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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-04
MONTHLY REPORT FOR SEpTEMbEk, OF tho
N1 NEW YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTl-
DR.. HOMER BOsTWICK,
Attending Surgeon and Physician,
rs Chambers street.

IIAsTINGS' COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAP1HA-
Not only positive but warranted for consumption
and all Of the lungs This has decided the d pue
about the durability Of consumption and satisfied the medee!
faculty. and all who have used it. that consumption and all
the lungs cannot only be cured but they az
easily and simply cured almost Of the disorders to which
the human frame liable The operation Of single bottle
which but dollar is to satisfy patient
fnot altogether too far with the dease-of this fact
fuence aestng and eradicatng the maladz by the ms
date relief which affords Th. quack secret reme-
dy Dr. Hastings its Of the most eminent
physicians of the and has made full disclosure Of its his
and all its component to the world not wishing to
the responsibility Of conning the sake OF
profit which calculated to do such universal
good And such has been the results of its opera
eminent Of both anxously calling
upon sufferers to it, and proclaim
ing that Of known medicines alone has positively estab
lshed efficacy by undeniabe proofs curing consumpton
and all other diseases of the lungs.
Price One Dollar bottle bottles for five dollars As
this expensive preparation, not lett around on
commission, the mode with quack medicines but must
be purchased and by those who sell again This
rangement will general limit its sale to the larger cities
Napa Syrup be obtained and who be reached by
STAGE express steamboat any other public conveyance
should write direct NJ "A. HARRISON No. lat Greenwich
New York. enclosing remittance for the number oil
bottles required which will be Immediately packed and for
warded them in to their safe and speedy
delivery. =,
Notce-Moore Co.. the former agents for this medicine,
have with the Of Dr. Hastings, OF London sold and
transferred the agency Of the American CONT ent 70 A.
Syrup Of Napths in the United States and Canada.
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M EDlCAL CAkD.-Dr MOnrs0n 2U4x Fulton street,
WI devoes hi. entire time to the Of private dseas
years, enable him perform speedy and permanent
Strangers would consult their welfare by calling Dr. NJ
and examining his claims their confidence.
Nervous and Constitationsl Debility. This affection
habit in youth, inducing nocturnal emissions and ui-
mate impotency, radically cured by Dr. NJ paho
logical principles, by restoring the system healthy
end reinstatng its original vigOr perfect qua
ranteed
Sctures OF the Urethra are cured by Dr. NJ improved
principles without paia or inco nvenierce.
N B. Letters, post paid, promptly attended See DR.
Ma diploma with the signatures Of Sir Ashley Cooper Sir A.
Carlisle &c in his Office, 20K Fulton street ala 30t'rc
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MAkiiiMk HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER Z

Arrived.
sloop Of war Albany Lieut. Comdg Kelly from Boston,
days. $500
Dimon. -. ~
Brig L Baldwin, Jones. Savannah. days, to Durham
Brig Macon, Hoey, saya.nah 8 days. to r. M Demill.
hshr Madison, Keller New Orleans, % days,
Below.
Ship 81 Mary. Blifn. New Orleans, % days.
Br bark Cosmo. Outerbrdge, Bristol, L.
Also, sh p unknown.
Sailed.
Ships Waverly. Marseilies Glasgow Mobile: Homann,
Bremen Baltimore Jane Morrison Honduras barks Sir
Isaac Ne Hamburg Azim Malaga: Ann Louisa Matan
zas; Welsh James River: John Csske stou; Panchita
Boston; brig Marion Gage, Belize. Hon. and others.
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M AKhiEU LADlES.-Marncd Lsdies would mud much
IVA them by perusng Moral Psychology written
BY tho Hon Owen with additions and alterations, by r.
sd person. and the advice strictly followed persua;
es The erro. Of s"S The prospecs Of large
family Of children which could be but poorly reared
prudent people from entering the matrimonial but
here work that will tell important secret. which may
ohviae all such objections Prce beck 30 cents For
Phladelphla and the Editor No. Ann street. New York
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lyZ WHO SHAVE e %HE%s lSh2 ho'A

ABLE Verbrna 1esw 1or shsyng Th, artcIs unyrsIlv
praised by those who made trial Of last year took the frat
premium Of the Institute Fair Indeed it is fully conceded
snele equal to T. It's soienng to the skin fragrant to the
sens DESTROYER OF ckes and pmpes. and sold cheaper
snd SsToI shaving shosd Ios,s. of it.
oy eSpenence to be the kind OF shaving SOAP and
without it, 'e " ' w
rreps5ed and 70, SALE wholesale retail by Charles H.
HE, D,cugks' is< broadway, corner Of John
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TT UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COM
- FOUND EXTRACT CUBEBs AND COPAIBA--

