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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01

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LiSt q ne dreamy ioskur that drelIl
n rip6linx wave 81 ieking yr<e.
Go. hlFken Il he Old rkisrrh 6tlls
~ Tia Shisilirg bihdy the Aiming bee
Ialsfpret fiE3t sod ypu will had
Tls poser tnd siary tbey proclaim :;
The ehimtb. Tbs erestares. waters, ufud,
q Al pssli1ii rti.lloved BE Thy name ~
: The pilgrim joafneYs iii &c bleeds,
II flip Me altar 81 Ms lirk5
The hEeInil pores e65se biz be4ds,
Vittzetl that never uanes nor tires,
Bot holiest rite 81 ltasesf prnJeF
That seul an yield OF wisdom frame,
What better import can Il bear, lF
1han, tsFslher Hnlloved Be Thy name !"
7ha savage knseli1g 10 The snn.
To giye hif fIankt 81 ask a.5oon
Thef1ptnres of tbe idiot one
Who ihaghs To- ses The clear rnnnd moor;
Hhe saiat veil taught n chri6lian lore
TIE Mpslem PROSTATE II his lame
All worrhip, sender. and adore =.
Alissd q ssitalloUsd Be Ths nafne y
-
Whistler msy Be man : faith Or creed.
Those precious words eompcise il sill
.Wesiraek them On the blooming mead,
We bear them il The fesiag rill;
Gag chorus hailsthe Great Supreme
Each varied bresshing . the same,
The strsins fnAy differs but the rHEME
81 Ia, "Fastsr HalloTed be Thy name :"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01
paIItttaI
nrAssAcHusErrs EI.EcrIoN.

The Boston Atlas furnishes the infor-
NATION that nearly one hundred towns IN
that Stale leach an election districD are
unrepresen.ed in the State Legislature,
10 consequence Of divided votes and re-
fusals to cleo. Representatives al The late
election. or those sctually elected. The
Locos have 10 The House Of Representa-.
ives a majority Of eleven votes, and also
majority 10 The Senate. BY a proper
exerlioni Of their numerical strength al
the second trial, which.is 10 be made on
|next Monday week, there is not doubt
bul the WHIcs may obtain majority in
both branches Of The legislature
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01
From, Il. Riehmoad W1ig.

A SINGULAR OccuRRENcE.-Some time
last spring, gentleman by ihe name Of
Branch, left Cara, in Cumberland Coun-
iy. for Missouri, and carried with him a
hound dog. Soon after. Mr.. B. reached
Missouri, be died: and strange 70 tel) the
dog LEFT Missouri, aud reached Cara some
short time past, in search Of his master;
the distance being one thousand miles or
more. I.
The attachmentof dog 70 bis master
must be very strong, 10 induce him 10 un-
dertake such distance. J.. w. G.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01

MASSACHUSETTS MEMBERS OF COY.
GREss.-We were misled By erroneous
Information from other papers in ar uounc-
ing The reelection to the House of Re-
representatives. Of the United States Of Mr..
Bake. Wing, and Mr.. Parmenter IL. FL
Both gentlemen 'ost their election by the
in,erposition Of the Abolition ticket be-
tweenthen. In theirrespeciive districts,
as 10 the seyersl'olber districts in which,
owing to the same cause, no choice was
made. second election will Of course
be held MAI INT. .s.I..e 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01

The Americans 1t Paris made arrange
meats 10 gIyeAGen. CAss 4 dinner on the
lIla uIt., IS IA filling testimonial Of their
esteem and regard" Each subscription.
Sd francs politics excluded
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01

/ II Re .Ne1t President. Two 81 the leads
ine Loco Foco journals Of Michigan have
come oui for JoHN G. Caucus. snd run
pp tbe Modification dag y masthead
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01

AL SAINTS DxY.-It il calculated
that from forty to fifty thousand persons
attended the Catholic grave yards ysstef.
day, cd November. The scene was
beautiful and imposing, and can never be
forgotten by Those who were present. The
graves were tastefully decorated with
eyergteens and flowers Of every hue. and
candles were burning from ''sunny morn
till aewy evs.p During the morning,
we observed quite large number Of Ia:
dies present, and interesting groups of
children wandering 70 and fro among The
homes Of departed relativesNand friends.
The orphan boys we're seated around
The mausoleum Of the Casadores, and We
were pleased ID see contributions taxed
for the benefit Of these destitute youths.
al! Mex Orleans Crescent CITY,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01

