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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-05-18

PROBATE COURT, December Term 1913,
NJ OTiCEis hereby given, that an APP
A y plcation to me, by Andrew j. Fraly
ofHarden County, Tennessee, who
claims an undivided interest of all that
tract of land in said County of Tishamingo,
known and designated as the South Eas:
quarter of Section No Ten, in Township
Two, and Range Eight.-The North East
quarter Of Section Thir'y-fve, Township
One, Range Eight. The South West Of Secs.
ton Tweniy.seven, Township Two, Range
And the South West Of Section
Eleven, Township Two, Range Eight, East,
Chickasaw Lands. have nominated Da,
yid W. Hyndman, James b. Townsend.
md A. B. Walker Esqrs, to divide The said
racts Of Land into eleven equal parts a.
harcs and unless proper objections are
stated to me, at the Court House in the
own ofJacinto, in the first Monday in Feb
uary 1914, the said David w. Hyndman
lanes r. Townsend and A. b. Walker
will then be appointed to make partition
# me said Lands held by copariners, joint.
enanis and tenants in common. Given
nder my hand and seal the 4th Of Deem,
$40. A. II WEIR.
Probate Judge
Deem i'h 1897 Sw- Prs fec Sl3 so
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-05-18

The DRUNKARD's VIII Il leave 10 so
ciey ruined character, and wretchcd
example. leave to my parents during The
rest Of their lives, as much sorrow and hu,
NIFTY, as a feeble and decriped state can
sustain. leave to my brothers and sisters
MS much modification and injury as could
well bring on them leave to my vie a
broken heart, life Of wro'chclncss, a
shame TO weep over me. and premature
death. give and bequealh 10 each Of my
children, poverty, ignorance. a low charac-
ter, and the remembrance that their father
vas hideous monster.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
A. C FUTILE. Auc,ioneer- 90,
OY JACOB :. PLA1T. Hardware: Auction 1ens'a.

DY JACOB : PLA1T. Hardware. Auction, Gens'ai
D sency and Commission Bu ine>s-Merchants rA'nanse
Auction Room No ~ Plat corner OF Gold-Stfeets
THIS DAY. at l0ococS. al the AUCTION f.so'h. 49,,
TxNrN FALL TRADE HARDWARE SaLe IRIs SEASON. on
credit o month"; Tor npprcvef endorsed no,ss iul n' w.
slCJ aud upwars-9 packages fresh imported bnnSnah
and Sheffield Hardware aud Cutlery, anu French |sa" H
American Goods. NJ,
Wrought handle Aadirons. chains. log DO wreuet
na M Griins do American shoyels and spades on
tone curry combs wheel heads. Norfolk ia'ehcs p's'e a
knob locks files and fa>p.. padocks. &c ,..:, -,
Also. CO dozen knives nni oiks oi eNey se' 10
landed consisting OF STAG buck bone. up. sham &c
ASo dozen superior pocket cnefy vI, l. ai'u
hnde knives ycry pearl and buff blaze ock
md spu. back knives yopeu do penknves cisos 'aAo>
Sl,n wool md horse cards. StrckRnds covsred and ur
covered coffee mills psckhams large do i' growers use
trying Squares door smith Co aa -'beI %
mil saws. Cocker Sons drilled eyed neeues VI G E, & ~
@ plated spoke shaves Hoe Co.'S tEowes wrought has
H,o & table md tea spoons fish hooks. tailor lined thin,
bes linen twIne violin strings elescnpes wofkoones pm
holder, backrammonboads plated ihmoHs s1eel pe'' @
Ter paper. seals. muium IN p.rvo &c -,
Also. Bridpou Enchndl shoe thread assorted green anu
Also German Goods vz 10 sacs. do slate penes.
;Oe and atln glasses, ewshhrps httus p"S' 'h"h '''
eases, &c.
| Also an invoice of Ensllsh guns:
| Also horse brushes patent and shoe do. - ,.-
Also English hardware. states tun6er pao ocAs st spng
hollis, Ns pules iron weights Norfolk latches mathetha
rnI instruments, |; thimbs. toy watches. copper Scales
brass dvIderS. steel fire sets. &c. :. ,,L-,.,. a..
Also tea nys and snuct trays oFead oashr"' NS
Also nm invoice plated bIte bits, with which he SAFE
Also So Wrasss American pattern sss handle and :
ba e hunting knives X alligator, double headers dfasoh
tongues. fire eater' &c. &c 60 .;,..,
Al, rosewood furnished worAboNes, seh German si''e
knives and forks ~ portable cases &c. a., ...
Also Wade and Butchers aIor III slngIe and doupie ea'
! ysr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

