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THE CHARMS OF HOME.

NJ $50 much Of the happiness of home ,or 49,
Yss; % ve we or that nothing having pressr
Il! the wife and mother is afflicted with In besib and H.
husband and father oppressed with and a.
business home presents cherries
guard and cherish then, the health wife and motb"
let her know something of the her own
guard against them remedy them when they occur TN
she Is enabled to do by possessing valuable vorK
R. l. Star, "A No"Ps"ioa.'
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:" THE MARRIED wOMAN's PRIVATE MEDrsA1.
COMPANION

This most important work creating great inourv and A.
out the Union. WIG i'''' 'hrou&n-
"Ths publication 10 Of delicate naturo hut a. q; ..
great Importance to the welfare Of woman nd csrr, III
prodnotve OF good efectf placed in the right hsnds
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COUGHS AsIATIC CHOLERA CURE, AND

For Malignant Cholera well as Cholc DarrhGa and Sum
Complaints this extraordinary medicine Is remarkably
efficient 1t used with great in 1892 by the in
and offered the best and safest remedy that
Price 81 per bottle half size 4s Prepared by
apl3- l3tk law A. II. COUGH & CO, l49 Fulton street
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Dr. Brandreh would call special attention the following
letter from
ARNOLD BUFFUM, THE PHILANTFROPIST

good the highest duty and if best
to address thee who has the mark
las testimony that this is no. vain aa.ery give the
two month"; . with what .ht my called
thirtyfour often sick care Of
& 81 ago has %
tended BY Doctor Moore q Phadsphia then regarded
SsSS
removing disease H sHan yf msd
sa sm had .sa time
aIss to s s was much
the last ho ous
% IT, While fhs rssa %
whose hSne sogpsd called in who made
aaS dse pfs5SSss' nS "
S DECLINED Ii. Of Ssh
M sss and PS hi, s h. Sn lis
boy Ssn y ssa ns the first
health is now vastly has been for thirty
have been my constant companion wherever have BEEN
I %y a% s so
nov have no cough and sttrbue al this change under
bleeding the eaiomel dosing was before sub
S n' 6ar fnoy o
u.s. have not amounted to five dollars twelve years When
y % snd hs yy a sS
Thy The sfgs and y
Most respectfully Thy z issed Burrux
PATIENTS
Tp aa ss too often reminded a in all obstinate cs
tb eases where nature is altogether exhausted before
arnatgSn s p Sa isd on pursaon by Dr.
for sale P S hed without charge from the
Jn1 psss sSi Of nssa
s s. sss1y Ss' a sa' Gs
p ssSAsnf We AoR s
das s s.ae The r Il:
ing The blood taxes it, gooa M the body while
sGcR in few hSpr recover from excessive purstes
single blood-lettng BE sensible never be Sied "0m
The Brandreh Pin, sold at % cents per boz, ,v
s ss1 T IN ss ten ~ IN e Up s "a
or they viii Bay only y of meth sney bsU,
the & OBSERVE an si the as sell
lures Of DR.. Brandreth on each box.
READ
This i. to certify that was taken III during the season
Il s a0sr in 9s year @ and Continued thus S
with dy:pspss. and ali lis various suffering be-
as h"a Gai w hs
To Te S The ss %
s,ns that took but without avail At yielded 60
me sFi'S %a S.ry tas pss' to
% sssaT se sty ss ne
a.n ,i sh sa S ". AZ last
esh ass t 10 Jstsve and entirely
$500 'N'''' "'AA'N'''seH n. BLISS.
bHlP FEVER CURED
Two brothers in New both had a., a. ur.,, <,,
81. ssetr rules BsndE Sns wGpld f0Sw
nrst died IN ten days from his attack; Tile ,s
took Brandteh Pills attended the funeral lie wn in 'h Ia
with the fever hundred similar cases couls - seed
numbering among them some high professional men TO-
PRINCIPAL BRANDRETBIAN OFFICE NO a4
BROADWAY, NEW YORK, UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA.
NO. ASar,ss all letters concerning agencies advice 10
brsndreth above All such lstsss nvst be post paid
,nN 1879
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This terrible disease has resisted nearly all the efforts
medicine progress but BRANDRErHs PILLS
almost Immediately they swallowed, exert beneficial
they Of the the irritating
upon which the disease depends for its contnuanoe
the vital and warmth the surface
previously chilled by the GOODNESS of approaching death
There occasion for fear provided Brandreths Pills
hand ready immediate their prompt adminstra
tion will yanquish the maady and restore the health Use
ahem as directed in the diseases enumerated below.
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WONDERFUL CURE.


