The New York Herald Newspaper, June 12, 1847, Page 4

hands. The returns indicate thet there has been a pe- remptory revolution ia popular sentiment in the interior, ‘and in all the agricultural counties of the great West. The voto throughout the entire State, is hardly half as largo as (bat polled im 1844, and we are constantly in the reoeipt of letters from portions of the West, that are full of reprebension and censure of the whigs, who have every where remained at home, and suffered this impor- tant judicial election togo as it might; indeed, it is manifest that the entire mass of citisens who voted gaint the new constitution, and w! un wective >have fale oes judiciary tle fi QoS een See unifurmly remsined at ne, Sut opposition to the elective aystem is not the onl caus of this tremendous: nptbon the popular oter compreneniaaee causes = ich. when they = r + Srrogant Ultra division of the cance great aud noble whig party. may waalmate those connervative whige who. bare heen constant and wale form in their support of national whig principles, and | may Coustrate them to feel » just interest in the result of the local elections. Among the powerful causes | which have intuced the conservative diversion, is the | fatter ant absoluteabandonwent by the ultraiste of those houarable cardinal principles that created the whig | party. and that were estab! lahed for ite p nage aud ae Veroment through ton, irs of resai { succeeding years or wi mph. "Phe ultraists have forsook those maxims of inspiration; they have couspired at the organizati " of dan, ee festicn are pledged to sustain designs con! A Seer e tscimanares law, and in vivlation of the | Poace of the public snd the Uniou; they are resigned to principies which every good conservative citizen is bound tw reprehend; tbey have committed acts for the express coteangoment of the cousurvatives, aud the ruin of thw wnig party; sad they have raised up # bigh and form dable obstacle to the Uaion of whigs in this State ; they arean auoimaly. aud an isolated faction, avd this howe they bare the euprrhumen linpantty to charg» the wing party proper witu treason Such, in brief. the history of the disorganization of the whig party.amd the cause Of tw presvat defeat which is so vehemently lamented. Governor Slade, of Vermont, occupies a suite of rooms at the Delavan House, and will remain here a number of duys. [understand that he will deliver a lecture this evening at one of the churches, with a view to the establishment of school houses in the valley ot the Mississippi, and in the westera prairies ‘Tho friends of the educational system in this State are probably not aware that in the teeming fertilo West there has been a powerful organization ot the people, in order to give the young children in the West a knowledge of the science of life. ‘The cther day sizty-five young women passed through this city in el sachusetta, I believe, resolved to devote their lives to school teaching in the West. I shall try to elaborate upon Gov. Slade’s lecture. | | de I warant Falcou—129 hhds yobs do YS wagd Echinticetneree 5) 42 IIs to oo Cc STON—Nhip Utheil» on ee risa Es'W Caspeuterss bles ction to MARITIME HERALD. PUR. UF SKEW YOR, JUNE 12 20m KisKs.. ti} Volaman. hoes Me Jounell, (Br). (Brei) Poppe, Bremen, vin New rive Ad (Br) Ht 4 Ga; Ethel, (Brom) plead, ‘Boo Sels, (Breia) Eanbletog, { ork, Ke, Dutilh & je, Belfast, Ric! 5 u va Apnil 2th, off St iinclestou, frum New York tor ‘Retterdam.-.M to R E jarge of the accomplished Miss Beecher, of Mas- | Ixst, to Hargiius, Brothee. 17 pass: ngers, Bremen bark Creole, Weasels, 32 days {rom Bremen. with mdse, to E & T Poppe, 71 passengers. 4th inst, 58 15,'spoke ship Weymengtou,” from Europe’ for Philadel- Jou dl, exchanged a rom New Yo bh s—Saral t Richmoa ox, Parker, Boston. poye Wedt Indies. . Bulkley, Chav Re & Coruing & Sou; ion Brush: Sree dd-'Bat Ri nd Ufauine’ Pentel: Pac pitnnee, Crowell, Boston; Marietta, Crowell, Boston; Davi Arrived. r,t master. 182 poke sh p Souther: Live French it, to Bs des, *p Ship Othello, Tucker, 5: Taylor & Merrill, 8th uasell Glover, ‘Bark Croton, Boul Freael ;, Ship Temenvee, (of Boston) Pray 0, mer, hi rerpool. ‘Ship Ma:garet, (of New Bedford) Y« je, with 150 tons win to Baker & Cook. an’s Head, days from C i ; r lard, from Hi D Harlbur & Co. 128 passengers. Ankoler, Lenevew , 39 davs from Havre, in bal- ¥, from Be lay 23. Ii ‘with bark Pleo, (of Boston) Leck for re. Sidiu company with Bre: ue, for New York. Vischuows Raesud, 9 days from Havre, in bal- & Hi-cken 125 passengers. sehr Hope, of and fur Philadelphia, from Liver- lumportations. ke. sou, Havre, Wm Whit- chs & Co; Her ‘abick estou; fast, May 11th, May 38 ar (0 18. ton 38 Mat af lou 7005, s1.oke shy Marmion; Rawards heuse ug, 48 days from Ha- uRers — iturion, of 28. 29th ult, on the ‘eston, with cotton, lat 34 25, lon 75 40, saw ship , from New Orleaus for Boston. wie, May 2d, with mdse, to Jat 39 13, lon ° h Christy, with bis minstrels, has created a musical | "Hin yerian bork Morning Star, Happerel, 7 days from Ant- furor. werp, in ballast, to Kanekelmanu & Co, '96 steerage passeu- ‘The weather is charming, and the parks and shaded | gers. avenues are thronged with lovely women. | understand that Dixon H Lewis, one of the corps of | 24 tons pig iron, to visiters at West Point. is expected here to-morrow. Bale of Stocks at Boston. ‘xilroad 117; 6 astern Boston Bank Rights 8 2 N Veste ron id Maine Rot Railroad 4934; 100 Fi: iiroad (yar 50) 1 hi raton Company 1945: $1000 Reading Railroad OUMMKKOIAL INTKLLIGENUM, State of the Flour Markets, ‘on shore; su PHitapetrnia, May 10.—The demand for flour has | in deen fair, but holders having advanced their rates to | $39 3756 per bbl. the sales have been confined to 1200 a 1400 bbls. at $8 3734, and a few hundred bbla, at $5 25, At the latter price there are now free buyers, but no sellers, Corn Meal—Sales of 1200 bbls. at $5 25 a $5 373g. Wheat—Red wheat is dull of sale and prices | rather unsettled. Salas of 2,050 a $3.000 bushels good | white at $210 per bushel Corn has slightly advanced ; sales of 2,000 — 3,000 bushels Pennaylvania yellow at $1 17 per bushel, weight. New Onurans, June 2.