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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20
..- DIR. HAKVEY'S
COMPOUND CURE
FOR
FEVER AND .AGUN.

OF all Diseases of febre character intermittent Fever
and Ague the most simple in form and the most difficult to
eradicate from the SYSTEM This Fever has been known from
the earliest ages and most prevalent in wet marshy eli
mates and in the neghbohood Of canals rivers saqnant
ers and caused by damp houses evening dews lying the
damp grouud and many other that dmnises the per-
spiraon and obstrucs the ccuaio in the small vessels
disposes the body Agues FEvER AGUE is described
in different FORMS the Cod Hot and Sweating Stagc the
first symptoms of this disease generally angour, giddness
in the head with alternate fits of heat and cold, pain in differ
en paris body urred tongue the eyes and skin frequent
" appears Yellow bilious vomiting, and great thirst Nu-
other symptoms developed which very difficult
to describe they vary according to the and the
stituon of the patient Those who subject to this actie
are well acquainted with severity and attending Distress and
need therefore not be told of it, The country flooded with
thousands OF Specifics such mixtures pills and host of
NINE been used in immense quantities. but found give
only temporary relief and thousands made subjects for the
grave by its dele,erfous and imprudent use. ....
Those afflicted with the different of this troublesome
Disease should Immediately Obtain DR.. HARVEYS COM.
POUND CURE which is warranted break the fever and
restore the system ngan sound health If used according
the directions. This prepaaon consists of distinct kinds
viz: No. 1 Anti-BiiOus and Restorative No. g,
Each put up tin boxes in the form of pills. both enveoped
in a blue paper wrapper, -, .us ....
PRICE 81 per package, or for dollars
Prepared and sold at the Office No. 19 North eighth street,
Philadelphia. . .a .7,
Fer sale by J. p. HAPIN, New Philadelphia. ...
Sep. 49, l842.-S7
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20
Medical Card.

VHHB subscriber having finished his studies has established
practitioner and hopes by assdous attention VaSus
branches of his profession to merit liberal share of puhc
confidence and patronage, Office Main street, door
the Pest Office.
JACOB STEEsR.
shsnesVlle, Tus. CO., April 20, 1912. l4H
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20
COVerlet Weaving!

The Subscriber having established himself in New
Philadelphia tenders his services 10 the citizens of the
town and adjacent country, as an Ingram COverlet
Weaver. st
He faters himself from long experience in the buai-
nes' that his workmanship will be inferior to none in
the State of Ohio and that he will be able to give gen.
erll LatiSfaction. i.. ...aH.. - .uI-#
ROBERT B. WILSON.
Now Philadelphia, Aug. 10, lS42.-E .ss
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-20
LIST or LETTERS

EgEMAINING in the Post Office al Canal Dover,
- Ohio, Oct. lst le42.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-23
DIED:

On Sunday morning: suddenly. Wilson, OF ". i. War
rne-. aged year and months.
On MONDAY evening ols, inst, Mrs Sarah Cough, aged 81
years rclict al Lucas Cough.
Her friends and those OF her son. Thomas Cough, and her
sor-law, Manuel de Puga, requested 10 attend her
funeral this afternoon at O'clock from her late residence
No. IS Beach street
On Monday evening elst inst Sarah Henderson laughc,
Of the late John Henderson,
The friends of hersister Miss Catherine Henderson, and
of The family, respectfully invited 10 attend her funeral
this afternoon. latpa> O'clock from her late residence,
l26 Greenwich street.
On Saturday 10th instant, in the Goth year of age, the
Rev John wilbank, Chaplain 81 the L. $ Naval Asylum,
Philadelphia
On Monday alst inst p,ion, Cornelius IL Gou
berger, principal OF the Grammar School attached 10 Co
lu,nhia College, aged % years.
Funeral this afternoon al O'clock from the house Of his
father. John &. Got,berger, Is Chambers street
- Last evening, George H. Smith, son Of Hiram and MarGa-
ret Smith, aged Q years and day.
The friends OF The aiy, and the members NJ Getty Lodge
No H. l. o. OF o. F., and the order in general invited
attend the funeral this afternoon o'clock from No %
North NIoores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-23

