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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-15

SUPREME CouPT-SpEcrAr TERM.-Dec. 11th,
1919 -WaI,yorth Ass Rep ada NicolI and nj
Motion IN snnercede writ of orror-denied soule Va
Miller ali nroceednps Of defendant under the
udgmen, he stavd IN bll ofexcentions argued and
decision of the court thereon If new trial is ordered
then Judgment set aside If new trial is denied then
plantif must nav costs of noticing and arguing hill OF ex
ception If an appeal shall be taken TO the decision of
the Circuit Judge then let stay of ceilings and judg
nert stand mi decision of court peck and Others ads
Uasnos and two other causes rdcrcd-that the order
heretofore made 10 oash the second writ Of error be va.
caed ana that Peel no allowed 10 nroceed ON the writ
- III 80 80. 800" sucb haI " error ne i. "a
a a., S ere no s,o 81 ryocecdnos is ;ntenaed ana on
] :, a. go 81 o,ros;ng rno,;on in So Sa,s NJ
~ H " han "a ,opa on s.,b r'r;, Of -roy ~ 40,
tI,a, II -. SIC Melton Co. ;,,a,rnrt az IN esss
49, s;, an,s ,,,, 80 u,ar, a. u,,;i,
Wo,;on sor iudrman, 90 IN caso o. rn ,r,rt
ed CaJkjos and Others ,JrrJr,strotors nr Mech =
Motion for Judgment ne in case of non nm
ansp Soon 90 60, a;d n,net al AZ, h one oner
cccd;n,s gr,nted 40 70 Je Ward an terms AMI nt;o
made nv. den WatsonCdenicd Swcctng Va var;n
Motion 10 refercrantcd SbcnarI and al ads CIarLson
Motion 10 sci aside inorest &cdenjeJ with costs King
"a al ads Esb Notion m chance y.nue denied anj
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UNITED STATES
TEA + MP o r l u M,
l2l late l29 Chatham street, Ne,o York
And lls Fulton street, Brooklyn.

WHOLEsALE AND RETAIL,
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue to offer fo
Their specially includes the delicious and
powerful grades of Green and Black Every package bears tn
horoaghy secured from light and air. that their quality and
Of prosecuting business perhaps, scarcely to be exceed
founded the utmost regard to the rights Of the custom
especially with weight and quality, and
vailed cheapres All purchasers called upon to return
,tjcs which fail them the satisfaction, which
the money will be cheeully and promptly refunded Country
merchants public establishments heads Of families, and ship
masters win find decided advantage supply themselves
fro this establishment.
GENUINE JAVA COFFEE roasted every day.
all of the United States executed viii
prvmptitnds and despatch.
The orly warehouse for the sale Of Hnr
mas celebrated Black Tea lmsr
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REMOVAL.
THE FRINGE AND WORSTED STORE OF d. M.
PEYSER co. has been removed to No. SO John street,
opposite the former stand Of ITO William street. n26 lmec
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n NEW STYLE OF CHILL REN'S VELVET CAPS
The subscriber has large and beautiful assortment Of
Gertsns and Boys Caps Of the latest fashion, which he
will sell cheap any other establishment this city
among which may be found gentemen's elo vel vet new
Of mole skim silk and fur hats of beautiful 6nsh for sale
low.
Fancy FursAlso constantly hand large assortment OF
Mufs and Fur Trimmings for sale at low prices.
NB1he Caps of the subscriber took the premium at the
late Fair of the American Institute. : : ...fa u.
MO m Chatham ST, Roosevelt
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WINTER ADVANCEMENT.

