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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-13

DIR. swAYNEs COMPOUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY.
OF all the remedies Of the day and they great variety
" which profess be Of great value tothe humn fsmiy
We hs,it.,s not or e pyonounes PR SWAYNE'S Com
est discoveries Of modern science or AL the many com
remedy could be named which has in 50 short
the public has performed such and has
Others this justly celebrated remedy.
BE CAREFUL OF YOUR COLDS.
Many people apt to consider cold but rinng
matter, and think that IL will away OF itself in few
and they give hemselve; NO trouble sboyt it. But TO
with your constitutions, If you desire to live 10 good
manent cure. DIR; sWAYNE'S COMP0UND SYRUP
medicine Tor sale IN this country The certificates Of
effected by this invaluable medicine which the propr
daily receiving of the gratifying character
and tend show its anatve properties and the nigh rank 1t
holds in public estimation,
The Press shs Msdiss EseTty and who hsys
CHERRY, all pronouncinS it one Of the best
NEEDLES ever invented for the of all PULMONARY
AFFECTIONS.
20 Remember, all preparations purportlng to contain
WILD CHERRy, fictitious and counterfeit, except that
bearing the written signature of Dr. SwAYNE-Gsat
should be observed to purchase from the regularly appointed
agent.
Principal Office, corner Of EIGHTH and RACE Streets
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DATCHELOR'S new invented Wigs and Scalps, made o
d the finest natural curl haIr and adapted in the
the peculiar style Of each individual! They
difficulties long experienced by those who Eear wigs
The public invited inspect large and well selected
stock containing every variety Of size and color; they will
then be able to Judge the effect.
VIM BATCHELOR, inventor and only msnufastursr, Z
Wall Broadway. Removed from ls5 Broadway
Plsase to copy the address OFT lmsrc
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COTTGHS CO61ES COUGHS

