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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-21
TELEGRAPHIC.

C,Sc,ssArI Oct 90 -Flour-The market was nrm /,
and sales Of about 1000 barrels made at 80 ~
90 The receipts Of wheat continued rather light for the
season and prices Hr without sales Of Importance
provisous rhs market for Pork was steady without
sh.rga in prices The had not yet sufficiently
sdva.sed to establish the market on regular basis
Wbiskev was arm with a fair amount Of sales making
nt % 24c The river falling, yet sufficient stage
Of xatsr remained for all business purposes.
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OF TIE GaE All Fhs Win ii: Al
ii
s.ss: visit. Is. f from he Deaf BLING .:e
s ty .s sH s
races this morning at 10 O'Clock CT prc
TSO sPORTsMEN--GREATs HOOTlN0 MAI .hEs
be fday parity
.p9I. sasDssd =: !. ]: p.,umsS ths many Of
III there Sc general and ppnctpsl attendance. n,
BEETHOVEN somervle, and Elizabshtowu Point al o'clock
a: s@ is9s% 'of Ss4s
A RARE CHANCE.-TO JEW ELERs.-The prOpne-
0 of an r., we : q; wss u
tx ufes with good run Of customers at fair appra al for
s'.a tf SURF Sow a5p' S
Two MED CAL GENTLEMEN A resul.rly l,en.od
Physician and one who has been engaged in EFT. n.ve
qare. his attention New 0te.ns for year !. desross Of
responsive 70 hi. addressed to A. H. the Herald Sace'
WI devotes his entire time the OF private dsoas
es A colegate education aud practice Of twenty.'I'
Strangers would consult their welfare by calling Dr. NJ.
and examining his claims oh their confidence. .
See Dr. Ms diploma with the signatures of Sir Ashley
Cooper Sir A. Carlisle &C. his ONCE, 2o4k Fulton street
-o2 It'rc
Tyr COOPER, IA DUANE STREET. between Chatham
II aud William has for the last fourteen yesr en'
ii
of this and mild cases cured 70 I'VE days
tricure-Dr Cooper has new method by which
he the form Of structure IN from one two
weeks with any tn. emit Constitutional
Jsbv bronsht on by secret habit INDUCED in by young
men This when too freely INDUCED beges dyspepsia,
weakness OF the limbs and small OF the back confusion OF
intellect and aversion cure warranted
case or no charge. No mercury used OIL h~m
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Brighton Cattle Market.

Der lsAt market 1880 beef cattle, 900 stores, $500
sheep, and 3275 swine.
PricssBeef Catte-The offerings of beef cattle were
large and prices declined We quote extra So 5O FIRST
quality S. rs to u.s. second SIS rs to 5 u.s. third 81 to
81 so.
storss-saes quick. Two year old Sl2 to SIS; three
year old S22 to S35.
sheepsaes at ST. So 81 TO- 81 49, So as 50 so and So
Swine-saes quick lots to peddle not selected AZ and
5Sc old hogs an and 6hc; Ohio hogs 4, M and SC,
selected. At retail S and &C.
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Pass e,axers Arrived.

Loyoos-raeAet sap M.y.ret Ev.as-L ssaver, Cook,
w sAndrews, Ass Asiery. oil Yolk; MIS- Leigh VIM
Leigh eunect,eat; Z horn.J Jues, Chnnock. Long
iaiy and five children 4 Farir. Robinson, Londou; II
many; ack, sdy aud toar h,dsea, q Hd;oa sdy a4d
aud tour children Loud "a; Makias Phadepha-275
the sIesrsge
LIvsRPooL-Packet ship Ashburt n-T G Jones and lady
Lond,; y COR andlaay. 4 skin Liv.pooI; Geo Aek-
ley and lady Brooklyn; w Thompson w Geist, DIR Vim
Buious, No York-23 IN the steersgo.
LIvERrUoL-Shp Eisinorc-r w Byrns and eos scerage.
Passengers 20 Arrive.
LIvEnPooLPacket ship orkshire saiied LIST inst)
Rsy DR. Eddy and lady, Me Murray DIR Palk Mr. and
Mus Lseeh, MISS Maeksn1,s. Mes.n Q Gray, 4 . GRAY,
Cochran IT, Lenuox Kennedy, Brown, Stcarn. Beckett,
II J Montgomery, N w Mathews, Mel, J Hutchinson.
