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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24


Black hair clean hair soft silky hair.
How beautiful you seem,
On man wOmnns crnnuHh
Or youthful .nce-l deem
All 10 be human Iacsasses
Whose hair scant ur grey,
And will not pay three shiInsf.
Try Jones Cora Hair Restorative.
My reader. do not ssre-
" will give you u-aye, all Of you
a splendid head OF han.
" DOES YOUR HAIR FALL oyF noes 1T TrRS GRET
you ali a" have you hat Org nliI IL So >e 7no
mns be good when sell you ,nsll quantity Get It at
The sign OF the American Eagle, 81 Chaihams or 3 stond
way, and lS9 Fuiton-st BtooAIyn. ie-i -'e'a
seRso MKPc,ss yGF THE RtG 1ss ps ,sao
val and of all diseases l,ng from an Impure
GutSneous ETup:ioa,. letter.
Scald Head, EhvuIna'aHi'
k KIM, Evil, C$roaic Disorders.
and ali arising from njndlcious use Of HsIcn5 viii
speedily be removed by this preparation Pflce " cents per
bottle. or 81 per Dozen
FACTS vs. F.xcY-No person positively rse the lrl-
@ ,iri,.n without eirc cured These articles have
er yet, knowledge. "a ed 10 cure and ro1s VINO nav
vent their US n articles derve 10 suffer- Inc nten
do without their CUSTOM ana hope 1ng ~ vi. h .
these articles that all that sad VI them are iic - " o"
81 CORTLAND street
~ Curreuc, :-ThL ~ IL AND The hhhhD1
"A rrense on the Nature Tendency and consequences 81
o- ,,-,en Monetary system with plan for III eiectual and
bsneic.n, reform published for the Public and Author o
" n GRAHAM To- Na.sau-.;ieet. New York: Burgess <
srnre, ol Broadway do Price 81 per hundred sII cents
copy. -,.....,.o .ho psf,,-
,ono ,ed the work puosaed ut his cost; and the pub
liz , only pay for printing the copies which theJ may re-
;,a All friends Of honest steady, prosperous business ana
Of fully employed well rewarded labor are earnestly request
al 10 aid IN extending the circulation of his pamphlet
jee4 and Wit
n-R.hold! the Bride groom cometn go
~ o,,t Tn meet Him 1.-The eyldences oil me speeu
49, af fb-s Nh, second Per.ona Glonous SGsehl-~l,
W bv CHARLES FITCH. a. The Church corner %
~ ,; and D,lnpcry this tMOndaT evening anu cum
@ go evening through the week except Satuluny, ser
n"s s to- ,o commence ut P. NJ. Seat, free le-i o
49, v.ct,rc or, the Jews will be delivered ms
,, hv ,hr Rey Dr. McCarel OF Se"butch before me
is ' Returned synod of New York, IN tie tnnSIhs
Church. ne lhes o " o je2i It
vI-d;cafion OF the Rev. Sir. Souin-
s,h IN The lated States from the Rev. H"rato outhsse
... k;..nnsrv II Can.iantnople. Just published ny
"' ~ s,s STANFORD & SWORDS l5s Broadway.
cr yotJcc-The Board of Directors nt the Boston ana
Wore,ie Had Road Conortton, have this dag nec9Ie g.
,yend If r,e ami one hal psr cent payable on anu ae
,hs t dsy of July next the Treasurets once 80
Mass --zz.-
- Board, Transient and Psrmansnt,
80 Bond II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

-,a;cstion OF the Rev. SIR. South
gnte-A Letter The sebe Of ire PStssan Lp,,sos
nuh y. u ~ =" Con.iantinople Just published by
.he III. y. g. ANEnRD & SWORDS. lG Broahwny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

June s Ia, q 90 lon Is 60, bark Sarah Hand 5 d. I'm Phc
june 20 lat q o. Ion a. bank John Il Roble for Richmond
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24
GREAT ATTRACTIONS At THE
NEW-AOkk CASH TAILORING
Embellishments.
No. 1877 Broadway, three doors 5e'9'c the Frank

