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The New York herald., 1845-08-23

Mr.. Chngman, in the Duncombe district OF North
Carolina. has been defeated by Mr. Graham, both
wings. Two years since Mr.. c. bestowed the same
favor on Mr.. q. Turn about is fair play
The New York herald., 1845-08-23
THIRD EDITION.
PRIVATE TREATISE,

N certain delicate diseases which the be and most
" OF stated in the plainest posi-
Bile 1.-THE prescriptions used the authors practice
being given without reserye giving also clear and faithful
description Of several innocent disorders frequently mistaken
decepons of well known Boosting class Of people None
but those who have had peculiar Of judging
which this subject the suerngs both in mind
and body they entail society To be had only at ss
bound.)
r. j. Aware Of the opinion general entertained Of those
who obtude their skill upon the public (muudes a whom
almost paper) il considered duty give
the following statement the ground which this little
book claims especial coniidence:-
Besides authors rank Graduate Of Edinburgh &c-hs
former works medciue. viz, The domestic Guide
Medecne which has passed through several editions Trea
tmonia letters from the eminent physicians Of Europe
of this city, DR.. Pysck OF Philadelphia, and others and
which gratifying, has permission refer almost
every physician ofemnence in the city. auI0 lm'm
The New York herald., 1845-08-23

APPOINTMENTS By THE PREsIDENT.-J. George
Harris, purser in the Navy OF the United States, TO
h vacancy occasioned by the death Of Edward ~ Cox
Livingston Dunlap, deputy postmaster al Indanapois
Indiana, vice Samuel Henderson removed
The New York herald., 1845-08-23
COME ALI. WHO ARE
SUFFERING FROM PAIN
BE Cured without Charge or Expense.
BARTINE'S LOTION.

Inc gTeatest nemedy euer kno,cn for all the Com
plants ,ciict itwotesses TO cure, ,cill be giuen
Gratis 10 the afflicted ,pho cannot
qtord to purchase By,
., applying to
3S3 broadway, New York.
RARTlNE's LoTION-The Lotion was invented some
S & snd anS . ne %
no lad
est % ~ his practice s" inquiries began Be made BY
gher; j. might be procured Thus fame began spread
he HHo
ab e eun Of s Ss Se 6lo s has acquired is
ana balm in the cure of many oft ills which
In Of Goat Rhenmatism swelugs OF all kinds Dis.
locations Or Fractured Bones Bruises, Cuts, Commissions
's ss ia s ns,s ss Eausss Rs' and
Wounds q every description, affords immediate and per,
ha 'es he na Sae and sSs
ss@iE Fs; @ a@o fGa I uSsss s
sSy all & of s.G
Face Camp IN the Stomach and esdaeEe "a aes .as
se g s6Ss ALL s the @s Of
shows n most astonishing manner its magical powers
nrme has found no ess Taa
abe n similar complaints to which inferior animals are
the peculiar Of v's II .cme ans
where i has been applied to this fine for slight nu
apparently new animation and vivacity the ANIMAL TO
enacous sscrbd the Happy effects the
Lotion rather than the natural speed Of the snina 1t has
soG Des r. IN The following are Of the complaints
Ihe Lotion composed entirely Of the medicinal proper
ties Of vegetable substances and rendered
pure by dIstllation and other chemical
ward medicine. It is the most innocent wholesome stinula-
ting and cheering character and will expe Instantly those
dull heavy and ypochondraca feelings which many
ana give lie and animation to both body and mind
10 be had IN New York Of Thomas s. Bartine OF % Vesey
M opposite washington Market IS single
No Nassau street the Drug Store corner OF Sixth Ave.
and Thirteenth street " ~ "
made liberal discount those who want to purchase BY the
quantity for shipping other uses. - -
Agents wanted Tor the sale Of the above Lotion.
G.. BARTINE X Co, Proprietors
WIN Principal Depot, 323 Broadway, Ny
Where large volume Of testimonials may be from highly
The New York herald., 1845-08-23
= :, VICTIMS i; ia. Oh OF INDIsCRETION.

