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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-15
9lnfenp's Neues S.o.te(,

Der 9taot SrioseUater, 8eaoer Co. peunf1lpauien.
S)n bea StAbt Sribswaer, lcaper GaHntp, pennDipa=
nien an scr ncro6ten Gde pes artts gtereds, e9
G(art unr Cos Spritirns unb Gcmm6irns l1aartnasr,
Gin 1turs 6ote crri8ttt bat, woet @ or9 CUTE Fr.c
Runs iSc rce trmIben prN bic 0erUsenbett pub
tums ~ tcrOienen 9ene S4tnt bat CT init rrn pOrIS4
item @crnten pcrebe n xiI wirb init ae prtcben ftpn,
mas bic ares 8utes oartctet unc feline taac osr
Recommendations nb ScraumiS Gr lapttcifcnre crstbt cn
ansurufcn, unb empfebt @ ale Nes pnttums crsetener
Oiencr. 0ttnrt9 Nntcnp.
Nric0ttrater, SpV. II. - g.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-15
geutfbes 8affhaus in Ginciunatt.

Seutl6es 9aifballS in Cincinnati.
Witmartt, in Der 5ttn 9tra5, (jwdcn rer 3in uur
aanuB StraBen) Der Gnbesbnanntt empbt(rin 8afbaus
br Uun eincr $anosleue nbem Ct 70 cn8ritrt it, pas ct
Neifnpe 5u SuB unp u rb ODER init Subrween auf bic e.
aec 2Deife cSrcn tann Setn 6aus anb feline Staluns
limb scriumis; fene Sentt no tin fb NIT bem 8etcn prs
itDcnpas Olartt oartittct feline 8tbanbns no Se
nnsen TO- Dag sep6bn bic webtr tep ibm urrcen, Die en
NAL tcp bn ein5etebrt batsen 2er Die rcte init maiden
piQ III bcr3liD WiQtcmmeit. 9avib y ffcr.r.
Cincinnati, Setrnar 22. 1889 80.
0Oer atere 5eoattrr riefts Btas tann aus Grprotuu
ales tettatiSen pas t6crr y. cten (a8t.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-15
yeeue5 SbneioereefbQft.

IAtr unr,cibnett, pObnbaf tn Der Iustarawas 9traTe
ggn Canton, 0rn. &cbr's 9trbr fras seseniter ,eis
brmit psm putlitum srsstsn pas anstfansen ba
ras S4nsieerSha in alien inn perf4iernen 3wtIsen an
obistr Stele. wet tauf eranren bat ~ tttrttcn-
Nub miro tets einen 9Orratb alien Sorten fertisn
Mannstleiosr, mad ben neaen Noben ret9e 5ett
u 3et pO ben 6iliden Seeltabtn erb<) au 9ano ba
Scbtf rieftm Dirb CT in ftntm
. 3teuen Rleicers5tcbr ra
cine pc1fanbse Ausrpab feinen llbern, GaTlmeers
Gainen, unb lterbaur @tofeH aer 4rt balttn, bic in
ltin Sad 9aSen, unb u Gtatlimenn bieltr Art sen5t
rerpen Our Prcmpte 8erenuns tisen reitt bcft tr
nen lbetl Der Sftntlen 8un ja prbitnen unb erbasn
0icclaus Bcur.
0aHtrn, N7av. 30. lS4l. IS.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-15
Trvtlltat1t letttntoM,

Sd,uetber unb &leiber ser.
50 eeunec cne Srrubtn 9uttum rab Ct ntdb in'
~ cr crtfabrt tin ctises 8aft auf nem aten tet1nn
Stanrruntt (m ptptrn Strdwerteeer an S"nt an eer
Slcrcrtt t nes artriersdes III aasn rren rerbtetnn
3retscn ju betreitrn. .,s..
9s or rsselmass bic S,suten aOren unb Su(bn Nssn
Den 6en 9etacten erbaIt 70 TT er nabur 'nce 9ta"r
setee an tIiscn 4uorrerunseu an tne Sunt 81 enrren
mic tr bot asrmcin 3ufrirrenbt III sspabren ltnp sr
1T p6is cnt6Icn SB mod Nbe 3u fparcn feline al
ten Strn t tep,ubaten (cnocrn btrcm, bur frnr.
t nb 0banpuns aud inmcr nod mcbr Scrricnen nnn Ct
balten Ofaebc einnlal rem Verub - ..
Canton, Sulp 80, lS4l. 3'tu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-15
Ofepb 9 i1rey
Sbterar5t in Canton.

