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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-21
LATEST SOTTTHERN SHIP NEWS

PHILADELPHIA. April t0-Ar Glide, Crosse Providence -
Below, Osceola Whppe Rio Janero; Peterson Green,
Orleans
BALTIMORE, April ls,sd Roanoke, Smith, Rio MetamoIa'
Lowe Roer Goethe (Brem) Hemann Bremen; Canada,
Bishop Pacfc Poultney, Moualt, Ro; Napoleon, Cheese
brough, do
does John n STEPHENS, Hall, Bermuda:
RcHMoSD April is-Arr Margaret Forbes Prescott Liver
pool. - .
NoRroLK, April l7-Arr Mercy, NBedford -
GEoRoErow sc. April I5-An Fanny Colt, Hayden, N
York; N Scott, do. - 49,
MoBIg April I3-AIr Warren Hsstings, Liverpoo Sattsl
e Bernu Charlemagne, NYoIk; Esthsr 81 Thomas. Cid
Augusta, Hivana.
New OhLnAys April LAR Dumfre,hre. Liyepool'
derry; Della, Turks Island: ro Point Pee Gud Cid Ala
bams, NYork; Sagadshock, do; Chietain, Liverpool.
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY REsTGNKD.-James r. Viii
ting, ESQ has rendered his resignation to the County
Court, to take effect from the 18th of May. The
candidates for the vacancy already in the field are
John w. Edmonds, John McKeon, James T. ra-
dy, and James M. Smith, jr. Get shaved and be
ready.
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DlpIoMAoY.-W. w. Irwin, Esq Charge d'Af-
flares to Copenhagen, accompanied by his family,
sailed yesterday in the New York for Liverpool.
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FOREIGN FArERs were las usual, indebted to
Adams Co, and Harnden & Co.. for the early
delivery OF our foreign parcels yesterday morning.
The Cleopatra arrived at five O'Clock Letters and
papers by the mail were received several hours after
the expresses delivered their parcels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-21

FINANCIAL DISCHARGE WIN. i. Dabney, OF the
Bank of Virginia memory, has been discharged from
further prosecution in Richmond.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-21

SIR CHARLES BAeoT.-The health of this gentle
man is no better. Rooms have been taken Tor him
at the Astor House, and the Warspite is still stand.
ing of the port awaiting his arrival.
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A REsurT-We learn from Mr.. Colman that
three OF his houses in Butler street, advertised yes
terday the Herald, have been rented; one only,
NO 81 rcmains-So much for low rents and adver-
Using in the right paper
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-21

FREsHErs.-Accounts of the freshets continue TO
pour in as rapidly as the water itself pours down
the rivers. On all sides we hear of damage done.
AT one time the all mills in Lowell were compelled
10 stop running
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City Intelligence.