DRIyATE DISEASES CUnED BY "A BOTANIC
PHYSICIAN, with practice in this city,
tying perfect without mercury, days Many
apply for relief after trying all The sdvsrsed nosup been
Ietenders who rum thousands. All who wish perfect
enc short time, and avoid ignorance and imposition
sho apply Immediately at As Bowery. Advice gratis
'NaoQIi
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No oax HS .1S s:.| S! Scns5F Y n:.As s,s.
may 6s ssnSalisa DO Gsslnsst Of esrtsE dsiisss IN
esssl pSrstsS OF oustsea ysap, devoted 70 vs1ssps
disease nscsn eases cured u fear days msrsusy uisa
nor restraint 10 dis or busias pursuits sristnIss cured
one or two weeks with scarcely any pAp. =,
CossTITurosAL DEs!t.rv-Thoes indivldua.. Who have
oIsa to health and society Rsmsabss. pasn: street
next door TO Dr.. Johnson's. OF Item
nR COOPER, a DUANE sTREET. has for the last
~ enjoyed the mott extensive in private
Of this and mild cured
two TO five days. Stricure-Dr G. has discovered
method by which he the form of
from Constitutional debilitv brought
by secret habit INDUCED by young men-ths when
freely INDUCED in begets dyspepsia weakness Of the limbs
and ANAL the back confusion OF intellect and aversion
society. warranted in charge. No
mercury used. o4 Item
IOBE's PATENT PREMIUM EXTENSION DINING
II TABLES, with metal plated Slides for private parlors
and dining hotels steamboats, &c., for ee
gance durability and never TO get out
ofOder the largest In the city, and
equaed for variety together with general ASSORTMENT Of ee
CANT fashionable Cabinet constantly 20 be found
spectnlly invited to call and examine
au24 sot*rc c. r. HOBE N3 Broadway
Qk00 ChALLENGL-Noqcst to gentiemssp who wan Van
lorng Dyeing Cleaning. and Repairing Establishment No
6olod where will be punctuay attended to a.
the shortest notice, and the most reasonable terms
j. B.NOAH, Sc Gold street.
NJ B-The highest price given for sentlsmens left on
wearing apparel "a sOt"rc
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M EDIL A. AUv iCE.-DOCTOh LAMENT cvIn-
w dsntially consulted at his Office s. Gold street, mar
Fulton street., all diseases Of private nature. HIS
trssmsn! beng mild and requires neither mercury
CONSTITUTIONAL arising from ndscreet ndulgences the
passsns cassng nightly emissions, and eventually mpo
the to that state Of nature originally de-
signed Structure disease frequently existing without the
tent being aware caused by maltreament, and sometimes
cn Dy re he tes
medateiy attended and medicine with advice. any
part OF the United States. Office 81 Gold street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-04

