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.Dos' AXss Sss9G uANsEAeyECssy.

I =
fENiiE undersigned lsycr, thankful for heihrial
VI patronage hcSiowe I'd on him iur the two ri-t
wears, aud hr n",e~ io merit continuance of the
= same ie nitter~ himself that iy hi~ Industry,
punctualit, and strict attention Ia business Ia ic
able "a give satisfaction io al who may give hiin a
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LIVE ayp Irr 1--WE t,uNyl AT TIE SIGN or TIE
49, 49, II ~ IA CHINA fiG.
Cheap Gos.,s fer CAL. or Trade.

Nncfsn Gco!~ fNr Ga or Er...c.
g.. So C.as - s.sEz.s.
" just received IN aldun hs sirrk
oimrn consisting Ia part at The lo~ns choice srlec
Ion 81 Family ''ffrrc i Die m 'o- Hardware China
i.vsr~d ani common I~a- AMI Shoes cotton
waft Ste wut, f,ihen ware, Iateo, snu Ceats aud
miny ether Articles Ia tedious Ia mention.
T. u respectfully nf'fm~
INT u" si Manufactures ihr tet ncr NnerH lard AMI Tanner
oh ao >ifnc candles, hong ~ TAI
low aud ris' a itiic lirhi. Cash paid fn LAID.
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tFs-.ers-ssscr :sfses e'sftsrs-Rsstf.s
H"Saf"gf9n Mr''f. .Nr0rfV tppoSite me Past ofIcc
- Petit 10y informs The ctzrns a. Indiana, oils
- asl that I, 80 g.
s.t a'se ia tor'"a- tin
t8c Trouble
r. :: friend and would state thai ht iaf.d a.
t< tshc 81 def.
kSrf reasonable fnrn-'i
~ hearsr .hl. a t' fntrd sftr Also
~ andet other aiH-fea the ahovc
J. IS wnl further stat, tiafic Antke hi-
in pei-ou~ tie
g. AL ,lrs. -hpfd All ia
q" TIE taffe seiue us. no,hafg, IS iilie made
g. T. ~TRETfHTR.
WE. .. s.ca.c9 & siiaT'c. : iistatn>.
"a tat,raaef- and '" 90 kff-. f fte iilt f'afiiss
ifs fufn,t ts o. i.e above i-u.-~ with
A<-ss ti tie ti.Hae
sis VI ding fi dtaiif t ud atf try f.ptf.d
r Yr-,
r5.l hifd ai tfterdirfe =
ssS lus TH~f arrangements naie~ tlem ~ a. h.if
q f~erfhan iirreiise l 81, the ety ssonfts
f-fiir
IndanapnIIs. Iannarl ilh l-ii of
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-24

oal' lie has permanently place. pr, od
"a lns
M pond the hard
aud slll SCI
.icnid ~hoes. Judge
liui~ rlnw. Rrcsnav, Feathers Flour Wheat &C. Sc wiIai
al OF
N aud Il Justice >isirEs-s oc
" due WILLY l.. RATES.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-24

lie wil attend at his office IN Franklin except when absent
the several townships until the LIST day OF January next
Persons liable pay hereby ri rmef that Wies
.ai take. ae laId - the I dy Of Janua text tic w
makes tie duv # the Collector t. proceed - GIo, and
,lc the same, ge'hcr with penalty OF
yer cent and II sale The ices for selling the
a, those al We 10 causahs ,cln. pro cry under
And fI.tcr; If sid taxes paid Oh cannot lie
collected afaesa', by the second Monday Febusy.
urhe naty If per cent Will be added thereon d.
eccd ~ law All Concerned respectfully sohci
,ticnd the Requirements Il law. Elc pc ins road
ax NUT produce eccit flon the Supervisor pay
same money before he ct receipt fp 10
aud county taxes NNl JOHN, County Treasurer.
Faukin, Ind. sept. 10, lSil. l. 6N
essIs,s.s.Ts s,si, ANEs ST. ~ lsSs.
lSr reviewed dne assortment q" qleenSare liz rli
aud common Teas Plates Dishes Bowls, PuchrrS
TumAe dishes. Maias>,>
p,tt Cas,ors. sr!ler> sell
]. NlCOLAi.
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NGElf's,.

rr-o grf-,;nrs havin. 81
the Madison AMI indianapolis Raj Road, and
slrei g,s
i4ae.f - IL
Nov-f,l+ II Indiana polls
,i!ire Resolution ''en-r Assembly, apoprat
rcis real zri an the SUSPENDED de
1t ~ VI. e. BRIGHT. =. \
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AssuiNi>'sssAYols's NOstCr.