CAYUGA CHIEF PAID FoRFRrr.-The match be-
tween the celebrated trotting horses Cayuga Chiei'
and Ripon, for $1,000, one mile repeat in harness,
was to have come off yesterday afternoon, over the
Beacon Course. Both horses were upon the ground,
but owing to the heavy state of the course and the
additional fact that the rider of the "Chiet' was
full twenty pounds weight heavier than that Of Rip
ton, the former paid the forfeit Of $3.50, and al
lowed Ripton's hackers to pocket the stuff Both
horses were in fine condition.
CoRLIs's SALOON RoBBED.-Robert H. Corlis's
saloon, 2S Broadway up stairs was entered yester-
day morning, about daylight, by burglars. Watch
man Leacraft happening to be passing at the time,
company with two other watchmen, overheard the
burglars attempting to escape from the rear door in
Ann street, and on their rushing out with their booty,
secured man who calls himself Joseph Williams,
but his associate escaped. On searching him they
found eighteen silver spoons, valued at 1927; gold
breast pin, worth SIS; quantity of segars, &c that
had been stolen from the Bowling Saloon Of Mr..
Corlis. cloth oyercoat, valued at $25, and a
dress coat, worth SIS, with several other articles
by the other burglar. they entered the Saloon
through rear window OF the second story, and OBJ
tanned entrance to that by flight of stairs, In the
rear Of the premises leading to the story above In
escaping they drew the staple to which paddock
was fastened, on one of the rear doors, and then
passed into ''the Climax Saloon" by bursting the
lock from the door, and thence into the street,
where Joseph Williams was caught. Williams
trade, and resides at IA Market street, Brooklyn
He has thus shown himself to be daring and eff
Gent burglar, aud will doubt receive his just de.
serts when he comes up for trial.
DROWNED IN TAUNTON PoNp.-The Coroner held
an inquest yesterday. on the drowned body of Will
liam B. Basseu, of % Sullivan street, who came to
his death under the following circumstances He
went on Saturday last to visit his brother at New
ton, Connecticut, and on Tuesday went on sail
ing excursion in small sail boat on Taunton pond
About ten minutes after they left the shore, the
boat was capszed, and both brothers drowned:
that of his brother inferred at his late residence at
Newton.
BIT HIS Nose Orion the day of election last
week, man named William VAIL bit off the right
side of the nose of George Mount, 523 Washington
escaped pursuit of the officers of justice until yester
day, when he was arrested and committed in de-
fault Of SIS, O0Oibail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-21

EMBARGO REMOVED wind chopped round
yesterday, and feet of square rugged vessels went
TO sea, after an embargo of four days.
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| Sales OF Stocks Mt Philadelphia Yesterday.
$4,000 Wilmington 6's, 1855, 20; 81 shares Mechanics
| Bank, II; 8 do Union Bank; Tenn. 40.
| AFTER BoARD.-200 shares Reading RR 163 do N
America Bank 277& lido do ais; $4,000 State 5 1885, a.
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NAvAL.-It is said that an officer of the u s. N.
is shortly to be tined by Court Martial for commit
ting shocking and most unnatural crime on board
of one of our first class vessels. No name given.
The trial of Capt. Ramsayis progressing slowly
at Norfolk
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Court Caiendar.-TH,s DAY.

