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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

rf,oBiAs' VEGETABLE OtNTMENT-For Rheumatic
Comp;nints Siiffnes. IN tire lonts, ame Bncks. SIlt
Rheum s; Nntony Fe. Frosted Feet. Plies Fever S.rs.
Bruises. Spain, Burns; Scads ShapSea iiaiu'' es" |''
TINS ormen! comgousd yegeta5S 3 I1 IPIepGIaoon the
knowledge of winch derived from the Indians and 10;
been used y the proprietor for many years with uneHamped
s,irress In ile diseases sc. !ut winch Is recommended.
[ -. i.f 1 u l :
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

tRepored Tor The Nes-f ork IuLune.J
At market 900 Beef Cattle chey Southern 10 Cows and
Calves. and 5CU sheep and Lambs
pRicEs-BEEF CATTLE-Wcie ialy sustained. and we
quote 81 - s5 ca 10 So 5 81 with few s65l5s driven
10 Brighton.
Cows AND CALvEs.-We continue 10 quote SIS a $50.
SREEP ASp lAMBsNu change worthy of note-say 81 20
a Si 30 Tor sheep. and 81 y So 80 for Lambs.
HAy-\o change from :
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

Norx-The crops ON parcels Nos and have been put 10,
Terms sne6 per ct the purchase money 10 b. PAID
ON the day sale % per the delivery of the dees,
and the balance beng 20 pe, cent? remain On bond and
mortgage at q per cent ~ ml un Juo Is
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

c-,o-rrA AND ALL IMPURITIES or THE BJOoD-|Nho tre
.hou csot Comstocks SsryHparlls. winch l.
soine and eI'sc from this celebrated root I'm.
are sold, and single instance do
@ ~ IL nt giyln: universal satisfaction The price Just
snH "a o.ef Sarssparlas and the bottles large, %
nh he OK a dozen. Il Is sold az Il ConrtIandt.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

G- Mountains of Ihther for Shaving that will not dry ON
the but heal the skin soften the beard mud ma Ike shaving
Dl rs for formed BY the old Naples shaving Soap It
for three shilling each. for Try once ony il IS sold fr
three ,hings njara No. 81 Chatham street OF 3 Brondway
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

81 Pape. IIanginss, B0rdsT 1., sld I'd, Fire
William and IL Stone street have hand extensive
sormen OF Paper HanEings. Borders and Fire BoHrd frntS
nn:t iayor1 ble Terms mh20 3ms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

co The chemical preparations Of Dr. GoURAUp have ut
taned world wide celebrity and perhaps OF science
has been completely vicZed by empires than r
G No sooner does his skill elaborate article calculated
the pam oi deiormi'y than instantly pounced
upon by the ignorant. who initiate every punteIeepns
its The unwar therefore pur-
chasing where except Dr. Gouauds 0nv Newly utk
& MnlkcI Il Ii Enn, l1nnd,ynu mo lnnh
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

SEco>D HAND trRN r, sc. ccisei,ps ir part OF 50
a.. hbts 'uorues air, kosksr Bcssesds Bed, lTr,e
Casor C.ocsey Bathing Teb Stow Cases. saasel Cock.
, ne chtiSy. sc.
Aso leo an Window Shades Of ya,iou, pst,e,a,
Also, Z lo' OF Venetian Bllncs.
Private Salts-( me Stsr FnEire of hO-xs a
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

