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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-20
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s;n nSsnbs s'ps'fVs 'es''sY
NJ n%f7'5l5 1850 ElfsFt steisaE.lhi nG ssaEa8
And when I'VE asked syeu in, Johns 70 take
cup 0t. ten ss' s 4 q # 4 II
Made inl Boston Harbor John, the teapot o.
~ the Free: = - a.+... 49,. @
aoa .,,;sa aa s.Iss, a '1s. ~ p ny 80 o - ~ ""4
aa.,s .s,sre .omeI .bor;oines vou didn't unit.
sxpecs. .'''','a''''', - -,
ssp''HFe e7' " 'i,s''.4s ~ ~ ;" '"''' '7
YOU didn't like their manners, John. you
couldn't stand their tea, ,dW vi sY;t
And thought, got into their heads, and made
h,,ss them quite too free. =, s-aa. a,,e., Il,
DusyHu Si vo'y ''psy' 'onn 'you y uf'nA' 'a ny
',,, sst.,b Nll,b Lii ,aa ce,.t.
aay & yoa s.sa. 'ISs," S;T'' e "oo" ." a"'
'1H 80 A'D''"0s -, -.
yon acted ;ust like mad. John, and tumbled
e77F an And Der. "tFs'ts'i H''iS@ O. f'55@a
sRv var saalwart Yankee son, who handled
u half d seofe.i .l5ag6& u t,t@5.i b. 3}ab
sbus now oope you soDs'' 'onn' you l''e'
!, !oo e. .oston'. .7,,,.. u ~ 49, u.I !, !,
1ou tnavn. e.. me 'egs' '0"'' you nag a.
zen btfennlng'on'' l on. .a sa,,3p Ergfr e4f Ia.
You M had some son eorus upon you, toes, coss-
wAYuIs that was one.
And !. The light a. York Town, why then ',o you
couldn't run; =,
You tried quite hara VIII ADMIT ana anl thfew
And gave.yorr aMerd, ne John, tor shame, to
vs one GEORGE Washlngtoh' .a }4si 4.,,E.3
T. do no. think you'll. e'er forget the time YOU
went to York, a,sr,... .se fr.-ss f..
And ate SO like a breast, John, you raised the
price Of polk, ~ .,"' '''''''t0 ''
nen Ws naS sOae ns;aI spa'e' on' our nooAS
VIII pI.a "s ,a"e I.r.a .hoxa .,a ~,
""' .ng..,ad nug .". 0u' On 10y 'Ao''' ' anu ~
90 ssaS'assa'@ ~ 9'' s't'" s' e'''
Anothsr much loved spot, John, such swee,
z iassociation. ri Il 'lEi 7cE aIjd q 'aa
When yougwere going down to York to sec
~ your rich relations: .a.5... ... 4,.gtf..,..
The pu.osmna so.ani q 'ne ''oha"f' iona a'SiopS
Pr. m son,e sGates' thar stopped YOU, on
a' sp S,,stos.,s ] % nIaio., ' 'pp'N - 80 " =
~. :" - gr.v.. IL ..sa q. .4.e.
That Hill you must remember, en- e. Der, JOHN 'tis
W. ns% is' to ssss sssy i photographed and send
at,s tito your Qoeen. - as'ef l.saa
A"1T of h, al .. lHel nights, 'A '',.s
Ans nams = 'of' H y !" - "a' sNa! '''''p' w D'''
ysa shIleYs "'s''d d.i;azasY VII, d sua
your friend Ethan Allen, John, of G. ontinental
Ao't' f..sn H''. 'A'''"' 1850
x.,s AII.a ,,o,t s,,,,rrsndar n .f,re.t ,eho.
""o .y 49, asmsS !" 1'e4fl. ~ = 80 80 = -
vs.,,asaen;ssa'th | 'the sf:.noress. :, them. author
NV most hiah. 80 $50 @ ~|'1 (
nY. - asiiol an oo,lv Iobn .,d tool
nmvon morn ne Gsea Pn.. T9 ea's' 'oAn' ana loon
! ,e'.yNs'sS 1tss''--f'9sJ bus sfaiG .@
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-20

