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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-12
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, AUGUST
% See Last Page.
Arrived,

AFTfveGs
Packet ship Quen of the West W"odhouse. from Liver
pool July h indse. TO Woodruff 8 Ainturn The q OF the
rrpas hsviug cxper enced csnn caln her ussage
was back Sable Island and GeQgss " days with rals and
figs with On =ht snuthery breeze thick that
they were compelled 10 run by the lead the whole time.
Ship Cshnwba, Collin. iru fictou. NS. coal, 10 Samuel!
Thompson
Bark laoIy Brown IL days from Turks Island. SALT TO
b. sric Van Gunrd. Gard. ls days from Windsor. s
pli,t}r. 10 Soul & Whitney.
Brig Ann smith. Gates % days rsm st CroI. vis New
Haven. rum. sugar and MoIaSses. TO A'maT 4 To-
Br brig Husy Seal IL days from Turks Island SALT to
Routh. ,,,,,
phia mdse t. puDnng & Norton. 81 passengers. 49,
Schr Anucoodn, Roberts days from w imngton NJ mn
val stores to Bryant s Maitland; 40
Schr Washington nixon. days from Washington. NC.
mp al stores, 10 : l. Mitchell. .
Schr X Thompson. shannon. s days from Wilmington y
Schr K sans. Wainwright 9days from Virginia. wood.
& Foulks.
Schr Tllton, Hawkins, days from EirEina. wood
Schr Revenue. Daniels. 2duys from Virginia, wood
Below.
abIss. Wind fresh at NV.
Sailed.
Ships Zenobia for Mondevdeo and Calcutta; bsroues Mar
celia. for Mareile, Madonna est Coast OF Africa bries
Hycer AL 81 Cra1 Maria HI tor Falmouth Jam: Gen
Marion. bermuda Josephine. tBreml Bremen schr Red
Jacket. Bermuda. and oih,r.
Memoranda.
Packe, ships Toronto London. and Samuel Hicks Tor
Liverpool. sail this day.
Spoken, sc.
7th inst Ia, 40 A. long Il. brig Noble from Phladepha tor
Boston.
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~ Cotton

~ Cotton Canvas. COMPRISING HEAVY
SAT- DUCK. LIGHT RAVENS. FIR BOAT SAILS
AWNINGS. &c; Also, HEAVY TARPh!IhlNS PA
PER FEELINGS - 10 u inches wide: RAGING, pilln
and twillei = and ~ nch Also Grain and Meo Rag as
''''' . '''''F'1 DRISCKERROFF. FOX & POLHEmUs.
o1ts,,. 81 j,aaysr
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Nc BOARDING.-Alrs. u IS. having ouer.n 49, -
and ronmodo;s house % Vesey st. near the Asor House
proIer chnce of desirable transient permanent
Bonrter. Cronn Shower md cod Bahs.-iree The
ocan very cenIul and shady Terms moderate
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~ The Tribune will be regularly served in the Cit
of PH!LApELP HIA the arrival Of the by leaving tn
same and residence with Zeer & CO. No. Ledger Buildings
Price Fifteen Cents per anck S'se copies cents. aaw
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CULLEC IUNS Of PUN hAI D.
For .nle by the subscribers.
French Portrait Gallery 8vs, royal svn sal.
Gallery al Pur.rnliS. Tvs. royal $40. $50.
One hundred PhI sUgnumicnl Portraits. 81 -.
Portraits OF Celehraied Women. larra iul!o $40.
Medical Portrait Gallery. 2v,. 40 SlQ.
Corners Portraits oi Ce'e1fntrri Painters. So.
Suunde;ss Portraits oil Political ieurmcr.. 80.
tnlnred Portraits IN fancy cO.tumeS, s.
Portraits of Popular People. Nos. 81 =.
Portraits vi Children Of the Nobility, -.
- MUb,ity. So.
Fancy Por,rais s. conredl IN case. 81.
P0rtraits nf the principal Scottish lgns. s2l %.
American National Portal; Gallery, i.s. So.
Imported and fov Saehy
WILEY * PUTNAM. i'll Broadway.
Ks Books imported 10 order By the single copy or IN gum
lilies. aud procured within siy weeks. a.C
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CHARLES f. WEIR, Portrait Painter.
lG3 LEONARD STREET. ulO 2wist
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=. sV.DODGE, Miniature Painter,
l2i ru.Rv.srRErT. nil 3.nls.
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vJAN'rED-SItuat!ons BY two resuectabe girls as
w cnambermar and waiter the other rnamberuIait
and wishing i:oning the OF
small private fanny The be,t OF city references
flea,e call al = Prnce-siitei room Up stars aui.lt
ITO TEACHERS-A MOST ELIGIBLE OPPORTUNI-
DESTROYS ri csp,ns O h. property well established. pop
ular and profitable Bonrdn: School Establishment. The To-
bui few alle. irum New York city. beautiful.
cessibe, and healthy the grounds include seveal
brnclRg bal grounds sc. and last
value Tire buildings are substantial and commodlons and
convenient for the accommodation of large num-
Der OF pupils the furniture apparatus &C and all the appi-
ances are qu complete and the school after year- OF
successful operation very fourshinc condition.
Possession would be ls of October and the advertiser
would desired, remain MI next Spring and IN the
conduct OF the sttuon-or possession would DC Isl
April next.
considerable portion of the purchase money, remain
mortgage. An opportunity ike Thu, rarely to be met
with. Circumstances of health inducing the advertiser
make sacrifice Written applications directed TO
SMITHSONIAN. IS Bowey y. pos; PAID Will receive due
attention aus Owls
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NEW BOOKS.

