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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07
AND IiI1ER. Rt.I EN7T I;E.STI7


OF the unr'salied virtues 81 Dre 1.rlieh's Com
pound Strengthening and German hreIient Pills.
Dyspepsia Of teniyesrs stssdIng eureiL ~
rss hfleted 9Th the shove! eofapIaiht Tor ten
years, which ineepaei.ted me At iniefssls for the
period Of six years from attending n rs bnsiee,.
! am nov restored 10 perfect heslh thfough The
freqqea. I'VE Of the above medicine. Ny symptoms
were. tense Of depression Nftrr eating pain al the
PIT Of The stomach. loss Of appe,ite kiddaess pal
p'tation OF the heart, and great debility 4 ara viii
ling 10 give shy Information 70 The afflicted respect
ing the benefits received from the use ofiDr Hsr-
lich's celebrated Medicines ANY i,erSon wi.hinp
inf6rRation 7e0nesruing the efficacy Of The Medi-
cine can By direeting 70 t4he posi- Office Down.
ingeob, Chester cbuniy.
Signej, WM HExDaIcKs.
PRLNcIP.aL OFFICE No. 10, D
NoEah siA ~ PHItApELPaIA. {
Also, for sails II the Stores Of 7 (
j. H. BEARD, & CO.
Gharlesiolrn,
rAt SAMUEL KILHAM, q
Helpers Ferry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07
FOR HIRE.
Valuable ROEtUar Lois

sSStSeeOtC A1OttCeNH 6OG0
FOR SALE.
WILL sell, on Saiuydsy The 18Th day Of july
u nsrt, . number Of VALUABLE LOTS in
the town pr Bolivar. and its vicinity being the
interest or the undersigned in me real estate OF
GEoReE RowLEs. deceased, and consisting Of
Lot No. 8, Of the farming land, con-
tanning fourteen acres and tiOeaty per-
ches.- The Stone HOUSE, kz,IA
and Lot No. |, on Water st. 81
near Halls Works, nowIin the ~
possession Of Thomas Kenncn.-Lot
No. 3, on same street !; and Lots No.
IA and Is, on Jeferson Street.
The property will be shown upon application
to the subscriber, nj Houses tavern it Bolivar,
or 10 Isaac Fouke, Esq. al HarPen Ferry.
The sale will commence 1t 4 O'Clock, p. M.
at Mr. Houses tavern.
pPTERMs-One in cash; one-third
in 6 months and The bslance III 10 months. .
+ THOMAS u RowLEs,
June 10. ls42. I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07
Cradles ss. Scufhex.

Il HAVE on hand Grain Cradles made By Isaac
l Climef, : Grading and Moving Sc,ihes al
Waldfon's mako. Nm. ANDERsON.l8
Harpers-Fsrry lnne J s. 1912. ii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

WlSH1to hT2s for The remainder Of the 5esF,
u i healthy snd Industrious Negro Wo1lan
Who can wash and iron. For SUCH On oEls :
LIBERAL price WILDE gwen.
y III ABELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

DEMAiNiNG ia he Posi 9fiss d charlss-
II toMn on ne la day 81 July. Hhieh. If
not taken out before tBs ist Of 0di1ber, win
Be seat 70 The Post ofkte DspsrtSeks - dad
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07
TE.nnfeet I,,t,,r efffnfeFsy,

y MAN who understands Pulling. CaFding
n and Spinning, add who can come veil re-.
cosnmended Such an one will fod eonstaBl em-
pioymsnt by the month or year. Al liberal wages
ole uth ! family will Be preferred.
Alss, man (Wiih 4 family who understands
weaving, viii meet VIVA a good situation, il
SPECIFICATION BE made Immediately in person, or
yrIettsr addressed 10 Messrs. JOBE 4 co.
KabletowD, Jefferson County, Va
Jdnc is, 1872.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

Eeser Eisen Tor purchases q The sale n
=. u taLNER. ir October l1st. win pe Due
q .as tsth taiyf AstAs stipulated indaleenes
Ia s1pee,sA--indsed s1.es,3--;. .reT, rase 4
~ r.ymeps,0 b made 70 JesErn Sr4nR1.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

