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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-09
Scott, White & Co.

H AVE removed to their now store ON tho cor
ner OF Main and Water streets, and have
just received and have on hand very large sun.
ply of articles. sup
$50 sacks salt
$40 sacks coffee
80 hhds sugar
l25 kegs nails
rs do powder
COCO lbs bar lead
III barrels loaf sugar
20 do molasses
500 lbs coppcras
= 600 lbs saleratus
30 boxes tobacco
2 bbls linsecd oil
bbls tanners oil
1900 lbs rice
100000 cigars
$4,000 lbs bacon
5000 lbs lard -..
$4,000 lbs iron
200 plough mouds - S.-
30 casks sweet wine
sacks black pepper
ii boxes tea
a"--e 80 boxes claret
IL boxes cantouac
70 cases shoes and boots
- go boxes glass
SO boxes sperm candles
Is doz painted buckets
80 doz corn. brooms FL
= SO bags shot
20 cases cotton cards
coils rope
20 bbls whskcy
boxes collins axes
Ginger
Aspice
Indigo
Madder
spanish Brown
Whiting
Paints &c. &c.
These and other articles usually found in /;
wholesale house.
We feel ourselves bound to express our graft
tude for the liberal patronage, which tho public
have bestowed upon us, and hope by strict atten.
ton to business, to merit continuance of the
same.
June 10, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-09

STATE OF ARKANSAS
County Of Pope.
In the Pope Circuit Court.-In ton, Nov O. 1919
Sarah Jane billiard. Complainant,
BILL DIVORCE
Tho's G. B. billiard, Defendant. }
ri OW on this day, complainant having fledher bill
IL of complaint, verified by affidavit, whereby it
appears that complainant intermarricd with the defcn
dan the 18th September lS43 and that on the 18th
day of October following, after offering ind entities TO
her person. ntolerable be borne defendant lief,
complainant without cause proyocaon, pra wing for
divorce not only from bed and board but from the
bonds Of matrimony, and for general relief Upon mo-
on of the complainant, and upon afda Wit of non
dence, it is ordered by the clerk of said va.
cation that thcioregoing entry and the following Or
der be published in other of the public papers
last insertion thereof to be least four weeks before
the first Monday after the fourth Monday in February
1914.
The State of arkansas to TAos G. B. DNara the aJore
named defendant, greeting:
You hereby notified that Sarah Jane billiard ba
exhibited in our said circuit court, her bill of complaint
against you; the substance of the nd
above set FORTH and you hereby required Ia
appear before the said the next term thereof
to be holden at the court house in said county on
first Monday after the fourth Monday in February
next, 1914, and plead said bill, within the
prescribed time, the will be as confessed
WITNESS: JNO. r. ii. SCOTT,
Clerk Of said Court in. uacation
COLKETT, Solicitor
A true copy from the record
JNO. r. II. SCOTT, Clerk.
December 2, ls43.-a3-sw. PRS fee al5 SOL
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-09
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
NM f, The undersigned, citizens Of Van Buren,, and
w Crawford county, were appointed by the cit.
Of Crawford county, at meeting held in the town
of Van Bue in June A. ID. ISf3 to inquire into the
facts come ctcd with the murder of A. CAMPBELL,
Esq. in the course of the examination many witness
brought before US, and examined with scrutiny
and among the number Mr.. James r. Smith, of
Webber's Fork Crawford county, who, from the fact
OF his living within less than mile from the place
where the unfortunate Campbell met mis- untmely fate
was examined with and attention touching his
knowledge of connection with the facts and crcum
stances of Lhe case, and the committee could not find,
from the erdencs before them, any thing to crminatc
Mr. Smith, and feel disposed to acqut him of any agen
cy in the transaction, upon which such mpcnetra-
Bile mystery now hangs.
JOHN GREGG
JAMES A. SIMPSON,
X. M. DEWEESE,
WASHINGTON DUVAL,
SOLOMON FORESTER.
Van Buren,, Oct ~ ISi3-39-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-09
THE STEAMBOAT EXPRESS MAIL,

THE STEAMBOAT EXPRESS MAIL,
THOS. HALDERMAN, MASTER
A WILL regular packet this
yE6a:s5HyslS season in the Arkansas trade, and no
xSILEEEEET puns will be spared to render satsfac.
ton to thos, who may either travel ship freight
her. The Express Mail has two engnes--s supplied
G @ah Evans Safety Guard, to prevent expiosons.-a
iron roof which renders her much less liable to take
fire besides her doors and blinds hung Parla-
float with safety, in the boat should be snaggcd
as to sink.
Oct. 2S.-3S-5w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-09
Hardware, Cutlery, &c,
RICHARDS 6 MONTGOMERY.

