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Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-06

Pohe-stalks.-The wings begin to be horror.
struck at the democrats for using Poke-stalks as
enbiems Of their party. They pronounce it a
nauscous reed. No doubt it is to them, they
will have administered to them enough of :his
weed at the election 10 make them sick at the sto
mach during the balance Of Cay's ife.rime.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-06
HUNTSVILLE, Ark, June 2Stb.

HUNTSVILLE, Ark, June 2Sth, 1884,
DEAR CLARKE:-Dr. Chapman is in town a,
this time. He takes well. No chance for Byrd
nor Gibson either, we are all Democ ratio in these
dlggngs. Huzza! it is for Polk and Dernoc racy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-06

An immense meeting of tho Demo-
York was hold in the Park on Tuex
to hear the report of the Delegates ID
al Convention, and ratify tho nominal
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-06

The Celsbra'ion.-Our citizens demonstrated
their patriotic feelings on the late "4th'' in vari.
ous ways. An extensive barbecue was given by
our fellow citizens of the county. At which at.
tended some tro three hundred persons, among
whom were large number of our own citizens
We understand that il went off admirably, when
nothing save feelings of social harmony prevail.
ed. @Ga
At night Ball was given in Mr.. Wilson's spa.
cious building, in this place, where were assem-.
bled, the beauty and chivalry of Crawford. The
rooms were spacious, tho music excellent and the
company joyous. How changed the scene in
few short yeas, orr county can now vie with
any in tho State Or in any other State, in her
display of polish and refinement.
The citizens feel indebted to the kindness of
Lieut.. Beger, Tor the permission which he ex ten.
ded TO portion Of the fine band of the 9th Inf.
70 furnish us with music on the occasion.
Messrs. n. A. Pryor, Jacob Aash and John
Clausen are entitled to credit for their attention
in preparing ball room for the occasion; and we
an acknowledge ourselves indebted to our friend
Ian Wilson for his kindness in furnishing US the
room.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-06

Drowned.-From OH board of the Steamboa,
ARxANsAs MALI on Tuesday last near Patterson's
'shoals, AARoN, frec negro, belonging to Pitts
lalssb, who came to this place last winter on the
ExsAnf as cook.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-06

iafeu last evening until the certainty O
f'se Is as;ertained, and bail required ,
ne sum of $4,000. We learned fron
attending physicians las. evening ths7
was gradually sinking from tho
wound.
The st. Louis Revoilleo, of las. s
" Mr. N. w. Low, when our papsl .
last evening, remained in the san
state"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-06

whehis certainly beyond his deserts. 1t is the
same person who was so incensed at our hosting
political colors, that he could not give his hum-
bic support to political paper, although he was
at the same time, actively engaged aiding in the
establishment Of one IA whig) in this place.
a feat for the. Wigs of Crawford.. well
might a BLACKSMITH attempt to mend a
watch, as farmer to legislate. What mischiefs
are sure to be enacted, when man born TO nothing
but a plough tail, takes to LEGlSLATING."-
Boston Courier--a aohig paper.
Well have the wings Of Crawford followed out
the above text
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

Section nineteenth provides that OF ife penalties
eorer The other to the United States, TO be received
hy Ibe Pos, Master General and accounted for as
~ .,y ,be funds uf the Department, and the infrac
lions NAV be prosecuted before judicial officer. Of
the United States or the several States and ler;o-
shaving jurisdiction thereof, ,. - p, N.,s,
Section twentieth provides thai me fost Ma. .t
Io,sest bidder taking security for due Performance
Of the contracts-requiring only thai the mail be
transmitted certainly end rapidly. No new con
tractor sh. be forced 10 purchase The stock OF the
nsrson he supersedes and that the advertising OF all
et;ers and papers uncalled for be given TO the edit
tor of the journal in the nelghborhooi having 'he
largest circulation, provided he be willing 10 per
form it at price not greater than that no' Sed by
law-and that the Post Master shall decide upon
due evidence on all disputes arising relative TO TINS
matter
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several causes

