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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-14

Cows IN HARNEss.-The following is from,
tho interesting work Of Lady Van Rensalacr-
"Wo took drive yesterday up mos, romantic
valley, and met two peasants driving their COW in
iittle cart. They stopped to offer US some pears
| particularly unmarked :he COW, TO see :f work.
ing did her any harm; she waa :n excellen, condi.
tlon. | wish the cottager in England would Il.
doPI this custom it cories into his head that
the COW can do anything bu, give milk. We
know nothlngof economy in England; what isiaily
wasted IN ii would save from STA ryatoa the miser.
able creatures who die in the streets. Bu, WIN,
is every body's business is nobodys, aud so those
who can afford it go on allowing waste
We have ourselves witnessed the doci,i,y of
these amlable and useful animals when subjected
TO the surveillance of the yoke, and have often
felt surprised that a people so "crie'' and enter
Prisns IN the great matter Of "turning shilling"
as The Yankees are repued TO be. should not often.
er make them asss, in the performance of farm
work. Speyed heifers arc deemed as valuable
| for work IN Scotland, so We are informed, as
young oxen; and those who have practised using
them for this purpose here speak in the higher;
terms OF their tractableness, their docility, and
freedom from everything like viciousncss under
the yoke.-Maine Gull.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-14
Fancy Articles, Perfumery, &c.

FHHCy dTtICTcs, TtTtumcTy,
TOLOGNE Water, Florida water, Antique oil, Oils
j of Jessarnine, Ncrol, and Milleheur, Fancy
Soap lors and Roussels shaving compounds, Bears
oil Macassar OIL Beefs marrow, Black and Red Sealing
Wax. For sale by STEVENSON & BELL.
Van Buren,, July 10, lS47.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-14
Medicines.

DLUE Mass; Calomel; Sulphate of Quinine; Cam
u phor; Cream of Tartar. Carb. Soda, Chamome
flowers EPSON salts, Iodine, Iodides of Potassium
mercury, and iron, Lunar caustc lpecacuanha 1aaP'
Suiphate and acetate of morphine, mercural ointment
esse nta oils Of all kinds Seidtz and soda
powders: with many other Medicines, making our
stock on hand complete.
Received fresh and for sale by
STEVENSON L. BELL,
Druggists.
Van Rurcn July 10th, lS17.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-14
New Goods.

w. H. & NJ MAYERS, Font Smih,
TVAVE Just reed per Steamer No. 5, general
sortment of Drugs, Groceries and Varieties, such
Fruits and Spices Of all kinds, Sugar Coffee, Cheese
butter and water Crackers Syrups Preserves, Raisns,
Lemons, Almonds, Candies, Pickles, Teas, DC, to-
gether with great variety Of useful Fancy articles
July 3, lS41
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-14
Paints, &C.

r AMPBLACK, Venetian red, Red lead, White
l lead, Chrome Green, do. in Oil, Chrome yellow
Vermilion, TIMBER, Terra dc Sienna, Ivory black
Litharro, Black lead. Yellow Ochre Rotten stone
Pumice Stone, Putty, Verdgrs, spanish BROWN
Sand paper Whiting, Gum Shellac, &c. &c,
Reed and for sale by
STEVENSON g. BELL,
JuIv IOtb, 1S47 -a Druggists.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-14
SUNDRIES.

NTORTARS and pestles, spatulas, Evans genuine
lNl and imitation Thumb lancets, American and Ger
Silver Spring do Friction ma tches, Waters, Per-
cnssion caps, Sealing wax, Tooth brushes, Tooth
powder,
Received by STEVENSON & BELL,
Druggists.
Van Buren,, July 10, IS47.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-14
1anetrp.
From tie N. o. Bee.
THE MARKET STREET DANDY.

