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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-04-12

Stiae 9lbbilbuna fteIt cine beutltde Scfhaffenbeti
Der Qun9e &c. in ttrem Qeilno'n uno nattrltden 3us
ltance oar, pebe bic Soalptprgane tee Socme fno,
ibren Vlak in rcr ge9eno rer Srut haben> uo Die(el
he beil1obe gan, cinnebmeu. @s 1uo oeren Smet-ene
,ur 0fecten 1tno cine CUR Qtnfcn Geie Srgaue Inb
|Opr neicer 9atur H. beltehen aus blutretten 9oern,
ais 4us uno Qungenooeru, Die nit Der Quftrbbre in
8erbitbur9 itebeu> uno 70 nit Dem Qeben be6 gan3en
RSrpers pcrbuubeu. Gle eufSeIen III ter 0unge fIno
lr beraus fletn uuo lire Soautden 10 oitnn uno Sar
|coB oaS gerin9te Ninoerni6 oele fcineu Sefnun9en
ucrcpfcn unb DaS 9ttbmen bnecrn fam, uno fcI9Iic
Muer, gnt;itlbu19 oe6 Sdletmes ut Der 0uftr6bre,
NeNerfet &c. nit II brnoet, suleB frdnfltd bic Gum
lac anGfedet IT, ZEN attenen III bic oefdbrl0e Sage Der
Suspbruuo uer1cbcr. 9eier btit Du tehoftet nit ben
erlten 9luSetteu beler Granfbett ndmd): Soulten,
9erfdltun9 &C., fp 9ebraud9e 9Ie1d7
9r. 9uuc1n'5 9(u5lpurf bcfDrOernce5
0ci(mttteL ....
Elm U2ittel fir gertdltunq, Nuteu, Slutpeien, Nuls
eut,incu0et, id)lpcre6 Ntmer, @n9brillt9teit, 'Se
ten uut Sruitlteden uuo fir ale eeber uno Quu9en
lfra,fhee, oa6 ,,lter" ale SeritCpungen Der @eds
BE ocs Sb1ns tregr1t: rno, 1T olc eun9e nlot rurh
uuo ourd3 anqeIte6t 70 mtroses iher III ncun Sdlen
aus sebn Die Sranfbett been uno III aue SebeuSpr-
game ncueS eebeu brtu9eu Qeet Die oieIen Ioulenoen
pcu SertiRfaten letner guen &uren uro bic @mpfeb>
tuu9cu Seldcr, Die oele Meptsin 1hon 9ebraudt baz
beu uno c5 miro @udb ceutli wcrcen, oaB e oas &C.
ben Saulenoer tpelhe5 Dem grrIhen Ihpn nabe mar,
lpecer aufs 9teue itdrfte unb erqudte -9uet AT be
ben Ngerteu uuO Sbr wercet gepib Sufrteeen ieiu.
3eu9nt1Ge
uber
Doctor Guncan'5 sluftpurf befSroernoes NeilmtteI
fir Die Slus6ebrun9.
@pu 6. q. N2caeatt,
GSe05oiQe, 8, 9Iu9ult 81. 1s4g.
Wetn 6err! Or. Ouncan's 9lus,purf bef6r
oernbe6 Nelmtttel fur 9us5ebrung, Nuten, 8erfatun
9en &c. bat fb III nteinen 0iuoen als no6 bette Ne
mitte oa6 nrd) je S1 n1etner &ennniB 9elan9teI be
weien. Sd enpfehle e6 oaber Dbne ale 36gerunq Den
lentgen, pcd)e nit 1un9en uno 0e6ertranfbeten be
baftet no. Sdy babe audi e1en SAL 9e1eben, no paC
elbe oetinltttel III noero ban | t d fe r furirte,
nadcem Der patent { i nj Sabre drSibe Soalfc ses|
broudte, u. 5mar 1eoe Nrd9e ote Abfiihrun9eu gel
brauden n,uBte Sest 1T er i'm 8elle elmer poUfcn,s
mencu 9eIunobeit.
s. 81 Mc c&eath W. ..
Eauleube, bic AT bteer &ranfbet leioen, Iellteu Gd
pbi9eS hco5berubmte ,9lu5wurf be6roeruoe oeilmit,
te aEhaffen che e6 III pdt 1T. Beoenft, eaB pe1r
UeeiStn unfehlbar trt; nld>t auf cine pal(iape
QSeie, rpe eS Die Webfantene, Die Opium enthalteu
thuu, onoerr oieie WebIn be6t bic dranfAet aus ib
rer lEurSel butdb Sef0roeruns oes Susuurfs. Gin
einseS @las miro ben patienten bon oieler 2batIae
iberSeu9eu. Dejeni9en, tpeldbe ur9ldubi9 Iuo, 1nb
erud3t, Ole 3eu9ue St e II, Die olte, ,peloe Die
wunoerbare Strfuu9 oleler WeoSin crfabrsl 9egeben
baben.
9(uSSeGruns 9ebet(t. ...
G,,rh hct,1;~ ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-14
ON STRUCTURE AND IT'S CURE.

