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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-20
gbarles 9. 9OtaGept
lltrmatber in ser Sta6t 2llleutaun.

@roreift oieIe @jslcoeuhcii ieinen Sreunten
uno eiuem oeebrten9DubIifum auiusei9en, eae
er fcin @eifdft ncdl iirnIer an (einem altcn
Sronb, ,rpilhen @rai9s cctel nno Der SrIes
ceu6bctc Crudcrei fcrtbetreibt; nuo eaB er
Iceben scn qbilaetlphid NIB 9teuDorf, init
Sem fdSuiien Stctt in iein Sad, '9ebcrenbeu
QSaarcn surildgefehrt 1T, weldcs nod je III
9laentaun gum Serfauf an9ebcten lpuree, II.
welfcr nun III 3uIoB su Icinem Scri9cn Gin
ucrtrcfahes mo 0idnsenoes2lhcrtemcnt auSs
maft. Sein Stct beitebt unter anccrn aus
foI9enben g8aaren:
.gSsesHD Welitn9nen SauSrbs
49Gs assezs:s:;.zssren nit &aifell, an Den al
(erniebri9ifen Dreiien 9clrene II. fl.
beruc D1tent 0iper Sofuhren allie
an6ere 9lrteu Sofubrcn 81 SahlrelcD
bier onSuflibrcn Sern!r Stlterne
Sbcez mo Suppen.SDfel @benf1llS
cine pra6ncuc mo unlttcrtrefflthe
9(uSlrabl 9clcene Singer uno Shrs
rtn9e ; ltbr i6ruc grHlfnarclrL
netll elmer Der beiteu 9ms,pabcu 9pltencr II.
iIlberuer 8rilIen, iporauf ic ein mrnfhlidc6
2u9e gcblift bat, paBCnb fir jeec6 glitter s.
9cloene uno flberne 2cob. pcncil @ales, une
icnif alIe 2Irtcn Waarcr, Die 81 lrtnem &c.
Ihdft 9eh6ren. ....u.. .-.
Sbi9e Waaren bat CT, Oh or eiueu 9rc6en
Stcd etu0clc9t bat iebr blIIi0 crbnltrn, uno
fam eenirltcn tcmjNfcl9e auf ric rcdIle SIrt,
udmlid) bOi9 tpierer im JlIcincn atlascn, II.
Qanbt behauptcn su cilrfen, wchIfeiIcr ais rs
ie III 9Illentlun qeIhah. ...a.... ...
Hcpar0urCu bic in icin Sdd, rinIdlGo9cn,
werecn biuig unc puuftlidi beirrgt. = gud,
tcht er fir eineu dcntseu 3citraum fur aae
lrtifcl Die Ieiue Wcrfilitte perla6en cut.
@r it rnntbor fir 9eucecuc llntertlieun9
uno laoct baS publitum Gin auSurHfsu uno
icincn Strf 81 bcfChcn, inocm oucs unent'
9eIbid, geNi9t wire. @e1dtchtpiee, 70 flihlt
er perfhert bas bneclbe fCh tdIc nbcricuNt
baben pirb, bnB iciue H0nrcn unibcrtrcif
lid) uuo Iehr wchIfcil fub mcdlcs ealm iei'
ne 8unoId,aft iumcr mehr uno mcbr rcrs
mrbren uno or ferncrbiu fd nrNctrirben fIh
len pirc, cn lcbhoftc6 Tauf9efubl fir eicie6
9cSci9te Wcblwctleu in fcincr gruit iu nihs
relt--uno er 0tt oa6 9crlpredrn, tds es jcs
eenfaHs 9eldlcbcn lrI. ... ..'.N
l. Gbnr(e3 G. W(aheD.
glGcutaurL WdrS %. nq3'N
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-20
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Se0et 1aatap bier
Gin 0feuer Stcbr III 9llIentatN.

