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7 Another lnvniid RssInird TO
Health.

Tread the following statement n facts from
VI Eli Daley, a highly respectable merchsu, Of
Vienna, johnson county, Illinois
N.,sys. Phsiys6 Bllkssly, ST. Lcli,. M
Geullcmyn.--A desire TO benefit The ti.ici,d
throughout the land, has alorc induced nc 10
make the following statement of facts rrsI,,urg
one II the most astonishing cit,,s ever recorded.
Wv son. nv seventeen SrD'. old, ha. been az
dlc'el during ~. Nn"le hte with Inus''nl cough,
pain IN the side and chest, accompanied "uh
hight sNeats and htcuc tevcr, Which produced
great rnarIatlon and debility and ~ intervals
dGr NJ the night h.s eNp"ciriai,on would become
so great rs 10 endsugr, hl. Tile from slran-u!a-
ton. puing thi. tune he Was attended 10y me-
ny physicians Of ths highest Icputc, whose pre-
,c,ipriun- gave but temporary rcliei-in fact
Alarming were the symptoms, and So nyetcroe
uas his disease. that was compelled to believe
him bcy,ud Tie wach u wSicaiod.
All Of our noighbors and friends who saw him.
regarded him a, one whr was rapidly aPp,olch-
iug sn"ary and premature grave. After having
lhus exhausted tine * II Of our best phNsicars
notwithstanding relief, vas prevail cd upon hy
the advice of friend to moA, use Of
UiSim'S BGisom Of UjH Cherry.
He commenced its use about the 3Dth Il De-
cruh.r. lSit the fret bottle Of whrh gave as
,oni.hirc relief, aud began ia ,udu &C. IN the
nd hope that hr might Vet be- restored To h'slth.
AnethavjnI CONTINUED the use nj Il unti,thres
brt'icsatd tsrn taken. tEr disease was tn'irely
overcome. and his shattered constitution and e
macsr,d form restored to health which he cor
tnuss 10 rGj'y mp 10 thr present time.
believe the genuine Or. Nstar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry To be ono oithe most valuable met.
icincs ever iscoVercd--kuov ne do. that
the ahorr cure was effected solely by its ute.
an. gentlemen. very respectfully,
Your ubrdien, ser,sut.
Anil Q 1916. Ell BAl1T.
Cures. similar to the above. are constantly be-.
Ing performed in all parts OF our country, AID We
should ind '"d he destitute II ali f,rlIres If hu.
n'riiv, DID we not call upon hll Whoarc utillri,d
With pu I'm mary diseases To resort NJ orrc t. tho
use of,hs, the only remedy that can be relied
upon foT cure.
PuFrPs 81 DrAvrsrrv.
Corner Chestnut and Third streets st Lou.
is. Mo General Agents Tor the west. Of whom
the genuine, wholesale ortetaii can AWAY. be
had.
For sale by g l. Ttcmpsor. Cusvc Or. :.
G Smith, Peru; Benz Neorl, Pin cc',n; + +
& Pulcifer, dcnnepin; jas > Murray ~ Snn,
Ncwark; Annis 4 pgu. Henry. 81
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Chemicals.
Nails.

~r KEGSof first rate quality, to cod, jus
y received aud for sale low by
S,, os 1876 GE WALKER.
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,7'hs Issice Of bread !. now a'gn't ~ y :
sisn lAas been 4. iot 4. 'hs !''' '''y Y,
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.MACKENxiE's ToNIC rERRr.
Us MfaHibie Heath Rest"ring Pro-
periieS fully eSidbt Shed!
FEVER 4 AGUE DESTROYER,