NEw WHs1r.-A csres Of from ID %
1900 bnshels new Whe5 snived ii this
port yes.erday l29,h 6li.) from North
CsFolins. and was dpeosed Of Il sl.26
per busheI. This irihs iirsi Thai has been
received in-ihis u1tk-s. and was Of most
exeellsns qualify - Ban. cIsepeS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

Risk OF MEHcAkTiLE LIrE.-Geners!
Dsafborn. in lecture delivered last win.
lsf. before he farmers Al the Masssehu-
setis EegiilsiuFs. declared that ninety
seven on Of every one handrsd personn
Who obtained their livelihood by buyinr
and selling, failed. Or died insoIven..-
This faei be ascertsined BY reference 10 he
books Of the cuslom-house, The backs. the
Probate ONCE. and from the reeollee:ions
Of the oldest merchants 1.-THE statement
opportunities ne truth in relation to the
risks ofBmsrcantile life. it should induce
fathers who can place their sons upon .
farm 10 insiil into their mf6d. . love Of az.
ficul.uralpunuils. General Dearborn de-
elsFed that .she would prefer cottage IN
the county with Eve acres Of ground. 10
The most splendid palace that could be
erected Id the city. IL be mus. depend up
on The success Of merchandise 10 support
IT,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

IHR n g II ER S.-rfrssh Butter, Water,
~ soda. aud Sugar Crackers, just received
aud or sale by lis Iii ALLEM0Nls.
June Us. 1912 IL ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

~ gentleman who has made his current wine
forsssersi years By the following recipe; assures
" that Ms The best be has ever met With.
Editor Free Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-11
SUPERIOR COURT.
DECISIONS.

TnuRsp,y. March 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-11

The sales q, ,te Brokers' Board to considerable ex
ien principally OF Long Island. Of which the sales reached
nearly 500 shares closing 5l3 advance per cent
Delaware and Hudson improved per Farmers Loan
!, Paterson !.. Mohawk declined per cent
STAT. Stocks generally firm Ohio s1es were in
eraand az 81 Spectators ave begun tezSan game in
Ohio stocks which has bceniearly played out in Indiana
nIllinois selling ontine. Sales made, sellers op
on 60 days, IT, The effect Of tins alarm the luid
ohold lis stock, and the rcSu; wI lie probably that
parcels bcing forced on The marke, than thu regular
ifnand calls for, time sellers viii enabled to I'll! ile
profit OHIO Ia, never failed 10 nee, prompt
y the interest on her debt, owe has dared in her
:ouncils TO advocate The di>honor her faith, WIZ then
should her sock, be selling at 49, time Tor the inter
them;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-11
". c. liagyerty, Auc,ioncer
By JOHN HAGGERTl II SONS.
y II y v y = 70 "
FRIDAY
NTON I,
4, IN D'.iJrk nj their Auction EO,

AZ lGo'cock, their Auction Room
PACKAGE >ALE.-5ro package, oreign and domestic Dry
Ioo> comprising large and desirable assortment OF sea-
>o7abie articles. a;6 months credit.
Also 81 casrs comprising an entire invoice OF easonabe
staple French Goods CONSISTING 10 ground ss prints,
ctin;z color.
= cases pink, lilac aud blue 10
striped mu>ln.. sancs fabric Of Do,as Mergie.
cases suspenJers. comprising complete assortment
10 cases nou>.cine de lane >iaw> splendid qualities
II cases mou>seline Dr. laines, new spring II, les.
cases Cashmere vestnss OF newest styles OF ;hs los
costly fabric, being rntire uew style
Also II Cases white mu>nS, comprising ul! assortnen
o 81 and 6t nac>ook> plaid and striped >. aud 6-i
,rcs, jac'nt Is 81 >wi>s >tr1peL
II Cases French satin face lawns
cases silk and Nor>ttd tou!ards.
Also, ~ styles and patterns american Prints
Comprising '8 plate; chints furniture super striped mad.
ierS and door plate.
Also, 50 L'r.n> Hollands aud Drills. among which
tine Linens whole and DEM peccs,
ONE OF the finest ever otcrt, a, auction
The above 10 be sold without reserve.
Also, under the Inspection the WaelS OF the Port for
of the underwriters DANA ed the voyage OF In
locases Fancy Prints. 8 case. Ga Jaceuct.
London ouliIng. Z" SIS blk Lustring.
EminerS
-" BcaverttcnS.
bales 81 and 4 ! red Padding.
cases new >,vc Beaver Ca.>neres.
Cambria Marble Prints
''ps' sATGRDAT. March 18th.
Al 100 cloc. at the Auction Room.
DAMAGED iooDs-iimer the inspection OF the wardens
the Port for OF the underwriters damaged on the
voyage Of importation, for cash
~ damaged goods, including Fancy Prints Eariston
uglais, prnird5tawn> Mous>tline de LANES, Verona
Itk!> HIowu Hollands Jaccnet NluSins, &c.
10 10 bales Ravens Duck, heavy
A AZ" !, q :. stout
A>o.l5 Rus,i, Crash.
Also 10 q Rus>ii, Sheetngs.
Also IIucka!,ack.
A N,o :. T T@.Rssin,.
Also Table Dama>h.
Catalogues and sample, early oni he morning oil sale.
At 10 O'Clock at the Auction Room.
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CoRoNEwS oFFicE.

