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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-16
Fractional township seven north of the old Indian
boundary OF range fourteen.
South fohe Base Line and West Of the Meridian,

boundary oil range fourteen
South Of the Base Line and yest Of The Meridian,
Sections one, two, three four, five, nine ten ele-
ven, twelve, thu teen, fourteen, fifteen twenty two
twenly-lhree, twenty -four, twenty five, twenly-sx
twenty seven and thirysix, north half and southeast
quarter OF section sx fractions Of section eight, east
Of Rock Roe Bayou aud White river, east half oil
seventeen, and Including part east OF White river
north hall and southeast quarter aud including par,
east OF White river, of section twenty one, north
hall and southeast quarter of section thirty five aud
including part east of White river, in township
OIL range three
townships nine and ten, of range FIVE.
Township five, of range six.
townships fifteen and eighteen Of range nine.
Fractional section twenty one, south half Of TWEEN
ty-two and north half and southwest quarter of sec
tion twenty seven, east Of Arkansas river, in town
ship three and township fifteen OF range ten.
townships twelve, thirteen, fourteen and ffteen n,
of range twelve.
Townships eighteen and nineteen, and the fraction
al sections Que to SIX, inclusive, 10 township twenty
Of range thirteen and fourteen.
At the Land Office at Helena, commencing on
Thursday, the twenty eighth day Of November next,
for the disposal Of the public lands hereinafter dss-
s~ sS4s4s..spsss
oath Of The Base Line aud West cfts FvA P,imeipsl
Meridian.
The fractional sections two and three, north Of
Scrub Grass Bayou, sections four, five, six, seven,
eight, nine, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen twenty,
twenty eight, twenty-nine, thirty, lhirty-ore and
thirty-two, north of Arkansas river and fractional
sections thlrtythree and thirty-iour, in township
eight Of range one
Township seventeen, of range three
Lands appropriated by law, for the of schools,
military or other purposes, will be excluded from
sale.
The sales will each be kept open for two weeks,
uness the lands sooner disposed of and no lon
ger and private entries of land in the tow nshps
offered will be admitted until after the expiration
Of the two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington,
J. TYLER
BY the President:
1Ho H. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-16
P.Trvr OrrIcr, Sept. rs, Is44.

