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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-09

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er gecnnen leL fur bic empfan9euen Iummeru si be-
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lenf nbersanaen it, 3par balfen mir uus iiber,euqt
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-09

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-22
LIVERPOOL CL.ssrFIcATIor.
Passen gers Arrived.

LvERrooI-seam ship Nassaci usetts-E Richard, Of
louisville Pa Mrs Dunn, Miss Medon, Pittsburg Pa Chas
o6em.yer Germany; Brigham jr E Williams Col Thos
~ ref kias aud servant II Perkins, Timothy Walker
sng; ham Boston Miss Mariana Hale, John Dunn VIM
hn 4 Pettnslil, 4 Turner, Francis and WI Knight New
W. n1rs Mss P9tsr Bupei " Bune and ady, Cap,
ing rng and VI aud w Conaer Baltimore; James
~ p OFT Mich; Oregon Philadelphia Richard Corn
lie providence Tho Moses Wales: Robbey Mrs Pearson
and servant scotland NJ sse Falmouth aud ohers-5O
the All the passengers whose names are
above. arrived AT New Bedford 10th.
LIVERPOOL Steamhip at Boston Robinson
eh'5 aud -yant Nf Post 'dy ehdd and NURSE Miss
SANFORD Miss Hayden Miss Wllitson Miss Ureayes MIR sa
gcan and lady Mss Lyman Miss Hedge serysus Mir
Whts9n and lady Mr. Huon aud dy Miss Ross Miss Mag
nay Miss smith Mrs Ring Mr. Covillee Mrs Stenton us
Stanton, Major Davis and servant DR. Careochsn Mr.
Do.rng, Mr. Leisewitz, Mr. Murry aud son Mr. ed
Ghiiton Mr. H.y den Mr. Fales Mr. Hedges, Mr. Baker,
J9hl Lambt Jr; Mr stle, Ms Dou Charles Anderson Mr.
H1n.f GIDEON Sye u Captain Dsnsoa end servant, Mr.
Mr REDMOND, Mr. Kay. Nj Portella, Mr. Bonurgur Mr.
march, Colonel Dar gereld and MIR Reafh Mr. w G.
bryant, Mr. Charles VI Loupp Mr. Heine Mr. r Bnrge Mr.
Sshluter, Nj Garcia, NJ L Titus. Mr. w Kimba MIR
Thomss Hooker, Mr. Y Sulyan-72 -
rom Lverpool % Hafax.Mr Robinson MIR Spencer, Mr.
ant Nal ,eg aad servant, Mr. Geary-lI.
From Halifax 70 stolhir Reid Mr. II Braur Mr. Ather-
ron, Mr. Shove, MIR Thomas Watson-5. Total 90.
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MISCELLANEOUS tx.corr

Loss or rHE EURoPEANW have already wen an
Of The loss o. this vessel on her from Quebec to Gas
IN addition TO which the following
letter received - The ship filled very soon AZ
sinking To about two feet above the cabin floor appears
drowned coming ashore and the first and and
steward supposed to have persisted during the night hey
did not the long boat with the Of IL
hard last night and have lost boats could get
on beard to-day We have saved nothing but what
ashore in"
BELFAST, Oct 23-The Archelsus, fof Boston) Boutee
rom Liverpool for New Orleans, has PUT in here with damage
u part OF crew disabled, having been struck by IN
nssty gale lat 9 lons Oct 28-The A. has been lowed up
- .he quay Will have TO discharge and 70 into dock
AMsdnhDAM, Oct The Am. ship Vile de Paris fof
l ourges from Haye for Bremen stranded Yesterday
ii 70 the southwark Of Katwyh the sea aud IL
y ia VIII be totally lost; crew saved.
OF Four Oct ga vessel Is supposed 10 have cen
1917 IL W. ps neighborhood cask Of Am leaf tobacco
'ndikeu hhh having been washed ashore AZ Amrum
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-22
Committee Of arrangements:
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
GRAND BAZAAR AT THE PHILADELPHIA
MUSEUM

