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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15
The Liberty Party.

TIE following is the reported vote for +. julius
Lemoyne, the Liberty candidate foE Governor in
this State, as far as heard from:
Philade,phia --l0T Indiana 3lo
Allegheny 1850 Washington ....9gO
Beaver .6OU Butler. .l5O
Mercer 1000
We have no returns from Bucks. Chester,
Delaware Erie, enc Elk Counties, which will
increase his vote considerably Phil. U. S. Gaz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

e Erastu. d. Culver, Ambrose L. Jordon, VIII
liam Irvine, Dudley Seden, Theodore E. Tomlin-
son and other distinguished speakers will address
the Young Mems Henry Clay Association at Ma
tional Hall at Il o'clock this evening. The Asso-
ciaton is preparing the spacious Saloon in Gothic,
formerly Masonic Hall) Broadway as Reading
and Committee Room, and will be prepared 10 re-
ceive friends morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15
cLAYA and PROTECTION.

e The American Eagle Club.--A ressN
meeting or the above Club will be held Tuesday sveans
Oct 18TH 1874 half past7 O'Clock. at Ce'ral Hail. corner
OF Grand and Centre streets punctual attendance Of ess.
member earne,ty requested as business OF great
will be brought before the meeting Come one.-eoms aH
Come every true lover Of his Country: - ,:,.,,
By erter. STEPHEN >. DUBOIS. fresSss
Sv.Ias RPoo Pool. tvics Pres'..
PRcKR VAN PELT. lssc,s,,r;ss
r. S.-Arrangements are also 10 De maze Iof lac az
Demonstration Of the 9th mt
~ The Black and White Smiths Asss
clntion are requested to attend adjourned msens ~
Howard House. this evening. 3ih Instant 70 Hvsedsy
ranyenents for the procession TO taKe place on
eyerine with the Knick. Clay Club. c..;,r.o
'0'' EDWARD DUVALLr ESQ Cna''H'iii. ~
E. B, HARMED, Secretary,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

INSPECTOR GENERAL OF PRovIsIoS.-We under
stand that Dir. Henry a. Beach, one OF the Inspec-
tors OF Beef and Pork, has received this appoint
men,, vice MIR. Charles A. Jackson, resigned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15
Total. ......-2by0 I3I3. 4Zi6 2oI9
Mr.. Stephens the gallant Wing Member Of the
present House, is reelected by lisp.
vim DiStrict-I Wing maj. last year, 1925
Tonp,h, ~ Rack Toco
louisiana.

Robert Toombs, Wing, is elected by 1893 ma
iority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

W Thus it will be seen that there are pretty
certainly thirtcea Loco.F ocos to EIGHT Wings
elected, although the Wings will have clear
majority of 5000 on the aggregate vote for
Congress. This is the result of the grossest
Loco Foco unfairne9s in Districting the State.
M,NuIty Defeated 1.-The Tenth Congress
sfonal District Redeemed
We have the official returns from knox, Frank
lin and Licking. The majorities for Delano and
M'Nulty are as follows:
Delano.l M'Nulty
Franklin 476IEnox 3r9
III. licking -..........l5 SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

TAKE Norcs-1he worst OF the Piles may be CURED
in short time By the use OF Hays Linment and LIN ee
,,, Rain nj IN ma Those remedies have been 10 use nr al
teen wears and hundreds tn, city and ell parts OF the unHn
have used theu and well In case they ia 10 ou'e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15
,rur rpANK CONFESSION,

"Oh. thou mt beautiful. beyond compare"
Sighed an snsmored SWIM the other day.
Fair Is thy skin. and Jet black Is thy hair.
While on thy cheek and lips loves roses play.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

Evrry YOUR fgxr DRy rms Wkr WHAfHfKi : ! =,
hin, we ever saw for kespilx feet rJ ! me Oh 74
which rsndefs boots and shoes perfectly wat" Sh.
makes the leather ..n urd pla5r. aud doaos ire
harness and etrrisgs Fps. No'hhs Gu eSu-' -
Al tou,,ock's. - Courtiardt AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-05
THE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN
BURNS AND CLARlNDA