NOurt Oaiehuhr-IHnD LAY.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos 81, 3d. ~, a. 81, co. Sc, IS, 90
81, 20, Al.
CoMMsS PLEAs-Nos 10, A. a. As, Al, 49, a. lo2 90, ST.
So.
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Thisis a total of 81, 400 0O0-an immense sum-
The commercial is interesting in many points Of
view. 1t appears what limited at yesterday is about
commencing viz the opening of the spring trade Of Eng
land The symptoms increased supply OF bills OF.
ferng for discount but not to extent which affects the
price Of money In the manufacturing districts there is
undoubtedly improved business but not sufficient to
warrant the extraordinary spscuatons in cotton in the
face othe large crop Those specuatons have been at
buted in degree to the hostile tone of Sir Robert
Peel in Parliament on the receipt of Mr.. webstsrs dis
patch. Twill be remembered that that dispatch claimed
an unconditional dsavowa of oil right of visit Of
search. Sir Robert peremptory declared he should not
recede from the right of visit.
The movements of the currency very interesins.
The following is the return to March IS -
BAN March S1 S. u.s.
Circulation, Gao,Os3,ooo fio37e.ooo Gssi 900
Deposits, I2o03.o00 1l,2D5 900 799 coo
Bs fT' Il S s51SSS asss,SS iss SSS
The Bank has advanced the Gevernmsn. fl 900 of
sycee silver deficiency bills. It will be remembered
that months since animadverted in strong
on the inqutous movement of the Bank in making paper
money arfcally plenty to favor the avowed determine
ton fthe Government to reduce the 81 per cent stocks
to per cent In another column will be found an ex-
tract from the London Bankers circular to the ssms
effect. Also the statement OF reputation OF large
sum in Exchequer bill, by the Government OF England
the ground Of unauthorized and fraudulent act OF an
agent This is precisely the act and the reason for OF
Mississippi. The difference in the sum does not vary
the principle.
The amount Of specie setting from England does not
vet alarm them because yet the unemployed money in
the Bank continues increase The following table
will show the progress this year -
OuScy. or Com SILVER BULLION OR Com EXPORTED
FROM GnrAr BRITAIN. FROM THE Year 1887 TO THE 10TH
~ M.nru Is4s, ACCORDING TO AN OFFICIAL RETURN
- ,..nv TO THE HOUSE OF COMMONS -
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0-.whilei the drama is in depressed state and the
theatres almost deserted there is falling of in the
crowds Of persons who nightly flock to the American
Museum The entertainments of light and dverting
description and better calculated please enlghen
ed audience than tedious tragedy serious farce
There such infinite variety that person must possess
most fastdous taste who cannot discover something TO
afford him qualification. Winchell, Miss Darling, Chang
Fong, and Miss Phillips powerful attractions The
fat hoy remains but two days longer, Saturday being his
last The serpens are to be fed tomorrow, scene
well worth witnessingther tremendous musc.iar pow
enable them 10 crush their victims; and ny the Psc
liar construction of their jaws which they can extend 70
wild h, III ey capable OF swsllow,nx o.;
object equal in circumference 10 the hcke" part Vi 'n'
own body.
CO. THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE M MI ~
guaranteed to all forms OF secondary - er,,
tents effected with rains in the bones
ons sore throat and every other ym%o M. suscsc
the existence Of venereal faint, Should use .hs
without DELAY sold in bottles at 81 each IN Oh nan
a,dozen bottles, So, Qorwardea 70 any aaarcss1
W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Principal Office Of the College. " Nassau street,
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Fun IN THE GULF,-The Texan squadron, unde
command OF Commodore Moore, was to have lei
New Orleans on the 1lth inst. for the coast OF Yucs
tan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-21

MAYOR OF PORTLAND -Eliphalet Greedy, wing
has been elected by the Common Council.
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BEGINNING EARLY.-It is said that the wheat crop
al the West is not very promising
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-21
United states Circuit Court.


APRIL 2O-The People Jesse Hoyt.-After the Court
sat, the names Of the Jury we're called over; and
VIM c. 0RAY recslled-Produced papers placed in his
by the District Attorney; they are the same
verified Mr. Coe yesterdays made at the request OF the
counsel for defendant certain statements from these pa
pers and the accounts current Of the collectors made
these statements himself in preference to allowing the
documents to pess from his custody
Mr.. TALLMApGE enquired the object Of the testimony
Mr.. CApwALLApER stated 1t was to show the improve
ment in the Naval Office as check on the COLLECTOR
compared with what il was in Mr.. Goes time.
Mr.. GRAY read from the statements:-
By the Naval Office statement it appears
to be $4,OSl ,743 10
By the account current il appears to be 26423ls OF
Difference $l,439,4a4 90
NAVAL OFFICE.
- - '''''''
Custom house Clerks, &c.. ......... ASS 1877 80
Marine Hospital Disbursements sc .329 los 63
Expenses Of Collection, &c.,. .94020S w
Appraisements &C. ...,,,....,l lao ISL 81
Revenue Cutters, sc. All 783 50
Incidental Expenses. ................ 1880 100 %
$4,Osl ,74a O6
CoLLEcroR's OrFIcR.
Sosnuo'. 49, s4oTouS o.
Deoon'ui % loo4 oos 90
.o"so CicrAs' .Soxe4 20
Marine Hospital Disbursements =. go. All 90
.APehses VI CoHecuon' .Ioo 90 w
OPP ooe .'.iotoos -
o'snue Cu..eis .oIoSo 20
contingent Expenses ............"....38 629 %
o-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-21