y
In the Calvin Anger objections had been made
The ground that he had forth bis connection with the
house in which ne engaged Slessis. Iucker). anc
whether solvent He has offered amend
ment. pportcd by lis affidavit which e tina
he Is bnt nominal PARTNER believes the house TO e solvent
but ha, he be way affected by ilS p-cunary
Tie Court believed his 10 he in good
faith but where the affidavit OF petitioner supported
by collateral! evidence, i, must 81 The counsel lad
leave withdraw the amendment with view 20 procuring
the testimony Of Me.srs. Tucker.
The Court observed that il was yet re2ly % give It's
decisions This week, it Observed would be devoted
bankrupt matters and next 10 the business OF The Dric;
Court when only motions in bankruptcy could be heard
The Circuit Court 20 the regular term.
Several petitions, which had maured passed 70 decree
Objections offered those Henry H. Elliot, Benja-
min Leonard Raphael Pc,Xot!o and John George Smi,k
The objections TO the petitions OF Samuel K. Brooks and
Alfred Brooks were then srgned by II. j. Dillon and NJ c.
Patterson EaS This is the first where coneled
that factor under the of fduciary del,or
Goods had been sent from England for Brooks, Brothers
Co. TO sell and remit the proceeds They did SELL hut
failed 10 renil. AIr. Dillon was heard for Mcssrs Cegg.
the opposing creditors after which the Court adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-23
Ney.Kork Markets.

AsHES-A small parcel OF Pots sold at adccline on SO 80
and small 10, OF Pearls at 70 y.
COTToN-Yeserday there was active business, thu
sales reaching 1900 bales For iddlng qualities the
e is rather in OF the buyer To-day there is no, much
doing.
FLoUR-The market j. firm &5 25 Geneseee, and
some <ales arc reported al IS 3 The demand is large
bu dealers anxious 10 sell AT Sc o5 No;nr oi I'M
porance in Southern
GRANITE only transactions which have come TO our
knowledge are 80 bushels white Southern Corn at IS
and 1000 bushels Barley, al IS cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-23
CUSTOM HOUSE. NEW YORK. /,
h1 AR RIF,D .

At Lexington, Geo, Feb 22, 1912, by the Rev Mr.. Cur
ry Mr.. Sheldon p Thacher ri the firm John Onstcd
Co, Hartford Ct Miss Mary Gabrielle Hale, OF the
former place
Al untlson on the 10th instant By he Rev Dr. Gosran
Mr. Norman NJ Fn!ay, OF pghkecpsc, 10 Miss Marsare,
B. Rutgers, OF the former place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-23
MILLINERY GooDs.-sTEvENs

IfA- GHrMAN, 90 Beaver street. two doors from Pearl
New York, would respectfully invite merchants ana
mincrs visiting the city call and examine their stock
Millinery and Silk Goods Their stock is entirely NEW
and has been selected with the Having c.tercd
the ,arly they had The benefit Of FIRST Sc
LECTIONS from the importers and auctions, and having
bought their goods for cash. they believe they Offer not
ONLY but the best selected assortment OF goods
IN their lire found in the city. II j. their intention To
keep consrai. hand goods the most fashionable kinds
and 10 do business on the CASH SYSTEM. believing they
can make object those wanting goods in their line
entirely on the their goods patronage They
attend the arction sales regularly and do get great
bargains which they will sell ?, lrlsng advance rnln cost
Call End see. S.,EFENS 'IRula
Il. NJ. STEVENS,
S.E GRuMAS. mli 3mS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-23


