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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-19
AUGUSTA, GEo, Oct. Is, 1874.

am a Wing, but not a politician. Ihave
no fondpess for the profession; it is outof my
regular sphere Of action, and lie, furthermore,
both proftless and troublesome. But still
the fire burns within me, when / witness the
barefaGed designs Of treason to our country
that are broached by the democrats Of Georgia
and Carolina.
Said Gen. McDufie within my hearing to
-day--"Before High Heaven | proclaim il.
that the non repeal Of the Yanke Wing Tariff!
Of 1914 viii witness the secession Of South
Carolina, the disuni0n Of her Southern sister
States, and the formation Off Southern Con-
lederacy, upon which win fall The g~ent1est
d9ws Of Heaven, that will cause her plains Is
blossom like the rose, and her cities 10 rise 10
the wealth and grandeur Of London, Paris,
and New York"
What a theme for an American mind i!
What a commentary upon the principles of
the man, and the party that supports him
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-19

The Saw Mil Establishment, erected by the
Mexican Gulf Railway Company, on Bayou
Loutre, about two miles from Proctor's plan
tation, the dwelling houses, stables, other
buildings, improvements and machinery be-
longing to said establishment, as well as the
right and title of said Mexican Gulf Railway
Company to claim d prescription Of the land
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-19

ADOPTED CITIZENS, READ THIS!
Tire Republican of yesterday had a long
communication over the signature Of an {" =
dopted citizen which is addressed to the ma.
turaIized citizens who have sought a home in
our country, in which the following delectable
paragraph occurs
"lf, at The forthcoming election, you remain
silent, or give the enemy [Ate Wigs sue
cor, directly or indirectly, then you are the
craven, base born wretches which they repre-.
sent you to be, inferior to the negroes, and
stupid as the mules, as one of their orators in
you to be p
Such is the language addressed to every
naturaltzed citizen, who dares to vote for Hen
ry Clay, used by some miserable locofoco. 1t
needs no comment, aud we make none, we on
ly ask every na'uratized citizen 10 read it, and
then say if the party which denounces him as
'igterio1 10 negroes is worthy ofhis support
TrODic 23d,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-19

wing gam q D,oVo'
The legislature is completely revolutions
lied. The wings have the Senate, for the
first time III six years--their majority in that
body will not be less than four and in the
house from TEN to FOURTEEN. Thus secur-
ing a wing Senator in Congress in the place
Of that noted ]locofoco aboliiionist, Benjamin
Tappan. ONE HUNDRED CHEERS FOR
lHIO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-19

The returns from this State ara more g]o
rious thanswas anticipated by the most san
puine. Seven more counties are to be heard
from. which gave a democratic majority Of
2l3 in 1912 and tie present wing majority in
the counties heard from is 1866 against
1929 democratic majority in 1912, making a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-19

Vines! Come up tonight at the Church.
Tendays more before the crisis. Let us keep
On our araior, and be ready for tie contest.
Let us not forget that e]toraal vigilance is the
price ofIiberty.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-19
NOTICE

O'@~| -NII1J AfIWF
w. B. Rouge, Oct. 26th 1914.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-19

100 Aolasses barres for sale By
r. BEAi.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-19

T Tie locos Jay That Mr, Polk Il ii favor
of a iaritffar revenue INSTRUMENTATION for
protection. Here is a letter written BY him.
andpublishcd during the canvass between him.
Gov. Jones:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-19

"a. P. DAVIS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-19

oIIcF Fuln0us t@PeIiHtHta OF INC IPHuTo9U
administrations which have plunged us into
disgrace and ruin ~ qeyeral years past, and
rally round those firm and bold advocates Of
The paohls's rights and the protectors 81
AuERicAs rather than BR1Tisn industry
Clay and Ffelinghuyser.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-19
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

II, ", 70 Lilly 5HETlH.
Oct. 5th, IS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-19

instead II encouraging The British panPers.
Elgao who pretend hat The Tariff protects
hut .one branch while it iniares the others, %
1ot treat tile question fairly. American citf
zans and frecmen ! will you bear the stigma
that yCfr manufacturers Eannn manufacture
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-19

d. SHEFPIl51
Oct. 26 8. No. IS 1914.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-19

G And, on the same day, at the same time
and place, and by virtue of the same cited 9th
section of the same act Of March 18th, 1914,
will be offered at public sale, by J. B. BIache
and P. E.. 1'ricou, auctioneers, the following
ln.n.:hnI rrnnnrtr IL nit
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-19
SIGNS IN MISSISSIPPI.

