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LIES N SPOTS.

Though life's a dark and thUrny path,
Ito goal the silen. tomb,
Il vet some spots OF sunshine hath,
That smile amidst the gloom;
The friend who veal and woe partakcs,
Unchanged whate'er IL lot,
Who kindly soothesthe heart that Jaches:
Is sure a sunny spot.
Tie wife, who half our burden bears,
Ard ulters not a moan;
Whose ready hand wipes of dill tears;
Unheeded all her own;
Who treasures every kindly word,
Each harsher one forgot.
And carols lightly as a bird
She's too q sunny spot.
The child who lifts at m7rn and y
In prayer its tinny Voice;
Who grieves Whenever its parents grieve
And joys when they rejoice:
In whose bright eye young genius CLOVIS,
Whose hear. without a blot,
Is fresh and pure as summers rose
That child's a sunny spot.
There's yet upon life's weary road
One spot Of brighter glow,
Where sorrow half f,rgets its load,
And tears no longer flow:
Friendship may wither, love decline,
Our child dishonor blot;
But still undim'd that spot will shine
Religion lights that spot.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
DEMOCRATIC BAN NR
Published in Bov'ing-G Greer, u.

Is taking charge Of the editorial ia
partment Of the Banner we deem
i. a duty which we W TO the public,
to give an outline Of the policy by
which we shall be governed. Demo
Gratis from childhood, we shall advocate
the principles Of U party, not because.
we now see them triumphant and victo-
rious; but because, we believe them Pc
culiarly adapted to the genius of our in
siitutions; and necessary for the perpe-
tnity Of our Republican government.
In = spirit Of manly candor we shall
oppose what we deem the political here
sizes of eur opponents; but we shall new
or descend to low and personal abuss OF
distinguished men.
We believe i National Bank ~unconsti-
t%u,ional and inexpedien'; and at This tine
indeed an "oJsolae iieo." w shan
steadily and firmly contend f"r tie re-
drction OF The Terrific the Compromise
of 1882, believing the present odion'
act peculiarly unjust and unequal in Its
bearing upon the different portions Of
the c~onfederacy. States-rieht poii''-
clans in the s~trictest SENSE vi the term,
we shall INCREASINGLY war against the
Distribution act, the Assumption Of The
State debts, and every other new-ianSled
notion having ior its object the creation
among the States of feeling OF depend
ence upon the Genera! government. a
plain, democratic, e~conon.;cal form. OF
government, Is wha. we ~ish g see:
and we shall content for tho cxsreiss BY
The States Of ali The rights and r7wcrs
not clearly delegated by them through
The constitution 10 the General govern-
meut.
In advance We say that We shall he
tie advocates If measures. and not oi
rer:brt we are ir,s 10 %co!icsS that we
have ever regarded james X. PIX IS
a fit exponent cf democratic principle;
and shall cheerfully give or- feeble sup
pert 10 bis f%avofiie measures: the lnle-
pendent Treasury, tie regulation OF tic
Tdrif. the occupation of tie Oregon, aId
last, though not least. tic Immediate al
nexation Of Texas.
In our own State Wc are aware. that
discord has pervaded our ranks; but We
regard it more as the offspring Of per-
sonal prediction and prejudice, tha"
any real difference Of principle. III"
union Of our party entire, is ouT iH'st
cherished wish. VIC are al trotheTs
advocating ccmncn cause upon which
NAV depend The %ferpstmi'y g: Cur insii-
! %tutio.s. Measures. 10, men; rTinci-
: pies, lot cypediency," i, our motto; aid
+ guided by tina, gi.rions motto, we shall
, endeavor to pour oil on the troubled
waves OF faction.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12
Adnainistratar'S NOTICE.

