The New York Herald Newspaper, August 1, 1847, Page 4

way ‘The lightning ne beings mond intelligence of » fight. a. By Gen. Pierce, at the head \Wather Jaraceta and his Spanish gu . Pillow, iy resisting an tonal Bridge. 2. By Generals Cadwallader cod rattack of the enemy at Perots, 3. By Col. De Rusey, in the district of Tampico, in a pass near Huajutia, 4. Betwoon & detachment of the Americans and a guerilla force at La Hoya. Imad Of these fights, as » matter of course, the Mexi- ‘ods wore decisively repulsed. You will receive the Particulars through your regular sources. This is good news; but the best of it is that the Mexi- can Government has sent out three commissioners— ‘Tornel (an old champion of the Mexicans in their di- iued the Mexicans ma: capital that can be made. immediatel; and counsels in the promises A bearer of despatches is also expected to-day, and should he come, if the tenor of his papers should require it, twenty-four hours will not elapse before another courier is despatobed to Scott's head-quarters with in- structions, ke., and perhaps a larger letter of discr: to Mr, Trist, Wasuinoron, July 30, 1847. The News Seareely any body here credits the telegraphic news of this morning from Richmond. and as to commissioners from Sante Auna, if Scott trusts to any spies of that sort, he will be destroyed. They only want to gain time. Talk Congress will come and find that there is no peace, and nothing but war to the extermination of are too many victor! about peace. the Americans, ‘Still we are disposed to believe the news to be authen- tic, and that peace may be within the reach of the ad- If it be 0, you may trust rresident Polk. But he will have peace before the meeting of Congress, even if it should be on terms of the extremest liberality ministration. to Mexico. Wasuinaton, July 29, 1847. The Army—Gen. Scott. No news to-day from Gen. Scott. failed. The main division of the United States army is supposed to be in a tight place—in such a position that it is hazardous,in default of the expeoted re-inforcements, to go forward—and dangerous to delay; while the back track without a fight and a defeat is out of the question; and the idea that a defeat can happen to the American armsin Mexico, cannot be seriously entertained for a moment, whatever may be the numerical strength, or however well devised and executed the plan of attack of the enemy. But even with a decisive victory on the part of Gen. Scott, he may be again delayed sufficiently long to allow the’ enemy to reouperate. This is what is to be feared; but even this apprehension will be removed, if we can be assured that on the first of July, Gen. Scott was enabled to push forward with 10,000 men, with a re- serve of 5000 to hold Puebla, and the road open to Wasuinaton, July 30, 1847. Some of the Generals, There is General Cushing, whose first feat was to break his leg in a nocturnal stroll with a Mexican Seno- rita. He is the ladies’ General. There is General Pillow, who digs his ditch inside the breastworks. As the names of these two Generals would imply, they are both softish. There is Gen. Price, who suffered himself nearly to be eaten up by the New Mexicans before he knew it; but then made a sterling fight. There is General Quitman, who wants chance to dis- ° — or extinguish himself. ‘here is General Pierce, who had to turn back to Vera Cruz for more men, afraid of Jaranta. There is General Cadwallader, who is the true soldier, ngs leaving the military mark. ‘There is Gen. Hopping, and “Phobus what s name!”’ But put the exploits of all of these generals together, and you can’t begin to come up to the toploftical Gene- even in little thin, ral Kearny. ‘What a pile of Presidential candidates are here! And mark us, if before ten years are alive, and he is not an avowed candidate for the Prosi- dency on the strength of breaking his leg. your merely clever sort of Generals, stand out in bold relief as perfect! It does really seem that compared with mits that } tatement in point of fact. preacher and the President. fully dismissed. ‘© We understand that no bearer of despatches came up this evening, and that censequently there has been no extraordinary session of the Cabinet, the regular meet- ing of which official body takes place to-morrow. Notwithstanding all this, affairs In Mexico appear to be rapidly coming to a focus, Wasninoton, July 29, 1847, Pic Nics at Arlington. George Washington Parke Custis, over the Potomac in Virginia, has an estate there, inherited from the Re- yolution, and the property of his ancestors away back in the old colonial times, He has an old mansion, tull of old pictures, and many relics of the Washington family, He atill cultivates his land, and devotes his leisure to his visiters in the summer, and in the winter he whiles away many a long hour in palnting sketches and portraits of the days of °76. Near the margin of the broad old Potomac, he has a fine spring, issuing out from the roots of an old oak tree, with a fine grove all sround it. of his friends from this city and neighborhood, and of all | who choose to come, he has erected below the spring a number of shanties—one to cook in—one to keep provi- sions in—another as adressing room, & left of the spring he has constructed « pavilion dedica- ted to the devotees of Terpsichore. ‘The old man, the hospitable, esteemed, and venerable ring, the grove, and the conveniences di nated, make Arlington quite a rlace of resort for himself one of the last. man, the nics during the summer. ‘We joined to-day a pleasant over there, of about fifty persons, all told, and wdog them were ® number emi under the trees —the sail on the P light danoe, filled up an interv: ‘snd dust of Pennsylvania Aven the water, enlivened by vocal priate conclusio tender our thanks for the invitation to ‘The presence of Mr. Custis, as usual, the pic nic, waich neither the aprin, nr the grove, nor the sunset, nor the moonlight, nor | , could have possessed without W. of the handsomest girls of 1) was the approj the supper, nor the dance his