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

DEMOCRATIC GRoCERs The Committ,e of two from
'ifS & 9 H. he TG cs
''''' ''e THOMAS isS 4 AI past
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
Be given TO any person who viii give such
Fla struck a. %s%Ss Gasss
The said haan %s. S
MO n.m Foreman Engine Co No b.
NEW YORK BRASS BAND.
HE Member. Of the New York Bras, Band would
$S ; ps' 'sss
sse'sa :sss1 WI s
. and viii USE every pn
&: ss Viii e Win .. 3
SssSt GaisS ii I'VE! wes 1'.sS street.
fs ~ ION
ad s bG ..I.: tSyh s r. % A,scus
lii Wooster strsst T. Gisss COMPOSE. Bsy.d street.
JAMES Gown. Secretary. MO 2tSasec
4. ss &. W.. R,1
BR%s Ss s s.fs hat SE% J.
Coaductor-NArER LOTHIAN, Of Centre and Walker
b.i. and 4:
Coiill,on Lsader-JosIrH NosHER, sc Mott street.
rIGPIs,GI q hs Lo1f. Hoe. Bond and
his n os grateful &c h.G. to The gentry und
both houses being newly repaired afford comfort and
NJ BCoures and travelling servants always in readiness
MO stsm
r ctoUX swi.. courie.psaL; the necessary language.
do Of the Continent &c Stafford street. Bond .t5se, Lon
3 S, saaIasy j. rs vicinity e q Esul. GhaI?5
suitably rewarded on leaving it at ATWILLs Music Store
| 2ol broadway MO lt.m
New York October is, 1874.
ft5 N. fsy' x
ss !. particular RS' K r h,
= turning his thanks his friends and the public for tie iber
s. a% 1%y
& "a. on hand he choicest stock OF segaI
Of ana snail be happy to nc
$780, young Of good business qualifications,
III. sum to Che beat adyantass whereby
any profitable business or loan the money to any
.Ss9s savr Of
business should be conducted services rendered whether
to "sssG y :s
A L MAREEp YoyNG cENTLENAN
the Latin Spanish and French Languages speaknE The latter
mercantile sspaesy, Tsacnss
Re s
this Office. n94tsnc
RICH EMBROIDERED MUSLIN AND MORROC-
~ GAME ROBES article for Evening Dresses
The subscribers have received Great Western and Hibe
and very description Of goods well adapted for
trade Prices from 81 to Is dollars Terms cash approved
/ paper. A. p FORREST X CO.,
| no 3tsm Cedar street.
PUBLIC SALE AT THE NAVY YARD
W. b sold at Public Auction at the Navy Yard
| the subscriber, the following articles, viz:
| BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION, &c.
10 anchors, 1000 to 3400 pounds
| A lot Of Boats Of different sizes.
463 Blocks,
1926 Block-shells.
A lot Of Paints and Paint Skins
small Caboose; Armorers FORCES.
lot Of Cabin Furniture and Cooking Utensils.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-10

DEMOCRATIC GROCERS The Committee of two fro,
each Watd for collecting money &C. for the late Tore
light Procession requested without fail at the Mort
America Hotel Monday evening" th Instant at half pa
o'clock precisely. THOMAS MORKEII -
Mo 1tsec Cha;rm,r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-10

Meaac.i Advice I'm Private Diseases.-Ths
q the New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy
e;r Jor me suppression e qIacky continue 70 direct
ss % promise 70 persons requiring medical treatment,
aie and without injury the
from business Invads particularly requested
max application to the College e frat appearance Of
assases a vast Of suffering and may be
nus avoided One OF the members Of the College, for many
ei connected with the principal hospital in Europe for th
N. toTP.M.
TlT%P1,Ady ice and Medieqs x gaar.n,ssd
ivg IN the country and finding il 70 make
ona application have forwarded them chest containing
m requisite TO perform radical cure By stating then
case explicitly together with all symptoms time Of contraction
pd eSds ce'eS slsswefT eGS - posi-
Once and Committing Rooms Of the College, IS Nassau
All Philadelphia Subscriptions to the
HERALD must be paid the agents, Zieber Co., Ledger
buildings and Chesnu where single copies may also BE-
oo'@heu oasy a. ! y ciocA. 3m
HEALTH Blessed Health Thou art .bov.
all gold and It's thou who enlargest the .ouanS
opsneth all il instruction. and to el.h vr
tue lie that has thee has little wish for and he thai
be thankful. 0'ns pesus' Le'
Brandreth Pills will give heah-set than these blessed
rn when cenurys use has fully established to be the b.
ere bestowed For the prevailing colds and
ney VIII pc found thing that medicine Is capable
OF Sold atDr Brandreh Principal Office a4l Broad
Markets st. Brooklyn. 49," o'~' @"1 i'' Doo'n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-10
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

