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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-20

Naval AND MILITARY worcestershire notice
IN all directions that the military and naval force of
the country are preparing to be brought into
QUESTION at moments warning The IT, s. frgate Con-
gress at Norfolk and the brig Boxer at Charlestown
lass have received orders to prepare for Immediate
ly. The U. s. ship Falmouth sailed from Pensacola on
the Goth ult for the Gulf OF Mexico. The Potomac
raoga and Lawrence probably the coast of Tex
as Orders have been received at Detroit for the whole
of the 9Th Regiment of Infantry to rendezvous at Jeer-
son Barracks preparatory to proceeding to Texas. On
The 9TH instant companies c. and d. of the lth Infant
ny, arrived at New Oseans route for the seat OF
war.-Battimore Clipper, August 10.
APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsIDENT.-Elihu Stout
Deputy Postmaster at Vincennes, Indiana, in the
place OF James w. Greenhow, removed.
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BALTIMORE, August 10, lsl5.
Departure Of Troops for Teuasa Mude, in Washington
Suicide Of James Harrood-Polheal Dupiicity-7ne
cause Of t-Dedth Of Gen. Nc Donald, &c.
Major Ringgolds troop all stored board the ship
Herman and will hoist sail in about an hour for Malta
gorda Texas They all in 6ne spirits and the rascas
are anxious to test the merits of their company by a
speedy conflict with the Mexicans. They are all active
able bodied men, and present the finest military appear
ance, solid and substantial that have ever seen.
NIorse's telegraph announced last night fashionable
murder the Pennsylvania avenue aboutha past
O'Clock. The murderer is named Rufus Elliott bro
therinaw of John c. Rives, Esq and the murdered
is William Kendall Of the Hon. Amos Kendall They
met on the avenue and pistol in the hands OF Elliot
discharged at Kendall and he fell dead The part
cuars have not yet been Elliott the brothe
in the bindery OF the Globe Office when the tall Ken
tuckan fell in love with and married her. Since ther
Elliott has moved in the highest circles and was / think
a clerk in the Globe office
James Harwood, jr, committed suicide in this city or
Sunday evening. He was fine worthy young man. and
has left vile and two children to his loss the
papers here have withheld from the public the cause OF
this lamentable deed which are too we'll known,
will give. He was an active and hard working
democrat, and during the last political Campaign
labored increasingly for the success of his par
Y, giving freely both money and time without
ploymen and being good clerk applied for an Office
under government He positively promised si,ua
ton not only by the Collector of the Port but by the
Postmaster and the City Collector along with hundreds
OF Others who still hanging in the awful state
suspense which young HARDWOOD has been in for four
or FIVE months pasdependng the perjured promises
Of politicians until they their families starving
around them, and them perhaps, them will the
same relief from their misery. He was the victim poll
teal ingratItude and deception, and woe to these
if they allow his widows and orphans to
want ! have heretofore noticed and condemned this
plan adopted of giving positive promises of Office to ten
times as many applicants there offices TO fill and
now record the death OF victim Of this criminal dup
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DEPARTURES OF THE MEXICAN CoNsuL-Mr. Ar
rangoz, the late Mexican Consul at this port pursu
ant TO the order oil his government sailed for Vera Cruz
on Saturday last at about O'Clock, NJ. large
Der oil persons-some, We presume, attached by friend
ship and social considerations and others by curosi'
y assembled the wharf witness his departure Nh,
Arrangoiz is gentleman OF afable omprehen.
sive intelligent and strictly honorable conduct; which
qualities have raised him very high in the esteem, and
placed him deep in the friendly affections of that portion
OF our community who have enjoyed his society upon
terms sufficiently intimate to enable them to know his
virtues.-N. 0. Jeff Rep. .4ug. II.
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Foreign Markets.
Passengers Arrived .

