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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-01

A CARD.-In another column will be
found the card of Judge Lilleston, Announcing
himself a candidate for a seat in the State
Senate. The Judge declares his intention
to vote for Clay, and in the SANE breath de-
clares himself a democrat" This man
envre, we hope, will not deceive any of the
wings. We do not now nor did we ever
place any confidence in the Judges profess
sions. A little year ago he renounced Swing
gerry forever" and went over to the l~ocofoco
ranks, and is now claimed by every locofoco
paper we open as another and valuable change
from whigism 10 the principles of that party
They are welcome TO Lin. All we ask is
that the wings may not be led, by hispromise
to vote for Clay in November next, into hi
support On Monday.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-01
WING VICTORY IN LOUISIANA

WING VICTORY IN LOUISIANA
The Wing victory in Louisiana is most COM
plete. We have succeeded in securing a
majority on joint ballot in the Legislature
majority in the Convention, and a member
to Congress glory enough for an opening
strike, but nothing to what it will be in No
vember, when the great Kentuckian is
walked on the track TO start against
that broken winded. spawned, NANCY colt,
.Young Hickory" alias Polk. At the close
of the last session of the Louisiana Legisla-
lure, the wings had a majority of oNE-they
have now majority of six or eight on JONI
ballot. Last year the Senate stood 10 locos
to- wings, it now stands 8 locos to 8 wings
We have elected a member to Congress il
one district by 600 majority, and in anothe
district we have reduced the l~ocofoco ma
joriiy upwards of 500 votes, and we have
majority in the Convention; notwithstanding
all this, the locofoco papers have actual,
got out their roosters and are Growing owe
Louisiana most Justly, glad, we suppose, tina
it is not worse. 1.-THE l~ocopokos cannot cal
ry Louisiana with their Texas PRINCIPLE
the only PRINCIPLE they possess, save tn
PRINCIPLE of opposition to Mr.. CLAY-w'
should like 10 know where they expect to &c
an,electoral vote. Will some one of the locc
Goco papers in this region CIPHER the matte
out and let us know2
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-01
aEyER TRuEn was III. motto inscribs

ever TRUE" was the motto inscribed
on the beautiful banner which foated yer
the heads of the large delegation from Scott
Township at our barbecue on Saturday last
and Scott is Ever True" Let others fail
n their duty, Scott is always thar-lke that
"same old %coon," Scott is always on hand.
Look for laundering WING majority from
Scott next Monday-the boys have promis-
ed it, and they are sever true" to their word.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-01

@Our CLAY CLUB raised the %tallest,
straightest and hadsomest kind of an ASH
pole just in front of our office on Friday even
ing last, from the top ofwhich streams a flag
inscribed with "Clay and protection 10 home
industry" Owing to the heavy rain on that
evening the whole arrangement was not com
pleted, but Saturday morning early found
hundreds of wings at work, and in a few min
utes it was placed erect and secured, when
went up a shout from the multitude that
made cur heart leapto hear.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-01

MORE TREASON.-If the friends of
the Constitution and Union desire further
evidence of the reasonable designs of the
Southern locofocos-of the men who nomin.
ated James K. Polk for tie Presidency, and
by whose election they expect TO carry their
favorite measure-we beg them to read the
following sentiments uttered at the 9TH ofJuly
celebration in the. Colleton District Soutl
Carolina:
3. Annexation-The great measure Of de.
liverance and liberty to the South; with tive
are Unionisis; without it we are Disunionist;
though the fate of traitors be our doom. Ninf
times Nine Cheers.
4. The Tariff of 1S42-An odious act
disgraceful to the United States CONGRESS-
and %ruinous to Southern intere,s. # no
soon repealed, South Carolina will aoai,
be ready to apply the rightful remedy.
Cheers.
6. Southern rights-Our northern anc
eastern brethren I'VE call them so undert III,
Constitution, but in no other relation w,
say too in plain phrase: Texas shall be an
nexed to the Union-the Tariff shall be re-
duced TO the revenue standard, and thew shall
cease TO annoy us on the subject of slavery
or we will hold them, as we hold the rest q
the world, s'enemies in war, in peace friends
9 times 8 cheers.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-01
GrThe Hon. ALBERT S. WHITE, our

