The New York Herald Newspaper, June 16, 1846, Page 4

sci circumstances ; but the twoeompanies have made enormous sacrifices for these transportations. As to the cliarge of the absence ofall protection, Pe is ny, the concern of the State government f Texas. it be true, that it has called into Sane all the men capable of bearing arms, and left none bute old men, wow and children, whose fault is it? Are the grantees to be made responsible for an act in which they Were not con- sulted, and which it was not in their power to prevent? I will now explain t to you the real object of the publication in ques’ It is to create in Ameri- 0a Gertain sinister news that may operate on par- ticular parts of Europe, to prevent the large emi- ration which is now in preparation for Texas.— 3 it not to sacrifice to the basest passions the in- terests of a country which stands in need of popu- lation, thus to assail the honor of respectable men who have faithfully employed their capitals in an enterprise as moral as it is useful to the agricultu- ral industry ! . Those who are envious and jealous of the ima- | ginary millions which the ¢ ve be gaining, would be v. uch surprised if thes grantees should offer # ir profits, upon a guarantee of re-imbursement of their expenses, and of that protection to the colonists whic! those rantees would extend to them. They would ly accept the offer. are supposed PuttapeLrnia, June 15, 1846, About 9 o'clock this morning, an announcement through the telegraph from the Herald office,proclaimed the arrival of the steamer Great Western at your port. | The news was not given to the public, however, until half-past two o’cloek, when the city was flooded with extras from four different offices. There has not heen sufficient time yet to judge with certainty of its effect upon tne markets, but stocks have continued firm, though the sales were not as heavy as on Saturday. We have close and sultry weather to-day, which, though not very agreeable, ia preferable to the north: east storm of rain which comtinued throughout the last week. The foud betwoen the Nutive Amerioan and Marion Hose Companies is still continued, and a disturbance occurs whenever an epportunity is offered for one ang to surprise the other. On raney night ene of tl eitaprencoued: ent ‘veuie fellow whe eccine ani with the Natives, was brutally beaten ; and not satisfied with this, onc brate jumped upon him while lying over- powered on astep. He lay unconscious for a consider- able time, and fears were enterteined for his recov but it appears impossible to fatally re these rowd so inured are they to bard knock: dd, of course, the sufferer by this affray will survivs ‘Aman, while labowing under mania a potu, went into St Mary's Catholic Church yesterday morning, during early mass, and while kneelin; tempt upon his life with a penknife. He inflicted agreat umber of wounds, but none are Very severe. Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. June I5—Finst Boanp—170 United States Bank, 4%; 10000 State 5s 68%; 200 Morri: 00 Harrisburg Railroad we 5 Girard Bank, 10 ies’ Bank, + 5000 State 5s, oi 2 Farmers’ and do 41 oF Saree—100 Re ailroad, 3544; 100 Girard Bk, 1054; 32 Mechani , 23 Sreonp Boarv—25 Girard Bank, 104. Arter Sates—25 Wilinington Railrond, 30; 1000 Readiny Railroad, 35) 1000 Tenu Bonds 5s. 5000 State 5s, sy 6 5 ED Lehigh Interest, 4234; 10 Read we fftailrond Kt Bestox, June 13, 1846. The Oregon Negotiations—Gen. Scott's Correspondence —Trial of “ Dr. Bragdon” for Bigamy—Smashing of Windows, and Breaking of Legs by Frightened Horses | —Memoirs of Maria Bickford—A Ducking in the Frog | Pond, $c. The intelligence from Washington respecting the ne- gotiation on the Oregon question, has given much satis- faction to business men, and the effect on the stock mar- ket has been highly favorable. We have all been laughing over the amusing corres- pondence of Gen. Scott; and it must be a source of con- ratulation to his friends, that he is notto be subjected to e murderous fire of the Mexicans in front, while his | rear is exposed to the heavy guns at Washington. A | very fine print of the General is exhibited in the win- dows iy Washington street, which represents him stand- ing by the side of a noble war horse, apparently very sure footed and well provided with hoofs, from whice, I infer the animal has never invaded Mexico, though he ag te be able to do so by the first of October. ‘The trial of the famous “ Dr. Bragdon.” for indulging | too often in hymenial recreations, whereby he had accu- mulated three or four wives, came on in the Municipal Court, yesterday, and was concluded this forenoon, by a verdict of gullty. He managed his own case, but made | rather bad work of it. On Thursday, a pair of horses attached to a carria; fe rai down West street across Washington, smashing big windows of Dr Brown’s apothecary shop, and Shen they reached Bedford Place, they turned furiously on to the side walk and knocked down a young man named Luke Munsell, piano forte maker, and so badly smashed one of his ankles, that it became necessary to amputate his leg about half way up tothe knee. Father Heinrich’s concert comes off this evening, and appearances indicate a successful and interesting enter- tainment. The million, or as one of the papers exprosses it, y'the underten thousand,” have beon making a great tush for apampblet which has boen issued » the week, containing the memoirs and letters of the late Maria A. Bickford. I suppose, from the eagerness mani- fested to get hold of this work, that there is something rich and spicy init. It is said that avery large edition has been sold, and another one is now in press. A young lady and gentlemen met with a romantic ad- venture, a few evenings since, onthe Common They took awalk rather late in the evening, it being quite dark, and as they were passing the borders of Pond, the lady accidentally fei! in, head and ‘The gentleman, of course, as every gallant gi thould, plunged in after her, and succeeded i rescuing her, not, however, until they were both immersed moet effectually. They had a long walk home in their drip- ping garments, and will not very soon forget t! deat. | believe this Moore story, notwithstanding the occurrence actually took place some da not been told by any of the city newspape time to detail how | came in posse! At is as tri ind well authenticates Scott did, ity plate of soup.” ¥ not on of the story, but the fact that Gen. CUMMERLVIAL. New Xe York, June 15, 1846. Asuns.