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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20
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is good quslte when You know how much benefit has
Seso ved from it, by do you not let 1t be more generally
BY who reside ssso.s Of the
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come, and when had the contents found
health and new you see me healthy nam and
and how can repay YOU h, ;S i
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Tbs.s invaluable Bitter. may be had whoe.ee and retail,
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TNIJKNISHkD APAKTMtNTS wlsh or with, ut Board,
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EUKNlsHED APAkTMnNTS, w,sh or with, ut Boad.
= in a Fren h. private family, LOG Leonard street "A
BY several Of friend, aud scholars that there wa, i this
could find all the comfort Of home Joined the benefit
which they might fnd 10 the daily intercourse Of well edu-
few door. from Broadway. next to the Atenepm neatly
furnished house where he wishes receive single gentlemen
o, gentlemen with their ladies, as borders.
The b~st references given and eQuired nl8 3'eodsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20

BRITANNIA WARE MANDATORY -O.trande
ID Norris (succcssors Henry Hopper,) No 23 Second
street, between Avenue and have constantly on hand and
for sas large Britannia .mps for oil and spr
u.s. Candlescks Casto, Pitchers, Tumber. Teapou, Soup
and G,svy Ladies' Spoons, Sptoons Syringes Dceaner
Corks, &c.
N D. Britannia Ware neatly repaired. sI2 sotsrc
TNIsSUE PAPEk-looe Keams No. White Tissue.
i 500 do. Green do.
500 do. Yellow
vo,.,,. SrasaS : RuDnws
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20

II AsTiNGs' COMPOUND sYR!I' OF NApTHA-
nd all diseases .ass This has decided the dispute
shout the durability Of consumption and satisfied the medic
faculty all who have used it. that consumption and all
of the lungs only be cured bat they are
almost Of the disorders which
thehuman frame liable The operation Of single bottle
which but dola in sufficient to satisfy patient
not altogether far with the dsease-of this fact
uence in arrestng and the maad7 by the ime
date relief which affords This qaack secret rene
dy Dr. Hastings its diycovere is Of the most eminent
ply scsns age and has made full disclosure Of its
all parts the world not wishing to
incur responsibility Of conung himself for the sake Of
profit. which calculated to do such universal
good And such has been the wonds ru results Of its opera
Ons that the London Lancet Medical Times and the most
Of both hemspheres anxiousy calling
ing Of all known medicines alone has positively estab
shed efficacy by undenabe proofs OF curing consumptSn
and all other diseases Of the lungs
Price One Dollar bottle six bottles for i've dollars As
this very preparation, not lett around on
commission the mode with quack medicines but must
and by those who sell again Thi:
angemcnt ILL., in general limit its sale to the larger cei
Napa Syrup be and who be reached by
stage express steamboat other public conveyance
should write direct A. f. Harrison, No 7 Greenwich
New York. enclosing remittance ior the NUMBER OF
bottles required which will be Immediately packed and Tor
warded them to secure their safe and speedy
delivery. -. IT..
with the Of Dr. Hastings OF London sold and
the agency OF the American cont ent to M A.
Syrup of Naptha in the United States aud Canada
sQ3n m
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MARTINI K H k RAID
Port of New York, November 40, lSA7.
Cleared.

sun :rTs :. -. 80 -. 80 s sf Uss w1rsH e
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u OMAN EYE BAtsAM.-
II "Waes me a chiel locks unco grim
When the windows o. his soul grow DIM

