davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-24
The Sfafs0f U@issiJpi
CarJraH CoaafW
Chantefg side 81
ipnittuuftefssid
.ouafy, Aprilte term
A. D. 1874
i BHJ@ d.
T0rff4
( AptI 18Th,
J A d. 1914
lsebecca piiifnan by her
next friend Abncr Merrill


TINIlIS day came the plaintiff, by attorney, and
n II appearing 70 tie satisfaction Of The cohrif
that the defendant Newctt Ptman is not an in-
habtant NJ this State, bot resides bcyOnd The lin.
its thereof, 50 that the ordinary process Of this
court cannot be executed upon him II Is ordered
by the court that unless the said defendant appear
before the circuit court Of Carroll county, at the
court house in the town Of Carroton, on the first
Monday of October next and plead answer or de.
muir to the bill Of complaint, herein, the several
allegations thereof will be taken for confessed as
to him, and such order or decred made therein as
the court may deem equitable and just II is fur
Their ordered, that copy Of this order be inserted
in the Western Statesman, newspaper published
in Carrollton for three months successfully.
true copy fiom the Minutes.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-24

Judpes of the High Court of Errors and APP
meals. and the Chancellor, are chosen dy the
electors, for sir gears. The Judges OF Ine Dis-
riot Courts, Attorney General, and District AZ
torneys, as well as all Military oficers are cno.
sen for four yedrs--all othr onicers iof '"V
,,sars. dating from LIST November
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-24

DISTRICT ctfANcERY COURT o. TIE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
ffss.tI.ug ltFatfug4 ~ ia

INSTRUCT cffANcERY COURT o. TIE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
President, Directors N Co
III the Planters Bank
No lGt 49,
William Thompson and
John =. Watson
lfrON opening the matters 10 this bill and y
~ appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the court,
that John 7. Watson, oneoi ne deiendanls'is n0
an inbabiiani # this state bot resides beyond the
limits thereof. so that the ordinary process Of this
Court cannot ba served upon him, u is
Ordsred, That unless tle said defendant appear
before tho Vice Chancellor, at the Court room IN
the town Of Carrollton, on the third Monday IN
December nc Il, and plead, answer or demur "
the bill Of complainant therein the several allega-
fions thereof will be taken for confessed and such
order or decree made therein as the Vice Chancel-
lor may deem equitable and just
n is further ordered, That a copy Of this order
be inserted in the western Statesman" once
week for two months excessively
ABSTRACT.
Bll filed November I'D, 1913, by the Plant
ers Bank. states, that at the April term, lS43'
of the Carroll circuit court, compliments recover
cd Indictment against defendant Thompson for
@67I5 "a: that execution issued thereon, and re-
turned Nulla Bona to October term, ls43; that
Immediately preceding the term Of said court at
which said Judgment was rendered, transfer OF
! all his property was made by said Thompson to
one John P Watson, Bill charges said convey
ance TO be fraudulent, and made for the purpose
OF defrauding the creditors Of said Thompson
Prays, I hat the deed of conveyance, 1t found 10
be made for fraudulent purposes, be cancelled
and the property be sold, or 50 much thereof as
may be necessary for that purpose, to satisfy
compliments judgment, &c. ". 7. BoLE.
Carrollton, July lst, lSl4.-2m
| r s. ~ ]. T. AYREs, Z. Q.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-24

