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CONSUMPTION CURED!!!
TESTIMONY OF A PHYSICIAN.

Messrs, Baker, g. Co.:
DEAR siRs-The public generally are fully
aware of the thousands Of remedies for Dis
eased Lungs, under the titles Of Sarsaparlas,
pills, Plasters, Liniments, &c., that are daily
brought to their notice through the newspapers,
by way OF advertisements. My object in wri.
ting this note for publication, Is to induce the
public, or at least those who are afflicted (il
they will use patent medicines,) to use one that
contains articles of real use in Pulmonary Dis
eases. | am conscious that, In so doing, | am
acting most nnprolessionally, aud derogatory to
the interests of medical science and the regular
practitioners Of medicine.
The Medicine to which refer is, "Dr. HALLS
Balsam for the Lungs" | have prescribed il in
a large number OF cases, and always with sue
cess One case in particular, to which wish
now to refer, was given up by several Physi.
clans who had been called IN consultation with
myse t. The Patient had all the symptoms OF
confirmed consumption, such as Cold Might
Sweats, Hectic Fever, llarassing Cough, with
continued pain in the lobe Of the Right Lung,
attended with severe DiarrhDa Ee com
menced Immediately TO get better, by the use of
the above named medicine and was soon Res.
tored to his usual health | have also found
DR., Halls Balsam the most valuable Expecto
rant for breaking up distressing Coughs and
Colds that have ever used.
W. d. WRIGHT, M. D.
MORE PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY.
We, the undersigned, Physicians of Clncin-
natl, certify that DR.. Wrights statements are
entitled to the fullest confidence of the pub
lie, and we can fully corroborate, what he has
said, having used DR.. Halls Balsam In nun
Der Of cases, with the happiesl effects
J. S. LAWSON, M. D.,
Wm,C. SMITH, M. D.,
]. |. JOHNSON, Nj. D.
The Genuine Signed o. R. BAKER, & Co.
For sale by ELIAS LONG, jackson.
Mach 3, '53-ly.
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I0NS QB DAMAGES BI EIRE

Also, on Dry GooDs, GRooERIEs, MAsUFAcTUR.
Ed GooDs, PRoDucE, HoUsHoLD FURNITURE, LIVE
SrocK, and every other description Of MERcHAN
Disc and PERSONAL PROPERTY, shipped or to be
shipped per good Steamboat or boats, to and
from points on the Western Waters, or between
Eastern Cities, (yia Lake or other inland route,
and any town in the Western Country, against
tho hazards Of
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GALT, Fish, White Lime and dried fruit, ior
- sale low at ]. II. &. MILLER.
$. cor Pearl and Broadway, Jackson O.
NAV 26, 80
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Inland TrnnspOrta lion.

Also, on Shipments of Goods, Wares and Mer.
chandise, per good vessel or vessels, between
New Orleans and Eastern ports--between New
Orleans and other Gulf ports-between all
American ports and English or European ports
or to any other maritime port whatever In tn,
Atlantic waters, against the
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TAR, PITCH AND UAkUM.
A LWAYS on hand and for sale, at low
N prices, at No. /, Buckeye Block, by
OF OAKES & BUSKIRK.
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PROF. Ives, OF YALE COLLEGE.
Has habitually used il with great success in
Scrofula and Chronic Disease, and through him
its virtues were made known, until as DR.. Ty-
Ter says, "it is now in this section New Ha
veni "a common article in domestic practice for
the cure Of ScroIula and cutaneous diseases"
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Sick IIeadach

Are prepared from the active principle of Mcdi-
cinal Gums, roots herbs, plants, and balsams.
So that one Regulator is equal in point o I,
power to four or five Of common carthartic or
vegetable pills. They are pleasant in their op
Grafton, regulating the action of the bowels, Ii.
yer, skin and all other organs. Ladies will find
Railways Ready Regulators friendly regulator
of The female system.
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Chronic Costiveness.

