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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05
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GPi;HsNt- OE 'E'EfE SfEsO0E. TO.,
DEAF lGss.> IN tDIsN.
va l. aah nifscvcS 81 the trti. of . Ffo a.
w th~ deal Mute. D., .r,
expecting To a-nd >cha Indianapolis and ao H. o,p
'Nts ln''> nf io -ch,1d term wi The f Nom
dt, - d1' e. ''i"hrr ucSt and
ie i~' 8" i fu.i- vii is received.
INV f""S er nt'k Tor boarding, lodging. washing f and . ,
''' ''Nl hFr Hiirs tor the Whe term. Ilmiy , a. b. t
Nr Jt'ues t,,- ,f,,~.
i'n fn iNr "a" ilr~. ~ ra 81 H.
d'lna fl- have KINDLY tend r~d flt .i,e.. et.re
We "'"i' i''-ne 10 -f'fne. Thar ir, y, =
f t"e '"intdliiH sd instruction ,riril- ~ boom e., "a
fr'i, ~ the buildings l rse Nf. riit. fta
NJ" Hr''a" of'ion. We desire ise b. c.ais a. +. .
Zach pupn lur their clothing marked ,,,, b., -
name such atflr~ H. 49,.
ihni They should hfi ta nv d,llr. ~ h.
i,'i's' Book and net the other ~,r--e- .li,u- ir
,e..,o, a., , WILLIAM WILLARD.
J. >-iifHS IN ~. State favor O., -iyir- III. ,i
few insertions an' calling public L. "
MH. TfgCs. u. BEEsU..R
deous Of forming a,, ft Lan-uasc and
Young s~"rirnen hn. college ~ .ro. of .,ui,,ne k
Vetins e c1n have evc,i'rnf opportunity
fui"- attended 90 ~
'n'i'"'"n VIII "a"tnce an SON cl'.s e formed 7a
E.UEEI. ssOnHS.
s.NAfNH AN'~ one-ou TeitH1 ry Price - ren,s
u .nfih- th.ni,tn, &c, -
Political Economy. .,
ElsN
Ireland. hs -.
l.ariGer's I>ctnr-s -
Ntire from the Vintage ID
Wines
Daughters.
Ilaf- 81
De Auhlene'-
Int sr- fr G. n. DAVIS Bak,r,-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05

E.NOR coughs, colds, asilnaS, difficulty
b side or mc~ spriins h'" pal citation Of the
ani OF the chest. nin
chest and lun.s la puImnnc be- En,! YER, uecI
aud few ~trks viii n"ray obstinate c,rh n
recommended pleasant and efficient Ga>
TOMLINSON BROTHERS. Sign at the C:o,len M,rrar
>te mcton Hall Iu,,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05

hSIlii si ctaiins ti~ cd Il Market
- ''d i'ria" sfct- ra su,,,s. Graf.
j." M i-i iaNnf- e ~ff o. ctuusn'e airr,
custom" Es's elliott na ii.a-r
Hrr~t ifa - a kinds taken
'f h coal store gsa cafh, ieans n,.s lin,p
w"i LAX irairfs. sugar, iara teesuax Li Of ....,.
-ait.'u cake. an baud af p,-.ti
u j. p'f'rf d'>iie that all old cIo~rd
'hti m cash. old scrip. a, s CONN, me Il, maj,
i''iifnt -acil "a
fsafs-p. -fau D.. ISIS lily u. X. SMITH
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05
MORT. ksDOgxS.

eS sc 81 vendsni irec ted from the fe,t,
- - efhce uf the Marion 4. r,sI,.
,s COM hise d-s IN the f indianapolis a5r ia,
ept tof the b, law nr6,s
yes the following deseiaed estate situated IN Marian
The undivided Of ser~ south .a of the c,,,,,, s
,e's' - range 3 and half of The ou,re, r,
-. tev n>hip is. raure T. - ~ t'''''' s'e'""
Ant "a failure the d-unanded b, san, mi
WI Tee real .sf,te
scweFs. wv ~" VI i"utH
.f.s. -. IsG 10 us-7 r. LAwHE>p. s.,,.v, !, r
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05

letkzSE.
>>er4ner hfS ra ri
h'"is - IT, q H. Brow Eqi- collection ho are at,
ztd I" receive rc-ipf same All perSou n.s
" the subscriber are hereby Stir and
ia,s on ,h.f te-,st ~ accounts CHARLES MARTENS
indianapolis, FEB -, ls!9 SLY
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N0ey q THE CI6AyTE!

