davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-03

In port June the vssss bound shove rspessl end some
HoLMrs HoLE. May s-Arr brig MontilIs. Davis Havana
Fl H iss adss Bs af so sshmoAd for
MosILE, May 26Ar brig. CurAco Higgins, Boston; Pscor
MIC Park York schr Providence Patterson Tsmpico CID
schr Brookhaven Burack Richmond; sloop Annawan Bur
Nsw ORLEANS, May 26-Arr steamship Galveston Hsvi.
land Galveston; ship suviah ~ Gardner Vera
Cruz; brigs Shamrock, kogeu, do; WILL Heard, do; schs
Eleanor Stevens Hall do Csrnelis KslIad Brazos oE
fin, do; Henry Long ~ Transport Gomez. TsnPico; Eliza
mus from Baltimore; schs Adens and Creole cath. cd
ships amatc Hutchinson Livsrpoo Trenton Cotring Bos
ton; Rappahannock Dnmmond, Liverpool; Ocean, Browns
Hsvre; Bowditch Pike do; bsrks Mallory Baebidge
aud market; brss SALVADOR Block Havana Mount Vernon
Jones do schs Santiago, Smith, do; Matthew Byrd Conon
Baltimore; Rosn Konbeek, Mobile; Elvira Roberts Tamp
co; Morris VAIN soper Kingston Ja steamers Brunswick
NosroLE. May 3-Ar bark Isabella. Burr, N York; schrs
to YORK; Lavina Hopkins, Webb. Turks Island; Pales
tine Travis Providence CID barks Lord Pes tBr) Middle
PoRTLANp May 3-Arr schs Texas, RI khan Havana; O
Perry. Wooster, Jacksonville; Keeler Kear, Norfolk
Cid brig Rival, llsley, Cuba.
KIcHmoND, May STAR schrs Manchester Tuttle NYok;
Sid Mealluc, simingon, Boston; Ahamba, Umer,
Newark; Csrpo, Hayford, Portland
SAVANNAH, May GAR schr Tippecanoe Carlton, Mariel
Cuba Cid Br ship Oregon, Heron, Quebec
sAvAsSAh May e1ln port ships CoSntsss q London II.
b.
John s e saiss v ff o
mas, do.
WIscAsKr, May 27-Arr schr Marcellus, Bucksve, sc;
slst. brig Sarah Wood, sweet. Bucksville. sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-03

The drought on the Eastern Shore of Maryland con-
tpues with severity. The Chestertown (Kent coun-
W News states that they have not had sufficient to
wet the earth quarter Of inch below the surface
since the month Of March. aud adds:
1.-The wheat crop with few fortunate exceptions may
be considered failure, and Is past recovery 1t Is
supposed that not than fourth Of an oat crop
will be made ana presume this is about the proper
ton OF the wheat The causes operating in Kent county
have existed we believe throughout the Eastern Shore
principally on the Western and in other places Corn
IL too young to form conjecture about The pastures
are comparatively bare and hence butter has
an unusual price and young stock has been bad cond
ton for the market"
The wheat crop from the head Of South river in Anne
Arundel county (Md) to the Chesapeake bay, we are
The rain OF the 23d ut. had some renovating effect
but 1t came too ateand the yield must very ght.an.
nepohs Republican.
Everything looks promising throughout this and the
neighbVring counties Indeed, the papers throughout
the state that say anything on the subject speak we'll of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-03


LrIs.ooLzstesmship Britannia. from Bo'tonaGardper
Amory. Thos Bqave Cha. Has,ings, Robs Hamilton,
thur Blake Char sstown; Mrs Barker Rhode Island Mis-.
Routh, Miss lie Mesuer, w Moore and lady, L Routh
B Holmes owsa, Il Buffers, Mitchell Rebs Nam,
Geo Dryden w Wilkinson, X Anderson M A Luber, X
Cafe, Groshen, New York; Ms Tan, Mrs Edwards,
Miss Edwards Miss Aiken and DR. Hampton and
ysni Aiken and wife Joha Grsvslsy sydney Hsyd.a
X Mstan, jag ss ao, BALTIMORE; + Kes HamRhire;
sgnsn. W Tucker Falioo, M FalIon. Marco Grssn-
wiek, M MsnhsiI New Orleans; r housselon, Wright
pr Dwight Portland; M! Mn and Mis-. Paul, Madame frysn
Norfolk; Leonard Blondel. Msne ii james, Albany Capt
Gordon M R:Mss. Royal S.yy MI FsTGu;9a, tyson
real; NJ Gsmop canada. Cana P.tsT,o9 Torontoi
Msrassibo " Whe,wriShr' London; $ Bucknsham, o.
baron France; John Dow, Glnsow-ss.
For Halfsx.A Thondke, Codmsn Boston; Mrs Daley,
TYrre, Ensi:sd; ) Crol, Csnads-s. Total Io4.
LoyporPscket ship bwtzsrand-- Miss Elizabsth Lewis
Mis- Mary Asbst M, Wood chs K.sn, and lady, M:s
Wse and sssr Be- Capt WHIT lady and Mis-
UT W A'tse"' Mrs Chas Penner Montreal, 1t Col Bent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-03

