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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-11
ARRIVAL OF MADAME YOUNG.
rENHIS CELEBRAVED PHILOSOPHER

TENHIS CELEBRATED PHILOSOPHER
M late from Philadelphia, has the pleasure to an.
nounce to the ladies and gentlemen of Batmore tina,
she ,. has again returned, and can be No ~
PITT STREET, (south side J n ear Exeter where she
ID prepared to receive them She will, by her unver-
sally acknowledged skill in Phrenology, Physiology
ana Phoiogy, inform those who will investigate her
talents, of their leading transactions of the past the
present, and the future, as if she had known them
from birth She neither wishes to know the name
nor age hut guarantees that all who visit her will not
regret it.
G3~Price so cents for gentleman, and 25 cents for
lady. dlI-lnt
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SI0H00( No less than Four brilliant CAPITALS in
lOOeOt THIS nAY'S Lottery, besides 800, 900
lOO00k in % prizes OF $1,000; Ss23, $50 in la5
lOOO0N prizes of j 50, sc. &c.
Whole tickets only s., halves Sl.50, quarters 81 a5
Q9- The lucky numbers in The above. either by the
package or single ticket, tor sale at The Office
of FLETCHER & CO., No. ST Baltimore street, above
Holiday, where small investment made may realizs
ali independence for life "Mark the place. and do
not omit the "Golden opportunit w
Drawn Nos of class so, lowest prize S9a Dec 10:
Go II 30 % 40 g. 46 20 6s lS
Orders from abroad respectfully solicited Direct
your letters to JAMES FLETCHER o. 60.
No. go Baltimore street,
do Above Hoday-st., BaItirsore Md
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-11

THANKSGIVING DAY. AS tomorrow is III
day designated by the Governor for prayer an
thanksgiving throughout the State, all tn
Banks of the city will be closed. Notes faln
due tomorrow, therefore must be paid to-day
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-11

DEPORTATION OF PoTAroEs. Within the last
ten days there have been importations of pota-
toes from England and France into New York
amounting to several thousand bushels, and
still larger quantities are expected by the pack
cts to arrive during this and the next month.
The prices in Liverpool are for ordinary about
% cents bushel, and from that for better qua
lites up to 80 and IS cents. Freight, duty,
and other expenses increase the cost whom land
ed to about 45 cents, leaving, at present prices,
a handsome profit TO the importer.
NAVAL. The U. s. steamer Princeton,
Capt. Stockton, arrived at Philadelphia, on
Monday from Norfolk. The U. S. ff!gate Po-
tomac went to sea from Hampton Roads Oh Sa-
turday The Mexican steamer Guadaloupe,
bound to Vera Cruz, sailed from Norfolk the
same day.
AN IGNORANT LBELLER. The editor of the
Boston Pilot, who has slanderod the greatest
and best men of the land, and called AmEEl-
CANS "co,pards, aud the sons Of corards," by
way Of proof of his capacity to form an estimate
of American character and institutions, and his
general intelligence, gravely talks in his rabid
journal of the Estate Of PHILADELPHIA" and the
g p,.s;aa,t of M1,J1ndr The impudent for.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-11

EDURsE LOST. Was lost on Saturday last, in
ID Second street, between South and the Centre
Market, BEAD PURSE, with the initials CIV r."
and ''le39" marked upon it, The name of The owner
is also marked upon the clasp, which is of silver The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the Purse
at the office Of the Republican and Argus il is one
which is priced by the owner. di0-2t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-11

BLEACHING SALTS. Just re-
81 ceived supply of Tenants No. | Salts.
For sale by
TURNER, WHEEL WRIGHT & NUDGE,
do South Charles street.
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STEAM SOAP s CANDLE WORKS.

