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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-06
CAUTION To THE PUBLIC
yOHNSON'S TOOTHACHE DROPS

rI'HE GLOVE ANODYNE, for the immediate and per.
mnent cure ofpsu from decayed teeth having from its
intrinsic value remedy, become immensely popular with
those who have used IT, many limitations have lately cen
thrust into the market by unpncped persons and sol
graph Is 70 cautSn the public against all ,geh .purou.
article long and favorably known by that but that
prepared daring four five years by A. d. sands and
20 who now the sole proprietor The only safety Tor
purchasers II to be and ask for Johnson Toothacs
Drops and TO exam the OF the wal
oftb. genuine has the signature Of Henry Johnson
remember that the true Glove Anodyne is immediate
the most violent toothsche pain the gums and
that 10 manufactured genuine only by Henry Johnson
Chemist and Druggist 27a Broadway, west aide in the Ora
mite Buding Sold also Of 100 Fulton street, II East Broad
way, and ~ Hudson o. Pnee d cents, di Simsrh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-06
LIVERPOOL CLAssIyIoApos.

BRE ApsTurys.-Flour was sold at 50 SIN 93x for
have refused to re under ST. way day. and Of
fersd large lots Of eDesse at SO SIN BUYERS were not
Michigan and Gcpese. at 50 SIX; OOO do 0snesee
reverted sold AZ 80 esk $50 do Oswego at So rs and
en.sss SON on
ing Of the river at S. So Wheot-Genesee whits
tnu:d nrm at ST co. 81 Is was ofsrsd for handsome
lot OF red Further sales Of New Jersey made for
city milling N$lHh Rye was nominal at Csc Barley
wal, quoted at Is 70 cents. while holders OF best
4tc. for Jersey, and 40 q 20 cents for canal Corn
The market was somewhat less arm - to prices Sales
~ time and mode Of delivering &c; early 10 the day,
1000 bushels were reported sold at SOC During change,
aSoo 49, Su.ns: sold part Tor Us dsys Live at
and 1900 do at 07c; the market closed at % l00c,
nothing sold above the latter figure. Germ Mesl-20o
81 Too
FISH The market was quiet, and without sales Of i'm
HEns was steady at former rates.
MoLAssSs note sales Of 500 bbls New Orleans at
Naval STORES Nothing new since our last report
O'L'-American Linsesd continued arm at 70 64c
with an upward tendency English and Dutch were held
at % a 70. No change in whale or sperm.
PsovIsross The market closed arm At the close
higher rates were demanded for prime pork ga Iac
cd to from 800 to 1000 bbls the mess at $4 90 $4 u.s.
and the prime at $a Beef also maintained the buoy
S. for prime and sri for mess At the close hold.
ers demanded $i 81 FOR mess and 50 for prime Lard
IN oOls was nelu al SAc GOod Orange county Butter
was in demand at ~ ~ cents Cheese steady at
8 q cents
R,cr continued firm and moderate sales continued to
be made at So S71 50 and 12s 9o for ordinary to
good prime
svoAH-The market was steady. and we note sales of
81 hhds (part prime) New Orleans at TX TX cts and
$50 do fair to good, at a IN cents
sEEps-Flaxseed continued in demand at improving
rates. clover firm with further sales western at full
prices.
srIsIrs-whiskey nominal at so cts
TALLOw-Holders demanded 81 a on cts; the market
was steady.
WHALkBorE steady at IS cts. for N. w, and 81 q
SO cts for south Sea- not much doing.
FREoHrsA vessel loaded for Liverpool at 7s for
-four and 23i for grain in sacks; rates. however in
general way considered easier To Havre, in the
fore part Of the week. freghts dull and the s., Nj
colas was filed with square cotton per lb -four at
81 l2k and grain in sacks at % cts To-day the packet
OF the 10th demanded IN for cotton. % for -four,
and 80 for grain. No change to London
SALES OF REAL FsrATE AT AucrIoN.-2 story brick
house and lot No. AZ Walker street, 25xI00. s2o
Houses and lots Nos ass and AGO Pearl street, to-
2ether 81 6xs7 ..........."... III 700
Lot south side Brooms st Ridge, 25x76, 800
House snd lot No 1913 2ist street. 2sx4s. 676
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-06

LrvgRrooL-Packet ship Sardinis-P & sahisbon, Eli
Brown, DR. Brown, NJ Jaeksou--ll3 Ia steersge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-06
S0uthein Cotton Markets.

