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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-19

DissOlutiOn. NJ
ME co-partnership existing under the firm
i Of Bndgman Brothers, ceased on the Sd
day Of June, by mutual consent.
All business of the late firm remains in the
hands Of F. Bridgman, who is duly authorized to
settle the same.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-19
Groceries.

GUGAR, coffee, tea, molasses, tobacco, salt,
~ pepper, alspice, &C., for sale Wholesale or
retail, OF exchanged for country produce, BY
,7 J. g. LAUMAN,
sept Is ~ Water below Jefferson 81.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-19
AdministralOr,e Notice,

AUAHutIASt HtOE1B NOlICcs
NOTICE is hereby given, that the UNDER
IN signed has taken out letters Of administra-
ton on the estate Of John Porter, deceased, late
Of Danville township, Des Moipes county. All
persons indebted to said estate are hereby noti-
fed to make immediate payment to the under
signed, and all persons having claims against
said estate are requested to present the same to
the undersigned, or to the Court Of Probate for
Des Moines county within nine months from this
date. e. w. DAVIS, Admir-.
sept 70 ,44-4t We g
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-19

AU0HImHBsEdtUTB NUtIC0S
NOTICE is hereby given to all whom IL may
IN concern, that will on Monday, the 2lst
day Of October next, present petition to the
Court of Probate in and for the COUNTY Of Des
estate belonging to the estate of BENJAMIN r.
Wood, deceased, in the Territory Of Iowa, the
personal property not being sufficient TO pay his
Just debts. HENRY WOOD, Admir-.
oct ,44-3t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-19
WINDOW Glass.

4 LII sizes Wheeling glass, superior article,
~ on hand and for sale wholesale and retail.
oct 5,44 WIN. GARRETT + Co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-19

/ New Pork and Reef Packing
49, House. -
TINE sabrc~Fb,r = hrving erected a large and
y c'n'm..eiinus Packing House adjoining their
Slaughter Hone. are pfeps ed 10 Slaughter and
and on the most reasouabie ter rms. q
From our iodg experience ia the business those
entrns,,ng US with their Beef Pork cru +. st
assn'ei tn Il will be put up In the hes, man.
n.r aud Tor aay market that may be Repaired.
Barrels and Salt furnished il required
N IL. Liberal cash advances mate on Pork
packed By ". a = T.. d. RAND a e..
OCT IS a. -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-19

/ REMAININGin ths Rok Oaicest Bur-
Engton; Iowa, O the frst day 81 on.
1874; which n net taken cut before tie
ffst da5 of January nsxt will Be- sent 10
the Post OAEoe Dspartnent = dead letters.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-19

s4'f tFts ass1a sists tI HsS s-Ng&8 S6 AEs
gfa-l Ha iaAsA aaiala Il ~ ..ae
~@x1k Yz.Asdk A. ~ g94t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-19
LIST or LETTERS

II EMAINING in the Post Office IN
- Fairfield, on the 3Oth Of Sept. 1914;
which, If not taken out before the first Of
January next will be sent to the Post Office
Department as dead letters.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-19

window Sash. s#H
AOnn LIGHTS s BY 10 and 10 BY II
lAOO Window Sash for sale, by
NAV IL IA COPP & PARSONS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-19
Bacon.

Two THOUSAND superior Han. for sale BY
= june Is ~ FIG PEASLEY.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-19

q 7.sE-97s7 e9|7E9Hg WI FEE87T nv 79TE -
aa Il ra ata asl s@a sslssfA8
7a ,iess 4oN ascl .gsy .a8a scots
sSAsI III - 49, - : -a2
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-19

A word to the Ladfea.
have just opened beautiful assortment Of
L artificial flowers, jet ornaments, perfumerv,
&c. J. G. LAUMAN
oct 5 "a Water, below Jefferson st.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-19

2 a T.s WF9g4NE ,'998s 70 rs 7F8sls 8al'sfs
"a bssas8.4e 7c Nsss, Iiss sd .sIis -s,
gtykS "a, 81 assfss 80 'ss !!
tsss5a N sssssS 'Fsx - hlss
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-19