STEAM SOAP & CANDLE WORKS. "
GMErH 81 CURlE1"E inform their friends,
~ customers, and the public. that they have COM
inehced operations at their NEW STEAM SOAP and
CANDLE WORKS, corner of Holiday aud Pleasant
streets, and have on hand an assortment of MOULD
and DlPT CANDLES and BROWN and YELLOW
SOAP, all of best quality, Which they offer for sale at
the lowest market prices. mood w2iWim
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YHyHOIIAS y. ALEXANDER late OF The 8iE
IL of Annapolis, ATTORNEY AT Law, f'hhs
taken an office at No 8 SPURRIER's COURT, Lexing-
ton street. His residence is AT the West corner of
Saratoga street and Sharp street alley where he may
be consulted after the usual office hours
He proposes 10 practice in the various Courts Of
Civil Jurisdiction in the city of Baltimore, the Court
of Appeals, the Court of Chancery and Anne Arundel
County Court. dlO.3tf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-11

Evidence ON tho part of the Plaintiff was pro-
duced, showing that plaintiff, as police officer
of said ward, did perform his duty faithfully,
and without any charge of any kind having
been preferred against him, and that he was
one OF the most efficient officers under the
High Constable. The plaintiff was discharged
by the present Mayor, in pursuance of the fol-
lnMing notice. In MriLinu:=
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-11

Action brought before
VIM. A. Schaef1er, Esq.
to recover the sum OF
$3.50, for one months
salary, due him as Po-
lice Officer of 18th ward.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-14
IRON, NAILS, TIN PLATE, &c.
RICHARDS q. MOgTGoNERY.

NC. IL CHARTERS STREET, NEw ORLEANS,
g AVE Just received, per ships New Hampshire,
Isl sweden, Huron, Bombay, Isaac Allerton, Hamp-
den and Aihanbra from Liverpool, and by various other
snlps rom The north, large additions to their stock 81
ohefleld, birmingham and domestic goods, maxine
their stock of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.. :
extensive, complete and cheap as can be found in N,
southern country. Among their heavy goods are
4oo tons s%edes' Tennessee and English Iron, assert.
ed, all sizes;
3ooo swedes, Tenn.an English Ploughshare Monlds
900 bundles hoop and band Iron N
30uD kegs best Boston Nails;
5oo boxes Tin Plates, of most approved br,pds.
'oo aozsn SoIinss Hartford, Kings, Davis's and SIM
aoO dozen Whittemore's best Cards, assorted-cotton
wool and horse;
aooo steel cotton-gin Saw Plates also, Gin Saw Sheet
Steel ~
100 ions Slavery 81 Co.'s, aud other e,s,;n,, osso,,.,.
zoon French Pots, assorted, 3 to 10S pints Points ;
5oou gals best winter strained and bleaacbed Snerm ~
2000 do do Ste"0heu Spe[nolij
1000 do Liuseod Oil; 90 Whale do;
25 bbls Spirits of Turpentines
25 do best Tanners OIL;
5 do Copal Varnish;
5Uo kegs White Lead, assorted
io9o boxes WINDOW Glass, assorted, 8 xl0, and 10 Z 70.
~ casks Sheet Zinc;
SUI Kegs buck and drop Shot
soou Jabez Kings genuine Carey Plouahs. ,sso,t.d
Nos, !, 2, 3 and A;
oouO dozen best Carolina Hoes, assorted:
ig ~ pairs Cologne Mill Stones, assorted;
II do French Burr do;
Is pieces superior Boiling Clo,hs. ,ssor,od 6 sS
Also-A general assortment of Min and Gin Irons:
Curriers' Tools, assorted; Houghton &Wallaee,s
superior patent Lard Lamps.
lne'f stock Of CUTLERY is not surpassed.
Also
'ooO pairs Trace Chains
gu dozen painted Wood Buckets:
5oo coils Manila Rope, assorted sizes.
rev Orleans, Nov. ls44-nl4-St /
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-14
MUNROE's CLOTHING STORE

