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PORT OF NEW YORK. JULY 80. 1874.
Cleared.


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MsG Ns ssi sS. s H"q
s%a on &G Ms Bs fed n Ms
With BS 5 sSs pe S% G.so
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jun. oa: s5s fGEs: NYs
B,sk.. NYOk sh list. lat IS 49, Ion 60, spoke Cora from
i% %$s; e. ',y' fro" KEY
schr Briggs Reeves, days from Philadelphia with coal
schr Carroll, Rogers days from the schuylki with coal
schr Albany Bray days from Savannah witt, rice to the
schr s'aunch Upton from Mobile with 900 feet lumber to
ntrs Col ps,sngers OH the Torugas, spoke sch Jew,
schr Martha NJ. FowIe from Washington NC with naval
schr Charles Ptman, Townsend. from Richmond with COAL
schr Purdy Tngley, days from Norfolk with shingles. to
schr Spark, Williams from smithfeld Va with apples
schr David Cox Rcard days from Virginia. with wood
master.
One ship two b"s'' Sailed.
British ship Eveine, Quebec; brig Timoeon, France and
General Record.
day night by steamboat Rochester Albany and
xx,,,.,.u
VDuo"e".
CD at Boston July e, Minus 1disn Ocean,
letter from CAPT Delano OF the H9ll NIB reports her at
Calao, April a. 80 months on 100 bbs sperm OIL CAPT ID
or,s having spoken Nov n VIM Lee NeWport 100 sp Pee
gartown, 1885, Jan 49, Russell M 800 3s Hobomoh, Fall
mouth, o0o March a. Zenas Coihn Nan 1000; April Peru
NIB 900 sp Poeahonta M 1905 Saml Robertson, NIB 2n0-
Arr at do April 81 VIM Henry, Fairhaven, 80 Alto, do
5OOsp.
letter from board java st Johns having spoken
March &C. Moss NIB $50 SPIN; Navy, Newburyport 300 SPIN
spoken.
Bremen from Liverpool Tor fhlIadelphIa July ~ 70 miles F.
Dumbarton from New Orleans for Liverpool June 90 lat IS
30. Ion 70 80.
Pioneer of Alexandria, steering NORTH June 90 about lat Is
30, lon 70 %.
Pao Of and for Baltimore from Bremen, July 49, lat 49,
60 81.
Flavio from New Orleans for Trieste July TO- off Key
West.
Foreign Ports.
O. ~, L. MIC. CT,
ou ~, 1880, n H. ,,n,! O"lpe
lind Panoes,; w m bromhsm na'a1; Mounta,neer New
or h. IN NJ VII MA 9aj U,,bnocp Tvsy H. "
o. p,s I'VE" VIZ G, En- En IVn am u
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Provision Market.

neat cheap those having shops scattered the
town. This not true They shave way another
that they charge nominally the price, they
manage reap greater profits realizing so rs per cent
on their sales How they shave will illustrate.
went to Washington market and asked the price of beef
steak offered for ten cents the pound second
cut the steak weighing two and quarter pounds which
would amount to 22 cents. He gave dollar and got
in change three ten pieces sxpence and three shi
ngs which amountsto 1872 all told Thus the public
shaved out of 81 cents on the dollar.
All kinds Of fruit and vegetables plenty Very few
water MELONS have yet been brought in Peaches are
small and rather tasteess coming all the way from Char
lesion Green beans and cucumbers be eaten
paringy in the present hot and unhealthy weather To.
matos may be eaten in any quantity and all times and
are generally considered more nutrcious than potatoes
Cages abundant and cheap
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Died.,

Thursday 29h instant JONI Henry son of Charles and
Jane Nimmo, aged year and months
His remains will be taken to Albany from the residence
of his father, 2s7 Hudson st.
On Thursday asth instant MARY wife of John Case H.
aged 20 years.
10th inst JOHN KELLY OF Patrick and Eliza Kelly
aged years. -
The friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from A. Carmne street. this after
noon, at 5 O'Clock.
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Married.