—The market continues brisk, and’ pots are quick at $3 50a $3 56}, and pearls at $4a $46}. The stock ia the inspection warehouse on the 12th instant, consisted of barrels pots, and 2527 do pearls. ‘The qeraiet so. far this season, is estimated to be about 19,305 barrels. This is stated to be a deficiency of 15,244 barrels against last year's receipts. Corre —Prices remain about the same as at our last, with a better demand; market closing firm. Sales of 2508 bags Rio, at 7} 74 cts.; 400 bags Laguira, 8 a S}c.; bags Java, 9f 0 10e.5 200 bags St. Domingg, at 65 Sore, casi Corrrn.—The demand for new sheathing is good, but the supply small, 23 cents 6 months, is the general term, Old, 17} cents, at which figure some 6,000 is sold. Cottox.—The Great Western’s intelligence, which was received this morning, did not appear to have any effect on the market ; teing packet day, shippers were engaged with their correspondence, and there was no at- tendance of buyers. From what we could learn, it is Presumed that prices will remain as before. Favit.—Some casks of Smyrna raisins sold at 4} cents, bunch do in balf boxes, $1 05 ; Genoa citron, 18—a lot of walnuts and filberts, 63 4 months; Palermo oranges, $3 lemons, $2 37} a $2 60. Heste—Is still inactive, some sales of Sisal have taken | meg at the last quotations, and some American rotted lew drop at $80 a $86, 6 months Hive There has been but little doing since our I somo dry Arkansas at 8 cts, less 4 per cent ; Carthag 8}, 3 per cent discount for cash. Hors—Are better, and sales were made in first sort Western at 25 cents, and some 20. Inon.—There seems to be but Len yphcee sold at $83, 8 months ; ) me best Summerlee Scotch "5 | vome Gartsherrie, $34 a $36, 6 months. me * x: Leav.—Further sales have been made in Missouri for export and one use at $426 cash Mons Demand for prim ‘qualit 2 is fair wie ng in poorer descriptio: lenas, at jc ; Trinidad, 25 a 26c.; Port 5 8 a Orleant 300 31e vis se Provisions.—There is yet but little doing in provisions generally, but the market on Saturday was a little firmer than was last notice Pork, coarse, and 6 a 6} for good, ia | and commands pretty guod pric e county cents, State 13 a 14. Cheese, but little = 27 comes into market at present, farmers preferring to hold back for Prices, thereby increasi ock in first hands. w days the receipts will and the demand e larg: for export will be lighter than at present, which will no doubt cause a fot hold back great decline in prices ; farmers should at this particular season, as there is now ich _ 8 tow days will close entirely against j, atzestern in boxes is selling at 7} a 8 cts, et is still heavy at a farther decline, some 500 tierces changed hand: rime ivomewnathearcer 70% M898 ies in Canary have been made at $1 Not much doing clover or timothy. cal har been last, has been rather dem en rath coc rather better within an outlet whi vices to note. Sales of 300 hhds. New Orleans, atéja oft 300 hhd.. Poi le. irto Rico at 6) 7] conta; 850 hhds. Cubs, 6) 073; 000 boxes ana, 7 300 bo; Srinits-—The demand for Brandies asotive, with few sales; Dupuy & Co., at $290 a white do'9 a 10}0. conti ii ices the same. Sales of Orard, Hennessy at $2 20 $2 40; A Beignette, at $9 10 a 2 ia}: Jamaica R 8170; su Crotx Ram, $1 +7 $f 15. itary aLLow-—The demand for shipment of shat ied ae Tk coin cae we Sele one — lot of N. W. Coast, cents, and some at 35 centa for South Woan cae ee sabes ies ton Trade. * received from Liverpool, per had not been dev Hteamer Britannin. lefi Boston on the Tei, warner chases had been made that da: views of operators; holiers demunied’ snes ae gadan ne ubernia’s intelligence was then nearly due’ + declined eperating us : Friday morning, ad just. the lettec: y thet coaverunse with dates from Liverpool to. 19 yo The effect of th steamer Great B: rit sive 1 smnonucing au advance of one-eighth toa farthing per im, uly caused by the deficiency of Crop, os compared with the same dates of aparer ta | € é Dy ree 490,900 bale: market the: at the altar, made an at- | S| 4 certain memorable occasion, “ sit downto s00ds wore dullof sale at Manches. | he ter, and the general prospects of trade unfaverable, buy- | ers here were determined to submit to no advance on the previous current rates. A business was done thet week at $e et being well supplied by hi ape nc were to relieve thew+elvos of a portion of their stock, fhe sales that week were 12000 bales, and about — Dales also were sent forward from first hands, Sinc ae departure of the steamer Great Britain on Monday inst., we have had a very quiet market, which po fe) well supplied during the week ending'13th inst. and in the earlier part buyers had a decided advantage—the last two business days, however, there was less disposi- tion to sell, and rather fuller rates were exacted on the business done,the sales on Saturday reaching 4000 bales, and the market closing firm, The sales of the week, ending 13th inst, were 6000 bales. The quotations of course are the same as those existing on the 30th ult. The receipts of cotton at New Orleans trom North Jabama and ‘Tennessee, somewhat earlier than usual, they were heavy in April aod early in May, and induced some to look for a large production in that region, and to expect a total crop of 2,200,000 bales For some weeks past the receipts have been small at that point, and the opinion is rapidly gain- 1Be gro ind that the crop will not exceed 2,050,000 to 000 bales. The crop on the ground is represented having afavorable stand, but is admitted to be three ks later than usual. ‘he movements in this staple this year, to the latest dates, compared with those of the previous two, have been as annexed. | Bales. | Receipts at ports of the U. S. since Sept. 1, 1845 1,993,314 | same period last’ year 2,352,167 year before 1,950,937 Exports from U, 8. since Sept. 1, 1845. ...... 