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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-07-17

bourne, w Pnssel, jr. H A Clark, Rev II
A Noble, A Snodgrass, Labree,J. q
Ba,ler, Il J Porter, C wilkins Eimi, p Fl
Myers. E Parmiy, NJ T. Wilson, N e Hill,
|C MacIachlad, J @ A Wood, A NJ Ide, jr.
Au,hor Of Times Doings,' J 4 Headley.
o G Warren, F L Hagadorn b b French,
w GiImsiteo, 8 B Porter, b G Hurley, ]
P Jet, Jerome A Maybe, Jno Brouglam,
II s Saroni. g Morris, A MorrelI, VIM
kirkland, J B Taylor, Author of Pen and
Ink Sketches, Fl Moriord, II ingraham, J
I d Davis, 0 H Milderberger, Rev F.
West. J Mcclellan, jr. s & b Thompson,
John Inman, Robert A West.
We have but to add that the publisher
enters upon a new volume, therefore, with
expectations of increased patronage. He
has every reason TO indulge such expecta-
tions. Increased exertions will be made
to deserve it in each department of the
work.
DEALERS INPERIODICALS throu'
out the United States and the Canadass
who wish to become agents for the Columss
bian Magazine will please apply to the
Publisher Immediately. The usual disS
count will be made to them.
CE- Editors Of newspapers who will ina
seft this Prospectus entire, and send a
copy marke ed and addressed to the C olum-
bian Magazine, shall have a copy sent 10
them for one year.
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o YE! FARM MERS!!
PLOW SHOP.

VfIE subscriber having commenced the
above business in Upper Sandnsky
would respectfully say To all who are
desirous OF Obtaining PbOWS made OF
he best material, the neatest and mos'
substantial work, can be accommod Al ed
on shori notice, and To their own satisfac.
l"n. CaII aud examine The Pluws aud
jntge for yourselves.
iils .hap !, IN lhe Wag II Shop -
elcn Il H"npt. nearly pPp,' e tue
LIN Ollice.
w Vi. NE RID
Aprll A, lS46 -29-;'m.
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To All whom These Presents shall come.

| AZ All WE VI" hCsO tSSONA" Shei' SohAS'
! rNllIS is to certify, that we, Joshua
n French, of the ci,y ot Troy and State
OF New York and Archibald A Davis .
| Wcorester, and EvercttV Otis Of the cit ,
of Bosom aud State of Massachusetts
nave agreed to form limited Partnership
pursuan, tolhe provisions OF title first
chapter four, part second OF the Revised
Statutes of the State of New York
That snch partnership is to be conducted
under The firm OF French aud Davis -
That the general nature Of the business
10 he transacted by the said partnership,
IS the purchase aud sale of Fluur, Grain.
Provisions, and Merchandise generally;
aud also to transancl a general Commis-
sion business, with all the usual append
ages. Thai the said Joshua French and
the said Archibald A. Davis are the gen
e,al partners, and the SAID Everett V. Otis
is the special partner; and the said Ever.
ett V. Otis as such specsal partner has
contributed to the common stock of the
sail partnership The sum Of tweuty five
thousand dollars in cash. That the pri
principal place OF business of tie said
Partnership is in the city Of Troy; aud
that the said Partnerships 10 the city of
Troy; aud ha, the said Partnership is to
commence on the sixth day Of January
Que thousand eight hundred and forty six /,
and terminate at the expiration Of three
ears from the date hereof.
Given nn5er our hands at the city Of
Troy. the sixth day of January, one thou
sand eight hundred and fori,,six.
JOSHUA FRENCH.
EVERETT V. OrIS.
ARCHIBALD A. DAVIS.
Let the notice required by law in the
foregoing matter be published III the
Newspapers printed in the CITY OF Tro,
called the Daily Nor'hern Budget, anu
Daily wmg. A II. SHELDON
Jan S:h, 1916. Clerk Of Rensseier County
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LAW ADLAND AGENCY NOTICE.
Chester II. Mott,

TTORNEY 81 COUNSELLOR AT
1A LAW, and Commiss loner IL take the
Acknowledgements ul Deeds and other in.
stiumepts under Seal, To be recorded in
ien,syiysnia. will hereafter practice III
,Le county OF W,apdor, and the adjoining
\ ounties. lie Will a So faithfully and
promptly attend 10 al, Land Aeenc, bus
ress entrasted 10 tbs charge, Deeds
tug. tea,ll ana cotreo,t, drawn.
OFfiL L, Upper Saud"sky Wyando,'
c".. Ohio. [sept.5, ! 545.
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CABINET SHOP.