No. 80 Magazine st., at the North Ear -
OF Magazine and Grapier Sts., Ne,o Oleoss
"a LFRED. .NlUNRQE, would iAfoFnn His fs;aSSs
- customers, that he is now receiving hin NM @As
ply of ready made Clothing and .Furnishinu ~ \
and he is happy to say that his stock will con.s;sls
W ithout exception, the very beat Sssoftntent AZ Y
ever offered in New Orleans. eVS9Hs
I'll N PRICE SYSTEM. which Ia 4.
ready established, win be strictly adhered to. and ~
will be offered at such prices as shah 1t all times 80
mand the attention of purchasers who study coma
Large additions will be made to the stock bv t6ef
val of every ship from New York: sa
A M, thankful for past favors, confdenflv hosss
by tte system of business which he has adoptea
merit a iuil share of public patronage. Amonr csI3
goods already received are the following; viz @%
Superior French and English black cloth Dress 4
Frock Goats do do do do blue and brown do d. At
DO do do cassimerc and beaver walking do i; dosdh
over do business seats of every description; KentusE
Jean Frock and Dress Coats; satinet do do a. w
Blanket Goat, Of 81 kinds: superior French and M
gllsh cashmere pants; do do do fancy cassimere do. H
PLAN English ~htokskin do do do do plaid and strtpsS
buckskin ca isMare p;,Kentucky jean and sati6et n
super black vel.st Vests; do fancy do do: do silk snS
wool do; DO black and fancy satin do double breasr.s
cashmere and Cashmere do single breasted do do NM
large assortment of bail do; white Mafseilles do lins4s
Shirts; cotton Shirts with linen .bosoms and. coolls,s
colorcd Shirts u all kinds red flannel4d o . anTrsS
lambswool, mss a Z and cotton Shirts and Draw
ers Shirt Bosoilsa and Collars rich Scarfs and Cravafs;
silk and linen Handkerohiefsf; gum elastic and sHl
suspenders Cloves of all kindHSs lambswool, meriDs.
and cotton Stocks; satin and bombazine Stock
trunks Valises Carpet BAGS; Umbrellas. Alsos
handsome assortment OF Otter, Fur, Seal and Musksss
Caps. Also. Hais OF every description, which viii
sola much lower t!ian N fhslegspigk hat stores.
Every article will be offered at the lowest price thef
it can possibly be sold for, aad no deduction from ,hss
price will in any instance be made.
ALFRED MUNROE.
nl4.3m No. "A Maaa m Y.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-14
THOMAS b. WINSTON.
GENE R.RE GFsnrRp

Wholesale and Retail Stores, Nos. II, IL, and
= corner Of Poydras and Commsrce streets,
Neao Orleans.
q n AYING taken these THREE STORES for
z a a long term of years, | am determined to do bu.
Of the Country and City Merchants, of Planters and Of
fqma'es. One store intended solely for the Retail
business, the other two entirely to the Wholesale de.
P,artment. To the Grocers, i have added a general
ffgsls''n busIness-Pork, Lard, Bacon, Flour, &c. /.
S4ail Dc as liberal IN terms as any established house in
time. va" s'' Oi"
am now receiving my First Supplies, and shah
continue to keep What has always been admitted, even
y conpctitors) the best and cheapest assortment Of
Grocerles, Liquors and Provisions in New Orleans.
Nerp Orleans, Noo. 1874. MA Iyr
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-14

KAccoURoI Gur-oFF.-We are informed 5,
the gentleman who has contracted with The Sta,s
Engineer tor the performance Of this work. tha,
he y merely awaiting The arrival hftbe Star
hands to coanraeasa their work. Asurvev baS
Just been made and the distance required 10 h.
cut through Is father less than hree.fourths of
HAD tsAis wofS been done at an early period
last iali, we eonbt not the loss in the imIneaiate
district would been to . great extent lessened
Conoorsia ~LnteRigeacer.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-14
ST. ST. 8auprg gSsfs,
WPMR@W8A3s La,
THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. III, 1874.
RIVERS, STEAMBOATS,. RAIRoAns.& &c.

