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THE CARROLL FREE PRESS
CARROLLTON,:,.::..,,r,sE "a. IsA7
WHIG TICKET.

EoR SENATOR,
ALDEN |. BENNETT.
FoR REPRESENTATIVE,
GEORGE HARDESTY.
COMMISSIONER,
JOHN HOLE.
TREASURER.
HORATlo HUNT.
AUDITOR,
JOSHUA D. PATTON.
SHERIFF,
THOMAS w. COLLIER,
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JOHN Il. TRIP.
POOR HOUSE DIRECTOR,
JOHN DUNLAP.
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peace, are BY force of the Act 81 l8i7, To obtain
IN a tune of var. Yours. respectfully.
HENRY STANSBERY.
MA. Guile. Esq., Pros. AIRY, Zanessille, o.
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SALT.

80 Bbls Lake and Yellow Creek Salt. Just re.
ceived and for sale by SINCLAIR.
CsHolltOn, Feb. 26l ls47--2o-tf,
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE LY ORDER OF
COURT.

Sept. "a, 47.-ts.
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Arrival OF Strangers In New York.
AUGUST

saS:i ds Ms seymour
ford aS M NJ, and s. Bacon end dol WI
VII rna ao M and Mt: bc:ion
and M fS sa e. WIZ
gins, Georgia; J. sorEs z..n q Aor.v
b; s?% Iii: IL: f::S Ss:s
sas E 81 d Silva aO
:sv RssE %,a1s%SSat hpn
sPd Ms Child Asdssgn Pa W. w W; rhlsd
more mora; George Wild Boston Mr. and Myers, PSiIads
Mss 5sa;y Dr. Jones, @ .S NJ M Ard
White Nj aud Mr.. Adrsw, fh.deHha bcmn. palf
1cnd Miaom ' St LOUIS Mr. and Mis-. Meyers Norfolk;
J. II. Lyon, Oswego
A. poephaps Florida. N & " H Kellogg Nj H. Wood
!sws; as: Msss R:gSs W R ss
s'7'' 'fa Mrs. Martini
w. Ross New York; Pa, r JShn'on Mr. snd Mrs
ao % y " @
e.asds
Wat Chm L.iosI.as MpaEsa Az GsxSIa a;Ss ;.s
e.; S:1:s ss'S a S.sss
s;ass Nh
Ss%:s .t: #S ::ss
.s Ss~ ns sa
s Ssp.'a .r 1sany
Kellogg, Anne harboi; Ward, New York; NJ. Ard Mrs
nm Ng;Te N. e h'd0a Wash
W Wn,:; fea:y,: ssso
q Nj Bisaioa. Fiantfcrs b. Ard Mr;. Thsobold Miss;
c1 n. AK Bacon BIoSp FlsHisT: %S!ss fsis
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Cleared
Steamship-sarah Sands, Thompson Liverpool r Kermit
Caf Rehmoaa uVsA iew isie BOYD hnehen' Clsone
liant. Nc Nartree Cork &c Buchanan Harris Co; Amaiia
(Brrm) Vesser Cork Sc schmct Balchsn; hide Harold
aleh Hayyana Taylor q Coz Gensee, Dillingham;. New
BrE.-DTeut smith. Rochelle, Foster Neker.on jean
Ingrshan Bs t,nston savannah Clno , Andrews sa.
vannan, Stnrges, G a,man Co
csses RhMead so 1son New b.sh
Philadelpha; Alabama smaley, Salem.
Arrived.
French steamship Philadelphia, Besson from Chebours
machinery, which detained her the passage thirty
Steamship Palmetto Smith, from New Orleans July 18th, to
Packet ship New York GroppsI from Liverpool July LIST,
changed signals with packet ship Cambridge hence for Liver
Packet ship Utica Swan 81 days from Hayre, in ballast to
Boyd u Hincken. 40 passe. gers.
Ship soon Bucknam, IS days from Havre to Richards
June 90 lat 49, Ion spoke Jupiter from Hsvre for
York July 49, lat 49, Ion spoke Swedish brig Columbus
brig Susan Green ROthsrOe from Waterford, June 18Th
in ballast, to Hick. GO.
