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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-10-29
From the Liberator.
The American Board of Commissioners

This powerful Corporation held its Annu-
al Meeting this year al Buffalo, on the Sih.
9th and 10Th of September. It's deliberations
were not quite so e~difylng as they have been
for two or three years past. 1t had no more
sins to organize. The Heathrn seem TO be
satisfied. for the present, with the sanciitica-
lion of Slavery and Polyeamy. The chrys-
utilization of The other Deadly Sin did not
show itself this year by any tangible demon
STATIONS. They probably remain in a state
Of solution in the minds of the holy men who
make up the Board, waiting to be precipita-
ted upon The application of proper tests. 1t
seems that : Harmony characterized all lis
proceedings : but, delightful as harmony
may be 10 those who enjoy il, a little dlscord
Is more entr raining 10 those who look on
And. perhaps, when we come 10 see what
sort Of a harmony it was, we may think that
a stiff breeze would have been more whole
some, as well as more refreshing, than the
dead calm in which they rejoiced. But the
action or the in-action which amounts TO ac-
ton, of such "A body as the A. b. G. F. NJ,
must needs be important and interesting in
proportion TO its power and influence.
This body is the representative Of the
wealthiest, il not the most numerous, 5enOm-
nation in the country. II counts its revenue
by / undreds of thousands Of dollars, 1t num-
beers among its members, corporate and homo
rary, many of the wealihiest, most learned
and most influential men of all the profess
sions, and OF every prominent position in So
ciety. 1t extends its notifications into every
village. Wherever there is an Evangelical
Congregational minister, there is an agent.
Its special agents are welcome every where,
wherever orthodoxy is. lis system of Month
ly Concerts keeps alive the interest of the
masses of the faithful, in its operations. lis
machinery adapts itself to the young as well
as to the old. 1t takes tithes e the pocket
money of the child, as well as of the earnings
or of the Accommodations of the man. The
spirit of emulation is aroused to increase the
gifts into the Treasury, by the competition OF
the givers. It's publications are well adapt
ed TO promote its ends, and are scattered with
a liberal profusion, all over the land. If lis
members be the children Of light they are,
certainly, also wise in their generation A
more perfectly contrived organization, for its
purposes, could hardly be devised.
And yet its results have not been answer
able 10 the perfection of lis apparatus. A
least, its results in the direction of the con-
version of the Heather World. Its effect i!
keeping the denomination together, al home
and in keeping alive the interest OF its mem
bers in its organic vitality, (unquestionobly
a main object of its establishment and main
tenance,) has been, undoubtedly, very great
But, considering the millions that nave beel
expended, and the lives that have been spent
she impression mide upon Hea'henesse d9e
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-10-29

Do you CANNOT no BETfER.-I
adml! not indecisfNn in the grave questions
of life one course only is 10 be taken, that
of duty. AS for the consequences, sooner or
later, good e~ngenders goOd. Fools and wick
ed men say that We are frequently the dupes
Of our good hearts; this is false. When did
a loyal and good action ever prove fatal to its
authorl What signifies ingratitudel Good
always comes Of good. Is he to whom tou
give your cloak any the colder because he is
ungrdlefull No; the good is effected think
of doing somebody else a service. Only
fools and madmen tear the hand that minis
ters II their wants, when they do not kiss ~
and should we judge humanity according TO
the rules of fools and msdmenl There is a
proverb that says, DO what you ought so far
it is we'll; the proverb adds. eoms Of IL What
may. This is an unworthy Invocation OF
chance. DO what you ought, good will eonis
" IL, is the true reading.
LE:4rsas Sue.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-10-29

Or M re%mjiionees 10 be made, and oil hhns
relating To the p~eeaniory Cba'ra u ihtItIu,
10 be addressed (post paid) 10 'he C'h''"'
Trent. Communication inftnoeoJ0T '"'t'-
tiOn 10 be addressed 10 Tie Ediiors.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-10-29