Navy q TIIE CHANCE!
ayr. MONTGOMERY having returned the East
We g-eave IN inform his old friends aud customers that he
taken Nj Hopkins aud will
business II al. Is branches, under the OF
Montgomery n Hopkins.
Al work entrusted them shall he faithfully done and
Warranted ' III neither ads by trm only aud made
slo .e Brow nns's ever Tata'. jrmeIy store where the,
invite !ht friends 10 can Further particulars here after
e-9m MONTGOMERY HOPKINS.
SELLING OFT.
on OF bire the h day of October aud offer,
reduced rates.
g:,dia,.s Scrip
WI received at par until further notice The attention of country
merchants Is invited 10 an examination OF my stock
Groceries. Nc.
20 bags Green Havana Coffee. Prime; p do. do Rio,
es for safe bow sSoS @ New olsn. and iai s%ssTs
c '1w we,", symp and M"'es' ~, MS Indigo; 800 lbs
the line for sale by JUSTIN SMITH.
NEyv G0ODS---CElEAP.
WI subscriber has hand, and constantly receiving large
. assortment good, which
eIGth>.
sane,'s ken'usk, Jeans English and French Merno
Also iee and Brown Shrngs aud Shec,ng' cord amhrlcs
~, s nr"e- als' SC sc Aso fur aud palm leaf Hats, Boots
Groceries.
Tea Coffee Indigo MlSice Sarralns &C. all Of which will be
o '0N J'' el~ "a" ana see. Store opposite HoT n
CHaPE DE LANES.
4 PIECES spena. "~aoe de LAiaes
II h~o black aud blue black Boulbazines.
Plain aud figured CnaIleys,
M"in de LANES, SC. sc. Oft @ARFIN GROSS.
LONG CLOTHS: LONG CLOTlIS..
= PltCt> English Lon, cloths, for gcntlemens' shirng do
- superior Linen II Irish
Linen, be sold Tor MARTIN
9u Que Door EIt Of Palmer House.
EEA1EI.Hs, BEE>N FIANsEs.O
AND DS1i :D FlkUlT.
VEv ANTED l., the subscriber,
Wv 5Dllhs. Feathers
1000 bushels FIaNseed
5UIbs.
lb'O bushels Dried Pea hes
az lac Win the IA.
his lndL aeII-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05
ga "NiiiN hfiti-s wish VIII nas,fng st-a,
N - ''''- ~ SOLE - ~ , ~ AiNRisHT
tsonr6eY. 20 lrfcd. al TIE Palmer rIou.c.

l' j. --ufs ,la,- tl ,n..rs,y,-1 q.
r We'll rr'if'i %, 'in-s-a niini-r .s.t.
q -ffi W 90 ~ 900 o. -f rflu- o. ana h,n-. 81 Al
iH' -rtf inte fr~ o. s Thank ffo .ur, A. Ar. t,-
l"t''i W -r ahi ct,g be- used 10 render
s.u.ftIftits '
@-i N'rfs4i- tnf Trade of ,ie,anis slhetaken fo,ho,
fttIIiti. I'.-f, a ltW JOHN PARKED
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05
D.sY GOODS, AND
EIAs<DVS A5eE

received large variety of comm"n and Iivrrp Of Plates
~ Dishes Also
and variety at Calcoes Jeans
aNes. spades s"vrIs, and halter chains wron.I
i"h hinges, snOotng and
1T cash Al
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Pgnu PO!XTs.

H' 70 'IT"H u Tn nd UnlIlW Van DO funi
h llsA RIGHTS iu-e wnfs done si.ri ns.tic. Ca
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-05
es0l.o. SlaVUg. SrwErRv.

III Nii lh lnafr- M Ngpc. Making
~ fsi s prices an,
N " assortment o. ats n,ie, and VIII make ord.r A
WHh"fr 81 - ADAM kNpDI.F
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oSEPli IACN would respectfully and n,
" generally that h>
establishment neat fses Run Bridge where he funi-
hh whh e anl ieef al reduced prices. lie will furnish Il,
best Of Malt Il" drers prices saranre.
lie returns THINKS Tor continuation of IN
-3v "
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SUGAR rtTVE,C.