>N FREIGHTS FOR WHEELING
~ ,.s.;sS.s /. f. s.i X: J f I1ss
Al presently Agent for Bingham's Line
tbs city Plsoug take. tbs method 81 1,sps1 n s
Judgements for forwarding merchandise wa raroas enc
Wagons. during the winter season TO me ne nov p
Baltimore Pit,sburg via Phadelphia and
will be Forwarded without delay and az the lowest current
rates Ia either the above the Ono River Also
nercbsude and packages forwarded by Green's Express
hrons h in three days from Baltimore Wheeling making IL
ali liz DAYS from this city Wheeling. The business will be
conducted by =, -,
bingham Brothers ZIG Market street, Philadelphia.
lanes Wilson North Howard street, Baltimore.
Holiday Egeuon, Cumberland Md
lanes II Forsyth & CO.. Wheeling, Va.
VIM Bingham, Pittsbun, "a .
Goods intended for the Wheeling should be marked
New York and Wheeling Line care Of James Wilson, Balt
,ors and those Pttsbug Bpghams Line heretofore.
i' ~ VIM TYSON, No 10 West street ~ Y
New York Nov. 20. 10 ;. NIL lmsr
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Price Two Cents.

and Justice with entire freedom from partiality,
atones for all All men before Judge Parsons find
their level No extraneous consideration or acct
dental position imparts to them Importance with
him. Ii is the conduct of the man, and the cause
alone which commands his respect He is des-
We say 4" Judge, little more patience and liberty
with and for the bar"
And now, Mr. Editor, having given you slight
leave them for the present, promising in future to
make you and the public well acquainted with the
conduct of our judiciary. Public servants are re-
sponsible the people and promise you, it theie
is practsed time-servlng or any other unmanly and
unbecoming policy, to point it out. There has been
too much of it in particular quarter II is high
time it was put stop to, or the subject hurled by
popular Indignation from the high place he occu-
pies. HAMILTON.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

THE ALUAMRA, Broadway tbetween sprung aud r,ince
The propr tor Of the above snt beEs to INFORM
public that having engaged great expense
Of the ceebra foreign artists, who have arrived
tn perfection in their several department he now
prepared TO furnish Parties Balls Weddings with descrip
ton Of Confectionery, Of equality and style hitherto une
qual!ed in this city. apiwee
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=. CORK SOLE WATER PROOF AND DRESS
fBOOTS.The subscriber makes to order Boots OF tie
above descriptions Of finest quality Of French Calf
skim the Latest style at reasonable Prices Gen.
emeu been the habit of prices
for articles requested call and be convinced Of
their interest in purchasing at this store -
ORA nes being taken eet pair Of Lasts kept
each customer there difficulty in getting handsome and
easy mt. ~
Constantly hand large assortment Of ready made Dress
Boots at 50 and 50 so rair; Double Soes from
81 TO So per pair Shoes Half Boots Dancing Pumps,
Slippers, sc ,nally low prices
JOHN L. ATKINS. III Fulton street,
d8 lmsec between Nassau aad Dutch streets
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BIRDS! BIRDS! BIRDS!
lust ARRIVED. the largest Of Singing Birds
Imported this country from Germany Amongst
them are Canary Birds the aes singers; Nghngaes,
learned Bul6uehes and Blackb and large number Of the
very finest European Singing Brdsal of which will be sold
low at HENRY blCkS,
rs In Isl and Isl Cedar
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<R,vs ANTLHUMBUG STORE!--LlVEANpL LET
sssae LIVE!-At the old exclusive Boot Store No. LA
Chatham where the odos practice Of calling per-
the store not tolerated. Gan Pc Water
warranted ranging from three five dollars being
dollars lower price than generally obtained
Equality cons dered m this city. NC 3wer
PARIS BOOTS AND LASTS MADE TO ORDER,
By E. SUSER, ITS BROADWAY, (BAsEMEsr.) '|.i
One door from Court landt street
- f.. SUSER B0otma&er and Maker OF Lasts, an
Five" OF Clerex OF PARIS. begs leave 70 inform his
friends and all the amateurs Of gentienany Ghaussme
that ne make New YORK, with the best French
eriais all that so perfectly made in Paris by his the
celebrated Booteks Cerce customers on
this side Atlantic respectfully Susers
Boots and Lasts before they despair Of being causses
New York, after the nices latest Paris fashion:
Also the genuine Paris Jet Black Varnlsh sold
NIL lm~m
60 BOOTs--Wsrer proof, double and cork soies
GlA French and native cIf and patent screw taps war
good calf boots for boys, and chiidren's
coarse water boos and shoes OF all sorts and sizes.
N misses and chdren gaiter boots, shoes and
double aud single solos, aud of color and shade
Ladies Gents, aud Childens water proof India Ru
shoes of the latest STYLE all Of which will be sold
cheaper than any other store IN this city.
MD imsm Of Canal Sc.
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CLARK, BININGER 81 COZZENS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS,
E6 Ucep1 sf,sef