NHE large Saloon and Galleries of the Philadelphia Muse
will be handsomely decorated and fitted up, TO :
purpose Of holding therein during the Christmas Holidays
Grand Bazaar for the sale and exhibition OF usca and fancy
articles.
The Saloon will be divided into compartments which will
be let <toekeepe Tadesmen, aud Others who feel dis
posed TO have auxiliary establishments for the sale of Dry
Goods Fancy Goods, Books Music Stationery Connections
ry, Toys, sc. nc.
The Bazaar will be continually envened by full and eff
band Of music, whilst other aud varied
will from time TO time be atroduced IN fact nothing shall be
the Lion Of the Holidays None will be admitted deal
but such will vie with others the variety and display
Of their goods. -
The Bazaar will openon Monday Dec 22l and continue day
and evening un II New Years Ni~ht.
Persons DESTROYS of procuring stands will please make a
pcaton between the hours OF and FIVE o'clock M at
the office Of the Museum where plan ohe nsy
be seen and any further informa ion obtained.
New York dealers desirous Of competing with their neigh
bors OF Philadelphia have opportunity to by
king application above This undertaking, so novel in its
Character and in the largest and splendid the
Union for such purpose fail be profitable all who
embark In IT, Application must be made early period III
roder 10 apartment or a stand. MI 2w gbz
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ~, le45
There is no local occurrence of importance TO-DAY -
Frazars benefit last night the Chestnut was an Ycel
lent The pit and lower circle were crowded hut
the second tier not full comic opsra
of tho Love SPELL" performed and was received
with unfeigned delight by the audience. segun sung
and played the Doctor lie showed himself glorious
fellow.
Jabez Boyd to have suffered the extreme penalty
oil the law at Westchester at IL o'clock to-day Tor the
murder OF lad under atrocious circumstances some
TIME since The train Is not yet in, but suppose that
execution has been done upon the wretched culprit
Inc stock market exhibited considerable activity
oay put there was not much change in the prices of most
., tne stocks on the list State 6s declined Reading
,,a,Iosa shares /; Texas Bonds, per cent rose II
wilmington Railroad !; and Lehgh 6s l. Grard Bank
United States Bank Wilmington S. Reading RailIoad
BONDS and Chesapeake and Delaware Canal remained
firm at yesterdays prices '' ''-"'"'N
Sales Of Stocks nj phiIodeIpn,o
FIRST BOARD, Nov. 2lst i shara Farmers ,n] AZ
'hdncs bank sol 2ao Wilmington Railroad 2eI. 10 do
as 2o3i 20 do 2os $1,000 Texas Bonds 3ol AZ sbs
W, 26 100 Reading RR 2sI $4,000 Readn, vin. W.
Bonds, 7il $4,000 State 5's, s. 7is; shs Wess aSe
%, Harrisburg RR, To- H Dhi
BETWEEN BoARps.-50 shs Wilmington RR OIL Damn
Texas Bonds g. 81; 100 shs Gerard Bank Oh Ioo pooJ
oulL o. $1,000 Lehigh SIS, 4st $500 Wilmington RR 80
$4,000 Reading tR Bonds 8, 10; $1,000 do Monday "a,
100 shs Wilmington RR, 8, 800: 100 Reading RR cash
~ $1,000 Texas Bones, $, DIS, 81; $4,000 Lehgh ga
cash, a. - 49, 'e' -
sEcoyp Bo.Rp-200 shs Girard Bank %; 100 u States
az ~ 10 Louisville Bank, 80; 10 Bank, Kentucky
~. slooO State 6s, 74s so shs Girard Bank s. ga 30
WILMINGTON kk b 0, 26a; 100 do, W, 26i
Mtth SsLts- u shares Western Bank a.. sbOOo n g
Loen - % o3 800 state 6s So TAI; III shares pbila
rT"'a ana trenton HS, no. Kentucky Bank, 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-22
Markets.

