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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-22
Proceedings OF The Common Council.


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iltDA'f li-l'I H. ISL
toit.' assembled Present. --es.fs Gull -. Pies i.at
pa 'if- 'NA Ion en -il b'f 5l . .ae council
he PRESIDENT presented iae report u Aes-t- WHEY s.
Liiie, aurpheeEs. iol tie quait eul list Fe-slay,
J. IS ".icn va re- en. reserved
On H'etian ~ Nr Ga.d,huy,
Rao'rei, That Philip Meair have ihe privilege Il re-
s.. ben asi mo q. rr. ly he i4'e os.sa.a &
cl. caused - 5retc % iae cFy r.aeast o.. taa Z -
nation.
Jeremiah Collins nrle application ~ liccn-e 20 keep a
grocery in ite iowa " 3D. ntp1. scCa alttg fe same
WI h i.'H.e granted Ban ~ 'he boa da- 'lniy -ls-
te>s olefel mat ie secretary issue iicenee @ sad Coz
Inns q iefa SPIN uJus u3is ans stn- GaN, n tAe town
y lnai.naPos fs TIE te Of one fea fom ihe day %
March, l>i- np'n hs coa plying "iA tAe 1s--ace 81 s4-
l0"h ~ mat 'A.ecl.
,h q" ''' NJ H4i. cox
h'ffl nat me inc I'd SIC & sts, heFei oie assess
81 against George ". Mcafs. ~ akag earth from the
s'.e. = - ~ y" o. ia--uapo ae PRESIDENT o sad
.nn. pr Remit e..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-22

lLLISoIs hoNHy.-The jan6 o. the State af y. s.
sour has caused yrr"isbee process To Dee served ou
number OF our business men.i)r 40 mt So GOO.
which IS supposed to De the amount OF state Bank
OF l.lm'is notes nov n her possession. l. wonli
thus seem thatile state Bank OF i.no.s has broken
her fsith with the Bank Of II ssouri.
The New Era iGtmates not only thar most Of tie
gaFm.shees have pad the state Bank in ana patton
OF tie maturity Of their notes bills. but tAat
the unpiid paper maturing here has been as gaeI
u iIe Bink of Illinois at Shawneetown. Ctn ills
be t.us Il l.. the State Blns ID rectors must
regarded A. swindier-.-Sf. Louis ReP9rier.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-22

new Locomotive on the Reading Rail Road,
drew from Reading u Philadelphia. few days
s,noe. 30 feet long the gross weigat being
590 tons or e,2i0 lbs. at ID miles per hour.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-22
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL

Eastern MArLs.-Just after the publication of
our last paper. the Eastern mail brought as cart
loads OF papers. containing all sorts 81 matter The
Pith Of the whole viii be found 10 ,hs paper.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-22

- nag lures.
Owing T. the political dilap.datson OF the VA,
party Vthnt the last eighteen months. and the want
OF some records. we are unabie 10 present To the
public the whole ..lving wall" and shall have to
content ourscf WITH presenting that part OF the ma
teral, before Us winch form. IN part the front wall
which surrounds the citadel OF WA.ggery IN this
State.
Tr-; an the record stands Noah Noble, Esq Tx
Governor. and late Fuad Commissioner. By an act
OF the last legislature. ne has gone intp state OF
d.aPiisfion. fnc hen-and-chickea Governor. David
Wallace stands next. Then Toe ever mrt.orl5,e
Caet Engineer jesse l.. Williams stsnds in u3
very euviao.e position. IL. a. eGg.neer. could az
ways guess AZ the cost OF the works" per mile
a5oDt near eleven is - turtv Iheu the ls-
ve.ers rod men, aNe-mcn, *. dc, come IN. fhey
too have all per.>led ay ac, Of the last ie--l-
ture Next She host ~ l.us,roa> GnaHr.ers VI j.
Ton Sta9p. >lmue Merrill. nud De- Coe VIII the
Morris Ctual aud Banking Company. Knop. Room
son, sud sherwood. forming tle gttew "a tae
wal. winch leads 10 tlse citadel 81 NM-Eegy. Mr.
-. = az as th, keystone IN tIe a.cA, operating
"pfr So over the state.
y Won are near tae records Mcssr-. Chaptnens.
can't YOU make up from them the Living wall OF pa
tro, WA.sl ffeemen l"-Llflyeee .ldr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-22