G-The Hon. ALBERT S. WHITE, our
worthy and able Senator in Congress, reach
ed Lafayette, his place of residence, ON the
10Th nit, and on the evening of that day adj
dressed a large assemblage of his fellow cit
liens. Before concluding his remarks, Mr..
WHITE, announced his determination not TO
BE A CANDIDATE FOR REFLECTION. He was
particularly DESTROYS, however, of being sue
ceeded by a Wn1e, and appealed to his
Wing friends to do their duty in the com
ing August election, that the next Legisla-
ture may be of the right stamp, and be able
to select a TRUE WnIe TO take bis place.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-01

OLD GIBSON.-The proceedings at the
great mass meeting held in Old Gibson last
Saturday week, will be found in another col
umn. Instead of 1000 persons stated as be-
ing present, in our last number, we should
have said 1000. The Iocofocos themselves
acknowledged TO between five and six thou
sand. Gibson is awake this year
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-01

NORTH CARoLINA.-The Wings are in
high spirits in the old North State. Mass
meetings are held of two to FIVE thousand,
which are very large for the South. Mr..
Graham, the wing candidate for Governor, a
few days since was escorted into Ashville by
the cavalry of Buncombe and welcomed by a
salute of artillery-the first time a cannon
had ever been heard in Buncombe.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-01

NO LAGGING.-From all parts of the
county we have the most cheering intelli-
gence. Still let no WING be a laggard on
the day of election. We must not let over
confidence in Cur strength defeat US. To
the polls!
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-01
A SECOND FAILURE.-Robert Dale

A 9lSOLNO -4SODCiL DdlG
Owen had an appointment TO address the cit
liens OF this county at this place on yester-
day, but he a second time .came up mis-
sing" A notice of the Appointment was pa
raded in the editorial columns OF the last
Statesman, and it was confidently expected
as he had deceived us on a former OCCASION,
some three or four weeks, since, that this
time there would be no flash in the pan, and
tire faithful had made the necessary arrange
ments to have a full meeting. The wings,
too, were "mighitly in hopes" that he would
come and THEY had made some little prepara-
ton for the occasion,-JouN PITCHER Esqr.,
was on the spot. The last we heard of Mr..
Owen he was travelling through Kentucky,
s~pouting'away ON the Texas and Oregon ques-
tons, and for aught we known nay be vending
his way to one or the other ofthose countries
certain it is he thinks it prudent to delay an
explanation of his course, in this county, on
these subjects in which our citizens feel an
interest, until after Mondays election. He
evidently breads to come before the citizens
of Vanderburgh, and well he may
P. S. Since writing the above and since
our paper went to press, Mr.. Owen arrived
in our place from his tour in Kentucky, ant
took the stage this morning for Princeton
where he has an appointment tomorrow
Any where but Vanderburgh until after tht
/, election; we understand Mr.. Pitcher is oil
his track.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-01
LIE NAILED.

Below we Publish the Card OF MR.. PELr
HAM, the Wing candidate for the State Sen
ate in this District, The Locofocos are in
dustriously engaged in circulating all man
ner of lies, in regard TO the Wing candidates,
They know that they are beaten-beaten
badly, unless they canjust OF the eve of the
e~lectiontrump up some lie that will serve 10
render the Wings lukewarm in the support OF
their candidates. There is not in the conn
ties ofPosey or Vanderbufgh a more stead
fast, firm and unfIinching advocate of the
claims of our Canal, than Mr.. Pelham. We
hope our friends will give this card a thorough
circulation in the county. Read it at the
polls on the day of election in every town
ship.
Mr.. CHANDIER-SR: You will do me a
favor by allowing me a small portion of your
paper to correct charge which | find indus
t%riously circulated. am charged with be-
ing hostile to the central Canal and opposed
to obtaing the grant of unsold lands to com
plete it. Ny friends have my fullest author
ity to place an unqualified denial upon the
whole charge. Ihave always been friendly tc
that canal, and 7, myself, and my friends in
Posey, signed the petition for the lands long
before [ was thought Of as a candidate; and
there is certainly no reason now why | shouid
ob,,co W. no carfa;o to.oht,in that GRAN
through the success of the Wing Party; bu
l have argued that it is in consistent for m,
competitor for the Senate, Col. Lane, to asI
such a grant for Indiana, while he refuse
similar grants to other States, as he and hi
party are opposed to the principle of distr
button; and that in their known hostility as
party to affording the aid of the general GOV
eminent to the States, we have almost a
equal certainty that in their success we sha
fail to obtain either the grant of the lands
a share of their proceeds. Col. Lane asser
that if the State becomes possessed of fun
she will never finish the canal because IL
upper part of the State can out vote as.
do not so view the matter, because this wo
is one ofvast National and State importanc
and The w1ole Stale is interested in its spe
dy completion. He may possibly be core
as 10 the views Of his own party on this nj
ter, but am sure with a Wing majority
the legislature we have nothing 10 fear
this point. So far then as interest is &C
cerned, there is no question in my mind Il
the only certainty we have of being able
complete the canal is through the success
the Wing party, both in the State and
tional elections. w. c.. PELHAM
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-01
mot csesar's veal, but that of Romeo

