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, 1842-03-26
OFFATTS VEGETABLE LIFE
!" PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERS.-

M OfF VEGETABLE LIFE
iu PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERS.-
The high celebrity which these excellent
Medicines have acquired, in curing almost
every disease to which the human frame is
liable, is a matter familiar with almost every
intelligent person. They became known by
their fruits-their good works have testified
for them-they did not thrive by the faith of
the credulous.
In case sof Costiveness, Dyspepsia, Bilious
and Liver Affections. Asthma, Piles, Settled
Pains, Rheumatism, Fevers and Agues. Oh.
innate Headaches, Impure State of the Flu
ids, Unhealthy Appearance Of the Skin. Ner.
vous Debility, the Sickness incident to Fe.
males in Delicate Health; every kind of
Weakness of the Digestive Organs and in all
general arrangements of Health, these Med
iclnes have invariably proved & certain and
speedy remedy. They restore vigorous
health to the most exhausted constitutions
A single trial will place the Life Pills and
Phoenix Bitters beyond the reach of compe-
titlon, in the estimation of every patient.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, at
VIM. B. MOFFATT'S Medical Office. 375
Broadway, New York.
N. Ii, None are genuine unless thew have
the fac smile Of John Mofiatt's signature.
" The Life Pills are sold IN boxes-Price,
IS cents, so cents, and 81 each, according
to the size; and the Phoenix Bitters in bottles,
AZ 81 or 50 each, with full directions.
A supply Of the above Medicines for sale
by ID. G. EDWARDS, P. M. B. Green.
VIM. LUCE &Co. Louisiana.
WIrcHER & SrALEY, Ashley.
, 1842-03-26

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
II has obtained from the Clerk of the County
Court of Pike county, letters of Administration upon
the Estate Of Burch Vermiliion decd. bearing date
the first day Of March 1912. All persons hay-
ing claims against said estate, are requested to exhib-
it them in one year from the date of said letters for
allowance, or they may be precluded from any benefit
of said estate; and If such claims are not presented
within three years from the date of said letters, they
with forever barred.
RESON VERMILLION, Admir-.
, 1842-03-26
EXECUTORS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all concerned, that ~latters
~ testamentary on the estate of Henry Inloe deceased,
late of Pike County, Mo-, have been granted to the
undersigned by the County Court of said County
of Pike, bearing date the 9th day of Feb. 1912.
All persons having claims against said deceased are no
titled TO present them for allowance within one year from
the date Of said letters, or they may be precluded from
the benefit Of said estate, and if not presented within
three years, will be forever barred.
GEORGE MOCK, Exr.
Feb. IL, 'I2.-3t.
, 1842-03-26
FINAL

INHE undersigned administrator of the es.
tate of Daniel Adams, deceased, late
Of Pike County Mo. hereby gives notice to
all creditors and others interested in said es.
tate, that he intends 10 make a final settle.
ment OF said estate, at the next Nav term
of the County Court of said County.
Feb. l9-4t. THOS. BLAND. Admir-.
, 1842-03-26
Pc
Battle of New Orleans.
BY JESSE E. DOW.

BY JESSE E. DOW.
Din of arms and trumpets clang,
Round b~elergued Orleans rang,
Martial drum and piercing fife,
Called the Patriots soul to life.
Fathers from their children turned
Every brest with vengeance burned,
Aged men with hearts ofsteel,
Started at the tocsin peal;
Mothers babe their sons defend
Field and flood, till life should end;
While the war-horse prancedin pride,
By the KING of rivers side,
On they come, their banners fold
Beaming bright with arms Of gold
Led by England's bravest knight.
Painting for the coming fight,
See their long extended line
Ger the dark green prairie shine,
While the never ceasing drum,
Cannon's roar, and bursting bomb,
Piercing shout and clang of steel,
Dying groans and noisy wheel,
Bids Columbia's watchful chief
From the mountains bring relief
Now they meet in war array.
Clouds of smoke obscure the day,
Roar of dread artillery
Makes the raven coward flee,
Now the flower of england turns,
Rockingham with anger burns;
Thoughts of booty or of beauty,
Cannot make them do their duty;
On his lip the order dies,
On the plan the warrior lies,
Ger him bounds his flying band,
Spite Of threats or stern command,
Leaving victory and spoil
To the soverigns of the soil.
Britain's matrons long shall wall,
When they tell the mournful tale,
Aged men shall drop the fear,
Ger their first bern's early bier;
Orphan child and wrethed wife
Long shall hate the piercing fife
English lords shall blush with shame,
When they speak their Hero's name.
Long shall Orleans battle field,
Fame in rich ~profusion yield
To the chief who saved his land
From the spoilers ruthless hand.
, 1842-03-26
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

