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JOHN HERDMAN'S OLD ESTABLISHED
EMIGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE.
re & & RI

40 40 ND M
kEGU LAR LINE OF PACKET SHIPS 81 South street.
PASSAGE to and from Great Britain and Ireland, via Ii
vepool and London by the regular packet ships sailing
the st 7 18TH 10TH and 25h of each month and from Lii
vepool and to and from London m 10th and Goth Of each
month.
The subscriber has unequaed arrangements to bring
out enigrans, and with great confidence those
sending for their friends that every due and dgent
enon will be shown them, and all who embark with them
Passage also be engaged from Liverpool direct New Or
the different ports Of the British Provinces the
rates
With those arrangements together with the advantage which
his Liverpool correspondents being large ship
and extensively engaged the feighng business deachng
yearly at least 100 first class from Liverpool to the
facility offered by this establishment unsurpassed and from
the large number of first class ships employed the line there
be detention whatever which will be guaranteed The
Of will be at the lowest rates. and should OF
those decline the will
customary refunded The steamboat from the different
ports to Liverpool can as usual, be secured
JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South st, N Y. or
INV. ROBINSON, near Wall street,
Merchants and Emigrants' Agents,
DRAFTS AND EXCHANGE
The Subscriber the attention of those renting
ney their friends his unequaled arrangements for the pay
of his drafts demand without discount charge
whatever, at the following Banking Institutions, viz
IN ENGLAND-Messrs James Built, Son Co.. Bankers
London.
Messrs J. Barnard Co.. Exchange and Discount Bank Lii
veIpool.
out England and Wales.
Yorkshire District Bank and Branches.
Birmingham Banking Co.
Lancaster Banking Co.
IN SCOTLAND-Greenock Banking Co in Glasgow and
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j. SORIA'S

THEAP II.
MR. SORA begs respectfully inform his friends and
M the public general that owing TO the depressed Of
the times he has reduced his price % below the
lar charges.
Ladies wishing their dresses shawls &c. dyed or
pressed will find IL much their advantage by paying him
visit Gentlemen will also do well to call with such articles
will be puncyually attended and the articles done up the
best style az Soras establishment No 400 Pearl
81 Grand s. Also brspsh at 20 Fulton s Brooklyn and
Merchants have all kinds of goods dyed and put
their original forms, aud ON moderate terms.
Principal ofhce4so Pearl st. su2o 3m.ec
SPECTACLEs-C.H ii. PFAUZGIiAF, Ocust and OFT
- csn Canal street, No. 1 (removed from BroadxsY ~
has constantly hand large assortment OF "
short sighted persQns. 80.
Also, every kind Of Spectacle Glass. auS In
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exposed parts Of the coast,
's-----quibus omnis ab alto
Fraugitur, inqus sinus scndit sese unda reductos
The water is clear as the brightest chrysal, and
through It's azure depths the eye can discern the
white sand that sparkes at the bottom. TINS con,
sttutes the bathing place. and here the beau mond
OF BairiIze are TO be seen, durng the heat oil me
morning, executing their watery purposes; beaux
and bellies alike sporting and flirting as though the
sea was their native elements. The ladies are ores
sed in the ihinest linen garments, with gigantic
hats of straw, as protection from the SUES rays
They are kept in buoyaDt position bybaoders pass
ed under their arms, while expert bathlng men
push them over the bay by holding their feet with
one hand and swimming with the other fancy
your astonlshment at this DESCRIPTION, out, assure
you il cannot be greater than was mine on my hrst
introduction to this singular scene. isupon such
occasions that we feel we are among another peo-
pie differing essentially from US, both in habits and
sentiments The day upon which witnessed this
scene was brilliant in the extreme, and sultry as
usual OF course, therefore, as you will readily be-
lieve, made point OF joining this amphiblous par
ty. Having entered booth for the purpose OF equip
ping myself, my patience was sorely tned oy la IA
Freedman, who occupied the whole attention OF
the assistant by fitting on different dresses, many
OF which were split by his exaggerated ProPoI'Ds,
in the course OF halt hour, however, having .asr
my outer garments was arrayed 10 i that dress
aquatic dress f dress ii might be csileo aIa' aS
had il none" The neither robe dId &c ,' h;nnss,
the knees while the JACKIE, composrrs v. VIZ ~
materials was wholly gatess o. 'ne Se so,,ha
, - "a =, ,hs ,dra of thus walking down TO the
~ ,hronsh bevy OF ladies sitting at work; but
cns,o,n Il great reconciler OF scrupies, so on
went, and as no one appea.eo. ake PaI'lcaa, NJ
md entered the water with Its bands OF Nereds
with the most perfect nonchalance. ] was much
amused AZ percelvlng these lar tenants OF the sea-
as they hoated and gamboed, acknowledging their
several acquaintance with as much ease aud co9r-
tesy they might have shown IN the gardens on Tue
Tuilleries. Paris Letters Of the Pyrenets
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OLD LINE LlVEhtOOL FACkE Io,
M M M M
SHE OLD LINE Of Packets for Liverpool will hereafter
dexpached in the following order excepting that when the
sailing ay falls Sunday the ships will sail the succeed

