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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-04


And molonless the mortal coil
Upon the earth is laid.
Me,hinks, that, al blow so rude,
The Earth herself moment stood;
As motionless and mute;
Rejecting on the fatal hour
OF him who sway'u 50 vast power
And doubling if the foot
OF one SO great would ever place
lis track again upon her face
saw him, ,hroncd in glory, reign
In his relulgent ball;
1 saw him snk,-ascenG again
And then forever fall.
4 iiauered no. his hour OF state,
Nor meanly mock'd his adverse ia'e;
But DER his funeral urn
4 came 10 chant a mournful song,
10 which, perhaps the curious lhrong
A passing glance may turn,
When future centuries shall cast
Their eyes on The recorded Past.
From Egypts food 10 81. Bernard
From Madrid 10 the Don,
His crashing thunderbolls were heard,
His lightning terrors shone.
From North TO Sou,h-from sea 10 sea-
His very name was victory.
Was this the true renown?
Lei other times the question scan.
We humb]y bow before the plan
or tha, Most Holy One
Who deigned so copiously 10 shower
Upou his head .,.e gut oi power.
IT., 10Y of wild Ambitions dream
It's inly-gnawiDg care
Were his, and has the las! extreme
OF good and i'll to share:
Success by danger made more sweet
Dominion glory base defeat
The palace and the Jail:
Twice master of the subject-world
And tiwce in fury beadlong hurl'd
From that proud pinnacle
by fortunes whelming ,bun6ergrss
go grovel in the cannon dust.
Two worlds-the men of yesterday
And OF to-moirow,--stood
Engaged for years in furious fray
Drenched in each others blood.
He waved his hand and all was peace:
He bade the stern contention cease.
And then he pass'd away;
But still in ruin always great,
The mark Of boundless love and hate
And reverence and dismay
And piiy--on his distant rock
Msnkind's perpetual gazing-stoek.
How of,--as some poor shipwrecksd man
Mid oceans raging swell
With ssraining syeballs tries TO scan
The lifs-preserving sail
gle ,rsc'd 10 vain that rock-bound coast
And when he knew ,hs. all was lost
What shades Of black despair
In horror Ger his spirit fell
How oft in Memory's bitter well
He stove 10 drown his care;
And still at evey fresh design
Left incomplete the attempted linel
How ofien-aS with downcast eyes
And folded arms he stood;
When sunset staiusd with golden dyes
The vast Atlantic Aood
Before his thought would Fancy raise
A dream Of other glorious days,
OF tents extending fair,
The flashing STEEL the countless host.
THE g!!tering banners wildly ,ost,
Upon Ihe troubled air,
The Vollied charge-the maddening cry
or onse, and Of victory!
All! then he felt his fatal lapse
From that resplenden, show
To his rockNpr'son aEd; perhaps,
Had sunk beneath the blow,
But from above into his soul
"A gracious voice Of comfort stole;
And told him Of the bliss
'SOl other worlds by Heaven desgnedl
10 welc6mo the Immortal Mind
On taking leave of Ihisj
HnriOht ryotl1s hasiba an hoeo haan,;no Coo
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-04
New Store
NEW GOODS
NEW ARRAN NTs.