SSTGTI'E i tcr,br given that Il! m
- i~or-icGSt toa ,strr oct ctt"r.n Adj
m'G;s'.a'iou On the estate OF Henry
Cnlinp, deceased, late Of Pike t.Iuty,
Mi.so"ri, tcaunE date toe 2~th DAY 81
Oct, l|if All fcr'"ns, Therefore, in
deh:ch 10 the estate ri So! deceased, are r-
Guc,tcd 10 make immediate rsyren,; and
All persons having claims against said estate
are rf1ucstel TO exhibit ,h,m rr";erly 40
Intoxicated, within one YEAR fenm the date
Of said letters, o. they tEsy re rreciulst
fram having any beref, al said estate. aud
ifsaid claims are not presented within three
years, they viii he fnrr,rr Narrrd
PETER COLLOP, Aim'r.
February 18th, lsi.i. 3~3.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12
Geo. Wilson.

Wholesale dni Rcicii Dc0lc in
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye
Stufis. Periunerv. Window-Gtass,
ana Surgeons Instruments,
No. s, Main Sire t.
81. Louis. No.
SS-All articles il orr line of hu.i-
ress will be .olC s, the very lowest CesiI
prices. In exchange. vii lc taken
Beeswa1, Ginsenc, ard West.
Jan. 81. 1915. fu.'
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y. p. MINOR.
:. +. MURRAY.

Trims OF TuE BsS.LR.-For a sir
gle copy, f2.0Oir a3r0ncc. il not in od-
rance but durin" rtc year, - 80, II at
ter the expiration OF The year. $500.
For n club Of Six subscribers IN sd-
c %I0-fcr leu subscribers III adj
vance. $1,000.
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Administi";0r's sale oi
J STATE

BY ORrER Of The County Court Of
Pie Cun-,-. n.l1e.t tie .,'f"ary
Term ~. .'c undersigned Admins
t~~a.nr's at,.s L.ta,- 81 ; - LAWSON
deceased, vii oi.lr ior sale, at public
a%ictiaa, or 4 credit Of II months before
the Court House door, in'he Towa 5i
Bowiug-Grecr. on the bird day ofthe
ensuing Term Of the Circuit ourt fer
said County. s during the session Of
said Court, the North East quarter Of
section -. in Towns hap 80, North OF
Range one Eas, Of the H!ih principal
meridian, containing 1863 sixty two hum
dredths acres more or less, belonging TO
the Estate Of said deceased. The pnr-
chaser will he required to give bond
witi approved security for the payment
of lie purchase mo. ey.
!! Y. = " H w. WATrs. Ad"r's
l.mary 18Th, l2i5 4w"
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12
Adnir;stratos's Notice.

HGEl!i2StfdtNI ; NO''Ct.
NOTICE Is hereby given. that ~
~ UNDERSIGNED mas ntiHnej "t u"
Clerk al t;,e tnm:v Court a.. Mont
geometry Co.. LETTERS 81 administrators
on tue estate 81 Anthony + Whl'ouS.
dcr'j.. lsarru. -" N"v. !, iSii, -
rrrsunz iuI.ttc,j H. sri '>t -, arr
requested ~ make immediate pay
meni. Al persons hnv'nC claims n
Iarn.' said estate. arc requested &"
exhibit 'hem property authenticated.
within ohc wear ieuul the date y. said
.ie;ter.,o ;hev NAV he rtcc'nd"d
from hayirc my benefit of saif 81
tate, and II r0s exhibited within ,hrcs
years. they vii ~ 7, r"vrr AIRED
TiIO'S. J. WILLIAMS. tda'r.
Deserlhcr o, t6ii. cw-.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12
FOR SALE,

THREE Lots in Bowling Green
= with comfortable thereon.
and several tracts Of land rear the town
upon a credit Of one and two years.
For further Information enquire at the
Banner Office.
S0th January. 1915
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12
lfUiSIbaA
STEAM MILL.