A SUPERIOR TRUSS-Now for sale. Hangehord's Pa
the American nsttute one in October A. b. 1874 and one
October d. 1915 From the universal testimony OF the
and the high appreciation of the the
aer themselves that this Truss but be
versay supercede practical utility other
in market The construction Of the pad is such that L
has rolling motion, accommodating itself motion Of
the body perfectly securing the rupture without causing pain
or when the body unusual positions
The aud comfort with which this Truss makes il
truly the Empire TIuss-surpassng all other: in use Pgr
may be ASSURED when properly fitted il perfectly
free and easy without chsng irritating when the body
in motion. Manufactured Gayords Bridge by
SEELYE WARNER.
TESTIMONIALS .
Being under the necessity Of wearing truss applied
Hus the back pad Of which continually chaied aud CALLED
Being induced try Huugerfods Patent Truss find
ecty secured with ali the ease and comfort that could wish
Gentlemen try it for yourselves certainly weud pro-
with the that have for Fifty Dollars could not
another. WILLIAM w. DEYO
New Paltz. Ulster county, New York, Sept. 2. 1847
have used Hungeords Truss many occasions during
the four and convinced that IN utility rs well
comfort excels all other now before the pubic
- JOHN BARNES, M. d.
Sold bv A. b. D. SANDS, 100 Fulton street, New York
So'~ W - al m
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a. EOO CHALLENGE-Valiers French Pis-This il
~OOO unrivsed remedy for disease of private ma;
positive and speedy cure without the restriction Of
Diet or hndrance from The many advantages which
the French Pills basam copava capsules and
other nauseatng mixtures fail to give them decided
preference Besides benghe eectual and speedy cure
they entirely tree from any unpleasant
least and may b. taken at time in the presence Of the
selves without the fear Of suspicn discovery They are
equally ctual for either all complaints of private
plant: ate other remedies had failed They have been
extensively for the last in all stages OF these
complaints with such universal the proietors chal
lenge produce remedy of equal certainty under
wch street, Of Liberty and by Wyatt Keeham l2i
Fulton street. au20 30t*m
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WINDOW sHAD Es .of every description and quality.
cheaper than other establishment the United
States, for sale wholesale and retail at
JOHN F. DU NCKER'S,
SO Chatham of T. Gambler street.
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| EFEEhsON INSURANCE ,OMPANI-tlmc. 20
Fl" r2 p wall street opports the Merchsnta' Exchange
a. c3mMny c9nunues 70 insure loss or damage BY
goods wares and msrchsdrs svsy III Der
soua property. '''"'" VI WI
Losses correctly and promptly adjusted and paid
Thos. T, Woodruff, B. T. Robson, IN. D.. E,,nc. p s...
Thompson Price, Caleb G.. Tunis. jns ToI...
John Fl. Lee Elisha RiQrs Tho. Mav.,,..i,SS'
y y - rMerru' y0sepn Allen, Eugene Bogart
yyvsepn yrnre, WIN a. Ihon, Robert Smith.
a.. ~ u.s. MOSES TUCKER, ..id...
oAo' 'horE' oscrsury myNs
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q DC 0OO I'd LEND ON BOND AND MORT
pOOsVOO GAGE in sums to suit applicants, pro
ductve real this city Brooklyn Il will be loaned
for term o years desired Apply to s. g. BROAD, No II
MI
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NEW YORK DENTAL DEPOT -Denusts and drug
IN gss respectfully informed they find the sub
scrbe complete Of Teeth Dental Instruments,
Gold Fol Plate Wire Solder Spiral Springs .stina Gold,
&C., &c. atvery low prices.
Dealers the above adcles will find il greatly their
CALL examine and prices determined
give bargains JOSEPH T. MURPHEY,
"a 30tsrc 554 Broadway N "
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M ONEY LENT-The highest prices advanced in large
wi and small gold and silver watches, diamonds
plate jeweLy, furniture, clothing, dry goods &c &c
; JOHN NJ. DAVIES, licensed fawnbroher
232 William street, near Duane.
Persons received in private Office by ringing the bell
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runayA iSCS 4 ~ ssaes e " yss,sysf 9! .ss
s@y siims ...iA! Mas.in Msh.ss.. n: o. s si.y q
SHSSSh : hss:eS 70 u: .sSssIb:s u: y stns:
ia siss':e jay sss Of 'Ssscii
IN PURSUANCE Of ~ Order Of ths sUKR0GATE 9f
the County Of New York notice 4 hereby glye9 70 ~
persons having claims against GEORGE BETlEMAN,
late the City of New York. Grocer deceased present
the with the vouchers thereof the subscriber at the
of Lohsen Lohler No. 203 Centre street, In the City Of
New York, before the 9Th day Of November next
Dated New York the cath day of May lg47.
REBECCA BETJlMAN
my25 24ti awsrc Adminstratx.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN LOB ORDER Of Eu TH JG syRK9
ICE hereby given to al persons having claim. sgaln,
the with vouchers thereof TO the
residence No IA Oak street. IN the city Of New York on
or before the 18th day Of October next.
Dated New York. the 18th day Of April l8I.
ale ltaw6m~rc JANE RICHARDS Adpllnistratrix.
IN PURe UANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF the
County of New York. Notice is hereby given TO all
sons having Frederick Tache. late OF the City
of New York grocer deceased the with the
subscriber the Office Of James Grid
ley 80 Nassau in the city Of New York be-
fore the 5th day of February next.
Dated New York. the "a day Of August, 1877
META ID. TASCHE,
ax cmhm MINT afri
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-05
Vol. 5.-No. 8.
New0mce.