Francis Xaviers and our St. Vincent dc Pauls
to occupy. When they, and those they lead,
are converted TO the Christianity of Christ, is
will be time enough to turn to the Geniiles.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-10-29

%TcRMs:-sl,5o per annum, CT sl,:o
Oinra -iably required if moi paid within SIX
months ofthe time Of subscribirg.
Gr No subscription received for less 'hsn
six months.
ADVERTISEMENTS making less than a square
inserted three times for rs cents:-ons
square 81.
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Arrivals % Strangers.
SunDAy. Osg- Hih.

sussAs. OsI uh
AMERICAN HoTxL
eis;s;. M NJ = aAis :s:
aSa ss sHsms.. ss6Ss sss E.aiss
ss. %iS M N: S ss
TIs . SS
As.1y D ssi :.s Ss " Ph
faf sSsy Union a't1'sP RsssS rfil.dsiphia
Van vschteu, Albany; Mrs Monroe, NoJylsh; Mrs Tsy.
S S: fiasss
Dickinson az. T.st pI and MrI Power sa'tl
P Bssn dya Gs.a:H Wood rusSs M:sso Post
SAnhope; X Patterson, Washington
CLINTON HOTEL.
LI:s sS;,S M j .1S M ss:
W W. . RHODE Island syiSI kns.Sr Rscd.
.s,i:?:: .sS. S::
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
TOYS s'ff% no. as e.
S.ay; Hubbard, sehenscsaay; W MeoussS, Albany; T
SIX Yale 1''y'
HOWARD HOTEL.
2 Fisher, Canada; SIDE ey Calais; Burke Kentucky;
fs nAG%p %Sssr go ks
aoors Burlington; Manu. Boston; sutherland Cobourg
JUDsoN's HOTEL.
IL ,edswieE Hartford; Pott, Po;yilIs WfpI in
sss, S.% Il G.lI.s
LovEJoY's HOTEL
Hs~,o cAsTss d sass Dsa omseS
s;sr a;ss S.sis srs T.ss:.
Boston; a " Bushasl. Utica; " Hart, clsvelsnd; 3
Wsasfhf wss
s%s aSs,;a Ss.,sa Ms ssa
Wan Alien SSy sfs,s ;tPS5
man; aiehd:ld; " Tiffany, S.w ' York. Wells: Am
s,ss s rISsby LSws Gry.en. Wi,soa.in; Ksl.
Ono; Z bs.Ssi New Bedford; ;Ilis@. Toy; v HlI'
NORTHERN HOTEL
has Jr HaIpensviIle Vaughan s IT. Buffalo; Kerr,
H .aaey 1 Is!eref a OAK co"e Mahsi
lady, Maine; J Maher do
Tell Chemung II Hqtsjmaq do; LvingStg1n n, New
b SiSy.s nes: SSp Ho cSea.nso DoS;oY
WER,.a, Alabama. Smith Gown Point III Mig
p's": wsa''r qsa; e.gs
TAYLOR'S HOTEL.
CAIN York; BaTha% %., and v lady. M ism.
!sa ao HeSssS 2ISpHy;5 Long, chaussaaus, Brsn;,
WESTERN HOTEL.
Parhhus MishiS Gallup Phssd d.,lp ss:
.;is s sss osyy. sSs
,si hSa:I ksss
Island; Il Holmes Norwich
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Passengers Sailed.

