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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-12-06
Forwarding q Commission.

.HNHE subscribers have established The
above business at Chicago and
Peru and will, the coming season, be rea-
dy to contract and attend TO forwarding
goods TO or from either place. for New
York or New Orleans; and will also at
tend in particular, to all goods on commits
sion sent to either point. They are ready
all times to advance on all goods consign-
ed TO, or Produce stored with them, and
Farmers or Merchants in the surroun-
ding country, can have choice of mar
ket, and can sell, or store and take advan-
ces at whichever place they think will af-
ford them the best market; as they will
al all times be prepared to buy or store.
Dry Goods a Groceries.
They have as usual a. good stock OF
Dry Goods and Groceries, at their old
stand, No. ll3 Lake street, Chicago ;
and full supply of Sugars and Molasses
and most other kinds of Groceries at Pc
ri HIS, which they are enabled to sell at
ST Louis prices.
T.. =. & J. WADSWORTH.
April !, 1914. Aft.
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a CA lSib.


NOR the liberal patronage bestowed
a. on my establishment since lis com
menccment, by my friends aud the public,
| would return my sincere thanks. The
constant increase of sales, and the gra,ii-
cation daily expressed by my customers,
has fully convinced me that the principle
upon which my business is conducted,
gives full and entire satisfaction, aud has
induced me to make greater preparations
for my fall trade. My late purchases in
New York have been more extensive than
usual, and can now offer a larger and
better assortment of goods than | have
ever before had the pleasure Of presenting
TO my customers.
would therefore, invite the attention
Of those who have so literally patronized
me the past year TO my stock now open
ing, and solicit continuance Of their Ia
vors. G. BURR.
Ottawa, Nov. 6, lSil-2l-.5
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Ready Made CIOrhiny,

blot cloth. flushing. and Sleeps
Il grey over coats, sack and frock
coats, vests, pantaloons, suspenders,
gloves, mitens. socks, comforters, &c.
&C., Just received a, the stone store, Pc
ru. BALDWIN & BREWSTER.
September 5, 1874.
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Boots. shoes, and Rubbers.
Iron store.

z = TONS Of assorted IRON and
dc STEEL. just received al the Iron
Store, and for sale at reduced prices for
cash. Also.
bales of Cotton Yarn, superior quail
~.
30 kegs of Juniata Nails.
| doz. Collins Axes, Lalh Hatches,
Hand Saws, Door Locks, augers, Brace
Bits, Compass Saws, Butts and screws,
log chains, trace chains, buggy springs,
sad irons, frying pans,&c. &c. Also,
Bureau and cupbord trimmings, glass and
mahogany knobs, brass knobs, chest
locks, knives and forks, shears, window
springs, window glass; brass candle
sticks and shutters, mill files, horse rasps,
wood files, iron squares, block tin and
wooden faucets, door latches and bolts.
Boots and shoes, shoe brushes, and
backing, &c,
DRY GOODS.
Brown and bleached sheelings, calicoes,
ginghams, drllings, linens, &c.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Webster's and Sanders spelling books;
LIST, I'd, and Sd, Eclectic Rreaders; letter
paper, foolscap, ruled and unruled. Also,
wheels and patent wheel heads.
GROCERIES, &c.
Sugar, coffee, tea, salaratus, pepper,
spice, molasses, ground alum salt. in
sacks and salt in barrels, &c. &c.
ID. NEWTON.
Ottawa, July 10, ls44.
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livery Stable.

Livery SfaHsc.
YEyIE subscriber would respect
a fully inform the citizens OF OF eTsA
tawa and the public generally, that " s-1--'- ~,
he is prepared with, and vii -.
furnish to those who may desire ~
them,
Horses and Carriages, Sleighs, &C., and
first rate Saddle horses.
Persons travelling may rely on speedy ano
convenient conveyance to almost any placr
through the country.
N. BAH persons hiring Horses, Carriages,
&c, are required to return them in as good and
sound condition as they were in whcnthey came
into their use.
p. II. SMITH,.
Ottawa, Jan. o. 1919. 3i--tf.
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ClOCkS.

