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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-15
Shipping Intelligence.

BOSTON, November il, 25f9.
ship Sophia Walker, symrna 2st Sept; passed cibral
Bark Qua London LIST nit Previous TO 9TH was in com
pany several days with Am ship having black stripe
the foot Of the foretopsau.
Bark Parker, Cook, Atlantic via Provincetown.
Bark John Carver, New Orleans; brig Golden. Mobile.
CID ship Isaiah Crowe New Orleans; barks Mobile,
ashicola Ark Wcase to load for Cuba brigs Fortuns
timore; sehrs Clark, Appleton and waioott NYort
Cleared, sehr Globe, New York.
NV Bynrorp, November Is, 1919.
Arrived, schrs Adelaide and Harmed Albany William
Black Hawk, and PerIe,orapee, New York.
WARraAM November 1c, lsi9.
Arrived, fehrs Ataanta Philadelphia; MoDsczuina, Della
ware City; Blooming Youth Baltimore.
Sid nth, schrs Johu Tunis, Nofo 18th, Eliza Warren
PRovIpEScE, November Is 1919
Arrived, brig Nathan Hole Mobile; schrs Pocomehe aud
Time, sufolk Mary Baltimore: Emporium, philadelphia
echool Boy do; Sarah Louisa New ferk sloops Eddy
Long CaIele, OPERA aud Arabella do; Davis and
J CottrelI, Albany. Cld0 kloop RenEi New York.
Sailed bark William, Phsdepha schrs Ann Elzs, Nor
folk; Ttrner, Baltimore.
FALL RvEk, November IL, lst9.
NAsrucKsT. November l3, 1910.
Arrived, schr Northern Bele, New York.
hoLmfs's HOLE, November Z, fSiS.
Arrived, brig Atlantic, Martins 25th ult Boston.
Left bark Delegate, New Oriears days the only vessel.
Passed 9Th mat 30 lon 81 So the wreck of vessel
about 200 masts and bowpr gomez could not see her
Brirs Ariel Philadelphia for Portland; Zeno New York
for schrs Leaning Savannah for Boston; Jew Phila
delphia for Nesburypors Mada New York for Eas.por.
Peters do for Poftendi Marcia Washington Nc for
Boston: Lucy Ann Baltimore for do
Arr 18th sld schss Cosmo, Plymouth for New York.
Kalos Passport for do Also cid all the vessel before
ported schr Ogcn, aground the West Chop will
KESNEBuNC PORT, November T. Isio.
Sailed, ship VIM Lord. Mobile.
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Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. ia. NJ
The weeks later asvces from Europe, per Cambria
received here by telegraph yesterday but had
effect the market for cotton except sten prices
The sales reached about 200 bales including mid
ding at 104. Molasses Is dropping and the trsnsac.
tions light In sugar there has been considerable
movement and prices u easier; the sales consisted
chiefly OF prime parcels at AZ cents
BALTIMORE, Nov 49, NJ.
Flour remains unchanged; 900 bbls city mills and
Baltimore sold at So Other articles remain last
ported.
ALBANY, Nov. II P NJ.
The receipts, since yesterday, are Flour, II 900
bills; wheat, IL 900 bushels corn, 81 900 do. The
market for flour continues steady, with fair demand
for the trade and also the East The receipts are
fair and about equal to the demand Quotations are,
for common State and old Western brands 81 rs 81
S7h new Michigan, SIS IL SIS Is, and pure Genesee,
SIS ~ So 25. Sales embrace 2000 bbls fances
quoted at S. IS a SIS co. aud extras SIS SO a Sc rs
Wheat is In fair request but the high views Of holders
restrict the sales. The supply Offering is not large
and good portion OF the receipts going into store
The market 10 steady for aud the sales 600
bushels principally mixed Western at 62c, and some
small lots ut 6lsc Barley Ia rather heavy and the
sales II 900 bushels fair two rowed at $780, Whis-
key is lower, and quoted at 27c for Prison.
Our usual report Of the Buffalo market has failed to
reach us probably OWING to an interruption on the
inc
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Very Late from the West Indies.