A popular gentleman in this city, we'll known
to Druggists throughout the United States, had
not enjoyed the luxury of a natural discharge
from the bowels for twenty five years without
the aid Of drastic purgatives, which had almost
borne him down to the grave, until he COM
menced the use of Railways Regulators. He
first took four per day for week, then one ev
cry day until tho whole organization became
regulated. lie has now has his regular eyacua-
tions, and has not taken particle oil medicine
for six months,
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DIR. 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:y stalls, 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 g. Gray's botanical works.
lTs MEDICAL HlSToRY AND PROPERTIES
Are far the most important, since upon these
depends its value 10 the community, DR.. Lou
don says that in 1893 it was so valuable in Eng.
land, that it was cultivated from seeds Ever
since 1906
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CLEARED.
esmshis-southeraer Evan, Charleston, spoaord,
Ties On & Co.
Ships-P,e iJent Smith (Rrcm). Meyer, Bremen. l. &
Rurchsrd Mediator, Bell, horleans. Fsos Siam,
Croker San Fran CISCO John osden H-Seterg sagory,
HAVE, Vim Tyson C.cas (Belg). Loomis, Gav suG.
Bischmrer Loscber: Princeton, Russell. Liverpool,
VT Frost jams Walsh Thomas London, Fesmita &
Mule. Costing
Crosby Phaeelshii James Had; Highland Mary (8r),
" Eie eI& Co.
Brig Big {, aneds, Carey Esivar master caan:sl
Packs, Juantenamo Cuba uSeu & 20; Royal sailoc,
Adams, Portland, II D BrooAmen Go
sshrs..Mmgslet Ann; !arssss, Washington, msstsr;
Brabble, Ne~s,k. rsser lama Y. Baah, Boston,
tsI Jo5n osstner eathcirt Savannah, s:rantoa Tall
I.iaeloW (Brl Whitsan Grarads. Bsnastcn Joaes;
New ioik Atkins Riohmond Charles II fisron Ago
NORA Ray Jacksonrre master; Hagh Chisbom, Mes
lys en- charleston, hcSready Mott Co
- Jones ihiiaaeipma mast9r Mount
Carr aadfss s'n Coal Co. Delaware
pont,p pov tsIs IN . iooencs' MASTER
''S' ,,- ,-an''i'
steam hip Franklin, Woston Hare via Cowes Sept l.
lop with l0o passengers TO Iivingstoo Arr up al
oAh sept :, Lat 90 &C. lon . 40 Exchanged sign,
VIE snip hanDah Kerr OF syr oound TO pdeeec 18th
so a. 80 ''n U" 90 peo fchr h@iaeow' Of Chataa
sos W.. :. ~, aug ~, "tl
200 p@Ssengefs 10 nr1ne!L Mrsu,n Co sept :, La
~ ion o. 20 pas 60 asge SNIP pouod with loss
iofemas., loh JPN Nantucket Shoas y " 70 miles
pesseo sCeani neIiaa 40, nsnc, ior southampton
emp taioh.e Rn toi boeton), blanchard, ardros
san ~ eays, 70 Nssmitn son sept !. en- the Baoks
was oos.SeG y oeas TON she scnr lrsnus Of bd'ss
por1, captain scH fnpphed MN with medicine
snip Columbia, Eriesron, Charleston, days. 70 F War
dsL
sap fIires,on lpst', Ersse. Liverpool with passen
SeI-i 20 thompson d NephcTs
Slip John Haneoes 5of Ieomas.on> GilehT;t. LIVER.
bSo 90 ea{h VIII o.s passengers. 70 inFd ogeen Aug
81, at - ~ ION - ~ ,aT oerk Janita, steering
,ssne vi n'ia.oo,e) 5'9ior1 hot'erdaT u
days, WIN los paiset gers, to y aicks Co
lark iapa'o lo' bslamorel, sa's'os, 6assow a
,anye, WIZ W psssensers 70 Aun nan Iimon sept =
me DSn1s. 60
s. Eask regatta, Graham, GTaypsHt III Avg 81, &c
stu SEES 20 rept IA ~ = ION ~ 10, e1petiencsd
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eAIM. Sect Il.
Asriri-Bask Peacock. Nssts vidss,


