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There appears difference favor of France of f6 $50
This presents the singular fact that nearly the whole
intercourse carried between the two countries contra
band The amount of derived by the Spanish
from duties is scarcely sufficient to maintain
the very expensive but totally inefficient police supposed
be necessary enforce absurd tariff laws And this is
the policy which politicians and interested manufacturers
would urge upon this government. 1t is well known
fact tat protection be extended TO manufactures
beyond that which simple revenue duty can aford As
the rises above that grade, becomes off
set the dangers and risks Of smuggling If the profits
Of smuggling largc-no dangers will deter the intro
ducton of goods Formerly by the laws Of Spain the ex
port of the precious metals made capital crime but
the metals abroad in spite Of the enactment to as
great extent the present day. In England the silk
Of Spalfeds have been more by stau
tory law than any oher class Of manufactures On their
account the silks OF France prohibited The result
was instead Of having contend against the fabrics
duty they had to contend against
the same articles duty Free because the high prices
quent upon the prohbtive duty afforded immense pro-
fit to smugglcrs The the in France where
the only case tow ards which liberal stem has been APP
piled the manufacture Of silk Foreign cotton goods
excluded foreign silk goods from any part of the world
pay duty Is per cent? yet 80 sound and healthy
is the manufacture silk upon the whole that France is
able to export four hs Of the whole OF the silk goods
she produces so while of cotton protected in every
way the amount Of her exports trng and
principally growing out of other crcs instances that of
her superiority in taste her exports Of silks are large
These facts afford matter only for the consideration
Of the public large but also Of those who
clamoring for high tariffs Let them pause and reflect
whether high duties will really be beeh to them OF
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CIcnret.
u sGw H'1 o Genoa q Hsss'
Frsklin fHambj ssebeon, Hamburg, schmidt B,lchsn;
E s his a s gayor ;'fST az
scep5a A's AND s,oSitam
Buck Boston, Isaac f'nh''n' D'0~n f''''ss'0"n' H.
H. 3. NJ frisa,e wsnpts Rght Hon Lord John Hay. D.
s. Ss b Go ssPss IL ai%S@ lysso April 49,
B m S 9on. sss To Bs G @ sns
buk ssisSce, Adams, tof For,al 3a days from Liverpool
VIZ q; s.: N N,ss
Win 4 'a sSo IS SS"fa Va SoSsaa.
Bark H. bron, Wood tof BoOn days from Mobile, with
with i1sh s H sy e. lon
So spoks bark oS,nao hence for Aaswsp N,v ., with
700 bss ties honey 100 doz pine APPLES to spood Tile
Bhg Hayssa. Gigaek !. days from New Orleans with
'f ss vs 10 Ss.T Wal Lfs s New es o,a with a hid %
,D 90 id Pc s Bs S.a s s 2d ccln Ssa
Z ri. @ e. 4, Spoken @ e.
Sschez Cowcs rkeI Iarau. MIR Frances, kotte
Brs II" Tom Paine Iced. % days from New Orleans with
Brig Chslss Joseph, Mauran, dys from Savannah, with
BIZ Mad On Buckley day, from Savannah, with
SeS eose T. cTrF% Pop co b 81 %T
walt Lat 81. lon H. SPOKE ship Alabama, la New Orlcs f
sehr Adenc Lisco,r (of Bif days from H.vana With
223 hhds molaes to sloh ri, Tie,ton Co Vessels len
sehr Direct Brisss days from Baltimore. with md'e, j.
BcI,,v.
Two ships, one bark three bril-.
sailed.
Ships South America, Liverpool; Mediator, London and
Others. aa
General Record.
LETTERS ron HAvRE-The st. Nc ilas, for IIavre. viii
sail to-day Her bags Gpin. News Rooms, in the
Exchange.
Nsr LAST Monday N"e sS 81 her ~" ~s' @
passage out n g. fell in with the ssadin sbandond laden
her on fire.
Phenx reports in addon;-iead from in Dec, the line,
letter from Raj,h her Tomben Feb o. with 100
Brunette at Famopib repar;s Spoke h inst, Carter BRAY
Bi.ol 100; date s "a 20 Ion 70 ~ Msssaso Bath mos,
spoken May H. la, Pavilion, Edganown go
bills; in sight tine brig -, I'm Maaposett months,
sd FIN Bs" Of Islands DC, 3D. WIN Hamilton NIB a5o'Qs,
been reported with 270o, mos earlef)
spoken.
Tra- Of Ncwterl for Dcmsrara May lat % ", Ion S.
Foreign Forts.
sr THOMAS, May ieIp port, Despatch. from PhiIsdePhs
bb 10 sail sane DAY on cruise Ann, for Gusyans, same DAY,
to load Tor NYor Red Rover ir i' ehtr Curr.nc from
ans t IN ' cono 81 @ io Porto Rso m
s S ds c. f f. Boston, T s. Thomas @ Reo
s! Msy S. p A wsS ter 81
y somsny Wales. foI New York, loading Tho. Cuts
March o o ES% Barey u Bsssiy
une sid Mary Paalina, for Princess Island and Boston
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Domestic I,nportations.

