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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-05

WILMER SMITH take this opportunity Of stating to
Merchants Brokers' Importers and Others resident every
q The Qno that their Liverpool house peculiarly ADAPTED
&c. passing through Liverpool for Boston, New and all
the other the United States and Canada and that that
department Of their business CONSTANT AND PERso
nal ArTEsTIor q THE PRINCIPALS, on all occasions
WILMER SMITH have made Arrangements 18th Alessrs
ADAMS Co, by which ali Goods passing through their
Liverpool house for America by the Steamships and ohsr
sells will have the immediate and punctual attention OF their
said Agents Mesns adams Co. az Boston and New York,
and VIII thereby be Tree from delay and high charges
nexion whatever with MIR. + u. Tuckermar Of Liverpool
WILMER 4 SMITHS ENGLISH EXPRESSES.
WILMER x SMITH, who have for OF years
private nprsss 70 and from London with important rtslli.
SIX HOURS offer the American Public and Government
their services for the safe aud rapid of important
will on all occasions BE most faithfully delivered BY their own
lish mails to London. MIR. EDWA WILMER, who is
America, is prepared to afford information this
subject and security for the due all such
business be entrusted to his Liverpool establishment
pi fire
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To THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN-A PRO.
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.

greaiss dlscGyeTy n fdca! :slfnce Y s5at q M ~
rally received opinion Of the existence Of ncurabe seTy
baennes Except indeed in cases Of maormston which are
Elixir Cordial ns!snes Of producing that ...'s Of
who years pinned chldss LONELINESS has fully established
the fact that what usually termed bsenne.s cgT.ble BY
.eaara wealnss. fucI ,bu. debility ncon1sncs and the
prpdeee its and nvarab!e is il. rcommenda
ton The fame Of this wonderful Elixir Cordial is well esta
sqicsut evidence Of its excellence and the estimation
The undersigned the only authorised agent in this country
Price So bottle.
gdent. composing the Elixir Cordial put up packages
Price Of package S., making three bottles:
All letters must be postpaid, and directed TO-
DR.. +. MELVEAU, box "a, N. York city,
i've I'M re Office l29 Liberty st.
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HYGEIAN INSTITUTE,
AZ WARREN STREET, N. Y,
ConslIfsuS pbus;rs0n

j. STEPHENS qfKings College and Guys Hospital London
PARTICULAR attention vii be deyoted dsea.es Of the
ease. Of Females Lmpo,sncy Syphilis and Goaorrhsa he
sican and consequently fallen into the hands Of depicabe
set Of whom the plumber Of their patients the only
object and long catalogue Of diseases entaled generations
TO come Dr. s;o socs the Of the PUBLIC the
general practice Of Medicine and Midwifery, and confidently
submits his talents the scrutiny of Judging public.
He will be happy forward advice and medicine the above
branches OF the profession, to residing distance
enclosing fee. Letters need not he post paid.
None will be refused relief Of poverty and all
assured that will be efsc ted without
dangerng the future happiness Of the patient all that
do will be done to SECURE speedy convaescence
~, Once hours from y III Y a. NJ; 2t Advice on
Guided jy4 lmsrc
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EAGLE COFFEE HOUSE AND BATHS.
52S Pea,i street, near Centre street.
WARM COLD % AMP ,s SHOWER WE BATHS equal with
clean single Beds, 2 Meals, 216 Board and lodgings
50 80 per week Newspapers from London Liverpool aud all
the principal cities Of the Uned States taken in.
lns m
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DOCIOK MOkKlSO ' ,

NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 2o4k Fulton street.
~ DOCTOR MORRISON continues 70 be consulted conf
curry or restraint in diet pursuits and pacu
iarly Gonorrha he cures in three six days. The
obstinate Structures yield Dr. MS and successful
nent. without pain In the forms Of Structure be
rants perfect cure. 7I'l
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This affection, and the train of evils resulting from
ultimate impoisacy radically cured BY Dr. patholOg
rensatng its original vgor perfect cure guaranteed
charge. .
who claim e be Surgeons he perhaps the only qualified
advertising Surgeon in the city See his Diploma at his office
2Ok Fulton street Letters. post paid and containing fee
will insure medicine and advice OF the Union Of
To p. M, daily. jy30 lms
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ENGLISH, FnEN, II AMI AMERICAN
SHIPPING AGENCY AT LIVERPOOL.
NOTICE.
LAYING Withdrawn Agency entirely from MEssRs
IL HARrpEn CO., Of Boston and New York, hereby
nounce that M5ssns ApsM CO, Of No Court street Bo
for the United States and Canada who fully empowered
for Shipping and Forw ardng Agents
To ensure the reception Of goods Liverpool and the for
wadng Of the part of England France &c &C.
necessary that they should through the hands Of
said Agents
MESSRS ADAMS 4 CO.,
their several Offices. as follows
No Court street. Boston No. Light street Baltimore.
No Wall street New York Penn. Avenue, Washington.
No IS Chestnut street. Philad No IS Fourth Ptts6urg
No 10 Shetuckct Norwich No l55 Main Worcester.
WILMER SMITH.
Liverpool MAY |, 1874.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-05

