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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10

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NJ w. btrFgfn, Chancellor Term eids
November, I4f3
H. T.. Dxog. Clerk.
n utfntsov. Yice.Chaneellot Term ends
November ~
j. q Atbrreov. Clerk
This couf'. which has jurisdiction over 81
matters, pleas hnd complaints whatsoever be-.
longing 10 of coamgable 10 courts Of equity. lol5s
two sessions annually. ut the city Of iacason. tho
ffh Monday IN June and December. II also
holds two sessions annually, ~ Columbus and
ronio'oc
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10

ham 10 nlI respect, ~.
have engasd l6s ~. asihnu
TO prepare for ihs 49,. -
gf'slnr' Of HoTre 49, 49,.
.oplb eod souih ws', ~ go !,
Nc cwome ah,i 49,. ~
supply Va villlas.,.....' "
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tieh'fd', Two bslls 49,.
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most charming sls~tsf
~a' abandoned n, 49,.
aRe 70 ilis nai.si H..
most 'lfgani laadssse.
sy,' been engraved x x. N
and We fflogs n A. 60.
~ y n 'endlng them l..s
ample circulation h 49,, '
ar'a mptiqsd readers. \ -.
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INDIAN SEEMS ASbnI
w Addition 70 ihI', we ls,.
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.ift'ly American chane,., \
md present h N.
mr. ifom original Am.,,.
'n1 pirluiet, the most gls,
'ur country
BATTLE GROUNDS or -
Ine battle ground Of Am,,..
1re OF which We nre proud /
, , more than Two Year, \, 1
'e'efson and others at the M.
ur inslnnce, 10 collect Iet,sr.o,,..
Tor these sketches, Ne con II
fccs'urv. hv y hosr of Win.
ave now fur oil ihose lau. II
adt 10 publish, md .haa v.
~ July number We oIteod, +.
.'and, By llo Possession NJ Nj.
'z'n OF those sketches. aud lb,n.I
Wiling more than q moe drsI
ioa.
we had q conversation with I'll
l'tersnn upon this subject, earIvwI
er'and hereby cknowIedrp onrnsl
IS TO him for valuable supreslIon.
alter, We add notes iron, him sTI
ntIemen below.
we have thought proper to ne.
esion, because a similar Effort u,,I
deprive us of credit, when in lSii
> me magazine world was hEe
'ffn WIN our uDequaIled mp1otal
a feature adoplde by Others long
mad occupied the field.
OUR PORTRAIT CALLER
Our portrait gallery Of America
IRIS" Is a feature which we cIaimql
n, and lmllators NAV arise. we had
ed all The best ,orifcrs Of The dqs
ne appropriately under The dem
? Of "oUR CONTRIBUTORS" and We
tell onr readers that these are nin
anlleihs of our magazine writer
refore Bit d.Gnce TO al compsiai
ydz'ne illustrations.
)UR LITERARY DEPARTMEy
ne high tone of the articles il
IS Magazine has given il the prod
N OF "the le0ding magazine IN 4
With such writers as the follow
lred as regular contributors, The
r defies any rivalry: James Felna
per- Hon. James X. Pauidiug,
ant, Henry w. Longfellow, Nahl
'thorne, Henry w. Herbert.
'ell Lowell, Charles Fenno HOBa
. X. /. Conrad, with host o.
lemen of high repute.
rs. Amelia B. Welby, Miss Sedgs
Sigoulney, Mrs. Mary Clagss'
). Stephens, Mrs. Brooks, Ms
, Mrs. Enbury, Mrs. Seba Smith
!, Mrs. Nicholas, Mrs. Worthing
Read, Miss Hervey, and Others
MUSIC AND THE FASHION,
! arrangement has been made
'etent artists for original ma's
ANS Magazine, and also for The
yle of fashionable costume, wnea
arly appear in this work.
TER MS. -,
NCTE HnDTINcs no DEP ANNU#
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10
DIsTRlcT ClIANCERY COURT on
TIIR STATE OP MlMl6NIPlL
John Cain

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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10
LIST OP LR1TRas.

ltenniulng IN lhs y -, ~ carrolliou, Nj.
lbs lsl d,Y N July, 1874. which. II not ~.
leo eul iEiofs Ne ~ day ~ Ooi0i,sf
1874. will H. ssni ~ iils General Poet
Ofiics ~ dad lfiisu.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10