No hUmJug bM Goods dotOn 10 The loW
eSt notch oil through
VENHE subscriber having completed his new
e store house, on Aain street near Ma,ket
i'm Boomsburg, and having stocked ii with a stock
of entire new goods, which were selected with
great care in regard to style and price, he ilaticr'
him self that he can offer fresh goods, aud newest
styl Sand thcm'at lower prices than has ever been
offered in this place. and as the assortment consists
of every thing for comfort and adolnmcnt in the
Dry Goods,
together with general assortment oi
QueensCdre (Somc acW StyieS) School
Books, HardtCdre, Ceder wdre, TinHt
,Uare, EarthenW0rG, Sqiina or
Lake, ground, Fine Lisbon
and Dairy SAT-, Sat
mon Mackeroi,and
Herring,
CaUindiSh, Mifa-
ton Plug, Fine cu &
Smoking 7aJacco, Candles
Soap, Copper KeteS, Steel, Bar Iron.
besides numerous other articles, all of which wi
be sold at very small profit for ready pay, and he
would respectfully invite all persons to call and
examine his goods and prices, before purchasing.
rho highest prices paid for all kinds of country
produce.
/. b. RUPERT
Bloomsburg, Sept goth, lsl5--22IC
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dFAS7ONISHING NEIVSaE0
NRw & o-zlBAp GOODS
AT The
NeQg2 Store
LIGHT-sTREET, COLUMBIA CO..
THE subscribers tales this mcthod.of informing
the public that they have just arrived from Phila-
dephia with splendid assortment of
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS,
among which may be found a superior selection Of
Black Blue Black, Blue, Green, Invisible
Green, Olive and Mixed Cloths, supeo
rol French andFancy Cassimeres,
Sallinets of all colors and dp"'-ss
Kynlucky ,Jra~H. .Eeavy
Bur, tweed, and
Hard imes
A splendid assortment
Of Woollen, Velvel,Ve-
lenta, Satin and SwansdOwn
Veslings, Flannels of al! coIors &
prices, coured bleached 81 unbeached
Cotton Flannels, Furniture andApron Check
ALSO
Mancher enk Scotch Ginghams, Bed licking
bcached and unbleached Table Dapcr;superor fig
ured and plain Alpaccas; Pondecherry new article
for Ladies' wear; Furniture aud Dress Calicoes of
all prices; splendid assortment of
|ShQ1OiS, Dress H0ndherchieE, CraratS
and COLareitS.
A full assortment Of
LadieS' and Gentlemen's Hosiery, and
Gloves, Gentlemen's BosonaS, C0tiarS
StOchs, Gum EiaStic, W0rSied and
Cotton SuSpenderS, sc. &c.
Togetherwth full assortment Of
Groceries. Hardware and
Qucenswsre.
With a variety CT other articles too numerous to
meuton.
The sub scribrs feel confident, since their goods
have been purchased on lhe best terms, and have
been selected with great care that they sell low.
er than they can be bought at any other store in
this part of the county; they therefore solicit the pa
tronage of gcnclous public.
G7n mss.xssz-rzzs The highest price paid for al
49, kinds of COUNTRY PRO
.ElSSI DuCE in exchange TO
GOODS.
| AMOS B. KNABB & Co.
| December 8; lS45-33tf
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THE DEATH OF NAPoLEAN,

Initiated from the Haiian IF hanso"''
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NEW ARRIVAL
AT THE
II LW 5UTLDINGSs
l.. B. RUPERT,

l.. b. RUPERT,
MMAVlNG disposed of his first stock of goods,
II Y has just received a far better and more spIen.
did sssort ment suitable to the season, consisting
Of agood a variety of
Cloths; sat!mcis, Ct,ssimerss and IrstiHSs
for Mems wear, as can be had at any other store
in 'he county-alI kinds of
Sihi, COttOH, EignCH, lE'OOiken or Ig'Cr ted
cloths for Ladies' use--Hats, Caps;thin aud thicl
Boots and Shoes, very cheap, besides large as
sOrment of
GROCERIES,, HARD WARE, GLASS
AND QUEENSW WARE,
and in fact, almost every thing that can be found
in any other store in the county.
BclieUing that nimbe siXpcnce is better than .
dull shilling, he will continue to sell his goods at &
small advance, for ready pay. He therefore in
vites all to call, feeling assured that they will hc
satisfied with his prices.
Nov 10
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-04

ny ALEXANDER II. EVERETT.
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March 90, 1916,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-22
MONEY MARKET.