ITO PURCHASERS OF FURNiTURE--The subscriber
has in his large assortment Of war!snabe and fashionable
did Wardrobe; also splendid Book Cases. solid
rosewood Extension Dining Table elegant French secre
Hail Stands rosewood Paor ChaiIs g. &C. ali extremely
low prices TUNIS MORRILL,
je3 Itosr 20 Broadway.
E0 0OO PERSONS IN FRANCE AND ENGLAND
OVsVOV have acknowledged Dr. Lamots French
Remedy be the SAFE agreeable and nabe prepare
ton for private diseases ever offered to the public DR. La
des Venerons and other psions Of France where his
skill and opportunity hs. ess him to investigate thoroughly
pleasant remedy to be used in graduating them from the sys
tenn To those who mag be indiscree incur the risk
going to REGULAR physician with yoer peril your
health Tor life! Neglect is equally dangerous With this
grand healing and purifying remedy yourself in
Sold only at the Mason de sante 2l Fulton street. "
Price 81 per bottle. ms imsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-03
Brighton Cattle Market.

May AT market, 500 beef CATTLE Qncludng 60 left
over from last market 80 Jokes working oxen so
and calves, S65 sheep and lambs, and 1000 swine.
Prices Beef Cattleln consequence of large number
ct market, quote deduction Of 10 cts per cwt Ex-
ira 81 50 LIST quality 81 to 81 quality Sc to Sc
IS; Sd quality, IS 90 to &c.
Working 0xen.-sales from $45 to $40, according to
quality.
Cows and Calves-s2O, s27, ss5, one extra $o5
Sheep and Lambs-Lambs from 81 SO to So so I: old
sheep 81 to 81 as; extra So
SwineAt wholesale % to 81 retail OK to TX
l25 beef cattle left over
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-03

$1l,l79,7l7 81
r. H GILLET,
Register of the Treasury.
ALBANY, Juno /, le47.

ALBANY, juno !, le47.
Things in Albany.
Tho Speaker of the House, and the Hon. Mr. Clark of
the Senate and the Hon. Mr. Bnrham also Of the Sem
ate, In town Tho former Of these gentlemen has
arrived to argue motion at the special term of the
Supreme Court. Mr. Burnham Is returning homo from
New York.
The attempt to heal the difficulties In the democratic
party in this county, has failed The recommendation
of the State Convention to submit their differ
County Convention has not been complied with.
The conservative wings OF this city among whom
several citizens Of influence and respectabty have In
dictated their determination to oppose the candidates
nominated by the antirenters for the Supreme Court
and Court OF Appeals by every honorable In their
power.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-03

BALTIMORE, June ., l947.
More War News-.4 Deserved Sentenee-CoL d. s.
Miies-Red Men-Sons Of Temperance-TAs Mar
kets, &c.
The received this morning from the seat of war
by the poney express has caused quite excitement
In city and all to think that the has lust
commenced. Certain 1t is that hard fighting Ia
yet be done before peace obtained Both Scott and
Taylor yet TO have another grand round IL that
has not already taken place.
Charles Walker the negro convicted last week Of
hitting rape the person of little white girl was
yesterday sentenced to twenty years imprisonment in
The peuitentiary. Servel him right.
Col Dixon $. Miles Is still in baltimore. He is wait
Ing orders to join large party Of recruits at Newport
Kentucky, who are to join Gen Scott He Is anxious
to return again to active service and will doubtless
to render most services should
The Red Men, Of Baltimore, had grand procession
yesterday on the occasion OF laying the stone Of
The Sons Of Temperance, of Baltimore. are making
preparations for grand celebr ton Of the Fourth OF
July by procession, oration, dinner Sc which is TO
come OF the 9TH They have invited s the divisions
In the state District of Columbia Virginia. Penns Viva
MIA So, to join the festival.
The MARKgrs.-Ths -four market Yesterday was du,I
both buyers and sellers being disposed hold for the
steamers news Holders Of Howard street brands are
small Gales have been made. There was sale Of 900
bbs susquehanna brands at So CAN and $50 do at IS
49, There but few sellers in the market at the pre-
sent rates City Mills Is nominaly held Mt SO. Corn
meal 30 2o rye flour So 10. Supply Of wheat small
sale of 900 bushels red not strictly prime
2 % for good to prime White wheat would bring %
70 - H. The market for corn s very dull-no buyers
=, nnd sn v. market quote white noinaly at 81 o.
more. Oats SO eoc No rye selling.
sales OF Stocks Mt Baltan,orc.
..s s e. s,. %sss s,, VIII
se"baYsn q s s;., on 81 time with ;s. he
sst ~ sas: offered ' T fss
iOi asked-nothine doing ivy u 10y" " iOoA offered,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-03

