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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-10-17

IN over $4,000 cases they have proved an iniaI-
lible remedy for the destruction of those reptiles
Which are the means Of sweeping oft Hundreds
and Thousands Of the most blooming children
and youth, severing :he chords of affection, and
forever blasting the fondest hopes of the parent
50 great has their efficacy invariably proven, that
they may well be called the only certain worm
destroying medicine in use, and the greatest dis
covery ever made for expelling the various kinds
Uf worms that so frequently and dlsressingly
annoy both children and adults. They are cer-
tain remedy and pleasant to the taste, that chill
dren cry for them, and eat them as readily as a
common peppermint Lozeuge.
To parents, we say, do not be without these
Lozenges at any time; attend to these sugges-
tions as you value the lives Of your children
For sale in YazoO city by,
D. o. WOODMAN & CO.,
and c. G.. McKESSON.
In Benton by JAS. BLUNDELL & co.
And in all the towns aud villages IN the State
and Texas. April Is, I845. 42-6m.
III u LL9S
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Notice.

AVlNG been appointed by Messrs. Fisk
IA g. Davis, Of Adams county, Agent for
Their Lands lying in the vicinity of this city,
and vested with full powers 10 prosecute
and remove all trespassers on the same, all
persons are hereby notified that from this
date the law will be figidly enforced against
offenders without exception. The lands
number $40 acres, and are generally known
as the "HaTns Lauds.'
A. H. MORTON.
YazoO city, July 25. 1916. 3-tf
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Dv ERFIsINa C0L UMNs
MnT lGE &.

N HE subscriber having erected GRIsT
~ MLL near his residence, (abDut2 miles
from Yazoo City on. the BenlOn road) will
be prepared at al times to furnish fine fresh
Meal and Hominy either at the Mill or at
Mr.. II. IIlyman's Store in Yazoo City, and
Nr. McNei's at Benton.
lie will also grind Corn, sc. for the use
Of Horsesand cattle, for reasonable toll.
Persons using feed will find it great saw
ing by having il ground.
A. Fl. MORTON.
June 81, 1914. Soft
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4 q Is "a q

The following certificate was given by three
highly respectable Planters, near Fife Post
Office, Talladega CO., Ala, one of whom
had used twelve boxes Of the Pills in his
own family.
This IS to certify that we have used DR..
Hairs Fever and Ague Pills in our families
in several cases Of Fever, and chills and Fee
yer; and their administration has been atten-
ded with pleLe success. In no case have
they failed to have the desired effect when
used according to directions. We think
they are a good Pill, aud would cheerfulIy
recommend them to all persons subject to
Fever, and chills and Fever.
Given under our hands, Feb. Q. 1913,
JAMES BAGLY.
May. 3. AZ JAMES MONTGOMERY.
June 90, '43 HARRIS TAYLOR.
For sale in Yazoo city by
o. 0. WOODMAN. & co..,
and c. G.. McKESSON.
In Benton by JAS. BLUNDELL & CO.
And in all the towns and villege in the
State and Texas. April 25. 1845. 4s-6m.
CHILDREN CRY FOR
Dr. HUEL'S
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NOTICE.


TT .ETTES Testamentory were granted at
IL the June Term, 1914, of the Honora-
Die Probate Court Of Yazoo county, State
Of Mississippi, to the undersigned, on the
estate of Eleanor E. Aston, decd. All
persons indebted to said estate will come
forward and make payment, and those hav-
ing claims agains said estate will present
them, duly authenticated, within the time
limited by law or they viii be barred.
BAILY w. GEORGE, Ex'r &c.
July Is, 1914. 2-tf.
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IL Fare to Tuscumbia, Ala, $40; to Decatur
sig; to Huntsville. SI4 50.-Time from Mem
phis, Tenn, to Huntsvillee, Ala, days.
STAGE OFFIC ES.-Memphis, Tenn, at the
Commercial Hotel. Yazoo City, Miss, at the
Phoenix House.
L. SIMS & BROTHERS.
March 81, 1916. 31-6n.
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JONES ORIGINAL POEMS, No. 4.


