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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-29

DR. RALPH. AUTHOR o. TIE "fRhcTIcAL PR:
~ Nnte Treatise, Ac.-Ofacr hours a. u \. ". 20
a. ~ tSundsy exoeptodl No. - Greenwich street u
heen MATER ~ surprise 70 that " rcspsets
hy and ofIfasonal attachments should devoe hts at.
tenton . The discas which Psore % every description IRE
tend To easily IT. however the thousandth part
Of the mirisa tts people bring society kssss,
very Ginrrent oTaton would be formed Aud u IL nus
only the present mncry aud detection pfcyinE ~
mind we'll The body. but some Of such nature
AFFECT potsry aud 20 dsoy the reproductive atty
altogether. ~ u fsft that when not proptry treated.
they msy remain - dcrnnnt in the Uton % APP
other than In their cects past-rty
yet prtry understood, most easily ssa speedily
moved. FROM TIE Uncommon medical advantages the author
has enjoyed aud very extensive and long practice in ths
speciality he has ample ground for insurne permanent
cure w tasrs Of structure however complicated old
standing aay LEI and that ~ stage certain Diseases
or their sUuFe4uucee v Tho depiorable effects
sutng from early improper habits he such
tain, safe and radical Nc obtained FROM
other America Those who apply IN the early
viii ~ surrrifCd ~ tho and rapidly Of the
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Movements OF the Ocean steamer.
Port of New York, April 40.


Steamers Prometheus johnson, Cha-res &c; Oneida,
O'Ne Philadelphia.
Ships-IIavana, Hitchcock ST John, NIB, X W Trundy y
Coz New York. Hull, Charleston, q Bailey.
Berksyernon, Faye Savannah, Sturges, Chairman CO.
Brirs-Rorali, (rl Dawson CORVALLIS; Georgia, Allen
Mobile Sturges Chairman Coz David Dune Podgcr, viii
mingt0n, Nc.
sehrs-" Anaco." Boiling. Msyagucz II n Moss Go; u
jenkins Mott, Matagorda, &C. eager Lucy Ann luf
krs Jacks0nylle Brett. Nose Co. Col Satterly Davis
Charleston; Argo Sherwood Ncwtern, NC Mary spencer
Washing,on Elizabeth, English, Richmond; Emily Johnson
Cold, Baltimore.
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NIEpIrAL AIp-pR nRrnoRY,s rnrNcm ANrI.

MEDICAL htD-DR. CRECORY'S FRENCH ANTI
wv dots frchc Tor te speedy 81 delicate diseases
without hndrNnct 81 su restriction ~ diet re- ~
contains ard perfectly harmless but u oae Of
that ha ever been discovered u - sesrehins 81 eectry
and drives ont vu Of poison from the ysteu Tho
dose rtlef the cure mild 4 effected
ally from three g. eigt daya Price ~ he Drvg store.
~ novCry qnd Grand rcetf 10 Fulton street tSva
lbncn ~ broadway and ny tho Doctor ~ MS consult
ing rooms y Duane street. ncas centre No charge Toe
consultation,
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large portion of this will probably be called
for the appropriations depend upon proporonable
individual subscriptions not likely to be made. To
pete these works the State issue bonds redeemable
at distant dsyhe current OF the present year
not exceeding SSO0,000.
During the last year the exports to foreign countries
from the province of Copapo, Chile, which entirely
made up Of metals amounted to 81 OIL 461 OF this
3779 exported to Peru S12 40 to foreign ports
$50 TO the United States; 81 s17 to Paris and the
balance s9l32o7, to England. During the last four
months Of the year 1850 the expectation of silver to Eng
land was, average S1500o0 monthly showing
the augmented shipments direct from Copapo way of
Panama.
The rapid growth Of the Sandwich Islands is a matter
Of establishment TO the whole civilized world The an
nexed statement exhibiting the Of the islands
extract from the Ponean for the purpose Of show
ing the progress made from year to another. The
discovery Of gold in California and the impetus given to
the movements Of commerce in the Pacific doubt
tended very materially to benefit the commercial classes
Of Honolulu and Lahaina but it is our impression that
in ess than five years the Of these ports will
be greatly In Of anything yet realised When
lines Of steamers between San Francisco and Canton
and other East India ports established the Sand
wch Islands will become important stopping place
for obtaining coal and fresh provisions. This will afford
the population greater facilities for reaching markets for
their products and greatly enlarge their trade -
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Letter Bags for Halifax Liverpool per steamer Amer
from Boston will close at the Exchange Reading Room
(7 Exchange Wall street, Tuesday 18th inst at quarter
before o'clock Letters 10 prepaid any part Of the
world.
Letev Bags for New Orleans lin advance of the mai)
per steamer Winfield Scott will close at the Exchange Read
ing Room "a Exchanged Thursday May Mt quarter be-
FORE loo ock
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A NTAG0N1sTIC TO rREIUDTcE AND ENrIRIctss,
~ Dr. de Ianeys Medical form-ary tabridged for
rcadnr1 On certain aud r6itie- vfth thahsas
.mercurai Prescriptions &c Price only l2s ycats-
Sold st Az Broadway and, by post o. the Author La
pcnsrd street near Broadway. Consultations gratis
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TYR. \ MoRTAwoRr wouLD SAY TO ruu n vW