Ut ITUuSe.
~, The subscribers daily receiving new ard fo'hlona-
lie Good, by ever, nrvn mad p'eofnd t. furnish gar
nen,s prce, the economical. 'ins increased
ur help IN the cutting department, prepared - execute
rider, with the same prompDes elegance nnd sie for which
he establishment ha been long celebrrd mud Tor the nc
.unn,udnton at gentlemen Wishing ,usimmedHtelJ chave
.i,,,ty on hand general ns'urtmeu ul gHnncnt. made
md trimmed every respect equal t' ih,- e To ofdef to-
ether with geaerni K. meuap, "n md mus
I'm shirts and dwen scnris cvnt. hundkercnieis, collars
aoms gloves h,!cry. ,.pcuder- umbfea> SIC &c. Full
,ul, made TO order II, ,y hours Uniformity prices
md stric, punc,uaity observed 81 filing order.
iell tits =. G. BOOTH. 4 co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

Whl. I. JENNINGS &. 90.
DIAPERS AND lL0RS,
IMPORTERS or
CLOTHS, CASSiMERES, yESTlNGS,
Fancy Dress articles, Sc.
No. 23i BROADWAY, AMERICAN HOTEL,
OPPOSITE TIE fOUNFAlN
prepared with assortment ." New Goods for
Spring ana Summer wear. comprising
CLOTHS CASSiMERES. NESTINGS DRlLLiNGS.& &c.
And solicit a call from CittUens aud :iunser under The
,,nnce that their price, viii be bound Ia oef induce
nents rn held by other establishment furnishing
garments of the style md gunitJ.
They would commend to the attention Jaroes. the Few
style of Ready mnie
o V f K C. 0 A I S,
FOR sPPiSC x SUMMER WEAR,
Being made particularly light ind well Adnptc-lo Tor Travelling
pIrPue,, when heavy g1meat would provo cumbefsofne-
With large assortment al
TRAVELLING FROCN5.
DORSAYS, SACKS. DRESS AND FgOCK COATS.
PANTALOOES & VESTS,
mi stf Fancy Dress Articles IN great VARIETY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

H5r WHAT MEAN PrFPy OF Mas he must be who hay.
ing dr. h, rough dirty hair. yet tno mem I" nay
three >hncs bottle oil Joness or Hair restont'e,
winch would only cieur soft DARK silky md beau
tfu but keep long time II also cures scurt ar dan
diii stp firs of forces Il To grow. &c. Sold al -
ChuthauSt 323 Broadway. and ~ Fu"nstre- Brooklyn
Pense Brond, Albany State street, Boston, and Ledger
Buildings, Philadelphia Je.i Ssoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

j2l lws J 6. BOOTH & co.
f.-OTHE LADIES.-The Ladies' If New.Yors and Brock
Ign respectful :nfrrEed that Mr WIN. R"nsr
intends having Store S.RaTuG. SPsIs0s during the Wa
tens Season cor the sale Of French Goods the ne"e', o
MOS, recherche styles. Nh r. has received ~ The ACADIA
>-yenl continuing embroidered PEI and R"yR Jdr,dH
ala 81 which .own thi' COUNTY be"'e
If T. his well known and oerence wal m
Se,rynr. H,o. 1i,t iz2l ims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24
READY MADE LINEN.

GENTLEMEN viS'ing the city denend supplying
~ rhemsee, nth def garments of every style nnG quail
t. ut greatly reduced by calling the New York Gas.
Ialorng acd Gentlemen. Genera Furnishing
Stare. ls; Broadway. dou below the fnnkin Iiou'e.
j2l lwls J c. BOOTH S. CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

r SotIcc-The Board of D ec;ors of the Boston and
Woreer Hal Road Conotuon, have tbs dag declares e.
dividend of three aHd a per cent phyaoe na a Rstnn
IL, n, fri day o' 'ui' N'N' - W. ie2i tJyl !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24
From tie AIhnny Atlas.