undersigned Administrator of the estate Of
= So. Kent, deceased, late of Pike County Mo-.
hereby gives notice to all concerned or in any wsy in.
.erested IN said estate, that tho undersigned admin.
istrator wall apply for a final settlement of said GO.
'a.e at the next May term Of the County Court Of
Feb. l0-4t. H. r. KENT ALL,
, 1842-03-26
PUBLIC HOUSE.

TINE subscriber has opened a house Of
Il Entertainment, at the Stone House on
the West side Of the public square, in the
Town OF Bowling Green. He will do all IN
his power to make his house the travellers
home, in its literal sense.
NOAH ATKINS.
Bowling Green, Jan. %, 1842.-6t.
, 1842-03-26
NOTICE..

A LII persons having claims against Joseph G
- showalter, nm insolvent debtor, are hereby mott.
ned that on the 18th day of March next ut the eount.
ing room OF James w. Booth in the town of Cl.rk,s
v',ie' the undersigned will proceed to liquidate .pd
n"Jnst the demands against said showalter, and pay
The same star as assets have come to nv hands.
Jan. g, Pm pie Conn,x
, 1842-03-26
TOBACCO.

lINHE Subscriber wishes to purchase from two to
Il three hundred thousand weight of loose tobac.
co, for which he will ray fair prices. He has also
constantly on hand at his mandatory in Prairie.
vile, manufactured tobacco of all descriptions, from
10 to 50 cts per pound-which be will sell low at
wholesale or retail. lie has also on hand q supply
81 IRON and steel, which he is selling very low for
cash.
GEO. W. THURMOND.
Feb. S, lS42.-tf.
, 1842-03-26
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

Books, Rlaul chc.I.
Pamphlets, g DccJs u-..
Circulars, 60 Noso .s"seS
Cards of all kinds, IS RiIis crc.S
Ladins, sheriff.. ~"t<
Horse, and BILLS. Clerks. and pr.X
HAND Justices
FANCY N ORNAMENTAL. ~INrrN
WILDE done expeditiously on reasonable terms. n.
III RADICAL OFFICE.
, 1842-03-26
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

VTNHE undersigned Administrator of the estate of
Il b. Mullikin, deceased late Of Pike county, Mo.
hereby gives notice to all concerned, or in any
way interested in said estate, that the undersigned
Administrator will make a final settlement of the
estate at the next May term of the county court
of said county, 1912.
Feb. l9--4t. W. N. WALKER Adm,,
, 1842-03-26