1,201,261 ‘same period jast year... .. 1,858,795 “year before ... 1,408,170 eipts at this port since the ist inst. have been exports fur same period 15,380 bales, Taken 3.000 bales. Taken on speculation, 500 bales. 86,000 bal Amount on sale, 20,000 bales. small supply of the inferior and superior ¢ market, and a fair supply of the medium ¢ demand ‘is confined principally to the low grad grad quali pak We annex the closing quotations current in this mar- Livenroot, Cuassivicarion. | Uplands, Florida. FAisg Fi | Site rae ‘ | » a : i} Tha 7! Ta 7 | aad ha oR 7 } id Be | Middling Thea 8 8 \5 Ba ara 8 FS a Biga 8 8 oa | God Bi aa 9 9) On I Fine, noue none none none tall | © preights fey Liverpoothaye eset steady at jd, with an occasional engagement at a less figure. A large amount | of flour is shipping and 3s per barrel is freely paid. | | Corn Trade. Since our last report, the market has undergone a | slight change, and Flour is firmer than it has been for | some weeks. e sales of Genesee and Michigan | were made during the past three days, principally for | export; the former averaging from $4 Taf to $425, and | at the closing of the ca iy 2 on Saturday evening it could not be bought a fraction less than $4 25; and Michigan | was also very firm at $4 124. Some common brands of Genesee were sold at $4 09 a $4 12}. A lot of New Or- leans changed hands at $3 75, for domestic purposes. i} | Ohio brings $3 75, but is not ee Southern is still ery dull. Georgetown is held at 5. Some Rich- mond county and Rrandywine sold on day for $4 374; | Rye Flour sells at $2 75 a $2.87}. Corn Meal—Jersey, $3 12 a $3 26; Brandywine, $3 37}. In Wheat there is | a moderate amount doing, and large lots continue to be | shipped to Europe. Some large lots for milling purposes were sold at 80jc., and a large lot of Illinois at 32}. Rye is dull, and the enquiry is confined to home use ; there is but little going to England ; a large lot was bought on Friday, for distilling, at 62 a 65c. Barley sold for 45¢.— | Corn is still quite active. Large quantities continue to | arrive. Prices have htly receded from our ly. | previous quotations. A large lot of Southern white | sold for export at 62} cts.; Western and New Ore | leans mixed 46 cents; yellow Southern 50a50 measure. The Albany market, on the 13th, had experienced a better feeling, and several parcels changed hands at im- proved p Some lots of Genesee aflost are held at $4,182. fies of Western and Genesee at $4a$4ja$4} co- | vering all done. No sales of corn by the load ; 3000 bush- | els oats at $1}.; 2000 do shorts at 10c. ‘The Buffalo market on the 12th, was without change | Light sales of flour at $3 12ja3 25; bushels wheat, Muinois, at 70c; 5000 bushels corn at 30c; and 1,800 in another lot, at the same. ‘The market at Montreal on the 13th instant, continued very depressed—the only sales worthy of notice being 1600 of superfine at 29s, and 1200 of extra fine at 278 6d. The advices received by the Great Britain caused a far- ther extreme depression—1500 barrels of a good brand of | fine were placed at 26s. The Hibernia’s news confirm- | ed the decline. For the last two days, there has been a | good deal doing, at low prices, holders having met the views of shippers, as far as possible. 8,000 to 10,000 bar- rels offine have changed hands at 23s 6d to 24s 1d, ac- cording to brand, and this afternoon @ parcel of extra fine at 24s 6d. ‘The market is rather firm, and the best | brands may be quoted 24s to 44s 3d. Grain—We have toquoteadecline of fully 1s per 601bs in wheat during the last ten days. A parcel of 6,000 bushels of very prime white Upper Canada was sold, this afternoon at 5s 44d per 60lbs ex barge ; Inferior samp! sold at 4s 10d to 5s. No transactions to Grains. have been note in other Tobacco Trad The market here has been rather inactive, and but lit- tle doing beyond the immediate wants, in’ any descrip- tion. Since our last, sales have been made in Kentucky and Virginia at 2} 4} cts.,and some Havana about 30; some low grade manufactured sold at 5}, usual time, and a few cases of Florida at 9 a 15 cts. Also, by auc- tion, some Mason county, at 3} a 8} cts., average $5 50, 60 days. At New Orleans, during the first five days of the week, ending the 6th inst., the market continued quiet, factors seeming disposed to stand out for higher | rates than had been submitted to for some weeks pre- vious. The sales, therefore, merely averaged about 100 hhds. per day till yesterday, when the following sales occurred: 165 hhds. A. at 3 16-16, and 115 do. R. at 17, 200 do R. at 1}, and 250 A. ‘at 4, 60 do. R. at 1}, 34 A. at 4} a5, and 17 R. at 2.a2j, and 42 do. A. at 3 a 9} cts. per Ib. Those rates are rather lower than before, but for the pre- sent we prefer to omit our quotations, which the unset tled state of prices renders nearly nominal. Statemknt of Tosacco. Stock on hand September 1, 1848. Received past week. “previously . Exported past week. . «30 | previously . + 26,278—26,308 Stock on hand and not cleared......... 