A S. BROWN, agent for Messrs. McMahon,
IA Trotter d Pearsall, New Orleans.
Grenada, July 9th, 1874.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10
nIsTRIcT OF rIRcrLr cornrs

Ibis court has Original Jurisdiction In Mn
cirel cnscs, IN which DE sum In controversy OK.
cceds 800. Il has chanccry Jurisdiction in NH ca.
Sos under 5000, and has power to lorcrlose mort.
g'ges, without limit as to amounts aud has also
exclusive criminal jurisdiction. For each of tbe
! districts the Judges mud attorneys are elected
for four years.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10

Iiiln d'y thme iIf r.a.mfity attorney. and
n fprrarng a. the satisfaction af ffs ,os.,
ilai uio d'lenfanf NtNet r.fran Is nYf ap IN.
habiiani ~ ihis EaiG huf resides ltfird fia Im.
ITS ihefcof fo ths' fHo ordinary Dfosrss an tlia
,onri cannot lr otecuifd uron lim n is ordered
Wy The court ihll unless fio saiH defendant sg,a.s
I'Iore The circuit court OF Carroll county. nj Ha
court hdusein fLc town N Caua.iuu. en- iicrfs
MONDAY o. ueiHbef nokf. md plead. tusvcr rr da.
nur to ibo bl. of compliant, Lefdn. The several
aAcgaions thereof vill be- taken Tor confessed aa
70 him. oud such order or 6rcro, made therein ~
INC court may deem equitable md lust. II ~ mr.
hcr ordered That copy Of this order be- inserted
N The Western Statesman, q newspaper published
10 CaHollton for three months succosslvely.
A true copy from the Minutes.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10

Judges Of the High Court of Errors and
peals, and the Chancellor, are chosen ID" Jv up tEc
electors Tor sac gears The Judges Of the M Sae
llct courts, Attorney General, and District a.
orneys' as well as all Military officers are che.
ssnn iol Joar yedrs-a Other officers for t,co
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10
An original novel will be sent I
80
Address, GEORGE r. Ora Ia I.
No. SO Chestnut street, PhilsdelPH1|
THE BATTLE GROUND, s.,
PhiladelpAta, Aprh ~

Philadelphia. April -, -,
MY DEAR sIR:-In reply 10 your n y.
can state, with perfect conhdence. VI
the summer of IS43, | had a conss.s.
with you on the subject Of making " ~
ed viewsof the "Batlle Grounds q
ca" feature in the Magazine, anu
then saw, in your possession, az
sketch Of Chew's house and the Qa'r
at Germantown. .,Ocglx.
Very truly &c. S. .. PAT'IEh
GEo. r. GRAHAM, ESQ.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10
ITUNINNY

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IA ~ tIt4mH. Associate f9
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IF UfUWft. f'eft
fhf court. which mt nv lafs,heflon esesff
slaf fufef'l belongs No. IS e0HH ~ effofs aaa
amssls hoifs s sessions annnsl Nv. st ihn civ ~
ifets1a. commencing "a Gle ffti Monday Iahaa
~ afd iuy
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10

New York, Nov. 10. lS43. - :
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10

IHLws bbnn's go Essps' n Capital
The New York herald., 1844-10-25
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF the Hersld.l