~ We with honesty say that medicine IN the word
with such success IN curing oil coughs ana Gods
sttny OF blood pain the iie 1n chest. bronchial trunt
comp a nigh; sNents. flush. difficult proiu'e ex
pectoat". a.ms. oaeness unt NIL diseases OF The Chef
lung. and liver us D. Lsrors Extract of Lvew0rt. We
earnestly advise NIL cn,umptye persons " try H. The same
III tins city III 81 CORTLAND street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24
NEW TEAS.
1rnNt 1,IIE ArE ARRIIAl = From 4

nuS-5nO gallon. Sperm Oh.
~ 1000 - :;pr- Sperm OIL.
20 barrel, Lad pi.
~ S,eaanc OF ari. For 81 hy,.
r,2, ;s,f Manufacturer. q New street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

ro,-d. transient and Permanent,
boaro, teiS lIniS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

r.5- The Last Wrong !-OCONNELL IN PHEs
OS-A meeting of the United Trash Repeal dissertation. o:
the City Of NeyYork will be held TUESDAY EVENING.
the 18th June Instant WASHINGTON HALL AT O'clock, tor
the purpose Of adopting such will express 10 the
People Ireland mpa:hy and comnscaton for then per'e
and those sentiments of abhaFcnce and indignation
which should petvade civilized world ut the viola
ton OF law and justice conslGnins 10 prison DANIEL o.
CoSsgLI and hi. fellow Patriots. b. Order
,e323,. E. OCONSOR. secrctary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

.,-. on tho Jews will be delivered this
svs1ng nv ;he Rev Dr. MeCarre Of Sewbu,eh before NE
Associate Reformed synod OF New ON, IN ,s IT
Church; chess- ~ je2i II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

Physcnu, Prescriptions, Family Anhc'neS. Medicine
h.t. for SHIPS. tnmht, ,ad Plantation. rW 40 VIZ tho
.re>i care nrrnrtcy md n"1ne, sNirhe Put up ~ any
lour VI tie ng 1T r.; u competent .ef>cn. :. Iiis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24
BtNNN, NiNII.I4''S . IN -
"a Broadway. Juse 18th. lsti.

FCpLruN. Auriuus't- 49,.
u COTTON & 90. Auction ard t'ii'r So" 80 j,
L No il3 Fulton and = Nm >r2ei-I ef1
made ou con. gnuient, AID promo, fc'nli' assn
TRENTON FALLS NEAL, Uric \, MY YORK.
OWE suh.cbsr Hnnouuce, n+ uual ;rt ~ - an No
- he ht. resumed 'h, 'i"i 81 sc
a,cl the abcVe piscr. re house .s 'f th"r' ushS
sfrtlt> and cnRp'e'e ",T are ne ffS ~ - ~
,u,ion comfort h sut 20 'cfl' rrIuu "i me ia
fai s 80 80 'N''' ''''''' ''' VI MOORE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

On the four, they world be happy meet nj Roci-
ester Mar, County Nce'H; and. OF the fnen' OF
Ies,ptnnce are IN the habit VISITING Saatora Springs dur
ing the summer they would invite them nuke Gn object
3ib ~ lnlv j.2l 2tacdusN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

o-pbo,d,thc Bride groom cometh !!-Go
" Him THE evidences of the speedy
Coming second rGs :. G bs Church
pc ple'en.e ~, this Monday evening, and conn
NM yer1 evening through the ~eek except Saturday
nne 80, y, .ormsnre nj p NJ. Seats Tree. le-i u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

SATURDAY, June -
ASIIES-There is change to notice, The snles oday
are 20 Pots Mt 81 ls and abou; 100 do Pehrs 80 The
exports Isl 18th Jane 4i9 bbs Pots. and GO
bbls Penrls.
COTTON-There has been movement to-day among
manufacturers and the SAILS reach 1919 To 1870 bales de
cline Of Z Ct per H. on the lower cndes Good CotI"'
re held nj previous prices. Shippers mixing oir
but nj low rates Tile total import Isl inst. H. 56 bales
exports from 1t 10 18th IL "a bGle>
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-15
SPEECH of the HOn. VIM. Slade.

