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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-03

ISLAND.
WI WESTTHORP ectfu'ly Informs his fr nds ar
w tire pub that h- opsnirg for several pupils
Parents aud guardian, also informed W makes It
point guard possible wsy the morals
Of children comritad TO his care Heading writing 1rtho-
cat Is de htfu and h.ahv the orchard garden and
ground spacious minutes walk rom the landing
The seambnM aritan leaves Barclay eet day at
O'Clock for Rossvile . 49,
Terms for board and tui,ion, including washing s25
quarter pa ID m advance Ref, Iences:
Rev David More, Staten Island.
W N seymour, Esq, Chatham square, n. Y.
Henry Stewart seSune, Esq, Staten Island.
WIN Luclum, Esq, 124 Beesmsn street.
John Quinn Esq 80 Muntoe street
Messfs Coivin Y Fleming, Esqrs i6 Cedar street.
capt Ed,ssrd ierbsr, ESQ., Hicks street, Brooklyn
Mrs V,risn, 81 Eidrts. street. New York.
Richie Mortimer, ESQ., Mortimer Buildings, Wal street,
N. Y, and 1913 Broadway. hl9 linre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-03
FASHIONS

FASulONS.
MRS MAXWELL solicits a call at her rewly-opened
Jsl French Millinery Establishment No a Canal street.
Broadway where she has constantly hand elegant assert
tie iate aad fashionable Articles at the lowest
pric aa 2w ere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-03
a 49, FOR NEW ORLEANS. ANA A
stE1NA NEW YORK LINh.--Pos'tively Frat Reg

3ARRk Packet to sail 3h Nay-Ihe last sailing packet shin
OHMULuEE, Captain f. Peet will posit,ve, sail as above
To- frsaht or passage having handsome furnished
dations apply board Orleans Wher loot wall street
satS T.. X. COLLINS 90
VIZ Sc South street.
Positively goods received after Saturday evening" It
Agents in New Oreans-Messrs. Huilin and Woodruh'w
xli promptly forw ard all goods 10 their address;
shippers by this line may depecd upon having theHo
correctly measured and that the ship OF this fne Will
pune tuaiIy as advertised eoHc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-03
ROssVILLE BOARDING SCHOOL, STATEN

BOARD IN BOND STREET.
DLEAsANT KOOAD with Bosr can be obtained at No.
L Bond street all lm~re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-03

sEE. REMITTANCES TO IRELAND, &c The
NX subscfibr continues to init money in sums large
small 10 persons residing in part Of Ireland in
the he and his done
far the thirty years and aso any part Of England
or Scotland
personally deposited with him. with the OF the person
PERSONS Ireland, England or Scotland, whom to
sent the nearest post town. will be nnediatey transmit
Tor warded IT, the sender.
In ike manner money claims persons in any part OF
Iceland England Scotland can be collected
or for residing in any part oil the States
n,js and will be paid to them accordipgly.
m26 2nsm GEOhoE ron.Dr.. ~ ~ eieda. st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-03

UIdMUIVO UNdIIV UOIVTVV DEIt.
THE SEASON HAVING COMMENCED for Snpe
shooting, the Subscriber beRs call the attention oil
veys" GuEpowder, The Diamond Gram"
Although this article has been but very short tim. in the
United the testmon OF Of the best shots its
cleanliness strength induces t importer solicit those
who consider cleanliness and strength, dsdeata to
give it a trial $1,000
Sold in can:ers Of pound each, by Mr. H. 7. COOPER,
i78 Broadway JOHN CONROY, Fulton street; and e.
BERKIAN, Hardware Dealers, No 500; and Wholesale Of
w. +. BROUGH,
MAJ Ira*rc 304 Broadway
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15
Flour.
SCOTT, WHITE q co.

{ AVE just received from New Orleans, and
- for sale low for cash
IS kegs Boston cut nails
10 do EPSON salts
8 do alum
20 barrels sugar
300 lbs birthstone
300 lbs copperas
barrels moIasses
Go mackere
do tanners oil
/ tierce rice
20 boxes sperm candles
do loaf sugar
) do queenswuro
do soap
do pine apple cheese
| bale oakum
1000 lbs. Crowly steele
100 lbs. cast steel
100 lbs. +. b. do
| cask Goldfish
3 sacks pepper
20 bags assorted shot
10 dozen buckets
10000 cigars,
Cinnamon, cloves, nutmegs, and mace.
Fob. l9, 1914.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15
w. II. & M. MAYERS.


