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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-09-09
TAILORING,

VHNtlE undersigned tender their thanks
n to'ho public for the very liberal pat,
s sonage aereiofore extended 10 them,
and woli.dhe grateful for continuance OF
the same. They still occupy their old
stand on Tbs Soa;li eide Of the public
square. saeFe enc or both of them may
always be f1ufG. All wolk entrusted to
them Willis promptly executed for CASH
or good CASH NoTEs. Cutting and Repair.
ing done on the shortest notice for Cash
only. 30 nife
90 SO GOssETT & BIGGs. j.
September, 2nd lS43-45f
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IIUMBUG.

We see that some of the antI>bOnd pres
ees are publishing the speech OF Mr.. Nc
Duffie agains, the assumption OF state debts
and claiming him and all those who voted a
gainst the assumption, as regulators. tins
Is too ridiculous to impose upon any old wo
man in the country. There is no analogy
between Reputation aud assumption. - And
as,o the constitutional question congress IA s
no power over The state debts; but the legls.
la,ure has power under the constitution 10
borrow money. Assumption is an act over n
subject where no po,rer has been given;
whereas, in the case Of the Union bank
b, nds power was given to contract; and all
that any one preiends, islha' certain forms
allties were not observed--ihat certain
technical acts. which The constitution pres
scribed, we're not complied with.
Reputation favors assumption, and if i
soreads from this into other states, will in>
eyitabJy lead to it. But ifthe states p y
their own debts, as they will and ought to
do. then there is no excuse for ASSUMPTION.
There is pdt a bond democrat in thesta'e
who will not cordially endorse what any
democrat in congress said against assump-
ton. of State debts. What shifts these re-.
pudia,ors are driven to in their attempts TO
mako isappear Ahss sonae respectable dem
ocrat out ofthe state couDtenances their
way Of getting rid Of debts. = Statesman
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AN ELOQUENT PORTRAIT OF
THE SAVIOUR.


The following is description Of the per.
son If Jesus Christ, a, il was found in an
ancient manuscript, sel,l by Publus Lenia..
lus. President Of Juden, to The Roman
Senate:
There lives at this time in Judea, man
Of singular character, whose name is Jesus
Christ.
The barbarians esteem him as prophet,
but his followers adore him as The inmedi-
ate offspring of the immortal God. He is
endowed with such unparalleled virtue as
to call back the dead from their graves,
and TO heal every kind of disease with a
word or touch. His person is tai and ele.
, gantIy shaped his aspect amiable, rever
end. His hair flows in those beautiful
shades, which mounted colors can catch,
falling into graceful curls below his ears,
agreeably COUGHING on his shoulders, and
pariihg on the crown of his head, like the
head dress of the sect of the Naz1rites
His fnrehead is smooth and large the cheek
without spot, save that Of u lovely red; his
nose and mouth are formed with exquisite
symmetry; his beard is thick and suitable TO
the hair Of his head reaching lille
below his chin and parting in The middle
like a fork. His eyes are bright, clear and
serene and rebukes with majcsfv, counsels
with meekness, and invites with the most
tender and persuasive language. His whole
address whether in word or deed, being
elegant, grave, and strickly characteristic
Of so great being! No man has seen him
laugh, but the whole world behold him weep
frequently; and 20 persuasive are his tears.
that the multitude cannot withhold theirs
from joining in sympathy with him. lie is
moderate, temperate and wise In short
whatever this phenomenon may turn out in
the end. he seems ai presenla man df ex-
cellent beauty and divine perl'et tion, every
way surprising The children Of men.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-09-09

FtxE.-A FIRE occurred at Pittsburgh on
the night Of the 10Th instant, which destroy
ed the nail cutting establishment connected
with the iron and cast steel works Of Messrs
G. 4 J. H. Shoenberger. The damage done
is estimated al 8 10000.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-09-09