There appears to be an upward movement in quota
tons for of the fancy railroad stocks Harlem ad-
vanced pa per cent Norwich and Worcester, q Can
ton u, and Reading a. at the first board with sales
some extent Of the first two At the second board a
further improvement was realized of u Norwich, and
u on Harlem The transactions almost exclusively
confined to these fancies, and there is wide margin
for advance have doubt it will be partly cover
ed within the next week two 1t is about time for an
extensive movementin the stock market prices for many
of the fnces rule very low and the first speculation
any extent will bring them up somewhere near their
former level
The aggregates of each department of business Of the
banks of this State for August lsa5, compared with
May last and with corresponding periods in the past
two years. exhibit the following results 1t will be OBJ
served that there has been very great reduction in the
aggreCate movement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-22

hold pubic funds" The Governor Of the State instruct
ed the District Attorney to present bill Of indictment
against tn commissioners for embez The case
was submitted to the Supreme Court which decided
that though the fund trust fund yet the State be-
ing bound for the payment of the bonds was entitled Ia
have charge of the funds and they were according
ly paid to the Auditor of the State A bill was
brought in at the session. requiring the auditor
arpyhese funds 10 the payment Of the bonds and co
pons of the State then due passed the Senate but
defeated in the Lower House. The whole lresla.
ton partakes strongly Of repudstive character lis
bad enough pass laws for the relief Of debtors TO the
injury OF creditors, but it is yet TO withhold
pledged funds received by the State specific object
from those 70 whom they properly belong.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-22

Died.
Yesterday, at his residence, No - Waverly Place,
GEORGE PLATT formerly Of Philadelphia in the sd year
of his age.
His remains will be removed Philadelphia and the
funeral will take place from the residence OF his brother
VIM. rlatt, ESQ., on Sunday afternoon next.
On Thursday evening, Goth inst, JOHN ToUNELE, in
the s0th year of his age.
SsThe relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his late residence 9th
Avenue, west side between 4th and 18th street. Sun
day afternoon next, at half past o'clock.
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sl7. se2,775 lis, LEO .2ss ZIG, 1874 1893 no.

7,se2,775 1919 1855 ll6 ,9si 1913 ilo.72i 24s
The regular line of discounts has been reduced S4
25269 while the discounts to directors have increased
$40O67 The loans to brokers have fallen off nearly
hundred thousand dollars The amount of loans and dis
counts on the LIST of August corresponded very nearly
with that of May, ls43.
The annexed statement exhibits the aggregate
of loans of each bank in this city, at three periods-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-22
HOWES s. co.'s NEW YORK MAMMOTH
CIRCUS.

HOWES Il CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
ssisIi's E RfT|S
sR s oh
The Largest organized in the United
Carriages convey the performers wMdrobes, musicians
Female f1fh he
age recently MA aI5,ssf f Ma rsT MAcARTE
whose style Of Equestrian Fsats peculiarly her own
being chiss and classic her graceful and address
render this gifted and srtise the lead
IsIeS the public to The brilliant description given the
spectve newspapers Of the extraordinary and daring fea
%Ss fs
der enc
ns By
M TSs Swiss sfS ~
assssa and sn Act ,s s
sse Rope nSou9S Mr. Geo % the
The whole Comprising the, eading, most talented and
&c SSi New York Mammoth
NOTICE-GREAT WRESTLING MATCH.--All Eu-
~ ropean papers are unanimous n speaking with grea,
se% the Kns %ho G1s
aS q
sthetic resting games TheTefSs he and dees
the title Of Hercules or snd Of any
Mons Charles begs to invite the most robust and
surfing strength with him. call and nscrb- their
from O'Clock the in the evening, the
goth inst which hours they will be made acquainted with
the rules aud regulations of his wrestling games, Castle
Garden where his FIRST match will take place Monday the
ss Of August 1886 AZ o'clock IN the evening THIS
in the United States and NJ Charles beng desrous of pro-
wing the public what human strength and skill capable
Of accomplishing will wreste with six sdyersares and in
order satisfy the public of the truth of his assertions he
will deposit the 500 for the benefit Of either of
champions capable throwing him M Charles solicts de-
Note The daily placards will give the details OF the
match and The names of the wresters
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-22

