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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1844-12-04

Schr Sarah, Boyce, Providence, Tho's p. Williams,
schr Harriet, Dunnng, Nassau, Mp, f. T. MonteIl.
ARRIVED
U. S. revenue cutter Madison, SIathers, from New
London, via New York.
Canal boat Robert Kennedy, Middleton, from Ian
caster, Pa castings, iron, &c, Elder, Gelston &
Co., and Giese & Son.
Canal boat VIM. T. Walters, Martin, from Harris
burg, pig iron, Sc, TO Elder, Gelstom s. Co.
Steamer Baltimore, Green, from Philadelphia, mer
chandisc to T.. c. Harris.
Steam packet Jewess, Sutton from Norfolk. Saw
nothing.
SAIiED-Brig Senator, Davis, for Boston; schrs
Harriet, Dunning, Nassau N. p; Colorado, Churchill,
Kingston, Jam.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1844-12-04
BEADS! BEADSn READS!!!

BEADS! BEADS.. READS!!!
MFRS. NICK ERSON, No. 81 HOWARD ST.
IVA has just received large quantity of Jet and
Pound Beads, Buglcs, satin and pearl of every size
and variety; a large quantity of DOLL HEADS with
moving eyes; TOYS Of every description, selling off
at cost to close the present stock and to prepare for
the coming season. Also, large assortment OF Hem
ming's best NEEDLES, at 4 ets per paper. nj
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1844-12-04

INDIA RUBBER sHOEs-s cases MINIS &
Il women's fg'd and plain, just received for sale by
TURNER, WHEEL WRIGHT 4 MI DGE,
n23 2 South Charles street,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1844-12-04

GI3- ADMISSION 2J CENTS EACH LECTURE, or 4
Transferable Ticket, admitting person 10 the
Course, 75 CTS, may he had AZ the door of the ROOM
%. Doors open at half past 6--Leeturc 10 com
mence at o'clock.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1844-12-04

STEAM SOAP & CANDLE WORKS.
EsMITH & CURLETF inform their friends,
- customers, and the public, that they have con-
menced operations at their NEW STEAM SOAP aud
CANDLE WORKS, corner of Holiday and Pleasant
streets, and have on hand an assortment of MOULD
and DlPT CANDLES and BROWN and YELLOW
SOAP all of hest quality, which they offer for sale at
the lowest market prices n20 dlw2awlm
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1844-12-04

Il Tor 4 FEW DAYS MORE at nef Room on BAL
TIMOkE STREET, opposite the Museum.
Hours OF EXhbition-M Morning, from Till .. After
noon, from to s; Evening" from to O'Clock.
90 Admittance II! cents, without distinction OF
aye. do If
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1844-12-04
NLAMPITT & REGISTER,

SOMETHING NEW FOR THE LADIES.
~ Mrs. MCPHERSON has just received large sup
ply of WOOL LAPS, for interlining shawls, skirts,
tity Of TOYS, Which will be sold low to close the
present stock and prepare for the coming season mis-
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1844-12-04

WMTILLIADI w. LEE, FAsHIoNApLE HAIR
w CUTTER and SHAVER, No. 4 N. GAY-ST.
Gentlemen's Razors set at the shortest notice. al6y
Ep +. MALLS, HOUSE, SIGN and FANCY
hSs PAINTER, No. FAYETTE STREET, opposite
Christ Church. ial2-ly'
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1844-12-04

Gilt Cornic Rods, Rings, and Box Coriice. A tne
sortment of French and German Plates. Old frames
gilded, and Plates inserted at low prices. Call at
No. North Gay street. e. s. FRYER.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1844-12-04
Cd door north of Baltim,
JAPANNED WARE.

SOLAR LAMPS, for burning Lard; also, Lustres
- Candeabras, Hall Lanterns, Sc, at the NEW
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, No. 2N. Howard-st.
nll-eo2m G. 4. WETMORE & co.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1844-12-04

RINDSTONES. Small family Grindstones,
aE for sharpening dinner knives, Sc, at the NEW
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, No. 2 N. Howard St
/aas sde,) pll-eOom
The New York herald., 1844-09-26

Cleared.