LrERrooL-Packet ship CambrdgePeter Usher Ssn'r
H Bland and lady, WIN Bland London Mrs Hutchinson Am
serdam, N.Y. Capt VIM Thompson. New York-2Os in the
steersge.
JANrIRo-Barque Louisiana-Thos Terrell lady and
child OF Boston; Cierhby and lady.
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SAyANSAH-Brg Philura-NIrs Sturtevant Mrs Fisk Miss
Hicks O,Byme NJ Prendergas Thos ROBINSON Mr. Ds-
wilson, Mr. Riordan.
Craftsmanship Charlestcu-Nss M c Bryce Miss S L
Bryce Miss X Kennedy Mrs Connor DR. r Hart lady
AND nurse s csmpSr lady tYoshidrsa and sam
wad, Geo Mckenzie John Seiglng r, RavenelI NJ
Demon, Muay MIR Duggan, J Aston VIM Schniele
Mr. Reyan.
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sident will Congress in advance OF Its regu.
lar re-assembling in December. This will be done,
NOT entirely from the manifest necessity of the case,
but as mark of national respect to our unruy SIS
ter. who, like Mr. Ritchie's young Virginian is as
ssardent as Southern sun could make her." and
about as RASH II is certainly proper that our Go
yernment should receive the announcement of war
from Mexico with all that deferential dignity of ac
ceptance, which is the usuage among the great ma
tons of the earth. And IN the convocation OF Con-
gress. to devise ways and means tor meeting the
imsendlng responsibilities which will devolve upon
us, IL will mitigate the mortlticatlon 10 Garcia
Condo of our contempt by treatment of the Next
can Government, with all that portentous dignity Of
acceptance, that would be shown 10 John Bull him
self by all means, therefore, If the declaration OF
war comes, let us exhibit gentlemanly acceptance
OF the challenge, while sneer al the contemplate
weakness OF our adversary. Let us have Congress
convened as soon as possible, for many expenditures
will be required, which now cannot be made, be-
cause there Is no authority in law.
We understand that il is the opinion of the Post
master General, as lately delivered TO country
Postmaster; respecting the advertising OF the letters,
that according to the intent OF the law, those papers
shall be selected having the greatest circulation,
within the limit of the delivery of the post office ad
vertlsng, and that the circulation within the county
IN which such paper Is printed perhaps the fairest
standard, under the meaning and evident design of
the law. II certainly embraces the extent OF the
delivery OF most post Offices
Major Rlnggold is in town for orders preparatory
to his embarkauon with his flying artillery for Tex
as The embarkation of the pilgrims was mere
moonshine compared with the picture that might be
painted OF the going on board the brig Herman Of
the Majors four brass field pieces, and his eighty
men and horses ammunition, wagons, &c A mum
Der OF officers are booked al the hotels
The Wooster Bank Of Ohio has become depos-
tory OF the public moneys. The democratic presses
are out upon keeping the Statesman; but of that
we shall have somewhat TO say this evening. 1t is
as much we can do to keep the party in the
traces.
We saw Mr.. Bagby yesterday. He looks well,
and says he feels well; but he did not venture an
opinion as to the constitulionallty OF the consruc
tive, supposous, fictitious extra mileages 10 certain
Senators at the last session
The paving of the Avenue is going on bravely; but
many are debating the advantage 10 be gained by
exchanging dust for noise-Avenue snuff for the
eternal clamor OF hacks and night CARTS for we have
no drays In Westinghouse use for such things
they are positively vulgar
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Hny.Lihe market Is now little brisk Hay Of prime
quality has had an advance not much demand eor an,
except superior, which brings 81 per cwt-a moderate
stock hand '
HEMr.--lo0 bales Manila, Sli25. at 6 months and 400
bales oil the same for export same price less e r,
200 bales American dew rotted $50 to SOS 'i
MgrALs.-We give again quotations OF yesterlav
without the slightest change -
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HH RLlNV

Cknn KEWARD-CkUSS SPECIFIC MIhIJht-
ROOO Por the cure OF Gonorr9a, elects Structures and
analogous complaints Of the OF generation.
Ola remedies discovered for the above cornplaut This
Is the most certain
II makes speedy aud permanent cure withou, The least
stricton to Diet drink change application TO bu
siness. - Nv
Wegive long quacsh recommendation 10 deceive IN,
public 1.-THE medicine does not speak for ITSELF one shall
speakfor Our object is notify where can be had aud
the proprietor challenges single OF tionorra 10
der a forfeiture Of $500. ~ "
This disease that unfortunately pevades all ranks OF so
siety-hgh low rich aud poor single They
are here presented with remedy by which they can cure them
selves without he least exposure in the shortest
Further the disease be dose ofth Nix
ture - taken AZ night going 10 bed when exposed
u - put IN bottles with full directions
many cured IN two days. ' ~
For sale only al VIM II. Minors 1902 Broadway corner
John ST., opposite Franklin House. New York; Mr. BarryS
OF Chestnut aud Seventh streets and a.
Smiths 1873 Washington street. Boston, "a Canal street
Orleans; and a5 Main street Cincinnati in msee
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.MoLasEs-There is more enquiry this week and buy
efs appear anxious to buy, whilst holders firm
IN OF the high prices obtained for sugar and
an advance in previous prices has been generally
go LIZ sales OF i50 bhds. Porto Rico at 26J at 29l
90 cents. ~ ~ ""is' i|o MINUS o. ,'oN,
FORK receives good share OF attention, and has
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-20
PAINTINGS FOR SALE