These authentic tables are deserving OF more
than a passing scrutiny. The number OF REGULAR
paupers from intemperance is 6,435-or A per
cent. Of the whole The number from debauch-
erv is 653-or about per cent. Combining
these two classes Of persons reduced to PanpeIisn
by kin VICES and we have 1903 out OF l3,ooo-
OF about - per cent.-that Is, more tadH oaf-hag
OF all the pauperism in the State arises ifon H.
temperance and debaachcry.
If the same returns could be extended to every
case of pauperlsm-irom the present data 1t is
not improbable to suppose that Ike proportion
would still exist Applying this principle, let US
see what will be the result.
In l643, the whole expense Of pauPers relieved
by puslic charity in the State OF Newly oEk, was
$3.50, 667 -.
As the above facts have shown that inte'npef.
ance and debauchcry constitute 81 per cent. Of
the paupcrisn it is clear that for these two wees
the people have paid in the year 1913, 81 U,0uo'
The annual tax levied 10 support the victims
Of in;emperance seems also to be increasing with
the growing population Cannot this ioodgate
of expenditure be closed Will not taxpayers
unite in vigorous effort to reduce then taxes
which must be the inevitable consequence OF the
thorough and final triumph OF the Temperance
reformation These are the pecunlary results
but the moral and social results would DC infinite
" higher and nobler. The true glory OF The
Temperance cause IS, that =" it brings gladness to
eyes which fail with wakefuness and tears, and
ache for the dark house and the long sleep
ALBANY Argos.
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., p,,,ner,.,n OF Insemperance.

1t has been frequently remarked tha' ~
country ike The United States where taSsI l1n
bears SO comparatively light rPon the mana ol 10
Dor. there would be no poor, II man was glilJ
, ro t n ,nIs those impulses and check those
snoe,i,es. the qualification OF which inevitably
brings upon him and his relatives, misery dis
grace and poverty r.,
This rcmark Is made, not without cause In
looking over the late returns of the Secretary oil
State, ernbodying the special reports OF the sePeT
intendenis OF the county poor, under Inc act o.
March. 1912. which directed them to maze re-
turns of the causes OF the p.upe'ism within theiF
respective counties, we find facts oil the is' me
rest 10 those who would seek to stay the increaS-
ing tide OF paupe-ism These tables will surprise
even those who have fo' years traced the lel pro-
gress Of the Moloch OF In'emPerance'
In these special reports, the causes OF PauPe[-
ism were specified in only 1856 cases. VI THIS
number the following is the classification OF the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25
D,,,,,,c Stock E,chenre. MAY 81
Philndelnhia Caftle Mnrkst. ,Inx ,a.

Offerings at market his coas>ed 90 Ono and ~
Pennsylvania Beet Cattle @ Of which taken NYo,k
lSc Cows ana Calves. 30 Hogs and 100 sheep. There
good demand oI Beers aud about 10 head sold = e1-
tras - the 100 ih,
Hogs sold from 81 50 s the leo ~.
S?rs and CGireS-Prces ranged om SIS 80. quality.
Slcs2 were mostly taken II - "a. p-,als.
Hc;-Ihere far demand for good Tmo hy 3 S0c
the cwi few load, brought Sc more so bsle for N D.
neni sold 4; Sc; quote Is tc the 100 lbs Straw brk
q: - 81 the 100 6undles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

COTTAGES OF uSBURSr BRlcK.-Mr. Ellsworth,
Commissioner Of patents, says the experiment ei
cheap cottages of unbu.nt brick has succeeded
admirably. The cottage erected by himself at
Washington, in view of the Capitol, and which
is two stories in hight, stands web, and appears
as handsome as the best brick houses and Is
warm in Winter and cool in Summer. Some
have doubted the policv of erecting such houses
in cold climates but in Canada these buildings
have been successfully proved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

BuRGLARIrs.-Thrce or four burglaries have
been committed in this City within the last week
On Tuesday night the shoe store OF Mr." hitenouse'
in Fulton street was entered and robbed Of gaIter
boots and shoes TO the amount OF $50 Last even
ing the grocery store corner OF Hicks and Cranberry
formerly Morris's broken into and four or i've
dollars worth of pennies and box Of hgs taken
awav Another grocery store in Atlantic street,
near the South Ferry, was likewise entered, but we
have not been made acquainted with the extent Of
the depr-datons upon lis contents. tBfooklyn Star
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25
Arrived.

