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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-01-29
From the Massachusetts, Spy.
HEARD FROM AT LAST-LlDERTY
PARTY VIGILANCE AND FIDELI-

PARTY VIGILANCE AND FIDELl-
TYM
Mn. EDIToR:-
The great Liberty Party" you know. is
going to achieve " onders, as soon as the peo-
pie will put no one but members of that par
ty in Office.
Well, the people Of New Hampshire have
elected a LIBERTY MAN, in the person Of
MI. Cillev, TO the u. :. Senate where a.
true liberty man is needed, if ever one was
anywhere anG | have been anXiously wait
ing and seeking for the account Of the first
powerful and important demonstration which,
it was to be expected he would make in that
body, before he allowed three days TO pass
over his head after taking his seat, either in
favor of liberty or in opposition to slavery;
but | have until Low waited. and sought in.
vain.
In the report of Mondays proceedings in
the U. S. SENATE, found yesterday the fol-
lowing very quiet paragraph:
MIR. Cameron presented a petition from
Bradford county, Pa, for the G6ohti0n IF slG-
rerv. THE QUESTION OF ITS RE-
CEPTION WGS laid on The table,"
Here was an opportunity for Mr.. Cilleyy
ready made TO his hands, but not one word
in the account of Mr.. Cilley's lifting his fin
ger or moving his tongue on this most impor-
-
tant occasion and you will not imagine my
surprise and grief that he did not make such
an effort, that the account of it would have
been sent through the land swifter than if il
had been borne on the wings of the wind, or
realized my fear that Mr.. Cilley had turned
sc0undrei and traitor with the lest of the dis
tinguished gentlemen who compose that Dig
nilied body. But you will imagine my JOY
upon finding that my fear was groundless,
and that Mr.. Cilley was only waiting for the
proper 'hour' TO be the man 10 do something.
The hour is come, the deed is cone. Let
the slaves hold their day of Jubilee and let
" the do-nulhing abolilionists' forever hide
their diminished heads.
The account of Mr.. Cilley's demonstration
find in this paragraph in the last Worcester
Gazette
"0r Received, valuable Washington pa
pers from Messrs. Cilley and Hudson" A
And this is the FIRST time r~ecolleet to have
seen Mr.. Cilley's name coupled with Proeeed'
ings at Washington.
Yours, &c.
A vorISG ABoLIrleEIer.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-01-29

or TERMS $3.50 per annum, or str7bi
(fuvariaLiy reqlred) if not paid within slx
months of the time of subscribing.
ADVERTISEMENTS making less than a square
inserted three times for rs cents:-one
square 81.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-01-29

nAr.H remitances to be made, and aH letters
relating to Tie pecuntary affairs Of thePape,
10 be addressed (post paid TO The General
Trent. Com unicasions intendtd for inser"
hon TO be addressed 10 the Editors.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-01-29
BENJAMIN S. JONES,
J.. ELIZABETH JONES, EOIToRs'

PUBLISHING COMMITTEE Samuel Brooke,
James L -Haby, Jr., David l.. Galbreath,
Lot Holmes.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-01-29

Printed for the Publishing Committee bt
q. n. UAPGOOD.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-01-29

JAMES BARNABY, Jr., General .7gent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-05

