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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-14
TAILORING.

EosEPu w. NEWBURG would respectfully inform hs Gu
eS friends and the public general that he carries on the above
busucss IN all its various branches Factory Street, South
Side where he may at all times he found 10 attend 10
MI work nlrused him lie atters himself Willie done as dl-
abc neat fashionable can he done in the country lie
intends all times okeep in his employ good competent work
en and his receive the Fashions isnmpy provided
To accommodate his friends country ho will take
" all kinds Of country produce.
Dover Aug. 19, 1871
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-14
REMOVAL
ROOF ~ SIDE STORT

Situated in The new bmtding, on tho corner,
opposite the Village Hotel NsW PhiI"deI
phi0, Ohio
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-14
ElNE BOOTS.
ALSO

Grocerercs, such OsWne Becr,nnd Cider Liquor ~
quart and gallon
New phllAdelnha. y
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-15

The Speaker defended the construction
Of The committees. BY Stating The commit
ices were formed upon recommendation
received from the Governor; he thoughl
ihelr construction therefore proper.
Mr.. w. p. Williams moved aresolu,;on
that The committee on The judiciary be
instructed TO inquire into The expedieu.
cy Of 20 altering the present law, as 10
allow masters Of slaves The right Of appeal
Tor misdemeanor before a single Justice
Of The Peace. Adopted.
MIR. Reid, bill 10 extended The lime
ofholding the Superior Courl Of the coun.
" Of Cumberland to two weeks in each
and every year, when business shall
make such extension requisite. Read
and referred 10 the committee on the 10.
dietary.
The Bill concerning securities on Pro-
secnllon bonds, making them liable for
the Plaintiffs costs as well as the Delen.
dant's costs, passed its second reading.
House message proposing that both
Houses meet on Friday, the 9th day Of
December, 10 make list Of the votes for
Governor, was agreed 10.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-02

TO A LITTLE GIRL AT HER MUSIC LESSON

BY C. G. FOSTER.
al can't keep time!" ah silly elfl
That lesson thou wilt learn
In sadness and despair, ere Time
Keeps thee within his urn.
81 can't keep time!" Nor can the gay
And laughing sons Of earth,
Who light their passage to the tomb
With song and joyous mirth.
The great-the wise-the proud--could they
Keep time" right glad we're they;
But feeting years have taught how swift
Time flies away, away!
And thou, thy little fingers plying,
Can'st not keep time" forsoothl
Nay, little one, he runneth fast,
As feeteth by thy youth.
Keep time tho can st not-ye. observe
This easier lesson well
marx time thou mayst, and if thou dost,
A pleasant dream twill tell:
Tor thou hast in thy young heart stored
A wilderness of dreams
Which, if thou 6ldrE'st him. Time will shower
Round thee in golden leans.
Each note thou pondorest DER but rings
The slarum Of some hope
Which iieth hidden unto thee
In times Kaleidoscope.
Then mark time well, and from thy brow
The shade of sadness fling,
And each unskilfll note of thine
In time with Joy shall ring.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-02
THE BOON,s LICK TIMES.
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AsS Publishers Of the Laos, DC, Of the United
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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-02

The Intelligencer says that the recent
Slavery decision in the Supreme Court will
be published Immediately, with the argu-
msnts Of the Counsel,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-25
From Grahsm's Msgszins.
THE MAIDEN'S SORROW.
nv wN. c. BRYANT.

Seven long years has the deser, rain
Dropped on the clods that hide Thy face;
Seven long years of sorrow and pain
have thought Of Thy burial place.
Far on the prairie. OF the West
None who loved thee bchcld thee die
They who hesped the earth on thy breast
Turned from the spot without sigh.
There. think on iha, lonely grave,
Niolets spring in the soft May shower
There. in the Summer breezes wave
Crimson phlox and moccasin flower
There the turtles aligh,. and there
Feeds with the spotted fawn the doe
There. when the Win;er-woods are bare
Walks the wolf on the cracking snow.
Soon wilt thou wipe away my tears
Yesterday the earth was laid
Over my father, full Of years,
Hir. whose steps have watched and stayed
All my work {, finished here;
Every .lumber. that shsts my eye
Brings the farms Of the lost and dear
Shows me the world Of spirits nigh
Thi, deep wound that blesds and aches
This long pain, a sleeples. pain
When the Faihcr my spirit takes
| shall feel il no more again.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-25
DIsEAsED EYES AND INFLAl-
NATION OF THE EIE-LID>.-Any a. seHe or
weakness Of the eve inflammation OF the cye-Ads can be
quickly and safely removed. bv thr u,s of ih.
ROMAN EYE BAI>AM