On Thursday evening July 2sth, at the Second Wes-
ieyan chapel by the Re-. F.. S. James, NATHAN BAILEY
OF the firm of Hoffman Bailey to LYDIA AMELIA second
daughter OF Ralph Mead, all of this city.
2sth instant at Johns Chapel by the Rev. Dr. VAIN
late Nathaniel Hutton.
On Wednesday, a7h instant, in st Georges Church.
Flushing, l.. l., by the Rev. c. Clapp Rev SAMUEL NJ.
HAsxINs Rector of St Marks Church. Williamsburgh to
Miss ADALSE daughter of Isaac Peck ESQ., Of the
place. - "
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RATES o. FoRr,es BILLS IN Nrw YonK.
f FsnssH, aS1 y sisssss.s sni.s%
Ams,s5d ~ ga ssps'i ssss 8 Z
B Bssmen. s5lss7Sx 75as - &c, ~ 5s,isa ~

At these low ratesthe operations 70 ycry fair c
tent mostly for the purpose of speculation renting
home specie. The Bank of Commerce, for instance has
purchased upwards of 81 ooooo which Will yield fair
interest for the employment OF its funds, taking ino
sderaon the customary premium OF per cent. gold
in Paris. In these bills the transactions mostly
the above rates. The market closed however at 50 90.
Sterling bills will yield better per centage in reasng
SPECIE and fair sums taken for that purpose. Th
of employing the funds of the Banks perfectly
legitimate, especially at this moment when the de-
mand for banking facilities is small The large
specie mentioned aboveas hand indication oftho
large proportions of capital lying ale for employ
ment We may further state that the offerings the Mer
chants Bank to-day of the soundes and populs
institutions in the country, with capital Of 81 10000
scarcely $4,000 So far to attest the strength of the
institutions here although speaks little for the profits
the Banks.
The large accumulation Of specie here at the head Of
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ANrwERrMsteam ship British Queen pkg Noltenas
donck-l w Vorwick-2O Boonen Graves col c Krn-
ger-3 Spies, Christ col w Schmidt COG Kessler *
COL Stone co.. Emenputscl-7 Enger 4 Foey-2
petowt FreresTI H Kohn, amm-3 W praper- Bourry d.
II Meyer & stucken-l5 w ii Mill + g Bertcau~l +
Hooper, L Bishop II Wener-l8 Rhodes-li A w
Spies < col Grunentha- L De LUXE col Napier
% Van BuIen-2 + Kaui-2 Bernhard Hutton-2 Fay-3
Hessenberg B,erwer h.
LEoHoRN-Brs Macon-is marble A. bales hemp 60 do
naper Harmony co-3O marble marble tiles j c
Enenputsch-200 Inf chest oil Wilson Brown pkgs sewing
silk j Mccall * col bx j Bnda.
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This vast wealth moving forward will induce import of
the precious metals until the country becomes well sup
piled with specie currency. The import of goods must
then take the place of that Of silver and gold and the
port trade OF the country rise to its natural level
In this operation however the nsovent banks and de-
precated paper have neither part lot They
must necessarily perish.
Domestic exchanges SIRE better except on those points
where the insolvent banks predominant.
CuRRLSf RATES OF BANK Norris AND DOMESTIC BILLs
Bank Notes Exchange.
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PAIRS LIFE PILLS