vgNilE Undersigned. respectfully informs
! The citizens Of Upper Sandusky and
vicinity. that lie is making every descriP-
ton Of ~
" CABINE VIA RE
needed by householders, snch as lsnreans'
Tables. Ci,pboards, Bedsleads, Stands &c
All Of which is offered al prices unusually
LOW. for cash or approved trade. lie IS
also, prepared to accommodate on the
shortest notice, all Who are under the ne
cessity Of obtaining
Films.
lie has inhis employ sundry eaperiended
workmpn. so that persons wishing II, can
he favored on short notice. His work Is
also made in a neat, substantial manner,
well put 10 eether, and 10 a style not sur
passed IN this section Of country.
"A. VALENTINE.
March q, ls46.--2S-tf.
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Strayed or Stolen!

EROM the stable Of Col. A. McElvain
= IN Upper Sandnsky. ON Wedneska, =,
morning. the 9Th May small bright ha,
hosse pony, black name aud iall ia.
former rather thick aud heavy,] fore,op
cut OF, tlongh not yery short. nalnrs,
PAGER. someiimes ir"ts III gears. shod ali
round, 3 of the shoes beng much snsk in
the hoofs, no whitc hairs or special mar ks
lecoliected. Whoever will return him.
or furnish information where he may be
had. to Cui McEIvain, in Upper Saad,s.
81, or TO l.. GiiswolJ al Delaware, will
confer special favor, and shall be paiu
for all trouble.
Juune Alb. l646.-40-3t.
OF The Buckeye Eagle" Marion, o.
10 requested TO copy The above.
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VAR UiTH E.NfGi AND IL!
Greai erciement al TMior's Straits ana
tGsif 7himbie HoHow.
dTsGents look HereaQ

WILLIAM J, AXE, having jus, reoeiv'
- ed his quarterly Reports from the
city Of Philadelphia is sgan prepared "a
accommodate custonersiin his line of b'-
siness, 10 the nealest and most fashioDa
BILE style, which is not usually offered Ia
the public in this section Of country
Persons unacqnainted with him, may find
lis shop on the East side Of Sanjnsky
Avenue, South Of d. ~ w. Ayres Store
CUTTING DONE.
He will also attend to cutting, on the
latest and best improved mode, and al
ways insure his work to G., well if prop
erly put together.
Thankful for the very handsome patron.
age heretofore bestowed upon him, lie very
respectfully solcits a continuance Of the
same.
N. b. All manner Of country produce
taken in exchange for work, and cash nev
er refused. Charges made 10 suit the
pressure Of tie times.
Upper Saudnsky, Jan. l6, l546.-l9-iI
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Paints, Oils and Dyt
Sta.6s.
HARD WARE.

Croscni and Hand saws, Files, Plane
l'''s, screws, Hinges, Locks, La,cI,es
aud slmos every thing u the hardware
line from Broad AK add chopping AK 10
Brass Ok Balls:a itapdsone assortment Of
QUEENSWARE,
all of which will be suld at very reason.
able profit, iu' good pay
Almost every kind Of country produce
will be aiken IN exchange for gopds.
June 10Th, lS46--39-tf
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e x p e N DITU II e s

