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THE Dublin UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE for No
vember is exceedingly rich and interesting. Jack
Hinton is carried to the end Of the fftyseventh
chapter, and Harry Lorraquer promises, with the
January number, to commence new novel emit
tied The Loiterings of Arthur O'Leary.' The
second half of the Hours Talk about Isaac Wal.
ten is given, with several extracts from his class
ic writings. Alison's French Revolution is re-
viewed at considerable length, and very favoraby
and as interesting paper is given upon the Re-
mains of Charles Wolfe The Husband Lever
is the title Of long tale in two parts.
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BY Special Appointment
NOSEPHL GILI.OTT, Fen Mauufacrl


~ TO THE QUEEN.-CAuTiON.-The high charae,
these Pens has induced the attempt the pan o.
dsrepuabe Makers practice fraud only po'
'ir Gstt, but also upon the pobHe An inferior arr %
. is in the n,arse,. readily be detected by IT,
unfinished appearance and the very common style in which
{; IS put up
Observe the genuine Pens all marked in tug-
Joseph Gilolt's PATENT "Joseph elliott warranted;
md that each gross bears fac sine OF his signature
The above riav be- bad. wholesale, OF HENRY JESStP
ivl5 " 81 John.strpe,, corner ~ Goli.
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NAYDEN'S Premium peus.-A ollye

Premium Pens.-A silver
z & Medal awarded J. Hayden for his yrry sope
Pens by The American institute at lis last Far. The
Government given The Preference and the best
and many of the public institutions will use nc
;cer Pens They have Justly obtanr the highest rapnta
ion and surpassed cqualeo by any in the country
rte lfnde are sapped the manufacturers prices by The
,ccn,s J. / P. HAYDEN, Siatt-stTee,.
Agcats also for Stnan's School and COMMUNICATIONS IHl
~ tf
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DRiVATE INSTRUCTIONS gen

ernan residing in the upper part OF the seventh
Ward will give private INSTRUCTIONS, al his rooms IN the
,tn and Greek Lanyu ages and in ,themailcs Ample
testimonials and references given Address Tutor at The
~ off he Trihl,up IA Nv
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DIsCOVERY.-EIectrc

ID ECENT DiSCOVERY.-E IectFo-
g Magnetic Plates for rhtcmat.r,, nervous aEre,ons
rntar b. direction nf ar. Lanoufoux apott
.csry in Paris General Depot in New Sos 81 franklin
s,ree, al Mr Ninrarfs- Price 8 3D.
srcb as acute and chrome rheunan, the govt nerr&gJ,
scs,ic tic doloeu1, dane De 81 Gay, ch!ls nsrr',
lamps in The stomach paralysis ute beinHing and
sr,Iv for ali nervous affections chiefly diseases o! NO
men and Young sis, sickness anienoTrhea sup
sio,s Vs. pottr nervous attacks, &c. Mo In
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PARLoR DEgoTIoNs: consisting o, Morning and Evening
Prayers. usmo. PIP. 2l6.) Boston: James Lorng.
This volume is composed of the Family Prayers
Of William Wiberforce, with selections from those
Of William Jay, Tupady jerks, Bickersteth and
others carefully revised and adapted, where any
revision or adaptation needed. They form an
excellent volume.
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made at
,h oe,, s-s.ieu Of he legislature Of rh- Szte OF
WY er an Set con,inue farce the Act IN Hcor-
% a.S the Ancient srons' Bcnest Society 1.-THE Cry q
~ ls2 Tor Fl years NevYerk, Nov, 49, 1872 MI issaw'
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Rooms have been fitted up No ve,e reel exoIu-
ssey Tor ladies, having separate RON lbe bus
department, where female Is attendance
10 wait upon female patients ~ If
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10 III UasSes OF fedoeFs' 10 &C eu'''
peted in u parts OF l2 large pages at - cents EACH
SAXTON & NILES, 205 Broadway,
~ publishers and Booksellers. will receive subscriptions
Tor ELS ENCYCLOPEDIA, Dictionary OF SCI
Literature and Art. comprising the history de<crip
ton and sceuhc principles Of every branch of human
Knowledge with the servaon and definition OF all the
in general use: illustrated by ergravngs wood
The first number will be ready December lst. Others viii
follow intervals OF about weeks. SAXTON MILES
also receive Subscriptions Ason's History OF Europe
The first will he js>uedln , e. y, DAYS MS
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NEW LONDON, Co. s., Norwich, Nov. 4, 1912
Personally appeared, the abovehamed Asena'h M Phil
Inns, and made oath 10 the facts contained III the egong
statement before me- RUFUS ". MATHENsON,
Justice OF the Peace.
Being personally acquainted with Mrs Phillips, ceruy
that the abb asserted facts substs!I, ally true
WM Fl. RiC HABDS,
Minister OF the Gospel at Norwich, Conn.
u Another proof of the superior valne and efficiency OF
this preparation. q.
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ID EAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, 100
Ia NaSausree Opposite the City Hall) where those
tho have HOUSES or LOTS FOR SALE or TO LET,
NAV have them regstere for the of those
who may wish psrcase or hire. Maps and Plans will
he exhibited anu explained with the price OF The same.
without charge until sold or let according to directions
which NAY facilitate nego, by enabling those in search
OF properly readily ind the best adapted NJ the lowest
price. ISAAC NJ ~OOLLEf,
Ms I'm 6G Nassau. TIE of Spruce
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POARD.-A gentleman and his wife and
- few single gentlemen have pleasant rooms and
good board al II Murray A few day boarders
also be accommodated MA i'm
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THE TRIBUNE .
1tterarp Notires.