GRAlN-Ve henr oi nothing doing IN Wheat. Good North
CnI"nh would prohahy bring 8 &c Corn good sup
y aud dull SAFES 300 bushels southern measure
i'c woish'. delivered AZ auction Saturday sos bushels
Interior New Orleans Sod nj i0c sne Of bu
Long lsnnd 'r Madeira mad. &c Oats rather
better without much activity S1c 27O0 bushels South
ern N y &c. lot OF l bushels rwed Barley sold at
&C. and do to arrive n, the city brewer
hye o'c delivered withor, sales oGlmoorance.
WlllSki.-Ihere Is fair demand for Drudge pc. We
note Sne I'D bblS u, Ai PC. he latter for State Prison
HAl.-The susply is good but the market heavv the
shipping demand beng very Ert. We quote 30 g cents
OIL MEALA sale Of boa, load was made to-day a, SIC
per cwt.
O4-lIole Of Crude Whale asking So the
cspiun g" the Steamers bu, have heard sales
we beleve there are buyes nt Csc.
BoNE.South sen held - n Soc ard North IVES; 49,
bu; the market Il dull.
SAIT-nnnnc the week 500 bags Onondusa IS lbs.
have been sold Mt l2 cents.
PRONfSlt iNS.The transactions Pork ig.. but the
market without c,nnre and holders rather Disposed be
lfm \ sae al 100 bbls Prime wrS made ri S1ei. Mes Is
romlna! e 3l ieel quiet. PRIME quote 81
So 32i acSs s. 2ls s5 y for Country and s5.t s.75
y. Lnj firm Sales iC1 bbls. good ct g. C. Butter and
lesse Is thOutr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
State of Trade.
From The Liverpool Chronicle. Aug. II,

MANCHESTER, usSpAY-llc yarn markct continues IN a
very healthy STATE and Gccripon which ure relatively
coInd CHER prices la goods there not teen quite
much doing duraG the three previous weeks and ~
inch hIlji:> said ut small reduction
rutes but other de cpions nj CLOTH though not III
such demand before perfectly firm IN pTice
RoCupALx FLANSEL AiARKrT. .MONpAy.-To-day has been
what called Little Monday yet there has been hibrsk de
mnnd for goods, especially for those OF nlidhg GuGiy-
the manufacturers would huve difficulty selling nj tor
but they sSkDg rather 10 meet the
advance price the material There no change TO
the wool market either pce the demand.
BRADFORD, THUR SpAYrhere Is not any improvement, in
The demand tor Wool since last the supply beng good.
shippers buy only for am"diac prices steady. Yam
tesnnets generally working order the old stocks
cleared and pce, firm PIecethere good business
dolus to-day Neuo Orleans and Cobourg Tor the home
trade aud the busy selecting goods suitable for
the approaching German Fairs which generally eNpe ted
To be bsk the supplies forward tor the Spring Fans
very small the prices having deferred the Mct-
cl MS from huy
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
Marxcts-caref4llyr reported for The Tribune

