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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-12
Scott, White d Co.

Fl AVE removed TO their new store on the cor
nor of Main and Water streets, and hay ye
Just received and have on hand very large sup.
ply of articles.
$50 sacks salt er..s
$40 sacks coffee
St hlhidis-sssgar
l25 kegs nails
IS do powder
6O0O lbs bar lead -..
10 barrels loaf sugar r-.
70 do molasses ..-.. "t
500 lbs copperas s.-r
600 lbs saleratus
30 boxes tobacco -s-
bbls inseed oil .a
bbs tanners oil s H
1900 lbs rice
100000 cigars ~.
25.OOO lbs bacon
5000 lbs lard pE-.
10000 lbs iron
zoo plough moulds
20 casks sweet VINE
8 sacks blk pepper .s,......-5
ii boxes tea
80 boxes claret
II boxes cantenac ).
10 cases shoes g. boots
GO boxes glass
% Jokes sperm candles -r-.r.- u I. r
10 doz painted buckets
30 doz corn. brooms.
SO bags shet
20 cases cotton cards;
coils rope irrs-
20 bbls whiskcy r- lra
boxes collins axes 5lEi
Ginger - ~
Alspice r! r1
Indigo ,s---,
- Nader
Spanish Brown -
Whiting s5a5T ,
Paints &c. &c, &c. -, -
Those, and other articls. ,,s,,.,,.,.
house. oSu"''y
Wo feel ourselves bound q
udo for tho liberal patron. - oAP.es- \
have bestowed upon as. and h." "alc n
lon to business, to merit a ~ oy uy IA
same. ~ ~ So"sooonce u
June 10, lS43. L.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-12

JOHN AUSTIN 4 co.
IA AVE received, per Steam Boat Export, ant
AA for sale, low for cash, .. .. ..
$50 bbls whiskey ..- ...
5 casks Cogniac and Am. brandies
10 bbls Wheeling ale -.
10000 lbs Juniata iron
1900 los plough moulds .-.-
1000 lbs Am. blister steel .r.
500 lbs Eng. do do ...
10000 doz. cotton yarns
5000 lbs castings and dog irons
So kegs nails
20 boxes soap
1900 lbs bar lead
1000 gallons stone ware
10 bus. clover seed
20 do timothy do .ssr
25 boxes pit. TASKS -.. ..... -.
do Virginia tobacco No. l, &c. &c. &c
June 20, 1913. @ .
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-12
LIST OF LETTERS

EMAlNlNG in tho Post Office at Fayet
VILE, Arkansas, on 30th June ls43, whi,
It not taken out in 3 months, will be sent u !
General Post Office as dead letters
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-12

g AVE removed 10 their new store on the cor.
ncr of Main and Water streets, and have
just received and have on hand very large sup
ply of articles.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-12
Joseph III. Heard .

JOSepn Ill. Heard
AS Just received, per steam boat Marietta.
and for sale, low for cash,
96 barrels whiskey
l pipe French brandy
bbl American do
l bb Malaga wine
casks claret wine
5000 lb bacon, hog round
20 bbs superfine flour
10 bbls Kanawha salt
Is bushels dry apples
Fort Smith, Juno 8, 1913. l721
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State of Trade.

ashssPots are still down to SIS so, with trinng opera
tons Pearls very dull at S. SIT
Prouisions-Very little doing In either Beef or FORK.
The quotations still rule for Pork prime ~ oO Mess
sl $40 Ii So Beef quote Mess at So oo; Prime
SIS rs 25 Lard is active as before reported but
we quote ruling rates 81 cents for fair TO prime
Butter prime quote at rs cents. Very little doing
in any other articles under this head.
Co6ee-Ths article is in fair request, and Rio sells at
81 81 Lsguyra 73c; Cuba 7c st Domingo 81 SIC;
Msracabo II Tie; sunlatra cts at which sales to
moderate extent are made to the trade.
Hay- Movements for this article are brisk, and pur.
chasers compelled to submit to little better prices
daily. Our Quotations OF yesterday still current
Mlasses-Ibe sales under this head small, hut
prices are firm and Cuba have slightly improved. We
quote ruling rate yesterday at i7cts
SugGTs-Salss to fair extent, wanted to supply the
daily demand made at 81 Tets for Porto Rico; st
Croix u Sc; Brazil white, nc; New Orleans brown,
81 Gets.
Cofton-The news by the Caledonia is rather unfavor-
able, and the effect prices in this market will be very
sensible Operations yesterday small, the news
not having been perfectly dgested. To day or to.mor.
row will produce the result.
Four-Opera'ions to meet the daily demand for con-
sumption we're made at SIS S5l2t; Michigan 50 s7tas5;
ONO 81 81 as5 for good brands hoop Oho fancy
commands fraction higher; Georgetown rules SIS IS a
20 az Nothing doing in Wheat. Our last quotation Of
81 Is IL still govern holders.
Whskey-saies Of drudge at 23 a 24c
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ORR Trade.

