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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-14

BuRLlNoTox LICK Co O., Dec 4, 1913.
Messrs JoslIS & RowE:-As your request herewith
you statement of the of Mrs. Winner and
child, as am able 10 con'nnneae, which you are
liberty publish if you feel dssire 10 in
called w,s,ar's Basam Of VIII Cherry, which by tho
blessing. indebted of the restoration health
Q my wife aud child.
ABOUT five years ago Nts. Winner vas attacked with
pain the chest and side aud symptoms of
approaching consumption Dnag the intervals from that
tine 10 sometime IN February last she mai oeen treated by
eminent PHYSICIANS from tuca >yvania. Homer Catham
and Newark and with only partial eItei OF tho most
sen symptoms About one ago she causht 'ioeh,
cold which seated the longs producing an alarming
aggavatIon of all her previous symptoms Her Physician
for, and despite his began rapidly
Coueh Expec ton, Hectic,
together with night reduced her complete
.secton In February last: her Attending
Cd altogether hopeless. council called. and
after celebrating her unanimously prnnhihred
her to be beyond the reach of means AMI expressed ,beir
opinion that she coul survive hut short Time tN"
weeks atthest. She this time ontaeiy confined
hc scarcely able artclate, except in his
PER Her daily p1 coughing would last her
hteruptedy tom II ) hours. and were they,
nat va did expect tat every woulo he ths last
The physicians IN conncil pronounced her Lang ii9er
kidocve. Spine md Mrrus Nenlbs the stomach
be incufaby diseased Ii this tim,
we happened to obtain pamphlet dea.fh Y DR. Iaf-
BaIsanl Of Wild Cherry, as applicable u la affections
We lmnediatel, sent and paeu-el bpit'e, and
commenced il, evening nv giving her tea-no2n
full and such was The surprising effect that e was able TO
Portable nights without experiencing any
paroxysm OF coughing. and such ia Ultimate effect.
that alter taking hive bottles she contrary to tina
pocatons OF her physicians, and who her.
iey restored to health: aud snce las, has dono
entire work o her family After at,a"k of
Mrs Winner. youngest CHILD. then infant nj the
taken down. rapidly sinh ing. with the
symptoms it's mother and seeing The i'm ppv eec,
Baian the OF tire mother. disposed make
'rai q i for the chii and II vas attended It'll the same
3rrf snrce-s.
well nei2hhor= and acquaintance, who saw Mi..
Winner during the course Of her SICKNESS
Very ru y. yours. &c
JOHN W!MER.
BIrlington, Licking 60 O.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-14
A Far m for Sale.

TINHE undersigned offers for SALE farm situated abou,
eight miles northwest Of Richmond in a healthy and
plea NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mile from Friends
ting house, and the distance from methodist
church. The FARM contains about TO acres-s good
quality, and 20 is of cultivation There
the premises comfortable house, with the
cessary budirga-a good and substantial ban-a good
spring excellent The
Farm will be sold able terms,
payments and possession will be given any time i, may
wanted. This farm is desirable one, and person
shing purchase be better suited in this
of country. Inqu re Of AMES JONES.
Near the Market House, in Richmond, Ind.
April 9Th, lS44. l5tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-14
Clock and Watch Repairing.

TNIE subscriber would inform his friends and old ciso-
mers that he still continues the Watch aud tlock Ike
pairing, Main and Nnrkc. at the
old stand formeri occupied by Sdda where he VIII
ticked receive and viii patiently rach Tor tue cans
| of all favor him with their custom W ORR
warranted perform. low Tor cash
JOSHUA b. HUNNiCtTT.
! Ricbnord Nov I'm. l9tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-14
Consumption Of the Lungs.
{ e & Z Z Z z

TIC T0II3lfing harc Jtt Tfrelftd ION HtSHs Jo'lh
RJce, Druggists. .NeHark H.is Stale, 10 Thom II
communicated 6g Jota UDcr, Esq eitrsen Of
Burning ton, Licking County OtiO.
- ~, ~ n. Ist2
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-14

GTWo arc requested announce WILLIAM
W. LYNDE. as Il candidate for Cork of the
Wayne Circuit Court.
nArWc arc authorized to announce DAVID
MOORE, as u candidate for Treasurer of Wayne
county.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-14
Cand idates for Prosecuting Attorney.

