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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10

From the result so far rs given a
bove, of the State votc--Wc infer that
the wings have again failed of elechng
their Governor by the people; but by
reference TO thelist Of Representatives
elected, it will at once be seen that
Gov. Eaton is sure of his election by
the Legislature The returns above
give us from the 100 towns heard from
a clean wing maj. over all Of 20
The 40 towns nut heard from, last
year stood os follows, VIZ wings %,
locos - and in 9 towns no choice,
and coz cqucnrly should these remain
ing towns 90 as last yenr-the wing
MAJ IN the House will stand at 30
The Senate will probably stand l9
wing to ! loco which IN Joint ballot
will give the wings n majority Of Al.
III the Isl, 2nd and Sd Congressional
Districts the wing candidates are I'M
doubleday eleclcd-'houeh by whnt
maJorlies 1t IS al present impossible 10
tell In the Alb Dnlrcr, tie only
4 District at present. I,TlCui'c y " t.
colocO--thCle Is no election. NhCth
cr or not upon another irlal, this Tor
non Of Vermont shal, he still held il
bondage 10 the Southern Slave rowel
depends upon the action Of The SC
called liberty party. We shall see
whether tins PARTY will continue oil
: ~ tho inconsistent ccur'e which thsl
are now pursuing. Eut wllloul shy
lng anything further On tbs II after n
present we conclude Ihis lasly nolic,
Of our Tnst c''CrDn Is We l'rU
by os.,u.- N# .. .', '-s. r' ,r'
ZEN. and 'lc v 90 10 rr,r.rrr ''.'
waves over a bra, aud foc eol e.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10

Darn SsruL Fans We have re-.
esIved a l,r,r dsuJ Gat Island Niagara
Fau,) Au.os 81 "a which We sre INFORM.
ID ihata At SmAr. Of this cCy. lost hls
h'e on the mnrn'ng Of ,h,l day n very
unseeoun,nblr manu'r /, i.-ald ma, be
vrn, With smother gentleman lntolhe cave
f,hs vinds Hs eompanioo saw han
climbing overs rock n'nf The moVlh OF the
csr- saw his t,I clip sod lew moments
stetva,cs psrc.iv,J han iyrng 90 h,s
baek hF,f sorn, u,ne, as h. remsinrd
10 ihs rosunn. III, n.h'r cen'lem,h b.
came ua~.sy ana VOL tas r~per milf near
ty for A,Essocs Two m~n CAM from
tts ni,'l SOD ora 81 them va, down q NJ
F.rt. ~t,u b., .ual dead VIII some
difficulty o. E. tNt r.t nur
corroPooi..t says nr $40 81, ,t'fc vrt,
hru..>t m ne n arm snd ,h,a,li.r bal
tls " w's5 turprs,s t' Was 4 --s''-i ~ a
ruih a wtnf from M ca,r y y Coz
AGrsrnisr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10

rl,rr ht night l'e to y p,o,t ".
'h' hii"w's h"dy ~ a,,tv ,n,.
n"r. 'h n from hrr', otrlliel,N
,nlo thc Cutd Stats, ~ -
An Amcucan nfu,,d IN ,,.
n IN Non'ruy who. Nm i..t
that there are IL GOO tncN,,r..,
lar, 1000 regularly eollcc, 4 ,,n,
already Many OF this force a.. T. 80
Rio Gande Thy .,,ak consl,,S
whipping our amy III, ,on,,,l u
camp, too, ,hnt Capt Duncan -s,l.t
day before Yesterday to teconnor..
30 leagues distant va, ,es,,I,,
Connlrs's trail with far pto,r,t, =, !.
taking him w
Geo Twiggs was to have l,d No..
fns yesterday, with tho rcrn,,rI.,
troops that are destined for Non.c,,
his arrival here. II Is believed N,
organization OF brigade will laLst,.
'hRNAGo Argos Il
Since my letter 4 yeuct!,r
lcarurd that soon after McCullo,r, :.
lch China some weeks nr1 H.,
named Snvrlcgo raised four m ftst-.4l
men aud STATED Of MS he told n, -.
there, in pursuit, he wes carotid ,,,.
ct, not to oveuake the Rnncc, g., :.
ing that our troops were lrnvin, N,,.
ras, anil thinking that none were 49,
Gnl the place, made np his rIrl.,.L.
it, bot unfortunately hr his rlsa :, -
found that n ccr'ain Col Hay, u5,n..,
They have il here Tint N, tolone a.
him and gave his mon druhhn- 3, In,
Tersr Hylc bm this is p,uba,,y s..,.,
more than camp rnmor.
The Texan infantry nrc IN h distant,
day or o.mortow, md will n.,dr
return home. They were ,u msr,t
mn.
u S 4 man has arrived from Nr
rev. who states that from the runAe,
troops there, and the lrrhoc' Of ,trr,A
lllnls. 1t would BE- mr,ud,r, .u G.,
Tlvlot to move upon thit place Nr' -
'',9 10 900 veil d',clrlu'd m'n
S .lI'Cn, who | m'n'l"u,d ~ ',..
NJ ,l'.' 81 to cut NcCnil.ch'. prs
... al rn take vi NrI'mut,..., .e
"n'v h"rr h ~.
~ e the T,x,ns IA. r,.a.
60. putty winch sl,'rd fom t,n
r,, day under Cnrwrn Duncan o
ou u HE objection OF J,rlmn.
The army will probably move m VI
r','v hY two srpnrnrc rnu"' cIraur.'
country hr consldcrnhlr '>rut on ,a'
side and h,tWrCu the two tnnds
he muudtSs,s. or camp women, 80
ID 81, - ~ $780, T. - y .u...,t,.
r,Nr week "A pr"ly sure slgn We g
soon b. on the march
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10
THE CAPTURE OF CALlFORN

