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ELrzABErHrowN, N. j., Dec. 2, ls43

ELuzABETHrowN, N. j., Dec. 2, l843
.Messrs. Sonds-Gentlemen: 1t is with heartfelt
gratitude for your kindness to me that make pub
lie acknowledgment of the benefit | have received
from your Sarsapara. have been for many years
afflicted with cancer in ths breast, and for four
years it was, as thought, incurabe; it spread very
fast, SO that it had nearly covered the whole breast
and for many weeks was SO reduced with the loss
Of blood and the pain of the wound, that was UNI
able to turn myself in bed and my sufferings during
the whole winter more than | can tell. With
the advice Of my friends, | called two of the most
eminent physicians of the place, who recommended
your preparation of Sarsaparlla knowing of nothing
that would be as likely TO help me which advice
readily received, and before had taken bottle
found change in my feelings which induced me to
take more, and when had taken the third bottle,
was like another person both in health and strength.
have taken your preparation since last March, and
although the wound is not entirely healed, it is in
very favorable state, and believe it will be the
means, ultimately of my entire cure; and that the
afflicted may all find the relief which it alone can
give, is the wish Of their and your friend,
EUNICE WOODRUFF
For further particulars and conclusive evidence of
Its superior value and efficacy see pamphlets, which
may be obtained Of agents gratis.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A. B. 4
D. SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 70 Fulton street,
New York.
Agents, in Washington cty-ROBERT FARM
HAM, Bookseller, Pennsylvania avenue, corner / tn
street; and R. S. PATTERSON, Druggist corner
of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
In Georgetown--O. M. LINTHICUM.
In Alexandria-WM STABLER & co.
In Baltmore-Dr. J. A. REED.
Sold, aso by Druggists, generally, throughout the
United States. Price, 81 per bottle-six bottles
for S.
I5@ The public are respectfully requested to re-
member that it is Sands's Sarsapara that has and
constantly achieving such remarkable cures of the
most difficult class of diseases to which the human
frame is subject; and ask for Sands's Sarsaparlla,
and take no other. ap3-
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JfRESH BUTTER, EGGS, Sc.--The subscriber
i has just Received choice LOT Of fresh Table
Butter t@tA
AZ choice New York Cheese
so dozen Fresh Eggs
900 bushels Mercer Potatoes
Also, for sale, 1amarinds and a choice lot Of
Sweetmeats, Sc, sc.
S. HOLMES,
ian Is 18th street
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City Hall, yNs,c York, June 81, 1843.
Messrs: l have repeatedly used your Candy for
coughs and colds, and always found relief but official
duties prevented me from wr ing to you before. But
as have lately been cuied of the influenza, cannot
withhold from recommending the same to the public
am yours, truly,
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srocx.or CorroS IN LvEnrooL.
.reis- ~ Sock IS compared with

=
Tn ave sys qusnt.tv Of Cotton t,ken by consumers
out ~ IN II. dur ne 1913 10 SOC bis.
DITTO this TINS la g. ~ 700
LrvERpooL Jan. 5Cotton Sir: very large extent OF
business hes been done ths week pricescosing higher
for American Surat and Brazil ana to on Egg ptian
Our year opened with very brisk demand both from
thu trade aud SPECTATORS and which Continued with
IN % tel spirit the close Of Wednesday Prices being
higher on tnat da, for American, TO but as the
curry was less animated Yesterday and today Is very
no le-ats the advance not sustained exec tng
tor sypa1 several lots being taken on speculation
dsV ~ I'M RI 90 Spec istor> have taken during the
week 10 500 bales Of American 100 Pernams $50 Egyp-
tan 1Aw snrat and exporters 100 American
The sales to-day are 1000 5000 bales Of all kinds in.
GLIDING about 900 on speculation, chiefly Egyptian.
Your obt scrvana, WIN. CLARE& SON.
LONDON, Jan 6.-Corn-The supply of English Wheat
o. sale was very small aud we had fair business doing
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Mr.. CLAY.--We have been favored with the
sight OF letter from Mr. Clay, in which he says .;
intend to eave Mobile the LIST Of March, and wish 70
reach Raleigh about the 10th Of April suppose shall
pass through Macon Milledgevie, Augusta and sayan
nah On leaving Georgia, purpose passing to Charles
tom and thence to Columbia, where think shall arrive
about the 25th ofMarch" w.
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Tue WEAruER-Last night we had small hail
storm, and an atmosphere soft enough for RAIN
Our harbor is free of ice, and the Sound IS open
again.
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FIRE. IN KINGSTON, CANApA.--The Globe Hotel
in Kingston was destroyed by fire on tbs 9th ult
Kennedy Co. and Mr. Jubien wero the principal sui
fercrs.
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STEAMSHIP BRITANNIA. This mail steamer went
10 sea from Boston on Saturday, with a mail Of
thirty thousand letters, and increased number Of
passengers,
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Our market to-day has been quiet the sales not exceed
log $500 bales These consist Of 200 Pernams at
Egyptians 63d to Sd 800 5urats, sd to Id and the
mainder American Spectators have purchased 400
Egyptians and $50 Americans There is no change In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-06

