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we continue TO hear the doeful complaints about
me destruction OF the substantial and article
oi looa potatoes our citizens do not indulge the least
oil saving any portion of the cropNercak
,ae eastern part of Long Island the poatoe crop is
s ao rnea 9y the worm and the same is true to
this State, bordering on the Hudson y
,,o nave oeen favored with copous showers during
o ee osys preceding the present and vegetation is
neasy crop Of corn may now be deemed almost Ger.
-Beiv,dere IN y Apollo "Hs sppesianee'
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MEDICAL. AID.

q MEDlCAI. ALI.
CPEEDY CURE.-DR. GREGORY, No; Roosevelt
- successfully and radically curing his pa sn 81
certain disease the astonishing short perioo 81
DAVIS by and method recently discovered
feet ia short time may seem incredible 10
many those will take the trouble call above
will be convnc ed thar what here stated Is literally ana
practically true.
The fee for is generally about s..
Medical men Others wishing To purchase the secret are
informed the price has been raised TO $500 auto
MEDICAL ADVICE-DOCTOR LAMERT il conf
lvl dentialy consulted ms office 60 Gold street, near
Fulton, all diseases Of private nature HIS treatment
in Diet hindance from business Debility nervous or
PASSIONS causing nightly emissions and, eventually, i'm
the Doctors attention. hs object being
the that state Of nature originally
designed Structure, disease FIRE qusntly existing without
The patient being caused by maltrcatment and
sometimes caused by the neglect Of the parties them
enclosing fee Immediately attended to- with
dvice, sent of the United States Office So
old street aulI iwsr
IN, TRUNK MAKERs.-I0OO 600 lbs Trunk Boards SUI
oeror quality from Nos to a Just received, and Tor
sale by PERSSE BROOKS,
auI2 lmr IS and 81 Nassau st.
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IhhAsVHN DEPARTMENT, Aug 10 lsa6
Annexed Is copy OF al ect estited "An Act ~
canal boats from the payment OF fees AMI hn .sseuip'
ney," approved Goth July, 1876 P"ai mo'
Will be observed that the act merely exemps ca,,,
boats from the payment OF marine hospital tan or ,,
and also rom the payment Of fees any compen,asio
for any register license, enrolment and license . ~
Tor granting any such papers the performance of
act incident thereto bn not obvate the necessy
OF such boats being provided with the papers required nv
exsung laws or exempt them from compliance in all
other respects with the provisions the regste ring and
recording act Of the 3st December 1894 or the enrolling
licensing act Of the 18Th February l7e3 the case
may be-
The boats referred to in the act deemed to be such
adapted for and ordinarily employed in the
poration Of any goods wares and merchandise, pas
sengers through Canals without mssts or steam
power"
r. J. WALKER, Secretary of the Treasury.
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Family Provision Market.

The extreme heat prevents markets and first meat
shops from making their ususl display Of fine beef veal
SC, as it will not keep for tho next day
Poultry is very plenty fish, of all kinds, usual ;
vegetables, quite drug-dont pay for raising fruits
Of every kind and quality were never plenty and
nutmeg melons, of the old kind very fine water mel
Ions, large and fine, at No and Nos Washington
ket We saw some sweet potatoes at 81 per barrel The
rot, We learn has commenced with most of the common
potatoes at Lyons Farms, N. j., and in many places
where il known before this season. with the ex.
cepton of the cups and Scotch Greys many of which,
being planted later promise a very fine yield
Mr. Jacobs ought to see to the fl h and meat boxes,
and have them put on small wheels, as to be moved
and properly cleaned from underneath
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PhilodeIphia Cattle Market.

Auousr IS AT market-l0o0 head Of beef cattle, 800
western and the residue Pennsy vania including $40
ken 10 New York-240 cows and calves 40 swine, and
100 sheep and lambs
Prices-Beeves mostly all sold ut s5% Ga the 100
lbs, as in quality.
Cows and calves sell at SIS a 500
Swine bring SIS $5h the 100 lbs.
sheep and Lambs generally brought 81 50 each.
Hay-The price OF good timothy ranges at 20 a 85c.
the cwt, and straw Sc 81 the 100 bundles.
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PHILADELPHIA, August IA, 1916.
The Weafher-C rfckyf Match. 8-c.