CLAhh, BlNINGER d COZZENS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS,
So pesey street,
IT AVlNG completed TIE Of their store
IL fully solicit the OF their old patrons and the pub
,is 10 III ir incTeasee stock Of
SUPERIOR BRANDIES, WINES, SEGARS, LIQUORS,
TEAS GROCERIES, SC.
Their goods uary suitable for Hotels being select
for that p,rpose and embracing
lie Iequisite-@egars and Brandes pacua'. OF choice
brands vage Chtmpague Loadon Porter Brown Stout
Id Scotch and Irish VIII skies, Os Cheese Maccaron and
Vermice. -.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Choice Liqueur, Preserves Brandy Fruits Grarss Raisns,
Spced Chocolate Currants C,lane tor making Jelly few
mnutes Extr tct Vanilla Wax Candles, Almonds aud every
thing necessary for the Of families
n sole agents in New York Tor Demuh's Snufs. dl3 St.
DARK rLACE HOUSE Families or gentlemen wishing
board invited call at this esabl shment, No Park
Place and aud 2 Broadway. The scale prices is mode.
rate wheu position Of the house aud itye Of
dations aiken into account. -
SI3 stsec j. @. ELLIOTT.
NOTICE-REMOVAL
THE subscriber info his friends and the public that he
has removed from establishment o. Bro dwav his old
tand ga Broadway, oppo.te 81 rauls Church. having
bought the entire interest Of Mr. Van Vranken. large
so IL ent of rs aud Cans, consta' thy on hand
JOHN ". GENIS, ate
GENIN & VAN VEANKEN)
2Ii Broadway,
do tmsm opposite st Pauis hurch.
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE. sr
0S Ohm READY respectfully informs his friends
and the has commenced business the above
line No. 80 Nassau street where he will thankfully receive
faithfully execute all orders he bs favored with on the
Lo Tow
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News FROM TEXAS AND Observation-Disclosures
from Galveston to the I'd inst, has been received
at New Orleans
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1'HE ALHAMRa $50 Broad~ay. between spring and Pm
streets Oysters Coffee thocoats and variety Of 9th
er e hes served up superior The Ladies' Saloon,
The oo has enlarged aud 70 nshed in the
esgan; aud costly This has already become yo-
lite resort tor ladies' WIZ, after the fatigue Of shopping
morning tromenad" require some ietel retreat like this
IN which to ieh themselves also FOE psities returning from
The Theatre Conc who enjov the elightful
supper without the oube and OF preparing them
Al home. do iwec
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which well adapted for using the Sospo for sale by
the proprietor his for the Sospo, 81 Fulton street,
corner OF Gold
NB-The public are invited to call aud test its merits
dill lm%ec
THE SUBSCRIBERS have Just received from germany
L and offer for sale, variety of WATER PROOF and
AIR TIGHT articles, called ANHYDRINE for which raj
tents been taken England and Germany They
are vastly superior THOSE by the aid
Of from which they distinguished by being per
iae.ly NOTORIOUS. INELAsIC but supple aud under
These articles are msnufaet With wool ronSp linen sk
ETs GAITERs, AIR0Ns. MIkiTAREYs E TEMTTNs
HOSE Also, HAT AND BoNNEI LIN It a, with nh
Iheumatism AIR CUSHIONS, PILLOWS. MATTHIAS IS
WAGON COVERS, for the USE OF RAILROADS; and
20 cover all kinds Of vehicles and boats Also Tor BAL
or oily fluids without chance Of leakage They have also
of this manufacture excellent article of SAIL CLOTH,
which will the passage of air. will last longer be lighter
