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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-13

TaEmg 10 BuncomJe,-Wc find in The
Ne" iofH Plebjan the following exposition
Of the meaning Of the phrase at Tie head
Of this article. We merely premise That
buncomte county 10 III the extreme wes, Of
the CaroIihas, among the Blue Ridge noun
raina. n few years ago a raw country at
torney came TO Congress from that egfop,
AID began 2 sFeech one morning before The
':oa&c a7ocuIbie,t Rising .solelanIy in his
place, he turned tow ards Ile negro who was
sweeping AROUND the speakers chaif, " Mr."
speaheE,' SAID he" render unto Ca.sar the
t'ttgs that are CatsaG's, and uHto Mrs, Caesar
lie things that ate hers tor a Ean are a
tnal eIi tHc verdi oscr, d I'D a hog arc bog
Sir, ! III opposed TO HAT "r' titt-n's d trsre-
parehcy 10 ~a.tcG4ie that there cou-sty-s'ew-s
shy-oi, Af. sPeaker-d---n YOU The
negro dropped hs broom and gazed around
the hal, ana then at The orator firmly per-
suaded That the man was crazy hs y~eutured
10 reInc1fistrate "a think Masfa'5 outer or
der pom de count dar's nobody here 'cept
ule aud Jim what's outside" The orator
raised bis Land peremptorily-"-sh,-sh
nigger, I'm talting u BuncenJe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-13

EoUFbEs Or OLD IkrnS~-A sp~i4sfer, fast
'eFsthg io"atds the IS f~oriies,p Who edrts q
paper soiiieS fere Down Eas'.v 80 n
long ana no .ncioly yarn IL relation 10 The
anDoya'ceh aud grievances 1f her sister old
MAIDS. Just hear her -
Ihe maiden state 10 an l0tbIerabIe state.
ana we are non OF opinion that That stale
ougb1 not to be permitted to exist in tI,s
Dm ed States. Only imagine for instance
thtt. it's bed Time, and that son wltness q sum.
y about retiring to he's bed (s.ide yotr
eyes: ,e bachelofs,) she carefully selects a
suitable quantity OF 1--we Goals with due care
the Warming pan Is property heated, the
covers are TUNED down, and then Commences
the process OF warming tho bed. THIS doAe,
lie covers are rea0jusled, tho clothes als
thrown over them, and poor Tom, the rloueer.
IS lad gently atop OF these. Then one corner
OF the cover IS slightly opened, and in Gle
pops with a 'nercuflal degree Of haste the
ioot ge's Into a cold place aid, 90. 90 /,
how cold it 49, &c"
Won't no 1,te rid inta lids ofL-w ifs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-13

Doctcr,acn entire Ieg-taas it az or.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-22
Passengers Arrived.

Ar Bosron-In the steamhp C letonIa from Liverpool
Mr. and Nj: MsI, ;hd is and ;uf
lady Wilson and Mrs Da,idson Mis- Saps
cheson, Mrs Stevenson Professor and M roteS M aDd
Mrs Drake Colonel and Mrs Faona aud servant, MSS ooV
Robertson ard Mr. H;yv,y Ssh neg and 'e
vant and Messrs Simrson Francis W0odnce'e a~sn ue
Vale LOOMS. pourd-c, Ken John kingap Josn Rys
Geo N,sh and Henry F,r For n NV Ms
and shsrpes, NJ. Robes9. Mes.r' WJiSht WiS1,n
Bur,,ae,. T Tout ovanis Lawns, johnson and =,
tiiges From Hal fax to Bostcn-MyC dwell Misses
re, Mesw. JIve..HC Moore. GleU Chairman, Roche
LrERrooL-Br ship Csedona-M MIR Keaney, Of Manchet-
Mr. Palmer. lady sss. and children, of Dub u; Mr.
CHAnEsros,B,ig GeorgeTaMn Whit!le,ey. Mis-. Gil
Wells, A Hckock, q Avery w Seeman. H Myers, A
R-imers Alexander, Lander Frene aud in the
age
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-22
Died.
Goth, JANE MoRoAN, daughter of DR.. w.