THE SPIRIT OF SEYENTY-SIx.-A cor
respondent Of the New YorkTfoy wing. writing
from Ballsion Spa, relates the following incident
A few such men as John w. Taylor Would save
from political condemnation even worse place
Than New York F
4 OF course we are beaten. ! took John
w. Taylor to BalIston Centre, 10 the SCI
we're storm. 10 vote. Poor. palsied old
Smsa i As we were lifting him from the
carriage 10 the drenching rain. and after
he bad reached the porch, so that he
could, by The help Of q cruich, rest upon
The one sound leg, AID then make an effort
10 drag The palsied limb after him though
. crowd Of gaping, fabid Locofocos. and
deposited mis- vole--ii was truly an affect
ing sight Thissvelers6le old Congress-
man making one Of The last efforts OF his
life 10 ride eight miles through !, pellins
storm 10 do the little. the all he could do
10 deposiie probably his last vote in favor
Of principles which be believed % De The
foundation Of his couaIry,s welfare. As
sc moved slowly through ihe crowd, |
Iheard en- indisidusl say. Vel, he ole
nan Is pluck TO Tie lasftaS a. y
Let the degenerate Wings Of this State
tead The above aud blush for their wan.
Or energy 10 allowing few drons or rain
% keep them from The polls. 'Ooe true
Wing. ike The Hon John w. Taylor. old
and paisled IS pc =. y worth ! legion
ofsueh fairuesiher soldiers. Nav bis ex.
famPls on Tuesday Iass be remembered By
the Wings Of Saratoga. and imitaied 81
then 81 al fntore elections.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01

Tie Late Wig iVietoyin Florida The Fiori-
da Herald Of The 7Ih ult., the Loco Foco organ
10 East Florida, gives i up as follows:
" For the first time since the organize.
lion Of our Territorial Legislature into two
branches, the political complexion both
houses is the same We have now a
thorough Wing Legislafure.,'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01
coRNsrALK aoLAssEs.

IL We were Presented a few days ago
with bottle Of beautiful, clear, and fines
molasses, msnufsciuredfrotn corn.
stalks, by MIR. James Brown o. Randolph
ID this county, Il looks very.
much like strained honey. and, 70 our
taste, is altogether preferable TO the ann
Gle manufactured from the sugar cane. -
Mr.. Brown has four acres Of corn which
be planted expressly for the purpose q
manufactnrins II into molasses and sug9f,
and BE- expects to commence the manb1
faclurs ID few DAYS BeEhss construed
ed 4 tnaehine Dr. min for sgfind;6g siks
stalks, which t5Ss Wits Two korses. anHsl
capable Of producing from one hundfkt
to one hundred and fifty gallons Of ID.
Juice OF the cornstalk per day. He i
much pleased with bis first experiment
slthcugh-ihe corn. be thinks. had not a
famed snficienl age. Out Of lilree "a
Ions ofthe Juice, as ]; cane from he mill
be had nearly iFe ,pints Of mplasses.
N-s = II In Tiuptehsist flhd Jeayasf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01
The AIezaudria Gaz.Ils rsnarl.z. ..ha.--

