The New York Herald Newspaper, May 28, 1871, Page 12

ae = ae —_———__—_—_—— A SAD STORY. Fhe Death of Thomas Earle in the Worcester (Mass.) Insane Asylum, ey Another Instance of Domestic Discord Caused by = Spiritualism and Free Leving. Worcxstsr, Mass., May 27, 1871. In this city ie event of the hoar is we deatn and burial of Thepuas Karle, thus closing the last scene ef apainful domeste drama, protracted in dura- ‘won, Mzhigysensational in character and most tragic im its entiwg. Most Teaders will bave forgotten the Salient points of this remarkable case, which are partially ‘revived swy ie death of Mr. Earle, a man once prominent in business circles and moving in he first society of conservative New England. ‘Thomas Earle was married in 1849 to Ahce Chase, @f Seiem. Ton years of happiness were accorded to ‘the couple, who, to all appearances, were most Joving, And Itberally endowed with all the substan- tual and joxurions appotntments of life following ssuccess in business anu the accumulation of wealth. AFT THE BIRTH OF THE LAST CHILD, Thomas, Porn tn 1859, Mrs. Earle seems to have decome sebject toa strange halluctnation, showing Atself in # marked dis!ike for the soctety of her hus- ‘band, which became intensified through the tn- uence of SPIRITUAL DOCTRINES, ‘which taught her disordered imagination that a “way to soulfnl peace might be found in the society of a dark-haired ativity. Accordingly we find a mumber of compassionate gentlemen, of the kind always waiting round for chances of usefulness, visiting here and there, writing notes and prac- lising magnetism, while the husband is away at the war during the year 1861. In the suit for adultery that naturally follows as a sequence a social and “select crowd of high-toned and liberal-minded ladies and gentiemen are seen figuring on the car- pet, among whom MES. EARLE WAS PROMINENT, -as indicated by the evidence on the trial for adul- tery instituted by Mr. Karle in 1865. It was not re- ported or published at the ume, through the influ- ence of Mr. Earle. who desired to spare his wife the shame and his children the disgrace which he un- douvtedly had the power of tndicting. The MILK AND WATER PROSECUTION thus conducted gave ail the vantage to the woman, ‘Who used ner wealth and influence to avert the consequences of her delusion. From subse- quent developments no doubt remains that Rad the trial been a pubiic one justice ‘would have been influenced to a more impartial de- cision, Sometime previous to the trial of 1865 Mrs, Farle haa deserted ner husband and family and re- turned to her native piace, where she still reside: Belng possessed of about seventy-five thousand dol Jars ip her own right she had no, trouble in procar- ing friends to war upon her husband, who clearly gave her the advantage in accepting a divorce on any ground otner than that of adultery, which would have made all her future attempts to obtain posses- sion of the children fruitiess. AFTER THE DESERTION OF TIE MOTHER Mr. Earle procured an estunable lady to live in his family and care for the children. Becoming en- @eared to the children and consulting only their happiness Mr. Earle eventuaily married Miss Cole- mau, his housekeeper, shortly alter the decree of divorce was grantea for desertion, about two years Previous to this, however, Mr. Earle had spent @ year in Europe for bis heaith, during which Mrs, Farle had taken the children to Salem. On his re- turn to Worcester the father’s first care was to purchase and farnish a handsome residence, where he ovrovided for his family im good atyle, living happily, the children with him, and ferring their reconstructed home to that of te anged, mother, Then commenced suits for the possession of the ehildren, fnally so adjudged in favor of Mrs, Earle ga to take from the father tne two youngest, WHO WERE TORN FROM THE HOUSE force, shricking and struggling imedectually. 8 aiecved the sensitive and aelicate mental organization of the lather to that degree that he be- came no longer responsible for his acts, and, ‘while in a state of delirium, ie went to Salem Weffect their rescue, being defeated and repulsed With so much of violence that he became a rav:ng maniac, dying on the 24th inst, at the Insane Retreat at Worcester in the forty-eighth year of his age. THE NEARTLESSNESS OF THE DIVORCED WIFE and_ her advisers in refusing the dying man a sight of his childres on his deathbed, notwithstanding the assurances of the attending physician of his condition, stpplemented vy a refusal to permit their attendauce at the funeral in response to a courteous mote irom Mr. Earie’s brotuers, one of whom is Mayor of the city, is a theme of indignant comment 4n ali circles. BROOKLYN MATTERS. Temperance Lecture. Daniel Hewlett, a youth of nineteen years, a car- penter by trade, was arrested in Brooklyn on Friday evening last for intoxication, and locked up during the night in the First precinct station house, Yesterday morning, while in compapy with other prisoners in custody of a police oMcer on the way to the Police Court tor examination, Hewiett teil suddenly to the sidewalk, d the plood flowed freely from his mouth and nostrils while he worked im a fit, A Wagon Wus procured and he was sent to the Hospital, but before ing Uiat institution he hag breathed his 10: The Coroner was summoned do hold an inguest on the body. Rergh’s Benevolence. _- The great benefactor of the brute creation in “these parts," Professor Bergh, bas taken much pleasure iu the recent order of the Brooklyn police authorities, who have ordered that all arrests made Dy these humanitarian officers shall be respected by the police as though made by the latter body. Yesterday hall a dozen of the detectives of the So- ciety for the Prevention of Crueity to Animals were deployed along the vartous Lines cars in that city and closely inspected the condition of the stock driven. Arresis were made on the Court strect, Fulton ave- Bue and Myrtle avenue routes, for a) ing spavined and sickly horses. The drivers were warned against repeating the offence, and tue delicate aul- -mais