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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-14

GUARD AGAINST WEr FEET Some wri-
ter remarks that 1--WE often see people tram
ping about ia the mud, with leather
soaked through, and how often do such peo-
pie, when they return home. SIT down by
the tire.side aud permit their feet to dry,
without either changing their stockings or
shoes Can we then wonder at the cough
inc and barking, and rheumatism and in
hanmaiion which enable The doctors TO
ride ia their carriages! Wet feet most
commonly produce affections of the throat
and lungs; and when such diseases have
taken place, the house is on fire. and dam
ger is not far off; therefore, let US entreat
our readers, no matter how healthy, to
guard against wet feet"
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1nr IloNE.r BoY.-A gentleman from
the country placed his son with dry goods
merchant in ----- street. For time all
went an well. Al length lady came to
the Store TO purchase silk dress, and the
Young man waited upon her--'l'be price
demanded was ageed to, aud he proceed
ed 10 fold the good-. lie discovered, be-
fore he had finished. flaw in the silk, and
pointing il c't Ia the LADY,, said:
Madam, deem il my duty TO tell you
here is u fracture IN the silk
OF course she did not take il.
The merchant over heard the remark, and
Immediately wrote TO the farther Of the
Young manto come and take him home
tor said he, he will never make a mer-
chant
The farther, who had ever reposed con-
idence in his son, was much greved, and
haslened 10 be informed OF his defclen.
ceis.
'Why will not he make a merchant 2
asked he.
because he has no TACT, was the ans
wer.--'Only a day or Two ago, he told Il
lady voluntarily. who was buying silk OF
him, that the goods were damaged; and
Iot the the bagan. Purchasers must
look onl Tor themselves Ii they cannot
discover flaws, il wouId be foolishneS in me
to lel them Of their existence
And is that all his fault 2 asked the pa
rent.
Yes answered the merchant; 'he is We
nv well in other res pectS.'
'rhen love my son better than ever
and thank you tor telling me of the mat.
ter; | would not have him another day in
your store for The worId.'
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-14

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-17
Second Board.
state OF Trade.

AsHEsPots held at 81 76 but purchasers will not
submit to these terms there is consequently very little
doing. Pearls dull at 5000
CorToN-The market to-day presented but little activ
t about 400 bales in small lots to spnners and bales
to SPECTATORS being the total transactions Prices are
current Withdrawing their lots from the market
WHYKEy-Drudge still commands 23c. Barrels are in
little better demand, at oic.
BEEswAx-Prime yellow we quote at 3Oc without any
sales Of consequence.
WHALEBoNE-Sales to some extent have been made al
IS cents cash.
HAy-Bale sells at SGT ealc, as wanted The demand
however, is very limited.
TEAAt auction, the cargo of the Paul Jones was sold
Terms notes at six month"; payable in the city of New
York, to DO made satisfactory to the sellers Hyson-g
chests 6I do 551 ii do 405 do 3SI; 10 do 3l hi
do 49, chests 30; IL do 29 n l3lb boxes ASA 25 Glib
do 49, coo chests and 25 Glib boxes withdrawn Hyson
Skin50 chests al 30 do 90 GAO do withdrawn) Young
Hysonl3 half chests Az is do Al 1913 do 4O ito do 39
800 do 3 1877 do 3b l27 do 35 so do 34 do 34 1873
do and 81 chests 33 IS do and 40 half do 3 274 I3b
s5 chests and 477 hall do withdrawn) Twankay-2O III
chests cot (57 do withdrawn) Gunpowder6 hf chests
3d. 80 do 55 do SAL 10 do 3o 10 cases. each lab can
10; II do 69I 90 half chests wthdrawn) Imperial-2O
half chests 6 20 do OIL 10 do 40; do al 81 i3b boxes
47l. Congo-2o chests YA Caper Souchong-25 half
chests 20J 37S l3lb boxes a. Gag half chests with.
drawn) Powchongl0 chests 3s 20 half do Is; IS chs
"a. (2i7 do and $50 half do withdrawn)
REAL EsrArE-The following sales were made by auc-
The lot of ground 10 feet by l2o feet and building
The lot of ground u feet by 1875 feet and building
The two story brick front house 1853 Broome street.
and lot, 20 feet by % feet. ............ 5000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-17

