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Der in Der Dfspennltrabe, nobe 9annebausr's
9SirtDsbaufs 9eboItsn wurSs, 1T nab Der Glib
5ten Strabe, Stpiibsn 52rn. @slop'S uno osm
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9lenlte 9eitdbert tporbsn unb Der ale feline Ssit
Dem @tabliilimsnt wibmsn pirb. Otan wirb
Feline Wlibs iparen all9smeine Sefrisoaun9 Su
9ebsn unb fcwcbl dtbte als friftbs Msoisinsn
Su liefern, fur @as bic baS @tabliI(tment nit
lhrsm 3uiprud)e beebrsn m69en.
Nerjte pom 0anos unb oo5 Yublifum linb
en9elacen Den 9crratD gu untsriuebsn pa ale
bemIihsn preparate BON Or, qowen 9snatt
unb psrlitbert merben.
9t. .. Der beriibmte Grtraet Don IDilos
firfben1 Der iib 70 erfolsrsitb fir ale Gun,
9enfranfDsitn ermisisn, lit wjs 9sm6bnlitb BORT
rein upo unserfdlfbt Su Daben.-@bsnfaa6 oaS
PUEVES NEERABIEHS,
elm bewdDrtsS Soeilmttsl fir Setter, SercfuIa
't. &C. - @bsnfaaS cine unfeblbare Sur fur
Die peils.
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-06-04
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Sront uno Slpel buncsrt fisbsn;i9 Sub tisf an
Der CUB 7tsn Strase, ndcbif beim Disii9en Gis
lsnbabns9epct 9ele9en, uno an pa5 QSaibn9:
ton SoauS SQcteI 9rsnSsnc, miro BON ben llntsrs
lbrsbsn sum pripat 8erfauf anaebctsn, 2luf
osrlslbsn befnbst iitb Elm 9rdumi9 3vwA
SWsllf6fi9es badifeinsneS 9SobnbauS f::::::::IA
NIT on9ebautsr &ibe, Seller untsr iissk
cemislbsn &c. Der YIae 1T feDr gut fz1szzzss--s's
9eei9nst gum Setrieb ir9eno zines @sIbdfts.
Simon Scyfert
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-06-04
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riettt burb bic @onltabsls bet perIebiez
benen 9aunfbips nnb Staote in rergauns
tp Seyts, tei Den SanuarsSisuusen 1874
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-06-04
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en:5dncler, ncrc6Itlihe gfe per psnu
nnp 4trn 9trabe Gernant's wirtbss
baue 9e9enhter,
bat einen src6en Scrratb Don papier fit
1t mb dnae. Stbliebt Slau uno Srin;
SIumses bon alien Sortcn, nsldse er beim
@tlf ccer tel Der Darb pcblfeil gum 9fr'
fauf aubletet.
Neabln9, Olai 2l. SIN.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-06-04
2ln Ole freien uno unobbonsisen er
wabIer BON Serfs Gaunty.

2n Ole freien uno unobbongisen erz
pabIer Don Serfs Gaunty.
Sreunpe nno Olitbirser:
9ie iebr libcraIe ltntcrs
ititBnns, bic icb bel ber lcsten Stbcrlfss
lBabl pru eub erbielt, mid auf rsu Scs
ricbt IeBeno, nub Die pleleu Idbmeltbelbaften
SepeiIe ole ieb ieitpem erbalten baben MIDI
rpieoer peranlabt cir ganbiaat su fein fir pas
g cb eriffss 2l III t,
Don Scrts ganntp, bel Der berannabenDen
Babl in nabitcn October, uno erlutbe Cub
eaber acbtunasppl um Cure Stlmmen unp
euren elnfuB. SIN Sail meln2r grrpdb
lung pcriprcebe tb Die NIT Dem lmts pertuh.
benen 9fltbtcn mpartcillcb uno su gurer
pcIlcn 3nfriecenbeit su erfhllsn. SIr Die liz
bcrale ltnterifilsuna Die itb bon gub bel ei:
ner frhbern Babl erbielt. srltatts ieb mcincn
anfricbtiacn 9ant, uno ib beae bic Soft:
nnna, oab Sbr midi bei Der ndcbiten 5srbit:
2Sabl nltbt per9etn iperbet.
guer seborfamcr 9icntr,
george 6ernant.
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-06-04
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ansubisten, uno id sriutbs gub frsunbfbaft,
lib um Cure &tmmsn unb llntsritusun9 i'm
Nassmsinsn, uno i'm Sal ib 70 eIidlitb isin
folts unb Sbr MIDI erwdblen folItst, psrIprebe
ib bic Yt1ibkn bss 9lmtsS 9strsulib uno su
@ursr poaisen 3ufriecsnbeit aussuibsn.
Sb psrbleibs init ssbubrsn6er Qtbtuna,
@uer Sreunb unb srasbsnifer 9iensr,
Jacob .. Barnet.
Meabin9, SUM 4. b0S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08
VAN BUREN,, ARKS SATURDAY, JUNE g. 1914
taonGE \. CLARKE, Editor and FOprieteE
E7F7 PjBtlsHED WEEKLY,
Agents Tor the Ark,A ,Asas fnteliigencer.