AT Philadephis, July 18th, fresh held nomlnay at S.
2o andis very du Corn Meal is still quoted So 81
and Rye Flour at So 81 We have heard of sales Of
either worth noticing.
Wheat-A lot of about 1000 bushels Of light were sold
on Saturday at los CENTS and Monday 1000 bushels OF
air IN store at 10 and about 1900 do afat at ITO cs
and to day small lot Of 4s0 bushels at ia cts, of very
prime quality Wequote the price at l0s to Ito cts Corn
"A sale Of 800 bushels round yellow made Yesterday
and about 900 of of fiat at 53 and 400 of Delaware
at 55c Rye-We hear OF no sales price about 60 81
cts Oats-Abou 800 bushels OF Delaware brought
and % cts were offered and not accepted for lot of Vr
ginia; sale of 400 bushels Penn'a at 80 cts
At Baltimore, July l7th-The market for Howard
street Flour is without animation. Holders of fresh
ground parcels generally asking So IS from 70
good mixed brands Parcels recently manufacture
ed can be had at S. There fixed receipt price, The
sales Of City Mills Fonr made OF Wheat at SIS
So We hear of transactions within day or two A
sale of 900 barrels Susquehanna Flour Saturday SIS
25
We note sales Of four cargoes of crop North Caro-.
lima Wheat TO day. viz A cargo in prime condition
l22 cents; cargo at lis cents; cargo l2 cents; and
cargo not in condition for grinding l0l We
sales OF only about 700 bushels of old Pennsy
Ill lib cents Mary Wheat the crop comes
IN slowly. parcel Of 300 bushels prime red from the
Eastern Shore sold day at l22 cents Corn very
dull Small sales OF Mary land at 81 50 cents for white
and 81 65 cents for yellow parcel Of Pennsy vana
yellow was sold to-day 56A cents We quote Oats
cents for prime Mary land,
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The markets generally were IN satisfactory condition
In regard to American affairs The mission OF the ILL
nois commissioners excited good deal Of speculation
1t appears that the London holders had agreed to be 60
verned 10 the matter by the decision of Hope Co. In
this stage OF the affair the London Chronicle remarked
ollows:-
learn by the Acadia that Illinois six per cents have
declined at New York to 81 The price when the Illinois
commissioners left New York for England having been
about 49, and six months ago about 10 The advance
produced in the first instance by the law passed by
Legislature olllinos for the completion of the canal
afterwards by the speculative action in the New York
market affecting all public securities of any real sup.
posed value and lastly by the subscriptions obtained at
ed previously to the embarkaon If the commissioners
for England The American SPECTATORS represent that
the completion Of the canal will ultimately establish be-
That it will place the lands bordering the canal and
the Illinois River equality with the best lands in
of transportation being compensated by tae superior
quality Of the Illinois lands the price OF the Illinois land
being one fourth the price OF lands in the State OF New
York. After making allowance for the exaggerations Of
obbers in land and public stocks we think there are
grounds for expecting that the emigration from the At
Aantc and Canada to Illinois would be very great
and that there would he great their agrcul
tural productions should the ssoners succeed in
obtaining the requisite amount to complete the canal
The great obstacle to their appears 10 be navor
able Impressions entertained here and the continent
respecting the dispositions of the people, end the views of
the government in respect to their public debt-mpres.
sions mainly produced from their not having imposed
any, the least taxation in support OF public credit
And there who think that in the present
Of feeling and with the present canal law the
of the commissioners will be very difficult to say
impossible The consideration of this question had per-
haps best he left in the first place. to the eminent houses
under whose auspices Illinois Stock FIRST intt oduced,
and first claimed credit in the great markets Of Europe
These houses whom presume will act tog ether
feel the most intense anxiety TO protect their friends and
followers From their extensive information and expe
rence they will judge whether the time for interference
has arrived whether they consistently recommend
further advance the ground that it will three
times the amount now at hazard. Confident that the
advance tf made at ally will only be made on proper
grounds and with the greatest crcumspection, shall
wards the United States The Illinois Stock is prncipal
ly held here in Amsterdam, and In Paris. Mr. Commits
scner Ryon LEFT London for the Connecticut few e,ys
ago; his colleague, Mr. Oakley, remains here.
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Passengers Arrived.