DIR. TowrsErp-sr-Last New Years Day received as
present two bottles OF your sarsspsr "uI yent
about the house. applied TO physicians and could no
relief and the commenced taking your Sarseparla
had almost despared of getting any better The blood
bad pains chest and heart and vas troubled At
possible speak dscoysrd chang FOR the better in my
able be up about half an hour at time and
Able TO 20 and have been ever since romai
sbv attribute the OF health entirely
IN II this statement will be the Of
directing othcrs similarly aieted 70 sarsApsrla
arew Welcome make IL known. Yours respectfully,
Z. SUMNER, ~ vandAm street.
CAUTION.
Owing the great aud immense sale Of Dr. Town
sends sarsapara number Of mon who formerly our
agents. have commenced making SarsapArills Extracts
Hixrs Bitters Extracts Of yellow Dock As They gensr
ally put in the shape bottles and Of them
have stolen and copied Advertisements Thsy only
worthless imits and should be avoided.
Principal office, l2 FULTON street. Sun building, NJ II
Reddng Co.. state street, BOSTON, Dyoss Sons ~
North Second street. PhAdephs; s. s. Ance Druggist
Baltimore; r. n Cohen Chariesson; Wright 4 Co. bi
by nl the principal druggists AID merchants gsasrsly
throughout the United States West indies Ana the cAnadas
ml3i law
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ANEURISM OR ENLARGEMENT OF THE HEART,
ARTERIES, PILES, &c, &C.

Use the pills three week, suieient
70 purge freely and when paroxysm comes fearless
of the pills must be made down with eight
little while repeat the doses do this until are
strongly purged This effected the danger for that
tack. Angina peceris and stone in the gall bladder
treated in the and although considered
BILE by the medical profession cured by the
RErH's PILLS Piles are cured by BRANDRETH's PILLS
In attacks the doses must be full eight for few
nights together will the Whenever this
disease in the treatment Of other diseases it
good nothing but the pills and outward app-
cation cold and make frequent Of cold
locally there have been pecora affections asthma
consumption, &c. will be with pills
to effect permanent But any course will as
suredly bring on the pectoral affection.
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READ.
RuauwIcH Kinre nnnntv l. L March

CURED,
Two brothers in New York both had a., ~. .u.,, <,
ms d9o9r rules and the other took Brandrehs pills Tns
nfs Gied N zen days rom his attack the secopd-bim thai
took Brandreths Plus attended the funeral IL shs
usual health in two weeks from the time h. vss s IN ny
with the fever hundred similar could Ne
numbering among them SEINE high professional men TO-
PRINCIPAL BRANDRETBIAN OFFICE NO "a,
BROADWAY, NEW YORK UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA
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HAD ] KNOWN.
Extract Of a Letter.