accustomed welcome. Bautimone, July 31, 1847, News by the Steamer—The Speculators triumphant— | \ The Herald Eatra— Stoop of War Jamestown aground | =The Markets, $e. ‘The news by the steamer Washington, through some bungling in the arrangements at New York, did not reach Baltimore for the use of the press until last,even- ing between six and seven o'clock. the hands of merchants and speculators before two o'clock, and their correspondents throughout the whole South were apprised of the news twenty-four hours in advance of the prose. Not a line came through for the preas until the hour had elapsed when tho Southern mail could be overtaken at Richmond, and then it came quite freely, It can be accounted for here in no other ‘than that the wires were in some manne! by, whole afternoon. The Herald Extra with full details is in great do- this morning, though it is said that; private lette: “Wisitiwaton,"Suly 30, 1847. fews from the Sowth., Sex oe us'this morning from Rich- of 3200 mer, with tne present war). t miles beyond Puebla. It is well enough, however, not to be so sanguine of ace as this intelligence, pri be. The three commissioners, it is fair to are sent out to ascertain the best terms Mr. ‘T'rist is author- to proffer, and they may have to return back to Mexico and report, and Scott may be delayed months, unless he shall have prescribed time for consultation ; andthe whole scheme on the part of ‘be a ruse de guerre, in order to gain time for the ‘most efficient and obstinate defence ot the It isso much like the bad faith of Santa Anna that we are half disposed to suspect these commissioners to be “wolves in sheep’s clothing”- sent.outto gain time and informstion like the mes- senger despatohed to Gen. Taylor in the heat of the bat- tle of Buena Vista, to ask him “what he wanted.”’ ‘We understand, however, that the administration is confidant of an immediate peace—that the cabinet have been summoned to meet to-day, and that Mr. Walker has been sent for with a desire expressed that he will return toaid the cabinet with his advice facie, would incline us Gult,7; 5000 T Delaware Can 100 Reading Railroad 33 9-1¢ Manufacturing Co 15 10. Carnorics in THE Unit tholic almanac for 1847, says that the number of priests in the United States is eight hundred and thirty- four, being an accession of nincty-eight in one year; and also that there are 812 churches, 72 of which were erected during the past year. In addition to this number there are 577 stations visited by clergymen, but as yet without any commodious place of worshi situations a ntrong easterly wind was blowing, and ere ti }wo at Norfolk, on W y ‘crew of the vessel, Tunaway tlaves found concealed 0 condemns for lite. Thus ifthe North slaves, the South can make slaves of free black Northern men. The effect of the news on the market, has not yet been developed, nor will it, until we know exactly the effect in New York. Purapecemia, July 31, 1847. The Mexican intelligence furnished by the New Or- leans papers, does not confirm the appointment of peace commissioners by the government of that country; but renders the report as unsatisfactory and uncertain as all that reaches us generally proves to be. The only foun- dation for it is a lutter from « merchant at Puebla to his partner at Vera Cruz, while later dates from the same city say nothing about it. The family and triends of Lieut. James L. Parker have been deeply grieved by the announcement of his th by fever on board the U. 8. steamship Mississippi. meet such a fate, after so often perilling his life in lant exploits, and escaping almost unscathed, must ave caused « bitter pang to his aspiring spirit. He was the last to leave the wreck of the ill-fated Somers, on the occasion of her wreek, and evinced the most daring bravery in the various attack: the Mexican coast. His parti the Mexican brig Creole, under the walls of San Juan de Uhia, has rendered his nau hout the Union. The beautiful dress uniform provided for his acceptance through the liberality of his fellow citizens of thi , now fall to his widow, who ides at Pitts- He has left but one child. Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. ooo Pactsbacg 6% ea Yay ase Cit "76, 102; 10,000 spain Halroad ond atonnig seid PTER SALes.—15 U. 8. 3 5 33541 100 do, 93%. ony ACs J08 Dandie Balin Second Boanp, ‘own Railroad, 1000 State 5's, 3 00, 5 Banke £, S00 Reading Railroad 1 8. Bank, + 1000 U. 8, Loan, 6's ‘67 563 100 State 5's 8033 as ‘Treasury Notes, 1034; 8 Chesa Stock, 500 U. 8, Trea’y Notes, Sales of Stocks at Boston. Excuanox Boaan, July 90—6 shrs Northern Railroad 10334; 10 Old Colony Railroad 10344: 200 Canton Scrip 4 13-16; 190 Company 2074; 100 do bi0 de 20) 25 Norwich #90 ds 5434; 25 do 5434; 100 do b30 ds 5434; ‘375 do bs ds 3345; 2 Amoskeag p States.—The Ca-. Mail connection , and Cushing is Wasninotox, July 30, 1847, The Case of the Rev. Mr. McCalla. We have been furnished with an explanation of the alleged conversation between the Rev. Mr. MoCalla and the President, in which the Rev. gentleman charges upon the President ashaving declared that he sent down Fathers Rey and McElroy, of the Catholics, as spies upon the Mexicans, and not as chaplains, lanation simply amounts to this, that the Pi Sentes having mado such a declaration to Mr. MeCalla; and yet to the best of his undorstanding, our informa: r. MeCalla tells the truth, false us is his In other words, it is charged that the judgment of the Rev. Mr. McCall fectly clear in matters where the Catholics are a party. The matter stands as a question of veracity betwoen the Wasuinorox, July 30, 1847. Evening Report. ‘The mail, in the main, brings a confirmation of the news by telegraph this morning, except in the important particular of the Mexican peace commissioners, which ‘appears to be founded upon rumor. to believe such commissioners have been appointed, iffor no other parpose, in order that Mr. Trist may be respect- ton somewhat, fields. But this injury is but partial, and if the rust does not spread and Mr. Worm lets us alone, our pros- pects for a fair crop are still good. The Toledo (Ohio) Blade says the wheat crop is larger enerally expected. In that (Lucas) county ly average. ‘The wheat is of good quality, plump and heavy. In the counties of Wood and Han- cock the crop is large, and the wheat of a very superior ‘Still, we are inclined COMMERCIAL wipe ers Aseimal Whe Flour Marke! New Oneans, July 22.