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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

L>og oJsEY n1.Asp 40 PORT HAMILTON .--rHx
I Steamer Soyvsih hvs- sSv Tort fst1vss-
k<s tst of Ans stree, At ~ A n, ss1 is4 sa1 81
y. ~ pier fo,r Of rTrns street, ~ A. n lax sah az
p N. PIER No ko~ts rver- .. 10 A. ~, ast y n
ss-ng ocssy I.Ax>i Ist uiS, aesrt y0s 70 Co
ar xAa: and for Ham9sss sat ksss "a Nsv YowS -
~~s1 Ma k4n rrtss FOE - rtr~a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

T,or SAIE.-A STEAM ESSyE AND Boiler,
6r Also large patent blower. Thysbovs ARE ali In
csnpts runsing order and viii be sold cheap for cash
BY applying 70 p Cassidy, 100 and los Plymouth street
hcoklyp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

DREAEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON. UNITED
ID states mail steamship WASHINGTON, L. Cavendy
commander viii sail for Rrsmen, touching at SoushAmp
ton, TO Land the malls and passengers for Esgand and
France, on Saturday, August H. at ~ O'Clock from
pier 81 North river Price Of psssage from New York 70
Southampton or Bremen
In first cabin, m ain saloon
In nrst cabin, lower saloon. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
I'D second cADin ~
An experienced surgeon 10 attached 70 each
Specie delivered in Havre london. AL letters
pass through the Post Office For passage freight ap
PLY 70 {. II. SAND, agent, ii South William street.
The stesmer Hermann will succeed the Washington,
and sail septsnbers
TUE LIvnPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
i Company intend sailing their favorits stsamshps-
CITY VI kANCHEsTER. 80 l2b tons, Capt. WyHs
CITY OF BALTIMORE, lnew) ,S3s tons, Capt
CITY CT WASHINGTON, do. 700 TONS Capt. X. Latch
Saloon go, sos, and SIS, according to state
limited number Of third class passenger will b
tassn from PhiisdsiphA and Liverpool, and fs1ne IN
provisions.
From Philadelphia $50 From Liverpool $40
Parties vshng TO bring ont their friends, eaa obtain
certificates Of passage and drafts Liverpool in
Of 81 sterling and al wards. Apply to SAMUEL shirB,
Agent IL Walnut street. Phi,sdsphis, and No. Broad
York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

TSOg sAIE--iwo NEW Iron sALAMASDER SAFES,
for se5 and s4S cash. Price 10 stors sl4o and $40.
10 bs seen al % avenue A, frs. door, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

lar. HtNTkk no. DlVtf0N SrHfJ.r, NV Y0AH
H. 40 lopg and favorAsly ksS~n Va the pse,e, nAy
s. sonsued ~ bis old established once, vbsrs has
prAetssd brs neh Of neiieiss for he Asi ~
years snd made than sny oshsr nss tAs
city, uaay INSTANCES OF persons soDsicsrsa irensst
Of which he has psrmssion "a refer nssAst
Charges moderate asd In all care suAFsssssd
certain diseases without drying IL posss
blood, can osIy be he'd As above. Price o. CsD AS
- she mil or n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

NEW PATENT sPEcrACIEs FOR IMPROVING VI
sion and seeing and distant objects thro Hsh
only pair. Professor FRANKS. sole patsntes And
maker, Park row. once hours from An. TO p. N.
OEw1NG MACHINE DEPOT, Jas BROADWAY g.
- COATES Il CO., dealers In sewing machines OF ali
Kinds sewing mAehinss improved and rspalrcd -
most reasonable terms Sewing machines sold on -
mission. large sssortmept Of needles and sk for u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

T~oR sALE.-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF THE
II fruit store corner Of Chatham and Chambers
streets a good chance for an enterprising person.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

CMTHsOS1AN HOUSE,
y BROADWAY, CoRyyF oT Harsros STREET,
on THE EuR0PEAS PLAN.
Rooms At all pri,ss, from 20 cents % - day and
lover than any other first class house In the city,
commodities foar hundred gussts.
smithsorsn Blouse Restsursnt-s&loon No. c05
Broadway With private rooms raoining. All the suD.
stAntiais snd isxcres Of the rnaIke. Al com town
prices.
smithsonian House Baths Saloon for gsnusmsD No
o0a Broadway, bot, cold and shower psnisbed copper
tabs, all nov and clean, - cents ladies' baths up
starr, No. coo Broadway. SIDNEY KOPMAS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31
MEDICAL.