week.-mrs., the eve, inflammation of the cyehd can be
quickly and safely removed. by ihc u,e Of %"
ROMAN EYE BAI.>AM.
Mr. DAVIS. No. II Essex street, has been cured oi
inflammation oi the eye d> and weak eyes oi years dua-
ton. by using only one jar Of the Eve B1lsanI.
Mis- Ftzgerad No Market street had Tor two er three
much afflicted with weak and nfsu~d eyes
that Al times he could scarcely read Her eyes have
completely restored by hs Balm. after al other mean.
had failed Hundreds have hv ia healing virtues been rc-
stored o light whore almost total bhudnes> caused by
ce>.. We inflammation, had existed for ycirs.
The Roman Eve Balsani" has been long time used 10
privae practice hy the most ocu - TN, AMI
fore On councs and It. aston shng efficacy IN removing
all disease and Inflammation from the eve, Ia, established
for reputation FAR beyond the reach OF any other p"p'
ration.
IN DIMNFSS OF SIGHT, caused ~ fixed aite.tioH to
minue objects hy long exposure 10 strong ght AMI
n the weakness partial loss Of sight from sickness or OLD
aye Il re>orer. asd should BE- used hy a pho ind
their eh, failing without any apparent disease. Put Up M
small AR with iu directions for Price s.. eers Pre-
pared and sold wholesale and retail by DAVID SANDS
co - Fast Broadway. corner Market 4. y. \.
Sold by A. B. ID. Sands. - and 100 Fulton street
and by A. b. Sands Co rs Broadway, corser CHAMBER
fVi2 iuI
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-25
CIOyERNOR OF RHODE ISLAND.

N Importaui Te,tmonyIf farther proof required To
estahl tha tho inetssbe yalre Dr.. sisrk"ealh
er, Hep1tc Elixir, the following commueication from The
Hon samuel " king governor Of the stale OF Rhode Isl
and couis adequate testimony TO sub>ianiate beyond
dispute. pot entirely the idea that thus
remedy casSe with the many useless and dangerous
norums which paimed upon the public merely TOR the
SAX. of gam.
Please read the fole~lng statements communicated 20
the lnders gnes by lis ENcellency, under date oi
JoHNsroN. Jan %. 1872
NJ CLari,, Dyer, r.. My dear Sr-Your communca
ton yesterday asking opinion OF DR.. >iarkweathcrs
I-rac Elixir has been received this morning. In reply
= ID inform you that nv confidence patent medicines
rsn.raly, not very hstiering have had too much
their eo- citizens her useless n not dangerous nostruns
for De AXE Of gain ih- of which take, up that import
AMI critical period of ime without producing any god
effect Wien otherwise perhaps, proper renrhr, ""uiu
have been used and much suffering and distress prevented!
For that reason have not used ilem feeling myself dnd
family to be- much safer unler The directions OF my ilmY
phvsrar,. but having been afflicted Tor the 1st sir yess
will diu,es the side and chest, uncomfortable and
cfc, t.frr.sn, painful and sonew hat alarming, and from
which could gei ouiy temporary relief livery fortunately
noticed vour Advertisements of te medicine m question:
bad 1ecn school boy Nth Dr.. >tarkwedher, and had
o. nl long and intimate acquaintance when We Wcfs
vounr men, and from knoWcdge of him thought bun
Incapable ef practising deception person Is TACT
uIuced me % iry Dr. >arkWeatners Hepac EuNlr, and
D. Iis u>e now believe myself 10 be entirely cured.
need nj, th.rsorr. ,ly YOU that consider u great
value certainly think IL discovery OF great public n-
porfance.
TIE 6r.t bottle took gave me much relief, which regu
srly progressed until bad taken bottles, when de
continued IT, having tank God further for al pre-
sent " .th much regard and respect,
ttirf.f
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-25
C,NDS,s REMEDYFORTHES SALT

