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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-15
Domestic Imp0rtatiOns.

NEw ORLEANs-Bris Kenhawa2os bbs 500 kegs ld hds
sllow Smith co366 bbs 69 kegs lard 81 casks hams
Dwight Johnson \ co-6 bales jaap Rsnard & co;
MOBiLE-Ship Mary Phiilips-20i bales cotton w Green
1o Bogat Kneeland-213 Hoibook, Nielsen co2ds bales
to order.
MeBiLE-Brig Wetumpka-loa bales Bantow Pope
-93 Burtt Johuson-99 Maitland Comre CO.'S q Me
brde-3l Col0mb lselin-l cask w Whitlock-l box
Talman1i Fellows Van Arsdale CO.. W Csrk-is bxs
ok Wolf Bishop-H bis cotton w ID Maitland .
AP.L4cricoLA7Ship Charemagne-a5, bales cotton Col.
Ion & selin-l63 w Bsmwell-30 Lawence Trimble-l4
Connah|se Br, ant Msisland-+a Fox Lving..on-at
-lea Gray Crosby-45 J. Nj Horan-2i 10 order
misunderstanding Aalanta-200 bales cotton Goodhne
COLO Z X Ross30 Bogart kneeland-632 Boorman,
Johnston Il co--98 Gray x Crosby.
APALAchicoLA-Brig Caroline Pstt-I0O bales
Il Taman-,1a w Mai,land-lso Cellins-aOs Bronson
bx. Spoford Ileston col case Oasey- Williams
&c Mani--l Dbl Bsstow Popt,-a2) A w Spies,
ST MARKs-Brg Claron-3l bales cotton Fox 4 Livingston
IA do Kinney Warren sons Bryant y Maand-,s Ao
brook, Nelson Cob Center COLI w ID Nlstiand-28
Low co27 l. Maand-2s do boxe. 8 bdls skins Mel.
Coe AudesoniT BIZ. tobacco Perkins, Hopkins W hir.
SAvANNAH-Schr Impersl28 bales Macy Holdrdge
& cog W Leat-lst II Colt 4 cog Perkins, Hopkins
Co.'s ties 4 Williams al do Gray Crosby.
CHAnLEsT9S;TBIg EMILY case Ccmst9ck--2s bales
sarsapariia Levyle8 cks hf do Gray rosby30
casks hf do Jas Shaper2 casks rice So bales
Hayes-35 do Fitch x co-S7 Smith u Miis-52 Matard
X co-l59 Renard X CO.
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This gives the latest comparative returns Of the banks
in the principal Cities most all Of which show slight in
The above shows the bank in all the
principal speculative markets The greatest increase has
been in the banks Of this city they engaged in pe
culations in every part Of the country.
1.-THE banks of the South grant all the favors
quired to carry any operation, drafts Immediately
made this city and presented at banks for discount
50 long banks ablc will receive this paper
to- the exclusion Of every other description The banks
in the southern cities not drawn into the speculatons
to the extent those in this city Capital centres
here and spectators to this market carry
their operations. The banks Of Massachusetts move
along with the utmost regularity because they
cened in Legitimate business than those Of this city
Satet The fluctuations to greater extent
in this city than any other and this market is conse
qucntly more subject.to ups and downs
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BsIApsIu,rs-No change since yesterday. 0snesss
-four IL held at 81 s7f s. Dbl
80 cents
wHnxrr-Drudge sells as wanted in small lots, at 2ac
Barrels we quote inactive at 2s5c,
this market to report. At Warren R ~ the 10th inst
the market was firm Sperm held ut 9oc. The sup
ply In hrst hands was quite limited.
TEA-some large lots sold at auction to-day, for
notes at six months, with endoers Several small lots
were withdrawn, bids not suiting the views OF holders
6l Is do do s5 Do do 53 30 do do 5o a do do asA
"a do a 10 do do 4o 81 Do do 49, do Do a5 ~ do DO
50 20 81 81 Is 40
son5 chests 6 10 do 0Ol; 20 do 4O s4 do withdrawn
Hyson skin74chests adj Is do al go do withdrawn
I0do al l66 do 40 do 454 I45 do as do "a do ~
ID boxes 463; 2s5 do withdrawn) Gunpowder-A half
chests H. Orange Pecco60 half chests 32A 25 bxs 35
1863 do s5; (97 half chests withdrawn) Powchops-$7
chests 4b} 20 do 35 Ningyong-s3 half chests 349 1868
% SO Sa on a. s be as a
do DO 90 Moheala half chests al 400 chests and so
half chests withdrawn)
Two story brick house and lot los Eldridge street.
