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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02

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to Dr. Joseph Hsias No. 20 Duane stree. aaisr whose
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street: %s must 's'''''' that III Gk ss Duane
Clerk OF Faltou Market
JAMES D. FISH, 10, South street,
f. 4; LEE, eI- Alderman l7th Ward
can be seen at hs Office. sal sot.m
DoCTon GSNyEhs MEDICAL CAKD.al-hls sos,ess
; dree1sd to those who are se,sd With
appears IN relation TO structure, calculated mislead and
For he protection Of stsnees and Dr. CoaysIs is
aus consulted all Of
Recent case, speedily removed without hndnce from bust
b. in the country safely address, and
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10th and lh s.ts. New York. letters must be sd.
SsIs, e. along Of h celebrated
emissions mpote"cy Sc in this and the York
citizen. in deub, where to apply for me.
''ss ,a's should f,fsys ': = S
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By and The HeGs
Gently recommended for the complaints wores,
limitations which its unrvsed POPULAR
have brought into the market The medical faculty Of
and the United States
daons Lucns Cordial and have given their sanction
single that has been authenticated other
compound for the purposes The reliance may
be placed the potency OF the Lucns Cordial the foregoing
maades and those which follow loss of Muscular
and Physical Lassi,gde and General Pros5aton lritaby
Liver elect and Fqor Abus and disease any
connected with tie disorder decay Of the Procreave Func
and used leeOd % almost certain to produce positive
any weakness disability of certain nature should take this
Cordial Will iniibly resore health and vgor briei
be had IT, the beneficial results maj atic
peted with eoniids.ee.
Price So per BOTTLE or GA per dozen.
Primo pal Office 47 Greenwich street Sold in Tenon N
j. by John Hickey and in Philadelphia at 90 North Sixth
aus 30t+m
CAKTEk's srANISH MiXTUKE.-ThIs extraordinary
~ remedy for the first time presented to public
Its private pactce, for twenty years past mas
sgnzed by marked success and has proved beyond the
shadow ola doubt its wonderful powers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02

60 FIVE DOLLARS REWAkD-UOG LO ,T.-A
wa large viii New fouDdand d. &, with black head, a
LII black spot near his tail black spot his right side
aud small black his foreegs weighing about 100
lbs, lost Thursday the 2i.t los, the
near 42d street Whoever will bring him back 1859 Water
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02

nR c. BRAILLY M. D., of the faculty of Paris, pupil
- OF the celebrated Professor III franc removed
Hou OF Crosby block from Bfoadway
The Dr. can be Consulted day from to II ocio'k A
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AMERICAN
Mackey, Newbursh; II Ramsdell do; w elaekav. Ss
vanrah q n gynson, Ncwbnryh; Cerlert. Geo; Boy
an, Camden DR. Nicolas s N; II Biehe. Washington;
Davis, N Jersey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02

81 DIX. DEVIL - Z. kELLi.~okhS INrALf
-&A4I NILE EMINENT. is now uniye sally admitted TO
the best and cheapest for sores and bruises
of every matters not from what have
originated Of how long standing certain
applied N. B-~e most respectfully solicit the Clergy Of
every denomination send their and
tho,s who have any their congregations who
and sold only so single bottle. Dozen at the
principal depot No $50 Pearl slso the Harlem Rail-
and Teens, hr ushop The city aud country generally
For very speci. and ensye ,esencss Of the most as
the spirit of the Times" published in New TX and
be in principal town and city the United
Staes No read tn advertisement pur-
chssug bottle TO keep the house, Of accidents.
OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02