- RHFIM-s Warranted u curs.'-sii Rhcum. 4 ne-
| Te,er scad Head Barer,' or Jackson Itch Eczema.
certain and eeciUay cured by The use NJ >ar Rene ~
~ - - ro, een esien in more Than x thousand
az hi /. abova iseases h0u having = 81 Iu any wh-ie
, directions attended TO- The unparalleled success
t ,. - . - l,, 4 ..a... 81 M. - I. u .flout an
cqusl IN the history medicine. The Compound syrup
o Sarsaparla i recommended 70 he used With tlr Rent-
d. as euds 70 ihrov out from e blood and system gen
era v all the unhealthy hJm0 connected vii The disease,
ai IN. srnratop of the Remedy externally a. ih- same
time entirely eradicate. 20 from Tie system Itf N'fntut
perfectly hsrmi-s, ID - ~ shd nay ~
with .aiety the sam Of tn ienaere'i nan leu
mnu.is of It. efficacy are day received and me i9i'"
selected for publication wsch u ' ihoughi WI ,tl'S
the mnd of every candid person OF ir ehraorinaIy VIZ
i am escaped v III the .kin Of my ,eeib'zJos
Editors the most loatt-oue Affections N
which man !, liable diseased - IN. AMI UNFORTUNATELY TIE
remedies usually enpioFsi for remosn- i oii-n lo more
harm than good have htreisorf, inr twenty wears been
more or "a afflicted 8ih that mvefer1ic .ri disgusting
a.-a,e of A.. * called Salt Rhsus 0r Tei'rr ans a.
though made of the prescrp pterSoi tie most 81 TOT
rbvscsns and OF various popular remedies yei never
ound auv lasting benefit from any ng that va, done -
m. But am now happy % announce to tlof- similarly
AT cied tina; sands. Remedy entirely cured mo. fI.
b,fo-e used five oI.s OF the Remedy. conjunction - N
their sar.apanla syrup perfectly cnTei and a.
though nov over wear, ago have not rad .ynp
tom 81 the dsesse since. kespecuuiy ynlr, 81 So,oux
Me.srs A. B.k d. Sands. Cent certify iha, ave
been cured of the Salt Rhcum ~ ten vear Standing lyme
your Remedy and syrup o sar'apania and ~''n
every person troubled with , dreadful compliant Do any
orm would call me-, and VIII satisfy them thai your
medicine " j cure them Pe',,s%S, v,ei, NV TwrrsIIs,I
Residences loa Na,,au-ireet store Ii5 Fal.'l-''-
Nev-York, June 5. lfi0. ~
Prepared and sold wholesale AMI rei9 III by
A. p. l. D. SANDS. Dru-Tsf
N7s - ant l0o Fuli0r,frfel
Sold also Nv " am Brown. az WashinvtlGrcri. and
" FoHle s. Princesreei Boston; Joseph Bsche, Jr,
Providence Il. l.. T.. ". Bull Hartford, c. D.. X W
Matthew sou. Norwich. c. II Rsvl' Co. by r.
Tryet, son Poughkeep.e. :. Gorhlm ant y F'"ifr,
Nrwhurgh Y Y: Dr Dsvid Jane, - south lhId-'ifrri
Pi ladelphs: C. b. TAYLOR Baltimore. and Pr prugg -
T-,,eJ ststes' P,iee a. Nle In.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-25
CONGREGATIONAL District. Of Newly XOrk.