NJ annL tntN CLOCKS sffnW HHei
IUST received fresh stock Of brass
ID and wood clocks, and offer them at
very low prices. for cash OF produce a,
the stone store, Peru. .ss
BALDwIN & BREwsTER.
September s, 1914.
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Dry Goods.

DROAD cloths, cassime.es, salineiis,
ND gray fulcd cloth, pilot cloth; YES.
iings, silk and cotton velvet. llapnels. ker.
seys, jeans, hard times, lnseys, plain.
plaid and colored mcrnocs, black, color.
ed and plaid alpaca Of the latest les
muslin de LANES large assortment of cal.
icoes of the most approved patterns; bal.
zarne prints. muslins, lawns, shawls, Ia
BILE covers. cotton and linen diaper, ladies
hose, handkorchieIs, gloves &c. &c.,--a
the stone store, Peru.
BALDWIN & DREsTER.
September 5, 1874.
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Salt.

Salt.
~ BBI.S. fine salt, just received
~ and for sale by
Novs CUSHMAN & GRIDLEY.
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Fall and Winter Goods,


ment Of
Fall and Winter Goods,
amcrg which are the following -
Black, blue, green, and mixed broad
cloths, satIinetts, Kentucky jeans, hard
times, fustians, &c; black, blue, green,
and brown figured and plain alpaca /;
black and blue black dress silks, b1mba.
zines, allipines, merinoes, cambrics, ed
gings, inseriings. scarGs: bandanna, pom
gee, and cambria handkerchicls, black
silk cravats; sewing silks. twist, cords.
fringe, merino aud blanket shlwls, fan
nels, checks, linseys, iickings, hickory
blue drilling, gloves, mitlens, waddlng.
batting, hickory bleached aud brown
shccting and shifting, callcocs large as
sortment, &c, &c.
Hardware.
Saw mill and cross cut saws, hand and
wood saws, lilies Of all descriptions, shov.
els, spades, manure forks. shovel and
,ongs, sad irons, hoes. pitch forks, log
and trace chains, broad axes, halchels.
Collins axes. sleeves. grid-irons. paten,
egg lriers, wheel heads, sleigh bells.
Whips, lanterns. candle sticks, Britannia
lamps, while-wash, horse, clothes and
hair brushes, curry combs, cattle and wool
cards, knives and forks, butcher knives,
table and tea spoons, shutters, gimblels,
knives, till, trunk, and pad locks,
sheep shears, butts and screws, door latch
rs, trowcls, hinges. states, coffee mills,
rope, quilts, blark books, paper, &c, &c.
Also, large assortment of crockery,
boots and shoes. groceries, &c, &C.,
which We offer for sale, low for cash or
produce. CUSllMAN q GRlDLEY.
Ottawa, Oct. IL, 1874 lT-U
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NEW GOODS.

HNllE subscribers are now receiving a
complete and well selected assert
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Brandrcih's Pills, q our Climate.
TIE wEATnER AND ITS EFFECTS.

Ottawa, Jan. 81, 1919. 3i--tf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12
DIED.