PHILADELPHIA Nov. g. 1877,
Dr. A. NJ Mauriceau Had known of the important mat
tersreated of in the married Private Medical
Companion some years how much misery might
escaped have suffered from which you point
out in your book without knowing what to do But hearing
it highly spoken Of obtained copy, case
treated Of every female will avail herself of the in
fOrmaton5contaned in its pages.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-02-06
To the Travelling Public,

YNIE undersigned would respectfully inform th, N travelling pubic, that he has established ferry at the upper Steam Mil, where he is ataI times prepared 10 ierry moyers travellers aud ro. vers, with as muca or more promptitade than they can be crossed at the other ferries at Little Rock. His boa, is entirety new. 5 feet in length and the best row-boat ever used at this place. The landing the south side is a. the Steam Mill, of MessFs. George Johnson SS Go, where travellers can at all times be furnished with flour and corn meal of ihe best quality. Corn can be had on the North side of the River, on reasonable terms. The landings on both sides are good, and the roads viii be keptn good repair
 J. N. GILES. Little Rock, Oct. 2lth, Is4S
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THE BALLAD OF THE oYSrERM4S.
.r oLlrra wsrprla. noLxrs.

bY ojtNER WtNbELL HoLNEss It was tall yoang oyscrian lived by the river side His shop was Juss uPca the bank, his boat WAS On the tide; The daughter of the fisherman, who wss 90 s,raigh, and stim, Lived over Oa tn. O.h.r bank. righ, opposite 10 h It hwsstbs pensivo oysisrmsa that saw lovely mad, Upon . moonlight eveaing. a sisting la ths shade; Hs saw h~T wave her haalAefehiei, as rnaea as Il to say, "Im uias awake yocrs oystssulaa and all the folks away Then up sross tha oysiefmsn ss4 to himself said be- guess lll leave ths skIa 8, home, for fear thai tciks shoalo see; read II ln the story hook that for To laa a' dsr Lsanaer sSssm lhe HollcsP0ai snd @.A sa iAr this here" And he has ieapad iata ths waves, and crossea tis sbiuing s'Fsaul, And he has clanbsred ur tc bank ali in ,s moon
 light geaia; But Joey have heard her fathers s,oq, and ia be IssPs sgala. Out spoke the aueisni fisherman 0. what vss that, ny dsughter?" "'Twss nothing but pebble, sir tt., threw iato the water" 'And wha, is ti.ai, pray teG sae, love- tla, paddles
 of so flstl'' It's nothing bu, poTPoise, sir, that's been s, i'm
 ming Past. Gu, tpoke the sacicni fish man. Eog bgi=- Hg
 mY harpoon I'll ge, into my fishing and ix i'ls fellow " Down fell thai pretty inaoces. as fails saow l..s
 lamb, Her har droopsa round her Pallid cheek, like sea
 weed on d clam. Alas for those tvo lsgins ones she walked not fco5
 her EwepB. And he was taken ~Iih ;hs eramr, and in the wayea
 was Growaed; But Fate has mstanorphose3 them. ia pity of ths.r
 woe, Aud R0w they keep oy';e..sAop for nieraiail,
 down below.
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"a 0Em~n1 zn.2.

I'!lE sahzcribeT, sgen, for H. HabvrmaD will
 \ eOniinae lhe formers huaia-ss al his sid stand oa Main, near MaFkhaIn street. and keep constant iy 0A hand fall and well assorted stock of Ggocc- rcs, Dry Goods Boots. Shoes. Hardware, Castings Sc, Sc all of which id b- sold low iof cash Iae highest market prices will b. paid for eoaatry pro duee, as beef hi6es geltrie-, bceswax. &e.
 anl I9 JOHN kRAUSE.
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From Napoleon and Mouth Of Arkansas Ri"
 yer to Little Rock, ' an BuTcn, Fort
 smith and Fort Gibson.
 FIEIE light drnaght steamers WILLIAM AhM, \ STRONG. MEDIUM and SANTA FE will run regularly between the above ports for the con- veyance ei freight and PasseagcrS--ihe " H,. Arm strong and Medium leaving Napoleon on MeHGass and TAgrs9ogs at 9 o'elock, A. M.-Returning will leave Little Rock on saIno days. The Sanfa fe Will connect wiih thesa boats at Little Rock making re- gnaI weekly trinF from Little Rock 10 N@h bqten and Fort Smith, and extending her trips 10 oft Gibson when the water whl permit
 Passengers and shippers may rely upon ihs ne- ing permanent afraRgemen ni and that their fFeights will bc conveyed throngh wilh certainty and de spach and at the lowest customary rates. All tlic boats in good, sound condition, and handsoiney fitted up for the accommodation of passengers.
 A. HATS & Co. Agents, NSpoleon.
 N. GREESW OOD 6 Co, Ag'ts, \. O.. Drc. iS, le4T. l4-
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Southern United States Mail