The supply OF Treasury No,es large with light de,
mand Sales have been made to-day al 5. per cent ds
count 81 400 sold al tue Board al ~
We were ted into an error By the Philadelphia u =
Gazette from which took ltel stating thi me 1''sii
vr oihe Acl aaaya Bank. New0rleans, had ascoiue'
This we learn is untrue. The Iser o! the At'na'alaya
Bank stated, the aelanller TO a'gr '""''
varousv estimated from IS $loooo princ'paiy ny M
lowin, over drai,shy the deposi;ors OF The BANK.
iglatus Sergeant, ESD hc, been elected itesee" =.
the Globe. Bank in place oi Jaies keai, Esd, es'st
Iii, stated tia, the failure OF Ne>srS e 5 Fowler Co.
* / Fowler K Co.. OF Baltimore, was IN
,,,,y cau.,, ly their cndeayors 10 discharge oeos
one nv ,hcm at the OF their failure III 1891 III New"
Iar lflh, j. so they certainly deserving OF sym
palny ). rh,or, ri
TIL. Philadelphia North American Nys - nc NON VI
r,,uun,on has gone quite sn!octhiS u-'"! " 0,
.,.poand Tor s,n.c. but that caused Tor ordinary u'
aud Tor >raa!! an,ocnt> Such demands WIZ! '''' " =;
m,,e for ,,n,a ,ine 10 come until Toe present vacuum, "
the channel. of the ordinary circulation oeeo, -;
Money is Skinned more readily ont OF doors "se @
the resumption G. cpecle ray'nep'S -
beginning OF a return OF confluence, r,t ,-.
The Farmers Bank OF Reading anu Tue io -.
aid 20 be- pawn. specie. Ii is stated that the "ss
Rank has made se,,lemen, will, the Pc:n township na'N
The note. az ,h, following Bank. were received III
a, phia, lphia Yesterday: Eastern Bank BANK y,
ware Miners Bank Bank OF Delaware 1ouh's, "e..>
Bank Burlington; Doylcsown,= Farmers hh"A' '" -
Ion. Union do Delaware; Farmers no, 1>e"'"s ~.
easier Comfy Bank DO: Exchange Bank branch at iio.,
day,lmrsh. Salem Banking Company; "llmns.'" '"'
Brandyx;ue; Bank oil Smyrna, do Farmers ha'A %
Delaware. p.vcr; do do Gcorse'ow''i "ers"a''o"0
STATE Bank OF Camden ,,,.ai =, hi,
The ,o,vinz Banks in Philadelphia are Closed al 'H,
rine and their notes selling discount VA s -
sea 10 six,v per cent? Bank otthe United rrhin
PepnSyyania Mechanics Bank, Bank OF Penn ioNM.
Gard Bank. Manuiac ,urrrs and Mechanics nA''"'
mensing Bank ,>ev Ranks i
All The Delaware Banks and the West Jersey
expected, will resume day or two >o'e % .
have already made arrangements for the Fe'e"'p'''"
ter issues under S. ~, -...en,;on o
acch sunrise was felt Na,chez by 'h' 20.
the news OF The ,,honoring OF thcurait Q. u ,nl
ty the Ma,chan.> Bank New Orleans Inc i''.e ; ,.
bad $50 coo ON teposi, TO meet this craft a'i
be anloun, Of notes ,pa.urty within '"e' Ii, ca III;
New Orleans Exchange Bank notes are uu' u ~
coua Orleans were sold 10 discount ana No"
BE- >ola a, ,,a,dealers generally offering o"y % '.",
he dollar 10. ei,lc. OF lie Atcbaia'aSa mas
grsp. demand a, &, DISCOUNT; but, with the resi- slim"
Gown The Improvement, Bank clings TO iie "i'' Nv
,euaci,y II, notes at present also discount
Treasury Notes were a,l2 per cent. premium s.s-c
:ao; Gold 10 lei GO day Bills on New
all. a ?. premium Sight Checks =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-23

nNE HOUR at 1876 Nassau s : .resl.
J Fir.r beautiful Young lady fora pot OF Sncf7rnn'
;ncomnaab Orr, Tooth Paste She said II 'saa oe,lctot
rr;cie-Imo UGH delightful Fragrance 10 Her oh
1rerysi her ,e-.tl aud gave them polish ana DfllaG!
,ta, many OF her friends envie. Next c"hr 'a9..
M, ar box OF Sher,nans Worm lol-ngc' tor Fer lttIt
,cijId She said she tad heard pln n aooatine,n
n her n.gsiol, who lad uect. tiefn ana VIZ e'i
r tf.T ,c Inc child thai had bee: tveI up os ilfi a
~, doc ar ria car.lt iHd!t-1gc- man "i'H
10 roI,gb and pain his side D. Sheflnan iesct,nt
m o his Poo, Mans Plaster, Tor h, '!e, ana eH OF i
obr,ra CouoI, IozeDaS for thu csGeh "ss.!lbs mn
.,t,. :. n hours While be was NUS neat.', : !p.i.1
,,y.- NJ some eriirnce al ,!lS baf, called iol
~ ,li.v. distressing headache lac ''ctoe EaIided am
,se. f. Calphor L4zl4g., AMI engaged III. aseh,o'
TO- y minutes. when he asked about his heat!arhs When
10 All c-naa He aid snch cases were Of
OCCURRENCE and citt-l one Lounge would erect
Tbe rad LEFT when old dyspepuc nll''e hs ~
~. A box Sierulans D'nn-r Loze ISes
70 haude,! him. with the assurance OF being j.i ,nn
IL h.. required! Then ptly- lo6Ein. II,
,v1.e very aprearancs bespoke speedy Garner
wa, m his wa South. hopes u hnt!ns fee. ;-od, a.
cpa,. The Doctor v>ed linn return - ~ mai. 700
,,ai "a vage, upon Ii. constitution foe nun b ii; Cough
T5nv had ben cured OF consumption ic ns;h vas ir,,
to,fays hui none who tar Son Co wien ros
;,,bis SIGH K an hour al li5 Na',3 sr. f
viii lhe doctor throng-d WITH otfe in tsi
,rs HeS.,,. oIenaes leo !, NJ ch' -, .
~ n,5 william: 10 aTS -'y -
N 80, -. 80, Fast Broadway =! ,,o Gti.
H-ison.t 81 and 1879 Fulton-ei- bfe-lnl3 -"-
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-23