EERS of administration the estate of George untcn late
at iendfck county, the
signed Al hyg: claims at notified
present 'em ce,l proved fer settlements nrhn from the
date Thereof indebted
immediate lmtn The r.ia'e isSulrteci be solvent
SEPT Hli', lsii. H. Jw iDilN -. Et'RkS. Admir-
AsbHs.E~s'ss A5<tsk'- sssGaeE,.
EoIlt here TINT the undersigned is
= uf ainin-tr the of Enund !? Irvn
deceased 'ssfed ~
clio make nmq lc payment anl ~ having ctns ns The
pc le duly ale ted for The estate
iu-ulseut.
ii1w J. BENZ NNIN FOWLER Admir-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-24

ddNahtA LIS. Goldfish blfcs of Mlc,ee - dried
aNyFS1 scotch lltnmgs. barrels M. Moasscs,
" NoiasScS pounds
<anir tuuut, 2en pounds slrlr
fh'i trlthe do. d. Wafer thr N pounds ran,na Rice
loo iHxcS New York Table salt. ,ll Lead, loo
Sorted k"g~ Dufnt' Powder
iali spanish, y RIO ttftr chest ;aek TEA Imperial
Tea do J. Tyson Tea, hog .as VA, ine Sugar it,t
received hy III" subscriber ~ he has large
and good of TOYS and N,ions
the he
ihuieli usual 10 sell. pnit or ma
profit, oktep the trade going. tti iKI.i.~ MAYER.
I.. ,t. A.
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VARIETY nf Carpenters aud tcupefs received
4 which made hy mechanics eau not be- heat
Shoyels, Ehns, AL other ARTICLES nnnctuus mt.,n
which VIII sell very low for cash t country prnintc
highest f,t Nhent.
Be.Sw acv, d, goods please can ANA ~
anime the ait.1ies. NICuI,
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R.AsisGs' ssaey9s.T..

q VIE li T.ers nj on their
andsr., have an hlni an The varieties H.
Cyprus :onnc'' Among be FUND Fine fenrnc
Hl ionneiS i.rn. do Inr Florence. do, We've and open
do Shell All Cog,ne do. split straw do ypnis and Lawn
10. -. NiI.MOT = Go.
irn If he. Day, lt..au md
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Net I1s...

sE,IE ii Stockholders
in.ituapst> Il e held
tIc ~anr THE second OF November between
the .4fs # whish election,
pHecors Tie pat o the >s <holiers
en<src vear y !. MORRIS, Cashier.
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lsAkgls AE<A.

VI. TAIBDTT has i splendid Of
- goods witch he VIII SCH lowe, 'an be- rchast
Lace, aud take al Kinds n co1ny produce payment -
e.. gsJ,ssssssE-s.S
" farSac Salt rrn>varc Stone Dye SUITS 20 kegs
Nails. asnricd al articles usually Kept. IL
y se'as cheaPif cheaper TIA Other estabslne
Il
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surplus gscyrnuc Eusssl.

Tie halt OF the OF 80 = -. e. ~ Marion county;
by Isaiah Jackson
au,i, Ss~7 -.
Til. n Of sec y. Is. W in Hendricks
rouuiy. containing 80 mofisa-ed William C. !tcH
total amount tae Slii o.
" rOf q 81 tho
hal; oft n g coa;aniue
nraw Clinton comfy mod.asea hy Nathan Lister total
an tuc - - %
half al tie of-e- ., 10 containing so
in IlenGfiris county, ged y stephen iladwick
tn amount due SSH a5
cat lot u. -. ~. - &c -? Of Mar
nsyic. Mo-en county; mofseeed by Geore Winter
Ia = "A
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II - II
y VIE Subscriber respectfully inni the
and the public general, that he h1s
sntnen al Gr~ sIch prime of y sugar
and Havana to" Imperial Young It's Gnngo,ylfr
I>af Suar Havana sugar. o. and n Moiss..
hee ~, MacAere Goldfish, which hr safe AZ
very iow prices. J. NICOLA.
sd vest Of lfaks .f,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-24

sH7E rr,rinn m the
n pifcs Sioc afi Boos. Eat Wide he uio
that an his work shall BE- finished
al gnnt which has heieuorc
such iffic % The
we'll Shoes and oo purchased At stores
took. those ct his mlHniicfuEe puVe cheapest
trinr, Pfodnrc VIII be taken exchange
old l. and. olfusic Isro,vninc's kNppI.E
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-24