tHrRSniy, March 10.
ST Dpg, DEATH "Wednesday at,eYrroor;S a co.orcd
female narlc Mary Morris, oge,i0 vie Joseph Morris.
etHo = Mulberry i, was passing down Chatham street,
when opposite the Halt OF Hecordulhc Park ,t. suddenly
fell tie. pavement and instantly eNpIre Her hu w.,,
conv.v,,i home aud pos, examination n,a,,. v
Crrvelng and T. Nice Sm, and The heart
ed he ra;,uyet NhcR the Cofpner> Jury That Called
pronounced 10 81 the cai>r Of her death.
iN=l<rAxT SurrulATEp Dy trS AlorGgRiIc Coroner
held an l,,>f to-day ia The 0t!.=BvPuut, 10th street
The bod al Fracs Edward brce, inan son OF Margaret
Matilda Sco;ird, aged weeks Lie mother OF Tn, caid
has, been sem 10 tic watch r1tay night by n'r
no;hcr Tor incnt and d>ordcriy cudGct ana oaN
tng been liberated "Wednesday drank freely, became
,irunk and uiG dowItwthe infant straw bed on u'
ioor. after her mother oT Alderman soi"ch,
VITO came and lOund the mani. ceht lying Win is iaSeta
her uner is mothers breast. aud her arms over H.
been ui1ocn,, by is drunken mother Verdict, tia, II was
Ohocaed by i,- mother Size was IN state OF nloN
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AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH Richards, Auct:oneer
81 BANGS RICHARDS < PlS1l.
Store ia Broadway.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. March Ii.
" EDN kSDNA EN tNINV, NA


ZWoSSS on ENGINEERING, AECR;r ECrrsE. ANTIQUITIES
Illustrated Books. Sc-A very CHOICE and valuable. pr
sa;e collection OF Architectural ana illustrated! Works and
,noas them complete hv TONS Architectural anu
Caeedrai Antiquities EJgl1pd elegantly bound Woods
Letters Architect France Itav ari Greece: We
trGv!a'> Architecture; Robins rs NsiruNn's Brancu>
Ls-gS Plans az Pab.c and Private SGlH!ng> OF London;
Nurhay SCG>LS Church and Royal Mons>tcres 81 Ba-
tald tnNoo,;' EreCh-os and other Antiquities 81 Athens;
zDaken Bells Gr,cian Architecture: Congha,n'> GcihlG
Ornaments; tuSeu lie keuNs A!chItrc urai Antiquities
Robia>on> Gate, Lodge ana Park Entrances: lnohs De
Signs tor Charche> SutS De>tg<i> tor Ornaments Mugs
Designs Shop Frun and Exterior Docs; DOnali>ou's
Designs Tor Doorys ru-,keS Modern Finishing ior Room:
Civil Engineer and tcChii"ci> JoGrua. ~ numbers,
Also PugiG> splendid Views in Paris Views the North
~ Was. beautifully coor, obong tOlo; CiarK Earbury
illustrated; Ph!ipou Eiiec: and Color; Moses Copies OF
Vases; Alters CdEsabra Tripods from the Louvre at
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c1srnN uol:SE NEM YORK