(tHEAPEsT CARPET -EsTAgl.ISHNENTC E. * The
" UNITED STATES, No e BO.NERf IN DEt.SC.,
4 DOBBS have inst received lsf-s s3 gendh Gsaoens
% '' p" ''''Ns I9PeRiai. THREE PLY!'i
CaeaE patterns that cannot DC ioGnf N 13y oh esaph
raen re and common iagaA sre,Ing, Feaea nall and
Cnrpets iocr OIL cloth iufi aHd iiAey hnith fus''
p.rinr door rnas table ard piano cnye!. ,,,,,,,,
DOUBLE SJPERFlNE iSGkil5 CARPEi iiNG :! 9,
All of which were punrhae al icv pts>. Tor cfs, and VIII
be sold c6eap at No. % 8OwerT
r. 20 pJ1 ya.ls, all 'Eo-3l CG-pstlng, Is per yard
800 do, common DO, 3s. per yard.
ANDERSON 5. DObBS, No. e Bowery.
myS aws the fst CsrDe: Warehouse above Heztsrst.
TT,o MASONs.sea'ed prooo.as wiI be receved al ibe
street Commissioners Office ustil the 18th day u
June instant Sewer n street fr3m Avenue
a N the Avenue e. For further particulars, apply
AZ the Street Commissioner. Once where the pC6e be
,e-f and specifications obtained.
Security w be required for The faithful performance o the
work. Sb}B :. DOUGHTY street Ccfnniis.ioner.
Street CamT.ss.nners Office, June 3. isii. iei
ID hereby riveu taai
Da proposition has been pseeate the Boart Aldermen
Blocker Mercer 10 Green teeis hcpd
such parts ot both be
Per lssted IN the above and opposed 10 The same a's
requeted DreSet; aer ogecGES wiring u the uncrf
sgned his Office Hall OF Records By The IAN ai June
iEsant SAMUEL. . IoU1hIs,
STREET COMMISSIONED:
Stree. Coum..oae,'s otkoe. Jane ls., 1874 jei
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y. w. DODGE, Miniature Painter,
los HESRY.sTREET NIL 3mi

E-Z.L Lacy, Dentist. has returned to the city and
resumed the practice of his profession No. s Broadway,
doors above Grand street where he prepared to hrs
former patients and all Others who need his profess pna
vices. my2s 2w,eod is- L. LACY.
E- Martin F.. Thompson. Architect and Builder.
office No Wall street prepared 20 urh Fans and super
intend the Erection of Buildings Residence No. Eleventh
street Of Bowery where ne may be seen IN the
evening. mhio 'nis
rrr Hardware, Cutlery. Sc.-LEWlS BESE-
DICT K co. respectfully inform their friends and the public
generny that they removed this city and have taken
Tie Store 6! Pcarseet. oppose the PearSreet House.
where they are opening large and weseected assort
nen OF Goods. both Foreign and Domestic, TO which they
would call the attention of these wishing purchase np20 II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

r,- Look 10 your Panues and Bei-Rooms. IIqve you
Reaches Bed Bugs IN your house sure exseInnaor o
verrun mas be Ind nj q Cou:tlnndt.si.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

This /. 10 certify that my wife
flicted wi,h the salt Rheum. II!
hons from different physicians,
disease cpa;inued trincrease UNI
Ointmeut which effected Ii con
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
MARINE JOURNAL.

Iune 2 " miles Sc Fire Island by plo, boat Joseph Lord
B bark Margaret c and for :; Johns from Liverpool for PHI
Iadelphia
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-26
Henry Clay and a L, 3, Bank.

The great and only essential difference between
the wings and democrats, in Pennsylvania, is the
subject Of the currency. Democrats, as we'll as
wings, are almost unanimous in favor Of a pro
tcctive tariff. The issue then, between the two
great parties is narrowed down to the subject of
the National currency, as it is generally called
by our whg friends, but which. in plain English
means nothing more nor less than a United
States Bank Mr. Polk stands pledged, by his
late declarations and by all the previous acts of
his public life, opposed 10 L. S. Bank Mr..
Clay, on the other hand, has always been con-
sidcred the champion of the Bank The follow
ing extracts from the Journals Of Congress, AT
the session of 1871, shows concusivcly IN what
relation Mr.. Clay then stood towards the cs.
tabllshmcnt of another t. 5. Bank -
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-26
Pennsylvania Vote for President In $40,
and for Governor la 1Sif,
(OFFIC1AI)

In order that our readers may institute
comparison Of the vote po'cd on the Sth inst, ,
for Governor, and that given for President and
Vice President in 1870 we publish the follow
ing returns The abolition vote in the State
then was 3l3--precisely the Harrison majority.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-26

q Sorrn CAroLNA-rhe elections in this
state are all on one side ldcmocraticl The
wings have no candidates in any of the Congress
sonal returns that we have seen Mr.. Pickcns
at the Baltimore Convention, declared that the
wings in South Carolina were as scarce andtT
apG,t as Mc-Si0neS.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-26