Corn GTsiaia i -Four cents Tcr RusheH
THT SUBSCRIBERS are now grind
@ ing Corn at four cents per Bushe -,
= vable il Cash or Produce, at market
nricc. or wi exchange Corn mea for
Ccru. nushel -er Bushc.
G.. w .JENKS s. Co.
January 18th, !S4S. 4wl0.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12
Ii@ SE;.aax CT tEeapness!
THE BOSTON NOTION
CR
UfTJERS.PL Family J2JR.N.3L,

'Vl'' . /
WIEN TAKEN IN yIts, ~ IN!
IN the frs, &C Jnausrs. 1894, the
~ pr,cr Of tive nn>i" Eru#nF
reduced 10 or.vG ihI"r per s~
mum. utpr taken j'n,- 81 N
Four copies. - g., "n"rH-' ."''.
20 n.r arrrn - rt.h CO.
=, ..ry Ian, tie - |
rr,at " ru :, re
of tho No.oa maaes u emphalic' iiy !
the chcape-r Garc~ published IN thH
worIl, Its Mamoutr Dimensions
taken into consIIeration renders :,
oue nmndtcd per cert. ~cheapter tilan
is contemporaries. lie New World
and B,oiicr J"..unih"n, aud .ity par
cent. CT eaper ;h"u any OF the Dollar
Weehl,'s! N"tiar aa: Oh cxIranr-
l,l.ar, large eaiu n-say 20 to so
Q0O-"ar:a.ts ihis extraordinary
"h5tpteyS.
The Notion isprint,d N eHlraGnr
rarer,and in superior style. and con-
,inres the sane wiao range O.! iI'era-
~ novelties ard general nen$as here
'ofore. Novels, Ta'es, Ronanccs,
Scientific mud Religious Gatter-AG-
ricnltu-e. ODDITIES anu Fun for the
Malion-Sri"nt'H "sre"ons en-
rrared exl'eSs', tot ~ .rer- Con
cressiouai Reports m 'ii" General
News nj tn Date ones 7" torn
the general NFekF ms,"'.'H,' o -
columns. There j. r'"n "eeH 81;
tn'r" IN Al +" suit every 'as'e; 'HH
nothing ~ ~ objectionable ch'ta''
pr val ever 90 allowed u i''"''i' IL
"o'a'ns. j - N -.' respects ne
".osl vc'Hl'le and ""1N'eI,'"h'l
! MY newspaper " We Oh'ied
- ''s!
lie fir't nnHlcr nndsr Tins ne"
arrangeneni ""s f"bi:ied on Satnr-
Gay. Jan. L. MA n IN NAV num-
Der WAS con" en1e4 a Laughter
moving N"Fr'. "f'H- '' 'l"'"us c'in-
Pnni"n 10 "'rni'h' '.N;"''r, ""'N
alone Iende'r' NE b.,'"n ''"'i.'.
When \ was ms, 'S,'"tirhf' 10" '"'s'
popular wecH'y IN 'he t"'''a N'a''''
THIS new nov, Ennt',irr
81 L. In -, VIZ
lie H"mna4nn''>''
ihe F~en;Ti'"4riS'. lh" chartt :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

MECHANICS INSTITUTE LECTUEE.-Mr. 7. jos
Lin viii deliver his second Lecture the Chemistry OF AMI
nialaad Veg table fhysIons Wednesday (i.) cSc:i-
Ing. 18th instant, at y O'clock.
GA THURSDAY evening, 1916, Instant Prof. REID VII
deliver his twelfth Lecture hei.ty applied ~ the
Arts aud Manufactures.
Tie application c ihee Lectures 70 practical pursuits OF
Life with Numerous experimental illustration, make 'ein
given ia the Cit:.
FRIDAY evening, ,,h inst at u o'ceck, ta= Nsfo-
lnacai arr! Mechanical Dr.viir. Gas iaects.
taig Glass meet for he discussion Of Lirr- and Scefi-
tirlc subjects
TlcAot5 S3to members rec
Terms of Memtersip--SI.ch gives privileges IN the
School, tei 20. each p:ipi Annually La-art, a;d Ieng-
Room 81 Initiation fee and s. annual dues.
BY cricr. j. j. NAPE>, frcsi-.ht.
CHARLES L. BiEkIrT, AC.Iary. II II
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10 The PUBLIC.
Sr,-1orx. r.lruat, 10, 1916.


