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FURTHER ACCOUNT or SHlpwREcKs.-Capt Tarl
ton Of the schr Mary Augusta, arrived at s. Marks on
the 25th September reports encounerng severe gale
on the sth-sufered much damage-stovs in bulwarks
started deck load and lost part board On the sh
of Bahama Banks, was boarded by Providence
wrecker, who reported great many wrecks on the
Keys and Islands, in the gale Of the sth The schr
Alias bound to Havana, is ashore on Gua Key. Ship
Kentucky, from New Yor for New Orleans, lost the
North Banana. number Of other vessels names
known lost and others dismasted. The British frigate
Thunds-er, dismas,ed. The bareue Ella Hand, put
into Nassau in distress. Capt. Taron took board
FIVE men wrecked in the schr. Vndicator. There has
been great destruction among the shipping due
AZ ST Marks il i f..re3 anay be lost.
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Mnndes of chemists apothecarcs and perfumer have
Without having sufficiently st0dea tie subject spreading
NE reports ot an exaggerated fame, they
iaiigued inr puzzle ~itl 'hc pcrds-WuBcer Prodigy!
EvoENcR! EVD1scE!-Eo prevent the destruction so
hne an eInantn ana orrne~ that gift requires
many years eIpeincc with the id.ncal kInd
decomposition could that be- invented by persoas niar
with the study OF the skin the beaa!
The ir2e OF TIE ha called some ceebra.
ted doctors who have used specific
might for its ,feeis be compared 10 TIE reguatve activity
which takes place In each plant:
ne numerous experiments NJ Grardean has made leave
no d. ubt III his mind relative 10 the followed the
Al the causes which stop It's Circulation
spaces which ali communicate ca
phi tube infinitely divided. The moi circulate
IN all hair with the same facility In hair tho
vessels little developed. slowly because
the tube iset betrg connusy filed with it, annhaes tr
preparations then the caanot take place bnt
~ The application ef Graudeans Composition. which in
few GAYS My will peCeate through the roofs
In ascending varies then accor lo the
quality 81 the iube but also the this Conpos
ton which ous h 10 be employ every before reBy
us easy tn. "a conceive that during
SKIN ON ihe head produces osp album
dant. The which in degree in relation that
pbenorenon ascers rapidly The very easy 10 stale
TIE rcnon thai has bren made b.
repairs the skin the head then growth cesnues as
tuay a. ever while by employing this Composition ia the
nor-lng ony The result only be the pores
81 me skn arc c sed aad onjte
~ voraoe Tor receiving rom this Composition ali It's sau,ary
effects.
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IND VTtE1 FITK PKEVE
PIE
TRICOPHEROUS,
nIEDSCATED COgPpUNn

III w ID,
IS me only ef.otn'l meoy ever discovered 20 pre-
l., n y sslan.es ssG Grey Hsrto The where il
w Ci.ittEHUGH, nar Gutter 60 Futon street New
An.oneh IL number and variety NAV be no want Of
i9 ne pre,erya ion Of N urar Hair set HE ar
empo.n has claims superior any ting tie kind yer
MEDICAL fsssfreh ana ,.psrenc. es ~ resu'
,e s ~ 81 iayorSpy snosn y city aRd ceeb.-
or . hs arrival IA ibis e-uny attended LscuIes or the
mol ed Psychologist, in Londor iabrrgh
lot ne purpose OF attaining edge OF me Ara,
tony ct IT, skn, the ,toa structure OF M. hu
n s shc % trace Tie causes which produce badness
The opportunities afforded by his professional du,., have
Diseases Of The shin, the growth OF The
mar ad Mer series q .aperln-p,s this Compound has
oeen produced 9Th cohdence that IL will rsstre a.. hair
esreser h. iaisn On OF got thin Il from
ILs ehe virtues the Tire paeroIs or Medieaied CON-
al. gently ,.ImSls'igg -. acos q tse ssi s''''
4-s producing and encoprarng reactoa In the bub ar
roof snd rarlcue,y in the pulp, which the vessels
SIS ron t sse e n s Of nri.pr.o, eu
'sn a aDs d snd dspo.lng ,he hair e eurl
hs srni e The y a u period { ne.
