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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07

Tbs Mechanics ard Working Men of The Ar-enn'.
Washington Cay. have presented pair Of silver cups -
Mr. James lawrenso !. token Of Their regard for IN
ana COR hs d>ni' rested friendship manifested towards
,ksn. exhibiting before the pubic a,d the Hon. >ecre-
tary IF War the late for grievance IN he reduction
OF their pay The cups presented by Mf. Stewart,
Of the workmen.
They were too has'y' lying all be'' discharged sacc
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07
sandwich Esiauts.

The Briii>h Government has restored The Sandwich
Islands. which were seized by Of her pirates t
their proper owners Iucky for Great Britain
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07

burning # Bank Ns,es.-t is officially announced
m tie Tuscaloosa Flag. that :3l2.G OF tie circulation
If the SAFE Bank and the Hani-vie Drcatur.lud Mohe
Branches hsd been tnra;-nakIig aggregate, ucud-
ng the amount burned Ia June last. # five millions six
bundled and forty thousand hundred aud thirteen DOL
lars Of circulation destroyed since tie adjournment u tue
Legislature
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New Scr. az.

The Legislature Of this State has met end elected d.
HNSIs. of Sussex county, Governor of the State
"Broad seal Pennington Is largely in the vocase Mr.
Iaincs represented a worthy man, highly popu
lar and "A sterling democrat.
THE nominations for Governor being called were al
withdrawn with the exception of Daniel Iaines and ii
ham Penningioa when the vote taken aud resulted
follows:
Daniel liancs &c vocs.
William Pennington %
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07

csrrrc;es f - rsseua Sesfise y FLETCHER
Lsl. tre-k ona Err.anrr b-ster-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07

r hereiv cv.n.fiiit s.rs II a3aafr have 'f-n Df'
Ire sna.f-. =. ta era t~..t ttfla far
l-.r osirfs, fnt.aus. AT ff-ons 'fs ,-'a
h-r-. make nfi fit-- .r f'
rea,i sa1- rse-eia -ly --itshtairl p. ~ e-tis a
slppos,e - uc solvent
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07

East I.la Ccifoa Tho Na,ch.z Free Tsa,cr pull
fishes lrer from f tic who went 10 Inda fr
The purpose f Introducing thc cultivation Of cotton This
letter e seus tie experiment Tar .uc's-!Gl, aud
expresses lie oi.i.on iha, / never can succeed
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07
CANDIDATES.

c. We are requested 10 announce s H. BrcKxrR. Of
ippecanoe IS candidate for Dookeepcr 10 the Senate
aJ-Ne are requested 10 DAVID MrrLrR rs ,
candidate iyT Door espcr Of the Senate
9JNe are requested announce yoaS prsHcP -, ~
dsa'ie Tor Door keepeI Of the senate.
iS-Ne ale requested 10 announce C. V v List OF Grant
County candidate iO Principal Clerk oi Use iiouse q
Representatives..
3-g-Ne are requested T. announce LrsUrL Form. the
oli a.c active solicit oanddaie foI the ohee
gent ~ Arms o. the House OF Represent s'i.s>.
tsNe requested 20 JEHu JonSsox. Il Clay
county, canddae f,r Sergeant A The
Representatives..
I-We requested 70 announce JAMES WHITE of TIP
pecanoe candidate r the Office Of President Of tic
state Bank.
give requested announce LEyI L. Tom
candidate fo the laoipa. Cclk If he ouse ol Rope
sentatiycs.
give requested to JoHN DUSN Of Dear
born County a candidate f0T Auditor Of State
E5-Ne requested 70 announce lloRkTio J. UARRIs.
u CaIr Cauc date fr the Office q Auditor OF state
COVE requested 10 announce FRrpEHICK =. Coon
SILL. # Nanielbuigh Candidate or The Office CT Auditor
o.
a1-We requested 10 announce 'ANES NJ TAiDorr, Of
Decatur CouYy. Carislae f-F Principal Secretary q
the Senate, q tic ensuing session
2-We cquf sfe3 10 announce JoHS RIDER. Of uioa
County Candidate f5I Door Keeper l. The House OF Re
personalities.
g1~Wc aie requested to announce Crr'sTorHrn G.
WfRBr Catdilate n Doc. Keeper q he House q
Kc representatives. t the ensuing session
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07

