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The New York herald., 1844-10-23
EXTRACT OF CUBEBS, COPAIVA AND
SARSAPARIT1.A

THIS of the speedy and eecusl esde. the
pleasant the palate and grateful the stomach easily
taken, being in the usual form of In are concen-
ated all the medicinal properties Of such remedies
ound most speedily ecaeious IN curing gle.t seminal weak
wholly vegetable compound and like charm pro-
dncing immediate Operation the par, affected Full
objections accompany the medicine which be had No
2 Ann street-Price 81.
r. SStranges who desire medical advice may consult Dr.
Glover condenaly his Office No 2Ann street. all hours
of the day and
The New York herald., 1844-10-23
Weekly Report OF Deaths
In the city and county of New York from the 18th day of
to the 18th of Oct. 1914.

to the 10Th OF Oct 1914.
q Men-37 Women-4l Boys-4l Girls-Total Hl
DISEASES.
Apopexy 2 Bleeding Burned or scalded ICancer 1; Ca
sualtiss i Cholera lnantnm s. Cholera Morbg; /; Collie
Consumption 81 Commissions TO- Congestion of lungs
~ /; Dropsy the Head TO- Drowned s; Dysenery Ep
lepsy Ii Fever i Fever bilious Fever congetve Fever
mstent Fever scarlet q Fever typhns Hopping Cough
Bowels inflammation Of chest inflammation Of heart
inflammation of lungs 81 Inflammation Of Stomach Intem-
perance Il Lues Il Maasmus Modification Palsy
Unknown 4.
AGE-Undsr year 80; to years %; S. IA; to TO-
10 10 90 u 20 to 3 H 30 TO 40 III 40 So IA SO to co. so
70, q 70 to 30, 2; 80 to 90, 1; -nknown4.
ELI LEAVITT, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office, Oct. 10. 1874.
The New York herald., 1844-10-23
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

BALTIMORE MUNICIPAL ELEcrIos-The election
neid IN Baltimore on Monday for Mayor and mem-
oers OF the Common Council. resulted in The eec-
ton of Davies (dem.) over Law (~hig) by a ma
Jonty Of i9S, beng DECREASE in the democratic
vote compared with the gubernaloriai, Of 724. In
ten wards out OF fourteen the democrats elected
their Councilmen.
The New York herald., 1844-10-23
Passengers Arrived.
GoTrENBuRo-Ship Hamilton--J Forson.
Foreign Inportat,ons.

CRoNsTADT-Baque Gilber-6i9 pkgs sheet iron Goodhue
co5o0 DAYS. Brooks co30O H,ck COZ hf cks brstes
Fischrl-20d do iilyer co II Met racken Livingston
bale, duck q do diaper g do crash 2 pcs sail
so coils cordaee io3 nkgs oakpm Peck co6OO do sheet
iron 81 bdls hemp hi qr ck bristIes 70 order.
LyERpooL.Shlp Genesee-65 sks salt 1895 bars iron
Shlelds-608 do Bleecker co699o Crooks-83 pkgs n
Ball-5 Godfrey, Patson cod8o Phelps, Dodge coo
Jacssoa-5O tons iron - cr Clark Gl33i sacks salt
horse Wilson Brown-i3000 fire bricks n pkgs II
blackbufn-l8i SKIS salt 25 tons iron order.
The New York herald., 1844-10-23

Last evening" by the Rev. Mr. Henry Chase, Mr. HENRY
D. KNAPP, Of this city, TO Miss LOUISA c. VAN WIsKLE
of Brooklyn,L /.
On the 22d instant by his honor James Harper Mayor
Of this city, Mr. JOHN BRowN to Miss ANNA SnARPLEss
both of Philadelphia
On the 1st instant by the Rev. DR.. Cox, Mr. JOHN
PHILIP LANsEL to Mrs ELIZABETH SToL ell OF Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1844-10-23
SHIP NEWS.
By Last NoVbt,n kOut theru Mail

