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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-23

TO- RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIX
TURE, for the radical of primary secondary
syphilis This powerful Alternative is guaranteed to re-
every trace ofvenereal poison from the system by
strengthening the constitution and purifying the blood
All persons suspcctng venereal faint remaining their
system should this mixture without delay. Sold in
single bottles 81 each in containing half Dozen
S. carefully packed and sent to all parts the Union.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College OF Medicine
and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street.
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MARITIME HERALD.


We shall favor, if Captains Of Vessels will civ,
port the shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo,
any Foreign Newspapers News they may have. He will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents home abroad will also confer favor by
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information of any kind will be thankfully
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G5-PAN0 FORTES.-A good piano is a good thing.
Great care should be taken in the selection of the nsru
ment 1t should not only be handsome piece of furni-
ture but the touch and tone should be looked to- Profess
sona generally engaged to purchase pianos
but this unnecessary and useless expense Any per-
son of good and good taste select instrument at
the Music Repository of Mr.. Atw POI Broadway that is
warranted in every particular and at price SO moderate
to make it nducement for all to call and suit them
selves. The music publications are always on his
tables and every thing the musical line can be obtained
Pay him visit and be asonished the great improvement
that has taken place within the last few years not only in
musical Instruments every variety and description but
in the sheet publications that are daily issuing from his
press,
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IN " 81 III
tryflt

60 closely resembles the real head Of hair thu, sceptcs
~ connoisseurs have pronounced the perfect and
raordnay invention Of the day The great this
novel and unique wig its being made without sewing
which its appearances closely resemble
the natural hair both in lghess and natural appearance As
defy detecton It's being beautiful and 50
free that IN all OF perspraton evaporation unimasu
and great evils OF other wigs entirely avoided ne
and connolsseur alike invited inspect thus mover ana AZ
tful Wig and the peculiar method of fitting he hrq A.
street up stairs '' " n2l meodis'r
I ACEs-LAC EsS&. RIBBoNs-VeTy, ehsrslEsss
uis Inn. ,c ~ Gather Inc stTeet.
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MEMS MERCER AND TAILOR

DGHARD CALROW, (of Wall street formerly and sole
N author of the Taors Assistant respectfully informs his
old patrons and public general the atterng
port with his reopenng 1911 Canal street
No "a Nassau where
he hopes his old and also hs patrons that the
more gold tried, the brighter shines Being well
aware Of the prevalence humbug these and the
ny aud almost nnumeabe articles used all and every line
Of business the unthnkug the purchase OF that
which apparently valuable but which, when having been
tried by the only true test been found perfectly value
less.
He is conscious that his former will require
commentator, aud them, he
ref-rs those who may wish TO deal with him.
~ Bon hand, assortment Of e his. Cassimeres and
Vestings of the style which will b. made order
prices ranging from Is 30 cent below the customary
prices rs 2wissTc
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The above comparative table OF our city banks shows
that the decrease in the amount of specie on hand in the
banks of this state, is from those of this city The circu
laon very reguar-the falling OF Of the old emissions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-23

1G2- PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS
for the permanent of Gonorrh9a elect Fluor albus
and all mocopurulen discharges from the urethra These
for the above complaints They to be had genuine
only at the office and consulting Of the College ,o
Medicine and Pharmacy, % Nassau street.
w. s. RICHARDSON Agent.
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RUPTURE WASH