Hera10 Marine O0rFogP000snC0.
EDaARrowH Sept IL.
Arivsd-B-ig DR. Rogers. Cottsr.nl Pniledslphia Ger
Boston echrs Pilot SoofoTd Rondout fer Boston, Wn-
III 10. Merrill. Frankfort for Newport.
18th. H-aaled. thsvssssis abevs reported; evening.
arrivals.
PmADHPMA, Sept l4-lRM.
Arrived-snips Superior (Brl. Assea, Loadondsrry;
Denmark Bseuan, GlArgow; henry Hssmith. Ulmsr
lverpoo baiks Jacob Prentice. Ling Gfeenock Golden
Era 1horndiis. GLASGOW; Creole (Bfl Shlslds London
derry bsigs Chas Heath Simpson. Pictou N5 Brook.
line McGilvery Eastport; scbrs Mary Ezsbsth, Pet.
ter Ne Bedford; Lsjot Remck Dgh,on; Isabella, Vii
isms PfoyidsDcs: a Hsston, Terry. NsS Haven; Race
Rock, Bro.n o, sent RI; vsnloo, Rue East Greenwich;
Gon.sysSce M1sn snyrDs; Lso. Alec Alec, Waalhaven;
Ceaedas ssm,h ps s,sts Of George, Carving So
G ,ps., NYork ship Marohuoot Vote Qisoso; biss
wnd~ssd Msshan, Baltimore; P caesi- Sennesh,
Baston; Washi0Gton M~rrr Boston. ecors Isabelle,
Wrisns Pestuokst; Race Ro,k B'o~n, Stoniogson;
Lejok Remick, stoa. III b Nah sney Nichols savsn-
nah Am Curtis William Key port: Delaware. hsrdiog.
Provdelre; Fhebe B,x~r, Chse, Quincy Token Lse,
New bury iort; -aah Am TO leg, rfoiE sssh GER
F,e!cs, B.ti ORE Adssne Hcwcs, Della CITY, Rox-
bury. N,cser0n, Boston.
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SoUTaAAProd, August "a. 1888.
Tas United so e. mail steamship WA.hiogton, Capt.
z. n. Fitch had arrow escape from accident and
osxtArs firm dsguc ion while Approaching the Nee
dhs Frrsl outi the heavy gale which blew on
ths. day. wrsD Captain Fitch made the | md ma
psAtsd srAl pot needed IN fac there
70 plot to bs sser. I'D probably zone the LOOKOUT
owing 20 he fts'to, .esiher
Captain ti'ch d. s~>Ded the efore, 20 assume the
sIlx Liability 'xsug lie ship thiopgh himself, and
success vl 81 shed he task, former occa
aprs with the steam q % ehen pilot nas
beer avsilasls Ju-t . tbs Wsshcstcn was clearing
tie Needles Ia -s~ge tremendous 50 struck tna sdo,
causse her I, heel in most sxtTao ,diaary
csr and for "a snts tbe greatest fears were
tsr'sred for ssf-'y; but the skin and ulasterly
s~~uscshi, . Csplaiu Fis,c ia handling tue vessel
e.ueS her pa.- ID roneh % fsctly unharmeJ.
The tssss to tesuf, their ap probation of the
tain Fave h hand 0ue silver pitcher with an
atp.optsts Constant complain have been
made Of The o. piots 10 this vicinity ADD the
large Ameic have frequently been ought
through ihs Needles by heir anders even in rle
deal of hight. rts pl u. instead OF cruising oasds
they ouRht % do are sb eat when they most
wartsd sId " right and IN arp hirg lite bad weather.
MARE them, elves vety mug sha.e taking good care
however 10 on board the ships in smooth water in
This pes epeers &c .rsr r. red early this
Ing 70 small st.sn te der tia 4shinston havog
into ooth psfe Calshot Castle fer the purpo
She saIr6 for R'soep Immediately Afterwards Capt
Fitch has retofod to Mr. Crcskey, the Uaed States
Consul, es ,o.io~
derrses above che hstoa 1t seen svery 40 on
board tsr the Of Nv nty nna.es after whi, i gu
sudsssy p.ssilg 1he westher cloudy and the vld
n 81 g. .s. s9's sR ga p:s sGa & 4
b.. Las 20 50 n, Ion IL % v" an; 49,, o,.
United states Val steamer W. sainsseu
70 J. r CRosKEY Esq, CeDsul Of the United States,
Captsin ii Gu dss ed tie appearance Of ta const to
be TepoFtd 10 facilitate other Astronomical discoveries
AMI Oh esys..oos.
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O6esaAxys
TIE DEATH OF LuurssAsTo a,.EsAL Ats cd, IA,

