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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-09-29
DR., EATON


Says that in the months of November and
December, he has seen hundreds of these plants
sending out near their roots broad, thin, curved
ice-c.ystals, about an inch in breadth, which
melted during the day, and were renewed in the
morning. For more minute and analytical
description of it, the reader is referred to Tor
rey & Gray's botanical works.
It's MEDICAL History AND PROPERTIES
Are far the most important, since upon these
depends its value to the community. DR.. Lou
don says that in 1899 it was so valuable in Eng
land, that it was cultivated from seeds. Ever
since 1906.
PROF. Ives, OF YALE COLLEGE,
Has habitually used it with great success in
Scrofula and Chronic Disease, and through him
its virtues were made known, until, as DR.. Ty-
Ter says, sit is now in this section New Ha-
veni common article in domestic practice for
the cure of Scrolula and cutaneous diseases"
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ihhJ "iSSNSN W il'
Dr. D. A. Tyler, of New Haven CT.
Relates the following case. Mr. c., from 4
child, was afflicted with the Scrofua, and hac
also Glandular Swelings on the neck. AT the
age of l6 he was much worse had eight alb.
scesses on the neck, three ulcers on the shoul-
der and three on the hips. He consulted Drs
Munson and SpaIding of New Haven, but all TO
no purpose. In 1876, when forty years of ape.
Mr.. Smith, farmer from Long Island observ-
ing Mr. c. with his head drawn on one side. and
unable to labor, advised him to try the Rock
Rose regularly, which he did for four weeks
The ulcers broke discharged and healed, and his
head resumed its natural position, and he went
regularly to work
! The value of the Rock Rose has also been SET
forth by DR.. Tyler, of New Haven, CT, in dis
sertation avowedly prepared for that purpose,
which afterwards, at the request of several of
his medical brethren, was published in pam
phlei.
We quote from the preface He saws that
since the delivery of this address, "the plant un-
der consideration has been more fully tested its
virtues developed, its character better establish
cd. This dissertation is published by the advice
and appreciation of several medical friends
The object of 1t is TO lay before the profession,
and ~ P"0iiCi tne virtues OF Fir:rt toe Irs,.ck
neglected.
The Rock Rose is plant of rare medicinal
virtues, and unrivalled as curative agent in
Scrolulous diseases. cannot but express the
desire, inclosing this statement that ii NAV be
louuG to lessen the suferings of our deceased
and dying humanity. EDWIN K. WARREN,
New London, April 3. 1852.
Manufactured by VIM. FRANKLIN g.
Co., New Haven CT.
For sale by J. Ii. C. Miller, Jackson
o., and wholesale by VIM. NJ. Kohl &
Co., Cincinnati, o., general agents for the
west.
Aug II, '53 9O-ly.
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In Women, The numerous complaints and
ailments which case such gloom over their spir.
its, Few doses Of the Renovatlng Resovent
will quickly remove and the most Nervous
Gloomy anu Depressed, feel healthy, Strong aud
happy.
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This tsb~ exhibits At glance the import and export
trade Of the por in July 1852 and 1853. The iacrssss
IN the value Of ia ports in July 1858, the
mostb in 1852 was IS es4o!l, and the increase
ports in the same time WAS % 2s4,4so. Ths Of
imports exports for ths month this year was there
fore, - 800 ,6sl greater than in July 1881. It will
seen by the above comparative statement that there
bses Increase this year In every iem The value Of
domestic merchandise exported last month gre ster
tbas IN sDy month Of 1852 The value OF roeraaaadse
imported in July this year, was greater thAa in any
month last year.
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nAxRTMONY nADA EA89, on now 10 WIN 4
II Lovsr.-Presssc. Lswtoa, bosesa. fcru.sty " I0pc
pale piA 6eesssess v snssse sAes o sentiensa wl
Ne devote1 aMeaMevs 0Anv o. me oppoAlea -
sartIsaang tkst all may b. msRsisA isscspsuLp Il -
= .rrsNs.1 vs6 .acs ans dxscasy MsA 1sSscilps
49,: 49, 49,. +. siFx OIL II. sGI1Ne NJ
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HkNRY 7. LEEDS, AUCTION EER-LARQR AND
IL peremp'ory sale OF rosewood black walsut and
begapy furniture at auction, this Fay August at ley
o'clock 1t the large wi Broadway near Fourth
street.
Henry T. Leeds will soil above one Of the largest aud
beet household furniture sold
auction sng OF spendidy carved roiewood osrlor
suites covered in the styles satin hrooado
and brocaisie purple and CRIMSON plush black walnut
or sutes in plush and brooaee; mahogany do hair
cloth and carved etgrss srbe to p
carved marble tsble vhite gold ssd Esyp
t4nds &c carved fancy and paror ohArs In rose
wood, mahogany, and walnut; richly covered VoltaiSe
rocking shogany sidebosrds Hall furniture
in large W smely oak walnut mahogany and
wood hat and table stands with chairs to match also,
bronze do marble top tables dining extension tables
III oak rosewood walnut Richly carved rosewood AMI
bureaus and washst inds marble
spring mattresss Paasse lsnhets toilet ware.
nantel ornan<Ats, &c.
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UTNB ARTS

