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Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-04-06
w. H. & M. MAYERS,

HAVE Just received per Arkansas Mail, gen.
- eral assortment of Groceries, which they Of.
fer at the lowest prices, viz:
SO sacks Coffee
IS bbls Sugar
8 loaf do
100 sacks Salt
bbls Rice
s Molasses
10 boxes st Candles
Bbl Lard Oil
doz. Lard Oil Lamps
SO kegs White Lead
2 bbls Sperm Oil
2 Linseed Oil
20 kegs Ky. Powder
10
Canister
20 bags Shot
500 lbs. Lead
1000 Segars, Regala, La soyu, Colorado und
Clare
Tobacco, Honey Dew. Leftwich. and Pc.
cahontas brands
so boxes Sardines
bbls Crackers
boxes Pine Apple Cheese
20 cans Oysters
10 boxes Cheese
20 Raisins
100 lbs Candies
30 drums Figs
5 boxes Oranges
5 Lemons
6 doz Gherkins
3" Catsup
4 Z" Pepper sauce.
DELPHI Ware.
Together with an assortment of Drugs and
Medicines.
HOrders for the above articles will be pune.
tually attended TOGO
Fort Smith, March 30 lS44.-S.
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spiIemen Of great personal worth and
Of heart. and it would b offensive ,o
. that thsy should be classed with o,har,
ia perhaps make but g a decent Priea
osisys were the Gods"
NEOSHO.
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Hats Shoes, Clothing, and Dry Goods.
d. c. WILLIAMS q L. n. PHILIps.
Hanger House, Van Buren,
III AVE just received. and are now opening, . vel,
- selected Stock of Hate. Shoes, and Summer Gu.
@'"g' ana . small lot Of Goods which they are pre-.
10 sell at New Orleans Wholesale prices. Coun
Try Merchants, are respectfully requested to call and
examine
March 80. ls44.-4t.
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Scott, White e. Co.

NCSOOOS w INV
HAVE just received from New Orleans. pc
AE Steamer Arkansas. very large stock o
Goods, which they offer for sale At reduced prices
for Cash, or country produce.
100 sacks salt
900 sacks best Rio coffee
80 hhds sugar
80 barrel moasses
10 do loaf sugar
200 kegs Duponts powder
80 Boston cut nails
10 brads
40 cases shoes and boots
IS I" hats
80 boxes claret
10 baskets champagne
40 demjohns superior brandy
5000 superior Havana cigars
10 boxes superior chewing tobacco
Is sperm candles
Is Imp Tea
10 queensware. assorted
25 doz painted buckets
10 nests keelers
l ceroon best indigo
1000 lbs birthstone
l cask sup lamp oil
80 reams writing and letter paper
40 wrapping do
2 doz horse collars
5 collins axes
S boxes mustard
20 gross backing
10000 percussion caps
$50 pr co,tonade pants
S doz handsome shirts
box ground cinnamon
pepper
alIspice
"a doz London Porter.
The above articles, together with those on hand
makes our stock the largest. and most complete
ever offered for sale in the market. BY prudence
and attention to business, they hope to merit tn
confidence of their friends.
Van Buren,, March 80, 1914.
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j. s-s Of tie U"i'ed Staies.Tsince the
lion of the Constitution Of she United S,ates,
ave mad 10 Presidents: 6 Democratic Re.
ssns-nnd 4 Federal Wings. None OF
iatter remained in Office over four years.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-04-06

Van BUREN,, February l, lS4i.
M. Clarke,
S.R:-You will please to announce mo inyour pa
per a. candidate for the Office of Clerk of the
Circuit Court. for the county of Crawford, at the
next October election. r. s. GIBSON.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-04-06