New OaLEANs Jan 27.-The market Ia still very
settled There done TO day however the sales
amounting to 200 bales OF general advance oil to
conts upon last weeks rates
AueusrA Jan. 3l-The market today has been in
rather feversh state dealers at loss for
full details Of foreign during the day however
about 900 bales changed hands at advance Of
cent upon the rates current before the steamers &C.
counts Prices tending upward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-06
TlMOLAT'S SULPHUR BATHS.

No SAT PEARL STREET, NEAR BRsADwAY.
THESE BATHS have been established for the last twen
six aad the only Sulphur Baths in the city
They highly commended by the most eminent phys
clans for the Of salt rheum chronic
plants eruptiops Of the skin, &c.
Given daily rom ga NJ. to PM ~ imsrs
u HEUMATIsM PAINS AND STIFFNESs OF THE
~ JOINTS, SCROFULA, DISEASES OF THE SKIN
&c &c Rise. COMPOUND syRUy Of Bydrodac OF Potsssa
sarsepsrilla, and Yellow DockThs medicinal remedy
published for the sole bene those suffering from rhe una
tsn ains and Stiffness OF the JOINTS swelling oil the
lar substances them, cup Of the sh,n ana 49,
arising from impure Of the blood, &C. TON esna
f experiments undc the direction and Supervision o. tne
most eminent Of the Faculty. has received het n.
accommodation and many have PRONOUNCED ~ he ".
ble nbinaon Of remedies for the above aanep 10
IL prepared from the purcst nrc'es snu "
give ssfacton 1t thns purfes ana quicEen ,ns .nma
ton allavs irritation and leaves every Pas u 'o ~
economy IN perfect state o. hesltn or ,h;. Lind
The great and dem md io an see o. rus,
ind ed the bring before tne puoe. VA
all may benefit Of tnow that I'd ~
full confidence and needs bus tlsi 10 convince INC o ~
rreP"eo IN" '"'~"' I92 Broadway, John 81
Nh IA surs n observe the wntten signature o. y H.
RiNe over the cork ofsaeh bossis. 'sS'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-06

1000 rERsONsIN PHIL aDELPHIA, and 5000
lOOO the city and state OF New York testify to
the wonderful efficacy Of that powerful remedy,
THOMrSON5 COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND
WOOD NAPhTHA.
For Consumption, Cough Colds Asthma Bronchitis, Spit
ting of Blood &c nc.
READ READ!
AsroNDHIro CURE OF CAHoric BloroHITU.
Philadelphia, May %. 1876.
Nh 8 Thompson-Oe ear sir:-for than four years
past had been orsadfuy afflicted with affection Of the
thro,t. which physician pronounced "Ch on bron-
chts caused by repeated and neglected solds The dis
sae red is lode ,cb.ble throat literally
with violent spssmodc coughing that blood would come
from il; also gain md ghaes the chest
and fever ia short al the usual pulmonary symptoms show
ed elves causing entire loss Of
IN he'd and btered and again made
OF known remedy and different periods had
advice Of phy sieIans and ell OF avail About
months made trial Of Compound SyYlp Of Tar
aud Wood Nsphtha and had taken the first bottle
felt relief continued until I'd bottles which
completely removed the disease and restored
health; and firmly believe should be LIVING had
1t mot been for your invaluable medicine.
JANE PERRY, 1873 Spruce st.
The undersigned bears witness the truth OF tho fore
going. having personal knowledge Of all the facts Of the
M. HARRISON,
" Almond street.
Price 80 CENTS per bottle; IS per dozen.
This invaluable remedy prepared ONLY by
ANGNEY DICKSON,
N. z. 5th and Spruce sts., Phila.
Sold wholesale and retail by WYATT KETCHAM, l1l
Fulton s e retail by H. johnson, s3 Broadway; Ring ls2
Broadway. ". V. jai9 1msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-06
IT'S WORKS WILL PRAISE 1T.
IL 10 now universally admitted that
q KEYS

