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Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-26
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
TFNHE subscribers would respectfully inform the pu
IL lie that they have Just started, and hav n ow
full operation new line Of Tri-Weekly,
FOUR HORSE POST COACHES,
From Memphis, Tenn, to Madison. Ca. pia Holly
Springs. Salem Ripley, and Jacnto, Miss; Tuscum-
bia. Decatur, Somerville. Warrenton, Gunter's
old landing, Missionary Station, Ball Play Ala; Rome,
Ca. on to Madison Ga. At Holly Springs, Miss this line
connects South with the Zines to Jackson Mss North
with the line to La Grange, Tenn. connecting North
with the line at Nashville, pG. Florence South with
the line to Columbus, Miss At Decatur, connecting
with the Rail Road ahd Stage Line to Huntsville Ala
and at Madison, Ga. with the great Southern and
Northern Rail Road line to Charleston, Sou ~ 4
portion of the above Line has recently gone in ope
ration, The proprieors intend sparing pains or
pense in paking this Line equal any in the South.
western country. Their Teams and Coaches are moi
surpassed by any Their Drivers are steady. care(u
and accommodating. Exertion will be used to give
entire satisfaction to those who may favor Il EN- with
their patronage.
Time Of Leaping mplis-Mondays, Wedncsdav VS.
oand Fridays, ut half past 6. A. NJ.
SINS 4 BROTHERS.,
Proprietors Of the abopt lise to Hollv Syrine. 4
Memphis. Ten. Jaly 8. lSf&-16t
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-26
N 0 7 ! c {

NOTICE.
TIAVING d posed of my interest at the Month n
l. u White River, would inform my friends and The
and taken the four story fire proof Store, No Eve
Fourcher street. doors from oydras for the purpose
of transacting COMMISSION AND FORWARDiNG
BUSINESS. All Cotton, Toba eco, or other Produce
consigned to ne for sale reshpment will be cover
cd by insurance. unless instructed to the
All Merchandise for resh hpment, when practicable
will be done without storage; but when necessary to
store, it shall be done the lowest possible rate
orders from Merchants and Planters shall receive
prompt and strict attention; and from personal ac
quaintance and knowledge obtained by is years
residence in the country, feel confident that yoEr in
terests would be promoted much by my services. os
= is 's"- h"use Feeling grateful for past favors
-. mPt and strict personal atten.
lion IN future to receive, and do solicit share of your
patronage. MOSES GREENWOon :"
April ~, 1874 --l2. -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-26
aIknnk.ErRx.

NLEs. Br;s,ss. csiIsss. q. 10. III ..ss,Su.
lK kssy s. zaIsFis;s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-26
TIE ARKANSAS INT
IS PUBLISHED Evpp,

IS PUBLISHED EVERY
At 1'HaEE DoLLARs per year. 70
or Fous DoLLAss, if paymen,
that time.
TERMS OF ADvErt
For a square of 10 lines. or ~.
DOLLAR, and P,rrY CENTS for e,cS
lines, and not exceeding IS. 49,
and a half, and in that proportjo'
ments.
When an individual acco,,,-
amounts to $50 and under sIoo ri
cent. will be made, and wb,n El
more, a discount of 333 per cen,
be made where payment is dels -
of one year, and no deduction ~
advertisements required TO be
All advertisements TO be-p,,Ssf
Paymen: assumed by some remsG
CONTRACTS BY III
PAYABLE au.sr 4,
Not exceeding ten lines. ai,er. III,
sure, ~
MOI exceeding Id Hnrs,
" 90 q" MI.
Z" 35 I" Nil
d" SO .,~
81 90 .U
- Is - ., So
!" - 100 mo
Announcement of candidate,
other advertisements.
Political circulars will be chs, Nv Nv
No advertisements of a gros, N
ture, will be published at any p
All letters must be post pa ID IT.,
Single copies Of the paper, y
The aSovc terms will be stric NE
FGE DOLL.ns,,
ncidI
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-26
Hardware and Queenswar,

