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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-19
New York Plebian speaks thus:

Polk AND DALLAS, the nominees for President
and Vice President, of the Democratic National
Convention will be elected and no mistake. Our
cause is iust-our prospects arc glouous--our
is certain We have but TO will 1t and
work for it and triumph will be consummated
more complete and splendid than was ever yet
achieved by any political party. We can defeat
Henry Clay, the traitor, gambler and duel'S'
We can defeat the Wing party, the supporters OF
an unjust Tariff, of United States Bank-ot the
assumption ofstate debts, and of all the old fash
ioncd federal doctrines Of Hamilton and JOIN
Adams. Our candidates being now IN the ilol'
we shall present an unbroken front to the enem.
and show to the world that united on principle
( ,ce piH not be dirided on men, but 60 INTO IN
Presidential campaign as one man, having com
mon faith and common object, and hrmly rl
solved to deserve and to win victory. we ca
we will triumph.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-19
C II T. a. r Il s "
AND BEST BOOTS s. SHOES.

AMI DJJlJ1 LVCLb' y
yVyIIE SUBSCRIBER thankful for past faVors, offers
to his old customers and the public generally
the largest and best assortment Of BSas ana sh0so,
pober with every article in his line of business eyero-
iered in this markethe still continues to manufacture
boots shoes and every article in his ne IN the neales
cheapest and most fashionable style lie qiso keeps
constantly on hands all kinds of leather kid SKINS,
men and womans morocco skins lining and binding
skins, sparrowbils pegs, and all kinds ofShoemakeTs
tools. and findings Of every kind and also good as
soment oftrunks Of different kinds and first rate as
sortmcnt Of brass clocks shoe backing &cal OF tne
above he pledges hmselfo sell cheap the cheapest
And ifhe cannot convince the purchaser he can do So
he win not ask them to buy but would earnestly solicit
those wishing to buy, to give him call before puoha
sing elsewhere, as he is deteminedto sell very low, par
calarly for cash as hoisin want Of the article lie Is
still NJ his old stand on Market street ,,,,o,ye
4 june 5. SAMUEL oIl.nind i..,i.'dsa ond
4 N. b. He still continues the livery business, ana
having provided the best kind Of carages' ana sock
for that business he auers hmsellho can
hepubc to their satisfaction, as his terms seall O'
very reasonable
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-19

A Complimen,to to the Democrats'-The editor
of the Petersburg, Va. nteligencer, pays the fol-
lowing compliment to the democratic party
.sPolitically speaking we do not believe thofe IS
Locofoco in the land who would give up his
principles eyenifb by so doing he could SOW rusty
nails and reap doubloons."
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-19
NEW STORE q NEW GOODS,
Come farmers far, come naghbOrsnigh,
Pray call aad see Wbat you can buy.
J. II. W. o o I'D

rs now receiving and opening, Gin the room ormeriy
4 occupied by ]. Stewart) direct from the Eastern
Cities, large and well selected assortment OF Spring
and Summer Goods, including variety of fancy arti-
cles all of which will be sold at reduced pnces Ills
stock consists in part Of the following articles
Broad Cloths assorted COZ Bleached bro muslins,
lors and prices, Holland
Cassimeres, Black nusiln'
ISattinotts, lnsh I!lnell,
Tweed cloth. Linen handkerchieis,
loans. Summer cloths. Lawns, Calicoes,
Linen drills, cotton dlills, Furniture prints
Bodticzing, Alpaccas, Silks and Satins'
Bazarines Bonnet silk; superior ar
| Mouslindelaines tcles,
Merinoes. Leghon, braid & straw bonnets,
Braize de Iaines, Ginghams, Gloves, Mits Hosiery
Flannels white and red, Of every description
I Blue drillings, Silk Pocket HdR's'
Anron Check Black silk crayats,
/ Cambric Musibs Black satin stocks,
4 Umbrellas, Parasols, etc. Laces, Edgngs ETC.
And in fact almost every article that can be lount
in any Dry Good store west Of the mountains.
!, Persons wishing to purchase great many goods 70
small amount ofcash requested to call at the stor
6 of. p Wood, where he win ever be found ready ant
willing to accommodate all who may see proper to iayo
him with a call.
0-All kinds Of country produce taken at the higf
est market price in exchange for Goods and grocene
NAV 2g.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-19

