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The New York herald., 1845-08-01
Home Ports.

LuBEc. July 23-Sld Ormus Philadelphia.
J%y ss Ua l Gasssoaps ah Benz Adam.
SALEM, July 2s-A Convoy, Charlsson Elizabeth Small
BosroN July so-An Duxbury Analaboo Coast sumatra:
Robin Hood Valparaiso; Lagrange Glasgow ercgsan do;
Olive Branch Kingston. Ja VIM Badger and Plate NOrns'
Boston and Bamore senas Cape Hayden;
Emelme Manssn,lla Sarah Jane Jago Bordeaux sayan
wark St Helena, Warrior Manhattan and salem Phadep's
Joseph Alexandria Reap = and Caroline Baltimore; Hy Cur
change and Despatch NYork Teegraphed Eli Whitney
Liverpool Cid Wabash, Buenos Ayres; Latona lnew Of
phia Lucinda snow Aiexandria Trio Taylor and Mail Nj
GI cucEsrra July as-An Only Daughter, McDufhe, New
NAsrucxEr July 2s-Arr Exact. Baltimore Senator. New
HoME. H95E july as-An Cottage, Smith, ,Thomaston, and
EDeAnTows, July ss-An Leader. Norfolk; -.
aessee Philadephia Meteor and Huldah West Rondout
Jas Bennett Albany; Emily and Massachusetts, Nfork
NrwpoaT july 9o-Ar Joseph, and Alabama FIN Phadel-
rha Joseph Turner and unon Proydeace for Baltimore
29lh ar Calisto Fall River for st. Marys :
THOMPSON, st Croa John Welsh Kingston Jam; Acorn,
Robt Wan Boston, Alexander, Newport Spy. Fall River
Richmond Boston, Atlas, Poughksepsie Smith NHsyen
Portsmouth; Mary Jane Elizabeth King and Richmond,
Boson JOY Roxbury; Ann Elizabeth Po9ghkeepsie Lang
Achsah D. Daniel Baker and Jos Lyband Providence Pilot
Harem Oneco, Cambridge; Jane Mystic Susan rhebe
and Maria Causey, Greenwich; Amy Albany; Champion
M Egy Sing sS
New ORLEANS July 23-Arr Mary Smith, and Qneco, bos
Rafaels, !Mexl Assmoras Carmen Mex LSgnna va
Aransas Austerltz Antwerp: Clifton Ingero, New York
Chester, Philadelphia. Atalanta, Galveston
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s Eastern RR ios i2 do H. 1881 5Charlesown B5ancl
ing RR 2s 50 Nor and Wore RR 7os s25 Wilmington RR
300 DO "a sosod $50 do "a 5Ie 200 do Az seod q do y
Union Copper o. Z; 10 do 8.
Al Aucr,oN-25 share, Washington Blk, par; 10 shawmut
do s ss Norrn do es; 10 Globe do, le7 Nsssachu
s-ts do par $3.50 "a per adv; Merchants do Salem
so ass Fremens ins Co. ~ adv Lacons Manu-
Co $3.50 paid 81 per adv; mon Manuf Co. div off
2s 23 per Ct adv York Manuf Bo div off 80 adv
Sandwich Gnss Co diy off ss; Lake superiSr Co. a,O
Worcester RR Ii8; 100 Boston and Maine RR ia 1855;
Boston and Lowell mr. sos; so Portland and Ssco RR lO
100 Western RR 1915 10 Boston Museum 6r; Cheshire
RR paid par q sco Water Power Co, 32O; $1,000 Mass
5 per stock, payable 1857, per CT adv.
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Total .......... 4,9i5 49,. ,9e9
ew cotton mill. capable Of holding 10. 600 spindle