!: ". P.fL.NEK, Esq, at his Reai Es-
tate and toai OHCe, w. 50 F'inc HrCd. f'hi-
tddCilJhia, is 0uthOri:fd 10 act as .TgGt, az ii
receipt Or at monies due thfs OBiCC. for sub
sCriI,tiOn or ddr, rtising.
.4iso. at his Od1ce No. 100 NASSAU Street,
Vac I0rE.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-26
nCmnrratS, 10 Tic Polls.
.\iE I0rh

As this will be the last number of our paper
issued before the election, which takes place ON
Friday the LIST of November, we call upon the
DrNocRAcy of "Old Northumberland" for the
last time to attend at the PoLrs We have
now, and always have had large majority in this
State, and if Pennsylvania should, by any posi-
bility, 20 for Clay, it will not be on account OF
the superior number of wings, but on account of
the absence Of the democrats from the Polls.
Our whig friends will battle manfully for their
candidate. They will leave nothing undonc that
can contribute to their success. Every wing who
can possibly get to the polls will be there 10 de
posite his vote 1t is in this way that we have
been beaten in most cases of late years. The
only way, therefore, TO prevent defeat and ensure
success is 10 be on the ground on Friday next,
and exercise that most valuable prcTogative OF
an American Frecman,-the right of suffrage.
C2~ OFFICIAL REruRNs-1he official returns
OF the whole State for Governor, will be found
in another column, Shunk's majority is ! ,397, a
handsome majority, when consider the com.
binations and great efforts made 10 destroy his
election.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-26

Dy- TmRrrrNTu DisrricT.-The following
are the official returns of this district for Con-
grcss. The success of the whig candidate was
owing entirely to detection in our ranks, par
ticu'arly in Lycomng, which gave Skunk ma
inritv of II 81 and pptrikin ONLY nlG.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-26

BLGEl LIE NEtISSlll, 1llEREFORE,
OF A NATIONAL BANK IN THIS COUN-
TRY IN LIKE MANNER AS NATIONAL
IN FOREIGN NATIONS
MUST BE MET BY A NATIONAL GOVERN.
MENT IN OURS
On motion by Mr.. CLAY Of Kentucky, the
Select Committee on the subject of the Currency
was discharged from the further consideration
Of all the subjects which had been referred to-
TUESDAY, June %, 1911.
Mr. ALLEN presented the proceedings of
Democratic meeting ofthe citizens of Cincinnati
demonstrating against the establishment of Ma.
tiona Bank, and expressing a determination, ifa
charter shonld be passed TO use every exertion
for its repeal The proceedings were read
Mr.. ALLEN saidhc concurred in the general
views of the paper just read, and as a Senator,
and III the higher character of an American citi.
zen, he would use every cxertion to carry them
into effect. If no other Senator would do, he
would, on the day when the Senate was informed
that the Prcsden; had signed the Bank bill. give
notice ofhis intention to bring in bill for it..
repeal
Mr.. CLAY ofKcntncky would inform the Sc
nator from Ohio, that if he imagined he and the
friends with whom he acted were to be driven
from their purpose by threats of civil war and
rebellion, he was mistaken They would pursue
the course prompted by their duty and the wants
Of the country, fcarlessly and steadily, regard.
less Of CONSEQUENCES.
THURSDAY, June 81, ls4l.
The bill To incorporate the subscribers to the
Fiscal Pauk Of the United States, being the .pa.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-26