"
Wsrssret to snpousos tie Aeats OF this
soldier whore css. spread o-er 6 period OF halt
esstu'y have shsd 10 ANAL lusze o. TIE s.ssst sraa
The mesr oily event too place hi, ssat " 0sksod
Port mouth Ergand the morntpg Of August 18th
at 10 O'Clock We undsr and be lad been SUITE ing 80
v0ely from rDess for some time oast snd dea.h sss
therefore rot unexpected By frisnds Fs~ OF .ers
have hard tervice Of war; than STR Napisr
He wss literally covered Win wouees aud bic haI-
breadth amid dangers stioh lie shr iok
would require VI lunce to ecuue'sts Sic Ca.tsss ca
tered the amy ensign In Jsaua-y. l79i and ~as
capt.n ara in 1906 acquired the rank az n.joe
leutersrt cniontl ia ISL csiseetA 1875 o major
general IN 1887 ard l.euteosnt IA 1856 ID. Sas
ell col OF the ID regtert Of cost Tho fuisdTtng IL
b,ief list OF u important service. secn oe
ergsgedIn l7es he sGgegd il tee suepres ian
Of the Iri-h eh,iicn, ard senl Ia rutn 90 ths Ia
sur,ec'ion Of 1903 IL the psno be raaueea tbs
Sth throughout the esDraGp, te' ustususg .ith tee
bst'e OF Coz unra vas made orsoosr Ittr raesVog
fever " eve scuods, Wig. leg creken b. a 'kst
aeot abr the head sound ic tre back Sith
bs3 OF ribs bobea by ,aann shct aid set~rst %
Tho latter G, d Of 1852 ba re'uroed 70 TIE Peu;a
fna where he epainsd till 1871 AID preseot ct tue
soften Of be Cc w.e,e ne had so horsss saot uads.
him at BueAc shere be snct through tue f.ca ead
had bis jaw bcber and eye irla ed toe bastis of
Puentss o. at the second re'ge IT B.d%jos acd
great br ef tkirsni. hes la 1913 lie shcee6 IA
floating exr+ditiDn the Of the Uaited sses
of A eIca and laeded q e'sst of stones
at Craney lqvd acd othsr pisces H. se-vee clio
in the osmp.ieu OF 1915 crd vas IRE eot CT tns
ste. Ioitg OF C,inbsey. SIR Chaii-s seu kaowa.
commanded he forces. e"aiysd 10 Sol ads
fnO On tE3 IItu CI fepfusry lefo aslc city bnv
British troops attscasd and defeated aftrr dssps
rate action of three hoprs dutatisn s2,ceC 0t tbs
enemy strof gly po-seA Mssavne On tue 2lat Of
Trhruaty Hydersbsd susSssdecea 20 oin', $40 on
the 2Ah o. Msica. with GO neo. as attack.
80 ara siarsuy ds'cassd % C,o 81 ny. past
cd In very strung cific0ls 90 lion az Dubba near
Hy drabSh fbua et;tg thu so~ire tunugsSioa Of
sctoe laIl 10 1915 win totce cnist,ag a. about
$500 Of all he took the field 0g ,ost toe
tso ard De tribes fiua'ed he rsht back OF the
Indus to the nth cf Shkc- and after stduous
campaign .ic ed the total det'u scn o. taese rob ei
irib~. IA 1870 Sir Chnrles appointed Con doe
Chief Of the forces in Ioi, bet tti. plstoa ne cid
not long retan For his secrces At ruenr la received
the gold medal srd ri tte silver medal witt 70
clasps fer Bosaco ald Fusatos d'onnr Iop2 eni
dueus his military services had besn he found tiGae
for rho ce'ui pursuits Of Nteratara. and the
au hoe Of works the loEies oniza ioa mtts
law &C. sr chs-les born in i7s and c,assGue leJ
IVES II ,ears Of aga
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TELEGRAPH.


