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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-03

ing vivid description OF the cele-
between the U. s. Frigate 'sUNr"
and the British Frigate "MAcE-
1tracted from a late work, written
fech, esq, who was a lad on board
ship at the time of the actor ,
ofthis terrible contest is highly
Vntten with great graphic force.
Scarcely finished breakfast before
De mast head shouted, 'sSail hon"
N rushed upon deck, exclaiming
RRay is the sail!"
" answer to this question I do not
me captain proceeded to ask,
she look lke!''
ngged vessel. sir" was the reply
4. ~ minutes, the captain shouted
Ehead theren'
: She look like!"
sap, SIR, standing towards u.s."
Ie most ofthe crew were on deck,
e,ul s thelr eyes to obtain a glimpse
-. eng ship, and murmuring their
M "her on her probable charac-
~ s the voice of the captain,
~ silence, fore and aft" 81
sOuied, he hailed the lookout
\ 5'eslon of"What does she look
NJ q large frigate, bearing down
!. !. u along the crew that the stran-.
|ned !. aaEee frigate. The thought
|HS The command Of GAN hands
IN -, action, ahoy!"
sEs ~ llle beat to quarters; bulk
aSe;'S away; the guns were re-
|Iiaof a.o.la1nnement; the whole dread
|aa e., a'lle was produced; and after
|lgnaa :. minutes of hurry and con-
I besl i a an hoy was at his posi-, rea
had, ii, service for his country, ex.l
.ak's =, y. Claiming exemption from
u a. f.O~et themselves away IN
l|alia J. !. mad only one sick man ON
bells me cry of battle, hurried
4. A s,s : ne was, to take his post
Aabsl..'O, = the junior midsEipnen
On the berth deck, with
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-03
NUMBER A,

One Hundred and Eighty-Three persons
are said to have been struck by lightning in
the United States during the year 1870, .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-10

benjamin G.. Corduroy and w Backstock, Assistant Cap
,aas OF Isl district watch heads9n "ai'1s and
Ca",2s Ssao,a n u a,d In. Srnmn, asssan
Captains of I'd district watch Augustus Fowler, d. r
Khncott Benjamin Fairchild and Simon shnder, Asss
tant Captains OF 30 district watch jacob =;
Throckmoron Hsrmall seiiers and lo'I!" Wro D.
ant IaPpni 81 4i as.ei T1ien s schenc Assi,4n,
can,,Ds Of b J.,rir, ,s,c Adam Bfoss, Thomas Con-
lon George Doucerty aud Thomas NeaIis
Of 9th district watch, vice the IFse , VI Tho.
WIN. Mcdonnell Street insI'Icte % p - 1,y Poi;ca
mas e. Doyle, Dock Master o' No.
oihcer o do. noo,. Master Of la;h Ward John
h"uert in.cior Of do; " j. Morgan Street In!
snar,,, &c IN ward W. Rodmrn Dock Master OF DO;
q and W N-allis, Day Po'c. ohcers oi o,h I" ara
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-10
aud Murder OF Santa Fc Traders.
R0Do IL. c, Inuis New Era, April %.