FEVER 4 AGUE DESTROYER,
EN- presenting tbs well es'othsh'o and
4 powerfully slnr,ivr N'i'cluc 20 the pe'-
pie Of Illinois aud the citi2ct~ Grnuu'lN OF
the snnib-Wtstofn states, the Proprietor 'cels
perfect couii .'snce thai II will oct as success
iu.ly IN the DISTRICTS where q o. nov Irotu,'t,
ir the Aguc and Fever visited regions ala dist'
( inois. and Ohio. Michirac, aud wost'rn Peno-
lyania and New York Ia tie States above
mentioned, It's universal cel,hrr, "ss
CtRTAlH PstmPT mo F5EwkhtkT
REMEDY FOR TIE AGrE AND FEVER,
Is eencr,l'y concedc,; aud il - resor,ed
To hy al thus s'cied, in preference to all other
preparations colmins to'curc this dlseesr.
Vjfimey of l--ciragibh TtTim"DB might &C
company this nctlrc; INT the proprietor heItr'fS
thu, the lrue method Of appri,inE The afflicted 81
he perfectly curative properties ct the I"otc
Ftbr'uec, is the tria' otits m'racuious pow
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FISH.
Liquors and Wines.

liquors and Wines.
- - BIS whisky. CINCINNATI.
u 20" AmrroaU bandg,
! ppe Sin
3 hs \ T. run,
4quUlcr pipes "f French brandy,
. cl4Ls malaga vine.
3 madeira vine
3 port line article for med
rnl purposes b, Irr y q Z WALKER.
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This ccrlifes that have used Fauclls' lin
imvut on my horse. which was badly CALLED, ant
IN four DAYS it produced perfect cure. cat
with confidence recommend ii To the public as o
safe and quick remedy for gals. q. ". MuNcru,
cf Lutte Rock, Kendall county, mjnistcrof The
[Rncs RlvcrcontcTonce
Peoria ugusl 2s, 1915.
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lThe whole crop may be considered as
FREELY good onr. BuI as this has moth
to do with the experiment, and for
sake Of making it appear more plain
In showing the relative value. Of each
lid separately, Shall state the large
Fiole ones, al one hundred per cent.
hen it will stand thus
hThe first column Of figures shows the
heount OF seed 10 the acre; the second,
10 yield deduc,ing the seed.
|rrge ones, whole, rs bushels, 100 bush
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L.
Ssnf e'' s' E;ass'cs As
s.,% - &;.Sss!es q r.
c1oS So ksI v 'sS @ as
koSn,oa Boston, Capt s!sIlipg P;su,yh YsId PhiIs
do; Mr.. and Mrs Barney.
M Constable. ceuu; AirS %s Ms"ss do; E. L. Levy
tom Mr. and Ms Paige do; q DYER psoyidsaes Mis-; Pres.
@ e.
ia se s 81 d Ss MS s
c.s
ELsaes!ia " Bsisy Do; Mis-. fssnsI Moni1ss;
Eiays tfs Mr. Nd Ms. .s s:sss
s pS:ion; BI.Sn south csTOlns PT%s.
Conn., s9S
d ao Bos sdfs MIS- Hail. n
WV fs%.ss% 4
w. chsasS @ e a1s
a. Mr. aSS sw Smith NTH
It. %sadn NSy n S
Hudson Boston; Mr. and ' Ms Mathis. Bridgeport
e.
' Sd: TsssA PAY
i% H nv hsssH ss:
vile; YS9.; ktsn.d, fioid;; W Bro i. Ks"ssdy, Bo.
Mos Steven RSss Hsw
Mr. aod Mrs p Jones, Boston; Miss AT insou w Houston
Conn; 7 CanSe Troy; MT, Smelly two Miss r E,
Com; Capt. Whttock, Mrs Whttock. tnyland; X. Ma
per- Ola gov; W. Patterson, Philadelphia Mrs. Heely Eng
k MI sfa h % s%a
Ohio; j. Wolf Conn; J. Bergher Baltimore; j. McManu
Reading.
JupsoNs HOTEL.
T. Bingham Greene. Philadelhp; Mitchell Nor br-
rant, O. Norton, New Hagen; g Terry Albany: J. K.es.
Springfield: Hameston, New Haven't w Roberts Indiana;
tor Gfeen6eId X H. Palmer. Pittsburgh Smalle Nash
wi
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COMMERCIAL INrEI.l.IG aNCE..
The Flour Mark cts

