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Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16


Lat ON Merico.-The schooner John Barns
apt. iollingshead, arrived yesterday in days
n Ma Cruz
Tho Captain reports that on the 9th ult., the
oloop of War Vincennes, Capt Buchanan,
lying at SACRIFICES, awaiting the arrival Of
Ge,'eral Waddy Thompson, to convey him to the
United States.
Il was reported at Vera Cruz that an order had
neen issued by the British Charge d'Affairs, that
the Identical British flag which was the subject of
late difficulty between Great Britain and Meg
p, should be hoised on the flag staff at the Cas-
~ Of St. Juan de UIloa, on the arrival of the new
&.Sish minister, who daily expected, and
|zss u salute fired from the city and the fort
his lunding-whether it will be complied
smains to be seen.
VI Santa Fe prisoners confined in tho Castle
ME, were suffering dreadfulIy during the
nth, l6 Of the number died in that time
}aone out of those who remain are able 10
ny thing. -.
he steamer Guadalupe and schooner of
arrived at Vera Cruz from Iiobasco on the
rs uIt.; with troops on board. Two British
e"igsand two French sIoops of War were also
ing at Sacrfces.--N. o. Tyopic. Feb 3.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16
VAN buren,, Februafy /, 1874,

VAN buren,, February /, 1874.
Mcssrs. Clarke 8 Sterne, 53i9
GENrLEMEN:-You will please to announce me in
your paper as candidate for the office Of Clerk of
the Circuit Court for the county of Crawford at the
next October election. ~ X. 5. GIBSON.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16
aaRkHr1L, Cherokee Nation, Jan. %. 1874.

aRkHILL, Cherokee Nation, Jan. %, 1914.
ne Editors of The Tropic:
n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. person has been so kind
re- - send me your paper of Dec. 30th, in which
erve an article on the affairs Of the Cherokee
Mr. Aion. bearing the signature, MISSIONARY. If,
iR1kse adoption Of such signature, the writer,
sSfr he mny be, intended to convey the inn
- On. that the article was written by some of
,s4issionaries in the Nation, he is certainly
ys'.,e.iy Of severe rebuke. However that may be,
nS inst as party concerned, beg tho space to as.
sure ycur readers-as | Gun with the utmost con-
~ y N that such an article has not proceeded
W ne pen of any Missionary among the Cher
"9s' Nor can think Of any person who eper
sF gen Missionary in this Nation, to whom !
pu'c V'lh any probability im,ute it. .oa
H. Yours respec:ffHj;,'
- t@stS gf S. A. WORCESTER.
Y. y ] beg IT, favor of every editor, who may
hase- pnblished tho article above referred to, to
puth,s, this, also. -ns S. A. w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16
LOST.

LOST,
the 9th ult, on the upper road from Fort Smith
" to Van Buren, ladies green head reticule, con.
tanning eagle, half and one quarter do some
two three dollars in silver, some rings breast pin
and bracelet, and two three linen handkerchief
The finder will be literally rewarded, by lea wing it at
J. H. HEARD'S, Fort Smith, with MORRILL, &
MAREAN, Van Buren,.
March 9, lSI4-3t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16
FEMALE SCHOOL IN FORT SMITH.

N9Rs. WALKER would respectfully announce to
IVF the public that she vii! open Female School in
Fort Smith on Monday the 4th of March. She trusts
she is fully warranted in plcdging herself, from her
long and hitherto successful experience as teacher,
to merit the patronage of those parents and guardians
who may commit daughters to her 'charge The gov.
ernmcnt of the school will be strictly parental com
binng mildness with frmness. .,..,
The course of instruction will be ample and tho
rough comprehendng most of the branches both solid
and ornamental, which usually taught IN insttu
tons of the highest character Special attention Will
be given not only the cultivation OF the mental lac
ultes but also the moral training or education oil
her pupils Her object not being to mpart mere su-
perfcal know ledge of those branches which too often
constitute Polite education ), but to quahiy them
for and sustain with credit to the nseves
the duties that may devove upon them IN the various
spheres which they may be called by Providence IN
after life .e.. 81. An
L,,ch Sl2
- Music, sra- ..-faf .--.@ S<o. ---
.p,n;,s will he boa rded on reasonable terms.
REFERENCES. --,.. ..
al, + Clark Morrisons Bluffs.
sa. CI 1';,swortb MLcan's Bottom.
c., r Racers rs Fort Smith.
MT n AfLinson Fort Smith.
Fort Smith, March 9. lS44.-5t
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16