new cotton mill capable Of holding 10000 spindles,
has been built at NewbuTg, New York
The Ihorndike Manufacturing Company is erecting a
large factory in Palmer Mass, which will double the
population OF the village Palmer is few miles east OF
Springfield.
woollen factory is in operation near Burlington,
Iowa 1t four story brick building and can manu-.
iacture twenty thousand pounds of wool per year II
operated by water power and has power looms and all
the necessary machinery for making and dressing fine
cloth II manufactures and and
is owned by Messrs. Caton & Van Horn
company OF citizens of Onondaga and Madison conn
ties has commenced the work OF turning " Iimestone
Creek" through the village OF Fayettve Onondaga
county, where it will have fall OF l3O feet and afo1d
sufficient power to run eight ten large factories
The enterprising people of GAINESVILLE Ohio are about
ishing town. The Republican states that 1000 has al
and doubt exists but the will be increased to
S35 900 in few days.
The first meeting of the stockholders of the Ocean
Steam Mill was held few weeks ago in Newburyport
The officers of the company chosen and arrange.
made to procure lot and to effect contracts for
the erection of the mill II will be l6l feet by SO in the
clear.
1t is fact believe, says the LoweH Courier that
the American manufacturer has driven out of the mar
ke the coons and many of the printed goods OF
me English manufacturer. IL appears by tabular state
ment now before us, taken from late English paper,
compiled from returns made ITO the House Of Commons
,ha me whole number Of wooden cloths Of all sorts
ported 70 the United States during the year 5II,
3'o pieces oi mapped coatings, dufels &c. only 800
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Cotton Trasae,

For few days succeeding the departure of the Aca-
dia there was no perceptibe change in quotations for
TINS staple the amount of business transacted being light
with but little inclination the part holders TO bring
in receipt OF advices from Liverpool the 5h
per steamer Great Western the letters per steamer Br
tannia having arrived the day preceding the general
tenor OF these accounts being good and point
ing at future Improvement, buyers for export have
come forward freely and the market opened that day
with an advance of quarter cent at which rate the
sales large for two days. spectators also joining
IN the purchases the market since has still further i'm
proved nearly another quarter cent with free purchases
holders submitting their supplies sparingly and negoa
ting only when full rates could be obtained The de-
mand has not been caused entirely by the favorable TO-
causes the disastrous fire which occurred here :he
morning of the 10Th inst, destroyed li000 bales and
receipts must necessarily be light for the next two
months, the ordinary demand from own spinners
would draw heavily reduced stock, if not entire
ly absorb it. The market still buoyant although the
sales the last two dnys less amount Sales for the
week ending 10Th inst, 1000 bales for the week ending
10th inst. 8 900 bales since to date 200 bales.
The movements in this staple, this season. compared
with the two previous have been as annexed =
Bales.
Receipts at ports of the U. s. since Sept l. a2 l49
same period last year =, 2,Oo0,is7
" year before. 1866, III
Exports from U. S since Sept l, lS4i .2o54,s3l
" same period last year.. 80. 56s,47o
:" year before. i 9sl l66
The receipts at this port since the inst have been
Is 700 balcs exports Ia 307 Taken by spnners 6000
taken speculation 5000. Stock in city, 25,000.-
Amount on sale, 1900 bales
The advices from Liverpool to the 10th inst. nclu-
siye by the Cambria, received this morning, and
the favorable reports in eation to the European
kets, must have corresponding effect here.
We annex the current quotations in this market =
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Passengers Sailed.