Sid company with brig Fl Srsn @ai for
Brig Champion Corbau, IS days from Pc,ou with COAL to
sehr sa!an Ann Gardner, 10 days from Calais, with a,h
sehr Eriead:. Feket,, days from Chery6eld with lum
schr Jane Sprouts Frazier 10 days FROM Halifax with pla,
schr H r Smith. Fanen. Phladephs, coal
Below.
Ship Minerva Brown. from Marssles, to Chambe raiu &
Barb Narraganseu Des,sbscho, from Havrs, June 27,h
Sailed.
Ships Isaac Wright for Liverpool Prince Albert for Lon.
don.
Ship Christiana is AZ anchor at the 8 w spt
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pool; John P,,el Monsil Phils May Frances Rogers.
NoaroLx July 3o-Arr, schrs Ann 4, Mott. New York;
LowelI Baker Boston; II Baker Baltimore bound New
York Sid brig Harett Webb Jamaica; sch Vic Nc
RlcHmosp, July Sled, ship Won Humboldt. wachter
savArrAH July 29-Cld bark Vernon, PAXTON New York;
brig Charles Joseph, Leigh, Boston
S.spwIcH July 90 Arr schrs Hope w. Candy, Jeffrey,
Richmond 2sh Watchm Wlnsew do Sailed gath. schrs
sALEM July sS1AH sIiS Rather conway PsIs seh,s 81,
adeIph a; Citizen, snow New York; sist, brig Ceylon,
Luscomb, Cachou West Coast Of Africa.
WAsUNGroN, T., July 26-Arr schrs Actor, Robinson,
and Chaeson Fobs Nav York CID gath, sch Anaconda,
WmmiscToN, July 2s-An. schr Il w Brown, Jones, New
York GOTH schr Leesburg Boom Phiadelphia 3oth Asrc.
Tsngisr CrssTy Boston; David pgs Collect York ;ekr
York below bound ny schs Poar Moore Jacksonville; Je.
roIeman. Coffin N York
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Coal Trade.

PorrsvrLLE, July 81 The quantity sent by railroad
this week 336 10 tonsby canal 1885 u.s. Total for
the week 423 l-total by railroad 7l5006 03do by
canal l0U406 is The trade remains without much
mand for red ash coal for household pur
poses the increase and the trade since the reduc
ton II breadstuf,, favorable aspect The
only drawback at present In scarcity Of vessels at
Richmond Que II the locomotives intended for the
West Branch rsiiroad arrived the scales on Wednes
day last 1t built for the company by Baldwin and
Is represented as beng beautiful specimen workman
ship II weighs about l. tons aud " labelled No l. We
uuderstand she Il to wood fuel II TO- this Is
great mistake Wood growing every year more scarce
In the coal region, owing the consum pton
Tor mining purposes while coal is in abundance
and Is used without any difficulty the Beaver Mea
dow Road which directly through wooded country
Freignts continue fuctuats- last week only 81 lax
was paid from Richmond to New York This week thew
up to 81 10 againt the New En- gland ports they
remain the same last week Our correspond lent
To New York 81 40; Newark 81 90 Providence.
81 IS; Fall River 81 30 New Bedford ST 80 Salem
50 %; Portsmouth. N. H., 81 37h Portland. Maine.
50 Is Boston, 50 IS; New Haven. 81 so; Hartford,
So IS Troy. 81 75 Albany, 81 62E Baltimore SOC /;
Washington 81 lax The rates from ristoI 1870
more
Prces OF Coal on Bosrd-White Ash Lump. 50 20 q
IS rs Nut do 50 so Broken. Egg, and Stove. SO rs;
Red Ash Lump, SO rs Prepared. 50 81 a 81; Nut.
So 37* 50 90; L1high Lump, So o7k Prepared, 81
Frsishs by canal to Philadelphia 70c and 81 80 to New
York
BosroS Coal TRApE.-There arrived In Boston last
week not less than ninety eight vessels laden entirely
with anthracite coal from Psnnsyvanis and brin in
all IL i36 fifteen vessels from the British provinces
with l4Sl chadrens Of bituminous coal and
from Richmond with $50 bushels of Virginia coal.