HAVE just received per Arkansas Mail, gem
eral assortment of Groceries, which they Of.
fer at the lowest prices, viz:
80 sacks Coffee
s5 bbls Sugar
S 4" loaf do
100 sacks Salt
S bbls Rice
Molasses
10 boxes Sperm Candies
l Bbl Sperm Oil
- doz. Lard Oil Lamps
so kegs White Lead
2 bbis Sperm Oil
.' Linseed Oil
20 kegs Ky. Powder
Canister
20 bags Shot
500 lbs. Lead
1900 Segars, Regaia, La Joya, Colorado an
Tobacco, Honey Dew, Leftwich, and Po.
cahontas brands
so boxes Sardines
5 bbIs Crackers
boxes Pine Apple Cheese
20 cans Oysters
lG LoXeS Cheese
90 :. Raisins
100 lbs Candies
0O drums rigs
5 boxes Oranges
5 &" Lemons
doz Gherkins
3 :. Catsup
4 Pepper sauce.
DELPHI Ware.
Together with an assortment of Drugs an
Medicines.
OS1~ Orders for the above articles will be pune
tuaily attended TO-. %
Fort Smith, March 80, lS44.-S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15
LOOK AT THIS.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED has inst received drec
from New Orleans, u well selected and sperio,
assortment of old and choice wines, liz uors cqes
which he will be happy to to his rinds al
his old stand
He has in addition TO the liquor business cosmenc.
ed the CANDY and CONFECTIONERY bust ass ha.
wing taken into partnership with him Mr.. ChScs w
RUSSELL he win in future be prepared to furn every
article in that line A. EBE
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15
PLANTATION FOR SALE,


S3Egh TiE subscriber offers for sale the plantation
3faSasTS whereon he lives, situate about two
0e9k3S miles north of Evansville, Washin gton CO.
..1As.. Arkansas, in a healthy portion of the
try and in The midst good neig ghborhood, contain
ing two hundred and forty acres, sixty five of which
is in cultivation small portion of which is meadow
Fhere is toerable good dwelling house, barn and 9TH
necessary outbuidngs, and thrifty young orchard
of about one hundred and fifty trees.
ALSO. ond hundred and sixty lying N. E. of
and ad oning the above mentioned tract ha wing small
dwelling house and twelve thirteen OF cleared
land
The subscriber will sell both Of the above de-
scribed Places and take ten head of likely young mules
.s,wcen two and six years old, at fair price in part
r. S3t Persons wishing to purchase will apply to
conntv Aber at Vineyard Township, Washington
Tmne ISisas. JOHN LATTA.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15
PAYABLE QUARTERLY.

announcement OF candidates, will be charged a
other advertisements.
Political circulars will be charged as advertisements
No advertisements CT gross abusive, personal ma.
ture, will be published at any price.
All letters must be post paid
Single copies Of the paper, 1913 cents
The above terms will be strictly adhered to-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15
" giDsGNE H.,

" s2GEesGAh.
nR. w. RICHARDS having permanently located
~ himself in Fort Smith, respectfully tenders his
professional services 20 the citizens of the and
surrounding country, in the practice of Medicine Sur.
gerry Obstetrics, &c, in all their various branches
lie hopes, from thirteen years practice, and strict
attention to business to inertia share OF public patron.
age.
Ohce on Main street, one door West of Marchand' 5
Sllversmth shop, and directly opposite the Fort
Fort Smith, Nov. %, iolJ--l2
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15
KIBBE & RUSSELL.
CoNFECTIoNERs AND CANDY MAirRs

CONFECTIONERS AND CANDY MAlERs.
VXZILL KEEP constantly on hand, CAM Es ,na
w CoNFECTlONARlES, consisting rock
hoarhound mixed, lemon, cinnamon, barley al M
candies; sugar and burnt almonds, kisses andLI arti
cles in the Confectionery line.
They will also fill orders for cake, for PARIS balls
and other occasions in the satisfactory and
on the most liberal terms T~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15
TAKE NOTICE. .

q LII persons indebted to Us, either by Note, or Ac
~ count, for lrI2 and '43, are notified that pa v
uent aust be made Immediately, to costs, as lon
ger indulgence cannot be given.
w. r JOHNSON, & CO.
Fort Smith, March 10Th, Is44.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15
X II n ID A L'S
NEW GOGDS.