TAnNAHILL-
There ace oddly ailments distressing in their
ure than inflammation the eyes, accompanied or
by defective vision Anything which these evils
must therefore be regarded boom Of which hs ysSe
BALsAM prepared br HENRY JOHNSON is such boon
Its have been tested by long experience Thousands
have derived unGcaksble benefit from its application Many
completely cured BY using hi. ..ly The sdns..
lids snd they have been enabled 70 read with plea
with ample directions for use. Prepared and sold by
HENRY JOHNSON, Chemist,
augi Sotsm III BROADWAY nj f'ism ep
M AlHET n ROBERT, ii Liberty suect,hav lately re
A celved and offer for sale several Of Jewery from
the most celebrated manufacturers Geneva comprising
ssn:Ial assortment smongat which are Bracelet with
Geneva WATCHES ,uch Duplex Anchor Esespements and
CYLINDER from the hrst manufacturer Also ooInples
and general assortment of the kind OF Watches,
sa 30tsm
a EOO REwARD-Cross's Specific Mixture for the cure
WOOO Of gonsrh0s geet structures and analogous
plants Of the organs Of generation or all remedies yet
covered for the above complaints this Is the most ceran
makes speedy and without the least estric
ton diet drink exposure or change N Application 70 bus.
gononhga to Be brought which The mixture yill no
generally are cured in two DAYS For gale BY
g. H. Hing isa Broadway corner John street. New YORK
autLWsm p.
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marks pain. y. taken g, & explain +
and IL e c that streuTs squsn e.
IT: in those who are mot the e1. syrTs Of It. ThS:e h9T
confined csrtain which will enable one 70
Among ohsi thing. that ws;by mean:
even much n Of n $ sS &C.
change Ns,hsI there ;hGa i %
cas-; Pair. ], now and then COMPLAINS Of SSt S
Sss S :.S
s ss %sS s"s
Be lost but
as b.. % i. s :. ssI we'll s
s se so ssi and Tss
M.ssnr Ta..A Ia. been said already tn.
but What after mi, finished h, and
viii sw.y 50 as 70 we! sliiie ,S:' III
ding a. i may SEEM will afford ground of strong ,n'pie'On
The TIME a FORMER GoroRRHGA MAY HAVE REMAINED
n:s -. i A.:
rally disposed structure than another As general
Va: 5ssp Hosd
any The Tn.
thing certain than that the effect Of de.
so@Dainsa degree ~ ndyiSasI but
81 Ss Tse Ss nU
he active capable Of business formerly This
so serious eect though little understood but unquss'
onaby true Indeed whoever considers the natural connee.
there medium by which the mind 50 powerfully .eu upon
upon the mind This, however better explained IN
The Private Treatse Of the author little volume which
p.oceeds, the activity Of mind invariably returns
On the cure OF structures repeated that this u cerrn
free from pain Inconvenience and generally in
little time So much this however, could not have
been advanced but such have been the late i'm.
this that by and IN the hands
Of careful and persons the
plished many days formerly demanded months Many
so who consult the writer personally Of
distance undertake the themselves and happily
coed To such the Practical Priv Treatise is Invaluable
DR. Ralph author Of the Practical Private TREATISE sc.
is consulted upon the diseases there referred
g Greenwich street and those who apply IN the early sage Of
convenience attending aheir cure He believes, however,
il chiefly those who have suffered from certain class OF
pretending people, and other who properly
Dreciate his services; especially Structure from its first
ncpient advance and Distressing stages which
from uncommon advantages addition very extensive
practice in this compant) he afford rapid and
radical cure which he has ground for stating be obped
from other America Office hours to IL A NJ,
aud to r. NJ SUNDAYS invariably excepted Conulta-
by letter may be addressed BOX S6s Lower Post Office
New York; 3etsrc
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PHILADELrHn, Nov 49, P M-Arnved-Brig America
Ireadwel Salem; sehs Dart, Somss Charletn; Charles
5ston 90; Jeremiah Leaning, Townsend, Providence;
CoIo Hewitt boz DO; Rn,ng smuh, do oute.s, Cooper
Hafar, MS; barge Col II Keim. Williams Albany
Below-Brig Emms, Dickinson. Charleston.
LlsaredShip Lucas, Ouerb dse NOean,; bark Navarro
Vsacs X, Penambuco brgs Pearl Harding Boston; John
Caytoa Tucser do; schs jeremiah Leaning Townsend do
W. Corbt, Hewitt Providence; Rushing, Smith, NYork
barge Whale, Baldwin do. " '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20