EoR sAxH Lovv!!
ONE Saw Mill Crank and Irons complete.
~ March .. SCOTT. WHITE 4 co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-26

Extra copies Of the IN "a
STEEL may be oo'aln1IrI 1I Ia 4
dollar each They wi. 70
Union. so cnveloPeaas .S ~ IN
II is desirable tsat ", s,eS S."a ,''
as relateto the ,1it' @ II pa.
be addressed . ws, M, u: rer 10 !
ards. Isur''stDeo mus
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-26

Linen Musqueto Netting, Shell Combs, &c.
u ECEIVED per steam boat James Pitcher Musque
II TO Netting; Thread Gloves; Painted Law Plaid
striped and lace Musns; thread and bobbDet Lnces
Edgngs and Insertions: Cambria do do: Linen Cam
bric French colored Kid Gloves; Silk Hose; Mohair
Nitts and Gloves; fine Irish Linens and Lawns-a
choice variety of Ladies' Shell Combs Parasols. Sun
Shades and Umbrellas, and a variety of Fancy Goods
at the lowest possible prices. GEO. s. BRINE.
Fort Smith. Aug, list, 1874
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-26

Engraved by A. L. Dick, in
trait in oil by Henry lnlnan'
er's possession at this oiiiee'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-26

In addition to the highly hn MES ir|
rated above, is a superb PorI s,
MADLLE o1,t
The celebrated Dansense, in
phide;" Engraved by Hinshs. col
original picture by Chalon 20, o1
tion of the Editor. y EIcc,|
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-26
April 90
J0SIAH H S. DOAK,

JOSIAHS. D0AK,
Commercial Row, DoaLsviilc, Choc. Na,;or.
TNAKES pleasure in Informing his friends. that he
i has located at the above stand, in DoaksyiIIc
where he has on hand large and we'll assorted stock
oil merchandise, which he will sell cheap for cash.
DRY GOODS,
Consisting of and quarter brown domestic 2 and
quarter bleached do and 4 quarter bad ticking a
and quarter apron check, long cloths; plain and
tw'lied shirng; brown drlngs, shirtnes: Fall
River and Merimac blue prints fancy colored do mu,
I'm dc laine, shalla, bombazne, English and Frcncb
merno, Irish linen;
Kentucky Jeans, Hardtimes, Linscys, Elan.
nels and sattinets.
Linen and cotton thread, spool cotton cotton yarn la
dies fancy handkerchefs pongee, Sptalield and En-
giish do; black silk cravats silk and twist, ribbons,
tapes braids. laces &C., &c.
Assorted Mackinaw and CoIored Blankets,
Hardware and QueeMsware,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
Hunts, Collins and Kings axes, trace chans. hoes
knives and FORKS Carpenters tools, butts snd screws
coffee mills.
IRON, STEEIs CASTINGS DC, &c.
Together with every article usually kep'by traders
in this part Of the country all Of which he will sell
upon the most liberal terms.
May 8, l544.-l4-ly. y
Eoa sAxH LoW!!
f1NE Saw Mill Crank and Isons complete.
~ March 8. SCOTT. WHITE 4 CO.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-26
NOti Ce
X II N ID ALL'S a

a II II n ID ALL'S
TEXAN ANDsANTA FEE EXPEDITION.
TEO. WILKINS KENDALL'S TEXAN ANN
" SANTA FE EXPEDITION: COMPRISING
description of tour through Texas and the Great
southwestern Prairies, the Comanche, and Caygua
nuntIng grounds; also account Of the suffcrinys
from want OF food losses through hostile Indians and
hnay, the capture of the Texans, and their march as
prisoners to the City Of Mexico. With fine ulustra
tions and Maps. - .. q =
The book is handsomely bound for sale by
SCOTT, WHITE L. co.
April 90 r II ,r
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-26
PRODUCE STORE,

