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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-08-10
Negroes n In GeOIe Ell an Depot
B. JaiIor.

So SAN $50 GAAg
Conduit b la ge6le de Baton
AZ /Rouge, le 10 Janvier 1914, un
un negre qui Sc dome lie nom de
pX/ William, $ pieds 2]pouces de hau-
teur, age d'environ 80 ans ct Sc
dit appartenir d N. AlexaD, au-dessous de
de Plaquemine. LIE propri6taire est requis de
Ie retirer en- Sc conformant d la loi.
jan 20 so B. BRYAN, gealier.
a Was brought to the Depot at
xBaton Rouge on the 18th of June,
1s43, from the parish Jail Of Liv-
pR/ ingston, a negro man, runaway,
smtmm who calls himself George Ed
ward, s feet " high about 40 years of age,
a scar on the top Of the right foot, light black
and bold appearance. When taken up he said
belonged to a Mr.. Nichols, afterwards to
the widow Jenkins Of Attakapas, but now says
he belongs to Nathan Smith OF the Amite
river.
The owner is requested to comply with the
law and take him away.
june "a 20 B BRYAN Jailor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-08-10

May Alb, 1914,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-01-12
. { t amt III q 6un9en.
8alttmDre oen 10. Sct6ter, 1843.

gaoem Geine Maiciidr, Der Sf6ui1 pon Q4urten,terQ
mid. an Gle Steut tt6 .r7crtcnen Nrrrn Gbiftrau
M0Der, su lenem Gierera! Soniu III Ell N>ererGter
Stadten BON NmeueI GrnIn'lt unb Der DrdiTccnr Ger
rs. Staaten midi ala icld,fu nnerfaunt hat, fince id
MIDI bstpc0en> eren 9Iueiu8 aus ecn nit Dem Datent
erh7lfFneu S5"'truttlrncn sur Genun5 Sc5 NutNsums
ju biu'oen. I0rin hclft c6
~ Nora9raph l3, G5 Miro fir an0enIeiTtt eroc,.
tef o'B ecr &6n0l. General Gonill in Der 25efunnts
n1hnns etnrr 9nlf'llnn0 eiejsnjlcu, bic mad, gGnr=
temeer9 tettnte lrfuccr au5iteucu III ihvem e1euen
Ve'ten anTprcerc, lhm iold1s eor Ger Ntencuno ,tr
EeaaublQung oorWIe0en."
cH bcnuSe lu1tlh oiee 8erdulaIIuiiQ, ineine belts
,den eahcSente nlYau aufnerfiam III nrocten bd it
ielt Ian }crer 3stt Grnnt fir oAS R5utgreih Sd(er,
uno Srnni fir Nren6en Sin, uno in Der Qcttcru Gi
9enihott htf1t, lEfnten fir d!tosre rentite Staa
ten, Namentltb fir ale gum 2cllperen 9ehErerceu Die
hfr tetne @rn1tEen an9cit; hobpn III lcQnllre lINb
oar nh III @ert''oha nit hcn GouiIattgeId'isn Die
sWtal'run1 oNn G'elocru ouf 8rtmactten y r9enp
e'neN Shetle Ecutihlano3 nomcntIih YRnrtenber9
uno nnNrenenncn Pantern, burb trCuc 90cNen teIHr,
1e SIdf 'portefte1s brietdc 2ut1Ssn miro prpnptc
Ant>rort erttttlt.
Ofjent3en oeutthen Sl!itter in ccn Ser. Gtd1tcn,
melde ild' vera II a 8 ftbIeu lcttsr; ettle Ses
fdurtmadun9 in hreu Sp1ltcn nuf;nnrhrnci,, uuo rOs
Don en Gren'pdr at ra5 @rniuat etuicneen r3c(eil>
merne tt' mir aufiettuen, uno ihcu rrrtrn,meNoc,
SoueS VetlNrtmattun4eu be5 GpubsrNencnt5 fir
Itre rep. Dritrtte ufon1men lafIen.
T. Serb inonb g. @rauns,
GSn'al. QSilrtcr1tera Gjenernl Gcuul>
Sreie ec6 $HanslnnQ5h1ue5 SraHu uHo Sccfe,
80ittH1Ore.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-01-12
sc q CD ri dc.

