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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-13
DOMESTIC GOODS.

HEAVY nndcunmun sicclHss.Tit'i lDl.rshitac'i
III ed and unheacled, COTTON FlnnHes. White ard rcd
English finnes, Bienrrd ail rrblcach,d shriirfs and
seclnes for sae at little lower prices them cver before
offered in these liFgr. e. DANA, Ir.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-13
lard HlaEllns.

TUST received, the patent Iarl Lamps which will
j produce Il clear bria mild lsht, without snok" nr
smell, and at g-Cai Swing oicNpCr'r.Thcy will a'olrrn
poor oil better tlan tie common oil lamp, the cciuri
ofloat is frni errn advantage IN bhrnig corgCal-
I'd substances in cold weather. For sale CHEAP ly -
crt H. 1912 &. DANA, lr.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-13
yN. BROWNS PENCIL PASTE.

WIN. BROWNS PENCIL PASTE.
IN ono minute YOU produce polish iar superior to
/ British !nster, il bena paste, IL used without mnk-
ing DUST which Ia It grea, objection ioa powder. lCok
10 yoUr Stove and Crates If Won world have them rca
und bearing light lustcr. Price, - cents roll
rHmc, Gun be supplied 1T most Of the pruGgiS, md
Grocery Stores in Boston, Dealers can lNsopnlcd nj the
manufacturers prcr of Dana, Eycus Co., &las Pierce
~ Co., Wnl. S;earns < Co., Wm y. Bradford" Co..
For sale by J, ..JLNBhR.
WpGLstork W. 81.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE COrarirersip cNisr. between THE ID sc-lhcrs
i unjer the firm NJ W.T.. & UEtEiDT,ishy r'n-
tUal cuufpIi dissolved The icmatds e tic firm VIII lie
settled with IAsoS y. HEWITT. An rsnsous osHr abe
concern viii make Immediate ricut; eyery demand that
(, not ri iet.yei TIT zni the rii ~ irrsry nc,t will
be len for cnller,ivn g.. II. H. WITT.
J. y. HEWITT
Nc1l-tr~t oct -. tf,1 ..
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-13
HRS. II. n. GARDNGR'S BhLSAN OF
ILVERIrNR'r s. TENANIlGUnR.
COMPOUND PULMONARY BALSAM.


COMPOUND PULMONARY BALSAM.
FFNIlS Balsam is now Offered to the public from ii
conviction that 1t is superior IN my other medicine
now IN use for the various diseases Of tho chest Its effects
rs tested in private practice and the medicine mo
extensively circulated at the earnest solicitation d! many
who received the most signal benefit from 1t in diseases tie
most distressing aLl alarming.
The pcpnrcr Cl this ba>Gm las for several Years paid
INSTRUMENTATION tn pulmonary tonplHns,N watching
their progress, investigating their causes and carefully no
lirng the effects the numerous MD most approved rem
idcs which have been prescribed hy hNHcnns oi u or
drrs OF most kinds Of patent medicines which have
been Offered to the pnblic.
1t has been found tc produce most astonishing results IN
whuoping.couah, cntnrlI affections Of he Lungs, ydro
tlny drop1y of the chest rucn7r, Group. splitting
cbo.d pain in the side sioTtnoss Of breath, ccnsump
ticG md common colds
ltrcgullcs the natural sccrcors Of hi system, pro
curesu fee GNpccturation and ailys morbid itaby.-
Hence It's great utility in III Diseases oflhe lungs
Thousands Of certificates might lie given neccc sary
hu, Nil that is wanted for its recommendation is lair III
nj. pElcg. 20 cents.
prcpareIby DR.. II. CARTER. For sale by
j. ross, Jr.
Woodstock. March %, l5,2. 81
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-13
TOoTuAcUEl TOOTHACRE!!