VIE Subscriber respectfully begs leave to inform
L the public that he has taken the brick building on
Main Street, one door north Of John Austin & Co s
grocery store where he will constantly keep on hand
Flour, Corn Meal, Corn, Butter, Eggs, Veuson hams
Chickens, Vegetables of all kinds Honey Dried Al,
pies, Dried Peaches, Turnps, and Potutoes All Of
which he will sell low for ca sh A M BIISU -
March l6, lS4I. -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-26
A NEW THEORY AND TREATMENT
OF FEvERS,
By John -sappington, M. D

BY John sappinston, M. d.
HNHlS work treats Of that class of FEyr.s which
constitute ninetenths Of feuer cas- ses aflict in. A.,
human family; and it treatment entirsl
nssq Aeuecessfst and is designed and adapted more
pes1s 1or family use. il will be found to be mo.t
80 - family Medical work. Price - M
supply Of sappington,s Fever !; II.
Y from the ma ker and for :. = ~
MAYERS. Dru~ss~ss y
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-26

~ M DlssoLusad
TNHE .rtnersbip hcrct0ir = to
IL undsigned, irl the nsns 4
this dayssolved BY mutps
will plea call and settle " her,
lied TO rdpt fpr debts duo -
Auguse. 'lsl4.-29-at.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08
NETWORK
Cash Tailoring Establishment

li2 FULTON-STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.
This establishment furnished with entirely new and
splendid Stock. Gentlemen about to order their supply o
Clothing for the respectfully invited cal and
large and varied ezso.r=nt o: SpTn- and Summer
Goods which haze been selected WI: thc greates possible care
quality Of material and style OF paer-embracing the
finest French and English Cloths, Cesneres sad Vsings 10
be found any house THIS ote. city he Uned
Sates The Cutting Department 'si still be conducted By
Mn Fisher and NJ, Couch, OF firm. who have been long
and believe voraby known 70 TIE customers e tbs house.
und aiier ourselves that viii be able furnish Gens
mems Garment. cqsi poui Of ii aa elegance thai of
Any o;hc, abs1eat tbs eouay EG,cpe And By nd
herng strictly to LIE Cash md onePrce .ssten.
plcd 10 supply our with aie articles of Clothing
q, greatly reduced p:;ce< A s. FISHER Co. M 1n,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08
POLICE OFFICE.

HIGHWAY KOBDtRY.--A c0lored youth named
Lesis Merritt, arrested hy officers Joseph aud S,okey
crge o having knocked down Patrick ksau, U Cnnnl
that street few nights since and Iobb.nc lin O SD
sO.seSUn ot the accused also trunk o stolen clothing
hGad iOr which aa owner wanted. lie was committed TO
FRAUD BY THE "DROP GAME.'-Jos Aldrdge
are,ted by officers Bush and Connolly. charged with ha
vng by fraud obtTuGd ~ iron countfynnn by the " drop
game ot he pUcAetbov stuffed with worthless bills. lie was
committed I, prison.
at light arrested boy. named Thomas AcEltoy for
send lndenccui and obscene books and pnts TIE street:
he was committed to answer.
A PaRAsoL.-Alarguret Morrison arrested
md committed FOX stealing Pacso from John a. Gilmore.
I6GIeeuwCh 81
BURGLARY Henry Jackson colored man, was
arrested ell the Upper Police Office for breakng
nh shop james Boyle. No 81 Sheriff street !s night
md st-aug .uula tea lead, as and other srlice
shch iuid his basket Dadlns. where the
As found cvucehcd.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

