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.lJ,yHCH.1ENT,

.l9'TAC H,aENT.
NO OT1OE Is r~rrhi gwen ;Oallthose
V interested Thnl, dt my instance a
writ Of Attachment was. on the 10 h OF
Iunurry. 1876, lssaed nv Thomas Viii
Irams. Just,ce o. Inc Pc zee in aud Tor
the 'couoIy If Carroll. aud Safe Of Chm,
4gniusu me eooGs. ch'lIleS 'r'ghts mu
news. credits, and effects Of Hugh Kun
mel, an a6sanl d"htor
JOHN G CROXTON.
JaneRry 90 INz6
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,pERxAN,s CAMPuoR LozENGEs

gHERMAN'S CAMPuOR LOZENGES
(s,v, Immediate rrl,ei TO Nervous 0F SICK
Headache, pslpus,ion Of The hesrt' low
ness OF sp,rns. des'oudeney, iuhamms-
,ory or pa,r,ed sore throat, bowel OF sum
mer complaint. faplIng, oppression or a
sense OF sinking OF the chest enoUe
spasns. cramps of the stomach OF oo"-
els, EyslericRl affections ahd all nervous
diseases. dTovsiOess thrUSeh the day ard
wskeiutness by ulghi, cholera orcholeTs
norbus. djsrThcea, lsssItude, or sense
of1ahgue. Persoas travelling OF attend
ing large psrt;es, will find the L"EsnRcs
rrally rsvIVrg, and imPsr,Iog the baoy
sucy Of youth.
yoseph 3 Nonss, ESQ Vrce PresidCn'
Of The Washtngotn Marine INSURANCE
Company. hSs su6Hee Tor yeafs ~nh
nervous headache, rhaI nothing would
reEpve HTl ne used these b"zenges,
which relieved IL e trreIyin 10 mtnstes.
DR.. G. Hunter has bees sulseci "a V'"'
lpUl attacks of hetrd scht, 80 az 10 m'Se
htm almost lhu lOF 'Nh w '"'N~ "'7~'0
at r,me. Noih,ng ever S6ordrd h'n
say re rsf iili he tried these Ia nEeS,
and they csred hlm in (rW minutes,
Or Sharmsn's b'Eenges 'can re OH.
,ainpd Wholesale and Retail 'oi $s +
Themes, Main ~. beiWePn 81 snc 4'h'
Sole Agsit for CincinuS1i. 0AIo, aud ol
the following Ag~nts.
GREER 4. Co MsguOtia.
S A HIGHLAND RaTnshurgh.
GFoR6E MANFUIk. Augusta.
* JACKSON Carta''cN.
Cough Loz-ngrs % cents per bOSi
W1rm -
Tnn,rNnor "
Calharic
bIIwhn bBv n box Of tar SheTnn"a' 5
I d,aEtnpes. ora Pasrer are enfI'led to
o,e ol ShcrmHu's Messengers ol HEATH
which rnn be- Obtained lrCm all Agents.
Jan. /, '45
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j. N Dawn

Err FcKtEy JIM DAVIS
1GEG9I u DAT1Ss
Attorney. aud COaRselIoIs al LG'0'
Have entered into partnership. and
will prscure their pre- IossiOn 10 Csrro'l
and the adjoining eounries. All business
entrusted 10 them will receive PromP
ateniion,
OFFICE, IN the frame bilding. opPo-
size the west door Of the Courthouse.
Carrolllon. Dec 3 l845
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Mlslins,

4 large lol OF Bro Sn and Bleached
Nusl,ns, Just received and 'or sale NJ the
new Store oi h. SlNCLAK.
February 8, l846.
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,Jarnarv 80. 1915
ESTATE oF LANES ,NEVIN.
Administrator.

Notice is hereby given that rhe stb
scriher has been eppnIRled aud'qusIfed
a. Executor on The estate Of lanes New
in, late Of Carroll county Ohio, dcce as
ed.
Dated this 9th day Of March 4. D
1896.
JOHN NlyEN, Ex'r.
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KEND VII JACKSON.
CarrolItOn, Feh. 8 lS46
AChA WinntI,s EAage.