BY SOUR ORANGE.
The Dandy strobe up Market street
All DER, both near and far
And from his mouth was sticking forth
A cent.a-grab cigar.
Ills coat was such as gamblers wear,
With sundry decoration
And altogether. he was one
Suited 70 filtration.
However, as he strodc along,
Forgetting all his wits,
Upright within the gutter soon
Behold he calmly sits
The matter how it happend was:
That as he push'd along,
"A cow betook herself to run
And sing her ancient song.
And darting quick between his feet,
She wheeled herself around:
And, presto, in the gutter next,
The Dandy there was found!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-14

,,e,t of candidates for ofice, 5 90
circulars will be charged advertisements.
.SSsTtisement oc gross, abusive, personal na
N NO will ill be published at any price.
,e, 81 I Tatters must be post paid.
an Al. The above terms will be strickly adhered to-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-14
SOLDIERS CLAIMS

SOL LDIERS' CLAIM
For Bounty Lands. Treasury Scrip, Pensions, Arrear
ages Of Pay, &c, &c.
EUNHE subscriber, having procured the necessa-
IL ry instructions from the War Department, is
now prepared to transact with promptness and
efficiency all business concerning Soldiers claims
on the Government, for Bounty Lands, Treasury
Scrip, Pensions, Arrearases of Pay, &c. &C., ac-
cruing for services in the war with Mexico.
J. E. KNIGHT.
Lille Rock, June Is. 1877. 2l-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-14

YANKEE ENTERPRISE Wo understani that
there are no less than five Tom Thumbs now
travelling over tho Eastern Statcs. The SimIs'
Pure is al New Bcdiord.-Er. Paper.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-14
Oil and VarniSh.

DLACK Varnish, Copal do; Japan do; Sweet. oil
ID Castor oil, and Spts. Turpentine, bottles oil
by the gallon. For sale by
STEVENSON & BELL.
Van Buren,, July 10, 1917. |
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-14
H>1EACO

I"1EAO
TTNHE best quality Of Gunpowder and Imperial Teas
For sale by WALLACE y WARD.
July II, IS47.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-14

, o. The citizens of Boston have held meetings
to take into consideration the project Of reducing
the postage.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-14

FOUND AGAIN.-An actress, performing at tho
Glasgow, Scotland, Theatre, some months ago
was discovered by her husband, who she supposed
was dead. After he had been long absent in the
service, unheard Of by her. she married again,
and her second husband really dying she took the
stage. On the occasion alluded to, her first hus.
band. having returned, but being unable to find
his wife, and sur sing her dead. surprised 10
see her in one Of the performers before him.
They were remarked.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-14

iNsEED OIL; Spirits Turpentine; White Lead
July II, AZ. WALLACE e. WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-14

aino 10 LINES, altered or renewed at plea
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PILES

PILES
BLEEDING OR BLIND, EXTERNAL OR INTERNAL.
~ DIR. Ingoldsby's speciflc-Is an internal rene
dy, pleasant to take and perfectly harmless In the most
delicate cases Personal reference given as 70 ts success
Proprietor's Office l0S Nasssu-st N. Y. me lmseod
re- DaIley's Pain ExtractOr.-THE ORIGINAL AND
GENUISE-Dealers in the city and country be
furnished with their Spring supplies, the most liberal
terms, by the propneiors,
No. 2GS BROADWAY.
TT Beware OF the counterfeit The genuine has the
written mot prnted) signature OF H. Daley on the wrap
per, and no other name H. DALEY CO
MO 3veodis 68 Broadway
~ Are You HI s-Use Hyer,s Pills Ono OF
The best medical compounds known general cor
receive Of the system. See General Notice column o.
The Tribune tomorrow. 81 BWkFis
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=. err MARINE JoURNAL FOURTH PAGE.
n PApFD