m CUNT slNAI ENCAMPMENT. No. . l. Q. Of 9. ,.
Ths ms%es : e ij Half On pFdsy morning next
O'clock for the Of joining the 9E:1d LodA II
ne Ss II other are invited JOIN
with hsir own is not expected Y VIM Nm B. SMITH CT
Gro TArrEs, ia. Scribe. u Str
ssS II Il! Ns 30
rs.pscsay requested to ssepSe a. tss
5 y x: oas f % y :ss fs
pre- sly 10 oelgsL A. NJ for its station In hsa0' street,
There will BE- special session on Thursday afternoon
'''a' O'Clock ~ JAMES siSiE c. STEPHENS,
HKDsK 2E RPR 5saahIE oSxs Of
tn. s State Il t New YORK IH June isi7 ~
rs' q. .t oosf AND
thence places Hereinafter ds.snatsd for the formation
column win form Hudson a. !, ososh
i:s;Ps ss ~ sSsss d.
ss
ssS Ss S he
: w Ct Ss By si 3s
The members Of the Grand Lodge with Car aud Emblem the
s s the
Grand and Centre Streets where the following exercises will
Order Of Exercises Laying the Corner Stone
.. Singing by the Allegh.nisns.
p G. Sire John A. Kennedy, President Of the Odd Fellows
Hall Assoc e "a b o. &. Talk u and
"a
Ode written for the OCCASION by Franklin Joseph Otersou
Of No GA, and sung by the Aileghanians.
Visiting Brethren who desire join in the Procession
respectfully invited DO and unite with such Lodges as
Visiting Grand. invited TO NEE, in Grsnd Lodge Room
The formation Of the Line specially delegated to the As
;.tant Grand Msr:hal. viz Alfred Phillips James W. Bar
After the exercises closed the Lodges and Encampments
will consider themselves dismissed and the same Bands Of
their disposal accompany them their several places Of
Members can obtain a detailed Programme the several
Of the f ED%HsD # 4 PRf Grand Marshal
Order Of Epening Ererc,ses.
den "Osf and vii e eon.s., Music the
gagged for the occasion Singing of original Odss and vorte
Orat.o BY Hon. H. w SEYMOUR, Charleston, s. Co and
Grand the Grand Lodge Of the United States
Of g.ricuIs VIII be issued the mornog Of
S e. s a %
o Ann "A Nassau Hale. New. Room 70 Ws
% Is
..y . Ms9 G. L. Ss's ss Is
hysts streets New York; salmon skinner cor Montague
Brooklyn; and also at Castle Garden the evening
Should the weather uafAvorabl: the Procession will
sa %o ss , @ the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-03
Southern { otton Markets.

APALAcHIcoLA, May 22-We noticed in our last re-
port the arrival of Liverpool accounts the 10th ult
but in the absence of the letters and circulars stated
that but little had been lonesome few sales at u c
advance Full details Of the accounts reached US
days ago; since when the demand has been very
rate and prices have not only lost all they gained the
first blush Of the news, but about &c lower on
some grades than previous to the arrival of the steamer
Most Of the cotton sold during the week has been
by one party for shipment to New Orleans Prices hav-
ing been somewhat Irregular find it very difficult
give exact quotations, but should say that good mi
dlings were worth l0s l024c, and mddling fair llc
NOZZLE May 25-Our Fridays report left the cotton
market somewhat Notwithstanding quoted lOH
Saturday there was good enquiry, and about 500
bales were taken at prices current at last Previous
to the arrival Of the mail on Monday with the teegra
phic accounts by the Britannia Boston, about 500
bales changed hands, but after Its delivery we did not
hear OF single Transaction. To-day, owing in
sure to bad weather, the market quiet, the sales
reaching only 800 bales We quote middling 10 lOh
remarkng that the business since the receipt Of the
steamers has been too limited give tone to the
market Arrived since Friday 800 bales; exports 9O6
leaving o stock Of 1903 1873 bales
New ORLEANS, May 24-The cotton market wore
very dull appearance to-day attributable in q great
measure, to rumors which prevailed to the effect that
the Boston steamer had arrived, with accounts of an
unfavorable character The sales only amount to 800
bales.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-03