ITf' v efNI8 C0dcH LFHg Tr3M LlIIIg R0CA
 10 HaSh5ag'oH, .irkaasas, and 10 tde
 cal, brGied H0k Springs, in
 four horse coaches FTNHIS line connects al Little Rock ith the great \ Eastern Coach and Steam Boat Line, leaving Little Rock and ashington) on Tuesdays, Thurs days, aRd Saturdays, al 1 \. M.- Reaching Hot Springs in one day.
 The proprietors will run as above stated during the season, The greatest attention will be paid to he comfort and convenience oi passengers Ac- commentators are good, and charges l0lcsr than any other conveyance.
 Patsoaase Q! citizens and travellers is respectfully solicited.
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>Gss.tgEOS.
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

TK ANINti puEeh sci tae interest oi Mir. Parsells' l ia he .toe< uf Goods n0w on haod Jhe btcrler nFis ts friends AbG cust lrgcfs and ihe public generally To eolHnue she patronage which has been so hhe.aiy extended ,0 tie late firm and pFomi7es, tsAt ina weeks his stock ai al lnds of nlerehaalize shsl bc complete, and he will sci t ieT CASH 2 little lower than any oae else u Ldtle Rock | ,. HUTr.
 March lst, lSlS. @6-,f
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MAIL ARRANGEHENTS

NJ ALL X K K \ \ c EH T. \ T s.
 E,srrRx-rtq Ro,kroe4e tpolesn Due. Wednesday, Friday. X bay. 7pm. Leave Tassday, Thursday. k SktrAay, a. n.
 SOUTHERN Q WasaiRgt3Rf Fulton. Due "Wednesday, Friday, and 0.aY. p. IF. Leave. Tuesday, Thursday, X striay, Pa m
 WESTERN to Faa Barren. 4Ft Smas Dae, "Wednesday, and Saturday., p. I'll. Leave Taesday, au3 Friday. "a, Ill.
 NoarilEsx--io B4tserNk
 Due. Tuesday. Thursday and Sa C lay, p m. Leave. Mondav. Wednesday. & fiday, a. n.
 Ig Piqs BigF aai Cokabia. Due Slndag. and Thursday. ?. tn Leave. Sunday. and Thursday. d, ID.
 Kialerl9sk, Qgjtiaaa .i R,s.eoo@s. Dae, Nedueslay, 6 ? m. Leave Thass3ay <. a. T3 Perfyrilie. paayiils, and Ts1iiasoariHe Due every other Thursday, 7p. m Leave. every other AenGay. am
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JAN CTR HE'S New Sectional Mapf Arkansas