CLOTHlNG.-J. VANDERBILT, IS Maiden laue, in
~ vtes gentlemen and boys, in Clothing ready made
or favor him with CALL The subscriber has
fashionable garments that be ssed
style Of nh. which he will sell at whoesae retail
Of d,es. and frock Coats Pe.o Polka Sacks Overco ats;
Also than 500 pieces Of fashionable Goods which will
be made order from Is so less than the general
prices. 49, So,
N. BThe outing Of pantaloons hitherto difficult, has
been reduced to certainty and t in le
Of fashion. j. VANDERBlLT, 36 Maiden lane.
ma re
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TaslFF OF PRICES DURING The sUsrENsiON
L OF NAVIGATION, l8i7-48-Bv Express.
Iofs of2 Iofe

BHii.lo a1, Is Buffalo al ~ 90 100
I'd ssss:s h"'S
The Espss: psopfsols hold tfSsm..ve. responsible. only
Bank sos spscie iewery valuable light and bulky
n SF" p X, sole Of SyS
oods destined for place. off the line of railroad
ordered and all responsibility part delivery
". r''''''' - LIVINGSTON & WELLS.
nj 1911 10 Wall street. New York.
TO PARENTS AND. qUARDIANs-Muse taught on
moderate terms by lady who has had considerable
and refer to fame, whom she has been the habit Of
liz. addressed TO Music to the H'mId oe. shall ,. at
u The most extensive ss.ortent Of India Rubber Good.
embracing article manufactured, and Of quality
ssI%$iSs sis.s: Ds$ess:
'''' ''S' &C. &C. aSoDYExR RSSSss wsmhsass u inc
100 Br0'dTSs s, oppoIps s, T ,nS W Gh.5ss
- Der would respectfully invite the attention ssnemen
hi: new and e boo, and N.nSsI Plates:
and for which he received the premium p;opvprs
Premium Door rlats E.oblshment,
n,l2t-rc te2 aroedwav. near p,nce st.
CMOKERs' HEAD oUARERs LOG Broadwsy-It is often
he OF n Ss
tsnnon ssclu,velv 70 Such mot the cas-.
will still use mis- efforts TO supply them with
the best quality Of imported His agent in Havana will
forward invoices of the indigo
nous TO the island and his long eIoeence qualities for the
task IL. HENhlQUES LOG Broadway, cor Inc.
The trade country and steamboat Captains sup
.s a on H. he s's can
IyREAKFAST CAP-Feter uoberts 33 Broadway, hss just
ID ancon 1000 embroidered musn and lace
caps from upwards rich trimmed linen cambria
ch Also thread lace capes berthes collars and
bridal scrr 80 cent below The usual price NJ TIT
IN M CHAIIENt}E- Notice TO gentlemen who wsnt.
CUUtheIr old clothes to look like newt call at the Tar
lorng Dying Gaming aud Repairing Establishment So Gold
extracted without sons CLOTH the shorest notice and
on the most reasonable termsby y u. NOAH,
NB-The highest price paid for sendsmea left On wear
ing apparel. osh'e
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DANTALOONs-F. AHKENs, the well known Pants
Tailor COX Ann has lately received over 100 pieces
fancy Cashmere of which he makes pants to order Tor only
50 to IS pair. =.
Aso French and English black cassmeres and doeskins
from 81 to 50 per pair. warranted good sale. .
who Of pants will do well to call at 2ok
Ann sfrsst SIS 3et&rrc
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n HUkCH OF The ANNUNLIATiON IN l4th street
" For SALE Five Pews Nos 30 TO "a in the eastern trans
ep selected the most des able pews IN the whole church
Mr. JIdne and commanding full ,iew Of the CONGREGATION
while the from the stained glass windows avoided
Apply to g. H. WINTER, 81 Wall street, over the Mechan
,cs5hsnL "a w
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lNA0tLr bOAnUiN0 oCnUOL lnE COUN-
TRYAn experienced teacher has taken for som: yesrs
psst number Of children exceeding her family
- bcsrders and scholars Her time devoted the pups
and pains spared advance them their studies and
der them comfortable and happy while under her Great
attention paid to their health and morals The location il
very healthy retired Thors at present few vscan
ces For references and enquire Of T. Bets, Esq
No 81 Wall street, H. Hunt, ESQ.,, No. Chambers street
~ N
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New YoRK HAaBoH--At the request Of the Chamber Of
Commerce the Fifth Aud that three can
shall be placed in Gedneys Channel They will be in their
places about the LIST Of December.
The buoys will be red with black stripe running round
each and pnt IN that vessels pass either
side OF them by following the directions below
OEprnys CH.nNEL-Leas water 20 feet Bring the Light
House on sandy Hook with the black buoy the
beacon on Romsr 70 bear WNw. steer WNw on lie 6ood
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Ships n, New Orleans; Ellen Brooks. Mobile; bark &c
see, New Orleans; brig Phura Savannah.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-08