ASHES-The mar rket for Pots without change but
the transactions limited to day les, than 9 bbl Pearls
have sold 70 te OF % ob u; 81 AZ. 80. POS
quote lS}4.
COTT0N-he foreign advices have not yet exhibited hci,
full effect the heavy and decline looked for
been put c the day at &C decline on prices current
the Great Weslern generally hodeis are ASKING
same rates The to-day only reach to 81 bales
n, far Learn. Fur Upland we quote ~ lar ~
Orleans ~ u IA.
FIOIjR AND MEAI.-cenesec is rather heavier TO day
and some lots have een picked up lS. Generally, how
ever transactions at4 2 Mchs an ana ONO whch
are comparatively less supply, l2c ne Ie
ceips are fair and the demand continues moderate There
small demand for England bat have heard 81 no pnf
rba.e Sale $50 bb Troy nj 2 Round hoop Ohio very
inactive a, 25. In Southern hear Of nothing doing
pces are heavy Common brands . 3I1s BrEndywne
To- Richmond City 80 All the Rye Flour on the River
was picked day. some $50 bSs at y e9 An e!s
article is held 90 Jersey Meal 80 for good with sales
200 to 800 bbs B,sndywne Ss hhds II Vo Ship Suffs
nre In fair demand at S1s TO-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
DIED.

On Sunday. September ALuERl, infant child of AeXan
der and Louisa NJ. ktsam.
Funeral THIS Afternoon AT clock from No. l27 Jackson
Street. Brooklyn.
September !. Thomas BENNETT, of Railway. late of this
city, m his 5lst year.
September l. OF consumption S l.. JosEs ared 81 years
and months.
At jersey City. August 90. PATRICK McCARrY. aged 80
years.
At Lafayette August 10 Of angina pectoriS. MIS- ELIZA
BgTH B. DREW. wife OF Abncr Phelps. uged y
merIy of Boston. Mass.
A, Louisville Ky. August s of coDge>tiye fever. HENRY
:. FOSTER, of this city
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

AT THE
Scw-fork Cash Tailoring Establishment,
Is7 BROADWAY.
Three doors beiOm the Franklin Hotse.
n The Subscribers respectfully announce that they have
,lnde extensive arrangements for the
FALL. AND WINTER TRADE,
which will enable them offer greater inducements than
gentlemen wishing ccOnomze the purchase OF their
Fall nnd Winter Garments.
They hnve already received by late arrivals great variety
und rich styles of Goods well adapted In the coming
eason-nnd will also by the next packets and steamers
md best assortment Of the latest and most beautiful
yes fancy French Elastic Casmercs rich figured Vevuts
ashmere Satin and Silk Vesngs. before offered IN this
city.
Also Just received several Invoices Of Twle and Beaver
Cloths for Couts Cloaks Peto &c Black and fancy
ored French aud English Cloths from the most celebrated
manufacturers being the styles cut IN their establishment
,r the last five yen and which for durability. beauty Of nm
, and fastness coos be txceled II elualed By
nny st, les ofCloths imported to the United States.
Their stock Of Fancy Dress Articles will comprise part the
richest styles of fall and winter Cravats, Scas Suspenders.
Gloves andkerchief. Hosiery Under Shirts and Drawers.
linen md muslin Shirts, COlan. bosoms Shoulder Brnces.
lng and Money Belts. Umbrellas nnd Umbrella Canes &c
with variety of goods usually Kept IN genemans
general Quitting establishment.
Also full of ready made Clothing, consisting oil
Coaks Over Coats Dress and Frock Coats Pantnloons and
Vests every variety where gentlemen requiring garments or
immediate depend getting frst rate article
made and trimmed every equal to those furnished to
order prices that cannot fail to please Strict puncu
nlity observed in filling orders.
OF Terms cash. and deviation in prices.
nua3 ist J. c. BOOTH L. co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
DRY GOODS.
FANCY SILK GOODS.
Newest styles.