THE whole If the and Correspondence
which took place betwesR the Poet BvENs and the rei.
hraed Cla, Mrs McEHosE 1857 to 49, and which has
been sought fog IN vain by Cunningham and Others G the
nda fallen into the hands Of her grandson w T.
Esq and fs, given the world tn. curious
BuIn' and Plaoncs this work will be PARTICULARLY lshsd
and cana.t fn to strongly in crest readers neral
American edition l2mo volume Of about 900 pages
cloth, gifts issued aud for ,ale BY X. XBY * Co.
No 3 Park Row, sppore the Astor House.
Notices Of the Correspondence between Burns and Carnda
from the British Journals -
THE Letters Ca.naa long felt by the admirers
Atlas.
'se dom have welcomed a work with warmer feel.
inss the before The publication dss to
the shv OF Burns devoted attachment and the letters throw
thg Bard"-kelso Chronicle
Whereas the of Robert Burns is known this book
eved both with avidy and being proba
bly, '"s last of his writings which will be given thu rid
and ~ bringing fully 70 light tn Poets Life hith
c,to wrspp in amystery fruitful Of painful suspicious -
FIFE Herald.
mysterious chapter, perhaps the last thar be
uDoided the present hiso Of National Bard has
Just been opened by descendant Ct who has been made
IMMORTAL by her connexion with acknowledgements Jour
nal
This volume invested with humiliation Of
tons We have not been disappointed high aucpatons
WERE character OF Burns here fully developed
Us than forme and the which hung around
fi'y cleared up."-Scofsman
Some Of delightful episto'ary literature has been
produced BY portland TO Pop sand Cowpcrs letters
be aided that Of Burns ',-L,'fEhton Herald.
This indeed Of the curiostss Of literature and may
well be said to suppya chapter the Life Of Scotland
Chehenham Journal j23 Inn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-05

debt and to relieve about active enteprising nd
viduals from the incubus that weighed them down,
bunting their energies and preventing them from making
the exertions their situations required
Most Of thosslhat passed through the purgng process
Of that law. are again in the field, with judgments ma
tured and their experience increased by the passage
through the times that tried souls They are about
commencing the world new again We have also abun-
dant crops OF most staple articles The new crop Of
cotton already in the most active demand. The life of
the manufacturers of Crest Britain and Europe depends
upon their supplies Of the material from this country
Their increased industry, and the creation OF extensive
markets, where very limited existed before, have
thrown them into the market larger customers than
Prices WILL of course receive the benefit Of this addition
al demand andsour planters will reap richer harvest
than they have FOR years. A crops 60 for
ward exchange will become reduced several per cent
Our domestic exchanges lower then has been known
for years. and the intercourse of the
try settled on sound specie basis.
The arguments produced for against the tariff as il
now exists used to create political capital Not
than one in hundred of those In whose hands the
power to make this valuable feature in government
rest know the effect Of their acts, the why where
fore, of any particular clause that may be suggested
The whole subject is used for party purposes No
is modification made than all interested rush into the
speculations created by its effect The present act
quires many important alterations but under the
unfavorabls clauses in it, the necessary foreign trade will
be carried The wants of the country will be grated
If the people able supply themselves with uxurie
they will have them. Abundant crops and sound cur
rency will create importation from abroad satisfy
the demand under any state Of the tariff act
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-05
Died