II'HE subscriber have Just rsesivsd u ~
rslesmG Osrsey, . pad q atAeis nsW FL !
sleek, consisting or blue.black md 5tesl nixed
s.ttinets; Kentucky jeans, NY ekslp, pilot
cloths, fanaels, linseys, CAnt61 lanneis. white.
ane colored prints, new and beautiful seyiGi ~
Paeeas plain md figured, Ane Irish linenS, INT
snawis; &c. Also, large and splsndid asssrt-
lDI@EC AVID SlDwHHa. +
Otter, SEA- and musk caps, q assortnsst e.
cloth caps ind children's velvet eaps. nv i
and beautiful article, al Of which VIII IS eol6
extremely low, Wholesale or retail 4
!. The subscribers have made such srrsaesmentsr
IN the East will euable them 70 keep eSnst1nt-.
" on band, well selected stock Of rood az Z
every description, which they are prepnr ~ ~,
sell wholesale at 81. Louis prices. Ccunirv
merchants are invited to call before puycidasin4
elsewhere
M wanted. Bf
wheat, fax seed, dry hides and hee.v,x. ~ ri a
which the highest price will be given. ~ fspa
septS ~ w. +. COOLBAUGHA c..
Prairie Team Wantea: q Taasl
I IokEoi heavy, we'll framed xeskiaj =
fes i. BRfpaMAN BRoraEks = :
FOR SALE. F7i
!>HE undivided half Part " the tsv.r<-
ss'aa NJ present occupied By J. T.. Fletker,
r 'r': 4, ""sA 'F' '.'. I sraI;,s e ,risa
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-19

a large and Spls ndid assortment Of oil
~ kinds Of winter shawis, on hand and for sale
cheap. wholesale or retail, by
oct "a VIM. GARRETT Co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-19
Beware Of Cold Damp Feet.

have just opened two cases gum elastic shoes
Il and over shoes for ladies and gentlemen, as
sorted sizes and qualities, which will sell cheap
for cash or produce. j. G. LAUMAN. Is
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-19

7 Stq4Ss sele aad sppss leAaher. in ssore
SAD for Bale low.by w N. DEvOE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-19
To Rents

taM rt To lleMts tt
q FRAME STORE HOUSES. on the corner Of
~ Main and jefferson streets, Enquire Of
octS44 POSTLEWAIT & CREEGAN.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-19

ron SALE.

I>Hk undivided one hslf rars of III. ,.v.,.< /.
> ss'na " rresen, occupied b, }. e.. Flether.
~ terms. winch sre hUs ral, eaquire Of y.
t".tfh ~. GRIMES a STARR
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-19

Buffalo Robes.
BILE splendid buffalo robes. extra size
aust received and for sale, by
oct ~ ~ J. G. LAUktAN.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-19

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
NHE dwelling house now occupied by J. G..
l. Foot on Main-st. A connections build.
ing and pleasantly situated. Enquire Of
oct 10, GRIMES & STARR
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-19

WE will let for number of years part Of
w Lot No. 1877, Immediately south Of the
new Market House. The lot is eligibly situated
Tor stores and business houses. Enquire Of
sept % IA GRIMES & STARR
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-19

u TO LET.
VI>HE Office Immediately south and adjoining
I the store of ]. s. Schramm on Maiae-st, Is
for rent. oct 10, GRIMES 4 STARR.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-19
BAR Iron .
IA ministrator,s Sale.

IUNIATA iron, in store and for sale, BY
u oct 5 ,44 VIM. GARRETT & Co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-19

Leather.
2Ekn LBS. sedsand oak tanned sole
eOON leather, IS lbs. upper leather /
acs fine k'ps, just received per steamer 81.
.Sro.z, and ior sale cheapt Il IT, new store On
Water, below Jsfenon sireet. -
oct y - J. G. LAUMAN.
salt, Bdolasses and Whiskey,
10k SACKS ground alum salt. 3 ID fne
- ~ salt, 70 bis. N. O. Molasses 10 do SUI
gar house do; 10 bis. Patterson,s ihcinnafi
whiskey, just received per steamer Ohio, and
for sale at J.G. LAIN ANS
Get ~ ~ Water street.
just Received.
ELAX SEED Oil and White Lead, fot sale
L at the new store on Water, below Jefer-
son st. Coct 10 '441 J.G. LAUMAN.
Vinegar.
n BBLS. Vinegar just received per steamer
81 Croix, and for sale ny
oct - pa ]. G. HUMAN.
- f. : E r
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-19
DE@ES AMID SlDWUSa

wheat, fax seed, dry hides and heeswax. ri
which The highest price will be given. ~
septsS ~ w. +. COOLBAUCHAC ca
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-19