37,638 Prices of all descriptions, at Baltimore, are very much depressed, and some sales have been made at lower rates. ‘The low prices have induced shippers to enter the mar- ket, and the sales. of Maryland have reeched fully 1000 hhds. within the following rates, viz. : Inferior and com- — Maryland, $1 50 @ 92 50; middling to good, $30 £05 008 $6; and fine, $7212. The sales of Ohio hariibeg bead large. but at low prices. Samples of good reds are wanted, and sell readily —other sorts go off with dithiculty. We. quote common to middling, $2 a Ua of good, $5 a $6; fine red and wrappery, $6 508 $9; yellow, $9 a $11; and extra wrappery, gion $i tt will be’ seen that the receipts of Ohio ‘continue very large. The inspections of the week comprise 1227 nds Maryland; 1129 hhds. Ohio; 63 hhds. Kentucky ; hhda. Virginia and 4 hhds. ‘Pennsylvania—total, dass | The market at Louisville, on the 6th instant, was quite brisk, and prices have taken an upward tendency. On | the Sth, sales had taken place at improved rate: sales of tobacco that had been previously reviewe advance of from 25 cents to $110 on the forme: oat mates, he Crops. All our exchanges in Michigan speak in the most flat- tering terms of the prospect of the wheat crop. Private reports contri the account. Not a county seems to be excepted if nothing unfavorable occurs the present month, the harvest will be more abundant than ever be- fore in Michigan. The quantity of land in wheat is of course much greater also. The Macon (Ga) Messenger of the 11th inst. says :— The hearts of our farmers, as well as everp one else, have been much cheered by abundant rains within a few days past. Previous to this, a drought had began to pre- vail to a considerable extent, and corn and some other crops, were in danger of injury. Here the rain fell mo- derately for about twenty-four hours, and several heavy showers have fallen since, and it is considered nearly sufficient to insure a good crop of all the early planted corn. The rain has been very general, having fallen copiously from the seaboard to this place, and our river shows good evidence of heavy rains above. The w crop, which is very lasge, has principally all been se: cured in good order. prospects of cotton are good as uscel et this sessom; but ine reealt of the ‘crop depends on future coatingenc Passengers Arrived. Great Western—Sit Chas Chiches- r ‘Woods au G Hal oy “a Vanogn, Men Gale, slugs AC E Pierson, Mr Miller, Mis B Andrete, Mrand ‘Mrs, Ranken, child and ser: alton, $'J Mayer, C Eymons, WM Huot, W Dayerna, Dr Lawrence, Mrs Lawrence, family. and servant, B Cromwell, Gen A\ Roberton d W'ilarns © Bi MeKay, Miss AH D: fen, Robt Ew ardoi, C Brad Miss 4 i Bristed, oan Miss M Pw W BCh ich, W. t, and HT Sandheyi, Mr and Mes Chandler ‘and ‘Mrs Mahargand servant, Miss Samp- vs Liverroo.—Ship Peter Hattrick—Rev Willi bert Taylor, Mise Mary Taylor, William antag, Wiltrsen vere * m—Brig. Le Baldvein—Ms M sift a tases one tails tect mae Wg focal Ne Br Soe reer pal Bop m. : ms i r Hough, Mr Bald elt Beale ere Passe | Loren tui, Quebec— a jontreal, D AG Dan Uni G Bond “4 Satled. Louisville ih er! | ry; Dr had je Sanu Royal Sappers ard Miners” themes MF bai Livenroo.—Prcket ship C bn children guid we rvaut, ott Fosters | Hf te wine | t ship Surgundy—E Begoni: Mobile; Jaque 5 vee vibtacarae ara eae Porm f eRe Bley lg ect awe Prac Sagannan— Bri L He nets ce en Heber % Colllaen8s tales cotton and vundcy pete are led to believe have been | — | } York and sailed 22d for Manilli Miller, from N | et Curs or no charge York, jed 13 fe oHaylis, Whe i . immedi jvAtiion "emer! Ei = = aeeerss, ape te Bail East Coast; 7 Mcp ennnta Open from # A.M. to9 P.M. bn ma; Eyre, (from Bata A29 Im*re ft Mew Lory y odonis, (Sr.) Jndking, | MEDICAL CARD. Boston; Mills, N 525, Aen, Hannah, consul rgeon Stile, Chester, Meri tgs See, nas dene Riek: | [POCTOR rege eps at. | ‘Gal Ww Chipm angel New RR ee 5 ney; f ie Cha Tete Sse teen physi Sand fn sell sneaton the leat ve men and Jong ex- MEMES vations shes: \M in all eases that ly Sy also, his hemgrary ‘re suspended in FS oon mises. ....ecce ee ae | MLavavio, May 1—Azr brig Washington, Smith, fm Charles: sere +731) WIGM waTeR....... 1598 Dest May 22—Arr Jean, Crookshank, Charleston; 23d, Cleared. unbarton, Crone, dos hip Cambs . CH Marshall, : Car shin ran Shit Sian Halts sy lere Liverpool, im Nelaon. New Vos! BL fo cuit Bos ac a ee ie | Ship Burguad favre. gain Hae ors oe Seen | Ship Gondola, Geer! Donien a Dien Sraaecnune. May Arr bark Altorff, Snell, from Ma- | Ship Aubura,Shapter, New Orleans, Stauton fe Prost. tanzas; brig Frances P Beck, Steckpale, from 3 w Orle |, Bok Dance VATS Ousrecndee: ae bark Missouri, Sylvester, from New York; Griffith, | | from Boston; 11th ‘llama, from N Orleans. | Brig Bian Babble 24 days from St voix, with tugar, be = Dusgo, (Califomaa,} etter part March—Arral a | we B be i ‘gd ino with sabe Sear: Bollard: Zor | stbhe, TiPand was shortly expected | ' a j te | ship Lori Bont fr New ms ft Jeu A. 0—Aur ship Charlotte, Betts, from N | or Nove r Orit al ieee Crieata Avail 1—Arr Antelope, Jobuson, China, and jeutta, ey Mpa x Tiber, Supw fim Baar. jassett, 9 days from Evenish ih we i In port, Francis, is, fessels up at yAntwern, Robinson, for New York; Wieerised.' Ma lovey, for New York, sick ee eam James river, with des- do [so reports Bark Aun Welsh, om Apalachicola, E D Hurlbut & Co, | 4% ikasixa, May 7—Arr bark Trenton, Pitman, from Trieste; Bag Phanit, (3%) Ettuasons Hamburg, Win Weisser. Fee eons Sekar chip Malabar, Freeman, from Bor- ne On Grote, Bast st O basisn nic Co, ‘ie 108 ra, ay 10—Arr bark Carlos. the Seen for | Bah Meee Eu ge eiceae”™ | sat ye ano ere ore ee Live | She Bry tane Oabor Norte ; Soe ela : Worth, 2, Phil "Bronte, May 7—Arr brig Vancouver, Drinkwater, from N Schr Marietta Burr, Bun Sloop Moses Eddy, Bi a amy May 21—Off, ship Washington, Mattison, from | aveure Ny tsar Prince Albert, Sebor, fm Lon- sy ial ost, sche Portioy Kirwan, from Murao- imore.? days Sid, brig Deposite, Upton, for Are ship Marion, Whitney, etie, Liverpool; Lives th, Be pool, May jean ships Geo leaus; and the both bound out ‘Ashbur N York. A Steamship Great Merl Hoshen Wh, to Rirvia May Stevens, Cashin pari eer Caledonia Brander, af aud far Poilndel June 13th, latdl spoke Am ship dean Howland fsa Rlempeal (stan sty boand to June 9: aud i0th, passed a great quantity of ice, Ship Peter Hattiicky Pout, from Liverpoo rE irexpool; "Baule, yeah. Hate, May 29—Arr Mimer, Sjoberg, from, Bremen, rat hys from Le A: agg | and aid for 78d, Roman, Doave from Hemburg, to WaeJ und to ches. bi coy L ald for N You 18 20, spoke Br bar! 