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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15
Horses, earts, Ploaghs, 100 bushels of
Corn. III ths field, SO. S,c.
Y,EP Us u G.KKi n

4 Soy virtue ef Deed of Trust from George
ID Reynolds 10 rhe undersigned, dateaalH
IAN day Of Februafs 1912, and recorded jfI
Ethe coiniy court of Jefferson, Will ID oT.reaaat
] public sale to the highest bidder, for cash, II
Daniel ENTERS Taxerh,, ii Shepherdstown, css
SaiavdfH tas l7ih day pf DserabsS afrt, the fdi-
lowif 81 sroPerty, towit:
IA 1adct IF abo,tt 70 .4exes of Lanay
1 purchased By. $aid Reynolds Jfoas
Ciaa's heirs.
e 1fdet q abotst SIS .sefss, purchased
By sad Reynotds from SAouse's tcfrs
z 7fdct 81, q5out 65 .Acrcs, PURCHASED
By said Reynolds from Kendle's heirs.
a Trait Of 80 Acres, purchased By sad
Reynolds from r. Hout.
Thesa lands are on The Potomsc river. insthe
said County cf Jefferson, near The Potansc
Mills, belonging 10 theEsaid Reynolds. Il ldore
mipuiefl description Of The Lands Is deemed uaI
necessary, IS persons wishing to pure haxsskgils
examine theni for themselves.
ne taid RfyH0'ds' INTEREST IL lalgs
Brick Ware House,
Ind WHARF al the Ferry Landing IT,
Shepherdstoun,
Ills interest beng lie risht 10 hse The said
Ware,hpose ana sYhai6 rent free, tiHtiIthe Gin
day Of February, 1877.
Il .IieaO Fretght zsOnf,
Carrying about 500 barrels of 1our.
a Negro Woman and her b
Children.
Nov %, I642.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15

Iatlc.A, SG.aGslg 6D.g.

nEsPEcTFULLY makes known 10 he La
- dies Of Harpers-Ferry and vicinity, that
she is prepared 20 carry on the above business
ia lis most fashionable brairhes She will Be
in the regular reeeioi Of the most
APPROVED r. fashions,
and hose who may Pstroniis her may rest a.
sured that her best exsriiois win b given 10
render entire satisfaction.
t5<shs can be found d nef Fathers residence
On Csmp-tiilI.
Dec. ], lsl2. 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15

Ladies', WALKING Shoes.
THE subscriber has just received several
4 doze4 pair for winter wear. Of beautiful
stsle. CIV AiSQUirH.
Dee is, 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15
Negroes for Hire,

WTlLL be offered for hire, in Smith6eld, on
w hsi 29h instant, three Negro Men aEd
two Boys sAM'L CAMERON.
Dee l5itIR4o4s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15
al fFlmg 9I.crf On TslpsF

Lying ID The coualy eli Jefferson, Sssatassf riF.
glnia, adjoining The lands of john Prnehef
WILLIAM smallweod, and The heirs be Francis
As9oret beng ne sa9ae conveyed to the said
samuel strlder BY Hetry Srfder, bydeed lated
25sh Of June, l53a, AID containing As stated III
,ns desd ot tr'sst 261 1cRES s H0oDS %
Igf - sFAES The bogn3aries Of The tfsctfafe
SCI 5ofsh y the deeaof trust, which Is day re-
corded IN the CLERK Office Of JstEarsen e0un-
", Naa WM LUCAS,
Now 10. lsia. Tyaxsfk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15
NEGROES Cor Hire,
NEGROES for SALE.

1HHE Negroes belonging 10 the estate 81
- George S. Zane, deed. viii be sold al The
couri-doof, in 8srrysiIIs, % Monday ne 26ih
init (conHl-dayg
TERns-Sixty days credit; interest from date
Ii paid punelualIy, the inicfestswill not be ex-
acted. JOSIAH WM. WARE,
Dec. s, lS42.7-is. .adm'r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15
= 4 U S 8 SALE.