On Saturday. February 3, after illness, DAVID
AUGUSTUS only Of David l.. and Mary Bennett, aged
months and II days.
His remains will be taken to Mddetown, N. j. Mon.
day morning. for interment.
On Saturday February the 3rd 1884, at 20 minutes past
NJ GEoRGrANA daughter of Dennis and Caharine Gil
lespie, aged l5 years, months and days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
tend her funeral at half past o'clock this Monday) after
noon, from No. SO Leonard street near Broadway.
On Sunday morning the 4th instant, JACOB T. BLACK
LIpcE in the 33rd year of his age
The friends OF the family and those Of his brother Aba
ham Manning Backldge and of his brohersin law John
Hodgkin and stephen F. Morris and the House Smiths in
general respectfully invited attend his funeral this
afternoon at half past three o'clock from his late resi-
dence No. 4S Ninth street. between the First and Second
On Sunday afternoon, February H. JOSEPH PlGoor Jun
agec % yeaIs and months.
His friends and acquaintance and the Sons of Tempe
rance" are invited to attend his funeral Tuesday after
at o'clock from the Methodist Church in Forsyth
street near Division street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-05
LATEST soUTHEnN sHIp nNwv.

Abasun Fnsey Liserp9o sotb sld Cs,vste Tus Bo.'
Gsdsby, St Thomas; Magnet. Kelly, Mata.zss,
SAvANrAH Jan 3t-Ar! Sayanush Hawlsy. New York; sid
Imperial, Heed, NYork
MoBuE. jan 27-An Marcia Harwood, Portland; cid Rich
mond Mustard Boston, Athens Chase Liverpool 26h cid
NEw OaLEANs. Jan 26-An Lord Ssndon {B,) Welsh Lii
yepooi Ada Majer Havana: cid Columbus Hasse Ce. aud
Marse.: Riato. Chas Lvespool; Nesor Moses. Ports.
mouth NI Rig, Will ms. Boston; Timo!eon, Dryer do:
inson Danube Rich do Susan Ludwig Curling. do; r-
dent Thin Gtrsar; Aweriks tNorwy stephan.op, DO
Jackson NYo,t; Chr;aps Wa;req 90; Guqare Gus
BIZ Bbdoe. 9TH o o.; n"%So ,% 90; fnenena
ton ngeIso New Yors; cid Diadem Barton do; Alabama
Bunker, d., Lus Smalley, do Margaret Forbes Prescott
Postsn lien. Briggs dos Sultan Burwe do; Seaman Scul.
Phila: EvertOn. Mayo. Cardenas. -
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Domestic Importations.

bbl 900 kegs lard 81 bills pork IS bales hemp casks lad
Collin. co-36 kegs lard II Dbl. pork Wis-io cts lea
Dbl. lo C. hams shoulder; 100 bbs pork
hams Baker-2a hbs pork ri do lard 20 hhds hams Hop.
pocki Dbl w De Forest-i04 ebls hams Boga'
80 bbis clover seed surg Beans2o hhd % bb!s
tow Foley-23 bbls i8 keas lard IL bbs hams Reed u
IchrTme rhorn-4s bbis pork Rchards- case Frs2o5
kegs butter Coe-l64 bales lrwini75 do
der.
CHARLEsroS-Brig Carolnel box Gerding & Kypklemann
1856 bales uobrook X Nelson-46 tOe Anderson
chs rice Victor Duckwx-io5 bales cotton Anderso
co-3O do Bunitt Johnson-l2 NJ Wadswoith-5 Fitch l.
co.'s SpoorA Tilestou co20 Sackett, Brohsrs3 boxe
Brz- do Napier: Foster cos do Manning u col case
Ferleu x cu-20 bbls rice Miller Vincent.
MoBLE-Shp Hannah spragne-i3a bales cotton Sye~
-5i2 do Colonb 4 Isen-ll Thompson Y Adams-7s q Nc
Bride-t3 X Irwin 40 to order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-05