LvEnrooL-Stesm H,bernia, from Bo,ton-Jas Bay
ley Bsbcock Douglass Mrs Elizabe h Howe and 3
and ehia k6 MoSlfsa and lady sGssa
Thos Mich Is, G.nn. Calsase, James Taylor James
Taylor Mr. DUFFY, w Inglis Z Strange, X Kipling 4
sspl Werner NJ papbar 0s.es and friend Thos 2udsson
Farnam Mrs Jones Of Ph,Iadelpha .reighton Provi-
de%on Col Campbell and servant Ryan Mr. Simpson Jas
Cur Menrea John Cayley and lady ToTonte s,ssrus
eelIes Miss Douglass, Mr. RqbeTt'cn Tho, MeGlse kieS
suooks and Lender Enaland N Cloystein F Neyer
Bremen; PrichaId Porto Rico; M Collsvilie Rainder
Ter and Rev Mr. McIn,o,h Scotland; Evans LopdGn;
Chas Alli.an, David starr Miss McNso Miss Starr Miss
Allisan, Mary supple " Jacobs, 8 Whitman Total o0
Foreign ImPortations.
ST. MARrNs-Biig Camargo-726 bushels salt Durand-8
bales goat skins 5000 Sch cssiuger
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T. fArEas APP ArEE TUs
&
and on the mort rs..on.hls terms 81 M-m
TO sPOHTsMEN-FRED, HENNELL, Merchant Tai
and exposed he weather hi. stock Of Amer
By tho Eaten, These cloth.
ps ea
ration keeping the wsarer arm and a. dIy ,,c,oh,
Jaeiss s.n.as Goats Monkey and Pea Jack
Two ,FA,MILlEs;-BoAR DN0-A0Us KEEPERS,
G h. line
sos from aaa
from country viii be strictly e C. and to
in srgs or small packages to suit the pgEehss5o ,,
extraordinary and wonoerfp machines h,yng been Just
the & e
@ s %
f: SfT
ROARD-,A. few gentlemen be accommodated with
and airy and soed board BY applying :t %
nj late with VIM r. Jennias. Co. Of Broadway, beg;
ssoy vow VIM shs carrying
ht s ON
any custom work his old customers the public will favor
him with Purchasing his goods for cash. he will be able
sell a. low any establishment; and he hopes by
integrity and attention business merit the favorshe
has heretofore received.
Shirts Stocks andIHosiery of all descriptions
hand aust 30t~m
TNHE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
No SO Wall stree-nsurance against Fire and Inland
Navigation Rks-This Company is prepared to make nsur
buildings general goods and merchandise Of
every description and personal property and risks of
portation and inland CATION.
pIREcToRs
ThomasW Thome, John Herrck Martin Hoffman,
]. Van Boskerck, Henry D. Beach, Robert l.. Case,
Eugene Bogart, Wm Van Wyck, John d. Ward,
w II. Jacobs.
THOMAS w. THORNE, President.
w. e. KELLOGG, Secretary.
The capital Institution is full and with
asurpus. Money to loan bond and mortgage. s2tRc
OGDEN MOSBY, Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods
~ Groceries, and Mexican Goods, Forwarding and Com
Merchants mouth Rio Grande OF freight
received and forwarded all points the Rio Grande
Mexico
"a and ~ New Levee ~ 30tsrc
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One ship, one bark. unknown.
Sailed.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA. October III P. M-Auived-schr Splen
did, Terry, New Havoc.
IA


