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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-10

I ETTER ClTATORY.-Tbe Superior Court Of the free
That 81 The Sost "f Man 'e Sh MAKES ~ or
Christian Fredersh fickmeyer, and Ernst HeilIich Bnai.
Heinrich Lambrech absent this has been dscreed
upon statement that
. Rel hard LambrecH bern here the I'd August 1897
had Of his life residence since 1915
he wrote from Hamburger
a. Christian August Lambrecht, hom here the 9th July,
1882 hid left Hamburger for tie Bszs in the 1929 1928
3D. drch Heinrich Lambrecht, born here the 3Oth OF
April 1902 had left Hamburgh in the year 1919, Amer
eau vessel without having dnss Ct his resdeAce
he said Reinhsrd, Christian August and Friedrich Helm
rich therefore hereby invited be!oe Mou
day. thu 9th dry CT Septembr 1884, oc ok A. APP
Gear personally through tr Attorney before the Superior
on e n y, a or oha ron
otherwise hev will be declared de ID and their inheritance wi
be deli, cred to their heirs.
Al the saTe time all who have knowledge Of the
SID persons being awe or their rslde1ce qusted to
give iporm tiDn Their of To the supeor CouI sfor aid
Bremen at the office of the Superior Con.. July 7th 1888
q MEYER, Secretary.
Concentrations rel tcn the ,tove may TO
. G. RECKNAGEL, i07 We ter s,rs t.,
Ne York
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To COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

n NJ. PEYSEKE co. UateIy removed TON the eoTse 81
liberal Wholesale and retail the following tielss
eceiv-d by recent arrivals
iern ben Zephyr Wosed-he complete assorsmnt II
this county . ,, -
widths.
Ben Embroidery Patcns-of the choicest end newest
c,iption: Emboidenes, commenced veive,
slk, woed and cotton worked IN the most tasteful Pan
N style . a.. -.
rses Hair Dss Of Eod silver and silt and tipsslled
Bracelets. Combs. HAIR Pins, and large variety Of ohsr
beaut ful Paris Fancy Articles.
gilt and silver Beads Buses Pans
Twst plain and shaded IN sticss and spools, Embroidery
and flower Chenille OF silk a,d meal and sh.
Also Fng, oitnps and Cord AID Tassas, imported Of
and widths
I'm
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NEW P.1TENT solar AND LARD LAMPS.
WORAM HAUGHWOUr, Bi Br.adw y, MD re-
81 etfolly nv III fsrds AID customrn 70 an ,n,p.e
Of psteot article ef Ard lamp tie hr' OF which
e now I, be frn to the puphc Me,,- All will ~:
hbit, ,veni dpr. the month Of March, VARIETY Of
Lard Solar mps burning L.rd, come Spe and
ONE Whal. OIL These Lamps are made pv lie celebrated
aanuf,. Cornelius 10 and bsfoe nernR them to
he public they have ed for thorough sxs'nstoa,
sci-ntf g-ndem-n attached 10 the I,stitute
vanii VIII, have rpoitei that the eat Of lard IN
these mps ab EQUAL to the cost Of oil
PER gallon have their rport IN favor Of the
Lame as bel < the superior LAID Lamp that ha, come
inde thsf THIS together with the ngh standing Of
the .unceut guarantee that he
upsncr Lamp all III nss considered Low IN use The man
er Ia which such that either
td N b. u..d. ard can b. p, 10 ora.r without the
,,utoubls ell made aud perfect lamp, with sod gebe
,,d chni ey wick will last FOR be
old i1 two dollar. ana I'y cn" e"p WI ,. .wes ,ns
NC auans, with TIE unuacturefs that they
add tn .f miny patti to their
an aud will sell at removable thar
,ny houss the fsIi Of all the following
irtlol,s will also BE- found az their show rooms
Ca. al and csudr Oh ndelen, Pesdants Mantei Lights.
Brackets. portable turaers, Lsntsm., sc.
Gpsudoes, Cs,dtlsbt Bracket Chaudeers, Wall Bnck
new article { Solar SIDE Lamps
Aiao Pit.e and Japanned Gecds Cute-y, and Fine Cut
Class comrrisng the bet the Usted sate
m2 lm~ec
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.
PrrLApyLrnIA, March 9-Ar Economy Steelmsn, New
York; lila Weldon. Boston.
B.LT.monn. Msrc' Oar Otter, Bell I'm Trinidad; Flo
Rowland Cienfueg May Augusta, Krwsn 0uay
INA; Lois Hsney well. NYo'k
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CAST OFF CLOTHING,

