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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-08
PROPERTY AT AIfCTtnN

On ihursdAy the SIN Of September at O'clock in N.
- gu tne prcmifes, will be sold very yaIuabis
% srntrai p.opery suuaied the corner Of Cary and
- sLestS ong known popular Granary esfablsh
name buildings, az. 4c '' S''S~ Ahi
FERNS ohe-third cash, the balance in two eou. nav
mehls' snh " months, with satisfactory enforset
iApets and a ceed Of trust on the property
au - VI co, Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-08
RICHMOND, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND POTOMNI
.--..--- RAIL ROAD.
o pnee1sITIH ~ hsD s0uTHEnN LINE;

GRF8TLY LvcREasRD' E s,if bI r n
FIHE public arc respectfully Informed that with the view
81 enabhng travellers 20 take advantage Of the new
ihadelphs on tho night ofho day on which they leave
Depot a. Richmond NJ ~ A. NJ.
Travellers leaving ~ this hour reach Washington by "a
w. Baltimore at6P VI, Philadelphia in inc eonrsc nc
night add Now York carly tho day, makinr The Trim
between Richmond and Philadelphia IL al and bctvocn
Richmond and New York IN p hours
hrlriHg n BafDlorc ~ h0rs ~ adrancs Of B9sse ~
gps ~ ne Rfper 0nd bay boats and ~ Ne YoTE
from frs 10 sif hours before these last reach BaHfpors
THOMAS SHARP,
ju2o Isuperinlondin. Transpor,Siion,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-08
RESTRICTIVE sys.

ECTURES on tie Restrict We System. delivered 10 III,
senior foiiea! Class Of William and Mary College by
and Political Law. For sale toy
an Is SMITH. DRINKER a MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-08

GENFLEMEN'S TRAVELLING CASES.
a FEW Gen'leu,ens beautiful Rosewood ana Ieaths.
"A Travelling cases for sale cheap
aug SMITH. DRINKER A. MoRRIs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-08
FOR NEW ORLEANS

(tHst vessel
ffoE The fine Brig Orleans, Cant Smith novv . :,
81 peeied Sil sail Tor the above port Ca lie 21it
ss9e- sept next. For freight or passage having hand
some accommodations both for cabin aud steersee pas
sengers, apply 10 FISHER A sOSnrf-
au ) HASklN[ 4 IInHN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-08
LYNcHBURG MAIL LINE.

LYNCUBURG MAIL LINE.
S9 go Ed N
DAssENoER5 for Lynchburg leaving In the Care on
v Sundays, Tuesdays ami Thursdiys, All A NJ, reach
Charlottesville the samc day, and Lynchburf tho next
morning ~ 10 A. W. n Breakfast IN 20 h0urs from Rich
fnoni On this Passengers hsy0 POSITIVE assn.
rance Of no detention under any cltcumsiancea
jo0 Agent Of Trsnsporistion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-08

- The Tobacco Factory Al present cuped by
0|5tI messrs stewart nidRcs on street, IN rear o
ltffU The Hell lavcrn aud NEXT below Iardn's Liver,
AsSsblc Possession given on tho u DAY OF Jsnn
ny nert Appy 10 MILES GEORGE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-08
DIssOLUTION.

COMMISSION BUSINESS.
WILL attend 10 the sale Of an kinds % produce, and
j lch patronage from my OBI customers and friends
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-08
FOR RENT

- Tho comrnodious Brick Tenement lately o..
ftE4N cupicd nv Mrs Hillary Baker, oppoitc Trinity
yfRlM church.. Possession may be obtained on tho
--~lg day ~ October next. For terms fln my al
soncep Apply 20 Nc Charles WORKMAN, Erchaugc Building
80 " RICHARD REINS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-08