Ageats for the ArkI I6sas fntelligencer.
A. Harris, and M. ydval, Fort Gibson. :
J. Soearsan Z. piano, Park Hill, g. Nation
l. Strain, Fayetsville, Ark.
Sam. Newtoo Boonsborough, Ark. =
Rev r Jone.7 Cherokee p. o. Oh. Nation.
Post Masts, kedron.
PIP. pitr0iynn. Engletown Choctaw Nation.
Chm rIes johnson, Fort Washita.
SIoa1 Love, Chickasaw District.
r. .M. Jones, Boggy Depot. 1s
O. G. Gooding. Fort Towson. ~
D. Folsom, and John Penn, Doaksville.
,Wm. Riddle and j. B. Luce, Choc. Agency.
General w. Duval, Natural Dam. ta
w II q M Mayors, Fort Smith.
Gen. Samuel Adams, CiarksyiIle. tsts7 y
J. w. Sterling. and Post Master, Little Rock.
Post Master, Pleasant HILL.
E. B. Alston, Spadra. ss.203 1'ls
Thomas Powers, CInrksviile.
Thomas A. Howell, Norristown. q
S. NJ. Hays, Dover.
DR.. James N. Floyd, Danville.
II. H. Hygings, p. M. Lowisburg. .z
Col. Sherman, Rock Row. t -.
Clarke & Carrol, Belmont, Miss.
Fitzpatrick g. Morrill,, Holly Springs, Miss.
Walton g. Sheafe. New Orleans.
VIM. Wilson, Spencer Academy. .rz.
Post Master. Bentonville. se#
w. C. Mitchell, Carrolton. a@sa.
Col. JAS Logan, Boonville.
Rob't Motif, franklin Co.
DIR. W. Cray. Horsehead.
Tho's A Howell, Norristown r
Post Mister. Lcwisburg.
Gen. San. Mitchell, Post Of Ark's. 900 a.
j. N. armstrong, Nashville, Ten. -
II, s. wilson, Huntsyillc. Ark.
Postmaster, Sylvia.
J. G.. 1tman, Sweet Home.
c. Pekins and Dr.-W. N. Anderson, Geek
Agefy. e..
Chaos Mc'LelIand, Evansville.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08

i jf'ar to say Yes.-Brevty has been said 70 be
ssul Of wit, and has been repeated so often that
Il Saer il be true not in all cases, it has GER
lSh.v come to be established as fact.
4 "A entleman, whose attachment for lady had
in his youth, and though the fu6lment
Y H. loves young Dream was a contamination
u aost)y to bsgwshed, informed the fair one by
k,Ieiiof his wishes, praying for an early answer.
she lint him the followin reply. So. s.
dear A.--As Miranda saia ~ Ferdinand,
niz your wife il you will marry me. Ever
yssf1 &c.
i gs1Htt words could be more to the purpose -
f9bfyweIs all the lover wanted. who when he
ts49ve her Ibis hand with his heau init con-
<fs&edl candor and bfeyity we're AZ tho very
a HsI ofi lOrs'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08
Population of the United States,
10 tic Returns of the Census OF 1910.
The Apportionment

Or REPRESENTATIVES, in the U. S. Congress, based
upon the above census of lS40, was made at the
INST session of the 9th, for the 2Sth Congress
Ind Is as follows. 7 Ta4L ,afF
ISIS Ratio, 7O,GS0--2 223 Members.
The number of Electors for President and Vice
President, under this apportonment and ratio,
Nil 10 275, Of whom 1873 will be necessary for
b cLoico. -il1 aisae E-'.h'
lhafollowng .abe shows the number of Repre-
seniatives in Congress-, and the number Of Elec-
toral votes for each State 80
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08
TIE JUDICIARY.