—There was more movement in the cotton market yesterday, and the sales amounted to about 1600 bales; prices unchang hhds. tobacco, at full prices. Of flour, were sold, including 1500 bbls, sweet Ohio, at $4 26: 950 Illinois, at $4 50, and 500 sour or two small lots of corn sold at 52 to 63 cents per bushel for white and slow, and about 600 sacks primé wheat r bushel 38 cents per bushel; still dull, and rather declining. Small sales of whiskey 20 cents per gallon, Freights have declined; four ships and a bark tak and 6s for flour; and s bark for Bordeaux at $13 for to- bacco, The arrivals from sea yesterday were unusually Sales of 1000 bout 2500 bbls. t $3 6244 ‘per bbl. One 700 bushels prine oats brought improvement. Provisions for Liverpool at $d for cotton innat1, July 24 —Prices to-Aay were pretty well ed. The sales were 120 and 230 bbls. City Mills at $3 50; 150 do from store, country brands, in three lots, at $3.50; 60 do at $3 40; 90 do choice brands at $3 60 & $3 65; 50 do delivered at $2 62. 4, July 31.—The export demand for flour , the receipts extremely small, and prices ig advanced. Sales on Saturday last at $575 for fresh ground, and $5 25 for Ohio, via New Orleans, and Sales of 3,000 to 4,000 bbls. Western ia New Orleans, at $5 to $5 15; 3,000 bbls. di, ) via canal, at $5 6234, $6 70 a $5 75; 1,000 to 1,500 bbls. Pennsylvania and Brandywine, to be ground at $6 8734, and Ohio extra at $6 26 per bbl. To-day fresh ground is held firmly at $6. Rye flour is dull. Sales in lots at $3 25 @ $3 3734; corn meal is scarce. Ses of 3,000 bbls at $3 19 to $3 3734 for Pennsylvania, and $3 50 for Brandywin is scarce berrall araind are well supported—sules of 4,500 Meal is now held at $3 62, Wheat stern red at $125, and fair at $1.20 9 $1 22; 1,500 bushels Pennsylvania red at $1 25a $1 27, and 800 white at ¢1 30, aye tae of 1,000 bushels at Corn—Prices epen 7.000 bushels at 80c for Pennsylvania and Western yel- low, and 78% for Southern—prio 78, and on Wednesday to 75c.; sales since, o1 8,000 9,000 bushels of Pennsylvania and Western yellow at 74 #75, and mixed at the same price, all in store. Oats are scarce and prices have advanced. Sales of Southern at 43 to 50c., and 4,000 bushels Northern at 46 to 55c.; to- day 57 or 58¢. would be paid. Curverann, July 27.—Sales last night, 300 bbls. “C C. Mills “flour $4123. To-day there is considerable in- quiry for corn, and some for wheat ; 1000 bushels of corn taken at 40c., and 1600 at 410, Dernorr, July 27.—The principal transaction In flour yesterday was the sale of about 100 bbls. in the retail rade, at from $4 to $425. One small lot of very choice rands brought $437. The amount of corn, oats, ke., offered, was very limited ; virtually, nothing doing. Rocuxsten, July 30.—The transactions in market are of no account, in, which commands 90c. a $1. A few hundred bushels were taken on Wednesday at the latter figure. A few bbls. Ohio wheat flour sold yesterday at $475. Genesee remains as last quoted, $5. Freight 45 a 50c. on Saturday with sales of ices then declined to 79 a An occasional load of new wheat comes Ie, ‘The Crops The Concordia Intelligencer of the 17th inst., holds the following language in relation to the cotten crop :— Although fears were entertained, for the moment, by a number of our most experienced planters, that the worm which hed prac in our fields about a fortnight ago, was the real cotton worm, that serious apprehon- sion was soon removed, and now, h direction whence we have mei learn that there is not a worm seriously destructive to the cotton to be found. But the cotton is suffering from rust to @ great extent, and in many places as se- verely as if the worm bad been there, Rust entirely 8 such stalks or parts of a stalk as it takes hold we regret that its effects are visible in the ruin it wrought in great many places. A terrific storm d heavy deluge—more threatening and severe than any we ever witnessed—on Sunday last, with the heavy and in every other is of information, we ucceeded the main fall, injured the cot- d have done great damage in the corn The farmers in Arkansas are now reaping an abundant harvest of grain. Bay of Islands, NZ? << Jan 31 | Mexico (Citv. For the accommodation | ‘otomac, and the moon- ‘al of relief from the heat ue; and the return across and instrumental music, mn to the exercises. We Join the party. nor the old tree, | 4) The Latest Dates, RECEIVED AT THE NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE. er Monterey: al; Monterey, NM Mou Meri Port au Prince, Porto Cabello, Poi Pei Payta. Rio Janeiro, Rio Grande, San Juan Passengers Arrived, Livenroo.—Ship Southerner—G Rademacher, of Bruns- Wick; Thomas Montgomerie, of Edinburgh; Mrs Smith, Miss ld, Baltimore—i77 steerage passengers—3 died, and one tia Andirhull, T Gerhoff, ‘Meyer and lady, and 113 Hasmuna—Bark Cornelia Amelin=P Probst and Indy, G chneider and 79 in the teerage. It was here in| Korelgn Importations. IVERVOOL—Ship Southerner=35 cs RL C: Keo—15 BB 1) Rol ha my id & co—18 Cai inson & com ot Pee ction al 8 Coden er Met Sua mn Whitewright—1 box Geo Allen—I ck J.B Ellman— ges J Owen=9 do Grardon & Swanvek—5 Dis D Haddon & Son—10 es 6 bls J Paton & ©0~37 ca do Thos Mabiewt Tra: Irwin & ¢o—5 x poor tttrnl mous & co—i7 cs 1 bale Walker & Broo ta Elliman Bros—90 bled Hunter & cont ts Bunce H E Chapmay 73 cs MeCali & Strong3'B ont inde chardeon, Watson. ke Cons) do ook 9 accounts. United States sloop-of-war Jamestown, is on shore shoal, sixty miles north-east of Cape detes was considered im a preceri- gales crate Bush & co16 chs A ker, Me ht, Sturgis & Shaw—J cs 9 bls Jos Con 6 SJ I com 20 lore- ighaf\—59 cs Me! all & Stroug Howell—29 es