si dor bel9s Broadway West side where ali orders must
rr Warranted 10 keep ia an, climate. bese free from Il,
| onimal gre,se. - o sJ ="
: nHHSSTa.ssSs ,i hfsS ,.,.A,x EsY1AsLlsH
establishment lest in tn civ and las ,ory
hesn eonsdtrd as seco0d To ~ the Uned states; h.
evnsed to give in every complet, III.
specimen books exhibit examples OF y,lps a,d
nngravng IN ever, sly =, frns, thu d-lca,e Iaan Tor
Lahes hand to the old Enpli rscss chsr.c.r. NJ.
cnecouon 81 which carries win II It's
The viii the pures ,nans the snrsce
SION. = - , 'i'p''s
SILVER Plated Door and number Plates. The plating ~
tho subscriber a ~f'Ny 'S'4eu'"
aeuersiarps Consular and No,ariaI Scale.
Brass Door Plates and khockers
coa, Of Arcrs Cr.ss &c snver spoons Knives Pohs,
&c Inscription on Rings Locsets, NC.
eutLsRy-Just Imported spendia assortment Of
nrors nlas Pearl and livery They cases choice
~ 3ns Garner a. Naa.a h. -. "a ,o.a~.,
COnsuMPTION AND Liver COMPLAINT.
-nr NHvanagh No. 81 " alter ship Carpenter
unes thus He has been 50 III with disease OF be lungs
Tor several months he unable tn work. He had
moen, cough, with raising OF phlrgn, severe pais his
de pack and particularly ir the pit OF his stomach he
20 cod 81 umes that seemed Impossible 10 get war
NheA diners were complaining Of heat and his skn yell
low IS sthfon Ito fell ska and bore, hi, sunk
~ AM were invisible; and only bis physcsn hut NIL bis
trends believed him Tying with consumption. hus was he
when he Dr. Trylnr's Bsssn Of Lverwor
work He advises all mechanics who s6ord sich
10 GO 10 Dr. Tsyors No ~ Bowery and &c tA medicine
oil 81
GERMAN sUCCORN-For Hsvorine Coffee fov
~ sale wholesale and retail. Nv
DR. LEWIS FEUcHTwANeER.
ol2 2Courlsndta.
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HEALTH PHI fRvED AND ID EASE
CURED BY THE USE OF THE

EDINBURGH PROFITABLE DISPERSAL
MEDICINE
(ULLEs's pESPHYLACJIC PILLS An
" who recommend thsrr. IheAc ps hayr been but
very brfr- The ubc The general agent
me commend be'T nos -sSisn the
a,ii-ne.s derived from the hgsss,
re, ability bat iuendne that thy should
solely by their merits, and their reputation pom
th.ic pecui virt1rs, determined rr Testimony
al, in their favor except such should Spontaneous
fpm the IL tsis waer< the
red and suffering humanity der We the ben. Desspg
and conc smning i'm positions pracuc the prese
10 an extent which makes the judcous eve,
ever creauty Itself wi vonder he will SIMPLY say
TRY THEM-the most IKE eiicsl viii DC convinced.
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RvtLe R0ya William

Nv tke ROya, William.
rsssd =, An, sLip sasa,nr 10 lac eat, Oct lat 40 &c in
I.ss'u 81 p 800 arr NoN.osueYaa nv orr nun n
ions :, :, a =, whs viii, snnnosea red centre \, Nh.
