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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-17

Empire Ciub.-Iaving received informa-
zion Of the death Of that venerable patriot ANDREW
deem my duty to call meeting Of the Club for the
The meeting will be held at our old head quarters % Psri
Sw hs " h r.. Sfb ssas
DIR. Woods sarsaparilla and wild Cherry
he ss Sy IL
Medicine il is invaluable i pleasant to the taste which
taking the place She
ss Ss IL. The F5%y so
dosei taken Or feeling Lyle uaws will save weeks ane
attacks 6oa. ali
d the ssk od s ss bss lei. sss
particular to ask for Dr. Woods sarsaparlIa and wild
Wn III MSe ss Broadway e. GaeS
James i.s !. s1sy streets. Brooklyn
Boston subscriptions to the New YorL
HERALD received by the authorised Agents, REDDrNo
Co., State Term$ o5 quarter or three cents fo
WEEKLY HERALD. Saturday morning. price cents
THel po as
All Philadelphia Subscriptions TO the
bsf Con- e R E s zs
cents delivered free Of charge IN any part Of pHa
sphs Single copies for sale above, daily at o'clock
The WEnxLy HERALD for sale every Saturday morn
lie cheap Publication. for sale at their E.
much the &c S one paper the Herald is
city, .ord9G svalaabe medium adverissrs Advertise
ments handed the half o'clock will appear
Medical Notice.-The Advertisements or tn.
the Suppression Of Quaekery in the cure Of ali diseases vii
Ssps appear on ~ sHe sd ' fu%a Of @
f""e "nd Consulting Rooms ~ fhe C"'sae rs Nassau
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THE PATENT
GALVANIC RINGS
CRISTIE'S MASNETTC FTJrTn

CKISIIE'S MAGNETIC FLUID.
A ADVERTISEMENT will be found on the outside ;p
relation to tbs new and extraordinary discovery medical
Icicnce The object in referring TO il warn the public
against spurious limitations which entirely devoid OF GAL
yanc influence and consequently without any beneficial effect
lGALVANlC RINGS to promote their effective action
TO direct the gayanic the particular portions
(which affected The only Agency in New York 4 Ar
IL ciM FULTON STREET, few doors from Broadway
Crse intends establishing authorized Agency in every
y IN the nion and all limitations Of his discovery sold else
WI, be worthless and of effect Due notice will
ns paper OF the respective Agencies which be
my esaohs"ed jl5 lwis'ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-17

1tion Of duabe goods risen from eleven millions To-
about forty We the extraordinary fact that W it'll
an increase the rate Of duty of about seventy five per
the value Of dutabe goods in proportion to the ag
segate importation has been larger than in years Of
duties How does this fact agree with the ideas of pro
lection If our manufactures have been so highly pro
eced by the present tariff act how is it that the impor-
ation OF duable goods has been large? This fact
itself is sufficient to convince every advocate of high
tariff, that it is not high rate of duty that
keeps out foreign manufactures so much as a
Restricted currency. A deprecated currency, or
IA paper circulation, without a proper specie
basis, will raise prices in markets so that the
manufacturers of Europe send their goods here
spite of the high duty placed upon them The country
that has currency reduced to specie standard can
find market for its manufactures in every country the
Of which is less valuable in the aec Of almost
lany rate Of duty that may be put upon them. All
advocates of high tariffs think that when they have Sc
cured the enforcement of high Of duty upon Euro
pcan manufactures, they have succeeded in shutting
them out of markets. but when they see statements
similar to those given in the above table, it must fill
them with establishment and disappointment The cur
rency the all powerful element and the advocates of
specie currency doing towards protecting our
domestic manufactures than all the high tariff men and
proectionists, that stood upon the floor of Con
|gress.
The exports of foreign merchandise from the United
States to Great Britain have annually been quite large
VALUE FoREics EXPORTS PROM Tng UNITED STATES ro
GREAT BRITAIN
Free Of duty s. ssl.s.s ssosol2l ssio7s7 sas,ss
sy"s sSsssa duties ties 1 s ss ' s ss
Value d s'sss exports %
Import from Britain :sss;s sss So ss g
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-17
AUCTION NOTICES.

ULTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MOONEY will sell
this day a. Il O'CLOCK at Is John street 50 dozen scy.hes
Also Figure Heads, Napoleon, Wellington and Louis the
Fourteenth.
Also, LOT Of Shells
Also 20 Mattresses, Refrigerator, Saddle, Travelling
Trunk.
Also. u sides Patent Leather. barrel Wheat
Also Acordions.
Also invoice close concer-Ion Crow Bars, Hose
Pumps Copper Pumps, Sckes. Sc.
Also German silver Spectaces, Britannia Spoons Sc:
Also, 20 barrels Carolina Potatoes. jl7 lt-m
A UCTION NOTJCE-BOOK BINDERY AND MATE
RALS-Wednesday at 10 o'clock at Isl Fulton street by
order Of the Executors Of Bosted the firm Of Broisted
Renaa the entire Stock Machinery and Tools Of the
Shears Cutting Presses STAMPS and fnhnT Tools tepp;nr
the usual assortment q Tools and Fx
for Book Binding This II Tools and Machi-
3nery will be found worth the attention Of the trade
/ jel7 2t*m s. P. INGRAHAM Auct
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Balance in favor u $2ss9458 1862 6al 1888 3 6s
This exhibits very fattering statement of our trade
with Great Britain and shows the importance of the mar
kets of that country in advancing almost every interest
Of the u States We have within the past four years
come the creditors Of Great Britain the trade between
the two countries, for So, The balance in our
favor for the future the amicable relations Of the two
countries not disturbed, is likely to be annually
much larger than for the past mporations mus
fall of manufactures increase and our exports in
crease the demand in Great Britain for our produc
tons for consumption is growing very rapidly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-17

A CARD.
RHHE WATCHMEN of the Second District having seen al
wholesale charge against the Watch Department in hr|
Enquirer oil Thursday opportunv al
contredctng the and asserThat the Wach Depar
men Is and ever has been the efficient othe Police
hce new ork has been far as the
,scond District Watch the charge they wead
c and We would inform the silk man of the Courier
that he was IN the Third District aud e take the troubles
20 inquire he satisfy himself that the Watchmen H. rel
mere not to blame when he finds they have from
ngs mus, He has shown any neglect OF duty ont
The part Of the Watchmen and until he he should no
east renections ON the VII LIE Watch Department
H. HALLENBAKE,
- 90, az. On the part Of the Wachmen.
June ioth i6ao. jelT Itfm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-17

This very interesting and curious table, and shows
the moderate influence of the tariff upon our mporta
tons During the existence of the compromise act par
tcuary the last year. the importations from Great Br
tain were composed principally of dutiabIe goods
the value Of those not paying duty not reaching three
|mlons of dollars in an Importation of more than thirty
four millions In lsi3 the first year the Of
present tariff act the value of free goods imported
greatly exceeded the value of those paying ad valorcm
specific duties Tho value Of the imports from Great
britain in 1912 was than twelve millions Of dollars
than in lsal but this decline could not be attributed
the rate Of duty as the average lower in 1884, and
he decline was confined principally to free goods The
miortatons from Great Britain in 1874 show complete
hangc in the nature of the articles received Under
he same tariff act tho Importation Of free goods has fall
from fourteen down to two millions and the mporta.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-17

Value expts to other coun-
s5s7osass ssso72,ss2 $,ls2i o35
In $780, the value of our domestic exports to Great
Britain alone amounted to nearly onehaf the total value
of all domestic exports and to about wofths of the
whole export from the country. II will also be observed
that Of the l76 exported $45 was in cot
ton and tobacco the two great Southern staples leaving
only S9ols9a as the value Of all the other exports that
country In lsl3 the value ofhe domestic produce ex
ported to Great Britain was than fifty per Of
the aggregate export ofthc country OF the S39 100
exported to Great Britain sa in cotton and to.
bacco leaving but small amount as the value of all the
other domestic exports to that country In 1884, the ex.
ports from the United States to Great Britain were about
the same proportion to the aggregate export from the
country in ls40 and about the proportion of the
exports to Great Britain in cotton and tobacco as In
previous These two staples form the bulk Of our
exports to Great Britain, without which the balance T
trade with that country would be very largely
against us every year.
We annex table showing the position of the trade
between the two countries:-
lMronrs AND EXPORTS UNITED STATES FROM AND ro
GREAT BRITAIN.
Imports from g. b. SIS AIS s.s ss 100 40 no., o
imports to o. b.. 20 3os6 aoa5as73 ils672 10 1885, 2
Balance favor us e9s3 s2sao asa SIS ia
The balance has been in favor every year inclu
ded in this table but has been much reduced since Iso
when the exports to- nearly one hundred nor cent
larger than the imports from, Great Britain
OF the imports from Great Britain for the mas. hr
years, the largest portion dutiable goods Tho fol,
lowing table shows the proportion of FREQ and dutisb
goods imported in each year,
ImroETs FROM GREAT BhrTA,r.
Compromise Tariff. Tariff Act Of 1912
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-17
WIG, SCALP, AND HAIR CUTTING
ESTART LSIMENT