BtAcswooD's MAGAZINE for November. Joseph Mason
BLAcSwooD is scarcely as interesting as usual
this month though it contains several valuable ar
tieles the leading paper is a review OF the rare
work Of Benjamin of Tuleda,' upon the Jews.
Caleb Stukely is continued, and contains power
fuly drawn sketches. We shall copy passage
from it at the earliest moment. The translation
of ScHlLLER's Poems is continued, and adds great
value to the number 1t is evidently the work of
one we'll fitted for it. There is Grief and inter
esting Biography of the Marquis Wellesley, Po-
l,ical article on the Revolt Of the Workers, and
one or two well written tales. Mr. Mason has re-
published it With his accustomed despatch and
neatness.
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DEW in Ascension Church for sale
Pew No. Is on the ground floor, in the BODY OF ,oe
Church. Apply M. u c,ctr-s,r~e, iei7
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" ATE 3 81. RI TO .s.s kET from n
Saw Mill a, West Farms. Inquire of JOHN corey
Sto
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ID ENHANCES TO IRELAND, &c.

IL &c.-The subscriber continues 10 transmit money in
large small peroDs residing In any part OF Ire
land in the he and his predecessor in bust
re have done for the last thirty years. and more Also to
any part OF England or Scotland.
Money remitled by letter post pail 10 the subscribe
personally deposited with him, With tie Of The person
persons Ireland, England Scot, nd, 10 whom |, is
he SENT and nearest postowu, will be Immediately
ued aad paid accordingly, and receipt 10 that effect
given or forwarded 10 the sender.
mig Inn GEORGE MCBRIDE Jr 90 Cedar st.
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70 man at St. Lous en- the l4th killed his
wife by giving her arsenis and then seok dose
himself, which soon ended lis life.
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ATIsS oRAM's BOARDING AND

L'V. DAY SCHDoL Will De opened on thursday, 9Th
September, at No. IS Hammond street.
MIR. and Mrs BLEEcSER, Tor naay years at the head OF
popular Female Seminary Wcs;rhester Comfy ascot
aed with Miss OraHl OF this City, having taken the
Mansion No 81 Hapmond-street viii opea BoarinS
and Day School or Young Ladies Thursday, Sept Sth
The building and grouads for elegance, convenience and
healthy location no; surpassed by any similar nstin
lion in the city.
Miss ORAA with assistants, will attend the instruction
OF the young ladies' and the domestic department win be
under the superintendent OF Mrs. Blocker. S2U
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wgoLs no. SO
M ANTED-.At Sc East Broadway,
Wv families supplied gratis with The best servants in
fh.v

POARD.-A family or a few single gen.
H. teen OF good morals, hsve board and spacious
rooms private family, des able location, 0i East
Broadway House acd apartments unusually pleasant and
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Thus much do feel it privilege To testify TO the eff
cacy of your notwithstanding Sarsaparia thousand
thanks srs from one whose comfort aid whose hope OF
future health are due under God 10 your insrumeniaIy
And NAV tive same Providence that directed me 10 your
mid make Won the happy honoed instruments OF bless
ing Others as diseased and despalrng as yoar much re-
iieyed and very grateful friend. -
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Foreign Importations

