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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-05
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
senate.
ALBANY, April 4, ls4s.
MARINE HOSPITAL.
Yesterday after the recess bill for tho relief Of the
Marine Hospital, was ordered to . third reading.
TROY AND BOSTON RAILROAD
Tho Troy and Boston railroad bill was also ordered
to Third reading
To-day, the bill to incorporate the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company was passed.
-, STATEN ISLAND FERRY COMPANY
The bill to incorporate the New York and Staten
Island Ferry Company was also passed.
Assembly.
GENERAL APPROXIMATION BILL.
Yesterday afternoon, the consideration of the general
appropriation bill resumed in committee The ap-
preparation Of ga 500 the New York Hospital was
stricken out A motion strike out $40 OOor the sup.
also the motonto strike out the appropriation of $500
for the Orphan Asylum, in New York. The bill was
then reported to the House. and pending the motion
reconsider the appropriation of 500 500 rejected
committee. The House then adjourned.
ADJOURNMENT ASSEMBLY.
To-day, the House agreed to adjourn the 18th In
PENSIONS or WIDOWS AND ORPHANS.
The House concurred in the Senate solution adopt
ed relative to pensions to widows and orphans
Of soldiers
NEW YORK CITY LOAN.
c. BENEDICT reported bill authorizing the corpo
ration OF New York to raise money to part Of Broad
way with Russ pavement.
SAVINGS BANK FOR MERCHANTs' CLERKS.
Mr.. ScHkRMERHoRN reported bill to charter Q So
wings Bank for merchants clerks in New York.
TROY AND BOSTON RAILRoAp.
The House concurred in the SenAtes amendments to
the Troy and Boston railroad BILL
THEATRICAL FUND.
The bill to incorporate the New York theatrical fund
was passed.
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Arrival OF the Steamships Hermann and Cam

Arrival OF the SteannshIps Hermann and Cam
bria at Halifax, the former with damage.
The new steamship Hermann, Capt. Crabtree,
which sailed hence on the 2lst ult. for South
ampton and Bremen, put into Halifax on the 18th,
having met with very severe weather nd some
damage. The Halifax Herald of the 29th, gives
the following PARTICULARS
The United States steamer Hermann Crabree, arrived
at this port yesterday morning, from New York in
days. bound to Southampton and Bremen. On 25th inst
lat 4Ok Ion co. 49, lying to in heavy gale from E. N f.
to east parted rod iron strap of the arboard inbosrd
lever both side insestions split knocned away head
A. NJ, 26th bore up for Halifax-was OF the hsrbor
on Monday morning.
The steamship Cambria, hence, arrived at Ha-
lifax on the same day. The Herald says
This noble steamship made her appearance about
O'Clock last evening She came moving slowly amid .
thick fog, which completely enveoped our harbor The
news she bringsis not of very exciting character
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IN Q Steamship Herman

BOSTON, ApTlI D, 1918.
The steamship Hermann, for Southampton,
sailed from Halifax on the 3lst ult.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
xor!h-wat Corner Of Fulton and Nassau IT.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.