AT BosroNseam,hip Csledoni, from Lverpeol-M Mr. md
Mr, Miles Mr. Mrs ard Miss G,tt, M aud Mrs Ciprrn, Mrs
J aS children and muse Mr. Ma,sy child
Spadrg, poppenN George lrqess Tn Ward Lov-r-
HgC pap bmaun, Gou,d and tIiend Wyeth Lat inner,
ts%ge Pr k,.D oq ReT1od. Felix Henry seboE Ed
Bates, JUS Cotan Jr., John Parker Pun,m Shaw Robt
Aora;% Bye Peg Kham Perry, smend Crochcr,
Haix from LiyeIlool--Mr Mrs md Mi.s Merits Mr. and
MIS- boggs Hon StuI Rev Hilkel. Mr. NJ rdoch Stew
art aud Mr Eastman. FtOm Halifax BJston-Mss VIVA.
leo. MIR Z II Green, snd Mr. d suther md.
HAvANA-Brig Peland-W CAMPBELL Margaret G Campbell,
X Stewart, Mary Stewart
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Cleared.
Snip Hendnct HUDSON Moore LonJon Gri.wold.-Brig,
Belle, Myers, wilmington NC L PoweiiwBIemen eslhct
Lcssa h;Sne1 hn'werp' W Wei''ersfhr Pioneer Cor
Bremen b'que Atlantic, Grabs. As days from Bremen with
sell, brig Eoo. Ca,elanc, so days from ermo. with
Prince, with coffee, &c. to Gn Lett no American ves
Brig Poland Smith, tOf NewDor) 70 days from H,v.n,wih
Brig Aid Mason d.y from Havana. with s7 cks bis
schr Hope, NJ che days fom Monsanla with mahoga-
scHr Raleigh stewa, from Washington NC. with naval
sehi Delaware Forbes from Washington NC. with naval
schf rect Briggs, Baltimore.
Schr Copper j. h son, Virginia.
s sesT S tas' ae S' FSl ANS s''
sehf Thos Merton, Ward Virginia.
sssT Fur SIoF Fsef, 'i E.' n%1.''''A''
sshr !,ulI, Portland.
schr Reliance, Boston.
Ship Montezum., Lowber, Liverpool, and others
Fssnerrs RECORD.
FoR LorDoNP cket ship Fendr ok HUDSON Moore, sails
today Her ieue bags close at GI9ns, in the Exchange.
sonn us,os rgae, which towed back to Boston, after
mai mast broken hee pres bat received other injury
hhs VIII probably soon be 7. ady for again
Lost oveboaro from whale sbio Mary. Nsniucket off
oaps Horn Aorl n. Mr. Thomss Nj Gudser oil Naatucket
seaman ~ ~ 49, "''
was mv a . June Elizabeth Mobile which
dock. ''' "'' peen ko' OH anu brought into
FALMOUTH, July 1.-The Finland h,y, been taken off the
Pap snp SUP, commenced taking ia her cargo of sugar
~, Suh on her timber laden, d. IN asted
ioa - ~ H. was fall in with 27.h u in
NORTH hANALpsKAy IsLASp.1
C.,, prru.x-D..x 81. =, orkney, Jun. "a, IBiJ 4
guns COPS lg ue sho Hanover Of Providence United
Staes, struck on the rocks called Altar abon az
iIo the nors west point OF and tn, n,, W s
VA M ana ms cew proVidenaly the shore The .,s
ssns ysT hcsyv over the whole reef Tie Hsno,er was
yppah and before she went cs. Il in
zSO s OF e cotton Oter bales are beng picked On en- sea
q since aud tuI under The Trnsnr 90 ts
nbver will be sold week for bshif OF ali .e
beg " trouble with his gong direei 10 H..
STATES, ena may cary the Grt account OF this loss '
am, dear sir yOurs tIuY,
EoBEET ScAIrH, Agent Tor Llovds
Notice To Mariners.
Capt Kennedy, OF the British Queen, which arrived Az
Whnehaven from Antigua 18th June,
discovered sunken rock the 2st Of May latitude B
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CoIyO CrSeL;a; Only Daashisr Tueisr Oscar Bsfsr and
brig ne' G.ss Io N aid 'e s
oSs ' scs v B,Ss''s Ra.' ssS,G, Trnnr
saumo luersa,e, Erickson NYork D,n W. bter, Betj
,EDoARrows uyI,-Au Asg'il Ri.hu,oud Leigb.ou fu,
sss S1sre s B S.k pot and ssd troush has
IN Baimoo flr Nd dfod Mainland MAXI: nh IL poii
~, sF f Br9roEo Jpy 7AnPomona, sherman NYOrt.
,NEw HAvEN. jolly l7-Ar Uncle s m, Atwood EoIndc,
rh MoSeie atannad Albny; Topsalnt, Haley, Pnillde-
, J"y A Henry sO,pse w,T a ard
Alb nv; is =. Lion, D ming York. -"
nLBAry July lAT P.cifc sperrT end Reaper, Kelsey.
PHLADsLrHA June 9--Arr. Champaign Miller. Liver
70 ~ phnn Rsdwic roos. Live pol; In Bill, J M
Ss, Nv Yos' PtSc, ciL, son; VIZ Penn BE- nard'
W. COX, tiaItOr,; M,no yoorhses New Ycrt: Helen
& o5s b sss '% Aleu- s e SIs s On.
en- ay1na Pee II" j., ppImcpd You Bosom
Cs,hipg New Beafpd; aac jackson "bty. Boston; Re-
Ar at Rich%osd 7tS Edw iress' P.s'siI. E..~or hn
ISag Ta%deo' Taisae Gogsn sl.wy ed sss-
BALrIMosr Jav i7--Ar Jeune Edou,d tFrl Rsdeu'k st
bs when no. oa r. ese 4T 'rS' sm THE H
s2%'G BsTen; stand I'd tel Darrell, spd Adso1 1871
oS SYo Es S' pe HsG' and c osa Ea G are
Bos on Mann.r, ADJ Nntucket; Narv Cook, Ne ury
Wnkaco sRi~s fasi Gsnt Mary %es NYoII
SID Wary Wks, II, Port Spain.
p Pit e3.s%a s Bs4 s.sn as
Nsw York do; P,nte Given Boston, Comet wts; Ino
T SGd Fss S SoSs. n Havana He
brew Carr, and Colossus. Lennon NYork. In port Kenng
Ton shumway; Mary Frances Hubbard and Kosato, Cook
s Nsw 9ananAs, July l25cS 1,sv Hill. London, Asns
Waus, " YORK; Fern, Bailey, Boston.
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Died.

