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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-06


THE WEArHE.-The streets Of the city yesterday,
were in ms.y places ankle deep in water tie par
oses when making up their minds 70 ford tie torrent
on some Of our crosswAks, pitfu in the extreme
must have conveyed useful lesson to our new city
fathers % they passed ON their way and their
instaation The thaw during the day was very rapid
but last night the again sunk and the sur
face being frozen over caused the walks to be extremely
that" there may be too much Of good thing''
The LATE FiRE IN GoLD STREET The store No. SO
Gold street. where the fire broke on Sunday even
ing, was occupied BY Messrs Fischer psnoforte
facturers, and not by MesMs. schicnsin Brothers,
Co., druggists stated In yestei days HERALD Msssts
Fischers oes estimated at $29 COO 81 oeO Of which
covered by insursncs In the following companies
Hartford, 50 600; People 81 0O0; and Hudson 1000
II. Defot Co., importers ard manufacturers Of willow
ware, who occupied No 80 Gold street. Of the build
iDgs which burned to the ground lose about
and insured for So SEQ in different comp anies No
"a Gold street occupied by Howes carpenter and W.
Gore. watch glass OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and stock
totally destroyed loss, $780, partly covered by in
suIance. No s3John street occupied by Messrs Long
bothsm Jenkins, manufacturers Of finders brands
loss, $1,000. Nos 81 and 95 John street. and three
buildings in Cliff street, romewhat damaged The
total loss is estimated at $4,000.
The NV YoKx HIsToRIcAL SocIErv-This society
hold their stated meeting this evening when they will
proceed to the election officers for the ensuing year
The meeting takes place at their in the Univer
sty, Washington square
SUICIDE ny HArGNG.-A German, ramed Antoine
Schultz committed suicide Sunday night by hanging
bimself with rope The deceased discovered early
in the morning suspended by the neck in yard
dwelling house, No 66 Greenwich street Alderman
Griffin held inquest the body and verdict of sui.
eide was IT ndertd.
A UAkD CASE The police of the Eighteenth ward
found woman, named Mary East Tood at the house No.
30 West Twenty fifth street. where she had died through
the want Of medical attendance It asce-tained tina;
the deceased had family In the city in comfortable cir
cum.ances but owing to some difficulty and misunder-
standing with them she turned into the street after
which he stroled about the streets from place to place
and died. An inquest will be held on the body this day
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vstsr; ssk len e. boarded hs Br schr Alpha q 81
Johns; abe Vas watsylosgsd and abandoned.
Ship Hodsrsk Dhu'(Brl Read: Liverpool 81 days, With
~ So Ion So ship Coquimbo, bound W. The hss
sxpersnoed heavy weathsr the passage lost Sails aad
received other damage She bound 70 Savannah put ints
sap Ysrt:ais' 5:ss liverpool Nov 49, with nd'' and
schr Rnsgold (wreoker) Clarke from the wreck
john NJ hog leland with sail, rsging anohors cables
and bssEage Jones and Johnson Capt
iaehed, soid by auction saturday Last for $40.
schr Arcade Rogers, Calais. 10 days.
Steamer Ksnnebeo. feymour. Philadslpha.
Below.
shir Cathasine (of Psrtandl IA days from Matansas
Also, new ship. from an Eastern Port.
Sailed.
Ships Manhattan Peabody Liverpool; Southernsr Sui.
van, New Oreans Prince do Jonye Conway, Ban Fran.
csco bark Byron, Staokpole. Bordeaux.
Ato steamship Pronetheus Churchill San Juan: ships
I'm pire State, RUSSELL Lverpoo Sophia walker Wisner
Lisboni Memphis Bunker. Norlsans bark Gov Hnokley,
Loring. do.
The brig published in yesterdays paper ths
from Para should have read the brig Abro
tea. Capt Santo.