LyERrooL5hip ELIJAH III De mis- mig css.s BeaI Bu n
6c"- cssE W II Hamesletit b,xe. glass w Choner 4 .
IA CT. Price Wil.n155 osles w Field co.'s cts hds
~ Act- do A q Brack-tt--i bales u II A,nold X 49,
10 bb's Naoe Lesg;t-lca k Lo dh-n-s50 bars iron
Wetmcte coo II WeuAley-l s.pryrf-770 hx. tio
$50 bids sheet Pm ps DId c-sl IL, COPPER q Nlsry
son-l box Owcu-I5o tons coal 80 ale, bars s
road iron TO ofde,
John.ton 4 co-3G cks mdze Lee Cors DO Ciark & Nc
Connin9j cks iiqu ia Kevburu-iO bxs re bales
Union eo.2 bles 81 bxs mdz smith; Thug COT bIs
AMtehe col ok lacot-3 iron tubes loving Van Wort
2 bxs Jas Lee col Thos reynnlds-i do 10 b, smith
Thurgn COLO BIS Sands Fuller COT cs Richardson
W W.,.on e. BIZ Rn";l Msr,h-5 pkgs Richudson,
Kobt Oar el pei David ThompsonS ., Jas Faro ahaf-
do RobeIt Gnham. -
BonDrux.BWt Iwsuowna tarrived yester day)-ao bids
red wine Mchel2s h@f pipes ~ brandy Cart As.
toiu-l3 csks wine Leger8 do isou-30 cases ind 90
e.ks red wine do whit htds red do Duraud co-26 af
pipes kr nds a. do 10 bills DOE usaou half pipes
u cases paper White Sheffield VIII te red wine T.
Bossarge-?o DO red NOD t5i casks China ware r.
Htvand00 do white q do red wine Hgous Broth-rs-
30 hhds red wine do VII do 70 ba k-s empy bales
corks cues GAGS Meera5 hf76 ar pipes brandy II Boz
sn-3 casks verd'gn' L'combe Be xodeu6 do more ELAN
Dsesme -ioe SKIS gum Moz Pollrz4 trunks II hhds red
wine - half 10 ar PIPE, brandy boz pumes to order
MALAeA-Bt Franca--20 ar hf do $50 krs
grapes $40 do rssns 7as If boxes do 800 bxs lemons
MosTEyDsoIBr,g iohq French- bale fe,thers Leland
osoo dry hides w w De Forest2726 do Ve.or &Duckwuz
IA b.ss hoIs hair Thospecker lie do N Ha,per-2
MarsAsiLLa-Brs Mary Heleu-i65 pieces mahogany ZIG
do fusic 900 heads palm leaf ~ obac cks moIs.rs
eaes soga f39 stcks granda wood cedar Payenst
ochumackef-l25 bales tobacco Goodhue x CO.
Domestic lmporrHftons.
eHAhLEsToN-steamshp uihemer-7l bales cotton bis
rice Em~rcio biles so rice n Ieyericb- gl III,
cotton y shoe sud - half casks oder- bis roots OF
colt Mckesson vs. 'N''' W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-05
MARITIME HERALD.
--------------------
Fort or Now York, November q. Isa1.
Cleared,

Cleared.
Smps-R b Row, Arnold Turks Island Centre ca. Mas,
stcnuses Samson BraZp- Nc Nesmith & Walsh: W,coo.
sin taew) Numf I'D. New Orlesns y ros HEX.
bng.-i awrsnce Copeland Whit Buenos Avres EIy.ll
kCo Falcon lbl Pit Bermnd,. Tncker Lghtbourp: No.
yea, EidndRe, Mobile, d Hubot X Co: American Nc
pais savannah Durham Dmon; Selm storrer EaTp rrt
,sehs-Iadth Ward Anderson, st Johns M. Ne,mi,b e.
whth Hand, Port, Mobile, y Huhnu, X Go: Med,sfor
DAVIS New Ohear., Malta Lord; Fsirfax Penfied AZ
pug Hunter Co; n Herrick, Hork,ns BANGOR Sp,sn
DID Crowe Boston; acon, Beard do; issury ss,yve do
kins, do. O'' ~ "''eu' na"'
Arrived
seamship southerner Berry Chseston 80 hour q spoc
IoLo irston Co Reports heavy weather gales TN
5hp Elizabeth Dennison, Spencer LiverpooI Oct N
nu!put ~ 20 -2m ssersee passengers 10 w Byrpss &
70. JONI Mchay seanna Of Scotland died the swze
Octs2 lMt! lon ~ soose British bark Roland from Liver.
British s.ip BroOk'by MeEwsg Gissgow. Dc, 10Th, to
York n sell the lth No date lat a. 90 smoke shin Esr
mony. Tor New York. With passengers. ' %
ship Mary Phillips Prstt Dublin Oc,t. TO w phlI;ps
Buk Franc,a Cocker hslsea ~ days pa~ed ,ihra,sr
Sept 20 to Asuire 6siwsv. Oc nth IS So Ion 3a w.
eh,Dsed sig ais with bark Devs from Msl-ea b Be- tom SEM
th ia - on IS % exchanged signals with rk Hum,
OF Bristol u Wheeden. from ChrIeson for B,tceIo,a
esrk Martin w Greet for New Orlenr. sid fhe b,fos
Brig John French Jeffrey. Mouevdeo davis 10 Nsthan
Ceiey. Fept "a let 81 20 s. Ion 40 30 w smoke shin Gideon
Rowland Of and from New Bedford for souh Pacific Ocean
Brig Mary Helen, Gregory Man.anIa, Cuba, to master
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-05
Foreign Markets.