FEpERxL FAIsEHooD.--The iederallsts have
already invented one falsehood about the Dem
cratic candidate for the Presidency They pre-
tend that he has killed somebody or other IN a
duel. but cannot tell who it is The truth ls,
Gov. Polk is memberofthc Presbyterian churci'
and IS remarkable for his strict Observance Of the
Sabbath, and otherfeligious duties -Ptcbeipn
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-19

sptSKrY.--The Delaware County (Pa.) Re
publican, a spirited whig paper, refuses TO ra'st
the Clay and FreHnghuysen flag So II woult
seem thai whiggery in Delaware county is not s'
harmonious as Il might be,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-19

0rKeep it before the people, that the Whgs;
accused the Democracy in ls40 ofbeing opposed
to giving mechanics and laborers hgh @ ,,,a wages IS
and made many promises to raise the wages &c
"two dollars day;" but instead of redeemn@
their promises, mechanics and laboreIs find the
WAGES reduced. And don't forget that DAME
IWebsters says it is necessary that the Wings shoHl'
do again what they did in 1910, that is, outd'
| Nunchausen-
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-19

VERY TRUE-An honest old farmer remarked
TO us the other day, that however successful IRE
linghuysen may have been in christanlzng 'he
Heather, he did moi think he would ever DC
alberto christianize Henry Clay.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-19

examined for some years; and have become fully
convinced at this late hour, that the whg doc
uines are not only inconsistent, out OF reason,
but are also opposed to the interests OF the farm
ming and labonng class of community. why!
because ! hold, that they are not democratic,
neither indeed can be, so long as broken c.s-
terms, such as High Tariff, U. S. Bank, (monopoo-
Hcs.) Bankrupt laws, Distribution Of the funds
arising fom the sales of the pubic lands, &c.,
Sc. arc their leading and prominent measures:
All in toto being in opposition to the general
benefit Of the mass OF the people OF this ma
ton.
In the publication of the paper we intend, both
| in and out of season, to disseminate and eluci-
date the true JeieIsonian principles as tar as
we are capable of exhibiting.
The illustTious Jefferson was opposed to Ma
ltional or U. s. Bank! SO are we. lie was
ever opposed to a high tariff! So are we. He
believed that the mass of the people Of this ma
ton were capable of selEgovernment! We hole
10 the same doctrine, and we want no dictatona
clan.
Yours, respectfully,
;, RICHARD BECK.
AIr. CARMEL, April 9th, 1914.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-19

Another, VIM. johnson, writing to the editor
of the Ohio Statesman, says:
was whig in l840; with thousands OF 9th
crs, | had been dcluded by the perseverng MS
representatons, and the unboundcd professions
.of the vlig leaders, was initiated into all the
mysteries Of coonery and log cabinisns, voted
Ifor Gen. Harrison because, at that time, my pollt-
Iical information came through the corrupt wing
channel oflog cabin speeches, and log cabin news
papers, and fondly, but yainly hoped that our
Candidate would, at least, prove himself as dem
Aocratic as he sometimes pretended to be- But,
after the election, when reflected on the dis
graceful campaign, its oyorbearing rowdyism, ITS
lloathsomc debacheres, its abandoned immoral
Iiiies, asked myself this queston:-Can this be
democracy that requires such support! Inc So
Iber second thought, admonished me that Il was
mot. Every days experience proved that II wa'
: not and the firstmonth the new administrators
: convened me that il was a revival Of federalism
: under new name Disguised at the fraud b
: which was cheated out Of my vote, take thi
It opportunity Of announcing, in the language Q
! nv brother coons Of 40, that 81 have come ou
h from among the foul party" for, by this trauc
extended us it has been, over the whole countF
the people of this great republic have been che;
ted. abused and insuted by this wolfish fedora
ism which prowls among us, disguised IN tn
white and genial garb Of democracy
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-19