The schr Penny brought down 10 Pier g. EN-,
10 day. from the Of her builder, Mr. Wesservelt
whence she launched o'clock She mea-
for West India Spanish Main under
command OF Capt Albert Berry. If the reported
shave be must have been the gven
by the builder the Royal Phelps, and published
in our resume lst inst w.
The ship Hiberna MaIony for London yet al anchorn
but unable to learn Of the particulars
Tho packet ship Prince Albert fer London has anchored
the SW spit.
Jan s-Wiad during the day NNw.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY. January b-6 +. M.
Flour did not vary much, though there
5000 barrels sold mainly for home with few
lots for shpme mt the receipts light Rye honr
ard wine meal continued at So SO per Dbl
Wheat moved to the Of 900 bushels mixed Ohio
at Sian advances; and to that Of 70 0O0 bushe
mixed Western. (part on Saturday nipg) a. 65cthe
icmer value D. mestic oats retailed at Ale i6i "a
dscine:--some 406O bushels Prince Edward's Island
brought 4Sc Nothing transpired in rye or barley.
Con THE Atlantics sdvices being considered bet
ter holders recovered somewhat their alarm and exsced
cent better prices at which 5000 bales
taken for export The market closing firm, a. that i'm
pGovement.
FREcHTs Since our last report about 0t0 bales cot
ton have been taken for Liverpool at 1920 At the
close to day, l6d asked The rates for grain and
flour with little Offering, nominal Cheese was at
EOS For London 100 terces rice engaged at POS
Fer Bsvre packets taking cotton at 1sc and the
steamer at &c The rates for ashes, bark and rice
unchanged. For California, rates varied from As &c.,
according to oates Of sailing.
PRousioss favored buyers-the sales embracing but
go bos prime and mess pork, at $40 37l5 $l3 S7a,
and sl4 62h SIS l2a; some prime and mess beef ut
"a % SIS SO and So 81 SILL $50 bbls and 30 kegs
lard s14c. and "a csc and l5s bbs beef hams,
al S13 60 respectiyely
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Passengers Arrived.
LoSDoNship Charlotte Read-M Meyers and lady Jor-
dan and lady, Hosier, Master Wagner.
Passcnxers Salad .

s child sg R.iss ana @
xs PE:ss ssd sxo shiS.sS MI: syiys.ssi
Tnslsy. fistt Sits; Mr.: Bsnessr and servant
.na
.slii CLARE sns ns ai "
Esiu..s H'ss as
Tiffany and wife, Ranney. Dstsel wife, and tws
Sss f$' SS'%iss ss
e n.,:s sisI ansA F;s:sss Vi: ossI
sansr sS sus
xFissk s'sd VI M a H
ha:s HYDE Wssvs' Nsbeussi A paashos,
aSsss'y sss s'ss;
s s.'5Ss ae sssssiss
%:ss; xsssE. ysssfsess
Ssney Reasra bsnsy a Bird HA say%si
YIN Briggs. Sam A Irahe I woodruff. BIsyp, Jas
SSs IS $ I'is s ssssI
iRsas; La9S; swan ss.py psva Placer. 70,
Geo
s.s'
Mitchell Daniel stiekgey Jacob Mestle, Keller,
hsa aaeH ca m w.s Martin wss
ring, Boyd W Bracket Nc Donald bailey WATTS s
Woods. Woods Bucton W Wright. II Hol-
Pels. s Van Keusen, NJ Harloe Barrett. Borsoh,
M.rr w @ ss.,
Reed, w Reed, Doyle. Cosg,ove. W II Moody. =
Simpson. VIM Dormln, Raford, Sleeper,
FCastie, Joel Thomas, D Russ Harvey. Rsdlegh
Bean, Bean Parncl Thompson, q Kent, b s Kent,
sK bennett Woodman. g Boyinston i NJ Flanders, G
alden Moss, Gay. Geo Copeland Anton Layer. VIM
Quincy, Alden Loomcr Stetson, Geo Calder wood john
S,yss VAN ahrmPson yspsi spear WoSsss Wsss.