- Avery dcsraJio rcsidcncc, situated N the hc ~
HfTA Of Cary street, Immediately In frost Of Mr. ia-
EflfW cohs'. Tho house is just hstcl. with
Ian rooms, large aud arr, with good Kitchen with
looms aud good sized garden attached aud will have
well fwaicr In the yard To good tenant moderate
rent viii be asked aud possession given Immediately.
au3i iOt ROUFRT HILL Nain 30
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-08

HE partnership heretofore subssiing under tho name
II oflyeli Johnston Lycll s this day dissolved hy im
son o time and by mutual consent The stock of Good
have been sold y The other partners 70 MI Pcyton John
einn, who will hereafter conduct similar business N tho
old stand The and iohs due the firm, not bcu.
udcd SAID sale, may, until further notice be scuc,
with either of tho late partncrs Returning grateful
acknowledgements 20 our former customers would re
quest fnch may bc indebted 10 confer the adm
fiona obligation Of prompt settlement.
Join LYELI,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-08

I'm A ~ A e s-IS43
y supply OF - "-'e 'eee''0d Ah0'he1
Turner'S Comic Almanac
Turner'S Improved House-keeper's Almanac and sost
Fishers Temperance Almanac. and Fishers croeksu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-08

TWO VALUABLE LOTS IN ADAMS, VAL.
LEY-Ar AUCTION
On Monday the 2ih inst o'clock on the premis.s
viii be sold az auction, for cash. those Two esiabl Lts
each other fro1tns IS feet EACH on Poplar 81
an IN rear 10 feet with comfortable Improve
menus now occupied by Hope Butler AMI known in me
plan OF the city BY the numbers IS and a. 49,
Sc DUNLOP, MoNCURE & CO, Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-08

SEf< The fine packet brig ] A LANCASTER Cant.
S2kkc Giipr' Viii SAL as above about the middle of ne ~
- September For freight, s'eeIagc or cabin PAS
SAGE apply 10 DAVID CURRY. or THOMAS POE al an.
ester, Deadly & Co.'S Old stand a.. a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-08
RICHMOND TN, SIIEET IRON = STOVE
HANUEA CTORY.

THE subscriber ceivlns keers constantly onhan,
atwholesale and Fetal, and at the lowest prices,
fiain and Jopan Tin Ware OF every desc ripaou.
Asoisgrea variety oistoycs designed for burning ehe
WOOD or ccal.
stove Pipes and every oihei article in his line made
order at the shortest nolee.
&c % TITJ-S q pICc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-08
BOOK AUCTION
BY DUNLOP, MoNCURE & CO

10 On Saturday Evening" September Iab -orn,,.,
Sias o'clock will be solia large collection OF Rook,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-08
For RENT

The Housc and Lot on street Al present oc.
(TTk cupicd by WIN HAM -p0ascssi6n.eivcn la
UkrU November. Apply 10
Ak.k. an 6-2aw6t VIM J. TAYLOR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-08

hOO Lbs o. I've Vsese Fealhes,s' \, wv !cI sa,h.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-22

AMERICAN MusEuM-While nearly every other place
Of amusement in the city dropping under the whitening
pressure Of the times Barnum Establishment thronged
throughout the day. and many comfortably find
seats in the Lecture Room are there the evening The
Dwarf the greatest smallest wonder, is the leading at
traction He is figure among dwaris, Liliputian in
miniature and yet he is healthy and robust Alder
man. and never suffered hours sickness in his life He
remains three days longer win any person fail to
him The world never before produced the like
The performances this week chaste diversified and
of the very first order oaen well adapted the taste
the fashionable audiences which attend there.
Bsrnum will open Holiday week with blaze of glory.
He has expended much time and money exhibition
exceeding in novelty. grandeur and magnicencs any,
thing in New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-22