CAHrorship Zsnobsss chests 5s7e half do 7ss boxes
you.g hyeon SO chests 1890 3 hfch.ss ss
ox aS chs sts hyson skD 40 hyson 1919 do
fess~ exs mdz Tasot Oyphsnt Co22s cheats hi
% young hyson ISL hi ches imperial lQo
chests ekn 2no do souchong boxes mdx
powder 50 do do imperial soaehorg $50 III 10 u
nan IFS csss sks II Dc mdzs gongs nase24 sk
HA7nE-Brg CAGES Duprs-,od do Oh ,mpaixue
Do!r Marin ars Ssits
Shampsigne Gr.cia eo-l< tkgs lumber Dambs ANIL
Pretxe Toe eskts wine Van Dances pkss Peres-6 casks
wine schnsSsr0ll s,sss pvats A Renauld L co-sso
SIS elass Gay, Lussac Noel E.hardK Merck-
BsrMaN-BMk Meta-la hhds brandy Fabsr & Bierw,th-
II Crime MiEturn co5o Tue hhds asses
Bonss9, fles-4 hhds filot.i7 bkt. oil Derie Csst.
horn MAJ ehise hhds acc b,les H Fabsr-
% hhs - half do 50 cask brandy LINN
hhds bale b. hwablse nh nj do LES cases Bero
da-sse hid. cases 50 pkss hhda Arau
ea.es Observation-Disclosures brandy Gallrd Embray-
Bari pipe. gin 100 cash. 900 b..
soS LIB: %.. Gsch.,d cc1a pipes gin I.a,; g
Icons pkgs sdls " Van Nss,-7 cEs iess a vii.
ls,t-2 kegs y eea se-i 10 basket L . ews,t.
PALEnMo-Brg Catherw0od-S chs tartar 20 cases
pa Ss.s rags III BIS moss Is DO o;a
ges 100 do mxnna, Fitch Co.'S cases, ord T.
PALERMo-Bng n-ieee bon~s lemons 1900 Do oranges
SOC dos mac $50 bsGs wann 100 do bers - bzs prunes
LEoaoRr-Bark Lucy teeaim n-ss biooks marble 2s7o
muhe ties 2o bales ooe hi chs bxs ell bass hemp
ssI Jkss ndse N Length ( - -
hair BsclAy Livlnvs,sEGss hides 10 Sass nd.s w De
Forest / Y
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HavArA, Jan 2l.-The Daniel Webster being on the
eve leaving hand the enclosed to dsys prices
current and weekly report Our msrket ID uncommon
Iy DALI new Sugars are coming in slswly, about lVQQq
boxes old still IN market, which 10 oGercd at rails
for brown snd rails for white which prices hes
been taken the North America and Germany; Is
also dull aud will not bring u rails bro and
rias for whites.
Coffee IA Ga aie lover aud but little demand; good se
eonds all. good vi 80 for Europe, 81 So for nrs
quality.
E.op, per NJ, as "a, boards: Portland, white rDs,
- 70, other Eastern ports =; 9; iumc,I so
white o. beef Nos: and ?. Pr.s sna .s.:, II;
]s N, osc, American Is; cod6sh 70 lbs, q aodr
Pkelsaia end Baltimore, 81 hsm, american q
ern cargo and mess 10 -; clear, potatoes boil,
I; lice, as; sosp, yso.. ,sllow; Amsrissn
sugar, assorted. 4ss; white az; brown 4aS; yellow
81 . 9; segars, - $75.
Northumberland 10 . II prem New YORK, q
81 do; Boston. "a n do; New 0rlssns, - - dis
Fawssavs.-ro France, 10 s0t, and 20 the Unitse
sss,es per box sugar; risls per beg eonse; y
- per hid mosssea
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S% M;sss H,: F:r
ss s.' ys...E 's :: Canton ssis..
: az, = os g. ss ss xs e.
Ks sSs1S "a i ' ;:;
s. E NV 's sos g IS I Ssf Liza
e sss T. MS IT, a S fs
% y :: = as@Ton kc.: So day. cseS. q;
S: 10 Ssys a o. i poo DC T. -
s ass% s',,Fs s. :rT Gsas:;s
.,si. ~. HI. Gr.d TSi fsa fsou jan sr Whining
BAH Frsaeia hmm IS days from Amsterdam %dse, to
Go sss 1s g Co. T Tss s AnBs .s
hs osi-s1psrisuesd heavy westerly sses durss The Whole
Isi Lsey Pen. Keller set Ms.ha;) FIN LssAe,n, pes
b ssss e ss q :as 'ss @
81 "a &C.. nssT s S.T .sS;afeU
srsss ssos q: OF The Highlands on Friday
- csss:sis.d Davis IS day. from Mon.syid,o, and "a
ss vs.y S.s ~s.tSss ~;s boom. s9d
;s Be-: ss:';y: :s a. s.s
a ssaS : s y css: ss
=. ..ss % ss IS 20
'es srs U sr~ Msss Hsssoop d.rs h n Bordeaux. wi.e
x.: from H:ss Dee g. with d.e
hin s:s; For ss:'s:s' ss 70
ss .s :a e ss IL Il Ss i
Ss e. iF%s Bss T !: I'd q s K,
Mars Ann; bals N... =. for Bcs cu y Heisn rB IL
,"r,, md Rapger Tor NUf-ars sssd in Dc a. ~
.dia sienalis bwk Arvthesa; Jan ts sgaaln sbis
or "a sist, shi, Taino' -,
al n 10 sugar 10 Nee Nilsson thonpsJs Sailed n
e. with chr tsaii~nt Msrs, for m,e; Hope Ncs,
Fl, k ond q W n iln,y. k,ceou' }co L,ysl wsr
fr John Lennon died ON tosi ,hs Marion. Fort
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WORMS CAUSES DEATH.
nEAD WHAT SHERMAN'6 WORM LOZENGE