Gin 9teuer Stcbr III 9lllentaus.
llutcrSeit)neter Sei9t bcm publifum an ooB
CT fpebeu eiuen neuen Stphr III 9lUentaun,
uno s,por am iiIbwcitlideu @de Der Samil'
ton uuo g8ilIiam Straeen uno 9erabe 9c9cns
iiber Sd9crs @ilenltcbr er0fFnet bat.
@r bat fceben fein pradtoclleS enforcement
neuer Bnarsn ausacpadt, unb it nun bereit
9Inrufenoc nad Wunfd, ~ beoisnen. Gin
iecer Der piinIdt wohlfcilcr als lcnitiUc 81
fdufeu, fpiro cbnc 9lnifebcn bel linn anrufen.
Oa fGnnt Sbr nidt MIR ailein NIT Den pcbI'
feilffcu Sitter perlrben werten, lcneern slIs
9leid aud, nit tcu atler idl6nfeu uno aller
beiten. Sein Strf beltebt aus alien 9es
wiinIhten
Scmmer: Sitter, ais QownS, @nI;arirs, prins
TED WCnsIlr, etnem 9rc6en enforcement
Sfattune, Scmmcr @aBimere, StrcipS, al
les mad, ben neueften Wccen, uno peld,es
allies or unolnubIidI bilIi9 cerfaufen miro.
@bcnfaIts, bat or alle 9lrten @rpScrcicr,
Suenspadren II. + 10. erbaItcn, mcrauf
er DEFENDERS bic Slufmerflamfcit bes pub
Ifums 81 Steben fpiinidt.
sile Slrten 9anbcs prpbufte ipcrben fir
lSaaren an9encmulcn une Der bDhltr Warft'
prcis eafnr erlaubt.
Sr Bittct I'M 9enci9ten 3uiprndL ipcId,cs
INNER banfbar bon ibm erinnert werben miro.
y. s.. 9feber.
QIllentaun, Mai 6, n9bu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-20
OSelte 0Sitter.

Die tinterseidmeten taben fcebru bon Ybis
Iaoelpbia uuo 9ieuDcrf einen 9rosen 8orrath
iieuer @lter erhalten, beitcbeno gum Gbel
aus fcl9eneen Waaren: ..
Sdwarses, Slaues uns Sdnepfarbi9es 9ud
unb @aeinere, 9meeos uno oiele nnbere
Sprten ber metlt moceartiafteu 9ater fir
CONNER R6de, Werino @nemere, @rps
ton 2ud,, Samele 3ud,, ecinen Drifting,
rnc cine 8rcBe 8eritiebenbeit anrsrer
cauerbafte nno mcoi9e Sofenifcffe ein
pradtoclles 9lfortment bon nlpoi9cn Wars
feiaes uno 8aleneen @eifin9s, Satin unb
Seicens8rlost 8citin9s icipenc unS lei.
meme Saihcn 2hdJer, @raoats unb StcdS.
lethfa q s.-@iue grose 9eridicbens
belt fdwarse uno Sdncpfarb9e, 9emetner
uno f9urirte Seioe Scmbasins, Sm'
perials, Safsarins, Wcuslin be eeains,
9in9bamS, @m9hom 2awns, @at'
tune, &c. &C., fir Damen 9Injii9e.
6 ben a 4 s.-@tn oortrefaid,es 9t6crtes
ment bon Damen Scmmer Sd,anls,
SalStilder Bells, Sanbfhuhe Sdnhcr
@dpes, @oIars &c. &c. - Ssrncr @bcds,
Sifinas, Wuslins, Gifdtilfer Srifb une
Ceutfdes Ginen uno 70 ipeitcr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-20
Gin s)1euer QBWtbL
Gafcn, gf0i 8.

til cer Stoct 9(llentaltn.
llntcrScidnrtcr ,pInfht Gin gcebrtes pub
lifum nberbaupt uno ieiuc Srcuube i'm Se'
ionocrru oarauf aufmcrfiam gu MAIDEN, bns
CT ucn Cation aus in oaS
9lmerifanil6e Soctel,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-20
0eteQIC0afts- -9latbrtC6t.

