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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-27
By TIE PRESIDENT OF TIE UNITED
STATES

TN pursuance of law, J. JAMES X. POLK,
J. President OF the United States Of America, do
hereby declare and make known that public sales
will be held al the aforementioned land offices, in
The Stale OF Arkansas, Al The periods hereinafter
designated, TO wit:
Al the land Office al BATESVlLLE, common
cling on Monday The eighth day Of September
ncxr, for the disposal Of the public lands within
the aforementioned townships, 10 vii,
NORTH Of The bac linz ami ,rcA of The meridian.
Township nine of range four;
Township five, OF range five;
TownshpsthIteen and sixteen, ofranse we've;
Townships thirteen, fourteen aud sixteen, q!
range thirteen.
Al The land Office at JOHNSON COURT
HOUSE, commencing on Monday, the twenty
filth day OF August next, for The disposal OF The
public lands within the aforementioned town-
ships, 10 wit:
North cf tie doM Inc and JIfa Of hc mrridca.
Sections five, six and seven, in township six, oil
range eighteen;
The north halves Of sections one and two, and
sections thrly-unc and thiny-wo, in township Sc
ven, of range eighteen;
Township four, OF ranges twenty, twenty one,
twenty-five and lwenly-sis;
Township eleven, OF range iweny-lhree;
Townships three aud four, OF range lwenly-six;
Townships one, two, three and four, OF range
'ai,! ,,, - ronsc
TOWNSHIPS 'niee' iou' ''''" eie'0"' = 80
lhirty-ohe; $40
iowhshlls .iiieH anu iou'' " '""S'' '''''
an. 'n,'ty,'hlec. n,,rr1,Nc.roN COW.
~ me land oiiice al "hoiilNu ~, Az
mehcihS on Hiuhoal, .he ~. -. ,.,.'I.
su>t mex, LOT the u'SP">n' ~ ~. f''.'s
Mi'nih the "ii"el " ~ u, r,,;o,
SoT~ &c ONM '."t "." 80, - :" :"
townships u'lc "''u W. :. '"''''e
twenty-five anu .Meh'i -'"ie. ~, D..
oec.iohs '"e"'! anu '"e... ."'", -. f,...
li.r'' ~ '"M"Sni' ',t'.s'' :. ." r,r.,
TOWNSHIPS io0', "'e' s'A anu So's"' =
lhI.ly-ohc. ,.r.rr,,,,,
al .l'e laiu once d = IT, .u''
hen',ns on in"no'y, ,"I - IN, y ,,n v,,i;u
neA,' .9l .',c u;>i.'I'' ~ nv r''', ,.;' '''0
''e ""', '.''''''," =. ...,a
->m ", y nc 0"ss n"' ~" "'M /" -. ., r,nos
loWnshii's c'5"'ee" d"" '''"''''" - = 49,
twehly->x
7 Township thirteen, OF range lhiliy-onr.
\ AT the land office al III LIZ KUN, com
mcncng on Monday, the Goth day Of Angus
next, for the dsposa! OF the pubic lands within
the aforementioned townships, 10 VII
SDnih II he base line anil HIS ri Hs meri3ian.
Township lour oil range seventeen.
.Nm7i III ne h,sc itnc .ni lIsa n he 'arriItGH
The Southwest quarter OF section fifteen, seq
lions seventeen, eighteen and nineteen The North
halt and Southeast quarter oi section twenty.
section ,wenty-onc, and the Northwest quarter 81
section twenty-five, in township six, Il range
thirteen;
Section six. The North hall and Southwest
quarter Of section seven, fractional sections TWEEN
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OEEIIL

APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT.
RopEar McKfrLy, Register o'Ihe Land Office
At Upper Sandusky, Ohio, vice Abner Root. re-
moved.
CHRISTIAN HrHER, Receiver OF Public Moneys
a, Upper Sandu>ky, Ohio, vice Moses II. krty
removed
IpnRaIM D. DicKsoS, Register Of The Ian
Office al Fayetteville Arkansas, vice James II.
Slman, removed.
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WILLIAM l.. JOHNSON,
Augusta, Ga, l3lh May, 1915.