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Auousr AT market 1850 Beef cattle, 500 South
do; 80 and calves; aud 1900 sheep and lambs
Beef Cattle The offerings larger than ususllast
week. but buyers operate pretty freely Poes remain
firm IT from Sc to So per About 80 head left
Cows aud Csves-There was ordinary supply on
hand last week which met buyers Mt prices little lower
than those the week before $i6 to $28 will
all transactions All sold.
Sheep and Lambs-Though there 10 pretty steady de-
msnd buyers do operate literally enough to dispose
Of the supplies fast they In Sales Of sheep
from 81 80 to 81 26 81 rs, which slight advance
last weeks quotations Lambs brought 81 25 50
10 to SO 25prices hardly equivalent to those quoted in
our last report. $50 left
Hay and Straw-saies Of timothy red top, and clover
Told crop) from Long Island and Westchester coun-
ty at o2k ia soc per cwt; crops worth 90 62c
per Good ost and wheat ut 81 50 the hun
dred bundles. ..i
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PHILApELPHIA, Aug. "A PM
ArrIyed-Barks Hope, Cray 81 Thomas; Montpelier Stack
pole Boston briss adele Long. penega Il Maria Miller,
agu.z schs Turk Crowell; Richmond, Harford Wreath
Tabo Lexington, Wright; Edw Kent Pin; Cha
aud Orion Howes. Boston; Mosee, Wright Albany; Van.
dalieI Pendletop Mattaposett; Crowe Smnley, Bos-
ton; Roosevelt Woosey, Providence W Leeds Endicott
pswucket Martin, Brewer. Lynn Bredoe, Emery; saeo;
Boston Folher, NarwieS fsa.na 5a"i. Phens, SPARKS
aud Agcnorla Herrick, NYork.
beiow-Brg Cushnoc Dckenson Sligo, schr King,
Mandarin, St Domingo City.
Cleaed-Barks Montpelier Stackpole, Portsmouth, NH;
SuIt. smith New London; Chenango, Snow, Baltimore;
SVs; wya SCi,s French salem Ms kowlsnd Giles Judge
nson wright Edward Kent Pitt: Challenge. Park; Orion
nowes ana Counce. SmalIey Boson VandAIia Pendle
ton PORTSMOUTH NH Moselle, Wright Bristol RI; Handy,
fost Sayoro9k t Boston, Folhert Norwich; Panama. Ds
wo9llsyt and Frances Halett smaey Boston; Philsns
SPARKS hoxbury John Fairbrothen NYork barses
Deia"ne' Crese, ana forpoisc. Drake, do.
miscellaneous Rscurd.
LETTER BAGS of Steamer Sarah Sands for will
close the Exchange Residing Room this day at half past
tinent - '-'' W ''" WV
Letter bags Of the packet ship oncida for Havr. will close
this day At half pastI II. ~ VIM '''''
PAcKEI SNIP STEPHEN WHiTNEy, Popham from Iiver.
pool for Rev York at anch in
among the rocks Of sunds, the 18th ds.ns,c f,or
cambeown sites that had been sent 10 her asss
lance. =" "e' "Ss's'
bARx sr CLovp; which saed Saturday for pb.dsInhi.
was run into hc anchor West Bank Satnrdsv len,
ny an inward bound British vessel supposed no be s
which carried away the ST Clouds head stays b.boom ~
ofhe bark The st. Cloud returned yesterday for rech
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Con.al at New Orleans; Mr. Parton Lingos W Walker,
Mummy F'nnis, Of New Orleans; n Easement "a
bott Brkiey Mr. Muir Mr. Hslle, Z Q Patterson, w Bat.
ers6y Of Ne. York Hotio Ross and son. Of Qydensbnr
EMsTg s Prehn M scott 'shswsOd G IP Of
Ensland Captain Fzherbert British Amy h hsv bsnop
Bpsnps Ayres SpG. Of rgls.d
Gabrat,, Gibson, Of Georgis; ia. Masterson ~
Mout, Gibson Jas M onnell Of Mobile; Sist. , M
Phelps OF dublin, Capt stewart q Toonto Mss.sn
D,rehdt Walden of Washington; e Munroe, w Napier
Of Macon Ga; II Leonard, of Liyerpool-si. 49,
For ,liax (and all reported OF Hafa.9 Miss scott Miss
Pryo, Ms Jowdy child and servant Mrs and Miss Green
MIS- i Gilbert Mis- Il gilbert. Miss Baker, Mrs Bi
sr Miss Vail Rev Ryer Messrs Mstherson, Jas Cron
dy w May, q Mscy, d Greene, Mackenzie-l8. To-
tai o. Twenty berths engaged at Halifax.
