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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-09

GilEAT IMPROVEMENT IN FRICTION MATCHES.
fl'nE sUIEkLA1INE MATCH, made without bTim-tone
i or other deeerus offensive ngrednt-aa article that
u actually of and akeis AIDE and so
bl IA popneton d patent atsl obtained at No 6l Beeck-
or stree New tork.
hee machs ignite with aud certainty all weatheTs
and climate sno burn bnlnaut flame lo thah
mihu hd thtt Too M vertical several tiers
may ~ sealed with By the blaze Of them hey
lay ~ water Tor many hours when the wood
before, IN
exaie odor Instead esecrbie aud
tnnva O the linsohe mach Orders and
may be addressed 20 g. BOWEN
Agent for the Patentees, No 6i Bleecksr st " Y
B--None sOlu OF ue'iNefed 10 hawkers. 81 imsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-09
PARIS LIFE PILLS.


TNHE Attention of all classes has been the
denable virtues OF PARIS Life Pill and majority Of
the people have evnced their unqualified approval of the high
character awarded this medicine, daily becoming
and more convinced of its efficacy curing disorders the most
opposite IN their recognzed symptoms Hence the propst9rs
have from been obliged enlarge establish
ment and comleed avail themselves of the combined aid of
mechanical skill and steam order enable them to
supply accordance with the demand and the
philan!hope Of every grade and of every cline will rejoice 70
that this invaluable medicine rapidly extending its heal
ing influence 70 every corner Of the civilized world
ved try them this time of the year In few days they
Will the powerful cleansing properties they and thus
induced to continue them.
vi persons more or less suffer at this from RELAXED
state Of the system induced by the heat of few
weeks Of the pills will clear off the and bad humor
thus generated The liver which generally gets sluggish will
be into healthy a aud be perform functions
allotted 1.-THE BODY elogether will be reinvigorated and
pared to undergo VIII sever change the fall may bring
hey SOLO retail Of the respectable druggists
New York and by duly appointed city and
town from Maine to Louisiana Canada the British provinces
SO and 25 cents each. And wholesale by
THOS ROBERTS i CO., 3o4 Broadway.
Who beg notify the subagents for the sale of PARIS Life
Pills IN the New England States that Frederick Brown Drug
gt 68 sshington street. Boston, their agent pro the
Of George Roberts having been withdrawn Sc lmr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-09
THO. ii. BLAKE,
Commission Of the Genera Land Office.

NOTICE 10 tRE-EAPTIC : CLAIMANTS.
Livery person entitled TO the nght % peenptou to any lands
within the limits OF shlls above eaumtf-ed,
qued establish te the % te LEICESTER
and OF The proper aud and meat tnee
Tor practc4Div after tins aud before
the day appointed io the Oh the pubic sale 81
the embracing claimed designated,
otherwise such clam will be forfeited
tho. H. BLAKE,
Commissioner OF the General Land Ofhce.
itaw 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-09


MADAME REsTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS,
Those Invaluable Powders have universally adopted
in Europe but France in particular for upward. Of thirty
safe and ecacious remedy iE married ladies, whose health
forbids too rapid increase of family.
Madame Rese ss IS well known wa. for thirty f.
ropehose OF Vienna and Parswhers favored by her
those great discoveries in medical science specially adapted
vailed well in this country in Europe Her acqusnt
with the physiology and anatomy Of he finale frame,
enables he-by decline and iii health Of married
females the meridian Of life and the Consequent
pd and often apparently applicable causes which cosign
fond mother premature gavetc their source
knowledge Of the primary female indis.
positions-especiay Of married emaewLcb in 1908 led q
the discovery of her celebrated Peventivi Their
adoption has been the Of preserving u health
but the life Of many aectionae wife and fond
ther.
The advertiser feeling the importance Of this subject and
tmatng the vast benefits esutng to by their adop
red by all that they hold and DEAR their consideration
Is not wise and virtuous to prevent evils which
subject by simple and healthy mean. within coHtrol-
.tatngy answer in The Affirmative Price FIVE dollars sek
be forwarded BY mail to any yart Of the United
TELL Female Physician Princiral Office ns Gre wieh
Boston ONCE NO. 7 Essex St jo AMIR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-09
,rAn.Nr s G I !TEf TO Is EEMALEs.

