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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-26

NJ Office is hereby given to the said Defend.
IN ants, and all others concerned, that on the
both day fJune, A. d. lS43, a writ Of attachment
was issued out of and under the seal of the Dis
trct Court of Grant county, for the sum of fouI
hundred and ninety-eight dollars and twenty zone
cents, against the goods and chattels, lands, tene.
ments, moneys, rights and credits, of the said De-
PENDANTS, at the SUIT of the said Plaintiffs, directed
to the Sheriff of the said county, returnabe 10 the
September Term Of said District Court, A. ID
1913: which writ has been returned duly executed
Attest. l.. o. SiRADER, Cpk.
N. G. FosrER, Plaintiffs' Airy.
July Nth, l843.-lS-6t
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AdAIKIED

n, n. morning Of the 23d, by the Rev A. NJ.
VI 80 BENJAMIN KILBOURN, ESQ: of
WIa aUn to Mss CAROLINE orls' OF Ian
caster
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sVE A. MAYHEM, .4torney and Co't'l-
H. sailor at Lau, Prairie du Chien--wih
|areni the Courts in Crawford, Grant, and Iowa
1 ountes, w T., and Clayton, l. i. All business
mail or otherwise. attended to with the greatest
lpromptness. =,
June 9, lS43 14-u'
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LAMAR g. DOWNING,

C.IOOT ILI<E,
4 AVE now on hand well selected assortment
Il Il of Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing,
Hardware 81 Crockery--also, a quantity OF
Salt Pork, Pine Lumber and Shingles,
which they offer extremely low for CASH or MINER
AL.
GEEThe highest price in cash paid for mineral
May %, 1913. II
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DISTRICT COURT US.
SeDtember Term. A, ID. 1913

Eliza GalbFeaf'' In chancory, on petition
Samuel G. GalDrea.A. for Divorce
nUBLIC notice is hereby given to the said de-
Il PENDANT, Samuel Galbreath, that the petition
for divorce from the bonds of matrimony, Of the
said complainant, Eliza Galbreath, was filed in
the Office of the Clerk Of the District Court oflhe
United States, within and for said county and
Territory, Oh The 9Th day of August, A. ID. lS43,
together with the following order of the Judge
made thereon: 'sFhat the foregoing petition OF f.
liza Gabroath vs. Samuel Gal5reath,- for divorce
be, and the same is hereby set for hearing Sat
urday, the 9th day Of the next term of the District
Court of said county of Grant, 10 be commenced
and holden at the Court House in Lancaster, on
the fourth Monday of September next,--and that
notice thereof TO said Samcel Galbreath, defend
ami, be published in the "Grant County Herad,''
a newspaper printed in said twn of Lancaster,
for four successive weeks, previous to said day
of hearing.' The said defendant is hereby re-
CURED TO appear, plead, answer or demur to the
complainait's bill, before the day of hearing a.
foresaid. l.. .. SfiRADElt, CLERK.
Clerks Office, Lancaster, August 10, 1919.
II P Burnett, Solicitor for Petitioner 2l-1t.
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Territory of wisconsin,
Grant County, ss.}
Samuel Gatey, Felix Coonce, and
Jacob Beltzhoover, partners, trading \
under the name and style of :
Gatey, Coonee a. Betzhoover, Z
George X. M'Gunnsgle and James C. Way, s
partners in trade, doing business under
the name and STYLE of M'Gunuegle & Wav
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NJ JOHN HAHN, agents.
''4a At Pia''eville, W. T. July 2s, 1s43.
2l-fs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-26

II U l. l., .8ttornsy at La'o
w Office near the Post Office, Potosi.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-26

n ORENZO BEVANS, Attorney and Co.'
4 sellor at Lar, Planeville, Grant county, W.
nv, will attend the Courts III the counties oil Iowa.
Grant, and Craw ford.
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JOB WORK

lily EIECL-TRD Al THISOFFTCE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-26

DISTRICT COURT GRANT COUNTY.
September Term, A. ID. lS43.
Territory Of Wisconsin, IS.
Grant County,
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ALWAYS THAR

NEW FIRM-NEW GUUUS q NtW PHICtS,
TENHE subscribers have increased their former
N stock by late arrivals, TO very extensive
and compile assortment of SUMNER Goops; com
missing
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NECESSITY!
o1STRICT COURT GRANT COUNTY.
~ September Term, A. ID. 1913.

