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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-10-08
BLACK Nit HING.
ID. CROSIT g. Co.

" CNOSiI a. Coz
Lave made arrangements for carving on the
i i above business, in all its branches. They oct
cupy the old stand of ID. Crosit on the corner of
Pearl and Exchange streets, and also the sLop for
merly occupied by G. w. and J. NJ Rounds on
Exchange street, few rods south of the American
Hotel.
CRosslT PLoUGHs, manufactured as heretofore,
are kept constantly for sale also Breaking plows,
Crossing, Corn, Diamond, &c. The above plows
are warranted to and do better business than
any other pillow manufactured in the western coun-
try.
CARRI.GEs and Vehicles of all kinds, roned with
neatness and despatch which cannot be exceled in
the western country. Lumber Wagons. we'll put
together, ironed, and kept constantly on hand.
EDGE Tools, of all kinds, manufactured axes,
axes jumped, AIDES, bread axes, hand hatchets,
chsrls, drawing knives, &c.
Horse SHoEING, the most intricate part of black.
smithing, done in the best approved manner. No
pains spared in difficult shooting, such interfering
horses, foundered horses. etc.
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, constantly on hand, and made
TO order.
Repairing of all kinds done on short notice.
Southport, W. I. Jmly 90, 1874.
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NEW BOOKSTORE.
NTORMAN'S Rambles in Yucaton,
IN Bancroft's History.
Rollins do
Shakespeare, Byron,
yosephus, Dicks Works,
Mackenzie's 5000 Receipts,
Curtis Conveysncer and Clerks Assistant
or every man his EN- lawyer, for sale at
KINGS BOOK STORE
Southport. Juae IS.
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which for price and quality will tell their own tale
lust call and see our Mems Coarse Boots, Boys
Fine Kip Boots, Gentlemen's Pumps, Women $
Bootees, &C., and satisfy yourselves.
G. r. WALKER g. Co.
SeBtemher q
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-10-08

NEW Fler anu warehouse
NICHOLS, FISK, g. co.
Forwarding, Produce, and Commission Mer
chants.
SOUTHPORT, w. 7.
Agents for Canal and Lake Transportation Com.
panes
Liberal Cash Advances made upon Produce.
J. Fl. Nichols, SEaESo FISK, WV. LAY
REFEREN CES.
o. Newbery, Gray & Lewis, Detroit,
Hubby & Hughes, A. Seymour, Clereland,
Seer & Tiit johnson s. Co.
Hughes. Parsons IL Co.,
G. Davis, Gelston & Evans,
Fl. s. Bee sher & Co., Buffalo.
Wilkins, Marsh & Co.,
George A. French & Co.
Brewster, Comstock e. CO., J g.
Doolithe, Mills & Co. os'0eso'
Sidney Allen, Rochester.
Durnford & Co., Syracuse.
Farwell & Harrington, Utica.
E. 8 Prosser, J. NJ. Hughes, Albany.
+. Wilkie, s. Card,
A. Rindge, J. J. Colts. 4'e'0 io'"'
Otis, Clapp & Co., Boston.
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GREAT CONSERVATION!

A BOUT the Cheap, Elegant and Fashionable
"A stock of Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS,
jus, received from New York, and being offered
at the Farmers Store, by NANNY; all Of which,
will be sold very low for Cash or Produce, con-
off,
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AND STILL THEY COMEl
BOOTS g. SHOES

The subscribers have just received another prime
lot of
The New York herald., 1844-12-13

