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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue oi writ OF Piu. alias Yen
di EEpOnas issued out OF the Court OF
cOmmoI Pleas for Carroll county, and to
NE directed, | will offer for sale at the
door ol tho court house in Carrolton or
Monday the 23d day Of October nexl, be.
tween the hours Of 10 O'clock A M. and
4 o'clock 2 NJ. ofsald day, The following
real estate 10 vii: par OF the North East
quarter of section IL, Township l3, (Per
ry J aud Range 6, Containing twenty,
eight and one hall acres Taken 10 exc
culion and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
September %, 1913.
Printers lee so
ALSO,
AT the same time and place, by virtue
of writ Of Vendi. Erponas, issued out
Of Ibe Court of common Pleas, for Car.
roll county, and to me directed, | will
offer for sale the following rea estate 10
wit; part Of the South West quarter Of
section 20, Township l3, and Range 5,
containing seventy five acres more OF
less. Taken Ia execution aud will be
sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
September % l843.
Printers lee 80.
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List Of Letters

Remaining IN the Post Office at Car.
TolltOn Ohio, on October lst 1913,
Adams Harrison Miller Phinehas
Barr James Moore Robert
Birch Jacob Miller joseph
Busler Jonas McCombs Eliza
Bryan james McCombs James
Boggs Margaret Matthews Levi
Burchfied Joseph Miller Levi
Cror George Nihart Christian
Coffy John Norris David
Clark Rev. SAM Orln John S.
Cameron Joseph Roberts James
Clark Andrew Ross miss Angeline
Crawford Lewis SelIars JOSIAH
Gill John Sbepperd VIM.
Hays Henry Simpson Robert
Hawk Jacob Semmons Margar't
Henry James Taylor Henry
Herh Abraham 1'oole George
Hales miss Mary Q 2Wyant John 2
Hanes John jr. Westlall Levi
Ribbons LemueI T. Wallace David
Kose messrs II & T,Young Robert
Kirkwood Samuel ZolIars David
McMillen John
THOMAS WILSON, P. M
October 6, lS43.
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Attachment.

Notice is hereby given TO all persons
interested, that at our instance, writ Of
attachment was this day issued by Geo.
Pugh, a J0suce of the Peace Of Harrison
township. in the county of Carroll, a.
gainst the goods, chatiels, rights, credits
moneys and effects Of Johu Shulz, an
absent debtor.
McELDERRY & MILLER,
July i4lh, ls43,
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Axes! Axes!! AXes!!!

Just received large lot Of 81 Axes.
a good article. which we are anxious to
sell, all those who want the above arti--
Gle, will please call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere.
A liberal discount made TO those who
purchase by the box.
A. d. THAYER g. Co.
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Sheriff's Sale

BY virtue OF writ Of f. ia. ct leU fd
issued out Of the Court OF common Pleas
for Carroll county, and 10 me directed, |
will offer for sale al the door Of the court
house in CarroIton, on Monday The 10Th
day Of Oclo5er next, between the hours
Of 10 O'Clock A M and A o'clock P M of
said day, the following described real
estate to wit: the South East quarter of
the South West quarter Of section ID,
TIP. l3, and Range 4, containing Forty
acres Taken in execution and will be
sold by me,
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
Sept. Is, l843.
Printers fee so.
ALSO,
BY virtue Of wril of Vendi ETpoaaS
issued out Of The Court Of common Pleas
for Carroll county, and Is me directed
will offer for sale al the door of the
court house in Carrollton, on Monday the
10Th day of October next, between The
hours OF 10 o'clock A NJ and 4 o'clock
P N on said day, the following described
real estate TO wit: Lot No. 36 and 43 IN
the town OF CentreviIle, now CarroIton
with the improvements thereon, Taken
in execution and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
Sept. is lS43
Printers fee so.
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TTATpS & GAPS.

n doz Fur, Sea and Seaette caps
from qb cents to So. IA good fur cap for
100 \ 8 doz Russia aud Fur hats from
l to 4 90, on hand aud for sale by
JACKSON & THOMPSON.
Sept 20,
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WAN qrlEIBl
SHERIFFHS SALE.