ESTABLISHMENT.
DERSONS wishing purchase Wigs, Scalps or Ladies'
Half Wigs either find them hand have them
made in the very style short notice. by
WILLIAM DIBBLEE,
263x (lae 27l) Broadway opposite the Park
NJ Cutting attended to by Dbblee himself who is
attendance all times The Japonica Juice for cleansing
1the head and moistenng the hair being well known
useless mention for who
Twill find il at his above. in 6ts+rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-17

We attended Palmo's Theatre last night
and were highly delighted with the performances of the tai
ented Ethiopian Opera Company The burlesque on FIR
ducsd and the manner in which sung reflect, ered
numerous, eynced their pleasure by continued applause
They repeat the above opera until further notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-17

Free Of duty S13ai59 S272ssss $4ea5 Ias o4
Paying duties ad val 230l80 $500 8a5o ag 333aI ~
Paying SPECIFIC dut 6.i9a476 5,5987 2768870 62eI g
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-17
TO AUTHORIZATIONS

TO CAPITALISTS.
RARE CHANCETo invest capital Of about $40 900 in
safe and profitable way by erecting building for divine
worship for the EMANUEL Congregation Of this city, aud fur
nshng between Bowery and East River and between
{Broome and Madison streets, for that purpose.
For particulars enquire Mr. j. Dittenhoefer Is Cedar
Tor Mess Ststtheimer Brothers, 81 Beaver street
julio imsrc
70TIS FIELD respectfully informs his friends and the public
that he has arrived in the city and taken quarters the Uni
tied states Hotel his entrance through the bar or 1876 Water
Tabes sale for playing and will be happy have them
sred His bar well stocked with for making Sherry
dCobbcrs, White Lions, &C. &C. je6 intro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-17

So LIVERPOOL LINE OF PACKETs-Packet Of
MIA the 9Th yuyThe splendid and fast sailing packet ship
INDEPENDENCE, +. p. Allen, will sail above,
her regular day.
Having superior accommodations for cabin second cabin
about bcrths Id
make early application board foot of Maiden Lane
the subscriber, JOSEPH McMURRAY,
100 Pine street corner Of South street.
The and elegant packet ship Ashburton, burhen ii0
tons Henry Huleson MASTER will succeed the Independence
and sail on the 9Th of August. ji7rc
S&1- FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER-The
M12H very fast sailing banque HOME Captain Watts built
i'm Baltimore ,ie since OF the best materials
900 barrels and has handsome
Pike street wharf, orto T.. X C0LLINs& co.
CARPETING.
Asa PEARL STREET
AHE have Just opened the large and SPACIOUS
Wy occupied by Smith, Hewitt Co.. and ready offer
1.-THE public entire stock Of Caetng bought expressly Tor
spring trade Of which exceedingly reh Of new de
1signs and colors. Among them max be found -
% NEW SETS ADMINISTER BRUSSELS,
J isrs. KlpM hfiNSsfIY ss THREE Ply,
I Rich Shading -
sUfERFINE FINE and COMMON INGRAM
CARPETING,
l. Of every variety and descrlluon.. o., . ,
Mugs Druggets Table and Piano Covers Worstfa lueo
land Jute Mats; Oil Cloths heavy and great varieties
from to "a feet wide together with all other articles usually
found the trade The public reoueedto call and examine
o'''''' '''o'' PETERSON HUMPHREY,
\ m2o 2msm "a Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-17
THE ALHAMRA

THE ALHAMRA
ICE CREAM SALOON AND CONFECTIONERY
- - $50 BROADWAY.
addition to its being the magnificent and extensive
OF the kind in this CITY also the only
Where the Ice Creams made entirely of pure cream
comparison. ' -
Parties and families supplied usual also with rich Pair
Cream received twice day. from Orange je2 iwis+h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-17