Bs'k Siberas. Howe, OF Bo>os I'm Apa,aeheoln :h inst
cotton ~ Sid iGr before bark Hebron. fur NYok
Ba;S CiaTs>l Perkins Perkins OF Saco Me - = I'm New
Orleans. PEN and lard. MASTER.
Schr Fioreace. Walker. OF Haowel u j. ina Eumacon
PIX, sucai 10 Benz he Forest Co Lsfi bnc Patriot Walk
ef. Tor y ork, N Us.
SchT Aan Eliza. Francis, Bos;or loewocd and cedar
Sch! Nolcuti, RYDER. Bc>;oG, ~ ooi. 20 Lewis.
Schj Florence. =, Boston. bound 20 Albany.
Scht Susan and Jane Rayner We> Wa-has Cnter
Sir Coraeha. HalIet.. BISON Endze
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25
Culture OF THE CUCl- MBER.

will state fact relative to the planting oil
cucumbers. which came under nv observation,
and which is worthy of being known. shall at
least give further trlal myself OF its reality.
though | cannot conceive there is doubt re-
naming on the subject. Last Spring d friend of
mine and myself were planting cucumbers at the
same time. l was planting mine, as is usual IN
gardens, by mixing small portion OF stable ma
nure with the earth, and raising the hill an inch
or two above the surface of the ground. Oh
serving, it, he loosely remarked, - Let me show
you how to raise cucumbers" Never having
much luck in raising them. | cheeriully agreed
with his proposition. He commenced by making
holes in the earth at the distance intended for The
hills, that would hold about peck-he then filled
them with dry leached ashes, covering the ashes
with very small quantity OF earth. The seeds
were then planted on a level with the surface OF
the ground. was willing to see the experiment,
tried, but had no expectation of any thing but q
loss CT seed, labor and soil. But imagine my as
tonishmen,, Notwithstanding drier season never
was known, and almost a universal failure OF all
garden vegetables when | behcld the vines re.
markedly thrifty, and as fine crop o. cucum-
beers as any one need wish 10 raise; and they con.
tinued TO bear for very long time unusually
50, in fact. Will no, philosophisc or mo-ahze
on this subject, but say 10 all, Try it-and instead
of throwing your ashes IN useless heap to stun.
bic over near yoar door, put them 10 their proper
use, and reap your rich reward. Ohio Farmer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25
Disasters. sc.

passenger says the New Orleans Troplc OF the 18th il
who arrived III tins city yesterday morning from Mobile
ported that the ship Governor DAVIS from that ei; bouad L
Liverpool and having board cargo OF C bales OF
ton. ashore Chandelier Islands
A lighter with cotton has from Tie brig Ozello
ashore At Rarnexat The vessel Will be got of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK. MAY -.

Cleared.
Ship, Ohio. Lyon. Lyernoo JOHNSON * 1-owien: Charles
Carroll. Smith, New London liol. Coz Swedish bark So
pine. Schui,. Trieste: brc, Tam 0San;er Thomas. Cua.
Goa. J. Foulke & Soas Wilson Fuller. Cobb Savannah.
Dunhan Dmon Majestic. True. Addison, Me Bad ger &
Peck; Historian. Dodge. Bordeaux Nesm.h s Walsh Neu-
ytss, Mcfarland Ragged lsIand schr. Tionea. B.amha
Wilmington Nc, Nesmrs Walsh Jullet,e Wosla,, Pc
tcnbure, james Hunter 3 Coz Corneia. Lag. New Bedford
barge philadelphia, Ph!alelphIa.
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Sailed.

Ships John Cummings. Savannah: Queea Victoria Nor.
leans: Courier, Rio de Janeiro Mary Ellen. Meea.
Bemea; bSs Condor. s.; CIen California Neuras: otics
Margaret, Gibraltar, diploma We; Indies, Wspanoss
Georgetown. and Others.
~ The packet ship s; Nicolas or avre will sll to day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25
WhnlerS, &C.