Die llnter;eihneten baten fId, an cieiem
Gage inter bic Tirmd bon pres, 8ern unc
@cmp. afcciirt, fur ben @nosped cin na9es
meiues Saufmanns @elddft su betreibrn,
nno habcn bon preB, Sd9er uno Comp, be.
rem Stcd bon 3rcdenen Waaren, @roSes
reien, Scblcn &C. fduflid, all ftd, sebradlt.-
Sie wercen ibr @elhdft an bem nimlid,rn
Srt fortbetrribcn, mo biefer 3rpei9 friibcr bon
pres, Sd9cr uHb Comp betrieben puree.
s..s.a @hrtffian Dree,
s @illiam Sern
g Oenrp @etnsbeimer
ScIepb Sa9er.
9Iflentaun, Wdrs 10, 1916. uq4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-20
6Oalailtt atnS Sebet
Sin rei6e5 lmo pprtreffli6es 9l1prtes
ment Don Sau5uhren Safubren
,,,,A CS,,x.ofrtt s.. ....s

Gln ret6es ltn6 pprtreftlt6eS 2tliprtes
nent Don Sau5uhren Safubren
llno Serrelrp.
Der llnter,cibnete mclIte cbrerbieti9if oas
pubIifum benadlrid,ti9en, be6 CT fcrben bon
9ieuDorf suriifgsfebrt 1T, uno eaBer nun an
Ieinem alten Stauc, auf Der n6relihen Scite
Der Samilton Strnee, srpi(den 9. Sarber'6
unb lpreB, Sd9er nno @omp'6 Sartewaaren
Stobrs, cineS Der Id)Cn(ten uno beit ous9e'
ipdblten 9IGrrtemcuts llbrcn, Sadubrcn uno
Sepelrp gum 8erfauf anbietet, neldle6 jc
Dem bieG9en publifum ungebcten wurce, uno
;nar All berab9eIcBten preiIen. = Tclgenee
2lrtifrl bilceu ciurn Stcl Icine6 StcdS.
IT. 8ortrcffli6e 9cts
" ETNsSsS rene 0ieoers, (9ins'
SsSNss ( tdSsS% li6 Suipellirt) } 2es
Ssssss.sss4SsR> pieneS, ibiflid) fit
9doie6 unO Soerren, flberne GicpcrS,
@n9lifhe Suartier mo 0epiene5
ppn allen @rD6en nnO Wfufern,
Gin 9ro6e5 9l1ortement Sauss
lIbreu, 8 Sag 80 Stlulben
uno 9l(arm, Don elmer 9(lls
Sahl 5an5 teller Wtllitz
ern, gang btllt9 ST.
perfaufen.
G. 3 c Is { q Q 8:
eilt olI9emeiue5 9lilortement filterner
9Dfe(, llbrferten, S6lllhcl, Cider
beit5sSettelL Sruitnaoeln, nro Slit
gerrin9e oaeS na6 ben neltcifen
Wtuifern uno WDren. 9lethfallS,
Srillen ppn alien Senenlltn9en =
sll allen Dreilen, unb l6iflih fir
ieSe5 Ql(ter.
@r woGte i'm 8eicnbrru ale ircldle etipns
in ieiuem Sad, Al faufcn wlnIheL einloecn
au;urufsn 4; inbem cr pcriGdrrt 1T, oaB ilr
nid)t feblen f6nnen fIh su befriectgcu, nne
oaB er ibnen CUTE Bargains 9eben fonn
SIGe 9lrten 9lcpuraturcn merccn auf Die be-
fte Betie oerIorot-unb fir bcnen @utc piro
fur alle srtifel gut 9eitancen.
Daufbar fir bieSuucr erholtcuc llntcriiilss
ung cine6 liberalcn publifums, btttct cr rnl
cine Sorteauer ibrer &unoIhoft NIB llntcr'
ltusur9.
@eol9e Stcir.
9lprtl Is, rQbo
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-20
Stnieoe9lmtbBe, SbralbitGfe pOn
perIbieoenen @r0Ben Sobl QSaas
rpt, t,n,t ,fIp,t GSNrtpu GptIpf mn