rres beauty in all things of life, creatures of earth or air.
r<es beauty In womas face II pmples are not here
res beauty In an infant SMILE free FROM all guile or care
Txr's beauty In a splendid head of leiiy, silky hair
krey leaf and blade OF gIass, pregnant with life and
health,
rsrss beauty in a ,potess skin, til woman's greatest
wealth
Sr 10 her name that shall be- spotess as her skim
T,sd from ell blemsh that could even constitute a sin.
here. beauty 10 the thought that Jones Soap will clear all
tan
AID tmples boich or frecbe from woman's face man,
Ard that his Hair Restorative will bring bad hair TO any
shade,
isn mes more lovely the eye than any hair stuff made
The effect is sublime and glorious the soap on the face
A, he Other on thu hair. JOness Soap las all know who
ave tired ~ VIII any disease of the skin and make "
dear healthy lovely and beautiful, removing sunburn, tan,
Ne Jone.s Coral Hair Restorative tonly snllngs for a
vA bos Will force the hair % grow stop II falling of.
ere scurf OF dandrun and make light. red grey hair
gvw dark and fine. II l. the cheapest and best article ever
made for the toilet and for dressing the hair Mind, for
Ioaes articles and take other Sold only in Newl cor.
Sbs sign Of the American Eagle, 81 Chathansi and S2i
Bfoadw sy. and l39 Fulionsi., Brooklyn. IS Neod
Boys SF0Rr WHISPERS now since the fact has become
sovn thai chilling bOilie of Jones Hair Restorative
Nil force the hair grow The face well the head
sA al 50 Chalhsmsi and S2l Broadway. - 2teJd
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The evening OF the year is drawing nigh,
rby The summer heats you've stained your faces.
ogiety 10 GOURAID's store, sweet ladies'. hy,
To rspovae your somewhat damaged graces.
Perhaps nj Saratoga springs you found
golis stare al you. every pleasure ifip;
rbs reason was that beard-llke hairs abound
Iinou the sweet curve Of your upper up.
us.,s and remove the cause-POudre Subtitle
Win take away each hdcOus, struggling hair,
And YOU In renovated brightness still
Shall shine. amidst the oOngregated iair-
gebod no more, that thing almost inhuman,
beard upon the beauteOus face OF woman
DtT T. GOtRAUD'S Italian Medicaied Soap is univer
iy scspow led ged be- par excellence, the only article
, to The remedy of all such dishguremens Of the shin
,Ooesr in the shape of pmples IAN, reckles, sunburn
"a nofphew Dr. G's POudre Subues are equally re-
,,ssbe for the surprising properties they possess IN n
s,rty removing superiuOus hair dis vegetable Liquid
pougf for mparing the cheek and up brilliant perna
mi md natural tin e, il unequalled.
yr sale only at the Doctors original depot 81 Walker
IA, Store FROM Broadway Boston, A. > Jordan,2 Mix
Iowel Carleton Co; New Bedford, W. l.. Gerrish
Worcester Green Co; Springfield, Bliss; Anthony, fs
liver; rhomss New port; Myers, New Haven Bsckus
Bin Troy; Pierce stanxx Hal, Albany r.. Is. Tuiiir
lyemb,y Buildings, Chesnui-si. Philadelphia 81 2
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and 81 in casks At Boston sales Of Pork during the
week very heavy 1900 bbs for New Orleans 200 do for
New York 1900 bbs for the East &c stock n dealers
hands hght 1000 kegs lard sold :; ca. 200 do su.
perior IT :, cash and At Buffalo market for
Pork quiet At 10 20 and 50--.At Philadelphia Mess
Pork quoted a. slu 0--..Ai Baltimore prices of
Pork advancing Mess Pork. 81 q Il - Prime 81 ~
IL Mess Beet go I'D a n No. !. sea ~ and
Prime s. a . Bacon IL in good demand Holders
are FIRM ~ the following prices viz. Shoulders y
cents. sides y a cents assorted u cents Hams
:. 40 cents.
PLAsTER-A cargo Of Eastern sold TO 20 Up the
River ai 50 90.
RlCE-We understand there have been large opera
tons in Rice to-day a. advancing At Charleston
the received opinion q the partial failure OF the coming
crop had produced an improve meni in prices Receipts
Of the week llsitcs. Sales 30 ics II 7l6 ord
10 fair 3 a3s CT. II i thought that O % 200
casks Wi be brought market this season against
rage receipt of 1870 900 casks
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THE GERMAN LANGUAGE Eriheiier, sn