Territory of wisconsin,, S..
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MONEY MARKET.
TuesdaY. Feb. IF

A"esday, Feb. 70 p. M.
At the Stock Board, the transactions were limited and
prices generally firm. New York State &, Nor cents
rose /; Ohio 6 1860, l. Mechanics Banking Association
per centthere sales at the new Board nj an
days at 7O but there is stock in the mark.t7a was
asked for it at the old Board
The sales at the Board were larger but tbe rates
did not materially vary There 100 shares of Har
lem Railroad sold at lays by George Law, Esq., Pres
dent OF that Company, who became a member of the
Association yesterday. The spectators numerous
rand appeared to take great interest in the operations
Among them we observed the distinguished cuoffe"
refer heiersen the Dane with other celebrated nanciers
AT Mobile on the 2sth specie quoted at "a per
premium Sight bills New York at 49, The funds Of
the Planters Merchants were betterholders were by
no means disposed to SELL
In our article Of yesterday we gave the official returns
oil the banks oil sixteen States showing reduction Of
forty per cent in the loans of the banks and of y per
cent the paper circulation In the ret, IN, there re-
ported the states of Alabama and Inoir are embraced
the authorities of which States are about yspu nm Che
banks On the 2s ult the Legislature Of Nliros
bill, which is now law, putting the aai, Bank in
liquidation. The most important result to the state from
this measure ~ that ii reduces her public debt more than
tSo millions of dollars at swoop. After the bill in
reference to the shawneetown Bank shall have passed
the State debt will be diminished one million mora maL
ing three million dollars OF reduction Of the public deb,
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sales mt the stock Exchap1.
State OF Trade.


Considerable sales of real estate made to-day
follows e.
Four story brick store No. South William street. rum
ming through to Stone street, 90 feet inches on
South William, 20 feet inches Stone street 10 feet
inches on one sde rs feet inches the other 5000
Four story brick store No. South William str, ct, 40
feet inches front that and Stone street. rs feet inches
on one side, 73 feet 2 inches on the other, 1880
Three story brick house and lot No. So Barclay street.
opposite College places lot 81 by 100 feet house rs by 45
feet, IO,4bO
Steamboat John Mason, as she now lies on the dry
dock, $50
The property adjoining the Fulton ferry Brooklyn,
known as Thomas Everets stores and wharf living and
fronting on the East river, 100 feet inches running
to Eurman street, in depth "a feet inches the
~ feet inches the south sde and 100 feet 10
cnes on Furman street The wharf is nearly depth
Oh water 30 feet with water privilege of 90 feet On the
wharf is atwo story frame store and sheds lesOo
by 100 feet deep ' - ~ W m ooo
Leosehold property No. IT'S Broadway being the resi-
que Oh 100 years lease from March "a 1895 Of the lot
WIZ, ti ue us lnngs thereon, 1000
Ire iour story brick house and lot No 10 John street
10 ~ ,uo ee mouse % by rs, sold for cash lO50O
The Tour story brick house and ot corner Of M, 9,
and Theatre alley part of Franklin buildings as feet
inches on Ann street. 81 feet inches rear, foot ~,
Theatre alley 80 feet inches on the Other s,e IA
Lot corner OF Barrow street and McDougoi y,shing
ton square n feet inches front on .be latter 100 ,
uo11P, ,,-.-,- A, $500
inunes hoHi, TO ee' ueeeP, -. 1900
"n Weluesj iot 20 ny w Net, 1000
Lot in rear Of above, 20 feet by 20, fronting on 10Th
street, W so"
Flow-There has been no change in prices Sales are
very small and confined to the trade.
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BOWERY AMPI,THEATRE.
81 BOWERY.