VIZ s' ms lnNcnieI saddle. MIfh
brieses both .ar T., ti.
Ter aui horse lie desires al 10 thcn They
Ailb sold low. !. nGsN.
ga ~. a..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

B0t-eternal truth will continue 70 exist end will ne
your Judge; will condemn vUu, rot only in the
hearts of ih JUST bur also in tho conscience Of your
sccompiices: srd not only by The mouth OF pos
,-riiy, but also by the mouth OF Him who Judges
the living and the dea6, amidst the terror5 OF the
eternal future. Continue, therefore, 10 persecu'e
The proaagerors Of truth; but 10 the truth it.e,
know that you can neither bury il In the tomb.
contne il with chains, nor pronounce the sentence
of lis punishment from the empire Of The soul. De-
stroy you dare 10 do SO, the coDfessors OF truth
you cannot, however, put TO dealh the soul, the
immortal! fountain of thought, and the seat OF ever
lasting truth.
Such I'D the power Of truth, that it Ells its wor
shippers with sublime courage, ana touches them
desp;se he OF death. By it, strengthened
nh.n,iiy may venture 10 face the presence OF The
most mighty aud powerful masters OF the earth. BY
il, the most humble individual acquires dignity
which is respected even by the trembling tyrant
whose conscience accuses him Of the crimes he has
committed. BY it, the most Ignorant are gifted
with the power of Tnorlfyiug and bringing TO shame
the articles Of insidious eloquence and defamation
The luminous rays Of truth electrify the soul with
marvellous rapdity; and We try in vain 10 shut our
eyes against their b,illiancy. The wicked man
may deny openly the power Of truth; but he is not
the less forced TO pay homage 10 II IN secret neither
is his heart the less pierced with lis arrows.
a more noble and glorious conquest is obtained
by enriching the human race with new truth, than
is acquired even by the suhiecton of whole king
dom by force Of arms. Kingdoms pass away, Tor
they are of this earth; but truth endures for ever
Why puaillanimous Christian, do you tromble at a,
the idea that by performing your duties, you will
create yourself enemics2 Duty is from God; but
what do you learn from man Why should you
blush at being, in the eyes of fmorlals as just loyal
and pjous as you possibly can be, or even at ap-
pearing as viTtuous IS you really are and feel in
your heart Come, therefore, TO the light that
H.. he ms
wrought in God.
Do not then despair, o We that suffer under the
yoke of oppression! It's in vain that your inpo-
cence is condemned to pine away in obscurily; the
day of truth must penetrate, sooner or later, even
the tomb ITSELF fine living preserve an unworthy
silence, God will give voice to the dead SO that
may be justified. Hope on, therefore, for God will
not suffer virtue 10 be icr oppressed for virtue
is truth. twill always find defender even in him
who may have sworn its destruction. Despair not
therefore, all ye whom the world despises and ca
lumniates, because you have acted according to
ruth. One day your right will be acknowledged; ];
and one day truth will bring before lis tribunal the
whole host of your adversaries.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
MISlAR.S- BALsAM oF WILD CHERRY

WIS iAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
FEW days ago lady called the Office in hne health,
= and looking robust though she knew what
Sickness To surprise she stated that until recently
had been SICK to three and four years with What
supposed be Consump,on-tlat she had violent
cough nghtsweais with alternate chl and fever and ever
usual symptom OF coprmed Consumption. The result WIS,
that she became eneca.ed 10 present the appeal
of skeleton than living beng PruyiGentiay, she al
tbs tne heard OF The wonderful performed by Dr. Ws
t.s Basarn of Wd Cherry. and commenced herself
The etsci that she began 10 get better az BIZ de-
ges the cough left her, chill, ard fever disappeared and
months she agun found herseif perfect health
Comment such remarkable unnecessary. No
other medicine pr, duced such happy effects Sold oay
No. e Ann-st-ee:, Newfork; +. Brown. Phanelohia
Dexie:, Albany. Nd In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
EYrK TRIUMPH IN THE
HEALING ART.