than ordinary sail coh require less number Of hands to
manage them. In the Manufacture of UMBRELLAS this
article superced other material Indeed the usual
application ANHYDRlNE must be slmos, unlimited
be omitted that this article is admirably
adapted ceveT for feather beds the preparation from
feathers will under be prevented from penetrating and
PFEIFER & WISSMAFN,
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as FOR LIyERPooL1-NEW LINE;a:,RegyIaI
INV ship SIDDONs Capt. +. b Cobb. Of 1000 TONS will
a as regular day For freight passage having
board At Orleans wharf, foot Of Wall street; 70
Price of pasxaRe Sl0o IS South street.
The packet ship Sheridan Capt Depeyser Of 1000
will succeed the Sddons and sail the tn January her regular
day. - . -.
tn,jIv "a advertised dice
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LOOK AT THIS
hGENTLEMEN'S CORK SOLE BOOTS, the best Of
quality .-.1 .I-I lIF"sI IS 90
Mo Water Proof Boots do so
Do light French Ca fskin Boots do 50 to 90
Do India Rub over shoes, with leather soles 30
Do plain Rubbers, ~
Do Dancing Pumps. "
Do Dancing Ga ter, %
Do Worked Slippers, : W
And all other kds Of and Shoes in fash ladies' gai-
Ter Boots; Buships, Slippers Ties. quilted Shoes. lunea
Shoes white black satin Shippers Shees India run
urred. plain. and all other kinds Of Over Shoes
Clogs and the assortment oil boys Boots
and Shoes childns of all kinds TO be found IN
the world all of own man9f'ctu and he best o. fIenc
and to be the BEST and as the cheap
est at 3s' Broadway, corner OF Franklin street
d8t30*ec GREGORY & CAHlLL, 367 Broadway
NAY'S SHEET RUBBER OVER sHOEs-25 Maiden
- has that leather sole can be at
tached India Rubber uppers, so that H impossible 70
Paate them in the wearing These Over
sins which the proof boot fast tending are
furnished by the Roybury India Rubber %
Maiden Lane quality surprisingly perfect and altogether
better than being made other the
trade The patent quilted slipper Over Shoes and Boots
furnished only this sabshent Every article appertan-
ing TO the rubber business for sale made to order
HORACE H. DAY,
Successor to the Roxbury r. c.,
d. lm&r Is Maiden Lane.
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EE1 FOR NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and New
~42A " rk Liue-Regula Packet of 10Th Dec The fas,
S&AS&S sailing p OK ship HU sTSvlLLE. Capt Z Cor
n.il win sail a. above. her regular day .
frsht or passage having furnished accommo
dstions apply board Orleans wharf foot Of Wall street
n. ~. ~ ~ ~.
shippers by this line may rely upon having he'r goods cor
agsnts IN New Orleans Hullin & Woodruff. who will
promptly forward all goods to their address IN
The nae ket ship Csason CAPT o hldrdge Will succeed
the Huryi le sail the y0th Dec her regular day oi2f
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EAN UNLT FUN
MA LEANS Che first class pa ket ship ARKANSAS,
Capt Buegess will sail punctnally on the 18TH Dec
he Recommendations of this for cabin second cabin
such cannot fail to
c mfort to passengers during the voyage
h The ships This line have nmenced their regular
trips and will sill puncua every five days throus bout the
Passengers therefore rely being cetain
The price Of passg. being very low those wishing
h.r in either Of packets by applying
~ w. * J. Il. TApSCOTT, 4, their
General Passage Office, - Peck slip,
d,I corner OF South STREET.
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PHILA UkLPHIA
DAGUERREOTYPEE ESTABLISHMENT