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MALASA-Bark Oh hpn hs bills nc bxs
5000 20 loo hf 400 bbls
traits alnouds $50 lemons Howes Godfrey eo-l5 bx,
raisins A..
oRro Championship Heurco-i OK. old copper hox do
Ito ell d. Old sails Hubbard co-2ll bags
C fee Dnand Coz d, + u Mshce-6 do bxs Miller
1853 S-frsac pieces -hefsa-3 'nuigo As bags
cofe- co-534 10 d,ubioons Maitland X Phelp-
ys tons guumvte w Lews73 bags coffee iA3 hide. 10
order.
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On Wednesday morning, Goth inst, GEoRGE A, son
Of George and Harriet Boldly, aged years.
The friends of the family invited to attend his
funeral this Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock, from
81 Catherine street.
On Wednesday morning, Goth inst, Mrs ELIZA LYLE,
daughter of MIR George Piper tailor.
The friends of the family respectfully requested to
attend her funeral this (Thursday) afternoon, ut
o'clock from the residence of her father Grand street
Williamsburg
At Boston, on the 10th inst, Mrs MARGARET Bird,
aged 81
AT Manchester, Mr. BENJAMIN FOSTER, aged 81.
At Watervile, Maine, ELISHA HALLETT, Esq aged 90
soldier Of the revolution and Of the American pri
confined in the Jersey prison ship.
At Kingston, Canada, 9Th inst, ALLAN MILAN, ESQ,
aged g. for many years member Of the Canada Parla
ment.
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Married.
On Tuesday, 10th instant, st the Cathedral by the
Right Rev Bishop Hughes, THOMAS BRADY, of Mobile
to JOSEPHINE A. WINES daughter Of the late Thomas
Wymbs, Of this city.
BY the Rev. 0. A. SeinneA, CHARLES J. HApLEr, to
Miss JANE BoNNAwscALr, both Of Boston.
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M ECHANlCS HALL, 472 Broadway, between Gran
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
CONTINUED SUCCESS.
Third Week Of the Original

6 OFF EyEby s6 N5SHT
eHkh hs4 gss1 N N n SsiTsl$saEAa
II +. I5 SH$&SIsSST7 /: f4 1zssSSSHs.
and y OF aud
Admission Children under 10 years, accompanied
by their guardians. half price, Doors open at
s as q M h % 1s
ea15ssf 4 a. a7 Queen P
m $S:s
.fs$ %s.
ss %S's Man Slox the
Of
S a's sE : sSas
fia sa psmp. til. New
O'Clock. - Ole itrc
N ITCHELLs OLYMPIC THEATKE5-Ih thursday Eye.
OUT s s Hmso y Mr. Hs E
A1 v S.Rsl Nv Fiz Planet. Mary
WINE MORE ysP5i III rHxRP
Meh,osms Nj Henry; Larry oHoolEan Conover' Lefty
MI T. ssn.sS. % M Nav
cD Mr. Oh 81 s1Ss Il. M
EAs pay
Fl HHA sS}zHnhsSSE
At u to o'clock and again o'clock, and in tie
NO FREE IisT e rSs 0ffskEss
WHO, hs thousands Of his friend. who have
f% % fvkRf
''''e " each Of F Meiss e c T fRHGiEsRf on his
the smallest f5fM; es oN hI f.s'
which he has an ENuIsh P%oSE%AN
Every morning at ii O'Clock. the General appears add
'''1 v 4 II 5SSss tHaARAcrERs AND COSTUMES
%1sndsg bis Gtaens Dres Court SUIT worn before Queen
S YITH yin s
rendering the Morning the best time for
At both the afternoon and Evening periorms1ee. the little
General hi. in hi: C;iasn and Scotch Dress
The little General perfectly symmetrical in all his proper
'f s;i III EVER
x Hs se ss% the
Be New York a. he proceeds imnsd.,ely % New
a"G
r.n Ms,lAH H. s;. EaS!r4een =, ,..., :,
Will the n,eI d ns be seen in front OF
of fEAE M6 bssEHSSM NJ. III SE xrsitk 9bsTs
5 the ThS isd ssn under ton
A POLIO ROUMs.-.ADAM AND EVE. 2, they appear,
"A ed in the Garden Of Eden. at the Apollo Rooms, Al
DR.; CoLLYER's Personicaton of Paintings and scup'
tu'e BY the cee0ra' MODEL ARrIsTEs
Will continue for another week, with change Of programme
every 'veni %s5Np%Y EvfESINe October s
When the , ssa o oa o 1ds
groups q intense inserest.
