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SH2RIFt,s SALE.


BY virtue ofa writ Of rent. trp 10 me direct
ed from the Court cf Cdnnon Pleas Of Monroe
county, / will offer for sale atpubic outcryat ibe
house of Kins Atkinson in Adams township IN said
County, on Tuesday the 10Th day of May lSi5.
between the hours of 10 O'clock m.and o'clock
p m of SAID day. the fJllowiog personal property,
to wit: 45 iron hands, 3 spindles; set burr bales;
saw straps; balance riDes drlversi saw mil
saw; / scale; peas; 8 small boiling gudgeons; ~
bolts with taps; bolts II bolts with saw mill cast
ings; 10 wrought gudgeons; branding iro',: ST t
packing irons; pieces Of turning irols; feed
hands; l bray iron; hopper buoy bale; 2 steps and
boxes; wrought gudget ms; broken cant hook;
pieces of carriage iron; square bolts; iron
damse; Jamscl foot aud ring; saw mill stirrup;
burr hoops; cast gudgeons; door latch; bolts
and taps for saine 2 cast gudgeons; boiling gudg-
con; wrench; washer; 2 wrought gudgeons; 2
screwing taps; gudgeon; one ten inch band;
saw mill dogs; driver; step; 81 lbs OF small iron
bolts and taps; saw mill wheel with crank and
gudgenn; taken as the property of Alexander Fer
rel at the suit othe State of Ohio for the use OF the
Fund Commissioners of Monroe county.
THOMAS MITCHELL, Jr., Sheriff.
May 10, lSI5.-$1 80
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that peiticn will be
presented toihe commissioners OF Monroe coun-
~ their session in June next, for the location OF
county road through part Of said county; COM
mencing for the same at the first crossing place
below Headley's Mill on the east fork Of Duck
Creek; thence up said stream ON the right hand
side till it approaches near Eq. Waybrant's i'm
provement; thence on the right Of said improve
nent as near as practical to intersect the Sum
merfield road at or near wild cherry Oh the land
Of the widow Stone; thence eros ing the ru,
noihwardly up small run The right side 10 III.
fork of the Iun; thence crossing the right fork aud
up point on the land of Martin Baty, the right OF
the clearing 10 the first main bench; thence said
beach till nearly opposite the dwelling Of William
Tidd; thence descending and cruising the run on
the left, through the Improvements of Joshua Ma
theTa to low gap in the ridge; thence northwsrd;
ly along the line Of section ten, as near as practi
cable to public road; thence west on said road
to the Top Of the hill; thence the nearest and best
route to intersect the Summerfield and Mt Ephraim
road at or the line between James Watson &
John Bryan. April 26, lSi5. 7
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pRNHATE NOrICE.

WHEREAS. accontt ts aud vouchers were pre-
seated TO the Court ot Common Pleas within and
for ,lhc county OF Monroe and State Of Ohio, st
their April ieim A. ID is45, for settlement by the
executors and administrators Of the following
named persons, TO wit
Administrator of Cioyd' yohision, di ceased.
Administrator Of Thomas Walker, decea ell
Guardian to Rosanna Hayden. q s5 n
Executor Of David Griffith, deceased
Administrator Of Elijah Beunet, deceased
Administrator Of John Keller, deceased
Notice Is therefore hereby given to all persons
interested that said accounts are conli usd until
the June term of said Court for 1915, for eomiir
nation. Apr rs. 1915
7:3 WIN: 0KEY, Clerk NJ G.. C.C.P.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be
presented to the Commissioners of Monroe county,
at their June session praying for an alteration of
part of the State road from Tuel's Landing oppo-
site SistersviIle to Cumberland; said alteration to
commence at or the twenty first mile tree, on
said road; running thence to or near James Stall
ling's tobacco house; thence to or near the house
of Joseph H. Stewart, and thence tc intersect said
State road at the house of Thomas Martin, and
that said State road from the commencement to
the ending of said alteration be vacated April
90 lS45 81
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longs TO Mexico by a right which she