TIIflTEI UAL MOI ION.
Nov EXHIBITING, the Lafayette Bazaar l49 and Isl
Broadway one Of the most splendid pieces Of workman
5shp the Perpetual Motion seeking for which man,
have been ruined last cred and may be seen
successful operation the above place This power
apped IN keeping clock in notion showing time
correct as any piece made Visitors will be amply rewarded
Gun viewing this ingenious piece of mechanism.
Time Of exhibition from Q A. NJ. to Bpm.
Admission 25 cents.
The Exhibition is under the of MAJOR
aSTEVENS. inc Iwsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-17
orders, in time, kinds quantity, and price
TURNER FISHER,
jenlm+rc u Chatham street

FIRE WORKN! F7RE WORKN!!
.MR EDGE respectfully informs the public that his
vA engagements this the extensive soa
ever attempted in this country He fully prepared
nnsh Cities Towns, Public Gardens Theatres Parties SC
comprising the most brilliant and va,iegsted fires and approp
entire culors before exhibited the publc-A Car
mine Royal Purple Maroon and Mazarine Blue, unknown
any other PyTotechnist,
Offices in the City, Nb!os Garden, Mr.. Robertson and
No 81 Courtlandt street. Mr. W. H. Page the Laboratory
Jersey City, ISAAC EDGE, Jr., Pyro,echnist.
my20 lmSec
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-08-12
ATTENTION, THE WHOLE .FooTsTooLl,

HE subscriber having been fortunate enough
Il TO purchase the extensive and varied assert.
m IN OF Foods which graced the vatiety store, in
Hogan's Block, opposite the American Hotel. takes
the earliest opportunity of Announcing to his friends
and the public generally that no effort shall be
spared on his part to sustain the unparalleled popu-
larlty OF this faycrte stand. The subscriber would
further announce that he has already made large
additions 20 the already extensive stock of Messrs
Noble d Seymour,s such as oh ildren's TOYS, MO-
LASSES CANDY, &c., &c.
s. B. SCOTT, Jr
N. b. The SMALL BEER department will be
under the immediate and sole super.ntend, nee of
the subscriber which he iat.ers himself is sufficient
to recommend this delectable beverage TO gener.
Gus and deserving public. S.B.S.
Aug. l2, l545.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-08-12
PA BLESSING TO MOTHERS

~ A BLESSING TO MOTHERS
AND THEIR CHlLDREN-Such !may
SIlEaMAN'S WORM LOLENGES be
truly called, for they have saved thousands
o children from an un:ime!y grave and
caused the mothers heart TO leap for Joy,
when she had gven.up all hope for',he re.
covery of her o ispring And when ii is
remembered that worms destroy thousands
Of children annually and the cause is nev
err suspected; and when it j. known that
these LozeDgcs are n sure and specific, de-
slroyiDg them and invariably bringing them
away, surely the heat ofevery patient will
be filled with joy at the announcement Of
such blessing. And not only are the
Dr's preparations for worms good, but his
COUGH LOZENGES have succeeded in
removing and curing the most inveterate
cases of Cough, and even Consumption.
VIII, n hope had taken fight, aud despair
was pictured on the counienances of friends
around. We are acquainted with numer-
Gus cases Of wonderful cures performed,
and would refer the inquirer to DIR. Sher-
mans pamphlet Of cures. The CAM
PHOR LOZENGES cure Headache in
fse minutes, and relieve all Palpiiatons,
Nervous Complaints AMI Cramps; and the
POOR MANS PLASTER is without
doubt the very best sIrenglhning plaster in
the world. We would Recommend all who
are afflicted to try the Dr's preparations,
knowing tina, they will Tot be disappointed
in their expectations.
For sale by II. b. lInsdale No. l, brick
block Southport, w. Il.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-08-12
CONSIDERATION OF THE CATHO-
Lie CHURCH.

The Conservation OF the ST. Marks Church
in this Town, will take place on the 18th
inst.
This being the first ceremony of the kind
in the Territory, nothing will be wanting TO
give proper soIcmnily TO the occasion.
is presumed that the beauty of the
church, with the exercises of the occasion
will draw "A greater crowd together than
can be accommodated within the wall. and
therefore, seats will be arranged in the
handsome enclosure OF the edifice, sufficient
10 accommodate all.
Tickets will be required Of those who de-
sire TO enter The cdi6ce, which may be had
at the Post Office, and al Mr.. O'Connor's,
near the church, for fifty cents each.
BY order of The REV. Mr.. KUNDIG Pastor
of 81. NJ rks Church.
Southport August 8, iS4I.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-08-12
DIED.