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 22-Ar Brilliant Hall, New York;
Haidee, Soue, NOreans.
BALTIMORE Oct 2lAn Hy Tanner, Br Bisset Honduras
for Cork Distress Herald Rogers Nasean Council Baker
Boston Sid lebe Lowder Magnolia Direct and Milisent
NORFOLK. Oct i9-n Hampton Roads, Montgomery, Man
son, NYork for CamI~achy.
The New York herald., 1844-10-23

Packetst to Sail.


we shaii esteem favor II Gali.ns Of Vr.as wil n,,
hogEnr StLvfy Captan o. our News Boats d fclort
he shipping left at the port whence they sailed The yessel
poken on their passage list Of their cargo and any oel
newspapers, or news they may have He will hoard them I'M
medaey their arrival Agents and Correspondence al hom
q abroad will also confer favor by sending 10 this ocs al
he Marine Intelligence they can obtain Nanncni in1nrns
ton Of any kind will be thankfully received, ~
The New York herald., 1844-10-23
Died.,

Died,
On the 22nd instant, in the twelfth year OF her age
ELLEN youngest daughter of the late Thomas
Cochrane
The friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral the 23i instant at 81 from Sc
Leonard street
The New York herald., 1844-10-23
MARITIME HERALD.

= Movements OF the Steamships.
3tedmers; Leave Lipi. Due IN .7me'a Leave .1me'a
Acadia, Harrison. ~. Nov /
y Western Matthews. Oct. ~ ). Oct 25.......Noy
nhpefna, hyre. Oct. 10 Nov. hum. Nov l6
The New York herald., 1844-10-23
MONEY MARK EFT.

Tuesday, Oct. 22-6 p. nj.
Stocks to-day rather fat and the quotations expe.
renced another decline Long Island fell off per cent;
Erie Railroad, ii Canton, Ii farmers Loan Il Harlem
}; Reading Railroad Il Ohio 6s d Pennsylvania 6s a.
Indiana |; Illinois, "a; Morris Canal Ii Norwich md
Worcester closed firm at yesterdays prices Housatonc
Railroad improved 8 per cent
The following sales Of stocks were made at the Elk.
change this morning. The first two items were on &C
count Of the Bank Of Broco and the last account
OF the Clinton Bank Of this city =
$4,000 New York Fives, lS45. ........ .l024
So 900 Illinois Canal Skies ......., 37g
$1,000 do Internal Improvement do. !. ]. All
We annex the receipts Of the Philadelphia and tolum.
bia Railroad, comprising from November 3Oth ls4s to
October 2lst, 1874, nearly eleven months.
PHILADELPHIA AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
X. Way M. Po.cer. Total
Amt as per last report 100 1856 9ol5a I8 $s9t70 81
10. week ending cct 20 2028 % 1851 60 $3,583 Al
The New York herald., 1844-10-23
Whole am'nt since Nov

30, l8a3. 02,354 al 100.708 S2O3 O63 20
There is very little doing in exchanges either foreign
or domestic Sterling bills very firm lOl per cent
premium The advices from Europe have destroyed
much OF the confidence heretofore placed in cotton bills
and houses here drawing their houses abroad have
been enabled to advance quotations the above rate at
which they are very stiff Large amounts OF cotton bills
drawn on the house suspended in Liverpool have been
returned but parties here connected, able to take
them up-still those making remances will for some-
time be very shy of cotton bills and other bill drawers
in the market will receive the benefit OF it.
Domestic exchanges remain without much alteration
We annex current nuntations for this et
The New York herald., 1844-10-23