Of the country, for want Of economy and prudence,
was In such condition that IL grieved every Anne
rlcan TO see and hear OF il. lmove to strike out
$4,000 and insert 800, 900 for the coast survey.
cloud and numerous cries of "Questlon,"
Question" Rise" Rise" go Go on" It's
three O'clock" 81 want my dinner" Don't
rlse-we want TO tire these fellows OUT
MIR. BuRNELL, of Massachusetts rose tospeak, but
the cries of Rise Rise" Rise," were so
loud and numerous that he gave way, and the COM
mittee rose without taking the question.
One or two papers swere received from the De-
artments
Mr. WISE offered resolution calling on the Sec
rotary of the Navy to know what he had done IN
relation to constructing Floating Dock at me
Brooklyn (N.sY:) Navy Yard. This twas carried,
and every thing looks favorable towards our having
one Of Gilber's Floating Docks there, winch the
Navy officers here say is the besyin the world
The question would probably have been taken on
the Appropriation Bill to-day, but the Sergeaniat-
Arms has made arrangements to get $5o,OO0 to
100000 from the Banks here on the strength OF this
measure, and TO- day he paid many OF the members
their mileage and two weeks pay; so they are flush
Just now, and may talk week yet on the Bill.
Oliver M. Lownds, Esq. and D d. Howard, ESQ.,
have arrived
Signor Nagel gives his second concert next Mon
day. ALPHA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-22

o. ASTONISHING CURES OF CONSUMPTION.
Mr.: Phillips, druggist Of Newburgh, called this
morning, to say that Mr. Brown, highly respectable
citizen of that place. low not expected
to recover but induced to try Dr. Taylors Basam
Lverwo made ct 375 Bowery, and to the asonish-
ment Of all his friends Is well and rugged He recon.
mended 1t to lawyer Fullerton who used it with like
success Why, then we ask. with such living testimony
before them, will people be suicidal neglect their
coughs and colds Is II not presumption Would you
thus neglect your property II in danger of losing il d
Then at once or we know reply go to the Bowery
3d. and for rfe get cured, and do yopr mo-
ney on syrups candies and other quackeries The Doc
tor has new splendid extra label put every bottle
genuine. to prevent any prang this
remedy 1t also said to be the cheapest remedy known
IN consequence OF the large quantity in bottle. Mrs.
Leeds wholesale druggist 27 Maiden Lane the agent
down town.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-22

The State is taking prompt ssovei its con-
nection with this concern by getting back its bonds
the bank stock which holds The reduction the cir
cuaton very large and to corroborae the story
in an Illinois paper that New York firm has purchased
alarge amount with the view of possessing themselves Of
the specie II is not likely that the Legislature will au-
thorise the outstanding bills to be taken fol taxes The
following resolution passed the Legislature by majority
Of n to 80 -
Therefore resolved That is incumbent on Ms TO re-
treve resources and resuscate our credit by the
restoration Of the constitutional currency of gold and sill
of all hank paper which has hitherto the cepous
source Of most of the distress under
which we now labor and has spread fraud
and decentralization through the community"
Weyesteray published the results of the special report
of the Auditor Of Ohio appears from the annual report
Of the the canal fund operations been
as folows:--
ONO CANAL FUND.
The amount Of Canal Fund accrung during the year
from tolls, toxes, school fund, is $s72, 37s II 4
Paid on account of interest, S66s,349 IS 0
ss ;, repairs, &C. 1927 47s
Incidental payments, s,ile 90 sss7s7 % a
Balance in Treasury, 1850 81
The interest on the public debt
Is estimated at, $95OOOO 90 O
Amount appropriated as above 66s $40 7s O
Deficit, 2sI, $50 81
There have been increased stock upon the basis of the
land and appropriated to the respective works. the fol-
lowing amounts -
Miami Extension Canal, lo2,602 10
Wabash and Erie do, ss,O26 90 2lO62s II
lotai ISSUE 350,0sl o.
or these there has redeemed By saes of the Mia
mi Extension Canal.
Lands 1904 M
Wabash and Erie do do 1895 90 % Gao IN
Balance outstanding, 1921 042 So
The following is detailed statement of the issue Of
Ohio Stocks during the past year.
OPERATIONS Ono CANAL FUND CoMMrssorERs ron
"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-22
Foreign Importations.