DEATH OF GENERAL KIRKLAND. The Utica GA
zette Of Saturday announces the decease in his 74th
year Of the Hon Joseph Krkandone of the oldest and
most respected inhabitants Of that city For nearly fifty
years he had occupied prominent position in Oneida
county and his name stands out conspicuously in that
county, annals , ne was the hrst Mayor utca ana
by the Common Council, which held meeting on Friday
aud passed the customary resolutions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-06

SUPREME CouRr, Feb. 8, 1874 -IENERAL RULE.
Such orders as are usually made by the Couri H., "
,;ces he entered in vacation of the preceding term
with the like effect though entered in term time . But
other sc the time for doing the act shall be reckonsd
rom the day the order was entered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-06

MEETING OF THE NEwYoRK BAR.-There is to be
meeting of the New York Bar to-day at IL o'clock,
in the room Of the Supreme Court, to select pro-
per person to fill the vacancy the u. S. Supreme
Bench, created by the death of Judge Thompson.
The President and U. S. Senate will be thus re-
ieved of the trouble of selection. This is friendly.
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THE RAnrTAN FRrGATE.-This frigate has been
prepared for sea at an enormous expense, and has
500 men on board. The officers arrived two weeks
ago from all parts of the continent, to join her.
The gallant captain has made great efforts to get
her ready; and the men have been working during
all the late extreme cold weather to get her off
On Saturday the ship was declared ready; the
steamers TO tow her out were all prepared; and all
on board, sick and well, longed for the moment
they were TO get away from the cold and damp,
which had placed one hundred officers and men on
the sick list; but they here met with disappoint-
ment.
An order was received to detain the frgate; and
it is now said she will not go at ALL although it is
known she is a relief ship; and 500 men who have
been absent over three years, are prevented from
returning to their wives and families.
The utmost discomfort exists. Everywhere IN
ouiries are made as 10 the cause OF this strange
proceeding; but no one can answer them. One
Thing is certain if the ship remains ten days longer
in her present position, in this extreme weather,
she will have to get another crew, officers as
well as men, for all hands now on board Will be
in the hospital; so much for bad management
1t is said by some OF the papers that the ship y
detained to carry out the new minister TO brazlli
if so, she will be detained month at cost OF
10000. to say nothing of the ship remaining out
thirty days at an additional expense of 900. 1t
seems to me that 900 is too much opay for the
accommodation Of a minister, particularly when
there are fine packets sailing every week, on board
which he could be better accommodated than on
board frigate.
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ABOLITION OF THE GALLows.-Last night meet
ing of 4" the citizens Of New York, opposed to the
infection OF death as legal penalty for crime, as
unchrstian, barbarous, demoralzing, and by its
brutalizng influences tending to multiply the Of
fences which it assumes to repress," was held in
the Apollo Saloon, Broadway, "to consider the
propnety of adopting permanent organization for
the diffusion Of facts on this subject the awaken
ing of the public mind and the circulation of petit
tons to the Legislature" There was rather nu-
mcrous attendance of male and female morbid hui
mantarians; and the usual faacies, which, in
their minds, amount to convincing arguments,
were urged in support of memorial TO the State
Legislature for the abolition Of the gallows.."
permanent society was also formed for the accom-
pIshment OF this magnanlmous purpose, bv which
all the various arts of agitation rife in this free
community, are TO be put into operation. The
speeches were dull enoug1-Philosopher Greeley
ard other principal orators at the informal meeting
not being the auditory patient
~ endured their infections I'LL pretty near 10 clock,
when the proceedings terminated When this So
ciety for the abolition of the gallows shall have
accomplished the benevolent end of their consti-
tuition, perhaps they will try their prentice hand
upon more comprehensive scheme Of philanthropy
and patriotsm--namely, of procuring official APP
poInments at stated salaries for all those who have
attained the distinction of convicted telons. Less
than this can never satisfy sympathy like theirs.
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full synopsis of the foreign news will be found
in this days paper beginning on the first page. Its
importance, in commercial point Of view. will be
seen at once. The Irish, Indian. and Chinese news,
is also deeply interesting.
We received this news yesterday at noon, IN ad-
vance of every other newspaper establishment IN
town, and published an EXTRA full t'co hours
ahead of our respected contemporaries. II was sent
all over the south, west, north and east. Our un-
riyalled news fleet has done its duty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-06