CAST OFF CLOTHING.
CENTLEMENor families dssir, r converting their left
m Wearing Apparel into ea.h btain for The the
high st cash Price.
families aud gentlemen quitting the city, changing
sidencs hsvug upeiiuous ee 10 dispose r. VIII find
much TO their advaDtg send for the subscriber who will
a:teL d th IN at the. Iesiden &c By aIpointn
LErETT, 6 John street,
near Broadway.
y line 'hr ugh the Post Office, Otherwise will receive
promlt att ion.
Clothing C FAMED and repaired. mo imsrc
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WILLIAM T. JENNINGS u CO.,
DIAPERS AND IALLORS,

NO. IS0l BNOAUWAf,
AMERICAN HOTEL, OPPOSITE THE EOUSTAIN,)
SOLICIT attention to all invoices Of NEW GOODS re-
~ ce.ved last steamer, direct from agent London,
consstng OF Cloths Cassimeres vrieus styes sren-
dd silks and satin. for d.s ys:s MsIno vsve!, S
Gloves. suspendes Dressing robes &C.,
We would patrons that from this additional
facility shall be able supply them early date with
all the novelties Of the Londn and Paris markets aud
the reputation Of the establishment for the moderate prices
which have elected liberal patronage since the adoption q
the ready by which bed furnish
garments at from Is to IS per cent less than formey-a
feature In the abshment which commend to those
requiring articles for immediate the addition
.ock Of of first quality READY MADE GAR
MENTS including Surouts Cloaks Dress and rock Goats
Pantaloons and Vests, SC ja28 lmsec
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nR CORBITT may b. consulted c,lhdrntiay at his Of.
~ hce iuane street, two doos from Chatham Strangers
resps uny in ormsd that Dr. orbit is rber Of the
Qniyer.ty of the city Of New York aud that has excu
certa elias Of diseases (uow eleven years city
Of New Yorr which h emit T annals
his practice The ctr c!ut'cns III unfortunate
OF it has its trusand of victims Recent
cas- SIRE few days we'd entirely from the system
that you judci ly trs ted by person leg lily qualified
by pretend qnacks there them
IN the city Persons afflicted with poiractd and inveere
despair 81 be health applying
to Dr. Corbiu act many has essb ,hei the
ctors rrpua sk ard espec abili " Structure
the Doc ORE profoued attention be I'd
T. prevent a certain disc any Of j forms mo
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NroTICEAp application will lie made at the present Sss-
~ s,on Of the Legislature Of the STATE OF New York Tor the IN
OF benevolent soeey IN the city and uniy Of
New orb br caii THE Noah Association Of The BON. o'
Bcneyolence " y" i""e~c
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TO THE PUBLIC,
Mrs. q b MILLER u co.
TOBACCO AND SNUFF

MANUFAETl IF RS,
NO ITO WATER STREET NEAR WALL STREET
Very respectfully inform their friends AID hat
there lage eirculapon Of counterfeit and spurious To
parco ard Snuff ceiling through the city and by red
lars. representing av been manufactured by The
stamps made for deception the quality being nfeor the
genuine aIiice
That one may be msed ev such mpo.tion. suppose
th we ck OF fail cxertinrs manufacture usual
good ARTICLES, have been induced give this
friends .nd customers, caution against
We pledge ourselves xeriion
acure as heetore the very best and othsf
b. he only authorised by supply
their Samuel H. Roger. and Smith Sloane
All gooos nuaciured and sold by and IL
not approved Of can be returned and the money refunded
Solo 90 as reasonable terms articles in the line
Of tine quality, Manufactured ia the United States
Mrs. q. q. MILLER & co. ITO Water street.
70 imssm near w all street
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SPRING GOODS.
WILLIAM Il. JENNINGS & CO.,
DIAPERS AND TAILORS,