bEhNETHf'S BOTANICAL PILLS are the most an
cessiu remedy ever discovered Tor the cure ponobma
geets seminal weakness similar disorder of The
q generation The hisn low rich and poor married and sn
gIe may cure themselves without the least exposure IL ~.
shortest possible time. They free from me fcnrv n my NV
3ohte te system generally especially the generaty organs
ysss ~ Tie celebrated Dr. Abenety IN ali stages
g e above e9npa,ns Reader remember that thousands
w ictn,, anu ~, thrif constitutions ruined when one box
oi these Pulls would have saved them. " w w ~
For sale, wholesale and reai by VIM Watson
HAL, 80 Latharine street, and at lN Maiden Lane
frice 81 per box. with directions jue imsec
The New York herald., 1845-08-23
Principal Depot 1923 Broadway Ny
Where large volume Of testimonials NAV be seen from hehI,
respectable parties in this CITY aud other parts u2a nrc
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE

VICDICIfII AND SUNITICAL UFFTCE
nOCTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street near Chatham A..
Of the Oldest and medical and
cal practitioners ~ the city Of New York the treatment N
certain class Of delicate diseases The Doctor estabhed in
" treated 600 cases venerea other delicate
complaints The DLs reputation for skill in those aid half
cured that have years NJ a,
ter how long you may have Geet, Structure Ulcers npon
me body or IN e throat or the and homes
o the legs VII and can cure you If your Is curabe
constitutional Weakness omemes called seminal Weakness
an victim Of this my
sautary treatment Dyspepsia weakness of limbs and small
Of the back, confusion Of intellect rgeulness psIpafon o
the heart aversion 10 society only symptoms OF this corn
Pnt. ne Warransa cure IN every Mild
and recent cases cured ia days Dr. johnson is regularly
.u"oasoo = nysIc,an m" S"rseon aI2 imosrr
CURED BY A BOTANIC DOCTOR who node1sfaoJs
his business with ten years extensive practice in
dsease male and female has cured after using ali The nacL
nostrums been savatd and the without bene6
nose VINO wish positive cure without mercury and avoid
The ignorance and imposition Of Boosting who se
cretly give mercury aud tho constitution viii,
out delay at o3 Bowory Separate Office and egress Consul
tatIons free from 3to ". VI. aio i,nsr
The New York herald., 1845-08-23

TENNEssEE-Mr. Browns majority will quite as
likely be more than two thousand as less. We add
the returns received last evening"
The New York herald., 1845-08-23

Passengers Arrived.
ASrwERr-Belgan ship Dizle-Mr Thpont and lao in the
steerage. - - - :" w
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PHIL.prlrn,A. AUGUST >, is,

fHiLAprLrHiA, August -, 1915.
Our Court ofQuarter Sessions been winding up the
business OF the July term for the last days To-day
the petit Jurors discharged die say their
last act being the conviction OF the notorious John SINUS
ter for receiving property that had been burgarously
taken by wellknow burglar in these parts known by
the cognomen of Jack Richmond Shuster you will re-
collect was convicted in 1871 1912 of the murder of
his wife and sentenced TO death bur through the in
tercesson OF several benevolent gentlemen, who where
imposed upon bylhis apparent conrton he pardon
cd by Governor Porter Since then he has lea ling
most abandoned life consortng with thieves and bur,
glars and at length he has again got into clutches OF
the law. have not doubt that Judge Campbell who
now presdes at the Quarter Sessions will she him for
some time to come.
As Sam Slick says this is quite juicy day, the wind
IS from the north east and the has been pouring in
torrents There was counter current of wind from
the west which produced considerable thunder.
The tone OF the Government organ to relations
with Mexico, has impressed people with idea of
the extreme danger of and belief that il will not
be the childs play they anticipated The result seen
in the prices OF stocks. State Fves to-day suffered
further decline Of !.
sales or stocKs Mt Philadelphia.
FIRST Board, August 22.-S750 State 5's, 75i: 81
Wilmington Railroad l4a SI12 30 Lehigh int 34l 9IS
Wilmington Railroad lll; $1,000 State SIS, 74 100 U.
s. Bank, 81; llaners Bank 90 Penns ylvania Bank
25S $50 Wilmington Railroad I43: $4,000 State SIS 74l
$4,000 do, 1I.; $4,000 do, 7I; so Reading Railroad ~
SECOND BoARD-l0 Kentucky Bank, 10 5 doq 3 DIS,
70.
The New York herald., 1845-08-23