Hwa. no, hwelt upon in he Anen-it Convent n
W. ID ~ rrnIir,t IL brn, named, bal II !. loo stun
gent 4 fart IN The ra.r IL To-. here omit a.! IA al
he Missionaries, wi.i whom the ariinT bnaid, abd
!nird al Managers tan syDfalhit' We pr.siin" and
whom they sustain I'VE hope however, not IA Tins par
tcniar act hut they have Ia wa, openly protected
against ,-bIoiLr Macon haS actually rfniii ~,
The Inrtd States 10 aih Ia assisting slave 10 ran
away tram fGrr masier, felony by the Statute La"
of several SUITES
Pc,
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Lewis Hill,

Assisted By Mr.. HIM. Gouldin,
A TTENDS TO hiring out negroes, collecting
II claims in this city and The country, and at
tends Caroline County Court. Office over Jos.
H. Colquiu's Saddle Store, Main Street.
May l3-lai2m
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By The President:
JAS. SHIELDS.
Commissioner ri Ac Cc8fral I0nM ONcc
,r,,.p RI porrupT,oS CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PREEMpTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled 10 the right Of pre.cmp-
ton 10 any lands within Tie limits Of the townships
above enumerated, is required Ia establish The
same 10 the satisfaction of the register and re-
ceiver of The proper land Office and make pay
ment therefor, as @on rs Wactica5h 0tor sean"
ms aoticc, and before The day appointed for The
commencement of The public sale of The town
ship embracing The tract claimed (above !r>is-
nalcd;) otherwise such claim will he forfeited.
JAS SHIELDS,
Commissioner II lie General La"d OG'cc.
May 2O--cWl0W
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INFORMATION WANTED.

TOHN WATTERSON, The son Of Jos. Wat
.J erson late Of Montgomery county Stale Of
Virginia, lei his fathers house some thirteen or
fourteen years ago and was last heard OF on The
Wheeling road, acting as agent for wagouers or
some snch business. This was some seven or
eight years ago-.ince which lime, no intorma-
ton has been had OF him. His father having died
since, he has interest here worth attending 10. II
he is still living, any information of him will be
thankfully received by line addressed 10 James
Heslep, Lafayette ?. O., Montgomery Co, Va
Dec. 2O-c.2awfm
cash SALE OF LANDRY virtue Of
~ decree of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Cumberland county, prononr-
ced on The 29Ih March, IS45, atlhe suit ofTohn w.
Nash, against Hezekiah Ford administrator Of
George Carson, decd, and others, will proceed
TO sell, for cash, on The premises, on "Wednesday
The 18th day Of May next, il fair if not the next
fair day thereafter, tract of land OF the estate OF
said George Carson decd. supposed 10 contain i40
acres-lying one mile below Cumberland Court
house, on the stage road leading from Cnmber.
land Courthouse to Richmond; or 50 much of
said tract, as will raise the sum Of about $50 dol
lars. HEZEhIAH fOhD,
April 25-cIm Commits ionsr.
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UITUW III I4OhlIOn I'iTIS, u feIPTsDu1., ana hail
dozen other big cities Of Europe.
":Some entertain fears that both The gas and The
salt water will shortly fail, but we inclined 10
the opinion thai llle upper stratum The onskir>,
the suburbs only ofe treasures Of sail aud gas rs
we'll rs many suberranean wonder, are jus, now
heing reached No matter whose dominons
down there may be enoroached upon. whether
lhpse oi Pluto or .i:olu~, our cntsrprsins sal,
manufacturers are as determined 10 explode them,
10 annex them, aud Ia 'evel in their palaces, As the
Wings say the annexationIss are, by ana hy, 10
revrl in the halls of the Montezuinas.'
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gV Uydropathic Institution. Georg'


NJ d. has established Hydf0paihr Institution for lie
ofd!ease upon the cold waller system, ~ the cen
tra and pleasant village Of Moui,lowu. v J. The efcacy
o. cold Ire prevention and cure of disease is no"
generally admitted and ia May par, Of Europe AID ocr
own country has suspended the Of drugs and medi
ines L. both scue ana chronic diseases sur - ie7ers,
rheumatism, gout paralysis, scrofa spinal disc ases' in
GLIDING curvaures and disoDns dyspepsia and hos ui
i hch man heir The action OF col water RAPID and
permanent a. eiLug upon the cause OF diseas u
duces greatly the human misery and suffering and
produces radca Of disease, when other means Hna
treatments have Jailed. In The graphic language OF buwe
under the Geld water treatment nature caves the body 90
is own instructive tendency which IS always towards re-
covery series OF reaction commences ano ne con-
siiton ]. not only amended undergOcs change Or.
Dexter has recently returned from Europe aid has made us
extensive arrArceenis Of 5ais &c ser The Plan oi Press
uz himself IL will be tbs sin Of n. proprietor while DE-
offers 10 invsd5 the Of relief from sea-e, 10 give
thn aro the comfort and convenience Of home Nor
rston DELIGHTFULLY."- situated. surrounded on al slcee m
the aids and appliances which vii awe eject N CARVING
ut The cod wa,e1 treatment The Morris anu Essex Rail
road terminates shclt distance from Inc Institution ana
carriages ready a. A. LINES 10 convey paels 70 Hd
from cst4bll4 ilneuL o4eA
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BARTINEis LOTION.