will maintain at whatever cost; that
the relations between the two coun-
tries cannot be re-established before d
complete reparation Of that injury.
[agravio,] such asis demanded by good
faith, justice TO Mexico, and the honor
of the United States, is made.
. Moreover, the undersigned will take
the liberty to say to his exceIIency Mr..
Shannon, thatif the United States gov
ernment thinks that it entertained
friendly sentiments towards Mexico at
the time Of giving such offence, and
when attacking the integrity of the re-
public of Mexico, this government
.(Mexico) is very far from entertaining
the same views, or acquiescing in the
assurances which his excellency Mr..
Shannon has gwen, whatever may be
ITS sentiments towards his excel!ency
personally. 81 9t
The undersigned, in making this an
nouncement to his excellency Mr..
Shannon, doing so by the order of the
President of Mexico-cutting short a
new discussion which the interruption
Of the relations of the two countries
will not permit, and because nothing
can be added to what this Department
has already said has the honor 10 re.
new the assurance Of his very distin
0uished consideration. -fT H.Ey|
'dra LUIS G.eCUEVAS.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

BY virtue of renditioni erponas to me directed
from the Court of Common Pleas Of Monroe coun-
ty, will offer for sale at public eutcry, in the town
of Beallsville in said county, on Tuesday the 2OIh
day of May 1915, between the hours of 10 o'clock
a and o'clock p. m. of said day, the following
personal property to wit: One black mare, subject
to an execution in favor Of Jasper Mallery, one
carryall and harness, one set plough gears, one
book case, one bureau, one Inantel clock; one
desk, two beds and bedding and bedsteads; taken
as the property CT Joshua Davis and George Spal-
ding at the suit of Jasper Mallory. ta4l.f
THOMAS MITCHELL, Jr., Sheriff.
Mo, IN JpIS q
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be
presented to the Commissioners of MSnroe coun-
ty Ohio, at their next session in Juae praying tof
the establishment Of a county road, CT ommencing
at the big road leading from Woodsiield to the
Ohio river, past Clines Settlement, near the school
house in district No 10, in Perry townships; thence
past John Thompson's; thence the nearest aud best
route to ntersect the big road leading from Woods
field to Marietta, near Jesse Hall, Jr. on land own
ed by Jesse Hall. Sr April 22, Is45. 7
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ROAD NOTICE.

KUAU No ICE. =
NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be
presented to the commissioners of Monroe county
at their next June session. praying for the location
Of county road to begin at the Malaga road near
the south east corner of Henry Ford's land thence
TO the Saw Mill yard of SAID Ford; thence TO the
Mtonsburg road at the new bridge near the north
west corner of said Ford's land. May 8, 1915
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iNATIoNAL PALACE, ioo

tsaa II 61idr MExlco,sApril 2, ] S45. ~
The uhdersigned,M Ministerof Foreign
Relations, has the honor TO communi-
cate to his aexcellency,, Mr.. Shannon,
MINISTER, &c. in reply TO the note Of his
excellency Of The 3lst March, that, the
government Of Mexico cannot contin-
ue diplomatic relations with the Uni
ted States upon the presumption that
such relations are, reconcileable with
the law which the President Of the Uni
ted States has approved in regard TO
the annexation Of the Department Of
Texas to the American Union, that this
determination is founded upon the ne.
cessity which Mexico is under ofmain-
taining no friendship with a Republic
which has violated her Obligations, u
surped portion Of territolyiwhich be-
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ATTACHMENT.

c. L. DUNCAN, All persons interested will
VS.. take notice that Cadwalader c.
Reuben Boomer } DUNCAN, on the l5lh day of
April, A, D. 1916. sued out writ of attachment
from the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
county in the State Of OHIO, against Reuben
Boomer for the sum of ninety dollars, which writ
has been served and returned. Dated May 2, lS45
WIN 0KEY, Clerk
By JOHNW OKEY, Dep. Clerk,
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that petition will be
presented to the Commissioners of Monroe county.
at their June session praying for the location OF
county road commencing at William Biven's in
Franklin township; thence the nearest and best
route to John Smiths in said township; thence the
nearest and best route to intersect the State road
from BarnesyilIe to Marietta at or near the south
east corner of S. Johnson's farm in Enoch town
ship IN said county. April 26, 1872 Up
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
COITRT