NyuE RHyNysB BELGIAN GALLERY or PAINTINGS
b. living GerBaa end betesaa nss.~s, y eDsa AAaAy
6sa 10 A. T. ~sSA - z. ~, y ths u ~ Hat1sal
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WOR SALE.

bsst avenues: ths win b lot aalease for sale
lsquirs st d Division street.
EoR sALE-A .wEILEsrABLIsHED WHOLESALE
farm city property would " s..sn in s10hans' AP,
EoR sALR-sIx BUILDING LOTS. kcH ONE HUN
They sissssss o. the Long R.roaS
about hys minutes walk from tho pss .Sd progressing VII
E,oR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL TRACT or THIRTY
acres Of level fertile lass situated the shore of hs
south Bay fifty miles from New York and fcqr from shs
farm Of 200 tanning house aarse barn.
or apply to HORACE O. RANDALL Yaphauk Loss Ieland)
EoR SALE OR TO LIZA WIDE, WELL BUILT
two and half story house with all the modern i'm
be Ninth and Tenth s s,s
sts Inquire at the efos Of the Aven..g pest
sidenes in the city Of Nsw Brunswick N si.usssd
Bsy'Ia street within A.. minutes walk Of the Rs,o.d de-
s. with ~ e.
se.ri, new, finished STYLE. With als,s modsra
improvements This house In all desirable
lars pquirs the office Of the Journal Of smm.ros
E0R SALE OR LEAsE.A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
sest Hudson kver within convenisat distance the
eight d land weili~provsd fruit sbund.nes
Russl Home Broadwsy Pest once.
TOR SALE OR ExCHANGE.-A Parry HAVING
half in 'eress in featuring ssssbushnsnt in
~sn ss q Pss sS :n' 'di
pos Of sh; same for cash T b
yn. Or elsewhere productive farm ,tus.sd within
ssn % aassn Ss Tusos
Broohyn. post paid will receive reply II their application
HOTEL IN NEwposT, T. 1.-THE P,RopssTY
ghtfu part street offers. for sale
amps extend saSiss far be- re-
su,sa for hotel There anal on tho rs,r Of
stable csrrisss house 80 The location Of this property
.aTp.s.s tss and pro1smsut would it /.
for r. hs snd ~,
For more particular inf0r%atSn spp as 70 %,
lsrgs business With uns1pirsd LEASE
3. to 1fs II ss %
MACHINE SHOP FOR sALI-suITAsLH FOR LIGHT
Ni work steam engine !six horse powsrl shaftinE.
Apply at s. Chambers street running 'f1'f'
MOST VALUABLE PROPERTY IN McHA0ND VA.
M r s.sIhe usaerssnsd offers for sails or lease th.i
s:ass,ss y sa:n !: and plaster ,ia .sa.ssi
2: eap.Ss
thres pairs Of burrs The buildings ss o. nall 70 ~ -
's CARVING on ss.@
&c
IN a ni ). s rom shs BUILDING. 10 Il: Ssr
the swners g put engines Or ether heavy articles beard
TS.rs ar. two a. hal. acres rsS"s
m 70, s o.sns ns ps ia T. q:
foundry pu eopboing every advantage economy
Oh. ''N''' ), Es 1Ass sAdas 1HpTs,
Richmond. Virsinis-
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CLGTHInG, 80,

