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The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-22
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Rmar0y SldreS confined in MiSSjssjP-
pi JaYs.
ADAMS COUNTY SArcHEz.
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AO.'I I;aI, 49, o,,,s; ' $1,000
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. '''' W WIFE, I3cI,son Comn;,,cJ
on.I, Lille, IoIq
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,.. J",,'' h;rb vail r2a1a 10 UcDrv Cnr.
~, Dr,ct Lake Louisiano
1D;i-ar, * ,o,rs olJ br;rb. r,rIo,to
, c,a, "a ;ncbrs high. snoTo bn;lr 70
'O'' Con,n,i,,a5 81 Nav IGI3
c., % vnars old HACK caet 2
;,ab" ','i higb scar over left eve. and on
,,i' - Iobrson ro,,r,;t
~, ooi', o0 a, "a Sor;I "a
va o NV" ' co,-,,rvy,111,,.snrpe
E.n.oo ,.oorsnIl dark ronnor color
: feet = inches hirh. scar on The left
hand, and upper part Of nose, to VIM.
Barnes Copiah county. Committed 29lh
Aue"st, -.
NoE~DEG coUN1N.--MAcoN.
Johnson % years. Old, black, feet
10 inches high, to Mrs Mary Clinton,
Green county, AiaIa'ne' Committed Ju-
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Priton, 20 wears old, verv blacE. mid
dc size, 10 Seth Ross, Tallahatchie
county. Committed 28lh July. '43.
SCOTT coUNTy-HILLsnoRo': 80. 4,
C'las, @3 yrs Gid. bright mu'ato?
feet 6 inches hIg', t. the estate 81 WIZ
lam hic9aFuSon' UTeen Cou"'y >, A'"-
'0''''' No'llll''''oo . '"' nuSuS., ~
NAH| ac oooN ,I1 ~ l;.L LINI tJoII &,
loot .-' ,o, ;nobos biI,b Vol br;if 70 Wi.
lam Hartman AMI Isaac IliIlarI, Madi-
son county. Cemmittcd September 9,
43.
Bill, 80 yrs. old, coal black, 5 feet 9
inches high, to Charles Campbell, Kinds
county; committed Aug. Is, '43.
Williams 80 yrs old, bIack' . leet !
inches high, well made, ucnry ltson,
Claiborne county; committed i9.h Aug
+3.
Lewis y yrs. old, copper color, D
!C9 inches high to Robert HARRISON
OoAaIuSo4YiiIe' La
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III ID IN IC II

N c. WILLIAMS, administrator Of
0o the estate of G. B. Carter decd
has filed his accounts at the June Term
Of the Probate Court Of Ponola county,
for final settlement of said estate at The
October Term l843. Notice is hereby
given TO all interested to attend and show
cause if any they can why final settle
ment and allowance. of said e~eeun.s
should not then be made.
ID @ WI Y
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Wanted .

BUTTER, Chickens, Potatoes, Peas,
ID Beans, and oiher etceteras, in pay
ment of debts due this office.
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Gems Of Art and Beauty.