III, corr,,pond'ut Of tn" PhlIad' lTi
Ledger COMMUNICATES to that pnrT -"
ct summary Of til" cuu,cnts oi C'nnrn'
Sloals proc lnmalion 10 the California;
ihon W, have heretofore published
Com Sion, entered the bnrbor Of Mos,
rev and on the 9th Of July issued bis p'r
lnmn,ion dated U. S irigatc Savanna
Ilnrbor Of Monterey, July 6lh.) to the o
hnbl,nnls OF California, calm. On them
remain peaceful, assuring them that be G..
not come rs the enemy OF CilIlornl1 bNH
their lrlend-rhnr ID. are dcsrncd q hrS
part aud parcel Of tie great f dIaI urt
Of the Uur'd States, culoy'ng the an
rights aud pnv, grs as lhr clI'z'u' ONE
States. I hey should select their own rr
officers aud mngrunp,, and enjoy "'
or privileges Of irru,n of which .lg 90
nov IN par; or wholly d"puv'd
The same revenue laws Should Nc
force ~ California as N the Innd s't
bv which means they would, n, Ca.rH
ans and m mbcIs Of the American la'
obtain provisions and manufacture Of p
Uniud States duty free, while all olbu e
ports woaId pay duty nj least tN'nw r.
per cent l'ss than is now levied 90 %
same nrtrchs 10y the laws Of Mexico -
who Will not become CITIZENS # the .1
American contdrfecy to d'pnil N Fl
Nlth oil th''r property rr"'''i '.'r
loNn IT. dgrns and r,maIn 10 ulhr
specs ncutnl. lie "a Iins thcr 10 r
their AlcadrJ aud other mngsAiI
they should have bitter digest j The =
ulir form OF government they US
adopt md have hnd llmr to elect Other I
c'rs IN their places All property " 1
waite cuzrns, mud particularly 'r
chnrch's, should be- rfp' cud all 'n;'
md provisions paid for on rra' nn''r' 8
and 40 private property u''d if ~
pu'pns's without proper c"mp'r''''
plain Montgomery ollu'- [ ;
p'l,n. urh. mt r,d Ne h.uh.r OF y
T. n,.r.d ISSUED hl' 'rurDar. q"
'..".. # t"r couu'ry in 'uu
.ru, from lh, Commn'u'r
lh' summons hcs,s da'' JoN Q 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10
ARMY INlELIIGENCE- MAJ
VOC.
BALTIMORE, Sept ,.

baltimore, Sept }.
Col Allen, the commander Of the
Mormon regiment, has died on the pra.-
re, OF cCugestlvc fever.
Capt. Cook has beer sent to Santa
r. hy'Geu. kcarncy, aud under flag
OF truce demands pcaccob,c posses
SION.
The anti Mormons. fully armed and
one thousand strong, were TO march
upon Nauv1o on the 26th ulf An en-
gagcment uld bloodshcd were deemed
inevitable
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10
THE HERALD.
RUTLAND. SATURDAY. sEPr 5. 1870.
ELECTION Returns.
The Star has not Settle Ever
green still waves o,era FREE and
brave people.