L Atterbury & co— ick & o—40 cas] 0) Frey, 443 bxs « Liverroo Sea brated ord and is city, will, it is 9 cw 5 cke P Spyer—7 cs 2 bs 1 bx Sey: | 200 bis p & bli o 1 4s jew! casks: co—5 on Lord & Taylor cs 32 bles c Josene chs mdz order] es 2 trusses’. ash W Chance Jr—19 do 32 Chene jr—1238 bara iron 243 ao ot Corn—12 bxs to order. gases McCall & Strong—12 bbis Nevins & co—l d Hunt & co—l ease Cor —1 do B Blunt & co12 do H 23 do T Gruneuthal—3568 pk; Bradley & co—? do Plate & ¢ 1. —Shii hase & Walk: cottons orde: ce co18 Ci & 16 di doz tiles Markoe, B ral Jr dat cake € ca Wolfe fe Gill ra—5 cases do 7 » Jenkins & co—37 bales len. i 1 Wright, ast se bdls sheet iron it St come ir ‘Witbur & Seou7 pkes iz Persee & Brooks—20 tierers soda 4 bxs mdz Antwerr—Bark Ocean—7 casks Schrage Koop & ome ‘einer—1 do J & J Pe cases Boices & Col; cases pI ‘ollen 2 0, of Philadelphia—2 do M_ Bel- moat—1 do T Hunt--2 do P A Breithaupt—2 cases to order. F Goldscmiat--8 bbls C cken—2 cases Beck & Ke bi W & A M White—4do D A) richs—17 do Binns Halstead 3do D M Peyser nG—Brig Svea—686 plates spelter E & T Poppe—l4 ecker=# cases Schlesinger & rdt—1 do Lumer & co—13 40 leton & co—13 do CK A Hea. co—l5 cases W 571 coils cordage H Vose Seht & "eck—2367 plates ‘k Coruelia Amelia—2780 plates spelter Mey- erk ‘Stucken—1228 do T Brockelman. EE MARITIME HERALD. Movements of the Ocean Steamers. Ships to Movements of the Packets, Arrive. LIVERPOOL. §. Whimey, Popham, June26 New York, Cropper, July 1 est, July 6 Jufyit Julvi6 gue oid Sheridan, Cornish. Oxford, Goodmanson, PORTSMOUTH. ‘St James, Hebard, Toronto, Ward, Northumberlan Alban Utien, Swan New York, Line d, HAVRE Davis, Oneida, Funck, Arg», Authon: Zurich, Leave Europe. Julyis Ships to Sail. Marshall, Aug Howland, ‘Allens’ “A je ige, Aug 21 PORTSMOUTH. Prince Albert, Meyer, Ang 2 Am Eagle, Chadwick, Aug 8 Gladiator, Bunting, — Aug 16 HayR: Ships—Isaae Wri shall: Prince de J jain & Phelps; Atlanti Reliance, Crowel mond, Lon derburg leston, Sp oes Ma yeo ts » Hi n uy ta fi ‘New 0: tezuma, Francis, Demararaz Tarquin, Stone, : Johnson & Louder v7 "W Bieveus, Chace, ‘New Orleans, J Elwell & Co. la Gra man, Bermuda, £8 Powell. ‘ef 33 owes mdse and 130 passeng 58 N, lon 35 30 W, spoke ship Adams, of C: July 15, lat 44 00 N, lon 44 bound to Bostor . ke bark Roman, of and bound to Boston, from. lat 40 00 N, lon 69 00 W, saw brig Rattler, of Palmer, fr Li 5 Wil nets Ep. fom jiverpool, 29th June, with New Orleans. Switzerland, Jon 55 30 W, $70 Glasgow. 291! joston. Ship Southerner, m to Wood! Ship Monterey, ‘Thurston A kk Cornelia Amelia. ge to Selimidt & B toF Dan iy Sve mdse to Schmidt & Bale jon tant, Lat m, 700 tb: Sel Schr Packet ship Albany, D: passengers to Wm ison Price, ‘omet, Pugh, Washiogtou, NC; Ai Roe, Richmond; Belle, Mc! ope, Achar t, Philadelphia; Boston; Loui do; New York, Goodsell, do; Amy, Smita, Brook- ‘Weiser; on & C atch) Ani Chapman, Wilmington; eared. it, (now) Marshall, Liverpool, © H Mar- le. e, Liverpool, Chamber- ol Stanton & Frost; ose, i. Liverpool, TL. Doual; Prince “Albert Meyer, London, Grinnell Mujtury, te i ristiana, Ham- 2d (Dateh) Van- 1g William Southerner, (str) Berry, Char- h, Batayia, Schmidt & apach, Batavia mide ED Hurlbut & Steve: ace, New ston, Africa, JL H McCracken; Be- 0, Gibraltar ant ch re &C ewis: Casco, Yor! ct dy of the Lake, (B * cr Belle, Myers, Wilmmiagton, Cenoa, F-ancia Arrived. Ship Joseph Meigs, Wood, 40 core from Liverpool, with ‘3 a Hussey Murray. July 7, ‘lat 44 as day rom 50 W,, iy atin aca N ‘ous 32 days from Havre, with mdse Drescher, 44 days from Ham- alchen. je Ruyter, 47 days from Antwerp, ms. a, Hafgran, 47 days from Hamburg, with hitlock. se to Sohmict & B nos, Lee od a eee fina) \wedish brig Super, from Gotten! im 5 at 42 30, lon 38 20, spoke ship Albany from Havre for N lavre for N York. 42 21, lou 13 31, spoke ship Scotland from Ha: ‘ew York. ir Globe, Seeley, 16 days from Demarara, with 20 tons s old copper to the master. .Left no American in port. chr Sophronia, Barton, from Eastport, with lath to Smith & Boynton. Monterey, McInt: tyre, Machias, lumber. Schr Del Norte, Shaw, Camden, lime. from Havre, with mdse and Packet ship Columbia, from Liverpool. jremen bark from barks, and 4 brigs. ‘Batted. Bremen. Sceamship Southerner, Charleston; ship Orezaiba, Liver. Py Arrived, shi fornia, Rovieo na mitagues Ross, am, ool; bark Shamrock, Cork; Alber, Live: 1; bark Condor, ig C200, Loudon; Spedwell, Bordeaux; Kreder: Correspondence. MILADELPHIA Excuanar. July 31—4 PM. Georg Advance, Bryant, Boston; Farland, io, C Wea Dae rio, Carlisle, do; Diadem, 1; General Irwin, W: an 01 Dighton; barge Philadelphia, Green, do. pleated, bri s Amada, Renton, Demar joston; ¢, Brown, do; Palm, Eldridge, Smith, N York: Spartau, Keen, Boston; sche Theron, Con, J W Swain, Smith, Boston Ophir, Cellam. do; NH Hall, Harri: man, do: Mozart, McFarland, do; W Avon, Bunc:um, N Yor Diade ; Aim, Roge: Charlotte, Wicks, dos Elda do; George Washington, Ree rlotte, Somers, doy Liscomb, do; Vernon, Sears, Hallowell Hartfor ‘harlotte, Wie! barge Mars, Stackhouse, and tha Jane, Dai Jar ‘d, Fall River: Amazon, Taylor, heron, Corson, Providence; Onta: Li b, do; El on, Alban De Hart, an bs do; Adv: Bryant, do: Floridian, Rees Fall Hiver, Adelside, Jayne, do; Geo "Washington, Reed te Amuzon, Taylor, Providenes: Ai 5 York; Theron. steamer Ironsides, Ely,N Miscellancous Record. Hi 1; barks Ci ait Kipsins, i-lverpoo! arks Cali » Dunbar, Orleans; Boston; Emerald, McKenzie, do; do; Spartan, Keene, N rh . Portland; schs Avon, Bumerum, Ea: Colburn, do; Mi do; Baltimore, Seury len Dale, Boynton, Canton, ‘Williams, steamer Vulcan, Demarara; Ellis, Keller, do; Chapman, H Harrison, Belfish, do ‘ashington, Reed, d F30) Packet Suirs Issac Waricut, Marshal, for Liverpool; Prince Albert, Wallstreet. Suir Gronat tM for Havre, will Letter Bags at in the crew of the fishin g down off Nantucke' cHR CyGneT—Al chias, ashore ou Odi: jorn' lever, for London, 5 sail to-morrow morning. in’s, in the Exchange, and at Kenyon’s, stovi otherwise much