LivglrooL. Oot g.. Cotton We have passed another
wretched day In the cotton trade Prices have been
regular, but may quite American at decline of I'D
per ID from Fridays rates; Sursta d and Brazs I'd
Clean solid Egyptian has been ID and good middnr
Orleans cold at 5Ht The sales bales and
include 400 American for export and ono
We quote for $500 American "a to 6ad 80 Bahia
100 Egyptian 6x to ~.
LONDON. Oct. 7.-Sugar- The market continues yery
dull $50 hogsheads OF West India ave- been sold Al
auction 200 baskets Of Java sod tn. better qualities
about steady prices brown and low yellow Cd lower
1860 boxes of damaged Havana sold cheaply
TO good elbow, 37s TO d3s cwt Coffee casks
20 bags Of West India and 400 bags OF Ceylon MI very
mixed descriptions, sold without altering quotations
500 bags OF plantation Withdrawn Rice bags
Madras lis to les Cd Bengal middling white Ids Cd ;
cheaply at tkd to 62id per H.
RocHpALE, Oct There has been another good
market to-1ay aud hannss OF description have
met with ready sale at the average prices last
three weeks The transactions ia wool have been limit
ed, which NAV be accounted for, principally by the
want OF confidence crested by the late numerous fail
and the unwilngness of dealers to s-l upon
the usual credit There ia change report price
HALIFAX Oct. The dullness in the prce trade con.
tuu-s bnted The slight provemeut manifested in
thu demand for yarn last weak, has been decidedly
checked by the tremendous failures In the commercial
world which have created general feiing of mstrust
and led TO the present of still farther DIM uis
Ing production AS 1t would be natural expect
causes have slightly depressed prices The stock of
wool in the market continues light, with small guam
ty arriving from the country the farmers have
yet been Induced o take 10 rates
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The Flour Markets.

ROCHESTER, Nov. There Il number of large
offers Of wheat this morning. but buyers did mani
fest strong disposition to operate $500 bushels Chi
were taken at 90 1000 bushels Genesee at 81 81
In the streets the ruling price has been 81 81
DErnoir, Oct so There Was a fair attendance on
'ohange yesterday morning, aud the bidding showed
feeling than for several days past though the DIFF
ference bstween the views Of buyers and sellers
great to prevent many Transactions 100 barrels sco
board met tn sale at So IS and 100 barrels straight
brand from wagons board, at SIS Is In the after
noon several mall sales took place at variety of
prices and among them 81 barrels at depot So o. and
l27, two brands Cooley" and Sherm .n deliverab BILE
at Buffalo at SIS As THE trade uotuaas accord
ing to brand and quantity but quote fair stand
ard s. So 20 Freighs have advanced tride and the
Cleveland was loading at c for our md ccanbrrries
to Buffalo Salt continues to sell In quantities ut 81 49,
and 81 at retail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-05
DOM NJ E,tCt IN TtGLi.sssENCE,
Gales Of StOe IA Mt Hinton

ExoHAsaE BOARD. Nov 81 abs Bostoa aud Worc's ter
Railroad ~; Nashua AID Lowe Railroad 1879 Boston
sna LSw. "a 90 'se bos"I snd r5os,dease 10
70 Chs.hs- do sod is Reading a.; Iereh ,ns nk
1odo b5t ss*i Est Boston Co bs0d 49, so do s6Od
50 d. SOD IS 90 lI4; $1,000 Reading Railroad Bonus
Al AuoIoroit shs, Boston aud Pow 'eace Railroad AZ
AK adv; 20 do Old Colony do adv: IS Boston
and daas d. i64 l6 ct adv; 81 Western do a4
adv Cheshire do s9sp.r sh; Champain and Coanec
cut River do Soon Mills (par $500
sscdy Wun ne. CO s7jx ce' h s'ioaal Ios CO
Per sh $1,000 Norwich City payable lsa with cou-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-05