PHILADELPHIA. Oc "a, l544
The GTaod Jury OF The Court of oyer and Termner
made their psesenment 10 the Cou yesterday and were
afterwards discharged The Iresenlment is like l. ost
documents that .manste from Grand Julies scarcely
worthy notice II calls for reforms nor makes any
suggestions which may he of fit to the com
signed by n portion OF the Grand ~ handed 10 the
Court but the latter declined receiving A. II arpt
there schism among the members reisiiv 10
uveism. The minority report hes not teen published
The other appeared in all the morn Dg paI srs.
he second centt nnisl Pnnve sary oi the birth OWL
liam Penn the founder oil this State celebrated this
afternoon, In Independence Hall by the members Of tbs
Historical Society OF Peunsy vans. An address adapted
for the OCCASION delivered by Job r. Tyson, Esq
DR. Coates recited On ode
Drs Freeman and Soulheate, and the Rev MIR. Boone,
Missionary Bishops elect OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church. will be sraied at st Peters, church Sa
tuitay next MIR Boone goes TO China, DR.. soubgs 10
Turkey, and DR. Frcei an TO Texas and AIksnsas
Charlotte CushDan he'd bumper at the Arch Street
Theatre last night her benefit end las, appear
New Yorker, named James Hazzard, vel, known
burner" ives conmte1 for iai BY the Mayor 10 day,
for feecng country mon, named KING, out Of 500,
a bet At cards IN the sire 81.
Two hundred Irish Passengers LEI, yesterday in the
packet ship Thomes ,ops, for Liverpoo They
10 III country In the hope OF betferig their
but have been dsapI oirted The fear Of repetition OF
the scenes OF May and July, at Kensngton and South
wark hes, il Is supp I,sed, driven them away.
The ,ris OF the negv, Joseph Harris for the murder
Of Cufy Tod war brought TO conclusion last evening
by the jury returning vel 1ict Of guilty.
SAILS AT THE STocK EXCHANGE so New Orleans Gas,
s?fi so Girard Bank, it 10 Girard Trust, 2ii; 100
Vicksburg, ID; 5000 state b's 74l
SECOND BOARD 1886 State 5's A. 50; 7e3 de do O. A.
10i; 1000 Tennessee Bonds, SSH 1000 State 6 46 A.
TIT; leo County b's, 10, Gag
The New York herald., 1844-10-25
State OF Trade.

Pearls are steady at 81 3l4 a4373
CorroN-The demand to-day limited; about 500
bales token, at full rates, chiefly in one lot.
HAySales to some extent have been made at 40 42c
The receipts continue large.
WHrsKkr-D Drudge casks in feir demand at 26 cts
Western and prisos barre are held at ~ 273c
TEAS (at auction imported the ships Akbar Hunt.
ress &c Terms notes at six months pay in the city
Of New York to be made satisfactory to the sellers
half chests 7s cents lb 80 chests IA Is
nj do 81; 8 chests 363; % do and 43 hf do So
Young Hyson.lo hi chests si 10 do 76t IL do es ss
do 60 10 do 69 55 do 5s3 IL do 56t so do 545; 81 do
% do 63a 81 do 81; 30 26 do l26 DO al do
30 do a. do 49, 2s do 42 oa do 4l3 l2l do ali 276 do
39B 226 do SO; 1887 do Withdrawn.
Hyson skn.io chests "a; 2ss do withdrawn.
Twankay-l03 hf chests 35t; 100 do IS.
Gunpowder3 hf chests 81 Of; do 96; do 80; % do
81; l3 do 80; Is do rs; % do So; s do 55.
lmperal3 hf chests 81; do II; IL do liz is do Ola;
u do 59 40 do ss A do 53 3, do 81 is do 66t do
"a do withdrawn.
Mohn Powchong-20 bf chests Az 90 do SO; II do SO:
% do "a; 81 chests and ~ hf do withdrawn.
Oolong Powchong20 hf chests 34I 80 do 34 81 do 80;
so do 81; SO do withdrawn
Ningy ong- 90 hf chests "a; 10 do a3I; is do 80.
Souchong-l0h hf chests 3; lis do withdrawn
Keechong-l0h hf chests 2a3 ss do withdrawn
The New York herald., 1844-10-25
Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald ]