injured, and did not awa, arrived at Philadelphia, Friday, brought ‘hr Grape, of Harwich, which was in a fog, by ship Kentucky, from n for New Orleans, who transferred them to the’ Geor- the crew ofthe schr were 11 in number. tlast accounts from schr Cygnet, of Ma- 's Point, it was expected that all her nd the vessel towed to bi but she was not abad place. Banx Exact. ashore at Savannah, has been abandoned to Ship Kentucky, from Bow Int 39 16. lon 71 48—has on boa Grape, of Harw: the wrecke's, Two loads of goods had arrived at Savannah in a damaged state. Spoken. ich. jal for New Orleans, July 26, he crew of the fishing schr Bark Mallory, Bi rag days hence for Turks Island, ter sperm. July 22, Int 34 30 N, ton 70 » lon 60 30 W. ‘and Hornet, all Crom Philadel- Philadelphia for Barbadoes, Whalemen. ofthe ship Silas Richwds, arrived at Sag ny 26, spoke on the Carrol Ground, bark Samuel of Provincetown. 7 months out, 160 bbls spm oil.— ark Charleston Packet, of N Bedford, 7 months out, Arr at New Bedford 29th, ship Montpelier, Taber, NW Coast via N NW Const; b ean. Ship Roma Off Juan 9 29th, hip Marcia, EMi rk Platina, (new, of at N Bedfors nandez, April 2! Ei n, Indian Ocean and Westport) wifford, Indian te has about 1500 Ibs bone. itchell, Long, Nan: no oilsince leaving Valparaiso, would cruise until July 1, and then put away for home. (uo date) Webster, 1560 sperm, bound into Talcahuana to fit ter homer Catan do in co bound in, also for home. Z, Heard from, by letter, May 2i, Int 18 S, lon 30 W, Hero, Swain, Nan, clean. Havana, Jul ONTEY Ports. y 14—Sld, bark Ardenas, Aust‘n, Trinidad. 20, June 4~In port, Brazilian Novo Lobo, touch at Rio Janeiro fora crew. Joseph Turner, Gibbs, York; Wescutoga, York, Porth chigan, Terry, Steexe, Amsterdam naterprise, Koowle owe, Liverpoo| row, July, 30—Arr brigs Julia inry E; Baich, mouth, NH ome Ports. FXANDRIA, Va. July 23—Sld, schr Gazelle, Mone, July 31—Arr bark Ida, Hallett, Boston; schs s, Providence: few York. D Missi rigs Juliet, Ferrell, Kingston, Jams . Sid,’ ship Gen’ Washing- ry, Black, for Vera Cruz 0 inbow, Roy Caroline, Longs Queen, das Barbour, webe Baxter, do; Mad: Atlantic, Nickerson, dot Hand tnd SME fo sloop Pilot, me Ni Camera, jaker: Rio, Niobe; brigs ) nee Robt Waln, and G W Gifford, whieh sid rotector, Blakeman, N- alton, Lane, Philad Tucker, do; Ri a doy o Thohenns F Nowe Hs pavelie Sleeper, do; 3 Brown, hrs Montreal faker, do; fester, Cook, Ports NOrleans; ‘Rai Rogers, Havas Hounks’ Hous, July 2/—Art sche Trusillo, Philadelphia 01 2, aly 30 Are iP, gone H, Stephens, Coll jenry, Packard, N’ Yor! lonel Simmons, Ham- im. Watson, and Se the Roads. Brigs yesterday, : Barn, July 28—Arr brig Fox, Smith, Matan: ton. be fr RSONVILLE, daly 23—Arr bri gan Reltimore. Ray As, f ity, N Bedford. donia, Tillinghast, Boston. me Timmol wyer, Ha- card ee » But ler, Brazos uly 29—Arr schr Volant, Mathias, N York— Pi ECTOR.—After many yeers >, Sim Arr, Br bi PHILADELPHIA, : A oe rt sce isos Rays amare that ave heretofore been offered but is warranted in the ee! : orthiess = ti-Venereal Protector is and obtained fro1 mically and proportionably ftest aud most impenetrable nature to pean le vegetable kingdom. Its use and lication is entirely external, le, and lesigned for the use and protection 0! ‘The perfection and consummation of the le to be external c) etable, entirely | ‘ther amticle for the cure of the above di The proprietor does not o' remedy to Catholicon, but ic for the following de nean Sea, aud w forms an oil of the Mass: te Tre! idence: Republi, : isakox, New Yo of muscular energy, paralysis, weakness of the extremities, lassitu ous, gleets, impoteuey, or premature and total decay of vi entally, the victim aberration of mind, confusion jon or melancholy forel course, amidity, sell some of the effects of ction found . ly applied also after~ rections are placed in each box, aud when once exam: tirely convince the most sceptical. ined and tested, will Price for the whole, promptly filled, at the ton street, 278 Broadway ry corner B me, 315 earl corner Cross, ‘West Broadway; and 49 Fult myl7 FET, 19 Duane tres of Burgeous, London, and cobstifted in the ce jor Bloom: Baekcock, oN nee John Thompson, Wilkins; ® Webb July. 29—Arr brig Aeolus, (of New York) are City. a Ryder, N_ York; ‘chy Kou Brothers, ‘this violation of the a fa ot casts of sudden decline oF consumption may traced to the above baneful practices. Y. and particularly in the Monial alliances have not sults which should att is advertisement treats of an Jews of man’s phy Cherry st, 150 B Secoud, #18 Grand,” Greenvieh comer Canal, 107 tao, where. mnae fwhone those not tee coumubsal state, will these evils, and Pof body and mind, delay not to pro- Caretta extent, and those, if OF, Gratton, Thomaston. ss S14, brig Fa Tau Jul Wiumtnoron, July 28--Arr ache ial Boctety of New eatinent cate” diseases. SSi-chass dapenclom 69 Sly alane aff cotpptahanas mode of tres it—his ex ica. jependence, ‘Bui iy eure this cordial—it is t Id, schr Patriot, Suow, Bos.on; 28th, brig Lisbou, jong and extended practice for thi —and above all his legitimate mee the grounds on which he rests his claim ‘s mode of treatment is safe, effectual and expeditiouy uot re- cither the use of mercury or restraint in dist or busi trietures cured in one or two weeks wi Constitutional Debility-—Those individuals who hi rt red to health and sos to four days. No ohai enclosing a foe of N. B.