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The Crops.

We hear no complaints about the wheat prospect in
this section From what have and learn every
thing looks promising throughout this the
ing counties Indeed the papers throughout the State
that anything the subject speak well of the
poets In Illinois portions of Wisconsin Indiana Mary
land. New York and Canada, the papers give gloomy
accounts Of tho wheat fields In sections they
p.oughing them up, and sowing spring wheat Grand
RaPids Inguirsry = ones - 80 l-. A
The crop Of cherries is coming in bountifuly in Ohio
Some varieties have alrea rpened The staple
fruits are also promising we'll and Cleveland proposes
to supply the whole lake region this season. from Buffalo
to Chicago, with the choicest variety Of fruits
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~ tenfon Of his friends and the public generally, 70 the fol-
Vwns choice SsS on a1S s.d .c %N:i Be-
Msys Qnis, FnSsneis W,.hi1gtsa NSrrcs India anss
Eagle, Uges, Cabaeros Norma Pureza, Ronda Principe,
Sans and Rendon brands Regalas pressed and Of all
description.
b. This establishment has connexon with any other
in this city elsewhere. mia 3tawzwsr
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SAnERicAS HofkL.

MAY -.
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Martin, rh., Dr. and h S..a. St Louis. T. Craig.
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Ss.ss aS;s: S IT,: t Ell K F JAZZ b SsS'
R.hbS. New Orleans; ATs. Thompson Wisconsin,
ssas1 Ii. asPS iS ho K;ss
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Mr. and Mrs f0msr0y kSsapsA e. Sherwood Buffalo
Me- RIeTn
M. $s Hi$:: s ss f,::1
SSSS Ss bqE;ss
Dr. G. Xiis:' ois.
sss:
5s ases PS. " .Ihsop
Sa%s William: StSo%; S:s S
lady Stamford L. Cowes New Haven G. Cowles do; j. l..
English do diiert dSj z: Ives Do; d W. Ives BGs.
Adams Conn j. Robinson Boston; c. Roused do; w. Den
Buffalo, c. Harper, do; Adams, do L. Kingston, N.
Haven; J. nj. Tarbox, Georgia.
o. Kellogg White Creek 8. A. Marsh, Cincinnati; P.
Mott st Johns, Canada; HARRISON Utica; G. Groshem,
Staten Island Lewis Goldwatsr Mich; H Warren Nor
philadelphia; H Duems Cincinnati; sadler. Jefferson
Clark Stillwater;P Hubbe Corning Eaton, IT, Bos-
tons Van Rensselaer, and niece Albany; Jno. Fitch Lam
sngburgh; j. Nc Farand. do A. f. Cool Glens Fas John
T. sampson, Binghampton NJ. Crosby, Boston, W.: g. Bliss
and lady, Springfield j. Wilson, W. II, Marks H. 4. Hawks
| and lady, Phlladclphie.
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Foreign Iunportatlous.

RorrEHpAMShip Huge Grot,us-Isa cks madden q do gin
100 bags coffee 0r,uns. Mintsvn co.
CARpENAs-Bry Mroni37 hhds II bys sugar 81 hhds
issses Spoord Te.ton-l bbls do do the
...s|
TRNrpAp CrBASchr Arsts-os hhds l24 bxs sugar 50
hhds moissses Oh steain & Pouv~r.
CARDENAsSchr Pavilion0 hhds u ties molasses Bache
MeEvers. l'rl ung.lc .rN.tt ff " 'Ht
CRox-Sehr Wder-ll3 hhds sugar cks molasses 81
puns Ayma cobb hhds ~ cks molasses bbs
sugar IN master II.
BrAsrBrs ylste35 900 bricks 80 900 states 5000 bu.h
salt Richardson ( Watson
MATANzAs-Ship Hamburg-li33 bxs sugar K 4 A Stew
art-?oo do D AoK,n x Co
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Passenger Arrived.

