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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-15

SUICIDE OF PRINCIPAL WITNESS IN THE CASE OF
ADAM HoRN.-A letter was received in this city yes
erdsy IRON Reistersown. stating that John ssrch,
men, indicted for the murder Of his wife, had committed
suicide by cutting his throat with knife, Saturday
mig hit last II will be remembered that Storch the
person whom Horn about make his proper
y at the time of his arrest in Paadelpf H. appear
that s,orch after being before the grand Jury, at the
present term of the county court on his way home In
company with friends stated that he went to Horns
house, after the murder when Horn handed him Ger
Bible and observ ed that he had important
tell him, and that he would to secrecy, he
would communicate IL, oDd then told him thst the
night OF he murder his wife had went Of the house
night dress and remaining longer than he thought
pruence dicta ed he went in search Of her and having
to suspect her chastity in ct Of sngrr he strucR
her with shovel, which caused her deaih. 1t is also
stated that stoch assisted him in cutting and eting
the body and that the property TO he made
tim on his observing strict secrecy in regard
to the whole sfir la quence OF these crcum
Stances Storch arrested saturday last and taken
before magistrate, who committed him to the custody OF
ticer. j" order that he ght undergo further
imitation. H placed f,r see keeping in q sve
which he managed to fleet his escape Saturday
night, with only portion OF his clothes on, and Sun
a~y morning search instituted in order to discover
him, end by following trail Of blood some distance from
the tavern his iei,s body found h his throat cut
and his lower e metes nearly destroy ed ty the hogs
" Chapman Esq held coronsrs inquest the body,
which rendered verdict in accordance with the above
facts Baltimore Clipper, Nor. IA.
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90 PROTECTOR FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
No. 2i-CARD.-A meeting OF the members of the
above Company, held at the Engine House on Monday
-venDg November i3k, le4,, the iollo wing members
Messrs. III Solomon, @ Lane, and r M Cot-were
appointed committee draft resolutions expressing the
eeogs oithe Company, who submitted the folio wing
resolutions -
Resolved That we tender our most heartfelt and sir.
cere thanks 10 Messrs BREASTED Johnson PROOF ieors OF
the United states ae Holt) Hotel the most fump-
tuous entertainment given by them and our guests
the New Market Fire Engine Company Of Baltimore on
their late visit 10 city.
Res lived, That also tender thanks to the WASH
ngton Fire Engine Company, No of Brooklyn. for the
hospi,able and gentle manly manner in which they
ceved snt entertained us visit TO Their city.
Resolved. That we tender thanks to 7 homas q
Hamblin Esq for his generous invitation extended
and our guests to visit his most truly magnificent esa
bshment Also, to the proprietors Of the very An.
phthestre for their kind invitation to visit their popular
place Of nmusement.
Resolved, That tender thar ks to Mr. Gonperts
the worthy proprietor of the KnicB booker Bshs
his liberal invitation extended to and our guests.
Resolved, We beg leave to tender cur thsiksto Com
Gen Henry Storms for the polite Invitation visit the
State Arsenal.
Resolved, We return thanks to the Southwark Engine
Company No 49, for the kind in which they
tprtained our guests at their engine house.
Resolved, hat the above resolutions he unanimously
adopted and that hey he psblish.d the Morning Cou
rier, Herald. and True Sun.
JOHN NJ. BENNETT Chairman.
HENRY II. TALLMAN, secrs,a,y
ISRAEL J. SALMON
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90 THE LIVERPOOL STEAMER, WILL START
from TINS port instead OF Boston, in few months,
advised This change will DO a great benefit TO mer
chants, aud doubtless 10 Mr. Cunsrd the enterprsing
protector.
But this change is followed Ivy onother important to
all men. Phalon, the great wig maker, has cted
IN the shape OF splendid toilet article called The
Tuberose Shaving Cream" changing tough why beard
toto soft plant onete be capped with ra1
receiving keen edge on Saunders Immitabe rops
Henceforth let no one complain of q smartins face
caused by soaps compounded Of akaes and other
ieDts Of Irritating nature bu this emolent cream
sud nothir will induce to be without Tn,
price OF and shiings the jar renders IL cheap
snl best articles invented for tho beard For sale
shoesse and RETAIL by Edward Phaon sole pro pristor
IA Bgosdwsy, opposite 81 Pduls4 Sold also by @
ibsr Co, L. dyer Buildings Philadephis Bfsinad
SCo. Is Court street
or PROFESSOR vELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS
per msnent cure OF GO0oIr Gleet fuor alOus
nd oil mocopurulent discharges from the urehra Thes,
pls waIranted to be sale, RADICAL and speedy
" Tor The above complaints They to be had gepuin,
only the office and consulting rooms OF the college
Medicine and Pharmacy, e7 Nassau street,
w. s. RlCHARDsoN,cAgent.