n-We arc authorized to announce JOHN
YARYAN Esq. of Liberty, as a candidate tor
Prosecuting Attorney i'll the sixth judicial Circuit
subject to any arrangement the Wings of the Cir
cult may make i'll regard to that office.
nA-Wo arc authorized to announce ROBERT
NJ. COOPER, Of Henry county. as n candidate
for Prosecuting Attorney in the Sixth Judicial
Circuit.
t6rWe are authorized to announce J. B. JU-
LIAM, of Contrcylle, candidate for Prose-
cutting Attorney in the Sixth Judicial Circuit.
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kd Nov Bes aa E sSag. s
1ffsSa s
81 HjS hSsi ss 's;'i
%Ss e ss IVY a 5ss e% s s. sf Ss
sn aa cSso ss s..r Eo sum HsS@% a
" and large fleet q British sshs eoa::,,e &c y ch
y EpeAHIoy, Aug; a.Ar Aiyno, PAGE, Pliiadlrhi. for
SshS ssn after i S Go
Rsisya G&sys fSsasSa for sais% The. il Th@ 'o
Bshop Philadelphia for Nantucket. ss-3d Ntert bayers
mealsoa s0"' ''"s and an o's reported ABOVE sAs ''s
Phiadepha; Prudent Albany. ss~sld Col simmons, FISH
Hill started stem split forward part Of false keel-had dis
NV BTproap, Aasa;i s'gsld lane, bates Ph,depha
@ BS s As" jss. k 3 paa SSa.
dsghs -" '0' . NJ '0 ~HnS' o1se0 Ne'' '"'''
phsap4a Leeds f Enae aS do H,dseaSb eRo o.
as 2 MGf s GasSs s sS Esi @
sdAGsST ss.s SS
Dennis Dem So New y9k albany Gibbs Albany Rsn1 Das'
Mayfower I'm Pictou.
sysa ~
@ S.5 :asS: H' s''
France. JAY pan.S LYds fSo
Mercy smith, New Bsdord Marrei cSaaSr Toasa sni
Moro pa ca s from Havana.
Ga Aug Alert Garrison, for Hayana Moro Castle Fish for
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Foreign Imporfatlons.

Riow .1,na gekSs sIedk Lesehs MeInosho
10 CooJe LeighlO0 Stokes Gibbon Cog Glover Chan
man. Jno Robinson Co-67 Jas Gee 4 Cos A Meal
WIN 'n B ora17 Csmeson Band12s1s Samuel
Kellogg I'll Cot Thompson Cos79 Kennings Breese &
sampson-So Dan1 Fay Sepmus Crooks-io7 bars iron
i2os Pckgs Patton Stewardi7 Barnet Johnson-3 Tooker
package order. - 49, 70 49, $50 :
LvERrooLShp Carroll Of Carrollton-i0O sacks salt r. J
Walker-i3 bales Hicks Colo g Norwood < Co-iOO
tons coal Johnson Brohers8 bales Richardson WATSON
20 bdls iron Blocker & Cahart - -
HAyRE-Ship Tarquin-l5 mdze Bustlcn Koop CO.
ICoomb x Tolen-3 casks Bagoden-275 baskets wine
Bunker COPS do Schmidt Vogel-75 do Hurd-7 bales
bor9a Gocso II Dusord-io Theron Mahard a
ning-l2 Legux-2 w ii Coe-4 Paine-8 G Fabreuutt &
Son-i Rhodes-2 l. Mne.t-i Cumming & Main-3 5
Haske-l Barley-li56 Burr Stone Harderp- Douner
Il Il Meran Isein.i Yonng-33 cases 70 order
TRIEsrEBg Arone-l mdze Gilchrst-lOO hrs steel
Moring-5O bales wool casks Dutlh Cousenery-i2
casks oil 26i bales
skins boxes mdz to order2 Wilson Brown
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MONEY MARKET.


Stocks have experienced another decline At the Old
Board Long Island fell off II per cent Canton, Har
lem, 4; Norwich and Worcester, ?; stonington, Far
mers' Trust, Indiana II Morris Canal vicksburg
Il United States Bank, Reading Railroad, L. At the
New Board, Long Island declined per cent Canton Ii
Harems; Norwich and Worcester, ~; Kentucky Ga,
HI Ohio 6s J. The sales were not very large at either
Board. Things in Wall street look gloomy enough
Large amounts of Mexican dollars in preparation for
shipment and learn that the London packet of the LIST
proxmo will take out very great quantity. Mexican
dollars have come species Of merchandise, and can be
shipped at profit at the present rate Of exchange.
Bills on London continue very firm at 1899 ITO The
supply at these rates is very limited Bills Paris rule
at 81 % o ST. 223
Domestic Exchanges continue very dull our quotations
arc m erelv nominal
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SECOND GRAND EXCURSION
rUTSTT T. RENEVOI ENT ASSOCIATION