PEEK. NICOI.SON & WRIGHT.
no 13e Pearl and 20 Beaver streets, New-f"rk.
Would respectfully announce that they opening large
aud newly selected Stock OF
SILK GOODS.
all of which arc cfthe latest Fall styles, comprising full Is
sortment Of ~ 11,,,.
consisting in pn Of rich Cashmere Ecosse rich printed
Muslin de LANES. Grape DE LANES ofnew and elegant styles
rich plain Ceinelon aud Repcalen and "a
.!onable afcle CnmcIion, Boca'e. and Brochc striped
Silks black und colore! alpacch, figured and plan.
SHAWLS.
Rrocho and Cashmere Shaw. patterns cnmei'on and
Brocade figured Silk Shaw Damask WOODEN S'fatlln and
rlch Dnmask Aapaccha Msdno Thlbe and Muslin de
Lame. in great variety. &c.
RIBBONS.
full OF Bonnet and Cap Ribbons. of the richest
Paris styles. o,-
Figured Cap Laces Trimming Lnces and Lace Edsincs.
'rhreud I.isle. Plated and Brussels Edgngs. sc.
GLOVES.
Consisting Kd s Cashmere IN cres, variety together
with large assortment of Fancy Wits.
Also ll assortment Of Pars Cords Gimps and Fnges.
together with every article usually 10 be found Fancy
stock which they are prepared offer on favorable terms
rs my other establishment. S. l>tlecl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
nj tIlRfED

August 20. by Rev Mclean Mr.. DANIEL FARRISGrOs. of
Lynn Mas Mrs MARY A.. daughter U Fisher Day. ESD
Of Charleston. = &.
AT Providence T. |. on Tuesday. August 81 by Rev. Dr.
COcker, Mr.. SAMUEL w. OSG0oD, oi Memphis. Tenn to
Miss CHARLOTTE II. CLEVELAND. Of Charleston. :. {.
At Philadelphia August >. JonS w Ellis Ed., AItor
ney and Counsellor nj Law OF salisbury n. g.. TO Miss
MARY p daughter OF PmIo White. Esd Puer United States
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

NDoW SHADE DEPOT Ne 5oss wsa w. 70 1ur
chase SHADE. either wholesale retn 10 can al No
seae, has tn ay 5S say he he
II nsc e,e they are manufactured TO any extent None
oil shades painted sEns Baaned aah s Of aekno@
~ ed Imitation viii always nd emp oyment Also wahle:
the or four apprentices None need apply unless heY ha'e
q taste for drawing. uApTOJ h NJ NANNY
iya0 3mn n9hsA W. 80
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
CLOTHING.
WIN. T. JENNINGS g. co.
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,

CASH TAILORING ESTABLisHMENi'
23l Broadray, American Hotel opposite
tie Fountain,
Solicit attention from Citizens and Strangers requiring Gar
ments large o new Goods tor Fall and Nner
enr selected with of rendering our stock as nch IN
auaty and variety be found III this CITY, comprising
Beaver and Ned Cloths for Ovecoats Coaks. SC Frenen
and Cloths for dress and trock Coats various new styles
Cassmercs Rich Velvet. Meno Silk and Satin Nestins'
which will be made up order at prices To sustain our repua
the in the progressive reformation that avert
ing Of complaint that cash purchasers are taxed Tor
others !cnquercies The style and finish oi our Garments
will compare with those OF any other establishment endin 'h
is the SEQUEL the patronage elected sanu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

NEW READING BOOK. Ri Mrs sIGoURSEY.-rh c
~ PirtorIal Reader cOGsisiIn, OF original aitI-
ces for instruction ui y0nns children. by Mrs H. h. Sig
Quincy neay 80 illustrations designed an ntToduc
ton Boys Readn. Book and Girls Reading Book, BY
the San- author lust published hy
M 10 John street.
Country merchant. and Others wishing purchese School
Books invited To call and examine stock We aSn have
hand s OF Miscellaneous books suitable ir
public and private Libraries and general reading which we OF
fir ,nla lowest prces. 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
Passenger Arrived

