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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-06
MARIE NEuMAN, Secretary.

N5- THAT CELEBRATED DENTIST, DIR. A. c..
CASTLE, No. 1871 Broadway has fairly tried Dr. Sher.
mans Orrs Tooth Paste and has been in the habit OF
commencing II to his patients being fully satisfied that it
is the best article he has known for giving the teeth
pearly whteness rendering the breath perfectly sweet
and preserving the teeth from decay. 1t is also free from
every deleerous material and is by far the most
mical Of any dentrce in 1t has now been in
use more than five years and in every case has given
is No. LOG Nassau strest Agents 227 Hudson lSs Bow
ery II East Broadway SO William street and Ledger
Buildings Philadelphia.
nry- RECORDS PARIsIAN ALTERATIvE-Fo the
erave guaranteed not to contain particle Of mercury
or any mineral injurious to the system although pos
sessng emit control those oafhsome diseases
is universally used in all the hospitals Of Europe in
synthetic complaints and is certain for venerea
throat ulcers nodes pains in the joints bones and
and all complaints arising from synthetic faint in the
constitution improper Of mercury. Sold in sim
fully packed and sent to all parts of the Union.
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy 81 Nassau street
N3-C CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED-The
Tonic Mixture prepared by the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy ofthe city of New York is confidently
commended and prescribed by the first medical practon
e sh
constitution 1t is an invaluable remedy for impotence,
stery baroness anless depending malformation)
and will be found highly beneficial in all complaints arising
from debilitated state of the constitution.
Sold single bottles 81 EACH in of half dozen $751;
Caelully packed ana sent 10 al OIL tne Union.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, 81 Nassau
street. W. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
o. PROFESSOR VELPEAUS SPECIFIC PILLS,
for the permanent of gonorh9a gleet uor albus
and all mucopurulen discharges from the urethra OF all
improvements in medicine for the last twenty years these
pills the greatest and have conferred the greatest be-
ne6t persons suffering from those diseases They have
rendered the complaints certain and speedy
without injury to the constitution taintng the BREATH
confinement from business. They to be had genuine
only at the office and consulting rooms of the College Of
Medicine and Pharmacy, 90 Nassau street Der
box. w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
o. COMSTOCKS SARSAPARlLLA is WARRANT.
ed strong large bottles and good any other
article in the world that sells dollar the low price
of SO per bottle per dozen has repeatedly cured
Of Scrofua 20 80 years standing after all other
preparation Of Sarsaparila had failed which fully proves
its superior efficacy, without looking at the wide differ
in price Weknow many think that this article sold
low price is good those that sell at
dollar per boe but the people will let prejudice run
away with their heads hope they will go and pay
hundred per cent for article not good this at
fifty cents per bottle No. North Fifth street, Phadel
pha is the only place to find genuine and 81 Courtland
street, n. Y.
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The of city debt is very small The bulk of it
is due citizens and the interest will doubtless be
regularly paid; but every dollar that is added to the
amount, draws tax from the people to meet it, and il
that amount increased to advance any unpopular con
Germ, the credit of the corporation is used father
debt contracted with individuals the corporation goes
beyond power and the citizens suffer accordingly With
in the past ten years. the systems of credit have been
haused in creating loans. If method did not
ceed others resored to- The States loaned all they
could directly and as much more indirectly. So long
there canal to Dig rail road to be lad-so long
the capitalists of Europe would loan dollar, State
stocks created and the issue only ceased for the
want Of value received The debt of this city created
by improving the city and bringing to doors every ad
vantage and benefit money could command. Every ndiv
dual within limits directly benefited by the great
penditures Of the corporation Would Common Coun
Gil have the right to loan millions to the Harlem Railroad
Company because it into the city Individual
enterprise cannot, in justice, saddle corporations
with loans to the risk Of their Encouragement
The citizens Of Albany will find the dangers arising
from so free use OF their city credit The citizens of
Bridgeport have already tasted the bitter raught the
sale of their private property. This into their
very DOORS The State debts are held far off Those 70
regners who hold State scrps under the pc
cuar clause OF our laws that enables citizens to col
ec their debts against corporations The have
souis. very curious TACT tha City STOCKS are neid
by our own citizens, who compel payment at maturity by
rigorous State stocks held by foreigners
who cannot compel the States to pay they not dis
posed to.
The Legislature of Ohio met yesterday, and shall
receive in few days the Governors Message with the
present condition Of the of the State The sales
of Ohio State stock in this city daily very extensive
and prices have been uniform than those of any
other stock in Wall street The interest due the of
January is here, and will be paid when due. The
transfer books close the 18th instant, which will
create considerable activity in the stock between this and
that time.
The Governor of South Carolina in his message to the
Legislature Of that State makes very detailed report of
the State finances. The total debt of the State
600, which stands in the following items
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Domestic Importations.