4 Magnificent ornament for the cen
"a tre-tabIe, containing 13 splendid
Steel and Mezzolint Engravings, will
be sent to any subscriber to Graham's
Magazinefor One Dollar in ADVANCE
This is Just tie thing for lady's draw
ing room. Address
GEORGE r. GRAHAM.
No o8 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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emaining IN the Post Office at Pa
\ Snola, Mississippi. Jon the 3lst day OF
Sept, a. d. 1913; which, if not taken
out by the LIST Of Jan. next, will be sent
to the General Post Office as dead letters.
Anderson Robt Meek Geo B 4
Adams Vincent Miller Robt F
Butler Dr. Miller DanI
Burye w f McCarty DF
Boyd RS MCGEE Esq
Bad Mr. McDorr w
Boyd ii Maddox Jno
Baker \ 2 Nelson so
Broadly q 2 Nelson Geo w
Bledsoe Peacly Nall w T2
Bumpass Gabl Pale w Ii
Brooks John l. Pecardy James
CoxJ IL Pratt G. w
Eager Hannah Pitts Aaron
Circuit Clerk Rayburn Gen Jno 9
Davis Dr-Pobt Rayburn Marg't Q
Dawson Elijah 2 Raney VIM Major
Doyle Joshua Rucker VIII r
Foster Anthony Rainer George ID
Grayson Dcnl Rivers Dir r III
Graves John Ross James NJ
GrecnhoW VIM Shift of Ponola CO
Gregory James Shelton Thomas P
Harrison Henry Saunders This NJ
Henry Jas B Ship G
Hill L b Simmons VIM
Hubbard Sarah Simmons Jp6
Harris Martin Suggs Ira NJ
Hagood Thomas Tyler F A 2
Henshaw A G Tyson Uriah
Jolly VIM Upton Mrs L
Jones David Thresher G w
Joslin Rebecca Taber Jno
Jackson VIM Tucker DR. w W
Jordan Miss Lucy Thompson James
Kennedy SamI Thomas Mrs w
Key Thos J WoodaIl Seburn
Kenney LcmuelC Whitson Thomas
Loftin J Wood Jonathan
Love Asa 2 Williams Perry
Lockart Gastin 2 Wiburn w r
Laird James Wall Joel A
Langley w B Wilburn Sanford
Laird Henry Williams J B
Luckett Saml Wilkinson w P
Lewis George Williams EB
! Moore Gabl 6 Quinn Rodney
JAS. G. ARMSTRONG, P. NJ
/ Oct 7, 1643.--3O-3t
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CABINET AND FURNITURE
a. WAREHOUSE.

u ME underslgned lake thls m5VHOH on
l. informing their friends and the
pubic, that they have opened a shop IN
the town Of Ponola, for the purpose OF
Cabinet Making in all its branches
They are prepared with tools and ma
terials to execute as good cork GS can
be obtained II, The Eastern cities, and
will furnish on short notice any articles
in their line. which may be demanded
in this section of. country. They have
now and intend keeping on hand large
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administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all per-
IN sons Indebted TO the estate of Hen
nv Jones, decd, to come forward and
settIe'up, and all having claims against
said estate must present them within
the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
Russell JONES, Admir-.
Nov. 4. 1043.-6w.*
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Household Furniture,

and the public are invited to call and
examine the character and prices OF the
same before purchasing elsewhere
Their prices are low, corresponding
with the times-and they can furnish
furniture at lower rates than Cincinna-
Ii or New Orleans prices with the ad-
ditlon OF lreight-to say nothing OF the
wear and tear of transportation.
OF Shop on the northwest corner oil
the square.
MCLAUGHLIN E. Co.
Aug. 5, 843.--2l-ly
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ADAMS COUNTY NATCHEz.

Ranar0y Sldres confined in MissisSiP-
pi JajIs.
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List OF Letters.

J emaining in the Post Office at Pa
\ Snola, Mississippi,on the 5lst day OF
Sept, I'D. 1913; which, if not taken
out by the lst Of Jan. next, will be sent
to the General Post Office as dead letters.
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C0vINGTON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
JIM. 90 years old, dark copper color,
: feet = inches high, scar Oh the left
hand, and upper part Of nose, to VIM.
Barnes Copiah county. Committed 29th
AuC"s+. a.
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wv York Public Stock Exchange
State OF Trade.

SAILS OF REAL EsrArx at the Merchants Exchange,
by A. j. Beecker Co., Nov. 18th -
The country seat OF A. Hammond Esq, at Thrsg's
Neck, Westcnsster Co 90 acres Of land. S26 600
The story brick house and lot on Willow street.
near Poplar street, Brooklyn. .............. 3 COS
Vacant lot ON Poplar street near Willow street,. SOL
AsHxs-Po!s improving; another Advance took place
to-day Of st cents We now quote 81 sat- with riAins
sales. Pearls very dull, and are he'd a So %
oy-The sales reach about 800 bales previous
prices Tho market 10 very firm.
FLouR-Gsnesee 10 quite firm at 81 IS The receipts
very fair for the season. Further remarks will be
found under the appropriate head.
PsovIsIoNs-Mes Pork, good, we quote at Sill; prime
do sic Very little doing in Beef Mess rules at sc 25
Prime at 81 62 Lard is in fair demand, and sales to
extent have been made at 81 rents The sales
principally for export Butter in moderate request
fair family Butter commando l0t IL cents The closir
Of the canals will have sensible effect articles undsI
this head.
WHISKY Barrels sell at - IS cents. Drudge at 2sI
cents.
HAr-The demand is principally for SHIPMENT and sales
rule at II 424 cents for good qualities The receipts
equal 70 the demand
We quote moderate sales Of sumars at 7cents
st. Domingo at 81 q 1t cents.
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Domestic lmportat,ons.