S fhriring Settlement.-By census to-
kSxesterduy of the St. Charles Hotel,
4 ",xsi,ants of the place was then
=, we oo'.s-s was the sum total
u was 'nes on the increase.-
are people enousA ~ithin the walls
% form a large country village.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16

advertisement interchangeable who NAV
wish to be instructed in the graceful art of dane
ing, referred to the following advertisement
taken from an exchange paper
DAN Sing SKULL.
Miss ter lighttoot PROPOSES too open dan sing
skull in which that helegant hart will bee tort in
the new west fashun. Lad dies and gentlemen
hoo ma sea fight to patrun eyes him in his under
take in will please to sin their 10 this paper.
Skull toe bee open as sun TWEEN tea sinners do
sin. -....
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
ME subscriber has just returned from the East,
4 with an entire new and well selected stock of
goods, consisting, in part, of
Calicoes, Mernoes. Anpacaos. Shawls. Muslins,
Boots and Shoes, Quecnswarc, Hardware, Iron
and Nails, Glass, Groceries, &c. &c. &c.
He faters himself that the above stock can be sold
at such prices comport with the of the
g. S. BRINE, Fort Smith.
Dec. 3d. IS4S--47-z
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16
GOOrS AT COST.

'HNE1E subscriber, being DESTROYS of selling out
II his prescn: stock of Goods as soon posi-
BILE. tenders them to the public at cost prices for
cash. Having purchased them in the Eastern
markets at as low les as any in the place. he
feels confident he can make it the interest of buy
ers to give him call. JOS. II. WAIT.
..I...,.-. .......... Garrison Avenue,
Second door from J. II. Heard's.
Fort Smith, March Is, 1914.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16

veg Work.-We are pleased to learn
tne Spirit of the Times, that a fresh pro
poultry ballad, is out by Doctor Hay
llnled the /" Ian of the Last Hen"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16

Toilet and Fancy Articles,
COMPRISING Hail Oils, Pomatums, Cologne, Tooth
OBrushes, Soaps, Shaving Boxes and Brushes, Ra
zors, Pufs in boxes for ladies' Coarse and Fine Combs
Cold Cream, &C. for sale by A. NJ BUSH.
March l6, 1874
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16
Iarif.-Read the following sensible arti.
the Fauquier (Va.) Flag of '9S:

s sS Tarif.-Read the following sensible arti.
q ON the Fauquier (Va.) Flag of '9S:
lNe Richmond Wing is parading extracts from
tb' Messages of the Democracic Presidents TO
81 nat all of them were in favor Of protecting
z. 0iac'ures. Admitting the extracts to be quot
~ e rrectly, and not cut from what might give
u ano'hcr meaning, we ask, can it be believed.
m isSerson. Madison, Monroe. and Jackson.
.r 'hey spoke Of protecting pnnufactnres meant
20 f,' asery other class of people? duty OF
~ ''i cent, is protection enough; it gives abun'
GAM ofrevenue TO the Government. and fair
prebh 70 The manufacturer. But the abominab'e
Jar 81 lS42, amounts 10 an average of 30 per
o oa, "a on many articles. ranges from $50 to
Nv Veent-thus starving out the Government
~ fsning the people at large, and enrichne
'ne ''e"eu'acturers. England is considered the
n noe oFer'laxed country on earth: and, yet, her
laipf y0ragcs under 30 per cent. When she ip'
ss" 70 prohibit the products of other countries
~ q NV is not put higher than 33b per ceut. =
lhte' the average duty is l7>per cent. Bu
- III america. the Tariff averages "a per cent
e ~, ~ many articles, reaches $50 and 200 PEI
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16
TAKE NOTICE:

A LII persons indebted to u.s. either by Note, or Ac
n count, for 1872 and '43, notified that pay
must he made Immediately to costs, Ion.
ger indulgence cannot be given
w. R. JOHNSON, & CO.
Fort Smith. March, 10th, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16

of which is in cultivation; the of this land
tom land the farm is in good repair and has first
buildings erected thereon. The dwelling house has
three rooms below and two above. a good kitchen,
smoke house, and all other necessary out houses The
lanyard in first rate repair, ID vats bark house and
first rate work house. Persons wishing purchase
will do well to call and examine for themselves.
will take pleasure in showing the property. For the
above named farm and lanyard, will take one thou
send dolarsone half in negro property and the other
in money trade that can into money. The
above farm lies mile from my residence, II miles
south Of Fayetteville, and 80 miles from Van Buren,,
close TO the Van Buren, road T. X KIDD
March 9, I54i-5-6w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16