between Broome and Delaney streets, house 25
Two story Srickront house and lot 7aies,er street
nextto the corner Of Orchard street, lot aoi feet
Lot on the north side Of Ninth street. between 9th ~
avenue and University place, IS feet front by half
Of block with party wall side. -. 1000
the west line Of Union square, IS feet by o. ;. 2,s7s
Lot 26 feet i0inches from the formed by the
easterly line of the 9th and the northerly
line of 10Th street 10th street. IS feet by 2o7t
Lot fronting First avenue. of oath street,
24s feet by i00,. ............ 67t
Lot adjoining on avenue, size as above. 57i
Two lots adj Joining, dimensions. ...... lOo(
IS feet by 9s feet 10 inches at $3.50 each, . 27ot
triangular piece on seth street. between the It'll
and 9Th avenues. ............... IS.
% lots on seth street. between the 18th and sth
.
% lots 9sth ST. between the 7h and Sh 56(
Ia lots ssth between the 7h and sth avenues 26t
lots ssh st. between the sth and 9th avenues sst
House and lot 1856 William street, 25 feet inches in
'front.' 100 feet inches side and 100 feet !
inch on the other. ............... ...... 9,aoC
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"wednesday. Feb. I4-e p. n.
Stocks closed to-day without much variation from yes
terdays prices vicksburg declined ! per cent Ken
lucky 6s up Illinois Long Island, Paterson, Har
lem. stonington, Ohio 6s Pennsylvania IS and Norwich
LEFT on at yesterdays quotations. The sales were to
moderate extent.
The holders of the Post Notes of the Bank of the United
States, issued to certain Banks in the city and county
Philadelphia, and covered by the assignment Of tine LIST
May is4i informed that the auditors appointed
settle and adjust the accounts of the Trustees and make
distribution Of the assets will hold adjourned meeting
at the Bank of the United States Saturday afternoon
next thel7th instant when those who have yet filed
their claims, will have the opportunity Of presenting
bill has passed its third reading in the Senate of the
Legislature of Mississippi allowing the Grand Gulf Bank
or its assgnee to sell their railroad FOR the notes Of said
bsnk or other liability and giving the purchaser or pur
chasershe corporate privileges necessary rail road
company andrequrng them to complete the road within
three years.
The revenueof the port of Toronto for the year end
ing 9th January 1saa, is upwards of Eis00O of which
July twohirs arise goods imported from the United
States The total exports. during the same period
amount to fl0500O, Of which not than ca 500 were
sent to the United States The amount Of specie export
ed to Buffalo is about e., 500 per week.
The Banks of South Carolina in their regular monthly
reports present statements showing the greatest reguar
ty Of and the soundest condition individually
The Of the Banks OF that State has heretofore
shown that their officers have been thoroughly skillet il
financial matters During the revulsions lately expert
enced, they have been compelled by institutions
similar nature surrounding to suspend than by the
want of ability to meet their engagements The revolu
ton in 1897 swept them away with Others but they rapid
y recovered and since amds the many speculatons il
cotton, that have been going around them, have no
been seducedt enter Them but have carried
fully the legitimate business, for which they char
tered
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ID s:: ,!: S::. e.. r. s:s::
Feb isoc &c Es'ops. barker. Nore.as sd
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sehsSs in hi: ss 81 kos: :l.s ST E
Hat With %;. s:Ass: z: s
S.st Of LVHs Inland BY bns probably The
aged 2th m1in The ons, beating in. Aysnora SANFORD.
