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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-12
MAGASlN JAPANAIS,

% Duane Street.
a h rAftkEh Agent from Amsterdam most respect
iuly informs his friends and the public in general thai
he has received magnificent Oil Pa1tnas
ana Consisting Of Japanese Jars and Va
s s Sronps and Figures Cups and
Arm Chairs from the 1913 and 1871 ornerIv belonged ~
tle Cardinal Amenes Great nquistor Of Spain such as
his pes seen W ths country Of which he dspose
az moderate prices, Ladies and Gentlemen you wish TO
ueai yo. , CAT ana exanne thus splendid collection
from 10 A. M till T. NJ 40 'i jall5 70 ~ pe &c
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p. hrPolNrNRNr ny THE PRESIDENT Alexander
Porter as Marshal Of the Ilned s,atas e., ~ i;s
psAwaFe IN the place Of John MeClaag, resigned.
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Passengers Sailed.

LoNpoN-Packet ship Northumberland Elizabeth ut
Ter Of New York; q Gourdie and lady, Mouon Gourdie
Russell Gourdie Miss Virginia Gourde, Bethlehem Pa MI
Fraser Csnads w Canait Antigua Mr. Frazer British Ar
my Mrs Stanley, London.
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CONSU PTIV ES.
DOUBT NO LONGER!


RUT read the following and refect-Another Wonderful
PHILADELPHIA. April l., 1916
hereby certify that during the in Southwark Of July
last owing and fatigue the performance
ary duty health received shock Ia the latter part
TlON appeared AT this called
who attended weeks without benefit aud told dis
tncty that he considered dsea beyond the reach of hui
man and now employed another physician, who az
TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA. / used twelve bottles and
testify that in with thousands of others, who have
been cured BY this medicine that to it alone my
JAMES ANDREWS, No 2l7 Catharne ST.
was called TO attend to the above IN the secondary
Of the disease found the patient aborng under
lx disease of the lungs and liver; liberation of the latter had
taken place and by discovered abscess
formed III the right lung The being apparently hopeless
and beyond the reach OF the usual treatment resolved at
tha the virtues of which had previously tested scarcely
pecng would reach desperate The result A
CURE THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY, henceforth dis
pellg all doubts respecting the efficacy of this excellent med
cine IN diseases OF the lungs aud liver. c,.,,ro .
Philadelphia April |, 1915.
Principal Office North East Of Fifth aud Spruce
Phiadelpha. -
Sold wholesale and retail by A. SANDS co. Chemists
aud Druggists 23 Broadway OF Chambers St Sold also
70 Fuan and II East Broadway. Price so cents.
50 lmfmc
flNHE Cons Of the Jacket ship GARRICK will please
send their permits BOARD at Orleans Wharf foot Of
Wall street without del y An goods permitted within
five days must unavodably be seat To The Public Store
see
yVHE onsiznees Of the ship SHAKESPEARE will please
send their pc board at Orleans Via foot {
five day. unavoidasly be the Public store.
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WANTED-To hire, snug two story house, eli her in
Broadway the between Franklin Broome
contiguous TO Boadway possession wanted by the lsr
eff lwrrc
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- = = - .a-----. -----------
GOODYEAR,S

GOODYEAR'S
P1TENT SLfIRRED SUSPENIERS
QiO DOZEN SHRED 5uspenders, red undei ths
COC above patent For sale BY GEO. BLECHER,
pNS Sm'm 100 BroAdvAy
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SEVENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
'O LOAN on bond and mortgage, productive real
In this city, OF $4,000 aud upwards, app-
cants. Applyto GEO. LUDLOW PRIDE,
Al Wall ST.
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DIR. POWELL, NJ. D.,
OCULISI and OPERATIVE SURGEON,