N1at bsm patfum Die ersetenbe An,etst eas tr G9 In
Canton Start Co. obo, nierrsean fat, scnnen 1T
renlben in ttnm Ta 9eptnbaft ju bienrn eiue bcpre.
e fcwobI ale aud bar pleaDrise ctuns eranste rras
fc &cnnntt, f6Ben bm oas ertraen Gin, tin Oien an.
;utietcn, nno tcreisen ibn Anpru auenr fbil nt
!en 8unf jn maen er bebanoelt pfrrc Sinrpeb, @aa,
f. @weint, H. No. Seoer, Der bn NIT nem 3urru1 teebrt
wirb tene prcife tils uno sere6t tfnbcn - s -. r.
GSene 28cbnuns 1T in 9arjels eaus, 6tlt in Der Gus
taranas tpn Ssn 9auern ron Gpttet @taIer uub
G,rctfAmirt pbirp y0abn. =s.-
Canton, Oct Is, lS4l. 1876 ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-20
RICH AND POOR

RE ale bese6ted BY ehsrman's Lcsesgss They stand
ENVY AND MALICE
articles place skermsns Losnses, which have done
MILLIONS
INV se have sxpeerced their happy and beneficial effects
- Sou2hs, Worms, Headaches, Cods, Wh00ptng Cough,
Oonsunptioh Pslptation, and all Nervous daseas
e. and never an instance known Of failing to do all that 10
49,, GREAT AND SMALL,
nxn ana low, unite Recommending them 10 All whe peed
SAFE and saiutary medicine. = -
,, CLERGYNEN
% 20 Their virtues from their pulpib and amidst
PHYSICIANS
hsd ;nsra 10 their patients, when their skill
. OLD AGE
eonened 70 boyhood and their declining rea un.d. ror
and hsrvy by using shernsn Lof,nges-aw avs nj
~ oae mans Lokenges and see that get sm2thev
None viii cure DIR. sheunans ashoase il al Toe N,s
Asss,iIo and n, Broadway iss Bowsry II East Broad
10 Fulton street, Brooklyn ksddins, State 81 Bo,,on
GHEAt AND sHgsdANl IAL BUVK9INDiN0,-
e. WALkERS Old stand. ia Fulton corner Of
Dutch streei has jus. ggbl. he'd h. third edition
MsssWe-handsoms embossed muslin binding.
Co No American eitiren's library 10 complete without
u valusbls and compile volume OF Executive Documents
lobe Rad OF al the Bookssuen. Cloth case made and
- apsd fvr the trade m2An
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-20
Baltimore.
Baltimore
Correspondence Of the Herald
BALTIMORE, March 10, 1872.


Ma EpIroR-
good deal Of excitement prevails at this time
relative TO financial matters. Several extensive
failures took place yesterday, but prudence die
tates that should withhold the names Of the un-
fortunate. Such announce ments, IL they prove in-
correct, or premature, may be instrumental in do
ing much harm, espec tally when made public
Through the columns Of your journal, ito circula.
ton being SO extensive in this city. What money
we now have is good, but il is extremely scarce.
IL Ia presumed that some failures will take place
to-day, il being heavy one with some Of our hea-
w merchants.
Mr.. Sowerskl, the rope dancer, who met with an
accident the other evening in the circus has been
mentally dcraAged since the unfortunate occur
renee
made slight mistake in reference 10 the amount
Of the licenee recently imposed on brokers' IL IA
from one to three thousand dellars per annum
magnificent supper was given by the members
of the City Council on Thursday night last at Mrs
Temperly's hotel. II was q treat of no common
seting, and the aldermen went in for gobble.s with
great xest
Flour / quote at 81, 50, with tendency 10 i'm.
prove Wheat is selling for 100 ll0 cents per
6ushel. Exchange on New York is much easier
quote at par 4 discount. Philadelphia, and in
fact all Pennsylvania funds, are very doubtful
The nominal rate on Philadelphia is 81 a 4; vir
ginia 10 improving, and may be quoted at 8. dis
count.
The weather this morning is pleasant.
Yours, RopEmcx.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-20
PUBLISHED DAILY DY
JAHBS 0ORDOW = Buu nv,
NJ q, MN QTuRHR

Molmrs HKsALo--lxued every mornlng-prics to
sefs per copy. Country subscribers furnished ct 70
srne rate, or any speclhc period, en- femitfnncs
savancs. No paper sent. unless paid In advance.
WmELy AspALp--Issued every Saturday morning, :
Inc oclockrrsce se~s per copy furnished 70 esw
~ Subscribers 1t - per annum IN advance -.
ConarsrowpnRrs are requested 70 addre1 mn stfe
- JAHrs Goaoos Brvrurr, Propnssr Nd kd1lsr: -
Qaeo Snbualnse nuse ~ ~
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Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
BALTIMORE, March 10, 1872.