morning, Mrs ELIz, 5, the wife OF Jos Close
IN the 32d year OF her age. ,;l.. .i oc bar sbsr
KaIso) are invited sttend her uneTa 1 'Sfn00n
=, I,;c,ock from No SO Eliz ztb -thstiset
H'Se,ch no Mrs Mary Ann Johnston. aSed S3
Nsrch 0 Cspc Ohm Clark, late OF the Navy
Msrcb 9 NlIs Hannah Nj Duffy, aged 3d. ry
Mach g. after proraced Illness NY JOHN Il.
IN yhe GUN & t" u sb AZ Il West Seventeenth OF
nsafn lines Mi wlLLlAM BROWNIE, IN The list year
q on p' SsFardav March 9Th, after short illness EIEAzEF
g.1p L,sa formerly Of East Hampton Long isl1nI. r
a. EIiy March S. Mrs. Ann Little, N the SD yeaf o.
's{ On Friday, March s. Of consumption J0#s jas hAH
rn w evening March s. Miss DELLA CASSIDY N The
22d ye1T ol nj, morning March IN 7eth
Ms JUDITH WlNTHsqr. widow oL ng"! 7"i'H
On j thursday. March J. I HoMAs ball a5SH . '' %
81 At Flushing l. March oss WHITE - 3ssa 81 yeS,s
a, PnilaJ.Ipha March IN The 52 var oil ne!
ynrSr wife Of Lieut., Frederick \. NsTi.le Z. y
sna daughter OF Robert Kennedy, ESQ T. : >a'' soe-
Albany, March s. Mary S. wife Of Lahs! tuSseI exc
a. Grneya FEB g. Andrew B!unn formerly OF u'iS CITY
aged l. on the 9th :a,,, Major Leonard Slsscker
aged SO,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12
.ora1c sorAnRoN.-The N. o. Picarnne

rsr Pacific SouADRoN.-The N. o. Pcayune
- Sandwich Island paper of December 2nd.
las . that it learns that the U. S. frigaic Con-
fiU'n f.pyat;on Com Kearney, sailed from Honolulu
ss.hl 50 tho 18th of August last; the frigate United
o. ea.os .as Capt James Armstrong, on the 18th of
ssa.sr, ssnst the T. s. soop Of war Cayenne, Capt.
s..Ehnr, on the 9th of November; and the Z. S.
su,s .urs ship Erie, Lieut.. N w. Duke, on the 9Th
# a' the same month.
r.ru ArFRAY-Mr John Adams, merchant
- p NJ. at Decatur, Ala. recently engaged in
~. ..rset fight with Nathaniel B. Johnson, Sheriff
atNeuton Co. which resulted in the death of the
y, t.,mer - BY being stabbed in the abdomen with
v,i hafs Johnson has given himself into the hands
= the authorities.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12
EEIyED.