Base wretches slaves to yellow glitterng gold.
Dare ye thus injure young and fair and old
Win bese decocted poisons aud deceit
uui ~ Jones's Soap" you form a counterfeit;
Mhile basef dogs, with folly and with vice
Initiate Jones's Soap aud sell il at half his prce
Ladies, beware, mind ask for Joness Soap.
nno should they chat you, they now do hope,
ketuIn their poisonous stuff and then Ills meet
You SO 70 Eehty-two in Chatham street.
And bu, for fifty cents c.ke
~ the homely's only hope
OfJones's most miraculous
Italian Chemical Soap.
The New York herald., 1844-10-23

sslian and sa.aras prepared by the New York College
quacker This refined and highly extract pos.
sessnF all the purifying qualities and curative powers Of the
above nrbs Is confidently recommended by College
nlte superior to any extract of Sasapa present
ne publc and may De relied remedy for all
diseases arng from impure state Of the blood such as
scroiula salheum Iingwom, blotches pmpes ulcers
pam ~ the bones joints nodes sp
sore throat disease arising from the secondary effects
syphilis iuindicious of mercary. =
." " in cases of half dozen Bottles. SIS 50
one dozen 800
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
MA verv liberal discount to wholesale purchasers.
Office Of the COLLEGE, 95 Nassau street
w. s. KICHARDsON M. D. Agent
The New York herald., 1844-10-23

DOCTOR McNair's Acoustic OLA Care for
DeanesWhy will continue suffer, when remedy
az nand Dr McNars Acoustic Oil will furnish speedy
s 70 al who are afflicted with periodical deafness buzzng
noises ana frequent the There
a % the effect Of this Oil and one by calling 81
iut su and examining the certificates and letters
compensation from those who have used the article and
ed on TO give the article a trial.
The New York herald., 1844-10-23

Dearest .fursfia, said lovely dame M 1I1I- H +
And king first for literary fame
. Your lip is free from hair and now | hone r.
rouli Try cake Of souraud's famous Soap,
For Tan or Freckles tis beyond Compare r.
zen as mis- Poudres Subtitle bani II hair
One cake Will make that brunette skin OF thine
Dearest .4tHeha, quite blond as mine =,
the Italian Moderated Soap or DIR. #. r.
= rapidly alcedng every article hitherto invented
l me eiane anon Of the human cutic- DR. q. consain
"a e aehHSwlSdTe G III BIZ, sceee this
cost many anxious days and epes nights toll has
at length bee crowned with phatic ay the me
pls ra OF Soaps. To real the full benefits Of this k
anne epaation be cautious purchase only OF Dr.
90 o. Walker street rs store FROM tnot in Broadway
The New York herald., 1844-10-23

Da'Iey's Magical Pain Extrastor, 67 Wa.-
ker street, hrst store Broadway.
CaUToN.-Beware of the nefarons attempts To force unoo
the public counterfeit Of Daeys Salye and be sure m mo-
cure II as above 81 Walker street. first FROM Broadway
The New York herald., 1844-10-23
PARIS IN NEW YORK.

PKICE REDUCED TO l2K JENTS.
THE City OF PARIS that grand Of Europe aiming
100 600 inhabit,ns be without leaving New
York The proprietor Of his exhibition has the honor OF n-
forming the ladies and gentlemen Of New York aud
those who have read the My'res Of T. s by Eugene
opened for lew days at No M Lyceum Of Natural History,
Broadway, nearly opposite TO Nibo's This model IL Pans 6i
fec in circumference, and be all the Houses Streets
Churches, Palaces, Gardens Fountains Courts Pronsnsdes
River seine and seambos the Bridges, per la Chase Gene
All its Monuments &c. &c. &c Explanation TO
ystes full description of the beauties this great city
Persons VINO have Paris will Immediately whee
they have resided Open day from A. NJ r. VI.
Admittance l2ts cents. children hail price.
men m
The New York herald., 1844-10-23

NOW OPEN, FOR ONE MONTH ONLY.
the Rooms Of National Academy of Design corner of
"A Leonard street and Broadway the exhibition Of the follow
ing magnificent Pantngs:The Abandonment Of Henry
The unfortunate dscover Of New York The great Battle
Of Mana n Africa between the French and the Arabs And
Chef Hours of exhibition from 10 A. M to9P NJ. Admit
lance % cents Each vistof receives gratis the door
beautiful ihograph of the Abandonment Of Henry Hudson
view York, October 10, 1874. o0 lmsec
The New York herald., 1844-10-23