DAILY HER.aLD-Er1y day, tsrndsy inei s.L,s
EsSpss Ss1 .sss, 81 psr sn~s~ sneiSss M post.
per .s1.; ,1 Gated .s 'i e.
repesn ssseribsrs 8, per snnus, 70 ine!ds s gosfsss
suaseJ will be psbsheS on he day Of the dsps,iTs Of
sssA sssme, fsr any port ~ ,9ys vn a.,
.iDVERTTsEMENTs lyeneYea every .cr~snsl q.
8. o..
HET frd Nrs 6 s sTes IT, ,,,
ar yohGS1:SR Is'Ss ssn.s.r.rs
and / used; ,eiil be lteraliy paid }or
sces.1 ss &c .ss q & =
seated bv hs nae and address Of the screr;
u cs: ' &
ITALIAN SFERa E5Ss nHI ss, F.sve.
BowERY THEATRE, Bowsry HAWKS HAWK
HoLLow-DEsERrKR-DoNJ JUAN.
CHATHAM THEATRE, Chatham strset--ApucK
GRArn-UNcLE SAM-srRIT OF THE WATERS.
MECHANICS HALL, Broadway. Broom.-CTsn.
CHG, &c.
PANORAMA HALL, Broadway Hopsto. .t,.s'--
BArvARDs PASoBAMA OF THE MIssssrrI at and IN r. M
BROADWAY oDEoN. Broadway.-ArrnArrD PFC.
ruREs &c.
MELODEON, Bowery-vnorrrA MrrsrRELs BALLAD
siroIre, sc.
STATEN bland.
TOMPKINS LYCEUM-SABLE BRoTHERs-ErHIorIAN
Observation-Disclosures JANcINe, &c.
Nevw Work. VVedussd.v AnrsI n lRAQ
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Silver renc Case included points warranted not to off
A Iarg, discount TO dealers. j. w. CREATION co, II
tedsr street up stars have receItly made great improve
ment their Pens and Cases and arc now selling the most
,plendd Article that be found the market reduced
pricsI Gold Pens and cssss 81 and upwards Thsy sell
superior rsas lower prices sI others are ssana Tor thar
rejected pshs, Geld Peas and eases repaired of tsehAHssd
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Markets.


New ORLEANS, March 2e.-Cotton was active; 9eOO
bales sold, but prices dull onseighth sd-
vance on middling, and for good middling 67I . 6x
Flour very firm. Freishts, no firm engagement 3Oth
-Cotton--6ss 6x. Flour-Illinois IS SO.
MOBILE, March 49, Cotton has declined since
the arrival Of the Caledonias news from q to cent
Middling six quarters the largest holders not Offering
and tho supply being ample. Exchange, fair business.
New York sight checks Il cent premium nothing on
others. Frsights, fair engagements Stocks Boston
none.
BUFFALO, Aprl4, ls4s.-F1our-The market continues
inactive. while prices remain about the We quote
Michigan at SIS lax. Corn-There Is nothing of mo-
ment DOING holders ask 500. Whest-Transactonsa re
extremely limited and confined to small parcels Of
Chicago at 81 0a; and handsome Ohio at 81 IL Ia
Whiskey remains about the Same. Steamers daily
arriving and departing but sailing vessels cannot get in
or out on Of floating ice and contrary winds
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Shipping Intslligencs.

New 0RLEAN: March 2sIArI ship, Hud:on, John @ Cos
brig Grecian New York Cid ships Coranda Boston, Cas-
pian New York; schr Lucy Ann, do.
soth-Ar ship Harrsburg Boston. Cid bark Margaret for
Baltimore.
sl,t-An brig Greeian, New York CID ship Lucas Phla
delPhia; barks Novel, do; California, New York.
MosIE, March 29-Cd ship Edgar York brig Lindeud do
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The London Times Of the 9Th ult, speaking of
the fall Of the French funds, says that" To
state the sum of this depression II may sufhos to OBJ
serve that property which, in all hands in England
and France cannot be worth less than twelve hundred
millions Of English pounds sterling equal to 796 mil
lions Of dollars, at ~ IS per pound, sank in three
esys 10 o market value OF only eleven hundred mill
iess being tau 10 vsps Of S+ssI0oQ,o Qop
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yag. the best and .hespe Ien 70 Dc onnd
49,, and for Gneuess and lex,by they unsurpassed.
mo, ast ali the wonderful Of hi.
ne NJ ui or economical than this b. H. Watson ~
William street. Savage % Fulton street, haye the
W. nav sale of them Also, all other from 81 up
w,rds Dayieys pens By the gross dozsn facur
srs, prices. Pens repaired
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r.ilors are not alone benefited by Inn