Notice is hereby given that he suhscrl
ber has been sprsinled and quahsad Ms
Administrator Of Tho estate cl john
Wand, late of Garrett cOEnry ohio. &c
ceased. Those indebted to said estate
are required to mtke Immediate pay
menl. and those having claims will pre-
satt them IeIdSty proven far setIlemen
within one year from This date.
ROBERT CRAVEN,
Administrator.
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2AW 9N1gegs
Estate Of Levi .NewIoA,

EstdtC VI aT~Nt '!NCW sSAN
No'ice IS hereby given that The uu.
deHlgned have been appointed and
qualified as Executors nj the estate Of
L-v, Newton, late Of Carroll county
Chin, deceased. rhose indebted TO said
psmte are required TO make Immediate
paymeal. and those havtag claims will
present ham IeQsNy proven for setSie
m nj within enc wear fr N ms dRte,
nor >TiO IFUNT,
UNlNE NEW TON,
Janusrv I6. lS46 ExecUiors.
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w. II. LL'OY ~,

W. q. T. 10 Y -,
.9dUTney and Counsellor al Lac, ana 30
tci,or an ChaHrery.
OFFICE, near the "ErcheRg," " in ,he
Hoom formerly occupied lg John sunbsr,
Esq. CAERoLLToN, Ohio,
Carrullton, NoypmbeF 2i, 1845.--rf5.
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EA1GORTMG
Ira New Hagefs4Own!

II wv" sHSS ~ SNU "
The subscriber would respectfully
inform his old customers aud the pH b
iic generally, that he sHll continues to
carry on The above business in New
NaeerstoWn. Carroll county, Ohio. he
will be found in his shop at all times 10
attend TO those who may favor him with
ascalL He receives The New York
and Philadelphia Fashions regularly
every Sprrcs and Fail, which will ena.
hie him 10 give satisfaction 10 both old
and young. He hopes by strict at,eu.
tlon 10 bGsiNess to receive share Of
that patronage which is always besIOw
ed IVY liberal public on the indaslrIuus'
His charges will be made 10 suit i6e
times, aud he will receive either cssh
Dr country produce 10 aymepl.
WILLIAM McCANDLESS.
Feb. Ia. l845.
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tchtfs ons.

= iirr,' ,ttehy g,v>u ,hat there was
'aSn'p suSchmer ,hlsd Dln 9tA
,usd'Sv 'EoN", .Iecd. SuS,rcr Of me
Pealo in 1"d 'br ttts county Of 'CltroIt,
"a; NV instance, Nsafnsl lire goods and
tta ,ulcs, 9, aas and credits. Trohc,s and
eF,r1s of Walter r. Smith, an unrest.
&Cn deb'oF-
ALFRED TABOR.
Jan 70. lsSe.
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FI.AXSEER.
Estalt OF IFcn+,y WaTtiN

N ,uce Is hereby gwen that the under
signed has heen appointed and qualftied
as Admlalstrsldr ot The estate OF Henry
Martin, late Of Carroll cou1vy. Ohio,
deceased. Thrse indebted to said estate
are required TO MAKE 'inmediate pay.
'men', and those hHVing claims will pre-
sent them legally proven for settlement
wlthluOne yFer from lbIs'date
John MARTIN, Adm'r.
"a Z IoAR
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Dec. 5 l845
ESTATE OF JOSEPH MIL FER,

Notice is hereby given that The un'
dersigned have been appointed and
qualified as Exacn'0rs Of lhe estate G
aoseph Miller. hle'of Carroll county,
Ohio, decpSssd Those inAshteG 70 sa'd
estate are required TO make immrdiare
pay men,. aud those havrrg cltlms will
present hem legally proven within one
wear Of this due.
JOSEPA W MfLEERl
SOLOMON MILLER Executors
ABR tnAM Miller.
December 70 h, lS45.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-05
aeivsN DR.. SWAYNE'S 81 49,.
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSU MPTION,