CoLLECToR's OFFICE. March eth 1872
Noticc.-proposals viii ocrtcercd al this office I'M
III Saar~ay 1St March instant. Tor furnishing the oi
cwiag quantity OF Oh Tor Light Houses IN thu, district,
w:
46io Gallon, OF Sperinacct STRAINED OIL Tor snnnefu>c
:5t5 Gallons Wint-; Pressed O,l from head matter
he sa: oi! 10 he gau.edhy The Gnited Si.tt> Gaugrr>
~ ' tine OF delivery and be ,iclvere 10 the Supcrfn
ioenl ot Llgh Houses he nay require ironhound
Casks not exceed, 50 gallon, each The oil he tried
qua tested beior. pay iient i made therefor.
my u EDWARD CURTIS Collector.
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WaNTED.-A gentleman

NJ oiproperty would lik. 10 purchase a.good ock o.
aud tiri-r9. ,hpo-tnnd l.:
New York the Nav Yard Erookvn, ,im..
and satisfactory reference given To person wishing 70
give M Tie business. scod bargain might be MAE A.
1irrs: Z; roger, a, mi. o,ir. NIL lrs
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rE,WO MILLION Boxes of Sherman's

d LozeIges sold a>; year, ailorng incacuabe relief
all who Setl them. They literally the medicines OF
tlc people and IN The mo1ts ofa Never do you hear OF
cir being thrown aside after tajr trial but every
conmcnd> them 10 his friends, and thus Their fame has spread
.ronionc end OF the tnon 10 the oihcr and the
hottest parts OF the / mon with such
STERLING
virtues they have ctsined celebrity ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
by the Medical Faculty Clergy and persons the highest
Distinction well every class OF citizens, they
bow he reach ot!nsce envy. Dr.. Sermau Is
scientific and slnI physicians, whose medical
ouatjun Ua.inee OF The intrinsic wnri Of all he
Pr 'parrs, and all can safely risi 10 tus skill The
INTEREST
tdhe 10y lIyscInS troIc al fcG-efiH medicine
ldIabc, secures rs LASTING standard means o
'r' n all cases oi Coughs Colds MiuopIng Cough Asthma,
i9lrcs, OF the Chest. Consumption iraache aipntlon
,, the Heart, loWncs> OF Spirits. Dizz.,ss lsstuoc
ncrvouS Diseases. H"afttn, Dyspepsia, Fcverand Aguc.
Worms, which nt1cl HaHoy ch,iTeu aud adults
.vcll I'll ordinary dicoa-cS. There Lo2enge, Tor all
SIX SheBan- iheuge The Cough COG,nu pIion. Dys-
prpsia, Worms. whatever you NAV and he
and pias"rS, ,.I, may De imposed upoa
~ HAVING osr:r article pamri you IN place OF
-herna.- Tie o.T warcous. III this city at 100 Mas
street one door htove ANA
Administration J. pn'ya 10 AstOr House, ll0 SIoad
yhS. and IS William Sands, rs BfoalNas, and II East
roadway Churcss, 3g Bowery; Nicely, 22l brccker;
Co,ipgton', 2 ii!on md % and $50 Fulton II Brook
rn: Burgess, 8 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia; fivng
,-:ii: Dyer,i2 Westminster 81 Providence.
robertson. 2.2i H'*ui0rc 81 Baltimore, Frank Taylor,
Washington CITY; DGval < Co, I, chnond; 4. Head,
Charleston CnrnA e. Co., New OricaG, f. w icos iIt,
ourg, ms CTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-11
Sc,v-Xork Market.

ASilESNeary all the few scattering parcels Pots n,Ic
market have been tahcny the principal holder i
6 80 Sales loo bbls. Pearls al 56oi.
CoTrON-The sales OF Cotton to-day have reached
about zoo bales. whthe market still na'orot the buyer.
FLOIR-rhe principal holder, still ask 6 p for Gene
but III decline submitted To- Sales have
been made al lGS Tor home and Eastern mar hets.
Some lots OHIO Canal round hoops can he had al tO--a
loops are held al IL % Tor fancy brands New-Or-
leans no. Not much doing IN Southern sales $50 Rich,
mond Mounta:n at . 81 Georgetown and Braniywne IN
>al parcels ate 90, Richmond City 80 Baltimore City )
u 90 Sales 10 i,!s BrandySiuc Corn Meal supposed
at II 80 CASH Barrels, 81 >t-Jci>ey 8 90
GHAiN'tle market inactive. safes $50 bushels Penn
yvaia round Corn &c. weight, 40 East Apace OF
BARLEY in market unscld No sales iiye-hcli Tue
OF buyers. Sales 1000 bushels Southern Oats a, i5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-11
POLICE OFFICE,
rr.,,.csnAy March, N.