have fatulyJ h their is,sfilga IN NJ stsn
Hislmlng fsis sliasDi sqfi isleg fs1
riifg ~ $50 afTssisd W 49, ssfi,. ~
M@isfHigf,~ flssly i,Ji qmpisile.lly 90.
Houpesd. ~ gousff ~ sat lrssH.is n
aiifnii0n i0f alsYsi hglf ~ hasf 49, hy.
api hanx ppg ihs hfs ~ w. sfsgssf.
h,AN az ftIislilsn ~ sisaifigl NJ. so n
NJ Asss'Hvs n eslHalftilaa. a. SGD sssf
never lfFg8 lefgff. Hsf ~ W4fs fs8fff
efst slNss. II ~ss = ieffsfi NJ sssfsffe
gffflsiilae ~ sfHtHeHi aef mssf Fasfisas
~ sad wlHn.Hr Nv f' tfffi fai mfsasf
Wtsa ~ ~ faNf saaafh 80 md Ths
fSelnK ifafs ~ H8hY n ~ FnF hsaAsA
mes shnwsd lls fnafsaf iksf fsnsusd
ihef so,ls The Npismiaf egisi kf
f0fus ll0s N algf 0ffofi8h.fa ~ siLam ~
sfsHs, ~ Hni 3 wefi 49, 6i'swd The
Hsiloh 49, ~ ~ ~ slpffaa a a. fsf.
slYilan. mi ~ 0.0fff bsig voted ~ hem,
~hllt ihg whels Hgaab isssiss Foisd
ga.Hsf ihem. AaA W. hags never bal wa
ah,llilon fsielai'oI prevented ~ ibs Ayhol
tnfe.
TIE N8ges ~ ihe fri0lniHns ~ fhe ".
eellshi ~ Weeks n Nswsft ihsg npeo
ssf. was TumponF Fnstisont ysrv vi il.l
United Nmfst And ihis scene IN Synod
viii newell h. forgotten ~ miay who vit
messed M Af
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-24

TnH VeMY Wsv naFrffnp The iina
einnah llemh j. fofponside lof We fol.
lowing. litfue, ii u oopi " NOT true, u
ought 10 b.. ~ u u we'll told. a0d Il sa
pity 70 spoil ltl
aThe news of the nomination by the
Baltimore Democratic Convention VS.
taken ~ Frankfort. ~ by one ~ The
Wicklinea lie met ansoll acquaintance
from the nrgiboring county. Mi. Wi.
Iiam.. M active and enthusiastic m'mfrr OF
the Democratic wty We'll Major have
you heard who Is nominated No said
the Major. who Is ~ IN bet you bot.
ne of wine sou can't tell 10 ten guesses.'
Done, replied the Major lie then began,
lnVnn Bufenl "NoD "Calhouul" mo"
"Cas.l" NO" "Dick Johnson" mo"
"Bnchanani mo" "Siewari" mo"
"Well, I'm beat out; it iH Benton. or SiIa'
Wright or Woodbury., or McDulfe -
None of these well, the wine is yours
but who hdre they nominaiedP James
X. Polk james X. Polk + Shaping his
fingers, 4Ac Uery nun | erpec'ed UouH get
/ i'm
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-24

pgaJsis fssyfa~Jsfe term, Irti
na ~ esslflga f.ls Az k'et NJ lghs "
Wv ~ NfFass. Fssssiefs ~ ~ tss ~N
sss lssismfai ~ Hsmts~ Fiiimsa aesetsed "
j afssfaA Ass eifstsa Jesse - Al lef~4Hf ieief'
rsfsd N 49, 'satf ifHsnsHfsi fha hefs4i'sh'~H's
~ sss4 Aassasss. ~ Ne saA spgeaf q ne
Agisslsr fsem N me teeof'
- si.,s ssess N 49, ny fsas ~ A. afasf
st.ala ~, = ns1e ~ Ne ss.s n ~ f'lis~ier
,ssi sa,sis. slfaais. lyleF anA belhg W ~ paelf
N fsnsass. ~ Vie fhe y sstiHv -
fswastlg ~. NsaEs 2 80 slse 'he mllpwing
lse8s ssf.aia w me soHnfg "A tbaefawi " W
.EtHEl aad W " ~ = " n sssrea ",
= tsshsilg "a ", a Kssgs EaH Apd y y
Further sgA~fsa mas fhig risatlon he g"nilahea
Ia ite Western efsifsNaHs noes pspef pHaiish-
"a u ihe lspn N fsuvlHon. ~ ss ssgfepslYs
essta slse ~ ne ssme tiHn, sna " ~ Faww
aaaaeg, Nv ne Colamsas WhN. pvhlishsd - ~
lankus
Witness mo ifou q A Kennedy iadge y said
Court, ard .h8 ms saased iis seal " sid eoad
~ b. hefrlini0 aHted.
Isseed sl.ls gltb day ~ Juy, 1854
TnOs. N DAVIS, clert
-
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-24

gasJlg pg0tsf6 soar n cls<isH e,ssil hsd ~
a. xfA Asy n tpni istf. ttsisg TfsH'sS
isfisfs ~ sswaNlsisiioa ~ uia YhfsftirAef, ~
lha ssaats n lahf " t,ssslas seset.@s, -.
u ~ hsfify Al fisss hsVsg slslns sfs'h" 49,
sstsis, ~ tfstsai ittA whAia het'sAf ~'"''"yW
~. " az sassa wil b~ h~gfsd
no d DUMAS, As,flsigifsigf
May nAHTAfA, Ad,eiaisigsifs
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-24