A NEW DIsCOVERY-It has recently been discover
n ed that the prrc Extract of Gall, combined with m
np1'pablc Powder If Alum, Is sure remedy f1r The
Tonaclc, will Hill the nerve in cases, and render
them In state that they may be- filled without pain. Thr
pure article is for sale by Wm. Bnows, il Wnshin1h,on
street. Boston None genuine uuless signed rs the pro-
preior WIN. Brown. Sec certificate Of it, efficacy d.
ectinn. Fnrsnle hy j. moss JR.. U'odf stock, 81
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-13

Important }i.coycyy-- 21c greet mysirq .jo@a
oH q. iasI

Important discovery 1hc greet ~yHNQ J0&"G
oNt O. iaSu
NE. SrERRT'EiiAIP ECGEEEH TOR Dr. Strrcy.
~ after mU. attention to the Important sub JET uipre
serving the hair has after many urNwrI's chemical aud
phFNr0 been able TO discover m urt.cc which IL ROW
09bcl with the greatest confidence for tie toilet rs Che
hoa Hr ever discovered for is sCt nlnG md penetrating
quality, tn produce Il good head ofin:-o Hrr'en irom
falling OF when ha,Hucai Is npprcter"tt-tp restore ii
when badness has talhI place, and TO prevent II from
trG,rg grey. II is more nolr.ShnS than NoM'un, IN
tlur oii or Col0rc2 water II isH benu'n article fl
ladies' 'usit makes the hair sG ma IItY, ard prodn
ccs uhcOmTon bril.arcy Thousands have tested is 81
pcyur virtues and excellence and in every iGa'gvr il
stands mriyaliyl. 1t is IN HG.h!a cue ~ Ill n.ac
ons Of the saa Gu the hcul-gs dHnd'tM g.. %c.--
Ever family should be supplied with Lullt Of this oil
that by ilsup1lcG,jGUlo tic hsal aod hair oi Children
the b,tuu, and O"u lncNtai Hppcuduc" ola HE head o.
hair, which detUrcha3 supplied Us my be reserved.
To, s-e, wholesale and geuil by FOSTER x b!,h KIN
son sole rroprietors and Surct 'n:s To A. 'wcucoc"
/ CO., ~ Green street, Utica y. !. WOODSiOth, rs
H. ROSS Jr., DruggiatW River N'aacJ. G. Er0ol,
Wcst Hartford, W. II. Steel; Sharon, ". DU"ucr Roy J.
tom Dowpei Eeyons 4 rnh, NGtscr d II. Ward
uct isj.ly
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-13

TRUSSESi TRUSSESn TRESSESH
nTARsII'S. Thnmpson's Burnham's and Wordsworth =
vi Trlsses Of all sizes and descriptions. Particular ut
tentinn will hc paid tn filling hcUi free of all charge.
Female Abdominal Supporters for saleby
WooJs,ock May T., lsl2 JHOss Ir.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-13

TUONSOSyAN COCcIy CANDY.
TUST arrived, from Boston, an entire article COM
pounded expressly children ard adults afflicted with
hard COLDS coughs persons of corsunptiye habits
For sale at the Jcwolry Store Of ..4...
APRIL. % RsTHA MEL RfYD1II.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-13
TYSON FURNACE

fGNqlNl l. 10 manufacture great variety CT SPONES
~ hND HOLLOW WARE,
ard every description Of Castings usually made ut Cupr-
10 O; hH.i FURNACES.
llGyHg pufcIusJI the right for mnhirg and vending
SpLuiHgs patent circular nuc ior elevated uyouS and
adopted 1t TO fhe IMPROVED FA&hEE so.
FlO~ COOKING Stow rs, olltr the same to the
pgbiir.
Al persons infringing upon sail ratcr, hyyeniirg or
u5ira viii be romit'y poscca!el--cr rights VIA be
maintained.
THIS Improvement rs viii be readily seen inspection,
oly.ucs the objection I" elevated ovens on Lccluut u Civ.
ing ont into excessive heat being combined with
the oven that at pleasure The heat Is diverted from the
into serHnto luc which discharges 1t into the e.
cap" pi pc ViIuu bringing II III contact with the large
surface oven rs IN the Old Kind.
The oven placrdupOn the stove not 10 lnicfTC
IN the slightest gree VITA The LUrrs in other elevated
The hack ilrcruom makes it one orlhc best
{yTNFng.e.& !5.rGWGGD
ever invented This win DO all the cooking. &C. for
common sized family II Is cgplbc Of heating two boil
cTs o. yirG, b!o!I.rc mud tylg IT etc urd the
time, mare conveniently and promptly; with less url and
IN less time ir any stove summer fixtures furnaces
top ui ans stove In Use. Ihsi viii DO wit at
giving out heat to cause the slightest upcusnni sensation
a lady IN dog dN's. hunilg cru LctCGc with great
dies atri sy sg iuls ycry perfectly heated ut once, Iac
cd IN Mt heater over stid buck fire room.
There many good things ciry cd by those using TN
Kind their nprhhors usngnlhrrhud, md II Is
confidently believed hy good judges whn have used II tu
combine good ,llies thIn ANY stove In market
iha it is simple and not halle 10 got oiurdtrl will
lot burn uui, there LCiEg no inside plates
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-13

