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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-16
TAR THE SLEEPS NOSES

In August and September, and perhaps the
latter part of July, fly, which is very trouble
some To sheep, lays eggs in their nostrils, which
are hatched, and the young worms ascend into
their heads, where they become very distressing,
often causing death, unless some powerful RENE
dy be applied to their election or destruction.
The better way is TO prevent the evil.
Tar is considered the best remedy. By tarring
the sleeps noses the injury will be avoided
The better way to effect this object is to Law tar
on boards or in troughs in a sheltered situation.
and then strew on salt, and the sheep will per-
form the operation of smearing; or take stick
of timber. uress the upper side, and bore in some
large anger holoo two inches deep, put some salt
in these holes and once a week, or oftener, put
tar around the edges of the holes
Sheep suffer much from these flies at the time
they are assaulted, and they often run with their
noses to the ground in order to avoid these vexa-
ton flies, or they will their noses into the
dust, when an opportunity presents, for this pur
pose some persons plough up the earth on spots
often Irequented by sheep in hot weather.
The application of tar as here recommended is
conductive to health of sheep, otherwise than by
preventing the evil we have named Il is good
for colds and other disorders.- Cutiuator.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-16

IRoN.-A most important discovery in the
manufacture of iron has been made at Troy. The
west side ofLake Champain abounds in magnetic
ore from which the new iron is. made in a rever-
batoTy furnace with only one heat The result
is soft malleable iron, capable ofbeng drawn into
the smallest wires. 1t is obtained by process of
deoxidising the iron, for which process patent
has been secured by the inventor. The cheapness
and facility with which iron can thus be produced
make it one of the first inventions of the age How
will the makers of iron in the old fashioned way
be protected against this improvement Nv Y.
Morning .Ne,CS.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-05
MONEY MARKET.

There quite an Improvement in the stock market.
Nearly every stock in the list advanced fraction and
much better feeling prevailed throughout the street.
stonngton went up 4; Norwich and Worcester !; Nor
ris Canal j Farmers Loan l; Illinois /; Canton !;
Long Island d Ohio 6s; Reading railroad /; Indiana
closed firm at yesterdays prices The transactions at
the advance were limited.
Dow d. Williamson, ESQ., late City Comptroller, has
been elected President of the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company in place Of Robert c. Cornell deceased This
is excellent appointment and trust that under the
administration of this gentleman, the affairs of the
pany will rapidly improve and the difficulties and en-
barrassments under which it has for time past la
bored, be speedily removed.
The decision Of the Supreme Court of this State
ation to the constutionality Of the general banking
law has created considerable excitement This ques-
ton has been before agtaed and several decisions have
been made in favor and against The highest court in
the State has decided that the law is constitutional but
the recent decision of the Supreme Court will bring the
subject again before he Court ofErrors.
We a table, carefully compiled from the Ship
ping List giving the quantity of certain articles import
ed this district for the first five months Of ls43 1884,
and 1885, showing the increase and decrease in the
portaton Of each item in lsi5 compared with 1884, l.
will be observed that in many Of the staple imports there
has been very hatering increase.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-05

oriental MISUNDERSTANDING. 10 HLoricr,
lne good points Of Georgian girl transparent skin rosy
1 Tse eyebrows red lips white teeth and delicate
tesence hundred beauties answering this descpton ma,
ne met with during hours promenade in Broadwayade
VINO owe their oveliess entirely the chemical skill Of d.
uouhauD His Italian Msdicated Soap infallaby remove
wos m l tan Teckies sunbarn sallownsss rat
k leaving the cutcle beautifully white and
Inc soap also buoyan be used in either hard salt
water and Is delicious for shaving ourands Poudres Sub
es possess the surprising of Immediately and
Graduating superuous hair 0fauds Liquid Pege-
ae gyesa osiness the checks and which nothing
hight hair glossy brown black
beware Of vender Of bedbug posons who to sell
ourauds Italian Medicated Soap, single article oil
celebrated preparations be 9chased
ton.
lowell Ives Salem; Guild Bangor Bii,s Springfield; Green
sey Rochester; Back,s Bull Troy; Pierce, Stanwx Hall
Albany Morse Lockpor Sorrs Hudson; Gray Poughkeep
ltsh, Lancaster &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-05
PHILADELPHIA.
Correspondence Of the Herald. !