Hsgry CLQy Con. Harrison remarked Of HIM: !
have always been friend L. Mr.. Clay. and done
hun many but lie has returned them with lie hack
cSf iagra t4.u9e
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07

CvnA.-Ihe total imports into Cuba during tho year
l~ic amounted IN value to SCI 637 5e7 sf33ssl less
ia in ISL The impnriatons consisted of proyi-
s'oas amounting Sl027l :50 manufactures If leather
c,or. WOODEN. linen and six goods. = $50 OIL and
lumber. metals atd other adcles. 10 5 .3l3 SOC.
The total exports during the ycir amounted during the
yea aseGntcd o. SO 6Si s9l s95l2f5 than tic
previous year TIE mot prominent arcle # export
The amount .! Liz 900, the second IN i'm
pasiarcr copper orc the amount # i ISL ioJ
third coffee. valued - oes Tie number oi
e., "a u arrived in ls- 81 les tasa lstl al
Tee number sai,d was 30 less The Customs q Ia.
,l..ia the list year amounted To ; 6s,aG0.
The cuucncy # Cuba is exclusively uoia..c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07

"An snoh!e buich,ry of unprotected soliery ly snlly
men. is what tae Boston Atlas gy
calls Iacksoas gallant defence OF New O,eans. This
fgo.n tie head of tie y Ais party in Massachusetts,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07

Mr. Van Burcn has been s'iemaiized n icing Nor
ihem man with Southern principles hui he has never
been charged with havag donble cf principles. Mr.
Cay has shown himself Possessed ct duplicates II 'a-
VIII his supporters say III whli position he Is placed ~
his =. last card
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07

LIFE IF Clay By Junius-Prenee says this pamphlet
nllsf he put immediate circulation The cmcrgen-
cy Is pressing. suppose Jadse NcLfans letter has
attention and excited the green eyed monster
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07

\ western editor says, his obituary notice If friend
- he also director and stock holder IN Bank not
w,a anlng which, lie lived university respected AID
died 4 christian.
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Fashion and Blue D:cx.


Fashion ha- asain beaten Blue Diek Every thir
Tnas citer Fashisa
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D.ctar. ID. e. Ioel NJ. 60 wa. nro.ed al

Doctor. alas Rev Joel ". Jones proved guilty. #
bsarv Circuit Court ou yesterday and doomed by
tie aFy confinement ri hard labor DO tie pci,eta
~ f1r period Of nine wears lar Dr. 10 from 20 ex
over tie caim'es of the fallen. Bat ,ls man, b. ia-
lurrd the f~iin- peace of of the ai4r o IS o.
IL had assumed the carb Of rel -ou aud olyed
the sian. Of serpent iao the Bosom of tho Fious atc the
coufln- AMI TIE universal acclaim &C just and insult
ed people w.il ion tie terrible reislbuou that tire
Jury have awarded hin. Ifihere bc human being WHO
merits tie repFoach Of men. and the deep damnaon Of
gr.tuins demons Al i he who dsrohe Of happiness TIC
worthy Young woman - LonsrtIe UAig
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07

Il is gereraiy conceded hat Me.ss Chapman 81 tic
Sentinel viii BE- elected State Printers iAty are
both worthy and qualified Franklin DIM.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07