MINNIE IT8 WT51I0l1Ti Il
The following, which we find in@tfe last
number Of Che Vlcksburg Wing, affords one
OF the saTast indieationd ofthe onward progress
Of true Wing principles IL Mississippi, which
we have yet seen. Wherever home industry
and American labor Il encouraged, there our
cause IS sure TO BE IL a wholesome condi-
ton.
The New York herald., 1844-09-04
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
IMPORTANT TRIAL In BALTIMORE.
Charles r. TORY Arraigned.

Charles +. TORY Arraigned.
BALTIMORE September ,, ls4a.
JAMES GoRnoS BEsSETE- Esar
EDlroR rHE NKw YoRK HERALp:-
Some gentlemen connected with the Bar Of this city.
have suggested the desabeness of having the trial Of
Charles f. TORY, for aiding slaves to get TO the free
States, reported in your valuable paper. II commences
Wednesday next. September 4. Judges Taney and
Heath hold special term of the u Circuit Court for
the purpose. Mr. Torry's counsel are Nessrs Reverdy
Johnson and F. Gallagher OF this city; Gov William
II Seward of New York, Gen s. Fessenden of Portland
Maine and s. P. Andrews Esp of Boston, formerly Of
Texas Opposing counsel John Glenn Esq and others Of
this city.
The issues Of the trial involve the pery ernee Of sia
rey in Maryland and all the border States He charged
with aiding snndry slaves to escape to the free states
The questions involved are, Is it, be made fel
ony or other crime to from slavery, by
mere statute law ?" In discussing this point the whole
reons Of our government to slavery will be thoroughly
investigated Again, the inquiry whether slavery has
any legal erisnce. under the constitution in Mary
and Virginia. whether II exists by mere suferance and
the force OF CUSTOM the subject Of restrictive and sana
tory legislation like grog.shop or a New Orleans
gambling house." will be pursued TO its utmost limit
Again. all issues involved in the proracted correspon
dence between Gov. Seward Of New York, on the ons
hand and the six Governors Of Virginia on the other arc
to be brought before the Court for formal adjudication
You can easily that the will excite profound
sensation in the South and by close inquiry you will he
able to Judge of the interest felt In il in the North though
your exchange list has probably given you the
proceedings OF many Of the large public meet
ngs already held in relation to 1t. You will judge
therefore, that your admirable reporters will be able TO
special Of interest to your columns in
these dry times for editors.
The New York herald., 1844-09-04


The stock market remains very Aat The operations
are very limited and prices very feverish Quota
tions today little better than those ruling yesterday
Norwich and Worcester advanced II per csnt stoning
ton, d Long Island II; Canton, Ii Harlem, >; Pennsy
vania 5s Indiana, Ohio Us and Farmers Trust closed
firm at yesterdays prices; Illinois fell of l.
The PhGnix Bsnk Of Hartford, Conn, has declared a
dividend Of three dollars and y cents per share the
last six months, payable on the 5th inst
Anew counterfeit dollar note purporting 10 be Of
the Farmers Bank Of Mary payable at Easton has
been detected This counterfeit made payable to VIM.
Hughett, and dated April ls ls42 will be recoleced
that the counterfeit dollar note which made its ap
Peaance few months SINCE on the Parent Bank at
Annapolis The paper is much whittier than the genuine,
and the signatures and filling up badly done.
Spurious $780, the Bank Of Louisiana are in
circulation in New Orleans and may find their way
North They supposed to be altered from other
bankvignette, Arms of Tennessee with female Indian
the right margin, and the left medallion. The
backs red.
The travel railroads seems to increase as the
advances The annexed report Of the Erie Rail
road shows increase Of about twenty eight per cent
New YoRx AND ERIE RAILROAD.
Augr lS4s. Receipts from passengers, freight
Aug, ls44 Receipts from passengers freight @''' =
ahu maii. 1912 II
Increase in August, 1874. ....... S3,7s5 80
The mporations of foreign merchandise into the port
OF New York, for the month Of August 1884, exceeds
any previous month in the whole history our
cia affairs We the daily receipts Of duties Tor the
past two months-July and August =
krvENuE FROM CUSTOMS RECEIVED Ar THE PoRr OF New
YORK.
The New York herald., 1844-09-04
Died,