NUI-Tr N-TtTlTT-
rG'HiS GREAT REMEDY for kheuu at-rn, sprins Cuts
4 bua-s. Wounds OF every description, pains IN tht'
back and lOns, throat teter nng worm and ali
euptDus OF the sAin and crdmp IN Tue -ton
mach, headache NC s now the esNnshcl iaFories aons
tueu cd 10 effect any The above case-,
and uunberess of tho Ike nature such beng 'A
TACT only necessary 10 say mat Il can be ntd al -
per botel OF the propretors, c :. BAKTINE a CO at
their principal Depot aJ BrOac way, and al the iolo"lls
places DO hls city, % eseys oi Parshow od NASSAU
-: 1913 Grand ST.; 1873 Clanam.s 80 BOwefy Rabinedu
Baths NauNhall Garden; Park Row and BeeSman-sA
Bow-ry aud RvingtonsL Wall and Nassau ris cor
Broadway ard Fulton-sL; 9Th avenue l3hst hpp
Brown Chelsea and Others Also. nearly all the pnn-
cpa clues and towns throughout the United states
milf
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r. The Gcnnine GnIyanIc KIns., Band.. se-..

tor Of these celebrated ARTICLES feels duty 10 wan NE
public they 10 deceived IN purchasing 'PHo~ 'rii-
t4,iors d.. Crs.r wishes The citizens " New1 ora GL1
Other places nsre his discovery has been introduced,
10 understand he lzrs ans Of NE ar
Ike Of BavtrIc Rings, Bands Ac-
they are councc with bis and .od by Ms al-
tbor., AGENT Or. Crsue kes Tie responsibility - FUR
~ Hc ~ aeVtr they can be REGARDED 10 no o-ner
l-,t ttsn direct fraud A. persons, therefore, Who are
.-erins from any The painful INA aides comprehend
.usr Rheumatism 10 all liz forms, Nervous Complaints
10 matter how chronic severe m cascef are requested
10 apply the only place New iors Where me genuine
Cssnic Rings and heir notifications -e obtained, VIZ
ia Fuitop 81 Sun building Numerous crrutcsir from
pbvsc and others OF the highest character And mt a.
genc- And winch daily sccumula sung can A4Ner -
..n by app wing The Agency No lii futors A. soyr'
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WHALING CRUIsERS.--A gentleman from New
bedford assured Us few DAYS since, that one ship
belonging that place had made four successive and
successful cruises after whales within eight years
and had brough, home upward OF thirteen thousand
barrels OF oil. The crew consisted OF thirty men
and during that period no spirits OF amy kind had
been allow ca on board a beverage on any occa-
sion. nor had any man died OF disease, or been Sc
rousy sick or met with any accident except IN one
instance. when one OF the men IN a boat. after
whale had been struck. was dragged out OF the
beat by the blight Of the line catching around hs leg
and hurried dornrarG with great velocity. While
in this awkward and somewhat novel predicament'
he seized his knife and the line-bui To his dis
appointment It proved 20 be that part OF the line
which was attached 10 the boat Finding himself
sill carried down by force which be could not re
sisi. he made another attempt and fortunately sue
cccdcd in Soyerng the lise which tied him 10 the
whale when he assembled to the surface, putting and
blowing very like whale. and was soon rescued
by ms companions, without having experienced es
senual injury Boston Journal
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Scboole.
DERTH SEMINARY