New OecLl0lal MapN ArKdnSaS HAVING jus, returned front iacnnati, where H have contracted for ihe dhraving, printing. &e., of my pew Sectional M of Arkansas, would respectfully inform the Bic, that the above Map will be ready for delivery ! January next.
 l, will b. done in the finest ske of line engrav ing, and by the most conpeient ngravers west of the Alleghenies. Said Map will Bw all the Creeks, Bayous Roads, Post-ofiices, Cslnty Seats, and every section and fractional sect G. each naviga- ble stream in the State, SO that prSons msy point to the tract on which they lie In sssGitioa to these have laid dow from the Aps on fiIe>in the elfea of Col Reardon, the lanNsseieeted by the State ot Arkansas as part Of the 600 acres dona- ted by Congress the Seminafs lands, the Salt Springs with the ivetye seciionE ttached 10 eacA; also ali the Military Land Tow Ihsps are laid down, as taken from the books in tue 4itor's oifice and if any changes made ia the centy lines or new counties formed by the ensuing egisiature wia be enabled 10 show them all cen ble. Price, in neat pocket form with clasps St, chro.ers sPlendidly coloFsd and vanished, $.
 The pocket map can be sent any part of the State by mail; ard orders ssri3lv coming in. those desirous of procuring it sar will please send in their names as soon as pessihe
 G .ANGTREE.
 Lale Eae1 Nareabsr :. ls4& 9-3m.
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IT "A nave ia Our eburch scft4med Mrs Partngton, hsr eye rested ca a description Q I the new seisce and the o.Iansiys word sfaeA terror 10 her soul: "a nave ia car church who can Il be Dear me, and they have been 7=-=fal, too, VI no they toek in- exercising 'sn aioFeasaa. and pat ling 'ein through the ca:heels and ls;hargy, and psanding 'en in.o state q: grase. who t se ?" and the spectac3es expressed snxe;y s'I believe II must be sandeg Afltr sl. On, what terrible thing x is 10 pixru the peace af neigahorhood by de- RrO;atiag. and eaesbiting, and ing about people, when the blessed truth s fa,i ba spesrh assai the As ss of gs. .--Bessea Ped.
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I'll nGDE~-I-zca

I GD'E~E EE[@ WE WILL rsy eass, a, a]j limos g17 gsod mer. " can.aoie gsaia, delivered at our mills as fol- lows:
 Wheat, G 70 sN ct5 p- ba,'i accsr.jas 10 quality Rye. 53 60 E5 % ', Cora. 21ta-0 's B-A ua-atl5 js 5D " And kecp on hand, aud f5- saie, su2-ftius. fine, on. common "aeal Fosf shorts and bTan, coaTse, Eaean3 b5lsi Corn Nsl; al Of which B .il be- sold as low as ii~eaa be bought ia t9js town: and ia every c1s wherc iae G9ur and n.eal does uoi s4li it lpsy be feta5urI
 Ne V.t a's7 eNehapga -four saI neal f,r wheat and c3-a aud otscsaiinae griaciug for ca.tetagrs4 only on tI5' t0..q aiag con jtl8as Wheas and aii sn4ii gr..a ihst $ to br soca lsl cts per bosisl cora al1 prov'u3.f, !a c.ats. per b,shss c.uGaiak ourselves. si.,t.y, b Merchant AlUl
 GEO JOHNSON, A co. L.E--C.,a, Eoy. 2. lsls
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EDEnE.E.S.

EESeEEk4k4s. A G%ID Cans ifesa ., ssefs. l5j Soups and B.4li.j. lJ frFsh fsas iaU Il" Lotste5s. CD " Tefapn. Also, !resh Ss,aa7s, C.aus. Mix, StarRtI.I. boiled veal s~c, &c Internationally sealed iu tsu cam. pprcAassd 8H! TrcriyeJ 5lrectirum the ceteor4tea houses of Wa. tAI-1No oai X O.. ol Boston. a8d |. r,ti, oi Bait.taaTe, waua led saa 5r sale 5y
 V. ?. OFFICER. Eos 2is' .sls
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"a zDUN aG EE~

D I. ANYHOW has opened an office ia Nore's \ bai.aiBgs, on Markham at-, for the 'raas4c- ton e, al business as Justice sf the ieacer and wit d SO execute couy-yances an1 asl otaer wEi.- ings at moderate fc-s. MI te fouad at olice d ali hours except ssaea absent on business
 Ocf 3t. | iS. S-tf
The Arkansas banner., 1849-02-06