NV IsSsss' F;s w:.sqs,es s..,.ros. 70:
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Bali Sally hSTs sSsS% sif fss s!
ghS,Iswl so,,Io% for Ssrh # EuTqps Ids; Mary 5il
friedrich Wietnr aud harlotte Beml Wehman, North Of
Eu,oss DO; Goug.: e Arm ls ss,oPk IRON Liver 81
MeMa;,er do ids nd,fa.ig ,hle Brl Scout I'm Bristol Eat
ImsIssn BaIee9na do; Republic IB emil Tsyssr B.ns.
for York idg; Nancy Jane smith from DO. wig; Metsmos
Wight Mstsnza do; Les Ami.. FL LIE Tnrc sessssl
sG. do pow be- A. ssSaasr. r. d Liasoe Wooster
Janet Mara, Del enscbke, for AatweIp, dx Rob t. Isw1
leSssom North Of Europe, do; Toplf Wording IN New
NOBLE. Fen 4-Ar powh,ttap. Ms.h.l Mars.il:s; Alerr
Smith Portland; Norman. spsen Bos,on; Taskna, Spencer.
aud Moea. Edgar. Nyork; Cato Ha,ett Havana Water
Ts@a W;a.of and su:aasba.na BapeOi SY9.. Marian
New ORLEANS. Feb s-Arr Momentum. King. and lsssc
Newton. spaudiag Boston; imogene Shed Trinity Mart.
snis,p hoIms; o59zimso Fso.s ys.d.!. Wall .aa Law,
Mane.n GIN mis-, BaThsdoe, and m.iket LIVERPOOL lBr1
Sleeper Phladelphia; Gazele Br1 DanberE 0oIteubug
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Prices OF MASurAcruRrRs

These figures DO not exhibit such universal prosperity
would suppose existed in Amer lea after hearing Of
the numerous new mills going up every where. These
figures therefore, present this fact namely that manuac
urers not benefited by high tariff When tariff Is
raised 70 protective int,compeon begins immediate
y and an unhealthy impetus Is given to the business
s wnca IN t@s %"cn
We already hear that the manufacturers be.
ginning TO be convinced Of this fact and that many Of
them now In favor Of revenue tariff that
will give unnecessary protection, what il called
protection to any class In all tho
gulate the production OF manufactured goods in this
country, the results have been unequal and the
year 1910 but criterion Of this and all other ears
manufacturing IN America In that year. SOL 900 00
49, 900 In goods while $oOoo 900 In woocn
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This exhibits increase in every but spe-
Gle which has fallen of SOL 432 The increase has been
on loans and discounts AGO. 10 circulation So $50 de-
posites STA 800 This last item presents very curious
ac The late reports that have to hand all show
an increase in the deposits In this city particularly those
banks wb quarterly reports have beensmade pablo
exhibit increase Of deposits the heavy
specua tons in cotton and stocks This shows that the
capital Of private individuals larger than their bust
ness which conducted the sound principles of trade
does not require the whole Of their carry
The existence of this state Of things places the banks and
ever before occupied 1t leaves the banks in situation
that compels them to seek other employment than that
before received from the mercantile communities. II
leaves them with plenty of idle capital to take hold of the
first bubble that offers ITSELF and leaves the merchants
to conduct their business maybes suit their judgments,
uncontrolled lby bank favors bank contracions. In
former years the entire OF trade depended
the policy the banks might from time to time choose
adopt The consequence was a continual irregulariy Of
trade and the most annoying uncertainty Of commercial
events. The extent Of paper money thrown into the
channels of trade from time to tme governed prices and
demand and the result sudden fluctuations, and
sudden contractions Operators repeatedly led
away during the period Of prosperity into line Of bust
depending upon continuation of those days. per
feet their movements but before arriving at such result
sudden collapse in the money market would unsettlc
every arrangement and produce bankruptcy and ndiv
dusl ruin Such the result Of the banking system
carried out few years since, the effect Of which il still
visible Lately the banks have experienced revolution in
operations and greater regularity and uniformity
marks their movements
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--LATEST sOUTaERN srtrp NEWS

and Fs s AZ S pea cgpkns
hs"'S Ss s:.ss;
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so D c asa a
NSsseLK; Feb la;,Ar. Sidney. Bernard Nyo-k In Hamp.
DSi hts S sGa .a.
Hss2 s. soo G Ssssa.s
NXSk aads: Pc.. Ms:ss. 'n' nose ''''o..h spencer
Hs"!' ,ss.
saa Ws%s: 5oy s Young ssi s
ss,s ss ssf a :i YS .sss
& ey e' s ha.s FSSmss
Ssg- Gon
.Jansro; Massachusetts. Browuei Ber6ice. ANU NC
miscellaneous.
snc sT TS s.s s Smith s b. Of the Roanoke
blow n hs 'Ss Which Ssc
.rS, Barge ss A SS.s%ss
and ee saS sn me-
Sigh ss,a % Ss.