ON 81 ftfC UfLE AMI CURE.
THE Following few remarks Structure, it believed
VIII be ceePiy inieres ing to many peope:-
e1is in those who are not tie lea. aware Of t.
2nd-Ihat very erroneous notion prevails with regard
sdThat although Structure may long remain so dormant
not % oe always tending to other forms Of
t.EThSt there are htso circpmance, in particular by
5.h1ha the Of structure especially its early stage
Te ," rfH s and generally
a de- ss 81, Of s: viii Rom
S ss sS - u for has
Now no pain % 10 ' st and
OF E ,ss for
@ Th Sho onS ~. wneh nSay u
s5IssiS sad iaas sssd
case os 9y ss 10 o n. attention and IT.
that the sufferer remain in pec, darkness the
2Another thing that leads the attention of from hi. dsor
sT s to s dm t Of uT IS But
wrong may exist Tor years without
s oaS ia ssd na
% the sa Of on and e s5
% mild 2. f sss fH :s
s saa wh ~
which the seat Of this disease and how ittcs sufficient to
%
yHs oundan Of Of che most dist a
sHS
4-Nohnf lbefeiofe can pc more desirable tan to have
sohe pam and sady meas OF detecting structure IN ITS mid
anu ea'Y stage apa i"runateiv here are hrre particular
when Tor yesrs the aathqr has found to
the followlnR Abe relate
TO-
lHE MANNER OF URiHArIr6.-it has been said already
ha the stream need not be much diminished or impeded and
that tue but observe what hapPos after this flushed and
the clothes are re-adJusted and should be found TIA, drop
orwo VIII aiterward seal to wet little this,
fling as will afford ground Of strong
The next regards
The TINE FORMER GoHcRRHGA MAY HAVE REMAINED
UNcysED-ltg not 50 much how long ago it may have oc
cured how lorg the geety have continued.
Neits possible Every III eng of time
Geet may wIthor produc Structure TO- natural
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-14
POnT Of NEW YORK, APRIL IA
RISES ...5 81 MOON RISES 30
BETS. 6 81 HIGH WATER. IL



~ Ships Esri,ld Wilson LIVERPOOL Johpscn Iswdsn;
b. mea P.ysa.sdt-gaque Elliott Watts, Cieqiueso,:t
spepsI; shahspeae' A%iSoss Bristol BoeI%an JehHson
ST M,Ts Center CO; G-o-gana BedelI savssnh Bulk
Ms;'s La,,uIsts Bali; W Bird, Carson wp,ny.On, NJ;
20; Eieh%end keI'ssn do Kemp Places Princess scLst
phross Foqst1ia Yort.S Y. Brs vose Advent Ro
Graves COS = Rsymond, RSsinson, Robinson, Phi'ade
Merryman St Ausustne; Elwel & Coz Orisna; Winslow,
Bangor. Buck 4 Peter,Gaot Vluea, Napelldeu, Rottr
dam. Boomer, Graves &c,
Arrived,
Schr SAMUEL M'Dowei Richards days from Philadelphia
md e {, the
Schr Fanc King Boress days from Folly Lsadrs with
the mas
shr Walker, Rogers days from Maryland with mdse
TO the master.
Schr Reside L-rg ey Boston, mlse to f D sprasue.
Schr Wet r. Ha'iet, Boston mise
Schr Jasper, H"wes, Boz tor, mdse.
Schr Nile Tn, tcher Boston, m lse.
Schr Gfecian, Chase, Boston, mdse.
Below
One ship. and ore brig unknown.
Sailed.
Shirs Ocean, aud Samuel Hicks, Liverpool. Wind light
ffom the South.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-14

HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL
TJNHE undersigned takes occasion inform his er sa
the public that the Mansion House is located ia IN
lusidor street. No in the vicinity OF the steamboat andp
ind vegetable market having commodous family spartnea
arranged in the order.
person employed permits land prssenger
baggage &c who will board vessels after
Of the revenue officers.
B-Vsors 20 this Island should procur. passport from
The Spanish Consul At the port Of embakston obyas d
dcutes and Inconvenience. -
sal smcc~ WILLIAM FULTON,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-14
Washington.
[Correspon 'ence Of the Hersldl
WASHINGTON, April Is, 1874.
Texas Treaty Signed.
WashlngtOn,

WASHINGTON, April 49, 1874.
Texas Treaty Signed.
learn from an authentic source-as have be.
fore informed you-that the Texas Treaty has been
ms day signed, and may be expected before the
Senate next Monday or Tuesday.
mere is an important rumor in town, TO which
am assured some credit may be attached. that
there has been letter received in the CITY from
Mr. Clay in which he takes ground in favor of
Texas. All can say of it is, that il comes from
source entitled to respect
Mr.. Clay's friends are now advising and consult
ing as to the political expediency Of his coming
through Washington, or going around il in the
course of his poyage The more dtscrsa, aav ane
that he should go around.
hardly know what to say OF Mr.. Choate,s
speech today, 1t was mastery effort of forensic
eodaence, fuli OF gorgeous imagery. classic illus
immense field OF historical reminiscenc mainly
drawn out IN answer 10 Senator Benton Ills Oh
Ject was to prove that by returning to the good old
principles Ct early legislation we should not arrive
AT a tariff simply Tor revenue, but to one emnently
tor protection: This he attempted TO prove as in
the report which have already dispatched TO YOU.
i was based upon the principle of protecting and
developing all sorts OF Industry He said that me-
chanical industry is the handmade and parent of
popular and even of democraticaI liberty Ar
uzans have always been the staunchest defen-
ders OF popular rights and popular liberties He
r.
OF 1916 from the opprobrious character of mil
iiopary capitalists, and trading poiticians'--
(Which had been charged upon them by some
OF the speakers upon the opposite side} Mr.
Cnoate did not attempt at all to go into The details
OF the tariff argument, but rather into the subject
historically. He will finish his speech ON Monday.
There Is very great anxiety here as to the result
OF the Virginia election, now soon to be held If
should go against the democrats, you may expect
that Mr.. Van Buren, will Withdraw his name as a
candidate for the Presidency. hear this talked of
here by members OF Congress of high Standing
not openly but privately. They are not at all con-
WINGED that Mr. Van Buren, is available, or can
carry the party with him Ii is a common remark
that Silas Wright would bring out much stronger
vote than Van Buren, 1t is often said that no event
could possibly unite all parties like the withdrawal
OF Mr.. Van Buren,. The whole party then would
unite upon any candidate which the Convention
might name. Let the Baltimore Convention uomi.
nate him on the 9th prox.. and then let Mr.. Van
Buren, decline standing. This would be honorable,
magnanlmous, and satisfactory all round | send
you the expression of these opinions as par, of the
history Oh the times. S. B.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-14
CLIFTON HOUSE.