A3 IN ASo W luC -D600I0 -
H1M Missouri as a valuable IL
improver of racers, sad.
die and harness horses, and this being his 6rs,
season in Missouri, | have concluded To os'
fer him upon the most liberal terms. eiv;o.
all ar opportunity of improving their stoct
in which they have lately manifested orsa,
interest. ~
DEscRIPTIoN.-Sailor Bow was rai,sd h.,
Maj. Branum Of Bourbon County, Kentucky.
he is eight years old this spring, full fifteen
hands three inches high-a fine bay comb;.
ming in great uniformity vast strength and
action, remarkable gaiety and sprightIines,.
with black legs, main and tail.
WILL stand the ensuing season NJ the s,o..
bic of Merry ". Bufords. in Pike corniv.
Mo-, on the stage road leading from Saint
Charles 10 Palmyra, five miles south east of
Bowling Green. fifteen miles north west of
GAINESVILLE on the road to Ashley, and will be-
let to mares at the reduced price of seven
dollars the single leap, to be paid at the time
OF service. and twelve dollars the season. and
fifteen dollars to insure a mare TO be in foa!-
payable as soon. aseasccrtained, or the mare
transferred. In either case the insurance.
money will be due. In every instance one
dollar to the groom. The season will com.
mence the 18th OF March, and end the LIST Of
July, lS4L Pastures gratis for mares from q
distance: grain fed on liberal term.
Sailor Boy by Jim Croper. he BY Sir
Charles. he by old Archie, dam Marshall
grand dam Marsk, gg dam Shark. For Der.
and other particulars see bill.
MUSE SANFORD.
March 5-tAp.15
, 1842-03-26
EVERY VARIETY OF
JOB WORE
Executed with neatnes and despatch,
On rery reasonable terms,
FOR CASH and C.4SH ONLY "
NOTICE.
March ~Ap.

~ o,ics is hereby given tina. on the 4th day of Jan
Naa1y next al the Town Of Painesvillc in the Coun
ty of Pike, I shall offer for sale at public vendu. ~.
personal property belonging to the estate of the ls,s
William A.. Chappelisr. deceased.
The sale will take place between the hour, of ian
O'Clock IN the forenoon and three O'Clock in the amer.
noon OF that day. Terms Of sale: for all sums of three
dollars or under, cash for all sums over three dolI,,.
a credit Of twelve months will be given, the purchase
giving note and approved security.
Dec. 1876. W n ,oNc
Administrator.
, 1842-03-26
ORR

WILL pay the market price for Pork, weighing
L over two ~hundred, delivered at my warehouse,
in Louisiana, cash.
Jan g. 1912. w. X. BURBRIDGE.
, 1842-03-26
SALT.

SALT.
NOW in store and for sale $50 sacks G. A. Salt,
II at n reduced price to close the lot
Jan. 6, I'm. W. X. BURBRIDGE.
, 1842-03-26
SAILOR BOY,
The Renowned Race Horse.

HAS just arrived from
Kentucky, and is now q.
tered TO the people Of
Missouri as a valuable
sr&.@
, 1842-03-26
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

March S, 1912 -3t.
, 1842-03-26
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

RESON vERMILLION, Adm,r
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Reported Tor The New-York Tribune.
FRm.y April -

CIVIL COURTS
Ia thc supreme Court action brought by The Drid
ware Banh at Delhi IN h, state aealn, Jan-, Andre"s
recover him 80 asserted To have been len 100 s po
.~.t and which he bas clonously retained IN February
le the Bank entrusted Young gentleman named John ID
Frv Who about starting for Washngtonl with pack
spe OF money containing the question directed IN
The Cashier the American Exchange Bank M ils ety.
-h-h he deliver sshr passed through Mr. ? ."eafs
t,t he arrived the bark bad been shut up. n H.
being DESTROYS. the morning OF taking III 0c'pch
traa TOR Philadelphia he went % the defendants dry goods
,ore /. gresnw street The having been an old scquain
ance and len with b m the package, Andrew. promising
IN ,r-y i ~ the Bank on It's 0prnng l0OcDck, and give
n ~ The Cashier A.. never dd ant acses ever hasn.
-..,et B, Nuch ieunonv asofered and the character
of both voung DECLARED % be ertremey GOOD The
Jury rave verdict M favor of pl9uth Tor sltT ~ beng
principal and rest. thus presenting their belief hit de-
PENDANT took the money.
The action W. understand has been entered lin
n a Criminal Cour
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vhe sabbath scholars Mi.sionar' ~

~ ''' =. nib A-l.,-reirt 300 fhf 'lrNr
eel on >atilih Evening. AMI gun At -
. I'D '--'' = o. n. " COY, >c.frif.'.
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sl;,,I,ual,,. syicopherous.