s,r.eri. Robson. New York for New Orleans Fsb', lat ~
Eclipse IA days from Frankfort for Cuba no date lat 30
ont.no Of and for Portland IS days from Mstanzas Fsb7
Empire Of NYork, from Hamburg. stssnx W. Jan 10. lat "a
Hamburg, Bath for Cuba, Feb 10. of shoal
Foreign Ports.
H.yssA Jan sssAn Marc Jane Bath; soon, Nswi9uns;
Orleans, Rodney. Apaaehieois; Feb En.bs.h PhiaSei
Boston Ga Cato. and Hops HoSs. NoIssn:; Monument;
Boston; Mass';o. Newport
Chase and sharon. Waite wig cargo Sarah, Foster and OF
sy ia s;S ,%se
MA.s,sIs.A Jan as-lu port NsIeus Masury fun Boston,
s.. VIII: s% ss: RIVE IL s%
rs IS s.ys
aaeb:s of th.,Esn i% Nary jaas Bo.ca
r bs%:. Hi rs;ns
ss%o. Reed e% ss,sy
svsaas sS the Hector
nS%aFf *. 9a to a.a oi s %
s Fec de S Gs yf Fssss Sd
HSys., S.%sSSs $s
wk. channel open 10 Central Long rcis. and India
| the navigation will soon be uuohstructsd.
- WeoDs HOLE, Feb it-An franklin Gibbs Trinidad fol
Boston.
HOLMES HoLg. Feb 9-Schr Waldo Eowden. from Wash
Dgtou NC for Boston, which sid from this 2tth ut
turned this afternoon having been blown off the and
:1 es
for d.
PRovIpENcE. Feb liar Lucreta Rea, and Commerce
Allen. Mobile Below 18TH eft Nyat, New England, Granger
Matanzas.
Rrs FEB A AsspSs Sanford New
come up to the city
CHARLrsroN, Feb l2-Below, Merchant. Keane Indies
SAVANNAH, Feb Din port Feshire Br] Hume from Liv
MUIR %s ose.a Eyy bass ds @
Smell London do; James Calder Webb for Boston
!dg; Eli Whitney. Harding, do, ready New Zealand (Br1
MseIHsy for Liverpool as Avpn Bl Masters Lsands
riton smith for idg; john MUM tBrI Watt NJ
for do wig; bsrques Bolton Abbey rl Rarray from Phila
de,phia wig; Zenobia Remington for Providence dg An
ME, Br] Mearns rom Liverpool dise Hebe lBrl Wright
and sarah Br FLETCHER for do, dg Olympic Ell Baee
Petre Quad ldg; Havana Gilpack Havana, do; Ransom
Ksene Indies, do; Pnta Becher fm Point Pete,
Pandora Andross Boston. dsg Have Carpenter do, dg
Macon, Lewis Georgiana. Bede Savannah. Hawe and g
Lamar Sanuerman, for NewYork lds; Excel, smith do
Cardenss do schrs Doris Brl Lloyd flo Belize Hon Iepg
Ceyon Piper NOeans do; Isabella lark Boston, do Ann
Parker, Bnshman Naianza., wig; Mry Shields Worth
ngop Havana disg Andrew Brown, Day. wtg; Eliza Law
Smith, for PHILADELPHIA ldg Eliza Hand, Baker Baltimore
Sady Geo Henry, Herrick. Norfolk do; Harrison from
Ocracoke just arr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-17
MONEY MARKET.
Friday. Feb. 1876 PM.