'E subscriber taken will open on or before t. frat
Of MAJ, the Hotel reeentls erected lifton Staten
Island The Mar IL lite orth
the adj which this Of Island Offer. TO those
who SEEK summer rendense Ia the is seray
ackn edsed that for beauty Of bathing
drives and rambles Llifton is without com arison.
The Hotel though not large very peri in ITS arrange.
sntx aud the grounds laid h much taste in s
altogether new.
AS the rrmber of essary be limited pre.
fer will be those no engsge rooms for the longest
period and the subscriber pledges himself that nothing on his
shall be wanting make Clifton House the ayorfe
of the most respectable antilles
GEORGE PiERiS, late OF the New Brighton
Pavilion and Belmont House.
The Bar Room, Refreshment Saloon Billiard tables and
Bowling Alleys will be detached and separate from the Hot-
The state Island Ferry Company will rah ferry boat b..
tween Whitehall aad the Clifton wharf {buiit expressly for
minutes
Clifton, April !, 1874 a4iwsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-14

PATENT ELASTIC SHOULDER BRACE.
'Hr. sup rority of this Brace all others
l. Is Acknowledged by all no them aud The
antee Of their utility his article INTENDED brace the
shoulders the back and expaaa chest giving
will be found Of 5ednent TO the free OF the
PpeBt aud guardians particularly requested to
this viii found Of pene6t children
Of eite, who have acquired the habit Of sooping and ia
ds be all Of studious sede hasts
M brace ae,aed under the nmediat INSPECTION Of
Mr. tarses who has been engaged for the last en
manufacturing different articles Tor The ae pnpose and now
confidently offers Patent Elastic Brace superior
article brought under his ohser, alton.
The above named articles Manufactured and may be
Obtain ed whoe,sie retail at the old ibshnent of FAR
SELLS AGATE,2 H Broadway. Garner Of Park Place
r. A. continue the manufacture Of their superio, article
st its perfect soaptaton the form e ease
lg htuess. and durability. nj I'm rod IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-14
Aserdss.. ,Brl Norl..s. for Liverpool . uls lat Is ~

ASs,dssl tBr) Nors.as for Liverpool % us ''' % >"
Foreign Ports
P.pASs. litter part Nov-in port Franklin hi"0A'i' '0'
Ma. kim. W G.s So msG IN boston, Asa
April % Winch New
Orleans.
. S.. s @ Dsf Fierce s.s on
5yn k%Eh Iffs oissi
SSS. ssv do upss STAFF S
s!s!io'a %s: cSIss.,eS; f:,ssss Asse sssds.fs;
LETTERS cs.aso; Lex ngion Marin, Monroe; htil'
iS'.5 Diyss Sss
s Es% s:s aisaSss$
Mink. Hagerdon, Toledo.
Home Porta
Fearftsp Apr; led cssiins ' joasS Cuba; Andres
bSsTss smI PAR Cambridge. Eli. Ms.:1, si New
sst os'Sa ~ W iini s%si
%ass Sas?1
Ssa .sh d. Gray. sa'1ss q.
Aga % MAY
81 n g%P bristol es1s 81 s% sy fssd
ossss sfs sS Ap Via Be-
:' : 9 al: E"s. D
'Sa sil Ss S4 s
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If Ss of
Buren, co1wa Ra
as vssa. As:ss: s. gt r s :"
mTs. s. W Ds"ss T4 Ss. m N ss
AMI
Hartford; YIN Hart Candy Bosom; El%it. Crane u Re
ps sss s'sSps' !! pGs
CUB. sS %% r Sc VOL sr
Elk An;,ssa yess.l Spoke ; iii, ,ta q y lon
E a,S" u a sns al. The
s;s.a iS 3 ess
ssR .ps !y s e'fs5:S
&
S$: : Is'T si$ k e
10 dare VA
81 sa
s,h Orlando 81 saslTEi Liverpool sra Ma,.s'has,
haEsa augusta tDsa r;S:os Job Roger si'Ts;'
Siss a,'isi asSs Sa;a 4
s. % f' Mi Yer New 1o i WWh and v
& 5 C Of p', ton .g :, ATss s
@e% ~ ns
f"0 Ans''' sen" '''''
sAvAssaH sprl AR Gees Blnchsrd. Havre. CID.
Robert Bruce Gadasr s. Jgo De Cuba Std Envoy McKst
SS'
ca S 3 ea tS 81 Queen Dundee 70. Liver.
Ts Inso'S
Iiv.lpe, Eiea Brooks: tisvsi ASasss fs:,iI
SlSsss %siass
s:s;;
Has;1sss ssSS5eS fssd:%ss: DIVE Dive &
gs's r,rs %s
Lsilfsy !a.! Esas S "a Sha'%s i Is
Ose.os Creshion, Tho%Is.ion. ,u
Andrew Scott Emery NYofE; cyn:sate Mscioon, Pow.
IsHf': sess. s
luton, NYork; Noble Brown NOreans; Cuba Blanchard
NYork Florida Crocker, NYoik; Christina, Warren do;
Pioneer Mitchell, Boston.
Key WEsr; March % Arr 18th, VIM e Bird, Coson. Pen
s,coa; 2oh, Billow lawrence st Mats 2st Mary Jtre,
Dewy, Havana; 23d SatIa, Babbidge. 81 Marks CD oh,
s Bew
tira, Bsbbidga. NYork
LOOK AT THIS
- JUST RECEIVED, by the packet ship -
samuel Hlcks, from Paris. the best article ofsu6X8
4Gsntlemens French Boots ever seem sa now offered
The best article Of Fpch Call Boots made to IS 90
'" Cork Sole Boots 90
" Water Proof Boots =. 90
" LIGHT e alf Sewsd Boots 81 10 so
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-14
PEALN's aEW YORK NJSElm.
AND PICTURE GALLERY
Broadway, opposite the CITY Hall