4 Hi al Goa IL
was chartered It + and the forwarded port of d.sius
,ioS sert Mara Capt \ and crew arrived &C Nsw Orleans
Land add John iman. Of Piadephs aud wa, principally
siir EsoI.wp (Br) at New Orleans from Liverpool expe
c s bs sfs 81 rad on whist HI ss ne
tosa! lost famed d. CoTmc Bristol Eng
j. Blanche, Of Shetland.
spoken.
Chas wirgman, Dec 20, ia, 10 10 S, Ion IS w.
r us and so % signal red and
Hector Sc Domingo City for Boston, Jan a. lat % n NJ Ion
60 w
II B,ou, Trsver, Baltimore for Jamaica. Jan 49, lat
10, Ion 90 IS.
Adsas South side Of Cuba for Boston, Jan 80 lat
81, ioa So ~.
Superior. Hull for Charleston Jan II. lat 81 s. Ion 81 80
Foreign Ports
,MAYAepyz, PR Jan 22ln port Panehta, Cray; S<b nj.
Hopkins Hyder All DerIiek Lycomng Copeand Pale tine
rsrI U,,pa1rh Tsneier PsLs GALLANT MAJ, ~sstD SI
2 Saaweh ttorner STAR, kirwan; Maria kiotts Warren
oil waiting cargo. '"'''' q "ui''"n
p ~ Erns Quad Jan I2-n 6ebecca Fisher 70
Bas STAPLES Tor 1T Thomas. next days Loaisa Martin
and 0 IsSsir9 Dec iosd Csolne Brown Henry Lee
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msnufscturs yielded sal 100000 in goods Thess two
great branches alike protected yet here the
suits and. notwithstanding the view just taken, we do
will be shown in ls46 Indeed, the market value Of the
stocks of the Mddesex and other wooen mills together
with their dividends compared with those OF the cotton
mills already indicate as much and it is to be hoped
that the manufacturers win be le to take care d them
selyes.
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Died.

On Wednesday. l4th inst THOMAS, son OF Thomas ano
Isabella Kyle, aged years, 9 months and 10 days
The friends and acquaintsnces Of the family are res
pectly invited to attend his funeral from the residence
of his father Of Troy and West Streets hn alter
noon at "a o'clock. without further invitation
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state Of Trade.

The markets generally are very Inactive.
AsHEsWe quote pots at - 62l, and pearls at So OCT
512}.
which refused yesterday Thegreat exerons max.
ing by the liners to advance the price OF freight has de-
TERED parties from operating We understand
sient vessel has been token up for Liverpool at 3D. 49,
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SECOND Boanp, Feb. 1910 shs Girard Bk s5f "a; $50
de ~; do Pennsylvania Bank 242; SO do Union Bank
Tenn, %; $1,000 Wilmington 6s, 1885, 755; SO shs Will
mington RR b5f l5h $4,000 Reading R bonds 70 $1,000
Wilmington 6s 1885, 76s; 30 shas vicksburg Bk 81; SO
u S Bank 81.
FIRST BoARp. Feb 1l3O shas Girard Bank u; $50 do
q; 80 do Lehigh Coal and Navigation 4 as Mechs MICS
$4,000 Wilmington 6's. 1855, 3d. 1880 State So Cyl -
shas Commercial Bank CHM sO $4,000 Lehip S,s is53
~ 1900 do SO; 400 City Gas 6s 1905 II sha North Am
Bank 36t 81 Gas, 80: $4,000 Reading y. 6's 1850
70: 1000 Tennessee SIS, SAX. '
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. b
Cleared.
Hssj A%SS: y% Y D:a"s:
yiasI do Spoaord 4, sston Go; Carolina sherwood.
:IS %Is$ a'sS Savanna ~i
Ship Mary phr' Pratt day, from Mobile With eo9c
SIR r Hs hs,et Post II days from Mobile with cotton
Ship Hermitage Badger IS days from Mobile. with cotton
Ship ChrsT,6ne Packard sa days from Apalachicola. with
;St to s. W. socum. Has been days North Of Cape
Ba,aae Gen.ee Mno 90 days from New Orleans. with cot
Brig September Dawes ss days fem Mslsg. with 5000 brs
is sS 60 sSd H
French brig Union. Pern day, from Bordeaux, with
British big Wa;p Lseyi. ssya from sierra Leone with
Brig Long island Hoy land from Rio Gmnds Dec Gh
%;sa. a. xlS s's
heavy psThsI after leoyiDg Hsyaaa which LASTED days.