IRON
rte intelligence from our Western border is
= &c to excite the keenest anxiety on the part
s IN those interested iii the Santa fe Trade
g % steamboat Weston arrived at this port last
i :nst from the Upper Missouri, brings news Of
e. ~ ,,nrder Of Charvis, Mexican trader, whose
~ ..aact TO our settlements had already been an.
aH ,nced We learn from the Reporter, that Mr.
D. tho Clerk of the Weston, states that VIM
Mason was arrested at Independence Landing
- The oath inst, as one of tbs supposed bandits
ND that he confessed his guilt and gave up the
a aa of his accomplices The facts connected
nth the murder and robbery of Charvis, are in
substance as follows:
Antonio Jose Davi Charvis, citizen of Ne"
Mexico. started about four weeks ago, from Santa
f. for this State, accompanied by 20 men. lie
had with him a large sum of money, and took
,uo wagons with number Of mules. During
his journey fifteen Of his men deserted him, and
rturRed to Santa Fc, owing TO the severity OF the
vsather According 10 the confession OF Mason d.
Charyis reached the Little Arkansas, about .4o
miles from Independence, having WIN nun INV, ii.e
yrvants His party was there assalled anu pun
Iered, Charvis being shot by McDaniei anu Ma
on TO whom that tasl.was assigned by io'' I'd
son says the servants were driven pach ~ ~"
Mexico. and that S32, 900 were obtained IN gold
and silver. The accomplices whose names ne
save I'D were Mcdaniel of Clay County, two
men s named Searcv, and one called Harris, rcsld-
a, I,, rc, lnovn. and DR.. Prcfontalne, of west
, ,ort Mo. These men were part of a company
r Is or 20 which left independence under the
command of Mechanic! about the lst ult., for the
Arkansas. to join Col Warfcld. Col. W. was
ghen Mason left, at the Little Arkansas with 40
men. waiting to intercept company OF traders
who were expected to leave Santa re about the
lst instant.
It can be no longer matter of doubt that " ar
field has organized corps of banditti for the pur-
nose of plumber. His commission by the Texan
Goyernmcnt cannot save him, if he and his ac-
romplices are taken, from the punishment due h's
crimes. He was in this city several months ago.
and prevailed on few persons to accompany HIM
IN what he termed an expedition for the capture
If New Mexico. His plans however, seem to
have extended no farther than robbery and muir
der. or to have failed for the want of means to ac-
compls the object entrusted TO him blythe Texan
(,oycrnmcnt At any rate, ii is important that
he should be arrested, and that President Houston
should dsavow having commissioned him Tor the
business in which he has been engaged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-10

In the ship Ashburor Tor LiverPoo!-Alsr Rsnhsn Mrs
Ranbsn David Leartt Mrs Leayit' Sheldon Leasitt and
iiy Edward Leavtt Henry eayitt. Charles scribnei,
Ja;sp sampson MrPasoas, lady child aad servant Hen
W,J o F. Roberts, Mr. Large, Mrs Large, OF I, Eli
~ WILLIAMS, Slrs Williams; Of Boston. Nr Boyk-t Mrs
r., Metz OF Paris, Chas se. Stephen Thatcher. Of
Pb;lasInhia: J Maxwell, H D Maxwell, OF NJ, Geo
D,vis Darid 3 TenDadt OF Petersburg; W Trull. OF
RooLlvn: " II v-sey. Us Consul az Lisbon; John Mum
d., II Cornwall Eng; John Walker Chas Riemelin of
Cre1nari; Mrs Farmer, Miss Farmer Of Canada Mr
W-inter. of Glasgow; JonaLhaa Hodges
In the ship Albany Tor Havre--Juan Neniez, Labsr
ar philad-lphia: II A Underwood Ny: R<r Dr. T l.
uoY-lirz Richmond; Benz Schenck, Chambesburg, Pa,
,o1 Il in the steerags.
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DI ED.

I. this citJ on Monday sth MS after long aud pain.
i Illness IN the I'D year of her age Mary Helen wifr Of
t;.or H. Gossip, Esq aad daughter OF Mr.. Charles Ding
~ formerly IF Hll!awrll, Maine.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited 70 al
rnd her funeral al % Eond street al o'clock this {" ed
ne,,ia.) morning.
Nfaias aad Virginia papers will please notice.
F. from the mast Of the bark Mason Barney, and was
drowned C-orge Wilson alias George Ludwig, aged Il
..-, native of Hamburg Hanover.
Nav s VIM, Phyfe Gatacap, aged years, 10 months
aud days Youngest OF Gabsie P. and Phete a Ga'.
Nav = Mrs Elizabeth voorhs eonsorr Of the late Hen
~ Voorhi. IN her sith year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-10

BANK DEFALcATIoNs At ST.. JOHN, n. B.-It
appears. by the st. John New Brunswicker Of the
I'd instant, that the Teller Of the Bank of British
North America, in that city, has recently been
discovered to be deiaultcr to the amount of
about $500; the Teller of the Bank Of New
Brunswick, to the amount Of fl.2l7 U.s. cd.
and the Cashier Of the Commercial Bank, to the
quite respectable amount of f4,325. This latter
sum was not embczzlcd, but was, it seems, lent,
from time to time, by the Cashier to his brother,
the Chamberlain of the City. The dclinquents
have all received their walking tickets, and
their deficiencies have been made good by their
surctics
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-10