WlLLl4 vi Il. JENNINGS II CO.,
DIAPERS AND TAILORS,
OProsITE ] AZ FOUNTAIN.
e q
vns, @ and Pan. agency a S1 through
wne .y VIII be enabled TO arnss az an early date all ne
',s e hsn "o. p's
Iscd the economy Of a. ss
meat e. 1rt rate workmanship with style and character in
CT milo lm'ec
M EVANS ha. been in acee hs las g IN his
'i
s:%%s
ass street Gunner Of sssima str ct. '' ~h Se he
a r: !. Ss s
anteed. mioitsrc
Il forbid rsssiyns
ssS on p' yh Sn S
Dsa MssS and s the q hs ;fTs VII b
m9lw~rc corner Of OH Avenue and 4sih street
WANTEo By respectable girl gage with respect
N. o sSs %v to 1--we q would give he, owp tim. ;G
aiss W..t Washington Place, which win be a,t:nded
Man anm,rried Of good adsss, and who in
10 %s %.SS z Go. xp
py b. left a OH to W. A. Co.. s,at"s
.nces from lat place, and terms MI tire
INFORMATION WANTED,
OF ROBERr TYTHERLEIGH BOwN, Of Cheltenhsm
- Engand who came t. TIM. country in 1886 orr. He
Ell for his uncle David Down Pittsburgh Pa the baking
brsae.s. time He Afterwards Mobile Ala
worked at tn; trade with Mr. GAVIN Yuile He
vent a; steward On b9%d some boat runr on .oeile
has been that the steamboat with dent and
that he drowned attempting fvpg his
ers % he given t" any one who give certain IN
derrick A. Bown, No. ga Bowery, New York mi i~*m
INFORMAL ION WANTED of JAMES r. MILLER,
native OF New York and Seam,n by profession whan last
N M land N ShOnld he
alive and New York he hear of
advantage applying William Steel Baker No III Cher
ry street New York mi 3md&w #vrc
NEW WORk-ln press, anu ready for pub icatou on
Tuesday ncxt Treatise on the Five Regular flames Of
DominOes with Thirty Illustrations by illiam Pe
his work i'll he sale the Messs Kaynors No 76 Bow
cry, and some Of the principal bookstores Price 81.
me 2tissec
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
1,EsE far famed and celebrated Pills. from PoruaL s
perceive, be obtained in tina country, See sdVese
neni the last column fourth page. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-10

BATHS AT THE GLOBE HOTEL.
E proprietor Of the alb establishment would inform The
public and the fequenters OF this house that the Baths
ave been closed for the purpose Of etcg and put
tag them proper order. and they abuudany sup
piled with the Croton water good attendance ard ohe'
squri 70 promote hath and comfort and will
the LIST Of March next Entrance in Bro, way through III,
hotel, and New street. y. BLANCHARD.
rs lm*re
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ROBERT HOPE HART,
lVPOeTEk,i
M n NASSAU STREET. CORNER OF PINE
Es for sale lots to suit chssers, Scotch Ale
" London Dublin Blown 81 ut scoeh and Irlsh his
hes Darl ,nd Pale Brandies, Madir,, sherry Port Cham
psigre Sparkling Hook Caret &C All Of the best quality
sf33 imissec
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SHIRT M4NUF.4CTORY,
AND 0ENTLEMEN'S EURNiSHiNs1 STORE.
go MAIDEN LANE just received, the late,t and mo.f
w approved French pattern Shirts general ment
Shnts, Under Garments. Hosiery Cavats Hapdkerch f. &c
Shirts aud Under Garments made order
short Also hand general assortment OF Ready
Made Clothing, which will sold the following prices
Over Costs, rom.. ....'... ...4G to IL
SACK 90. 3
1
4
All made OF the beat materials and the modern style
Persons furnishing their materials depend
having them made in the best manner following
pricea
Over Goats, made and trimmed 90 to 10 90
Dress do do do 7 TO 10 90
Frock do do do 9 to "a 90
Vests and Pantaloons, Isl 50 to Is
msec
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PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
A 10

PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
A CARD.
SIGN0R RAPETT begs To inform the patrons Of the One
- that his Benefit having ben tponed favor Of Mr.
Pamo il fixed to take place on Thur day March H. en-
which occasion he respectfully solcts their asd
BY particular desire will b. perf rmed the Oper IL
PURlTANI. with other entertain meats which will lie
sssd in the bills Of The day.
B-S,gnor R,petti would respectfully intimate the
holders of the tickets that their will be kept
until Wedn sda, moraing. matolt re
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BROADWAY AGAINST THE WORLD.