PHLapELrHIA, June 4th, ls4o
Another Durr.-Our city last evening thrown
into considerable excitement by intelligence that two Of
city bloods had been amusing themselves in the
morning by attempting to murder each other according
to the code of honor. The parties Mr.. Edward 5.
Willing and Mr.. William Schott, and the place of
ing was at Naaman's creek the Delaware line about
twenty miles below the city the hour nine o'clock
in the morning But one fire took place and both
the shots took effect. willing received his an
tagonists bah the front part Of the right thigh
along which glanced scooping out the fcsh passing
through the left thigh within inch OF the emoraI
terry and taking of the tip end Of the little finger of the
left hand, which hanging carelcssy at his side
the moment Of the fire. Schott received Vikings ball in
the of horror the fcshy part OF which perforated
Both parties behaved with the utmost GOODNESS and the
result proves that they Their wounds
not dangerous and they were properly attended by
DR. Goddard, who the ground in capacity Of
geon. The immediate cause of this meeting al
tercation which took place between the parties in Wal
street Fifth Sunday last when schott,
said grossly insultcd willing, who Immediately sent the
challenge but the remote cause is family feud
dcred by difficulties between Schotts brother and his
WIFE who is Vikings sister James schott the brother
of the above lcombatant has repudiated his wife i'm
putting ncontinence to her she has prosecuted di
yorce. hostile meeting has taken place between him
and the man with whom he charged her wh imprudent
conduct The whole family on both sides is OF course,
morning is an episode the drama which, from present
Appearances bids fair TO be followed by Others OF like
TRANSACTIONS involved in this affair. Our citizens bad be
pan 10 forget the thinking them hushed
oblivion but the duel OF Tuesday has brought them all
fresh TO their recollections.
The friends of the Rev. John Coleman will be gratied
to learn that he recovering from his attack of
the varolod and will be in condition to
his parochia labors. The congregation of Trinity
church. Southwark delighted with the prospect Of
soon having him among them again.
II is rumored this morning that Major Roach has been
removed from the Treasurershp of the mint and gen
tlcman from the interior appointed his place. have
learned the of the lucky individual nor ist
certain that the but on the strength OF II
several expectants in this quarter looking rather oue
iousysexpected by OF our critics, will make its APP
pearancc tomorrow, Thursday: It is philosophical
sse ration uron the necessity of evil and the subject
treated in novel and interesting manner The enter
prising agents of the Herald Zeibcr Co.. the pub
iishe rs band they issue il in cheap form.
The weather very warm, and news and BUSINESS are
both dnll The following stock quotations Of to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-05

=, sing son Of twelve thereabouts.-An American OF
hnon ~ who has more intellect than wealth, (no egotsm
n.eJ ana who, would has led strange aud eyenul
e would Ike tranquil home in minded fam
o when ne would consecrate his best energies the
elevation Of vrmous and aspiring youth. He might
tesmoniils from distinguished erchan
o" put ne so poorhis has been calami.
s no 20 epaeny Inconsistent and with virtue that he
was wont to associate an equal References howe~er
h he nSnes, order will b. given, IL absolutely required But i
M o. THIS CITY, who has youth Of the above
Without r, sna mo VII place him under the care
history ere year has elapsed the hannv rstar nav
sna er1nusas!icay rejoice at the almost Incredible esa"
H.. ~ ~ onsprng intellectual powers is To be- bo,J
V Sat nut Ss s WA are truly sincere Ibis
could answer T. IL he knew the aad work NJ e,e curiosity
Z, The sdversers bosom Please address SSRR an
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-05

There has been an increase in the receipts Of fruits
hemp brandy, lead, molasses wool, and wines, while
tobacco sugars SALT rice pepper hides cotton, coffee,
cocoa and coal have fallen of The decrease will
than Offset the increase, and the value of the
of the articles included in this table, imported from Jan
uary ls to June lst ls45 be less than the mpo
tation for the period in 1884, but much larger than
in Isis The falling of in the receipts of cotton and
coffee is very large per cent
The deposits to the credit Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury in the government repositories on the
?sth May, ls4s, larger than at the date
othc returns in either Of the two previous months We
annex the official statement Of the Treasurer for three
periods showing the amount at his credit in the banks
in the mint, and in the hands Of individuals
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fPoRTs OF PRODUCE INTO BUFFALO FROM THE WEsr. Tn
JUNE LIST. IN FouR SrAsoNs - =