nrADVERTIsERs, yearly and all others, are
referred TO our first page for terms, &C.. from
which no deviation will be made in any case.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-01
STATE ELECTORS.

STATE ELECTORS.
Henry s. Lane, Of Montgomery;
Joseph G. MARSHALL, OF Jefferson.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
4. John a. Breckenridge, OF Warriek;
2. James Collins Jr., OF Floyd:
q. John A. MatsOn, OF Franklln;
4. samuel w. Parker, of Fayette;
S. Hugh O'Neal, of Marion;
6. George G.. Dunn, OF Lawrenee;
I. r.. w. Thompson, Of Vigo;
s. A. L. Homes, of Carroll;
o. III. p. BJddle, OF Cass;
10. Lewis G.. Thompson. of Allen.
For State Senator,
WILLIAM C. PELHAM, ofPossy.
For Representative,
WILLIAM OLMSTED.
For Treasurer,
AB'M. b. LOCKHART.
For Associate Judge.
SILAS STEPHENS.
For Commissioner.
VIM. G.. MCDOWELL.
For Assessor,
HENRY P. VAUGHN.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-01

TUESDAY, -. AUGUST ], 1874
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-01
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY,
OF KENTUCKY

FOR VICE PRESIDENT
THEODORE FRELINGHUYSEN,
OF NEW JERSEY.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-01
THE DIFFERENCE.

NOW ON THIS.
Il
AND
DALLAS.
| FREE TEADR
TO BENEFIT THE
SGAVE HOLDER
And put the
| FREE LABORER
On q level rith Sares!
TEXAS DEBTS
AND
Texas V~AGABoNDs,
And a
WAR WITH MEXICO
OR
iDISUN MONTE.
The New York herald., 1844-07-17

Inc population of Maine, in $780, was 399 455, and in
ls40 SOL 793 The wealth Of the State has increased TO
wonderful extent ,ithin this time and the AGRICULTURAL
commercial and mechanical prosperity OF the State it,
this moment than hundred per cent superior to
what il has been before. The actual amount
Of business transacted within the limits Of the State
greater and the value Of its products exceeds any
previous year, and all this takes place under the
effects Of currency annually becoming restricted
and the gradual decrease Of banking capital This s only
many evidences Of the complete uselessness Of
banks in creating wealth and prosperity We And the
same results IN other and younger States than Maine
There Is throughout the country really rich men,
more prosperity, actual wealth, happiness
more trae and activity than during the existence ofthe
many banks-now exploded-or the employment in the
commerce Of the county Of such vast Of paper
money as the issues Of these banks represented Where
ever we capital withdrawn from banks, wherever is
seen that the operations Of the banks annually be
coming restricted II is safe to conclude that that
section of the country is prosperous and happy.
The New York herald., 1844-07-17
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY IL.