Ia "No matterr-thes boynisq a regular
Washingt pbeyaforhe wassborir on
the sixth anniyersaryiof sWashington- :
EianisTs and doubtlessl.ame 40 Boston bn
Purpq 10 celebrate theroccasiofs born
|onellle same dayssx5El pledge was!
Hurrab, hoshall assistant editor,
and write, for NE nile tdeparlmeat,a
while bis loAofz ather -baIlol how
drQl thai word sound sis-+fali,e r aheua !!
lsea astsd pa iliasIllgs i've eass,Aild
|Eow we shall maintain our sdighiiyg ina
proper manner. Hereafter, whenawe
are called. npon toaddress public hssem~
blies, we shall speak enphaticaIiy and
patriolicallyi about our own rights 'and
the rights Of children: and our childrsns
children. Let the census man come
with his old book, pen, and inkhorn---
there's three sir, tAree.o oTHnEEli in our
family, besides the nuss. We begin to
expand, we feel rich and liberal. We
shall trayelsnex summer, and we shall
take our family with us, and when we
stop at our hotel, we shall write, upon
the books in bold and digniied charac-
ters' "Mr. C---- Lady and child.---
We begin to feel-ha--ha---oh--oh---ri
fol de riddle ol--hurrah--hopored-ia
--ah-oh-yow. editor swoons.) olai
HANDS OFr.-An exchange, r., paper aI,er
tells of a young damsel going 10 a party,
when her mother charged her to Keep
the beaux at respectable distance
"You may let them convese with you,it
you please, but make them keep their
hands of" Miss went to the party, and
some young men were there with very
pretty mouths, and red lips, out Of which
came sweet words. She was highly de-
lighted with one gallant, who told her
she was as sweet as rock caady, and ap-
peared disposed to give ample proof
that such was his opinion, BY slipping
the delightful nectar from her pcutipg
lips. He put his arm around her neck,
in order to detain her for that purpose,
when she repulsed his advances, and
cried "hands off, sil!' He then began
to sue humbly for the privilege Of Kiss
ing her on one cheek. 20, yes, you may
illiss-ne asamnch as you pleasa; e saidsshe,4
"but mamma says you must keep your
hands Off" ''''''SS9 t'@'''' 's'',
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-20

MERRY ENaLAND.--W orking iwos
men in London. save themselves from
starving during the winter, byl asorfs
gdging their snnsnaer eGraiags. Many
lof the lahorers of that merry" country
declared, al recent meeting held, that
they knew meat only by name.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-09

"a 4: Esz:: :, Il 4 ;|:::!t! .::
i :s: ys1 .s:l Hin III .ssssi zssaS ss
ass s .:s s.sJ s.. sf ss.s.
Aas kasy f. s s;iy:S
.ss .Ss DsSis sis: '
bark Be Az, AndrG. Cheat "a, s.,h. w.,.. OFF
e; ssSS:
90, BsISw tns Viii Of bhii.sssh si an barb Csil-
Kas:'ss se.i; I'D ;ss; Eg.:s csss:: Tsss: SI:::
"a; ss Tsias H:is F.: ;s
cid ships Francons Gsnnett, LverPool Sea Lyon
R.sl s1 Siss S
p Lama Burgess 'S.@on. sSDo
Aug sns1h
:s6: T.sa.pOS Wing and Brooks. F'.h Ab'n'' Lean:
,sh, s,I Emily s;;ss: EN.s
so oS" . Epu Do d .sHr Eea Rodmsa sS.
msa NYork Sid, schr Sarah, Perry, do Gu
for MOTOR Ellen Smith .e froyide 'aD ssan.Soro
NoswIcH August -Ar sehr Spy. Lewis. and cid 9Th
oS5s. avg sasd 'eS' Rsn0wn Br wnd'0r
s.F: E.as sd ala, S:s
al S fR 1:, s..sy eG0 eS.
Brown, French, Flushing: Gratirude stevenson, NYorh
mnerea southwor,h, MiddletSwn; W Godfrey. Weeks.
Somerset New Delight. Dimmck, Wareham, Mass: Glen
sH.''H Msaf Msi Sy
Albanian. Nottingham Troy; Mars. Plat; NYork
PROVIDENCE, Aug 6-Ar schr Moses Brown Nckerson
Phla; soop Tecumseh, Ash. NYork Bel.w. big Emene.
from ,.taiant Rys Sd brig E.sas W' ss
fssST ss1
PORTLAND, August 6-brk kliz,bsth, Jordan Cuba Bid
schr sun, Nickerson, NYork.
Richmond, Jug 6,Arr schrs Iowa, Hyer, Thomsston'
Mary Peck, Lscomb NYork Sid sshrs Greenway Couch
NYork WIN Mowry, Perine, jersey CITY. 49,
THoMAsroN, August D. Arr Fornax, Wilson. Cadtz
via Boston; Clarsa NYoTk I'D brig rom Paine, GRAHAM
Norfolk.
WASHINGTON, NC, Ang a-Arr schrs Pactous Simmons
Pr violence; Swallow, Robinson, Sandwich 4th,r Melville
Alien, Boston Cid 3d. schr Anaconda Rogers York 3th.
Washin gton, Gaskill, do.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST ..