OLr The Wings are indignant at the Demo
Gratis, because they did not nominate Mr.. Van
Buren, for the Presidency and have all ola sud
den discovered that he is not only great and
GOOD man, but conloundedly clever fellow
I9the best man the locos could have nominated!
Cause why? The Wing song-books and lies
which they have been industrously manuiactllr
inp for the last year, 10 be used against Mr. Var
Buren,, are now useless Cart loads Of this trasl
IS now on hands in Washington, which will ro
ON the hands of its owners.--PlebidR.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-19
From hc Indiana State Sentinel
PrOgrcssivc Democracy.

a g COVE OUT FROM AMONG THE Foul PARTY. -
A new democratic paper has recently been start
ed Al Mount Carmel, Illinois, by R. Beck and V.
Miller. Mr.. Beck has heretofore been wing,
So called; but since that party have taken up Mr.
CLAW for the Presidency, and declared themse Ives
for Mammoth Bank, the high Tariff distrlbu-
tion Of the public lands to British nabobs, and
other measures of like destructive character, the
scales have fallen from the eyes of Mr.. Beck
He therefore repudiates that party and ITS mea
sures, and to atone for past error, will hereaite
lend his aid to the democratic party to frustratt
tbe rnous consummaton Of the policy OF MT
CLAY and his friends. In the first number OF III
paper, Mr.. Beck publishes the iollowmg'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-19

OUEsr1oN.--What is the state and condition Oh
the whg party at the present time?
ANswER They are in quandary, puzzled tc
know how It happens that Henry Clay, who has
been so often run down--who was pushed aside
lin 1910 because he was obnoxious to the wings
and he will be defeated again-should now be
for the third or fourth time forced upon them a
their Presidential candidate.
Q.-Why do the wings boast and swagger s.
much in anticipation of victory?
A.-To keep up their courage, as boys wins
tic when they 60 througha burying-ground IN
dark night--PLebetan.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-19

~ UEENSW ARE.-All kinds Of Queensware. n most
Sk beautiful seection and Glassware, just received
and for sale low by J.P. WOOD. may %
n TEAl-stitchcd cambrc, & linen hdkls, cheap and
Ill good J,P, WOOD. may %.
|CtTUART,s victoria cotton, also II, Norh's new
~ nav T,' %. ''''' - j.. P. WOOD.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-19
CONS U M PIT o N!

A MONG all the famous Med1clnes iot ConsuinP-
n lion. none seems to be meeting WITH greater sue
cess or gaining higher reputation than mat most Won
deIul article,
Wistar's BalsGm Of IVild Cherry! .
That il stands at the head Of all other remedies is
now universally conceded. Il has cured thousands
upon thousands-of all casses-in cases oi lne mos
dangerous consumptve character And pny u
the greatest eminenoe throughout whole county,
unhesitatngly recommend it as the
MOST POWERFUL CURATIVE
of Pulmonary diseases in tho whole range OF Phafmacy
The Sales in the Western States have thus iaT nee u
paaeled and the most gratifying proofs Of its elnca
cy have been received from every place where II nus
been used. Thousands of CONSUMPTlNE PAT
ENTS have aeady tested its exalted virtues ana con-
essed its surprising excellence aud amazing power
The remarkable success of this Balsamis no doubt oW
ing in great measure to the peculiarly agreeable ana
powerful nature of its ingredients. tits a
FINE HERBAL MEDICINE!
Composed chiefly of WILD CHERRY BARK and the
genuine ICELAND MoSs-(the latter imported ex-
Bressly for this purpoe) the medical virtues oil
which. are also combined by new chemical process
with the ErLractof Tar, thus rendering the whole com
pound the most certain and ehcacious remedy ever
discovered for
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-19
TO THE PUBLIC.

In appearing before you in The capacity no"
dot IS frorl sense Of dnty am led to con
fess that Immediately after the late August cleo
tion. / published card in the MI. Carmel Reg
;ster.'' and 1t the close Of which stated my
nreesrence in favor of Henry Clay for the Pfest
dancy but, at the sight Of the publication wa
conscience stricken and felt condemned for hav
mo nut forth such an epistle. But be It re
membered that i bad, for eighteen years, sup
norted and voted with the wings on all occasions
and perhaps was as Jealous IN the cause as ah;
man. Any refecting mind might know that
& not an easy matter for man 70 break on itoi
old habits, customs, and maxims q any KIND,
amply moments reflection. No! but this ln
sortant matter had stadously looked into an
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-19

II OGWOoD. Lampblack, Shoe blacRing, Casnle'
White and Rosin soap for sale at the cheap ssore
Q J.P. WOOD, may ~
full supply Of sclslos just received and
~ III sale loygby j. p WOOD. may ~
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-19
Eurral, for the Young Democracy!