Notwithstanding the smoke hos not
~ vet passed of from the entire scene
of the recently hard fought and close
~ contested battle held, we conclude,
,his day, to publish an extra OF our
paper plyIn2 the returns Of the YER
mont Election, 50 far as heard from to
the present time, ~ rs foil aud PLAIN n
form A. possible. Slight errors Will Of
course IT, detected IN all tables gwen
thus oarlV-uud consequently ours
may not be altogether correct The
following. however has been compiled
with care aud we behave II TO be rs
nearly accurate as one at this tune can
be formed
The result as far rs heard from, n
not all tina, we could wish, IS al least
highly gratifying aud we feel plea
sure ~ once more, announcing 10 our
friends a WIG TRIUMPH III the
"Grccn MAINTAIN State" The hardy
tLd f14l,oss aud intelligent sons OF Yer
mon, have again recorded thIer votes
AGAINST sac l.ce trade do"mas OF
The loco.,c1 party-AGAlNST the
orrogan, osumrtions of the Southern
Slavcocrats - against the furihcrcxtcn-
SION Of the Slave power aud III "a.
VOR OF the benlfccut WIG tarltl Of
1872 4 the conservative prmclp,cS OF
the Wing party. Surely then, we
should ali rejoice over our victory
tough we have not by the pcrvcrSe
action Of a portion of our irccmen-
and who should upon every prnclp' e
of night and policy be found with us
been enable to achieve rs great n trl-
umph as we are chtltlcd to-nor 50
complete n one as we have heretofore
secured 10 ourselves.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10

IHT HUrcutNsrNs a -oruporl Of
q 'hs Voices cuY sHNs
have ro'-.A on RrI-.- p'-l fou
f-nf q 80 Nsn-h.s,r rsr., rr.re %
tt-agr' q ~ ~ea''h vhieh 'h.. 'u. .
Larcp' pfoius.i o. ,hrm lf.,. rv,y
i.ae ssy 'ryt ru tlc 49,, or,r. eNI.h
va pade ~sasst .t-.r tooeItf. 1rf
tai-rret e n''oat ts~U'y EI-s lr,n N.sn
cho.rr .nFsst o' ,s,in a0a stri They
have not b1ul nor ere thsg sta4' go or
chat- form hrsI0O0o iss-B I sm
vel. sts4rrf fhert sr. nn su-b GrTs l.r
ta.-la rsl CaeuF 81 .ta~1et They
uoa go.trH ai.a.rut H.i '-f Errsot
oah lie h-ssg gr1i NI| a. ,te English
BOT ,bry tI 90 brug home anuoo o.
lHrr .h7anu. DO su
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10

RvNoR - Santa Anna a priioHsr NJ
rar ~ Nus reported in private circle
Yesterday said 10 bc from a respecia-
Die source, that ON the arrival Of the
British steamer Arab. Oh Vera Cruz.
Commodore Conner boarded her m
person. took oh Santa Anna and put
h0m on board Of The flag ship Of the
American squadron n o pper
both u.t
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10

ETThe Age says there IS prob
ably no election Of Congressman
"a the lst District Where did you
geI your news Mr. Age-f,om Preo -
We shall expect to hear next that old
Rutland County failed IN electlHg
her SeAais TIC ct.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10
SANrA FL ElPEDITIov fhr

SANTA tE ELPEDITIuN 1hr> y
Is R'publlcan has lhr i"lluNng 'F'
Fen Lcar,Huor5 AZ .
As the lnH portion Of P'c's'rs'T'''
Ni,s)url volunteers arr abnu, 'a'''
place Tor Santa F., viii Wv YOU . y
statement ol lrcis Ms th'y tr'' ''''
SINCE the arrival Of the r-n'n' d -
place. -
The whole rrquj,,Iion IS eonPSN
louItrtn colnpanurs am"unuug 10 =
Rsgnle To near lhll,,n hui ,"d ''.
OF which companies are lorm'-i 100 =
imrn,, the four remaining comps
ira baus lion-all mounted and am" e.
with r6cs carblnes or mIskdt a
Eight Of the compso.,s Of ihf ~
have already Ieh The era "
leaves today. and the remaining " b
psuies will leave 90 SaturJly ~ =
monson irG on y,'lciday ani
lake he command OF ,hc advance p'
the expedition L,uL Col N'[.'
TO day, and Col Pose md 500
lhcir d. pauure 90 sunday n'I. 20
We have had much scan''' perez
the hoops and ono death. ahe' ''
cose Of W r Bly.or o p''
company Of De ka.0 lansef'
Ions county
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10