Robert FraZet'
Notice is hereby given to said defendant TO ap,
pear at circuit court to be holden IN ana or saio
county. A. the court house in the town Of Green's
horo On the third Monday of September, A. D
Is44. and give special baik plead, answer or dc.
mur. or Judgment final viii be rendered, and thu
nronertv 50 attached will be sold TO supply plain
t;tris demands and al costs.
'"' ''- JOHN NOLEN, clcrk.
August nth 1914.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-24
DISTRICT OF ClRCUT COURTS.

This court has original jurisdiction IN all
rivel cases, in which the sum IN controversy eN-
ceeds $50. 1t has chancery jurisdiction IN al ca
SEES under $500, and has power to ioreclose mort
cages, without limit as TO amount; and mas also
exclusive criminal jurisdiction For each OF the
II districts, the Judges and attorneys are elected
for four years.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-24

- psill,h ~ tglf nsai -.
~ l.iisf w. FfsheFhsy
A t.,rsd w = esfY wsfffis'
4 ~ ibs fsiiellf dffRrnlhe'
-. 9Th having attend fsa.
4 .,a,y H. u ,iSt ilaelss ~
E.r taspn NSF lfmn
A ,ss,mfag We ~ .lls'hfpi'e
III fsIe9lfa if4i lf VS. nv
4 rsa asa sfhflti.aH aRfhH.
10 hofaf ~ W. cuoifysl
r ssi n sti'es - him, -
r. kiaw elissns ~ dltgltis
I.efasig ihil seegfailenl Anl
w,sis 10 hlm On Ne lVih W.
natal honest editors NJ both
..tssslly 10 lIpioH Pilot ~ilI
4, esfsu his ralm, dlgnlhed
sai ffplY
~. goufs repeatedly
T. " W. BAict
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-24

TERMS 50 per annum for single cop
v; S3 for two copies, S. for Jour copies
in all cases payment 10 be made in ad-
vance, and in notes Of specie paying banks.
Postmasters and Agents will be allowed
one copy commission for eveIy so they
remit. !
The first number was issued on the hrst
Saturday in January, 1874.
The paper will be printed in the best
manner and on sheet equal in size and iy-
biographical execution, 10 any weekly news
paper in the United States.
The object of the publisher will De TO
render the
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-24
gorm llsp sewthsgu hgfssHsf
GOVERNMENT OR MISSISSIPPI


tfats 0fnssfs,
AtsnMT n. kNgwp, ggewgsf ssill isHssfI ~.
wnn,s Hs#fssw4T, sessssssy u s'sls So
Wl Wstswaeg
b. Ma4ftAHs, A@lifgf
Wnfffa faAna. nfsts Tfssfsfsf ~
iaas n rafsHfs. Afiafney Dsasgsl -
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-24
ufysgS. TllE CATH
~, IllL llllll.I

49, Chgisilas ia ils labd
", fsrs 90 sterling sssli
|g,,levtpyssn. 500 lllse y
..s,,y ~ their God, ass
I. - oct wsfihy u ~ hon
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-24
IlUNlANN

IIUITINIII
Jsagst NJ hs Hai tgHfi = hffeff go APrs..,ss
W 4 sntaFsf, eheif lufiies' tern 'na' Nvf' ~
N ~. 40
j. q prfuflb, Clefi
The court, which has ~ lafisdie'ign csesrii
,gtsf sfserflg belongs a. . court W effpfs ana
.,se,s holds ~ sessions annually 81 ihe efy %
Iafkmn. commencing on The ifst Monday Janns'
Nv and JOY
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-24

Nasseaagff staff
lees n Hftuffi tfsNf fs
AfaN MtAh#0tti favsN
fifh $50 nssih q Afaass Msssi.sH g
a Va nfssrH, eslAsfHe y
tNsfssf fisasgsfmN n HtsfffV. fsstspa
gtfshs Mfhf DfssfsfaW H#ffHs ltfks
fH y fsfNsmaffy Asfisgw fs
nnn8ss EtwAaf, AAAms Il
W I" W Wv Nltfftsh, Nssh1h4 e
|L.H HWHftf. fslpbsisha /"
IN. I5fa. IihuHsh sol ksePef = fsFl'si
rama #fHtts q ffleHfs - fHfh@~Ht
ta,F WaFAaatH, rahIe ksceiftf
M caaafHn. Register Lad paes
Nfsfssarf faaHisa. HBwsyef gsnefsl
Ufgnf ufHkta, CbeN Clos
NsHttf Kfafsas hfsNfHan
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-24
prospectus Ofthc Inquirer.