ROCHESTER. August IL The rain storm Of yesterday
would have prevented transactions, though any
one had disposed to operate In wheat there
nothing doing 500 bbls -four, made from Ohio wheat
was offered at SIS s7h, but found no buyers at that
figure
DETROIT, August 7, l9l7.-The markets " calm
IA a summers morning. with transactions except
occasionally sale Of small parcels to retailers at 81 03
PHILADELPHIA Aug. 1.-THE receipt and stock Of
-four continue lily light for the Season. and the
demand for export is limited Sales OF 500 bbs fresh
ground Pennsylvania at So and small lots of West
at So S7h to Sc Rye flour is held at SO So but
sales have TRANSFERRED Corn meal continues exceedingly
dull small sale of Pennsylvania at SO IS per bbl at
which 1t is freely offered Grain-Wheat continues
scarce and in demand. Sales Of 600 bushels Penn
sylvauia red aaoat 81 26 1000 do mixed Southern
ST. 2and 1900 1900 bushels inferior and fair old Penn
syvania and Western at 81 rs, 81 % and ST. 80 but
principally at the latter rates Rye400 to 400 bushels
sold from store ut rs cents per bushe CernSales of
1900 bushels Hat and round yellow at "a to
76 cents, weight Oats-G00 bushels old ennsylvanis
sold at So OTIS afoat; at ID to 49, and cargo
OF new Southern ut ~ cts per bushel.
New ORLEANS, Aug 3.-Flour-Still better. Sales OF
500 bbs Ohio from at 81 20 800 do from Hat boat
at 81 So and 500 do choice at 81 rs cts Dbl Corn
In better request with sales of 1000 bushels at as to soc
per bushel No transactions in wheat.
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shin Martha w.ibns.da ssr ia m
snds b5ss Boston Torrsy Boston; Paulina Finn, DO,
aSys & sasg al @a'is S ps a
r ssaSS. . New
s%ssf d9 SfT E Esh hso ss
FAY sys MS' aas "sT Toy
cisssd.Ba,ss Victor, Curtis Boston; cssiids Sooasll,
Berry Do Peru Stevens, ssrS' TGo%gsoa Do; Empire
f sad al .f New c'f.;
Emslas Garourd, Prov aence Derio Thompson Beverly
s'S 9e 5sHI:Gs %,sy
bsSsy 'S asIo Mw New y SIas
G ss dos Bright STAR Lane, do; Barsyeo
Miscellaneous Record.
r.oxnT ny, ssr wssr PSIsr captain Alien will leave for
Her Letter ssxs viii co, this day "t the Exchange Read
Leter Bsgs u steamer Hheia for HALIFAX and Lv,rooo,
WI, elose 2, Tue Eashsase Reading Room tomorrow Aug
.hp zarieh for Hayrs and s Robert Peel for Lon.
sHIr SEA wrIcH.-This beautiful clipper will sail to
Wall street : - Wv '"' ~ "e"'0" .
10, We in receipt of slip from tn. Office of the New
morning % Watch Hill Light the steamer BAY State came IL
for ' New Bsd ir S 9th St so
a1s sh II p h q The
isn,ss cleared saa Occurred n thick fog The
$1,000 a.. BOAT, which he saved Wells
w. 30 pns quarter h OF the vessel subscription was set on
~ vos .ne pay state aud Considerable An M Of money
ued IS 600 and h giving ten dollars The was va
enc saossbsd BY of the sate
" .ausny divided among the crew.
odon ss tons, ewa %sit BY Ms "a .ch
Others East hanstoa and eommsaS w' H. ,shsnd
ter with the vessel. W" career as mas
s. A.s os Ssssy y ossa O. f. Ii: Ne.
Captain Henry PEBBLE " '''"anoeaby
Bare ATcH.yAL.rA, At Boston, reports that on the 9Th
instant lat 30 3d. Ion 70 Is fell with 90 bales con
apparently not long IN the Took on board ii bales
Obliged TO abandon the the heavy
green, apparently new. - '
sHP CHAaLEs HrsRy, Allen Of and for New London Il,
epored ashore Napeo Beach, LII Went on in m.
rfog the morning Of the 10th; had board 1909 bbs oil
or 10 TO be sent to her. -
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The CrODs.