MADAME REsTELL, FEMALE HYSICIAN, would
A inform ladies who with delicacy have repug-
the treatment Of their complaints except by of their
experience practice and enables So She
deems state this, she does wish
elassed with the pretenders continea appearing and dap
rant and themselves are Obliged get
lo and residence 8 Greenwich street. between CORTLAND
PM al0 Pm
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
N. DE BOUpELoQUE, MD, LISBON, PORTUGAL
THE Scientific combination Of ingredients of which these
Pills are composed have made them the wonder and admir-
the only eyer dscoyeed that has proved invariably
cases being such that they be used during
Tor though always mil safe and healthy they certain to
produce miscarriage il used during that period.
The directions translated English, and enveoped
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Each box
tans the signature Of NJ de Boudeloque and the English d.
rectons have the signature Of Dr. f. MELVEAU authorised
agent for the continent of America.
They can be transmitted by mail to Of the United
Statss Sold BY Dr. + MELyEAU agent and importer for
Price Shalt boxes So No half boxes sent by mail Sold
Caharne Letters directed to Dr. r. Melveau box "a New
post paid. milo md&w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-09

ILTAICHES.Jhe largest and splendid assortment nj
w Wstches in the city, is 20 b found the subscrbers-
he constantly all descriptions Of Gold
Watches Of the styles, direct from msnufsc
urers IA France and Switzerland he enabled To
assortment and at much less prices retail than
any other house in the city Gold watches low SO
each. Watches and jewellery exchanged bought All
watches warranted keep good time the money returned
Watches clocks and Jew ellery repaired the best
at warranted lower than at any other place Ia the city
o y ALLEN, importer Of watches and jewellery,
GImsec Wholesale aud optail 20 Wall street az sttts
COLLEC TING BILLS DRAFTS, &c, IN BOSTON
~ MAsslhe subscriber has made arrangements Ia this
CITY, whereby he enabled 70 bills &c ~
Boston Tor prompt COLLECTION Merchants others
such business Transacted there hand them IN 10
Mr. GEDROE DOEL, No. 4, Ann street New York who is
duly authonEed 10 receive bills aud forward
collection All MONIES collected by the subscriber will be
promptly paid the enustng him with Their
BUSINESS and charge Il bills not coliced BIZ giving
his personal the above business trusts the
ties offered too obvious 70 rquire comment. oas
ANDREW ROBERTS ~
h aus lm.T ~ State street. ny stairs Boston..l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-09
QQKK LE0s, HANDS, ARMS, &C,

~.<,tp TZoA ttcoS, !!ANDsA ARMS, W.,
M a r i6 x sh cSG T.a % n se
No. ~ W. pas that he has a P
0''' "'fs ne oon HRTif + cIi1nriaf Trims
plan the and through
necessity, invented. made, and artificial leg for forty
sa' and been Sr .hrtys son
II ,nds, Arms, or the Common Wooden Leg. -
would , Inform ihS c;, ThG have had the misfortune 70
/. A shape exactly like the remaining limb
2. A capacity TO be dressed exactly like IT,
mode 81 % to he easy sais and accom-
and saReoin with da fe.ioo or ,r,;col,,ed
motion IN the foot having springs initiating the action Of the
dons above the heel and ia the "sep a s hs % %
All letters must be post paid Sc im-r
The HUMAN HAIR FORCED TO GROW.
STOPPED falling off dandruff cured &C. for the low
hottie sd IF % abss
a the gostys and real qualities Of this arricle-we don't
nOstrnm but physcians recipe force the root; Of
vii make their seaty' DARK and dni IN %ss make
hair il WI 1.-The hair, dlciousiy soG and silky, and
keep 4 so three as lo9R as any other preparation Give i
persons who have used this with success at the store
Rse sn"s boyle ass hs % h H%s
er Buildings Phadelpha Reddng State street Boston,
Fulton street, Brooklyn. 81 lm-ec
WHO WOULD BE WITHOUT TEETH2-Wh the
Wv snrs, de reduction dentistry made by
Cleaning Teeth, SiOO
Stopping with his Justly celebrated Mineral, IS
complete Teeth most approved principles
% sane p9fs as s the seoSs charge will
be made. 62 East Broadway. aIs im.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-09

RRQWN sHEETINGs-5o bales extra heavy, just recei,
ausOec ..~PERssE &.BRooKs.. 81 Liberty It,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-06
3jcfl!ral.