The company large and considerable competitor existed
obtained do show any advance excepting on
tanned. Hyson sold at 81 81 boxes a. 500 lab boxes
whdrasn) Skin -! IS: Tw1nkay 5,1 ~: Young Hy-
o. 81 IS. 10, Is. 81, 81 50I, 49, s. 3aI .si u63
chests, 113 half do, 63 boxes wfrawu Gunpowd.r s.
s., 90 CO. 10 catty boxes 81 80 Glib do 81 Glib DO 81
49, cannsters1O 2S0 boxes and cannister withdcawnI
imperial s2a ST. 90 63, boxes 81 3D. canns,srs 90,
0232 boxes aud cannsters withdrawn Souchong 80 10
(33. half chests and - boxes wi;hdawnl Pouchon- 50l
= -, i66l half chests sithirawn0
CAsslA--At the above sale 1000 mas were taken al
l7Ic.
WHIsKY-Tfe market is rery dull 4 sale Of New
Osean barrels made 20 aud STATE Prison would not
probably bring ovrr..that Drudge Is que, a; 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-10

u Coleman and Aubc, the persons arrested
in Warren County, Nj, on suspicion of having
committed the wholesale murder of Cashier and
others, have been discharged, after an examina-
ton. Auble proved an abb, and nothing ap-
peared to implicatc Coleman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-10

The BANKRUPT Law susTAENED.-The decision
of Judge Wells, District Judge for Missouri tina,
the late National Bankrupt Law was unconstitu-
tional has been reversed by Justice Cotren of the
Supreme Court, at his late Circuit held at st.
Louis. The Constitutionaty of the Bankrupt
Law is therefore every where established.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-10
BLOCKADE OF BUFFALO RAISED The Buffalo

BLOCKADE OF BUFFALo RAISED The Buffalo
Economist Of Monday morning says:
NAVIGATION OrEN.-Last night our citizens
were gladdcncd once more, after an interregnum
of about six months, with the sight Of steamboat
entering our harbor. The New England came
in about 9 O'Clock, and was shortly after followed
by the Fairport, Capt. Edwards. As the boats
rounded the pier, they were scverally greeted by
hearty cheer from the large multitude on the
wharvcs, assembled to greet the arrival.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-10
Court CaIendar-Turs DAY

Cmcur CouRr-Nos Al, -, Or, g 80 "a, IS, II, lOl,
=. lO5. 100, 10, ILL., ll2 ll5, lie, 100 III, l22
CoMMoS PLrAs-Nos II, 81, 81, Il, 30 % 81, %,
H. 81, CO. %, II, so, o., so
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-10

AccIpsNr.-Two boys, sons Of Mr.. Van Order,
were drcadlully burned day or two since on
board i canal boat at one of our docks, by their
clothes taking fire from dcmijohn of ether
which had been brokcn--one OF the boys having
a light in his hand. Troy Herald
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-10

SASD,'s SARsAPARnL..-It said BIZ Archimedes. the
great matem, tcian Give place stand upon and
and physician, calculated M result had TN request been gran
I'd but as this Was m?ss practical benefit resulted
operate and disease siIl vanish before healing and
n- Disease of Mucous membranes chronic eransr-
sitn- in scrofua and king evil hp govt white swelling
eptions VIZ BARRIERS itch scald head salt henm
unhealthy condition OF the vital fluids will safely and
.ifsctaay cured b. It's use.
For particulars s-s advertisements in tn. and other city
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for eIr;arion
273 Broadway, of ChemberS-strrrt New ork Sold
alsob b Sd. Sands, 9FuonsI and i Las, Boalw:y
Original documents nay br seen al our store.
ncunirr' with those morbid humors which on render
The circulation sluggish aud unequal, bur prevent proper
OF e hands and feet accompanied with ~adache gIdsinss
and %agy oth .,n s P ono If H., YER, best
preysnfives in the world s,nst Cold Feet becansr they
only leans the blood from those impurities which ar The
cause but they mart energy the circulation when
carries with rIgOr 10 every part Of the system
the rrtremities being properly supplied with the vital mud
the headache, eiddins, apltaoa Of the heart and
~ other symptom Of disodcred circulation vi" be rapidly
Ocrs devoted exclusively 10 the sale of the metsinr,
S %a and e ~ 2 ,n s Racr h4
drIpIa
Observation-Disclosures advertisements have appeared in
sw arsF q VI fiS @fF al b s s n
i, TO inform readers ta; ,.bs aiesimmovemsn IN
F@ 9Iea ar RIFT . 0 sea1eG No rson ' viii ' "ds
purchase any one of his former improvements II they VII bnt
ISmps. For sale onig al be fhosophica Lamp Stor No,
1870 Broadway. door South of ioyarsl-stste a25 ist
g. Merit and patronage do sonrtimes 90 together For
instance the American Museum l. nov" the most co"de'
and fashionable place New Ork. To-day
there extraordinary attractions at 2 feeding
the seaos at B. Pans the ineodan and thousands OF curl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-10
EVENING EDITION.
WEDNESDAY...3 O'Clock p NJ
IL BRookLry. our sister City, is now hessea