Txrer B. Taney, of Nd, Chief Justice. 9
,j31Epl Story, of Mass, Associate ,Juitices 4
;Smiih 7s4cmpsons of My, ssrdo. tr 81
lkI1l il. Is,eN. ~ Chic. u. = do. if sa,Y y
alds ffas n DO. i T :
4 II E "a. sA H..
.:sru - y &c -
.jskx qIfsqns Ma. Aslornsy Gesurai, M II
Bsx Hkn4, Of Nd. RcporyAfi a,
1Pm.. r. CarTo1, Or WushiAe ~ City, Clerk. s'sSs'
.Aes'r Hunter, tisrss,s !. j.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08
aovEIrMENr OF ARKASsY.
4 u EXECUTIVE.
4krsL ADAt;, Governor.
~sp +. Gsr&, Secretary of State.
Etsa,l NJ CotwAy; Auditor. WV 1
k1fpc. MErIN, Treasurer.
LEGISLATIVE.'

y fr lfi AEOlSLhi " Il. ~ Ir.. Z
II SAxrel Ah9s, President of the SEP.
4 NJ i. (,LDH4M, Speaker of the Hot
TIN S.natS is composed of "a mefrs, elected
i9r fser years and tho House of members
gcteli 6r kwo years.
-1}s The legislature convenes onc3 Two years,
I'm tic Erl Monday in Novembe}
y III ~ JUDIcIARYI
In SUPREME COURT
Dsnia sPingo. Chief Justice. tog
4 Ttomas y. Lacy, Associate Juf
\ g51m. K Sebastian, !"
tSso. e. ITaikias, Attorney GFal.
EAlbcrt like, Reporter.
Luke Barber, Clerk. 3t5
CIRCUIT coUi
JUDGES. Pros'g Ahornies.
lst CIspt-J. T, Jopes. Wm. N. Stanton.
I'D Isaac N. Bakebos. w. Bocage.
Nd Thomas JohnsdA. Porter.
ath Joseph M. HodA Wilson.
stl J.J. CIendenid Geo. G. Watkins.
atkS /. John Fold, OF. Raney.
7X |" r. C. S. Brow Wm. Walker.
tae Judges of the Suprje Court nre elected
~ the Legislature, by a. lint vote Of the two
ljbuses, Tor eight wears. 1e Judges of the Cir
s|Hk Ceust are elected in manner, for four
UNITED STATES Dlflcr COURT.
ljantin johnson, Judge.
(Eaafdlsn d. Roysioa, Didict Attorney.
jiliain Field, Clerk.
lInry n. Rector, Marshall g..s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08
eovIasN ENT OF THHUN1rED STATES.
THE EXECETlvE.

I3S IsLErsf Virginia, resident.
'ttEarP. Ms vGuM, of Nc. Vice Pres Sent.
JoHs c. c DUN, Secretary of Stat
M g. Sp' cEp, e N. ", y Troasury.
NJ. WI INs, War;
Jous Mason, Navy.
WIcxLIFFE, of KY. Postmaster General.
N NsLsoS, of Nd, Attorney General.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08

