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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-30

Correspondence of the HERALD

MuscAr, (Arahia,) 18th June, ioiO'
siR,-A friend Of mine in Bombay had the kind
ness TO send copies of your very interesting
paper called the " Morning HERALD and there
are more opportunities from America TO Bombay
than to any other place ON this coast, requested
him to send me by every opportunity copies,as
indeed snch papers make me forge, the solitude of
the place am living in.
paid particular attention 90 the circumstances at
tending the slave trade, and very sorry TO see
that some fanatics in your country mprudent
enough 10 sacrifice their own country. made lit
tie memorandum about it, which beg TO hand you
herewith enclosed, and which you at liberty to
use in any way you may be pleased. lit will be
published hereafter
Business is rather dali, owing to the circumstance
OF the present winter season. American Cotton
Cloth, S2i 3 So according to quality coarse gun
powder, 81 per cask of 25lbs Maskets, 81 piece.
Among exports, we quote Dates 75c. 81 per l00lb;
Mother of Pearl, So per III. Msscat wool was sold
from 10 lie per h., and We expect shortly here
American vessel from Salem, for which have been
bought about IS bales of thi, wool.
remain, most respectfully,
Your ob'dt servant.
send this letter to Zanzibar, where there is at
present an American vessel, which will not sail be-
fore July next. f t4t
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Superior Court,

Before Judge Oakley.
Tnr BARRY CASE The People, er rel John A.
Barry Us Thomas r. Mereein-The parties in this
case appeared before his Honor, at Chambers-the
defendant being in custody of the Sheriff, on the
writ OF attachment and att ended BY Messrs Crif
fin and Giraud A. counsel. Mr.. Harry, the relator
appeared on his own behalf and addressed his Ho-
nor on the various topics which are 10 disputs be.
tween him and his wife's family. After mach preh-
ninary dispute as to whether Mr. Mercern was be-
fore the Judge to make the writ Of habeas
corpus or to for his contempt in not appear
ing, his Honor determined TO hear Mr.. Giraud a. If
Mr.. Mercen appeared for the purpose Of making
return to the original writ
Mr.. Giraud accordingly addressed his Honor, and
read writ Of Error, which had been sued BY his
client, and which was returnable before the Court
for the Correction Of Errors on the 9th proximo-
For this and other reasons the learned counsel
tended that the writ Of Habeas Corpus must be i'm
peraiiye until decision this final appeal on
writ OF right could be obtained.
Mr. Barry replied TO the speech Of his learned OPP
ponents and read at length the opinion delivered be-
fore the Supreme Court when they pronoune ed
judgment in this matter a few days since, which
opinion was reported verbatim in the Herald on
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Griffin followed MI. Barry. and then his Hs-
nor said that he would postpone all further action N
the matter, until Friday, at / p. NJ.
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mr. EvANyCELEyRATED MEDICINE. AZ. esmp-se
sau,sss N t. ' eirsaisSs sss
1r,hs .,,reps and az all the secretion, Of the body
dsehsrvns vessels Any morbid which may have is
sPi j.. Ssy sSssl.5 .ssss ''' ''''a
s s., By s s % &
BODY % S 'sG s the "; s% By s
the vital stream in pure and healthy state, lsT
sssT a s c an. h. T' = r.
M E: r sss s;s:
he s9 . "a the sss
ssa b rs's s1s G Into me-
sage Of the toweso that By the brisk ssht sysevaip
- ~sfs Ike s ss by <: AZ. x. t
'S K. al ssss ss', s sy ". Sss -:
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but ..ss ~ se h ss:s NIX BE
sd,pst % the constitution ,aa they b AIKEN al ss
,eas o. IN. ss.sy Sg 'g .. r..
sS, s n,n .rsFa e,s q appetite s.aeY
green SICKNESS fstuen or heries f.insnss hsisrcs ~
;ches hfcsp sea sickness nightmare Sost rSssmsissE
sso a.. victims mott sscrusisims ssrss ssS ~;
and rei'sfom Their susr'ngs By efDr W. EvsnJ
Nausea, vomiting p~iss the side limb. h~.x sssu.e,
sSss and eSSss ls s%s III. S. ate: s
ton sns ~ Will case relieved
Ore rnost dangerow epochs females Al IN. ehsns
S sss NJ. 60
- may enable them thsssnd he snosH -'
'Ts l,y s:~s
S hss rs; -' dc . street
Ysvk, whusths Decter ,.sy 5. ceneuksd. -.
s gs sr.S that q, ABEL contain .: ss~
Ey.ns y the fsf ,s' IN ss Clerks onss Of The ssuAssn
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i,OOO oa d j. THOMPSON "a Wall st