oALE w MAJ I.o - - - - W
COURT.
ON Monday, the 26tb day of May, 1915, between
the hours of 10 o'clock, nj and O'Clock p IN at
the front door of the Court House, in the town of
Woodslield, Monroe county, Ohio, will be sold to
the highest bidder the following real estate the
property of Jacob Oom, deceased, to witt The
east half of the north east quarter of section 90
also the south west quarter of the south east quar-
ter of section 81, all in township 2 Of range g. of
lands sold at Marietta, Ohio, containing l2O acres
subject to the dover OF Sarah Ollom, the widow
Terms of sale: one third cash in hand, one third
in six months, and the balance in IL months with
interest from date. April 26, 1915. uar
THO'S WESTON, adm. J. Ollom, dec d.
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THE subscriber has been appointed by the Court
of Common Pleas of Monroe county, Commission
er on the estate Of John Linn, deceased, repre-
sented insolveht. The period of SIX months from
the date OF this notice are allowed creditors to
bring in their accounts and prove their caims
against said estate. The subscriber will attend to
the duties of his appointment during the period of
said six months at his own residence ip Sunsbury
township, near Beallsvllle. Dated April IA, 1915.
S:4 THOMAS GRIFFITH.
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DIED-At the residence of his brother in Salem
township in this county, on Monday the 9th inst
CYRUS THOMAS, son of Mr.. Reuben Thomas
of this place, aged about is years, AMI
On Tuesday the 9Th inst, in Salem township,
FRANCIS. son of Mr.. William and Mrs. Frances
Cochran, aged about years 5sl.t
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KOAD NUlII E,.

ROAD NU1'I, h.
NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be
presented to the Commits uners of Monroe county
at their June session praying for the location of
county road commencing in Enoch township, at
Aarcn Barnes on the Waterford Road; thence the
nearest and best route 10 Daniel McFersons in
Ehoch township April 26, lS45 ~
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IS Reward!

LOST, on Wednesday, the 10th ut, between
Woodsfield and Lewisvllle, brass mounted Rifle
Gun. The above reward will be paid to any per-
son who will return said gun to the subscriber or
to this office. s:3
May 8, 1S45. JAMES KENNEDY. .
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MARRIED-0n Tuesday the 9Th inst, by the
Rev. Mr., BoARDMAN, Mr.. ISAAC SMITH, and
Miss PHEBE NORRIS, all Of this place. % 4 :.
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TIE MARKETS.
CORRECTED WEEKLY:
CLNCLNNATL.
LlQUORS


SQ@l LIQUORS.
l3 ii Brandy, l1
"A la Cogniac, gal l 50a2 20
Seignette's 2 40a2 so
Gin, Holland ! 25al 80
IA O0l Wbiskey l8l.4dI9
az 00l Wines, Port 70a4 90
~ 80 Champ. gne has. $l2al6
,a9 80 LIVE STOCK.
10 so Beef Cattle. ID l75a3 0h
ja3 IS Sheep. each 62al IL
2a75c Cows g. calves Sl0a25
as 90 PROVISIONS "a
, sc. Beet, Mess bbl 6 50a7 90
Prime 400a4 SO
,a3 70 Dried cwt 5 00a6 90
a3 70 Pork, Bulk lb 4a05c
la40c Shoulders 2a0l
Sides 4a05
a77l Hams 4a04 3-4
5Oa62 Hams, canvassed Taos
jaI go sugar cured Sa09
DAB 90 Pork, clear Dbl II 50a12
l5aI6I Mess l50al2 90
I2l-2 Prime 675a7 90
Rump &c 725aS 90
= so Lard, prime leaf lb 5a07
l6a2O No 2 5a05 "a
Bread, Pilot Dbl 2 25a
75a Crackers ID 4a05
3Ia3s Butter, bbls or kglb 6a07
aSO in market fresh lSa25
25a2s Cheese w R casks 4a05
abs boxes Sac Ia
J. Beans, bu al IL
Ia 8 SALT.
las 3.4 GAINESVILLE. Hockhocking
Ga Z Conememaugh & N Y
Halls per bu 20a22c
45aS0 Turks Island 25a
sal ~ Saltpeter, cwt 8 75a9 90
25a7OI OISUNDRIES--store rates
40a60 Feathers lb 25a26
6a73-4 Hops lst quail Id al0
9a10 Wool, lb 27a37
10al5lBeeswax 25a26
33a35 Honey l0a Y
37al0I Potatoes 30a35
,ALTLMORE. ..s.|..
Hdgs 5l2
45C PROVISIONS.
462 Bacon, side lb 7c
437 Shoulders q
Hams Sag
] 90 Pork, mess Dbl IL OC
l08 Prime III 0C
43a45c Beef, Mess 10 000al1 OF
40c No l 9 OC
23a24 Prime zoo
60 Lard, West'n lb 8 sl-2C
TX. LIQUORS.
j0a3 25 Whiskey; gal 23a24
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ROAD NOTICE.