D. BRooKLrS, our sister City, is now blessed
with t,eo Common Councils, each OF which is an
pointing officers and exercising all authority. The
Wing Council consists of ten Aldermen elected
this Spring by the People: the Loco of eight AL
dernen. the Mayor, and one modest chap who
claims TO hold orsr from last year, in place of a
Wing, elected this year. This is made out by
claiming two votes for Chadbourne and one for
Sha5orn as intended for Isaac Chadboume, one
of the Loco-Foco candidates in the Seventh
Ward and thus tying him with the Wing can
didate! This is a pleasant world and there is
avery unassnming party in it, that might easily
be named.-Of course, the Supreme Court must
settle the matter at last; and the Wings have
proposed and urged such settlement at first, but
their opponents were great deal too cunning to
agree TO it. They Will hold on as long as posi-
bic, as they can only loee at last, which they
would be sure to do at once if they made up
case for the Supreme Court.
TyLERIsM on THE FRoNrlER.-The deplorable
Accident has removed LEONARD DENIsoN from
the office OF Collector of Customs at Sackets
Harbor, jefferson Co and appointed John O..
Dichey Loco in his stead Also, JuDAH AIMS.
WORTH from the post of Collector at Cape Vim
cent, do. and appointed Peleg Buchard Loco of
Watertown instead. Mr.. KELLOGG Lighthouse
Keeper on Horse Island, has been displaced to
make room for l.. X. Root, Loco.-The only OBJ
lection to the prescribed officers is that they are
not traitors to the party which confided in them.
FLoRID, ELEcTIoN.-An election for Terri
torial Delegate in Congress was held on the ID
inst. in Florida. We have returns from ten pre-
cincts in East Florida, including Jacksonville
and st. Augustine. David Levy, the late Loco
Delegate, leads Major George T. Ward, Wing 2l3
votes. We do not consider this by any means
conclusive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-10
SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA.

THIS MEDICINE stands unrivalled (based as
l. il is merits for the removal and RADICAL
cure Of those diseases which peculiarly adapted Be.
n= entirely vegetable and composed of the choicest selection
ingredients, which consonance with HE avs tat
the animal economy the system enabled 10 throw on
disease take healthy acton and the powers OF nature re-
sumo their natural functions. Thousands and have es-
titled efficacy removing various chronic
Diseases originating unhealthy rprayed stale 81
the blood and other fluids, Scoiua enlargement OF the
glands rheumatism and lumbaco, salt rheum ring Worm bar,
rs itch eczema and other similar Affections safely and
erctuaIiy cured by bur by the chosen few this
termed qckery the subject rsqnIres passing
remark The question what quacker aud who aInacS
of serious moment and the of health Is TOO
important be ed with n Is OF the greatest consequence
where disease inlcs physical frame take prompt aud
efficient rep the attack Whether ie W 40 stands
his reserved rights, and prescrIbe nd Hbsm the most
powerful agents Including Of the most vuIent p9Isans
ani in fatal tcrmnaon simply says that the patient
died Of - or he who by labor aud long continued M
yestigation draws forth from the arcana Of ghtnr. hidden
useful knowledge and applies IT Ia the benefit OF SUI
feng humanity rskng his own reputation in the result
most entitled 10 public confidence the afflicted can determine
II is the mark OF weak and prejuice mind to reject
thing false because does with is own pe.con
crycl notions; but evidence OF noble anu generous
Iunl 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-10