VaIIOF1 df6 HuI HhUHo su, ~ -,
IN the science of dres whole civilized world
IL ntere,ted ia IT, The tight to delineate garments.
enables the cutter adapt hu work to sny n lure wtnou
exempted from nna ins ancient and
fro m 10 To o'clock at IS Maiden lane and
:, I.. a. lin, aai e .werv from TO 70 T. NJ.
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and Pasee women indeed all erent femses take u6ntc
pains e,nng and baidng their h which epays Them
for their trouble by uxuance aud
II bellies and ud the
which has provided for the nouhment
and publication the sexs principal they would
iar .urpass the Asacs in this element Of female beauty
fhaons Hair The hing psedfu preserve.
ceanse and pepeute magnificent head Of hair and
satisfied ht thousands no annually become bald might
tain their hair without cuy by this
tion Sold al 81 and bv druggists and dealers
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Henry III. Leeds, AuctiOneer-Lar

spie ndd sale of Cabinet Furnue consstng Of every
article il use, Including maasses Bedd ng and Looking
Glasses. Henry Leeds Co, will SELL at auction, on
room % Broadway near Wall street. and opposite IIc,y
In the sale Sofas Of all pens and covengs teacte
do dvans do. do; tables OF every variety cara
tables The whole will be Peremptoriy sold such IN
opportunity sedom finding large assortment OIL
rn ure at one sale Those wish leave their pu
chases until the t of May facility afforded for box
ing and shipping.
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such effort.
This ceremonies in the church being concluded, the
members Of the Fire Department. arrived and ressived
tn. remains. They then moved through Market, Bay
ard Bowsry, Walker, Centre and Canal streets to the
French Catholic Church where the funeral ceremonies
had been performed the remains Of Mr. Fargs, by
sivo manner.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
The remains then brought out. and the line Of
procession formed. The members of Hook and Ladder
the front Of the column
Exempt Firemen.
Engine Company No /.
Hose Company No l.
Hook and Ladder ompsny, No 1.
Engine Company, No.2.
Corpse Of GEORGE KERR.
Pail bearers, Assistant Engineers.
Relatives and frie nde.
Chief and Assistant Engineers.
Corpse Of HENRY FAReH.
Pail bearers OF members Of No 3s,
with black banner, on which was inscribed,
ESTEEMED, o
DEATH M0URNED
Relatives and friends.
Oicers Of the Fire Department and Trustees Of the
Fire Department Fund.
Common Council
Chief of Police aud Aid.
Jewellers and Siversmithe.
CitizsnP
The procession presented ost solemn and imposing
appearance the banners Of the different companies be.
ing trimmed In the deepest mourning The line moved
through Canal Hudson, and Carmne streets TO the re-
ceivng vault Of this Greenwood Cemetery, where nav.
Ing arrived the columns halted and fled to the right
passng through III. centre to the vault In the
Of the church after which the companies dismissed
The scene wss solemn and mournfu one, ana r Inc
wsathsr bslng gloomy, added to tbs so'emhiiy Ans
streets through which the procession passed, We're
throDgsd In every part snd an estimate OF eHy "Ve""
gelscus Al Attendance ID safely maze
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PHILADELPHIA. March &c. ls47


Interesting Information connected Nth LongfeId
The case of Lsngfed still continues to produce much
excitement The keeper Of the Eastern Penitentisry
has given an interesting of the murder while
convict under his charge He says, during the whole
period Of his confinement he conducted himself with
prorrey That at ,ne time his health appeared to fail
him. after he had been prisoner two or three years
and owing good conduct the advice of the ply
sican permitted to take exercise every morning
an open of the prison, in charge Of officer,
until he recovered He says his temper. however,
highly excitable, and that he would become very
gry If his tools interfered with or old ones
changed for his that newer. He also says that
although not indicating in his frame much muscular
vgor exceedingly strong quick, and active, and
that though his exhibited marked signs
of mental vigor yet his mind wss very quick and on
cssions ENLISTED degree OF intelligence but little
pected. He says Langfeld cismed to be French
man by birth and spoke Of prison discipline in
France the mode Of mansgiaE prisoners, with the
nature Of diet &C. with much familiarity induce
France, before coming to the United States Langfed
also showed a number of about his and psr-
son indicated that they had been produced from
dreadful wounds cuts, and especially one on his
which looked though it hsd nearly severed the NIB
He also spoke to Mr. Smith of having been in New Or
leans and st. Louis aud that in the latter place. he
had had dreadful fight, against great odds in which
he had received many of the wounds which had left the
he showed.
From all the facts elected there remains scarcely
doubt but the of this desperate has been
one Of the deepest vilany aud outrage Evidence of
his guilt continues to accumulate Tomorrow his ex-
animation is to be resumed. B.
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Movements OF the Sailing Packets.
Fort OF New York, March ~, Is4s.