5n encr &eriamnrtun9 Der 8carO i: Dirsf;crcn Der
Start Gonntp SerFdleruH9S geleuithofF- 1r' lGtcn
4. W., puroe ele GthdBuua ocu >prrScnr quf ale
a'H 2'su Sepembcr 1T Ger Ireaiurp u6rbnneen az.
'pelsnsn 9oten 9sIe9t nm D. ourt s eriell,iel,
Serlnt al Ytrl|d1euem &Brntbum re5 Nerrn 5ilsrnlt
Ger MeSntrit tam teia3en La9e} III prllcy 9to. 2o3
81 cedsu.-St1drtdt miro ruhcr bierHct Den Wtit9le
bern bel19tcr Seeaidar seActeH, oaI Ie an .. SCa3
nssr oerlellel, III cetn Sifi>e III Gautrn, cocr al,
Den Nlenten 3. c}tltahaft in ltrer 9iatatarluAf III.
nerhnlb 30 E1aen, ocn nem Gage rer Yutjfationcte'
l'r Naerttht, tela9e SdI1eunA ven >1rc;sa auf il
re Seriteoenen prdnum Sc)ene, lpsitte nit leB.sn
9tltsn Sepsemter i'll Der Grea(urp Id> bcfauoen.
9t1drld miro hermit ferner gegeteu, III Geltt,cu.
ned'e FIR n1ebe St1sun3en in 3t If ituuo Hc, bag
wen" e!d,e 9tuftdnee tunsrba!b Otr teia9ten 30 ga
zen nd)t eeidhIt perecn ttre oerid)c0encn primium
Sd9clne 9efIa9t, 70 ME Die @tntreibung rurc3 @s,pa
Der 0eeBe. Qem1B Der ptrfbiepeneu Snfprporateu5
aften Ger G}eleIid'1ft, bewirft >psroen lplrc.
We9s3eN u1ttr melAtr Ac1l0 ait 21t.n December,
q. .. 1S43.
8riCe g. Nunter- Gdhabmei1er.
E9~ >Sn nelEer SI6tpe(enheit fbnnen ole S5chaBur,
gen ali cyram W9ers, Srdnfliu b1u5 6eSaGIr wsrosu
* e. SH:n r.. 2E=4m.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-01-12

Gin 9li Ct liber Druder Gin Ssrr Do
mlnf yau MaIoer, S,atifar, Topa Scotia, erbiett
Dor ent9en 3d9en Die Rad)ridt, oaB er Der retmds,
Sc @rbe bon 1900 Yfuuo, jdbrGl, ouro oen loD ei
nes Serwaneten III europa 9e,poroeu IeY. Ni5 rle
Jeut9tett anf1m mar er belbdftt3} 5togcn in enen
Steuer ~ 1dbaen. MAlocr rpbute t!tr eeciabs
re III jencr Staot, unO ueroeute il eli, 2uStpulnsu
ais Drudsr. 9cfae. [Yatrirt u. Deu1ctrat.
gin bun9rt3er gSitor. Sota ~ ecnes,
Seer"ue9ebcr eeS ,S9olIo0n5burO Ne0er n,attte te'
FAINT, Dap er N1benannte 9tralps u. +. 10 fur Cub
lcr'pt'cH anIInebmen 9eenneu lty; 200 Suldel 4&ai
sen 90 Suldel 9SeItbtotu 40 Suloel yu>t,palseu;
LOU Suthel Q1Ter; 50 Buld,et Yrnnobeeren 80 8u
d,il AeptsI 1909 pfuno Ssrpslneeiltb II. 80 pfuno
Nn1cttd)-- lNte III aler YNelt Sor. Sones, ole Dlec
Nutterun5 Su 9ebi1utt maten tann, fDnnen ntr nidr
etHlehrn. 9o 1T ia senu9, eiu g1is5 Neanlsut mage,
FsF "uo soe1bu"Berrsr Goltcren 81 IberpMGern
Ecb ereter 81 ii bcr-Cie 9Surliuatou [Gerr
nontI frrie p'elIe tteilt uniliinOb ocn Gro crees
Srnoer, Sobne eea errn @ubert bajelbt, upn IL, 10
uno SS1bren am 7ten ,. d., nit Die orcl &naben
batten I auf oa5 Gs 9epa9t al5 cS uuter Gem 2lete
fen einbrad uno cteer lr5 9Saer ltuSte. Die tsiDeu
auOcrn Sricer fan'et 9stbfaQ5 bci Dem Vtrlnbe ,bw
Su betn. aui clelcbe l8eile Inn, Wau fauO Die esth
nahme dter bret bcilammen lis9cn. Cpbil 1cm
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-01-12
stus Dent Beri6t oes Srieaslefretdrs.