Mn Jones. MI, r., Whitloek; MT I.Ppaa nd three chill
shr:. sadrsa Mis-: Monte ii = car1ie? and :dy smith
AG Besrhsm, w Hsyly, q Hss!y r During, CIV
Miles. g Br inard Byrns, Pendergast Mors-i7 in
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Mo CURE No PAY--DR CORBlTT 10 Duane street,
men Der Of the Royal College of Surgeons London and
Of the Medical Society S New York be consulted The
and close attention to this class his pleasant sale
and expeditions mode Of eamenthis extraordinary success
during long and extended practice for thirteen years IN TINS
sty-snd above all his legitimate medical are
few Of the grounds which he rests his claims Dr.
mode Of treatment is safe eecual and n9
curing either the Of mercury restraint n olet OF
ness STRUCTURES cured in one or vo weeks with scarcey any
pain Constitutional DeblityThose individuals wn? nsi1
INDUCED loahsoe and secret habit can
be restored to health and society Md esse Pospsd
enclosing fee Of three dollars Will rece''e ,rs sots
teDtion. ". .oe-
wv TYfN5Yyy r 6r.ne 1Teet near Chatham street, Is
y well known the most aucces;iu For he last il
years JOHNSON enjoyed the most vort The Doc
o. rpustion for sR 10 those old hacured cases that have
existed for years er mon The body or the
throat or pains head and bone. q tine be Sy
habit INDUCED young men, esses cured
~ n4 sys Without Mercury alteration in diet or re
ysuoa Sr:ns f eS:sr s. M. snI:. e1ss2
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Domestic lrnportations.

sAvA~wAH-Brg Cin,on-l3s cks rice Atw.tsr. Mulford
co-,6 bales Bogart Kneela bales do Starr
M.tq. cols bale, rlans, Barri't-2o bales van
eo-23o hides Buckley 4 br0ok-s7 hides Vi Atwssr g.
hides 70 saxton-3 b1s Stu Ciearmm col BIZ Hal
kins-i BIZ BARNS i bs W Geahlm-l bx Bunker 4 ca
brs John Sax'n-suudriss to Mrs McDonad-a cks 4,6
bales cotton 20 order
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BnE Cordts d en- Portland for MatasOrds STs1''''
,gs:JS "a st0s d:n;.sd vessel apparently brig
H. .sss -. x: :s s:.. brig
m'nso' May 49, lat. ,...,.
Bedford s1tin. ship ap,I,e: sa be IN =. III II
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%
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NJ Feb H. Mitchell. sn 1900 ~A 100 .p for
20. AZ R9tums in May s (by letter. Ploushboy, Clark NIB
' Ar Hsv;rs,or is1enJ. ~ ~ tx t1s A J ,oso
Al Marquesas July g. Peruvian Nan iooo a. w 'f
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steamer Maryland he river ship ad bark bousd
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yard Parry. Gray, Lendonj B. brig Lady Mary Holly. st
,i ssiEss H. May ga" 'i''' S'ias Sun. os"' St
sy T Il iSns fk i s0: Lady Adams
BAseo!, May 2!-Ar brig ESphr.is., tBD Folly NYork
81 Sss hs% i's@. Brig Henry
Mas Heroine General WORM James samuel and bark
@ @ :s s s:s :efs Saslf.
YsE sasE BARK TT:
osM!fss pe.y, May -sch. E.. Hopper Am... and
pool M W. Brett Traudy, Rio Janeo; briggs Salvatore,
Block Havana; Argo, Corts Boston; schs Margaret Ann
West; Palmyra Balar and Elizabeth, Vest, Vera Cruz;
Waterman, do; Lone Star Miner, mouth Of Rio Grande;
HiehIandsr. Baker, Cora, Wnsow; H. L. Scranton Wood,
aud Laniear Lanfea Bazos Santiago; Almy Rogers,
Salters do; White Wing. Wareld, Lake Ponchatin Eu-
Brewer Mstagorda Ocavia Knowles, and Mamion,
Black ApalachicOla Cid 10Th ships steam) Yacht Crane
Galve.'on; Ralto, Hanson, Boston, barks John Parker
Cummings Liverpool; New ork (Hamb) Boye Cork; brgs
Yucafsn DAWSON Savannah; Minerva, Davis New York;
Catharne Bacon, Sparrow and North Carolina Sherman
Brazos Santiago; Middleton steen Charsston; Abby Nor
ton, Cornish, Savannah; Cygnet, Atwood Tampico
NoRroLK May 27-An shin Marion, Robinson, I'm n Or.
Harkswsv sht bark ard Two light brs We're heating into
the Roads at aocock P NJ. Steamer Proprietor, Martin
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WANTED.