Were quarantined ior repairs. A River Mystery. The body of an unknown drowned man was taken from the river at the Cob dock, Navy Yard, yester- day and removea to the dead house to await inden- Mificauon. Deceased, who was apparently about forty-five years of age, and five feet seven inches in height, had a black Laudkerchief tied over his eyes, and there were two deep abrasions of the scalp, which lead the police to express the opinion that Joui play had been perpetrated upon the uujortunae sean. Serious Figat Between Junkmen. Two jumkmen, named Michael Bagley and Dantel (Murphy, gov into ao altercation last night in their Doats, attue foot of Van Brunt street, South Brook- dyn, abont some sugar. Murphy seized a Moat boek and struck Bagley a violent Diow m the face, knocking everal of his @eeth out end cutuing lus lip so that he will be dis- Sigured forife. Murphy was arrested and locked mp to answer The injured man was taken to the ‘rd. preciect station hoase, where his wound was ar A Drenken Man Trampled to Death by a Horace. Wiliam Mathews, 4 hostier, in the employ of Goorge Mumby, who Keeps a Noor and feed store at Bi Fulton street, wrooklyn, went to the stable, under os Sweet Market, last night for the purpose of King acicr the horses. He was under che Indu- ence of Uguor, and, staygeriug up lo one of tne stalls, the horse caught bim oy the back of the neck ‘With Ads boeth, threw tum upon the floor and then trampled, bin to aeath belore he could be rescued. The deoesed resided at 15 James street, where he deaves 2 Wie and Liree children, UNITESLSTATES DISTRICT COUIT—iN ADMIRALTY. Damuges Against the Steamboat Amboy. Before Judge Benedict. Peter Brannigan vs, The Schooner George W. tunt and we Swaradoat Amboy, de.—The libel fants are entiied to receive ther damages of the Steg. "Dboat Amboy, inasmuch as that vessel fs solely responsive for the collision. A decree accordingly apust vd niered dismissiog the libei agaipet the ye t with cosi4, and condemumg the ges caused to the referred to in y to pay the dama Tremont by the Acciden the p olin. and let arefereace be Lad to ascertain the amount. Jurisdiction of Admiralty im’ Cases of Mort- sz on. Wiliam D. morgan vs. James T. Tapscott et al.— Twere proceeding.’ Were Lrougift to deeide as to ihe ownership of the Packer ship Wiliam Tapscott, which is now lying & Ute dock of Robert's stores, in this city, in charge of deputy marshals. The Ubcliant claims that on the 41 of June, 1809, James B. Bei disposed of a mo: tga’ on thirty-three forty- eighins of the ship to bin, but six forty-eighis of growing ‘out nat arg the question of the jurisdiction Talty im cases of mortgage was debated, and the Court reserved its decision. ‘The Atlantic Aven NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, M Schr Wm Gray, All Schr OC Acxen, Mead, Stamtord. Steamer Anthracite, Ricamer 8 F Posies, On the 19th of April were afterward released. . that about $30,000 was due him and as default had been made in the payment he was entitied to take possession of the snip under @ forecl ts further alleged that he did take possession of the Ship, and on the 2ith day of April was in peaceable re of the mortgage. It sslon thereol, and 1s the majority owner in consequence of holding twenty-seven forty-elghtns of the vessel, ‘The answer of Mr. Tapscott demes the Jnrisdiction the court in consequence ef the transaction not of any maritime contracts, He admits toa Snertgage was made, it thet tt was for $11,864 11, whick sum 18 said to have been aue from James B, Bell to W. D. Morgan. He alleges thet after Bou's share had veen made over to Mr. Morgan he gitered to pay to him what ever sums might be legally due on the mortgage, but that the propusition was refused unless (here should also be tncluced im the payment the sua of $10,00., alleged to be due Charles L. Morgan on the ship James. Bell, Mr. Tapscott clatms to be the owne! and Mr, Bell of six ferty-eighths, and therefore asks that the ship shonid be released, of thirty-seven forty-eightns of the vessel ‘The case came up for means yasaeraey, when Souris of Adini- SUPREME COURT—3PECIAL TERM. Extension—An Injunc- tien Vacated. Before Justice Giibert. Wiliam H. Adams vs, J. Wyckoff Van Sickelan, John Ives and George W. Pa'mer.—By an act of the Legislature passed in 1962, and an amendment in 1870, authority was given to extend Atiantic avenue to the county line, of same with a8 in the city of | Brooklyn. Under these acts the defendants above named were appointed Commissioners to open, grade and pave tne extension, and aiso to estimate the damages to the owners of the land taken. The Jand has been taken, the damages estimated and the report of the Commissioners confirmed last De- cember, ‘The Commissioners proceeded to advertise for bids for the grading and paving. W. H. Adams, the pee above named, was the lowest bidder, and in February last the contract was awarded to him, Mr. Adams did aot comply with the turms of his con- tract in several important particulars, and in March Jast (he Commissioners gave lim notice that they had the contract prepared for execution, and that ne must execute dt by the 15th or they would consider that he refused to fulfil it. Mr. Adams did not ap- pear by the 15th, and the Commissioners conse- quently considered they were iree {rom any obliga- tions to him, Mr. Adams dtd not think so, however, and he commenced tits action against the Commissiouers in the Supreme Court of New York, at the same time (May 6), obtaming an injunction from Judge G. Barnard, preventing the Commisstoners from Qwarding the contract to any other person except himself, and also restraining Supervisor Schenck, of the town of New Lots, from paying any other contractor for dolug the work. Yesterday morning Justice Gilbert granted an order vacating the injunction, without prejudice to the plaintiffs right to make application for its renewal. KINGS COUNTY SURROGATE'S CouRT. The wills of the following named persons were Proved this week:—Mary T. Suydam, Charles H. Bradley, James P. Spies, Jerard Hildbrand, Catherine O’Niel