Mr.. Diekehs's easiieaiion o. ihe lor
presses Of ibe country should NOT subject
him to unmeriied censure. on the pan 81
the high toned ard respectable journals.
The lsshing be gives those papers may
have SOLITARY effect. Bot Mr.. Dickens
would have been more Just. had he laid il
over the shoulders Of lhe patrons - I've
believe they are called of these foul
prints. who pay Their money for them.
and sometimes allow them 10 5e brought
into their houses. The Americans have
themselves 10 blame for tie disgrace That
is sometimes inflicted on them BY the use
Of types and presses.
Theirs. TIE Ex, Prime Minister Of France,
is said 70 travel ca prince Al present. He
Is collecting ma.etisliti,r bis memoirs Of
The Empire, ard is accompanied BY Two
secretaries. and a cavaIcade Of livetied
servants. Twelve years ago be was a
newspaper scribbler, with ! solitary de-
coraiion Of the Gross Of July. He is now
a millionaire. % premier. and Grand
Cross Of half ! dozen chivalric orders,
given 20 bimzoy several European soVe,
reigns.
a letterfrom Eeipsic. Germany. dated
the 18th September. mentions that there
bad assembled 10 the city congress OF
Architects. which is said 10 be the First
convention Of artists that has ever been
held in Germany. The mblyconsisi-
ed Of 547 members. Of whom 500 were
Germans. ] i French. 8 English. and Is
from different countries Of the North Of
Europe.
IN Estimate. III is calculated that we
have territory enough 10 the United States
10 suppor. comfortably between two and
three hundred millions Of people.
HA - Phifad Inn a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01
4 roucH1Na INcIpENr.

The Deiayin Temperance Society,
whose hall isini Cherry street, above Sixth !.
hada most interesting and profitable meet
ing on Saturday night. Rev. John Cham
,bers and Lewis G. Levin. Esq were the
principal speakers OF the evening, and
seldom have taose gentlemen ,deligh ted
an audience with such powerful aud elo.
quent addresses. The hall was most dense.
" crowded, and The street in front filled
with anxious listeners. While Mr. Cham
bers was speaking, man who had been
occupying seat in distant part Of The
room, arose With little boy in bis arms,
scarce six years old, and came forward 10
the speakers stand; all gave way for
him. He placed bis child on The stand,
and while The tears were roaming down
his cheeks. and with bis trembling accents
addressed The speakers My little boy
SAID TO me, Father, don't drink any
more : Gentlemen, have taken my last
drink r. The effect produced upon the
audience beggars ell description. The
speakers, with the whole audience. were
bathed in tears and such was the good
effects Of this example, that seventeen
others came forward add signed the pledge.
Mr.. Chambers. With tears streaming down
bis face, caught the boy 10 bis arms. ex-
claiming, well may we say that the
grave Of Alcohol has been dug BY this lit
lie boy r. AT the meeting held at the
ball on The Saturday night previous. thir-
-ty-fye names were obtained to the pledge.
oee OF whom was aytaserh keeper, The
Society is destined 70 work agreat moral
reformation in its neighborhood.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01
THE IMPORTANCE OF RELIGIOUS Gull
TURE.


TURE.
The Philadelphia Forum, after detailing The
events connected with the LATE tragic affair in
New York, makes the following just remarks:
THE life and death OF COR contain
an instructive moral for those who are
training children against the temptations
to vice ana moral degradation The his.
tory Of this miserable man shows, that all
The checks which intellectual. educa-
ton imposes upon the passions, avail
sat little where religious culture il want.
ing. The neglect Of that moral culture,
which incnIcales The responsibility Of
The hereafter that in,imates eternity 10
map vhich recognises the duty ore
gordiog DE divine ptecepis as Of para
mount importance; and WHICH leads 10
The subjuga;ion Of the passions and baser
appetiies OF our nature, Cannot be com
pensaied Tor BY The richest attributes OF
genius, or by the most brilliant attain.
'nents. An educated man without .eli-
gion, il like a ship without ballast. the
sport OF every breeze, q mere toy AID
whim- xham, xith no mastery over him
sell. or power ofresisting the evilinauen-
ces Of others Youth is The sesson when
The minds open 10 impressions. and
when every impression Is permanent for
life. in which the character is 10 be formed
for veal or woe. No parent who cares
any thing for the destiny Of bis children
will neglect his duty TO them 10 that most
eyentful period Of existence"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01
From "a. SissniOa Spectator.
WESTERN ASYLUM.