MI John Wood ~ Third street, gave his child some ~
them and hey brought the worms BY thousands me-
Wood wM astonished Al the quantity.
DR. o. Hunter Sixth knows child that was Gu
red BY them yhen the hysc,ans could give no rebel
family with the creates. benefit He knew case where Little
ane seS IT, 4 Worm
vas induced try em ana to her unspsakabls JOY three
aGsii IN LozENoEs ..t, awond.r
Mr. Henry Banner - Green street. cured o. long
standing cough BY only FIVE after having ueu
ouanfS OF other articles without the least b<ncht. ~
have never aiscd any from the dead and no one ever
eeric ale because be paid for it, .rrp A. ,,;,bou,
SiiElMAN'e fOOR MANS PLAsTEk r. M !. nyss
Doubt the cheapest beet plaster IN hs wor,n or
relief In Re hours in pain, weskness
children teething aud only iot esnts a.v, bv sher
mani PspIsiary on Refers Prf ~ ,,,nos an
pcarej a. Il L would drop %, which the OIL eA'e''
yv,ckS,e and retail At Nsssasstrsss; :. ga.
Areuts-Churchs les Bowery corner q Sps u Ssr.
>, ursdvsv NerjeyS 123 BIeeeker stree' Creang
on a. n.,s J: "i SoSlv" 's a
y 1IUUNEu r~ncs Va A.n &c anu ias
hs above sstabls hmen avirg underg re com
W o' md enbeli he'd ~ euperb add elegant
nc"a rsntsd n Me- Bsssford for the pu'p 81
c".es,ts Ia Mas. d. every evening r.mmcns'se
s',x o,cI,L Admins Jos free Rsres ,reats OF every
i ~ Inn r., we'd up The II atus lowest prices
Emi~"si Vocal add INSTRUMENTAL talent sfc egsgse.
Btw- itftt,
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Domestic I,nportatlous.