we'll, Robert crayt on A shepard, Dralo j r william.
ssen, Geo Tohn. King; ! Franjoy Reed D G Pscl
Folsom Bill fras a'V9 aa2rison. John Corr.
soT: crs o ssD c h Ass sy o
Try Pusher nsher. Geo Pusher AcMaster Levi Nc
hester; Reed Cornell, Cam. Lcush,on. Oil
Matthews, N Flint. Butler, Nichols. Jas Gray,
RiGhsrdstn Abbott Perry SEQ Mcintosh, Welt
kass pdns ra Dsys M a 9a
simpson. MoCurdy,W Hosfore S Lowey. R Lowe. j
smh oBran F LoeSHood, b TroiicS. Ms.h,ws'
Stephens. Joel Psrs ms. L Tinkham, Evans, VIM g
Fitch Farrand Taylor. cuphen Richd Spring DAVID
Morris Ryan. VIM Moulson Meth Flanders, Uhas L Smith,
James htGulyer IL MoWilliams, Neish, Pomroy Tho
seaiey " Cornell, Ann No,ssn Hosea cro1solisss
Brown, Green. TuttIe Hardy, J Norshrup, II
GNortL1pp Flanagan. AT spencer Dennis Xsee, Mrs
Jas Saoney Dani Winney, Mrs Winney EW Doane Corn
Gleason Knsen. Ssencer John Mulhanan: George vaa
nnse neyn nss hs M rssSn kSsa' gnn
Rooney and 2boys Murray.
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Died.

OF sunday, 4th instant, at TX PM, LypIK CRANE,
vii. Of ~ Samuel Banks in the esth year Of her age.
attend funeys at her late residence lois broadway,
bis day. Jan. at NJ, Tl'po"' iur'her INV
atisn.
Darbury Times and Bridgeport Farmer please COPY.
At CINCINNATI on the 18th ult Major WN OLIVER late
roirmaster OF that city.
January 8, WATERS A. CLAYTON, aged Sc.
The relatives an friends Of the family snd the men,
ere Ct the New York Typographical Society OF Colum.
eis Lodge No. l. and Mount Hebron Encampmens No /,
9. Of O. +. The Grand Grove Of Directors, Sylvan
d., and Of Manitou Lodge OF Free and Accepted Ma
eng ard the mbers OF those aterni.ies generally,
are invited to sttend the funeral Thur sday Sth in
slant at O'Clock NJ. no 1O7 Smith street be-
tween Butler and Baltic streets Brooklyn.
On Saturday evening Jan s. Mrs. ELizABETH McKIN
BIEARIEy. wife OF Andrew Bleakley and daughter
u the late John Dunscomb, aged % years montas and
i2days
.hose OF her brother, Alexander IL Dunscomb,
recuully invited to attend the funeral at 2 o'clock
his afternoon from her late residence 40 Hamcrsly
rect The deceased will be inferred in Green wooi
Cemetery.
On Sunday, 4th instant, MARY HoBARr, infant child of
Edward and Ann Augusta Bradley aged 10 months
Funeral this dsy, Jan g. at ~ A. NJ from Forsieth
street near Lexington avenue.
On Monday morning, Jan. 8, RICHARD HEwsor aged Sc
hiends Of tn. family are invited to attend his
tuLeTal this afternoon at o'clock from No. 36 Henry
On sunday, January 4, at 4 2. NJ, after lingering
iiinesss CATHAKINr, wife Of Caleb Tompkns aged IS
The relatives and friends Of family are respectfully
invited TO attend her fuDe this afternoon 1T O'Clock
rom her late residence 200 Greenw ch street without
furtle r nvits tion.