CORBYNS COUGH LOZENGES-This popular rene.
cure Of coughs. colds. irritation Of the lungs
but @isS .ympio%. which
who Ssss 5.spS sssss:
~ have to s ia Of au s
confinement. single boz will cure obstinats
sale y Colby chemist, se ISL Pearl =; E,:nt
OMANY DR. RALFH, Author ofthe "fsiS1rr Tar
sE" begs state that he il At nome as much ?ossible
s:isHss g III: volume: ps:sssiy h: .s:JsSs:;
iof s
ure and the various disorders
s IL ss
IF ss soD
and Of the BIAbDEE; GkHvEL. snd ness vsilGa:
may ssS1s him. will receive
Af hos ONLY
author find, "a n r., BEEN ,
should hi. disease. which every
70 90 ss: Srss
ely Known avery different opinion would be
on lie mind as We'll The body
them of.aeh nature =. to effect pos.er
either disease when properly treated may remain dor
But 0 with regard s is: M train Of evils
as sSans % 81
continually arise and essentially do those
diseases differ from another that common must tell
thEt what good must be destructive in another II Il
astonishing the opportunities the author has of witnessing
aicted with taking medicines proper only
the other while few been deceived entirely for
3he complaints neither the Other but totally
different and innocent disorders.
all the which painfully harrass the mind,
and afford the finest field for knsvery, that of stc
after month"; Sometimes the gleet attending this disorder
might subsde disappear while generally
on slight occasions but whether the
he the better Off Now real physician
geon knows that all the physc the world would
sncture and yet understood may most easily
dencc, therefore, he would say if these remark: are
just, land he appeal to the most eminent phys
in the city for their truth how important that
every patient should know something of the character
and ler person he about to trust in such
to state generally accomplished in very little time, and
without pain Inconvenience. Nothing exceed the i'm
late the treatment OF this complaint In
deed the hands Of and experienced the
OF Structure accomplished in as many days formerly
it demanded month"; Many consult the writer who
business to this city Tor short time only but return
anxiety TOR To those who cannot homes
who afford personal treatment the writer
his peculiar and successful means of and which,
being enclosed in little mahogany chest price 30 be
safely sent to any direction.
S-Aware OF the general opin entertained Of those
who obtrude their shll upon the public in these dis
eases, (mutudes of whom in every paper) he
formerly felt incumbent give statement OF his
medical and advantages and presented several
eminent and references The necessity for this
longer exists and 10 RANK the
Of certain class become only mark Of the mpudent
tende VA RE
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MONTHLY kErORT FOR OCTOBER OF The
NEW YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INsTI.
CAsEs SuccKssvrLLv TREArfp.
4 Examined to detect dis lnhammation Of the Bow
eases of the lungs. els
Cases Of midwifery case Of Apoplexy.
Primary chancres. Secondary VeuereA
2 Cases Of fever Cases of elect.
I Case Of dysentery. l Pleurisy.
Acidiry Of the stomach. Irritation, burning IN the
, Pain in the breast. Ursthra
Casss Of gonorhoes. lnconunenes Of Urine.
Pxlptasion heart e Csses Veusreal Warts.
Seminal weakness. Cases Of Impotency
. Cases balsnitis. Cases OF ear ache.
/ Delirium Tremens. Eruption the akin.
9 Bad cough.
SUCCESSFUL OPERATIONS AND CURES.
l Amput.tion. Operations for hydrocele.
3 Operations for phymosis l Retention of urine.
Cases OF iudolent ulcera- Tonsils removed.
ted legs. Large Hemorrhoida tumor
Structures cured in the ure-] removed.
thra. Of Injury attended
Operation for Squirting. 70.
3 Large abscesses opened. Fracture OF the arm At
4 Operations to remove de- tended 20. =,
iormites. Fracture Of the collar
1 Tumor removed. bone
The Door attended 20 between and 10 ia the morning.
II. BOSTWlCK, M. D.,
n72wsrc Attending Surgeon and Phyncian.
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GENERAL BUTLER-We had the pleasure of con-
versing with an officer to- day, who arrived last
evening " Washington from the camp at Monterey,
winch ne LETT on the 9th Oct He was engaged in the
memorable action of the 2ls in the staff Of General
Swtman, and, oil course was of the gallant band
he was frequently General Butler durn this ac
hon until he received his wound--ssw much of what
passed on that occasion-bu saw heard nothing to
justify the idle rumors which have been in crculaon
respecting any difference between General TAYLOR and
General Butler lie added further that il any such cir
cumstance occurred he must have heard from the per
sons with whom he assocaed but no heard nothing
about IL before he left the camp nor until he reached
the United states lie cannot entertain doubt that the
whole rumor is gratutous, and without foundation.-
Union Non H.
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cid not con,ss the New Orleans papers much 10 the
chagrn OF those who anxious 10 see the list
OF killed and wounded in the Peayune The papers be-
longing to this city have either been left kehn taken
trip the east There is csreessness some where as
we know by telegraph that the Pieayune in Balt
more last yening
letter received in town from New Orleans, states
that The steamer Marengo burned to the waters
edge on the evening OF the third She was bound to
Memphis with large carg1.
The -four market continues without change since yes
terdsy.
The stock market very snima,e the sales will
show.
Sales Of Stocks at Philadelphia.
FIRST BOARD Nov. l2tTuo0 u Loan, 8, So sbt; 1000
10, s3k
AFTER SaLrs-20 shs Farmers Mechanics Bank as; 20
Schuyik Nay9arion 81 do. do 32x so Reading RI,
3l IS Mechncs Bank ga 500 State S. 6s 2si 9sc do do
69s4; loco II. s. Loan, D. 81, s5; so Morris Canal IN
BoARp-5O00 State IS 6ss 81 sbs Commercial Bank 50;
SO Morris Canal, 7; $40 0f0 state S. 6e5I; 300 do g.
AFTER SALssS state SIS 68 500 do 50; 1000 Reading
RR bonds 73 Mechanics Bank "a; 50 Reading RK 3lki
so Harrisburg Bank, 20.
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'NHE ONLY SECUREITY AGAINST QUACkERY
i HUNTERlAN DlSrENSAkY ,sNo. ! DIVISION

TIL U STEE pfsFEHsAs Hs 9o66 i3soN
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a:s'I.
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' The q ee.ey Of these nsredens inGispubs and By
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This syrup is also the best preparation which can be EN-
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diseases and arrangements Of very deicse and private
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in relation 20 the practice OF certain habit the
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The following few from the works Of emf
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MANY people pre- dicted immense harm from pub
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topic in physiology which artificial modesty has hith-
confined the Obscure and vicious but psads.
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Neither the plague, war nor small por, similar
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ut is the pestlence that walketh darkness and the de-
struction that wasteth at MONDAY"
ut erctes the OF nature to undue action and
duces violent secretons which necessarily andpeedy
hsu the vital principal aud Of body and mind hence
the 'ary failure or loss Of the facultiesr
For the OF diseases emiuatiug from
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pures the blood without heating and infaming Price So
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IN
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NO CURE NO PAY.