Brig WsmIanoag Coson 10 days from Neuvitas,witd sugar.
Big App Eliza. Mallory 10 day. from Matanza'. with hu,t.
Brig omet richards. 20 days from Franklin La with
Brig ste4g Pierce 2, days from New Orleans, with mdse
Bng kenhawa. Harvey 20 days from NOreans with
Brig Wetump!a, Williams, IS day. from Mobile, with
Sch! Msssa l,feH 20 day. from St. Marks with cotton
Brig Caroline y Plat Rice &c days from Apalaehieoa
SHs Madison Baiiey' ia day. from Savannah with cotton
Brig New Jersey Brown days from Savannah with
Br's Emily Sherwood a day. from Charleston with cot.
ton. sc. to Durham L Dim
sshr ,mer,ai Read. ia days from Savannah with
schr Toxa Haock. days from Richmond. with cotton to
seh Roe. snedico days from Baltimore, with mdss
sch Stronger Burr days from Delaware. with the
schr Julia Oliver, Whitehead, from vixnia with wood
sch James Smith Weeks days from Virginia with wood,
Scbr THIS Fenner Nickersou from Providence with mdse
Philsdepha-put in Of the
schr Fair Play, Rogers, from Boston, with mdse, w d.
%s .sss: hi ' s {. 90, ' q:
discharging her cargo OF corn.
One ship. unknown. Wind NV.
Packet ship United States Brton Liverpool; barques Har-
eng oSofo; GuIems Man.ss juno Ceos.sown
Norman; sehr Ann, Pe'ersbnrf, and others
Misc Iianeous
Succession Of he.1 gales he entire passage Three days out
Leak III d s: 20 Keep o brig s
attended with thick squalls which carried away fore top
q s had %
IoSMrpcs OF Nrw YoaKThere have arrived q the port
Of New York since Friday evening last % ships 20 aues
AmshS,. q and 70. N from Sandwich Islands mG% an
Kosen, Estes FR. at Cape de verd. Nov TO- with as Dbl,
Geo Porter Arthcr NB for Pacific ca days ont 100 sp.
spoken.
Preciosa (Nor) from the Mediterranean for River Ia Plata,
Dec tth I 81 81 8, Ion so Why the Long Island at this
R.mmohun Roy. NOean, for NYork Feb lat 81 20. Ion
7s5o-by the John Gardn,r at th.s port. :,
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Passengers Arrived

APALAcHfcoLA-Bng Caroline 4 Platt-Mn Hudson and
CHARLrsroN-Brig Emiiy-Rev A II Cornish, A Klessk--
in the steer ge.
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Dyt- HUNTERIAN nispENsApv |. nn,,s,o,T o,r
pr uner Yea The great s,siaction which this
individuals sho hsse a ting testimony ola large number
entities 1t to the attention Of those vS 'ss
Of a%y year p, sus nature "a This Medicine the result
men That ever lived 1t is harmless in a aco nn
c none Of those terrible secondary diseases
ar the result Of using all other remedies Ali those
sSe1 with certain disease who isb n oho;n On
IIdmeiiate cure, and win call at . Division srec ana
ooia'n The genuine medicine. with f explicit and nar,i
cuiar directions II ii does not we will make no
charge Price ST. Open till halfpas 10, and the Doctor
always in attendance.
Qg- COMsTOCK's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA.
equal to any sold for dollar per bottle just half the
price, viz 80 cents per bottle 81 per dozen at 81
Courandt ST. Also, the Oil of Tannin will keep boots and
shoes water proof and double the OF all leather
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American Cotton Manufactures.
There is a very fair demand in this market for American
Cotton Manufactures with upward tendency in prices
rates.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY Is.


SUN RISES. ....'...6 81 MOON ..".4 50
sErs... .......5 30 HIGH wATER....."... 81
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ship Masters and Agents.
We shall esteem favor, il Captains Of Vessels will give
81 the sppna M a. ihs Port %henss .y & Il.