did. Terry New A.veo '' '''-''"' '''''
miscellaneous Record
pool add the Bradh for London both having
S N Il. AID At i RsnSon Val
sonR VIC The dsmased vessel of Cape Cod by
Victor from New York. she have been Of Cape
Cod 90 hs night Of the gale was calm 4 The time 's: we;
sehr wa, near Ter.
css 1 .s:s Of s $. "a ii @ e. fs
ter 81 U sr OF and other
esp.ized .ansIl 4 about o'clock Fdday
wa,sr Capt Park Of schr siao which was near BY &C the
%s disaster proceeded g her assistance TOO. of three
oflhs !smcasd By The vessel Their Caps
BEEN ,owsd into spiscs o. safety,
Whalomen.
de ps S. srsis za! Hs pSn
bgron Handy Msaposstt, IS mos out $40 bbs sp before
Brig MsIsHans, Graves WminstSn for Boston, Oct 49,
Brig Cords Of Portland Boston for Phiad'lphia, Oct l
9v5,ls osi iaA5I bark Cha, Jones; Sphay LiysrpoYl;
%SSs.s Ws,sTisId isS4 asws.. Rsh,d; s's
Taost Janet !ssSoes
hs AL su cSha %ss s f @
Ms,'sSss snslS; LstGS Ar. 10Th brig Henry John
cid ilyh Ause,ns RoHIlop: sonh,mpton; Mary Whit;
a t.. E.s.
S;Is a.: s sss HsySss
s sepS : %g s9s Mst
Allan, and Hisernis Brown Gassoy: John Bull. pual
wsS sb6y sSS
esstls BEansne Ann, Mache, Llaneliy; Nero Fitzgerald
81 MARTINS Oct iBarhs Hope from St Thomas, for Phi.
ladephs Lousa Coupe from Guadalupe just arr
' Home Ports.
Bosror, Oct 1GAr brig Ormus Gibbs, Trinidad; rchrs
Raeae SlpaD. wilmiagson, NC Homer Kent New York
Get Splendid. Tscamse and cdiubia Signal for briggs
The lower station dismuted schr Of about $50 tons
Mbss Rsre Giysrpoe b.!Is Kss Allen
ydiss; Bcston,sn Mar Norfolk !ssd for BoIassut
Iis.I .ss E Es ss... ss.
Sy"sy o Ga sFR ,.r .e b
Isle, Young j.cmsI; Chss Hsnnum Thomas 1t ysg0. WIN
ifa ssssi hSS; t' E sss iT New
York, Star, smslley. DO
carolina a,o" I'D S,s,na
Linz (bI Hudson. Nassau, NP; isabella Roby, w Indies
a bf AMP Charlotte Carter Lverpoo schr sabclls, West
DEL.wAnE BhEAxwArrr, Oct i5-Bark Anna Reynolds.
York and b-iss unInown c@. ~ ADD passed M this
forenoon Bremen ship louia. hp Oeorgiana Tor Charles
S & Ss or sS SSS " i soSa sfe5 Stem a
NV sspo%p ,'s sSS & . sea ;SSd,y
Posr.asp, &c. I.-S s bnrs. Mary LGy Fie1d Csrde
Lopas rooess oa Cubs s'''m'' orr' km'liHe
,: Nsf s. c4v .rys.,
M s s9T 70 iG,S o Gs,ss,G. Js,:p
sEaEzszss=sf-s.r.z---s--s
CRAYQNs FABER-Al kinds, jqst ss9d spd for
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COMMERCIAL INTELLI0ENClcs
S.I - -fxSclxa - ElSnaaOu

Srocx BoArp Oct l6-i sh Boston add Lowell Railroad
ss5 Latter DO iseAl: IL Western do Old Colony 40
i0I Norhe d. os yermoas and Masssehusef. Do u
READING Do 90 SO Worcester do b3Ud S3 % do
ssod 4a 81 2,do az 100 Essi ,ston .. smpspy soA
100 d. . 29k Reading Railroad Bonds 1850 7ra
AT Aucrios Bostoa and Prsvsd-nes Railroad "
CT adv: Colony do ~ CO sdv; Portland saeo and
.dv 10 Isssrauee Go, s9H per ct Coiu%b ian
per h q rradrs 1856, s5 per sh; do S5T FOR
50; Eagle do CT ady 10 Merchants do pr CT adv;
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The -Four Markets.