The vast increase in the tonnage of the Lakes cannot
obtain employment at this ratc-in he,competon
now for the little freight offering, compared with the
great number of vessels engaged in the carrying trade
is SO great that the commerce of the lakes been this
season. losing business. We table giving the
number of arrivals and departures from Buffalo to June
LIST, in two seasons -
RaEn Rrrrr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-05
NEW ARRANGEMENTS

RABINEAU'S DESBROSSES STREET BATHS.
ITO THE LADIES-The Large Swimming Bath formerly
located at the Battery north side Of Castle Garden bridge
at the foot OF Desbrosses NJ R. This
sve bathing establishment the largest in the United States
comprising both Hot and Cold Shower and Swimming Salt
Water Baths has during the been improved much
to The and comfort Of visitors The Ladies WILL
IN the week. for their accommodaon have the Of the
Large Centre Swimming Bath Mondays and Fridays until
o'clock 7. M This will afford them room
for the heahfa exercise of swimming than other hereto
p NJ, halEprce. -
Band Of Music engaged play every pleasant evening
M Iws*
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-05

Decrease in arrivals this year 1885, and in departures
~ When we take into consideration the number of nc
vessels put in commission upon the western lakes this
year. this falling of in the of Buffalo looks
very unfavorable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-05
TTrTTTDN

"A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, a graduate Of the University
OF Paris, DESTROYS of finding school private
Ty situation as ias,suctor-throash the means Of the
languages equally his Of the different branches
atorngh aud liberal education and also draw and painting
either landscapes heads or flowers
The best references can be had and his and residence
French Protestant Church of this city, No % franklin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-05

Sleep and estesnes indicative Of Worms. and
toms that should be Immediately attended TO- Shernans
Worm Lozenges will give immediate relief The number OF
Gases which have occurred within short time where the
Worms have been brought away IN mmenss Quantities and
perfect health have restored the sufferer the
Doct9r Lozenges far above every other Worm Medicine
taste, easily administered the petuant child and
always be depended upon when given according the drec
tons -
Dr. She mans warehouse is I96 Nassau Agents
Hudson Bowery East Broadway; Fulton et
Brooklyn; Ledger Buildings Philadelphia; and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-05
Songs for the People-No.' 10.

AIR-"HAPPY
Happy face happy face whateer fate in life be,
faee y ee "r a INF LII s Of e1poa Ian e
All should know whose face tanned that to Jones' Soap
Beautys boast and homelys hope, still drive pimpes all
Whene my face freckled er with sunburn ta or PIN
I've no fear for thou clear skin and dimples
jones' Soap, wondrous Soap &c.
sifs E
how clears sotsns and beautes curing all eruptons and
burn b. 70 he city
Buildings. PRadelpha and 81 State street Albany A''Se
Dyspepsia Is a weakness OF the digestive or
cams like every other complaint caused by mpury Of
those
bSd S
mrssety evacuated and indeed all the functions Of the body
,W5shs Indian Vegetable PIP Of he
cause they thoroughly cleanse the stemaeS s ali
s Ssv TO-
impossible for them to fail in curying dyspe psa
engaged in selling Counterfeit Pills the public should be ex
amsy careful e purchase from none EXCEPT advertised
Depot aIssawsS street New YORK ''' 'u osA.
Indian Vegetable Pis 'N'''~''"' y :" - genuine
All Philadelphia subscriptions to the
s III s5
WITHOUT delivered free charge any part Phs
delphia Single copies for sale above daily o'clock
Price 3 cents
The WEEKLY HERALD also for sale every Saturday
ng,Pce 81 cents 50 delivered any part Of
Philadelphia free Of postage.
All the and cheap Publications for sale at their es
tablishmsnt, soon as issued, wholesale and retail.
a. s sise IF SHs the .
Sy valuable medium to sdystss Advertise
the Herald next day.
Medical NOTES.-The Advertiser nts OF the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established
the Suppression Of Quaekery in the Of all Diseases will
hereafter the fourth and last column Of this
paper. w. s. RICHARDSON, Md, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms the College IS Nassau st.
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BOARDING.