Nnw ORLEANS, Nov. l3--The transactions yesterday
amounted to hoo bales at former prices This morning
M to II O'Clock sales have TRANSFERRED beyond 500
bales in small lots.
The excitement in the Flour market continued yeser
day. and the total sales reached II 600 barrels chiefly
on speculation Prices for common brands OF Ohio &C.
closed at S562, but the bulk of the business done
at $3.50 This morning the former rate is freely offered
but holders refuse to sell under 1919 About 600 bbl
have been sold to consumers at this rate.
Corn is held at 50 cents-no sales esterday. de-
mand has sprung up for prime Pork, and there
raj orders in market at ST. 0O-hoders were asking
Sll25, Sll,50 Another sale of lis hhds Tobacco
made yesterday evening private terms II is destined
for the French market together with the 100 hhds pur
chased yesterday morning.
"A very good demand prevailed yesterday for Sugar,
and sales were made of 500 hhds ri steady prices,
ranging for from 8! cents per b. Sales of
500 barrels Aoasses were made at 81 cents per gallon
This morning here is again good enquiry for both
ticles, out the supply is rather light.
Wnissey is selling pretty freely this morning at 81
cents per gallon for rectifed Raw is worth 23 %.
cents.
Foreign Exchange has been in limited request at for
mer rates We quote Sterling Il Il per cent premium;
Francs 81 32l ST. IS; New York, 60 days, 81 per
cent dis; Checks a per cent discount
One I. M.-Saes of Cotton 1909 bales. No change in
priccs.-Co,respondencs Of Baltimore american
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 81, ls45.
Wen Foathe IN the Custom House Difculies-71e Misses
lace Matrimoniais-The Markek. Ac

BALTIMORE, Nov. 81, 1915.
Nsp Foatue IN the Custom House DiGcuhes-Tie Aissts
lace Matrimonais-The Market Sc
There is positively nothing srriu present IN the
news ne-every thing Is dull stale aud unprofta bic
The custom house affairs new feature every
Day The latest ia with regard 10 the Collectors
berth Il, that j. 20 be rendered the Hon Dabney s.
Carr VINO is now here leave OF absence as Minister
TO Constsntinople Mir Carr, is said is willing TO ac-
cept and Mr. Frisk is to be appointed in his place as
Minister Gen. Marriott is to receive the politicians re-
ward, by being removed from Office without why or
wherefore. However, he is rich and according to De.
mocratic practice has right to feed the public
cno, when there are many hungry fellows too lazy
to work, and too proud to pay their debts who would
like to take his place.
hlr and Mrs. Ellicott, late Miss Fanny Ince the vo.
cast, are still Tuscatng, rather spending their
honeymoon at the Eutaw House A reconciliation with
the OLD folks the carpet and will doubtless be sue
cessiui Miss Emma lnce the danseuse is filing an en-.
gagement at the Holiday street Theatre on completing
which she rs lelrn to enter the bonds of matrimony
with young man of great wealth. who has neither pa
nor ma to quarrel with her about running off with their
son after the knot is tried.
The MARKErs.-Our merchants are neither inclined
70 BUY or sell flour at the present prices SO that the
at astand STILL all agreeing to wait the arrival
o. me steamer from, Europe The general opinion here
of the newt. f - 80 iSoeif'
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER a.



Ship Charleston, Brown, Charleston Geo Bulkev
Barque Condor TikIob, st Croir, Alsop < Chsupcey
Barlne Averon, Jordan. Benuds, Tucker 4 Lphtbourn
Brig Emily Farnham Mason st John, NIB. y Farnhsm
land. = ''
Schr Curlew, Nichols, New Orleans Nesmith & Walsh.
Schr Horatio Ames, Phillips, Taunton.
to VIM Nelson. ~
Brig Caroline Plat Pittman IS days from ApalachcoIa
with coton TO w Phillips Spoke 18th 80 10 Ion 70
o. brig Stevens 10 days from Boston for ST Johus fla
9th of Cares OF Virginia passed ship Catharine Crane
hence for Charleston.
Brig Virginia, Baker days from jacksonville Eff with
10000 fee lumber 10 GiIchst Co; $50 hides Acosta Lett
Bertne do, next day.
Sturges, Clearman X Co. ' 1880 -
Schr Isaac Townsend, Grant James River
seht Amazon, Gibson, fhiadephis coal
schr Elizabeth, Curtis, Ph adelphia, coal.
Sciir l. Snow Foster, Machi,s, lumber, to | snow
schr Fairfield, Burr, Salem, mdse, to Farnham Co
lima, produce. ~ o'
brlg orpit. toi Beltmorel Higgins, from Para.
Sailed.
Ships Hottngusr LIvsrpoo Mary Frances Mobile
Lagrange, New Orleans; briggs Grenada Wilson Lnl,
Sayannsh Detroit Georgetown Sc HyIss Fust,s Bos,on,
and others. ~ ''' ''s''' ''''o"'
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CO N ~ e Il q tAL .
New York, Friday. Nov, 81.