FROM THREE TO FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
A PARTNER WANTED A Youug Man. who nav
IA have from three five thousand dollars cash and
DESTROYS OF the mercantile West
canhear of opportunity of investing hs Tin
sold al a handsome profit
For further information call at Mr. s. NJ BeckIey, 1914
Bro dwav no stairs IA. b au22 3t*r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-22
AUCTION NOrICN0.
AUCTION NOTICE AND CARD.
JACOB BRAlSTEn.Aucei

undersigned respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally that having sscuSed the Of Mr.
JACOB BREASTED as his ct his arxe stores
effect IN his usual puncrusl ssies q Household
niture add Merchandise general Families wishing their
al their will Give particular
enton Liberal advances will be made, usual, all de-
scrptions of dry goods clothing sc &c, and limit of
time.
Mr. JACOB BREASTED having great facilities for the
Estate will attend brauch
the we'll the procuring money bond
collateral securities All bushes. promptly attended TO-
ADD closed up as soon sales effected
The first trade sale Of this emit BY catalogue
ouly will the I'D day ofsept at hal-past 10 A
M when splendid stock Of elegant Piano Fortes will b.
sold advances and storage without the
bidder For further particulars Courier and En
quirer. MICHAEL ISAACSON,
Commission Merchant.
an29 2wsmc JACOB BRAISTED. Auctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-22

WM. w SHIRLEY, Auctloneer
g ALE OF CROCkERf, GLASS x CHINA, at auction
- by EWILLARD, Tuesday, August 18th at 10 o'clock
the store No IS Greenwich Avenue opposite Jefferson
Market the entire stock Of retailer dee lining the
Of recent purchase consisting of best white granite blue
printed edged dpt &c &c French and English china
&c Also 80 rich plated and glass castors and 10 hall
lan'erss The whole by catalogue lots retailers
the shelving and other fixtures store TO let till LIST
May next au22 lt~r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-22

TF RICHARD WHITROW OR MARY ANNE WHIT
i ROW, who We're the brother and sister Of GEORGE
WHlTROW. late of Ely, Cambridgeshe, deceased will
something their advantage The said Richard Whitrow
was ten years farer residing Ely from which place
keepse State Of New York shoeing smith from whence
thence country il alive he would be about years
Of age The said Mary Anne Whtrow OF 10 years ago.
held post Bartholomew Hospital London aud
has not been heard of since she single woman il
would De now about 6S years OF age In case either Of
person who will first produce Mr. Marshall sfacory
evidence OF the iact-ELy, July "a lB46. au22 Tier
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-22
THE FRAUDS OF LOTTERY MEN EXl
pOSEn

THE FRAUDS OF LOTTERY MEN EXl
POSED.
DEOPLE who in the habit Of rsking their money
Gregory's Lotteries, would do well purchase THE
new lOnK :, JIEIE;FElERsONLAN, AMP WEEKLY DE.
l02 Nassau street, aud contains
An admirable Likeaess Of his Exceency James X Polk
with Biography.
The Pdents Disapproval of the Habor and French
demnity Bills.
The Warehousing System.
The New York Daily Press.
Continuation of the Expose of the Fraudulent Lottery
System carried on In Jersey City, by J. g. Gregory
Murray.
The Sylvester LotterysSwiade Astounding Develope
ments.
FlogginE in The English Army-Foreign News-Extracts
from Punch with articles almost erythng
Price Three Cents One Dollar per Annum. To be had
the Office No. 1902 Nassau and Of gene
rally. EDMUND CHARLES, Sen,
au22 ltkr Sole Editor and Pronrieor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-22

TO PKOPKIETORS OF CIRCUSES OR
MENAGERIES.
IA TO LET OR LEASE for year, or term of years
::1 The building, known as fhe American Eagle Stable,
corner Delaney and Chryste block OF
The powey The building is 81 feet wide by so long
the clears and from its sze and conguity the Bowery,
would be well adapted for Circus Menagere or would
answer well for winter for ethc having
stalls Tor Horses and plenty storage for
Apply the premises, or 1871 Chrystie street.
JNO. WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-22
COMFY ISLAND s FORT HAMILTON