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CINCINNATI July 27.-An improved feeling was svin-
oed in the market yesterday but the demand Vas
still mostly for city consumption The sales include %
barrels 80 6a 90 do at So 55 so and 100 do So co.
$50 do at 65 100 do at 50 TO- and small lots of choice
at So rs
DETROIT July 30.The market wears the same Sunday
like appearance and operators anxious to hear the
expected by the steamer, which will undoubtedly
be here before another issue large number Of sal
craft were in port yesterday giving river fine APP
pearance.
rHILApELrHiA, July si.-The Washingtons advioes,
hrmness to tho -four market and holders generally ask
an advance OF asa 37h cents per barrel but only few
barrels fresh ground Pennsylvania sold
Inc receips continue very limited and the stock
ally light Rye -four has been inquired for and
ooo barrels sold Mt 50 90, which advance Of 2h
cents per DBL In cornmeal no sales reported.
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Passengers Arrived.

Chen Steamship Philadel pha-Mr Pinsonnau Mr.
HOLD, Mad me Baron and children, Mr. Waterloo
Paul Is5 New ia hi Do P
d. iorn; Mr. ds.ebott, Mr. Wit%sa Ge,m.ay; Mr. rib.
lies New Orleans; Vito VIII and sons elpha66 in I'd
esbu.
LiyEnpeoLstesmship Hberais. Boston--Mr Phillips
and lady Paroe and lady. Capt Tcrr~y and Mr.
~ and LADY, Miss hermson Mr. and Mrs Perkins and
bertsou Mr. Taft, Dunbapnon and lady Hunt lady
and and 1hd liMS Mr. Gh,adlsr Monroe MIR sshIsbz
M a cSsSs IaL Shepard Lieut. Rev
bearer Of dssp.tches Nj Hitchcock Brown. = Wan.
wick Malta Tho, Patton aud boy Mr. Wainwright Mr. Cush.
Dan,oe NJ " Tssi5y NJ. H.sdsa Bush lady child
ray Jas teax FelsI r. Habeggy Blber, Mr. Marrow.
Joly Jos Wh.ker Mr. Konhoim Smith, Mr. B, osd
Mr. Baker, Mr. M:llespie Mr. Botomley, southworth Nj
Baliershsw Mr. Robertson, Dill Warden Mr. Humsr Mr.
kelly M1 Sss%at,el Brown. r Drove M Mr. Berry ny,
fsyas NJ Dsa &re Rev u sE Moore. ' h essns ~,
sm a spd female NJ si.sy MOms Basy
N.mire, X NJ B,ogsb, Z B shear Wood u Jacobs.
LIyrHrooL-Pseket ship New York-C Babcock and la
~ New York; Miss Griffin. Canada; Stephen Huggns
Haven; d. Q German Robt Downing, Ireland Samuel
100 'uon, England--276 in steerzgc
Htvns-shig soon-James Nathan lady and ser sut New
o'a scn1r Den Manuel De Ia Pena Csygso. Senior Don
shrek ee'n Antonio Roverehon 10 the steer
Mrs ss 70 Nay
UsN' Ws;n M5 Lssy cfg, rsw qsA KelIosE
Hsrck Kser psul Bisiow Noel B, Wnmey VI
M.sAoAIso-Bng Hope-F HELLER x DC HELLER, To.
WArEnyosp-Brig Susan Green-Ar and Mr., M,,lhsn
and two childrcn-26 m steerage.
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The Crops.