Il ig
gentleman % cents to es oDtanSc =. tne aGo. ~ n
Doors . So open att o'clock. re,oahcaton'
| Q o'clock. oil 6tsm
T Asst WEEK OF sIGNOR BL!TZ at the Society Ii.
d,y 3 s e undes Ry Of
Doors Gpsn ON ssis,S,y
m MS. .PELBYs CELEBRATED COLLECTION OF
.uS OF the %
The Trial Of our Saviour.
1s Ss D D5fH % se. Ssr II tn. In.emp.m.. Family
ns s sa{ From IL Hs
THE QuIDOR COLLECTlON-The 6nt sene. q this
Tsss
Christ Raising Lazarus from the Dead and Death on he Pss
S:s ::ss =
hsfoe: q faio Ato Rs.ss. Mos,.f.s "a ss.a; Wis.
sewss old stand opposite the PeE, Brown. eesbr.tsd
Portraits of General Taylor General Wool Colonies Monroe
Belknap. Mansfield, and Whtng Majors Bliss Bragg and
Eaton Captains Ramsay Gs%ett and sSo wss cs
bp.na 9d Whsyr the a,mS S% o oscn
patton, at Walnut Springs. Mcxlco. ,..;ah,
Price OF admission rs cents Doors open day ana nsht
| ola 1&tsrrc
| w ALNUT STREET THEATRE. PHIdApnELpP,h iLa-
| w Lessee, h. A. Marshall Managef y, mc, 81
will be performed Rossnis opsr Of La oAZnA
ar the Maid OF PssissauLa Rocle Mr. MeyeiS olsneuo
H. Shriys, Fsrnsndo Mr. ssgsn, fEc i's pfjsip
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H: &c.,,
as is;s.sf f:.,:S " f:,ss Mrs Iy~hs.
Doors opsn a, g., o'clock Performance will
RowEKY ,.S.:GS Msaasss: s,s.
T :sE Is9eE T.as Ma.
Fsisca sse1ena Sonora xdsa Mrs Phillips Bonita sa
10 Be followed By the performances Of the BEDoUIN
Akabs n ShdIs e 1s Pf;
Meadows. Mr.. Bsll.my Lady Meadows. Mrs BOsaiey,,
SSa SY Se 0 saS a4 fsa WI sst M
AlE41aEEAsass ne &..ss:s$...
sssst =? t. " W y
Rawso', Mrs Mclean; Nj" Knox, Mrs wny; Hstty' Miss
sig Law Paragon NJ Taylor Charlie: I.IasOa saih.
leaa sss n ssa fa kass
CIRCUS. BOWERY .aMPHITnEATRE.-John Tyon,
sSjfStf Hf! saa H. rsdousss
ss''b SGao w. HA6SzA tn. ,... Two Hor..
Rider viii perform feat. heseh:Sk
1 :1sss h'
The Ethiopian Minstres will open budget Of Negro
eOasuds with JACK ROBINSON AND HIS MON
Boxes IS cents; Pit ls's Children the boxes
SANDs, LENT CO.'S AMERICAN CIRCys-Thi.
AID popular hs United ssit. win make their frs; sp
The Company comse. tho following the principal
MAY FLY the celebrated English thorough bred dane ing
Twin Ponies. DAMON and PYTHIAs. in their antics and
Eishiss rsns Il ,p PEA BYRK and TOM SPRINGS
Ths hSh br,d aud beautiful thorough Arabian Polka Horse
II 4Ssf
Prominent aud a Dod Ief.o any similar exhibition ever
presented to the public istns 81 sAN sfss Of
sod HI: beautiful ssa :n.sd children Maurice and Jesse
SsAs d x. orses, dat with so%%snd admiration o.
&C, Sands and his dien have no equals. and
%HsTEs HERSxN til. bold d..hnx and .es.n,
juvenile equestrian who is justly styled the Ducrow Of Ame'
Master WALTER AYMAR. second to none in honeman.