A TTENDS exclusively to DISEASES OF THE Ely Z. and
"A TO operations that organ. His method Of treat
log AMAUROSI has been highly successful THIS affection
advanced before the Of the patient
aroused the disease often without apparent
and the exhibiting little morbid change. The
prominent gradual obscuy and impair
OF vision objects first looking misty conusedn
reading the letters distinctly dehned but into each
other-vsion becomes and more ndlstnct sometimes
only portions Of objects being visible dark moving
float the flashes of light evolved,
companied by gddness and OF heavihess the
brow temple frequently by neglect or mareatment
terminating in total loss OF vision
CATARAcTs OPAcITEs Specks the Eye enec,
tuay removed The most lnveerate OF stRUlNlIS
cured IN few minutes ARTIFICIAL Ely inserted with
out operation closely corresponding WITH the ma
ura IN movement and appearance 70 DEFY detection AZ
vice the kind oil SPECTACl rs adapted to Esr
cuar defects Residence and Offices 26f BROADWAY tcor
of Warren street) au26 lmtec
nUCTOK CORBlTT, Member of the University of New
- York also member Of the Medical Society," has removed
his Office from 6 Duane to Oliver street, Chatham
Square may be consulted confdenaly all diseases Of
exclusively confined practice from being general the treat
OF certain classes of thirteen
the city Of New York. which engages his entire after tio-
The annals Of medicine do record than TO
be found his practice The Doctor cautions the
against the OF has its thousands OF victims
Recent removed three four days from the
tenn Those proracted and mateated that have been
under the treamer' yscisn less experienced will be
to find prompt relief by calling Dr. t. practice Of
has established the Doctors reputation for skill and
responsibility Structures engage the Doctors profound atten
of its FORMS Open from A. Nj. to 10 M
au26 lmosrm.
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NELECT PERE ITM ERY.

I uBIN's Guorlaius, Pvers Prevosts (jueaud's and
- Maugenet Coudrays Extracts Coognes Soaps Laven-
der; Oil Pomaums; Cosmetques &c; English aud French
Hair Brushes and Combs Of all descriptions together with
his highly esteemed aud well paronsed Japonica Juice
cleansing the head and mostenng the hair the only thing
that will prevent the hair falling out Sold at WIN. DIB.
bLEEs Coiffeur American, 2sj6 tste 27l) Broadway
sJ I'm srrc
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THIRD EDITION.
PRIVATE TREATISE,

an delicate diseases in which The best and most
9 s
being given Without reseryel giving also clear and faithful
for venerea which afford wide field for extoon and
pseur ftS ads cane
the and varied Of deception
S Srssayeh street Price 81 1t may be sent BY post
Aware Of the opinion general entertained Of those
are ssen amss. eye paps Considered duty give
book claims especial confidence. VI "''n 'H'S '''e
Sc GIa nate G Eaasg,s $hs
.s c wsh h hsns Tree,
,nona letters from the most eminent physicians Eope
o. s ethyl d. ys Of 5 o ssa Or S
nsi e % auS S almost
os6 RNfGES ns1ag
's fssdsue e, &c
AM: MI. Cohen viii also attend Lads. 5s1
SECOND HAND CLOTHING AND FUR
NTURE WANTED.
"a rad rs
ssss line through the Post oe which viii Be PVRYe'uay
sisa fS s ss a Ts
THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Capital SOO,OOO Dollars,
OFFICE Al FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN
THIS COMPANY continues to Insure against loss da-
By E ss s9 b IT, % Al claims
Sc rHEsiRgY ssdsa
FRENCH ARIYFTCI1L FLOWERS AND
FEATHERS.
IL Maiden lane received per late arrivals complete as
Of Artificial Flowers and materials isr the same
Cyl Feathers.
y himself and are offered at the most reasonable prices
FRENCH ART7T7CzAL FZOWERS 4ND
}GSa St sis she
styles French and Feathers Which they offer for
SC mtrh LOWITZ BECKER, "a John ST.
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
FEATHERS y MATERIALS FOR FLORISTS.
have just last ay'e Packets an entirely ssisa
S q sy ad 5 a fs
and at very solsbIe prices. au2O lm'mcc'
GAS FIXTURES
sSs ap D5aa a iaS
Mantle Lights Pendants Brackets Lanterns &c. exhibit
'sa s.s now 's''' '' sAP %oRAM nAueHyoyr
$500 REWARD
y norTho@ Gssts scrures, and Analogous compls'us@
We give st deceive The public
be brought which Mixture viii not effect rapid cure,
u der forfeiture !. $40.
For sale DR.. w. II. MINORS, 1872 Broadway opposte
the kiln House 81 lmfrrc
TO THE PUBLIC.
I AIDES suffering under disease He'd Uterine Hemorh-
age, can obtain remedy BY calling BrNJN T. sEALEY,
No 81 Liberty stieet authorised Certificates
OF cures can be above.
Of six standing cured in three weeks Mrs
ls9s. 6 E 11sf sit:f'Gl
LAUREWT = BROTHER,
IMPORTERS OF FRENCH GOODS,
AVE Just received by the latest Packets, large ort
nent OF entirely new styles OF Fancy Goods consisting
Of Cashmerede-ccsse Muslin de LANES Aapacca SC Also
very large assortment Of Boche and Printed Shaws &C.
NO. WIlian street jy29 lmsr
Oh TONS STRAW BOAR DS Of a good quality for sale
~ by PERSSE BROOKS,
IS and CT Nassau street.
tons 2x37
6 tons 221.x35
tons 24lax30
10 TEE DAlTIERRElAN ARTISTS
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.