TO THE PUBLIC-The proprietors o tfe txl,aoldnary
medicine known by the name Of PARIS LIFE PILLS
nave established wholesale branch OF their in New
Broadwa, ~ " ~ ~ w
The value OF this medicine bilious complaints blotches
on se SKIN cholera morbus, dysentery fantngs foul BREATH
heau bur headache, " on indi angour
complaints piles scroua, and other ases may
he Judged when IL known that the sale Europe has in.
creased TO the enormous of boxes weekly
10 more then amillon and half yearly From its great
bty IT Il now sold IN almost all parts Of the globe. No
cine yet offered the world has rapidly obtained
distinguished notorety and it gentle nature that it
may be taken by the invalid however weakly being
of the most innocent herbs.
For particulars of th, astonishing medicine together with
the acc UNI OF It's and renowned Tho
mas Part who LIVED to The extraordinary ag. of
the book OF his life which be had gratis of all agents
in Nv York and other parts of the United States
The following the duly appointed agents in N York
Rushtpn Asplnwal druggists and William
ITO Broadway, and 10 Aston House
Abraham Sands Co. druggists and che granite build
ings, 273 roadway, corner of Chambers ST.
/. Dicke, fl3 Bro idway corner of Lspenard
John b. Dodi druggist Broadway Of Bile ecker St.
A. w. Csdeau, Bo~ey Medicine Store, $50 Bowery
Coddnson apothecaries, 227 Hudson street. corner
of Spring street.
E. L. Cotton, chemist and apotecay, 1868 Bleecker
corner of Jones street.
] Wendover druggist and apothecary al Eighth avenue
B1oklyn-Wm Armstrong seed, drug and patent medicine
house, Igl1s Fulton i,,s
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TfunbuU.

o. CAN THE HUMAN HAIR BE RESTORED p
There has been much deception practsed the pub
lie, thar that good nstured anma-the pubc-will not
believe when the truth offered Now look at this
here diploma awarded By the scientific body OF
in the world, the Roy Scientific Institution Of Eng
land. You cannot doubt longer
eve have infinitely examined and tested Jones' Oil OF
Coral Crcassa and find that consists compounds de-
ciiedy favorable for nourshing, softening causing
growth curing dandru and giving dark appearance TO
the hair being the qualities most recommended by MI
Jones which this Society find perfectly tue and IN W.T.
tue thereof award Mr.. Jones the above testimonial
(Signed) j. S. BAKER, F. r. s..
Portman street. Portman square, London
This Is sold at very reasonable price only we Desue
g. 6or shillings bottle by Jones, sign ei the
Eagle 81 Chatham street. n. " or state street nos,on
81 Dock street. Philadelphia; 1879 Fulton street. broohy
90 MEDICAL ADVlCE.-The College oil Medicine
and Pharmacy have great satisfaction in stating hat great
numbers already avaled themselves oil the
offers of the College respecting medical advice and mea
cine. The Consulting Physician OF the college, agen-
teman of high standing in his profession Is daily IN at
tendance in the private consulting rooms OF the College
The small fee of one dollar only for advice and medicine
required from each patient the object Of the College
being suppress unprncped quacks and to reduce the
exorbitant charges of private practitioners
Rv order w. 8. RICHARD SON, Agent,
Principal Office Of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street.
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City Despatch Post,


PRIrcIPAL OrFcE.-Letters deposited before halfpas
hapas H. and half past o'clock, will be sent out fo
delivery at 9, I, and O'Clock.
BRANcH OrFIoEs-Letters deposited before 7, IL, and
o'clock, will be sent out for delivery at g. l. and O'Clock
ALEX. NJ. GREIG, Agent.
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PARSELLS & AGATE

M Diapers &c have Just received light and beautiful
tock Also rich and VAR.
orm.nt Of SUMNER seafs Crsvsts Silk Linen Thread and
KID Gloves with ala.e OF suspend rsready made
Linen and Muslin shirt Linen CELLARS Fronts gentle
mems under garments &C. at the old establishment "a Broad
way, between Park place and Murray st jyl2 lm-c
yITANTED-A situation, by native Of Ger
w many clerk wholesale dry goods shipping
chsn He well scquted with the European markets. md
speaks both the French and German languages He will be
willing low terms, salary IS not much his OBJ
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Alexandria Cattle Market.

July 9-Beef cattle abundant and in moderate de-
mand at 50 80 ST. Lambs and old sheep in
mand-the former sells at 81 a5 81 So the latter 81
81. v
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July 21-This market is bare of all kinds of stock and
81 so q 50.
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Domestic ImpOrtations.