LATE ELEcTToNs.-The local elections 40 the
State Of New York come in favoraby to tie dem
ocracy. The falling or in the wing vote generally
can only be accounted for by the want Of pipeayers
The increase Of the Democratic vote also. shows
Signs OF a returning so5erness and honesty 70 the
bulk Of the People We have not space. 70 spare =,
notice at length al the local elections 10 tie I'm.
pre- State but pleased with the rc-a'- in
Rochester aud Utica, th, democrats have swept
those heretofore wing cities whle n Troy. whg-
gerry barely escaped ma inter oyerthrea.
In OHIO, also, . moeracy has lnrrel sci her yafe
The election for Mayor Cleye and, e-uted in tie
election Of John W Allen, dem. The democrats
went Tor resumption honesty aud sound currency,
and trnmphei Of course. How couli i be other
wise. while the mass ofthe people r h,ae,tl
New Hami>iire. Notwithstanding ~ u.Ieppy
local division among th- democratS sf..i maiu,pIns
her high integrity. The return, 80 la ~ re- c.vsd
up 10 this date. Saturday morning. are I'D favor O.
the regularly nominated randidate 'lcu-g H1oaarl
and correct primo pies .,ye s.il ada - t.s. siou,o
the t. be received before oar pt.er GOES t.
press. br NJ any hing .ntc.
On the whole W. can add small portion Of "a
wing song, quite aprop,s to the SUBJECT.
Chnrgr. keadas. cinrs..
Crow. Chapman. crow.
" ere tie last words OF a loco ioco
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-22

The Boston Post mentions the failure of Sasl-
ton x Brothers. one OF the largest coGmerc al
houses IN lhe city.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-22

\ bill 70 abolsi. imqrso tor debt in Maryland
vas passed IN the House OF Delegates Of taat state
% a vote OF - u 10. The Senate has yet 10 act
upon IT. Lac, year that body k.l.ed a similar oil
which had passed tie House
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-22

The people OF this country VII. b. appalled, when
they see the ruin that john Flyer brought upon
rs. We had llst time t. escape at the ENtn-ces-
SION i ths ~ tn had not stoo Ia the way. and that
was all. rhe great battle was fought and won
far Ao.tisg-.f5rsl octcry " hope.
The titne ms now come Waen the whole truth
must be seen and told. We AXE \ DANKkurr IA
TON"
We have suggested the only remedy, iar.G.
and the common sense Of the nation must come 10
lt."-Uash. True Uhig.
We learn from the above that ali the measures
winch the wings did adopt at the EXtra-Scsslon
were good for pofEiag.' bank was formerly
and the tariff in the future. the o. ly remedy
l. il not remarkable that when two and only Two
such wonderful remedies existed, the wings 81 l>4J
should be too dishonest avow the former, aad too
stupid ~ discover tbe latter.-Cm. Eng
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-22
\ ,rw MnlI.c 1n no Llsncs-I.. -.

srw MoiNe 70 DO jusucs.-ihe insao. s
Sepu3i.can says: committee 'f abl y 80 per-
saus reached tns cry VS. efday tr'm Baltimore. f,-
rae purpose IS isttanng the ~eaaieof Aart al l9r
.ne passnre ~ the resumption b.A nov pealaE D
that dy. Iaey parallel. WIN music. trla tas
steamboat - me capitol and 5ickagtn. Tier ps-
tt'ol rel srfed - the co-n'nltt-e conference
the House
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-22

iHc HOME iEAGJE movement is MADE by class
Of men "Ao are unacquautei w.th the facts as wei.
as lAe principles o. tie subject and Who without
the feelings and symp1tAies u tie working men.
Ct they are very anxious u pass i3r working men,
and working mems friends Tie Pre-, .deat OF the
Home League, Gen. Talmadge. OF New y or6, is
perhaps of ali men, the very not To be Sc ected
as The iester IN great movement Of society, much
less OF working men. The Home League move
ment never b gan with working men. l. or< mated
n New ork with the merchants connected " .th
Massachusetts manufacturers aud was tes gaed TO
drive out tlc goods Of other countries from a.. compe
tt4on.- Gu. .4dr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-16
~ANDEKSON'S
POLISHING PASTE

