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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-08-27
THE BRITISH COTTON MANUFACTURE.
Frs ARE BENEFITED BY THE POLKO
BRITISH TARIFF.
Read the following:

From the Manchester Advertiser, Aug.
MANCHEsTER.-the market this week has shown
decided symptoms of improvement. The ne,cS from
america Of Tie important change their Tariff ,cdS IN
dergOing HAD THE EFFECT OF IMPROVING THE
DEMAND for good rs and 9 8 printcrS; large pur-
chases have been made at fall prices, and in some
cases, a slight advance has been given upon last
weeks prices. There has also been more business
doing in heavy goods by the home trade houses and
for the Mediterranean markets. All low qualities
are still fiat as they well can be, owing to the
bad state of trade in our eastern markets, and the
better kinds of shirngs, that are chiefly sent to
China, are very dull The only remedy for the i'm
provemcnt of this description of goods at the pres.
ent time is working "short time" which there is
little doubt, will soon be adopted.
The following is from the circular issued by
Messrs. ArNair Greenhow, and Irving dated Man
chester July 81:
The market continues without experiencing any
practical amendment n decidedly Improved feeling
has, however, ,rhn The last fec days, been impaired
10 1t by The drrval Of Intelligence communicating The
probability Of material and valuable relaxation IN
The Tariff of The United States being effected.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-08-27

LONDON, August 3. During the past week
transactions in Produce unmportant, but prices or
the whole have been supported, the notable excep-
tons being Corn and B Sugar. Harvest opera
tons are proceeding rapidly, aud already severa
parcels of wheat of the new crop have appeared-
quality and condition unexceptionabe. In the
Cotton manufacturing districts, trade has continued
dull, but during The last je0 days notice symptoms
uuiS, hich the prospect Of The american Tariff being
passed has rather strengthened.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-08-27

FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
LEONARD SARGEANT,
4 NlIIINSIiIND
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-08-27

o. The Patriots denial that John Smith was an
aid (mtary) during the last war, and did not 60 to
Plattsburgh, turns out to be poor bubble. John
Smith was not aid to Gov. Chttenden, as the'Patrot
says-but he ieaS an aid to Gea. Davis. So says
the st. Adams Messenger.
FEDERALIsTs FEDERALIsTs shouts the rat
riot. Oh yes, sir-yes. Luther b. Hunt, Pres-
dent of the Locofoco State Convention, was ed
eralist, and John Smith was Fedaralist Now et Us
see the Locos all walk up and vote for John smith,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-27
20 Els IA laa s,Orl~.sona