ROAD NOTICE. -4~t ..r
NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be
presented TO the Commissioners of Monroe county
at their next session in June, for the alteration
of a road commencing before John Porter's door;
running south about 60 rods to neyr the corner of
sections 28 and 30, where it ntersecs the old road
in Seneca township. April 26, 1S45 7
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70 THE CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE OF
JOHN LINN, DECEASED.

May 10, 1851
The New York herald., 1845-11-27
By Last NIGHTS Southern Mail.

ALEXANDRIA, Nov 24-An schr Hamilton New York.
BALTIMORE Nov 25Arr barlue Lawrence Boston British
ssigs Wm Mary Bsrmuda psyonshire 81 Thomss; ;chrs
Archelaus Halifax Gamogan, Kingston Jas achrs Euiaula,
(aew Pensacola; Blazer Apaachicola Maria Johnston New
York.
NeREoLK, Nov 24Arr brigs Arthur, !Fr) Hayre North
TO finish ldg schrs Industry, studey and Car slime Ferns
up the Bay; Texas and Abstract Governor
and Arcade Portsmouth; Forester DuxhaIy In Hampton
lanta, and Notus Baltimore for Wareham
PHILApELpHA, Nov 26-lFrom our Correspondent Arr
barques Navarro Cole Rio Janero Sent 49, and Pernabuco
Oct Nashua, New Orleans; brgs Baltimore and Sun Bos-
Shark Grampus Delaware and Stag do Conestoga
do Cid ships Saranak Lverpoel Ariel Boon schrs Sarah
Rand9ph and Spy rreydsnee; qsse9a YeySu,yGer. I \
Constellation New York vesta Newport soop Mary Brush,
Proyidence bages Planet Young Sailor and Posve New
York
The New York herald., 1845-11-27
COM MERCIAL.
New York. Wednes<ya

New York, Wednesday, Nov. go.
Transactions quite brisk In both descrip
tons, at 80 81 s7t for Pots and 81 at for Pearls
BEkswAx-The market Is less active in Southern and
prices have receded We noticed q sale of Northern
and Western at 30 cents cash. and Cuba white for ex.
port at b0c, months.
BssADsruFFs-The market is quiet to-day, at prices
from 20 10 to 81 many holders anxious sell at the
iormer while others hardly disposed to sell even at
she are fixed generally according the
ieenngs Oh the seller, without reference to any stated
rule Sales Of MichigaH were made st s. rs or little
er georgetown was offered at SO so; Brsndywine ST.
ne receipts OF Flour and Wheat are very great and
d immense Quantities being stored. Wheat still remains
81 AZ ps ou southern according to quality about$I 30
this line rahsr was good feeling apparent to-day in
aa oa ensr more buyers have appeared and pric ss
sa,. TS stronger and about our outside auots.
tsr took ons.hsn N"'" Wnioh sSpor'
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOvEMRER AZ.
Cleared.

Spp Sp }ghe Rs1a LvsIpop Dunh1% DmSn
Ship vieksburg, Berry, New Orleans WIN Nelson.
Bgs BBrg CCasses' C,o.' WoG1d6ay Csdz Hsbsek Co
Brig Linden, Knudsou, Charleston Durham 4 Dimon.
Brig -Four Brothers, Slater, Philadelphia How.
sehr Iowa, Dayton Baltimore, eager & MAILER.
schr YIN Wilson, Baker, PbIsdelpbis Mckee Hand CO.
scnr Ceyon Crockett Phisdslp
SILL sS$, SsaI ;s. Sis;ss S ii:;: Boston
sss sS1s s.f Stare LoasS.ss, 9i aoTi'iad rsiissph.
Steamer lrousides, Morrison, fhiladelphis
md.s ag nip n,a Gy S 'S spdI a d e
r.; N '''4
ship Atlas Homer day, from Boston, in ballast, to Slate
Barqus R,or Latham, from Malaga 2h nil. and Gibr.l.
ship WIN Writ from london no Tor sSsan.h ssDoas an
ia dsys S% SS@''S oss.: 'si SsT or Aa Saa
tue ket, with 2oc bbIs oil
alt with 3sa tons iron Boorman Johnston Co. s7th ut
a. ses, nS h'yg g ~ e ,a
spoke aHd boarded Br barque Caato from St John NB for
Por'agqsss brig Morss Gwoyan % days from Lisbon. with
to schmidt ( Bslch.n. 'S WI" moss'
sss Msssrs Wes% Pesss"s as n%ss mGs. n,
schr Jay, Allen, Norfolk, wheat i'"''
schr Two Mary,, Candy, Phadelph. coal to Low,h.,
sSI Assas "a. Rea. SGG M.shs
sehr Pearl. Tory Lubee plaster
i y;sss Wave. hos1ooi sis% fiSss%ssS fSg%..1a T%s' ns
ss Gi bssiy sy %asa Tnsss% %'
Ship. PsIsh and yisasbu New Orleans, brig. wsadere
HALIFAX fdctolus, salem, and Others
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