81 . p .
\ We were NIT little surprised aud graft
fed. on late, visit to our Lunatic Asy.
lum, to see thai portion Of the male pa.
tieuts had found a'Inew' means 81 amslss.
ment and exercise-and one with which
they seem u be particularly delighted. y
They have aniorganized military compa-
ny A and, some thirty OF more Of them,
we're sa ~ .
formed 10 ranks III I
"Playing, at beat Of drum, their marliaiPranEs. 4
y They parade, We understand, Two 81
three timesa week, and are making some
progress in tactics. Their dress and &C.
coulrements, 50 far as they atlemp, any
thing en-. militaire, are. 20 be sure, rather
fsntaslical but there is an exlaysgaaes
Of taste allowed to soldiers. aud weA do
not see why our friends al the. Asylum
should not be equally privileged.
An interesting incident occurred, few
days ago. in cpnnexion with This conpa-
ny. Just as itwas about to be dismissed
froma parade, one Of the officers "a pa
tient.) undertook 10 address it. His sob.
ject was oRDER;-and gentleman who
was present informs Us that ii was one OF
the most thrilling and spirit stirring ap.
pesls he ever listened to. He .was1sb.e
to recollect only single sentence Of il.
'.The world cali US Lunatics." said the
speaker; but we viii show them that
We are good citizens; and that we know
how to appreciate, and how 10 practise.
that great first principle, order-oRDER- y
ORDER"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01

The Crazy Mans .GdzeHe or Iasaae
Chronicle, We see il stated in Boston
paper that lheHinmatss Of the Insane Asy-
lum at Braltleborough, vi, have CON
menced the publication Of a newspaper
Those only WHOM The majority Of man /,
kind consider insane" being wanted 70
furnish COMMUNICATIONS. We are not in+
formed as 10 The politics Of the paper, but
il might make an exceedingly efficient
organ" n1&r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01

the messengers of death called 70 take her
before ihe mock tribunal. When before
thai tribnaaL she was esked various ques.
sicns-ansong Others. uk&sher she would
swear eietgal ennny 10 fhs Royal family
Tbissshe i1digntnily refused. She was
then ordered 10 be set ~ liberty aud
eoudpeied 10 the door. The 6riicut she
receIyed VS. 90 the back If her head
then a elab--iben thousand ncpnds -
Her body vas literally ept 10 pieces-her
head severed from her body. and carried
70 The Temple. where the Royal family
were coafned. Ooe held up, ana calf
ed on The hing 10 observe; but another.
more homans. took means 10 prevent
this Outrage on bis feelings TIE king
vas subsequently ssked il be recollected
the nanie Of The author Of The outrage,
and With characteristic good ieeang pre-
tended sshst re didDoil; bdtks very rea5s j
" remembeFed the name OF the person
who had performed towards him The act
Of kiIdnessl
Alter the work Of these hired assassins
bad been accomplished, they presented
themselves to receive the rerard OF thein
horrible labor. The municipality, atthisi
time. was nearly destitute Of funds. sui
The claims were paid, as far az possible.
Some classification, however. prevailed,
and ole cried out, do not deserve TO
be PAID fhfge killed 40 with ny own
hands y The claims were all subse-
queniiy paid as far ss they could Be sscer. ]
tanned, snd an entry was finally made in
the book. that the balance has been paid
them, for tVork done r. One OF The en.
tries on this book, il rs said, was writtsn
IN blood! III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01

Corn. StdEk iSaear. We learn that
Capt Maiisonppf Hancock county. has
made some 200 pounds Of eorn-slalk So
gar The present teason-
We also learn thai Individuals 10 Nor
gan. Knox, De Witt beside seward 10
Ssngamon county, have made sxpsri-
ments 10 the Sugar making business the
presentiall. They would confer great
beseiii on the public, 10 they would send
10 the printers accounts Of The results d
lshsir experiments. - SaaeessSh 3or,n6k
| his stated that here are $50 sludenll
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01

Ftsin up your children 10 Be virtpous
knd fearless Moral conrsge i one Of
the sursss safeguards II yirtusI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01

TooTH AcaE. 80 We are especially gra-
tilted in being able 10 communicates. 90
the authority o. The National Forum. 40
s.infallible' remedy FOR this unmerciful
disesse WegiEe The process Of cure in
ahe Editor'siown words
= ''On one occasion. while lshoriug M
der the torture of Tooth-sche. "a friend
entered The room, and afier learning The
cause Of our suffering joyously exclsim-
ed go 3.
'sWhy. my dear friend. can cure you
ia FIVE minsies.H
show Acw n inquired We
Have you any slnmia M
YES"
bring il. and some common sail"
They were plodnced-my friend pull
yerisAd them and mixed then in equal
quantities then wet1a small piece o.
Cotton. causing The mixed powder 10 i'd
here, and placed il in The hollow tooth
There said he. ''if that cont cure
YOU, I v III ierfeit nv head ri
II vas IS be predicted. 0E The intro
dueiion Of lhs mixed alum and SALT;
sensation Of coolness was experienced
which gradually subsidized. and with il ID
torment Of he Tcolh-aehe. hb
E<.;n nm e,nr children 10 81 virtuou
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01