~ Cleared.
saa Gif;I'G usa %agSs Ms e1
Edward dfBans Bafev reF'er Noble Du1m
dBr DAWSON, Windsor Nssehrs yeioa B"nce s. Jaso
D. Murbut ys't; Co. 'eAs''0n foam Davis New Orleans T.
Packet ship Wellington Chadwick from London and Psrt
l7h s. il "a .s 4 io lon 50 a. schr Midas Of Marbehead
70. pA shD Swa tas Lin from Hy Sept with pds
s Jas sa sss aSS cqaS the 3 sy Glasgow Win %
Ship Charles Low 30 days from Glasgow with mdse, to
e se " Mis q% Co. Rio s Helena s rs with
ANY o, put IL fer new foema to sail in week for Pacific
% BSIeSs 81, Henry Nsys DramnoqS from SMYRNA July n
Magma days = oa Rotterdam with
Gilbert py to f. D. her "a f
SGsq Ss q%'n e sn inches m 70 % e long
Sa sf TO- .Ys X sisn'
Bargss Ella Thornton Stone 60 days from Hamburg, via
f Of Wight days with mdis and schmidt
ns I ea. sa aaas day; G s% c %ss with ssa
lied Bremen bsrqae Constitution 10Th inst lon n@ 6
s sasS's u
& b%s;s
Brig l. Baldwin, S!, Baxter, from Savannah with
Bs B Be i Myers yew. days from Wilmington NC with naval
Schr Eleanor Tew is days from ST. Jago de Cuba with .
gar and tobacco to NJ L. McCready Co. Left brig Hector
only American. 80 S''
y py to s, Gs sa day. Gm e i
schr David Rogers, Parker from Wilmington, NC for Phla
delphia out days-captan and very sick and Of
the crew not likely TO had gale wind
on the Saturday lost boat and part Of deck
sails badly torn Put board Capt Albee and his
mate Mr. Rollins late Of the brig Kosato Cape
Lookout Capt g. supplied them with provisions and thinks
Hso %%gsoa Nc with ma
val stores, to master.
schr Jonas Smith Collins. days from Wilmington, NC
with naval stores MASTER
Sch Aaric Purnell, 2 days from Wilmington NC with
naval stores, 70 ~. l.. McCready x CO.
Sehr Julia Martha, Parker, days from Hampton Roads
with naval stores, to H. p. Hayens
Schr John Marshall Miller days from Folly Landing with
Schr John Clark Collins days from Delaware with corn
to b. N. Fox. -
Sshy sally NJ Pitts Fisher days from Berlin corn OATS
schr H. r Havens Evans from Snowhill Nd with corn, to
- =
Sehr Henry Clay Nlillinor from Folly Landing with com
schr Washington, Moore from Suffolk with shingles to
80 "' =
Schr Lydia Ann, Wood Virginia wood
Schr Z. Baker, Fisk, Richmond, coal.
Schr Pr. Franklin, Tuthill, Virginia pototoes.
Schr Cambridge, Hall, Boston, mdse.
Schr Saml A. Appleton, Nickerson Boston, mdse.
Schr Oscar, Baker, Boston, mdse.
Below.
One ship, two brgs. unknown.
The New York herald., 1844-09-26
LUClNA CORDIAL, OR
IT II H. H. TXTR OF Low f.