D!e re9uldre sIrmee Der Ser, Stanten beltebt aus
no IN 9ebalt itsbenOen Sf;ieren. II Mususnbateru
ano $50 etnroRuten Wann lcaruuter ae9orDn NRufIs
ter, Qanpnerferr Dener II. No. 20 Sereennten uuo
SSO Wtanu auf SrcUnAni bet9e9ebeu, in Aaem Sc 13
sVta"n. DIE Senennun3en Der Stfi;ier, Seamteu uno
9menter llno: @eneraIs nuo Stdabscff,tere, Nelo.
arite, Er1e9sSobunss: Department., Sn9snUur SUpp.
9rapp'l9eS uno Orcnnn9Sccrpe, eu SfeSinrnt Sra
9oner' Neylmenter 9lrtllerle, Neltimeuter S m,
terle uno He9ment Sdser. ~,'.'.
O1e Ser. S1aaten Ilno III 8 Wlitdr departments,
]eoes bon elnem 9eneral roer Obrten cpmula.,ovr,
9et9e1lt.-@eneral MajOr ScOt cOunallOrt Die gauge
Srmee uno pat fem StaaDs Quarter 3u 4Na)c9lagoIl
Doe Sd9erre9Iment rpuroe III c5abr l8E2 outd eu,eu
.S0n9reBoeldluB aus bent 2teH Gra8Onerreglment ees
ouoet. Der &rle8eletrctdr iblSt lnoeB Gem jse.gtn
eon9reB Dor, ee Der ltEteen QG"en9atun9 wlecer 81
9sorn Gle fur Die Srmee fur o0e frI9euCe Sabr Drr,
1a"9ten SeUlll9un9en betra9en $9O,649 10 StS. noe.
niger ols I'm oer9aaSenen. gu ben SetoSeu9bdusrn BE-.
s1oet i1o eth S0rrob an 4Serth uUn 81, 1913 O2l W
Sfnte. CDem
p auf Der penfoueltite ebeu nod ,O64 peun)lonire
glr Gepatat'onsotente, worn Ole 4Srnpen mt e1use.
fdIpNen itno. ...
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-01-12
@eorse 8cNt1.
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SNrn. UeNr0e Rcbin, in S1rtnr

SN1' SeHr9e Tcbti', III Canton
WeIn Nerr !-oShrem @erlaugen gemds, ta:c
oeS Se6 erprott pee5 Sie mir stcs Trbiabr o1|
be'' nno SaS Ste aus Dem Sadnen eiuer paam;c pir
Sle Wao'a luttoa neIneu, fabrlrteu SD ltricI, ,pf
Scroe an, o16 elue NIT rem Oel; perrllt nit 2SIc>
peB, oae anoete nit 5iaomeil0eI, ctenFaGs ,nc
Sls'peB eernd,t. s>'r)e 8oroe Ino, ieteeu iJ ta5
seset nno oaem 9tnfchen nac, sarf id, Shr Sci, Sh
ne slaltano ais eeen 10 gut renn uitt as beer, ME
oas tete SladelaamensSel, binfThuid, Der Dauertas
tlSEe" o"PEe'le"' Adtunssoca Sbr
eanO't, Oct. %, 1s43. Georseg. Sao4.
uater5e'ebneter beidein9t bermit, oae oprqebaoter
0saame', Matla fatiua 9euannt< bon gan; por,iite
lsder eute 1T, uno oaB auf euenl St65en SarD nfn
90 sup eHnac H. &c sur Sreitc, S Il II gulbel soaz
men 8esogsn wnroei. Queer Saamen purbe il, mel.
ner 9e9en,part Su Del selagen uuo e5 Iieferte its
oes Sul6el Quart aanS oorsu9lides Del
eantctti 9too' 4, l843. pbtlipp SedcI.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-01-12
Glue 9ro6e stu51vabl
Qerblt i uno Q6inter 050ttr.
" q rtin % iffD b q /