NIw ORLgsNs-shp Ni.gan-i package Jones-3s hhds
tnhN ID Nctiegar-3 It's tAllnw Smth-g do
% bs oil sol beles Field q br, oil brs mdse
Hsvsns CO.'S hhds tobsecco boz mdse Francia23 hds
lead hid. tobacco RogerJ bags feathers cks 81 bs
beswsx tierc~ fused ~ gs sr Gses-3o bales cot.
Blown Brohes cos7 boxes tobacco Mister Nsrkoe
30 hhd tobacco W Naitlsnd2 90 PCS copper X rockrr-
g hhds tob Millkeg2i bids hemp AvrrilIi hid,
toh. n II Youne-D hhds hernIsced Wood-II29 pigs
led tisld-2 br oil bor Know leon-2s binds tobacco,
BooreAn Johnson- bales ropes do cotton $50 pigs lead
Do u bales hemp wooleyi bos sod watches Boa.
ssnge -, a.
IS bales Buck 4 co-30 A Chspa-NO Leye-ch-
10 Martin Fnkerfs branwei-l523 pigs lead Wooley
LA pks rohes Chartsnl6 hds to- scco VI Rogers-il
bale. cotton Hicks ept9 Goodhve coo kegs lard oil
= AIKEN Scot . bales cotton 4 sta tense Maiud
n hatss OIL stones Cark Wsoa-so ksss br lard Smith
a hhds k. seymours5 bales cotton Butiervouh-t
bex. a. Thorburn9 pistols SchuchArdt, Fay CO.
n hhds tobacco q PIGS lssd Rogs 80 hhds tob,ceo
Borup.n Johnso49 bale. cotton y Hurlbut eo25a5
ss lead - b hhds tobacco " boxes mdt 80 ba 70
sasks meal order. .
n Prrseutt-nSo n Ofsse.-lo casks ice W Gowdy-s
t,ks. nj M adj bsss, ] Conner son.
ssslNxaU-Bng Vita Fuer-Si bales cotton n Colt
Ca-ISS csls r,re tsf., Cr Shy u bales Carv
d. O. va.1 ffuuks bN VI harrsou-gs bales cot.
Durham a Iirnoa-f6 90 ansoa-es n Graves
tnsalt sros-Hrg Ernily-ss tsks tice Nathsws Go
1p bsles cofton RenaTdisl ~ SCR Robinson Coil
i.schett Bether Oh smith, Mills Co-t0 bales yarn
WIN Mot Col case w Chapin CO--5o casks nee 81
i.ies cotton 70 orssr.
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that a. they do contain the pure metallic currency.