TIE. wAKD's CSFoRTuSATEs sTIEyp. VI, WIFE
~ Atook-Jun what those want who fAvs ~Gvsst
Cd ttseases; namely, . ours ~ once and esiAy snd
sIbsprs Grsksst edrv In tbs world BY In. ykres
.uLtortuu Atss rnsnd.u Aniistsd tAss rstkS-ss
other remedies 700 radically, s1gts sssss
red IN few hours nothing ss does ~ 10 to Cas- 81
street ore door ssst Of brosds IL tns place V 81
this RAPID and thorough rsmady hsn s.ss In Ssu
York. care warranted BY Dr. ware. pa.jssu
Aa,sous for relief may rely rapid ~ ts ,rs>I
n<nt without u ling the system
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

LIVERY NAN HIS OWN ENGRAvER, OR A CHEAP
extent portraits, address cards drawings, maps written
circulars letters, &C., the proofs Of which VIII be equal
to copperpats engraving This invaluable and profitable
which, upon the receipt OF o. viii be any
lsdy or gentleman. Address z. Sa wyer Post ofse
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

A RARE CHANCE a FIRST CLASS TEMPERANCE
"A grocery store, in good neigh oorhood now dol az
good cash business, win bs sold very cheap a. the
ewneI Ii going to leave the city. Apply 1T 43a Hudson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

MILK ROUND AND DEPOT FOR SALE CHEAP, FOR
"A cash, now telling over three hundred quArta p.r
day, all private sale, with good horse wagon and hAr
sess and good supply Of Orange coanty mlk for the
WINTER, 92S Canal street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

L>oR FISHING BANRs.-THE STEAMBOAT MERCURY,
II Captain Richard fatss, win leave for the Fishing
Baahs every day. (suDiAy excepted touching st fori
Hamilton each way from the following phases, viz
Jaelson street = H., o'clock south Thlrd street,
Williamsburg, o. O'Clock; Fulton street Brooklyn,
o'eS.s; Peek alp, ~ O'Clock; Cunsra wharf Jersey
City, ~ O'Clock, sprng street, n. r.. O'Clock; pier
No. y. r., 81, O'Clock. Fishing tAess and bait Tar
nishsd On board Cotilon band accompanies .hs boat
each tr4p. Fare 50 coma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

T--oR SAE~-THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND BUSINESS
JIG ofx well and long established millinery and fancy
1itYe. Apply to r. spm>n 2i2z Blsecser street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

- REAT ATTRACTION i-GRAND EXCURSION 10 TIE
W fJhing BAnhs, on saturday, sunday aud TUESDAY,
July -, ~, and 3ls-Fsre 90 cenis-bv the SAFE aud
,omnotious doubls. engine steamer MASSACHUSETTS,
T. X HANKS, eonman.sr. leaving pier foot Of k.nS
rrvss At eIock and pier No. North river A. n
FishIng tAekls and bait board band OF musc gill
be In attendance All The ticsets soId Tas-dsy viii
10 INBRED A oomntts~ vii 10 appointed By the
ysssengsrs and the holder Of esrtse Bumbsr vii
eelys n.Asnl1esnt Ioll gAtah. with quad and az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

