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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-31

On Friday morning, sosh inst after proracted illness
WM. AirKIS, in the 3sth year of his age.
The friends and acquainances of the family, also
these OF his brothers. Walter and Thomas are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral on Sunday afternoon
Hudson street.
:, On Thursday asth inst of consumption, MATHEW
w LAwRENcE, in the 37th year OF his age.
His relatives and acquaintance are respectfully inyt
ed to attend his funeral tomorrow Sunday afternoon
at ocock from his late residence a49 Canal street.
without further invitation
On Friday, 3Oth inst CHARLES s. MAcrAaLAHE in the
beth year Of his age.
The friends of the family and those of his father the
late John Macarlane respectfully invited to attend
his funeral from his late residence las Sxteen street
this afternoon at A O'clock without further invitation
On Thursday, 29th inst. of consumption ELLEN. the
beloved wife of James Byrne, formerly Of Knockbridge.
county Lcuth Ireland in the 33d year of her age much
beloved and respected by all who knew her. Z"
His friends and acquaintance and those o. Ills brother
Andrew are respectfully invited 70 attend her funeral
from her late residence IS Mulberry street. this after
noon at A O'Clock. TO The Newry Examiner and Dun
IN old subscriber. -
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We X r Z Y'S
TINCTURE AND LOTION OF
IMMIGRATION

IMPORTANT NOTICE-Monsieur vERREY, of Lyons
ale Of hi; Tasture and Lotion Of Iavigoron the United
led praraons scarcely necessary say that they
are certain remedies for impotence stery
ton Of the system and all the diseases produced by
b bs bs os IS an rmeay and !, highly
the vigor and warmth they import being felt in few minutes
vantage, but most eRcacious in conjunction Price two
dollars bottle three dollars for bottle Of each They
form Of letter with full directions for &c double
ter three dollars for letter package
two powders for the Tnctue and another for the Lotion
Five dollars for double package dollars for five powder,
anked post paid contain enclosure and directed to DE-
Office. ,nvo0 i,,nsrc
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Fcrcigl, ImDOrtaflons.

L,yfRseoi-Ship veinan-s pkgs Blunt syms-2 Robert
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bu.h 'SP'f Fhel esG Cameron a'es 4
shawn John NewSoido; s'ssi
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S, EGt,sni Taa ss s%S hy.lsp bs%eas
fIn S1sg.o1 o as',S ls
Ss %se ss bars iron order
t9as coal TTapseo,ol3 sacks salt IL doz pas oeo
sTssp oafdaml pkg MD. Johp Magnp co
TsS iI'T Gsss51s shl gaSss
SOUS fdwads soddard-s ii Smith COS Meyer
MssEst G1sA fs. sos Al.
ss. Henry c9f Samuel A..ie t aEssa
hen i cs sssa.,s r.Sf Military Mf
mda " Bernard se eos sp Sss.
thirst y col W ID vi-1 Chs tagnebl-l Soron Crosby
col + > Matthils-l Dubois-5 q Meyer-B dyernos
:. seselr.2 VIM Radde7i Emenspatch-l Gold.
ic1nsdi COZ Aeimer IeckeI lip old coz Boz
&c y huschIl rnphis Euila-l rsclaade Erimei-iC
fe.ierco Lcesch.nk s Wisendlck-i9 Keper 4 cog
5chrhlrd Fabse- Bsmteimer Brohers-l James Eddy
sshl Ma Keen Moran seliCi TONES
noei-3 Ssakardx Hutsoa-i Gilstoa & TreadweII-2P A
b ,n nonIstim-i Steinheil- Fabriquees co..
e Moenaa-,2 iachaise & Fausehe2 Thorburn col
+ ssew ,rt Y Co.'S Dcr4smes Boz. rd-I c Wetmore-i
Nv wsp.mo et AYE Ksnd.l COL Cothesl col
rreres-l & w Paul COL Chas Coter-d Dubensot@i
c e!c b Msn b., Kppli.s-I colo%b las
William Birnwell--5 James Funck-l NADINE Douev-
W A9rrson-2 Fanfernot & Dulac-i BALM L Sander-
W W"r-,v smith SgmaeE.lsi Tho%psSn2 Daprs
itober-2 y Peyser-i Edger-6 Chas 81 Frx-l Der.
100 to order. s ''4'" y eo-
Douglass2os bales wool pipes hf 80
or wne bxs beads bis bx lis ccIoons bird
SEED 29o cks wine 34 bales Eranc box
4 Lawsnce-92 do almonds bags seed Peter Hsrmonvs
Nephews K ~ -~''' AA'"'o"y >
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HHsss ss. S;is
soOp Lady F.n~st ss s%S N.x Sss
Arrived.
hae:a Dsss ,S Hi !, r. s
d fsets a fhp yginan, Hsr from Liverpool April go with
Ship slemphis, Colin from Liverpool, April % with mdse
ship is' Olive si ELL. ps % s,v, from l;,.,0 ,;,,
ma s.n and IS Ds;s:.s:r 70 's'''0 "'''
'fss rg@sRisss ds g ss.ss Boston, May wi"
British S.s!.ps My Ann Peter: Lemon q days from Liver
from s; sa c:s sa ss
ssss s:,iss: with !,
7. ' Is FIR s ssh H.
@ to on p a % aaS Is
days Spoke H'h inst lat 80 Ion Il whale brig Howe
B.s A a sS5d;ysa from New Orleans with
Brig Geal Wilson, Miner days from Mobile with cotton
t on A,a MsI ssas C ss at struck
P,!s Emsae sawyer day; from Marks: and Key Yves,
E ES a SasSa e. With timber
shr Lone st. Knaps IA days from New Orleans. with lead
Sch Thorn Butler, day. from Wilmington NC. with
ssh Swan, Weber from sydney Co. with coal to Bunker
schr Statesman wass. Nachi... to F snow
s Sch CS;a aIp sswyer Machia,, 70 J snow;
Schr Egremet, Sawyer, Machias, to ] Snow,
Schr Texan, Leighton, Eastport.
achr Hope, MOORE frankfort
Schr Mail, Nichols, Boston, to 4 < Herrick.
Schr Ben. Bigelow Baxter, Boston.
Schr Red Jacket Dearborn, Boston.
Schrs Albany, and Dan Webster Boston,
Soop Copy, Davis Sag Harbor.
Soop Swallow Wells, Greenport
Soop Active, Goldsmith, 0resnport
fellow.
Two Drgs, unknown.
Sailed.
the Strsits; Moses, Charleston, and others.
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Passengers Arrivefi,