—Yesterday was rather a quiet day for business, though the sales of grain, particularly wheat, were large. The flour market was rather less firm, owing to heavy receipts. and only 5.000 bbis. were sold at $675 to $6 85 for Ohio and Tuinoia, and $7 to $725 per bbl. for St, Louis. Of corn, 35,000 bushels were taken fur shipment, ut 65 to 80c. per bushel, the highest price for yellow. The sales of wheat embraced 46,000 bushels, at $1 45 to $1 4743 per bushel for prime Cucina, June 6 —Although we had news only of the Hibernia being telegraphed at Boston, there was notwithstanding a brisk demand for flour to-day, and the rales reached 4,700 bbls. Small lots from wagon at $6 64 to $578; 50 do from store at $570; 200 do from store at $5 80; 1,300 do on bourd flat-boat at $5 82, and residue in sundry lots at $5 75. CirveLanp, June 7.—Canal Receipts—13.090 bushels wheat, 22,705 do corn. 8190 bbis, flour. Sales of Flour —900 bbls mixed brands, $7 25; 300 bbls Doddridge 25. Of Wheat—3.800 bushels to arrive, $1 45, Of Corn —4,000 bushels in store, 64c; 3,000 do. ‘afloat, 64; 6.000 do. 64, Also, 150 bbls Mess Pork, $14 50, Wheat from teams, 135 a 139¢; Corn, 56 4 60c. Philadelphia € Market. June 10.—The offering comprised 1260 head of beef | cattle, most of which were western; 220 cows and calves; 650 swine, and 1080 sheep and lambs. Prices—Beef cat- te are iu limited demand, and with a large supply prices have receded. Sules of 740 head at $647 76 per 100 pounds, 450 were driven to New York, aud 70 remain unsold. Cows and Calves—Mileh cows and springers are in demand at ¢12430. Dry cows are dull at $7.4 12 each. Swine continues in steady demand at $6 a7 per ewt Sheep and Lambs—Sheep sell from $1 to 4, and vubs at $1 to 3 60 each. Hay und Straw—Hay is dull d prices have declined. ‘Timothy brings 70'to 950; , and worth 65 to 75¢ per cwt. Straw we | 0 a7 50 per 100 buudles, | ‘The Crops. We bave heard complaints within a few days of the appearance of ins cts in the growing wheat. and some pircos, we are assured, are much injured. if not rained. ‘With this exception, the crops generally in our vicinity look very promising. Owing to the late cool weather corn is rather backward. but should the season hereafter be favorable, it is not too late to expect a plentiful crop. ‘The prospect for fruit, of all kinds, is highly encourag. ing.—Skaneatles Columnian. ha St_Joseph’s Valley Register, published at South Bend. Indiana, on the 4th inst, has the following :—The alarm among our farmers, relative to the fly in their wheat increases. and appears to be better founded thau we had last week supposed. We pasced. on Wednesday through that beautiful tract of farming land, the Indian Reservation in Berrien county, Michigan, adjoining our county line, and to all our enquiries wo received the Fame auswer that the fly was indeed unusually prevalent One faraer, who has a handsome aud apparently thrifty firld of wheat, and who, up to @ week ago, confidently expreted to have 1000 bushels from it. found it on # close examination, ao full of the fly that he will not, ip all prodebility, dnd tt worth entting by harvest; at a sainple of what we were informed was their con- dition through the whole reservation. On the North side of Terrecoupee Prairle, in this county, a prairie which generally suffers but little from drought, cold, or fly, some of the finest fields of wheat are found to be in a similar situation. If this scourge of our farmers works the evil all suppore it will. conjoined with what we have already suffered by having part of the crops winter killed, northern Indiana and southern Michigan, with all their large expanse of tillable lands, will have duc small. if any. surplus next hervest. The cold and backward spring has also been very unfuvorable for corn, and much fear is felt relative to that crop also. HERALD COMMERCIAL CORRESFONDENCE. Havana, May 31, 1847. Since my last there is little change to note in our mar- ket. Sugars remain without alteration in price, and operations are somewhat limited. In molasses there hax been no operation of note. Sales have to-day been made of 1000 barrels flour at $13: 600 bbl 5 1000 m yellow corn Gre, 800 kegs und 0) bbls lard at $17; i potatoes $5 26; 1000 empty casksat $2; 400 bales hay at $2; 300 from Autwerp at $1 75; lumber, white pine $25 to $26, hogshead shooks 11 rs; sugar boxes 6}; ra, Freights very dull; to the United States nothing of- fering; to Europe £3; nominal exchange on London, 7 per cent prem.; United Stutes, 2 a 234 discount H. B. M. sloop Alarm is just in, ten days from Sacrifi- cion bringing no advices whatever. Foreign Markets. Krxosrow, (Jam.) May 7, 1847,—Sinoe our last, under e of 3d instant, we have little change to note in commercial affairs. Flour is as dull as we have ever known it, and our dealers will touch nothing but what they have immediate eal for. Small sales of corn meal are being effected at 27 » 28 shillings; crackers are worth 21 a 22 shillings; oavy bread is scarce and would realize 184 per barrel. ‘Ihe supply is rather heavy. We have to report « sule of 335 kegs Philadelphia lard at Td per 1b, aud 100, kegs Philadelphia butter at 95, 400 boxes Philadelphia candles at 9d. Fork—Prime American movewoff slowly at 724 per bbl; cut mess is wanted, and Wald reatize Bhs. Boet—The sales have been 40 half «> #b 4p aud 50 shillings, ‘his particular packawe ix “ous denand an much wanted. Haimsa—We report « sale of 190 American at 634d ; cheese, American may be quoted at 734 a 8d; the stock on hand is large; coru, upwards of 700 bugs fresh Amwrican have been sold at ba, and above 1300 bays South American have been sent to Cubs. Exehauge on New York five per cont pre- miam = Pamengers Arrived. Havaxa—Bark Kaprl—F Deconinek, lady, danghter, son sud servant, Mrs L Taylor aud daughter, RG Hol.nes, Indy aud sou, Mra Ann George and servant, Miss M B de Beaure- gard, Mes ON: utting, H Swmaer, Mb Vy ‘ son, J Mu M Mara. Ft Lopes, Eb Agosty, AJ Gutaren, A G Aboli- tullde, Win Callahan, J Spafrow, G Baily, AM Cummings, J Stayies, W Stone, L Bris, J Butler. Foreign Lmportations. — Havana—Be disse te es 14,000 jaceo Jove A Ledon—228,000 segars Res ne ‘rane: 6 do John Mathe 6000) bag comes | urehar Cases segars 000 ds 99 bales rope John Wailes, jr—t & Kelly—i84,000 do se; Tou reich | 9th inst, tat 40 32, 1 1000 do, 1830, 72; $1000 U 86 per cent Trea- | W Wheelwright, 1 ig ne ‘aboaduiepe Bark Rapid, Ward, from Havana, May 3lst, wit yr. On the Sth Juve, when in lat 32 25, the brig Mobile, (of New York) uu- der jury mast, 4 days from Orauge Key,’ where she lied her with a coil of ¢ Coptain, two seamen m: wi rt Li mns—1000 do A Bel> | do Primes Ward & | Wine © Heerdimt package | K—~10 HW ienerm9 Breve aupt & Chum—1 Bourry & [remot F Hountecae tit! shell, Broguacd & co—3 Moran & Iselin F Eaton uc ¢ ‘owsarde=1 LS Ovitlemt Steel, Anderson & Stiustict ye— Buoner, Graves & cot 8 Mitchell ondlot—0 e+ Hoseneranty & bak» et A Pleader—649 Jransides? eke wine PAK L De it Bourry, Vikvenois & e.