PAINTINGS FOR SALE.
A FEW FINE OLD PAINTINGS comprising Scriptural
IA aud Historical subjects Landscapes &C. amongst then
genuine Interior by Teners Cepare by Suermans and
Magdalen by Guercno &c. SC. May be daily from
till o'clock at 81 Liberty jy4 Intro
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MEDICAL ADVICE

introduce into his practice several articles Of
medicine which certain quick and undertaking ef
lects curing those difficult and proacted Of Syphilis
Ulcers and the bones nodes Also elects Con
that have proved obstinate for those who have devoted less
attention to this department of surgery.
Dr. Glover consulted during the day and evening at No.
Ann the Museum, where he confines himself
Office Practice.
Dr. g. apprses strangers that he has regular med
cal educaon and is reckoned among the host OF emprcks
and pretenders whose found public print
iu2 m
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Sales of stocks AZ philad,,nI,io.

FiRsr BoAEp, Aug l9.--s5ooo state So "a $4,000 do.
"a; $4,000 do "a $4,000 do 74; $1,000 do AZ $4,000 do
74t a. shares United States Bank 81 loo do W,lming
ton Railroad lil 200 do Girard S.; 1000 do
Railroad, lat; 5000 LehIgh int 35. W"
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MEDlCAL UISPENSAKY

MEDICAL UISPENSAKY.
n0CT0R COBBIrT 10 Duane s,ret, Member Of the
~ Royal College of Surgeons London, snd Member OF the
Medical society Of New Yor, may be co1sod ~ The treat
Of CERTAIN delicate Dis, His long md
close attention this class oicomT 'n's pleasant aud
xpeItous mode Of reatmen-h~ extraordinary SUI crss dur
iag extend practice Tor thirteen this city
aud above all his legitimate medical publications. flew Of
the grounds on which he rests his cllins
DR. Cobbes mode treatment Is hie escunl aud
ous requiring either the use OF mercury
diet exercise.
Structures cured or wo weeks with scarcely any pain
Constitutional Deblty--Those individuals who have in.
dulged certain oathome and habit can
restored health aud society. Mild removed IN two
four days No charge made unless cured Nemembsr
Du door from Chatham ru7 I,,f,
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MEDICAL NOTTCI.-

nRCOOPER II Duane street between Chatham and wa,
~ liam streets has, for the last ten years confined h
ee e he IRE tnont q verea mercurea aud other disease
- aeneae nature d. Cooper spent years 10 celebrated
Lock Hospital and has for the last EN- yeas E
extensive practice ~ private diseases of any medical man f.
New York lie the most agg,aygted case. ~ M
diease, and mid cases renewed two 10 five d,vs ne Ia h
aregnlary educated physician aud surgeon ana nevp a.
his patients 10 leave until perfect cure Is perormed
Si1cture-Dr Cooper has discovered a new method he
WHICH hr can cure Tue worst form Of Structure from one 70
Constitutional Debility, brought on by seeret h,h;, ~;
uged ~ by young This, when too freely ndnesd H.
bege Dyspepsia weakness the limbs and small Of The barl
CONFUSION Of intellect orgetfness papaon Of the heart
20 society cure warranted in every case or no
charge pc sure and ecoiec The number H. with the mortar
VIZ ~ mere adecpve sign, and calculated TO
impose upon he cedulous, the block DR. ooper IA the
only qualified physician who sdvertises this street
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MAGNETIC REpEIJANT