Ma. BENEFIT
The Citizens Bank, it is said, has gone, or 10
about going into compromise with its Creditors
The Western, Chesapeake, and Farmers and Mer.
chants Banks are watched closely, and il 10 feared
that they will go too. The Chesapeake would have
have been that she loaned to the state large amount
Of her funds, which she stands a poor chance Of
getting back.
look for squally times here soon.
The Court Martial is about to commence Captain
sCiack's trial. John Nelson, Esq 10 his counsei.
In haste, PREscorr,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-20

TIMBER FOR THE Y. 5. DRY DOCK. BRoOKLYN,
u1 Wiz Jy (. AS S
hf tn: ''
1900 spruce piles Of length vary rom TO 81 eo aver
Sersse At, "a inches in damstsT fee, from Ii. butt
5000 nsa feet white pine timber square for floor tim
1900 feet white pine do, foot by foot inches square
ri board of sinch white pine plank for floor
$500 feet board measure yellow pine FLANK for sheet
All he above timber and plank to be Of perfectly sound and
be straight be procured and in
Ill respects prepared for sharpening and driving
h
s ss ne
ing half each lot 10 a. and feet iOng-the
'' Is: r s pine Pink mott.
age moi t:s than q feet and in width; 10
raSs not less than "A ...;...
b. iri1ns s a. :Sss, sns Is length: \
width from to II nches-o average not than Is in
the above timber and plank to be deva.eL such wharf
Epsnser Of The Dry pocf subject inspection and sppro
The ps Be delivered !. such gu.nt.. and at such times
ns; 6 ss M fsy 90 sa
xa: H?ss the LIST day
Tie white and elbow pine plank between th' LIST October
s. tn; Bs: ;st @; P Ss
Ssau r,. for Ii. and pin: PIanl. - ~ '.-.'
g Is: s,n The wsss $
pry
aS SE xf t. * vi n si Nav, Agent,
STfH!i s's oR
''s M = H %s$is S% s Store, Broadway
yB poad Draesi,t, Broadway, corner of Blocker.
Wm M',I pfvgg st. Broadway scsn.T O. John st.
Harrison Broadway orner OF Grand st.
And Of the inventor and prOpreis Professor ciehur
;::S; sSi:s.
!smqye dte the Gale San Pedro Mel enfspte de Ma
S on. % b: nS
e: q; b sfs s;s.
Ass % dc lS N 4:
city. situate directly the Bay and command
oSn: S.s.. s entire h'r'' With the adjacent country
sssgst,i ss s'tes rSS
81 boarding ossrs to the Gcvsnme., House, where
eJe iss
% %S s Mi s ST
the CLERK who visits all vessels with passengers, - soon
h s;s sa 5.s sAs s SissGf oas.oa .m.
GOAL YARD TO LEAsE-Ihe Clinton Coz lard No.
s;Sa sy = y Sss:oa
streets mi cod aw'
JOBE's PAIENr METALlC SLIDE EXTENSION
II DINING TABLES These Tables are deetdedy su.
psrier to all other Extension Dining Tables that have
made, therefore public
on. The dcuy attending those Of former construction
in opening and ahutn well kno and has H.
limit their but all those difficulties remeded
in the Patent .tes the slides herein nave metallic
RIM heavy Of the alternate swelling shrinking
OF the wood damp and dry weather Those tables always
he wood frequs.y ya,ps in damp place. and are there
Are besides splendid and able article
before made IN Ill desirable forms and pat
terms, and OF any length required
The public Z fesPscfay invited to call At the warsroou
new large building OF the New York Public School Society
where the article may be examined.
cod =. Kobe. Patntee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-20

APPOINTMENTS BIZ THE PREHDENr.-Soomon
Clarke, re-appointed Receiver Of Public Moneys
at Pontotcc, Mi Silas Reed, Surveyor General
for Illinois and Missouri Valentine p. Conway,
Surveyor General for the Territory Of Florida.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-20
DIR. j. FRANCIS.
OCJJT IST