FIVE DOLLHNso w al
STOLEN-Some time between the holn Of six Tuesday
on the B,nk Of Wooster Ohio Said bill marked black
hought) word whit" marked in corner The
above reward will be paid for information which shall
NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-10

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
WILL be given who will give such information
~ Will lead 70 the detection and lotion Of the RUE
FIAN who struck of the members Of Hope Engine Com
pany, No; 81 Saturday morning. the IRE in Chatham
Square The said kufan working Engine No co. the
time. b. f. LINES
MO lem Foreman Engine 10 No b.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-10

M MAXWELL, Proprietor Of the Longs Hotel Bond and
A Clifford street. and London Hotel AbemaIle street Lon
dom returns his most grateful thanks hs gentry of the United
States nc and hopes for continuance Of their
accommodation.
BCourer and travelling servants always in readiness
m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

that they have as deep an interest IN discovering
Gods truth as yourself, that they have perhaps
sought for it as diligently, and that they hold what
tbev have obtained conscientiously.
While then you bend your efforts to instruct the
ignorance or remove the prejudice of the body
whom YOU designate as a comparatively con-
tracted denomination, but whose insgnfcance
has nevertheless not shielded them from your as
sault, reflect that you arc dealing with doctrines
as sacred in their estimation and as dear to their
affections as any Gospel truth can be to you.
In conclusion, suffer me to direct your atten-
ton to a sentiment Of Richard Baxter, who, IN
the earlier part of his ministry, was as bitter IN
his hatred and as violent in his denunciations of
Episcopacy as many Of those in the present day
with whom he is held in high estimation, but
who, when age had made him wiser, and expert
ence had enlarged the bounds Of his charity, ut
tered and left on record the following memorable
words -
e AT FIRST IT WOULD DISGRACE ANY DOCTRINE
WITH mE IF | DID BUT HEAR 1T CALLED PoPERY
AND ANrI-CHRIsTIAN; BUT HAVE LONG LEARNED
TO BE MORE IMPARTIAL, AND TO KNOW THAT SATAN
CAN USE EVEN THE NAMES OF PopERY AND ANTI
CHRIST, TO BRING TRUTH INTO SUSPICION AND DIS
CREDIT
bid you now a final farewell, and am, with
all due respect,
Your obedent servant; .,>1,,,D,cur
S.rrpn.y Fsh IN 1874
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13
AcROSTTC.

ACRosTIC. ,,,.,.,,. ..,a
as s .hE A1assR shs s'si ssi
n oes more saS. -. me- nv muse attempts TO sing,
eaGh,ns n;sr tones than thine around merins.
.,;,ey voices swell thy Statesman's name
of,r in soul. has Genius scars on WING
= MOVE each mousing politician aim,
y ears as they roll still higher build his fame w. =
<,bn,Zes,or, Mich Jan, 1914
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

TUPPlNG AND LEECHlNG at all hours with
the attention and careunes resulting from several years
exeriepce OF which references many respectable aliies
can be freely given by Mrs l76 Vacksleet doors
above Charlton.street. =,
cheeruly wait the poor and those moderate circufan
ees according their ability pay al any part o the CITY
oI,p,es
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13
Public Stock Exchange. Feb. IL.


Exchange at Ne.v Orleans Feb. |, was in moderate
s"c 81 '. S G New YORK 60 aT q q per cent disc
Sight Checks, Il Il discount AT Augusta 7i the
suppy OF checks on New York and Savannah abundant az
par Central money is per discount Georgia pr
bonds rather flat At Mobile Fen he srece rates
exchange were sterling II II prem New York 60 days
2 disc do so DAYS Il Disc do sight i disc; francs
St 4Oa5 35 The exchange mar ke again exceedIngi;
quiet Rates. however were without change Alabama mo
ney exceedingly inactive.
The receipts Of specie at New Orleans from st
September to February five months So 272 G
The bill to reduce the conventional rate interest TO
per passed to IL third reading in the Senate of Lous-
ana.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13
CONClUSgyE EEsO0F
OF THE EENTRAORDTNARY EFFICACY OF
MISTAR,S RALSAM OE Wild CHERRY