nR. \ MoRThMoRr WOULD SAY TO THWtx yUu
~ have contracted diseases "Curs voeas thss IL
Take care Of Thy health devoted naany a. -
profession and have treated successfully hov ands Of pa~
nent Ihsss weo Smn en-. mspn tngy eompisns
excepted. you value your health, Yen All avoid shoss
knavcs VIE unbushinsly tell that ~ only cure
ard that their ore kind Of Madeleine Is All that IL
sary fog sscsse N al M iorms fersoo, whose health hes
liam '''y' -
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for the business Of mixing With capital stock Of not
LEES than 100000 ard may procure bills for circulation
from the Auditor OF Accounts by pedgng than
100000 in stock of the cities that State in
the stocks Of any Of the New England States New York.
or Of the United States government.
The exports from Baltimore foreign ports during
the week ending Thursday Last quite heavy,
amounting in the aggregate to Sl7495l u. The ship
ments Of or reached upwards Of 10000 barrels OF to-
baeco os7 hogheads were exported.
The acting Secretary the Treasury in to let
tiers making inquiries tho subject Of the payment of
the Mexican claims recently awarded by the Board Of
Commissioners sitting in Washington, has published
letter in the papers of that city in which he gives all the
information desired. lie says that the law explicitly
declares that all amounts in litigation must remain in
the Treasury until there has been Anal legal decision,
and the Department does make any
payment in such to trustee who might be
appointed by all the parties claiming interest. In
where there is litigation the amount Of the
awards only be paid to the parties in whose
they respectively made, to their duly appointed
attorneys lie further informs elama nts that all pay
mens viii be made in cash. the situation Of the Trea
sury does not at present render necessary for the De-
partment to resort to issue of i've per cent stock
which the law Of Congress authorized it to create for
the purpose Of making these payments and that stock
will therefore not be issued unless the future necessities
Of the Treasury should require it, No payment wi in
any be made until thirty days after the Board Of
Commissioners closed their awards, which was the
leth inst.
The receipts at the office Of the Assistant Treasurer of
this port, to-day amounted to Sill 4o3 9s payments
Sl1o,52l 54-balance, s4065, 32I 25,
The exports OF cotton from this port during the past
week S,5Tl bales; of which GIG went to Great
Britain l243 to Hsvrc 25s northern European ports
and I5+ to southern European parts
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DR MORRISON IS CONSULTED COMPLIMENTARY
~ on certain diseases which he t ats without mercury,
Recent ssss cured N few days To years psssass
Nsecs sm 70 ,ure nervous dchit &o airing from seif-
Fulton street k.B-ho SEQ tiil cured.
D.IyATE MEDICAL W0xK.--DR. RALrHs PRAc-
teal Irsatne swing try ,.msnt, diet recipes, 10. Se.
~ ensbe eytry one t tfest his Judge
nytr"ted Ninth et'tI,a, AZ pages with plaes-pvss
Mailed hss BY ssdrestsg Bos ~ Pa. once.
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The setting Of Miss Andcrt0n, Miss d. Gouxenhem
Nj otVis. Mr. Harris nr whiting AMI other eminpp.
siists gives the greatest atsfacsion, and from all
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-06-10
Young Mechanics--The Way TO Rise.