THE undersigned having been Dr. Hus Office for the last
eleven and having had the practical of that
office places the Wash before the public those
that may deem worthy their health and comfort call
him residence No. 40 Vesey where he b.
suited from 10 O'Clock the morning until o'clock the
afternoon, Also Trisses applied and repaired -
Reference JAMES McIVEERS.
ma Inn m
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Cleared.
h% Ill.,.
a. sG S1ses $ Lewis. Pssla.iIo% Adams: NP..s% SF
Buck rs,s.s TGaiG Diy Port p LEON nc HoHa Ogden
Arrived.
Ship Treco Myrick, from Marseilles Oct. g. Gibraltar
Baque Jacob VAIN, Rowland el days from Smyrna, with
British bsaae Iron Queen Bryan 81 day. from Bahia with
the cargo of baQue sagamore 70 GInnell MI,um co.
b Bs b w. Den d. Ds days from RIO d""d with
Brig Florida Bspco, Eldrdge, IS days from Belize, Hond
Brs Gslee Glover, days from Camden. Me with lime. to
sehr Mongomsry Davis 20 days from Port Prince, with
schr October Edrdge days from Bon,ire with SALT to
Schr Marion, Smith, days from Washington, NC. with
Schr Victor, Hale DAYS from Boston, with mdse to
schr Renowh. Lowell days from Boston. with mdse
schr Page Nickerson. days from Boston, with mdse
Schr Marietta, Crowel days from Boston, with mdse to
schr Lion AwilI, days from Boston, with mdse the
Schr Fairfield Burr days from Salem Mass with ndse to
sehr Corueiia, HsIeu. Boston.
s sehr Lucy Bs2s Blake New Haven
One brig, unknown. Wind INV.
Ships Coneiia st Crois aud Mobile; Norma Havana DC.
muigee Noileans. and Others.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
CURACAO, Nov, g. 1843.
In port Michigan, Of scituate, Coleman from Boston ARID
Yesterday dg, sail in ballast days for La Guayra
Hurd of Boston, Nckerson for NYork, or days ldg.
Two vessels sgnazed the eastward supposed be the
brig Altoona Doans, of Kingston Sc DAYS. We have
had for the days the first Of
years. Corn is now selling at 66 cents PER bushel
OrrIcE OF TnE rhode IsLASpER,I
NrwPoRT, Nov. 20, 1913
Arr ia,h Ellen RadcliH Richmond for Dghton Cleaner
Orlando Portsmouth Va FOR Boston; STAR alop Dlghton
or NYork 10Th Hornet Taunton for do Roscus do for
das Dennis do for do Yankee Hatch aud II Borden Brown
do Tor Fall Rivers John Josn Providence for Albany China
Pesrce NYork for Chatham. -,
Sid oth Euphrates Mobile; Georgiana, Albany.
Cid 18th Elizabeth, Allen, Mobile.
General Record.
BARquE JosrrH CuN.Rp, tBr) comes consigned to John
Herdman.
scHR MIRRoR The Espeleta sproul Norfolk reports
having the 18th inst lat 80 lon Y TO- fell IN with sch Mir
Mason, of Newbuyport from Portsmouth, NIL for Rich
mond with plaster having lost all her sails and leaking badly
The captain and thinking impossible TO get her into
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a1-rRIvATE DIsEAsEs;A CURE GUARANTEED

The College of Medicine and Pharmacy Of the city Of
New York, established for hesuppression of quackery is
offer to all those afflicted with these distressing maledies
advantages MOTTO be met with in any other institution in
this country either public private From the constant
correspondence and from private arrangements between
the members the College and the most eminent professors
Of the medical institutions OF Europe all Improvements in
the treatment of these diseases forwarded to them long
before they reach the majority of the medical profession Of
this country With such celebrated remedies together
with the combined skill of the first medical of this
country the College feel satisfied that the good work they
have undertaken, the suppression of quackery will
ceve the patronage it deserves from that portion ofthe
public requiring their services.
Terms-for advice and medicine SIS.
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College, 81 Nassau
street. w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
NJ B-Patients living at distance, by stating their
diseases explicitly in writing giving all symptoms to-
geher with the treatment they received elsewhere any
obtain chest containing all medicines, with full di-
Tectons for with guarantee OF cure by addressing
the agent of the college, post paid, enclosing S.
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SUN So. RISES .:.... ..s MOON srTs ...... q
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HOUSE PROTECTING PISTOLS.