and James P. O’Rouke, all of Brooklyn. Letters of administration were granted in the estates of Hephzibah Alcertan, William G. Strong, Eliza Viny, Charity Selover, Catherme A. Mulls, Richard Flemming, Peter Bolys, Koseua Meyer and Charles Schracer, all.of Brooklyn. Letters of eae of the person and estate of Caroline F. Beicher were granted to Anna M. Belcher, her mother; of Hayward M. Ketcham to Nathaniel Ketcham, of Catherine Dufly to Mary Cassidy, ali of Brooklyn. SERENADE TO ASSEMBLYMAN NACH THANN. The friends of Assemblyman Martin Nachtmann assenibied in large force last evening, at 113 Ridge Street, and proceeded to the residence of Mr. Nacht- mann, tendering him a serenade, which wus ad- mirably rendered by Meyer's full band. Mr, Nacht- mann returned thanks for the compliment in a few appropriate remarks, after whici the party dis- persed, WAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Aseistant Paymaster George M. Irving 1s ordered to duty as assistant to the paymaster of the Receiv- ing ship at Portsmouth, Paymaster A. D. Bache 18 detached from special duty at Philadelphia and ordered to the receiving ship at Portsmouth. Paymaster W. W. Williams is detached from the seceding ae, Vandalia and ordered to the Ports- mouth, N. H., Navy Yard. Paymaster O. F, Guiid is detached from the Ports- mouth Navy Yard and ordered to duty as store- keeper of the Asiatic feet, relieving Paymaster El- dridge, who isprdered home. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS. THe Penneyivanie Legislature adjourned vine die yester- ‘The recent hea’ rains in Canada have considerably abated the fires in the woods near Ottawa, and they are not now considered of a dangerous character. The last stone in the bridge over the Mississippi river at Hapnival, Mo., was laid at ten o'clock yesterday muruing with appropriate ceremonies. Nrs.C. B. McKnight, of Reaaing, Pa., while laboring under a fit of insanity, yesterday shot and killed her child, a boy between three and four years of age. S.L. Palmer's store,in Newport, R. I., was robbed of $2,000 worth of boots and shoes on Friday night. The plun- dei was probably carried away by some vessel, a very large fleet being in port at the time. Lorrento Rogers, of Galesburg, Til. was jilted by his sweet- heart, and attempted to heal his broken heart by shooting himsei/ yesterday ; but the bali failed to reach @ fatal spot, and Lorrento atifl lives. In Lawrence, Mas last night William R. Scott and Emma C. Horne, meeting w'th opposition to their marriage, took arsenic, of which the girl died. Scott survived and bas since been arrested. The Keystone Marble works of Jacoby & Prine, corner of Market and I'wenty-tirst streets, Phiiadelpnia, were by fire yesterday morning. A greal ount of fink ble work was destroyed. 8 350,000; insured for $30. 00U— in the Royal $20,000, and the Liverpoo! and Loudon $5,000. 4 Henry K. Fisher, former'y a Boston boot and shoe dealer, te charzed with obtaining $1,600 from the Atias u Bank W forging the name of tgs 44 & Nason, of New York, to a note of that amonnt, Fisher was arrested in ‘Canada and brought to Boston for trial. Sun sets........ 722! High water.morn 2 48 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE. Offices -]28 Broadway. :115 Broadway. 219 Brondway. - [58 Broadway. {7 Bowling Green +17 Bowhng Green PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 27, 1871, CLEARED. Steamship Parthia (Br), Waison, Liverpool via Queens- town—U G Prancklyn. Steamabip Weeer (NG), Willigerod, Bremen—Oelrichs & 0. Lbigamsbip Fah-Kee, Cooper, Hamitton, Bermuda—Jones & ongh. vt ship Gen Sedgwick, Ellis, Galveston via Key Hi Mallory & Co, vaship St Louis, Whitehead, New Orleans—H B Crom- D Steamship Ashland, Moore, Fernandina—J Hand. Steamaliip Sao Saivador, Nickerson, Savanuab—W R Gar- json. Steamship Montgomery, Faircioth, Savannab—R Lowden, Steamship Manhattan, Woodbull, Ouarieston—H R Morgan 0. Sicamabip Benefactor, Jones, Wilmington, NO—Loriliard Steamabtp Steamship Wyanoke, Bourne, Norfolk, City Poim and Old Dommlon Steamship Co. ip Gro B Upton, Roberts, Norfolk, City Point end Richmond— Wasbingtou & C Steamahip John Ciieon, Winters, Georgetown, DO, and Alexandris—Geo B Merrick. Steamshtp Voinateer, Howe, Philadelphia—Lorillard Steam- ship Co. Steamabip Neptune, Baker. Borton—H F Dimock. qruitamenip Acushnet, Rector, New Bedford—Verguson & Joven Thomas (Port), Henrickson, Oporto—Hage- meyer & Brann. Ehip Meetering, Thatcher, San Francisco—Geo D Sutton, RUarE Netheriou (lr), Brokensnaw, Livervool—Ceorge, F Bark Rival (Br), Farfar, Plymouth for orders—George F Bulley. park Fikigoien (Br), Elven, Queenstown or Falmouth ~ Fi rthue NG), Schafer, Cork or Falmouth for ordera— Went, Tetens & Bookmanr. ark Brignet! (Ital), Laverifio, Dublin—-Slocorich & Oo. « ME Cor ng, Roach, Mavre--Boyd & Hincken. ark He ton, Carthagena, Maxseilles and Leg- oro Lewls Sylveat ; i Shamrock, Leighton, Marcell Brig DS Soule, Orr, Gibraltar~ II Baetjer, pit Maraueriie (Bri, Gavin, Acroyo, PR— ‘owne, Brig Branch (Br), Sanford, Halifax—Pensaton & Co. Rebs Edward Burnett, Pouder, Para—U Ladmaun & Co. Schr Kila L Tretethen, Clark, St Merre, Mart--C J Stapler, Sehr kimily Curis, Burbour, St Johns, PR-Miller & Meaghres. Schr Carleton, Albory, Nasseu, NP—F T Montell & Bar- deaux, Schr Pampero (Br), Holder, 8t John, NB—Heney & Par- ker. ‘dohe Bs, Montgomery, Jacksonville—W Ray, Bebe Hattie Coombs, Jameson, Charleston—Erans, Ball & Co. ‘ebr John A Grifin, Foster, Wilmington, NC—Evans, Ball Co. Schr David. Nichols, Wyman, Wilmington, NC—& C Loud Shir John HY Rapp, Cole, Richmond, ‘Va—Van Brant & ht. a ee it Tale of Pines, Scull, Yorktown, Va—Overton & Haw- kins, sti Paragon, Neleon, Baltimore —Wm Chalmers, feor sale B, Biakerne®, Philadelphia—Kval Ball & Co, Behr Mary Weaver, Weaver, Philadelphia—C It Kremer, Nt if, town, Ct—W Chalmers Beur Treat, Barker, jangor_ BS Wenberg. che Frank Treat, Sebr Nelie Bigh, Bich, W mob Crowell & Oo. AY 28, 1871.—QUADRUP. hropshire, MhNadelphia, Brown, Pollate.paie. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YAOHTS. Steamsbip Dacian (B Laird, Glasgo ‘Ville 13th, with mdse and 13 passengers, to terly gales most int 488 lon te Dale with bare teria W 1b ls with bark aria, Waketivei |, Steamainp Mississippi, Henry, Nev with mdve nod passenzers, to. Frede an cross the Guif, Ne leans May [0, er. and fine weather 4a the Gulf Streams a large feet of square: he Kildonan (Br), DeLonte, Mumia, Jan %%, with mdse to wed through Gaspar Ktraits, Fe lava Head, 18: Cape of Good Hope, Aj r had moderate pril 2, lat 3402 S,lon 2610 E, sign: Palculta tor London, 63 di wignalized ship Siam (Br), from Newport for Randers (Dan), Vi entine, Honckons, ier qua‘or Apr 30, in long 22 Wi sand, Iquique, alized ship City of ot 153 Hope April 9; crossed the made Fire feinnd May 2 Rark Wieland (N nitrate of sous, to Charles bdays with heavy SW and_N’ March 12; calms; April 18, Int bars Frederic. Wilton (NG res, 4rays ont; With, lat Jathen (Br), trom L roken; was under canvas, stecri | 17, lat % 88 'N, lon 67 ¥ io Orteans for Barcelon: 8, lon 29 rom Liverpool for Buen: lo Janciro, with prope!lor bark Pelican State (Sp), 15 days out; has been six days north rad. Bark Pallas (Br), Biddle, Belize, Hon, 17 da: wond, £e, and 9 passengers, to Wi and calnts the ertire passage, Rark MeGilver; of Searsport), Nickels, Matanzas 13 days, iaher—vessel to Walsh, Field & ‘elly, Maracatbo, 7 days, with naky, Lotz & Co—vessel to ‘ommt a Pitre, Guad 15 day! ns-—vessel to G A Phillips and calms throughout; le’t jn port on), Dunbar, Arroyo, PR, ‘18 days; with sugar and molasses to Gaiway & Cassada verse! to Miller and Houghton, port brig Valencia, for New York. i A Barnard (Kr), Willebs, Matanzas, 16 days, with ‘a, to order—vessel to master. Had moderate weather. x why Hatteras, ry Burdett (of Newburyport! with rubber, &c, to Burdett & P. Mi Had moderate weather. ship Congresa (of Boston), from. &: York, 130 daya out, 2s from Londou for New Schr Peironila (Br), Emery. Belize, Bon 17 dayi wood and 4 passengers, to J Laycratt Schr Dutch Princess (Dutch), Hassell, Maracaibo 18 da: with coffee, dc, to E Pavenstadt & Co—veasul to Jos Foulkes Rehr Ha'tie Ri dave, with Molas: Millcr & Haughton, Had fine weather coffer and T passenger, to ‘Had moderate weather, rig Chi with sugar, to HT Coiling, Had ight wi achr Ocean Bell, for Porto Rico. Brig Williain Maxon (of | Had light bafiing winds, Jon 63 37, spoke jan Erancisco for New hip Asiana (Br), Jat 29 18, lon 68 FI (of Portiand, Nl, Son & Co—vessel to has been 6 days north Scar R F Hart (of St Georve, Me), Hart, Sa.ua 10 day: d cedar to E D Morgan &'Co, Had fine weather. Schr A C Buckley, Buckley, Indianola, 17 days, with cotton ‘oscnr it Warren, Roberts, Newbern, NO, 4 da; ahi Schr L Warren, Rol jewbern, with shin- sen 0 TG Ben Five) Behr Vanguard, Collins, Virginia, Tyler, Smith, Alexandria for Hartford. rd, Powell, Phi Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Steamship Chesapeake, Johnson, Portland for New York, with mdse and passengers. to J F Amen, Schr Promenade York, with potatoes to Schr a G Pease, Buell, Por stone to Gregory & Co, Cornwallis, NS, for New a & Co, ruand, Ct, for Hoboken, with Arey, New Haven for New York. Plymouth tor New York, with Scbr Jane M Brainerd, McCarthy, Portland, Ct, for New York, with stoue to Sealy & Co, Sehr Potter & Hooper, Bradbury, Pawtucket for New rt lumber to EC Smith & Co. forkport for New York, jewport tor New York. for Philadelphia, for New York. Sebr Rienzi, Cob! } 25, lat 40 40, lon Parker, Darberry, Oyster Bay for Crockett, Portiaud f beriain, Adams, Ro: chr Congress, Clark, Portland for New York, with lumber to Simpson & Clai Pp. hr Wim H Sargent, ne, aise ie L ‘fica r E Potter, Elisworth, Bridgeport for New York. Schr Staten Islander, Hammond, New Haven for Eliza- let sagt Schr Northern Light, Harper, New Haven for Philadel- non, New Haven for New York. New Uaven for New York, lorwalk for New York. port for New York, aven for Brooklya, with od for New York, rick for New York, ckland for New York, Mary Means, Ella Oates, Hillbu: stone to East River Bridge Co. Scbr Vuloan, W sles, New Ilaven for Ellzabethport. Sehr Little Day fi hr Boulogne, Uil!, New Haven for Port Johnson, r Smith O'Brien, Burns, New Uaven for New York, Schr P Matthews, Lunt, Bridgeport for New York, Schr MA Taylor, Alle! Scbr Charles Hawiey, 3 Scbr Mariner, Sheran, Greenwich for New Yi r Richard’ Morrell, Davis, Greenwich for New York. Sackett, Greenwich for New York, om, Oraisr Bay for hew ¥ lence for Phftadelphia, Harbor Pe New York, Schr Darid Pearsall hr Lafayette, Ludi away jibboom off New Loadon. yaignm yacht Wm M Tweed, Clark, Greenwich for New ork. Steamer Electra, Mott, Providence for New York, with mdse and passengers, to Isaac Odell. Kenney, Providence for New Yor! I. for New York, with mdse ‘to Trane Odell, «d States, Davis, Fall River for New York, BOUND EAST, Steamshio Neptune. Baker. New York for Boston. Steamship Acushnet, Rector. ig 3 L Bower. Ainsbury, New F America, Ingraha: behr Sarah Jane, Jackson, New \ork for Newport, Sehr Adrian, Avery, Rondout for Boston, Kebr Florence Mayo, Hull, New York for Boston, Sclir Anson Brown, Steamer Ospres mdao and pastengers, to j#aac Odel Steamer Mets, Davis, Providence and passenzera, lew York for New Bedford. York for Gibraltar, ondout for Boston. Mills, Fiizabeth b, Avery, New Yor! & Ellen, Fox, New York for Hartford, Schr V Barkalew, Holmes, New York for New Haven. aladen, New York for Portland, Ct. nt for Bridgeport, Schr Robt Smith, Relr E C Denison, Alien, Albany for Pawt Sehr J H Chaffee, Fox, Rondout for Hartford. ies, Newburg for Bath, Schr G Snow, Thorndike, Rondout for Portland, Me, 1¢ Wilson, Roudout for Norwalk. ennon, Hoboken far Providence, Elixabethpout for Providence, ‘or New Haven, Johnson for Hartford, Fisher, Hoboken for Boston, #, Filrabetnport for Brid Sebr R P King, Bebr Ely Peck, Aver Sehr Onward, Wheeler, Schr Henrietta, Ry: ir M. Dutcher, New York for Boston, Schr Gem, Thornas, Rondont for Boston, Schr J § Swan, Knapp, New York for S 3, Schr Emliy S Gildersleeve, Carroll, Jacksonville for Mid Schr E H