Stocks have experienced another advance. Every de-
scrpton Offer ed hasmproved Harlem is upt per cent;
Long Island /; New Jersey a;Norwch :; Canton Ohio
Us Ii kentucky Il Illinois J; Indiana !; Farmers Trust
!; Pennsylvania SIS J. The sales quite large, and
went off with great deal Of spirit. The bulls are
in favor at this moment the bears having had their way
for some time. From present appearances should
Judge that the rise in the stock market wsud be per-
manent. Prices had reached the lowest point Fancy
stocks will of course exhibit the usual Auctuations but
sound, good dividend paying stocks may advance until
they reach quotations much above those current
Foreign Exchange still continues at very high rates.
Prime bills we quote at 100 1904. The demand how.
ever is only moderate Cotton pressing forward as fast
ships DO found to takeit Nothing will bring down
exchange but heavy shipments Specie cannot be profit
abyshppsd until bills reach ten per cent premium and the
shipments Of cotton thus far will keep down rates below
that point Very few bills coming from the SOUTH
exchange rules high in those markets and very
Domestic Exchanges remain without much alteration
Lotto AMI ;cor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-17

no WHAT IT HAS DONE ONCE 1T WILL DO
Additionally Pain Extractor from 81 Courtlandt st
has cured and will cure any Of the following named
proves A strong way of recommending an article
and one which must convince all that 1t Is good
presented viz BURNS, Scads, Piles (either blind or
blceiing Erysipelas Scroua Chaps, Chblains letter
Bruises Runrounds, Ringworms Salt Rheum, BARRIERS
Itch Sore Leg Pain in the Back and Side, Tender Feet
Ague in Face and Breast Fever Sores Sore Nipples and
Inflammation of all kinds 1t costs nothing unless ii
Also In Philadelphia, North Fifth st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-17
Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, Feb. l.-Since last review our market has
been toeraby fair considering the Of the year
The law regarding exports works we'll, and has al
ready impaired quite vigorous impulse to shipments
northern ports, particularly of moasses. Sugar-Crush
ed sugar from inferior to superior is in demand
Several lots of the old have been disposed of at and
81 II and 81. The stock on hand is not large Coffee
First quality, none in market; I'd do, 81 g. Sd do Al
triache q a3l In articles of importation have
particular change to notice.
CUBA MARxET-The importaons from the u. S. have
the Peninsula the supply not large il except the
article of -four which has been somewhat increased by
two arrivals from Sanander The last SALE lot of GOO
barrels, was made at $l23 the Dbl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-17
philadelphia Cattle Market.

FEB. i5-Beeves-72o offered viz : CAS- Pennsylvania
and ~ Virginia cattle Sales at 81 so So for ordinary
fair qualities; So Do So SO for prime and superior
So 70 per 100 lbs 200 head driven the New York
market, and 40 head unsold
Cows and Calves-l40 ofered-prices ranged from SIS
25; springers, So 10; Dry Cows, s. 10.
Hogs-560 in market-Saes dull, prices ranging from
81 81 a ISL per 100 lbs.-5O left over.
Sheep970 offcredsales of ordinary TO fair qualities
at 81 SO 9 so, and SO 81 for prime sheep.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-17
Provision Market.

We add but little to our last weeks report.
The numerous meat shops exhibit fine meats. We no.
tce fine lot of sheep, mountain mutton, by one OF
them. (See advertsement)
Veal is peDty-also poultry of all kinds Prices are
ket. oe
or fish, we have good supply.
VI vegetables, there ID better and greater variety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-17
Foreign lmp0rtatlOns.

MArANzAs-Barque Casilda-46 bxs sugar Taylor-le0
Morgan? Spofiord Tiieson co.s2 Rowland T. Aspn.
wall200 N0ltenius Pavenstedt-93 Meyer StuckenaO
do so ties honey Thurston-loo bags coffee Curs20
oran tn order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-17

Passengers Arrived.
SAvANNAH-Brig Augusta-D g Hughes, J M Ware and q
Porter.
Passengers Sailed.
LIvERPooL-Packet ship England Saunders. Mr. Mild
may and lady, Of Canada; Hewitt lady and children,
England
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-17