Saturday, May 20th JANE MORGAN, daughter of Dr. w.
C. Anderson, age1 one year and seven months.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral this afternoon at O'clock without further nvi-
tation, at No. 80 Amity street.
On the ooh instant JOHN Fr1zoEnALD, aged thirty
years.
His funeral will take place this morning, Honday, s2t
AT O'Clock from his mothers residence No Oak street
His friends and those of his brother Edward Fitzgerald
and his broherinaw Charles Kent, are invited to at
tend his funeral
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-22

Fall River 10 load for Char eston; fun below Oay Taft
Cha,les'on, via Fall River; Siroc, Estport - -.
ALBANY NAV 2O-Au Vintage, Bearse, aud henry ,nrts
Lowell NYok: Pacific speIry, NHaven; Monuch, Tyler,
Providence; Webster Bennett, NYoTk sheperdess, Mount
do Barge from Phlad.
RioHMorp May Is-AI Gadisser, Kelly Nyork; William
Nsnagapsett proved the 0lndiit SID Mas
ssu Dearborp NYok Esge, Yeaton, Boston AR l9hCi
Below bound up. Psrhenian Allen, NOneans Sid Leontne
KNAPP NYork.
THaRLEsroN, May I7-An Belvidere, Wsmbesie LIVERPOOL
Experience d emend heavy weather The channel and
lost elboard Of the crew. &c Wood native of
barn. Eng and Antoine Louis Vera, native of Portugal;
also lost sails, spas, &c.
MOBILE, Nav BAR ANA FI,za Mallary, NYork Cld.P-
vsIpool.
New ORLEANS, Mayl2-CId Hanover, Drummond L'rooi;
Mar; Petv,sop, GIgsw Colombo, Elddge; Oh ctsw. Mil
T?aen Loy;land B,lt T,n'dd Henry, London; J
haes,on; Cherokee, Usher, Bat via GRIND Gallon; Mary
rope. savannah; kobot Cente', Shepard, Vera Cruz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-22
SHIELDS PHOTOGRAPHIC PRESS,
Maidcr, Na1x XarL


THE PROPRIETOR of this we'll known establish;
respectfully invites the attention Of Manufacturers,
Druggists, Periumer Grocers. Hardware and ,Dry Good
Dealers and all Others his extensive facilities for the
that he has greatly added his stock of machinery md
and improved plates far superior to those of any other
est,bli,hnent in America.
His has far Icccded his expectation enable
him challenge with those from the best Euro
printing Offices and now prepared to execute all orders
1t will be the aim Of the proprietor continue hi, improve
mcnts that he may be able supply all ord for show bills
at the lowest possible prices Osn.l design. and plate: Of
Of the art and elegantly printed in gold silver, bronze
fancy coors, at short notice.
large and neral Of Druggists Manufactuers
Groces aud other labels constantly on hand and
may be had wholesale retail and all articles entirely
neced with The Job Printing in every variety of
ne.y exs'uted order and the most reasonable
and the here OBSERVE that the lowest possible
price charged for work don in his csab,hmen system
which the Of ms business tnables him fully
Orders will be with that punctuality and
regard for the wishes Of his which is hoped III
afford the utmost satisfaction, and all orders from the
2unctuay attended and the articles ordered forwarded
to any part Of the United States or the Canadas.
CHAS. SHIELDS, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-22
SINGING

MADAM SUTTON, having arranged 10 eurn 70 I,ay me
w beginning OF August pupils anu nss
lmeo give Gaishne lessons the Italian and Lnsss
lyle Of Singing Her method that pursued by bordosn mo
Vatca the first in Europe, increasing the s!renxm no
with astonishing pidty; Her puIis WI nave s
by masters alone who have been emaent SINGER ae
OF avang themselves MADAM sutt?ns United stay
may ascertain terms, sc. By application q Chamber ,s,ss
from O'Clock all O. k.fkSSsN - ~ m ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-22
Foreign ImpOrtations.

LwERPooL-Ship Illinos-l5O salt Woodruff & Min
tum-H cks soda ash c Cunningham.
LIyERrooL-Br ship Caedona-260 tons coal w Pcksrs
gill CO.
HAyRE-ship Wavery-sc s mdze Center co., cs furni-
ture l. Plat.
NKwcAsTLE1BIk Prince Albe't.so cks yenitisn re %
Noewood200 bbs coori'g5 pines oil Is h'ds Of
], npblack Meyer .on-39 cks mdze Poen Hoigae-20
grindstore Parclsy LvIpgson33t whit: aka $50 cks
soda, 900 tons coal to order.
HULL-Br ship Sir Edward Hamiton-2 machines for cut
ting Lddell9 css oil 90 cks mdse boz do g Nor
woOd-25i tons coal to order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-22