WoOL-l7o 900 lbs. Blood Fleece washed and un W ashed
W just landing, and for sale by
ate Elk. COLLINS & Co.
The New York herald., 1845-08-23

HE Question is no longer asked, Can Asthma be CuredP
IL has been been satisfactory settled within the last
months that Olosaonian will produce quicker
any other remedy IN the world and references be
fu virtues who had tried for all other remedies
Mr. WILSON, brckayer residing Hobohen, N. j. had
tried remedy which he could hear
and had spent than hundred dollars endeavorng
procure help but vain He commenced the Oosaonan
January 2ist The first dose he took him relief two
days afterwards his wife called that the small quantity OF
tins remedy which hap taken had done him good
any and all the medicines he had used n his life.
Mrs BELL, the wife OF Robert p Bell of Mostown NJ J
whowas severely afflicted with asthma given up by her
atng her symptoms but with benefit One Bot
tie the Oosaonan far relieved her that she able
up from her bed and dress herself thing she had
tore IN months and she has returned her Nor.
NCPENT coNsuSPTo psPS restored
yields 70 ITS effects 1t sooes troublesome cough
sns siumbers to the wearyt aays the the side
and IN the chest and enables the
expedltes returning health
JAMES D. DEVOE, l0 Reade street. long been com.
planning OF soreness IN the chest accompanied with
hacking coughe raised freely has lost appetite and
et alarmed At his situation He had tried various remedies
without beneficial effect His shortness obreah aud pain
IN the side continued He used bottle Oo.
saonian, and is restored to health
George w: Burnett Of Newark, N. j.; George W. Hays OF
New York; Dryd Henderson, GO Laght ST. Mrs Mc(anu
Walker street, Laban SO Pike Mrs Archibald IS Walker
street with
HTNDREDs OF NAMES
osons residing in New York. could be gven who ready
testimony the superiority oh Oosaonan every
other remedy known for the Of coughs colds asthma
sumption, bronchitis difficulty ofbeatng hoareness inuen-
"a pains The breast and side and the affections
stomach and liver.
sa LOG Nassau above Ann and at Mrs
fiays, 1871 ulton street, brooklyn. my5rc
The New York herald., 1845-08-23

DR ABBOTT may be consulted con6dentislly his Office
- 10 Duane street where afflicted with delicate dis
eases old syphtc ulcers diseases o the bladder
and prostate gland are invited 70 call Several years
Renee IN the best hospitals IN Europe besides sixteen years
practice the city OF New York entirely devoted
q aeca's osease enable MN 70 warrant speedy and
Dr. A. feels confident that he has performed mo cures re-
eved suffering humanity from above diseases than
any other physician IN New York Beware imposition and
do not mistakelG medicine may be had 10 prevent the
above diseases IN all their varieties. Attendance from A. NJ
till 10 p. NJ. Charges reasonable.
~ B. Dr. Abbott the only regular Musician in
Dnane street. except old Dr Cooper Jyl lmtm
The New York herald., 1845-08-23
MEDICAL ADVICE