4 NAUTICAL ana C.ssscsPsrenis having sons of correct
habits 4nf de.-ous 0f improvement iof whom iley Nold
thorough preparation ior college or business, are
respectfully Invited Go inquire liief tle nefs OF WIS III
sltI,lll
The Principals mainly s0cous 10 ma niain hisn stAnc
ari of character and scholarship n their school WISH 40
pupils boz bc Induced Oh aim a. such stsldafd-
should any such be- received, hey VIII be- removed Is soon
s. klOwu.
The importance of isir-overument and OF tnai hSh SCI
respect and regard Tor rsN, y ich .corn base, AMI sArA
rom wicked acuou. = much Insisted upon
The pupil steo under tne same roof ami 80 ~ the SINE
-oe win bee lamIe, ot le Principals and every attention
II given i0 promote their personal comfort - well a. hr
rapid idvancemeni in all that 20 them for elevated
il.le-s and honorable distinction 10 life.
Tie Primo pals long since Devoted themselves 20 The n
iere-nE and respous bic work q instr crn aud from past
experience aul success -e themselves warranted 10 assu
lie -ChOoslstanlrg publ That the reasonable eXpccia
lions Of their patrons will be fully rea zei.
The provisions oi the Institution afford unusual facilities
for p sasure and safety il ses1ahng On is season.
The location pleasant, and rr0ver5aly teai.hl, and
daily accessible 10 Newfork and Plilatepha by steam
boat AMI rsI.road.
Icrn-15 Per session % ;. weeks Tor board and tlOn
with ih- % booss. Tor all English smdies
The Winter session wlcommence on W eines lay Nov D.
Circulars with ie.iu onlis and references, may re had
bookstores of J. ; Taylor. l5 Nassau a. sni Robert
Carer 81 Canal e. New ORA, or of the fnndpAs
r. WOODBRIDGE,
mn "a
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session NJ aua Mrs. Ashhei Fuers school for BOYS
and Girls In Kent. c. Will commence Nov. l2h The
lumber of pupils j. limited t0 Twelve. Boys vii be t1i
tor college or ther studies Will be adapted % tie designs OF
r parents a. 90 tlrir Ill-e pursuits. Terms-ine year
divided into Two se.s0n- 81 5 weeks each All expenses
except h10ss go per session References Miss Catherine
~ scdswlck, be addressed by letter 10 NnisI of
LenoX Mas. M- and Mr. Char ~ Sedgvics. LenoN
Mass Theodore Seigsics, E.q ~ Wal Il DR. Peter
Prau L0erfy-st RoIerck Sedgwics, u West Vas b.
place. 0nn ossou Esq fearst 4 b. HaNton
- Grorc--t. L. John >rd-wick, L. ;. 4 Prot Henry
tue. ID d. 81 FisL Circulars can be obtained OF either
.ffb r...r... old lfa.V5.VF
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*. To THE puDLIC-rnE BALL ROOM in n

*. TO THE PUbLlC-THE BALL ROOM In Tho
Ia Shakespeare Hotel hltlng up and Will be ia COM
pel. order By nrst of OctODor. Persons wishing
ge up society Military bas any other Respectable
parties wishing themselves during Tie winter VIII
40 VEL by ,aamnlng themselves and Inc sub
Gerber sure they pleased Win the location bch
cannot surpassed by other room oi Us $40 In ns
city.
The Room viii be let through the To any re-
sreciab.e t-aci-r dancing who can get school 10
such a. Oae ne room viii be let low.
49, A splendid Room .uiLab e for Lodges with ell IL
hNurs winch be put la operation WIN very httio Ga
pcLse. 80. q,
hoIolnx Two Binarl Tables. the above viii be l1
low ~ good snsns
Those lshng any Of tho above different kinds
of business VIII please Gail and iuf themselves
The bushes. vi Boarding ~ b. continued usual al
Der az and b aud pcrnassnt boarders al phi
Ger 1, slil no patrons vi tDo house
Lodging at - cents per night -
on im-od MS THRESHER
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THE WAY The NOBILITY WE'RE "rAKES II. -
The French correspondent Of Wilmer and Smith :
European Times tells the following ann ing anec-
dOte
4 good Joke has occurred at Narcotics An Al
rican. of the sweetest dinginess. recently arrived
there with a letter from the Governor General Of
Alsicrs stating that be was the cousin OF the I'm
pcror Of Morocco, and entrusted with an important
diplomatic mission The authorities received the
man with every honor icasts were given 10 him.
visits made to the theatres Populations presented,
addresses oiiercd-eycn the troops were called out
and the Prince actually passed them In review.
The Government sent down valuable gold watch
and appendagcs for the Prince - but before IL
could be presented, letters arrived from Alsiers,
stating that the Prince was perfect humbug-a
miserable adven,urer-a swindline BLACKBOARD. com
PEELED to axe a precipiia,e retreat from his own
country to save himself from the punishment his
misdeeds merited. The poor authorities were ter
ribly chopfallen, and are at present the laughing
stock OF every body
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nI,HKOM,, KIDING ,CMOOL, ~, iIs
DALMER * WHITFIELD, Aaoruie, at Law,

