davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-11-06

SPECIFIC RATES.
Cumberland Coal-per ton, per mile. 2 cts
from Cumberland to Bait. pr tn 81
from Cumbd to w ash. City, So. Sc
from Cumb'd to Dam No. 6, $0.75
Plaster Paris, per ton. per mile. .........2c cts.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-11-06
RATES OF PILOTA G E

FOR THE PORT UF BALI INIOhE,
Condensed, raining thereto from
curious dcts of the General AsSemblyy Maryland.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-11-06
Vol. X. No. %,

POST OFFICE.-MAILS
Are conpeued by Rail Road Cars and Stages daily.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-11-06

Wheat is % Is cts per 100 lbs, and in the sans pio
portion for intermediate distances MS Flour
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-11-06
RATES OF SILVER, &c.
FOREIGN WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

There are denominations frequently met with IN
rcnorts of foreign markets but their English value
moi always readily recolccted The following table
will he found we believe, correct:
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-11-06

In all transactions in Foreign and Domestic articles
IL n.,r.r, .vsts Dom. For.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-11-06

The foregoing IS eNtracted from an aHVHueu Oru
nance, passed, and approved March IS, lo4o.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-11-06
RATES OF GOLD.

Rates allowed in the Custom House for Gold Coins
as per Act of Congress OF 1884, fixing the '''ue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-22
the Weather, Snow storms, &c.

There was 80 much snow at Raleigh, N C, on the
Sth that the had not been able to leave three
days Yesterday, about ten o'clock the clouds thcksn
ed and 1t commenced showing in good earnest, and
storm still raging with every prospect Of its con-
tinuing for the night-Mdreta Is. c. .4dvocae, Dec
10th
We had yesterday, at our office a specimen Of this
rare article which laid the window throughout the
day, without melting IL gathered from the deck Of
the schr h. A. Henning just arrived from GEORGETOWN,
and we heard stated that at that place the fell
to the depth Of five six inches Thursday last.
The mail from Weldon, due yesterday, was delayed,
owing to severe fall Of snow The train did not reach
Wilmi' gton until T. M. on the 10th inst From the
same cause, 1t is presumed, the from beyond
Weldon delayed the 18th inst Charleston ps-
pers Dec. Is.
At Franklin La, the lat of Dec the weather was
cold and had been so for the sugar said to
be materially injured
Between Cincinnati and Columbus, Ohio the roads
said to be impossible the l6th account Of
snow and slides
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-22

WRECK OF THE BRIG FALcoNER In addition to
the items gwen by telegraph, respecting the loss
OF this unfortunate vessel the following particulars
furnished by person who the spot-The Faconer
LETT Cape Sable the 18TH with fresh eastey
she msde squam light in the thick weather Thurs
day night but took 1t to be Cohasset light and tackled
snip and stood northward. Upon making Ipswich and
Newburyport lights tho captain discovered his error
but could not make out where he was He continued
beating about until Friday, 10 A. NJ, when both
anchors thrown over. The best one parted the
other dragged slowly ashore The mast cut away
the brig rode in safety until Saturday morning when
about or S0clock she grounded about ourths Of
mile from the shore, the making complete breach
over her, and the brig leaking badly. AS the water
became too deep in the cabin the passengers LETT IL.
and In one hour after the captain wife and ION died
from exposure Owing to the heavy sea and high
tide, help could be afforded until about noon A.
this time II others had perished Most OF the dead
and all the living transferred to the shore and b
namely provided for at the Town House la pswoh, IN
red this afternoon The FIRST and second mats. with
most oil the crew are also most Of the cabin pas
sengers. enclose a list Of the lost-in all IL:
Capt. Joseph Robertson and wife and his son Charles
Cabin passengers-Mr Thomas Shaw and wife Miss
Julia Larkin, niece OF MIR. Shaw Miss Margaret Hen
messy, Mr.. Horace Crosby, OF Albion Me; Mr. Tucker
native Of Philadelphia, and clerk Of Dunscomb Hsr,
vey, st Johns. Steerags Passensers-Mr. Edward
Filing, MIR, Thomas Grady Mr.. Peter Conners, Mr. James
John Summers, Isaac Jones' boy-total H. All the bo-
dies are found except that Of the boy Isaac Jones
Had the captain known Ipswich light, he might have
gone into that hsrbor without trouble The brig lies
In about three feet OF water at low tide and must be
total loss She IL about 800 tons and 40 years old
Said to be insured In New York
Capt. Robertson In stated to have lived half hour
after reaching the shore.
The keeper Of the Ipswich Light states that he was
watching the brig all the night Of Friday fearing she
might go ashore without being able however render
any aid Ivs boats manned by the citizens OF Ipswich,
put on as soon possible after the brig struck Of
WiIh the aid OF life boat It IL more than probable
tina. TN lives Of these unfortunate victims might have
been saved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-22