In the ,teamshn Hidcrna. a, Boston from Iire,poot-
Mis- Brooks, As Dehon, Rev heoroIe Parker. Ars Parker
Mrs Emenc, Mrs liockeu MTs Harvey and cd. Mrs w
Cucfc. Miss Low Mr. frances and lady. Miss Bodhead
Games Barker :,;rnhccker A Mkenze, Carr b ID Greene,
Rev Cueh Strong, Aess,s Pu Richards lsunc Lyernore
ton W Henderson, traut de Longeu. Indy niqnt and
Tho, Medley : Taylor Burenc sidney Brooks. Ii Liv-
emore Henry Russell Morton. jas Connei JI. james
Hornby Col Webb, Capt liIckes. Messrs IhuIs'un. ii
Joues Emeric Draper and servant. NaIeon w Woodbury.,
j.! Mahon. farish. rhomas lopkn', White. uh,oell, WY
Kerr R",zeI keand. CuIlee. Jn0 Jones 1r, five male
aud three female Indan' Hugh Frazer Jas Mnri9cS Hat
Draper jacob owmn. CemenIson. Sidney Homer hos
Bradbury. Collins, Jerone IT. smith, Rev John Dowdney
rs From !rrryooi 10 HG'ttdrMessrs Edw Bur>al Jas
Roblnson Capt Spe,Imar MesSrs tul'och Allen Bliss.
Num- Geo Carvl, Lieu, Greene, Capt Richard Greene,
enid; MIR Lowher Capt EvsaTd. Co! stuart, hii:s Robin
son NeSSrs stuart; Fancs Herbert. Master llcTbe23
From HGlcI B0S:oaMr Starr. tour children nnd three
servants. Mns FhrockmOon. Hon Rooy. Mis- kody ard
Dir Freeman and lady, Vim Green Burnes-l9 Total. i?S.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
SCHOOLS.

L'ATONTOWN SOCIAL INSTITUTE. n. J. located
IL the celehrnie wElstlaE place o. Long Branch half
mile from Es5niown Landing. and four miles Red
Fulton und tnharincsS. tYREHus JONES. PRIsrIPAL.-
Other experienced teacher empny-i ERss The year
divided of twenty weeks each. commen
eng the iirs, Monday IN October ana April PAID IN nd
vance. nnnum $40 se..ion t0o DIR GrnHer $50
PAID end of euch session. So ncin: uitnn board
washing and mendiny Ench scholar must furnish his
bed and stationery 50 g per ,son IN" EACH extra
The branches -uneh l" give sound prnc
cal education qunl. the student !" pursue any business 10
udy any profession eEter any c't, m college hei-
ence~- r. Sherman - Rridse street h9raas Exbcnk, -
Crp-iy: Iuhu Jowneni. IUnr IL Avenue u Address e
al il Pearl. will lie punctunly nttsnd=l 10 s.3 lw
C,ARAH r. CLAI;K'S SEMINARY. Il East Broadwuy
the 2ni of trh mo Sent uol. requested 20 be puncua
in their sttennnce. Two vacancie :of Boafde ius 3, -
CrTY COMMERCIAL SS;HCi II. l4i Fulton tsef. he
tween Nassau nni BrUadway. lie above nsiliu
ton will r--orened for reception OF Dupil> NOn:Hy
the n September IN this School t1ush the h1n
ches of English French Clnoc~, Drawing, etc a Card OF
terms cru 10 obtained NJ The School.
WANTEf-A Teacier ot DRAwI>G. Apply a above.
a:3I 3S- JAS u QtlCh. Principal
IyANIIY TIrTOg.-A young gentleman. educated
L Cpmbridge now laws,udent, and who has before and
nca his college cnGe travelled extensively EufoIe whes
In otsn si'untonas instructor nt the modern languages
respectable family whe. plrt o his time Only would be &C
rup,ed his p-incpa object being In obtain pleasant resi-
denca ln1uesonhle references given Inquire nj BARTLETT
* Weord Booktore Astor House for iarher pncnnrs.
- - uu30 lw ia
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
New York Cattle Market. .ssr