PUBLIC SALE Al lhE NAVY YARD;
sotP 81 THE N "A Moas
o'clock of articles condemned under survey
PROVISIONS.
49, s ss II, do fs % 9s s Bfn. IL
ais lbs Cheese quantity e fTsss barrels and casks
Mattresses blue Pea Jackets blue Cloth Jackets duck Trous.
Shoes, Has. Stockings and Socks. Nsasssa sr%sn
Laen, blue Cloth Trousers, Blankets, long Cloth shsstng.
SMALL STORES.
Jack Knives, Needless lin Kettles Pepper, Scssom To
- sHAKiNGs JUNK, AND EMPTY OIL CASKS,
worms. %lsaeh Mas.ls BAGS Po.dsf Horns; Fire Buckets:
s sss'
Ssa3 fspl SaIj:. ssssysSs. Hand SPIKE; Double
Of sasy 2..u I Gss S ex eta on j Ss;s[y
Ri ORDER OF AARON VANDEkFOLL, Justice q
- the Superior Court, of the City Of New York.
ssy 70 the Of The
,ha q ssehmsn. Ia. issued against The estate
a9d a,ssl;a.ss .ash sstsSnsa
the psysG. debts aa him resident. 81 saie
peT,y BY hun forbidden BY law and are void ''
D.. - - 10Y : ''' %EssF Erin 8 EDWARDS,
mr3l ltawsm"rc Attorneys for Attaching Creditor
The Vice Ghanes9 2y the Frs!
tamen, Of Thomas Haggry deceased Bridget Callaghan
asaa @ ss y e Nsw Ys sssS s
Dislribution Of Estate;
MG M aasssy ard Daniel d Hsssy defend
Ss ~ ssYf .ns s f g. s sS ss
ps5 & b b d ss hs VIII e a
New York July "a, 1874 jy24 Itaw3w.i.rc
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CHEAPEST ILLUSTRATED WORK
s EVER PUBLISHED.
4ba PART TW0tJUST OUT,

DANES uNIVERsUM :; or, Pictorial Worla-Ediud BY
v GhsnT Edrsd, Esa' bang CelIsetop q Engnyngs
9f Work. Of A Of al ages and Of every chracsr win
b Published IN Monthly Prts each containing four highly
finished Steel Engravngs from plates
pages Of leer-press. 5lf- q 59s31
The Sub.crbe Of the Pictorial World for one ysar) will
be presented with Three Premiums, lsee Prospectusl
CHARLES MULLER,
aul 3taw3wsm No. Il8 Nassau street. N Y.
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u. M. PEl SEX IL Co
No. GO John street and 800 Broadway.

HAVE received by arrivals and keep constantly
hand large and tasteful selected of French and
German articles for Embroid and Fancy Goods which they
offer for sale al wholesale and retail,
Berlin Zephyr Wored, German Woned, Canvas, Floss
French Purse Twist, shaded and plains Gilt aud Silvered
Beads Purse o1amea Bracelets JET Combs and Bracelets,
Gilt and Sverd Hair Pins. Combs Frnges, Brads. Cord,
Tassels, Necklaces, Slices, &c.
splendid assortment Of all kind Of Tasss Chenille Cord
and Chenille
Embroidsred suspendss and Susrender Trimmings Silk
Worsed and Cotton Fnss AID Gimp In all colors qua
liris,
Oiled Silk French manufacture white yellow and green
Jy "a 3m &c
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omar
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,

CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
3Oi Pc aRL STREET.
BETWEEN BFtKNAN STREET AND PECK SLIP
'HE SUBSCRIBER Of the pioneers Of the cash system
desires TO keep before the public that he CONTINUES
ufieure every kind Of Civil and Military clothing Of the finest
materials IN the superior style lower by
rye per con. than other house charges the quality
OF garments Witness the following list Of prices
Be supcrhne wool black Dress Coat. sH to $40
Pant. Of fancy and plain black Cashmere TO
Vests Of all kinds, Silk Satin Cashmere. 2L to
Gentlemen who supply their cloth have them made
IN the best style at the following prices
Dress Goats from. :. ............S TO So
Pants from ......... ........... / so TO
Vests " 4 so to
tvcs JOHN MOFFAT.
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AND OTHERS MAKING hEuITT.lNCES TO
ENGLAND. SCOTLAND AND IRELAND.
DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT on all the Branches Of
II the PROVINCIAL BANK IRELAND and
THE NATIONAL BANK, SlO1 LAND,
can be obtained Of RICH'D BELL, X
WM McLACHLAN
and DORIS Buildings, Hanover st.
Also BILLS on the BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AME-
RIGA, LONDON, aud its Branches in Canada New Bruins
wick Nova Scotia and Newfoundland.
WA 2aW3 I'm
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ElUAhD LlifOLD,
No. 1O3 William street, near John,
AZ RECEIVED by late arrivals and keeps constantly
Zehyr worstsd bs quality by the bale or to suit pur
chasers. =
TaiestIy Wortsd. do for fancy knitting
Chine Worsted, do do do
Canvass in SILK Cotton, Worsd Linen of all widths and
sizss. - '
Berlin Embroidery Pa,rrns most extensive assortment
Purse Twist plain and shaded French English German
Chenille, plain and shaded Embroidery Chenille
Gold ard Silver Brads, Cords, Thread, Tassels.
Beads, Gold. Silver and Sts; Purse Rings, Bugles.
CmPs aud Fnnges of style and pattern, French and
English.
Cord and Tassss Bindings, Tapes, Fancy Buttons.
For cole ~ liberal terms ,v2S I'm en-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-05

L'XECUIOR,S SALE OF LANDS in the State of New
- York. Wednesday 2st August instant At the Exchange
in the city Of Albany by Lewis Clark, Auctioneer
LOTT Acres IN Saratoga and Warren County, Dartmouth
1927 " Warren County Hyde Township
2l,688 Hamilton Co., Fotten and Cross6ed's pur-
chase.
2a3 " Delaware Co., r. v. B. Lvingston's patent
3,7a2 Clinton Co., Canada and Nova Scotia Re-
fugee tract.
l,0i7 " Herkimer Co., Royal Grant, 4th allotment
40T :" Cortland Co, Township Of Virgil.
Te sale Of the above Lands will be peremptory Descriptive
hand bills be had the Office No 23 Washington street.
where Information be had. as
New York, August 2, 1874 aus StTu&Tto 81 3twy I'm
GnEAI AND Attractive EXHlbllI ION.
II HE PROPRIETOR has the honor Of informing the citi.
zen: Of Ney York that Saturday tes % instant =.
Niblo's Garden, the magnificent MODEL OF PARIS This
really splendid work Of art carved entirely wood the
1870 streets and more than 100000 different ubect Zach
funess and mathematical nicely their ioms Dimensions and
coors lnasmuch that who have resided in the great
metropolis Of the world easily recognise the house in which
they have dwelled Open every day from NJ till 10 H.
Price Of admttancc, rs children half price.
aus 3tawlm"rc
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UECUR D'INTERIE Or,

hO1E EN- MAZE, &C. &C.
THE sUBsCRlBEk having Just received from PARIS very
Decorations for interior embellishments respectfully nvts the
Of the gentry this assortment he
quality aud Of these designs fail recommend
them TO eonnoiseurs IN matters Of art and COMPARISON with
- GEORGE PLATT,
iva lm~rc IL Spruce street.
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jy29 lw.rc
- BtLWaRf AND FARM FOR SALt.1dh y Sub
Brewery" in Pttsfrd, Mass, mile from the Great
ween RAILROAD t is in good repair, OF the utensils
nearly and capable of brewing 1000 barrels Malt
honse ehed capable Of mailing 5000 bushels snnum
safe and profitable business situated the manuiac
turing district where the consumption Of ale rapidly IN
creasIng.
The Farm consists Of u 30 Of which well tmbered
the under cultivation well fenced and good buildings
Win be sold separately or together Terms easy; nav
West Troy ALBANY County July l0th 1874. jl3 tire
10 LE1-rUhN IotiLu kOOs.s with good
..:H tries attached them large and airy house LOG
street. a fe,ydo from
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BOARf ING
ITO LET, WITH BOARD.-Two handsomely furnished
Parors, suitable for gentlemen and their wives. Also,
several for single gentlemen. The house central
location and the table supplied the best style Please enquire
az 1ol Fnlton street. jy30 lmrc
MRS. Gkr E>'S AGENCY FOR UOMESTICo,
No. 1856 Broadway, East Side,
BEIwEEr WHITE AND WALKER STREETs New YoRx
EsIABLlSHED under the respectable patronage for
Servants.
Hours Of business from o'clock, A. NJ till o'clock p NJ.
m m - - -
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PAUL De KOCk'S WORKS.
nnAPI EnE Ernp nNEr n4-I r An