0NE gentlemen be with board IN
~ respectable private family. moderate terms where
there are no other boardes taken IN an airy hearhy situation
also have the benefit aud cold baths note addressed
X d. al the office Of this will be punctualy attended
TO- iu2 1Msrc
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Sales OF Stocks Mt Boston.

BROKERS Board, June 3ii shares l. Boston 1877 100
Boston Disdends O. 9Concord Railroad 65i; New fngan
Worsted CO 0la 30 Wilmington Railroad o Inn 49,, "a No
Worcester RallrSad l5d 2,s 80 do I5ds 72 i5o d
W y Long Island Railroad T0s 100 do 7G do Oss 80 ID
70la; 200 do 5ds 702a; 50 do 0 2m 70t,. ~ :" y
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GOLD LEAE'

GILDERS, Bookbinders, Sign Painters, Pocket Book
N Makers, Jappanners Druggists Lamp Makers Gold Leaf
Makers and all of Gold Leaf-The best quality and
largest Gold Leaf Manufactured the United States
Europe the lowest j. l.. WAUGS Gold and
Silver Leaf Factory No % Read street Church
Dentists Gold Foil S26 on less quantity proportion
J. l.. WAUGH, Practical Gold Beaer,
my232w ipSIh % Reade street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-05

At this rate another four months will suffice to redeem
nearly the whole of the amount now outstanding.
The receipts Of produce at Buffalo from the West from
the opening Lake navigation to the LIST Of June 1916
compared with the corresponding period last season.
show falling of in all the most staple articles The re-
cepts of -four have been nearly a hundred thousand
barrels less and the receipts Of wheat and flour to.
gether show falling off of nearly six hundred thousand
bushels of wheat, in about sixty days Pork has fallen
of nearly 5000 barrels and beef 5000 barrels
INIpnn Rt,,.r
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CARPETING.
al PEARL, STREET.

454 PEARL STREET
THE Just opened the large and spaciou.
l. CARPET WARE ROOMS, No. t5i Pearl street former.
ly occupied by Smith, Hewitt Co.. and ready
the public entire new stock Of Carpetng bought expressly @
the spring trade Of which exceedingly rich de
signs and colors Among them max be found
IS NEW SETTS ADMINISTER BRUSSELS
Entirely New.
IS PS. ADMINISTER THREE Ply
SuPERFlNE FINE AND COMMON INGRAM
CARPETING,
OF every variety aud description
Rug; DTggen Table and Piano Covers Worsted, Tuiied
and Jute Mats Oil Cloths very heavy and great varieties
from TO feet wide; together with all other articles usually
found IN the trade The public requested to call and exam'n
PETERSON n HUMPHREY
m2o 2msm 5i Pearl street
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BLUE LICK SPRINGS.
KENTUCKY

THE PROPRIETORS of this well-known watering place
take pleasure in informing the public that their establish.
ment will be openedfor the reception and
sors on the 10th June proxmo nvads accommodated
season OF the This waterngpace being situated on the
road leading from Maysle Lexington about equi
distant from EACH makes acceptable than any other
the west Public and be procured all
nes at either point for the accommodation of visitors.
I. & l.. p HOLIDAY, Proprietors
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CASEIE GANDEN.
rroprietors Messrs. French and Heser.
An Entire Change Of Entertainments.
CONCERTS LA SARD
admission Is Cents.
Thursday Evening, June 9Th.
The entertainments will with Grand Operatic
Overture.
Grand Gymnastic Fete by the Elsser Brothers
Mademoisele Desjardines will dance La Smolenska.
A Concert and Promenade by the whole Orchestra.
Grotesque Pas Chinois Mr. I Z Parsoe.
MIR Hill will give his nimitable Entertainment.
To conclude with n Comic Ballet entitled the
TRlBULATIONS OF VOL AU VENT.
Justin MIR L Parsoe La Pere Boniface Mons ustave Vol
au Vent, Mons Louis; Louise, Miss Louise
IL Between the Entertainments Of Ten
Minutes for Promenade and Refreshments
Doors at halfpast O'Clock. Performance to com.
mo Qo,rl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-05

Of hair be had by three shilling bottle of Joness Co
RAJ Hair Kesorative its qualities land mind reader does
all here stated force the growth IF the hair soften clean
from the scal and roots and dress dark and to keep il
order thrice as long other article made Sold at 82 Chat
ham street, 523 Broadway, Fulton BROOKLYN
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Rlrip Lick Hnfp,.