MoBnE-Brig Rcpublic-28 bales 500 feet lumber
Hur!but co-13 bales tton Macy & Holland-5O Wis
ner Gie-90 Daniels Brad5O Lee, Daer Miller-3l
Andre WIS & Brothers. bx Amedon.
SAvANNAH-Schr Albanyi035 bushels Bolton Fox
Livingston.
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To Correspondents Abrone

Our correspondents foreign ports
send by every vessel all the ace they car
obtain. Nautical information of any kind from any one re
siding home abroad, will be thankfully received
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Principal Office Of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy, 90 Nassau street

0g- RHEUMATISM IS PERFECTLY AND RAPID.
ly cured by DR.. Henrys Vegetable Rheumatic Syrup
Read the following and Judge any other medicine in the
same time has ever produced equal number of
the public and here is number Of names which
would scarcely believe possible But invite all call
at the office and see that it is he represents
This certifes that have been cured of violent in
ammaory rhematsm in my shoulders by the use of one
bottle Of Dr. Henry rheumatc syrup after had tried all
the usual remedies without avail The pain was SO Sc.
that almost continually walked the floor and coua
scarcely sleep hour in the twenty four In this state
one bottle has perfectly cured and have felt nothing
Of il since. MARIA GRlGGS 96 Avenue d. :
New York, July l, lS42.
Dozens of certificates similar and surprising than
the above will be shown at the office any together
with the forty and residences of persons who
have been cured within the last five weeks Caand see
and remember the number $50 Bowery of Houston
street. See advertisement another part of the Herald
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ma THE CrIERRATED TONIC My

0g- THE CELEBRATED TONIC MIXTURE, for
the cure Of Dyspepsia, Debility, Melancholy Palpitaon
of the Heart Nervous Headaches, Loss of Appetite
The French Anti Phlogsc Mixture and Partisan Aera-
tive Mixture for the of particular affections
the Anodyne Linment, for the removal of all local
pans-the American Cathartic Pill, for the cure of
all diseases Of the liver, and for the publication of
the blood and secretons and the other medicines the
College Of Medicine and Pharmacy meeting the
extensive SALE both in city and country Let the afflicted
beware of unprnciped and irresponsible quacks, and
avail themselves of the aid which science and experience
ed professional skill can alone afford
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal Office of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy. % Nassau street.
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from the New York Tribune

{fy- WE HAVE ON TWO OR THREE DIFFER.
ent advered the discovery by Messrs Sands
of Broadway, of Chambers, of most eficacous
preparation of sarsapara and it with the purpose
making this invaluable specific more generally known,
and paving the way for that ersa dissemination which
it cannot fail or later to attain that publish
short history of its preparation and of its superior claims
the attention of the profession and public generally The
propreors of this medicine have devoted many years in
experimenting and testing various modes Of preparation
enable them concentrate in the efficient form all
the medicinal value of the root and this desirable
suit has at last been triumphantly accomplished by
of entirely new ingenious and costly apparatus The
Sarsapara is then combined with other articles selected
wholly from the vegetable kingdom all of which the
powerful purifiers of the blood and these
centrsted into fluid extract which has been found by
perence to the important of arrestng the
progress of disease and restoring the patient to health
All persons suffering from debiltated system disease
arising from impure state of the blood will find in this
preparation all they will require for the removal of their
complaint.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A. B. Sands
Co. 273 Broadway corner Chambers st sold also by A.
B. D. Sands 70 Fulton and II East Broadway. For par
tculars see adv ertisement. Price ST..
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BRANDRETH'S Pill

Il Il y II il
HOW THEY CURE DISEASE!
THEkE are two PRINCIPLES in the human body always at
WORK one the PRINCIPLE of fehe other the principle of
eoiupon they may be kened a pi of SC aes and when
guy We are free ON sicknesswhen principle
OF ne peuomntfes we IN robust health have energy
equal TO any thing undertake When the principle of d.
N or corruption bears down the balance then
me dlse ae declares itself with violence Now
IL we nave TO do to recover health remove from the body
he corruption aud thereby the balance in favor of The
HEALTHY o. Lite Principle To do this have only to make
US, on bthdeths Vegetable Universal Pills medicine which
oy removes the ross from the bo " leaving
the blood pure and II from III imn,diments.
TO BE REMEMBERED
lhat tere must be zach signatures thus
b. BRANDRETH, Nj. b.
And three signatures, thus -
. . BENJAMIN BRANDRETU
Besides the labels full of small printing ink
b njamm Brandreths Pills.
THE BRANDRETH PILLS
are sold az Is cents box will ctions at the following
places in New York = ' " ~ "e
DR.. BRANDRETHs PRINCIPAL OFFICE.
Boverv Office, ga Bowery.
1879 I-2 Hudson street
n.melnber Dr. Brsndret's Office in the BOWERY is 27a
NOT :" " - " -.
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Ship Masters.