We stated last week that few of our me
chanics rose direct from the workshop 10
important places Of trust in. the Republic,
and we also stated that but a few Of the great
many were qualified to fill important situa-
tions even in connection with the trades they
learned. Why is thisl Is it not possible
for men to be as well educated in the work
shop as anywhere else? Do mechanics not
possess the same abilities as those who fol-
low the professions? Yes, Well then, why
is itthey are not in general fitto march out
from the highest and most honorable offices
IN our cOuntryl
The answer is, they do not in general uy
TO qualify themselves TO fulfill their proper
duties, as citizens Of this great republic
We suppose that our mechanics themselves
would be planet-struck, If it was proposed 10
run one Of their number for President. bur
IT is not our object, except in all angular di-
Ieciion, TO point to political situations-we
hope the point however, will not be lost.
We have alluded to the absence OF a taste
for sound and solid reading among our me-
chanics and we have now TO complain of the
absence Of pure and lofty Conversations
The majority Of our young men belong to
tine or military companies, and during their
spare moments, their conversation consists
more in whatthis and that engine can do,
&c., and not about how it can be DONE
Idle, vain and frivolous conversation has
very injurious tendency, like reading bad
books. pure conversation and gentle
manly discussion of useful questions, hos "a
very elevatiDg tendency. Young mcchan-
les. we speak 10 you, in all earnestness; if you
20 rise, you must be enthusiastic about your
business, and tho pursui, OF knowledge con
nected with it. In your spare moments, en-
deavor to seek enjoyment in talking about
the principles OF your trades, seek to know
the why and the wherefore of everything
connected with them, and whatever your
hand findeth TO do, do il we'll and with all
your might. Do not be eye servants, do
not use proiaue language; and give your
selves the best education you possibly can.
Every machnist should learn 10 draw, so
should every carpenter and do not be con-
tent until you fully understand, and can con-
struct every machine, apparatus, or whatev-
er il may be, and can take charge of and su-
perin,end every branch of business connec-
ted with your trades. Men possessing such
qualifications are sure to rise. And what is
to hinder you from possessing such quail
ties, along with character for honesty and
fidelity; and ability! Let every one put this
question TO his own heart Scientific
American
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-06-10
Riot and Bloodshed at Hoboken.

On Monday the Germans of this city with
their families, assembled in large numbers in
iioboken, for tho celebration of ono of their
national festivals called the .Mainfest.-
They were accompanied by several bands
OF music, and had made every preparation to
spend pleasant day. Their number is
said to have been near ten thousand. A
portion ofthem belonged to benevolent and
other societies, whose members dress in uni
form. They crossed tho ferry about eleven
o'clock, and proceeded to their place of rom
desvous at tho cricket ground. Scarcely
ment Of the festivities. when they wero set
upon by party Of rascals called "Short
Boys and riot ofthe most serious conse-
quences to life and poverty broke out. Soon
after they arrived, body of those rowdies
went to one of the German stands, and be-
gan to take the refreshments which had
been provided and otherwise to annoy the
persons engaged in the festival. This nat
urally provoked retaliation Oh the nart of tho
Germans, and one or two Of the "Short Boys'
wero beaten. AS the latter, however. wero
armed. and had gone out on purpose for
tight. they were not to be driven off by sin
gle defeat. Rallying their strength, and
gathering numbers from among the rodwies
ofIioboken, they renewed the attack. They
were again driven of, and reinforcing them
selves by accessions of other rowdes from
New York and Hoboken. they lay in wait
for the Germans on their return to the ferry.
A fearful fight then ensusd, the rswdies as
sauting the Germans indiscrimnately, men,
women and children, and the Germans do
ing their best to repeal them. The scene
is described to have been terrific; great dam
age was done to the houses, and one man at
least (perhaps more) was killed. Justice
Browning, a Iloboken Justice, was badly
wounded, in taking part against the Cor
mans. great number of others were
wounded. About fifty Germans wero afres.
ted and hurried off to jail in Bergen; but we
did not learn that one of the provokers ofthe
riot was taken up. On the whole it is one of
tho most dSgraeeTui ana mu,hnnholv riots
that ever occurred here, and deserves thor
ough legal investiga,ion-[N. Y. Evan
Gelist
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-06-10
New RnTrel Machine.