On Tuesday morning, Sd instant, Mr.. SAMUEL HAMS
Smith WoopwoRTH, aged s3 years, of the late
Samuel Woodwork, of this city.
The relatives and friends OF the family and the
bers Of Olive Branch Lodge No. 81 O Of O. f. are re-
specffuly requested TO attend his funeral this afternoon
O'Clock from the residence Of his mother Pearl ST.
On Tuesday, the Sd instant, WILLIAM RowE, aged 40
years.
His friends and those Of his brother Edward Rowe are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral this NJ
O'Clock, from No. SO Pineapple st Brooklyn
Suddenly, on Tuesday morning Cd instant, FREpERIcx
II. PirTMAN, in the Gath year of his age.
His acquantances and friends are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from the residence of his brother in
law Joseph Dillon, No 4 Johnson street. Brooklyn this
afternoon at o'clock The members Of Columbian En-.
gine Company No. IA are requested meet at O'Clock
precisely this afenoon at Mr. venn Is Ann street 10
attend his funeral
London papers please copy
On Sunday. the lst instant Mr. THOMAS YouNo in the
34th year Of his age.
The New York herald., 1844-09-04
Philadelphia.
FMIIWueIpulHs
Correspondence Of the Herald.
HARTwrLL'R HOTEL, PHILApslr


Tuesday, Sept. 3. l6a4.
Ma. BgNNETT-
DEAR Sin This delightful and elegant house seems
destined deserves to be selected the OF great
weddings in high life and great entertainments Two
things continue this One is, il has the mos,
splendid suite OF parlour and bedrooms opening each
other that be found in the country and the other is
the excellent in which the obging landlord, Mr.
Hartwell, conducts the establishment.
Last night the celebrated Cherokee Chief John Ross
married TO beautiful young Quaker girl aged only
~, named Mary b. staples, Of Wilmington Del The we'd
ding celebrated in what is called the Presidents par
lour The bride richly ared in white lace. and was
attended by her fair sister, and niece OF John Rosss
bridesmaids and given away by her brother The
celebrated bridegroom dressed in the height OF the
fashion and attended by come six or seven OF his
sons and daughters by former wife or wives
He appeared in high gec during the ceremony. He is
about years Of age and stands five feet inches
He gave MIR. Hartwell carte blanche TO prepare
magnificent wedding feast and better was never served
up any where The happy couple less absienious
than John Tyler and his wife and retired about II
O'Clock and In the bedroom that the President pass
ed his wedding night but did make their a,rear
ance breakfast until about Hereafter may send
you further particulars Of the banquet
Yours, A.. G.
The New York herald., 1844-09-04

schr Mary Augusta. Parker. FROM Richmond with coal 10
- ' =
sehr Emblem Pierce. days from Norfolk with potatoes to
schr Cashier. Phillips, days from Virginia with potatoes
to master. ' - '~'
schr Exit Johnson days from Virginia with wood 10 The
e' ' S'' - -
TO master. '''e'a' ~" "~'
schr Eliza Meserole Sanders, from Virginia with wood 10
sehr Mary Gallant carman from Virginia with potatoes
schr Lafayette Tyler days from Virginia with potatoes
schr Spy Cannon days from Virginia with corn and -four
To master. ' ~ - - .'
70 w. j. Mckee. ~ ~'
sehr Tibe5us Tibbets II days from Calais with lnmber
schr Fame Brown 10 days from Cherryfed with lumber
The New York herald., 1844-09-04

=, ARFNNr n 90 ratropiyed by the Courts Of France
ID and Belgium, o. u Place yendome, Paris nye the
and those OF The cy New York particularly that they will
open branch Of their well known and ishonabe Millinery
hment az Thursday the 18th Of september the
corner o Broadway and Grand street entrance No IA Grand
Te branch in this city will be under the Immediate sulern
endncc of one the prime e ladies Of the ras house The
ade ~ respectfully solicited visit the saloons where they
viii always ind every recherche article in the millinery line
from Paris by the Packets as they arrive. ~
Ps They would also inform those engaged in the millinery
business the principal cities OF the Union, that all articles
connected with their business and the latest fashions can be
applied previous their being opened 10 the public IN this CITY
Orders punctually attended 70. 81 2wnT
The New York herald., 1844-09-04
NIisceiianeous Record.