FNHE subscriber has just returned from the East ,
i with an entire new and well selected stock of
goods, consisting, in part of
Cacoes, Merinoes, Alapacaos, Sha wis., Muslins
Boots and Shoes, Quecnsware, Hardware, Iron
and Nails, Glass, Groceries, &c &c. &c.
He tatters himself that the above stock can be sold
atsuch prices as to comport with the of the times
G. S. BRINE, Fort Smith
Dec. 80, Is4s--47-z
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15
Toilet and Fancy Articles.

NOMPRlSlNG Hair Oils, Pomatu tums Cologne, Tooth
SjBrushes, Soaps, Shaving Boxes and Brushes, Ra
zors Pufs in boxes for ladies, Coarse and Fine Combs,
Cold Cream, &c. for sale by A. NJ. BUSH.
March l6, 1874
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15
TutS apKaNsAs iNUp2 GENcER
A : .,,S sATURDAY,

~ paid within six months
At InREE DOLLARS per yesht be delayed until after
or Foun DoLLARs, if pv
that time. f ADVERTISING.
~ lines, less, first insertion, ONE
For square o.eENrs for each continuance-over 10
DOLLAR, and yfceeding Is, tc be charged as square
lines, aud PEI in that proportion for longer advertise
and haE
men,s,rAn individual account, at the above rates.
W6s to So" and under Sl00, discount of 25 per
auowill be. made, and when it amounts to 500 or
zee, discount of 80 per cent: but discount will
6made where payment is delayed after the expiration
# one year. deduction will be on the legal
advertisements required to be published by law.
All advertisements to be paid for advance, the
'aymen. assumed by some responsible person.
CONTRACTS BY THE YEAR,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15
kibbe ~ RusSelFsl
Celebrated douJle-distiAed eatraet from hSrAouno
STAR CANDY.

This Vegetable Candy is considered by tholvbo h. u
used it, the best remedy for coughs, colds e roa,I
and affections Of The chest and lungs. that Never beJ
offered to the public. We could offer TO t1pabijc II
merous certificates from persons Of emineG in tbc J.
states and Texas, in favor of tho above CIV but u
best recommendation that be afixcdt lis red
sale. KIBBE & GSST,j n
March %, Is44.-6m; 1
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15
JOHN RICHARDS, PROPRIETOR
WILLIAM +. PORTER. Editor,

TINS well known weekly publication which was es
taoiished IN 1881 BY its present Editor commenced its
fonrteenth volume the I'd of March, 1914 1t is
sheet OF the very largest class containing twe We
imperial quaro pages, printed linen paper of the
mes ns' ana on GOOD type 1t isemSe!ished with
On STEEL, ever issued by pcrndcal in the United
States The last three volumes contained superb Por
traits OF the following distinguished AMERICAN and ia
PORTED HORSES, designed to constitute an Imerjca
SporHng Cutlery, accompanied with complete Nemoirs
giving the Pedigree Characterstics aud Performances
OF each, with incidental notices of their cont empora
ries, &c. The ngravings correspond IN size tciyhrer
by thrteenl with those annually published in London
oil the Winners Of the Derby OaES and the st. Lrgcr
and have been executed in line on Steel Plae
~ for this paper from Original Pictures in oil by Tho
most eminent Artiss-
BLACK MARIA,
The property of the Hon. Bale Pevton, of New Or
leans Engraved by Dick after Troyes painting in the
CORRECTION OF Jno. Z. Stevens, Esq.
JOHN BASCOMBE.
The property of Col Jno. Coweu of Fort Mitchell
Aa engraved by Dick after Troye's painting in the
collection of his owner.
LEVIATHAN,
The property of the late James Jackson Eso Of Flo
renee, Ala; Engraved by Dick after Tiovc's naiutjnc
III the collection of Thomas Krkman, Esq.
SHARK,
Ihe property Of Col Vim. R. Johnson of Petersburg
Va Engraved by Dick after Troyc's painting in tEn
collection OF Capt. r. F. Stockton, L. S. n.
HEDGFORD,
ne property OF the late Col j. II. Townes of Ieying
ton' Mss; Engraved by Hnshclwood after Trovf's
puhths' IN the Office Of the Spirit OF the Times
BOSTON,
The property of Mr.. JAS. Long of Woshingtop Ci,r
fa1ntcd by De Lattro for Col W r. Johnson of Y,
and engraved by Dick u v d.
ARGYLE,
The property of Hon. Pierce NJ Butler g. Go. Of 70
Iuib!i > T.; Painted by Troye for Col HAMPTON Of
). T.. Engraved by IIinshewood.
WAGNER,
The property Of Mr.. Jno. Campbell of New, O-Ie,rs
Iaintcd by lroye for the owner, and eDUravcd h.,
[rud homne from the original picture in the Office Of
the Spirit of the Times -
MONARCH,
The property of Col Wade Hampton. of s r. rirt
ed ny iroyc expressly for Col. Hampton and EnrIav
cd by Hnshelwood. s '"'
MONMOUTH ECLIPSE
The property OF Bacon, Pindcli Blaine g. Co of Kor
tucky; Engraved by Dunnell after Troye's paintinr
IN the collection OF R. Pndcll Eeq.
GREY EAGLE,
The property Of A. l.. Sbotwell g. Co. Of Kent,ctv.
Engraved IN mczzotinto by ialpin g. Jord n arter a
painting by Troyc.
RiPTON and CONFIDENCE,
Celebrated Troters,) as in their match i, harness
Engraved by Dick, after painting by Owings now in
the collection Of John Connah, Esq, of London
In addition to the highly finished Enrravings ennm.
fated above, is superb Portrait of
MADLLE AUGUSTA,
The celebrated Danseuse, in tie chara cteI of . Sv
phide; Engraved by Hinshelw ood from a sketch nd
original picture by Chaon and Inman in the coIlec
tion of the Editor.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15
GRANDkSON p, R0YSI0N,

