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The New York herald., 1844-10-19
BEACON COURSE-RACING.

THE FALL MEETING of 1874, win commence Wed
S..a October Esd ysates gs,attng and continue three
FRS, Dsytrspr eofs Purse $780, Mile Heats, for three
ss%s Dsyss o'clock fpss $500 Three Mile Hsa f.
fsSs RsT SssIss a' a' ,as,, = 'I'a
X esss F9ns s,sS for h,;:s
fR ;yoa; ey o si Purse $780, fire.. for Al horse.
u :'SS; Sos II Fas sS $685. ss ss fore ii Hi
s.s. ss. place shss s "a sf Ss s Rs
ims 70 attend his An Of the Stables from
ss v"s mS fda c s ssS s e e% s s.
ss ssa saS sfs ss' Others
from the south expected These stables together h the
caaE Eash0n wh" S %f Regent % hss % day
ing At the north Tor sew, raj years
either purse should be walked for, but half the
The o%owns % swss,skes ar open to s come Of dS5qs the
500 added By the fopsor Mile Heats %
added BY the opeso Three Nile sss Is
Both The aboye and close Smiths, the Even
inv Of the 2ad Oct. at 10 o'clock
Course Stables aud viii Be furnished gans. oirc
DISBROw'S RIDING SCHOOL,
No 408 BOWEKY,
Nh D. has the honor Announce that his schools open
~ Day and Evening, for Equestrian Tuition and Exercise
Riding.
TERMS:
LECTURE LESSONS. EXERCISE RIDING.
l6 Lessons SIS 90 Mouth. $l2 90
10 .......... Ia 90 40 Rides -. -. 10 20
Single Lessons. s$ sinsl. IS
B-Hshy trained and quiet Horses. for the Road or
Parade, TO let.
EVENING
l2 Lessons 81 % 20 Rides $40 90
Single /" ............ 90 single Ride. rs
RI tLkS:
d-All Lessons or Rides raid Tor on commencing
IL DR. in he
3.-One hour aud half To a Lesson the Road
4-Hours for Ladies, from A. NJ. 10 I. NJ.
3Hours for Gentlemen from to s. and from TO 81 r. NJ.
6-No Gentlemen admitted during the hours appropriated
Ladies.
card Of address is requested previous commencing.
~ Gentlemen keeping their horses this will
have the privilege Of riding them IN the School gratis
OILS lmsrc
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CHANGE OF RESIDENCE,
TO TAILQRS


THE Second Edition Of Stipemets celebrated work
ting ssnents of every description in style Of elegance
who avail themselves Of the great advantages to de-
ved from the Of the instructions contains would do well
sgua i eesan, diagram. o ali the y.foa.
o. garments the day with full and ample
ng w % an m.a ad
10 the merits Of the book:-
s sasssned @ being practically acquainted with Mr. sne
" as work complete and practical
caton 70 cutting superior TO heretofore published either
r Henry Son. Daniel Gutter, staat. q Banker, Charles
nos n W. tTyen Co., T. Horner James Daily, John
The above Obtained Of the author No Broadway
RARNHILL's INDELIBLE INK.--The mper,ony this
Marking ,s Ink now yer, generally by the
apmber Of whom have already tested may be by their
and have pronounced superior to any other
The whole process Of marking may be completed in three
called rssp s.%Ss %Sspsh sss sS S .
/" POTTS LINS WSo,.,.Il \ hIAHbRIs,;, bSl.s;,..
No any Market street, fhialsIphia
tProm the United states Gazette, OF March 3th:)
articles hsr line ba.ns % as Grassst nan an admsbs n
use commend itself to he regard Of those who like TO set
mark thsr apparel and would like that mark and
plain.
from the Editors 9f the North American of March otb
g,sen. Il S for sale By Mesrs Potts Linn Harris No.
tCopy OF an advertisement Of April isth.)
bAnrHLLs lSpELrBLE rHJus! received, supply Of this
sAant 1t equal il superior to any made in the United
Aso1DrT, Medicines, Paints, ACIDS, Dye stuns, var
n~e" ExSNSFR 'S's e HSRFfR II a3'i ''o's''
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"THE STARR "THE STAR" "THE STAR"
"a LIsrgNAR RID STREET. rEAE BROADWAY
NOV that the Winter Campaign has in reality arrived tbs
~ subscriber (popretor Of the above will
up al houn Of the day dsvsning until u p NJ s
following dishes and reiishes -
Beef Steaks; Kidneys;
Nation Chops; Poaehed Eggs;
Pork do. Rare bs;
Corsd Beef Pickl-d Tonguestl
Ham and Eggs sardines;
Boiled Ham; Sausagesi
Fried do; Tea and Cofbs;
DO Bacon
Thres furnished rooms sut,be for references clubs pr
pare. always ready and the best Of wasls engaged for
their especial accommodation; .
N. B.-Lunch on the table daily q u A. M:
s2s Inns JOHN H. WOODGATE.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
THE CHIEF VIRTUES OErTHE TRIO OPHEROUS,
j Patent Msdicated Compound, are
Its bracing, strengthening and clarifying qualities.
Q. Its gently stimulating the action Of the skin.
Its producing and reaction bulb
particularly the pulp which receives the vessels and
giving life and vigor TO the hair
4. rs equalizng the circulation Of the fluids.
skin from the effects Of respiration scur
and dandruf, and disposing the hair 10 curl.
And its frequent will the hair beauty and
health to the latest period Of life
Gaqtous advice given disease connected with the hair
the Hair Cutting Rooms, LAG Broadway up sai. of
Liberty street st9 lmeec
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SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS

NDoo kegs srtrs qvsy Pare Leaf Lard so, AL, IN o,.
- suit purchasers, BY Y. X CoTtiSS co c5 wv
'''ro N.sosl snssG
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ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
SHIPPING AGENCY AT LIVERPOOL

AIENCI Al l<lt EhfOOL
~ HAsNpsr Co., Of Boston and New York, hereby
nounce that MgssRs ADAMS Co.. Of No. Court street. Bos
ton and Wall street, New York our aqthori1ed Asens
70 act Tor Shipping and Forwarding American Agents
ensure the reception OF goods ~ Lvep2ol and the for
werdng OF the part Of England France &c &c
MEssRs. ADAMS 4 CO..
e thar several Ofces, a. follows:-
SSS6 ss. ss hssau: w.sas,ss
No Gheanut street, Philad No e Fourth st. PIts6uH
Ne Is sheuchet st. Norwich. NJ l;5 Msp st. We5ss:tsr
Liverpool May 1, 1884,
WILMER SMITH take this opportunity Of stating 70
Merchants Brokers' importers and Others resident in every
Tor the instant and express despatch Of packages parcels specie
&C. passing through Liyeo? for Boston New York and all
e other cities in the United States and Canada and that that
department Of their business
WILMER SMITH have made arTanssments with Mesu.
ADAMS CO., BY which all Goods passing through their
e, will have the immediate and punetua attention Of their
and viii thereby Se free from delay and high charges ''A
ssy NJ ''s .i as sy a:g:
TWJkHIIhlhBs Wk I l;s 4 S5TTrh sM5Ths EyGLIsH EXPRESSES
private Expresses and from London with important nte
gsncr frequently performing the entire journey 2lO miles, in
sA HOURS offer TO the American Public and Govemmast
will ali occasions be most faithfully delivered BY te own
.S %.s q ISso" and @ SSu z Wr iysf 4 the
tow N America, prepared TO afford any information upon th
subject and secarty for the due performances ali such
business as nav be entrused his Liverpool
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ID. M. PEYSER u co.
No. 60 John street and 800 Broadway.

d. NJ. PEYSEK & Co
No. 90 John street and 800 Broadway.
HAVE received by arrivals and keep constantly
hand large and tasteful selec Of French
German articles for Embroidery and Fancy Goods which they
offer for sale at wholesale and retail, VIZ
Berlin Zephyr Worsted German Worsted, Canvas Floss
Silk, Chenille and variety of other articles for Embroidery
french fsIse Twist, shaded and plain; Gilt and Syered
Beads Pure OAnsns Bracelets, Jet Combs and Bracelets
Wr B'ets GI, and Steel Clasps for Bags and Purse.
Tasssls, Necklaces, Slices, Sc
glendid assortment Of all kind Of Tassels Chenille Cord
and Gheale -
hmst9iderd su,pende. aad susp~ndrr Trimmings Silk
htiez '' = - ~~ - fAe
OILED SILK french manufacture white yellow and grow
The New York herald., 1844-10-19