DOR MELBOURNE. -INDEPEsDENr MUTUAL LINE,
..., 70 ss s asrS{S:y .ns pssSa
positively ciesr Saturday Attn pro1 All goods must
Be board by Wednesday, the 1st This ship has
psrior secommods tons for fe hrst and second
cabin passengers for which, freight, apply b,ard
1t pier II, East river TO MAILER LORD l0S Wall
street, or ARKtL ELLIOT, 146 Pearl street. Shippers
viii please send their bills OF ladng for signAtur
and clear their goods 1t the custom house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

u,NoR sAIE-LEAsr, TEXTURES AND STOCK or
Il The segar store "a Il Canal strest, wsst side OF
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

T>OR SALE--THREE DESIRABLE LOIS, NOS. 100,
u 1o2 and ig4 Thompson street, bstseen Prince and
Spring streets 25x9d zach Ths STREET is severed To
oe sold, one with the privilege Of the three, By A.
BLRLCkER, NJ the Exchange the Cd day Of August,
as ~ o'clock. Three quarters remain mersaar,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

A RARE CHANCELLOR SALE THE WELL KNOWN
"a and long established photograph and dsgaerreo-
hyors saloon. This gallery, including all the spsci
naene, fxtursr, kc Is offered for sale; Is doing
~ business, and Is Of the best stands Broad
way. For farther particulars inquire Of p GAGE $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

NEW YORK BAY HOTEL, az HES F1oH JER-
IN sey City ferry, On Bergen Point plank road me
most beantsu residenoe In the stste Fishing
bathing, boating. Disnefs and suprsrs ~ al houFs
notice. Private carriages 10 and from the house 10
city. Nov open for permanent AID transsnt guests
Apply At the house, or 70 Captain LSEsk, Pest Office,
Jerfev CITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

TNQR SAVANNAH AND PLoRlDA-UNITeD STATES
IL mail hne-The new and elegant steamship ALA.
BAMA Captain George r. schenck Will leave New York
for Savannah on Saturday, Aug. from pier No. a. N.
r., IT O'Clock p. N. Bills OF ladiSg signed board.
For freight apply on board or for ysssags SAMUEL
L. MITCHELL, Is Broadway For FLORIDA, through tick
from New York TO Jackson vile S3l PilA.sa $50.
The KnsIville, Captain d. Ludlow, viii sacceej and
leave on Saturday, July 2s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

A CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM SALOON FOR
"A tAh.-rhe location unsurpassed, n . great bust
and fashionable thoroughfare the lsase manufsc
turing utensils, everything complete, viii Be sold At
bargain. Apply this day TO G. B. HOHES& Co., 81 Mas
ahu Atyeet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

$780, es .s s4 faaa Il. THE sn E
saloon, DONG tip top business Apply at "a Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

rSOR sAI.F--sECoND HAND STEAM ENGINE AND
II locomotive boiler. band and slids iathss pi4nsss
driuing machines, nandhlis drins, reamsrs black
smiths tools, nc. viii be soh in lets 70 snt psrehA
w. ]. BRuxpRiD 4 Co. 10 Nassau sspsst, ART aoor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

A RARE CHANCELLOR SALE, THE GOOD WILL
"A and fixtures Of house 81 James street, occupied
present - sesnen's boarding house. Apply i'm ne
aiataly the premises. The owner leaving the city
~ the benefit Of his health
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

ID tce.--In compliance with tho wisn,A Of several
Competitors for the prizes offered by Mr Williams for
the best ono, two, three or Ave act peces suitable 10
termped TO extend the time Of receiving manuscripts
until August II. 1915.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

v-,oR sALE--FI sHrH AVENUE sroRE-SroCK OF
Il gcods, consisting prinopay Of fancy goods, toys,
baskets, trunks, &c together With fxtuzes OF store,
st S2S Eshtk avenue, between Twenty sixth and Tssa
tytevepth Streets west side. Also, s.ore and dwelling
70 let. chance for person wishing TO 70 into
brsinefs. Apply as above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A HAED.0ME CHfsTNUT MARE FOR SALE, syyES
"A ,ears old, Gftsen hands high, Mind in single or
coube harness. or VIII BE- exchanged for good strong
working horse Apply Al the corner Of wooih9n stree;
and Hamilton svsnus, South Broosiyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31
HOTELS AND SUMMER akTREATs.