The State of New York has always, since 1853,
chosen her representation in Congress blouse Of
Representatives) by Districts In 1883, tins State
was entitled. by the Constitution, TO SIN Represent
aiyes who were all elected by the single districts.
After the first census (in 1900 the State elected
Ien members all chosen by single districts, IN con
formiiy to law passed in 1872. The second
census (iR 1900 gave Il members TO this State,
again all chosen by sing districts by law passed
in 1892 The third census (lol0) increased our
representation TO ~ members; and 10y the law OF
1878. the State was divided into 10 single and SIX
double districts. BY the fourth census, (lS2O)
and law passed in 1922, the State being entitled
tO "a members, ~ single districts two double dis
trcts and ono treble district were formed. The
fifth census {l330) gave Us 40 members. who have
been chosen, by the law of 1882, follows; in
os single districts, four double districts, and one
Quadrupe district. BY the sixth census, OF 1910,
and the new apportionmcnt by Congress. We are
10 have "a representatives, to be chosen by single
districts
In 1889 Long Island and Staten Island formed
one district and the city and county OF Newly erk,
with part Of Wes,chester county namely, except
five Northern towns. formed anO,hsr single die
trict In 1922. Suffolk, Queens and kings coun-
ties elected member; the city and county o.
New-io orh also. one member; Nesichester and
Richmond counties another In 1902. the l., dis
trct was composed of Suffolk and Queens ~
district Kings and Richmond, and the FIRST, sec
ond s.ird and nth wards of Newly ork' Sd dis
trict. fourth, sirth and serehh' wards of New.
York (each being single districis.) IN 1913 the
ist district consisted of Suffolk, Queens. hing'
and Richmond counties and the Isl and ID ward.
of Newly ork (elcctins members.) The second
district. the remaining 8 wards of Newly ORR. asC
cleciing members. In 1922, the lst dis,rict
was composed Of Suffolk and Queens. Il member y
Cd district. Kings. Richmond and Rocbland coun
ties. q ncmber) and tbs 3D. dstrict, Ner-lork
G. meuibcrs) Ia 1929. the ist and 2d district,
the same as in 1892; 3d district, New-l OK.
members.
Years Population Of New yoik City. Congressional ratio
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-25
C.~ NGRAND EXCURSIONS

49,, e--,S,3 Ior ui, Fishing Banks on - o., Hook
ryrry fuesiag and FRIDAY during the iLr ai
ami eomnld ous steamboat SUPERIOR. capt John Could
D.. again in readiness and viii commence her rsguiar up,
for ie season on Friday morning MAY Nth. leaving u.
pier foot OF ChanherssL O'Clock. Hammond T. pad
Clnl,t past 3, Pier No. n X. 70 s0clOck, M.hei
street ~ SOC ock Csibrrne-,L Ferry Brook yn past
.. ant Per No. y r. pa, O'Clock, landing At Pou
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-25
FARg ZACH WAY 25 Cr~rs,

The boat VII ne accompanied hy old Fisieru.an ~,h
acquainted win the Fishing Ground Bar furnished. Al
excellent Band ~ Muse engaged to accompany e boat
Re>nuen, of the h.i Cuafy furnished on board extra
4 rauhsrmad q III liirHd % tle ladies sud chi aIeu.
Capt Gould pledge, himself n at pains shall be spared
D. give satisfaction aud make ir,e Excursions bOti plea.
5nd sgrresbe % those vAO viii LClJs m with ihrr
patronage.
Tnr Pabhc assured that The superior viii positively
leave ih. above days throughout the q he wea
ths- permits. D Jm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-25
= GO hFOR PEFKsKILL. YER.

S6a7z PLANCK, Grassy Point, sng-sng Tex,
ryiOwn DObbs Ferry, Hastings and ionkers. Brsakfas
ami Dinner on board.
The new and splendid steamer COLI MBtS. Canta.nP
W. stone, will leave New-lOFs from The loot of Chambers
street. every morning Fridays erceprdl al 7ocioek -
and returning, Il Peeksk day at past 2o'clck
Pm.
Landing at the foot Of Hammond street each wy
NOTIcE--Al goods Freight Baggage Bark Bili., spe
ce any other Kind of Property, TAKEN shipped - cor
board this boat be al the risk Of The ners o such
Go.pis rrrighi, Baggage Sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-25
: Ea st. POWELL & CO.'S Line

SfffS wf-r p PoNT ssd i Cold ,is SPRrxGNiS. ~
ste smbos Highlander, Capt Robert wardrop. VIII leave
tot sf Wsrrrnst. every Monday Thura' ard saturday
at P VI. Returning, VII l-sy- NeWburgh every Msnday :
al A. VI, ana TUESDAY and Friday A. p VI.
For freight or passage apply to the Captain board.
Baggage and freight of all d-scI ptou Bank bills spe-
Gle, board, nusi BE- the rk Of thereof unless
bill OF lading receinfs be signed for IN. sanr q
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-25

sod in Ney-York by the oay agents, A. b. D. SANDS
druggists, - and l0 Fltontreel also sold by Abraham b.
sands 275 Broadway. Granite B@ilne, corner o. Chan
bc-s :. and ~ David sands Co, No y East Broadway,
Garner ot Narhrt> Pricr 81. Jyl6 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-25
r Cvo AELTZABETU-PORT AND