u.v.ra Howe, Liverpool, woodhun i Min
s1is ,ps',hI. Bunker N0resns VIM Nelson.
N s..s,oy Montgomery, Cork, &c, II Winslow
INse sss wcIn,vre' Galway, Elwell & Co: vii
bnfsVh,r,. ~.svsor5 Brazos. w W Pratt Brook!ne
90 fpes, .Assnls d Hurlbut & Co.
ss,ct nSs,,,n sherman Port su Prince Charles
sfsIs nus pssufort; Dolphin. Casey, Newbern
~, hoN ps,,,noors Johnson & Lovden; Ana
Essesn tel,y pos.on EtFo.t Wood. Portland Colo
ends vlsN ~ iu.rv,s "A Underwood; Eliza stokely
rs1a h~n. % S5 C-owen BOSTON . VOLTA TSlttle
fob RIVER sP Pr. I,srd a Co
nlsdeigns "S"e'
ARRIVED.
,...,.,,o, Allan ds I'm New London, ballast
SIP CnH ,s'.a,,r &c e Co
N6nnpens Inn poSsrtson. 70 de I'm Cork in ballast
~ eafk swsn = "a 9Th February LAT 46 Ion AZ
pGrinneH aln .s..ns, bence for Liverpool.
Eoke snip s xo,hoIlsnd Brooks from Orleans and
Bark Arnens w.srh yooIa,ses 10 order, on Cspe
sM rss ii.I - 8, John from Mobile for New. York
rorses spoke nssssd hrig Janiats staaring south
LaS y 70. % sxosfIensed heavy weather during the
dc . - IN sv ,onssil ward spt sails and receiy
P.sssss esrr'so ava" ,oot Moi on The se,b inst.
- 81, ~ sr,hhe,s ~ DIV fin 81 Domingo mahogany
A. ~ Never stucken. Left brigs Palestine the
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON

4" Savings Bank for the benefit Of he Widow and the
Orphan"
CAPITAL, $500, 600 sterling, Or 5000, 900.
Beside reserve fund ',,en o ,9,bu' psui0' VI AO'u
T. LAME MURRAY, Esq. Georges, Hanover-sqaAre'
Chairman Of tAt Court Of Dlrsetor, N L9,'S'r-
Psy5iciaa-J. ELLIOrSON, MD, FRS
Act4g-v-W. 8 B. WOOLHUtS 81, ESQ. F.RAS
SecrsfaJy-F. +. CAAROUH, Esq
THIS INSTITUTION embraces important and s1bstan-
tai advantages with respect 10 life assurance and De-
Nerrei Gnuuues. The assured has, All occasons We
poer 10 borrow without expense or forfeiture OF me Po
e tvohrl- OF the premiums paid also the option OF
ssectng benefits, and the conversion OK ns h.SfesH %
meet other c0nyeniences or necessity. , ,.., .r,,.
Assurances for terms Of years 81 me o"esI possiO4o
Persons Insured for life can borrow hss amount
Of annual premium Tor Eve snecessiFe years On sn'H "Hu
note and eepoEit Of policy. - &, ,,a
Par OF THE CAPITAL IS Permanently fHVEsrkD IN me
rnised states In the Of three Of the Local
ustees-avasbe always 70 The assured IN case Of DIS
puef claims lsho1ld any such aIisel or oiAerwlse.
The payment Of premiums, iyearly or VAi'e'iy u
tr,fing ADVANCE urOa the hnnnelfaie
No charge for ssnp daty- , -, .,, ~.
/ comes due without forfeiture of policy.
TrsveIag esvc extensive and liberal, and extra prerni-
INNS on the rsosl moderate scale -,
DtvfsIov o. PROFITS The remarkable success ana II
creased prosperity Of he Society has enabled he pIsS.
soTs tie last annual investigation, TO declare fourth
Sonp ., v an poiey e.ssl On he profit scse
fUxTED STATES Board OF LOCAL DiRGcr9Rs[tIne
ofsce FOR America 10 wsIs. lNea- Ys,L-Jseob Hsr.
vey Eso.. Clairzaa John J. Palmer, Esq, Jonathan
Goodhas, ESD. James Norman Esq, George Bsrs.Ay
Pc ssmnel 8 Rowland, Esq, G0rham A. Worn, = z,
samT1elM Fox. ESQ, William Van Hook, Eco and G. I'd
ward Hs5icht, Eso. . aim - ,,. cos.-
r, Georgs Rex Graham, Esq, William Jones, Esq
Br,.mors-Jonalhan Meredith, ESQ, Samuel Holman,
ESQ. DR.. }. II. MeCulloh- - ~,
n Leander Siarr General agent, and Edward II Rieh,
srdsop Fsa General Accountant he uted STATES and
British " A Colonies ,,c
slsdsaI Erssraers Nsw-York-J Kesrny Rod gsrs " D
no Re-~kerst Alexander Z. H0ssck, NJ D., l0l FTArk-
Inst. s : Keene, " D., 30 Tourist -
INeiiesl Examiners agisud 81 - Wallst and NO u.
so<erv Al olock p N. daily fee pad By he Society,"
SfrndrnK Csxrsei-WiIsm Ven HOOK, Esi. - Nal-s-
HrsEsrs-Ths Merchants Bank
Solsetor-JOhn Hone, ESQ. II Pine-sL
Cssk,ey-uenfy y Cutiip, ESQ.
An Act respect 10 insurance. for ives for ne oeoe OF
married wamen passed By me LegsaTure VI Sew-Yors,
Isl Apnl, 1917. ,-,- 4.
ke obtnned a. The Chef Ofce "A Waist 3f B0very, or
fun either of the Agents throughout he United sraies
All Brush North American Colonies
j. LEASDER STAIR, General Agent -
Tor the United Stsles and 3. \. A. Col1snnlsss
Eew.Yofk. sgh JsnusrY, 1871 y s@ " -.
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FAIRBANYs's PLATFORM SCALES.