Arrived.
,o Ship % FROM S VIZ
S HS 3 S Z
s,: %Ss TO- .. Gvs Ha' and has very
(: e., IS
Henry since the 2rth ut
co B,9u &C. Ts,so 3. Gs days from New Orleans wi
Big Pioneer Mitchell 10 day. from ApachieOla. with
Brig Caroline Sherwood 10 day. from Charleston, with cot
schr Ontario. W.!ertoa, from Curacao, Dec g. with skins,
Se c: to oaeu Gt.ves J1n Sd. in gale lost overheard
seSr Mary Leland: q DAY: from Camden. Me. via New
weather. having been fast IL the ice for the las. days
sloop Chr soI her Post Johnson, days from York River,
ssp Gna Des ssa ds sn firm rd a'fH sssa.
Brig Virginia 30 day. from Mobile
Also, schr Iuscaroa 80.
Briggs Homer, Watts, Kingston, JAM st Mary Baker do.
Wh.iemen.
a al bay 20 M sS w ASg @ NB
spoken
Mary Elizabeth from St Ja.o for Boston, had lost fore
% y he % h Is po and
Diaatha from New ORLEANS for sou Jan i7th lat &C. Ion
Home Ports
BoornBAy, Jan 2ln port Mnrha, I'm Eas,port for Work.
Eft I Igsec F. mhns ps.r is u and the
bay far down Camden; the like has not been known for
s.Isa Fst sii Ohio Cape 4. verbs. 4" e. ii Cole
Cahoon. Baltimore
Y A iss Ei ri o
which neSors Truro the Nance, Nicksis, from
achicola for Boston.
EpoAarowN, Jan 2t-Arr Grauvie New York for Boston,
25th Lakn SNOW Thomaston for NYork In port ztb the
above. aud schr Marcia
fv.Sss, Feb i-sd Splendid. and Louisa. NYork; Palm
Philadelphia.
Bo:Tcs FEB ,-Teesr.Ehed, PALMYRA, scobie 9yo% Nor
s.Hn.h signal iSJ SI;s A:e below IL sddiSon TO those
1soseown d. Marietta. Norris FIN NYgrk; and 81 topss
more; Robt Vain Scar, Philadelphia
HoLMEss Hole, Feb Arr Daniel Fransis, Small. Rich
m0nd for Boston, and the ice
PosTsMourH. Jan ?i-Ar Equator. Parke-, Savannah
New BgpPoRp, Feb i-Hsrbor closed by far west
Cuttehunk In port Brazilian, Of Prospect Frances of Tam
ton.
NgwPonr, Jan 3iSld cutter Jackson cruise and was
from Browns observatory at ~ off Gay Head. Feb
l. the inner harbor IL ciosed BY
NV Lorpor, Jan 23--Au Banner, NYork.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb 2-Cld Ohio Rsyneg m Bordeaux;
Caracas, Dill La Guar; Gov ROBBINS, Curs kingston
Benz franklin, Finn, Boston
hPALAcHcoLA Jan Arr Gardiner patten, Point Petre
WIN l. Jones' Tyler. New York. CID Cape Cod, McKnson,
Havana.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-05
WONDERFUL REMEDY
VIRREY'S TINCTURE AND LOTION OF lNVIGO
RATION

SUPPLY Of these invaluable and extraordinary remedies
"A has been received direct rom Doctor Adrian Virey
Lyons by his exclusive American agents. De Launey
oNew York Nothing equal them has yet discovered
for removing mpotcncy, huor abus, affections aud
nvgoratng the and revvng the decayed energies
fact that be proved by
for while all other medicines recommended for the
diseases admitted by their inventors be slow Of
operation and
make their effect felt II few after they made
nbeclty cannot remain in the constitution that
der their domination for half an hours nor possible Tor
they Immediately correct the inactivity organs which
ninsynne Of hundred the Of uniuu
They ALSO unIvalled remedies in ncpient
tion dyspepsia pptation OF f headache g
and affections the kidneys and ali diseases produced by
tive cure The Tncmres taken internally and pleasant
seIaraeiy with great benefit but effective when used
together. Price 81 bottle, or both bottles for g.
N. B-Pevsons living distance have these edcins
the form Of two powders only double the poaAge
with full pned directions for converting them the Tnc
and Lotion Price 81 for powder, 50 for both
when both used their effect wonderful removing
potence)
ittanee must be paid. and directed D. Launey
x Grey, New York.
Information Of delicate and ntert nature. which
be inserted public each bot
lie and powder These medicines should
for their exciting would be liable
luce abortion.
Sud by siecial appointment Of
DE LAUNvY s. GREY,
rs Imd&w.ec Al IA Duane Z, rect New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-05