ST MARKs-Brg Lawrence Copelands6 hides 81 bales
Spear Vandehoof $50 do Fox Livngston Center
co-6 w Townsend-27 Smith, Mills COLO Mel, Coe
s. Anderson-73 Holbrook, Nelson & co-6l Warng &
-t2 BRYANT & Maitland.
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State or Trade.

There svery little activity many thing except cotton.
o9ootaao23 Pearls are firm at l2t.
CorroN,-Lhe sales are very extensive, and are con-
from last quotations The absence of later European
news gives holders opportunity to operate ON the
strength OF the market here caused by the anticipation Of
favorable news.
On.We quote sales ofcrude sperm at 7sc; crude whale
at 40. The sales are very trihing.
suGAR-Ihis article is very dull. Sales Of New Or.
leans at 6ia6ic.
have no alterations to record in beef
pork Lard continues in demand 6a61c for kegs But
ter ana cheese are very active at our last quotations
HAY.-A very good demand exists for bales. We quote
42a45c for North River. Country sells at 62ia7sc.
WHsKEY-Drudgei is very inactive at 23c Barrels are
BREApsrurrs.-This market, and all others that we
have heard from this morning, continue without any
alteration. Genesee is quoted at S462J
Foreign Markets.
MArAszAs, Nov. 22-Our market is inactive, about
$1,000 boxes of Sugar still hand Coffee COM
ing in in small lots but of first flower and small bean
prime yet received Moasses is not yet in at ALL our
planters have got high ideas of its value and the price
will open high The crop of Sugar will be very fair but
that Of Coffee short Ale light, and brisk doz. 80 "a
do lido w. l2a 10; Bread Pilotibbls =; Butter vel
low, IA Is Candles, mould, 10 Is 6s do Sperm 81
a 3s Cheese, American a 100 Cider doz. 81 a 20
Goldfish so -; Flour, American, - 10; Hoops, NJ.
36a 4S Hams, American, a II Lard, IA Ia IL RS
Lumber w p NJ 20 $40 do Pitch Pine, 10 - Nails
cut, a64; OIL Whale, gallon, A - do Sperm, 81
Onions, 54a54; Potatoes, Dbl, 80 Porter Lon
don so; Pork Mess and Prime lOa 10 o. Rice, qql
SO; Sheetings Russia. pc. 10 Soap, yellow
do Marble, :; Shocks, hhds 22a24 do box, 81 a Il
sugars assorted half white and half brown, sa
s9r'; white 81 brown do ~ 81; yellow do o. ct
Muscovado, =; coffee LIST quality -; second and third,
s 4; molasscs, 81 gallons, =; honey, 81 40 re-. The
cargo of rice per A. A. Parker sold at % rails cash; and
that Of the Harriet from Charleston days previous
at 10 rails The market is well stocked there being
at least one months supply on hand New moasses had
not begun to come in and the stock of old being
hausted, the market is completely bare. American pro
duce generally was dull of sale potatoes last sales S2
u per bbl declining; the market well supplied Ex
changes London, IL a l2l premium; New York q
IL premium Boston, l do. FreghtsTo the United
States, 81 per box sugar.
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MONDAY, lith Dec. i8t3.
MR. WEI Y TIE Mp 6

2
C,HEVALIER OF THE ORDER OF LEOPOLD FINK
Violin the King Of the Bgisns. and Member Honorary
Of the Philharmonic Societies Of Vienna Munich Brussels,
sc. will perform, accompanied by
A GRAND ORCHESTRA,
under the direction of MIR u c. HILL onhionday the Iith De-
cember, lB43 at the Washington Hotel.
Grand Concerto the Violin, in f. sharp minor in
theee part.-Alligro Maestoso, Adagio Expressive,
Rondo Legg ero, VieuI TEMPS
Fantasia Capri f. the Violin on several or
ginal themes, Vieux Temps
ed by Psgannni. Ernst, Siyor Veur Tsmpx
FOR Programme small bills
1css 81 each be had the hotsIs
a. the door.
Concert to commence at 8 O'Clock, do toIir
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THISTLE BALL.
THE MANAGERS 0F THE THISTLE BENEyo-
LENT ASSOCIATiON respectfully that thsir
FIRST BALL
for this will take Friday Evening, Dsosmbss