y IS notorious to every one, that Opelousas, in
certain seasons, Is almost entirely shut out from
the world, and nearly inaccessible, either for
business or pleasure. Weswere SO unfortunate
as to BE- absent from the Parish a few weeks
since, and on our return Left New Orleans ex-
pecting to reach home in three . rfSourdlays from
The lime We embarked. The sequel proved that
The time required was exactly thirteen dav,rs 80
Ordinarily we could have left New York and
reached the Ola World IN about the same time
The delay in this passage was caused, Of course,
By The want Of water. After leaving Orleans,
we got along pretty wei until we reached the
mouth oF Red River. where the current runs
with such velocity. and the water usually il so
tow, that 4 II impossible for boats il Get III.
Seven steamers lay within 4 halfmile Of each
other " the same time--noneso Of which could Get
through the current and mud, without the help
ofharsers, which were spliced together and cast
q mile ahead, BY which means, and all the steam
that could be put on, the boats, one by one, paiea
over by their windlasses. The current very OF.
ten was 50 great as to break the lines, and then
the boat was driven over into the mud. Not one
crossed however without dragging, HAVING
finally overcome his dilliculty, ma n.xsss1
throush tbs Atcb.adaIaYa witi3a,,t n,,cb tra,,hl.
va were brD,ight ia i tbe mo,,,b of,bo ca,,r,.
bleau in no auaser, or next to ii for nayigable pur-
poses, and we're again forced q wogts tbto,a,,
the mud With ropes and steam A..
Il was almost al bad L, oct - G,,4bss d. {,
dint IF perseverance. tie bost ~ 49,
reach al hiph IS tbe Watybaa =
to Washington. skias ,,ara ag,a o.4 'nYase
Np3 peyson5 ,,,lass ~ NJ
of tbe tro,tle "a n,as,.a. ~ sonseiSe
i Luckily for Is an s.atJg5 Z 49, .tasei.
man. else We sba,la 49, ~
mouth IF Co,rta blo.,, !. :
friends beG,re !. G,0n, aaa,l. nv { =
however. convinced = e { ~,
though we m;abt Il ia "a. ]. ao.5
better canta; IL ] ca,,ld { SO
sons " M voar 1885, ] :. ~
comm,,nicati op3 i t,,ee, !, MI aa;at .s1,paH u, y
sissippi. Co,rtableap Z = '.b...a D all J,
er-the Atcbaffalava { -, NH
Red Rfpe, isa ,ovd n,,55Jst TnIa.,
IS done, for Il. II tba mouth o,,.a;an,.
viii render il useless altogelber !. !, ).
many months ii, the year
What then should we doq
Ill, Ivy Is Pre-
N AZ III n tleiiioha ieaT Aoad IN this
cohnexson, bit the thing u fogI.sd upon Us 30
indelibty, We are convinced thft nothing Int
such a Road from here TO Point dbunee. ~ so,ns
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-14
MEDlCAL COLLEGE or LOuIsIANA

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF LOUISIANA.
: HNHE animal course of lectures will commence in
q this Institution on the Sd Monday of November,
ls44, and terminate on the third Saturday of March,
JoHn Harrison, NJ. D.-Physiology and Pathology
James Jones, Nj. D.-Theory and Practice Of Ma.
cine.
Warren Stone, NJ. D.-surgery.
J. H. RiddcIl, Nj. D-Ghemistry.
A II. Cehas, Nj. D.--1sidwifery, &c.
pculics.
A. J. Wedlerbmn, NJ. D-Anatomy.
John .. Epstis, M. D-Demonstrator of Anatomy.
MIA tlllst dec. A, II. CENAS. MD Dean:
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-14

ces, Ut IS possible we have lost the State. Pla.
quemine has never before given 400 votes she
now shows upwards Of 1000. Ofthis we shall
say mo,e next week.
a. The Mail yesterday brought no news
whatever of importance.
0-W9had intended, ere this, to have called
the %attentiSl Of our readers to the advertisements
of, p st@rl, ofNew Orleans, which will be
found in oul' columns. 1t is decidedly the best
book store lb,New Orleans, and for stationery.
and every thSghg else usually kept in such a store,
is certainlykhe cheapest and most ~accommoda-
tSg7g house ID d the Southern eopqtrr. Tie best
fSaRa5 q one fslieatiea dqliay be found there, as
Wen as the So lP publications. of the day. All
kind OF stationery in abundance can be had at
reasonable rates. We can recommend his
house to our friends visiting the city during the
Coming business months.
Among the toany new publications which ve
have received from h4r- Steel, arc
"Ihe Highlands ef Ethiopia described "
"Fe1as, its Geography, Natural History and
Topography -
Life in the New World, or sketches of Amer.
lean Society; i"
"9voman's Worth, or Hints to raise the Fe.
male character p
"he7ico' as twas, and as it 50"
''Allison's history OF Europe; y
'kendalPsSanta F4 Expedition -
'SThe Yemasse," S'The Jew,o in French and
English, &C., &c.
All Of these works are not only good reading,
but all worthy the attention of the public tor in
trinsic value. We must close this notice ~
calling particular attention to tGe large selection
Of beautiful Blank Books, which, ion Durability
we know is not surpassed. To those who wish
to purchase, we advise them to give Steela call.
BLOWING UP OF THE STEAMER Lucy WA1kER
The steamer Lucy Walker, Captain Cocbrane
from Louisville for New Orleans, blew nm on
The 23d uit., 6 miles below Louisville, having on
board a large number of passengers, numbering
about l30 persons-from so to 100 of whom
were Killed. There We're Is ladies on board.
IA OF whom We're saved. The wounded were
taken to New Albany. Among the killed wefeI
Mr. AlfeY, Ihe pilot at the wheel Samuel Uous.
ton, son OF the Captain of the Paragon VIM
Ilbbs; Capt. Naun LIST Clerk and Enpineer
Thompson had his arm shattered. One
was the only baggage saved. The boat
sunk to her wheel house directly after he exnla.
sion the balance Of the wreck continued 70
burn. y
BANKS OF NEw ORLEANs.-According to the
monthly Statement Of the Board of Currencv.
published in the State paper. the movement Of
me specie paying banks on the LIST inst, was as
follows
Cash Liabilities.
Circulation 81 oao oa7 5aI
Deposits an9a gTf ~
Due 70 For. &Domtc. banks
Qess ezohange) 1901, $50 90
Other cash liabilities 66'770 80
io'al $9,749,574 50
9pecie $~s,3I6.sso ~ !
b noaiiS On ueposis 2,655,5I4 Oh 2
1e banks 1,SO8,361 05
ooT.s.a-'As' distances 1874 IS
i'ens 1872 II
Ao'ai $~l2,434,65I 80
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-14