SElY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed b.
Dr. John Locke. 81 record in jefferson
County Court. tbs underslEnsd. will Offer for
ssie, before The door Of the couri-house OF Jef-
iefson County, on the Third Monday il Fs5rn-
az nsxt, tbeing Cogrs-dsy.la Tract
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15
Rar Iron,

A LARGE sioek. Of IRON On hand, CON-
~ Pritlng every SIZE snd descriptlsn. 81 81
eeats PES ~ loE cssh, NAi. ANDERSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15
"a Us = kssss SAx.w

- Is. - - - - ~ - sN4sA - =
IL 81 virtue % a Deed of Trust ekarasad Ii
- ne y Trustee tor Heary hlilieF. IS Samil
StrfdeI and Nancy his wife 81 Ills sth slar ~
j April, 1888, for the purposes shereinmanifOd
/ VIII proceed 70 seli, At public sendae, far
ready lnoney. before Carriers Hotel Ii Chafiest
town, On the Ga dau ET December ns.sk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15
.EA M - - IA d r.. y. z, !

p TIA said tnanfg Of Jegsrsaa. Bothl
Tracts Of Lend Qre o. HE PotoaaaS#
rirfr-the 0fe-bank Tract Is cGostf
four miles from Hafpers- Ferry, nad
eoafdis,s about j f.ACRE.S, aasi isl
eAiftiy rataobie 5at The IR0.T orr
scaicd is1oanf apan h, aid d uselE dsI
The .4atietdm Irkn IForks. Tie Hssz
~ Lot Is opposite ID Briea's FldFEe 4 4
and c0atdias ob6nt TO .4CRES.. sl
minute description Of thsR lanA III
deemed ltaaeesssary, as any ges4ossI
seistiags q Purchase seilt eraminesif. I
Also
o. SatHrlay Tie a4ih day ~ Dtctaases, al tl4dl
Orc baIk farm, VIII Tie sold The PEH go A.
Al PROPERTY Of said John MePs
Brien ih this county, Consisting DC II
Horses, Carts, Plqugds, 100 Bushels of
Corn Ii tds field, Sd. Sc.
TERMS OF SALE The Persona protsr,y
% be sold on credit pf sixty days. The ReaF
Estate as follows: o1e-thifd Of sic pufdhaAa
money p hand--one third innine, and ono third
intweiFe months from the day Of sale The de-
ferree payments 10 betseeured By bords Nislf
personal security, and the title retained As
~ WAk G. WORRYING 70:
NiLIlAM L. BAKERA
NoyIl7, lc42-fs. Special Catusnars.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15
TRUSTEES S.9LE.

nURSU Ant to the terms Of a deed oftrast.
executed 10 me BY Thomas Il. Psrdue and
William Nichols. bearing date the Isl day Of
MAJ. IsaI. ana recorded ii the Clerks Office Of
the County, Cour, Of Jefferson County, I shah
expose 20 sale at public auction, 5Alkhs l3ih day
ief Janaary, ls43, before Carters Hotel, IN
charlestown, in said county, on the terms here.
mailer set forth, ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-12

A%s f.. ana ry~oSh for Boston ig Cs;:ia. orlsan.
Gles,e which gong Masnra a5 also sd' to load
Poses PR WIN port, Condor Haley for NYork via
Mayaguz or sdys; Pins d'sg PEARL supposed for New
United states Ports.
Al % jan AR le Norwood, Nfork; Texan do
p.rs I:lT. AIT Boston, Bray; NYo.L m r,..,.
WISE ,,.rr Jans-C!d Zad.. new Havana previously
o~l f1 T.: for Ld;2 Linz. for
s ,. erus M,guneook new) Norln'
GLoyss.Ixh Jan AR Mary Kimbsl, Boston f., Thorn
ss
MAY E"Msr MYoTk for T TIE pastor, Rio,
ss,tM Jsns-AT Eclipse, Quaia BattOo, ssmatra Aug
BosTos jan io-A Rouble Calcutta very
.n G INV S Helm: the SfS ~ Na 81
Hseua spoke sa Essh steamer III Cape that had
I'VE Iudis ard another! she I'D also L.:
bad yeahs r he ,st days T6o%a: Davis eoei Of
died Also arr America a Havana Arr .h Csy
lon do Abstract that fore aud aft
on
ISa c.se pso
without disg and believe without damage Ez Burgess
TISMoETM, Flora, Baltimore; It'll, Charles d.
brSsose "A E,ans., Norfolk: ,hs Jeanette
HcSyI: H.II SAS Wave B,lti%ors Hope, Ba IT
Sid 9Th all the eastern DO md vessels. No vessel at
PRsMDnseS Jans-sld ChampiGn Appsby, NXcrh Arr
Baltimore Sid Roe 90; Orray Taft, charleston.
NEWPORT Jan Carr Bride and Elizabeth, fin Boston; Da
vd Atkins and Preston, Provincetownal for Norfolk and
sid sthwnd f. moderate The schr Anoinetie before
Ported ashore the sW point Of this island went peces
:. r es% h;i 9:sa
and when tn tide she drift aorg Shore humping the
rocks unit, she broke up She had previously stripped
all moveabl.s, .ils, rigging Sc.
PM aDELPiIA, Jan lied Peru Boston, Jesse Justis,
Franklin La
sAyAssAm Jans-Cm Aurelius, Lverpool; Frances Ann,
Mobile; Billow, New Bedford.
NEw ORLEANS, Dec ao-Cd Thracian, Nantz; Ocnulgse,
Leavitt, New York Arr Dema,ia Boston. 3is-Cld Hot.
:ipguer. Crabtree Lyepool; Edwa ard Havre Lime Rock
Gha5sstOp Ar Du% is.hrs Belfast leIsnd Lhgh Rio
America Kingston "a via Port Royal Jovsn Eurema Hava.
ma; L 8 schr Essex, Cedar Keys IA
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Ss7l.eO9
Ss7I,so9