LvERrooL-Shp Ashpurton-50 cs she thing n en-
drcks Bros 30l bxs I'm plates ordeI- cs VIM Mesd-3
bales Gnhn Pullman "a cs Brown lves0 bales Zebra
tum'ug-l399 insots copper Hendricks, Bros-2n casks
q Moewo X co-3o cs steel Naylor col OK Fay-
Rosweli Steele cs Murray Il Haiso - Bald
wing cks * FOste - cks Dunn, son co.. do Marsh
Mallory-2 Irwin * Van Wou-l w II Smth Coz cs b
Tiffany song Taylor X Son-l cs Van Ne.t-l cask
Tonnes SOM Eilison-7 cks Mortimers GawtTey-lt
acvis cks baskets bdle Osborn LIttie-6 M Mol
THANH OK Z, siaNwell-3 cks Hssluck Coz cs A
pcs chain VIM Aymsr bales Patton Size saIt-2 bales
u h Wilthsus-2 cks II Patrick X COLO bxs order
10 bales Tookes Mead co-l2 cs " u Crook pkys T
Hunt co., cks order 8Sj bxs plates III Bruce
90 bxs she ahing Evans-270 bxs plates order
l5o do 90 cs chs copper 1870 ngots TIN Phelps Dodge
ITO cas- tia plates Cass Wafd Conovert Kennedy
bales spediin es Butterfeld Bros Cos mdze $50
Cramer-IOO hx, lin plates Bsrnhsm x DeWof6 cks Loe-
wig Schnederl3 tons coal 2o40 sack salt Gflune MIN
turn co-9ek Ma,shall.
CApIz-shp tmma Wats--I0 butts sherry wine or
do 67 bales corks order28 cks sherry wine Staksr2
hhds d. VIM Blu Morris Y co-2 do q w Richardson-2 m
Wnelanl butt hid Edw Blackbura23 or casks Draper
Devlia-36 do Thomis St,lker2 Harmony coz cks
y bis oIdeaO cs paste iquorice Harmony COL picture
Oeihett, Montou col do btr Prorl do Bogart
go cs paste lquonce Ftanca coo ar cks wine black
burn-2 bxs bis sherry wine iu0 bushels salt order
MApEiRA-BrE diplomas huits ~ 90 hhds 367 or
cks 39l eigths % bs 10 do dry ut James
pa or cks Burkhalt-r-40 chs Iger Co-i8 cks
stephens HarkLess-2 pipes midst cks Ii eightn Ba
clay Livingstone pipes 10 cks 8rshhs Burnett Bro
tnes Col butt pipes 10 Ghds " bxs Stevens
Son
MASsANLLA-Brig Gustavus-2l3 sticks mahogany 10 do
cedar ll9 BIDS leaf $50 sticks fusc $50 do ganda
wood 10 ID Curtis.
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sew 9E ToRk TRs .os.I!
II adelphia College of Medicine having had extensive
e s4s .,a ' esnsny and
cerely promise the afflicted speedy safe and permanent
s,ssS
ss
bones and joints meeurisi and skin dseas s erJpon.
giving mercury injudicous treatment, and unpadouablc
SNA' PARTICULAR NOTICE.
asn s,dE IN amy P, par 81 ls ev s
The who daily that
+.
s'de all be Pss5 ana
When. on. of til. NeY fG a at
NA' STRUCTURE CURED.
THE SPECIFIC EXTRACT, for the cure.of Gonorrh1a,
Gsf and Ell S hs oI s
TSs cure. other
yet discovered without interfering in any way with
business Price One sA Rs!';t al III
sS 4. Of he College
in with the most %Gde% cover s 81
proved BY the College for the cure Of :crouia
s "a s
mercury and unskfu treatment
Price One Rss' ss'i Ii ssS'ss
THIS valuable Alternative is sure remedy IN SYPHILIS both
sr q: % 81
who euptions the skin, nodes
scrouls any diseases arising from Impurities ofthe blood
should be moment without it, Single bottles One
Dollar, cases ofhalf dozen IS.
THE TONIC ELIXIR,
DREPARED expressly for the of those who have in
dulged secretly committed OF any kind THIS
Invaluable positively impotence
in either Of the rial iraby
general physical weakness Of the sexual organs
and constitutional debility produced from Il
also powerful OF Female irregularities and
fails procure the periodical beside that de-
Price TIVE Dollars per bottle, or $40 adozen.
w. F. DICKINSON, Agent,
sis m*r 81 Nassau st.. New York
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The planters of Holmes county, Miss held meeting
on the 23i ult and among other things appointed
mitee 10 take measures TO ascertain the extent OF the
deficiency oil the cotton crop. From report OF the
committee the following facts educed Upon fifteen
plantations, the of the which given
appears that from 740 planted only 402 bales
will be maze this year The same planters made from
3o0 less 1850 bales. This is supposed indicate
fairly the extent of the deficiency OF the crop that
section Of country.
The Point COupee Tribune says THAT destructive
animal the caterpillar has finished its work OF destruc-
ton. here l. leaf of cotton to be in
this parish Those who have early cotton will probably
make full halt crop; but there many who will not
make more than fourth, and some will not make
that II this failure be general the price OF the article
will advance and in this way the loss may be dimin
ished.
We have for the last two months had the most distress
ing accounts through various exchanges to the
short crop Of cotton in the West owing the ravages
Of the caterpillar From the best estimate make of
the varied accounts satisfied that the cotton
crop OF the States will be Snort and that cannot
up the crop of the last year. We have had
ton with many planters who visit maket from
ter AMI DarliDgto and they all concur in opinion
that their crops will be much short OF last earl
and several have SAID to that they will make three
fourths OF crop The crop OF the country will be short
-WfHyah ObsTper.
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MARITIME HERALD.
eORT OF NEW york, OOTOsEN 2;