81 ssnss Ssa e e. Lsf dn GS
.sq -" iis'i Essaps e;
s. It 'P a.rs i. wonder s'
@ G.rs s S Ss Ct rt ~ ssy an rs result
Of aesn, coasu%pcn which place. the DISEASE. With Sns
sis..aion TPa., d: sssIsl q y. g.sPs
sS :; Isa %.Sy 4 sa of Gss FpGy sr. AIM
diseases arising from Of the system, .Ssre an IN,
gS.. az .',I.ss !. rsn,S Z, ,sosshos hs United
leave, nothing furhsrte be hoped for
We "
ID ?. ny own ,5Is feeling assured
ties md srstefnss. e Dr. asns, viii be he result, Bs
la' so the il Earope) the n%sn' k%sresa i,pSts
Ssshy nys., ,s,ss sdasas generally admitted pSSsr
sptng, aud to restore the e powers males when redu
s & s I'd a.$ sSs.:. R,.
g Of the Lsses Cord, from 9r Mxsn, notwith.,Andne
& ss'sssy s'sSn, e r
s BY gss :.y pefons :ars.ss - ss.s
thousand upsd with IL, receipt q and
soas obssrraos can anhs,sinsly wsrssa, Il a. far es
5 GS. % s1s r *, s IN
for which u recommended and has become Justly and
Il, eo,.isl. and sol
sandsni where ns.r. been d.sssni or wn.n Ssy ssT.
tuce that state system in females had been previous
" usruit and imsgised barren which VIII enable them 70
s s.ss :ys:a r. sp s" 20 "a 2. %
est might be msundsrsood and full guarantee for the
great responsibility which have cheerfully assuued With
Of .ne.e gratitude for the extensive patronage which
10 Hi. Country remain n. paSes very oSsdieSt Soms.
JOHN WINTERS HoLDERwELL. Md r..
a,. l2s Liberty street.
PsAs am the soe general agent for the sale OF "Niag
MOS Lucns Corda IN the United States the resder
please receect that be genuine unless the fac smile
Of the aigra.!s Of travelling and general business agent
A. " HARRfSON,is the outside wrapper the counter
feitine cfwheh would subject the offender be prosecuted
for felony. - -.
For sale at lac Liberty street. New Yorkj "a Magazine
New Orleans % North Sixth street, Philadelphia .tl
qshA
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POLITICAL NOTICE:

POLITICAL NOTICE:
10 Editors, Postmasters, Political Commit
tees, or good natured Individuals OF every
party. I-..
Notice is hereby given to all editors, Postmas-
tiers, committees, or private individuals, that we
would like to receive full and accurate returns Of
the great Presidential election, to take place in
few days, from the several tswns cities, districts
or states, As soon possible, after the closing Of
The polls.
We arc making extensive arrangements to run
expresses from all the doubtful states and we hope
to furnish the public with the earliest intelligence
who the unhappy man is that may be elected TO the
Presidency Of these states-with all the trouble and
turmoil of turning out the present Office holders,
and turning in a new and more hungry set of ras-
Gals. We particularly request that the returns Of
the abolition vote may be accurately given from the
close doubtful states, for believe that in these
states, and the vote Of that mongrel party-that
black. and white concern-will depend the election
Of General Harrison or Mr.. Van Barren. 1t droll-
but too true wipe away that tear.
We SHALL in exchange for these good natured acts,
send Extras 20 all our subscribers, imme dately
after the election in this city and neighborhood,
and, far practicable, to every postmaster edi-
tor or political committee in the country. Ali we
wat is an exchange OF intelligence.
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Correspondence of the Herald.l
Nautical, Political, and heatrieaI.