ONE WEEK LONGER!
Previous the departure of the Company fulfil their
gagement I the fremont Theatre. Boston.
Boxes Is cens-Pit Que Shilling.
The Managers of the New York Bowery Amphi the atre
Company have the honor the public III they
concluded with Of the fremont
Theatre Boston, J. Jones' Esq, their per-
formsnees that full fashionable esbisment on
the Goth In consequence Of which, they are happy 70
that will be enabled to de their departure from
this city FOR week longer during which time The following
brilliant attractions will be offered:
MONDAY EVENING, Feb g.,
First Night OF the novel, gotesque original and surprisingly
melodious ethiopian band, entitled the
VIRGINIA MINSTRELS,
Being an exclusively musical entertainments combining the
banjo yion and tambourne and entirely
emp from the vuRantes and other objectionable Features
which have HI char acerized extravaganza
MRS CAMILLE 0ARDNER
The Lady Equestrian the United engaged
and will appear her unapproachabie beautiful and fearless
Partisan Eque.tanlsm IN asye Of elegance and bodness
said 70 be equal in the cele-
brated arIses Of Franconi's, Paris
Mr. X. WILLIAMS,
. Formerly ofhe celt brate1 Cooke Circus, England.
Engagement Of the Champion Vsulter Of world,
MCFARLAND,
Late OF III. Rockwefs famous Troupe, Park Theatre.
Engagement Of the two lnfsptle Wonders OF the age,
MISS MCFARLAND,
Aged four yea as the Rose BUD Mr. Howes' beautiful
allegorcaI of CUPID and Zephyr, and
MASTER WAL TER AYMAR,
In his graceful and Thrilling Act # Horse manship
Is Str equalled bv any of hls IN The world.
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by these two measures alone in single session Of the
General Assembly.
The report of the Treasurer OF the State Of Michigan
gives useful details in relation to the debt Of that
State The interest the debt has not been paid
since July, Is4l, except $4,000 held by the United
States War Department. The following the details of
the debt outstanding
STATE DEBT OF MICHIGAN.
The State bonds for the five million loan and the two
hundred thousand dollars negotiated for the Alegan and
Marshall Railroad Company, and the Ypsanti and Te-
cumseh Railroad Company, in connection herewith,
were issued in numbers dated and redeemable as fol-
lows
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Foreign Markets.

PUERTO CABELLo, Jan. s-Business not very brisk on
account of the backw ardness OF the coffee crops Pro-
duce continues high and consequently there are no In
ducements to invest at present However, better times
must certainly come otherwise we shall be rather
awkward predicament Coffee sasI; hides, 81 10; in
digo, 81 40
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ashsshere literally nothing doing in this article
Cotton Sales made in this staple. About one thou
sand bales have changed hands No alteration in prices
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AMUSFMFNTS,

W'StN hN'lN
ssATnAm pBss.pRr
REDUCTION or PRICES
Dress Circle % 9TH sTiIs Srs Upper Tier i'e's
THEREsE.
THE RoBa Abf' 81 Ss'f THE RHINE.
poo,o. LUKE THEFT The LxsooRER
mence AZ pen a. ~ O'Clock and the performances will
"rToHhLL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS ~ sv gsE9esdway. New Yorh.
$40 A AGG!Af NJ r. performed
"'xSSMii IIiE~ with
foTo.n.e eom%snee 9e opeSsd hatpas g. snd IN. Der
----~--. .."-- :. .. rserY evening
AMERICAN mUsEIIm
Nf'f saR%HM opposite st. fau. Church
,, Atuse,ions equaled
C0SfExGRATIoN, CT MOSCOW.
INDIAN CHIEFS, ''"'
With their Warriors and Squaws direct from th. ,..,
wd The E: nesa.sd which really
FOX they will seen in The M"se"m ous iSsS.;
War Dance and other savage %oae
They ss ", AND a. look
Booth s. cs%;s sv. d: YsST ballad ;nss
dan'eu'e: Miss Hood the exquisite voe,ir, '"' ''"''
Las. A Sfss 'a TxBrEX iS%'''d
A'o ssnof vv'ai sssSa;sa Mechanical Figures
visitors and Charts of and chaacter al a r
ing extra charge, suited to the times viz:
Simple Examination. ....... shilling.
VII Ss%pfI., s s:siiIP::
say Suspended during the engagement Of th- Animated
Tabeapx as the proprietor thereof draws portion Of the re-
low price OF adm,ss taken mi,
exclusion of the Free Visitors, will deter them from
ptonzng the establishments and vie ing these spend and
Performances commence o'clock.
Dav performances Wednesday and Saturday afternoon X
ae oE @ the sublime and wonderful moving Di
Admission TO all % cents-Children hafpr fec
PEALE's NEW YORK MUSEUM
z & G Il DE Nvto5Gr Msnsssi.
RHR HSb GGRous s% %oRKs
NATURE AND ART!
Neatly and astefuy displayed in three halls and
COSTLY AND ELG s9sili II P seJH GALLERY
~, Exceeding IN extent and value any other America.
MSsTEFI aiFsT &N Wo AxssfN3NisaisSo
90 From England.
WISHES 19t to impose upon the public by making them
FORTUNE TELLER!
Possessed with supernatural powebut the contrary
claims publicly to be able 70 instruct others Of good
THE pREsENEt,
AND THE FUTURE.
She will tell whether they married
what kind of husband wife they will describe their
characters aud host Of facts lusops
founded her knowledge ohe mmutabe sciences pno
logy physiognomy neurology philosophy &c A.
at liberty 10 refer 70 hnn-
physicans and many of the enlightened ladies in
Admission to the Museum Is cents; Children half price.
Woman charge S' 'en' 10 '"0'e VINO consult the 1 q.
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Married.

