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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-12
BALTIMORE, Nov. IL, lSlt


Rain .asain-Dr. Hateh-.and~sOn- Markets, $e.
The weather has again changed and dull dismal
rain is falling this morning.
II appears that DR.. Hatch, allies Brown, Sc, well
known having been under arrest in connection with
the Livingston express robbery prior to that affair
landlord of the Seven Mile House." the Reisertown
road, in connection with man named John A. Campbell
At the time of Hachs arrest he left quantity of pro-
perry at the hotel which he alleges Campbell took pos
Of and partly sed and partly hid He got out
search-warrant few days since, obtained Of the
goods and had Campbell arrested for robbery. Camp
bell in return had Hatch arrested for passing counter
felt notes Both parties have enjoyed very fair repu.
tation and ii is said that Hatch the of Brown
formerly held commission from the Governor justice
of the peace Some singular deveopements will probs-
bly, come out of the case.
Counterfeit $40 notes of the Commercial and Farmers
Bank oil Baltimore are in circulation in this city.
Anderson appeared again as Hamlet last night, to
another overhowing house.
Sands Lents Roman Amphitheatre has been
open nearly three weeks and continues to be crowded
nightly il holds over three thousand persons.
on Monday holders Of oSf lni advanced
sskng price to Sc for Howard and City Mills brand
So3 The recspI price IS unsettled Tn enquiry for grain
s and Of white wheat, not suitable for family flour at
81 H. 1900 bushels old white brought IS There
new white yellow at ssaso cents Oats ,sasO
Rye ST. The demand for Whisky rather better and prices
sTocK AND MONEY MA~KEr--Sales effected in the
Stock market moderate with rmness
City Losns-Ss Of 1880 close at gsos with sellers more
than buyers, 1905 demand s6% 1865, s
Nothing doing in five per cents.
State 6s as last repousd-76a4; G5s s6a67 thress
6ves Mexican indemnify sell at o5 Pennsy
wanna 3s 6G1s bid 60 asked.
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THE PHILADELPHIA II ERB DOCTOR

JACOB ynEELAN. Srsenyiile, n }. cured of serofals
H.. Il s's ss @
have reference of. disease all New York Cases q
The he wa. naase 70 walk Without sruteSs
He by his own settlement Oet15e sh was sSfsa ~ 5nTss
II. s'i
he VI
Mrs D.y' sShs,a snS
p ssI 'ss soop a eoapou Of
sss S" an i sar.y
ps' s eess q Of & $50 sai ss easS
Of Piles week alter having The siH years. One lady
ws. s
be s wo i've sad
MEDICAL CAhD-Dr. Morrison has been .psssed for
Nl years the esssu treatment OF all forms OF
and dsS aa
habit Pr s bs of hs
s sss nas n0o Of the RUS
2oaH fulton street Letters amended TO- rs lm-rrc
LnNAN rnlslolAN-pM nhlNa 80; ,i :. = nu rs
RG:
" practices under chronic affections
aisss.s :IssaS:. Pie: certain a.:
ss ap 70 sSs being Regular hys
clan aud member OF the medical faculty. olo lm.rc
NO CURE NO PAY
nR. CORBlTT, 10 DUANE Street, Member Of the Royal
treatment q delicate diseases pIastics of four,
cure shs form Of TN: dses,e Recent ea,sd in
Two weeks without any PAIN CONSTITUTIONAL 1eplilty-
habit positively be restored health and society Dc
has removed his office psnuated by certain mush-
Dentist Remember 10 Duane street, next door to Dr.
Johnson's. r21m~r
M AKKlED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH TO lnterest
Hon. X D. Owen with additions and alterations by H. Clio.
YER NJ D. Were this book carefully read by married
person. aud its advice strictly followed persuaded
that different of society from the would exist
The Of poverty and the Of large family OF
children which could be but poorly reared psevent many
prudent people from the matrimonial state but
here work that will tell you important secrets which
obviate all such objections Price Of the book 80 cents
For sale by Zeber Co Of Chestnut and Sd Streets
Philadelphia and most bookseers anu the Editor Ann
street, New York OBJ lmer
nR. JOHNSON, IT Duane street, Chatham sueel 10
~ Of Oldest and experienced Medical and Bur
gical Practitioners the city OF New York the treatment
OF cern class of delicate diseases The Doctor estah
shed in stand for eleven and during that time has
successfully treated 600 Of venera mercnra and
other delicate conp.in. The D0ctor reputation fer skill
IN those ed half cured cases that have exSted FOR years
ulcers upon the body the throat pains II
the head and bones of the legs WILL md
your durable Constitutional weakness,
called seminal weakness brought on by habit in.
dulged in by young Many unfortunate victim Of
this vice. has experienced my salutary treatment
Dyspepsia weakness Of the mbs, and small Of the back,
confusion Of intellect forgetuness palptaon Of the heart
aversion society," only symptoms Of this complaint
He warrants in every or no charge Mild and re-
81 for advice attended ITO Dr. JOHNSON regularly
al and gurOe 10 m ~
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w IGS!