Persons applying for any Of the above letters will
please say they are advertised.
Aprl6. 1874 JOHN ROGERS, P. M.
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81. hs wits and his temper. and warmed by the OK.
0sA1ents Of turmoil and faction ;--togetl or with
esead Of tribes and fractions of tribes not indigenous to
- so who they could tut tutor to con.
e1 Of action. and that resolved itself into hos
e9y, might desoate our frontier. And not our from.
tsrs only for in wild outbreak they have their
physea power to bear their ravages the Mississippi
Ths i not the language Of panic--but appreciate
eer Posi:ios and call ON the Government to save Us
Ae!n the imminent danger it has brought doors
We ass- 'hs government for appropriations to COM
Rles the public works at Fort Smiths hundred thou
1epa srs or more have been expended ON half con-
es~ sctons; the means have dried up, and if the
~ Ion is not shortly removed, the buildings
81 adily sink into dapidstion and ruin.
M sspect for the constituted authorities would
tks suspicion that they would suffer such mig.
I ~ and yet prodigal unit hriftinsss The ren,ount.
1suef The I'd Regiment of Dragons 10 univ ersay ap
d thr"ssh our country. That description Of force
smed better adapted than all others to frontier de-
Ia. But this POINT We shall not labor. the
Id favor in 90 many quarters as to
cess longer DOUBTFUL. And finally, as
Din0se po'tant of their pray crs. and without
ch the granting Of the others would be almost BOOT
III 'nur menoriasts do most cautiously and urgently
~ ~ The Government the withdrawal of the troops
I'M e",s Gibson Doubtless the ests bshment of this
sorrcct and proper at the time Il took place
|sH 9ass; vas 10 and below the shen boundary
E'1 hat boundary was in few years changed by
I'm 'essy with the Cherokees in 1928. In propriety
|* -, that military post should then have been
nued. but continues to exist to this day in the
II Of the Ind an country, productive Of good
Hs thoroughly convinced. II the design was to
. The lndiaas. then it has proved total failure
tisconent and evaporation seems to have been the
result. II the object was kindness merely to the
ch's then on the score OF right Ne protest ssainst
ix'sosion Of this kindness ~hich in It's operation
''acs = from our rights. 1t would be 4 novel
lion n politics and in morals. that red allies
- fostered aud cherished At the expense Of Anne.
.aaseos Tho continuance Of the troops at Fort
- consider uaeless il not pernicious, and We
q Withdraw wal to the line
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SCOTT. WHITE & CO.. have just received. n.r
y steam boat Express Mall on consignment. the fol.
lowing articles which they will dispose Of for hides
etson. cash. cost and carriage, and allow SEVEN
tents FOR HIDES.
20 barrels Of whiskay
barrsls Of molasses
half barrels do
vsn Bursn, Jas'y II. 1884.
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nplmnce with the resolution Of q meet.
,izens Of Crawford county held in this
tho 2sth Nov, lS43, tho committee
appointed to prepare and proc ure sig.
|. . memorial to Congress, praying for
objection to the frontier, have submitted
ing msmorial for tho signatures Of the
: Cawtord and tho adjoining counties.
printed in letter form and forwarded
eral townships Of each county, whom
will receive the signatures a, an earlv
! may b transmitted to Congress be.
iournms,t.
enate am House Of Representative Of the
Statss America in Congress assembled.
pendsd Memorial respectfully sets forth
bns ofths western frontier Of Arkansas feel
solicituse in the defences Of the border.
I'd allegiance ara reciprocal. and are CORE
and datiss, Tae government protects Us,
"a arr seed'ent to the laws and loyal to the
WsssA security. il may DO protection
Of Indiass that the Government. in Dur.
svorits policy. has crowded on cur rear.
and costiiiate George. Alabama. North
nnessee. Mississippi and Florida, their In.
ansplaned in our region before this In.
lion. wshad only the Os.ges. = nation
rue thsrePutation Of being theivish but
lid. and from whom tho white man fears
d the Qs"Paws. tho feeble fragment of .
Vsrging to extinction. but always friend.
Peseesble.
have wet The halfeonquersd Creek.
BY constraint. with treasured vengeance
10 breast the chased and hunted down
ting for another display Of his won,ed fe.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-06-14