—This Cordial contains no Mercury, or any mineral ubstance, re Sold, wholesale and retail, Arrival of Strangers in New York, iN HOTHL. Amenic. or Iton sti Y, DERE street, iP (>The “Cordial” wil jed “to any part of the ty on country by addressing as above, post paid, amount en- ‘Als , for sale by, De, Wadgworth, .. Mild case eunless cured. f jollars, will receive 45 North Main street, jet, Boston; No. 4 J . Williams, Buffalo; and of Dr. i 4 3, Mr. Thos. € ia; Mr. and Mrs. Tayier, 4 Ls Dr. Michell, 8. C;'D. St ASES THE URINARY OKGANt—Sach as nic and Acute Diseases of the Leucorthana or whites, Seminal weakness, ‘eakness of the parts, etc. lly removed by Abemethy’s Bota ills, without one particle of mercary. ‘They are equal- They ive tone and energy tot yenerative on is, rarely, if ever, ex! lence irom 1g Sther medicines, ale at Apotherantes” Hall, 36 Cathar rine street, aud 127 Maiden lane. jets, dily and effectually re: iddieton Mr. and Mrs. cal ifaleton, Bis, ond Mise, ly suitable for female: bservation and extensive stice ession, reuder his Creatmene @minenty 38. branch of the profe ful ‘ONSULATION TO THE UFAIDA AND CUBR FALNAUI—iiew ie and effectual remed; joe by meu of fashion in KE and under all circumstance; \d infallntle preparation ited States, under such a manner as effectually to preclude tage! heathen tlow Weed, Albany tion of the origioal iny TI mn For, Mexie 0 Mrs. Sanford, Woodville: Dr. Ford, N. C.; W. R. Dow J. Phraine, Petersburgh; fay eer ne ny; Geo. Rober New ‘London; N: St. curing the diseases of ity of street, where any information fall benet of a ; Which has saved thousands if not from an untimely grave. Miss MeCurdy, eae a s ‘Dr. La Mott assures the public that this reme to the treatment of strictu x who has devoted his attention exclusive- Private entrance to this office is 3d ictures by an ex- It will speedily and e utrid cases of this fectious matter from fectually cure the most violent and man, Athany; J.. Swain, 117 Duaue street, near Chatham street, 1 ful practitioner in New For th well known as the most York in the treatment of dehcate di Faanxuin Hore: J. Cronels, New Haves Mrs. Mozeman, Port, Chi Getewick, Conn; J. Knigh 8 without any disagreeable ef- fects, and restore the patient to a most perfect state of healt t_ extensive practice in oF iputation for skiil in those old. half-eured cases that have fi jgent.. No. mater how long you Itis very agreeable to the taste, creates no perceptible odor, be used with the most entire secresy and success, by 4 either sex, without resort to any medical adviser or ke iby Wyatt & Ketcham, 121 Fulton street. Price dy3 300 ‘ MOTHER’S BOOK—Ana fea te ois ple ios family of children, le from entering the marri b tell you many mportant secrets which ailowed to state more in detail the charac- ut he knows it will be uni ie. oak stores, and of the author, No.2 Ann K. GLOVER (8 CONSULTED CONFIDENTIALLY je coutinues tu de- the treatment ofa égrzain el S nriten ithe motel remote othe f mong the soi-divant doctors aud medical who would avoid and the want of ex; it, Baltimore; B. Gladdi im the eaa and bones of tutional weakness, brought on Chapman, Utiea, ‘on o iged in by young men, causing lasciviow: f ia HOW! W. Hill, Memphis; Mr. prehension of poverty Claggeit, Augusta; M Hennoken, North Carolin; id Mzs. Miller, it in four days, withou 1 9 Yguhion frot yusiness, “Fost pa many considerate peo] jo charge made unless cured. here is a book that will J.’ Ateheson, Portland jeymour, Montreal; J Cummings, Hamilv SENTARY can be cured by the herb doctor in twelve hours—the very worst cases i bad, speedily removed, and all Pay e curesall cases of Fever and Ague, or intermit- 12 hours or uo charge. Office, 266 Broome’st. EDICAL ADVICE—Dr AMBROSE, member oi the Royal College of Surgeons, Li he. confide tially consulted upon all on 8 incident tothe human fami is treatment is energetic and prudent. Many long stand isenses, Which have baffled the {aculty, have been by him ically cured ina few days. The ¢ ar &e,, can ba sreecnty. relieved, by the aid tro Magnetism, & powerful machine foradvice and medicine, $1. a Jup: and Mrs. Li) E oan Et lage sequcen, Com | ichmond; Mr. and Mrs, Willi = 0 pretenders. Persoy Consequences re- jence, may do s9 offices are so arranged fice through the entry, to hi ¢ through the entry, pire T CURE OF SCROFULA, MERCURIAL “RS, Pains in the Bones and Joints, atreet.—I, Georg: hereby certify that [ was miraculously cu Heine of m most troublesom which I suffered for al the most so-called skillful phys had large and numerous ulcers, bones. and joints. 1 was pei by ealliug at No.2 atients do not see, e te entrance to his o: timore; 8 Kohastaun, N. | operation. Chargi 8. Booles, Springfield; Mr. and | street, 5 doors from REWARD—Cross’s Specific Mixture for th a of gonerrhasa, gli Plaints of the o covered for the al 5 edy and permanent cure ‘exposure or change in ap) ‘quackish recommen Heine does. not a} peak for it. Our object is to notify w! ¢ proprietor challenges a single case of gonorrha brought which the mixture will not rapidl: a disease which uni th, low, rich and poor, matrimonial and m ith a remedy by w! themselves without the least exposure, in the shortest the disease cannot be contracted if a dose of the mixture is taken at night on going to bed, when exposed. It isput up in bottles, wit nying it, at $1. Onefbottle many arecured in two Broadway, comer John street, New York; winery streets, Philadelphia; 8 lagous com i I] remedies yet dis- is isthe most certain; i without the least restric lication to busi EDICAL CARD—DR. MORRISON, 20436 Fulton street, devotes his entire time to the treatment of priv: ite education, and a practice of twei six years, enable him to perform 5} Strangers would consult their ¥ and examine his claims on their confidence. A perfect cue 43 Fulton, near Greenwich, tters, post paid, promply attended to. jy30 3t*re Li RIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL Miah ‘A. M. Mauricean, Professor.of Dis- tion of diet, drink, re by calling on Di ere it may be had; an did me no good; when ir. Jos. Heine, No. 20 Duane st., under whose am now entirely cured. Suc cure, under forfeit | Care | soon began to mend, an of my acquaintances who’ wish to. consult cured me, must recollect that his only offic GEO! » GL 1, Clerk of Fulton Market. to be 105 South street. Wi COMFANION, b all ranks of society secrets here contained, though of a nat he married, yet to those contemplating marriage, ‘We, the undersigned, bo" ‘he various subjects treated of in the ‘'Maried Woman’s rect. Sg as FISH, te Medical Companion” are ofa nature ither married or coutemp! come conversant, especially