Blankets.
Mackinaw and Rose Blank
w cts, Just received and for sale cheap, by
VIM. GARRETT & Co,
oct 5 ~ sign of Great Western.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-11
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
Correspondence Of the Hemld.l
WAsurNcroS Nav Qth

WASHINGTON, May 9th, 1874.
had some difficulty in ascertaining what was
done yesterday in Executive Session The reluc-
lance OF Senators disclose their doings led me TO
suspect that Mr.. Tappan's case had been under &C.
we're consideration. On pushing my enquiries fur
ther satisfied myself that his case is likely to be
kindly dealt with, and on the following grounds:
II is well known that Benton and Tappan are ex-
tremely intimate, and that strong feeling of poll
teal sympathy, kindness, fellowship and conf
dence exits between them. II is also well known
that they both 60 their death against the treaty Of
nexation, and against Calhoun. II is also known
that as soon as they became acquainted with the
contents of. the treaty, and especially OF the ac-
companying documents and correspondence, they
came to the conclusion, mainly on the ground OF
the issue OF slavery raised In them, as they say by
Calhoun-that the treaty and documents would
operate uniavorably to Mr.. Calhoun, whenever
they should be made public, and also unfavorably
TO the passage OF the treaty. On this subject the1
opinions were freely expressed, and the subsequent
course OF the Globe Is corroborative evidence.
IL, therefore, they were correct in their concu-
SION. and The publication OF the treaty would oper-
ate against It's passage and against Mr.. Calhoun, it
sufficiently accounts for Mr. Tappan's motive in
dlvuging it, as II would produce results which he
| and Mr. Benton wished to see accomplished.
| And II also accounts for the kindly view which ia
| taken OF the subject by the wings of the Senate
who will most undoubtedly cooperate with the
| Democrats IN measures likely to operate either
against the Treaty or against Mr.. Calhoun
THIS Is full and, believe, fair disclosure of
the secret motives and proceedings relative to this
whole affair The probability is that nothing will
be done, but the whole quietly dropped.
No news to-day II is reported that Clay will
leave on Saturday next. S.B.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-11

Ships Moutauk, tnew) NcM chaeis Canton, WIN whet
mor; Montreal, J,o' er Lord - GiswoId Newark Mer
wiz. Savannah, Dnnnam & Di on: Oh risston, Blown
Charle'to Ge Buikes Barque Chusan Je kns, tanr.
Newbold Il truft -prss Gnre, Lee Mot 20 Bay. Ia w
K wiz; D,aube Beny Jqhns. NJ rhls Wi, NETT Echo
freeman, Liverpool. Ms Bar lay vpgston Sch Julls
Teisir burns. Dsmerirs Mitchell; VI Nahone Nc.
Lazy hiiu CharI stou McCresdy Co; Eirect Briag
Bait, orr N Br,ug,; ian Wooster, pgdca. Philadelphia
J McKee, w Smith. Jarvis. New London.
Arrived.
Ship Desdeu snq, Child, from liverpool March 25 with
mdse. {, John Herein n--2tt stfersge Passengers
Brig Fr,ncss Lord, Brown, 52 vs. ON Cpe Pamas West
Africa, with ivoy, sc to NcCIackes Livingston, Lei
Edw Burl'y, Burke Of Boston y lied Me CHI H. L sh,p
Dcstur. Ccpt Abbot for win ward hague Palsnr, Li
e Boston Cola Coast u brig ro poise was a. sh
Town March 49, surveying. No Of fever board ehef
vessel Two ,eamen fr brs Porpose cams passenger
IN The FIapcss Lord.
BrR Cheney Brsgdon "a DAYS from st MARKS with
to9, 70 Nesmith Walsh.
Schr Geo Washington, Newell % days from franklin La
win 10 hhds molisses 10 ID Sayre
Schr Asric, Pa nell DAYS itom Wimir eton, NC with
naval storsS, to N L. McCrsady T. Co,
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RAYMOND Il WEEKS
q X Il ND NE " H E RE,