ANOTHER RENUNcAToN!-Mr G. w. Sey-
Eert, of Auburn township, one of the most spIen-
did Young aen Of Fairfield county, who acted
with the wings in 1870, attended the Auburn
township Hickory Club, on Saturday last, and
reBounced federalism. He made an eloquent
speech in which he stated that he, like many
other Young men, did not stop to inquire IN 4o,
whether the principle of the wings were repub-
lcan or not, but confdmg in their professions, he
was carried away by the whirl wind OF bind
enthusiasm which swept over the country. In
40 he cast his first vote Since then he has
had lime 10 reflect and investigate, and his feel
ines being democratic, a sense of duty, self
respect, and patriotism, constrained him to re-
lpounce his former adhesion 10 the wbIg or iede-
raj party, and he pledged himself hencetorth, tc
battle for the Democracy. This is no rare case
but there are thousands like it. llany in thI'
county. No republican young man who invest
gates and thinks for himself, can act with tho
wbig, alias federal party, No young man wh1
has a spark Of Jackson nobility in him, can be
coon whig, if he will investigate.
We most heartily welcome MIR. Seyier to on
ranks. lie is a rcasoncr, eloquent, and vii
WELD powerful influence among the youn!
linen of Fairfield county
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-19

The Ohio Statesman says: 'In the proceed
Iinps of the GAINESVILLE Democratic Association,
we notice the name of James Sheward as its
Chairman. With Mr. Steward we have been
acquainted from cur earliest childhood, and have
ever known him as one of the most talented citi-
zcns Of NIuslingnm county. In 1910 he sup
ported Gen Harrison, and previous to that time
had always supported whiggery. His son, JAS
STEWARD, Jr, young mechanic of GAINESVILLE
and one Of the most eloquent stump speakers III
+ that county, was also supporter of Gen. NaT.
son. Both now 60 with the democracy, and the
services of such men are an acquisition to an!
causc''
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-19

The following we have just received from MessIs JOS
lin & Rowe Druggists in Newark, IN this oIe' 70
whom it was communicated by John Wimer' ESQ.,
citizen of Burlington, Licking county, Ohlo
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

y1TM. BROWNS COMPOUND BoNESET
w CANDY, NEDICATED.-With few months
% 5ne poands b-,n sold os celebrated cough remedy
ts quack medicine us ingredients are known 10 AL
N make OF L. ths being mentioned III tbs di;ctoc'
which bOnsset bTro eccap root roo ot su'iS root
of l0uorics snake AID other roots and
h.Ss know good coughs colds phthsis, hroucn
m y5oopiag cough and all diseases Of the tung sore throat
Ao in extensive for clearing the voice for vooallSis
ard rnbiic speakers. This Medicine Candy has gained
great reputation Tor cuag the above complaints In conse
pancs of H. extensive sale II has caused many base counter
irx 10 h offered the p-bc, Consequence OF winch The
"rTtoI hes his name stamped on he candy also d.rec
ton viii accompany the candy. when purchased A. me dus
ris-s For sale only in Boston b VIM; 8IowG iSl Nest
aetoa street In New York by \; 5 x D. SAND 80 -
Futon ST. II East Bro.d7ray 275 Broadway. lalS I'm
TIOR COUGHS, AND COLDS. CONSUME
Z TIONS and all diss1sss and aifecuonS OF the laISS,
chest, and throat-The VEGETABLE n hl NNNi M
CALSAN stands unrivaled /; has rom Is 10 IS years use
s sale Of from 80 to 40 0e6 bottles becom, Stand,
ard Family Medicine throughout New 1usi IS used
by great nurn OF Physicians IL rhsl[ regular paces =
distinguished Physician SAYS he II as SAFE ard very
convenient medicine Another, that has justly acquired
hsh reputation ard so far a2he can san has meyer dSa
IT, None seauns unless slfned Sampson Red or , " M
Jon n Cnt.r or both For sale BY a = Sands, Drug
- pn!:on street 273 Broadway East BoaiwaF A.
60 sold bv Druggists and Apothecara5 generally IN Ne'
VT pc 81 csnEg Jl3 In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17
IMPROVED CHEMICAL LIQUID
Q z Q ID + L ID Q c
AND ANODYNE L!NINENT-