The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia . NORTH AMEnIcAN,' gives
the following as the outline of plan
which, he AYERS, is seriously entertained
by the Administration /:
at is designed to apply to Congress
for The creation Of an office Of Lieutenant
General which is to be conferred upon
the Hon. Thomas III. Benton. This
rank. unknown TO u service, but in Eu
rope understood, | believe, TO represent
Majesty. will devolve upon him the SUI
preme command and the plan of opera
tons.
After the taking of Vera Cruz, which
is not doubted, the three divisions of the
army, from Tampico, Vera Cruz. and
whatever point General TayIor's force
may have reached. will be ordered TO adj
vance and concentrate on the city of Mex
leo. There assembled, the Lieutenant-
General will assume the civil functions Of
a Commissioner, authorized to propose
terms of peace and to negotiate the basis
VI hSdiNs DuC1 - IlG ShCtttOu VI .
plan to bring this war to a close"
hCPLate accounts from Washington
state thatit is positively determined by
the administration to ask of Congress the
appointment of this officer.
The Washington Fountain further says,
that it is not generally known that Col
Benton's opinion and advice were asked
by the Government after the battles of The
9th Of May last, and that he IS the real
author Of the operations in New Mexico
and the CALIFORNIA;. Nor is it so well
known, that his opinion and advice were
again asked by the government after the
storming Of Monterey, and hat he is the
author Of the basis of operations against
Vera Cruz, and the Mexican Capital
But that such are the facts in the premises
is no longer doubted even by the most
sceptical.-Pa. Intel.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-05
The Fauper story.

DISTRESSED EMIGRANTs.-Two YES
sells arrived in this port on Monday, hav-
ing on board 3l2 passengers, 81 of whom
were dead, and Al in such a miserable
plight as TO be sent to the City Hospital,
where they now lie wayering between
life and death. One OF these vessels was
the Ligonia, from Bremen, where she
sailed on the LIST OF Septcmber-having
been out ITO days; the other was the
Pontiac from Liverpool, where she sailed
October 20th-having been out 63 days.
The Capt. of the Pontiac is G. w. Tuck
er, who called at the Aims House and
mentioned the following particulars:
The number Of deaths on board his
ship was 10; the entire navigation de-
volved upon himself and six sailors, his
first and second mates having both been
taken sick; the former was a raving ma
MAC during the whole passage; he had
crossed the ocean a number of times, and
had never experienced such a severe and
proiracied storm before; and his last Loaf
bread was distributed among The passen-
gers some three days before he made the
port, and he says that the sufIerings Of
all on board were melancholy in the OK.
treme. These are facts which ought to
command the immediate action OF GU,
city authorities with regard 10 the importa,
lion of Paupcrs.-CN. Y. Express.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-05
THE WAR.

A few Loco Foco Editors. whose stu
pidity is the only commodity which out
weighs their malice, are constantly
charging the Wings with hostility TO the
Government in its prosecution Of the War
with Mexico. Nothing could be more
untrue. The Wings did not wish the
Government to 60 10 war, because they
did not believe hat every preliminary
process of adjustment had been tried or
exhausted. But after the Rubicon had
been passed, and war was upon Us, the
Wings who had votes TO cast. voted in
faver OF every measure brought forward
by the Government TO carry on the war.
They not only voted supplies; but press
ed resolutions to encourage the enroll
ment Of volunteers, by undressing their pay.
The same policy will be codtnued. No
Wing will lay a straw in the ways Of a
vigorous prosecution Of the War. Those
who Willy them, and accuse them OF lrea-
son, could be bought with Mexican gold
Alb. Jour.
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LATER FROM FORT BENT.
From the ST. Louis Republican, Dec. 2.

From. the ST. Louis Republican, Dee. z.
A letter from Fort Bent, written on the
30th Of October, communicates some in
formation which is Of interestat the pres
ent time. The proper officer was busily
engaged in forwarding to Santa Fe, on an
averrge, about thirty wagon loads Of
provisions per week.
at will be hardly possible says the
letter, " to get all the stores into Santa
Fe this Winter, from the very bad con-
dition Of the trains which arrive here. A
bout 40 tons of provisions are stored in
this fort, all Of which have to rross the
mountains this Winter if possible.
"There are now on the road between
this ord Fort Leayenworth some dozen
trains of wagons part Of which cannot get
here this Winter, though enough can be
got 10 Santa Fe 10 last the army until
next spring. Uncle SANS braves have
tremendous appetites in this country, and
a wagon load of provisions do not go far
with them"
The writer says that the Indians are
getting troublesome between Fort Bent
and the States. 1.-The Pawnees attacked
a provision train, a few days ago, near the
crossing of the Arkansas, and killed une
man. The Arapahoes killed two last
week, on the road between tins and San
ia Fe. After our troops get through
with the troops on the other side Of the
mountains, they viii have to commence
on this side, and after thrashing some
half dozen nations in all, there viii be no
more trouble with them"
Messrs. st. Vrain aud Folger arrived
at the Fort on the 18th OF October.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-05