P,rrSr OFFICE Sept 10, ls44
ON the petition Of William Arnesley, Of Albany,
" MY, praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him for Improvement in building boats
and other vessels for seven years from the cxpi-
ration Of said patent, which takes place the sixth
day OF November, lsi4-
II is ordered thai the said petition be heard AZ the
Patent Office, on the frat Monday in October
next at II O'Clock, M and all persons are notified 10
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the Msdsouisn, printed at Washington the
Sun, printed at Baltimore; the American Sentinel,
printed at Philadelphia the Aurora, printed at New
York and the Times, printed at Boston once =
week for three successive weeks previous TO the first
Monday IN October next.
+. g. SMITH
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
P. s. Editors ct the above papers will please CO
py and send their bills 10 the Patent Office with q
pa per containing this notice. sept I6-las3w
NM fotsus And BALLADS OF sCHIL-
LER, translated by Sir Edward Lyuon Bul~sr
Compl.,s in on. volume jos, publ.h.d .nd this day
received for sale BY 2. TAYLOR.
august "a
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-16
NOTICE TO PREEMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled to the right of presumption
to any lands within the limits of the townships above
enumerated i, required establish the same to the
satisfaction Of the Register and Receiver of the
Land Office, and make payment therefor as soon as
practicable after seeing this notice, and before the day
appointed for the commencement of the public sale,
ofthe township embracing the tract claimed, above
designated otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
THO. ii. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
June 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21
Things ia Pn,laaelpnia.
conespondenee Of: the New,Yotk Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA. November s0-P NJ
HE huUbERER IF tIsoh6E -HiFFLih Dur.
inr The triai Ct Patrick Ihierty n evening the Court Of
lively as 10 the murder of George her tie rst yct IN Tie
hetsnEton ro's. The wituess distinctly saa FRANCES
@ ss 19S t:e eGn t'ho stOi Ge0rSe Sahr, hdee not
McRuEK RtAL,-The ,rial of Henry Haughey
i1I murder IN kesjngton the t Of May last commenced
neI defended by David Paul Brown. Esq AID Others.
hErsIHGToN RIOT CASES -Jonn LatsrIv, ah
lrshman put upon his trial the Court of Quarter ses
sioDi last evening. CHARGED with hiding end sbe,tng the
miIdef0ns attack lpon the Native Amercans AM after the
examination OF several witnesses The given the
fey premises that the iu.nl ho, fred which caused the
deeth oi the unfortunate Settler.
PASDoNsD- w IN. Jackson, broker. v no was SEN
fenced pay fine OF $50 and days imprisonment
Monday last for assault: and battery Z. ID. Whitney,
was 2st evening released from prison. the Governor having
STOCKS AND EXcHANGES.-Ihere Is very little
doing in the latter Relief Notes have increased to per
cent discount Exchnngs London held at 10 lO. and
on Pnris Ut 5lI1s go. There few bill, gong
South but they only t:lilng extent lnd chiefly for the
purchase of Cotton Stocks better to-day and generally
utvanced N price. The sales OF Gard Bank and Whining
ton Railroad were heavy and much better eeln. displayed
Itself among both buyes and sellers State Fycs advanced
a. md were in demand 4: Girard Bank 81. Y. s Bank
=, Wmng,op Railroad y. Moyamenains Bank Il. Phia
FIRST Boara-5Q GiIard Bank cash, 3; 2Odo cash. 81
go do rw ga 615 Wilmington Railroad 2i14 Kentucky
Bank q s5Ig0 State Is 66a 42 Fnrne5s and Nechancs
sou : Bank 81 10 Philadelphia Bank 1G 30 Commercial
Bank, Nutchez, Ii; 10 American Fire ms 9O $500 City 5s
Second BoarAOUs s. Rsnk 81 400 Gira5d Bank 93f =
Texas NOiss s 20 Ig%ns'e2 Ralrsaa az z
IaIel. Hornq. Porto Rico; Aneyca, somers. Warren.
ao Bairs ar Wcn ane Dukes ba
,qrrr.d.-Br big Merchant, Beck. Windsor, IS, Brig
Ia JACK 69wnR ss'' paapea naq Ann Fa
CrOwcll, Boston: VIM 8urk, Colder. NYolk
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21
MARRIED.

Ont!e 20th instan by Rev. d. Newell, in this city Mr..
ANDREW a. DALTON, to Miss SUSAN II. AsPlN-
WALL. of Springfield Mass
On the 18th inst. by Ttsy. s. H. Cone Mr.. JOHN LALOR,
to Miss ANNA G. LEACH, all Of this city.
In Newark ~ !. the 1St inst. by Rev. Mr. Jones, Mr
LARRA1'r MoRRoRD, Of BridsepoI Conn. to Mis- Am
At Coxsackc, Greene Co Tuesday morning. Noy 18th BY
Rev. Wm. Cahoone, Capt D. H. s IRt ,ESDELl, to Miss
Al Brooklyn. on Monday. the 18Th instant by Rev. Mr.
Spear MI JOSHUA INGflAM JONES, OF Albany, 10 Miss
JULIA ANN OWEN. fourth daughter Of William Owen,
ESQ of Brooklyn. -
All Jumaca, L. l. lah. by Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald, GEORGE
STOWE and SARAH T. daughter OF James Rider, Esq all
of that pluce.
AT Abnny on the 18th Instant by Rev. Dr. Sprague. Mr..
CHARLES FELCH, of New.York, to Miss ANN MARIA.
dan.hter Of pcnson Williams Esq, Of this city
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21
DI ED,

On "Wednesday morning. Goth instant Ms. ELIZABETH
MORTIMER, nged ~ years.
Her friends and acquaintance aud also those of Georre w
and Nathan C. Ple are respectfully invited to attend her fun
era tho residence OF her brother No. % Washington square
this morning nj 10 O'Clock.
Her reans will be taken 10 huntington, L. for ntelmen
On Tuesday morning. 10Th inst after short Illness ELIZA
WIlrTLOCK daughter of Jaes p and Henrietta Burr, aged
Al Flushing L. J. Nov 9. Mrs. ALETTA, widow of the
late Cornelius onort aged 7S years and sister OF the ate A.
Bloodgcod, Esq OF this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