Com r:s~icFss5 ss2a.sc :sEiSs !, appendix.
yea, approved aad sought after by The public ii deem e
n.s.Nar! On, 8" ~ pro- e'" 10 ,"., .'i A' M'.l D.. s'
un's, the form which they viii printed, and pace, ior
congr, a olobr MP Of daily proceeding. Or
ssri,i o. enriens.d to b, 'i,n n,, a L,h, is, Al
, NO. a. end ~ and uS IN a.
ons. Il rriatd ~i'h -mnh lp--ho,i'r and nonpaa .
double auaro each aiming
royal pages. II printed "a last a. r h.i"' %. c"
.rn. 'noarh Tor nua'ra n,k AID t ll.
Of tle enough iar three nnb,. IA
coming ''an q" co"gre' "''i "'A matter enough of = O." %
Appendix which accamqaair. ic President. annual ~
bc Ivioats ofl rracp octs - @ t'ti
a. $50 Gri,. oa aud r -. =, ,,.i,. l. ~ p,d m he
' rm a. The Congressional "o AMI usually nah', about 'l
IN n","r :. p's' l. az, ' - man, =, p'''' =
a. ~, ~ i 81 a -, "a, =" ne i =, III, 49,, "
nni 'Hatd' tic cocof tn .c''an c numb la5nh,d
nen. Frequently tim tn coas,,.-ianai Gioi.
nv. I'll Conys,- 20 h,n u ,1e .lo b..
d'nial Of corrceines. published The Congregational
S.; s1 ''s'f by '' ''.' tn ~
Vow there sonere hu' hr con5r'.nai Gh anl pr
dix. oa whel person ean obain inii h,.s} ct % &
,, 1t va. M m b vac, ',s " - a s & &
resumed II ab five npch fls
-pe,eh, ofb,h rars are pual,i,l n l Dan,
Clio a. and ,c Cong. r.s,onal coe and Arpnd>
re n'" r' d. b, h,,rg a,' q'-n,' 81 q y, aud h'i',
w,cki, standing tic Congregational taDe p.-
oomplc' 'o TO both IL ceaseoal ,o,.aea grea,,
a a s''"@ at the close Of Zach '''''" '"' ' to "'
lie a. drgo' aare'd by ie ia,'} ba. Of .a.o,' l a'o
CIV" rr,e a. Y'''.. "e' - ir n io.' =. a " a. ,-
Of III, .reahe.. As ' pas 90 t,e ga or d', shot.
eceur " ,a,Ie da, stai,. ci,rs.. ~
s,mi-uoa and f.,t1 oa,s. me u4iy e. 4h.s sl. i.r
sanoe,s - and tr " .l 'iab = ' .nnan - aa,...
aad ia4 .@> ana ',p.' .a .a,e -. a. 'Ae ~ 4
nea ,i4ae. sf Gomez, .e DE- c.ass' ..'e c., ara ia
pen, ~ ~ a., ~. ,. i h a. "a, .s'e s. -. .i,
nht l'aFd So = n. iai "f l'i'' H tt..'t'' f' l.r
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07

PM AprtrnI, Crsrou Housr.-What mean the fol-
lowing inquiries made 10y the Philadelphia Gazette, Is
there TO he astounding disclosure in the Custom
House of that ciy' The significant paragraph fol-
lows
lHr c. STOW lipusr-QUrsrfoSs roE THOSE WHO ~
NNsvrE.Nill any one inform whether Il tact that
~ oi The departments OF the Custom House very few
or none 81 the subordnatcs except the aboers have
been pad account of their work for time pat
VI ~ amy inform whether the head OF that Depar
ncni has drawn the funds which ongh have been paid
- his subordinaes VIII inform # hi> sub
orinacs have not been paid rheher the funds hare beeR
msagPcd-Bssd for personal and pirate purposes or
ttc support ri IgersSn IN Phadsfphia We do not
tend 10 commit ourselves with charges against
until the fullest proof IN po>Ses>iouaud
iut have heard minors which render queries pro-
per- aud beg the sufferers there be- have the
independence 10 answer T,ler>m has lust sixteen
month, L. ike Office. and that long other
Ii Evors worth nothing rather they
lt,ors at all The reception of them i least political
leah 70 any who ENJOYS them
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07
Daniel lIaincs
William Pennington

Whercupon the Speaker declared DANIEL HAlNEs
duy appointed Governor of the suite of New Jersey
Peter fornan appointed Librarian by the same
vote. Nr. Charles Yard was the whig candidate.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07
; Nc.s zsoye.rrh7.

