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Sherman's Poor Mans PlaS'
ter.

The best strengthening plaster in ths world,
and sovereign remedy for pains, or weaknes'
in the back, lons, sidsS, breast, neck, limbs,
joints, rheumatism, lumbago, &c &c.
Several persons have called ut the warehouse,
70 express their surprise and thanks, at tho al
mosL miraculous cures these plasters have effec.
ted.
Mr.. David Williams, of Elizabathtown, n. j.,
an old Revolutionary Soldier, was so afflicted
with Rheumatism, that he could scarcely help
bimseIf-thess PlasteIs entirely cured him.
Thousands of certificates might he given OF
their wonderful properties, but this fact of tho
enormous quantity sold, must be the greatest
evidence of their vttue. Directions are prin'
| ted on the bark Of each plaster, with a iGc-s,-
mile Of the namo thus, A. SHERMAN, NJ D
Re pp rtieular to get Sherman's Poor Mans
Plaster: and see that il is so printed on the
hack, as there are several base limitations h'wk
ID about and often palnsd OF as Shsrmau''
Pln,tsrs. whsn they are altogether worthle".-
| M other psrsoa can make this genuine, so be
;. particular when you purchase
Prica only IL lie csnts aPlaster.
i I,,.t received by D. J,Stewart, Georgetown
Murpbv, Ridgeway &, Co. Ripley
j Rsmsnb.r snly Is l-s ssaur Pi"ss
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SHERIEF,S SALE.

.Y virus Of three writs Of DeertiiOni eEponas,
ID 70 m, dire;led by the Court Of Common
Pleas, s,wiihin AMI 70, Brown county, o., will Of
Ter for sae,a thf fropt door Of the Court house in
On SstuIda, the 18th day Of Janu-
aEy, isi!, between the hours Of 10 and 4 O'Clock
OF aaid day. tbs following real estate. to wit {;
In lot number & 10 tae town Of Fincastle, Brown
county, o. 0.
Otaeiei to be exposed to sale az the property
Of Thomas ssllman, at ths suits Of John Ellison,
samuel 'ansOlin and Griffin and Lucksr against
said Selnau.
Terms cash in hand.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sh'fB. C. o.
S1sfiG'S uiice, December 23d, 1871.
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sBERIFF,S SALE.

Morton & Proctor, ! BrOwn Common
Moore Edsiorron d.. ct, al. Ven. De. E,.
RY virtue Of wri, Of TsAd.liORl Err
AN ponas, o IA objected by the C1uri
oi Common Pleas, within aud fsr B,O"n
cou"iy, Ohioi Iwlil oder for sale, a. tn
mont door Of the Courthouse in Geurge-
town, On atuTday the 29th day Of jan
uary, iS42, between ihs hours Of 10 and
4 O'CLOCK On said day, the following real
estate 10 wit: All thai trac. Of iInl ON the
waters OF hrarh creek, IN said county Of
Brown, containing 80 scres, ;.lrt Of Wm.
faUs' survey, M. bounded and de-
scr'bed as MISUNDERSTANDING at a stone
in the line Of Benjtmi Gulr,dge; thence
south, % degrees west, with Gulrid ge's
line / poles 10 stone, hickory and su.
gaTlree in iiIe line Of Isaac Elr; thence
south 69 degrees east, with Ear's line
las poles 10 a stone, corner to Joshua
WOodrough, Isa1c E,d, and Adam Er.
win; thence north, 20 degrees EMS, 81
poles to a 4lh stone; thence norlh,. Is
degrees west, l46 poles 10 the beginning
TO be sold as the property OF Moort
Edgington in the above case. Terms
cash IN hand.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, sbetG,
B. c. o.
saerif's Office, Deer. 18Th, l5lI..
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Georgetown, Jan. 10, 1912.