PHILADELrRiA, Oct "a, 1874
There is quite fare up here among the 81 natives"
One OF their candidates upon the County Assembly Tick
Ct VIM. Little, rabd ocofoco, who never should have
been trusted-has kicked from TIE traces and bellows
quite Justify Tor Polk aud Daes The result is that the
natives" are down upon him, and charge the fellow with
fasehood and hypocrisy They'll force him TO resign,
mark me.
The Grand Jury yesterday made two presentments.
Native" end Anti-Natve but the Judges would only
recognise one, end that the latter which you will find
published in several OF our morning papers Every
whose nsme is appended to it, with or three excep-
tons. democrats and some Of them, George Guier
for instance, the most violent in the country VIM H.
Hartnet another one OF the M has gained
from the infamous course he pursued upon tho
trial OF young Hare, which few need de-
sire This mea mesniy entered the lonely cell Of
the prisoner, obtained confessions from him, and
voluntarily came before the Court and testified agenst
him But more
telligen men, mostly wings who fasten, beyond contra
dcton the sole orgn Of the Kensngon riots upon the
trust shall be enabled to forward the Herald tomorrow
am told by Zeibers mer " Md -and he is a compl te
bulletin of news-that the Millerites have not yet
ascendedha the world he's not ceased to exist and that
the hew York Herald . &c popular es ever!
The democrats Of The county Of Berks had great jub
tory in Pennsy lvpnia. There large number Of
persons IRON the city and county OF Philadelphia and the
sbunk wps ,ossher % i've o fsc. Mr. M
chanan and other distinguished gentlemen A process.
sion ives formed, and marched 'hroHgh severa OF the
principal streets accompanied by several hands music
banners, &c. The houses occupied by democrats were
decorated many Of them with mnch beauty and ta.te
with flowers. paintings, wre this, &c. The whole
presented view quite gram, snd added much the en-
thusasn which Prevailed throughout the hole day and
evening The procession moved short distance of
the borough. where om stand addresses deliver
ed by Francis Skunk. James Buchanan. Georg. w
Barton Reah Frazier nnd others The ole affair pass.
ed of much 10 the delight OF all pr sent The meeting
promised 5Ooe mso y for Polk and Dass in Old Beiks
0rj- We are authorized 10 state that the sIoop of
war 81 Mays b. launched at the navy yard
row az half past three o'clock in the afternoon Globe Of
The 23d inst
The New York herald., 1844-10-25

- oALEs OF ST0CKs-B0sT0N, OCT %.
At the Brokers' oard-35 shares Western RR s93 1876
do saa $50 do s9 400 do ss ss5 Reading RR 27a 200
East Boston Co. is 100 do so30d ls 200 DO bol6d a;
4s half Ftchburg RR, ss; Is Norwich and Worcester
kR 81; 65 do bosod. sl8 100 sosod, sb; 80 do SIT;
90 do sotw sll 70 do bo3Od s2 rs d. botw sl3 25do
boi0d, SD; 80 do, bo2m, 81; so do, sol0d, si2
At Aucton-2 shares Western RR, $50 per share; /
Fitchburg RR DID, not entitled 81 adv do old entitled
l0t adv; sf do new, o. adv; 100 Concord IN
RR $67 for so; Boston and Lowell RR 254 per CT ady
Mass Fire and Marine ms Co, par; fremont Bank,
$92s per share; Atlantic Bank $96 do;
100 - V'-A -
The New York herald., 1844-10-25
Died,

On wednesday morning, 23d inst at Newark IN. J)
DANIEL MEGiE. in the 18th year Of his age
Has remains will be brought to this city for nerment
His relatives, friends and the acquaintance Of the family
respectfully inv tied to atend his funeral this after.
at 81 O'Clock from the residence of his daughter
ary c. Phillips l6 Vandam street, without further invi
taton.
On Thursday morning. 24hIinst OF lingering Illness
HENRv RgrMER, aged % years
Funeral this afternoon, at O'Clock, from 257 Walker
str
The New York herald., 1844-10-25
APPOINTED AGENTS

- F0R THE SALE Of
Gil RE HU g HIS TRlCOPHER GUS.
FOR THE CURE OF BADNESS, GREY HAIR, sCURF
J. a. Sasssrd, Hair Dresser; School street, Boston.
J: Jordan Fancy Store NJ ilk street, :"
W. Bull Good Samaritan, Hartford
Frederick Brown Druggist Ch smut street, Philadelphia
q. Fou!adonx, Hair Dresser, Fourth street, -
I. w Dyou, General Medicine Store, N. Second st, /"
I. Devile, Hair Dresser, Baltimore
Messs Mckenzie Druggist Of Gay end Baltimore
James Gibbs Hair Dresser Gabsbys Hotel w ashngton.
Peter smith, Fancy Store, Cincinnati
Robert R,h @ Oakley Druggist Kins street Charleston
Messrs: Oliver 4 Co., Drugeist, New Orleans
A. l. Matthews, Druggist Buffalo
Sen'r d. Lobe, Botica de San Felipe Havana.
Jose Toralbo, Matsnzss.
sig'a Maria PHILIPPE Rio Janero, Brazil.
VIM. Wise, Perumer. Quebec, Canada.
Alfred Savage, Druggist, Montreal.
Principal Offce Of the Inventor and Patentee CLIREHUH
Hair Cutter, 205 Broad ~ay, up stairs rs 3sec
The New York herald., 1844-10-25
Brighton Cattle Market,