ARRIVED.
on s"P pPo9ieoas 15., &c. 10 VIM Seison % ~
Bark Wilamlyy Y2u9g days from SeS as osaRs G Is G5o
Head Shot kegs Thomas Lawrence OF Lisetpo9l in fit Of
Br:sh bark Btohsf Daniel IS ds, Liverpool with
mdze TO George Min. So steeT4gr passengsfs 90,
r.i,o ek with eost and hd. 70 ronde SAILED 10
company with bark Chenaago Of Batmoe and brig Adelins
Fl fbe Perry afasd S0f o0 from SorcE in * hay
ing experienced w bad weaths5 I'd is la 2ss long 's
British brig shakspeate, Ambiose % days from Glasgow
B3s o6sTon Samson 20 dsy, from oreaa,
gallons mola4ss l2 bales Graz Crosby FEB
e. long IS, spoke brig Galveston hence for
Bns Home, Price, p days from Trinidad de Cuba,
srain Pouver, Left brig Judson for N'w-YorS IN q ds
et!p i1s o s5 2i S '
Go: brig Old Colony, for Portlani IN 5 days
mud. Ssn with fli aoS a. bushels salt 70 ddsoa sailed IN
company with Brit brig Csz=e for Philadelphia Leit bt
0s e a5aa f5 iG IS a5 from Turks Island
with 1900 bushels salt TO 6 X Laurie Bark Peft OF Gard
sailed day previous for Boston Let tno vessels Loading
Schr VIM Henry N5rris l6 days ron New Orleans win
.ehr Aiiaquesh Is days rom Porto Cabso for Bmor-
Schr Handy Post 2 days from Matsnzas s. hhta 10 b1s
Peal Pierce freight sch CoLnelia sailed days De-
fore !stRit 9 Csps csnsysIe spoke 'ef nsu'tA OF 1o'
a 5oqs' ;so dtsi from M gsw3s s Avn 5il ayman SGGa
for West lndIes days Sailed in company Win schE
Slower for Now-York.
Se6r E4ason GraaT days from Virginia. pine wood
Schr New Union, Chase, of HarTch 81 daTs from Tobias
CO. wt 2O0O lantals Logwood 10 Schumaker Sal cd
10 complIy from the Bar with bark Byron., ssI5 i0
Narseiles Left Am vessels port On ts Bar passed
brig Angoa hence for Tobaco FEB 2l of Cape FLORIDA
saw ship Berlin, o0uud 10 y Orleans.
Schr Richmond, rhornly. Thomaston, ilme
sehr Tho, sgaglding Thomas,oa' lime
Schr Yankee Hewitt, homaSto1, lime.
Schr Helen Mar, F1EaeIl Ihomeston, iiTs
BELOW.
Shin Norma Barton, fran Havana. with sugar 70 NJ ay
loI. Also other ship. barks and oFiss Wlhd T.
SAILED.
Ships Quebec Tor London; Vrgiutan laE Liverpool Gas
ton, New Orleans.
MEMORANDA.
The Ledge Light Boat No. resumed her ration II Oeia
w.rs Say on rh- 4th Instant
The sca Phea1 viii sail from Norfolk fer Charss on
the 18Th INST
DISASTERS.
Bark Bevis al frun Havana. 18th ut shipped
several which did mach taase and caused ef 20 esX
Brs Augusta Leach Of and or Boston for MstaIzas vas
LII lo.t IL gale on he Cab= eaoSt26h ult Nome
OF saved The captain and crew have a'Tfed a. Lar
deuas. -. L.. .xLsJ
doyn on m. 28cn s considerably damaged, and lost -
.rv thing noYs7le from deck
~ Cotton Canvas, CONPRlSISG HEAfr !
c All DUCK LIGHT RAVENS, fox BOAT sails,
AW SISGS. &c Also, HEAVY TARPAGLlSSs: S Ia IA,
and rwilled q and ,Lch Also Grain and esi os' q
and 0a''sSs ssSsaIsSfu5kERAoFF. e FOX & PoLHEMUs.
| rs snis ~ 'siSe ''''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12
MARRIED,

n, Monday evening ll,h lust, BY Rev John sAuey I
CHtrI.ss P CHAMBsRIIS, OF Ams,adam !, 20 MISS
W,shnsion {, March s. By Rev Mr. Harley MAJOR
seua!t PqymasI Ra,yy Ramy q e M5 ,hnS0h hn
trssnsborouch Ga Feb l2 by Rev Wesley Arnold
p q andrew bishop the Methodist Episcopal Church,
10 SIs Anu Erir Co. Pa Feb 22 Hall, Principal OF the
NsTv,lie Academy, Adelaide II Lee
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

On Sunday II tIe weather b- ,fala Cans VII mn
sYsry hoar
The Ci, Han and 9th Street Line will run as follows
From a VI. every IL m1utes throughout the daY n 30
P. NJ.
The extra night line will run as follows:
Leave CITY Hall for 27,h street g. 30 30 10. 10 So
H. II 20 and u Leave 9th street for City Hail. 30 g. 80
g. 9 30 10, 10 30, II and II 30.
Persons wishing commute will find 10 their inarest
do the fare such viii b reduced Please apply
their oc MOI Tron Row, OF Centre street, oppo
site the Park. (f2q 2ws) ". 5. .CARMAN SecrT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12
Ne.v-York Cattle market.