BY virtue of writ OF Vend Erponas
issued out Of the Court of common
Pleas fol Carroll county. and to me d.
recled, will offer for sale on Monday
the 18th day Of October, al the town Of
Augusta, the following property to wit;
-Four head Of horses, ono two horse wAg.
on, eight head Of cattle, eight head Of
sheep, four sets of horse gears, two
ploughs, one harrow, and the product of
28 acres Of wheat, sale to commence at
l2 O'Clock M, Taken in execution and
will be sold by me.
David WATT, Sheriff.
October 6, l843.
Printers fee 100.
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HATS, CAPS, SHOES 8. BONNETS
5 dozen Fur and Russia Hats from
| so upwards
) dozen Fur caps from 100 to 200
= a" Cloth" " LOO to $50
10" Seal and SeaIette caps, iron
25 TO so cents. .
Straw and Florence Braid Bennets 10
great variety, from LOO upwards.
Just received and Tor sale by
|. ATKINSON g. Co.
Sept 22.
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GAVg 3GggGga
h. q. ECkLEY,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
AT LAW,

Will practice in the Courts Of Carroll
aud the adjoining counties. Office in
the frame building, adjoining the Store
of Isaac Atkinson G. Co., CaTrollt0R
Carroll county, Ohio.
Dec. %. 1912.
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Carrolltou, Sept Is. ls43
SHERIFF'S SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Daniel Ernst y, ct al Petition for Par
Nancy Ernst, et. al. ''Oli'
BY virtue OF an order issued out OF tho
Court Of Common Pleas for Carroll coun
ty, and to me directed, will offer fox
sale at the door OF the cOurt house in Car
roI!ton, on Monday The 23d-day of Oc-
tober next, between tie hours Of 10 o.
clock A M and A O'Clock ? M the follow
ing real estate to VII: the East halfof
section IS, TIP. 10, Ruuge 6, excepting
the dover estate OF Nancy Ernst, which
is laid off to her by metes and bounds,
containing 95 acres and 100 perches.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
Sept. Is, 1913.
Printers fees ,5O-e.
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DRY GOODS,

rOcsies QueenUare Hardware Hats Caps Cotton Yarn s
manuiacnre Leather Soe Upper Harness Calf sn Glass Castings
HOn Mails Steci Brass and Wood Clocks
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Boots and Shoes,

fact almost article usually retail lie does deem
necessary publish list Of ALL the articles that he keeps "Gu
Trap" bv publishing the which by
before would opportunity examining bu
Just say large, ENTIRELY NEW purchased New
York, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, favorable
ready pay system he which goods be sold ow) having
make he has the disposition well ability offer
purchase. He
and examine h stock before purchasing elsewhere.
~ B. The highest price paid for FIaxseed.
William M. Sinclair
Carrolon September 81, lo43.
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Given under my hand officially, this
l4Ih day Of Sc eptember. q d lS43.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
Sept. Is, 1913.
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AruS.+NS
IRON & NAILS.

UPPERLEATHER g. CALF SKINS
800 sides Upper Leather,
I5 doz. Cali Skins
aud a general assortment Of Skirting,
Harness, Bride and other skins, lor
sale by
JACKSON g. THOMPSON.
Sept %.
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New Store.
Cheap Goods, and no mistake!

Hear ye! hear vel all persons wishing purchase goods
The subscriber receiving opening formerly
pied by jackson S Sinclair, large and we'll selected stock Of
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OGOTPIfIS from So to S. per yard
cheaper than ever offered in CarroIllon,
BedUer Cloth for Overcools So per yd.
Kentucky Jeans irou 33 10 so cents
per yard.
CaSsinets from so TO ! ,25 per yard.
Just received and for sale BY
|. ATKINSON 4 Co,
Sept 90.
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MIaNGITfiS
CasSimerCs.

Black, Blue, Drab aud corded cassi.
mGres, just received and for sale very
cheap at the subscribers
JACKSON & THOMPSON,
Sept %.
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SMGAWFTSo

A large lot Of fMerno, Damask, Wool.
len, Plaid and fancy sha Wis, just receiv
ed by the subscribers and for sale very
cheap JACKSON " THOMPSON.
Sent %
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MERINOES 4 ALPACA LUSTRES

80 pieces Mernoes and AIpacas on
hand and for sale at from 50 cts 10 l l,25
per yard by
JACKSON & THOMPSON.
Sept %,
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j Fans.