MI. MOsELEY the famous English rider vsrie-
~ Ssea s hi: a:s and daring feat. upon til.
nS GIso%S1SsMe.sr Penand and Latham the original
merymeu whose jokes wtcsms have been adopted BY
m siS q mi SIZE PER Re3sff'fD 8. Camp
the as.sT
s inches in height eli and weighing bs, :, PGundf This
and as ssz: VII r .as 3d. Ns~ sE 5 @ md
jersey 1,; City s ~ .in,, o,.,o,,c
pALM0,s OPERA, HOUsE.-Monday. October 18Th,
L lS47-Thrd week of the celebrated
ETHIOPIAN SERENADERs,
Messrs. GERMON. Messrs. PELL,
STANWOOD, WHITE, and
HARRINGTON, HOWARD,
whose inHable Entertainments have been the universal
theme and admiration of the world Among their list Of
they have the honor of including the President of the
United State: and fsmiy SscIsarie; of stas War and
bert and Royal Family the Nobility and Gentry of Eu-
rope, and elite and fashion Of America
Under the direction of Mr.. J. A. DUMBOLTQN.
Admission % Doors at o'clock Concert at
8o'ciock
NB-sess Gamble secured daily the Box Office, from II
A. M. till r. NJ and gentlemen requested not to occupy
which tickets affixed oil tim
M ECHANICs HALL, 172 Broadway, between Grand
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE. PHIL "a y Pais :
Last Night but two the eycp"f R
will performed Rossins open q IA M.ye1 nsnstto
s:sij. ys;a; s.S fEytR ifaD YSHh
wv sss ~ ' I:ssss S..'i'-In ni'r'l' "t ol'n'
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MU-ICAL-MK. WILLIAM HERMAN, Professor of
1 Music has located himself N this city and offers his
sic and viii lessons his Ie;dsnes 25s Greene
regularly with Dr. r. Schneider Dessau. Germany and
impar to his pupils thorough knowledge Of
For terms ETC. apply above, at the Music Store Of
Mr.. Millet Broadway. o2i eteod"rc
wi Musical Instruments and Italian String: offer. for sale
ban add Wives Comei. reoor Horns Trumpets French
Horns, Tamborns, Flies Guitars, Be- &c Also pair Of
Pedal Kettle Drums Orchestra Music for Theatres and Con-
cer from Kreutzer Labitzky Lumbeg &c., Wholesale and
etail O19 6t~rc
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COMETHING NEW.-A wonderful discovery has lately
- the renowned Madame Adoph stlll Hester
the Bowsy by which through the aid Of mes
sympathy which be THROWN she not only
passes universally by informing
her vers Of all tn important affairs in life as love,
wife they will but also the most wonder
Consultation hours ali day and evening ill o'clock For
proof OF her abilities inquire Of those hundreds
ed her. OIL 2sm
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lime humanity, his clear head, simple hab-
its, good heart, and unwavering honesty.
1t is these things that make the people Of
this country love him. II is, in fact, his
straight up and down republican manlness,
that has charmed their hearts, and brings
him before them, free from the corrupt and
corrupting influences Of politicians endorse
ments.
Again, we repeat, General Taylor is not
a creature of the press, nor is he the con-
ventional leader Of party. He will break
up old organizations, and bring together
new and beautiful combinations. There
will be purity in the moral and political
atmosphere at Washington when he is at
the head Of affairs, such as existed in WASH
ington's time. The people throughout the
country will then be relieved from excite
ment--,hey will cease to feel that there IL
government for it will then, as it ever
should, dispense its blessings, like the gen
tie dew, quietly but equally upon all. The
people know and feel all this and that
press, and that faction, that attempts to stem
the current, must either be saved by coming
into the tide, or be overwhelmed in the
abortive attempt to arrest it.
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RESTORATIVE FRANCHISE.
NNkCIihnn @ra|


T OuIS FONTAlN, jr., partner of the firm Of
| Fsntain s. Son, Chemists and Prescription.
lists to the Royal University, Paris, has established
at Washington city, D. c., depot for the sale Of
the above celebrated compound, at VIM. Adams
Bookstore, No.3. Elliott's Buildings Pennsylvania
Avenue, near Jackson Hall, which they offer
TO the American public sure antidote jor Con-
sumption, in its c'ranced as we'll ncipient stages.