'Hecovesy, ‘bound to New OOR, pairs 3-Sld Asia, Badia foe Boston: Ist, Brutus. Yor! Austin, do. rt, Jul San, 80 report Broa Louisa, Ca iti ae tenis io pg ti ithe AN riius’s hom New Or w je Murray & ‘at, 40, spoke Br ag bark Lady of the rom Sava T Glasgow. ‘The Lg oo Sw) Carlsen, fin Louisa has wane severe weather for, Glaazow. ‘The | new Work for Beettia; 100s, a (Ord in Chalo ried away mast, and sprung the bowsprit: o fear Sima rom the lore wopgallant yard. 8 meerege peneas nt Tarenanpno Fljza Warwick, Leaeh, ih oak Matra. ional want Carolina, gar Paces i. aah Ws ater Bie Buk Gs ti Below. a oar He ent, Fallen, from Balti: ack Gan Groéa, fram Ravenna, | more for’ Amcerdams Teth, brig Rufus’ Soute, “Jo | Amsterdam; or rque New World, Crowell, from ‘Wile for ag Salled. ngbatk Ann Walah, for Mobile; brig Savannah, for Savan- ear In port, bargue Califor Miscellaneous Record. Key West, June 4—The bark Willen & James M mate do: 25th, lercier, Shi from N York for Mobile, ran ashore on the rd Key rt zech, ships. Hele "Etre ‘Tortugas, oo the afternoon of the 2th alt Piel ae wi si wks ori fork, lig; ‘Great Britain, Chase, tied by the wreckers, but refused their auastance, | uncertain i thet her cargo. coms | “N¥evatcura, May 25—Arr Reward, Lancaster, fin Charles | ton for Stock Home Por's. Aratacnicota, June 3—Arr ship pisecbard. . Mianchary. Boston. Cid ad, brig WL Jones, Taylor, N | Blanchard, Bosto: Jane 13—Arr ship Columbus, (Br) Cowing, Li- | yerpool, b fadelphia gkergon, Sr dney, Pe i, NSnmen' Mall Fl cl Her cargo con man, rei ors tierces, baal bags an ng bbls of cof- Cc elp! fee, 4 bags wool, some pimento, | 1 Sc. She ran ashore 5 Rew tbeen: whieh is about 15 miles to the westward of | bark Lae Lacon pores, Cnteaele Betaer Betixores vBrane: inca Sly 30th ult. ‘To get her off, | Koowles, Philadelphia; Cantos, Crowell, do: schr Howard, Meyers, rete, and America, | Baker, New York. 14, Arr bark: Lucas, Palermo; had also to ‘take off her chains and | ‘Velasen, Curner, Palermo; schs Marci ‘ashington: | ‘ dacceeded-on the 2d feat, at aborts BM roe Ni Ci Virginian, ‘Nickerson, Norfolk Crowell, chor her inaide the Reef, pad bareliate preeeg ner eats tor Port Penn. ‘Sunday, wind light and variable chiefly . She a ‘The Courts warded the slvors in hr Mercy, (previ Hise ateeee “Germ: Be at tenia, beies A Al and others; and the Roads, brigs ously reported as having been ashore on Collin’: ii ES Jaxon, June S—Arr schr Mars Hill, sec ey Vacas,) the sum of six hundred dollars her in cash or by sale of cargo at ” be . Nidus, Tyler, New York; John Poe ship Russel Glover has been r ired, and is now tak- ‘Harhor. ing in her ballast, and will uo doubt sail ina few days for'New | “Gacwr’srox, June 12—Azr line ship fellicoe Brown, Orjet 8 revenue stea on neruise; ship Shanunga, Patten, ther port: bark Beaver, Andrews, a Southeru port; brig bile, Bulkley. New York. Went to sea tkis forenoon, MeL ane, Howard My s. U8 Marshal has advertised part of the cargo of schr | Mercy at auction on 6th inst, as will be sufficient to pay sal- | vage and expenses. oint Isal ‘The Brbrig Nelson has been libelled for salvage. Raut Rivene June 10—Areach Osceola, Wyatt, North Co- hoqoen. May 2t—By advices today from Leghorn, the | "Marietta, Burt,do. ith, sid schr Borden, joyd, froin Matanzas, had been on shore, but was got off af | on Groncrtown, Juie7—Ar scht W Benton, Taylor, New York. Cid 9th, schr Cora, Hilton, d GrovornteR, June 1—Arr 8 York. Warr dese 4—Sailed. brig Wm pests Handy, New ae ischarging ial ‘bxs sugar. Livenroo., May 26—The Sea Nymph (s) for Newry, and the Rambrortey from Sligo, with a large number of emigrants for embarkation hence tor New ork, ran foyl of cach other last night, off the Rock Lij ambler was run oop Helen, Keen, New | md alley | Ley tt on shore to prevent her. sinking, and dlls with the tide ; the | , US eutter ommander lea Nymph returned. into. dock with considerable damage, | Bisons for Orleans, ina few d and leaky. "Several ofthe Hambler's passengers were kilfed | #¢h¥.4 ving; Br brig Nelson, ——~, to be Oar ete ee Pe aan nee teeming | | Sonne, June d=Cld British ship Reliance. Swinton, for bandoued, with painted ports, « bright star o1 Sou Liverpool; ‘pee Binger, for Providence; schr Klea- auarter,achum around hep aad, Au open her term, mar | 2OTAL eM. at Ay bark William and: James, assed ih aa lt 19 W, bythe Aa Sede, Carr a | from New York Spanish brig Lorenzo, Gilpi, from Matan: Fived at this port. | "New Onteans, June 6—Cld. ship Monmouth, Ryan, | yfrpool:sche Britanara, (Br) Johnson, Natsan, N P; Br ‘Transcend, Bodden, Gra avamans: John Boynton, Gan’ | Kingston, Ja. Arr ship Deucalion. Allen, 20 days from Bos ton: bark Rio Grande, Cozzens, from Thomaston: bri Jandon, Welsh, from Brazos Santiego: Alford, M Wittiagton, N Gof Sureee, MeCosnell. from doat Star, towe slintie Kilham, from N York 17, for Canton. fat 41 53, lon 65, packet ship Ashburton, Howland, York—all well. '3, Manco, of Boston. — ship Rajah, ef Boston, 8 days from N April 8, vob po 2%, ship Nasaaresd $3 co Persian and Alesto, brig Hayne, Ne aM ark Duc d’Orleans, Robertson, from | Pegsinnand Afesto, brig Hays aha ia | Kelsey, from Mobile for Liverpool, May | C28, 7 Kimpton, Hudson, ound t Nrenonrron, June 12—Cld brig Arcturus, Gould, Phi- s “New Brpronp, June 12—Sld schs John Alte, Ricketion, Jo, of Sand Brig Cronsta land, for N York, May 11, lat 44, lon 42. } from'Ma\ 1e3, “eas ‘of New! grveort, 26th ule, Lakd4 45, lon Ports. Rye: ‘ornelia, Bumpus, New York; Angusta, Brown, Kokse Vernon, Given, from sacota, June G—Arr bark Dana, Chase, Boston; brig calorade Shsclelford, do. ighteann, June li—Arr sloop Pilot, a sas kerson, New forNew York. "Arr | ath, Orleans. cMourH, June 8—Arrachs Superb, Curtis, Philadel- hia: Mery, Trefethen. Norfolk; Warrior, —. and Blanch- nivou ee 9) Armsby Jobat G Costar, Benjemia, fm. | Et Keller, Philadelphians Wa dleton, N Yor Asor Feb Arr Carthage, Fox, Hong Koue, ‘Tuomastow, June S—Arg scl Kinney, New