nR. A. POWER, member ofthe Royal College Of Surgeons
- OF London and Edinburgh aud Of principal Colleges
OF the United States aud for years to the
SIR Ashley Cooper can be condentially consulted his
yate oices NO ID Chambers street. New York. upon all
diseases OF delicate nareto the of which
has Confined his practice for the last II years.
syphilis, Gonorra aud elects whether recent of long
standing cured few days, without the use of mercury or
copaiya, charge made.
Structure which, OF all diseases is the nsidous
commencing and sealty advancing where existence
even dfeamt oil producing the Iamentabe effects
the mind and nervous OF the patient Some of the
most prominent symptoms of
{es aversion TO society and the involuntary escape Of few
drops OF water, alter adjusting the clothes, subsequent
TO yodng urine Hundreds Of have been successfully
treated upon newly discovered system Of Magnetic Repu.
on thus avoiding the intoerabie pain and gea, danger ae
dint upon the rash introduction OF Instruments
Sell Pollution morbid habit often arising with the inc
peenced aud when contracted most difuu To over.
cone-produciGg instances, idocy, loss Of memory
pains IN the back and oius nocturnal emissions
aud serilty the sufferer speedily enabled under my
meat to subdue tins pernc,ous practice AID the system
stored to ITS pristine vgo by the Of the
Balm.
Fluor Albus Whites Distractions and or ,,
Meses aud all diseases Of the female SEX have received
large share Of research aud attention. the only anal
fed practitioner who has had the moral courage
the empcism which earully prevails IN this most ne
eced branch of medical science. $500 -
On the doubts aud fears which often deter from marriage
aud on all other matters connected Herewith NAV be
suited with the most honorable regard integrity and SO.
crecy Patients az distance will please be
Bile IN the description OF teircases No letters from the
Post Office unless paid. 49, ~
Offices No. nbers street between Citv Hall paco and
Chatham street Hours from A. Nj to 10 r. NJ s ~
aul2 lmtr
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nOCTOR CORBlTI, Member OF the University Of New
- York, also mrmber of the Medical Society ,s
ms oice from 70 Duane street To Oliver Chatham
square may he consulted conidentiay all diseases OF
delicate nature Staggers Informed that The Doctor has
exclusively confined his practice from being gene to the
ment Of certain classes of Diseases tnow over thirteen IN
' city OF New York which engages his eure ate, ton
The annals % medicine DO record greater than is
be found IA his practice. The Doctor cautions the unfortunate
ga.as ,e use OF mercury s has m thousands Of victims
tenn Those pOtTaced and matrested cases that have
uade the treatment Of physicians less experienced will be
sure 10 md prompt relief by calling DR. &. practice Of
many years has s bshed the Doctors equation for skill and
si~ct.by Structures the Doctors profound atten
on - m dicne may be- h d prevent certain disease IN
INV o. IT'S forms. Open FRONT A. NJ. to 10 r. M.
SIN
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THIRD EDITION
PRIVATE. IL TREATISE,

IN certain delicate Diseases which the best and most
~ convenient of stated the plainest
BILE manner 1.-THE prescriptions used in the authors practice
being without eseve); giving also clear and faithful
description of several innocent disorders frequently
for venereal, which afford wide field for extorons and
receptions Of well known Boosting class of peope None
but those who have had peculiar opportunities Of Judging
possibly the varied deception
which exist this subject the suerng both mind
and body, they entail upon society To be had only
bound. = 80 -
r. D. Aware of the opinion general entertained those
who obtrude their skill the public (mnudes whom
are seen IN almost paper considered duty give
The following the ground on which this e
book claims especial condolences
Besides the authors rank Edinburgh &c-hs
former works medicine viz, The "Doms site Guide to
which has passed through editions Trea
Use on Dyspepsaon the Epidemic Cholera &c he has tes
,@1a o,, ssrs from the most eminent
Of this city, Dr. physck Of Ph,lade pha and others and
winch IS most gratifying hiss PERMISSION to refer TO almost
every physician ofeminence in the CITY anil I,nTm
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CURED BY A BOTANIC DOCTOR, who understands
~ his business with ten years extensive practice in
male and female has cured after using all Guac
eostrums been sliyad and in the hospitals without benefit
hose who wish positive without mercury, aud avoid
the ignorance and imposition of Boosting pretende who
crety and ruin thu constitution, should call with
delay 93s Eowery. Separate office egress
tatlons free from 3o 9 L. M a2 lmfr
R ABBOTT may be consulted confdentiaIiy Office
II Duane street where afflicted with delicate dis
old syphilitc ulcers diseases Of the bladder uretra
and prostate gland invited TO call Several years
practice in the city of New York entirely devoted the
radical the cases. without the of mercury
DR.. A. feels confident that he has performed cures re-
eved suffering humanity from the diseases than
other physician in New York Beware imposition and
do not msakel6 medicine be had prevent the
above diseases in all their varieties. Attendance from A. M
till 10 Z. NJ. Charges reasonable.
NJ B. Dr. Abbott the only regular Musician in
Duane old DR. Cooper. wi lmsu
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own.
Sailed.