President TYLER left Washington on tho 22d
for Virginia.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-14
Report says Claiborne has given Polk 207,
ind Caddo l50-Doubtlul.
MISSISSIPPI

u ByJra@d in Plaqucmina, and other pla-
ces, it is possible we have lost the State. Pla-
~queuine has never before given 400 votes she
now shows upwards Of 1000. Ofthis we shall
say more next week.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-14
PRESIDENTIAL Glretion 11rturns
4 ELECTIGNs.

LOUISIANA ELECTIONS.
We have very few official returns from the cleo.
tons in this State, but give such reports as have
reached us.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-14
y9ERCHA&B.SBESE

A "A ID.
FWSHE subscriber begs leave to inform his friends and
"a the Public, that Ie has received his
WINTER STuCK OF READYMADE
S@WA9D~E-- CT
q superior quality and ofthe latest fashion. Also, a
general assortment of
MM,'esVny'c, Saddleyy,
and Saddlery-Momltings coarse and
fine Boots and Shoes ; ladies and
children's fiue Shoes, and
-EB E&- EG @OD0n MR--
And a general assortment of other PARTICLES, too hume.
rous 10 mention: ul of which will be sold at much r.
duced prices FOR CASH.
P. COLLINS,
Main street, corner of North.
Opclousas, Nog. 1874. MD 4m
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-14

G- The Mail yesterday brought no new.
whatever of importance.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-14
PRINTING

liz. JOB PRINTING
VI every description, neatly and exuedit;opa,v axsruteS
the ohss Of tho " ST. LaAdry whie.. 81
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-14

TT We take pleasure in publishing the an.
neNed card 70 MI. Webster. lie is about lea.
wing US for A~ie8andgia and Natchitoches. We
speak Tor him a heartyNwelcome, and have no
doubt his merits wlltgain him such.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-14

n. az. Arehhoids tho senoir editor ofthe
Alexandtia n Transcript, 3 has retired from that
psPef 70 seek some more probable business for
hls support Bad payi Subscribers often drive
7as n this c~aseT-7gooa editors into other pro-
f~assions. Lack be with you, Arch, Whatever
you undertake.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-14

ol among the many Improvements in New
orleans which are now in progress, we were
struck on our last visit, with The row Of granite
buildings which have taken the place Of the Ca
nal Bank, on Magazine street. We droppod II
at the corner siore-Mr. DanielN n. PONIES, dry
goods msrehant-and found his assortment large
ana Wen selected. Every person about the
house appeared accommodating. and we could do
no less than make purchase. Should any Of
our readers 90 to Orleans this winter. lit tbcm
eall a 1tR. Pope's, and We are aore his price.
will be 50 satisfactory, that they viii net leave
purchasing.
e-The Wings ofNew Orleans had a torch
light procession on the Cd inst. Ii is said to
been a most beautiful affair. Many houses
in the city were illuminated.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-14