LvERPooL-Seam ship Great Western-E Douglass, Ba-
ker, solomon Townsend, $ I N,co, Rawdon A Rode.
wall Dwight Danfonh. Thos Tiotson, James Gaunt G
Darby and lady Nlr ZnchIsson Mr. all of New York;
Ginsevoort Melville Secretary of Legation London
y Chiffon and friend Charles Lafon, Nee D Fanis,
s Ferguson Rodewald, James Clunas, all of New Or.
Aaglebrodt fruss,n Consul, St Louis; Thoma, Oakley
dorm and friend Of Phadeh ha; MIR o'Conner and misses
Teman Of Piusburg Hon Mr. Mckay and three daughters
Mrs Brown all of Canad William Renhaw, Mrs Wolf and
servant Csaccasi, W. Lying Demersa; Gfe9rg,s Ure
n. Master Tonzalin Jamaica; Edward oXley Misses
Bet ridge, VIM Love- England; Mrs Malihran, Mali
bran, Paris: Louis uan Italy; Mr. De rdep, Swe
bier.
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schr Warren Hutchinson. Easpor plaster. Smith &
Boynton
Schr Ann Hyman. Toen Newben. NC naval stores, De
Peyster x Whitmarsh.
schr Napoleon, jefferson. swansboro NC. naval stores.
De Peyster Whitmarsh
schr W Smith, Parker. Richmond -four.
Schr T. P Brown, Jones, Richmond, coal.
Schr ID A Somers Smith, Virginia.
Schr Birdsall, Ranlon, Virginia.
Below.
Ship Clyde. from Liverpool June l3
Ship Alabama, from Glasgow.
French ship and ship unknown.
sailed.
Steam ship Western Lvepool ship jenkins, Balti
more; brigs VIM Price do; Emily, Charleston.
The New York herald., 1845-08-01
PUBLIC SALE OF THE
MONROE RAIL ROAD AND BANKING GO
cvowoIA 1Decres of the SPECIAL Jury relation To-
R;hh Conntvf Monroe Rail Road and Banking Com1
MONROE
GEORGIA,
Bibb County.

s ii a s'; Road '.s sssd bsafs
sm k1s md ID ;as ns III
county peKab both the part Ssrsof which has been com.
I'm
Se oafos Rs s"a me S &
Company nsolvn, and wholly unable its debts aors;
aSS sS es a y s IS ~
Wiz Sa~s WORK 9'ss sad S
r. we a aG sf Ra D.
ii s1 1;rs,
hs s% SsS, and arhsi Road
al %
q s
S 5 # s 0Pss sws u the s%ss sy
samuel %%s "S. and Thomas Hppdsmsn comm f
and 1e he ss paid
70 for Sns y he s
o q s y q , S Nso and q h A. pse sos be
Claims schedule thereof Clerks ONCE o this Court,
tors controversy shoad respecting said claims.
sssa VA ~ y Tss o
pspy m said sale had not m been m relation to
statute of mation nonperomance of contracts
ns ao at 's
creditors be then and there also and
e5s.
% h v s ae % 5 Rsa
70 extend % Al ability contracted prior to said SALE and
ad Company she purchss he BY him.
her them IN said Company that the title be transferred by
for the transfer bank stock when sale thereof made
Sheriff. and further that for keeping OF said Road
operation 70, the intervening between the day of
aa a @ Y sss ss acs @
fcent said purpose mat the balance be paid from he pro-
B. Parker as trustee IN charge Road and
monthly returns amount receipts thereon and file the
eens he IL repair and operon shbs
n zach of the number and description n Of officers
month and Quantity quality and value Of materials
purchased subject to the examination and approval Of the
essa costs and other s N sa pro-
s from the minutes lNRY IF @ y R6ss ssa Nay
By virtue the above decree the undersigned will sell be-
Monroe Rail Road from Macon to Marihasve in the county
eSftt
ny and all the rights prveg and FRANCHISES in any msnnsr
ing Company embracing only the Road the de-
s ana beS
Also the belonging to said Monroe Raid Road
and Banking Company embracing subscriptions for stock
paid including The subsept,on Of the State Of Georgia for
sns said Monroe o. d
Banking Company full schedule Of WHICH may be
length the Road %es He the Whole Of Which
graded to its junction withthe Western and Aanc Rail Road
four and miles The Road Jonesborough
%s cars esssn cs and
for eight other freight and stationary engine The
ss sG%ny
''''''"''' SSSSSHRS iSSNEREtL $5MERstL
fAhNSMEAl Th5MAs RlRbEMzs +. HYSIMEzEss
Macon. C1a., klay 26. jel7toau5
The New York herald., 1845-08-01
By Last Nights Southern. HAIL.