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Gnd,er, Gahlmire,
lfcuieu9e &C. Nmerl
Tfdle II. en9liihe So
25 geuts per Daro,
1t. NfuFeru, tpeld' c
giufahcn il. pnblle
eruccn u, 9rauten
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-01-12
q ecr8e Gran5,

anS Sddrbrid lit Gbriupreuben, perles Dor c5abren
lsine Neiniatbi bitao bat d suesr in Salen, ga aufge
balten. Nlr oenielben iInt 6e bem lnterseidneter,
O1ad,rid,ten BON srcBer Wihtistet einae9anaet. Gr
{elbf, cber alIs bieentaen, speleem cieies III GeI
fcn,ttn oGte uub bie NIT feinem ieBigen ufentaalts
orte befdnt nb, srrben orinseno oufaefcroert, als
bale tieber ruter nahltebencer alooreIt gadrit ~
9sbea.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-01-12

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S. S. SIeerpCrn, Wtalaga, beSablt III vra,
peter eebn1r> Cation 1uf Nethnun9 8 / OO
9cntD Sd)I'ot Seteron @ountp> tesaklt III ora,
Spbu Srce, GSq. WsaIlDon, bic :Ir. IL Jg IL
Se9" y WteD:r' p1rl5 bis DO % - 16
s5ocOb Iheurer, Muricn, ouf Gchuuug / OO
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9Sm. NeItsr. StaneSNtur, bis SO. II 50 IS
Wartiu HSeiB, &erlin. his 9to. 26 "a Is
9InorcaS 4GenBeO, W0 rUnnalcepue, bsinbt in boil
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9'ecr9e te0H3, ptrIcH9S 25 @ente
SraA5 i. NIu er, SroL trGabIt in oHu
S1cpb Otterr NIT Scr; bis DO. 81 - IL
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,Su9eno : 3eitllng.

= SeFTuNoYE YRUVH UHN 0ulI lE II er b a u n
nnb 9enrndt oru S. s.. Sa6cfen,
Asses Ntttsburg, 3D.
!. BE tn snnstn n --Sie Sasenp,tuns crebent aae IA
Gage I'M ben abrlbcn Subftrrticnspreis pr nur
Scns ahtar tei Gmrfan9 Der 4ten 9luner G5a,mer rr
balten e1 10 Grmpare lite fret Brief ittbeiunar
mrben (aussencmen Nscaten) Fcft ier Scr GebreS
V QStittrsbduftn pittsbar9 pa crtn Sr &rtraa f nA
Ses Orutfcten ,ar nterItIsuug res eeutdfn Sshr
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armer Q8aifen in rcmtettsn tefimmt a "a s.'e
Sieenisn wsieb Sie ert, tbnx Sn9etanott unntt ,A
Ira@icneemastsstAt ale GshfsteNtx tttraest.t ss
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Site Don Dtut((ben 0riefen

I1I1E' VUII UtUIIlDEH DE1RTRlL
ele bis gum 1ten Sai1uar 1874 III osr po1fz
SfRee 5" Santcn aurud9eSlebep 1nO.
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n N91r. Srtenmahn Nelnrit phorY
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W 1T @brit 0eiurteb u III n II
bon ecbeutein, int Slirtenttum 9t euB9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-23
Now Stock Exchange.
State of Trade.

