davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21

to the foregoing statement will show thstwhe the
oes on that canal has fallen of than 10000 tons
N the last five years agriculture has increased
'os. thdh 600 tons per annum in the same time.
no one year during the last nine years has the agr
euuofe from the Champlan Canal been equal to 5000
while the average for the whole time is 643l tons
ne annual average the forest for the time has
pen O3 TONS and the total OF all articles has
Deem 225,0 49 tons.
ne falling on in the transportation of agricultural pro-
ducts OF this State shows that there ia larger portion
consumed in the vicinity Of its growth The principal
revenue from the canals is derived from the products Of
he Western States, passing through the whole length to
The seaboard will be by the above report that
the Champan Canal the productions Of the forest trans
ported have decreased annually while those Of the soil
nave slightly advanced The want Of mode of transpor
taon Tor the produce raised in this State for the winter
months compels the farmers of the interior to turn their
gram into something else For the want OF market LOT
their grain, they buy up cattle and fat them drive
them to Market and realise returns before naviga-
fon opens Had they way Of getting to market through
the winter they would through this process Of dis
posing of their products The of the canals suffer
from this for when spring opens and navigation is
smed the along the line Of the canal have nothing
70 send to market.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21

AR Brl Roalsma. Buckley Lverpool Olive Branch Hager
n, Pos51n; . New Jersey Brown NYo II Clntoe Lyon
cf s4oI ss0 AZ Ih J,Ds Sims N's;s NJ "a
ooorne. ST Jlgo.
ArALAcHieoLA, April Arr Wabash, Talbot, New York;
1ugmo,aad Power Lpool pepoblic. Gates. from York;
WaHul,, huliorj, Jo Camilla Nlaadeu do CID, Banch
ard for Have; Cons stion Jackson, New Orleans Msrey
qe M Tor Lpoo sophia Webster f do azeile. Allen
MoprLs, April Bed LORNA, U,quhart: ilayre; Marha
Ranger NllLsn Be-. ton; 1iazee Allen. Apalaehcoia Yu.
cataa, Baker, Phila elpbia.
New OMiANs. April liar Vsula Schneider Messina;
pslmatia, iIown Bostsp; Parhenon. Wood Jury Boston
Lony do CD St,e,man ave, seer HIVE Al
E,en,d hyerpooi CASTOR Edridse NYork Niagsra Cole
Kincey. st Johns; Long Island: Howell. NYork; Tdeut
lBrl LonRhust. Sheibune, Ms; Hanover, stockbrdge,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21
PEAAE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM.
AND PICTURE GALLERY.

sPL IiE}IE ApTbAAGTIQNs mp BRlLLbIANT
LAPL IA Up pWAME THEE INTC URI ISstH1RTER
~, Win Eight I Ps,f"rmers, all for One Shilling,
MR. H. BENNETT, Manager takes peculiar pride pre-
senng to the public Array of Talent that cannot be
passed place OF in the city, and that
Half Price.
Mr. CONOVER, the Proean Performer
The GREAT WESTERN Mrs. WESTERN.
Miss ADAIR, the Charming Songstress.
Miss BLANCHARD. the Grccian Jugglerss.
Mr.. CROWN the Comic singer And the
GIANTESS
prses every vser.
The Manager respectfully that he has diminished
the number of the Lecture Room but Increased the
comfort Of the audience The FRS, Six Front will
sttue the pquette they newly cushons the
stuffed that will be entirely separate each
forming Ann Chair From their being this
manne and certain allotted each visitor the d.
the that frequently
from the crowded state Of the room.
The Manager has incurred considerable adopting
this pan-howsver, he PROCESSES to promote the pleasure oil
his fair patrons by his power LADIES WILL
BE ADMITTED TO THE PARQUE1TE WITHOUT
ANY EXTRA PRICE, but Gentlemen will be charged an
ai'ional shilling
LOUISA DOltOTREA WAGNER, sister of the celebrated
Gpsey Queen be consulted during the day and evening
An Afternoon Entertainment on Wednesdays ant
Saturdays at o'clock; and every evening quarter
o'clock.
ADMISSION ONE SHILLING
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21
NIBLO'S GARDEN.
Mr. g. q COTTON having returned to the City would
ATHlRD GRAND EXHIBITION