Ct0SgERyE OF HOLLYHOCK. Ore Of The
" hest compounds among Tlomsolian medicines for
Qun,y, Colds. rheumatism &c.
For sale nj the Jcwclry Store of
re- 2. v. RANDALL.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-13

CHANDLER.
MERCHANDISE TaiIss will leave Concord ana Boston,
daily SUNDAYS excepted. The company now nrrpar
cd to transport Goods and Country Produce which may
DO sent to their dePo's In Concord and Boston.
R,rEs-Throug first class 81 90 -JO lbs Furniture,
Carriages Live 5tOck Slaves ileadiHs Ship Timber Lum
Der, Granite sc. NJ Specific prlcca.
An goods aud merchandise will he at the risk OF Ike OWN
er willis In The CDmpany's Store Houses.
Terms OF irciqhiing, cash, invariably, on delyc
the goods. BY oric: Of the Directors,
ISAAC SP.iLDING, Trcasur
Nashua, Sept. 10, 1912. l2j-tf
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ALI AND hi.' I'iI NitiNh'NH''''i'-' -
.1s road will be opened to the nubir for the trannor-
L tlion Of passengers and merchandise, On AMI uuCr
MONDAY, September IL, l,l2. Passenger Trains daily.
Smdqys cvCcnlcl, in connection with the cars Of tie
Nnsuua ind Lowell aud Boston and Lowell Rail Roads
~ follows;
Leave Concord for VI nclcstcr, Nashua Lowell and
Boston at i3l :. NJ 10 l-2 4. 81. and 81 +. 81.
Leave Boston for Nashua Manchester and Concord at
: IL II l.2 4, NJ, and 3.i p. NJ.
FARG-CorcOrd to Boston, $e,J0-Concorl to Lowell,
SliO.
The morning AMI evening Trains connect with the cars
Of the Bo,lo and Maine Railroad Passengers can be con
vpycJ between Concord, Manchester, Nnshur and hndn
ycr, lluyc'hil Excite, Dover, Portsmouth, rotlud Sc
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-13
CONCORD RAIL ROAD
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

e r. 80, -; f..rs, is, "A Il
$685. =. ,I:. * - ~. ,,--y X
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17


at p m; arrive a, Spcrryyillc same days by m,
and at New Market next days by = pm
Leave New Market every Monday and Thursday az
3 p m; arrive at Spcrryvic next days by Q m and
a, Culpcpcr same days by pm
e497 From Culpeper b, 81 Waylandsburgh, Madi-
son h, Rapidan, Stanardsyille and Nortonsye, to
Longwood, 80 miles and back once week.
Leave Cupeper every Sunday at m; arrive
at Longwood next day by pm
Leave Longwood every Monday at P m; arrive at
Cupeper next day by pm
a49S From Culpeper by Leon, Madison c h,
Criglcrsvc, Graves mill, Marksville and Luray 10
Woodstock. G. miles and back once week.
Leave Cupeper every Wednesday at | p m;
rive ct Woodstock next day by Q pm
Leave Woodstock every Friday al a m; arrive at
Culpeper next dag by 5 pm
a499 From CuIpeper C h, BY Colvins tavern, Locust
Dale and Orange h, to Gordonsville, 30 miles and
back three times week. 10 four horse post coaches
Leave Culpeper every Sunday, Wednesday and Fri
day at4 m; arrive at Orange c same days By m,
and at Gordonsville same days by II m
Leave Gordonsvil'e every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at u m; arrive at Orange same days by
3 p m, and at Culpeper C h same days by s pm
$500 From Warrenton Springs by Foxyillc, Mill
view Farley, Wheatey, Richardsrille Barrett's mills,
MorrisyilIe Somerville and Morgansburgh TO Warren
ton Springs, 70 miles, twice week.
Leave Warrenton Springs every Monday and Friday
at m; arrive at Warrenton Springs next days by
pm
25Ol From warrcnton, by Cleft's mills, Orleans,
Amissvillc Gaines x Roads ard Washington, 10
Sperryville, 81 miles and back, twice week.
Leave Marrenton every Sunday and Wednesday, at
6 m; arrive al spcrryville same days By 6 pm
Leave Sperryville every Tuesday and Friday, at 10
a m; arrive at Warrcnton same days by 10 pm
1902 From Warrenton, by Auburn and Walnut
Branch TO Brentsville 90 miles and back onoe week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-19
Superior Court.