L thor ~ an improved German and English Phrase BOOK
and Professor Of h- German language. teaches separae
or In classes several classes tor ladies' exclusively
viii be arranged by the commencement Of October N d
ten ,srt, of liz iown Terms - per quarter advance
Applications should be- made 70 NJ Erheer, al the office Of
NJ Van Hoev-ubergh ESQ No IS Centrest % neOt
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III. Instrument /. designed 10 relieve dyspepsia weakness
md nan la sides OF gonsas' IN the stomach, cor
.raiou and piles lungs, cough and splitting 81 blood
psptson OF the heart weakness OF The hips and limbs
drorng Of the body with curvature Of he spine ana en-
rcento of shoulder particularly in children and Young
ladies' also female debility and weakness Of voice. seam
sresss Crs Students and others who keep the bent am
tie find much immediate comfort from IL ID operates
hv eevagng tie whole Pile Of organs iwhcn have descend
h. u,lns feNihiv Dr. B. can be consulted al ~ Broad
way near Grand Sundays excepted over the store o. MI
w.. onrsgn Office oal. from A. NJ. 10 u NJ ana 10
NJ for \ female : IN attendance on sne-
CIV and Country Physicians and Drasgis.s are infu 70
al ard sy be supplied by applying A. ne above address
Common Sense Chronic Diseaseor Sd s-An arrange
-. -, ,.iisf ~, raw can d. nssi. mis- nmepns
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NEw.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

CONTENTS FOR sATJ RDAN, sept o.-L fOhr IN
I --ri.isu Raliai-Grsntm0thers Sea Anguish; Rev
-',,on. OF the Divn. by Rev Thomas l. Hafris-ll ID
lTORlAI-About The Fall .eciion Mr.. huroui % Cor
-,rarops-Tie Locf-fOc0 Theory The Prices o. Goods
law AID Order The Land Question Downfall o. frotec-
flr The Courier Exactly; Manufactures ana farmers
fax and Order IN Kentucky; Labor. Wages and linn.
r.rioo Remarks on Another Leiier from Maryland
Labor In New Yofk-iis circumstance conaions A1e r.
,,.s,S.No. IL III ard IUL-Ill. POLIIlCAL-hiec-
49,, Rel,rus from Tennessee. lncisna, Norm taroAht
Member, OF the YNINih Congre-s-lN NJ" S-rFgt NJ
80. Oysgon and California, santa Re- Tie hccss
Nnnntain. From he War Quarter: Farther from ne AM
R..ni REGION: From the sandwich lsA,isi Ohins So
NfScFfTANFOrS-The Beethoven Monument Letters
bv The Wavsise No "; The lnndeiiy u Modern Soes
Western Tempersr Convention Al Rochester rt'.e-
from Manufactured from DR.. LArdners Lecllle-
Oninons on ireland Cores pondenee OF he
ashin gior Ou;aro Co &c. Cy Items ry, r ius
Trbune.-NI COMMERCIAL INTELLlGtNCh -s'oeA''
Money Produce Cattle Market Househon hNhets &c.
single copies put up IN wrappers for The Mails CO. 0e o
tanned Al the dess-grlce OF cents.
~ TERMs-S2 per year. All subscriptions pay
iuaexbly in advance. Address
GREELEY McELRATH. Tribune Buildings.
Cor. Spruce and Nassau s,s opposite the City ha-
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~ Saratoga Wafer. Direc, from tn. springs.

To the Bilious and Dy-p-pc these .rnou. Wsrer. a. OF
great benefit Mrssrs A. B Sands & Co have NAL AZ
rangenens whereby thy receive them f-n he
Springs and put up exclusively directions A. Who
ever plrcia vii fnd hen their or in. .fr.nh .nd
purity They are from tie coSesEss. USI0S IoDiNE and
PAVILION spfings, and a. uo-e abb wish purchase are
eave their home dgnng h. summer month. Tor H., Sornr.
much they Ike the waller Ald their ORDER. IN, 10 H..
.1h-crbers vii insure immediate attention srd - ysrr-e
arcle they desire Those who wish purchase should
remember tls.
A 3. SANDS co. Druggists, - Broadway. corner OF
Chamher.s- 10 ih- OrAiiir o.A1in.- sl-j meoci.
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SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS.