SPLENDID ATTRACTIONS! AND BRILLIANT
SUCCESS p KFECTLY UNPARALLELED.
AND Tbs SANE ACE AS TOM THUMB.
With light PERI rmers. all for One Sh ling
NIX. n. BENNETT. Manager tx rec aar pr,ee in p
senting TO the public AIRY Of Talent hat
passed place Of the and that
Half Price.
The Manager announces engagement with
Mr. CONDVEH, the Protean Peiforme-.
LA PETITE CT LESTE, the ,racefu' Dancer.
The GREAT WESTERN Mira. WESTERN.
Mss ADAlR, the charming Song, tess.
Miss BLANCHARD. the Grccian JugglersJ.
Mr.. CROWN, the Comic niger Ana the
GIANTr.sS!
wh' stands as HIGH in public estm ton and
=
he Manager respectfully that he has diminished
the rumbsr IF seats in the Lecture Room but inc the
mf)r Off audience The FRS Six Front Rows I'll cor
snte the PIqiee e rewiy cushoneJ IN backs
stuff d. that every viii he entirely sepsse each
forming Arm Chair From Their bsiog this
m'nne aud cstan space allotted vter the
ence cannot rence the that
from II e cIowdet st {. Of ths
The Masgr has incurred considerable expenee adopting
This pan-how he prof peisu OF
his patrons by his power Ladies ill be
admitted the Paque;te hout Price but Gentle
men will he h,rged an ad i.ional shilling.
LOUISA DBROTHtA WAGNtK,s of the celebrated
Gpsey Queen be corsui ed during the day ard
NT~An Afternoon Entertainment on Wednesdays ard
Saturdays o'clock; and every evening" &C quarter 10
AnMISSJON ONE SIItI = iNf,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-14
by THE SOUTHERN MAIL,
FROM WASHINGTON.
THE TEXAS TREATY READY AT Last.