Cleared.
kssssa Waii;s Bans. S'sss,s FoiIs; arf%s%
slsg fssS DENIM min Ew sh '0a
Bng, Haroager. Wiaehsster, st Domnso Cip, Ayma[ &
baon ssus @ To: c So
ooS schl Ps% o@S Ms.nu as Read Hoo
poek; Greenwsy, Couch Richmond; Adnan WaIpoie Nor.
smailey, Boston. Barse Comet, Cox Phladephia.
Arrived.
Norwegian man-owar sloop North Star, Capt
% days irom Madeira Thus vessel of 1889 officers
Pscset hip AsaSatoa Rowland ,, days from Liverpool
With %S'e, 2 GnsSe SH,u% Co. 0eIs a,o
,sseens Died, SUNDAY, Aug 2sd. the passage
Iho@ss Ne.on aged ysaI 'ee"se passenger resident
Ship Emma W,. Sow. % day. from Cadir, with wre
q New York bSsd OK q % % $, ca 70 s 90 Uan .sr
Ihona cope, o9aad w E,p.rieneed Goa mutation cf
Gsos. nS Is Win S S.s
Snip Venus, Sitter, 3d,y, from Portsmouth II, in bal.
Ship New York Hull days from Lh,rleston. with cotton
m,h,gSy, % Fo.tst Sese. SID y, eo@p s with with
Of ss1say G S sS. SOsGp ss 9 81 Ss
Oct lon and th expe iepeed heavy gales from hich
'Ssf the asss
H,s Sa Ger pc ofi
Nby E7o eies. saw b. with maienss gone, sanding L;
Brig Diploma fly "a Gays from Madeira, with wine to
BiS ns Emblem. Davidson, 10 day, from wiud.or MS.
In ballast LA; 20 in as.,s I'D, n
,urie 22d In lat 40 H. lon So heavy sea- rolled
away fore tobg sllint and jib-boom.
Big Historian, -, from Lubec, with plaster, to tho
master.
Ellen Smith, from Newsern, NC, naval stores to
Rugges.
schr Ann Maria Jones. from Washington and Ocraeoke,
7lst lost, w IN nav Il stores, TO 5 l. Nj tchsII
Sc Lucretia homey,7 dys from Eastport, witi plaster,
q Smith x boypton.
senf Texm CLARK days from Eatpou with plaster to
Sturgs 20
sem south Carolina Powers, as days from Newbern, to
Bossam
scht Two Marys Kinney. from New Haven bound to AL.
bany.
schr Corn.lis Bumper, New Bedford, oil.
Schr Cambridge, Hall, Boston, ndse.
Schr Compliance. Lowering, Boston, Indse.
schr Maria VI Klois, Chase, Bost n, mdse.
selir Und ne, -, from Come cut river
eehr Emblem fiom Yarmouth, in ballast.
Telegraph reports vessels in ,shtst shutdown
49,, - Sailed.
snip Havre, for IIavre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-27

Oct 2j-At Market-ls00 Beef Cattle. ZOO from the
South) so Cows and Calves $500 sheep and Lambs
Beef Cste-The supplies are not 50 large nor the
sales ext fnsve last week; but observe
rial variation in prices which range in quality from
81 10 20 The shippers have again been in the market
and taken some so head for export TO Bermuda About
$50 head uns sold
Cows and Cslves-Prces little better; all taken
at from Is TO % S35.
Sheep and Lambs-Market very dull and prices low
err sheep 81 so SO 90; Lambs 90 cents TO 81 so So
so 500 left over.
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DANCING ACADEMY.
SHAKSPEARE HOTEL. CORNER Of DUANE AND

WILLIAM STREE1s.
MR.: R0BERTsON in announcing 70 his friends and
will reopen the above esday, Sept 3ot h,
takes the opportunity Of returning his thanks
spsctfuy that he will introduce in his Academy
avorire Pokas Mazurka and Polka quades graceful
and %ueh admired Redow with Ma.uIf. and ohsJ style.
days aud Saturdays Hours Of attendance for ladies' Misses
and Matters from to Ms Gentlemen from to 10 in the
evening Assemblies will take place semi-monhly,
meneing NOV Mr. r would also announce that be will
their residences OF Mr. RS prvas Academy &c Ca
nal Mr. RS class the Lyceum Jersey City, will
open Thursday October LIST For particular nfor
nation, please apply his residence, 80 Canal street.
Ala Intro
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DIR. CONVEKS'
lNVI0 ORATIN0 ORDIAL.
FOR GENITAL DEBILITY, lMPOTENCY
fNEnNTlNEN(.E mr. NhCTITRNAV.