CIroIsSArL Oct Is 1t rainsd almost necessarily
during greater part of the day to-day and in
quence the market very quiet. 90 bills sold
from railroad at 81 81 and SIS do deliverable at Aber
deem, at So 62x.
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LIZ: :!$. hs 1! :;
Ns 3 II: .ss &. q. P:;
70 Z saH Of 'i''iIz
Oh: G Ss1Ss ~" ss a1is
;,ss L a:. City of
Dated No" York i RRS AZ 9 BHEf i:I
81 THE q 1EP 81 II WE
JOIN n
residence, No Oh street the city Of New York. on
p. 1sfs Ssm York A iA M aiy
Eo AZ order q ns as
he city o ofSsS York
Dated New York the SET e fAsr s. r ~.
syPEkIoK TAJss.Now ioI sale; Hanssllo,a. "a,
j. ns5 S
October A. d. l845 From the universal testimony Of the
hf
II TS 81 The ps Ss
has rolling motion itself motion Of
when the body thrown
The and comor, with which this Tu. worm
psp: s
tree and easy, without chafng irritating when the body
in motion Manufactured at GayoId 1dse CSnnestsSt by
TESTIMONIALS
Being under the necessity Of wearing truss; applied
ease Being induced try Hungerfods Patent Truss find
myself entirely relieved from PAM while the rupture Is per
G In one TX o Fly
New Paltz, Ulster county, New York, Sept q, 1917.
have used Hungerford's Truss occasions during
the past years. and convinced that utility well
comfort exces all other psss Sow bsSrs the public
Pouxbkeepsie. June %, Ia47.
Sold by A. B. D. SANDS, 100 Fulton street, New York
N0TlCE-CAUTlON.NE OF KIN he nem at
IN law and next Of kin Of the Messrs BLUNDELL, de;
Of any property decsassd
with wiz" Vii" HULL B. REID Upper sasinshs%
PELHAM J. MAYNE, 7 North Cambsr-
land street, Dublin. LELAND
or through WILLIAM L. KENNEDY, No. IS John street;
New York; or Messrs. JAMES LEE X CO., No. II Broad
street, New York. oe Ct eod.m
u OOFING-The American Composition Roohag that
who DESTROYS Of evadns the heavy attendant
upon the old Of roofing by application to the nven
and the subscribers only add after the long
practice they have succeeded in ovecon-
every rational objection which has been brought against
superiority an other of roofing The
price is ~ to Sd on wood, and Sd on old tin u,NCo
Wewish the public not to confound this system with
practice of roofing in this city purpog to be the same
o6 eod6t*rc
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Arrived.
Ship Csto new) Merrill, Boston, days. ballast to
Broom
French bark Olinda Rowlet Point Fete. Quad ballast,
10 Creish K Heydecker.
Brig Csmargo. Tyler, St Martins l6 DAYS to w Lewis.
light ship oew) from Washington d.. rs day sinten
dsd TO be staoued The Sow and Pigs Vineyard Souud
schr Indsr:rdeNce Sesrns, Washington NC. days, TO
Bryant \ Maitland
8ehr Canton, -. Lub~c to Brett q Vose.
Sch Cornsa Eau kim Boston, d. to Dayton Sprsgue
Below
One ship, one bark, unknown.
Sailed.
Packet ships Iowa. for Hsve and Cambridge for Liverpool
the Ba where they anchored-hey subse
ousnty the Spit aud remained OF
head wnds the other outward bound vessels have
10 Wind Sc
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~ new carriage Repository 800 Broadway, would re-
his old patrons and friends 10 call ana exam
me comilsts assortment Of esfTis0sa oA iN~N
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1OO BARRELS PURE sPIRITs--
lV ('Sy, 100 r. do SupedorALCoHoL.
An excellent article Of Native Grapes for Preserves Cor
das, &C.. at muck lower price than the imporIsd
For sale by JOHN DBOMEkyOE,
2os From; street, between Beckmsn aud Futon SITS
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MOvements o
Ships to .drripe.
LIVERPOOL.
Hottinguer Bursley, Sep 6
Roscius Eldrd1e. SEQ ~
isaac Wright Marshall, Sep Is
Ashburton. Howland. sep 2,
West Poinr. Allen, Sep 26
PoRrsMouTH.
Wellington, Cnad wick Aug "a
M'gt Evans, I'll, ker, Sep !
Prince Alb1,t, Meyer, Sep Q
HAvRE.
Oaeida. Fnnck. Sent i6
Argo. Anthony, Sept ~ |
Zurich. Thompson, Oct !