So - =
peas An III, s,,,dinu eastward Oct & I'M 4, % "
$3.50 ~ va our nunner mi couIj n3t NJ. 10
rs onI
neas ~ hr,. 0ns7A M standing 10 III. worth on
wind ~ W 10 So A. NJ showea cur No 10 SKIP s,s nd
80 - ~ epst 4 oud not ran. her obsr .u, LAT
nGes 70 NJ Ie.S IS s5 W '1 - ''-e = -
rna,. Sa5t "a la AZ % oay 81 40 from iiyerpoe for
$500 IN, a5 49, :
Ions IN So Rsdford r. Anaachcola Block Island bear
~ " a.. seq, y
~ - :
50, S,.. =, u,,.;n,,o, No g. Nyo,L -,
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% To Dscter Deisnon, ao4 Hudson .,reeI-Besr Sir
Your vegetable has the erct
am free from the cough ard the oppression Of lungs
The eossh bad during Ave years was cured and remain
and syrup has freed iron hope that many 9th
'''' FE.ix vAKALx, Clergyman, 40 Reed 5.
NEW YoRK. l2,h July, 1854.
To DR.. Dejauon-Dear Sir-t Is with pic that avail
ayseh Of the offered opportunity recommend 10 The public
valuable vegetable was afflicted tor some time
this syrup, and feel my doiy certify that am nov quite
well Of tns disease shall De sap2y At any time to any
''' AbELA PEyRIN iis Canal $.
Nsw YoRx LIST May, lssa
der violent ana obsin cslgn; spii,e sometimes
OF color and white and mixed with
friend your liable syrup hesstea
nj TAXA his advice and happy say thai ser having
reIv cured feel duty publicly, Tor the ben
ht Of many whoare similarly situated the results Of my expe
case. LEWIS l7s Wooster St.
To Dr. Deanoa-Dear sir-I hereby certify that Ia
boring under violent and obstinate cough and half boe
your vegetable syrup has 5ee9 onesn 70 es2e en,ey
To Dr. Desaoe-Ihereby csnty that was laborng under
very bad cough wsich happy osay has sssaprsarec
IN recommending, beseht OF kind This wonder
maady. CHARLOTTE HULE {. SEA Broadway.
Docor Deiaren has the hsnor iorm the ladies sne
gentlemen that the will Sod his office 2O4 HUDSON strs et
agreeable Bitter excellent for tae weakness OF the
and which affords relief in OF diseases hcldsu TO
They viii also with vegetable syrup, ntali
bic for the speed, cure o. obstinate coush srng OF blood
celebrated and specific Rob for he the most
TO se as IS rS s particular friend Of
mine had been In most distressed for eight years ws
the throat He was by several physicians 10 par.
only EXPENSE but alast having applied 20 Dr. Dennon
completed his By publishing Ibis fact wish ndei
service to the unfortunate laoorng usder SIMILAR diseases
Lam your obedien, servant LEOPOLD, lls FRINGE
SIS 2ps
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THE EYE.

ia Brosdvny, near Naaen Lane. mp stairs.
NE. sE >. Physician and Oculisi Member Of the
~ Medical Sgclsiy OF the and couny Nsw York.
pup Of the distinguished ocus Professor Nc kei Ocu
t. her Maj.s'y Green Victoria - In
tsose afflicted with Diseases Eye imper &c.
tons OF vision thai they avail themselves cf MS prof-son.
a. skill aad sap,ience by applying his oc, Ia Broad
way.
OPTICS.
DR. - from his knowpdgs Of optics connected th
tive visoA weak sore ana ,h,mea eyes pub
Tic mprov leases tyr spectscles which only adapt
cry defect but convey 10 the sensation ~ cpones
Tree ON he irritation Of glasses OFF IA Rro vi
WsN-Opfr Ho7i "a ~ toBP. ~. i'm
WIND MILL FOR SALE-The r,me and ma, hi n.
w cry OF the MIN al Jersey City. pairs of
superior French burr sione ranr machinery best
tertals and rslip and Ia order gr sest iron
sais on TIE patent pressure 81 acting plan will be sold
low. and br until December VII
will b. tasen down. IL being the line Of New Js
Rail Road.