- your Dens, o! Coons?--'Do you hear that
frivnlful bayng of the Democratic blood hounds,
thai y Filling bark! of the coon hunters swelling
up 5>mo old Louisiana? Do your mark the terrif-
icg am of that bloody knife of "Locofocoism
Ga ogits glory splendors in the turbid Mississip-
H. dreadful to behold than the giant sword
N Hank! the Coon skinners coming!
naad Mugog Of tho woods are upon you!
eg patrons of hen-roots. ye mdni ght
ehicken-coops, back, back to your crags
81 down, down to the bowels of the
we for refuge, or We will have the
hid, from every mothers son of you, and the
birds of the air shall build their nests of your torn
and fretled fur!"-Ky. Yeoman.
~ Well, if the "Yeoman" is no: shaft horse and
"a" lhsa rowsus up "saIt river" Ed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16

4 NJ. Bush, has hand, and offers for sale.
"A cheap for cash,
25 Sacks Salt, 49,
Barrels Brown Sugar,
Sacks Coffee,
Raisins, Almons. Mackerel. IIerrings,
Candies, by the box, retail,
Fresh Pickles by the jar, Cheese,
Lemons by the box. Corn Brooms,
Or exchange for country produce, beef, hides, pei
tries, bees-wax taow, y c., at cash prices.
March &C. 1874 "
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16
PRODUCE STORE,

PRODUCE STORE.
INHE Subscriber respectfully begs leave to inform
l the public that he has taken the brick building on
Main Street, one door north of John Austin & Co 5
grocery store. where'he will constantly keep hand
Flour, orn Meal. Corn, Butter, Eggs Venison hams
Chickens Vegetables of all kinds, Honey. Dried Ap.
pies, Dried Peaches, Turnips, and Potatoes. All of
which he will sell low for cash. A. NJ. BUSH
March I6, 1914 - .."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16

PRINTS, q OTHER DRY GOODS.
ID ECELVED, direct from Boston, large lot Of
RPrints and other Dry Goods, for sale by piece
Package SCOTT, WHITE, & co.
March, I6.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

Fs6'y "a, 1914
CoTroN-o ordinary sa9a; midaling 81 a94; mid
ding fair st o9a; fair 81 10, good fair IO4
lOa good fine lOa cents.
SUGAR-Louisiana 5 a 7: Havnna white o
a 10; brown 81 ct. M
MoLAsses-23a, per gal.
ToBAcco-2 a st c. ss#
FLoUR-$4 20 a 4 25. .E. ..., #ssf
WHIsKEY-Rectified 49, a 81.
CoFFEE--53 Z rs5.-
SALT--$l SO a SIS.
RIcE--2 so a 9 IS, per Dbl. Hl
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16

ne ABOVE lands will not be sold at less price than
six dollars in specie per acre. upon credit Of one twn
three four, and hive years. with or more good Sc
curities, payable to the Governor of Arkansas or his
the rate Of ten per cent per annum til paid and the
interest to be paid annually.
reference to the act authorship sale Of the Sem
mary Lands approved 2oth December ls4O. will point
out the conditions and restrictions under which the
sale will be made. A VEIL
Van Buren,. March g. IS44-5.2t
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-16

l.nf. ON Merico.-The schooner John Barns
APT. iolingshead, arrived yesterday in days
~ sza Cruz
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23