that all they do contain the pure metallic currency
The Governor ssys:-
The publication OF the semi annual reports Of the
Banks has resulted Ia advantage to the people and 10
attended great expense Their accounts often
made up TO be unin,ellgibls and In instance
least the osths Of the officers off branch bank have
wickedly used to cover their delinquency. would
commend that the banks be required pay
the expense Of expeditions that the Law requiring
them be repealed.
Judgments OF forfeiture have been pronounced
against the Bank Of Colu msus the Panters aud Mocha
MICS Bank Of Columbus the Chsttahoochee Rail Road
Banking Company and the Ocmulgee Bank OF thu State
o. Georgia under proceedings instituted in confo nifty to
legislative enactments Scott Cray ESQ has be. ap
pointed receiver Of the assets the last named bank
effort having been made to obtain tbs servi
ces OF three gentlemen to execute the same o a.
qnred by the statute have rendered similar appoint
ments to close the affairs of the other banks named
vcra gentlemen at Columbus, whose services cannot be
Commanded account Of the heavy bond required by
the act Of the last general Thu interest Of
The e airs ofthese banks to remain in their present
don An assignment Of ts assets is understood, was
made by oil these banks pIor to the judgment OF for
FIXTURE but a. the assignment made pending proceed
ngs against it, and manifesy to defeat the provisions OF
the statute directing the disposition its II ques
Of the Bank of Hawkinsvle in the proceeding against
it."
In speaking of State debts, Gov. Mcdonald says. one
state apply Congress to tax the people Of other
States pay the into her treasury Not ess IL
the outrage in asking assumption Of her debt by the
General Government lit spaid from the sales ofthe pub
lie lands it much drawn from the treasury which
should be applied to tho legitimate purposes of govern
ment, and its place must be supplied by taxation.
Sales Mt the Stock Exchange.
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SAVANNAH, New li--There is not much activity in 70.
reign Three additional ships have been put up for Lv
erpool since our last and picking freight slowly
At 1851 To Hsvre, the Levant loading IL
full at I5l6c for square and lc for round Coastwse
che New York packets still take at 75c bale for square
and 81 for round bales and Soc cssk for rice Oae
sci loading Tor Boston 81 rs for square, and 81 90 for
round bales. and 81 a cask for rice.
AvALAcHcoLA, Nov. 4-There Is none outward offered
except New York and vessel 10 loading for tb
port. Engage msnts by her made for per
I'M cedar To-. per iootto Columbus SIZE 81 per bhl
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MONEY MARKET.
Wednesday, Oct. IB-S p. M.

The brokers are fat their backs Stocks have
~ knocked ZONE Of them pretty well down. Mohawk
hnirssd declined ip cent Long Island IL; Harlan .;
New Jersey u Merchants and Traders Bank, New Or
issns New York So, isss. Il OHIO &c, 1850 and go. l;
Illinois Special 1875 and 10 Tennessee Ga d do .;
hiinOiss; Ohio Lhs and Trust Company upii Norwich
aud Worcester Railroad u United ststes os 1881,
The sses were very large and many heavy holders Of
the stocks that fell the greatest per cent extensive
purchasers ofthe description This shows thot they
have every confidence In the return Of prices to say
nothing about further advance Of the highest quota
tons.
There was considerable demand for Exchange on Eng
land and prices fer the best bills advanced to OF per
cent.
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THE
IN v, s / BL Z
WIG

go closely resembles the real head Of hair sept es and
~ connoseur pronounced the perfect and ~.
aordnsy invention OF the day The great advantage OF this
novel and unique wig its being made without sewing
weaving which its closely 10 resemble
the natural hair both IN ghtness and appearance
defy detection its being besutu
free that IN all eases Of perspnton evaporation annpeded
and evils Of other avoided The srepte
and connoseuf alike invited INSPECT this novel sd sn
tfu Wig and the pecui- metsyd Of h the heed A. ne
msnufacnrers T. Barry, ts Broadway. eorpe OF LerN
sweet sfsts n22wn'm
NAILS, CUTLERY Sc--isOo Hes, spI sr'or Cot Nails,
~ from Sd tn 4od
gross ne tr oeoa STAG and Knives and FORKS
Also looks r'rsss Pans, Anvils, Bed Screws,
Mo s,soI Ifs.i''d ana TOT J. A. NEwBoULD % John st
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COX'S
FURNIS HING STOR
Is MAIDEN LANE
aaa BROADWAY.