AsHEs-Pots are still very dull. We quote rnng sales
at 81 81! few extra sold at 81 37A Pearls are firm at
S475
BrrswAx-sales ofsoutaern yellow at 2oi 3oc. North
ern commands a little better price
BREADsTUFFs-There is no change in prices, but the
demand is a little better We continue to quote Genesee
At 81 75 southern 81 81 So; Michigan, $4623 a46si
CorTosEThe market to-day exhibited but little ANNA.
,ion sales amounted to 200 bales at easier prices Ship
pers demand decided concession on the present rates
HAY-The receipts down the river are to moderate
extent; sales Of common are made at 80 3!sc:
PRovIsIoSs-Pork and beef are rather dull Sales OF
prime Ohio pork at So 90 IS; do at So 81 show
ing slight decline OHIO lard is in very moderate re-
quest quote sales of inferior at sc kegs at Ct cents
Cheese is very dull; quote 6c, in boxes. Butter
arrives pretty freely; prime sells at l2t loc
wu.,r On AND BoSrThe last sale Of whale oil in this
market was at 34J cents South Sea whale bone etches
SOC; Northwest Coast CSC Crude whse on sells IN New
Bedford at 334 35sc-6, 400 bbls sold sperm 9c. N.
w Cosst whale hone 2sc Imported last week, O65 bis
sperm oil; $50 bbs whale oil and Ill 900 lbs. whale
bone
If Nav YORK 10 be made satisfactory TO the sellers
UvsonEIe half chests 81 OIL 6 chests 90 % do 49, 40 do
'S 60 40 GSs ~ 90 half chests do 40
40 ssI do 40 do cat 30 do $50 So 10 So 30 do 54
~ 70 DO io sa1 ITO "a so 49, 9o 2, 40 !s Az
chs as Iso do 9sI do l4 10 do 1871 400 10 ID boxes 81
1891 half chests withdrawn
ISL; 2s5 do 30, 40 do 2aA. 80 do %.
Gunpowder half chests 81 90 do 81 49, 90 do TO- 20
10 200 ID boxes rs lb canisters 49, 75 do
and 200 u ID boxes whdrawn)
Imperia-6 half chests 81 o. II do 49, Ia do 81 10 do
36l 30 do 35 200 Ii lb boxes A. 900 Id do 49, 50 ID ca
nisters So s half chests and 100 ID canisters with
drawn)
Orange Paccoloh half chests 3d. 10 do 49, 30 DO as 80
10 az, so do withdrawn)
Pcuchong--aD chs 80. (27s withdrawn
sonchong-220 chs 40, l5I do 80 % ! 10 "a 100 do
3S l3 chs 2c 30 h do 10; 10 do TO- l7o do H. IO II 10
bxs 49, LAG Alb do 49, 440 10 do 25s 100 Id do 4Ol
(6s2 chs 1871 do 90 do and 300 IA bxs wi,hdrawn)
CAssrl--aU0 mats at I74c per Id.
RrAi EsrArE.-Thc following ssles were made by QUO
ton AT Yonkors--Rea Estate and Water PRIVILEGES
belonging the estate Of the late Lemue ellis Esq
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-23

Total. .ooi pdleb
The subscription stock to the Springfield and North
ampton Railroad to the Of $35OOOO, is filled up
The work is to be Immediately commenced. A road
from Northampton to Greenfield, extending further
North is contemplated which will open the trade Of the
whole valley of the Connecticut to this city by the way
Of Long Island Sound
by late decision Of Judge Thomas the unconsttuon.
atty Of the thirds appraisement law Of Illinois is af
rmed under the decision Of the Supreme Court of the
United States No alternative is therefore LEFT to
debtors but pay up have their property seized and
sold for the most it will bring.
The Boston Money Market continues in very easy
state. Manufacturing stocks have become the favores
with operators. Railroads still command high prices
The settlement of the tariff question has improved the
former and the increased receipts OF the companies have
improved the latter. Merrimac Manufacturing stock
was quoted at a. per cent advance Amokeag, 30 do;
Hamilton 2t do Lawrence l0 Massachusetts, Mills 81;
Mddlesex l6; York. 49, Appleton, 10; Otis, 3; Suffolk,
Is; fremont, IL; Boot l2 Nashua, 6; Dwight, 8; Per
kins O. and Palmer, per cent advance. Many OF these
companies have declared large dividends but for
reason refuse make them public This very strange
movement say the least and furnishes strong argu
ment those opposed to hem in the application of the
tariff to this branch of industry
We annex the yearly report of the Banks Of Connec
ticut made up April of each year. It shows an in
raj bank movements. The report OF the Bank Commits
funds to agents in other states be there used in dis
counting notes, in violation of the act OF 1887 The
names Of the banks are not given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-23