Ocean
Went INTO Holmes Hole, 2ls; ship BY ior. Pskhal. IN
sperm and whale oil
Bedford. 800 bbs oil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25
ms law6w JOHN RAYNOR.
Albany Argus.

n CHANCERf -'h C'rr..,. The President RnSsrt
, 1iHpany itne cooi@ss' County Bank " II. Bad
Buffalo 10 pr'ZtscG % no order Of the G0gr Of Qrel
dn'ci n- - ,iay 81 Ayu 49, notice j, hereby srz Il
the lt'rtei 10 r.Se1 tuiy aupoinei rece efts sl
ana eilscr 1fthc -aii. rne B7ns ~ Bufaio lhzhSR
l-r ai order q: February =. l-t reierrrt !.
tr.cksr, tq. ~ nc cfy Of Bu5h!. ~ the CDuru ~
Amongst other tnincS, 20 take and sta'e m account ~
demands JiHny description asain.t the sad Bank 4 bc
and Ia enable The st Master to take aGc tale s1ca ,C
nndiof the tsnerti purp>c roni.lnp ai@l by ne At
b' her accounts. clus and demand, ssu, ne tx a
Buiao - ne sad Jap cfuckef. EsH., The NAts "a
,sd reference chlf-e ~ hs oiic- tie cfT n Bgt29
the fitrent day of Angus; next. anil b=cDue paTs ~
ard default thereof. iheY -" - pre,lndef no -
nefl of the decree which si-i ~ made II the 's ssn-
any distribution winch shall - made under such oecres
IRA \. BLOSSOM, Receiver 90 the Bank Of Bg1
lASEs CRoCKER. Late Master IN ChEneery.
Buita.n. Ami Oh. lst- ap.s
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TAvERN AND FXcIsE LlcGNsE-Yoao. Z !

~ f-ftN AM fNlI~rs LII f.N> = --Nospf " ~
person venting, dealing ~. ~ retailing SIoaE 81
ou~ l.s1uors ga the City New, York.
Al persons who snail eel deal Strong Spr1s-
Quo.s except importers or DiStliier, elIg; any QDrf
ported OF distilled % t!-u quantities sboye sEt sAl
without having frst obtained License idf IHA pCpcsz
Wards IN which they severay re.lds are aet bT LAy y
each ofeFce, 10 the penalty If So aud ii case Of E
the additional punishment. By indic,meui Of fse ~ ~
sonment Tavern Emu EIcI-a Licenses VII ihe'sb,s 80
tie Mayor once City Hall between the boon >
.9c!oS., on the days presented :. olOwS Df ests s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25
,.@.-4 CHURCH BELLS AND TOHN c Y;
=. 9 l.a .llLr.c.-t... ~ ~ aAlrsel u

s-x--a CHURCH CELLS AND Tow. ~
z - = The subscriber. wfo vas axar;el y "a "a
the New-Yof. STAT. Fairs of ist2 snd ~ " 1
go best toned Church Bell ard a,2 ~ "a 81
the ne; Bell and Ir2lomz i1f IoS5 - 4
bited d: ire Par q tie iulercan Intu,e n - ss
prepared his Foundry a, West Troy. SesI,, s,
n.h Bells of rom - "a TO- 90 Js made Of NE us !. ~
Warranted 10 stand and tone to piense-isss11 "a 80.
proved Cas-, Iron Yokes with Novesbe Ar1, r. sst
demand for MS Bella tr,s b-st syldenee uIs % .tfsf
Their excellence Orders have been 1-eres ". go
and ar,,-t al the Safe. and about ~ Rave IscS
different places N the state oi New on ifosl o.
Town Ciocs. L~vsiisE and Surveying iisaS
AM BuS C-s;lnss. SC. &c. ,,,..,- ,fyStEii
aDif syn ANDhEb ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

IL Person, now hnIdIn- LIrelscl are feue,Ieo =
them hen applying ot renewal. sSo. .pecslY -
apply within the time above, "a sy1d the g.,
Law. By orl=. MDNSlN CLARkE, flfs N N /
Ne.Sl OK. Mayor, Office. May tsh. leii. @.
ITO TAKE GREASE SPOTS from Cloths Csrpe a.
l. ems a,c eSc-Ihe Magic Erasye soap re'no'sstss
spots STAINS. &c. from clothes without lnJun1E ue
SG the contrary Frightening md beauiliyinf Hea' us
Chatham I. AID - Broadway, OF IL fua"a u p'''7
NIL I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of The SUM,
Of In. County ~ New York, notice - hsr.sr s,v
r--son. h.vtn. claims s-aiust JOHN SEERID4yLe
OF th- Cit, Of NsyS-l ORR Coachinan, -cy4l,1 : 49, -
s7m- ,.i.n The yocch-gS hrf-ci 20 lie sRtseit.t ~
fee No = " i-stle,t, DO thr City Of N-w.Yo-t a, y
Tor. The t,s my seventh dsy Of Nay ntIt-Dani NJ
tn invent fourth 81; OF \ovsin bf. 1873 JOHN jly
nj lswsn AdmIut.trttof % jobs >h-fiass 49,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF TIE S,,...-,
L Of the County of \e''f ork Nouee j; h-s7 r..
..,ou> having CLAIMS against Jams Wsn6o5,, ~ &
ti,, OF N-w-foIk. Dfus-'N:, trceaAtt, 20 pS-cfH n
wItn the vouchers thereof 70 ;hr utsefbep ia. S'
of Augustus Be dford, No. g tourth-S.f-s; \ ~ 80
\.r.Iork or or before Tx tWcuty sIith iay n VIZ
D..,t N,w-York Tho alth DAY ol January lsN ~ *
AUGUSTUS St.DFORD. idnis,,.,.,
MARGARET r. " ENpOVER, A5-s.se-
:. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