The Glasgow Daily Mail says; "An inven-
ton has been patented for constructing
casks, barrels, and everything in the coope-
rage line, in a space of time which literally
battles belief. One of tho machines is at
present in operation at the St. Rollox Works.
We have inspected il, and were certainly
astonished to find the staves Of an ordinary
sized dask prepared, put together, and head
cd IN little more than ten minutes. The
thing was perfect-the cutting and ointing
were done with mathematical precision, and
all the hands had really to do was to arrange
the slaves and fix tho heads; all tho test was
accomplished by machinery, and with so
little trouble, that the article was finished
before ono could fancy that hoop was on.
The mechanism, like that of almost all inn
portant inventions. is exceedingly simple: tho
only wonder is, when it is examined, how so
clear and easy mode of doing great deal
of work with very small amount of labor
has not been hit upon before now. The
psIentee Of this great inventionis Mr.. James
Robertson, of Liverpool"
We should not be surprised to find it q
modification Of an American invention, judg'
ing from the brief description in the Mail
i Farmer 81 Mechanic.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-06-10
The Merry Heart.

Tis well TO have a merry heart.
However short we stay;
There's wisdom in merry heart,
Whate'er the world may sayl
Philosophy may lift its head
And find out many flaw,
But give me the philosophy
That's happy with straw.
If life bat brings us happiness
1t brings us, we are told,
What's hard to buy, though rich ones try,
With all their heaps of gold!
Then laugh away, let othors say
Whate'er they will ofmirth;
Who laughs the most may truly boast
He'sgot the wealth of earth!
There's beauty in merry laugh.
A moral beauty too
II shows the heart an homes: heart
That's paid each man his due,
And lent share of what's to spare
Despite Of wis3om's fears,
Aud makes the cheek less sorrow speak,
The eye weep fewer tears.
The sun may ,hroud itselfi cloud,
The tempest wrath begin
u finds a spark to cheer the dark.
It's sunlight is within
Then laugh away, let others say
Whate'er they will of mirth
Who laughs the most, may truly boast
He's got the wealth of eartl
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-06-10
Lines.

"
Written in Lawyers 0Geo on tie approach Of spring
Whereas ON certain boughs and sprays,
No divers birds are heard to sing.
And sundry flowers their heads uprise;
Hail to the coming on of Spring!
The songs of those said birds arouse
The memory Of our youthful hours,
As green as those sprays and boughs,
As fresh and sweet as those said flowers.
The birds aforesaid-happy pairs
Love, mid the aforesaid boughs. enshrines
la freehold nests: themselves, their heirs
Administrators and assigns.
oh. busiest term of Cupid's Court
Where tender plaintiffs actions bring
Season Of frsc and ofsport,
Hail, us aforesaid, coming Spring.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-06-10

FARMERS & mechanics BANK.-At a
meeting of the board Of Directors of this
Bank, held at their banking house in this
city, this day, Elisha e. Litchfeld, was olee.
ted President Of this Bank, in the place of
Charles Howard Esq, resigned, and Pow
EMS l.. GREEN Esq. was elected Cashier
in the place Of =. c. Litchfeld, resigned.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-06-10

4 SrRoSG AsTi-IarRoyEMENT uAH.-
The 70 flowing double enicadrc was perpetra
ted at public dinner few days since. at
Queenstown. G.. w:
"Dam your canals, blast your furnaces, sink
your coalpits, down with your railroads, away
with your electric telegraphs, and over with
vnu- susneni~- tr'7rarn
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-06-10

A BEr or l25,o00.-A singular wager
has been laid in Spain between the Duke of
Osna, and the celebrated banker, Salamanca.
Itis horse against raiirohd. The Duke bots
that his horses shall beat tho locomotive on
the Madrid and Arnjncs Railroad. which is
% miles long! Several horses arc to be en-
ployed and arc to bo tstaioned thus: jock
ey and horse al the Toledo gate of Madrid,
to ride the first league, and deliver paper.
TO the second, who is to bc in readiness with
another horse to ride another league, and so
on. IL is said that the Duke calculates that
each league may be done in seven minutes.
making 40 minutes for tho whole distance
his horses will have to run. The high road
on which the horses have to run - seven
LEAGUES iu length TIE wsgef is icI n'ii.-
s. ~ toafs rTpr 00r
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-06-10
The Worlds Fair.