iNk UrHAN'3 VEGETABLE ELECTUAKY, OF later
~ nal remedy for the Files, triumphant 1000 cured
in the past year. -
This is warranted all of Piles either
Bleeding Blind Internal Exemnl and all ln minatory
Diseases found conjunction with the PesJuc as Chronc
Dysentcrv weakness and Inflammation Of the Spice falling
of the bowels womb SC ha females particularly sub
under peculiar Tor which many ceIti
Gates could be given Of specify eecral cuesbut deli
C y fofbids their publication. -, ,
and habua costiv flow of blood TO the head
dyspep sa alterations fstua inflammation OF the stomach.
find speedy Dr. Uphams Eectuary 1t internal
remedy and by is action the bowels and blood the
Of which the of the above named dis
Universal From every city town and village
where Dr. Uphams Vegetable Pile Electuiry has been intro
due ed the most gratifying ipei gence OF eecs have been
received by the prop Ia hundreds of instances it has
Letter of Capt q. w Mclean. OF the u. g. Service and
Der Of The New Jersey legislature.
RAILWAY June l6, 1847.
have been afflicted for with the piles. and have tried
withort anyhiog like manent benefit almost everything
assuming the of remedy had a of e,
lost all confidence dIcne. Under this feeling was
duced-not without reluctance confess-to u,e Upham's
E cuay aud having used for alb three weeks, accord
tn dire c.ions laid down. find utter surpIse
well satisfaction, that every symptom Of the dsea has left
me thnk It due alike TO Dr. Opham and myscf 70 make
this taiemcn. q. w MCLEAN"
Solt wholesale and retail by WAT aud Ke,chan, il Full
ton street; at reai by Dr. 4. Upham 1876 Bowery; A. ii.
Cough Co.. l49 Fulton street, and by Druggists generally
throw ghout the United States Price 81 a box.
NoTcE--The genui Eectuary la. the written neture
thus o. A. Upham. D. The hand 10 also done with
other Eiecuay advertised for the Of Piles
imar ions of this valuable remedy. 50 3o%m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02

nin q ~ Nsv TIL :SsS56si - - ns)l:l
orSs 81 s.d ccasd Al Es ersa II The !, 6ss.
Sy ssI iss slse fsa'is1 lcssrfs e pr fs.S Dyes
assyoss, sorasr sF bsoAd cad rssss sSfssA
,er.aiis Hssvs Powdefs, are now admit ed to Be an
remedy 10, efpt &c WIND cosgh
cough few days, and Will eradicate hesves permanently.
which they have doue than 500 this city.
They eectua in horse Sarsapar, l. in the human
purify blood an remove predispost disease
They have used by Messrs Kpp Brown. Hatfield
Berthe End q ohes wsise sInss we Prse
for United States. A so, for sale by @. w. MILLER 4i6
Broauway o3t 1fsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02

,.-sedS-zsIS FOR ALBANY AND TROY, landing Al
>XxgaaReisls1s Caldwcs Wcstpoint, Newburg Hampton
Ion loughk-epsie, Hyde Park Kingston Upper Redhoox
Barrytown Bristol Catskll Hudson Co1acaie knderhoop
md Baltimore. Landing at Hammond street.
Leaves New York Tue day. Thursday and Saturday,
o'clock A. NJ Breakfast and Dinner board the boat
The low pressure Steamboat AGARA, Capt IL L. KEEL
oge, viii the Steamboat fsr foot Of Barclay street
tuesdays, Thursdays, md Saturdays at seven o'clock,
w.. RETURNING the ptposite days.
For passage freight apply board. to f. Hall AT
the Office the wharf s6 re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02

q ElkA k.W AHi)Crosss SPECIFIC Mixture the
ROOC Of gonsrrha, gleet 'ctgrss and analogous com
pains OF the of or all remedies yet dis
covered for the above complaints this the certain
makes speedy and without the least resc
uon IN Diet drink exposure change application bust
ness The proprietor challenges single instance Of 5eeen.
cure under forfeiture of $500 Que bottle lasts week which
generally cures cured days For sale by
q. H. Hing ls2 broadway, John New York.
AM m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02

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; is; a:!! n 9g!, ~. :s II:
sss ss:sss i Ss~ sss Yea ~
ne ~ es. ssssis ulesn ptss tie SsaY As
sfy eYd oaoaa wssiass SsosSht &C. ~ sscist
IN ~ young men, causing dreams,
snS nightly positively es;es cured
vention from business Post paid letter. cuan a. Tor
nd, ICE attended 10. No charge made unless cured ~
nK. COOPER IA DUANE street, between Cbaib,m and
~ William streets has for the last wears enoyed
the most extensive practice diseases suy medical
man q New York lie can cure the aggravated OF
tureDocor Cooper has discovered method by which
he the WORT form of structure from one co two
weeks with scarcely the patient
debility brought By secret habit INDUCED Dy Young
men This when too freely ntplged beget. dyspspsls
tellect and society every
charge. No Mercury used
Post paid letters containing 81 for advice attended
an 3G m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02

n0LTOk PINKNEY's EXTERNAL REMEDIES
DWnraned the best ia the world for the Of Dys
entery dyspepsia, cosr. mobus liver complaints bronchitis
throat coughs colds the beet pains in breast
side back limbs SWELL bruises pains of all kinds rheuma
tm ,oothache swelled face salt heap BARRIERS ch
advertisement True Sun and Brooklyn Daily Advertiser
Principal Office lst Avenue ~ " advice gratis f you
wish be cured Doctor PnkDeys Rheumatic Basam,
Pain Extractor Toohache Destroyer Salt Rheum Ointment
Indian Vegetable Ointment Cure warranted References by
The thous n6Idr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02