hRvnEracke, ship OnedLoeis eheyier lady and fam;.
bo"s Gssms Germany Rev Koher Hn Cemest
Lv.roopss5 p the s.esr?ge born the passage
Rob afPaIy James cadhn f Way
L,yERrooL-Ship Memphis-J Keys, go in the steerace
steerage. ~ @'' Nii olef' GU IN the
Graham. 1855" ASasios z1afazoza, MISS
La GuAyRA-Brig Jane-Mr Smith.
zimenda. ~ o easias' oar'or Aren
NEW Barque LatitiaNIr Santos, Mr. Halter anf
lady, Miss Nash - In the steerage 49, ' "s
:, NEw QELEAss.Schr lone stsr-Miss A Kean, Master
Meag Timan Roesfs, NJ Hamlen, Capt W Merrhe W
w Noble Mrs Maria J Stiliman. - " ~
children and nurse. ' -' o'es"' 'hic'
ST MAnks-Bng Emeline-Rev Dr. wager, wife and chill
afen key Mr. Perry Dr Hanson, Mrs Rchadson Mn cyes
Messrs Clark, Goldsmith, Tin, and Gras- A'N-''''
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Medical Advice.

hOCTUN LAMEKT Is still cOnidentiaIy Consulted his
~ old Office 50 Gold between Fulton and Beekman
all diseases Of delicate natures his treatment being mild and
drancs from business pursuits. Recent cured in
days. -
sing from frequent indulgence Of the passions Of ndscres
YOUTH and thereby causing nightly emissions and eventually
object being to restore the system mentally and bodily that
state Of vigor nature originally designed.
STRUCTURES disease frequently existing without the pa
tnt being the least sometimes caused by
Of unntated medical petender and by the
Of the parties themselves the Dr. eectualy cured with
out pain Inconvenience.
The Doctor being Of few qualified advertising Surgeons
the city guarantee: nerect cure or no charge made
dcne with advice sent to any Of the United States
Office s. Gold stfet. Oren from A. M. TO p. NJ
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MISCELLANEOUS Record.