WIGS! WIGS!
DATCRELO RS new invented Wigs and Soaps, made I
ID the fin est natural curl hair and adapted the
the peculiar style Of each nsvidY. They are
dcuities 90 long experieaeed by those who wigs
The public invited large and well selected
stock containing variety Of sire and coor they will
then be able to Judge the effect.
VIM BATCHELOR, inventor and only manufactursf,
Wall street. near Broadway Removed from l6s Broadway.
Plss.e to copv the sddress oft fMsrc
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KEY WEsT, Oct 70, 1876.
Arr s4th 8 steamers Mary so%er; De Ro's:tt saL.n-
Taylor Planter Lawless Bristol Rl sid 18th
steamers Mary some and De Rossett, for Brazos 2sth
brig N q, Bourne ~, 81.
Tbs us brig Perry Commander Blake, u reittng-hsI5
mapmass is stepped though considerably .nortsnsa, sh1
divers thought be much njured-i: however
she will have be locked her arrival At Nor
folk for which place she will sail In few days
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Bosros, Nov Io-FLoun-The market seems to have
settled down TO the stated in yesterdays report 25c
pr Dbl advantage to sellers 1000 bbls Genesee changed
hsnds about % 20 for good common brsnds Ohio - 81
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Passengers Arrived.
FALMOUTH, JA-Schr Ann Ezabeth-Mrs Delisser, two
children and servant.
NEW ORLEANs-Shp Union-B Davis; J Bronze augh; A
Maxwell. aud 10 in the steerage.
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Perts.

Home P0r0s
NoRYoLK, Nov 9-In Hampton Roads ship Maryland I'D
London from James River; schr VIM Burke, I'D NYork;
. of +, Dow of Thomaston.
miscellaneous Record
SCHOONER WREcKEp-We Learn from the Exchange Read
ing Room Books that the schr Clipper Of Thomaston H
ringtop from Baltimore bound Key West laden with
coal wa, driven Wednesday night last in the hea
Wv gale at the mouth Of Msgothy river and sunk nine
crf water All hands took shelter the rigging and
rscued from their perlous situation Thursday morning,
After being exposed the severity Of hs gale
and taken on board the Curiosity (o Town Creek
Dck .rson After stripping the wreck Of sails rigging
chors chains bore for Baltimore aud arrived safe
that during the gale the following vessels bay traders
Friendship OF Batmore Friendship, of Vienna Harp Of
do; and another unknown.
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HUALKENY IN NEW YOKK--Dr CeoFER, Il Duane
sset Chatham street, wishes strangers and citi
victims of the imposition OF Quacks TO
peIuse the following letter -
Dr. CoopUR-SiR Last July contracted disease. and
mmedae ely applied doctor, who promised to in
sweek continued with HIM two months and was gradually
0 ons &c a me-
thar tine object Of these money and they
The doctors kept under Of mercury for weeks
NV throat and liberated pains joints, and
doctors consdered dangerous to give me any more msdi
cine southern climate left the hospital and
by the advice OF several friends PLACED myself uader your
care on the January The result is taid. am
lrhed and refer
%, m THOa GREEN Brrkaver. Harlem.
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The aggregate receipts of the articles at tide
water from the of navigation in ls45 and
1886 to and including the nrst week in November have
haap fol
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COUITHS, CUUGHS, COUGHS.
CORBYN'S COUGH LOZENGES-Ths popular reme-
Ody will be found the efectual fer the
Of coughs colds hosrseness irritation Of the lungs,
.horne Of breath asthma consumption, &c This |, not
like many merely pcage the palate
but remove those d4essng symptoms which bot too Of
prove fatal when neglected many thousands testify
who have experienced their happy and autay effects
ny Of whom have been reduced the brink of the
They promote free and easy expectoraton and require
confinement single box will cure the most obstinate
cough that existed.
For sale by g. COLBY chemist &C., a5l Pearl Frank
lin SQUARE agent for the United States. o24 lm*r
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And hat died not vhsn sitttn y.th q EMsTst