We shall esteem favor if captains of vessels arriving
here, will give Commodore W. A. Basse of our news fleet
report Of he shipping left at the whence they sailed the
foreign newspapers they may have. Commodore Basett win
board them Immediately their arrival. We will recprocate
the favor wav.
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Passengers Arrived.
Foreign Importations.

MoBnE.Brig Republic-Mrs Brewster and child Mis-
Talmadge. King.
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Sales at Mobile made at SO per cent discount of
NewYork funds The public feeling in that quarter
is such that general explosion may be looked for very
soon.
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arz- CHATHAM THEATRE -creat o,,roc,;o, l.

GO CHATHAM THEATRE.-Great attraction is of.
fered tonight for the benefit off, H. Kirby consisting of
the play Of the Iron Chest the third act of Otheo the
fourth and fifth acts of the Lady of Lyons The 5h
Richard Third and the farce of the Review The benef-
ciary appears as Sir Edward Mortimer Claude Melnoe
Richard and John Lump j. r. Scott as Isgo and Looney
and Deputy Bn Held MILFORD and Caleb Quotem
and Mrs. Thorne Emilia and Pauline cher first al
pearance in that characer Seats should be early Sc
cured there be doubt but that the house will
he crowded
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The General Printing Office, capable of doing all sort
Of printing, such books, pamphlets, bills cards Of al
descriptions is open the Herald Buildings
from Nassau street-Joseph Elliott Printer.
The New York Lancet.
90 few copies of the first volume of this work
handsomely bound may be had at the publication
ofice.-Price 3d.
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III A RPS.

DOUBLE ACTION ADMINISTRATIONS and proessors Of
- this de ghtuI invited examine
beautiful specimens view 3Q5 Broadway decide dy Of
the elegant and lin toned published.
J. +. BROWN * co. l. 'ndon and New Yosk
Hirrs repaired exchanged and for hire; Strings &c.Ocs
~ Chsmrers jy23Usr
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MUSIC,

NH. CHARLES REPS respectfully announces TO the =
w enn OF Music that he continues to give instructions
the Piano Forte. Guitar Violin and Fuie either his
dence No. Broadway if preferred at the residence Of
his pup ils. Jy25 6tsr
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Herald Bulletin of News.

HtVHfU oUt5FIIU Oh NeWBs
The Herald Bulletin of News is kept at the north
of Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival of
morning mails at eight o'clock, A. M-and also of tn.
evening mails at four O'Clock, p NJ the latest intelligence
from all parts of the world may be found the Heral
Bulletin Board at this Let every wayfarer sto
and read Advertisements of all kinds taken at the Office
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FRANCIS e. BOYLE.

T NM MID U. Do lie,
HAIR CUTTER md WIG MAKER
~ Chatham-strect,
DESPECTFuLLY informs his friends and hair cutting
IN particular that he has returned to the city, and
apologies the appontment his absence occasoned
Can be found hand daily from A M 10 r. NJ. Tn pre-
Partisan stve Of hair cutting and all ohe styles l28
SCENTS per cut JN233t~r
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MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTION.
SEA MONSTER :

SEA DEVIL.
THE GREATEST NATURrL CURIOSITY IN
AMERICA The oprieior of this Immense PEE linen
begs cave 70 announce the pnbc that he f Exhb
tion the Bowe ~ Amphtheae. the Sea Devil, which was
captured on the goth April 1872 IN The Hao of ChanesOn
). o., after desperate ST. Rgle with 20 Boats
The prorrieoi of this feels fdent that the
Of the curious and the scientific will be highly gratihed
viewing this marvellous production OF the mighty deep
A Cslf which born after her capture, viii also
hibed They be visited by both sexes they at
al! offensive and effort will be made render
/. Inn
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nR. ALIENS Balsam of Hoarhound,