lCuntinBcd
In the Democratic Wig St,la Cony anlion Of Yer
mont. Oct "a, IsI3. the qu-.iun being on the rsso-
luton subsequently adopted h.' The Couvsu:on, Ma
SLAnE spoke in substance follows:
If there could he any doubt to the true meaning
Of The letter on which have commented, il is dis-
PEELED by another which Gomez TO the paint wthnuI
circumlocution. Il was addrrned To friend in Vr-
gnia, evidently without iutsRtrs thrt il should be
published; but being goOc iar opponent Of pn-
lection to keep the sub.ianes e ii was hcautiously
announced in the Richmond Enquire; aud the entire
letter finally drawn forh IrOUgh uhe columns Of
that paper II Is as follows
"ALp.xY. Feb. 2s. Is43
Mr. Dear Sir--I thaEk yon kiad FOR Your & lend
ly letter have at no tune, auy~ here .he.tated
10 express my deci}si 4ifsgJrrbdfiJR IF the TdTiT
-fct of he lost Ssssi0H, vel respSci 10 TIE
PRINCIPLE upon srAirk 4 is JorMed. as 10 is de-
tails H. good time you W'l 'laVe nv views in re-
spect to that and other sahSas bsloss The pabie Ia
the meantime. believe n,c 90 lie,
Very sincerely, yoar lrisn, and obi servant,
~. VAN bUREN."
Thi,ieen days previous 10 this. ". Van Pursn had
written his Indiana letter; and tn. intended
private key to unlock is my stery. 'In good time
you will have my views" asa yoI will be able to
understand them,
Here, then, 10 the sHPo.aiaa. And why did he
no, give in the Indians sit''' Why not expressly
say in hat letter, thai be opposed To che priAei
pies hieh the tadT act af ls42"was fouldcd' -
because that letter was 10 he psbIished and his
hostility To the ''p'aeiPs.' Of the tariff must 90
forth mysI6ed-half concealed under n e1nbrous
mass Of verbiage. That vas the reason.
But the vail Is iaken or Mr Van BuIen Is oppos-
cd tn "thc priaeipics'' Of Inc existing tariff IIs
foundation ID wrong Il rSt' OF discriniHafioa for
the site Of rOieetioa; and fgr tbs mast be su,Iu.
ted differentiation for ~ sake Of oaIy."
This is the sum Of the Who patter-''the complex.
ion TO which il comes ai last"
Here, then, il the Nsio Is to be the Standard
Bearer ofooF opponents 70 he coming eonisE,--ihe
chosen Leader. under whssa annsT the Roitharn
manufacturers aud farmers, ard mechanics and Ia
boreTs, TO whOpa seSDdsausu Of "tas priaeitles
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-15
St. JOhnSbury, Vt January Is, 1914.