PHILADELPHIA July 3i-Ar Rammohun Roy, NOrleans;
Pennsylvania Matspzas Bazilian 81 Thomas; Aldebaron
Eastport Monhegan, NHaven; w Erickson, New York
BALriMoRE July so-Arr Maryland. and Chattahoochee
Boston; United aud Irya Providence; James Bangor Be
(new POI lons) Pernambuco and mkt.
NonFoLK July 29Sd Atlantic and Pioneer, Boston Pres
dent, Providence.
CHARLEsroS July 2s-Below. Ssrqge Cld Jas Perkins
York Sid 26th Splendid Providence and Carolina
Northern port
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COM M L RCIAL .

New York, Thursday, July 81.
AsHEs-Pos are in moderate demand at SO SIT s7t
Pearls are firm at 81 l2t is}.
CoTToN-This being packet day, there little doing
in this staple The arrival of steamer and the de-
parture OF another has kept operators pretty active
preparing their correspondence
HAy-Common qualities North River bale we quote at
90 DOC Prime for city consumption, sells at 10 75c
WHISKY Domestic in drudge casks we quote at
2oc Western and prison bbls steady at u 2ltc.
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PoEtT OF NEW YORK. AUGUST


Ship Prince Albert sebor London Grinnell Mnturn Co
ship Europe, Furber, Liverpool. II MarshaIi
SHIP RP s.e eSy9 BOYD haeken
p shp Mary Mar Jane ttner Ams,erda@ sshm, Dachen
BrIg Pemss,aIa, paqeE,Id, Ns@vi!as Buck { Peters.
Brig Edw Blake, Adams Bangor, Buck Peters. g,al.1
Sch Charlotte Br Vaughan, St John NIB. Arrowsmth
scsT ss TeFIS" i,s STS1ma@ sa,more Gge MAILER
schr splendid CroweI Boston " Lewis vi s'' o'e'''
Barge Comet, Cox, Philadelphia.
Arrived.
Packet ship Stephen Whitney, Thompson from Liverpool
Ship Augustine lie rd Rand IL days from St Petersburg,
i ship Cssa A1dews sochbo% IA! sh ~ IL i, Gs 81
lon 81 ship Chco, 81 Petersburg for do 2h lat ~ 49, lon
Belgian ship Emmanuel Cordier from Antwerp June H.,
and Flushing 2lst with mdse TO Gerling Kunkemann
with mdse, to & 4 Poppe ~ '''' io'" D'e"'"'
to SSp Dssse c% G.sT rpi with "s md'
So saw an English 4, - brig showing Nos 9s5 Mayaps signals.
Ship shennadoab tof phadepha) West, from Liverpool
westerly aes Saw number cebergs from lat % to Is 30
lon a 90 81. 10Th alt. spoke fishing schr saus.'
md De Peys;sr Wh%,rsh sad Gillespie pF s' spfuas
rudder AID had be KEEP! uder sail all the passage
Ship Wskosa Dockendof days from Charleston, with
Is qss q Condor Titiob - asys from g cso., B.s; End
Niork dys brig George Loyal Of aud for New Haven
logwood TO Rowland Aspinwsll
osceola, Pierce IS days from st Crox, with sugar
p British big Falcon, Pitt days from Bermuda in ballast to
Brig G9 Tayoe Brown days from Calais with lath to
scbr Foam Davis 30 days from Tampco, with mdse, to II
Sch Fawa, Rogers days from Jacme with s7s bags cof
Tor Boston, next day.
The New York herald., 1845-08-01
PHILADELPHIA, July 81. ls45