FOREIGN LKrrERs-Letter bags of steamer Britannia fo
Liverpool and Halifax will close at the Exchange Reading
Room and Foreign Letter Office, merchants. Exchanee th
day at u before o'clock
PACKET Sp ST. NICOLAS for Havre. will nail on stuaav
10 o'clock
PAexsr ShIrs CAMBRIDGE, for Liverpool and Mediator o
London will sail Monday. Letter bags the above Office
~, aS rs e. WT N sHr THyLSCsM Gos, lse o
Islands reports o~st sdonai particulars D rss,
e s Ri. 1 T had Sssa e
n' bs Chart Of s M s " o% e. s laid
5 Ss SS1' 10 sats
ss.. AZ e s1ss
eqaa among the boats crews affoding 20 ounces
s Ss s. T. sssA Ia. : i
s so sw 20 G On e aa s on wscn Ref
w a5s y sss
S,'s &c hed bas % a.1 a
mutual assistanSs might be rendered Of accident
ps 'Gs Gs9 sp
was d w hs s to e
until 2 O'clock when tile boat under The coqnssds Il. 4
,s' Ass;si :ss e.
brisbane South and SSissf
IKE csp pas sna
R ssss,as r S ;ss 10Th
hsf fs 's essss
eM i94rki Alonzo Hatch OF kennebec; John Huntey
sland-a Of whom have probably perished[New Bsdfort
sss on " he h sfra Is. s"t
log by barque unknown-ost cntwate STOVE Head rails bull
scas Gibbs, and from Providence for Bal,i
o SANDY s~i steps
than iShree Vessels arrived in "a yesse
nS a w %
Whalemen.
New BEDFORD. May 28-Cld Hydaspe. Indian Ocean.
letter received reports Coast Chill Dec TO- York, Edgar
''""' - ''''' Foreign Ports.
PAnA May Din port Deposit from Salem disg Peterson
sS dSS s EBssi h h5s r le% WIS signal letter in H.
Home Ports.
PoRrIAsp, May 2eArr Frances philadelphia; Splendid, 8
GssdsioSpe Warrior Turks Isisnd ' ''e0
NlkwsuRsronT. May as-Ar Alphon, NYork Jew Phila
RSsIis % rs rsss calais
Wig: Isaa I'D sasa$shasi FhssspSs
Sf
Ss G es2 f@sTS s? ssoa N ss oss
At s h ss fsi:sss ss
HS sy
Cove fore and aft scr of about TONS green bottom bac
crew were getting anchors and her off, but thu
WIND increasing aud blowing directly shore she hav
NEw BEproRp, May 2a-Arr Pomona Hannibal and Indus
try, Norfolk; VIM Penn, Crotop, NY
PRoypErcE, May 2a-Arr victorne, Elizabeth City, NC
superb Liberty Amy Leeds Rushing and Indiana Pha
epha; Midas and Juno NYork Below fore ard aft sch
dout. Cid Otter, Havre de Grace Md.
WARREN, May 28-Arr Metamora, Baltimore.
NEWPORT, May 27-Ar Ann A Parker, Fall River for Bal
timore. - -
NEw HAVEN May ss,Ar Chas App!eon St Croix; Ma,
Ina, West Indies; Pioneer Brandywne; Powhaan CIeopsrs
Mary Ezabe.h and Topsalant Philadelphia Lawrence
PnrIADELrHIA, May 29-An St Louis NOreans; George
Providence. Cid Tangier, Tecumseh, William Rogers
nHs Boston, Con;,ta!o9 Fan RIVER Jos Brown Norwich
Albany.
RIcnMoSp, May 25-Arr Stanley Hail. NYork. Sid Orson
do; w w Wyer, Boston.
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~ Member Of lie Royal College Of Surgeons Of London and
Edinbursh and Graduate Of the Jefferson Medical College q
Subjects vizMatrinony, lmpotency and Senlity anato
micay physiologicay and medically explained, with
prehesive exposition of the and modern
Syphilis Secondary symptoms, Gonoha Glee ssricturss
Nocturnal Emissions and all h consequences arising from self
pollution Doctor Fawce continues his private
the above diseases at his long Office
1876 Fulton where the aggravated forms Of all afec
tons Of the gsnerativs will yield his mode Of
ment without restraint in diet exercise and without
paray7ed from excessive indulgence Or from
distance, enclosing 81 have copy Of the work.
All letters be post-psd and directed Dr. H. Fawce
1916 Fulton street, New York
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May 29-At MARKET 1000 head. principally Ohio bee
cattle including 200 taken to New York-250 cows and
cayes-i00 swine, and 900 sheep and lambs
Prices of beevcs about the last week-market
mostly cleared at So sol the 100 lbs. in quality
Cows and calves sold at Sl2 30.
Swine sell at Sll AZ the 100 lbs.
Sheep and Lambs-Priccs range from Al Al, cash.
Hayln good demand at 70 SOC the cwt for good IT.
notify. Straw sells at 81 81 l-3 the 100 bundles
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Medical Aid,