TT sovereign and speedy for incipent consumption
barrenness mpoency, lucorhae whites, obstruction diff
fcu painful menststion ncontnence of urine or nvoun
discharge thereof aud or general postraon Of the sys
whether the result Of inherent produced by rTeg
uarty illness accident is pleasant TO the taste and posi-
lively its Its unrivaed reputation IN both
hemispheres is the result Of its almost unrvalled virtues
LET NO ONE DESPAIR.
Nothing be surprising than its nvigorang effects
the human frame Persons afflicted with weakness assi-
tude before taking become robust and full Of
under is influence Immediately couneracs the neryeess.
Of baenness and which prior to Dr. Magns discovery was
considered to be ncurlbIe.
La guage indeed do justice tothe merits Of the Iucn,
Cod which is regarded by the heads Of the faculty in all
parts Of the world Of the most important discoveries OF
any age
sod wholesale aud retail in this city l25 Fulton street
Nassau aud Seth Fowe Washington Boston; 90
North Sixth Philadelphia Price 50 bottes2 per
dozen. s26 lm~m
The New York herald., 1844-09-26

review OF financial affairs certainly presents something
very remarkable aud the results of the present
neDts VIII be very important. The mercantile classes
are striving to extend their operations much as
possible, regardless of the consequences. The i'm
porters only look 10 the surface OF things and for
ward their orders to the manufacturers Of Europe in
anticipation of demand The brokers initiate the most
worthless bubbles in anticipation Of rapid fortunes each
determined get himself clear before any hing unfavor
able appears in the financial horizon The banks are
compelled TO be less cautious than they herwse would
to be able to declare moderate dividends on their
capitals. 1t is only the shrewd calculating tar
seeing private capitalist that looks before him. and marks
out BY the beat evidence he command of
the probable result Of the existing movements in the
commercial world The result OF the approaching Pres
Dental contest must have very great influence COM
mercal affairs to the result of this election
may depend the prosperity Of many interests for many
years On the eve Of such important movement the
mercantile and mechanical classes may well pause and
await the termination. Without going into the detail
OF the principles either party predicting the effect Of
the Of either the different interests Of the
country but believe that any very material
alteration in the policy Of the government would be at
tended with very unfavorable results Any attempt TO
remodel banking system, any increase OF banking
capital would assuredly derange the existing order Of
things and check the wholesome restrictions that are
daily spreading through the country the banking
institutions, and creating a healthy, natural
state Of affairs, than all the legislation in the world
could accomplish. II would be far better that the
present policy should be adhered to- than by expert
msnts and alterations the whole system ruined, and
fictitious, unnatural, unsafe system take its place
Theresent times have bsen prodused by the elements of
trade and commerce being left to work out their
salvation. The government has, with one exception
the passage Of the tariff acet the commercial classes
alone and the difficulties they labored under have
provided for themselves a remedy. We have here
toiore had too much legislation, and the great
benefits lately realised, have been produced by the
checks that branch of Congress has had upon
the other and the check the executive has had and
csed both representative bodies. The people have
in fact been lot alone and that is all they ask There
are undoubtedly afew evils in existing laws that might
be remedied but fear that in the attempt to eradicate
these, many and more grevious may be entailed
We annex table, showing the exports from this
try to Brazil for nine months. It gives insight into
the Importance and value Of this trade that market
very great outlet for large amount OF surplus pro-
ducts
STATEMENT OF GOODS. Wares AND MERcHASDrsr,
STATES EXPORTED BRAzI. NINE MONTHS, EN-
10.
The New York herald., 1844-09-26