Ae BROADWAY.
/ COX have Just received eIceleut sssornent OF
% the following articles, which they offer very low pncss
ar ssshs-soar LAMPS fnndoes Msnsl Jsr.nn1y.
Tall Lanter O. CaadslsbraS Table uery; also Hcdgsn
Sons cs.srsa Table CatsrI Plated Csndless sr.neh..,
Vsiters Baskets Urn. Tes kes Tes setts and
cle OF PLAYED WDs. Of sheffield shd Bsmnsham maqafac
lp, Block Tin Wsfe, consisting o ish lovers nssh and
water Dish-s vsnson D hes, CrIs, nc &c
G~rmsn silver Wae-pixon Sons eeeb,ced Britannia
silver spoons. Forks, Tea Sets &C., &C.. In vsry
Instantly hand,
Stranger, will 6nd thar call and nspses ssir
och previous u purchasing. - .
liaidsn Lane o7 lmeodissn
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SUE SETS. .........A 40 HIsH WATER ........'
Cleared.
Ships Hottnguer, Busey Liverpool, Woodruff & Mutun
Russell, My Orleans, SsI:oa.-Bslaus. Anna, tBe%j
Romare Stockholm Boorman. Johnston Co; Helen Muia
Sweet Norfolk, Nesmith Leeds Co Schrs John Alyne
smith. Havana Isl Chappe octavia, CRur hill, XEs
.chicol Post Philips; o4oca Cadmu,, BaltimoTs, A. B.
Pecett Boston, H. Richardson Co; Ellen Rodman sher
pard, New Bedford
tom 70 Ward Te has ysry heavy wea
Their the for the last ds On tie 18th inst
snee o six hours commencing from the s. and ending with
.iesmboa,'s engine 70 C,pt Maderwck
Brig hI'i"rsn pGd IS days from Pctou' with 1913 chal-
Brig Wilson Fuller Cobb days from Savannah, with
ton a.. and RICE TO S Rsnham Dmo1 r.,.,. .
bx EioX sherwood days from Charleston with cotton
Brig sheer. Keller, days from Thoma ton. with lime
seh' Alicia. Waters iOf Batmon) IS days from Campea-
chy with losSood, to Bouchaud & Thebaud,
sehr Pst1Ssn lark days frsm Matanzas with molas
sehr sarah LOUISA Tlle from Edenton NC with cotton
sehr sarah, Kimba,s day, from Portland with md,e to
sch Mechanic Sawyer 10 days from Machias with umbr
schr Yankee Hewitt, 10 day, from Thomaston with lime.
sehr Friendship Brown days from Cherryhrd with lum.
sehr Cha. Ptmsn Townsend days from Philadelphia.
seh saml Elwell Fuhart from Suffolk with shingles to
sehr Egerment Sawyer from Machias Me with lumber
schr Champion. Drew days from Nantucket with OIL
soop Elect Macy. day, from Nantucket with OIL &c.
master
H.. -.
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ssAIBrE Forestt Before reportedI bxs sugar 40 bis
hemp o1 gels logwcod 1876 bs do 20 hides Undeh
Mckiney5s bale. skins Psrllo-5 bales hemp $50 bx
extract logwood Bouchsnd q Thehaud.
CAgrr.og-schr Alcia-iio tons ogwood 200 hides $1,000
BOuchsnd Thehaud
MATASEasschr Paux casks moasses 1853 BIS sugar
l21, oranges 20 bunehes bananas Reed Hoppock.
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PassenUors Arrived.

pEnERARA-Brig Judson-Capt Madgewick, D Mccartney
Rogers.
Nav OsLrass-shp Niagsra-J Reese and two children
sAyAsNAH-krg Clnton-t l. Cookson
s.vASSAH-Bnh w ison Fu,r-Capt A Anderson, Of Phi
ladelphia.
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Died,

On Wednesday morning. after short but severe i'll.
mesa, MANY, wife Of Johi Vessels
The friends and relatives OF family are respec fully
invited TO attend her funeral this after half past
o'clock from her late residence No. "a Spring of
Mott street.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE fsrfamed and celebrated Plls from Portuga
perceive, be obnned this ieouary asse sdvefisss
msat % ths lsa column tourb SerN
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si,s4s.6s6 so