We find in London magazine, twenty
lanciful definitions of the Great Industrial
Exhibition, furnished by as many different
correspondents. Some of them are striking
and beautiful, while others are amusing for
their quaintness.
Yeast fermenting all the world.
The works of all nations in ono volume.
The harvest-home of thirty years peace.
Brittania giving conveTsazioae to tho
"of fife new puv,rv uvusv ~. .no nIgnway OF
experiment.
The glass hive of tho world, with Indus
try for the quoen-bee.
A royal thought, famed and glazed for all
the world to road.
A laudable attempt to mako tho whole
world Family Friends.
A net spread by the mistress of the seas
to catch all kinds of flesh.
People taking pleasure surrounded by
pdnes.
public exposure of peoples business
affairs.
The cradle of Peace wherein the child of
war will be hushed to repose by the sweet
lullaby of Labor.
The latest and most popular Encyclope
dia of tho Arts and Sciences, written by tho
people, edited by the Prince, printed by the
press of the Times, and published by the
Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowl
edge.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-06-10

LAKE SUPERIOR OIL SroNE.-The agent
of the Carp River Oil Stone Company exhib
tied to us. this morning several specimens
of vory fine Oil Stone taken from their quer-
ry, on Lake Superior. This Stone, Judging
from the specimens and according to Aough-
tons reports, is superior to any thing discov-
cred in this country, for homes, and for shar
poning edge-tools of overy description, "be-
ing preferred" says the report. by mochan
les who have used it, to any other. We un-
derstand that tho LONDON brought down
somo four tons of this stone for shipping east.
The company are now working tho querry
extensively, and it is calculated TO ship, this
summer, somo twenty tons moro. Meohan-
les of the Eastern States will in this Stono
an excellent substitute for tho moro expen-
siyo imported articles; being equally good,
to say the least, and to be had at % por cent
less. Mechanics who have used them in
this city and State for several years, recon-
mend them as superior pnd preferable to any
other stone.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-19
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North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-19
MUSIC STORE!

HAVING returned from the Northern cities, after
making the most careful and choice selection in his
ne the subscriber is prepared to offer to the public
splendid assortment of Musical Merchandise embracing
M U S &c, '
large and general assortment of the popular and
fashionable. New Music constantly received from New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, and any piece not
found in his catalogue can be procured in week.
PIANOS A.' a"6 .' i'
from the best manufactures of New York. Phadelphia
and Baltimore; and superior in workmanship and tone
to any before offered in this adjacent States for
the same prices. . 20 .-".lt '. *a. .a.#
Seraphlnes and Accordians, Violins, VioloncelIOs
... .... and Guitars. 81 ~. 81. .sH
large and elegant assortment of the best Italian
Strings. Persons wishing purchase, either by the
single string or bundle, will find it their advantage
call before purchasing elsewhere.
Schools snd Seminaries supplied with Music, Instruc
ton Books Strings Music paper &c., the most reason
able terms. Also, -... .s tl .,..r..f..
.-z... .. Brass Band Instruments,
Blank Books for Bands, and Band Instruction Books; in
short every thing in the Music Department commonly
sought for and desired. ..
Call one door North of the City Hail. Fayetteville
Street. K w, PETERSIIIA
Raleigh December 25. l6-
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-19
NO. 48.

Near tile Coal Mines on Deep River.
TNHE undersigned having qualified as Administrator
Il with the will annexed. on the Estate of l. K Pratt
decd, will sell to the highest bidder the 18th of May
next. on credit OF nine months, Tract of Land in
Moore County, and within one mile of the Coal Mines
Deep River. and it is probable there quantity Of
Coal upon it, This tract of land has no farm nor i'm
provements upon in contains quantity of the very
best long leaf pines.
This situation sVery desirable for Turpentne farm
for burning Tar, making Shingles, and getting Tim
ber which may be had oD this land ofaDy desirable
There also good Mill site of the tract
This land sale is worthy the attention of the enterpris-
ing OF the State This land, lying in the bend of
Deep River. above the Gulf, within one mile of Peter
Evans Mills, adjoining the lands of VIM. D. Tyson.
George Wilcox, and others, the above articles of trade
will be convenient for boating TO merchants down the
Deep River, or two miles from navigation
By reference to Cornelius Tyson, William d. Tyson,
George Wilcox, the land will be shown, or any in
formation given .a iEp JOHN BOROUGHS.
Orange County, April a, 1851. An sfs., q s62-ts.