pCOO unrvalled remedy for disease of private
die, or hndnce from business The many advantages which
the French Pills basem copavia capsules and
othcr nauseatng mixtures cannot fail give them decided
preference Besides bengthe most eecua aud speedy
discovered. they entirely from unpleasant
smell DC not affect the breath sieken the .tmach tho
least and b. taken the of the
most intimate friend, thus enabling the patients them
selves without the fear OF suspcr discovery They
nature and have cured hundreds of these
plants ae' every other remedies had failed They have been
extensively used for the last ten ia al of these
complaints with such universal the proprors chal
forfeiture Of $500 ice bottle Sold at 7 Green.
wch street. of Liberty, and by Wyatt Kecham 2l
FulfOn street. au20 30ts m
A BEkNEIhY's BOTANICAL FILLS. Tor the speedy
and radical of gonorrhea gleets structures all
hra discharges irritation Of tho Kidneys and Lucorrhaa
whites.
The wide celebrity of Abernethy, pills is the best guarsn
~ for their quick and positive success in curing all the above
complaints In the early sages of gonorrh1a box il
generally sufficient to ff.ct cure in few days.
APOTHECARlES' HALL, SO Caharne street.
Price 81 per box So 3NtA IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02

NJ CUhE 40 rAf-Uk COhBITT, ~ Duane street
%snhe, q the Royal College Of Surgeons London, and
of certain delicate diseases His long experience
and close this class Of complaints his pleasant
daring long and extended practice for thirteen this
above all his legitimate medical qualification
Few of the groundS which he rests his claims r.C.I
mode Of is safe, erctua and expeditions
curing either Of mercury bust
Structure. cured in two weeks with scarcely
INDUCED certain oathsoe habit positively
be Ir7ored health and society Mild removed
four days No charge made unless cured Postpaid letters
enclosing ss Of thres dollars, will receive prompt
tentiou SO 3Ott
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-05-08
LATE FROM EUROPE.

A Geographic despatch announces the arrival al
Boston, yesterday morning, Of the steamer Caledo
MIA, which sailed from Liverpool on the l9thultimo
We have only her commercial news, which men,
tons that the prices of breadstufs had recovered
somewhat from the depression they experienced
previous to the sailing of the last steamer.
American Flour is now quoted at 3Ss. to 39s. cd.
The quotations of Indian corn and wheat both show
advance of IS. per quarter Of $50 lbs during the
week prior to the Caledonia departure. An active
business was doing in all kinds of breadstuffs, the
stocks of which had become nearly exhausted, with
increasing demand.
Cotton was in active request and prices had adj
vanced about half penny per pound For fair
Georgia "a lid; Mobile Vt lid New Or
leans "a Sd.
CoaS MARKEr-In London throughout the last fort
night heavy business done both in wheat -four and in
Indian and the depression which has prevailed in the
latter end of March has given way TO more activity and
buoyancy. The operations foreign wheat moderate
the 9TH, but the transactions effected advancing
terms Indian held firmly in consequence OF the
encouraging reports from provincial markets, and in town
made flour scarcely any thing DONE American in
decidedly improved request being saleable 37s 3ss
During the week ending the 18th April, the transactions
in all these articles were to moderate extent and rising prices
generally paid holders feeling reluctant accept the previous
rates. On the 18th wheat advanced Is. to 81.
The bullion of the Bank Of England was fast
and creating some alarm Business
in the manufacturing districts was improving. The
packet ship Rochester totally lost on the 18th
ultmo between Dublin and Wexford all on board
saved. The United States ship jamestown arriv-
ed safely.
The proceedings of Parliament are said to pos
sess but little interest. A propagation expect
ed to take place in June or July. Portugal is
still in difficulty, and England is asked for aid. The
contemplated extension of free trade in France has
been abandoned. The distress in Ireland was in
some degree subsidiug
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-05-08
FROM BALTIMORE IND THE NORTH
BALTIMORE. NAY Is p. Nj.