July 6 ls44.-3-3m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-21
MONEY MAleIkET.
Tuesday, August 2O--6

TucsuNy, AuEust %U-U r. M.
There was slight improvement in stocks to-day. At
the Old Board Long Island went up 2per cent Farmers
Trust, I; Norwich and Worcester, Canton, I; Erie
Railroad, 81; North American Trnst, d; Indiana de-
cned t; Harlem, J.; United States Bank, \, ILL.,
nois and Ohio closed firm at yesterdays prices.
At the New Board Long Islond improved u per cent?
Canton t; Norwich and Worcester Ii Erie Railroad,
There were no sales of Illinos-4s offered. The
sales were not very large at either board The weather
is very hot that nearly all operations in every thing
suspended.
Foreign exchange continues in very limited Demand
Theie will not be much enquiry until day two pre-.
vious to packet day. Wequote prime bills London,
at % Oh per cent premium. On Paris o. IS ST. aal
There very little doing in domestic exchanges We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-21
Marine Cn..rf

AUG. 20.-Reynolds Nostrand and Curtis In this
case noticed IL yesterdays Herald the jury found
dict for plaintiff, sos.
Before Judge Sherman.
isaac Chatteyfon james Garman.-An action of
sumpsit TO o0 balance of account alleged to be
due for work done boss two houses In 49, h
street. for defendant contract The defence put in
was that the work not duly executed according
contract and that kind Of doorway hole left in
the partition between both houses by the plaintiff
cita,e his operations in the execution Of TIE work be-
tween both houses shown Tor the plaintiff that
man was sent to the premises for the purpose Of filing
up the BREACH but prevented The defence further
contended that the contractor bound to have fully
executed the work to make the contract valid in
law. Decision this forenoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-21

JIz- THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SAR
SAPARILLA, GENTIAN AND SARsAFHAS, prepared
by the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy,
ssblshed for the suppression quackery This refined
md highly concentrated extract possessing all the pur
wing qualities and curative powers Of the above herbs
confidently recommended by the College infinitely
superior to any extract Of Sarsapara at present before
he public, and may be relied certain remedy for
all diseases arising IRON impure stae Of the blood
such scroiula salt-rheum, ringworm botches PIN
ples ulcers pain in the bones or JOINTS nodes cutanaous
sruptons ucerated throat any disease arising
rom the secondary effects Of syphilis or an injudcious
ise or mercury.
Sold in single Bottles, at. rs cents sach
in Cases OF half a.dozen Bottles, So so
one dozen +" Q on
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
NJ IA very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
Office ct the College, 96 Nassau street.
w. g. RICHARDSON, NJ. d., Aysat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-21

yyy- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.--Ths
ionic Mixture prepared by the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy Of the city of New York, 10 confidently re
commended for all ofdeility produced Ivy secret
daigace excess of any kind II is IN invaluable reno
dy for Impotence stery, or borrenness nlcss depsrd
ing on mal.ormation)
Single bottles 81 coch cases half dnSsp ss care
tally packed and sent to all parta Of the Union.
Office OF the College Of Medicine nnd Pharmacy o..
Naarar street ~ Pr-HApOarN NJ. Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-21
U. $. AlarshaI's ONCE.