CL0MMQ AND YURNITURn wANrnD-LADm1
~ ARd gsntaDsa having Auy dispose Of sAn re- ssvs
fair cash price By ssndns the sssrss west BrosdYA)
place. Cap6 stesst saA - Weat BroAavN or by lct
by Mrs.. Cohen.
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AdHLINERY AND DREssnAKINo RsTARLIsHMENr
for sasths prSIri.,o, Of the Oldest and ,,coosey
Ii. business TO offer for s.l. To eater
portusi,y such seldom oos1rs which present.
wSss 1Sus - 70 a
The stand Of the best !, Broad yay and ths
every in tts UaioA, bringing Business thaa
can h a. ~ Hs.s b. & m
from Of NAV Tn. stock, furniture hxturss 80.
dollar. in eash is equivalent, and r,inaing
psscf gwen That the bushes. will realize fGnr tlou.aas
s seaa. The
s ss residences ss. Win !. Nth
SSss - ssss long n' n the
he isssai,s second ssss Sss.ss
NIovILTY FOR sALE.-A REAL CHANCE TO MAKE
IN ortuns In the country. Please adore" A. A. herald
DAINT WORKS FOR sALR.-THR MILLS MA
Paint Company the best mineral paint in market, will b
sold terms For particulars apply a depot
Darn CHANCE FOR INvEsTxENT-lso ACRES OF
~ first quality Of land well located in Carroll county
'i'' FOR f'''hi II CO.. t!ol Sh.m.sr street.
GALE OR ExCHANGE-THE ADVERTISER HAS
s AZ s soo or Kind ".. as go n
like sell exchange improved proper
w. In around New York address, Home Herald ofoe.
Two HOUSES AND LOT FOR SALE a sArK AND
profitable nvestment Tho front and houses with
lot situated s93 Twelfth street. two doors
: su IN III e.. ssss eli 3 ny
provsments and il pleasant location They produce
reasons Of the sac made known on the promises N D.
They will be sold very reasonably.
RIO LECTURERS. EXHIBITORS, ac-Fos SALE, A
mos, magnificent and gentee exhibition, solely 40
count Of the present proprtor inability Of attending
gnifceBcs and grandeur unequalsd. Everything
pete and calculated to attract immense a.
nss or esBtleman wishing to travel this is very sI
c~ent opportunity che subject Is and Of shs high
order Of merit VIII be sold for oncthrd Of Whist
business lucrative occupation Address through general
poet Office paid Leoline care Of Ostrander Coontss
Zip.
ITO TINMpN-IN A GREAT THoROUGHFARE, ONE
Of tho oldest and Rest stove sheet iron tin
tools fixtures and leas. Of house. be sold
able terms present. rented 70 tenants at 1853 yearly
store back ROOM and double basement workshops Apply
~ 246 Canal street.
ITO MAcHINISTs, LOCKSMITHS, AND OTHERS
For sale small business with tools, fixtures 40. In
tho npper part Of the city all well doing ..ndition
per week, and will BE- sold NJ low valuatsn good
portun TO man, who wants TO be his boss
Bad forcing the advertiser OF the CITY Address
r. O.. Herald Office
THR ADVERTISER WANTS TO SELL HIS MANU-.
partner with 81 COO who must be active and honorable
his whole attention to the business Notes. sd
dressed TO g. G., Herald ofnoe, viii be attended TO-
ITO DACUERRIOTYPIsTS-AN EXCELLENT APPA
for horse buggy gold watch. Address w. Herald
once.
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sAa.ws NJ AUCTION /,


tn. IDSr.h,m sal. Of .sa n ssS
william stirst comprising desirable varsity o. h:uss-
vi. s:s viii sss: s: .. p'i:
s: :Stai
AuGIry%%N rGTcSnTISs BELL! AUcrISsE.E
w. will be cold Without Al 400 Pearl ss-eet
ct g. Gss.si x
% Re- in M a.us1 * AL
must be paid same day
UCTIoN NoTICE.-THos BELL, AUCrIoNEBR.-
ssSs "asS sf
osos. all ths pressing %ssa.s' blocks
several L. Wis eowans msshiaes and ali tho superior s
ees for carry Ing on the business force pump e'r d. SEQ
hans osus,
A ucTIos SALE o. soRpgAn enoP ,RrI, WITH
ses at Pros pect vii rdhau Wsstsbsstvr ~ New
ss5. =. piazza.
na a about % aeps d oasa
MIL In Gr"ps on q the most desirable 'nd 'n
LBEKT NIcoIAY, NOR ca gen n;
At auction, Wednesday August 1858 At 10 O'clock
e %ia s aa sIss bs
Sex ding glass and ehns plated ss.tors t.sss Rr
isss and Xii &c s :s
ever, pu1oSasss Sa.sosus. On shs morning
CORPORATION sALE:wrgsLIc NOTICE Is HERE
by given that sale will take place public yards
esdsy next iOth inst of such goods Of
:i; 5 'ss
July last BY order
GEO; WHITE, Superintendent Of Streets -.
Sale at yard In hivingtos street Goerok IL NJ aAA
On Jane street, near " ssbington, 2 r. n.
n 8. HOUGH. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE or
~ s)ses, fnrpit pier gsse vel
carpets 30 6o, this day August at 10 sM NJ.
16 West Twenty first street seventh Eighth
This sale will embrace large variety Of
most elegant rosewood and other furniture and
brocatels made by the hest makers In the city
rats order In the sale DO found ID
In brC catee and plush rosewood card and
stegers pier glsssss elegant curtain sorncs DO
wood marble top bureaus washstsnds French bsdssesd
stands de-; also variety OF china aate
ransnts inaA clocks velvet aad tapestry brus
sells carpets three ply asd ingram do; valuable aud
choice collection Of oil paintings and well executed line
slanksts holsters piilo quilts countsrpapss also,
large quantity ofmAhogany and maple chamber fursts
cutlery aud plated alro rosewood piano
With eolian attachment made Gilbert of
peIior touch tone, and modern finish Catalogues
ing Of sale.
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ITO TINMpN-IN A GREAT THoROUGHFARE, ONE
tho Oldest and hest Sbshed stove sheet iron tin
ard kitchen furnishing stores In the city, with the stock
lease Of house. 70 be sold
able terms A. present. rented 70 tenants at 1853 yearly
leaving the Of S annually fo large
store back and double basement workshops Apply
Ca Etr
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Total value If merchandise exported, week
ending July 80 1853. .................. 81 0Sf 056
do. specie do. do...... 1858 81
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 46lk37S
During the ssDe week the value Of mp ports
figured up ......................... So sos 6s4
Excess Of imports over exports In one week $50
The import and export trade Of this port during tbs
rosth 81 July was unusually largo exceeding Ia the
aggregate that Of asy previous month this year. The
snre1ed comparative table exhibits the of imports
and expors In the month Of July in each Of the past
two years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-03