Acting directly upon the LUNGS, and arresting
their decay il not only soothes and quiets at once
the distress and pain attendant upon this hereto
fore regarded fatal disease but restores the lungs
and their sympahising organs, to natural and heal
thy action. Accompanying each package are gen.
eral instructions and directions (ransated) for its
use, adapted to all cases, and if strictly followed,
will not fail, in every nstancc-ifthe lungs are
not wholly consumed-of restoring to health
which may be permanently secured by future care
and avoiding 100 Ilush exposure to atmospheric
changes LOUIS EONTAIN.
Price, eight Francs. 49, ~
nSFor the information of persons residing in
the interior; any part the government--he would
state that the remedy is prepared and imported d.
rect from their laboratorie, Paris, and that the
same can be transported through mail, as he is adj
vised by officers of the Post Office Department, to
any post Office in the country at the same charge
as for double letter. Any persons, therefore,
residing distant from this city, who may wish to
avail themselves Of the remedy, can do so by adj
dressing him through the mail post paid. Two
dollars accompanying an order, will eltjtle per-
son TO one whole and one third package.
LOUIS FONTAIN.
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From the New Orleans National. |
GEN. TAYLOR
HIS posITIoN-THE PRESS.

Every hour developes clearly the future
with regard to Gen. Taylor's position, as
candidate for the Presidency, while the poll
ticians are more clearly showing their weak
ness at the same time. That portion Of the
Wing press that is governed by cigues, in
stead of being the expounders Of the senti-
meDts OF the masses, is clamoring for party
organization, and for Gen. Taylor's avowal
that he will be party President; and they
very foolishly insinuate, that if the old hero
don't come into their views, they will aban-
don him. A portion Of the Democratic press,
equally fond Of power, and determined to
rule or ruin, have the temerity to abuse
General Taylor outright. The Democratic
Wing journals, and majority Of the lnde-
pendent Democratic papers, either come out
boldly and endorse the expressed will Of the
people towards Gen. Taylor, or remain 81
lent, ready to put their shoulders to the
wheel the moment the contest begins. Pa
pers inimleal to Gen. Taylor may publish
as many articles as they please, similar to
The one that recently appeared in the Boston
Atlas, and argue tDerefrom that the Wings
are not going to support Gen. Taylor, but
1t will have but Notifying effect upon,
not only the Atlas, but its admiring endor-
sers, for they will all find, in the result at
the polls, that their opposition has been seen,
but not Jeh, Werepeat what we have be-
fore asserted, that Gen. Taylor, from pecu-
liar circumstances, is as much independent
OF the support OF the press, as a candidate
for the Presidency, as he is independent Of
1t for his position as military man, and for
his authorship Of his immortal dispatches.
General Taylor is the creator of his own
fortunes-he appeals directly to the people !;
and his glorious achievements and sterling
honesty, being known Of all men, need no
endorsement from leaders, or the press
General Taylor has impressed himself upon
the affections of the lowliest inmates Of the
cottage, az sensibly as are his victories en-
craven upon the minds of the rich and pow
-rful. The humblest laborer in the field,
or the hard working man in the crowded
city, that papers never reach, know and
love Gen. Taylor, and it is marvel indeed
that the secret Of his popularity should be
misunderstood, and that the common touch
s'o an,. Of popularity, that applies to other
INDIVIDUALS should be brought to bear upon
nm Conventions may, for expediency,
agree 10 call man leader. but the peo-
PIE, wl'hoa, such aid, have placed their
superficial indeed are the IDEAS of those
who think that General Tayor's popularity
alone rests upon his conduct ia The battle
field We consider tina, the glorious array
OF victories from Fort Harrison TO Buena
Vista, such victories as crown the military
Tcpniatioh Of no other living man, were but
the means Of calling forth The uobler quail
lies Of General Taylor's mind exhibited In
his great frmness, respect to the orders of
superiors, patience under difficulties, sub
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not behoove the people to calmly and earnestly
begin TO consider what is 10 be the result2
To enquire when we are going to be extrca-
ted from our difficult position, and return 10
peace-when we are 10 he relieved from this
already immense and rapidly accumulailng
debt. and determine how it shall be done!