ExPEN DITUR RES,
So far as orders have been re.
deemed by the Treasurer: q.
e. Worth, fees as Clerks
| salary, 25 90
Commissioners fees. 1Ul 90
Associate Judges fees, 4S co
S. NJ. Worth, Auditors S fees, l6l So
&. r. Mou, Prosecing Attor>
ney's salary. 60 90
e. Il. Mott for prepaing olli.
cia bonds, 7 90
Expenses of holding elections, 1876 O5
Assessors fees, 66 OF
j. ID. Sears fees as Clerk of
School Examiners, 3 0O
Sherifi's salary and allowance
for 'aking prisoners to jail at
Tlfin and Marion, I62 .s2a
'os, Of euumeraing youth, Is IS
Grand aud Petit Jurors, $50 SO
Wood for Court house and Offices, 3S 664
&. =. Worth, expenses for pro.
curing hooks, stationely, &c.
fur Offices, Is 9sa
Furniture for court room and
Offices. 1T loa
b oks. Hanks Sta,ioaery. go. 303 ST.
,. NJ. worth and j. > Baiientine :.
for procuring lis, Of land from
Buo, rus, Findlay, Kenton, 81
Marion. 81 04
Printing, Blanks, advertising, &c, IS 25
Purchase of aud repairs 10 Coun,
ell house. 100 o.
Justices, C0nstables and Witt
nesses' fees IN State cases, 81 n
Road surveys. 93 %
fnteres, On county orders, 3a2
Enr"ue''s lnq"es'. IL IS
lrquests uu Luuatios. 35 Gu
+. iS. Beidler for copy ing Road
Record. g. 0u
tnount paid into the hands of The
present 'rteasurer Tor the pnr-
p"sc OF redeeming out standing
otders, 1873 So
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Brandreth's Vegetable Universal Pills.
-rirNrtnrr unnt,xN, -

Brandreth's vegetable Universal Pills.
A SCIENTIFIC MEDICINE.-Great
experience and judgment are required to
! make valuable, and at the same time in.
nocent purgaive. This is possessed only
by few
The great majority OF the remedies adj
verlsed Of this class, are manufactured BY
persons who have no idea of the relative
or individual powers of The drugs they use,
Ii is this cause, more than any other,
which occasions the inertness and often
injurious effects, produced by advertised
remedies. And hence the general preju-
dice which prevails against them Now
there is great difference in this respect,
with regard 10 the pills made by DR.. b..
Brandreth, and conseqnently their snperi-
or claims upon the public. Each Of the.
articles composing the Brandreth Pills,
are prepared ia that way which ill secure
their beneficial effects to the system 10 the:
safest and easiest manner. For instance,
some ingredients have TO be prepared in
the vacno; that is, the air is exhausted in
the utensil, and remains so until combs
nation is effected with other ingredients,
which afterwards prevents the air from
acting injnrlonsly upon the medicine.--
Again, the proportion for each Ingredient
depends upon its multiplying power upon
other ingredients. For the D ,wcr of diff
ferent vegetable purgarives upon each 9th.
er, is governed by similar laws that govern
The power OF figures by multiplicati1n.--
Mae added to nine. makes eighteen; but
nine lines nine are eighty.one. So il is
with some vegetable purgatives. BY ad.
ding niue parts of one ingredient. and nine
parts OF another Ingredient together, the
power is increased, not to eighteen, but
Ia eighty.one. For example, either Of the
articles 10 produce any purgative effect,
would have TO be used TO the extent of
eighiy-one grains; by combining them on
iy eighteen grains have to be used. Again,
another ingredient is found TO mulliply
thls power again, which in a proportion
OF two grains, would have no effect upon
The animal economy, but which, added TO
eighteen grains OF compound oftwoparts .
ot nine grains, each Of two ingredients,
w'ii agan multiply the power which they
have gained of eighty-qne. t. Que hundred.
and s'xI, two. So again, the mixture Of
swen', graihs can be again multiplied by
"a aiiirIpn IT Nv" grsln-. "a th. pnrernt
"ree h"'drcd aai weuty.tnnr grains. of
tlr"t> Hre we .iare twent, g~atus.
"htch as pHrgatne CONAN ih.. p.gpr
q'i t. three huadred nd ,went,-f.nr
s'aias- OF either of the articles atvu, ney
eftilcie-s. ais 81 paaerfal sftsr helnp iIn,s
eonPined, are SAFE IN ANY qnautity; 4iwa,s
'"s ag peaeiic Al efecs. aai "a "a, case
cspe'ie q a,tng "Jar, OF widcb thousands
de5r .snpe oHss.
Be@are.gf q aaesjtds -'i'le 'oii5eing
fte es 2nl' duly tath1ezd Agents ia
= NaBd % csaBty,
- " " tsge', Upp Saodeskf; 10.
sepa Shoro, II, Tie Ss.ln,Ny; ". IL Joaes
" Co. Carr town; II Freet. slctsn,chen-
vile, Bloom, Mex,co; + cory SLooman
Crawford Up.
july 3, loi6-42-4w.
BLANK DEEDS, t.
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Medical Notice.