Colds, Coughs, Splitting Of Blood. Bronchtis Diculty OF
Breathing, Asthma, Pain in the Side and Breast.
WhoopinG Cough Group, and all Dis
orders Of the Liver, and LunEs,
Broken Consultation,
&c, &c.
THIS Celebrated Remedy has by its intrinsic
acquired celebrity which can never be shaken by
The qoack Nosuus with which the country abounds
be relied upon The speedy and permanent ali
Diseases Of the Lungs II literally sweeping Consumption
from land vhcrever II introduced and becomes
all others dwndle into nsignifcnce The public have been
long enough and esoft medicine which
the testimony mcs eminent physcansn the land has
op, BY Publishing columns " forged
enough 70 LET the public know whsre be obtaned and
rial vii! convince all OF its scaey those
dressins dneases above paed which have baed the skill
ofthe most learned practtoners Tor ages Heretofore
DIR: SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
which ever introduced the public and ample proof
afforded Of Us BY the being flooded with Bal
sans iCandiss and Minnrss of Wild Cherry mot one OF
which prepared by regular rhyncan although they have
have the OF reccfsbe hysicisns 90 cur
TO their Nosrums" Therefore the public should Dc on
;s:p ss b "a reg
Race streets, Philadelphia. - e. -,
fresh supply sesn en- .sss sor ses ri Boss
way and John street; T. a sands, Chuffh , Rprren-
sc5 ssetep corner Mnse John p Dodd m Broadway
H,r ia Grand street. Of Norfolk street. Horace Eve
ref Is rudson corner Leonard street, Wm Bailey corner
Fulton Sand streets. Brooklyn; Coch cor ro,
r .,,s.s sn SewsT u Havsnd Kee.. Co.. Maiden
Lane and Hoadey Phelps Cola Water street, New York
ma Iueod
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A FAREWELL TO THE CELEBRATED PIANIST,
LEOPOLD DE MEYER.

A FAREWELL TO TINE CELEBRATED PIANIST,
LEOPOLD DE MEYER,
IGNoR SALVATORE ABBATE Mi6LIoRE, ON LEAVING
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, FOR ITALY AND SICILY.
Ode.
Salve o Grande-Te ancor di mia Cstra
Dolci echeggian percosse le corde
Salve o Grande-Risuoni per Petra
Nuovo An6ons delizia de- Cuor
Oh ventura. Sui vanni levato
Del psnsiero, mi slancio-trascorro,
II Creato rammiro, Pabborro
Ii ravviso, Il scerno msggior.
Come vaga per notte tacente
Gl'astri ofusca, confonde Ia Luna,
Tai Tu o Caro-Tua cetra fervente
suom-Bea-s'infonde ne'cor.
TIE dal polo cocente al gelato
Nuovo Orfeo decanta Ia Fama
Eiglio eletto la Gloria Ii chiama
Lleto IL crime ii cinge d'sllor.
sacra un ara mel TEMPO de- merit
III 81 estolle. Giustizia 'innalza
Virtu, ed onore Ia cinge di serti
Pace, ed amore ridendo si sta.
Tu ne godi-Tua lode spon' ansa
Como lpalpito siegue all amore,
Come dolce la gioja mel core
Tua mcmeria mel tempo stara.
81 tn grandc de- cuori disponi
Tu gil desti-gp accendi-Rp irriti
Tu Ia rabbia-lo sdcgno gil poni
Dentro il petto, 80 il csrme crudel.
Ma So dolci tue note son care
Come spiro d. un Angel ridente,
Come dolce mel core 81 sente
La membranza d'amore fedcl.
vivi adungue 10 carmi non getto
Nacqui candida, { questo il milo cere
Sol tuoi merit mi spinsero Oggetto
Flu tribute di candida amor.
Or 10 parto-Tuoi giorni sian sacri
Come eterna ID pace de- buoni.
Vivi-il nome per Petra risuoni,
Ga gia DIX MEYER rpeta ogni cor.
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UNEXPECTED BUT JOYFUL MEETING "A gentle
man residing near Marlborough, IN this on nty,
some days since went TO New York to get IN 4 to
work for him on his He CHANGED 70 have
mended to him young man who had just en- &c sted
o" coa not speak Ensshl he enrared TO work with
him and brought the young to his residence
AT dusk the gentleman sent to a neghbor for German
who had been working there many years 10 como and
talk with the work hand. The German who was
sent for and seated himself by the hrc back Of the
waiting for the meal to be Hnshed expecting 10 hear
regular Dutch talk did they wait in vain, for
the moment the young turned from the table his
moment regarding each other and then rushed into
each others armsthey brothers, and had met for
the first time In many years The kind feeling the I'M
lovers These two honest Dutchmsn did talk real Dutch
that night, and will probably do 10 long time they
work farms that adjoin each other. M,nme1h' ~
EaQutvsy.
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Praes Two Cents.