t. GREEN Peas ~ OCToEEE.-Wc were
furnished with a mess of excellent green peas,
a few days since from the garden of our neigh.
bor, Mr. c. D. Wharton These peas were the
second crop produced this season The boarlcrs
at Mr. Whartons Hotel have RECALLED upon them
for several weeks past. There few gardens
in this country equal to those of Sunbury, for
vegetables.
~ LIrTErIS LIVING AGE.-The respective
numbers ofthis truly valuable publication are
regularly received as they come out. They con.
tain the choicest portions of British periodical
literature, and onght 10 find place in every ian
ly, where substantial as we'll as interesting in
formation is desired, Price -! cts, per mum.
bcr
U~ DAILY kEysToNE,-Ghe Evening Mercu-
rv is now published as a daily morning paper,
under the title of the DAILY Keystone" The
Keystone is an able champion of Democratic
men and measures.
C-5- A report having been circulated in Go.
lumbia county, that GOV. Porter had expressed
himself in favor of Mr.. Clay and intended tc
support him. Mr Rooms, of Columbia county
addressed him upon the subject ne Governor
in his letter, denies in most explicit terms thai
he ever expressed himself in favor OF Mr. Clay
says he never voted any but the Democrat,
ticket for thirty years, and that he intends t'
vote for Polk and Dallas at the next election.
e. BEITl>H GoLp.-We see a great deal il
the papers about British Gold being sent 10 thi
country, for the purpose of influencing on
elections. The whig papers say it Is for ia
purpose of aiding the election of Polk and Dallas
and the establishment of free trade principles
The democratic papers, on the other hand, sa
II is for the purpose of electug Clay and thercb
= bring about the assumption OF the State debts b
v the General Government Now, Ne bcllcN
n that there is just about as much truth IN OF
d charge as the other and that the whole is
J. miserable humbug. The idea that America
s freeman could be brbcd with British Gold,
: paying them but a sorry compliment, SO far
Is their morality and patriotism is concerned, al
\ we regret 10 see editors of rcspcctabiity al
t. standing giving currency to such contemptib
\, political humbugS
y uJ TRruENpors GAN nN LAKE FEW--T
great storm we experienced in this place on Fl
'h dav night the 18th inst caused great loss of Ii
" and property OF Lake Erie. Steamboats, a
lc vessels, IN tho harbour, were driven high a
~ dry About forty person, have been lost
~ number OF valuable building, Ia Buffalo la
been demolished
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-26

.ca, n L Tho clcrtiop c,n,e off in
GEORGIA for members of Congress on Monday
the 7th inst The wings carried the state by
l'TsS nalo.a'y o,r C,,rh,. n ooo I-,;or Star
C5r Some Of our whig cotrmporaries are de-
termined 10 claim the result of every State a. d
i::,,,. ,.;,,,,, ,,.,,rl - ,,i,, s;5, ,ho
""'1 W.
majority belongs Now, 1t Is admitted anu well
known that Georgia has given a majority Of over
,,,oo g.. 81. l,,,,, l;,,, r,i, oc ro,r,,,
'''
5000 since lNl?, when lh' STATE went against us
by nearly 5000 Vet, the "StdT" thinks this
,lorious victory, Well. some folks are easily
,l,s.l
We Learn that ludgr llol euback. OF Wilkes.
barre and 'ndEr Donaldson. o'' 3'u',',' Iou''Sy,
,I, .I,,,,cror(,l,v and Frcl,robuvscn :,
T. Ih" above which originally appeared III
the New York Express is sun going 'he ROUNDS
OF the Wing papers. Judge Ho'lehoa'A' VINO
however, Is no Judge "a ute "h''h once o''o"5
ed To his iather) IN letter published III inc
/ WikrSharrc Farmer few weeks Sinc"' denies
/ the charge and declares himself III favor OF Polk
and Dallas.
Judge Donaldson, although h" VIII not Noic lor
/ Polk and Dallas, docs not intend to vote for Clay
and Frrlinghuyscn, unless he has changed h's
mind recently.
ri, p,,.,,l:. r..
,o,,o Sn,,lingofa fellow vbo is said 10 have
eloped in the East, dclrauding his creditors, says
that m acting thus, lh' rascal Is si''S p'a'"'
rE' ,.',,,t I;,I I,,,lo no Jo.anc
mr. tho n,trio,i,m of the man that can thus stig
matise every gentleman thief and a swindIcr
opinion. We do not believe that the respectable
por'o' ol 'h' nv PSl.l M'' .''a"N '''S T;.
,,' ,!,,, -. -.
-, -, =.
,,.,,,. ,r.,,, ., =, 80
',
.,,r..,I, ~, ".
,,, .... =,
-
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-26
IN SENATE.