OF THE EENTRAORD1NARf EFFICACY OF
WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
HADDoNFIELD, New.Jersey. April 90 1913.
On about the 18th day OF October 1871, taken with
violent PAIN tie side the liver, which continued for
about five DAYS, aa followed BY the breaking Of ulcer
or something ardy which relieved the pain little but
caused 10 threw graf quantity OF offensive natter
and also much blood. p ing greatly alarmed At this az.
piled physician, but he said he though he could DO but
little except give Mercury Pills which,
fused 20 take feeling satisfied they could do good =;
many other remedies then procured by my wife and
friends, hut done good, and the discharge Of
las became offensive could scarcely breathe also
seized with violent cough, which times caused me to
much blood than had dC before, and disease
centnusd III this way, stli growing until February
when all hope. of I and friends
all thought would die of galopng ptio. At this
when my ls apparently draw its close
heard of Dr. Wstars E5asam of Wild Cherry aud got bot
tle which relieved Immediately aud by the of only
three bottles of this medicine, all my removed my
few weeks my health far restored as to enable
work my trade (Which carpenerl up 10 this
tina have enjoyed good health. THOMAS COZENS.
Nec-JerSGy. Gt0mceSter County, sS-PcrSonally be-
fore me- the subscriber of the Justices Of the Peace and
for the said county Cozsas, and being duly
according law saith the above statement is in all things
true Affirmed before the goth day of April, 1873
J. CLEMENT, j. 7.
Another of 40 gears standing cured by This Balsa-so
all diseases of the ungs aud liver No medicine equal
it. We refer scores prove this whose authority will
which offered the reputation of this Balsan Sold only
by Isaac Butts 25 Fulton Of Nassau New
York; Dsxtef Albany; K. W. Bull, Hartford; Go1ham
New-lIay feQl m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13
WHDER's PATENT sALAMANDER

w I-DEh'S PATENT SALAM4NDE2
oo IN ia ss,s n 1s snhscbSIi the cal authorized m
serves anI pledges hmseifto tlr public shst III s MI ,
asd I 10 s sevs G 'a s soa,s Go Amy ever
exposed 10 The most intense heat Demps9ss bs
CHaSs f s9a sy are now craated dry-ai having
peT.ct article offered the public le 'he most
nose VINO wish TO purchase article called Impra,el
M Hand ST made by Z Gsyor land ,efs 5y Sia 70 be
~ sna HieF sscend hand safes can b. iurasbsd Win
al szss aud designs az prices according 10 -
10 lIn- SlLAS C. HERRIHi;. "i
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

E-1 TO LET-The old established store and
t::1 dwelling, formerly owned aud occupied By John Nc
LIN. Nab, The of Eighth Avenue and Fourteenth
street. The and always has been, occupied as
Grocery There story brick Stable and Feed
House on the premises, which will De let with the above
The premises all a the present occupant until the fist
Of May next who will sell his stock and
m.diately Inquire OF 2. CLENDENEN,
2lys II,e-,tr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

Gv2 FOR SALE-A Paper Mill, Dwelling House
I':: and Orchard with 10 good land, situated IN
9. Whippanv, New Jersey, 2. miles om New and
and within - miles from the Norfistown Railroad, and
miles below MorriStown. The Mill is situated neve
falling OF will dave engines the dryest time
The wheel new G feet wide and feet diameter
with good engines and running geer For further par
licuars inquire of GAUNT DERRlCkSON,
LILO 6m li9 South n York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13
. HOUSE AND LOT IN JERSEY CITY

Els FOR SALE-That valuable and very pleasantly SIT
S&uated House and Lot the southwest corner OF wash
ington aad York Streets the highest ground ani in the
centre OF The place very t*e public square Fop the
the CITY OF New-York AID surrounding couatry The Hou5
stores bui'i Of brick, lth roof about or 10 yeai
the owner with hard finished as thropghou above The
basement The s. story furnished with Marble 1lantss
Sliding Doors between the principal and bedrooms
over the hall Third hasa 6ood rnons, having hrs
places and hre closets The basement and kitchen very
pleasant, lth closets pan,re between Vault under the
street front az. large brick ciseIu the yard The Lot
23 feet roat Washington and 50 feet deep York
street The EoGs 5000 10 build H. and IS within
three minutes walk of the ferry which makes very desr
aes residence for doug business NewYork For
particulars apply 10 ]. w. HIGGINS,
JIG In II Dey st. n. 7.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