IT. Gf. Charles V ason hae larrat ne7 stone cutting machine propelled by sleam aae sa,4 ,5 t- sarahie of doing the wo.k of oaa taatrei a.ra Only has been usaae and thas is il ass at s,. Haven. it is thns icscrtet:
 " The eating inslrarleut is simply h0if-dsz-a cireglar saws. tasteH sa fFHfy by 4n axia ruuuia. t,roagh the centre. kcso sa1-, cf ccurse. ar mAae very hard, and lh- tsela +aEsr a5gss than ae ordinary slsc. \ ben firmly latr..cd lt a forced rapidly osss ;l,s suFlas of the sloNs. sase5thipg sery eveBly.a
The Arkansas banner., 1849-02-06
ERNN .AND C.AeTAXCs.

50OO LBS assorted a4t bar Iron, 600 .' square do to, io3 joaut dJ do, loco !" p'o., b4G aae sls5 d7, Hurdles sheet d., 9p0 I1, horse s'pE do, SGD " American blister Steel, ilc0 Overs, Skh-.s, Pos, Dog5aous and
 old E.1Js. Received per E..so T" aal farsslr by
 VIM. E WAIT E-..tI u
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m-. "a mw n ps

S GD KEGS No. LARD Ree'4 per Ellen ," and for sale by NM. B. WAIT.
 Apr! lB iS43. Sl
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Coffee, SIsgaY Ae.

New GOods--iFcSh Assortment.
 GsT received, and now opening, al his old stand O opgo'te th- Real Estate Bank, lulI assortment or DRY GOODS, coosis,ing, iH part; of 5-t, 7-a, i. -Gi, and I2-l bleache4 and brown
 Saeeiiugs and Shirilugs;
 ,-s and i-4 loweGs, for negroes;
 BaakctA, bed aud saLLl-.
 Red white. green, yellow and pink F.aaaels; Table ant towel Di47ers;
 I-inea and cot,1a Napkins: -l9 pieces assogted Calcoes;
 l2 to mus.ia te lsins. a few cash,nsre dress PattsEas-
 Also-A general stock of HARDWARE and 5AbDLEhf together with complete assortment of bOoI>, SHOES and H9TS, Croekery and Glssswarei Sugari Coffee; Molasses, Sait-aA Of which vii be o-ssfei very io~ for cash, cotton beef hides pe.l,ies. &c.
 Jaa2 JOHN D. ADAMS.
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REiEl EEEkA.

HEAD hEakN.
 \ IL persons indebted To the la'e firm nf Tuck : < CT & Hamilton and II. HaEioa, either by note or accourt ai.l tiud their to'es or accents ,r the hands Of aa o.sger, for collection, unless they come forward aud settle the same within 90 days irom t5ls date, as am comPe.'ei and deter mined [, clase q business without delay Tho,e wishing 70 settle, wA cal a' At. ], T. SeuJ's, rmy c.j stand where they wi find iBe ia rt4 t.acss t1 make se- dement's.
 II. HAMILTON. .ferl E, :SIs. 34-u
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mEENM0~AM.

PRTEsrLY REIN have removea their an- tire stock ef HlaDw.ar. lsoS, &c., from Nos. Is New l.evee and aS .n5 70 Tehoupi,oalA. .., ,a their new steFcs, sg sna slCamp street. onpoz;,.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-02-06

H0! every one that wants Furniture: IL Cheap, without credit, and fer cash,
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SUNDRIES,

Liltle Rock. Oct. 24th. Ia.ls.
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our r.por.ers reports, very interesting day in s..h