II
Upon pile Of cushions. bc, i,.:..,
| so" white muslin drup,u sen,n'S -
lorn'' and her face haiesc realnsJ;i TX
ah' and 'ooaened tressos of tho E.c
~ masses upon her shoulder. 4, lst,"c.
fi' while, from time 10 finn. .-.
sigh burst from her lips. nstr =, .a'
strain 1t was still in vain. RI, - -.
no attached slaves miris,ered 10 h. ~
voted mother tended The ob;ac, - ~. ~
"Nt where mirlh and tendernos. 81 :.
s'ea their bithe music, the ma;den ,... ~" -.
,NnS. s,r,n. teariui, and brokcn.hca-,ed.
bror.ts siehce hnd become so husLed nn5 -
no,,s ..on' Mnl the slightest: sound startled ~
Ko,,..:, ~ u now seemed TO act on ,ha, er !,
sJ ' onI VINO suddenly starting Gom hor ere. {.
rowc,, on'ess position encountered lI,e
Win s,;lsL. VI hrAlinas prizes, beat full ure,
.r,.nJ .n s',9ht ex;iarnelion of SUNRISE,
roIIal ou ou .er arms 'ewsrds him, whilsL,
s;,co 81. ner iair cheek. ,he frs,
since inc defeat Of her bes. hones
,or :, -: teht towards hs sister, anf CT
nua ~ "a iis arms; bat as kornasi fell the SIR,
'T',or OF ms embrace, and the Aot tears n ~
Sea WIN her own, she started back. and r. HAl
y inquired "Ahi there mast bo xo,-,-. -
ior 70 ahect tbs thus, my brother. : n I'd
mo why am thus aione-whv have,
ca long hours communinp with NV
houshts, while my dear mother md h.
''n.ohs solace me no more "AIa,ts. .
er' replied Jowanda, shave none told -
iohe prepared thee for thy sentence, ~,
nou not that the assembled chiefs hnyo
neo 10 obstruction, and that mine, as !, .'
'Hohu, : was armed for :hc deeds Of horr, Z" Ia
! 'hy ioveliness and sorrow (Syo un..
ea"o hther, urged by tho conpcllSG
u'y = 70 my race and family, but ti,,FE
oahuon my murderous design, cursue,
'"sues mat won me TO accept the ch,
: saying, the priest disengaged a poi, -.i n,
iowgrlile, and hurled it throug, tie
Tbelhe apartment.
,rm, and Ssn started, thcn cluns tc he ff. (,
ruth flashed ohwildly in his face; b,
ng herself from itieuzzled senses 4 the /. m "A,
against the lattice oft,sesst's support, Z spin
ng voice she exclaimed: AS1rtnert,-w y.
I is very terrible; ana | mnSl j. irs,
hat, thank the gods, comes nofpl
land. Leave me, dear Jowanda. an
'hei 20" hear knmari wcsnst No -.
or doom as Rajpoo, maidon ";sf
acc." ''u0n, fof II.
he brother listened. ~ -swslzYc ~
NC purpose beam ON h.-~yv; u ~
Snaiion of fii-t~oslience stealiny6voN -
I'd e"ercome with tenderness All u
: face IN tho folds of his ampl.fcbs, ~ 7
asAip@pe appitmeut. ~
= ~ ts~f se,; "a ahe ss5 iiaf,he
- Ao1sso ih'ir 10 sagipg El<r1 Az thun
|issss' y aEsss: ;'ss
ks.ks.3 .s.nf> c.s8s
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08
Ha',,h..s

10. n ise and imp t5s~T. .s.-,s 70
nominate ! man OF doubtful politics or no Politics
n. =. ebuto
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08
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feerdi 'tiavnt w. licked her twice. s. . -
lick her again Lick her just a. easy
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08

,s.ss ss ~: ss;:
II aid 10 have received the
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08

;.a A. .f.rm hou,e isioppnne doxd xhd u strong
<rSs y.-.-f II -, M ~ .-:..-. c.ti- a I'M
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08

The chief aPartnsnl of the rawula, SO late the
scene Of joyous prepa ration. was now silent, and
deserlcd by all bat The haacss maiden who was so
lato itstrightest ornament. itisiruo, that, from
without, the sunbeans sin, played aRons the fra
bulbuls still warblcd tslr soft Ioyesnosss in the
chupa grove. and nature 4pnIed - eaill as ste
was won't to do but.snai, 0as>iq&u - nasred
all peace, all hope, all joy s}lS,sl| |e 5PliiKH
followed on his steps. u y
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08

ups Oh his priosi E1Vr siySNoI ". - -. ~.
1owanda 'eit 'Nc place, antheric' for'ha 'c
himself in prayer a, Krishna's shrin4; -,
of the council had gone s,rtb, aud his " p .
ed nothing. fo'son' IN The many sh, \
in an Eeastern harem, was SOON tried, L
system oftheir intended victim repelled d.
or acted as their antidote, and stigi0 -
maiden lived in doomed solitude; wi,.e,f .
&c mother, confined 10 a distant Cham
forth maniacal rawlings ngaints the d
her child. "
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08