LomsrANA.-The Legislature, before its adjourn
ment sine die the 7th instant, passed an act divl-
ding the State into districts for the election OF Rep
resentativcs to Congress, conformabe to the new
apportionment law.
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01- Hon. J. B. Dawson, Representative in Con-
gress from the State OF Louisiana, has been appoint
the city of New Orleans, in the place of Gen. VIM.
Dcbuys, resigned.
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Herald Literary Depot.
All the new and cheap literary publications Of the day
ara for SALE Wholesale and retail the HERALD OvsIcs
northwest OF Nassau and Fulton street.
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ratsil trade Barley commanded the prices with
moderate suppy Peas are a very dull sale, and beans
are Reclining In valve. The quantity of being much
rclucnl last weckSs prices were maintained.
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MONEY MARK EFT.
Thursday, April 2O-6 p. M.

The Britannia, at Boston, gives us again II days later
news. She brings specie as follows =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

oiighilng progress of Improvement Nav. tha,
enticing fortra'lure of the tree of knowledge
loaded with ruddy apples (which sad experience
aiterward detected as crabs) and wickedly sug.
gestve Of orchards ard green fields. which ere.
while frontcd the ti,le-pare of speIliopbooks with
the ca6alisiic word frontispece" engrayen there
uader, was torn out. As if learning with which
the fancy and imagination (mcst active in those
snmatter-ot.fact days. were forbidden to NEEDLE,
could be any thing better than irksone and dis
gushing. Thank heaven, that the tales of Joseph
and his brethren, of Ruth, and of the Predigal
Son, are still open in the Holy Book-perpstual
springs where the thirsty young sonl might drink
in this Sahara of sandy platitudes Better give
child Jack Sheppard to read, than let its imagi-
nation, the pure spring Of all religious feeling and
aspiration, and ali the fair benignties of its
pine f0f lack OF food Better eavea child 10 nero
nature ihdn make it cyclopedia of barren com
mouPiaccs. Better Ito quote once more Lord
Broughau's hackneyed phrase, let the school
master b. forever abroad, or any where else, than
have him haunt his young martyrs on the play
ground, turning their game of bali into lesson of
gravity, and their F." hop-scotch ground into ge-
ometical diagram.
Formerly, the mind was reached through the
body, and many hopeless urchin had good cause
10 wish himself at all points physically the cherub
whict the psrtialty of maternal iondness had
often tsphorically desgna ed him. This was
far better than renchng the body through the soul,
ard making it precise and pattern-ike. when it
should have reveed in that healthy boisterous-
ness which it was the aim and end OF elaborate
Goodysm and Mrs Barbasldism TO repress."
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speaks for itself - NJ az 1919
Nessrs S.sDS: Although dishgured ard de-
formed for lie have not lost my recollsct!on snd never
while exist shall 10 feel grateful Tor be;itat> con-
-rret ,hrocal the OF Jour nyaUsSe Sarfaparlia
y, r.. in the wear 1923 with c-oiuoas afsc'!or an
he end OF my nose commencing win sildii reu sPot,
tended with itcbing ard burning sensations us haIc+
rubbing, ana no" commenced lhe TiIa2cs o' uis o.
Which progressed follows: The iStt Eosrij was nff'
destroyed ard containing npwafcs u ctosq VIC w ,i
OF the snd ei1ns upon The rghi sidr Destroyer US
cartilage bone asd all ;fe surrounding paris uaui heaiy
the nose entirely eaten OF the passage io conveying
eare rom the eye to the nose obleratec "i' c@useu
ro,su.l How 6; tears. The disease now sezed npon tne
uoper Ito, extending the right CHEEK, and my feelings ap
WIRE sret ~ ear brlter be gBed than drscDe
am native Of Nottingham ia Eugana and my ca !,
We. known there The ffss Physicians Ia me tAlnso
prescribed scr De. but 7Vh ii;le eens. a. J'1 yoo
vas directed to take 63 drops or the fInc.n!e Oh I?in
tres times day, WHICH coniInned or sl1 ,ioa' =. 80,
cessjou another time aPplsd OF o. tr. - 81; b,r
sftpr this rsr.i prssS ptiNn OF Sir Ashley 1ooe.
rrnyef ia yaia continued 10 grow wore, anu %
ny n?aB viii catch at srael gset seiy ss,suy o ~,
Jssr OF fiat a considered applicable 10 my GEE uhtsi
became dgrsted with Tie treatment and reaqnlshed III
hone of ever gett,ag we'll =,
i;.ov nronornced The disease Cancer, brt Dr. NJ,
..ar whose treatment I considered scrotrloos
T.rus ard this Is the given Il by MEDICAL men As
last resort TrcomeoGed TO Try chsngr o. ar ana
an Atlantic voyage ard ia Apr. last ssed Tor America
and arrived here roat Of May. Tue disease con-
tnret grasusy incfea.c extending upwards asd hack'
wards: hIrisg destroyed the entire nose, AID fast yergg
towards the rosai bone, seized upon the upperJ Jaw ard
while crossing on the Fe-ry-boat fora Broosynto New
York gentleman attracted by MY appearance and
thus accSsled Ny iriead. Used tie sarssPs
ria Yes rroliet l. VARIOUS kinds and every thing elst
could hear OF; bui SAID be-, " sandss sarss pa
r.!!a. tso, replied. Then use II for believe IL VII
cure yocp Being thus addressed by stranger vas IN
duced TO MAKE trial OF medicine he 80 highy recon-
Eendes.
pursbased one Aatti>, which gave relief, an,
wonderful ie after asng ocr pariia less tran ~
stonths feel within we'll The de1sc is stopped IN J.
ravages all oss raCkHg and t1yrneans pains are gore
and under lie bfe.sag OF Divine Providence, atlrinu
the result entirely 70 Ike use Of SANDS SarsePsr- W"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