SD hence ilth for NV Coa-has had one Continued
, Tna nce leaving port and when days off Georges
strosss ner hour and returned repair damages Ju-
ie sw swenson, Boston. Sid Rfo, Gibbs NYork
E9oARy9wS, Sept 2o-Ar Alfred Tyler. Weeks New York
dpha Aalanta Patterson do Mablehead 23i 81 Leon
Babson Baltimore for Bangor; Bride Pessey Philadepha for
PRoypENcr, Sept 23-Ar Perseverance, Harding Calais;
New Harbor Eddse Nansemond Charleston Packet Crow,
eil and Mary Elzabeth Bailey Philadelphia. Sid Glide,
FALL RTra, sspt 2l-An Victory Elwell; A Cornelius,
Grant and Sarah Louisa Baker Norfolk; America Somers
RRehm9nd Ianddace Bnshmsn Baamoe Bella del Mar,
York; 22d Eudora Brown do.
.oH HBhrIsrot SEPT 2l-A Aida Morris. East River, Va Sid
~ Emene Munro, Havana Arr 23d, Barton, lngraham,
,Nrw HAvrs Sept 23sld Don Juan Sanford Barbadoes @
washington Burroughs; Harding jr Wetmore and Trimmer,
fHI,ApELrHIA Sept 23-Ar Yarmouth. Matthew'S Liver
pool Delaware. Munson. and Model Somers NYork; David
Coffin, Smith New Bedford; Annabella, Hand NIIaven
Bennett, Thomaston.
NoRFoLK Sept 23Arr Josephine Robinson Richmond for
NOrleans, put in TO finish ldg;
Shcrwood NYe.k; Lisbon Taylor, Wilmington NC; Paul
avre idg Jas Calder Webb, from Newport W DISC; Roger
ssraes Thos Bell Br simpson for 81 Jago ids brss Dante
ioI n9rten port dos Malaga for Providence ready
Island wtg Dani Webster Watson and Hsyne Tescoft epg;
ohoctaw RYDER FIN Boston, Moon Knudson for orE
MoBrLr Sept l8-Arr Mobile Livermore NYork
NEW ORLEANS, Sept l6-Arr Lsette. tSwed1 Ashng Bor
deaux; Avoa Copeland Boston; Commerce. Brl Ande son
Irand Iayman Gen Cos Mex Peters, Lagona Campea
cny Josephine Martin, Coast Cid Atreyda Mex Sanchez
Campeachy.
The New York herald., 1844-09-26

vvIoNpov-packet ship Westminster B de Rottin
bursh British Nmy and lady; N phinney, Mrs Ann Phia;
ney Miss Dcsdpmona phnney Mss Susan phinney, Cuba y
jane, qa. John Bennett i + Aans9%, Mrs 7 Woods Miss
5ensmin alv child aud servant Miss Caroline Levy Mon.
ue John Wghtman, idy and child Mrs = Haywood, Miss
Rolrts and ladv w Robaris john Oxford Copps, New
Wsygg~Pscket ship Iows-Ax Csnee Danguy, rhiladel.
rh; N,g Ja Mickey BaItimore Adclphns Beoc Mobile;
Alfred Gose Detroit, Albert Marx, Germany ~ me steer
#tlAseow.-shipC Charles Walter ste,t,A Crawford,
gou4ssyi~-S3 ia taryslssfsgs
The New York herald., 1844-09-26

nR A. G. CASTLE Ammo Domin 1898 first introduced to
- the notice of the public the mode Of inserting Artificial
Teeth the principle o adhesion BY atmospheric pressure
ln 1896 40 other dentists make the augabe clam Of this
thod their discovery As well might they claim his inm
tooth in soft state and ia few seconds becomes hard and
in all good the original sound TOOTH The first
families in the United States and ecommend t. The
d gulshed physicians made cogniz OF It's harmless
bnaons from their practical experience, recommend IL
/ has ece,ed the highest commendaos from the Press"
lors, Spanish and English Consus ~ The Physicians aud
Surgeons OF tbs Universities ~ and New York tty Hos
pai md numerous emintnt members q the bn ind church,
ssj uk A, y, OAsTLE, NJ ~, Dsals. ssl gfssaway
The New York herald., 1844-09-26

WANTED by a young Woman a situation in a respeca-
~ bic family, as Cook or Chambermad. Good reference
eau oe gwen fiease apply B5 Mulberry street s25 2sec
D a. LACOSTE Manufacturer and Importer Of Frnges
D. Gimps, Iassels Cords, &c has removed from No. as
Broadway To his new establishment, No 35 Walker street
where his customers and the ladies general will always find
ne assortment o the above articles the reasonable
uris. ueneral trimmings made to order. s26 lms Tc
TIN PLATED LEAD PIPE-A new article Of SUPERIOR
w manufacture at 23 West street. Johnson Brothers q
ate street price same that Of ordinary Lead Pipe. All
acquainted with its merits give decided preference Will
you examine II Its quality is warranted by
s26 lmsnc r. w LOWBEU
pACkET SHIP SHERIDAN, for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by
snip VIII please be on board Steamer Hercules, White
sail. " ~ 80 ~ 'i "'
s2Gec - ' -
The New York herald., 1844-09-26
s.traor srooK.-Bosror. Sept. "a