blGGARS REPOSITORY OF FINE ARTS
MoDEhT fsNUHAVlNGS Of all sizes, plain and colored,
suitable lor the publisher artist or cusctor Come
skstch1 ny Cnksnank, Seymour,
LA cen dozen % several dollars each likewise line az.
sornent 81 rare PRNTs after such ceebr.ted masters s
hsPnasi tSubens, beghem Cuyp, Tenes Barolloxzi &r
- ? 9-l -ns--r.ns- 1ln.nl or .sehsnsed s2i In IN
EAPhksS PRlCEs KEDuCED-The sab.en nbrrx nav-
u reduced ne Express all small packages M law
and other documsntx, from 20 q cents rsr paekays
from this ciy 70 Buffalo aud tbs Intermediate ponls Aso
through Wells Co.'s Express from Buffalo TO Chcnao AZ "a
cents per package from this city 70 Chicago, and interedl
as LIVINGSTON WELLS & poA,ERoy.
- A. LAcusrE. .ianuseturor And Importer OF Fnugss
Broadway his No. IS Walker street,
where his eustomer and the ladies' general will always find
anne assortment OF the above the
rms t'-ns,ai TRIMMINGS made 20 o,a~r s2s ms re
SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS
VIE Subscriber wishes make known the Public that
maeh OF the Biscuit and Crackers which sold In this
nv ~ te above names, entirely different from the Sods
ana sugar tracke made at his Bakery which have
,o ase1 oy aysds particularly those who suffer from ind
r., W noie than twenty with the best results
wm's tie maon which be for less price, though
N'ap sood lof peIson health wholly unit for the
tyh Inc ABOVE Biscuit and Crackers, also Butter Biscuit
me pIsea. DutuI CIscken, Wafer Crackers, Pilot and
nieae al ~ ,ns nrst quality, Constantly for sale at
Verr~n STREET EPHRA iii m, m VA fSiyETIi W
@'-<ftD " ''Se.
D,oo kss. sns quality Pare Js.f LsJdoJ sale in lots
smh rufcnsssn, by Y, <. CCLLINs co.
''s' k.souA nsssG
The New York herald., 1844-10-19

SALT AND FISH sToRE-4oo barrel, HALIFAX No.
W salmon.
Loo bels Nos and Macksrel. 600 halfdo DO do do.
100 do No. Ness Shad.
20 half bbs No Saybrook 3had.
BOO bbls Cod and Scale Fish.
400 do No. Gib'd HeninsR.
1900 boxes Scale do
1000 It's Smoked salmon.
800 Kits Soused do
200 do Sounds and Tongues.
1000 ats Cod Fish, suitable for shipping
1000 sacks Ashton's Salt
100 bbis American Salt.
1000 DoIessDigby Herring.
100 quarter barrels salmon.
For sale in lots 70 suit purchasers, by
NELSON, WELLS 4 CO.,
OIL lmeec 81 Usy street
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[Copied from the Charleston Msrcury1
We insert the following ,emarks Of obrvant taveller
" Pavilion Hutei, Charleston, s. G.
, 70 tho'e VINO can appreciate G nvenence comfort and
eleaulnsa 4ue nd lubrious iocality-a tab. supplied
with III. choicest produce of he naketinas and qu
enable ity and avor-cv and orderly
and Courteous aud attentive hoswe beg strongly
commend SoJoun the Pavilion oeln Of Meeting
and nisel g eets, kept by Mr.. }. Csssford Her"
01 SiA In
The New York herald., 1844-09-26
MONEY MARKET.