LiyerwoFt and Pfsur,Sy Roo.-For Consumption and
Iirer Complaint CoSs, Coughs, Splitting of Blood Ca
tarrf As ha, Difficulty 81 Breathing. Pam in The Side,
Panitunn al The Heart; Oppression and OF the
Chest Plrnrsy Hectic Fever, Nigh, Swes,, Difficult and
Protn,e Expectorauon and all Afecons OF The Chest
Lungs and Liver.
lin. Jone been iP>ieratum among medical men, 20
discover u. remedy ,ha, would arrest e revaees OF that
f,rnicInbIe disease. Consumption.
r'b, Hnarbeund. Lyerrort anu Peurlsy Root hare .oi
centuries been celebrated IN the crTe o, diseases OF The
Lungs aid I.er.
CSSsrMgrtnN .sp BAD CouGH-This i 10 certify that
one hottie of Dr. Aliens Ba,aln az Boarhound, LsetHcrt
ana Peurisy Root cured OF severe cousG aiter
having tried many remedies without the least se
JAMES BACREhfa. no. .lSo James st
Rev tcr;s SCOTT states aha; be hs> nnr use o. VI
Mems Basaru e uaI bound, lyerwortas Pieur>yhoot
himself OF MS Church have al,o nsr H. soma ot
apparently The stages oi consumption with 'h-
astonishing effect lie ees in duty bound 'c n'ss
this public s,al.,nell, and hopes that ~ IA VIZ
ting those sborng under consumption viii advise leni 10
Try Or. liens oasam. REV. DR.. JOHN SCOTT,
New-York.
ATTEND TO Your CouGH-Ai,houch DR.. Aliens Bal>aH,
Is sovereign cure for consumption, still very dapgef-
Ia let your coughs without Dr. Aliens Ba>sIn
OF iloarhouud, Livcraorc and TirurIsr Root u 40 ~
hing Tor per.oi 10 brtS b'I resell IN the ac
ct coughing. and DE N = mnucs-that have II
'-o HE cough. dear reader. go this dag get this
doses will cure morrow NAV b.
TOO lsie Sold b. WM. A. TYLER, wholesale ageat SO
Barclay AID &. NJ Guion, corner Bow.sy aud Grand
s;.sst>. oiS st
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AUTUMN.
BY JAMES ALpRIcn.


Tag summers task is done:
DER ripen'd froit drops from the bending rongh,
Ia red and golden hues, iii. forests now,
Are glIttsng in The sun.
Gone every sumner bird,
Yet through the shortnng days warm noonilde bour
Where bloom, in sunny nosks pail autumn flowers,
The bees low voice is heard
Downsloping snnb-ams tall
A,hwart The meadows get with verdure green,
Where ore, Of still sweSt countenance is seen,
With faded coronal.
Lo! where she cometh row
Calm Autumn with wreath around her thrown,
OF wheaton ears, and wild flowers oye;bIown,
Twinea with the cypress bough
Some tears into her eyes
Up from her gentle hear; their way will force,
AS she c'erspreads with l.aves her sisters corse'
That all unbpried lies.
Not with n .addcnet .1iien.
But contemplative, cain expressing SIN
Sweet resignation To higher will,
In JOY add hope serene,
Like ore who trUs;ingly
Borne on the sounding waves o. ul'.e anu ,an
Sees, witt, clcnr eye OF Faith lar on anu sliahsS'
y bright ctefnity
"sweet sabbath of the year
Whence comes this holest influence oil my cav
Uhen e,r,h vim sumner flowers more IS gag,
And wootis aud fields are se'e
From every mortal heart,
Father of love! what thanks TO thee are due,
Who nah'st all seasons lovely TO our view,
q ) thy divinest ART.