A0H AA From the numerous applications made to the
Managers, and the great number disappointed
- participating in the enjoyment Of the Excur-
sion 70 West Point on the 10th inst, they respectfully inform
gagged the magnificent steamer SOUTH AMERICA, under the
command Of the popular Captain uesde for second Grand
Excursion up the Hudson West Point and Newburgh, on
FRIDAY 30th instant thereby giving chance Of viewing
River
splendid Band has been engaged and the celebrated Mr.
Parker has again generously volunteered to lead the Coton
Mr. Isaac EDGE Jr the Prince Of Pyroechnss has also
kindly promised furnish for the occasion some oil his most
brillia Fireworks.
Dinner provided on board.
The Boat will leave Catharne Ferry, Brooklyn at o'clock
xxi STATES Prison Dock 10 O'clock and foot Of 10Th street o
il deemed almost unnecessary acguant the kind patrons
Of the Thistle Benevolent Association that the proceeds
applied indiscrmilately 70 worthy objects Of charity -
cts SeventyFive Cents for the Excursion, be had Of
JAMES CuRR, President. Corner Canal aud Hudson.
VIM: R!CHARDSON, VP Cor. Perry Greenwich
GEQ HAKhhiSoN Treasurer Northern Hotel
AS sAVMkMFuff2N Secretary b /: s si III aa s;s"as
JAS. EspiE,. Foot Of 2lst street, East River
MAJOR slNCLAlh.. ....... :. ioi Reads street
J; B; WAlsTELL,. ........ J. a Hudson street.
Y GLlREMuGH .,..... 20, BROADWAY
JAMES hiARfRisoN So @SSs'1 mots e.
RoBERT MARSHALI,....... G5l Broadway.
JOHN PATTERSON. $3.50. % Greenwich Avenue.
VIM. ARMSTRONG; Corner Of 10Th ST and 10Th Ave.
ht hTrih; M Jonm street
JOIN MARfIN Corner Bioone and Clinton streets.
PETER McLUSKy ,............ 800 Hudson street.
In consequence Of some alterations about 70 he made
NEW JERSEY will take her place the above day.
au23 3sh
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Correspondence OF the Herald.

Aup
o A %S GsasSEs I Ses.
I'd S:s I1s' ssI \;
EdssI,e%a sunk near "F Cove
has o5 c sSsiSa B Fa.sS b. rh
Went ln9 Edgartown Edenon Of scuae from Wilmington
Miscellaneous Record.
ss sshs frs 81 a ss .,
s f %s' va. seSns along
T. 4; ..;.s w S sgs.
a Sn m1n s. ready hsav down e Ka s s
be d sasE sbcu
lat 49, y IT, Ri, D sm' spoken 18th
Cid at New Bedford Goth inst Drymo Taber Indian Ocean
Spoken.
Suffolk from New Orleans for Liverpool July 80 lat ~ a.
Nelson Robinson hence for FORT Port au Prince no date la,
Mary Frances, Thomas from London for Boston, Aug 49, lat
Rappahannock Drummond, Liverpool for NYork Aug %.
Foreign Ports.
I%T Ssr $,S Al saasy
as1 81 A Ae at sa aR
CUB Aug AIN pei Els9 Dunhsm from
co11o A' % fos d o ds aust 81 81
via so.,o asE y yGsa Wss ss f MS
Lsw VI, for Providence days Empress Bennett for cowe
a. Sd A E ss sy s%L as.i
BAa.coA, Aug BIN Hudson for NYorL 7days-only
ad for T Of YS S Bs
HG Jsns %
Island days. Lawrence for do day; Laweace
day load ici NYof o"'''" '0' BACK h'e' same
Of and for Baltimore N'o''
chEynL.sp, Aug 23-AT Walker Buffalo; Commodore
R%se %ss t EEss Ss Gss
$'Ss A sS%S IT, ss
Barney %s" sss SI Ss%.ss e Brd
SSiG HsSs fkiiassss BUR- %si s.
* EasyGoET Aug aoAn lah CslisIo Hopkins York
Sewburyge STA h Globe Brszer Bsrpaaoes E is6,
TssS%i ~ '%i' ' Charles.
SALEM ASS GAR Sophia, Shepherd Para 18Th Rnby
HSs , Avg t sss n'@c
;s'; ss'' $ @ :E fl
F:adsSs f.es S s G ss,
hia' J9IS Dunlap Case Jemne ah inst sft Am vessel
hair, Phillips, and VIM Bird, Roberts, Washington, Nc
Florence Rowland, Baltimore; Nevis, Kenny Philadelphia
Tionesia Bramhall Phlaselpha; Challenge, Park Phadc
pho; Homer Heed New York Returned ship ArbelIa Cor
sailed hence ith for Madras aud Calcutta On the 10Th
liant masts and royal also main royal mast aud expert
enced other damage while blowing fresh Put back 10 repair
spars Telegmphed-tlk, Nckerson from philadelphia: De.
WSsd,F Fisher from dq BENZ Frsnkle Finn and Ella
London; Eagle Drew Hayden; Angola Bell, Mansaniila
g9na Hamilton Savannah; Hallowell of Boston late OF
rsne Growe phsdelpha 2s-Arr Edward Everett, Smp
more Elk Nickerson. Philadelphia; Delaware Fisher do;
bordeaux, Kelley. Maanzas Yucatan Baker do; Friend
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AsHEs-There has alteration taken place in this ar.
tcle. We still quote Pots in moderate demand at 81 1884,
Pearls very steady at 81 433 81 So The mark cts
generally very inactive
BEEswAxWe do not know Of any transactions in this
article The last quotations 29l 291 Co. and they
are still current.
BREApsrurrs-North Carolina Wheat IS a 81 cents.
Ohio Flour 81 I24 50 ls3. Genessee 81 IS3 a 81 IS
Corror--There was a slightly improved enquiry TO
200 bales.
Hay Prime quotations sell at ~ 45c Common at IS
80 G.
WHsKEY-Drudge casks very inactive. Holders
at23l C.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. AUGUST as.