TINE MAGNETIC TELEcRAPH.-NEM YORK oYII.
cea corner and Beaver streets and In tho
main entrance Of che Irving House Broadway sntranss
for ladies % me door on h w ~
sommodSsn Of pnbs to keep with the rapidly q
telegraph business and enable their agents Ae
passh Sth tks Utmost prompttuds all message. that mo-
IS offered have heavy expense FOR and
pairs completed and In active operation two .spasass
nom New York e ne city q Ws6ingsOl-ons by n: g.
route with hvs wires from New York to PhadePA
and fouy wires from Phsdelpha to Baltimsrs and WAs
layton By the other line along the teHnpks roads thso
ons q Washinxton, Trsnton Nsy BrunswicG frnss..n
Newark, JeYscy City Havre do Grace Port Depoe 80
New Nope With ssyen wires . above a.a rssui.s1As =
posed themselves Of and sdvensass II th
rapid mode Of communicating with personal Sasns
Siends In distant Cities extent Of fer
snsquslled By any other nsin this country
but recently experiment. has become SyssmaAc and
liable medium Of business and the ans unt o. thos.An6e
thousands Of dollars daily txay sactsa through ~
agency.
PRioya-Yor the transmission Of On words or lsos -
elusive Of date address and sgnaturS for which ohas
bmade) the prices are-From Nov York Newark. tw
" eents TO Philadelphia twenty Az cents and to Batt
more Washington. Afs cent Open daily from A.
VIA. +. wnrE1vELr. scpsriav sadsak
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A4AasO N Crone Ux4ealn
THx BATE OF NreeosT RAIssD-rHg q kkS U
IRBLAND-sYNPArHY FOR TIE NEW ORLEANS
sUFFxkxRs, ETC.
The Bank q England lad rszsd tie rata ct interest on
commercial bills TO four Per cent
ThsEe WAS nothing politically in4o,tsA: stirring In
England.
Ths Queens movsneats In DsbHa occupy thu newspa
- eolumns whore |. duly set forth hcv Ireland In
vsrish stas Of loyalty ard that tie presencs Of the
sovereign dsIes those ts Of igro,sncs aud cdics
which had srien at the bid Of professional Astators.
The Queen had visited the Exhibition two three smss
review Of eight regiments Of trosrs paid
private visit t, Mr. Dargan at his house at Anvi.ie
The sickness at New ofleaos bad excitsd intense inter-
est extracts from tie Crescent Delta AID Picayuse
w,le song thu rounds Of the English rspsrs.
The Governor Of the Baheu 10 lead
railroad collision had hsppsccd near Iond,n, 10
which the Lord Mayor .he Brtop Of L,ooln aad cther
respectables, were consicsratiy ekrAen up but not
seriously hurt.
An ambassador from Morocco q eotsd In Loaaon 70
settle the difficulties bstseen Bfitatr azd Morocco.
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,hs hi. Of ssa.s eeansts bat - ealy aue:ei
$3.50 bish ard lib this Cher ornament should b
5Gmit,sd P.rssl. u unbssschsd thread nstti, have
essa taPted By Of uereillesscs caprice,
sd have bad they ued with sky blue
on sry color an he handle either OF Stony inorusted
,lA nGthsr of pearl carved rosewood Crinoli
iStxedJ maSratS rhs shape Of the figure la made
present n outwAxds towards the bottom Of
the s2ft only Ees he which has AttendDo
tteeirsis Aorpee arcade msntiCred above.
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ES1annnl Infs.lal f,R