~ Persons WHO Use BRAspsEru's PItLs are not az
ced by the continual changes which We
subject IN this climate. Sudden changes from rery no,
,hls weathsr unfavorabs TO nesih aud fac, uni.
ver,ay ied that heat aud powerful gent.
producing dease. and that constant dry and constant
weather both favorable TO It's generation; does signify
what cali 1t; Le oSue It may be bilious fever II,
nsy be yellow fever: be dysen;sy; may be rheuma
,is,n; may bc brorchs may be choic it may be con
slps;ion ofte bo7vs u may be inflammation Of bowels
m.y be Inflammation OF the stomach be nervous
a'ee,or nj si i di.ease ard disease cuase by the
BR NNDRETH PILLS. because they ell the mpuri.
,s from III; body. all that feed further
pssreS cf,he mgiady after how Called thus hese p
.e uu the mo.t r=dic0e but generally the only
in,dce ;het need ought be used A: the pre,e, time
mans duty who wishes to his heal;h ue
tfen n. duty ofevey who knows anything ofth.
hesl..soring po"srs. TO nuke known IN MS
date circle sold al % cent, box 2 Broadway ga Bow.
ey; 24l Hudson 81 and Mrs Booth Mnrket.si. Brooklyn
Also OF Mrs Wilkinson, 4l2 Cherry 81. +. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23
Rates of discount on Bank n

According 10 the Troy Wing, the earnings Of the
Troy and Schenectady Railroad 81 per than
during the tirne last year.
The business on the Central Railroad, Georgia, is
rapidly nceasn and nolF large: hnn before
completion The business of the exceeds th, of the last
in the same ratio tfa, did the preceding year.
The Five per cent. stocks OF the State OF South
Carolina redecnale lN January will be redeemed aer
the lst Of October the Bank tho STATE Charleston
1900 10 1000 shares oi East Boston stock changed
hands Wednesday last, Boston, at 2s 20 2s share.
In Philadelphia and lis neghbsrhood there are
seventy Manufacturing establishments. .ot cloths jeans
carpets &c which employ 2i20 looms and It's cardng
ohines The quantity Of Nool used weekly i, upward Of
oOO lbs In Kensngon and NorheH Libere, there are
nineteen hundred and fifty hund loom One ohese
manufactures consumes all the Wool which be red on
thirty ofand Does not this prove farmer.
the Importance ofprOtectlng our manufacturer.
A, Baltimore Msryla State Loans are done at
IS 7s and 7ss with interest tho pucbase-Stering S.
sellers ut 3 per cents 4l coupons attached Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad shares held s5l, and Il bd-sna
sales n, 5l Su.quehanna Canal offered Ia and bid
Srsouehnnna Railroad did 81: ked The money market
easy The applicant Bank gatifed ind the rates. Us
heretofore per No loans at less rates by private
caylIa.,s No Specie motion. Bl, London are n:
9}5 ~ sales at both rates -B'emen 1t-Amsfdam so
q All the inland exchanges done at tbs loves,
par lO-f.mton aud Philadelphia moderate sum in
,Iexlcan Dollars been sold al - Spanish se at pem
Five Francs 93 Ger; fcae, and Coupons a, repor
od o. for li-70 for si2e o sI3and 7s ior
ana sales moderate
The following sales were made at the Brokers
Board. Boston. yesterday:
as5 hnres Eas, Boston 90 ll6 Boston md Worcester Ri
mi Worcester Kd ts-s5 do be 67S-25 We tern ri So
5000 Reading Railroad Bonds of lsiI 7oss5Ov0 do 7b
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23
lIsKKIElJ.

On III. ls,h ins By Rev Dr. Feu Mr.. JoES PiRslE Jr.
70 hi, s.s.R FRANCES DusHnBrRRy OF ihiS eity ,
,A Ps@lst VI tie IStL by Kew. +. b. Huooaf r.
=, sIsOSo " D. ELIZA Ann ASpsus. all OF Paw
a, New Haven CT. on 18th Rev. JosYPH H. NICHOLS
&c 10 LOrtsA daughter oi The uie kev Edward ksiedce VI
"a, East Bloomfield. by Rev Robert W. Hall. Doctor E. F.
.sos 10 NARY 5. daughter Of Hon. Jonethsn Buell. all Of
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23
SPLENDID GOODS AT THE
V-YORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

.IEW-YORk CASH TAILUHLNG Is EHTAbLiSHMENI,
No. l42 FULToh-sTRkET, NEAR BROADWAY.
JUST Received large and elegant assortment Of Fall and
Winter Good. aentlemons and prepared
nsuppIy our customers with garments OF description Of
apcIo workmanship both with gard 70 style and durabi'
y and at prices below those the pretended cheap cuih
establishments IN Broadway Those sstabinhmsnt beng
compelled By 0 Their chargs inersas
ed prices Of inferior wokmuns p In ordre that
gentlemen muy b. OF the truth Of statement
nve examination Of goods we'll t0 the
ys of sarmenrs which atfer Ourselves will compare
gvoraby with any made this country and at prices the mo
.sti,fsctoy 9 FISHER & CO sl6 lmis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23