BEFORE Judge Oakley.
Der. l6.-Dapid h. Moses and WilhGm Moses u.s. Ro.
Bert ". Mead and frederick Mead This an action
to damages from the defendants who are com
for the sale OF soured beef appeared that
oil barrels Of beet consigned from Ohio to the
PENDANTS who had stored in inspectors yard,
in June last usual it packed and repckled On
the 9th August the plaintiffs purchased 1914 barrels at 81
per barrel and raid in cash. On the 10th the order for
delivery gwen and then barrel two tried,
and found to be sound and whoesome the number pur
chased were delivered upon this examination subse.
quently, however, II was discovered that number Of
barrels and unwholesome, and on the LIST OF
September the plaintiffs offered to send back the lot
unsold upon receiving the amount paid, expenses an
interest the money This refused and the present
express implied guarantee given at the time OF
sae and that the defendants not table, being but
the agents ola third party for the sale OF the beef The
Court charged that the defendants liable to action
nasmuch they became the sellers as owners oil the
property. The question for the jury to decide was
whether the defendants had at the time OF SALE
given an express warranty; next, whether the beef was
the day ofpurchase, and II how much thirdly
the causes OF sourness whether arising from the heat Of
the weather from improper curing in the first or sub
sequeut packing down. The implied warranty in the
sale OF such articles Of trade the law presumes does
not recognize the right Of any to sell
The jury specially directed to state whether their
verdict founded on the express warranty at the mo
OF sale or not sealed verdict will be handed in at the
opening of the court today.
For plaintiffs II. P. Hastings, ESQ. For defendants,
Messrs Edwards and Mann.
Calendar for Thursday-l9 81, lO3 S. IA 6s, 40, S.
IS, 50, "a, ia, 8, lis, %, as, "a 81, ll7,H.
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LATEST sOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PHILApELPHIA Oct 18-An Chandler Price. Dunlevy fSt
Petsrsbug; Oak RYDER, Boston; Kathleen Taylor River
Gambia Africa-Let Elizabeth Hooper FIN Salem for Bissao
beander psal. FIN sslem sid Avg q for Sierra Leone and
Bait for ST Thomas-Passed off Tincum Island this morning
Orion Wilkes hence for Laguaya with loss Of jibboomBe
low Osceoa Carly Rio eiro-C ID Yucata Baker Per.
uambuca; Washington, Bishop, Matanzas
BALTrMoRE, Oct 8Au Sally Ann, Pattinson st Thomas;
simpson, Woe Tobasco. bound to Liverpool eaky;
Nevius Stops st John Cosmopole Morgan, Maracai
o. prs Emily Ecott, Laudeaman, fun Lsgnira, Sept 2a-
The Mohawk for Nfy York he coast loading Gem
ngton. Shanks I'm Nassau Mp; Be,tou ravers, Dema-
rara, st Thomas: Sarah Wales Kelley Boston: Eli
ker I'm Live pool Portsmouth, NH-A Bremen ship, sgP
posed the Ann, Breme anchor off Nor PontCid.
James Power keena Nassau Mp Arkansas Groves Rich
mond-Sd. John Robb, Walker Rio Janeiro; Reaper.
Breaton. Galveston.
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@-THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE WE BEAR