COUNTERFEIT NoTEs. Spurious notes Of the de-
nomination of ten dollars, which purport TO be Of
the Mechanics Bank of Baltimore, have been III
circulation in Washington and Baltimore for some
time The counterfeits are so we'll executed that
even the Bank officers pronounced them good at
first sight.
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0o. The Norfolk Herald says that orders have
been received at the Gosport Navy Yard to fit out
the frgate Constitution for the East Indies,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-06

Court CALI ndar.
FEB 6-su ?Nnior CouhT.-Nos. 81 %, il, 10, Is, %
- "a, 80 25. 81, %, 90, 80
CIncur CovnrNos a. a. 49, %, 9, 81, &c. %, g. 66,
10. 80 90, I, 80.
COMMON PLEAs-Nos. a, II, IL, 81, 40, r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-17
TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN-A PRO
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.

TNfE area test dscOyery I'M medical that u
Oesomeaux Of PARIS He entirely exploded tho
ny received opinion Of the Of ncusbe seriJ
(eIcept indeed Of which are
extremely r. The inyar,be and uniyssa success Of hs
Elixir oia every OF producing that state Of
neah which rssus in the wife becomipg blessed mother
" no cr years pined childess has fully estabs
cd t act h, vna Il usually termed
the use Of the Prosrsativs Elixir Cordial Il e iniabl:
tne various tin complaints arising from illness.
mpfudeuce q great and invarable
af,on The fame OF this wonderful Elixir Cordial well
sablshed Of more than ty thousand bottles and pack
which it IL held IL pleasant and agreeable
The undermined il the only authorised agent for this
fnce "a a bottle.
For the convenience Of those residing Of the city, tho
gedeuts composing the Elixir Cordia put packages
Tor transmission BY mail, with full direction for preparing
fpce Of package 81, making three bottles.
All letters must be postpaid, aud directed 70
Dr. b. MELVEAU, boz "a, N. York city.
m29 I'm srr DfEc- f2a Liberty st
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READ WHAT SHERMAN'S LOZENGES
HAVE DONE. --..-- -

MIR. DAY. boot maker, No. 20 Hillary street, Brooklyn
M suffered greatly for eightecn months with cmacson
by sickness of the stomach Of appetite shooting pains
The bowels his stomach ncglecIed every kind food
except He had been Intended by various
for two mouths By the professors Of the Unvcy and q.
pufpOse. t7i.
On reading Dr. sheraa Book descriptive Of the symptom.
~ worms ne thought they met his he purchased box
Of Shermant Worm Lozengcs few dosss bfoug away
quarts OF wors and entirely cured him
multitude Of similar might Be Hsnnoned where chill
thing gave relief but Sherman's L0xenxSs.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, WhoopinK Cough ard even Con
SUMPTION aIo all cured SernaaS Cough Lozeuas
thar any other known remedy They Jsy the tickling in
few seconds, and snablc those aicted with the most
harrassinE coughs 10 sleep whole pighta The Rev. Dr.
Dunbar Rev Mr. De Forest Rev DR. Eastond and hundrcds
Thousands can se to their happy virtues others the
.fhcacy Of Sherman's Cough Lozenses, for headache
palpon iowness Of spirits, sickness and lasstude
from bodily or mental exerons and for the wonderful proper
ties oil shernans Poor Mans Plaster which i2
cents and warranted for rheumatism and lumbsso
puin Or weakness the breast SIDE back part of the
body AK for Sherans Poor Mans Plaster and his
name and his lac simile with directions for back
There ne great many worthless limitations wked about and
sold BY unpncipsd drugg.: Remember get Sherman
be deceived. T''-'-. - - - 80
De Sbsrinan' Warehouse is ls Nassau street. Asea771
Hudson = cor sring ss Bowcry spng; IT Eas Broad
way cor Market; es William no. x1J - and Sol Broad
way In brooklyn, Mira Hays 10 Fulton, and Mountains
Drug store s3 Fulton Simson Prospect and jackson
la Jersey CItJ-E Randall, Grocer. In Newak-y Trpp
and Devid Bryson Phadspha-Zieber Co.'S Ledger Build
ias Bosi9n,,RcddinE Co.. Ststost AlbsAy-A Guthrie
rDswir linli 20 0 d2t
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FOR THE PILEN,