: SUN s'ns 8 m mss %
chem fsim;,a E1ss,s Bsls
Wsed sse%f Mdd Rsse
s' ~ He'll
st,., x1 Ses Hs;a
fD knsssd as.s s S% hvs with md
sR Gs,5 to q G%s sae1 Bird So days from Liverpool
Ship Newark Merwn days from Savannah with cotton
B,Iqns TfHsidsI Clark z day; from Mayasuez PR with
Austrian brig Arone Constantine 90 days from Trieste with
sss WssH = oas' '' g. Mes Gs.
fsons srss1Gs ein: Trinidad de cabs Aug with
bS o 10 e y 90 honey q
Brig Excl Smith days from Savannah with cotton to
rses M M's b.s ss Gs \ day. from Port
ginger co bags cocoa 43 do horns tierces rags f. Griffin
British ch Radius, Faulkner. IS days from Windsor, Ms
WI, snh plaps .s;at to s master, !, 49,.
bacco 5000 cocoa nuts to Aymar Coz 200 punches bananas
gcff johnson, Washington NC with ma
schr VIM. Gray Cranda from Washington. NC. with corn,
to master.
Schr WIN. Emery, Hoffman, from Philadelphia with coal to
MASTER n
schr Mary Eliza Bailey, from Philadelphia with coal to
schr Clarendon Ames, days from Thomaston with lime
to master.
Schr Mozart Mcfarland days from Lubec with plaster to
master - =
Schr Abbott Lawrence Meeker, days from Boston, with
mdse, to j. Stevens. - 800
S!oop Jane Rachel, from Philadelphia, with coal.
Soop Prospect, from Philadelphia, with coal.
Below.
Brig Exact Johnson from Savannah and brig unknown.
SAlu
Ships Adler (Bemen) Hohorst, Bremen; Anson Barkman
Chares.on; baIque Sraord, Hammond New Oreans briggs
Ellen Gowan CapPn, Glasgow Selim, Dunham La Guayra;
Thomaston. and others. -'-'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-28
To OPS