Wing candidate for Congress in the Louisville
District, Ky.
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A. JOHNSTON.
= Social Rcform.-The first Annual Meeting

Il Social RcfOrm.-The first Annual Meeting Of
the National Hall, Caual st: Broadway IN this city
co>nnencin: Fridly next, May 18th, at 10 \ NJ.
nr state of Society and who wish d cover and remove
their causes. earnestly invited 10 attend.
The questions of Property Government the Church, the
Clergy reorganization OF Society and Cooperave asSo
catior will be proper subjects for consideration Delegates
from Ohio and other States are expected b. present
4. BROOK, President.
r.
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Passengers Arrived
Passengers Sailed

Ia the brig Sullivan, from Mobile-Slrs Dr. Web aad
.urt.r Mrs Capt Bungs AID servant Mrs D : Lambert
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-10
nose the members of both Boards:

preserve order. Inc lOllOWHS ScLllCHiPH Vim
pose the members of both Boards
w,uk ALDERMEN ASSISTANTS.
Isl Edwin b. Clayton. Oliver Chaiiich:
I'd Caleb. s. Woolhull. George r. NesDitt.
al Smith Dunmpr William Dodge
l,b,, Robert Martin David T. Williams.
5,b Francis r. Tillou. Robert Pattson,
9th. John Emmons hou'"S % iie"iI.
ill.,, James Nash Charles II. Dougherty
Sh David Vanderyoort. Charles T. Brown.
9th. William d. Waterman. Isaac b. smith.
lOh Elijah F. rurdy. Daniel Ward.
llh.. Abraham Hatfield. Charles J. pouge.
pb Henry Breyoor David 5. Jackson
18Th. .Hesekiah w. Bonnell. William IT, Bogss
lNb.. John b. Scoles. Samuel Nichols.
18TH. William V. Brady James D. Oliver.
10TH. Edmund G. Rtwson. William I. Seaman
Eth. Frederick Z. Lee. John fetiigrew.
The Navor then ,oues.l the Assessors ConsabeS, and
St officers elect, 10 repair 10 his ONCE, "hrrt Tue ''
would be administered o them.
Ala Hatfield was then on molten of Aid Waterman, ap'
pointed Pre,idrn, pro tenn Elijah F. Purdy aud Caleb >
Woodruff were nominated for the Office Of President OF The
Board Aldermen Scolos and Waterman were appointed
Tslers who announced the result. Purdy received l.
vOie Woodruff l. aud Clark l. Mr. Purdy Was thereupon
tcd duly elected. After taking his seat, he returned
links appropriate speech for the honor conferred up
ca him.
Al Hatfield then nominated Samuel j. Willis as Clerk
udr Board which concurred in David T. Valentine
disappointed Assistant Clerk Levi D. Slamm was sr'
FSd Printer the Board vice Charles King. John |.
Hnuiord nominated for the Office by Aid ScoleS,
AID received : vo,.s
Jacob Hays reelected Ser,eantat-.Arms.
T,.-,..,., ..,.,;,.. :, :, Ia, r., v.ra ,hsu
'aPed until fA'ter orders An amendment 10 The ''fst Az
aIe was moved and adopted
Committees appointed 10 wait upon the Mayor and
So1d Of Assistants stating that this Board had Organized
M We're ready proceed business, receive any com
Tr IT,, t"'" cue ". .,s;.,;,,,
.f s"'''',St '''' |'ne' upon ''e 49, ,a, ,la,
A. Me-, ',a"s'" al" o''Os .s'"'",e :, ~.
s,I "'u At present no ''''',0"''''" -
We ."' ~ rs
i.,man W.. ., IN, ,"'
u, w, $50" -,
"us,'",i i"v''' '''' ' "''''t''s ~
e. VI mA''",en ~ u,e '"'",
~" >'o .'',''' W ele'''u' A''' ,,'' Wv
49, Is ORIGINALITY, transferred 10 Tue ,'!''
Y" - ''S Oh Tue 's''e was lost II WAS ''e'
committee from the Board 81 assistants S'"''" u'''
Z ~ w S'A'A'' anu rr"''s"ru 10 business
p s'"i" ''"'fu 'ht' ''e aPl'o'''"t' VI '''s .'"'
Sa was Transferred To the Common Council by the late
a motion Il, ay il ON ,e table WAS lost aad the or
I y. r '''fa repealed.
aJy..t nominate" A'IefMe" ""S''0': " ''O'"''
va" as The members OF the FINANCE Committee
recess was then taken nutii o'clock
AFTERNOON SEssIoS.-'rhe excitement Was undated N
uen6oa aud DELAY Of h,f am hour occurred after the
IA; Tor meeting had ;, ,,,. =, ,h AIlern,.:, being.
&sle Il, - Us =
IL po,"1 ~ e"''"o'e without s'a
y ASSISTANTS were ''s" SEM '',' '''1 ''',.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-10