NEw OaLEAEs-shp Per oan<t-sso h =, lard Tilus.
hastsoe DO Bunett-i2s DO bris PORK is DO hams
Sovr,hs.d.aes kegs s,l. Z. Dwight johnson ea-sa
corn Wen s.csh:.l Is brls our hlfOs 10 Egs
NEw OaiIAss-ship ssblrp lsePorsd in yeserdavs H..
raid 6lo hhds sugar, Bsrstow Pope bills whtsky
Mills ~ bale. so.soS E.res, Lss: .sa Lod Medley
sm.'h W lis-s'! hers q bills lard N T,phsn-a hhas
tobacco @ Thus TN Co-s2o kess Dosgiss
bale cotton Chco Co2o do verili Golf bbls
low - bAIes wool bdls hid~s Issiseo taow
Boyd Co-6i bbss hamssss kegs lard Gordon Brown
ls casks hat On ctas. son-2 cask Newboid Csafs
Nss bo--i bnx Vsn.rpool-I bcl sugar solomvns-
Mazuex Ciourd Col boz specie Durour-l box god
Mssill-3sos. IN specie Corning Coz bales cotton
Hu.tsr.i box sls4i in specie Little
so bbls pork $3.50 IN pr Gle 10 order
Ar.IAes,coLAIB,ig Parsscn1sz b;ks eetten D Malt
bic-9 do DemSra HSoper-i7 Parm,a, kssm < Rogers
u 2 Bvps h-a kqg:9 son-n Msra e.a4o U I pacI-
sAyA.S.H-Brig Baldwin q che rice Hectscher Cog
johnson CO. % De Forest eo-4s sas Bronsou-I
Fiasy- Woedl,s chs loi bales cotton chapter
su,drJ pkgs to order. I-.
CnAhl!sIer-B,,s EdwMd-lA, casks rice 81 bales cotton
6pragus Robinson COILS do rs oaes yennsrstte cc32
do sss bales X Maitland cell bales Prenss CO.
empty eeer barrsh loi-t mdse Phillips kros-
Z Cavistnau. 're
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sunday FeOs ID +.
The Manhattan Bank ef this city, which formerly
stood highest in tn public estimation seems to be rap.
idly losing the confidence Of the public After the
poson which took place in its management in January
$780, ives hoped that a reformation would take place
that might restore to health and the stock year
since commanded very par but fell In October last
70 co. and since then has fallen to g. The Tor
this heavy fall much greater than that which has
overtaken other stocks, be accounted for by the
factthat the Of the late cashier the nfu
encss that were brought upon the appointment oil
one led to the discovery that the same dangerous
power which iermerly exercised Mr.. White sni
provel Diet imsn,al to the instituisn s how exer
csed by persons Of less responsibility because not d.
recy themselves interested in the Bank. The capital
ef,hs Bank is tao5o fthis $4,000 wasth property
Of lady Of Mary land who bsqueathed Tito her two SIS
tiers jointly who resident in England the surviv
ing sister 10 enjoy the whole until her DEATH when re
verified to the children. One sister, Mrs. Thompson,
believe died without children and the interest Of the
ProPsry IL enjoyed By her husband, who lives in Brish
ten, Engsn during his lfe The property then falls
10 the children Of the other sister, Mrs. Delauny, who
were edncateis at Al~xandria D. c. the Duke Of Leeds
being the trustee for the properly. Mr. Robert Write
the old cashier fthe Mani attain formerly bld Al. cr
les, and by that means controlled W. Bank This ia
nueDce was, However coveted In snoher auarter ana
The iaauence Of Barring, pro1aers with the Duke Of
Leedsesused 'hs prexes y he transferred tn sgeut
In this city, James o. Nag. This influence has in the
election Or cashier gone counter 10 the wishes of both
the Mrckholacrs Nnd the directors of tho Bank The
clique prdceasd Mr. Young late cashier Of the late
u. 8 Bank1n New York. without The Gr.t
eller Of Bank Of Commences was next proposed BY
sheu Al the same time long list OF names pro.
posed by We directors successfully, but in vain, end
xnsiiy Mr.. Morrison, late drs teller ofths U. Bank
~ss proposed by the clique and carrisdA Mr. Morrison
Hsptken In tho highest for his shl'y strict In
ei.y aud business hibits But ssockhsiders, hnding
- property cootrslsi by individuals who are not Ia
" Pssted In the matter. choose rabs- invest their
& in other direction, AID vsrys~s-l ssent
fsit' 81 slves eligible under the crcumfahtS :
ncs The fsi u ~ per cent which place IN
i,irsE tan stock during the year. tes1
w. great and rich State Of rsnnsyivania Vs. in regard
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,i s' i, i Fl: ,Ss,a;s sven days iron sslnod " bal.
British brig 's..,Ie vsssy. saays from Bermuda 10 bal
~: Ss:!i S.,.; g,; with .,s
York same Day seh Victoria from Mobile do sesr o.
..s from .1 s ss
Brig ssIiwi9 Bssss iron Savannah cotton and rice
British brig Cursw Card from Windsor Ms plaster III,
sshr Berry, Howe f Do..onl Is days from Port Prince
s a ss. s S.s sSa' Of fSsd 70 s as
dos sign.t Cor NYork. ods ut of Caps Nicola Mole
poke The ehr Mary Chiffon from 81 Jsgo de Cuba bound
s. or vi.
Tor days. brig Cowpertaw ait, of do and Others
sshr Rochester Wise days from Baltimore ndse to
sshr Enohantr.ss. from York River. oysters.
General Recon-.
Packer sHir Gro WAsHsoroK, Burrows. for Liverpool
will sail tsday Her letter bags 0ilpn the Ex.
change.
CoMMsRoE OF COMMUNICATIONS Masters Report for
Ani,sls-ls shps. bsrks. IS brgs, gallio SO schrs
Clssrapces and Deparuresa ships barhs. bss rs
por-ss ships sba 80 brigs rslot a sehrs steam
Marine Correspondence.
x! RmsSr I L 4 E.s o ~ az.
AR 9Th, R;:. Providence for NYort Midas, DO do;
Ga -. H.n..S Wilmington NC; Concord. H.v.n.
AT an a. brig .1 ssson for Philadelphia; p;o,b.at HI,
en- Of Ess.rtswn from erui;s his dav N Is mile:
fsr =: visS.;d supposed = Of > :sos, ~ ads
yc.s slS James LsnDhsr. NYoi' Blow. SBsdiOrd for
.ss,
spoken.
Susan Howell 10 days from New Orleans for Liverpool,
N
Ga.le Of Portland from Havanafo. Trinidad de Cuba in
.ss q. asS ! s:; e. S s %' s
e.: and Ssf % S%
f nsr. ws 4s% ga. e. s.;sa
Caskef Do; Enerad DO do; Agnes from PortI.nd unc
dss:a q$ .sS s't;s%s :;sS:s
ot!s 60 so Henry from Bo..on for NYoIk .aOs G,so
.rn: ias a.. do from .nseo's Sa.o Ssee
Dol Sssmo .% soo
i. 4 ~. fC.,':.d i.t ;TIiSsd; .aISfi
SssTaS nc t:i ss: - Gilbert
United states Ports.
BATH Jan a7-sld Csyon Charles; Denmark Fox Havana
PoaTIAsD, Feb GAR Plato Ma,anxu.
PoRTsMouTH Feb i-Arr Shetland, Norfolk Sid Jam sist
NrwsUsrr Feb sA.r VIM Schroeder, Porto Rico. via
Boston. schr anchored below Wednesday probably
SALkM, Feb Arr Roxaua, Para.
BosToN. Feb 5-Arr Bold Runner, Aux Cages. Arr 9Th
York.
B.5nmosS FEB .-clS HUM hrsy Bremen; Eli..be.h Ma
ALEXANDRIA, Feb Sid sutton, NYork.
RscnnesD Feb a-Au Amsr'esa Eagle. GAarleston. SID
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-07