yNHE subscriber wishes MAKE known to the public thai
much OF the biscuit and crackers which sold In hi'
city by the above entirely different from The SODA
BISCUIT and SUGAR CRACKERS made at his Bakery
which have used by invsds particularly those wa,
,Iaer from Indigestion for than twenty years win t'
best results while the imitation, which be made for
price, though perhaps good for person IN hea are
wholly unit for the The above BISCUIT and CRAksss
aso BurrEs BISCUIT, WINE BIscUIr, BUrrEh CaAcKkss
WATER CRacKEs PiLor and NAVY BsEAD, al OF he hrsi
quality consanty for sale A. he well known ESTABLISH
rnrnL rs Washington street. corner OF Wsrrenstreet
u fr,i.. EPHRATM TRFADWELLS SON
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Brighton Narket....sepL 7

At market 10 Beef Cattle, AS stores 800 sheep and
100 swine
PRrcEs-Be,f Cars-The best qualities Of Cattle Were
scarce. and an advance was effected from last week
Extra - first quality - - second sidi 20 third
s3d3 80
Sores-Prices not established
SAep-Lsmbs from 25 10 ! Is old sheep from 80
70 So
s,cias-Two entire lots and 81 lots 70 pedde
p and 3; cents Old Hops -. 3; and cents At retail
fr. to =
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GEO Il WILLIAMS.

d EXCHANGE PLACE, @ doors East Of william
= I street, invites his Old cusOnar- aud Merchants gen
orally o examine his new stock OF Black Blue Back and
Coored Silks and Sans Nevets, bombalines Apaccas,
Nous de LANES Cashmere- Reps, Fine Gnghams and
other Dress Goods White Cambrics, Musns, and Dimi-
es 81 10 81 l. ces Thread Lse, Embroidered Jaconel
and Swiss Trimmings Embroidered Collars, and Chimi'
settles. Green Gauze Barge and Lace Wells Tan, sam
and Velvet Ribbons Cap and Bonnet Ribbons; Wool.
Wor.ted Silk and Br0che Shaws; Dress fiiks, Gloves,
sewing Silk Goods for Thread and Needle Stores Gen
z t.uf
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TO CIairvoyance.-Dr. SIS LYON q

u Z =.
CT soliciis the attention Of Medical and the friends
The SICK the wonderful ndbeneceu power Of CLAiRvoY
ANCE possessed by ANDREW J. DAVIS Of Poughseepse
" Y which enables him determine and declare when IN a
state Of Somnambuism. what the disease Of any afflicted
person. when it has baied the skill Of lie best physicians,
and what remedy tifanyD Will avail Hours OF consultation,
from 7to9 \. NJ and from y 10 r VI. Examinations
made 90 NJ. and % ?. NJ Location 50 Pearl-sL Dr.
Lyon and Mr. Davis viii remain in NewYork through this
and will u after few days absence maslug
this their permanent home and giving notice through The
Tribune ofeach absence from and return 10 the city
81 WIS
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Nl~TEE t.NKUEN.-INr duuTs VII uFFI = Hsl
Paste and he performances will commence ats oclors
FRIDAY Evening. September 'th and durng me wees te
r.-i Panied Hall Of tn, Incompatible premises VIII be
thrown open 10 the public every evening, O'Clock pre-
csely a. Concert Promenade. A. ococA precisely the
Orchestra Will play the Overture 10 La File du Regimen,
The al OF Good Night La Polka des Salons. Overture 10
Gu,tsve \ Divermeuie Pot PourrL lntermission oi
malt an hour for promenade and refreshments during which
1000 will be- presented 70 the spectators After
which the Overture Tampa La Refine de Chyprc Waliz
and Ma1ourka Admission = cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-05

to Twelfth Ward.-The Democratic Wing Ele'
tors " he Twelfth Ward requested meet A. Nowan
Hotel 4ih Ayclue Harlem River. Friday. Sept jih oil
r. ~ (puncuay) choose Delegates TO Senatorial am
County Convention BY order Of the Ward Committee.
IL If. GREELEY. Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-05

u wholesale prices by T Wlliston dealer In watches
No CORTLAND street. up stairs corner of Broadway.
watches sold nj this establishment warranted "a per
form well or money refunded Watches, clocks musical box
- and ewelry repaired In me best manner A. the lowest
prices. Arrangements have been made with Mr. VIM
afnbe whose reputation watch repalrer Il unsurpas-
"A having been engaged for nine In the most cecbra
ed msnufaetores In Europe enables him repair the
complicated work that can be- produced.
Trade work promptly done on reasonable terms.
j. 4. WlLLISrON
auZ-fis No | Courtland-st up stairs
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FINE CUTLERY.
HIGHLY PERFUMED SOAPS.