THE FLOUR MARKEr.-The arrival of the AIassachu
sets with three days later caused commo,i On
among the SPECTATORS holders and buyers and about
1900 barrels changed hands during the daybu prices
are thing but settled selling for ST. some
or less while others refused 10 operate any
price While IN this state of excitement the arrival Of
the news by the Boston boat reported to be in town.
when all operations, far holders we're concerned
ceased until the nature of it ascertaned but owing
TO the late hour IN which it made public, heard
OF no transactions The probability is that Flour will
so up OF least so cents by tomorrow
uoTIoN-Ihe market was dull to-day, and the prices
rather in favor Of the buyers the sales were small say
400 bales. 80 -
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Olive Antigua; Atlantic, Trinidad; Two Brothers. Splendid
and MARY Elizabeth. Phladelphia Elizabeth aud Ns AL
b,ny Sid Alexander. Phi adeIphia
Nrw OaLrA>s Nov PAR ships Gen Paikh, Chsrleson
Jessore, Jlckson. New York. Java, Moble hngs Duncan
Thomasoa Rowland Pensacola Cid ships Wsldron Liver
pol; New England Nantz; Elizabeth Hsyre Ann. Boston,
bsrour Texio Tobasco. Towed 9Th sth ships New
ii mpshre Abafrcss. Pacific, Ahambra barques Louisa
Chester, brig Yicorine. ann,
BALTIMORE Susaa Taylor Providence for do 18Th briggs Conf
dence Clrdenas; Hahnge Richards Calais for New York;
schrs Albion Bangor do Eunice Adams Nantucket Tor
Baltimore. , -, !,
New York. Cid 10Th. brig Erial, Cuba.
Providence Nov 9Arr schrs Mary Ann, kappahaunock;
Thos Feqner Phsdslpha sIoops usqaepsug Grassy Font
brig Nancy Godfrey New York; schr, Diekau pfede.
rcksbarg John Randolph Philadelphia Long and Rhode
Island New York -
SAco Nov i6Ar schr Oregon, Philadelphia; l7th Kate Au-
brsy Baltimore Cid lirh ship Adeiine, Mobile , .
SALEM, Nov sSd brig RUBY, Georgetown DC; schrs Mt
Vernon Baltmore T. RI Herrick, NYork.
SAVANNAH Nov A ship Burlington, Boston; schr Com
'Sp M.sxs Nov 6-Cd brig Pioneer. Fairfield New York
In mort ship Tuskns for Neuvitas York; Metsmo-
ra Gates; Samson, Stark aud Bilow, Lawrence Tor New
York. ,,, :, %, Nv.
for Boston. -, ,,., 49,,
King Philadelphia and sid 18th for New York; 10TH fanc
Richmond sloop Black Hawk New York Sid IS h. schr Hor
net do
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THE ORIGINAL AND Only GENUINE CAL