We end in The official organ Of the general government
under the head Of 's;cn'ircns f yirgini as to the
icmedilug Of Great Britain in The affairs of Texas. a
long account copied from the Richmond Enquirer # a
dinner recently given Nr. x II. r. Hunter. Of Virgin
The guest. OF course. made ale and eloquent
speech ard among other Ia ng. represented have
SPOKEN rs follows
IL hpd male any professions Of beng lmagcd
with rolheea' spt; bat the present occasion. he
felt strongly tempted risk h. chari~er prophet.
I'D he accordingly prlpheslcl that within three months.
We would hear that Great Britain had rendered her media
between Tcxas and NeNic" in order Ia establish the
Ieulenec 81 Texas. condition IL hcI ahoshng
slavery within hc' borders lie graphically placed hc'rc
csc~ The fleets this might produce on the south and
hOdi, proclaimed. that the bounden duty of the
South tody for the annexation of Texas TO
TIE Union. lie showed the policy and justice o he
measure the beneficial elfcls il would have the whole
country aud he placed IN strong light the mar ason-
atcncss Of the North II she To oppose It-ihit all
opposition from quarter would be b'olr-s u the
~,a,h were only true . hcr-ef-tha, the Young West
will giant stride would comc 10 the rescue.
\ letter fs1n Henry \. Wise real Oh the oc-
cssan. frm which make the following extracts
The io,cigr news Is omuou' TIC debpics ia P.fiia-
n,-nt. the quest daI answers of Broushan and ALe
a.cn, openly deveolc the fat. known 10 for some
time past. that Great Britain - niep'sins her colossal
power between Mexico a.d f,xs~ t. ctah!i>h thr inle
pcndcncc of tie latter the condition of cmlncip ltJn
al her slaves with The her nlain Object aoi-
ishin. savoy the United state. Th$ presents
and most n0nentous question Tor the Democratic and
AErricau spirit IT tbs solve whether
slavery shall BE- abolished IA the North American slave
States and Territories but vAcih the slavery. ani all tie
other institutions of The United STATES shall be touched.
disturbed ini,rf rcd with any directly or
indirectly. hv Great Britain. treating with thrl poNcs.
against without beast hcins even
party the ponaey nesoei''i'n VIII disroses #
our plr,lX domestic concerns
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07

Wv Ill he sold pac he ;h t'y ~ Zore'fs'
inst d. the late residence Of Nancae. dereastf
IN y awe n.3 cglny. Hoses. Car, sheep -
had 81 ffeI lies SICK ass. Grain. Farrnn- l'-ns, cu-s
.,r-n FURNITURE made
a-ev JAMES JOHNSON. ID nai traitor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07

JUDGr McIrAx. Mn. CLAY. AND 4 Fowr1GN slrssIox.-
We informed, and have doubt OF lie ifuh of
information that Mr. Hardin in his speech Jackson
Vile the i1i, ued the idea that the States would
ever he able pay Then debts, and that u dis
grace the 70 prove has assertion c related the
follown. fact He said he was las week speaking it'll
Judge Mclean about taktng oregR mission aud the
Judge replied that he would not take foreign mission
aud live abroad because. sad he IL dSgrGcc
any naon Eufope to BE- hno'rn -fercan ciit-ca
This statement proves three things:
Isi That Mr. Clay thinks Judge McLcan dangerous
rival and therefore lac be bought OF with the pro-
mise ofsome foreign mission. and who l. more fiji usru
menl 10 ucgocaic thc trade than MIR Hardin. obscure
individual in OF ILLINOIS, aud Sio IS the
relative and political pariizan of Mr.. Clay
ID II proves that the Judge viii not bite at the gded
hook. bat Is determined 10 prosecute hs claims for the
Presidency
ii Il dscieseS - the American people that Judge
Mclean and the present leaders OF the wing party thiuk
thcmselye, di-sraced 10y being known as American c-
zcns- Fiiaois s,atc RfgisiT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07