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90 RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIX.
TURE, for the radical cure Of primary or secondary
syphilis This powerful alternative 10 gusrsnt 20 TO
move every trace ofveDereal poison from the system BY
strengthening the constitution and purifying the blood
ALI persons su'pectng faint aiming in Their
system, should use this mixture without delay Sold
.iage BOTTLES 81 each in containing half dozen
S. carefully packed, and sent all parts Of the Union
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Office and Consulting Rooms OF the College Of Medicine
and Pharmscy, 81 Nassau sire a.
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PHtLApELrHiA Nov t-Ar Joseph Cowperthwait Sturdi.
want Barbadoes HONG Howes, and Wm PITT Baker Boston;
Regulus: Ha~ kius Wilmington. NC. Cid Brandywine.
Smack Pernamhuco.
BALTIMORE, Nov 13-Cld Alexander Leeds Bordeaux Phe-
nix Fry King ton ia; Ph,be Bax err Crowel. Halifax Sid
Herald Watts Amsterdam. The Alexander for Bordeaux,
left the Point. but anchor OPP site the Lazareto
ALEXANDRIA Nov liar Hannibal, and Frank, NYork;
RIcHMoNp, Nov i3-Ar Weymouth, NYork Below Sea
New e. m Thomaston. Sid H-ischel Penambuco Shetand
Portsmouth,; Ann smith, WORK.
NoRFoLx, Nov l0-Au Pacific, Newport.
General Record
BRiG CARIB. Of and from Halifax, for Trinidad. cap
sized during gal. OF the Sd u lat 20 ~ Ion GO 30 The
captain and taken off days after by the Elizabeth
Porter, (Br) at BaIbadoes,
Foreign Ports.
BAnpApoEs, Oct 25-1u port. Drgo from Wilmington NC.
disg Washington, Dyer Philadelphia do; Elizabeth Porter
II Andrews. NIB. do; Charles Vose Ceorgeown, SC dos
W,nee BansoI do SD 2oth May Flgwer Trip,dad 2lst
WashDRton Monroe, 81 Thomas; 2d. Virginia Dexter, New
Orleans; Venus Pice Antigua CID 2ith Union Mitchell,
81 homas Gilbert Hatfield, Powell, Cape Hay tien.
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sales OF stock. at PhiIadclph,n.

SECOND BeAsD, Nov 10 - $3.50 state e. 1916 new en-
nusi, ~ 7sO shares Girsrd Bank "a; 100 b5ist
$1,000 state SIS sf o. $4,000 do So 67t $i4e5 do SIS
67t $4,000 do 81 s5dsf els $1,000 Tennessee Bonds
$1,000 do $751; 81 shares Pniiudeptia Ba X, o. 10
ningon Rk lsi do r, sdipg RR, ,eA % do Man. and
Mechs Bank AZ SO 10 Necha, les Bank 26 $4,000 Ches
aud Del Canal Loan ls46 sci shares Psnnsy lvanis
Babk. 23; $500 LshIgh Mortgsge Loan CAT $i0O(
X aiding cunv' IS. is47 ~.
Fissr Board. Nov u $40 u Tennessee Sc s6i $4,000
do s. 1T July s6k Sl00 SIS do 563 Sc shares rard
Bank 7t 2Os shs d., u; lao sha 7 1872 do g.
sl15o Reading RR Bonds 81, 1871 20 rs shs' States
8ank So 20 do 81; SODA L-higb Loan 49, ss3e3 Le
high Mortgage Loan, g. $i00 do b5 "a; $1,000 Sat, SIS
6st; SioC0do 65 $1,000 do 2is 6st IA shares Winning
ton AR LIT 20 de Commercial Bank. GOT; do PenDsy J.
vars Bauk, 225 do Union Bank TeIn IS; % do VIcks
burg Bank, 81; 90 do "a; 7 d. NerristoWn RR 81.