On Monday, Jan after short but severe illness,
CA1H.Ri>r A only daughter Of Jane and the late w.
thatcher, in the 231 Year Of heI age
Her friends and relatives OF the family affection
stry Invited to attend her funeral Wednesday, Jan
z ut ii o'clock from her late residence. Ill Greene
street without further invitation
on Monday. Jan. 8, Of consumption, Miss JEsrInE G.
fulLtR, aged 80 years and months.
The relatives ant friends OF tn. family respectfully
invited to att.d her funeIn Wednesday, jan T. at
| o'clock p NJ, from the residence Of her brother in
law. g. Peet, No. 189 West Twenty fourth street.
Fret month 9th at the resdence OF her in Law
Isaac Nash HEs1kn ALwAisr, aged SIS years.
Funeral this Sd cay Mt clock from 193 Third street
Der iends and The fr nds Of the family invited to
attend.
~ his parents residence DC Forsyth street saur
isy jan 8. Of scarlt tina, DAVID WILLIAM scorT only
sc Of Robert and Cecilia Scott OF the city Of Da
In.
His remains will be inferred at GIeenwood Cemetery
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jan i-s prop osssola Hull NYoEs sehrs onses Bsily
0sviA and WIN Bowen Ksnney. NYork barb TriSon Tor
Apelashiools, went this morning.
2d-Arr sloop America, Ssurges, DO. Sid sohr HALL
Babson. Norfolk.
PLYMOUTH. Dec 30-Arr psndsncs, Baltimore.
rORTsAOUTB, Dec Starr sokr Bay State Norfolk. via
PORTLAND, Jan i-Arr schr Jos Baker. Anss, NYorh
zd-Arf brig sarah Hillsboro for Phiadelphia (esk
ing bedy Cid ship John Harris (new SIS Sons) Har-
mon NOriesns SID baris American, Trinidad; 4 Kins-
Nm M leroy niisn Hay.nA; 30 yaso, Cardinal; enss
Cuba.
NAH 5ls senrs Zephyr and Peru, NYerk sid 26th chip
EAssesn Sssss Aoorn NYori bark lido Kimbal. Ingra
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov25-sld ships Emily Taylor Shan.
Boston; Laura. valparaiso.
SALEM Jan Pin pors at dark brgs LyrA Buokspors
Mary Ann Of surry scar. B.o q 0irinsson North Siar
TROAAeTON Dec 22-cid brig C.rssa. Davis. Norisans;
2h, bark Beynton (new 4 tonsl Smaley ApAlaohioo.
(new, ll08 tonsl, Watts, do.
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nITimE INT LLIeMs 0h
Movements OF the Ocean steamers.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. s, iss2
Cleared.

Cleared
steamthip Prometheus Churchill San Juan, ID Allen
Ship Prince Albert, Meyer Lsndon Grinnell, Mnturn
Co.
ship star Of tho West, Brown Liverpool, Thompson Il
Nephew.
ship Memphis Bunker, Now Orleans. VIM Nelson.
Ship Consr,ts, Sherman New Bedford. Rowland As.
pinw all.
Bark ysrnen, Faye, Savannah. sturse, Cicarmsn Co.
Brig Velocity tBrD. White London, Bell Son.
Brig Caroline, Patten. 81 Mays, Nesmsh Il sons.
schr Elisabeth Arcularus. Pierce, Mayagues White
Il Co.
sohr Forest, Small. Darien, Thompson Hunter.
scbr Matilda Wells Griffin, Charleston, McCresdy
Il Co.
schr Yorktown Latouree Petersburg Jas Hunter Ce.
schr Harriet Hallock, handucf, Wilmington, N Mo-
sohr sylvie. Bourne Philadelphia, Jas Hand.
sloop Rev York, Hill Charleston, Geo Bul kley.
Arrived.
Stes mhp Empire City Leeds Chsgrcs via Havana, Doc
80 with passengers 70 Roberts Has experienced very
heavy weather on the passage.