I'D r. n RS TENT
WARKANTED NOT TO STlFFEN OR sOETE " I'M
o pEK ANY DEGREE or GOLD OR HEAT ~
oENEhAL issoftnent Of goods made under tbe above
patent, including Machine Betting Car,,spe and Nh
desefy wah sgd heknes Goats, Capes PoncSo.
Shoes Mechanics Aprons Ladies Aprons Tyoo ss sna
,a bafs Letter Bags Ship Buckets Fire Buckets
ws lose LIE rsseIvsr Air Mattresses Cushions Tar
paunn Iot deck freight Portable shower Baths Bath.
ing maS &c &c Forsals wholesale aud retail by
,n2s 2m.m GEO. BEECHER,
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JUDGE FOR YOJJRSET-F

HUNTERIAN DIsPENSARY, No. Division street,
shlshed A. d. 1895 by the present proprietor for the
I m usstmnt Of disease Of secret nature, and FOR the
ee ~ Dis HUNTERS RED DROP. This medicine is the
n.oy on earth that safely be relied thoroughly
& ts od dls~sse without injury the constitution and
49, % hnurahce from business even when all else
f comprehensive treatise accompanies each vial
III @ necuonsD whichs warranted 10 eectuaIy Ia
az caset no mst.r how long standing dee seated
e WIN less trouble to the patient, and shorter
saSe o. ne man any other medicine in the world, pay
WIZ We takeh, i1ce VI rival, 81 Imos'mc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-12

sS = ~ SttD haYiny been burnt out, have remoyedto
= asofe no Soad street The corner OF Stone street
jyNeo
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DE- ,RWsMc MT,
[PORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE,

IMPORTANT MEDlCAL NOI1CE.
nOCTOR EVANS, No. IL Peck Slip, Water street.
~ New has been than forty in the
practice Of physc and particularly IN curing periect
those desperate OF variety OF secret disease old OBJ
ae ulcers u the throat structures &c. caused by
malpractice Ii oil the greatest Importance Tor tile unoitu
choose exsrenced physician DR. r. is the oldest
and experienced in this cy his practice great his
astonishing after they have been expelled from the Hospital
ncurabie His offices well arranged for privacy Call
IL Peck Slip and be convinced His charges reasonable
AM all III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-12