CANroNShip Hecn5i hf chs imperial tea 6s2 bxs do 1923
h do 9 eh Tyson 400 bxs hyson 60s do wany e12 m
chts 7o chts hyson 290 M do boxes hyson
do 600 hf wankay 81 do Young hyson m he do 9 n
der 1864 chts do 1913 mats cassia Grswod-6
silks Cary coz bis do mdse Waterbury-i BIZ 8
Ross-i A Adee-l Ohandez-2 pkgs Lysli-l0 boxes
camphor pkg w King2 bxs do mdse tub 38l chests
81 hf do Young dyson hf chts tea TO order.
SsAL-Bug Forresi3 bales hemp hf do IS
do lcewood bag 100 hf bxs UnAerh McKn.
ley-32 bales skins 90 bxs ar Patruo6i bales
hemp Bouchaud x ThebsuJ
STocKHoLM-Brig Gurti2l7 iron Boorman Johnston
u co-l8 bdls woolen frocks $50 do caps Jacob Holm
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MONEY MARKET.

wednesday,. Dec. 21--6 r. NJ.
The Stock Market has been heavy to-day. Sales were
to affair extent but prices generally gave way Ohio 6
per cent; Kentucky 81; Delaware Hudson per cent;
Mohawk IL; Harlem l; Mobile funds 10 lOA.
The Bank of Mobile has purchased northern bills at 90
days. to considerable figure TO- and holds the rate for
sight at - per cent Sterling had been in fair request in
which the transactions ruled at B i6 at the close the
best description Of bills would not command i6 spe
Gle was arriving pretty freely Planters and Merchants
Bank notes were in request for the payment of liabilities
to that institution, at 30 per cent discount The stock
holders met agreeable to notice Monday the 9TH and
committee Of five (who have been directors in said
bank) were appointed to investigate its condition and re-
port at an adjourned meeting on Monday the 18th.
There is strong feeling in Mobile adverse to the Plant
ers Merchants Bank in consequence Of its refusal to
pay its depositors.
The following is comparative statement Of the Banks
Oh Massachusetts, October Is42 and isil:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-22
Total premium.

Adding this to the proceeds gives the avals
s4S6 500 Of stock deducting the loan to the Railroads
This involves loss to the State of and annual
charge of $4,000 The late sale of $780, SO the
Ohio Banks, it will be is not included in the above
The sales of the State Stocks, December ls pro-
badly to meet the interest Since then the annual charge
on the State debt has been increased $0 and the
nal revenues decreased $a7 400 above making differ
ence of ss22os in the of the State which has
been partially met by increase Of the taxes the
tent of $4,000. making her position $oo2os
than at this time last The recent Of the
agency in this city give indications that the manner of
raising the funds said to be here the January
interest, has been the that Of last year How the
State to by the 100000 due July for interest,"
does not readily appear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-22

o0. CHILD BURNED TO DEATH-On wednes-
DAY afternoon, a child named Margaret Jane Mangogs
Jour rs DID, whose par ents reside No. IA Chapel At
was eN in room with her brother who s about year
older and who set her clothes fire with piece of paper
Inc poor child Immediately up loud scream and ran
into the street enveloped in flames. person who was
passing Immediately took hold Of her. rolled in the
gutter and extnguished the hamesbut too late to
save her life She died in the City Hospital the ensuing
morning. 'o
What can be the feelings of these any other parents
who thus lose dear child when Days Pain Extractor
from Maiden lane well known will save
chid where the vita positively destroyed How
can they justify themselves for remaining without this
Salve always at hand7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-22
CIRCUS.
AMPHITHEATRE OF THE REPUBLIC.