(tERTFlCA ATE NO - The suojoned certificate, select
" ed from number, from gentle OF
standing and respecabty reside IN the city Of Brook
yn il strong and proof Of the invaluable cha
rsccr o this remedial agent other evidences Of ndspua
bic be furnished Al the Office oil the principal agent
No. IS Chambers street,
The unde having FOR years suffered much from
pain the hip, occasioned bys fall attended with rheumatic
affection, does hesitate 70 give this public te,monia to
the utility and great ntrintic value Of ST. Jeaas Mealne
Strengthening Plaster and mis- unqualified spprobson
Of the invaluable properties incorporated IN IL
Having times suffered severely scarcely to be able
my limb aud rendered almost cripple induced
try this remedy and surprised 10 find very short time
application OF the plaster almost instantaneous
ton Of pam AMI my limb much relieved that raised il and
walked with much greater than for two
am thoroughly convinced Of It's singular efficacy and ab
effect speedy IN similar therefore
commend IL with confidence 70 my friends.
Signed, LOSEE VAN NOSTRAND.
New York, Nov. !, 1916
Secured by Letters Patent and for sale by the importer No
William street, the Principal Office, No 6j Chambers
and by respectable druggists generally. MIS- 2veodrc
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PROMENADE co VI ERTS,
A La MUSARD.
FIRST CONCERT WILL TAKE PLACE ON
Saturday, 18th November,

AT NIBLOS SALUUN,
THE MEMBERS Of the New York Musical Association
respectfully beg leave to announce 20 their and the
public their intention series Of Instrumental Concerts
during the winter consisting Overures Pot Pourrs
Valves Quadrille etc. etc. by Strauss, Lanner Labzky,
Musard, Julien, Gung and other celebrated composers
Such musical entertainments having created The greatest
the musical circles Europe the said associations
request friends OF music have procured all
the best Of modern times which
now in rehearsal by full and effective Orchestra Of
THTRfY-THREE PERFORMERS
In order to from any loss which might
from the large number OF performers and the heavy
necessary has been thought advisable 10 issue sub
scrpton Music Stores order that those
who desire attend the performance, may subscribe aud
guaran.ee 70 the pTeleeors CERTAIN ngmber Of ,Iekets
LARS. FOR SIX CONCERTS,
To be paid the delivery ofckets for the first
tickets Subscribers be obtained by applying thee
mee for so EACH at the door the of the
certs, rs cents each
Committee of arrangements. +,
J. r. WOLTER, lie West GEORGE SCHNEIDER, 50
Broadway. Crosby ST.
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sales or Stocks at Boston.

BRoKERs BOARD Nov 2o-la shs Norwich ( Wor-
ceste RR, s4l 80 do b3Od So; so Western RR 99 $50
Long Island RR b3od FOL; les DO, 7li 7ig; 800 Read
ing RR, sst 2s2.
SECOND BoARp-iO0 shares Reading RR, 2ss 100 do
bo2od est; Western RR, 99f Us Norwich < Worces
Ter RR IS s5i 1870 do, b5d, s5t; $50 Long Island RR
~ 100 do, blOd, IS; 80 Wilmington Railroad, 25E rs
East Boston Company. II a l6 1915
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-22
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES
or THE
PERUVIAN PENS.
orrxI IrrU INdDDnuI-n

lanes FERRY CO. have the pleasure announce that
Of increased facility IN the manufacture Of
their Pens they have reduced the prices TO the level OF all other
taned
j. r. x Co embrace this opportunity to return thanks to
friends Tor the decided preferences given 10 the
Prryaa Pens for many caution the public against
the spurious limitations which frequently imposed
the an FOR the genuine Penyian Pens
Sold by all Sttoners aud dealers Metallic Pens and by
THEODORE kIPKE,
Agent for James Perry X Co, London
No. Liberty street and No. IN Maiden Lane.
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AZ Doctor Morrison continues to be consulted confdentiay
all private Diseases which without mercury or
saint IN diet or pursuit. Recent particularly "Gonor.
rhua /" he cures in 3 10 days.
on improved principles without pain neoryenence TO
the patient As the symptoms OF Structure analogous
those of other affections Of urinary apparatus but
preuced Surgeons should be allowed make the
sutisr mpeh 9, injury from awkward pract TONERS
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This affection and the tram Of evils resulting om de
strucve habit YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions and ult
mate inotency radically cured by Dr. NJ pathological
principles, by restoring the system healthy and
charge. -
~ B-Dr M holds communion with medical preten,ys,
who claim to Surgeons he perhaps the only qualified
advertising Surgeon the city See his diplomas his Office
insure medicine and advice 10 any part of m Innn VIM
Office 2oah Fulton street. near Greenwich New York One.
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