BUFFALO, Oct. 25 1910.
All sorts Of elements are in agitation this our
blessed Sabbath. A continued gale has been raging
for several hours driving the vessels furiously before
it from the West, with covering of snow for the
earth three inches deep. phenomena at this Pc
Rod ofthe year. and perhaps the advent of Indian
Summer.
To cope with this commotion, and if possible to
create similar upon the land, his Hon. Gov Sew
ard and the eloquent Talmadge, are annoanc ed as
having arrived and taken lodgings at the Amer
The latter will probably expatate to his conssrva
tive friends to- morrow. 'Your friend the Governor"
l believe, never takes the stump. Other than the
above, we without iaterest.
Theatricals are without zest, and nearly done for
the season. Fanny was here but received no atten.
ton, farther than what was bestowed upon her by the
manager and his immediate friends. Had she ap-
peared upon the boards there is no doubt but what
her success would have been complete, and the pa
tronage bestowed upon her equal to that of other c
ties, although but few of the elite attend the temple
Until within few days, Bannister has led the Blu
siness, supported the female side by Mrs Seton
He has left for your city and the bills for tomorrow
announce Mrs.Ss benefit and last appearance So YOU
may judge tie ball is drawing to close Harrison is
stage manager still Rogers and him have been dom
Eleazar and the Cardinal in the Jewess, during the
past week with tolerablc success. Mrs. S. is de-
cidedly the best Rachel we ever had. Her clear en-
nuncation and majestic figure suits il to charm
Appropos, *Romeo was in town awhile, but has left
for Cincinnati. -r r.
What is left Of the company will probably 20 to
Wheeling, Va, for the winter; previous to which,
however, they will play snort season in Toronto or
Rochester, and in the spring the hours will be put in
the possession of Marble, who has leased it OF the
owner Mr.. Brisbane On dit says Bannis ter is to be
stage manager Quite probable.
In commercial matters there is little to record
Immense quantities of Hour and grain going for.
ward, and as yet none have been stored. That docs
not commence until canal navigation is obstructea
la ordinary times shipments can be made at this
place until the 18th Of November, but should the
present naspicious weather continue IT may not be
safe to rely upon so distant date. NIAGARA.
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NO. a PECK SLIP

DOCTOR CARPENTER continues usual to devote hia
and private diseases.
Those who have as victims
of unqualified with which this
abounds N a5y regulating The
established D.pensary No Peck slip where many
nave been made to rejoice at happy devsraSce from thar
strsnger DR. Carpenter ssgs leave to add that hs
native and" the that he graduate of Union
College, and his dir in this cy (caims royal
honors Is centate of the New York State Medical So
.nths city and what most importantly speedily and ee
tually cures his patients
90 Separate Offices and entrances for privacy Of pa
tsnts who never IN coatsct
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NEW ARRANGEMENT


Landing at Grassy Point Cald els WesPont Cold Spnng
Fishkl Landing, New Hamburg, and Milton,
A0Sf ~ The steamboat 0SEOLA, Captain Ver5ine
Truesdell will leave New York from the foot
Sa..lrsssrof Chambers street at o'clock, NJ and
till further notice follews:-
Leave Wednesday and Friday, at
Leave York-Tresday Wednesday and Saturday, at
For freight apply to the Captain on board
to N M 81 0. X. Martin, ia West street.
property taken oAly at the risk Of the Of such
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To the Editor Of the Ne,c York Herald.
Sn,-You, ne doubt, have often, as well as myself
experienced the dissgrecable emotions caused by
the public exposure Of cofins, before the shops OF
undcrtakers and joincrs residing near churches
This is certainly the only country where such OBJ
jects are openly exhibited, and believe that may
add, that New York Is the only city in where this
disagrecsble custom is tolerated. f..fI ...
Do the manufacturers Of those sad memenfo morris
suppose that mere psssers by can wish to purchase
them in the same manner in which would buy a
ready made coat; or are they not satisfied with the
striking sign Of undertaken, but must remind us
that they furnish those last earthly tenements
perhaps for ourselves, at a minutes notice There
is most assuredly no need for such an exhi bition
all Of us will certainly become their customer RS
one day or other, and the choice Of undertaken
will then fall upon others than ourselves. would
therefore suggest TO the authesties who have that
power, that these 60 ahead coffin makers be re-
guesed TO keep to themselves the sad result of their
handiwork, for many reasons besides those already
enumerated. ..f.a .... III .I~-I
Hoping that this modest request, supported as I
am sure II would be, by many feIow.ciizens) will
be granted. Ireman respectfully yours, Y.
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Coroner's Once