The subscriber woad most respectfully announce u bis
ienls and the aTeng community il general, that he
has recently lased The I. = HOTEL. ard is fully prepared
to entertain all wlio may him with their patronage
Having been for the past SIXTEEN years engaged tic
above capacity, he has hesitaion in saving that al IA
yors extcudcd TO him BY the puhic viii be aa, urpreci-
ated aud every satisfaction rendered to The ges who
may feel disposed to paircnze him.
rs In order 10 Keep pace with tie tiincs he is "aE-
raned 10 change the pce for Board per pay rom 81 - to
81 Is, hoping at the time, it will meet the fill lnd
unqualified appreciation Of tie travelling public.
II. JOHNSON, United States Hotel
corner Of Fulton, Pearl and Water streets,
10 IVY Ecw-Yorl.
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Dr.. II. KIMBALL'S MINERAL TEETI.--rho ccle
briy which these Teeth have obtained, and the high value
set upon them by those who have thcn together
with IN known intrinsic superiority The great mss
Teeth that made III this country have induced Dr.
Kimbal 10 make such arrangements will hereafter ei
bic him 10 supply the increasing demand for them TO any
extent; he has been confirmed In this design by tie li
form sacceSs which has attended his practice in this Dc
artment his prof sSon and by the high encOmiunls that
have been passed upon these Teeth b.! man! o our most
distinguished citizens who wearing tllein and by
several the eminent rhy scsns and Dentists of this
city who have spontanoo offered tc ample ;es
moa.s TO their excellence These Teeth and will con
tnuc ~ tc made BY DR.. him5a crcnSiceiy for las oi1a
practice they set i'll the most elegant manner upon
gold plate and adapted TO the mouth in sucl way as to
combine the highest utility with the greatest possible cCin
fort. They warranted 10 be unsurpassed by az! that
are made in the United States. and guaranteed IN al
10 fit perfectly, and to answer al the purposes that
artificial Teeth he made u answer Dr. kinhall wish
es to particularly noted that is arrangements
such will enable lin offer these Teeth. made in The
style above mentioned, az he sane I7crs tR d1e Charged
for tie most fefo, kinds Specimens may De seen at his
house, No 5aa Broadway near SpIine-s oi0 lIlisy'
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Posr-orrick, Nkv-YcRK, Jan. 10Th, 1885.

F"-T-'FffItk, NET-l t'RHi 'lI -.'I' -
a. TIE POSTMASTER GEN ER-I. hts ordered an
EXPRESS MAIL 10 rul rom c1vnGton, Georgia. to
Montgomery Alabama and bark, with the view Of ee-
dti. the communications between the Eastern Cities aud
tie Cities Of Mobile and New Orleans d aiit I" era
bic those desiring 1t. 20 avail themselves OF tie c-
patch it will a:crt-noticc IS hereby given Of the arrange
Ilent-
Letter. rEErAID and marked "EarEESs, and nc'sspa-
per slips !rur Publishers newspapers addressed 10 ft5
LsHE1s OF PAPERS osLl and in lieu OF Their eN-
change done up In light Wrappers, open 81 end i the
oniy matter that lie alowedi 10 be sent by the EArcss
ao a,yis JOHN LORIMEK GRAHAM, l. u,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

CARD-owins to the incrca.c Letters for delivery
during Naieniines Week. the usual prompt dely
business Letters the subscriber will have but two
Regular deliveries, from the 18th 10 The sCt day OF Febru-
airy. Letters DC le at the Office Of BoyS City IN
PRESS Pest, No. IS William IT. before and uclocA. This
delivery embraces tic South side Chamber from the
North River ihorsh Ferry 1t, to the East River Letters
throughout tie Cits viii DC despatched throughout the day
as they can he sciectc he having force oi eight Carriers
f,r tl,st p,,ru.sc JOHN T. BOYD. Agent,
III a,- IS William street
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TEETH! TEETH I! TEETHH.