BALTIMORE, MAY IS p. NJ.
The advccs brought by the Caledonia have caused
quite sensation in the and grain markets, and put up
prices so rs per barrel -four, 10 cents per bushe
on wheat and to cents per bushel There were
sales OF -four this morning about 300 barrels Howard street
brands at rs little above the market price. sales were
subsequently made at So than which holders
willing 10 take some asking s775. City mills and Susque
hanna held at the same figures Sales Of 1000 barrels
s475 The inspections of flour this week are
90 IS barrels and half barrels besides ,O37 barrels
meal and l2l barrels rye -four
An advance has taken place gram Sales Of about 5000
bushels Pennsy white and red wheat to-day liz cents
for the former and 1863 for the latter good to prime Mary
land red held al 100 no sale yesterday OF 90 900 bushels
white wheat deliver in New York 18th June, at l4O;
sales OF Maryland white 81 and yellow at 100 lO2;
oats So; rye 81 cloverseed S4.25 a73
At auction to-day 344 hhds Porto Rico sugar at 500
81 IS, 10 bbs do 81 S725 100 hhds. Porto Rico mo
lasses at 30 cents per gallon. ;.
The provision market is firm prices steady Beef cattle
81 rs per 100 pounds gross hogs $3.50 Sh62a whskey
294 80 cents per gallon
Not much doing in tobacco sales Of 100 hhds Ohio
ST. so to 50 for ordinary good common Maryland Sis
10 81 SO for inferior and for good common;
81 81 for good SIS Sl2 for fine and better qualities
Ohio common to nljding Sl.25 $3.50; good 81 81
fine reds SIS s0 fine yellow So aSl0 extra kinds $40
IS2 The inspections 1919 hhds., including 1873 Mary
land and l6 Ohio.
Wool is dull aud rather declining. Common washed
ranges from 20 to "a cts per lib. clip not arrved
At the Stock Board to-day goo Treasury notes al O4
5000 Maryland 6s at STA $4,000 Baltimore 6s, 1890 at
99l 100; 1900 Tidewaer Canal post notes, % %
so Ohio Railroad shares, 47f
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-05-08
THE CELEBRATION.

This being the anniversary OF the first victory
won by our armies oyer the Mexicans, THAT of Palo
Alto,) it has been selected in this city by large
number of our citizens for celebrating all our victo-
ries in Mexico. Besides the extensive preparations
made in the Navy tneighborhood for ilumina-
ton, splendid fireworks, and bonfire, we under
stand that is the intention of many of the inhabi
tants in other parts Of the city to illuminate their
houses. The news of the splendid victory of the
gallant and veteran General-in-Chief of the Army,
at Cerro Gordo, comes just in time to add animation
to the occasion, and be commemorated with the
other brilliant triumphs of our arms.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-05-08
MONEY MATTERS, TRADE, &c.--The New York
Express of Wednesday afternoon says:


"Thers is decided change for the better in Wall street.
since the quarterly returns Of the banks and the exhibition
nearly thirteen millions Of dollars in specie The exhibit
given great confidence to banks and capitalists and money
become abundant The banks dscounng good paper
even that having four and six months to run.
"The trade Of city is active and brisk The merchants
resorng here for trade bring large Of money! and the
cash purchases are uncommonly large.
"he canal is just opened, and produce begins to move
All agree that the supplies of produce destined for
this market immense and that the capacity of the canal
and internal transportation companies will hardly be able TO
bring it as fast a wanted to market.
The demand for every kind of breadstus and provisions
is remarkably good. Freghs have gone down to low
point that there every that the exports Europe
will be undimnished
Corn is selling for 90 to 100 cents -four above 81,
and all sorts Of grain proportion These prices a season
OF plenty and reduction may be submitted 10 with adj
vantage, NE
limited States stocks have gone up, and purchases on
time are made at five per cent premium One of this
advance is growing belief by many capitalists that peace
not far distant and they willing speculate the prospect
All agree that, II the with Mexico should to
an end, Treasury notes. having the advantage Of being
ed, would rise very high
Capitalists seem 10 feel great security in the future The
rate Of exchange down point which exctes no fears
but on the contrary, there is general belief that will yet
settle little"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-05-08
LATE FROM MONTEREY.