Mr. g. q COTTON having returned to the City would
ATHlRD GRAND EXHIBITION
NITROUS OXIDE Or tXHILIRATlNG GAS
AT NlBLOS SALOON,
On Tuesday ev,n ng April Esd
Its earnestly desired that will himse
take the Gas whoever fights when under
such OCCASION great deal of trouble
they themselves while they very apt to
Others.
LARGE QUANTITY OF GAS
will be PREPARED admins cred to Ladies
Mr. Cotton would state that the he has
given down East large proportion Of ladies
and inhaled the and hoped the may be the
here
Ladies Gentlemen who engaged be led who
to be engaged and who wish each other their
good disposition fecomnendel forward iuhae
tn Gas.
Professor sLLMAN who makes and administers the Ga.
the Students in Yale Coegs wnt.r) that the Gas
will envelope The leading traits of character.
ALL ECCENTKIC, PECULIAR or MARKED Charac-
eIs invited to come forward and take tn. Gas.
The Gallery will be reserved for Lad and who
pahy them
NIB No Boys will be admitted except accompanied by pa.
rents OF guardiars.
Doors open o'clock Entertainment to commenc.
at eight.
Tickets Is centsfr sale at Firth HAIL.. franklin SOU
and the principal Music and Book Broadway also
at the door the evening Of tire Entertainment
2t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21

T PARKIRs GRAND EXHIBITION BALL having
siyen such sltis numerous aud fsah-
as.embag, will be repeated Friday evening pert
the gath April when al those dances that delighted the
forward the order bef Those persons that we've
unable 70 obtain admit ance on the hrst night their cket,
commence half past O'Clock IL possible. ago 3tsec
w RUsStLLs NEW COLLECTION OF AMERL
w "a. CAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HopoprNpRoNs
GERAHiuMs Rosrs, aud DAHLIAs many OF them
fine bloom the Garden and Conservatives Heny
the South Ferry Broorlyn, (lae establishment Of Mr.
PeIyl His new VARIETY Of RnopopEspRoS GRaspIfLon.
IS the most agnhcent Towering plant this co gnuv,
and cannot be elsewhere. His Az.s consist OF both
Greenhouse and tardy Garden varieties his new DAHLs,
LADY AsHBURToS aud MRs WEBSTER now Tor sale, IN
roots or plants, from 81 to 80 cents each ,
BouQuEIs, beautifully made 40, at reasonable prices
al wiz nc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21
Cotton Market.

MOBILE, April 10 The demand has been active but the
continued stiffness ofthe market has limited
to about 5000 bales for which the outside prices quoted
in the first Of the week have been realized say TIC for
Liverpool middlng The aggregate business Of the week
amounts to 81 500 bales against receipts of 1895 bales
Stock in port unceared 4343s bales Total receipts of
the country at last dates 665l9 bales against at
time last year, l997 SAT.
New ORLEANS, APRIL l2-There was an active enquiry
for cotton yesterday and the sales amounted about
thousand bales, at steady prices The buying is princ
paly for England. Liverpool Classification ousana
and Observation-Disclosures, ST 81 Ordinary, 81 Mid
ding. Middling Fair y 81 Fair 81 81 Good
Fair, 9 q % Good and Fine 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21
A ,,AI{I)