DE- HEALTH! o BLESSED HEALTH! thou art above oil
gold and treasure: who enargest the soul and
est nil lis powers to receive instruction and to relish virtue
He that has hns little wish for and he that so
wreched us to have these wants every thing beside Let
us be thunkful Brsnarchs Pill will give US health Get
them these blessed Pills. which century use has fully esao
e IN e the hest medicine ever bestowed For the
prevailing colds and coughs they will found every thing that
medicine is capable of mpnltng. Sold at Dr. Brandrehs
principal Office 81 Broadway; 2n Hudsonst; ga owefy,
York. and Mrs. Booth Narketstrcet, B'ookyn md
I,;lsor Io,ser c;tv nla lw
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

D- Or. II. Eimbalps Mineral Tceth,-Tho
celebrity which these Teeth have obtained aud the hgb value
set upon them BY these who have them together with
their known intrinsic superiority the great E1ss OF teeth
that nre made this country E9ve induced d. kinba 10
make such arrangements will hereafter enable him To
py the increasing demand for them extent he has henn
confirmed in this design By tie uniform success which ho, a.
tended his practice this department Of his profession, and hy
the high encomuus ba have been passed these teeth By
many distinguished cizers who are now wearing
sts o this city who have spontaneously Offered the most
ole .estnopui5 10 their excellence These teeth aud will
Continue 10 be rladc by Dr. Kmba eresioey for his
they set in The nost esgan; Inane apon heavy
bipe the utility with the greatest possible comfort They
are warranted b. unsurpassed by that are made IN the
and 10 ali the purposes that artificial teeth can be made
to ansger Dr. Kmbal wishes TO be particularly nnted TINT
his arrangements ars such a3 will enable him offer these
teeth made the style above mentioned Gt s SANE prices
be seen at his house No. 81 Broadway near Spnugeet
Ole
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21
DAGUERREOTYPE
National Miniature Gallery,
ZiJ BfOniIWuy, ". 7.
EDWARDS M c


ne isf ANTHONY, EDWARDS 81 co.
,EETH-J. SMITH DODGE, a Bond street. offers bis
artificial teeth II of his invention, secured by eeFs
patent, and used by himself only 10 THIS city h ,,o os
From Hon. Silas Wnch - p eehai"f from Lie ''"'
WAymSeroS, D. c. February Is, 1s43.
Dr. Smith Dodge upon h 70 20 mn sa 70 e o,n
friends in NewYork of the highest respectabty and
standing the Of 3a % and
evdences e The and the Den: induced me ut once 70
engage the professional services OF Dr. Dodge ior my own
family and my wife and myself are now able from persopa
experience add equally favorable temony IN hs
thus given By me- well in obedience to the earnest .olca
OF respectable and worthy inend 10 Ae 1.h Go ,b
have oI many year. m e 5e sou aI Of h.
lSS. DS:t0 sbd y De merit @ sIas WRIGHT nj w
CoLLDsMITH,s. WRITING AND BOOK S2 KEEPING TPi
W ACADEMY i B:IssfTSSERl I EsSpPPiiiMs T9'n alDe
mems Of of hand PENiANSHIP. 5r g. respectfully in
torn1s the citizens Of New York and Brooklyn that m rooms
now open during the day and evening for the purpose OF
WRI Ting
to d and youps Lessons OF GfE 5s HoTE I1 5AcH
BOOKKEEPING,
70, thorough cour,e of instruction s0 including blanks and
stationery. The public are invited TO eau ana ucoe 70 he
.sGEMS OF PEN MA P"
this month"; US the list Of subscriber will be made up for pab
SeG psoaoee u he pen Sf.
Pee r II & S on a 1ee % o. h BE- egbe be o bsa
tn valuable holiday present published 10 book iom
being beautifully bound and elegantly adapted TO the centre
peyios 10 the 10Th OF January Ladies' viii please cal and
examine the manuscript volume between II ard o eaocN
sea5SIessa nS ssa u 'oe ''ne' nous uu'Ns ''' 1''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21
PoST-oFFICE, NEw-YoEx. Nor. %. 1874.
- Long Island Railroad MaiIs.-An E1t.a