nR. GREGORY &C Gold street. home usual day and
~ night attending the duties Of his profession SraRers
and Others who chance 70 need services
y and who desire the best prompt and eec
tua ceshoud apply above Dr. Gregory has lately per
formed some extraordinary but he exposes his
tents' nsmes by publshg their certificates All interview
strictly confidential.
Dr. Gregory besides being regular Physician and Surgeon
Rabiccnihs fourth edition Of the book ready
certain desire cure and would therefore be his
own doctor it, instructions atendedto which by the
way very plain and comprehensive will enable the patient
70 cure himself with much facility as though he wers
himself really Physician The price Of the book Il o. Sold
Stores -
06 William street, Maiden lane.
70 Fulton street. corner of Gold street.
So Bowery, corner Of Walker street.
1B Delaney street, corner Of Suffolk street.
n East Broadway, corner Of Market street.
Fulton street corner Of Whe street, and both corners oil
Broadway and Chambers street. s23 lmsrc
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHnAprtPHTA May s0-Ar Kingston, Delaware City-re.
ports brig supposed be the Peruvian hence for Boston
colors flying in the rigging.
BALTMoRx. May 29-An Arckclaus, and Boston, Boston
Coquee lBr) Demerara Eagle Portsmouth; Henrietta, ga
yaInah: Frances Jane, NYox. Cid Eutaw, Bremen: Ariel
ford. " "
ALEXANDRIA, May ss-Ar Fidelia, Passport Sid Mozart
Boston.
NoRroLK, May 28Ar Magnetic Br) Habor Island; Balance
Boston, Caroline FIN Mayaxuez into the Capes to-day
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CO M NJ e RCIAL

HcW AOFN, rTiu0y, M0y 1Us
AsHEs-There is very moderate demand for both des
criptions Pots firm at SO Sit and pearls steady
at 81 06l al l2l.
BErswAx-Prme yellow, of all descriptions sells as
wanted, at 29a a Soc. The demand is not active.
BREADsTufrs--The market is still without a change
southern 81 rs is accepted
Corros-The transactions to-day quite moderate,
put the market is very firm The sales up 200
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DYSPEPSIA, OR BLUE DEVILS
SAFE speedy and eectual cure for those hct are aict
"A ed with this obstinate and topenpg disorder Of the d.
gestive organs, will be found in TURNER'S DYSPEPSIA RE-
NEEDY This remedy has been successfully in private
practice bya Physician Of emnence for years. has nev
filed IN n single instance.
Sold Wholesale and retail for the Proprietor at T. w
OWEN s. 800 Bowsry corner Of Bond Price 81 bot
ue. an imsec
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New ORLrANs-Barque Latitil-8 lids 81 bbl. ,uvar r. PAIL
do to order. sees 9 nus
New OaLEANs-Schr Lone Stal0Oo pigs lead Pollen q Col,
gBe-i, empty bb Mbanks-i4 do hhds II Fenis-2C Biz
hemp Rowland X Aspinyyall - - "
NEW ORIraSs,Brig Arel2 500 gallons moasses ST Clair
y Forest-lil bbls lard sc do talow TO order
MoBLE-Brg Genl Wisoii-337 bales cotton Neyvbod 4.
Cutie coils yarn sayre9 pkgs Doremus Suydam &
Nixon-2 X Egleson-l + Tyson2 Lyncs-I { Stone.
ALL low Gampbell-lJ Reid & COG Field
Mulick Dewitt Teterel Blain - - 80
Sr MARxs-Brg Emelne-ii0 bales cotton Holbrook N.,
son coc5l Center co.'s Macy HoIdrrdge-a6 Craig &
ane-2 smith Mills-i3 Coe Anderson coli Atwater
Mnordl5d do bxs tobacco Parmeee Rogers-29 do Henry
Waring SOUS do ~ bales Perkins & Hopkins.
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On Thursday morning. 22d inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Sh
neal Mr. BENJAMIN " COLLINS, of Niles, Michigan to
Miss HELEN NJ. RopissoS daughter ofthe late Benjamin
Robinson, Esq. of this city
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LADIES'