We have had fine for the last two three weeks
which have revived the dropping spirits of the farmer
and the parcbed vegetation The corn crop promises
From conversation with q gentleman recently from
the interior, learn that the calculation Is that
Georgia will produce this year the largest crop
grown within its limits -Sarannah Georgian.
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Cleared.
Ships-West Point, new Allen, Liverpool II Kermit:
JessoIe, Jackson, New Orleans J Eiweil 4 CO.
Bark-Coromande (Br) Pembroke, Calcutta, Durham &
Dimon.
Brgs-Pocohontas Scot, St Jago de Cuba Adams 4 Haw
thorn; Lowell, Brown, Galveston Brouer Nesou George
Yates Charleston. George Bulkey Hodgden sden Nor
folk.
schrs-Coloue Hamon, Cross Franklin, La L sayre;
Porpoi Verify, Philadelphia: Co neli Faulkner Boston
Cid Wednesday-Bark H. nry Shelton, Long Baltimore
BOYD Hncken; accidentally omitted In yesterdays publ
caton1
Arrived.
Ship O,wego lngersoll u avs from New Orleans to X
CoLns steerage passenger LIST instant fl Torugas,
passed ship st Mary hence for New Orleans Sd instant III
Sombr-ro Key spoke ship Leoadas from New Oreans for
Lverpool
shio South Carolina, White days from Charleston to
George sutton July lat IS Al Lon "a 90 spoke the ship We
NEE, from New York, DAYS out for Vera Cruz.
Bark stedoa (of Portland) Kaght days from Matanzas
with sugar TO the master.
Brig Rooe tof Boston) Chase, days from Hava ana
with sugar 10 master Sailed bark Florence Bath
for New ork; schr Queen pomaire for Savannah
lath 10 Brett x Vose. $500
sehr Adslse Roziua Jordan, days from Philadelphia
with co.l bouod to Albany.
sch Rochester, Iilby, days from Richmond and days
Schr Sarah Davis Singleton Frederick burg with iron to
order.
schr Eliza Whitmore, from Philadelphia with coal.
Schr Homer, Nickerson, days from Boston.
The Light Ship left Quarantine and anchored the
Spit. 20
irta1 'Hi Below.
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Oosuestic iun,,urtnt,o,s,