II 0lDRIDGES HOTEL, 1t7 AND Ts9 BR0ADwAY.-
II Haudsomsy furnished, airy and sssty Kept apart.
msnts nov Be obtained With without bore oy
tho neal day or week, served In dining private
on the most rsasonabs terms Rooms rent from ~ W
$50 per week. No charge for baths.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-08

Mr.. Edi'9r Il cannot agree with the
currcnt opinion Of the newspaper 1t ap.
pears to me that the public arc benefited
and will be benefited by the run upon and
excitement about the Georgia banks.
1t cannot be concealed that this Georgia
currency is fraudulent sort Of thing-got
up on sort Of false prctensc for the purpose
OF outwiiting the legislature and people
Our banking law exhibits the species Of cur
rency which these believe should exist in
this state. These Georgia banks are got up
with the preteuce Of being for the currency
Of Georgia, while they are, in truth, for the
sole purpose Of furnishing their currency to
this state. If they are allowed to succeed,
they will deprive Us Of a perfect and well Sc
cured currency, convertible within this
state, and give US currency without secu-
rity and dangerous, convertible, if at all,
only in the state Of Georgia, nearly two
thousand miles off, and in direction where
we have neither trade nor intercourse
'"'J VIM OItdh VIZ tu'ItHCy anu eSIsteHce
of our own banks established at great ex-
pcnsc and honesty, and in conformity with
the laws Of the state.
Any excitement which reminds our people
Of the insecurity and inconvertibility Of this
Georgia currency, will be beneficial because
it will make those banks more cautious Of
their issues and our people more cautious of
keeping it on hand, more watChiul Of its
managers, more mindful of the injustice
done our own banks and laws, and Of the
greater security Of Illinois bills, and bills Of
those states with which We have frequent
intercourse.
1t can be demonstrated tina. this Georgia
currency has put up the rates of exchange
for the last year and a half, one per cent.
above its proper and true mercantile level
thus Infringing the trade Of the country and
causing a loss to the people Of over $3.50 900
per anuum.
The assertion that this Georgia currency
is necessary to furnish the means for puI-
chasing our crops, &C., is pure and puerile
fudge. When half the world is starving and
ali Of it in want of bread, they will bring
their goM to those who have brcadstuils to
sell. When we have got all the gold in tho
world in exchange for our produce, 1t will
be time enough to take Georgia
CURRENCY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-08
llliuOi, Items,