CORNER OF EIGHTH STREET AND BOWERY.
MESSRS RAYMOND & WEEKS respectfully norm
l the citizens Of New York who so reri lily
their splendid and oy'aei exhibition Of Wild snimals lat
seaso that tAy i'll th- Caravan Satud
morapg IN this cv. and whic wbe locat most com
nodcus Of Ephh and bowery access
HE By riHusses stages &c aud walk II
the central psrts Of he city, Grand Procession will be
formed ocloci III Hudson through Abnp Square
do Bleecterto the Bow cry off Grand Broad
war from thence t. Peap oceed to Wall ard
Of Animal, (nach iucn,ssd in numbers since last
Will he exhibited turdav for the fist n,e
the PERIODS Of future viii be Geal in Monday
Every precaut TOR pc sona salty will be strictly
Wended TO The .le viii appear The procession,
rying he Main en nd Of the omosny. milo 2,s
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At this rate the total receipts. for the year will reac
nearly 5000 0O0 sufficient to pay the interest
the debt and pay handsome dividend to the stock
holders
The Tariff bill from the Committee of WAYS and
Means having been under debate for days
tho House Wednesday proceeded to take the
the various amendments offered, which divided as
follows IT,
To make the duty these manufactures 25 per cent
carried by vote of IS to 65
To increase the duty silks comprehendng all
silks In tine gum whether in hanks, reels, otherwise
from lai to 30 per cent carried by vote of "a to
The proposition reduce the duty on all goods to 25
per cent after September s45 disposed OF by teers
Thecommise were divided twice by tellers Upon the
first division the vote 81 to ST. and upon the second
10 o64
new section added to the original bill-rropo-
sing duty OF % per cent great number of articles
by vote OF 81 to ~.
Anew tariff bill will probablypass the House this
son varying materially from the present act and the
proposed b. Mr. Mckay from the Committee of Ways and
Means butwe fear its fate the Senate. All parties
agree that the present oct many faults and that
some sers,ion demanded for the advancement of al,
Interests. The late commercial treaty with the German
confederation. will undoubtedly have a favorable in
huence upon legislators of this country in the formation
o. new scale Of duties The proposi,ian to reduce the
u"y on all articles to twenty per cent after Septem
per 1870 may be considered decisive Of the opinion 81
the House and favorable to the adoption of
hoer'l pocy In the regulation Of our commercial sys-
TENS 'a ever before has been mared The change that
a'e" yeafs mas worked in the public mind in relation
the ehect ana influence of the tariff on the industry
every nation is so great that future legislation on this
feature OF governments must tend more TO mutual rec
procity and to modification of duties throughout the
world that will advance commercial intercourse and ma
ons prosperity more rapidly than has ever before been
experienced It has, heretofore been considered as an in
conrovertbs TACT that national interest could
unless was directly protected by government bv the
establishment Of prohpitory scale of duties This inn
preston has very recently been disapproved and corn
mercal nations drawing to each other bv m
;ual ccncessions and the adoption Of liberal tariffs
A commencement has been made by MIR Wheaton in his
important treaty with the Zoverein Other treaties of a
similar nature will undoubtedly be proposed The
movements of MIR Cushing and the Chinese government,
in relation to the formation of treaty between the two
governments, are yet very little known Great ankle
~ expressed to know the results of his negotiations
On immense trade depends upon his success.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-11
View Stock Exchange.
State OF Trade.