No. III Chartres Street, New Orleans,
A RE now receiving very extensive addition to
"A their former stock of
Foreign and domestic Hardware, Cutlery, &c,
making their assortment complete, extensive and
cheap b. found in the Southern country-to the
examination Of which purchasers invited. R. * Nj
have constantly on hand heavy stock of
Sweles, English, and Tennessee Iron,
Plough moulds ma Is hoes OK, log and trace
chains; drop and buck shot pure bleached
Winter sperm and Whale Oils;
Lnseed oil spts turpentine white lead glass ropes
tarred ratiin hooks and hinges; mill and grind stones
cksmit plantation, and carpenters tools in great
variety; large assortment of hollowarc, castings,
ploughs, &c.
Oct. II, IS43-37-4w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-09
Don't wait for high
BOARDING SCHOO

NSiE Winter term Of Mr.. and Mrs. :
Il Male and Female Boarding Schoo'
Arkansas, will commence on the iirs.
November next, and continue % weeks.
sary books cun be had of the teachers.
Price Of Tuition Sc 10. per term.
GsM'L
Cane Hill, October l6, ls43 -334C.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-09
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.

HENRY q Gun NlNGHAM.
H AVE just received per Lucy Walker, and
Gov. Morehead, and offer for sale cheap for
cash.
l25 bags Havana and Java coifoo
100 kegs Boston nails and brads
10 hhds. sup. br. sugar
10 kegs Duponl's rifle powder
100 sacks fine and coarse salt
cask fresh rice 4
bags pepper
10 boxes Boston No. soap
10 " superior cigars
II reams writing paper
50 doz. bed cords
III boxes sperm candles
pepper sauce
and ! Id canister mustard
10 cotton and WOO cards
10 claret,
cans lin-sced oil
hlf barrels sngar-house moasses
10 half. quarter and eighth bbs mackcrcl
sets b!acksmith's tools, complete
casks London porter and ale
II bags buck shot
10 boxes fresh cod fish
Wrapping paper, backing, shaving soap, matches.
July Is, 1913.
ON HAND AND FOR SALE BY J. II. HEARD,
& BARRELS peach brandy
3 do gin
l cask Madeira wine
3 bbls Malaga do
200O lbs bacon
60 bbls whskoy
8 bags feathers
casks claret wine
pipes Cognac brandy
20 kegs tobacco
30 boxes do Nos l and 2
20 boxes soap
10 sacks coffee
Is coils bale rope
GO00 lbs Tennessee hammered iron
Fort Smith, Oct. II, 1913
Ep ECEiVED by steam boat Export, and 70
SS sale by J. H. Heard,
25 bags Nos |, 2 and shot
l barrel gin
! do brandy
] do Muscat vino
70 do whiskey
key spikes
Fort Smith, October ID, 1913.
II UST received, por steamer Arkansas, and 70
- sale low,
10 dozen cotton cards (very fne)
100 lbs salt pe,re
bbls loaf sugar
10000 best Spanish cigars,
aoZen demIohns, assorted sizes,
casks cheese .-
2 boxas clarified soap
Letter and foolscap paper
7 coils Manila rope, size l-2 inch
10 boxes claret VINO
bags pepper
Playing cards. &c. &c.
HENRY g. CUNNINGHAM.
SEhAEGh LIGHTS 10 by IL window sash,
5000 lbs. bacon, ~
800 sacks salt,
20 sacks cofoe,
20 bbls -four,
20 bbls whiskey,
20 kegs nails,
10 kegs powder,
bbls lard. for sale by
S. & G.. TURNER.
May 10, 1S43.
q UST received, per steamer Marietta,
~ 5000 lbs bar lead,
b,po 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02
Foreign Importations.