THE SUBSCRIBERS prepared to sell Watches
and Je%ery low qot lower thn any other house
do from S. $50 each Al Watches warranted to Keep
boxes erared warranted lower than other house
the Second hnd watches and old Gold and Silver
hen in exchange OF bought for cash THO NPSON FISH
Err importers Of Watches and Jewey wholesale and retail
w. 90 AMOS II. THOMPSON,
am I'm HICHARD FISHER
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Died.

On Monday morning, 9Th instant, TRrpEnIcK son Of
Charles d. and Anoinee Webb, in the third OF his
sge.
On the 9Th instant. JOHN FRANCIS, youngest son Of Jas
MCGOWAN.
The friends Of the family requested to attend his
funeral tomorrow the 9th instant from his fathers resi-
dsnce, 40 Waverley Place, at IL O'Clock A. Nj.
On Tuesday porning. 7th instant in the Oath year Of
his age, ALExAspra sHELLs eldest Of Mr.. Robert
Shells, Of this CITY,
His fri nds and acquaintance and those of his father
funeral this aternaen o'clock from the residence OF
bis father No. 245 East Broadway without further nvi
tstiop.
In this city, Monday morning, ANDREW FARLEY, ma.
tive Of the county Of Mona CHAN. lrelsnd aged years
The friends Of the family invited TO attend his fu
neral this afternoon at halt from the residence Of
his brother, VIM. C. Farley, 4ol Bowery.
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l,750,868

Nett profits l,750,868
Cost of the above raro ads 10 SIC sos The nett
nus profits are, therefore, nearly IL per cent this is
the with roads running to other cities will not
road connecting many OF those cities with the great
tire New York, at least pay much
We recently made some remarks upon the rapid de-
cline Of agriculture in New England The extent ofthe
distress among those classes is great and constantly in
cressng It IL most extraordinary that the farmers Of
those sections continue to be blinded to the utter ruin
brought upon them by panderng to the manufacturing
interests. 1t is always the in any community,
particularly in popular form Of government that where
class predominates in the government all the others
will be more tyrsnnsed over than under a despotc 60
vernnent Ours is peculiarly government Of compro-
mise All interests should be represented and respected
In order to attain tbs result s 6rs necessary that all
classes should understand their interests and not be
deuded by the pecous foes put forth by wealthy aud
influential of men, order aggrandise themselves
at the expense of all others The doctrine of protection
10 avowedly to do something for the special benefit Of
special Glass; and there danger in it. There is dan
ger 10 the republican principle of freedom Free trade
coners exclusive privileges hcsuses all interests to
stand indie pendent, upon their merits and their
energies. The farmers of New England have been the
special dupes Of the manufacturer and their present dis
tres has been brought upon themselves Let us take
table Of prices of the products of Mddesex county Mas
sachusets given in the Boston prices current for
ries Of years -
WHOLESALE PAIGE, OF AoaIcuLTuRAL Produce IN Bos-
Mar
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MEMS MERCER AND TAILOR.