ASHES Pots continue in fair demand at 81 3lt pearls
rather inactive We quote 81 933
BeEswAx-Prime yellow northern sells as fast as it
rves, at 80 a 30ic
CorToN-There more disposition shown TO execute
orders to day the part Of exporters and about o0t
bales taken at a slight decline he lower grades
Freighs frm and rather brisk, l6d for square
and ID for round.
FLouR-Prices by means firm Genesee sells a
81 Is. Other brands as low.
HAY The receipts down the river continue large. We
quote Gales for shipment and consumption at 80 36c
Prime qualities command S7A 4Uc.
SALT is sill very little doing in this article
Ashton's would command 81 Az a l 52l.
WHsKsy-Drudge casks are held at pc. Prison bar
rels very inactive and will only command % 23tc
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Passengers Arrived.
r MARKs- Brig Ii Cheney--O T. MrB,a, e,

Agvsssf tS1tsUs'
LvERPOoL-Ship De,demona--31 bsr iro- n AS.I-2,
cs Saad rstn-i ek II Jr sop halls reon Br.n-
10 b II Il -, - I'd Gillian x co-ic,k A .-w, oir
- eu ,ssd 4 'ohp'osL2 Owsa- e. tnch7 Is
II Shields 400 Bruce Thompso ga CIV RNlumlorf
20 last salt 7oo New ole CJuft-ar no, II AID
COS Belknap WyksH-3 ,ron " co- 3, Hasb ~
AZ s,r9-lo Wine ~ s.rrestS No. -6'bes 2cs.,,,
cks w flarrs-2G0 hamper 9l.5 n
30 tka So ton iron $50 nails 20 ck, sx.ts - ode
CARE PALMAs- Brig F'aoces Lo,d-ms US % H.
pn oil 1850 los iyor b. old NJ, 20 kn Livus
stoA-0 tnn. God ca ks pal oil A fisk-2
serves Lane Sanford
domestic ImpOrtatIOps
ST MARKs-Drig Il Chenry-300 bales toir,u Vel Co
Apder on-53 lay OF hich-16 Center cola me oy
Tapp n-47 ~ order.
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Married,

On Thursday evening, 9th inst Wy the Rev DR. Brown
ley, OF the Presbyterian Church, Mr. MICHAEL QuNLAN.
of Thomas Qunlan Esq Pos'ma General Urling-
ford, and of the firm Of Fred'k l.. Talcou Co. cotton
brokers, to Miss MaNALLy of Block Buildings o. Kill
kenny Journal will please copy
On Thursday, 9th inst. a. Fordham Weschester coun-
ty, by the Rev. Peter J. Van Peit, D. JoHn HAsKIr
OF New York. to Miss JANE VALENTINE, daughter Of Peter
Valentine, Esq. Of the former place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-11
Proyision Market.

sameness prevails in our different markets. At this
season OF the there is great variety of meats
any very extraordinary beef Some fine lamb has beef
exhibited during the week. Poultry continues scarce
Fish is plenty Salmon is more reasonable Good and
large shad sell at 2s EACH The far has very
light
Vegetables are plenty, and the cry of radishes" is
heard in every street Green peas from the south, sell
q 81 the hall peck-not very good Strawberries and
May Duke cherries in the Cincinnati market the
frsf0 r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-11
The skies bright. our hats are light,
10 b iitinorc the VIII Is unite;
Well set our songs o good old tunes,
For there - inusc IN these - oons ~
LUCINA CORDIAL,
AZ Viva NoltDlh|,
OR THE
E l. | X IR OF OV +