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CRAYQNs FABER-ul MINDS, jgsi, ssss,y,d and for
Ella ittsrh u Maiden Lane.
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EALL AMP WINTER cL2rHINo. tn. City Cloth
q. "a Nos SsS T: XII :nd
Is is q Of al
OVER w kR COATS aad '6vER BACKS, every =
shade Of tweed. brosdcloths, beaver aad pilot.
Aiso ..: .::cr;..ai 81 ba:ia..: Zach: tsc:i
S9 &c. SINGLE ss: 81 rs sS SIsHt GS1T
p :aa "a Ha. ysssr c..
VESTS sas:. .s Velvet
Be made up to order to suit the most iassitGu:
SIS .m lsa Fulton st. oppo.i,. he o la Dutch Church
iss ]. ready sale d. once q "a Fsfo%a ~ No
ss sSss foa
G s
E wS,s Is
Cedar .sIsss. New YORK sSs 6Is doc; from sIosds.x
G.s s.;
11f ssf
Il: ~ ~ ANN sTt Tssl
hat ls1ay SSs% II % ses
Ct the s::s isS ' s
:. EN- made and
call solicited from those about making their selections
SSMH4ESS ASTScx AZ S &.
Of Note, and Account. T. the ss.s Of Teas. ssctnS
ana SShSSSH SG%E$T
RsyrRnrcrs IN NsT IY onx. =.
Hf. :s ss' ESQ., "::i .S;ss? ESQ.,
HsSs1 Co.. E E1sG & f Fall: Co..
VIZ. L1ngsyS Co.. g vs.. Tiippssi
hos John R t%sAEESS Edmond. %sss s5Ts's Co.
Address No. II Pine street New York ga 90ts u
: 4 4: &
. ~. % I'D. Il: .si , w
si%s ss
AREs ss1s a. s e, u Sssss..S
respectfully invite attention TO their stock Of Lace Cepes
Ss ISs
%
Dresses. Berthss. &c. &c. which are offered very low
ss eA ls:s: S:s:. CAP: one dsia:
Lafayette Bazaar s and lsi Broadway stairs. has
Just imported suitable stock for fall trade which he offers to
d ae cut P
s. ss %a: ss R;TH ann ssT: ss e
good be found in ibis city Country merchants a.: invited
SHADES o. every as;;esE,p.,oa .aa aps!l.y
States for sale Wholesale a 5o iiis r. :. DuSckERs
ssChathan corner otC amber street..
DARls ARTIFICIAL LOWERsa&c.-N. KAHN, In
Ssiy M " A.
tGcia Flowers and Flower Materials together with most
Il
T EFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
II WANTED-!Ladies and gentlemen having superfaoua
e al prs. M r.. y :sndns %
subscriber through the Post Office who will
4e6 Broadway up stairs.
CH0ICE WINES, TEAS, ZEN. BL0oDdooD,
1900 baskets (N. Vim day Champagne pint. and quarts
au a Ak pal. shes
8 % Pis SaTq Brandy
2 dozen very old Jamaica Rum.
do do Antigua do.
inc f Ssef Sa nss
nd small boxes Sill sot*m
PAPEK ,HANGINGs : GREAT ,BARGAlNs-:K
1 PRINCE, MANUFACTURER of Paper Hansngs, mo 3is
chants obbers and those the trade that he selling off his
whole stock Of Paper H.ngng' and materials for msnufaep
cash. shall have goods strictly
hSas eSY se e..
prices named strict accordance with the above
.ss so, t.ny A'eAO'' '''' T. FRINGE us Pearls
TO !NXEEMIORs AND OTHERS INTERESTED
New York. October 9th, Is47.
Charles Keller Eaxincs and Attorney for pa
ing dissolved the Partnership until recently existing in the
City Of Washington under the firm Of Keller and
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NAONDEhFUL DIsCOv rsn thai
w Strikers celebrated wonderful solHtou Hair Dye
offered 70 The public. With this solaton
change hair whisksrs shade color
few moments and warranted njure the skim Ladei
be waited ppon by dropping line to Mr. Through the
post Office This solution he had Strikers No. Coen
ties slip, where can be applied. ta
N. B-This solution he sent OF the world BY
express with perfect safety None except signed BY
III Striker with red ink. -r.I OF i4tfrc
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poaT uF aUw YORK., OCTOBER Is.
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NEW YORK DENTAL DEPOT.-Dentss and drug
IN respectfully informed they find the sub
serbe eempeis ASSORTMENT Of Teeth Dental ..tIumsnt
stansl Foil Precptatd Silver Silver Plate Wire. Solder,
&C.. &c. at very low prices.
CALL and learn prices Determined to
give bargains JOSEPH Il. MURPHEY,
81 90t2rc 554 Broadway. N. Y.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Movements OF the Packets.