WONLT.
rTH no ed thorc ughia sdmted TO he the greatest
for The ssle OF scntsmens wearing sppareI
United Ses and the impression that has heretof existed
the ind, Of m,nytost purchasers in Broadw Obliged
pav price for article C dress fully
butted from The known reputation the ohaV eab.hed
BY EDWARD FOX oIr.etor Of the City Cash Talioins
Estb ishmsnt, No. 202 Broadway. Here sdydutsge
merchants and Others visiting this city avail hensev Of
outfit from extensive ready made clio
thing nsf ctured from the best rna'eris and IN ' most
fihon bs style The atteltion Of ublic pircuaJ
called visit This estan hmen aud eyamits tn styeo
twed and fncy Casme Office Fiocks designed Tor The APP
preaching seasol. q,
Also an assortment Of rich Chene Vev aud Brocade Vst
irgs Fancy French Cloths aud Cs.meres ny The late ar iya
from celebrated minuftcofy Of Bio ley Fis sndse-
lee Ell expressly for the fashions Garments tu.~rby
~ ~ " EDWARD FOX,
City Cash Tailoring Estab ahment, 2o2 Broadway bccw
yuI,o, ar m83msec
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THEATRICAL NOTICE.

THEATRICAL NOTICE.
THE CHATHAM THEATRE will open n or about tn
goth March. III applications for engagements tpos paid
will receive immediate atteon directed TO g. Deverna
Proprietor N. Scott Acting Man ager Box 332 Pooic
New York The proprietor his III be fund his
Office the Theatre bel the hours Of 10 and
sd to all relative TO the opening During n.
the Theatre will be comp ey redec and
tending the comfort Of the palrons Of h. establish
w. y. DEVtENA,
j3lnnc Prop rotor
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Nd valuable Lhrar- for sale auction This Evening,
March 7th and evening until all sold 400 Broad
way. MI 2tsrrc
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BOWERY AMPHlTEIERATE.
JOHN TRYON... Manager and Lessee.
ma MONDAY EVENING, March u, 1874.
The Ierfo nance :, commence WI h he entree OF
kNGlTs Or ST GEORGE.
Followed by 3 lec did Fqpes'risns Acts Of Agility and
Strength. by mpany unsurpassed.
To conclude 9Th
The FORTY THIEVES
Iassarac' &c ThOne
Morgiaua Mrs Ih0rne
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OFFICE OF JEFFERSON Insurance roMrANY,}
x,,,,,, NO 80 Wall ST. opposite the Excha.se.
HIs Conrsny continues to lasu Agsest Loss and D..
by Fire, an0 and also
loss by nlsnd vessels and h-ir
DIRECTORS.
Thomas w 1horse Elisha Riggs
Thomas II. Woodruff. Anson Btter,
tlnj Robspn. M D., yoseoh D-ske,
Thompson Price, Joseph Alien
Moses Tue er, ia les u Holmes,
,ohn r. Davidson, yohn r. Moore.
John H. Lee, jams II vhitiog,
Caleb e. TaDis, VIM K Thorn,
rat els 7. Saae, Thorn Mone
John Y. Merritt. tugae Bog 1T.
: $50 THOMAS w. THURNE, President.
GEO. T. HOPE. secrrtsry ma
SALT AND FISH STORE.
fOO aud MackereI; $40 haifdo, do do do.
100 bbis No | Mess Shad;
so halbbls. No Saybro Shad;
300 bbls. Cod and Scale Fish;
t,o d, No Gibd Herring;
1900 boxes Scaled do
5000 lbs smoked Salmon;
900 kits S0used Salmon;
200 do Sounds aud TOnguey:
900 quntals Goldfish. suitable for sh.rplnR;
1000 sacks Ashton's Salt;
200 bbls Am rIcan Salt, &C.. &c
All for sale in lots to suit purchasers by
NELSON. WELLS 4 CO.,
20 imsm 81 Dey .trcet.
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<Ape9 - STEAMBOAT FOR SALE II be
sold at the erch'nts Excha e. this city,
.... H. HS on The 2sh day Of NJ, ia',uf :, clock
GERS tn STEAM BOAT ylRGI Ma with II tn ,ack
fpni ue nov in or belo gng to it, The said mboMis
the bu then of about $40 in e 9Th abnut 1853 with
eye der Of 20 inches and TO-. stroke 1t is we'll calcu-
lated Tor n boat.
Terms of Sale aud any other that may desed
will e communicated ON application 20
JOH COLGAN, II James street.
The steamboat is lying foot Of Chsmhes street,
~
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ITO sale, Double Gcared Slide Lsth.
heads 10 inches from shears double ,-w turn
about 8 feet loug Apply X. HOE RIO,
Corner Brooue aud Sheriff ~
THE SUBSCRIBERS inend' keeping Grocer for the e..
sung Passover. f1DS at sd Catherine 'trs', whsn
those OF his ends, viii honor him with call }.