Ship Crstoval Colon Smith, Havana baques Atlantic Bre
men; Alabama, Laguna; brig Baltic, Bangor -
" Ships New York, Cooper for Liverpool; III Allen
Bur Charleston Celia Thatcher Savannah Sultana Dennis
NOrleans fremont Hull; briggs II Benton Central Amer.
ca; Robert Africa oea, Mobile; Peter Demil Savannah
are al anchor In the Lower Bay, wind bound -
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M A r T / NJ E HER AID
PORT OF NEW YORK.. AUGUST 20

sun RISES. $ II NOON RISES ... 8 % r
sUHsETs... .',....6 % HIGH water ..i. 10 10 =
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BRoKERs' BoARD, Aug. 1872 shares Western Rail.
road, 9ol do do l00 20 do Old Colony Railroad l05;
90 do East Boston Company, 49, rs do do, 1876 90 Nor
railroad m l4i so do do l4 80 do Reading Rail.
70 aos 100 do do m 25 100 do do IN, 26s;
90 do do, so m, 25a; so do do, 359.
s,coNp boAap-loo shares Reading Railroad PSI: 100
40 Long island Railroad DIS, 625; 100 do Whining.
ton Railroad, lag; $50 do do q / m Ial
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Which DR.. Folgers Olosaon,an, or an Heal
ing Balsam has met with, not only in its
safe, but also in the arhich II has
effected, tn persons Who ina
hopeless condition, has concinced
the most sceptical Of its er-
trdordincry csratirs pro-
perties, aud establish
ed its claims TO
the name of
The
GREAT REMEDY.
HE Question no longer asked Can Asthma be Curedp
months that vii, produce cure quicker thar
other remedy the world and references given te
Mr. WILSON, bricklsyer residing Hoboken, n j., hsc
and had than hundred dollars endeavong q
help but in vain He commenced the Oosaonar
days afterwards his wife called to say that the small quantity
3 s n Shn be hap ss had done him good thar
Mrs BELL, the wife ofRober p Bell, ofMostown, N. j.
physicians She removed the board the hope pal
iatng her distressing symptoms but with benefit One bot
up from her bed herself thing She had not done Be-
fore in months and she has returned her Nor
SsFS iSossSs restored
to IT'S effects soothes the cough and gives
and the chest and enables the person to
the secretons Of the system and
JAMES B. DEVo lol Reade street, had long been com
backing his sap" appetite and
moa ns8 s. S.a a s He H. had tried sds
the side continued He used bottle the Olo
w Bae Ns@a NJ j. George W. Hays
Ns YORK; Dryd Hsnersos 60 Lsght ST. Mrs
Hundreds OF NAMES
testimony the superiority Of the oosaonsn over
other remedy known for the Of coughs colds asthma
pains n,he breast and side and the affections
os Nassau street door above Ann and at Mrs
Hays, ls9 Fulton street. Brooklyn. my5rc
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PACKET sir WESTMINSTER, Hovey, for London will sail
to-day at IL o'clock Letter bags close haEpast II.
ARRIVALS New YoRK-From the 9th to the 10th Aueust
linclu a.va.- ~
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READ THIS.
LII CASES IN the Surgical Medical line rspecia,l,
those oil ng standing advice aud medicine sra
rs on the rst tppicon neither residence required
No; ~ read str'-f. q. HEINE. M. ID.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-12

SINGULAR INSTANCE OF TURKISH Err. QUETTE.-The following circumstance may be mentioned proof ofthe igid severity of the law which orbids to look upon tbe unveiled faces of lmen, or even toenter the ha. em of their near est connexions. Emin Bey, colonel of engineers, and Deryish Efendi, professor of natural philoso. Phy at daiata Serai, both studied in Europe and principally in England, where they laid lhe founda- tr'n for those requirements that will probably rast them to high distinction in their respective depart m, ,nts. These two young men married two sisters both girls of good education, daughters of the He kin Bashy. The two husbands not being over rich and their young wives not having any immediate d5wry, the brothers determined io inhabit inc same house and to share expenses. This proposi tinn being agreed to by the families, a good house selected. containing two commodious suits of apartments.
 Here the two couples settled themselves and nla- ced their establishment under the superinendence oi the professors widowed mother. Now, it mipbt he supposed that two such near exions, living up. der the same roof, uniting purses. and having almost all interests in common, would join together in du- nestle sociality, and form as it were one family. But this is not the case. The two sisters inhabi the same sitting room in the hareln, and the two men each wife has her distinct chambers, into which the husband of the other enters, SO that Der vsh EfendI has never eyes on the unveiled face of his sister-in-law, and Emin Bey has never looked npon ihe uncovered features Uf his brother in-aw's wife. Thus the two ladies are as complete strang CT to their respective brothers-in law as if tbey were living under distinct roofs.-[ Domestic Man nsrs of tue Iurks in 1544.