ERUPTION OLA VOICANO.-Ths Auburn
Journal Publishes a letter from Rev Taas Coan ofths
Sandwich Islands. dated May i6, giving description
Of volcanic eruption 10 the islands We make ihs
following extract:
On the 10th Of Janunry,at the dawn Of day, Ne DIS
covered rapid diAgorgeneut Of liquid 6Se, fsom
the summit Of Alannn Loa, at m eayainn Of iI,ooo
feet above the Thi. eruption inoteassd from
day TO day FOR several weeks, pouring out va, flood.
orfery lava, which spread down the .ide II The
tain, and flowed ohrln broad and burag river.
throwing Terrific g'are upon The hoasers, nod aiinr
those lofty mountainous rrgnus Ndh sh~en Of liEii
This spectacle continued from week TO weok Nth-
ont any abatement, till the molten anud had p'oges
ed twenty thirty miles down the side ofths ru"ur-
tain aud across high plain which stretches bgtsssa
The bases Of Mamma l.oa and Mamma Kra u -
not ill after muny weeks that wa. able 10 va.a t
scene Of terror aud subnily. ~ length. IN osrfl-
ny with Mr. Paris, the missionary for kau-a sisi
south Of lo-I made the attempt
We pen"lrcted through deep forest Stretching ..
tween lilo and the mountain and r'ichcd 80 "a.
stream as il flowed over those vas aud high ~
giOns lying at the base % ,lo uou- In. Iiers We
were able TO approach the fiery sTena and ,lir ~
banks Of a river aud take ofu. Fryu. th. We
followed the stream TO the top % th' mouHar, all
found its source in a oct iAs efsrnai
SHOWS Of those Wild and heaven des,'aieG reE,uss --
down the sides Of The mosuiaiu ih9 lava Aa. nov
ceased 10 flow on the surface; bot 1 had or ed 90
itself subteranean duct at the dclth Of So 100
! feet
The duct ineated ,iiriractob, 40 snla,h a.
glass, aud down this fearful eltanns' river 4 FIRE
was rushing at the rate OF 10 or ~ miles on hour
| fom the summit to the foot Of the mountain Thu.
subtcrranean stream d.lin -tly through sever
nj large npeTture- in the -,de e tp uountsn ~h,'.
the burning food rushed f-srfsliy beneath feet
Our Standing above II ike .tshdrg upon ice ga
river while the liquid a'od flows ander 700 Get
Our visit attended ~iih perl &, nconcci able n.
tgue but Regretted has r. z ma de IT, and ws
returned deeply affected with The sje.ty, The sob
lmiiy the power ard the love o. Tint t;od ho''ook
| eth the earth and tfeHhl'th; who tourheih th,
! hills, and they smoke" WHOSE p,r>ence ael,s ih'
hills, and whose look eiusss he H.ouHtans TO Gov
! down.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-15

THE Public LASns.-1hs s-snn.ui1n,ion flom
the General Land Office ,es's.dr, hid lrfore Con.
gres', shows the sales of lands .r the It YEAR Ia
have amounted to ,ES9s5S -. making tao mill
IONS "i DOLLARS eAre'i,ns NJ. ,aouut ree-i,e,l the
p'rcetdnS year oy $500. 600. az the sales. not
moro than 1000 sores have been sod above the
minimum price, owing !. the C'anuissilncr thuks
70 the operation Of The P'e.smP on law, which cna.
bic. the actual settler s-eBfs the clio e.st Lands nj
the minimum pnce. Da'ing t>s same period more
than ten thousand paienis have been ta 1-n,.d and
a that have been prepared has been ,isnsd-.Na-
iioRai IateiIigeHesr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-15
Vol. T. No. rs. Whole No. S97.