daily ..yns q shs :rseody Of 8s.ol ss..Ps.!l. over
& p io s 0s e e %
and universal 70 those who have bad the ar
NEw YonS February tsh. ls.s;
s &: ;s
:ss; sai
d disease the glad. Of shs gss s and .,IiGS. Ia Of
@ S:s E%
s m made . :.: ] .ss
i"asm.ticn. ana .ss seriously affecting his sight.
~ +; ss
e; \:
ao s a. remedies 20 iss ns S
physcan as well as vendd cussl
20 without any Sn wasvsr who
h dreadful e0nOp with mine GuSnns and eating S
ss S asS"aa s thar 1sSs
B.S AID ,5s is@s %s ...i
with seroaa in its possible. form A last rsrsoI with
81 n. s arss, acps 'i ppeSs S Of sss
menced administering to my son BrstoPs sasapara IN July
Alter using it me discovered change for d.
and ri I od,s s ha hnsiy . H
,hT al Of which am happy TO say wh na ssis
'ss He icy ,SS sss mia
e hE ss.sSs
a Il will be pleasure satisfy one who may
desire TO see my son, at Ne: 9e Hester street
rAnothcr remarkable feature about Bristos Sarsaparla
is that heard speak against tn contrary eve
ry body except the nta.o loud It's praise This .!t
the this popular
rle The happest feature OF all that the patients cured
d ITroRrAsr AND NEcrs,Anr s-Bristol's ssrs.
apara has stamp The cork Of the bottle which
the written signature Of c. G. Bristol None other is
Bristrols Sarsaparilla is sold by WILLIAM BURGER
General Agent NO. 20 Courland street, New York and al
way; Jsmes Syms M d. Bowrry and Walker street; N.
see john %e Fulton and Water .tIss Dr. nsI
ss s. # Rsss 'gs 'Ghn ss. hSs'
street Alfred HILL 2o7 Greenwh street; = y Codding.
sring and HudsSn streets p BsItns Third Avenue
Tucker go Grand E Whpps S7 PIX s ion su ss.
cannon cts; Mrs Hayes Brooklyn; and Henry Buel.
50 York street, Jersey City, n3O btlaw-ec
aya IETE " Gy. AT
DENY W Of sic-PROFEsSUR PHILIP ERNST would re-
specially that the Of the above
to give lessons He would aye call AZ his
music 1916 Broadway where he will be happy to let them
hear t. and explain TO them the pecuaes OF the inventon
perfection NJ B-Mr Ernst still continues usual 70
give the ordinary Flute and Guitar, at 393
Br. adway, near Walker st. dlo wv -rc
| AVATCAEs! !-WAYCHEs AND yEWELkt. .-lhoY
hain.. Cold Peaci Ksys &c. win find ID
call the subscriber who selling all
the above retail much lower than any other hosse n ths
yswy "s;sSs saeSsnssa '0m bought, T
p rS2d ns s q &. s s na
q. G. ALLEN. Importer Of Watches and Jewelry.
do Imsrc Wholesale and retail 80 Wall St. up stair.
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PHILAprLpHrA, Fec I2-Arr Julia & Nancy Sterling New
bern. NC3d Inst gale off Ca Haerss part OF
load 60 bes tsrtent.ej sails Sc; Rio Gb5. Chaes-
Bedford Below. ocahont,s. GfoId Newport Cid Pando.
Rice West lndies Isaac Townsend, Sting, Cenfuegos
BALT,Mosy Dec ll-A,r Marianne, [Bmml Wetius, Bre-
ston Ja Frances Jane Coffin 81 Johns, Mary Treehen
Boston Jonn RObb Carleton, NJ nteyideo; Archibald
Nj.
MITCHELL Boston. Lucilla Pescud from Bremen went ur,
James River Returned Amida Treiethsn. hence 1th
Portsmouth, H. ~ Distress having leak about ~ o.
clock night and both punps choaked Sid Neuvita
Mctariand West LADIES' from Hampton koans Sth Orleans
Smith NOrlsans.
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rl,HE BANk AM ANIIuOIE.-
Disease, and all hs grisiy tram,
Are upon the wing again.
Wapd in thick fogs or chilling showers,
They come, rack these frames OF ours.,
Lo 3ilious Cholic leads ths van.
The mortal enemy OF man:
Dyspepsia marches by his side,
Seizing victim at each Stride
Hbeumatic gout, and Peurisy,
for their dread share pat 10 plea.
Ague aud Fever, Cough Catauh,
Are armed To carry on the war:-
While herce Consnmption-fom OF lear
Cuts on the straxgers IN the rear.
Colds, iniermittents infiammatioIs
Or every denomination,
Morbid disorders Of liver
Diseases Of the vital river,
That, wandering through the maize Of VEINS
The system succors and sustains--
Are al this season all too rife,
And Vamprc-like, their food Is life
Diseases seeds In the air
For their dread contact then PREPARg'
As Jackson laughed at British brags,
Ensconced behind his cotton bags,
And knowing how his guns 70 train,
Swept tire invaders from the plain
SO you may laugh at deadliest ills,
II your defence il PETERS PILLS!
They sweep disease away az once,
As surely as Old Hckory's guns
And like the foes taught To hy,
They come back their luck to try.
Cholic, dyspepsia, Fevers, Chills-
A,aunt My srell Is PETERS PILLS!
laircrAL OFFICE, i25 Fulton Of Nassau street.
OIL I'm" IN
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House OF Representatives.