pUNIsHME VI OF DEATH.-The citizens of New York,
opposed the niiction Of Death legal penalty for
crime, unchrsan barbarus demorssng and by its bfu
toizng influences tenrng TO multiply the offences which il
repress earnestly invited attend public
meeting at the Apollo salooa 40 Roadway. at o'clock this
evening" consider the Proprey of adopting rerm
ganizaon for the Diffusion OF facts this subject the awak
epny Of the public mind. and the circulation of petitions
the Legislature.
By direction Of Committee appoiaed informal
ing. J. 3. O'SUtLiVAN,
H. GREELEY
JACOB HARSEN,
ISAAC T. HOPPER,
70 1tssc WM :. BALCH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-05

39,I25 $50 623A.6H g79.620 2s,2i8,07l l02ts9. 1913
Our foreign trade is the increase. As the
advances our imports grow larger The government re
ceps at this port from for the month of January
1884, larger than has been known since 1897. The
receipts this port for the months of January February
md March, lS43 81 s76,875. The amount received
the for the single month of January this
year. 0oo only 1878 less than for the whole quar-
ter last Since the LIST of February there has only
packet arrived from Europe There has been but few
rivals from any part Of the world within the past week
This increase in the at this port alone,
the best positive evidence that trade with foreign
nations is not thoroughly ruined by the tariff The
packets into Philadelphia have brought heavy cargoes
and have every believe that the increase Of
revenue from customs has been general. The
favorable position of this trade, is caused by the
influence Of many things, that we cannot
The currency evidently exers the most powerful inu
ence in equalizng values OF the circulating medium and
creating greater regularity of prices II also creates
uniformity in all other movements Of trade that places
this country par with other nations, and has
more favorable effect institutions than those s
foreign nations We have down to their standard
They never could have up to ours They never
could sustained the revuson necessary produce
great cnange. We have passed through that ordeal
and just recovering from It's effects We have reached
level that enables to take equal start with any
nation in creation and shall feel the good effects
arising from the explosion Of the artificial system Of trade
we have Just emerged from. The bankrupt law was In
existence long enough to wipe out about Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-05

SUPREME COURT UNITED SrArEs.--Feb 3.-Pre-
sent as yesterday: on motion of Hon. S. Beardsley,
Mortimer +. DeaIo Esq of New York was admitted an
attorney and counsellor this court On motion Of Hon.
j. M Berrien, Howett Cobb, Esq Of Georgia admit
Benjamin j. Knapp Edmund Banks. In error to the
Circuit Court u for the Southern District New York.
On motion Of Mr. Ogden, this writ Of error dismissed
for want ofurisdicton No. H. FRANCHISE F. Vidal ct al
Appellants Vs. The City of Philadelphia and
Stephen Girard. The argument Of this was con.
Monday, II O'clock A. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-05
SYNTAX.
STRANGERS BEWARE.

TN this Of Quackery and Humbug important
L choose an experienced Thy scian DIR. J. EVANS, has
removed his Old Ga ens HAD Dspensary 2ss Pear!
street. of Beekman street. where he
extraordinary OF ali delicate dieases
pcated he apprses the CT liens and that there
Dr. Evans old and that he has connection
whatever with other Office His charges moderate his
combinations strictly private
Bob the number; mistakes often danvsrous-
28S Pearl street.
by particularly stating the and enclosing five dollars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-05
Baltimore Cattle Market.