N PLATE
New York, Jan. 6, ls+9.
We have tried the Polishing Paste made by MIR. Ande1ons
and find il to be superior to any thing we have ever used:
BOARDMAN 4 HART, sBurlirg Slip. !
Manufacturers Of Britannia Ware,
New York, Jan. 10, le!2:
We have tried the Paste and Plate Powder mads and seld ~
Mr. T. Anderson, and take pleasure in Recommending them.
COLEMAN 4 5TETSUN, Aston House.
New York. Jan. "a le4a.
We have used Mr.. Anderson's Polishing Paste and fiAte
Powder, and find them very excellent Tor eleablrgs SILVER ana
'"'' BALL, TOMpKINs & BLACK.
Late Maryland x Co., lSi Broadway.
W York, March |. 1872.
We have used VIM. Anders ,n's Polishing Paste aud Plate
Powder for cleaning silver and other kinds of ware, and can
THOMSON * FISHER,
o. all Pearl street.
Brooklyn, Feb. IA, l842-
Ihave used Mr. VIM Anderson's Polishing Paste for shver,
brass, and silver plated ware, and hndit to e : hrsr ray art
Gle. hs,pEni - SHt
For sale whole sale and retail, for expectation, at manufac'
'"'' HAs. H. " So Fulton street, corner Cliff.
Also, by Bassett, ga B, roadway. on. DOOR above bieecker
street; Giion, corner Grand and BOwery; CoddlDston, corner
Hudson and Spring; Sands, II East Broadway. mis- N
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KALsUMIN 1. fAINT.-Ihe ne slsomine Pant having been
n severely tested In this city during the winter months,
the patentees can recommeud II with renewed confidence to
existing in New York, renders an enume alton Of its I'd
yantas.s superfiuous; among the most prominent are the
following -
sCseabie TO the eye than oil COLOR. They are applied without
pccasioniug any offensive emei or injurious effect upon
health, and dryi ing in a few hours. Kalsomine paint may, IL
properly. applied, be washed when soiied, according to drec.
Orders received and punctully attended 10 At the
PAlNr DEPOT,
feb ~ sm. 1854 Broadway. corner Frsnklin.
CEILING UFF-sHAKP y SON, SO Hudson Al.
than cost. All therefore who are ia want Of dry goods can
obtain them Of US much less than at any other place in the
sff'SM Ma. :s' Is our OBJECT to sell our entire stock before the first
NOTICE-The copartnership heretofore existing under the
firm Of SHARP X is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All those having claims aC ainst said Il u
are requested to pres. Mt tire same for pay nent, and all Indebted
Hudson street
New York, April sth, 1912.
ROBERT sHARP.
L BEkLY, 20 William street Offers for sale, at very low
prices. a spleudid assortment OF French Millinery Goods, con.
sistirg Of the newest sd most fashi nabie styis OF straw
Bonnets, Ar i6cial Flo .ers, Ribbons, Silks. Tariatanes, &c.
Dealers are invited to examine the same before purcha1.ng
elsewhere. m222 Seod.
THE TEETH-T nest mineral teeth m
L serted from a single tooth to an entire set, with little OF
no pain. Loose teeth securely fastsnedi carious teeth filed:
artificial teeth used, by DR.. Buskcy, 2s Murray street. Term.
cash; coarEes moderate. All operations warranted.
MIC eod1m'
II s REMIT TAM. T. Of SI00 was received ir Feb
- IL. ruafy last, and the Tart es intending absence to Eu
hope wish to " rite and receive i. Hs address, which can safe
r0 n furntahfd her
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Take physie earIy-medicine comes ,.o late,

~Iake physic ~eariy-medicine comes leo late,
When the dsease becomes nveferate.n
pECOMMENDED by the acuity-VANCE ANTI
~ BILIOUS FAMILY APERIENT FLLS-By lone
tperience ,hese pills have beeu proved by Thousands to be
ssbest and safest Family Medicine hitherto discovered. Al
Tho wish to reure themsHvcs agsint siekn S. They are
dixie safe 'or children AZ for any period Of life, and REQUIRE no
,tra attent,cn to Diet o. to clothing, bilious and liver com.
plants, =, spfss,a 81 .na,gestion, nrvo,s diseases. sick head.
rhe blood. or a disotdered state Of Is. stomach or bowsIIs =. %
tiseness and ,ts onssauenerr:-thersfer s~.afaring men should
Two or three doses will convince the patient or ,h liz" n.y. ~,
tary effects, for the stomach will readily rcgainits rsns ~
a healthy state OF the liver and bo weis will speejIv t.Iss srJTsso'
and renewed health and WAC, o fbody and mind wal Be lie Ger
medicine which strep gthens the feeble aud consolidate. H.
muscl. Of the strong, and will be found Of infinite value 10 n.
males Of all ages (f taken according to the dircctions). who
wish to be secure from sickness.
Price rs and so cents per boz.
For sale, wholess ie aud re all. by VIM. Watson, Apoths
carries Hall. 3s Csti arine street.; Smith. corner OF fulton and
Water sts; HOW'LL. ls1 Bowery ;Balgrove. druggist, Fulton
OF. Brooklyn. msiim'
STRAW w~RAPPING-looo re ,ms crown straw wrappi, q
- ar excellent nheL, tust received and for sale by
e PERSSk * BROOKS, q Liberty St
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III KREMIIN.