—7 Colville Flem Lillendsl—20 Theiran, Maillard & co F Dupre &co—6 do6 cs toorder. Lgase—Barque Thetis—200 tons pig iron R_ Ipvin—70 cake Berise & ites A ruvke—14d bbls gunny begs W ee | wi fy order. Sehr Bi nay} stores. Cardenas; Kenyon’s steamer Hibernia, wall be re Tuesday, 15th inst, at quarter bet pre-paid to any part of the cor bouud to New York, board, went asho West’ Hampton B the outer bar and U city, who cond mite assisted in some difficulty n nock River, when ir 20N, low. 3 Jon 59 W. Big Hope. Pierce, fm N York for M Brig Thomas Walter, Marham, fm Phi May, off Sand Ke: Cron, May 22,00 Bahama the Falkla cruise and " peer of ¥ i March 21, Int 12.57, to er 150 wh. : Heard from, off Cape Horn, Feb 10, Courier, Holley, of N 1 Cuttin tor Pada, e, to Richardson jac 42 04 rs, 10 Moses: 7730, came up Wi charge of for the first port they could ates and two seamen). ished ‘company, co: the sree mall ro} one boy, make noith of ¢ igo for New York. tC 0 steainship Washington, Cowes, ke. steering E by 8, Koi 4 50, spoke Br brig Wid ra, Out 3 days, 2 passengers. ting, 39 days fiom Havre, with mdse, to passengers, Br bark Commerce, Halliday, 97 days from Galway, I, with ‘A Bell & Sons," May 21th, Intt6, fon 52, spoke back Ann Bates, from Boston for Liverpuol. passeuxers. rk "Thetis, Has 8, (of Boston) 20 days from Belfast with fatson. May ls Jon'9 30, hig Isbetls of Plymouth, from i ve ! ‘HM steerage York.— a fiue rate — low, from st a in Tat had been he brig was id. was tr) = Hatteras The crew of the brig had previously arrived at Havana, and the sul sent four of them on beard the id (first and second ‘hea we spoke the Mobile, the cypt the 2d iste 'o join him; he did uot wa) others; but he refused to go with him. [The Bulkley, was from Andrew: taken to Havana | is wt any of the Mobite, Cape this port, bound to Poiut laabel, with C on company, off ~an- ks since, and was compelled to return. . Tdays from Portland, i ballast to Hare Bell, Clements, 36 days from Waterford, in bal- Br brig taatsto J Kinsford, Bt wasengers ethard, & Ur brig Louis de Geer, with mdse, to Schmidt & Balch lat 38 28, lon 56 10, spoke ship Helena Gustave, Bremen brig Johann 1" t, to Bechtel Brig Louisa Beatou, Robinson, w th cotton, to E Othello, from Charleston for New York. Hurlbut & C uid. 41 days from Antwerp, vee. Danish brig Wattresse, Priderique, 13 days from City of St Domingo, with 700 pes mahogany i9 i st &Stucken, Lefino Ain vessels. Brig Motto, Hastings, 13 da’ hhds 10 tes molasses, to order. lignumyite: to Ludering, 56 days from Bre- 109 Pansengers. ‘Sth inst, hence, for Ha- Meyer from Mariel, Chet with 318 Left no Am vessels. Apalachicola, 14 days from 5 of Hatteras, spoke ship Br brig Star, Barues, 12 drys from Windsor, with plaster, to ey & Lo. le, Whita he Falcon Scnr Gi Parritt, from Havana, May 31. with sugar, to ia had just arr trom Balt. rien, Suays from Gieen Tu ue Key, with maste! Thames, 6 days from Harbor Island, Bahamas, with fruit, to master, Schr A J De Rosset, Roderick, Wilmington, NC, with na- vil stores. Sehr C Sedgwick, Brewster, from Wilmington, NC, naval tores. Schr Anu Maria, Jones, 4 days from North Carolina, wit! Schr Le en, . Bedell, 4 days from Bi areal pe nr fk geet a oe to tna Lr og Sd chr Frances, Robins, 4 days from North Carolina, w.th na- val stores. Sebr FE Sehr J Ni Returoed—The Br ship Compton, Houghtor which sailed from this port on Below. I ship, 2 brigs—unknown, P Horton, Burbank, Virgi K Polk Longstreet inginia. ingtii woern, GS hursday, retw , NC, naval stores. ————— Heraid Marine Correspondence. Cleared— Bi 1 tre: er of Beaver: we Pra. . Ds lo; Cyclops hi ‘Tucker; Craumer, G ia at Hanover streets. utlette, tee, ‘ork; Emily Be lo; aud ‘Miscellaneous Record. Packet snip WateRtoo, Capt Allen, baving been detai ¢d by auy re winds, will sail this morniag at 12 o’clock for sail this dw ans, for Havre, will June 1i—4 P.M. aehrs » New York, hs St Clow, Little, Matwzas; Levant, Hewitt, brigs Pioneer, (Br) Sea Howes, Boston; Mary EL Cruwel Newark Superb, Tomlin, Providence; Alert River; Oregon, F 3 New [Bediord; J ireland: Acoru, schrs Mexico, Tomlin Smith, Fall Journe, der jolph, Haley, Providence, Harriet barges Geo’ Washington, MeKil- Carter, do: Nep uue. New Jeney ‘aud brig Cohansey, for Exchange News Room: the Ofting News Room, cor Letters for Halifax and Liverpool, to go by the royal mail Br sank Jun he captain sland, al A messenge: a ng is drowned in try’ ship tothe shore. The passe: when the messenger lef’; ‘he weather was fine. the duderwriters are to despatch assistance to her itame re 5 o'clock. tinent. ith 150 nat half ed at the above offices until Letterscan be nf yeter, from a port in Europe, pas ngers On he at It o'clock, on way between has come up to the lay morning, with a request frum were allon t to his assistance. The xe 10 effect «landing from the board the sh The diately. Now Packet Stir Crgove, henes for New Orleans, was overument steamer T ear Bahama Banks, by the French anecre. which was ng 80, thot she proceeded to Norfolk for repairs. amount of injury to the Creole is not stated. much injured he Br. Bank Bancow, for Cork, left Baltimore in tow of the le steamer Relief, but was left at'auchor off North Polut, the crew refusing duty, Baia Ganet—The Bremen sl timore, fell in with aud 33, brig Ganet, suype P Ann, Hortsinan, at Bal- uthe 16th May. Iat'40, Tong a American, hed an was abaudoned, had beea dismasted ging attached to the’ spars lying alongsid sails, provisions, bouud; w or fire, C fur a figure: part of the fg 3 was strip) Ke. ‘Could not tell where from oF whither fed with logweod On leaving her she was tain H thinkiwg her position daugerous to ua Br Bank Craistiana, which