A good assortment of Kentucky Jeans
Just received and for sale by
JACKSON j. THOMPSON.
Sept 90,
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:
aud palm leaf bounets, Tor sale from ia
cents to $5.hy
JACKSON 81 THOMPSON.
Sept %
Boots 4 Shoes.
large assortment Oi Boots d Shoes
OF all descriptions from large Gum
Elastic over Shoe down 10 shoe Of tho
smallest size. For sale, bv
JACKSON g. THOMPSON.
Sept. 90. lS43
Cotton Yarn.
1890 lbs. Cotton Yarn of superior
quality, received and lor sale by
JACKSON u THOMPSON.
Sept %.
BATTING & CANDLE WICK.
400 superior Bats for quilts, and 200
lbs candle-wick, received and for sale
by JACKSON T. THOMPSON,
Sept 90,
S01gS G8MI!ass8Ra
A large LOT OF White aud Red Spanish
Sole Leather at low pri ces and superior
qvaIlty for sale by
JACKSON & THOMPSON. |
Sept, 92.
CoMToErs
l3 doz comforts, assorted colors just
received AMI for sale cheap by
JACKSON 81 THOMPSON,
SEPT 90.
GAGgG99Sa
A large assortment Of prints, embra-
cling every style, color and price, from A
10 25 cents per yd. for sale by
JACKSON s. THOMPSON.
Sept %
Ribbons, Laces, Hosiery, GlOreS, &c.
A large assor lment OF Ribbons Laces,
Hosiery, Gloves and fancy goods in gen
eral received and for sale by
JACKSON & THOMPSON.
Sept. %.
JEANS.
| A good assortment Of Kentucky Jeans
Just received and for sale by
JACKSON d THOMPSON.
Sept 22,
MERINOES g. ALPACA LUSTRES
80 pieces Mernoes and AIpacas on
hand and for sale at from 50 cts 10 l ,25
per yard by
JACKSON & THOMPSON.
Sept %,
S9AWFGgo
A large lot olMerlno, Damask, Wool.
len, Plaid and fancy sha Wis, just receiv
ed by the subscribers and for sale very
cheap JACKSON ~ THOMPSON.
Sept %
W. v SsAI ~ ~
} 1000 yds B'eached and unbleacbed
musiins. received and for sale from 7 10
Is cts per yd by
0 JAKCSON i THOMPSON.
!, Sept %.
IRON & NAILS.
A large assortment oI Juniatta Iron
and Nails, Window Glass, Bed cords
r on hand and for sale by
JACKSON T. THOMPSON.
Sept. %.
s. UPPER LEATHER g. CALF SKINt
800 sides Upper Leather,
i ID doz. Call Skins
aud general assortment Of Skirting
Harness, Bride and other skins, 10
sale by
JACKSON g. THOMPSON.
Sept %.
OGOGPIfIS
Superfne Black, Blue. Black, Olive
Invisible Green, Mixed Drab, Brown an
Blue Cloths, just received and for sal
at % per cent lower than usual al, th
Store of
le JACKSON & THOMPSON.
Sept 90.
CaSSimePCs,
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Remaining IN the Post Office at Car.
rolItOn Ohio, on October lsl lS43,
A L.. II...:,on M;Ilon Dh;noho.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02
On marriage-DIogenes to aris,ophanes.


GREErIsG: One day. as was sitting in ny
tub reeiitatiag. IS usual. upon the folies OF the
world, vas accosied by ysung man of Athens,
Who, with hesitating speech, said, q have come
Diogeues, TO ask Thy advice ' Every one is
ready to ask advice" said l, but after receiving
it, follows .he dictates of his own inclination
though The oracle OF Delphi pointed out the way.
Bur what is it in which your wisdom avails you
not at this timel'' :" ! am about to be married,
he replied, TO the most lovely woman OF Greece.
What said |, 3. are there more. Every young
fool that has Pui On Hyrnen's yoke, since the lst
Oiympiad, has had the best and fsirest in all
Greece" :. Many be continued, q have found
were mistaken in their opinion; and instead OF
being the best women have only proved themselves
better men the9 their misunderstanding them as
ha-shly as Xautippe did Socrates ; and have
come to thee, o Diegenes, to know how | may
All women, my young friend, expect 10 fad SUI
perior yalor in man, aud when they perceive itno'
in their husbands, they assume the relns them
selves. In domestic concerns there is no.hins
stirring enough to cali qualities of this kind.
Bat did not YOU see, on the Pyreus the other day
battle between man aad his wife, in which
some fool ntelfered to protect The woman; where
upon she Immediately gave hi{n such beating as
mad, him call upon Hercules most Justify, and
then turn upon her husband, and soundiy pom
1neled him for not having whipped the other
Begone, now, marry this finest lady in all Greece,
if i. must be so and, when you find the sweet
moons begin to draw to close, and indications OF
struggle for rule to appear invite to supper the
most lusty and valiant of your acquaintance-one,
If possible, who has conquered at the Olympic
games, and agree with him to quarrel over your
cups, in the presence oe your wife. Let your
language at frstbc loud and fierce, aad, disregard
Ing your fair partners prayers and entreaties
from that proceed to blows, wherein he must allow
you, with much show of resistance, to master MN
completely His recomfcnse may be that you
render him q like service. After this, the word
of Dogcnes for it, you will rule peaceably among
your own household gods" The young man went
away satisfied that he had found the secret of do
mestic happiness.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