The steamship Great Western, Capt. Wolfe,
arrived yesterday morning from Bermuda, whence
she sailed on tie 10Th INST She was detained at Ber
muda in consequence of the late arrival OF the
steamship Tesiot, which had encountered severe
weather in tie Gulf.
She brlngsdates from ST. Thomas of the list, and
Nassau, N. P, of the 4th inst
She has the following amount Of specie On
Grinnsll Nnturn Il Co.. sold dust. ........ 1883
AssliT, ssic Sas s aid, ans' ;:,
+. A Brinpuire, gold dust. 700
Goodhue Co gold. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2233
The Great Western brings dates as follows
Demsrar,, October 18th; Tobago, 10th Trinidad,
2lst Canada, sd; Carriscou, I'D ST. Vincent,
oath barbados, 10Th; 81. Lucia, 29ih Marti-
nique, 10Th; Dominica, 30,h; Guadaloupe, 3Oth; An
tcua, Goth Montscrrat, 3lst Nevis, 3lst St.
kits, slst; Torture, 3lst; st. Thomas, Nov. LIST
Santa Cruz, Oct. 3lst; Berbice, 18th; Surinam,
18th; La Guayra 18th; Porto Cabello, 3d. Curacao,
23d; Honduras, 1lh; Porto Rico, 26th; St. Jago
de Cuba, 20th; Jamaica, 2sd; Havana, Nov. 81 /;
Nassau, 4th Mobile, Oct. 18th; Vera Cruz, I'D I;
Tampco, 18th.
We regret to hear that the directors Of the r.. M.
Seam Packet Co. have issued orders to discen-
unue the New York and Bermuda route by their
steamers, at the end Of the present year that
is, the last steamer tram 81. Thomas aud
Bermuda, for New York, will leave those places
on the 3Ist of December and 9th Of January
The last ship from New York for Bermuda and the
West Indies, will leave on the 18th Of January,
1880 The line has been abandoned on accoun, Of
the few passengers travelling-the amount of pas
sage money, so tar, not having near betrayed the
expenses, although II is said that in short time,
and when once fairly established, II would have
become a most lucrative route
The G.. w. leaves -. Thomas with orders from
the superintendent OF the company TO exchange
PLACES with the steamer TevIot, Capt Rivett, at
Bermuda, should the latter not have one million OF
dollars on board, IN which case the Great Western
will proceed to England-the Tevlot taking the
New York route.
The Royal Mail Company's steamer Tay, is ex-
pecttd at St Thomas from Chagres, on the 18th
November. on route for England, with three mil
lions Of dollars in specie on board say one m,-
lion from the west coast Ut South America, and
f,co millions in gold dust from California, destined
for the Bank u England.
The Teyiot arrived at Bermuda on the 9th Now,
instead of the 3rd, with her intermediate shalt IN
jured consequently she was left coang up to pro-
coed to England TO have IL replaced; the Great
Western continuing on the New York route IN her
room. The Great Western will most probably ex-
change places with the Dee, on the 9th OF Dec: ut
bermuda, aud proceed TO England, the Dee taking
up the New York route until II is discontinued, on
the 18Th January next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-15