S.
lis quite new thing under the sun TO have Philadelphia
lunds at premium this market yet SO is Sales Were
made to-day at u premium. large amount OF 'nnas
belonging 10 Philadelphia brokers and merchants Mad accu
mua,ed here, the want OF confidence In The fhiaue
nina institutions which, the resumption has passed OH
50 smoothly, going back consequently the demand 'o
bins in Philadelphia exceeds the supply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-23

70 BELIZE FArEps to the Goth of Feb. have been
received here by the Florida Blanco large fire
broke on, in Y2nval onthc nigh, of the 18th, which
reduced the greater par, of tho town to ashes
rwenlv.cigh, houses we're destroyed, and the loss
amounts to over thirty thousand dollars. Amer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-23
CORoNER,S OFFICE.

The Coroner held inquest NJ No. l5S Ccdar>ree on
the body OF Wilhelm krat:inger native OF Germany aged
"a The deceased who had boarded al tue above place,
hut had heen absent returned there on Saturday uAwt
seemingly Intoxicated and evidently eauged In the same
state of mental alienation he continued until l death tins
morning. without having had any me'ca aid. Verdict
lied OF diarrhra and want OF med cal attendance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-23

SHAkISG THE NApKls.-A gentleman once in
PRODUCED his to Rev. Rowland Hill by letter,
az youth of grcct promise, and likely to do hon
-, 10 Ike University Of which he was 4 member.
Blu, he is shy added the father, "and idle !;
sud fear buries his talents in a nnpkin' y shor,
rimc afterwards, the parent, anxious for the rcvcr-
end gentleman opinion, inquired wha, he thought
# his son ~ have shaken the napkin said
Rowland Hill, ''al all corners, and there is no.
thing in ii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-23

z ECTURES 10 Ladies' ON 4 dtOlH!
ana Ptys!ogyThis i the til ct ,, is@f d o J IL
az AMI raad tl,.. hook The oij.ct OF tbs Work = io
10 show Won when SLING VITA, drug you must take bur 70
nior.n you correctly how TO AVOID 's sckhs @ 'i
notirs showing them th .au-,. OF much OF The pam
an. suffering eninre a. n'0.f: a1 ,he III IN ,i
present habits fashions Of iyInals are sow w, , ana ~,
fvi OF ,-h !acing particularly eil n.l .a
na proportion Of the work and lake. all in ALL i i r.,
adapted 10 the accomplishment OF III 6od i',eit,. s .,
ior woman rorn her suffering aad degraded coH'l''''
Pric. 81 Health Jaarnai for sale By ,,,
= ~ 4 ~ = ii Fui;Cn-s,ree'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-23

u. Singing School.-The second term OF The Sing
ipg Sclno held the Lecture Room OF the Rev. Mr.. ma,
DID, Church cerncr OF Bronme and Ridge streets VIII
commeuce This "Wednesday Evening al halt past seven
o'clock All those who would like to become ihornu. my
acquainted with the mens OF Music are 'iSi'ed 70 al
tend Terms made known this evening
nos ,,s DARIUS F.. JONES, Teacher oil Alusic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-23