lis WOhhS WILL ftAISE II.
Its now gniyers.lly admitted that
IopdiNE LfNfMENr
does as' :. s SP ei
brus sweled and painful jos spinal Affections
''''' y ' 5: INeERsoLL, Sol. rrepris,os
PspGs 20 s Pearl st. two doors Ssl is SSsn
M t.DlNAL NOIICE TO tADlE ).
NOCTOR MCDONNELL, Author ofths Ladies'. Manual
n Guo1
pu city Brooklyn. for from 81 TO S. according to
note ADDRESSED him - John street. New York. will
Tsde. resds dsi.ues who are suffering with dis.
ofoIs standing such q cbsrlcuon: rstentons
~. can apply with eonhdsnes to the boeot by letter
ds:s .. ss
any part q tn: Us's " ssD Ssas; Md
Jazz lm.r % John street.. New York
FOR SALE.
"A c for several years ~ has with extensive
sale .ndit. ss9. are t-.asa by large nunbsf q Ger.
oil er eItant An en- srpri,n who
realize large fortune in short time sadcsns
% Dc ad. s TO o1 .s ro. the
TO LET,
II LARGE old fashioned House,. situated directly
Hn would be .sS. for or
beDE cay Of access to the city, either by steam
HENRY PARTRIDGE KELLOGG
Il lotsr (kelloggsville, } New Rochelle, N. r.
FOn SALE.
- ATHREE STORY HOUSE on Esd street between
f. the ,nd and Sd Avenues. l i. we'll hais: and
plsts with the latest Improvements including kitchen
range snk cold and warm b. hs water closets, Italian
marble maute the hooss court yard Of fifteen
feet 10 ou with vcrsndh and French windows he house
For further particulars apply to WISE Sons,
"a msr l72 Pear street
FOR ALE,
"A FARM of ffiy two acres, most delightfully."- 81.
f: tusted, sbout Ave miles from Elizsbeihtown, j.,
JUL Iising handsome commodious dwelling houso
tleu with bio mantss and evey couveni for
spsct bic fam the whole including grdsners house,
aud other budng in substantial OF
repair; the orchard c.nains twenty of choice fruit
trees
The easy from New York. either by tho various
from Jersey City the Terry EEabethport whence
railroad train within hun dred yards OF the house
render, this very vauab. to those doing bushes,
IN this civ The greater part Of The purchase money can
WISE X HONS, i72 Pearl street.
IA lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-06

MASSAPkQUA HOUSE.
- THE PROPRIETOR Of the above house, having
90: retired from the business. the house will be let
moderate terms for one number of years, COM
the first Of March This rss oshment be
ing veil known also the celebrated pond ad
joining. 49, needless to say more. For particulars apply
the subscriber. the premises.
NIB. The above Adjustment would be rented low
to party OF gshtlcmen.
SoyrH OYsrEpBAY. L. j2r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-06
RATHBUN'S HOTEL,

l6l, 163, 1855 f. l67 broadway, Neto York.
- This new aud magnificent estabs hmeut, recently
e5: opened Public Hotel, ftsd up in modern style
with the latest Improvements aud is Of sufficient
pacity accommodate 200 persons.
Besass very spacious Dining Hail. contains
al mber of pleasant PaIors with large we'll ventilated
Bedr all splenddly furnished with entirely funi-
In location ia very desirable and convenient both for
busipe being between CouTandt and Liberty
streets
The roprietor Of this establishment intends make il
one OF most comfor able pleasant aud business like
places 10 city CT New York aud paine will
BE his the Of his guescsthsTe
by hoping ,she literally in the public patronage while he
remains the sblie's humble servant, b. KATHBUN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-06
vALEN1 NEsl VALENTINES vALEN-

THE yiensive assortment of Valentines just ready,
togeih, with new Valentine writers, envelopes and
thing injected with the festival Deales OF the
city, BY ing have small made from
IS $50 upwards Prices suit all ranging
TO q each nunnsuay liberal discount those who sell
again.
We will san Valentines 70 give satisfaction, and
orders will epromptly and faithfully put mp
splendid bills will be with all orders
Rememb the 18th of February.
jai5 Imst TURNER T. FISHER, u Chatham st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-06

JUHNSTON'S BIRD STORE,
So No. ESQ BROADWAY, one door from Chambers
Esuect-es bags canary seed, sifted, at whslesale
breed CsnsIe'i high eoiors; German song bres
red birds. all in Fancy breeding cages bird
Seeds boxes, snH for All articles in the line
RTeat variety, by w. .. JOHNSTON,
$50 Broadway, New York.
PS-Letfer, a. above will he attended To-. j23 lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-06

PLUNKET T. PARDESSUS,
NO 1881 FULTON STREET,
Sell excellent 50 90 and only charge - 50 fo
- their + IRsT QUALITY MoLEsKIN AND NurkIA HATs:
N. B.-rLuA & PARDES5US warrant their frs
quality be equal peYv least those Of any othe
establishment and the public that would be utterly
So so. d29 lmsrfc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-06

WIGS, WIGS.
BACHELORS New invented Wigsiand Scalps, are decid
edly hs sreate Improvement yet introduced IN arts to
Of Wig Making They perfectly comfortable YET
make the unconscious that he has Wig and the
easy and that they be
ed Made only by VIM. Bachelor, No Wall street,
Brnsdw-v lsvgs In hast as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-06