n MMDhpsIh TOOTH T'ASTE-For cleansing the
- uums anc conn nuncating agreeable cdor To
ls lNmDroaai Fs composed Of and other
any other dentfcc Beiaz = al 81 asrny.n m,e.
rails hadens the ,i.,u
10 the eth, thereby Assisting - ~. la.
ter from premature decay nc pa. ~.
Geonen .. proper degree, and its
in meoos Of keeping the breath snJ mouth
NV I,tJNSON cosldi lon Prepared aud sold by HEN
Granite Building, cosucr az Cb,n.r 80. IA L. y,
100 FuIton aEd at 6Codd;n.,an ,oa ~ $50.
Spring. Price 50 . '0' s, ar az, o.,
NJ EsSRs. CAREY VER Val IN s,-- 6,,
Iva having recently rctu rncd FINN so,L
TO their ifs nds the py hi;c ,be a., n." -,
perform al operations s eraippa her a. .,
l-s,oenrc, W. w, ham oe-s' st ~ iotsrc
AhHfsD LADIb a-y,.rr-o i,sa,-, ,~nna o,,a ,unch
~ ,ntes" hrm perung Moral Physiology, written
~ ne non ~ owe wit, additions aud alterations, bv
SIJ'eI, W. w. Were ais book careiny read by very
~ PERSON snd the ~ strictly followed perHu~
uneren 81! Of society from the present would
family Of children IN cnai T.. hr nop,lv rr.reJ nr.r.
pepe FROM entering the matrimonial TO; but
Wrh thtw u tell You imporcnt hch
~ sucn ono ctions Price Of the back 10 For
h,peI x Of Third and Chestnut
Nj ao wv" "'u Editor No. Ann street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-05