s sY Bai.L & 'RhooWARD.
sSssrss Voc - -ann and us fu.fo~ '~''''
MONDAY.
AT lO6 O'Clock, at the sales room o.
Large Sale Of Piano Fones Music stools rs,n, S
S%a nn s.e By %s ss maker
Wor ester Du1ham NUM- ohcheSpg ~. besi ea
Also 10 music Stools manufacturer. materials and various
Al,o 81 splendid orgin,l paintug quantity Of elegant
TUESDAY.
Sac q Dry GooG cs sss. ne SU and pledged
ces eaae'y Js:wsl,y guns, hardware &c and r.,,;,d,v
go d, store in C sco TO sui, families and Others
&c forming small e'' %EpSE lsE,ly
AT l9k O'Clock in the sales room.
has' ''' Of s''s'n' %HURs 8 y descriptions
Atl0H O'Clock in the sales room.
Gsntsmsn sasona6e GosanSA large and elegant rs
in best and most fashionable manner
V.LUABLE s.Gss =, Of youd;, Models, CaIy1g, Casts,
B", Sw conner H. .Ss and yau,Ss
S Ss ne sso e"v"s s bu.nh superior md
time presses, Sc formerly belonging TO- imes Mehhe
tor. naacsuTrs eaTG, uphoe!e se
ssS s the the
arranged by catalogue and now ready for examination
LEY. Aacuonss!Tsses room I'd .ory Of No y LiS.I.,
BroadwayThe stock of an importer 'e.nnS from
a ..
't
ornaments, SC ;go'd lepIne ches &c. &c.
Also piano iores pieces of wood furniture,
bic tops he sold if half their bid SSies Tor cash.
will peemp'orv all other goods offered First sale will
take ace Wedne sday May 2h 10 o'clock Catalogues
goods inened for each sale be had and foods
seen The d y preyieus IN % 3l-ec
ia OGUE Sale Of supeIb Cabinet Furniture by CAR
" TER & co Wednes'av, 23d Nav, at hall mast ten
O'clock, III. store, No sis Broadway. Gothic Hall VIZ
French bcdst.sds rocking chairs otomars, dv's
.osngle md double m'Ibe and mahogany tep,
Y aud I'm gh
robes and plain bureaus aud claw and leg tables,
sewing rockers centre tables piano for es and dining
tables SC.
Also additional sale OF French china, table cutie
bers glasses lamp shades large dinner and toilet se
&c
Also an Yankee clocks The sale will be pos-
tive and viii precvelv half ~ o'clock The
catalogues will be ready tuesday when the articles be
examined. IN 23ussr
DOCKS AT AUCTlON-By WATTS LONG
ID WORTH Shakespeare Gal ley 400 Broadway this even
ing, May 22-B obs quant without reserve. rong
which will be fond Homer Travee by Lord Geo Russell
vols, Plates Mrs. Barbaud's Evenings at Home vols
Ites; Ho2l's Orlando EURO Q, vols saamasund vols
Plates Iohusons Travels Russia R,m'ay's History of
South Carolina, vols SC from so to 100 copies, each
Lber. cash advances books and works of int ended
for public sale.
A6.e collection of English cravings private sale.
mS2 1tsk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-22
M A RITIM E HER A Id
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem it favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
q Commodore ROBERT SILvEY, of News Fleet, Re
port Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
.nH FoePo News hev nav Ss hsv.
board them Immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
OBTAIN Nautical Information OF kind will be thankfully
received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-22
PROGRAMME.