III BROADWAY, corner Of Thamcs street-IhIs spIen-
i i did estabi ,hment is now open fortle reception Of the
public. hsvieg been fitted NJ. as an elegant resort for gentle
men desirous of spending a few hour, e leisure in the prAe-
tice of healthfui exercises and agreeable retarations from bs-
sness pur,uits Two separate saloons are fitted up as billiard
rooms and owing alleys. The first contains four very supe-
rior tables, and the second four excellent alleys, Each ga:
loon has the advantage Of fine light an pi,nv OF To,m, and
is furnished in the most superior .tyle Indeed. no pains nor
expense have been spared to place The Kremiin upsn a foot
ing, in point OF attrsctians. Of the nest invnIng respectable
ty. he proprieto q, in inviting gentlemen to visit their &C.
tablishmenf, beg to assure them that especisI regard Will be
had TO their acco maodafion. and no expense will be spared 10
give salts "a, tion, and make them perfectly lat home
BEN WILSON, formerly proprietor Of the
Montgomery Hall, Mobtgo merry, Ala
GEO. A. THOMAS late book keeper
al the Astor House
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DOCTOR PROVOST,

CONE intivituais write against the use Of baisam coPaiyy,
- cub. BIZ. uitre, camphor, mineral astr,ngente, nc &c, ~ the
cure Of secret diseases. ba, tina, the world hnews that the
above named m edicines will and have cured those diseases, 10
beyono a doubt Iii sperf,ct folly to deny that fact. But that
II r, quires a professional msp, and a man Of skill in his profss.
as obvious to .nea Of minds. hope, therefore; that &c otlemen
r, ouiring medical aid will not give ear TO all the FOOLS stun
which they may sec in tn. share Of advertisements but they
will call upon me, at No. 81 Broad s,rse ct, where they shall
have a full history II their C use l. feel conhdent thar NOT apa
tieIt will leave my Office without b,iog entirely sati'fe that
there rs al Ieas one regular bred ~physisiap who has condo
seconded to place hin self among the field Of Quacks. My Of.
Ace is at 81 Broad, corner stone st.
aim - hOVO vi. u.
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DR- MORRISON.

NTORTH RIVER DIS ENSARY, 20Ii Fulton street.neaY
IN Creepwich-Dr. Morrison. Member or the Royal College
of Surgeons, London. and formerl { surgeon in the British ma
w. cont .ues To be consulted daily on diseases OF a delicate
nature, and all those Distressing symptoms consequent on IN
juditioas treatment and the imprudeDt use FL qusek medieines
Dr M has had an experience OF twenty-five years IN treating
delicate tissases, 10 all their various and compiicatei forms
and uses a mild, safe. and ,nfallioIe substitute Tor mercury,
s~adie at,ug the yesefeal virus with certainty, without SUBJECT
ing The patient to any risk, or restricting hm ~ ms usus' aei
80 nursuts while ha medicines are aaresan'e w aets ano
smell. Permanent obstruct ons 10 ihs urtthra, sneh as s'rie.
soms Of the conssque res Of m altreaiment, ard leading ultr
o,ne 10 rr,n,rx fstuias. DR.. NJ. treats structures IN a SCI.
sn,;sc manner rradusIiy promoting absorption Of the thick
ened mcmorane without pain, 4, ,rv -ra.,...
men are suffering from the consequences OF indulgence in .
:serst y H. nee of nostruns and pretended specifies, which
JI atlv"iti only 10 induce greater depression DR.. M. treats on
ssn,s!r pathological principles, and never fails in establishing
cure r,r, ALEC the most obstinate yield to his plan OF treatment
Letters poet paid. and containing a suitable fee. will ensure
irn,on. nv his siviug a history oF his ease in detail.
Thee strictest honor aud confidence observsd
40 In 21fl Fulton street.
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STRIKERS BAY ON THE BLOOMlNGDALE.