Mail for Boston yia Long Island Ra.oai is closed al tbs of
fee daily. excep; Sundays at clock \. NJ.
An Extra Mail for Providence The s1re route on Tcs
days. Thursdays anitiIiuy., closed nj O'Clock, A. W.
and TX Aiu nr Worcester, The same route on Non
cays Wednesday, and fIdurs closed at o'clock ~ IL.
a Daily Mail (eScep; Suadays) 70. Jamaica, Huntington,
East Nesfork Oyster Bay. Hanpstead jericho and Green
port, closed ~ Z o oriack u, VI.
A sleii for We; EL Coanask, Pgr; Jefferson, Centre
Port North Port sd!e Island, MleTs Place and Sinai, Is
closed on Tuesdays and Saturdays ~ o'clock a u.
For al other Offices Long Island beyond Jamaica the
Mails closed o'clock \. NJ Tuesdays, ThursdayI
and Sa,ur.ays. tn2ll JOIN LORIMER GRAHAM. 2. VI.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21
3 entirely Vegetable. md

Dcs- The BRANDRrTu Pills entirely Vegetable. and
made on those principles which long experience has proved
correct 1t is now no specuuon when they rsorted to IN
sickness 70, they known be the best cleanscrs oil the
stomach and bowels and in all dyspepc md bilious cases
they are great blessing Let every family keep these PILLS
in the house, lffuhay used when there occasion or me-
s il ,lbe very seldom that Docto. will be required. In
a cases of cold cough or rheumatism. the afflicted owe to
their bodies to these Pills.
Sold a, DIR. BRANDRErH'S Principal Office, al Broad
way ga Bowevy, and l liudsonsect, NJ y; ana MS
BOOTU 3 NIarketSt Brooklyn hlslw
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21
Commercial and Money Matters.

" For ccmercicL and .Honev .Hatters. Last Page
WEDNESDAY, P. NJ.
There was q change in feeling at the Stock
Beard, end Improvement of TO pc. cent WIS cIper
enced IN the Railroad and fancy Stocks.
EschGngsa are dull ard rates are heavy. Some
GiCeo OF e5O prime Southern Sterling ,old n -. and
10; OF City Bills at s.. We quote S4 10. Francs 5.25
0.2lAi The supply Of Bills IS better.
Some of The papers have noticed discrepancy
between the of the Secretary of tie Treasury the
amour, OF Government, funds New-YoTk Deposi: Bank
the 18th n October. ua the returned by the Banss
u the Comptroller the Isl Of November few days after
Il has escaped the notice f these papers that the Bank Of
Coe.ce return lncluce. the amount Govern
The under the head of Due Depo.Grs,' while
The remaining Deposit Banks make separate Due
Treasurer of the United Stctes This vii for the
discrepancy.
The East River MutualInsurence Company hgve
declared dividend of 3s cent, payable the ah
The connection between the Auburn and Rccn,
ester AID the Tonawnnda Railroads has last been completed
and there continuous line Of railroad between Albany
and Buffalo: The interruption Rochester has always been
source OF annoyance and expense to Travellers The a,
fsm The Enst arrived at Rochester about ococ, A NJ
too late TO get sleep hotesnd FIVE hours lost
going 20 Buffalo at this point The Tonawsndn Company
have also commenced reaying the rails between Rochester
and Batavia The receipts OF this road for the present year
present favorable contrast 10 those Of last the fol-
lowing table will show:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

TnE GREAT CoSouERoR-CoYYEL's MAGICAL PAIN ~
I'm AcroR or the cufe burns scads, wounds bruises cuts
old sores bes inaed n piles and every thing That act.
upon surince body Persons buying tins article mus
h careful and see that Corstock Co attached 10
the boxitno will not be genuine L. gs in many instances %
far the price boxes II the wonder OF the age ana !,
Designated the Great Conqueror. II is found only al Il
O.. rtln-,rt tstrc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

l1 The steamboat MASSACHUSETTS which took
on board the Eastern Mail for This City at Stoning
ton, at Tuesday evening, grounded in coming out
OF the harbor, and was detained four hours, until
the tide rose. She then got of, and lanced her
Mails and passengers here at bali past TO-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21
FAIL AND WINTER GOODS.