House OF Representatives.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. IL.
The House was opened by prayer from the Rev.
Mr.: JUSTIN, during which short period silence pre-
vailed but the instant the lips OF the divine were
closed, the usual confusion and conversation fol-
lowed throughout the house.
NEW TERRITORY.
Mr.. DOUGLAS. of illinois, gave notice that he
would introduce bill to establish he Territory Of
Nebraska, being that portion Of country bounded
east and north, the Rocky Mountains on the west
and Texss on the south.
Also, to print Greenhow's recent history OF e
Oregon Territory, California, &c.
The House then resolved itself into committee
Of the whole or the state Of the Union, when
MIR. DUNCAN called up his one-day Presidential
election bill, which was again amended to meet
the exlgency OF a special election, in case of no
choice being made on the first trial
Mr.. DaoMGooLg presented a substitute, which he
offered, and which he said had been prepared with
view TO meet all the points which were necessary
in the completion OF this important matter; during
the penuency of which motion, the bill was laid
aside tor the present
Mr.. HoUsroN, of Alabama, then introduced a
bill 10 grad ale and reduce the price OF the public
lands by allowing actual settlers, or those owning
adjacent farms, 10 purchase tract not exceeding
800 acres, o any land that has been offered for
sale for five years for the of ST per acre. That
IN the market for ten years, at as cents per
for fifteen years, so cents, and for twenty years,
al % cents per acre.
Mr.. CoLLAMER, of Vermont opposed the bill,
the length of time of the lands being in mark
was no criterion whereby they should be judged
as to quality or value; and also because it would
retard purchases until the certain period of time
had passed
Mr.. SAMPLE of Indiana, advocated the passage
of the bill for benefits that would result to his own
State, and tor the purpose as he alleged of increas
ing the sale and occupation of public lands that
would not be purchased at the present rate.
Mr. Davis of Indiana, followed in u similar
s.raiu OF argument.
Mr.. VINToN of Ohio, opposed the BILL on the
ground that The lands thus offered would be taken
up by spectators who could easily find men cor
rupt enough to make affidavts Of intent to occu-
py the soil; and also because the decrease Of price
in the ratio Of increase of time the lands are offer
ed for sale, would induce actual settlers to hold
back in the purchase OF tracts convenient to their
own farms, until they could obtain the land at the
lowest price fixed in the bill. He contended that
the present law regulating sales by which man
could purchase forty acres OF good land for $50,
sufficient for all practical purposes that guam
tty was enough tor any beginner to cultivate.
The committee rose and reported at the conclu-
sion of his remarks when the bill was ordered to
be printed, and the House adjourned till Thursday
The New York herald., 1844-12-13
Sales OF stocks at PhlindeIphia.

FIRsr BoAnp Dec H.. 900 State SIS, rw, 7l3 5000
do 2d 7iA 1900 do 81 7lB 10000 do So 7i 1900 do,
10000 do rw, n; 1000 do n; 600 Wilmington es bs sO
1900 Texas Tr notes Ia; 600 do l4 $50 do lat; 100
shares Grsrd Bank cash. 9f; 200 de Oh loO Wmin gon
So 2is; $50 do, b5 2ls. 15do2l3
skcosD BoAnp, Dec li$lio 900 State SIS, days, 7ai;
900 do IS 72 1900 do, 3d. ~; 10 00o do n; 600 do
ST. 7E 1000 d., rw, IA 1900 Lehigh 6s as a7Y; 500
Girard Blk, so, 81; 400 Wilmington, b5, 2i3
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uN IHE. CURE Or STRUCTURE.
TN FORMER ADVERTISEMENT ON STRJCTJJE