Yrs CELEpREEMT1ESpsi o oNS SSosW$sSRFy1 REMEDY
Of and n the
sse TIE that the sie
IN the United States Superior any
Gle the the above distressing complaints Th pro
but specific for the feowns d.Sse
the consequence Of early ndscreet secret habits OF youth
or the excessive indulgence Of the passions IN rIeI
Of the liver paIpaon Of the heart dyspepsss,
pain in the head dmness OF vision yefo d
eYfremities ersssions
and total decay Of ' son:oS ~ los.
m, mory dsjecton melancholy rebodnEs unsoc,alty,
'of Se.s are 81 Ss hi.
Of the laws Of mans physical and social being
csa 10 he above bsnefu practices Young men in
and uiarly the country where these solitary habits
to a. alarming s.sns .a0 those sp whose
which should attend the connuba state will perceive this
advertisement treats Of an important subject to them
be restored manly vgor of body mind delay pro-
this cordis- the only anchor Of hope for you The
and single. Price 81 per bottle; SIC half dozen
N B-Tbis Cordial contains no Mercury. any mineral
substance Strangers the city before leaving should pro-
nently ervceable in and facilitating climate, where
these disorders greatly aggravated and the system rapid
Sold and retail By FAY, l's Fulton street,
Lamp Store, Sun buildng New York;
city country BY addressing above, paid amount en-
fy sale wsd.woh 8 North Main ~ :trsea r.s
Ts. M w sa
con:ciou. Of physical inability from
nsd g. AZ is Fulton street
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Domestic Markets,

New ORLEANS, Oct l7-Busiuess at a stand, and all
parties are anxiously looking for the drrval OF the
steamer bringing accounts from Great Britain, due.
The sales of cotton far, to-day TO about 800
bales Flour is rather dull and may be quoted at So
corn worth from II 73c per bushel- Corre
Baltimore american.
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miscellaneous sscorsf.

7rrS'd ~ o stoor o. w.a NORTH srAR-Tbis vessel
Il. ID W Letterdsy morning AFTER aho n,ssao .
11 'tgn 'lad-irs she 4. co,em,nded bv Es,,",e
% ge. ffs f lHic,ts and crew. $50 men ana mount,
hsttcry. -"u 'tie " anchor on the
a,si, Ha,as ~" w. VS. lent TO he Baltimore Esehsne,
d@ys from View iork Tor Demerp Ssd ~, vg .ao.on,
ne gales II wind md lost II h,,ss. eIenced two
calves, aad % head Of sheep" N'oien' seows, }
senn BsIo.sra, MsGlentoek at Georgetown, from o,
I'm me lSth, experienced the see wh,rh
hstfsis, but deus no other esmus N an ,s.
'"'7N'hs Yrs 'ehoenu vr hg 6esn ssds TsrtM'
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SCOTI'o BAZAAk.

" FRINGE STREET, OPPOSITE NIBLos
SANDs 81 OFT late of the Bazsar Dey begs To
~ aequ,nt his friends snd The public that he has
opened M above house In very style and hores
merit iar share II the public From loug expert
ence ~ business hsers himself to be able please the
most iasdious the mmodatons of his house for bns
ness and comfort he believes cannot be surpassed by any
house OF the kind His patrons will always find the house
wen supplied with the best OF every thing the market affords
IN the way o. Aies, Wines Liquors, and Cigars Steaks
Chors Cold GUS karebts Po,chsd Tea Coffee and
N t.ct large assortment Of refreshments all times until
tirpcs ready. '" ~ "''
Roast Beef and Yorkshire Pudding every Sunday from
to3. '' aos .,.II
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DANCING ACADEMY,

NORTHERN EXCHANGE, 273 BLEECKER STREET.
MR. q. ROBERTSON, in returning his most sincere
l thanks his friends and the public liberal
to announce that hi. classes for the Tton q Dancing viii
have the OF various new and
Dances iayote Polkas Mazourka and other styles
fpl and much admired Rsdowa WsltL Fancy Dancing Sc
for Ladies' Misses and Masters from r NJ Gentlemen
from 10 evening Assemblies will take place semi.
monthly Nov 3D. lnsrTuclions will be given
pupils privately classes at at their
my Canal The above rooms during the
have been greatly improved painted decorated and the floor
city Mr. r. would also inform who place their
children under his charge that every attention will be paid
further particulars apply the class at Mr.
sideuce Canal street. ala lmsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-27
LINES AXE CHANGED.