The following correspondence will be read
with interest. Mr.. Clsy's clear vision is no,
blinded by the specious and temporary sup
port which the extraordinary state of things
in Europe has given to the new Tariff. Eve
ry Tariff is an experiment, and that Of 1912
was q most successful one. The present law
has gone into operation in a most anomalous
condition Of things, and has by no means had
it's severest trial yet.
The friends Of Mr.. Clay find no cause to
regre, the uniform support they have given
him, and their admiration Of his character suf-
fers no decline. As they looked upon him
with pride and affection in the time Of his
more active public service, 80 do they con
,inue to regard him in the retiremcn, Of his
ngc. And it is good to know that under the
weight Of three score years and ten, and ol
deep domestic sorrows, his head is not bowed
=" his eye is not dim nor his natural force aba
ted Hartford Comam.
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HARTFORD, Conn, Dec. 80, 1876.

Honored Sir,-I send you with great salts.
faction from among the articles in which as o
hardware merchant | deal, pocket knife,
which pray you to accept Among the tes
timonals to the value of your long exertions
in behalf Of the labor of your country which
are SO Justly rendered TO you by every indus
trial class. | trust this lrIling tribute o! grat'
i,ude for your patriotic toll may not be un
welcome.
II was made at an establishment in Sails.
bury in this State, q town which, in our rovo.
lutionary struggle, furnished in cannon shot
and shells much Of the material for the de.
fence Of American liberty, and which since,
thanks to a legislation which has received lts
chef impress from you, has been able in the
refined form Of cutlery to contribute to the
peaceful trumphs OF American industry and
skill.
Could it (is a thought must express) but
have nibbed in your hands, the pen for an
Inaugural and Messages from the White
House, the country would not have had occa
sion to mourn, as il now does, the river and
harbor wrecks, spoliation Of citizens, and
war. Perhaps it's temper will last to aid yet
through you. in redeeming Offices for the ma
ton. That il may, honored Sir, is the warm
wish of
Your obedient, humble servant,
|. A. BRAGRAW.
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ASHLAND, 10Th June, lS47.

Dear Sir,-During my absence from home
last winter, your friendly letter Of the 3Otl'
December last arrived, with the pocket knife
to which il alIudes, made at Salisbury in
Connecticut. Your letter was carefully laid
away by a member of my family, who forgot
TO hand it to me until a few days ago. Hence
the delay (which | hope you will have The
goodness TO excuse) IN acknowledging 1t,
and in rendering my thanks for your accepla-
BILE and beautifully finished present. am
very glad to SEQ that the good people OF Sal
isbury, who were so distinguished during our
Revolutionary war, in the supply OF our army
with cannon sho. and shells, are 80 success
ful in the manufacture Of instruments IN the
important branch of cutlery, adapted to the
pursuits Of peace. Considering how short
time il has been since this nation first ser.
ously turned its attention to manufactures,
and how uncertain, irregular, and contested
has been the encouragement which they have
received from Government, it Is no less won
derfu than gratifying that they should have
been so various, and should have made such
rapid approaches towards perfection.
have been very desrous to lenrn the ef.
feet upon American manufactures produced
by the last Tariff. But Europe has been so
occupied with supplying herself with neces
sary food, and our country has been so bene.
fitted by the high price which oil articles OF
subsistence have attained, that the competl-
ton between Foreign and Domestic maou.
factures has been much less unequal than II
otherwise would have been. The struggle
90 far has been between well led and ~ Ted
operatives; between capital diverted from
the purchase OF the raw material to the pur
chase Of bread. and capital greatly augmen-
ted by the sale Of food and between manu-.
Tacturcrs working short time. and full time.
Whether, when Europe IL no longer starving
and shall be again blessed by Providence las
! hope IL will bel with abundant hsrves,s. we
shall be able TO sustain a successful competl.
t,ou remains to be seen. fervently hope
that our manufactures have struck such deep
and strong roo, that they will be able to stand
up and flourish sgsins, all adverse causes.
] am. with great respect,
Your friend aud obd't servant,
II. CLAY.
IA. BRAeAw, Esq
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DEATH