BEAVER CLOTHS at Prime Cost, at
He the NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTAB
IISiiMENT, l42 Fu!ton street BroadTay.
For few days only, in order dispose OF the balance
of our very desirable stock Beaver embracing great
yareIy of STYLES. Gentlemen who still i'll want OF
,oos and fashionable overcoa are invited call and
III, for themselves Goods direct from The iTof
RS bought exclusively for cash.
md VcSngs can always br found al the above establishment
Full suit, furnished at twenty.tour hours notice.
Cash on delivery, ard no abatement III prces.
* r. j. C. BOOTH Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-23

Sickness IN MrcHlcAS.-Wc regret to Iearn
that unusual sickness prevails Mt Marshall The
disease ia said to be a congestion OF the lungs.
Among the Victims are Mr.. HEWITT, State Sena-
,or and John Willard Esq. u member Of the Cal
ho.n bar Both gentlemen were highly rcspecla-
#be citizens Mr. Hewitt is said to have returned
from the session Of the legislature in feeble health
Mr. Willard was native OF Utica, and youthful
associate of the lamcnted Ray. Detroit Adv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-23
.RCT5IaRIITS will sell this

Ii ao1,ipr HOUSEHOLD FURNITERE a. No .a ~
TIonsonvl! The furniture contained L, ,s hsr .as
LING of ingram t-re-ply carpets MAHOGANY ca To-,
$50; f,r,e cantelabraS waIdrebes bureaus ooAS $50 1
* Dedsea beds and bedding ioss1t, W'i mch The sale
e , VI The above furniture has been IN use ou d
snort Sl ,ine Is OF good quality well made and worthy me
attention ousekeesrs sa e,peialras .lan,el
Also oil ee,hs ot,omans, with variety oil hne Ai'-
iuPk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-23
4 i j ion Sal. Els.
BY $. DRAPER Jr
'.ltd t!'-st - corner ~ tTos.->rs'''
'UI HSDtN s;,ych a',h

- > 'Ittdtl'-stEt@. corner ~ fSoe->tfs"t.
THURSDAY, s;aych eth.
Al 10 O'clock. IL ,b,. Saie> TooGl.
Ienctl &soso o. Frerch Dry GooG> jus s,si-
~, attest arrivals. comprising desirable
' o. .a>'ionabe >ea>onah!s goods, erv. OF
nv 'pt'P-esl endorsed! Tor all $Ito.
@i''eoSoe ODD samples rHo::l,ng o, sale,
SttlRO aY. March sStk
AZ ~ O'Clock The Auetioa Rt>on.
"'H, dlio general assortment Of W CO; OK
e-.ahd .nt> IN" 'aS>nr:s> rHce:vs per ate arrivals
II 5 mos credit os all sums OF sitv and over.
Stock Goods. Also the stock az a ycbbus, hc,sc
eciinng business, !nr cash,
AT PRIVATE SALE.
China black Silk Hdkis do assorted Servings: ts+
S!enc >tyr PLAID CaS..erc. Viz Oxford, fancy MKT Dc
Tonvoi!ie. &c,
aE>, pieces -. 81 a.si 81 white aud Canton
mating.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE To Let or LeaS- in the village
jamaica. the premises occupied BY Vim K. Gvace situated
vihia ronn,eIt> walk the Railroad DeIc, For
particulars inquire VIM e. Oracle the premises or o,
:. Draper, ir. - Wilillp,>t. corner OF Pine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-23

Rlors.-seyerul Of the Fire Companies in Phi
adelphia engaged in not |" W'l,ch c,u'' ~e''
.scd, and several severed y wounded. he whole
mir .a. high, disgracefui. The Mayor has is
81 n,ocla nation for the preservation Of peace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-23
~ p,ooa,v,y Warrington Temperate.

n y
sac;civ vii meet This "wednesday Evening. Al al
S,i :, Comcer, HALL 4OG broadway Is" doors above
HSniort fifteen more Reformed nrunkardS wili elA
FIVE minutes each and relate the awful effects OF The nI"s,
a,n cnn on themselves The meeting Will be one o uttP
,n, We very a1,c,iongely invite ladies and gentle
men 70 attend ,iiS meeting; give your presence anu ou
supls or - u" 7'O'O' L. CHAPMAN, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-23