oer1DlepelleH SrpBell, SODpt QSaIs
reu Don allen SDrtcn, SeiIel nnO
Ofetall : S)dfen Yfannen
Screens, II. (. ~.
@frihfaas as.-@in febr fh6nss 2Idcr:
tement Spie9el BON alien 9rGsen, nit qclce:
nen uno mcbagonD Srdnls elm pcblfelcS
nno mcci9es enforcement Senfer'Slnbs ,c
@brnfuNs, Elm aG9emcines enforcement
9tmerif1nii6e5s un0 @n9lts
~ l6es Star9ens@tfen .a.
9fcif, uuo gano,@iien bon alIcn 8erennltn'
ocn 0iusifbes unb 9lmerifaniIbcs Sheets
@ifen Sleh in Srren u. (. 10.
r.-@aIt,, S6ears unb Sliifers
Stabl, Stahl fir Spriit9s ; 1CO Sdsden
9d9el, Srabs uuo Spcfs BON allcu Scrtcn :;
$50 8creu Senlters@las bon alien @r6scn ;
100 SdsdIen reincs gleiweie uno 9arrildcs
uno anecre Sorten Sarbr, bic 9rwSbnlidI
perlan9t wercen suiammen nit elmer Sers
fhieceubrit nnoerer glrtfel su unftinolih
aniufIibrcn, rpelfcs sltlcS Ge beim Gjrcsen
nnc SIcinen an ten allcrbiIli9ften prcilen obs
IeBcn ncroen.
Sie tcfftn burd pinftlidle gufmerffam
felt in ihrem @cIddft, bic Sreunbe beS @tab'
liIemcnts als Gnnoen ~ crbalten, uno bic
@unft bcs Yubliiums in Sla9emeinen Su pers
eicnen.
GF2lftes @iIen miro i'm Slujtnuld, fir
WGaren an9cncmmen. H..
Srpen S69er,
Solepb Sd9er, jun.
W1ai 6. nobp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-20
Nprt[ l5,
Gtrt ueuer QBirtD
llllO CSelreIrN.

in @afton Dennivlpanten.
Der llnterseitbrcic ,pOllte ebrcrbetigit Iei
ne Sreunte uno bas publifum lberhaupt
tenad,ritti9eu, cnB er ucn Srremar6burg
mad, @aitcn 9eSc9en it, unc nun caS 98irtbss
bau6 gum Sdlilo bcs
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-20
9lmertfanilCbe Soctel,

in 9lIlcntonn, frilberbin &C.
baItcu bon So bn @ro 8
9csc9cn it, uno RAE er nm
III ben Stanb 9cfcst 1T nlIc
ciejcni9en tic ihn init ct
mem yefut, beehreu ner.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-20
Gr. QBm. ST.. Dancwfp
frilber III Ginou6 uno Sber,
GauCplIl lrChnhaft, -

a 3ci9t bierourd an caB er had,
awsn sIQcutaun gc;cgcn it. Snrem or fir
WTgsg cic llntcrnBuuo uno bad Scrtraurif
EsI wcld,es linn in Sber Sauccua rpo
E2ss9aas4sSS SnI;turg ;u Sbe wurbs, coufbar
1T, eriIdlt or fciuc altcn Sfunocn ihm ferncr
ca6 &crn1ucu gu idlcnfcn tprIdcs er ild,
in fctncr Hparsi0 jdbli9cn praris, lcpcM in
&urcp1 ais III 9merifa III erfreucu battle
l8eitere gmpfchIuu0cn tdIt CT fir iibcrRhei9
ca fctn 9luf ais 9lrSt uno teicncers ais @e'
burtshrlfcr in Qcd)n Gountp biuldualid bes
9riintCt in mem teionoCr6 roron aele0cu it,
rem itchrn ieinc, pen mcbrercn Nofultdten
III Ecutitlano auS0cltcatcu 3cn9nifc in lei'
ncr Sfficc, rffen ciuiuictcn.
9liIcntaun 2pril l5. nqbu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-03
LIVERPOOL CLAssrFrcArIoNs.
The Crops.