FAD the following interesting aud smasse Of
~ Piles MIR J. Bowman distinguished ar7Bteys 7vsiding
Broadway a.s been afflicted with the Fills Wy .s year.
foul, appetite bad liver Torpid occasional eApinss
pale and anguid emplans oil pains
DO .ss attended with pile tunos so much inss at times
them
selves by profuse discharge Of blood inducing Eres debility
the Of The back from the ong continued had
with muchdcuity that he could walk step was feeble and
nrm had expended than five hundred dollars 0uresn
yeas this complain had only temporary re-
Inf enti ely cured, having taken only three boxes o
Pile ELEcruARY has travelled than two thousand
mes snce and feels no return Of the complaint as wei
to thai ,nestimsbie remedy d. UrHAms PILE
Reader, this only Of thousand slml eases cured by
tho The Pile EIeetuary internal remedy
sold by the proprietor his Office 1856 doors above
SprnR Advice gratis Remember 06 bowery Agca
j.. Warner X Go, Utica +. b. Fitch x Co Syracuss L..
B. swan, Rochester; Coman Co. Buffalo.
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SSi|iil'fS iiAED /.

LEECHES LEECHES !! LEECHES
TO MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS, DISCREPANCIES,
and othes requiring Leeccs by selected
and superior Swedish ts day Sir Isaac
stairs b }. takes inform those requiring
the artce that they will be found always hand has
aade supply
leavng Hanourg monthly, as ioows-Stephani, Howard
Franklin w ington. aud Sir Isaac Newton
)t. COkBlTr consulted conndentaiiy MA Of
- 6ee s street. doors from chatham Strangers
respe tully informed that Dr. CQrb member Of he
Unyersity Of the city Of New YORK. and that Ia eTeu-
yely confined his practice from being general the treatment
Of New Yor. which engages his entire attention The annals
Of medicine found
Practice The Doctor the agaipst
mercury, has thousands Of victims Recent
few days removed entirely from the
that you are udicousy treated by person legally qualified
the city Persons afflicted with proiracted
need despair OF being restored health BY applying
Doctors reputation fe skill and resecsbli STRUCTURES
prevent certain Of its forms lmsrc
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THE NEXT STEAM SHIP FROM ENGLAND
WILMER q SMITHS
EUROPEAN TIMES
the next mai ship Boston, will reach this city by
express and be sold Immediately several hours advance
i2h Gents Per Copy,o
81 30 for Is Copies.
already attained high character and may, with
great rope be said 70 the best Prices Current
shppi r and the best Foreign European Newspa-
VIII ch reaches this country from cemp,es
licensed form OF "a columns ioa of
America has ranspred in England and other
fegn parts from th- sarg Of the the
nu uber.
Amongst other numerous ard hattering testimonials the
Bollon Morning POST saws
We greatly indebted TO this newspaper for foreign
miscellaneous aud merca One number Of Wilmer
smiths Euiopean Times is worth whole file Of any other
English paper" n 7
Newsmen New,b and dealers in Periodicals. may sup
pied Al Wholesale by Mr. Beach, Sun Office also by appca-
ton at
WILMER Il SMITHS EUROPEAN TINES
Office, Wall street, New York
Sold also by Messn Burgess Str ger Mesrs. Mason &
Tuue Mr. Chrsty MI Graham and ali other newspaper and
periodical dealers.
Travelling agents wanted. - ji5 2tS&M&tWrc
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PUBLIoHEU DAILY BY
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N. w. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS
IKE New YoRK HERALp-A daily paper, issued every
morning oil the week-pfice TWO CENTS per copy Country
subscribers furnished the for specific period,
emitancs in advance no sert unless paid al
TIE WEEKLY BERALp-lssued every Saturday momlng a.
oclock-price QUARTER CENTS per copy-1er.
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CoRARSPoHppAys rcqlested 70 sddrces thsy lot
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adj s::: IS
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enjoyed. and Tor whish he his thank:
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ION S:s;i hsy I'll from