Snip Caroline Read tof Provdence) Read, London, AZ
dsys with dse and 100 passengers to Master Nov 81 oil
came in contact with Norw brig Anna Colby
sneep Porsmo nth for Norway; carried bobsay
0ntwaer the brig Lost her mainms9t took from her
CONAN Dec s. lat 49, Ion AZ experienced heavy gale from
vertrAd fsme date ssw Br ship WAoosa, bound W;
h. siTtei f.fg- b. Aria deck house and bosts
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan D. 1907
The fiis from The south-Intrruption Of the Post Route
pa al Railroad Accident &c.
The mails south Of this in the utmost confusion
The first received 1T the Philadelphia post Office since
Saturday afternoon, was the made up in Washing
ton on Saturday evening, which came to hand about
noon to- day, having made dstour Of than fifty
additional miles the Baltimore and Susquehanna
York and Cumberland, ard Columbia railroads The
passengers bound for Washington and the South
we'll those coming THE way, have all been force
to undergo this additional delay and expense in con-
sequence Of the running Ice in the susquehanna
forming insurmountable obstacle to the passage
of the ferry boat belonging TO the Baltimore line
The necessity of a railroad bridge across that
sire am at some point Havre de Grace becomes
apparent every year The great mail route connecting
the North with the South interrupted in this
every winter when the cold is sufficiently intense to
create large body Of ice upon that stream The egis
ature MARI is all that stands In the way Of this
measure Two years since bill for the erection the
bridge by the company, was defeated by only few
votes
killed early this morning by the cars from
Columbia Tor Harrisburg, when Mount Pleasant
The unfortunate man walking upon he tracs and
no doubt, saw the cars coming but suppong the ain
upon the other track continued TO walk aid m M
oveitaken and crushed TO death. l. happened b.
fore dsyg and the perstns the tram Aid not
zee m until too late His name IL tuppo.ei to L4gt
teen Iiawbucker, farmer, living IN tie yisinty.
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TeIeCraphic Reports.

new ORLEANS, January .. 1852
Cotton-sales oday 900 bales Prices have not been
affected by the Aricas Strict middng is quoted
at 7tsc.
CHARLESTON, January 4, 1852.
The sses Of cotton Saturday were SEQ bales at e1
Sc the bulk at the latter price. The market has de-
ciined an eighth: and is depressed.
CINcIrNATI, Jan. 5, 1852.
Hogs are firm, at 81 90 a 81 95 sales were made Of
at0(o0 barrels Of bulk meat at SIC for shoulders 64c
ier sides 400 barrels Of lard changed hands, at re
feghts to New CLEANS again lower pork 70c There
plenty Of wat er, and the river is still rising.
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.

CFARTE5TON, in 5.
Arriwd-Shps Margaret. Liverpoo sesostris. GLASGOW
brig EN- lily, NYorkj sol 70 arren, dol Ses Mark, Mill
stone Point.
fsiled-Brig Clement, Boston.
Nh-Afrived-Ship Columbia, EYork; bscs Ferdin and
Sunderland; Clinton do schr Sarah Nash, Me-
Saled-Sobrs Union, Baltimore; Be Sharp 3 Northern
ports Ltnise NYork.
At anchor the ship Eeomie Liverpool injured
in spars and eakipg. having Friday Eornng O'clock
in contact with the brig Delaware, Savannah
tlsth) Philadelphia the brig the saved
in their clothing only The cargo consisted Of lbs bills
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On the goth December, by the Rev John Little, Mr..
RoRERr LEIGH WAEpLAw CT Csstlederg county Tyrone,
land to Miss MATILDA BUCHANAN, of Glenmaquin,
county Donegal, Ireland.
On Monday morning, Jan 5, by the Rev. Wm Patton,
D. d.. MIR. NA1HANIEL b. DAY, Of Philadelphia, to Miss
elizabeth A. daughter Of Howell Dobbs, Esq Of this
city.
In this city Monday, the 9Th instant, by the Rev
w. RowlaDds, ELISHA TRouGHToN, Esq, to Mrs JANE
aicH.Rps, both OF New York city.
