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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-17
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MhuNEll liz REPElI1ANT
0K POWE K, member oftne Royal COLLEGE of Survoons
oil London and Edinburgh, and OF the prncna l;oegss
@ ne United States and for several years TO The ste
yate Offices No. Is Chambers street New York nnon s
diseases OIL delicate natureto the treatment Of which he
has confined his practice for the last II wears ~ ~
syphilis, GonohHa aud elects whether recent ar r Jo,g
copaiya or no charge made. - " 's1'' =
otrcre which, OF all diseases the most insdious often
aud stesily advancing where existence not
even dean OIL producing the amentable ee upon
me IN nd and nervous system of the patient Some of the
Se aversion to society and the involuntary escape Of few
drops o water after adjusting the clothes Subsequent
70 Noidng urne Hundreds Of have be.
treated upon my newly discovered of Magnetic Kepu
SION mus avoiding the ntoeabe pa and great danger atten
usl. upon the rash ntIodut ton Of instruments.
oti Tou'ion Is amorbid habit often arising with the pex
PeIehced and when once contracted Iuult To over
pans IN the back and oins emissions mpotcn,y
nu stciHty the sufferer Is speedily enabled under my rea
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fluor Albu or Whites Distinctions and Suppression Of the
neses ana gu diseases Of the female have received
urge snare OF my research and attention. the only uua
ned practitioner who has had the moral
The emrcm which fesriuIly prevails this most neg.
lected branch Of medical science. ~ ~
ga the doubts and fears which often deter from marriage
aud on all other matters connected Herewith NAV he CON.
suited with the most honorable gard integrity aud se.
Patients distance will please be minute az posSi.
Die the description Of No letters taken from the
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MEDICAL DisPtNSAky

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H. BOSTWICK, NJ. d.
Surgeon and Physician.
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Medical Cara.

nOCTOR FAWCETT, Of 1856 Fulton street New YorL
Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons London ant
Edinburgh and Graduate Of the Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia; also author OF work embracing the following
subjects ;Mstri%ony imosney and ssnlty,
prehsve exposition Of tie and modern treatment OF
Syphilis, Secondary SYM TONS Gonorrha elect Structures
pollution Doctor Fawcett continues his private
Diseases his Office
Fulton street. where the aggravated OF ali afec
tons OF the geneatye will yield his mode Of treat
ment without diet exercise and without mer
Gully Even when the provocative become torpid
parslyzed from excessive indulgence from masturbatoa
distance enclosing 81 can have copy ofthe work.
All letters he postpaid and directed TO Dr. H. Fawcett
1856 Fulton street, New York aul lm*nc
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Died.

On the 2sth instanta Brooklyn, Mr. JoHs BLACKBURN,
Of New Providence ~ j., in the list year of his age.
His remains will be taken from the residence OF his
son Robins C. Blackburn No 10 Sands street. Brooklyn,
Saturday the Both instant at IL O'Clock, a. NJ. The
friends Of the deceased his and those Of Charles
Thomas and George Woodward, respectfully invited
to attend his funeral above without further invitation
His remains wtll be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for
intermsnt
On the afternoon Of the 2Sth instant very suddenly,
Mr. JAMES CLAUcHLEy, in the 55th year of his age.
The friends and relatives of the family respectful
ly invited to attend his funeral this friday afternoon
at o'clock, from his late residence No. l55 Grand
ner Of Orange street
On Thursday the 2sth instant, RoBgRT M. MAsrERros
Jr. eldest Of William j. and Josephine Masterton
The friends Of the family invited to attend the fu
neral, from No II Twelfth sreat Sixth avenue,
this day, at l2 O'Clock.
His remains will be taken East Chester for inter-
ment.
On the 2lst instant at the Mariners Hospital, Staten
Island, Mr. T. w. TERsMEDEN, aged 10 years. lie was
native Of Sweden and belonged TO the swedish brig John
Johnson, Captain Myrburg master. His remains were
accompanied to the grave by the masters of the Swedish
vessels in this port and by many OF the Swedish resi-
dents here.
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Average increase.