will not oppose such An International compact, at all
events for while the throwing open the English
ports TO our wheat, corn pork and rice, would
afford an ample and lucrative market TO us, our
dealers would derive double profit by receiv-
ing In exchange British manufactures, if relieved of
the prohibtory impositions OF the etariH of AZ
But, independent of considerations of profit and
loss. every suggestion of humanity is in favor of
some such reciprocal international arrangement
Mr.. Walker will scarcely fail to lay hold of the
disastrous state OF things IN England and Ireland
in his report upon the finances, the tariff and COM
mercial exchanges, as sustaining and demanding
the overthrow of the Tariff OF 'i2, and the entire
remodeling of the system.
: Apropos OF said report. We are informed that a
large number OF clerks are engaged in transcrbing
the statistical tables of tariffs from 1921 to IS45 pre-
pared by Jonathan Elliot, Esq, under instructions
from the department. for this first annual report OF
our little interchangeable never-lrng Secretary OF the
Treasury
In conclusion of this chapter, we are satisfied that
ahc message will be long one-tha II VIII be
strong one, but that il will not smell particularly
strong of brimsone and saltpetre. On the subject OF
foreign relations, IL will be American, but not
rampant--it will be strong for revenue tariff on
revenue principles, as contradstingushed from the
protective. II will be strong upon the sub-treasury
enthusiastic about Texas-boasfu of the condi
tion OF the treasury and the state OF the finances
unanswerably constitutional 10 the constitution
alty of appropriations for improvements OF the West
waters-and to the facilitating the settlement of
Oregon, the Executive will be perfect Hoosier.-
cans and with paternal magnanlmlty he will
commend peaceabe settlementlof all our difficulties
with our ple-bald neighbors, from the impossibiity
of persuading or kicking them into fight.
We shall bring up lot OF miscellaneous odds
and ends, per next train bound for Gotham.
The New York herald., 1845-11-27
Foreign lmpOrtntiona.

Dickson-lJ Gilligan-l Bruce SOM Boorman John
ston co-4 Pearson-2 Gray col Glidehill-I Kan
dell Fields II Fl Scheffelin-3 & Haight ce-2 r.
Ihomas-2 Bates 4 Coates-1 @ Ruben-6 w Parsons-6
Elliman- q Swords-2 Drummond-l J Nicholson
"a Garfield Bros-3 II Andrew Wyeth-3 Williami
u cc-2 Luqueer-2 Chester, Clark coz Duun x
so-l Nevins col Hadden son-i96i barr iron Breeze
Sampson.l pkg Kelly co.. l. Gibson co-22J Gihon
Sco-RJ McCaIl-l Aymar Il COS Oakey-6 GrIswold
Il Anult-J With. Reiss Bros Barclay 4
hiyingson-l Wight Stuges 4 Shaw-2 Harnden & col
hall Bros-3S Crook-3242 bars iron wills co-l9 pkgs
Richardson Watson70 Poultney Jenkins-l White &
Sheffield Pemherton76a bxs plates tons do 1867
bdls iron 80 Phelps Dodge Grin
NELL Mnun coioo tons tin plate 81 casks rolls gal
vanic tin plate order.
MALAGA-Barque Rng29oO boxes hf $50 ar do rsns
2o0 Kegs Surges Chairman co05 cks 100 h do
sins Harbeck co00 bx 200 bf or Duh
2980 bxs 300 h 300 do 90 grapes 2O do lem.
ons do Iaisns Agure alway-1i5d do amoud
Faber boxes 100 h 200 hf bbs
grapes 100 bx lemons Lawrence Murray Ingse-839
SS III 1000 or do raislns Fitch co kegs do h
$50 boxes lemons 3 h 2s2 kegs grapes 60 bales almonds
bb rasns box hf dc rs h bbls dc kegs grapes
6hambe Phepsa kegs grapes Latham-l box Mrs
Denny-600 pots grapes to order.
HGA%Tsyso-Brs aardyI3 pkgs Broack-l Goldschmdt
benz Boring & Wtte-l3 q Muller--l9 + A Henicks-O
Schrage koop co-20 Burage Hurter--l50 Peck-2s
Breihaupt Chum-2l tedler-26 Grunenthal-4l3 L B
noddington-l Harvard Colleges dIvernos3 Des Arts
Heuser-l1 GA ii WItte-7 j Oppenhe,m-3 o + Glenn
B Wnerhoh, Piper karck-7 Peyer-8 do 722 plates
speltsr Nannng Roster coll pks Rpeke-6 Kobbe co
-21T plates spelter and Aundry pkgs To- order.
The New York herald., 1845-11-27
Eorebpn nyorI.ase

