED CiiSrENEY. Dcuggis', 40. Howery.
For by l. Coyr l3l Nassau =. under Clinton Hall;
a>o y e. Chacncy li0i Bowery SO Bost;, l3s Bower,
~ Waer>; broadway. ~ i,'nr .ioi>e - and Ice
Fulton Ea,; broadway 6t3 and III Broat~av, 30 Diyi
Son = II I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
| 600. 600 SlIEkMANs sil! I5s.,l.nsHs..l,!.s PeGr

Inrlhaeo Pain Or Weaknes in the back Lon> or Side
Neck Breas, or Limbs, ctlcctually curefbv IL
In Cnuuh> aud Liver Complaint, hcy afford ASTONISHING"
results Worn the lower ra of ilIe spine. they
the Piles and the back oihe ecks OF children teetAng,
viii give Immediate reiri.
900 coo sold vearlv and led superior all other
ras,ers and only p each See you get the genuine
Wholesale and retail G6 Mas. ~ \. Agents, lo6
Borerv :. F.as, Broadway. 273 Broadvay, 7 lIud>cn
Eu >rett RrGnkV IS I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
Teeth and Sweet Breath.
~. LE us LlG.Ill- 81 :. y.

I } SfIERNAN,S OiiRlS TOOTH TASTE warrant
Ell The best preparation cleaning and whitening The teeth
irving item brirlcy and preventing decay and palr
harden. guns. and mpar delightful fragrance TO tiie
breae Dr. Elliott the distinguished Ocuii>i, aud DE-. Castle
,e.ccebrar c-ist, ~ Broadway, U.eitprcierence to
all other articles The Immense ,alc l,> delightful Paste
has Utmost incredible. No any other article
after giving tli> iria Sold aiQs Mas 'nre.i ami BY
agents, SANDS, 20 Broadway and 4 East Broadway
Churcb, log Eowery and Rusnton K ASpInwalfs three
stores, fig I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
Iel ORDER of the Hon Michael IT.

, >!3Jefer, FIRST Judge OF the Count OF Common Pleas
tor tIe Cly AMI County OF NeN-N York
Notice j. hereby given. pursuant u la rrySoa>n The
statute authorizing attachment, Hgau,t naTrcltn lelgr,
that ali aiarhueutha, >>urj agHn.r the ChaCe,
Bo-tgt arc>nTto Pctcr,burg E Tire >fJai irgiia and
tat ti >a1e " Ia be- ssldtor tie ra,ucro bis ~ h5 u!ess
M ippcar and i,rHrge such atiacl,et. lccoru o. law
2,'ttt months from ic first pabicaouoi tn, uoces
ad thai tie payment ol my debts iirtul linn by rsrBS0t
l, state and tie delivery him his 0l any pro
.rty within t S,ac b-IDnglg him, ald ri7 as,r Of
10Y such property g lam. pFhddeU by law, aud
void. DaIcti tie ljj,l day oi january, I2i2
GRIFFIN < tIASFNS
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

T. E4NEE,F to the Lamc.-The Extinguishing
4 LINIMENr, Cure for Cliiblans in the Feet,
troublesome in the winter. and formerly 50 dfiicn' ="
cure Bt discovery Is now uu;o!dcd-the true RENE
cfiilblan<. wici tho
arc ucerai.r 4, cures burns freczes vhllows ana old
sores. II will not only cure but prevent hurli scad
rom hscrlng, II a2Tl'f Immediately; hcnG. no ainy
should be wLCtit, Directions witt. paIs Price p cents,
and rhblans, burn, ami ir'z arr.nted. Pe
lar-, ard pnt up by Amos liag-tt, OF Hollis, y. r.
Sold by the agents, 4. 3. Y ID. Sands Druggists, No 20
Fuon-st OF Gold, and 100 FuInn.,t wholesale
ans, retail Sold also \. b. Sands X Co. No. Z3 Broad
W. nd Da Sand. - Fast BrnaiSSaV.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
DN ORDER a Nathan X. Hal. T.,

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