CHAVING SOAP-Of very superior quality, and IN the
~ style usually drnouinasd Military Shaving Soaps
IN quality the imported aud less than half The
hse money Will be returned nnrss unqualified
satisfaction Gocers, Druggists aud BARRIERS supplied aud
liberal discount made. JOHNSON VKOON,
Manufactures, 70 Trinity Place,
Imeods Rector street
The New York herald., 1844-10-23

7 ONDON DOCK PORT WINE-A superior article of this
II Wine will be landed in few days from the Prince Albert
L has been selected BY Of the mos, competent tser
private families, and will be sold small profit, BY applying
at 2l2 Greenwich street. JAMES BILLINGS
az
The New York herald., 1844-10-23

MtLLE, PAULINE DESJARDINS respectfully informs
A her patrons and the public general that she about
form Casse de Dance for ladies and gentlemen, in winch
she will teach the avore Polka Mazourk and all the
fashionable Dances Of the day.
The morning school will he from IL o'clock O'CLOCK
and the evening from o'clock to o'clock.
Ladies aud gentlemen wishing instruction requested 10
call Mile Deardns house Mob Park Place. OH 2ws.rc
The New York herald., 1844-10-23
ART AND SCIENCE OF DANCING AND
WAITZJNC

A CARD-Mh. WHALE end DAUGHTER respectfully
"A the Ladies and Gentlemen New York thai
their Glasses Dancing Wazing and the Polka Dance Will
commence the Assembly Room, Constitution Hall, $50
Broadway, on Saturday, October l2th and will continue
throughout the season.
Days Of Tuition, for Young Ladies and Gentlemen under IA
every Tuesday and Saturday afternoon al Sand
for the elder class Of Gentemen Every style
Dancing taught in Mr. WIS classes without additional charge
TO pupils.
Mr. W. that the references shall offer of his capab,
will be satisfactory Schools attended 10 on ap
plicaon sbove his Private Academy No 10 Sxfh
Avenue, where will be made known and circulars
containing particulars. o2 lm>rc
The New York herald., 1844-10-23
THE
| N v | s B lie

go closely resembles the real Of hnir that scepcs and
- connoseun have pronounced the pere extra-
ordinary of the day The great sdvansgr OF his
aovel and unique wig its being made without
weaving which closely vsemble
the natural hair both in ghess and appearance 10
lefy detection its being beautiful
e that IN all cases Of perspauon evaporation unimpeded
md the great evils Of other entirely avoided The scepte
ul Wig and the peculiar method Of fitting the head al the
manufacturers A. e. Barry la6 Broadway corner of Liberty
street, MP STAR. o23 lmsec
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-09-27
Who Wants a Bank

What, asks the farmer, DO we want with Ma
tional Bank Are not our exchanges more uni
form and better equaIized, than they ever were
under the operation of U. S. Bank! Is not our
currency sounder have we not less deprecated
Bank paper than at almost any previous era of our
history even in the most palmy days of the
great regulator" itself! Is not the business OF
Government carried on now very we'll without the
aid of morester corporations! What then, in the
name of common sense, asks every rejecting man,
whose mental vision is not entirely warped by par
ty prejudice, do we now want with such an insti-
tuition Because, the Wings answer, because
let US see, why, because Henry Clay says we
ought to have one; and besides England has he1
National Bank, and why shouldn't we have one
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-09-27

Arrivals and Departures Of the MAILS.
Northern, Mails due daily at j. me-. and is Gle l."
sed daily at 10 p. m.
Southern mail is due daily at a. NJ, and is
closed daily at IL m.
Sn,;thviNe due daily at g Il. M, and is closed
daily at IL m.
FavefteriHe z,,nil via. Clinton and Warsaw is
due Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at IL m :.
and is closed same days at 10 p. IN.
Fayetteville mail via. Prospect Hail. Elisabet1l-
town, Westbrook's and Robinson's, due Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays at a. m, and depart
the same days Ito q. m. -a- es.e GO &c
TayLrs Bridge, Harrels store, Black River
Chapel, Mores Creek, and Long Creek, due every
Thursday at p. m. and departs every Friday al
s d. M. ..4
O,,slo,e Court House, Sneed's Ferry, Stump
Sound, and Topsail Sound, due every Monday
at p m. and departs Friday at am. - IF
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-09-27
Henry CIay--EEIs Talents.