DR. FEeR's, has located in Upper
>andUsky. where he wall devuie hls
whole attention 10 his prnfesslonal dulles.
His old patrons and frtends IN Mersailirs
aud vicinIi. can at any time command his
services.
lie isprepared TO attend to any surgical
disease or pertain any surgical ope,a tiun
Ap,il 10. lc46.-:u 10.
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Wheat, Oats, Corn, Potatoes, aud every
thing Of the kind, taken on subscription
st this Office.
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w agon Making.

-
TIE subscrIhers having located them.
selves ia the abuve bnsinsss ia this place
uffer their services to the ctuZens OF Up
per Sandnsk, aud vlcinil, al large. Their
work viii lie dune IN neat. s,rang and
sslisfactor, manner. of which fact. the,
are prepared to convince eyerl one giving
,hsm a trial.
LUMBER SEASONED.
They have on haul. a iatge quaaiiy oi
seasoned lumher, which, Is nece>sar, !. in.
s"rr good work. An kinds of boslne.s IN
their l,ne viii he dope I" order, and "a
the shor'es' pesslble notice.
BUGGIES .AAD W.AGOMS.
Bnggtes or wagons will be made or repair,
paired. large aud suiall, 10 suu, custetuSts
aud their work VIII he tnsnted.
PAL NrlNE
They will also paint all their work u
desired b, purchasers
Their shop Is situated on Fifth Stree,
a short distance FROM the Land Office anu
a IIt,le souih oi 10. Zimme rman', Grocery.
PAYMENTS.
They will receive in payment for their
work. all kinds OF country produce at The
market price, and cash will never meet
HoUPT & WEIGH.
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john Sell,

.A7TOR.NE Y ar Law IND SOLIC,
NOR IN CIi.4.N'CERY,
Has located IN Upper Sandusky, Ohio
where he will hereaner piaciIce, and 81
80 in tbs adjoining coun'ies. lie VIII ais
faiIhfnil, aud p,omptl, attend idall bnsi
pess entrusted Ia his care, both Englisl
aud German, as lie can speak both Ian.
gnages huen,ly.
September ~, lS45.
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Oceola Rail Road!!!

HIS fIoL,NEss. the Right Rev: d TUT
TIE, Bishop of Upper Sandusky-
Doctor of a sick Diuinay, nonprofessor of
Modern Theology, etc. etc. etc., takes
this method to announce that by the last
arrival at this place Of the Great Eastern
Car, Gocomoiton, he has received spen-
did addition 10
HIS LOTOF CHAIRS.
lie now has on hand an astonishing heap
Of excellent Chairs, and sells them off
cheap,
lie has rocking chairs, children's chairs,
windsor aud f,ncy,
70 snn Susan. and Molly, aud Lydia and
Nancy.
Ie's all sizes aud colours, with green,
black, aud Umper.
Two nr three It RE, nIgh. he cant tell the
number.
lie a's' pethions all the good people who
are 10 want OF CHAIRS, to give him
call, and he will be pleased to accon nnp,.
date all with seats"
He would al % ren,onsifate most respect
fully against the practice ofpnrchasins in
a foreign market. articles offurnltnreand
eqrpage, when they may aud can he obs
tanned Just as CHEAP and just as GOOD, at
home.
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING,
done al the shortest notice.
~" Don't forget TIE place, call at the
corner Of Wy 4ndot Avenue aui fifth ST.,
opposite where the Post Office should be.
Upper Sandnsky, Jan. IL, ls46.-I9-tf.
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Attention the whole.

Attention the whole.
Wheel into line, .March. Worhing-men
tour PAGES 10 The front, MARCH.
CHAIRS for sale on G. Clm,nisson, on the
corner of WIandot Avenue AMI Fifth 81.
hy ID. FUTILE.
Upper Sandusky, Nov 81, 1915 loft
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$. II. WORTH.
.4Hdaor, ". c. O
June s, ls46 -39-4w.
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Business Directory.

COUNTING HOUSE ALMANAC
FOR the year of our Lord.
1916.
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.rrnNTloN TIE rNIvERsE!!!