SALES OF STocKs-BosToN Sept. a.
Beard of Brokers--l share Charlestown Branch Rail
read ST. Norwich Worcester Railroad SSH so do do
hsO 6ss 10 do do 6si Concord Railruad 6il IS Long
Isand Raj road sa3; ss Reading Railroad 26f 80 do do
s7E IS East Boston Co, sl5 lls; $1,000 Reading RR
Bonds OF 1850 7l2
The New York herald., 1844-09-26

On wednesday the 15th instant ot the Orchard street
chuT n, by the Rev 4 j. sawyer, Mr.. ALLEN GaAy si
this city to Miss ELIZA JArE sMirH daughter Of Ger
sham o. Smith, OF Norwalk Island, Conn
The New York herald., 1844-09-26
MARITIME HERALD.
shin Mnsters and AGENT.

We shall esteem favor IT. Captains Of Vessels will rive
20 h1ssfr s.ty.y IT, captain Of our News Boats report Of
spoken on their assags list Of their cargo any foreign
newspapers news they have He will board them in
medaey on their arrival Agents and Correspondents at home
OF apIoaa WI, a,so confer favor by sending this all
tne Narne insigence they obtain Nautical nfona-
tion of any kind win be thankfully received ~
The New York herald., 1844-09-26

A. Brooklyn on the Goth instant after lingering ILL
ness, JAMES HARvsv WriGHr, nged 80 years.
The irisnas Of the family and the members OF Nassau
Lodge 10 80, Of O and the order In general are
r4socctfny invited attend hIa funeral this afternoon
st5 O'clock from his late residence, s2 York street
BROOKLYN
The New York herald., 1844-09-26

LATEST FROM JAMAICA AND TINE PAcIFIc.-Ws
have received by the schooner Alicia, Capt. Wal
ter this port, files Of Kingston papers mp TO the 30h
ult They furnish with intelligence from Callao as
late the 18th Of July
The u. s. ship savannah al Callao the 18th OF
Jaly and leave the Goth for Panama receive
The commodore who expected to take the place Of
Commodore alias, deceased. The u. schooner shark
arrived the port the lS,h Of July from Pans.
1he U s. irigatc United States sailed on the oh OF
July for Norfolk. The ship elief about eav-
ing the 18th of July for Valparaiso to procure supplies
for the squadron So
There had been ano her revolution in Lima, in which
Domingo Elias private citiz.p n had been proclaimed
President. that there three or four parties,
all wishing o obtain supreme command in that iatfd
country In Nsw Grenada every thing appears to bs
quiet enough the elections were going on. and " 10
probable that Gan. Motquera will be the President not
wiihstandng there strong opposition to his appoint
inert.
our attentive correspondent at Kingston has sent
Ale of IA ers ID the 70 lowing letter, dated
"Kfsosrov ia, Aug 30, 1914 Our market Is over
stocked Flour sells II IRON f6 to - so Meal al ~ ;
Rice al IS Nothing will be wanted for months, in
consequence Of the heaviness OF the stock on hand
Bait american, Sept. IS
The New York herald., 1844-09-26
s3,5l7,27s s2,sol, 500 sl,792 ,28a

very large cent of the exports composed OF
domss.ic products The carrying trade ID also almost
exclusIvely confined to American bottoms OF the exports
in is4s si73sa75 transported in American bot
TOMS and only sa in foreign vessels The imports
from Btazil are carried ny American r0v.va-
.rtrop
The New York herald., 1844-09-26
SHIP NEWS.
Correspondence Of the Herald.