Auo 20-A complaint has been entered against Bremon
ship Armatia Capt Kundson which arrived at this port
onisaturday with charging the Captain with
having taken on board fifteen passengers than is
allowed by law. penalty Of $3.50 attaches for every
passenger taken board any emgant vessel than
is by the statute The captain of the Armata
s charged with having overburt ,ened the amount
fifteen passengers The bringing this port Of
passengers, endanger according to the circumstances
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-21

A GREAT HAUL OF FIsH-There was great sport
yesterday on board the Thomas Salmond, en- the
Fishing Banks. Nearly 5000 fish were taken-such
as porpose, porges, fine sea bass &C., the greatest
variety ever taken in the same time.
The +. 8. goes again tomorrow, Thursday and
Friday as per advertisement in another column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-21

90 vELPEAUrS sPECIFlC FILLS FOR THE CURE
81 GonorrhGa elect and all r,ocupurrent discharges
from tho urehra. These pills. prepared by the New York
College OF Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the
suppression Of quackery, may he relied the most
speedy and efectuai remedy for the above complaints
They guaranteed to recent in from three
five days. and possess greater power over obstinate
at present known removing the disease without sone
met from bus:ness tainting the bresth disagreeng
with the stomach. Price 81 per box.
Sold at the Office OF the College o Pharmacy end ne
iicine % Nassau street.
W g. RICHARDSON NJ. n Aa.st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-21

90 HA! HA HA. HA! HA An old mans advice
to his economical friend Hear him. Sir arm dsgusted
with you and your family. You rich your children
amiablc but look their faces covered with eruptons
and their fine shaped necks yellow guinea and You
have the folly to tell that your hands chopped
Why, POUNDS one single cake Of the wonderful jones'
plants, make your chdren's necks as smooth and as
white as alabaster. all their pmpes botches salt
rheum. eryspeas, snnburn, tan, morphew and almost
Whore shall get 2" Why, at the sign OF the Ameri
can Eagle 80 Chatham st. 1913 Broadway N. Y. 1870
Fulton st.. Brooklvnn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-21

DR. ScoREsnY's LEcruRx.-We have in type
report Of this gentleman's interesting Lecture on
Magnetism, which we are forced to defer until to.
morrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-21

Or The excursion and chowder party, adver-
tised yesterday for the 22i instant, by Steamboat
Richmond, 10 postponed until the 9th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-21

itself, and therefore comment is unnecessary.
PAVILION HOUSE, BosToN, Aug. IL.
wish 10 call your attention 10 an occurrence,
as displaying the effects Of our inconsistent and
monstrous quarantine regulations. The brig r.
de Zaldo, Z. kngsbury, master, from Vera Cruz,
arrived At the Quarantine ground, New York, on
the oath ultmo. The captain was informed that
he could not go up to the city within thirty days
The vessel required coppering and painting. In
two days the cargo was discharged; and on the
18th she set sail for Boston, where she arrived in
II hours. She came directly to the city-has
since been on the railway-been coppered and
painted, and is ready TO sail again. The effects of
our quarantine laws are manifest. Our own me-
chanics are obliged to quietly witness them and
the Boston mechanics the only persons, besides
the quarantine doctor, who enjoy the result
A New YORKER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-21

n5- MADAME NINON DE L'ENCLos.-Many of
readers have doubtless become familiar with the
that Madame Nnon do LEncos was at the patriarchal
age OF eighty the possessor of beauty which absolutely
outshone that Of the arest among her youthful attend
ants Many, indeed have looked upon this part OF his
tory fabulous but 1t is Medical science has
revealed the re' secret Of her wondrous charms Her
skin was nante in its softness, and entirely free from
blemish. TAM freckles, eruptons DR.. FELIX Gou.
RAuDs Italian Moderated Soap will effect all this The
hair Of Nnon de LEnclos ety and glossy the
ven's wing. GouRAuDs Grscian Hair Dye will perform
this office on red grey white hair inea short time.
The upper lip Of De LEncos notwithstanding her great
age, was smooth as that Of newborn babe DR. G q
Poudre Subtitle in warranted to eradicate superiuous hair
from any part Of the human frame The lips Of Ninon
were like parted cherry AMI her cheeks like the damask
rose Gourasds Liquid Vegetable Rouge will impart q
color delicate Deep may be desred which is abso
lutey immovable by rubbing. Ergo-Dr. GouRAup can
multiply NinoniD Enclos to any extent This is not
the logic of the schools but absolute undenabe facts.
BswARE OF CouNrERFEITs-Purchaseo only at DR.. F. +.
Gouraud's Depot 81 Walker street, lst store FROM
Broadway preparations for the object sold else
Dhe being base impositions Agents "a Chestnut street.
Philadelphia Tousey Rochester; Wade druggist,
Utica Bull & Balus Troy Pearce, Gate Guthrie) AL
bany storrs, Hudson Gray, Poughkeepse Jordan, .
Milk street. Boston; Carleton, Lowell; Myers New
Haven Ferre, Middletown Greene & Co.. Worcester
Bull, Hartford.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-21