These ships surpassed in point Of elegance comfort
in their cabin accommodations, In their fast sailing qualities
by any vessels in the trade . 4,
The Commanders well known Of character and
sxpereuc and attention will always be paid TO
promote the comfort and convenience Of passenger.
Puncuaty regards the day Of sailing, will be observed
heretofore. - -.
Dollars for which ample stores Of description will
provided with the exception If wines and liquors. which will
be furnished by the Stewards VI required. 49,
Neither the captain or owners Of those ships will be respon
sble for letters PARCELS packages by them unless
regular bills ofadng signed therefor For freight or
QoODHUE K co, Ga South st.
z, IL MARSHALL, 30 Burling slip, N. ".
~ 10 and OF Barring, BROTHERS CO., Lpool,
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eE@ %Go,s 3

FOR ALBANY TROY, CHICAGO and the CANADAS.
The subscribers having completed the engagements with
Rail Companies Of Albany for running their Express
for the of l8i3 Express will leave their Office Me-
Wall street New York evening quarter to O'Clock,
for the above named and inlermediate places.
IMPORTANT
For the greater safety and security of all valuable and money
packages entrusted in their they have Saamander Iron
Sa(rs ON hoard steamboats, occupied
cuvey by themselves and the charge sleeps in
the SAM room with iron safes into which all such packages
placed. fOMEkOf COMrhN1,
un1e
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INDIA TEA COMPANY.


ENCOURAGED by the satisfaction given since the opening
ofth respectfully invite the attention OF mer
chants and families their ample stock Of superior Teas and
Coffee purchased for cash. by of the firm long
the and of Teas imported by the
East India Tea Company Of London They confidently recon-
mend Them only the best quality but cheaper fro
and faithfully executed aus lmsm
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SEGARS.
There's a delight in smoking,
None but smokers know

There's a delight in smoking,
None but smokers know
The saying is true when ye know where to find
segar that possesses the quality rare
Of envening the spirits and cheering the mind,
And enables the smoker to puff away care
This luxury always your 10 obtain .
If on SEIXAS in Maiden Lane promptly You call;
II you visit him once, you will do so again., 4"
For he gives satisfaction and pleasure TO all.
His Segars the choicest most exquisite brands,
By competent agent selected with care,
Direct from Havana, by special commands,
And the city with his compare.
His Colburn, Regalias, La Normas and Stars,
Noregas, Trabucas, Victories pure;
Principe, EsperanZas, Imperial Segars,
The best in the country that you procure
Cassadoras, La Normas, and Congress beside,
His Dos Compareros and exquisite brand,
With Others that have competition deied,
For his customers SEIXAS has always on hand.
In order Of the APPRECIATION and custom
with which SEIXAS has been long favored he has engaged
special and Havana to select the Tobacco
and supentend the making of all that he imports
sequenfiy he all sold by him be genuine His
stock hand extensive and superior to that OF
sim liar establishment. - - - .
.Reme,nber the Number, MAIDEN LANE, Howard'
Hotel su23 imsr
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2 GATHER AND FINDING STORE, 2o5 Spring street,
IL two doors from thu Of Washington street.
Clinton Market, Ney York Constantly On hsnd general e;
skins with Deer and Lambskn Bindings Shoe Threads
Lsstings Gallons, Ribbons, Sheengs, Linen and leather
Pnees Avis and acks with full assortment Of Shoema
hers Tools,iof the most approved gst,eans ,u,.xEv
In ~ WhhhrN
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NEW YORK & q BOSTON