Der. At market, 1850 beef CATTLE $50 stores 3i4o
swine, and sheep Several lots Of CATTLE and TOO
swine unsod.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle-Former prices not sustain
ed and we reduce our quotstons-extra, 81 so rs;
hs quality 81 al 25 second quality So 75 third quail
ty, 81 rs a 3 So
stores-Twe years DID, $40 3 three years old, from
SIS a TO-
Sheep-We quote lots from 81 30 IT,
Swine-Lots 10 peddle, from 81 81 half barrows; old
hogs from aisti'lery, 81. AT retail, 3ta5
No cattle were purchased by the barreiers.
The New York herald., 1844-10-25

On Thursday morning, oath inst by the Rev. Mr. A.
Mason, Mr.. THOMAS j FESwIcK, to Miss MARY BuR
FORD ABBoTr, daughter OF the late John Abbott Esq
On Wednesday, 23d inst. by the Rev. NJ Smith 'af
forwards by the Rev Samuel Seaburry, EuaENE LEGAL
u L'Orent France 10 MARY sABELLA only daughter o
sf John Bartlett, proprietor OF the Albion
On Wednesday, 23d inst at 81 Church. by the
Rev. Dr. Whehouse, EDwIS w. OLIVER, to MARY c.
youngest daughter OF John Cnth Esq all Of this city
The New York herald., 1844-10-25

The receipts from freight for the week ending Oct 49,
1884, $92 less than for the corresponding week in
l840
We table showing the quantity and value ofdo
mestc products exported from the Un ted States to Great
Britain in saO and for nine months ending June 3O ls43
The table shows what exports were and it will
be what part Of the country produces the greatest
value.
ExpoRTs MERCHANDISE, THE Growth, PRopucE AND
MANuFAcrURE THE UNITED STATES, TO GREAT BRr
The New York herald., 1844-10-25
Sl,5i8,l07
SI,5lS,iO2

The proportion of specie 10 paper is very fair and
far this department concerned the bill holder stands
in very safe position The committee appointed to
examine and report the character of the debts due the
bank reported that the amount Of s the debsue the
bank, including balances due from other banks and
agents, was. ....,.. 1854 500 65
or which there was considered
good $6l2 544 l3
Considered bad 72,064 52-.6s4 595 65
According to this statement the debts due the bank are
nearly all good, but the State City, Reilroad Bsnkng
and Insurance Stocks held by the bank, amounting to
1867 Ssa may not net the value placed against them and
the resources Of the bank measure reduced But the
affairs OF the bank appear to be in very favorable con.
ditioH, and judciousy conducted. The advances nc.
cordng to this report cotton sny amount to $3.50
The New York herald., 1844-10-25


nestle exports, sl32,Oa59is Ssa, a,3ie,4so
In l9a0, the value Of our domestic exports to Great Br
tain alone amounted to nearyone half the total value oa
domestic exports and to about Of the whole
export from the country twill also be observed that ofthe
S5a9l76 exported $40 234 in cotton and ebac
cothe two great Southern staples leaving only 50
II, all the other products OF the country In sO the
tai value OF imports from Great Britain amounted
S33 leaving balance in favor on exports
odomestic products aone ofa0 454477 In Isa3 the ex
pos Of domestic produce from the United States to Great
BritanIwere little than half Of our total exports
Of domestic merchandise to all parts OF the world and
than one third Of the whole export from the coun
try In the year, our imports from Great Britain
valued at s26,sla,ao9 leaving balance in our
iaver domestic exports alone, of $i3 407
This statement is sufficient to do away with erro
neous opinions entertained by many regarding tn
trade carried between this country and Great Britain
OF the exports of domestic products from the u States
to Great Britain in ls4s out of the $50 72o sSl
was in cotton leaving only $ao ss4 for all the other
products of the country The staples of the south
pose the principal articles of export from the United
Sites. II will be sen reference to the above table
that in isaO We did not export pound Of lard or cheese
but in three years the trade in these articles had in
creased rapidly that In ls43 pounds of lard
and 23lss4s pounds Of cheese exported to rea,
Britain alone, and TO all parts of the world 24s3a2i7
pounds Of the former and pounds Of the letter
There has been about the our exports OF
tallow, and have doubt but that few years will
suffice to make these articles very extensive items Of ex
port. The trade with Great Britain is certainly yer,
greatly In our favor and every year make It NOR,
So The recent notifications in the tariff laws Of the
United Kingdom admit provisions from this country on
footing that makes the expectation from this country 70
munerating The corn laws stand in the way and pre-
vent any very extensive importation Of breadsufs from
this country and the only chance we have for msrke
The New York herald., 1844-10-25