II OLIVER, REPORTER or FASHIONS, has ,he PIE les
TO the Trade that his Plate Of LONDON
and PARIS FASHIONS for TIC ensuing season VIII b esdy
his agent, Mr.. A. WHEELER, No Counand! Street nea,
Broadway. Mr. Oliver In London, where he has spent
the last three month, collecting materials for aud susntend'
ing the execution Of this Plate which he feels waanted - as.
seng will ~ and elegance anything o The
kind hterS published Neither pains have been
spared accomplish this object the engraving beng ~ IN" est
style, copper, and not thographic as heretofore.
Mr. Oliver takes this opportunity 70 mention ti ms system
Of cutting which generally the United stss
aud has with such decided appreciation the trade
London may be procured o his who VIII be happy %
plain is very perfect and simple principles TO any who wish 20
obtain IL be had the moderate expense q seven dol.
lars dollars with practical Instruction. Terms 70 sub
scrbe for the Fashion Plate VII be 81 % annum o ~ 30 per
copy payable advance Persons sending orders Tor the
fashion plate arc particularly requested 70 write their
afne town. county and ar legble hand 70 avoid mis-
tkcs is attending this and enclosing the cash. they may
~ upon Plate Book being mailed the day that tbcs
order j. received
4. WHEELER, TAILOR CouRrLsSnT srRrrT, Agent
ft th above constantly hand Taiors' Cryons,
fir Lhsk TaIr Measures, Plain Squares Crotch Squares,
elliptic Angles, Board Shears, and Points, SC, ne.
Nh Whc VIII take pleasure in directing Talo visiting
The CITY H. various places where they may such ar
ce hey nerd ard will attend to orders Of that kind from the
country with iaithiulness and despatch.
~ BAH orders for fashions and must BE- addressed
tpost psdl 70 L. Oliver No. Courtlandt street.
aug "a itdSltwsm
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New Stock ExchnnRe

SALES OF SrocKs-Bosror, Aua. 90
AT the BroEe Board -5O shares Reading Railroad IS:
so do do 25 loo do do 90 %; 275 do do 5t 1850 do do
30 26 so do do, 253 IS do Long Island Railroad 80
s3z rs do Norwich md Worcester Railroad 3d. e.; rs
do do 6l 20 Western Railroad ss 90 do do ssi 20 do
do ass 20 do do ssa; 100 do do do ssi 20 do
do, SO; so do do s7a SO do do co. s 70 do do 49, so
do do q lw, So - - =
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We annex statement exhibiting the tonnage Of Ameri
can and foreign vessels which entered into the United
States from foreign countries from October l isAa to
June soth. 1898 compared with the year ls4i =
TONNAGE ENTERED THE UNITED STATES EACH
CouuTRy IN lS4i i8t3.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets to Arrive.
Packets to Sail.
ship Matters and Agents.

We shall esteem it favor IT, Captains Of Vessels will give
the shipping left the port whence they sailed the vessels
spoken on their passage list Of their and any foreign
newspapers they may have. He will board them i'm.
medately on their arrival Agents and Correspondents home
abroad will also confer favor by sending this office all
ton OF any kind will be thankfully received.
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LyERrooI-Ship Powhattan-Rev Haskings, and 80 in
the steeragc $50 - - ~
LyIRrooI-ship Carroll Of CanotonMrs Bird child and
MAyAcvEzEBarqus Texidor-W wallau, Madame Clio.
SAyANNAH-Ship Newark-NIrs Carter A Vv;u..,. \ a.
Morley steinhar Jacobs Elaser-i In the stee1ee
Hive-8 in the steerage S' Ae'
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Total amount oil tonnage. .............. 63,6H II
The greatest number ef tons built any single port
was in the FORT Of New York. amounting more than
the total ofany other whole State except Maine The in
crease of tonnage hardly the shown in this table,
as losses and decay continually reducing the
quantity more or less eyery wear
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DomestIc Imnortot,on..

SAyANSAH-Ship Newark-8 BIS cotton Nj Prescott-i, do
order. ~ - ~ ~
SAvAvNAHBrig Excel50 casks rice Goodhue co-29 De-
peyster williamsburg bales l. ii Brigham-95 w
Prsco-3a Parmeee & Rogers bxs X Wiams-lli hales
order. ~ ~
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Died.,

At the residence OF his father RICHARD ANGUS eldest
son OF Daniel Ferguson, aged 10 years
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to at
the afternoon.
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At the Close Of the year lS43-Ocober 3O-the total
amount Of tonnage of the United States was probably
greater than before By the above table, the amount
in 1910 greater than before SINCE the decline
ing been the enrolled and licensed tonnage, which
auctuaes from year to year several thousand TONS The
registered tonnage shows very steady increase The
annexed table will shswh increase of tonnage &c. for
the nine months ending June 30, ls43.
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o. GENTLEMEN DOWN TOWN IN WANT OF
the famous Hunters Red Drop, must up to the HUI
torian Dispensary, No. Division st. and get the true ar
Gle We cannot our Dispensary from the present
location We too well established among the mariler
port Of the community, who Immediately on their
rival home come TO the old place for the medicine that
had years ago cured them and their shpmates Better
up and get this medicine in the first place. than 60
elsewhere and have the rank poison Of certain disease
driven in your system and your constitution injured for
ever and then at last have to resort to the only medicine
that will thoroughly Full particulars and explicit
directions accompany each vial Price dollar and
guaranteed to cure Open at all hours and the Doctor
always In Attendance
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SHIP NEWS.
"A q nnA sNF thu xU~rA1s1