I 7
noon D.. , book. tbout there's nothing BOO 't'
NFW-N0Kk, April ii'b. 1872
Sr TL,,. O., inform you that have iskeu ont sfi''
at.nt Of tae For h- MAX n.y. usilg AMI vending CD.
nr.paratos called .r Troop u, alter i- ti h-
ql Won iu rnsr uros M, i4hi, 30 using dny @ r''fs
which you pretend o. - wl br ound o h~ ir 'in ".
mime viii Institute immediate lssa pracr,in % =. p
YOU. al, a.. Walk 'iihri' vi
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Cleveland lacked only l25 and tie candidate for
Lieut.. Governor, Holabird only 100 votes ofbcins
elected
~ We see IT stated in papers at a distance
that Mr. RoosereH presented 10 ne HoH'e Of
Rcsrescntatres the Resolution Of Instruction 81
Me Legis1of,re IF NeW- York IN faror cf n
Repeat Of he D,dr,bution Lac. There must be
grave mistake here. somehow; for no such Re-
solutions passed TIE Lcg,sla'nrc. Who can eN-
PLAIN
II The Vernon, Baptist Journal i the title
Of new and hands weekly journal Just started
at Mijdlebury VI
~ The Hud,,a River Chronicle place. the
name Of Henry CLAY "A, the head OF it. columns,
a, the Wing candidate for,hc Presidency in 1874
~ EN.Prcsiicn, Vas BuEEr and EN-Sccrciary
PAr1Dlyo were a, Ncw Orleans on the llih. So
va. Lord MorPctn
~ Mrs Mason ha, published BLAcwooD and
the DUBLIx UNIVERSITY MAsAzlNg for April
The first contains a continuation Of the Northsru
Circuit, the World Of London, Caleb Strike
ley The Natural in Art Sir Robert Peels Pc
licy, and Five Year. in India. from which ~
have given copious extracts. The Dublin contain,
Harry Lorcqucr-ihcu new Editor, Address: Our
Mess. Oar Portal, Gallery with Portrait and
Life Of Thomas Moore, AID great variety o.
other eNcellet literary matter.
u The citizen, Of the Tenth Ward Wish t.
know wha, ha, become OF house bull, at me s1.
pcnsc OF the City which ul lately stood in front
Of the Street Inspector, oaice. Can any one i'll
form them
10 The Harrisburg Telegraph expresses a.
apprehension tina, the interest on the Psnnsylsa-
MA State Dcb, VIII not Is paid on the IL, Ut Au-
gust
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LAWYERS DIARY......Ap.h 70.

svyrRIoR Cousr-57, 80. /. &c. 40 l24. ljl l3 49,
49, 80, l5f 49, 49, 10, a, ~, 49, d. ~ 49, I'D
l. Notices oi Trial. supsrisr Court
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Facts In regard 10 the Eighth Ware
Rl$rnou.