#TtluHSDAN, N1rCA ~.
ZBtRGLARl 4.So THrpr-On Wednesday night. watch
man Murray arrested coiorci man named Lewis Hewlett
wi,hioer eia> dccansrs his possession, which he hat
,io',I nom tni' store Of James NJ Shaw No 20 chatham
street oo winch he bad broken by knocking ont the pane
~ r,ar'o and >t,nin. ani,> and otaer articles worth
IN all so. He VA, tally committee. 20 answer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-11
TO 1he Journermen nairdrc-.cr. an;

Af,b hr> without exception OF cnor-a meeting 81 all
tae JoGrn-yLieD IN the trade respectfully ~oic. AT ir
trenchs Hotel. Chatham street. near Pearl OF Friday
ny ti instant. where utjcco aficaitr interest nd
importance 20 tie lournryucn Wi IL argued II reai;
10 b. hope! :a vii eg- ~ attend posi-
bly, do considerable inte-e 10 themselves The
business oftfe Meeting viii commence atha clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-11
VIM. " Shirley, Arct!onecr.
BY WILLIAM W. SHIRLEY.

FRIDAY, March llth,
~ o'clock by order OF Receiver mt the lofts oi Store
No. II Ni.iaul-st.. close acoparinerenp couccrn
plain GAS and Druggist Glass. general assort
nent. Sale cash. without reserve, rain or shine
Catalogues ready and goods be examined On Thur
lay
SATURDAY, March l2lh
Al O'Clock the Auction !oom 81 aud ST NaSsau.st.
A large assortment %! House Furnishing Gooos
Outdoor sales, an coGsignments 10 The Auction Room
;pI.
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MAXINE JOURNAL.
CLEARED YEsrrR1

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
SHIPS Italy, Snow. rri.>le, Rising Harris: Mississippi.
lIiltjari. y Orleans. ! Il Collier.
Rrigs Wilson Fler, Cobb. Savannah, Scott NIorrel
Selma, Bartcc, Boston. Ne>niil X Leeds Nom, Have.
chae>'on Venezuelan hrg Union, iiincon, Maraca'o
Auaus.urAt
Sclrs Star, C-owcl Elizabeth City,, y C: Emma. Cole,
Baltimore; Dodge Knapp, Alexandria, d c. Roe, Snede-
cor, Baltimore.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
slip Sutton, Barhman, daysirOn Charleston, cotton to
G Sutton.
Snip cheore, Smith, 80 days from Liverpool lnze. 10
the captain
" Lewis.
Swedish bark SOPHIA. Aenrun. 10 days from Trepani
,ai'. Ia Hoorman. 'oln>ion X Co
Brig Frances An'ey Hart; days from Havana
Big / Gardiner, Nei 81 dass from aia, fies Sc,to
brs 1'liana, wcl, uy, from Baltimore, wi,hrndze to
:hGmd>ter.
Swedish brig i'ylal, Newbry, &c days from Gutenberg,
Brig Money. spear, Is DAYS from ciniuegos, sugar TO
Cha>eran, Io.Nert i Co.
>chr ia Reward caNs.troo ST johns, B, m,izo TO
| Neyil.s X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-11

fRoN IExsa.-Ad,iccs from Galveston 10 the
oath Of February hay" been received a, Ncy-or.
leans. IN the vessel that brought them came pas,
sengers james Hamilton, Esq and Hon Mr.
Daascreid, Secretary Of the Texan Treasury
The Mexican =vcssei captured! hy Commodore.
Moore had arrived at Galveston=SHe proved to
be the Progress. snail schooner. witl Il cargo OF
aou, sugar and coffee, aud not ,he=sciooner OF
as#repored. Fifty thousand dollars Of The
Exchequcr Bill have been put IN c.cnlllion No
more l., ,o=6e paid orl, nj present. The British
barque Bnoyanl was lost recently oil the mouth Of
The BRACES River. wierc She wa anchored, re.
cciving a cargo OF cotton. In :; gal" sh. parted
her cablcs, ard went ashore The captain, fra
and second mates and four men we're drowned
She had 2l5 bales Of coiton on board \ ncsv
fort has been finished at the east end Of Galveston
Island, and t.vo Of TIE six guns belonging to Ii
mounted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-11