PHtLAprLpHiA, Sept. 23-P NJ.
Auyedsu Spoford Sponod, Lubec julia, Hill New
Whiden Newark, NJ; Magnum Bouum, Hewitt, NYoIk
Beow-Two Sisters, Danube, Esther, North Carolina
Also, brig, z schra unknown.
ClearedsuSquehanns Miercken, Liverpool Anare' iaet.
and Rival. Perkins, Boston; Mahoney MeLsqshin,
Charleston Jsbez White Corson East Grnwcb Gen ia.
fayeite Jarvis. No,walk Gu Jas Samuel somss hose IN
Bloom, Wheaton Lady Clinton, Cnnmer and vulcan smith,
NYork.
spoken.
South Carolina days from New York Tor New ofieans
18th inst lat 27 IA, Ion 70 10.
Foreign Ports. -,
KrSo,ros, Js Sept sIr port, Me chant ior ON Sio
st w Gator NYork; Mdi,, Bentha cuea si't ut Ere
o'"oS' 'o''o '''' Home Ports.
PurApsLruA, Sept 25-hm Balt.mo.e, howes fsim -.
arden. Fre BAXTER; Grand Turk Nichols; America, Dean.
ma noeoe Skinner Boston Laurel Wltham, hofk. II.
rort swasey Newport; David Rogers rarker wilmington
Nn,r,NoRt Sept 2iAn Katharine Jackson, Stahors Rot
IA, isiieit boston, Wi Lockha st Barts; Cuhew,
~ H., H. 1nbs, Aica Wsler, kiqgston, Ja Below Cash
Fn rJ IaIihs Jos Bslch. Halc Boston; Financer Dill.
LIsto Dirhton Ai,ss Gallant Mary Eyans ~ Johns aud
W.nyseueT; Msfl Latourette, NYork
C;ENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE,
Ts4E HIGHEST PRICES he obtained by Gcn,iemen
81 FAMILIES who desIrous OF converting Their s't on
,eeTing apparel into cash.
Fames o Gentlemen quitting the city changing rss,
lee having any super effects dispose o. VIII hnd
nurh advantage SEMI for the Subscriber VINO VII
sispd u their residence by aproinimep, ,,.,..,,>
J. LfNlNslNN,
80 Blgadway, ~ t.aI
4 La, uayasa as lost ores, q e'Afw''' MI. ,ssS"
pseWps ss~rpsa "~
The New York herald., 1844-09-26
state of Trade. .

AsHxs-Pots continue very limited demand at $4lsi
S425 Pearls are steady at $443a $4.5e
remains at yesterdays rates. The
demand is net very active. The following is the
statement of -four, grain and tolls received at Albany
from the Of canal navigation to the close
of the third week Of September =
The New York herald., 1844-09-26


Total value of domestic produce exported 1912 222557
will be that the exports composed of the do
nestle productions Of the country, and the division is
very equal between the manufacturing and agricultural
produsts The total export from the United States to
Brazil, fer hs past three years, has been follows
The New York herald., 1844-09-26

The receipts of Flour for the third week Of September
lsia are 50 oOl bbls against ~ 470 last year.
Cor roNrhsrs was fair enquiry to-day, notwithstan.
ding unpleasant weather which resulted in sales Of
600 bales, the market exhibiting nrmer tone.
Har-The receipts continue quite large. snd tho de-
mand very limited We still quote common qualities al
80 n 92c
Provisions Ohio pork is in very fair demand We
quote prime az 81 b6l 81 6lt Mess 10 held at ~ l2s
so ls3 with little tendency downward There Is very
little doing in beef Country prime quote at 81 s7
s3 city mess at 50 25 $3.50 Ohio lard keg, sells at 81
cents Exports from lat oath Sept. beef, 3sl4 bbls;
pork, 653; do lard 3l5 kegs.
WasKgY Drudge casks sell No wanted at 24c; western
and prison barrels are dull at 2ai 25c
Ts.s-Inportei in the ships Jessore and Pronus.-
Terms notes at months payable in the city OF N. York
10 be made satisfactory To the sellers
Hyson5 half chests at 70 cents per 10; 10 chests Of;
do ss.
Young Hysonl half chests 81; III do ASH 30 do 46;
~ do as do 39}; 20 DO 29 80 do 3st; ii do 49, 81 do
s II do sl l17 do 30 do l5 IS l3ib boxes s7a b9l
hli chts and l7A i3lb bxs " wthdrawn.
Hyson skinl0 chests "a; 40 do and 33l half do with
drawn
Impsral-l chest SO; l6 hf do 6s 10 hlf do withdrawn
Gunpowder-2O half chests co. ls do 80; do 373; IL
do 36I
Pouchong half chests Isl 90 do "a 60 do ~, 10 do
withdrawn.
souchong-l2 chests 49,
The New York herald., 1844-09-26
POST OEElCE.

