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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-13
CHEAP AND PLEASANT EXCURSION
TO FORT HAMILTON COMFY ISLAND SANDY
HOOK RAW = 1870 >

TO FORT HAMILTON o COMFY 4 I2 ISLAND SANDY
s s,;S,s jog % Tuesday, wsdpesday hasasy.
sIS SsuS % By 's's es,
MstoIping at Togpknssie and Stapleton Staten Island
Fare for the excursion ieil cents si2s.h
PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS, FOR ALBANY
aA !. Y ecssG NJ sgD &. r.. D
s,s,mso,, R6 IgqE!ls ,dt and Liberty street,.
Et e. Ss.'' e: ~l
vii iea sas s2Grh AMERlCA Csrsa II Truesdell
NJ landing a, intermediate places. from the foo,
:. Steamboat NORTH AMERICA Capt. /; W Brsnsrd
steamboat NEW JERSEY, Capt r. H. Furey, will leave
PASSENGERS taking either the above LINES Will arrive IN Alba
The Boat. and substantial furnished with and
elegant state and for speed and accommodations
uyslled ON the Hudson.
without written order from the Captains Agents.
Schultz ~ The office 90 the wharf eul2rc
FOR CAMP MEETING AT SING SING.
T ss.Tesfs sb Mos M eas. STEVENS sn WiaS.;
-r-z ;day, August 18th from Delaney street at I
street = @ o'clock and return the evening the city.
Fare each way . cents all sl.m
RHAaFs oS GssA ah SM% Il sS AMP
~ ney to their friends in any part Of England,
with drafts payable at sight, without dis
count for amount, from 81 upwards the following
places, viz:
In ENoLANp--The National and Provincial Bank of Eng.
land; MesHs j. Barned Go Exchange and Discount Bank
Lyepoo hessrs James Built & Son, London, and branches
throughout England and Wales
In REIASp.-The National Bank OF Ireland and rrovn-
cal Bank aud branches throughout Ireland.
liz ScorIANpThe Eastern Bank Of Scotland, National
Bank Of Scotland Greenock Banking Company, and branches
throughout Scotland
The steamship Cambria sails from Boston on the 10Th Au
gust by which all drafts be forwarded free Apply
w. & J. II. TAPSCO1T,
jvl9r 76 South ST. Maiden lane
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COLUMBIA HOUSE,
Chestnut street. between 9th and 9TH streets,


'HE SUBSC RIDERS respectfully inform their friends and
the travelling public they have taken the above house (for
merly known the Marshall House and have made
alterations and interior having spared
70 render Of the most pleasant aud fashionable
the city The parors the chambers
large and well arranged the furniture entirely Its loca
ton is IN the central part othe city all the places
OF public and convenient the depoa Of the
Southern, Western and Northern routes.
The tables will be supplied with all the decaces of the
carefully selected.
The ropretors hope by ther experience
in the business give satisfaction those who may favor
BAGLEY. MACKENZIE co.
James Bagley, (late OF Jones Hotel.)
Henry C. Mackenzie formerly Of the Washington House
Peter L. Ferguson
July ST VI 7ns
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EHE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Firculation---FOrt Thousand.

IlpAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents per
fWEEKr% " H Psr paaalnnnmmTPayaoie IN advance;
Fl. copy So l2I cents per payable in advance
at tie usual psices-slways
hsh IN advance.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and
fslatch.
~ All Letters communications by mail addressed
me establishment must be post paid tho postage
~ be deducted from the subscription money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
NofRiEroR or TIE New YoRK HERALD EsTABLrsHMES,
Il Nortb~ ast ~o~usr cf Fulton and Jassau s+reet,
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GOTHIC CHURCHES.

RATS, NICE, COCKROACHES FLIES, BED
BUGS, &c.
fI,IE following certificates OF tnds may give the
public idea of the usefulness Of the various prepa
TONS
The the building 10 Wall street. badly infested
with Cockroaches and application, four weeks has
trely dispersed them. (Signed)
CHS. MOUNT.
have used DR.. Fs preparation and
aud have wonderfully succeeded in clearing from house
and yard, after the first trial.
(sigucd) JOSEPH GUTENAN.
DR. Fcuchtwangcrs Fly PAPER has been used ty with
great nearly quart of slain flies have been collect
ed i'll fourdays, out of curiosity.
(Signed) e.. VAN SCHOSAUOON.
The bedbugs have been cleared from my house gil Hudson
street ehectually. tSgnedD JOHN SOLOMONS.
The yard N The rear :" e Courier and Enquirer Office has
efiectually destroyed them.
caution against the Jealous limitations, and
me preparations for sale by DIR. Minor, Broadway
and John street, Johnson, yroom Fowler 3Courtandt
aud Ch,s Ford, Of Fourth and Wooster street. Go
rards Fancy Store a Grand aud Of the anucturcr,
DR., LEWIS FEUCIlrWANGER, 81 Liberty.
V7lmeod'cc William street.
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HARDWARE