rclation Mr. CLAW tbnu Stood towards the cs
tablisbmcnt of another +. : Bank -
~ ,rr
-, ro, ,s,,
'"'"
'''' Ni'lNi' VI N''''U'Ni' i'o'' '"e 'e''''
'o'''''''''c o" '"e currency ''po'le" olIl /"
'"'o' o'Po'"'e ."e SUBSTITUTES 10 ''e rlSca' b'"h
u ''' "''e" states ana Sa'u he was instructed
y" "''N' Ni"'" I'Po'" lie move" "''' '''
'''' nave us hrS' reading Oy lis u''e' 'ho' II be
"aue Inc o''"r OF inc d"y Tor N'dneS'ay next
""' '"'' '"' o'' anu 'n' l'p''' De printed VIII"
n'''" ""'"''o 'N"a copies LOT '..e use o' '"'
senate
HeFera' senators having desired 'Na' '"' report
m'Eh' D" read
Mr. 'hAH sad as u was princlpaIIy IN his
han'WF'unG' win 'he leave oi The senate lac
Wo"i" read II himself
We nav" only room for The following portions
OF IT, VIZ j
The Committee have neither time nor incI'-
nation to enter into discussion of the question
OF IN" power OF Congress under 'he constitution
" '"' ''''' n'"''S, 10 '>'"'''>n ->'','''''
rank. A'''r al ,"a' mas nee" '''' ana "r'.'"
'" '''' F".',''" '"'''- inc ','@ l''.'' VI '"' d
,''.,u' "''','''I '''''"S 10 '' "'..'' '''' "o"
o' 'N'F 10 sue" '''u'" ''I'' 10" "i'" 1t"
Nor do the commute" deem 1t necessary to
discuss tn" question of the eNp"di"ncy of cstah-
fishing such an institution as Banko the I.
states. Tn Tins there Is even less contrauety
Of oDi,i,r tI,Y ,I., E,r,,,.r ccr,l;,p NJ, l,.l
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-26

u SALE OF 1ur MAN LtNE.--The majority
for the sale ofthe Main Line is 81, 1873. All the
antiimprovement counties, which are not direct.
ly benefited by the public works, voted for its
sale by large maorities. The wings, as party
measure, however generally voted in favor it.
In Philadelphia city and county, where stock
iobbcrs, brokers' and corporations were greatly
interested, the vote was strong III favor OF the
sale
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-26

Mas CILLrY DFAp--The Widow of Cnloy,
who vas shot IN the duel with Graves, died
lately dt Thomaslon Maine
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-26

Mosr WONDERFUL! In the Midnight Cry
of Thursday last, is the account of Sister Mat
thewson, who died one day of lingering dis.
case. Previous to her death, her spirit was
caught up into Heaven, and then a voice,
(Which she supposed to be that of the Saviour, y
told her she must return to earth. She then
died, revived in about halfan hour, and has ever
since, about eighteen weeks, been proclaiming
TO all who will hear, 'that the time is short +"
She takes no food whatsoever, except two cups
oftea, with milk and sugar, daily cxhorts sin
ners all day, and at night convcrses and sings
as she says with the angels whose forms, en-
composing her bed, she hchods
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-26

To- Orrrcrn Vorr ~ New Jrnsry.-The
official returns of the late election IN New Jcr-
sey are as follows.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-26

Cg-The Boston Atlas, which crowcd loudly for
a few days over the pcnn>y lvauia Election, has
come TO lis senses, as Will be seen 10y the fol-
lowing paragraph :-
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-26

MoRmosIsM N ScoTIA>p.-The delusion
has even reached that steady land. At amcct-
,ug of the faithful in Glasgow last month some
800 were present, all IN mourning for the pro
phet, Joe Smith. The SCo,ch Mormon Co.'S
ference embraces l3 churches.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-26

MaJorities. BIB l,2s9
NO returns were made for the 9TH
ward, Northern Liberties The
vote given out on the night ot
the election by the officers Of
the ward, MAS for Skunk, 55G
Markle Ais. This district will
add to Mr. Skunk, ma jorlly los
Democratic majority, ] 397
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-26