for this will take lace Friday Evening. Dsosmbsr
Ar TAMMAHy HALL.
IL is well known the patrons Of the Balls given BY the
Thistle Benevolent Association that the eds wholly
bestowed for charitable The Managers have there
much pleasure recommending
especially hen il made subsequent other
portant purposes The Board OF Managers proud
knowledge that their efforts please have been hitherto
fully public and they that the
sympathetic eeliog will prompt thir patrons this
aid them their endeavo to relieve the orphan and
dry the widows tears"
The Order IF Dancing according to froemmme.
Mr. PARKER has. with his usual kindness, generously
volunteered his valuable services directing the Floor
sIeelen Band la. been snEased for the oscsson-n,
Robert NJ Hoffman, esdeand pains have been spersd ~
the Committee 70 render the music full and ,fheient
The Ball will be opened by the Highland Bag-Pps and Ma
ona Airs will he played the commencement,
we'll as during the intermsssu Of dan cling.
Doors open 7-Dancng will commence precisely eight
o'clock The termination Of he Ball will be known BY The
Band playing " Guid night. joy be wi youa."
Tics ST. TO admit gentleman aud two ladlesto b bad
OF the Managers Cur 1870 Hndson
President; Jas Harmon 70 Couandt stne, VICE f~dntt
John Patten Cedar Ire William McLsushs,
us Elizabeth ree Hugh Kerr 63 Broadway; VIM. Richard
SIN, coer Perry ard Greenwich; James Virtue 18th
street and 5th Samuel haycock 20 William stst;
w alter Lsggatt, "a Hudson street
Checks transferable ~
~ Members have their Tickets application 70 tbs
Sesrv the Committee the evening OF the Ball.
Dc cts
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER o.
Cleared.

Sun RISES - l2 FULL MOON. ..''.'
ur syrg.. .......t IL HIGH WATER -. II
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o. PILES The genuine Hays Linment and Inns
Balm Of China will anykase Of Pesn mattar of how
long standing This il is warranted to do, and those who
choose to suffer with this dreadful complaint have them
selves only TO blame
TO be had only at 81 Courandt street and No North
Firth street, Philadelphia,
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AMERICAN mUsEUNl,
A I'd p T. R p T. TUAL FAIR.
PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM,
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
(Br0aGtcQY, OppOstte the Ctr Hau.l

ALL FOR l2D CENTS.
= Ia addition to the National Por.rnit Galley and
500 900 Cutostes there SPLENDID Performances every
ming az ociock aud Saturday afternoons o,sloek
Extravaganza sones-DretsTfos NC ~ the cslsbruSsd
KENT LkY MiNSTRELS.
Miss ADAIR- LA PETITE CERiTO, Ne
Madame -lDCLPHE the lady Of intelligence who may 10
consulted at all hoo throughout the day and evening regard
ing
Past Times, Present and Future.
Madame Adophe is pr, nd refer ~ T. WILLIS ZSs
editor of the New Mirror who mneh delighted at Z
PRIVATE c0nsulta' ion that HE PROMISED 10 CALL
AGAIN and wrote hugh eulogy her abilities the Edf
tors Of the Nationd ineligencer at Washington,
Admission to the whole l2k shilling sxtzl fbs
consulting Madame Adolphe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-06

Ships Minerva, Brown, Maeiles. Boyd Hncken; Louisa
Leavt New Orleans WIN Nelson; Niagara. Cole, do John
son Lowden Mary Phillips. Pratt Mobile Post Philips :
Briggs Mary Pennell, Merryman. Havana ThuIston Co
Falcon (Br) Pitt. Bermuda Tucker Lightburn New Jer
.ey, Brown, s.yannah M Deml;-schrs Alicia, Walter
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THYON's INDEPENDENT AMERICAN
CIRCUS.
BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE

- Boxes % cents; Pit l21S cents
THIS EVENING December G-Ihe performances vii
commence . wilh Grand Ense entitled
After which Fe.,s Of Posturng and TumLvs
. Still Vaung Lesping Sornerssting, ne.
Mr. MeFar and. frs, appeirsnce on the Tight Rops
Feas of Strength by Mr. Garfield, the Samsos
Negro Songs, Choruses &c by the Carolina MinstreIs
or cvop T9 cpn sS r yish nm .oov
, 1843-06-17
SALE OF
School Lands.