hRRAH NEIL or Time: of Old. Romance By G.P X.
I,me, author of Rose u AiDrsL. "a cts
ALICE COPlEY, 4 Tas o! Queen Mays Time, by Mrs.
Ann : Ssp,=ns. Ia cts ~
ELLEN MIDDLETON. Tale. by Lady Georsiana Full
'e!TTIHi'ff . WANDERING JEw-B7 Evsen4 Sue Par, H.
-siSnrLANp. by J C. Kohl amhor Of Russia ant the
G Mic BLACKSTONE illustrated By C;uksnans. 20
cents . ,.,,,r, :, -. -, 81,
MARTIN CHt'ZZLENlr, by Boz. with l!".traurs By
rl NDa: OR TOWN AND COUNTRY, by Mis-, s,ds
wirk, ~ cents. 1000 ,, go, ,-,,,,.,,,
NEW MIRROR and ROVER. Weekly.
Together with all the cheap publications Tor sale At
6uIU II. l. !. RAYNOR'S Bookstore. - liowery.
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~ Graham g:0usc, 63 Rarc!ay.-Cit2ens or
transien; vste. desiring quiet home where rcai Temper
nnce diet is profere ,her consisting Vegetables. Fruits.
Sc without stimuns flesh meas invited to patronize
this house. Terms moderate. Shower baths tree 900
k
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NAPIER, FISHER u CO.
NO 1874 PEARLrsT.
RE royv receiving for the Fall trade. large assortment
1 4 new anu 'A'A: STRAW GOODS,
Am aJsEsSe new figures Impersls Bird, Eyes Florence
p.drl. Shell and Albert Bonuets Neapoltans Lace 10 90
Anyone: Fine Patents Rice Patents; Kutiands ,n
ame1irnn Strnws: DevonS: Nodenas Zephynnt, tn.hr
Leaf and Willow Hoods: Silk and Lawn bonhee' '-'
Also a complete assarnent OF ~,,,rnc
nN'' ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
The above Goods up in supe2. S,ys ; aNE o
sold nj lowest market prices. lyio VI. :.
CODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACkERSnM-,Illh a. SUD
scber wishes make known 70 the b Above
are entirely different from the SODA btscut anu -
GAR CRACKERS made at his Bakery wfcn fo ;ndirs,on
f more than twenty yea with the best results while sh'
eood far person health wholly unfit r. the SICK wiz TE
a n pS,rrp CsAcKERs WATER CRACKERS PLo1
and navy BRkAp r Of the Is, QUALITY Ire constantly :"
corner OF Wrrren.street. hrhhALh ihr-hD 7" ILL.,
jyllsti ON. ------------
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po.r-oFFlCE. Ncw-yorE Aue. 10 ISL