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As sn New orleans john Ese Co; Wasrey smith
Mobile Center Co; Peter trick Post Charleston f. d.
ship Ns,ch.z (span) Vilsr, Havana: w b Tabsco,t
Ba que Occidene ow) Petersen Amsterdam, w Weisscr
Norton Mob lie. Surge, Chairman President Leigh
ton, mada Tuek. t'shlbpm; Jane Rogers FS l. on
Elwe Co; Zone. ro~eil Alexandra, A b. ooiev Coz
Traffic Gardiner Baltimore ~. Briggs: Lodems 4 Eliza,
Price Philasephi, A. b. Cooley Go; Mechanic Roberts
Ship James Edward, We,.t'r, 10 days from New Orleans
Brig rest olm.ead 20 days from si,a with hemp Sc to
Brg Aib.tina Joy CO. 4days from Warren. RI in ballast, to
Brig st Lawrence Griffin days from New Haven in bal
sc6r Sarah. Pool days from Philadelphia with corn
schr Albany Packet Hodskn, days from Boston, with
schr High PRIEST Burgess, from Elizabeth tCity NC with
schr Anaconda Tolford from Washington NC. with naval
schr Two Brothers, Richardson from Washington, NCwith
schr Martha Fowle. Read from Washington. NC. with
sbhr sarah Ferguson from Newbe, NC. with naval
Sehr Ann Hyman Totien, flom Newbera. NC. with naval
Schr Despatch Corson. from Brandywne, with meal,
Schr Smith Wheeler days from Richmond, with COAL to
schr Z. Townsend Ingeo from Richmond, with COAL to
Schr Cora Groves from Philadelphia with coal to Tsde
schr Extra Pugh from Philadelphia, with coal to Tsdas
schr Mexico Palmer days from Philadelphia, with coal. to
sch Patriot Edridse, days from Philadelphia. with coal,
schr Mexico Waybuu days from Newport, ia ballast, to
master.
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Q0-FONTAINE's CHINESE HAIR ERADICATION
will move the hair from any part of the human body
in three minutes and not the delicate skin II
has completely uiumphed the many base and pern
cious counter fes and imetions that coun
try, draining the peoples pockets and injuring tho skin
and health. Dr.. F., the origDsi inventor, will forfeit
$40 Chinese does not the ,test strong
est hair in from three to five minutes rjure the
most delicate skin II also he applied by ell
wish, before purchasing TO be found emily ~ Court.
landt street: 2north 6n st. Phiadelpha and 81 Cornh
Boston; 1870 Fulton street. BROOKLYN
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30N3 63to,3f
The above table shows great regularity of business
but the period included the epidemic season, when
trade is invariably dult could hardly be otherwise
By the time the next monthly statement makes its appear
the movements commercial circles will have be
come large and extensive and the banks will doubtless
show additional increase in their circulation and sup
ply Of specie
The following comparative report places the condition
oft ha hank in the mos fvie
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s .sS, and sor:G having been 10 contact '
%9: s .sS ssT w !.
L!s@ W.. ed on II. az inst css
"s s %s ri s ss. .J @ the =
'"s ,S os ,h,,g The Wind bl2y Jog fIs.h from NV
gSIs t. ~ I'M, "i, ard ssed She win probably
a hip Of about 500 tons belonging TO Captain
Sswbuypor li iS Ia IL. f bos . .a' y, uae.d :.
Pasc" and usS i9 81 p.s She is 0"Ad by WIN
whaiemea
o Jh ;.i Sat a. IN s S A%sS. whh cleared Providence.
the largest vessel owned III. nsd Stats smroy,d N
sailed from New Bedford ah inst COru,h.n. P.c &c oc.p
Maria, Atlantic and Indian Ocean
Spoken.
Hero IS days from Jamaes for NYork Oct mile. Of
Cham, ion, Of and probably from Falmouth for Mobile De,
snow OF and from Thomaston for Noreans Nov I.i,s
Deborah from Fredericksburg for Boston, Nov lat co. loo
Ez, MLean, from Havana for Portland date of c,ps
Tes9mssh, orcptt, Boston for rhiadspha Nov T. Caps
Foreign Ports
LEgHoRs sept l5-u port. Jacob Penne Hastr oaiy
MAH',LLrs DC, Pin port, Elizabeth Hall. Cobb. for
tnAsts., Nov i-Ar Emily, -. FA Brown we,tbrook.
q i: SJSJ. Co ST n bs;l T s. g s ss
chou rG"I y , rssfr DC. lsa E, d.s Ar
DAVIS 'Son DO dsg.
wilmington NJ arr day, before EAGLE. Drew. dIgd Tor
PReTou, Me- 2acld Historian, Dodge, .NYOrk.
ss "a t' Nav s.Ar Excel, Card, NYors,
H. Bra Nodas e. and IA NSa s%e sst
sRsd ca sis@en No%sh IT, .h Olive Jeffrey E''c
MoSnPas Nov I'D Sspsb psie shpn,y,a RainSoy
E Es%s T fa S.;S
se%sf Np"as red ibeTs ss hI sS Ms.y
Ba Barr Spis0" Belfast D'r"sH Nelson
Lake Ports.