,, '"', evening we received intelligence from
asnl'e'on mat the Texas Treaty was completed
." rioay, ana signed by the Secretary of State on
.he pat' OF the United States, and by the two Tex
IAN ministers ON the part of Texas. The "Madi-
sonian oil FRIDAY evening also states the same
iact-and, further, that as soon as the documents
accompanying II shall be ready, it will be commu-
nicated TO the Senate by the President, II is sun
posed that it will be sent into the Senate tomorrow.
Now begins the tug of war.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-14

bI(OADWAY AGAlNSI The WORLD.
%H no. ed thoroughfare admitted be the greatest
mart for The sale of Renemen's wearing apparel
United States and the impression that has heretofore
the minds OF many tnat purchasers in Obliged
exorbItipt for article of Dress" fully
butted from the known reputation the charg established
BY EDW AltU FOX oprietor Of the City Cash Tailoring
Establishment, No. 200 Broadway Here
merchants and Others visiting this city avail themselves Of
OUTFIT from extensive nf
thing m'nuf ctured from the best materials and the
fashion able style The atte.ton OF the public particularly
called visit this establishment and examine the syle
twed aud fancy Cashmere Office Frocks designed Tor the
preaching season.
Also assortment Of rich Chene Velvet Brocade Vest
ings Fancy French Cloths and Casmere by the late arrivals
from the celebrated mandatory Of + Boley Fills and
lee ed exPress for the spg fashions Garments superby
made order, and il required few hours notice
EDWARD FOX
City Cash Tailoring Establishment 2O2 Broadway below
Fulton ST. ms sec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-14

Herald Marine Correspondence
OFFICE OF THE RaopE isLANpKn.}
,e Roonson, and Thorn Patterson, fin Fail River Phad
,1
Efy si B.s vs s'
A ss2f. sfAT;s &c s szi f. stS
Esmout Clarion, Albany; Paynter and Thorn. PhIad
HOLMES HoLr. ArriI 10.
Arr l2h Thomas. Ha. P.ppah,nncck for Boston
ward at day and Is 20 nov Ths Plane, sid h;
for Bo't'n yesper Or Bosom; Amanda do; Chas Carroll,
There large schooner sshoe about miles I'm here from
BRIG FREEMAN, Kman fra Matanxas. which place she left
the l3th ult bound 10 Boston, laden with m'as arrived
h. . Of &. st on 4. Ed
NJ .y ~As s mt a Ss I'll: p: . tsy a.
% g s ID
Mb III water ana sweet OF very thing except her raak
fore aud s SSS. for
had billet head rather narrow White sesk aud circular
ss % q. ' si1%
e:: saes Gss q s Sa
Msse sehr Ep,srprse Of NSrthpor, sailed f% Matau
n @ sa Ssss
tIa.s d dss s s sgt
% have been % ss bound to
~ pot into ssysnus% on The dss. Ga ;s
inst "ss se biz
broke the ppe .udde brace the head Of the radd
BENG sss 70 'S.f
Lunns h con of the gale was found necessary to
20 consisted Of SCI hid. moasse,
Whaismen
As A n;y Cs ist ;.
Chs s a:a Of syqs sW %G"
f,ne ." pG SPOKE IA. 2tth Is 5lsas lon 81 5qW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-14
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
- BOOTS AND SHOES,

WILSON & JOHNSON,
(SUcce to John Huchng) have we'd from I20to JIM
i42 Chhim sest and hive completed their assortme ~
If Spring Goods COMPRISING the geateit aud lrg
Boots aud Shoes tn be found in h1 city,
Every thing he line. Of 5000 ladies' Mo
5000 ladies' commoa $500 geoemens do 1000 lade:
fine French do 1000 We Backs 1000 Chdren Shoes Of all
kinds and ors, 0d0 adles CATERS black aud cciore
Of gentemens fine calf owed Boots so peggd do Is
do % boys Youths do Other
cls that possibly be called for in the boot AID shoe ne
NJ B. The opened till 10 O'Clock the evening giving
merchants opportunity purchase when other
engaged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-14
BOOTS AND SHOES.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN -
ALL WHO WEAR the above articles andwsh ms..
cal ing fashionable a
Shoe Stores Of s. p SECOR Nos. 1901 i6I w n
where all tn meives article lat ief
fashion and finish, Cannot or
haps equaed in this city
3. T. s. begs appse those and gentle
who consider well fitting garter W
article the tout ensemble Of ali within MONDE that
i60 i6 Greenwich only III aoes n New YORK.
they pend on bsing sui ed.
~ B-Lades and Misses Caters, Shoes &C., aIways op
hand in endless variety.
:. I7' Remember, 1904 and l6l Greenwich streetn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-14