n tONSUMPTION 81 LIVER COMPLAIN
" DR.. Taylog's Balsam Of LiyerHoIl, from M
375 Bowery, New York. For the cure Of Cmg,
Colds, CatGTrhs, Asthma, Soreness II tds Cad
Pain in the Side and Breast, Liyer.f omY aa
Bronchitis and all those affections Of tic 'liY
and Lungs which are a source Of so much slsr
ing, and aDarrested terminate IN ConsUmjla-
this remedy is highly and Justly distingaIsi5i-
il is purely ycgetablc-mild and gentle IN !.
fcc,s upon the system aud being free from
full drugs, may be taken even in the most l.a
eases with safety az well as utility. Pl1J
familiar v it'll ms effects mol unffoguent,y gr.
it N their Practice both es palliative and Il
ody, aud with the Medical Faculty geutaT
has met with uncommon appreciation. The NsI
ical Faculty Of NeS York have not only %
Il but formally commended il, as also have &.
gulshed physicians IN eli parts Of The o0g1.r-|
The following testimonial was given Us 8.
time since BY Capt. Scott, Of Elzatelh Cir i
c. "Beipg conslItutiunally prcdIsposel g. Il
sumption "a number Of my family having
the disease and having suffered severely
irritation OF the lungs, with cough rrd r-s
matter and blood, together with pain Ia rs G..
and breast till ] was supposed TO BE- tcyorc r,s
very, was induced, by advice Of ps. IosH
(as a last resort TO Try Taylor's Eaisam lf
Wort. have taken five bottles IN s1 GA
70 improve with the frs, bottle and Will
/ the thifd was TO far recovered as 10 be ell. 4.
about Since which time by c7uiuutt ass
] am quite restored and able 70 attend ty G.y a.
al business. To persons suffering ffea e-
aud aft clions Of the lungs, | can tsraa
commend it. Dated Elizabeth Clly. 40 u.
! l6, lcI2. (Signod) JAS. {. StuIl
CONSUMPTION CUREDl-Bauc Of l,s
dions habit. bccatae afflicted SONG yeas
withbronohiiis, tiokliog in the throat, sctlu
and Other eonsumptiye symptoms Ever
cold increased nv disease, uutil ii settled sa
gular confirmed consumption. ! aog tgagg-
the use Of Df. 1ay lur's Basam Of Lv,r
made al 375 Eowery, and this mrdieioe gsvt
relief Ia short time. Il la. since ''iftl't u
deal cure. REV. G, W. CAAM
The following testimony cauno, iai. to Geo
the most seeptcal that this medicine Is t.st
best ever discovered ia curing all dlsgasas 81
chest lungs and liver.
LIVER COMPLAINT ard General III
II do considcr my cure almost miraculous
gwen up by 'wo physicians and tod 20 Ffs.
death. was so weak | could mol raise u.
10 my head. was in this low state whauar
sent me a bottle Of Dr. Tsy lor's Balkan s 1
wort, from 315 Bowery, aud before bad q.
the bottle was able TO sit up IN bed, rs tae.-'
use have completely regaincd my hesaa
should use IT, GEO. WELLS, % JONAS
VIOLENT PAIN IN THE SIDE
been cured of a violent pain IN the sldasI
ing through 10 the shoulder, indigestion, -ass
loss Of appetite. and general debility, By ZEE
Of two bottles Of DR.. Taylor's Bllsam Of La
wort, from IS, Bowory.
j. +. II. ALLEN, No. Merchants Res
Beware Of the counterfeit. The ctugnt
sale by NJ. +, Thayer, 3i5. Bowerf, y. \, v
tot salc al the Drug Store, Charlotte. y I. L
BOATS
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RTR.EL ECG.tO.rI.
From The Nep England Farmer.
BENEFIT OF MINING SOILS.


Mr. Editor IL was gra,lied with the
communication Of l.. Bartlett, esq, OH Sui
phurettcd Hydrogen, in the Farmer OF the
81 inst. There is no doubt but any mix
ture of the soil, or any soil from con-
siderable depth brought TO the surface, will
act efficiently as manure, and IN many cas-.
es very powerfully. Some Is years since,
| built house, aud the earth from the
cellar was used for grading. The bottom
dirt, which OF course came ON top, was a fat.
ty blue clay, with a strong sulphur smell.
Al Tie east end it vas proposed TO have
garden, and intended to haul on a cover.
ing Of other earth but other business pre-
vented, aud il was planted with cucumbers,
squashes, &c., which, much TO my surprise,
exceeded every thing else in tho garden,
and for the three years occupied it, main
tanned it superiority.
A few years since, while walking in the
lower yard of the Maine State Prison, OBJ
served a patch of corn, cucumbers, &C.,
growing so very rank as 10 induce me to
ask the warden what was used for manure.
lie said, I" Nothing-they were planted on
earth dug from the bottom Of the quarry by
some OF the convic,s, and nothing else was
pat on them" This was a light yellow
loan, lying between the joints Of the lime.
rock, and brought from depth Of 90 or
more feet, and did not look as If any ding
would grow on il.
have within the last few years fertiliz
ed q mere clay bank, by bringing on soil
from the road side; and any mixture Of soils
of different qualities, SO far as my eiperi
ence extends will improve the crops equal
always to the expense incurred. aud often
much more. Is.
Kennebeck Co., Me.
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REEIIS.