BANKS oFNEW ORLEANs.-According to the
monthly Statement Of the Board of Currencr.
published in the State paper. the movement Of
me specie isaJii'g banks on the LIST inst, was as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

T7HE ONLY GENUINE AND ORIGINAL
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP. FOR THE CURE
OF ERGPTlONS: CHAPPhD FLESH, &c.-CAu.Iov
to his bed several weeks during which time this was mia.
mousiy therefore buy cake Of this With
in this CITY only at 50 Chath and of this civ
only of the here advertised be Careful OF this if YOU
want the genuine Always ask for JoaesS 7lial Chemicl
Soaptake other. Without msrepresen,s ton tip.s
lis positive qualities has received the highest en-
sdca Society OF Ps0s lthes cured thousands the Uni
sach rmpe reckies blocie, sat 1eum scurry heat
spots tan SUE bum nopew, Sc Cure chapped fesh &c
TO beautifully healthy cenHess. TO prove TO the public the
sIceence OF this, read The following diploma aatGe 10 81
VeSpl the Inyetor by the Medical Society Of Paris:
cone NJ Vespr! the greatest philantfopst Of the
and his Italian Chemical Soap 1cle any erupons
Disagreement Of the skin IL vii prove blessing 10 purs
ages Sold by the only agent in tie United STATE
7 Jones wholesale peIurnsr sign Of the American Eagle
Staessrect Boston,; Ledger Buildings Philadeihla 2o
hius-sueet' SiiaiieSton' . y. III I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27
WTILDER'S PATENT SALAMANDF8

NlLDER'S PATENT SALAMANDER
w SAFE!-The subscriber is the OIL. an,borilsJ ~
IN the State 70 make eel these valuable property pre-
servers aud pledges 31mse 10 The public that ali ss made
failed 70 preserve the contents unured ihcurh
exposed to the IoI intense heat Daprsss been
overcome ana they are now tgc-rcHted Gry-a having
Ch4sbs lh9t dsectoI Lock- which renders them the mo.t
perfect article eve offered 10 the puOc.
hose VINO wish to purchase article called improved
Salamsneer SAFES Imitation saamapaeT SaIss or Second
Hand safes ede oy T. J. Saylor and sci4 By h,n TO Be
all sizes aHd designs At prices according quality By apply
ing at the Iron sale Warehouse ant Fac.orT OF
rs Inns SILAS C. HFRpJE1, J2a yVat.r..
YOU WHO USE SARSAPaRILLA-Try
Joness Extract OF Sarsapaa Candy It's excellent,
powerful ana pure extract OF the Sold at 8
package, or or 81 at the SIZE of the American Eagle SO
Chatham ST. N Y or 3s Fulton asd 5 Atlantic ST. Brook
E7QRNS, CURNS AND TOOTHAEHE Cured
Store, 50 Bowey, ~ " Pnee 80 cents each. jaSs ln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

ORDERED That all I, the creditors Of James CSC. C.
Ifany they have before the nth da, Of March
the Corr of Common Pleas, the City Hell, the City Of
New York why of th- said iosolyeps e'ate
should BE- msde aud he be discharged from his debts
the provisions of the statute Tor the discharge OF
nsovent from his ceh's Notice OF to be published
for six weeks the State paper aed the newspaper printed
in the City OF New York, entitled The Tribune Dated the
10Th day of January 1911 VIM. lNGLiS,
ja20 law6ws Associate Judge Newly ork Common Peas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

@&F FARM FOR SALE.-Twelve hundred and
sixty acres of most excellent land is offered for sas BY
ssthe SUBSCRIBER This land is known as the Ashland
ana Is situated IN the town OF Lyme Jefferson County,
New oEk Seven hundred and fifty acres the tact is clear
ga ts residue very heavily mbIed The land o. great
and Is uae excellent whea;-grow ing section
one oil the most wealthy and populous Counties of the State
e arm are numerous and
ana The ocahon OF the property such 10 Offer most adj
vsasseons Investment oil capital Tor adyidr. CT an As
sociae9 disposed 10 ensE extensively into The farming bu
siness. = or further particulars inquire of
JOS. "A. FHILLIPS,3 Mile Bay Je4fs-,o, 70 ~
September 70, lSa3 III 80