On board the Packet ship Sheridan, the 9th utmo
on his way to Liverpool Tor the benefit of his health
THOMAS s. McCARry, late ofthe city OF New York.
On the 10Th instant, ARTHUR, of Richard Wish
Welsh, aged year months and 20 days.
The friends and acquanances requested to attend
his funeral from the residence of his father 81 Columbia
street, this afternoon at half past O'Clock.
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SAVANNAH, July l5The ship last reported is still on
the birth for Liverpool l0hs of penny is the asking
rate but there is very little Offering aud she fills up very
slowly To New York the packets laking 63Sc for
square and 75c bale for round bales cents per
cask fer Rice.
MOBILE, Julyll-There is nothing offering for Europe
All the vessels on the berth nearly full at the
previously quoted. We have therefore change TO
note.
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Foreign Hmportat,ona.

Ponr AU PRrcE-B is Jastn.-2A2 b,gs coffee do bees.
30 hides S $50 lbs logwood S8l G
fn-coffee W De Forest co-l27 hides Ros1re- 10
bags fee 20 ceroons tobacco sa5 Masters, MaIkoe coil
Spsnish doahoon, w Wai-i50 bags S2s0 r Narien-50
bigs l2i hides bxs g II garth.
HAvANA-S Brig Pol indigo hds Hicss 66 De Rhan
Moor--S noyeIeIgns yi'andl7 Daies tobacco Hoii
Ovens 50 bags cocoa ii II hG w De Forest CO.
600 Prouson0 punches bananas 10 pine apples
IS
MANsANILLA-schr Hore5n logs mahogany sticks cedar
10 IONS wood 100 stoves pa IN leaf u Curtis.
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90 TOILET ARTICLEs.-R szors of the most cele.
braed makers warranted; large variety of Tooth Nail
and Shaving Brushes Perumery and Washing Soaps all
OF the best quality and sold at exceedingly low prices
Almond Cream which makes the richest possible lather
sold at only s7t cents pot
g SAUNDERS,
Inventor and Manufacturer of the Metallic Tablet
Strop, I6S Broad way.
The Metallic Tablet strop invented by @. Saunders
has been in extensive for the last twenty hve years
Certificates of its superiority from the following scien
fc gentlemen at present the possession OF the IN
yentor.-
Professor j. Griscom, DR.. Valentine Mott, Gen. James
Tallmadge President American Institute, and M
Milikin, Cutler to the Royal Navy, 30l Strand.
Mandatory, l63 Broadway.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BILL, Huctioueer.
BY pELL INWARD.
(Sfores No ~ .7nn and lis Fulton stresfs.)
THnRsDAY

THURsDkY
Extra Sale Of Pisno re. FurD.uro, Paintings and u
h l',sr-rs Stock &c, By cualogue. ,,. p..,,..
for Sosvs"sas. q safe. d good s s,d,E g.,
Alto. french bedsteads splendid solas mahogany paro
chn,rs. rockers aud o,tomaus.
sond hand new pTo force, and small 81. valuable CO.
lection .o Of ,nci.p p,,ptng. b, Celebrated masters
Also lamps chandeliers y,..' Se
Large e,t..ye md e vsube re Of essp ClohDg
Pd 2, ed % o, w. s% s Dry 'oo'' and
Az in ,,rg,n' ,toe. e T p an
lever with case, guns and Ss,ets Of caTio,tss Also
hand srIunT cost ss,. A.o bIandy and gin
- SATURDAY.
At l9H O'Clock, in III" sa'ss room.
Luge Sale Of hand aud furniture Of all ds.erp
tons, at lO1l o'clock 10 the sale rooms
from a family giving no bou,eEes ping
same time, three valuable piano rtes by of the Mar
Also the entire handsome furniture of gentleman goirg
Al,o quantity OF furniture, French bedsteads ios
MONDAY,
A. 70 o, Ice III ,ns ale, room oS,r, ottoman.
wal. nG. wy % rsn ID w..s aads snd s liable 40,
paor chait II ,oleGdd Tain aud cu'h'oe seat