Lewis, Lewis, New York for Providence, Schr M A Predmore, Hart, Elzabethport for Providence, New York for Freeport, ney, New York for Wareham. ond, Goldamith, Klizabet Sehr Marr Jobnson, Phinney, Hobo! Sehr J Addison, Durham, South Amboy for Bridgeport. Sloop F Browne, «itll, Poughkee; Halcyon, Latimer, New York for New yetie, Gai, New York tor Providence, Steamer Electra, Mott, New York for Providence, WUHITRSTON F. LI, Mav 27-11:60 PM, The schr Silver Spray and three ‘schooners, reported at an- chor of Whitestone night of 26th inal, proceeded at noon to- Sebr The Chief, Schr Lamartine, thport for Salem. a for Gorham, Mass. ie for Newport. lice boat Seneca, Twenty-fourth precinct, Capt Todd, ward, put in bere atl FM, and er will remain over n. from Cardiff April 14. (Was 68 20 (hy pilot boat F Perkins, spoken May 25, Ia Now Brig Wm Mason, Dunbar, 18 days from Arroyo, Brig China (Br), 15 days grom Martinique. Steamship City of Brussels, for Liverpool; Denmark, do; Australia, Glas ; Fal veston and Key Weat St Louis, do; Ashiand, F Savannah: Montgomery, do; Mai battan, Charleston ; Benetactor, Wilmington, NO! Wranok do; Jou Gibson, Georgetow: ern Metropo'ie, Volunteer, Philadelphia. Wind at sunset 8, igi. Marine Disasters. ‘Tne Lost Stramenrey UN ing, purporting to have come from the fll-fated steam: United Kingdom, no intelligence from whicb bas ever bee recetved since leaving this port for Glasgow on her last un- fortunate trip, was written on a piece of paper taken from a bottle, which waa picked np at Rockaway bya Mra stan- cliffe, of that piace, while walking alopg the beach a few ED KrsGnom—The follow- Yn board the United Kingdom, New York to Glasgow. Mid-ocean, Ship fast setting down. All bands and pas seugers likely to perfsb, as most of the boats are swept ip ould this Be picked up ple M RUSSELL, Third Mate.” Surp PLRTADES (Br), Pierce, from Calcutta for New York, which put into St Heiena, damaged, resumed ber voyage about 24th alt, PARK HELirsront—Mr § A Wheelwright gives in the Buenos Ayres Standard of March 21 the followin rth gs ot bark Hellespont (betore report degrees north of Kio rande ‘on the WW days {rom lewvia Boenos Ayres, efore his easel it back to Montevideo with tho wyaician; bit on speaking the hark @ woud put in q! river, p consultingte pl aud learning tha ow oT uit hfs yeasel in charg first officer, and toolt where he lay in a slow fever up to the time of AM of the Ziat of February ell hands of “Breakers abead,” and before ui they struck heavily on a san them withont {i Ing dark, #0 that the | case hopeless until day were arou he, oF, the vessel confi! be put abor bar, the waves sweeping over visible, they considered their dawned, and they discovered Iand near by. the mate’a nvckoning placed them eastward of the coam, #0 that when she struck they all guj posed that they were iO some unuiacovered reef of island iaid-ocean. Daylight boxvever un leceived thera, and a atron, the vessel cleared the sand bar an: where the passengers and crew one boat ouly being swamped, aeesger ast nate cod was run onto the beac the surf in eafely, in the lons of son 0 manned her swam (’ as be was, jumped from his berth whea she strnck und was indefatigable in doing all that could be done for thesafety and comfort of both passengers and crew. In the aame of Sate t ceowe to make this. ie ace knowleagment of Kindness und efficiency of Capt Crow- ein ‘an hour of peril and danger; and their contidence him asa man is vest shown by thelr assurance that oe. ‘would cheerfully take ewith him in any vessei, an oniy regret that they cannot do so, BARK Yes (Br, Linds! at Maracaibo for New York, went ashore May 4'on the isle de St Carlos, Maracaibo, and became a total loss, together with part of her cargo. (The Ynea was formerly » Spanish vessel, but went ashore on th Jersey const some time ago, and was bought by some parties in thiscity, (The above was reported in y "s paper as the schr Ines), Bank Farry (Br), from Bull River, SO, for Europe, with a cargo of phosphate, before reported wrecked, went ashore on the reakers of St Helena bar, SU, night of the 18th inst, and uroke in two, Her sails, rigging and provisions were BARK MINNIE—London, May 27—The bark Minnie (Nor), Restel, from London [or Boston, bas foundered, in conse: nenes of Scopiesion with the Elizabeth A Oilver, from iew York for London, Soun BRL. (Br), Gray, at Boston from Arroyo, PR, in golng un the harbor got ashore on Nix’s Mate, but came off At high water, and was towed up to the city, ‘No damage re- ported. Scun SUNK—A flat-bottomed schooner, 140 tons, loaded with rougi stone and moored oif Knowiton's Cove, at Rock- port, sunk on Monday pight, and Mee with ber masts just above the water at high ude. Miscellaneous. Sir LookouTt—A Worry Sra CaPratx—The pp Lookont, Captain R McD Nugent, sailed trom New Yor! ‘on the 24th of July, with a cargo of assorted mer- chandise for this port,” When off Cape Horn abe encoun- tered most terribly revere weather, fn which tho abip becal 40 crippled that for the safety of vease! and carzo her master found it necessary to hear away to the nearest port for relief und Her foremast was sprung and ber mizzenmast cracked: the caps on the mas all worked Jooae, endangering the lower masts; her bows ware badly started, und abe was enera'ly much damage, She put into Port Stanley (Fast), ‘alkland Islands, Oct 2. At Port Stanley {t was found im- possible to procire the r: ry materials or mechanics to rimanently repair ti and Instead of condemning her and torwarling her cargo by another vessel, Captain Nu- gent concluded to make temporary repairs and endeavor to Feach his portof destinsien, The cargo from the between decks was discharged by his crew (he objecting to empioy natives or shore hands, wii would have rovbed nagbt snd et into @ bulk chartered for purpos, el fred an well aa possible, The captain was obliged t remast, that is, add @ epar tort, The cargo was again reloaded and stowed by the crew, and the vova..e bel sumed February 18 she arrivest at this port on the Sth inst, 279 days from New York, The cargo is