. lle Points ~h VIII lat a. long A. ilY. oou,no,
p ''f I'D" '' ~ = WAINWRIGHT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-17

this chapter: Adopted. r''i'e' ''r III
Section 4th allows the commissioner appoint M manv
keepers az may De necessary to take charge of
at Work out 9th penentiary at the $3.50 psr an
mum. Adopted. ' POI sn'
Article 3D. section LIST, appoints chief clerk bv Tho
duty shall be to keep the OF the prison depart
ment. Adopted.
Article Sd authorizes the Common Council to appoint
keeper oil the Penentary who shall reside within the ca
tabshmsnt and be supplied with suitable provisions and
furnished apartments Tor himself and family and salary
Oh $3.50 per annum. The keeper, with the Police Commit
we are authorized to appoint with the approval the
commissioner deputy keeper. with salary of $500 per
annum Also FIVE guards and eight keepers with salarie
VI esoo Also two women who understand making of
Vhg, 10 superinend the females with salary OF S2O0
hTucie sth was passed as follows =
ne SAID Keeper shall class and parate prisoners &C.
cols W me nature OF their offences order that those
~. .eu VI ,ilhihg crimes and their first offence shall
u uu aoela.eu W TN old and hardened offenders Prison.
LOT VagIancy shall in all be KENT sepa.
rate ana apart IRON those convicted Of criminal act In
the classhcation OF prisoners the keeper ha under
the direction OF the Commissioner ~ ~
Article fourth relative to the appointment or
to the PenheDtiary Hospital &c. was passed over hor,
action until the next meeting
Article fifth, provides for the appointment OF a s,swxru
Oh sne renentisry with salary OF $500 per annum
Inc remainder OF the ordinance adopted, and is
similar to the present
The Board then adjourned Monday evening next at
50'clock.
Board OF AssIsrASrs-As special meeting of this Board
was called to discuss the tax bill passed Board Alder
men on the 18th inst The Board met accordingly and
discussed the subject at great length As the whole
lect was uy discussed the other evening, tse other
Board and reported in the Herald shall not 20 over
the ground again Some alterations were made which
renders necessary that the whole should 20 back 10 the
Board OF Aldermen again II being uncertain what will
nhay DC It's shape and character shall let for
the present
The Board then adjourned to next Monday evening
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munous condition of her crew, what assistance could
e ooes nave rendered her could she have render
ed her any assistance %
The colts and cats used board the Somers pro-
duced by Captain Mckenzie. The witness stated that
they were lighter than usual The jackets of the boys
were usually removed but the shirt allowed to remain
when punishment was inflicted Nth the colt
By the CoURr-Wha time ell psed from the putting of
the rope around the necks of the prisoners till the time
they were up2
A.-Some time i think three or four minutes
By JuDoE ADvocAIE-Have you stated on this ok.
animation that you asked Small if he engaged
in any plot with any Mr. spencers list but Wales
and Mr.. Spencer
Al believe that have answered that question:
asked him. think who he meant by that "oretop man."
BY JupoE ADvoc ArE-Did either Small or MIR. Spencer
tell you who that "foretopman meantp
A.-1think asked one the other; but Pm not posi-
tve-they did not tell me.
BY Captain BoLroS-were the prisoners hung in ma.
nacles7
Ayes, Sir.
JUD0E ADvocArE-I have done, Sir.
Acting Master PERRY theu called the part Of the
Defence and sworn-Hs direct testimony precisely
the same as that given before the Court Of Enquiry.
The hour of adjournment arrived before MIR. Pcrrys
direct examination was terminated.
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Superior Court.
Before Judge Oakley.
The GREAT LIspENARp Will Car.