:.s',Hiiag Ss,2s m .sIn r III l. a. ..2g,s j p Il Ss s,,.ehsi I, E NJ, The
STRIKERS BAY ON TIE BLooMlNGDALE
ROAD.
TEE sp.: ~. ! lfy' Informs nns' Ss TREND Friess, 's and 1s IL. ps ssiae' sss, se vii I'll
0P To ' sso s@s i ps4.os. 'S sH si Ss~s one S.y yi::i nsf, III. romantic and
s .so saS. p SeS.r !, ss e.. 's { %sy y' b. 70 .o ,s, : en- By Sy . ps sSsi: a a.it 's ,Sss
y, ~ naturally Se ~ !, and I'e g as scenery u Is uHsurps""
s!rifsss'. Bay j ssis mile. from the City Hall, on tn. Bloom
ingdsle Road. The house is situate on the marg'n Of the Hud
ground. er'sns : - eoDsidsssbIs dist distance, he walk. ~insias
During he past Winter many improvements have been made
on th. prepis.s-ths road leading % the house has been widen.
order 70 render tbs a des.rqeesly fsvop,e sam%e resort ~.
TIE sioct q WINS aud liquors h, beta selected (%sit1cr,
Ice creams. The Emf eti6a.ry and ali other r.sre.hm;ni. viii
s & ., e 81 s ss1 oIh sr r..ap ssssssii ' ss,, III sssuss' : MODERATE
The garden and orchards are well supplied with flowers md
~b.uque,s, or baskets of fruit, in their several seasons can 0f
RRSrtt II. accommodation Of those p rsons, who for s,iIis 2,
pleasure ride early, breakfast Will be provided fro" sum-"
The \ eomfssr. and co~pveui,n. e Of ladies yi,i.i,s thu w., s01 sir w,.
be especially studied, and eisIity and A'''""'" 49,"
Dc STAGES ts . s Sai every hour from Nc. 20 Bo"'JWy' " ' Co paisiPSfr'
can alight at the gate.
THE DESERVED ys 3 ba.eT1. e Z. E FL .ap.r s.si:S 4. {
i LiysrwG, n %a%s coughs colds, splitting Of blood, and alt
di.ease. Of ih, chs bs ss"t tried. AID with the m,.t unbOuuded
.. s'"s vwiS.sesa, , a., Cd !. e Dr. BE :. T, % = . eG ssi. sra' us Liver.
w'rii q spring .'S g T :, '5;' s Ssa, ar, ,So !: v " ' .S.s.s sas
sn,Iw.fd - :, ~ y.r did i have any y connection ssasis with the original
aS q genuine Tsyiors BALKAN Of Livery IT, which Is onIs
made BY the prophe'or at s7s B'~sry. Buy !" 'n" Guy '"'
At ls.ssT siNSias' CURED s.y. |. : ;E. a. sr ssv e. o ss.s,i ,S of
is eare IN VAIN. until used Dr.. Tay lors Bass'n ofLivswor
At s7' boWsry-th "' MRs. t ~ s lyf ais Lms,g..
90 BEWARE OF BASE sFGsy YOU rs
ths tue and genuine at the old once "
ass,:o cs rA Hsy: sS d, B. y. s,. sSl.'f fs 'f,s;i sssi J. fs...t
1 Co, % Cornhin, Bsston. .m'
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DIR.
FISK'S COMBINED SUMMER
BAKER & COOK STOVE,
FOR COAL OR WOOD.