IE recent discoveries in Chemistry have enabled Dr. Clio.
Verto introduce into his practice several articles Of
which are certain quick and undertaking their e
uess and pains the bones nodes Also elects Con
o"a seminal Weakness etc. In short all those diseases
nave proved too obstne for those who have devoted less
attention TO this department Of surgery.
VI Oover consulted during the day aud evening No
Office Practice. ' ~ " ~ ~ = -
D ~ appses strangers that he has receiy ned
cal and NOT reckoned among the host emprcks
fmvrh W. '''AJ Pe"''S P'''e'
The New York herald., 1845-08-23
LUCINA CORDIAL,
ELIXIR. OF LOVE

ELL X OF LOVE.
the touch Of earth restored vgo scyty and confidence
LUClNA CORDIAL renvest gene organs however
Weakened with their original power There shadow
anaure hundreds would testify the mnrivaed efficacy OF
this Cordial as specific for barenness uor abus, gees
IN ie secetions pains In the kidneys female
every disease to which the delicate portion the human
oganzatonis liable 1t cannot indeed malfomaton Of
the parts tor thing short Of that offered na
Die cure for while in all the other diseases
ated above whether acute chronic be found safe and
ting generally the organs bracng the whole
system without far stimulating any function as to produce
subsequent relaYstion On the contrary il act
but renewal Of the natural energies The first
e used will fully convince the purchaser Of the truth fall we
Principal Office 25 Fulton street, New York Sold also by
Seth fowe, Boston; DrWadsworth Providence; j. s. Muir
sy soa snd RSss f ssd I John
suIss XVI sandod CINCINNATI and nd by % no
bottle. or $24 per dozen. jua Imsec
+ .ONDON JOURNAL OF ARTS AND SC FENCES, nc
- Conducted by Mr.. W. Newton-Vol XVIII (conjoined
book the New York Society Library IS reaueseJ 10 re-
turn ii.
The having in his possession the third volume of
on 1882 IS also requested to it, Both volumes
marked w, s library STAMP N printers red ink thus
NB-Other missing books will be advertised unless return
"a soon a2tfrc
LOOKING GLASS PLATES AND OTHER
GERMAN GOODS
NroaRANkH HANLlNE AFRlE; SuS} 2S}slTpHEIMER, pHi MFR,
~, ~ by late arrivals from Europe large Of
Unsilvered White Polished Window Plates i7s to ss.a
with large assortment Toys States Leather Dolls Slate
Pencils asd Marbles, Spectacles Toilet Glasses Pipes and
iycd 0,peol lohx
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-09-13
District Attorney.

We are authorized to announce ISAAC D
GlLDART, asa candidate for the Office o! Dis
tTiet Attorney of the Judicial District, compo
esd OF the counties of Wilkinson, Adams, JEFF
ferson, Claiborne, Amite and franklin. Elcc
zion in November next.
We are authorized to announce w. s. CAS-
SEDY, asa candidate for the office Of District
Attorney for the Judicial District, composed OF
the counties Of Wilkinson, Adams, Jefferson,
franklin, Amite and Claiborne.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
T. MARTIN, Of Adams county, as candidate
for the Office Of District Attorney of the First
!udicial District, composed of tho counties of
wilkinson, Jefferson, Adams, Claiborne, Frank.
lin and Amite.
we are authorized 10 announce EZRA r
IRlCE, OF adams county, a. a candidate for
the office OF District Attorney Of the judicial
District. composed Of the counties of Wilkin
cen, Adams, Jefferson, Claiborne, Franklin and
Amite.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
~hl NEr' Of Jefferson county, AZ a eandi.
SstS Tor the Office of District Attoynev of the
Iru Judicial District composed of the counties
~, Adams, Jefferson, wilkinson. Franklin.
Sslsorne and mite
=, We are authorized 20 announce N. SCUDDER
az Hklnson county, a. . candidate for the
tSiSS D'stTiet Attorney, for the Judicial Dis
Aunis. opposed Of the counties of Yilkinsou
- 80 ASSns, clsibcrAs, franklin ana jsGs-'
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-09-13