r1yUF GRFAT SUPERIORITY OF lhrt. ScAlrr u ~
been so fly understood and appreciated a. during lns
-, go While hundreds OfimPeriect Jet warranied
syS ~ other kinds have been lfied found wanting and
The purchasers OF Fairbsnks scales have A 10
ease been disappointed. -, 4, 49,, 80
d ce-Fet adjustment OF these scales Is seh mai ne
Ssvs coma 10 BE- regarded ~ the Standard from "heD
~ .i,e- now severe the .esi-lsnd the makers e11ls
a. s.srss tastsno mater whether the srticle % ,os
~ ne weighed Is placed on the center or on e I'm
he exss, 20 The highest capacity ofshe 'csiee AO'
inSe -s are sdly estimated BY al that class
- - ,r,guity who alls their refutAnol i0r eolLeS1
dealing snd hence TIE insreased saa eous'ah'y
demand ioi FAIRBANKS co. Agents,
81. -,,i.s,I ~ Walef-sL HeW-York-
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Garpetinas.

CHEAPEST CARPET Establishment in the United
~ States 80 Bowery Hiram Anderson has just received
per late arrivals from London large and beautiful assort
Tnent CT Reddumbuser Carpeting, Hearth Rugs Floor
Cloth, &c. &c manufactured and imported expressly fol
city trade and warranted fast colors all Of which will bt
sold IS per cent ess than any other establishment IL
the city
Also, Just received 5000 large hearth rugs, COS each
10000 square yards floor oil CLOTH S. to Ga per yard.
1900 yards W DOL ingraio carpeting %. Cd 10 "a.
10000 yards Venetian stair do Ia. Cd. 10 4s.
10000 yards three ply carpeting, 7s. Cd. TO 10.
$500 pair window shades Sc. 10 q.
N. B-Remember The number, 90 Bowery.
mSI 2neodis HIRAM ANDERSON, s9 Bowery.
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General Nptires.
farmers Library and Monthly Journal of AZ
ricuiture, for April, 1S47,
WILL BE PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY. APRIL $.
CONTENTS OF THE APRIL NUMBER.