cleared at Baltimore $d in- Spoken. Brem ship No 166, steering 19 W. May 18th, lat 4 too eran! stant for Gla gow, returned to B on the 10h, to be relieved of pert of her cargo. She had proceeded as far as the Kaypahan- was observed that she 0.47 N, lon 38 ee Cwsar, of Liverpool. bound E, May 25, lat 39 a Baik Mersey, Coffin, fm Liverpool for Apalachicola, May st 2430, Jon BL 10 1d Brig Joha Balch, of Boston, steering F,, May 27, lat 3416 N, ibo, June 2, lat — tor N Ork 22 ys Beg Leghorn, fm Cuba for Boston, June 5, lat 39 N, lon 70 Brig Alpine, of Bangor, fim Cuba for Boston, June 7, 0 ote neg Poe a for Boston, June 7, lat 4 giz Repablic Kenny, 5 da fm N York for Port an Prince, Ma 30, tat 34, lou 62 Brie Lye. ming, (of Warren, RI) fm N York for Vera Cruz, May 22, on Bahama Brig Washwgton, White, (of Boston) fm N York for Vera Sehr Spitfire, (of Hoston) Whitton, for Vera Cruz, with sub- marine apparatus on board, May 2?,on Bahamas: Whalemen. Arr at Sag Harbor 9th inst, ship Ontario, Green, N W Const, ia N Zeala ord, 3 mos on au it The Bal 170 «pm, 3 we ath inst, lat 31, lon 73, ith 80 bbls spm 10 bbls blac! Car wal dis 10, vasa, May Hambare, ie 4 Cinste ty F }, with 2300 bbls wh oil 10.000 Ibs bom apegking Keb 22, Int 533¢ 8, lon 993g W, ship: Fegiklin, Hara vaving the SI. uimbo, in March, Por days 1H, 1400 wh 400 spm, Jat 33.40 N, lon 68.59 W, sche os out, 2 bbls black fish. fe. Reports had 850 5pm fchr Riensi, of Provincetown, sh oil. Ports. 1, Pauntas, about March 90—Sid bark Roderick Dhu, for rd. peat 10—In port, brig Nereus, Upton, for Salem, ter, for Bane Millinoket, Hore York; seh F A Heath, : bay indaley* for ww York) The | Ch toi di SI Step Bate, June vert, Skoffield, do. F Bucksront, May 31—Arr schrs Gazelle, Lewis, Baltimore; 3d, Pallas, Kent, do. Cuarcesto, Juno 7—Arr ships Manco, Wilson, Liverpool; Charleston. Brown, New York; bark Hamilton, Hallett, Bo.- Ohio, Delano, N York, > EB. Hoppia, Boaraman, Jad seepgrmer nm men barks Lor O'C Doyle, da N oo ALPxANDRIA, ALT IMORE, Rott ered, Bremen; Chatleston; Win Brown bark * hristian, Mi Scot! etie, i ea:h: ship Bike, Blake, Bo ee Crave, Card-pa re jaker, Atwood, s ree beanie . tae ritaneia Harrise a pe fat es yon igerpat sty ton, tonal pas engers’) brig Osprey. Nick "+ dericks! . Seis abea tee nimet e yah Catch, Demi x. EPR, May alu port nus, Geo ge Washing © N York, ly ta, Fondorgreat Evans erie], Marshall, (from Se eel. nah, ‘and Relief, Philadelphis 7th, ships Sveed, ad Wan brig Mary Hibbert, Michener, Freder eral Foster, Spates, » astport, wit Henrietta, Say on, June W—Arr, ship C: Fessenden, P-lermo: Bikich (pipe ondon Ws trae: Cau Irelands Beison Sautiago; 3% masted sc! brig Curacao, Higgins, for Phi bs | Gilveston. Line J ms Attantic, Cook, Mayngue New Bepronp, to fond oil for Bett Jelphin. Newncnyroar, June 9—Cid bark Chilton (new), Bartlett Fraukfort. to load for Cul \brams, ‘rawk Gbe Ovlea ov Briggs: brigs oung, Dow, Stetson. ore, Proctor, sehr Grecian, p Dalim Philadel S—Art sch hr Art ‘j eae Neble rag cea iim, bork Helen Maris, Taylor ‘ovter, Suaderland: ‘rauce. rail snd tia, Sara en altimore. Elizabeth Denison, Spe ir, Allen, New Orleans, ia; schr Metamora, Hop- 8-Ar2d, Norfolk, . Bremen: Famaizn Pescntee, Bel & Wilker, (Biemen) Bassee, Hremen: Meimittance, arshall, Brazos Santiago, FmO; 5 Itast ‘Stevenson, d Sinus, Nickerson ling, Pensacola. bark Dutchess, Epp In Hampton Roads, Rapid (Sw), New York, R. Arr Mary ig Natt, zit bee: brige W. the Bags ‘Prowagring (Neepollan) Lagemes Corey’ ook Bun; Hopkins, NYork, arrays "Georneiven We Orratleo, Marti . Jr, ary, Ghar: Hoyt, N York: ve, do: 6h, L vid-wee, aed ez doi bark Win jek: - . Ba . Ann, man, West ladies Gullo igual for two shins janill»; Corse, inre ‘08: © Colon barks Gen Greene, Ardennes. jiams, Palm, Ki and others ‘681d, brig Pactolus, Dean, Havana; sehr Con- Ann A Par ‘on, do; E Harkness, ‘Sid 7th, sehr Maria ir, Brazos berks Rothschild. Lowery, Vera Cruz: Azo atcher, do; schrs Alexander, Hammond Mary Wilks, Folger. Monrovia, (Afri pon, Crowell, and R. A. Thompson. Morse, Brazos § iago: Sabine, Robinson, and Grecian, Gilchrist, Vera Cruz: New Giobe, Toberts, N'York Cld 2d, ship Lord Seaton, Br Fitzsimmons, Liverpool: bark Alvarado, A\ Metonvell, Havana; M Lane, Boston; schrs chr Ingersoll, from Phi New Haven, June 9—Arr brig Mayflower, Stevens, Porto Save: Cld oth, Three Brothers Rio, via N York. Sid schrs Geo Washi ‘Two Brothers, Buckaloo, do; Hanaketca, Sampson, d tucket, do. Hooper. West ge plus, Dayton, Albany’: core, Wells, and Lady Wa: PorTLanp, Jun Ricwestonr one 10— Richard ‘Tho: ‘Otkley, New bark Augola, ee hrs Thor 01 York. in, Corson, » Sailed, schr Flavilla, T June 9—Arr schr St Helena, Hatch, Philadelphia Varney, Sandwich Islands, Sid, bark tou. Rayner, Phila: 3, Nan- on, do; . irk Montgomery, ; 8th, Monrovia. Std sloops Sur: no, Alers; Velocity. 3B shington, Rowland, N’York, Arr sehr Harp, Wait, Norfolk. CA mas Ireland, Somers, New York; A L Tiverton, June 4—Arr sloop Tortugas, Key West. Arrivais of Henry Fld, ‘Mes. MeN. E. Braytor Spotswood, Amgr. Dr. Me) N. Frost, Pl A. McDowell, Charlestor 1 Cameron, Louisville: Ae seren do xcellenc Richard aid Mrs Hush i Rew Exc Mr. Thurston, New Y: Mather, N Y: Th | | B. Melendock Hi hoau, Hartford; 5. Mel: rs William Guman, dauuhter, Miss Go: bush T vi Baltimore; R Montgomery. Boston; R France, Baltimore Miss Cohen, M: England; M Boston; Kassell, Chicago; A. Bishop, Providence; C. 8. Bostou; Miss Know er, jenrman, York R Keli Ohio; J. Ker J. Hall, ‘Conn,; 6. Geo. Harris, bb Prince Flushing; do; A. Row J. Avoz! L Warner, Paterson J C. Hamilton, V. D Warren, 8 Bell, Alby re Sherwool, M N. Cheney, JC vania; J. Hi Somerset: J Vausant, Virgiai Mes. Wilkins: ‘T Gal'er, Vera Cruz; G. Zacharies, Wheaton, W Phillips, £. Hubba ; lam, J. Kietd, P. H. McFadden, Phila N, Allen, Phila; Mi Sprigfield; ¥r, Clarke, Bowden, do; Geo Loreng, Boston; B. Mr. Tall H. Slocum, Tro} | B. Fe T.O.Cat Jewell; A. J. Philbriek, Europe: M. Mi | Washibjner, & it Dv. | Ruchic, Phil | Hilly EB! Smit New) Cromte: | B. Bik herty, Chale ork; ry an J Har, Cr Granby: D. Wi Hilbert, |. W. Root, jew ine field; H. Wi cane i. Ir, D r. Adams, Spait elton, pee ter; J |, Havena; A. W E-. Stevens, do; J. Lane: acd daughter JS . Stanley, do New Ham cs « RKANKLIN