Considerable excitement has recently
been created ia Princeton, New Jersey, on
account Of the arrest Of 4 runaway slave
belonging to a Mr., Thomas of our State
The negro, who called himself Johnson'
claimed ! iriaiby jury under the statute OF
New Jersey. Atrial was had and the tes'
.imopy being clear in favor Of the claimant,
the jurv found : verdict in his favor. i
was argued BY Mr.. Thomas counsel thai
hen = ~ satats Va vis'epa 4 sbe
federal constitution The examining court
refused 70 decideahis. point, upon the ground
afwau. p jurisdiction,
No nan can have .. fair and unP5sjpdi
ced jury trial 10 recover slave propersy e
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e =, s.
vs. Bill for Dfvorsa
Rachael George,>
FMNHE Plaintiff having filed his origina
IL bill for divorce ga Eincula Mari
monii'' in The Circuit Court Of said
County; and it appearing TO the. court thai
the defendant is not resident of this State ;
1t is therefore ordered by the cou.t, thai
publication of the pending of this cause be
made in the Ripley Advertiser, Newspa
per published in The Town of Ripley Miss
sissippi, for six successive weeks; and that
unless the said defendant appear at the
next Term Of said court, TO be holden at The
Court House in the Town of Jacinto, on
the second Monday in October next, and
plead, answer, or demur to said bill, the al
legations therein contained will be taken
"pro confesso" and a decree granted accor-
ding 10 the prayer of the complainant.
j A.. TAYLOR, Clerk
July l2ih 1890 6w-pr' fee $40.
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some white hairs on the name, Ia hands
high supposed to be A or 5 wears old; apPrai-
sed 10 S35. August 30h 1913.
TAKEN up by james Kinney, living 9
miles west Of RJJley, one yoke Of oxen,
one red and white, some white. on his back
and belly, the bnsh' Of his all white, mar,
ked with a slit in each ear; the other a
dark brndle, marked with a swallow fork
in The right ear, and a crop of the left sup
posed to be 8 years old; appraised to $50
. September, % 1885 3w
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A T the July Term, 1913, gF the Probate
"a Court ofTippah County, Mississippi,
Letters Of Administration were grams
ted TO the undersigned on the estate Of John
Wells, deceased. Notice is therefore here.
by given to all persons who bave claims
against said estate TO present the same,
properly Authenticated, within the time pre-
scribed by law, or the same will be barred
JOHN L WELLS,
MILES A. WELLS, Admins
JosfPH NJ WTLLs,> traitors
September, 7th lS43 -46-6v
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Mcdical Notice.

cTx2a DR. JAMES B. ELLIS, res
N pectfully tenders his services to
the citizens Of Ripley, and vicinity
in the various branches of The
= 5AI-NG Art.
And hopes, by strict attention to his profess
siona duties, to merit liberal share of
public patronage. avn
GrHis Office is tho same heretofore occu-
pied by Laird, Ellis & Wyman, where he
may at all times be found, unless profess
sionally absent.
Oct'r, 18th, 1912. BIN.
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Ca ndfdates.
For THE LEGISLATURE,

We are authorized TO announce OR,
LANDO DAVIS Esq, a Candidate to rep
resent Tippah County in the next regular
session OF the Legislature, a, the November
Election
FoR Vrcn CHANCELLOR,
We are authoalzed to announce HENRY
Dickinson, Esq. of Lowndes, as a candidate
for Vice Chancellor, at The next election.
For VICE CHANCELLOR CLERK.
GIVE are authorized 10 announce DR..
JOSEPH o. Walker, OF Holly Springs, as
Candidate for the Office of Clerk of the
Chancery Court of this District, at The No
vember Election.
GIVE are authorized to announce w
B. KIMBELL of Ripley, as a Candidate
for Clerk the Vice Chancery Court for
this District; composed of the Counties Of
rippah, Pontoloc, Marshal, Lafayette, Pc
nola, De Soto, Iunca, and Coahoma.
For. POLICEMEN
We are authorized to announce Col.
ROBERT N. CHRISTIAN as a candidate for
the Office Of Policeman, in the 4th district.
For PROBATE CLERK,
0E-We are authorized TO announce WIN
MCGEE Esq, a Candidate for The office Of
Probate Clerk, for Tippah County.
For ASSESSOR OF TAXES,
We are authorized TO announce WILEY
HAMILTON, as Candidate for re-eec-
ton to office of Assessor of Taxes, for TIP
pah County, at the November election.
-a.--4s l--ss.s,.,~.FaR eRANann,
| J. I. FORD, is n Candidate for the
office of Ranger Of Tippah County, at The
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-09-09
Liquors..

WKIINE Rum, Gin, Cogniac and Champaign
wv Brandies, Anisett and Gold Cordials,
all of the finest quality, bought sxpress-
Iy for this market and for sale by
may, ls43. !. d. Waller.
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NOUSAs
HOLLY ||I!1 SPRINGS, Nj

I 7 Take this method of informing my friends
- and the public, that have taken charge OF
the UNION HOUSE, formerly occupied BY Mrs.
Graft where shall be pleased to see and enter
tain them at all times; and hope, by strict atten-
ton to their wants and comforts, TO merit their
patronage.
Holly Springs, Jan. lst 1919.
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CHEESE and Crackers. for sale at FsNa's
corner by j B. WALKER.
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CIRCULAR.