% RECORDS PARTISAN ALTEARTlVE MIX
IUHE for the radical of primary or secondary Sy
phis This powerful alternative has entirely taken the
place OF mercury among the regular medical practtion'
ers II is composed of the most strengthening and purify
ing vegetable medicines and always gives additional
strength to the constitution while curing the disease
Persons suffering from yenereal faint in their system or
mercurial disease should this powerful Alternative
without delay Sold in single bottles 81 eachin cases
of half doxen &c. carefully packed and sent to all parts
othe Union. Office of the College Of Medicine and Phar-
macy, IS Nassau street.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-17

WANTED-FURNISHED ROOMS. with or without
w board wanted geneel house in the part Of
the city on moderate terms BY two gentlemen Address
Lower Post Owce, Box No 29i. FIT 3t*rc
WANTED "A smart BOY, who has served part his lime
to the Printing Business. Application the Herald Job
Office, OF Nassau street. IT itsrc
INFORMATION WANTED.
OF JAMES ROLAND, or MICHAEL CONSlDENE,
who came out TO New York ia 1885, from Ennis County
Clare Ireland They went south about five and
not been heard from The wife Of James B0and
in New York, with her child years old Any in
formation will be thankfully received by Mrs BOLAND by
49, 72 Bank street. New York.
Southern papers will plea notice this particularly Of Tai
iahassee, f. st Florida. fiji stsIc
T OsT-At the BACHLLOR's BALL, A.toE House, on the
IL tyenng q the 4th instant, Ladys Gold PeScH C,se
The fader will be entitled equal value Of The
fl7 Hsrc
COACHMAN WANTED.
STOUT and healthy cOlored manunmarried of good adj
dress and who is perfect n his profession Of
able character wanted Coachman reside private
family Eighteen miles from New York.
Apply BY note left at this Office. to w. A. Co, stating
references from last place. and terms. fn iwsrc
RI REwARu-L9,t. ION the izth instant, in on. Of
RO kpp Browns stages or in travelling from the City
Hall to the Office Of subssrber % Fulton street, Pocket
Dollar Gold Piece Three Dollar Bank Note and Private Me-
moranda The only be useful to myself II the
above reward sufficient send the papers and
money The effect Of tao making beches pockets only three
inches deep. G. b, HALL.
fH 2tsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-17
nvvv RIG IdHy s Van DYKE. JR, Auetoneet;
NEW BRIGHTON PROPERTY

FO a l. r At 4 U TON.
AA THE MANSION HOUSE AND GROUNDS OF
1:::W THOMASE DAVIS, Esq and the BELMONT and
4A BRi , II HOUSES, a. New B1shisn, Staten
Merch'nts' Exchange, by HALLIDAY & JENKINS, on
Tuesday the goth day Of March IL O'clock If pre-
viously disposed of at private sale
The Mansion House Of the splendid establish
ments ia the United States The main bung stands the
centre Of four or five enclosed Ii
siye and commodous; the main walls built of be
whole surrounded by piazza and all finished the
The site cannot be surpas.ed commands view of the
whole o. the OF New York. extending the North and
Jersey.
The Belmont and Brighton Houses both extensive build
very Pleasantly situated nearly opposite
Landing aud well calculated for boarding
tells
Fora diagram and further particulars, Gpply to
., H. CURTlSS,
itstoMrs6'ec 40 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-17