At Brooklyn, Jan 5, by Rev DR.. James L. Hodge, Je-
.trH h. MCFARLAND to Miss SARAH GRHGoRy, both OF
>ew York
January 1, by the Rev Father Quinn, Mr.. CHARLES
ArnoS to Miss Bridget OCoNNoR daughter Of the late
Andrew o'Cenpor, Esq, both of this city.
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SHIPPING,

SUIPPlNas
NJ oTICE-STEAAsHlP ATLANTIC. FROM LIVER.
~ pool, will commence dischArgng under general
deIs 20 morrow Wetr esday, 7sh January. 1852 At
o'clock r. M, at her BERTH foot OF Canal street Consyu
will please send their permits board and attend
the receipt Of their goods Immediately
EDWARD X COLLINS Il 90,
-. -nsrERS Or ALL VESSELS BOUND
IN ftf sR will pe.se have two reportsof
Atan. passengers' names &C.,
x W., sny eth.E thing you may think Of n's II a
tons in San Francisco, which will be called ycar
arrival by Commodore Robert Martin, Marine Rsprter
for the Alt and News Room and late Of the New York
REWARD OFFERED FOR INFORMATION LS
" to what pier the brig Osceoa Is in this city
J.B. BABCOCK, l?5 Greenwich street.
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DE. HUNTER, pKopRIEToR OF TEE OLD ANp

1 IN HUNTER, PROPRIETOR OF TEE OLD AND
iohS estssiifhed HuntoTisn Dspensary Ne. Division
neM hork city, cures private diseases In as many
shey nave been years standing Don't be humbugged
ne quaeG aocors but call and Dr. Hunter At oRoe,
ore tpLying elsewhere to be robbed health kad
Honey here are few who dood tho doctor 10 publish
en You cured mo in four weeks OF dreadful
vse that broke out all over me, aud the effects of
curry was 90 reduced laid more than year
hsu becb given up by dozen doctors. JOhh Ed" you
cured me IN tho time Of the cholera in three weeks ofa
most Dreadful disease of than years stnndinr
sf three other doctors bad net only given mp SAID
~ vita their lives worth n room
with me. John Burey, Piote Cook" Twelve yesrs
ago, applied TO London physician TO be CURED az
certain dsease he me wall three veey
ess than two ths broke out again tiled six oihors
with the cheot and COS Thoroughly III al ss.
and headed monster until SALAD a. on, ~.
ptnshfy four years ago AMI ever since s a. sUr a.
any man living Edwin Coffin" This ia tle onI~
plsoe whtrs he great ,cmedy Hlnters Drop caa 10
kennhe Tree one collar onlp tais remedy secures Ia
psuent s mss any secondary attacks and tho on ram
psrisAos, hysu truss 70 any other. = ''''' sci.
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DR: RAPE, AuTnoK or TAx PRACTICAL Psi.
and6Ga o'oloot NJ. taandny oseep,edJ No 81 reen-
1ch nsreet From hc uncommon medical sdyantaEeg fs
author has enjoyed ons which he would insaaso sa,7s
sesded several yesf IN Ps for he purpose sag
abose ass:ses ioicged BY long ems very oxasys
nrsctce, defotod exclusively 70 hs speciality no s.n rh
Qua hesitation, promise in tho severe ana oos
ss.eo ossos - secondary disease &c. o 3d. more oer-
l Hsc and radical ouros thtn bs obtained fro, sry
onsl source " ancres rhost who apply In the earl cr
slages OF dossos viii be Krasfed BY th s.so AMI
q he cure which is osten effected In very fen day,
IhEat waiting rooms are ptoydee. r.. srcsrsn bv is,
yer Addrssn hox b6S Post Omss " -
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EARTHQUAKE. A slight shock OF an earthquake
VS. fR ~ ~ fh.ta@ on tas Nc $50. n tsiif19
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ME DICAL.