The schooner Heroine arrived at New Orleans
on the 29th utmo from the Brasos. The Delta
contains letter dated Monterey, April 4, from
which we make the following extracts:
Three days ago the Alcalde and Priest of small town
twenty miles distant the road China in and
reported to Gen. Taylor the murder of Mexcans
at Guaopa, small rancho about six miles from Ramus. The
murder committed they say, by party of Americans
numbering about twenty, and was done in the night The
murdered first made prisoners ted and afterwards
all shot through their heads The murder said to have
been committed the 2sth umo. On that night train Of
loaded wagons escorted by two hundred infantry and about
the number of horse under the command Of Colonel
MITCHELL Of the first Ohio Regiment, encamped at Marin
which about five miles from the Of the murder The
mounted composed of United States Dragons and
Texas Rangers under the command of Capt Graham, Of the
ID Dragons Suspicion upon part of this corps
though clue has yet been found discover the guilty
The officers in command-gentlemen and rigid discipline
ansare using every in their power TO investigate the
matter.
"Gen. Taylor has got his up the subject and is
determined TO have hung every who, be proved
killed is but few miles from the place where the large
train captured and many wagoner assacred the
the 22d of February Some fifteen twenty Of the wagon
who escaped from that in the last tan
yet there evidence that they engaged in the Qua
lopa murder.
SCI passed the place Of the of the 22d Feb
ruay few days and the is truly the most hord
and revolving that have witnessed The remains Of the
murdered men, yet unbured, stripped Of every particle Of
clothing lay upon the plains their flesh devoured by Mexican
wolves and buzzard and their bones beached in the
"The train very large and valuable one, and stretch
ed out from three TO four miles in length The attack
made upon the escort who in the advance by large
body Of Lsncers The escort, forty men, under Lieut. Bar
bour of the Kentucky Legion all taken prisoners and
in the possession of Urea The Lancers charged
down the tran and anced without mercy the wagoners
they for their lives to the chapana More than three
fouhs of them, it thought killed, am their bodies
shockingly mutilated and disfgured
Urea, by last accounts, Linares expecting rein.
forcements II is mored that he has four pieces Of artillery
with him. Marin, Ceralvo Mer and China will be garri-
soned by troops which will render communication
with Camago entirely SAFE The troops here in excellent
health and condition.
The number OF regiments whose year will expire in May
June, General Tayors column, is thirteen How
their places be filed cannot devisepcrhaps you
infnr
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-05-08

Tar MARINE CoRrs-Sufcient attention and encourage
ment have not been given heretofore this valuable Of
national service. At the late siege Of Vera Cruz the United
States Marines attached to the Gulf Squadron Of great
usefulness They actively employed during the period,
and is said that the first killed in the trenches
marine. Both Gen. Scott and Gen. Worth Acknowledged
their efficiency in their respective general orders The
consisted Of three companies and commanded by
Capt Edson-North American.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-05-08
CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE.

This body assembled at Hartford on Wednesday.
The Senate was organized by the election of Tho
MAS G. PERKINS as President pro tenn. In the
House L. s. FOSTER was elected Speaker.
The Governors address is Brief and relates chiefly those
matters few and easy of adjustment that affect the webeng
of State in which the laws Of property well defined,
derstood and respected where titles simple and rest
foundations almost permanent the soil ITSELF where the
occupes generally the Of the SOIL and there is
dsaffeced tenantry either to soothe punish and
where labor in every department commands liberal remune
ration .t
The State is in debt the school fund ST. g. for
moneys borrowed and during the last fiscal year there
expenditure of S26, beyond the income Of the State
The income of the State Prison during the past year has
been S5 57O2 while the expenditures of the establishment
have amounted 09s Os leaving surplus of ,472 H.
His Excellency recommends that this fund.- derived from the
labor Of the gully, should be applied to the relief of the
rtunate-the insane, the deaf the dumb and the blind
The school fund during the past year has divided SI25,
SIS among &c. 697 Children between the ages of four and
teen years-beng Sl.45 each child enumerated The
fund exceeds S., 100000.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-05-08

The ABINGDON DIsTRIcT or VRGINIA.-The
latest news we have from this District is contained
in the annexed paragraph, copied from the Abing-
don virginia." Of Saturday last:
SIN this district the result is yelled in mystery,
to be revealed to-day by the Sherifs from the Sc
veral counties, who meet in this place for that pur-
pose. The contest is between FULTON and Nc
: MULLEN, being tied, according to our unofficial
returns, at 2,Ol7 votes--Goodson 900 behind"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-05-08

The proceedings that taking place at the South
sequence Of the visit Of Mr. WEBsTsR that section Of the
country highly gratifying and honorable They will do
good they produce kindly and national feelings they help
strengthen the bonds Of between the different sec
tons Of country they show high and honorable cour-
tesy, which will be recproca,cd, trust all occasions
Alexandria Gazette
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-05-08

!, The Lconardtown (s May's county, Md) Beacon Of
Thursday last says that the wheat crop that section of the
state looks nearly If not fully promising as il usually does
vt this season of the year. II is believed that the crop will be
an average one. The Beacon remarks From what pe
can ascertain there will be larger quantity land by probs
by onehird devocdto the raising Of this year than has
ever before been known" ~ "~'