COURT OF SESSIONS. Before the Recorder and Alder
men CozzESS and WILLIAMS.
JAMES r. WmTIS0. Esq. District Attorney
Observation-Disclosures ". Rcdlield indicted for
t.tary and embezzlcment; Charles r. rcty. nsurng mum
ienm LOTTERIES William ~ ltc destroying properly n, jl2
eus,rcet mlSdemeauOr: Washington Jackson assault ard
bieryscyeruy failing tv appear and answer. their recog-
zsBr-S forfeited.
TRIAL FOX RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs.-Patrck
CnkGne tired for receiving stolen goods. bales of
s,o worth Si ~, stolen the 2th February from the pier
o.o Eornn; uEdef the and charge OF John la
We, the agent OF tho Paterson Railroad Company The
with the of the bales stripped Off found in
M story oi the prisoners premise, IA ank shop under
Jssh nes To the OF Water una Pike streets The marks
cut o when tho bales found Mr. Brady took
options 70 avcrents III the indictment, which
Hd by the Court Il proved for defence TINT other
tlls Of cotton sold accused the 2f March, and
the Isl March betUre bales taken 10 - Cukane
e and he refused 10 purchase lie proyedu good previous
tancter. The jury found the accused guilty and recommend
d nun 10 the mercy Oithe Court.
NoLLE PKoSEQUI-ln The case Of the People
Iueph Guck for assault and battery on Frances Phillips
Eh tired last term ana the u'y could not agree
oaDi Mr. ii. Clark, defendant counsel R0!e pr0SfQH
fistDteTed.
GRAND JURy.-1he Grand Jury came into Court
with number OF bills and returned to their chamber. Three
,zD Jurors fined or not attending the Grand Inquest
ty pne Petit juror fined So for default III attendance
THE Urme! term.
There not having been any other business ready
he Court adjourned 10 Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08
~ The Invl.:b;e Wig 50 clio.

ET The Invisible Wig closely resembles the
zeal hent hair hr scecs ann cOnroSenTs have pfanounc
ei the peec; ard e1tT1nrdna-y invention the dag
The rren nvnHtacs of this novel and unique WIZ q be
made without s.rr weaving. winch IL appear
cusey resemble the GliurH h7il. h0t: stness
ard general nppelr1nce def DETECTION being
beau fu porous ard free thai all cases ot p-s7a-
evaporation urga'-i. and the great eTs ct 0tfs'
Wss entirely avoiz The scsc mad co1Gns.eur are alike
invited IN inspect il novel and beautiful VIZ, and ;ta
car method Of flung the head. the manufacturers.
BARRY. M Broadway. OF bertysreet % s;air'
-lyE-. Ir!r
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08
Prices of Incurrent Money al 81 Wal!.slreeI:

The as,isuces OF the Grard Bank have given no
that lhcy Will sell public sale. al The Exchange on
Wednesday 18th ins OF the assets OF the Grard Bunk
$4,000 S:ouinc,on Railroad Bonds S50 Pennsylvania per
cent Bonds, 800 shares Stoning;on Railroad sO Norown
Railroad Loan due III s3 20 shares Morris Canal Company.
200 DO Norrslown Railroad Company. go do GTnnd Gulf
Bank and Railroad The ,tocs be oh FOR cash or the
u. .knowedgcd Liabilities of the Girurd Baak.
Spurious five dollar notes on the Bank oi fren-
ton j. and twenty dollar bills the MoyamersnG Bank
teied from tie Tenth Waid Bank of New are IN cT-
eula,on.
A finaucier has Just concluded his operations al
Pi:,sbursh by taxing The Sabine slope His name IS s Bar
num- he Pittsburgh early in the and
made himself ade klown bold speculaor all oi
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