SOUND PILOT.
OWEN PRESCOTT Plot; takes charge as master and
Shoals Boston Portsmouth, Portland Kennebeck and 9TH
Err PORTS Office at Frye Shaws Nautical store, 222
Water street corner Beekman Reference number of
chants and the Insurance Companies this city Bos
ton. and Portland. lvIS lmMr
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r ErCUEs LEECHEs !. LEECHEs $4,000 large
bsaisbv Swedish and German Leeches isst received
d oo swedish and German Leeches daily expected
Wash ngon and Howard from Hamburg for sale A. te low
est mpgKet p1ce 1 - II Vi "a ~ -. ", Nv
aul6 ImEr Importers oi heoenes, ro to"h 9NA
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eHAHA,Rd NpEN R &
ENGLISH. ERENCH. BELGIAN AND AMERICAN

60 & CO.'S
ENGLISH, FRENCH, BELGIAN AND AMERICAN
EXPREss, GENERAL FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION HOUSE.
HARNDEN co: will receive and forward by their daily
par of the United States Canadas by the and
any part of Eng land Ireland Scotland Belgium
France
Particular aentinn paid the pu rchase sale of all de-
of merchandise collecting and paying Das Notes,
and Bills the entry of merchandise the Custom House.
and the general transaction of and all kinds Of forward
ing business Bills OF Exchange, in to
suit furnished st. John, N. b. Halifax, N s.. or any
part Of Europe -
Office Letter Bags made for all the Royal Mail Steam
from Boston, and the steamer and sailing packets from New
York
Messs Wilmer and Smith, % Church street, Liverpool,
Messrs Macean, Maris & Co., Abchurch lane London.
Messrs Emerson & Co., Paris and Hayre
Samuel Haght Esq; American Consul Antwerp, Belgium
A. w. Godfrey, Halifax, N 8.
Messrs. j. b. Sazerac & Co, Havana.
Harnden Co. 8 Court ST., Boston.
All goods must be marked Harden & Co.
N. B-Hamden Co. alone responsible for the loss or
injury of articles property of any description committed
their risk assumed by be at
tached the New Jersey Steamboat Navigation Company by
which their crates be transported; nor the New
Providence and Boston Railroad the Bostnn aud Pro-
whence Railroad Corporations IN respect 20 Their contents at
time :. HAKNDEN " Cpr,
jyI2r .-s No. 3 Wall ST.. New York.
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ROCKAWAY AND NEW YORK
AN7&-<B STAGE-Will run follows and after
81xR1& July 18th inst. Leave Rockaway ats A. M,
way, at 81 r for Rockaway, by way Of sos,h Ferry
their $40 Pearl will be
tualy called for by HENRY COnhLiN,
uf Imhr
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AOH a .SEVEN O'CLOCK MORNING LINE
6-Me4@eFOR ALBANY, TROY, and intermediate
a; LA: Laadins.Esom he steamboat pier at the
Leaves New York-The Empire on Monday Wednesday
and Friday The Troy Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
Landing st-Gadwss, West Point, NswbuITgh, Hampton
Catskill, Hudson. Ooxsacke and Undertook. -
The new low pressure EMPIRE, Captain 8. r. Roe
Wednesday, at o'clock in the morning, Aug. TO-.
The new low pressure steamer TROY Captain A. Gorham
board.
other kind of Properly taken shipped put board
the Boats Of this Lneust be the risk OF the Of such
goods. .f.r aul6
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BOOKKEEPING.
THOMAS JONES' Accountant 1888 Broadway, ,continues
Throughout the Summer months to receive pupils who
and thoroughly instructed in the various duties OF
he desk Private lessons are ghen when preferred.
Published sale by the author above Jones Pn
c;nes and Practice Of Bookkeeping evo 81 So This work
has besn adoped in many Of the first Academic institutions
synopsis OF this improved method Of teaching art Hunts
Merchants Magazine, Dec. 1872
CATION insolvency DEATH Books opened balanced.
az Imsrc
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FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS,
No. 331S Ann street, New York.
NE advertiser has sale the following choice mp0rta-
l. lions Of the very best quality, viz -
Old French Brandy II cssk and bottle
Hamburger Imported in looo)
Madeira Wine in pipes and bottle
Sherry, Muscat, Bordeaux, Maneiles "
-" Cataloni, Port, SC.
nvalids Others will find liquors unaduerated
above-No 33k Ann st. hi9 im+m
SNUFF, CIGARS AND ToBACCo-Just received Per
~ of choice foreign Snuf
consisting Of Lundy Foots Irish high high dried WEIGH
Hardhams No. 81 Violet Strasbug Morons mixture Prince
Albert do Copenhagen together with large assortment
ofdomestic snqfs Of the .ubscribeIs Manufacture 90,
On hand prime lot Of Havana Cigars "Monega, La Nor-
ma" "Regalia, !" "Panetela," etc. - -
Cavendsh Tobacco Of the most approved brands Turkish
German, "a quate) Scafara and Spanish smoking tobac-
cosDutch and English clay pipes Royal ren,
ubes fancy snuh boxes and every article
appeanng well stocked obacconists establishment for
''e ~ ""0''''' anu MRS O. NEwCoMBE & SON,
an 2I Imsec No Wall st.
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rAPSCOTTS GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE,
PECK