ssay prepared ssy the Ss .s
&c
p sssad wi
m % hs and engaged
for that particular purpose his Office in oftSs
ArTIy a: the GsmsH Drug and Medicine store. No ~
GoMFHNoN by w3 sareesa, professor Is:
ss The @
the married. to those contemplating marriage it equally
The various subjects treated Of in the Married Woman's
on e 81 w which sys Try
coIversant especially the great French discovery here
wife @ also resnins many
smv OF ehSeu e am eI@ Of or
70 the female afflicted with the various complaints arising
eons the Da ns
and the most certain remedies for the removal of her
livery husband and father also young
which once possessed peeunry consideration will IN
.i s E Ts DEPEND nSs:. as S"f
b.; s1" acquire
vs M ss s Married ss poss r
NY part Of the TsitsS Address: pos; raid Dr. NJ
E:m sS s ost Nj '' dss Sx
sale BY Zeiber CO.. of Third and Chestnut Pa
N B-Traveng and other sending for half dozen
ct Tor So and 5 be eoan
Enable s M % AID other to res,
ed Address. post paid, as above. mil imsrc
MARRIED. LADIEs-Msried Ladie. would find much
e s.Is S; rdy;sssS .s;fp
hat different state Of society from the present would ess
ss' ss %s
ii sasS osssoa. EPs: !Ss SseE 50 @
ssDi he Editor az New york
s%S sf
s:$ y bfs
ssm "sS that a' is. never isii:S
s.:s'f ci!ts at: sy b. 80 S
M MlsS S. &c SSfss is
s s s s. as. e the rs
THE EYE.
DR; WHEELER oegi.t q Greenwich street, dsyc,es
s; oss Sasr. sS q d::S
pamphlet coniainss marks disease. of the eye with
%sG Of s P
s S will be to any one making s
lOOO Gloyrr Frederick Glover and William Clover HSSsT.
s:' hS:;": s%sG
pehend and lodge them any Of the prisons Of the United
States Of America Sufficient international power having been
given TO the proper authorities for the any
5 yss %es s s
William James, Superintendent Of Police OF the borough Of
cations must be :ddss.:sd 70 the care Of Apouy Barclay
Description Glover about so 70 So wears old
stands abouf5 feet inches high rather and walks stiff
asI % l s'a s be @
Leeds ~
Frederick Glover is about years old stands sbout
feet high broad and and stoops in
walking walks heavily slowly, and ly: verv darn com.
has lived al his life in Leeds ' ~
William Glover about to t6 years old and about feet
10 inches high has rather long and thin vsase and Light
compIexion has good teeth and light hair $40 s
D only one o. the above be arrested, reward OF 500
mM swsre Clinton Hotsl, New York, May 20, is.,
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WER's CELEBRATED BROWN ELECTUARY.-
falling remedy for all affections the Kidneys; inflammation
and of the both in males and females
This excellent medical preparation Suitable for all cimaes)
has known fail removing the most obstinate
tacks certain disease and can be safely recommended 70
the public, operations quick, and Ian
taken at al times without regard to de or hndsnss
and retail BY the proprietor James Wem 24s Grand street
Agsnts-Wyatt& Ketcham, l2l Fulton street; A g. Rams
Roche,ter Post Willis; John Howard % Fulton street
and AZ he drug store Delayan House Albany my5 30tsr
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ni,Hr YOUNG MAN,s oUIpE.-ro .Il 5hs.s Vic h.!s:


y a:a :isS s::s
no 7 = is;I S; ss'Ss
which q whole Of = hem enabling i by
70 thoroughy hs detail, o. n,s 0~ e u
l.: dsS Is; ss:s Ds,@ss
ssas ps on
embraces guarantee to HI aE ;ssH; ifS;igcErT
AU .S ,sn.sy for h: ss
81 re- Of md
fS .''hss 1: I'd
s:s e. . sS:;: i:
psr.aesd ii1H who Ia: ;sa;,
door % Sa mime sasass ''''''
a LETTER.. GIVING THE CAUSES NATuRE.
das.$ die ds1enss between Structure
I'M;
s: a
,sS
propeons depot Canal FOR quantity
di S;sa i r. subscribers will be s. DO
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT.
and IN iD s,as g
subscriber his through the post which will
be p'asa.s ~ RoEE Il N "! c :: ss stairs.
Ola stock and job goods bought of any description script and
Bowsy and say.Gd s The :nIsr S.
he nd % %
'a ss R sss
amy :sf 81 city ~
der the immediate care Of the Pxv6 M
S New Yos Ak Ma IS ISL: myas sot.r
LIQUID HAIR DYE.
IS:
Tia. Of yoa sn wash
s ] The s pue % n
SsS::s Moore .ssz Made.
Sands Ne" H't 20 iii is'.. the
sESTAs zs PsEAS F5R ~ rpENE zTk ETES
RALPH Author Of the PRIVATE TREArnE," &C., begs to
% h. any e H. hs
.aS S to the observe s9vs. s NJ
structure. and the various complicated disorders ENABLED
ne
SsS a On ne Sib1s on THE KID
author that Ia. been matte, SURPRISE to
should devote his talents to disease: which every
Were Known very different opinion would be formed And
% h s s Ss a s
S ssqs TO-
constitution show hemseivs: other than
But with regard to the more immediate of evils per
has nothing fruitful source The practice Of ad
t good such are the which
continually arise in many cases and SO essentially DO those
that hat good be destructive in ANOTHER is
astonishing the oppoune the author pa. Of
afflicted with one have been taking medicines proper
Complaints %9a neither aor the other but
diaeren! and innocent disorders.
Th s nsys ns
s
While zen return again On slight c
h in h world yq%s
one Of nm. p%% dhsncs hssSs b:
s
1S t"s s sf sssSs ss
TO 81 cns @ %
poyemet Of late in the treatment Of this complaint In.
perfectly cured though has been source of trouble and
the convenience Of those who consult the
ess sdrs the ada We rapid and
y hs %a
nature ~
Office and will receive the most faithful and deliberate asn'
n BDistinct and for those who have
| to walt m2 I'm re
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TYR. COOPER, II DUANE street, between Chatham and
~ William Streets has for the last fourteen year, enjoyed
the practice in private diseases Of medical
this diseases and mild case: cured in two to FIVE days. SS
he the form Of structure in from to tive
weeks with scarcely pain the patient Constitutional
This. when TOO freely pd9fed I'M begsts ayspspsia
ellec and society cure warranted in every
case, charge. No mercury used
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ATTORNEY AT LAW.
GALVE SION, T + X A 8.

ID ADWAY's CHINESE MEDICATE1 I SOAP OF;
COUNTRY TRADERS-The many excellent merits Of
this invaluable toilet emolient for purifying the skin and
worms erysipelas &c, render indispensable article
Of the toilet Traders and MERCHANTS visiting The city Will
ypay them better per csntass than any other arlc s o.
Of Hudson street. Wyatt Ketehum, l2 Fulton street; A.
d. Sands 100 Fulton ST. VIM Burger Courtiandt St Re
tail at i2x cents at 2tl Broadway a28 Imerc
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DR, WHEELER, OcuIist, .? Greenwich street. deyotes
ts exclusive attention diseases the Eve and On
thamic surgery Artificial Eyes for sale and inserted on
reasonable terms, Once hours from Am O'Clock PM,
aner which he visits outdoor patients
pamphlet containing remarks diseases Of the eye with
Of effected by Dr. Wheeers
mode of be had gratuously his residence or
The same will be forwarded any king Application to
him nv Iette posf-raid. e2O rp&r
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NEW rOax .AOE EP COMPANY
RlW St.

OCsn will run as ollows. until further notice. Up trains
will leave the City Hall for
Williams Bridge, Tuck. For White Plains,
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respectfully informs his friends the public generally that
he has taken the above well known popular house which he
intends keep good style similar establishment
the The House has been thoroughly painted and reno
vated and the Bar is provided With choice STOCK 81 liquors
any city which will be under the spperntendence Of
attentive while the Bar will be
''' "'' '"-''''~ ~ DAVID M. HOLLISTER.
NIB The proprietor will be happy to see his friends
Thursday the 9th inst, from II to o'clock.
Nrw YoRK NAV 26 ie47. my26 30t*r
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CLOIHlNG.
HHE CHEAPEST gents and boys Fashionable Tailoring
and GlothlnH Establishment in New York, is JACOB
yANDERBiLTS', Dc Maiden Lane, between William and
Nassau streets where may be found five the ready
very lowest possible prices Also than FIVE hundred
pieces Of fashionable goods which will be made 70 order in
style Of elegance that cannot be surpassed You will do well
CALL As from three dollars on suit
Do not forget the number, IS Maiden Lane.
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TJOTITO HAIR. DYE.