ATWOOD, Patentee-fncee rom 1850 10 f12-1he
~. deus furnace and front Of this stove are made OF c sstiron
and has a large fire oven attached to ", which wil do nearly
irsbl, Inc cooking Of the laree,t s,z.d ordinary Cook Stoves
pals, or fifteen gallons, and b., ,the use e the d. 'ision plst..
ali this, two fowls or . lsfge piece Of meat may b. roasted in
front. and all done with ltss than s cents per day, for proof OF
which we refer TO those who have used THIN.
FISK'3 stove Estsb ishment,
2b9 Water street.
Read the following ccrtif ,ates, in addition to which over
two hundred may be seen by caiiirg At the store,
Risks stove Establishment. 2os w alter street $50
NV YoRK, 81 Fourth street, 9Th April 1891
M,ssrs. Fisk. 20s Water sreet-Among the, variety ci
stoves which have come TO my notice, the one j Purchsseo
from YOU merits a decided preference. =! have used II curing
If the seasons, and W ,uld most cheerfulIy recommend u 70
the public az 10 my opinion Susceptible OF u , impro'e.'nt
for simpIjcitv or economy, and worthy OF more praise W
can b, appreciated without a trial OF II -
am A PERKINS,
p,s,or of the Bereao (BsptisD Church.
Mr.. FISK, 900 Water Street.-The sumner s,one whicn
purohased Of on I.st spring, ] have had IN use IN now ana
ro ons without trial, " outd believe tie amnult oi eoos,ns
ib,s my ne done BY il, or its economy. snmeen tosay, mat
-. x, ii ~ no !. ;onaIIv an extra FIRE, we rave cooked Tor from IS 10
a. !, with enough lessfuJ TO save more than ire price
Of the stove MRS. BUEL, 50 Fulton street.
N,r.hos 1871. ais IMt
OTDr EVAN HOTEL, No. 80 North ThiId street,
(I I. lew doors above A,eh, Philadeiphia Board 81 per dav.
This beu,e IL In a oet trail location, and has secomms citations
for SEVENTY psrsops. ala tmr
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PAPER HANGINGS.

M A. howell & co ss7 Pearl ct. are now receiving
W. from their manufacturers at New Brunswick, an extern
sive assortment of Paper Hangings Borders, nc Of the lates.
and mod approved patterns apd tiyles, tuIt.d TO the city and
country trade, which they offer 10 dealers at the net manufac-
tory pricts.
Also. their usual variety Of + fench Paper, Borders, Fire
Board Prints, Views, &c.
The best workmen to put o., paper in any part OF the city can
- - na.aa 4 aeadomNA
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A

A ND III. way to solve il. Why do the imitatoss Of my Tab.
n let Razor Strop allow me to carry off the pr MUM medal
and diploma, from the American Institute. year after ". r
without even submit ting their own for trial7 o ye OF tender
chins and tough boards: ausw-r the above by bringing a dn!
o ir of Raj ors, aud test for yourselves he truths OF the certih
Gates Of the moi scicnI ifc gentlemen 10 the country, viz;
Professor 0riscom, DR.. Mott, Gen. } TAllmadge and others
q sole inventor and manufacturer of the metal
Ic Tablet Razor Strop, with four sides, 1853 Broadway.
unOqIu*
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30 ODD YEARS
10

T EUN'5 GARDEN, 40 bowery:-The undersigned takes
IL this opportunity to inform mis- friends ard tine public that
he has opened a G"d.n and saloon at 70 rSwsry. where be
constantly supplied with The choice est and best OF Fruits, Con-
fectionary. Ca flee. Ice Creams, Lemonade and Soda that the
city affords Every attic lton will be given On his part to maze
this Ca den and Saloon a pleasant and agreeable resort to the
ala Im'c II. LEUR, l9 Bowery.
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THE SUBSCRIBER hes I ken the store rs Fulton street,
L b o,kIyn, for the sale OF The most approved genuine pa.
tent and family med .ines, pcrfum.ry fancy ar'lcle-, &c,
Marufac'urers and propii-tors OF such articles, or OF any
thing else, who wish for al active, stining agent to dispose OF
thei- productions. will fad suct an one In the person Of the
subscriber.
8 J STEWART, rs Fulton st., Brooklyn
For sale, most Of the approved family medicines. Persons
purchasing here may rely on Obtaining genuine article.
AZ lmH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-16
GREAT FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS.

GREAT FIRE N NEW ORLEANS.
FxTRaCr from d. New ORLEANS Piesypns we saw one
hen from the ruins Of The store occupied by J w. Stanton X
Co The books md papers IT contained were in a. ~ rfect a
been fire wi,hin ten squares Of ,hem. The ordeal tn, ugh
which they had p used was not a slight one. The oil aud can
die, in the store of stanton h Co mads about as comfortable a
fire az we desire to see-tN. q. Picayune, 18th March.
The above safe was sold BY the subscriber TO Thomss r
Stanton, merchant, NO. 1874 Front st., for his house IN New
orleans; aud has proved Of immense vsluc, TO the owner
hand, aad for sale b. w.x..
The only authorised agent for the fale OF Wiiders o."
Saiaman Ter Safes.