/.
woS. BY y' Gb.s: May iss Es
When the temps,n fly DER the E! udy sky.
on. sweet ]. the mirth Of the soeIai earth,
when 'A Our n' ~sy s'd he
s 2s4s. ;, r F. Fry; Sso ga 0 ESQ.,
Asopg Of the o.s-ihe brave old OAK.
health and 70 Ii, broad
And his fifty arms so strong.
ANTATA-"wind Of the Winter Night, whence comes
Words by Charles Mack.y, Esq
And r Rt% w.ads nowa
Sad, sad is thy voice this de.olate moor,
a. aS.: t.. IS is %' S::s o. AZ AZ
VIZ rs has; mS sSs Ss. IN h
Thus mourn and complain thou funniest past'
BALLAD-"Rockaway."
oS: y: !. e.. I': II: :Sar'
10 TIA, % %,s5 e bs sf s. s,ss. :: RUss.v
OLD BALLAD."The fine old Euglish 0entlemen.'
"All OF the oden time"
THE NEwFoUMDLANp DOG"
Lif..saver!- wave-stemmeI!-
NisSls shadow. are closing
Or "a & he p SIs,., Of Of s e.. pillow
We hear his low wall
W. xn SfS re, fS' up up , h: . .;fd'r.
Viii show where he be;
And where in he be driven
Ho, Carlo! Hewfoundland,
Go follow his cry,
As II graspDRy answers
The sea moaners sgh-&e, &c.
CANTATA-" The Maniae.'
PART H..
SONG-"A Life on the Ocean Wave.
4 life on tn. :. .c ..,I;, wave ave,
Where the sc,tterd water, rave,
And the winds their reve's keep.'
sNEw sONg-.Land. Ho!'
H., 4 IN. he nd in sIRhff
Nh happy il sever 's's SSy: iS 2. ua,
l. 1 The sn isud % The ssa
sp .I01S -sP heart. bound with joy sight,
rSs hp ,ssS sSSy s
emotions. those hpeosId h.; essOdins land after
eas strange esst in pa, subdusd By
2. sDs % s:
shore is caught At the close ofday.
w sS5SH a. c5.a.: ri. ss Il Tii E:a
The crm o., the &c r. flew :, S Sa and ,s.
Ard heavily I.boaId the gale. BEATEN .hlp. ,,.u.
e.Ss wS.s The TX III u%d Il T
AnS %p Ssl e os s.s. hs To .1
she prayd to her God. 'midst the hurricane wild ~,
"Oh, Father, have mercy, look down on my child:
w2sssa by Z. p 1ss 0.'i ESQ.
oH s. sa.Siy d S.an luia. ri od ~ '''
,soNG-"My Heart. IN the H, ~, . nd; hen.
M besn. !" the "' h'snsnSs ,.ehasipg the deer
S H s.a Ss wild he s ia ~b.ie'sr
NEW soN0-" Robin Ruff.
IfIhad but a thousand year, CATER Green
Wbss is MAJ would b. and what sights would soc,
FINALE1-.Let.be Gsy,rlA Laughing Choru')
Tickle. 50 cent. sse a. @ BE- SsS 4, Esa A
To commence at o'clock mo n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-22

MUSIC WANTED-A Buger, Drummer and Fifer, for the
lvl Uni ed States shp Saratoga, apply Immediately at H. e
Naval Rendezvous Water ST. m20 6tsr
HANDSOME APARTMENTS, in Houston street, near
Broadway let, gentlemen with bre ktas and
full board frequired References q,red IL que the
barst Nihlo's Garden the house. All Houston street.
m2l-lmsec
DLAYlNG CARDS-An assortment of the various kinds Of
fayng Cards Of different makers fine ivory surfaced
whist cads, with gilt edges and printed gold constantly for
sale by the dozen smaller moderate prices by
J. G. BARNET < CO,
1877 Broad way, between Courapdt and Liberty
m lis ID I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-22

On Saturday Goth instant by the Rev. Thomas J. Saw
YER CHARLES A. BELL, and CHARLOTTE. daughter OF
Captain Samuel james, all formerly Of Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-22
BEACON COURSE, TROTTING.

MONDAY. MAY 22d, at 3 O'Clock. p. NJ Sccond Grea,
tch for $4,000 between Ripon and Amencus, mile,
and peat hrsew Immediately alter sweepsskes, 500
sub. h. IL mile hea's in harness.
Jones' names br IN. Queen.
Conck in " b: Y. Thes Jefferson.
johnson 81. Jack Lsde.
m a2-usr
Musical SOlREE MISS ELLEN Lr WIS beg,
l leave her friends and the pnb. that she
will give MUSICAL SOlREE at the Apollo Saloon, on
BY Sgnor Rsppe the violin; Ssnor Ribs Ob,e; Mr. Ha:
dbeg aud daughter piano. Mr. Dempste the Vocalist; aud
Mr. Jul Metz, who wi pres'de ino they having
kindly volunteered their valuable services
Tceis cents EACH TO be had at the re idence of Mis-.
the door of The Saloon the night
Commence mecie'y eta n'ciock. m 22-2ts
MILITARY GARDEN, BROOKLYN
THE PROP retor has the pleasure that he has ell
fected engagement for THREE NIGHTS ONLY with
MR.. HILL,
The celebrated end unrved Yankee Character
fsmarly known as YANKEE HILL, who will give a
MoNbxY. TUEsDAY { WEDNESDAY EVENINGS.
22i and Gath Of May the Splendid Saloon Military Gar
den where he will introduce thePecuiartes Of Down East by
LECTURE,
ANEss 29lSqs
INVITATIONS
Which have been received wi the enthusiasm by
brilliant and fashionable audiences in the principal cities OF
Europe and America.
y The Itanments will be varied each evening.
Tickets Is cent. EACH TO be had at Garden only Doors
st7 Lecture and Entertainment to commences at o'clock
In tn. of the evening the celebrated Amseur Brass
Band Of New York. will perform several avorite Oserures,
and kefre shments Of the choicest kind may be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-22
Domestic ImportatIons.