thu " eutHtT TtthtI zHuttH, &c. n
We have the thermometer to-day at "a, and the
heat ofthe sun is intense, though there is fine
breeze stirring from the South West TO temper its
scorching, but one must get beyond the limits of
brick and mortar TO feel IT,
The well contested cricket match, between the
81. George aud Union clubs, at the grounds of the
latter, has just been concluded. The heat of the
weather was u great hindrance to the players, but
nevertheless the game was well contested one,
and is creditable TO both parties The following
is an accurate history of the game =
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LETTER BAGS by the steamer Hbcnia for Liverpool, will
close this dsy the Exchange Reading Rooms half
O'Clock Letters be prepaid part Of the con
nent.
The ships New York. for Liverpool; Walpole, for Lon
don; aud Zurich for Havre will sail at IL O'Clock Mon
day. Letter bags as above.
sHIP Echo, Sill, formerly of New York. which has not
for 1000 aud gone Bremen flag AT last ac-
counts she running between Newcastle aud Amsterdam
WhnIemen.
Whaling bark Frances Of New Bedford, before reported
burnt of Msuritius insured al different Offices New
Bedford to the Of SIS 0oo aud 5000 in York.
Bel elsie h ult Capt Trefehen has arrived at Newbury
port IN schs Freedom.
Arr Provinceown sth brig Carter Braxton, MARTA, N
Atlantic. II months absent 300 bbls 10 do black fish oil
yncetown ITO pm In sight date, lie Baron Price,
Newport 1850 Juno, Bates Sppican 300 Pavilion,
Adams, OF Chi mark 1903 SPIN home Head from July
lst Parker Cook Smith Provlnceowu $50 spm about July
H. Turner do 30; Jno Adams Higgins do Edwin, Nick
do 100 10 black hh about date Quito Chase,
Sippcan, cleau Two Brothers, Nant. 40 SPIN. -
Also arr lh bark FAIRY, Cook Atlantic Ocean, $40 bbs
81 40 do black fish oil.
Foreign Ports.
States, uncertain bark Brazil Andres for Amsterds dg
1ARDENAs, Aug 3-In port brigs Fawn Tor Boston, ldg;
Auasspas, for York. disg Geo Knight, Stafford. do
ELssEuR, July i9-A bark Rouble, Proctor Havana for
HtvAr, Aug lin port bark Eliza Howlsnd, for PhIa,
In lew dals.
lsrars Coast Central America June 2oIn port bark
''Ipmpu, rerce, Tor HeaiJo, soon. -
I.nh July DOH, ship Saranak Turley, from PHI
Boston: wv" '"' N''
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rAnisihAsSo IRsA4S SHyn ATivs

THE have y ftsIs lAs fs ssis.ssssss
India Damasks Chintzss Moreens, Ornaments and 1Vm-
minss, suitable for Bed and Window Curtains and FuS
Coy engs OF all descriptions for Interior Decorations
selected with the French and Englsh manu-
factories BY Of the firm and embrace the largest and
best assorted stock United States which having been
purchased for cash en.be offer at lower price than
any other establishment in the city.
Cabinet MAKERS Upholserer and Others requested to
examine our stock from which they supplied
quantity Wholesale and retail Persons furnishing will also
find e 10 their advantage 70 select from our assortment
for internal decorations, received by every packet.
SOLOMON HART,
uphoisterers and Importers, 2i3 Broadway.
AZ Im~r Opposite the Park
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PRIVATE DISEASES.
BRANCH OF THE PHILADELPHIA COL
LEGE OF MEDICINE.

W Nassau street,
DARTlCULAR NOTlt E-Patients residing in any part
Of the Union by writing full statement of their stua
ton let the disease be of what kind may-dec in
delicate private oheri will be consulted upon by
the Members who daily for that purpose and the
cessary remedies with directions forwarded
In this instance the fee 1851 which will include all
penses, be enclosed, post psd, md directed to
81 Nassau street, Herald Buildings,
Where OF the Members-Doctor McDonnell-is con-
attendance
THE SPECIFIC EXTRACT,
For the Of Gonouh9a Gleets Structures weakness
Of the sexual nocturnal emissions and all discharges
from the ureta This powerful duretc than
other remedy discovered without interfering in
with business. Price 81 per pot
SARSAPARILINE,
Prepared by the College the active principle Of the
nune Honduras root. It approved by the College for the
Of scroula rheumatism, eruptons enlarge
and pains of the bones syphilic symptoms and the
train of diseases njudcious Of
and unskal medical treatment Price, 81 bottle
or bottles for S..
This valp ,be ae rave is remedy in Syphilis both
primary and constitutional 1t should be Iesorted TO mme
diaely after the first of the disease Persons
who have eupons the skin veuerel nodes rheumatism
scrofua, disease arising from of the
blood should not be moment without it, Single bottles
$l-cases of half dozen, IS.
Carefully packed and forwarded all of the Union
w. +. DICKINSON. Agent. 81 Nassau street
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We have among the passengers for New York
this evening, in the train from Washington, the
venerable Ex- President Adams and family, Ex-
President Tyler, and Robert Tyler his son,
and large and respectable list all round. We
shall have further TO remark upon this and other
subjects tomorrow. We We're brought off from
the Federal city in the very midst of our lucubm-
tons. Respe ctiully,
Tur nocrnp
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nOCTOR MORRISON confines his Practice sx lu.vey
~ the of diseases mercursl ulcers
syphtc eruPtons chronic urehra discharged and ether
affections Of the urinary apparatus Structures OF the most
plan. Twenty-Five years. experience enables him treat
with that debility arising from secret de-
structive habit.
NB-Dr. NJ. holds communi with pretended Lon
don surgeons feeling SIZED that he the only advertising
London surgeon in the c See his London diploma in his
Office 20lx Fulton Letters paid attended to, and
medic forwarded to all auII Tvs
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THE PILES.