produce Being slrewd dealer be made money Tho
tcn' OF his Of hIs Operations brought him with
al tie leading houses aad far nrrniiae himself Ia
to Their confidence by his nG.ncu, conduct ge, pretty
heavily in debt 10 short time since. man
on from CGnada having claim him and Barnuu
compeie! 10 make provision Tor The debt To Ire Canadian
he gaze draft on house in Baltimore the
$500 iCoo aud then made his The which
lie ms ddded number houses variosy estimated ut
3 co. s0eo and SO o0o The eastern draft turned
ont no; 10 X worth dime. and the Ccnnda gentleman found
himself badly of The BaTlums stock o. funds ia,
have beea considerable
The irwjaton Shield si,'cs t.,l here i= s,.ous
probability ;tat lie circulation Of the Ir,in;on Bride Bank
VIII ba raieee ey-rtion. mako,
etee Many Of ire merchants OF tt place lr-ady receive
at pnr ipr good.
The following arc the seles of Stocks at the Bro
kcs 8oard Boston Tuesd 1lj .haTes Wes'-rI Rail
road. 7tsS do 20. - 81 d. do. boi5d .6-l2. DO do
o$l 1910 10 do. b-3i 1856 Ia d. bo30l 7s-z7
10 Portland. Portsmouth aud Railroad. h"IGl eI-l25
d" Reading Ia alToai bot0j. 2alGO do do IJp do do
bolw. : so DO !onS Island RA'lrrad ba3od So. And ri
auction tie following hares aniion Manufacturing :; o.
IL. alyaace-2' do New Eacl>ud Bank g adv-ei
do lectan ienk. del5 30 Boston {. Providence Rail-
road, -dye3 10 Ees: Boston "a. si2-z per ,,lresO do
Moth Bank, 81 do Western Ra.iroad 76--5 DO Lowell
ana NC,lgc 8aiifgs.4 p, siv-5 DO JrJ Bal ss21 &c
Ma--arhusoi an Malac Issuance Co i-J 90 Shoe Z
Leather !ieaei. aaA. adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

Rfi,h bark Eagle Ian- 5s Is !:nsa Cork. with dIy goods
swedish bark Ber Sc days from Gsfs with i:on ,o BooT
NV bf.- !ay Cats. ro- pha and 2i hours from tie
Cape with rnt.. 30 y / Nci:-iy- 49, 70 y - kcSp!e
- Co. Ti.s II s intended y: i'J a. F:.ace 9scSe
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08
MARRIED..

In Dorset, VI Nav S hy the Rev. iir Gilbert 4, ysrp
RICE. VI. u Of fannibnl : 20 Mss GASOLINE E Cray
.nuchier Of nc7. Paddock f:fhy. of the former phce.
On sunday evening !une =. bv the Rev. u. iiuchart
MosEs GAGE, Miss SUsAS H. GiFs1y. all CT thi1 city
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

E0UKV OF COMMON fLhAo .Ee;oTe Iudrc DALv.
IosErH SMITH rs. MAYOR, ComNoSALrY, Sc. Of
ysw.N oKX-Act.on hrns; damages iot Jhs
n .up.net by plaintiff tvus his p;cnisc, uye.lUWcu
sfhc Suycnue between 32 AID @S streets al the time OF
R eat lut Jcar. ,rceffed U yesterday. Verdict fer
s.tBdan
PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NsV-I0RK rs. JAS.
UTTER -Adene StruzenhHcS wic Of Echhart : left her
ne queGoe Of III treatment, and three weeks
,fewnrs proceed ag hud HgaInsi tcah the husband
I'd be arrested uy TIE Police ainsHtrucs charge
support hrs wife aud family y chIlIcu Nj Utter.
e defendant, became bound the ui 500 ha, rcsiri
roah nan.an them the bond 10 be IN iorcc year .uld
he declares that he Invited hs wife home but she refused 10
r1e THIS the Court Geciuc sufficient the wife having vol
suary elt TO bar this form Oi Sealed verdict aur
i.v
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

ShTs iiudsoa Liverpool: Y -.,us. New ORLEANS; N.aca
m Charleston. Bs,1 - orange, ,t9@ile. Scr> OD.a!o
Cu-accca, j ,iro.ln. >usul. l. ,ta-s.-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