CHAaLEsToN-BrgM oes-2t baes cotton Patten Per-
kns Hopkins-8 do Pech-50 do Lakin-l59 Vie
Tor wz--3O DO g hide: bgs nut; Wcrhyls GIg
w Ruthford-l do r Lynch-3 do Ba'tle-2 do Aitken
Br'hen-3 do A Coie-2 do Smith-8S bales cotton 1902
hides crates er.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-22

MR. BROUGH
ID ESPECTFULI.Y announces that, at the rques weny
1t c.nceI, at The Apollo saSos wtda E,.@nS
During hs aoSS B. will sing the following
''"e II '''" THE BLOOD HOUND.
Old friend we must NJ. wander The world once more.
For veth t. welcome us back,
30 come. let Us speed our fated track'-&c.
NEW BALLAD" He led her to the Altar"
her TO H. % ss va: mot Das ssS
Flower. were cru he'd beneath hi. tread,
eu sf:fb as%s ia S h% hi. lip. were cold
Az the marble steps before him-&c. &c
.RoMANCE'of" The Admiral and the Shark"
Our Admiral grew paler and paer Hew.
Still! talked he to hi: off and smiled upon his crew;
Ana he look Locked S up hs he Heaven, ,
And he The that followed in Ou lee;
Add lookedlke some gu just risen up from DEATH
Written by the Hon. Mrs. Norton.
l; Hep b? ;c to to my early days
And my own happy home-&c, &c.
NEW BALLAD" The true heart Of Woman"
NEW sONG-"Th. Fishers Wife,"
dark and he. s E
She knows not on his wave drenched form,
The sun no. no more vii beam: s.,
Oh! day By Gay s. ihs gently bI:.Eas
Az she Listens tens to me Ss Hef1n
The Fn6srman long ago, buried in The &C.
SONG-"Wanted, Wife-with 8, 10, IL, 900 dollars"
NEW SONG" The Monks Of old"
Many have told Of the Monks of old,
WHAT a sanity they were,
Bot say what you will. let us drink to tn IN STILL
For charity their psn-&c.
And the following faverite Old Songs
SCENA-From Sonnambpls;
Scenes Of Childhood-or. As view now,
Those charming.
BALLAD-From the MouHtain Syph;
Fsrewell to the Mountain
Mrs Loder Miss Taylors and Mr.. Browns songs wi ap-
pea, in the advertisements as early possible
Tickets Fifty Cents EACH be had the usual places
Of Mr. Brough at the Astor House. m2o 2tseod
MONEY TO LEND-ABKAHAM J. JACKSON Pawn
M Booker No So Reads Broadway, loans money
in large small be required, wei
~ silver dry goods wearing apparel and personal
perry of everv description aga Inn nc
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XYLOGRAPHIC PRESS,
AND GENERAL JOB PRINTING OFFICE