u ICUARD CALROW, (.f w all and
IL author the 1alos Assistant Informs his
o and the public general fattsng sup
po with his re-opening
oduce him TO yeatpe down TO No Nassau whore
hopes TO his old aud his patrons that the
real gold tried, the brighter il shines Being we'll
Of the Pc yaence Of hambug snd III.
and ain ost innumeable articles used in all and line
II business TO sntp the unthnk into the purchase OF that
which apparently valuable but which, when having been
ed by the onl been found perfectly value
less
commendaton aud them. any and OCCASION he
refers those who may wish TO deal with him.
~ Bon hand an assortment Of Clio hs Cessimerss and
Vetags of the which will be made order,
prices ranging from % TO 80 Ter cent below the customary
prices. us 2wssrc
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These the prices cf the chief products of Mddesex
county, in which Lowell the great manufacturing town.
10 situated and they carry with them the indubitabe
evidence Of the ruin which has upon the farmers
In considering this subject, must remember that the
soil Of New England is of very sterile nature when
compared with rich lands Of the west. the produce Of
which opened to the purchases Of the manufacturer
With this powerful competition to contend with, the
farms Of Mdllesex county be easily asoertained
by the curious morgaged already 10 near twohrds
OF their nominal value, and almost any amount Of mort
cages can be obtained; but the manufacturers Of
Boston, while ating wealth by operation Of law,
slow to lend such security. Although Boston city
6per cent stock OF 1885, sold yesterday at per cent sd
vance, yielding an interest Of Al per cent only yeti
preferable lending pcrshng at the legal rate
Of per cent The result Of this Is that In circle Of Is
miles OF Lowell there to personal knowledge one
hundred farms for SALE the advertisements Of oil
them express it, "to be sold low, and terms Of pay men
ea,vp We we'll remember q short time since the dissp
poinment expressed by worthy farmer while loading
his team with potatoes, for which he formerly procured
In Boston 10 cents on being told that the best Chenangoes
were freely sold at IS With the increasing produc
ton Of the western country ADD the improving channels
of commun caton to the seatoard accompanied by Q
destruction of commerce by the tariff western produce
will sell at the doors Of the manufacturers OF prices far
lower than before, and the New England farmer
will become pauper his grounds, and his chill
dren will live only by the pance doed out to them by
the lordly manufacturer
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Tea Sale.
This morning L. NJ. Hoffman Co. sold the folio wing
teas imported 10 the Bazaar and Navigator:-
HTerms-Notes at months, payable in this city, to be
made satisfactory to sellers.
Hyson-SO chests so cents; IL do ses (als do with
drawn)
Young half chests 754 cents &c do 75 20 do
6 25 do $751; - do 3s 100 do 861 81 do 36 81 do
246 do s 20l s4i 1896 do whdrawnD las lsb boxes
at cents
Tyson sknss chests 81 chests 2ss do aOA ITO do 20;
(2ll do withdrawnJ
lmperal-7O half chests 6sl; 10 do 62. 10 do sll Isl
do withdrawnD 100 l3lb boxes SO.
Gunpowderl0 hall chests So cents; 10 do 64s do o2;
80 do 81; (ss do w.hdrawnD 30 Glib boxes 60; go with
drawn)
souchong-0 chests 10 cents; (2so do and sos half do
withdrawn)
Ningyong-loo threequarter chests 4st cents.
Cassia-o mot entitled to debenture) l6 cents
(95 do wihdrawn)
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CH 00O WANTED.-Wanted, the above Of money,
RO1OOO Immediately, three romssory notes, drawn
and u months the rider and endorsed BY merchant
good business and nth double the required
oiveuaiy aside from the drawers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
annum
The applicant further furnish collateral security
for the mpt the notes when due addition TO
the ample personal security Offered all Of which will be
planned fully when the time arrives recurring su explanation
The appi, engaged prod icing OF the
pies Of fenns yvaia Of quality end and
demand and to to
furnishing the required the Of the article
duced equal ~ 800 onehd of which amount the i9aner
addition his interest (as monthly }
without any personal attention his part The advertiser
will for the applicant for the sale Of his produce
on will be pleased ceve addressed
l.. Pa Post Office, with real when interview
will he granted. and n full explanation made. ne 4t'm
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Packets to Arrive.
MARITIME HERALD.
shin nI.stcrs and AUents

Ship Masters and Agents.
We shall favor If Captains of Vessels will give
to Commodoe RoBERT siLyEyb OF our News Fleet! q Re
Vessels Spoken their Passage List Of their Cargo. and
any Foreign Newspapers News they Nave. He will
board Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents home abroad will also confer favor by
obtain Nautical Information Of kind will be thankfully
received.
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DOCTOR BELL,

DOCTOR BELL devo,es his personal attention (day,
til leP to the removal Of private diseases in every
successfully treated by pretended pacttion
auack nostrums and all who the Of disease
lurking in the system consult Dr. B. always with
an.ee Of cure.
Persons contemplating marriage who have been the sub
Of delicate consult Dr. Bell with honorable
confidence Post paid letters describing the Of persons
distance have his prompt attention Dr. IS treatment
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