CHAhLEsTos-Ship South Carolina-20 or casks wine Sy
mingtoa--2 bales Sprague Y Robnson-3 boxes Dufe-3
pkgs MasUn-i Jacobus Conduit bale box and
trunk ywood-50 bales cotton TO order.
New ORLEANs-Ship Oswego-3092 pigs lead Rowland &
AspiI VALLEJO do Stnton scotO0 sacks wheat Spoord
Tileston COL hints tobacco Maitand Coz do Col
ns-28 do 10 johnson COIL bbls Sraihur &
sco-2so d; Henry co.'s bbs lard Jacks SO hides
Sohord TiIeston cob c<s bacon HanelO0 bbs
gar Gay Woods worh-'05 bales bale rope cuttings q
Butlsr-27 bales hemp Rowland x Aspinwa-35 do A q
Gandon-i00 Drls beans Atwater- do sausages DuaDd
&co-5s brs starch Ranneri5 brs blue lick De
Latour co-lA do drugs Thomas x Maxwe-50 do alcohol
Soutnmayd son-10i0 sicks Johu ston-2 cks
TrPpe-65 bats cas- or oil Burger7 cks mdse Ballard
saddle trees ssxton Webb1lo bxs clothing Fae Bald
erl do Anderson COS bxs do 4 Collins & Coz do
Barton do EIlane Badwin.3!5 sacks wheat Spoford
bis skins Collps-l92 brls flour Chateau Merle Sand
ford22 ba.es cotton Denniston. Woods Coz trunks q
Anderson-l42 bs whskey Oliver, amin col csk 400
brls whskey Phelps col cs mdse Landburg-2 bxs
bale Bradley Birdsa-3 bxs goods q Badord-i box
Hoo so- Kegs butter Van Amin colo hds tobacco
bills hemp 1913 do II hhds tobacco u bales hemp hhd obac
co and sundry pkgs TO order,
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thing could be accomplished 1t would answer very well
for this object but there Is danger that with this
avenue to Philadelphia the shipping might avsd coming
ND the Delaware at any season of the year In that
event our good Quaker city would become an inland
town indeed.
new whig penny paper Is to make its appearance
shortly among dailies circulation of ten thou
sand calculated to with and the propre-
tors putting engine to do the work with
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
FIRST BoARD-2o0 Neshamic Copper Co. AZ; 2 Girard
Trust 25 do do 2iz IL Manaa Nee hancs'
50 Orie ms Canal Bank 85
AFTER SALEs-t7 Mauufacturers' Mechanics Bank 27S:
100 Bnk 4ss: 10 Commercial Back 81; 20t0 6's 81,
ie1,s $500 Stas S. 1873; So Mechans uanufaciursrs'
Bank, 80; ioao Susquehanna Canal Bonds 6's IS
233s: so Leh,gh Coal Scrip, Is
AFTER SALEs-l5 Exchsnge Bank Pirtsburg IS; 10 Fl m
inetnn Copper 20; $500 State 3s 79 5000 Treas Notes
1919 1000 Read ng BouSs ~ 100 high Coal Sc'p.G3
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Passengers Arrived.
EOrclxs. IIsla,s,runtkO,,

CHARLEsToN-Ship South Caroiina-H Dufie and lady,
Mr. u aud Calhoun Carolina; Mrs Barrier Ga;
Mrs Brown. N York; I Brown, s Carolina.
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hEH52 A RkyATI .
secrets here contained though of nature strictly intended for
subject: treated Of the wcmsn
female either married Or eonsmptinS marriage should be-
Contained Of existence Of which the life Of
w has he Of o %
large family Of children fro, from m, marrying
from a soppsge, esularty. decline, or retention Of the
] s os, yas as % the
plainis.
mother Tho has regard 3r her own health and welfare as
The contained its peges have already proved
blessing to thousands num-rabls letter. will attest
c ~. Of
Whereby ssss
which wife, mother or sister may be subject can be OBJ
COPIES WILL Be f sENE Ry MAIL FREE OF
The receipt of os P he Cd Wsms r5
p Ss Usi's$ ss.s: All Is
rs s 20 WS%su fvse Medical
AsS" S:S Yss ais
% tsa ono !I Fisher nsf
GREAT CURE OF sCROFULA, NERO URIAL UL
paT 4 NJ BS9ss and ISa PW SsoSy! Dr.
s s .s:si4 i , Ss s
soass %. nS 81
a % o S ne s
began to mend and entirely cured sucI
Of my acquantances who wish to consult Dr. Heine VIII,
s"ss must ''''''' e. RsH ': D"'"'
We the undersigned know .se sbeys statement be
issl ,a.r EwR k dEH slAa ss i7' g. Ward
NV PAPER HAN9INGs-F; FARES & CO., No
have received usual large supply of all new patterns
sSs s 9qy e and
dow per which they dealers mere merchan
The mos. competent workmsn to hang be had
-. - - JS9 eo, -iS
EoF HE 81 p H.
Members ohs NsT York college Of Medicine and rha
feqans eir services safe and psSou
tSsSSsi' S% Syphilis
aggravated third Of the usually isie
'ysfpS'ce ST THE uRErRA considered b,
medical men ncurble) successfully treated wisou
@ pEn1r,
m fFe'siH r SSI'fti suffering from any
convenient TO make PERSONAL application have fowardei
sSs w g. @ e 81 sss a
their syiaons time OF traction and
sswhs any aPs sse;ing ,eR 6s'ss pG't paid direct
-" ose. OF the College Of Msdicias and Pharmacy,
50 Nassau street. New YORK.
yELfEAU'f sPECIFIC PILLS,
ss er ssf from s' r.. ays s
Taese rlh tue result Of wenv experience ID the 10,
p os rvs IS S. 'n s. sI's or
diseases OF III. oetha They cecta in much shorts
agreeing with the stomach confinement from business
'''' e ctsoSNSIT'iTuTIoNAL DEBILITY CURED.
Medicine and Pharmacy ofbe City Of New York.
confidently recommended for all Of debility poducedb BY
smedy for impotence, serlsy or brenuess unless depend
ing on maflcrmation. -
acksd and sent 10 all parts OF the Union.
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE
OR the permanent OF primary secondary sypnn
yenereal ucep nodes, any complaint produced by
should use this powerful purifier Without delay
Without Soros hIy clsansns the system with this justly esls
IS; carefully packed and sent all parts OF the Union
coNcENTE aENTA Ex1EEEbbesI1 9EE
pREpAnED by New York COLLEGE o. MsacIn, sns
This rns aud highly e.ss, pscv. Iss az
the purifying qualities and curative oWes ~ u
sss o a. public
s,s% o o. CERTAIN remedy arising from
impure Of The SSoS sae ue n de or
uodes euptons liberated sore throat or any dis
dcious use Of mercury. " rs cant.
':!d i. il : s.:.: a sHsi Dozen
c..,. forv,rdsa . a S..u Of ii: Union: :. ..
49, yer, p'1n;Msj.1S's,ir!o yho''''' ''rs''''
Once '''' n'" a. y Wa ETCB RpsoN, 40 D,
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Sales OF s,oc... a. tsostOn.