PHILADELPHIA, July 81 lsi5.
We have had several alarms of fires in the course Of
the last twentyf hours, but the only Of any i'm
portance was occasioned by the burning of the cabinet
makers shop Of MIR Thomas p. Sherbourne in court
running north from Walnut street. between ith and 5th
1t took place about o'clock last night and the entire
building was destroyed with its contents It required
all the energy of fremen save the adjoining pro
perty from destruction.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon our city was visit
Gu W severe storm OF rain and wind accompanied by
very heavy thunder and lightning The streets we're
hooded easements hiied with water, signs, trees and
awning posts blown down. and several buildings in ,,e
vicinity struck by lightning The storm lasted abou,
two hours, stacking off about dark clearing up entire
ly at about III O'Clock at night To-day the weatbar
delightful. ~ -
rae iron steamship Bangor left this CITY this mornin
on coastng excursion, with large number OF passen
gers. She touches at New York from thence she n ro
ceeds to Boston, and from thence to Portland Maine 4
great concourse oil people cheered her she left the
wharf.
One Of our watchmcn knocked down last night in
the very centre OF the ost fashionable and populous
portion OF the city, and was so injured that his life is
considered 10 danger His assaisnts were two unknown
men, and he was struck the head with paving
stone.
The natives have elected delegates to convention to
DC heiu at narrsb ug for the purpose of nominating
harse s canoidate Tor canal commissioner.
Inc effect OF the State Treasurers circular is seen in
INC aasance q state Securities to-day. They stead
the disposition manifested by holders 10 keen what t5ev
nNeconhdeat as they arc that stock will not be long
IN reaching par What few transactions. arc are
or permanent investment An arrangement mt has at last
been effected between the Wilmington Rairnad 81 nj
ana Ches Canal companies which will be advantageou
70 ootn $50 fixed that all the travel will be by tho
~ .ne dorner company, and the freight by those of
aae aer The rates of freight and fare have not been
- aeaea 70 SUIT the new state OF things but viii be- il is
Apossed IN lew days. The stock of the Rail- oad has
aassnScu Y IN consequences; a further advance il ex
.s,,ied M"en tue arrangements fully and permanent
s"es OF stocks ut Philadelphia.
M board July 3-s6oO State So 7S Is sba. Mechanics
ia ~ "a, 10 10 pa; 100 keadi RR 284; S Bank
w ursru Ok Sb fenna Blk 2J834 a. Mechanics Bk VI s
DoARp-Si2 State IS, new annual 7s 1000 do 7i
10 Dds 73sa; % Wilmington RI. bo,ds si. ,oo d. "a
20 o. soSds I3a; 80 DO 3D. ~, II t;iIyd BI AZ 4,
The New York herald., 1845-08-01