SAvANNAH-BriE Madison-i9 casks rice Wilams Henri
man50 do rice Bowen Smith,, do rice Hill Gowdy-ll0
bxs tobacco W Pickersill col bale wool johnson sn
der-3 pkgs Bown Ogden co27 bales cotton North Man
ming Hoyt,02 bags ceon Lawrence < Tnmbe33 do cot
Simon Murett2l do Cahoon Keuny co0s bags
cotton order.
SAyAsSAs5Brig Charles Joseph-g bales cotn ranslee,
son-3i WIN Hanmai22 Geo Collins-27 Manton x Fisher
Prov $50 Wilbur Kelley dos pkgs mdze Hilsar-i Han
mar Hutton box-l95 bales order-ll8 order-8 order
" order-fi order.
Mon LE-Buk Hebron $50 bales cotton Center co9 Og
den co-37 Brisse cp62 Whitaker co203 Hicks
&C. Gore x co-2 Hsfrls-2 Judd Son-i3 j. 3
skins bx Roberts Wlil,ams-2Co cedar logs Harvey
l20 btes order
NEw ORLEANsBrg Tom Payne-lo7o brls pork 50 do bee
kegs lard Mlbsnk-ls5 sacks corn do Timothy seed
Chuchnan Roberts-i0,0OO gals moasses Ncsmh, Leeds
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QU- CAUTION CIRCULAR.-To Druggists and Coun-
try MerchantsThose valuable articles Oiridges Balm
Of Colombia for the Hair and Hays Linimcn for the
Piles, SC, have been extensively. counterfeed. Those
wanting these preparations will please always write when
ordering from any other house for Comsocks articles
The true articles have that signature always on
the wrapper, and vendors will do well to remember that
when ordering the limitations exposed in nearly
all the newspapers throughout this country that they
could not be sod should they be unfortunate to get
them
Our friends throughout the Union requested to give
immediate notice by letter should any Of the
feits appear in their respective places.
Respectfully,
COMSTOCK CO.
II Maiden Lane.
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Died.