LOOK AT THIS!
9. JUST RECEIVED, by the packet ship -
samuel Hicks, from Paris, the best article ofsu6z8
HGsntlemen's French Boots seen AMI Offered
~ wholesale and retail. at the low price of S..
The best article OfFrrPch Cal Boots, made % IS 90
Water Proof Boots ........ 49,. 90
LiSht calf Sewsd Boots 81 to 3 50
fine Calf Shoes, made to measure. -. 90
-" . Worked siipPe -.sIto %
fashion, Ladies in this you i'll find the
Of Cater Boots that be found in this city and all
of buskin Slippers Ties Button Shoes, Pruaella Slip
psr' white black saIin and all other kinda ard eoS ALo
Chdreps Of all kiad be found this cty and all of
manufacture and of the French goods aad warranted
be the best and cheap the cheapest 36 Broadway
the corner of franklin street.
GREGORY x CAHILL,
mo imsec 367 Broadway, ". Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-14
WONDERFUL DISCOVER !

WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR, which will
change grey hair 70 its original color in few minutes. This
solution different from offered aud fail Of
preceding all others II highly ecacous and the
great advantage OF beautfyng the hair without inung it,
growth.
Those wso doubt its virtue. requested have their hair
changed httors paying their money IL humbugy would take
tins met there would be reason to complain
One ,alwill prove the fact
Sold whoesale and retail aud applied at No Chatham n
opposite the Hall OF Recordx New York. stairs
ns3 In
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MARITIME HERALD.

Notice to Pilots and Captains Of Vessels.
All Pilots and Captains Of vessels requested the
fact that Robert s. Martin. formerly ship collector
ISM employ. He is not therefore, receive any
newspapers intended for the New York Herald
Foreign Letter Bags.
Hereafter Letter and Newspaper Bags for all of the
World. will be made the HERALD OFFICE.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

NOIICE TO THE PUBLIC.
RE IT KNOWN, that JOHN b ENEhsON,i in the ye,r
- of our lord thousand eight hundred aud thirty four
then zen the State of New York did mike PATENT
ed an improved SPIRAL propeng wheel by let patent
my Possession wall oe fally appeal therefore give public
notice that the propens wheel only called fcsson
II peer included in my said letters and also
hy all persons not to make the said prop Hing wheel
without authority ON reside present 339 Pearl
.tree where shall be pleased receive ali persons
ed either III the title or for the If said propeller
Holm IL. fMER2ON
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE far-famsd and celebrated Pills, ION PortuV.
we perceive, be obtained in this see advertise
sseHt os the last columns. fonrth
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$22jU
do do Observation-Disclosures. 81 900
Premises on Washington street, corner Charlton
street adjoining above 90 nv so feet . $3525
The Washington, West and Charlton street property
above leased till May lst S45, when possession will be
given
Foreign Markets.
~ CuRAcoA March II business very dull. All kinds Of
provisions inactive and plenty.
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SHIRT M.4NUF.dCTORY
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE,
go MAlDET lane u't received the late,t and most
shirts, Under Garments Hosiery Cravas Handkerchief
Shirts aud Under Garments made order and repae
short motto. Also hand a general assortment of Ready
Made Clothing. which will sold thu following prices
viz
Over Coats. from ....... ...Ss to ,.
Sack Doe. '..'...... ....... to
FrOck do IL o
Dress dO..' o 4
Pants.'
vests 4
Al made OF the best materials and the modern style
Persons furnishing their materials can depend upor
having them made in the best manpa- the following
prices
Over Coats, made and trimmed. ...ss to 10 90
pres, do DO do ..'...... to 10 90
Frock DO do do ........ to 70 90
vesta and Pantaloons... ....$l so TO l IS