WiprxspAv, Nov. I.
.~sAs-. A - AHRy

wipsxspAr, NovI
- AMkklCAN HOTEL.
s: s'sah
Sst9is g s..no's fI. Boston; Moor: New
Wakerson, HaItioId Geo Bird, New York; Smith.
BsaS dss Ts% al t.ls5a we.
MIR sad Mrs Johnson Utica; N Doves, Aicrny BfyeTs
fsss. Ds,tal; 1'' Ia'a BsaaiS; woos baa%oS
Mr Mr., Toomp.oa, Ir aud r Thons, Geo French sal
& Sss S1ss $iEsss IS: Ass'f
f Ssass Df' xasiS ows .Sa S'A'' '''
CRY HOTEL.
an,o n s sshTSpe f5a sf1s% %sss .
New JssseS WI ,asis:oa. pia; + MEL keniaei.
sss'%$. S:wsons kesS:.sS; fSSs; .h:;S rsasf;
s T.u rss ss
CLINTON HOTEL.
Mr. aud Mrs Edm2 ts s.r''Is a., II Butler Gage
" u.s Sass Mr. aaa Ms PIN s' sax s %mJ
i.s' IT, rsr iis s" PEEK ay fs n
Eswas MA LIZ u, nSs Mr. a ifi
Nm Plunm Bat; > L Reynolds. Wessehes,.r; al,,,
EASTERN PEARL STREET HOUSE
A Coos So Ha DO; " Ed DE- d.; las Teren Boston;
P: Eos: Smith d. Do, H as s;sa %;
FRANKLIN HOUSE,.
Ya New .s @scS'sE TS.sni o
DAnbary; " owen, veiaoa: X fomerov, P,shd; A Rob;
ia ss s s Ssw re
Kelly, r island
A Humphries Boston; Fairly, do; Burbank, Vermont;
" she NAV; F,ltsiPwn; W Bashw. ROCHESTER; Harris;
x.'s' ie 8 "a ;oa ss%sSs'y; dlsss :p:.t
s9ssa G,..g s0wH r sss, a f en-.
Nsm yen; Il iassi yengp,; W her her, Lock b imi
s.a: Ssi.:sa A
dss Isl Bas Gp
aSs: AZ :aiS
SMITH i!S4' HSS: %ss'5s1a
aa,,s5 sa' Ls"ay o sa Ba e
TTs aod s0is AMT Iuf Mana ns,x
LovEJoY's HOTEL
new aao?d Yoaps Ns%S%1s Ro5 ds
Bows Mas' aow1ey BOSOM Tay;or Fo"sh
S%si a. a%iijg ssaa T.i,a% ill.,,
fssa' ssa Iss:as sS' ''
Donald Troy; tefd, spsassowa: o .da%!s lais:
sS$d5ss r:%sSy THS xs1'%ai y?sh'SS
Es Ga%ol sp NeT Hgy oy Ss
WILLIAMS, albany; . T Cobb n bridge sie!;, Oh;
ti s ssissa 49, Nj hsomsy ses
F. Fas o fpp Do; MSo,s toJT
smith Norwich; r VI dates Rono ut Point; ii Dcbois
Newport; Pstey.ns Cairo. Y; Stevens. NY; + q tie
Hope
NORTHERN HOTEL.
M Weston, Fhiade phia J Upd,ke 3 SMthkins Utica;
j Adams. Monticello; Wells Haventnw; q Eason, Put
Ss%;:5 ; ''9
PEARL STREET HOUSE.
erfhhs;$ oSs fsj4; :, Sa%: es
Mass; s;Tns Nj siIsby Boston Collins. st Jobns
RArHBUNS HOTEL
ys Parking g.s;Sa g9s ASy gs1' Gs Rev
IT. uucl: Black, Leonard. Utica; Vi Drake N,chig
Malt.Td 0fsaa 60; peree Ly,9sst0s Pehm "a
.uifrd Aihny w Gardner, Boston; Stevens Michigan;
TAYLoR's HOTEL
Peuusylvau A LyEes dc; "A tyck. New Jersey
Jacks do owe. do; l. Winchs stsr, Boston; Mar
and lady, Troy.
rAMMANY HALL.
Smith Philaaelphs; 9 Secors. sharon: w ongwo,th
t-I;J Wood Troy; w Conka.J Jackson Long Isl md;
Fem Westche,ter county; Blu Ter, Citation; y Gu
lev, North Carolna; Everett Ua.a Springs vaughan
a'ssh,m ton; WEIGH syTseusg; II Hoy i,ue da county
K7ns jane sn boG IL III hoims 'a' Mass: .ii's
WESTERN HOTEL.
NJ Corey Georcia; L Perkins, Hutford; II Palmer.
Cambridge, N q stars. Nouh ton; w Pie Fall kr
yer; C Armstrong, Warren; Ward Md 'leron; W La.
l.cha dson, PhiIsdeipia Use. Enc haiir, as; II
ailis. New Hanbirgh; = Truman o ses" ., D9dd Ar.
Iaprahsm, tanor,dge; :. Cark, Oswego; Ijerts
rhllade phia L. Miller Mautun. Bston Nash, Fort
sswaa Wa hnsss aIg Vs. s'p Not
Eornect w A Prit New ur-sns; l. Miller, Hsrl.
ford II Frzze id my Mary lald; IL Blake. rton.
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Passengers Arrived,

CHARLEsroy-Steamshp sopthe rner--Two Misses Elliott
Mis-. Hcrng Mrs job Dursnd ladv and c Id Jane
Aopk,9son W se-eTooa Geo Chi,olm D. 1honas Fay,.
Capt u VI Robin JOIN o,re, " Powers Doc or Lee
Vert, q Cook Fisher and servant A Il De WIT
Nabb Ill IA the '
and servant, Scoll nd.
Ola cow-Ship Brooksby-Nr Mrlees, Of Canada; Miss
hckMi, of Scotland; Miss Robertsoa d50 tn strerage
. DrBLIy-sh'p Mary PnilFp>-Hev Z scolIow Nj q, E C
Crosby Master Bby FW Houghton-io in the 81, erage
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px,rArslsxiA, Nov. 4, iNf.