Engrapinss and HlastrAt,ons:
Midlothian Curre Plow-(Sta!); Facsimile Letter
S6sa- Warrington
A, lishsped Turnp The Tankard Turnipi Hurdles or
6aies setfor confnng Sheep Tunpsi Sheep Net set
q eo1hnng Sheep on Turnipsi The shepherds Wood
sslsi The Driver; The Shepherds Knot, by which
Na 10 fastened to a Stake The Sheep Straw or HAY
k The Tunip Picker In the act Of cutting of the Top
rot and pulling up the Shell OF the Turnip; The best
km ofTurnp Picker, Objectionable do. TurlipTrough
for shsspfsedlng; Mode OF Occupying Turnp-Land with
ssp; Oieake Corn Box for feeding Sleeps Floor Of
tMovesbe Shed for Sheep Turnips; sideeeyauon OF
Do Endeevailon Of do; Floor of TWO short Moveaoie
sists for Sheep on Turnps; sdeelevaton OF do win
Scale Of Feet; Outside sen sheltered by Planning !;
Double slell sheltered by Planting Form OF sIe recon-
nsnde3 by Mr. Fabairn; The Ancient sisls Inside oif
sasr siei surrounded with Planting Circular sle hueo
~ with HayIacks The Rending'Frame In Hurdle
making, Position Of The snbs and Standard In do Square
Staple and Stool 10 do The Hurdle The Famard Baton
Ina Tomahawk, In Hurdle-makingi Fold-PiIcher In
The Lever TuInip slieerior sheep fronl
snd side Views OF the Cutters Of dol Wheelbarrow
.np-sA for Sheep Section Of The Disk and Hopper
lido Gross Cutters OF the Disk Of do. The ComBox
for Sheep on Turnips Vertical Section OF The Interior o.
Co, Facsimile OF Sir John sincisirs Autograph
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miscellaneous.
WARToN's ERvALENTA

CONSTIPATION (cosTTvESEssl DESTROYED
Cgs,a. ia-s,ersfs and kabtEai C0nst Pafon (Cosfe-
onlv totally rusrcos, but also esnPls,y defroy-
ef titsott using elixir prgnpeIi N eett9ns or ota'
bya natural, sinPe, agreeable and inl.s's.s peas.
i,e,i Paris" Price ~ cents. - 80, ~.
A PERISAL OF THIS TREATISE cannot fell 10 dit
mel M doubt In the mind Of any reader OF The gsnse
and greas importance Of this discovery which has
siisIe France Englsnd ard the Continent WIN Us re-
sble resfllis This great remedy IL hghi pal4aD
ma dsiciou, FOOD called " Ervaenta'-s NegeIabs
TTs-tns-in some respects resembling Arro~-root
Tie Treatise and Ervsiestf onstAni on hana Al nc
Dsnat on Warrior OF de, expfessy established
er tSsir ssIe al HENRY JOHNSONs Drug and Cheni-
~ sfo-e in he Granite Building Ili Broadway, cor.
en- Tbarber.sL r. Purchasers must remember thki
no genuine Ergalenta but Warscus lst amiseoo
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= i32 PEARL-ST.
pnwARE AND CUTLERY TOR CASH.

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY FOE OAsa.
noT,sfons cf Hardware and Cutlery snd from ne n.
rlc,uTsrs large s,sorteni Of soodso inca ne ~oIe
III - s,iantou OF hose who have cash 70 psy iof sos
- = .--enfanees Prices will be strictly cAsh prices,
"a ~ dsrence besw Item and eredi prices VIII Oe
a. srssi hat Il yv be a. OBJECT 70 ,,tUa
mis- luieOd.s r. y an
.l1TT,; STORE FOR -ALE.-The subscriber IL
s,ding 10 eaye for the South vii sell hs ptssent 80
=, rsde 68tures and shop urriinre 81 gfeai uai ~
L. 1900 h be best In he village The scek wei s-iee'
"a ~ Ina sfore has good run Of custom The bnsinrss
81, ba ,sssiy and probably Continued To s1y peis,n
rins 10 eoesge IN the Drug business a. good az OPT
-. So, cons Inquire OF the underigned, o. ~
w LoWREY, II Nasssa-si Ne~-f9fn ,oupvy
L.nsiagbsrgh March, lsii' u" *sN
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6onses 10 Get.