Cleared.
Elisa: s M a.s?;" Go R'
F5sIS Assn Nj S5i Gard; W!rd;or MS; HsSISa tR.l
s Ispsosi'
&C. Foster NieLeron; Frances NoThrup Jschhsony's
Ca FIJI wiz
Ssas Albert Lamsai' AahOH Boston
Arrived.
Ship Orlando, Perkins tGf Ksnne bunL day: from New
Orleans with cotton bound to Treteput into this port for
Ship Allen, Wilson 10 days from Charleston. with cot
Bark Nashua s.st.: 20 day; from New I, o's.Ss with
NJ came contact with Spanish brig Julia from Haya.
ma for s%pbag carried rn s AID all the ssns
s Sm the tight heads to the fore rigging and ehaed be-d'
sSs 81 5%y s
bark NeaIand Of Boston Ian probably the Nstehe1
S% for
the s. Marks reported under head Of Re
weckrs her She to have ashore
Bark Teeumseh RIPLEY. IS days from New Ohean., with
Ws JnS fsGa 81
0E SWIM s a%ssf % s,
ton SC to Durham Dimon
schr Direct Rodrick, days from wilmington NC, with
Scbr NJ Kempton, Hudson, days from Virginia, with
schr Juliet woglam from Petersburg with -four &c. to
Hunter.
Schr Patrick Henry, Chester Richmond, flour. &c.
Schr Ann Smith, Smith BALTIMORE, coal.
Schr Mary Eliza, Mercer. Virginia. wheat.
Schr Trimmer. Let's Virginia.
Schr Predmore, Predmore, Virginia, wood
Schr A Pits Smith. Virgins, corn
Schr NJ Parker, Parker Virginia, melons
Schr Biddle, Blu CHER Virginia.
Schr Hunter. Chopper, 3 days from Virginia
Schr Exchange, Sweet, days from Virginia.
Below.
Swedish ship Orlando; brig Climax
Also, bark; 2brigs-unknown.
Ship Empire has within sight of the tele-
graph When boarded by the pilot boat Romer the 3h
she under jury and required assistance.
Sailed.
ships Westminster, for London; Comela, for Liverpool
bark MonteZuma, for Barbados.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-09
LIVERPOOL CLAssIricArrovs.


The Crops.
From exchanges of late dates collect the fol.
lowing respecting the crops
In Maine the weevis are abundant that the whole
wheat crop is almost failure.
In Connecticut the potatoe rot evinces itself to an
alarming extent.
In New YORK state there is very good promise Of
turns throughout the wheat CO mites
New Jersey.-Tbe harvests appear to be abundant
though Sussex is behind her average yield
Pennsyl vania will give heavy yields in every descrip
ton of grain.
In Mary land the wheat is very materially injured by
scab and rust
In Virginia the crops promise a very fair yield
In Indiana the present years wheat crop is ten per
cent inferior In quality to last year. account Of the
rust
The rice crops In Georgia. unless injured by future
frsshes will give fair average yied-the same in the
Carolnas.
Aisbams will give very heavy crop, but not 20
Wen In cston. The 0resrsbero Beacon says the corn
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miscellaneous Record.