Furnished IN the best quail al he lowest M ks ices
The Coffee and Spec und, II rquir d, and
part Of the city irr~ Of exp-Ise
The ebov Groceries viii be re'dy FOR sale Tuesday
Mare IL 8 Orders received at "a I'd DC atheIic- street
mi 2wsuc l.. M. rITTEHBAN'.
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TN ASNIvENSAY DINNER of the GERMAN 50
GETTY Of New Yors will be ce!e rated Tuesday. 18th
Ma ch, at the Ast q House.
Tickets to be h,d Of the following Stewards:-
=. Be.mnnt Sc Wa street
q Won baur 10 ~oaih William street
j. W. ~ huleu, % Nassau street.
A. Rodewald, i6 1road street.
u II Ki sci, IS Tx hanse Place.
o w. Pollitx, 30 B road street.
G.. A. LII ing, y Br ad st,ee
Julius tii.im Bsoadway
Dr.. Tellkampf Al Warren street
e. X Dey~n, 70 Wall sire
DR.. A. e,cheidt, 1927 Broome street
fr28 toJ2AJr MWSE.m
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UNION I1OIEL,
CORNER OF GREENWICH AND RECTOR SITS.
d DhLL aMOTTE g' I, form tie Public that he h F,
newly h'te up lis tsl aud tas taken the house No
Green &c ftcet a'oi, INK tn oceupd thrtw M u,
wlo,e embr sing ~ sdes Nor .a'oons 10
n IVA parties a read besides coli aud b
h,d rooms The location is 'sed Tor saiub y
busne OF he belng the vi
nifty &C the Battery within live msuts walk Of the CuA
u IN House aud xcha
d. srsre 30 cndeavon deserve good share Of pub
lie patronage -
Persons DESTROYS Of urpg the French La will hive
here Advantage the prosecution OF eur sud
rmanent boardes re aec0mnooat with Inc
reasonable I, rms ma imrc
DGNTING AND COLLECTING OFFICE.-PETEK
IN AYMAK iaving ssain commsnced has old busiies
irnii Col ect Of Rents, Bills &c resp cuiiv Iic
the patronage Of h- public at his Office No. 3t Nassau
accom- door below Deekman at z. AN MAX.
ma Inn
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'HaRdANr'S COMPOUND hXTRACT Of CAPAi-
VA AND CT BsbS. his me iici, has been sxensve
used shpboad and in the Southern oates and
aole u any ohr The unfortunate patient n this
rrme has ,siou to make his public, tnd
without plicaton medical wit Esr.tion
in ct confinement finds himself curea ctual few
days tuhiug and Of lee tive
having thus in his reach cheap able aud pleasant
remedy or sale Who ale aud ret il by
JAMES ThkHANF, D,ug?ist, SC
m8 2wi,rec cor wch and Warren SITS.
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PRINCES LINN4EAN BUTANIC GARDEN
AND NURSERIES,
FLUSHING, NEAR NEW YORK.
attNk WIN. r. Phi NCt !, o. offer public their
IN Desc rptve ogue Of Tres and Plants with
1duc d Prices, which much lower than usual
Charged Their Trees every Gaia
oeues will he sent 70 every post paid applicant and also
be bain"d at Is Pine and orders left there
will be executed with despatch, aud in urerinr
ms 2weod&itWsIc VIM. PRINCE 4 co.
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WANTED BY respectable girl. gage with respect
W able fmilv tn 1--we it'll, OF would give her time
she would have home She fifteen Of Please call
al 60 West Washington Place, which will be attended
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IA FON SALE OR To- LET-rwo, Thr-e-storv
E Brick t"uses with marble nantes ,liding coor., and
G nient osets in all the The houses %
Re font AID e'r by SO feet deep Zach houe hs under
liar well ada tel for the gequed The
Zach Is b, 100 In the yard spacious estern ice for
zach use and Lot $500 Of VIII CHI tSothrds remain
ds'rd, on bond nd mort at per annum The
rent f), e CHI house is $3.50
The Hous ed Bridge street, between Tillary
and Johnson streets Brooklyn
Apply to JOHN A. WILLINK,
At his residence at Fiatb,sh, or his Office No. 70
Nassau street, New York or 20
STEPnEN MAGNkS,
M I'm I'm I'M ,ura r. ll
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COACHMAN WANTED.A stout and healthy Colored
" Man. unmarried Of good address, and who per ect in
profession Of character wanted as Coach
ran. TO reside ia mly Is miles from New Yok Ap
from Il, place, and terms mi tire
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THE PILOT BOAT BOYS BALL.