ysN /. LEWIS, SURGEON DENTIST, 80 Broadway,
Cd door below Masonic Hal. bess leave 10 inform his
freti and the public that he has ade The following great
reduction in DenIistrr
Tcetl, plugged with gold, dollar Do do do tin
FOL, or silver 50 Do cleaned. oae dollar Do eA-
,racted 50 cts. Ter fiache cured, 30 Cts az 5nis'
WOODWOhTH'S PLANIH,G MACHINES.
LNouRTEEN iEAI;S' EXPERIENCE, tcEether win
many valuable improvements and additions his for
.r enables the sscriEcE furnish, i; shc-t notice,
and OF the mos perfect CONSTRUCTION, l4er1ais anu WORK
,ail Machines pane wosi IL all is varieties such
i, planning or surt&rirg only, cutting Inouldnss
Also planning, tcn4arirs and sroevins oi!ltDs or Eab
bsttir., and pla.ng cialboards
Application MAJ he made TO the Subscriber al his esa-
srnel In Foxbcro o. NJ his Office Of CONNER
ei and Lewis Streets, Boston, where Machines may DC
se and Ely information relative 10 the same may be OBJ
;ied rs well as Josiah Blackwell and Co. Se-f ork,
or of J. W. schenck, Albany.
Letters Of mere inquiry must be postpaid.
SAMUEL L. SCBESCk.
Folklore, Mass. April /, ls4i. II !su
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

o. HowEs' LiSIMENT AND ELIXIR, Tor the cure Vi
Rheumatism. This old and staunch remedy is still in the
the field carrying all before H. and throwing all other
remedies that have been built upon the reputation ci this,
in the shade 1t Cannot be- applied TO any rheumatism
wtou; relieving it. Its uEtersiilcd success has induced
numbers TO initiate It, but without scccss the user soon
finds that he has got hold OF worthless article. Persons
confined for years 10 their beds have in may instances
entirely cured and able attend TO their business at
us.Is bottle. Persons al trying every other ar-
Gle obliged at lat 10 resort ~ this certain remedy TO
be cured Sold only at u Courandt-street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

0sa. lint. h.. ben p,rL to III. reduction Of
M IN, Tl ro,a Ia, earned dividend Of nesfy h'e iSf
e.n: ,oessl, ai OF within, f' Fneatia -.
sale. ;, Boston stock and = asi F SSsi' ie.5 M
VT I'll iiAi" e r. Fenou5 railro,d England
Wer.tl Co ms Radin: Rellfoad ~ = Iha Bat
" 20 H. III 80 f. Boston Diridrn ~ lao do Sd
- ~ q Nrsic aud Worcester Ril:oad - p DO ied
-: 2j do 12i NJ do t.
Tb- following t.ble. ,na,l up i9t tbs shiiias List gives
rsi, u into Dbl. port u u the ilnFoE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

IsTINDoW SHADE DEPoT-Nc. I Spruce street.
w $4,000 worth Of Shades. The subscribers
ions to please, have enlarged their establishment supply
the Increasing demand for their superior shades Persons
buying Of them rely having good article as they
are always willing to exchange them.
Their patterns consist OF every kind which could be IN
vented and they have greater assortment 'ian NJ inc
other establishments put together and they tehc sIeat
pleasure showing them and never offended nc
DO not sell. Peorle OF taste would do wei 20 call sie
Banners and Interior Decorations done not TO be
nea 5mis : - -'''N' BARToL & DE MAUSEf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