sH,r sr MAsKs-Yesterday reported the loss Of TIN.
y sSf Mary Ei E Cap, from
sns ca y:s R.f ,9Ga :: 'nS
sTSu iasn sSI B.,TCT The hM'
c..,sI ,houss ws.a Al likely though pay,
THE St. wa, ,s built at Bristol N ss, wa; go ton, su,Srn
SS s' partly y
uIr1HEyALIHn Car, 81 B.nshard wh Oh cleared At Mo-.
sSaa 5sds' HE en-. & WI
where she is owned and probably insured
snr HowssD.Ths vessel said to be The Mary Mo-, for
y the e.
ssS1ay
surf Her cargo consist; 1905 sack: salt some earth
TSey have q. ssn. .e one o% pa
Inc .Sp tx. p..itsiy .ii md maxi. and e%sid
' A :s ssp an. G:s s
letter in this city BY mercantile house dated
u u 9sm n DO sse M hs,s Dr.:
given
LAuNsH-The ship Angl Saxon, beorsinR Train.
yard Of he, builder, McKsv. Boston, saturd
Gordon and is advertised TO sail for Liverpool the sh
G. reH VIM We: the TO be 0'
fast, has been altered to San J.ento
Spoken.
Ia Il, =, An packet
ssa . Sv
Is SIs.. s ian ar s
bu ss ry a I'll
Bng Stevens days from St Johns. Fla, for Boston;
Brig Ssnher Burgess Boston, to Port au Prince 9th inst,
Jay passed large Am bark in ballast standing ssE
nails, which could not be made out
W haiemen.
Sid from New Bedford Iith bark Wolga (of Fashaven
Toschsd at Wr.tsm Islands abou, June ,h ship Ai.bs
ma. Coggeshal, 81 days from Nant. clean.
Foreign Ports.
q ssy INV sS port S , WhCps
- Ssi .. S.s Sa
do oro AID I' run ..
MosIssaI. Agsa:. go, brig. Di.dsm, o.m.n. Lon
MSsIS% GyS!pqGi; sass ai;.ads Sy LsS$sa:
gs s ss% Helen A Fssisa E S
u FoI,i,Ss s0 sI's I$ ssS: S
brig GSssS n :sS va Of
more from the Ginchs ISLANDS, with e%.no. put back the
:s SsGs ssy sS s. 'ss
Bark Arab Tor Fairhaven, with full cargo Of OIL SID
May 10th.
Home Ports.
BosIos, Aug 7Arr, ship Chaiotte Miller VALPARAISO
gene Rogers Cape Hsyte ~ brig doiph, neaf, Al.xsn
DER brig Mary Baker Philadelphia .chs Mount ye 1on
r.gen Ms; (sIl Libby aansp u. - ss9ths
pns; Tribune Coleman Albany: Marietta, Croweii New
Yo sch Fancy Chase York Ts,srrs he'd ZIP c1a Me-
Berlin nsisr New orleans; brig. Jss Hcw.s, J9.hpa 2
com hi MarelI and w ndere Benson, P,eion sch
Victoria iBr) Bopdror Pc,on: Edward ksene New fnk
Br brig Mary sied N Wednesday, srgs Geo Clifford and
bna1os SArrIAoo, July 2iIn port ships Shanunga. Pat
ten; Gepl Vezis Fairfield; Lhso te Homer and riavio
frsul: bark from Ncrfolk yonisomsy, pavisl Nv,
CHAHLEsroN, Aug. 2tAr ship Alliance. Tucker, York
Below, brig Omy Taft, Carr, Provdence.
East THoMAsroN, July 3o-An schrs Lucy White, Re.
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= vsxsss,y sssl A,gxlAsrl As sesaasI Ifssas!y e:
bsea bad more abundant ersS has net ossa Fasas IN
tills ssction Dor yesss past"
Florida viii give large cotton cs0p~ths oosa u III
jured some by the dry weather.
Throughout Mississippi late rains have given the cot
ton start, and il going to weed rapidly, but
sui small Decidedly short crops, are, however, gene
rally anticipated.
severe drought has very much injured the late
crops in Missouri
Michigan and fOhio will yield the heaviest crops Of
wheat ever know in those States.
wheat
On the whole the wheat and rice crops throughout
be rather short.
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READ THE FOLLOWING ADvEsTisEMENTs
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE And PHARMACY
NASSAU sTkEET.