WASHINGTON UALI-tikAND FANCY DRsSs
w BALL-MR RkER wins 10 notice 10 his Ge.ds
AID the hat his Il. Civic Bail will tsis p'acs
Monday next, the o. Nsrh halciny oeonmncept
htfpYst O. aGn b. counued uhti t- hour Ticket ~,
admit gentleman and bis lid e, NJ Dejonge the
Of Vest Bro ,t~ and Wa stree, large
OF dresses VIII CHI be hr rscDa,le prices Also, Nh
Ts or in Pr no viii tend with great variety
of dr.ssel the hall ON the eyeDi II the Ball.
Pc Iepern Intoxicated chlraeters
impropes DIRE SEES, will net tie admitted. mi 4t-ec
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INFORMATION WANTED,

NEW WORk-la press: anu ready for pub icat,oa on
pominoe. with Thirty:Five Illustrate by " am Pell.
his work i'll he sale the Kaynors No 6
me 2issec
, 1844-11-30
b. A. Fahnestock's Vermifuge.
A Sure Remedy for Worms.

ID A. FAHNESTOCK'S Yermi-
~. fnge, a Perfectly Safe and Ger
ain Gre for Worms. Certificates
Of its eh:cacy can be ssen at the
stsr. Of the subscriber sufficient to
satisfy the most jncredulous. We Of.
Ter the following as a proof Of its es
facacy:
GARRoLToN, Green Co., iH,s
October 10Th, 1843.
THIS is to certify tina, have beer
selling B. A. Fahnestock's & CO.
Vermifrge, for the last three years.
and in some cases, witnessed the ope--
ration Of the same, and from what E
know of my own knowledge, and
that which has been told me by 9TH
ers, | take pleasure in saying hat |
have seen, nor heard, Of any
Medicine that has given so universe
satisfaction in this community, and
furthermore. if it was necessary, j
could procure fifty certificates Oh its
efficacy and success in expeliiDg
worms.
JAS. p. SIMPSON. Druggist
Nh. VIM. W. HOLMES. Agent,)
B. A. FAHNEsTocK & Co,
Pitisburg. Pa.\
, 1844-11-30
Fine n for Sale.
1850 ACRES.

THE subscriber offers for sale. in
l. the counties of Rails & Lewis.
1850 acres offine farming Land, most
OF it prairie and a part wood land, a
part of this Land, in Lewis county, is
on the road between Monticello and
Tully, adjoining the "Ousley farm
That in Rails, is near the Marion lin,
within a few miles of Palmyra. 1t
well watered, and in every respec
desirable Land, either for Tobacco
Hemp, or Wheat. 1t will be sol
low, and divided to suit purchaser
Title perfect. Particulars made know
on application. to the subscriber
St. Louis. GEO. X. BUDD,
"A, Water Street.
st. Louis. Nov. Sd. l843. %
, 1844-11-30
A Administrators Notice..

is hereby gisen that the nm.
AV dersigned has tai on ont letters of Adj
ministration On the estate OF d. C. NJ. Par.
sons, deceased, late OF Pike County,
Missouri, bearing date the 10th day OF
October ls43. All persons, therefore, in.
debted to the estate Of said deceased, are re-
quested to make immediate payment and
all persons having claims against said estate
are requested to exhibit them properly au-
ihentioated, within one year from the date
of said letters, or they may be precluded
from having any benefit Of said estate, and
if said claims are not presented within three
yenrs, they will be forever barred
JAS W. CAMPBELL,
SAMUEL PHARR, Aum'S'
October 10Th, 1914. 3w4Q.
, 1844-11-30
Regrets,
ny THOMAS HAYNES sAyLEy

bSAA5 uA1NES BAlLEf.
lis past! yes her own lips have spoken
ihe sentence that bids me 10 part;
he vow that they pledged she has broken,
And with 1t another fond heart;
Yet. though she whom ] trusted SO freely,
Has sundered loves hottest tie;
The visions I cherished 20 dearly,
Will live in this heart till l die.
Had l loved her less fondly-less truly,
Or given her cause for regret,
Had l been of her notice unworthy,
We had parted, perhaps, as we met;
Put her own guilty conscience will tell her,
My vows could not evil impart;
Every lock. every wsrd that 1 gave her,
sprang warm frsm ito seat in the hear,
Oh! who shall call veuan's love ~laptins.
Since thus she can cancel Der vovs1
The pangs Of tho heart she is blasting
In her no pity car arouse.
Then shun, ere too late. her sof, ~plancss.
Avoid, while you may, the soft lure;
And, believe me, if her. love is thy riches.
Thsu hadst better, far better be poor.