Las, evenings American contain. lucld and
cogent analyst. of the proceedings OF tie Loco
Foco Inspector. # tn Eighth Ward in caHVas'ins
the vote, Of tha, Ward. and dssr0y'He enough
% put the majority on the ,iie they preferred -
The statement Of facts with regard 10 tn can
vases n the several Distract. agrees sub-tanta.iy
with that given n The Tribune OF ia't Saturday.
from which is account Of the proceedings OF the
Board Of Canvassers - copied. The writer sums
up he case az follows:
To .rn1 no the whole matter ;; vii be seea
l., That io the Third District. the entire Wink
ticket W. vas rejected. because The name o.
;rihon, Compton va. posted over thst Of Jaue-
G. Noiet. while in the SIKH District, al. OF tie
L,co-Fors H. sef ". wa received and allowed.
with the exception Of the name 81 James q. Mo-
fct pasted over that q Anthony Compton and DO
the First ani second Districts l6 Lrco-t oco ties
Il. having the name. OF Wing candidate, pasted
over the names Of Compton aad Brewer, wer'
al, allowed for the Loco-l oco Alderman, and u
for the Assistant.
I'd. That Mr. Sirarahsn. ore Of the Inspection.
Of the second District. and Mr. White ct the 6in.
a. Ward Can,a..ers voted FOR DESTROYING tn three
tickets. the second having rctursed one pre-
ci.eiy similar. a. lcfc-'i 20 tho Clerk. Otter
3D. Tia, rejecting a. the pasted tickets. NT.
Gedncy J.. elected Alderman by a majority Of :.
and Sweet bya majority of ,.
ith. Thsi aiisvmg al the pasted iicsc'.. Gcd.
ne, j. elected Alderman by majority Of !. and
Brown. Assistant by majority Of J.
Ia my next. viii furnish few legal common
tares upon thi. state Of ildn.-. drawn from the
statutes and the decisions II the Supreme Coeit.
and shall then eavc il to the impartial reader to de-
terlniae whether any fatrt t.cin.csi WegGlly
or informally" exist. IN relation 10 tie Eighth
Ward election. or whether a deliberate! Illegal
can,a., ha. not been tesortcd 10 to defeat the Nil
Of the people. NbnEI
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n,,i... ,t tr Sur.n- pattern equally lsi ini 'N'.'
w.t, rn,., costly .ltr. and possess Dbl, 'I ii' ''
,np.a-an,c K,epn. mn l',o7a'ni' OBJ a.'.'l -,
.,.r ara Mole,A.n Has. IN ah' article OF hH, N.,.
H.. al - new offered. they ann To 'Ns'" 80
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n j. ". Mason viii

n j. ". Mason viii publish To-day. the 2li .a..
The American Edioa. n he follow NJ M4gazines fr Apr
received by the Great Nesfrrn
Bisckwnod', Mas arlne, e.
Metropolitan Do. S.
B@niley's Mi-c-llsnv. With Illustrations s.
Dublin University Magazine. "
=. The oadon QuarieTy,' AMI "Wrstm ins'er' Re
in pres and vii. = puhl,hed on SATURDAY the
)Ath INST.
\. r. To Lst-T~o large and commOllou. L-ls o,s.
l02 Broadway Inquire AZ Republication Oics bass.
ueut rooms, corner PIB>sl and Broadway. a2It'
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II Nj John Orscr. after requesting publish IN
,ni.cslion iron the suspicion OF pPesyng, ~ winch be
admit, the substantial rxVrH Of our statement with rcgsn
60 bit explains that the matter was intended As 'o!'
Las pros urd the ct surrous attack ON Us ia The
p4nrr uoucsgei % Ton Lloyd. wherein We arr Vunds
accused o ssi0od lie W. ~, improve his character by
: nirad.clns himself ia tbs suaEner.
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Tho rcmaindcr generally have sim picking'-a
few / 900 to s. 900. but the larger number from
1900 down to a..
~ There were 3,OCG O9ii bushels Of Grain
measured IN thi. city in lGil valued at = 1928
734!
CoNNECrIcUr-The oficia. canvass for Go
yernor al the latr elscfiou J., a. fol lows:
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An AoE~r FOR the ale Of ihs paper ana The ANss'-
,.xI,Hoefg e santsa evidence, n. L. 10 commence
OH MONDAY, ilc 18Th instant
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~ For Literary Notices, and an Asse-
citation article see First Page.
o. For valuable article on Ahghanls-
tan. from tbs last BlackwoOd. see Last Page
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The Can.e OF Protection.