John Fl. Harmon Esq. aayor AZ Detroit aud Wilbur
F. ORGY, Eq editor Il the psroi' Free Pres are in
town. witb rooms at the Icvtig HOUSE
Col Fremont left ST. Louis the Ssh inst, for Kan.
sas Ihsrcs he will imneda ely prooeei on his expior
by very few persons but be tool evey variety
Of n trumsnts that be ueeful 10 the survey
animation OF the country which hs 'ses ira 7eesing
He intends .eachcg California by the st OF November
ard TO the Rocky Mouptans BY thu middle Of the
ensuing month By that time he will be sbs to
tain the maximum depth Of snow Ia tue passes AID no
far tbere may be officially In the way Of the ccntem
plated ailrCad
Rev Msard rontsine. fer many year. resident Of
Texas. $40 iga's secretary OF xpres,dent LAMAR is
delivering course of lectures ia Auburu the pecu.
liar advantages OF Texas a. the present day.
ARRIVALS.
ard J .v ssT Nj: Il ss Ala aTsn
shaw Esxa,d Ruseh lazy child md ;sIysat D'sno.
stock lady Ass Cona,ook. MRS ana chld Jno
By usha% 5sdy two chile q servant Rob vt Lsu
p R .S sSs ni Sis9
sss w ssa SSa
Risben, lad, aud e,vans Coales 2 Provost =
s lazy
Nsbs 'ns ssr's sha 'y S'ss
lady d Bloch sni lady, jacob, ;,phi'adspal: @ H
Ssf-s lS',, Seisl
sss if seaaa'ss ssea oaSsr
H Fec t%o Ls15sy Epssns Iss9rsy csstsny
enGe Julian DieEs aud tervart Mrs CGuche cusch
I Marcy, Picard. ocLlct. Grosoh, Darand Leon
Gss-cnehs Miss DO Valiaoat, y GeFa lady and hid;
Menvoiie Casbegpe Alfred DE Rays, Duracd Dec
sent Msreonnssnx Pierre amcsol alfred Aeilet Pant
rdss. Jean i.maeiho Hoiiier lady and Guild AMI
Cszal eN. Orleans II DaaIeseu Richmond. " 3ceey-
Argu.ta oreenourh lady snt ehdEen-Rome Rev y
Ih"rnh CaPaia Farmer and lad9 npd Ties Pro tehell.
fnalsnd: Calie Ucrnreguu. e GsErsa1 sRd isdy; !
Schnol Vaui5 hate, z Fertrueai. Euseue aGv and
MS Cruohod- Paris. Hoiwede Mes-nie Carl ase-a,
NeIgset Allan Rerecmond-Germany. n Ger gslto Ne.
gael "a LADY, Jose Aiood, end Oscar eynsud Spain.
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Cc.,t Col rrar-ry.s, nsu
TSrrr STATES DrsIEICT CouET-Nos I5 l6 IL 22+o 2S.
suPIalfr CoUer-Crcuit.-Aos 20, 49, a5s, 4a. CT ca,
q. CT 70 % ~ u.s.
strsrB2 CouRT-Special Term Nos So IS toes.
CosseS LIzAsNos. $685., 353 S55 to Sol, 800, $ci,
GIL a7s. 314. S76.
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MATRIHfONY.

AIATRIMONIAL.-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, POSSESS
NA income Of co., IL 81 xious TO enter into mxsr
mcnia alliance with young lady Of respectaciity II! Il
twenty Ave eears Of toeratiy good king aad allied
TO the first families IN Buffalo. She must have beausy
Oh her character must but neither we h
poverty Will influence the In his choice he
cole object being obtain partner to promote his dome1
tic happiness. Address T. u. Herald office.
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JAMES M'HENKY's CIRCULAR.

LIVERPOOL August 30, 1885,
AZ this days kes 1hs hig1 prices ruling
chs business The outside ations for ~hae and
-four ths-ru,e nomral Iodian corn IN deusaJ Ind
L. dearer Lard but dearer Beef and pork
c0ntrue to meet moderate request. Bacon attracts
geCerai attention, its present cheepoess forcing
coosum Shs nldsrs saieshle at the advances.
N.sse much wan ted.
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The Kfx6nph Elm psrc.