pesT-DFtl IL H. new ols' aug. ~, lS|I.
IT. English misunderstanding per Rn-a! s-il
Steamer Cnonn will be closed q the Pper and lower
Post Offices hi, Thursday The 10Th ts, NJ %
utc pms, ocloc. r NJ The land postage of Isl cents
ench single !s must be pat :,,.,
aul2 L JOHN LuR;Nbh GRAHAM F. ".
NJ american Institute Tie ferIners Butchers
and uth-rs eSt-d IN stock and Agtcuf- are respect y
invited Tiloe Aercar institute The PARK
on Wednesday, ith OF august: a. scS r. y tcbesr
the vene-abl- Dr CHARLES WHiILAV speak of the
Plant. which abound fields poisonous TO cattle and other
stock. diseases that d..roy hnnhn lite Doctor
Whilnw hns devoted himself with the fehte' zeal md ns
;ry for itJ JrnrS 10 that import an SUBJECT R- Il cod
10 !n;onis:s i-snclni :on.-A regular meeting
Of tin, Association viii be leii ~ National Hall al Tuesday
Evening. August 18th. 1871 O'clock impntln business
will be brought before the AsbrInilnn ny nttcf .;
SIlAS CIICAERlNG. President
RnBEET d. HOLMES Secretary. aula q
~ Third Ward HENRY Clay Ciuh.-Thc Club
vii their sT iend Qul'ter No III 'tecn~ch 81
between Deg and Fulton street on TuesdaJ. h inst.
ocl CT. Z. 81 All nvor OF oar cn'.e n invited To meet
with when they will opportunity oil eE:ur hem
selves member. OF The Club.
James Thaye;. E-q John T. Lortou. Ed rad other dis
tnru>hed Speaker, expected 10 le present. no the
NocHsls. NM- DODGE. President.
W va: K. PssSY, secretaries. nla2t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-12

DOARD.-Two or three gentlemen q gentleman and MS
- wife have board small private family in OF
The most agreeable locations The city, near Union Square
Iloe South west corner Eth ard Irving place
MI vs.
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= uNrlED Line OF LlVERPoOt. r., raE e., .,og
STIS Packet ship EUr4W, Cupt Thompson. will sail
p,.IiIyely us above. her regular day. ,,.,s...
she hns Recommendations lar Cabin. Second CABIN and steer
Psngers both comfort and convenience
ho.e about proceeding the Old COuntfy viii do well to se
Loci th na Ship 70 berths early application should
hs made on board foot of Doverst. orto
w g. Ut. TAfSIOTr. 70 South s. cor Maiden lane.
Person, wishing 10 send for their friends. have them
borht out In thu fine ship any ot the resulf Line on
favorable Terms. The elegant Packet ship LvkRPooL be
:uiEnE - H. tt. ~, la, A.. The Vie, Ausu1 nnJ
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Fourth I.nrd Civ Club.