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Chesapeaks, Post, Middletown. Gager
Arrived.
Packet ship Liverpool Ed,idse. from Liverpool June o
with mdse TO Woodruff 4 Ns'un
Barqqs MsIes nssa, 50 days from Palermo, with fruit
B,qae Reform chidsey aa days from Mobile with cotton.
siesn brig Censlsn,iuo R,petto from Gibraltar May 49,
BRITISH hrx Geo Robinson Nevil, 20 days Gom st Johns
NJ in balia,t 70 @ & J. / aurie.
g Empire Fogg 10 daJ from MayaRuez. PR with sugar.
sns vo.'ir., Bradbury as days from New Orleans, with
Bns jersey Brown day, from savaa, an. with
seh Csylop CTocLer days Port au Prince. with log
Sch Js;.ps siiTs p: 'm s's'a Il aa'd
sehr saml Inshsm, Downsy. from Washington. NC With
sshr Mary Ann. simonsou from washins,oo, NC. with
schr Star, Williams. from Washington, NC. with naval
schr Geo Washington Wilson, days from Virginia. with
sehr American system Nelson, Virgins, corn.
sehr John Ma,sh, Virginia. corn.
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s Gee '%..sssioS, aeS Sos. MO- Sofsls as,al stores
sehr Native. Brewer ssps Henry. -.
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Sen Sem .ss ss Pfs sssr ssy. ys,a l. sf s corn
sehr s ", aie i,sweII Hal.e. Baltimore. IRON.
sloop Il ssspoft. Lewis. Virginia, irnlt
Below.
Bsrqse Jubilee Harmon. IA days from Havana. with
barque supposed the smyrna. Champion. from Palermo
Aso one brig uakAowa
The New York herald., 1844-07-17
Foreign Importations.

LIvEnrooL-Ship Live-poo-ISo9 bars iron G Morewood
co-sa packages siihon CO.'S stone \ cot Hall &
Robinson, Macarthur col Critic 4 Puman-8 Burritt
Johnson.lI Rese Brothsn-3 Gorton. Hodges co-65O
Hendricks & Brothsrs-s4 Tooksr Mead col Lyon
box w Thonsonl 10 White Shefield-8 Harry Slagg-
Mitche,l-8 Baylis-i3 Cameron Dnnd-i w Ellis
Pedrneilli-2J spies-32 iodfrev, Paltison co.'s
CO.'S khodes-4 Hall Brothsrs-9 J Hudson-42 s I
Jones 4 co-23 81 Stewart & ce-io Stone-5 Patton
sewar5 Burritt Johnson-l Keher co9 Becar, Be-
ools w Whi,ewr'ght coSs Phelps. Dodge col Clark
Wsst-l Hunt COL Falcoue-iS Petri;-A Bramhail
Aoernsthy. Con:.4 W arner Catn, Loop co.e itch
Hand Aeo-3 Sheldon Phelps col Corning Horner
Mccall Z CO.'S A B McAlOin-i Il i Ballard & eos W
BradioId-sL N Wiley Co.'S BucinTSam-lss bars ron
nlsecksr Cothout-7o Brainard son-s Stone COS
7 Jone. co-Hughe.. Ward 4 eos Hassipg,-i Cook
lev c0-3 q Atwasr-2 Aldrdge. hyden col Young,
Smith < coo Lefers-l Clark cos thompson y CO
e ,Mr Aco-4 Jones y so1s John Gihon 4 COL
* sons o Bihop-2 Fellows, Wadsworth q col J
ar Luqueer--i Harmef Haye.-2 Sherwood-3I
Cripps co., Ad,ansL strouon,2 Patton stesag-a II
Mcaanin wiilism.-,7 U.fp.r Peabody, Risgs
cr-3L 3 Curtis cog M, Kee cot Ha.tsad. Hsioes
4 &co-i2 undsrwood Ccmstock-l @ ById-s y Hough-
.os- GooHsrsN Be.sds, sG Ls Pef 4.
Brothsnl Coltart-2 II robiss-7 WIN B-na-i5 Ge rye
Egninger27 hauteau jr 4 e.4 Acshe.d eo-so ton.
pIs W Tr-sdweII-s Shaw Cornell Bro,bsrs-7s
lands, Fuller u col Tones son-i Cougdon-4 Cor.
ton, Hodg cos Dsy'd Hsoden son-s nes.s COLI
stewart coss 30 bales 1853 ndse 23S chs copper
order
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= = =
MONEY MARKET.