NIBLo's-Two laughable burlesques on the same
evening.-The burlesque entitled "Stars at the As
tor was enthusiastically received last evening" that
.eber % ,he srcp calIed ASgae pum MI n. 70
ell appearing in both pieces.
ETHIOPIAN SERENADERs, PALMo's OPERA House..
This company of celebrated vocalists as we'll as
instrumentasts appear to have bounds their atac
tons. The first week Of their appearance at Palmos eli
cited an applause well from the novelty Of their
nade the skill of the artists that exceeded all expecta
on and their two last performances have attracted
equal attention this week few nights will con
Cludc their engagement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-21

Missouri ELKcrIoN.-So far as heard from, the
Wings have elected 40 members to the Legislature,
and may electsevera more. They will, however,
lack a few votes Of having majority in the House.
There will be Locoioco majority of IS in the
Senate. Will the Independents then raise force
noush to beat Benton,l aided by the Whies =
Several Wing members elect, are positively plede-
ed to vote for two democratic ~ S. Senators and
several are pledged to for Atchison, and against
Benton.
II appears that the wings have thus far gained %.
and lost members, making nett gain Of Is votes.
THE DEMOCRATIC WARD ELECTIONS, for dele
gates to select others to represent the city at the
Syracuse Convention, that were held yesterday,
resulted in the selection of almost a unanimous
choise In favor of the nomina ton OF Sias Wright
SCANDINAVIAN SocIEIY.-A meeting of this So
ciety was held on Monday night, in the lecture
room OF Clinton Hall, which was well attended,
The business transacted related principally to the
arrangements incidental to this early stage of the
society's existence but not of sufficient general
interest to require detailed report In the course
of the proceedings the thanks Of the society were
given to the editor Of the New York Herald. for
the interest manifested by him in the succese Of
the efforts in which they were engaged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-21

90 CONNEL's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
The marvellous which have been wrought by this
suffering which has been relieved by 1t, are too well
known by the public to admit Of any doubt the wonder
full properties Of this article in subduing all pein su
ferng from burns and scalds and always healing in
incredible short time and leaving any II ap
piled to broken limbs they heal without pain
Il to eyes that have been and innamed
for years By il old removed and
traced cords relaxed reduces swengs and stops
sores and new and hnmor Il every description are cured
by It. Hundreds in this city and in all parts Of the Unon
wherever this salve IL known, stand ready to test
~ to ITS astonishing effect in removing all pain almost
Immediately upon its application No family should ever
be without this save Sold only at ~ Courtlandt street
CO. CoMsTocKs sARsAPARILLA FOR THE
permant Of all scrofulous diseases, salt rheum, bill
tenn Sold at 81 Courlandt Street Price 90 cents per
bottle, or 81 per dozen.
0y- COcKRoAcHEs AND BED BUGs---saunholtzs
Roach Bane will banish these vermin from every house
where il ia used. Sold at 81 courtlandt street.
py- RECORDS PAnl5iAN ALTERNATIVE MIX
aud ali affections produced by an inudisoaa use 81 ne
Jury. The great advantages possessed this powerful
,hilis is that while curing the disease improves the
constitution, whilst mercury, generally leave much
@ we cen Of M that
extensively prescribed by the medical faculty. who for
%erly consasrd mercury The only cure for those
iozen o. carefully packed and sent I, all parts Of The
Union Office Of the College Of Medicine and rharmo
~, % Nassau street.
W. RICHARDSON. M D., Agent
CO. SURELY THERE is NO GREATER PLEA.
TO parent than that Of being able give relief TO
child suffering with any complaint but when we reflect
that complaints in children and cholera nfan.
tu heretofore considered uncursble can Of be
cd BY BERNARD's DIARRHEA MEDICINE. how
thankful should oil be that such edy exists Parents
anil heads Of families advised to call and the ev
dences OF this medcinetho proprietor feels confident
after they have looked into the matter they will provide
bottle Look for 81 Nassau street, New York
90 HAYS LINIMENT--A certain remedy for the
Piles, ana warranted to in every Sold at u
Courtlandt street.