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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-11

"THE STAR" 1.-THE STAR" 1.-THE STAR"
q LisPEnAlD srHEET, rEAa bnoA9wAI
{ S.a: 4: q; ss
l. Nation Chops; s s..e Nd. Eu''
<aEIps a bacon Do; lea 'n' ooA''
y.s rsl always and the best Of walters engaged for
!, T.. % IL table daily JOHN IT, MwooDoArE.
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Tn. frs, aS sss ssas Eso ns this
Country. prefer ths.s Harp an oss sis imdyGw.
1.. r.aaa Ps sS S.
hs r. !. I 6id E..sii.Snas ss sop.i Ham
s,a9 ss Ss e: 70
Value Piano.
II: lin. Of .sss pas. the door every three
sSSqRTFS wzo rs Y mp NE EE sy46RE
y y = = = y ! 70 4 Nassau = y Street. =
TEAS GPFEE All Vine
london ono S Sss's' ssss'; EsnSs,S
N B-Psope from the country Hotel and Boarding House
Kespers who for cash, viii ind their advantage
give establishment call Goods part Of the city
GENUINE TEAS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
THE CANTON TEA G q M PANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE, Ia CHATHAM STREET, N.
- 81 e S;;:. :,sss.' s s:ss S sss'
20 n..y s f y Ms, ;rfs t B stS.s yPiaa.0h
INVITE the attention u City and Country Families and
Purchasers their several establishments where they think
will be found far the best selections Of and unduieed
Teas in the United States The universal popularity md re-
and upright dealing well render
mens Original and only warehouse for the sale Of
Howqua's Black will be particular
remember the number Of the principal n Chatham
also be pleased to Jake notice the Tea Company
nothing do with other those described
the top Of this advertisement. au23 smsec
GREAT REDUCTION in PRICE.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
THE CHIEF VIRTUES OF THE PRICOPHEROUS, or
Patent Medicated Compound,
Its bracing, strengthening and clarifying qualities.
2. Its gently stimulating the action of the skin;
producing and !sacti9n in the bulb Or root
i. lis equaIizng the circulation Of the fluids.
s. It's freeing the skin from the effects Of respiration, scur
and dandruf. and disposing the hair TO curl.
s. And frequent will preserve the hair in beauty and
health the latest period Of life
autous advice given disease connected with the hair
at the Hair Cutting Rooms, LAG Broadway stairs Of
Liberty street. SIG lmAec
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OvricE JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY
No. 20 Wall /. opposite the Exchange. 3
THIS COMPANY continues Insure against Loss and Da-
mage by Fire. Goods, Wares and Merchandise, and,
also, against Loss Inland Navigation Vessels and their
Cargoes. DIRECTORS
Thomas w. Thome, Elisha Riggs,
THOMAS L. woodruff Anson Baker
b. Il. Robson, M. D., yoseph Drake,
Thompson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker James 4. HoImes,
John r. Davidsen, John r. Moore,
John n. Lee, James H. Whiting
Caleb {. Tulis. VIM. X Thorn,
Francis z. Sage. Thomas Morrell,
John c. Merritt Eugene Bogert,
tino. r. Hops. aec-rtsrv. III m
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Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by
A. H. Il ID SANDQ lu0Uiafx

70 Fulton street, 273 Broadway, II East Broadway.
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United
states Price 81 yer bottle sin bot',es for 50.
public respectfully requested 10 remember that Il
Is Sands 5arssaa that has aud constantly achieving such
remarkable OF the difficult diseases which
IL. human frame subject therefore ask sands arsaps
lila. and take other i'm N
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DEAFNESS.
DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS,
o01 BROADWAY.-Extract:-
ooi cheerfelly comply with the reques q Lieut. Nc.
,quekce Of total deafness and discharges from his ear;
tiat ~hile in New Yort his ~ gland he placed
hmS under the professional Of Drs Castle and wad
Aurists Under III he recovered his hearing and
has returned 70 his military duty.
Signed, H. McNEVEN, NJ. D..
Surgeon 10 II. Is. NJ. Forces, Jamaica
ACOUSTIC DROPS.
Assure Cor ncinent Deafness Ear Ache Pains Buzznes
singing sounds collections Of hard
Of organs Their Acoustic Oil has been ppu
lar remedy all diseases o the for upwards
If twenty years Offices removed 10 3a Broadway, corner
White street. s2as lmh
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AZ SIGNED OVERT,