TKt3Ored Tor The TnbuneI
At market 1890 Beef Cattle. 30 Cows and Calves. and i5
Sheep hgd Lamhs
PRIogs-Bcef Catie.The market last week uuusu-
ally dull and prime qualities decline Of 20 cents per hun.
dred the quotations of the previous week took place The
prices for inferior ~ p: for prime S5-wih very
limited demand. About 80 left over.
Co,cs aud Caioes-sl3a 81. sight reduction An sold
Sheep and Lar5s.-Sieep 81 20 81 Lambs 81 81 81.
hll sod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
JUST PUBLISHED.
LIFE AND ELOQI ENCE
or THE
REV. SYLVESTER LARNED.
By R. Z. GURLEY.

thick vol. Wrh fine portrait 81 25
he d,courses evidently bear the impress Of great mlnd-
not mny o -xubean fancy. but OF gigantic powers OF com
preheusOn " tAblDy advert>sr
Lnrned vas beyond NIL Quoon the brightest ;iar OF the
A.ercan pulpit during the brief period in which he lived aud
ineed may well be doubted whether this country has pro
duced preacher at nny PERIOD who eoGrence was OF
higher order than his Albany Argus.
" Mr. Larned REGARDED. when living q" the M st
the Cnlte states. and this . the mt col
l-cun sermons. believe that has been published
They en'e "A variety TOPICS and written tree mud
rnwing STYLE without much preienon ornament Nh
(;ley added the volume interesting life OF ms author
in which pays deserved tribute 10 his abi'es SPEAKER
and his purity and zeal Chstan minister The book Will
be N acreptahle present 10 the religious. pubic.
" In the qualities oi his mind. and his personal en-
nvmens he approached as near cs any whom have
knn:n o. of whom have read, idea OF perfect ora
tor" NJ " = ,9s
- l6l Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
LEARY g. cO-FAsuJoNs

GENTLENEN'S HATS of our inmtabIs style for the
Autumn will be ready ior sale and delivery on and
after the 3!st ins;, LEARY 4 co
No. and 5 As,or House.
n. B. Our Circular Of Fashion" will be forwarded TO
those who address Us Posr Pup. u9
H3- Autumn Hats.-The subscriber announces 10
his customers and Others III, cadne.s supply the Fail Pat
tern of Gentcmen's !lntS.
The iine,t Nura furnished dat........sa2
n quality, " " = ......321
au3l li; SPENCER u Chambers street,
30 Ccn'icmcn's IIats-FhLL FASHION-W,R
SocKs 0l B'oudwuy have rend for sale ibernew st
oiGen'emen's Hats. for the ensuing season r5O lsf
10 Fail Style OF nnts.-Birts, corner Fine
and Nassau Strects-Gcntlemen's Hats o! the style
for the ensuing ready and sale
nu27 lraa' RiRD. cnr Pine and Nassau st.
n;- New Style GeuticItcn's Hats-'fhe sub
scnbe prepared furnish hi style for the fall.
winch viii he found fully the reputation e ns
torc enjoyed the production this essential article of
dies AhiDON. Fashionable Halter.
du5 I'm Wall Il. corner 'scsSuu.
C3- Fail Fashion far iIats.-O. FISH has now
ready the Fall Fashion ior Hats, which gentlemen invited
10 call and ms Warehouse. l37 Brondwa7.
doors hboye the City Hotel. ORLANDO FISH.
auG sd Fashionable iatter
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

rJNUE INVISIBLE WlG.-So cOsely resembles the rea
head hair TINT und have ponOun-
ced the perfect and extraordinary invention OF The dhy
The great n TIN, novel and wig us beng
mnde without sewing winch IT'S appear
ance' closely resemble the ratnrnl hnr both m hight
appenran" To defy Detection us texture
being beautiful and sG iree That IN all caes OF
uDmpedc and the gIen evils oil
other wigs entirely avoided. The sceoc aud connolsseuT are
alike invited to inspect this novel and beautiful WIZ and the
peculiar method of fitting the head nt the nanuucturers ~
e. barry rs Broadway. Of Liberty street. up stars
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
One nigh, n Lady at.the gate

