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The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03
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CURE roR SUMNER CoMPLAINT.-The Balti.
more Sun furnishes the following as n certain
remedy for that dangerous disease among chill.
.drcn, known as the Summer Complaint. The
Sfemedy is simple and harmless, and we com.
mend It 70 parents and other for trial
Put three-fourths ola tea spoonful Of pow.
dered Hubbard, and ne5tea spoonful of mugnesia
into 4 sea cup, md pourit full ofboiling water
let aeAtaildtil il | scool and then pour the liqnit
opS In which add two tea spoonsfnl OF good bran
~ Hnd sweeten well with loaf sugar give a
ca& Of from one to three years old a ten spoon.
iulYise or six lines aday. For food, take a dou.
blt handful Of -four, tic it up in a cloth and boi
ltthrec hours when cold, take offthe outer GOV.
ering OF paste and CRATE the hard white sub
stance N q sufficient quantity to thicken witt
milk, boili a minute or two, mir it with a stitch
Ot ctnnamon and sweeten it. Both the medicine
and food are quite palatable, and together rarely
fail Of a perfect cure" :
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RoMTx0A1.
4 PARENTAL tpE TO MY SON,

= -
Aged three gear and Gre moaths.
Br THE LArE TON HOOD.
Thou happy, happy elf!
(but stop--frst let me kiss away that tearl
Thou tiny image OF myself!
tMy love. he's poking peas into his ear)
Thou merry, laughing sprite,
With spirits feather Iirht,
Untouched by sorrow and unsoiled bv sin.
GOOD heavens, the child is swallowing a piin!J
Thou little tricksy Puck.
With antick toys SO funmily bestuck,
Light as the singing bird that wings the air.
eIhe door! the door. hen tumble down the stair,1
Thou darling Of thy sire!
lWhy jane, he'll set his pinaiore afiretl
Thou imp of nirth and joy!
M. m loses dear cham, 80 strong and bright d link,
Ahou laoi OF thy parents! kDFet the bsyg
There goes my ink9
Thou chcrub-but Of cartb.
ft playsello,y for Fays, BY moonlight pale,
IN harmless sport of nsiFth.
THAT dog will bite him, if he pulls his tally
Lhou human humming bee, extracting honev
FROM every blossom, in the world thnt blows.
singing in youths Elysium ever sunny,
lAhother tumble-that,s his precious noaell
Thy fathers pride and hopes
Q1eIt break the mirror with that skipping nnn.tl
With pure heart newly stamped from natures mint.
(Where DID he learn that squint9)
&s4 81 HNSA NNNE uNAkAuSttC uuFGsn HAAGNNAN&
lhelI have that jug off with another shoveJ
Dear nurseling of the hymeaial nest!
Care those torn clothes his best9)
Little epitome of man!
lHeil climb upon the table, that's his pIan.0
Iouched with the ~beauteous tints 81 dawnsnr lifc.
lHe's get a knffeD
Thou cnviablc being!
NO storms, no clouds, in thy blue SKY forcsceing,
Play on, play on,
My olfin John!
Toss the light ball-bestride the stick,
q knew SO many cakes would make him sickO
With iancies buoyant as the thistle down,
Frompting the face groteeqne and antic brisk,
With many q Iainhsiike risk,
lHess got,ale scissors aipping at your gown)
Thou pretty opening rose!
go to your mother, child, and wipe your noseD
Balmy and breathing music like the South,
GHc really brings nv h~earS3nto my mouthD
Fresh as the morn ana brilliant as its star,
i wish that window had mn iron barry
Bold as the hawf viz gentle % the dove,
(Pn tell you what my love,
cannot write unlaas hos aent aboye2)
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AGENTS.

The undermined gentlemen, who have been
recommended to us al suitable persons, will con.
fer a great favor by acting as our agents in their
respective neighborhoods
Mr.. JULES RoBrcHAuD, Breaur's Bridge.
Mr.. JULES BLANcMET, Neao Iberia.
Messrs. MArNrER & FoURNET, editors Of the
Creole,) st. Martinspiue.
VIM. AKBNHEAD, ESQ, Bayou Chicot.
Mr.. $. G. McPnRRsoN, Grand Csteaa.
Mr.. A.. DRBAILLoN, Vile Platte.
MI. 8. ID. ALLrs, Washington. 81. Landry.
Mr.JNo. A.. BARRETr, Neu Orleans.
MI. A. PERRoDIN, General Collector.
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3D. 0ytraus auosrttseuemts.