moral, physical, and intel cc'ual cnnr'
gics. We hore II may not h. 80; but
our fears are stronger than our hopes.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10

gA new and lala' rp
broken out among cattle ODD
The disease ATTACKS me ~'
throat. and is laia. ln d Day
BlHernp has been found e-
when applied 90 time
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10

m hino VI tersnGc' he n,inci.
g. = done u night Gen. WonhI com
m'nd will sau m advance next week !
'hond pity the Mexican army that would
have The 'om"tity 10 meet ihis bmve Officer
IN the field, Tor he is determined 10 60
something brilliant al al hazo ris
Among the persons who have attempted
10 establish drnklng and gambling cs,ab
llshmenls q. Camarro. was a certain char
ac'er well known 10 the army ills GOOD.
were reshipred o. order Of the command
on, ofthe tow and be- was ordered Of -
Hc became InsoI.ni AMI abusive in con,e
q1ence and went 90 Tar that Cart Mic,
ordered hIm 20 b. ARRESTED and put IN rb,
guard housr unld the boat wss ready On
ht beng released he went up % Gen Tsv
Tori tent aui mode o. long ani bitter com
0.1.nt 20 oJ Rrr7f md Ready m,
General ss' aHi listened a him iu s..rr-,
When te bad closed, mo- Grnrral rose We
ry cooI.y and asked lu f h. bad o.
through Yes. slr. [ believe { have
Wi. hen U-.7,mcd me Grncrsl a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21
Packets to Arrive.
Packets to Sail.
PoaT OF aEW YORK, NOVEMBER II.

Cleared
Ship, Hotnguer Bursley, Liverpool Woodruff & Min
tnrn' Vermont, Perry, glasgow, Dunham & Dimon Hare
ford same RIM NM dos Charleston Brown Charles
smth-Barks Anahusc, Huuiestoa, RIO de Janero Bar
R~. cos a p SIM ms Livpoo Cook Smith
Norman; Antyep, w Ws,seri fLom,. walter, Marshmsn
guyr, WhitAket Alexandria Ba5bidse 81 Marks Cen.
ter Coz Sc Piere Bryant, Iousan, Bush; Pau line
P.%sd Aisssnds BE- sses, u M1G1sady' Hamilton n
Messerole SNOW Petursburg-sloop Monarch Hulse Pro
whence.
Ship Sutton, Galloway, days from Charlstoa with cot
Bark Dsaiel Webster. - from New Castle Eng, and q
days IRON tn. Breikwater with cotton, MoIewood
Bark Carolina Sherwood, 10 days from Charleston with
cotton and rice, TO Durham Dimon.
Bg Detroit Porter u days from Charleston with cotton
scht York IS days from Bsrncoa with maho.
ms. as 81 lon 7, fell n with Dr. brig Flora Of Yarmouth
rs from Turks u ,lsId for Boston, IN linking eondon
cd hc 7 inst heavy Eastey gale lat 81 a, lon 70
Phe down ~ five hours after the taken o
fell in with the wreck Of the Eliza Of NYork dis
Tor Nsw6efa NC The { smith his eIpefeneed severe
sehr Jones, Grif6a, 10 days from Wilmington, NC.
brig William som TO ss %,,s th a, 0a H.sIs' spoke
~ ION 70 S passed dsmasted vessel supposed TO be
Ssbr Ariets, Wheeler Newbern NC aud &c hours from
the bsreaask ' WIZ naval stores
Cspes with Hour to In.,1 and 20 houn from the
schr fanek Henry Rchmoud with -four to Allen Pax.
schr Fairfax Penfsld from Alexandria, mde to sturgess
schr Jacob Raymond. Everitt from rh,lndelpsi. with
schr Page, Chimberl,u, days from Boston, with md.e
TO master. WV ~
10 days for Brsmenlp ok eaky, and al anchor
the Lower Bar,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21
Foreign Markets.

RIO JANEIRo, Oct 4-The prices of Coffee of all grades
nave advanced shade owing to the small supply in
ket No alteration in the quotations OF American pro-
duce since our last odvices The statement which has
been promulgated for time past to the effect that
the merchants at Rio were mid in shipping in American
bottoms, owing to the apprehensions of Mexican priva
tees is altogether the only difficulty in pro-
curing freghts for American vessels from The
city of coffee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21
MRS. u, HILTON.