A FOREIGN Mission AT LAsT.-The Tribune
stated yesterday that our contemporary, Col. Webb,
has been offered the mission OF Charge to Naples,
but that he has refused 1t. We have been thinking
that something was in the wind recently, and that
the cabinet was holding out some golden promise
TO our contemporary; but they mistook their man, If
they thought he would be satisfied with simple
Charge, with nothing but four thousand year and
a few pickings The court of Naples, however,
is a very pleasant place the climate is delicious,
Mount Vesuvius in the back ground and the bsau-
tiful bay in front Besides this there is nothing to
do at that court, and Mr. Webb would make
capital minister Charge TO any court where there
is nothing TO Dc. He makes a good appearance.
dresses like gentleman, talks well, rides well,
eats well, drinks well, prays well, plays cards
well, and would make a most capital minister
where there would be absolutely nothing to
do. But it would be very dangerous to appoint
him to any court in Europe, or in the world,
where there would be any real business to transact.
The first thing he would do would be TO commit
blunder, in his very eaeerness TO manage things on
magnificent scale. We suppose the cabinet got
Gen. Taylor to offer him that mission by way of
pcace.oferDg, expecting that he would refuse it.
As a last resort, we advise our contemporary to do
as we mean to do-go TO Europe on mission
his own hook-pay his own expenses, his own
larry, and his own outfit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-15

BnAau-we have received some intermediate pa
pers Of our Rio files which BY SEINE accident we're de-
The contents of the later dates have slresdy
been given 10 our readers We learn By the formal q,
Conssyrio o. September 18Th, that the famous Bon
inland. the companion Of Humboldt, who was kept
lmprisoped in Paraguay 40 many years, BY frsucs,
the dictator and Who snsrrards resided q; 8, Bora,
had arrived a. Mcntsyideo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-15
The European News.

The America had not arrived at Halifax when
Our paper went to press this morning.
The wires to that city are in good ORDER and the
moment the news is received, the state of the cot
tor, grain, and money markets in Europe, will be
announced in our bulletins.
The mercantile classes had better be cautious
in their operations, until they the news posted
IN public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-15

The SUNDAY PREss-A FUSSr MOVEMENT
During the last few days very serious storm, IN
creasng occasionally to tornado, has been agita-
ting the atmosphere Of the Sunday press, and
tossing about It's members in various ways. In
fact, serious feud has sprung up among the con-
ducrors of that class of journalism. The other
Sunday, one Of the fraternity published a table Of
the circulation OF those journals, in the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-15

CrFrREvfLLE CoUssN, T.. --rsorfNc TO m 1rrow,
trotpg match for $500 mile heat best three q. =,
will come on at the Centrevlle Coure between the Ma.
poeon colt. Blsck Harry, and Old Whitley. ausr
which, pacing match will take Place. for 5000. mile
heats At O'Clock precisely pnrse will be trotted
for, which closed with four entries Thres contests
like the above should and no dOnbt will draw on, a
large attendance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-15

ns- The Hon. BOBBY Brooks, M. c., in reie-
renee TO the letters from Washington containing
Mr. Clayton's views, &c, says -" The whole
thing looks like an erthough, OF home manufic-
mre." We viii test tina, fact in any way you
choose.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-15

NEwsrAPERs TO CALrFoRNIA.-The number OF
newspapers sent to California by the last two
steamers, according to the accounts of the post
Office, was twenty thousand. OF this aggregate,
1t a singular fact that nearly ten thousand were
cent from the Herald office, Of the daily, weekly
and California Htrold. SO much for tact, talent
and enterprise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-15

The NEw YoRK ELEcrIoN.-The State cleo
ton in this State has resulted in double victory.
Goth parties claim triumph. For the whigs, it
has settled down upon handsome majority, as
they all say-certainly very handsome thing for
the "colored gemmen" Of this city, who are very
handsome fellows in their way. The democrats
have earned II by "a very meagre majority, esPe-
cally IN the city, where they have lost all their
chances, and all the spoils The result is the best
that has taken place within our recollection. Both
parties are perfectly satisfied that they have car
ricd the State, and both are perfectly contented
with the result; while, at the same tune, both are
abusing their refractory members the cause OF
their defeat Itis very funny affair, all round
When will Downing and the "coored gem
men" be ready TO celebrate their triumph
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BALrrmoRE, Nov 40 NJ.
The Southern mail has arrived, but brings news
Of i'm portance.
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Niblo's.-In conseauence on numerous in-