York; He et TAS taakien Wales hone Charter | fi ta th, sailed from be- 21st, Wellingsb fom New York; 9th, Post, Hen: | !om brigs Moe Ort Savanwant, June 1—Cld brig Mount Vernon, aes drickson, from Casper, Kloenhusen, fm’Bal more: 16th, Argonaut, Hendrick, from New ¥ ork. ‘Sid 20th, | timers, 10th, gre brig Augmata, Sheryoc New Fore i Kepublic, Tegler, N York; Matia Albina, Haesloop, do; A | gp VS Naih Bead, Cole, do: lot, sche’ Middlesex mn gp ry mg ae Gage Richmond: ith, Providence, Peterson, do eur Baravia, March, l0Sld John Caskie, for Boston; 18th, F (from Cape of Good Hope) for Sourabaya; ite, for Gibraltar. NERHAVEN, May 12—SId ship Agues, Boss, for Charles- et: Ireland, May 23—Sld Sir Colon Campbell, Stew. art, ) cities tA May 1—Arr Ora et Labora, Bogh, from | Leutta, April 4—Arr ship Argo, Chapman, fm Boston, ed 18th schr John Adams, on account of adverse wi Sid, no eae. schs Annabella, Morris River, NJ; 10th, D Coffin, Nye BELG, June 12—Arr schrs John, Conway, Para; Truxillo, Flowers, Philadelphie. By Last et Southern Mail. (wees @ Ports. 1 gmes, May, 18--Arr ship York, Morrill, from Havana, and | / Aurxanpnta, DC, Jee svAre sche Dodge, Knapp, New l | fe gaR auay -OH, Ellen, Brisk, Savannah. 81d Albion, | pectin. eer Pe ship Marianne, Witing, remen; ‘ort an ‘CLype, May 25—Arr ships Eliza Ann, (Br) Blyth, from Se | Coit, Parke Su Portlan wie Sn Ac Be eer tm oe | cox Haghes, ivers, Guba; sches Notas Gibb, ‘Boston, do; bark Bloude. Crawford, e Losding, Clutha, for Bos: | Se Brown, Hunt, Reediort: ‘Mackin Terry, ft oo rk bar | <p Seguin Cersaronta, April 2¢—Sld Bordeaux Packet, Stephouson, | orun’ Neve Govatea,May 2i—In port, schr Ticotie, Dickman, for | gies set eg, i Rio Oldenburg New York, 3 days, only ‘aim yepel. A foreign brig was to a Sophie, Addicks, fori. brig yas Cooper, De- sail for Wilmungton, NC, 1 2 da marara. 1M PHILADELPHIA, Kia RAN, brig Ee Baxter, Boston; irs Gleaner, York; © Cldy bark Ciestar, ands Hi iia King do: 25th, Reras, Patuam, fin Ny sel Baw. Ne ‘n th, Lube Studley, Boston 3 Fl rt Wi Frene! jence; Gen Patterson, Ag | W. Boston; M Smith, Cham: nd ald fe echt | Provid Frpcass: pees, § oe Ant ant it ‘Antrerpea, Urpayers fie aatwerp wmQnnant Nice: oa, ons Bolina, Mills, Rhode Island; Prince Ibert, ‘Sebor, fm London and for NYork. 271! Cl de yr athg Septes ber. Downe, bark Junietta, Blanchard, fm the river aud sid for © fim Boston ‘do; Phabe Buxter, Fall River; | auds. 22d. Victoria, Harishomue, fin Antwerp and sailed for | B Mahouy, | NYork. loth, Mount Vernon, Gireen, fm Matanzas afd id | TS 5 D hisd 17th, Pilgrim, Mitch fm Havana for Ham- ae DR R. MARSHALL Hi Li's, ne | “Donor, May 18Arr brig Acton, Daggett, from N York i, sob gaa eae Ate la “Aeon Daeneet foie a Toe R MARSHALL HALL, one of the moat celebrated | Dantzic, May 22—Indu, Boston, (probably Br.) is i is the dise 7 of this valuable Exsiyork, July 24—In port, Denmark, Frost, N Orleans, is now used and preseril he most emi- St. i Petersburg rej Peru, tet ad for do; 23d, ac ene ohyeighns in Harope and America, sovereign reme-"} Hamilton, \e ‘ead, in weakn e 0) 4 : ile, for Bt Petersburg: Sharon, 4 Sans wbere'ated koecsiior ts direvtious li tevsoned ibe Sha Mes N ork, for "do; ais * impson, ‘e- | most happy results. Bockholin for N York; 16th,’ Mar | jr. Hastings, of London, states in the: seo 13th, George, York for ialmo. «he has been very successful with Hall's Co Fuvsmina, May 13— reatment of the following diseases Grnrantak, May 5—Arrbrig hoe brought on by a secret bp youn leans, In port April 22d, big Angora, Sal | men, cansing lascivious dreams. s, | in, trom New Orleans forcadiz, ing days; Selma, | is, weakness of the smal ck on of intel- | Marston, from N York, arr lect, forgetfulness, palpita "of the he version to socie- | G root * Arr, Henry, ty, consumption, ‘conaciation, gleets, hk obstra ction of | Oce rt certain evacuations, total Phitton & Bo; Freuness, are Merits, Goodbues from Havas cured by this medicine.7 Hopes, agente For. more; Diadem, cing Alexandria. Sid, warded to all parts of inion, price $2 per bottles bottles Spal ing) B tang 2a 24th, Washington, Knapp. NewYork 22d, | tor $9. Sold at 14 fe wae | "Goove, Say V—Susannah, Boston, {probably Bi) Grom NO QUACKERY. | stadt, May 12th, Catharine, Clark Charleston; éth, Conque- DYCTOR COOPER, 4 Duane street, member of the | ror, do. { re College of Sui consulted confi- Gexoa, May 20—Arr ship Sheffield, Smith, from New Or- | dentially on ‘vate Cures without | leans: 10th, Elizabeth, Brower, Amsterdam,’ ith, Mezunti- | mereury orhindrance from. busingss, nt eases he cur | ook, Hirain, dy : Trenton, Maison, do, “Sd ith, Leopard, | ina few days. A practice of twelve yea's enables Dr. C. to cate a hort a nate strictures wi fa rr Susan, whet ie “wr hms, go N MEDICAL ADVICE. CTOR LAMERT | is still ee cae se at hie delicate, ts ature his treatment betag mild me prerenry. restraint in diet, or hindrance ‘Tota Waslneos pursuits" Hosen! cunee cured °3 ot | ‘SE BILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTION. sing from a too frequent indulgence diye ) he, passions of ind CN) Tan and thereby causing ni niesions, ‘impotency, sees, The Drs strictest office, 63 doy Bh Sutich Peabody, do ‘do; Walpole, fous rr ity ‘24—Arr bark Leontine, Arh . Sid ist, Stephani, Kruger, New York; om Doane, do. jay 17—Arr Cora, Young, from New Bedford, sit ve Dns ‘Eugene, Drinkwater, (from Rotterdam) for N ke jo, Sth; | any yiten jouman, — aisrax, June S—Acr ache Atlantic, Nickernom, Freder fuvoblect rievenee weal teeny ae » NG am I Tiosas Hence tor Hew tose, 7 atthe sei Hiorsict: | Seckeet Gattsemaed ssodcactiabesnters aad sepsis br tee Pacidon Bis for§ 10th, Boston; schr Boston, Laybold, do. Hono Kona, Mard eh 22— Arr’. Zenodia, Kenney gn LA | brig Acadian, Eldridge, | neglect ofthe parties, themselves. are, bythe Dr. the Few a qualified advertising | cone: ak sige " Lg 3 New | « 8 A PULMONIC SYRUP } * REMEDY pe i It will ieee te coe ae pe * ay nea ls tammmedinne Pistetty, mor