now being discharged by Commo ores Allen and Younz at Vallejo wharf. and the whole is {n most perfect condition, net a broken or damaged Pilekage having as yet heen discharged trom her. We vI hin vessol the other day and found that a qnantity of paper for the Aita, sul'etin, Cal) and Sacramento mn was being taken off in'perfect condition, Her cargo inoinded a quantity of powder, and while at the cheerless Falkland Islands no firen were permitied on board during the restowing of the cargo. It isthe general remark of the Surveyors that this 1s the firat f ‘of a veasol going into the Falicland Isianda in distros and dhecharging her cargo without having ft badly broken and packases pilfered of their contents Inst cargo being that of the bark Sea Witch, whose reclamations for damages excveded thitty eizht per cent of the value of the carzo, Too much credit cannot be given to Capt Nueut and r, Mr Flirt, for their watchint care of the Juter- to them, thoy having by thelr course saved to t ‘writers and parties interested over ten thousand dollars. ‘The Initer should and will no doubt show their ap- preciation by a aubstantial acknowledgment of these vi able servicer, Many otherwise excellent captains would have taken Jit or no c Te of the cargo under such circumstances. Alta Callfornta, May 16. Sout ANN PARKER, of Salem, 54 tons, dufit at Wella, Me, in 1850, has been purchased by the Pigeon Hill Granite Co, and will freight stone from Pigeon Cove. SOR QKORGIANNA, of Cohasset, 52 tons, built at Essex in 18! been purchased by Joho Parker, of Gloucester. Mr, Nicholas Ganglo"s new steam tug, built {n Glouces- ter this season, of 22.19 tons, has been named Lewis Os- jorne, Schr Bonny Ives (of Fllsworth), Curtis, now at Pawtucket, 4s reported in some of the New York papera (not in the New York Herald) as arrived at that port May 24, trom Elis. worth. ScbrJ H artlett, Harris, from Providence, is also reported arrived there 24th, She arrived in Philadelphia the same date,—Boston Advertiser, May 27. Whalemen. Arrived at New Bedford 26th, bark Norman, Taber (late Towle, decvased), Arctic Ocean, Honolulu Nov 33, Pernando de Noronba Apri bbis ap (taken on the passage) 850 do wh off, and 1500 Iba bone, Sent home 120 bbls an, ZI do wh of! und 5,000 Iba bone. Has on freight 3y,411 gals wh ofl {rom bark Seneca. Reports spoke Mareh 25, lat 28 8, lon 42 W, bark Draco, Braley, NB, 900 bbls sp oil, all told, ‘and saw her take two small whal fterwards. Arrived at New London Sout G el Sth, schr Francis Allyn, from ‘orges March 28, clean. ‘Safled in company with bark ss, for New Londen, with t60 bbls sp; Would cruise for sp whalts before returning home. Spoken. Rrig Navarino, from New York for Constantinople, Mai Jat 49 8830 (ty pilot boat F Perkins, Mo i . p Importer, Avery, from New Orleans for Liverpool, May 16, tat 31 48, lon 7644. Hp, Moravia, Pauten, 108 days from Callao for Valencia, April 29, 1ny 813 N. ion $8 07 W. rig Jabouton (Braz). from New York for Pernambuco, May 2%, lat 8917 N, lon 702), Sailboat City) of Racna. from New York for Liverpool, } Jon 7060, May 25, iat 40 Foreign Ports. ROhicorra, May 2%—Sailed, ship Cashmere, Kingman, joston, DENANARA, May 7—In port bark Chanticleer, Wiley, from Pensacola fot Rio Janelro, finished repairing and would commence reloading on the th: brigs Annie Gardner, @ ner, for New York 98; Silas Martin, Brown, for dg do; mirez, Bernard, for 8! omas, do; Nancy jcLellan, lig; schre Angie Whiting, Hutchinson, for New York Seu; ollie, for St Thomas 8th, THAVANA, May 24—Arrived, steamsbip Missouri, Edwards, New York via Nassau, Bailed 26th, steamship Lodona, Hovey, New York. yMAUIAX, May Zl—Arrived, sebr Antelope (Bn), Bartlett, few York. LivERFOOL, May 25—Arrived, ships Pontine, Finlay, New York; Carolus Magnus, Smith, ‘Mooile; Sarawak, Richard- fon, and Antarctic, Flynn, New Orleona; Frederick, Arm- trong. § nj barks’ Carrie E Long, Park, aod Mary Lowerlson, Henderson, New Orieans;, drome tlones, Cree. by, 8 bh; Islagd Queen, Brooks, Galveston; 26th, mbt Cook, New York? ps ¢ ribut, Masson, ‘Mobiie; LL Sturges, Linekin, w Orleans; barks Elinor (Nor), Sorensen, Galveston: Launata (kus Lundgren, New Orleans; brig’ Jane Good: year (Br), Davis, do (all before reported in news columns). ‘Also artived 26th, steamship North American, Trocks, Bal- (NG), Gerdes, Mobile, MM, brig Me Gross (Br), rs New Dominion, Goucher, do? Arthur Barton, Frobock, Savannah; 26th, E B Beard, Price, Kk. 128d, schra Seventy-Six, Teel, Philadelphia; 25 inch (fir), Maloney; Franoes Ellen, Warren; O (Br), Branscomb, and J K Howard (Br), Howard, ' American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, May 26—Arrived, sohr Charley Woolsey, New Haven. BOSTON, May %—Arrived, schrs HS Brooks, Lore, and Abby L Dow, Young. Georgetown, DC; Wm G Patten, ker; C8 Jones, Norms, and H T Hedges, Franklin, mith; O 8 Fdwards, ( 0 jason, Philade!phia; Boston, Poughkeepsie; L A Blossom, Chatheld, Hoook ; Mary Langdon. Bennett, Coxsackie, NY; Plymouth Rock, Parker, NGleared-Barks Acactn, Robingon, of Het Meared—Barks _Acac Ingon, Mavagner; Helton Nor), Mathieaen, Philadelphia, tolond for the Baltle helen ary E Ladd (Rr), Wyman, St Thomas; H M Rowley, Row- ley, and A Herrera, French, New York. Also ‘Cleared, steamship Geo Appold, Howes, Baltimore; brig Jeune Ed- ouard (Fr), Boudon, Rotterdam, 4 Wind SW to NW and W, bark Warren Hallett; M Rowley. — Arrived, Small, and Rass a jew 1 Be nies, Cady) New York; Geor Parker, Freeman, and Lizzie Poor, Dickey, Eleuthera; Of the Mist, and Mary Jano & Elizabeth, di log, WF Cushiny Cooke, Sagua; Active, Coombs, Windsor, NS; C Ht Macom- ber, Higes Harbor Istand. Pensacola; Milton, Corse; , Bteenken, Kotter. Cleared--Ship Arnold’ Bouinger (N\ Darks Bessie Simpson (ir), Glob Montevideo or Bueuos Ayres; Aquidneck, Cherebrough, Rio Janeiro; bri; een of the Fleet (Br), Baimanno, Bristol; Mina (ir), Hol- er, St John, NB; Italia (Br). Roberts, Ponce: Tickler (Br), De Bonrcler, Paspebiac; schrs S B Wheeler, Corson. and Bartlett, Bartiett, Boston. BANGOR, May 24--Cleared, ship Winifred, Jobnson, Phil