rbat ,6or
rorhc,a -, ~ ,,osposas .o Ups TN 'no heis s,
-.h..t ,ho,,, ~: =. ..J saSS.yi Ano .a,,
- sua.' IA qurus.ey, - vSiy soou
IA hps wneat ana o.h'r sprins crops prom,ss Wen
the rnst had t;cSed Witches ~ hsat =; Wamah ana
Markham and seemed that the late alter.
nations of neat aud wet would greatly agprayate the
evU-Toronto Patriot
W. h.vo ..., ,an.,..x e.,,, r.,,,.,,.. 10 49,
~ nay nso esen sentoan iiVn. ienresses who NJ
hs~ hs rss tha s o M % %
,nh TINS , I'M t oeu o.Vas"I 10 shis oiy
hau, Is MAS S ~ H. .s , ~ W. aep1'
~, AZ isV wv linn VI rruay las.
- 1,. 49,. a. q NJ. oa nae JISs Seen nneu ne
10 % 80. anu moss Tue nlss car ever ioaaeo was tne
~ VII @ o. 80. . s. ou aeInesseo uienus
S;; ne , t,t s ; W WIS 40 ous VIC s.
he 70 10Th nr,iss nn 49, ho =. th 49,
~ th rsipaas On bich tbis tr.as %a ~ ras fon
,y ~ -. ~ xA TIE :. uT no " p"Ss i.T
dw ,hts Ia - @ 40 t GU s1 w ~ or Slol hf.,
mnu,tn -, f;ht ,S.raS P a no, ny " ny 1, s =,
So n,t ~; - !. III vas Ioo po' ous .i
o dI 80 r lilo s" =. ~ WI, y, i t sa n9r .e
~ 4. tbsrssors hich, ,,,nor, ~, ,hat ~ ;la
Mas shonId 70 ha th;s ,nattr int .hs INC n ;P
at once before the people of Tennessee whose
trade is just beginning beoo.ne dishearened and with
draw from business which IL is much the interest
railroads to encourage. Charieston Patriot Juy
our Valley exchanges f,avs thu L,mcbb.,. R,n,,bg
rivc yerv atternr of the of the
80, .-nr a., a.. f.rtIa a...tor ~ a.. Ct
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Foreign lnportatlo,,s,

pr. ID MANI cIat ss.,
sHqai ! B1s-1 Blake, Paterson 9 col Cope 1 eeel
Hf1 ys
sss. sss.; n'xo Smith
&iaiin,n.s F BaLsI col MorSsI 9 asry-1 Lace,
Br.%SsI i't %ssrsaiSs cor. eSn Merritt Eiy
S.iSrl fss s0 a,ss. FAsSs
! Horstmaun son--l & Erneapeteh-a Kpiins Bro
ass sseg Was H.ssasslx ts
RIA SeG-s ogOsnhsimess M:ifE;sSa Gsard 8 eo"a
fs.I 5SisisssrD E.,si$ se"s Moran ss;s;@
oas SsSs ss' %dTsss
s. s' Sy:n@ ts's sss d Ill:
Hk,,sl' 50 tsssss:' M%is
sadrsy-I 9.1sts COS Sily Pss1:@i psi Sao.
s.aSs.la LsSrny
10 MaIdra-l H.vlsnd Kee,t col scbTeds! sqwitser
scima ssss f ssa
&W"-l5 4 ssisnsus 4 eel FTs,'c2 solomon Hart
a GIBSON CO. f Mss.
s S. fh+e. 'f t eGs IF
Rs.s Brothers anton Bs,pssN eases ea %e
F. sss AZ:
Seo-ls bxs storm Swan cod cases W WhitewrFh jr,
Hsss:s syesn
Ssss Sfa S
5es Wckam & Hatchsou-le Bulksy & co,9 Richard
hssi s"s'%
R RSssy sS S... ws. .ss Buse be.
:a N E%:. So;
laa. 51o.s M:sS so.;cA,.s W:lEsIi;
ssfey
Cha. Sd: H. ps ssSs Begun am
ysa H SsEE:: snsw Es
s Sara e.! Joha ssseasITs, Mscs ss'Gaxs Davis,
a!ehl% so-aI OK. tsIs {: G., and bss hsfdwar. Fl
Esf Sa;:.s Bow a assS Ca s;;pS.a.