the great id. to ignorance of the existence of which wife has fallen a sacrifice; as also restraining many hrections accompa: ith whic ts a week, which geners marriage, should be- rench discover NOTHER GREAT CUR rial Rheumatism, Pains in the Legs and Arms, Ulcers of t 9 heerfully give this certificate to Dr. uane street, for the g1 rinkhurst ae Dr. Joseph Hein formed by him on mi other skillfal ph: say, that those pl tt saw a case like mine; the ulceration was 80 ve: over my body, my legs and arms were contracted, I fectly helpless, and confin ENSARY. No. 3 Division street . D. i835, by the present proprietor, for the successful treatment of a ‘disease of x secret nature, and {¢ the sale of DR. HUNTER’S RED DROP. | Thi is the only remedy on earth that can, safely be rel thoroughly eure this horrid disease without injury to the cou stitution, and without diet or hindrance from business, even A comprehensive treatise accom: panies each vial, (with full directions,) which is warranted to curd in all cases, no matter how I how deeply seated in the system, with less trouble to the 'p tient and in a shorter space of time, than any other medicine ip the world, or no pay will be taken. Price $1 per vial. icted with the various complaints arising @, or retention of the from a stoppage, irregularity, declin s invaluable as contain and the most certain remedies for said they never int This work is destined te be in the hands of every wife and ‘regard for her ow health and welfare, as wellasthatof herhusband. the revelations contained in its essing to thousands, as numerable leters will attest It is of course impos dto my bed; my life was a perfect d from the ulcers and pains in my Heine, No. 20 Duane street, I shall be RICHARD YATES. Lane and South street. ges have alrendy proved bones and jointa; to Dr. thankful all my life time. ible to convey more fully, ated of, as they are of a nature d jose contemplating mar- , since it is ever: t rdge, whereby che ter may be subject, ed COPIES WILL BESENT BY MAIL FREE OF POST A' On the receipt of One Dolli vate Medical Companion” wi. Captain 1 can be seen atthe comer of Maiden (Pik PRIVATE Pind 15h—On che injectuous diseases ana—on certain disorders which resem= lasturbation, &e., b ‘amily Physician, rs and illustra: saying that he may be wate Treatise, at to12 A. M., or 6 Those who apply I be surprised at 0 THE PUBLIC—Give my articles a trial and judge for them all to be as represent id. EAU LUSTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE. ‘This universally approved all ardent spirit ble, and may be mistaken f Joseph Ralph, M.D. ‘A Fourth Edition, with several new tive plates, is in the te The author takes , consulted on the diseases referred to in his 88 Greenwich street, to 9 P. M., (Sunday inva : in the early stage of these disorders, wi ity and little inconvenience that attends their cure. He it is chiefly those who have suffered long ople, and other causes, Vi it leliberate attention. A article, free from and other destructive renders it peautifully ragrance of the flowers the “Married Woman’s Pri- e sent, free of postage, to any All letters must be addressed (post box 1224 New York City. Pungent essent yal iis opportunity of bright, and imparts t Hate washed with thi and luxuriant in its growth, e “Married sold by bookselle: Agents in Philadelphi Stringer; Albany f spirit or other believes, however, it i plications of the from a certain class of jdness, and an infallible cure in affections of the skin on the head, as dandruff, and for prevent- BEE in, in whi fe mine, in which ex- d room to excavate; it 1s that I that man calls inventi adap ion. For Phulad lelphia. Sold }» Drugmists, Johnson, 273 Broad- oper preparatis Drilianey by n fe ep reservative inst 'F. Fisher. Allletters, oak however, must be addressed IMPORTATION —W. SCOTT & CO., No. 377 re received a fresh lot of the much admired is, narrow taped borders, which are offered lack and white lace ne French Cuffs, at Is. and 1 ing stock ofblack and wh: a heap lot ofneedlework Collars. ne will also VIDENCE.—Nature is an inexhaust perience and stud: sourie alone whic which he would do be sale by Jules Haul, Chemi wholesale and retail by OCT, SALMON’S REMED\ FOR DISORDERS of he Stornach, Liver and Kidneys, necompanied ‘of appetite, headache, janguor, low spirits, loss of fower parts of the chest, and other distressing. symptoms Capes, from $1 50; ilious attacks, gi id ir; th ne ‘This celebrated m 2s. 5 n in Valenciennes Laces rth their attention. and is prized so highly by all who ha has been induced to introduce He assures every sufferer from the above fect cure, invigorati OAKE’S IODINE LINIM “A nal cure for Rheumatism, either chronic or inflammatory—- is, or loss of the use of the limbs, contractions of cords how long standing ; INT—A safe and certain ‘A. to call. the attention be, c tite, hea ried Havana and Principe Seyars, tated Tt on as liberal terms as ny importer H. HENRIQUE! lected assortment of imy whicn he will dispose of ‘losent attention to 'G, 192 Broadway, ie _Corer of John st., Sole Agent. CLARET! CLARE NHE SURIC REE tig sf Fey tll Aah tant and,at his store, No. Broadway, the best quality of Cisret Wine. would particulary inyite the attention of houses, whom he will d f id does not prevent the rn OR in scrofula or king’s evil, enlarged d hip joints, tic doloreux, and acta like a charm, w © CLAIMANTS, ke—GENERAL AGENCY a the’| Side hi ‘The undersigned, general of the peace, respectfully informs removed his office to. the buil ubb & Schenck’s exchange office, on 15th ‘Treasury Department, where fully attend to.any business in be entrusted to hi it the general government, and who may confide to hi ement, may reat assured that they will be speedily attended to p Bounty land warrants or treasury scrip will be secured for the officers nnd soldiers of the present war, and the highest ined for the same. ned will keep his office openfrom 8A. M. until invalu of flesh wounds, has never been known to most stubborn ulcers or fever sores, and swelled