THE FIRE AT ATTIcA-The conilagration at Attl-
ca Saturday last the most disastrous that has
occurred in that village Among the sufferers o.
Gardner, loss about 5000 insurance. Wnbor
Ellis. $4,000; insurance. Dr. q. Dorrance $4,000 in
sured for $780, Wyman Bigelow 5000, insured A T.
Gurtis $1,000 insured for $1,000 Post Office scotts
bouring Mills $1,000, insurance w. Sanborn, 5000,
no insurance. ID. w. Scott $4,000, insured w. d.
Goodwin $4,000, insured A. Goodrich $1,000, no insu-
rance c. Townsend, greater part saved; Miss Palmer
goods mostly saved but building torn down to stop the
flames. Loss about $500 insurance. j. Civer 500,
The fire, when nrst Uncovered had reached the roof
which all in flames In short hour, the devour
ing element had done its work Attica has received
blow from which 1t cannot easily recover.2ica Tsis
grsph.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-22

destructive fire occurred In Mobile on the 9th Of
Dec in the store OF Menrs Westfeldt on Water street,,
between CONT and b~uphin. The building was con-
sumed, with SlO00s worth Of coffee rope and segars
Messrs W. we're fully Insured, but MIR shumacker, Of
the Monterey coffee house suffers heavy loss In the
storage on the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-22
Political Intelligence

The Maryland Legislature will convene at Annapolis
next Monday, the 9th inst.
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE. Both Snow len and Thomas
have been finally allowed In the Virginia House OF
Delegates: the former from Alexandria, and the latter
from Fairfax.
SouTH CAROLINA LEGIsLArURE.-On the 18th Inst.
the electoral BILL which had previously passed the
Of Representatives, was rejected in the Senate by
Of IL yeas to % nays.
The Senate Of South Carolina has rejected the bill
providing for taking stock in the Wilmington and Man
chester, Charlotte and Greenvlle railroads.
Governor OF TExAs.-Wood Is said to be the Go
elect of Texas The returns far received
stand-Wood, 1887; Miller, 4,lA
THE BUCHANAN FLAG RAISED MssIssnrI-Ths
Organiser, Of Mississippi puts in nomination Mr. BuchS
Of Pennsyvana, for President, and Gen. uitmsn
Of Mississippi for Vice President.
The Hon. Willard Fillmore left Buffalo on Friday for
Albany, preparatory to entering upon his duties as
Comptroller Of the State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-22

i OST-On Saturday,, in Broadway, between Warren and
II Grand streets gent Scarf of blue magazine
silk he hnder will be literally rewarded by applying Of Z,
oreenwlch street, AZ the once d2O 3t-r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-22