Klcgd m, a"d Empn"s WA orm 81 ,he
,ettni General Polk Grand Divislun,
sub.ui,isions. anl WNaud.t Count, tiff
GERS m,ll AXE post on tie righ'; The Gov
ernmenl Officers at Upper >andusky VIII
.urIn IN q ht' extreme lett, aLd the Mechan-
les and Worklugmen w.ll axe post in the
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No. / on hand again!
N gkt1 GOODS,

IN gm % %0DW B ;
DIRECT from New York aud Pitlsburg
now opening al the stone Of
J. McCutchen, in Upper sandusky,
Consisting Of the following assortment:
Broad Cloths. Cassimers, C'assinets, some
choice TWeeds for Gents; Kentucky
Jfans; rery large assortment 81
Gems q Boys Summer scear;
Shrriings and Shetiings;
Cotton yara, NO as.
sorted; Wadding,
q Battling;
Bed ticking,
Fanneis, Checks;
any qnapttyV Prints
9fthe iatest stytei Ginghams,
5 Sifks, ParasoHs, Umbrellas,
Leghorn and Siraso Bonneis; leg
horn and Paimieef Hats for Gents and
Boys; Sill Oiicioth Gaps .4rifciai F'ioro-
ers; Fur and Woot Hats Of thp latest style;
Band bores; Siik Goods Of curious
& styies, such as satin oestings, hand
herchief Stocks Mis- ihaead.
TWia, &C.. &C., &c.
LADIES' Slippe,s and half CATERS, Cents
Boots ami shoes, small slippers and
Shoes for children.
SCHOOL BOOkS. BLANK BOOKS
EyE.
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PETER A. TYLER,

.9tsorney al Lato and Solicitor Ia Chancery,
WILL practice Law in this and adjoining
Counties, and punctnally attend to all
business entrusted TO his care
OFFICE, in McCulchenvill.
Dec. 10, lS45,-lA-,f'
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T E r NJ s

14O Nassau Street, New York.
The New York herald., 1846-03-04

Died.
Or Tussday the I'd Inst, of consumption, DEBoRA
AMANDA. daughter Of Capt James Z. Avery.
+ The friends of the family and shpmaser respect.
fully invited to attend her funeral at her fathers resi-
dence lS2 Monroe street. on Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock.
On Tuesday the Sd inst, Mr. JAMES HuoHs, aged %
years born in Ireland Parish Of Dernouse County Of
Armagh.
Fs friends and those Of hin brothers in law Mr. Francis
Canning and Mr.. Wm 2. Powers, are respectfully
quested to attend his funeral this afternoon at half past
O'Clock from his late residence OF Stanton and
Cannon streets.
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To TAII.ORS g

IT'S deemed necessary ssy favor Of STENE
NETS celebrated work Cutting Garmens than
has received the unbouneed appreciation the
sminee Of the profession By the aid Of the Da
grams n ain together with the ample explanations
CUT WITH sAsE AND Of the various styles
of garments now and be surnsssed
by he most exceenced cutters The following few Of
the boek. - ' = -
andsrsgost being practically acquainted with Mr.
commend II work complete in is and in is
rn,.b 10 cutting, superior 20 any heIste,re
Dsnis inter; sta.ts Rsker; Charles Coz; Tryon
nc, DE. ''S' AAa''a"N' - - D"'ss"'
soovs can be obtsinsd OF the author, at No. III
lmeodsr '-'~~ s'e"s - '" ~" P~A soPS'
The New York herald., 1846-03-04
LOOK AT THIS.

LOOh NJ HIS.
SELLING OFF FOR LESS THAN FIRST COST
GREAT ASSORTMENT Of first quality Boots and
to make room for ,rxs supply Of French Goods
light Ere ,ch calf shoes Psmps Dancing Caters
Ladys Caters Buskrs slippers Tie: patent leather white
Rubbers and Overshoes kc all Of which will be sold IS
less than heretofore s7 Broadway Franklin
NJ CAHILL.
1rxm
The New York herald., 1846-03-04
CHRLSTZE"S
IA l. V MIC Rim IS