~ object. caused By
spittiDg blood, and mos
violent cough with night sweats,
hoa ssensss snd sound Of the voics.
indicating an alarming state Of diseass:
iay clergyman was plaza with me, and stated
lhsf had but few days TO ii,e my sister, who
was my anxious tzker, made inquiry where she
would be likely obtain the certain relief
abe was told Of Dr.. Swayns's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry medicine throughout the United States,
Of coughs colds consumption, splitting Of blood
influenza pptstion OF hs heart whooping cough tickling
the system impaired constitution from cause,
and prevent from falling into decline She in
formed If this medicine failed in the life hopeless
Dr. Slvayies Syrup then procured and the rst bottle
gave rs aud BY the time had commenced s fifth bottle,
my cough had LEFT and strength much improved that
able take the fresh and in short time entirely no
covered my former health Fora confederation of he truth Of
upsr street. one door below Race, Philadelphia.
~ Be cautious 70 ask Cor the original, Dr. Svaynes Cc~-
pound Syrup Of Wd Cherry all other from this
valuable fictitious and counterfeit prepared only by Dr.
Swayne whose Office the northwest corner Of Eighth and
Race Streets Philadelphia Agents-Dr W. H. hlilnor, eornes
e Broadwsy and gohs ;seet New YoIt; Send: L:
Psrson Harrison. 7aO Broad street. Newark N vi Bsjsmn
H. Pierce Stanwia Hall Maiden Lane, Albany, n York;
cester Mass; James Co. Worcester, Mass; Grant
Bockee Poushksepsie, N York; Hoidge Buffalo York
VIM Montgopsy La4siugbuTf n YORK; !: q, rqNdn sy
Mass; VIM Dussbury, Lowell Mass; JaipsrC. Aye, lowell
Mass: E. 8 Holden, last Boston, Mass Ransom Stevens
Boston, Mass; r. NJ. Cohen CO.. Charleston, .. G.
sept I'm
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BEARS OIL
-. - HIGHLY SCENTED AND PURE
w FOR THE HAlR-Of all preparations
s.s<HEmXX 4. for the hair whskers nothing equals
1@44x r. M the oil prepared from Bears Grease In
~kf&HRHra< instances il the hair the
GW RY bald. and will effectually preserve from
-Hn1s- falling of in any IL was long noted
by such eminent physicians and chemists,
The late Sir iumphry Davy and Sir Henry Tafod that
Bears Grease properly prepared the hest thing dis
for the OF the hair restoring when
bald. Messrs A. Sands Co. have saved expense in
ing the genuine Bears from Canada and and
prepared such that the Oil combined with
high perfume renders Indispensable for the toilet and dress
room of all.
Sold by A. q. SANDS e. co. No ana Broadway GRANITE
Buildings. OF Chambers IS iInsec
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PARIS MILLINERY.
MISS +. GODEFROY, $40 Broadway, opposite 10 the
sA Carlton House will open Tuesday, the 2ith instant
srlals for Dresses Fancy Articles, &c.
Country Millners will be supplied the moderab
prices el7 Inns IN
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
FEATHERS, HEAD ORNAMENTS, &c, &c
1 OWlTZ BECKER, No. a John street, viii open thi
II entirely fresh stock Of FRENCH Artificial Flowers
Feathers received BY the last packets from Havr-. The
stock selected in Paris by H. Becker
with Hrnn II Co. Of William Sii lmsec
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10 THE LADIES.
Or HULL,S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS.
" 6 sSss sa aIs s
d: ssss$
S e. . sy h: s.:ss:
sS IL Of S and sns l L
Commended in Europe BY medical e The hiehesi naE