,HE Admnistatrx ceous 20 close the Of her
late husband Michael PAIL Offers ior sale three original
Paintings 90 perhaps superior 70 any IN ths county
First-QUEEN rSTHER--by Vandyke-.suIpl, eating
King Ahssueres for the fate OF the Jews when s ne e
are portrts cted with
the and the arts .,,,,v 4,
Tn,rd-DESCENT FROM The CHOSS-by Rsmbrand.
above Paintings well known TO need IA
nent or desc rption Of their merits VI present.
Those DESTROYS either thee solicited
10 call AZ SOL hudson street. opposite the
where they and will be disposed Of ON reasonable
terms. ai9 3teodsse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21
rorsi&n lmportat,ona

LIyuRPooL-Shp Franconia-l3 bales Burr;,t a.
sks ea c1es Adams c S,-i ; SssI ers
co.. bales Cameron Brasd5704 bars iron Sieo n Wn
wood Coz bales Slater30 cks HILL trns,e. Ans,;
Spicer cks Pemberon col case casks Grssn
Cams5 Tloy-2 bales Hall Brohersl case eks Huobe
Tfov5 cks rs bags nails Walsh Mallory-I case chs
Hear Brothers, Troy22 chs IL anvils Humphrey Il co Of
AIbanyi8 cks Halsted Da.h4 bis + Leech-4 do RrJ
tiilsa coo cks Harvey sags-5 ko,eve!t- cas-,
co5O chs anvils 10 b.gs Hubbard9 bis T Iun CO.
casks Wolf col bale w Floy-3O tons salt NewboId &
Imft-29 cks 63l bars iron to order.
BREMEr-Barque Carolne-50 bx % bis IT'S mdse do
wine 100 demohns Noltenius Pavensed-5s6 Henscbn
UDkart-26 do Il Victor Aehilles3i DO II Sand-I3 do
Loeschigk Wisndonck6 do wine r. w de Voss-I caskr
~ bxs Bohsr-A do ID w Lilendah-5 do u Feliegsrl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21

In this city, on the Goth instant, by the Rev Mr. Gray,
OLIVER MOORE, Esq., to Miss LUCINDA PARsoN both Of
Middletown, Orange county, N. Y.
On Thursday, the 18th inst, at the French Episcopal
Church, by the Rev A. verren, DANIEL GAvEY to Miss
HELEN, laughter of John Jackson Esq all of this city.
On Saturday the 20h inst, at ST. Stephens Church. by
the Rev. Mr. Price, Mr. CHARLES Oswald LIBoRIUs, of
Prussia to CoRSELA NJ daughter Of VIM. NJ Hitchcock,
ofthis city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21
20 2t st&tusc

PURSE of $50 will off the above Course
Tuesday April 23d at O'Clock. r. Two Mile Heats
der n, Saddle The following Horses are entered
Geo. Smith, Of Brooklyn. enters ....g. Y. Me1ock
w. Reid. of New York, enters Spahs
The following Sweepstakes closed to come off Monday
April 90 Swsepstake No. !, mile heats, best in s.
ons, for SIS
u =. Berthe name5... CHI Sir Charles
f. Deforest names ch Plum Bob
II. Woodruff nsme5...... . br. m. Lazy Virgins
Immediately after Sweepstakes No 49, mile heats, in
5, under the Saddle Tor S IS.
IL woodruff nsmes... b. K WiIim Tel
A. Conkiin names ..b e. Frank Brewer
al ,spc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21