% ,Ss, 1hibition OF the he Queens County Hor-
nus Exhibition on Tuesday and "wednesday a,th end
Pavilion. L. All persons interested Horticultural products
are Iezpee,niy 'eeues to present articles io exhibition
the oath. All articles Z" D. distinctly labelled with Their names.
A,he close ofthe exhibition or W.ins:d,y articles not re-
fred viii be sold Gt public ancon thus apdins eli
TO be appropriated towards d-.rayng expenses
biton
Ticket, of admission will be ID; cent: each-one ticket will
nf1ii obe eentlenrn and one ladies'
The society will spare no pains TO make tins It's rst Annual
choce fruits and owe .I cu e IN and around FG.hinr
alone. will furnish ths naiern for no ordinary show si3 "a
fJ- Beaver and lIoIeskin Hsts.-O. FISH in
yies III attention OF The tasteful and dcmins,inr TO ms Fail
STYLE OF Gen.lemen Hat: now got me Flr,t Qnol OF
the above description particularly. s4 so light. elastic and
graceful article rnd ms cheap Gs beautiful HIS long eIper
and celebrity manufacturer sre guarantee 10 Ii.
public OF Obtaining HI, Sales Room. l71 B,cadwuy
senee and superior article IN every respect; so 81
tcs- Fall Style of Eat..-Bird, corner Pine
and Nassau S;rcets.-Genemen's Hats OF the style
for the ensuing Teasy Tor examination ana sale
Gu27 Inns EIRD. cor. Pine md Nassau
1 Hats-F'an Fashion.-Now ready. q compIe,.
OF the Fall Fashion HATS. which in o.aiv we
prices. VIZ: Fine Mole or silk Hats. s2a; Extra do .3
WATSON & co. i5i Chatham Square.
n B. Caps ofevery description on hand and made to Of
der. s5 ThS&Mu
tT Autumn uats.-The subscriber announces 10
ms and ohen his readiness supply the Fall Pat
tern Of Gent!cmen's Hats.
The finest Nr:na furnished herr,...............sia %
81 quality. ' .i............... 25
au2i rtf SPENCER. 81 Chambers street.
10 GentIemen's Hats-FALL FASfiION-WAR-
2i Broadway, have ready for sole their style
OF Gentenen's Hats. for the ensuing season. a3Os:f
70 New Style Gcntlemen's Hats.-rhe sub
crire prepared 10 furnish his style for the fall
which will be iOund fully sustain the reputation he has here
oiure enjoyed IN the production 0s article OF
dseSs AMlDON. Fashionable Halter.
nu6 I'm wall St. corne! Nassau.
G- Barry's Fall Fashions for Gcn,lemens Eiar
Cu:tng will he introduced the Rooms No 1i5 Broadway
Shortly after the arrival of the British Steamer Britannia
t3 I'm.
~ Graham House, e3 BarcIay.-Czens
transient desiring quiet hOme where real Temper
c. without munnts leshneats invited patronze
this house Terms moderate. Shower baths free.
au2 t;H X. GOSS.
h5- BOARDlNG.-hlrs. G lSS. having opened the new
and comncdlous house d Vesey ST.. the Asnr House
groiiers choice U desirable transient permanent
BoaGdegs. COton Shower. and cold Baths free The
locaos central yet quiet and shady. Terms moderate
auatfts
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23