jury By Joining the other parties ard tsstying that
the saad crime was committed. The consequence 10,
cross-sction has been commenced charging the boot
maker with the oenoe and from present appearance
n WIN most probably be had The crime Is q Ts 80
charge goes to show in what horrid state Oh society
Messrs. Zeiber Co. have on hand most splendid
semi annual pictorial sheet issued by the Saturday
Courier Of this city which sgeneray thought TO riy
Herald The frontispece is splendid specimen OF pro-
fciency in the art Of wood engraving
next week n Aid of the Robert aikes Schools about
be established the model of the Ragged Schools of
The denuded body Of q female, mentioned In my last
as having been found near Camden. N. j., ID now be
evsd to have been deposited there by resurrsctoniss
during the last winter, their way the city after
riding some country graveyard Its not being removed
BE- IA h that be-
the spot again or were prevented from removing it till
unfit for their purpose.
Sales OF Stocks at PHILADELPHIA.
JUNE 2-FRsr BoARpS66i6 State So 49, sass de- 77l 200
;I:i e Co.
Canal. y SIS s.s d
Sssa fStsa s kssse
ri slSos seh ss Navigator 1855 vicLsSurg
AK g. d ira b. ''' hs"s' coal scrip
Treasury Notes Outstanding, Ist june, Is47.
TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT.,
Eegistsrs Ofhce June l, ls47.
Amount outstanding Of the issues prior to the
act Of 22nd July, 1916, per records Of
this Office. ...... ......... saoasI7 81
Amount outstanding Of the issue of the
22nd July, 1916, rs per records Of this
Amount outstanding Of the issue of the
2sth January, ls47, as per records ofths
office. ............... .......... 100000 90
ll,969,47 81
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands of
the accounting officers, of which $435,-
400 is under the act Of 22nd July, 1886,
$344,750 under the act of 2sth January,
ls47, and $3.50 under other acts. -. $780, 700 90
$1l,l79,7I7 81
r. GILLET,
Register of the Treasurv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-03

| 2brigs-unknown.
oI k;sSGc os 1 New sS :.a. s
| Herald Marine Correspondence.
julia Assm: 5: Isrs h:Isa.,
YORK. isn 4a sS HI:: ks.a HEs
is rGsS: ss
s ss::y p; aIsS
$ e sei sS tsss !s sn: $s
English pole Lsmasi Aa:eh do al Ann so Par
.s S:T S osl:.a Ne" York.
Ss:;a e.. H.
Roper Itmos; Coral oodmsn Bo.oa .shr. Lo S
My Ann A sHsi Iasse IRA;
S'9 AaH barge: a ss'.
miscellaneous Record.
HAVE morning Letter bs. Al the usa" places '- '0'
Ok Of the racket
the Edsia j. place Of Capt hasksta who take
sn,t yo,rIA Of Robert Kermit. Liverpool packets.
Il ; viii i ia S b: be-: ss ~
new ship, now building, shall os comp d.
SHIP GARoNNE Myers st Thomas, from Baltim in
ed The l,,s accounts MAY ao) state that she will
Da D aa Hs: of s.,
to Holmes Hole o.s udds and She
Portland. ''''"''' '- v" -'1' III
BARK AVN RIcHAsDsos, spal before reported in dis
tress at st Thomas, was repairing on the 10th ult
Beo SARAH JOHNSON Hodgson. from fillmore for Sligo
Londonderry the 4th ut with loss of foremost
mantopmast
LAyseH.D-A, Ain. Me- on the goth u superior sehooa
Co.. ae q New York and Boston packets be commanded
and sodf ~ &c during the month Of May the
American Arri SsS cls'r:sess. TOna,ss CID.
fo1sis s. ''..'.:.:: IL 10 s ssss
The Of vessel; reported ships 81 s Ss9S s
1 ssis rssi s,'s'i:
PoRr BosroS-Arvas and Clesrances during the month
Ships BaI5s Big. ssh. Sips. Total;
gs:.,si.: + + i e I: & Z +;
and X: hd banks ss and lis 'e were
Ships B Sahs"Af Sfs: seh. Sips. Total.
gg; g; e: !; /: -
hp *; BARK ws.s bs
remainder American Spoken.
% Bark n % Prompt fin Orleans for Vera Cruz, May a. lat
Brig Congress- FIN York for Charleston, May 49, off Hat
sehr Italian FIN sagua for Boston, May 3d. lat Ion
schr Mary Emeline of Bait, no date.
A,s Wnaiemen:
isSh All 6: Supplies all ~' brig Pavilion Adams Of
BoMnAx, March sl-s!d snip stlra%, M..com Calcutta
iss s'ss sSs Ts%y for
nfiA Bi' 5s Margaret Elizabeth of
Yy N..n.. March ,,-Au ship r,or. B.oeh.r. Boston
s::aSs S e.Sss: lS
rqs tMIl oa''' May as-ln port brig Motto H'y' for
Sc Sss ,%SyS sA .n:Si S:
III: 1isa h asa:y a
NsIypoG Queen Watson; Sunderland; LondSn stewart,
Davis d. Dsrosy att do Nas co.
ss r' si La: .
Ss% .s ssfs: EEL
sst ' Fl ss
Sy bsrf f.sIe q Msj x 81
I'M as Ys from S'sssssa s S
SS To- HiS % .a' Tor M.''.'o Washington" Mon"
SAUCES" March ''-s aa m.'1 pcr, Mds'n Boston"
A,ALAcHcoLA, Nav ssAn 18Th .ehr Sunrise pb;l,i0,
s os G Nsy Ssl: s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-03
Is-,h ri skctAr. ,NrE,.i.tsi~.NC
state OF the Flour Markets.