FROM FLoRtDA.-The East Florida cor
respondent OF the Savannah Georgian, un-
der date Of the 2Slh ult states that the
news from the Everglade Expedition is
Of a d'scouragng nature But little has
yet been accomplished. The writer
says-"our gallant troops are up TO their
arms in mud, if not in glory" They
have traversed the country from end to
end without finding anything.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

EpY virtue OF writ of VenditioHf
AS ErP'aas, 10 me directed, by The
Court Of Common Pleas within and for Brown
comfy, Ohio, will expose to sale, on Friday
rns 10th day Of Dec. l-Ii, helwaen he hours oI
II aId O'Clock on said day The following pop
erty 70 wii: Abgus 81 l. cod. uf Won1 sale
to TAKE pace on t. farm orJsme, amp5ell about
two mile, east Of Gcor-s'oRn or the STATE road
TO ba s1ld As the property Of Allen Jones at
the suit Of Geo. &c ii. B1IIef. Terms Cash in
hand.
JOuNJ. HIGGINS, Sh'r
By TABS }. SrIvsas, Dep sh'G.
Nov. 21Gl I54l.
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sgERIFFIs SALE.

OY virtue Of Two WTits Of UeHditiOai e.
~ poaas, to me directed by the Court
If 60 nnon Pleas, within and for The CountyAt
3.o~u, state ofDhio; will oder for sale, At the
lrOnt d1of Ol the Court House, 10 GeOrgsiOWni ca
stiIra4y the ZJSh day Of January le4<, bei"eea
the n1Irs pi ~ and O'Clock on said day, me i0i-
loving real estate, to, wit: AL thas tract or par
esi Of land, being part Of an Entry in the name
of Tonbig0y GOIJan, No. 96l, bounded on the
Norihlby lands Of Jonn Peril, on the West by
Joan Eikleberg,T and on the South and East ~
the EasI fork Of the Little Miami and Robert
CTisty's land; containing about one hundred and
twenty-five acres, be the same more or less, ana
being lls farm Oh which David NOwland now
lives.
10 be sod az the property Of David NOWlandS
at the suits of Thomas T.. Bamber and the state
Of OIio against said NnwlaHd. Terms cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sh'f. b. &. y.
Sherif's Once. Dscsmber sd, lo4l.
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No. 3. and the Last.

THOSE who knoS t1elr notss or BNok ac-
counts 10 be due at months crsAt) are hers
by notified that uiless thsy come forward im'ns.
diately, and pay up, that their notes or accounts
will be placed in tho hands Of the proper officer
lot collection.
NIB FIaxses1 and Feathers will be taken in
p,y for said notes or nccOhnts.
NOWLAND s. SNEDiKER.
Tar o. 1Sll 22-It.
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SuERIFF'S SALE.
silsby Stevens ct aI,l CIer%ont Com
Calvin L, Riley. vendi. Tx.
DY virtue of three writs of VeaditiOHi
1D ErponaS, TO me directed by the
Court orCommon Pleas within and for
Clermont County Ohio, ! will offer for
sale, at The front door Of the Conrt house
in Georgetown, on Saturday the 10Th day
of February 1912, between the hours of
10 and o'clock on said day the follow.
inc real estate, to wit; All that tract OF
land situated in Brown County Ohio, on
the waters of The eaSt-Eork Of the little
Miam; part Of survey made in the
name of VIM. Lytle No. -, bounded
as follows: Beginning at an elm and two
suuartrees southwest corner OF Isaiah
Wells; thence north, 2 degrees east, ,l25A
poles toa stone and dogwOod; thence
west 764 poles to beech, Haywood ahd
supartree northeast Of Abraham Hook.
man, thence south, . degrees east, l65
boles TO a stone; thence north, 80 de.
grees east, % poles to maple q white
oak: thence north with a line Of John
Kain 40 poles to stone, between al ash
and sugartree stump, one Of the original
corners; thence east with another Of
John Kain's lines 50 poles to an elm and
two sugartrees to the beginning, contain
ing III acres and one half aud II poles,be
the same more or less.
To he sold as tho property OF c. l.. RI
lev. alias Calvin l. Riley, at the suits o.
SIsby Stevens and OgdenlIarvey. Term;
cash IN hand
JOHN ]. HIGGINS, Sheriff
B. G. o.
Sberiff's Office. January 7th, 1912,
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Law Notice.

DAVID g. DEVO2E will practice his pro
f,ssion in the Courts Of this Judicial clTcu'l
Ofi.e in Georgetown, Brown County ohio' Al
hs North Fast :orner Of this public square,
May 18th, tsil.
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SHER!FFS SALE.