MEDlCAL ADVICE IN PRIVATE DISEASES
rs is s 1s::s sss
q sond:a, pson:. al s.
ring medical treatment safe permanent cure Whous
r.
am ma. % t sG ss. s.ss. g.. -,
the nsmbeIs Of the College for many connected wild
3: G9s Sa e. * 3
&c rs 6GSfs7 sabsp.po.
LIVING in hs and finding make
case e., saPs viii ~
closing g post paid
vELfs.AU 81 e, .r.I FILLS.
a.: ssslf1
:: s ss 'g % e: he
vecrss sy . . r. n,: e,
SI <. s%:sE si,Sss
CONSTR TIUNAL DEBILITY CURED.
T2s ND s.l.e1 % ss S;s: Of
ddsasiy I:eC.%saasd sI !. q debility produced ~.
;:s:i1 : ;.ss
sssl: ss.s!s: zach 20 hal, s; ossas ..,..,
RECORDS ALThxAIIvE MIXTURE.
e. ny =
soss s % delay
without horouEhy cleansing the system with this Justly
Sold single bottles at 81 sacn in eases Of half dozen for
. carefully packed and 70 AZ psr. Of the Un'on.
ooscnSnsSA fsFAN II AND Ai SsazHssArARiLLA
md ss s s Q.
ss .s y 81 % sS,
ertTse! Of ssrssps~ before public
%sy s ss e.
ring bssss or pmes, uesr pain !. the bones o.
any disease arising rom the :scoadsy sses Of pS:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-09
TRAVELLING TRUNKS. &c.


TOHN CATTNACH, Trunk Manufacturer No. Wall
street. Of Broadway has hand and
Y mk,ng a good assortment Of Trunks, val''ss. Carpet
Also superior article Of sole leather Trunks suitable fer
American European Travel and Pormantsaus for the
Orders for the West Indies South America &C., filled tn
dispatch. aa3 -
ITO 'snds, the Hum.p Hair .ty, .o!t due AID e!o. @
make the scalp healthy. smooth white and fruitful
that geod may spring there from r;cns have bI5 70
the article at that price knowing 10 be al. we state that
ther merely em6slish dress, beauty and pre-
serve, force h. stop falling Off and seu
dandruff, the J0NESS CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE
will fail to d. all this hundreds will tell you with
gratitude 1t dresses the hair beautifully and makes red
grey hair grow dark from the
Sold price 4, shng the sign Of the American
Eagle 82 Chatham street, 4l3 Broadway, N r.; aud s
Fulton street, BROOKLYN au6 lwsrc
MO QUACKERY.-DOCTOR COOPER, Duane
~ street, member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons.
London consulted con6dentially all private Diseases
which he cures without mercury Or hndranc: from bust,
twelve enables DR.. z. to cure the most obstinate
structures without pain.
Debility resulting from secret btndulged byyoung
proactej gieets syphic eruption and ulcers
waited by quack thoroughly cured by Dr. perfect
cure OF no charge Dr. T. regularly educated
physician aud surgeon. au7 3tSr
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New ORLEANs-Bark Nashua-l bale skins Desarts Hus
SON. bxs mdse VIM McKem-22i binds sugar Rowland
Apmwsi32 do 81 bills nuts &c hhds t,baceo Dennisto9n
combe Begordam-3l07 do Stfaeh,m Sco-t3oo 90 roi
Ian Coigate96 sacks whear Howes Godfrey-oS bales
coron-H Corwel-Itr trunk clock Bower McNa"sr
APALAcHIcoLA-BarkC uri.-lO1 bales cotton rarnee
Rogep-3t do Sas Bronson-288 vanarsdale X Warmack-
brs tobacco Hawkns Loger-70 bis cotton to ORDER
SAvANSAH-Brig Wilson Fuer-29 bales cotton Z x II
Grsvssl00 cks Stepheas4l do u ha hbls grease
PORTER Feres-z' Dbl. ground nuts Gowdy Wes2 hIs
trunk bale Surg-s Clearman Bo30 bis Cotton III cks
rice 2 bxs trunk L. order
CHARLEsToN-Ship H Alen-,9t bales cotton Swain X
Co-l0s rice Porrier Freres Co-lO4 L. werlich
Co.. casks oil Cartwright Herr'son-i3 pkgs Sprssne,
RobDaon CO.? do Joseph A onditi do Jas Tucker
?cs Conover W,ley-I do Taylor-i do Geo l. W.
den-l do y H Richardson.
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com N ERClAL.
New York, Saturday. August