The canals the State will be locked up for some
time and the amount Of business transacted on them fer
tie season. about closing will be by the following
table The Erie Canal sesed last the 23d Novem
bsr aud from the present state Of the ather that day
this month will doubtless And navigation free. The inn
quantity Of produce in the interior that the for
wsrders anxious to get to tide water the great effect
prices, an early interruption Of navigation produces
and the vital importance such the consuming
classes e this city, all induce hope the short time
yet left will be made the most Of few slight obstruc.
tcns have been experienced but has
regular The table will show the inmense receipts Of
our internal Improvements and the activity the whole
line Of canal must have been great roach the de-
sirable result given.
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MEMS nkRCEK AND TAILOR

RICHARn CALRoW, ,,f Wall street form, rly and sole
author Of the Ialos Assistant respectfully informs his
old latrons and the public IN teaea that the lettering
o he's met with his rs-openng 1t 9 Canal has
do ed him down No "a Nassau street. wh<rs
hr ho., his old and also his parrcns that the
rel gold tined, the brghsr IL shines Being ell
Of the prevalence Of bumbug these end th-
nnume,abe arhes used in all and every line
OF snaP the urtnki-g Of that
which apparently valuable. but which, ben having bern
tined BY the only been found perfectly value
less.
He conscious that hi. former will require
comnendltn and to them and every occasion, 10
refers those who msy wish to deal with him.
". Bon hand an OF 10 hs, Csssmeres and
Vssngs Of the style whit viii be made orde
ranging from Is 70 30 cent below the
pnces. rs 2wiS<rc
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To THo,,. y Ho sUfsEr rom complaints PECULIAR to

ITO THO>r. HO SUFFER- complaints ocular 10
Il the first mepcem-ut .if winter
In does the blood ofthe human
te. unrero more stfth"s changes then the "
aid pee. llV the ron" encrm-,f of winter
the changes The table world foDrd
" srki gly analogous hut have ,topg nhu on the
hsslhy tead rondiiOn of he body From the decay OF
and the Rid and de III k. Of winter tefu
slso for q sH.cid by similar feeling
arising the decay, sdtptius itsr TO
the laws tbs, nature This rend the
SIMPLE medicine fr peeay those of sl-nd
nsuuonl =. -bsolui. import Des-or ih 70 III time TO as
sit with urdei and st the time
string hen the powers of the vital o-Esn,.
OF the fuuctns TO be elea sed and nrgosted
have IN innate nue,iou than ue stomach aud
liver The 81 ond Ia the stom,eh and the h-ahy
operation OF tho hge. furnh eply MANUAL
,musn TO the vsr but wis tn OF the foTmsr
bee aud morbid the he 10 Improperly resd and
disa OF the liver and sy unheshv siste OF the dtss
i've In TINS sas pefsou hS 70 caor.l
s bihiof fatal eonsequ Invariably cold 10 ov ed
by heumat OF the worst sort ensH., To give healthy
the stomach, FREE the blood OF is impurities and
CITIZEN lFssdy By ehangs Of he
Of partial take wsdc,pss IRE on mi eel
Iouuds ltennu. bu' sth~ni s1rh PARIts
LIFE PILLS. log rsrfrey sea,s - their .p-rl,io s. snd
compound-d ely 'f vegetables lts eeebrsed sut
(whose nfe wts Iroious M beyond that Of her
s the Pauarchs) and who for thsD 'entuy
cse and student Of the efe nal properties ~ plsn
attained his rptraotdnsfy BY thu udci a" this
pound TO h'ir aud csrain d..
both chi drn and du all othr table deines
Thousands # rersors anfly testify ing
sod by nearly all the Lectsbls pu gs IN New York
whole ale and by homss Robe CO. so b. adj
way hst floor In Boston he Branch Once 50 vashing-
and in Of the Uaed States and Csssds
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Packets to Arrive.

HRoM LIVERPOOL
New YORK, Croppx, Oct. 7
Hibernia. Bunting. Oct 10
Ashburton, Huttlsstou. Oct. IS
FROM roRrsMoUIH.
Westminster. Hovsy, Oct. 10
st. James, Sebor. Oct. 70
FROM HAvRr.
V. de Lyon, StoddaId, Oct. Q
Utica. Hewitt. Oct, IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-16

sailing Days OF the steam ships.
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