VERY IMroRTANT.-A young lad OF this city, OF
he name of James c. Brewster, a member OF the
Mormon Church, suppo=ing himself 10 be inspired
has recently written and published, what ne say is
enc Of the los, books of the Bible. This publica-
lion having been circulated among the Mormon
Churches, tue Nauvoo Times aud Seasons, Lieu
tenant General Joseph Smiths organ, bias s'Ve',
notice that no one but the said Lieutenant General
Joseph Smiths permitted TO be inspired aId lpa'
the work in question is d perfect humo75 In IN
las. particular we fully coacur with Joe.
[Sprinshe,d, Ill. Journal.
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The Tragedy of the so,ncrs.

To Ihe Editor oJ Ihs I Ftbuhe:
If MACKENZIE can be justified for his acts on
board the Somers i, must be on the ground Of ne
cessity and sei.defence. send you an extract
from Vattsl upon this doctrine OF necessity. Vat
tel SAYS
"Prisoners OF war may be put to death when the
safety Of the victors depends upon it. But
(saysh must be well weighed ecen to" certainty,
that safety evidently demands SUCH sacrifice, &c:
generous enemy Will rather listen 10 the voice OF
humanity than TO that of ttuorous cttca"aoect'o@
Did not Mackenzie listen to the voice OF a tim
orous rcumspecuon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

u We SHALL DOT be able publish the Constitution for
an ASocistoa until Tuesday next; the Committee ap-
pointed to examine il have yet completed their work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13
AS OCIATION;
=, Plau for Ee-orgariZdtion Of Soe!e

u The Editor,sip Of III, coluHn d;,tre from, that Of
TIE Tribune. letter. TIE rbjeet to Be odret,rd,
postpGl, to A. BRISBANE 70 Leonard-sreet. Ne York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

Lectnre.-A Lecture will be dslivercd This Evening.
ocock before the Fourier association Lecture
Hail, All Broadway Subrc:-Means OF realizing effect
uay, Liberty Equality and Justice Society. The Lee
ture vii! be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