/ New corn will soon be in market. The
crop is immense throughout all Illinois, and,
as in years past, will be mostly fed to stock
at home. Several large cattle feeders in
Greene, Morgan and Macoupin counties, ge-
morally buy up whole corn fields, at so much
per acre, or at dumped price for the
field, in their vicinitics, and turn in their
herds to fatten. learn that they are doing
| this extensively this season, aud there is no
room for doubt that Sucker cattle will sus-
tain their former reputation in the New York
and Brighton markets.
Cons STARCH FACroRY.-Ihc Peoria Press
states that a wealthy firm have commenced
the erection Of a large building in that city
for the manufacture Of corn starch. The
factory is to be three stories high, the first
story one hundred and sixty feet long and
sixty feet wide the second and third sto-
ries, sixty feet square.
We find the following in an eastern paper,
without any intimation whence the iniorma-
ton is derived, but we have no doubt the
figures are substantially correct.
Henry Farnham, the railroad contractor,
cleared $500, 600 by his contract to finish
the Rock Island and Chicago railroad, at q
gwen period, he reserving to himself the
privilege of running the road and using
the revenues, if lac completed it before the
contracted time. He did complete it twelve
months before the date for delivery, and run
the road ON his own account, clearing $500
900 and then turned it over to the directors,
finished. This $4,000 is besides what he
| cleared on his contract to build the road
FREEPoRr.-.The census Of Freeport, just
taken, shows its population to be 4,4s5, of
whom 2,Ol9 are females, and 2,376 males
CoSvIcr Snor.-Last Saturday morning
two prisoners attempted to escape from the
penitentiary at Alton, as the gate was open
cd to admit the bearer Of prison supplies
when one of them was arrested and forced
back, but the other, named Clark, n young
man sent last spring from Cook county, took
to his heels, and was stopped by bullet
from one Of the guards lie died in a few
minutes.
GEORGIA BANKs.-The merchants of Car.
linvillc, Oquawka, and several other cities Of
the middle and southern part Of this state,
publish cards stating that they will no long.
er touch Georgia paper. We found on re-
cent trip south, that, after passing Spring
field, it is almost impossible to get rid of a
dollar of Georgia wild cat on any terms
We learn by the Chicago 7riJune, that
$780, 900 more Of the bills of the Atlanta and
Interior Banks of Georgia, owned by Geo.
Smith, of Chicago, left Galena on Monday,
on their way to Georgia for redemption at
the counters where they are nominally issu-
ed. "This war" says the Tribune, "our
readers may rely upon it, will be continued
until every dollar Of this currency is driven
from circulation and then it may cease, bu.
only to be renewed whenever Atlanta and
Interior reappear."
George Vending, indicted for the murder
Of his wife at Dunleith, last spring, was con
vctcd Of manslaughtcr, in the 10 Davicss
Circuit Court on Wednesday, and sentenced
to Imprisonment for five years.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-08

SUMMARY CONCERNING THE Crops Re.
ports are daily coming in of the abundance
of the crops. The Southern section Of the
country speaks particularly of the large
yield Of nearly all kinds of grain. Alabama
the crops Of corn and wheat are unusually
large, cotton good. Gcorga-thc largest
wheat and corn crop ever known, cotton
promising. Louisiana--an average yield,
drought having somewhat affected the crops.
TeXas--corn aud wheat abundant Misss-
slppi--corn and cotton very promising,
wheat abundant. Florida--a heavy yield of
all kinds of crops. Tennessee--20 per cent.
over an average Of all kinds of crops. Indi-
ana-grain better than ever before known.
Missouri-the same report, Ohio-reports
not so promising, but an average yield. In
North Carolina, Iowa and Wisconsin the
prospects of an abundant harvest were new
or known to be so good. In Illinois, the re.
port from all sections of the State is of an
abundant yield of every description of pro.
duce-whcat, corn and oats yield largely.
Same from Michigan. In Maryland every
county is returned, and only one reports the
crop of wheat as being poor and others Il
good yield of that and every other crop, in.
Guiding tobacco, aud fruit and hay. From
Virginia the wheat is Of excellent quality
and an average crop--potatoes and fruit in
uncXampled abundance. These reports
come from reliable sources, and, with this
uncNamp!ed abundance the prospect for the
next year is very promising for business.
Some estimate the aggregate wheat crop at
lls,OOo,oOO. Others at 200, 100000. Eth.
CT would leave respectable ovcrpus of the
amount required for home consumption,
which is set down at 100000 bushels.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-08
Foreign News.