The stock market s slightly improving Quotations
for day past have been very regular considering
the limited extent Of the operations At the Old Board
Canton Co. improved per cent Mohawk 4; Norwich
and Worcester Reading Railroad vicksburg /, and
North American Trust since last sales Long Island
fell OF 4per cent Harlem. Farmers Loan, Pennsylvania
5 United States Bank and Ohio 6s closed firm at yester
days prices At the New Board Long Island advanced
per cent; Canton Mohawk 4; Norwich and wor
ceser II Erie Railroad Dry Dock Bank 4 and United
States 6s, All the at this Board at ad
yesterdays quotations There sales OF
Morris Canal at either Board but operators try
ing TO get mp the steam this stock again It is just the
right kind Of stock fer that class Of specualo but
should advise operators who have means, to touch not
handle not
The Commercial Bank OF Rochester, and the Bank
Monroe at Rochester, have ench declared dividend
and half per cent for the last half year. The City
Bank Of Rochester three per cent for the period
Tbs Auburn and Rochester Railroad have declared =
The New York herald., 1844-07-17
MEDICAL. NOTICE

CTRANGERS AND CITIZENS tfi cted with anv 70. m
- vty Of Syphitc Mrcu'ial other disease no
fnse tie foil ,wins letter -
n Cooper-s: Lat July I contracted certain private
dsss snt immrd .sIy ped to d.. or who rsmissd
me- IN week cortnued with him months, hut
dpay getting tri after oher all the
adyssns do or, and zach prcm,,sd Po.ltvey to
at le,g z discovered the object OF tie was
money and ta,t they WIRE no, doctors concluded
the bospita wher- the doctors kept uodsr
eury for eight weeks; throat and liberated
pans In all JOINTS, my body covered with ucer
complete skeleton; the doctors considered il dangerous
70 give .1y more medicine and sdvned climate
self under the nt OF January last am now
veil and restored TO perfect he.l,h wish this published
THOMAS GREEN.
Carpe and Joiner, Harlem, ~. Y.
Dr. Cooper warrants TO how long
stsndif OF Gnet. SrctJr. aud mina Weahu aud
Of private cured in "a hou without in..rng
witt The patients habits Dr. oolsrs fce IA Daane street
W, doors from halham st No cure pay iy7 lm.rc
The New York herald., 1844-07-17

The receipts Of -four this week, compared with the
same week last year, exhibit falling OF Of near 10000
barrels.
Corror-There we're sales to day Of about 700 bales
Steady market. Shippers were the chief operators.
HAy-We have no change to make in prices. The de-
mand also continues without alteration. Common quail
ties sell at 81 33c.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork is sligbtly improving. We quote
prime at u.s. and at 50 as Beef Is in little better
demand. Prime city 10 held at So 2S; do at 50 25
Lard is in moderate request and prime sells at st. But
ter and cheese rather dull
WHALEsorE-sale Of South Sea at llc.
WHnxEy-Drudge casks ars held at 2sc. Western and
prison barrels very nrm at 2a with very moderate
demand.
The New York herald., 1844-07-17

Phiiusieiphi6
Correspondence oil the Herald ]

- PHILADELPHIA, July 10, lSa4.
This morning, in the Court Of Quarter Sessions,
VIM. IL. Ashmead, agent OF the Philadelphia,
Wilmington ard Baltimore Rail Road, was ar
raigned for assault and battery in ejecting the
agent OF the American Mail Letter Company from
the cars. The election was admitted but defended
on the ground that the defendant had right to put
the prosecutor out OF the cars because the road
post route and the latter was conveying letters
over il out of the mail. Judge Jones, in order TO
bring the question before the Court in Banco over
ruled the excuse The defendant was convicted,
and motion for a new trial entered
man named John w. Smith, one of the COM
mittee of 20 who went into st. Philip Church at
the CONNIE cement OF the riots, was arrested this
morning by the police officer OF Southwark, taken
before Judge tones, Identified as being the rlng-
leader with the cannon in front OF the church
Sunday morning, and was committed, In detsult OF
$l3 900 bail, TO answer the charge OF riot, treason
and murder.
The County Board has offered reward Of $500
for the apprehension and conviction of those co.
gagged in the riot, and come Of the rascas have Of
f-red 10 turn States evidence, so look out for
further and important arrests.
Geo Merrick arrested this morning charged
with being one Of the Kensington rioters, and he
held in $1,000 for a further hearing The
hearing in Sprlngers, the grand jurors case, is
postponed till Saturday.
Sales or Stocks at Philadelphia.
FIRST Boa nd July l6-is0 shares Girard Bank. 20
do M; 100 dc 81 III Is Grand Gulf lot 100 lin.
r r., a3 rs do AT Western Bank, att $500 State
The New York herald., 1844-07-17
Died,