LvERPooL-Barque Salem-l5 mdse Richardson *
Wason20l boxes glass VIM Chance-l7 cks hardware Wolfe
Gillespie-9 cases mdse Lewis Atterbury l0 kessler
3 Reiss Brothers68 bds iron Congdon co.. bales mde
Johnston Burtt-3 do Handeryoort Hayward 3 FIRTH *
Speddng-20 casks mdse q Blackburn do hardware VIM
Buron-0 900 fire bricks ii loden2 mdse CARROLL
Geo Met orqudale-20 bags Garner co3O
Cartledge-62 cks bbls Jas Lees cks hardwar Rob
bns-5o Kegs sma Elliott BarIup BabcocklO2 bds iron
Bailey Mason3 bx Adm Sater60 earthenware Ad-
Brohers2i steel Sandprson5OO bxs bds
Phelps Dodge coll earthenware Edw Caldwell
81 crates hid do Willets2 pkgs Newbold- 30 $50
slatss 60 crates cks to order.
MALAGA-Barque Rothschd-2O0 Or casks wine boxes
1886 hi do 459 do 2 bb sns kegs grapes 400
lemons 6 boxes almonds Aqpre GawayaOO kegs grapes
bIs lemons Harnonys Nephews cot bbls grapes pkgs
raisns Geo Douglass co
AMsTERDAM-Ship Floran-l6 cks wine Merriam & Bernard
50 bdls steel Vein Philadelphia cask gin box cologne
Panknng, Charleson-9 bxs Leverich-O Bininger
< coo j q & T. Boxers cks madden to order.
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MONEY MARKET.
NVeA m a sdnV Nov. If - M


The stock market quiet, and prices varied but
little Ohio 6s rose Illinois fell Harlem Long
Island the calling in OF the instalmen affected this
stock there several more yet come. sonington
There sales OF New York City rs ofIs57 at
us, at which rate they yield 5! per cent.
At the new board there small business done at
steady prices.
The old board looking up in funds The fines for the
last six months stated at S2250 There will soon be
something more to divide at thi, rate One gentleman
paid as high $780, owing the vivaciy of his DISPOSE.
ton.
This is the day. up 20 which the banks make up their
accounts according to the law ofast session 1t under
stood that the loans stocks directly and indirectly
have been reduced some So 600 600 admirable tea-
iure-showing that large amount must have been taken
out oil the market i)r private investment.
Ex Governor wis, of Massac huses, will it is under.
Stood arrive in this city Friday to accompany Michael
Ryan, Esq, ofIlinois Commissioner to examine into the
affairs Of the Canal The appointment of en- American as
agest beh alt of the London bondholders is evil
dencc of the utmost confidence in at least portion OF
the country. Under the guidance Of John Davis Eq Ae
whole Union will emerge from its dishonor.
We recently published table showing the comparative
exports OF plain cotons from Great Britain for the first
two quarters of the years ls4aand ls4s. We
table of the exports of dyed and printed cotons for the
same period, as follows -
EXPORTS PRINTED CALICoEs FROM GREAT BRITAIN
THE TWO FIRST QUARTERS OF 1928, ENDING July l.
LIST quarter.
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This result indicates immense increase in the gene
raj cotton trade of Great Brtain-being nearly SO
cent while the exports to the United States have fallen
off CT per cent 10 100000 yards in six months nearly
equal to one yard for every adult in the Union.
At the same time the consumption of domestic cot
tons here has increased but very little, the principal
activity OF the manufactures being by export
demand The greatest increase in the English export
trade has been, appears in the Indian, German ami
Levan trades Of plain cottons the China trade has abb
sorbed large quantity The large exports of CottoIs
from the u State, and the decline 10 imports strong
indications of very languid demand here for the
| sumption OF manufactured goods This undoubtedly
arises from the low profits of farm produce allowing the
agricultural classes but little towards the purchase of
factory goods The consequence that when their pro-
duce to command ready and profitable market,
their attention exclusively directed to their
fax and wool, means providing within themselves
substitute for those goods from the purchase OF which
they debared by the decay Of commerce Commerce
the great by which the products of
the country carried out OF it, thereby raising the
ney value Of all the remainder relatively to that OF manu-
Herein consists the faacy the protec
The import of certain quantity offoreign goods
cessary the prospery:of home manufactures it ia
the welfare of commerce, inasmuch the returns for
those imported goods always made in United States
agricultural produce. The enhanced price given to the
remainder that sold at home by relieving the
of the surplus abroad enables the farmer his
purchases of domestic goods The short sighted manuac
turers keeping out the proceeds of foreign industry
depress the value of all the agricultural wealth fin the
lr,,;rt ba;r, n,arI,nt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02
Sales Of Stocks ut PHILADELPHIA.