FAMILY q PLANTATION MEDICINES.
TyHE following useful family and plantation Med;.
n clnes are consteltly kept on hand by Comstock q
Kanlsey, at SO Poydras street, New Orleans, and by
Or. HAWKINS, OPELOUSAS.
All u Whlch are warranted genuine and TODD all claimed
Tor BY them, by which planters can avoid the expense of
q physician in almost all cases of indisposition, and
they WILL be found to operate with much less injury to
the constitution than calomel, quinine, &c. A pamphlet
with full directions for the use of these several articles
IS furnished gratis to each family. We enumerate ar
ticles as follows
Hays Liniment, for the piles, warranted TO cure in
every case.
Lin's Temperance Bitters and Pills, for the stomach.
Indian Vegetable Elixer and Nerve and Bone Lin
aflent, Tor rheumatism, warranted to cure,
Chinese Hair Eradicator, to remove superduous
hair.
Balm of Columbia, for the hair and to remove dan
druff.
Pink Syrup, for asthma, coughs, and colds.
Sick Headache Remedy, a certain cure in all cases.
Health Elixer, for dyspepsia, indigestion, and cos
tive bowels.
Roach, Bed Bug. and Ant Poison s,re 10 iii
them all.
Kolmstock's Vernifuge. for worms-nevcrf fails.
Comstock's Extract of Sarsaparilla-half the price
of others,
Demands Cholera Remedy, for darrboeas and dvs-
senteries.
Connelrs Magical Pain Extractor, for burns, scalds,
sores and swellings.
Aliens BaIsam, for consumption and liver com-
plants.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, for consumption.
Green's Ague Mixture, warranted to cure in every
OIL of Tannin-nakes leather waterproof and
Connelfs Mixture for Secret Diseases. warranted.
B~lackwelfs do. do. do. do.
Lace y cordfal-the only agency at 50 Poydraa
Gelatine Capsules, all kinds.
Castor Oil, in bottlis.
Essences, all kinds.
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50, 0rten1rs auorrttsemente.
THOMAS ID. WINSTON,
v hOlesale and Retail GROCER

Nos. ~, 1913 81 Poydras 81, N. Orleans.
GOODS WELL BOUGHT, ARE HALF SOLD
HAVING an extensive stock, consisting Of a COM
81 pleteo assortment of Groceries and Provisions, l
respectfully solicit the patronage of the merchants and
planters of ST. Landry; desiring an opportunity to prove
TO themthat | can promote their interest, by selling
the following articles on liberal terms respecting time
and prices.
To 20 boxes slb. papers P%owchong . 2sc,--just
received.
Starch. 100 boxes slb. papers, a 80 % IS pound.
in a box.
indigo. leases.
Candies: 8, 10 and e5 pounds, a Sc to zoe.
" Soap. No. Bosten soap, firm and beautiful, a34c.
Cc6ee. 100 bags Rio. full grain, a 81 to 70
Sugar. Hds.4A a Al, DIE, in bbls. higher
SAT-. Fine I'll Us, coarse Csc. in lots, old Sc. less.
Motasses. Good Ice, common l53c. refined 22c,
sugar house at refinery prices. syrup 25 to35c.
Tea. Young hyson d lSc. hyson skin at l4c.
Corks. $50 bage 900, a 50; 500,a 1925
Wine .. Malaga 37c, Madeira 60c. to 81 80 best
Ctdret. Casks Sl9 to $40, boxes 80 25 to SO
brandy. Otard 81 25, Dupuy 81, NJ. Glory SO so,
Cognac 81 so.
Fruits. Almonds, raisins, 6gs, cream nuts, cur
rants, prunes mud preserves.
Flour, pork, lard. whiskey, bacon butter and cheese,
and every thing else in the grocery line, in the same
ratio. Lots Of s 100 to $4,000 will be sold at above
prices; at retail, y a 8 per cent. higher.
Paper that can be discounted taken at 3, 6 and =
months. feb. l3-6m
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IL !" @ NW MH II C.,
is Published WEEKLY, BY
JOSEPH ETvrER,
On Court street, immediately opposite the Courthouse.
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languages, and charged accordingly, unless other
wise ordered. A liberal deduction made on adver-
tiseInents inserted for long periods. When tho time
IL not specified, they will be published two months,
and charged accordingly:-but no advertisement or
subscription will be stopped, until all arrearages are
paid, unless at the option of the publisher.
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j. r.
BOOt 0nG Shoe MNke3,