EroH4sor BoAsD, Ang l3 Amossesg Msnafaeturi sii
Co. R,eh,s sos; Bank 59k; Boston ana Lo~e.
kailr ,ad, d9, ca Fall River Railroad s6 so do 95od 20
0ia olosy kaoad los Boston y ss g Es. Bos
Ton COMPANY, %; IS 10, .io', 23 100 90 East oo''0n
Dividends, 50 SO: 10 F,fchbu Rai'rosd IA aot>
AT AucToNa share Boston Worces.[ Kstro SS SI r.
chester Turnpkr COX; do Massacnu ZION Mills;
3zx per CT sd do Yorl Manufacturing Go 23z dol "a do
Merchant. Bank do do Sh4wmur d. S9A re sh; lt00
Norwicn & Worcester per CT bonds pa able lSa9 81
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H4E2MHZG9 OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION
EXTRAORDINARY, Office A William street.
DIRECroRs.
Z. II. Stnd Conrad w. Fabcr,
Edward Mills, 'Horatio Allen,
William Chamberlain, Mortimer Livingston,
John A. IseIn, John L. stephens,
Herman Oelrchs
G. H. SAND, President.
EDWARD MILLS, General Agent New York.
CHARLES 4. ANDERSON, Secretary.
In conformity with the provisions Of the charter noc -
hereby that the Books for
exceeding 100000 to the capital stock Of the Ocean Steam
Navigation Company, will be reopened the office OF the
Company William corner Of Wall street, on Monday, 2lst
June, l847.
Five Of the subscribed be paid the
period in specie bank bills The balance Of
The subscription will be called for nstalments exceeding
be required by the operations othe Compa
ny, and upon thirty days previous notlce.
The following is the 18th section Of the Bylaw
Subscription to the capital of the Company, after the
be $500 shall be allowed
who then be stockholders and the of their then
actual subscription" je6 BOT re
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HAvASA-Br,g Il ,lpersoa--l33 hhds sugar Holet Il VII
liamsi 6 boxes Spoord, ri'eston 1903 boxes hid
do Il Cot c-l8 hxs Stugess co70000 segars Trzhi
Bssarar - bxs hhds sugar Aguire GalwaJ-l0 bags
Victor X Duckwuz.
MArASzAs-Bark Medora-lOO hhos sugar Rowland & A,
pinwall32 do SO boxes do 0oodhue Co.'S do Curtis.
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Two brigs.