6h 70 UN U, hJf ] UN
IL AVlNG resigned the Office of Attorney for the
IL State, of the 9th Judicial Circuit, will for the fu
ture attend the circuit courts of said crcus-and ass
the circuit courts of the counties of Pulaski Crawford
and Chcot The Supreme and Federal courts at Lttl.
Rock, and will attend to the collecto and securing
of claims in any part of the State. His address il u
Washington. Hampstead county. Arkansas.
May, IS44-l6.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15
AUSTIN G. CLEGG,

=
AVE just received per Steamers Arkansas
Mail, Lucy Walker, and EveIine, large and
well selected stock of Goods and Groceries all
of which they offer to the public at the lowest
rates tor cash, beef hides peltres .beeswax, &C..
&c.
Their stock consists in part Of
$50 sacks salt
60 coffee
10 hhds sugar
barrels loaf sugar
5 molasses
q bales domestics
lO cases boots and shoes
10 barrels whiskey
80 kegs powder
80 "- nails
80 boxes 8 by 10 and 10 by II glass
! ceroon indigo
! cask madder
5000 best spanish cigars
10000 havana do Il.
5000 common do
5000 los junati iron
1000 I" castings
American. English blister, and cast steol
g doz cotton yarns
1nnn ~ brooms q --
AooO IDS n~-leaS
20 boxes Nos1 rosin so,,
10 boxes sperm candles
s1O3 DO DO
50.doz palm leaf hats
% rsams wrapping paper
ALSO,-Hardware, 1inware, Queensware. Rad
cords Plough fines, Cotton, and Wool cards Al.
apice, Pepper. Birthstone, Alum, Copperas, Black.
kpriI6, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15

Fresh Drugs, Medicines sc.
TUST RECEIVED, per steamer Evcline. from Phil.
~ adelphia full supply Of Drugs, Medicines Paints
0s varnishes, Glass ware &c., which are offered to
Physicians and others, the lowest prices for cash
April b, ASA. w. II. q M MAYERS,
Druggists and Apothicariea, Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15
THE Arkansas 7NTn1
rupL'sEia WEEKLY, AT VAN So

D.,o,.,,o pqu:,, and q
DaxcP.TIc pRy, ef the PACT
LOCATED as are, in tho cent. q OF horses
cratic PoPu'atiorSNao have no org Yi,h s11ailin,
Rock, il is deema highly importantf fhomS
this character shSiA be published,
sonnd democratic So,trlnes, and pol: 1naS
nerally.
The undersigned, \aying purchss-S dun
Mr.. Thomas sterne \ the - Arlrad fallen of
will hereafter publishS as a dep, onished wind
support the prneiplesVr the peS hi. leps ws
lected to carry them oa de Lis 5osi,i -
il at all times, eflicisIi at n - ioe"'
party in this section of tn, Stat, tso pa1Trs'
Ills excrtions and industry So0y 'u ro,h
the very latest intelligenc e.rHAy1 e, I'll h
abroad. He has engaged - aeTe7hA made
dents in the Indian count = ~; al each ,oror
give the earliest in.elligenes P'a\ \whefe we T..
All who are devoted to saPe w omozo 0'
embarked, are ro-.Jcctfl OF thing in h'ov
efforts to establish OH slmpelled ,;K' hor The
paper in the FAR Wesfvos hi, 60 Bob Sn
four dollars, if not par 49, cnair.
'Sthim-beA
Van Buren,. Ars. yrchSsd, ts's-Iengti,G G,ea 4 al N
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15