HOUSE PROTECTING PISTOLS.
dR cAs PEEL GA mp
;he s may sSs :tsoaa:
and warranted superior any maker For sale
''''e' 10 suit '"''"iis' " SPIES CO 2ls Pearl street.
importers Of Hardware aud Cutlery
Also, Guns Pistols Gun materials for manufacturing alter
Also, every variety of Sporting articles. n2a I'm
uo a; A. so SAM a. co. .nw.v
gsT E. 5 54ss; IF ss an in
ssng Ressas and Medium and ths Lord By
Segars.
All the sf: sna q seas: 9 af
F Ford q eyHoS of .sa,, s .ad medium size
seguridad medium size.
ss; "A T :%a $ Ct s. g. !Hfe qualities.
%as .mSas Of
The M o he's ssT OF New Orleans together
WI" sssa ,'.eS t"s
fsad sSaat S with sen.
meEs ssa smut sa Tasseso in bales which are Of
ered at wholesale and retail ma lmsr
FRENCH CARCEL LAMPS
% beg 70 S%e s rss @
% their splendid goods ing many G lew
sEci C viii in B found aaS %o -fs1
TIE late imporons part the following, vir-
GioIes-faine%, medallion aud ,ieh cut. 50 kinds:
Shades medalons painted cut, &c all
new styles, 200 varieties
Do Porcelain-For library and psror lamps.
Luses-Bronze and gilt for !, ssd lights, 20 models
suspensons-bronzs aud gilt for balls Se-vsIous styles
only, lighting a table perfectly. .
Backets-BronIe and gilt for lights 20 models
CandelabrasFori and lights rich gilt aud bronze re-
Nuisance &c, &c.
immediate direction -four agent Paris and
saw with lamps will give satisfaction all
cases A. DlACON y r.. ID. SAAlON, Agents,
ooS lmeod issec 90 John street.
MAILS, CUTLERY, &c.--isOo kegs superior Cut Nails,
IN from Sd to i0d -
400 gross p cocoa stag and ivory Knives and Forks
20 casks bright Trace CHAINS.
Also Hooks and Hinges Sauce Pans, Anvils, Bed Screws
nlO ssoJis.r anu ~ j. A. NEwBoULD, 90 John St
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PARK THEATRE
r,IpsT Appr ma NCr in America Of M Y BJrII ,hs
tiNSi A. $500" =" 1'"e''' VI "''" D'II' "e
csepraeu r.nnn..ssffpD.v Nov % ,a,q
nv, "a /. ~; y .,,, :; o. a. a., , ~ tho
Inc Fiji f, GqnSuy ~ nE W. a. '''
After which Grand Concerto in Ihrse PARTS
ALLEGR' MAEsT,lSO,
ADAGIO SENTIMENTAL, and
RONDo PASTQKALE;
ronp ssd and by OLE BULL and accompanied by
the whole Orchestra To which viii be added the petite com
ldy in one act Of
THE LANCERS.
after which the aud variations upon
The air from Pareo cor pire non for the vio
alone composed by Paeann and executed by OLE BULL
by Miss TurnbulI and the evenings entertainments
will conclud. with a
GRAND PoLACCA GUERRlERA;
and executed by OLE BULL n232tsr
PARK THEATRE
Hrp u,rKr,,r -, e. = :, ~ ., ~; ca..d. and
nj - anLl;a l. , :; e. "a 10 Mr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-23