0g- TO THE LADIES - Intellectual development
and personal beauty considered in connection with DR..
Felix Gouraud's Poudres Snbtiles The sculptor whose
study is to initiate the exquisite workmanship OF nature
portrays in his model Of the human broad and elevated
sometimes necessary to the Of high order
OF mental faculty. II fine forehead is mark of intel
ec it il no less essential element of personal beauty
and is of importance to those and there many SUCH
possessed Of this important feature though obscured by
the Entertainments Of too uxuran growth of hair to
remove that portion Of excrescence which tends in
their only to deorm This be done safely speed
y eectually and if used in accordance with directions
without the least Inconvenience, by DR. Felix Courauds
Poudre Subtle The iurze Of the lip, when annoying
the short hair the back of lady neck when ap
parent-he hair of MOLE the beard when high upon
he cheek may all be removed and eventually the root
destroy ed by the Of this preparation ound only
81 Walker street LIST store from Broadwny$l per bottle
Directions French, Spanish and English Agents, Milk
street Boston, 10 Chestnut street. Philadelphia; Dyer Pro.
whence; Green Co Worcester.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-23
A nnllSenents.

AmV3ement8s
CHATHAM" The Fair One with the Golden
Locks" written by blanche, has been gotten up
extremely we'll at this house, and is abundanty attrac
titled "The Broken Heart in which Mr. Burton will
appear The farce of John Jones' mot him Of the Ma.
iisonan) will he presented the atterpece with Bur-
ton Guy Gooduck his original character. We anti
cipate house full that last night which
flowing. Box book always open.
BENEFIT OF HERR DREIsBACH-LAsT PERFORM
ANCE OF THE MENAGERIE.-This gentleman, whose
celebrity in his peculiar and extraordinary art Of subd
ing the widest and most savage OF the brute creation,
takes his benefit This Day. and has presented an enter
ainmen in every respect appropriate to his unparalleled
skill and daring enterprise. This will positively he the
last exhibition Brooklyn neighbOrs will possess
for Friday and Saturday only this splendid and entertain
ing exhibition.
AMERICAN decentralization the Whoe-The
manager has served up magnificent bill for to-day
consisting of the celebrated Orphean family Of singers
(reengaged) Neis, man without arms, who performs
The most extraordinary ieats Great Western the orsnsl
and popular comic actor and La Petite Cero. lie trusts
that with these and Mr. and Mrs. Randall the Giant and
so let ii be.
THERE is BUT ONE STEP from the sublime to the
ridiculous, said Napoleon, and he is pretty good
authority But never saw better illustration than
the rivalry between the Orphans at tho American and
the Orphans at the New York Museum. The former ore
really excellent singers but the latter burlesque their
style admirably and withal present such ouie a
pearance that they prove equally entertaining as their
prototypes Their tout ensemble beggars descriptions is
este the two Conovers the three Bartons mtis aiis
form the attracons-not forgetting the splendid Paintings
of the CONGREGATIONS of the Churches at Philadelphia
during the late disturbances.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-23