! F<s fatIou, ..ess -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08

Alas alas! il was land where ul,rcy for
hapless woman found no place in the councils OF
her masters. The rival princes rofused 10 with
draw their claims, the Rama was threatened with
war of determination. and one means alone re-
maincd by which 10 save himself from dishonor
and his country from destruction and this dark
path was chosen.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08

III crimson guarded on all sides by his
'ouDa' ooheren,ss pairoed by small bands of
mefcohary so'o'ets etsat Prince Zalim, and before
the chelah, or cqential .dyiser of S,ngr,,,
Singh, whose hos to the sxtent Of some , five
thousand men. had mned I'm : e. - ,,,;lss d,s.
tant. Tho clielah; ;b,essenosrS Of San,,on -, :
a pattern Of his clas ambitious mud ;ntr;ou;no !.
treacherous TO ihose,o trusted MINI h,t &C.
ing to the dust hefohis master. A. = p, ,I,, ),
soItIier of low orgidh, f;,vor;t;sM of !. ,vran,
had raised him to th1bsition he hcA..and as ho
now stood IN MS QtA robe Of gosl brocade
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08

thee, 10 my fatber my nusnH'e {tr ner' "uo
him that fear not death, bun raii,er thank
for ending thus my sorrows. ale gave M
and has full right to reclaim il al my hars
From nv birth was marked for sacr,tce
,nnk him .hu, have iyed so los. /! gr'1
Is ,cccpt the bridegroom l.o orcains' ana po'
hcadN~ his command
SO saying. the maiden raised lho jc~cllod
and drained 'n,o il dregs; bal having 90,
fcll suddenly fro>. l,sr grasp. as a cir
rcsounded lhrougira,e harcm. and Pfa~.
rushing into the al,arin~n!, elaspec ID.
arms. "You arc savcd(sewcet- one,
.vou are saved the place - ours! s-'''
nv a, once, for tho hosts Of SangNam . -,
He paused, but as he did SO, a shritlss 3 eloa
upon his ear, and, starting back 80. h 81
upon tho fiond-iike couutcnance Of ..
who pointed exui.ingy to the falla' : :.
snatchcd it fron- -ihc g,ouni. "a, ~ "
..is lbs, thricse,,rssd hag. Gy wca q 2 p
|, thou triumph in thine internal ofh ..I..
no moro; but scizing ,he strueg inr,. NJ M
arms bore her without, and. caSs,. Hfts
+ nearest rampari; walchcdher tp'', ds y. ~
] aaon, the crashss hoaghs of .tlinl lsv .s<
. ;,,oe. 10 the bars Of the bs-~-s tn''t q 9sy~
!, I; e: 9 !; ,Fjs
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08

Hours had passed away-;bosc long
in which the heart receives no comic
every one Of which isds centrryo'
to the BRAN Oppressed with thought-y,
mari sa, with c,osed eyes, calsnly uw
doom which ~ic now prayed night spe,
rive. U<r cheek had lost It's roundness.
is G.-h. She had contemplated death
lpd sne had ceased 10 desire TO live, n,
emotion was apparent but the lcke, |.
which lowered on her cheek, whon n 90
WAS heard approaching her apartment.
APPARENT now, as q sLavo--an aged n..,
w.loa.s lxoa.asi -bndscarcely uo,ei in rLo
---ap,fcnched, b<s fa' bsr hards ,iewo.
fro1i u q ssraI fna luIline ! ior p,
Tbs \ ibsnt ~ y, hid she ,.s h 30 .,
{.ae ~, b ~ :. Gen. ..::sos 4, y Is
yesl gt jtA} i ha, <f,rrsl
AEsjS S,liD Ifqps M - tlcsf = ss her
y6s 6sai IN@ik 81 pss q 7If, an
1 sssass 3 I'll Fl z: rs f., ss
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08

minister u ssso tssS 20 ~
fy-,~-ns
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08

iytai Representatives., Electors, 275.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08

1was shrine of Kaniya, that form 4 the In.
dig Apollo which, the sun.god having taken il
VIE mirth and muslp formed his sole pursuits,
fits especial favor with the t.,adoo maidsns, who,
fin their lyric-songs, have glean.I sone Of the
rnance and poetry which hang about th legends
Jtheir compassionate and pastoral deity.
The fame itself, too, was very graceful, and well
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08