Msis al.t lat So spoke bark CHARTER OAK,
sn,g Aa.Ss H Hu Gas.,oe ws.as
NTH Bslsh oh g % lon spoke Br brig Ann Of
h s G% Win %l.s ,eb Ts
ofProyncetown (ffom Boston, for Gonaives, before report
@ from 'as'i Sc %
y Ss,s Godfrey Bsns rssrms FEB H. and at,,
from if Boston sst% s' LETT II me SSH Go o
ss r. en. % han ~ f.
s.. f 4st 's ' 5
S% SS ii e uS S 81 H. sSSs also il
os ,s sds c gps Pa 9Pvs of sSs
sson Sid ia with schr Ocean of North Kingston tsee
British sSs Pearl Welsh, Antigua 20 day. to Hs,beel
Co. MeS t. s. Ssyl g s9. w
bark showing white signal with ? in it same day eXchan
wss WITH Sss spi ss siA brig req
ns rf Hoys "a :a Ss e.
Thomp.on. Left no Am vessels
and wS s S
H' iI s.i Gn 10 'pa ''A North Caro-
schr Globe seeey Dema1a. March 4,h, with $4,000 ID.
sheep skins 10Th inst, lat as lon Co. spoke seST
ssR coumSa Knapp days. to Surge.
sehr Marietta Burr Dearborn Richmond. day, from the
schr Maschsster Tutts, Richmond, days, to ALE.
Psrsou.
schr Emeline. 0,rwood, Richmond, days.
Schr Clcmont Finley, Dennis, Virginia, 3days.
Schr Bailey, Phillips, Virginia. 4 days.
Schr Pyoetis, Doll, Roanoke. 7 DAYS, TO master.
Schr PsNpero, Tredwell, Norfolk, days.
Schr N v. -, Norfolk, days.
Schr Roe Seaman Baltimore days. to Johnson Lowder.
Schr Elsineur -, Baltimore, DAYS.
Schr Wsre. Smith Indisn River 2 days
scpr w b Jenkins Vanderbilt, PHILADELPHIA
Schr Hudson. Pratt, PHILADELPHIA. 2 DAYS.
Steam propeller Pell, Hartford 10 hours to u Briggs
Below.
Brig Augusta Bemis from Cuba with sugar and moa,.e,
Brig Genus, De Wolfe, from Ocracoke, NC.
Schr 81 Pierre Bryant. from Auakapas. with moasssa
Also, bark unknown.
Sailed.
From the sw Spit p.cLs, ships wellington, London; Ger
trude ship Carolina New Oreans barks Pilgrim
Mobiles Magdsa Apaschlcola bngs krato Porto Rico; Ho
lander. New Orleans LYDIA do; Ava, St Mays America
bavannah.
Several rugged vessels lay anchor sW Spit
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ALBANY, March "a, 1s4s.
The Memory Of John Quincy adams = The Bill for
the further Protection Of Personal Liberty-Ihe