Cleared,
SHIPS George Hastt Knapp Hong Kong Cook y Smith;
Bsqars Euaomus Mansfield Rio Janero. Gaming Son;
Brazillero Williams, Brazil and market Barstow Co;
Ell Durham Cenfuegos Ch.stean Pocven; Stafford,
Robson New ORLEANS, johnson iowdenBrgs Star Pitt
A Davenport Alabama Dudley Mobile, stag's Ilesr-
mau Phiura Doane. Savannah, Dunh,m y Dimon -Schrs
Fawn Brewster La Guavra Geo hiaker; Victory Pened
Alex md,, Surges lea Mllicent, Cole, Baltimore,
Johnson Lowdsn Mavina Staples Bangor. Buck Peters
Grecian, Chase, Boston,
Ship Natchez Waterman q days from Canton with teas to
Rowland Aspnwall Left at Whampoa, ships Zenoba,
Evans sail Jan as Stealitz, BIacke sail Feb l. Probus,
simmer AMI Panama G5swold ldS Henry Pratt. Keeee and
ChaIote disg barape Valparaiso lockwood dg brig Cyu-
Manila; baqpe Oscar Eyre do do from Chusan Ship Delhi.
FOR NYork sid Jan 10 AT Hong Kong ship Fredk Warren
disg AT Macao, ship Robt Fulton Of Philadelphia; brig Ar
g5e from Lima arr Jan a. law at ST Helena March 49, an
ship trancona, Gannet (of Boston) from Liverpool 18th
March, with mdie, TO w n GhOn--l64 Passengers.
Soin ALBANIAN Lane days from Providence in ballast to
D Hurbut Co
Bremen barque Caroline Vclkmaun Sc days from Bremen
with mdse, to Noltenlu. PavensteJt.
Swedish brig Enterprise Lsufstadius Al days ON Newport,
Wales, with $50 tons railroad iron to order.
British brig Wanderer Davidson days from Windsor Ms
British brig Dadem Masters, II days from Windsor MS
with plaster, To master.
Schr Hero Baldwin, days from Thomaston, with ime
schr Mary Maria. Hicks. from Thomas on with linn. to
schr Surplus. Nichols days from Lubec with lath and
plaster, to Smith Boynton
Sloop Nancy Finley, Adams from Nantucket. with oil
sloop Gen Beatty. Coleman. from Nantucket, with OIL
bound to Albany.
Below.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21

Freghts dull at 3D. for square by 3D. for round to
Liverpool.
FLoUR.-We have no change to notice in -four Gene.
see brings 50 O6t barrel.
REAL EsrArE.-The house and lot, No. IL Mulber-
ry street, 25 It. by l02 f. inches, $500
The house and lot No. 2Ol Washington street, "a
f. inches by about 70 IT, deep. 1900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21

chit case 5 Kaumsun--5c c, q Keymberg &ec-2 Ouin
ger Goldstsin-3 Rolksr Malmann-i pkg Lehman
% bxs techtel Dreve.-2 Eneppusch-i S,rullers
20 eases edier-oo dsmehns % hsgs 90 &c, insn
IS bxs cks Muler-5 bis q L schnmacher-ls w Wag-
n-r-i q A Liemsn-7 IA sand-i & Il CIR, hem-3 chests
Veos Aclesi235 bx5 Is cs bale sas eats 400 dem
Johns to order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21
THE PICTURE GALLERY
NE w n ND q Il ID w OR l. ID s,
10 consist of SIXTEEN large folio pages
SPLEN ND Oily IL LU l. X ATED

MAGNIFICENT ENGRAVINGs.
Comprising
BEAUTIFUL VIEWS on THE SCENERY AND
PUBLIC BUILDINGS OF
ENGLAND FRANCE AND The U. STATES.
PORTRAITS OF DISTINGUISHED PERSONS OF
EUROPE AND AMrRICA
WILL BE- PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY 27TH INST.
very large edition Of the first number of this work
will be published therefore be
the subscriber before Monday. 22i inst.
-" Country Agents who wish be supplied early, should
add j. MOWATT TIA Broadway,
n JinsPc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21