Any ~ want ~ power for grinding gr,ir or spy
other purpose this y chance II being
ed Wind Viii In the country, and avoraby suited for slip
ping 10 The West Iuts Of this corrry being IN
the side OF he Hsdsan River opposite New York Apply TO
GEORGE w EDGE,
slslm' Jersey CITY NJ, W
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-15
Call nc 10 canal street.
FIRST CLOTHING STORE WHIST @,
ROADWAY.

Call at 10 Canal street.
FIRST CLOTHING STORE WHIST Or
BROADWAY.
McCOLLUM would the public iavise
To give an immediate call
His workmen ne artcies slight,
Bull endeavor to satisfy ali.
On a system entirely his own,
lie clothes for gentlemen and boys
And maLcs them as Well, will be shawn
For Horknen the best he employs
Goats OF each various kind
OF Z rails both lasting and nice,
Thatwi suit each particular mind,
he sells at moderate price.
fantalooas finely eat 10 the form.
= That will also Ds worn with ease,
rN Tor weather that's chilly warm,
Ana which he viii warrant TO please.
lac faHcy a more durable vest,
vi satin or stteng Cashmere,
whose excenehce time will attest
Are always In readiness here.
C oaks for the Ladies' likewise
He makes, OF beautiful sort
That viii win the most critical evas
And cheap as else " here car n. h'uubt
: EDN ARD McCOLLUM.
Doa't mistake the, No. IS Canal St, .saIms
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hM. JOHNSON Ia CO hsalIed conhdenliaiy al his Office
- No u Duane street between Chatham and William SIS
the following diseases, viz :-G0nsrrfpa. HS' Chan
Structures seminal Weakness and diseases
arising eatnf.nt Dr iona
TO remove recent 5fecton in three
DAYS, and a., rv-terste in proporonar time,
without the debit ang inudciOus medicine
los from busness Persons eptrusns temeives IN
DR. JHhnsons dSse themselves with certaaly OF
IN the most sriyated ScofIous nj
crraieu legs speedily healed Strangers would do well
by giving Dr. Johnsor CALL certain preventive BE-
against the thr foregoing dseas-s. which
has failed when ,sr within hours after
pSsure. Lers post pai, AID enclosing have
necessary med and directions for forwarded
Attendance from d A. NJ o II q eight sI4 Inn
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uUNTEH,S ANTI-nsifts UtxIAL : \ NUP
HI AND HEALTH RES rORATIy f. To persons suffer

ing the abuse mercury and the effects OF certain dis
order nperleciiy cured, siia OF the disease still
lurking In the system sapPng the vas and undermining the
this indeed invaluable This alera.
and pufer OF thr blsod particularly adapted those
afflicted with the syphktic mercurial Rheumatism, h
paias bones attended With Jumps and ina-
rens tedious ndoent aa serofuou ulcers sore throat and
pains hed dscsoraton eruptons of the kis with
falling OFF Of the hair Rded generally with debility This
me.cne while cieanses and pues the bioed Graduating
disease time promotes The
oa ads and ppars freh TOM and vsor 10 the
whole renovatg ant restoring the broken contu
ton, when all other REMEDIES OF no avail
sold al HUNTERS Me,,ica. Once No Division street.,
where cali without az Also
follows 81 North Sixth Philadelphia Be st. Alba
ny Hanev. Boston, 24l Camp St, Nev Orleans and
HI Louisvi le, Ky. Price 81 per bottle. SIS I'm
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TAU H.-HUNTER's RyD DROP This medicine )
the ony xbSDute that has been discovered for
tie v disease which has know hen seated in
ne system 70 odoHnoz generation 10 Generation def ing
tn skill of ths emis physicians allowed hy
~ acqu7ired with the crrtain safe, and
aack mafr cure known IIosts gu, vesee Of the
pos)a from h system in few days mater how II the
case and also be used with thr safety by both
sexes II cres discovery there laid
city, Price, 81. s26ims
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IIATrEns, PLUSH complete sssor,me nt OF Sit
ana A,soo Plush for sale At No. SO Prar $. bv
of
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NsSL 5Si, ~, MA rEs PYEas. Al

~ SIX DOLLARS PER PaiR NEwELi. gives NJ.
ice sa having takeo the agency for the selling that
vailed article, tNsges Patent Composon for making lea,
ther imp. rvous to vser, he i prepared make
proof boots 70 order tr re- uced price ofSe per pair
Tnese boots con-se the advantages fectiy
proof with The lghlness and elegance Of sumner boot
Orders left al IA Chatham street, 81 Canal street will
meet with prompt attention.