! the Packets.
Ships TO Sail.
LIVERPOOL.
Constitution. Britton, Oct 81
Garrick. Trask. Oct &c
Montezoms L.owber. Nov
New World. Knight, Nov 6
John X Skiddy, Luce, Nov II
P0RrsMoUTH.
Victoria. Morgan, Oct "a
Yorktown. Seb0r, Nov
Hen'k Hudson. Moore, Nov 8
HAvRE.
Have. Ainsworth. Oct a
Baltimore. Johnston, Now
Bavaria, Howe. Nov Q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-18

NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHMENT FOR 8 LEA
IN country newspaper establishment Including its sub
scrpon m printing materials! and all the effects Of the Of
gain IL administration paper has been established
Using and job work steadily the increase Any
wishing purchase learn further particulars by adj
unless they have the cash for payment and least Of
that. New York CITY, Oct. l6, I847. oil l2t~rrcH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-18

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY DIR
/ A. g. CASTLE has much pleasure in introducing to the
notice of those requiring Teeth, hi, recently disco
obvatng the deeterous galvanc action of
rod plates &c causing tenderness exquisite ooseness
of living contiguous teeth to which the plate
comes contact This discovery ne result OF patient e5pe'
ton Of gold plates basis for arueia teeth
ing rendered the of the mouth d.
vested from the living natural teeth which thus eecu'y
secured decay disease whilst ut the time the
and functions othe month preserved healthy and
be all who have heretofore suffered from the evils
against which it provides a. iufable security.
A. &. CASTLE, M. D.. Surgeon Dentist,
ola I4teod* an 3al Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-18

RlLLlAnDs-The manuisetuIer. rooms Tor playiaE and
~ the sale of tables, " Ann street. entrance from lt9
Fulton Horns Ten Fin Alleys the LIST floor Table
the End Cloth. balls and French cue psnts Tor
sale
Me- Horn. sn and Qsi: Field are connected with the
NJ B. The above named popular their
business-ther saloons are worthy Of patronage-ED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-18

90 E00 WANTED, $4,000 to invest jim a business al
D%,OOV ready established, and on steady increase -
he offer real estate but he's good security
and doubts that be made by which
could be realized by the lender
4 Address JONAS. a the Herald Office ol3 3teOd*m
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-27
United States and Foreign Agency wnshngto" city

NE undersigned have associated the purpose OF
acting business as general agents. in the city OF Wash.
Ington o. q, under the firm and style of RICHARD :,
They VIII attend to the purchase and sale of
generally in all parts of the United States;
10 the fonnatpn of companies here or i'm Europe for
The purchase disposal of lands in all parts United
States;
To the prosecution of claims the government of the
United States TOR lands money before the executive
partInents Congress;
To the obtaining remission OF fines penalties and forfeit
ures, Tor alleged violation of the other aws
To The settlement of with the State Treasury
War, Navy, and Post Office Departments;
To the prosecution OF claims before any boards of com
mlssloners now existing or hereafter 10 be provided
Long experience and extensive practical knowledge
business, qualify the undersigned perform any OF the
foregoing descriptions OF business which be confded
TO their An extensive personal acquaintance with
present and former high officers of the government and
members of either house of Congress- renders particular
references unnecessary.
Letters of inquiry merely win be answered free charge
but In all eases communications addressed the firm mus
be post paid.
Charges will be reasonable.
Office Twelfth street, between E and streets.
RICHARD $ CONE.
ROGER g. WEIGHTMAN
JAMES PRENTISS
! WILLIAM A. BRADLEY
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