OAlbAGsA - A0A LIZ
John W. Robson s. ! Brown Common
Thomas L. Shields, Pleas.
s. venljlioui Ex.
Nathaniel Moore, j.. p7nas.
DY virlue ola writ of YeHditiOai Err
I'D ponas, to me directed by the Cour
Oh Common Pleas, within and for BrOwn
county, Ohio. will offer for sale, al the
front door Of the Courthouse in George
town, on Saturday, the 20,h day of Jan.
uary, l542, between the hours Of 10 ard
o'clock on said day. the following real
IS ate, TO wit: Three acres Of lad, mDre
or less, in CtaIk TOWNSHIP, B'rwn com,
tv, Ohio, bounded as follows: Beginning
at stone in the Safe road, corner l."
lands of Butler Il Jernagan. hereofme
sold by Nathaniel Moore TO them; hence
with their line south, PA d'gre " a..
% poles TO a slnnr, corner 20 n, NJ ,Jre :
3 acre tract, aud corner To sad BIii'r "
Jernagan; thence with another ~ t"rir
lines south, 5sa degrees cast, l3 Sla
poles a stone, another corner 10 sam
thence with The county road north, 21!
degrees west, 3 poles to the State road
thence with said State road north, 5e!
degrees west, - poles 10 The begiunnq
On which is erected Steam Saw Nil
with the appurtanences.
To be sold as The real estate Of Nathan
iel Moore, jr. in the above case. Term
cash.
JOHN ]. HIGGINS, Sheriff,
Sheriff's Office, Dec. 18Th, 1871.
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State OF Oh.o, Brown County,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Samuel X. Sharp aid
sarah 1is wiI0 4 Partition.


Ann b. .ds widow, AMI Samuel Bnuds, James
BIIls, William King aId Mary his wife,
Tlpat' r. BIIls ald iiiLl13tI hI.ris heirs
ofJJhl BlIIs deceased.
Tie ds.sldalts abJ e nlms1 will take no.
tca, that olt tie !iLh ilJ nf N07embar, 50,
tn, pettlonsrs filsi in tie Clerks Offi:s OF the
CIu = of Lumnpn Pleas Of B o.n county, Ohio,
a petition pfayjig fif Partition OF the tJl0gins
d1sc III i premises. situate in SAID county. 10
wit; One Grac, containing l6| acres of land. and
hoInisl as fpll1 ;: Brslnniny at a sycarnnrs
tree Oh the bunk Of trs ono ri'e:, :o'ner IN
C a5risl Akjns; t1sn:o ~ Ihs rive: nl-th II deg.
e1si, Iii pllss 70 sIsIrt es. elm AM buckeye,
cornsf to RobsstC Ja'u1s' survey, Ihen:s with
said Jacobs line - ZIG poles TO hickory
and sycamore; thence 5, II deg. ", IL! poles TO
n staksil said GABRIEL AiilI lie; from t1shts
with said Akns line , ii deg. g, 2'6 p1le5 tn
the place Of beginning, con eyed n John Dodds
by Philip BI:klsr on thu 9TH Fsb'y 1871.
-ALSO-
OnS other t.act coItaiiing l35 l.! acres Of
land, bounded "a follows BsSlnniny at a stone
on the bank Of the Ol) .e:, uJJar coIner to
the aOlve described tract, thence up said river
and bounding thereon, II, I! deg q, ln4 poles 10
two cot wood trees, tbencs n, ~ deg W.
lD9 poea - a stone in Jacob Waterfelds' line;
thence vita his line S, 10 deg. ", l3E pnlest to a
stake in the original line of tbs survey: thence
with said line N, - deg III poles to the hegIn.
ming: cnnvevpd 10 said BOude by \. ID. Keith. OH
the I4th of August 1874. And that at thS
next FERN of sliI Court. application will be
made for partition of SAID lands agiesably 10 the
Status in such case provided.
SAWuEG x. SHARP,
SARAH SHARP.
TIL l. HAMER Solicitor.
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January II, 1912.