before Judge Oakley.
FEB a-This was cross suit between Patrick McCar
~ James Mulgan in which appea red that on the
30th OF last May Mulgan, who is blac mith and do
ing business at le Grand street visited the public house
10 also blacksmith carrying trade at No l22 Mercer
street Having asked Mulgan take glass soon after
entering these premises and in which he participated
he himself down. when Mullgsn and mme dately
gether, without asking McCarty to join them Some
harsh words ensued between the parties McCarty
took up tumbler and threw at Mulligan, INJECTING
severe wound upon his right cheek whereupon, the
compliment returned by throwing four or FIVE
tumblers at McCary followed up by other hostile de-
ations the mutual injury Of both parties They
were afterwards separated with some considerable diff
Guilty and action is brought to determine which Of
these rival tradesmen the most involved in fault
TIE jury gave verdict for fifty dollars for Mnlligan,
and thirty dollars for McCarty.
j. w. White and N. b. Blunt, Esqrs., for McCarty
James T. Brady, Esq, for Mulligan.
Before Judge vanasrpoeI
Wm y Burroughs u.s. VIM Smifh.-This action
brought to recover for property sold and delivered II
appeared that the plaintiff through authorized agent
sold the defendant the 9th August last 2O67 feet OF
pine timber at thty-one cents per cubic foot in ali
amounting $6s7 81 After the delivery Of the timber
the defendant complained to the agent Of the plaintiff
that 1892 feet OF II must be considered second quality
and claimed to have half Of the price previously
agreed upon deducted The plaintiff refused to comply
with such reduction; yet under the circumstances con
scented to reduction of third for this por
ton Of the timber which being acceded to- agent
demanded the Of the timber. lich not com
piled with The plaintiff then brought suit TO
the whole amount of his BILL and the defendant for his
benefit paid into Court $424 g. the
ponding with his own calculation
The defendant urged that in conformity with usual
CUSTOM but half price IL to be allowed tor lumber which
such custom exists and besides contends that the lum
Der thus sold and delivered OF the first quality and
not at all subject to the depreciation demanded.
In this case the jury returned verdict for the deien
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AFFAIRS IN MExIco.-Wc perceive that the ac-
counts received on Saturday evening from New
Orleans are not confirmed by the official accounts. The
Penyane reports az one Of the pieces Of intelligence
brought By the brig rario that letter written at Vera
Cruz the 18TH ult the day which the Paro sailed
simply says: MIR. Slidell demanded his passports hsv
ing Jailed in the object Of his mission" We do not
derstand that Mr. sdel has yet demanded his passports
that he has received anything like defntve
from the government letter has been received from
yalapa on the l2th January, which states that Mr. Sill
dell was expected to arrive in that town via Puebla
that or the following day. There Is too much to
apprehend that the mission may not be productive Of the
accession Of Almonte and Torne to the existing admin
i.traton 10 no very fattering sign Of favorable result
Mr. slidell will do, however, every thing which Is to be
expected from his acknowledged talents, when he re.
ceives his commission under the recent confirmation Of
the Senate Some rumors are still ahoat Of q design on
the part OF Great Britain France and SPAIN TO place
European prince on the throne Of Mexico We cannot
vouch Tor the correctness OF extEavsgant report
Wsshinsten Unssn, Fsb.s
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United states District Court.


In BankrnPtey..Ln re. John " Hall. an uncertifed
applies to the court and jury for his discharge under the
appeared that he entered into coparnership in
this city, with man named Smith The business Of the
firm was to be conducted under the style and 6rm of
Hall Smith. The Arm dealt largely in the south, and
the petitioner there in collect debts due to
the firm. While there he repeatedly written to by
his partner Smith return, Of his friends
and creditors in New York had circulated reports of his
insolvency In consequence OF these repealed letters,
he remained in the south considerable time. He at
length came back far Newark and wrote to his
partner to como to him. Smith accordingly went
to him. and advised him. at his peril not to TO the
city, for If he did, he would certainly get himself into
scraps he took Smiths advice, having first handed
to him $4,000 which he had collected in the SOUTH end
then went to Cincinnati; after remaining there for
some time, he returned to New York, and found that
Smith, his partner, had left and went OF to either the
territory of wisconsin or Iowa. taking with him the
tire OF the partnership property and the books of the
Arm he then driven to seek for the benefit Of the
bankrupt law some Of his creditors fled objections
his discharge, alleging that he guilty of fraud and
the question for the jury now to pass upon is frst
whether the bankrupt was guilty Of q concealmsnt of
any part Of his secondly did he prefer any
particular extraordinarily has he omitted to comply
with any order Of the fourthly has he reus
ed to comply with of the requirements of the bank
Iupt act. The bankrupt examined under an order
of the court touching these several Matters and the
question up be decided on, upon his depo
sitions. The stands adjourned to this morning.
For bankrupt, Messrs. Whale & Plat for opposing
creditors. Mr. John Cook.
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Circuit Court.
Re fnrc Iudva rdr.nusla