The demand for AIuscovedo Sugar. has incrssssd far
rt points and all s stock market hs: taken up
snpIed eli at :s for fair es and 81 g for IN
l-Ii9r. fantec have tei ideas raised high point
and LOOK Tor further rse in these prices Mo!.ssss has also
continued TO b= sought atte and very per
taete being aIge humber OF English vessels loading for
troviEces Cofee $ s.. quality Exchange on me
Norm declined and OF dull sale per discount on
New \ ok, and I. do. on Southern ports.
Extract o! letter dated MAYAGUEz (P r. Feb t. 1874
ou esn form no idea how dull this place b-inS
etgly overstocked with al kind of AmercoH Provisions
and bu tte selling Price, which the amonga
al the Wmdwaid Islands The Sugar crop very large aud
good quality, but prices have advanced within davs
that no prime be had under sii Molasses also
en- so4Ght alter d; SIG the 10 without cask There
are now 25 American vessels this port waiting for SUGAR
and NolasseS, OF having been mouths
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

WHALEBoNE,.-saes 1900 lbs home use a, ACC, cash.
HlDES-We notice sales dar OF 5000 to 1000 Oronoco At
about previous rates.
New-Eork Cattle Market " March IT,
AT market 1850 Beef Cattle $50 South 2a soY
and Calves and 900 Sheep
rR1cRs-Bscf Catie-A good demand at : 55 s. 3
20 S Is Sc q, with extra q :5 80
toos and Galrtg.-Al! sold al sl4 SO
shsep-Ali sotd q; 81 80 10 81 50, as IN quality
HaD-supTi-, large at decline OF p;icez. Sales I'll he
week from, 20 to 75c per cwt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12
school and Miscellaneous Books, &c.
WILLIAM +. CORNWELL.

33 Beacer-Street, three doors from Peqrl-strest
o Offers at LOWEST RATES, School and Misce!la-
nous Books Blank Books Papers Qus and Stationery in
ynh2 3nis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

- The Present SeaSoll.-Ihers IS not a inan .
woman or child should take medicine al ih season OF
bn mor especially this present. time; for there
49, rohably never so existing al one peiiod
as THERE ARE NOW likely produce state OF sickness
III yssat.d CHANGES the ATMOSPHERE, by ACTING Is
M rpoS ,h, consstence and quality of the BLOOD IT
SELF give occasion the most fatal and magnant ds2
The bile bee and often without any waninsl IN
os acrimonious condition from these repeated changes
and T the STOMACH and BOWELS have been neglected pre-
xIo,sIy the first sy npomS require IMMEDIATE ATTENTION
70 rnoye the uiiI nich the hnman r1r /; i!aoie
no medicine has been found eectua as bandTehs Nss
III Pills which are known by the experience OF
onsaads 10 perfectly cleanse the blood Of all oqne re-
move every morbid affection tnd reno ale " Ah anu
rnnsrituti0ns 10 perfect health and vlsoF =,
Dr. Br4ndreths offices 2l B1oadwsy Sg iiadson 81: "a
BnweIy Mrs Booth, Market ST. brooAiyn nhiz IL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12
Mems, Boys, and Chidrcn'S Clothing.
GEOasGE a. asEEN,

NOS. 40 Chn1ham-strec. nnd 4 BO.yery,
WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND a FULL
AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
MEMS, BOYS IND CHILDRENS CLOTHING,
OF all descriptions nade IN the MOST sAsHoNABLR sryLE
winch he would respectfully invite the attention OF h,s
In want. As he mas made arrangements 10 TecsNe
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTiNGS, &c,
by every Packet aud Of experienced
Cutters hs pledges himself give perfect satisfaction 10 all
who may purchase.
~ B. Garments made order al TIE shortest notice arS
tc!th strict ptH1ctldiiiy. mhIi imi.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

SALT RHEuM SCURyy, RISGwoRM, &c.-Afsr curing IN
50 or 90 Jones liam hemcal Soar can be consci
enClous recommended the above diseases, letter cad
had old sores BARRIERS tcl Sc Sold al the sign OF The
American Eagle, So Chatham ST. OF 223 Broadway, = l.
a,I
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12