On the 30th ult in this city. WILLIAM AsHE ALsroS,
of south Carolina aged 40 years.
On the 3lst ult. SERENA ADELAIDE. only daughter OF
james " pd Emeline c. Rich aged years months and
days.
The friends of the family invited 10 attend the fune-
raj from No. ~ Rivingon street this Thurs1ay) afternoon
at O'Clock precisely. The remains will be taken the
Greenwood Cemetry
On the LIST instant, in the 72d year Of his age WILLIAM
LEGER for many years a resident oil this city.
The relatives and friends of his family invited to at
tend his funeral this Thursday afternoon without fur.
Their invitation, from No. 513 Broome street.
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Ca,s NsssEapS is.ia gsh ssialaf NYg;t fo
Il g. aA s My G Fee R f M bSs
United States Ports.
CurbpER May 2lIAr Savoy, Lubec FOR NYork; Two Bro
d. DAS y. cG Nay Nocan.' VIII
ziSy, New Nay Y Rap AS t H.1aa RsmO
ls Ss' Lucy 'I
n, pSeTH sE May s7A raiaa Pladslphi, s'h
eii.dsishs sld aa;s A%rsrs%s SYol 18th osiss"'
Msn6 ga s
,eilIe AR so1h Edwin Nsrssiiies; Token Bano!s; IL.
a Ass n Nds fSy ss s sa e for MI
SsssS' a. ssy A % R" fs!d SSs r.
phia Do; Prudent Albany. Sid Augusta, Philadelphia A.
HoLMrs Hole, May 2oArr Mary Ellen, from Boston for n
saaaS. ii Borden and Yan'c New YORK; Ysatsc V,
caSs IN So. Msy Cd og BSs
5sss Yo a. May A s sdh Excl NYok Willard P0v
NHHsHrroRp' May 3-Ar Exchange Richmond CID Trya
rham,. M,rS June -A }S Cater and $,
% eoRSS sseesSS Hl Ness. JOY ohe
Bermuda Hrnry Jenkin', Kingston, J1n. !,
Jessie Livcrp9ol Ashley, NYor Sid Effort, Trieste. SD
CisoRoTrowN, sc. MAY e7-Ar Mary, Guaaaloupe ca
York. -
SAVANNAH. May 2s--An Exnct NYork. CID 27th Romu-
lus Boston; Madrid Nfotk Androscoggin dol Ceres, Bath
Sid Ga1ele, Liverpool An Nichols Bddlc, NYors.
DARIrs My 27-Sld Imperial, NYora.
APsLAcHIcoI.A, NAV ls--An Ameda, NYork 10th, Man.
haitian, dos Caroline Patt do; Goth. Wempka do; Mary
Silsbee do; uncas, Mobile CID 4h Ellen. NYork; 10Th
ION; Lion Work ss, Mrslna; DO In port-Formosc lol
sev, Liverpool ds Eagle. DO do vnir NYork do; Thos
Hart I'm Bopton, wtg LEILA, 81 Marks, do.
pan and Hannibal Iavre; qcnesee Adams and George Liv
eool; Tmolcon, st Louis and LIS Boston; Hobart Dor
deauy Beaver, Roreream; Mary Jane, Richmond Gen-ee
Boston; Empesaro Havana Lady Of the Lake dos Ivanhoe
Baltimore; AJAX Charlcson Mary Elizabeth, Tobaco. Cid
Panthes How're May Flower Amste am; Tiger, Antwerp
John q Coste NYok; VIII, Martinique Gomez, Kingston
JAM
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HUMAN HAIR RESTORA-
TIVE.
THE HAIR OF THE HEAD CAN BE RE

STORED.
FAD THIS judge mpartislly the testimonials bear
IL slind that offered but truthful
statement The following Will sucea thousand other tet
monials could be oifered:-
From .. Baker Esq, Fellow Of the Royal Scientific
Institution.
The Royal Scientific Institution has been favored with
specimen of Jones' Oil of Coral Crcasa Tor the purpose Of
testing its nded qualities, nd reports foows'We
have unutey examined and tested Jones' Oil Coral Circassa
and find that consists of compounds decidedly favorable for
ouins soitening, causing growth curing dan, and siy
ing da; a;psarspce 70 the hair being the qualities most
true, AID in virtue thereof award Mr. Jcnc; @ sboye tct
mona." tSighedl ]. g. BAKER F. Il. s. !.
Por.man street, Pitnan Sluar-, Lo,'on
Sold by T. Jones' sign of he American Elgc, n, Chatham
ret y. " al ht be prc- of2 shilling, bot
ue Be- cariul to that Jones is send HANDWRITING
arh lbl-thr following 'gchtlJ9 Fitcn ST. Bootl II;
~ DOCK st, piad lh,; 10 l,moe Bi.:mo; STATE
81 ALBANY; State St, Boston. i-I lm~e
FRENCH NEsTAURAMTEe NJ, Ea;,an ,t,r.' y, j, z,
nave the honor nfon their aclu ntnDccs nd the public Ia
general that they have al led t. their old eabl hnca
Tor upwts of under the firm c j. Bonnsrd the
Saloon the first floor Of the house, and have be-
sides arranged lesser Saloons for the accommodation
private pai ties aud society dnnoss.
They will the greatest attention orders FOX Dinners aud
Suppcrs IN any IPrt Of the city.
Rooms aud OMces the rtories the house
may be had Of them at very moderate rents. jel lms
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MEDICAL, AID.