So;ff:s ,'s I'.f s'S| re-
% S9, %fSs n ass.
Gnca psS D GSsp. r0% rS Az
nu,on Joy. Trader Porter, Havans Minerva E.qn:i
$sss
6y;!p 's%1 si1e; 1fse
f S t 'H Sar % 5 Hs9o.
FSaSErosr. Nov o2sd Hudson Hara@s NYe'k; pal.s.
HslAo%sl; Sqv Esd Nimrod Smith Baltimore taaa
CID =, Bah s.a, Sa S s F"S s; S .,..
d. S.s. soT $50 yssf M s 66s
Moore NyoJk for Nas h,rvnor, ' wi D''''''' o''s'"'
SH, NE ~ IN Dur poil ,.,.;
~ w. r9' "A hio us,le rs,s0 Tor fhideilh MAJ
III IL AZ NJ n ~, ~ k ',u TN fahhnn o..
NSo,k III ' Rh rnnn acdna us "'o S1n oofpam.
ai u,,na, 9, IN? s ,,", m sh2 n'ou, ~
o W% Flag :, saso AFT In Aa baron SAKE htvye %
ps' ' .i"o, Dup .ape iui ru rtv ns.
low Phi deihi, Ress. any, ,e eIsa sow s Vs
'o1 oar.1 S rx iS ssn o. r.nas, 6 Ma. yt
c.., a,t ~ 80 Ill Ia"oeh 'of 4~s" AoA'
enu ' mau' Cu..t i1 NO ao. u pL;,a,,.;
,,,S tto' vi cns LOVES rhiaoe,pn's'
do aud mn so p"umos Apr ioS cl'o Wbsdsn Pm
Hnpmt, uo,r Nov Arr ysr. uort;rs p.,., t,r,v
P,pm%er; AUST ilomes; Co'grss ives and LeInsoa
nofk Tor no. oid Juia' lhunton IRON Seose'own. III
Boston Gn x Mo- c.no. ,,A;., NJ. Wv. r.,
poaaI1WN, nov AT uenoa La'eph,rr Is" OH ;or
p Spadu,ns DO Tor BOSTON, Herald o'oSw,n
i,aoeipha 'of Ne"our'po-ahus 20 iOh win all ooun"
r1s no.,.... NJ :, A.. -. a- esu.a.,r,;..
Vioiant us,tL Nyo,k. l2,h Ia. nbyr Kenny York
Sid Fir, Hand Rake, Baltimore
BRIsToL Nov iO-sd Pearl re,rce GuAdaloupe via New
York
WARs,s NoyA-Sli Casimir thew \ Howe Demsrara
NV Lama, Nov Ar cutter Ewing from a cfuise N
the ,tward rlr az Eeg LA bor bound New York
baIqu- probably belonging New Haven anchor Of ths
hHni,n " oon"H 20 s,- ,u,: ,. vy.ie ~
w. = - 80 MI .ih ,,; 49, $500 rol "
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The stock OF specie is larger than 1t has been for he
past year two while the circulation is smaller than a.
any period within the length Of time The deposites
also very large. The coming forward of the new
great crops the country, will bring into activity all the
banking facilities the city of New Orleans command
DomeNcs exported from Boston during the week end
ing Nov. Il:-
TO Hayti. ....,............... - bales.
ioSHbtOh
10 HONDURAS. ~
Total .......... ..............275
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Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. "a,
Al o,clnck - M

PHILADELPHIA, Nov ii,
Al o'clock, p. M :
A duel was fought shout s o'clock this morning.
OH the line dividing the States of Pennsylvania and
Delaware Uhe spot where Tom Marshall shot Col.
Webb,) between two officers of the United States
Navy, Lieut.. Edward r. Thompson, Of tn. steam
trgate PRINCETON, lying at our Navy Yard, and
Mid-hipman Throcknorron. The former received
the ball OF his antagonist in the left thigh, and it is
feared the wound viii cost him his lite The
wounded man and his friends are expected to ar
rive in the city this evening. Throck morton and
his friends. told, took their departure for Ma
ryland. The origin of the duel could not ascer.
tain, but believe it grew out Of difficulty al
Jones's Hotel, some short time since.