Of Literature ard At. For Mi,ch. i.ij.
TWO ELEGiT 4EEaItII tltIt AIS.
Oar Indian riciures, Nc. VI. Dicoa Woman aud A>ii-
l-oin Girl. Engraved from picture by 6 bodneE' By
TIET' rElR BpgpENroFS:
\ b,4iu fl L:,dscifc, engraved ~ StilIe Hbslel-
wc,.i. roIn az uici-ai pct,re b. Bcdmcr
TuE LoFX-EETTKH.
E.!sr' 81 e.- 81 English pfiat b. liir;Ai & Sous
Portrait 81 Geo. Morris Ei Intended for TIC March
nunt-, necessarily: deferred anil ifri An acciten:
prevented the finishing ci the plate i'll time e print The
Large clifton OF Graham
ORIGINAL PAPERS.
Esosni- ~ Manifested in the Works md Lives OF trca
and Small Men.
Lays oi-rE@ysI- No. 1.-The Poets Ambition. ByJ.
Bayard Taylor.
Autumn. Il, Z. c. CbGtbuok.
An Incident at Ecaie BY Miss Gatlarins NJ. sedgntck
The BUck-Worlr.
Tie i'o4nllans Reyaase. Ar4e Of Els;o. py ". Gil
\ New England Deacon Ofthe olien rin,c BY Rev. Wal
Ter Cc,t,n
serellslr,s. ~ Mrs. II y. Nponall.
Dacctl Woman ard AsSiDiJo.n Girl.
The Glon u Chests i Legend d the =, W L
{. IlosDcF.
ylciorine \ Portrait. BY IL. T. TlcAerrnan.
Lucy button. BvFdnny Forc>:cr.
!, vision OF ;le Nigh. 5 Edward POLLOCK.
Garry Carlisle Or tie Last Tournament b Frances
osscod,
Borieniown. with an Ensrayiis.)
Foreign MYSTERIES. By Francis j. Grlad.
Tie Love-i.etter. with IN EEgravirG.l
North american Indians. No. l. (Cenc!lided9
Foreign Correspondence.
REVIEW OF NEW BOOKS
Conversations en- Some the Old Poets. e. James Rus
sell Lowell.
ves Klcir,s Journey Under Ground By Louis uo!bc:g
The Wait: 4 Collection OF Poems.
The Life aI Correspondence of Thomas Arnold D. D. By
Arthur Penrliyn Stanes.
Woman in the Nineteenth Century. BY 5. MaTgarsi
Fuler.
The Poetical Works Of Thomas Campbell.
,.p Tones
tlt~ lS1 Nassau street.
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n26 3.nist
Nos. ! and 3 Bond-street
z. PARMLY,
L BlRMIX