1A COUNTRY SEAT-To Let or for sale,
iionng the leading Avenue but short distance from
the Railroad nearly Two is onamsnted with
tai and tTut trees vines variety of choice berries
parasus flowers Shrubs sc. The whole improvements
modern and very convenient built expressly for the present
The above property the whole consisting Of about
10 of rich gardening land nursery will be sold
changed. If not sold II will be rented. il application made
JNO. II. fOlLLOS, No. . Atiantic-st,
ieb3 lm~ South Ferry, Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

81 FOR SALE-A three story dwelling house
; in Grandstrse West of Broadway. central situation
.=.and an object 10 residence, invest
yielding good interest Lease 20 years SIS
ground and then for 10 years Also another
house, stable and garden ground III the l2t-ward fine
healthy situaton for which good farm other property
Will be taken III part payment; bond and mortgage
Possession OF either place Lst Of May, applied for
Enquire At u Grandslee West Of Broadway before 10
after O'Clock 2W
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

Gsd CROTON HALL TO LtIT.-Thls Hail. oc-
E3 curying Of the best locations th city, the
coroer OF the bowery and DivsonstTeet 70 let four
uey nted up has aGte-room rsa;e Piano Forte, and
well calculated for Lectures Concerts. and Public Meetings
OF any kind JOHN AL:OHO-is is now on trial at this Hall
every Saturday evenpg He prosecuted with strength
get clear Inquire in Clock Establishment over the Hail.
f3 II r SMITH.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

were again on very limited scale the sales having
ony reached 600 bales The market is heavy aud has
and Mississippi II ~ Ordinary 81; Midding 81
a ST. Mddus Fair 9i; Far .. q; Good Fair 10 0t;
Good and Fine lO;
MOBILE, Feb. 1.-The Cotton market has pre-
seneda extremely dull and inactive appearance, and The r.
ports Of the arrival Of Inter European adyceS yet wanting the
som withhold from operations y s'ea extent until
the True tenor OF the made known The
actions toy reached only eco bales and Ear the
have transpree generally at previous prices.
AUGUSTA Feb. -Cotton.-Sincc lastreport the
weather has ntavoae added the continued ia;
urr of the mails both from North and SouWcst that only
business has engaged dealers The market IS how
ever firm AT former prices and quotations of
81 ta o. cents of the uaIke principal sales to
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

A2 FOR SALE-At Williamsburgh, H. /. two
::;H story brick front Houses and Lots situated
North Fourth between Third and Fourth streets
and over five minutes walk from Grand Ferry Lots
IS by 1907 Houses % by 81 feet Each house cont1inS sS
good order They Will be sold bargain and part Of the
purchase oney remain on md and For
r,l,.tn Iiasa Z PE,Y'I'Y 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

II TO LET AT rWILLIAMSBURGI4,tiv five new
.; story and attic Houses, pleasantly situated South
Third, Third and Fourth ss. equal dis
between the Grand and Peck Slip Ferries finished mod
style with marble manes and throughout unde. cell
session cap be had mm Also House erecting
the OF North Sixth and Second Streets with eight
lots ground, will De finished By lst March Enquire Of F.
T. 1uque-r, l05 Pearl street n T.. Kgour Rpleys
be had. ia22 In.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

ORDERED, That all the creditors OF JsInes.. s:.+
- Porter n'oven debtor be required 10 ;hos q
IL any they have before me, the hth day OF
The Court Of Common Pleas in the City hail. IN ths az
,ew York, why snment Of the ssid Insois az, q
should not be made, and he b: discharged from ns
suant TO the provisions Of the 5tdtute TO, the
nsoven from his cebs. .sorice Of whiehs 70 Ds s
or sa weeks III The State paper aad IN the
I9rl day Of Jannarv. IS;r qgN INGLlsss
ja2o iaw6wS Associate Julce Nsy-Yorl. CommoarSe>
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13
NOT Ice.