your reporters reports very interesting day tn essh
Aopse
We regret to learn that Mr.. Sewer, of Arkansas, IL
dead We lBsw him we'll He was . useful and In
initial mar in The Senate and most Agreeable ana
Ala BILE man in private life. Peace, peace TO his dust
and honor to his me mory.
sisr Julia Dean continues to draw fall houses at tho
kdeInbi and Gen Tom Thumb holds several GRO wded
Iey,es every day at ODD Fellows Hall.
The southern committee to the southern are
sxpecte 10 make their report before the 18th
The weather 10 excessively cold, and the Ice crop Ii
upprecede nted for several years In this region.
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Er. Grove corner OF 9th street and lexington
ne, this friday afternoon, 1T two O'Clock.
On Wednesday evening, 10th int Mrs. MANI How.
widow Of the late Benjamin Howard, Of Nswtown,
Lopg leland
Her relatives and friends invited to attend her
funeral at No. 10 Monroe Place. Brooklyn on Sstur-
day morning ut IL O'Clock Her rem aims will be t.
ken to Newtown for interment. -
IN Brooklyn, January 18th. Mrs SARAH AIM, VIE
The friends and relatives respectfully invited to
attend her funeral at the residence OF her son In Law
1t Wake. No 70 wilIough y street, on Saturday,
18th inst ct half past O'Clock.
On Wednesday morning the 10th Inst, Of an sb-
ecees in the liver FRANCOIS D'HoLLANpE LAvrEsRAN.
DrRIr, SON Of Mr. Antoine Lsnsrrsnderie Of New Or.
leans, In the 8lst year Of his age
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n arr1ed,

HrsREw WEppISe-January 10th by the Rev'd
DR. Leon, SAMUEL SAMuELs, Esq. to Rosins, daughter
of Cbas. King, Esq, both Of this city
The wedding magnificent affair, aud ate ndsd
BY most Of the and wealthy members Of the
Hebrew persuasion.
On the 9th inst, at Canaan, Litchfed Co.. Conneo.
ticut, BY the Rev. VIM At~ii, J. ALrxASprR HssaY
TO Mia NrEtnvA Firms. Of the former place
On the 9th inst by the Rev. George B Cheever
Mr.. ALBERT v. b. BETrrTT, OF Long Island TO MIrtA
LOUISA eldest daughter of Mir. James Marehsr Of this
city.
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Died.,

On the 10th inst, after long and painful Illness
AspA NAsIE DE ZoRA, daughter Of Mr.. Yrs Gschwindt
of swift serlapd, aged 81 years and half
The frit and acquaintance respectfully in
vited to attend his funeral from 10 Beekman street
this day, 1T O'Clock.
At RoekIand Lake, N. Y, on Tuesday, the 9th inst
l,r JoHr RYDER aged so years, brother Of Hercules
Ryder.
Canada papers please copy.
In Nav York, January 10th, MARy LoursA ALLsR-
,sr aged one year, three months, and ten days
The frfsnds and scQuaintanecs OF the family
~un.ts 10 sLt<pa the funeral from the resdenos Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-12

PHILADELPHIA, January IL, l649.
Io for California Conservation of the Floating
Chopel-Awfui Death, &c.
The brig oniota started for California this morning
IN tow Of the city Ice boat. The following names,
young men, the adventurous spirits who have EN-.
bsrked in her Jos w. Phillips, Alfred M. Phipps,
DR. J. M. Burton r. Lukens, C. A. Be~ley, Isaac r.
Morgan. Nathan Bunker, George II. Burton, Jno. +.
Thompson, Geo p Smith, Caleb Kimbers, Jr., Jas. Nc
Donald, HASTEN Fl. Brinkof, H. Faucks, N. w. Per-
kips, and Edward Harms.
The Floating Chapel Of the Redeemer was oonse-
Grated this morning by Bishop Potter. The Rev MIR
Parker Of the New York Floating Church of Our
Saviour delivered interesting address upon the o.
easion.
Benjamin Briefly, young man employed in Q carpet
factory, in Remington, met with awful death,
when summoned to dinner he desired to get in ad.
vance Of his shepmates, and leaped from window but
striking bis head against protective beam he was
pfecipitated into vat Of boiling water beneath caus
ing his death in about Ave hours afterwards
The thermometer this morning indicated, according
10 the situations they occupied from half degree be.
low Zero to three degrees above that point being the
coolest weather since tho l9.a Of February, 1910.