Der. D.-An inquest was held at No. ~ Attorney
street, on the body Of Michael shrden, aged two
years The little deceased went to play in the yard
adjoining his methers house, and from some extra
ordinary instinct or other he got peeping into
pail OF water, when losing his balance he fell in,
and was drowned. There was only two quarts Of
water in the pail at the time. Verdict, accidental
death.
Another was held in Cathsrine market, On the
body Of Fred'k. Klen, a Ger@an, aged 45, who died
drunk. Verdict accordingly.
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AMrnrcAN CoppER.-Messrs w. Afford and p
w. Thomas Of New Baltimore, Wisconsin terrific
nv, have met with complete in their cxpcri-
ments on smelling copper ore. They constructed
very simple furnace which cost only ten dollars,
in which they smeltcd on the 18th OF September
last, 800 pounds of ore, from which they obtained
nearly 700 pounds Of good pig copper, pronounced,
by competent judges. to be superior to the South
American pig copper. ID ..1.r.
D We import over three millions worth Of copper
annually, which we hope ere long to obtain from
our own mines, while we export largely this vaIus.
bic metal
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STATE OF NEW-YORK.

70 49, tsEEsf n;,. az. orr,er ASsysy u is'0}
sSo,es hereby s"sn You Sss 4. next
ss i , Ss ss On The G
oNew York ia the City Of BTookyn and the town Of
sST ss
ing 0fssrs are to, s0bs fsstsa Gov.
Electors of President and Vice President of the
You will also take notice that the ofseryce efFreder
sh Tansdge ssaaoT for The First Districts to which tn.
pssi and that senator for the said District
oiss four the Ts1s
fsisay New
AT the General Election the following officers
% ! sa Hs%Se fse oi Assembly;
me say sss whose term expires
~ A. Ho.' whose term
vii s.S. s ter"
Yours respectfully; Germ s.,.,. o,s,.,.
sheria's omee, New , Yort, August TO- isso.
Secretary Of Sheriff of,Ae City and County aS9S
All the e'S .,s Il b s s sS will publish the
See Revised Statute chapter sth title 3D. .rtele Sd
part lst. page 40. a2a to nyt
To PARENTS AZ D GUARDIANs...A Lady, who with
country wishes to take charge Of few children from hree
M sst Il. 81 once win Ss attended to- wTss
REM0vAL;;.y. r; cARRoLL's Old EslaeIsbe Medies
Broadway, opposite II. City Hospital Mrs. J. Carroll re
the Faculty and the prse IN gen
the last fifteen and BY and
o'clock at night and are used Vito mneh all
. se oSe easy !. At n.
.sabishmsnt from the following eminent physicians Poe
sna.a N.sen, Smith PsisnG I'f RsssS Beffose %
BS. Sans T. and Hip
for sale hirs Baths sent part Of The city OF Brock
Shaker. ss''''' p"'''A'A1 A'''"'''' %sy
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VIA STONINGTO
go 80 -