New York, Saturday, August 8.
AsHEs-Nothing new in either descriptions potts. as
usual, moderate at 50 so, and pearls at 81
BsEADsruFFs.-A fair enquiry for export has contin
ued since the arrival Of the steamers with BILE
sales for that purposein Oswego at 81 is Ohio and
Michigan at 81 l21f Genesee, 81 ls4 Michigan con-
tnues scarce Some new wheat flour is in market, and
il selling a$425 Large sales white Genesee have been
made at IS cents principally for shipment and in Illinois
at 81 81 cents North Carolina, 80 S. Rye northern
DID, is selling for 90 60 cents new, IS &C cents
Corn western mixed 80 So cents Jersey, SO so cts;
northern yellow, 50 a 60 cents.
CorroS.-The demand to-day limited, and the
sales are reported at 600 bales Prices continue firm at
our quotations
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

Home Ports.
BALTIMORE, Aug p bark Louisa Bliss, Creighton Bre
nTxs Saivadora Hobbs st Ihln Stanley
East ort; schs Ez .heth, Adams. st Jgo de Cut al
vary Ellen, Griffith, Key West; Frances Allen. Robinson
Boston; Frank ,k-r. York; Comeiis Atchnson do;
Below, brig Saldana Stubs from Rio Janeiro Sid brgs
Sasan Landernsn Rio Grande Ocean. Eidrdge, Boston.
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PASSENGER Arrived .

CHARLEsros.ship II Aien-Mrs B 8 Mum and three
Murray Mrs A sibsy Mrs Martin and two Children
Mis-, $ Mum. @ Davis. Il Down,e. Jas N Tyneii II
SAyASsAH-Brg Wilson Fuller-H w Nerve. lady three
children and servant Clemmend and lady Mrs Orasbey
aud chi d, + Fiuk-3 ia steernge.
APALAcHIcoLA-Bark Curtis-J Crow, p McC;ready.
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Lospor-Packet ship Westmins er--Mr Oyler and lady,
Ohio; Edward Pettis Isle of Wight Baker lady and
two Children Philadelphia Jas smither, New York; Thos
w Ordge, London.
HAvRs-Packel ship Argo-L H Cooch, Baltimore; Prof
Laurent Hers cha; Tbsm sf'0n'
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4. MoGuosoa - saaAs saiy4sn,
and tA1eo lby soPyipg late s9sss the lsalss hs ne
vsppFsssoA = ~ I've 1sds, ana sssrniag " AsiF
SSeASrvasp AsH,uAss o. rms AnnrAn.
The Senate struck out the section, fixing what shall
hereafter be the
Mates OF MILEAGE,
and providing that the mileage for any session. shall in
no case exceed $50
The amendment to strike out concurrsd in-syes
6S, noes 90.
RErEALoF THE TARIFF LAW. -
Mr.. AsHMuN offered an amendment, that the farih act
recently passed Be repealed.
MIR. McCoNNELL--Thats not in order.
VoIcE-"N will not be in order for at least four
years"
The CHARMAN--Those in favor Of tellers will rise
VOICE." What is the amendment ?" Not sufficient
number. Report the amendment
The question TAKEN and the amendment disagreed
Repeatedly in voting, the committee found itself with
out quorum but the second count brought up the
At ten o'clock, Mr. McKAr moved that the Committee
rise and report.
Vocg-' Report whats
Mr. McKAY-why, the bill. There are other appro.
priaton bills whch.ough to be acted lCries' Oh.
no" take them up to.morrow"l
The Committee rose and the amendments concurred
in wers reported to the House
The previous question moved.
Mr.. DRoMoooLE moved that the House adjourn
lCries-" Oh, no 70 and 60 it!n
The demand for the previous question seconded.
Mr.. McKAr i wish - ';res of order,"" order ~
Another motion made to adjourn and 1t prevailed
ayes ~, noes SO.
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THE PRIVATE CHESTS,
FOR THE CONVENE CE OF
TRaYELLERS MARINERS