THOMAS coof1ooD, q Monroe. =
We have no doubt, II generally callet
Upon, that no would allow bis nsme {,
10 presented to the people asa candidate
Tor Governor, and enter At once afdehll,
and zeslovsly upon the canvass, AZ fat
~ No are concerned, We call upon him
In lhg strongest terms, 10 become a can
didais. The Vieksbvfg Wing, Southern
Argus, and Port Gibson Herald have al.
ready made asmilar call
To those who are unaequinted With
Col. Coopwood " will state that be IL .
planter Of good Nianding ia his county,
stands high as a citizen, aud is universal.
y esteemed ana respected in the region
Of country where he resides. His perso-
nal popularity in the northeastern por.
ton Of the state will add much 10 the
strength Of our party, and he is perfectly
devoted to il, and to i.s salu,ary and be.
nehcenI principles. He was ununl-
mously recommended by the committee
of the Wing meeting at Jackson as a
candidate for Congress, but, as himself
and Col. Stsrke were from adjoiningl
counties, !, was thought advisable and
proper to make Congressional selections
from different portions OF the State. He
was an active member Of that meeting
and tho high estimate there placed upon
MIN by his assembled political brethren,
Is sufficient 10 show the Wings of the
State that they can repose confidence in
him without fear Of betrayal. He is opposed |
o Conventions and caucusses, and, while |
1t Jackson, strongly protested gainst
he dctation of nominations. If he &C.
.epts, he will, therefore, stand in his true
ttliude before the peope-he will not
ppear before them at the mandate of
aucusor convention, but only as respond
1g TO the immediate and unsolicited
'ish OF his fellow citizens.
We trust tina, the Wing press Of the
tate will speak out, at once, on this
lblect. L
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-09-13
A Sc SsnR

We are authorized 20 announce JOHN
1TRIBLtNG, as = candidate for tho Office Of
Assessor Of Amite county, at the ensuing No.
vember election.
We are authorized 10 announce WILLIAM
@. DAVIS, az candidate for the Office Of As
SCISSOR Of Amite county, az the ensuing No
Vsmber election.
We are authorized to announce THOMAS
HAYNES, as a candidate for the Office Of As
wessor Of Amits county, q; the ensuing Mover,
Der election.
We are authorized 70 announce JAMES A.
JENKINS, as candidate for the Office of As.
SCISSOR OF Amite county, Al the ensuing Noven-
Der election.
We are authorized TO announce JOHN G.
AINABREW, as a candidate for the office Of
Assessor of Amite county, At the ensuing No.
Vsmber election.
We are authorized tosnncuuce SYLVESTER
GARDNER, as a candidate for the ofic. oil
Assessor Of Amite county, At the ensuing No
vsmber election.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
7. SHARP, as a candidate for the Office Of As.
SCISSOR Of Amits county, at the ensuing Noyem.
Der election
We are authorized to announce JAMES E
JAGERS, asa candidate for the Office Of Asses.
scr OF this county, at the ensuing November
We ara authorized to announce JOHN 3.
EASILY, asa candidate for the Office OF Az. (
sssso! OF this county, at the ensuing November
We are authorized to announce Z. A. NEE.
LEI, asa candidate for the Office of Assessor
Of th'' county at tbs ensuing November cleo.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-09-13
WIG CANDIDATE FOR GOV.
ERNOR.