\ The rawula Of the Rama Umra was rife with
nrth and joy. The rich carpo. in tho apart
Aent of the fair konari was strewn with the cost.
y ypresentsof of her atianccd husband, and the slave
gills, who were gathered round thom, had expiat,
ed for hours their surprising Beauties nor wore
thcY yet wearied of the theme. The pearls were.
they decided, the largest ever seen. the kinkanbs
the richest and most glitterng, the sha wis the soft
est OF the Cashmere looms, the altar and goiau6
panney (rose- -water) unequaled in all Persia
Yet, while this display of female qualification was
at its height, with bright eyes beaming and sweet
lips smiling delighted approval of those gauds
which, j. is supposed, most surely win the hearts
of women. the Princess Komari knel, at her moth
ers feet, and with her fair face bent upon tho knee
of the Bai Bhye, remained iorgeful of all but her
tilial gratitude and approaching Joy.
"My chNd,' replied the Rance. in answer te
! some tcndeS words addressed to her BY komari
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29
MEDICINES.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
Richardson & Co.'S Celebrated
AMERICAN PANACE.A.
THIS Nedcne. Compounded solely from vegetable naiie


THIS NedcIr. cupounde solely from vegetable HalIrr
FIRE from aGrleruoa, H5d ~arr'n'si ire from any ns
tsn detrimental 20 henh. wz csroEeFtu iI'u .rp rn
Incs By al Individual .JTyly a-ctea Win ~ rff -.
i'RDF-lt md who iar GEder the trentIiei % ~
,0si eminent physicians ~ I'D Sia.es of sc.
vnou. TIE eas apparent hop- 81 RESTORATION 70 le
above named 1e:cine for five 'ver:S Wa rss'oeZ 20 ~ -
heava lat medicine has teen sod win uiyrrc-ehN
c-s and has neyc: Ils;s nee when z zen n ]
-. "a, To- ~ -SAIT RHEi 81 : ROFylt llGER
hTED SCR0FULA Bk'}N' III IS = ;;TGev ~ SVf
kiAGS EVIL EL9 N 81 - 4effVVSsIPEits
fII IS 'StIKVY CHR0NIC son 81 gTCHETIi
PNPLFS on THE FACE -!AIh HEianp ap Al fl ,;fRs M
CJTAN EQis D!SEASISS OF PAlSS Tfs svtPIT Ky
Or a: iiiPt' RE STATE OF TIE BLOOD ne En-. 49,
a. of ;hp ueicIne has been tssi-i u all The dsse
eaurera:ei. un Is etec:s are .''iy astonishing ~.
nr which usually produces tonic sf.ar "i ~
II a 20 .cs Il. gentle cAfh1rc. lcc-e-Nas ult sptve "
general health ofihe patient causDs a.! uicsrs.el
charge more protsly and producing m e'ietusI
oi The whole system purifying and producing. peec' -coo
Per,o. While taxing il, should refrain from me use Of az
'pgsiing e!inSs Or nsh 'F''nT T6S G. TAIAGE
y pe>;-sst opposite ne Custom Htise Ne"
Yart src 8, Il Aston 0nse 49, t'o eAa - 90 , -
corner Broadway aat Chsmter,-stfeet 10. = S
10 II! I!e.. -tr.; No. y - BoNeFJ No; ~ Il
street No ~ and 1j5 !iGfson an =, it.1n9eo-.I @ ~.
Hudson No. +F Grauts,-e, No u! aEG u
No 5 C.;aa;iGescr4e: Ncs. 81 snc - W. -
Ca1a.-s;reet- -. r,,., .,. -, ,y..r-v.
streets and VIM Bia-rove Sjure's Bullt,nss cnne' W :
Low, and Aza;.c S. and y al the pF'2cpH druggists u -
IN V 8, iockrow, No. * Beaver-s' Cn;on buildings
+ w IJyn.i & Son. No. lt3 Nc N eecord-i., e-fe'e
WnoieSais Agent for Philadelphia -. =, 80.
,5caiss snd ,ss;mona, may acd O5h.a at any OF
aaCvs places - =
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29
CITY HOTEL..