SASDss SARsAPARILLA-Science has never yet explained
tn" iiosophy OF digestion We know that the mSticatsd
food veed first into the seniud called chyme and
stterwaIds oy admxtur9 with the hillary and other
uids, into chye milky liQ1ld. which passage to the
VEINS becomes blood But how this effected nc l.
Attempts have been mad for digestion By kenng
the stomach 70 nall and also pot; but as Dr. HI
Ter Observed sneither mill nor stew-pot but stomach
gentlemen, aud nothing but stomach Experiment how
eyer the father ofil practical philosophy has disclosed
the means b. which the stomach and through the blood and
the nnumerabie diseases immediate and contingent which
there have their origin be ac;d In SASDs's SAR
properties 20 leeu ate aud give the digestive
apparatus; and purge and purify the blood ror
Of disease the very process Of its formation For
this reason in Dyspepsia Liver Complaints Obsuctions
the Bowels and Organs OF Secretion Scroiua Nercurl. dis
orders and ali the class of diseases coming under
the head of rupiion this medicine is administered with
form and most extraordinary success.
or certificates and numerous testimonials pamphlets
and various papers.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail BY A. B. D. Sands
Wholesale Druggists 79 Fulton street NewYoIA Sold
273 Broadway II East Broadway and By Druggists
ally throughout the United States Puce 81 per botes,r
bottles
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

u BURNS, ScALDs, Frosted Parts Chaie, Chhlai0s,
ScIofuons Salt Rheum Eryspelas Plies Felon all Sores
uaned Skin &c be perfectly cured by the OF Con-
neS Magical PAIN Extractor from q COutandt strse or
| no pay Ill be taken for
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

DEAFSEss.-The afflicted find and permanent
cure for deafness Dr. McN1is Acoustic OIL at 81 Court
landt s., Also EAST Indian Hair Dpe WARRANT ED TO
| color the Hair, but will not the SKIN.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

= !"
cusd by using cake OF the famous laan Chemical soap
only pace 10 se genune this City at the sign OF the
American Eagle SO Chatem 32S Broadway, New OH,
az a Fulton street Brooklyn The pablo cautioned
against bsius cheated BY th any else Gg!
Dnriug severe Illness which has thrown the proprie-
or on sick bed Tor several weeks has been niamousy
.ot t,rc;,sI ~ !" mh2 2teod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

rORNS, CORNS AND TOOTH8CHE Cured
" without extracting, for sAIs az A e. BURRs i,".-tY
store 50 Bow-fy. y Y. Prc- ~ Sarh iU ITnIs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

OH OF TA2SIHA composition lately discovered Tor
serving all kinds Of Leather keeping Boots and Shoes
proof Water than through India Rub
nor Z Courilaudt 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12
MARINE JOURNAL

Ships Gaston E!lrdge, New Orleans, +. X Collins Co..
Cincinnati Rose New-OrIeans, Stanton Frost; Reuz
Clark Orleans Post Phillips; An,on, bakman ChaIies
ton Sutton Olympia BoIlefton Have, Hargous, Brother
s. Co.
Barks Gaelic Allen New Orleans, Tay lor Merrill An
shuac, Wilson, Vera Cruz He1.ous Brothers Cos Clas
ss Perkins Braufort, \ C Elwell y Co.
Bfss ssraanah, Hadley sayannah SStutges Chairman
Schrs Victory Penhed Alexandria Srurges Chairman;
Friend Lewis Gsorgetowp, Post Phil!ipai Aan D. Dr,
coll Norfolk, SuIg-ss Chairman.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

[ w. sxo;r,t;a 1f no i... 2hs best quality Of Peach
Orchard hcin?y ne oTic. Washinzton-s'et,
o.a- So " ~ ~ ' fzt I'm jwis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12
,-sa NEW-YORK & HARLEM RAIL