la Trieste; Amelia Cape de Verdi; brig Emily Cork FRI
pool. "
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NJ oNIHtY REPORT FOR JULY Of the New York
This institution was founded in suppress quackery and
render sound and scientific medical aud surgical aid the
fced under the distinguished patronage, las will be
bored by many Of the most eminent citizens, consisting OF
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DR. JOHNSON u Duane street. near chatham street, II
York the of delicate diseases For the last il
years Dr. JOHNSON enjoyed the practice
private diseases Of medical New York The Doc.
tors reputation for skill in those old hacured that have
may have Gee Structure Ulcers upon the body in the
throat pains thu and bones Of the legs
habit INDUCED IN by young causing sscvious dreams
faa Eases
from business Post paid letters containing 50 for
advice, attended to. No charge made unless cured.
is2Q3
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DAnlslAN DfElNG ESTABLISH Nj ENT-Ofice .22
1 William street, New York-COURT& DEsCHAUX
duced into the United States all of goods sewing silk
trans either plain shaded zephyr worstcu and
woOlen yarn, sewing cotton, mohair &c
They have imported patent machinery for putting up
ed and silk either skens spoo sticks; damaged fsded
goods Ribbons silk satin, merinos thbet and cashmere
msn vsa and sG ~ sns sIe
jy2g 30tsm
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BROWN,
Washington d. c., July ., isl7. ivI1 iS,eod,c

ITO JEWELLEks, IMMATURE PAINTEKs Nc
Il z. J; HAKTNETr, No. 2Courtlandt street near
Broadway wholesale and retail manufacturers of travelling
for silver plate neatly arranged 10 order. y ~
Also Trays made and fitted to jewee show cases TO con.
tain watches chains rings keys pins thmbes pencils &c
variety Of the above articles constantly hand and made
g order with and DESPATCH No. Couandt street
New York. jviO 90f , re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-13

w HOLESALE SHIRT WAREHOUSE, No. "a Plat;
w street. I'd door from William, where may be found
large assortment Of Shirts OF every quality made in the latest
syes and Of superior Fancy and Plain Linen
Muslin and common Shirts, constantly hand.
Southern and Western merchants respectfully invited
call before purchasing. JOHN WOOLSEY, "a Plat at.
VII tsrrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-13

lvl TIERS FOR slGNs-odce % Maiden Lane entrance
Green streethese letters remarkable for and
briancy Of the gliding nnequaled by any other article IN
the crty-whch bDlliancy warranted stand exposure
70 the They also any color that may
10 desired. slygm EN-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-13

A GRlCULTURAL ROOM
HORTICULTURAL a leu EXH
Of the State Agricultural s.
held at Saratoga Springs, on tn,
Agricultural Association have
their Exhibition to The 9th and
.sirous Of aiding the cause Of
vited to evhib't specimens of h
and To compete for premiums.
% Mr.. J&mes Hoyg, Seedsman,
Rooms--or any oil the principal
the following Executive Comm
Luther Rradish.
James Lemon,
Thee. Freiinghuy sen,
Archibald Russell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-13

"A rial rheumatism, Pains in the Joints, Conactons Of the
Legs and Arms Ulcers the Throat &C. Captain Richard
Yates do cseruly give this certificate 70 D. Hene mean
Dr. Joseph Henc No 20 Duane for the
formed by him after having been pronounced ncurabe
by other skfu physicians and been tortured by quacks
The Of complaint could state, but suffice
say that those physicens who attended me said they
like the liberation all
over my body my legs and CONTRACTED per.
fectly help and confined my beds life perfec
misery with what suffered from the ulcers and pains in M
bones and onts Dr. Hene No 20 Duane street. shall he
thankful all my life time.
Captain RICHARD YATES
can be the Of Maiden Lane and South