PHYSICIAN long accustomed 70 prescribe log ,''ses OF
"a resides q. ~ Mott street. lie ms n.en
familiar with those complaints for many years ana fivg
been particular and close observer OF case ara ricr
ob.ned thorough practical knowledge .. s branch o. ms
profession which has enabled him inoiIoe some valuable
practice. He does not boast OF MAJ
rapd hssty but his saiisfcuo" u - pesgr' BOA
hcrug and radical aud short of time
IL can possibly with advantage and safety 70 tie
tent And generally seatg, II "a not .ssN Tor ~, p"-
change "a business pursuits, net habits,
Sc keeping view Of course the natre OF ihc dissss.,
st,tution patient, ie symptoms ti',t hsrp.n
"a we'll as those Hssy, aud consequently imperfect
cures are the from whence result many '-s is
eases OF secondary sybi0t.. and 90. like
Nil frequently follows the " advertised lies
for this that medicine, however good IN the FIST
primary of cannot Be opposed 10 he
soyyer aud the ,snced nf the disease
and while the patient swallowing medicines day
day his disease " IL changing chrome form,
say he least very likely ,rmhste IN permanent
bty perhaps something for
how many hundred there may be- vi this e taking
dcne onder circumstances that appear discourang when
the tie kno the disease ,s, prove
be structure, and should this be the case important TO-
the patient TO know that medicine alone did,
structure.
DR. Gregory Is the author Of little book rryate Dis
which much valuable information tbos
about 10 select medical adviser II is complete ia detail
chooses. M language only perfectly PLAIN but il u.
rstaied with engrasiDgs all Of which fully explained
Price 50 cents.
The Doctor does limit his attendance to few hour
but hr be found at home any boar Of The day
night, 1observe that No. 81 Is not drug sog~l rooms
we'll arranged Tor the reception u PATIENTS and las charges
de,ste
Letters from the country describing symptoms, and
closing fee, will be puncualy attended to il post paid
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90 sHERMAN's LOZENGEs IN ST. LOUIS, IN
fact in almost every part of the world the popu-
lar medicines known Many things become popular for
time from ortuitous circumstancesnot with Sher.
mans articles; they have become popular from pcrence
and intrinsic merits and therefore they will no. be
forgotten. We only speak Of sherman's Lozenges, as
they alone known. Warehouse, lO6 Nassau street
and Ledger buildings, Philadelphia; and State street.
Boston.
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Married.

On the ist instant, at Newark NJ by the Rev. Mr. Ed
dy Mr. JAMES l.. PALMER to Miss SARAH A. BALL, both
that place.
May happiness dwell in their abode,
May sorrow never enter there
But love and joy for ever bless,
The home Of this young married pair &C
On the 27th ult at St. Stephens Church, by tho Rev
j. H. Price Jr, J. LIE BRuN to Miss AMELIA LoRESRuKe
all of this city. r.
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Passengers Arrived.

NEwcAsrLE-Brig Neptune-y Winspear
HAvAyA-Schr Ad lines Vickery, John Sharr.
MATANzAs-Brig Cspsr Hiuser-Mr Ssniort lady child
and nurses; Mrs Williams
MATANxAs-Bark Is,dore-Wm GuliD, Oakes, w
Stafford, w Howard NJ Clark, 81 nng * Son, Mu
nier, Master q Hicks.
SAvANNAH-Brig Charles Joseph-As Kichell, Mr. and Mn
Person Mr. Webster.
SAvASNAH-Big Madison-Rev Eli Graves, lady and two
children, Graves lady and two children Miss Judah
Jas Ellenwood-23 in steerage.
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i For Chief Ens;ncer.
JOHN RYKER. JR.

A PROBL EM-AND TIT. WAY TO sOL!E IT-Why
"A do the im,ors ofmy Tablet Razor Strop allow
y off the premium medal and diploma iiom The American In.
,,s' Sear amer year wtn"" ever sao,'1ns s own 10!
above by bringing dull pair Of Rzo and for yeuselvs
The truths of the certificates Of the most scientific gentlemen "a
the country, Professor Griscom DIR. Mott Gen. j. Tall
madge, and others.
@. SAUNDERS,
Sole inventor ani OF the Metallic Table, Razor
stror with four sides 63 Broadway, New York. el 3tinstc
THE ECLIPSE. 100 Cedar street Ia few doors Of
Broadway The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends and the public that he has fitted the above house
with attention comfort and neainess having the ad.a
shfae Of the city Welsh Rarcb Cold Cuts &C.: Aes,
Wines, SC. Of superior quality. +. EVANS.
lei
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Tnr Wrsr lSpirs.-Thc barque John w. Cater arrived
Yesterday at Philadelphia from St. Thomas.
The steam packet Medina arrived at Bridgctown, Bar
BADGES the Eth having the Earl and Countess Of Egn
and suite passengers their way to Jamaica, for
which island they embarked forthwith
The Medina made her passage in II days and ~ hours
from Falmouth, including calls at Corunna and Madeira.
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GEoncErowS, SC-Big Mary-Rcy Mr. Howard, lady an
children A Myers and lady, Mrs Potter and son. Joh
Hdleson and daughter Mrs Potts, Mrs Munoe Mr.
Ge ard and daughtrs Mrs B.onser Miss Sarah Smith
Messrs Troy, Bahsn and Boon.
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Foreign Iunl,ortations.