IAfcCol 10 TENEhhL PASSAGE SfrlCE,
& M & @
The subscribers beg to call the attention OF their friends anil
the public generally he! superior arrangements for bring
England Ireland, Scotland Wales the magnificent pack
NEW LINE oE EIyERPooL PACKETS VIZ
ssh Ship sslH4ERR pl2A Captain !, Dsgeyster.
S sss :aS Hi9 gEFSfST csp}sa BsSS:y
Sailing every month With sss sIdfa
days will make five ships in each month Throughout the
year. Tor six days) thereby preventing the possibility
Passages direct from London Bristol and Greenock to New
York Also from Liverpool to New Orleans Mobile Savannah
rious ports British North America. all be
Wishing . s send for their will fail
any other and they may assured that unusual
will be taken to make the agreeable the ships being fit
In all cases where the parties sent for decline coming the
ney will be refunded without any deduction usual free
from the various sapors OF Ireland and Scotland can
The regular packets for which the subscribers agents sail
Of each month To and from Liverpool the is nth, lsth
18TH and 25th Of each month, New Orleans Mobile Savan
nah and Charleston KEM hF9rS9Gss the
Persons the country wishing money their friends
by enclosing the sum they wish with the and adj
amount being forwarded per packet after the receipt there
of and an acknowledgements for the retumed mail
cal Banks Of Ireland branches Eastern Bank Of Scotland
Bankers London Exchange and Discount Bank Liverpool and
in every principal Of Great Britain and Ireland.
post paid, to w. 81. T TAPSCOTT.
d5y 43 Peck Slip, corner South st
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Yours forever, PoLYpHEMUs.

A FRENCH BATHING PLAcE.--Here there Is
charming bay, shut in by towering rocks, and She
tered from the heavy waves that roll upon the NOR
exposed parts Of the coast,
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AS4H PEoPLE'S LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
E%GEkxzzu3s FOR ALBANY-Daily at O'Clock r. M
Through drect-From the steamboat pier be-
tween C1nsndt ans kReFX s strses SUNDAY sxsePed
will leave Tqssday ThgTsdsy and Saturday at p M
Monday. Wednesday and Friday Evenings o'clock
MAIL LINE.
will leave Monday. Wednesday, and Friday afternoon, at
O'Clock.
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA Capt. M. II. TruesdeII,
will leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Evening" five
O'Clock
Passengers taking this Line Of Boats will invariably arrive
Albany ample time take the Morning Train of Cars for
the
The above boats and substantial furnished with
and elegant State Rooms and for speed and
tiofs unriveed ON the Hudson.
For Passage Freight apply board p c. Schultz
at the Office on the wharf. au2l
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BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE.

THE FOLLOWING PUBLICATIONS ARE FOR
L SALE AT THE HERALD OFFICE, North West
Corner of Fulton and Nassau. all the Cheap Publ
cations OF the day can be had issued. the
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o. Yearly subscription to the Daily Herald, ~ IS,
end for shorter period at the same rate The Weekly
Herald, $s26.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-08-15
The Farmer.
From the Farmers Monthly Visitor.
HORSE AND COW.