CHRISTMAS AND NEW.YEARS PRESENTS Ar
sfsS %n
aIS % hs s hsp ,o e .,
fufe Remember No 5 John BiOadwav. dsa i2n.
SFLENDD " would be %O valued than the
c 6%by only 81 to g.
SEGARs FOR THE HOLD AYs.-The subscriber begs
sav; to inform his friend. and the public ssns.s that
sssas suitable ios presents put in rich and
nENkfaGEs brands store NO. 81 william aaass
PEEsENTs FOR THE, HoLIDAYs-s25 BROAD.
Holiday sV fse.sa Sy
sIimnatoa His PRESENT i%portaons which are ana.ss
have been with care by hi, tasteful and
.ss.on Ihe approaching festivals. Among IL.
the @
PIei.d abrsaas such Vases. J.rdaies: toilet Fsso.:
ir$ias
+ s. II sss:
ssn s. .ss
variety iad:. geni.msa maggie
musical sos, card toilet BIZ:
Cushions. Jewel C,Ls watch stands. bureau writing sai
:eaSsFss S. sf%as ns
Soxes Of card sS11 aas
rich sn SnS
aSE ss TGy &c.
ERENCH EMBROIDERIEs, Gloves and Fancy Articles.
s AN san
also French Kid Gloves manufacture with nice
on The
e es lie At s:s OF # dn.ss
rp53 BIS. t,5sy SSyS, sa.S is.
ss pasd' @ s has
Dss$ sa :
:ais r. S,Iset. psIsa.s . b, b:
Ii. hs
new and beautiful article of e. sooS, NBA combs
ea,Ssd; Sign Of the Golden Comb, ,os,z Broadway.
HOLIDAY PREsENTs-LADD AND BIGELoW
hs S: ss SaSs ss ana
sSss%s ss f1ss' sSi'
%ond Jswsfy eons:ss II part Knss Ear Rings Brace
s s % s isity shi
who may favor them with call both in to quality
tanned good %es. shess No 49, PGeSw
d2l llt.rc
AotIDAY RkEsE Isl AMAZE has rs.
:s1fs
q plain black and figured silk aid .atH Cave and sea
@
Is
H. silver Plate, Argentine Silver, and Sheffield Silver Plat
Silver and Sheffield Silver Plated Ware beg. MORN the
trnde that of the richest description of Sheffield
Silver Plated Ware warranted to have sterling silver
ngs suitable for elegant and costly Holiday and Wedding
fast and Tea sets Kettles and STAND, Lquer Frames, &C. Sc
the sole for Els the United States r. STEM
nSN whe sT all OF
Silver or Silver Plated Ware in set. or by the piece Com
Tea and Supper all making full tea Set each
matching the other and the newest London fashion
die 12t~Ic
AISS il IL nj Scazts:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-22

Mall EnllureA.

SIhe mall failed again the 5th, from beyond the
main failing point stockton and yesterday mail from
beyond Charleston.-N o. Detts 10Th Dee.
we resolved no northern mail yesterday beyond We'll
den inns We suppose, Is the first OF the arrange
nent between Baltimore and Richmond The southern
mail also failed beyond Gu ar!sstsa Mercury,
Dec. ID.
At Mobile. on the 9th, the mall arrived but brought
only back dates On the llth the mail failed entirely
from beyond Charleston.
At New Orleans, Dec. sth the mail failed from be-
yond Mobile.
The mail facilities and connections very bad In
Ohio when the roads good but now, the mails fa
almost daily In all directions Sta,man Dec. IA.
The New Orleans papers Of the 9th dus last evening
failed to arrives vannah Gsorgign, Dec. is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-22

A SPLENDID COUNTRY sEAT-A Country Scat for
"A sale, of 1914 splendid House. Barns Caags
House Orchards &e Of all kinds of fruits Every thing des
rabls for the gentleman situate mile north Of
New Jersey, the Railroad
4 SERGEANT SON, Is Wall street n. B-Who have
Tor sale several splendid Couaty the Hudson River
Also S3too to Loan in Of dl7 7txSusrc
FURNISHED ROOMS &c, LET in private French fam.
Il lily. with without Board also front parior for Doc
tors ofh'e Enquire at 3N Bowery. d2l 2trs
FURNISHED K0oMs--severL single bedded healthy
Iooms WIN Eraaes-6Iekast and tea II re9uedCwitha
cannot be excelled in this city. Warm and cold float and
shower baths for the of the Apply MRS
MEDHUkST, 5il Houston st. one block from Broadway.
d20 l2tsr
TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED LODGING
Rooms, to be rented the first and the
cond floor, 10 White few doors from Broadway
7teodsIc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-22