Before we are rid of these troubles, shall we
mol be involved in embanassments VIII not
resort become necessary 10 that lavorlie
scheme Of many prominent leaders OF the Los
coioco school, heretofore so often put forth
Direct Tdration ... a.
Ii is time we began 10 consider our position
calmly, and with determination TO know the
result and to have a speedy exlricalion from
the TIN ealened troubles. .....a.
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CAMP NEAR MONTEREY,
Jnlv OH 1Sdz


Respected Sir Your very important
communication came 10 hand in due course
of mail and baggage wagon transportation.
l readi it with profound pleasure. was de.
lighted with the independent expression OF
YOUR sentiments, and the laudable motives
that induced you to place them before me
in writing. The government has kept me SO
exceedingly busy Of late in doing nothing.
that | have not had time to write to you as
promptly as could have desired, nor can !
as explicitly, when sat down to the task,
as the importance Of the subject demands.
Your first question: shall answer them
all categ orically--is one that involves IA
Yorite system of exchange, that would be
indicate for me, in my present position, to
enlarge upon, but will say passing, that il
is better 10 have stone in one end Of
meal bag than in the bladder. TO your
second question answer, am in favor Of
mules having colts, provided it suits the
mules, and don't interfere with the vested
rights of the people Your third question
involves point upon which have many
doubts-crossing The mellon with the pump
kin, certainly enlarges the mellon, but it will
require large share Of the attention of
philosophers to showi it don't ruin the nut
meg. .. ILL.,. ~.
With high respect, ! remain,
Your most obedient servant,
.-. z. TAYLOR.
AUGUSTUS MONTAGUE SHOCKS, Esq.
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EhRTn F.NWARE., CHINA, & GLASS,
IL Thos. Prrsell has just imported, per ships Lib
ery and Ohio, from Liverpool, and other sources,
eightyiour packages Of the above articles, amongst
which are -. n. ...s#
French, English, India, Blucstone, w. q. and
lronstone dinner, dessert, tea, coffee, and toilet
sets .-.. go. .s..'
Rich goldhand white and figured China Tea sets,
or pieces detached &c.,. E.
Cut and plain hall lamps .... ..
Solar, side, Liverpool and stand lamps AMI wicls
Lamp glasses, girandolrs, Sc.
Ivory handle and Other knives and forks in sets 81
ftty-one pairs or separate
Real silver and imitation table, tea and dessert
spoons '.... ....
Plated and German silver casters ... 81.
Brass and plated candlesticks .,...
Plated cake-bask0s, waters, in sets or detached
English and american tea and coffee sets
Coffee higgins and uris '"'
Looking glasses, shovel and tongs, Sc.
All of which will be sold wholesale and retail al
very low prices for cash
First quality stone and Britannia ware at the fac
tory prices .' ..a" a..... .....
An extensive and good assortment of common ware,
suitable for retail groceries
The subscriber solirts call from his friends and
the public generally, at his store, opposite Browns
HOTEL Penn Avenue, assuring them that he is deter
mined to sell cheap the very cheapest for cash.
.. THOS. PURSELL.
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DR. sHEw's Water Cure Institution at syosse,

nR. SHEW'S Water Cure institution at Syosset,
II (oyser Bay), near New York, is now opened
Tor the reception of patients. Passage daily from
Fulton Market, (seamboat Croton), at 3 o'clock, p.
m, or persons may go by the Long Island Railroad,
far as Hicksville, at 81 a. M also in the afternoon
each day. For healhfulness and beauty Of location,
is believed this place is unvalled; and the nu-
merous and very copious Springs are of greater pur-
ity than those of any other establishment in this or
the old country, so far analyses have been given,
The terms Of board and treatment shall be made as
moderate ash consistent with the necessary eSpen-
ses Of an establishment Of this kind The charge,
after the first medical consultation and investigation
Of the patients case, will vary from five to ten dol
lars per week Persons will bring their sheets, blan-
kels towels, and njec ion instruments or these may
be hired purchased on reasonable terms at the es-
Enlistment. For further particulars address post
paid, Joel SheNR, M. d., either at New York City
OF Syosset, Long Island, New York. City patient.
will be treated at Shews residence. AZ Bond street,
New York.
N. B.-For some weeks during the hottest wea.
Their, Dr. Shew will BE- able to attend to patients at
his Office, az Bond strcr, only on Saturdays from
10 a. m. to m. july 81 If