horse costs the price of three cows. The nm
nuo expense of keeping him is about three times as
much, if we include bis shoeing lie is worn out or
nearly loses his value in ten years, which is loss of
ION per cent per anuum upon the cost. Thus il we
rive for him seventy6ve dollars, that is gone in ten
wears; keeping and shoeing, say forty dollars year,
!. in fen years four bundled dollars making four hun
a,cd and seventy five dollars in ALL Thus FOR every
horse farmer may keep beyond what may be ncces-
elry for Farm work is equal TO forty-sevcn dollars fifty
cents out of pocket each year. Upon the Doctor
Franklin calculation that penny saved is as good as
iwo earned this foryseven dollars fifty cents is equal
10 pney.fvo dolars for if we lose or expend forty
seven dollars fifty cents, it is gone, absolutely out of
pocket; and we have to earn that amount before we
can possess it, Now had we have saved it,and put it
with the same amount earned, it would come 10 nino
ly.Gvo dollars as plain can be made,
Let us now look after the COW: an excellent one
can be had FOR twenty five dollars. She will last for
ten wears, and make average fifty dollars worth
rbutcr and cheese per year, which may be set down
as clear gain, for the skinned milk will pay FOR her
keeping This is for ten years gain of five hundred
dollars; for a, the end of that time she will bring her
original cost for beemnking the cost about balanced.
Now how stands the two accounts Of horse and
COW: At the end Of ten years, DR.. horse $l75. CIR.
COW $500. That ia, we have or may have for our
COW investment five hundred bright dollars 10 buy
land with fit ont our daughter in marriage or put out
at INTEREST," whereas before can get tho $475
which the horse has cost US, must earn it. Let
us reflect then and see if we have not too many ia
vorte colts npon our hands kept not because want
them for use, but to please Tommy Billy; and for
each horse we sell we can buy two three cows that
will MAKE the world prosper and enable to look
the tax collector in the face.
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TERMS or THE CALIFORNIAN.

Published weekly at $500 per annum, or $3.50
No nnper discontinued until arrearages are paid eS-
cent ntthe option of the publisher ...
advertisements inserted at the customary prices.
Transient advertisements TO be paid for in advance.
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whose wisdom was shown here us in every thing
else r.
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sJohn you rogue, you" said an nrilhihking moth
err 'f eserI catch you at the closet again, stealing
cako and sugar, III whip you as sure as you live"
"Why,no you won't, MOTHER said the impen-
nent John, shrewdy, "for you've told me SOFA thou
an nd. tiunps q .,-r, -....
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ESCAPE OF SLAvEs.-1hc Canada Mission have
published their nua port in which they state that
during the year 1912, fifteen hundred slaves escaped
from their masters in the United States, and
in Canada
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-10-26
Rockbvidge LANDS for Sale.

RY virtue of Deed of Trust executed to me
by John Hagan. (now dec'd.) on the 9TH day
of May, 1912, and of record in The Clerks Of
flee of Rockbridge county, Shall for the purpose
IN said deed mentioned, proceed on the 18th day
OF November next on the premises, to sell, by
way OF pubic auction, tract of land in said
county, lying on the waters of the South River,
containing about 634 ACRES, being the same
tract on which the said Hagan resided at his
death, and adjoining the lands of.Samuel Mac
Key, Andrew kinnear, Henry Mackey and others.
This tract is in high state of Improvement.
About 200 acres are cleared, (most of it fresh)
and is part of it fine meadow. The residue Of
the tract finely timbered.
The buildings consist of large frame Dwelling
house, with all necessary out-houses, of mos, ex-
cellent quality-a large Frame Barn, with Sheds
and Stone Siables--a Gfst Mill, neatly finished.
Saw Mill and large Stone House, formerly
used as Distillery,) with water power attached,
sufficient for any ordinary Machinery.
1T Is not often that such property is put into the
Market. Though the terms Of the deed require
cash, yet the creditor will install the purchase mo-
ney In equal payments Of Is, 10 and Is months
cash sufficient however, will be required in hand
to pay the expenses of sale.
The land and tenements are now unoccupied
and full possession will be given on the day of
sale. The widow of John Hagan will unite in
conveying, and accept out of the purchase money,
a compensation fer her Dover. The sale will
positively take place. and will commence at 10
O'Clock, Nj. Acting as trustee, shall only sell
and convey such title as the Deed of Trust vests
in me. JAMES ID. DAVIDSON,
Trustee.
Lexington, Oct. 5, ISI3.-tds
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-10-26
CURE FOB WORKS,

'NfiIS preparation has now stood the test OF
u several years trial, and is confidently recon.
mended as safe and etlectual medicine for en-
polling worms from the system. The unexam-
Piled success that has attended its administration
in every case where the patient really ailict-
ed with worms, certainly renders it worthy the at
tention of Physicians.
The proprietor has made it point to ascertain
the result of its in such cases as came within
his knowledge and observation-and he invara-
bly, found it to produce the most salu'ary effects
not unfrequenty after nearly all the ordinary pre-
2araions recommended for worms had been previ
ously resorted to without any advantage. This fac,
is attested by the certificates and statements Of
hundreds of respectable persons in different parts Of
the country-and should induce families always
to keep vial in their possession. 1t is mild in
its operation, and may be administered with per
fec. safety TO the most delicate infant. For sale
by JAMES +. PATTERSON.
Stanton, July 30, 1913.