MAIN STREET, OPELOUSAS,
Tenders his thanks to those ladies and gentle
X men who have SO literally patronized him for the
last nineteen years, and is soiicitous for a continuation
Of their favors. All orders in his line of business, shall
be punctually attended to-, and the work executed in the
first style Of elegance and durability, at the following
reduced prices, FOR CASH
Gentlemens' fine calf-skin Boots, 80 90
Do. strong do. Z 90
Do. fine calf-skin Broguns, SO to 3 SO
Do. strong do. 2 to g rs
DO. Boots footed, S 90
Ladies' Shoes, 30 to 9 so
N B. Repairs neatly executed on moderate terms.
18th may, ls45-3m
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No. 4643.
D%TsTRrcT CouRT, }
PARTsH OF ST.. LANDRY. (
FELICIA c Y oye Of
No. .f643.
~

CnARLEs n. OLIVIER,
HER HUSBAND.
N this case, the law and evidence being in favor Of
- the plaintiff,E-lt is ordered, adjudged and decreed,
mat the plaintiff have final judgment against the de-
,endant; that she be forever separated in property from
her husband, the defendant; and have, hereafter, the
separate and sole administration Of all her property, both
dotal and paraphernal, free from any control of her said
husband. a&
II is further ordered, ~adjudged and decrced, that the
ptaintlff recover in nature from her said husband, the
following property, being a part of her dover, to-wit:-
"A negro woman named Mirte, aged now about thir-
ty-one years, and her child named Julie, now AGED
about twelve years; one he'd and furniture; one arrnoir,
and one toilette table. That she recover from said de-
l,endant, IN money, the sum of nine thousand FIVE hun
dfed and twelve dollars, being the balance Of her said
dover. And that, to secure the payment Of said sum,
she have a privilege on all the moveehle property, and
. legal mortgage on all the immoveable property and
Eslayes owned and possessed by the defendant, on and
alter the twentieth dayof October, in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and t~llirty-six and that she be all
lowed TO enforce the same according to law. IL is fur
Their ordered, adjudged and decreed, that Che plaintiff do
recover from the said defendant, the further sum of
mncteenhhousand three hundred and forty-sevcnndol-
larsand forty-six cents (SS19,347 46,0 being the amount
OF her paraphernal rights, received and disposed of by
her said husband, the defendant and that, to secure
the payment of said last-stated sum, tho plaintiff have
a legal mortgage on all the immoveable property and
slaves, owned and possessed by the defendant, OH and
one thousand eight hundred and ~forty-one and that
she be allowed to enforce the same, according to law.
1t Is further %adjudged, that the defendant pay the costs
of this suit, to be taxed.
Signed in open Court this Sd day5f June, AID. ls45.
(Signed) GEO. II. KING, Judge 5th District.
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GNQRGK MlRTII
This Splendid rs saEionSRacer