'I,EE REPETITION OF The GRAND MIeCELLA-
l. NEOUS CONCERT, for the Benefit Of the WIDOWS
and ORPHANS Of the NEW YORK FIRE DEPART
NEWT, is oidably postponed until TUESDAY EVEN
Of tn. Fire Depa respectfully beg leave to normhe pub
lie that OF the number who could
obtain Abundance the Concert Of the I'd instant they
induced the Concert the aud
following eminent Vocalsts Who have gratuousy volun-
uered their services, VIZ -
MRS SEGUIN
BY permission Of Mr.. Simpson, of Park Theatre
"AD Mrs EDWARD LoDER
MADAME BuKkHARDT
MISS MARY c. TAYLOR,
BY permission Of Mr. Mitchell, Olympic Theatre.
SIGNOR VALTEt LIMA,
MI" MI siHiRivAL. pe SIMPSON Oh "''
MIR BROUGH "''''"
Me,srs KYLE and GRoNovELE. have in Ii. iiade.t
manner of, to per and Concerto the Flute and
SiUNOR BENEDD has also in the kindest manner, vol
peri rm Solo the Guitar.
The NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY kindly
ESQ also kindly Volunteers preside the Piano Forte The
Who'll. be under the direction Of Mr. u. c. HILL Leader
assisted BY a powerful and effective Orchestr,
~ Tickets One Dollar, admitting Lady and Gentleman
Music Stores ~ the Oces Of hs Department. at Embre-s
Bookstore ia Bowefy Of the COMMITTEE and Of remain
door the evening Of the Concert The number of
tickets being limited these wishing to attend would do well
hs former CONCERT aud could obtain please
call either tf the under COMMITTEE aud have them
MARTIN W. ENMoNs. u Spruce street
JAMES FRYER. 26 Front street,
ALI 8fissr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21
Nr.W SERIES
LADIES' COMPANION.

Nr.W SERiES
LADIES' COMPANION,
LITERARY EfYxposIToR,
NEW EsI hoN MA1i is4 + NUMBER
Will be published % .s N SS y sS at the Office 100
mpaDion was sned ard i has been deemed er sdsst BY
enabling all work from
that i. value aud have fully acinowled BY the
coIo TFFHE s & ! gNeRAyIT : us,c
Foh TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ONLY.
49, EMBELLISHMENTS
The wa Ior'; Daushisi ..; steel plate
Figure "' I@GsT,i.gs p's ss' y H. '''''''
i-Eyeai.g Dress ''n''eA' ''',e'
Mu,c-Tso PsSe,. ~ '''''''-' ''''''
ORIGINAL CONTRIBUToRs
Mrs. =. G Embury, Professor j. H. lngraham,
NJ: + Eas F. s.'5 Could Fen 9sy s!yji Tsi
IL; $s' s!S$: Eng s,$a: 5:ss. ''
'osrnsrsASAA At s s4NES fraFEs ORIGINAL
sgsns TT Sy f msarS fg MI' F. Ell''
H a sn %a:' S ~ ro fnn. q !%f pslS
3$s ss s;Ti ;. h whitman ss Neat
a lesson to end for Lovers.
Carol Of the Psrs, by William RUSSELL yr.
Inc Legend Of the Brown Rosario by Miss Elizabeth Bar
rett -
The Sisters, Romance Of History
a Reminiscence II Beethoven, by Park BENJAMIN.
Peace in Believing. by Hannah +. Golid.
The Irhmpet-set to Music.
Lady Equest ans
To Ameis, bv William Russell, Jr.
. in dys ss FULTON EGy M sT 4; Ess
Aents and Dealer, their
the PubD er early, as the edition is limited
Back volumes natly bound for sale subscription price
Also. loose numbers and engraving, ago N'ec
pACKEr SHIP LIVERPOOL FOR LIVERPOOL-
Cabin ra"engersb this ship will please be on board
at II O'Clock precisely.
Letter Rags will close Haes Handel. and G,pns at
half-past 10 o'clock. AL 2tm
FRENCH AND ENGLISH OLEOsTATIC LAMPS
AT 10 MAIDEN LANE AND 3t9 BROADWAY.
COX beg TO inform their friends and the public
rally, that they have Just elegant of
French aud English Oieosfatic Lamps English and Ameri
variety and thing Of the kind here
OF RED Tor a They have also large assortment House
Keeping .frhcfes consisting Of irsndols Cindtlsbras Ia
be Cutlery, Birmingham aud Sheffield Hated. Wares II,
..neros Manttl Clocks ysranaery Dixon Sons itaunia
Ware. Block Tin Dish Covers Urns, &c. German silver
Ware Steel Fire Sets Glassware, and other ar j.
cles -
~ .B Constantly on band a large assortment of Slper
Ware, Tea Gets Spoons Forks Sc Sc of their own manuc
TIRE
Persons requiring any of the above articles are eect
Invited TO call They will find their Goods low any In
the 81 y. ago re
thes cond or, ard kitchen, ia a handsome
story house No l3j Allen Croton water in
the and yard low small FAM
". Apply at NO. 2As1r t'ouse ago 3tsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21
ADMISSION ONE SHILLING
EXHIBITION OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS

NATIONAL G.dLLERY OF ORIGIN.dL PAINTINGS
OF THE OLD MASTERS.
EXHIBITION ROOM, IN CLINTON HALL,
Corner Of Nassau and Beekman streets.
A MATEURs AND ARTS s are Informed. that the Gal
"A lerv OF Paintings At Clinton Hall ia open from A.
NJ to O'Clock night later according the They
will therein find cho collection of toe finest Paintings
which have ad Jnsd European Gallery Artists will
be allowed study in the Exhibition Room The public will
find Catalogue which will explain all the historical and other
pieces quoting the Of authors from which subjects
have been taken.
w. Admittancc only IS cents. mz7 imsjgb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21

much pairs was taken explain nature-he diseases
in least Of il. Those however occupying
fs fa
tn. should be obstruc.sd even
bad add "ns sabsed but may ss for
S na ss Ss p shs
thing directing the attention to the sat this disease
h happens 70 s ,Spslsdsl and
fall upon the mind rather han the part
self There are three which pecu
should never be lest sight Of but lead @mdia means
certainly removed The arss Of these relate. 10
the .e.I much diminished or impeded ba, what
to d 6a"s.v ate. III he w IN Msh s s S1cI
%S ss% s % TO w a a linz
or two proceed from whatever but certain
ly. no structure can exist without i The merits
He TIME A FORMER GoN0RRHEA REMAINED
though lot the only by far tie
f
naturally %9Ts d.pSsa t. ssu than ANOTHER
ciaus circumstance. The third Is
ing than Ups dep1e..
psssd Of same degree BY every individual but Is so
il S % @ ,.. .y ,s lee,
he active. capable Of business formerly. This
also serious effect though little understood, but is
questionably Indeed whoever considers natural
neetion Of mind and sexual will eay imagine that
there is medium by which the mind powerfully upon
these through the medium ths sexual
upon the mind. This however better planned
1.-The Private Treatise" Of the author lte volume which
many Of the world As the of Structure
ceeds activity Of mind invariably returns.
With respect The Cure of Srcturetns gratifying
state generally accomplished little time, and without
pain Nothing exceed the i'm,
q IN s % @ ID e the
accomplished in days formerly demanded
months Many consult the writer who bu
TO this city for short time only tut return perfectly
cured though has ben source OF trouble and for
those who cannot leave their homes the writer sh-
- his peculiar toxether with his Private
Treatise which has Interesting chapter giving every nfor-
formation the subject and written IN the plansst
Dr. Ralph taxes TINS opportunity Of saving that he may be
Treati,e-at hs dwelling house. No 80 Greenwich street
and books ofquscker which nfest this city he deems
conftente strangers Besides his rank Graduate
Of Edinburgh sc. Sc he has been engaged IN the
of these diseases both in Hospital and city prac.
tice sfor than rthirty years. and has published
three editions of work expressly them Also that he has
letters from the eminent physcau Europe the
ATericaas Sir Ashley Cooper Of London to DR..
Mott of New York DR. Phynck Of Philadelphia and others,
and that he permitted TO refer almost Physician Of
emnence in this city. The Private Trcatise is ST. Ad-
dress DIR. Ralph. sep.. SO Greenwich ST. ap2l Imsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21