ON Int. UUhE OF STRUCTURE.
shs s is s'sssse.
s 4 s % s ssi
ss ssss " q b ss s
thi. complaint OF no, and it proper means Of cure.
sa Or
Ssd and nS Sd ca bu @ %sy s %
month: md SsSssss sisas:
thing directing q: "a . Sd, e "a ri: dss;:
ss s
part i:asll There however three sirsumsISnse; Which
%s e $
ste q Many Other might be mentioned
ee:s ss, sisd
sfsas s1Ss
r Of has been s what r.
e Il. .SnJ Gsa
would :..sss Id .Rs
ac acsss.Ic ssIc!Sm ~ can eIist wi,h%es.i % The next
UscunEp-A Gonorhes though not the only i BY far ts
frequent Of Structure Il Is its severity much
S.'.h:! s E ss:ss fs.: 9 %
os % may aspS.i q s
however, should have continued from weeI.
q rSs S strengthen my 0'ner
is mo csr,aa than that the siIec: Of scturs Is apes. I
spirit. and to lessen mental energy Not that this complsn
mon one degree other writer rarely sees case
Structure in which the patient does not observe that he is
active capable Of business formerly This also
effect though little undertook but IL unquestonably
Indeed whoever eonside1 the natural connection
mind and sexual organs will easily imagine that there
medium by which the mind powerfully upon
through the medium the sexual
the mind This, however, better explained in The
Private Treatse" Of the author little volume which
many parts Of the world As the Of Structure proceeds
the activity of mind invariably returns. -
With respect 70 the Of Strcturehis, il s gratifying
STATE generally accomplished ia @ me and without
pain or Inconvenience Nothing exceed the Improvement
Of late yea in the treatment Of complaint indeed in th
is accomplished many days formerly demanded
months Many persons consult the writer who busi
this CITY for short time only, but perfectly
cured ,hu1n been Of trouble and anxiety for
To those who leave their homes the writer fur
nishes his peculiar OF together with his Pm
yae ease which has interesting chapter giving every
info maon the subject and written in the panest manner
Dr. Ralph takes this opportunity Of saying that he may be
consulted the various diseases referred in his Priva
Tratse-at his dwelling house No. 90 Greenwich street,
hour and OF the number of pretende and
books Of quacksry which nest this city he deems
make the following satement satisfactory ground Of conf
dence Besides his rnnk Graduate of Ednburgh
&c &c he has been engaged the Of these diseases both
hospital and city practice for than thirty years. and
Iubshsd thr.e edition: Of work expressly them Also,
from hs mos, sminsn men il A%eseass Sir Ashley Coop,
phia and Others and that ne permitted e e! % almost
tiseis 81 Addrss Dr.. Ralph sear, Cd Greenwich
lrntY
The New York herald., 1844-12-13

CA X ID.
DOCTQH,H, CHR BRANDT, educated at the Univeni-
es OF hristiaa aud Paris has the honor OF introducing
hmselft tie cnsas Of New York and its vicinity II may
suffice 20 sly that Dr. has prsced med and surgery
south America for years. aud for The ssr wear and half
has been Visiting the Medical Facnes Of London and Paris
10 have the hest Of medicine and his prescriptions
t,cosly prepared Dr. has engaged with Mr. He
New York Once 41s Greenwich suest corner Of anal
ma lmsm
The New York herald., 1844-12-13

MADAWE hEOI ELL.
EEMALE PHYSICIAN. Once asd y.idenoe, l1s 0gses
she can be consud with the stcest confidence on complaint
incident TO the female frame.
obstinate Of female cguli stoppage supprsssor,
&c. IL such require but days 70 effect perfect
Ladies desiring proper medical attendance during conensp
other ndisposon viii Be accommodated during such time.
with private and respectable board. .
Preventive Powd. for married ladies, whose del,cs
sent by mail Of the United States Price IS Pack
age All letter. (post paidl addressed to boz ss New Yo.
Boston Ofics. MOI Essex street.
IN. B-!hsse emciosinE money need not pay postage.
out of the city, whose health would admit Of ayeng
that would devote her personal attendance them
part OF 'be United States within reasonable distance
The New York herald., 1844-12-13
PUBLISHED DAILY BY

NJ W. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS.
The NEw YoRI HERALp-A Dairy Paper, issued every
morning Of the wees-prce TWO cESTs per copy County
subscbers nhsd at the rate for s~cfc PERIOD
vance.
NTnR WxEELv HKRALp-lssued on Saturday morning .,
IN oclock-prcs sr AND 9UARrEa cENrs copy-fsr.
ashed Counuy Subscrbers NM pef sanum, sdvsass.
sf at ths sans nis for any specified psnod.
CsasyTsrSsxss rsssesssd . sSArns sAs, Issps,,
Ss.as sssss. sss.yy,. nsys'sss. md IAisss-sssISj
The New York herald., 1844-12-13
~ TO MAKRIED LADIES. ..,u.,