To word of consent, add oue-half offs fright;
Next suhjoin what you never beLeld ia the night;
United together. these parts viii explain,
w hat thousands have SEEN buiesn De'er see sgain.
I'm NJ.
lPAnsWef next week
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A GOOD PLAN OF MAKING MANURE.
A writer 10 the Southern Planter recon
mends the following plan ofmak,ng manure,
Of which we approve;
Have pi. thirty or forty feet ,quarc
and . or lee, deep, with good bluk
around il. 10 this PIT let the materials,
VIZ Oak leaves, pine tags, earth, &c, be
pot 10 suitable layers on which throw all
the slop water soap suds, yard sseeplngs,
and ley, conteuts Of chambers and IN short
every thing that can be conveniently 20,
together. |. may be at any convenient,
distance from tho kitchen, so that The slop
water, soap suds, &c. may DO conducted
10 il by trough. BE sure that no water
gets into it any other way Il at any time,
il should become offensive, start your teams
Immediately and cover ii over with sand or
earth sudicientlo prevent Tue escape Of any
efllJvia."
We cay we approve Of this plan Of max
ing manure but we think i, might BE- lm
proved by sowing plaster over each layer
OF the materials OF which II ~ Se4nPoscd,
and occasionally, say at intervals Of two or
three weeks, sowing Il over the surface,
By which means oil unpleasant, smells would
be avoided, and the enfiching gases saved
to ialtcn the lonI Any pit which may be
made for the purpose ehould be protected
from tho weather.-imer. Furmcr.
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ARIruMETICAL, OUESTION.

a gentleman being asked his aye, said " II
2.5ths Of the years have lived be multiplied 10y
7, and Dds of them be added to the product, the
sum will be 292" What was his age
o. Answer next week.
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ENIGMA.

A man made shoes, but not of leather
All the four elements miN'd together;
Fire, water, earth and air,
Every customer took two pair.
III II nslNer ne II ,unl.k
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CUES

gentleman having building 10, 300 feet long
ny ~Vo i'et broad, wIsacs 10 raise lis surface onc
"o'' ~ means Of iho earth to b. dug out Of ditch
that Surrounds H. To wh6t dpetl, u,p-t lie 1,lcL
be dog suppos1ng is breadth 10 be every WLe,e
eight feet
HJ'Answer next week.
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You eat me, you drink me, deny it who can;
I'm sometimes woman, aud sometimes man.
1IAnswer next week.
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|. What is that which no man ever yet did see
Which never was, but always is 10 b.
,, What is that which every living man has seen,
But never more will see again, Iween
0TAnswers next week
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Ansr7e, to The Ridl!eeT lasft0stk PAS -Tfcnch
fgr Brcad.
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Beef! Eecef!!

usSs HHAVING made arrangements
W&V%S&l1<. Z n 10 supply the citizens Of
N<E{y Charlotte Vith The bos: Beef that
AxA tho Mountains can nti0rd. vish
to inform my friends tbst ] shall commence
buehcring on the 5th Of June Snd continue to
The 10Th Of December, every Tuesday, Thursday.
and Saturday mornings. As have bu,ohered
far The town eight wears and have punctually
fulfilled oil engagements, Il Is not necessary tor
me to say that ] wlll be as puneiuAl ever. !
will alap supply nv country stands punctuslly.
THOMAS G0ODLAkE
april ?, lsI4. 2Gtf
n. u. All persons indebted must make immc.
date settlcment as longer indulgence cannot
be given.
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TO THE YOUNG STUDENTS Is GEOGRAPHY.

TO THE YOUNG STUDENTS IL GEOGRAPHY.
! am composed of eighteen letters;
My ! 2 2 IS an island in the Pacific;
My 2 Is 2 3 2 is mountain in Turkey;
Ny l3 is an island in Polynesia;
My Ia Is If Z ii is a town in Mex.
co,
My l3 IA l9 is river in South America;
My IS a branch Of the Danube;
MY 10 II is county of Florida;
My 10 IA l3 is river IN Bavaria;
My 3 6 ~ is an island IN the Atlantic;
My 10 6 2 & IL a mountain in Arabia.
My II ] 9 | II is an island in Tho Pacific
Ny I2 IS ; is It river IN Asiu:
My 10 Is 9 l6 = ls town in Brazil.
My ii II is cape on the coast Of MAZDA.
.sscar;
Ny Is IA II - is town in France;
My l6 IA 3 7 Ia Is a town in Switzerland
My II II is an island in the Atlantic
My II II , is Il city in Asia;
My whole Is the name OF Roman king.
ZWE.
BPAnswer next week,
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AHsrer 10 Rebasof last nctk Saus, Adicn, Mir.
TOR, umbcr, Eve, Lady--Alaking Samu,i aud Saf.
ftE.
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CIIARADE.

NV frs, is eqnahty. my second infrriori,y, and
my whole superiority.
lTAnswer nexi week.
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A"soer to Questign list Of last week A. %. d.
&C. and {. s..
To Question 2d-G.
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AHswc to AHagIomE Of Inst ,oeek
J. Sweetheart. ,. fcutcutlury.
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Aaurey 10 the ArisAnetie4 Question Of last
usfk Fill
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YOUTHS DEPARTMENT
s.Leslsd from TIE .salarIap coml.r.