SECOND BOARD Oct $4,000 state 6's. ls48 new an
nusl 63 S225 State SIS 5ds 6l 1926 do + $4,000 Tenn
5s July ls s2; 5000 Gas 6s is6i 1854 $40 shss irard
Bank 81 Pennsy lvania do 1884; do 1914 90 Whining
ton RR ea % do 1916 20 Philadelphia Bank, s6i so Rea-
ding RR, s5dsi, l65.
FiBsr BOARD Nov $4,000 Tenn bonds, SIS, LIST July
s2s; sa4?e State es ls4o old So; 5000 State SIS
s7UO Wilmington s 1883 SSH $3.50 do SIS; lbs shares
Msnuf and Mech BlnA, 1875 % Grara do 6h $50 do IS
dsl 6k 30 Pennsy Ohio Canal 80; 60 Whining
ton KR ISL Philadelphia Bank s6 "a do s6t % schuyl
kill Navigation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02

KENDALL. CoURsE-TRoTTNa MATCH Yesterday
the second days sport at the above course came off
the ground being in fine order, Notwithstanding
when the time made was very indifferent. There
were but two entries for the purse OF 75, two mile
heats under the saddle, Ion and both heats
being taken easily by the former horse. Time, Is
&c IL.
For the second race of two mile heats in harness,
Tor the purse OF 800, there were three entries
Cayuga Chief, Rather, and Duchess. which was
taken by the mare Duchess easily in two straight
heats, Cayuga Chief only contending with her in
the last heat, Rather having been distanced the
fist The time made on this race was also slow,
being 35-5 As Bait CIgper
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02

On Tuesday 9lst ul SARAH relct OF the late joseph
Locker, pged 90 year., 10 months and days
Her iunersl will take place from her late residence
OF saith street and 4th avenue this day three
O'clock Her friends and those OF her sons Ira aad James
G. respectfully invited TO attend without further ip
vitation.
On Wednesday evening, Nov. ], MARyiwlfe of Jsre.
niah j. Austin of consus pton aged - years and 10
days, Albany papers please copy.
October 3lst, ls43 MANY AaNss MA~wrtL or eonsump
ten, widow of,he late WILTON Max ell, sbipvright.
her friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
@ attend her funeral this afternoon at o'clock at her
late residence, 1913 Clinton street.
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As sa R0R MRG New sas SSss!s CO.. s
Mar Buchanan, New oreans-BrIgs Georsisna Bedei sa-
ger Beek-schrs Pancha, Purnei Aasostura schmidt 1
vosel; James r. Berthe, Barton, ST. Coix j. E. Burell
Bs 5 ME- aqSs sM G and fMs
ysns Brsss Batmos. n Briggs; CLEOPATRA Jennings,
Stewart, and Eagle. Smith, Mobile ''"'' A''"'
Arrived,
Ship Florian Ellis from Amsterdam, Sept 49, with mdse.
VIM. Weser. 10Th Oct off the Isle of Sable barque
Ship Peter Hsttck Post, days from Charleston with
ton, to +. D. Hurlbut Co.
George Sutton The has been days north Of Cape Hat
-
Barque Salem, Hien 81 days from Liverpool, with mde
Barque Rothschid, Wilson, from Malaga Sept 49, and Glib
ra lar oe with S to Brett Az am Savanna, with
bales cotton Hogan Brig Phlura Doane for New York.
Schr Spy Somers DAYS from Wilmington NC with naval
stores to b. s. Powell Sailed in CO. with brig Geo. Henry,
schr Jonas Smith, Brownell days from Wilmington NC
Schr Eliza Ann Thomas from Boston, with plaster bound
to ansT nsr from put Wa to NJ with
Tisdale & Borden.
sch Indiana Corson days from Philadelphia with COAL to
schr Amphitrite, West days from Philadelphia with coal
schr Amanda Patterson days from Boston, with mdse to
schr Elias H. Herrck wilkins from Salem with mdse to
Schr Coneli, Ricketson, from New Bedford with oil
schr Leander Ely days from Hartford with md,e
master.
Ships Victoria Morgan, London Oxford, Rahbone, Liver;
pool Oneida Funck Have; Emily Crane st Croirand all
cane to anchor at Quarantine, waiting wind
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02