70 I. o of O. F.-The Members Of l'ompkins Lodge
No o. oi F. particularly requested a; h-r
Lodge Room. corner Of Hudson and Gruyest'se:s TUESDAY
morn'oE next NJ ~ o'clock ~ for the pufopoe Of attend
ns the celebration OF O.snsan Lodge nt Sing S,n9
By order. J. T. COJESHOTEN G.
A SwA-rUoT-EE Secrelsrv .iip.>
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23
MARINE JOURNAL.
/" See Last Page.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Ship Edwiu West, from Cuxhaven 9th August. with mdse
TO Hu;but & C". August d spoke brig O,culus bound
UP Sept 3 lat Al lon 49, spoke brig SnOpp OPP. 81
ported No date lat 43 ion So ch Eliza Ann. bound the
Ship Southport, Griffith ds I'm Charleston Sc with cotton
Shin ASbsaa bunker g ds I'm Cardiff Wales with iron
Br Brs AIethusa Lene'ton J2 days from Windsor Ms with
ultef Sailed II company With Br oEic Leader or
the L >tstes -, -,
10 Su'ih s Boynton
Big Ruby Mitchell. from Kingston. with Goals. bound TO
Bo,ton.
psriencrd heavy gales from the th l7,h lit 81 sustac
Br Senr PARALLEL Lockbar, IL Days from Windsor NS. with
Seht Chppe Harrington day, I'm Eus;por with sihs
teh Julia Ann Tucker d, FIN Lubec, with !a,h, and pas-
ebr Tsrry Not Lawless days I'm Bristol, RI. in baai,
Scht Fairfield. Burr ds I'm Salem with pepper &c to
Fatnhpm & Co. -, VT: ;,L .
chr Gaiens Abbott ds I'm Washington. NC. with naval
Sebr Eizabeh < Ann Spencer. ds FIN Washington. DC.
with master
schf ST Pierre. FuIguson cs I'm Newoe'n nv. WIN ''i
stores la master. ,r -, III o,-o 49,,
lie s,i 10 Middleton & Co. Left no American vessels
Schr Providence Cast, Is I'm Virginia with swes' poa'oes
master. ;L o,.,o.,
Scar l. AckeIman. Weeks 2ds I'm Vg'nis win poaioes
schr Reaper. from Berlin. with
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23
NEW SPRING GOODS!
Men's, Boys and Children's Clothing.

G. r. o L G Z II q N + Il N,
No. no ChnthnIn-street,
gL KEEP HI G2EsANTty FfF ~ fA1Po Full
.fEN'S BO vs. AyVD CHILDREJN'S tLOTHLFG.
nfa descriptions nude in the MOST FASHIONABLE sTYLEo
hich he would respectfully invite the attention OF Those wnhe
4. he has made nrmncc To recsive
CLOTHS. CisSiMEREs. VESTlNGs. &c.
every packet and has secured the services Of expeencs
Cse he pledges himself TO give perfect satisfaction 10 alb
wh- mny purchase.
N B-Garmsns raaas ords, tAs slortest noss, aqd
tfu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23

Tax PiLys This distressing complaint. which attacks
na1y bO;h o and young, checked IN
terminate. fatally unless the patient submits hriseii pain.
fu srd dangerous opstatol- A. The attack @
ba coming Hay .uiueut shoud be used will sffsc,
GEd permanent This should be borne mind
there bat what later.
troubled with f' compaini certnin consequence rf
node Ol vlug and should neeec, 10 guard against
them when felt about The parts affected
u6de ~ thSCy have been cured by TINS remedy Sodby
Comst"ck x TO No 81 Cour,lsnd,s'. 1t warranted 10
cue any case the money will be returned.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23
DIED,

vn sunday morning. n, o'clock after shor Illness r
IN rAeLrs. IN TIE sih year oi HI, Hge.
M oi The family ny,eo Ia attend ms iuner ,his
~ afternoon. at three o'clock from ms ate fescence
''v, At, =, ,ouitiandtst. without further invitation
chester Ct. The l7t inst Mn. MARTHA 3 NOR
,,r ssafit. CT the 18th instant. HupLAn ToMLIssos.
"a As Jossph Michigan on the G5,h ut Jous MoREAu.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23

n.- GcvRAUp's GRgcrAS RAIR DYE will change red.
grey brown lar 70 beauul brown OF biack-Gt g. Walk
4 IL Sinre lEOM broadway. ,f
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23

h- GoURlrD's ITALIAN MEpIoArED Soar for curn
tieckes prrplcs tan. mottew, alowncsl. Eup'icns
nl,kIn diseases 80 cents cake Buy only 81 Walker
o! you VIII be eheated Win sD4rOnz imitation. q
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23

n1 GouaArp's PorDRr SUBTITLE FOR Eradca,ine supsr-
fucu HAIR from upper i low torebeas, moe' The sub
born beard Of msn ways tested before buying po po-
B,oglway, u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-23

.Se Notice.-N Y. md Harlem Z ~ Road Co. and
saso the Sd inst. the following Trans will be with
TnJ thoI hse account Of 70 laying the Western
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