ALBANY, March "a, Is4S.
The Memory Of John Quincy adams The Bill for
the further Protection Of Personal Liberty-Ihe
Banking BH-Emigrant Bill, &-c. &c.
When John Quincy Adams died, tn Legisla-
ture of this State passed several resolutions in
respect TO his memory opies of these resolu-
wons were transmitted to the widow and family
of the venerable statesman, To-day the Presi-
dent of the Senate presented the following letter
from Mrs. Adams -
To the Legislature Of New York.
WAsHrNoroN 2lst March. ls4s
With emotions OF the deepest ssnsibility have
oeivsd copy Of the resolutions of the State Of New
York, in honor Of the memory Of my lamented hus-
band.
Could anything yield consolation for bereavement 20
distressing and in the loss OF reativ.
honored land Of his birth.
For rhs kind intere. expressed for occasion
sctve be psssed TO accept ASSURANCES Of the
felt gratitude and profound respect Of
LOUISA CATHARINE ADAMS
The extraordinary bill interdicting citizens of
this State from aiding In the arrest of fugitive
slaves, passed the Senate to-day, by vote of
twenty to four Such law ls IDexped ent, be-
cause IL will tend to ALLEVIATE stlll more the slave
States from the free States any act which W ii
have tendency TO impair in any manner the
strength and stability of the federal union
is unwise aud reprehenslble. We have been
taught TO regard religious and political liberty as
tnestmable privileges, TO which we have an IN
disputable claim Any atte mpt to deprive us OF
these great blessings would be sternly resisted
ss an unauthorized invasion of our private rights
SO the South regards the institution of slavery
as nght; and when we attempt to deprive her
of that right by force, we shall meet with firm
and terrible resistance. Let it be remembered
that in such cause we can never hope TO sue
coed, unless we iorbear and forgive il is better
to stroke gently the sleek hide of tiger than TO
arouse his anger by blow.
To-day the Senate has been debating the bank
ing bill reported by Mr. Ayrault. This bill has
hem published in the Herald bay. No enne aas
tation that il will pass at this session IL con
tains many provisions which are clearly oblec-
tionablc, and which cannot receive the concur
renee Of this Legislature.
Mr.. Mason, between whom and Mr.. Bowen
collision occurred in the House yesterday, was
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WASHINGTON, March Is, 1S48.

Mr.. Sewer is off for Mexico.
Mr.. Black, of S. c., slylng dangerously ill
worse to-day than yesterday, when he was
thought to be at the crisis of his complaint.
Senate not in session to-day.
House sat till three o'clock, on the private
calendar
The Scott and Trist correspondence turns out
as rich AS cream, and the most egregiousy sb
surd official letters ever read In the UDtec
States, or ever written in Mexico, are, perhaps,
those of Scott and Trst
The weather has been magnificent to-day.
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Foreign lamentations,

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SEIELDs tEno Bark Sarah Hand-2o eks linseed oil Pol
len Co gae-20 bills Venetian red Meyer Son-ao do
1O2 cks I5g do soda y Morewood-5 Cooley, Reese
H56 cks salts ~ maTnesia Pouns-0s gr,ndstones
bbs 10 cks chem li8
PsLFpMo--Bark Godfrey200 brgs wanus flberts
1900 boxes 1909 do lemons Howes, Godfrey cos
boxes mdse order
hrr,cuA-Brig Pea-6 bbs sugar 70 hhds III 9 lbs iron
81 $50 los lead 1868 copper 222 brass III silver HUBBARD
20 bbs root jayne Cot bIs old copper
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ToNoE R--B,iK Cordelia-40 hid, sugar OrcLs n Kn-
g5i hhds y bbs 70 csk mo8ss 1909 lbs old copper
Southmayd Son-l0 600 oranges ,rCpsey C,,lmartn
BLuyyIgIp CA-schr HaloweI- 90 stieks mshoaenv l.
Thompsop-20 pcs old copper A hubbard.
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CHAELFsToy-Ship hpsOn-323 bales cotton III Leyerich
So do Buritt-td do w Powersl25 do 135h casks
sprague. Robinson COS do yarn Lord Warren Salter
col Dor Burgess. stripger co2t bbs NJ Vossor co.
sr MAnKs-Brig Ocia-H bales cotton Atwn,er, Melford
co.'s Gee, Anderson Il COIL Taylor Retch-s5 Taylor
< Retch-5s Coe Anderson co-ss hides enter so-4s
bales Holbrook Nelson coo Spoford Tsston
co.. Swift Wrlden35 Coe, Anderson co-2l Spofford
Ie'ton co.'s Zoe. Andenon coll atya,er, Wexford
Anderson eos Swift Wsldron-2r Coo, Anderson co..
so hides Ladd Cskin-l trunk Taylor 4 Ritch-5s bal %
II Maitland 8 co.
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+ IT OF LfTTIRR n1MAiNING IN THE MX
date of The list Ia winch they advertised.
" IL, And be 1t further enacted. And NIL sdvsr-
tse mens made under the order Of the 'tna icnef,
nswspaper Or newspaper cf ttsrs uucnii-d fr N at
once shall be nserte IN the oil the town or
pace where the office advertising may situated
THE LARGEST cuLAUioN-Nev Post Office Lao. passed
q
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Passengers Arrived