On Monday evening" 9th inst, by the Rev. DR.. Mac Au-
ley, LEWIS NAGEL to SARAH A. eldest daughter of the
late Anthony Tiebout, all of this city.
On Sunday evening, 5th inst, by elder Hiram Simon
ton, Mr. EDWARD TEw OF Newport, r.. L. to Mrs. PHSBE
BRowN of this city.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
For the convenience Of Juvenile Parties there will be
Grand Day Performance every Saturday Afternoon
mencirg O'Clock precisely embracing all the choice aud
EQUES TRIAN AND GYMNASTIC ACTS
Or the For particulars handbis the Box NJ
fee which Saturday will be ready for delivery from - 49,
clock A. NJ Lnui the time Of opening
II Boxes, 50; Pit, IS; Gallery l2x cents-sa
~ Seats be secured at the Box Once fromIo till 2
O'Clock IA.
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o. 10000, 900 DIE ANNUALLY. AS HAS Rec,

N}- 30000O00 DIE ANNUALLY, AS HAS BEEN
computed How many them might be saw ed by the use
OF DR.. Sherman's Medicated Lozenges! No medicine
ever before attained such celebrity and before
proved so eiiectual. ifyou have cough cold they
VIII cure you in few hours-f headache, palpitaton
soas'ckness or owness spirits the Camphor Lozenge
VII, cure ION IN from to 10 mnutes--f you have worms
nothing so sure of dpellng them as Shermans Worm
Lozenges-so his Poor Mans Plaster will cure you of all
pains OF weakness-even rheumatism. DIR. sherman
wnes purchasers to be particular to get the genuine
lhey are CERTAIN to cure Warehouse 100 Nassau street
NeW forki state street Boston; Stanwix Hall AL.
bany, and Ledger Buildings Philadelphia
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Herald Marine correspondence.
as,