legs pain m the public that he ani the public theth across the kidneys, in the chest, side,also stiff neck, sore throat id the gallon or barrel, as may je feels assured they will be CHALES ECKERT. — BLISHED A. D. 1640 KER ‘New York College of Medic devoted their attention during. the I a private nature, can confidently pro : their nervices, a'safe and permanent cure, without onstitution of confinement Es jONOR! edily and effectually eradicates cutaneous erupti the form of salt zeae x elas, ‘ ref bye wl ies moves toothac . ‘ae celia i RIVATE DISEASES —E cent, bunlons, ehilbieins, Bf vibe Boia Prdiri PA Te SAR Eaal sa 20 Beurlsteet, | Members of the KDICAL ADVICE. —DOCTOR LAMENT is still con fidentially consulted at his office, 63 Gold street, between d Be ‘All diseases of a delicate nature. His ‘and judicious, requires neither mercary, r hindrance from business pursuits. ree or fourdays. Debility, nervous, or con- ig from indiscreet indulgences of 'the pas- lerate youth,and thereby causi in house ixon Louigiana Avenue, nearly poste mand consulted before 8A. M. and alter Go'clack Pr Me” id to their treatment in from four to eight days, an Postage one-third of the time usually taken SOF TH URETHRA (considered by ineurable) successfully treated wit lent. Tosygeeauffering trom CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY N. ced by excess or im iter 6 o’clock P. M. pints, swelling of the ru f'the skin, and all ate of the blood, & and is warranted to give and quickens the circalation, allay: ry part of the animal economy in ¢ complaints aris prudence, the most beneficial effects may the C 4 IMPORTANT ‘NOTICE—Persons suffering from any of the above complaints, residing in. th convenient to make personal tothema chest eoutai aradical cure, with full 1 x their sysaptoms, time of contraction, and treatment receives elaewhere, if any, and evelosing ten dollars, post pavd, direct W. 3 RICHARDBON: M.D. ledieine und PRCIFIC PILLS, norrhoea, gleet, seminal emis joaopurulent discharges from the urethra. of twenty years by_the neglect of the parties joctor effectually ed without pa tenders, and som telves, is y the tation, and leaves eve: perfect state of health. Injudiotous and long continued use of mercu eases that haver long re bean rapidly and entirely removed nes requisite to perform diet, &e., by statin ters post-p ded to. and medicine, with Office 63 Gold atreet EDICAL ADVICE—Dr. Ambrose, i years Pepresices e ital tice, 1s Cal le of fe most approved and ex y. Those who may nee friend and a confidant. 63 mbers street, 5 doors from Broadwi Advice gratis, and charges for medicine MURRAY LEIGHION, M.D. hi 108 Chambers street (opposite the Sayin, jont to any part of by this powerful alterative. to ‘ Office of the College of i disease in all its tages, itious practice of the presen his assistance, will find road wav. cor John ed has remaining on hani work on Cutting, among ‘but in other respects laced price. It isdeemed of the above work, as it oF trade to be the most fall and complete arrangement ever befor published. Price of {pe took complete in the Hos. f there celebrated e7 effect 4 cure in a much shorter othe: without tainting the breath, 4 time than any Otte comach, or confinement from busisess.— DEBILITY CURKD. b i} f Fike City” of New ¥' confidently recommended for all cases of deb; cess of an ine it rotence, Heriuy, oF barrenness, are perfect, whic Inventor, Professor Vel diseases of the urethra. ids and the public corner of Pine stre sites, $6; Mantill embroidered Mus! Collars, 2% cents; do. cam cents; tape bordered do, 6% cents; infant's Rol heap; He Mi fe and tam| Shawls, $10, worth remedy for impotence, ing on lormation. “ingle bottles $1 each: acked, and sent to wana and Principe Segars, ‘a choice assortment of all ds. trade supplied om liberal terms. jv9 20t GIRANDOLES, ; cases of half ® dozen $5; carefully of the Union. Tne MLX' a Pu tiatla welt injudicious use of mercury, or unskilful medical f fal parider without rer having the venereal diseare, ably cleansing the system with this justly cele in casex of half a doze toad parts ofthe Unions RAR CT OF EY REPARED by the New York College of Medicine and ession of quackery. HALL LAN- —=The subscriber has now OLAR, LAMPS, (RDS \INY TRACT, for the | ARD’S INVALUABLE EXTRACT, for the > THORNS Tea ‘7: Gonorthena, Gleet, Stricture, Se , and all other diseases of the urinary orga now been sufficient! outa shadow of dow ual Impotency, advantage 09 § I examine the above he ToS yr 1¢ door east of Broad: OULDER BRACES, and BODY BELTS—Agate's cl Blastle Shoulder Brace, s0 lig ly se. it alterative, brated tnaingle bottles at $1 each iy packed and sent to a ordinary habits. Its ae unpleasant feelings attendant on a course of treatment, creating neil le cast of countenance oceasi specifies, but by its tonic ly appearance so well mark For sale, accompanied wi ch, between Courtt if Pati y the n ildren or adults, who are inclined to stooj e persons with weak- the chest, those of consumptive or sedentary fr those confined by study, or at the writin II find them an inval foes of f owed by the racking perties prevent- Pris refed and the purifying qu je8 and curative powers of ‘confidently recommended by the saparilla at present bef relied on es acertain remedy for ble article to brace the shoulde thereby giving n free and enithy ac- Iaborers, by wearing this action of all other rem collage dh gee to G4 ¢ the public, and may diseases arjeing frou op reets, New York. Pi PATENT. bi RSE S ASSIST nu amuse and exercis JUMPER, Of | Anew and p96 ita three months we ‘upwar eee reeds chia as improve the form. in the boues or joints, Pain eersied core throat, or ay di 'y effects of syphilis or an inju- had Peotone nae retail at uteneons eruptions ease arising from the dsid eine bales a: fin ees of hel Nona Bot e dozer forwarded vo al eo open fivm 8 a |AG. Gentlemen's outfitting sto ior Body Belt, or Abdor i il ; TS; DENTAL DE! where may be fou wi itall the support te which forme light, wogeeeele Hi a 'T, 544 BROAD WAY See a: Pun,