u Doctor Lare;ner's GeeEuTcs.-Tae ssconc
edition Doctor Larners complete Course OF Lectures
delivered in .e City of NewYctk Published aud iof sue
AZ ,;s o.ce. Price a5 cents The subjects embraced IN
the Lectures are EiecuicfSy-The Suns
Ef-.d sars,pue,jc Nsetls-Latiude and Longitude
sIsacbing. Tsnninr-Poprlar Fsilacie.-Lighs-Falhn
slsrLTemporary ssrs-Hsoscel Sketch Of Astrcnomy--
Dsw-soencs aided By Arf-scsentfs DiscoTeres-sound
v;hratieas of the Retinz yolsac Bsterysteam Engine
of Great Britain AID Arerics-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

D No polticiaa is considered any thing now
a-days WHO has not tried both sides. Like b OK
wheat cake, he must be turned before he is
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

speaks FOR itseiG p,o,v,v. Nov q ,e,,
Ii.ssrs SANDS Geat-aithough stn dishgured and De
formed Tor life, have not io,t ny recocG0ni ahI neVe
while exist; shall feel grateful ior henetts con
rr,ad ,hror me us. OF your invaluable sarsdparia
was nlIack-d 10 the year 1915 With ei
he end of my nose couIa-rcing wi sIia iri spot, al
nde will Icing and burning sensations. This inaaeed
rubbing, and cCcnienced tDe IiyaSes OF o.s.Ss.
watch progressed as iolsHs: uie tt nosIsi was 9is
DESTROYED ard continuing upwards, II crss'd Inc pfdge
nj the , and se:zns ubcu Ih right std, destroyed ts
carthage bone aad AL The surrounding parts, uni baay
the nose was entirely od the passage ior conveying
tears from eye the nose obtsfaed ~nici c4useu
coutisual flow OF tears. T,e dlsease foW selea Ipo
uppe. lip, extending 10 the tish cheek. ano ny
sufterings weresgeh as can better be e tsn =
uti native OF NoLtinchaln, IN Engiaa% am, ny
well knossn there Tee first Phys:ciai, n . - iisse
r-escriEed for rae be! wh Ittie beLeht ~ gaT
IA. jrec:e 10 take g drops OF the rincsnre o iqGte
hrec tires day, which continued or IN ssh =,
r.,no Al smother time applied on OF f!Lroi - @
80 ~; se,j a nressIp,io OF Sir Ashley Cooprr but al
rroys.I in vain continued 10 gro" ''toe, 60. = i,
In, mas vii catch at straw used eyeI5 sitay eosn &
- ~, y,,. considered applicants 10 my csee, nhig
af az 81 .ad m the rean,ent and relnGuished al
hope e eve. Ihe disease Csucer, but Dr. @
',bose ,restrrie,lt considered II scr0fnlo9,
srx nd his Is tte name given by me5eai men. a
vas reco nuneDded Try change OF air aDc
A., Atlantic voyage ami IN Si aSt sae Tor America
a. ,rrvet here IA the rnonlh OF Stay. TIE disease
"A ora .,ly u i,cr ease extending upwards 2ni bach
wards havia destroyed tie entire Lose, and last yersln
towards The roaal sone, it seized upon the upperaw ad
SURROUNDING parts.
While crossing on the Ferry yboatto.n TO New
YORK. gentleman was attracted by my appearance anf
,hrs accosted y friend tve you esd .he arsapa
ria D Yes, replied + sarous kinds aud every tang et
couG hear OF; but, said b., mean San'iss osrseps
riiIs.n No, replied Tsen use H. for belisys Il VIZ
your Reicg thus addressed by stranger vas ln
uceii 10 make trial OF iecine he SO highly recon-
uurrbased one BOTTLE which gave some relief, anu
wonderful 10 tell after 1sng your pafla i than ~
months; fi within well. The disease Is Stopped 10 itf
rarage all those racking and - neating pans are gp1e
my food reiisbes MY digestion good, aa sieep seiii
and ursr the blessing of Divine Providence, augbute
the result enreiy 70 the Of Sancss sassapsrla s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02