,,n,,A, CgKE EOK LiFE SEEuKED.
II Piles, Inflammation Of the Liver and Spleen nflamma
ton and e the stomach, Bowels Kid
news Bladder Weakness and In the Spine.
ThE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY
the successful for that distress
ing complaint the Piles offered to the public
Ma his intern Il remedy, external applica-
Blind erera and probably the ouy thg that
will There mistake out il. IL positi,e
speedy and permanent 1t also conveuisn, medicine
take and improves he health kable
IL is very mild in its raon md may be taken IN
of the most acute nfamm without danger All
nal sppcarons in the highest degree dsagreeabls m
disease temporary their effects This medicine attacks
the disease and removing the cause renders
the certain and permanent
The Electuary contains mineral medicIne no aloes
colocynth gamboge other powerful and Irritating puga
tive. No fear taking cold while under rs influence No
diet Ii taken according 10 drections
for life is guaranteed. -
Propretors Office 1876 Bowery. Sold wholesale and retail
by Wyatt Ketcham, l2l Fu ton street, N T. frice 81
nm Inns
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under a Matrimonial engagement, to q lady ofshis

The bark Paoli. Capt. wsch. from London.
has arrived here with one hundred and twenty
five passengers, some of whom are from Prussia.
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READ THE FOLLOWING ADVEkTIsEMnNTs
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY


MEDICAL Abv fftEs IN f sFFffVEEzHF DISEASES
y attention ali disease,
ring medical permanent cure without
20 con the first appearance Of those diseases as vss
the msnss1 s for Hasy
s a fs s:t
70 SGSTR7
have . e
nst s y Sd %
yELFEAC 3 sfl.t ,r,C fills.
ss III the a.
These Pills the result Of twenty yeass experience III,
" h ss t
al e q a ns an. Dgs os y sos as
breath disagresipE with the stomach or confinement ron
I pssalsd Sy GS IN td.s.
sl,. Ssd Issss md r.
secret indulgence or excess q kind 1t invaluable
remedy To- ssrty or barenness unless depend
SINGLE bottle: 81 each case. Of hal oxen IS carefully
packed and sent to all parts Of the Union =
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
the permanent cure Of primary or secondary syrh s
persons person. :asgssas 's.iI
whou, thoroughly cleansing the system with this jus
celebrated Alternative.
Sold in single hotter 81 Of half dozen n
s. csrefpv packed md sent 2, III rsrfs of the un,on
CONCENTHATt,N r.AiHtA t . Dr s-AkSAfARiILA
CENTIAN AND SASAtRAS,
DREPARED by the New York Coilrse Of Medicine ane
This refined and highly concentrated extract possessing al
the purifying qualities aud curative Of the nbovf
herbs confidently recommended by the Colleges yperio,
any OF Saraparo before the public
be cied certain remedy for all diseases arsni
frs impure or the blood such scofua salt
ring worm, bhtchcs pimpes ulcers pain the bones
onts nodes cuAneous eruptons ulcera'ed throat
any disease arising from the secondary effects OF syphilis
njudicious ofmercury.
Sold in single bottles, at 70 csup
p" IN cases Of half q dozen bottles $3.50
one dozen a66o
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union
n Is. very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
Once ope. from "a. M. to 10 ?, M.
49,. ~ ,rV1Iw. 9 RICHARDSON, M: d..
s&N1S NassaN street, New York.
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rssua. lady and daughter, Mr. T BstsI. Bhsg:.
CHURCH, Clark. w Glover. Hsrrall, Miller w Lind
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ASTONISHING CURE OF THE SPINAL COM.
PLANT.