VERY LARGE STOCK, from which PURCHASER can s
a MAKE selection Of every desirable style OF Dry Gooos'
desirable for the season.;
Just received the following:
go do Alpaca Iures Plaid, Fsd. and plain OF ai eosos.
90 do Cashme lie Ecosse md Reps.very rch and oeolo"
o do Mouelane Do LANES aud Chucans, new paitehs'
zoo do Welch and English Flannel', various eoion;
Also 1000 pair of Alackinaw, Whitney and Rose banSe"
, c,,lle size IN 10 l54 Also, 1900 Long and square
Cashmere shawls, Rob Roy, Thbe, Wool Broehe Woned.
satin silk ard other styles desirable ALSO, As1
ock of newly imported Silks Also. large assorn,en, OIL
MI. -. BE- BARKER & TOWLE.
'-"'s -s, o. ~ II Cathanne st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21
NJ Price Reduced to Fifty Cents per bot

tIc.-THE TRICOPHEROUS is universally admired and
acknowledged to be the best and cheapest article for nourhnS
duces ind restores ha at late period Of hte lrees
silk curly and glossy preserves in curl and other deco
tive formation nnimpnred By the summers heat vcien eI
ercise, the .eeXn, tendencies o the sail roon &c
children Invaluable Us it lays foundation Tor beautiful
hend of hair.
stairs Beware 0. the counterfeit sold dollar NJ lms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21
- rEstahIishedI1as.-

o. Established I195.-soAP. CANDLES AND
STARCH.-J. D. & W. LEE, Manufacturers Nos. 81 and
g Reade street, NewYork have constantly on hand large
assortment OF the above articles, which they will sell the
lowest market prices warranted equal not SUPERIOR 10
manufactured the city delivered or shipped without charge
for boxes or Carriage.
Merchants Grocefs Country Dealers and Families, who
in want tie above articles will find to te interest TO
coil on US, before purchasing elsewhere
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21
By This SYorning's Mail.
louisiana.

Thirty-four Parishes from this State give l26
msJorlty for Polk Five Parishes to hear from
gave PIG Loco Foco majority a. the laet Con.
gressonal Election.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

D The Friends OF Henry Clay arc respect
fully invited to call az M place and examine SUIT OF Clothes
which are shortly to be preened 20 that great and good
They are made OF piece Of American Cloth which took
tie Premium Of the late Fair this City, ani supposed
be the ues, piece o: Cloth ever seen IL this Country
The Clothes Will remain In ny possession II; te lst Of jan
,lnry, when they will be forwarded 70 Air- Clay
nj lwls. p V Hustled, Merchen. Tailot 81 Wall st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21
n~ Graham House-Nex Arrangements

n- Graham House-Neyy Arrangements
ROSWELL GOSS informs his friends and the public that he
has enlarged his BO.7RDLvG ESTABLISHMENT.
known as the Graham House. g Barclay By adding to
the adjoining house. and prepared TO accommodate tIan
cent permanent BosIte the most fnvurabe terms All
ends OF Temperance desiring quiet horne. and freedom
from the umez Of accho and tobacco, invited 70 paonze
this hou,e The Vegetable System with the choicest selection
Of fruits &c which the market re,s will be ruey adhered
but table will be served 10, those who prefer hs ordinary
mode. or mi1ed dict.
y g'n = 'H'"e'' " '---- ---1 ROSWELL GOSS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

Packet ship Hendrix Hudson for London has ben detained
and vii sa today; the Honsrer for Liverpool vii also sail
TO-DAY. aud several Others.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21


lhcrease IN So1,JS0 Il
Tie Court OF Common Pleas, in session at Spring
field Mass have granted the Northampton and Springfield
Railroad Company permission to heir road upon the
side OF the Connecticut River, crossing from the VII
iananset The charter was grant TO cross ut Hockanum
On surveying the present route the Directors found
practbc than the original inasmuch saving the capital
Of $50 eco in the of building would be made OF ss
CO., and that the East South and West Hampons would be
equally accommodated with the towns of South Radlcy and
the Canal viugc
One dollar bills of the Farhayen Bank, altered
10 tens, a;c in circulation.
Counterfeit eight dollar notes of the Bank Of
Georgetown in circulation The name of the President
j. w. Ccachman, written back slope hand the
ere and that Of d. L. Mckay Cashier, much cramped
than in the genuine bill This. with the fact that the bills
arc shoer hnn the spurious will readily lead To detection
but the plate Itself much of fac smile that The
pericnccd might be deceived.
The following Stocks were sold at Boston yes
erGay; 20 syes Norwich and Worcester Railroad g. 5 do
Gj5< l0 do 67zG 80 do 6 70 Readng Railroad 2 lCo
do II DIS 4 80 do 23s lVG do 35s lWNeslen Ralryud
Sa 80 DO 81; 100 10 SOS 100 Dividends East
Custon Co. 1.l6; ~ shares East Bston Co. g.. ID do Boston
md Maine Railroad lUe :; / do lUotl.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