Onward Press onward pause To rss:.
While Toe to our Country Is found N the lind.
With Cause. whuse leader Is HhL ni the ~ EST,
The bulwarss of Freedom securely shall s;ard.
a The Members ofthe CLUB hereby reminded that the
tel az Monday Evening the Eta August o'clnck Short
speeches good and distribution Of pamphlets vii
'''u's '' d TIC s'f''''' JAS IT, BRASE, President sn
losnrA TnrRsToS. }yice-pr,sideot,
T. iIOwARD BUaRAs,S w.
) I,S 8. G GE;4z secretaries. u,Oe,.
o. Tenth Ward.-Al regular meeting of the De.
NOCRATIC CLAY CLUE of the TENTH WARD. held
on motion animuualy
ReSorel THAT heartily approve OF and fully coincide
with The following Resolutions. adopted Al Meeting Of he
Central Clay Committee Of ;hs City and County oNew York.
convened at National Hall. July u. loii."
"ExTRAcr FROM THE PRocEEDiSGs or TIE CENTRAL
CLAY COMMITTEE OF THE CRY AND COUNTY OF New.
yoRK. CONVENED At NATIONAL Hall. July ETH.
ls41. ,-..
Eiereas the ensuing election IS o. ss- n0ortaGc 20
The d N nyovar h" The Hi 9y %f e y vital
Interests Of the American people ana me w nie p,iY
~ engaged Struggle tor The establishment OF the Ma
toua prosperity fer that maintenance o dw and oGe when
is essential duration of "uf Republic Tor the prosecution
of Gdvantageou, Commerce. for he Just e.,d oil our ac
cuu!n community TOR the protection n our h.ec aic anu
artisans ngun.t foreign competition which would reduce
them the wages and condition Of the pnGps wotsmsn OF
Enpe TIE ofthe mayms und practices tshichd's
OF the Union of stnes now boldly assaec by
pol 'icaI md mercennIy adventures: r..
Therefore, ResOired rs :he opinion 81 Inc from
yrned ihnt at the approaching election the principles
cor which Tie Wing party thus cnnendins must exclusively
nude e.endant on In al subordinate issues. hut thai rs oh
-rts shoud he nnyedinsy as rted without regard !" mar.
the paramount Interests Of the Country shall have been Sc
cured. go. Il,
rr pursue such regard 10 - important
one n eG,,led 10 ir p0r confidence support WIN hal
mlnics by his cHafur, III relation "a tha contest hnt We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-12

n brck including variety of qualities and sizes for sale in
any quantity by SHERMAN ATWATER & co.
aul2 3Broed-,;.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-12

FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD.-Two gentle.
and their wives, and two single gent be
accommodated with board private family al No Il Whte
street. block we.t broadway References exchanged
uln l,v,ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-12

V17INDOW SHADE DEPOT. No. SPRUCE STREET
wv The subscriber would ndve MI those wh9 "ls % pun
hndes either Wholesale or RETAIL To calat No1 Spruce
Street as they have genter assortment than al e o'
enlistment. In the city and they truly my thetfs te h
10 nace ere they ara manufactured To extent None Du
oil col-r shades painted Signs Banne aad .e nT
ons done in style not be surpassed .f,lsl o. ech""
sSsed reouation will always find emp oynent So Will,
three or four appeaces None need apply nese they nave
q taste for drawing ,,p-ror Z, NE NAITNY
iyl13 n,s Dan IL % ~
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- CoMsrooEs SARs.TtglLLA for the cure Of pimplos on
The fcc ;,,uous nner,p.,, ."uS dscn>es and al disc.
CARNATIONS of the vital sysem-sod nj Il Cnur;ianu
and warranted equal to any sold tor 81 per bottle.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. =. Before Judge DAILY.

AND lRGRHAM. >,
DEclsIoNS.-JoHN L. LAWRENCE rS. THOMAS
CorFEe.-Reuiive Of building in Canal street.
coneced that the Agent who let the premses could not
for and occupation ms The Court held
that be had right so. Verdict for plaintiff affirmed
JOHN L. BRIDE VI. ELISHA >. MoTT.-Acuon
relative contract for raising the soop John z. Hancock.
sunk the foot OF RivDgon street. which was tired
time ago. Verdict for plaintiff affirmed.
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NIHUNT EUN 4 KUS 8 II-
National Miniature Gallery 2i5 Broadway n Y,

Editors inserting the above advertisement will be
entitled 10 Clay Frelnghuyen Pin and eOpy OF the
e"gaved Likeness of Mr. F. Srrb will continue one month
longer shall receive payment IN hsensSes of themselves
their friends application at the National Miniature Gallery
aug STD ititSit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-12