l. sArHL = PALMER Million, y. Ca
MM A. WHrFlELD,1
WI arend tf superior and County Courts u The Co1n-
us o ROcsiaehAm GulJri. Orange, Granville Person and
md Contv Courts al Ra.gh ~ C. and he Ha,uags Court
a. Dauvile. Va -
Claims of every description and other business conhfed
% them any part o. North CaToArs- VIA Dc pulct1ay
and faithfully attended ".
Refs~snoe,-PsuL Mcllwsine Co. and Mcllwsine,
Rros,neg Co P.ter.barg Hubbard, Gardner CO. anl
K.st Keula A-,gaier Richmond, J. HOpAins, Brothers
1 Co Baltimore; H. 4 Campbell Ph--dephA Wesl,
Oliver 4 Co, Dcker-On. Churchill a Co, Townsend =
Bro.h..r. PEEK Bradford 4 Richmond, Sew-York
films
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-Nrs. IALDWFLLs BOafdlnR ard Day .cnDuI IU'
Young Ladies will open IN Bro kyn, ~ No b5 Nnoughby
ON he 10Th inst The OF instruction Includes the
English French, Spanish, German and Italian languages
Wuung, Arithmetic. Geography Astronomy, twim Ne use
the Goae History Natural History Na1ufa ana loraI
Ton: Music the Harp, Plano Guitar and NOca Musir The
Freuc and spanish language are In general Use N he
family There viii Ice no charge In any Instance 10 the
ughter- Of clergymen.
Mrs C. ennled 10 refer O. ner.ons Of NE ngnes. re-
PROBABILITY 10Th in the ciy OF New-York and Brooklyn
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A LUCKY MAN.-One OF the CUTIE at Oak Hall
aud poor man. with large family received the ntei
gence by last steamer ihernia Of large amount 40
money houses land plate horses carriages. sc. SC.
amounting TO from sl500OO s2O0OOO being the effects
Of a rich pawnbrokcr deceased Of whom this cutter is
sole heir Boston Post
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NJ OTIS S. WHITNEY. . Myrle-st

IANEtT Dst, Mdss, OCT % IlFf'
Having been attacked some months with a bad Cough
Weakness IN my Chs-i and los. 0fappeuIe used WnShts
Indian Nege able Pills but grew worse with cold s"eas al
night could not sleep. and believed was IA Consump
uou. procured 4 box of Dr.. Smiths sugar Coat IN
proved fadan vegeiab Pills winch restored nay heaith
within days, and believe them - be ne bet remedy
everu-ed. GEORGE w. GRANDER.
Principal Office, l7e Greenwich-st near Futon Price -
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MRS ,ftNkIN

NlR-. MtNkIN, residing ~ TIE township II \ onHefs'
wi Wesches,er 6 miles from the city OF New-l ofh nav
ng opvn.d School for education Of her ~ dau cutters
VIII receive ten or twelve other young Misses into her ami
iy io be- educated with them
The Fan term VIII commence the hr.t Thursday In No
vemher. Circulars Containing terms, Sc may be found az
hc office OF the Anglo American No Barclay, Asior
gutf4fnr u2l lW-
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WI French Department, No y Chsmbers-s- Professor
Basei about 10 organize his evening classes m French
1r tie ensuing season a. NO. L. Chambers-s for pupils
siding down town and NJ his residence, i5 Hufsonst The
j door above Luke Church. tor hose living Up Town
By lis new method, pupils acquire French practically and
gsmmslcay without much siucy. This system i me re-
sun OF years OF research The pupils ind themselves re-
eved tfcm the iasA ol two hours study 20 I'VE minutes
80 hoos. nre used except one 10 rad and translate In
three or four courses thorough knowledge of French OBJ
tanned Please apply Tor further Information al no l.
Cisuhcrs-st or the Institute rooms under City Hal or
AZ, Ilfd.or-.f 81 3awlm
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READ THE FOLLOWING.