CARP-TINGS,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, BOOKINGS sc.
L selection Of CARPETINGS,
PRICED INGRAM
To the richest and silly description Of
BRUSSELS, SAXONY. ROY Al WILTON, VELVET,
TURKEY, ADMINISTER AND TAPESTRY
CA II p K T N q ).
Also, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Of the
Neatest and most Splendid Patterns aud CoIors.
Also French and English BOOKINGS Drugeets Felt Caret
ing Rugs of the richest description tench embossed Table
and Piano Covers &c Sc all which will be sold at
SUIT THE TIMES, nv
C.w SMITH 4 COMPANY, 25i Broadway,
no 2wissm opposite the City HILL
CHEAPEsT CARpET EsTABLIsHMESHHT IN THE
ANDERSON x DOBBS offer their WI ole stock OF
splendid new patterns Of superior Engah THREE Ply IMPERIAL
Double Superne and Fine Ingram Csreng Brussels and
Tued Hearth Rugs Italian Trnsparencies Window Shades,
and all of VIII oh having been purchased low for cae
will sold per lower than other estab
Ishment in this city,
CONlNON CARPETING, at Is cd pr vsrd
suPEfRFiNE iNGRAiN ChRPETiNG, IS pr paid
TH hHkH ft fhaAANsPPkkENf WINDOW sH4pE yard
from 50 to $i2 the pair
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, any width, Is pr yard
ANDERSON x DUBBS, No. 90 Bowery,
NJ awissr the first Carpet Store above Hester 1t.
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PEALE's NEW YORK MUSEUM,
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
(BrOGdtpGu Op1lOalte the Ctr Hall

AND PICTURE GALLERY.
(BroGd,oay, opposite the City HaA.)
ADMISSION ONE SHILLING.
GRAND PHANTASMAGORIA
Exhibiting hundred beautiful Illuminated Views the
laughable and cOmica subjects.
Miss LAURA CLIFFORD the beautiful Songstress-her
first ap pearance. .,
GREAT WESTERN,
Ethiopian Orator and ImitatOr Of the Loo omOtive.
7. q. BOOTH, Comic Story Teller and Singer
CERlTO, the Dansuese.
Madame ADOLPH be consulted privately regarding
present or future, during the whole day and evening.
Admission ,hngl2 cents those who consult
Madame Adolph.
Performances wednesday and Saturday
afternoons, at 4 O
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SOIR EES MUSICALE

S.,Ii.EI.,J NU,JiCni1II
RIG II MOND, VIRG A..
MR. A. STEVENS respectfully announces to the citizens
M of Richmond that having complied with the terms Of the
law requiring license for exhibitions Of all kinds for profit
reward aud having taken license for such purposes
giving of Musical and other Entertainments
He has engaged from Mr. Boydn the Concert Room Of the
Exchange Hotel and prepared make
with Ladies and Gentlemen Of talent and
bty, such entertainments during the he
nqI wix
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FULLER'S GYMNASIUM,


No 90 ANN STREET, NEAR NASSAU.
w FULLER respec fully informs his friends aud pupils
w that the Gymnasium Is now open daily, aud will be
lighted up every evening during the winter.
w would particularly call the attention OF Gentlemen
residing Brooklyn and those engaged business do
the favorable OF his establishment for the purpose OF
Under proper Instruction. short time daily only
necessary developing the frame and nvigoratng the
,tituton
Fencing and Sparng taught the principles Of the Lon
don School, adopted by its most eminent professors
Terms moderate. n22 2wsr
X. WINTERS EXHIBITION OF CHEMICAL
PAINTINGS
WILL be open for few weeks, commencing Monday
w Evening, Nov. s, le3 in the Granite Building corner
Of Chambers st and Broadway. "
Each Painting surface of nearly 200 square ee OF
and produces the wonderful phenomena OF two dlstnt
pictures the canvass, consisting Of the folowna
views -
MILAN Cathedral.
2--City Of Jerusalem and Crucihnien
3-Church of the Holy Sepulchre
4-BelshaZZar's Feast. ,
Tickets of admission IS cents each Doors oIe az O'CLOCK
a the evening; commences ar tts eIock.
Enf nee IN q h,mbers 81 one door from Broadway.
M 3wissr
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poPERY TIS 1'la o 'ror Pen
-, ,hs 5ybSc,nty and cenous deprsvty of Romish
and for ranslaug which the author has beeh indicted
T nscsseuted bv the Catholics OF louisville Pa, for
lie AZ the American Citizen Office, No 90 Ann street Price
$ MI jill
no LET-A splendid paror, with bed room ADJOINING a
L Cowing's, Coz Broadway. For further particulars sd
irss box 279 Lower Post Ofhce. Mo WI
MRS CARROLL'S INDICATED VAPOk bAInns
WI IS Courtlandt street safe csrtain and sIssuy
ouehs colds sore throat swelling of the glands
stiffness Of the joints, and fever Open isom
y. NJ sulphur Baths require hours notce uSio OF
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
rTHESE famed and celebrated RUS IRON H,;r e
msut on the las, column, fourth page
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-23