One night Lady atthe gate
And as She listened 10 the sounds
OF muse whcn wa, ., well, ,we"t.5 lowing
IndtroFic plants which there were erowing
She wept 10 think her trrcklcd face
ID. o..
How hHPny eIca,nsH .,S 1ri., ,mmI 10y ,hs, .sIf'
should tril n, conin Ss wannef G GII tntr.I
b,t my KIN - >le,' I @ a.'u p'H'''e" :"
,,e, fSe" on hcr enr ca an,t @ tbe voice ot Hope
i,r ~. 30 c,ta vs. .c c,,,,a,d. @ no - ,.,I;rU % Sonn
iT ~! nm l.. ,,ii nnI,~ped v,u, I"tfy bro,x
: NJ =. ,.'1Yc each 4rk 10 which s9irs Il now
;, ;.J 80. ,,T,et ,,tsisvay W. vou A., ~
~ ~ w, .", - . % po,,i,o ~ .vh.,,c G ,"a.
- ~ ~. -; % ~ r. @ ] r,, ~, M ns cL i. -; ,,,p, b,,
And make yon Us you should be, iar
The .ady To IL Walker street went.
tuie m & rGuae t ana soap . she spe., , ,io,rh,
Wb,t - mnr"eIons cbsnre t;ournmd w,ou.ft
iIeI forehead is clear Is lie marble white
No hoir on ,h. lin annoys The sI.ht
And nj theatre concert umrfy or bnl
Wher. isouiies shiae--,he', ,tsT of nIi
~ BesnTe of counerle,. the renuae 10 he had only
""a'he' S''ee'' h1 >,",e -l-.s-- ! l.2s- Dloa'""s
n,.r, Me-, p.,x Eyrp.,ro, s.tvr far Instant
,eni;n h mid A. nj s nnd Mi ntjammntiry complaints
40 @ , n@n on the M cnye5 t every brx nynd
s,s ~ Vr noison' ''''' '' ' " 49, s3 If
Butxv' s.asr.RI1LA.--Nmoas the variety of new pr..
os,s;ions of SpaIspaa advertised OF iie trust the public
viii not LOSE sigh, of BALxy's oLp ESTABLISHED rRkrA
s.roN or SARsPARlLLA which has been constantly use
for all The tsc curing the sick and afflicted IS
.w OF s world The pfce mt n, u sod ben much
sSape than oers and sing far sen,sr quany Of the
Of qn other KINDS renders Iedstf i. il
particular ,hai1e sigq.!ure M'ALEy on tie cork
o. o. eacs, hoIs. Ma drngr;s;s IN Newy yoHt '' @ "
"' "'''''''N
much esteemed by n ,hnt se IT, is fast gaming in public CON
fdence Over oCC pots hnve been sold e pas, year. The
following notice from the Brooklyn Daily News:
B,ILEY's MILITARY SHAVING CREAm-We haze used
Do ss 70 anything Of the kind we ave ever cd It fenes
e operation of shaving Mt once pensant and epsy We would
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

Since lhuisday the weather has become tine ard the
from the country favorable could
pected indeed general opinion that much injury
been sustained from the and harvest progressing
pdy. On Monday lrs there degree of life The
trade which ives ed on owing to the bad
weather niinumg. Foreign Wheat on Friday sold ut
= 10 IS. over Mondays prices.
There were about il 0quaits wheat up day
market the quality of which fine, aud condition generally
good sold 52 S' the rnde Tor old and iore'sn
was dull al about the this day sennIgt Bar
good demand. and fully maintains quotations.
Beans deaer white peas unaecd IN value but maple
and grey higher Oats difficult. sale, anu baey
maintains the prices OF last week