Amer. Gold, old los pei eS nroe. Dollars, 81 % g
UolfDooS nnr 100 Douboons.. is 20 n 10 31
FoituGuye .S S9' Do Patriot IL ais
Nexicnn Dollars. iCO a 0Ol4 Do. light. e s.
Napoleons. 81 -lllcavy Gulneas . W -
The debt of the United States falls due as fol
lows:
January Is5 I'm Wa
.uly 1888.
L.
Or.he amount which falls due January l, l5. 1900
six or cent ard 49, 80 five ind halt cent, stock.
The OOo Geo which fail due July l.ls53, is five cent
stock and ss3 46s which falls doe 1853 six per
stock.
The Treasury surplus ut the present me sufficient to
pay off the loan which falls due first.
Statement OF the Baiiston Spa Bank on the LIST dag
o august 1884, compared ~ the returns for MAY last
~ May. 1874. Aug.
Loans and Discounts. ..................e524I o5aSo
Specie
Circulation
Deposits io,o1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-12

L. S COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. Before 5. RArELJE.
ESQ. Commissioner.
CHARGE OF REvoLT.-Complant was made on
Saturday by the un.er of the SHIN hsopyal Colon chare
ing OF his crew, named William Jackson ind VIM Or
WELL with attempt create revolt while the vessel lay at
Havana the eth July. An examination into the merits OF
the charge will take place this forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-12

STANFORD BAsK.-Wc learn from the Advocate,
tina: the matters the late deacanG Cashier of the Stamford
Bank have been examined by gentlemen selected by the
surelies Of Mr. H III Ca,sk n. y. and tina! the latter have
p,ompt; cancelled their bonds The Bank will thus he saved
from any loss The Advocate adds IN relation to MI Hi!
himself
I'VE have been deceyei-most grossly deceived by him.
He has only ROBBED The Bank OF twenty one or twenty two
Thousand dollars uscertned by Mr. Chapel cu, he has lett
butchers bills rocers' bills Gucisrs bills Merchants bills
and aborsrS bills Ia considerable amount unpaid.
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DORR Il III A n D l. E K,
DRY GOODS,
30
Liberty-street.

MILLINERY AND SILK GoODS-- u. tE IN
wi tNSH-C subscriber has received within the ,aste"
dors nj No 81 BeaverSreei three doors from Pearl s;;se
below Wall an unusually arye assortment % En-
bought eay this season ha, hid ,e PiGK Fl The a asl
utu If BONNET SII. Ks VELVETS, SAIlNS ana
hsvnG decdsd the large, ana e %g1l srI Ear
and d. vate sale daily throughout ne seon
N he buys and sELLs FOR DASH, he well kno', thht ehn
must be held induce purchoeeSto oy ma
Sey and he believes reputation he has OF el4g 9f less
han can be bought sscwhere sure :uaIantee 'a
lie invites MERcHA.rs and MLLINyRs to CHI ald eAane
heo.e purchasing They may depend that II WI not nnly
nan 10 do So but they viii be most sure to ind whc tey want
nm 70 = a. Ne mo- l.. NJ STEVENS.
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1' InS :, HiSr. Secretaries. al2 1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-12

A REALLY GOOD SHAVING SOAP At LAST.-The
"A Old naples Soap made into peruTed Paste anG 30 a,
tck rich lasting ahe soenEg TO the skin and beard that
will dry the face like most Shaving soap Gems w
~. aorly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-12

Stock. hand on ship.board. bales lt
At New-Orlsans, August 81, American Gold was
i per cent Sovereign: 81 81 81 S. Twenty Franc
pieces 81 n SO s.; Spanish Douboons SIC 81 st 70; Pat
DOu looms SIS a3 561 L. 5. Treasury Notes i \
Der cent prem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-12

Markess,.. CdrefMlir reported tor The Tribune
SAItGpAY August 10.
ASHES-0wng 10 the frmnes Of holders their seaerI re-
Ia, ,e except advance and but Ahes m the mar
e HE sn very limited day We rotce s.le> out
20 Ibis Pearls 1885, advance Of &c and tho market fra.
Export from lst To 9th August.
Pots Yt DDS
COTrON-Prcex continue favor OF the buyer. The
81 es today 40 10 900 bales nj = and IN iey instances
Sc decae on prices previous the steamer. We quote
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HENRY chh .,.. r,,
tSr. Ciay,n Opinion.