nR. CORBlTT, 10 DUANE Street, Member Of the Royal
~ College Of Surgeons: LONDON. may be committed N the
teen years devoted TO vsnersd diseases enables Dr. 70
the form Of this disease Recent cured In
four days No Mercury used Structures cured in or
two weeks without any pain. Constitutional tebilty-
habit positively be restored to health and society DrC
has removed his Office insnuated by certain mush-
Johusons n n2 imsr
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THE PHILADELPHIA HERB DOCTOR
At 266 Broons street, ~ Y.

JACOB yREELAN 0rssnyills. n. }. cured of serofus
by one boefs madeline. His saidthis day Oct ~,
have references Of diseass Ill New York Cssss
standpg John Bouehsr rs Columbia street, had
the Rheuuatsm, he was unable walk without crufchss
h. by his sstsmsat October aeh cured In three
daysh told me Of ease Of DyscntAry cured two doors
.oney street. No cured Of DroPsy, and vsT bad oass
Esst Mrs DAVIS Msnhs!ss. street, cured Of
e|s :, Fay az = SseS "a Hs Cine :ss:l %
d. David Arrus cured Of Eta 80 ffcns street Mary
Hsrdis 100 Delaney cured Of pspspsa Miss Levy cured
OF Piles in one week. after having the One lady
reported by bottle medicine. Of which
was Con sumption of the Bowels Hundreds could be
uced-Sce be confourded in five muutes and
evidence s produced to convince the world o2s Imsnc
MEDICAL CARBIDE. Morrison has ensssed for
l over years the pccessfai treatment Of all forms OF
pvse diseases mereura and syphiuc eupons, gleets,
stricrures gounorhoa and debility arising ffom secret
habit Dr. holds communion with pretended surgeons:
See his London DIPLOMA with the signatures Of the court 81
examiners Royal College Of Surgeons. including Sr
Ashley Cooper Sir Anthony Csriise tc &c. IN has ONCE,
2o<K Fulton street. Letters attended 70. rs lmrrre
4 = EnMAN rhYsILIAN-Dk. hkiNs, NO. 70 Duaas
" respectfully informs the public, that ne has
his outdoor practcee Confines himself entire
~ Office Patients aborng nnder chrome affections
such diseases Of the spine bones joints ulce scof9a
mercuria diseases, sctures piles re- Also certain as
eases to which the young liable IN all large citle:
apply confidence, Dr. Hene being regular physi-
elan. and member Of the medical faculty olo lmere
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CONSUMPTION, COUGHS,
AND ALL DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.
SSSS7Sfff sSSS :
DIR. SWAYNE'S
OMPOUND SYRUP