ONCE caps old women (young at 70) shone with
" brightness and the clearly odor OF the flat irons touch
aud herbladen drawers threw healthful home Vow
try whose roofs and retain ma ks Of
led hebs, bills Of glarng coors have the rank oysme
stuck up fio"r foot letters from hot printing rooms
lage cities advertising to all complaints Caps have
cumps,e. waiting for the patent sweeping machines old
and women thngn in fables In q word,
ting too clever many things and quacHery onefor green
cidke substances are burning round marks on oldashon
try houses, known comfortable farm houses
The simple heIbverons remedy that intended TO
eountersc in csrnivorous appetite wholly
dis egnded ny quackery nowadays for lack Of mystery
create curiosity IN the public mind Not with
MRS JEkVIS'S COLD CANDY
The simple six ingec of her tpound will be told
to that wes The combination the that
is the property of Mrs Jevis and Of Invaluable
kens as references that have been cured of cold cough
hoarsepess, sore throat influenza. &C., by it.
Sold by MRS. JERVIS, 1888 Broadway, door the
Tabernacle.
Axents-Rushon & Co. 10 Aston House. 10 Broadway;
Backe 36i Bowery; Burnton ~ Sixth Avenue Ely $50
Hudson street Nelson corner OF Chtharine and Madison
and Mrs Hays, 1879 Fulton street. Brooklyn; 10 Grand ST.
Wllliamsbu.g Lecoun Of Grand and Division
o26 3tHc
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TESTIMONIAL


LIZ CTIEVR DON ANGEL CALDkRON DE LA
l. BARCA, Minister enipotentiary FROM the Court Of
Donna Isabel VI Queen OF Spsin the United States
Washington do state, that have known Dr. A. G. CASTLE
gentleman standing eminent Ia his profession o. med
cal and surgical pes,.-thst those recurring h
nY ssgssar AGAL2ERoN DE k IA ashlE4E "a,
sa IsIi9tms every 9gsraiea sssssn'ss TO the
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MEDlCAt MD.-DR GRs.G CORY is consulted as usual
A m all diseases OF adelic tie dmpllcat> He
IS regular Physci and SURGEON thoroughly ,ducated
the principles aud pactce of the disc
his tive country with Of sy 81
His residence aud Offices No one from
Chath IN op7 I'm re
DIX. POWELL, OLULIST AND AUniSi.
A TTENDS to Diseases of the Eye and Ear from to
"A O'CLOCK at his residence s Broadway Of War
street.
Opthsmia Stoppase Of the Tear Passage Csaracts and
Opacities, efec fually removed
AMAUkDsS ire tied with great attention and success
STNABlSNUS, Or squirting, cured Va few minutes
AaxSIlEltl AZ EYES Of superior beauty and finish.
SPE' N'Lks adapted to d-fr~' OPT ltArc
ESSENCE OF COFFEE.
THIS delicious beverage de the pure 4 and best COT.
teeh,s ned eat Popularity only account OF
the great chy y offers to housekeepes bachelors by
M, ns with one e, ful less, = cup of hot
waite, or milk The most p,ls,he coffee but also by
r'onT,ty 70 ny collie p epared ~ the usual way.
Inc hsvine late attained adv antases
IN retaining all the vour the ence confident that it
VIII nov give sstIsfsc'. an to all who iry u.
For sale at Bunker Co. No IS NJ iiden Lane: w s.
vim, so Broadway: Gassner Young, No 1874 Cbaihsm
N;J CiosbeIger corner Chah aud entire SITS Sco6.ld
co. No. - East Broadway; John Mhsu, No 1883 Broad
way: T. T. SZAUEDZKY,
o<o WE Manufacturer. No. % Murray
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Dom eslic lanlsOrtatiOn.

CHARLEsroy-Ship New Yok-ilo &c Poisier Fer
ris6d bales cotton Delnser Amess do Southe Brother
CO-is3 do Adams HawhJn-le2 do Spr,gue, Robinson
y Io--lSo do q Thompson jr-72 do owam-29 do } A
Burckmy rel do P,rmelee koger-3 bags feathers Sea-
man Pesk-36 do Geenway He.Iy Smith t3 1870
bis cotton 70 pkgs " order
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By Last Nights Southern Mail,
Home POrta.