chinese Cement for mending broken China,
lass &c warranted at 81 Walker street, first store FROM
broadway. rs cents a bottle.
The New York herald., 1844-10-25
rore,0n ImuortntIons.

RocarLlr-Brg Ok7, hf pps 80 bbls brandy s2
Herckenrah Van Damme300 cks ochre 80 hf
bbls bandA 20 preserves Wales Boston50 bls brand
Fierce, dol5 hi pps 30 bbs 90 Kegs brandy Phelps
do5 hf 20 bb so kegs brandy Stevens son30 hf pr
20 bbls do to order
The New York herald., 1844-10-25
lnoIne sanford, Wilmington, NC; Sarah Kimbal Bat
MioT Mns 2 Eager Afenzamend Hatch. Philadelphia VIM
Arrived,

anorhe sanford, wilmington, NC; Sarah Kmbal Bat
more rtoe . Gager ATenzamend Hatch Phladepha VIM
Mckee; Trio, Chamberin, Boston, "
Arrived.
ng oak Howss tof Boston) from Rochelle Sept 49, with
s.dS % Ac. 70 order Left Andodus Richie, for New York
nsA udy only American 4fh lat l3 lost
overheard Thomas Hxon. steward, Of Massachusetts.
slcan bg Addooyala, Steiner 3days from Naples, with
sumac, sulphur, &c. 10 +. Palmer
Scian brig La Granza Searpaoren davs from Palermo
with semac. sulphur, &c. to r. Pslmer
scan brig Robert Caero. SO days from Smyrna with bird
seed, &c to Dutilh Cousinery. - -
sehr Richmond Ihorndke from Thomaston. with lime
schr Helen Mar. Holiness from Thomaston with Iime to
MASTER. " -' "'s' ''~ =
master. " '' '' ''AN' - s
sloop Lagrange, days from Nantucket.
Below.
Barque Allioth, Of Boston.
sailed.
ships Courier Rio Janeiro; Isabella Bremen; bgs Peter
and ofhers ' .' >ie, N0"ss - -N'11
The New York herald., 1844-10-25
The Concentrated Extract OF sarsaparilla.

THO CONCENTRATED ExIr0Ct OF SafHaparIII0,
Genan and Sassas prepared by the New York College
Medicine and Pharmacy established for the suppression Of
sessng all the purifying qualities and curative powers Of the
above herbs is confidently recommended by the College
ntev superior any Of Sasapara present before
the public and be relied certain remedy for all
disc ari-ng from impure of the blood such as
scroala saltrheum ring-wcm, botches pimpe ulcers
pam n the bones or joints nodes c9taneoas eupons liberated
throat disease arising from the secondary
syphilis njudicous Of mercury.
ooid ~ single Bottles, at IS cents each
=. .. in cases of half dozen Bottles. 50 50
Gases forwarded to all parts OF the Union.
N. B-A very liberal discount wholesale purchasers.
Office of the Colleoe, 95 Nassau street
w. s. RICHARDSON, M D., Agent.
The New York herald., 1844-10-25

q raging tOOthaCHe who'd endure,
When there is found a ready cure
That the tooth and stops the pain
= And gives the sufferer az ain
The Glove Anodyne Toohache Drops excellent
dy u instantly removing that intense Of all pains the
tootache his done without teeth stopping
the decay and leaving the from an uish They are
remedy ts, should be every family Prepared sold by
a. b. SANDS CO.. Chemists and Druggists, 273 Broad
way corner Chambers granite building Sold also at 10 Full
ton ST., and " East Broadway Price Is cents.