The Hagerstown, Md, Torehtght says: Last week
closed the cutting OF the harvest the greater
part Of the county. We glad to find the wheat has
sustained less injury than anticipated In fact the
last few days OF favorable have enabled
mers to secure their crop in quite satisfactory
to themselves
The weather has been unusually cool for the season,
and although We have had good many cloudy days
lately we are suffering from drought The early upland
corn thought to be injured already, and unless
have rain the crop will be very short We
informed that hail storm which did great injury passed
South Carolina paper.
From all parts the State hear the favorable
accounts OF the state OF the crops Hay and corn, espec
ally, bid fair to give an unusually large yield The last
part ana the first part Of July been very fine
weather for grass and 7homasfon (Me) Recorder
The peach crop it is said will be very abundant Many
OF the owners OF peach trees New Jersey have been
Obliged to pick part Of the peaches from the branches
to prevent destroy ing the trees.
The chicago Journal that the first of the
new crop wheat made its appearance in that market on
Tuesday, and brought 90 cents per busheL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-03

.ea ds Tsh@s CupaipCh.n ccAc.;:s; ';n: ssii:
Smith tSas Island; barge: Demon Ail;p York. Night
ins Iw Do; Comet Coz and En- 8o Yap SS from
Mobile brig Amanda. Avery from New , ron oambs
Tnomsston for Washington, DC. IN p,n.
Pm vDIrcr. July 3i.Ar, brig Voltsfe Srowen R Rns
deha; Schrs Joseph Brown, May, Philsd-pha; praee.
Young PhsdsIphs Bst Rssvss fh 'SsphRa . .'oop
Cavalier and Adelaide Braddck, PhiladephIa Lake Lake
de- sid 3oth schrs Hope Potter BRISTOL TO load iof
Indies. . =,
RcHMosD. July ,-An st Cisy Point ship Merchant Reliant
Brown, Thomaston; David Coin, Nye, sandwich; WIN
Mo~ry. Periue, Jssy City,; Elwood, West Fort AcE
erman, o kley, York John Roalefe Lewis, YORK;
Republican, Sharp. Troy Sid. schr Mary Langdon C0oo'
Boston.
SAVANNAH, July as--CId brig Excel. Smith, York
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Packet. "a Arrive.
Packets co Sail.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST a.


Arr1v0Qs
Steamship Palmetto, Chrsanson Ga hours from Charles
ton Saturday lat 81 lon 81 spoke brig Savannah
Have had the wind fresh from northv ard since then
Ship st George Ferris. Liverpool, July ls with mdse to
Ogden July LIST, PM Charles Cartman seaman, fell
medatey sent and every made him,
which proved unsuccessful, blowing fresh and
heavy running the time The st George IL
days between lou ~ 30 and Ion 49, At half o'clock
Saturday night off Fire Island steamship Great Britain
going about II knots she had all her fore and aft sails
Bark Stephen Brewer. Farm, Rio Grande June 7h with
hides, Harbeck Co July 2sth lat 30 Ion 63 80 w,
spoke schr Convert of Bath Hncksy l6 days from Bait,
for st Thomas
Br brig Brown, days from Pictou, with 100 chadons
coal TO Soule Whitney &Co Left Br brig True Blue, Sta.
ted States Liverpool for Boston 29th lat lon 30
spoke brig Calcutta Boston for Barbadoes Sc hours out
Brig Trojan Mitchell, 10 days from New Orleans with
mdse, to Nesmith Walsh.
Br brig Ruth Eliza Hilton IA days from Aguadilla, with
1000 bush salt, to n Braine.
Br brig Atlas, McCaen i6 days from Pctou with COAL
Soule. Whitney Co.
Br schr Dolphin Holden. days from ct john NIB with
plaster to Burnhan 4 DeWof
Br schr STERLING Holmes, 10 days from Windsor, with
plaster, TO T Winniett
schr Johnson Hardy, days from Lubec. with plas
Schr New Zealand Pollard days from Lubec with plas
ter, to smith Boynton.
Schr Harriet Rogers Rogers days from Maehias with
lumber, to J Snow
2brigs-unknown.
Sailed.
Ships Hoatio for Canton; Sullivan for Chaeston brig
David Dufheld, for Wilmington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-03
MEDICAL GARD.