Home POrta.
BALrIMoRE Oct 20-An ship Euphrssis, Buntn, Coquim
bo-ish Inst lat 81 lou "a ship having in large
vessel dsmasted sanding in for Delaware. Also arr
baks Rio. Dun7conb. Neuvtts; Comelia. Young, " Or
leans big Qusdrupie tbTl swan Ba BADGES Princes Roy
al (Br Petty, Denerara; Jabez (Br) Smith Antigua Mary
Stanton Parker Boston, schrs Mary Rowland Prov rnce
Empire Burr, Yofk; Mil,scent, Dodge do: May Ham
Mariner, N'ckerson. do. CID brss Montetums Myers Rio
de Jsneio md msrke' Volus's Owen, Cenfuescs Cuba;
STANDARD B) Hill, Wet Indies; Mary Helen, Wiihr
Johns, IF; sehr Constitution Milton, y York. sid ship
Troy Surge. Bemen; bark Mary Johnson for an esser
brig Nonrezuma
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Passengers Arrived

LvEkrooL-Packet .hip Ashburton-Mn F. q ROBBERS ,
chic and seSWt Mis-. tr, eman: ko1bury; lryng,
Flynn, New York Gruaa,, Prussia; Hannay, Scot
land samuel Greer Virginia; john Flood Miss Flood,
Mas tlooi Miss Flood Ireland; Mrs Sealy Canada
800 III steerage.
WASHING roS-schr Ann Maria-Cap Tuady, late Of brig
Cale. ma, stranded al Ucrac, Ike.
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COUGHS COUGHS, COUGHS.

COUGHS COUGHS, COUGHS
CORBYN's COUGH LOZENGEs-This popular rene.
Ody will be found the eectual the
of coughs colds hoarseness irritation of the lungs
shorpess OF breath, asthma consumption, &c This not
like many prepa atoms got merely please the palate
but to remove those diiressng symptoms which BIT Of
ten prove fatal when neglected.
who have their happy sauary effects; ma
ofwhom have been reduced to the brink Of the grave
They promoe free and expectoraton and
confinement 81 gle box will the most obstinate
cough that existed.
For sale by G COLBY che mist &c. a5l Pearl st. Frank
lIuire oci lint
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ON N &c II CIAL.
New York. October az.

New York. October as.
AsHEs-There was pretty fair demand for pots al 81
80; pearls, SIS.
CoTroN-The market is frmer, and the sales are re
ported at 25O0 bales at full prices few
taken for export and few by spnners; but the bulk
the purchases were on speculation and incline towards
our outside figures.
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NOTICE 10 GENTLEMEN.

~ ENTLENEN " YOU want do w,thou: wv
Clothes this winter. take hall WORKOUT Dress roc
Over Goats and Pants you have them made TO look
like new By sending or them TO ~ Murray Corner
wH.hnson street where you can have them fixed with
essi~srr "a ccRyiysos
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MONEY LENT.
THE HIGHEST PRICES advanced in large and small
Sums gold and silver Watches Diamonds, Plate, Jew
cry Dry Goods Furniture Coihng and every description
ef Personal Properly. JOHN NJ DAVIES,
License Pawnbroker, 232 William st. Duane
Persons received in private Office by ringing the bell
go I'm rTc.
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Bird CAGE MANUFACTUkf,
HS Would uosm h Customer. and the
putic, that he keeps constantly hand large supply
DEP Wooa,r Csas. I'd Willow Ware ,srushss. bssl.p
Ssusht sIsevhsSs, xtitY e0inSf
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(,ITY CASH wholesale and Retail Family Grocery, Tea
~ Wine and Spirit Establishment, No 597 Broadway, New
quence Of solicitations Of number Of their uptown
TONER'S have been induced establishment the
ca,h principle the above 5e7 Broadway They will con.
stany have hand the best goods in the
above line and prices that sstonsh the In
the upper part Of the city Amongst the will be
found the following:
Teas Of the latest impostons and finest quaes sugars
ofsvery grade; Mocha Java Lseusyra and coffee
wines chs mpaRne, sherry, Madeira pert clare Sc
Irish Scotch whisksy (he Scotch whiskey the
ted 0lenleve and slay brsndsl Barclay Perkins London
pickles. soap sperm candies; pills. old Engsh dairy
tard large Of imported scears &c &c &c
B-Very old and superior Londen dock port; Amonul-
sdo pale sherry Vanilla do pale gold and sherry;
Scou's, &c. &c
PsGoods delivered free of expense any part of the
city. and for cash only ois insrrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-27
TRAVELLING TRUNKS. &c.

TRAVELLING TRUNKS, &c.
John CATTNACH, Trunk Manufacturer No Wall
street. Of Broadway, has hand and constant
Y making good assortment Of Trunks, valises, Carpet
Bags, and Satcl,es, wholesale and retail
Also superior article OF leather Trunks suitable for
American European Travel and Portmanteaus for the
French Male Posfe.
Orders West Indies South America, &c. lled with
despatch o9imsrc