". A. HOWEs, Proprietor.
Enlargement Of the Interior Half Price Second Tier
Dress Circle Reserved To- Families at the Regular Price
MR. EMNIT,
the renowned Ehiop,n Mns,e ,nS his Little Darby Ariel
From the Principal Southern and Western Amthheatre g.
BANJO MELODIES AND NEGRo DANCES,
-. for the first time this city.
The proprietor, in order accommo ate the immense
crowds OF visitors to the city, during the approaching HOLIDAYS
has enlarged and eauauoeda potion Of the interior of the
order to the every citizen no de
lights in the elegant Of the Arena opportunity
81 witnessing tie peromaHce OF the splendid EIuesIan
Troupe la the United States. he has determined to
Lower the frees u Admission follows Boxes Second
Tier, % cents; PHI, Oae Shilling. ida
AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Ma rbe Buiding Broadway, opposite ST. Psuls Church
Day Vis''eri ldm WR re sane T evening" fTss
Tie Manager happy he has al an exrya
o.dn,ry expense, engaged for week more, C. STRAIT
GENERAL TOM THUMB JUNIOR,
The wonderful Dwarf in the world He is but one foot
WEIGHS ONLY FIFTEEN POUNDS.
That being precisely his weight when three months DID, He
lively and aihaye Of fine proportions and nm
qusstionaby the greaest living curiosity in the world
IS LAkTON, the charming vocalist, only eleven year
Also engaged The Lilputan Family, of ten psrformers';
LkSTE, the admired d.nepse Miss HOOD rbe charming
'onT.sres.; The Fortune Telling GlPsEY GIRL. &c
Chriat Healing the Sick in the Temple by BENZ West ESQ
the A,bino Lady and 500, 900 Cunosties ~
The HOLlDAfS-The manager has had a number OF
nIhcen and novel exhibition for the Holidays which will
please tastes and grandeur anything
seen IN New York Families and the public generally will do
Admission all IS cents-Chdren hale mice an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-22

90 "THE TO MIC MIxTUREp-This celebrated
remedy composed of five ingredients the active princi-
pies Of which are highly concentrated It is now used
very extensively and with great by the medica
faculty for the cure of debility rom whatever cause
dyspepsia nervous complaints Sold by the authority
the College OF Medicine and Pharmacy the city OF New
York Price 81 per bottle. Half dozen Gin cases) SIS.
w 8. RICHARDSON Agent
Principal Office OF the College 81 Nassau st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-22
00- FRANKLIN THEArRE.-People ar

90 FRANKLIN THEArRE.-People are not satisfied
to miss single nightly vsto this place of amusement
Morris sets them all in rage by employing all the
performers and showing almost for nothing People usu-
ally go where they the for the least money
but no dreamt before this of seeing some forty
performers of the most talents for 81 cents
good box seat for l2l This by the by ali the way
money can be made for managers these times
The Franklin is all the talk in and out doors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-22
Married.

On the 10th instant by the Rev. Mr. Andrews Mr. Ro-
BERT DuNHAM OF Rochester, N. Y. to Miss MARTHA
HoLr, of Hartford, Conn.
On tuesday evening December Goth by the Rev. James
X Campbell Of North Branch. NJ CHARLES b. BuRroN
to ANNA f., only daughter of Francis Boss, Esq.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-22
Domestic ImportatIons.

MoBIIrBrg Wetumpka-li0 bales cotton Bogart s. Knee.
iand-loo Hicks co-ioo Bryant & Msand-2O w How.
Johnston Bur-li Spoiord, Tiles.on coo Beach co
SIS to order. " ~
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Price 81 per bottle Sold only Fulton street cor
Nassau.

no WET FEET ARE PREVENTED BY A PAIR
OF Colonel Tucks Shoes that next to nothing at
- Carmine street But coughs and colds require some
thing besides India rubber to relieve Shermans Cough
Lozenges al just the things They cure cases in few
Rev. Mr. Dunbar relieved in one day of most distress
sing coug by three four ofhe genuine Shermans 10.
zenges warehouse LOG Nassau st. Agents no. 273 and
459 Broadway Dat Hudson lSS Bowery II East Broad
way, and 1879 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-22