BEAUTIFUL Illustrated edition Of all the acknowledged
a Works of Charles Paul de kock with the authors portrait
and now rsady for delivery. io2 Nassau
London EIainnsr the richest most erc
in any language" So the excitement about them
France and England that BlackwOods Magazine say. - The
authors and gone Paul De kock mad This edition i
large papers Of closely printed The work malabs
and be BY throughout tbs United States the
work must sCase doa b salsd or post paid and d.
Six copies will be sslt Tor i've dollars.
The trade supplied the usual Tvs lmd& Wsec
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BONE MANURE,
OF BEST QUALITY, ground daily from fresh bones for
home exportaon by the bushe ton, bulk
casks for sale at the Mills 10th between 9th and h
avenues.
Orders left at h7 Front will prompt attention.
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CHEAP s ,AP WORKS
EROCERS, DRUGGISTS AND STORE KEEPERS
are supplied cheaper than be had elsewhere Examine
the stock Of JOHNSON VROOM, and compare with any
other if you wish such choice articles they supply
10 Trinity Place late Lumber street
- CHEAP PtRFUMERY
or every description the Perfume Laboratory
Soap Works Of JOHNSON x VROOM,
iv3o m.m 70 Trinity Place. Trinity Church.
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ia .Ir.ii.E " HOi-DrKM M,
81 Maiden Lane, New York,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS Of Ornamen-
WI tai Hair Work, Wigs Toupees, Bands, Curs Seams,
Band.su Hair and style Of Everlasting Curs and all
kind of Hair Works, Wholesale aud retail.
n B.The trade supplied on reasonable terms.
I'm sec
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SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS.
THE Subscriber wishes to make known the Public that
much O the Biscuit and Crackers which sold in this
city by the above names entirely different from the Soda
Biscuit and Sugar Crackers made his Bakery which
brn used by invad particularly those who suffer from d
geon Tor more than twenty years with the best results
wh Y inc imitation which can be made for less price though
perhaps good Tor person health wholly unfit for the
,,ck The above Biscuit and Crackers also Butter Biscuit
Vine Biscuit Butter Crackers Water Crackers Pilot and
Navy Bread all OF the frat quality constantly for sale
The well known establishment 5 Washington street corner OF
Warren street EPHRAlM TREADWELL.
iy29 6m.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-12-31

thing is impossible; both Mr. Rejon and the
whole Mexican nation would have had the
dirty yellow oftheir countenance over spread
with the pale hue of fear, and their answer
would have been "take Texas gentlemen;
take every thing you want, but spare u.s.
We are confident this would hare been the
result, and we should thus have hRd peace
able and satisfactory adjustment of our Mex
lean difficulties. Now we are likely TO have
the two nations completely by the ears, and
all through this lamen,able oversight Of Mr..
Shannon's. So it is, that apparently trifling
inadvertences, lead to most momentous re-
suits. But joking aside, we arc at loss to
understand what our government is aiming
at in these Mexican negotiations. 1t looks
TO us like plain question. Is Texas indie
pendent or is she not! If Independent, as
annexationsts have always contended, for
what are we treating with Mexico? If she
is not Independent, the question of purchase
is matter which has not yet been before
the people. Certainly, when we claim the
right OH the part of Texas to do as she plea
ses, we are not treating with Mexico for
peace, in view of annexation. Even John
Tyler would not put the United States in SO
contemplate position as this. If Texas is
Independent and desires annexation, and we
also desire it, let us have annexation, if er-
cry nation of the globe stands in opposition
to it. Let Mexico commence an agrees
sive war if she chooses; we are amply able
to defend ourselves, and we need never fear
war originating under such circumstances.
This treA,in. with Mexico, looks to us like
a shutting policy; a sort of confession by our
acts that we are wrong, although we loudly
claim 10 be right. Let us be sure we are
right and then 60 straight ahead, regardless
of bullying or threats, relying upon the jns-
tice of our cause, and our good tight arm to
cary us safely through. Our treating with
Mexico in this Texas matter, has not as We,
brought us great harvest of glory, and we
incline TO the opinion it will not, so that the
quicker it is discontinued the better. A lit
tie good judgment would soon set the mat
ter right, and if Tyler should not happen tc
blunder into the right track before tho close
of his administration, his successor vii
strlighten the matter out without delay.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-12-31
By our latest dates it appears that Wilson