Ynnra
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Passengers Sailed

HAvASA-Steam ship NstchezMr S uctee, Mrs Roberts,
Mr. McComb, MIR 1h5rddikt aud family three Misses alto,
Master aud Mr. Marian and lady, Mr. Vinaux Johnson
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BURGESS & sTRINGER,
Corner Of Broad way and Ann street.

CO ATTENTION EVERY ODY!--THIs DAY
published, price twenty five cents, the first American
from the thtsth London edition of Abernethy Family
Pay sicnn Ready Prescriber in all OF illness
accident, where medical attendance is required
be procured. Revised and enlarged by H. Bost.
wick, NJ. d.
This work. by OF the most intelligent and success
ul OF modern physicians should find place in the libra
ry Of every family in the country il hepg the cheapest
modern and complete Book Of Domestic Medicine
published II is lar superior to Buchans Anticipated
treatise end ell similar works.
How much better would II be for nvalids IT, instead OF
dosing themselves with the quack posrums pills and
ths valuable manual and under tho pirate head
find ard adopt the description suitable to their mpan
prescription recommended by Of the popular
and scientific physician Of any age.
NoTIcEs OF the PRt S." Decidedly the best of the
manuals al domestic medicine before the pub
lie London Examiner.
THE OF the compiler Of this useful work is a
be whout this excellent work by the great Abernehy
- Court Journal
"rhe prescriptions are numerous, and drawn up with
great Every vsriey disease treated Of and thu
best remedies for all given In inteIghle
both the unprofessona reader and the apohecary"
Mtropoifan Mogasine
ct he best ana trustworthy treatise of the kind
E.,ry person whe is travelling, should put one Of these
books in his trunk The chapter the treatment Of
London Times.
"~e fepudiste selfdoctoring-but here is a hook
say the London Atlas. (Which every provden father OF
family should have Tor there occasions when the
advice gives in Of illness snd accident be in
vsiuabie" Price twenty. Eve cents.
This dsy published ard f,r sale by
BURGESS STRINGER
Corner If Bfoadw and Ann 81 rect w York
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90 TO THOSE WHO SUFFER FROM COM.
plants peculiar TO the first commencement Of winter.
In does the blood and scretons of the human
system undergo more changes than the fail Of
the ear, and especially the commencement Of winter
II We turn to nature, the changes in the vegetable
world ere found to he not only srkngiy analogous
to have strong influence the healthy diseased
dton oil the body, From the decay autumn and the
morbid and death Lib winter the hu nan o, stem
10 also for peIiOd ar cttd by SIMILAR feeling
from the action Of temp ,rary decay adapting itself
the same laws that govern inanimate nature This
ders Of sim ole medicine specially those
is the time to assist nature with medicine cleanse,
and at the same time strengthen the powers Of the vital
organs.
or the functions necessary to be cleansed and nvigo.
mach and liver. Toe presence OF food in the stomac
and the healthy operation OF dges i've powers furnish
the only natui al stimuant TO the liver; but whenever
The coatnes OF the former become weak and bid the
and generally unhealthy state of the digestive organs
p rvene In this state many persons ny TO csomel for
relief such ire tment, especially at this season Of the
year, IN mbibng fatal 8rably d.
fellow cd ny rheumatism of the worst Sort To
give healthy tone the stomach to Tree the blood OF
impurities end strengthen those organs s.sdy Wy the
change OF the year. la state of partial dcsy) take medi
cinrs free from mineral compounds, not deirterous
strengthening. Such PARIS Lie Pills being perfectly
gentle in their and purely vege
tables Its celebrated author twhose life prolonged
tr bey ond that oi any other since the Patriach
and W no tor than q century q close con.
stant student OF the medicinal properties of plants attain
I'd bis extraordinary by the idcious Of this
pound To their superiority, safe and certain
dy both to children and adults all other vegetable
medicines In thousands Of persons constantly
flying
Sold BY nearly all the respectable Druggists in Ne "
YORK, and wholesale and retail by Thomas Rol ers
20 so4 broadway hrst floor In Boston, the Branch
Omce, es washington ST. and In every part Of the Uasd
States and Canada.
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Jay street, $5,IOo.