All TIE .snoicrious reprobase,'' Is tie
country were rdisgusied's Vilhl Whigs
long ago. They have found Their proper
tsiiias place u ihe embraces 81 Loco
Focoism. ~ xia<au
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01

ITO what Z Iow degree Of debssemens
must the Coons bare. indeed fallen, when
even 20 noioIlous = Teprobafs q Nick
BiddIs i disgpsted With them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-07
Pas.en9erx Arrived.

LoNpos-Shp Welington--Wilan Ropes and lady; Miss
Louisa Ropes, Miss Martha Ropes, John G. Ropes Francis G
Ropes Henry Ropes and servant Of St Petsrsbgrsl Mrs T.
s. $. Howell. j. sainbu, Of New York; T. Mitchell and
lady; J. Rnms,y, w. Neat, r. Knight, A. NJ. Hay J. Ped
ley r. Curtis, LADY and child Mrs C. Bradford c. Bures H.
Warren of London and i73 in the steersge.
MATANzAs-Brig Virginia Paeket-Capt. q. Turner Capt.
John Hamilton. ii. Atkins.
NAssAu-Brg Morning StarJ b. Williams ID. c. Bevsns.
first and second mates OF the and
Of bark Caron s. Jennings Of brig Elizabeth condemned
}. Brock.
LIVERPOOL AND HALHAxSteamer Caledonia at Boston
For Ha,x: Mis- Musson and child Miss Nonde MIR Feueity
Mr. Langesgn Nj. Langeysn NJ and Mrs. Pi,ylsr. Mr. Rob
nsy, MeGile Mr. Wainwright Mr. Heath Mr. Fepsry Mr.
holm MIR Whitari Nj Slater Mr. kirk Mr. Walker Master
Playfa Mr. Webster Colonel Oldeld Mr. OldGeld AIr and
Mrs Granger MIR WIN Murdoch Nh Currie, Mr. & w Dick.
SON Mr. Butter, Mr. McLunouk Mr. Archer Mr. Lockwood
Lister-i2.
For BostonNIi.s Duncan aud servant, NJ, Moring, @
Booker N 9. f kIn, s faf !.e GI q Sa T
Kay, Mr. P Dickson Mr. Thomas w sddel, Sir WIN Smith,
Com Tatna u Navy, James DirriInaD Mr. A KRAFT, Mr.
Schroeder Nj Douglass. Mr. II Nr.d, Mr. u Cuson Mrs
Cuhbertson Robert Andrews, Mr. Samuel Moore, Mr.
ID Vivian Nh Clark-2) .
From Halifax TO Boston-Mss Mitchell, Mr. Brane Mrs
White Mr. James Reeves Mr. Palmer Mr. Cogswei.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-07
Foreign Import ations.