~ on commencing the last volume of the Spirit Of the
ZINES on the 4th OF March ls43-was ISSUED
large and mRgnifcentIy executed portrait of
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15
COL. VIM. R. JOHNSON.

"7He Napoleon Of Tie Yurf!"
Engraved by A. l.. Dick in line after an orginal nor
trait in oil by Henry lnnan, ESQ., now in the Publish
er's possession at this Office
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15
A MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT OF FASHION.

A MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT OF FASHION
The Champion Of the american Turf,
Is now in the hands of the Engraver and will be ready
for publication in a short time
The esprit of the Times" is so we'll known throupb
out the country as the acknowledged Chroncle of the
Turf Field Sports" etc., that it is not deemed
ry to go into any detail of its peculiar
Terms of Subscription and Advertising.
For one years subscription FIVE DOLLARS, in Id.
vance. For Advertising one square of ten printed
lines (or l2O words) dollar for the first
No Advertisements oH be inserted unless paid for in ad
rance
Extra copies Of the LARGE ENGRAVINGS ON
EEL may be obtained at the publication office at one
dollar EACH They will be sent to any section of the
Union, so enveloPed as TO secure them from injury
1t is desirable that such letters and communica lions
as relate to the editorial department and Blood Stock
be addressed TO WM T. PORTER; all others to j. Rich
ards. The postage must be paid in all cases
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15

In addition to the highly finished Enrravings cnum
rated above, is superb Portrait of
MADLLE AUGUSTA,
The celebrated Danseuse, in tie character of vI
phde;' Engraved by Hinshelwood from a sketch and
original picture by Chalon and Inman in the coIlec-
tion of the Editor
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15
ance. O77{ nor annum =" s"
ClGARSFHEWlNG T0RAcco

DuT has res{, per steamer TrisoD. %~so. !,
Id aficls of Ria gars and ~ cent a splendid
Ap1a7' Ist4i As~ins Tobacco
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20

high and low places Let us look at this single
city in which our lot is cast its thousands who
despse the truth, the history and present state oi
crime and ignorance, the yet unoccuped fields lof
holy enterprize, the progress of Papal errofs-iel
US consider these things but moment, ana 81 say
whether, instead Of uniting our forces against 'fis
legion Of evils, we shall rather whet our SWORDS
against each other, and initiate the spirit OF 'he
mistaken disciple. who seems to have ctalineo
credit of his Lord for his excluslveness, saying
"master we found one casting out devils IN my
name. and we forbade him, because he j0s!0''e"
not rim US.
Respectfully y0p' 0's''sn' GEORGE POTTS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20
Pnhlic s.ock Exchnnge-Jan. Ie.

The following acts passed the Legislature of
20 authorize The Go"fTnor 10 re-
dnce the humber officers Of th Genital BANK and 70 tx ne
r aud fire Insurance Bank Savannah 20 years. author
zs th Bank Of Augusta reduce MS stock to not less t.n
its own stock and thus reduce It's capital 10" below
$1,000 OOO The Georgia Insurance and IGT Company 70
Bank of Yawkinvlle changed The Merchants Bank
of N.con Certain Banks in Augusta we'd from TX
ecnans them for taxes peid former re4su OF
t State aud placed to their credit Certain assignments
made by Banks in Columbus are confirmed
Kentucky State Bonds TO the amount of 81 15OOoo
were burned Frankfort in obedience Joint resolution
the e. eislarurc These Bonds we received from the Bank
OF Kentucky and the Northern Bank.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20
GLOVE ANODYNE.