NOTICE.
Our osdoS5 LAG Asep o E be at the landing Of
TO be distinguished aud known ~ their badge upon their hats
their names t6s Hotels or cur Office will Be called ol
HNKNDEN s. CO. will bring parties OF Immigrants or
ofplessue from any European port any port this coun
cheaFer and better than possibly be done b any
The OF Societies. Associations aud Of Landed
fGs!sts1i d a% Is respectfully solicited to h1 60
lader-s,, TO MONTREA Ia. W.
SIX sSpf h6RsE S4's r6sF GsFfhE5s tosdHEz HEE GE z
Rb Rafi2e 9a s% cso s9 all d.Dvty Fl d Ssw
to Burlington leaves the Office Of MaRNDEN < CO tie
s Of Of fhRf HaRYo Fq5 5 A1sy ~ S.
I.5 6 "a, 2e9s a. H. in ipa executed THIS
Gsstsr Concord = H. also s
Rutls4s w viii sases for yo9dsoek, Hanorer and
Monte VI I ii liza Parts Of 5s sat Sso sg Fol s
passage or Hy DS 0 zPp YS !b cs Of y.y
BCIlcEeis will be furnished at tn cilics Of HARN
DbH &Go for passsse BY tps seemboat EUkEkA aud
passengers may Jay their fare through from NewYok 10
Montreal. or t:s intermediate paces. jal Paw
ri MECHANICS, ATTENTION For sale
1 very ON he Ohio hi Rrer 14 The a'is at
and good orderhe lot IS by deep Appy to a. 7.
x j. c. Smith, IS Liberty street. mo
~ HOUSES AND STORES FOR SALE OR
a TO LETThe two rss casS thee S s;9f 10 hSa5es
Nos 8S 1913 and The two sol HpsS ;sb S6 81 10 ae
DOual Stfset between w dVeriy place oi
without coach houses and stables.
The nea tso story frame House. no - Naver} place
The rec story house No So CIlH street o
respectable private boarding house
ha thee story house No Stone street the Battery
The whole or part theIags FIRE proof story Store No.
The small Store No. S Beekman suitable for any retail
fsI23t- r. HOGAN. 81 Beehman st.
Farm FOR SALE.-Tweye hundred and
sxty of excellent land IS offered for sals bv
the subscriber This land known as the Ashland
ana Is situated Ia tbs tosn OF Lyme Jefferson County
Ne" Seven hundred and hfy the tact is ce
ed The residue Very heavily tmbIed The land is Of great
ana Is situated IN excellent wear-gowng secton
one OF the most wealthy and populous Counties the sta
ne puass are nuInerons extensive and commudious
anu the location o the property such offer
'LdeeSas investment ct capital fer Individual or an As
soclaon dsposed to snte. extensively the farming bu
slness or further particulars inquire OF
JOS. a. PHILLIPS, } Mile Bay, Jefferson Co ~ Y
f.etefs to Marsh Willis, lel PeaE-s New York City.
oeiteiiDel i'i ioi'' s2l 2taWtf
-, EXCHANGE HOIEL-BA L TIINO y Re-
Els .EJRAsTUS GoLEAlAN has this day taken HEN
E 7, e JAIhsuN into partnership and in leaGe the
ouse VII hs conducted In the of Coleman 4 Jackson
he patronage OF tie travelling pu5c and influence OF our
trends Is respectfully solicited.
Baltimore, Feb. l. 1874. Il I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
lHIeSs#M9 HARNDEN u CO.
LMfGl aha;e m made such errsnsemen,s EN- r.
prepared to send passengers Boston New.Y l, and all
sprinss Avon sprngs, Utica Rome Syracuse, Osweso
Aionezuma Rochester, Lockaor Buffalo; Ere Pa CIeYe
troit, Mchsan; Raci,e an Nlilwsue Wisconsin Terri
tory Chicago AMI G!sma Illinois, filch'san city, indiana
From ese and 10 portsmouth, and all intermediate ports
Via Troy to Whitehall aud intermediate PLACES to Dallug
'0s s5 via Fbsdss G,i 70 eTaS SSsi cae% a
Louisville aud all Eot on the Ohio River TO s. Leeis Mo-
10 fotsyille Mauch Chunk and Eas,on Pa. To Bug.
aah Geo. Mobile Ala; New OeaAs, and or from the
I'll and "n 9 an5 ss9a and lo Nw
Their arrangements general and extensive, and designed
m ao eaa s vii S6 6 et % cud for G on
route by Of conveyance than would be charged
the OF the respective routes by The sopfe
We intend that all who with sh9Il
ess sd AsrDts at Hias s. ST. Joh s. B.
Liverpool LoHdep c9Fk Ga;EoT la HsvIs Aatwsr BIs.
Orleans, Boston, Albany Troy syracuse, OsweEo. Buffalo
Montreal aud other priacpal ports in Europe and America
aud attendance passengers who have ourtickets and
pains orexpensa in promoting eir comfort, convenience
PARTIES Ia OF PLEASURE AND lNVALIDS
to Saratoga Springs Sharon Springs, Avon Springs Ma
CARA Falls will have at their commend experienced and
tleanl Agents. without any additional charge, AID at great
saving OF expense.
BUSINESS MEN
will fud their operations faciated BY this important ar
rdngemept.
IMMIGRANTS.
We shall be the Of SAVING vast suns of
money this class Of travellers, and determined send
them their better safer and much cheaper than
has the heretofore for Of this arrangement,
similar We have employ Agents who speak the
different languages, snd who will give hls much ronsed
protection III their power.
Persons sending for their friends the Old Country viii
find It much TO hei. advantage to call upon Agents
REMITTANC
For the accommodation of wishing send moaey
their friends the Old Country. HARNDtN co. VIII
give Drafts any Part Of England Ireland Scotland, pay
able sight FOR of tl 5 E20, $780, any
10 suit tie purchaser.
OFFICES.
Boston Office, No. l2O Stlte-street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