E'oR the radical and permanent cure of soulv
affections and rheumatic PAINS, indoen. tumors swzlei
teaons BRUISES sYrlns, nuubaesS q t= limbs sf-
nsS or weakness OF The Join!s also, pam the breast
OF ioS and swelling the face throat, munp, &c
ms emoaocatlon aud valuable continuation oi
warm <ti"UiaaI and anodvue Ingredients and viii bs found
M SHeIoyt TO any OF The OfodedocS nimeats heretofore
i2f any OF The .euyenentionvd nalaoiss As
dIIIcdon 10 remove PAIN aLd inildmiaoG bene.
nci@i effects immediate and ,ertau; and IN rheumatic
.S Oh equity affections soothing and auodyus properties
P p 1hanestsd soon aters sppcation Price IS cents
prepared and sold wholesale aud retail by
DAVID SANDS s co,
ApotscIIes and Chemists II East Broadway corner Mar.
- @ - nioi-si aud 273 Broadway, COZ
N>..aa.es 1- oo.I1.usI. j6 In
EW INDIA RUBBER SHOE-STORE--
he sps;ee5 S : now opening, No 2ils Broadway
.s 70 call and eyse his Stock Ths Shoes so BY
the American usuts and we Challenge comTri,in W ~ ;"
durability beauty of finish All Shoes sold are aranrs1
good supply Of Macintosh Coats Capes LPsssrysrs
&c. Sc -
Easkins Marble Cloth for Tables &c. which obtsinsd
Silver Medal the late FAIR. for sale only al this Esrsh
smear The Public invited to call and examine it,
more e2teads. notice Will appear in future number
ns c. L. ROSS, 2is Broadway, and l2s Maiden Lane
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

t4SsY-A SMALL. FARM FOR SALE-citualed
sa the public road about 200 yards from the Turnpike
road to Flushing, miles from "!!Ilamshursh Very,
miles the village Newl0wn containing twelve
acres OF land which lies hs and calculated for Early yes
tables &c 1t has very handsome building spot with choice
grated fruit Also Il of asparagus. Stages
,- premises four day aud from New York twill
b. sold Ieasonabeprice. ForraTtcu inquire .! John
2swe! near the premises mile from the AasIeh Hotel,
OF ROBERT WEBER. 461 Broadway. jalO Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17
I oZENGE FOR COLD IN THE HEAD

ALWAYS safe and efecia Il Instantly relieves the ina
bhty OF breathing through the no>tris aud tn burning
ton Of the PITUITARY membrane y 8. It's also an sp,royed
emedy Tor bronc:is and chrome hoassness and sold
by J. &l toDDlNGTON Druggists. 22T Hudson St cor
Spring Sold also o. Rnsht%T s G." no Broadway and
10 ssior house; Jas ; ASp4waii Sc Wlam street; r r.
and J. NJ akin, 81 Broadway Price p Cents box
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17
For the New-York Tribune.