NH Is and q 's 50 M ct RI
:is
nl Tssas ass "a r Rs
GIVE RED AND GREY HAIR AND WITS.
KERS ANOTHER COLOR.
s &c
ssssa pssnp,s'sp r.
:f1i TO
bss he G . o nan
ssd md ;S By SANDS CO. Ghsm and
ss%s: SOLD also at . fulton and East Sfssdxsy
s1 ynFEkNa st4ETJfkEpL SVENT6S AND
olIAt BssSs5Hb fS0 VEL
Il Il. A;si II: ii If! % i 5ss s
" '4F o L :s E ::ass Il ss:y curing
Sail iheum, Scnrvy, Eryspeias B4rber's Itch,
RI. worm, Old Sores, and Sore Heads.
But nj is jones' Soap has DONE and still effects these
Get it where elss this city-or you will be
win}si with eopntsrfst-but as The sign Of the Amer
Bosta, Redding State Zeibe Ledger Buildings
ph epa 39 Fulton street, Brooklyn, and Pease Broadway
Albany. $40 I'm IN
IMPROVED CHEMICAL LIQUID OPODEL-
DOC AND ANODYNE LINIMENT.
S ssaea sss 4 4tsaS"
Bruises, Cramps, SPrains, Nubness Of The Limbs Stiffness
Weakness 81 the Joints; also Pain In the Breast Back
Loins Pain and SDeng Of The Face. Sore Throat Munps
&c.
THIS nbrocaton and valuable combination Of warm
stmuan and anodyne ngredens and will be found
eor Of the Opodedocs Lnments heretofore
ID for the above maadies external application
70 remove Pain and Inflammation, its beneficial effects i'm
mediate and cerain and Rheumatic Pains Gouty Aec
its application. Price Is cents.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by
A. b. SANDS CO., Chemists and Druggss
273 Broadway, corner Of Chambers street,
81 m-ec 70 Fulton street and ~ East Broadway.
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NJ a q a Il I n II Z VI y y Il
No 60 Canal -treet.
HfADA d, BEHRMAN. begs leave inform her friends
~ tha her opening for the FAIL and WsrER FAsHloss,
PRS Has, Gaps, Head Dresses, French Flowers, Feathers
and Ribbons Of the choicest styles Carefully selee ted By her
AZ uts Il PaTis,) together with variety Of
PARTISAN MILLINERY FOR LADIES TOILETS, #
will take ace Monday, the III October Madam b socs
tn favor Of early call al her old ablshnent Aagazu de
Mode, 20 Canal
New York. O tohar Sd. 1914. Oh lm-ec
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YfW FOK SALF-AN ELFF ANT COUNTRY KESI
&& DENCE OR FARM OF apout 60 10 Acres, situated
~whin miles Of this city, in the connty of Westches
tr near the village Of West Farms ard on the Post road
Of cultivation and sbonuds IN fu Of ali - an. and
Of the choice selections aud quality. The honse
gantly situated on prominent location commanding
sv view OF the adjacent Long Island sound &c. and
was built bur few since in the best possible and
epee with and commodious being
50 feet BY 80 feet The outouses all and admirably
ranged. For farmer resident Of the city this place Offers
ndncement being within hours drive Of the CITY and
within mile Of the Harlem Railroad The place be
ahmed Al time and possession given in 80 days.
For further particulars apply TO the the premises
+. X COLLINS CO.. So South 81. si0
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GENTLEMENS LEFT OFF WARDROBE,
THE HIGHEST PRICES can be obtained by Geniemsn
Families who DESTROYS Of converting their left of
wearing apparel into cash.
Families Gentlemen quitting the city or changing resi-
much their advantage send for the Subscriber, who will
attend at their residence by appointment
j. LEVINSTYN,
l66 Broadway, up stairs.
line through the Post Office otherwise, will receive
oupfa n Imks
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ABBEY fiU'IEl
t.tFls M