EDUCATIONAL HABIT p7e)ud1ces early inbleed peeu:
nary interest professional pte-nil conpi!e 10 render
men ,he Standing enemies of what they sismg,ize as
anten, nelicines And tanscendan must be that Baam
Rsse healing virtues huye e1tor'ed 50 many eouncanon
t,nm phvsiciunS eminent IN theT profession l.
We cite ies from hose opinions ~ouio MOI suie W
conpnrson with any o! the faculty -, ,. or
tho mos, seous md obstinate OF lung disense oy VS.
afs Babam d Wild Cherry after they haa basS a. AZ ,, oi
m which hnd that eut7e esncnes thai nave 70 is;
Cbas S;rea,e Md Wlsesbare Pa ce'tlles tha tne na.
an hyd cured many in that paceteiecaly Wu NurL,
ESQ Attorney at Law general debility and cough o. 'ons
@.npdE:. r ,,-;,d rr,s,-v in e.ses of
onfrtuc cough pcn lie ste and sptilnS O. ooss.s ~
ended with ots, :ifcues and find te be NE ne:, ec -
ous remedy bave yet used, and feei no hesacy u "
commencing Il To the public. ~ rl.;a.. N5
Dr. s. Kilr,an o Boundhrook, " j. also coacsc W .sd
Basam ii Wild Cherry 10 be the bes; medicine known 10Y
ccusrmptiyn every siace- 49, r,,I
Iniac, tic proof Of TIE extraordinary ehceacy e i, ,h
ne ccacrsiye and overwhelming thai iony los s.l
TO deny that when s she remedies, pe.cpuoh' au
sodes OF treatment utterly fai.. ~, r.,,
D Beware o. spurious mixtures N imitation OF e e1'io
me Wttiars Bnsnm of lYh Cherry - VI
ISAAC BUTTS, 2 Ann-t Sole Agent Tor Newly cik.
F. brown. Phi'n,i.: rrrter. Albany. sa on
RTTlNG PAPER0r rearns Cut Cap, plain and ruled;
wv 100 do Letter do do-for sale by .eu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
~ MI. MORRISON & CO.

IMPORTERS and DsaIer. in Small Wars, No. eMnider.
Lane asd a Brosdwny, y. Y keep constantly on nand
yz Knitos Yaf, Horsted. DO Cotton TofiisS Coior
Zephyr Wonded ni; Coa Hosiery and Glofes We've. Ri
Superior Waj6ine. Hair and Lace Pna. Six ana Se,i u
tos Git and AEete Buons Gups and Fnnzcs Tsoe, apd
.sssusx Drilln Eyed Hesdis< S...g.ls-l sis ss--,-
-,sst ,srJey pkRets1l,ty. " -" fstss s0tlsss,ess0
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
DRY GOODS.

ERIENDS OF ROBERT E. GAGE are informed that he
Il has located G. No. < L LIBERTY STREET.
DRY GOODS q, the smallest pc-shle advance.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION.
Is reque.,ei n his scck Of
DRAWER GOODS AND LACE GOODS,
which wit always be KEEP: full and complete. p.esGmns on
showing the arse; ani iu assortment N the city. rs S
7 oW-PRiCED YaRD-WIOE SHEETINGS.-a hand
article cents yard, together with crsal
variety of qualities worth TO yHr'or sale NJ u
Ceiar.stIeet up stairs. by T. y. USDERHILL- IL
COTTON BATTING-Buyers for The Canada market and
obters pGrs; of Bats have choice OF sever
al qualities. worth 81 per u. cents per ID These
Bats put blue pape, To- bundles 20 the lCo bs and
the stock comprises 1850 bales.
Coered Carpet Warrior the quality assorted ccoN,
in baes % 70 ibs and 10 lss. each.
Carpet Warp-Amods be Carpet Warp, put up in bales
of Io lbs aid half bales OF 50 lbs. each. .os sae
T. y. USDERHILL,
m AMI ol {'etar.straaf pp
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
NEW FALL GOODS C0E,PIl

- W. D. GREGORY & co. No. I75 Sp5ps street. wish
- TO thsLr friends and the pgbe wl1a their deter
nnction sell CHEAP ali tsIr Stock of Fail and Winter
Goods the winch have been bought q, the late Acc
CASH and which they resolved 10 sell NJ the latest
reductions IN prices.
~ 3. Great Bargaius nay b. expected Cal! and
MA W. ID. GREGORY s. co. i15 SprIn: St,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CAN ron TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE, lsi CHATHAM STREET. N. Y.
Branch Stotes:
SIS RleccEcr st.eet, Nsw-fork.
S5l Grand street. near Suffolk.
l3i Greenwich stree, Fulton.
ll6 Eulton street, Brook iyn.
81 Chestnut and ID North FGthH Phiaceipbla
u Hanover street, Boston.
INVITE the City and Coassry Families ano
Purchasers their Establishments, where they thnk
will be found by far The best elections OF pure and unadutea
ted Teas in lha United States The universal popularity
encwn otheir house with erence 20 high qualities tow pr
ces and rpush deang well undsooG to rsodcr far
ie comments necessary Original and only warehouse io
The se of Howqias Slack Tea" Observe ."S,ranseS Wi
be particular remember the number OF the principal store
Chatham street, l2 between esr and Roosevelt sfreets
The public viii also De pleased take aotcc that the Canton
,hrr, Jssr-;h., ,his s.dvs sSy
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