Yam Aaws;s; IaSssS eeTs casey Goop;IsSS case
81: a.s,: R.S s:: E
slsd,y 9; & sssaes css
A IVA. a. as c s 8 ID d assss Eos
"a bIs Stokes; p Goals bar. peySae0It snPp-nn
g. : wv ssi eten sssii' &
b. RSies sfq. E9ss p HqT.m ER,spe!
Goes N Ba,s. s son-l 9, |. bsJ 4 UndeTw9cd54 Nv
%:sy kPfSs
Hsy Putags D.v: Fairs st CO.. Barker HUI,
Hssy ssy E, ss. sas
Eil&P woadhe ,dIi b. stone Swan co-l2 es Sans
S s
hess s" AsS cfsEss
hou02 bars Ws,mo.e co. cs Tresey Irwin CO.'S bis
Hsisy sHs
diet ROCKWELL, cs Ge'pey stSdwsllIa Browne, Sea.
Hagen COL Crow H. Haight coil Hoffman BaanstrI
gases Williams BradIo', COS Van D1sen, Jaeger
stead Hammrs & co.. cases Lewis Fsirman-3 Bowen
Haughtw out-1 bale Freeand Il Stewart-I ca Ru-
ey--3 Little Alden col Clarke Southwo rk Tlden-
cs Russell, Marsh cog bales Bramha Abbernsthy &
Collins5 John Nicholson-4 bales w Soan-I bale
Tinson cos cs RUSSELL March COL cask w Beyls-
10 cs bales RUSSELL Marsh cog cs Levy. Cook co-33
80 bales Kent, Kendie 4 A Waer-l0 Wright Larpe
Lamer-l0 bales Greenway, Henry Smith-4 cs4 bales
Jas Grifitls COZ bale Arnold cos cs Phelps
Chittenden Bliss-3c s Burnam & Plumb-7 nj Davies
Jones-8 cs bales NJ w Strong x co-scs c, w &
Moore X coll cs bale Russell Marsh col cask
Williams bags Bulky cola bales Mitchell, Tooker &
Coco tons coal Hoend-lO00 gunny bags Marshall-
chronomeer Feowes Wadworth co-5o boxes tin bales
81 cs to order.
MARAcAIBo-Brig Hope-22s bags coffee IS bbls balsam
copaiva 55 hides bbls bbls s,Isapara pkgs
Aranguiren2l5 hides bbs pkgs 2o3 bags coffee 10 bags
Lindseyl2 hides 80 casks basam cop Murray
Lanner-7o bags coffee Mason Thompson39 bags
100 bags coffee MHnsadt Schu macke330 hides Meyer
Sucken8l bags coffee Maitland Phelps-l boz Small
ly-25 Panama hats to master-l horse to order.
Domestic Imp0rtati0ns.
NEW misunderstanding Pametto-l box T Mattram &
Son-l pkg Graham3 bxs Field bx Stanton Frost
Il trunk box Roberts Williams-3 Hook Townsend
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- New ORLEANS, July ~
The accounts that We getting from up the
river are not favorable. We have had constant rain
here since the 10th Of June and it has extended as far
up as Arkansas Cotton cannot mature and the plant
Is already late that planters have really no time to
lose We think the accounts from mere must AFFECT
your market very materially. d. b. NJ.
MoNrooMERY Ala, July s3.ft continues to rain here
about every day and prospect for the coming crop
of cotton is very unfavorable The plant Is growing
very large, with bw bols and the boil worm Is making
its appearance IN almost every section that hear
from The crop, certainly. will be- short one.
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Passenger sailed.

Lcspcs-,shig Prince AIbeT-co IA Jons. and servant,
New York; Mr. Adoiph Frspksn Germany; II bowler Lo.
don; Mrs Benjamin and servant, Canada, seeck New
York. 49,"
LfvEHrooL -st-smship Britannia from Boston-Mon Mr.
Bnce AZ Richard r ,wsou, Of Montr.slj A. p Stan.