A.
Tbess iareible l.nss are fron 'as pm 81 5e'h hT
:, Prince. an English m, ehsnic
aCaIt 10 Tsss eE"r
Awake the patro' eas'
Awake ses4saing sscP arise,
rsare ruin be begun:
Tks,err eeio fso.i nags,
ilsvery shadow d soar fam,
Hath many battle We.
Aaa can yo stsoq to Mai ,rs''
.shaine,i olloNsrs Il Oppression .-s#
Have We no, la,i,hed health snI III,
A. z,ad ambition sal.s
uave We no, rus tie brin, o, s,iis
uabro.en II
Have ye moi Did tJs warthle', hing.
Priasts plsc men. eencahines and Lug
iiareye uot t,iiea TO- II
An ran ve. IN tlis start,rg hour,
s,ill .lambc. ia shsefs.. ,iI-ae.
apaks b, nal Ia -fsHa '7Hr Nre7'a
In unsvailio=
Awake, b1, net 10 deal is1estA.
crime. c,rnag,, hlaed arI6'
awakr, bat not Ia hafitIe bad
or dcs, itan feuaafhs laadt
iii all your hoHrsssPlfei
Lei vengeance a g anila.'' - s','n
IoYash yc 70 dee2ei defa.
l. pity 10 Yourselves h#Rs1s
ofb,uc-breatiiae basse.,
Who raise their voiss, a. The air
roeousregsled ,iasc's
rbosc men Nno Julas .ile. tc'ta'
Or lead lhroush Ansfsh, iAe Wy
r. dungeons au1 ta grave
stfons arm. can uufk na -ft4f IrfoIrr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-06

trIa1Ins h.. and dot, duo III RTON 4 ROBES
and ROBES y n RiOA. notice Is hereby given
'ha' III stock OF H",d, aeIongog to Rodes aud Bur
ton, and am7aui.uI aal.#ul
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-06
O;asfsaa~sie.scss Sair.

Epl virn' Of decree Ut the Circuit Superior Court
IL 81 Campbell County, made III the ''Swar \
Patton vs. Early \ ORGAN and others" the undersigned
Commissioners appointed or the purp Sc. will expose
TO sale, Al pa5c auction, To the highest bidder. the
front door Of Campbell {. H, on Monday, the rom
Of Jalr, 1913, the interest al Jacob Early The person
al estate Of Ahnrr Fairly, decd which Mas held by his
widow Dasa Ea-lv. Is dnwer-and lisa tie interest Of
samuel Orlan in the real and personal estate fJohn
Organ, decd which Is hrldhy Mrs. Elizabeth Organ
widow II said John Organ. as dowcr.--fhe sale will
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-06
Expenses n Tie oAsat


COOP Jost-Ihe Journal Of Commerce has tho
'puaihh' OF beng ION both sidrs IN roIuleal natto.
but an lnsident was rlaied 10 rs shlrt fin,e s,c
winch We consder good i 10 ,,,: Ono AT lhc ,l,,
Il Il'at paper. while comng oil. ci;, IN sfea,o,t
unused himself ~rh game cbequcr. incompany VIM.
wasgish genileGan, sometimes seen about the si,,,,b
'ilcs During the game. the editor, puzzled at rs IN
ifeacies. Inadvertently mJvrd one ur his onn,o,rti.
men Take care, take cart All II " sad he ..,,n arc
not IN the Janrpal Office Just you cunt MINI on
pom siaes q u" gene The hiI was 50 aapable as 10
set the wtpDie eaDn ina ruar
l.Ntw Horen Register
.Nauroo-'The editor u tfn Cnuhoaa Fails True
Anericaa says he cpnyhrsed With gentleman DAY or
Two SINCE who had lately visited the Norman Prophet
~te states that there at Nauvvp conyrepated
from all parts II the world soine l7m Is 900 souls-n
miserable. wrechet cendlirts snbjr 10 the order Of
smith. While lupdEsaie ecane dissatisfied with the
Ierese~'ed Promised sand.' and leave for a better
heritage their places siiic 80 by fresh converts
!" w'cked system OF deloslon. The great temple esii
mated to cos half million ot dollas has ads,gce,i
teui "A lee. IN tic walls.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-06

lhr 1T at Tho and lbovc advertised Is postponed
aba day tht Isl DAY Of Iule When II viii ccrlaln
~ tfhe place. JOSEPH X. IRVING, Trustee.
June - t3IIy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-06