ar those at stance, and who require a private and
" rapid cure, Dr. Ralph has conrved a little mahogany
with lock and key aud his Prv',e Treatise in the
lid containing his peculiar end mode Of
treatment with than sufficient for the of any
case One ltt'e larger containing thug
for the OF both complaints peculiar pied ira
vellers THEY'RE c.reiuy wrapped
For particulars, Adver- On the last page.
aus iwsr
nIsEASES OF THE URINARY OkGANS-Sac6 a
- Chrouc and diseases Of the
Bladder, Leucorrhoea or whtes.
Ure-hra, Strictures
Kidneys, Seminal weakness,
Also, Gonorrhea, Inability,
elects, Weakness OF the parts. &c,
seedIy and efctually Ahernethys boani
cal Pills. without particle Of mercury They equal
" for females They give and energy the
ge"erays organs ssr svsr srperieneed from taking
rine and 27 Maiden lane Price 81, with directions.
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Foreign IunpOrsations.


ANoos1uRA-Brig Georgana-l3,507 dry hides "a bales
deer skins 200 bags coffee Maitland, omrie Co.
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THE EYE
NR WHEELER, OcuIist No q Greenwich strest Nev

nR. WHEELER Oculis,, No. % Greenwich street, New
~ York. the Battery his attention TO
diseases ofthe Eye and Ophthamic Surgery assures the
public tina, there the numerous diseases 10
which the human subject dsordes of that organ
which be essentially relieved by him he
n.nhsr undoubted testimonials which be seen at
mis- Office, will satisfy the public that his practice not eI-
ceeded either IN extent by that Of other Ocust
in the United States
" Office hours from M. to O'Clock p NJ after which
he visits door patients
.'Aicial Eyes for sale, and which will be inserted on
reasonable terms.
pamphlet containing remarks Diseases ofthe Eye with
several instances Of effected by Dr. Wheeler
mode treatment, be had gratutousy rssdence
him by letter. paid mvi2 i'm are
CHURCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION.
THIS highly valuable Cosmetic will efectuay cure erup-
tons the face and skin, particularly pmpes, blosches
teer tan eckles and ringworms The Of the Lotion
for short time, will establish clear and bint nplsz
Sold in bottles IS esch lSe Bowery corner
Of Spring Also by Mn. Hays, Brookiyn.
Two, JEWELLEks, MINIATURE PAINTERS, Se.-
L G. J.. HARTNETT. No. Courtlandt street, nsss
s5o.dway Wholesale and rsts M.uuiseSner. Of svsn1
ssttin Flute Ice.es Watch Ring Pin ard pssci Hc.ss
made and fitted Jewellers show cases. contain watchea
chains. rings, keys, pins, thimbIes, pencils. &c
variety of the above articles constantly hand and
made order with md despatch No Couru aJta
tr-ef New Vnrs mvsim".e
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MEDICAL AID.

MEDICAL AID.
SPEEDY CURE--OR. GREGORY. No. Roosevelt
- door from Chatham has cessfu 90
Grafton method wher by he curing Of cer
tain prvse maady in the short space Of days To
deal wishing the recipe the price will be
$30-ise for cure, from S to $40
Apply above, to DR.. n. Gregory. aus lwsme
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ho"se VI ksp-ese

.n. "AshiNoroN, Aug. 7, $40
TREATY VITA PsusslA
The bill 10 carry effect CERTAIN trsa,v ,io,a,;o,s
With Prussia was read third time AMI ss al !. hant
debate. IL allows consuls vice consuls and
agents to sit Judges and arbitrstos on diff that
arise between the captains end of In. vs..es
belonging to that nation, when in the United states
par TO 1HE DIsBANpEp voLuNrEEns
Mr.. MoKsr, from the Committee OF Ways and Means.