@v FASHIONABLE STRAW HATS. SG
CARL KING, the well known and celebrated -
Straw Hat begs leave inform the Ladies that
re- mas or sale splendid and fashionable assortment OF Straw
He particularly calls the Of the public examine his
shape called the Bohemian Gpsey which for beauty and
stands unrivaled.
NJ B-Impoed Lace Neapolitan Hats fashionable shapes
al im.rc CARL KING II Division street
MISS MADDEN respectfully informs the ladies Of New
York and its vicinity that her French Millinery and Dress
Making establishment, l08 Canal street, il OPEN Spring
and Summer Fashions, consisting Of silk ribbon fancy
sian and London styles, Just received per last steamer
Country Mner and Dress Makers supplied with the
Patterns the shortest notice. Dresses Robes of the
fashion made to order at the shortest notice.
Southern and Western orders promptly attended to.
All descriptions Of Bonnets cleaned and altered in the
sfvle lrn&r
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Our markets remain pretty much per last week,s re
porta little advance in price for prime beef food veal
can be had in the country market for cents the
picked. ~ oen'
No change in the fish market, except scarcity Of
fresh mackercl 'y -
Vegetables continue very plenty and radishes are SELL
ing at S. the hundred green peas from los to las the
. oousnei; ihere was quite frost in New Jersey on
thursday night which may have tendency raise the
: prices OF all green vegetables ~
9aw ferries and cherries quite plenty-the latter
t rs me ID and the former various prices according
70 the sze OF the box basket in large
quantities, at 12s. the bu.hel o
we are pleased TO the markets look so clean n
wi be nduoemcnt for the ladies to visit tho otener
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ALEXANDEKS TKICOBAPHE.
A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, BEING A
liquid Dye, which eousy changes the color
hair to beautiful brown black without injury the hair
skim The great superiority Of this Dye consists in its easy
mode OF application and eect-a Other dyes
requiring from twelve hours produce any change It's
application 49, - IS
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Sun"-ALExANpERs
from gray to black instantaneous.
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Forum "Seyeral Of
acquanances have recently applied their hair the vaua
bic liquid Dye known Mexander's Trcobaphe-a new and
valuable discovery and has il no failed produce the
whiskers, il imparts beautiful brown black color
For sale by Rushton druggists ITO Broadway Aspi
lane j. W. Wright Co Cedar street and Of tie principal
druggists throughout the United States agents.
X. x 9. A. WRIGHT, % South tth street.
my1lInkje PHILADELPHIA.
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+ L A d T H z FOLIO WING
ADVERTISEMENT
OF THE
0OLLE0E
Medicine and Pharmacy
50 NASSAU STREET.
M L DICAL ADVICE

Nl IL - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ " T.
PRIVATE DISEASES.
a f S o Gss Of M:.
continue direct their particular stteon ali diseases
medical ssmeni ssae aud permanent cure wthoa, Injury
s ms % are
first appearance Of those diseases vast amount q suffering
cSesc many year. win the prasps
a in E" Ssr S 9m the esre e h1s complaints attends for
'sS ~ Ht eoTsR8 FRY
living in the country and finding 70 make
u have U,I 70 % sst
their explicitly together with all symptoms time Of
traction and ' received elsewhere If any, and en-
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
THE TONIC MIXTURE prepared ~, the College Of
& s sss s St Msr
sTs indulgence or excess e any kind L Is nvsuablc
Single bctiies 81 each cases of half dozen IS carefully
packed and sent to all parts Of the Union.
vELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
IN, and al mCeclpaIalsa dsehsIss. %IsSrs These
"a @ ", By their eesssd
the sa Frey eject % mseS iIs n ms s
any os, nedy without t,1tg the breath Sssgrseing with
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
OR the permanent Of primary secondary syphs
us ms Sss Or or any s by
tenn should ri. psSel%i purifier without delay per-
wop. thoroughly cleansing the system with tbs justly DELE
braled Alternative.
Sold in single bottles at 81 each Of half dozen
ST. carefully packed aud sent to all parts Of the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPA-
RdLLA, GENTIAN AND SAsSAFRAS.
DREPAltED by the New York College ofMedcine and
Pharmacy established for the suppression ofguacke. This
ened and highly extract possessing al the pur
Tying qualities and curative of the above hcrbss conf
IDENTIFY rccommcndcdby the College infinitely
extract at before the public and be
relied certain remedy for all diseases arising from linz
pure Of the blood such scroa salt rhcum rngworm,
bloche pimpes ulcers pain the bones joints nodes
cuneous erptons throat disease arising
from the secondary effects osyphs injudicious Of
Sold in single bottles, At - rs cents each
in cases ofhaf dozen bottles, $50
+" one dozen :" 90
Cases forwarded TO all parts Of the Union.
MA very liberal DISCOUNT 70 wholesale purchasers
dorc w. 8. RICHARDSON, M. d., Agent
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American Manufactures.