THE SUBSCRIBERS have constantly hand full as
sormen every quality and variety Of Needles GLIDING
Yarn Needles Bodkms Knitting Pins; Glove, Harness. Milf
Chenille Worsed Rug, Beading, Netting Saand Pack
Needles.
WARRINS DRILLED EYED NEEDLES,
kind offered Tor sale United
States and from their well known reputation merchants will
find them more saleable than any oherthey can Offer
They have always hand good of Warrins
celebrated + sh Hooks, put up in every style.
Also large assortment of silk Hemp Hair and China Grass
Lines Cork Floats and every OF Fancy Fishing Tackle
Also. large assortment of Wades Butchers R,zors.
SPOONS Th;mbIes Pearl Bnttons Re Sc anu All which y f
fered to the trade on the best terms.
j. s, 7. WARRlN,
jy30 lmtr 72 Maiden Lane
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Stages readiness the arrival Of Trains the
atons TO take low Fares all the
Island
Baggage Crates will be readiness the foot Of Whitehall
receive Baggage for the several Tas 20 be-
fore the hour OF starting from the Brooklyn side.
ROckaway baggage taken separate Crates. jul0rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-13
VUIGrLAENDERS

DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS.
A ARRANGEMENTS recently made with their brother in
law Mr. Voigtlaender Vienna enable the subscribers
sell those Apparatus at reduced rates, viz
Largest size Apparatus with three inch lenses for full size
Medium Apparatus, with inch lenses for hafsize
plates, Mt S78.
Small size Apparatus with andahaf inch lenses for
quarter size plates, at $50.
Gentlemen sending remittances in accordance with the
above depend receiving the genuine Vogt
laender Apparatus and worthless initiated article they
having procured the sole agency for the United States
Plates and Chemical OF their Importation well all
other articles connected with their for sale the lowest
market prices. W. A. +. LANGENHEIM
fhiladeIphia Exchange
Referring the above the subscribers inform
other materials be procured the stated prices their
Daguerrean Attelier, No. 20l Broadway New York.
jy3 Intro LANGENHEIM BECKERS.
BILLTARDS-GREAT IMPROVEMENTS
COUTHERNERS Strangers and Citizens invited try
y Mahogany Beds with 63 Panels made machinery.
SO much work could be done by hand without three times
the usual price Likewise Cushions elastic that eleven
be by single blow For sale playing BASSFORDS
old siandnances joining the Museum Building Ann
and li9 Fulton st.
Otis Field with number these improved Tables invites
his call United States Hotel through
the barroom or 1876 Water street iy23 lm+rc
STRIKERS SOLUTION FOX The HAIR,
w This solution different iroa any yet offered
and cannot fail of superceding all others.
Those who doubt virtues requested to have their hair
before paying their money II humbugs would take
None genuine unless signed H. Striker, in red lux.
The Solution be forwarded by Harndens Express to
part Of the world.
One trial will prove the fact.
street opposite the Hall Of New York. up stairs
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LOOK AT TI1IStt

LUUK AT THIS!!
:. JUST Observation-Disclosures lot of. French Boots, Of
he be kind and will be sold at the old price g. and the
best Of French Cali Boots made order for City
~ Calf Boots 50; aud the greatest OF Gents
Of al kinds to be found low prices Also, the finest
Calf Shoes, So and So So great variety Of all other kinds
Ladies in TINS Store will find great assortment Of CATERS
Buskns, Slips Ties. Prunells, Satin &C.
For Of all other kinds Misses chdrens
Boots and Shoes cannot be beat iscy. Do
number. 36l Broadway OF frankn
Jn3 lnfrh M. CAiiILL
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J. Il STOUVENEL,
IMPORTER OF WINES No 80 John street, informs his
friends and the lovers good Wines generally that in order
supply the demand he has made have
always store receive direct from Bordeaux Wines
the first quality, from the propretors direct
The well known houses following sufficient
dation the qualities Of the Wines without further details
Messrs borton uuestier Projectors of vignobles
Capt. Geyas, }
B-J B. S. undertakes sell Wine for family use, by
the dorm gallon. jy23m"ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-13