The GREAT LIsPENARD Wilt CASE.
FEB. l6.-This case resumed on tho part of the
prosecution. Several other witnesses examined and the
prosecu ion rested.
Gen. SANFORD then proceeded to open the case for tho
defence. As the prosecution rested much sooner than
was expected were accidentally present at the
commence rent Of Gen. sanfords speech. Towards the
close he laid down the law applicable to the case and
claimed that under the law rightly interpreted Alice had
full capacity t. understand any subject she engaged
she had testamentary capacity. The law only re-
CURES the person to understand distinctly and clearly
the subject of property spoken Of Alice perfectly un.
derstood what she Of how she intended
dispose and the reasonable natural and proper dis
position Oft He then cited 10Th Wendell, page SOL and
read from Mr. Verplancks opinion. He commended that
Alice was of sound mind within the meaning of the law.
Her mind was clear and distinct Always gave sensible
snswersnever irrational ersthat she sens-
tIve-had good memory strong feelings upon the
death Of her father and mother, and of her sister,
Mrs. Stewart and others. The sanity capicty Alice
medic al question, and for them decide and
all medical men who have known her. concur in thinking
her of sound mind.
Gen. SANFORD concluded his very able speech with
remarks upon the immense amount of property in.
volved in this suit-more than is contained any one
ward OF iris city, and the greet disturbance which its un-
settling would create among the owners, tenants &C.
He then offered in evidence the original deed date
as the one read from the book by the other side
ing date 18th Sept. 1919 Leonard Lispen6rd and Alexr L.
son, and Sarah B. Livingston, on the second part He
next produced the will Of Alex. L. Stewart dated Th
tate, sc.
Col. JAS. WATSON wsss was then sworn-veir dir.
.ersof A T. Stewart o ""''""' VI ou' VI 'he dausn'
OCoNyoaDHe 10 an n,er..ted u;,rs,. ~ r,uru
please and we obisct 70 his 70 s,monv ''"' No"o'
Coi w. ,yas na;",,. % 1917; Z --., 4,
matter hut ,as rn, nar';,,nt a S s III inc
wanted bv Gem son,orJ which ,vsra 30, -; C. "els
cI 49, ~ ue oaiiou' whtSn were not IN Court, and
NJ uo wus s., us,uo ~, suo Ptese s
reside in Trnv and an usrnhant vi Co.. weoo[
6rs, ,honaht - 80, ih.sI i', . hnew Ahce, IG
neysons 1ho ala ,a.t . ,aos'o nave known ssversi
was sct there IN no pa ,a" AI; 'na sn Anee,
hro,aL, ~ ,. 20 anu "V, nh1e vas kha 10 me
sav rot The u newsppe1s s nun .ne once, ana weu'u
VII on sho 81 PP "a ~. ys t .e'u ~ ne oinoe
was awL al Ti n To-. n ., . " nei PIsle, anu
~, ,d Ill, Nv a.us e,, as e sno Ma' sny sne seem
beIpsd hsrseiS ~ * table, sna vseS Ii, a h ,h
SAM. ne OH ~ 49, narar CO.,, C., . 81, os WIG
knowodga fP'@' ~ ~ "'u 'u' 'oi "ei ""J
q nnnou ,hirL sho hoacoro,;,r q, u.hxu,
S,C.o ~ W. hc, 80 49, va.s ,; ~ "'"Ae ~"''
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u. s. District Court.

bV1UTt
FrB. 49, United Strtes Duranf 4 lie .4use agents
for L. Piedanna IF Pars The present Collector seized
in December l94l IL BON merinos and
lin LANES, imported in the ships Vile de Lyon and Ut
ca and consigned TO D. & L. The invoice amounts to
about $40 000 which, 10 asserted IL 50 to 10 per cent be-
low the real value and the seizure made the lat
ter account The present trial to test the question The
is not yet decided.
For plaintiff Messrs. Hoffman and Watson. For de-
iendsnt, Mr. F. b. Cutting
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To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-Pub-
shed every day the year except New Years day and
Fourth of July Price cents per copy-or 81 20 per an
num-postages pad-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publishede every Saturday
mornng-price 81 cents per copy, or % IL per annum
hostages paid-cash in advance
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
Hhas the largest circiafior Of any paper this city
or the World and therefore the best channel business
men city country Prices moderatecash in 3D.
vance.
PRINTING oall kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIKroR OF THE HERALD EsrABLIsHMESr,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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Bankrupt List.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
I osard euan merchant NJ Y.