\ virtue and by authority Of two
orders of the Pike county Court.
made al the August term 1912. and
10 me directed, | shall on Monday the
10Th day OF June next. at the
Court House door in the town OF
Bowling Green, and during the term
of the Circuit Court for said county
of Pike. proceed to sell to tie highest
bidder at auction, the following school
land to wit: Section 16 in township
50 \. r. west Of the fifth principal
meridian, and section I6 in township
SIS north Of range 9 west of the fifth
principal meridian-also that portion
of the 10Th section, L. So, n. X. 9
W. remaining unsold. Said sections
vii! be sold in lots of forty acres.-
A credit of twelve months will be Civ
en-, bond with approved personal Sc
curlty vii! be required Of the purchas.
ers, bearing interest at ten per cent
from date.
WIN. rENIX, Sheriff.
March IS. I843. 9w2I.
, 1843-06-17
List of Letters.

EMAINING in the Post office al
A4~ Bowling Green, Mo-, on LIST April
lS43, which if not taken out in three
months, will be sent to the General Post
Office as dead letters.
Mrs. Nancy Adams, James II Allison;
Mr.. Bogers, Temple f. Bell, A. J.
Bennett, Miss NJ. A. Bell, Rev. Richard
Bond, Thomas Bland; James Cowherd,
Jacob Crow, Sarah Caldwell, Josiah Car
roll, Jas. ID Caldwell, Thomas II Ellis.
Richard Fortune, Chas. Gates, Carnes
ID Henderson 2, Thos. II. Harris, Doct.
w Hull Abraham Inloe, Mr. Maddox.
John P Mifleton, Mr.. McPike, Jeremi-
ah Moore, VIM. Penix, Joseph Roberts,
James NJ. Rider, John Rogers, Stephen
Stemmons 2, P. Spears, Robert Sum
mers, Mrs. Hugh Shannon, John Tallea-
faro, John F Turner, Doct. w Thorn.
ton, James P Woodruff, Thos. b Whit.
Thos. S. Waters, John Wilson.
Isaac Ward.
H. G.. EDWARDS, P. M.
April 9Th lS43. Oft
, 1843-06-17
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N. York.
, 1843-06-17
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erty, and the bulwark of morality.
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+: ucAT!oN-tEc culture of tile heart
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Year inrari"blyiH
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, 1843-06-17
TOBACCO. HEMP &c

subscriber will receive and forward
- Tobacco. Hemp, Pork. &c. at unusuoIly
lou rates to Orleans or the East. Having no
interest in steam boats. and my agents in Or.
leans having no interest in packet ships or
vessels, freights both here and below, will be
bargained for at the lowest rates. will also
advance in cash without any charge for loss
in exchange from two thirds to three fourth,
the value here on Tobacco, Hemp, Flour,
Wheat, Pork, Lard, Bacon. Beef. &c. &c.
GEORGE X. BUDD, Com.
mission & forwarding merhant, "A, Water St.
st. Louis, May 9th, Is43.
Refer TO Messrs. VIM. Luce, & Co. IT,.
81. N. Bryson. & Co. hou'slana
4" Jameson Samuel, ESQ. Hannibal.
d" Colonel Wcllman, Sever,on
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james Hanna, Esq. Marion City.
May 18th, 1913. cw2s.'
, 1843-06-17
STATE OF
County of Pike