Hote: W. Wilson, Phita; J. Dyer, Balt m Parsons, J. 8. hode stand; W. D. Kell Mr. and Mrs. Williams, ers ican Horen. AC, Balti Baltimore; Goldsb hi ty Horm. M. Barth db E. ‘noton Horst. Ball, Rochester; J. Ape ia Lodge and lai re City; W. P toward BR dy, West Suttic FA. Pomeroy iy, Warmouth; D. Read, Ohio; W: Bridgeport E. Birdsey, 9 . Bailey, do ether ance Horet,. |. Hellans York; Joha . D. Fe " Stark Hill R.C ye P. Cutter, do;' 9. do; Mr Ogden, Wi MecAlhster, Phils. Ciinton Hote. Tailor, Weston Crane, Sh d lady, +L Bridgeport; orthfield, J. Duff, N- Work; J. Harris, L Pitsfield; P. G. Holmes, lady and soa, Ha- ew York; J. G. Hinckey, do: Mr Lucas, do: 8 Smith, New Have jurlington; Miss Earle, 'W. Wheeler. Pe New York. aod Mrs. Phelps, Brunswick; Mr. r imore; W. Musgrove. A. French, Albany; orough, U. 8.N; Mr. F Browne, Philad. Astor Hovar. nd Mrs. Cliffe Mes. Abbott rs, Street W. Hart. Troy: A untingdon, D. Hawes. Wr. ond Mrs Aes, Ro- lett, do; M. Johnson, Brown S.A key, pone: § Stokes, Phila ; Colt, Paterson. . B. Sherman, Rochester; Wm RK . Draper, New York; J. 8. Redfield, Port Hop its, Hare D. Kingsland, Hinesville, Merrick, Zanesville. a ffett an 1d; Miss Grah rd, Danghetz, Hay New Bri ‘j 8 Way, Da: Ki 34. Cotter, Bost Cc. A. Dolphus, Munster: Barton B. Brooks, do; N. B. Le jore;_W. Delano, NY: B. Marshall, Kingston; W. ‘Townsend, do: Bushuell, Poughkeepsie; A. H do; 1M. ‘Thompson, Jes ; ALB ie, Marylan F. Clarke, Boston lew Orlean: + Manson, Bu unger, Saratoga: 3. Hook, fest ‘Mes. Holbrook, H. Ab: hall, Be jostons A. K. ropley, cand Mrs. Jewett, Vermout; Mr. and dan Ay 5 ni aid J. Bell, Amsterdam; H. 1. ckwood, Lovesoy’s Hore. AW atom, K 5 Phillips, b inster; B. ton, N.> Iton, New Ji Nonrnens Hore F Alliston, Green . Downey Maryvill Be ‘4. Ulin and ©. 8, Troy Bt , Carbond sle Philadelphia; G irs. Leach, Newat King, Albany; E Ward, Oueida eount Potts Ah smith, 8p lady, Long Is New Ex uter, F. son's Hore. . Mr. Ketchum, Sc. J Mrs, B maker, Mr, Bec! ¢, Lowell; J. Le- Massachusetts; 8. ms, Mr. and Mrs. Freeman, ‘all Kiver; PD. Willia Mich; R. Bowden Fall Ki Ph C Texas; G a he Cum 1, Hol + BW. ky WP. Bat ester, Moss; H. Bai w». J.’ Providence: Lt G 9. Blair, Montreal; D. Gale Jagher, Southport: John Purve ford: Cyras Tweedy, Duel 8. F. Mather, Troy 3 J. 0" J.B. Mattack, P jubile: P. D.M Ww A, Van Mater and Jos. B. Thatcher, Norwich: Mr. . T. Pierson, Newark? H.R. Luding: B. Thomas, Goshen; Mr. Hawt, Albany; A. vel do; 8. Learned, Bos- Albany, Wm Fiteh, CA. Nu ling, wai rdsburg, C w, RK. Stoddard, Hat ¢, Bartingtow, Vts Barker, L Tre mings Wal! arti John M. Betts James B. Clark, Wes- |. Hayden basex, Cr; Win. Lagraham, m, Lex: G. A. Peters, mM. Stenct 4 . Wooster, Troy, O. itterfield, Cambridge ; + Benj. Re Winston, Boston; John Vall "i aes 8 Th nN c Ph indy Sand Lyke: Lewis Seely a MeCrmmon, Alban ki J. Ae mw: HC douet, Newark: J. Ackay, » L. Sloan, bg Chester; BE Smike. r. Perkins, Boston; J homas, Fall River; J. Vere Sears oat, Afbeey seut, WC, Perewse omy JL M bic ¥ ie. 14 8. Boyden, Newark; eeler, Mt -utugtons. | apt oe H daom, ieic, L. Pigg t. Maine, WG L relden, Spl chicping, 4. Tiras ® Nive Haven, Cus A. 8 otesle, © Meriden Perry, Ne Wrev dos salts, J ae 4. ienes homers orth Hartford. reat on ie wanted of Be jamin . and ry about 29 or 2) years of age. He ls to have gone to some relations at Warrea Ma te Amy ta will be thankfully ry ed by his wile, Eienbeih Barton, (formesty Eletabeth Nelsou,) at 388 Pratt eavest, Rew Vorb. whom he has lef peomsless and without "elock, Bunda he evening at 7h o'clock, far the E ANNUAL CONVINTION @ & Nishdel society or Oye Promonn of Cobre morwimg, Juwe 13th. for spewed Several speskers fom distont portions of the Union will ad dreastbe meeting om jteresting Moral subjects: N.B. Ladies and geatiemen frivadly to tree diseusston are respec fully ins ited fo arte em THOMAS HERTEL! . Pres Ceeiides rin Marden Lge, eed 108', West Broadway, hos a sybended assortment uf (routs, Boys, aud Children's Clothing, Gre gen ton Comte, new style, short +k rt Frock and Shad Coats, suitable forever, 80, good possible price. N. B.A plensqut $1. No.3 Sanden bu jetd Br a sand reces of more than ove how to m-ke t) order all of which will be sold at the lowest mer Cont. Vest and Pants, from $3 to ne, and 108i¢ West Brosdway. TO BLOORCACTAINS AND OTHERS Thai) Bucks | and Sales Books ruled riety of Arcoun! cerpta, Bills of Ladin co. t Box Oe alas | veuate Weae talker it cae | Live Boks. Cargo Books, Shi ‘he subscribers have received ca large supply of the | ha idsomely pat up in pints | ree etfully offer for sale, wholesale a No 25! street. "Also to be had of Messrs. Delluc &e Co..No.2 Park Row and Me 581 Broad) in White and Sharon Sulphur Water Always in store, fresh from the Sprit c Pavili } ways in store, fresh fro et fr press, Pavilion, my30 12t¥re gablie, that he h seventh,) hai men, shirts are lebrated Pat ront jeutly henefic connection wit M ‘4 brillinney Successors to Wm. (Pile CO-PARTN, lirmn of Merceresu & Anderson, was it t y; a cousentom the lat of May, 180. The business will here: son, at the old stan i treet, ‘Thos. W. V. P. Mercereau begs to inform his friends and the frurchased the store, corner Broadway aud | Fourteenth sueet, ve them satintn je57 —HARTWELL’S WASHINGTON HOUSE, esnut street, Philadelphia, (two doors abov nik recently undergone. Fepaira and improve: ments, offers to travellers all the quietuess and comlore of home,’ with all the luxuries of the season, 4% Baths fitted up, cold and warm, for In VP EDICAL ADVIC Royal College of Surkeo fealyy consulted upon al n ue spring expressly the form of the wearer, ti fined to the writing de k, whee articles of bis mauufseture can EINHARDT'S & STOTY LD) TERS FOR SIGNS—Other 20 Maider Green street.