IN our last communication we said that II Dir. Dodge
stated things they were, he should have no WORD OF
contention from u.s. but he has rot told them as hey were,
or al they are; and we pronounce his last article untrue.
and we DEFY him. and ali the world with him, TO prove It
otl.rwise We shall take farther notice Of any thing
he may saw and regret exceedingly that
pced from many disagrecabc circumstances growing out
OF misre plesentaton 10 notice him at all. His zckrow
ledgeen OF the facts first published by US Is what We
wished the public TO understand We therefore take leave,
thanking hin r the ass istance lie rendered in max
ng them known. (d2l istD f. u. PARMIY.
gpOLisH YOUR STOVES AND GKATES-Every
body In Boston is polishing their stoves and CRATES
wlt VIM. Browns Pencil Paste. No better evidence OF
neaies when you dwelling, than to notice the
Stoves and Crates well polished. We would recon-
mend Tor this purpose WEI. BROWNS PENCIL PASTE.
1; pat rolls, which bit i2 cents, and has many
advantages the British Lustre and Black Lead ~ Its
usre brighter lasts Logger and used with much lees
dust and trouble. In minute after it gets dry by ao
pication Of brlIs YOU ret beautiful polish For sale
at VIII BROWNS, 4si Washington street RetaiIed by
all the Druggists ard Grocery Stores I'm Bostop Salem
Lowell, Worcester, Portland, and Springfield.
dealers and Families I've supplied by A. Il. & d
SANDS, Druggists, No 1s Fulton ST.; 273 Broadway; ~
Esst Broadway. ji7 lniis
CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN BALSAM has long teen
~ known at appreciated for the efficacy and pecu-
liar property it possesses for the cure OF every kind Of
Wounds, Bruises, sprals ami sores and it Is never fall
lug remedy or acute and chronic Rheumatism The Bal
affords immediate relief for coughs and soro lungs
pain In the side and breast weakness In the back
and Is any case the piles or nsuia OF
however long standing. when every thing else mas
This wonder working Basam will restore NUMB OF persia
ed limbs, stiff joints, Lunbness in any par " 'ne 'oay'
and Is suro aud pleasant Application 70
acre threats aud ounsie Numerous and tespeetuie Sefr
tiacates may lie seen where Il has enec'ea an ~ sos
In a., The eboye Price 81 IN Irse 30 cents N small
Sold ,sbolesale and ri tail by A. b. SANDS Drug
t 70 Fui;on strcei a73 Broadway and u East Broad
glst, - f'u'oi 's.sS'' jlS lmis
.Jgoopiyt; COUCH AND CReuP-To pAhEsIs-
wv Ie,. gxpeetoIaat Is without exception the most
IN or the above diseases. hcon-
,,,soung coagl into mild and traeta5ls disease. and
shorteps its duration more tan che half and produces
speedy recovery. From ore halfto onetsa spoon
an viii certainly cure Group III iAfaiis and young children
!, half an hours nc The lives Of hundreds Of children
viii he saved annually, by always keeping 1t hand ready
| for any energcLcy.
1t Is prepared only by Or. d. Jayse No 81 scatn infu
St. Philadelphia. Price 81. For sale by
A. B, & D. SANDS. Druggists, 70 Fulsou-'t-
| ,ls lmi, 2I3 Broadway, and II East Broadway.
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RELIEF FOR DEAF PLRsoNs-1'e numerous testimonies
we arr daily receiving Of the efficacy OF DIR. McNaii
Acoustic Oil in curing Deafness renders il worthy Of the
tee OF all who thus afflicted. Mr. William Hayden 0i
1ldetoyY Coma reports that two bottles OF this oil cnec
uay cured lin of deafness several years standing-hc
could scarcely any POUNDS distinctly but the oil pro-
duced the desired effects Of Mr. feltus Of New
Lurgh was cured of deafness months standing, ai
Ter suffering rain for q long time IN Philadelphia
was cured OF deafness fifteen years standing by bot
lie OF this OIL Now these facts which cannot be doubt
ed Sold at 81 Courtlandt- street. aud al l39 Fultost.
BROOKLYN. Price 81 per flask.
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y5,IIE GREAT FESTIVAL OF the YOUNG LADIES
i COLD SPRING T B. SOCIETY, VII take place on
Friday (St Valentines, Evening, Feb. H. at Nafo; ha
Casal-strect. The Supper viii be served up Ia ,.oa !
on re,rrnrr rincins a,,, the committee pledge them
selves hat every excron win b. made 10 nakc 'Ais sur
pass their firm ole. Tie Washington Temperance oIS
Ban! has been engaged and viii eiiNcn the evening ""n
popular Music. llr Peter Mcdonald WI ires'uo - W.
Marshal OF The eye,il assisted By the members OF tilt
Young Mems Cold Spring T. 5. Society large u az e.Ae
vii b containing line Gold Ring. Tickets . cent
each, 10 b hai OF the Committee, Bertrn "hie' -
Gra-srect Mr. Scuttwc, l2e Spring ana a. .hs
dOo- on The evening II The Festival iSi ~
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10 wv
Burcugu,' AND DRovtRs' BA>g.

HCN-lC co. iIN, 1900 }
,,OTICE.-Ihc Pres dent and Directors Of the Butchers
and Drover, Bank lave this dag declared dividend OF
four az per cent. the Capital Stock out OF the profits Vi
the last six months, pay able OH the 18th inst.
The Transfer book will be closed the li until tie
18th inst. By order OF the Beard OF Directors.
fi0 lOt' y. " TOWNSEND, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

DALLEi's MAGICAL PAIN CHARACTERISTICS celebrated
medicine sid wholesale and retail at the r"rietors.
Henry Dac,s office, NJ. LIS Fuoi-strcct, sun Build
ing" New York. nStcad of Albany formerly which Is
the place In the Uutcd States where the genuine
he obtained Cat wholcsac) Observe that tho written sig
nature Of IL. bailey Is upon each box. fel. 81