on Suaay . The weather sne. Cars VIII every
hoUr from Cl,y Hall 20 Harlem and W!,an!s' Bridge.
The Ci Hall and 27ta Line vI ever minutes
through tie ,!ay. from 81 ! VI. tes - F. NJ.
The Extra Nsh Line wll 9Th Tor CITY ls!l -
% 81 TO- 10 30 II. II j. Leave Cry Hal .r -
AZ g -. 10. 10 81. II. II 80, L. -" $780,
By or:e. Of i-e Roa-i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25
TO Force the Growth and DrsS he
Human Hnu-'fo stop X Falling "a
Cure ( of BasG..ff-bss I-liy Z. 6sc-

Cure I ni UaHI'llf-Bsa l'Iiy 7, &c
Price 2 / and ,Gllli1., bss1-: i n
TI'HFSE the real and actua Gualtes Of Jooo' "
4 HAIR restorative. 1t will iorce the bar 70 ~.
place where Natufe intended hair grow. Sv7 80
cure Scu'i ofDapdnif and make light red q ~! -
da.k For dre<sn. the hai. Soit 1a1 sky 1otSlS
this; makes Il truly beautiful, ast keeps -
TIE mos; economical. JET superior article nscs y; 10
Ess!e g Chatham street, New York !3s faso1 q III
State :. Boston: Ledger Buiidas,. Psascsip'S' ri
street, Charles.Aa. :. G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

pN DKUEK % IRE Hon. ffaUrN ', Nam, JD4,e m.
ID .e!aer County Courts and CogGseiof q iss s..
t,ur- notice d. hereby gwen That sttsehasr, ~, r
s-slrst the tstatc 30: james GcruoSd atSoocha. :,
g., d let,nr and that the 'afn, " - soE 81 ne osr.
of h., ieo;S unie,, heappear AID Gaclarge suck srs.-
ascending o las. within three months from lh- IL, 49,
OF hi, notice and the payment ~ ems de5o % tie iel,
any p-oqert, belonging the ,d debtor % nm q, E,h
ever /. ~ forbidden by hyy an6 yod.lsiel Tar d.,
1873. CI-Nhh y IAI lSVN, ToISY
49,; lay2nI. Attorney Tor ATTACHING e-rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

ITO LADIES WHO USE CHALk.-Ih s fgyTifssyr
give, j, deadly blush whe, bur ne -paIsn - y.
give, the skin me Selike giabs,tsr white; hdkS.
n-ice - cents II ~ Broadway Sta,e = bos'O4
Buildings. PhIlateohn: ~ Fulton < BfooAyn.
,TIXENISH. RED HEADED WOMEN-Ae5l IL !,
such wives coaa them nsy, cfa:=e teA " .r:1,s,l
shilling bottle OF lone Coral li=!t Ecsiofhii'e
two rr three week, they rub tbs % ;ef s.-,r
they hzYe preiiy good hAIr. and tisea your o<n
dirty O. rusty, ruh r e i iai, 90. tg essa9S 30
spit, dark a-d silky. 1a keep u =, .orS t r..
sjEa Of the AH'slcaH Easie. - Chatham - All - IS
way, y. Y, of IL Fulton street. BTOosiFE- -
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ELliNH u. CARRiNGrONl
HENRY Ru~ENkLT. tT-al
JOHN RANNpR,
4 Z L II y NtLES A't4r-evs -, VALID, rygt,,