nARSDEN's NEW YoRK,PHILADELPH BOSTON,
Foreign Letter dice. No. 2 w all street.
DAILY LINE,
or the Of Specie Bak Notes Packages and
sgtrs ~ D;ad, small PARCELS Samples, Sc &c. all Of which
MI he received unS Al O'Clock r. NJ arded
day NO eharg. Tor carriage AT either end.
L-sters Min be reetiEed until 81 O'Clock. r. NJ.
uNAhD ~ ana s-tiOods Small Parcels, Samples, &C.
.i pe eeAfe AZ tfs office aud forwarded by the Acadia
BRITANNIA Caledonia aud Columbia which receipts will
given, to deliver Liverpool.
Ia eonneetoa with the Forwarding bus MIR ii. v i'll
cute any any az gees o. sness that be entrusted TO his
shayrsuch as Collecting and Paying Drafts and Bills
tadelphia or BiltimJre.
AlP.skses must be marked IIarndens Express sent
y; BRlGH.M Jr..Agspt, Ne. 2 Wall st., NY
-, WAL y. HAltNDEN, Proprietor, Court ST., Boston.
Wm Harnlen Is alone BILE for the Of
any article or property Of description committed
nor - any risk assumed by be attached
To the New Jersey Steam Navigation Company whose
his crates be and the Bos
ton and ProSilen and Providence and Railroads.
N respect to their contents, at any time
Neceipts viii De given for all Packages .l. ga
S@raso1 - NEWARK AND NEW YORK-TAe
6syESSff splendid new steamer PA SSAIC, +. w. Mar
master, having been handsomely fitted up
cE.Jkt WsAsr. FEwiax. gsor OF BAneLAIsr..NY L.
scioek N 10 O'clock A. NJ.
r''''s'' FARE ~, CENTS NJ
The steamer PAS5AlC 10 remarkable for
me dsance IN an sour aud half TO honr and three
Ladies will 6nd this route very pleasant and
advantageous the iaconve of chang
errybo with baggage avoided The
appropriated to their attended by chaRbc
furnished with oerths and every convenience.
40 Goo ia and freight taken but only
ST SIN
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~|-7|7777771--
IErom the Kingston ~. CT WLin

BOOK BINDER WANrED.-We have repeatedly
alluded TO the want Of a book binder in Kington, a
town that has great prctensions TO be the Capital Of
the United Province During the past summer a
more than usual quantity Of job and ruled work.
from the public departments, has fallen TO cur task
to execute, and the want Of binder in town has
been severely felt. To 0swego, Brockvile and To-
ronto, we have been repeatedly obliged ts send our
unfinished sheets, waiting sometimes many DAYS be-
fore return could be obtained. 1t is that
while so many book binders are starving in Europe
hi,her, where lots Of work and good prices awaits
his coming. Better Yankee than no book binder.
Should this catch the eye OF any tradesman, he is
informed, that Kingston contains 900 nhabtants
exclusive Of two regiments Of the Line and corps
Of the Royal Artillery, and Naval Estabs Of
800 men. think OF that Master Brooks y" IL the
New York Herald would copy this paragraph, the
wide circulation Of his excellent newspaper would
effect our object imm ediately. r|'.
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Young Wallask.
TCorress ondenee the HERALD
BETHEL, ONrARIo Co. Oct. IL

DEAR BENSErr-
My everlasting &C" again in troubles for the if-
teenth time, at least. Your paper Of Oct 9th (via
Troy is before me, wherein you say 'two such
miserable creatures as VIM. b. Townsend, and
James G. Brooks" adding divers complaints not at
all to my taste, nor suited TO my merits. As you
mean the editor of the Express, please call him by
his right name, "James Brooks" and leave me with
my sc" TO answer for my own sins. do not exact.
iy like to be called to answer for those Of other
people. II this happens again, shall forswear my
ancestors, and adopt the name Of "John Smith;
to be sure OF never being mistaken for any body else
Truly yours, JANE, G. BRooKs.
p S. shall be in New York in fortnight and
shall 'be visible" at Tammany Hall.
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> JOHN WINTERS HoLDERwELL, NJ, d,
lac Liberty street
DOCT0R BELI.