~ CASH PAID FOR GOOD AND FRESH SEED,
- i02R Bowery.
Also for sale large collection Of the best quality OF Fruit
Trees Shrubs Roots and Green and oHouse Plants chea
Tor cash Goods packed for shipment Of the United
States Persons wishing supply themselves with Trees OF
SUPERIOR quality for Orchards lng their
with fine Plants, will do well by applying first this esa
ent where PAINS will be spared 70 give satisfaction by the
Iroprietors. LEVENGSTON X MOORE. SO
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United states Circuit Court.
Before Judge Belts.

MARCH 2O-SENrENcEs.-Afte his Honor had taken his
seat the bench he directed Frederick Lander convict
ed OF endeavor to create revolt board the brig La
Grange and of violently assautng and combining the
ter to be put to the bar; and after appropriate
marks sentenced him to be imprisoned for twenty days
pay fine Of $l0 and to be imprisoned until the fine
paid
Matthew Daily, William williams Thomas Peters,
Abraham Peterson, August Hepner, Abner Brooks. AID
create revolt board the ship Orizmbo, were put to
the bar and sentenced to pay fine Of $5 each and to be
The OIzmbo reyolters who was tried and convicted with
his companions put to the bar and sentenced to
be imprisoned days to pay fine OF S25 and to be inn
prisoned until the fine is paid. We should like to know
why the atdavs OF Mr. Allen, of the cook and the Sc
cond mate of the Orizimbo not prepared and laid
before his Honor the Judge They would in all proba
by throw some light The habitual conduct of Hickey
the first officer of the Orizimbo.
Jacob Gates who pleaded guilty to an Indictment foi
smuggling then put to the bar and sentenced TO BE-
imprisoned thirty days to pay fine OF $4,000 and to sant
committed till paid.
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Anlusenents.

THE GAME OF WRESTLING AS trial ofstreng'h
has for centuries been considered a favorlte one
in Merrie England" on all holiday occasions, 1t was
always resorted to species oil Innocent amusement
and latter days nobility and royalty itself have
been found competitors for the prize OF lair favor More
recently it has become OF the sports OF the anc and
well conducted has met with universal favor
This evening at the Chatham Circus, match, involving
universal interest will come of The contest is between
Yankee Sullivan and Westminster Hubbell, on the result
of which $500 has been staked
The entertainments will commence with the grand
spectacle of the Archei's Festival and followed through
ont with of the beautiful classic and excil.
ing acts of Horsemanship 1t is which is more important
han ALL the last night but two of the circus The Thea
is undergoing complete metamorphis, from Gel
lar to cei,ing An army of workmen during the re
of performance engaged in every department and
on Monday next, most brilliant campaign Will open
The company engagedis replee and powerful IN every
department. and the interior of the house will put on
and smiling face.
The AMpHITHEArRE is carrying everything be-
fore il in the Bowery Tom Hamblin has become
frightened out of his wits and about engaging troups
Of horse to bolster up his sinking fortunes Horses have
got all the present particularly in the arena OF the
Bowery Circus. Thornes dramatic company has been
strengthened by the engagement OF Mr. W. q Jones, the
popular deneaor of sailor characters He appears tins
evening in a patriotic nautical drama called Co
Iumbia's son." Gossn remains in possession OF all the
original fun of the Bowery Whitaker, Howes, Spencer
sweet Mrs Gossin Mrs Nixon and all the other eqnes
rian talent of the day appear this evening in the arena
The AMERICAN MUSEUM has splendid list Of at
fractions embracing the Kentucky Ministries, miss
Richards Miss Blanchard others Look at the adver
and bills and you will he sure to 60 and see h'
splendid performances this evening at half past seven
fortune telling Gypsey Queen ," .hs
| evening.
PEALE's MUSEUM has the greatest combination o
novelty and talent in the city, and the most spen
seven o'clock sgnor Francisco the Giantess and other
appear beautiful Gypsey girl, sister oithe Queen
the American is busy engaged telling fortunes from nin
o'clock in the morning till ten in the evening" see Dill
| nd al ertis 81
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City Intelligence.