AsHss-A very limited demand exss for pots pearls
The former quote st 81 6st being advance Of OF
cents since yesterday Pearls rule NJ S. u.s. The stock
Of pots in this market about 5000 barrels which Ia
quite large for the The stock Of pots and pearls
Montreal on the 10Th inst larger than for the
time last year.
CorIoN-ih there isvery little doing in this article, in
this market Prices rule for Uplands very ordinary to
mddIpg st ~ cents; lair TO good, 81 10 cents; New
Orleans and Mobile ordinary to middling 1t CENTS
fair to good fair, 100 cents; Alabama, 81 cents
FLoUR-The late cold weather has gwen operators
great ALARM fearing the canals might premstureiy close
Canal regh have advanced to 81 per barrel from Bu!
fao, with corresponding high rate for wheat. Pfices
very firm in this market in quence OF the unfa
vorable aspect of the trade We quote Genesee 81
Ohio fiat hoop and Michigan 81 6si 81 75 Ohio
hoop, 81 eat 81 Georgetown old an0 new, 81 80
s463t There very little wheat in Iket or offered
for sale. Good Western is scarce. Illinois quote at
ST. Genesee goes little higher good commands 0a
The receipts Tor the remainder the season. viii
reach large amount. Corn is in active demand we
quote Northern at % So cents asure Vesy little
doing any other article under this head.
wHALEB )NE-Nothing of Consequence doing in this
article. We hear OF alterations last quotations.
Foreign Markets.
ST. JOHNS p. X OcOb-r 29-The market IL over
socked with every Kind Of protuco All articles OF
portaion and high; suKa's 81 Coffee 9:
Molasse TO- St-aD "a we'd p LuHoer il selling at
$40 M. E,strn do Sls; Codf,h So 100 lbs Mack
rel 81 per bbl {; Flour $i3 do ; Potatoes s. So
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QI3- CONNEL'S MAGICAL FAM EXTRACTOR
Is, ty every family who acquainted with its virtues
alw avs after kept in the house has such perfect con
troll over pain fro burns scslds flesh bruises and will
save life in every case If the vtals ed and
heal without leaving scar. No this salve
To be found genuine only q Conrtandt street.
Wells; Comsock CO. north 9Th street. Philadelphia;
and Comstock Ross, 50 Cornhill, Boston.
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The Farmers and Mechanics Bank at Hartford, Con-
necticut have declared their semannual dividend Of
three and half per cent
The fremont Insurance Company, Boston, have de-
clsred semi annual dividend Of twenty per cent pay
able ON demand.
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o. WILL SUCH EVIDENCE AS THIS CON.
VINCE the incredulous that this ~ the only article that
will eecually all diseases of the Chest Lungs and
Liver. Read -
NEw YoRK, Nov. 10, ls43
Gentlemen I'll was very much troubled with a had
cold and cough and hosrse that could scarcely
yesk above whisper. Isupposed should have TO give
up my business as grew worse and could find nothing
to relieve me, until used DIR. LARBOR's EX TRACT
OF LUNGW0RT, which stopped the cough entirely
alter lew does, and my hoarseness LIFT me. II rsu,ed
all The effects of seated cold my lungs in surprrs-
,ny manner. ZEN recommend il ts the publsc an ar
ticIe be relied ION by ell suffering with lung
complaints, coughs, colds, &C..
Please accept my hest wishes and thanks.
am RESPECTFULLY,
PIERRE HEGNIER, 81 Greenwich st.
late OF Moutreal, Canada.
We will also refer the scepticsi TO some OF first
ne g. who have received bel eft by this Celebrated
xuact. All WHO are troubled with coughs, colds spit.
ing OF blood, pain the side aud chest and dis
eeses OF the lungs and liver Sold by special appointment
At 81 Courtlandt streets and BY O. Well. Comsock and
90 North Fifth street, Philadelphaj and Comstock and
Ross 81 Cornhil Boston, corner Hicks pnd Fulton street.
Brooklynj VIM. T. Mercer, and D. Smith, Newark.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-15

AT Philadelphia Sunday afternoon, Nov Il, THOMAS
M-o>Ev Jr., agrd 30 years.
HIS funeral will take place Wednesday afternoon at
8 o'clock NJ, from his fathers residence. Ma lll Til
larry street, ookyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-15

Married.
Died,

On sunday, the I2'h inst. Mr.. CHARLES PorTkR. OF
New York. TO ELizABsIH Arr, eldest daughter OF John
Lambert, Esq oi NewtoWn. l.. l.