FrB. 4.-Jsmes J. Craig ct al rs. Samuel Coekrcf Il
aL-This was an actionl brought by an endorser on
payable two years after date to Mathew ID. Van Loan.
order, for value received per agreement bearing
even date Herewith. Tho signature Of the maker
admitted The counsel for the defendant moved for
nonsu the ground that the note was not negotiable
After long argument between counsel both sides,
the court granted the nonsu being of opinion that the
condition referred to the PROMISE and not to the consde
ration, with liberty for plaintiffs to move to set aside the
nonsuit.
For plaintiffs, Messrs Sandord and Fsucher; for de-
PENDANTS Mr.. GiIard.
James Lee sfai Daniel E. EsieH-This
ton Of sssumpsit to the value Of quantity OF
Soda shipped by plaintiff to the defendant to Cape May
The defendant aledges that he received the Soda
and refused to pay This stands adjourned to this
morning. -.t
For plaintiff Mr. suaedt; for defendant Messrs Sears
and Milspau.
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DAYTON5 CUMfUUND sYHUF,Uf SAHbAI. AH, u
L LA, Wcodnaptha, Iceland Moss. Wild Cherry, &C Ior
ted remedy be obtained (o = cents At - John ,5Ise,
and Ninth Avenue latter place experenced rhy
attendance give advice from 10 TO sAa
COLD ROLLED COPPER-lsn shssu ColdRolied 90
dA IS South sRsst
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Court of General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen Diver and
Meserole.
Jonas b. Phillips, Esq. Acting District Attorney.
Fen. 4No being ready for trial, the court I'D.
journed until tomorrow morning.
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Vice Chancellor Court

beIoIo ice SnanCeAoE MCConn.
FEB 4.-The following decisions were given this NOR
ming, by his honor, the Vice Chancellor -
Abigail Feuse John Boptise Rsy-The following
der made That unless the defendant shall complete
his purchase by paying the residue Of the purchase
money within ten days after service Of copy Of this
at the risk and expense OF the defendant purchaser
Joseph HGgeman Charles Henshap ct als-Ip this
the Vice Chancellor said the motion must be denied
with costs and the amount credited the judgment,
and that the defendants cross motion be granted.
Enphrssie Barber Jacques a. r. Barbier-Thc
has been referred to MASTER but the husband refused
to answer some Of the questions. motion was made
for compulsory process. and the Court said that the de-
PENDANT must appear and answer fully
In re- petition Of Henry Nj. Western, asking for relief
in purchase Of some property in Queens county,
made by him from Thomas Pearsall which is in course
Of investigation in suit wherein Kelsey and wife
parties. The Court denied the prayer Of the petition
Wit caafa
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NEW ESTABLlSHNdENT.
For the ExcisIsiUe Sale of Choice
FANCY SOAPS, AND TOILET
ARTICLES