NEw ORLEArs Msy A.-Flour took n decided start
up About 1000 bbls taken early in the day mt
So aha SS 49, aud subsequently Sc 90 TO 50 rs for Ohio
and Illinois, and So g. to 81 for st. Louis brsnds-a
great advance Corn too in demand at better pri-
cos sales of 10 600 bushels mostly ut ~ to 75c for
white with 10 ono bushels yellow ut 9oc per bushel Or
wheat 100 bushe. taken at 81 - to 81 80 for
ordinary and 81 33 to 81 IS per bush for prime
Improvement $50 bbls kiln dried meal brought
81 20 per Dbl.
CiycINNArI, May 2s-Latc on Thursday 800 bbs were
sold at So &C. To-day buyers entered the market at SIS
60 and sales Of 1861 bbs 479 200 l09 l45 1873 $50 and
$500 were made from canal railroad and store at this
rate; 200 bbls ut price not todless than the
named above. After the mail srrived, showing frmness
in the Eastern markets, SIS rs offered for choice
lot and refused but would afterwards have been accept
ed the advance in freghts New Orleans of $50 per
Dbl unfavorabIy affecting the market
CLEVELAND, May 29.-Market inactive. We hear Of
sales Of 1000 bbs flour Ahambra So U.s. 5000 bush
63c In store 1900 bush wheat 81 IS; 1000 bbs mess
pork $l4; 100 bbls salt 81 05; IS do coarse 81 81
BUFFALO, May 3l-Flour-Holders a little armer-
sales 1000 bbs Ohio and Michigan in lots at Sc 75
Black Rock at 81. Wheat-Receipts large inquiry
good Sales 5000 bush Cleveland at ST 49, 1000 Sandus
ky to arrive at 81 5000 Milan at same 10000 South
port to arrive Mt 81 2 5000 Chicago private terms
Corn-Demand fair Sales 6OOO bush Wabash at CSC:
1900 at Geo. 1000 Erie at 65c 5000 do at 64c 5000
Ohio q same
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-03

r''LADkLrHIA June ., lS47.
Rather strange case Is undergoing investigation ,
fore Alderman of this city which, II comes to tr,.,
viii create some excitement. master bootmsker bs.
sued two young for conspiracy charge him with
the commission Of unnatural crime and to FORTH,
himself with evidence gave another young man sas to
take afhdavit that the charge false The latter
owsver has since laid himself open 10 charge Of per
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-03