MADAME RESTElsl.S PREVENTIVE PCWDEH1s
There inyauabIe Powder have been nn,ys..y saoes
well as BY thousands IN this country being tbs oaiy md
safe and ecacious remedy for married ladies health for
bids a rapid increase Of family.
The results Of their adopen % es agpnes hs heaih nay
vast touch upon within the limits Of advesement-
bat the future happiness their oi[spag bas well
known that the families Of the :. vifcn ncease beyo1d
how instances does tn hard WORKING fa, and more
especially the mother OF poor family remain slaves nrough
their lives tuagns at the Of labor! tong bu!
% ye and living bat to toll when they might hays snicya
weighed down the SPIRIT and at last broken the ah Of the
father, how often the left unable, with the most
intentions, TO hss atEss offspring from becoming
degraded objects Of charity votas Of wee Eve!
the days or us kind husband and father sbersd be-
holding the emaciaed form and declining hrh Of The
non Of his bosom, she had reached the Of thirty
?nnY n.O p5%ssn 70 s e s';,u s,r p0 .ss
soows and his young and helpless Of these endsalDG
atsntions and watchful solicude which mother aeae
bestow, unfeQusnty at time when least ab!s support
the heaitrnding aiictoa Il i desable thsn is moral
hemselyes the well being Of asf offspring, when sim
The sdvsrtser feeling he importance Of is subject and es
mating vast bene .sultng % housand, BY the adoption
tenton Of the married % s CONFEDERATION and
vrtugus evils 70 which sebject by pls
aud healthy within control EveV dispassouas
yruous and enlightened mind, will unhesngy answer
Price 1--we dollars package. accompanied with full and psrc
cular directions. -
kss,, Ry,s % b Psys Psd ssd sdas,ssa e o0I
hours from A. NJ r. M Boston Office, No. Essexs
N.B-Thcse enclosing money need ty29Te
The New York herald., 1844-12-13
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

a. DE EBOUDELUQUE, MD. LfSBUM PORTUGAL.
THE scientific combInatcr of rScdicnts Of winch tho,
Pills COMPOSED have them t. wonder and admi-
ration Of the world They are nYwa over EUROPE 20 BE- the
only preparation discovered that has rvsishiy
in producing the monthly turns Tle -, -, al
being such that they must not be used dmng
for though always mild safe and healthy sy are ccru
produce miscarrisRe II used dqsing that period.
The directions translated into English envcopss
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Each bor
the signature OF M de boudeoque The Eagish d
agent for the Continent Of America
They transmitted by mail to any part OF the United
States Sold by Dr. r. MELvEAU, agent and importer for
the United States Once I2 Liberty street. Grsenwch
sold in Boston Salem str:s letter. directed Dr. y.
don. All Letters must b poitpsid unless enclosing money.
.ty39 re 'l7s
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THE
In v | 3 LIE

90 ciossy resembles the herd ri hair that scepcs md
- have pronounced ost perfect and extra
ordinary nvenon Of the day The great Of his
aovel and unique wig it, being mads WITHOUT sewing e
the natural ha both ghtness and natural appearance %
defy detection its being beautiful and %
free that in all Of perspraton evaporation gnineded
evils Of other wigs entirely avoided The scepds
u Wig and the peculiar method Of fitting the head M the
manuactnr A. L. Barry, las Broadway corner Of Liberty
street, up stairs n30 im~se
PINDERS BOADs-5 Of Binders, board. for sale by
d PERSEEs& BROOKS.
dl0 re No. IS and CT Nassau 1t.
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REMARKABLE CURE OF sCRoFULA.
MANCHEgTFR CT June 1aAA