"A Flo. Cloths, SC -lrrwbrdse Co vii sell III,
&C. 81 sS "sw ard
dig td,ss d. together Th som. :C' ndd second "and III
Also III ore Of the airc gentleman consisting Of
Also no & + l fe Ola. and i's
Also, lot of oil pai things oil cloth, Sc
Also 100 windsor chairs ae TO be sold without
Also, few piece, OF sainets jv2o 'tsr
CHING MA HTNr AT AUtIIO>-Me.,r, PelI &
W. 81, On sau fg next .ae ~ VIII 81
20 00 shingles in day and be worked by horse
pOwer. jy1' 81 &C
FOR SALE At PUB &c AUCTION.
TIE RAILWAY MANUFACTURING co. viii sell al
puoic Itch August. at their Print Work. IN
aanway all the machinery a,d move be prp ty of h.
lenders cylinders. dye c"prs dying aud bleach
APPARATUS steam boilers steam engine Is ho61e power. witt
boilers fire engines balaneey ssfe hydraulic
aud common la se and small slide lathe VITA compep
and boIing and ba kmth tools
OF imported ,tee'. md and Old iron quantity Of lrups
suitable for calico printers and dyers, ubs and large
ci't-rns, stoves tables benches, &c.
Catalogues which he had application Mr. Philip
Trussler 1t The Print Works or OF
jye 'msr 81 Will I'm rect.
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A GREAT GRE! BOAT RACE will CON. Of :, The Ei,'ian
Fields H''''sn' f Fl M1Fd kx .hs s'h OF July m
Fo, ., fee, Bos,. to rew four each boat for rus
OF tw uty i've collars. Etrance ST. the entrance
SECOND RACE.
vii De gyen i've dollars enasce the adanee money
All Boat. "sss U o .p,., for he .bov. VII Dl.. 70
me Coion.de, Ey,i.n Field. on Q; before n:
S,ns the nsf se. Of The ,euSn' we a.: that q.
h, % fast R' B0i wi" 'n'' in NJ SS!s sePs
a sECUN0 ADVENT GROVE M.ETINO, in sew
ps aS ss T ssd
day, July 90 az P NJ. 70 continue soi days.
dS sound .o"shs &C a.. lower WHAT h:
oasrap,iae for ssMes l;'aod TIE liberal .wnsr
F s ."ss. Sosa add Room S s:
The Sc me- oru. run. IS ,-Lea,-. New YORK;
T. ro S.5 M ~ Nd. sTs'' .asr ~ NJ
u IoRLf lNpOsTA ND ape, C1rro-sc-u@. Con.
su. sud tho al, barge Of N r from the .s. .o ali .So.:
dege.sbe nols he he buzz of s-et faias Of
De nrss and also generally erd,nt s% thu a''''s
Mead the following editorial from the Saturday Evening
Cure for Deafeev5weh.ve herd much lately Of The
cure. By ri. sino s ,%eS d soye S..n gu SasS
timed A. the .ditor Of journal crcu iI1 ere n,sly
so to f' Tso.. ss P1 II 4 ' %..iS vii
'" In suSoped .sre.s. WV, ;. y,b te
De mess d..,,. which M, hitherto been ecr cred
deal for AID eoaeladed ma, me., 'en 10 ,ot
M" .. ,S Of s sssHp %o'G' q'f @.o con
Iud.d 90 ry 81 IN m 40 si" s@.s sa IT, One ~
he P;:a o &c e. Va. s.,, Ss
eSss sod . a. aud he :, C ,ossa =. .s
"sn ''s'' '"'''' LIS sUuBEE,
sold at whos,aI. aud rs,,il BY A. sand. Trusssu
No. 70 Futon ST, ~ Eat Broadway, 4T3 Broadway.
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.
sAvANNAH; July l5-AIr Excel B lxe., NYork. CID Ss.
vaunsh, Hawiey, do.
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90 TO THE UNFORTUNATE. ALI laboring IN
der peculiar complaints can fnd medicine that will
drive every vestige OF disease from the system purify the
blood and counteract all the bad effects OF mercury.
Also, DR. Connells Mixture warranted TO all recent
cases in from to FIVE days. pleasant and one
can suspect its All old obstinate will
In short time.
In consequence of the imposition practiced upon the
public, the money will in all be returned not salts
fled. To be had only at 81 Courtlandt street.
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Passengers Sailed.