BY our latest dates it appears that Wilson
Shannon has terminated his diplomatic re-
lations with Mexico, demanded his passports
aud is on his way home. This was in con-
sequence of the letter Of Senior Rejon, al
luded to in our last, which Mr.. Shannon con-
tended was treating our government with
dsraspect. Although Mr.. Shannon stated
his determination TO hold no more communi-
cation with the Mexican government, unless
the offensive letter was withdrawn, he vet
addressed "a long letter to the Mexican Sec
rotary arguing at length the points of the
letter. This is considered an additional oh.
ject;onable step on the part of Mr.. Shannon
after declaring the letter he recered insult.
ing to his government. We hope on Mr..
Shannon's return this embassy will be en-.
trusted to some one ofIudgment ST ffic;ent to
guard properly the honor of the country.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-12-31

The LEGIsLATuRE.-The Legislative
Assembly ofthe territory convenes at Madi-
son on Monday next. We shall probably
have Gov Tallmadge's message in time for
our next paper. What questions of impor-
lance will come before the body at its pre-
sent session, we cannot tell. The canal
lands will no doub, occasion some discussion
and the N lwaukie Marine and Fire Insu-
rance Company will also come in for its share
of attention. What will be the fate Of either
of course time alone can determine. The
bject of schools demands attention and we
Lopc will receive it; revision of the law
with regard to schools and school lands, is
necessary for securing more thoroughly and
generally the advantages Of education.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-12-31

Williams, Immediately manned their Gu
noe, and at the risk Of their lives attempt
ed to board her, but after remaining in
the boat nearly an hour, they were COM
PEELED to return without having effected
anything In the meantime several at
tempts were made on shore to launch the
life boat, but the surf ran SO high that it
was impossible. About low water (the
vessel was then only about fifty yards
from the beach, three Of the crew attempt
ed to swim ashore, two Of whom persisted
in the surf, and the other was almost ex-
hausted when rescued by the people Oh the
beach. About 10 O'Clock yesterday NOR
ming the life boat succeeded in rescuing
Capt. Barrey the two mates, and the re-
mainder of the crew, but Mr.. S. c. Hol-
brook, ofthis city, who was a passenger
on board, in attempting to climb up the
main ha,chway on the ship, fell down.
and not appearing again, the life boat lief;
without him.
When the life boat reached the shore,
the crew would not again venture TO board
the vessel, the sea was 50 rough. The
pilots Of The Sylph Messrs. William Fowl
er, Alfred Nash, George and William
Phillips, however, used every exertion to
reach her. and had not at the last accounts
abandoned the hope Of being able to ascer-
tain, at least, if Mr.. Holbrook was yet
alive. He was seen. once after the boa,
left, again endeavoring to gain the deck J,
so that it is still probable that ne lives.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-12-31

U5~lt seems that some communities like
some individuals, will learn wisdom by M
amount of experience. We alIude d briefly
IN our last 10 d fiiculty between Massachu-
setis and South Carolina, and on the outside
OF our paper to-day, will be found fuller de.
tails OF the matter. 1t seems that South G.,
rolina formally expelled the Massachuse It's
agent. Here, i, seems to us, tina, South Ca
roI"a has shown, as in all the opposition OF
The south to abolition, very little wisdom in
deed. Mr.. Hoar announced TO the Cover
nor that the purpose of his mission was 70
test the consil'u,ionali,y of a certain feature
OF the South Carolina law. Wisdom would
have dictated that she should have permitted
The point 10 be tined. If she is right. she
need not object 10 it; if wrong, as an honest
state, she ought not. IF decided in her e..
vor, she would thereafter have been unmo.
Tested, and if against her, patriotism would
dictate TO her TO yield; but instead of TIN,
she flares up, and with an abundance Of en-;