so Harlem RR 81 5000 Oaio a
SO do bio 81


All without change in this market-western brands
fetch 4b6I. sxpence more, however, is asked
Two lots of Toledo wheat comprising 800 bushels,
weIe old in Buffalo the 2sth ut at 80 cents and con.
tracts closed for other cargoes to arrive, at
above that mark some Black Rock -four sold at 81 the
inquiry Tor grain good that on board the Hunter
was not in the market-it goes to Lockport.,
Correspondence of Pomeroy Co . Wall street,
ALBANY Oct. 3i.-The arriv ais Of Flour by canal
to fair extent for the season. Yesterday the receipts
were $50 bbls this place. To-day the receipts will
fall short Of fhey do not exceed 1000 bbs Estmat
the ceips 900 bbs for to-day the statement for
the 4th week in October will he this
Receipts for 4h week in Oct l943 10 Oct a. ~ $50
O. October 3lst,. ........ ..... 1000
$3.50
Receipts at West Troy, sc. estimated at... 10000
l4i, $50
Receipts for the corresponding weekin 1912, n5.47
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02
Passengers Sailed.

HAyRrPacke ship OneidaMrs Berj Curtis and servant,
John March, Mrs March, Mrs Hosack L Cozzens DR.
Pannst!e Miss W9rd and servant e New Yo,k; Chas St
Wnslow. Philadelphia Mrs Edward Fox, Portland; g
Green Consul to Rome; George Mohr aud lady, Con-
sui TO Desden Brunier FIanee; MIR Grnne New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02
Domestic Importations.

CHARLEsroN-Ship Sutton-l pkg Wells & SPRING. do
Cottenet7i9 Eieder-2 VIM Anderson 80 hbls NJ Rob
nson-l box III Robnson-29 hides Y G. Brooks-5O ties
rice Post-85 bbls NJ VassarI pkg Pilot * lie Bar
bierl Bulkey-l7 bales cotton 7 Farniss3 do Saith
hides II BartleT30oj Cummings-e5 Pkgs Hendsron-li
Schefeln < son-2O7 bales o order
CHARLEsToN-Ship Peter Hattrck-l15 bales Victor
Duckwtz-9i6 Renard co-403 Smith, Mills s co-97
order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02
OIL Trade.

II seems that Oil maintains its value in all the mar
kets.
In New Bedford last week 90 900 gallons Of sperm oil
sold at II 75 cents cash winter sperm iecLes 40
cents Eleven hundred bbls whale oil brought 40 cents
per gallon, cash.
There imported into this country last week $3.50
barrels sperm and 1860 barrels whale OIL and SO 600 lbs
Mhniobone.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02
Passengers Arrived,

LIvERPooL-Barque Salem-Mss Cox of England; Robert
Anderson, John Hagraye New York-46 in the steeage
York ~
Guardianship Sutton-Nlrs Rundt Mrs Mccormick
and two children, Misses Hough Tracy lmvrie Billings and
BurTows-2 in the steerage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02

We shall favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
tort Of the shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo,
any Foreign Newspapers or News they may have He will
board them Immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor
sending TO this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information Of kind viii be thankfully
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02

The Hon. Daniel Webster, arrived in this city
yesterday, by the morning cars, stopped at the City
Hotel, and left in the afternoon for Washingto ton,
d. C-BGittRore Clipper Of yeseday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02
JAMES LACY,