SHIP NEWS.
Correspondence OF the Herald.
PHILADELPHIA Aug. T-P. M.
Auved-Deborah, Robbins Maracaibo.
Observation-Disclosures vigures, 81 Domingo.
Cleaed-Swan, Smell Orange Grove, La Charlotte Little
Ps5k and Zene C5owel Boston Ha9orelt They wtuskr,
Haven't L Berthe Brown and Isaac Townsend Messick
Greenwich; Commerce. mlse Flushing, NY; Indiana Cor
son. N York; lronsdes, Morrison. do
Home Ports.
PHrLApELrH,As Avg g.Ar Cadmus Tucker Trinidad de
Adna, Sherman, Boston do; Monsoon Berry Phsdelha D.
Also Cordelia, Baker and Romeo Young NYork Below
w Caldwell, Homer, from Mayaguex.
BALTIMORE Aug 2s-Cld John, Hanna La Guayra and Por
IN
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Qy- THE EXPERIMENT HAS BEEN SO FULLY
and carefully made that we hope will doubt but
DIR. BLACKWELLS ANTACRlD TlNCTURE and
SCOTCH RENOVATION, is the most useful and speedy
remedy in veneria cases. acknowledged by all that
have used to be stimulent and tonic supporting
actively and steadily the vessels than any
other medicine; can be denied but it's chemical e
feet upon veneral poison is powerful to be the only
remedy capable of DISCRIMINATING it from the human sy
TEN Those that suffer with this disease should loose
time in using this valuable preparation y-For sale by
II. BERNARD, 81 Nassau st. New York, only author.
ised agent for the United States.
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s|s Ellp GO g. ~

DAY LINE TO BOSTON,
BY THE LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD.
Daily Train Sundays excepted, leaves Brooklyn precisely
at o'clock for Grsenport from whence passengers
conveyed hrstrate Steamer Stonugon Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and Norwich Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays Passengers be the South Ferry
foot Of Whitehall time take the Ferry Boat ~
o'clock A. NJ where tickets be procured and luggage de-
This Line stops only twice Brooklyn and Genpo
what "Farmingdale" 81 and at the Manor 67 miles from
Brooklyn and generally reaching Boston eleven hours
An Accommodation Line leaves for Grenport every day
Sundays excepted, o'clock r. NJ, and returning leaves
Greenport at A. M. au28 twrc
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CLIFTON HOUSE.
ON THE BAYSlDE, STATEN ISLAND,
NEAR 1.-THE NARROWSr

..
TOR PERMANENT BOARDERS, TRANSIENT ledgers aud
day visitors offers opportunity Of enjoying the breeze
land and unequaed for the
luxury Of the BATH the beach being within half mile
the house.)
The dinner hour is AZ ocock-on Sunday o'clock Su
erior attendance for the accommodation Of the
guests A fine Bowling Alley and Billiard Room just finish
ed for the amusement Of the patrons Of the establishment
GEORGE PlERlS, Proprietor.
N. BTwo Of the best rooms the House may be had for
the remainder Of the immediate application Of fam
lies.
On Sundays the boats Stapleton landing every
Carriages in attendance to Clifton House
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-28

CO THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF BAR
SAfARILLA, GENTIAN AND SARSAFRAS, prepares
by the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy es
tsblshed for tho suppression of quackery This refine
and highly concentrated extract possessing all the prn
i confidently recommended y The College as ininel,
superior to any extract Of snrsapara at present before
the public, and may be relied certain remedy fo
all diseases arising rom impure state Of the blood
such Us scroiua, trhcurn, ringworm, bloches pm
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use OF mercury.
Sold IL single Bottles, at. ...... rs cents asci
" IN cosss ci haifa-doxen Bottles, So so
4" dozen G. 90
Cases forsya-ded to all parts OF the Union
NJ IA very liberal discount to Wholesale purchasers
o:3ce of the College, 9S Naasau street
W. 2. RICHAPnsnN. M. D., Azors.