40 FEE TILL CURED.-DRS. COOPER MURPHY
Roosevelt street. from their long prac.ice and
essiona knowledge, be relied for shcss
half cnred cases the resuls msractes Tbs
Doctors London Diploma be the once. N.
Entrance Ne. the hall door afcrds
MO FEE TILL CURBD-DR. CoRBETT 10 DUANE
~ street. be consulted oonfdentialy the
ment Of delicate diseases Twentyone practice
bes Dr. 70 perform speedy ard permanent With
g. has attained emnence in this branch Of the pro
feaa second TO in America all in need Of
medical eurgica aid apply with certainty being
honoraby dealt with. DR.. G. Is member Of the Unysrs
81 ny Of the city of New YORK.
nR. MORRISON Is CONSULTED CoNFIDENTIALLy
on certain diseases which he treats without
Recent he in three days Thiytwo years
tice enables him to those debtes arising so.
sbpee and restore original vgor See his Lon Dpoms
~ his private once AJAX FULTON street. No cured
nR. COOPER. IA DUANE STREET HAS FOR TAN
last ninseen years devoted his practice to the
ment OF mefoural and other Diseases
aggravated diseases and mild in da,s.
strsngers don't be deceived By mposter in Rocs-
vtlt street, Chatham street. left Dssrs
street See diploma. in office. With in
medicine and surgery this Try ever produoed
perfect charge.
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nB: JOHNSON, NO. II DUANE STREET, 80 WA
A. known In Tho treatment Of delicate diseases ire Do
sore reputation for skill those nv.
existed for years. emincnt Constitutional
brought on by secret habit efectna cured Sss-.s
ssos ourod In four days. perfect oharss
nR. WARhGS, no. hOTr STKEEr, lie GsNYILSs.
~ italy consulted diseases Thirty Yeas pr.oSsa
snshles bim 10 wishout mercury cara -
from three 70 fvo days N. R-Dont 30 dceei,ee
2setennionr Of Quack In street. si. y.t
exception. the only qualified London surgeon in hs OFT,
nR. DE LANEY WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFoax
his friends and the public generally that although hs
does Ios advertise but occasionally still oontnusa 4,
devote his whole attention to the ali
diseases, daily from A. NJ till r. NJ, Sund MED
III highly mpsrthnt that persons aG ced with those
plants should on III fret OF disease apply 10
physician, who understands this class of disorders in All
Their various forms and stages and sight ais
y, gush slight local Inflammation from bad constitu-
tonh disease, rs very little proper medicine in the frS
pace may save months Of sickness rnd anguish Dr, da
Lancy has probably had experience ia curing those
dsenses however long standing difficult. thar -enersy
ias 70 the lot OF physician, having by his
attention and extraordinary success gained Reputation
which calls patients from s parts Of the country
MS tdviee and medicines He 10 also tho only inventor
those ingenious anparatusa which the deporbe
tequnces OF early improper habits without being
only certain cure existing for tholc ptns Particulars
gysn gratis postpaid applied for. Dr. de Laney Is de-
rniped let the expense what IL that Of
bus patients shah have shs best medical tres.mens tas
street, md afew steps from Broadway.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-06-23
OBITUARY.

Departed this life, on the 18th inst, in Wash
ngton city, after short illness, Mrs. SARAH A.
G T2I r eqnsert Of Dir; JAMES A. CoEEr, in the
and exemplary christian, a fond wife and an at.
fectionate mother; to the poor she was ever an
transformations benefactress, and TO her large cir
Gle of acquaintance the kind and generous friend
During her last illness she attested the sincerity
and strength of her religious hope. She frequent
ly invoked the holy names Of Jesus, Mary and
Joseph and with her last breath commended her
departing soul to their heavenly keeping A duti-
full son offers this humble tribute TO the memory
of kind, indulgent, and afIectlonate mother. May
she rest in peace. W. L. B.