e. re- din which Es . neac the =, o. n
causing DR.. ness dandr H. falling out Of die hair well
Il. aat s from observing
tbickss. and coa'ne's Of the hair en gray
careful ; os.s,seS he Ia: he pleasure Of
n, aa si, ss To
the iandiaa Third to fender .S
without the Of pomatqm Fourth: To restore gradually
S &c aaa
The principle i'll Of Lssea to cleanse the skin all
humos and restore TO health and freshness which he has
uSSas I'll dry npans
10 order to lrl the public test fairly th. invention he has in
for s a f n. low
head while WIN SsstIe%sa ay ,g IA
hair good and healthy Will REALLY appreciate its preserving
10 those who prefer romaum Cream
Of Rose. prepared with The as the LIQUID asd
heals pain burns Of which will recommend
1t ,hOse who have .harss Of ch l,1,u
viii e oy I al at his H
Broadway, up stars, NJ Y il Imsec
On THE CURE OF STRUCTURE.
S.a. w.. '.p 81 oM
which mistaken for Tits consequence and
sa s s q T. r.
ha
;s
bad and oas s.ab.. asI may
S sns Be g.
any thing directing the attention 70 the seat th. disease
when inflammation happnn, to be s0eradded aud with
Co. upon the mind sna father han the part
self There however three which most pecu
t o.
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tsqs easily
the Z much a%aiaSsd Ss
20 b observed ths peculiar in which finishes.
ssS' % s " s's'; ~ sss
" no w,thou. C. The ass: 49,
though ;1f only: aI Is
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es a; circumstance. The third IS '''''''N' ~
1s
p: s:%s s;ss
he active capable Of business formerly: This
also effects though little undersood, but
quesonably Indeed whoever consider the natural
necon Of nd and sexual organs will easily imagine that
there il medium by which the mind powerfully
these organs, through the medium the sexual
upon the mind This however is better explained
THE Private Treatise Of the author little volume which
sent part. 9ts world A. III: of Structure pro
With Tbs of sa.ifyps.e
generally accomps in little time, and without
pain Inconvenience Nothing exceed the Improvement
O. ,s IN the q h. Complaint Indeed il The
accomplished many days formerly it hernandez
monhs. Many consult the writer who bus
to this city for short time only but return perfectly
ured though IL has been of trouble and for
To h0se who cannot leave their homes the writer furnish
his peculiar t0gecher with his Prvae
Treatise which has teespa chapter giving nfor
formation the subject and written the panet
Dr. Ralph takes opportunity Of that he be
consulted the diseases referred his Private
Treatise-a his dwelling house, No 80 Greenwich
h0ur and of the number Of preendeS
and books 0fQuackry which nfes this city, he deems
ceneenes to sanEess Besides his Ianf az Gradual
cure Of these diseases both in Aospi,a and city prse
hee edition: Of work espIss.y them Also that he ha
letters from the Physicians Europe the
eminent APsricaas ST Ashley TS0Psr e London g d
md that he i permitted fhysiesn Of
.mnsnee in this city The Private Trestise" il 81 AJ
dress DR.. RIph sen., IS Greenwich st. je6 lm*rc
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HALLOCK'S

CA T OR OIL CANDY
rs admitted be great improvement the mode OF ad
minstering castor oil especially children and in order
that nay be obtained by families in their immediate
aeghbohood It is for sale BY druggists in Cities and
neral scores IN country places neatly packages with
ul Questions for nse Bee that the inventors A.
2 Haock is written on the engraved wrapper. holrsae
dealers be supplied the quantity from mandatory
No H6 Spring New York Retail dealers can obtain
tsr supplies from the following agents Oco Mckess0u
Yora city; JOB Carpfpss sing Sing; Van Wort!
man, Hudson John Doan Cask Roosevelt Co. Albsay,
who will supply all western New York Dr. Skent25l Fui.
st. Brooklyn; James Donald, Willlamsburgh, l.. IL Dr.
ansl is nsW srSswics D,snin Trenton; Van Wsg
Arch, Phadephia Israel Graham cor Bsiti-
more aud EaSpaw streets, Baltimore; w Stabler Brother
Alexandria, d. T..
GE Agents wanted throughout the world.