81 Broddtcdy, opposite Trinity ChUch
FURNISHED and pleasant apartments, with bedrooms
attaches for permanent or transient boarders suitable
and the privilege OF breakfast served in their
Gentlemen business will will fad the location very
venient. % coutignity q Wall It. OILS 1nsrc
TX CukBlTT. Member OF the Universry Of NV io,k.
~ also of the Medical Society, has we'd his Office from
~ Beekmsn tire. doors from Nassau
Dr. Corbitt having confined his practice class
of diseases for the years. warrant I'll
DR.. c. does mercury in his OIen
from 8 A NJ. tiIi 9 P NJ. nI86tsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21
OUACKERY IN NEW YORK.-pr. Coorrs, IA Duane

nUACKERY IN NEW YORK.-Dr. COOPER, IA Duane
sueet, Chatham wishes strangers and
the victims OF the imposition Of quacks to
peruse the following letter =:
DR.. CoopER-sIR-Last July contracted disease. and
Immediately applied doctor who promised in
week. continued with HIM months and gradually
getting tried after another the advertzng
doctors and each at length
discovered thar the object Of these men was aud they
the doctors kept under Of for weeks
NV throat and liberated pains my joints, and
body covered with ulcers complete skeleton the
doctors considered dangerous to give me more med
cine advised southern climate. left the hospital and
by the advice Of several friends placed myself under
care the lat Of January last The result is told nm
WE'LL and restored to perfect health. wish this pub
llshed, and refer to
% Imsr THOS GREEN. Brickiayer Harlem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21
PhiIadeIphia Cattle Market,

Nov. l9-Ofered during the week 1000 head. mostly
western beef Cattle, including $50 taken TO New York.
200 cows and calves 700 swine and 1900 sheep
PRcEs-Beeves-Sales range 81 So the 100 lbs, for
common and extra quality-l00 left over.
Cows and Calves sell at Sll S25.
Swine mostly sold at So S54 the 100 lbs.
Sweepstakes are generally at 81 a SO each.
hay No changes, and COOL Timothy may be quoted
at 20 80 cents the cwt pressed in small lots brings 80
bundles y Y =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21

NEW YORK IND LIVERPOOL EMIGRATION
OFFICE
ID w BYRNES & CO, Of Liverpool, are deslrous OF m
forming publ Of the United States that they con
nue despatch line Of fir: cs,s Ships s1d rsc ~ K
month and on The i2 Goth for Philadelphia and on the
Boston, and stated periods TO naimorei
also New Orleans during the healthy season. any o.
out without delay this being the oldest
large establishment the passenger trade IN
having found the Importance Of direct Agency IN tL
United States the Of placing within the Oh
Iespondence with respectable establishment from whom
they rely for attention. and favor towards hs
p W BYRNEs i co. offer many advantages to ps..sn.
by ships Ireland the United Staes a. they
hnre vessels duripg the spring from Dubln CORK
Waterford Belfast and Londonderry by which means emf
saved much trouble andezepse by being shipped
the of the United States which ships from Ii
verpoO nearly at the same cost as direct 70 New YORK
r. w. BYRNES co. have agents in all the seaport
Ireland whence leave for Liverpool.
and many the interior who most attentive to
emigans embakaton, and by whom any money can be
paid that may be required to procure sea stores &C.
The who act for this Company IN the United staes
NEW YORK-Mr. Edward Saul, 50 South, corner Of
BoSTON-Mr W. r Mckay, 50 Mill street.
Observation-Disclosures. H. e. Craig Co., Market
DALTIMORE-Mr. George Law.
NEW ORLEANS-Nlr. John Toole. -
DRAFTS EXCHANGE Drafts fer amount, payable
at sight Provincial Bank oflreand and all it, branches
and Also ON ali principal of England and Scotland
r. w. BYRNES & CO.,
{" South eoP r w. e S MfIs III ssw con- aS,t
"a m IN Waterloo Road, Liverpool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21

ALBANY MARKETS Nov. 10 -Flour-The market is
much depressed with hut few transactions Holders of
Genssee otoat ask s59s, and buyers. Orders from
store small parcels at S5s The basin is jammed full
Of boats laden with -four grain, and other products of
the West waiting for boats to transport il to New York
GranThc market is not very brisk Rye in the ST. eet
brings Toe which is advance OF penny Barley is
not very plenty. We note sale Of 500 bushels two
rowed at Soc and 500 at SIC; $500 bushels fine feed
brought I7c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21
Provision Market.