—These letters are rermarkabl whieh bri " m for his retail trade. paid Co the ready mde linea department cut after the moat approved French method to suit Lamps git, bronzed jugs. all of which ace grefally pat up for shipping, aud de- ivered, at any part of the ei ree. of ‘charge. OUR & CO. 23 Wall Win. P. Moret, formerly ch & Clan ed by. ‘W. V. P. MERCEREAU. JAMES ANDERSON. aa p. jer be conducted by James Ander: | nue, comer 28th sire ERSHIP hereiolurg ex isso) formerly known as Rushton’s, where he will orily. Je57t*in “AMBROSE, member o: the ‘enw be coufiden- y m, arge for xdvice au rs form Bi md wey. ttully finished, and | Fs The subscriber continues the manutacture of his Elastic Shoulder Bw This article ‘dand recommended by man a geons, and is but to be seen to be acknowledged the most verfect article of the kind ever invent d, and will smmeuse be efit to all persons (of either sex) who have acyuire ed the habit of round of droopy g shoulders ; these confined by study ; persons of eo, sumptivs or sedevtary habi sc. eu WHE fd this bra ubscriber apy stablis! The any other bet we SGI and re shall sue for sn five © 1 nose, tually cured. never be tacks of a ce: C lar. Secoud, from the yerson on board composing the crew of such vessel, twenty- ut uo coasting vessel from the Sta'es of New Jer- sey, Connecticut and Rhode Island, shall pay for more thar ame voyage in each month, computing from the first voyage in each year; and the imposed by law on masters of coasting vessels for not paying | any, a sed money. ‘he State tax imposed by heretofore collected at the payable at the office of th to take effect on the firat of Juue, 1947, ROBERT HAZARD, Ji Office honrs, 10 to 3 a’elock. 29 N41 re 1d 69 Washi the 3rd mstant,) res late ad. State, the follow shall arriy the port of New York. y it. indulged in by young men, ea and nightly emi in four days, without vention from business, Post advice. attended to. No charge made un! aud atthe dri store, Delavan Hi & 8. REILLY, 153 Canalst._ tw disaster nce still wsepared toll all ord WILLIAMSON, MAN Nac ty on ame, Sec, 11. The President of ssid ‘Trustees shall demand, and be entitled to receive, and i nd in case of neglect or refusal to pay, ma foreige port, for h ach mate, sailor or marin aster of each coasting vesse| |, for exch ident may sue for the pens above act, including thet part om House, will in future be smen’s Retreat, No. § Uld slip— Collector, der above act. DE gOHNSON, 17 Duane street, near Chatham siregt, 1 well known as’ the most successful practitioner in New York in the treatment of delicate di 1 years Dr. JOHNSON enjoyed the most extensive practice ix private diseases of any med cal man in New York. The Doc al in those old half-cured cases that have is pre-eminent. No matter how long you may have Geet, Stricture, Ulcers upon the, body, or taghe mes of the legs, effec: ny nthe’ hend and bo tiounl weakness iy cured. Recent cases cured ry. Noalteration in diet, or pre paid letters, containing $3 Jens cured, EIR'S CELEBRATED Bi OWN, ELECTUARY — id recommen 4 by the faeulty—a never rons of the Kid a climates) rn 11 known to fail in removing the most obstinate at- street; AG, Rams- juffalo: No. 4 Exchange street John G. Howard, 49 Fulton street, le and J. G. Whitwell, B: ne. Albany. my. joston: of the Gt ble, and may im the constitutional years, geons, also the J12 1t* re OCTOR FAWCETT'S office from 19% Fu'ton street, to 113 Greenwi h 1 cue the most ob HE POV ATE TREATISE—On the infectic us disease: ira Joveph Ralph, M. 1 he., Ke. rth Edition, with several new chapiers ay 1 Je aw son certain disorders which resem: for them—on hor of the istal Mastarbation, &e., by Fainily Physieiau,” tiyg plates. sin the press, and will be publish shorty The author takes this oppartviry of sayins that he may be consulted on the di referred to in his P @ xte Treatise, at reenwich street, between the hours of wo 12 A. M., ar 6 fo ge M, (Sunday invariably excepted) ‘Those who apply. | r ¢ ders, will be surprised at the ouveni@ice that nitends their cure, He it is chiefly those who have suffered loug f ad: © xeople, and other causes, onsultations by letter re- rate attention. Address box ie 300 mm tinate enses of delicat dines lebility and its effects. strictures, &e. Fulton street for fifteen years, also in Furope sm member of the Royal Call A ewe of Sure Merson College of Phi | fervon, College of Philnde} > ‘Surgeon, 113 Greenwich street. Oe ene al i He 5} iit sees “IRE 2: 3 bE ‘< PrLies YOR THE WAVY, TOS Byly tess esa oe te Ns TRYIN . rm» DOcES. nae rom 0.10 6, Eee Nona to not Jess than 14 iuches at the top do 1,200 fee: in length of 9x16 inch white pune tim- ya sop Sap fot tinen shear wt, thine plank, ——»-perM, ft. A . do aye ruging 30 feet; breadsh nut 2,000 Ug inch aierchautable All on z 300 agente Ar by ‘300 2 inch spruce plank, 2 100 ep uce » B10 45 feet long, 400 do piles, 25 fect loug, nut less than 12 in- ehes at the butt do se tere guetir, mt henlork jolt ag ar foot Wut Joist. 400 feet do do 6 “ie Recent well aeinsesEaoes.0hi ossteas’ rough-s| to square Sharnghes atthe butt” u et ek: ry —BuiLoina Mataaiate. ert ime, per.cask ry hy ghee ye do 65 barrels slaud lune, per bbl. 22.008 best qui ity common hard bricks, per M. 80 000, ly » do 40,000 14 inch sawed lath, 85 bushels hair, per bush. Cusse No. 3—Paorenns 34 tons of 2000 pounds best timothy ber ton 4000 Pounds gra ad feed, ver 100 1 400 do | Indian meal, lo 1,000 bushels outs, per bush. ds shup stat 1,000 bundl » per bundle. ute pounds Seat, No, tPaints, Onis, ke. ‘ pounds pure dry white lead, rican, ber Ib. ar red lead, 4° itharge, son F jamp black, do 30 do yellow ochre, do 2% © do chrome green, do > do do yellow do Loo do whi do wt do brown, ea lous pau per gal. “ oven do 4 dozen per doz 4 No 5 sash tools, 100 feet, double tivekness, Redford crown glass, each Tu%, xi0, Suit, dul, 10x12, 10rd, fixi5, MxIT, 12016, 12018, 13220, M82, per ft. | Cease No. 5—Hanpwana, ke. ds 6 inch iron cut spikes, per Ib. 404 do ails, do > do 0 is & £ F do 8h do do 6d FH do oe do od > do do a i WY Fs 43 add Sangh do 0 w do led ‘do wo '.2. a ¢ m0 do 124 - do brad head nails, go we do led lo do wo do & do do do 1 do 64 do do do we do Y do do %® doth do do So do do do do 10,000 2 inch cut brads, per M. 10,000 1 do ‘do 25,000 1% do do 000 do do 9 dozen 43, inch lochs (dopre 1% inch) ie en 4%, ineh mortice locks inch) per doz. do ah do Cfo veka, do do do lo do is “ pored do * & do 0 en 0 HE do chert locks, do do book case locks, et do Jo 3 neh tumbler iroa padl ycks, Ky 406. do rentesbloske nem aden, % do 10 do rim knob loe! do * 4 nite Se ey ts ‘ eer lo 2 brass bute iy best, 1 % Song aerate ts Boe hes inch pe bai hs te x5 ineh irom batt him 0 4 do do ixtinch do ey do 2 do do Sixth indo do do tl do do do do do 2 do do do do do 3 do do dodo do 3 do do do do é do do go 1 do do do 6 per dozen. 