TaI. PaIcr.-The Picayune of the Bird inst. says:
s.The first bale of new cotton which we noticed as
having been received day or two since by VIM Laugh
mound n ali the new crop could be got rid of at that
price the planters might snap their fingers at the hard
times,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-13

HOUSE WANTED-Wsnted TO purchase. good
@ three story dwelling house OF modern and
where IN The ns,sneoIhooa Of washing
addressed 10 b. b. b. to be left at the Herald Office
FOR SALE OR TO L ypGs Or sExcHANGE FOX CITY
A neat Cottage. beautifully situated on High street
r.: Sing Sing Heights. of the the highest points Of
the Hudson rive, The grounds (abont tire. qosr-
mental trees vines and owss peach Pea, plum and c,,er
commodious substantial aud good epsir recently The resi-
dence Judge Edmonds formerly of tl,ha Morrill, Esq
Possession given Immediately. Apply j. w. HAMERS-
LEY (new numberl ), Wall street. New York, CHRIS
YOR, ESD. at Sing Sing. az w*ec
THE BOND STREET HOUSE,
663 Broadway,
AA Is now open for the reception ofhoardes The stu
house has been newly pap red and painted III ougout
containing between 60 aud 70 rooms handsomely furnished
for single gentlemen Sonthemes wishing avoid
the noise aud confusion Of Hotel liz have every attention
PAD TO their comfort and con, aus luisrc
"A TO LETOfces and Lofts in the new tire proof Store
E '9 gs Of Fine and South ' JOSEPH mesnRAY
FOR SALE.
- THE Three Story Brick House, 43 Houston street,
E:W built IN the best and cool in
summer; replete with every convenience. Hall the
purchase money may remain bond aud mortgage al
cent For terms apply to Elk. COLLINs& Co,
Ial9 &c 56 South street.
- TO LET until the first OF May immediate pos
N session given Of the story hogse No lni Frt Avenue
between 9Th and 7th streets The premises have lately
and out last june the Croon introduced marble mante
pieces folding doors, and well adapted accommodate
q the 20 May S325 Inquire the Office Of John
Power ESD No. 10 Nassau Of John up stairs
from the hours OF too o'clock of Saml r. B. Norton the
owner at the same Office on Tuesdays and Wednesday
jy l2frl
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Price Two Cents.


The Mrbuyport Herald states that the Essex
Steam Mill in that town. has made a dividend of forty
and half per cent the earnings of the mill the pest
year correspondent of the same paper who signs aim
self An Original stockholder explains the matter in
mill expended about $780, OOO and after running the mill
several years and receiving but ten per cent in dividends
dollar Of the debts due by them, and making
total loss to stockholders. The present company pur
chased for $24 OOO what had previously cost 500 O00
and made considerable Improvements by adding to the
building and putting in more machinery; and thus they
and loss of previous stockholders"
1t is very common, in discussions on the tariff
questions to hear the wing journals urging that England
would never repeal her corn laws as an argument to
show that it useless for the American farmer to
expect to find market there for his wheat and other
grain To show how much strength the movement for
repeal Of of those odous restrictions is gaining look at
the following table of votes in the British Parliament
given in the last four years favor of Mr. Wiliers
ton for Tepeal Of the corn laws
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-13

THE PRESIDENCY OF MExIco.-The election held
for the Chief Magstracy of Mexico on the LIST OF this
month"; will be of interest to citizens at the present
crisis, probably determining peace war; The two
candidates Herrera, the present provisional incum
bent and Gomez Faras. The former according to the
New Orleans Buefin is attached to the principles Of
Centralism and party disposed to check the changes
and amclioatons necessary for the renovation OF
Mexico. Gomez Faria the contrary, belongs to the
most liberal class of Mexican politicians and has for
long period figured their head and leader. He has
spent many years the IT, States :become thorough
ly mbued with republican notions. The principles
avow ed by him. and which he is running candidate
are decidedly federal in character He advocates the
restoration the federal Constitution of 1924 The
poets of his said to be much tho most fiat
erng Of the two candidates In the event of his cleo
ton every confidence is felt in the re-estabshment OF
the federal institutions As the Of these in
troduced under the organization in 1924 perhaps
information may not at the present crisis be unn.
tercsting.
The Constitution Of 1924 formed after the pattern
OF that OF the United States and in most parts is
plete transcript Of it, The division of the functions Of
the Government into three departments of Legislative
Judicial and Executive, is the same; and is the
tation OF their powers. The only material difference in
the two instruments u.s. the omission in the Mexican Of
the right OF trial by Jury, and the freedom OF religious
worship. The ignorance and moral degradation OF he
Mexcans dsqualy them for the exercise OF the rst OF
these franchises; and the political influence e Tue Ieg
ing priesthood is insuperabc obstacle 10 ne elyoy
ment of the last Perhaps form Of Goyernmeh. mo!e
liberal than the Constitution of 1924 would ne cohP"
BILE with the existing state OF society.
TALL PslcE.-The Picaynne Of The Ord lsst. says;
Issl mi nnh no
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-13
ROCKAWAY STAGES,