thy- ERYSIPELAS.-The well known and celebrated
physician Doctor Sherwood of Broadway, has had for
month patient in the most insuerabe agony with Fry
speas, that remedies subduedthe limbs being swo
len to fearful size and the sufferer unable to enjoy
moments repose The Doctor laid aside the wicked pre-
JUDGE of the profession against using remedy that they
do not know how to make and sent to Comstock's, 81
Courtland street. for Connells Pain Extractor Salve
which reduced the swelling in twelve hours and the lady
had and natural sleep for the first night in eight
Doctor to say and those who doubt it, better ask him.
We repeat again that money could tempt us to say
what we do about this extraordinary Save not its
powers and merits unaccountable Messrs. Comstock
Co. refuse to take pay from the poor from the
rich unless proves efecual beyond any expectation
person who has not used FORM is necessary, how
to he to procure it at 81 Coutland street and
all external pains and nfammations are cured d.
recy by -Can be had genuine at No. North Fifth st.
Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-23

BARqUE JosErH CuNARp' tBr) comes consigned TO John
Herdman.
Sem MIRROR The Espeleta sproul Norfolk reports
having on the 18th inst lat Ion ~ TO- fell in with sch Mir
Mason, of NewbuypoIt from Ponsmouth MI for Rich
mond plaster having lost all her sails and leaking badly
The and thinking impossible TO get her into
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-23

0ty- ATTENTION EVERYBODY-This day is pub
shed price twenty five cents the first American from the
Thrtieth London Edition OF
ABERNETHYS FAMILY PHYSICIAN, OR READY
PRESCRlBER.
In all of illness accident where medical attend
not required cannot be procured Revised and
enlarged by IL Bostwick, Md
This work. by of the most successful and intelli-
gent of modern physicians should find place in the H..
brary ofevey family in the country it being the cheapest
most modern, and complete Book OF Domestic Medicine
published 1t is far superior to Buchans anquaed
treatise and all similar works
How much better would it be for invads it, instead of
dosing themselves with the quack nostrums pills and pana
ceas which abound they would the pages OF this
valuable manual and under the appropriate head find and
adopt the prescription suitable to their complanta pre-
scrption recommended by of the most popular scen
Ific physicians of any age.
NOTICES Press.
Decidedly the best of the numerous manuals of do
nestle medicine before the pubc."-[ London Examiner.
The name of the compiler of this useful work is pass
port to every mans confidence. No family should be
without this excellent work by the great Abernethy.
tCourt Journal
:" The prescriptions numerous, and drawn up with
best remedies for all given in manner Ineligible
both to the unproessional reader and the apothecary
metropolitan Magazine.
The best and most Trustworthy treatise of the kind
Every person who is travelling should put of these
books in his trunk The chapter the treatment of acct
don Times
1--WE repudate selfdoctoring- here is book says
the London Atlas, which every provdent father of a
family should have for there occasions when the ad
vice gives in of illness and accident must be in
valuable !"
Price twenty five cents This day published, and for
sale by BURGESS STRlNGER,
Corner of Broadway and Ann street New York
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AMERICAN MUSEUM,
AND PERPET UAL FAIR.
Half Million of Curiosites
Day Vsers ADM ted evening Free.
SIGNOR EAZIO the Italian Artist will exhibit his cee
brated MECHANICAL PERFORMERS! whose lifelk
motions and 'eas thing that the mag
nation conceive of.
MISSES MARY and ROSINA SHAW,
and their brother,
Mr.. DAVID 7. SHAW,
the celebrated vocasts-LA PETITE CELESTE the Dan
seuse-GREAT WESTERN the Negro Orator. Dancer and
lmitator of the I.oc' motve Engine
ANIMAL NAGNr.TlSM-ProessoT Johnson will mesms
lady, and produce experiments in Animal Magne
tisw.
Performances every evening half past seven and We'd
nesday and Saturday afternoons at THREE O'Clock.
Admission the whole 23 cents-chdren under half
price
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CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED-The
Tonic Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy ofthe city of New York now confidently
commended and prescribed by the first medical pracon-
othe city for all of debility produced either by
secret indulgence of kind detrimental to the
constitution. 1t is invaluable remedy for impotence,
serlity or baroness unless depending malformaton
and will be found highly beneficial in all complaints arising
from debilitated state of the constitution.
Sold in single bottles 81 EACH in of half dozen $5
efully packed and sent to all parts Of the Union.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, o. Nassau
street w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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FRENCH CARCEL LAMPS.