sa,% s%'sss e s.sa., and caances during the
Ss,ss fssm '' ''s%'' Asf'- Sfs - S'is' r's 8
foreign ls brig. and las .ehr. were British
Clearances; Ships. Bargues Brgs. schrs sIoops Total
fFSast%,''' fS,sisn, : ss 3 e, ~ 81 81
OF 3; Fg g sS rs
Noryessnhe two latter cleared via CITY Point and Rich
Gd Besides vessels g. above 20 Por'sG the Royal Mail Steamer
bs The cedona cleared sailed on The siS The
Acadia arrived ON the 10th and cleared on the lst
WhaIemen.
Arr Edgartown aoh ut lily Kneeand, NYork purchased
d Ga q. Ns% S.ss s sa %ss as w Grant
Bas ts s sPssa %oso% @S fss sB 'S" her
Spoken.
Clyde British steamer for Havana Aug a. lat IS so lon
American New Orleans for Genoa July a. lat 3e lon
Foreign Ports.
& Aps PS oy yS so NSw %
Luke Ports.
BuFFAac Aug s.Ars Franklin and ssndSsky De,5o In
aSsii@ ss"'oS aa% %a;g ca
kueR T6do WSas ssd.y G Ja
@ To% oesaSd@s5 esaS P s,da e Al c
a ns4 nS Ge ana d Asa Tsss sS
SD 25th Lycoming, Woodbury. Georseown; Cain Means,
S Ss @ q 81 sE
s ssS saS ssS ''
PHILADELPHIA S ;ssSy ssSy ss S%s'i's Fs.'
6, Hsv 1is %.. ee:y esa.y Of %s Gs Ass
ssse ws wH"s Abbot bssy s.1,s f.; STS os
Ss E.el M a.s.a,, A es Rappssa" A
mock; Ireland. somers Julia, Yanguder; MaRoney,
fSTs' nsr Gd %ss hsss ss
SE ' ai s' fsEsi'ssss ss sYs Ts ss:a
%S.s vs'ss hsl, Ss%
si ss T' @ Si5 I' a
ssis b.a Hf sr d
s%$ hSs ss.,s'b aS E'
ss Ss% Aas 5 s bs bssa,os Ma WnS.sI; @Ss
SIS;s SFSS 9$se ss'Ti sas
Hs w@ ;s ssss
HOLMES Holn Sep, a-I learn that there IS full rigged brig
hs; sss soss 's
s Sc S P%ss.s sf fo Of bdS 5 %soas and
dephS l5pdss Gibbs and Erie Gibbs Albany
fSt a'Bi%y e. pna
As s Gs!sa Jsm'f sss
Ps'sl ie saar isS
phiH,; Dos Fraqkln Tutis phadepha Carroll Kelley,
l3o tons Nickersoa from Brstol Rhode Island sgis New
s Si sfRa rS.s'Rgi
k kss ss:.sssR SrJsG. Ts, ara
Psrah and yrck Catheart Philadslphia Samuel
FALL RMrR, Aug ai-An Eudora Brown, New York Sid
0sceoa, Wyatt, Virginia. Arr Sept New York Meryman
Harriet, Dsn9s and Convert sccdeld Pictou Bei del Mar
phia; Victory, Ewell, Richmond,
Brown Brown adphia o:ssoIs wyatt fa River af foE
Mary Nichols Spencer do via East Greenwich load for
Nantucket Sept l. Dadem Lscomb, Philadelphia.
New HAyfS Sept Arr Atlantic Montague Grenada Ce.
PHiLApEipHIA Sept 3An Jane Henderson Hinson, New
Haven; Iodine Blew, NYork; Corsar, (Br) Atkins Cardiff
beau Patterson Porto Cabelo 10th ult Left no American YES
sells Passed going in schr supposed the Sarah Layn from
Conkimg NYork. Cid Leila Higgins, Ro1erdam anna
Cox, Lee MYork EImra Rogers, Baker Jersey ciiy Cid
sey Cty Lexington yansids NYok; Edgar Lang Turner e
Dighton VIM w Wyer, Adams, Boston, Superior, Martin
Albany.
NonreLx, Aug sl-An Nov, Ferris New York; Pyre,us
Bruce New Bedford; King Drew do Sabine Sprague Tho
maston. Sid Mary, Trefethen, Provdsnce
CHAnLEsT%oN ron Aug 3l-AT Tower, Leslie 81 Juan de 10,
Vsuse and Yew Tree ftheridse West indies .'
SSAyANUSAH, S.U Aug so-Arr Howard CalIan, Liverpool
RaTden, Stille Weeks Mobtle
The New York herald., 1844-09-04
SHIP NEWS.
CorreeuOusleuce or the Herald.