For the week past, the weather has been SO wet
rainy and changeabe. being to prevent large supplies
sent foi ward TO our different markets. We have
usual plenty OF fine beef mutton lamb and pork In The
country market, any quantity OF small meats. Poultry,
fair supply; fish, clans and sers plenty two
dealers had OF the latter of very superior quail
ty and size Wild game, very small supply owing to
the we Their Potatoes. good, and OF fair size for
prices. Fresh eggs, scarce and for one shilling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21
CrOlDs.

All accounts seem 10 show that the grain crops in
south Carolina are very abundant The cotton crop is
OF an average quantity and quality, though ia
mage was dsne by the wet spring and the ravages of
the W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21
.LwxayooL CL,u,rrrc.rGo.
N,1 ORLEANS

FlouR-The market not so brisk Yesterday the
sales however reached 5000 barrels of esern SIS
smaller lots Of an inferior article at SIS 37x
GRAIS-About 20 900 bushels of Genesee wheat were
disposed OF az 81 l6 and 81 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21
COmaEActALs
New York, Nnvsmber 40


AsHrs-Ths receipts continue light, and the sales have
been small Pots have fallen about lax cts: they
held S. l2s and IS 25 Pearls quite firm IS rs
Zorro The sales yesterday amounted 10 1000 bales,
about one half of which taken for shipment TO day
about 1900 bales reported at easier rates-chieay
taken by manufacturers The market is well supplied
by holders particularly of the upland descriptions and
the rates accepted usually about inside quota
tiope
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21

Ships Mel elan, Liverpool; Louisiana Charleston; Luce
Elizabeth topk Loudon; briggs Demaiara N~uvitas: Geor
Rlans Norfolh Linden, Charleston; Almira Limerick; Ac
INF Georgetown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21

THE ONLY sECURElTY AGAINST QUACKERY
L HUNTEk!AN pisrENsARY, No DIVISION
for the .uccessa treatment Of scroua setares diseases
tsn, ulcers Of the Cloths throat, and limbs,
syphtc meus or infamed eyes, impotence or gradual
the JOINT. BY mercury e and Sunwssy treated
diseases, Dad all diseases, whether mild
falls to the lot Of any one physician, he enabled
to warrant perfect and lasting cure in sny and ~
celebrated Dr. Hunters Red Drop be obtsned medi
secret diseases The dspensaIy arranged that the per
calling will one but the doctor himself, WHO'S IN
render relief all who give him call Hundreds Of
ceeatss voluntary given OF course, some Of which
tho al Of Which
Price One DolaI per vial which is warranted in all
has been years standing without pain
This medicine be had genuine ia Boston. o2o msr
KINGS CUUGH CANDY.
COMMON SENSE has always been considered in every
Almost ennobng virtue When suffering under the eject.
Of BY employing Rings universally recommended Vsgeta
BILE Cocgh Candy, than to allow the seeds Of perhaps lin
sogre 70 be pgrsuedwarm clothing and Rings Cough Gam
.sys oses cured and many that had
Read thus from The Rev samuel D. Burchard -
Ed w R ssss cous T BY
we're cold did 80 with pp, confess scsptcism
It, VII m but found myself sreedy relieved and able 70
debarred. feeling Of haok luess aud desire benefit
OTHERS prompts give the little influence my
public and impatug little u that which Is erbsly
great assistance TO the effects ecndsnee
Pastor Of Houston street Presbyterian Church. corner
Thompson and Houston streets, New York.
For sale at Rings 1872 Broadway. corner of John 81
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NEW DISCOVERY,
u which all Stoves and Pipes, Crates, be kept
- JET BLACK, with as beautiful polish Coach Body,
with application year. Sold only at Fl COURTLAND
street.
Also, HAYS L!NIMENT wsTaptsd to cure any case Of
Deafness. Hewss INlMENT warranted to ense any
Of Rheumatism Oldridge's BALM OF COLUMBIA, for
the Hair last India HAIR DYE, will color the hair Jet
Black aud stain the Skin. Longley's Western PANA
CEA, warranted to Of Asthma Dyspepsia
Sold at 81 Courtland street o22 1msr
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By Last Nights Southern HAIL.
Home Ports

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NORFOLK, Nov l9Arr schrs Rio from Georgetown bound
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GOLD PEN MACHINERY.

GOLD PEN MACHlNEkf.
THE uuderyned offer. for sle on reasonable terms Sc.
vers complete of Gold Zen Machinery, IN perfect
order for uufacung Diamond Pointed Gold Pens They
WILL be accompanied with complete practical Instructions IL
pos, pad letter to J. NJ TROWBklDGE, Syracuse, N. r.