aanss nom those unable obtain admitance wednss-
Mr. Collins and Mr. PA
sas, Will appear together Cor positively the last time this
of the NERVOUS Man MI chppsndas viii also appear
The Piumbs National Daguerrean Gallery,
If ss sSasps the collection portraits
Of examining tt can here have an
tunity never to be met with again. r>
Gen Worth, Col. Duncan ana Maj. Gates
na Portrait. c u Of sd9.
mented military heroes all Of which on their
% Of 'f'a S'ls,y Ss t 81
shortest notice. Wv
VIM. Scott q Co.,. 500 broadway, nave
beautiful CELLARS ysi mandasG 1s is
Sordered ysry ehsan so % tape
Beautiful black thread Lace. wy
Parson PringIe-We nave Ii eonfiden-
tally from this disnguished ecclesaste pnd trust he wiz
d. ape aud hrsi rate worE@sns6p and material
JONES OF Ann street beats Boot maker in this city
~''"' iee''
Strangers and Citizens about purchasing
Russ Of sP st frss ry and Double 0arpstSs
q' T ase o sscs ~ S
In the city offered at unprecedented low prices
The Metallic Tablet strop.-The Original
arSis ,d invented y Saunders av0rsb tho
susseriSers stores III and s7 Broadway liberal discount
70 Ia BsS asa nS M s3N
Premium Shell Combs-open Chain Pat
terri, S6.The ladies invited examine the new STYLE
and this Premium Eobs beautiful The assort
meht is the larges In the city N 8Combs whole
T. ~ QUlMBY $685. broadway, % door above Duane ss.
COmbs.-Ladies are Respectfully Invited
TO examine the choice selection of the
screr store the variety beyond all doubt greatest
the city, which i'll be found the Double Chain pat
tern 50 much admired As can be obtained article
81 Broa adv wafer and 1s. Streets
Ciirehugh, Bair Cutter and Wig Maker.
having just srri London Pari with vest
stye of hair Cutting and all the aest improvements in
Wigs and scaps will he found at his ITO Broadway
opposite Towards Hotel, from A. M. TO p. n.
Afexander's TTieoia phe.--Tnis cele brated
simultaneous Liquid ar Dye unsurpa ssed by any
other preparation offered the public For sale nv
Rushton, Clarke Co. Broadway, and A. B. D. Sa ads
corner Of Fulton and william streets.
Liquid Hair Dye. - PhaLon'0 lmprovsd
nagic Hair Dye invention to color tho Hair or whis
Eers the moment 1T applied without injury the hair
skin. Gentlemen have their whskers dyed In FIVE
minutes st the Depot No 1877 Broadway corner Of Dew
street. urder tho Franklin House. Per bottle snail sse Sf
large. 81 m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-15

They should have added to the table the Sunday
Reraid, which circula,es as follows
Sunday Herald. ................... coo
The publication OF this table by the Sunday Jour
nal first mentioned. has created a very serious
outbreak among these Sunday gentlemen; and
every other night, in the porter houses, grog shops
and theatre lobbies about town, row takes place
between some rsembers OF the fraternity Two fights
and one serious threat have already been exhibited
The quarrel seems to increase every week, and
where it will end, we cannot tell, unless 1t be in
the watch-house, some fine moonlight night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-15

The officers Of the war Of 1912 intend applying 10 tn
neSt Congress fer bounty and ettrs ray.
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SurrRroR CoURr-( lrensferred branch]-Nos. - 10
ciScurr Counr-Nos 81, 81, s. 81 90, e5, CO. g. 20,
"a 20, ~. IS.
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The First Cargo or Figs.