s-->,>x--rr,z NEW YORK FERRY COMPANY
SY1ln,r 4. rfm snrnf.-tGre l2i c,ntf
The steamboats, w wfTFRwfTCH.C CINDERELLA 1n5
MILLiAMSBt kGH. ply daily rOm tlIasetlPo 10 New
orb, touching ~ 1-Brghton and PorR thmoni. On
tho glh day ~ July, lsi2eacb inp, ioiloNs
Lflyc EhfalethPOri. Lave y. Iork, par !. y. r.
Az y. "a ~ O'Clock, 4 Ao, - aud 10y \. W and
aud a. Sand 6rciock. p. At2 ST. fandst sc@ck. "
boat ll have Port ciunad ~ oci0cs, Ma %
Ncn-Yorh ior P9ri r -hmClf it '9clock P. ~ snj l
remain over o. GIT at Port R.csnonf.
On Siin1dy,
Ie1qe FirabeiPort At g. % ant u O'clock A. and al
!. & aud O'Clock. p q.
Leave NeH York sts. 20 and n! O'Clock 4 " ssd Al
ani6r NJ
N.B-Pas,engers for westfed, Scotch Plains Planfeld
Bound Brook, S0melYlle, Easton schoois N0unis .
by tie Elizabeth town and Soineryile Railroad Cars II
leave Ne~fors in the 2. O'Clock boat IN the morning, aud
n the : and 4 4o'clock boais IL the afternoon.
Passengers from he e O'Clock boat r fye -Ofseryle
,age' or kas'on and or SchOoeys Mountain the
rivsi ~ The cars al SOmCrylle
The HOrse Car Will leave front OF tle Union Hotel
quarter 81 an hour preyou, the departure of each boat
~ baggage Al the risk Ot ~ owner. jys
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-25
or Loss of Hair is caused


- by a lsngud or obs'rucled circulation ~ the small
soi vessels which supply the scalp AMI hair with nourish
rleut m consequence Of which The Precipitation becomes
hrk aui cammy sgd dres The surface, forming crust
cal ed dandrJf which clogs upthe pores Of the shin and by
IL pressure against the roots oi The har prevents from r.
ceynr sufficient r1urshren 90 retain vitality. The har
then hecom, harsh and unpleasant changes color and falls
OF Thls unhealthy slecton speedily and erectu
slv cur- by Jsyses Har Tonic which revives the dor
mani powers vessels remove, the dandrUf
ant pro uces aHd healthy growth OF hair To supply
he ot; AID baldness preveRed or removed Vhere a.
ready exists
Th- fo.lovi,g certificate selected, which sufficiently
proves its extraordinary virtues
N.,,rs 4 Is D. sands Seutemen-As an act Of y Us
rce 20 you and Dr. jayne send you this certificate 10 IN
form you OF the invaluable benefit uy wife has Nceived
from the use Dr. Jsyne Hair Tonic. She lost not only
r entie OF hair but her eyebrows also. and after
try ny VARIOUS remedies sith benefit she Used DR.
Javne. Har Touc She u>ed bottles before W could
discover the hair had started ana oommencing with ihe
third 4 started grow out nnsy. and in lev weeks mead
anf eyebrows veie covered with hlrd grnuh OF hne
black hair better h1n he had lost think vas cDtrry
produced by the the Tonic. and would resonmsndl
10 al. Who need similar remedy. Truly yours
JOHN y. JACKSON.
Prepared only by Dr. d Jayne, - south inirs- street
Prcc s.. >old Wholesale and reis BY A. b ID SANDS,
D-uggs,s - Fulton Of GoidsL shd loo t1ton->t
a. hy Abraham 3. Sands Co., No - Broafwsy, cor.
OF Chambers-si, David sands Co No n kss, Broad
vay. - lip
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-25
go >FOR NEWBURGH-Land-

49, Ser-J-y Ing At Cal1wef,. West POINT and Coa
-f-- i nt n au.5ost JAMES MADISON. Capt. iaf's.
II,tes, vii leave Wnren-,lree Per. every TUESDAY
anf FRIDAY EVENINGS, al Osi0ck.
A Baggage. Pa Aages o. Parcels, Bank SINS or Np'eie
ruf O board hi, boat heut being ei' red on ihe book
90. 4bereof fc3
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-25
ENGLISU NEWSPAPERS. MAGA-