PHiLAprIPHta Sept. 3--P. NJ.
Ceared-Anna Reynolds, Matthews. Boston. VIM Cald-
we'll loner, Mayaguez; Baltimore, Vigmes, West lndics
Ryan Whelden. Prcvidence John Randolph Mehoa Troy
NY, Genoa, Iampher; Statesman Wass; ChapIe Sawyer
and Oregon, Wines Boston; splendid saunders Hartford,
!unius Budd, and Star. Loughead, New York; Anhece
Levy, do.
Bowe Ports.
PapELruiA, Sept 3-Below, Abbstbula, Cram Por'land
Mary Augusta. Farnham, NYork 80
BsLriMonr. Sept 2-Cld Albert tBrmen) koekgsher
Bremen
The New York herald., 1844-09-04
Married.

On Tuesday evening, Sd instant, by the Rev s. A. Co
rey, Col RoBrRr A. CARTER, proprietor Of the Waverly
House 70 CAROLINE RLBEccA, daughter of Jne. Mowon
Esq Of this city.
On the 2d instant by his honor James Harper, Mayor
OF this city, Mr. AqUA MARSHALL, OF Philadelphia to
Miss CoRNELIA e. STURGEs.
On the % instant at Hartwells Washington House. by
the Rev Orson Douglas, JOHN Ross Chief of the Chero
ware. -
The New York herald., 1844-09-04
poRT OF NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER


Cleared.
pcarolne Bemenl volckman Bremen James
n =. raysnsfedt Diana Ham) Ahers, Hamburg Schmidt
& &na,cssesBrgs z John Eleanor (Br) Moore, Newcastle g.
BaIcbenoSchrs J'is i P,s sLufsanl Lange -, SCHMIDT
Iii rs,nn miIs Lrane lohnson Washngon NC g. L. Mitch
." oio''"e DaRer rrink, Richmond, w. j. Mckee.
Arrived.
u. Bulkley. w" o''"e''o"' WIN 'o"on, "
Bg Fanny Cot Norris days from Georgetown SC with
via Fall River in ballast 70 T. Winniet, ~" - ''' w.
British schr Freedom, Holmes IA dave from vv,d.o~ Ne
with l20 tons plaster, to master. - o'' """so'' No'
val stores, TO msster ' 49, ~" "a'
Schr Myers Fowler, days from Washington, NC with ma.
Schr Ann Hyman Toen, days from Newlern NJ, ,.;,t
naval stores TO De Peyser x Whitmarsh ' ~ WIN
Schr Delaware Forbes from Washington Nc ,x;,h ....i
stores and TO 80 Wv" ha'Ai
The New York herald., 1844-09-04
Domestic lnpOrtatl0,ss

Domestic lnlpOrtatIOns.
GHARiEsToS-Brig SulliyanA bales cotton q Bukley-59
riiot = LIE barb,erenl3o Boorman Johnston co67 s
Shap,erl log cedar Brown, Ogden coO3 bbs Taylor
'-2l DC Stry bling5s Robnsona Reid Bros2o bales
mdse Wells Sprng-l0 franklin Hance-5 hhds Dbl old
copper WInsow co--l7 bales yarn Lathrop-I box
rarmeee Rogers Coolidge-a quantity zinc Jones
GEoEGETowS, sC-Brg Fanny Coit-55 cords wood 40 bis
cotton II Colt coo do domestics Lord Stebbns & co.
The New York herald., 1844-09-04
S2,isl.95O

The total value Of the importations for July, was
ssOo5s2 while the value for August $40 O4s or
excess Of $2,76i,l3o The amount of revenue from
CUSTOMS received at the port of New York the st Of
January to the lst Of September Of s4s and 1884,
been follows -
The New York herald., 1844-09-04
REVENUE FROM CusroMs-poRr or Nrw