This presents worse state of affairs than sup.
posed The capital Of the bank is entirely invested in
bonds mortgages and loans according this
The active of the bank consist in its crc
and deposites the former appears $92 OOO-the de.
posites nominally $l3so but the bank has ON
SOL 900 city bills these the the daily ex
changes with the banks paid out for the deposors
checks that in from the other institutions
but S3020, which, added to the 500 1856 Of circulation
makes S23 as the active These profess to be
Invested in the $2l5 47 Of active assets 1t therefore
very evident that the institution is not paying its ex
penses, according to the return given.
In the Louisiana House of the report
OF Mr. Conrad from the committee appointed much
Of the Governors Message relaedto Bank resumption
has not been acted That report fixes the time that the
Banks shall resume specie meats at the LIST Of August
next-e proposition which, under all the
is generally considered most reasonable and wise
The bill abolishing imprisonment for debt has passed
both Houses Of the Indiana Legislature by very large
majorities. The Governor will presume, give II his
approval. The Senate cannot agree upon stay ap-
praisemcnt law 1t is to be hoped all such laws will be
defeated The question Of repudiang the frauduenly
contracted State debt is also aga.ei in both branches
Mr. Brown Of Dearbon cognty, from the committee on
the State Bank has reported in favor of paying debt
due the Bank out of other funds Of the State reported to
be available and also requiring the Bank to resume
specie pay ment The Senate will be recoected has
already passed resolution, requiring the Bank to COM
mence resuming its ves in April and full resumption in
August next.
The following table constructed from the report of the
Auditor Of Ohio will show the manner in which the
banks have sought investments for their funds during
the past year, well the resources for money TO
which the great State of Ohio has been reduced -
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Died..

On the 18th instant THERKEssA youngest daughter Of
Wism Donovan aged year and months.
The friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral this afternoon 81 O'Clock, from
his residence, 30 Washington street.
On the 9th instant in the 9th year of her age, EMMA
FRArcEs, daughter Of Francis Carnes
Her remains will be taken to Mount Auburn cemetary
for ntermept.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-12

IRISH PROTESTANTS are Informed that society Is ma y
existence New York termed the Emerald Protest ami
Mutual Benefit AMI Benevolent Society Of the State Of New
York. It's ecs promo social among its
to aid the INDECENT resident and to afford counse and when
pecuniary assistance the fendss stranger ar.
irving here.
The funds formed initiation fee of one dollar and
The ne6 sickness thee dollars per week and In IN.
event OF death made for the
The Society Emerald" First, to Distinguish n from
others and secondly by simple and epthet 10
refresh TIE Of those who love dwell on many Of
the associations OF 'Fsherand" -
tits Protestant because its founders thought il exp,diept
to make such In forming associations Of kind en-
uay seek kindred spirits end thereby render more heru opi
and effective their combined efforts Experience haa
proved the utility and sssity of tins course for VIII so
cietes have been formed of conflicting opinions result
frequently been aboron the subyerson OF the
design Of the founders The utility and necessity Of the mutu
al bct department must be evident to all who consider the
uncertainty ofhalth aud wordly Property And hs that
has been stranger strange land and subjected 10 the IN
conyenences and eccpoas pracsed the and will
n, bad God speed the beney client department.
When this Society brst formed its
TO say had spchfro~ned pom it, and its md nds pre-
for the encouragement OF the latter stands or, and
nearly two years old without of dis souti or de
and far e designs its founders been realized
Good will ioTe apd usaEiiy psrvsde ihe Membership and
have done to apply to the sg'slsnre for charter
To Irish ProtestaBts, amt their and gandso,a the So
cey now come and and will do you good Won
shall with b mutually Fitted and be ed too the
deception prac<ised the ieRdses stranger arriving
here.
The Society meets the second Thwsday
month"; att O'Clock at 80 Canal street stairs wfere
be obtaiAed any other time at 4toirasd street
jyG ct
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Married,