DREADFUL EFFECTS OF TIE ScURvr Letters
have been received in this city from the Sandwich
Islands, overland, to the Both of October. by the
following extract, which we have been permitted
to copy, 1t will be seen that the scurvy has ragged
fatally. on board an American whaling ship. We
learn from another source that the name OF this ship
is the George, of New Bedford
Last Monday news was brought from the other
side of this island that ship was at anchor there
with nearly all hands dead with scurvy. DR.. Wood
immediately went over with Capt. Cash, and found
the news true. The captain and SIX seamen had
died-and not one OF the Survivors was able TO ma
mage the helm. They had tried to reach the haroor
of Honolulu--but could go no farther than TO make
the island when some of the missionaries went on
board and anchored the ship. The mate has since
died. A crew OF sailors was sent over 10 man 'ne
ship and she has Just hove IN sightto leewaru, ana
will be i'm TO. morrow "-Bosfon Journal
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-ApITAI pfrNTsBMENT-Last evening Of the Debate
y between Hon L. o'5uivan and Rev. Geo. B. Cheever,
at the Tabernacle. -, -
will be renewed and concluded Frdv
n Eso H. in pursuance Of the invitation Of Mr. OSulgan
on that occssion.
Rlanf H. fiueey. r. Goodwin and g j. Tden, Esqn. will
close The the audience will be taken the close Of
he Debate. Tickets i2L cents
HuGH MAXWELL, President
w y. WEDGWOOD. Secretary l6f usr
STEAN POWER, with well lighted rooms 70 let lin Hoes
y buildings" Nos 20 and 81 Gold street. Enquire on the
premises. Iwec
SINGLE GENTLEMEN can have pesst mens and
good board In private family, at so Fulton near orsep
witch ~.
". b. Day bomder admitted most reasonable terns
l6fec
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AGE NTS.

ne following is list of the agents for the Herald,
where subscriptions will be received and single numbers
are found for sale regularly
VIVA
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THISTLE BALL.
THE MANAGERS OF the Thistle Benevolent
respectfully that their Second Ball for this
will take place on Friday Evening, February 7th s43
Tammsny Hall.
their Second all or this season. the Board of
Managers would return their grateful
the se raj patronage extended the frs during incle
of allie the distress of poor while method
adopted for that such fail the
probation Of every rational mind The managers making
this their last appeal for the need only advert the
the times and the worthy de-
pending upen charity With increased forts the part of
the Committee please their confidently hoped
their utmost anticpations y be realized
The OIuer OF Dancing according to Programme; .
Mr. j. Parker has, usual ousy vouneSd his valuable
services in directing the floor
MI Wallace excellent Band Ell aged for the &C.
casion.
Two Bagpiper will promenade the room playing National
Airs the and during the
son OF dancing.
Doors open at 7 dancing will commence precisely at
o'clock The termination Of the Ball will be known by the
band playing "Guid night and 10Y be wi you a."
Tickets ST. to admit Gentleman and Lades-to be had
Of the Board of Managers wiz
James Cur, 10, Hudson st. President
Jas Harrison, 70 Z. urtiandt st, Vice President
John Petten l2e Ceuar st, Treasurer.
VIM Mclaughlin. lis Elizabeth 81.
HUGH Kerr, 6S5 Broadway
VIM. Richardson, cor Perry and Greenwich.
VIM. Cur, l07 Troy sweet.
Samuel Maycock, 2i9 William street.
Walter La 81 Hudson
u = Checks not transferable.
70 Members have their tickets application the &c.
cretary.
A. CAMERON Secretary,
f1l6tsec nd OF stre
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QlLLs OF EXCHANGE, payable at sight ali psrts Of
England ireland and Scotland in sums Of S. Elo, SIS and
~ TO ''' amount Tor sale 0y So. SYLVESTER.
I'll 10 Wall street and 10 broadway.
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Trial Of Commander Mckenzie.


FOURTEENTH DAY-Feb. l6
The members of the Court at half past nine o'clock
Captain BoLroN read the following letter, which had
been received by member of the Court from Dr. Harris
philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Is, ls43.
DEAR-
Our worthy friend, Commodore Hull died this morn.
ng at 20 minutes alter o'clock He has been for the last
ten days uy sensible Of his approaching dissolution and
mas made all necessary to meet his last sad
change Alter making proper disposition OF his proper.
~ he purchased lot at Laurel HILL which is to be his
last anchorage and sent for the undertaken for the
Of his coffin. He sail that he preierred settling these
matters himself in order his wife all unnecessary
trouble in the keen hours affection" Disease often al
tiers the character omen that they sometimes
querulous petulant and afford other evidence of weak
ness No change Of this kind, however, was exhibited
by our excellent and eminent neghbor. His last days
like his whole life, marked by composure frmness
and cherfulness Our friend Ruschenberger, whe up
with him last night, says, he died without suffering
have not heard what the arrangements his funeral
but trust and hope that they will be credtabe city,
He was good and his services to his country
mable His memery should be cherished gem beyond
value. When the news OF his death reaches New York
hope some appropriate notice will be taken Of At least
i hope your Court, as is common in civil courts will
adjourn temporarily after passing resolutions
OF your sense OF his character and services Such
sure is not only due to the memory OF Commodore Hull
but may be also good policy in hour naval trbula
ton revivet and recollections
Of the past. Your friend
VIM. HARRIS,
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PUBLISHED AT 1873 BROADWAY