This in an enormous amount to be received in eight
months for duties the mportations into one port We
heresee revenue OF nearly seventeen millions OF dollars
IN eight months, from the imports into the port Of New
York against only about millions received
same period last year increase OF than
dred per cent The received up to the s of Sep
tember at this port large enough pay the whole
penses Of the General Government according to the est
mates Of the Secretary Of the Treasury the year 1874
leaving the receipts into the treasury for the whole year
from other sources TO be applied to the other expendi
res of the government-such the redemption of
sury notes and payment OF the public debt falling
The lmportaons ing iha immense revenue have been
very arge much larger than the Of the people
quire very large portion Of the imports for the fall
trade yet remain in first hands. The obbers have pur.
chased very largely but the stocks Of the importers have
been so rapidly supplied, that the decrease from sales
hardly percevable As the advances the importers
will become anxious to clear out their stocks and
unless the obbsrs forward and take of the stocks
the auction rooms must receive them and the market
filled from under the hammer. This will tend to reduce
prices and those obbers having large stocks hand
must become very heavy losers This is invariably the
result brought about by over importatsns.
We published day or two since list Of the Country
Banks OF Great Britain showing the average
issues for the twelve weeks prior to the a7h of April
The object Of these returns which made under the
Act to make further provision relative to the re.
turns to be made by banks to the Of their circu-
aton Is to show the limits of the issues regulated
by the new banking system Of Sir Robert Peel. That
system allows the banks Of issue keep up circulation
for the future to the Of the average for the twelve
weeks prior to the twenty .Veventh day of April last
The returns made by the country banks, showing the
amount ofther average issues for that twelve weeks will
be great Importance they show how these banks
can go, and regulate the confidence that should be
placed in each. We additional returns Those
previously given showed issues amounting to f6s5 27s
from twentynine banks.
BANKS IssuEe
The New York herald., 1844-09-04

MEDICAL CARD-DOCTOR GLOVER eonti,es his
~ practice principally TO the treatment and Of delicate
diseases IN their different Also, elects Structures
roas Seminal Weakness Obstinate Ulcers and all Sores
sing from impury of the blood His and
~ the oi this class Of diseases Persons
cted with Of the above named diseases Who have
considered ncurabe difficult of invited make ap
plicaon az his Office No Ann street. Broadway adj
Joining the American Museum, where he may be consulted
confdentaly at hour during the day and evening until
o'clock "A Ifsec
The New York herald., 1844-09-04
SALES OF srocKs-Bo,roN. SER

Roard Of Brokers.-I0 shares Norwich & Worcester r.
R65 10 do do 10 do do 6ii so d. do 6l Island
naroad $50 s; 80 do do bio Sill 90 do do bio. sif;
20 DO DO s SO do d. bis sa % do ba0 sH SO Rea.
dng Railroad 24a $50 do do 25; 200 Western r.; ss
90 do do $50; 100 do do ssa. :"
The New York herald., 1844-09-04

pr5- COMsTOCK's sARsAPARiLLA, FOR THE
radical cure Of all diseases arising from impure state
oil the blood, Viz - - - -
Pmpes and Sores on the Obstinate Humors
Face, Billions A Affactiona
Haotnai Costiveness, Scrofula Salt Rheum,
Cutaneons Eruptons, sallow or Foul Complexions
5welings OF the Bones
Its use greatly beauties the complexion and eradcaes
the very seeds OF disease from the system.
Sold at 81 Courtlandt Price so cents per bottle
or ~ per Dozen be obtained Of the agents
Messrs Comstock and Co in every town in the Union.
The New York herald., 1844-09-04
Passengers Arrived

Passengers Arrived.
CHARLEsroy-Brg Sullvan-Mrs Herwig A Jude Messrs
lie Prince, Cgiver, Banarch--4 n the steerage -
.CEoRGETowN, SC-Brig Fanny Coit-M Tuttell w Nc.
Nuty. = = -
The New York herald., 1844-09-04

STRANGERS BEWARE.
IN THIS AGE OF QUACKERY AND HUMBUG, it is
most important 10 choose experienced phy hyscian-DR
EVANS has removed his Old Gaen Head Dispensary 10 No
2Ss Pearl street. of Bekman street. where he
hs most extraordinary of all delicate Diseases
how complicated He apprses the citizens and strangers that
necton whatever with any other office His charges are
moderate-lis consultations strictly private.
NJ BObserve the numberistakes are often dangerous
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