CO PRIVATE MEDICAL AID-The members o
the New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, in
returning the public thanks for the liberal support they
have received in their esTts to suppress Tuackery,
beg leave state that their particular attention continue
"a be directed to all diseases OF private nature and from
he great improvements lately made in the principal hos
pitfalls Of Europe in the treatment of those diseases they
can confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid al
vantages not to be met with in any institution in TIN,
country either public private The treatment of the
College is such as to insure in every case and is
totally different from that pcrn practice OF running
the constitution with mercury AMI in leaving
disease much worse than the original One of the
bers Of the College for many years connected with the
principal hospitals of Europe, attends daily for consuta
lion from Q Am. to PM.
Terms-Advice and medicine, IS Azure guaranteed
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY observation-disclosures living IL
the country and not finding convenient to attend per
sonaly, have forwarded to them chest containing
all medicines requisite to perform perfect by stating
their case explicitly together with all symptoms time Of
contraction end treatment received elsewhere, il any
nd enclosing IS, post paid, addressed to
w. s. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Agent.
Ohice and Consulting rooms Of the College, rs Nassau
rect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-23

ANOTHER HARLEM RAILROAD AccIpENT.-A Lao,
nine years of age, Of the name of Mccoy, in at.
tempting to pass of of the trains in passing i2d
treet, got entanged between two of the cars, and
receiving the whole weight Of the Diamond car,
was crushed instantly to death AS the unfortunate
| occurrence appears to be entirely occasioned by
the ndiscreon Of the lad, the spectators considered
| tn conductor blameless
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-23
FROM VENEZUELA Annexed is letter written
by the American Consul at Puerto Cabello, and
contains matter Of some interest to MANY people.

PuEaTo CABsLLo, VENEZUELA, May I'd, 1914.
In my letter under date OF the LIST of April last No 300
communicating to you the passage of important law by
the Venezuelan Congress at its present session exempng
sundry articles Of the production of this country from all
export duties for the term of fifteen years likewise fur
hermore provided Gas per the printed copy which came
into my possession at the me that whenever one-hird
part at least OF the cargo of any vessel vessels destined
expectation consists of either any of the articles
herein enumerated then no Fort charges shall be collect
ed Of such vessel vessels Subsequently, however to
the date Of my said letter the President OF this Republic
directed the Secretary CT the Home Department (under
date OF the 9th April last appears published in the "Ga
zeta de Venezuela" No 6s Of the 9TH April las to rec
y which had been made in the printed
thereof and that instead OF third pat il ought to have
been published tcords" at least Of the cargo of any
vessel vessels must consist of said articles either
them in conformity with the law, to entite the to
the benefit OF no Port charges Please therefore, have the
said rectfcation published for the information of the pub
lie generally, and the mercantile community in particu
lar and you will oblige.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-23

Wednesday, My 22-6 p. n


Stocks huctuated to-day very much. State stocks
to be the favorites Fancies 60 up and down
like thermometers Ohio 6's advanced per cent; ILL
nois Pennsylvania b's 3 Indiana Harlem ston
ngton . Farmers Trust !. Norwich and Worcester
fell OFF,. At the board Vcksburg advanced Hi
nois Ohio 7 ; and stonington l. The sales at both
boards very limited and prices generally show an
Improvement since yesterday.
Several Of the Eastern Banks that have for sometime
past been in state of liquidation, have realised better
from their assets than anticipated The Phe
nix Bank of Charlesown Mass has made dividend Of
fifty per cent all allowed claims, and will probably pay
twenty five per cent more The Charlestown Bank has
paid sixty per cent Of its capital to its stockholders
These Banks closed at after their affairs be
came nvov 3D. and their assets placed in the hands o.
receivers who have turned them to good account
possible and the result must be very satisfactory to the
stockholders Of both institutions.
Domestics exported from Boston for the week ending
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-23

W3- WEAK BACkk MAY BE CURED IN A VERY
short time by using Of Dr. Sherman's Poor Mans
Plasers They decidedly the best strengthening pas
ter in the world. They equally efectual in rhcuma.
tism and pains in the side chest and exremes giving
relief when all other applications fail Be careful to gel
the genuine article Observe well that Dr. Shermans fac
smile printed the back of each plaster None others
are genuine The spurious articles than use
less.
Dr. Sherman's warehouse is No LOG Nassau street -
Agents, a27 Hudson street 1873 Bowery, Spring
street; n East Broadway Ledger Buildings, Phila
delphia, and State street. Boston.