q s;ysn!:a 5 vs:d Ss'9s ;ss
which i sctu and eseod de 10 hsa
Feeling !. owe = Gisle family
woS sry wbs s r., doSs ssn s no 0ps. ssa from
pi snd g, pure ,s
Dsaq.Sp
different time: from this ncs Is. "ans .
e s %s: s o Thor to N. ID S:.s % l y
s i e e. s =. s t. @
great variety medicines which took IN isc
aa Ss wh;a d x:
SSpns than e. Ss Ss5 relief sua,yy su was i'd my h.
come on the top Of my foot and ose forehead, which,
@ when sy eon % to and
u hi, hspeess state through the with nothing but
sDurns the succeeding winter felt little comfortable
no passe All
las and effort Il to
cured. my ahction in the least mgaiea, until time with
e sae 1 s wo sGeg sGe shaking under
S %so %sr Of # lady IN The
ed i; effects on Others suggested trial oft
with confidence IL either part of my friend or
% s Nss 4 Ssa =
of b., . Whs,
S. .''s.is Sssi.S f a
change sI the time Sf'y APPETITE s's
nothing like natural sleep for years before and nv only
for rest at all In about two months
able 10 sit all day After had eighteen bottles
say with truth felt like creature both soul and
body for pain will weigh the spirits down. number
pieces Of bone from the wounds the show for
themselves When comm. need ing the Sarsapava ID
two swelngs coming but they disappeared My health
continued to improve aud In February began walking
little as the wound my foot entirely healed. This
spring tl84 was able to walk out DOORS and when my
0ot nRC,n earth and found myelf more walking what
It had been almost years since had walked a all am
sppsared ike one risen from the little thought when
to-day have my tell almost daily and confidently
recommend Sarsapsrlla all although at % for
language and terms to speak OF IL as IL deserves.
snail be happy at all the nforma
ton IN power; and capable would proclaim to all
the world what Bristos saalla has don. for me-
owe the preservation Of life uuder the direction Of wise
Providence. YouH respectfully,
ALMIRA sTOUGHTON.
MANcHEsrER, CT, April 90, 1874
have been acquainted with Mrs Amira Soughton for the
last lew MONTHS and have frequently during that timc
and testify that her health appears be good She had
suffered much previously from scrofu her
abuodsny show and from her have the uilcs
to believe that she coved under the Of Brstos
sarsaparia, continued for few, month.; -.
AGGRAVATED CASE OF sCROFULA.
With nine large ulcers the entirely cured latter being
rils.
AsorHEs PRooy oy THE vmryEs oy BE,sroLy sASsA-
sAsLLA-Ths following w. one Of hs many hundsds who are
The New York herald., 1844-12-13
NEW YORK BRASS BAND.

NEW YUM bhASS bANU.
HE Members Of the New York Brass Band would
fully inform their and the public in general that
meeting Of the Band held Military Hall Bowery 2nd Nov
ls MI r Wills was unapimeu.y elected leader and
assured that the Band will be inferior this country
The Band would thanks for the atterng
etsron TO merit continuance Of The Applications for
street. James Conner Secretary 50 Bayard Of the
following msmbes VIM Wallace 40 Spring Alfred H.
Msms lso ESr;yh 70 street. John Wallace Clark street.
Geo. Geoer so Forsyth street; h. Wheeler corner 9th Avenue
and 18th street, Lum las Centre street, Doctor Z. Mather
la Wooster g. Gaiua Composer 80 Bayard
RICHARD WILLIS, Leader
JAMES CONNER, Secretary.
N BBands provided for Public Balls Private Soirees,
Serenades, &C.. By applying Wm Wallace 4s Spring street.
n12 I'm sm
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
A H.; PAKKER 60 Duane street, between Broadway and
Porceains and Antiquities has just received ship Persian
from AnseIdam, fine collection Of splendid Oil Paintings
Porcelain Of the richest kinds old Dresden Porcelain Ioap,
fancy Cupa and Sauces ancient rich gold Fans Of the 10th
aud Of grandeur equal thing imported this
country which be disposed Of at moderate s There
their paros, will find their interest to call and examine
and judge for themselves Ladies particularly invited
view this splendid coIiection
At home from 10 A. NJ. till Y. NJ. o22 2tneOdsrc
The New York herald., 1844-12-13

FRENCH FANCY GOODS
T. FABREGUETTEs, FllsEJ MoRRA. 81 Maiden AID Lane L
Il. (up stairs) hand fine assortment OF FRENCH
GOODS suitable for the approaching Holidays among which
may be found
Note, Envelope, and Scented Papers.
Fans Bouquetholders, Souvenirs, and Gard Cases
Har-pns, Comos Breaches and Bracelets OF every style.
Paper Work boxes and blessing Cases.
They constantly snpped BY their house IN Paris with Few
goods b. fresh arrival from Hay all OF which they will
sell ON IN. most favorable ,ems. d5 2wArc