DOCTOR FAWCETT, consulting surgeon of 1876 Full
ton street, New iofk author Of late en-
and sterty anatomicsIy, alphabetically and medically
explained with comprehensive Of the
modern treatment Of Syphilis, Secondary Symptoms Con.
orrh9a Geet Structures Seminal Weakness Whites Noe.
tun.al Emissions and all the consequences sell
pollution The Doctor has devoted hi, for the last
fifteen this city, the Of the above
toned diseases and from his practice and long ex
perence investigating the pathology Of the
he undertakes permanent and radical His diplomas
from London Edinburg and ALSO his honorary
degree from the State Of Louisiana suspended large
frames in his Office, 1876 Fulton street.
Persons distance enclosing ST. have copy of hi,
late work. accompanied with which embraces diseases
incidental O females.
All lett prepaid and addressed 10 Dr. H. Fawce 1856
Fulton street, will receive due attention
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Foreign Markets

HAvASA July 23-The arrivals OF rice since last
have been 1870 casks Ann Parker from Savannah;
the cargo OF the Eugene sold at lOx rs Ofthe Zephyr
and Of The Falmouth which last has sold
and 40 casks per Z. Mitchell have been sold out
store at Prices Of sugar have advanced OF late
this Is owing partly TO the small supply in town which
has been caused by the rainy weather nterruptng
walls from the country we expect that prices will again
decline The tonnage duty having been again taken of
vessels loading moasses there is demand that
article and holders are asking u r. and AT has been
paid. Exchange on London lxs 10 per cent premium;
New YORK ana Boston, a per cent premium.
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PHILADELPHIA, August 2, IS46.

PHILADELPHIA, August z, 1876.
The weather to-day is delightful, and call the
world and his wife" together with the little Ones
are endeavoring to enjoy it, by excursions on the
water, to judge by the manner all the steamboats,
are crowded.
The launch of the ship at Southwark ship
yard was not entirely accomplished until this
this morning about 9 o'clock While attempting
to shove her off last night, between IL and
o'clock, by means of screws, her cradle gave
way and she fell bodily into the mud. She re-
manned in that position until high water this morn
ing, when she was hauled out INTO deep water
At the time of her fall two men were struck by
the timbers which supported her, and received
severe bruises.
A specimen of the duello occurred yesterday
afternoon, between two redoubtable members Of
downtown gang, growing cut of desire to see
which could stand fire best. They stationed them
selves on either side of Swanson street, in broad
day light, and blazed away at each other with
perfect nonchalance. Their nerve was apparent
ly as good as their skill in firing. One named
Pete Lunde received two small pistol balls in his
left thigh, and the other, named McCarty, had
hole bored IN his right thigh by ball from the
pistol OF his opponent. Bolh were attended by
physician, who cut one ball out OF Lund'. thigh,
but could not get at either OF the Others. HIS
wounds are considered somewhat DANCE rous but
that received by McCany is trltiing, though the
ball IS not extracted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-03