This increase is about seventeen per cent.
This is not, in the language OF the Commissioners an
absolute addition Of so much in the year the tonnage
Of all canal boats but is evidence of tendency to
increase in the capacity of boats and
for decrease in locksges at the Hudson river.
slt shows how by increase in the capacity of boats
dminuton of lockages at the poi alluded to is
cilable with the very large increase in tonnage
1885, The only evidence of the average tonnage
boats at any former period is found in the
of the Canal Commissioners, dated 4h March, 1875 in
these words
During the time the canals have been in use the
boats navigating them have been gradually inc reased in
size and nearly all those which have been last built are
OF the capacity of from 35 to 45 tons and it is probable
that after few years they will, in descending TO
tide water, generally carry 40 tons"
Out of s6i new freight boats built last year. only 81
were under so TONS and l24 Of 10 tons 3s of rs
tons and of so TONS appears that of the boats on
the ls of January s44, there more rated at 80
tons than at any other rate while of the boats built and
registered in ls4 there rated at 10 tons than
at any other rate
AS an evidence Of the increase in the business on the
canals, we annex statement showing the number OF
miles run by all boaspackets and freight-n each year
OF the past eight 1t will be seen that there has been an
increase in the number of miles Notwithstanding the
increased tonnage Of the boats.
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2,l26 IS ll7,453 2,504

There were 37s boats, averaging 81 tons EACH built
lsa4 making an increase of tonnage, in the year. of
2350 toss. list of the boats navigating the canals
with their tonnage and classification never obtained
before the first of January 1874 and there are course
authentic data for a comparison of the average ton
mage of each class Of boats between that any
vous date Taking the 2l26 boats they stood on the
ls of January, s44, and comparing them with the s7s
boats built and registered in the year 1884, and the result
is as follows
- 49, Tons
Average of2 100 boats built previous January lst
1874 "A
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STEAMER SUNK.-The Enterprise, which plies be-
tween this city and CantweIl's Bridge, on the Appo-
at the mouth of the creek She had board 200 bas
kets OF peaches and eight ten passengers In gong
down the creek she ran the flats When she loated
again. 1t found that she leaking On getting in.
to the bay the water in her caused her to careen and
she Immediately filled through her cabin windows. To
save the fruit on her deck, she was run on the point
Phil. Clron. Aug. 2S-
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New Music! New Music !!
"Farewel thou has broken the chain
Viii, h the power ofthy b,auty mad made,
Yet deep IN my spirit the pain
~ t.fa h.- ..

Farewell thou has broken the cham
Whi' h the power Of thy beauty mad made,
Yet deep IN my spirit the pain
May linger til. life has decayed
TWILL at his Music Repository. pol Broadway h re.
"A Gently published many admired songs duets &c Among
The last, is the popular song Of
Farewell Thou hast broken the Chain (he first tour lin
OF which above 1.-THE poetry written BY Park Benam
Esq, the nusic by Y. b. VedaI
~ Is the Chim-. tembelshed with splendid vsnette
much admired song, composed by B S Hart Esq.
lis the Promised Hour (splenddly illustrated with
gnet!e tie) composed by f. H. Brown, BY Gen G.
Z. Morris.
The Land We Live Iu" and popular pa rotc song,
composed by +. Woolf
Liea Le'a, thy song" in oh cast that
shadow from thy brow beautiful popular song co
posed by w. Brady.
Yes should like marry.' and The Polka Explained
two very amusing comic songs:
The celebrated New York Polkas with instructions for
dancing
when Chjd, Roamed." sung by Miss Taylor com.
Huzz1 Qua res and Galiopades; Rondo Caslsu; Empire
State Qucksep kyilna Waltz, Snow Flake atz Areina
Waltz.
NEW EDITIONS of Cheerly o'er Mountains Aeolian
Wal Oh Boatman Haste Zephyr Waltz Pastors Daughter
Pavilion Waltz, Carrier Dove. Love Not Quickstep, OIL no.
III forget thee, C,ske Waltz, neer AGAIN MAY
Queen Waltz, Bohemian Gallop All the Opera of the Bohe-
man Girl The Enchantress, Daughter Of ST Mark &c. SC.
Music publishing and receiving from Boston Philadelphia
Baltimore &c, daily.
Music touud-PIapos tuned-Instruments repared az
ATWILLS MUSIC REPOSITORY,
20l Broadway st. Paul's,
a29 3eodissrc Sign of the Golden I,vre.
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Rally sailors. Rauy.-A meeting of senme