90 GOLD STREET, NEAR FULTON.
THE Subscribers RESPECTFULLY inform DrpEgi.t, Perfumen
completed d; largest splendid Of xsiG
@ sy an S
use, at as low prices fouId
executed the FIST sle othe art and p', ted in bronze
are invited to Examine our assortment before pur
chasing Extensive additions daily making present
JOB PRiNTfNo-Ther Office Is also supplied with every
ns hs SsndS @
laArg and all kinds Of mercantile printing executed
,PxTSNiTF CARD PREss-rhi. machine i. particularly
.S ss os. Of e h % with
the be-: en- %ssd ard; two with
thi. e.taGshmen furnished printed at the following
(: '''' i; O. cents "a, e: CARD i: for Il
ss, cae Sss, .p, kinds suitable al.
kind. Of business. BKOWsON & CO,
NILS lwsec So Gold sre,, pe,r Futon
assy ssn a!g% 81
any pprpM for which leather used andis warranted to
IT. 4 ,i.h. unds, Of the G,o.Cn
pjuIe n the least; and requires no attention. s.,
sd 1t !, not ds,,roysd by ssmng IN contact with oil or
compose as ner,r articles are IA no case used should
sing above il will Be taken back at any time m
side o. .I month, from its purchase aud in
an Coupling and pipes viii be attached wi,hoq, charge
process making which 10 any other the radel
the article long leading many other
liquids. HORACE II. DAY,
mic msr successor:to Roxburz r.. 9. As MainenLane.
TAKERS OF THE CROTON WATER,
WHO have paid for supply until the LIST of May inst only
w LAhed that on the Goth instant the ting of Of the
som%snssa case: where payment snail not
the Croton "A 'educt Board.
all instances where shall be stopped expense
OF oncg and rcorenng the ferules must be paid
New York, May 18th, isia
BY order A. b. BlGELOW
mia to2Or REGISTER
MARTIN & COUPA, Guitar Nianuiacturrrs, NO $50
m Broadway up stars have tantly on hand large
OF Guitars manufactured from the best materials of
superior and perfect in every respect.
Martin Coupa having made several Improvements the
manufacturing branch enabled TO offer their
lower than any ot,er establishment in the city,
Strangers before their purchases will find their
advantage call and examine their which the
largest IN the United States.
N B.-The Guitars warranted Istand any change Of
climate.
Sid wholesale and retail At ss5 Broadway (up stars No
with the music store below.
Mr. J. b. Coupa continues give lessons The Guu
usual mi2to Dir
T EECHEs! LEECHEs! LEECHEs 5000 We nv fine
- large healthy German Lecches just received for
Wholesale retail carefully applied By competent person.
at Apothccavs Hall. B Gathering st AL imsr
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
and sss1s s Pill, fro forussI are
60 tonlth~. lat seaen. fo-rth save
SPANISH DouL0UNs, sOgereee, and baas q kUelana
~ Notes for sale Ct IS; j. sELVEsTERs,
ma Ctr avail street and 100 Broadway.
hLT-2Oo sacks Ashton, factory filed landing from ship
~ Ganiek For sale by En- COLLINS Co,
mi@ UR6 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-22

60 NEW WER5-husseIis American Seeding
~ GeranIums viz Harry Of the West, Daniel Webster,
Tor heaItsease verbenas, szias &c., in splendid
bloom al his esabhment late part of MIR Perrys Green
houses and Grounds, Henry street, the South Ferry
Broohlyn where he has also for sale select collection OF
roses, mics onceras emates, ponulases cactus
lyanhoes caceoaras Iias sadiouses phnes, masnoas
bgnonss wserias cyclamons carNatons pinks, gorenn
other desirable PLANTS and reasonable Bouquets
beautifully made low Az orders delivered in
the cities Of New York aud Brooklyn Good practical garden
recommended. @ ,rdens made and kept in odr NIB
The ladies particularly invited to see his new heasase
Viola, or Pansey's) m2s ms sr
aN "a A VERY PLEASANT EXCURSION
En5u}s sail to Hobokep, either from Canal or Bar
K@Z- CLAW street, will now prove rs pleasant an er-
be made from the The walks and grounds
Of the place b-en greatly embeshed this spring. the
surpasng beauty Of which all will aespoT,edle Who have
The has far advanced 10 render wa IN
the beautiful and extensive pleasure grounds OF this ashona
~ and will be great benefit to ali Who having confined
crowded city during the winter require fresh ar and
healthful exercise. a30 N.Y. H&2ler
I0QN - REGULAR OPPOSITION TO ALBA
4@ and fast sailing steamboat WAVE. Captain
by leaving the foot of Robinson street, at o'clock NJ
cents. The Wave fss been fitted no in 6!sTate order
aud assced ht they Will be IN time for
the ri rod and that everything will be done Tor their comfort
river and Caun Vanderbilt being sole would be
thsnkulto all those that will ptronse his boat Light freight
Ali persons are forbid trusting any of the
boat or owner m22 ltms
go a FOR ALBANY, TROY, and lntermed iaIs
S@ Places The splendid ow pressure steamboat
the Courtland this Nor day afternoon, May 2ad
at 5 O'Clock.
The aboyr is substantial boat fitted up with elegant State
Rooms and for accommodation Is unrvaed nm The Hudson
8ma2
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CURLED HAIR,
AND
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HAIK SEATING.
Oh 0O0 POUNDS South American Curled HAIR of
NO,OOO various qualities. Also, general assortment of
Seating plain from inches
suitable for uphoseren and ,binet
manufacn red and always or hand for sale by US,
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No. 1852 William street.
Orders from all parts of the United States executed promptly
and with fidelity for cash. approved city other
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