7 h7ml, NA'n3tn. Janes ~ CHAN, t.cIacot Toun.cnl
Il N lcIN, Defendants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-06

tlRGlNI u Y RI. IA. Il ~ he Clcra', O.f { Of Ia.
CotutN .uft 81 &c loud ia lth la Of june on,
thousand ri2h, haa I'D aul foriy tlles:
Henry Inyd, pltatin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-06

iIR aNtt.-N tseaa ul z afterlv Sessions, r,,,.iI.
MI anI held fr Helird County. At IT, Conrtb,p,.
9th das OF Ny, pse thousand csh hundred and l,i,
Il 10.
Gn,nvrs \. W'ns6f1 and iA'nrs +. Jolm.or admins.
ratots OF EIinAh.s ! Edison, deceased I,l,iu,iT.
against
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-21
MONEY MARKET.
Wednesday, sept. go

Wednesday, sept. 900 PM
The Stock Market has been less active to-day. There
is disposition to Wait the arrival of the steamer in the
hope that the favorable movement commenced at the
date oil the last advices will have increased farmers
Loan rose /; Harlem, 4.
At the New Board sales large, with but little
Ration in rates
isvery evident from the state of the market that
flencein the ultimate payment Of State debts is daily
becoming stronger This apparent in the assimilation
OF prices each other All the low priced stocks have
advanced, and Ohio, which the lowest Of the divi
dend paying States, has rapidly approachedl the level
of New York We may compare the prices Of her stocks
with those Of New York. and i'll April last when
she new per cent stock offered as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-21
lfOrelpn R0rlA.

M.yAszAs Sept s-sld Ellsworth Boston. In port Chief
ana oeosiana OF Boston; Token, from do; Convert from
pEnEn,HA, Aug 2O-Tn port EyertOn for Norfolk, days.
f0zr GssT" Gaod A" T GS SSGsG
MagnS bsao from &c? aae ROBIN IooG Lemoa d ss
R9bt Treat Tmat, from Wilmington, NC. just arr
Ts 10; R6;T b%xa New i$$ ksiS Bel
''' '0'' '0'" T Hoe P S%Ti B'Od Newcastle
FeRrsp s ssp -s9 Iad aya9 S
j9mia Lunt Phi sderhs5 Warren, iteo%b Baltimore; A@e
ese rss London and as BOSTON,
Ti S SST m ga :l Ssw y &a "a f
sa;SS$
n sAlTS ssSt SID CAROLINA Brown, MonesideG and
PPsRsST har iSs1rck NYOk 10Th DIANA Small do CID
d4s' s. 9s% eosS s5sI Ss saw
FfhsYdsp&e; Roa%ste Webb Porto caSsIIo Va New York
s%s MA: :% hsssSs s
m a Gd Y% 3 Of pfSurbE Ess
billiard Gc@aiyes; Xs.Ises% Wppin SoTeans Ghiqisss%
yiiEsE Gov
HSs" Perry SYorE 50 i9h LIEN kod i s sfe
RspaSe sowa ASny Nfok Adelaide soeum and
HsTsT Sept Am ss.h Hs@ S snS F...
" ASq Sid sproa fhadsSha ohio ' Fam 2a
PHIIApELPHIA, Sept 20--Arr Star Wilson, New York Cid
Russell Mathews Falmouth, Jam; Maria, Stetsou Port
frnce tinancie Sargent Portland; Robert Waln Sears. and
Lewis Bruce Stndey Boston, Surveyor Houck New Haven
Rehd Tsylo Haskell CheElesown Mass; AMERICA somers
Schuylkill Ryan, and Ontario, Holman, n ork
BALTIMORE, Sept l9-Cld Coriolanus, Halle, Trieste.
ALHxANpniA Sept lS-Beow, Adeona, of Bermuda, and
Shylock, of Boston,
RlonNioNpl. Sept lS,-Cld Ednburg Houdlett London.
NORFOLK, Sept l8Ar Martha Elizabeth Cromwell, Turks
Island
EpENroN, NC Sept I6-sld Sarah Louisa, Tiet New
York y
SAVANNAH, Sept l5-Ar susannah Cumming Sater Liver
pool via Portsmouth, NH; Vgilnt NYork for NOrleans.
Ga l. Baldwin, Thompson, aud Madison Bulkey, NYork;
John Smith, Jarvis Boston In port Susanuah Cumming
Clark, fin Portsmouth Nh Apreus Godfrey, Boston d;g
Coromando Freeman New York wig; Newark Shapter, do
dg; Clinton Lyon, do do Henry Jenkins Lghtbun for Ha-
yana Ceylon Col6um from Boston disg Excellent Davis
KEY WEsr, Sept 6-An LIST, G. Bourne, Curry New York.
and sid 4th for Port Leon; h, Staa Babbdge New York
and sid 9Th for do Trad Ferry Chase NYok for NOreans
in her boat for on the ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-21