vi
AN INFALLIBLE CURE FOR PILES
nR. UPHAM'S VEGETABLE ELECTUAHY-h an
IL efectual for this most distressing malady aown
amongst physicians the H1morrholds or Files There
pleasant its action. No fear Of taking cold while under its
influence, change diet necessary taken according
to directions cure for life guaranteed. 49,
Hundreds certificates be seen BY calling on the pro
agents. Of performed by this medicine of
TO- 90 and 30 standing seld ThoIssejs ard rss BY
Fulton N " Brooklyn c.. stearn. lM Fulton ct 4.
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sUfSheI REz As!Sar
..s.ps sasS.yi .ss di.s.ds!.
y
O@ceNsw York E.o ob.sIye that bs.id, gIes. ;.,e.
"a = sSs1: ssssy
e ss eP Nsiss
SS him. wi"
ss.r: Ss% 10 "a sss from till S..I T.
:Sosls devote ss:a: disease:
these people
4: 4:
totally destroy the sprodoeys power e !: ,e, ,h.
msn the 70 show themselves IN no osSsI
way than in their effects on pOrsIty;; n.
haps nothing fruitful & " 4 the p,.f,sSs Of ad
cure ofthe.e compsnt. Now. suppe.ins these
remedie. good such the various symptoms which
he Of
these fact: who apply him ForI instance
$ BEEN
,hsir complaints neither nor the other, but totally
rs. The
Utter & he @ ~
:shs s. whether return not
s.ne,uIs and understood may most easily
dence, therefore he would say, if these remark.
, s.n. the 1 & how
every patient should know something Of the character
viii sI.:y.ss
@SSs Nothing
provement years the Of this complaint In
hs now %
Many commit hs T bns T., mho
perfectly cured though i h.. been source 81 trouble and
bis pssu.E and Of and ::
safely any direction.
who obtrude their skill upon the public in these dis
eases (mu!t.des Of whom are seen in every Psper he
and sdv.ntsees and presented several
mo- on9er exists and as 70 rank the
Of certain Glass; become only mark of the mpudsn pre-
i fhuSTEkI8S PlSFESS,s.ARYtiH.: ) 6IyisioN
isH si T ssss Of ' ssioa.
81 the ure,h. Kidneys. etc nevSu, s;Sy m ,Ssnm
Of so oqss hros aose I'D
;!ss: fE.'
OF The a.s ~ and % or
s si and from ssps 9snes .A. very :sS2%
fail: 70 the lot e. any =, Vn ghy,ssn he enable: ..s 4:
s Go o bov. e r.. e
B., G H Sr ps Il 5. s
known fail in curing the worst forms OF
diseases The dspensary so arranged that The per
constant attendance his private rooms ready and w,hnS
certificates voluntary given OF course. some OF winch are
nc q Ii ~
Price One Dollar per VIAL which Is warranted IN a.,
hss BE wan sfandng without pain Inconvenience
This be had genuine in Boston, o2e m'r
MEDICAL AlD.-Dh GREGORY !, consulted As usgaI
y IN all diseases of delicate complicated nature He
regular Physician and surgeon toroushy educated
the principes and practice OF curing the diseases incident
his native country nth experience OF nearly 80
His Yesidcnce aud Offices At No Roosevelt one door from
Chstham street OFT 1msrc
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RR e3 50 do DO s3h SO .h. Long Island Railroad q
do Western Railroad loo% do do, lOl3f; 10 do do oiX
do do East Boston Co, l8H1
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COMMERCIAL.

New York, Nov. IL, IS46.
AsHEs.-The market was rather dull, but prices re.
NAMED the same as yesterday. Some small sales wore
made
BREADsTUFFs.-The receipts of -four, wheat, barley
and corn, at tide water during the first week in No
vember, in the years ls45 and 1876, have been fol-
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MEDICAL AID-DH GREGORY Is consulted as usual
M m ali diseases Of delicate complicaed nature He
is regular Physician and surseon horoushy educated IA
MS native country experience OF nearly 30
His resdence aud Offices No. Roswell door from
Chatham street OFT 1msrc
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lLnraN rnisioiAN-pn nhlNs 20, ,bs ~ ~ Da az:
his outdoor practice The confines himself entire
y Office practice Patients aborng under chrome
such diseases of the spne bones joints ulcers
mercural Diseases strctures piles Me- Also certain as
which the yourg liable in all large cities,
may apply confidence Hene being regular physi-
cian aud member of the medical faculty. ol0 m~rc
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tmdlldIlhg nom "VNN HALI,"
LELsGE SALES
= MALL PR OFITN.