- yERsEy CITY. March n. 1896
Dr. Townsend-Dear Sir The great benefit that have de-
valuable medicine, will be sutfcient apology,
vinced Tor addressing which should presume
under ordinary circumstsnces u Of
unusual character Hoping may be Of service toyou,
ferng have been, felt duty send you the follow
of the singular efficacy Of Sssaparia my
had been very much Of health for the last
about six monhs since several Physicians
fered than describe About four months ago my
back and SHOULDERS became deformed and the oins
of their places, and suffered terribly day and
night One Of my shoulders forced full two inches
ed continued to get worse although my friends resorted
in their TO but without sue.
Only about month since taking your
Sarsapara and have regained former
guIar appear Incredible and have requested some
friends add line the bottom for the bene, OF any one
who be disposed doubt the of the state
MARIA THOMPSON
This certify that Miss Thompson named ia the above
certificate has and does reside with ard
whom II may concern that the statement in the above
certificate Is true IN every particular
WM; II. SNOW,
Railroad Avenue, 2 doors from Barrow IT.
For sale nj 2o Fulton street X. r. Van Buskirk aga
corner oil Market and Broad Streets Newark N j.; C. ngs
IT, PATERSON v j. 1906 South Pearl street, Albany Red
ans Co. No State street Boston Bsokus Bull Troy;
Poughkeepsie Rossman Co., Hudson Andrew Truar
Schenectady Al Fowler, Lansngburxh and by principal
druggists generally throughout the United States. West In
dies, and the Cansdas.
None genuine exceptpu the large square bottles which
contain aud signed with the signature or r
TOWNSEND, srd his blown in the glass.
APPS 2mSatM&Thsrc
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

Home Ports.
BALTIMORE, Aug 14-Cld bark Harmony, Macoduck Rio
de : sneiro schr H Long Murphy Point Isabel
NoRFoLK, Aug I2-Arr sch.s William Wren, Norfolk;
Abel Story, Cornell from North River for Newport. In
Hampton Roads ship Rhone, Harvey from City Point for
Liverpool; schr Eclipse, Thatcher. FIN Boston.
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z.
DR: WHEELER, Oculis No. % Greenwich street, New
York the Bastsy dsyotes his exclusive .ttsnto. 70
the "a eye i ,n sSss Of S% a
IF @ WI which can e ;ssn
orr BY ocust
Oice hours from M to O'Clock r. NJ. after which
*Arfcia Eyes for SALE and which will be inserted
pamphlet containing remark. Disease. of,he Eye with
mode treatment can Be had sratatousiy al his
he will be forwarded to any one making application to
NO QUACKERY.--DoCToR COOPER, 4 Duane
Consulted
twelve yeai; enable. Dr.. G. the most Obstinate
Debility resYtg from h.bi. INDUCED il BY youns
aasss euS Sg
cure charge Dr. C. is regularly educated
phvs;cian and surgeon. aui3 3tsrc
N ARRIED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH TO IN.
the
On % '
sse family Of
but es hat % tell
which may obvste all such objections Prrs Of the
stores. sn z lm.rc
CURE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., kEAD.-teI One
RefT winch S'a1 e, ss
delicate disease and its varieties: leaves no odor On the
to and , M ne
da
itself every trial made Off, snd the proprietor
~ Sold ss Sy to
drug corner of Hudson and Leonard
s
Td sad & Frat
streets Baltimore and BY G. stc,t, Washington City.
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Passengers Arrived.
BREMEN-Shp Atlas-A RAIDER. q Muller-and I7s in the
steeragc.
Turks IsLASp-Bark Lewis-Rev VIM Litlewood Eng
hsh Baptist missionary Mrs Ltewood and son.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
DRUGGlsTs. and de,lers IL Perfumsry and Fancy
from extensive assortment Of the above
minstiop Of which invite The only genuine Walnut
OIL Military Shaving Soap originally manufactured by
ushs: no equal We keep constantly on hand together
tracts Essences Pomades Hair Oil &c. &c Observe the
number, JOHNSON, VROOM & FOWLER;
aun 1w$m No Courtlandt street
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BINDERS BOAkDs.-l0 900 lbs Binders Boards supe-
- rior atty, from Nos Is 6 just received and for
sale by PERSSE 4 BROOKS
anglia Imr s. and 81 Nassau st.
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ITO PAPER box MAKERs-2o0 600 lbs Straw Boards
fomNos $50, superior quality Just received and
for sale by PERSSE BROOKS
aun imr % and 81 Nassau st.
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HOrAsA- AND ~ArEniNe rLAUk.s.
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M. D. MOORE, omsr Grand and Lydus st.
Albany, Aug. II, 1874