No. 10 BARCLAY STREET.
WITHIN TWO DOORS OF THE Aston HOUSE.
II Is preparations haze 10 almost every ins,ne. .Gc,.a
II astonishina all smmatory dsssss of tbs Evs
weakness Of sight &c and many css~s be isv ~,
durable, ~ Is FULLY a,tssIed BY tbr following " w ~"
CERTIsiCATES
~ certify that Jacob Valentine, youth of sbout r.... r
brought TO my house lAss sppareniiv h;sJ ~
called to-day aad states that he been Tie .,ss -
DR.. Francis whose bag been the NEAR. ,a ~
~ - JAMES MINOR
Rector Of St. Georges Church. Beekmap Ct March ,sx,
nearly blind for twelve pebuls rar..,
the sight and am Ierfecy by Or
MARTHA BROWN, I77 forsyth strss,.
:" 1 certify 70 the above being true statement
G. BENEDlCv, Pastor of the Stanton st. Churcb
neatly blind for twenty y,ar with Cataract in
each Surgical aid rcsorted without any good sf
fec but from the Of DR. Francis wonderful preparacn
for that d s.aserny sight is perfectly rss.ored.
HESTER JOHNsON.lss nth st, New York
We the Undersigned have witnessed the astonishing eff
OF DR. raneis for diseases Of the
he.itansly Ecommsnd them to the notice Of the public a.
va usb.e remedies.
DUNCAY, DUNBAR, Pastor of McDouzal street Church,
sill CONE, Pastor Of tn First Bs. fist hweH.
JOHN fECk. Agtnt OF the Home 4 isso Society:
JACOB BROU NER, Pastor u the Fsrih Baptist Chteh'
JOSEPH ANpRApE, Roman Catholic r,iest oil st.
Numerous certificates can be seen at tie Office.
B-preparsd and soid orLr by Dr. FRANCIS, No. 10
~ Artificial Eyes Inserted equal in appearance to the
NJ rn.In IT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-20
ING'SCOUGHCAND

HE 'egree Of Conscience placed n this Vegetable Cough
Candy by majority Of physicians, ought inspire
the like in the mind Of every who perhaps from
and Performed nothing Wos phys,eisns recommend
CLERGY and her public speakers speak publicly its
hful ref uLrcatng the air and giving the
voice manifest inordnate volumel In would
body who has tried sirenuousy prcmuigate virtues
had not the amost miraculous effects Of its power full agency
been scent
Prepared and sold whoe anil retail for expectation by
c. H. RING So Fulton STREET corner Of Cliff mlo lm+
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-20
MARCH OF INTELLECT.

GREAT strides have been mad. throu bout the world in
u Steam and almost branch Of agriculture and the
general not the same in the healing art 1t
they recommend Ring. Vegetable Cough Candy in all af
they see why such pleasant and paatable
tce should not pse the many bat
Medcis other writer's peak OF such and such
No, Rings Candy modern enon, and eves
checks and and canaot be its onward
course BY the end saouy Of few itera Prepared
m m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-20
MADAME RESTELL.

EEMALE PHYSICIAN. Once and residence las Green
witch street, (hetween Cortlandt and Liberty sreetA
where she be consulted with the sctes eondsnes an
complaints incident to the female frame
Madame Restss experience and knowledge in the treat
preston &C. Is such require but few days certain
relief and perfect recovery Ladies dssirng proper med
will be accommodated during such time with private and
whose delicate health forbid rapid
Of family will be sent BY mail to Of the United 5tass
Oo0, NJ. Y. city, viii be received.
Boston Once No. Essex
n B-Maisme Resteh would inform ladies residip. out
the city whose health would not admit Of that she
woud devote her personal attendance upon them any
ofths United States within reasonable distance,
fra dGwlms
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NOTICE TO KgPTgRE6 PERSONS :;

NOTICE TO KUPTUKEU PEKSONS.
DR: 4; G. HULL, No. VEsEY STREET. AsTOR
lures may rely upon the best aid the world
affords application his Office V.s.y sreet New York,
either o the chief of the
United states Patients must he careful examine the back
Dr. Hull writing None other genuine be
lied good Children under twelve universally
The rsie has been under tbs progressive practical
Truss Once and brought to state Of unrivaed
lection. m m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-20
COUNTERFEIT.
FEMALE MONTHLY
PILLS