u WHEY 81 Pss,msss,s have for sale at their Boss
sore No. j6i Broadway, aad well selected sock OF
the Works OF SlaEdajd and Classic English AGthors us
rated works IN snrious elegant calf and hinings,
suitable for presents the drawing room liable. Sc
Also, collection, oi every size and variety oi Dh
lag, OF O1ocd Bibles,
be found as hrlsh Ballads, illustrates by wcod eigraN.
as executed in the highest style OF the art ttoi de,sis
by the artists, every page being enbeiiisheI
forming suitable companion To the unique edition OF ,c.
bats szni,l Ballads Mrs houon's Ladies' FoWsr-eat'
deH l.Sles iTaaaH Nights; pon Nuxote hosartli moe
alized Tto4. ,,s Ser>upS illustrated 5y iie members OF
,s Echulg Club; Pictorial History OF England; Picorl'
ai Shakespeare; SosebyS Honet, with fsymaS desg;si
Byruis Cilde Harold, emaeislt4 win sAiy copper Fae
yigBetes, porr2i,, &c; Bunya's isrinss r9H
tons Magazine OF Botany Laia Rookh Naiafasis Ii
brsry, &c
NJ gcsge~s E:.ssi;nsc 64s:ctErcs.-Fhe irns
have ms,ie arrangements 9E cgatse oi sSiu.ss 70
be given on Thursday Evening OF each week' N t'e oaap
el oil the Institute. st:.
The OBJECT OF EtucatiOn.'
Jan 5-0ae Lecture by Rev. 5. II. Cox D. D. Sn'yeSs
Selections rom English Poetry With comments and IL
ustratioas-' ch;,
Jan iS-one Lecture by Rev. E. H. cHAFis. Subject
.Copernicus ana bis TiusS' .,.
Jan. a6-One Lsctls, by Rev. Dr. BETiiuNE SGaJeci
Opinion OF Tie Anclents
feo ec,nT-. commerce al !; o'c5ci.
Single tcket each for The ooarse tsen Lee
utr> gentleman aid ildy lot lh- c2Q4sr 81 g. as %
admission family 81 or ti4e eoafe stoe Aloders can
Ter tbe 9tib inst GEO W. BEITS
as Chairman Lecture Committee
n Orlando Fish, Fashionable Has1er Isl Broad
way yyorid ianr gentlemen o: Nes-fcsA tiss his
,ll ,n ,a,s, sie of Hats ID now ready eir lEspec
.,n and critical Judgement Claiming the distinction OF
having been The rs 10 project and abide BY strictly
AMERICAN style HAS, instead OF sefSie.y copying 'ie
e1s,ic,.s OF Europe, winch often Rnaaief 10 oGr GU
male and raacis reoces 10 persevc liai oteTs hase
see III 10 follow, his lead, and thai nov The following ol
guropean Fashions in Hats almost entirely abandoned 6y
the leading marusctpreis-
He OFFERS Winter style OF G.ntcTaens Nntri bar; a,
s. @ and warrants them equal IN material uis 'ashlSp
a,d durability 10 any Hat sold tos as 81 in he city
But he wishes distinctly understood thai h!S 1e bat are
sold a, ,i price. bat nj 81 81 rae~s be Teecire<
ss equal any hat sold in &s-Y OH Il s5ar uedsr, asd
challenges for tae,a I comparison vita a,y Gsher
Gentlemen visiting oar city are TrspeSHuHy insea 10
call and examine ks stock OF Winter has AID jcc5e OF
their Gaality. he conf lha whether the esest OK
The sess Hat desired, the inquirer viii bsIe be sissaed
/ Try him (ss0tf1 o. FISH, fS7 Broadway.
/ ryssed Board and Pheasant Rearcs caa be o5saaed
| ,lNo. IS CaftSseei Gl stau
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02
uzr5zr.r.za=r-cxrEz
Cheap Publications.

T Tna following Publications are Tor sale
the office ni The Trbune Nasau-street, opposite lhe
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

STATE OF NEw-YoRx. On
City OF RrrokiyD, ~. J lSfas
Lloyd, and acknowledged the
lad that b executed tse same
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

Martha Conlin has lived in my family the last ~ years
- Serav certify The. roraroing statement, made By her
seIf is CORRECT Mcs. MARY B.sLLOYD,
- No. 61i Broad 81. Newark NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02
HENRY c. MURPHY.
N.avor oi tae Ci;y ol grpeklyr.