Agricultural Celebration Rochester. exchange aper
siys:-" Il was amusing To zee the crowd press around
the 10 catch glimpse Of these political chiefs an
Buren, and Gov. Bouck.) At one Of our hang PAGES
Nr. Van Buren, absolutely forced 10 get cut TO gritty
tie multitude The cars commenced ma wing oil. Every
supposed that thcy would 4 two
Not Their speed increascd-nway they went leaving
the Expfesdcnt AID Governor. Il suspected for
instant that this might lie intentional, and 'the some
Of the passengers began shout and pull the bell p
WAS cau'ion.' Twas all mistake however. The
train immediately backed. ~ Mr. Van Buren
sprang hughiney aboard lie remarked, sometimes get
the FIRST time without hgn, VI ----of Boston, exclaimed
- h- Is ominous the people are leaving Van Buren,
When the hesin ID back some replied iefs IN
10 the peol going back after h.m in 4i"-EaSie, n
.irgas
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07

The Eersrsaf l. Reed Pfo~bs erian Minister OF piai;s
burgh h- sodued Young giri. ineinh % h.s church.
and iar 81 months. whe administering IN hoy innings ~
the supreme Beng. whom be pro,-- aud with
a'rocious and mpious hypocrisy. wiine coatur,as a
..proraced meeting THESE facts themselves speak
louder than any words that could utter The d--o,-
cry made very recently through cae ftute Ct ie
victim OF tie hoal' hypoesiie. TO whom 80 fc conf
dence size related her cxperience From one youu-
lads tpi To another and another. co6 lel.iF.
until 1t reached who broU1. il m aIe f'e ch4tr. !
committee Vas ihereupon appointed % wait upon the
EerTtnd eent'Sn,ar bat for time he stoHe dem. = h'
accusation ultimately however. 10 confessed Tie vi 70,
and then absconded from Tie place The Young lady
whom he sedAccd and her parents mixers ID Tie
villains church. and lie has himself VIE and three
children fl. eldest about . hoia De has or iie pre-
sent Abandoned IT. -risi of ir vonur ialv~ fs,r.
and tie indignation q Tie inhabitants is sa.l 30 ae rcr
great
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his masters has given up barking as useless and

.
improbable Job.
some societies NAV boast of their superiority
of intellect and refinement of manners, ana wen
they NAV; but do they turn out the work as last
as we have done? Our business at presents with
The solid earth Not until that is subdued can we
INDULGE much in those spintuahlles and high con-
temptations, which no doubt stimulate thought,
b,,t para!yze action and lead to no practical or
substantial results.
would remind you Of providing fruit.trec to
set out this fall and early IN the spring Apples
pears and peaches grow well IN our ncghbor-
hood. Fruit is absolutely necessary to our health
perhaps to our existence. Should you and your
family become residents, you will be glad to find
something else than potatoes and acorRS-thlnk
Of that.
We hear that the subscriptions Of our friends
are collected slowly
What can be the cause Of support being with
drawn at the very time 1t is most wanted Wheh
things go on as prospcrousiy and harmoniously as
the most enthusiastic AsSoclatlonlst can desire :
Do our friends doubt our economy, trugahty'
skill or industry? Let them come and see what
has been done, how it IS done, and what is doiii9
now Sylvania presents sight unparalleled IN
the annals Of the world; never was there before
such happy combination of physical s sl'
skill. iatellirencc and moral north. Give Du'
timely support to this great, and humane and
thus far, perfectly successful enterprise, and the
Grain of mustard seed will become towering
tree whose branches will afford shelter for the
dcp-cssed and unfortunate. But, apart from these
philanthropic considerations, there are others OF
personal and, perhaps, more pressing character
which may induce some to come more freely to
the rescue. All admit the great uncertainty OF
life Of riches the best schcmers often defeated
in their specu!ations conhagrations, falling, dis
ease robbery and fraud, under thousand shapes
strip man of his earnings, and reduce HIM to
beggarv This we see every day. So, is 1t not
wisdom, in time of comparative prosperity, to
guard against these evils, and by an investment
OF few hundred dollars, made in season, insure
to themselves not life only, but happy home =
Are our friends aware that VIC arc, one and all,
from the President down to the boy big enough
to pick up stone and throw it into cart, tolllng
daily, and devoting the prime Of our lives and
our best energies to rearing an asylum or happy
haven on this side of Eternity, where the dlsap
pointed merchant, the unfortunate mechanic and
the weather beaten mariner may find shelter from
the vicissitudes of commerce. the caprice OF for
tune, the storm Of the ocean, and apply them
selves to some useful and agreeable employment !;
and, thus fulfilling their destiny, live and die IN
peace? Yours truly, +.
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TO Country Merchants.
G.. n. DARLING,