Rio DE JANEiRo-Schr Johann Conrad-l8O0 bags COTE,
How land 4 Asrinwall.
NEwcAsrLE-Brig Neptune-27o tons coal Cunningham
Buchanan5 cks sal soda 81 ck soda G More wood co20
bbls venetian red Masters Markoe Colo hhls lamp black
Meyer Son2 do A Hurst90 bbls venetian red McCorme
an-150 cs bottles Innes-25 hhd lamp black Pouney
Jenkns-2i BIS canvass A Bell Il Co.
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rrS- CHATHAM THEATRE.--John Seton made his
first this house last evening in his unriv al
led character of Jenny Twtcher. and attracted numer
Gus audience He appears again tonight in the part
ond the new successful drama Of Zembuca and the
tanning intelude of the Lady and the Devil cons
tutc the attractions Of the evening
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PaircrAL Orr,cE.-Letters deposited before ha!fpasi
hspast Ia and half past o'clock, will be sent out fo
delivery at Q, I, and O'Clock.
BRAScH OrreEs.Lctcrs deposited before T. II, and .
o'clock will be sent out for delivery at g. and O'Clock
ALEX. NJ GREIG, Agent.
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DRorGHT IN LouIsIANA.-Ths cotton and corn
crops in the vicinity of OpelOusas are suffering from
drought
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MARITIME HERALD.
Departure OF the Atlantic Steamers
To Shin Masters.

We shall esteem favor captains OF vessels arriving
here, will give Commodore r. s. Martin, OF fleet
report Of he shipping left at the pert whence they sailed the
foreign newspapers they may have. Commodore Martin will
board them Immediately their arrival. We will eciProcate
he favor in
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Passengers Sailed

LyERPooL-Pscket ship South Ameros-Mss Maria Jones,
Dr. Canochair and servant Logan, Mr. Holmes NYork:
Charls; Coffin Portsmouth Nh; Edwin Shaw, Yorshre Re-
LoNpoN-Packet ship hlediator-Mr Hicks lady two child.
and servant; Mr. and Mrs Miller Misses Miller, Miss
Warner.
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ktaie OF Trade


The number OF barrels of -four shipped from Rocheste
on the Erie Canal from The oath Of April to the esd Of MAJ
40 days,) 1911, 1895
From The goth April to Goth May 1912, CO. days. 4o,ea
In far or of ISL s3lt
Amount Of produce cleared ut the Collectors Once Ro-
chester, from alst Of May to 2sth. making days:
Flour barrels s,n7 Wheat, bushels 6,1i,
Pork, =" G25 Corn, 1858;
Potash, Shorts,
Whiskey, 100 Oats, it3
Butter, pounds, ,ls9 Lard, pounds. 3O,a5'
In this market sales Of Pots have been made S5l2
In cotton the prices have nearly the rates
rent before the arrival Of the last The
tons embrace 1850 bales Upland and Florida at 81 &c
100 Mobile 81 800 New Orleans, and 80 Texas
81, short price-oge,her $3.50 bales Provisions-Oho
Pork selling 81 for Mess and So so for Prince Low
County is held at $775 for Prime and $3.50 for Mess
old Ohio Prime is offered at S. and Mess at Z. Western
Lard is selling at 81 8, and City Rendered at cents
Smoked Hams command ~ T. according to quality thu
stock Of which is large and Smoked shoulders d &c
SugarsThere have been sales of 800 bids Porto Rico
~ a6 cents, with few very prime 81; AZ New Orleans
~; $40 Cuba Muscovado, ii Al 75 st Croix 81 81
2a3O0 boxes Brown Havana and Trinidad 81 IS whit
do II as.
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Co AMERICAN MUSEuM.-The immense crowds
which constantly throng this place of amusement bear
sufficient testimony fthe popularity Of the establishment
and the indeatigaby Of Mr. Barnum the manager. The
greatest degree neaness and order prevail here and the
endless number of curiostes together with the extra
fractions put forth the stage renders this the most
tractve place Of amusement in the city Since the caper.
Of Master Diamond Barnum has engaged pupil of Whit
Of his predecessor The Gypsy Girl still remains here.
This establishment has never been opened Sunday
nights, and will be- So says the manager.
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NO. a PECK SLIP.