" The ship Cornelia sails to-day for ST. Croix.
Among the passengers in this fine vessel is THUR
Low WEED, Esq. Editor of the Albany Evening
Journal with his daughter, who is going out IN the
hope that a mild climate will restore her impaired
health
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21
Missing Vessels.

Tn. ehr F of Boston, before reported at s. Peters MIG
with dsnase has been condemned and Capt hosaoh mas
f'rS,Ira
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21
Passenuers Arrived.

In the Siq Gestare Uasa, from .4ntserp,hI English,
wefp Mrs Hash, lady of the Consul who died on the pas
sage c.,:.,,e,, ],
CnntN u knhhldce.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21
DRY GOODS.

ENDID CACHMERE DE E'COsSssE
]. o. TAYLOR s co j9eesTs, ,iS,. & .sSs, sSs mos, me
y ECEIVEn yes,sasy inps%ss % case yes shown In th
m.,sst This article is n curiosity 30 eInnire Had
Also iu, received 100 doz Mems Linen ocfue'eu
kerchefS. supeib atticlc.
Also n fresh lot Of >.,> ,ooIy Nr-sIlN
Very beautiful, fine nnd cheap
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

Ms Asthma and Dyspepsia are positively cured in all
by Longey's Weston Indian Panncen, and the propreors
offer TO refund the money IN all cases cure not el-
tectcd We huve never known single person use tbs edl
cine without being charmed with It's effects 10 cases OF cos
tivenes soon restores the bowels their wonte strength nn
rs general family cnharc is uucqualed may be had
1Cnur rfloprt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

The Piles are cured in MI cases. (o fifty dollars will be
locied by Hays Imminent and Ln,S Balm Of Chmpm ma,
this liberal offer is made TO those who suffering from such
Sold only III u Courtlnnat st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

OF Columbus caunot become bald A few applications will
any time stop the lar from falling out whether oeca,
heads that have been bald for years These facts, and
will proved the satisfaction T who wall be per.
sl,aied 10 make use OF IT, Sold at u Comandt 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

VIM WANTS TO HEAR WnLL?-Dr. McNair's Acoustic
OIL CORTLAND New 1GTk dS is foG sI.Sr. wSnde sSo@5
se IT, i relieves at once and has cured complaints of the e9r
nf sainc in numbeess instances Price 81 per flask
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

rs TIE EAST INDIA DYE will color the hair bcaut fu
black Peope may Gs we'll have dark hair grey red If
they use this dye 1t be applied without the least trouble
4 1INn,rfl linn 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21
cnnrt CnIendnr-Tlhis day.

CIRculr CoURT.-Nos. II, 4b. 81. IS, 81, ~, 20,
n, S. g. 81, g., II, l04, los, lG6 lo8 10 Ia in-
elusive.
ob 81 90
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

The following are the importatioDs of Oil into the
United States during the month of October, 1874 In 10 ships
barEs bries and schooners-Sherm, 59l bbs Whale,
$50 do. During October. ls4-Sperm looo5 bbis Whale
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

gys- How TO GET HEAlrn,-Thousands of pezonS con-
mn,c aecions Small Pox. eases Costlsenss Intpsnza
ana am .e . u nny by perscyerinsy using Bradres VeGe
e long rs any " sgRps gGDsr & Gi sane
nb,ch exeenrc has proved accordin: To nie be,nS
merely asistnc her have IN lev DAYS been 70
beah who but for Bandfeth Pills had oeeh SICK ioi months
'Tba ylne of this medicine IS beyond pce o-,
:, oo.a al ~. i Jill. 5ai Ii,,dscr street nl9 lw
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

~ The sale of Modern Paintings now exhibiting
in ihc Granite Building in Broadway, tentrance IN
chsmbers-slreet) will positively take place on En-
day morning, the 22d Instant.