The Naumseag Steam Cotton Factory Co. in Salem
Mass have entered into contract the erection of
large mill It is TO be completed on the 18th Of
November.
II said that efforts are now making in Kingston Ca
nada to establish joint stock steam power company
for the introduction of every description of machinery
productive profitable 1t was hoped there that the
time was not distant when every article Of manufacture
now supplied from the United States would be furnished
by the enterprise and industry of Canadians.
The necessary arrangements making at New
Brunswick IN j. for the erection of extensive cot
ton manufactory The building is to be located between
be OF stone so feet by 100 The machinery will be con-
struccd with view to the latest nts and Of
edice will be erected the machinery made and the bu
siness conducted under the supervision Of practical
cotton manufacturer who has had years of experience
The Montreal Herald lately mentioned the recent Of
grey domestic cloth from the Chambly factory being
tue first sample OF the results of enter
prise, as applied to weaving by machinery in Lower
Canada; and since then, another and similar specimen
IN the shape OF halt dozen hanks of cotton twist from
the factory lately established Serbrooke in the east
townships has been shown The twist is of superior
quality, and can be afforded the purchaser at lower
or the United States. There is country in North
America better adapted for manufactures than Lower
Canada, from the extent of her water power and the
comparative density Of her population.
ltis ascertained that the prosperity OF the manufac
tures IN TINS country was never better This seen in
the continual rise in the prices of manufacturing stocks
and in the large dividends recently declared by the d
ierent corporations The Merrmack maintains its posi-
ton at the head of the list being worth 40 ner cant
advance; and Amoskeag the In surplus and
ed funds, is 40 Suffolk stands 25 State II Jowe IA
and Massachusetts Mills 81. Appleton and Hamii,or
have improved in price with the of their
machinery and general condition, and are worth and
per cent advance The Walthom Boston stock ia ris
ing its surplus has been placed OF capital
and the par value of shares is 900 instead Of $3.50
N f. worsted is iavorite article for operators and il
advancing, with sales at per advance; and in the
shape OF dividends, Perkins and Dwight Manufacturing
corporation have declared semiannual Of ten per
cent each and the Bartlett Mills a similar dividend Of
six per cent =
thus our manufacturers flourish and this prosperity is
he rad in
ana on inc eve OF producing revolution in the whole
manufacturing and commercial system of Engan
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Medical Card
DOCTOR MORRISO'

DO G L q M q IL > y N
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 2oiIS Fulton street.
IN Doctor Morrison continues be consulted condenay
all private Diseases which he without
diet pursuit Recent particularly "Gonor
rnSf TpTfi az TIE URETHRA ar. cured bv Dr.
NJ improved principles without pain or inconvenece
those affections Of the urinary apparatus none but ex
erienced Surgeons should be allowed make the
animation affected with enlarged PROSTATE glands
suffer much injury iTem swkwsrd 4, prsetioners.
This Affection and the train oi evils resulting from secret
srucve habit in YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions and ut.
principles, by restoring the system healthy and rein.
charge. = -
B.-Dr. M, holds communion with medical preenders,
VINO claim 70 be Surgeons as he IS perhaps the only qualified
adyertisng Surgeon y the city See his diplomas in his office
Di Fulton street Letters paid and containing fee will
insure medicine and advice to any part OF hs Union
Office 20ih Fulton street. near Greenwich New York Omen
from a. NJ to 10 n M. daily myl6 I'm os*rc
H for sale by 4. X. COLLINS x co. IS South ST.
= q sale W T. X COLLINS CO. s. South st.