MAGNETIC FLUID.
THIS remarkable discovery comprises entirely safe and
as remedial AGENT The G1IvAsic kises IN Connection
with the Macs.TiS FIR ays been used with entire sue
Ing to the head. face or lmbs Gout Tic DolouI Tooth
at Bronchitis Vertigo sick Headache Indges
tho fa;y E:1 q : css%D spR.
pain Chest and Side general Debility deficiency OF
Of Dyspepsia, which simply nervous
dgs,ve they have been found equally
aud OF ornamental paerns and be by the
TiaHSs % ri sAs IE
Are notifications Of the ention and
chrome Of disease the Rings pos
.es. sufficient intensity They adapted the
perfect ease Any Gavane power that required may thus
DO obtained and complaint which the saent Of
CT Tdfb 5s'''d
used IN coanecton with the Rings and their modcatons
% o X. ~ @ .e9 e.
science believed to possess The remarkable OF
rendering the sensitive 20 Gslyanc action by hi.
ais
These articles form M important addition to the Galvanc
Kings acting upsa the principle but having the advan-
strengthening the when dsbtated by disease other
causes; ~ certain an ~ constitutional weakness
ventvc for colds and in al affections Of the chest generally
g-est and permanent sdy7rtae
We refer our readers sI g n ne ,gmerous rrs~
Published by the Doctor in the sun. Times Mirror Tribune.
and other papers
able sources have been selected from several hundred
similar chacter which have been procured during the short
time the discovery has been before s e 4Tsf;H Moosan1b n1Sbe
General Agent for the United States only Agent for the
City Of New York,
The New York herald., 1846-03-04
GENIN,S FASHIONABLE HATS.

GENIN'S FASHIONABLE HATS.
FOR THE ENSUING SPRING,
ARE ready for inspection 24 BRoApwAY opposite
g. Panls Church. f2S 6t.iseodr
HARDWARE AT AGENTS PRICES.
ENGLAND enabled to supply dealers from rsI hsnds also
tahn UP sTAlRS PRICES.
1900 gross low priced Table Cutlery.
5casks assorted l. and blade Knives
F,les-a complet. assortment of best cast stssl.
30 Casks Trace OK and Log Chains.
Is Baskets Vices, fne Cofter Key.
100 Dozsn Patent Knob Locks.
Also, Frying Pans. Bed Screws, Candlescks Bolts Spoons
Pad, Clos ct and Trunk Locks, Curry Combs &c. &c.
JOHN A. NEWBOLD,
ma lmsMW&F~mc No. IS John street, up stairs
The New York herald., 1846-03-04
M h SM EktSM

nR. DODS will deliver course OF FOUR LECTUREs
- the Citizens Of New York. the Philosophy Of Mes
Wedne Thursday and Saturday, Evenings March 3D. 4th
h and 7h Dr. Dods will explain the Of the wonderful
phenomena the philosophy OF Carvoysnee
apd the connecting link between mind and matter.
He will dwell Spirit. its substance and powers and on
the Inits Spirit his creating ensrgy ana out Of what sub
herent attraction matter He will explain the mporanc-
the Mesmeric science and produce some brilantand
msrism.
The Lectures will commend, eaeh evening precisely
o'clock. Admlsson Is m2 ltsm
The New York herald., 1846-03-04
LAqEsY MYELLIGEHCg 81 fss EalLs

The MALs.-Two mails from the south came
in yesterdsy--not beyond Washington. however.
There are still three due from the capital, and tour
or five from the tar south. This is unfortunate,
the Oregon debate, which was. doubtless, resumed
and possibly closed on Monday, in the Senate.
should have reached us last night Should tho back
mails arrive this noon, our evening edition Will
contain all the important news.
The New York herald., 1846-03-04
TO DRU0GIsTs PERFUMERs, 0ROCERs, DRY
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90 cSoid street near Fulton Street ~ "
AVE on hand complete assortme en al Xv,ornphie lin
minated and Gold Lsbes; Patent dsine a.
tassy adding 70 their assortment the ssw styles Of s
Al kinds Of job rntinE executed prompslv and .. III,
prics Csuosuss OF their Labels will Sc SEM 10 snv ON an
pl ing for thrm ~ m M ny - ons 9sp ~
TOHN BURDELt, Dsntist, has remove Cd from IN. co,o-,
~ OF otiw Ma rfsnke street, formerly corner ham
bers street and Broadway Ito No PLACE md sep.sr
s,r.h tss, side OF the Para nnd corner ath street.
For the last two three frends have
md and ne has had 20 bear the Of
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The New York herald., 1846-03-04
Tho proprietor js now constructing 3se Broadwa
THE MODEL OF NEW YORK.

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M pUMsDAY. No :. Eonl street, near the Bowsry.
lin continues teach Ladies
sdences in all parts Of New York City with much facility
and rapid proE esson By his but falling system.
Terms very reasonable. Apply at IS Bond street.