JAMES Lacy,
DRAPER AND TAILOR, SO John street near william
~ continues TO make Gentlemen's garments of superior
workmanship, and in the fashionable style his usual
Gentlemen Of aud fashionable cloth
ing should call and his select OF goods
purchasing elsewhere trial will be sufficient to convince
the economical that for beauty of fit, style Of workman
ship and such extraordinary low prices this establishment
cannot he surpassed by any in the city
o. Gentlemen furnishing their goods them
made and mmeda perfect ft warranted the price the
goods returned. Oh lm.ec TERMS CASH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02
W. S RICHARDSON, Agen.
M HuMnuas AND HuMRUGGERY.-we Inv.

lny- HUMBUGS AND HUMBUGGERY-We have
seen il related in old book, that upon time
the Fakr, religious pilgrim B ,mbsbeth, met of
the disciples OF Conucius, and this disciple believe
was named Twang, or Whaug living Bambabe,h
maintained, that the people require to be numbugged
humbug any one. Now, who are verify revera,"
the lights and guides of the people, unfnchingy and
most cordially agree with honest Wbang TwaDg, and
will proclaim from the housetops that humbuggery
should he bsnished ffom the world We do, therefore,
HEALTHY rejoice at having in our power to recommend
an article 10 the public that is not humbug, viz Dr.
Felix Gsuraud's foudres Subtiles, which eradicates
hairy excresences from ladies' upper lips and super
auous hair from broad and elevated forehead moles
&C. nicely, 40 safely, and SO quickly that no one
who nee ds its should be without bottle 1t is TO be
had at 81 Walker street. door from Broadway where
we les, itwh magical effect Beware of imitators 81
per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02
THE
IN v. s | BIZ Z
UTE

90 closely resembles the real head of hair that scep cs
~ connoisseurs have pronounced the perfect
tordnary invention of the day The advantage Of this
novel and unique wig its being made without sewing or
weaving which its appearances closely resemble
the hair both in lghes and natural appearance
defy detection, its texture being beautiful and
ee that all cases of persprton evaporation is unmpedd
and the evils of other entirely avoided The scepc
and alike invited inspect this and beau
uiu Wig and the peculiar method Of fitting the head the
manufacturers o. Barry, li6 Broadway of Liberty
street. up stairs n22ws'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02

~ CONSTITUTIONAL DrBltlTYi CURED
Tue Tonic Mixture prepared, hy tH College of Mod-
cine ehd faarmacy, Of the Cit ~ Ntn Nofk, Is conf
IDENTIFY recommended to all iffeons stu fr- rom debt
lily, produced either by NOV arco IA secret
habits or by protrscted illness rhis cciGra nvigo
rator OF the Constitution, conpsei Ola cVbnaon Of
hoionical remedial pgents that as elnenly atspted to
the uyigoration otthe whole sy stem.
sold IN single bottles 81 each. VA eesrq ~ m n ,
DOZEN 80, carefully packed, and seat 10 az paris Of the
Union. W. s. RICHARDSON, Agent,
once and Consulting Rooms Of the College
~ N. ssau III eet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02

Jy- PROFESSOR VELPEAUiS SPECIFIC PILLS,
safe, quick nnd radical for gonorrhna glee
and all mocupurulent discharges from the urethra
They have entirely superseded the old treatment for
those complaints saving the patient than half the
time occupied by the former course and curing the dis
case without tainng the BREATH dsagreeing with the
stomach or confinement from business. They to be
had genuine at the office of the Consulting Rooms Of the
college, of Medicine and Pharmacy, ~ Nassau street.
nprD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02

ny- CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT.
arUors Eyr0ct of Lungwort is fast gaining an enviable
reputation in curing these distressing plants and oil
diseases OF tho chest aud lungs. Daily hear OF some
surprising cure performed by it, II will in few days
cure coughso months DURATION and that have whstood
every other kind Of treatment Agency only Of 81 Court.
landt street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02

Excess in 1884, hbls. 20 Os3
The ceeirts for the month Of Oct s 4so a32 hills last
year. l026 bblsbeing excess Of about 30 600 bbls
Flour here without change at $LbO 81 $751; for ood
common brands Of Geuesec. The only transactiop in
grain is sale of 1000 bushels OATS at 27l cents