To the Voters Of 7Ipah, Pontotoe, La
Jdyene, Pamela, DeSoto, Munico, Coahama
and Marshall Counties.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-09-09

}. Z. FORD, is Candidate for the
office of Ranger of Tippah County, at The
next general election.
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We are authoaIzed to announce HENRY
DIcKlNsoS, Esq. Of Lowndes, as candidate
for Vice Chancellor, at The next election.
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Medicine.

Jusr Received and for sale Coppsras, Indigo
Pepper Spice NC. BY j.. u Wal ER.
Ripley, may 10, 1919.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-03

nz- THE TEETH SHOULD BE CAREFULLY
attended to- The that often sold under the name
Of powders Washes denrihces SC often do more harm
than good. Dr. Sherman's Orrjs Tooth Paste has now
been before the public for than five years. and has
always given satisfaction to every person who has ever
used H. Dr. Castle that celebrated dentist 1871 Broadway
has been In the habit of his patients
and sa best article he has SEEM gives
the teeth pcary whiteness, prevents their decay rem
dcrs the breath perfectly sweet and clear Of every de-
ieterious material DR.. Shermans warehouse 106 Mas
sau street. Agents 40 Broadway, 10 Astor House 2
Hudson street. 1873 Bowery, II East Broadway 80 Will
liam street, 1870 Fulton street, Brooklyn; and3 Ledger
buildings, PHILADELPHIA.
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Circuit Court.
n-E K-.A

Der. a,-OdeH + OdeH Us. Fountain f. Fountain In
this case' rsportedin yesterdays paper, Judge Kent
charged the Jury the law leaving to them to decide
the fact whether the full number OF gallons
for had been delivered by the defendants to the agent
the plaintiffs at their store in Michigan Ifnot, then the
plaintiffs entitled to verdict for the full
their bill of merchandise less such amount of credit
the proceeds of the sale Of the whskey the plaintiffs
might allow If on the contrary, the Jury believed tha
the gallons of whskey had been delivered matter
the quality by the terms Of the stipulated
men made for the plaintiffs by their accredited agent
Trowbr5ge at Michigan the defendants had fulfilled their
part of that agreement and released allciams
preferred by the plaintiffs in this suit Verdict for the
defendants
B. Cowles.
Calender for Tuesday-Nos. 40, So 43, A. 49, 50, TO-
II, -! rs, rs, II, 70, 70, 80, SO, 81, IS, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-03
CITY Intelligence.

scnrw Lopss-A notorious dealer in and pssser
OF counterfeit and altered money, who has been known
who has been tried numerous charges for passing
counterfeit money and escaped justice, was yesterday
again tried in the Court OF Sessions and to the utter as
OF the Court lawyers spectators and oafers
was again acquitted. No stronger evidence than was
presented the Jury could possibly have been given
unless had been previous aemg pass the Or
other charges OF similar character. Win she escape
agsinl
NEeRo BURGLAR sHor.-On Saturday night Captain
George Marshal Of the schooner Isaac Oakley lying az
the foot Of Leroy street. awakened from his sumbers
by the noise of persons attempting TO enter the CABIN oil
the vessel He rose, and seizng loaded pistol watched
until the burglar had made entrance and then hired the
pistol at him The burglar bolted and arrested by
Citizen who heard the shouts OF stop thef from the
captain who was on the chase The burglar prov 10
be negro, who gave his Anthony Johnson ioI-
mery Of Williamsburg l. The shot OF the pistol took
effect in his breast and the sugs have not yet been ex
tracted We wonder not that citizens thus prepare to
defend their premises from the gangs OF midnight
marauders that thus Dfest city A few thus shot
down do more 10 put an end to burglary than all the
convictions that will take place in the sessions Tor years.
MORE BuRGLARIEl-On Sunday night the dwelling 20
Delaney street was entered by burglars, and silver
spoons and other valuable articles and pair OF gold spec
tacles, stolen.
also entered and silver plate marked L. aud other valua
bles, carried away.
On the same evening the dwelling LAT Delaney street.
also forced open and variety OF ewelry &c taken
away. Where are the City Watchmen?
RosBEp IN A RorE WALK-One Samuel Furnival took
an evening walk with Hoppy r. stephens and Michael
in Sn e ae Wa in First
street, In company with Donovan, and when he walked
from his slumbers found that ss7 so had been removed
from his pocket Donovan was arrested and $39 OF the
money recovered.
PENITENr RoGyE.-A German named Augustus Ma
thios Louis Perck was arrested yesterday charged by
Frederick Bentz of 239 Tenth street, with stealing
the oath ult $50 in cash. He confessed the theft and
stored ailthe money unexpended
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-03