Vessel. Spoken their Passage List Of their Cargo and
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
.enGipS to hi, Once ali the Mains n(eRence thy CAY
obtain Nautical Information Of kind will b thankfully
received
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e o. AN ORIGINAL POEM ADDREsaED TO n. p
WILLIS, Esq, enrches the Dollar Newspsper this week
also sweet song, "When u the weather bright Mary
1.-THE old straw hat" parody on "The old arm char
the prize story Of "The Queue Of ior wncn
the fourth premium Of fifty dollars awarded and pad
an able article entitled 1.-The Rights OF women their
wrongs and injustice exposed the remedy pointed Out,
of the weaker sex who desire to see woman1enoy the
rights which heaven intended she should enjoy Besides
modern sized noveal of which IL sold for three cents
COW. or 81 Der annum. J. A. FUTILE, Agent
Ann street.
Nassau street, the same day al published
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
LADIES AND CENT. EMEN. -

ALL WHO WEAR the above articles ,ndvish money.
had better lose time ealing the fashionable Boot and
street where all IN mseves with article that for
style make fashion and ns BE- surasssd or PR
hsps equaiied IN this city.
g. r. g. bsrs appre particular those ladies and gentle
Who well 6ttisg boot rser m indispensable
article the ensembie Of all within the bean msnde that
TOOK el CHI the only pIacrs IN rev YORK
they pend on b ing sui ed -,
N Ladies and Misses Caters. Shoes, &C.. always
N y Rsmembsr isok end 1871 Greenwich street. IN
RS 3msec
CASTOR OIL Barrel, No OIL. superior article for
~ sale by H. X. COLLtNS CO.,
fi3rc - South street.
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og- LIVE OR DIE THAT Is THE QUESTION:
Thousands, If they did but know it, are at this moment
walking thoughtlessly in Streets with the seeds Of
fatal diseases in the elements Of their blood few doses
OF Peters Vegetable Pills or Caharic Lozeuges would
causes of disease but nvigorato the yste and render
imPerio to unhealthy influences A thorough cleans.
ing oil the stomach and mtestnes from the acr PARTICLES
that accumulate there during the winter, ndispsns.
aole at TINS season OF the year and there edi-
cine az present known, that performs this AIRY
Peters Vegetable Pills. and Peters Catharc Lozenses
Beware OF spurious limitations Principal ohise I25 Fnl.
ladephia. 49,
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EDWARD LIPPOLD,
NO. 1O1 WILLIAM STREET, NEAR JOHN,

CUP STAlhS,l
HAS RECEIVED, by late arrivals and offers for ale
II ZEPHYR WOKsTED-bcst Berlin quality, in the most
s;sarsms1t by ,he hale or 10 small QS.n9s
CHINA WORSTED-A rev STYLE various qualities.
CANVASS-In Silk, Cotton. Linen, Of ali widths and
sizes
EMBROIDERY PATTERNs-OfalI makes and numbsrs
commsn csd aud finished. in great varsity
PURSE TWlSTs-french Enginh and Bcslin, shaded and
plain.
EHHNILLE--For Embroidery and Chenille Cords
FLOSS SLKS-Frelch and German
PURSE ORNAMENTs-Ciold, Silvr and Steel Beads,
Steel Gold and Silver Busles Cords, brads and Thread.
FNlNGES AND G!MP3-Of all styles and colors, i'm
new supple. by every steamer,
Tas,els, Perforated Paper, &C., &c. fl3 lmsec
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STEAMBOAT SUBTITLE Louisville Journal, OF
the Goth ult says 80 We understand that the steamboa,
Minstrel, Captain MComas, from Cincinnati to Nash
vilie loaded with salt whskey and empty barrels struck
floating log: and SUNK ten miles below Madison 1t is
said that she had Insurance. her policy having expired
few days before the accident She is said to be total
loss One deck passenger was drowned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-15

n3-BEWARE OF IMPOSTTlON.--Dr. Sherman's Poor
Mans Plaster has already obtained such celebrity for the
cures which has performed that the demand has become
very great This has induced many unprincpled persons
to palm Oft upon customers base imitation The spurious
article Is known by its effects It is good for nothing
although the imitators style it, improved and originals
Let sufferers beware is almost impossible get
the genuine plaster except at Dr.
LOG Nassau street Look out for DR.. Shcrmans fac si
the hack of the paster-noue others are genuine Dr.
Shermans agents are 227 HUDSON lss Bowery 4 East
Broadway, and ls9 Fulton St, Brooklyn.