H@- ON and after August LIST. 1896, will leave
htJH-TTQsth the City Hotel, at ga O'Clock r NJ daily
&Lk.ss<.-A sundays excepted for Far Rockaway Re
"ins leaves The Pavilion at ~ A. NJ for New York. cross
TX Il the South Ferry.
All orders TO be left at $40 Pearl street
Haul Inns re II CnNkIJN
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The.
! N V ! S ! Il l. Z

MASS WARD having been burnt out have remove ed 70
~ Store No. 80 Broad street, the Of Stone
jy2oec
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WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM,
Gold street. near Maiden Lime.

Gold street, near Maiden Lane.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find this desirable House,
~ being convenient the business Of the city This
establishment fitted up with entirely furniture Good
and dGms M cents cents For
and half the price Permanent boade be accommodated
very reasonable terms.
All the decaces of the served up they
in market half the price Of other houses Eegan,
private ors for the reiee private dinners sup
per parties The very best Of liquors. jus 3m*rc
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NOWLAN'S HOTEL,
AT Harlem River

At Harlem River.
GEORGE NOWLAN respectfully returns his most sin.
" thanks his fricuds tie public for the liberal
support which he has received for the years while
rietor Of Prospect Hall and begs leave inform them that he
has fitted the large establishment the Of the
Railroad this land and the Bank Of the River where
Teas suppe and other refreshments the shortest
Good ground and accommodation for Military Compa
MES All the Railroad Cars land passengers front Of the
Hotel for l21a cents, from the City Hall.
N, An ordinary half O'Clock SUNDAYS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-13

NEW POSTAGE LAw--The receipts at the Balh-
more Post Office during the month OF July past were
336 a. decrease compared with tho receipts Of the
corresponding month last year. Of Ss,2Ol 49, The re-
cepts in the month Of june ls45 before the new law
went into effect amounted to 483 4greater than the
receipts last month under the operation Of the new
law by s3I47 81 The number of letters has increased
but the falling Of in receipts is nearly fty per cent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-13
POLITICAL.

The wing State Convention OF Massachusetts, to
select candidates for Governor and Lieutenant Governor
will be held the l4th Of September, in the Faneu
Hall, Boston.
The last NashrMe Union under the head of
skies bright" speak most Aatteringy the democratic
spirit in the then going in that State and pre-
diets most confidently the election of the democratic
candidate for Governor II says that the letters has
received within the last few days almost induce us to
throw all fears to the winds and Announce to
friends, that all Is SAFE"
Col. S. G. Pavatt has declined the canvass as a
candidate for Congress against Milton Brown. DR. Nell
son j. Hess has been nominated by the democratic in his
place, and has consented to run the race.-NashrHe
Union.
Ii is said that Thomas w. Dorr is abont to vist
Ohio and perhaps make that State his future residence
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-25
Deferred Items.

LB. GoUeH.-Ths distinguished Washingtonian
has so far recovered his health as to give a public ad-
dress in Boston on Thursday evening of last week.
He was received with enthusiasm, and the public SEN
timent appears to be strong in his favor. In the
course of his remarks he said;
"Some say chat it seems strange that MIR. Cough
should drink even soda with a stranger. To some,
this may appear 50. But when | say that not a day
passed while l was travelling in which people did not
come to me and inquire about my health, &c, as tho
/ was an intimate friend, of whom | had not the slight
est recollection Of ever before seeing, it is not strange.
Hundreds of such instances have occurred, and such
was the fact in the case which proved so disastrous to
my life. Yet | have made my confesson-it speaks
for itself. Farther than that, | have nothing to say
| was urged to make it at a time when my life was
~despaired of; and oh! the agony which | experienced
in doing this act of Justice to myself and friends. But
/ feel that the cause of God is in no way injured by
my misfortune. His truth will yet redeem the world,
| am but a humble laborer in his field, and am like
a bubble on the ocean compared with his formidable
power. But | stand here as great a friend of temper
ance, as uncompromising a foe to ardent spirits, and as
great a foe to the accused traffic, as ever | was in my
life, (cheers.) Oh, it seems to me that if all knew
what | have suffered in mind and body for the last few
weeks, | could never be charged with being guilty of
my own misery"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-25
DALLEY,S.