"S' u NV
In the County Court, May Term lS43.
y ASHER SHOTWELL Administrator OF
~ the Estate of John Cash deceased,
comes into Court aud flies his petition for the
sale of the real estate of said deceased, and
said petition is accompanied by a true ac-
count of his Administration, a list of the
debts due TO and by the deceased, aud an
inventory of the real estate, and al Offsets
in his hands, the whole verified by the said
Administrators, il Is therefore ordered that
all persons interested in said estate, be mott
fed hereof, and unless the contrary be
shown on the first day Of the mex August
term of this court; an order will be made
for the sale OF the following real estate, ly-
ing in said county Of Pike, and described as
TO lows, viz: beginning on the .outhcrly
side of survey 1854, in I. No. 55, n. of X.
3 w, of me 9Th principal meridian,
sc, post corner from which hickory 10 in
his.. bears 6 % ~ 20 Ink. and o black
olk 2Uis uia., bears 5. 81, w, SO links,
thence scrth 2-,i" chains iatc.scc:.d ! Sec
ton post, between No. 2S and twerty-three
at $500 chains, SIT post corner fom which
pin oak "a in dia. hears 40 T.. 46 links. and
a ditto ID in dia. bears $ 10, w. 81 links,
thence west from the centre of section No
3:, at Is chains entered prairie, bears n.
f. and 5. W 30. so links, the section cor
ner Oh the line between sections No. 30 aud
81, at 30 CHAINS entered timber, ut &c chains
set post corner ,, 81 links, south of the
corner to sections No -, %, 32, and 33,
from which a pin oak IL in dia, bears 5.
80, W. jl links, aud an elm IA in dia
bears n. 81, T.. II links, thence west at
1860 chains set post, corner from which nj.
elem 3 in dia , bears n. 40, f. - links.
and n b oak 81 IN dia. bears S. 6s, F..
Is links, thence y. 400 chains; the or.
section corner between sections No. 20 and
32-2l, 63 chains set post corner, on the
line OF survey No. 1884, corner to fraction
al section No. %, from which an elm l2in
din ., bears 5. IS, W. Il links, and a ditto
10 in dia. bears ~. 30, F.. Links, thence
with the live of survey No. 1854, N. So
+. at 1000 chains. corner &" fractional sec
ton. No. 2S and %, u 50, 10 chains to the
beginning corner, also a certain other tract
containing 81 sixty four one hundredth'
acres, and bounded as follows: the east hall
of the north east qr. Of section -, in town
ship 80, OF range three west, or so mucn
thereof as viii be sufficient TO pay the debts
notice be published in some Newspaper in
this State FOR SIX weeks successfully.
4 true COPY.
T-ste. A II. BUCKNER, Clerk.
Nay l3fh, Ie43 6w2s
, 1843-06-17
STATE OF MISSOURI, /cs
County Of Pike,

In the County Court, Feb. Term, 1919.
Jesse G. RODGERS Administrator de
- bonis non Of the Estate of Lewis Ut
terback deceased, comes and files his petit
ton for the sale of the real estate of said
deceased, aud said petition is accompanied
by a true account of his Administration, a
list Of the debts due to and by the deceased
and an inventory of the real estate, and of
all other assets in his hands, the whole veri-
fed by the affidavit Of said Administrations
II is therefore ordered that all persons in
terested in said estate, be notified that I'M
less the contrary be shown on or before the
hrstday of the next term Of this Court, an
order will be made for the sale of the fol
owing described real estate to wit: lots 81,
81, 80, 40, ll6, and 81, with the improve
ments thereon, in the town Of Bowling
Green, or so much thereof as will be snGi
Gent to pay the debts of said deceased. and
that this notice be published for sia weeks
in some newspaper ia this State.
A true copy of the record.
Teste: A. II BUCKNER, Clerk.
February 25th. ls43. 6wl7.
, 1843-06-17
STATE OF MISSOURI, g

County OF PIke-
In the Count, Court, February Term 1913
n is ordered by the Court that the follow
h ing he observed as the order Of transact
ing bu-incss in this Court at every term, viz
MuNpaYs and TcuspArs, Of each term to
be devoted TO County business, includin:
Roads, Revenue, Road & Canal Fund. comfy
add township school fund.-, claims against
the county, paupers, courty Offices &C.
WFpHEspAYs TO allowance Of demands a
gaiust estates not having had an annual set
lement. THURSDAYS and FRIDAys, to an
nual settlements Of administrators, Exrcu-
tors aud Guarhians, in the order OF the dock
ct kept by the Clerk TO allowing demand.
sgaiu.t ~e,tatos, settled on the same day by
Administrator and Executors, and any 9th
or business IN relation to the estates of de
ceased persons and minors; and SATURDAYS
to find settlements aud busimcs. ~Ic!a,in:
thereto.
4 true COPY from the record.
Tcstc. A. II. BUCkNEH. Clerk.
Fer s. W. BucSNER, ID. c.
March 1lth. 1SI3. l9-ff
, 1843-06-17

this State outside St. Louis, which publ
cation shall continue for six successive
weeks; the expenses of said printing
shall be paid out Of the general contin-
gent fund.
This act 10 take effect from and after its
passage.
STERLING PRICE,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
NJ. M. MARMADUKE,
President of the Senate.
Approved Feb 81, lS43.
TIL. REYNOLDS.
6w32.