ta most 7, cna Be smear, themsel that the Ps ly of the ness mie fr pk per cape ego they remarkable cures in hands aad soles of the feet ail combined to mice me, waste | away t ri Some months since | tained one of BEEKMAN’ s Treats | ks SEW Oisperyy sd WIGS AND TOUPEES, es ‘on d .ae ‘Cure of Consumption, a Bx 'S new invented Wigs and Scalps, so ths D a sonal the Lanes. iver Complain, Despepase, ly resemble the’ ral hate sto, defy detocdion. It La nt ar ee Tei alteets upon me ignore ie neat head io tip countenance were peguliar and iminediate, aad aa denefeiak It'scemed | of pair, : aad without any vexatious toepa ‘Eupus te "igen at Acting mpon every | erin: oii cepa poee a 3 part Yi only pareet epee to ey el gelug, bu jeaized, Pe | = way. Removed from 165, is Bren i zt mem, pesulis broi , final), me ; my chest a a ond lt, Pas io INVISIBLE Te ee ere ea eeu as thts salt aad | WIG BF thy nerves afeady, and. in a word, lam entirely reator | Soule Bvwrdce enables the real head of hair, that sceptics my eure inthe tm but | mat ° f perpiration eva mannt pn from |, and the great evil ‘other wigs eutirely bcructions ‘whieh, in te Stomach and bowel fice fom ioe connoorar ore > slike ‘invited to difficult: 4 f age, who. hes ae is at the ‘matufacturer’s, » Cy been y aan age some time with the liver complaint | BARRY, is g Bréadway, comer of Liberty street, ap tnd Byspereia, estending to affections of the Ki idneye and Spine, is now aking Beenatas’s Sravr and Prise, an WIGS. tn the wife of Eas. Van Sickle, and our residence is | PRATCHELOR’G new invented Wigs and, parm far in No. 162 Barrow street, New York, pe VAN SICKLE.” ted to in a et Batcl Her og fe ~ in at vane poy: fate ot iefy use Eindly ene | wtho see them, at Wim, Batchelor’s, 2 Wall treet, near Bron: sente..t@ see any one Who aii to converse with her | WAY. remov; Broadway.” teen Te her cte, st deception, Brxxsan’s AT. 196 NASSAU gaye on To guar Original‘ Genuine Pulmonte Seav 7 and. Vegeuahle Essential Tiong ey erg on ihe edn grt up in wrappers, co 5 therefore be caef and see that they get Beckman's modi- | Al “ona ng, in the, Cines, and no othe | 200 ae p—with an ‘assortment he old established office of the Proprietor, No. | . 493g Courdinds strect, one door, below Greenwich ‘street. | “lat hing eco as Conte OP co Teiraneam ves VOaoe goats. Being now so generally in ie, they are kept regularly by | many of the. most respectabl ‘apothecaries end MONEY LEN New York Brooklyn ce Tobe had aloo of suphorited | prysip Sateen gousnaen 2 aie nen ip agents in different parts of the country.__a24 1m La the o! ied. office, 232 rice the street, ou sad DR. JOHN ROAKE’S aves watch siareaaa plate, i ons ‘wearing apparel, IODINE LINIMENT. | dry goods, fant eA M. DAVIES, ‘Pawnbroker. R RHBUMATISM, SWELLED LIMBS, || _my™ *--~ wi Contracti a KING | srctonatencrasenierns | CATES CLOTS wee siaate, and heavy Hides, of various ay or sale cle that will perform all that it 18 re ate anid TORN HUW, 22s Eiveabeth te & Scientific Chemical Compound of lodine that has perform= femedy had fled chat i would stagger belie Wt they coud PERFUME it would st er nef i ey ce pow ve subatanfinied by the most sespeciable persons who D3 Ge NE cet ve been c The subgeriber offers the, most com élehee chronic artalldeantery, Peosirels whens of icinbe ea per cent. chedper, th otal Saree on bom Tonal Baia Blas LEAL | Ven you to call aad oye Gee Purchasing eleewhe re. Sides orate Prskmeaee tees epee eld (0 a emt tPPuce: | | Manufacturer and Importer of Perfumery, Soaps, . Scrofule or nat git pas pean used with incredible suc- | prondway, betwees Liverty and Courtland streets. ig srine and Hip Joints, ‘Tie Doloreanx, and’all'Nervous | _25 'mot iat TARRANT’S COMPOUND lf rainale and act ke» charm, stopning the Bleed EXTRACT OF CUBEBS It has never been_known to fail in curing the ost stubbor AN? COPAIBA is particularly recommen Ulcers or Fever Sores and Swel sing aero Spadina ataienereneay for al eae ich Kidney the Chest, le, Stit ra ¢ Throat, concentrated and pl eh Croup, ¢ on be instantly relieved by ack, Son ‘piece of flan- | ithout being Tasted o ot Pr Mi as the JODINE LINIMENT, | deoulaosare ieee ae gale Part affectes | me icupeedy a ‘and effectually eradicates cutaneous eruptions pee EB Warren 7 aaa ofthe skin ih the formof Slt hen, Erysipelan, Fimples, | Also, by Siogrly & fucker, (Mobile M Ringworm or Tetter, Barb rs Techy Beeld 1 Hendrickson, Beraan iNortol stantly relieves Toothache ae It extracts the i Ancauy W. pain and cures Corns, erat » tee. timores * Gaines iacigee ary ‘MeCloud & Nneake A word upon and cause of the human frame receives a shock, ether from heat, cold the Prospect of relie! DR. ROAKE’S 10- | by who know, that os t for desider- | article equal to it. iets soften to skin, fragrant to neinglo | joes wales destrpyef off er of freckles an pot ogre who Ww upon the Most delicate female or child with perfect eequomy ex Somer in shaving, oell pose free of it. Not adi thout by New York Gazette—The N. We vend hae ott Dr HO ARIS FoBINET NISENTE ice pageriegte, Gn Phi gel prone oF tes ae cs ee veer tees ries of an} — e Gentlemen—I feel it aduty to state for the benefit of the era ierorent me Ith geet ttled in my hip joint; the cer pried oto ‘socket by the pain fe eel yen boy. Frac |§ i Bie forw: en ne feat woe ints of my toes moe barely mre ant or the foot backward. 