TO THE DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
~ A. ARTAuLT, Importer of French Dagueneotype
4 i. Goods offer for SALE at cheap price
500 Large Dagurrreotype Plates No. 40 and 30.
500 Ounces Dry Iodine.
200 Ounces Bromlne.
200 Osnces Chloride of Iodine
100 Pounds Hyposulphite Of Soda.
200 brahms Chloride of Gold and Salt of Gold article
Quicksilver, Tripo Rouge, Rotten Stone, instruments.
and all the articles useful in Daguerreotype.
2 Gross Morocco Cases-a bargain
Apply at the LAFAYETTE BAZAAR
s9 and ISL Broadway, corner ofLiberty ST., up stairs
au4 m - =
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nj A r | I M E H Err AID
FORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 1s.
Cleared

scN tIsEs.. .......5 &c MOON ........l a.
sUs ss-s..+ .....6 Ia HIGH ~a-gR -. -. 42A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-12

r. nnsc H., re'pecolly inform. his friends and The
~, rupe tht ne has removed No. Park Row, TO
~ fulton street two doors last Of poaday where he will
tances " ~ ' '''
New York, ssfd August. wv, avn im.mc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-12
SHERWOOD'S MIGRATORY MAGNETIC
MACHINES

ISHE MIGRATORY MOVEMENT recently substituted
Tor the rotary IN this machine, by the subs crber
dows with an extraordinary superiority form
which has been constructed IL is compactly fitted
er with It's battery wires and other appliances ma
ho.any cases OF several sizes and powers $40 1.-TWO
S2 s ard SIC EACH and forwarded order any part the
onon the Caa1das, West Indies, or South America.
Each IS accompanied with Manual 18th edition. pp.
2i 52mo ineuding complete Manual Of the practice OF
Medicine with vsry full glossary, giving clear and ample
directions Tor the use OF THE INSTRUMENT the
70 which Is applicable, aud winch found by the
lu practice OF hundreds OF operators include the
yaent well tie most peculiar and obstinate that are
known to the med cal pToesson with the proper medicines
for each case. II. II. SHERWOOD.
hers 81
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DEAFNESS

DEAFNESS
hrs CASTLES u EDWARDS Aursts No 2aI Broad.
way attend TO the Of deafness and every and a
lection Incidental TO the Their based the
atoIai principles Of and practical
free from any theoretical dogmas
Acoustic Ou Tor sale for Ear Ache, pains
ringing sounds collections of hard or
secretons OF this incpient Deafness eings Sc
81 M RI
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c. b. CLARKE,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR AND DRAPE.

NEAR FULTON, 1872 WILLIAM STREET, Opposite the ne "
Row of Buildings,
the following for the great he has hi
~ therto with
All goods bought the lowest cash prices and paid
for once.
2dAn exclusive ard rsid system Of selling for cash only
3l-Many years experience in business.
ith-Beng satisfied with small profits.
discerning public therefore perceive that
their interest TO Iaronse this establishment.
q. B. G. weuld refer large and respectable
both in this city and Brooklyn proof OF the style and IL
nish of his garments.
Splendid French Cloth Dress Goats made from
Sl4to $50.
of Office Goats and all other les of gentle
mems dress at equally reasonable prices So lm*rc
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DENTISTRY

INK. II. q BLANkMAN, Dentist, ll6 Chambers street,
- New YORK. late of Virginia offers his professional servi
to the public Persons who DESTROYS If having
tons ornamental and useful appendage the teeth
properly attended requested call at his Office
Of highest respectabilty be had Terms
moderate, and AL operations warranted So m'rrc
MoNsiEuk EDMOND Du BUIssON, A. M. will re
Vl his of French Lessons the Robertsonan
System the second Monday of SEPTEMBER For
apply his residence, 400 Broadway, from to 10 A. M and
from 3to NJ Having few hours spare he will be very
happy to devote them in giving instruction in public schools
au30 2wrc
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TEETH, TEETH, TEETH
GREAT REDUCTION in the price of Dentistry AT the
~ old establishment 90 East Broadway.
Teeth set pivot. ................ y,
Teeth set on plate from. . ......,... % 90 TO q 90
eetn tnleh from. Observation-Disclosures. J0to1 90
All other Dental operations performed in superior STYLE
cheaper than be done By any other Dentist in the city
Teeth mounted for other dentists by
N. p TAYLOR,
.n, 49, : Surgical and Mechanical Dentist.
n uted 81 Iu&rr
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miscellaneous RECORD.