Antcsr 70 he Geoyropiieai Eatgma Of last
ussk; ETY. BIOLOGICAL DICTIONARY
SoLUrIoNs-IdIlc; Germany; Clayton; Macon +,
Lima Moore; Her Tyroli Clear, Don Mad.id
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AHsrer 10 The CAarade Of last ueck FElEsD
sutP.
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NAMES OF WINES GEOGRAPHICALLY EX.
nnIFSGEn

l. A soldiers habiiation; 1. An island in the At
2 A sailors desire; lantic;
3. Counterfeit agony; 5 A province in France
6. 4 high hill.
,.,aL
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Ivarrantee Deeds for sale al Mis OGce.
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CoNUNDRUMs.

IL Answer ncS, week.
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RIDDLE.

TAnswer next week.
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A DISTRESSING AFFAIR The Baltimore Clipper

DISTRESSING AFFAIR The Baltimore Clipper
notices the death Of beautiful young lady, in the
western part Of that city, caused by blows from sister,
while under temporary excitement The Clipper says
-" appears that the two young ladies' boarded with
their brother law in West Lexington street, where
GUS and vrtuous and highly respectable. young
had Tor some time been paying attention to the eldest Of
the two; and understand engaged to be married
to her in two months time This opposed not only
by the younger sister but also by her and
family but apparently without effect; and evening,
ed on her to church. On their return the family had
tired but after knocking at the door awhile II was opened
by her brother in law, who the young about
to step in seized him by the collar when, OF course
fracas ensued which ended In unpleasant words be
tween the young lady and her sister and brother naw
the.next neighbors, remained all night The next NOR.
nnE she proceeded in the back way to the basement OF
the dwelling Of her brothenlaw for the purpose Of
procuring iron and coal with which TO heat IT,
intending the time take them TO the house where she
had remained the previous night She overheard,
however by her younger sister who down stairs and
demanded what she wanted, TO which she replied her
iron and Of the coal This denied her-she as
Serted that nasmuch she had paid for portion OF IT,
she entitled to It, and should take A. and was in the
oct Of gathering II Of barrel in which had been
slowed when, unfortunately the younger sister, in the
IT. gave her two heavy blows OH the head stunning her
severely and producing o slight bleeding al the nose
The lady residing next door, with whom she remained
the previous night hearing her scream receiving the
first blow her relief and Immediately took her into
her house in swooning condition. Medical advice was
obtained In the evening" when found that her brain
had been seriously affected by the blows She remained
in nfrl condition for about two weeks, at times
iecty derious and Thursday night her gentle spirit
took its eternal fight 10 another world"
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GREENroRT, L. l., Aug 2, 1874.
Acknowledgements Greenpor INDICATED from the
Charge of Whiggery, Niggery, and Infemper-
dnce.
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Dallas and Democracy
Clay and Coonery-
Frelinghuy and Federalism!
AFT The Barre Gazette suggests that, although
Mr.. Frelinghuysen is the candidate for the vice
presidency, Mr.. Clay is the uice candidate tor the
presidency Saratoga Sentinel.
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HARVARD ALUMNI The Grafton before the
Alumni OF Harvard University will be delivered at
Cambridge on Tussday the 27th Of August by the Hon
Judge White Of Sacsitcr which the Society will dine
tsgsshsr In their Hall Ssism Observer,
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WHALE SHIrs- There are now thirty-nine whale
ships IN port AT New Bedford, discharging and re-
fitting; ID at New Londonj at Nantucket; at saghar
bor and at Stonington. There six ships now alb
sent from New Bedford which have been out than
four years,
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND,
THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-Daily Nswspapsr-pub-
hed day Of the New Years Day Fourth
Of July Price cents copy-or 81 per nun-posage
pad-cash in advance
The WEEKLY HERALD-pubshed every Saturday
moming-price Ga per copy s. II per annum-post
ages paid, cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS informed that the circulation Of the
Herald is THIRTY.FIVE THOUSAND and increasing
fast has the largest circulation Of any paper IN this city
the wsrd, and is therefore, the best channel for business
in the city country Prices modsrate-cash in advance
PRINTING Of all kinds executed the moderate price,
and in the elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
PROPRIETOR OF THE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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he Major part Of the following may be put dow

OF these however, the Donegal Carnatic, and Sultan
and two others are perhaps not worth repair,
ing.
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Naval Armament Of England and France.
The following is a list Of the vessels comprising
the British and French Navies:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-14

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