coo,der The poTtTn OF me. by Nj. J. ". DODGE ms nH
admirable ore e.ceed b. OTHER bteness y me tati
idce erer The LGGi.nG ifom ~ now peo:s Heu
y. :. ..o,'u' 70 wv - II. CLNN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-12

CoSSgL's MAGICAL PAIS ExTRAcroR.TThe great RENE,
tor burns scrUuUus aud all complaints which need
0, Sad applications, sold only genuine nj 81 outandt st.
E"ery family should keep this s-lve lit warranted 10 please
The e u! crrs rh,pnIc weak beeks tender feet
nh,tnnte old soles. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-12

A DELICIOUS SOAP FOR THE TOILET-THE Co
"A LOG E SOAP.-lt makes soften ng letheI Imp aa
fec.y t,p nspaent Sold 3 Broadway and g Chatham
street Price q cents. nul2 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-12

ITO CLEAN GREASE SPOTS FROM CLO1 HE'S AND
= WOU.ENS-1he Magic Erasye roaP almost instantly
removes from Clothes OF every kind without m;
my leaving the parts clear. bright and sold nj SO
/ Br,adway and 81 Chatham. Price . cents. az I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-12

Correspondence of The Tribune.
VERA CRUZ. July IL. 18Th.
A. this of the there was lit; lie demand for
any kind goods and prices had not risen IN proportion 10
the increase Of duty by the Tariff Stocks on hand were
small this and the stability OF The present.
Government there prospect OF Improvement ny The
fall at the particularly should the fair al San Juan take
place, which generally supposed would be the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-12

.NI4.JANt trlt'E:'ES &c Jew ufise 81 ne hnest
u Ga.or i:c-r ro,.,.d and ground daily nj l. "a te' h"a
,onts,, me i IA. qualify Old Sn. TIA DO al
ls lava ,r,-a1 s,rn.iiu ard - i"n'ue" 'oiee> ~ me
on: n, ryu-.d prices A'" f.r'iy 1r'ce sluaits anu
lvn.l.-v. Ell, -, -i,-n-, aud Nna>'es sN'r by
J. q. FOWLER. %ho'e>a ernd Retr'i Gr'cef
AZ lvy> ~ Hld 20 " eTUN GU >I-St.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-24
READ WHAT SI1ERMAN'S LOZENGES
HAVE DONE


MIR DAY, boot maker No. 40 Hillary street. Brooklyn
Az suffered greatly for eighteen months with
blty sickness Of the stomach loss Of appetite shooting
- The bowels his stomach neglected amos. kind
except He had been attended by
for two months by the professors the Unversy ard all
no purpose.
On reading Dr. Sherman Book descriptive Of the SYMPTOMS
OF worms he thought they his purchased
Of Shermans Worm Lozengcs few eoea brough away
judged about two quarts OF worn and caely cured him.
multitude Of similar might be eaooned where chill.
drn and adults had suffered all death from worms
thing gave relief but Shermans LoEeRgos.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Whoogins Cough and Con
sumption are sooner cured ShsanS Cough Lozenses
few seconds. and enable those aAicted with the most
harrassng coughs 10 ieep whole nights The Rev. DR.
Dunbar Rev Mr. De Forest Rev DR. Eastmond and hundreds
attest TO their happy others the
efcaey Of Sherrnans Cough Lorenges, for headache.
Palptaon iowness Of spirits sickness aud lasstude,
from bodily or mental exeons and for the wonderful proper
ties OF Shemau's Poor Mans Plaster which costs but ic
cent? and warranted for rheumatism and umbago
PUN weakness IN the breast aide back any part of the
body Ask Tor Shernan Poor Mans Plaster his
name and his fac mile with directions for the back
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