The stock market continues very much depressed
Quotations from day to day change but trifassr cent
Prices for fances range very low compared with previous
periods and from this fact conclude that the the next
speculations that como up must 6nd large margins for
operations At the Old Board to-day Long Island, New
Jersey, Harlem, Norwich and Worcester Farmers
Trust, Reading Railroad, Pennsylvania 5s and Ohio 6s
closed firm at yesterdays prices. Canton went down
and sonington advanceda There very little busi
done at these prices and operators sppsa to be
tmd, and little disposed to make transactions This
feeling in connection with the existing aspect Of po
cal matters the present state of the stock market
Msney continues very abundant Tho amount OF capital
adoat seeking employment was greater, and the
current rste Of interest reduced The
OF this state of things is the very limited de-
mand for money compared with the accumulation in
this market from the commercial speculative classes
The present quiet times is something very unusual at
this Of the year. The total absence Of all spscu
la,ion-even in stocks-and tho limited wants for
money ong the merchants have caused the great
cumulaton Of capital in the vaults Of the banks and in
the hands Of private capitalists and the very low of
interest. Offers daily made ia Wall street to Ioaa
large amounts on two three and four months at
four per cent interest These offers from banks
situated in the Interior, whose movements not
6ned to their localities These offers made through
agents. to the leading brokers here and demand from
this source many hanks in tho country depend upon 10
make moderate dividends. There is hardly bank in
the interior Of this State which has not portion of its
means and in the hands Of brokers in this city
loaned for the purpose Of speculation Not in every
three OF the banks OF the interior wanted in the
ncghborhood of their locality The business operations
of the interior do require the many banks with which
they surrounded They are very great evil and
seize every opportunity to fstsn themselves upon tho
agricultural CLASSES whose ruin they very often conirve
to produce. To extend their movements beyond the limit
ell wants Of THAR immediate vicinity the banks CON-
PEELED establish agencies in this city for the purpose OF
sfec,ipg loans with the brokers any other class OF
operaors<hat may be in want Of facilities very large
portion Of the capital offered in Wall street by private
houses from the banks OF the interior, and the
anxiety to make loans induces thc to pscs The rate Of
interest fraction below that established from time 10
time, by tho banks d ihecy TIE honks here full
Of paper The demand has recently been quite Iorga
from the ante classes and the Of paper in
the banks quite large the law allows the safety OF
credits requires. As banks refuse 10 make
loans long there 10 demand the brokers obtain
largs;snouns romA Adsyaoiasy, on stock securities
The New York herald., 1844-09-26

LEAD PIPK--NKw SPEcEs.--We have been
shown h by Mr. T. ". hoowber' beautiful u, article
surface, which he 10 now manufacturing at 22l
West street, by process lately secured to him by
letters patent. From the opinions Of chemists and
physicians, it has long been believed that poi
Croton water with mere lead, while with tin no
such danger is to be apprehsnded. Efforts haye
heretofore been made to remedy these objections
this purpose distinct process was practised after
the pipe had been formed in the ordinary manner;
but the great expense and uncertainty attendant
upon this method, has hitherto prevented its intro
ever, are all obviated by Mr.. Lowber, his pipe
eing offered at the price charged for the
ordinary article, and the method OF manufacture
lnsurng 10 perfection. Specimens have been lett
at our office for examination, or may be seen at
the American Institute.
The New York herald., 1844-09-26
Convention Of the Episcopal Church for
the Diocese OF New York.

the DlOCeAe OF New 10TH
The Convention Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church for this diocese commenced itssession yes
terday forenoon, at 10 o'clock, in st. Johns
Church, which, between ministers and visiters,
was well filled.
Divine service performed, in which the Rev. Mr..
Southgate, Rev. Dr.Wainwright and Rev Dr. Lye took
part and a preached BY Rev DR. Hgbie, Assist
Corinthians 18th chapter first second and third
Having for ts subject Charity defined and ncucated
BY ST. Paul in the notable passage composing the text
the discourse evidently and sklluy adapted 10 i'm
part high views OF the unity, sancty and authority OF
the Church. All the rights and ceremonals-all the
prayers and homilies every doctrine and rule OF dic
pine no sad we're Instrumental in the hands and made
subservient to the will Of od in the great
end Of divine love to the world upon which hang all the
awand the prophets Hence the importance OF obedisncs
and reverence TOR the organization OF Gods Church;
hence necessity for that for 1t, the want OF
which led the Church Of Cornth int error, herssy,
and schism, and blinded their eyes that they
regarded it less Of divine than q temporal
institution, which they modified changed appropriated
and parted to crafty their uDhey and hepraved instincts
found for church authority, exhibited by
the corinthians, DR. Higbe dwelt pointedly upon the
prevalence oil sects and divisions which have e. out
oil 1T the OF arrogant and teachers who but
pervert and thwar the love OF Godhat principle which
inspired the host OF heaven and who represent the divine
glory ofthe gospel Of love by the dull and twinkng
pers OF their own weak and sehismac tenets DIR Hig
bic concluded his discourse by exhorng his hearers TO
study the writings OF Paul, in imitation Of whom he was
not ashamed to the risk OF mourning the charge OF
Journalism candid vndcaon OF the views he had set
forth in his He listened to throughout with
profound attention.
The Holy Communion then administered, after
which the Convention adjourned over till this morning
The New York herald., 1844-09-26
Citv Intelligence.