The Atlantic arrived at New York ON
Thursday, with Liverpool dates to the 2ith
Aug. Her news, contrary to general expec-
tation, is rather dry and unmportant
No further events of any importance have
occurred in the progress Of the war but
there are copiouS details of the Sweaborg
commandment and the battle in the Tcher-
maya.
The Russian loss at Sweaborg is reported
at only 30 killed and 30 wounded. The
! Notifications were DESTROYED.
According to the Russian Adnirars ac
count Of the bombardment of Swcaborg the
allies appear to have done but little damage
besides the burning of the public stores. lie
says no damage was whatever has been done
to the fortiications, batteries or guns. lie
closes his dispatch on the evening Of the
18th thus: "Ihe enemy remain at their old
anchorage and do not renew the attack ~
The attack on Riga was commenced at 4
O'Clock on the morning of the 10th by two
English steamers, one two-dccker and one
irigate, and continued till in the evening
doing apparently no damage
The attack on the Tchclnava was COM
menced by Gortsclakoif in person. The Rus
sian force consisted of five divisions (GOOW
cavalry and twenty batteries If artillery
The Russians left on the field 1000 dead, and
3S officers, and 1000 wounded. Three Rus
sian Generals were killed.
Tho French loss ,no,,r. - ,o..,.. ono
killed and nvor soo ro,nJnJ "'"''' '''
Tho F,yI;.h Co,.roi paoJ ,..,,u.,
y later dispatch says the Russians asked
Tor an armStco to bury the dcnd
Pelissier saystbe whole number or P,ss;
ans buried was 3 32o-GOO wore TALON mi,
oncrs P''"
A disnatcb of the 10Th s,vs tho ,r,;,,orr
have opened fire upon Sch,stonol I'm, Tho
bombardmcnt had not commenced
The four Russian steamers snnL in Raw or
Berbiousk have been blown mn thc Fngjis,'
and the suburbs of the town hnrnt ''''''
A British run. boat went ashore durinc ,be
attack and was taken hv the Ruos;,nse ~
rcther with n corupletc code oc thn AlIios,
SIGNALS
Gorts. hakoT's latest disn,tch from Sol,,,-
topol is TO the DIST He saws the fire or tho
Allies has sensibly diminished and does but
l,,tlo d,mage
Markets UNCHANGED
Queen Victorin's visit 70 France had hoo,
attended with the greatest enthusiasm and
cordaity.
There is no rrlablo inflammation n, ,ho
subject Of negotiations.
Private letters and rumors are busy in
circulating reports according TO which the
accession Of s pain to the Western Alliance is
complete, and the adhesion of Denmark and
Sweden all bu, satisfactory Austria NO.
cordnp to the same loose authority had al.
ready submitted a new project of ncace. and
will soon EXPRESS herself decidedly for tho
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-08

TnE REIGY or ART--ln this wonderful
age, Art lays her master touches on al
most every thing. The ceilings over US
and tho carpets we tread on, are haowcd by
Art. Art winds the railway through the
mOuptains and the mud makes her ma
chimes Of wood and iron, to act as if with
knowledge and annihilatcs space with light.
ping tanned down to the tutclage Of a boy.
Nothing is too lofty for her touch and moth
ing too humble. \ new proof 0. this old
conviction, has Just fallen under our notice,
m tho shape Of CattHrtiC t'Iti, from the
Laboratory Of that world renowned Chemist
Doct. d &. AVER
II we understand the subject, he has car
ricd that article TO the farthcst perfection Of
which it is able. Instead of employing
Drugs in its composition, as we had always
thought the necessary and only way, he has
with consummate skin extracted the Uirtuos
Of the medicines to be employed and com
hined them alone in their purity together
The composition is then mixed and rolled by
machinery and steam power, into a spprod
pill which is wrapped in an envelope Of gela.
tnc for protection from the effects OF wealth
or or time and then thickly coated with sugar
to serve Ms its passport over the palate Not
withstanding all this ljborcd perfect ion they
are offered TO the Public at less than one
cent each. However humble the department,
we think this may be safely characterized as
the contamination Of Art in its linc.-NorH-
ing Neus, Bait.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-08

COLLISION BETWEEN OUR MINISTER AND THE
PERrviANS.-A letter from Lima, says the
Peruyians arrested Capt, Adams, of an
American ship, for the murder of one OF his
mutinous crew. Mr.. Clay, our Minister,
Immediately sent for the Grigatc Indepen-
dence to render him aid in the settlement Of
the difficulty The evidence ID represented
to be perfect, that Capt. Adams was justii-
ed by American laws and Mr. Clay desired
him to be given up and sent to the United
States for trial. The Peruvans refused.
The war ship anchored in range of the town
and got ready to. assert American rights.
The result is, Capt. Adams is on his way
home.