WILD CHERRY.
THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE PREPARATlON
ing Blood Difficulty Of Breathing, Pain in the Side
and Breast, Papitstion OF the Heart, Influenza
Group, Broken Constitution, core Throat,
Nervous debility, aud all diseases OF
the Throat Breast and Lungs;
the efectual and
speedy ever
known for
any Of
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DKANDf-yust received per FTeIch brig Afvede, >
ID Bsnnemout K Becker Brandy, under Custom House
lock, and entitled 10 debenture For safe at
LAWRENCE MYERS x Co.
7vvH Sourh Ham al
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SPEcULATIoSs RELATIVE TO THE Wharf.-The
press continues to speculate upon the plans of the
campaign: 1t teens with rumors about the movements
Of the different corps Of the army. Now it perempto.
rly sends General Taylor for ward to sano under pos
tive and direct orders from the Secretary of Warn
which said to have been carried by Major Ora
ham Another part Of the communicative press insists
uponi that General Wool, after taking Chihuahua will
join General Taylor and then they will march together
TO San Luis de Potosi In truth the gossppng press ap
dess to knew more about the campaign than the mana.
gers themselves behind the curtain
Then comes another batch of rumors-yiz that the
war is to nag until the Congress Of the 9th Of De.
cember meets at Mexico We are to have no more
alarums-no more arms-the whole scheme of wig.
orous prosecution Of the war; is to be exchanged for
period Of inactivity amounting fact to an arms.
tice. Anon another Of the federal herales starts
up cries danger to be lowering General Tayors
corps and calls out in the of the families Of the
soldiers who arc at Monterey for more reinforce
ments But meanwhile, Gen. Taylor himself has called
for no more volunteers TO be drawn from the
states and with the accession Of those whom he is said
to have sent for from the banks of the Rio Grande he
viii have 5000 picked men with him. and leaving too
several thousand effective at the posts on the
Wewould most respectfully advise little more caution
70 De praceed by the ingenious who contribute to
the press in laying down plans of the campaign and Of
the marching Of troops These ingenious speculatons
may after ALL out TO be mere visions OF the ma
nation Union, Nop IL.
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.nd the died sutten with the Emerods.
AN INFALLIBLE CURE FOR PILES
nR UPHAM's VEGETABLE ELECTUARY-ls an
~ eecual for this distressing malady.
physicians the Hemonhoids. OF Piles There
mistake abouit. IL safe and efcacous, and
pleasant action No fear Of taking cold while unde! ts
influence change in dict necessary II taken according
to directions cure for life 70 guaranteed
Hundreds of certificates may be BY calling the
his agents. OF performed by this medicine Of
TO- o. and 30 standing Sold wholesale and retail BY
the proprietor, 1876 Bowcry; WYATT < KETCHAM, LII
Fulton N. T.; Brooklyn, c. Stearn. 1884 Fulton st =.
Maltoon MYRTLE Avenue and Pear Price 81 sa ,ms,h
OUACKERY IN NEW YORK-Dr. COOPER, "a Duane
street. Chatham street, wishes strangers and oiti
the vctlms OF disease the imposition Of quacks
peruse the following letter -
DR.. CoorER-SIR.Last July contracted disease and
immediately applied to doctor who promised to me 10
week continued with him two months and gradually
getting worse tried one after another all the sdvsf.e
discovered thar the object Of these money and they
doctors concluded to the hospital where
the doctors kept under Of for weeks
MY throat and ulesrated pains joints and
body covered with ulcers ives compIete skeleton the
doctors considered dangerous give any sdi.
cine advised southern climate left the hospital, and
by the advice of several friends placed myself under
care, the st Of January last The result n told am
WELL and restored to perfect hsalh wish this pub
lshed and refer to me.
% 1Insr THOS. GREEN Bricklaver. Harlem
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ANOTHER CERTIFICATE

Rochester, Sept. a, 1876.
Messn Post Willis-Gents: Il is with ordinary eel
Of pleasure that enabled inform you ofthe
have experienced BY the Of DR. Uphams Pile
Electuay, which obtained from Of Piles with
which haye been afflicted My suferngs have been almost
beyond endurance and be known imagined only
by those who have experienced like Affections.
Having been long sndsorey afflicted, induced to
address you, that through you may make known my
friend, and neghoos the truly wonderful virtues Of D Up
find beneficial other removing obstinate
tiveness morbid Accommodations in the stomach and bowels
ard to purify the bloodtus removing the OF Hes
when speedy must follow.
1t is needless add that to obtaining the Eec
of had consulted Of best physIcans
but little benefit Should know OF malignant
Gates, where shall be pleased give them much
tculsr information than able to 10 this
JOSHUA BEAMAN.
10 Sold wholesale and retail by the proprietor Bowe-
"; WYATT& KETCHAM, III Fulton street, New York,
Mrs. Hays, Brooklyn. Price 81. so Imsrh
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A. coRTIssos, u Muuaya
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-25
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is herby given TO the executors, heirs
y and deyisees of Isaac Brunson, deceased,
and all others whom it may concern. late Of the
city of New York ana State Of New York, that
on the ninth day OF March, A. ID. 1916, Garrett
" Dennston who claims to be creditor OF The
estate of Isaac Bruns0a, deceased, having legal
and unsatisfied demands against said estate, filed
in the Office of the Judge Of Probate Of the county
of Grant, Wisconsin Territory, authenticated
copy of the last will and testament with the codi-
Gil thereto annexed, of the said Isaac Brunson ,
deceased, and made application to said Judge Of
Probate, for letters of administration on said es-
tate with the viii annexed it is therefoie ordered
that notice of such application be given by publi-
cation OF this order for four successive weeks in
the Wisconsin Herald, newspaper published in
Lancaster, county of Grant and Territory Of Wis
consin, that the hearing Of said application will
be had on the 9Th day Of July, ls46, at one o.
clock p. NJ. of that day, at my Office in Laneas-
ter, in the county and Territory aforesaid.
ii. r. Golfer,
Judge Of Probate.
April 4, 1876. lit
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-25
Regular Packet.