4 4a € 1 do do 4 do 8 do Mg inch Flush bolts do ¥ do 24 mch brass side hooks and do 4 do 2hinch ira do i do & do do 6 do rc ‘do. do $ do tginch do do do 6 do INinch do do do 4 do teuch = dodo do 3 do 3 do a “ Y pount 2100 hi ay per doaea do do per ream ‘per gross do do 1 neh do iq inch b do Vea mich I iueh do & Minch do do Amch do do meh do do irse-shoe wails per pound, ox do do tallow do Mat irom, Sigx% inch do do aaky meh do square irou, #16 ime do ft best quality a lity Winter strained sperin ds Russia sheet iron, Nos. 12 and 16, ix 20 © S shovels, 2 lo she do 3 do do woodaxes, handled, do 2 dozen eurry combs, do 1 do horse b-ushes, do 1 , V2.and 14 inch Hat bastard files, do 1 do. exch 8, 12 and M4 inch, half round bay = @ tad files, do 2d: zen Minch flat float files, do 3 do 12ineh 3 square taper files, do 1 do ws, do 9 do FOODS, do do corm do do do hickory do do do white-wash say 200 Ibs) F brushes, (per yard gaye ) do he wch grivd stones, 4 feet ee _ per pound’ | 8 nc] |, perside. 45 reauns cap psa Pad ae 0 do regulation, lu 0 do etter do 10 do buff envelope paper, do | 24 Lquire blank books, faut ined, 4 bound, each. 22d do. do do lo | M01 do. mem. books, — do ‘do with low P do do wi articles must be ¢ le al eae 8 Lies Contracted for am option. No offer must ve made for red | Contract will be | ract the entire comple A t's New Tonk PYROME Tr. K dixcovery, whic has: | mode of treatinent is syfe, effecmmal ant auiring either the use of ness, ja julued ‘of th M treatment be Festraint in diet, or his cases cnred in three or tor's and by Btreture, ing to any my imer bond with two approved sureti its faithful performace ; bat wo proposal will be hy rites: avant) signed by one oF Oy re 0 ment ty Ree owt Er filed with the Ageut, daly approved, and teu) om ceived the approba.ion of th e i and extended practice ve all his beget trietures cured in one of two weel Constitutional Der cortoim loatheome and seeret alth and seeety. Mil e mace unless detlar er | per gross. | do ‘ ry i if pens, (1 gross bo jo his resack ta | eagle stee! peus, (1 doaen and hol- mouey as shall be demanded from h A | ler in box do this title; and every master for each omissi 12 dozen pen holders, assorted, per dozen. shall forfeit the sum of one hundred dollars Wee No. eile, per) Copy 11 section of act to provide for sick and disabled sea- | bounds pest scarlet waters, large sire, per { 0 dy Amn t sealing wax, of the to the into with the ton or ye one-third the estrenaied iy te sete of & 088 846. that the party whvave ofler aod bend within 4 t ed trom days after bull tripheate are cent ow yatrnet St" WErwore, Navy Agent. my29 law dw re ERB AND ROOT DOCTOK will cure any case nochange. A great part who ity f have beew deceived ty the host of bossting quacks ho wish » perfeet eure im ashe | | M3 t should spit immediately a Jeb 2 awiweekT is valuable aud Wdvejeusable smedsen | treently attracted the attention, ad re- jodging their state ie Tact re; ration, in the 218 Ninth street, where “cloe daily. “Uo tous advice will Me extn y for thirteew years in this medical qu riick, he coats hie elaine ho diet pedit mercury oF restraint ip ity—Those i ee lowing €e1 Was very mi coutrol over very severe] aundice, &e., it offered to the publi the system b life became, Dr. Towns gud preter fe euifin vorst for do per boule. | do members of the Royal Socvety, | to ce; ity of Albany + Town So phasrbenr amare. Maen ty be one afiue tmcet valuabio put ar lat, the cure, Recently causing ulcerations re thr viously che organs of ife iu thei state | was. id to tr Capt. G. W. Mel C sures ofthe Uuited Bas, Navy, Twas taken with the in alin Veftin » Seb us very mush relieved; aud attributed Wautyels tthe at 98, ane juued taking: ve every day. jieye iL saves prove every day. og that ha ohu safe £0, Rone sds ene Pe eectigt teal aie ceased pasta meet i ina Be eradicaiondiease 1 lnvigomae Lod ‘CURES TMI¢ TEAR. ii eves Beem Gunes or Grwexa Destisre, and want of Nevvous ae mt ee mAs mil jew Jersey kindly seat us paps 5 el a state. 1 duced to ii en flere oor vee yor itsown ofl ke my life, aud would uot be beinancinusdar cs mation @. W. McLEAN. iE EDITOR. , Eaq., editor of the Rabway-Repablican, pub- icld” de above etatent and remarks, it aa - follows — : ; ers toby oir an ceoaeyutry cgmate Werle y two Certil its behalf, one & Capt. Mel 5 | ofthe town, from Her, Mr. ‘White, of Staten, Isfand, ie Gene SleCean,belict a Mi, ti edicesy. intel fom teen ke Caoee tantly ‘whet they did Hot fully believe to deserve it. SCROFULA CURED. ‘This certificate was handed into ownsand’s ¢ this i ihe hi fect csteattncremr ttn Gears SPS Mond "Fc versons cured in oue house is unprece rd. THRES CHILDREN. Dr. Townsend:—Dear Sir—It is with, snti to you most B ju, thacl have recently witnessed, in several cases ben ae results from your ages, and never without be from a derauged state of the digestive organs, ind stressing sympto! ig sym nd, uion of the virtues of your Compound Jam now pret aie fo cided preference over any thing of the acquainted, both as to. its mediciual virtu price at which you sell it. In serofulons fravslons generally, dyspepsia ndigention, much pleased wit liver complaints, complaints, or any other where cine. Brooklyn, Nov. 2ist 1916. yself isense me #0 small blood vessel. jesh, and felt we } oth | several names | confidence. | ble p reugth: | nd soon in future, me I fortunately saw your advertisement, and recog: the organs of dige: 4 Dear Sirt 1 leasure to inform Berend wa ghaa ylat y the use your excelleat me en re bad sores; fi only four bottles; it Tocca eg aoe deep at i I y were : ily. ISAAC W. CILAIN, 106 Wooster street. New York, March 1, 1847. OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS. De, Townsend is almost da 2 Union. to coruify thar we, the undersigned Physicians of the have in numerous cases almost, daily receiving orders from physi- send’s Sarsapari preperations of the Sersaparilia in the market... |. P. Puling, M. D.. J. Wilson, M. B., R. B. Briggs, M. D PE Elmendorf, Mb. he following 1s {rota oue of the most respectable physicians on Long Islan Garenronr, July 10, 1846. rith, entisfuction that Tay the sod of tawdietnas] have creerrines efit. In the removal oda will plents saad we two donen, b>. seep