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.,,,,, =, i. s.ns,s 49, viii ho s,,, IA, tho fl
Io,,,,, D,rooranb
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f,, these 5,fc,s If some Of our friend. south of
>-,,. t,,,,, ,,.,,,Il l.,,,, li,,l, MARI. ,,,i.,
w" '"7 ,''' "
,,..II.,,,i.,, .L,.. c.;..,,3, L.r. i,,, 50 mann,
Ivp,prr,,r ,,r ,,r,,,r>rS ,yUo,,.,,.;
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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-26

Or TuE STATES that went ior Harrison, in Is 10,
we have lately triumphcd in Indiana, Maine Lou
isiana, Georgia, Delaware and Pennsylvania, be,
sides reducing immensely the whig majority, in
seven others The Democratic gain in thirteen
States since 1910, Is Just 1885, $50 Who says
fail ''
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-26

LEATHER GLovEs-In the village Of Glove
vlllc-Johnstown, Montgomery county, New
York, the manufacturing of gloves is carried on
to a large extent. More than 200 men and
boys and 1900 women are employed principal
" IN their own houses. Tie amount of gloves
sold is from : to Si00,00O aEear.-About $40
600 worth of sewing silk is used in year, Thl-
merican sewing silk, made in Connecticut
They purchase in the city OF New York about
100000 worth of dressed deer skins annually
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09


JAMES :. AsPIywAiL
So Wiham-srrset, General Agent for this city;
Brooklyn.
This medicine 1t has been known for ysa,
vicinity where il has bensod Blu, effort has ever b-or-
oesn made 20 larcdnce II To the pabll, large BY
The press has left TO work lis silently BIZ
eaienc. aud the .condetll cares It hc effected The
extent Of these, and the hsh aud reputation wc he's
thus acquired manifest from hundreds OF testimonials
voluntarily furnished TO The proprietor By gentlemen OF
medical profession aud others o have tfed it. Ii
for the FIRST time advertised III the public journals IL order
that ts priceless benefits may be made known and enjoyed
more widely BY the afflicted who suffering without
knowi ledge OF It's healin. powers.
Colds, Coughs, Asthma, uiisenza, Whoopins Cough
Group Worms, hemofIaSe Tor raising Of bood ard the
whole class OF diseases affecting s breast and lungs tending
II as By charm These complaints ars of most nsilous
caracter Ihey commence with slight cold or with some
muatioh and slowly advance step 81 step until tf con,
suutioa gives way aud the brought the very
person no has regard or the nesmabl. blessing
OF heath should be without this mild pleasant safe and re.
po"en ln thls cllmate where charges weather
are 50 SUDDEN ad their effects injurious imnsnssly
important timely OF has aud viii save ;iou
sands from ths s OF Protractel illness from beds of Ian
snShinS from wasted rams, d-Llitaisd constitutions and
from death itself The tIitliag m raid n botije
extraordinary Curative has often saved sums of money
"hch must nave eeen pad for medical attendance dn ing
long couEse Of painful sickness "
With ali their wonderful and eicacious powers ouss
MANS GERMAN COUCH DRoPs ae free from ever ingredient
OF deb'htans or dangerous nature Ther ar. pureIy
vegetable ceSnpo4nd and may be taken with entire safety in
ths medicine hes also caused zeat moroysmrnt in
th' health oil persons constuOnaliy feeble as s effect 10
imlart and ssor the svstsm rbiis - -, o ;o,anc
weakeus the pltiet. 1t acts a, nII has,;n "
and al The same time avery gentle tonic IN shor, The
asA'sG sAta Thch restores health. strength vigsr cas-
hcity and 10 the weakened fran, anil the DIS
pondinG ralnd Il the si.n Of triumph over sickass and
pam n ihsii most oppressive forms This proved b. the
proved oy .i who chose TO Price so cents bo,t. Of
ounces. mi St,wIv Inn.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

ia FOR SALE OK TO LEr.-Ihe storybrlck
EI:M dwelling House with Basement and Counter Cellar,
Ne 22i West 10Th between 9Th and 9th Avenues
T- above is very convenient modern built house in the
immediate vicinity OF three lines OF stages Appy at store
of 9Th Avenue and 2lst
Also be let frame stable in the of the above prem
ises on 18th street f29lmt