NEW STYLE OFFICE COATS, at Sc Ga
gentee aud convenient atcl. for business men For
sale by JENNINGS. 221 Broadway opposite the Fountain
y. BAll other garments at popofuonably moderate PM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-10
q Seize upon truth wheln ere rs IDUnH,
Amongst your friends, amongst your toes,
On christian or ou heather ground
The Hover, divine where Ger II grows.


Neglect heprickis aud assume the ROSE
The daily FROM the medical probes
SION ministers tIOs officers Of justice, ana numerous
pr ate CITIZENS ample ald wiling testimony, both written
aud verbal thu superior value and r!cacy 81 Tins repara
ton TO the poor furnished snmitously on sufficient
proof being gwen Of their wortlnness
still further proof Of the superior value and efficiency Of
Sands Sarsdpard =:
Nlessrs S,Sps Gentemen-Althoushi may be consider
ed unnecessary al another proof 10 the Justly d.
served celebrity Your invaluable propagation Of Srsapar-
clam the From benz most helpless Cripple, WIN
disease Of the lower tNtrrmtirs which spread over t leg
istrI aud feet distressing much, As 10 render ne az
mos, miserable. quite recovered ana rhtifcy by
The of your SarSaparIlld. For was unable 10
wear shoe and the right foot aud ANGLE were very mnch
swo-lwhch times discharged water aud puS freely ac-
COMMANDED with violent cFing-sd burning SENSE lions 50
10 deprive al all gave up IN despair ana snpoS
ad ampiatIO would be- necessary bat hear S 81 .,
msd. hy vnr SaT.apara resolved make another effort
10 regain ms healtlHd under thu b,{;lh2 o. NM
Providence am thankful to say am well W IN eeiinss o.
Thus blessing IN, means ! am, youG friend ,.,;L
Eryy- York, April 50Ih, 1919.
This is 10 certify that James AicC2n called on ne inl
shira his foot and le, and stated that by the use o. te'
hottIes Of ,Spss a perfect cur fi Se' ~
fcr11 win feelings Of tle sane't gr.titude 70 e@Sr
st IN us hin. instrumental under Divine ffovIdeAce, IN
cnfi,s aau 'es''''''- una ROBERT JONES,
alderman Of the 5, Ward Of The Cry OF Ne'' York
poar4d and sold by A. 3 S.nd5 s Co., Druggists anu
CIm;ls Cirsni- 3uilinss Z3 Broadway conrr Of ham
,ba i 5 Price 81 per bou.; six bottles for s.
The public Especially requested 10 remember that II IS
s Ssrsarlia that and constantly achieving such
the human franz subject and ask for sands Salsaana
.nJf .kIu M
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COWLAND'S LOTION-Ihis celebrated cos
" metic which has been for fifty years, is acknow
lodged very superior preparation for improving and beau
flying the complexion and rendering the skin fair soft and
Sold bv DAVID SANDS eco,
o Easi RrnalMnY cor Marhrf.sf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-10

DOWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL-Thc geou-
IL inc imported Rowand's Nacassar Oil for promoting the
growth beauty and uxuTianc OF the Hair and preventing
turning grey falling off. For sale, genuine BY
DAVID SANDS & CO., II East Broadway,
my3 2ti, corner Markrt-street.
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Important to Families.

81 Bowery Bayard street.-The subscriber would res
rectluy call the of families his entire stock
Of Sugar Teas aud CofeeS, &c &C. fresh and genuine
Having opened the above store and being determined keep
choice assortment and sell for cash the public may rc
upon being suited economically any store IN the city
Su.arL and New Orleans Syrup and Moasses Spices
of all kinds warranted pure fresh roasted and ground
mv5 stis A. JOHNSTON.