OPERATION OF The BANKRUPT LAw.-from =
repor, made by the Secretary Of State to the Sen
ate says the Washington Spectator, we have com
piled the following statistics OF the proceedings
uGdsr the Bankrupt Law in the various States, so
fa- IA haurd frauo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

Martha Cooln has lived In my Emily the last Is years
and hereby certify the foregoing statement made by her
self i correct Mrs. MARY Il. LLOYD,
" = No So Broad St. Newark, NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

~ brother editor at the South speak'ns Oh
what he intended to DO II Thanksgiving Day say,
:. ". shall luxuriste over our dinner until about
ocIock when we shall GO out and slide on a
s,,oo,h flank for half an hour, teier for another
hall hour and then pitch cents until dark. In the
evening we shail ge-a-ceurting.
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HENRY c. MURPHY,

M ANTED-A situation by respecta-
Wv bic Protestant ard his wife, to take care ora
place The man understands tarn,leg and the
care OF horses Coed city references given Please sp
rly 20 $50 Water,s,reet u22i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

NN ANTED-A place by an excellent
w plain cook, washer ano ironer. Apply AZ 81 AtU~
.,. 49,. jls 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

ATANTED-P Places by an American
w s1l and az English Cook. Apply at AS Broad
raw baS-ment ji2 ST.
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EnocKLYN, Nov. %, la4s;

The following certificate is from gentleman who lo;
The whole OF his nose from Sceoirous disease 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

place full confidence in The statement made by Martha
Conp having known her the past tweaty years. VIII
ch.art y give any particulars in relation 20 her case to
'u''e ~ ' ~ Sr ELIZABETH,
,-a., n Dec. a. 1872
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desire TIA, the afflicted may leager delay. bat tie
right meseine and gil cuced,

desire ha, the afflicted may 10 eager delay. bat use tie
right medicine and gel cured,
remain, with feelings OF lasting gratitude.
Your friend THOMAS LLOYD,
NI;ria Alley, Pesri-ssreet.
STATE OF Nsw-SosK, On this a5ih day OF Soveroh~r.
City o; Brooklyn, ls12. before u.e came Thomas
Lloyd and acknowledged The truth OF the papst
and that he executed TIE same.
HENRY c. MURPHY,
Mayor OF the CITY Of Brooklyn.
SarGs's Sarsaparia VIII also remove and permanently
cure diseases havrg their oga il an nrarr state OF the
blood ard epravsd condition OF The gepsrai consolidation.
Scrntna or Kings Evil. in is forms; Rhccma-
tsul. Obstinate cusapeocS Erupucs, Sloches, Bes Pm
pies Pasulss the face chrome Sore Eyes Rngsor
TeEer Scad Head enlargement and pam OF the boueS
ard joints stubborn Ulcers, sy2eie SYMPTOMS, diseases
arising from Gindicous OF Mercury female tersnge-
mems, and oiacr similar complaints
Prepared anG sold NJ wholesale and retail ard Export
alton, by A. B. Sa5s Co. No rs Broadway, Granite
Boding corner OF Chambers street. New York Also sold
by A. Sands. Druggists, No 70 and 100 Fulton Il.
David Sands Co. No n SasS Broadway. OF Mar
ketir-et; and By Druggists generally throughout the
Ua,sd States Price 81 per bottle SIX bottles Tor s.
NotsTbe original documents may be seen by calling
oas >tare, No. rs Broadway. d22
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have confidence the representations made by Martha
'o'''''' ' ELIJAH F. PURDY,
Alderman 10th Ward OF the Ciiyo: New.fers.
Dee q lHta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

sHERIFFss OFFICE. Urea, December % s ~ =
M TIVE subscriber having been appointed S:er'g @.
oneia County and having entered on he duties oil m 9'
ME, requests ali and papers on otls 0
addressed him al Utisa = = : 80; IA c.nntv
Dig SR s1arin oil oiel'A N"''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

M ANTED-A young man to act as
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

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