TIME undersigned takas this opportunity to
return his siucare thanks for the very lib
eral patronage which he has received heretofore,
and begs a continuance Of public favor, as ne il
disposed to sell cheap for cash or trade of any
kind, and will continue at the old stand, next
door to the Ohio Exchange. lie has on hand
a fine lot of 0, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, &c. Al
so, Dry Goods, QuesnSware, Hardware, &c T.;
all (which hO will dispose of as low as possible.
LAMBERT NOWLAND,
II RuSselvillO.
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HATS! HATS!!

FERRIER respectfully in
~ forms the public, that he has COM
menced the Hating business in George.
town. Shop 3 doors South of David
Crawford's Grocery Store, West side OI
Main Street.
Tulv 6. tS4l.
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Tu.L HAMER Solicitor.
Nov. 21ta, l5Il.-jR.
State OF Ohio, Brown County,
C"URr oF COMMON PLEAS.
David Crawford,
VS.. In Chaneery.

VS.. III SuauCeIyS
Jo1n T. Cowan &
DoIgass Ir5y.
TIE Bill in this ease was fled on tbs 4sh al
March ISL, in lhs Cls-k's uft're Of the above
nameI Court, aud sst' firth that on the 18th OF
January ths defendant Cuwsn, pretending to
be the duly authorized agent aud attorney IN
fact of sad DoIgIass lIbv, Sotd TO the complains
ant 4iu acres OF lunl in B;own couaty, Ohio,
mart Of survey No l21l9. for The sum Of syn;
that co lplainant paid 10 said Cowen S4!h ana
p,ve mis- noe Inr ths balance, which IS no" due;
mat said Cowan made complainant deed as
su.b atto,Dsv ia fact If Iiby; ihat since the ex-
eru,igu thereof, enm7laiaam In, disrOveed tnaI
sniI C,y,l's later Of Attorney, mad thsfeto"
fnrc been revoke1 by lrby. and never revived or
rsnanyed il, any wav bv said Ir6v; that he has
a,,iisI t., sad Cnyan ant Iby, both Of whom
rss 10 in the stale of Virgirin, 10 make him
,uor,srdsed for sid I1rd aud they refuse 10 90
sn.t maj he Is reaiy aad " lliny to pay the ball
,.,,s oF ,,a pu.rIase mnaav whenever he can
foh,,i, , Tide: t,1t.nis present title is invalid;
a,,1 tb. RII nav. the Court 10 compel said de-
rs,I,,ts n maks the complainant u good Title
/ for sad lsnl lni tIt NJ inlhhr''on 70 s'ay .nS
cnlle.t;oi nft1a pI-cla's money unt'I sn'n t''
is m1ds, AMI ipr geneiaI Lellei' A"" ,'e "e'V"-
dlntJ afe hs.rhy notihtd = appear at tne h'Nt
J Tam of tbs Court a0ra'aid, 10 oe h"iden at
/ ,Sa,,,r e'.'' n l,s county of 3 own, aud State
! rfOnio. md plead. answer, or remnr TO sH'd
/ nm n, th7 sana will b. t7Seh as contessef' hhd
/ ,,a matters thereof derreaf tr'nTingh.
''9 DAVID CRAWFORD.
! Tn r, U,MrR, Snl'r for C0mpft.
| Nov. llth, lell.--6T,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
George MetiOrd Brown Common
vs.. Pleas.
Samuel G. Sisco and Chancery.
Marv SiSCn

DURSUANT to an order Of the Court
u ofcommon pleas within and for Brown
county, Ohio, made at the October term,
lS4i of said court, will offer for sale at
the front door of the court house in
Georgetown, on Saturday the 10Th day of
February, lS42, between the hours of ten
and four o'clock on said day, the follow
ing real estate, to wit: In lot number Al
in South Georgetown, Brown county,
Ohio.
Ordered to be sold as the real estate Of
Samuel G. Sisco and Mary his wife, in
the above case. Terms. cash in hand.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff B. CO
Sheriif's Office, January 9th, ls42.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