s. Fps stephen Whitney Pophsm, Liyenoo Norhumber.
lnd Grswod London barques Isaac Mead Savannah Isabel
a. Philadelphia brig Phlura, Savannah, and others.
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l(IehT - AMI NOlES IOL.ECIED.
~ w. CLARK DODGE 4 CO., No. 90 Wall street are
prepared 70 collect Notes aud Drafts payable fol
low lng places on the most reasonable terms, VIZ
Boston, Providence, Newport Portland, Philadelphia Har
fisbufg Lancaster eadng, Pittsbug, Wilmington Bar-
more, Annapolis, Washington City, Richmond Norfolk Pc.
egsbug, Ffedencksbug Wheeling, Raleigh Fayetteville,
WILMINGTON Newbern, Charleston, Columbia Camden Chez
raw, Savannah, Augusa, Mobile, New Orleans, Cincinnati
Columbus hicothe. Indianapolis, Louisville Lexington
Satei Memphis, 81. Louis, and other chief
the United States. -
r.
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NEEDLES IND FISH HOOKS
~ y j. BATE removed their establishment Nc 02
Maiden Lane where they have sale large and well
assorted stock ofvery superior Drilled Eyed Needless Liner
lex Salmon Trout Bass Rock and Black Fish Hooks Fishing
Rods Reels Grass Silk and Flax Lines Silk Worm GutFlie
Smells and description Of Fishing Tackle which they
able to sell on the most liberal terms.
u l02 Maiden Lane, stairs, near Pearl street.
auI lmsmc
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pIUAhI, IIAIN UKESSEK.
fNHARLES j. STUART La les and Grntlemen's Hair
- Dresser would p.ctluly inform his old patrons and
the public generally that he has his former oca
ton NO. Murray street. whers will find him
ready to do anything his line Of business with prompt ess
and skll au4 line
ITO TRAVELLERS AND OTHEKS
GENTLEMEN or Families gong to Europe or elsewhere
~ wishing TO disencuber Themselves OF effects
such as MEANING APPAREL, either LADIES' or gentle.
mems, Jt WELRY, FIRE ARMS, &C. SC, will do well to
send for the subscriber from whom they will
cash prices. ii LrVETT
= 80 Nissan street, Herald Buildings
Families gentlemen attended BY Appointments and ali or
des left the bscrbers Office or line throush fbe po
Office puuctually attended TO- au2l imsrc
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STUDY OF MODERN LANGUAGES.
- DE LuTZEN, having been engaged for several years
H. past the tuition of Modern Languages wishes to find
few scholars either in the French Spanish Italian Portu
guese language
For further information, apply Mr r. de L., 6 Beekman
street, betw and II O'Clock, A. NJ and 4 p. NJ
IN L
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-31

NATIvlsM.-Some persons are anxious TO
know where Na,ivism first originated. BY a
glance at history it will be seen, tina, par. of
the report Of the Hartford Conven,ion," fur
nishes the following:
=" Serenthiy-The easy admission Of na,r-
ralized foreigners to places of trust, honor or
profit, operating as an inducement TO the mall
content subjects f,he cid world, come to these
States, in quest Of executive patronage, and
to repay it by an abjecl devotion to executive
measures"
The remedy proposed was an amendment!
10 'ha Constitution in the following words TO
wit.
NO person who shall hereafter be natural
lied, shall be eligible as member of tie SEN
States, nor capable Of holding any civil Office
under the authority of the United S!ales.-
Miners Elk.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-31

NATivlsm IN PiTrsauRGH.-A Wing Wi.
ter In the Pittsburgh Gazette, says ",hat
there are some men who will not tolerate The
idea that the heterogeneous crowd that form
the Native strength in Pittsburgh, shall be
permitted TO degrade the American name, by
calling theirs the Naive American party
One word," says this writer, "wilh regard
to the American Republican party, and have
done. That party. instead Q: being composed
of one material as it Processes to be, is com.
Pie.e mixed medley The term Native is
now phrase Of such uncertain import, that i,
may no! inappropria,ely be considered mis-
homer. tits applied indiscriminately 10 Irish
Orangemen. to dogmaic Eneishmen, TO pru.
dent Sco,chmen, and TO the sons Of the SOIL
Under these circumstances, no truly respecta.
bic man can, with the least show of consist.
ency, join the party
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-31