DR.. Townsend-To all whom this may con- This r.
certify that wife used bottle Of your Sarapara
previous 10 her confinement under the most alarming
cate circumstance being troubled with the dopsy SWELL
of the feet and very much
with my permission and the recommendation of those who
had used it, she induced try with little or no ath and
suffice to the medicine had the happy desired effect
not only IN the hours Of but after the expiration
way to astonishing degree and her health now better
than 1t had been for a long time previous.
lsabscnbe myself your most obedent and obliged servant
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-25
To the Ediior of tie arkansas Slate Gazette:


Sill herewith hand you a copy of letter
which addressed to the Editor of the Banuer on
the 23I ul,., and which was handed to hun on the
same day. but to which have. as yet, received
no answer, notwithstanding the proposition con.
taned in it, was reduced TO writing by his request
1t is a matter of indifference to me, whether the
! answer be in private letter to me-. Oh through
the columns Of his paper provided if be through
the latter medium, my et,cr be permitted to nc.
company it. But, as ho has issued two papers
since ii has been in his hands, without replying or
aIluding 10 it in his columns, and has also failed
to reply to note addressed to him on the ilh
inst, desiring n speedy answer 10 my proposition
have arrived at the very rational conclusion
that he has ehhor changed his mind since he in.
vtcd me to reduce tho proposition to writing, or
tia, his "Committee" has prohibited him from
entertaining or ncceding to my proposition. |
an, therefore. under tho necessity of requesting
you 10 publish my letter, together with this note
as presume. from his refusal to publish my com.
munca,ion of the 23d ul,., that a request for him
10 publish it in the Banner, would meet with q
similar refusal. This conclusion is justified, bv
the tenor of labored editorial in his paper Of The
ls, inst, in which he strives hard to prove him.
self a very patient man, but complains that had
exhausted his patience by the great length of my
refulations Of the serious and unprovoked ISLANDERS
promulgated against me, by himself and m anony.
nous writer, through the medium of his paper, nd
which the rules of editorial courtesy gave me the
right of responding to through the same medium
II he had been disposed to do mo justice, he would
have reflected, before attempting 10 read me out
of the democ raIic church, or permitting an anony
nous scrbbIer to assail my character, through
his columns, that my responses could no, be re-
duced 10 small space; and that no ough, not
therefore, to have admitted the accusations against
nc, unless he could conveniently spare the neces
sury room in his columns for my refilaIon OF them.
But, presume, ii was not so much The space
occupied in his columns, as i, was my exposure
Of certain vulnerable points in Gov. YeIls poIiti.
cal character, ihs propensity to eoqueiie rah ihe
9higs, and to rote for and appoint them 10 Office.
in preference to demoera,s), and tho fear tha, /
would. through his own columns, produce convic
ton on the minds Of his readers, that Gov. Yell
is not as purea democrat US lie processes 10 bo--
that The BANNER is NOT THE ORGAN OF The Demo.
CRATIC PARTY-that the polltica fidelity of il, Edi
Tor is not "asore 'u,ri.iOn," nor tho m4tcs, which
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-25
A. II. RUrHERFoRD, Esq,
Edt. banner.

We shall take pleasure in extracting occasion.
ally, from that vigorous and knoring writer
"Far Play" He plies his pen ably, and tells
some things upon the slender footed" democ raj,
sha. must make them sore. "Truth," to whom
he propounds a question rather hard 10 be an.
swcred by "Tfuth," is one Of those correspond.
ents Of the Banner who do noughs bu, beop
wholesale abuse upon Ashley: --t---
alt might be instructive TO inquire, when. in tho
history OF Arkansas politics, the Democracy of
Col. ASHLEY came first to be dcub,ed1 Wns !,
in 1886, when he voted for Van Buren, ind John.
son, Conway and Yell. and the entire t,emoc n rio
ticket Was i in 1888, when he supported the
Hon. EDWARD CSoss over the lnmen.od Cr,,,,,,s, ,
Was il in tho still more exciting canvus, of Isa0
AN era marked by the lowest appeals your m r.
don' Mr.. Editor !! that ever were addressed 10
freemen--when ho not only rallied for Tho .amo W
President and Vice.Presidcn,, bu, ,,o ..,s.''' a'
lent his influence and personal oxer,ions to ,ecu
tie To.eicc'om Of Csoss 10 Congress. and of W.,