LoSpoY-Ship Wellngon-ls rkgs Barber, Brothers co
ga @ Norwood co--jC II JessoT-220 iliBt-0 VI w
WIT Ma-s McCa-i Theron, Rockwell co-l3 q
Meyer x son--2 Dean-i5 w Bnngc-3 ID Appeby co-Jo
q b Morewood-5 Post & Main-jo Honey2 Loren eo-9
Bsngs, Plat coz Grinhan--5 Wende2uJ Colen--il
w Wyse-lao w isrrman-i3 HeTickTl Virtue
Or catts wine, Nibol Pkg WENDELL dosS Cousin
w Prince-l J STUART 4 Hunt X Col ID Hadden &
order.
HsMBcRG-Bark Frankn-i pkge II Albers Bon--1 do
s sril,maE tssske;ho Aym eel Wer2sI2lo Plates
'ipr n'df HrcL spfE LepPod-a Mger-e Mo.
ss% .s, Ws,Ies Manning, kq,tsr colo W
TSSs cyl v Meysr Hnskenl Gordon5 WIGHT sayer
p En- PR9ppsm2 Ahrep;ieIl-l Robinsoa-s Hall An.
drnws hougern ilnladelphia-2 Setley Seyenlpg do
Prot Kesw,ssLi ri,e, W.sa,n-i Fred EraeE~i + A
lohse-i Schmdt Batchen9 Fielder2 Z; + Meyer, &
Ahren.iedto2, ssn Maws IhiIadfs + Guenihai Ns2
Menke-2o Sieman--2 Eyer.-I I,oui. Il N;es-i A y
Warbury fn!ii-2 Manning, kosrar col Vim Knon II - =
Warhn X Dsnna-- Thos Des Ars--I r. H,chr n 60. n
Ioppe-i Eckharat Mtrkeg S.,ey I.vs,;rnI, = =
II Faber-0 Cias De Roe Co.'S w Won sch, 4 - =
HoHman-li Alrenfeldt-2 Hehshen K Unkat-I SAL,
Lc,enng-i A q Monrose-l Schmidt Balh, nd,--so ~
ming, Koster Co-2o5 dmUohs II P Mho rng-I Ikr 10
order. = 0'''"s ''
bbIsdo Cam-is hhds &c q YHorstn coo boz ~ e,
bags coffee 20 ALMONDS PatmIo2oO brs sugar
Tayor2 hhds moasses Turnerl5oo oranges 10 master
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-07
= a. THE VOICE OF EXPERIENCE has spoken

r.-s- 90 THE VOICE Of EXPERIENCE has spoken
and the afflicted are once called upon listen
facts which cannot be controverted. For few years
past the INDIAN VEGETABLE ELIXIR has effected
cures in the cases it is recommended for any
other medicine that has been recommended to the
public II Is confidently asserted that in cases OF
one hundred it has had the desired effect in reno wing
rheumatism. Gout, Pains in the Bones, Joints, and Mus
cies few OF great many proofs herewith submitted
SO important is 1t always to have hand that every
family would do well to keep by them in Of need
so ehecua has the Vegetable Indian Elixir proved in all
those cases in which il that the proprietor
IS authorized to state it will effect in ninety
out OF hundred when taken according to the printed
directions accompany ing each bottle. The Elixir is com
posed entirely ofvegetabe ingredients and be taken
without the least risk injury to the constitutions Ii Is
unnecessary to say in favor of this RENE
dy Too many in this community have already been cured
by 1t for its virtues long 10 remain unknown and must
and will become the universal resort Of the afflicted here
as has done in other places For the further
OF those who may feel disposed to doubt the efficacy OF this
medicine the following certificates are submitted We
have for the certificates. They may be seen at IL
Maiden Lane where the article be found Its reputa
ton however is now established in every neighborhood
in Carolina and hundreds of most respectable
citizens can testify TO truly admirable qualities.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-07
med 10 have arisen from little war lever ON the mar.


set
The here seemed have improved the state OF the
market and prices generally went up Illinois 6s Il In
LANA 5s /; Long Island Il Paterson, Harlem, }; Ohio
At the Merchants Exchange yesterday, Isl shares OF
the New Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company
sold by auction at CAL and shares OF the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company at S24 per share.
The Comptroller has given official notice that the secu-
rites of the ST. Lawrence Bank and the Farmers Bank
Orleans will be sold the June at the Merchants
Exchange, Albany Also tina, bond and mortgage for
$4,000 pledged as security for the circulation of the
Washington Bank of this city, will be sold al the Mer.
chants Exchange here on the oath of May at noon
1t is stated that deposits will be received at the hanha
tan company for the per loan of this State
and that the commissioners of the canal fund ill direct
certificates ostock TO be issued carrying interest
date OF the depose payable quarterly the LIST days
January, April July and October The sums may be
low as one thousand dollars.
An error occurred in statement made recently in
relation to the quantity of stocks held by the Comptroller
on account of the Free Banks all the stocks held by the
Comptroller belonging to all the suspended banks
to $40 900 only