PUBLISHED AT 1873 BROADWAY.
TONEs's BOOKKEEPiNG.-This work j. rapidly effectug
The reform 50 much needed in the process Of teaching TINS
and n England where it saready repubished and extern
lead, the learner full and thorough knowledge of
the important principles of the ar-New York Journal of
(From the London Atlss.1
He has struck out meaod of teaching the science BY
ing arithmetic aud WE have no doubt this will be found
The above eorroboated the report of special
committee Of the Institute appointed to examine
NHAPT AND TENDER FLESH OR EkUPTlONs,
and ID % Face and Dag yellow skin:
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e. ss r sA'H
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SSss 81. 5 5 .ass .
. s,s S.S bs,.
s vs sf %
gTieoI the sign of the Amencan Eagle Chatham
Appointed Ass S; ID and peck Ph.
s. STATE 81 Albany; Iss EuIsCn. STOOlyn; s King
Agent sss. e s:.'
MEkFS4 6 1ss.n.5
turer and Carver in General No 33 Broadway, New York.
spiic Ar the n dai.h"s
of dwellings, churches and buildings Captas for
Ans EaeS s Ss OF
Fneze Ornsments, &C. TO size that be required
MssI$; Gas;
beauty his work will be found Of superior character
rely upon cb aiming enrchmen Of the best kind the
For past return. hi. sincere
To contin Of that patronage,
first rate workmanship ana mdeate will uniformly be
consulted. III lmec
ing at peril r. r. Consisnees will please
receipt Of heiI goods Immediately fI3sc
LII who would have good hair may BY trying the
n article here sd, tsed beautiful Head of Hair old
young bald aud heads ali with ID hair read this
You perhaps hiDk 10 restore
The Se o.. h I
ase. s,s ne viii saS s oa
cure and andru and maxi i'm, red rey
hair grow naturally dark from roots. This is sold
these respectable peon. u,ed and c.Itify <.
above are W g.asis, in all cases vz'-Mr HOPPING. 90
Judge Edwards OF Pnadi; Mr. Pe.o. Navy Yard Charles.
Boston; Power grocery Fulton st BROOKLYN The
sSGYs sy n af re- further proofs.
merchant tailor, John Henderson. builder Hugh French
The above persons appeared before and
sioper OF Deeds This sold reasonable only g.
shngs bottle by Jones' sign Of the American Eagle Sc
Chatham Appointed Agen.Zeber 80 and Dock Phila
or next to the American MOTEL ashingtop, q; st.c a.
Boon 81 State Albany 49, Fulton st, BrookIyn; ao1 King
So Ihar, ston, G; Z BIly, Morristown, N j; Fene
tim. IN
COITPEK-i2o cases qualify English "copper" fIom is
" % % for sale in lots to suit pnienaser by
fiv "a South street
QILLs OF EXCHANGE, payable at sight all parts OF
England Ireland and Scotland, Of s.. $40, SIS and
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CHAPMAN'S MAGIC STROP
WE THE UNDERSIGNED, Importers and Wholesale
w Dealers, having used and sold L. Chapmans Metallic
Razor Suop do freely recommend being superior any
thing which has hitherto Of similar
Signcd-
rs Wilet., importers of hardware, No so3 Pearl st.
& w " sR'f R,S = Co. DO 90 s ZIG DO
Oakley Il Looms, do do 62 do
Sheldon Phelps. do do Is and 81 South William
Halsied h Brothers, do do 5sPearI st.
Nissan, Bryce X Jones, do 22e do
3pelman Frazer importers of Fancy Goods 1876 Pearl
Posts Post Main. importer of drugs, A Csdsrst.
Field, thompson Co. importers of Dry Gosd IS Cedar
Fellows Van Arsdas Cooper Wstches, II Maiden Lane
= ell 4 Co.. importers Of Stationery. c4i Pearl st.
VIM GouldiDg. Surgical Instrument manufacturer 35X
chatham st. '-
For Sale at ZOE William street
TO be had oy tn the prices of the
above firms and eta the principal fancy stores through
out inc city Made AZ i02 william street. IS lm-m