~ The numbcr of deaths in the city 'a,' week
Vas 1866 81 mcn 80 women, II boys and 80
e;rl.. OF these there died Of apoplcxy 4, as
oh,xia ?. consumption %, commissions ., Group or
lives :. dclituln ,rcmcns |, dropSy d dropsy in
The head c, dfopsy in the chcs, 9, fever !, rcsnil
len, fever 3, ecarlc, do. 10. typhoid do ), whoor
og cougl4 in1ammationof the brain 3, inhamma-
no, of the bowels /, inflammation Of tho chest A
ILLUMINATION Of the liver 4, inflammation OF the
nap. 10, inc.npcrance 2, marasinns ), morsitica-
,i.,n . old age g. small 8.@ll6 were natives of
,bc rnjpd States, 9 of ireland and Of England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-23

1r The Xoung Mems ashia.tOn hesll
,,arnmcc Society vii! hold their Regular Meeting on
hi. Wcanesay evening al Washington Temperance van
corner White and Centre streets at ociock presscS-
Vonno men in particular are especially invited 10 attend
io""s 80 " las II. AMMAN Pres dent
-, I-.a.,;nr S.c,y :n23 II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-23

fra fire broke on, in The stable Oh -'i'-
Truckman at Chaslestown, Mass on 'fe i'''''
which destroyed the shed, stable and zen norses'
the dwelling owned BY Mr. Mcar'Sar ana occ'-
ried By several families, and TWO o'''cr buildings
each occupied by several persons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-23
nRY GOODS still cheaper than ever
! GREGORY g. son, Us Spring

N GREGORY s. son, lIo Spring
street have 90 hard and receiving IRON AEctoo
complete assortment o.; Freach Engl and Acne
no Cotton Panraoon Stus Eonbaz:nrS, silks Sha"k'
Ribbons Calicoes. Prine> Lawns Mops'sne De Lanf.
i;t Cr,rats Diapers, Table Diapers DaTask able Gov
ers. Hollands Hos;e Gloves, tnbIeached sheetin Long
Cloths, Ticking. Ftanne!s, Greeks, &c ,,a ,irnes
vii find 10 iheir interest cali Goods freely saoH
S,i measure always given and price only III i"S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-23
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
:. DISTRICT COURT

Reported for The New-York Tribune.
TrrsnIy Nsrah -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-23
pgrFRS, roTGU LOIENGE!

For coughs colds whoopu@ coughs, and all pulmonary
con,I,ni, ,e. are ,rty invaluable article and must
he If used directed Neither DO they keep pa
tents in suspense but relieve ieo AT once almost
,ieir efficacy brnIa die ia passed away rom Tie
month; Dr. Peters courts tie readers trial o this, ans WIN
u. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-23
Drici T''iIidrr> dI'i"'i'ifb.
TIERS WORM LDIENGES.


Thee. arr. the ,>ieIaum, - long required. Ihry are
IN r,rc pleasant liz, and genie III tltir opera
or that they may DO earcssly administered 10 Inc young
est infant and nonrjcine heretofore discovered caa DC
canned in c,;,,risD .p:ih destroyer o WORMS hds
an attraction them which they ranLot RESIST ana navins
once tested it they btcofae po"erl"s and die he oh
I,,s are ~ ts administered sufficient 10 pro-
luce a catgart.c effect. he attention OF parents IS e"pr
;r;, yor o this VALID article.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-23
MONEY MARKET,
Hales Mt the atocL Exchange, March 81.
Commercial and Money Matters.


There was moderate alnoan, oil bushes done at Inc
Rrokpr Board 10 dav at about previous prices. The ten
dency OF Long Isand however, was downward, an"
closed at 5t decline Of per CENT Canton decheo !
State Stocks sold TO TIE rXtenl Of S3oooo al hr rates
Our own State improvng Skies. 1862 sold al w. us'
"A, .,n.l ~, nor con, advance Ohio Skies sold at 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-23

IN Pursuance OF an order OF the Surrogate
ri the County New inrh, Notice is h'Ieoy siv wen ~
IL rs,n. having claims against Wilhelm Raid%'n lae %
he r;iy OF N,York Physical deceased. 10 press the
anr y h the youcsrrr thereof - the susl.T1er 1 @
~ 20 Crriarre- in thu ciIy Of NewTcTk, on or neofe
,,e ,wenty-,f.t c!ay OF Sarrea,ber next <-,. n
Dated NeYork, the w eay s.conI az; % '1
,ata rncs Ia.s5,I. JOHN FALCCSER, E.XtcoLot