Mr. Maynard the express man. who was arrested here,
had large quantity Of letters from merchants and
others in Canada Of immense Importance This Is the
second attempt smugglo letters through the States
and he passed through the first time unmoested He 10
under keepers to await his trial The letters kc
will remain at Burlington until orders received from
the Post Office Department Burlington Vf) Gazette.
The people about Bayou Sara and Baton Rogue are
moving in the business of securing station OF the New
Orleans and Ohio magnetic telegraph line at their re-
spective towns.
The fever continues Its deadly work 1t appears, at
Alexandria Frost black frost says the Democrat does
not appear to check its desolspg not less than
six deaths have occurred since our last publication -
N. o. Delta, 9Th inst.
bridge, which will be two thousand feet long, TO
be erected across the Illinois river ut Peoria.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-22

- UTIERS INSTTUTE-TYROLEAN CONCERT
IL The Hauser family will have the honor Of giving
their tenth concert in America Wednesday evening.
December 23d. the Rutgers Institute which occasion
they will present an entire change of programme Tickets
admitting gentleman and ladies' dollar single tick
City Doors Ga to commence at o'clock
Dr. krrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-22

GREAT BARGAINS 10 india Shaw Is and Scaris; also
" Canton Grape Shawls of description at
due. d prices al JAMES BECK & Co, 1853 Broadway.
dIB cd till Ian
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-22

A Won THEATRE, MORE ok, Virginia, now in
pete repair and redecoraed rented by transient
exhibitors for the Christina. holidays and during the months
OF January and February by the night or week Address
BYN, New York; or Mr. w. J. HARDY, Norfolk, Va.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-22

i "a. VIII be presented the fst act Of la sOMSAM-
BULA-Thers,e. Mile Augustus Michsad M, pyptt. AZ
Mr. w. b. CHAPMAN; Betty Fi9niksp Mr., knight T9 be
followed by LES PAGES pU DUO DE VENDOMEE-
To conclude with the petite comedy of LEND NE FIVE
Pces-Fst Tier and PaTquee, so cents; Second Tier Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-22
nIE BLSITZER DIES VORTHEILHAFT Ri

I'VE BESlTZER DIES NORTHElLHAFT BEKANN-
- TEN und elegant eingerchteten europaeishen Kafes
H.ues AnseIn, Salons and Reclamation l7s Broadway
theilen dem pubcum herurc NIT dass sic grosartg An
s,aten gemach habon die iens,en deuchen Dimes und
Soupees Ia carte seTren sind herzu den besen
deuchen koechen und Koepnen vsrsichern
sebige in der hoehe Kochkunst nirgents often
den koennen UpseT Lager Rhein und Weineu
lst reehhag und unseI Prise se moderate wssshab wr
aa felnse hmeke einladen, ihrem Besuche IN
beehrcn. SCOTT X WEYRAUCH, l79 Broadway. N b
-Unsere Deutche Iestauration wird December 1917
eroeffnet. an 7feois 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-22

ID engagement, of Madame ANNA BlsHOP1Wednesday
evening Dec 22 will be ented the second time this
city grand English operate spectacle in three ent
tied the MAID OF ARTOlS-Isone 1.-THE Maid of Artois)
Mad A. Bishop; Jules De Montangon, Mr. W. Reeves the
Marquis de Chateau ycux. Mr. Brought; CoTalie Mis- NJ
Previous the the favore farce OF DAY
AFTER THE WEDDING-Col. Ffesloye, Mr.. Lester
Dress Circle and Psrquee ST. Family Circle I'd ter) so
NJ az o,c I, 80 cormencs RI Commence da2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-22

TTNHE THIRD ANNUAL BAIL OF THE GULICK
Il HOSE COMPANY, No. Xl., will take place the
Apollo Saloon this "wednesday evening" podworth is
Chairman; w; TAFT, Secretary. Tickets 81. Drivers
Of carriages and hacks directed place their horses heads
facing towards Walker street. and take order
order of huthwaite Inspect0r O Hacks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-22

RANyAhp's MAMMOTH PANORANlA OF THE
Ml SSSSlPPi RIVER, painted three miles of canvass
exhibiting vewof country 1900 miles lin length extending
from the mouth OF tn. Missouri River the city of New Or
leans aad reaching degrees latitude being the arg
est painting IN the world at the Panorama Building
Broadway, adjoining Nibos Garden Open every evening
SSunday exeepte Admission 50 CENTS Children half price
Afternoon exhibitions Wednesdays and Saturdays at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-22