Cld Saturday rM-sch, Albany Packet Hodgtn:, Nyo,k
H% 6sss y fsri5 sassd' co.
@ s % S Nw 9 bsse
tmoe for South America do; Bcroino. f1o Of New York.
sS IS e s. cha ssTd
ws ys SSss Of The A s
frost bitenIhas been q days west Of Ion 60.
ton; ,shr AyePe Hickman Rappahannock ''' ''""'
7. S.-Wind NE. and thick snow storm
HOLMES HOLE, Feb 2-Au John Crosby Wheeler Tri,itv
Mart Jan 70 St Thoma; l4h Left at T. sehrs Stranger MEX
s. Tho%a Ghf Sy Wm G G
others
Ca Good Hop Dec for Boso spd Ss9s u sss 49,
lon - brig William NeisrsOn days from Boston
Ass brig ssg1S pTs ass A
ts. a. ay
s hq @
n t !'1s dm SY"
Key Ws. s a TS q Ion 90 '6S Nile ksnney Boston
hraEen e. OF Phadpha' and $50 dry hdes to Bradley
Also olive Jeffrey NYork for Eastpor Majestic
rcd ScssGm sh do AND
York for do; Nahant, Pierce, Nor(o for do
PUERTO CABELLo JAM 9Th.
BY i5 for %s
bug Reaper to afom of the arrival of the barque Anita
he Guay and S. 'fff
from Baltimore No other American vessels in port.
General Record.
FonKIcr LETTER OrFroE-The letter bags of the Ouch
dOrleans for Havre, will close Gilpn in the E1
change, at the usual hour this morning.
ScHR PENJAJAwocK, mentioned Yesterday, new
sci and owned in Bangor, Me- ll tons burthen, and
$4,000. She liz ballast
Foreign Ports.
PoRr PRIscE Jan ,O-n rort, VIM Nelson, Morris for
NYork Nauvoo for do sOh Sid Rochambeau Balti-
PERSAMBuco, about Jan lon port, Rothschd Lowry for
Rio de Janso days; Brandywine Smack unc Chpoa,
Lane. do; Loper Sheed for aade pha, days. Sid
Dec 22. Jones, Nickersen for Rio Janeiro.
NNGo Coast of Africa Nov 2-lnp port, Rodec Dhu, Sims
of Providence. for wndward.
CAPE MEsURApo, Oct 6-In port, brig -, Of Salem. Hunt,
and schr-, Of do her tender and Boston schr.
Home Ports.
PRoypENCE, Feb 4-An Splendid, Chambers Africa; 5th
enzl Duree NewYork; James Lanpheer Kinney, do Sid
Onay Taft, Charleston.
NEWPORT, Feb4-Arr Sd, Weybesset, Collins, Providence
for New Orleans: Candace Brown Fall River for Baltimore
Returned, Thos FeTser. Sid Mary Kimball, Boston.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 6-Au Navarro, Cole Pernambuco;
Elizabeth Remington, Havana; Maria Setson Port Prince
Calcutta, Steelman, NewYork Cid Myrck Jones, New
York.
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AUCTION SALES,
THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer.
BY BELL 4 HOWARD.
WEDNESDAY,.

sSs'sA WI - MN ana 10 FtfttoN 'fsT'
WEDNESDAY,.
Al l0H o'clock at the sales
Large and splendid sale Of first furniture OF all descp
do. do
COMPRISING rugs carpets mating oil cloths beds bedseds
oeodR SOFAS CHAIRS tables, bureaus, looking glasses ward
SD. boards elegant sofas couches marble top dressing
bureaus dito pier aud tables superb pianoiors,
all kinds OF bed room furniture, kitchen utensils, SC.
THURSDAY.
, - At 10. O'clock, in the sales room,
Extra ana POSITIVE Sale of Paintings, Sofas &c-By cata-
losne 81 trunks valuable paintings by he best masters of the
ancient ana modern after "a SOFAS equal
TO any 1.-THE cty-Fench couche oomans dyans, sewing
and rocking chars 10 dozen mahogany and maple paro do
foot benches, smps, chandeliers, SC.
TO LET-Two lsree I'd and Sd stories OF No IFS
Broadway. opposite Howard's Hotel.
HENRY T.. RlELL, Auctr.
BY RlELL 4 ARCULARIUs,
Store 1914 Broadway, of Duane streets.
X. X A. ready made advances any
consignments Returns prompt Sales of and
door sales OF household furniture attended person
Regular sales OF Liquors Segas &C., Tuesday; Fur
nilu'e, Pianos &c every Wednes dsv and Saturday.
WEDNESDAY, 9Th Feb
. Al lo1s O'clock in the sale
large ot OF goods viz 400 mahogany parlo
cottage once and bed chairs desks, book wash
sands, China and Of fancy imported and do
mestc goods The attention OF buyers The goods
unlimited and deserve than ord inspection.
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SIG. RAPETTPS

SIG. RAPETTI'S
LAST CONCERT THIS SEASON
SIGR RAPErT has the honor inform his friends and the
~ public that his Grand Conce OF Noc aud Instrumental
Music will take place Nblos Saloon Wednesday, y.
which occasion he will OF the
distiugu shed talent in the city.
Particulars in future adv eris cmenu hnm
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NJ A R TIM E H E r A l. ID