JOHN #. WAIT, Attorney and Counsellor at Law and
j commissioner TO take acknowledgements Of Deeds and
epo,ons writing for the State OF New. York. NORWICH,
CosN.. will devote particular attention the collection oi
cains.
Refers To Samuel Sherwood. Esq.,, Tracy Nabet Irwin
Hydo Il Ely CaJcw 3, huntington, Dwight Johnson, Eel
hrws Rudd & Scudder no stawSms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

mo MERCHANTS. MANUFACruRERs.D DEALERS.
L Sc-V. B. PALMER IS the agent, duly an'honZed by
the popretors Of Of Tie best wspapsrs OF most OF The
principal tbs Sale NewJerSey. Pennsy wanna und
be Ens.s Southern and Western states, 70 receive adver
sen.ents in this City for insertion in the respective papes
The opportunity afforded To the bunes community by thl'
ard solicit the Of the people surh as tn com
mend the attention Of the discriminating ana ensr
prsing a.. m
The tsrms and the newspapers may ee seen at ha oice
where every Information will be cheeruiiY communicated,
ard The nature of the agency fully explained.
~ Office Ma le0 Na.,au St Tribune Budinss) oppo,e
Ciy E,i-at In, Coal Office oil ifeod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

@ RICHARD FISHER, Jr, MATCHMAKER and
NM jeweIier. prepared ~ sell Watches nj reiaD
9Th lower than any other house the City. As he IS
s9 constantly receiypg all descriptions direct from The
abed 10 offer very large Of Gold Watches tom
sL5 10 s0 ench Silver do from IS 10 70 eac-ul wununef
10 keen good tune or the eney returned. Also very good
assortment q Jewey and Silver Ware very lq:s Sec
end Watches mod cd Gold and Silver taken in exchange
or bought Watches, CiDcks Music BoIes and Jew
ELY repaired the best und wurrunte BY erecnced
workuen low any other house IN the CITY: RlLHARL
FISHER Jr importer Of Watches md jewery, whoesale
and renif No. 2l Broadway, New York iew do0n above
The City Hospital. (nl5l RICHARD FISHER, Jr.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

AW CARD -CotLEcTIoN oy DIETS IN THE NoRra-
IL WxsT.-E. B. WASHBURNE, Attorney at Law, Gale-
nn inUis, will give hi attention the collection Of dabs
due New YoE Merchants IN Galenn, Rockford and Rock
,and, !ao; in Du Bqque. Iowa; in Pin,isyio. Potoa
Prairie du Chen Mineral Point and madsOn, Wisconsin.
Rsfsr TO D A. Cushmnn Co Dorcsnus. suytam g. Nix
Nav-Vort tnu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
REFINED SUGARS.

REFINED SUGARS.
VEToOLsEY AND WGQLsEY, s,Sp ai III, sas oeE hsir
Loaf II cents per pound When less than five packaseI
Crushed ii DO do }are aurchaied. half cen, ger
pewds;ed liz do do 1ound additional.
The above are pscksd as follow.;
ssI Sss.Sss Esal + ss. S + s{S s Dsssns'
Apply 10 the New YORK Patent Sugar Refinery corner Of
Sosth and Montgomery sreetz, or al 10 Wall Free,.
NJ BD-dsn oct OF he city nlrSt bs accompanied by re-
p,yttancs nit
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
THE TRIBUNE

- =. ,,r,,r.r1os AND DEVOTIONAL REFLECTIONS.
HOURS ot IT, R.rn,s Moral and Social Duties OF Lie py
SpIeI pPgH ZscHokXE. Translated from tne Ieiman. oy
I.SrS q HAS New-Y ork: ). = tseclein.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
WANTED.