LWERPooL|P cket shin Monte sssin and ldy
MIR jerome q Paxton. Mr. Wood Mr. Green, New York;
hieh.ds %e, King philadelphia ohp Cook lady and
dlnshIer, Buf.o Rev Jackson, Thos Way, Hrord VI
ruby, Orean; hn Briscoe adv and .ervan and xix
ehlcrsn, Miss Winslow Mrs Thomson Misl j OIL.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE iaramed aud celebrated Pills, from Portugal are
perceive obtaned this country See sdverSiss
on the last column. fonIh page,
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PORT OF Hmw YOEzx, JULY 90.
Cleared.


..A AZ NOON IL a.
Sun sErs .....7 Is HIGH uArxn... 81
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NEW york ~ a BOSTON


SOUND PILOT.
~ pilot OF vessels bound New Bedford, Nsnuek.
PORTS Office at Frye Shaw, naudca! store. ?22 Water
sire &c Beensn 70 no. OF
snd PORTLAND i,a imi.r
ST. GEORGE HOTEL.
o and he h s
for hyse ,u eess,S days IN the Couer Enqurer jon nal
viii be found low. and there being but few who have
~ S IT, s%d order h III may mot mot be
OF those will be eed in subsequent
to him 1'''''' ''''"''' Is ''~ A. YZNAGA'
The sub,c,ber, with The above establish
be for is u,u1s sbi... "' A''
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