=" Y
NOW the property of Messrs JoHN F. MILLER and
1N IIcE GARLAND, aDiH stand at the plantation ofthe
latter, near the to1on of OpeIouSas, until the LIST Of Ju-
IN neGt; and will serve mares at the rate OF 800 tie
season; and one dollar to the groom, for each mare;
10 be paid cash when the mare is sent. One person
sending two or more mares, will have the services of
the horse at 1926 each. The price for the season to
be sesured by a good note, payable on the LIST of
July next.
GEoReE MARTIN is a full blooded horse, as his
pedigree will show. On the side Of his sire,
Garrison's Zinganee, and also of his dam Gabrielle
he is nearly allied to that well known horse, Sir
Archy. There is no horse in the United States that
has more Of the blood of that celebrated racer and stall
lion; and it may safely be said that there is not in
America a better bred horse than George Martin. As
a race horse he has run successfully at all distances,
from one mile to four mile heats, and combines great
speed with indomitable game. His reputation as a
race horse is as high as that of any other in the coun-
try.
GEeRGE MARTIN is a rich bay, with black legs, name
and tail; without a spot or blemish; has a fine c%onstitu-
ton; a good disposition; and is now in fine health. He
stands five feet two inches under the standard, and is
eight years old this spring.
ture, for the useof the mares, with abundance ofshade
and water mares will be fed with gram at the rate of
twenty five centsper day.
Every care will be I taken to prevent escapes and acct
dents, but the proprietors will not be responsible for
any.
Opelousas, Goth march. ls45.
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FOUNTAIN OF VIcE.--Mothers, if YOU would
train up your children to be useful members Of
society, keep them from running about the
street. There the urchin learns the vulgar oath
81 the putrid obscenity. For one lesson nj the
~Areside, he has a dozen in the lcnnel. Thus
are scattered the seeds Of falschood, gambling.
theft and violence. Mothers, as you love your
own flesh and blood, make your children cling
to the hcarthstone.-Love home yourself sink
the roots deep among your domestic treasures ;
set al example in this, MS in all things, which
your offspring may follow.
tits i great error, that children may be left
to run wild IN every s5rt of street temptation, for
sevcfAl years, and Nat il will then be time
enoushto break theH1n in. This horrid mistake
makes llalf our spqRdthrifts and gamblers. No
man would raise a colt or an or on such a prin.
ciple no man would suffer the weeds to grow
in his garden for any length of time, saying TINT
he would eradicate them at any time. Look Ia
this mats8rs parents see, more especially, that
your Children are not out at night, loiterinn
around some rDtfee.house. Mothers, make yo,Ii
children love home. and by oil means encourage
themto love yoE better than al other human be.
ings.-Qaiacy Herald.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03
BOTANIC DRUG STORE,

No. 60 Poydras street, Nep Orleans, La.
Where may be obtained a general assortment of
Thomsonian Botanic Medicines, simples and Com
pounds, ali of which are warranted genuine and of a
superior quality. The subscriber respectfully solicits a
share Of the public patronage, and confidently antici-
conducting a similar establishment in Eatchez, Miss.
Sold, wholesale andsretail, as low as articles Of the best
quality can DO obtained anywhere in the South, by
sI2-ly DIR. Al. A.JONESs Agent.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

HER HUSBAND.
N this case, the Court having heard the evidence
n adduced by the parties, and the plaintiff having
proven her demands against the defendant, and the
law and evidence being in her favor--it is therefore or
dercd, ~adiudgcd and decrced, that she be separated in
property from the defendant that she be permitted for
the future to administer her property free from the com
troll or interference Of her husband, the defendant; that
she recover Of her said husband the sum Of three hum
dred and ninety dollars, with q legal mortgage to secure
perty of the defendant, from the date of this Judgment.
y is further ordered, that she recover in kind forty head
Of cattle, or SO many as still exist, if there be more
branded with the brand NC" or with the brand no.
which may not be sold also, on the silver spoons and
fork-proyided there be not more than twelve table
spoons, twelve teaspoons and twelve forks. IL is fur
ther ordered, that the defendant do pay the costs u this
suit to be taxed.
Donc and signed in open court, this Sd day Of June,
A.D.ls45. (SicNED) GEO. R.KING, Judge 5h Dist,
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HEh HUSDNNN
AD being in favor of the plaintiff, Jane Young,-Itis
by reason thereof, ordered, ~adjudged and decreed, that
said plaintiff have Judgment of separation of property,
from her husband. Pierre Lacomb, and that she be por-
mitted in future to administer the same, free from his
control. That she have judgment against her said hus-
band for the sum of three thousand six hundred and
~sixty-two dollars, with mortgageu upon the whole of his
property, from the nineteenth day of June, eighteen
costs of this suit.
Signed in open Court, this Sd day Of June, Is45.
(signedl GfsNrR, KING, Judge 5th District.
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State of Louisiana,
Parish of 81. Landry, e:
], ]. PosEv, Deputy Clerk Of the Fifth Judicial Dis.
trict Court, in and for said State and Parish, do hereby
certify the foregoing to be a true and correct copy Of
the Judgment in the above-entitled suit.
Witness my hand, and the seal of said Court, at
opclousas, this 4th June, l545.
]. PoSEY, ID. CIR.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