CONEY ISLAND & FORT HAMILTON.
hN ~ The Steamboat IOLAS, Captain Yates,
&r@4E3swill run every week day on the above ferry
A-until further notice, as follows :-Leaving
foot OF Pike street at o'clock A. M and ~ p NJ White
hal! at O'Clock NJ. and O'Clock NJ Coney Island at IL
o'clock p M. aud p. NJ. Landing at Fort Hamilton each
way. Fare 121 cents.
NJ BSages will be in readiness Fort Hamilton TO take
passengers to New Utrecht and Bath also Coney Island
to take passengers TO the upper houses.
All persons forbid trusting of the
boat or owners. au2i lwsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-22
NEW YORK; ALBANY NY a. AND Nd TROY SYL LINE
THE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF ALL
EXCITD CTnNG

THE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF ALL
EXCURSIONS.
sse4sa - SAIL across the Hudson river to Hobo
ken, and then walk TO the Elysan Fields,
.k-@1l-along the exceedingly picturesque shores OF
the place. will prove the most easily accomplished and attrac
tive OF all rurua that be made from tbs city
The grounds present charming aspect, the be
ing IN leaf, and the soil covered with rich turf
Tbs walks excellent order having been considerably
emsellIshed the present spring.
On pleasant afternoon there will he attendance nj
the Col6nnade Eysan Fields excellent Band of Mnsic
which Will perform selections from the vorite Operas
lar airs, marches. waltzes, sc.
The Ferry Boats from Barclay Canal and Christopher s
completely fitted with awnings and seats.
Night Bos,s from Hobokca Barclay until IL
O'clock
Ferrage SO cents. smsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-22
COMFY ISLAND
FORT HAMILTON FERRv

FORT HAMILTON FERRY
a~e1 ~ The Steamboat PROPHET OR, Capt H.
eE@ Mallan, will run every week day on the above
Leaving North Rver-Foot of Hammond street at II A. NJ
F. M Canal street at ia A. NJ, 81 p NJ. Harrison ST.
IN A. M, 3a 7. NJ Whitehall at A. M 10 NJ, r. NJ
Coney Island at ~ and 6 p. NJ; and
The Steamboat IOLAs Captain Richard Yates, will
follows Leaving East Riyer-Foot of Pike street 81
a; NJ II a1d3 nm Whi,eha at.oA NJ and sl NJ
Landing at Fort Hamilton each way Fare l2I< cents
aul9 tsm THOMAS BElLBY, Proprietor.
MORNING BOAT FOR ALBANY AND TROY
A0H ~ PASSAGE ONE DOLLAR-Breakfast
21@sSSzxz and dinner board the boat Passengers
AK-taking this boat will arrive in time to take
to- Saratoga and Lake George.
The Steamboat NIAGARA, Capt VIM Ellsworth Mon
day. "Wednesday and Friday, Mt o'clock A. NJ from the
steamboat pier foot Of Barclay Returning oppo-
site days.
For passage or freight, apply board, F. B. Hail.
the office the WHAT. aul9 re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-22
AMUSE W EnTs. &c.