NV OKk j 18Th
Nj J. W T'RTST- Si hive been iUurm.,i ;hnt
using nv name IN cuiroxun with lali-ys Pm EX'rGcuf
Now, s neyrt autduz-t . nnine IN coz
lN,,n. II y1u he /; ofIhwh III out of the DTicf:.
,.,l tCnpy sisnfGl 4. SPaERl.
he above was sen, to Irr,; aiins Gourant before he
ms >uf ri yc'efy IN ihe iuanns. iiii he kocH
yin was tic af1a at Roy i!r. spay, bu; ii had tic
clrrnter, cary he iteG tib; G. & -" had published =
,.p'..as "bJui Mt Siefn consent: Though hc dare not
= 50.
1t ,ary necessary or US To say ths have the ORIGINAL
Of tie following MT Ioty'> own 5rni. which w''n
wish may see We ID intend follow IN, &c mud IirnIch
,> aayrii,is oiihh lie beneath TIE notice decen; mei
HEAR THE RE- MR SP.RRY-l never gave Gouraud ala,
Trust "6 Walker any authority 20 refer 10 eay
way lie offered box vi Es Ram Esfaco1, wn 81
sc, und found entirely Or:hieSs hive had the iin tN
,acur trc,n Comock Co. y Cnnand, street, the Original
only place. fy knowledge EXTENDS 90 ct the true
Gli.c!e lCopyl Z. SFhHKY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

$40 Rgw.RD-Ixr.IoCS.- attempt IN make peo
re h.cve that sold allowed our Agents I" >el!
Cuunterc.r imtaon OF any article. Tie above reward
hni TX pad any who w se" That We ever s2d or
rii ANY "se Tor any hut the III Il aEd GEN-
JINE ilnriral !uin Extractor.
Tint cguciuT uGEuleG or et ASIDE anv contract
between aud Daley, anDwn 10 De ftG4g and IN
c7r5rOcap tdSe hy the only scupeG:i WHO makes the aef
tom
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08
Commercial ana Money Matters.
- Eur Commercial and Money .'iaftsrs .s Last Rag,

- Eur Commercial and Money .iaters La, Page
FRIDAY. I. VI.
The decline in he Stock market continues. and
the prevailing impression IN the sueet that things haze
reached the bottom The only reason that any gives ir
the fail which has taken place that Exchange Is appuac
the specie point uud a the Banks contract nndthls
make money II may be that snu amount OF specie
vii go forward. bu, be but small amount. the
,iy Of Bills nearly equal IL the demand And there
small drain Of specie. have IN the country, wns justly
remarked by the President of one Of the largest Wall street
Banks, supcity of specie and well more than
w be needed make w the deficiency OF Bills. move
here would also draw lar=e of specie from tie
South, wcTc nearly eight millions OF dollar, hnye been
ceivcd the Isl Of September and speedily make w for
any loss Banks would suffer. Another consideration
that there considerable and growing produce move
uen ou, OF which considerable supply oil Bills VIII
Holders Of Cotton av. become persuaded that 1t useless 10
hold longer and tat staple forward ireey-uuch
than last n: tins tne Flour nnt Corn At the
shipping point, and Pork Beef and other articles rapidly
approaching that point Shipments of Fuu! and Corn nve
already commenced 25C0 hs of Flour having been bought
today for England. Ii lo:k much lower, and hns
appearance OF falling materially arse quantities will be
ad market with the operatives of Great Britain Tie
shipments OF Tobacco and Naval Stores have been small but
they mus, eventually go forward From all these
look for considerable supply of Bills. succn; 10 obvAte tie
necessity Of specie shipments, excepting, perhaps. tn limited
extent soHcy as get exceedingly abuna;t and loan.
sad 10 have been made ow 81 per Money
also abundant Boston, Philadelphia and with the in
.efu Banks of this and the ncshborns New England States
ud would flow toward th. point cr investment our Banks
should make opening Tor By contracting their loans
rherc nothing the general position OF the country to
cause m alarm the Stock Exchange and yet under this
sees pane some Stocks have ia 10 Il per cent Even
the Texas matter which the bears hive found poia
be- dead The Senate will reject The Treaty. and Con
re w adjourn the l7h there Will be no ins 10 stir
up the dead bones this aud public opinion VIII place
= Eequtscat upon Ii before the next.
Exchange is steady at 9 3! for Sterling and
% 26 for Francs, but there not much doing. y con
Siderable lot of Canadian Bills appeared in market to-day, and
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08
e second Coming or Christ

si.r.t,a s4sS, unknown. D. variable. Weather hck
aat ha2y.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