Lower Police Omce.-SErr 25 -ANAuLr az A
Can On Tuesday night, cab driver who had been
engaged by MIR Henry Doane Of the Cusomhouse made
most desperate assault that gentleman with the butt
end Of heavy whip After hard fight the son Of Jebu
arrested and taken 10 the tombs, whers-he
miitei default of $500 bail His name Is Thomas Fin
ney ali az Bill Phesney.
Coroner's Omce.-SFPT. 26--A SuIoipr was cem-
mittet Tuesday night, by young female named Or
ssia Hayes who resided at all, 18th street She took
dose o laudanum and medical cid was resortcd to- but
without avail, os she died at midnight.
The other case was that Of Margaret Moore a colored
girl, aged ~ who found this morning dead In her
bed shs resided al NO 81 Elizabeth street. and had been
previously In tho spjoymeds Of apparent good hesh.
The New York herald., 1844-09-26

VINO is RooRBAcK I've have heard many in
quries of late as to the existence and Whereabouts
Of Roorback. We understand that he has been at
the Astor House for several days past, and that he
Is long, sallowiaced loaier-looking fellow, with
shocking bad hat" seedy clothes, and long nine
in his mouth. II is generally supposed that Roor-
back is the man that abducted Morgan. But this
and many other strange mysteries will be develop.
ID in the next volume Of his "trsycls," which is
forthcoming lmnc distely
The New York herald., 1844-09-26

NIsLo's.-Mr Holland performs this evening in
two of his celebrated characters Bon Bon in the Opera
OF the National Guard and Job in the Pet of the Petit
coats Mr.. Mitchell appears also in the Pet Zephy the
dancing master The theatre Is enclosed and every
rangeme made for tho comfort OF visitors the
ings become cool.
tbs CIRCUS is now the great resort of strangers.
The performances are unequalled for beauty and
variety Mrs. Cole and Mrs. Cullen both ride this eve
Mug.
The New York herald., 1844-09-26

THE LAST FAIR AT PARIS, IN MAY AND JUNE,
1874 Tho Paris journal La Presse, estimates at
turers in making an exhibition Of their goods, and
the sales OF them at twenty millions Of dollars; and
at profit of ten per cent. Thirty nine hundred
persons contributed to this exhibition. About
three hundred thousand persons from the country
visited the fair.
lS44.-The real property Of France is valued at
eight thousand millions OF dollars, and the income
from it at three hundred millions OF dollars.
The New York herald., 1844-09-26

The WEATHER AND THE CRoPs.-T The autumn is
now fairly set in Yesterday morning there was
considerable frost the adjacent country and fires were
found comfortable in the morning and evening We
have several weeks without rain, and the earth
extremely dry The crops however. well secured
he ahnn ant Fruits very 6ne, plenty
and cheap great portion of the potato crop, however,
which prevails generally throughout the country. The
price has advanced considerably but do not think the
advance will be sustained as the consumption will be
smaller many persons declining to eat potatoes at ALL
under the apprehension of their bad effect We would
mention caution to others that of neghbors
lost several ne hogs by feeding them with diseased pota
tatoss.-Nsv Hapen Herald, Sept ~.
The New York herald., 1844-09-26

Mr. WEBsTRRs MovRMENTs.--It is doubted
whether MIR. Webster will speak at the whig mass
meeting in Philadelphia to be held next week. He
has not arrived here it was repored-at the last
accounts he was at Boston. We hear that two
commissioners or diplomats have been sent on to
Boston to prevail upon him to visit Philadelphia
II successful, the "great statesman' will probably
pass through this city on Saturday or Monday-he
does not travel on Sunday--he generally dimes on
chowder when he can get it.
The New York herald., 1844-09-26