JuNE l-3o share Western Railnsd, losH so do do los
u do do 09k rs do do. 09x ds 81 Northern
R.iEo.d !os |? Do Do OaA = do rwish aAd Woscss.s.
Carton Scty ~. 80 DIS; $50 shs East Boston Compny
8x 50 do d. lSk 80 d. 81 do do. lsH 60 ds; Is do
d.. l8k
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-03

fsassongerp Arrived.
Sr THoMAs-schr Psmpl coz II Como, and son, Captain
Benson OF Baltimore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-03
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

Dr. Townsends sarsapaa is a sovereign and speedy curs
Ob.ucssd or dsut Msn.uaon ncoptnenee urns
Or discharge thereof and for the general
causes produced by esuIariiy Illness accident
on s s d &C.
fore taking IT, At once become robust and full Of
Of the female frame, which is the Of
be expected of delicate nature
that Rase s
sst T Sce, die s been
;s Distressed b weak
and Of bearing ear down. falling womb and with
cine has effected great hearing i lsco%msndsd
f. .nsh have s bottle
Rs IN ss s her I Ys eiSs
pleasure in thus acknowledging it, and TO the
M. D. MOORE, corner of Grand and Lydu su
Albany, Aug. II, isat
CorsAcxrE. Sgt % 1915.
to certify tina, my wife used one bottle sasspsrs pre-.
scunstance Icing troubled with the ar9psy Of the
s I and ysy az d.s I'D with
s as %sSss Ssx s w snpy s ;"ss
in The hours Of sonac meni after is Of
wss TIRE hsE Is S su
been for long tine previous o sous,.
the success. Of the %sacine you entirely it.
ub'erbe myself your most obedent and obliged ssTyS
ALMOST A. MIRACLE
Rsd ss pwS o SHS % '
that Townsend's Sarsaparilla has cured =,
BRooKLyN, Stpe IL, 1886.
DR.. Townsend-Dear Sir was taken 1.-the year
%s s sa and so az %
the quick consumption. raised large quantities Of bad
bad night and sinking very my doctor said he
could do nothing for went the hospital in hope Of
being benefited but there ncurable
now greatly distressed at the lungs and eond hardly breathe
soon became emacaed and expected to de confined
my bed and obliged have wschesndeed cannot give
you any description that would dojustice was
supposed BY friends be past recovery; had tried
number Of remedies and all seemed p be ono purpose read
of exaordsna performed by medicine
and tell the truth suspected there was humbug
in them. But induced TO it'll done and
thankful did cannot that am entirely we'll but am
recovered be about business and hope 10 be
trcly well in few weeks My copgh and pain in ,he side
and night have left and raise but very little, and
fast getting my usual strength feel duty give
statement OF my to publish II you please. .
PETER BROWN, n Lutre street, Brooklyn
PRINCIPAL Office ae Fulton street Sun Building New rorh
keddng Co., Nos state street. Boston; Dr. Dyot sons
ls2 North I'd street, Pbsd, Hanes Dgggisi Bal
Wright Co. ~ Carss street New Orleans los soIIn
hT2uahout The United States West Indies and the
one genuine unless put in the large square bottles
which contain and signed with the written signature
b. =. TQMNSEND and his name blown on the glass
0lmMTh&6a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-03
THE DOCTOR.

RALEIoH May 80, 1s47.
The President and suite attended church three times
to-dayin the morning at the Episcopal in the
noon at the Presbyterian and in the evening the
ahodst chapel The weather continues clear and plea
sant. Tomorrow morning the whole party move of to
Chapel HILL and there expect for several days sue
ion of exercises and speeches. Of which we hope
give some account We had among other good edibles
to-day dinner certain dubious roots called pota
toes Of good quality Green peas here quite old
story Nearly all the President and his party your de-
ponent being like ne dG6te de poteaur" invisible and
quiet but always with one eye open for the benefit Of
Tho public
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-03

VELrEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS.
EOK the radical cure Of gonon hoea gleet seminal ems
song and all mocopuruIent discharges from the urers
ps de- Csr IN Paris 81 se M s, IN IN os
inventor Professor Vepsau infalIibe remedy for al
diseases Of the urethra They effect much
time than any other remedy without antng the BREATH d
agreeing with the stomach, confinement from business
Price 81 per boz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-03

John Jackson Esq., editor Of the Epub
hshcd the above certificate and remarks In an editorial
follows - r s,,
The of Dr. Townsends preparation Of Ssrsapsrs
appears be of the extsordnary character publish
Of this town, and one from Rev Mr. White q staten slsnd
the medicine have saved his life and Mr. White seems 70
entertain equally strong Conscience in It's ehcacy ntel
gent like these would praise strongly what they did
not fully believe to deserve il.