MosT ExcGIIEN4 THO Mississippi Confer.
ence, Methodist Chu has purchased for the
sum often thousand don she college buildings
at jackson, La, to which Will be transferred The
Centenary College a. so0a aa II can BIZ done.
Wa believe that the purchase of the College
buildings at Jackson will be permanently i'd
vantageols to the town of Jackson, and ii the
college. There ~ no healtbslpf or pleasmpsar
tow in the South; il contains i number Ok fine
buildings, and IL the trisieeg Of The College will
keep the institution free from these foolish
qnarrcls, that were formerly 50 rife IN jackson
between sects, and interests i il bound 10 sue.
ceed--to accomplish this the college must be
under tho control of one proper person, and moi
under the management ofthe whole community.
The original cost Of the buildings at jackson
could moi have been less than seventy. five thou
saad dollars.-Concordid I~ateligencer.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

OPELoUsAs MAIL ARRANGEMENTS
New oa,r.sa Arr. yeryWedn'y &sat'y, by 6 pm.
Closes ev. Wed'y & Sunday do.
ALRxAFpRIA q Arr. ev. Sunday & Wcd'y, by 10 pm
NATeiilrocHks, Closes ey. Wed'y& Sat'y, BY 6 pm.
M.,vox A rr.withAlexandri mail ev. Sunday.
Closes with same every Saturday.
tsA,e.s,pr Arrives every Monday, BY l2 IN.
Closes same day at 6 p. m.
81 Office hours FROM 9a, m. to ] P. m, every day
except Sunday. :
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

anal mai cousin Bill, he's in the paiIor
with sister Sal, and he keeps a bitin' her.
HCousin Bill bitin' my Sal r.
"Yes'm-I seed him do il eyer so many times;
bit her right on the mouth, and the tarnal gal
didn't boiler q bit, MOTHER"
saOh ali never mind, Ned guess he
didn't hurt her much"
sIIurt herl by gosh, she loves it, she does
eos she kept a leitin' him and didn't say no.
thin, but smacked her lips, as though Il wa,
good--she did. / seed it all through the kc,
hole. I'll fire taters at him by gosh r. .l.'
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

SfdLe Of LONtsFdnd,
Parish Of 81. Landry
H. J PosEY, Deputy Clerk Of the Fifth Judicial Dis.
trict Court ID and for the State and Parish aforesaid,
do hereby certify the foregoing 20 be q true aud correct
copy Of the Judgment ID ihe above entitled cause.
Witness my hand, and the seal Of said Court, at
opclousas, this 4sh June, 1916. z
POSEY, ID. CLERK.
Clerk Is Office, June, lS45@ii2-5t
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

AsPARAeUs.-Ifyou wish to obtain thick and
good asparagus, have your ground we'll manured,
and press down the earth every day, so as to
the favorable resnls is neyetable.--N Y. Far
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03
New Orleans StatiOners' Warehouse

No. IA Camp street.
B.. STEEL, (succesaor to Norman, Steel s. Coz
= Stationer, Publisher, Importer of London sta
tionery, Books, @cs wholesale and retail.
Account Books, of the first class, manufactured of
the best materials, and warranted superior.
Snpcrfae tationery.--Government Public Offices,
Banks, and Counting Rooms supplied.
Draining and Architectural Materials.
Cards-Playing, Printers (colored andplain0 En-
amelied Visiting Cards, sc.
School Books.--A full assortment of all kinds.
Cheap Publications and Magazines.
London STANDARD Books and AnnMals.
The articles Of Stationery, &c from this establish
ment arc warranted to be superior, and prices to give
satisfaction.
IsTPrinting and Book binding, in all their various
styles, executed in the best manner, at the lowest
prices. New Orleans, Feb. 20-6m
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

A NOVEL VERMIFuGE. An infusion Of the
leaves Of the oinrnon walnut, when poured upon
ground. brings tho earth worm Immediately to-
the surface. rs
The St. Landry whig., 1845-07-03

Clerk's oaice, Juno. ls45-il2.sI
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
HARRISON cos E b A Z d
AMERICAN PANACEA.