The Federal presses and the Federal orators are
constantly trumpeting forth the great achievements
and the great talents and genius of their idol,
Harry of the West" Indeed there is hardly a
speech, nowadays made by Wing orator, large
portion of which is not devoted to fulsome adula-
ton and declamatory eulogy on their "great Chief
tain's" lofty talents. Well now, suppose, for ar
gument's sake, that we admit that he is possessed
of all the great brlliancy Of mind which his friends
lay claim to for him. it would, it seems to US, be
but another reason, and q most cogent one too,
why the Democracy of the Union should be opposed
to his election: and why Because, if we believe
the principles he holds to be antagoniscal to the
best interests of our countryif we believe him to
be man of an ambitious and reckless character
and we know him to be such-if we believe and
know him to be a man, the whole aim and object
Of whose political life has been. and now is, pow
er and place, reckless of the means by which he
might attain his end, as his coalition with John
O. Adams clearly demonstrates,-if we have seen
that the thwarting of that ambition led him to
make war on the Constitution at the Extra SEES
sion, which war he still continues to wage-then
do say just in proportion to the amount of tai.
ents he possesses, in the same ratio is his eleva
ton to office to be feared and deprecated by every
patriot in the land. Aaron Burr was great man
if genius alone could constitute great man, ye
who amongst us would like to sec such a mar
made President. Napoleon was genius of the
most gigantic order, and he it was who prostratee
what ever there remained of liberty in France
when he ed the reins of Government
Consular D ctator.-We don't wish to be under
stood as drawing comparison between the char
acter of Henry Clay and that of Burr and Bona
parte-we only wish to shew that genius alone
does not constitute great man; it requires more
virtue, uprightness of character, consistency and
patriotism necessary ingredients in the charac
ter of great man. These, the leader of the De.
mocratic party, Jas. K. Polk, possesses in as am
pie degree as any man in the Union. He has
ever been an able, fearless, and consistent advo-
cate of the principles of the Republican party
he is so now,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-09-27
State Of North Carolina.
NEw-HANoyER COUNTY CoURT,
tSpDfpmber Term. 1914.

Original Attachment levied
" a0oo' upon sundry goods wares and
y 70 ~: merchandise, the stocks in
Aaron P Kline trade of said Kline.
1T appearing to the satisfaction of this Court
IL that the defendant, Aaron P. Kline, is not an
inhabitant of this State. so absconds or conceals
himself that the ordinary process of the law cannot
be served upon him it is ordered that publication
be made in the Wilmington Journal, for six weeks,
notifying the said defendant to appear at the next
term of this Court, to be holden at the Court
house in the town of Wilmington, on the second
Monday in December next, replevy and plead to
issue, or the property levied upon will be con-
demned and sold to satisfy plaintiff s demand.
Testc, L. H. MARSTELLER.. Clerk.
September 9th, 1914. 10 - E-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-09-27

ence to their respective dates, whether, on that
question, ne is going South or coming back -
Certainly. from the traces made by him, it would
be almost as difficult to determine his course as it
would be to say whether the snake that made the
track across sandy road has passed into the corn
field on one side, or the potatoe patch on the 9TH
er. The known stability of the views of Colonel
Folk upon the great questions which agitate the
country at this time, should inspire more conf
dence in all ofour great political family, than is or
ought to be felt In the great embodiment" who
can be shown to be either "pig or pup as the
case may be. IF fair revenue Tariff should be
popular, you have only to quote his letters to
Messrs Bronson, Merrywether, and Brennan, and
Bledsoe ; and if high protective Tariff should
prove the trump, then you have only to read his
letter to Pittsburg, of recent date. If the raw
head and bloody bones" Of horrid war should be
claimed as the result of the annexation of Texas,
you have only to read his Raleigh letter to quiet
all fears and ifthe serious concern which is now
being generally felt about the desire of England to
get the control of Texas should make his follow
ers begin to feel shy about longer following the
blind lead he has made upon that vital question
you have but 10 read his letter to Alabama, to find
that there he holds trump.
"Let the truly honest and patriotic people of the
good old North State-(the State that call honn
with unmingled pride, tho the proud old Key
Stone call mother) calmly review the ups ant
downs of Mr.. Clay, since his blinded ambition ha
so far mised him as to cause him TO please aH b,
adopting the opinions of all, and then let them pu
t the question to themseves-Is it right for US t.
support any man. even Mr.. Clay, when he show
s hat mad ambition, with him, knows no bounds
o and trust their response from the bottom of thei
l. hearts, will be--wE CANNOT"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-09-27
State Of North Carolina.
NEw-HANovEn COUNTY CoURr, b
-. .September Term, 1914.