REMlTTANCES TO ENGLAND, IRELAND
AND SCOTLAND
OARTIES wishing remit money in large small SUM
their friends Great Britain or Ireland can do 80
IN the most expeditions through the subscribers By
drafts At sight payable in all the principal England
Iel,nd aud scotland Money may be by letter (pos
paid from Of the United States them giving the
address and the name Of the party receive it, which will
be regularly forwarded by packet steamer Apply
ABRAHAM BELL SON,
d26 III Euiton strset York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-06
NATURAL MUSIC

n~e STILL greater attraction at ARCHY's. No. John
N8e "A g. has Just received by the last packets
from Europe, eonsidt r4b'e addition to his slreaoy
1 extensive stock Of Singing and Fancy Bi DIS
Amongst following will be found $50 Of the most choice
de,c Of Lonx breed and Dutch mares mated and
prepared be mp for htchiug Bird CAGES Bird Seeds
aud all other hnss the above will at all times
be found at ArchyS. % s John st.
B. Shetland Ponies. King Charles Spanies. Italian
9reyhounds and other fancy dogs c0nstsn ~ on hand
San early inspection is stss, as this Is without
don BIT the heat aerctOn he offered. j26 mrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-06
Notice to Mariners.
Spoken,
WhaleIneu.

Steam hip Hibeinia FIN Boston, list Inst) for Lysrpoo
and Hafay. Fen 2, 20 miles w OF Cspe Sabe
ba,k aos Tingham, FIN Providence, for ols
Jan 20, lat 80 "a N, on ~ IS W.
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FOR SALE

FARM FOK SALE AT AUCTION.
M viii be sold at suction ON Tue.day. tho "a day OF
&8March tbs valuable Farm which the subs
resides The 'ad farm contains about ~ Of
land with good cling Barn, Carnage House. and
all the buildings: situated the OF
M.ma,oneet eoun.y Of Wechsster about one mile fom
miles from tho Ciy Hail. and the line If the New Ha-
and New York nIlroad has abundance Of the beat
quality Of fruit The will be positive take place
y premises For further particulars enquire of r.
Lawrence New Rochelle. Of the subscriber on the
premises
ja2O lmkrc LEONARD DEKLYN.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-01-27
TRICK OF A LAWYER.

Several years ago, the son Of a rich Jew
was on the point Of being married to a
Christian; on which the father, who had not
so much objection to thu religion OF the
lady as to the smullness Of her fortune,
exPostnlated with the young man, and told
him he might have person with more
money. The son was firm in his resolu-
tion. and replied. that whether his father
consented or not, he would marry the OBJ
ject Of his affections; and if he refused to
give him proper share Of his fortune, he
could claim the benefit Of an English sta.
tue. and obtain half Of what lie possessed.
Upon this the old man was greatly con.
founded, and soon after wcnl 10 consult,
legal advice, and to inquire whether there
was such a law in existence. The coun-
seiior replieslhere certainly was; and thai
his son upon turning Christian, would have
a right to half his fortune; but, added he, "if
you will give mo ten -guineus. l will put
you in way to disappoin. him, and The
gracoless rogue shall not obtain farthinp."
Al this the old mans hopes revived, and
putting ten guineas into the lawyer's hand,
expressed an impatience to know how he
was to proceed, when the counsellor cplicd
with smiles: "You have nothing to do,
sir, but TO turn Christian yourself"
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-01-27

taarse, le We'd oilgas tlie spropefiv Ne
~. Smith, at HE sui of Conr, er q
egrn, levied on as tiie spro peSfv 81
David Il. ilson,s al lilo suit of
AIstan. n
9 egroes levied onsas tiie 81 Is pert ~ :of
:. Joy,galth suit. Of Harrai HIRE: Co.
et.sal. slf 5l 80 ~
5asi Horse, levied on as The Is ropeIty 81
3: Mitchell at lie suii q s.. P. Rinieys (.
Negro. levied on : us lie pr 3 i,arty of
!, =. .i. Dinkins, at the suit OF X Kelsey 81
Dsas,. ct. al. s ',s
! Negro, Horse levied on as the prop
e. cry. fi.esesne !. q sPrott, al the suit or
Bowie, Bar ker g. Bowie, . S.
=, q, !. .fsayse levied on ne the property OF
81, - - FEelde at the suit Of James 81 Guign-
/, z Negroes levied on as The properly of
.ienLyS y ynswor.h,a ], at the suit Of Roose-
81 = veg gre. levied ON IS The properly Off.
.'i .o'u.nisr, :. Ex Or. nj the suit or the Slate.
!, :, !, Negro, levied on as the properly sof
:. I.iehard 1 gleton. ats sihu suit OF Commits
sionera Of. .Rnnds, et. al. !.
u Negroes. levied on as the property Of
Star siarke Singleton. at the suit OF "a. J. Mo
ses, ct al. 81 % .5. 33G n =.
Negro, levied on as The property Of
IL, Ii 3. Singleton, at the suit OF James
Barnes. - "a -,
], ! !, Negro. levied on as the property Of r
isslf EslherS SSingIcton, at the suit of William
!. - Thos. i i. o J. WILDER, 5. SD.
jan: 1s, s'1ssi 1917. L. 81, sol
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THE. CAMDEN 7HOT7EIl,