testimony to, and might add numerous instances Of the
wonderful .f-cts OF this popular pain extractor,
To PuBLic Below is n certificate about the Magi
cal PAIN Extractor, from Messrs. Comstock Co, 81
ourtlandt and would respectfully ask all and every
read il, and then call Mrs Curran ls9 Washing
street. and see the child which will show for itself
TACT that every will day ackno Wedge that lie in
every Of fire will be saved if the vital parts are un
injured, by this save.
The generosity Of Dr. Harris worthy Of all praise In
lay ing aside prejudice, when the physicians at the CITY
Hospital refused countensnce CARING as they
said nothing about its effects; because was proprietary
medicine therefore they would not use H. But pubic
opinion WILSON teach those men thst such an acle az
this be used in every OF re and that they mus
themselves rather than lives should DO sacIhced
many deaths have lately occurred by fire. when n
skin Of these could LIE, and In no instance has
he Extractor failed IN relieving Immediately and heal
ing These facts, and ell will one day beiieveit
On the Sd Of this month my little daughter leii INTO
~ H. and It was very powerful suds, which is much
worse than clean wsier) aud wss dreaduly burned at
most all over and very BADLY In her left side. that dd
not expect she live al all, and great many also
aw her Who thought she would not live called on ny
amily ply stefan, DR. Harris No. Sloan street. who H.
commended the sole OF the Magical Pain Extra tor
rom Messrs Comstock& Co 81 COurtlandt street. az be
nad il applied with such signal relief who
vas dreadiully burned at Castle ,rden.
great deal OF the skin eff with the clothes and
very large blisers Immediately up She as in the
most dreadful agony any poor could be in when
The Pain Extractor was applied when it relieved her
once, reducedthe blisters, and she almost well
vas out Of the salve on Sunday, when grew and
got something from drug Store, but done ID but
made II worse. Monday again ppied the Pain Extract
or, and immediate and soothing relief given IN.
vite the scepca 10 call and the child, almost cured
when life was despared oil, and would earnestly recon
mend all mothers to keep this salve always in the house
(Sigued) MARY CURRAN,
l59 Washington st.
New York, Aug. 6, 1s43.
Further comment il unnecessary, as the above speas
90 plain.
Look carefully on the steel plate engraved wrai
er for the name "a times Of Comstock Co. on ear
'nx This fac smile must be found or never purcns
matter what any dishonest person may te ysu I'M
lame is on the genuine. TO be had genuine only @2i
curtlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-19

DE-. LARDNER's LYoEUM, SOCIETY LIBRARY
Those highly popular enterts iuments exhibit mighty
refined and intellectual audience. The Planeta.
rum and scenic illustrations are really magnificent,
and the whole is got up with taste and effect. We
recommend families and schools to subscribe, while
SO vauable an opportunity offers. The subject this
evening will be, ARE the planets nhabitedf'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-19
REcAPiTuLATIoN.
Cost at mines, at SOC per ton, for 100

Equivalent to 50 IS for each ton Of coal The return
freight would probably reduce the cost $ per for
coal delivered at Newburgh.
communication in the Boston Daily Advertiser in
relation to what calle1 the balance oil trade entirely
in error 10 its figures II makes a balance Of Ss9oo0oo
Ia favor OF the u States in lis trade with Great Britain and
its dependencies for the year lsa The real balance
with Great Britain 81 O0OeoO, and with the colonies and
dependencies So OO making $la6o0 600 in favor OF
the United states. The Of the Advertiser arises
from his taking the imports Of Great Britain and the de.
tendencies and the exports Of Great Britain only The
state of our trade with Great Britain in leA2 is i'm.
porant inasmuch sustains the fact that in year
when our tariff the lowest the balance due the States
from Great Britain the highest. This effect was
brought about by the operation oil the currency which in
this country in 1912, its lowest ebb and in.
u ,ed large imports ofspecie This business however
from being profitable as is supposed When greet
lestion Of Bank capital s undertaken, and paper credits
pushed to great extentspece leaves the country
the purchase Of goods Alter this process has gone on
for time the bubble bursts, and specie brought
back by selling produce at low prices that great deal
II abor is given for little money. When the money ia
obtained prices rise, in other words money falls in
value 1t will no longer command much produce or
abor as BEFORE snd more profitable trade commenceI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-19