On the 10th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Doughty, HENRY
WrLLiscToN ALEXANDER to Mrs. MARY WILLIAMS, all
Of this city.
On the 10th instant, by the Rev. John NJ Forbes, Mr..
GEORGE l.. SMITH, of Whestone, l.. l., to Miss SUSAN
NAH 7. STANsBuRY Of Flushing, l..
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MONEY MARKET

Tucsuhy. Jun. II-O r. M
At the stock board to-day sales to limited
extent and prices fell Delaware and Hudson per
Illinois /; Indiana Sterling Canton Harlem II
Mohawk u; Bank of Commerce Scrip per cent Sales
of bills on Philadelphia per cent-Baltimore 4 per
cent.
The Mechanics Banking Association, free bank of
this city, has published its semiannual report the
items OF which Were as follows
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are1.


shin Catherine Berry Charleston Geo euttou-Bsrk, !,
I'D War hS Mana sayIor ,l rSSoo' Rich ;sysms
Vose. :"
Bark Finland, Means (rom Newcastle Eng via Newnor,
Ria days she put N short Of PROFESSIONS, sc, g
swedish bark Maiden wkman day ssrom Trapsn salt,
Brs Masoua, Havens FROM sh Sept and liibral.
Tar an Nov; fruit &c to taedler Duti pasesgers-
srsh brig Brush King, Hation, % days from Glasgow,
hides IL bales GOodIae $50 vesss 6sisfe
Sg An.,o;e gs Churchill Gays from Al, csys, wiz.
ioah o. the Hh iBds ON Sunday b. the New Yes potbO
th. master
ODe brig. Wind me fosgy
General Record.
f,cktl 'hir MoNrRrit for London il again dctased She
wills Il today wtaher permitting Her letter .sy, are at
Gilpns
scHE oLrE Mar.haII from wi,mip,,o, Nc ,...,
on Ae,esS@ On dhgr,ay nEh aud brsd Ca tain let her
,. hinls VA ale sar,d though damaged Crew III ,s1 so
Caro- a. follows SoIe. stoves Q or,wo"d Go: a.
Lord seb,s trunk pigs " Hauehon ss,ss en,, ao
psn,ne weodhu Mara abe Ss.s, viii re on sss tar
lose Vessel aud valued at about d.
snr A,rosr-ship Messm, at New oyleans report. ba,.
sn ais WIN wr, ckers around er. ' NV
sH,r PoroM.o Bsrry her passage from Alexandria to
Ss dSnE %gs. s q E.. % h,,'
noble COZ duct this fr ghtiul
ssir Mana -lh, sslsee bring home the cargo,
ofceie and Of ,hip Maria Of New York
,mmond condemned at III. Isle Of France sail about 18th
Sept
CoNsERor pHtApYLrBA II he foreign arrivals during
the last fhiied.phis ships hgs I2s .cs
81 btrks, sloD steambost-toal SIS.
Spoken.
st lawrence from New Orlespsfor Liverpool, Dee 2oti of
Loo KY.
Appha from Eteaon NC for The South Dec u, latatg "
lon IS is
Foreign Ports.
H,LiF,s, Dec 3s-Cld Shamrock, Carroll, NYork.
hvAs. Dec 2s-In port Gilbert, Cuba LOUISA. n pid Ii
sndLyt diss Wysndct Osforo, aud Henrietta Wig
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Aactiop S1iss
By THOMAS BELL.
t0teyesNos.o ~ .4nn and IT'S fSfiscnsfvssfs.i