Sam ia. decisive expression Of the Merchants
.r,.. ~, favor Of an adequate Discriminating
T.rE and tine corresponim, demonstration Of
Sine 7b0puopd citizens Of Baltimore, headed ~
ho lra8inr Loco-F oco- Of that City. 18th similar
indications from he Producing Gas Of this Sat-.
Pcansvl,ania. ani 'he whole interior of the Coun-
try. the eneuies OF Protection have greatly modi-
fed tieirt,ro a.d scerned to relax their erertion-.
Tie Aliaav A,.a. E. charv oven Of its in,idiou.
tabs. the b.. ,a Post prole.sc- to bc.fayorable
... .i.l;.,,,.. Ta,.4.' and even the Journal o.
C,,..-oc-ce la. al,,ed something of the surercil-
...,o.. and i,a,,..,.urab,s .elfconceit with which
3. ,,,. won, n, treat the arguments for Protection.
IT,. V,.li,r,,, Globe. Richmond Enquirer and
C...c.to,, ffa,..., are nearly all the Journal. oi
note ,b.t sill make n business Of advocating the
.,,r,.,d,r of ,,,r market. 10 European cupdtv OF
t.r.,cr term. our r.v.. shall see fit to prescribe.
Bu, .et 10 one b.. deceived by this apparent spikins
ra,,,rer,. The sd.cr.a,i.s of American Inter
.,.., ,t;. ,,,.,,,, 80 blipJly hostile a. ever
tby Jo n., care 70 agifa,e the matter before III
p,o.le bp, they are bus, in bringing influences 10
t.,, ON Coue,c..,, defeat or frittcr away the
p,o,oc,;yc ,rov;.ioos or the new Tariff; and fail
bod, there. they will do their utmost by entreaie-
add hollow proni.es Of support to inducc IL,
pl,.,3c,,n Vcto Hs bil We warn the friend.
,fprotec,ion. therefore. no, to be lulled into f.
,,I .ocuri,y D., this dece;trll a,a,hy. Now is the
,...:.f ,.,;l ,.l.,, ,,,,oy Il. crnpantly u.ress,-
p, l,..,.,;.. r a.. Pc.
c. ~. -. ,,,.,..,, .nI S,o,e moot.
... T.. .,.. r,.,,, and ,,,o,,o,;al, goino forward
10 ''ns'''' nom every ''.as' ana "''s ''0'''
any ''"',' "'"'''' "",'.o'' D''' '''" ~
"'' 10 "'''' '."''
gan ~ "' N-' I"'W 40 ~ i'"'''' V'' .'
f'"'"''''' ""'"' " "' '""' - '''' ''''
drawn h' H' can ~" h'' "''7 "'o'N ~ 1"''O III
m" 10 signing H. linen "' oe "'""'''u 9"
''''' 10 '''' ]" " ''''
l...
..;.,,. :, .,,.o. f,.,, ,},
mas. If ,bo peoule IN, hose and .ncw Of the
l.,4 m, I.,,,, Tine name If John Smith. hat |
UNI. :,;.,.r , ,o,. have ,,,orc |
or L.. mi, c,. |
''''1.'' '''" '''' ~
JOIN. on ''' ~, W ''.,..;.
''' ' ,-.. -, and |
l.....,,o. J.c. aud l,uol a,
''', .c,o.lauo,s
''. "''''.''t III ''''" ~ b ,:;..c,,..
''''n'' vi N'N'' '''
Struggle approaches Inc event, q" wv "'N'
weeks VIII great! am''' WV PV''' ~ u" NV
eminent Tor year =" ''''''' ua1...,.',.
!" the so'o "''N '' .1
ana success VIII 'P''''' ~
Prosperity Ice I''t'i'" u" "'' '""
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sEcoSD EoAsD

Tho Bank or Kentucky "a. Da..,d several fe~s1"r' n
relation 20 the fraudulent ,'ock ofhe bank 'ssed y l'''
Among Others, LAT ts esrnng. Of the basA upi' 10 j"
July 1872 AMI hs future earnings o'sr 5ef cent 'a Do
.et apart ga d % pay any .o.. rom i.ess fraud. That
ihe iash u psrr.a.e such H1ck Boz iIe bands of anpe-"
holder. That tie bank Will recognise iie 'i0ck s-c
hans AMI enlarge %, capital OF The bank 10 DO" extent o
81 oo00os TLaa ssiof stock books b. opened am al
,,.ck. transferred O,her resolution. The minn.f 10
ch hoers sbs prove ihenselses unaware Of he ifsn'
n tie .sue. aa5 proc'0e tl~ prm oi The an is'' S'
Tn toll pad Albaay the Slh ii" hr'' Jay o' 10"
OPENING Of the canals, was s3Ns -
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sobrictv aud aEIpp!ne--.