FIRE AT SEA.-The packet ship I. P
Cope was struck by lightning, at sea, on
ihe 29th ult. Some hemp end tallow be-
low was set fire to, and also TIE rigging
The fire o communicated toIhe cargo
the matches were ciosed-and the IRE
kept smouIdering until the 9Th inst, when
the passengers and crew (s2 in number)
were relieved by the packet ship Emil
grant. Soon after, the flames burst
from the ship in every direction. For
nine DAYS the crew of the Cope labored
necessarily, expecting every moment 10
be driven into the sea. Their escape
was almost miraculous. The Cope was
a splendid Philadelphia Packet ship,
owned by the euterPfising Merchant
whose name she bore.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-05

The P. NJ. General has issued a circu
lar to his deputies, directing them to re-
move the wrappers from all transient
newspapers, printed circulars, price cur
rents. pamphlets, and magazines, received
at their offices, and if found to contain
any manuscript or memorandum, either
written or stamped, or any marks or
signs, except the name and address Of the
person to whom it is directed, then they
shall be charged letter postage, by weight;
which, if the person receiving shall refuse
to pay, they shall be sent 70 the Office
whence they came, and the offender pros
ecuted for the penalty of So. The name
Of the sender, written or stamped on the
wrapper, shall subject him 70 the same
penalty.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-05
TUESDAY, JANUARY s., 1897,
REMEMBER THE POOR.
hen Providence bIesses

When Providence blesses
In basket and store.
And conscience eonfesses
That you need nothing more;
When Plenty is smiling,
With comforts beguiling,
All labor and strife
Then think of the needy.
Remember the poor!
For good ever ready,
Drop aid at their door.
Wherever another
In anguish you find,
Speak JOY TO that brother.
Breathe balm on his mindl
His look OF sad pleasure,
The tear and the smile
Repay in full measure,
And gladden. the while!
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-05
New Series
A TnIIcH OF PnETICS.

A newspaper bearing the following
original inscription, passed through a Post
Office in Wyoming county, a few days
since:-
.tThis is to Miss Lucinda Drake,
The charming girl III ne'er forsake;
She does reside in Elba town,
Which is a place of great renown;
This town, it is in Genesee,
Where L. and / would like to be;
The county is in New-York State,
The very place to get your mate"
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-05

MEXICAN ELECTIONS FAVORABLE TO
PEAcE.-The Franco .americani, pub
lished in New York, states that a letter
has been received from the City of Mex
leo. dated November II, in which it is
affirmed that the elections have taken turn
decidedly favorable to peace, and that the
o~verturcs Of the United States will be Ia
ken into serious consideration by the
Congress.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-05

THE PLA1NF1KLD BANK.-The Hen
fo,pn ReDublican states that the citizens
of that place, among whom are the me-
chanics aud merchants generally, have
entered into a general agreement no lon
Ger to take the notes of 'ihisbank.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-14
DIR. K OgeT's Compound syrup Of
EHVEGsWOgsT and TAR.

Il Safe and Certain Cure for Consumption ofthe Lmgs
Splitting Of Blood, Coughs Colds, .fsthma Pain in
the ISidc Bronchitis, Whoopimg Cough and all PuI-
monay Complaints.
TN the whole catalogue Of remedies for all pulmonary Affections
universally known and whose virtues have
thoroughly tested TAR and for Coughs colds
Consumptons it is understood to be without an equal LlV
ERWORT the other principal ingredient in this preparation,
also known be equally efCacous in relieving the primary and
mder stages of pulmonary affections In combining these with
other Materials the utmost and skill have been exercised
confident is the proprietor the efficacy Of this medicine
it is WARRANTED to give immediate relief all compaicnt
specified that if after trial of twenty four hours the paints
benefited he may the bottle and the money will be
funded Accompanying each bottle directions for using and
recommendations from and references to those that have made
of the medicine.
The subscriber has been appointed sole agent for New England
and New York. and has supply hand wholesale and retail
Agents will be supplied on liberal terms GEO w. SCOTT
For sale by BALDWIN, Scorr & Cos Collins and Red
field Montpelier Goss, Waterbury Jas Sawyer More3wn w
Carde Warren Deano South Hardwck, e Perry Co, Cab
Of Worthngon, jr Irasbugh and Hunson Morrisvls,
CaMp, Stow. 24Iy