On Monday, 18th inst in the 42d year of her age sA
wife of John NJ Secor Esq and daughter Of the late
Nicholas Roome Esq deceased
The friends oi the family requested to attend her
funeral without further invitation, from her late resi-
dence l62 West Twenty first street, this afternoon at
o'clock.
In Brooklyn Tuesday 10th inst. Mrs. SARAH McKIr
rect OF John Mckinney in the list year other age
The friends and acquaintance Of the family
pectiuy invited to attend her funeral to omorrow alter
O'Clock. from her late residence of Vine
and Mckinney streets. 2t
The New York herald., 1844-07-17

LIvERPooL-Pscket ship Lverpoo'-Rev John Trppett.
Pe,rie, New York; Mrs Mary Williams Connecticut; ent
X Goldsbarough. UsN. Virginia. Tho. Groom, I .iTaom
jr. Boston, VIM Morton GsorRa; Thos BIZ kelly Mark Wet
seI John Lane England Ale. Nj Donald John Bruce Scot
SAGUA IA GRANDE-Schr Jos Brown-Messn Msgne Lu-
ther. ard Gliddoa
MosILY- Barque Reform-wm Cochran. lady. child and
Mis- .. Sarah Canon Mary Ann scklsy Mary Ro-
hioson; Mr., G McCleand, Rev J X Dodd, Chapman,
VIM Smith Ednonds, Masters Humphreysville Ann
Wilton child and servant-l8 IN ths seerage. - . .
SAvANNAH-Brig New JeIsey-A Turner and lady Mrs G
sayles su.ciffe lady ard chd. Miss w Kirg. Mrs 7
Turner children and Mrs Turner children,
q Henry. Mr. Gardner Captain I 9 Richardson, John
The New York herald., 1844-07-17
STRANGERS BEWARE.

m this age OF Qaaek.'y Humbus il important 10
choose an sxYsr.nc.d phy sc Dr has
old Gae Head Dspenssry 20 No aee Pearl cornci
- Bskasn street hsr- he continues his eltsordnsf
cures OF All der-e diseases matter how eonrtsed He
pprs.s the cits.ns snd strangers thai there DR. Evans
hs od staad and that he has connection whatever
her oh.e His charges moderstehis consultations
tr'ctly private N B-Observe the ofsI
dareerous-2ss Pearl spset
" Med,cpes and directions any part Of the Union
BY sneuarly sstns the and enclosing five dollars.
iyI1 ltsrc
The New York herald., 1844-07-17

THE SUDDEN CHA O. in the weather .dm,n,sh-s .
L rersnns u he efni ~ their hath Mrs CARROLL
Medeatsd sspo, Bsss 3a' Br!ad~ay turs sudd.n co d.
rbeum tsm, chis snd f eysipeia, kc in few dai a
by tmv prevent their suphur B, he requ
hou notice Portable Baths aay palt lhe
entity jyi7 1rc
The New York herald., 1844-07-17
MARITIME HERALD
sailing Days or tn. steam ships.


W. shall esteem favor il Captains Of Vessels will give
Commodore RosERT SILvEY OF News Fleet. Report
Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed
spoken their passage List Of their Cargo ard 20
Immediately their arrival Agents and Correspondents at
abroad, will also confer favor by sending this
,ce all the Marine ntellge they obtain Nautical
information Of kind will he thankfully received.