The envable reputation of this Water has induced persons
various points, to attempt sell water from other springs
lar as possible barrel that shipped from springs
has the brand "Holaday's Blue Lick Water.n
J3 3trc II. & l..
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VAUxHALL GARDEN SALOON.
P. DE LA Rec. ). MANAGER.
Ihursday Evening, june the 9th,
CHASTE AND ELEGANT PERFORMANCES IN THE
GRAND SALOON
an Entire Change OF Performance each EUening.
The following ladies and gentlemen will have the honor
appearing
Aamele Pauline de La Grand the graceful Danseuse
the Paris Theatres.
Miss A: Homer, the graceful Dansuese.
Miss II. Roberts, charming Danseuse.
Mr.. J. Ryall, the weknown Comic Dancer.
MIR. w. j. Hamilton the tavorite Ballad Singer.
Mr.. d. Gardiner, the humorous Comic Singer.
Also the Celebrated Band of
ETHIOPIAN OPER.dTTC BROTHERS And
SISTERS!
known as DAN GARDNER, the celebrated Negro Wench;
SAM JOHNSON, that old rough Niger: e. WHITE, j.
MYERS, s. COLE and MASTER BRYANT forming to-
an instrument, from the Banjo to the Bones
u For particulars small bills
ify--Admission I2b Cents. 80
u No postponement o Of weather
Doors open ~ O'clock Performance commence at 81
O'clock = =
An efficient Police in attendance under the direction of officer
w
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The North River bank has recently been added the list
ofgovenment banks in this city has, according the
latest report of the Treasurer larger on deposit
than any other bank in this city. The government de-
posts in all the banks this city Philadelphia Boston,
on the 2sth of April last amounted ass and on
the 2sth of May, to $2,s9s75, showing an increase of
$3.50 in the month The increase in the aggregate de.
posts in thu banks from April 2sth May 2sh was only
being increase of but 1905 s35 in the banks
out Of the three cities named in the above table We no.
tce that the deposits have within the past month been
reduced in the Michigan Insurance Company at De.
trot This we suppose, has been caused by the una.
vorabe reports current about that company growing
out Of the failure ofthe Bank of st. Clair
1t is stated that change will soon be made in the
deposit sysem that it is in contemplation to require from
oil the banks insurance companies individuals hold
ing public monyes deposit security for its safe keep
ing The existing syst has worked very WELL SO far
as the safety OF the deposits has been but
long as the government has security for the large
sums entrusted to banks in all sections of the country
so long as the credit ofany institution or firm the only
basis upon which the deposits made there is per
petua danger Of losses The government deposits draw
no interest and are, therefore, very desirable for any
concern to have even by the deposit of sufficient secur
ty in the hands of the Secretary of the Treasury for
more than the amount of money received. Some i'm.
provement might be made upon the present system and
We trust the Secretary will carry out his plans for
the better regulation Of the public repositories
The following table shows the amount of outstanding
Treasury notes on the LIST inst compared with former pc
RODS -
r.,
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IMPORTANT To THE PUBLIC
EaIK1N Tfr RTVGNv

IMPORTED and for sale by Mark Levy& Brother Maiden
Lane This article highly esteemed Europe for
efficacy in all Waiting the excucatng pains Of Tic Dooux
Rheumatic Affections Coughs, Colds, Asthmas SC. sc.
IL perfectly harmless and may be applied all with
the safety efficacy undispued being known
fail in accomp sng the purpose. Ii has received the appo-
baton Of the medical profession who have pononnced to be
the important modern scientific invention. The charge
so low TO be within the reach Of all classes.
The great influence IL the uly
astonishing and must be witnessed to be believed
N. B.-No Liquid is needed with the above.
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