Newspaper Osce, Liverpool
CH,RIEs WILMER. n L.verpool, supplies tse Nsi.-
rican ,1lic with BRITISH NEWSPAPERS, NA6A-
LINES.BOOKS and PRINTS o. fiIe moot alt7nt1-, nl'
teru, lI forwards the very latest editions of all ff Lon
Ion and Provincial Newspapers shipping N-i, lc' '1t-
r.nf L. &C. as y I'll a hose fnn s part. e European
Continent by the snd liacrs from Liver T. ION
don and Bristol. and the Magazine, Books, Nn Ir' =
as published
Ills charge tor a London Dsv P,r,r r. 3'; or week
lv one published a Fivepence, g 3. hhi; or >NPns'
Ia I'll .cr rnnuis the Magazines, booh-. of fuais
he supplies ts prices a. thy are charged by ic
publishers in London
All Orders should. prevent sappo n'g-r' e at >'t
"CH.sIEs' in full and vii he afnie io unless H'
COMMANDED hy remittance reference or payment o."
months m alvancr on some Liverpool or lGnda hou,s
2 >-Ncws Letters, csmpr>n. an ep.''nro oi every hne
interesting 10 Amere an or Canaau reaDcr, 'urn' 'u
r-asonablc terms. ~ taHN
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-25

N-DrA G. HULL No. iNe.cy street A'inr iio.,r.
New.York.-Persou, afciea VIII Kefi.' my
MN, tbe be n.trrrueniai ala the world 7f'-i. cn 71i
cation m hi. Office 4Ve,ey street. Nov Y T. 1r
hs urm-rou. agents u tie ch.ef tow, o'fa' rf.'
P,r,nt, n,rst ha careful To examine he bach r't c -
UnIr> Trussss % ii they endorsed N D. htA "
writing None other are genuine orto De- relied 'n"'
Dr Hal guarantees cures io a.i oiafrN-f t-f'lf
who call at Dbl. Office a- treats cnt. ] TIE r-" ~ '
cal and permanent 80 n 'o rT'-lIir tir H''f''1 -
ing anv tr - ~hs'eycT the money advanced 'r' D
the expiration at the specified ior itr cl. Nte''
nroc-a.s the rupture may have Made toward tfai 'i'
CT liren undet~welye year. unycr,aiy cured p" 'o..
further expense than the cost of the Truss TIE 'i @
has been under progressive practical inp 0Vec ' W
,han twenty wear, past, n Dr.. llu' Irt' ''f' "' '
now brought 10 a state of unryaicd perfection
MANY treacherous agent, have unte~nsrn t Nf'f i .i
tons of Dr Ifu, cesbrs'si Hinge ani Pivot iri' o r
,asv and ,afe retention OF Rupures. The limitations e..
br relied on-thsy are made by un>hi1' nr.foN ai7 -
chanc, and are better than te ordinary tfu'st> M t
market The yeuun have my iui nlue JOE VIII - 49,,
AMOS g. Ht H. 81 co.
DR. Hull In. at the request OF several gec1.c pht
clans fitted ~ a room exclusively ior Ladies. iNng
rate entrance from the business department wer h "a
in constant sendance, TO apply Tru>> and Supporters
N
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-25

TAkE NOTICE that We. the under
l. s.gned have been appointed Trustees of u.e estate
of "illam Fawcct nonresident debtor ald hat all
person, indebted % said " Wam Fawce are hereby re
QlreG 10 render N u an account OF all 'uch dbts AMI
sums OF money owing by then respectively, and All. per
sons having IN her pose,slon any properly Or elects
the >ad VIM. fawceu required 10 deliver the ssne
10 n. aid Trustees and al creditors 81 the sad m.
FaNcet required % deliver to their respective ac-
and demands al ih- Office Of Philip >peyer No. y
Ma.ireet IN the cv ~ \swl0rk or i-f0re The
>cventh fay OF August next GEORGE PEARCE.
HENRY DIXON,
PHILIP sPElER,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-25
TIIE TRUSSES and SUPPORTERS

Of Dr. Hclrs invention continue ~ receive my drc ~ Il
preference For twenty year. past have employee ur
Trus.rs OF Dr. Hull With The supporter Wa me
vented in 1881 by the Dr. th my advice and sppri on
and am happy to say that Il i extensively adopted n t
rope a. well a' IN this country. - ., =, o.,
S.ned. VALENTINE M'i l " -
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