DOCTOR BELL devo,es his peronaI attention daily mill
TO the removal Of private diseases every stage
sahcrnR under proracsd aggravated unJcces
fully treated BY de
aeorrg under the destructive effects Of atk
ne "s,e ~, may consult Dr. always with guarantee Of
the SUBJECTS OF delicate diseases coasu Dr. Bell with
honorable conhdenee Pssr Parp
persons NJ distance have his attention Dr. BIS
mept never exposes TO suspicion and well known 70 be safe
555- Prvsi. eaees CoURTLANDT STREET, two
doors IRON broedway os im-
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c66AEsefaL LISE OF FAC chAN
m 40 M

Persons sending for their friends resising in Great
and ireland have them brought out with despatch rer
above line very moderate Agents first resp
liability have lately been engaged that the grants
arded without delay, and small drafts
pronpty paid Orders from all parts Of The country will Be
psnctuly attended to- and such attention will be all
branches the business TO the further
OF those who will favor the undersigned with their ORDERS
In all cases where the do embark the
money will be refunded TO the from whom
ceiyea
In addition 10 drafts given agents hrougou
the different parts OF England Ireland and &c osnd v
every facility TO the smigras whose
here they be Furnished With or email amor
paYAble a aIzht- a. fnloMa
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Agents for the Neyy-York Herald

Agents Tor The NeW-Y York Herald.
Philadelphia, Penn.-GEo B. ZIEBEa, corner
Of Third and Dock SITS, opposite the Exchange
Baltimore, Md VIZ. TAYL OR, IL North-street,
near the Post Office.
New Orleans, La.-JoHS F. CuRrs & Co., Mer-
chants Exchange, next door t. the Post Ofice.
st. louis, MR.. j. WOODWARD.
Mobile, Ala JOHN F. CURNs & Co.
Cincinnati, &C. ToBEY.
Troy, NJ Y-LEvI WILLARD, River street.
albany, ~ y j. s. BARBER, corner of State
end N Market, under the Museum
Poughkeepsie, ". Y..-LEvI SMITH.
Netrark, ~ J-JoHN SUNDERLAND.
Ner Brunswick, N. J-WILLIAM SOLOMON.
EHxabethto,cn, NJ J-SAMUEL CRANE.
Paterson, " J--MArrHEw DoueHERrY.
Boston, Mass-GEo. w. REppISe, No. State
street, north side of the City Hall.
Netc Hapen, Comb. c. MITCHELL.
Hartford, Comb. c. MITCHELL.
Providence, x. John GREEN.
Nor1cich, Conn.-JeHs BATES
Utica, ". ". b. LoAX.
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n - ~ NE
10 sail rom New YORK. the 2h, and Liverpool sn ths
9th of each month
$3.50 FROM NEW YORK.
Ship GARRlCk; Captain A. 8. Palmer, 25th October
ROSCtUS Captain John Collins, 2sth November
slDDONS, Captain ~ b. Palmer 25th December
SHERIDAN, Captain r. A. Dopeyster, 25th January
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Ship HOSCIUS, Captain yohn Csllins, 18th Sept
s!DDONs Captain N, B. Palmer 18th Ue,sber.
SHERIDAN, Captain ~ A Dcpeyster, 18th \ oy-b Der
GAhRRiCk, 6ast.ia A. 8. Palmer, 18th December.
built in the city of New York, with az
combine great speed with un,nual comfort
Every has been taken the
uodatens The price Of passage hence 500 fer which
ample WI be provided These ships commanded
general 81 sfaction. 49,
countabie for letters parcels packages BY
unless regular bills Of lading signed therefor.
For freight or passage, apply to ..- .r.
Il. K.COLL1NS X CO, IS South street, n. York Ia
BROWN, SMILEY 4 co. Liverpool " y
Letters by the packets viii be charged a eents prsnge
beet so cents ounce and spers each oil
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COUCH MEuIcINEs--Ev.ry variety OF Cough Med,
cling sueh az Jyiuse Paste TAYLOR B,ssp Of Liverwor
Cough Lsrenges ofeus Nc eonstsnty had Al
FEUCHTWANCER's PHARMACY,
cso $50 Bro,deav.
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w.bster,s Great speecbes.

Webster's Great Speeches. ="
WsssrERs Speech at Richmond reported exclusively for
Herald and the only fail correct report
snclud ng so Mr.. Ryes Speech Auburn printed in one
sheet-tSe Weekly Hsrad-or sale this once, price
cents.
WrssrEks Speech Wall street. reported for the Herald
printed beautiful white satin for frming-prce 81 Sesame
speech ina snze large sheet for framingprce i2
W,ssrEss speech IN Richmond, printed white satin,
also for saic--prtce 81 80.