THE CoTToN CRoPs. We learn from plante RS
cultivating the hill land Of some portions of this
county that the has become very destructive cat
ing up destroying whole fields Of the growing rpsn
ing crop We observe accounts Of similar destruction
in many of the counties in Alabama Our informant in
this county thinks he will loose fifty bales out Of crop
Of 500 bales We should be glad to hear from plant
ing friends in each section Of this portion of the State
relative to the OF the operations Of these desruc
tive little inseots--Natchsx Eree Trader, Sept II.
The New York herald., 1844-09-26

90 VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS, FOR THE RA
dcal cure gonorrhga gleet seminal emissions and oil
mocopurulen discharges from the urethra These pills
the result OF twenty years. experience in the Hospital de
Charlie in Paris pronounced by their celcbia aed in
ventor Professor Vepeau nisible remedy for sl
diseases ,of the urethra They effect cure N much
shorter time than any other remedy without ainng The
breath, dssgr reeing with the stomach confinement
from business Price, 81 per box Sold ct the College Of
Medicine and Pharmacy, o5 Nassau street
w. s. RICHARDSON, M D., Agent.
The New York herald., 1844-09-26

ANOTHER NAH. IN THEIR COFFIN. The CONNER
ciat Aduerfiser, which acted as sort Of tender to
the Herald in bringing the "natives'' into power,
the faith of their solemn promises Of reform, has
AT length come out against them, and denounces
their faithessness and folly in terms Of merited Sc
verify. This is another nail in the coffin Of this
silly, weak, intolerant and faithless party.
The New York herald., 1844-09-26

ACCIDENTAL two o'clock yesterday, coored
man, name unknown, voluntarily leaped into the
water, at the Catharine Ferry, Brooklyn. lie
sank, and nothing more was seen Of him. 1t does
not appear that any efforts were made to save the
unfortunate man
The New York herald., 1844-09-26

Dgs- THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAi
SAfARILLA, GENTiAN AND sARsAFRAS, prepeisd
by the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy
tanshed for the suppression of 4uackery This refaed
and highly concentrated extract possessing all the pn
lying qualities and curative powers Of the above herbs
superior any extract Of sarsapara at present betofa
the public, and may ba relied certain remedy for
oil diseases arising rom impure state OF the blood
such scroiula, salt rheum ringworm, blcches pin
plss ulcers pain in the bones joints nodes cutonoous
eruptions ncerased throat any disease arising
from the secondary efecs Of syphilis njudcious
OF mercury.
Sold in single Bottled, ut. .... 10 cents each
n Gases OF hnifa-dozen Bottles, So so
!" one dozen 8 90
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union
NJ RA very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
Office Of the College, IS Nassau street.
W 3. RICHARDSON nj. D. Agent.
The New York herald., 1844-09-26

90 l AM AUTHORISED TO APPOINT AGENTS
OF good standing throughout the United States fer the
sale of Backwels Ant Acrd Tincure end Scotch Rene
vator Terms made known by applying to II 8. Bernard
Nassau street New York general authorized agent for
the United States This valuable medicine FOR vsnerss
disease, 10 for sale by W. W. Page, agent fer Boston ;
Backus Bull Troy, and DR.. I. stilman agent fer New
0rleons
The New York herald., 1844-09-26

CUSTOM HOUSE APPOINTMENTS. We have re-
ceived great many complaints about certain re-
cent Custom House appointments. What is the
matter? Who has caused them?
The New York herald., 1844-09-26

o0- RARE CHANCE is NOW OFFERED FOR
purchasing splendid article ef Cologne and imported
Say Water at II Courtland street. very low Quart bet
Ties 1h cenfs
The New York herald., 1844-09-26

my- ALL RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS, CoNTRAC
ted cords and muscles stiff joints dwellings sprains and
weak limbs positively and permanently cured by tho
of the Indian Vegetable Elixir and Linmelt These
are that cannot be disputed established in the face of
the deepest peudces now oil people who prefer can be
cured the above diseases Hundreds have used these
articles and they have failed in single instance
10 knowledge to cure. Price $lsold at 81 Court
landt at.