fsr7.,' .,...- >,,s la,l Al naeaa'y p, 'h- .,.'r
......, ...i .f'.tre lrf ltHf.t
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= II ss that the VITO makes Two Dlies 20 -rass
ro vs.r@ but one grew before Dr. riaciOr OF man
rt Much more nav he b. called benefacior DO Shows
ahe-. h.alth nav b. found yos by mprudent er1o-
- h. the late gnpsasant weather, have contracted cold
,,,eoi u NJ cou "a SaeraaIs Cough Loz~ngrs Will a.
.nrly cure you II the coi1 offended WIKI dtclliy o.
breathing Or rheumatism, sherman. Poor VANS Plaster
M -.a0ve H. and only Twelve and hlit c-uts Head
,-t4. are removed eW minutes by stermsms tamph-r
o,enge. In stori YOU hass any b0iy IT, Or. sherman
H. ,uaa Who viii remove y. Dr.. >herInas = erp Sat
,v the beurscior q h. knd may b. 'een BY ons
rho Ak pans ~ sist bs Vsrehou-., ITO Nassau
,~.et xh>r- nav l. dsg hundreds Oi tie afflicted
md >e vLo have been tenefu-d by TIE sreses iscoS
cry 0t The 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-23

Comn,erciai and Money Matters.

FFIUITl 7. VI
Iuere VA. ar amount % asness al ue Brokers board
today and le advance .l .t,ck, CONVINCED. De- lil4
improved u pr ctnti Mcdaniel BAH Aaerca /;
AnisacaD Exchange Farmer, Ian pef ce.t oa Doe
last ,ai- Long BLAND Mohawk il Canton 1. Ne are
iearis bat .lngs Advancing TOO last, and ihat rs-c
Ion Vii lake pace sna CARY stock bAck nay u Old prce
81 raie .ac, dc ale, Lot ysry extensive, bat on
hrm rates STATE .Ers 60, improvement Of pl cent
Five, 1885, o.. ono skies Co. pr advance For
ksaflr,y bond, Co. were offered. Pcnr,yl.1r., 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-23

HY.Fisz HoKrHoCSD CAsDs--ga-r~ = ~ mistake y
The curative powers ihs rrse~r, winch, ~ IL
.tru.c value has silently but snreiv u way pubic
-onsisnce I, us>t tn most respectable famil.
Id III. CIV IN. counlry a ufsbie Of rpei al
seas> srerl ng ibe ar passage, such cafsrh,
throat 49, 81 VOICE, vhooping cough. aDi ih- early
.isgss q consumption. Apply a. ~! Broad~ay cCrner
Howard street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-23

GoUgsLDs POCDsEs >CsTLs-fhls pc - al % VIII pr
rr rtal n-u'-rses is~faiics- hair from tIe s-,, ace
l. The inventor trsie. our pr-ssnc~ ana draw. -
H. sleeve from arm is- b~aFs be applied powder
and % I've The spot Wa as smooth = lady cheek
prov .drncr Journal
T.. above powders u be- h.d al nr yns ofee "
wa.rI-s- tp1r from BrnafEay = PER be!le and al ~
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-23

Ihcro were % scaitcrlng votes
Cleveland lacked only l2j and tie candidate for
Lieut. Governor Holabird. only 100 votes ofbeins
elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-23

- The Harrisburg Telegraph expresses az
apprehension that the interest on the Pennsylsa
uia State Dcb, viii no, Is paid on the IL, IT Au-
gust