TllE Partnership heretofore existing under
Il tho name and Arm of Nowand & Snedi-
ksr is this day dissolved by mutual eon'en..-
All debts owing b. the late frm will be paid by
A, K. SnedikSr, and all isUts owing TO the late
firm must bo paid to A. r. Snsdiker immediate
ly, or else the account will bO placed At once into
the hands OF tho Squire.
LAMBERT NOWLAND,
A. z. SNEDlKER.
January 10 IS41
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paid.
Very respectfully, Yours, DC.
II. d. SrouT, Editor
IF The Trnv Times. Ohio

M I purpose to write few lines to you
on what constitute the qualifications OF
an Editor, for your future course IN lite,
as most sincerely believe that you are
Tunnins headlobg 10 iusquitys Nov fO'
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IA. ELLIS SON,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law
Office On the east sids Of tho PLoiW Squ9's'
8sdrNsC5wn, 0hiS.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

OhrlBtIan LluIst DEOWn COulHlOu
vs.. fIeaa.
John Huckbsrger,& wife ct nj. In Chancery.
DURSUANT to an order of the Court Of
Common Pleas, within and for Brown
county, Ohio, made ut the October Term l64l,
of said court, will offer for sale at the front
door of the Courthouse, in Genrgstown, on Sat-
urday. the 10Th day of February, 1872, between
the hours of 10 and O'Clock on said day, the
following real estate, 10 wit. Commencing at
hickory and dogwood stump, James TWINS cor
ner; thence wi h his line south, degrees west,
IS poles, to a fallen red-oak, Philip Miler's
corner; thence with his line north, ~ degrees
east,up the run, crossing is 'everal times So poles
to a sugartree and red doak, another corner OF
said Miiier; thence south, 30 degrees east, Al 2lO
poles to a white.oak, said Miil'r's corner; thence
south, with another line Of Miller 81 l-2 poles 70
a whre-oak and hickory; thence south, 81 "a
degrees east, 25 poles to a stake, the division
corner; thence with the division line north, de-
grees eaat, Al poles crossing the Spring run At
% poles to a stone, Klckener's line; thenca
with said line north, 80 IL degrees west, 80 }
poles crossing branch at % poles to the begin
ming, containing 30 acres 3 roods and 30 poles.
Ordered to he sold in the above ease Tsrma,
One half cash ia hand and the balance with IN
terest, in one year from the day of sale, to be
secured by bond aud security
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff
d. g. o.
e,,.nr, On. T.ns etk 1870
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liar Packet batv ~ vs'i!l. and ttncinnatl
an iing at all mternsdistr po'u
The SwlFrsutt i, an shi'uy ne" eoHt. "
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Ths l. insure win leave M7ysviils every
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For sale at ;Ais QtOc.
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Sheriff. Office, January 9Th, le49,
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cincinnati and Maysville rega
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MArANzAs, March l.-Business is generally dull and
our produce ruling low.
The best brands Of Muscovado Sugars are held ut
rls the crop will be good bat few fair Sugars have
yet in and the planters generally do expend
much as formerly in making good qualities as the low
prices does not pay them and prime segars are in de-
nsnd therefore Coffee chase for the States
In Clsyed Sugars but little ID doing the planters are
holding for higher prices and the merchants holding
OF for lower. Few orders have In from Europe,
and these very limited.
Rice sold in Havana-Ostrichs cargo IL rls; Wace'
nav and Merchant l03 Ann Perkins, from savannah
let; Daniel Webster aAd Chill loa rls Catharne sailed
on the 75tl
Our market ID glutted with Lumber, and nothing
can be done with il. Last sale SIC.
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SIGNOR DE- RFCNIS