WI
BosroS, Nov. ii, lS49.
The ship Sophia, Capt Walker, has arrived frsm
Smyrna with so 500 drums and es2 OF gs being
the first cargo Of the season
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Hats large and choice o. Atty Ladies
Beaver nonnes and Clidrens Fancy Beaver Hats plain
ard nspp,d Of black dab, white and pearl colour trimmed
snd med, at moderate prices. WARNOCks Hstters,
on proa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-15
MississIppi state Election.

JACKSON, (Miss) Nov. ID, 1S49
The returns received show the election Of General
Quitman for Governor, by large majority The de-
mocrats claim four Congressman.
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They make thousands But Philips, Sampson u
Co, of Boston, and one or two other houses can
neither be persuaded, nor bought, nor inundated.
New rival editions follow, at reduced prices. The
Harpsrs attempt to crush them by printing for al
most nothing shabby edition, and reducing the
"a edition to 81 so. In this manner, one pirate
wars against another pirate, because, forsooth,
his rights are nterfered with while In the midst
of all this, the poor author has been robbed out of
the tolls of lifetime by the men who will supply
the great market for his works. II Is not strange
that the Indignation Of foreign authors should be
kindled against American publishers, for they rob
them of the labors of years-they take bread from
the mouths Of their children.
Perhaps more cruel outrage IS thus perpetrated
on our own wnters at homeland the consequences
are wider, deeper, and more fatal than any but
themselves can imagine. We shall attempt here
after, however, to portray some of them In the
meantime, we intend to press upon the next Con-
gress the necessity of passing law on this subject:
and never shall we quit this purpose till the enact
ment shalhave been sanctioned by the two houses,
and received the signature of General Taylor. We
hope, also, that the President will take it up in his
forthcoming message.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-15

California Houses Portable and other
California Bouses sad Stores, equal No. and cheap ss
any IN WIS MAS sEsL BOOTH, w Myrtle ave, Broeliya.
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Iknnt . Ff"N = "7""'- 'E''t't 'E''"H '.''S
and cannot account be consdefed corporation Hav
ipr Instituted sct inquiry into the % the Union,
happy that OF tbs tour dollar subscriber
have been dsoon tented with their al ares.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-15

| DANIEL WEBSTER AND JOHN VAN BUREN-We
| published, a few days ago, report of the late
speech delivered TO the free soilers of Boston, by
John Van Buren,, and the two speeches by Mr..
Webster, at the New Hampshire celebration in
the same city, about the same time. The contrast
between them is as striking as that between light
and darkness. The closing speech of Mr.. Web
ster, from Its sublimity and beautiful simplicity of
language--its bold, manly, and elevated tone of
patriotsm-is one of the most admirable speeches
which We have ever read il reminds us of the no.
blest orators of Greece and Rome. 1t will com.
pare with their best examples, in the nobleness of
its sentiments, and its clear and comprehensive
views. 1t is splendid illustration of the true po
stion and the true policy of this great republic
among the nations of the earth, noble and exalted,
and overlooking the whole field at glance
But what shall we say Of John Van Buren,, with
his fine talents, quick perceptions, his sparkling
wit and hunor, his sagacity and good sense, and
his prodigious energies! Qualities like these
should be devoted to the good of the country, and
Of the world at large. But what falling of in
our expectations! He seems to have given him.
self up to the fmsy distractions of free soil, the
last remaining plank of the broken down Buffalo
platform. Instead Of advancing himself by taking
position like that OF Webster, on the great popu-
lar ideas of the day, we find him conserving with
the old women and crack bralned fanatics of aboi.
tiensm. Why should he thus throw himself away?
Is anything to be made out of such folly, As for
MIR. Webster, he seems to be Frightening up in the
evening of his days, like the sinking sun, emerging
from the clouds and casting flood of glory over
the land and the sea- He comes out as bright as
California geld, twenty-three and half carats
fine, Notwithstanding all the twaddle of his school
boy nonsense. In the nonsensica letters Of Charles
Archer Gen. Lyman,) to the Courier.
But we feel more anxiety !of our protege, the
Prince. There is yet hope for him; and we have
yet our expectations that IN his Grafton at the fune-
raj soemnities to-day, he will do something to
redeem himself 1t is fine opportunity. Let HIM
improve it, and after the brilliant example Of
Daniel Webster.
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The Sixth Auditor,