In this town, on Thursday last, Peyton Har-
rison, aged thirteen months, son Of John Il.
and Betsey Z. Randolph
In this town, on Monday last, John Henry
Phillips, adopted son Of George II and T.. ID
Henderson, aged 10 years.
In Portsmouth, on the I'd inst, Amy Sher.
man, wife Of Joseph Sherman, in the 37th year
of her age.
In Providence, on the Sd inst, Mrs. Frances
A. Hutchns, aged 81 years
In Bristol, 2Sth ult., Mr.. John ii. Wal
dron, aged % years.
At Norfolk, Va, Capt Zebulon Wade, OF
this town, aged 63 years.
On Friday, July Cd, Virginia DWolfe,
daughter of Lieut.. Samuel Hazard, u. S. N.
aged years.
Death has seldom stricken a more lovely
child, Of a precious mind, she exhibited traits
of character peculiarly attractive. But while
we weep for our loss, we remember our Sa-
vior's words, 'suffer little children to come
unto me, for such is the kingdom of Heaven. -
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rolling ocean and storied fields, the spirit
and the images of other years were re-
called TO every mind by that delightful
music which Of itself alone was worth a
visit to Tiverton, and a climbing of its
tall hills.
The dinner, which ought really to have
occupied the most prominent place in the
festivities Of the day, was in truth an i'll
arranged, expensive and unsatisfactory
affair. il was not within the control, as
we understood. OF the committee Of ar
rangements, and it certainly could not
have received any share of their attention.
In the absence ofGovernor Diman, who
1t was hoped, would preside. Judge
Branch was called to the chair, and
brought to its duties his usual tact and
good humor; but the nature Of the oc-
casion and the lateness Of the hour were
such as hardly to admit Of much social
festivity at the dinner table. The din
ner, we believe, was made up entirely
Of chowder and clans, for ticket to
which each person paid the price of one
dollar. 1t was served in rather primi-
tive style in all orchard, and at its close,
several gentlemen were called upon for
sentiments and speeches, but the boats
were already departing and the company
was obliged to hasten away, and those
who ventured to linger for few minutes,
found themselves left behind to make
their way as best they might, to their
respective homes over all the State.
Thus ended the festival at Tiverton
All were highly gratiiied with the oration
the odes and the music, while not few
were disappointed " the general style oI
the occasion and in the dinner with which
it was concluded, and were especially
annoyed and Disguised with the dissipa.
tion and drunkenness which seemed to
proceed from certain bar-rooms that stood
in offensive proximity to the scene.
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Marine Memoranda.

Ship Palestine, Mumford, arr. at New York
I'd inst, from N. Orleans.
Ship Mariana, Phillips, arr. at N. York Isl
inst, from Havre.
Ship st. Lawrence, -, sailed from Liver
pool May 9th for Boston.
Bark Antelope, Phinncy, from this port for
Brazos, was spoken June 18th, off Bahama
Banks, troops on board very sickly.
Brig Perfect, Gardner, was at N. Orleans
Odd ult, for Havana.
Brig Algonquin, Smith, was at Machias 23d
ult., for Dcmarara, loading.
Brig Confidence, Messer, arr. at Cardenas
10th ult., from West Indies.
Brig Gen. Cobb, Hammond, cid at N. Or
leans 22d ult. for Port Mcdonald.
Brig Orray Taft, Cozzens, arr at Charles
ton 25th ult., from Providence.
Schr. Hannah, 6 masts,) Woodman, from
Santos, was at Montevideo May 9th, discg.
Sch. Orator, Draper, was at Vera Cruz the
18th ult.
Schr Warsaw, Burdick, cid at n. Orleans
Oath ult., for Havana.