-nder.
The Cloy- AuoGyne is tie best of all o5-ache remedies
It immediate aad certain It's effects curing the
lent toot;,-1ch- pain IN the gums IN ore minute
immediate and eiIei after the failure OF every
ether remedy; pleasant 10 the taste AID smell viii
Iur In any and eew applications VIII
entirely The pain and soreness from decayed tooth
ha be filed and rendered useful When the
pain proceed, from the face from gums around tooth
apparently sou9d this application viii give sTedy relief by
For sale By DAVID SANDS < co. No. II Eest Broad.
way 70 utca tiee and 273 Broadway Chambers
st. Granite 5uildings. JIG In.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20

sSREP HE'D ana SOlu WHOLESALE ny Iofl-N >
I DAVIS city OF Hudson. Columbia c9pn,y " " AID
ior sale in this clty at rh'lssa,s and iseii BY
SIS Will m.srrser, Genera Agent for this city:
AMI b most the principal retail druggists II New York aud
This IS not nesc medicine. 1t has been known for years
and lis healing Influences have been felt b. thousands in the
vicinity whert As bpt no ei9T mas ever eeoFG
besn made introduce u TO the public at large b means OF
The press /, has b en- LIFT way silently by its
intrinsic merits and TO eneGd Tor It's Celebrity np2n Get;a @
extent OF these and III hSh aud reputation woh has
bg acquired arr manifest from hgad'Tg5 M oi m AS
medical profession aud others wao nave edi;. Ii Is
more widely by The afflicted who suffering without
CoIds Coughs Asthma, influenza. WhoopnS Couch
Group Worms, Hemotase Tor ral.lns 81 9iGod] and me
consumption and ofhr Kind red diseases are controlled oy
b. charm Thesa comp ANTS ar OF most inSidious
character Ihey commence W.T." sist colo or YIN soie
tr!as imrnt, whIc being az tst neglected. leads 10 M
ammation, and ,los! advance step hy step uti ns con-
stiruon way, aud the victim Is brought 20 the'ery
70 fson who has any regard for the inestimab blessing
Of health hond be without this mild pleasant, ana yet
po erul sALsAM In this climate where changes o weather
are So sudden their effects injurious, immensely
important. aamey Gse Of Il has St'ec SH ~'it 5a'e iou @
gushng from wasted frames denIa;ed consutGnonS l4
ey4n from tearIts-l The sg sum paid hote o! TINS
extraordinary curative has 9i.en say vast 'uHS {" money
winch mu nave been paid for medical dt;eTcancs du:ln-
onG course OF painful sickness.
With all their wonderful and sfcacOUs powers DR. HOUSE
MASS GERMAN CcUGH Drops r- Tree IRON every '-est
of i.btaiing dangerous nature. ey are 4 IuIsly
vegetable compound aud be taken with ENTIRE salet ~
all kind, OF aud under all circumstances he use ei
this invaluable medicine las also caus' !eat Improvement IN
tho OF persons cuiStItuonaly tsetle as lis TO
uIuar Oar ard viso- the sytsm Sne tin re instance
weakers the patient Il mild heain- eNpscioaqt
AID ne sane time as gentle itIs short the
ug,ltc BALM h'ch restores helth strength yiger,
citv and ceerfues t- weakened frame aud the dss.
pond6g mind 1t the si.n of triumph sickness aud
PAN IN rer mos; oppressive forms. This proved by the
nfllbe testimony Of thousands vino have tT'ed It may De
onnces nj 3tawly I'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE

30 = JJfIlf-S iI.tt I.
L>LLiOG. BC3NhP & BABC0Ch e:e cen
: saay sGpuiiej s;lh .7se =2e:s assortment Of
FiFEHS, S=st 70 I'll DEPARTMENTS of - traia among
which ait the following Hubbl:t's co.5fad Papers IL
go; 71r:r:T bostoa CGgpec!2ts Papers of srTtror
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20

T'ORPORATION NOTICE.-Pubc Notice is
~ hereby given 10 the occupant
Parts Of all Houses and improved unfnprovet Lands
affected thereby tha the blowing
peted BY lie Assessors and lodged the Street Commits
soners fce by ali parsons Interested
Tor building Dram 9th tfrHUl e Avenue
% Point 300 feet of D. -mbt los on both
sides 81 OH street between Arensss and D. ana on the East
site oi Avenue Z between 6th and i0th streets
All Persons whose trd BY the above named
assessments, end who opposed 10 the same e-i o.
hem requested present their objections IL wriu 20
the Undersigned, the Street Commissioned QiGe w'
80 days from the date OF this Notice. JOHN EVEN,
S,reer Commissioner aud Chairman OF the Assessors
Street Commissioners Office, JANUARY 9th, lGi Jai2 lot