,.so Raphael Flint Of Philsdelphis Mr. Barrymore EdE
Warren, w walker, VI. laurent, w Wnghcy Ogden w
Sott Mr. spraguc, Bals OF Boston; Dunlap three
Nesss Dunlap. Of PsesbuSh, Va, Msa W Mure British
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DOCT; sALM0N's REMEDY FOR DISORDERS Of
gestion loss of appetite headache bilious attacks gddnes
papitaon languor low spirits loss of strength the
worms ssd other distressing symptoms This celebrated
dcine heset WIN spcce IN private practice
petor has been induced to introduce the public general
y He every sufferer from the above plants that
is processes be- perfect nvgoating the sys
restoring appetite health color and strength the
and does closest
business. Sold by &. H. RING, 1872 Broadway,
jyl 3Ot*r Corner of John St. Sole Agent
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M EpiCAL ADvlCE-DOCIUk LAMENT .rlii
6densy consulted his Office. 60 Gold between
treatment beng mild and judicous requires neither mercury
restraint Diet hndrance from business pursuits Recent
cured in three four days Debility nervous or
sutiona arising from indiscreet udugences Of the
Of nconsiderste youth thereby causing nightly
sons and eventually impoency the Doctors strict
est attention, his object being the mentally
Structure disease frequently existing without the patient be-
the least caused by maltreatment OF medical
tenders and sometimes by the neglect Of the parties them
selves by the Doctor eecuay cured without pain in
nyenencc. The Doctor being Of the few qualified ad
versng Surgeons in the city, guarantees perfect
charge made n letter. paid fee @
the United States Office So Gold street. jy2s sotsm
nv MURRAY LEIGHTON, MD. has removed his Of
fee to l08 Chambers street Opposite the Savings
P 9s h. h ss"4. from street 's' q Union
T ACE CAPEs--PETER ROBERTS, s73 Broadway
respectfully solics the attention Of ladies' visiting New
York to his stock Of goods, comprising the following wiz
Maeins Lsce Cspes from e upward white and black Vi
Collars, IS do cambvc Hdkfs 81 REVERE do IS
very cheap ladies' needle work and amboSr Dresses do Do
aces Hosiery and Govcs Of every description je2 3otev
nR. SAVIARD's INVALUABLE EXTRACT. for the
~ cure of 0onorrhDa Geet Structure, Sexual lnpoency
and all other diseases Of the urinary This extract has
been sufficiently cng before the public to establish with
Of the kind however pung preposerous their preenson
or many cae re proprietor has never
change Diet nor the slightest variation from the patients
ordinary habits Its action is perfectly free from all those
unpleasant feelings attendant patient under ordinary
Of treatment creating neither nausea loss Of appetite
ctioo Of but by its tonic properties
"g that peculiar sickly well marked under the
drecsons at Ms Gesnweh between courdsnd and Ibsr,
Streets New York. Price 81 jyl0 90tsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-03
DRIVATE MISUNDERSTANDING A. d. 1876
< FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY--Ths

Members Of the New York College Of Medicine and Pharma
having devoted their attention during the last
diseases private natur confidently promise persons
requiring their services safe aud without
PRIMARY CASES OF 0ONORRHQcA, or Syphilis,
yield TO thsr tIesmsn. IN lion Io%r 70 sgn day. ana the
by gsneTal pEaSt ~, 1y THE ,prr,,p.
medical incurable successfully treated wshou
To those su ffsring from UNCONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
or NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS. produced by excess or in.
prudence the beneficial effects be relied from
the treatment Of the College.
IMPORTANT NOTiCE-Persons suffering from any of
convenient 70 maks s9nsl application can have Forwarded
radical cure with full directions dict &c, by sng
their symptoms time Of Contraction and treatment received
elsewhere If any snctngpg dollars, paid drecS
cd TO w. = RICHARDSON, ~ d.
Oaice ofthe College OF Medicine and Pharmacy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-03

VNHE PATENT. .ELASTiC BABY JUMPER. OR
L NURSES ASSI5TANT.-A and useful article o.
the Nursery by which infants three months old aad upwads
and exercise the mseves resting, they DO on
little saddle which the child
Al the support required Az s srashmsn. the RsLs,
during weather. recommended by physicians
conducive TO health To the mother is vauabe eh
her return. amused and perfectly af To be bad wholesale
and retail, at 81 Broadway u. o. w FUTILE,
isot mrs. In s,d ra,srts