have been afflicted Tor tms with the Liver Com
plant having pain my side, weakness Ia the back anl
stomach dyspepsia have tsen over one dozen boxes
Wrghrs l. =. ami Brandt eihs PIsbut continued ~ gro"
sOr-e and reduced tAal despared Of ever gam
lng o. rl then tired Dr. Smiths Sugar Coated Nfiis,
.d before finished h second boz my pains and dyspeI-
sla lad disappeared 9ly food dgests wei, aud am
abe attend my fanny dulles scverSl ol my lriehos
have since the Plus for Uad Coughs, and have ound
treat relief from them
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I'VE GtKlIAN LANt:IAI.E.-Grrmaa

Ca.-e. are being arranged a. the office OF VI Van Noe
y.irr F.o No Is Ceutrst hy ". Eriheiler author Of
" A PHRAsE-BOOK ~ r NGLISH AND GERMAN
Private classes formed by Ladies or Gentlemen among
themselves will aet ded by r. the terms OF 80 Tor
a quarter Of q lessons. Apply TO T.. al The above Office
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rvThc Great American Remedy

I y
n. consur,ptou C0ugls Code ani All affections Of ne
49,. m. .fnreni n pcursy AMI liver c0mplinto be La
f liz prourrtor oroadsas snd moot OF i- resf
IA h Drug Stores IN he Uui-i ,iAtes, w1n-sse ard ir
tt nroprsfor b33 Broadway zrt oy W yaii NJ c.
nm IsI Frltdn-sL Tn sprrrn aerauve southern Balm
FL. are a. good general cshsrlc and A-lefai!.c ne
cine a. now known ony l. crns PER eA l.. - ~
va usa the prncips Drug >-ors 10 ne nird >a.es TT
sal whoes snd rels a. he proprietor ocr - 81 otl
had gratis pamphlets vi Ger tct'c- % Tue slt-. r. leea
bity and 80 Treatise Con-umpu n, &c ans iil N.
-, - ~. ',v-.'u.h.. media fn-- Country mricnau u
would lowell 10 supply ihrr selves win these nrne-r-
a. ,fev are now greatly called throughout Tue c0uaiy
ola
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- n wheeler, Atiorn-y and COlns-,or Al
- .ss Corulissou-r Of D,-sis &c. VIII sit-nd II The
R-Nins- ROOFS q r,nvsrr Hsi 81 ell tcurs OF De az
anc svcuipg b~'
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Ljoaroing ano botsls.

DVAhDINt.--Two handsome rooms, with psntnes on
ID the second hOOr suitable for families, or SINGLE R-uue
men who DESTROYS of rOoming together Those wsn
ng pleasant and permanent board for tho winter ON reason
a5.eerms VIII d. well ~ make ,n early Application Get
iemen who ia thc habit of taking ih.r meals doNh
also be furnished them ON Reasonable terms ~"
f,r.u,,-. Cnr-sL o.Sol
- OAhUINt.-huOm-, single ami double, WIN Closets
b..b,a can ne had with Duari No. IA bafclay-st-
Persons DESTROYS of locating themselves Tor the inter.
would call thr house every requlsto
for assdence. References exchanged o22ot
DuAKDiNt.-A gentleman aud his ~ic csn be accom-
ID mOl ated win pleasant rooms anu board also, twV or
single genuemer, by applying AT :. snIonst CIV
TWO GENTLEMEN can be a.c mnodaled WIN
Il pleasant ana good board, by appDlns lmnedr
aley al No o. Annsi Can separate " together al
very low charge. Also, front paor uurnished) ON inc
second door, board suitable 10 gentleman ana wnc'
Ol8 w.
LUkN1sHED kUOM.-A gentleman may be ~
cUiumOdaed a very pleasant Furnished room, 10
house (Which IL occupied by pnSse family, where sbcfe
are no lafaeTsD IN Oreeu~ich-sL few doors from tho
Battery, by addressing L. T. Commercial Advertiser VI
Zee - slSy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

DR.. POWELL, NJ. D.
nCULIST AND OPERATIVE SURGEON, continue.
10 arrnd 10 DISEASES or THE EYE from to 4
VIC oca ~ hls reslden.e nj BROADWAY.
AHAUROSls treated with great success CAIAhACl
and OPACITIES or specSs 90 lie Eye, etectiay reno'
ed Iuyeterste csses OF sTRAbsNJs Or S9unilas olre
In A few miuutes ARTIFICIAL EYES Inserted without
an operation nat with difficulty BE- Distinguished roin
lie namraL ADVICE gwen a. VI Kind Of OLAsoLS SUIT
Abe 10 particular Ge.ects. Oihcc- ava fesi3ed4De -"i
D,,, :, = -, p "a, psor 80 lmeod'