America, and the manner IN which that pfodsetion
had been effected IL happened that Boston pap-s
1.-THE Cultiy1tor,) Wns me. eonininirga descrp-
ton Of the fine woods imported iorn Duenot Ayrcs
duty free because costing oss than eight CENTS; and
suggesting that they had been poJso-d By crossings q
the natiys South American with tho fs boudsd me-
rho sheep. On reading the article, the qsestion oe-
epued-Whers ran violence BE- found 81 trs irpcr-
iaiioa into South America Oh number of Msrino
bneFs adequate 10 the produ~ton % Jhis alleged
suit An examination u The Treasury returns q
sxpusis gave answer 90 the queytaoaj zoe. on
runninz them thEough Coz ihs Ireyssus years
appeared that there wers sEpof'sd fron the uuit-d
States Basnos Ayrrs. IN 1871. 300 sherp. of he
arg-ssais vsius % 5000, aysrugpg 20 each, I'D
10 is2s. soi sheep. ~ ihs aggregate value o. sA,-
Sos. svsrsrsa ss 20 sseh o. fsuh-S rrrcsr,dtlat
tiasss So saiy sspoituisns q ssssp Gcm ihs
. Usa-l strsa. 20 Isa, sosa'ry durws ihs .aa ten
yssss
w. Falus n ~ sAsep ttus srpnrt-i slsusd. err
s.r.iss t.t asv urre a-ae ta-ks. and ths
fresh n S,-s. rsrs.-l l..f ih were rsrf 70
sss'a As,~,is, g. ~ pusra-s e psafus,ru &c
800 uv'1h. fsrs 80. rh-n 49, -=ss.. sd tss-e-
GO. 7siaiss 10 ~ v.-u,p,,as Isu-- Sop an4sr ts
49, q tstR
r41F'ss 81 tis aua 500 tlus rfaiase8 wess A.
t.ass thst tiss. rrrt 20 ~-usfar 6u1 ths N~st
"''eh o'aar'sa' Ena s'h'ha'a Heisfs us 'ou'"i-
80 '''' $50 ~ 10 "s q" NrF''
,sa.-ts.-s 49, .ass -- 49, .,. aa-ssss-t -a--
10 'r'f H'
" ~ 80 ~ ''sHf = SRI -Hsrt eA 80
','n w" t''' '--"a' e'' b." no ~ '"T
cas mus, s.s how u.uch c1sa'rr cFsei vos,d ha,s
ben Prsduocd ~ ssea the sams uafsfmstpa ssoson-
t"' ~" "'' ,'"''sh coz. m'''''
wv -
"h,7A 'i'' '''''''o "''s !" ei''o' 20 ~
80 W " '''' F'0'
''''o" 70 "oO'' - 49," y VIC 'OpP','1 H"r','-
- 49,, ' ~ '"'
'''','' 80, -" 100 ~.
,
,.e...' 80 "
- -, - -.
- 1''' Wv" ''''
~
- - w"
'"1 .'t
!.
-, "
a''
10
Hrso VEG ,h"t we o"""'e on manufactures
nv on m. ,gliee, Of lie n,s..n, ,ar,,r - ,Gcj,
operation urOn the interests Of the country ard lhs
alteration which 'hase Interests nay require
Amer considerable debate, ti' resolution Was. al
So ia'a "Po' me fISf-in other words tie 9u'''uS
vas g'en 10 "-hy vote IN "heh the name Of eve
~ toeoioe' north Of Mason DHSn's line, who vas
present, - recorded IN the affirmative; whi's the
name Of every Wing Fresen'.nohh OF that line ''and"
= IN tue negative
/, Here proposition to give to committee sPe.
e'A"F cna'sTa WIN "'s guy o. .0oN"s 'n'" Tue e.
49,. :, :,
-. ..t, ,..,, 49,. A. 49,.
40 PO' DO"" " ~. 'o''. % "e"
p,e'1'','l'. ''''"OI"'r ~
D '' i, -" $50 p" y '''
r
{ y "1' ms ''N WIN
Wv '"' W '' " '''s'S
'A''''' '" ""! que WIZ
= "s'' "rPe,' '' "'s W..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-15
u,o "a OF TIE CALIFORNIAN.

,,lhad weekly at $1,000 per annum, or 81 80
dFd w',% %scootnued until arrearnges are paid ex-
@p ,bs option of the Publisher
apa'ne "p 'oo,s inserted Mt the customary prices.
ad~sri.emerts to be paid for in advance.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22
BA TX H ESY.

J. & &. SMITIlERS would respectfully inform the
rillzcns of New Philadelphia and vicinity, that they
have oroned BAKERY, at their residence, in the
bird building North of the public square, on the West
side of the street, where those who wish to procure
fresh cakes, crackers, aud brcad of good quality can
be accommodated on reasonable terms. They would
would say thai on every Wednesday and Saturday, Of
zach week. at O'clock. P. NJ. they will be prepared
Bake any kind Of Pastry and meats for families resi-.
ling 10 town. From their experience in the business
hey feel assured that they can render full satisfaction lu
III who that may favor them with call, and hope BY
strict atontion to the wishes Of their customers 10 re-
reive liberal patronage.
N. B Cakes furnished for parties a, short notice, ast
Crackers for saleby the barrel
New Philadelphia May l3, le44. lely
VNIlISisto inform whom il may concern that, IhavC
i myself used, and have prescribed 10 others ht
use Of Dyspepsia, or Gr0mkam BSrah and Rread, al
manufactured by Mr. John Smithcrs; aud that hav,
Always found il highly beneficial remedy for indi
gestion and cosveness Of bowels; and most heartily
recommend tito oil who are in need offs ch an article
one not calculated 10 produce any of the presen
subsequent evil CfIecs attendant upon tho conslan
use Of laxative and cahartic medicines.
r.. CHARLES READ.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22
!. SELECT SCHOOL,