NJ. # L ECh SLlT.
nR CARPENTER at his old rnoss-coyercd Dspensary.
- No. Peek slip near fcsstrect continues administer
TO the afflicted extend
ne Is 90 % IVY arI az, ', ~ I'M With az
nssg & 49,. -, ;so.ss ~ NJ n.ilss i;r D.
,an,e, ;,csn,i.,s 9TH Newyrk state xedeai g..
80 ,;s "a nsocl re,cig, honos,-hss scnsr,c mi.
vate Offices and entrances Tor hc privacy o pahs who can
never come IN onac'nee Us 10 J.; s,.oo''' anu
a. arr Of al, nosrnr,, and secic no,tn,m vender
To- are I% IF he sens Of Crisp" 10 thase of ecu
lin wv ,,t;on ~ H. rrr,,r pr,ct,oner bu more imos.
~, :, H.. =. n. I'm, aud d,Iu'lrJ victim -
~, I'm w. DIR. CARPENTER.
THE PRIVATE rREA TIsE-T his is hItIc 1oInae: -
certain dieises, IA whch ts most eoh'sn' ht anu ~.
means 81 eur, arr ttnd n uF lnrsl io-'ue :, ~
40 oh,y aiy ue,unis 49," ~, Wy ~ & . "a
cases, hm Those Nlic' nav" hlrn 'hW "nopeI hV 81"
continue on from month =" innnn, aif iaN, VI 80
pede hc cure Whatever they aay he Is well as the plan
H. ,,r'J ar narra,r case II /, Obtained ONLY OF ne
ertHS s' Dr.. Rs,h. Gs Greenwich st. Price 81
d. ln sIsa h onporuniv osayiny that he may be
consulted the peculiar above referred his pr
vaie residence at any hour;
Awlre however Of the deep and just solctode which many
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POISONS, CHEMICALS AND
FIREWORKS.

DR LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER. No Wall street, near
II Broadway has agencies from large Chem
cal Works and English French and German Importing Houses
and is enabled sell every article oncommonly low to make 1t
for the cash in these golden mesIodne
hydrodate of potash iodde Of ron bromne iodde Of sui
phur mercury lead aud lunar caustic OXIDE Of silver
Labnaques chloride Of soda coaiya capsules
gucrreotpe plates and all the chemical preparations
and acids. spirits Of harshoTn and
ether c nitrate of strontan baryt soda and fireworks for
July ih of the manufactures, such rockets
roman candles, wheels, signal fires suns Nc
Poson warranted the only original and safest ingredients tn
pliers, cockroaccs MICE moscletoes, eas flies
lice and every other yemn larger animals warranted
dictate and 10 perform all what it is intended.
Thousands the and
quality of 81 eparations and couoborste to the truth Of
all the statements. Apply 10
DR.LEwIs FEUCHTwANGER.
90 lm.c No l Wall
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90 TO THE PUBLlC.--Not to njure the fair BUSH
ness of Others to protect rights, caution
against the following Druggists We have at immense
expense by years oftoil made extensive demand
for the Balm OF Columbia" for the hair, and Hays
Linment' for the Piles &c-when one Burritt, in New
York. stolen the names the Lnment and Balm and
attached them to articles which he tries TO sell the
character Of ours and Philadelphia the following per-
have been found have them, and refuse refrain
from keeping selling them, viz:
L. A. Hoskins, George w Carpenter,
W. W. Clark, Cave < Schafer,
Meredith < Henderson, Clement Cressen,
G. D. Wtherili s. Co. Warder Morris,
Frederick Klett & Co. Witherill X Bro.
We leave the public Judge whether those persons will
sell counterfeits of other msdici ines
We caution dealers buy only in Philadelphia of our
regular SCENTS E. B. Vaughan, corner bird AMI Race
Streets and O. W. Rigewly. Chestnut and Ninth,
the limitations will be followed and all exposed by
who offer them. The names Of those New York,
doing the same will be published in few days.
COMSTOCk CO., Wholesale Druggists,
II Maiden Lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-02
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 2, 1s4a.


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