Bowery Police Office.-Marc 2O.-James War.
applied for warrant against George Buler for
sault and battery. appears that Warren, on Sunday
last, was, when standing Sd street. seized by the
nose by Buler who held knife in his hand and threat
ened to cut the nose off Warren. Buler then struck
complainant with the knife ana seized him with his teeth
leaving some ugly scars behind
jacob Holsaffsn, Of 45th street, mason complained
against Joseph Landenburg for assaultng him Monday
last, in tavern Landenburg struck plaintiff with a
chair observing that there a of quarrel be
tween them the time to settle it; he however
frustrated in his pugnacious design by his cautious anita
gonist leaping out OF the window. The battle thus
ended.
Ursuline Wsbrach appeared to demand the protection
of the Court from her husband who from her description
seems ANYTHING but a good one She sad he in the
habit OF beating her. and what is hardly less destructive
Of domestic harmony ndugng in abuse and sarcasm TO-
was granted. Justice Gilbert was the bench
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-21

| MOVEMENTS IN PHILOSOPHY There is no such
thing nowadaysas enjoying the bliss Of ignorance.
Wisdom most assuIedly lifts up her voice aloud in
the streets. Philosophy is dinned into our ears at
every corner, and we can't for the life of u.s. if we
would escape the teachings of innumerabe apostles,
from Albert Brisbane to the razor strop man. Last
evening" we OF this goodly city had our full share
of philosophic instruction. At the Society Library,
one DR.. Lambert youthful Plato from down cas-,
revealed to some score or two OF elderly ladies,
and ingenious young men, the philosophy OF
living" by profound lecture on himself and half
dozen wax models of the human frame. lie
told them in his own words
How, for instance, the stomach dgests food
what the lungs are for-how the heart circulates
the blood-also, to show you what IS the cause OF
their disease, the effect of certain trades occupa-
tons, pursuits and manners of living, what causes
consumption, dyspepsia, liver complaints, rheuma-
tsm, colds, coughs and fevers, COMMISSIONS, or hts,
and what Is most important OF all, the rational
for the preservation OF health, and the physl
cal training OF children An ounce or prevention
is worth pound of cure II is easy TO prevent dis
ease, but very difficult to cure II. Do yon say,
we die when our TIME comes!, Couid not the
suicide have lived another day IT he had chosen !!
Will not watch wear longer II used than IT
abused? Our lectures teach likewise the elements
of female beauty! That is, what prevents deiormty,
preserves the teeth, gives good form, graceful
Inquire, beautiful complexion, as wen as the Deheii-
cial effects of casthenics and vocal gymnastics IN
expanding the chest, strengthening the voice, &c.
compromising as you see. a complete knowledge
of the science of human life, and philosophy OF
living to good old age in the full enjoyment OF
all our faculties, both mental and physical. The
most interesting and useful subjects to which old
or young, gentleman or lady, can turn their atten-
ton"
Well may we exclaim with Milton, show charm
ing is divine philosophy!'
There at the Tabernacle, the illustrious Bronson
mot he who dealt out transcendental twadd! e in
the Democratic Reviec-but the plain, practical,
fluent versatile, never-tre Bronson, who philoso-
phzes on every thing, from the great globe itself
down to flea, gave one Of his dscourses on his
universal, eternal and incomprehensbe system OF
phosophy-and afterwards, Mr.. Nash sent all the
audience to the seventeenth heaven by one of his
thrilling melodies. Thus does Bronson pleasantly
mingle amusement with instructon-a gingerbread
utility that not another word need be said about it.
Vive philosophy
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FROM FLoRIDA.-We are IN receipt OF the Jack
sonyille Tropical Plant and the st. Augustine News,
Of the 9th inst The News publishes the following extract
of letter received in st Augustine. dated Fort Washta
nm here on hunting excursion with about thirty OF his
party He expresses himself dissatisfied with the manner
in which he and his tribe have been treated by the gov
eminent He said that they promised good land, but
that he had yet found that good land He looked k
demon when of his wrongs, and boasted OF his
atrocities and the blood be had shed in Florida"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-21