PM Apst,HfA, Nov. 4, iNT.
a Mn Stssssx-Dvssdful .asssdsnfs - The o's 40"
E.oqusasp- TIE Rsrsnxs Gutter SPsne~'
Young man, named Eastman, seriously ssaopsa
about O'Clock last evening" In front ofthe Arcn sfses
theatre, while involved In ARRAY with tine gang Oh
check begging boys that ntsst that vicinity IL Is So
rious in It's nature bat Is not considered dangerous
Thoulss Mcvickers employed in rolling mill, near
Farmount was yesterday afternoon dreaiuliy burned
by an occurrence which perhaps unparalleled for lis
siugularity rod of iron, while of red heat had ust
been placed between the rollers, when the opposite
tremty thrown out Of its position by its srik
ing something aud the whiring motion given by the
machinery caused to be whipped around the legs of
the unfortunate young just above the ANGLE in
complete and before the machinery could be stopped
he r,ggsi bodily along the ground aud close 70
the rollers When No .x;rioated. TIL iron had
burned through hi. sh to thu bon- of both l-s' n-
natios injuries which r probably render amsutttion
necessary.
jams Stephenson was crushed to death at Richmond
yesterday. while tt work accompanying Two cos, ous
rns accideut vas csu-ei by suother tr.i oo",us a.
contact with tue the track where Ne was ''"
The Hon John Quincy Adam. arrived here today
on board the John Stevens Win the Ne" ioFA pa
ssng-rs g. ,,..
hauled up ut Ksus about eighteen mouths sine.
for alterations and repairs th-t were sao'squsa.h
her engine aud machinery will b. taken OUT and The
huh converted into isht ship This the end Of on
his horizontal wheels built model that renders the
hull unit any o,h-r method Of propulsion
Sales OF stocks mt Phi adelp hia.
Far soAsD shs en- On Coal scrip 81 1909 Us Lean
AT1ra salr.-sl',cOo R,aaag Railroad B2nd, ssH Ioo
ss.t. s. TX e QUO do TAXI 100 Reading R'foad 2'N %
.sEcosp soAsS-s7eo U Lon, os, SO loa; SOL Bank,
srrEn s.5r.-s7OC Loan 9. e7Os; 1900 do. ga. m2A:
100 -chayiklii NavigaiiJnss, IS, IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-05

pmss is o. Ion y. Ssassa sAp css. hsuss foe cass
,i..k s,s J.ss Isss.vrsylor. piesoa. NS II dsys 90
seAf Florida, ceasa Wilmington. Nc days. master
. Sailed. +.
Ship wiseonsia, Mumfosd Now Orleans; bark II Cha
rin Baltimore,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-05
ID OMAN EYE BALsAM.--
N "Waes me chiei locks unco grim
When the windows o. his soul grow dim"

N " Vines me ch't IOHF5 nncO
When the windows o. his sou grow dim"
TArHAHIlL
There are few bodily ailments more distressing in their ma
than Of the eysI
BY defective vision. Anything which remove these evils
efoc he regarded boon of which The vape not
t. he estimated in dollars AID cents. The ROMAN EYE
BALSAM pre- pa red b. HENRY JOHNSON is such n boon
s been tested by long experience as Thousands
have derived unsp-akabe brpe from its application Many
PATENTS aite from inflammation for ears have been
completely cured bv using this delightful salyc The redness
end wate humo have gradually disappeared their eye
the smallest print by candle light Price rs cents Jar
with ample directions for Prepared and sold by
HENRY JOHNSON, Chemist,
ausi ,o~m Ia Broadway, cor Chambers Ut.
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~ - TISM Pains and Stiffness of the