IN and beauty j. al efnulrni for the n the shape u
Refined Scans M->.rs 4 >anis CO. have large A.
.orm.ni imported and manufactured here OF the pure>
kinds and 1laiy Al this Of The year noinn. T.
more pres vaiVe o beauty and health Than frequent wash
- If th. ain Sosrs Tor infants and children highly re-
rommenle, 10 parents. Sold by 4. =. SANDS co -
i.rna lNav cor Chanh-t--st ia the Granite beiding
nu-S fmeoii,
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EDUCATION.

rent Of sending their sons from home 10 De-
educated hi- establishment at New Brighton, saien
-and for Classical Mathematical and General Education
Circulars he obtained n Messrs Roe, Loch" GOD =
sons 81 Broadway. and from w II. Duff al New Brighton
- 3iis
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MARINE JOURNAL.
tR SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED

ship Catherine, -- Charleston cotton and rice, 10
Geo sutton.
Bark Missouri Sylvester Marseie- 10Th July. Gibrsl
tar 3Oih mdse 10 Chamberlain 4 Phelps Lat Al ~ y,
Ion 81 fen in with schr Latona water logged. both mass
gone still attached 10 her side by the rigging.
Brig Brothers. Mayhem - de I'm Neuvitas moas-e-
&c to Brett Nose. Left brigs Amanda for NN0rk -
dnys Deruerara. Blanchard dsg Fame, Madison, sail.
ed for Msnate eth Aug 10 load for Boston Isl inst a
% 20 lon 3 a. spoke brig Menarca II de I'm Martinico
for Norfolk for orders
Norwegian brig Trcolor O-erman. - ds I'm Bremen.
ballast to s 7 Poppe-9- passengers.
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Carefully Reported for The Tribune

7
ASIlES-There has been more activity in this article
and prices are buoyan The sales $50 bbls Pots
II d3 .7i mostly The latter, and 200 hb Pearls on
terms not made public.
COTTON-The foreign edvces have had the effect to
ation the market and some factors are asking 40 adj
vance on Yesterdays prices Buyers do not appear die
posed 10 Yield this advance and We have heard OF no
.nlaa worthy Of note. We make no change IN
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Boston aurticn Sales.

10y TIP. 4 q. RICH, - and y brosi-s'rset Boz
Dion ON WEDNESDAY, Sept II.
BOOTS SHOES. and BROGANS-lco cases boo,s.
Shoes and Brogans
on WEDNESDAY, Oct l.
LEATHER SKINS Ac-Sole Leather Upper IN the
ush ami finished Calf sheep Morocco and Md sAns AMI
other articles IN the linsS su2S
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FINE WATCHES,
A.lrarkAu .2sr

II O. sTONF (esiabi-hrd 1881 j. constantly adding -
L. hs stock the latest styles Of LEVER, LEPlNE and
PLAIN WATCHES CHAINS, KEYS, PENCIL GASES.
LOCkETS, SPOONS, &c Nc. VI. o. 50 cash principle ~
ing business and cOntentment with small gains, explains
M cause OF the people getting along u, whent aiding
Al his store Watches and Jewery carefully repaired. Old
Watches Jewelry, Gold and Silver taken In exchange al
their full value or bought for cash
HUBBARD O. STONE, iol Broadway,
,.to Q,a,v MVNSFisf Corner Walker street
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,EHE TREAsIREK 0

rVHE TREASURER OF tie Fire Department Fund
gratefully acknowledges the receipt Of three hundred
and three 5l0O dollars by the hands Of Richard lryn
E.o a. a donation the charitable fund Of the Department
nr the one.thri part of0ue thousand dollars appropns
ted 20 three charitable Institutions Of tins Cy, out Of The
collected from visitors 10 the iron steamer Orea
Britain.
Also tveu.yeghi 75-iOo dollar. By DE hands Of John
Chilean Esq a. donation frOn the Wardens Of the Ninth
Wsrd JOHN :. GILES,
Treasurer Fire Department Fund.
Sa,v y,rL ~eu,ernber 4fh fg;5 -
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