H. Ne,5ol and JOHN l. Newbolt mon r. cel, d.5oz
80 uud-r,Isne-i nave t-n duly uo,.1lei byi asa
n1e +. \ TALLNNpoE Recorder oi i.- ~ ui Nss.y5
trustee. sefl s. .r-,ir1l o.. '= ot WILL NMl sd
SDf. - ans JOAN l.. NENBDLD. non Tespdea; 49, 4
urjen.sred therefore. hereby require. hat al ,4nas >,
*, 20 ,7id upu-te,idc7f debios render GA acooIuig !, :
and sum. money OWING Joy them re>peciye, % ,oh .
tee by the 'itevnibtly OF June DeI aDj pay he -e
a persons having 10 bef po,r..iun any properly o. IT.
sad tehtor> deliver TIE - o. the Sad nes b .h,.,
Tint all the creditors SAID debtors deliver Their reb
count, snd deU.nGs 70 the sad Trustee, o: one q tex
the iirst day OF July next
The business vii he attended 20 by sad Trustees ut,
of y l.. & II 2. iilen, A'lnrnry,. s. WsiLsres
ELIJAH VI CARRlNGT0N.}
HENRY ROOSEVELT ,r-n,s
ms law6w JOHN RiYNOR
4 :.
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IN THE NATTER Of the at:a l'melt asa.l. lie Ia,
l Wiilum /. New yod ana John l. es6o.i, noa-rr;,
JRI- SIZES SALE.-Ih- undersigned VII nj =, =
auction by t'>cni X RrriuE iurnoner, II he Ns-..
Exchange va the Cts Of New OK. the esha dsyf
cyt nj II O'CLOCK ri noon oil tho real ard pef.al s
" iam l.. Newbold and JOHN l.. Nssboh noa -r,r1s.s
or vested N the under. sne. WHICH has ,hal At L
come their hands as Trustees OF the state OF a NJ
dent debtors II any ilels eI against ,uch real AID ,e,
estate which weSe valid len, pnor Ia the ,.u1g Of ~ a.,
ncnt m thu sauss The Wi be soi sbt e sues l.
rrnNied due notice thereof given N he unden.sn n
-. ~ -. -iL-,.-- Now W. W. I--H ls44 -
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ASPARAGUS.

A medical correspondent on whose statement
We can implicitly rely, informs us that the ad
vantages OF this plant are not sufficiently esti-
mated by those who suffer from rheumatism and
govt. Slight cases OF rheumatism are cured in
few days by feeding on this delicious esculent
and more chronic cases are much relieved, es-
pecialy ii the patient carefully avoids all acids
whether in food OF beverage. The Jerusalem
artichoke has also similar effect in relieving
rheumatism. The heads may be eaten in the
usual way--but tea made from the leaves and
stalks, and drank three or four times day, is
certain remedy, though not equally agreeable.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an o9cer fine S,,,s.
rcr4ons hsyia. CLAIMS 4-Iitz; JOHN g EiCSsS,aaat
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IN PURSUANCE, Of an order OF The g.
OF the Couuty Of N-YIork, No,i,, +N'S,s
;-rs0Hs bsyiag eisim, '.s'nst ISAAC n vii sNr1a
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With M vouchers th,i-oi 20 ~ sEbs abb; :. , - -
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Ia eighteenth iay II June L-Ii-Dl;ss Ne- " ga.
day Of p-crnI1-f, isi3 JOHN J. WlLScs 2
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/ ~ The c=a:, 9f N-'-ieeE None, Is ls.lr.,.ss
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CELLARS

See that your cellar is thoroughly cleansed
and white washed. Let every thing of veeeta
bic description, likely to rot and generate I'm.
wholesome gases. OF dssgreeable influences, be
at once removed. Old vegetables in state of
putresence. as well as old brine and casks i'm
pregua,ed with vegetables or animal matters, are
deleterous 20 health and should be at once cleared
out The bottom OF the cellar, also should be
carefully scrsped, and its surface covered with
fresh lime in order to avoid the generation OF bad
gases, as well as to prevent those disagrceabe
doors consequent upon confined ar.
sSA5 We have heard OF boys amusing themselves
oy enclosing gunpowderi in piece of meat, apply
ing 70 II slow match and then throwing 1t near
iiosk OF buzzsrds A hnzra I'd ,rn,,lI sec Il and