-.>,o, ,,,, - New York, September IS, 1874 :
HNGL1SH NAIL Letter Bags per Royal Mail Steamer
BRITANNIA, will be closed At the Upper Lower Post
Unce IN tins city on Monday the oh a5 minutes
past O'Clock NJ The overland postage Of 1871 cents on
each single letter. must be paid. - - -
s26 4trc JOHN LORINER GRAHAM p NJ
The New York herald., 1844-09-26

MOST EXTRAORDINARY CURE.
TT ANY HAVE DOUBTS they may now dismiss them. and
the most incredulous may consider Desfness curabe
Numerous cures and many of them very remarkable
by the of SCARpAS OIL have been pubishedbpt this
caps the clmaxyoung old you hear
ing.
lady in Smithfcld Pennsylvania aud about eighty
had gradually deaf for than forty
years. that impossible make her hear
saon the loudest Of voice Last she in
dnced try SCARPAS OIL for Deafness. IL only
add that she has used two bottles and that her bearing
Perad by d. Bell aud sold wholesale and etsil by A.
d. Sands Duggist No 10 Fulton street 273 Broadway and
n East Broadway. s26 Intro
GOOD is THAT GOOD DOEs.-lF THERE is. ANY
~ truth in the above maxim, then Dr. Hunters Red Drop
stands first and orcmostor that does do good only
the most skeptica to call the Hunean Dsfenssy No
Division and examine the many certificates now ~
the hand Of the Physician aud proprieorrvae e.Iesand
The person calling will but the Doctor who
attendance his medicine is warranted 70
Of secret disease no matter how long standing few days.
Or go charge whatever Price 81 per VIAL with full directions
For ale in Albany a 81 Lydus streets next week will be
sale ia Buffalo, Lexington, KY, Of DR.. r. Johnston
The New York herald., 1844-09-26

GLAsoow-Ship Jane Ross-J Rogers
stesrage. - =
The New York herald., 1844-09-26
PALMO's ITALTAN OPERA.

I vi IH T N ? Il a I Il a 2 . N!
WEDNESDAY,. SEPr., 25rH.
YANKE;Et ;at HILL for one night longer Mr., sUTToNs
sent age The engagement Of this gentleman be pro-
ionged as ne sails on Friday next for Mckee For night
Tickets, 23 cents Box office from 10 A. NJ to NJ
when Doors open at o'clock Enter
.ainment to commence o'clock. s25 ltsrc
The New York herald., 1844-09-26

TiEFa NJ NIVHAifS' Vts,So sGFAs Amp FANCY TABLES
look at their style Of Cha Sewing Chairs Arm Chairs and
Sofas under the idea that they beautiful more pe
feet quality and finish than any for sale elsewhere They
also believe from their sales and the universal expressions
those who have made acquainted with the prices OF
Others, that they decidedly moderate in price
y X T. hsv. ALSO very beautiful Tables, Workstands,
Swiss Rustic Chairs lat greatly reduced prices Iron aud
Palsr Masss Gas1s e. Taaasu aau pssea s q esys
s16 Draw ia linn