BRESTON, M.D, _Dr. ToWnsend—Being afflicted with Dyspepsia, for a long time past, I have endeavored frequently to eradicate it fr the use of physic in various forms, but I founs more I used physic, the weaker de F ct of effect ing uncertain the of effecting s thie complait developed iuelt fearfully, yottand trachea, impairing ss Sd ae ae tansavariig Syrup: after wed from, this. complaint, in may case, by its life-giving Sayre to its uatural state. My uence, it has re 7 ee, in its Cet ipod Sonne nfeat, of general fune @ endyour Sersaparilla to dhe afict Albany, August 30, 1845. life, impel me to recom- ‘ours, &, ISTER, M. D., 93 Broadway, jir—fome time since you requested m: the last few months, end must gi DYSPEPSIA. No fluid or medicine has ever been discovered which so near | ly resembles the gastric} and streugthening Sarsaparilla, It posi ever severe or chronic. in decomposing foo igestion, as this preparation o ely cures every case of dyspepsia, how KLYN, March 7, 1846. Broo Dr. Townsend—Dear Sir—In the summer Ot 1h, 1 wus se> verely afMicted mach; the migcupus membr me 0 every artiele of food | took produced such a nausea, oF iris ions that ie wes with great, difbe dre disease of the throat, chest, and sto mbrane became so affvcted that almost jculty that 1 could retain food. ‘almost entirely to the use of cocoa: even this was often obliged to throw off, Teun aenreely dcr the horrid sensation f suffe roof of my mouth to the lower part of nly atommeh was ulce ted, and 1 was apprehensive. that | had not ouly dyspeysi Dut that | was threatened with browel red; it appeared to me,that from the inveterate, that it produced a mpture of a was confined for several weeks, lost my and wearied by the least exer At ined ew to be highly respectable and entitled to T remembered to have seen Mr. Van Zandt of Alt | bay, for a gumber of years in very bad (health. From there frets'I was induced at le preparation of Sarsaparilla. | i Hneee of ¢ fmily V reat sa. | y- With great regard, your friend, Mr. Van Kleek was formerly. Sheriff and Clerk of Albany Ww ud county,and recently in the War Department at nf | Ty Docrton Townssno =. u it ity te ti ye y efi arte Riera AS Lons ‘Sin— of Sarsaparill rst 0 procure one bottle of your valua: Tt has ve used about four botiles. ‘To test its efficacy, ig ove or two bottles, | omitted for some days to take t Trequired more, as the disease was not ard ita certain cure {or i .. VAN KLEECK. RHEUMATISM. More than one thousand cases of Chronic Rheumatism have been cured by the use of Di | following certificate was seut'us yesterday rsaparilla. The Yorx, Dee. 11, 1046" ncere thanks uced by the use of your Extract for many mouths with Rheuma: ‘Townsent ns ath ie pains, and algo inflammation of the Lrver ; the | pileh I sedared hogs thoes dinaoes rendered ‘wy Gi cia, tome, Ltried every remedy" that was prescribed for | life was save | With the Dr. i Thad but faint hopes of success, but I un happy taken more than half a bottle before | experi induced me to persevere iu i effected aneutire cure. It Tusedl your remedy, and | am grateful enjoyed better health. 1 mending it to the atMicted, for by ite use [ firmi sires of te best paynigiany in the eters Gut within w any Germasent benefit. | considered myself incurable; the advice of a friend yas induced to try your com: its use, aud tw w some months happy to say T ne take great pleasu believe my reaiest respect, allow me to subscribe myself your grateful friend, WM. B. MORGAN, 43 Canal GREAT FE: Townsend's Sarsaparil ‘Aprent Consumption, B: for obstructed or difl or moana tion of the Not on th D tenet of | in cause of causes, p vg can be more surpris n frame. Persons fore taking it, at auder its influence. It imine wes of the female anal street, corner of Broadway. rMation, of U tary, discharge thereof, and for the general prostre 0 matter whe! the eae er result of inherent rregularity, illness, or accident. igorating effects Sarely gotteracts the pastel frame, which ia the yreat cause. Of Darren ness. It will not be expected of us, in eases of so delicate a untare, to exhibit certificates of ew the afflicted that performed, bat we can assure huaadreds of cases have been reported to u: | Several » where fami h bee i il "30 thers tepy are Nar have beew without children, wivaluable medicine, have been leased with healthy offspring. OwNSEND—Myy wife ing greatly distressed by weak- id suffering continually by a paiv 1 bearing down, fall ‘womb, and with aud having known where your tnedi- cures, and also hearug. it recommended have described, iE my a botth oF lanl Sarsapariiia, and followed the directions you gave hurt period it removed her Being grateful tor the bes | her hes pleasure ia thus acl | publie. | vious to her eou! M. Albany, Aug. 17 ie Dn. Townsenn,—To all whom 1 This is to certify that my wife used one bottle of your Sa Ha pre duement, under he moat alarming and delicate me be duced to desi 7, tee mnociehne tas ee atc aher Ue expieerion af sus whedgiug it, "9 D. MOORE, corner of Graud and Lydiv + sackie, Sept. 28 1846. may concera—Thi with my on of those Ww ‘used ithe or no faiths and suffice it ele a, with ied et, uot only ‘iropey mid fect IWistowihing degree, and bee health is wow better thaw it had been time previous. of rvi¢e to you, or any one who doubts i be of any ae » LOU, OF any one w ie om are, rely welcome to it. Toubscribe myself your most obedient gd pb higed wereagt, ALMOST A MIRACLI | _ Read the follow yig) and doubt if you can, that cousumption vey, fast beng be | ’ Siar Fowasend’s Sarsapacilia has ered Dr. Towasend--Dear Sir: 1 tha severe cough aud p val the quiek consumption. west do tebe fo 1 he | ° wothiug for we ta the hosp lug benatined: bet wes progonaced hove ws heny gow prestly dhotrosens at Ine tunes hardly by to haw at on thet would ‘tote vipa Oo ibd Py ‘ ii ina few weeks sud nigh sweets have left me, and? ppl ESON y one of several hundred cases er ayear Syste mereased H) on need by phymeiane to have quantities of bad mat: atemy doctor said he a reathe— + Was confined to and sinking ve omy case, | wan Thad tried Se arest wo purpose. 1 res cures periormed by your imedick . false weal sireugth. | feel ita duty to give you PUTER BAOWN. 1 Lute sitet, Broobtya. 126 Fulton street, an Bui y ing, New Yor Coy i ies sta Tas, Sunt