OWING to the celebrity, efficacy and nyiabls success OIL
" Madame Restells Female Monthly Pills in all cases
rsgusrity suppression soppage Of those functions
nature which the health female depsnds since
counteres and limitations continually attempted 10 b
psmed of for the genuine Cheap Tils purcha
Female Monthly Pills with the object Of selling If pos.ibls
dollar Females therefore cautioned these
attempts impose upon them II 10 sufficient here state
that all Female Monthly Ps countsrets except thoss
cold at Madame Restes Principal Once, ils Greenwich
New York and No = Essex street. Boston. Price 81.
Madame Ressli signature 10 written Me Of sael
B. The married. under some circumstances abstair
from their for contained N the directions
ftR -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-20
DR.. FELIX GOURAUD'S
POUDRES SUBTILES.
FOR ERADICATING HUMAN
HAIR.

POUDKES SU BI1LES.
FOR ERADICATING HUMAN
HAIR.
No
~ s. ai':s
s1ls ' se ':as
i s pi ssSy %
sT
ton on the skin Full directions accompany each bottle
70 Sc had at Dr. oousuds Offices. ssr Broadway, and 9,
Revsn. s.n;; 3: soss; ' ''n''
f'%s,as @g ssi %. "a dsH s
Ssa pfI ' sss :' Nam
p:s. S.lSy f.ilsI
:ss F:r M.
i. MAN h;s SsssS
es CIV ISSI iF;s L0S
:;;;:s ES.,|:: aS;:s
mouth rF ws;'.M sissm .j Jays: Co
street 0hio-c olumbas, Summer Ciarf. New jerssy-f
Every bottle q Dr.. e.uraud. Cosmetic. he. hi, nan.
sS
KALSOMlNE PAlNT.-The KaIsomlne raIet hsving besn
IN severely tested in this city during the winter months
The pa,enee: can recommend with reved te
the public The specimens OF kaso1ne Paint now
existing in New York. renders alton OF it, ID
ysnags supehuous among the most prominent are the
following - ,
Kaso%ins CoIo are nsr more yminogs and
occasonng any offensive smell Injurious sHeet upep
s, sS ;1s !" s HsH
lions in the circular. . ...,
ois'l and sSrsS i'i;Pff;s 4 4 tSroE
feb 2, am ss4 Brosdwav. corner Eranhln
M LAUREL, 1884 CANAL sTkEET near CHURCH.
Now 90 we'll this city for very many great
and has cfoed, in ali cage. deli
cate dsease all remedies failed, st
continues be consulted BY The an cted OF both seses His
mode restueDt well known to commensa
ton having the practice for 70 the first hos
France, and ten IN ths city removing all
dseasss with aud dsvatch and without the aid
either o. Mse.y Bssan Persons sMeted with Iroirac
very BY apply to Doctor Lsurel who efe 70 his patrons
a SURE euarsntee sharre.
Al hSas uatl r. n, asd charge moderate, alta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-20
HATS! HATS! HATSil

RROWN CO.'S One price Hat StoIe, whoIesaIe and re-
tail IT'S Chatham square, corner Of Mott street. where
f.h'eo, beauty, durability and economy combined to
adqpn the head,
The ppopretors the pleasure now offer in addition
to their recently improved short mapped bat
the most co.ty and beautiful that the difference easy
perceived Price three dollars We srctly adhere to the
super for the price charged In presenting thesa has
the public the propreo think they have ached the ultima
tum beauty ma 3ms
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TO THE PUBLIC

THE subscri having completed ard in operasn his
newly invented Cotton and Hay Press offers sell
pose Of Presses for any part f the United States nego
tate for the sale Of The patent right for section of the
country east OF the Allegheny Bountans. press be
at the Of Avenue and s On press the
Of fur will bale Of cotton to the densiy OF
twenty i've pounds to the cubic foot 10 or two minutes
thereby the necessity OF s at
d two mems TOR hay TO the density owen
pounds TO the cubic foot the time The press
very simple in its not liable to get out Of repair
and oceu res spsSe o. aSca tnes oy feet on tine hoor
part oftns sost other press Of equal
Wall street. between the hours ofz end eocloek W.
Huy at his machine shop corner Of Rivnsion and Lewis
Letters VAL lmmel attention.
M dIn,F r
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DENTTSTRY-