MAILS CUTLERY &c.-i3OO kegs superior Cut Nails,
IN from Sd to i0d -.
400 gross p and ivory Knives and Forks
20 casks bright Trace CHAINS. -
Also Hooks aud Hinges Sauce Pans Anvis. Bed Screws,
&c-just received and for sale by
Mo 6teodissr j. A. NEW BOULD, 30 John ST.
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CHANGE OF HOUR.
MIR. DENPSTER'S BALLAD SOlREEJ

X.
MR. DEMPSTER has the honor announce his intention
!M Of giving three Ballad Soirss the Society
Library Leonsd and Broadway the evenings of Tues
day. Thursday aud Saturday. 2 23d and 2h Now when he
will introduce his popular Songs and Ballads including
Pm with Jesne Morrison; The Lonely Aud
Wife Lament of the Irish Emsrant Death Of Ware" the
Battle Of Bunker Hill scottis" BaadsJohn Anderson my
o My Mamie, o; Mary o Castle arey; Mans for a.
TAX amid cloak about and Burns beautiful bal
lad Of Highland Marypa tcnars OF which will be announced
TO be bad Mr. Atwills Music Store, Mr.
Stodart Mr. Dubois. and at the door ia thu evening.
Ly~ Tickets Fifty Cents.
Doors oeD 7, at tx o'clock precisely.
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I Avs OF LIFE AND HEALTH. in connection with
II Reading Speaking and St giny, THIS, "Wednesday
ming 22d and Friday, GATH ia APOLLO IN o'clock by
Messrs Brownson aud d,;econs the Msnnikns
ecves aud Songs illustrate the Iples f
Mental and Vocal Philosophy which Battle Of Wa
Victims Bride Marco Bozzars. the Nun PaIharus and
OynthaB Captive Rose of AendaIe, CHI TeetoaeI
She wreath Of Roses love the Free Lizzy Lass Old
Water Mill &c &c Mr. Bassford Pianist.
Single Tickets for the -four remaining Lectures Isl
for Lady aud Gentleman 81; admission, %
acc nj.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-04-04
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the payment of prin-
Dcipal and interest, moneys due on a certain In
denture of mortgage, executed by Freeman Wood
OF Truesdel in the county OF Milwaukee and terri
tory of Wisconsin, to John Cooper of Rock county
in the territory aforesaid, bearing date The fifteenth
day of October in the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and forty one, and recorded IN
the Registers Office of the county of Racine IN the
territory of Wisconsin, on the eighteenth day OF DC
tober, A ID, eighteen hundred and forty one' at
eight o clock, m, in volume of mortgages pa
ges $50 and PSI, of all that piece or parcel OF Ian1
known and described as follows, viz. the west nan
of the north east quarter ofsectlou number hiteen'
05,) in township number three 49, of range num-
Der nineteen 90; lying and being in Racine county
and territory of Wisconsin; on which there IS cial-
med to be due at the date of this notice, one hun
dred and twenty one dollars and twenty TWO cents,
TeIo1 oo.7 and whereas no suit has ever been
commenced for the recovery OF the moneys or any
part thereof secured by said mortgage
Now, therefore, notice is hereby gwen, that by