GOOD SIZED BAsEMENT AND SUBcEfAAR To
"a let corner 81 Broadway and Frsnka street entrance
In frankn strsst, sutsbl for vino oehar betsfns es'
premises. ~ -
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|. ncr1oN NnrrcR. -rHos. REII. AuCrIoNknn

a
"A BY W. 8 IBgshsm Thursday without reserve on
IL premises No Chr site street corner OF Divssa at
O'Clock all the arrangements pressing mAchass blocks.
40 used in hat and bonnet pressing busises
several L. 6owans maehines and all tho supsrie. ART
carry Ing the business, force pump, bor Dc
hAps 0ils,
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AOUsEs, kOOs1s, n rC., WAN GEO.

Ii gsntesl house with modern improvements pos~bla
net higher than Fourth street below White
addrssssd 70 Oscar, Herald ooe will meet with q
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THR ADVERTISER WANTS TO SELL HIS MANU-.
featuring business which pays COED profits, take
partner with 81 COO who must be active and honorable
pay his whole attention to the business Notes I'D
dressed TO c. c., Herald ofoe, will be attended TO-
ITO DACUERREOTYPISTS-ANE EXCELLENT APPA
i ratus chemicals &s., complete for sale exchange
for horse buggy or gold watch. Address W Herald
once.
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E'OR SALE-BUsINEss, FARM RTC.-rHR OWNKR
who 10 about les this country offers cheap e. close
h,s pnness Aooos 20 acres good land W fennsyvsms
market 6o pyioe 81 per Also In tots CITY ths
lease Of louse and good vii Of long estsbisbed
peying W nett price 81 90 Also another otnosrn
ssieb cCsfs lDcous L.a With tea bu1dred JsiaEs
capital. Terms shk IL shsa~s w
7. ~ bSsiasss es ns<niss Appx - sssA6 sesssA ks
~ y sgf b 3 4. u. o. sddrom r b.
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ITO MAcHINIsTs LOCKSMITHS, AND OTHERS
For sale small business with tools fixtures, 60 In
tho upper part Of the city all in well doing condton
The will realise to honest from 325 $50
per week and will be sold at low valuation good OPP
portuny working who wants 80 be his
Bad hesh forcing the advertiser Of the CITY Address
r q Herald oNl
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UCTJ0N NOTlcR-THOs. BELL. AUCTIONERR :
n BY W. ingr.ham -Thursday. a. Y s'ciook precise
w. will be cold, without at 400 Pearl steet the
stock 6stures en no. Of tho Cambria Cottage BY order
the Of the late Mt Jones including ali
uture house barrssm httings liquors. All
will be sold in lot deposit OF ~ cent required AID
must be paid day.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-05
KANE EXPLORING EXPEDITION.