Cleared,

Isr RISES ......5 "a MOON 10 80
uN sets "A HIGH II II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21

IMPORTANT TO THOSE WITHOUT
CHILDREN.
TIOSE Interested, will ha. agency establish
I'd for tie sale Of NJ. Nj. DESCENDANTS Wonderful
Procreatye Elixir Ccrdia.
G5-see advertisement on last column Of fou,thpage.
apl0 i'm IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21

We shall esteem avoy Captains OF Vessels will sye
port Of the shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
any Foreign Newspapers News they may have. He will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents aud Cor
s-nting this Office all the Marine intelligence they
obtain Nautical 'eforassicS OF kisa will he tasskt5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-21
SOWI'IIERN RdLMl

SOUTHERN BALM!
WE WISH EVERY PERSON AFFLICTED with Con.
81 b h ss Ssss Sss.
"pcn tie .srdsaes Of pss.sSs who
y g. Ss s of BOTTLE s
but only Or know that doing you will
IA cough
By e s0qss
commended to of my friends having lung complaints
aS a Of al &c sscn.s G% aud
pus % from Gay TO da the H heIs so
Dentist. aOs Grand st. New York.
Mr. Jacob Doree attached the Steamship Great Western
w s sSrf an" %u n The ss
The most celebrated = England ana IN mi, cou1y
soathern Balm Of Dr. Uphsm which entirely cured him.
far exhausted with coughing raising of phesm spit
ting Of blood and night swsa hat ncuIsbe
sch,neSs Pai%c"ic syrup two bo,s Of BneIsheG.
sa. bottle a Of " ysa , hut sms.. co
bought another took IT. and am now well nan poss
Merchant Exchange Eating Room, v all st.
hereby certify that was troubled with severe cold and
hosenes, which remedies failed
last cured BY fy'i e3's; EfHi i, s % street.
sgEcuT Sco rseqe 9issh ss7' Broadway Of
BoGcS Sa sAi LSs s
a H,s' henry street, R''d"s Co S9'ss dA'::sy
S&R NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LlYEK
packet f ip SYs sS
John tdrdge, will sail Oh Monday 22d April her Iesu
The ships ofth line being all 1000 and upwards. per-
to embark Tor the old country Will not si to see
rene other their great capacity renders them every
way comfortable and convenient than ships Of small
clis aud their accommodations well known superior
Persons wishing secure berth, should fail make
early application on board w.t. :ds q e pgFqs Spr
At the General Passage Office, !, Peck slip.
s2'c corner OF South street.
s6x. FOR LlyERPOOL-The New Line ReguIar
H&R, Vow built packet ship QUEEN OF THE VEST
Capt Philip Wcodhouse 1850 tons buthen. will sail above
FOR freight passage having elegant aud roomy accommo
dation, sd BY ship port. apply the Captain
Ga board at west side H %oSb iaPb MNruRNs
81 South at
rnce Of passage 500.
regular dav. 2Ist June. a2rc
f p6 pbhcE sHE oF 4p tNk 81 LIVER
kl&2krReeuln Packet Of the l,t MsyThe wei: known,
last sang iavoriie packet ship OLUMBUS, Captain o. A.
cole will positively sail Wednesday LIST May her regular
he accommodations Of the Columbus for cabin, second
cabin and storage passengers will on inspection be found to
nience aud comfort OF those embarking.
Perons proceeding the old country will at e times find
this line Of packets desirable conveyance For Of
seiss apply On '0A'0 RoGaE CO.
50 Fulton street. next door to The
r. The Columbus sails from Liverpool on the June
Per,ons sending their friend, ~ out In
her or m any oi the this Line sailing from thst por
and I6tn of-yey month. Drfs all times for
Ames Co., Bankers London For passage &c. apply as
above |
et ADD sail Tor Liverpool en- the 10th May her regular day
a2oml re
pnRTIT(,ITESE EEMAI H. Dill <