THE OLD FLAG
A SONG.
DEDICATED TO THE gISGHAMToS CLAY CLUB.
By j. II. e.
Air Carrier Dore.
FLING abroad the OLD FLAG to the wintry air
Let it float on the Liberty Tree,
And gather around il, ye chosen, and swear
That there it shall ever be;
And never-Oh, never-shall i, be furled
Till comes the eyentful day,
When the welkin shall ring with loud hurrah7,
For our President, HENRY CLAY
That Flag shall proclaim TO the gazing world
That the reign of the craven is DER;
That the slave of soulless ambition is gone
To shame and betray US no more
That the loved and the honored, the patriot hedi''
Unstained as the breezcs that play
Around its crowned with Americas "rea'h-
IT, tho [. SON Of the West'-HENRY CLAY.
Thai flag was enshrned with the holy dead
The soul Of the Nations PRIDE
First, a chaplet of laurel, it 'circled his head,
And it shroudcd his face when he died
But now from pal! over Harrisons grave,
1t has risen aloft to-day:
And long may the field Of its bright stars wave
Der the President-IlENRY CLAY
Binghamton January I'd, lSti.
THIS flag thesarne one that oa,ed above ss Log Cabin
during the memorable campaign OF 1910.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17
'sNHE undersigned, CIVIL ENGINEERS, will

-. oI' = ENNfINEErtS VII
ways Canals, Roads, Docks, Wharves. Sustaining walls
sidsfs Ct every descIipton with ans end speci6caons
ara H'iea eluired VIII suieFlhtend their execution
Iaey VIII measure and compute cuhical qusIes of earth
o!Ecck St!nas the cost sf removing the sanc: thew Will
Sasy an ana Fapert on the best mode of rendering
power aTa4oie and OF opening ines and 1uarres They
VIII make drawings aad Specifications OF improvements
services OF DE- Thomas Jones nave been secured ior any
elulrlns personal attendance " ashiag,on They
Mines, QuaITies, Machinery, &c "
Address either the undersigned st es Mark,r-v, Wv
change, New York EDWIN ( IOENS9N
MIC bms WILLIAM R CASEY
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

D0LiSH YOUR STOVES AND CRATES
Eycry h%dy IN Boston polishing stoEe and crates
with Win Browns Pencil s;e. Nobetier evidence oinea
ness "ls1 y9u enter dwelling aa the sud
sT'teS az "S POI W. would recommend for this puT
PCS " VI BROWNS PENCIL PASTE. IL IS put up In
rolls WINCH cost but y. and many advantages
IN B>h LnStEe and Black Lead lusrr- is Brighter
s ens-r aud nssd with much less dust AID trouble Ia
o minute .eI " gets dryhy the application bruShy
WsshastGn " sl ~ 'T'es Reoa Rstas h II re and Focs
Springfield. Dealers aud families can bs sunnrd of a
D SANDS druggists No. 70 Fulton street 273 Broadway
- f~dSt pEo4dHay- J3 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17
SCIENTIFIC HAIR TONIC RESTURER
AND BEAUTiFlER.
upI,l ROTrT L'S-1'EREE GHITIIScS

ITO THOSt. who have used Jones Coral Hair
Restorative know lis excellent qualiss;-,o thoI. vs.,
have not we say that the fact Of selling hGe shi,,
bottles must prove the truth Of staeentand that
arr NOT afraid Of PERSONS t ing small quantity hrst wt
warrant 70 possess the following qnailtes-l Will ioc
gIew stop il lin. off CURE scuIl ranl5uf and MAJ
light red or sreg hair ta For dressing the hair
aud silky, nothing exceed h,s-'t makes 'ply beau
SUPERIOR ertie- made icr the hair Solipdce 5orSss
lags tateat the sign Of che American sie, q Chahn.
Boston: Ledger Buildings Phiajelpha; a' Kig.stne
Ch,rloStn, - t. lA Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17
COAL ASH SITTER.
Z = II Z 4 u,

4 n INVALUABLE ARTICLE FOR Ell.
~ TIER rRlyATE FAMILIES OR PUBLIC N
StlTUTlONS-By rafting ycug Ashes and CintrIs
hopper end OF ts machine aud g;in: crank The
opposite cad few turns, yen viii find the rpaIat-
ed, ie ashes drawer ana the cndeIs anoter-at the
alton.
They operate with astonishing rapity. No ioI fam,iy
use VIII screen barrel of coal ashes III minutes
No 5, hotel Size VIII 90 the Of work IL
minutes
The 9nptecnted demand for above art,cl- has
pilsd Nh ~ Ill 20 erect machinery for mandatory
Now in the kstor House, franklin House American
hotel and noss oihrr OF our pablo Institutions we'll
laTse number ofprivale families.
80 South William street and
= 80 Stone steel.