The second expedition pro ojec,ed by Henry
GRINNsLL TO the Arctic Sea in search of Sir
JOHN FRANKLIN, vii! be despatched in the
course Of April next. II is composed of the
Advance, OF The former squadron, still in ex-
ceeni order, with The exception ol her keel, ,
which was destroyed by the ice. picked
crew is 10 man her under The command Of
Lieut.. KANE of the Navy, and her destination
is the region OF Smiths Sound. Sledges,
India rubber boots, the dried flesh Of deer
called pemmcan, and Greenland dogs are ell
to be provided, with whatever else can give
success 10 The undertaking. Scientific men
will accompany the Expedition, and we are
pleased TO learn from The Tribune that the
British Admiralty, through Cap. Sir FRANcIs
BEAUFORT, The head of The photographic
Department, have sent 10 D.. KANE a supply
Of recent charts Of the Arctic region, accom-
panied by a very kind proffer of cooperation
aud advice in his approaching expedition 10
the North by way of Balfiin's Bay. Dr.
KANE has accepted the friendly offer, and
has written requesting suggestions upon sew
era features in The organization of his party.
This Is by no means so simple as nigh, a,
first sigh, be supposed In sIedge expedi
tion, where every man carries his life on his
shoulders, the system of provisioning is re.
duced TO a most minu,ely estimated mini,
mum, and it becomes importsnl TO calculate
ounces, The tenlug, the sledges, the change:
| OF clothing, everything, even the extra DO,
uf percussion caps, must be exactly arranged
beforehand. On all these points The exlen
sive experience in the possession Of The Ad
mirally will no doubt be Of great advantage
10 Dr.. KANE and his companions. We lear
that the expedition is otherwise in active pre-
paralion, and will be ready 10 start a, the
earliest date to ascend Balfiu's Bay with the
opening Of the ice in the spring.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-05

A BEGGAE's FORTUNE. - The following
amusing exirac, we take from a new work
1t is no, every one that has such a wedding
portion as had the beggar's daughter;
"Good morrow to you, Mrs. Fogarty,"
reaching snuh-box 10 offer pinch.
"Then good morrow kindly, judy hope
| see you well this mornin'!"
$50, Mrs Fogarty, you married your
daughter 2"
81 did, indeed, praise be TO goodness
''Did she ge, good match 2"
"Faix, thin, tits herself that did. Didn't
she get blind Darby Driscol, on the Dyke,
tha, makes more money than any three brg-
gers in Cork 2"
"I'm delighted to hear it, Mrs. Fogariy,
assure you. Tha, the world may wonher Al
the luck they'll have! Did you give her any
fortune ?n
"Any fortune, is i'll All, thin now, Judy,
is i, after insultn me yon'd bel Sure you
know in yer heart, thai a child o. mine was
never married without it, Didn't give her
The bes, side OF Patrick street, which ii well
begged, i. worth seven and sixpence a
week ~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-05
LOUIS NaPoLEoN,s SWEETHEART.

The Paris correspondent Of The New York
Albion gives the following account Of fir,a-
tion, going on between very beautiful girl
and the French Emperor.-He first saw her
at The theatre, and becoming enamored with
her invited her and her mother 10 the palace
the next day, where they have been ever
since.
A certain fair Spaniard 1--WE use The word
in its precise and literal, as well as in its
general sense) has by the force Of her charms,
mental and physical, so en,hralled The hear
Of the chef de I etat, that il is Difficult, to say
where this influence may stop and some Q
so far as TO hint at the possibility OF its inier.
fering with the matrimonial designs, which,
lately more than ever, have become The sub
lect OF general interest and conversation -
the lady who is young, rich, noble born, ac-
complished, and we need hardly add ambi-
lious-siop at nothing short of share oi the
imperial throne but sa majeste elect hopes lo
be able TO arrange matters by morganaic
mariage-a compromise which those best
acquainted with the naughty damage Of the
sangre asuQ declare that she will Indignantly
reject, should he venture 10 propose il
Whatever be the result of the affair." il is pos
Tive that at present this influence is mos,
powerful. The lady, with her mother, has
been guest Of Louis Napoleon at St. Clond -
The best horses in his stables are placed al
her disposal 10 join the hunting parties she
is invited wherever The Emperor goes; she
gives the list of such ladies as are 10 be asked
10 the reunions a, ST. Cloud and is, in short,
in all such matters, the sovereign for The time
being. 1t is, however, but justice 10 add,
that notwithstanding The perious game she is
playing, not The slightest suspicion of what,
in snch cases, is commonly called hishono,,
attaches 10 il: her ambition, and not her
heart, being almost uudisguisedly the motive
power, in the whole affair and she even
takes an insolen, pleasure in displaying the
chains Of her captive, and her freedom from
any such fetters.