THE PARI SIAN sECRET.-Jus. ppblisbsd,a new trans
i atIon from the French, entitled the Partisan Secret
OF self Preservation perfect security against pvae dis
under all circumstances without the OF medicine
any disagree cable nece.sy by Alexander Lebaum, Nj D.
Member Of the Medical FaeSlty Of PARIS &c. &c.
Of fashion in Paris London and Re Cities with
the perfect and uniform II is fully revealed
in this little volume, and be made OF by
der equally useful persons Of both sexes and causes
trouble or inconv enience.
The discovery upon which the work found received
the highest cncomiums of French Phi, sIcsps Sanitary
Councils and the Supentend Hospitals the evidences
Of WHICH attached to the treatise in appendix Ia;
suffering wherever has been known No person, whether
male female who in way exposed the danger Of
disease, should remain ignorant Of its contents.
Sold in New York the Maison de Sane l3l Full
ton street Price sax cents-two copies for 81.
yoa Ivrkr
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e - m M E IL ClAL.

New York, Saturday. August L.
AsHEs-Both descriptions ha 10 been firm during the
week at So so for Pots, and 81 fer Pearls Receipts
exports were both light.
BxEADsrurrs.-The market closed with ANNA.
ton than manifested in the early part the week
and sales to conside rabe extent were made at 81 l2
for Genesee including Oswego and 81 064 81 lax for
Michigan; Southern is also better at 81 l 81 % for
Baltimore Richmond, &C. Sales in Genesee wheat have
been made at 80 cents North Carolina new 81 IS cts;
Rye held at 66 81 cts; Corn Southern yellow, SIS a
66 cts; Jersey SO so cts; Western mixed so SO cts
CorroS.-rhe sales to-day 1900 bales, which in
clude list Of l400 bales mddng Apalachicola at cts
annex
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LvERPooL-Shp g. G-org-io0O6 ere bricks T isdale x
COLO Dol. brandy Il tlammood-o casks Jas Lee COLO
Sands, Fuller & cs-N pags VI B & H Weeds Richardson
Wason-a 4 oil more hcNartin-3o Gihon CO
$40 Phelps. Deags co-8 Edwa.d Ciark-8 X Pstrck
co.'s samuel koosevet-2Co G d Morewood cos Patton
S,swaT-2 Robert spearins-lo But~rf.d Bro hers co
-43 Jackson-3 LAWS Auerbury-6 Wolf X tjiiie,pe-
10 4 Jo,epiIs 4 t:sysrai45 BA Mumford.si Z Chsu
we'll Cog Hystop Brether-3 Hilcion x Smith,
8 ,suire-i7 } D. ewart colo Lockhar Gibson
co-6 Collins Brothers-3 Bell Sonic Watt SheI
man-6 u Havden-20 samuel Gray don-7 rupt, Wood
ward Cosner-ls Sheldon Phelps cot Van Nsst to
therst6 bsr IS bds Kennys Breese Sampson0 crates
Van Wagner Tpcker33o bxs 81 cks ls tics 20 lol
7I railroad bars, order.
RIO GRASDEBark Stephen Brewer7s5S9 hides aS sacks
hair 20t0 horns Hsrbeck Coc052 hides Mason Thomp
son-7ioo horns R;chsrds-il36 do to order
Domestic Importation.
NEw ORLeANs-Brig Trojan-I00 sacks corn w Yer
mre-3i3 do Hicks Coo, do Cornell Collie sacks
wheat 50 bbis doy Hsrpef-39 bales cotton TO order
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CHARLEsroN-StesmshIpP almettoDav,d Flanders, Miss
Flanders, Dsageu Welsh, Mr. Hay ward aud lady, 81
Pergoud, Pray, MIR Francis, Chalmers Spragve,
McNeag. wey mouth Henry Le,ih, 4 sebahsI.
Stiles, w Gouthwate Pollock, A Philips hobt liar
PEI, John Richards Howe. ia. Ecker, John Cunard
81 Williams
MARssIILss-Bark Acadia, at Boston-Louis Lang. New
f99,ki Peter Barge, Italy.
. no GRANpg-bark stephen Brewer-Ceorge Slavery, oil
Salem. 80 '
AcuApuLA-Brg Ruth Elza-Mr spro and lady.
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y y, Sst # jsE. f::t n ss: VI st;y:.a
Va; Gulisme Hsys.; James conway. Huttea and Ia
dy, WIN NJ Donald, M. Bans!ey Alexander Duncan, Ga
num- Engiand; Bridge and lady Nicaragua; Mrs Weten
hall. Pows, Csnads; Meredith, Louisiana John Lash
Trinidad r Foster. r Raymond ST John, NIB; NJ Cas-
de Mr. Wh,tesde' w hides; w Hanson, James How,
Power. Moauea CaVt Robinson. ROYAL Enr.,sr, Lieut.
France; John Palmer. England-68 -
For iiafax-J ID w Williams and lady, John Ellis, Mr.
Ballerster Boston; Mn Weir and child Montrea Captain
seymour Lieut. Austin. RN; Z Fairbank, WIN P.trr.'
wards, Mr. Phelps. sanatt Halifax; Col John Simpson.
RIA, Canada; Thos Barnslead Phia-24. Total 90.
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COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY.
IS NASSAU STREET.
MENIGAI. AnVICE A