WEDNESDAY.
At lO2 O'Clock M he Ss'es Rooms
Splendid Furn'iue-Cou prisng the sstml houlshss k1
~ti les, from tw families giving az hols hsskiag
Aldo, the stock OF a cahset maker.
Also, SO dor wine 10000 cigars. millinery. Nc.
Also, the following article ,aerchsnde ast reeei,ess
Dbl cheese spaekages glassware, sppe sAssesd 400
scythe stones boxes ning hall amus and a..
20 buffalo coats, SO dor hosiery. gloyes. &c.
FRIDAY
At loi o'clock at the Asction Rooms.
Large sale Of French tsdsteads soft chairs sock
OF an uposteier by order Receiver rs hest Frcnc I'D
ads ie spring and cushioned sofas 10 m.hagaay r.rs
sol eedsteads rocking chairs 10 10 fsthsr
chAn, 10 pasters, and other ARTICLES OF furniture.
Splendid piano 70, tea -
Also, splendid rosewood and mahogany ehair.
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MARITIME HERALD.
pOnT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY \
PacketstO Arrive
PackefstoDsnarf.


Commanders Of vessels will confer favor by having list
Of eW passcuger, aud report OF vessels leS at
Ire whence they sailed and the vessels spoken res dy
their arrival here for Commodore B.ssr,r Of our Re
schooners. He viii board them Immediately sp
their arrival
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90 CHATHAM THEArRr.-Notwithstandin the ill-
clement state Of the weather last evehpg this house
with splendid srectaclss, and gorgeous and elegant
dresses &C. compar atively deserted. Native
lent and enterprise will always have the ascendancy
and manager Thorne will always have the liberal
patronage that is nightly ext nded towards him. Yam.
kee Hill, who fails attract and delights numer
Gus auditory makes his third appearance night
lomon Swap, in "Wso Wants a Guinea" and Msjor
Wheeler, in "Ncw Notions" The popular nautical
drama of MY Poll and My Partner Joe will also per
formed, and doub, not to a well filled house.
o. AMERIcaS MussrM-This is the last night but
three of the company OF Indian Warriors and squsws
engaged here Their ceremonies, supersttions, dan.
ces, SC Sc are highly interesting and half century
hence when the Rsd Man has disappeared from among
such exhibition would be looked upon the
interesting that could be produced. Yankee Jen kns
and the Albino Lady only engaged this week. The
views of the Grand Cosmorama all changed and this
magnificent establishment. whole, is well worthy
the immense patronage continually bestowed upon 1t by
citizens and strangers.
CO. DR. TAyLoKs B.Ls.M OF LrvERwonT.-This far
famed medicine is counerfeited great extent Pur
chssers cannot be too careful where they buy. The
Office is and has been at other place than
AT 35 Bowery We trust that all who regard justice
honesty in trade and in the dealings with the sick and
su ring will only to $40 Bowery Tor this medicine.
which nine stood unrivalled in curing ali
diseases Of the lungs and liver, coughs colds, ect
CAUTION -Counterfeiters, without the least show of
honesty have initiated the labels and wrappers with the
old number 375 Bowery SO il 10 impossible dis
tngush the difference Therefore all who heed our ad
vice will buy at the original and office in this
city, S75 Bowery, between Fourth and Fifth streets.
90 THE Asf,zoNIAN RrPuALrc-Sdid 10 be recently
discovered in the interior Of Peru-a curious and
sing book. by Ex. Mdshp man T. Savage, B. c. member
of the Philosophical Society Of Williamsburg of the
Antiquarian Society Of Staten Island this day published
for the authority S. COLEMAN,
Ia John street, up stairs
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vi Of tie ven Known German Band beg leave to inlrn
he fashionable OF New York and its vicinity dat
their full and effective Bsnd Of enty nstumsa
al rssdy 10 attend psat. parties sewse
&C. They have all tic latest and popular Wazrs To-
lions and Galops ef the celebrated posers L2susp
Strauss and LsbtIby, and will sttend either i'm inss
msnts viz: Violin and nsnoorte number that
reqarsd Al sy9rs WI Be promptly atsendes TO BY Apply
Ladies and Gentlemen INSPECT the spn
did assortment OF Ey, Skins Caps hobes offered
M the city OF New York. o25 smHs
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The message closes empha'icaly in r'l,t'on 10
the position Of the boundary question He remarks thst
the President in his Message, staedhat the negotiation
had not advanced, and then states as follows =
" II from this Circumstance, well az from the whole