rINUTS Neaiciya COMPOUNDED solely from vegetable mat
e-, free from 2Gslteraon, and warranted nee nom any
ingredients detrimental health discovered 4a one
yrr since by An individual sceiy afflicted with UlCERA-
TED SCROFULA and who has been under the treatment
OF the eminent physicians IN the United Sies 10Y
eight years. without the least apparent hope Of restoration
10 health. BY them pronounced inefZ5ie 1u' "s
after taking the above nanlet medicine for i've weeks was
restored perfect health. TAai medicine aAs been sol
with unprecedented success, and las never !siec ~ Al
instance (hen taken accordance with Fectc-l 70 el-
!ecI pc-sec. cure =. the following diseases 70 wit >Li
RuEUM. SCRoFULA, ULCEkATED SChut I IA, T Z
YER SORES. BRONCHITIS, KINGS " IL, IHis t.Lo
INFLAMStAToRY AND CHRONIC RHEI NAIl>3l,
PILES ERYSIPELAS. BILES, SCURFf, CEEoNlC
SORE EYES, BLoTCEES, PIMPLEs on TIE AZ AL I.
SCALD HEAD AND ALL CUTASEoJS DISEASES
or PAINS Or ULCERS AElSING EXON Az ~ ~, /.
DICIOCS Use or MERCURY Oh AN I2-f l EE
STATE OF THE BLOOD. The efficacy Of this nec-eiiis
has been tested in al the diseases aoove enEfeFa' ZIG
its Effects truly astonishing OniS one @oe 'iov!
10 De taken (ny IN aGult) each morning before sAt
which usually produces ionic eject, while In osi ra>es
also cent,e cI:harc, increasing me apiele
and general health OF the patient, causing al ace,s.e
sores 70 discharge profuseiy and pTeiacs a. exc
nal Alternative OF the whole system, purifying ahc PIo--
cling perfec: ac;ion OF he bleed
Persons while taxing i should refrain rom ne use Of 81
stimulating drinks highly seasoned ieet- r g' sue oy
General Ace: 20 Pie->ree:. opposite tsS Custom House
NewYork; snt 10 As:or House TO- oi3 and =! bioa-
corner Broadway and ChsEnoe-s-s No. = .on.l'
No. IA West-s;: Ncs. 90 and $50 bcNer 40 ov -O--
-; No. a2- and 2.5 HUDSON and 80 Hn-ead street, c-f
Hudson; No. 500 Grand No lS and l.s rewie-
st.se: No II: and - ChetTystreet' No 10"
Nc. IS Ca;ha!ne-s.ee Sos. IS ant AL y O.
IL CAnal-stree;.
Brooklyn J. w Smith cu--er Of Fulton and Cranberry
streets and VIZ Blaruve, Ssires Bsnis eoFnef L
low and Atlantic-streets ac by 81 he principal druggists
L the United States
Dr. V Z. Lccsrow No ST Beaver-st. Clinton Buildings.
General Wholesale and RctaE Asc1, for Albany
T. W. Dyot; Son. No li3 North >scont-ss- Genera
Wholesale Asen; ios Philadelphia Bush L Hih:er
c. COLBY. Ne. 55l Peari-si- y. Y.
Instructions Cor taking the article and ei nun Der Of
ans Of The shove nlare< n2i r1-t ms
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19
DRY GOODS.
IT I'M srRA1r WAREpOI-SF,,,

r76 PEARL-STKEET \ Y
II L. SMITH x HENDERSON would invite the zt,sa-
IL. Of Merchants making hzr Spa,y Iurchss-
,f.-ir iarse assortment of
SILK AND STRAW GOODS,
which they making additions from the latest
importationS. Their ss,crtni-nt of
.DRESS GOODS
viii at all times comprie lae ,a.yy Of the nost shonz
bic and desirable 5tys market. They woultinyiie Iaspec-
ton OF ;herneNs patterns OF
FRENCH LAWNS AND IUSLlNS
rich figured and plain Csrneou zd Broczde silks. rnted
BaizorIn-2. StriI-=d FoulaEK
patterns Of De aines &c 4 ,ery zrge sss0rmegi of
SHAWL> AND SCARF5.
Camrllon SILK and Cashmsr satin striped Barge and Belro-
tiae PLAN and embroidered DE- Lame sG1 C-ayats Scarf
HdAfS Sws. Niulls Camorc Lac-s aad r.dvinss RIB
bons. Gloves, Ms, &c They weu. desire Iai.ica4I at
tentjOn 20 ,her stock Of Foreign and rneticen
STRAW GOODS.
comprising every vsety Of Florence Braid Straw, LAM
Willow Fancy Eonnets OF Spring styles. and will be
sold the loves, manufacturers prices Five Huns Jees
Of Mems and Boys L-sborn Hats and entrs
er of Palm Leaf Hats Of -ye.y u4l.ty and pfee Artificial
Flowers. Bonnet Trimmings sc which will te sold for
ca.t hprroY.d c.d the iorst market rriteS al I'm