Ship Masters and Agents.
We shall esteem il favor if Captains of Vessels will give
to Commodoie ROBERT sILvEy Of News Fleet Re-
port OF Inc shipping LEFT AZ the Port whence they sailed the
vessels Spoken on their Passage, List of their Cargo, and
any Foreign Newspspes or News they have He will
bohd mem immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents ht home or abroad w confer favor BY
obtain Nautical Information of kind will be thankfully
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Total ofloan,

Total of loan 5000 900
The above, with the exception of Nos COL to soo oil the
bonds of 81 900 each sold to oliver Newberry were all
negotiated with the Morris Canal and Banking Company
and United States Bank.
Numbers 1901 to 1900, inclusive were issued for the
Aegan and Marshall Railroad loan, and Numbers
2OOO for the Ypsilanti and TecumSeh Railroad
Company.
The bonds issued for, and negotiated with the five mil
lion loan, were held as follows, November, ls42
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PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY

Cleared.
Ship George Washington Burrows, Liverpool GrinneIl
Mat9p Co-Bngs Mohawk, Pierce Trieste, Howes, God.
frey Robinson; Detroit, Anderson, Alphabetically Post &
Phillips -schrs Oozmbo Sargent ST Johns Fla Nesmith
Charles, Ash. Providence.
Arrived.
Schr Ann Bede 10 days from Daren with 300 bales cot
ton TO NJ Bede No date brig supposed 10 be the l..
Baldwin 49,
Schr Union, Smith, from Washington NCwih naval stores
to master.
Sailed.
u s. brig Porpoise Lieut. Lewis for the Coast of Africa
ships George Washington, Burrows Liverpool; Arkansas
Burgess New Orleans; barques Whitmore ApaIachicola
pd Ward Havana; brig Star ST. Kits and others u S. ship
Independence has gone to sea from the SW. Spit
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ly-IF TIERE Is ANY ONE WHO STILL
doubts the efficacy Of Oldridge's Balm Of Columbia from
Comstoc Ross 25 Magazine street, to reproduce the
hair bald heads preserve if has not fallen out
and keep the head entirely free from dandru and souri,
they have only to make trial of it to be convinced
that all say strictly true The great numbers who
daily using it sufficient guarantee that it is
fully gsod it is recommended-N O Paper
The same may be had OF Comsock williams, North
Fifth street. Philadelphia, and Comstock Co. II Maiden
lane, this city.
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an5- PICTORIAL EDITION OF THE LIFE OF
WELLINGTON illustrated with forty -four handsome

WELLINGTON, illustrated with forty-four handsome
engravngs.
This work, for which the demand Judging from the
ders received from all OF the country bids lair to be
very great has been stereoyped handsome STYLE and
shall thus be enabled to supply every in the
Union and British Provinces in all time to will
he published in double Extra New World Office, this
morning, February
The delay has arisen from the time occupied in
typng and the pressure other works. which required
prompt issue. Continued orders solicited Terms-sin
gle copies % cents five copies for 81 eleven copies for
81, or SIG per 100. Office 80 Ann st.
GO THE PARIsIAN Alternative MIXTURE,
rs guaranteed to all forms of secondary syphilis Pa
tents effected with rains in the bones, erup
lions throat and every other symptom indicative Of
the existence of venereal aint should this specific
without delay Sold in bottles at 81 each in of half
dozen bottles, S., forwarded to any address)
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Principal Office Of the College, 81 Nassau street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE DEVOURING OGRE
Will be repeated Every Evening until further notice,
With all the Great Display of New Scenery and the debut Of
FOUR EXCELLENT ARTISTS
In the Principal Characters and all other produced
at an expense hitherto unknown in this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-08

90 THE PRIVATE MEDICINE CHESTS PRERA-
red by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy are guar
antea TO cure the worst of Conorrhpa elect or
amy unpleasant discharge from the urethra ihout faint
ing the breath or dsagreeing with the most delicate so
mach. To purchasers of these chests the College bind
themselves to give medicine gratis il not cured Price
BY authority of the College of Medicine ana Pharn CIV
81 Nassau street, N. Y. ~
w. 8. RICHARDSON AGENT