The Original and only GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRAC-
TOR; the wonder and blessing of the age, a hundred fold cheaper
and superior to all other compounds. Fame from a million tongues
says, 'nsXt to the Bible let it be prized,' Gift cost 800 a box we
would Keep il constantly in the house, we hold il, AS indispensable
as bread" All pains, even those f the worst burns, are instantly
stopped by il, and of bruised, swollen, broken, strained, stung, poi
soned, cut, jamed, or otherwise wounded parts; and CURED WITH
OUT a sosR, ltuntes broken limbs RAPIDLY, cures the WORST PILES,
sore eyes, C0NsuMPrIoN, inflammation and pafnfulness Of the bowels,
indeed ALL internal and external soreness, bronchitis, and spinal in
juries, in truth, whether Man or Beast be suffering, like a miracle ii
cures.
The renOvatng and balmy influence ofthis wonder-working san
alive is fast extending itself into every corner of this intelligent con
tinent, Look into the splendid Mansion and the fair daughters
within its precincts will say, 1--WE owe much TO its MAGIC touch -
turn your footsteps towards the more humble cottage, and the ten
der mother will esF its soothing aid: and the prudent husband
man will confess he has never lost a cows udder, a gelded lamb,
pig, calf, or colt, had a CALLED s%hOuldered horse or lost his labor by
hurts OF strains, since he has used it. For the vast host of diseases
for which this mighty salve is pre-eminAntly beneficial, and for q
history ofthe forgercs upon it, see pamphlets of Agents. II IL.
DALEY be not written on each box in eoUred ink, with a pen, It Is
pOisOns you buy.
For sale at l06 Nassau st, one door above Ann, and at Mrs. HayS'
1879 Fulton st., Brooklyn.
The genuine is for sale by the following Agents; . I W ~ IIwnLapD,
Montpelier A. Cleaveand, %Drookfeldi j. Hobart q e ~ y 49, IVES.
]. Pratt, Post Mills; G. w. Prichard & Son, Bndfofuj a. 1, ban
cron, Pllin6eld; NJ. Wires, Cambridgei, IL y lamp, stowej NJ
Landon n Co., Wiliston; Goss & Hgtchins, Waterbury, j.. saw
yer, Muret0un; Cushman q ttht, "ShSn WovoImn On HSau91
MorrisvlIe; ]. Il. smith,, Ludlowj = Chlds, Wilmington; Briggs
g. Price, Rochester, ID. ~ NeVehs' No9nNohi u H. Mpuloh, Drug
water II. N. Smith, Bethel
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-25
agricultural.
Dairy Of Only One Cow,

MIR. EDITOR Il think it very kind of you to
appropriate a department in your paper, for the
use and benefit of the ladies' and for fear you
may think they do not appreciate the privilege
as they ought, from the fact that they contribute
their mite so sparingly, | have presumed to in
dute a few lines, thinking they may be better than
none, about my Dairy for | keep my dairy,
although | have but one COW. Nov | think
hear some one say, you had better stop, for you
cannot have much to say about a dairy, with
only one COW. Be patient friend, and you shall
hear what have to say, and | will promise not
to exaggerate in the least,
I commenced making cheese the Sd day of
August. What make cheese from one COW !
Yes, aud Independent of any one, (as like to
be,) | had only the milk of one COW, con-
tinued milking till the Sd of November. In
that time, (only three MONTHS | made 207 lbs.
of cheese. During the time, we used what milk
we needed for the family besides that, the calf
was not weaned the first three weeks after
commenced.
Perhaps now you may think my Cheeses are
little nara thingS wen, lhey average oNef ~
lbs. each, and if You want to know whether they
arc hard or not you must come and see. Since
| have done making cheese, | have made 8 lbs.
of butter a week, and it was not weighed with
a shirt on either. My COW has not been fed
on daiuties, but has had a common pasturage,
and fed little whey, (%without any butter on it)
and a few pumpkins. Now, MIR. Editor, ifyou
tIink this worth a place in your valuable paper,
its insertion may be the means Of bringing you
another communication fsom the
r. DAIRY MAID.
Watqford, Washington co., o., NOo. 1916