Passengers Arrived.
IN fhs b. j--k Ecre from Cork-MT AsIlnder Black aud
s s;ay;u-a
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08
CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge KENT.
COURT OF SESSIONS, Before the Recorder and Alder

J0HS l.. BIGELow rs. WILLIAM &. ilEAToN.-
ACTON of repevin relation flour arrived Canal Boa,
saeh IVES ired once before. Verdict for defendant,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

E+-The CI,i,'i-:, ,iInE vii meet IN the .rceuin
OF Natural f'"ty BroadSu}. erseeg suHnz and ra3ce-
cnur,e The CHirersaity q Pocdsncs val de de erred
by ". II. Channins. - II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08


ne firm rdat sbue bg ne irrSp1pcrs-5 Drug
,,ISis ;6r0R tGH, CUugfr end bp hast ~ others
% hu, Daley Ma .cai Pam Iirncto never irid exist
10y aiy such utl oOne aud uiadec, lacc
and took ont u cupyf Git To-! Il.
.Jd-rh. expended between Seven and Zen hn,isnid
Dollars. n proved on oath open Court 10y d>nefcse Wiz
Misses IN getting advertising HUG dScilifat tnE II
3.N employed one Daley u miS Il iu us bat absolute
y d.,sei box of II. uit began 10 yield u snail
remuneration for enterprise, labor and expenses. WEe
i)ay refused nuke Longer lur Us. ana br.uAnG trou:
every tie If honor a Justice. 5eE;ntc make Tor oeFs, and
sell on "il5 embellishments,
called Conucs Magical Pam Extractor and though hav
my the iu power Dacys name granted to US by im
.rreroea5p weiy years. refused Ia employ IN pre-.
preference Connels. Who will that mr. honest Is;ini
cunno; NIX save II, well ms m English Cockney
5!ill persoIs who know thing worth namln, Knox
thnt the commercial value such article belongs 10 the
persons making reputation ard market for by advertising
best recipe the world vaueie unless
brought forward 10 the public have done THIS ut neatly
ten thousand doiaD expense.
Gh-lVe know and Others kH0u II they VIII thhe the
trouble examine facts, that Daley was the nreH!6r o
tie Magical Pain Extractor, or the recipe ior II
We crnce 10 iIwn Tor no customer those
whose interest deal with glad 10 uccormc
date-h,>e who choose elsewhere quite wec cmc t.
do o-we want none o their custom. w like 10 degi "lt
men who have IDEAS N ther heads. and share o
common honesty.
found Con stocks. n Courtilnd ST. or no Pdy taken VIZ
Runs $calds Sai kheum,
Sore Eyes Piles. Old sores.
Erysipelas Cnncerous Affections. Iende. Feet.
Pam III Tire Iack or Breast. sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

rs- griS y Comst0rk repeats his afrocou. fasehocd>
ui Mr. SpaTr naiae but ns TIE concoGied e1
docs deny Spuffy obEne box oi Ia ley Extractor
from 6 Wukcr-s;rcrt Irbc8 cHreG him g Tie Pies. whist the
imitation by the name %, CgnGe, winch t9msnck We lii
was perfectly worthless have nothing further 10
Il had authority from Sparfy 'u eie; 10 HIM
we took the responsibility, nequiyhcn i'r the box oi
Dallsys Snlye he OF Remember rSat Dat
Saivc longer be had CouEandtst. but nt 81
Walker ST. Ist store FROM Broadway. lee-tcod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08
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