MEDICAL ADVICE in PRIVATE DISEASES.
and sbheS @ Ss Ssss S
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CURING medical treatment safe and
college r.. spPss!.ass Ro:. diseases. ys: s
the members Of The College for many yea
b. sss g AZ. s s 70
70 6GSk7 ssVxr.o.
;on, have
their case saPciy together with Al ymptop' time Of
closing =. post raid.
vELFEAU's sfEClFiC FILLS.
ns al from IN
These Pills the result OF twenty yeas experience in The
pssaDfafsf f sasd yFl s
all disease. Of the UrethEs They effect much
breath di'aErseinS with the stomach, confinement
SS &4GA p p.p.I.1 Sy cY Y. E1.s.
6a.u Msdsas nna 5 OF the % New
secret 2nd sn Invaluable 0
iemeoy gr 'sry or barrennes unless depend
snss bottle; 81 =. sSeh eases Of hal carefully
RECORDS ALTkxATIVE MIXTURE.
ns of Of Y
All person, .uspsetns vtnsa tain, remaining their y:
s
without thoroughly cleansing the System WIN ths 1ustiJ
celebrated alternative
Sold single bother ut 81 each OF half dozen to-
carefully packed and to al parts OF the Un'on
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT Or SARsAPARiLLA
GENTIAN AND SASAFRAS,
OREPARED bv the New York College OF Medicine and
&: ..
the purifying qualities and curative powers OF the above
hers confidently recommended by the College superior
10 extract Srsapss before the public
may be relied as certain remedy Tor all diseases arising
e is O. ne .Sss as %
onts nodes eruptons liberated throat or
disease arising from the secondary effects Of syphilis
an injudeious of mercury.
Sold in single bottles, at Is cents
cases Of hafa dozen bottles $3.50
one dozen I" $500
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
n B. very liberal dlacsunt to wholesale purchaser
O6es cpsa hso IA M. TO NP M
tewue SNsssau street, New York;
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s, DnHsh Ionsu and lady, Miss Gstan, Sirs and M,s
Lar ~ rsiker Alfred Grenough, Mr. Ferguson, Mr. wal
fsr, n Hrllest Loring, 4 p Eastman, H. Western,
ioa. Msd,m spRsn, Ne.oa y Appleton, Boyle Dos,
ndy, SIscie y Williams, N Sullivan, Lamare,
pskeI w Fulleuon, York w H Mgrts, Morton, Massi