.''h' selsci. SchoolwdE commence in Canal Dover on
ia IN Alohhay Juhe 3D. pader Iha direction of fARNABELLA
7RIckEssotbs, lherhom abe shoe STORE on Fac
tory street. The number Of pupils will be Iimind rt
te8S order iatlsIcI attention may be paid To each
SOae, ahdoIjone,wiih be admod under years of age
The year will be divided into sessions Of % weeks
EACH aud atIha endof eac session there will be pub
''hse1 "lna'i0n- YIISSD
' For lhee elementary bahches, namely Spelling road
-.-. 2iqgr, Writing, Grammar, Arithmetic, and Geo
.t,.,graphy ,-per session, N t,.s1 81. $l0(
NataIai Philosophy, History Chemistry, Astronomy
.ds.9 RP,orick and Rotany NOD, 500
y GsomsTy. Geology. Nent1l and moral Philosophy
IN EMhyPhsy,t ,tAnd The French language, $40 o.
,'f.FFpmzio g. AZ NJ aud from A TO o'clock p M
music lessons the Piano VIII bs given at the hous,
Rev. WeReyaolds- -Piee go per session.
Good bOaEd can be obtained intha vi lage if desired
ah tIheParoiage Of the ffsnds Of,educaOn respect
: fallSlsolieilsd.i q r,l3Ei
e,iN ,,avy ast,'s- \ sArMGR EYNOLDS
ri p S Certificates disqualification can bo presented
a called, ,fokrtai s.Jri iGal r.,;a ~ . %. ..,.t
t1 lAIay rs, I644f 81 TEA sytes4t 10. sa Of
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22
q u II " l u.
CIIAPIN & ROBY, New Philadelphia,
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DIR. D, RICHARDS would respectfully announce to
his friends and the public that he has associated with
himself in the practice of Medicine Or. JAMES SlMP-
SON, Of Washington Tenn. Mr.. Simpson is gentle.
of excellent medical requirements, having recei'
we'd his education at the Jefferson Medical Cuege in
The city Of Philadelphia; and has had extensive oppor'
tncs ofseeng the practice Of the celebrated hospitals
Of that city.
July l7lh. l64i.
N. B. GJln consequence Of the above arrangement,
tho subsc iber request all those who in account with
him previous TO this notice. call and settle, itdesl
rauie that the old books should closed.
D. RICHARDS.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-22
NEW SHOE y LEATHER
STAAR E.

In the NEW BRICK BUILDING opposite B. MilIcrs
Ianncry Cd Factory Street,
LOVER THAN EYER FOR CAS- HIM
SLINGLUFF BOWER & Co.. have just received
- their spring supply OF Boots and Shoes and would
respectfully sorii The attention Of all ready paying
customers 10 their sOek of
SHOES AND LEATHER,
arriving and which contain varied and desirable as
sorment Of Genemans and Ladies' boys and Cdens boots
and Shoes of all kinds
UFPER AND SOLE LEATHER.
Morocco Lining SKINS Shoe makers findings of oil kinds,
Soe pegs by tile quart and bube Lasts Boot Trees and
sooempS and prices that cannot but I've pleasing 10 pur
chascrs No pains eXerons will he spared 10 make the
establishment right in all respects that Veto u.s.
Call and satisfy yourselves.
Canal Dover May 10, l843. ly