SieSoR OierFrs CONCERT celebrated from
bonst gives grand vocal and instrumental concert
to-nishta washington Hotel, HIS is an old favor.
tie here, and will be well patronised for his own me-
nts; but he relies not on them alone, having Sc.
cured the aid OF many distinguished persons Of the
profession, amongst whom are Sig Antognn and
Madame Otto. Sig. Cioffi is the gentleman who
signalsed himself by conveying ladies to places Of
safety during the alarm OF fire at Niblo's Garden
some short time since, and consequently the ladies
VIII support him, If it were only in acknowledg.
ment OF his services and his eallantrv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-03

ny- PROFESSOR vELPEAU's CELEBRATED
Pills for the radical of Gonorrhea, Gee and all
pleasant discharges These pills, the result Of twenty
Eve years experience in the Hospital 10 Charlie in Paris
have placed Professor vepenu at the head Of his profess
in all of diseases OF the urethra. They have
entirely superseded the old and tedious treatment curing
the most obstinate without tanng the breath
agreeing wi h the stomach, or confinement from bust
ness. Sold in boxes, containing hundred pills. 81
EACH w. y. RICHARDSON, Agent
Office and consulting rooms Of tho College 81 Ness9u
street.
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Marine Court.
Before Judge Sherman.

MONDAY, Oct. 2-EdcardH Hudson Leonard Scott.
THIS was an action OF trover In May lst3 the plaintiff
several numbers Of the various periodicals
published by Joseph Mason in Broad way but did not
mortgage which he held on the property OF Mason
number Of books, among Others those purchased by
the plaintiff To recover their value this action Is
cost.
Esq.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-03

90 PHAL0N'5 TUBEROsE SHAVING CREAM.
This article is emnently calculated 10 supercede al
most every other preparation for shaving so highly
pleasing are its qualities in softenng the beard, and I'm
parting wilderness and smooth appearance TO the lace
hitherto unatuined by any invention for shaving. a. =,
II improves with age, whereas IL 10 well known ,na'
soaps lose their emoent nature, and dry up tne
kin to smart by the action Of akslis on the sRip -
gentleman should be without this ne plus y, n
toilet, Tor consider good article for iane! 90 uu
pensable sharp razor trial Is invusu =, '"o nun
dressing soleon, ala broadway, opposite 81! p'asov
Sold wholesale and retail by Brannrd Co'ia Court
street, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-03

CINCINNATI ELEcTroN.-Mr Z. 8. Harris has con.
sented to run in opposition to DR.. Duncan for the
seat in Congress for Hamilton County, Ohio. They
are both democrats. The wings do not run can.
didate, but William Young, wing, will run. self
nominated. They have also liberty candidate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-03

YELLOW FEVER is on rapid increase in Mobile.
Twenty.fo Tour new cases were reported there on the
three days ending oath ult. Also, the same num-
Der at New Orleans in two days ending 23d ult.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-03

RECORDER OF NEW ORLEANs.-The democrats
have succeeded in electing Mr. Genols to fill the
place made vacant by the death of the Hon. Paul
Bertus, Recorder OF the First Municipality of New
Orleans. The vote stood-for Genois 655, for Cru
zaf d72
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-03

ELEcTIoss.-There are to be elections this month
in Georgia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Ohio and
New Jersey. Next month, in Michigan, Mississip.
pi and ssachuseus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-03

NAvAL.-The schooner Flirt, from Norfolk, has
arrived at Charleston.
Com. Wilkinson took command of the United
States Navy Yard, Gosport, last Thursday, vice
Com. Shubrck, whose term of command expires
Com. Shubrick took passage for Washington the
same daY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-03