ELIXIR OF LOVE.
u. oldea time sm nR the VS..
vhst man f, ;srfnd wife q q; g DOSE,
NJ children bo e 20 bis. his home.
Athlete 'hus the Ro marion
rial I'd to Luc ne. the md ties "a ron;
Ely tan NV s, in s. oh a crisis,
A,rd even uow The meek Hinloo-
W nm IS her 81 he and ten de r, too
Ifch.ldls.s Twelve months ir,r her bridal.
AVID w,ta III, baud g. in acce.ts Wild,
Ie mons ',rsmah fors ehij
Enr we she knows l. I'VE shuns to bless
The nindoo bed Of oaireuuess.
So mich fer love in DAYS by gore.
snd savage custom in own;
But s We en SOW, d IS Love communion
70, of tnr, eonjugal le'ict,.
y ,hS' d s.n b.d-ayt e'ea ~ rHs city
Ihe moaps. ncirsSe aud mu tnly."
" IN 'Loye's rixt" Tor h fr end,
IN Gu dieis ies Tfpiains- end.
Blu, not the prnc,e i've 20 er
Al NY, Is mis- h, KITS GCw,r.
Co sumrt,o > lis IL will pre-ent
" ith igor el u. the imro ept;
ruipfsss size. whatc'er ts i-tg,
truptions e toe ,kio il ,ses
~ h;o Sr@ m "a !. bit IA %, ta grace.
From Flaor Aitus itreietrs h-r,
Her fair az fragile form is heir TO-
= he.e e but TRUTHS, Who calls them fiction
shall haze stern proof n con addiction.
Letefs-ail forms OF ctts'titio.-
From the Swans OF every nation;
With grateful m ssivss f,om all quarters,
Ie ned by Disease and Quackery's mrryn.
Thousands who lay, with hpttering breath,
Almost itmn the jaws Of death;
Now in tier nightly prnyers repeat
Thanks to LIES sriena in Nassau street,
And sonnet me, name the very numhe--
Nine.yIwO N,.saa"--even in their slumbeY-
Or. Gr'amipg Of Discsses ordeal,
Cry out for the Lucia Cordial I"
ersons orderrg this licne from the country by send
'mitance can have boxed AND any part of
u n rice 50 per bottle or S2i Also, for sale
SO Norm SIKH street. Philad, lphia. mil i'm y e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-11

- LADI s. ERSNcH sHOES-At d. MIL.
49, LtRa. H2 Canal st -Lad"s Fren Morocc" and
Kid Slopes an Buskns, nd 10 shIlluRs per
Cater OTIS at l6 aud 3D. aud made order 20 st
eq1a t. any IN TIE c,ty second quality uadreAssd Moccco
Slippers aud Tye LAO Toilet 81 ppers shilling, and Blu
kms sh,lmgs par Miss. sod Child n's Boots snd
Of Ill bnds and prices dies who Isb good shoes
mo prices pre,e buying shoes al the Chap
oh ~-arest 10 tn, ead) ~ please call and *
sIn,ne for themselves, vt J. MlLLEk'S
Ca nj It, teween Th0mpsona d Su Ivan
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Died,

On Thursday afternoon, oth inst. ALrREp A. SMITH,
Esq late Comptroller OF the city of New York
The relatives and friends the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral afternoon at half
past o'clock from his late residence 276 Madison street.
without further inv itation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-11

AmENiCAN MU$rOm
AN ID PERPETuAl. FAIR
Corner Of Broadway and Ann street.
Opposite the Astor House
SUCCESS
GRAND PERFORMANCES
A. halfpast O'Clock afternoon, AID every evening
The GIANT AND GIANTEss! the tive greatest won.
d.rs Of the be from 10 o'clock till from
I'll hal -,ast S, and from till TO-
The IN amy announce for
week only, with the ORPHAN FAMILY! Of five persons.
all mu ica' of he first cl4.s
Mr. WINt HE'LL the inimtable Dollsrist MIR WIN
COLE, the Contention Mr.. LYNCH LA PETITE
CEeiTO; tn 900; BILLY; and Others.
A Beautiful Collection Of Wax Figures.
The O!PsFY QUEEN the Fortune Teller may he private
~ cons. .lted at ali hours Of the day ana evening
Tickets 2J cantschildren I3 Twen
thyr extrs for private consultations with the lpse,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-11
PhiIadelphla Cattle Market.

MAYs-oHerngs this week consist Of 300 head Of beef
cattle mostly Ohio and Kentucky including taken
New York $50 and calves 400 hogs and 200 sheep
Prices of beeves ranged from S4B to Sc for
good quality and few prime at S8f the 100
all sold Cows and calves sold at SIS S33 in quail.
IT, Hogs-Dull at 81 SAL the 100 lbs Sheen brought
sig say each for common TO prime Hay-Demand fall
en- oil and prices declined sales Of good Timothy so
7oc the cw We note sales OF pressed for shipment at
Csc y Straw is brisk at 81 $50 the 100 bdls.