Rally sailors, Raliy.-A meeting of Senmen
will BE- ID al Franklin Hail. Chatham square o. Frd,y Aus
2yh at clio X T. NJ for the turpose Of establishing PER-
mntnt STANDARD Tor the Wac Of Seamen d,eo port
OF the world and exposing the many abu ses ed on %
>eamen in this great aud populous civ And specal ny
ton extended to all that feel in the welfare of lie
Saio 10 send on tins interesting
dresses will be delivered BY Sailors
BY order tthe Committee.
N BSeats will for all the ladies thar w bonor
the meeting with their presence.
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SCARCITY OF SHIP CARPENTERS the present
time great demand exists for ship carpenters, in
consequence of the increase Of work at all the shpy ards
on the Delaware The wages of these useful artisans
is 81 81 per diem, which is advance of rs cents
week on those given in the years 1912 and 43 but not
withstanding this fact but few of theyards have full
compliment of men adequate the cheering prosperity
which is every where perceptibe. Phadei iphia Ingu
The New York herald., 1845-08-29

PoTATo Ror IN MAlNE.-A Glenburn Farmer in
forms the editor of the Bangor Wig that the pota-
to rot has commenced in that region Of country one
iects 1t has commenced also, understand, in vari.
ons parts of New hampshire, Maine, and ets
This singular disease fatal to potatoes Is also pre-.
vaing in the West.
The New York herald., 1845-08-29

TRIAL FOR SEDUcTIoN-The first trial for seduc-
took place last week. The parties were young man by
the name Of Henry NJ. Todd and young woman by the
name of Eliza Early. After patient investigation of
the whole case the jury returned verdict of guilty
On Monday last Todd was sentenced to years i'm
prsonmant in the county prison. to pay fine of one
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Bowron & Co.'s Compound syrup oelodime-

bOWrOn q CO.S Com pound syrup OF lOtIue-
new and inn ortant Medicine for the Of Consumption,
swelling, Ulcers Chronic Diseases Of Joints Ulcers of
STOMACH aud Bow els Diseases the K,deys and Urinary Or
gns Diseases OF Females Bad Coughs Goitre or Swsed
The Compound Syrup OF Iodine introdu public
WIN conhdence IN us success which sustained by the
tea all the most of Europe
cinss contained Ia this syrup discovered few wears
by Doctor Condet Of Geneva The remarkable cures he
effected by soon attracted he Of physicians all
parts Europe Doctor Lugo of aris has how,vrr done
70 e the virtues Of this medicine than any Other tvs
clan. The efect by him Hospita of Slt Lonis
osuch kabc character that they absolu civ stag
gered belief until he results were snbst Initiated by
Of distinguished phyaca.s a the Fleuch Roy az
Sciences. The distinguished Professors OF Medicine In p6a
dephia Drs Wood and Bache Justly remark ha il now
university recognized standard remedy" Drs Usher and
Saratoga, and II Is this medicine doubt which has hese
their great celebrity. II other necessary we
might mention others who haye testified the
this medicine Doctor Buchanan of Glasgow Doct Manson
ofNo neham Doctor Bsdsley, Sir Charles Scudmora Sir
James Murray Doctor Corg Doctor Coates of mi adc.
pha and the Physicians aud Surgeons Of the New Sok Hosp
tai
In the Of otre Neck ScrouI Enlarge.
ment Of the Glands the Neck aud Throat and Ucsou e
the Bones aud Cartridges Of The Nose enlarged Liver Spleen
and Scay Eruptons and Affections 81 the Ss hi medclne
Wood aud Bache Of the Medical Colleges Of Phlaieha Just
~ remark that the resu OBJ aed by DR. Lug aud Others
=, N t,estmen OF scroulous die eaes by the u DINE Pre-
PARATlONS divers fed so I'VE doubt of their
shpeioIHv orer all other remedies the class " az.
tecfions
ought TO be mentioned ha, this syrnos an excellent tonc
au most R craple aud cordial 10 HE stomachs oi
cnidrn as well as grown prsons increasing the appetite and
b.
.Pnrpred only by BOwRoN CO., Dproersrs. corner oT
ienh Sreefand rifH .3rsus, where the Medicine he
for its surrounding e'ch bou, rrice Ole po Per
Bottle.
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COURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS -Ro-
chester, August rs, lS45.-Present-Lieut Governor
presiding. and nineteen Senators. No l.. NJ Cobb vs.
Goodhue ct al-Mr. S. Stevens heard for appt . j.
Colt was heard for rests and Geo Wood on the same
side
Afternoon Session-G. Wood concluded for respt and
j. A: Spencer was heard in reply Decision postponed
until the next term
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The amount of both tonnage and tolls was in 1914
some fifty per cent that of 1885, while the number
of ockages in 1874 at the connection between the Erie
canal and the Hudson river O5o less than in lsss
This large increase of tonnage arriving at tide water
accompanied by decrease lockages at the same place
can only be accounted for by the assumption that
boats in 1888 were generally of the size and ton
mage as at present. but carried smaller cargoes that
the size and tonnage of boats has increased to an
about corresponding to the increase of tons arriving
tide water.
BoArs AND TONNAGE REGIsrERyp JAN'y 1874 A. xn 1a.,
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CASTLE GARDEN.
AS-Admlssion rs Contain
rfnprissr-' Messs Frer~r .-d neissY.
Friday Evening, August 20th.
Just arrived fom England great ient6c Wonder!
BEN FRANKLINn
MAMMOTH STEAM ELECTRICAL MACHINE
TIE only nstur en OF the capacity World made
TO order for the United stats
~ For Particulars OF the above, re Pamphlets.
THE BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
capable Of FIVE hundred feet of sur
face n
The Spark rom the prime conductor than feet
in length
THE AURORA OR NORTHERN LIGHTS!
Are exhibited in the brilliant manner-n fine. the like
has not been BY who have visited Polar
- Regions.
All the ordinary performed in Electricity
shown by aid Of the HydoEIectric Machine on scale Of
unprecedented Grandeur.
1he only Apparatus Of size is
by the Royal Polytechnic Institute in London.
Doors open at haifpast O'Clock. Performance con
The New York herald., 1845-08-29