adelphia, to load for Antwerp; %th, achr Neliie Treat, ‘Trim, Philadelphia, BRIDGEPORT, May 27—Arrived, schra Mattie E Tabet, Aldrich; Willow’ Harp, Davis, and Ida A Jayne, Jayne, Georgetown, DC; Helen, Perry, Baltimore; Tabitha & Han- nah, Gill, Ehzabethport; Franklin Pierce. Philander, South 0} nry Kemeen, Allen, Spuyten Mnywil; Sarab, Travap ki 6 er, Croton; Sarah Klizabech, Manroe, Branford. RLESTON, BC, May 21 Arrived, steamship Georgia, few York; brig Lizabel, from ‘Boston. Steamship Jas Adger, Lockwood, New York; bark ‘or Barcelona, Arrived, achra Morelight, Blatchford, 0, 0, Cloared 17th, 1 jenry, Dobbin, New York; 18h, brig J £ i Crowiey, do; schrs Champion, Clark, dot More: ght, Bradtori, do jeared J81b, brig Abby Watson, fatson, do; 1b, aobrs Staritght, Blatchford, a Drisko, Philadelphia; Greeniand, Parker, Stap! 20th, H'T Townsend, Hersey; Mary Fletcher, Sargent? HH Wellman, Verrill; Helen G King, Marshall, and Quoddy, Fanning, New Yor! mou, Joauson, Philadelphia, EAr} MACHIAS, May 20Saled, scbr Starbuck, Clark, New York. FORTRESS MONROF, May 27—Passed in for Palmore bark Marret, from the West Indien; schra General Grane from Nassau; E K Brown, from the Spanish Main, FALL RIVER, May 26 led, schrs Vornelia, Ferris, and Mary Klizabeth, Borden, york. GALVESTON, May 15-- Arrived, bark Virginia Dare, For- Gl eBTER, May rrived, scl ‘ Calais for New York. Dea LYNN, May 25—Arrived, achr Leontine, Pratt, Rondout. NEW ORLEANB, May J2—Arrived, bark Maudalie, Gale, Buenos Ayres. Clearea—Bniva Rochester, Clough, and Chas Davenport, Polter, Liverpool; bark Anda (Swe), Hansson, London, Pass, May 22—Arrived, echr W RB Bradley, Nok, Mitchell, arrived from Pet ool, ide, walling orders, ‘W-Saled, steamabip Klien 8 Terry, cola Chapin, New Lore, NEWBURYPORT, May 95— Arrived, schr § L Burns, Cros- ta, Hileavernport, EW BEDFORD, May 26—Arrived, sch Samuel © Hart, Kelty, Baltimore. : NEWPORT, May 25, PM—Arrived, brig J & H Crowley, Crowley, Calais for New York; achra Tia Hudson, Greeley ; Leader, Gin; Plan rait; Massacbusetis, Kensington; Mary rower, Sannadre: Ladonte, Hall; Emma Ly Gregory, Thorndike, atid Excter, Pendleton, tockiand for New York ele, Childs, and Mary Shields, ‘Waite, Gardiner for dora A Heyden, i Cove for di Chapin, Gitord, riek, € ad 3 Row! or da; Nathan Ciifford, Shute, I ton Golathw: jort for do; More lard, Calais for do; Wioore, Sed for slo; Tuabo, Daytm Portiand for ds ton (Bi), Smith, 8t Joho, NB, for'do; BI Ink ence for 40; #ivon Ida Vall, Norton, Providence for ura Eroma M Fox, Case, Phiiadelphia; lda, Deer- nton for New York. ‘Shih Arrived, scbre MV Cook, Falkenburg, Philadelphia; Roinp, Fannon, Lupe for do John Lozier, Trefethan, Taun- ton for New Yo {,Cgnieva, Herre, and Nary Hittabeth, orden, | River for do. NEW LONDON, May ‘Me Arrived, schr Reading Rallroad No 77, Philadetphia. Sailed—Schre Adele Felicia, Eliott, and Jobu Metler, Bar. low, New York. Sumter Lynely, Uohon justice Lynet, Hoboken. NEW HAVEN, May 25—Arrived, brigs Wate Lily, Wiggins, St Croix; New Jones, ‘echra Mary Hamli Groene; Morning Light, Bowén Yas Satierthwalte, Kinney as Buchanan, Kelley: Edward Lindsley, HIN; con, Jol ton; TE Cal alioek, Cleared—Schte Lottiv Jobnaon, Ponce: Niagara, Worden, and Sarah J Tyler, New York: Joreph, Skidmore, Kuzabeth: jde9 Gear Philadelphia, # Pins OLA. May 19—Asrived, ship May Queen (BP, jew Orieaps, Atrivea, bark Sea (Br),\Brower, New Orieans, LE SHEET, PHILADELPHIA, May 9%6—Arrived, steamship Doane, New York? rion nor London} Church (Bry Brown, Bosten Perle kincricas Union, Gor ins, Havana Mary K Smith, ard, Hi . Sagua, Rope, ‘wiley, fan Salva. New York ; Lizzie Carr, Gilchi Lake- — Newburyport Wellington, arbour; L A Bi Jobn Hf Perty, Kelly, Seconne Harrict Newell Gou'd, and Estelle ‘bay, Carey a; 1 Th Frositonces Fesco ce, New York: Bridgeport ; Fox ‘ane 4, Gran, Lak qui Ald, Grail, Lynn H Crosk D Coline, Townsend, New Haven Fall i rrisou, Biackman doll, Loa; J B Clavion, Chapman, and J ll Moore, Nicker- fon, a; Jas L Maloy, Russell, New Haven; May 3 Flaher, Lawrence, Providence: & W Huddell, Maloy, Ban- r; Penobscot, Coombs; T D Wilder, Kimmney; Onprey, wiey, and D Talbot, Amesbury, New York; J Truman, Giobs, New Bedford, Cleared—Brigs Kate (Br), Palfrey, Cork or Falmouth; C M Reynolds, Simonson, St Icha. NBi achraD Talbot, Ames- bury; Clyde, Wilwou Monitou, Davis; Monmouth, bes JH Bartest: Harris: Mary D ireland ireland; Albert M Franels; W Kirk; Elizabeth Magee, ; EH Atwood, Norns; Sea Foam, Fendicton; Susan jones; Nellie, French, and Penobscot, Coombs, Boston; Above Ingalls, Angi, Vortiand, and ilawatha, Lee, New: i PORTLAND, May 25—Cleared, achr T H Seymour, Bur- eas, New York. Holbrook, New York. 2tb—Arrived, schr @ WY Glover, Cleared—Briz It F Wheeler, Bacon, Sagua; achr Helen Mar, Nickerson, Philadelphia, PROVIDENCE, May 24—Arrived, ashra_F Merwin, Bunce, Alexandria; Mar Keinbart, Hand; Jane Emson, Van- cleaf, and L & M Reed, Steelman, G car ler, Bayles, do for P noid; LP Pharo, Anderson; Ramon de Ajuria, Furma W Marcy, Blackman, and P A Saunders, Smith, Philadel- phiay Diidem, Ludiam ; Silas Brainard, Hawkins, and Peor- jess, Smith, Kilzabeth; ‘tn, Palmer, and H P 3 ‘ork, forwezian bark Askur, Pederson, New York. Salled—Schre emily A Bartle, Smith, ( West Wind, Townsend, and MM. Freeman facob Raytnond, Hodsdon; Rachel dane, T: leecker, York, and H'P Ely, Stoxes, New Yor RICAMOND, May 25—Artived, steninahips Isane Bell, Bourne, and W P Ciyue; Parker, New York. SAN FRA CO. May 18—Arrived, bark Admiral Tarien de la Oraviere (Ir), Boudouin, Marseilles 226 days, SAVANNAI, May 24—Arrived, welr Mary [iliza, Gardiner, [e. ‘Satled—Brlg Mary E Pennell, Eaton, New Haven; Edwin Hammond, Wilminzton, Del, mahip Virgo, Bulkiey, New York. ed, schr May Morn, Rockland, Cleared—Steamship Gulf Stream, McCreery, Now York; ships S Curling, Moss, and Cameo (Br), for Liverpool ; bark Alamo (NG), Welssenhorn, Bremen anit Gothenburg; schrs jerset. Nassan; Clara Sawyer, Bridgeport, TAUNTON, May 2%—Sailed, achr John Lozier, Trefetban, New York, VINEYARD HAVEN, Ma; ham, Haskell, Wilmington, NC