NANCY BALL DRESSES FOR GENTLEMEN-New
dresses faithful OF the characters desired
| to hire at JULIUS DEJONGE, &c Warren street. N
ALI Fancy Dresses and theatrical properties made order
| at the shortest notice. die 1it'r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-22

A MEXICAN .illUsEUM.-sPJ, ENDID PERFORM
~ ANCES this AETERMT0f,0{GM1 and EynNING a
aPeesr, in ysEstX Of songs, choIu'e. g!se, &c
written expressly for hun. Other performers Of talent
their respective parts engaged, including Miss BER
M Wt.gTi n nKe NJ EISViN T anu any W s,im.ni
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-22

ElGHTH ANNUAL BALL OF THE HIBERNlAN
IL Benevolent Burial Sncety will be held Castle Ga den,
GU Wednesday evening" December 22d 1877 The proceeds
poses The Committee of Arrangements therefore rely upon
the liberal support of public, carry their
charitable intention No will be spared render the
bail equal not superior in every respect to of the
ciey former balls Tbs North Caroiua Band engaged
for the oct asion. JOHN McNICOL, Chairman P. GAR-
Secretary. DIG
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-03-11
THE AGE OF IMPROVEMENT

among the many blessings attendant upon i'm
proVements in the social condition. and the adj
tances OF our race in intelligence, is the prolon ga
non OF human life. With the increase of intelIi
Sence, has grown mp knowledge of the elements
VI nsalth, and regard for them, and comn,ens,.
'cIy with the strides of science have we aruuit cd
INC means Of arresGug disease, and avertinr its
tavSges' Notwithstanding the progress we have
.aue, statistics show that even now, one sixth of
ty gC whole population die annually of consumption
= one OF the most important discoveries of the aec
~ apeiorating the condition Of this large class Of
SSTvuitIrIlng humanity, is DR.. Wistar's BaIsam of
w Iu Chcrty. What time establishes and conse-
oiiates' what experience adopts and confirms what
ai lnen In places unite in saying is good and val
ssaole, Is so. no doubt. A popularity of this sort
t IN society its roots deep and SO strong that
nm, ,ine cannot destroy it. The success which has at
oonued THIS medicine for several years past has
greoine the prciudiccs Of all respectable and sem
az e men, and the article has taken stand anon o.
le hrSt class of discoveries and blessings of the
aISc and when rcsorted to in season. eTadicates
'"e diseases for which it is recommended
wrapper. W" '"e
n &c careful and got The genuine DR.. WISTAR,S
n3LSAm OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
Sn p!ess signed by J. BUTTS. Address all orders TO
SCI IA w FOWLE, Boston. Macs.
\, or safe by @. II. HEINTISH, Portsmouth. Va .
W. ~ a. SANTOS, wholesale and retail, Norfolk and
y druggists generally throughout the country.
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Il
VINO know me have said enough but as this mnv
9e seen by persons out of the vicinity of Frankfori
! WIN briefly add: that have been engaged i'm an
active practice Of my profession Of l2 Years, aud
a'n , a segulat Graduate of Transylvani. aud this
Is the nrst Patent Medicine ever thought enough
OF TO express an opinion in writing
J. ii. ELLISON, M D.
''"' q 1871. Franl:lin County, Ky.
.r, Frankfort. KY, Jan. III lS47
INC ABOVE certificate is from one of our Phys,.
clans living few miles from here. he ia doing n
very good practice, and is considered good physir
clan and stands fair he is. as he says n reg,ila
s'"uu"''' DR. w. l.. CRUTCHER,
NJ Druggist and Apothccary
since the introduction of my article To- the
r ;L' mere have number of unprincipled ind-
voas gos up nosfrUns, which they assert contain
WLp CHERRy, some are called 4" BALsAM !" :. R,1
TENS ond even SyRup OF WHO CHERRY but mine
70 uc original and only genuine prepar alton ever
ihnuod1ced TO the public which can be nroyed hv
'ne pubic Records OF the Com,nonw wealth of Penn
:yvania. Il he only safeguard against impositiop
Is 10 see That my signature is ON each bottle
o. DR.. ii. SWAYNE,
corner OF Eighth and Race sts Philad.lnh;a
FOR sale IN Portsmouth by c. II. HEINIrSII and
oy KING & TOY, and b. EMMERSON Norf,i Inv
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-03-11