VALUABLE CURIOSITY. AT the grand military
show at Hartford, Col. X. NJ Johnson lost his shoe.
string; high functIonary presented it 10 cee.
brated wing lawyer Of New York. who in turn pre-
sented 1t to worthy Alderman, one Of the commit.
tee OF reception. The Alderman, being wing,
became alarmed, and Immediately presented the
tai'smGn'e relic TO Messrs Braisted &c Johnson, OF
the United States Hotel, who proudly exhibit il un.
der the care OF strong guard The wise and the
curious can see il by calling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-19

FIRE on BOARD A STEAMBOAT The steamer Iu-
dependence, which plies between this city and
South Amboy, was discovered to be on fire on
Tuesday last, on one of her trirs to this city with
large number Of passengers The fire, however,
was extiugui,hed without any material damage to
the old crazy machine, which may possibly be
doomed to destruction by confagration at some
lime or other 1t is but two short weeks since a
fire was discovered on board her, which for some
time threatened her seriously; and as she is calcua-
ted 70 render but little further service, this may pos
sibly be the best way TO procure a newer more
elegant, and better boat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-19
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Taiimsdge and Aldermen Tillou AM



Martin.
JAMES r. WHITINo, Esq District Attorney.
Der lsth.At the opening OF the Court J. REYNOLDS
Esq called the attention of the to editorial art'
Gle published in The Pebien' OF this morning, censur-
ing the Court for their Of proceedings in the pre-
vious trial Walsh for libel against Levi samm. The
article ives read by Mr. nods and the Court replied
that they would take the subject into consideration.
Trial of mike Walsh The trial of Mike Walsh
for libel on Joseph Southard was then sumed By our
previous report will be that eight jurors were en-
panelled
Mr. GRAHAM to the legality OF the panel the
ground that of the jurors smpaneed named Jacob
S. Smith, had been stricken of by the District Attorney
the ground that he had been former jury and had
refused sent to verdict The Court ordered his
be withdrawn, and from the additional fact that
the had not been legally complied with in the
summoning OF the jury the sheriff himself and not De
putty being empowered to perform the act the Court
set aside the whole panel and ordered selection.
The whole day was thus spent, and at o'clock eight
Jurors selected and additional order made to
twenty five to supply vacancies and objec'
ITEMS
PoLIcE-Nothing of interest before the Police yester.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-19

The MAILS ON LONG ISLAND The Sag Harbor
Conector OF the l4th, says-Those of our subscrl-
bers at distance, whose papers have heretofore
been left at their houses, other places, direct
nearest Post Office, where they will be seat, as
forced to be, by orders of the Postmaster. General
Our subscribers will please to pay the postage on
the same, which shall be reurned to them on settle
ment OF their bills az this office.
Mr. Wicklifie's mail brought no papers the lasI
trip. We thought by his last manifesto that they
were mailable matter. What is the cause-has he
not yet com eted his mail tariff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-19
News From Europe.

The HIbeInia was out fourteen DAYS yesterday
noon. We may confidently look for her news at
an early heur this morning. Ar Extra Herald will
be issued imme diaiely after its receipt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-19
sales OF stocks mt PhiIadeiphia.

SECOND BOARD, October 49, 500 State 6's, 6l $500
Stale 5s 1883 GOT; $500 DO 6 1885, 60 $500 do 1864,
COT; $4,000 do S. DIS A. 6l $lll7 do 6s 1919 6st 50
shares Vicksburg Bank 8; 80 do Mechanics Bank 224
do do do 22f.
FIRST BOARD, October 1870 shares Wilmington RR,
i6t 5000 Lehgh Mortgage Loan, Ga IL shares Schuyl
kill Navigation, S6; 81 do Grard Bank 6t $d5 State
is46 new 63 Is shares Farmers and Mechanics Bank,
36t $i43 State 6s old annual 653 $3.50 do SIS do 65;
IS shares Wilmington RR, 1865; 20 shares Mechanics
Bank 22f; % do Manu-. and Mechs Bank, ls3; 10 DO
Peunsylvani Bank 69; $1,000 City Gas 6 lOs 10 shares
Grard Trust cssh, 20 $1,000 Camden and Ambsy Loan,
transferable. OIL: 90 shares Reading RR. IL.
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co. We shall receive hy the Hibernis, and have for
sale al this Office all the foreign papers, together with
London illustrated papers, all of the latest dates.