Anderson, Philadelphia ror Port for 40; Addie Ryarson, Copoland, do for S: Ruasell, Smitb, do for Lynn; James M Vane! orn, for Boston; J B for do; Tautamount, >. Charles gen, and Jom Merrill, for’ do; Har tt, New Giampiin, Glare, Calais tor New Yorks E it Nash, Coles Addison for do; Et L Marts, Marts, Portsmouth for Phila- delphia; Thomas G Smuth, Racou, Boston for do. ‘Moller, Nightingale, RJM iled—Schra jercer, Robert B Smiih, Nadiad, n H Hancock, Hero, Carrie (Br), nn 8 Cannon, Addie Kyersuo, M M Wenve 27th, AM—Arrived, xclirs Clara Rankin, Falker, Witming- ton, NO, for Kennebunk; ( & Vandervoort, Phinney, Phila- delphia for Newmarket, NIT; Christopher Loeaer, Davia, do for Boston; Connecticut, Elwell, Port Johnson for Boston; 8J Lindsey, Crockett, New York for Salem; Onward, Arey, do for Belfast; CS Dyer, Dyer, Franklin’ for New York; (in audria, Dean, Jouesport for do; Rexcae (Kr), Hatt indsor for do; fH Shannon, Diiks, Boston for Philadel: phia (and all sailed). Also sath M1 before reported. WILMINGTON, NO, May 26—Arrived, schr Thomas Booz, bai! 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Purge, purge; for ‘experience has demonstrated that all inflammation 18 PRODUCED BY POISONOUS MATTER IN THE Boby. ‘Those who would be free from disease must therefore be- gin to take out ull poison from the blood before it has time to settle and form tumors oF any fixed local disease or swell | ing. For this purpose BRANDRETH’S PILLS ARE ALL IMPORTANT. Begin at once and in a week afterwards compare your condition before and after. ‘The address of all persons whose initial is used 1s left for reference at the principal office in New York. BLOODY DYSENTERY CURED, Mrs. K., taken with this disease, immediately swallowed aix Brandreth’s Pills, in four hours took four more, drank plentifully of flaxseed toa; used from two to four night and morning for a week, when sho was perfectly cured and ip Tenewed health, | | | DIARRHG@A CURED. ‘A gentleman, travelling, was taken with this troublesome state of the bowels; took six Brandreth's Pills; after the operation some better; next day came on worse; took six more; about four hours after became alarmingly weak, and himself and friends thought be was dying. He swallowed about half acup of warm soup and took two more Brand- reth's Pilis; went to sleep, and in a couple of hours woke up perfectly cured. rd ‘The captain of one of the ovead steamers was alarmingly aick with this disease. Benga heavy man oplum and astrin- pout danger. Finally he took six of Brandreth’s Pills, morning and evening, the third day be ing perfectly cured. N. B.—Brandreth's Pilis are tue best and most appropriate medicine for all affections of the vowels, and seldom fail. Mr. K. taken with violent chill. A malignant fevér wae. prevaiting and came on with a chill, and had destroyed sev- eral prominent citizens. Mr. K.'s friends advised Bran- dreth's Pills, Immediately swallowed atx, the discharges be- - ing very bad, Took five more before the six had finished operating. Continued the pills for four days, night and morn- ing, and in one week from commencement was restored to perfect health. | II | * all Fevers, including Fever and Ague, are cured by the Brandreth Pills, Should be used night and morning form week. Used in this way they very seldom fail. Mr. V. W.—Internal Tumor. Doctors pronounced him ine curable. Began with Brandreth’s Took from five to nine pills aday for five weeks, \ Ss eae broke inside. Continued the Pilis for a couple of weeke. Perfectly recor- ered. Continues a perfectly healthy man for now over seven years. Case weil known by a whole town of 10,000 in pabitants, ae DROPSY, SWELLED LIVER AND SPLEEN CURED, Mr. 8, for over @ year wan very sick. Commenced with » violent cold; finally mbs becaime dropsteal, legs of enor, mous size; liver aud spleen also #0 greatly swollen, projecting several inches outward. His doctors said he could not live a week, Concluded totry the BRANDRETI PILLS, ; Began with five, took more or less every day for three months, when he was ne iy well. It {snow a year anda half atnce, and his health tmproves all the time. Tuls case is known of by thonsands, for the party 18 a weil known citi- zen. Ip white aweilings of the knee some remarkabie cures Mr, R, B.—White swelling of the knee; no hope save from entting off the leg. Doctor came for that purpose with nis tools, The man concinded to die, but with his leg on. Com- menced with Brandreth’s Pils, took them steadily for four months, and they mado a perfect cure, He bas remained found now for over twenty years, and is in guod health at this writing, May 26, 1871. | [I | In cases of billous affections, heart, liver and spleen en: largements; In costivencss and piles, and fn all ulcers and skin diseases, the uso of Hrandreth's Pills is about sure to cure, as the numerous cures of cases of this kind prove, In faot, thetr use removes all large or small tumors or en- largements, whether of the eye or of the bowels, or other parts, because they purify the blood; and remove‘all un- healthy matters from the bod In the treatment of smallpox and pleurlsy, even in consump- tion and all blood-poisoned cases, Brandreth’s Pills are the éafest relianoe, never doing hurt and always imparting bene- wherever located or settled. Gt. The sale of this great Medicme eontinues to find favor with a wise and discerning public. In the year 1870 T yard the United States government Mps. the health of the world re- L know ff the Pills were ysed quires I should have needed THIRTY MILLIONS OF STAMPS. But, nevertheless, every day makes some great cure, and intelligent perso: inced re convinced of the vast sanitary tmpor- tance of OEE BRANDRETIVS PILLS, We therefore continue to hope that a time will come when every one that Suds himself sick will resort to this great medicine of life and health, | My principal office ts at 294 Canal street, New York, where, and {nthe vieinity, I have sold BRANDRETA'S PILLS -FOR OVER THIRTY-SIX YEARS. “~~ _B. BRANDRETH. TW. J. F. 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