IIPORTEN
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN
FANCY GOODS,
r. n MAIDEN LANE and Liberty street has
IT, recently received and offers for sale son the most no
era terms for cash. comp ste assortment OF
Hair, Tooth and Shaving Glllott's and others steel
Brushes Pens
Percussion Caps and Powder Gold and Gilt Jeweiry
Easks Pen and Pocket Knives
Bone and Pearl Shirt Buttons ltazors and Razor Strons
Hemmng Dn-Eyed Needles Shell Ivory aud Horn Combs
Steel Knitting Pins and Bod Snuff aud Tobacco Boxes
kins States and Slate Pencils. Sc
MERcHASr, and Ped!er buy ing cash will find 1t
their advantage call before pucasin elsewhe az al
Goods the above line will be sold on the most iaroaoe
terms sic Pm
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iIANTtb--A gUod, steady, sober. industrious
m who can com " I'll AZ pas,espg u. sboys
Qualities will with good oppo, ,unity 10 procure sitn
tiou by applying immediately 20 a. BELpES.
cl2 lw' No. 10 Suffolk street.
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! JITANTED-A situation as clerk, by a man who
w h, bsa In the Dry Goods business the country
number of yss. and is good salesman. Address O. x
,nS Office OLE X
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

GRAHAM FLOUR ground daily, OF superior
VI quality, made of prime wheat-extra pa!s tane1 III
the cleaning and srndng-may be had wholesale retail at
the mill s5 Cherryst Orders left the following Faces
will be attended 10: 1873 Pearst; Ill West Broadway rs
HouStonSt
GENESEE SEED WHEAT
of a superior quality, also 10 be had NJ the mill.
s22 lmr HECKER s. BROTHERS.
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DOARI--A family or few single gentlemen of
ID good morals can have Board and spacious PM
tanyA very desirable locanon-lo East Broadway
louise and apartments unusually pleasant and agreeable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

ITTANTED--A situation either as Cumberland
w or cook Coed reference will be svso In9pIe g
Barclay ST. Dc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

DOARDING-A gentleman and lady, or two or
Dthee single gentlemen Of obtaining good board for
he season. may b accommodated with rooms By
pplyns al Nc 10 Park Place few day boaIdes can also
OLE Tvs
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NEW BOARDING HOUSE.--Gcntlemen can
be accommodated with good board aud pleasant
~ Broome street, between Nor and Mulberry Those APP
ol ing earl will have choice of rooms. SO linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

DOARD WANTED-By gentleman and lady
d and ops child Location woud be pr.fesd in
Spr;ncs 81 Terms mas se moderate Adde'S W. G. Al
ihis Office. oI1 =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

WANTED, to 90 South--a young man OF
steady can gave satisfactory reference, wants
situation 60 South either bookkerpsr or salesman.
line addressed TO w & H. 2i2 Division street will b. prompt
" attended 10. ol3 SIS
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4 GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE and Two
\ or three sinsc yen;lem. can be pleasantly aeeommod:
~ with board by appyiuS al Al East brosd~ay s3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

BOARDING AT 81 CIR REIMBURSEMENT.
The house large and the furnished with Srsses
calculated for families snge sentisman: sariOr
The first floor Lodging 81 Cer week Iranacieht board
>hncs per day. Meals equally low. Please call and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

pQARD.-A gentleman and his wife or TWO SIN
ID gle cenJlemep be accommodated with board pi,
y e family No. i0i Hudson oil 6ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

Joyful NEWS TO THOSE WHO NEED
j IT-The universal and unrivalsd Of JAYNES
EXPECTOR in all Pulmonary Affections j. now fully
conceded by all who have given proper trial. no % one pms
situation lis superiority every other treatment can no
longer be doubted It must has, and VIII prevail OYER
only remedy for the above diseases which may be depeaded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-14

.(OARll--A gent eman and his wife or one or
y two single goren full partial board ,nd
very pleasant rooms No. IS White few doors from
Broadway. SIG ms