This announcement awoke the dreaming
thousands. Old men arose from their recum-
bent position, rubbed their heavy eye-lds, stretch
ed their cramped and benumbed limbs young
men congregaed on the corners of streets and
looked unutterable things-gucsses and sur
misses were rife, when straight all began to cry
"MAD Dog" Still on ! went, unawed BY
threats, nor caioled by fatery, until finally /
have laid fast and strong, pinnacle stone as
lasting and durable as the Hills. To provethe
advantage of the
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These Vessels are commanded by experienced an,
humane Masters and particular attention will bc pait
to the accommodation and good treatment of Passen
gers under their charge.
Persons wishing send for their friends. do so
by procuring Certificate Of PassngeOf IlARSD Co.
Boston, specifying what Vessel they wish them 10 com,
by, aud the day of leaving, thus saving them the
penso oi nnv detention IN Liverpool.
HARNDEN Co, wishing tu conduct their business
upon principles of faruess ard equity prevent fraud
aud deception, have but one price ior passage, which III
all cases, includes head money aud bread stufs Pre-
paid Passengers ALWAYS have the preference Pas
scngers paying In Liverpool
Those applying by letter, or otherwise, for Certn.
Gates Passage should in all cases, furnish the
aud ages OF the persons sent for, with their address IN
mll To enable Mossrs iiarnden IL 60. of Liverpool Ia
notify them ol the proper time to leave home aud iur.
nsh other necessary information.
To persons returning home, this Line also offers SUI
periOt lhcillties and accommodation.
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TITS NOT WAYS MAY.
By IL. w. LongfclIoyy.

The sun is bright, the air is clear,
The darting swallows soar and sing,
And from the stately eIms hear
The bueblrd prophe>ying spring.
So blue yon winding river flows,
Ii seems an outlet from the sky,
Where waiting ill the West wind blows,
The ireighted clouds at anchor lie,
All things aIe ncw--thc buds, the leaves,
That glld the elm-tree's noddng crest,
And even the nest beneath the caves -
There are 40 birds in last years nest.
All things rejoice in youth and love,
The iuIne,s of their FIRST delight
Aud learn lIom The soft heavens above,
The melting tenderness ot night.
Maiden that read'st this simple rhyme,
Enjoy thy youih-lt VIII not stay
Enjoy the fragrance of thy prime,
For oh ii Is not always May.
Enjoy The spring Of love and youth,
To some good angel leave the rest:
For time will teach thee soon the truth
There are no bird, in last years nest!
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-21

~ REMEMBER and always ask for
BROWNS SARSAPARiLLh s. TOMA-
TO BlTTERS.-.These excellent Biuers
will be found certain cure in all cases of
Indigestion or Dyspepsia, JaunGlce, Loss Of
Appetite, general Debility, Falnncss and
Sinking Of the Stomach, lowness of spirits,
costiveness and determination of blood TO
the head, pain in the limbs and side, ,diarrhna.
weakness, dizziness, cutaneous eruptions on
The face and neck, hectic fever. night sweats,
nervous and sick headache, acidty Of stom
ach, billions affections, piles, costiveness, and
IN all diseases caused by impurI,y of the
blood, the debility of The system, or the un.
healthy state Of the stomach and bowels.
Como TO sEA.-Nlasters ufvcssels, on 60
ing To sea, particularly on. long voyages #
they value their own health, or their crews
should never leave the wharf without one or
two dozen o. Browns SarsaparlIa and Toma-
20 Brtters. II is about the only medicine
they need. II purlfes the blood, and COM
pletely cures and prevents SCURVY, which
alone ls sufficient recommendation but
where persons are going from cold TO warm
climate, It is Of The highest importance. :
There are many mesters Of vessels who say
they had rather be without their whole med
lclne chest than not have n supply OF the
Sarsaparlla and Tomato Blttcrs. In fact
mos, Of the physicians IN Boston, recommend
It for the above complaints.
Sold at BROWNS medicine store, CS
street, Boston, and T.. J. ThY.
LOR'S, Newport, r. |. Feb. -.
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REMlrTANCES.

For the convenience Of persons wishing To remit
money 10 their friends, Keep constantly Tor sHle
DRAFTS AT SIGHT, which cashed nj any Bank
IN England Ireland, Scotland. Duplicate Checks are
always furnished, to insure 'hC purchasers RRans' loss
" Is. The accommodations ard reputation NJ this
uc hfc such, that other persons advertise bring nut
Passengers hS H. and the public respectfully interim.
ed that IlARNDEN Go. are the only authorized
Agents To sel Tickets Tor the Line.
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Remedy for Deafness.