PHL.pELPHIA, Oct 2-Ar Fqlcum, Norris Sandwich;
Driver Taylo ChaTeston Jane, Reed New Czen
ton, and Victory Brush, New York; McCeady, Barnett
Hornet lBr Psddleford Taunton Mass Amity Casio New
port; Amy Leeds Endcott Bristol RI; Pomie spurling
Noneans; Also Emerald, Lexington Helen and Ahea Cor.
neus.
BALTIMORE, Oct 2-An Louise (Brem) Steenken Bremen;
Willis, Delano New Bedford; Commaquid Felt NOreans
Quincy who died Wednesday after usss IF 80 hoqrs
Owens New Bedford; Candac. Brghtman Fall Ryer; Lua
ma Wilson, Portsmouth, NH; Heroine Coates NYork CID
Abbot and Iowa, Thqnpson Rio yapsiro and mkt; NsPG
bur Jamaica; NJ Clayton Parker, Trnidad Roe, Dodge
York Sid Scotia Leslie NOeans; Montezqma. Kelly Rio
Janeo; Warrior Griffith Chareston; + Stevens, Briggs
and e l. eager Hudson, NYork. =
ALEXANDRIA, DC. Sept 30-Cld Cowper, huntington Am
sterdam Sid Goth, Shylock Matthews, Bermuda.
RIcHaoSD Sept 29EAr Gen Wilsshs Br) Leslie Liver
WILMNGToN, Sept 22-Arr Orcha Harding, and Robert
mans Purrinstoa, p Pee Quad Ga ast Republic LIN
coin, Jamaica; 22d Victory, Elwell NBedford,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-03

VISITORS TO NIAGARA FhLLs.--We learn that ten
thousand people have paid toll at the Goat Island
Bridge, Niagara, during the past season. This, at
rs cents each, produces the handsome sum of 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-03

hoRBERY AT THE MUSEUM AT NIAGARA.--On We'd
nesaay night last, the Niagara Museum, on the Ca.
naaa s'de' was robbed of its collection Of Roman
anu urec,an coins, for the recovery of which re.
ward OF $500 has been offered
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Extra Herald.

We shall issue an Extra Herald in thirty minute
after the news by the Acadia reaches this office
She left Liverpool on the 10Th ut, and is therefore
due al Boston,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-03

DRUGS AND MEDicrNEs.-lt will be seen on refer.
ence 10 our advertising columns, that ]. G. Morr.
son sells all kinds of drugs, paints, &c a, hi, old
stand in Greenwich street WV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-03

Q3- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY EFFECTU'
ALLY CURED, whether produced by excessive indu-
gence in secret the effects OF protraced illness The
Tonic Mixture, prepared by the New York College OF
Medicine and Pharmacy is an efectual remedy for de-
bty OF any kind, being composed Of the most strength
ening botanical medicines known. Its effect truly sur
prsing on the constitution.
Sold in large bottles, 81 each, small do 81, cases. CON
talning half dozen, SIS, carefully packed and sent to
all parts Of the Union.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
Office and consulting rooms Of the College, OF Nassau
street.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.


sscorp BoARp, Sept 30--l37 shas schuykin Bank, 7;
30 Wilmington Railroad 1915 so do sa; is do Psnnsyva
BANK Il SO shares Girard Bank 6a ~ do $500 City
Louisville Bank, Sit.
Fnsr BoA.D, Oct: $4,000 Tennessee SIS LIST July ssi;
$1,000 state bs 6 $1,000 do DIS nat Gil $4,000 do 6oa 81
Louisville Bank, si; do Pennsy vana Bank nc; Il do
i6y; AZ DO Penn Township Bank, a2l; Al do Mechan.
,es Bank. ?stsS do Wilmington Railroad lst; "a do
Manufacturers'snd Mechanics Bank l04; $1,000 Cincn-
natl Bonds "a, $4,000 Reading Railroad bonds 64A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-03

GRAFTON ON THE CRoToN. evening Mr.. E.
D. Connery of this city, delivered an excellent ora
uon before the Prospect Temperance Society. He
took new view Of the temperance cause, and
showed clearly that water and wisdom were synony.
nous words Original thoughts in beautiful Ian
guase gushed up like the Croton from the Park
Fountain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-03

UNIVERSAL GAzETTEER.-The fourth number of
McCuIlochs Dictionary, Geographical, Staiisti.
cal, and Historical, is out. II continues the work
to Bridport," and includes several articles of con-
siderable length and interest. The whole will be
comprised In eighteen numbers, and will contain
seven maps For sale al this Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-03

RUSSELL THE VocALIsr.-This gentleman gives
concert tonight at Rutgers Institute, and next
week he goes TO Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-03

The New JERSEY TRAL.-The murder trial in
Hudson county terminated on Sunday morning.
The case was given to the jury about seven O'Clock
on Saturday evening, and at two o'clock on Sun
day morning they came into court with verdict of
"nanslaughter" against both the prisoners, Graham
and Hammer. The extreme punishment for man.
slaughter in New Jersey, Is imprisonment in the
State prison for ten years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-03

90 DEAFNESS CURED.-Ths con be done by DR..
McNsir's Acoustic Oil. Mr.. p. NJ Lyman, 81 Commerce
street. Philadelphia cured of total deafness Of fifteen
years. after all other remedies had failed Price but 81
per flask To be found at 81 Courtandt street.