In April there difference Of 80 per cent in favor
OF the New York stock owing to the dscredt OF Ohio
Since then the latter has gradually advanced until the
per cents sell high those of New York while the
Ohio per cents still ~ per cent less than those Of NJ
York If the per cents worth much those of
New York, Ohio 6's OF the time to worth
the those Of New York. Hence the latter will
tall or the former rise. There is very little chance
cations OF an increased abundance The rise in
stocks has been in the face of large sales account of
trusts closing up. 1t is stated that eminent house
has RENTED abroad since july 81 900 900 account OF
Kentucky, Tennessee and Illinois bonds being closed
trusts. These remtances have formed extra demand
upon exchanges and have formed a large supply Of
stocks upon the market, yet money has lowered in
prices and stocks rsen All these indications that the
elements of renewed prosperity forming themselves
into shape that there are few commercial debts
but what can be promptly met and that but few new
contracted.
The from England, in a commercial point of
view is in degree different from that by the previous
packet-money if possible, is more plenty than ever
The disposition TO in American stocks seems to in
with the receipt of every fresh batch Of from
this SIDE The bullion continues to increase in the Bank
and the volume of the currency swes much faster than
the wants of business require The following is table
OF the otsairs Of the Bank for some time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-21

Now then appears that the quantity OF Bank curren
cy which constitutes the basis Of all the credit move
ments of the kingdom, has increased within the year
s6o0oOoo, and the specie hand $i2 900. The
Increased deposites corresponding with the enhanced
of bullion indicates the amount of bankers
ptal in London remaining unemployed. The circulation
of the Bank of England being legal tender forms the
most part basis of all the joint stock and private Bank
movements throughout the kingdom Specie is the basis
othe Bank circulation The Bank circulation is the basis
of all the other paper movements of the kingdom The
amount OF specie large and admits of great
IN the amount of paper which in its turn swes the basis
for all other paper. With this power of ex.
panson, acquired by years of Distress the monetary at
fairs OF England are entering upon year of good crep
with amount Of specie greater almost than before
The securities loans very the rlowct range
There be but few millions of private paper above
the usual amounts of Government securities. The in
crease specie the Bank since the close of lsio has
been steady and large and with fair harvest the ns
tuition has ample to assist Government by pro
noting specu alton in all directions and will as here
evnce itself by selling upon different subjects for spe
culation Stocks and produce have been affected here
aud when the money power bsgins to move in
England, stocks wilrun wild there. paper imitation
in England will drvecon of the country whittier
There Bank here to repel by its the specie
which will tend towards us in return for the advancing
prices of produce there and will in all probability
flow in until every channel of trade is filed.
This natural operation of visible causes, will do moi
10 bring about payment Of State debts than any
legislative action which could possibly take place
Even Penusy vana will be raised TO the lev Of common
honesty in tho march Of events Let the progress
Of trade upon the main line of her public works for three
months of this year compared with the corresponding
saason OF last year.
TONS RECEIVED THF MAIN or PENSsylyANtA
IMPROVEMENTS, PUIt.AprIpHIN HIrTsBURGU,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-21
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Sales of stocks Mt philadelphia.