20 AT the NewYork Museum the attractions present.
ed are really powerful First we have NeIs, born with.
out arms executing some extraordinary eas that those
possessed OF the OF their hands are 70 accom-
plish He performs on variety of musical instruments
and displays infinite ability Jenkins the comic delinea-
tor and singers Diamond the Ethiopian dancers Wright
the falseo vocalist Mermsd Dresses Of Queen victo.
rio Picture Gallery and performances all be for
one shilling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-22

SopErs LApy's Boox-We invite the attention of our
readers to Israel Posts advertisement Of this admirable
work IN this paper headed " Universal Praiscr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-22

90 EVERY MATRON IN THE LAND KNOWS
that wild cherry possesses valuable medicinal qualities
and it now coming into general by the medical IA
Guilty. Physicians now prescribe Wisar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry in consumption obstinate coughs liver CON-
hopeless.
CHESTER, Pa, Sept. 6, 1912.
Friend Wistar-t gives me much pleasure to inform
thee that my wie's health has improved very much since
she has been using thy Balsam Of Wild Cherry and we
think there is doubt but will cure her. She has taken
the two bottles purchased from thee short time since
and her cough is much better she also sleeps well at
night and she hes found nothing give her SO much
ree Inee WAL please give the bearer two bottles
for Thy friend,
EDWARD HOLMES.
Price 81 per bottle Sold only Fulton street. cor
Nassau ~ '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-22
M A RITIM E H Id
To Ship Masters and Arents.

We shAii esteem favor if captains of will give
to Commodore RoBERr SILyEy, Of fleet. re-
port OF the shipping left the whence they sailed
vessels spoken their passage list of their cargo and auy
foreign newspapers they have He Will board them i'm
mediately their arrival Agents and correspondents
home or abroad will asS confer avc by sending this
information OF any kind will be thankfully received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-22

Anrn'rHEArnr. We unhesitatngly proclaim the en-
.anment' given at the Amphithestre in the Bowery,
the most elegant amusing of anv now before the pub
lie The crowds that attend each representaion Of bs
cias'c Olympic games, and enjoy the mirthnspirinr
eccentricities Of the nimtabls banjo methodist Emmi
and his pupil Pierce, fully attest the satisfaction of the
public with this species Of amusements Tonpbt the
versatile clown Gardner to appear with Emmt in tho
Ethiopian scramble, one OF the most capitsi
ever given. Walter Aymar, the only inisns;le
that rides without saddle bride and Messr
and Carroll all are to appear "s"gan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-22

HowARDs-The Hon. w. l.. Oliver, from Penn Van ar
rived at this house his way Congress He has been
detained on account sickness in his family There were
about dozen other arrivals.
AsreR.-Yesterday A. II. Everett, from Boston, and
twenty others arrived at this house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-22
Died
Passengers Arr

On Wednesday 2st instant, of consumption, MARIA,
youngest daughter of Donald Malcolm.
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Sales mt enc stock Exchmnge.
state OF Trade.

The following 10 q comparative statement Of most OF the
different kinds Of property that arrived at cleared
from Cleveland, by way Of the canal during the years
1s4l and 1872 each year ending the 30th November
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-22

% THE UNPLEASANT STATE OF THE WEA-
IhEh Yesterday and anxiety for those exposed
verify induces to call tho attention of our
readers to the following letter and certificate from Gene.
raj Jackson The original letter we have seen.
HERMITAGE, Nov. IL, 1912.
Messrs John Pease and Son, As Division St
Your kind letter of the both August Last
with the much esteemed present the Hoarhound Candy
OF your invention reached me in due course of mail
and found me on its arrival incapable welding my PEN
mmeaafey began to try the effect of your Candy and
tend to make fair experiment TO whether it will re-
move my cough entirely. I find it in the apothecary
SHOPS an Nashviie. We have using Whoop,ur
Cough in our family with much benefit consder z
thanks for this present. and receive with grateful feel.
as an evidence Of your socitude for my health and
and useful life and happy immortality.
ANDREW JACKSON.