Supplies Of Beef Cattle in freely and sales readily
effected at slight advance. On Monday the offering
braced $50 head prices paid 81 25 TO 262a per 100 lbs
The market has been nearly bare of Live Hogs this week
The last parcel offered sold at 81 100 lbs There
is good demand and sales could be readily made now at
this week. The small parcels that have appeared have
been sold prices ranging from 81 2 to SO per 100 lbs
according to quality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-05
LUER'S GARDEN.

LUER'S GARDEN.
EOR SaLEThe Stock and Fixtures of the COME tonary
Store % Boy cry fitted the hest Of sye with every
three Furnaces Pans, Ma,bl.s &c complete.
Also ahey fitted Saloon. attached the and fur
mis- ed comp etc.
Also most be utfu Garden fitted in the best style su
ccny large TO accommodate two tn e. hun red PEOPLE.
he whee ha, Neen fitted and the best
OF! sye-w be soda great sacrihce as the o~het has
other business and cann,t attend IL together with
Lease { the Premises. Enquire as above.
II iWsm H. LUER. PropretOr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-05

FOR LITERARY INSTITUTIONS IND PUBLIC
MD PRIP.aTE LIBRARIES.
II TONER'S ILlAD, ~ Ven Lan.u highly finished
II edition, published at Flo ence, (ita, y GREEK Tt XII
Version in the Latin language. by Cnueh in the Ita
dopt thu German by Voss in the E1gh by Pope ia Il
French ny Aisnsn, aud in the spanish by Garcia Naio
This work compris twenty-f ers forming two
han ds0me quarto volumes. Each lumber confa
Eng avirg dsxned by Professor Nencin from tlorrrcs
he pnce Of each number is 81 5Otwo numbers be pub
lixhed moohIv.
n- Subsc iptions received at Mr. RICHARDS Office, n
LsPenard street, Of Broadway, the New Yors Ly
lmsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-05
state of Trade.

FLOUR AND GRAIN.-This market continues remarkably
steady There has been scarcely any variation in prices
for two weeks Genesee Flour is held at 81 rs e73
sales at 81 sig Our supply is abundant with less than
three months OF closed navigation before us.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-05

% RICORD'S PARTISAN Alternative MIX.
TURE for the radical Of primary secondary Sy.
phis This powerful Alternative has entirely taken the
place ofmercury among the regular medical practton.
ers composed ofthe most strengthening purify
ing vegetable medicines, and always give additional
strength to the constitution while curing the disease
Persons suffering from venerea faint in their system
mercurial disease, should this powerful alternative
without delay. Sold in single bottles 81 each-in cases
Of halt dozen, S. carefully packed, and all parts
OF the Union Office of the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy, % Nassau street.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-05
Passengers Arrived.
CHARLEsToN-Bry Caroiine-Messrs r Lanning, q Du
Bo, ing ton, Goodman, Il Bur-3 in the su erase.
Foreign lmportations

CURACo Ontnio-l77 bds goat skins Faulk Sor
57 hides 292 hatchwoo $40 fustc barrels OLE
1873 bundles skins 1918 pieces wood Boonen
raw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-05

\ WEATHER IN FLoRIpA.-The cold weather it ap-
Tropical Plant says the night of the 26h Mlt the
Eoldest weather ever experienced in Florida-ice was
fore part Of the night there was light fall of snow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-05

- 0H- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED-The
Ionic Mixture prepared BY the College of Medicine and
recommended and prescribed by the first medical pract
TONERS ofhe city for all cases debility produced either
ny secret indulgence OF any kind detrimental
to the constitution. IL invaluable remedy for impo
tence sterity, barrenness (unless depending on mai
fornation) and will be found highly beneficial in all com
plants arising from debiitated state of the constitution
Sold single bottles 81 EACH Of half dozen S.
carefully packed and sent to all parts ofthe Union
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, s5 Nassau
street. w. g. RICHARDSON, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-05

DO Lieut.. Alexander T. Hoffman, of the I'd re-
gment u s. Infantry native Of New York. died in st.
Augustine on the 25th JAM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-05
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 8.
Arrived.

SUN SETS. 90 HIGH wATER......... IS