Tuesday Sept. l9.second Board 30 shares Manufac-
urers and Mechanics Bank, l6t; do Reading railroad
49, Ss07i State 5s, 57t $4,000 do 5000 State 6s saS
3d. share Northern Bank of Kentucky 81, do do do
So s2260 Chesapeake and Delaware IS, 1856, a7;; 100
shares Vicssburg Bank 81 100 do Norrisown Railroad
4: $1,000 Reading Railroad convertible 6s $780, 6it 90
shares Wilmington Railroad, IL.
=, wednesday, Sept. 20-second Board.-Sloo Lehigh
Nor gage 6s, Ca $1,000 Reading Convertible S. 60,
5000 Tenn. 5 int 10th Sept so $4,000 do do do,
sIf; 10 shares SchuyKl Navigation, 80; 10 DO Camden
al Amboy RAILROAD, 80; 40 do Norristown Railroad
10000 u s. 6s 1862, la S24 900 State 5s 5sa 100 shs
Ficksburgh Bank 3; 1900 Camden and Amooy per
cents int Feb and Aug ds, 80; shares Union BANK
OF Tennessee, $50; do Trenton Railroad, Sd $1,000
Schuylkl Nav. SIS 1885, Ga 20 shares schuylkill Nav
59 rs do Wilmington Railroad III; so do do do 1876 lou
do 10 do l7!; do Pennsy vania Bank, i4sj 90 Com
mercia Bank 442; do New Orleans Bk'g Association,
20; $50 do Wilmington Railroad, liz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-21
Passengers Arrived.
Foreign ImpOrtatIOns.

LvEnroo-Ship Posmouth--lOO tons coal iona sacks sa
ThomPson-27 bales Cameron BancloO bxs tin 80 copper
coz l. Atterbury,-2M Armstrong; w Buron-I2 Town
send Sayre CO., Corning co8 Sheldon, Phelps co-l2
Thurger CO. Mill, Cox &Anderson2 smh-35J Gihon
Is cks u bags bdls II bk II anvs Wetmore Cos pkgs
BeTisn--2i IL Norris Haskill-6i Tooker Mead K
co-69 q y Moewood-i w Benjamin. Godfrey, Pason <
order - ~ ~
TRIEsTE-Brg Cumberland78 mdse Dutilh Cousinery
20 bblS cs cream tartar Meyers II l. Routh-2
bis leaf Brusen, Hoop x COD bbls | ok
oil bbls fish bones mdse bbs paste Hoffman, cases
books Crooks-33 bales mdse cks bbls anthony
to order.
DuNDEE-Barque Backness-l9i bales 3iI pcs Stone col
hhds 10 Cameron BrandlO bales Tooker Mead CO.
10 Johnston X Burratt-70 4 order.
HAvANA-Brg Fatsey Bount-20 pipes rum 28 bales indigo
lomb x selin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-21
THORN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CA.
PARA AND SARSAPARIII.A

POSSESSES few advantages not enjoyed by any other
diclne Tor the of all sexual and which
with nghtened public, render assuredly highly popular
and desideretum long sought for the medical world u
that OF paste IS entirely aseess and unpleasant
sensation to the patient IL has acquired the fame "a al
most every part of Europe has been examined approved
aud sanctioned BY the faculty of medicine aud recommended
by the most eminent OF the profession. -, -
Prepared by j. y. Thome, chemist, London a lpT S
wholesale and retail, BY JAMES IhtlthNi,
266 Greenwich street conner OF warren sueet
Also AZ Park Row and 58 Broadway lbJ bToadwV, az
Broadway LlsIenard street. S3s pioau"e
Walker street. sH Wb'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-21
IOffS.
Total 10 lith Sept.
--l09, 600
All other Offices 62, 1913

The $79496 represents the increase of tolls all
merchandise sent from tide water; the $l09 600 the in
produce from Western States, and the S62 495
the iDcrease on the produce of this State.
The amout of tolls thus far in 43 apparently only
less than those of AL but about 900 has been
paid out of the general fund in bountes salt lead
cea this should be deducted from the tolls of43
AsHEs-Both descriptions continue IN good demand.
Pots sell at 81 81 and Pearls at SIS 25 and to 50 ST.
Holders even ask more for the latter kind.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-21
Died.

AT Brooklyn, l.. /, on the 10th instant MRs. +. T..
Bloomfield native OF Norfolk, England aged SO years.
Her friends invited to attend her funeral ut p. NJ
tbs day, from her late residence Fulton and
Neving streets, Brooklyn.
Wednesday evening, between five and six o'clock
Joshua GLAZE, second son OF William and Jane Ann
Brooks. aged six years eleven months.
The friends OF the family requested to attend his
funeral at four O'Clock this afternoon without further
invitation, at 60 Fulton treet, New York