AS the declension OF the eloquen, and
gifted PATRICK HENRY, OF Madison, has
caused a vacancy in tho Wing state
ticket, we notice, with pleasure and graf.
ifca,'on, that the Wings Of the State, as
far as our knowledge extends, are deter.
mined that the vacuum shall he filled
The withdrawal Of Gen. Henry has pro-
duced an universal expression of regret
from the Wing press Of the State. His
high standing as gentleman-his talents
his brilliant and persuasive elo ouence
his noble bearing and unimpeacha bic
patriotism, would have made him a for
mldabe candidate for the station 10
which he was unanimously recommend.
ed by tho large and respectable assem-
olage OF his political brethren, who met
together i'll Jackson on the 9Th of las,
month. That meeting did not take it
upon itself to appoin. nominating com.
mlttee" to fill any vacancies tina, might
occur in the ticket. Therefore, it will
deVoIve upon the people and the press
to select some suitable person to fill the
place vacated by Gen. Henry. We can
point to many gallant and jealous Wings
who would, without doubt, be accepta BILE
TO the whole Wing party Of the State:-
such men, for instance, as the able and
whole-souled ISAAC N. DAVIS, Of Pamela,
or Col. THOMAS NJ. Polk, of Marshall,
one oil God s noblest works, "an homes.
man." The names Of both OF these dis.
tinguished gentlemen have been suggest.
ed--both would be ,acceptable-both
would do good service, aud deal stunning
blows upon the Hydra Of Reputation,
the exhalationS of whose foul nostris
have polluted the moral atmosphere Of
our State until public honor has been
cast aside as worlhless--public faith
'Fampled upon with contempt, and even
the sacred inviolabilty Of private con-
tracts is being disregarded by large
portion Of our population. But we are
not aware whether tho private engage
ments Of either of these gentlemen will
authorize them TO attempt the canvass of
the State; we cannot speak for thom; but
we do knotU, at least we are so convinced
of an intelligent, enthusiastic, and indie.
taiigablc Wing in the northern portion of
the State whose private business will not
forbid mis- entering upon the canvass,
and whose we'll known zeal and indomita.
Bile energy in the Wing cause should in.
duce every Wing press in the State 10
call for his services, and demand tina he
should buckle on his armor and rush a,
once into tho battle, We allude 10 Col.
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AmIts County Candidates.
Eisstios...sd and i,h soysmbs', isis.


= " " y 4 Y
We are snthotlpsd a. annaunes THEODORE
MCKNIGHT, a. q candidate ~ The office ~
bhsfa of Ainits ooeniy, Al The ensuing No.
Vsmb.f election
We are Asih0fied 10 sAnosnss WILLIAM
z. HAkkELL, Os candidate fof the Office %
SHERIFF Of hmits county, at the ensuing No
Vsmbef election
We are authoftsd 10 snnonhes WILLIAM
e. hcGEHbE, sa candidate Tor the office Of
sAsfia Of ANTE county, At the ensuing No.
vsmbor election.
We are authorized TO announce YOUNG >.
SRlfFlN, as = oannidate Tor the Office Of
Shefih NJ Amits eosbty, at the snsling No.
vsmber slsstion.
We are authorized 10 announces Z G. WICK.
EH, a. candidate for the Office Of sheriff Of
Amiis county, at the ensuing November elec.
ton.
We are authorized 10 announces CLINTON
MeOEhbE, as a candidate for the Office Of
shenf Of Amits county, at tbs ensuing No.
SsRabsr election
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-09-13

SABBATH SCHOOL DONATIONS FOR III
STATE OF MIsslssrpPg.-A legacy Of $5N
has been recently left to the American
Sunday School Union, by a highly e.
seemed and excellen, citizen Of MissIsslP
Ipi. The board think they cannot better
carry out the benevolent design than y
appropriating the gif: TO the establish
mens Of Sunday Schools in that s'aW
They therefore offer a library OIL ons
hundred volumes, and tho necessary eIe'
mentary books to any new school snlca
may be formed in that State--wlth n0'
less than three teachers pledged to ai!eus
gegularly-on condition that one hall '1'
amount $(l0) be RENTED with the aPpW
cation; and provided that not more ,nsa
two be spilled for in each county, ana u"
moro than fifty in all.
Should larger number Of application.
be received, books to the amount o. Wv
remittance which shall be FORWARDED,
donation added to the extent oil Sue
means as the Society may desire 'f0"
other sources. os
Application for the Sunday ScsOO'
should be made by the first day 0, oor
tember to ensure attention. Aoof0'H
post paid.) 4
frederick w. Porter, Cor. Sec'y' az
American Sunday School Union, no y.
Chester street Philadelphia. v fs'''"
ian,