9 the nt healt a < ei to much impaired, Fmade ap iy mind that the dia firm hat nothing could benefit me: srucle Bay yery whicl bottle I ret e de: tracted the pain. I continued to use it freely ‘for. ‘at weeks; the cords —, Fe tort ed leg resumed nce, subsi , in Beware of i and obserr: eet wells 1 walk, Svan cane Or crutch, < under the direct for use, of ¥C. sais ‘daily to my business. to the Jo Viome comfort of my | for sale, wholesale and retail, and for family. = A. HE! |, 75 John street. Cc. Facts are stubborn cases: every day brings more evidence 192 Broadw: of the. of Roake’s by Lihiment. Successor to Dr, Feelings of gratitu the good of my fellow eemttares N. nan — particule who may be afflicted in the same way, thi the meyoniy ing cure of es ich is as fies 4 it cannet be Years ago he was attacked with « swelli plate, engraved by heek, which grew so dares. that it pared ing any It finall mniicies “of matter, an ker luced to amere skele H loyed omg eS SArIVE, MpDICIN CURED, gins UT PU: oa UMONT’S ms exis Mim tae 7 30 pea eee og and ta and the Cochin, far ae A mation sugsided, and before he second bottle | tne careeel = M. WISE, OPTICIAN, ee ost RESPECTROLLY ino tors he citinens of Now k, and the public in g self ii a ris city, at FITS! Bei ! pas! Where may be a aaa entot | FYANS ¥) YEGETABLE ae he is a SPECTACLES ‘AND READ S GLABEES, Ly ag yin ‘ caede benefit Particular attention is calles Ground Glass, of the finest flint, which, Boer, eye, ing and reading. for Cataract, can also be suite: Ln eis the ptrguae ofl fall la wane Atertclenn , ‘ | es é eyecare relate che | sgh ep tm Bingle bottles, with neces t Yor five years, or ex a Sarre. “mainte Leet steet Now Work. J. os FT Ev No.1 Bower, | - Map >: cat Eye | THE PRIVATE TREATISE, Pacey to be cy wel i} ae oe : at oh always Siitee irae = jittle rok i be Tr som | ame CLOSELY seohe hogs | fe Atnorosio—a sight no now act pbk removed of t undoubted t aes atthe the public of wos wasted vice to «od ana No. 40 | a ear re on. Pa feeet iat ee. | brreeyritias i REMOVAL. j R. TOWNSEND'S ARILUA, DEPOT will | be removed 7s | oo Book eet ca and See ery, bottle te signed with 8.P. | T clea HO! FUBLI ED The “Idle Hour ,, pH aad penpiyadondly ella Comic i Mey selbe ethe bes re in il, can have a lio, he ‘one which embraces rove, Howto As Sfliseases | * x aa Fulton street, wi WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No.7 SPRUCE STREET. f e PERLE ND DRET ALL, qiye—h Pike est tae | my6 Imerre 2 a i | i Keying, rown, Hh, do; | inci | % A r iressed vo Dr. H. Fawcett, 196 neco, Drew Baath de: se Mant Staten lal ae 1 letters preqmid, end sddressed to apatete | unriv: |e - PIANO FOKTES. | Diva ete gt lag ad fie. ee a fra vaperoe aad | Qox i Ss | | Gaia al im@re pi (the gee ad by a friend to t ras advised by s friend 0 try, Taras” Fates de capreeedeated suctessof this Sierectiesia tee" bethose eae at ickuess began som: like six years ago with = region a of and general ‘organs. pk C aie was irregular, gular, dade) Swell 1 re to eat weight and distention following, wil bele ching W ho) fhe uate nardadticie moe stagerey TC/ENHS ia restless; my road way dreams.’ 1 Writiug, Dre nolo eel ry Homes, bila age and thirsty and with Srere notre: | sett late, ker, W. , Ring, Pin and pene’ 3 ire ¢ feng cases for silver Plate "to order: Also, Trays | niger 4 And io vars samen ae i of ny stmaeh, made aud Steed to Jewell mired sete cazes, to coutain ‘watches, with sueh a gnawing, » ringe, keys; pints ; drive me almost ine cough troubled aoe ‘of the abov arte cee) conataaty ou band and me very much, and my veticiplied *ifhculties appeared to be much nontnen and 0.2 tending. rapidly to C Zomaempeien, Lear New York my12 Im®re f inns attended ‘man 7 | remedies, bt eater and eral aer wot obtain By ee WIGS, WIGS AND TO Tasting benedit from any of Now and. then { would | THE MOST NATURAL, mend a idle. kira he i eet however, was a on a | | ND ‘a nearest 998 ral het i of any tn New York, I kept getting ly worse and worse. Severe Clundasn at street, Soumerty. of palpitations! fe he heart, soundings in the ear, gi | 36 i Pea treet, is oe Ls numbness of the finger, great languor, eureme oc a hing in reference tothese Wigs, Ta the verona wen, ond cold, shifting seusations of soreness about the # reat popularity, a0 Grnly ex ror eat ae Hive, pain in my cheat, with aa pressive eas eee cae | Rraugers are il he to Velimposed upon by the the’ pretend a i an 5 srrelder’; coilliness, followed by heat of the, skint sad pert | clakerdee to. sbound that note may be male, OF pte eularly a dryness and burning sensation Sr alose of es | to'raluable a brad otha rnenanntel halt work, in the vari reat aiety otadies 9 o1 i and retail Mt PRD'S, 92 Chatham st. ae ‘sand completely dishearten me.” in | out Yearatter year rolled slowly by. My life was one ae ok bitter, euler < oly. my 1d ig thy t jon oft ag The freat advantages pn and uuique wig i te withour sewing | Simble ep whiel 2 ee 80 Laas Beek "s ee CED} Sioakd nave been , that I made of Da. Brex- hs cn be catia ara ee MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS ae igue, or other causes, the weakest One person. itt have a coi hij Sejehbot 2 theumati ays h 8. BROAD, Basement. 11 Wail street, in the connen Oe JOHN Stheer TO THOSE WHO SHAY THEMSELVES. recimens St’ HINGS: "gnapfreechable VERBENA CREAM FOR SHAVING this article, ‘univ. ly by th ial of ity Cath eel ae a indeed tally my imere Hoakes IODINE LINIMENT. healthy action in the diseased part, strengthens, es, aud restores it to perfect health. It only wants to satisty the most skeptical of the restoring power of luable Liniment. ic, the astonishing cure of mysi e Jast twenty years I have ould not walk without a can , 0 much so ” In » Which is ce 1S trouble, jows:— ¢ physicians an sure cur Roake h ‘f consent fait rie but pe ot hed rc Ve found relict oare apa SEo skins se cuae te besonaee ae its former pneer: of an aunoyancg to use the razor. as perfectly SEN 8. EASTON, a 90 Ninth avenue. pal.Depot, &. INGERSOLL & CO.,90 Joba street. sp. ‘The dvacovsey wes a fest Gem ti iy dacteiatad the public, to bom he te partielDy ual vissit to for the last ten P reyes = will ight. toa new le of Pers hand true ground, produce ‘the highly recommen for preserving and improving the sight Sighted, parsons, and tad ashave been operated upon DR. J. mae iM ORAND STREET. ‘witnessed astonishing cures i» Welieve his prej oie IDLE HOUR BOOK, se her Rees sci | Al mat wien he enn : eee marit istf re eciinen Ye beri He he mon of he rade ilen sod forge Yar he erin hi country, Sonne VINGSTON. aA aa their | er py GORDON. BENNETT, ow amp Naseau staxers, | Néitrwirast