Boy IN FEMALE DRess IN JAcKsoN's CAMP
AT New ORLEANs.-WhiIst thu troops were
10 camp at Nav Orleans, in 1914, a nerson
dressd in female attire was in the habit of Wis
ltlng the camps with oranges and other fru;,
Tor sale. Some of the soldiers became suspi-
clous that the fruit-seller was not a yeri,ah,e
female, and gave such information as made f,
proper to have the LADY taken up and inferno
gated. When she was brought before :he of.
hcer, SIZE was seen 10 put her hand in her DO.
som. She drew out written paper which m.
on examination, turned out to be certificate
from widow lady. She certified that the
bearer was employed by her to assume tho f..
male dress. and sell fruit to the troops--,be,
she had three sons in the army, and was fore.
ed to sustain herself with meat and bread :,
their absence by her own labor-..that She had
resorted to the employment. of the youth to
supply herself with subsistence. and his an.
pearance as female was her device. 'rha
three sons Of the lady were looked out...,bav
recognized the hand writing of their mo,he1
and they also knew the youth. OF course ~
BOY was discharged !; but the message which
zen: jackson sent TO the widow LADY reflects
everlasting credit udon his generous heart
ne sent her word that she need give herself
no further uneasiness about livelihood. n Tho
absence OF her three sons-..that widow ~
would We furnish three such soldiers, should have
all that she needed for her support. h h.d |
ner amply provided for...-Nash. Union.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-31

DsBroR's PRlsoN IN PAsls.-ln relation n
the debtors prison in Rue de Clnch, Paris.
the correspondent Of the Boston Alias makes
the following statement:
Foreigners can be arrested for all debt,
over fifty francs, provided the creditor is ua
tive. The imprisonment ceases ai,e, two
years, if the debt does not exceed five hundred
francs, and SO on. Creditors are Obliged to
pay in advance the prison allowance Of thirty
francs per month, although several in the pr
on spend thousand. They have their apart
men,s, servants, &c., and live in great STYLE
The prisons Lave almost always some AMER.
can occupants, generally young men, who
have been ruined by the pleasures Of Paris,
and the facility of obtaining credit. MI
Swan is said t. have passed twenty three
years at Saint Pelagie, from which he va,
taken on the a9lh of July, 1880, highly incen.
sed l!a! he was not permitted to remain"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-31

WHOLESALE MURDEas.-The Mobile
Herald learns by passengers from Nor
woods Landing, in the lower par! Of Da'
las county. Alabama, the particulars Of
most terrible scene Of violence performed
near that place on the nigh, Of the 5!h ill.,
slant:
"A party of nine men with blaskened
faces and otherwise disguised, made an
attack upon the house ofan old man, nam
ed Burge. the objac. of which, it is sup
posed, was. by threats and punishment
to drive him from the possession Of his
property. Burge closed his doors and
prepared TO defend himself. The agrees
sors were armed. and attempted to bea!
down the doors. In the attack the ola
man was killed, and his son so dreadtu'ly
wounded as to preclude hope ofrecovery'
One of the daughters, a woman OF elgh'
teen, escaped from the house, and was
Killed abou, two hundred yards distant
from it, the ball entering her RICH! side BE-
low the arm and coming out Oh the other
side below the heart. II is said that al
the time she was killed, she was on her
knees, supplica.ing the murderers for mef
cy. Another younger sister was wound
ed slightly in the hand.
In the defence made by Burge, man
named Holloway was killed, and another
(Davis)was so wounded that there was no
chance of his survival. The rest Of the
scoundrels fled. Several Of them, we are
whose names are McElroy and
Harris, arrived here on Wednesday last
and Immediately took passage Cor New
Orleans.
The attack was made about nine O'Clock
m the evening, and the dreadful result
was exciting great deal Of feeling 10
allas county. A purse was collecting
|, the purpose of aiding in the arres! Of
ne murderers. All the p arties, it is sa'd'
we're men Of good standing. Burge vas
Industrious and had amassed his lille
property by frugality and hard work