On hand meas aad ~ boats Of every Description Of his
own manufacture when he prices than
he purchased in this city.
Nsges WAFER Proof Composition for sale by the single
dI1en, or gross at the psentces prices oil 3m.
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IGnuELL ON TIE ia H-Publehed by COZ 10
- Il NEWMAN, corser Of Nassau and Eaton Streets
Aaoag the orn,ndatory editorial this WORK hs
following Is copied
OBSERVATIONS ON THE STRUCTURE. PHYsIo
LOGY. ANATOMY. AND DISEASES or VIE TEETH
BY HARVEY sUhDkLL ID. GJOHN RTEDFlL, Den
st New York GOULD h NEWMAN We have read
With much pleasure this book the teeth, md
- such efforts o. elevate any branch OF surgical practice
and 70 acr the pnsc beyond The reach OF georao emp
les Pue nformai.n n cOntails valuable The part rea
etetcs wilh observations
cispsys much esearch 7nd ingenuity although cannot
with the sn,hnt ~ allks cApclu cps 90 lns
THE Lung Los AaT OF GLASS STAIN
j ING RESTORED, Considerably Rlprovee and embet
lished at HANiN5TON A co.'s New York Glass strinipf
ard En1melng Works SO and 4ss Btoad~ay forming ap
proprste 'ecorai TOR windeas OF churches,
public buildings tbs cabins sf and ober packet
ships also f-r hr windows af private dwelling houses halls
ard street laD-s stores, office windows, h c. &c.
N. ". Specimens Of their works will he exhibited al the
Fair Of the American Institute Nib o's Garden wh.re
will senz TO receive orders Arch,s cis artists and
buder are particularly qoesrd 10 irprct Ihem olI.Im.
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VOL. s.--No. %.

ty in power, he contended, had brought
the grooernment to the humiliating condi-
dition Of a borrower, and he insisted that
the administration should bear all the odi-
urfi Of creating a PUBLIC DEBT.
MIR. Thomson followed Mr.. Cushing on
the same side, and had not concluded when
the House adjourned.
Mr.. Hopkins Of Va. asked leave to in.
troducc joint resolution, authorizing the
reissue oftwo millions Of Treasury notes,
already issued. Leave was refused
Yeas SO, Nays LOT.
MIR. Bell asked leave to introduce the
following resolution:
Resolved, That the Committee Of Ways
and Means be instructed to report to this
House, forthwith, a bill authorizing the
Secretary ofthe Treasury to raise by loan
the sum Of - millions Of dollars, to satisfy
any immediate demands upon the Treas
ury, to meet which there is no avai!a-
Bile means on hand.
Mr.. CAMBRELENG objected, when Mr..
BELL moved a suspension of the Rules
Mr.. CAMERELENG demanded the Yeas and
Nays, they were taken and we're Yeas SO,
Nays 81. So leave TO introduce the reso.
luton was refused.
The House then went into committee,
when Mr.. Thompson resumed and conclu-
ded his remarks against the Treasury note
bill. He was followed by Mr.. Rhett, and
Mr. Petriken in defence of the bill, and by
Mr.. Southgate, and Menfee in opposition.
The two young Kentuckians handled the
with deserved severity, and
spoke with much warmth and ability.
The Senate Chamber has presented but
little interest for two days past. The bill to
re-charter the District banks, and TO pun
ish the counterleiting of the Treasury
notes have been under discussion. The
session to day was short one.