WEATHER THE SOUTH The mercury in New
Orleans, on the 10Th instant up to 9s degrees
Had it been reported 100 degrees we should never
have contradicted it.
The thermometer in Mobile, on the Goth instant at
2o'clock P NJ stood at 81 degrees-elsewhere in the
city the mercury generally ranged 96 The wind has
been constantly from the North The city is, neverhe-
less, healthier than usual at this Of the year.
The New York herald., 1845-08-29

A LAKE BIRTH "A fine little fellow was brought
into the world, on the steamboat St. Lawrence Friday
afternoon last 1t was christned st Lawrence, and
with its mother, passed on its way, rejoicing" west.
ward in the evening Rochester Democrat.
The New York herald., 1845-08-29

OorOHB Itu u UcItCIOUS nTtI-
ce at 20 cents poundGo the warehouse of Pekn
Tea Company IS Fulton street. get sm N sample Of this
rich tea and along side Of the which grocer sell for
Oolong tea at 10 cents pound and Judge for yours
which the best tea ii buy the Pekn
Tea Company al 80 cents pound than you have all along
been buying OF your Is will be obi gcd
qs for this notice we do hesitate say that The Young
Hvson Tea sold at this e Establishment II per
pound IS superior to any thing of the kind have
bought else " here dollar
The New York herald., 1845-08-29

MARBLE DISCOVERED The 81 Louis Era SAYS
that marble has been discovered in large quantities
near Rock Island, illinois 1t is jet black takes a fine
polish, and presents beautiful brilliant appearan nee
The resources Of the great West just beginning be
developed
The New York herald., 1845-08-29

Con- JESSE d ELLloTr We learn that this off
Ger is again extremely ILL., and that very little hopes are
entertained OF his rccovery.-Phiadetphia Chronicle
.1ng. 49,
The New York herald., 1845-08-29

GUANo IN FLoRIpA.-The st. Augustine Herald
states that the real guano be procured in Flori-
da, on the Pelican Islands, of which there are numbe,
in the romnco river. 1t says the real grit and tha
there are large deposits Of it, This is important "i
trI
The New York herald., 1845-08-29

MILlrARY.Genera Scott and aids arrived r
town on Tuesday evening, and took lodgings at the
Mansion House Phifa Inquire =, fur %
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The Hotel Lambert, or the Enaraver's
Daughter by Eugene Another Of the exciting
Of this popular author will be published at the office of The
Golden Rule q Aun street. To-Morrow Morning Price Is
cents Also now eady-The TemGtation and Latrea,-
gone through several editions Price IS cents each.
The Golden Rule Of this week will be worthy the attention
OF every Odd Fellow being full of interest Price Ga
week. payable to the list Of Lodges.
r. WINCHESTER, Publisher, ~ Ann street.
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POST OFFICE,