THE subscriber, sss he Fair Of III. AMI.
Toilet Soaps and who wa. there awarded By *.
4 sy % h.. where s n S
no e % has ES s
the foreign Of being freshly and that
Ss ss his art
many yea. ne des.oI gusIsass. his possession Of skill
complete assortment of choice articles Of the mos, ces
braed foreign houses will all be kept hand TINS
sos: sop %he win change
into beauty and od sgs into youth or
q
Ss Ss: Ss
fire! the most delicate skim End be oen elegant prepa
e. s " e s s ssh: &c
mf rs o s 81 sHAvNo CREAM an article
which, once tried will always be present in every gentle
He eiis. 81: COSMETIC CREAM 50 Invaluable an .ppl
cation 70 delicate after shaving much more elegant pre-
He Offer. fel the be- head Oils ESSENCES PoMATuMs
=: healthy TO
SsTs s o q 81 .S
The de1sted Scalp impaired in i. functions Sy :,ckps and
as WHEN sos: not :1:s on ds.,saeen p ne
;nd ;h1Smes.y E..1d cur. ~
when such. and prepared application
heat, careful q net 2 the pesp.r
sS # s.ss s.s. e &. Ms s
able chemists Of this city, who for the last several have
Finally, sysIyshias b. win be represented and i
n s Ss:; u ss not w
for hi M e A., Cs vs.s
$ s:' @ s
good faith call . most 'iE:tsSSiEsSNEE sSussEL
No s sosaasy sa
dsl lm-rc and ia Chesuut street. Philadelphia
or'cr or THE M =, MuTg % ES
MEErINS = X sss s'sfs
sf
SSy he yss s:
By order Of the T Errwoop WALTER, Secretary.
TN ",s ~ cnsS ASS
street. counes its business Marine insurance freight and
Sss H:s
+: & which
ss-;: E Es:i ss: Af4a: sis,
h:.iy sss,sfa s::iia Esss
g:!;;; Mani %S fes:: A.S!; s..'
..,; asss s 81 j. ai;:
: : joSffH WALKER, President
r, LEWIS 0hEeohr' Vice P,ssident
LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
N t siy:s g.
may By sending subscriber who will them
their residences 'y No wall .sI..i
All orders through the Post Once or oshsrwie p1ns.u:ly
sAfE j. y stree.
.o u
he a.l. either @, approved
ss ;s cut i,sds ss1sseais
Ss: &c, ssss. y nd inch al.Aos..,
l.Iss: Ss:hss:sy Re'swood,s do z'1 r.; 70
$4,000, $500, CO., : &c., 40 $4,000,
TO LEND 81 b5sS SSD MohSaSsra. .se,.
So no No. 'i' s f.
ma sssisf N hours Of and u oIsa Sr BE-
TO THE LADIES-TO THE LADIES'
a. &: sS d. e, % obtain
Ssiasnes. No. 9 Dune street.. S:.smssI ~
B-Gsn,emsns Clothing and FaaisuI. also Ssssh BY
Az AZ, '; g through the Post once viii be sdsd,o.
1872 BROADWAY,
CORNER OF JOHN ST.
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES
THE celebrity Of Riggs verbrna Cream Throughout The
shaving Soap It's firmly believed nay, indeed. unver
sally admitted tina, no article hitherto dscoyecd
the genuine Verbena Cream does
Beware Of limitations and observe the written signature m
der ire direc tions for use, Of &c II. Risg,n
By z. IL. RING, Drugrkst,
1872 Broadway corner John street.
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"a I'M REWAkD Will Be gwen % any that will
1OO prove that + PRICE, IN Division street has no,
other Aathcia lower Manufactures IN the city Enhibitoa
free fos eas meath - ~ Ina
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ARTIFICIAL EYES.
MADE and Invented by Dr.. J. GRAY, No. lis Bovcvy,
lvl NJ the only mandatory Of the fnmsn Artificial
bye ~ the United States Any that wbes well
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-05

TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
THE celebrity Of Risgi vsrbrna Cream" hreushsut the
shaving Soap is firmly believed nay indeed L i nn,ver
sally admitted tina, article hitherto discovered possesses
the penetrating soenng effect the roughest beards that
the genuine Verbena Cream does.
Beware Of limitations and observe the written signature
der ire dir actions for use, Of &c. n. Ring
Prepared and Tor sale retail and 1pr expoafioa
By q. II. RING, Drugksf,
l92 Broadway corner John street.
fSuceessor OF DR.. WIN. II. Milner's1
NJ B-Rings Cough Candy and Elxsr Life. for sale
sh,vs tunSyr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-05

Common Pleas. ~"
Before Judge Ulshoefer
Fee. 4-Rieiiy the Jackson Marine Insurance Com
pany--Verdict for defendants
Before Judge Tngrahsm
Cochran Leeompfe ai.-The plaintiffs case not
closed when the court adjourned. II will be resumed
this morning. 9