Sands's SsrsDsri. vii; as>o remove and permanently
cure diseases having their origin il n'pare state III the
sood ami deprzys coditian OF The general eeastfsis
Scrrina kiIess Evil in its tsrcs; Raecaa
tn, obstinate cu'apeoas Erup;tos. 6!ochSs, bte Pim-
pies or eusass on The ssce, chrome Sore Eyes Hawessn
Tetter, cd Head enlargement and pain OF the bones
ard joints, Stubborn Ulcers, syphc Syaptoris, diseases
,risip or piadiccus OF Mercury, sGs.e defanse
leuis ana other similar eomploinis-
Prepared ard sd ~ wholesale ard reta and or expert
atom by IL 3 Sa.ss i Co No. rs grcaway (GIanite
sojlnss> corner OF Chsbr street, New york Also sold
by A. Is ! D. Sands, Druggists No ~ Snd leo Fulton
David Sands Co No. - Easi Broadway, OF Mar
he,-str~e,; and by prGggts geGeray throughout the
United States. Prce 81 per bottle, ST eoittts er IS
Nots-The original documents may be seen by easg a,
o,- .,or,. yc SIS Broadway. 80
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

I plsce fell confidence staerentma6e by Aiarila
Conlin having known her the past tRenty years. ~f
cherrfuy give any particulars in relation 10 her case ~
'i0S' "'' soy Sr. ELIZABETH.s
Superior of the Roman Catholic Orphan Aylum Prince
go, NJ Y Dec. H. 1872
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

The following certificate j, from gentleman who los
,ha Whole Of his nose IRON Scto!elous disease
speaks for iLseil. .. TO-,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

have confidence in The representations made by Martha
Conln and have full knowiedge OF her case:, cas-
Alderman 10th Ward of thes Cily OF fSe~-fefk
Dec. a. 1872
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

know Martha Cona aud believe what she states in ibis
,a.n,, m en, 10 he rrrlpclly trll. JOHN POWER,
VICAR GENERAL OF NEw-YosK,
Rector oil ST Peters Church.
Given at New York this l4.h day sf December, lSi2'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

know Martha Coul;n and have known OF her suffering
l,,sss JOHN DUBOIS, Bishop OF New-York
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02
dse ts: The ae:ea may longer delay, bus the
renain, With fe-i,rss si lasting gratitude,
Your friead, THOMAS LLOYD,

Nuiria Alley, PesEi-arees.
tbs ssSh day OF Nover1ser,
6ehasc NE came Tbcuas
! ,rn,h OF the issssoisg paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02
u q gAIR<slsOLO o ORING.--Jacob Maby

X would inforalhis old customers, a,d all those who
TO have beauni head OF hair that he manufactures
and has forses BrogUe his celebrated Essence Of
Eyre, which aying la.riy improved, he guarantees vii! be
reclua inpernhfneni ing reor gray hair s beau.
ial brown or blac Pera1as s iaye i applied al his or
turued. 80 sssss8 s@sdss g30 Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

HARDWARE pAPER-600 reasps,
dldsren, sizes, Sc by 20 10 2l by n; a!so9 rsas
ryeop-I5D gross Bonnet Boaris, for s5le a Esnuiac-
,rysrs, 1Sices by GAUNr l. DERRiCKSDH,
olg ijg S0pilisirrfs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02


raned as cheap as the cheapest ,baD can be bought
IN his City. Fashionable Has werradted !or bodies
ron - to 81. Splendid limitation 5i0lesSG Hats cloth
nder brr- s. So IF in any instance e above Hats do
rot give satisfaction the weafe- be Amply satisfied
y giving information 10 thc subscriber, isre they are
coas aItiy mauciacturng j. w. RELLO5G,
iIn< IS2 Eanal-,t of Inonpsou.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

aAe forming his friends and ic public that he is
a.rparsto uis Music PARTIES B:,s and assemblies
He-w ala, give lessons on tls Harp. Iy9s nade, le6
,u put complete ofer for particulars terms, apply
sl s2 Broadway or 65S Washing etin-atr-s:.
& N.sRs--OFdeys runciuaily aiieastd to. dsg 2w&
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

After making up the record the Coutt was ad-
journed till Tuesday morning at III O'Clock