Ess TO EXCHANGE FOR A FARM.-A
;; good three story mouse witt, marble manteis, situate in
lookyr, L. Rents for $500. The farm must be
or near as Hudson River. a. z. j. L. SMITH,
~ harf,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

&ea FOR SAL!s---A cheap and pleasant Resi-
i.;a dence consisting of house in complete repair and
four lots of ground, situated l23d street about $50
feet OF the Eighth Ayenue Any Wishing 10 pur-
chase Property Obtain accommodating terms by
ap,lyiu; the owner DANIEL FRENCH No. los Charles
street; MsssTs WoeLssY y SMITH J3 "a!!-street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

D. GRAHAM. Jr Solicitor. asHa.
uir n s & D. s Il The same re hour sa sn and place d.
New York, January z9th 4. D. 1914.
william W. CAMPBELL
j.sO 2awts Master in Chaffeis,,3 fi.,3
Ths above sale pos,poesd TO the nineteenth 9.hl ga
February instant, e same hour and place. Date."
York, February 9Th, a. d 1871. -,
WILLIAM w CAMPBELL,
Fl 2iwts blaster in ChagEsII-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13
OVER COATS.

II o..
w M. I: JENNINGS " co. 2SI Broadway,
American Hotel, (oprosi,e Park Fountain } will sell
on the remainder OF their stock of r-ady-nade OVER
GOATS, consisting Of Beaver, Pilot sud English Tweed
Surous 81 reduced prices Also the few remaining
Winter Frocks. fsI2 I'm
T'HE TRUTH WILL PREVAIL DOCTOR
bUGkHOLTZ, well known as the PossessoI or the yo
uable remedy OF Professor Buckhoz Germany ompound
Syrup OF Cdpiaria Tor the Of Consunpon yp Com
plant Sc &e sess leave inform the Public and his friends
that he has returned 10 the CITY. - ~ ~
The Doctor pledges hmsefio cure the following diseases
radically aud N short time ConSpm;iea and Liver Com,
plant Drcpsy tnIerSy Asthma, Fits, White Swelling Ola
Head Gravel Deafness and Eye Diseases. He has had pac.
ce OF % The French Army, ycay In tie P
sian and the Hanoyesan Army, which has brought HIM ~
contact with disease, aud much his favor and
the perfected the money paid on accorn, y III h.,
refunded The Doctor refer many people az we'll en
the City the country and he speaks the English &
man, French and Hotandish languages. '' w
The Hours when the Doctor can be consulted viii b. from,
Till Il 9GgSk IA ~ f sfn a9S iIGm Ire W n 9leI9ck PM
New oIk, Feb 9th. lstt SIes
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

pkACH ORCHARD COAL.-The subscriber
has nov On hand, for sale the above coal of ali 80
Ihsh he Offers for sale low market pIica from The yard
Ias sent tnFonSn the Despatch Posi- or eftat the Office Of
The 81 oScriss:, VIII be promptly attended To- - "
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