In tie ship SaUiran from Char,s,on-Mes-rs Refer.
SchuckmaDn Oidendorf-3 in storage
IN rho bark Missouri from Narsciuss-Mr Mulowny.
Phladi Mrs Stephens. of Bait; " Gale lady and
child, Of !; J X Rosynkowsh and lady. Of WORK
N the sieerage
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School will open on Wednesday 10Th OF September
No ~ West-Wa-hng Place. where Circulars may be-
obtained also Roe Lockwoods, All Broadway and shep
herds, No. 1911 Broadway au&h %"is
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~ Mount Washington Collegiate School - w 81
Nashinar0n Place. under the Of Messrs. HUBBS
CLARKE, viii reopen Thursday the ih day Of sepiem
a.r ne,L su 6wis'
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U,RPETING, Floor on ClorL. Rug., Dugyets &c.

NtRPETING. Floor Oh Cloths Rugs, Dfugyets, Nc.
u Tor Pal sse-famile- Ia want Of Cape,ng, or any ar
,ce in the line respectfully invited To call and .ssmin"
me OF the most extensive and best ass0rments " Brussels
rhr,. ply Iagrain and all Other styles Of Cafpsnns O
Co,hs Rugs Sc that be- found N the Guy The entire
stock new and selected tor the fsh sales rom mr most
he assortment many splendid patterns and ne" "s
~ cDors which " b. found al any Other sof. f",
eaefs may assured that they Will ind N" prc~s much
lower thsn any similar establishment IN the CITY
Ban experienced q phols,rref VIII attend u- htnnk
snd laying VI Oh Cloths making Car PETS W a. thr shortest
uOuce. W. IL p'i'N 7, 49, 'l'''
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NEW ORATORIO

,I,HE BEAUTIFUL and effective Oraioro Of The Seven
Sleepers viii be- performed al iheTsbernsce ON Thurs
lay evening. september 18Th under The direction of Nj.
George Loder The Chorus will be sustained 10y about one
hundred and hny performers selected with particular refer
rnce their musical qualifications. Mr. H. {. Tlmm VIII
....... a. =. ,ba ,.,., ms liz.
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Cvs- 10 IIafters.-The owner Of fashionable Hist
Store in part of the City doing good cash bust
ue-s desires sell out good opportunity for corpe-
person with moderate cash capital Address y, box
1906 Lower Z. o. ai%o III
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rFP- DIR. banning may be consulted IN reference to
chronic weaknesses Of the body, and the application Of ms
BODY Belts during this and next wees a. his Office ~
Broadway. between 4. VI. and y NJ, and am T. NJ
a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-05

sheriff ofihe Cy ana County of Newf ofk and
his Deputies would respectfully notify the Landlords ana
Attorneys Of this City, that they are prepared 10 execute
Landlords Warrants and the foreclosng of Chaei Mort
cages with punctu-ty and despatch Application 10 De-
made at the sherds Office. room No y, IN ne Gay he.l
WIN. JONES, Sheriff.
New York, Aug. Is. l9i5. sul4 Suls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-05

u,..rs CoNsTOCK ( Co Gentemen-In duty % you,
- A. ~ ourselves take tins opportunity 10 exprs -
y a. our HEARTFELT gratitude for your KIND attention 10 Mr.
.S<r White ihe Young who 80 badly burnt 10
nv s.poy few ca,s since from shellac and alcohol
,ss,r tfe rhe article be could have been Durn
-. and also feel 10 duty to make TINS case snOwn 20
~ nut H. You will remember that he skin mostly on
\. sods and when you dressed iAem but Sun br M
- bu HUE sleep since. The FIRE al Oui IN short '
-, te wounds healing fact We are saisheo a. yvl
~ buns OF any nature that ever nirVdueTo ~ "'
"a Yours respectfully. RAFFERTY, LkAsh'
New YOrk. Apnl 2jlh. lGih Htlte'r, ~ nItOlI-l