BALTIMORE July 81 lS45.
a Fine Rain-Outrage The German Girl Sterar,s
Statement-.4ccidentGl Death Markets &C.
We were favored with fine rain yesterday afternoon
for about two hours which has doubtless considerably
revived all vegetable nature. This morning the sun
shines from unclouded sky.
The examination of those beautiful young men who
committed the rape the German girl last Sunday
night to take place this morning before Judge Brice
The excitement on the subject particularly among the
Germans the Point, is intense and the court house
will be mobbed though learn the examination is 70 be
private. As usual in such cases the friends of the pri
soners endeavoring to weaken the girls testimony
by bellns her character, the prominent of whom
is the man who, a memorable OCCASION mistook the
mouth of brandy bottle for pistol barrel But il is all
to no purpose know her and vouch for the chas
tty and purity OF her character Among the German
population of this city fTa sister scarcely to be
found. and they will find Baltimore jury willing to
protect virtue against the assaults Of lust among them
as If they were natives of the soil
VIM. Z. Preston, ESD il is generally understood is
preparing the elaborate statement OF Stewart con-
visited parricde given his death bed, in which he
asserts his entire innocence of all knowledge con-
nection with the murder of his father lie will have
task perform to satisfy the community of the truth of
the statement though he did die Protestant and
received passport to Heaven from Protestant Minis.
ter. Adam Horn and Henry NJ ,Curry died first rate
Catholics and though their dyiug statements were NOT
halt hard TO digest this statement Of Stewards still
| find the Protestant community ready to swallow the
latter whilst they rejected the former Such is eli.
DIR. VIM. A. Cobb of this city, was thrown from his
horse on Monday last and from the effects of the injuries
received he died yesterday afternoon
The Jackson monument in this city will be
flash in the pan. The Convention elected to take the
matter in hand, have done nothing yet.
MAhKErs-The demand for Howard street Flour is
quite limited and hear of no transactions beyond re-
tail sales at 81 By Some holders ask 81 49, for choice
brands of fresh ground, but hear of no sales. New
Flour is in good request So but the receipts are
light The receipt price from is 81 25 The last
transactions in City Mills Flour at 81 Co. Mllers
still ask that price.
The supplies of wheat continue fall, but prices have
declined shade within day two | quote good to
prime reds at so s3 cts ordinary good IS so cts;
and inferior lots with less garlic at 65 rs ctsa
IN quallty; White Wheats have also declined so So
able for family flour.
In consequence of the scarcity of Whiskey prices
have advanced Holders of bbs ask - cents and have
refused to sell at 23 cents Hhds would probably bring
~ cents. -
The New York herald., 1845-08-01

The season Of trade in manufactured goods begins to
OPEN The increased enquiry has not yet been large
enough to affect prices but may when the demand be-
comes more active We annex the present quotations
The New York herald., 1845-08-01
MI TTSIC,

MUSlC.
BosS n Il ise
and Violin teach Ladies and I'd Cen
compaatye short me by his new Analysing and nductve
M b. will co. usual residences of his pupils any
part of the city, by the stages Satisfactory city and other
e!ences gwen on application at No s. Franklin street
BILLIARDS-GREAT IMPROVEMENTS
SOUTHERNERS Strangers and Citizens are invited to try
Nahogaay Bed, with s5 Panels mde by steam mach?sry
he usual price Likewise Cushions So elastic h ssyeP ess
old joining the Museum Building
os Field with number Of these improved Tables invites
his friends call the Cned States Hotel Entrance through
the bar.room l9G Water street. jy23 lm'rrc
| THE CELEBRATED PATE D'AMANDES
6ss K sfy b d
s ooy,g sfs places "A ha haa 10 ss , BTosSSwsy =
Der. and nTss az st5ess Mels Grand ;'res k
ifs a2 s ss aiS St
Grand sreet Dr. Sargent 9Th and Sd avenue; John
&c ,5ss bo6fS &C. RsasssS
uer of Fulton and Cranberry streets. ju3 lm4rc
J. b STOUVENEL,
IMPORTER OF WINES No 80 John street, informs his
supply the great demand made
bsfy S hs dqss Wines
The .noTn houses rs M i0gw.g are sussPt
MessIs Boron iueser' (Proprietors of vignobles,
1rt rtefSssn., Ss,,.;s at Bordeaux.
NJ B-J. b. S undertakes sell Wine for family by
| the dozen or gallon. jy23lm+ec
TO MERCH1NIS IND CON7R4CTORS,
vi late fire. viii vii please call al upon upon jNo g. TiBBETs sSl
o,S s5ef The sveg % Tads az p.
the least from wall when the hottest flames pouring
against them There similar to these, but not the
jy25 2wsrrc JNO. g. TIBBETS.
The New York herald., 1845-08-01

The prices steady in Boston the both inst and
the demand good. The export has been
Foreign Coastcise.
For three days, bales. So -. 2s3
Since June i, l,............ 1857 49,. l,7l6
The New York herald., 1845-08-01
issaa1fsaj Ca 80.