The subscriber nnnounces 10 his friends
and the travelling public, that he hos taken
that large aud commodious Brick HOTEL
contiguous 70 the Court House, in this
town, where he will be :nble to accommo-
date in the best manner, all who feel in-
'efinedto give; hima trial. The house has
heen put in the best order, and ne,rly fin
tshcdthrongh0ut, and tif an earnest desire
to please will give satisfaction, he is con-
vinced thatall will be satisfied. His table
will be furnished amply-hs bar will be
furnished with The best Liquors, and his
servants will be as attentive as possible.
Camden, January 6, iS47. III Ct
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CHINA, HOTEL.
.sUMTERYlLLE, s.. {

n-1wnsE a - = - -. = =
The undersigned, proprietor OF China's
Hotel, at Sumter Court House, IS. c., res.
pectfully informs his friends and the pub:
lic, that he has thoroughly refilied his Ho.
iel, and that iii Jissnow in complete order
for the accommodation Of Boarders, Yisi.
ters'a and Tho Travelling Public. 81 Y. ~
He returns his sincere thanks 10 the
public at large for their generous and libe.
raj patronage, and hopes by strict :aiten-
tion 10 their comfort TO merit lis con,iHn.
ance. ~ s3sii11ss1.Ilsi i1
w His establishments conveniently situa.
led onaihe Main street, near the Court
House., and will be found convenient 10
members of tlhe Bar and Planters visiting
the Court House on business. His table
will bo carefully and regularly furnished.
JOHN CHINA, Jr.
Dec. 16, 1916. r. ttf Z
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-01-27
LANDS FOR SALE,

Sundry Tracts Of Land belonging, 40 The
Estate of James Corbelt, Senr., deceasrd.
situated in Sumter District. on the Beaver
Dam waters Of Black River, about twelve
or fourteen miles South East from Cams
den. and softle three ar four miles. from
Bradford Springs. Said lands are val ;
bic, not only i'll an agricultural point of
view, but moro particularly on account Of
the heaithiness of the country. being eve-
ry way suitable for Summer Residences.
A credit of one and two years2will be giy-
en-, and terms generally accommodating 10
purchasers. Apply 10 the subscriber.
w. LEWIS. o.. D. II!
Sumteryille, S. c.. Jan. 30, lS47. I3 &c !
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EDWARD sOLOMONs,
SURGEON DENTIST

Respectfully informs the citizens Of
Sumter and the adjoining Districts that he
is now fully prepared 10 perform any one
ration on the TEETH tha, may be requi-
red OF him, and will give full satisfaction
to all that may favor him with call. He
will accommodate his patients from par
iial TO q fuli.set of Teeth; and will. attend
persons at their residences. if reque sted.
His Office is near the Court. House, at The
location Of his sign. 2 q
sumterville, Dec. 80, 1916. % 81
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CASH! CASH.! CASH!!!

Finding il necessary 10 raise money the
subscriber would respectfully inform The
public that he has altered the nature Of his
business, and that in future lie will sell ex
clusively for cash, or barter, and hopes by
the alteration in prices to make il an objec,
with his former customers and-any who
may favor him with call to buy for cash.
The subscriber trusts that his long in
diligence to his customers will excuse this
call which he makes for prompt payment
Of his ont standing dues. which he is com
PEELED TO close, to meet his own debts.
He is assured that the low prices at
which he can now sell for cash, will al
tract attention to his stock Of every variety.
A. j. MOSES.
Ian. l. lS47. 10
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FOR SALE.

Al the Plantation Of J. E. Blakely, (rnr-
merly Mrs. J. e. Witherspoon's, in the
Fork Of Black River, will be sold, on The
18th Of February next, one fine Saddle
Horse, one Wagon, little nut Of repair,
GO bushels Of Corn. (the corn can be OBJ
.aincd at private sale, to an approved pur-
chnscr,) two or three Stacks Of Fodder,
| Bed ond Bedding, &c, together with
The stock Of Hogs, Cattle, and other ne
ccssaries to be used ahru, farm.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
J. B. N. HAMMET.
Snm,crville, Jan. ~, 1877, 13 If