., 40 LET-House 4oi Houston st, rent $500; 81 ST.
I~ vavenue, Si25 and 500 the above have baths,
ranges, kc. Also houses on Twenty FIRST Twenlyfoufh
ana Tweniyflh near Third-syenue, ard on Second
avenue near $3.50 To SZ5 and 5000
IS Lexington avenue, $500 houses Twenty-fourh'
a. near Ffh-svenue $50 houses and stores Sixth
nue. near Forty-seyoah.s sl25 1874 Aen-sL, hDe grape
abOr Ne cottage style 1925 Aso, several stores, houses
and apartments 10 the eastern part o. NE ely and oher
2ls iIons,on-sL before A. NJ and sner 5 2. M
ms WS9M1sl orat 60 Wsst % hoorl from " 70 OK
- TO IET-At Brooklyn lhree two story attic aud
Mil basement houses, afording cheap and genee rest
wsnus) at the head Of Hamllonayenue, leading from the
Atlantic Dock Ferry. Stages from the Fulton Ferry pass
the door every minutes IL expected mat stages
will shortly run from Atlantic Dock. fare st cents In
quire OF HARRIS WILSON, n Muuayst or OF VIM H.
TANDY, Land Agent, Gowsnus corner Thrd-svenpe and
Isth-sL m3l W.
~ TO LET-A three story frans house on the old
~ Boston Post Road corner Of Thirty ihird-s win
~ ten lots OF ground in garden Contains six rooms
and attic. House In good order. Rent 500.
Also, genleel modern built House, with four lots
ground, south corner OF One hundred and twenty.
hfth-sL and Filh-svenue. Rent $780, Apply to
m30 iwiss ~ JACKSON, cor FourIeenIh-sL and Thrdsy
- APARTMENTS WANTED-By widow lady
II aud two daughters 10 consist offs rooms Including
A basement Any wishing 10 reduce their rent, may
hear OF good tenant by sddressng note To % a. In,
ofhee-stang location, rooms and loves. ren-"hi VIII
be Immediately attended To. m3l IL
- TO LET-From the lst OF Msy next, the store and
80 part OF the dwelling corner OF Broad way and TWEEN
". hrstyt The store is and has been for the ast
Is years occupied as grocery by Mr.. bsdeaa. Appy~
Cortlsnd.sL mSi W
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Number Of new polices issued In February
RoBT. L. PATTERSON, President
BENZ. C. MILLER, Secretary
JOSEPH l.. LORD. A. gent.
James Stewart, NJ D. Medical Examiner, at the Office
daily from 10 O'Clock. mi lmisMGW
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NEW STRING OARPETING

PETERSON, HUMPHREY ROSS,
No. 492 Pe1rl-dTeet, (near MadiSon,)
HAVE RECEIVED, By late arrivals from Europe,
large and rich assortment Of the following choice Car
petings:
ssxony Velvet and Tapestry Carpets patterns and de-
signs entirely before offered in this county
and framed Brussels Carpets
Rich S.ply shadings, do.
Double super, super ana extra fine do.
DaInask, Royal Twilled and Plain Venetian
Window Shades Table and Piano Covers.
Dugges, Rugs, Mats, &c. &c. Also, heavy OH Cloths,
from 10 "a feet wide; together with large LOT OF Cheap
0oods which particular attention Is called. m5 2mls
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETINGS.
SMITH LOUNsBERY, 40 Pearl-st ioPpossit1e ~
~ laml daily receiving their suPPhss OF Cipe
ngs sc for the Spring trade-emong which are large
number new and elegant patterns al the following eK-
lremey low prices
Brussels Cerpeiing, new patterns los TO l2s per ysrd
SPY Imperial, new patterns g. 10 los per yard.
Double and superfne Ingram, new pat IS. TO rs
Extra fine and fine lngLsin, new patterns, 50 TO %
Common Ingram. hch hf9ht colors, q. toss.
Also large assortment Of Floor OIL Cloths from 10 "A
feet WIDE Rugs Duggets, Msttings table and piano CO.
vera and general assortment OF ell other articles con-
nected with The trade extremely low. m25 lmis
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ErDICAL OUACErRY