DOCToR FAWCETT, Of le6 Fulton street, New York,
~ Member oft Royal College of Surgeons of London and
Edinburgh aod Graduate Of the Jefferson Medical College Of
Phsdeha also author o work embracing the follow
subjects yz:Alatmony, impotency and Sterty, anato-
mcay physoogcally nd medically explained with
prehNve exposition of the and modern Of
Syphilis Secondary SYM GonorrhGa, Gleet Structures,
Nocturnal Ensonsnd all arising from self
pollution Doctor Fawce continues his private consultation
the aforementioned Diseases his long established office,
log Fulton street. where the aggravated forms OF aiec-
on OF the generaye will yield his mode OF treat
without diet and without mer-
cuIy Even when the procrerye energies torpid
payyed from excessive indulgence or from
he will he able the parts health and vgor Fer
distance enclosing ST. have copy OF the work
Ios Lnton s,rert New YnrE aui imsrrc
The New York herald., 1845-08-01
BATCHELOR'S
N E w IN V T. Mt K d

GO PERFECTLY resembles the real head Of hair defy
- detection All the old difficulties and vexatous
are completely done with Wig enjoy
and comfort they did with their hai
Citizens and invited inspect this tasty and deli
cate work, be be appreciated, WM
BATCIIEIOR'S Wig and Scalp Mandatory, No Wal
street, Broadway-R ed from lsj Broadway
IrnHn
The New York herald., 1845-08-01
GOTHIC CHURCHES.

TO CdFIIHI@INIS.
A RARE CHANCE-To invest capital Of about SIC 600
N and profitable way by erecting building for divn
worship for the FanuE Congregation Of this city and fur.
nishg lots between Bowey and East River and
Broome and Madison streets for that purpose.
For particulars enquire al Mr. Dttenhoefer % Cedar ST.
al nj esss Stettheimer Brothers, o. Beaver street
juO I'm
The New York herald., 1845-08-01
M A RxTI M Il Il AID,

CHARLEsToN-Shp Wakona-75i bales cotton Burckmeyes
& Son-l2l Thompson Adams.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-14


sNs.~Nsll<--shsh- rhcsoD~sz OF ssrnsiIe polsriy.
e".enos AMI rrpnsson have n,oys ,sso "a.
sei thst two current. VI ~~trieiiy iDovps IN
eveoa ~p<L and aiael each rhsx. ana
roy mas eseu been com "a. p~~d~ by
.seehy Thus ap-~ al r-st .-ss-, Of
nv fss" s"n'-m h..h Jseosefsd-and seet. Of
w use"seD IN aany useful av~niiors patient In
and etpenmsn have the properties
ssn aeoseiei elected and applied Of sA.ns
OF saf-aarila they eensved be developed In ,.r
saen p"ny and strength The magnetic IN a.
way WIN noc eertliniy alcEg exraphe ~r IN given
ron han the d-netns and resprnz Influence Of this pt,
p"n ID the sat Of dsas. ferouous Uicsrs TuDot- n,
& Rheumatism searvy Ep.ipea'. Dyspepsia D,bi
complains letter. kns~orn. satt Ebeum L.,fo.y
an head and I'll hepaiie DISORDERS By The
inventors do not pretend hsy they hav. had
nm opportunity Of observing knowing their Extract
sas ~ The eesnx Of Providence. uniformly beneficial
~" further particulars aud conclusive evidence u. up~r,os
gratis. - - -s'"''
y Prepared and soh whor.aie and expor.tIon
n u rhNDs co Druggists and ch~n-,s Gr,nii. Buii-
hg. NJ" ~ broadway of Chambers street New York
sosl aso BY ALIEN DuvAL co, Agents. street Rieh
o""' va. FT rnes VI pei Hot'is bottles for IS.
n. HARTLEY professionally consulted. ns usual At
s residence on Franklin Trinity Church
see ms Gard on ht headed Usthra
Richmond. Dee. Itth, 1890, -