LrvERPooL-Packet ship t,oumbia-Henry Day Cockbonn
Charlie, Hay Hseke Scotland; Francis Perfect, England
395 in the steersge
HAvRn-Packst ship silvie de Gasse-H Lasserie Mul
ler-H ip the steersge.
ANTlGUA-Brig Pear-Mr Ebugre.
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On the 10th inst q man named Turgeon, formerly
captain Of the steam ferry boat Dorchester in crossing
from Point Levy (near Quebec) jumping out of the
noe to assist in dragging her over the ice missed his
footing and was jammed between two pieces which cut
his body asunder.-Q iebec Chronicle.
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Movements OF the
To arrice at NeW York.
LIVERPOOL.
Hibernia, shannon. Mar Is
America, yudkins, April Is
Cambria, Harrison, Apl 20
SOUTHAMPTON, &c.
Washington, Johnston, Mar 10
Hermann, Crabuee, Apr Is
To q, ,ipe at Boston.
LIVERPOOL.
Caledonia, LeItch, Mar IL
Acadia. Stone, April 8
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OCEAN Stsamships.
To sAiI from Neso Fork.
LIVERPOOL
United States. Hackstaff. Apl s
Hibernis, Shannon. April Is
America. Judkins, May 10
SOUTHAMPTON. &c.
Warrington, Johnston, Ap'l %
Hermann, Crabtree, May 20
To soil from Boston.
LIVERPOOL.
Caledonia. Leitch, April 5
Acadia, Stone, May 3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

MAILS, TWINE, AND SHOE TIL. EAD-CUT AND
Wrought Nails. Grads and Spikes seine ewing wrap
Pug and ball Iwns; and cord gng and and cord
aud Manufacturers Twne Cord; Shoe Thread Of every
description intending Tey latham Walkers For sale,
by ZEBRA & CUNNING. LOG Pearl street - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

10C-DR.' JEFFRIEs ANTIDOTE FOR CON
ACS orrn9,. }isct Structure and similar disorders This
Icmeoy winch requires no asssance- performs duty
quickly, and thoroughly, leaving injurious effect either
The censttuon the part affected In using the antdote,
noue of the and useless restrictions Diet
cupator, &c. &c required One bottle geeeray suf
hcient TO cure ordinary which inf equeny dis
ppear after 1x OF doses Price bottle For sale
by - II. RING. 1872 Broadway. corner John stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

$500 REwARD-CRoss's SPECIFIC MIXTURE
WV for the cure OF gonorhes or al, rrm.di,s
vet discovered for the above cmpaia' this is The
tho .ss n peddy Ind without
picat to business The propre oalepoes single p
will no cure under fofsuIs Of 500 Many are cured IN
and SANDS. 100 Fulton. ,,i. o, Snanoes street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

RLINDNESS FROM CATARACTS-DR WHEEL
- err Oculst, 20 Green sich the a
ed his late and most discovery Catct
wthou which he effect within The period
days. aud the sight restored that further medical
treatment is obvsted Artificial Eyes inserted and for
on e asouable