history OF the case Won dscove any indication
on the part of Great Britain other than Of settled dc.
termination peaceaby TO yield "a large portion
OF the territory in controversy you will be fortu
nate than have been The course Inch, under this
view the general government should pursue, to my
mind admits neither Of doubt hesitancy. National
honor as well as justice to Maine clearly indicates it
and without delay, OF every vestge Of British encroach
ment And then, If there is to be further negotiation
obtain, what for more than quarter Of a century she
has refused to yield. When reasonable expectation
no longer be entertained that the General Govern
ment viii adopt this equally efhcacious course,
Maine Is true to herself she will take possession Of
the whole territory and if need be- all the means
tain itn
The renor of the Treasurer of the State of MaRxah
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| HUTCHNGs' STOMACH BITTERs-F Dysppsi,
VOWS Disorders and Sst swea,sThe Leading ps o Eer
70 strike at III, orgion iead diseases Be IN,
sove,een and ha.nsss Ie%toy Half WINE glass as beer
The following is frsm D<. E. q Ludlow Noes Broad
Ih.re used your btters in cases Of snra,ed digestion
where vegetable ,enes Sndi.pen-ablc, with bssske
sar and haS n. doaS p pr are very md
| IN the ca ses for who you have reeomneDdedi
From David Earl proprietor Of the Bank Coffee House 30
Dear yos have brought your Stomach Bitter be
ss The saHs You y G,i sTy e me for its saod
n SOM s.r so%Da h,. ia not tnGr what
sent you t2'tle Of ~ ens VIZ So,!lssf I'D port,
m s' Il s sa' ; TsG u %as Ss Il
Sold only HUTcIvGs Drug store ise o%r Exh coz
| r,.9f Bcooms.t Price < cents per toit'e "s''' :"
AS i S & at g. @d IKE genuine s Dr.
TIE GREAT FIRE or 1895. ami general d.rtruction OF
books and money eats Prods the great and l.
heat has applied In saianand, Iron se a. pat
s,,,d ~ = wsr since that time been
have they failed 10 Ieoiect the eaaienis.
by tr via Be ss an ass as
genial sssorim,r4 on hand Cor ,de to order, end for
slLAs c. HERRING SD, Agent,
JIG 2w No 1883 Ws,er street
FouND-A wsIlet slelg small sam Of money which
s"s'i hs: pow jTaS W Ep
jia5 o. {, I'd street.
Il WANIED-To give ptis ATE
II American gentleman who wishsa 10 become
we'll wit the English Langu ge lie resides in
the lower o Ia city aud shea take
the evening. Address Phas ha this Office with
real place OF redencr and reference and
interview behad. None need apr unless well qu,i
Gsd u21t
IMPoRTAST TO rEhiAI.Es There is Large els. r
females In this city, who. h their contin,ed citing
which their occupations obee them leccd with Co tive
which TO pslpation the heart
on Of extending the whole head i
h OF yht and sound 'nabili OF rs lug tine tie lion
to mental operations rambling Of the bowels sometimes
sn OF ufocaon especially after meals when eseriioD
y used up stairs temper hckl., these
T,eh YIELD at once 10 e doses Of the Brandrrth Pills
ne oe AsIonsi this rcdcine would deal
o. sno years Of suffering. One THREE. Of the
nth rails Just before dinner often found highly beno
~ many use them very advantagecusly in thus way they
~ st ui;tton. tore the DO wells to eondI
y, We spr ,mpsit olearn.ss 10 the compile Non:
9u, .s oi o.. ssd promote general elrg of health and
hapwncss Sold At Or Branires Office at Broadway at %
cents per box with full d,r.etions
DR. Brandrcth retail ~
nal; 256 Bowery, aud IT'S Second ar, ''
Oh-.r,. that the LABELS each bo, an.
e.ss-.-ers. J2sr
NhNlsUN-t rsnklin Coffee House ~ s,,,,n ne .od rs
tetM street Several hnc s.cdes q, Ian viii h.
dtossed tbs day auf served usual ~ All
cent. ger late, Ready a, IA o'cio-k '''
H'i' JOHN s. BROWN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-12

ID EMITTANCES TO ENGLAND IRELAND AND
II sCOTLAND-Draits from fl fa, fs, IS fio. els, to
aud ards able at sight The
following places England Ireland and Scotland always
be obtained Of s. j. SYLVESTER,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-12

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE faramed c. LIBERATED pills. from Portugal are
eperceive TO BE- obtained this country See advsr
tisemsni the Last eoluIabof fourth page doe lm.m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-12

lsUN-t rsnkin Coffee House ~ s,,,,. sac ADD rs
Cetar street -seveal hne s.cd,s o, Ve..sn will b.
60 ~. per late, Ready at "a ocio-k. ''''
N'r JOHN s. BROWN.