MO EVUAL.-The improvement Of lN6.-ALEXAN-
~ DER's TRICOBAPHE. which instan!aneopsly coors
the Hair natural Black Brown and gives the beauty and
elasticity YOUTH and warranted neither wash or rub off,
or soil the skin The proprietor since improvement
sents public with the confidence, having
equal, and az a perfect dye .
For sale BY Rushton & Co.. Broadway j. g. Aspinwal,
William street; Johnson Moore Taylor. Maiden lane and
B. D. Sands New York and by the sole agents for the
in Insrrc Philadelnhia
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Az. FOR LONDON. = The fine fast sailing British
will have immediate despatch For freight or pas.
on board, foot Of Pike street, East River, or 70 -
m25r 81 South street
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nk. X CHABERT takes this medium to inform his
~ friends and the public that he has again resumed the
practice of medicine at No. 478 Grand street
To those who may be DISPOSED solicit his assistance he
will devote his usual and attendance trusting that his
previous will be sufficient satisfy the most
ious that his treatment all will alleviate the distresses
mil 30tsr - - - -
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kkxA FOR GLAS0OW-Reguar Packet OF the LIST Of
MA june her regular dayThe 6ne fast sailing packet
fsship SARACEN $50 tons, ICaptain ~ 7. Hawkins.
For balance OF freight or passage having excellent
modations apply board Judds wharf foot Of Market
'"'''' Woodruff 4 MINTURN, 81 South st.
The regular packet ship ADAM CARR, $50 TONS Captain
John Wright will succeed the saracen. and sail her
lar day, 18th June. my23rc
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-18

CHAUNCEY WARRINER has recently added
" to his facilities for manufacturing parts o
Watches that may be required, by instruments for
hat purpose; and having oblaincd knowledge of
Watch Repairing by practice in Boston, New York,
PHILADELPHIA and elsewhere will DO able to attend to
Whatever may DO offered in this department Of me
uhanics.
Chronometcr Duplex, Lever, Lepnc, and Re-
pcating Watches, accurately repaired; also, Common
Watches and Mantel and Eight-day Clocks put in
order north side Pennsylvania avenue, between
Four-anda.haf and Sixth streets, on tie cornar #
the alley east OF Coleman's Hotel, sign of the
Watch with Guard Key and Chain and Models rep
resenng the exterior Of selfrcgstcring Metcorolo-
gcal Observatory.
The above location is in part occupied by STE
PHEN EDDY, who deals in the American manu-
faclured Patent improved Perilocal Spectacle Lens,
an instrument evidently destined to supcrsedc al
otlfef aid to the human vision; Judging from testi-
nonals OF their superior properties other lens,
1t will only be necessary to refer TO observation and
facts to establish for them far higher character for
usefulness than has hitherto been attained by the
efforts Of art A..l science.
s. Eddy also deals in Jcwcly, fine Watches, Sill
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The public are respectfully invited to call parcu.
larry those afflicted with defective sighl-nothine
so desirable as its preservation and improvements
little attention in the selection Of glasses will accom-
plish the ono, in some instance both II is highly
important to see clearly.
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Polk,s adnlissiion of naming grailted Me pns
What has been seen.

BATTLE OF September 81, %,
90, l846.-,hree days hard fighting between
Gen. Zachary Taylor with three thousand men,
and Gen. Ampudia with twelve thousand
men, resulting in the equalization Of the City
loss of the Americans in killed and wound
ed-Fve Hundred!
BATTLE OF BtENA VIsrA.-February ed
23d, between Gen. Zachary Taylor with five
thousand volunteers, and Santu Anna com
n,anding .Mcrica, force Of ttccnty Mousnnd
men-resulting in the total overthrow OF the
enemy-loss OF the Americans in killed and
wounded--Seuen Hundred!
FALL OF VERA CRuE, and the Castle oil u
loa, March 18th, IS47, alter several days bonn
bardment OF the town by Gen. Scott with four
teen thousand men-loss Of the Americans in
killed and wounded One Hundred!
BATTLE OF CERRo GoRDo-April 18th and
18Th, two days hard fighting, between Gen.
Scott with twelve thousand men, and Santa
Anna commanding picked .Merican farce Of
t,centy thousand, resulting in the overthrow Of
the enemy-loss of the Americans in killed
and wounded I1co Hundred and Fifty.