Mi u, q
w who Artificial Teeth, aud those who may require
thew to his method If supplying tn. Maxllary family
the Teeth Knowing that there disagrseabe
mouth of those who indulge in acids ung from action
Of the acid the Gold Plate ln oil that admit OF he
inserts teelrom complete without using par
ce Of metal Of any description.
81 Chambers stRet ms Inn
TIkATE AND PUUDRETTE.-Ths Lodi Manufacturing
Company OF 400 barrels Of roudree for sale and
daily preparing both Urpe and Poltree weather
favorable they expect TO have ge supply in the
spring This company have connection with other
per better than what has been New ork and
they have the evidence Of farmers and practical chemists
prove it. This company alone make Urae They have dis
covered and greatly improved making Pou-
drete, although much more expensiye They do not
manure moulding sand from foundries
ashes from hard al articles Of compound ether
material that in it. elf valuable The company
have determined 10 make ce which the farmers and
have rsascnabie ground complain Of and
TERMs-Cash delivery for Pudette 40 cents bush'.
Urate cent?. Con- Of barrel IS cents and carriage Any
person wanting few bnTe have tie delivered
board any vessel New York 50 barrel each barrel
will not contain four heaped BY
One OF the great benefits in using these the
nomy with which they be applied boy will do
day than two with team carirg Ut manure in
Farmers srd gardeners who have tried these
These manures may be had Of Mr. Jacobus the seken.
sack Bridge, New Jersey; Of Messrs stweu Dey, No.
sss Fulton street Brooky at the once Of the company,
addressed The Lodi Manufacturing Co.. boz sos POST or
fee New York will be forthwith attended to- and
wishing at given time, give orders in
advance and the company will reserve them. $3.50. -
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NOTICE TO Blu YERS OF
BIN EFT Flu M TU r E.
THE subscriber would inys the sttsntion Of those wish
absment where be found rich assortment Of Rose
Mahogany Furnitae OF French and other patterns
erenal Aso, handsome rich gilt GoEness for wndSwi
es every article attached ts curtains, which will b
made in the latest style from patterns lately receved
B. Particular attEnton paid to the fitting up OF Otto
ered tapeatry. WASHINGTON MEEKS,
diS-sin Sls Broadway. next the Hospital.
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w fov Sattirefs FLANNEL, ec -.
so 900 Ibs do do do, suitable Tor " rp,vs ~
in lots to suit purchasers. By GILMAN - stS.et
NIL 3w' hFWS'~"'
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THE sySssrb;! ], nov cgsnng his Spring suIp.y Of
from Brn ingham shefed Together with general
:or,@snt Of eHa' Sheh &c " prepared 10 oGsr At
attention Of Country Merchant Builders, Csbne!
prices confident they y 6nd II to their iperst to
2t0 Greenwich corner Bsrclay, New York.
regular supply Of FALL RIVER cur NAILS, and
Tools. James Screws,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-27
Deaths.


Died, Tuesday the 18Th inst illness Of 10 days
with deep cold WILLIAM lanes infant OF Alfred ana ga
rah E. Thomson of Baboursve Orange, Va aged years
and SIX months The afflicted parents bowed down by sorrow
for tile loss of their innocent and sness little boy WIN ma
much cheer them in the feelings expressed by the blessed
vnr towards little children; particularly In that part oil the New
Testament where he sad Suffer little children 10 come uno
and forbid them for Of such the Kingdom OF Heaven
knowledge, their dear little boy ENJOYING glory WIN
ruptble CROWN prove holy balm their wounded and D"
ieaved hearts.
Dearest William, thou hast left US,
Her. Inv loss deeply feel;
But tits God that hath bcref us,
lie can all sorrows heal.
Yet, again, we hope 10 meet thee,
Wh1nth- day Of life is fed;
There in Heaven, with joy TO greet thee;
Where no farewell tear Is shed.
Departed this life, Friday morning, the 10th instant Mr.
SAMUEL FRAZIER Of New Kent county, in his 10th year. lie mas
len widow and large family Of children TO whomhe sad be
reavement will be acon hut To he relieved ny inc o'
fong reflection that there high ia father OF the atheress
and Judge Of The widows" His relations have lost an affection
ate klnsnan and his neighhs kind fiend but they all have
The consolation of believing that what is their loss Is MS gam
that he has met his reward During his protraced
illness he manifested the patience and most perfect re-
sl2naon To the viii of his Maker being sed that soon ne
would be compelled TO go the way Of all flesh.
From dust did every mortal come;
The dust Is every moria's home.
So unto dust his body's given;
iia soul, we hope, has gone Heaven.
When DEATH with all ts PAIN drew Nigh
And paed his cheek, and dimmrd his eye
Stu not from hope could he he driven,
His hope was firm, stie bliss of ravenn f.