LAWFUL REvENGE.-M years since a
gen,leman In Newnglon. parish Of Welhers-
field, Connecticut, who was a yery reloions and
conscientious man, married one of the mos, IN.
natared and troublesome women he could find in
The vicinity. This occasionej universal surprise
wherever he was known, and one of his neiehbors
Veninred 10 ask him the reasons which had gov
erned his choice. He replied that having but
ht'le trouble in the world, he was fearful Of be.
coming Too much attached 10 things of time and
sense and thought by experiencing some Attic
Mons, ne should become more weaned from the
world, and he married such woman rs he thonob,
would accomplish his object; The best part of
the story is that the wife, hea ring the reason why
ne married her. was much offended, and out of
rerenge became one of the most pleasant and dn
uiui wives in-the town declaring that she was
not gong TO be pack horse to carry her hus-
band TO Heaven
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-03-11
MISCELLANEOUS.


Sn Inc Subscriber S.onid -. -
]; !: e.; ::: :.:
49,. ct, Lowell six cases If ,,,c,,, t'cN-
Youths, misses and child,ens SHOES al D.,E
TEES, which, added to his STOCK aIrrado w.,
h"nu, rtnicats his assortment complete "
My Stock consists principally of lie ss,lov,;,~
articles " '"S SHOWING
Ladies Morocco Busllns, thick sole. les, o,,,;,
10 do do 2nd quality. but 81
10 do French Tics, thick and tIi, so,
Do do Turns, best quaiity. made Hy
Do do do 2nd ouaiitv hn, s'I,u''
quality 'e' ocst and 2nd
Ladies Leather i'uskins, pegcei. neat ,,,;lo
10 ltah Caters, French lnstin.- Co..
misses MOROCCO Buskins thick sole ~ " ''''
10 Goat Skin-Do morocco Bco,cc
DO Goat Bustirs and Bootecs scu.a a,s
o"'''''ns n,mdk sole morocco Booccs and Buskins
DO Goat Bootces and Buskins scwcJ ,,d
Mems Bootees right and lcn and stro;, bo,,o
Boys call Bootces, very finc article '
DO stout leather Buotccs-D, 49,, -.
youths hue calf Bootccs- Do leather - 49,.
gram Bootees with and without hi,
Together with OIL er kinds not ecorcto,i u e 81
timc-ai' OF which will be sold low for ca - - "'iS
this vicinity. JOiS co Cnt pS n3nght in
West side Crawford street two ~ LII, :
me ro.t OHice--Sigh of the Yelow RI SOU" vi
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TESTIMONY rs NOW RECEIVED

yY1ttr, ~ NJ bho Ot The GLOBE.
'iE IoIo"tnG Letters are presented with view
sG SI,n ~ relation 10 the Medical value of DR
CHERRY. We WILD
Pouna syrup Of Wild Cherry, extensively in NV
p"GsIce was requested by your gent, Dr. Crutcii.
10 express ny opinion in writing Of its proper
Ne9 as tcrhcolat agent, most cheer fully comply
s 81, icel oy 80 doing, viii discharge debt oI G
Sr .os"u r al large, aud Physicians in partic-
ps,c, * :, hIuch as detcst Q1ack Remedies and
tuo ulOst potcpt expcctorants, recommended in olr
nateria incdiCss in some cases Of DISEASED LUSes
WHO CHERRY. - is sufFi lent 10 saw that i ros ~
Inuth p!eascd with the result Of that, and sbb.c
g1sna trials that lnow prescribe il in preference TO
.n om9 hemSdies where an cxpcctorant is indica-
ted. in the much dreaded Pneumonia or Disease
of the Lungs in The alarming form in which il ar.
pears in Kentucky. rectrd ii as an invaluable
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