= FRoN. SourH. AMEnlcA.-H. b. NJ schooner
Hornet u, Jamaica from Ghagres brings accounts
Of = Great battle between the Boiisians under Gen.
bolivian, and the Peruvaas under Gen. Gamarra,
which was won By the former The battle, it i
said lasted only 80 minutes, yet there were killed.
wounded. Or taken prisoners Of the Peruvians,
about 5000 mon out Of an army Of I, 600; while
the loss of the BoIivians. ~ l<illed and wounded,
was only 80 The Bolivian force amounted TO
1000 men During the action, the President#o Of
Peru Gen Gamarra. SHOT. Gamarra, our
readers may remember, had proceeded 10 Bolivia
10 suppress movement there in favor Of General
Santa Cruz.
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9OvERT,S BALM OF LIFE-Th

" Medicine dong wonders ATl> err psr>of' VII.
puvs t article cone, recommended y others VINO nav
used il ;ierl-@ vee which ,c-as volumes m II taI to
D. .n.p>a Bronchitis, Coughs Celd and Consumption Il
sqUat!oe> We hope the afflicted VIII turn theit
attention t!iis valuable article.
The ieioing scrtiicatefrnU ar Chast.nev whose W.T.
had been twice three low a to leave but le hope
of recovery, sIa here sf-ak for it-etl
M Co*--Dsr Sir Mrs. Cha>;cney mas taken totTi'>
of YOGI Balm LIE, and nv sunrise no'g IN he'isr
hea; than have Known her ~ e iGv several years, She
has beer afflicted wilma coC or ttteen ears, and
many Physicians her lungs have been pronounced neur
blp several been n io,s that .ga- thoughts -;
coua MOI Nos her Cough comparatively speaking
hardly vbI- and ;r iating pains OF lungs have subs
.;e Airs. c. taken variety 81 nlet.cEn, hu; has pe.r
experienced much relief she has your varahl-
Balm OF LIE. T. : from sens Of gratitude AID a le-l2
for similarly afflicted. that th> certificate
t,,er u.tn,lcrs nv family bsv- Used with decided
benefit dear >T,-cftuiiy. Tour-
EDWARD CHASrEtIEY. Druggi-- l-Ht Rn"srv.
For sale br |. Covert. i3 Nassau Gnrr Clinton Hall
also e Chl>;.n.y ~ Bow-ry. 81 BoE.-rl3S Barve-y
;a Water II. GroadRav. 10 Aor linus. - aht lto
Fulton - Eas, 65 and III Broaduay go w
son El4t %
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SALES BY AUCTION.
WINES
BIZ !. u. HnNniGn &. Co.

By z 10 HoNMGR y CO.
10 a. casks Aar>eillS. 20 por gallon: 10 Or CASKS
Sherry 22C, or casks imitation Port &c 10 do Mus
SIC: n,!S Clacct Sc ~ h oIo 81; 10 ca>rAluscal
81 Ss per 10 do Cdrct : 81 pei 10 do assorted
Co:Ji,> s. %; 10 10 .ib,ynlhe - ,-l.
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Thursday morning. ilarch To- hy Rev DR.. Lyle, Ar
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On "Wednesday, TIE nth instant. hy Rev. job A'cCOscy,
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CHARLES \, and edward l,cl.sier samuel Russell ct
dl-Mototli0c aew trial denIed.
Robert Anderson y. Jnnes T. DrtmInond and others
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John Ii Eowers. defendant in agor> V Samuel :. Par
her, plaintiff in crror--Wrt OF and subsequent pro-
eeedn.S aside.
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The Circuit Courl was opened bv Judge Ruggies on
"Wednesday FOR ti, trial O, tie Island ease. rcpal-
lies however We're not ready, and ii WAS adjourned 10 tae
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