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GRAVES g. SMILEY, EDrroRs.
LIBERTY, (n) SATURDAY JUNE Q, 1888.
NE Wife Of Osceola. There was

y The Wife Of Qsceola. There was q
touching commentary ON woman's worth
displayed in the dying hour of the Semi
mole chieftain. The stern old warrior
who had gone through life, without having
in appearance done aught to win the i'm
perishable love Of woman, yet passed away
from the earth with his head pillowed on
female bosom, and the eye Of affection
watching the decaying fires Of his own
Cold as the heart Of the savage is suppo-
sed to be in regard to the social and do
mestic feelings, the death couch of Osceo-
Ia yields triumphant evidence Of the Indi-
ans submission to the sway of the afec-
tons. A captive, and to add to the bitter
ness Of Imprisonment, treacherously cap
tured; smarting under the sense Of the ma
tons many wrongs; feeling that with his
death, passed away the sole chance for
deliverance Of his people from the avari-
cious power ofthe white man, it may we'll
be conceived that the soul of the chief was
filled With emotion, and that he had but
few feelings TO spare in exercise ofthe love
and synpathies Of life. But the power Of
woman mastered the keen remembrances
of the Indians ills, and the voice of his
faithful wife, as her arms supported his
head and wiped from his brow the death
damps, fell gratefully and soothingly upon
the ebting senses of the captive. In wit
Messing her entire devotion & patient love,
the Indian forgot. his wrongs, and the in
1omitaple spirit, so often flashing in the
van of Aatttle and tanning the leaves ofthe
greenwood with his hot breath of war,
passed away with a murmur Of love to
ler, the companion of his freedom, and the
willing sharer Of his PRISON. NashriltsI
Banner.
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ythe Liberty Advocate.
OCEAN.

r,.,0ine We. changeless Ocean! thou art free,
Roll on, ell pow'rs of Earth submit to thee;
Thou goest forth in thy Almighty sway,
Fearless and unchanged, savethy wild wave play
Time, with his wasting finger, marks the shor,
With decay, but thy hoarse and awful roar,
Old Ocean, such as the Almighty's word.
Call'd into Creation, and Creation heard.
Thy ceaseless waves, watt from shore to shore,
Many friend and foe, to meet no more;
Many one hath listened, all alone,
81 By thy lonely shore, to the farotf moan
i Of Oceans surges, for some native tone,
NmgEng with the wave that might bear it home
. For some fond son, gone to return again,
Or some bold hero of the swelling main,
Whose pride, the CONFUSING elements are
70 be borne on the bounding billow, far
And nesr,---to tempt the Oceans rage, and play
With the Stranglng surges, that bear him away.
But alas oft in thy deep wailing wave,
Have these brave sons, found watery grave; [
And those vigils from thy forebodng shore,
Return'd wandering pilgrims ever more
With grand, exalted feelings, upon thy shore,
I've stood, thy waves to admire, adore,
Which, like succeeding generations run,
Or Ger the lawn, fit the beams of the sun
Or when the storm upon thy bosom rides,
CONFUSING, warning, thy dark heaving tides,
Like huge giant falling from the sky,
Stretched upon the ground in weltering agony.
And I've gloried to view thee in thy sleep,
With the image of the Heavens, impressed
In golden letters, upon thy placid breast.
I've seen thy wonders, in every cline;
And mingled with thee, in storm, and in calm;--
Yes, awful, yet glorious Ocean! thine
Arc the mysteries, endless and sublime;-
Thou washest alike, both the wild savage shore,
The living city, and the crumbling tower,
Man and his deeds, are as spray,
Risen from the pomp of human vanity.
Dido, Nimrod, thy Cities, where are they
All, with their dust, the sombre winds doth play
TO their ruins, no pilgrims, their homage pay,
Time from the Earth, hath faded them away.
But thou, Old Ocean hath roll d since Time began,
Nor cease thy course till Time his race hath ran.
O. U. ZAPHOR.