pegs most respectfully 10 Inform his ends ans the pube
IL thai Of the sdse aud of The rrs
success attendant on The last saohsr
Niblos Concert Room, which occasion '
M LIE. SOPHIE MELIZET
will make her last appearance previous 10 ph
de 'phia, and will sing some
MADAME OTTO
will appear, ard sing several f4vorite pi.ces.
SlGNOh DE BEGINS
will repeat the scenas hon II Fsnsco La Mniea; ana
sing several ised by full and efficient O.
thsstra, led by Mr.. WIN PENSION.
Further particulsrs will BE- shortly advertised.
Gentlemen professors Of the orch sra, who wish en-
gagement apply to Signor De Beens s< Broadway
morrow. between the h0urS Of and " a M mi3
and Gentlsren Of New York that his next Concert vii
the Society Library Broadway Opposite the Atht nsum,
his daughters, MARY aud ResEA. will have the
panied bysM,. 4 l. wAL..a on the Piano Forte who wil
before o'clock Tickets 50 Cents ~ bs hsd the
door only the evening Of Concert Fer particulars
small ts mig ~
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7f Died.
On the 18th instant, after short but sevare Illness,
TAMAH wife Of james Cooper Locker, aged - years
months and II days. in the full hope Of her Savors par
don. Ns.
Her frierds and acquaintance, also the members OF
New York Lodge No. 10 !. o. Of +. are respectfully
invited to her funeral from her late residence 22
Norfolk street, Sunday morning, at 10 o'clock pre-
cisely.
on Friday evening, IItA inst. Maria ANroiNErrE,
youngest daughter of David c. and Margaret III. Harris
aged years and 0 months.
On Thursday, the nth inst at Philadelphia, EDWARD
WIN. RooERs in the 2s,h year of his age.
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Departure OF tn. Atlantic sts.msrs.
Packets Co Arrive,
Packets To Depart 4,
no Dfastors OF VesseIs.

Commanders Of vessels will confer favor BY having List
Of their pssnge, and rpsrt of vessels left
The port whence they sailed, and the vessels spoken ready
"a their arrival here for Commodore BAssErr Of feet
Of nsws sehooasrs. He will bosrd them immediately On
their srriys.
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LvERrooL-Steams ship acadia. at Halif.xCol Cadert
Long Mr. Jsry Mr.. J,ry Mis. csp,ldSs Mr. H.rs:e
Strange, W Little, Isasc Hay wood. Petit Dc Biier
Cooper, join Cooper. Thos MuaEes Mr Cullsp, Lewis
$ Little Ne LcyspE 2 suyd,%, . James , Beck "
Mr. Stacey, Mr. Butter6ed, Jos Broadbent Jones Mr.
Tobias Mr. TYLER Jno Buck Mr. Leslie Mr. Seren MIR Tryon
IA CaSee Mr. Lewis Mr. Bartop Mr. Breant MIR 0orter, Mr.
Power, Jas Stiff, OxIey, Mr. Gordon, John Mckenzie.
Passengers Sailed.
LoNpoN-Packet oh . Swiizyrland-W McGavnd. Mai
nsrd and lady, Mr. Levy; Anderson. Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-13

NJ HEwrs' NEavE AND BoNE LiNIMsNr The public
are bexinnng to appreciate this celebrated article No
neaicne had greater sale, and better
deserved it, Persons liable to rheumatic nervous com
plan by using this Liniment will 6nd that Il accele.
rates the slowly creeping blood impe with due velo
CITY tnrsugh the veins gives vgor to the tone Of
the and promotes those secre0ns which
CURED to keep the body in proper state of health 1t il
for sale by Power No % Cornhill, Boston agents
for the New England States and Comsock Co. II Mai
den lane, New York. Proprietors lts very touch can
sthe hrob of PAIN and gld with radiant light the sui
len geou Of sick chamber it bid the fragrance Of
delight bloom forth the thorn Of anguish, and net
only soften the harsh features of disease but scatter
With all its my rmidons the four winds Of heaven
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-13

good sc.ion bright Bay Horse in .irgl. or
nearly new built BY Law aud Collins with hrssS Har
latch A Wagon with shafts pole with pair Of
oubIe aad snkle match almost and made by
Gibson Saddles and brd!es &c., ether with ali
ments Of stable ard coachhousethe being
leave the eitv and having farther for them.
Inquire Third Stable above Grand Mercer ct. msIws
A RARE CNANCE TO BAKEKs-FOR SALE-The
IA story prick front house aud lot 2os Green b.
BECKER and Amity street The up
large vault holding loads Of wood the rear Of The
frame kitchen wash Kitchen with estern flour hoses
feet large amount Of The rSsh:se money rs%sir
street. Brooklyn The above premises will If previously
sold bv sale b. sold by VIM H. Frankyn Iue.day
milo ST.
RREIHHT AND PASSAGE TO PIT =.