New York August 28th. 1915
Steamer Great Britain, from New Yors.
ETTt rs wa. be received this Office for the Steamer
- Great Britain, pntl halEpass S,.urds, the 3ut
tt he freight all letter. for Great Britain by a. AZ.
rangement with the couslgnees will be 25 for
weighing haitian less AID 23 for each
half ounce ROBT II. MORRIS, p. NJ
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DASH AT LIFE.--An affray took place few days
ago. In Hannlbal Missouri, in which man named
bailey stabbed Dr. Orve Grant through the lungs
with stileto attached to his cane When will our
country attain such degree OF civilization that shall
not have occasion to record such bloody outrages
The New York herald., 1845-08-29

On The ith day of August by the Rev Philip Merklc
MIR JoHS LEwis to Miss SyprSl second daupbtsr nj
Joseph b. Nonss, Esq, all Of New York.
The New York herald., 1845-08-29

POST OFF &c.
New York, August 28th, l8i3.
Steamer Hbe,nia from Boston.
THE MAIL for the Steamer Hiberna will at thi,
office on The 20 instant at hdf past Postage oil
letters be Boston Letters OF hfa ounce
under s c.nts each additional h Il ounce cents
s29 2trc NOBT. II. MORRIS. 2. NJ.
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MONEY MARKET.

~AS~~Sys n s4SSs ~o-O - NAs
There was general decline in prices to-day and the
market closed heavily Ohio 6s fell of /; Farmers
Loan Morris Canal Il Norwich and Worcester I; and
Reading Railroad !. The sales Of Ohio 0s quite
large II is thought that the decline would have been
somewhat greater had not been for the appearance Of
broker from Boston, for Long Island stock Five hun
dred shares sold to him. and he offered GIT for
thousand more, after the Board had adjourned This
movement from Boston gave spirit to the operations gen.
orally
Exchange on Londonsis offered at 10 per cent.
The New York State Bank of Albany has dec Jared
semi annual dividend Of five per cent payable the st
OF September
The weekly returns of the Western Railroad Compa
ny continue to show decrease in the receipts compared
with last year:
WHTERN RAILROAD.
Week ending .1ug. 23 1874. I8i5
Passengers. .............. ,882 II 1863 dec $40
Freight, Sc ..... 1866 1868 dec io2
S2l2i7 Sl9,326 dec. 1891
Receipts previously from Jan. 627 mo 9.9
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Friday Evening, August %8tIl,
vii, b- presented
DON CESAR DE BAZAN
Don Cesar de Z lzsn j X Scott
Don Jose, Henkins Charles 3D. avenport
Paro Suth- Aaiou de Rotonda, Vaehe
Mariana Mrs Phillips L.za,d.o. Mrs Sutherland
Atei which
THE WRECK ASHORE
Miles Eertram, , lark Walter Barnard Davenport
MsrmaduAe Magog, Hadaw.y Gar (;ramuus Hen kius
Alice, Mrs Phillips Bella Mrs Sutherland
To conclude with
YOUNG ENGLAND.
6art Dasna' ong Davenport M-jur Martinez, Vache
Pounce Miner Jo1n peoI.v H.d.y.x,
MRS Dashaong, Mrs adison Mrs SIN. ler, MISS Bell
~ Lower Boxes 80 rents; Second and Third Tiers rs cs
Pit aud Gallery, i2h cents ~ ~ 49,
Doors will open at quarter before the cur,ap will ~
haI+-past7 - '.-- - -
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TO THE PUBLIC.
NrLsND yFnnty an.t

CURTAIN MATERIALS AND TRIMMINGS
THE SUBSCRIBERS havenow store, just civ ed from
France the ges and magnificent of
tan sterals and mminss received in this country
COVERINGS OF entire new patems selected by
citv. ~
From stock Of Two Thousand Pieces Of superior Da
mask De LANES rich Brocades Satin Damask Satin Striped
and Wored Tabaret Pushes plain aud figured; Rich Tapes
Try aud Lamns and every other description of Curtain
ais with the largest aud splendid Of
Trimmings aud ornaments correspond eluaed
IN the city, prepared sell any quantity or make
ny IN The newest and most rehetche style from
direct by every steamer and deyng cempettion
SOLOMON 4 HART,
a29 FMW3tis%r 2iy Br,adwav onp,s,ta ths p,rL