c,,, ru;. Original Attachment levied
oAei'es - A''' upon sundry goods, wares and
49, u % W.: merchandise, the stocks in
! aaron "a T. Mine trade of said Kline.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of this Court
= that the defendant. Aaron P. Kline, is not an
nhabiant of this State, or so absconds conceals
himself that the ordinary process of the law cannot
be served upon him it is ordered that publication
be made in the Wilmington Journal, for six weeks
notifying the said defendant to appear at the next
term of this Court, to be holden at the Court
house, in the town of Wilmington, on the second
Monday in December next, repleyy and plead te
issue, or the property levied upon will be con.
demned and sold TO satisfy plaintiffs demand.
. Teste, L. H, MARSTELLER, CLERK.
September 10Th, 1874. 10 - Is
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PROSPECTUS OF THE -
"D1STRICT DEMOCR A T."
(oxFoRD, NORTH CARoLINA.l


FEVHE Undersigned propose to publish in the
y Town of Oxford, Granville County, North
Carolina, a paper to be entitled the "DISTRICT
DEMOCRAT" devoted to Politics, Agriculture,
and General Intelligence, provided sufficient
number of subscribers can be obtained to Justify
them in the undertaking. They deem it unneces-
sary to enter into minute detail of their political
tenets but think it will suffice to say that they
opposed to the political measures of the miscaled
Wing Party; believing them to be submissive of
our Constitution dangerous to our civil liberty, in
furious to the welfare of our country, and our peace
and prosperity as nation. With such belief, we
will oppose by every fair and honorable means, the
election of Henry Clay of Kentucky, to the Presi-
Dental Chair as he is the head and leader of that
party, and has pledged himself to procure the Fed
eral policy, and carry out to their full extent the
ruinous measures, and dangerous political expert.
rnents of the same. Moreover, having openly
pledged himself to tamper with the Constitution
asder which we have lived so long and so prospe-
rousy, and to destroy mutuilate that power (the
Veto) which is now and was created for its safe
guard, we cannot keep from viewing, as must eve
ry other true Democrat, his elevation to that seat
which he is now and has been seeking for so many
years, by every means in his power, as an era in
the political history of our government, that must
Oc ny 1uC PotiAos "ien IAN anu
prehension, for the consequences that must ensue
Such being our opinions with regard to Mr.. Clay's
political character we shall hoist at the head Of
our columns for President and Vice President Of
The United States the nominees of the Democratic
| National Convention. James X. Polk of Tennes.
see, and George M. Dallas of Pennsylvania; and
shall use every fair and honorable means to ensure
their election. To do this we earnestly solicit al
the hands of the Democrats of the 7th Congress.
| sionaI District, reasonable and competent sup
port; being more numerous they are better able te
support press than the opposite party and yet ir
the District where the Democracy have majority
| the Wings support newspapers, and they havs
not single one with the exception of one small
sheet. .--z-s =t- y go. s.s- =z.H
! Taking these things into consideration, we hum
bly, submit whether justice tothemselves, the cause
and principles they profess, and regard for the
credit of the District to which they belong, does
| not demand at their hands some local vehicle a
information ON political subjects.
COLLINS. s. STROTHER.
September, 6, 1874.