HOW many persons are suffering from
Rh this complaint. who, by the use of DR..
McNalr's Acoustic Oil, nigh, obtain imme.
date relief and in oil probability regain their
hearing. It's also sure relief IN all cases
nf buzzIng noises in the ears, &c, which
are hut symptoms Of approaching deafness.
bc, the afflicted make q trial Of this article.
Sold only at II Courlandt street. Price 81
per flask. For sale in Newport by
RI. TAYLOR
Sept. ,.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-21

H FLUSHING, NEAR NEW YORK.
sssyEsn WILLIAM r. PRINCE & co.
| s$&61sT offer for sale their unrvaied icol-
| [TXHkE lection of FRUIT and Ornamental
/ @ TREES, &c. The entire Fruit De-
| parlment is carefully scrutinlzed by them
personally, and ngraited from the largest
collection Of bearing specimen trees in the
| Union, end they challenge comparison in
accuracy with any establishment in America
or Europe. Purchasers are solicited to in
spect their Trees and witness their superior
lty in size and vigor. The pre.eminence
claimed can be readily tested by sending
duplicate orders 10 them and to any other
Nursery. They have 1000 extra sized Pears,
on Pear and on Ounce, to II feet with
heads, very strong and suitable for immediate
bearing, ard 10000 Pears, 5 to 8 feet, and
5000 for Dwarts or en- QuenOuiHe. Also,
Plums and Aprlcots on Plum Of the same
sizes, and large stock Of Baldwin and other
Apples, Cherries and Peaches, the latter very
low by the hundred and thousand; 10000
Ounces 3 10 feet; 5000 Lancashire Goose
berries assorted; Victoria and other Currents;
Fastolf, Franconia and other Raspberries at
low rates. Of Grapes the assortment COM
prIses all the most celebrated and carefully
selected foreign varieties for the table, and all
the American varieties. The collection of
Roses is the largest in The Union, and COM
prises 10000 Plants of 1900 splendid varie-
ties, embracing every novelty that could be
selected from ten Of the largest collections in
Europe, and the plants are much larger than
usually sold 10000 Magnolias-3 to 10
feet; 10000 evergreen Trees, OF every class
and size; $4,000 iIawthorns and Privets for
hedge; $4,000 large Dutch Asparagus and
5000 Tobolsk, Victoria and Leva.han Rbu-
BARB. OF Ornamental Trees they have above
100000 Of everv size and class, including
1000 splendid Pawlowna lmperluls, e to s
feet. The purchaser may save two years by
the superior size Of their Trees and Shrub
berry. Priced Catalogues sent TO every
post paid applicant.
April 0, 1865
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Louis PhiliPPe's Life Tho New York
Mirror, IN alludug TO the last attempt to es
sasslnete the King of the French, says -
The charm which hangs over the life OF
Louis Philippe. does not seem yet broken.
lie 10 stil the great unassassinatcd. 1t 10 ro-
Garkobc that Of the various plots formed
against his life. few (pcrhaps bat one) seen,
to have a definite political object They
seem to have had scarce II public elm at all.
rhey have been made on pirate account -
Some Frenchman gets tired of liyng, aud
wishes to go out of the world with eclat, Il,
and so fires at the most conspicuous mark he
can find, in order to become himself the
hangman's prey. o. he calculates the chanc-
cs of escape, and thinks 20 live a hero. if
he escapes dying as martyr. Love Of
fame is the madness in the case
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The Secret .Serrice Fund--We learn, says
The New York sun, that President Tyler
has written letter TO tho committee Of
Congress IN which he alleges that Mr.. Web.
ster never eppled any portion Of the secret
service tuEd without consulting him, and
receiving his entire sanction that no purt
was applied without proper consideration,
and That nc, and not Mr.. Webster, 10 wholly
responsible for lts application in all cases.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-21

Three Thursdays in one wsek--Lc, a ves,
sci sail oust round the world and arrive an
Thursday, according to their reckoning. On
the following day let the crew land They
will find it IhWSdGy on shore. On the next
day let them board a vessel which has jus, ar
rived from a cruise roUnd the world, sailing
IN westerly direction: they will again find
It ihwSday on board that ship. Thus they
will iind three Thursdays IN one week.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-21

/ Mdian Corn IN Paris.--A Paris letter says:
" " Among other good American things hI,h.
erto bat IIi-apprccia,cd III Europe, but which
are now beginning to he more properly es-
tlmatcj, is maize, (our Indian corn.) hear
OF several bakers who ird its preparation
Into bread profitable business.