CITY HOTEL.
NATTEEL, MISSISSIPPI.
~ THIS well kaowa establishment h7A u9deirore
thorough rcusr and esdy ios I- acc''n.;odt-
EiS t,ou of IFS old ff:eoi spd pStuas ]. s'uStsd 90
,5ree; the pr,aci9ai one ol businssS sna ~ st oS,
70 the lsadsoes. IL lake sni Any apSne>
s-.,dly f;yr An at,anaze other hpe n u e
.,,sndsns rre .ee ,cl with aS,,cuisr c-. and he
t,hle and no. 10 he eSee!eo by Ng o=i s' IA e
,cu;a county Tbs sueScincf 10 N hs Ing eA'
sres having conducted the * Chs> ci Ns~ 0ieIls " o
and The establishment tasvr Year a>A
ahare Of the pubic psonxs. peoEnS hrise ;ha' 'e W."
honor HIN with call khali aot tc mes Ar ro,,>r,,
H.tebeu Mis- Aug lcsh Is.& ast sa.esd
COPARTNERSIlIP.-T subscribers have thss .=y
" s.lfed with them Wrr A. l.a.ne the Dry Cooks la
porting and Joabins business
Nsw-Yerk. Aus. -. lsIi suZ7 sw.
VTe9E TEETH-A REDUCTION OF 70 PER CENT.
L 6lsets Atmosphere pressure principle sso soge
,s u SEES pas vi inserted the neaesi style. by
J, pSSKEY. Dsniia, Murray s;r-e,. neIt docs to TIC
CSsAKh Essa Mineral Tech used and warranted
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

LyIkrH i HALL, No. ! EISnkrr,eGals ssve conSEni;
r. unnard r.; eyJ,.evs assortment ol AiSlC an1 M SLA
INSTR; ;MENTS of AL kinds PIANO FOOTE'S ofctsrsts
sSy X and nAh: GUrrAHS. from ths hest Ssnsh psteTs
kr utirh they Deiu,GEs Aneicn In
sr, az sher ske and are Of yoy snIos ioHs an
hsr, sso s sa,ei p-rn an ClAAiONEIS, kENt
SUSLES SORNGrLONS. TRoNSoNsSss etc. MI OF then
kind, Of MUSICAL INST RUMENiS. N NE.S Ny SiCtecesv
~ - = iIITiY | RJtSSsSS FAMILY aSo RERclNrS MErH
oD for he PIANO; sSo tsc oRrHEuS Gl.EE BOOK. b.
fnr cocticu Q. r.os 10. rs with piSno Sceg
.nrsso a.tod and ccrn ei fr, r; German s2d -
riish suthr, hy ACSTlS PHILLIPS p--ee Gne loiaI -
81 Nerchs ns ss the Muses. eusiuity ces>1g;y. aTe y
roest.uty irvnrd TO cat -'fssl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29
MUSIC.

To the E!,,e Of Musicas Taste IN the L. States :
IJARTS-J. T. BROWNIES G. 60. from tErardl u,Sser>
If Improved PsIeut lona,- and Single ne;e Sat
London and New York. established lslo J. T. "fss ir
xae =. SIS Broadway riegant assortment ~ u"unis "r
sing, tc,un Hsrvs The br,rncy o 'tre sb'nsS 81
touch s,erancr of ni.h and ,ec; M eh.Tn {" tass tp
render hem unecap pe and Obtain them the ms Snatsu
and Aross,ols pstrasse n Eur pe an ihis cSunuy ne
e- -cn..f, c:c1 the pncipcs {" ae ce'eSryeS "u
Nth ali me modern improvements of llon an PaE,s
Wxlsn.td bear the test euts aud a. turesr p'ss
Ila repaired and iur hre Stnng Instruction bc.ss MI
Sc e.. J. +. BROWNE, SaBatciGrer
Ma S5 BrSdNav, and
auls Sns No. 81, Charsers-steet y. \.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

.-xrxs PIANO FORTE EMANUYACrUSY .-'!S<
Suss;'ibe'. aIS noS nn.sa'ns an entirsy new
~ Stpsror IN tone tu any m use, Snr 10 SsSp u
fnc much cnsc ,ae aprovcrcu consists IN sisp rane
rcuEsr IN construction every objection heretofore
cste by e uf elshc plates n inGIins ine ice tr
tpor and Purchasers are nvcJ 10 s1sriinsoa OF te
iaS- GLENN ROGERS & Co.
iyH ls2 Eutor>rssi. Esss SIDE. Broadway