In Southport on the 9Th inst, WILLIAM Coon
WIN son OF n. II. and Mary Allen, aged | months
and Ia days.
In Southport, on the moruiRe of the 9Th inst,
IIARRiEv, dsug hter of John Il. Nichols, aged Is
months
In rkis village on Monday the 9Th inst , LyDr,
ELvIRl, only child of Hannah II and II. u. Win
ser aged , years months and "a days.
I~aw my child, with cheerful eye,
Her fathers pride, her mothers JOY;
She lived. become tender tie,
But Ali how soon that child must die.
FrvwA, must we give thee upl
Il seems, indeed bitter cup
To part with one we loved 40 well,
who can, a parents anguish tell.
She was young, and soft and fair,-
So her sister seraphs are!
Wherefore then should sorrow bow,
She is with the seraphs now.
IT'S with her. Have one wish,
To call her from the home of ollss;
To dwell upon the earth again,
The place OF sorrow, sin, and pain.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-08-12
THE MARKET.

Considerable quantities of new wheat have ar
rived in market during the past week. The price
has advanced a little from our last, 81 cents per
busheI being now paid. The present prices, we
suppose counot be considered as any thing of a
standard a. the eastern markets are yet unsettled
But little if any new -four is yet in market. The
price however is falling in anticipation OF a coming
abundance, II being now 81.
Chicago Aug. S.-The News says:-Wheat ar
riycs freely and may be quoted at So 90 cents,
the latter price being the top OF the market It's
generally believed here that -four will not further
decline in the Eastern Market.
Buffalo Aug. 5.--Wheai is to 20 cents. Flour
from 80 30 to 81 IS.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-08-12
HATS, CAPS G. CLOTHING.

THE subscribers having established store in
J. Southport for the sale of the above mention
ed article would inform the citizens of This place
and neighborng towns, that they will en-.
deavor to keep hand full and
complete assortment of goods in
their line Of business which
they will sell at very
Low rates and warrant every article to be good
as recommended at the time CT sale-H aving
Permanently Located
themselves here they hope
by prompt attention TO business
and by offering Goods OF prime quail
ity at LOW PRICES to make their es-
adjustment worthy of the patronage ola generous
public.
Call and examine our stock and learn our pr ices.
We hold forth in the store formerly occupied by
Highly g. Griffing. directly opposite Hu,chns o n $,
where we may be found early and late, ready for
trade. II. N CONANT & Co.
Southport July Is, lSI5-n3
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-08-12
FRANKLIN HOUSE
BROADWAY,-NEw YORK,

The proprietors of this establishment respectful
ly inform their friends and the public, that they
have leased the same for term of years. The
house is situated Corner Of broadway and Dey.
Street, and is desrably located for those travelling
on business, or for pleasure. The subscribers are
grateful for the liberal patronage they have hereto
fore received and hope merit a continuance of
the same. NEWTON HAYES
JOHN P. TREADWELL.
July Is, 1St5-n37t
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-08-12
STRAYED.

LNROM the premises of the subscriber in the
L town of Wheatand yoke of light red oxen
incliniug to yellow, they were in good condition,
no peculiar marks about them. The near OK the
smoothest made and rather the darkest color with
star in his forehead, white end his tail, the
Ii ghtest colored OK the largest and had rather
a long COW head.
Whoever will return said oxen or give informa.
ton where they may be found to the subscriber, or
at the hardware store of f.. Balm in Southport
shall be literally rewarded.
r. G. MCCLELLAN.
Wheatland Aug. |, lSi5.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-08-12
FOR BUFFALO,

COMMISSIONER NOTICE
TAS. ID. PULCIFER'S ESTATE.-The SUBJ
- scrlbers having been appointed by the Hon. Vol
ney French, Judge of Probate within and for the
county of Racine, Commissioners to receive, exa-
mine and adjust all c,ams against the estate of
James ID. Pulcifer, late OF Southport, Racine coun-
ty, deceased, do hereby give notice that we will
atend to the duties OF appointment the Office
of Cyrus Damon, in the village of Southport Ra-
cine county, on Monday, LIST day of September
next. at the hour of ten o'clock. forenoon, of said
day. r. Ii. DEFINING,
J. V. QUARLES,
G.. DAMON.
Commissioners
Southport, July 90, is45.