LAGuAYKA, Nov. 4-The following the articles ex.
ported during the month Coffee, 375,356 lbs; Cacao,
s69 1913 lbs indigo 4O3s lbs; Tobacco, 1854 bs 64s7
We have had two arrivals from the United States within
short time they brought upwards of 1900 bbls Of flour
513 kegs of lard 100 Kegs of butter boxes Of soap
l50 boxes of Goldfish bbls Of hams so cases of
lOo bbs OF aPples and divers other articles OF American
produce The market still overstocked purchasers
and prices far below cost The best -four brings
sl Sl currency and lard has been sold at 2Oc;
its tendency is, however, downwards.
The New York herald., 1845-11-27
CHEMICAL BALSAM,
fDr Hair Uuvannr~tAw

REMEDY for all diseases incidental to the Hair and IT'S
IA restorative in all cases where Badness beyond the
reach Of art.
MERrTs THE CHEMcL BALsAM on HAIR INvrsoR ToR-It
prevents Badness II removes Dandr and Scruf
II keeps the Hair in its natural color and prevents
turning grey IL presented the world with firm be
lief that beautiful and healthy resatve Of the Hair il
will be found rial uneqused Prepared solely by T. Pha
lon, No. 24 Broadway.
Agents-O Fish Co, Washington, d. e.; Aver Phelan
rs Broad Columbus, Georgia; Tuttle Assembly Build
ngs Of Tenth and Chestnut Philadelphia; H. Rice
corner o. o C2nn o ana hpwanLd streets Boston Brow
Ulster Co., ~ u v b Loctrow, No; 81 Beaver street,
Albany; John b. Watson Charleston Hotel South Carolina
=. Tousey Syracusc, " Gorton Anderson, Newport H.
H. and No 153 Division street. opposite Ludlow, ". ".
o2a lm+mc
The New York herald., 1845-11-27
Brighton Cattle Market.

Nov. 24-At market, l45O Beef Cattle 80 yoke Work.
ing Oxen, "a Cows and Calves 34o0 Sheep and 500
Swine.
Beef Cattlesales of extra s5 first quality 81 5O
cond 81; third So a 5 35
Working Oxen-saes made at S72a "a, S7s a 81
and SOL.
Cows and Calves-Saes were made at SIS, 49, 81 and
S36.
Sheep-Lots taken at 81 a 81 IL, ST 81 andlS2 81.
Swine-ln consequence of a small supply, prices are
shade higher say 81 and at wholesale, and at retail
from to cents.
The New York herald., 1845-11-27
MEDICAL ADVICE,

)OCTOR LAMEKT is still confdentIally consuled at his
- old ofhce 81 Gold Fulton and Beekman,
all diseases Of delicate being mild and
Judicious requires neither mercury restraint in Diet him
drancs from business pursuits Recent or
days.
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL, ari-
sing from frequent indulgence of the Of ndscret
youth and thereby causing nightly emissions and eventually
object being to restore the mentally and bodily that
state Of yigor nature originally designed.
STRUCTURES disease frequently existing without the pa
tient being the least sometimes caused by maatent
OF nnnated medical pretendes and by the neglect
OF the parties themselves by the Dr. eectuay cured with
pain inconven
The Doctor being ohe few qualified advertising Surgeons
IN the city guarantees perfect chargemade Let
t post paid enclosing fee attended to- and me
dicne with advice sent to any OF the United States.
Once So Gold street. Open from A. M. to p. M.
o. IN