Hon. John w. Farrelly, Of Pa the newly sppointe
Sixth Auditor, arrived to- day and will enter upon I'll
duties Of his office Monday next.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE

Steamer Alabama at New Orleans from
Chagres.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov 13-P. NJ.
The steamship Alabama from Chagres, with one hun
dred and twelve passengers, has arrived at this port
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New ORLEANS, Nov. 10, 1910.
Walkers majority for Governor Is quite small. The
Congressional delegation stands unchanged; the wings
will have a small majority joint ballot.
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General Scott In Washington.
WAsHINoTos, Nov. AS PM
Gen. Winfield Scott, and Capt Hamilton, his Aid de-
camp, arrived in this city this evening, from Rich
mond and stopping at the National Hotel
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-12

MARRIED.-On the evening of
the 18th inst, in the Nj. +. Church in
Lisbon Kendall Co. HI, by the Rev.
Wesley Batchcller, EDWARD a HILL
NJ. ID. to Miss JANE NJ. GoopwIY,
both Of Lisbon.
On Wednesday the 10th inst. by
the Rev. Thos. O'Donnell, Mr.. Rob-
INV Dudley, to Miss BRipGrr FOXY
all of this place.
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We again refer our readers to the advertisement
oiH Parcels Arabian Linmcn,, which rpprnr,
in another column, and by which you will see it is
highly recommended and TN. i, not all he rrodu-
&c. certificates oithosr who have used it, and cxpn.
ricnced it, beneficial effects on their own persons
The cures are certainly very remarkable, and ut
least the medicine is worthy Of trial. We ADVISE NIL
TO 90 to the agent, who vii! tumi-ha pamphlet era
,is, containing many valuable recipes tor the treat.
ment OF ca',lc &c
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ClOthier'S Complaint.

lta recent Meeting.
Oh dear. oh dp1r. what shall we do,
We can't s.ll our old fashioned clothes.
For knhn & NInnJiehaunI'- stock !, cheap and new
To our sorroy, the fact yvr dI,cIos-
rI,,.,,,-..,. .,.,,,,,..r., ,o ,l,,ro
~ n". 80. ", ", -',,. ~
a.. ng;. l - =" w L.r
az III, iaa s,U,J go! WV, '"'
WI "'"' VIA, 7''' We W.
Yet We wonderno, ut such support
But we are g1cved to see me rn,
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S'B Complaint, Sr'cqcy, Didcmger, Cor,s an

NB Complaint. Sr,rqrg D.Tcmgsr, Coris and
N,rr EyeS Crrcd
VI MITCHELL Postmaster at Fiat Fulton co, H..
my Nr. n g. FHrdl-l our Arabian lurmcn'
is highly priced here. We cure one ut my ncighhurS
horses ot the stuff complain, hy about four I've APP
pIiclUous aud cured one Of my own OF the swcc
ney. Oar sheriff. Joseph Dyke, cured his horse Of o
bad Cork with AT he also trrd it on colt TINT had
'be D.'cmprr very bad, aud cured d Immediately
II" says 1t i decidedly the greatest horse medicine
H. ever used There have been numbers cured o
sore eyes with IT, | find II a very valuable medicine
Du,h for man and beast.
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DlGD.-Last evening at the In
ion House, in this place, ELrz,Deru
WILLIAMS, aged about 20 years.
At his residence near the Fox riv-
or House in this place, on Friday
evening of last week John J. HIN
man, lately from Utica, N. Y. Also,
on Thursday, child of Mr.. Human.
On Sunday evening. in Utica pre-
cinct, in this county, MATTHEW Ma.
RY.