DARK THEATRE-Sixth appearance Of Mr.. Collins, the
Il Irish Comedian and vocalist-1hs Evening, August
Pend. will be reformed the RlsH AITORNEY-Pierce
oHara Mr. Collins; Jseos Wyle Ar Fisher Miss ChaIl'
Alter which the IRISH POST-Terence o'Grady, Mr.
Collins, Mrs Capsioonb, Mrs Dyott. . . "a
To conclude with the BENG Al TlGEk-Sir Paul Pago-
da; MIR Bass; Mrs Yellowlssf-elrs Vemm. -
Doors O'Clock, and the performances Will com
menee athapsst7 O'clock Boxes sls Pit 30 cents oa-
lery 2s cents.
MIR. J. r.. SCOTS FAREWELL BENEFIT.
ROWEhl THEATRE - This Evening, Angus End
Maurice, Mr. J Scott Hans, MIR Clarke; Marie, Mrs
;. After which, THE REvIEw-Looney McTwolter. Mr.
Scott; Caleb Quotem, Mr. Walcot; Lucy, Mrs Booth;
To conclude with the GILL DREN OF THE WOOD
walter, Mr. Scott; Josephine, Mrs Booth.
Doors open at O'clock, Will NJ hall past y
Dress Circle 80 cents Upper Boxes IS ceos Pit aud Gale
GREEN WlCHTHEATRE VaTek aud Chart.
~ ton stIeetsThis Evening, August 22nd. will be per
formed THREE MILES ON THE HARLEM ROAD
Principal characters BY Messrs Chapman, Venue, Phillips
After which the FiREMAN's DAUGHTER-AIr Tren-
cham MIR keeue George Hearley Mr. Freer; Emma stark,
TO conclude with NEW YORK MILLINERs-Lieut,
Bowling Mr. Phillips; Simon Sparks, MIR ii Chapman; Miss
Potts, Miss Julia Drake.
Boxes cents; Pit l2h cents. Doors open 7peor-
nance 70 commence at hali-past7 O'clock
CASTLE GARDEN, with us extensive Pronenade,, Is
the entertainment will include good selection Of Music,
from Strauss Rossn J. Labzky Avber Mozart, Boiel'
dieu kphner, and Reissger which will be performed by
the Orchestra under the direction of Mr. Z. W. Meyror.
and TO view the beautiful range Of COSMORAMAS,
extending around the whole Of the Esplanade which will
be brilliantly illuminated with thus giving yIsers an eI
ceent opportunity examine these beautiful Views Ad
he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-22

AAn ~ FARE REDUCED TO THE FISHING
C. BANKs-las1 cents each way The fast and
@MlK-safe steamer BUFFALO, Captain j, w
August 2sd 2h, and 25h. iollowsFoot Of Barclay
~ O'clock Hammond street. ocock Canal, ga; Delsn
Bait and lines small charge Refreshments provided on
board: band OF music will accompany the Boat Those
who desire the Of fishing, will do well take boat
as she viii arrive the fishing ground hour before slower
boats The pilot of the Buffalo, by visiting the fishing
ground nearly every day. his discovered the precise spot
fish are Cauphf IN abu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-22

WANTED,
LOR the South superior Milners-no
other than experienced need apply Also one or two
ladies' to attend m large fancy store those who have he'd
experience would be preferred Also very superior Dress
maker need apply but the competent this de-
gament Enquire at 1903 Chambers street. att A. NJ or
I. vi au0 4t"je
DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
VNHIS is chemical extract Of Wild Cherry and Tar
Everybody knows that Wild Cherry Possesses import.
ant medicinal properties and Tor Waer has always been
administered in Consumption and Lung affections generally
by our Oldest and safest ply sicians ''
Various remedies true been offered and pu fled
into notice for the of diseases lungs and some
have been found doubt useful but of all that have
yet been discovered il admitted BY physicians and all
cessin as this For Asthma, Shoness of Breath and
lar snec'i2ns may be pronounced positive IL has
cured Asthma in of and twenty
after physicians had declared the reach
of medicine.
Thi: Baisam is made from materials which Nature has
caused by cold climates.
Nature is but the name for an effect
Whose cause God.o
Let us not neglect her plalnest dictates.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS ON the wrapper.
For sale by a. ~ Sands Agents for New York City
also by druggists generally throughout the United States
Canada. au22 tDSW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-22

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Drown SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGS of every
style and width, all the known brands both heavy and
fine, Stark Mills Lawrence c. Indian Head Cabot A. Prem
um Heavy Mermaek Exetsrs, Unk1own. &c, may be had
20 Cedar half block above Pearl Low priced
and medium yard wide Shestng Also best Southern Cotton
Yarn, assorted to 10 and to H. Bats, Wcks Warp and
Waddng. T. N. UNDERHILL.
au22 1tsr Nos 18 and 20 Cedar street