BETWEEN St. LOUIS AND POTosI, w. T.
TgTHE new double engine steamer ATLAS, r..
Il A. REmLY, Master, will commence her reg
ular trips az a packet from ST. Louis to Polosi, on
the opening Of navigation. The Atlas has been
purchased expressly for this trade, and being Of
very light draught, will remain in it throughout
the season.
Passengers and shippers may rely on the Ailas
always extending her trips to PotOsi.
For freight or passage, having superior accom-
modations, apply board 70
:. E. LEWIS & Co.
Potosi, March Il. 1876. 2-6m.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-25

Shocking g. Extraordinary case
Our attention was arrested Oh Monday
night. in the First Municipality, by a
large crowd of people. surrounding a
good looking, neatly dressed young
Sailor. and rather pretty looking girl,
apparently not more than sixteen years
Of age. The man was alternately
weeping, cursing and tearing ms hair.
and threatening to kill both himself
and the female near him; while she
stood with hands clasped, her eyes red
with weeping, suppl;caiing him not to
kill her, and begging him not to " take
on so.a On enquiring into the cause
of the disturbance, the following de-
plorable circumstances were related,
and they were sufficiently painful 10
account for the singular behavior of
the sailor and the girl The sailor had
lust returned from long cruise at sea,
and was On bit of a lark about town,
full of frolic and +" half seas over" at
that, when he encountered the female
in the street, struck up an acquaintance
with her, and invited her TO accompany
him TO the "Globe Ball." From some
unaccountable reason, the girl felt re-
pugnance to going with him, but a'f
last consented, and was invited by her
companion to enter neighbori,ng cuJe
and get a drink. As they stood al the
bar the countenance OF the man seemed
familiar TO her, and as he put out his
hand to take his glass OF liquor she
observed deep scaT, and dropping her
glass, exclaimed, Great God, your
name is s.. you're my brother y
and SO be was. He had not seen her
for eight years. and when he last left
her, with her parents in New York, she
was a fair-haired, prattling little child.
His horror and anguish at finding her
away from home, and common girl of
the town, can be better imagined than
described and yet, in his paroxysms
of grief, he thanked heaven that he had
made the discovery thus early. A po-
lice officer succeeded in separating the
unfortunate pair, and getting them
safely to their several homes, and we
have not heard OF them since N. 0.
Picayune, March 10.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-25

o. Extract from a letter dated San
Antonio, March 5 The Apachcs and
Camanches have completely raked
down the Mexicon frontier, carrying
their ravages far into the interior
They indeed occupy at this moment
some Of the most valuable haciendas in
the province of Durango. A gentle
man who has resided for the last five
years in Durango brings this news, and
also says that there are no troops OF
any consequence on the frontier, and
that large portion of the inhabitants
will hail with joy the presence of the
American force on the Rio GFande.-
IN. o. Jeffersonian.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-25
Notice.

TEyHE co-paruership heretofore existing be-
tween Soon NJ. LangwoHhy & Edward
Langworthy IS this day dissolved; ;. NJ. Lang
worthy having purchased the entire interest Of f.
Iangworthy 10 all the goods, rights and credits Of
said r. Langworhy. AL persons indebted TO said
firm are expected to call Immediately and pay their
notes and accounts 10 s NJ. Langwouhy, who
alone IL authorized 20 receive the same--and to
paw al debts dno by said firm. The notes and
accounts Of said firm viii be sued unless Imme-
diete payment Il made.
S. VI. LANGWORTHY,
EDWARD LANGWORTHY.
Po,osi, Feb IL, 1916. niyh
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-25

More Murder Disclosures We
understand says the New York News,
by passengers in the Western train,
that the recent high water at Ithaca has
disintered box containing the bodies
of woman and child, horribly man
gled and dis6gured. They have been
identified as the wife and child of a
man who was tried few weeks since
for their abduction, and sentenced to
the Auburn State Prison for ten years.
1t was supposed at the time that they
had been murdered, but as the bodies
could not be found, he was only tried
for lesser offence. The name of the
murderer is Edward Ruloff: he resided
about two miles from Ithaca, and kept
a school, and was also practitioner of
the Thompsonian system of medicine.