Cleared.
Ships Mary Frances, Jewett Matanzss, J Atkins & Coz
EsT 4'sH: ";s. T ST
mar Hull, Eng: r. s Winslow; Emma. (Bremen) Edzard
s1s: rt S";s
70, vinal Curacao. Boonen Graves Co; Louisa Crowe
Ship Constellation Jackson 20 days from New Orleans with
Henry s.i;t day; from Charleston with l.oo S,le.
Ship day. from Charleston with
ssa. to c.D,S. kSSs.sn : 80,
gar e master Sailed in CO. with three mased schr Hannah
H,G u,d Br ., C% days from Charleston with ls
''s smith, &c. d.v. from p.m.
70 CLARK co. Of New avsn-bound BsI%or. vessel.
e before reported 10Th u passed several bales Of cotton
xaf": sh.iwood day. from savannahwith cotton.
s?S t., S.y. from Wilmington"
sshI GtSa asuf Turner from s~an'b0o NC with naval
f SsT HOOK Ss'''" in ballast to the
Two brigs, unknown.
Asssa s SS f Levitt hSsy N.Y.
ins T:ys:s Tsss,G
tMiss.afs: Ae,NsHas F Soot SE
caSa G so Ksy Wa
Brig ANN SMITH, Masters. of New Haven, from Demerara
or Baltimore arrived here YESTERDAY IN distress having been
blown Oh from the three times during the
and damaged in sas aud rigging On the 18th nit 90 co.
lon 20 ,sIpereoeed sever hurricane from the wsW, the
and hail 18th inst at 70 Cape Henry bearing WSW n
miles d,stnnt, wind blowing fresh from SW bore away for
iatsue AZ H. spoke packet ship Mississippi Hillard
thing necessary Capt Matters officers and crew return ,hsr
sincere thanks TO Capt Hard for his CONDUCT aud prompness
70 offering TO send his boat to their ehavng been for
the last days allowance Of d Of biscuit per
day. and having four board three Of whom
known to Capt NJ.
BRo OMAN Bliss OF and from Boston for Jacmel was lost
10 days out on the island Of Ssonacargo saved The mate
and two men came home in the Hector. at Boston.
SHIP BUILDING At QUyBEc.-There now building AZ
pioying 1850 men. = 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-17

GRAND CONCERT,
ITO BE GIVEN Al CONCERT HALL, No <os Broad
aS on F%%Mo . sih Y" by the Mem
Who respectfully inform their FRIENDS the public that
from the hatering they with At their 6ryt
Concerts aud at the solicitation OF many families Of he
at the sbove pss. " ono MopA EN- M A1Ts
they will have the honor Of seection
Of the popular musical Of day The com
MRS. PHILLIPS,
MIS-. SHARPE
MISS BRUCE,
NIX. LYNCH,
MRbKAvANAH,
AND MR. KNEAS6,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-17

We still notice BY almost every arrival quantity
Of hampers and bushels Of potatoes from Havre Liver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-17

W HEAR THE LADIES The undersigned mothers
have given Wds Castor Oil Candy their children and
think there nothing like It convenience No
Of the oil whatever.
Mrs Martin, ASS Broadway Mrs. Carnes, l6 Mercer
Mrs. Wait 10 Green st., Mrs Van Worsten 3l2
Mrs. Holt, 10 Walker st. Bowery
Mrs. Levare, 9th Avenue Miss Latimer 80 Centre IT.
Mrs. Lumsten, Howard, Mrs Bailey 2O5 Grand ct
Mrs Yates. 10 Broome Mrs Green 20 Elm st.
Mrs. Hadden, IA Mott st.
Sold at Wilds 45l Broadway; DR.. E. M. Cuon Bowery
corner OF Grand DR.. Hart, Broadway corner Of Cham
Gantion is necessary land pirate has countereited
Wild's Caster Oil Candy
Dr. Guion, corner Of Broadway and Grand street DIR.
HILL % Greenwich DR.. Hart, corner Broadway and
Chambers Burri, 40 Chatham streat Coddingtons,
corner Spring and Hudson streets Boyd, Mulberry
street Chastsney Bowery Mrs Smith, l7Futon street.
brooklyn. Depot, 45l Broadway, near Grand
B.Traders in the country, by sending letter post
centage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-17
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.

90 DIR. SHERMAN MANUFACTURES LOZEN-
ges that radically cure almost every disease that flesh
heir to- from worms in children up to consumption in
adults They have been before the public for
than five years have been tested in millions of and
It not departing from the truth to say that they have
given better satisfaction than any remedies which have
ever been offered to the world But, like all valuable
remedies they have been abused aud unprincpled per-
sons have endeavored to counterfeit them and palm
in inquiring for DR. Sherman's Worm Cough, Cam
phor Lozenges, and be you get the genuine. DR..
Shermans warehouse is log Nassau street Agents 227
Hudson, 1873 Dowery, II East Broadway, So William
street, and l39 Fulton street, Brooklyn.