YOUNG GIRL of &C eIeellen, character want, stu,
~ Rton chs ecs mad and waiter chamber caid Ad
essrre.s o. vshef and roac-Ra objection to make
herse: general, usctulls quet respectable GIRL add
her Suslness corectyan give ihe bst etcrcce
Please nnnIY n, LIZ Grsrd-ztreet. ps3 q
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

s,y- Chapman 81 Miller, Auorniss and Coun,elos
Detroit. Michigan, will attend promptly to the collection of
tsbls, tInnsier ofiuBds. payment ftaxes, &c.
HEERY CBlPakE.
Thomas T.. MLLRR,S
Pejerenees--H Greelsv. N. Y. City Hon. VIM. n. Sew
ard. Aubarn, N Y McGsrs sb!ey 9. Wordsn. CanandaL
xun N. Y. olS 4reod+
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
WAsiIlNoroy, b. c. February Is

Dr. j. Smith Dodge upon his arrival IN Washington 70 open
an office n Surgeon enrt, presented TO eten FROM
seycml friends in New. York of tie bghet espcctubly and
standing. containing the strongest and most favorable test
r0na both ms 10 the excellence OF his private chofncief and
his superior professional qualifications These ,otfacory
evidences of the the Denst pduced once 70
engage tho professional sevic Il Dr. Dodxe for my own
fumty and wife and myse !" able from Lersonal
experience, 70 add eGun aitl ticstmony IN h
fyor as 4 gentleman and skllfui This iestirlOny 10
thus gwen by me- well in obcdenc earnest solc;a-
,ions Of respectable and worthy friends IN NewYok who
have for many yean experienced the skill and fidelity Of tho
Doctor his orDesIQn, convictions of his pet
sonn and professional merit. SlLAS WRIGHT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

TEETH.-J. SMITH DODGE. A Bond street, often his
friends and the public entire method u fastening
arfcn teeth IL Of his invention. secured By een
pntent, aud useal by hIm,ei Cnly in this city.
From Hon. Sla, Wright IT, s. Senator from the s,an Of
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

tHTANTED-A s;uatoa by & respectable WOMAN as
w good PLAIN cook and assist the washing and ir
ing Inquire n LIS MoI, between BsooIs and Sprns ss
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

TEETH-J. SMITH DODGE. 47 Bond street, has invent.
ed patented, and u.ifg, an improved method OF
listening artificial teeth, which in where 1t be
other Dentist this city tie pain usually given
in the operation ani enables the pleR ~ keep tie morth
clean and heal,hy superiority may be glance By
=, ling nj No a. Rond Il n23
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

IgJANTED-A u,a,tsoa by q GERMAN WOMAN. q
w Seod cook. was6e, ard roaer. Apply at rs Hawsy,
IN the Sture ls&2s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

g EsLIE COMBS & SAMUEL SHY, Attorneys and
Councillors at Law. Lexington, Ky, will nttcnd 10 busi
for nonsdcnts in part OF the State Of ksntucky.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

| A LEXANDER HAMILTON, Junior, late Secretary q
"a Lesuion a Madrid has resumed the practice Of the law
/ Qfice No 81 Wnl u. H2D 4Ms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

The rooms will be warmed gratis. und upon VIII
there be more thnn one bed in room.
hero REFECTORY attached In which there are tneah
served up at Att HOURS Of the dny and evening. There
also Bath Rooms conuece for wurn cold and shower bata
The Porter viii be in Attendance at all times during the night.
10 admit dodgers, aud to let them out nj NIL hous.
~ B-Those who want Lodgings after the house closes
will ung the hail bell. NJ 2m'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

{fJANTEp-By respectable ysunS woman stra'!on Is
w Cook. Wuir and ,orer, and has no oeeeon' n %
scseral Hoasew,xk Please call l Fourth street, eo'n
Barrow a. Ths tss, Of CITY reisrenee.- nSA
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29

ToHN CoNGER; Jr. ATTORNEY N, AND q C0rNsSEIr
y LOR AT LAW, AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCE
RY FeIt Wayne, Ind will attend 10 professional business To
the departments Of the State Of Indiana VIII also
attend ~ tie payment of taxes alc- of lands and all o'hr
hsiseas uppeaniug Gcnern Land Agency for Norbero
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-02

E1JER PAPER--Inst received n small In
- Mre of the best American manufactured
80 thper. Il is n very superior article; can he
!. ~ Or plain, in helf rrnms, nj ihr Book and
20 Store Of JOHN HASNELl.
Nh Union street.