nz- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-1he
ionic Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy of the city of New York, IS confidently 70
commended for all cases odeby produced by secret in
diligence of any kind It is an neme
dy for impotence serity or barrenness nless depend
ing on ma-formation.)
Single bottles 81 each cases of half dozen s.; care
fully packed and sent to all parts of the Union
Office OF the College of Medicine and Pharmacy. 10
Nassau street w 4 RICHARDSON. Agent
N B-A liberal discount to country practitioners and
medicine vendors
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The FLESH PoTs OF EGYrr, after which the Is
raelltes hankered, were doubtless pretty savory, blu
thew contained no morsels more delicious than car
be got at Jenkins stall, 3s Fulton market, next Sa
turday Just call and look at the elegant slaughter
ed remains of the beautiful heifers which Mr.. Jen
kins is exhibiting.
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To MARTIN w. EMMoNs, Esq.
Chairman of Committee

n3- FAT BEEF! FAT BEEF II" The Eagle suffers
title Birds to sing "-The superior milk white twin
tIefers Polly and Susan Ez beh, that were exhibited
through the city Monday last now slaughtered
and can be the slaughter house Of the subscriber
until Friday. The public respectfully invited to csll
md view the They are considered by compeen'
Judges to superior any thing of the kind offered this
season. They will be exposed for sale Saturday next
,3d instant at stall 80 Fulton Market, by
THOMAS NJ JENKINS.
NJ B-The public may rest assured that the subscriber
will offer for SALE or that day, but Heiffer Beef
slaughter House 9Th street. near LIST avenue
THOS. M. JENKINS, Stall 80 Fulton Market
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ROC PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S CELEBRATED
mocopurulen discharges from the urehra These pills
to effect permanent cure in all diseases
Of the urethra in shorter time than any other remedy
BREATH disagreeing with the stomach or confinement
from business Pyice 81 per box Office OF the College
of Pharmacy and Medicine, % Nassau street
W. 8 RICHARDSON, Agent.
NB.-A liberal discount to country practitioners and
mi liz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-21

The KIRK OF ScoTLANp.-The pilgrims from the
Kirk of Scotland-Dr. Cunningham, Of Edinburgh
DIR. Burns, of Paisey--and Mr.. Lewis, of Dun
declare very busy in the cities south of this col
ectine dollars and scattering the tidings of sal
walton. They have got as far as Washington, and
by this time have picked up about $4,000. They
will probably carry home $4,000 or $4,000 with
them A pretty snug little sum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-21

March 2O-His Honor Judge Kent took his seat on the
bench at the usual hour
He disposed of two inquest cases which occupied about
ten minutes and adjourned to this morning. at hall
past ten O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-21

90 COMMUNICATION undersigned Commit
the Board of Trustees to the New York Fire Depart
ment Fund addressed letter to Miss Taylor othe Oym
pic Theatre soliciting her services at Grand Miscella
aeons Concert be given at the Broadway Tabernacle
On Tuesday evening" April I'd, in aid Of the Widows and
Orphans Fund of the Department They received the
following to which they beg leave to call the at
tention OF the public.
MARTIN w. EMMONS)
JAMES FRYER
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nr7- A MIRACLE, A WONDER, AND A BLESSING,
to cure any erupons Disagreement of the skin, and
tender or chapped flesh is Jones' Italian Chemical Soap.
The effect of this the skin is almost superhuman.
has received the highest encomiums Of the Medical So
ciety of Paris and is warranted failing remedy for
pimples freckes blotches scurvy, salt rbum tan,
burn morphew chapped or tender flesh 1t will change
the color Of dark yellow discoored skin, to healthy
cearness the bites of insects mosquitoes Sc
Sold price so cents cake Mind, buy no where else in
the cyor You will be cheated by an Infamous dishonest
fender Every label of the genuine has Jones the
wrapper Sold at the Sign of the American Eagle, 81
Chatham street. and 1913 Broadway, N ". 1870 Fulton st.
State street. Boston; Ledger Buildings Philadelphia