ITS ORIGIN, CAUSE, and Cure with hints to Young
Physicians and advice families In relation the i'm.
perisnt subject OF consuaiion-by DR.. Homer Boswick
IS Chamberz-st The article Of which this pamphlet Is
republication appeared few days since in the Evening
thor induced by tie hope Of saving the health ana perhaps
the lives Of many las repubished itin convenient
form.
For sale wholesale and retail BY BURGESS. sTRTNGS
FIR s CO. ~ Broadway; WIN n. GRAHAM, Tribune
Buildings; WILLIAM TAYLOR co. 2 Aston House;
H. LONG BROTHER, Ann-s; Evening Mirror Office,
coz. NasaAn ard Ann sIs. Prrc o. cts. In2n 2..-
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WIGS AND TcUPEEs.

~ p, btItc HtfoT.s utW IHNtHteu W Iks uuu ccHIPs
Wig making. The public invited to inspect large
assortment manufactured only by wa. BACHELOR,
Wal.sL near Broadway. Copy the address. ml9 lmseOe
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LIQUID HAIR DYE

~ Bntchelor's instantaneous LIQUID Hail
Dye Is decidedly the best yet offered. II produces per
fecty and natural color without staining the skn
leaving The hair soft and elastic the natural hair So
by WIN. BACHELOR, Wall-st Price, hair bottles :
50; whsker bottles 81. Copy the address. mig lmseo,
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General Notifies.
PARTICULAR NOTICE,

~ Those persons about breaking m bor .sb.s,,,,
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sending line calling upon the subscribsr ana rooJ ~
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" irish Emigrant society-Notce 4, heretv
given mat The annual election tor oeers o, The Irsh Fn
S1eiely o. Sew-Iors Tor the ensuing year will be
day OF April next between the hours OF u NJ srs ~
o. hst Gay Tor the purpose II choosing President hires
members OF the Executive Committee.
sy order, GREGORY DILLON, President
mIos', 'Jk oc SCaadhS' Secretaries.
" DR.. Woods sarsspsrills snd VflA Chsrrv ut
er isr me permanent removal ofs such dseases a.
ner nae In 40 impure blood impaired digestion morbid
state OF The liver and stomach weakness OF The nervon,
system, and disordered habit Of Constitution and te
whole class OF diseases, for which the medical faculty.
parlia and the Bark Of Wild Cherry - 0
Dr. Woods Ssrsspsrilis and Wild Cherry Bitten 4.
we OILY socne ever made Of these articles founded
az Is on ne best medical principles their vrtres
racted by hgd chemical anslysis expe ence has shown
s unusual power and efficacy and will be found on tia
to heu sure md speedy remedy for the
Tea above They purify the blood. secure regular
ton, promote healthy action OF the liver ana stomach
and strengthen the nerves once securing health and
vSor To the whole system In al CAGES Of despordeoey
hn Indigestion or nervous irritation they been
VIII remarkable success nor they ess useful "a
edy for headache. fa.uency loss Of appetite ard ge-
ersl prosfston Of the system At the same u!ne nus,
be stated that they neither violent al all dangerous
IN teir atcns, securing they do desired end NV
1lesdy. regular, and easy influence
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