0.l gkOADWAf COZ OF JOHN E-HlirU MA
TlSM Pains and stianss, Of the yolnts scrofua
OF HYDRlODATE Of Potass. sarsapa1la and Yellow
Dock-Ths medicinal remedy published fos the sole benefit
Of those suffering from rbeumatsm and ness OF the
JOINTS swelng of the muscular substances them
OF the skim and all diseases arisngfrom
Of te blood Sc From bona fde experiments under the d.
ecuon aud supervision OF the Of the fcuy
has received their unanimous recommendation and hav.
pronounced the best BILE combination of remedies foi
the aboye named Diseases prepared from the pures
ces aud s warantrdo satisfaction IL thns, parties and
qucksns the circulation, alays irritation aud leave. every
part OF the animal economy perfect Of health For
those complaints arising from the mjudicous and long
nued use OF mercury this coordination may be considered
pecic cases that have long resisted all other have
be rapidly aud entirely removed by this powerful alternative
syrup
The gea, end increasing demand for arice Of this kind
mas ducr the proprietor to bring before the public tt all
nay have the benefit Of IT, aud that there remedy
most distressing complaints. Its recommended full conf
ience and needs but trial convince the
OF ia surprising qualities
Prepared ard sold by
CHARLES ". RING, Druggis,
a, ~ 'e2 trnsiusv Jnlis ". Y.
~ BE observe the writen ,,pu,,nr- IF Z, II
lOfr hotti.
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TIE NEW YORK HERALD
ISEiMENT,
North-Svest corner of Fulton and Nnssau SITS.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
CIRCULATION-BOarY THOUSAND.

DAILY HERALD-Eyery day, Price cents per copv--
81 % PR annum--pay able H. advance. '
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Ssturdav-Prics az eents
per co ye3 az cents annum--payable in advance
HERALD FOR EUkOPE-Every steam Packet day
rce pa cents per copya5 anbum including postage
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uon' anu risemen,s vii b, received BY Mes1s Gale
nan ID rue V,vienne Peris L. Smonds 10 Comhil snd
John Miller. tn booksel-r, Lond n.
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HER iLD-Published on the
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,ADVEhiisEMENIS at the usual pces-always cash in
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may occur in them.
PRINTING of all kinds executed beautifully and with
despntctl.
proprietor the establishment mns be paid the
age will b deducted from the subscription money Umittsd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-05

Il. .eS. of hs e viii s%fs hss s
atts headache cuts burns ,ains in the limbs, tooachr,
Sc shorter Time than Dr. TOBIAS VeLetlan Lni
winch has never failed hall the time OF
other known remedy 1t for sale BY the druggists and g
IN tn city, and through the country Prices IS and 80
per bottles depot 1870 Fulton street DR.. obias Office
is at three 18th stest, two doors below the Bowery
a2o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-05

DRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING, No. 90 Cedar Street.
Mr. Z. c. Matsh Accopntat Author Of the 'Scenee OF
Double Entry Bookkeeping Simpied" and the Ar Of STA.
lie Entry Bookkeeping Improved continues TO teach
above.
he pupil becomes familiar from actual with all the
books constituting set, aud person of good capacity will
~ tina course becoin- competent bo0kaeepcr about
mouth, and VIII receive certificate 70 that effect
frOssctuses, with obtained ut the from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-05

xr. 10 ETA story eottsge house. su table
80 for gsn,eei family, sustsd in toth street. between
and 9th Avenue Fsr 10Y Erquis on ihe
lTra, .esof ".h' rENpLhAoN'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-05

TIE CHEArEsr SrOnE IN THE CITY I6iH FuI
ton street Tor Cnain Materials, French Gilt ouices
Urapey. Mus!in French and American Paper Hang ngs
Window Shades, &c, Also. Manufacturer Of Gavaoissd
pr'ng pure hair and other mattresses Feather Beds Pillows
w. with every article in the rphlery lne wholesale
etal at prices 20 cent lower than other
n n, city.
N b. Curtains hung and papered 1T Ri. shortest
notice Ship aud steamboat cabins aud hoIels fitted up.
DAVIES. Upholsterer,
o21 ~ "rrc IG4H Fulton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-05

DDtTOk riNKNEf's EXTERNAL REMEDIES
- Warranted be the best the world the of uys.
entey dyspepsia coer, nobus liver complauts bronchitis
sore throat coughs colds the beea pains breast
tsm toothach. swelled face salt Iheum BARRIERS ich
OF all kinds See pamphes-to be had Of al,
advertisement True sna Brooklyn Daily Advel
Principal office Ist Avenue ~ advice gratis I You
wsh 70 be cured, Doctor Pnkneys Rheumatic Basam
tan Extractor, Toohache Destr yer, Salt Rheu,r Ointment
Indian Veg-able Oinrmea Cure warranted References BY
tie thousand &c