NEW-f UKh & HARLEM KALI
- ROAD CO.-SPRING ARRANGE
- - NJ MkNTS.-ln order 10 accommodate
the public geDrai and the residents Of Yorkvie Harlem
and Weztchests - particularly. the Company will run
th5n Cars on and after March si, 1884, in the following
Leave City Hall ioT Leaye Harlem iol Lave WansbE.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

. COmStoc's Erract II ScfsGpG,lUa from q Court
landt ST. for the of,
Chronic rheumatism, Genera! Debility,
Scro(uia Kings' Euil Er5tpiiOnS Of the Skin
SIercuriqi Diseases. SWELLING Of the Bones
And al diseases arising from impure OF the Blood
Exposures, Imprudences Life EIcesiue Of Mercu "
&c Price so ceuts pr bottle or 81 per dozen.
RHEUMATIsM-How important to those who have Rheum
asn, Gou Contacted Cords Muscles the ludian We
et4be Elixir and Linment which has been known
fail in single complaints At 81 Court
l,,d,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

University of the City of Nev-York-
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT--The Commencement for
concrng the degree OF Doctor Of Medicine The candidates
for the session 1884, will take place thursday next h
inst at l2 O'Clock A NJ. the Chapel OF the UnseIsty
The Clergy, Members OF the Profession, and public gene
rally. are respectfully invited TO attend
An add ess will be delivered 10 the graduates by Professor
The Procession viii move from the College Building in
Broadway al past II O'Clock.
y. 8. Seats Will Re reservsd for Ladies.
By order Of the Faculty,
REDEORO
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

THr BEST COUCH CANpy.--,t has been proved by many
ot oar citizenS that JONES'. COUGH CANDY IS the
Grand remedy Tor pulmonary lung complaints 1t IS sold
To- one shilling package the OF the American agle
~ Chatham 1913 Broadway. We advise our readers 10
LIZ II Us rsallv SooA-n0 hnmbuK. mhl2 Zteol
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

.D7-To THE PUBLIc-The cool audacity Of Comstock e
Co. inserting notice in the Tribune and other papers on the
I'd signed Henry Daley in which II was stated that g
co still Us and that the public not 10
be imposed by the pretended agency WakeT street
inspired many GCubtess with the bliel who did not know
the IF onterv the finn thatt and genuine docu
ent bona de signed b. H. Daily We wrote TO the latter
on The subject and here the concluding pant o his reply
The advertisement headed "Th. Question Settled, IN
he Daily Tribul.s of March 3D. emluang from Comstock
Co OF which you published without my
knowledge or consent, and against Ry wishes.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

~ Cotton Canvas, COMPRISING HEAV
SAT- DUCK. LIGHT RAVENS, foE bOAT SAILS,
aWSJSGS &c Aiso, HEAVY TARPAULlSS. "a
eER vi TiSGs % TO p inches wide; BAGGISG, PLAN
and sxilled and lch- Also Grain and Meal bss'' "a
aad ; bushels. For sale bE uvMr-s
DA'i' 90 Pine street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

~ has On consequence OF beng undermined in rem By
some gentlemen, 1old Brat~I) removed MS God Leaf
Factory No. 4 Rsadr.stre- only three 60o from his old
stand where coafden, MS cid i,ieads VIII follow Bts
auaIiry Dentists Gold foil. J. l.. WAUGH,
mare lmi,- Pr.c,cs Gold Beater, 10 90 Reade-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12
1.-THE Exhibitor Of the Sabbath School
The Rev, John Do.yIing.,

q The Rev. john DoNlIng, OF Irovldsnce
r. will preach Annual Sermon the Male Missionary
Society OF the Berrien Baptist Church their Meeting House
on Tuesday tthis) evening at /. o'c ock.
Il expected that Delegation from the Tuscarora Tribe
Indians the Western part OF tins State Will be present
and participate in The exercises.
half the Society. II