90 FsEExAN, rRE AnEaIcAn GIArr, AND CAusr, THE
ESoLssH CHAMrIos.-Freemsn 10 decidedly more than
mstch for Csunt His mighty frame, his double sined
limbs his Herculean strength, give him superiority
spproschsble 10 mere pugelis,c skill and make him
1t were, the Sampson Ayonste s of modern times. Now
is not wonderful the striking resemblance that exists
between this snabs giant nd Pstsrss Lozenges7 The
one in point fview ID the great
est Of the day. the other superlavely the great
est medicine. The one is every mems tongueso il
the otheI The cant he bAatneither can she other
10 ether points. however, they differ somewhat sxten.
Ively. For instance, Freeman is fsnous for knocking
men down Peters's Lozsngss for lifting them up Free
man can instantly give man the headache-Peters's
Loxenges can instantly cure It. Freeman set man
shaking almost by looking at him-Peterss Lozenges
the best Of ell things Cor curing the fever and agne
Thus the Lozeng, as does things Of moro uss to the
public, has manifest adv antsge over our friend the
giant; and 70 Mr. Freeman il bound to haAd his
laures IL 10 farther 70 be observed that DR. Peters has
Loxenges for the Refer humiliation Of coughs end
worms which among the miracles Of the sge; and
by the way Of not meaning any thing In
would remark that they TO be had At 4S9 Broadway,
and 90 North Sixth street. Philadelphia II Mr. Freeman
thinks We have underrsted his in this matter
will give fair chance Of testing his ability. That it,
we will undertake that the medicine aforesaid shall
ten thousandto one more than he kill and will
ger chestnut horse to horse chestnut the imnoE-
tai Lozenge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-07

Here increase OF $oSoooo in the immediate iabi
lties Of this institution during state Of suspension snd
Of depreciation in the currency Of near per cent II
10 to be hoped that the Legislature win apply
dy to this state Of things. tt e5r
At Macon Geo, meeting Of the stsekhedsrs Of the
Monroe Railroad Bank has been held, when appeared
that the liabilities Of the bank $7oo00o and liz
sets ssooooo whereof $3.50 900 unavailable. Thirty
negroes the property Of Gen. Griffin, and assigned by
him 70 pay his scsk sold at auction for
payable in railroad money, which established rate Of
3sl per cent for the money.