THE PRICE OF BBEAD-TAK EMEUTk IN BRITT ANY
THE s. FEIG ATE CUMBEnI AND, ArC,
The En- eTcr and Er press etll st m.ppe
Appear ances il the French nsSkes indc.ts further
reaction in breadstuas after tie extraordinary
upward movement. The price Of bead was &c be
raised during the izst fortnight q Sep'embsr
Reports ay thai tins harvest IL FrsIcs hes proved bet
ter than expected.
slight ca,sute occurred ). uoss Brittany respect
ng the high Of customs erd tsdirect axes, which
sh1w nllloo AID half francs tie ponding
met tn Of last year
Prince Mural had givea Gisney 70 chs fice-s Of ihe
Cumberland fIigate q, Mar sisa.
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INSURANCE..

NATIONAL ALLIANCE INSURANCE COMPANY
IN pita 500 0oIncorpors ted under tho General In
Law Of this tta.s passed Jus 2 1885 werea
insure against BY Ere and inland navigation This
company is organized entire Ian Parties
interested Ia It's nsnt In all ths rrnepa oitiss e
the Union Is receipts will be large and rss sesttere
II has agencies except whose remuneration
Is maze to depend tho profits Of their respective
eics Books of subscription to the capital stock viii b
opened at the Office ~ Simeon Drspe corner stWil
lam Ind Pine streets Thursday, th inst whore
Information td - TO the companys plans Of opera
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Arrived Banks Ms estie (Br) glasgow waveriy Grand
Turss Island. Lucy Ann, Bonairs brgs Gustavus- Aux
Cages; Iinda Jscheonvfls CApdacs Baltimore General
Taylor sahaoo md Carts PnilsdelphA; schrs Joseph
Farwsll AlexsrdrIA; r o Thomson, Mary Jane Sarah
MeDe su,a Ludwig Herset Centurion, and Hay'
ets, and EisAbeth, Albany; Neptune Friend and A
Prss'ea Ron6eut; Justin. NYork; b.ras What Cheer.
Rcb-cDd Va Oak. Philadelphia; brfgs Cronstadt, st
ts,ius eawsnnAh En- Dire PhiIadsiphis; Cohen, Nor
lAens; achrs r PEipa. G~orgesoen. nc, sonsrvile,
Charca-ship stAaordshie, St John, NIB; bark Charles
Brewer, EeguA
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Is zoo soal .ircs Thursday go. $50 800
Imported sir ca Uhnr.dsy le eco bales
Ire marks, sl.es very tsus y. Compared with FRI
ds,'s -asss, rEioee o. sill kinds are unchanged.
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nyO PLAYING CAUJ RUYEss.-aoUrHmHN AHY
wsss.r DssTs s ~ ssa sc%gi..s ssse.sges1 9
sale 81 'as s'rIs EsS Y HSar CO. Ioa. -.
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Auaff1A.
Two more war steamers are 70 be Eeut 10 Ssn 5raa
RusStA,

Adyices from St Petersburg TO the Gath August
and report yartcnl alteration ia nmsfca, sairs
Exchange on london rather less unfavorabe.
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MARlTlME aNTELLiGENCE.

ALMANAC FER Nzw yoRE-TTTs DAT.
fJx xT1u5 ..............5 a. ncoS sETs. 8 -
tuy szs.............6 HIGH vATKs morn. 81
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FANCY ARTICLES.

DHAR0 PLAYING CARP 81 cEnLCG A350RTMHy4
L vsry ola ff sale ~ sRAU1L aAar Co, q -
avroeS
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Passengers by tho N,auarn.

sblpFsng Ense1agcnoe.
eai,sd FOE New Tork tsst 4 eaysnrAh e:om Ce,f.s:
Chsbuapa lFor rNRnouth
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Belgium.

THE BREADsTUfF EXCITEMENT, HTl.
The riot win cb occurred at Ltsse ina 3Gsh August
ewing the high price OF gtaIr ~as epssdls caecsed
Vain attempts had been to excits emiisr oislur
bspcss AZ Client ard Brusssie.
Ii believed tha g1verS would cot probio bit The
export Of corn but woad Temporarily oFso the ports
required.