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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17

NEW YORK AND COMFY ISLAND, LANDING AT
IN Fort Hamilton each way.-The steaInsr N0Rw ak,
Capt G. r Rodman will leave as follows Sundays Included
leaving foot 1oe. Of s n%0s strees al
leaving pier North river at 70 n, and lP. NJ; leaving
Iaand Fort Hsphon and back 70 New York, twenty i've
cents, tor which ffeH,rn ticket WA be given. hR price
for children. G. j. DODGE ASdoA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


LBANY DAY BoAT.-THE FAST AND FAvoRITE
N steamer Aida Capt Roe leaves the foot of Canal and
Spring Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
A. M landing at West Point, Cornwall, Newburg, Milton,
Coxsakie
nAHY FOR Observation-Disclosures USUAL
- landings.-The favore steamer HERO leaves Robin
pier at go O'Clock NJ arriving by s1s p. NJ. Re-
turning, leaves at A. NJ arriving at if3a A. NJ.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FROM MAY 49, 1855,
the trains will leave Chambers street station follows
raln, L NJ emisrant 2 for Poushkeepse, A. H. and
Y M for Sing Sing, 1890 A. NJ. and 9s5 r. M this train
leaves every Friday evening at II for Hudson, $3.50 r.
Sing and Peeksk trains stop the way stations Passing
taken at Chambers Canal Christopher and Thirty first
Trains for New York leave Troy at 4 S5 and l045 A.
and 80 p. NJ, and East Albany II D. $50 and ii;l5 y
SPIN. A. r. SMITH, Sup.
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILRoAD-oN AND Az.
IN ter Monday May 49, 1856 and until further notice. pas
senger trains VIII leave pier foot Of Duane follows
VII . 80
Hnfslo eSnre.s al 8 A. M for Buffalo
Mail 8f6 A. NJ, for Dunkirk and Buffalo and inter
date stations. Passengers BY this matt will connect with
press trans for Syracuse CsysE Nass
Lake shore Railroad, for oncnnau, Chicago &C.
Rockland passenger at $50 r M from foot Of Chambers
sree via Permont for Suerns and intermediate sasons
Way passenger at4P NJ, for Newburg and kddletown,
Night express al 1P. NJ, for Dunkirk and Buffalo.
Emigran a6P NJ, for Dpnkirk and Buffalo, and inermc.
The above trains run daily, Sundays excepted
These express trains connect nj Elira with Efmra
Canandaigua and Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls At
Bnghamon, with the Syracuse and Hinghamon Railroad for
Railroad for Rochester at Great Bend with Delaware Lack
and Western Railroad for Scranton mt Buffalo aud
Dupkr with the Lake Shore Railroad Cleveland Oncnaa
b. G. McCALLuN General Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17
THE NEW YORK AND III, Liverpool United y, STATES

mail stea4srs-The shps comprising this line
The BALTIC Capt Joseph Comstock. M ~aN
The ADRIAfIC, Capt James West 8rss atl
These shpa having been built BY contract expressly for The
government service every has their
sruc0n, aso In their engines, 10 strength and
speed and their passengers unequal
led for elegance and comfort 2Ni =
Price passage from New Liverpool cabin
elSo in second do a Exclusive Of extra size state
seas An experienced surgeon attached % each ship No
have improved water bulkheads and 70 avoid danger
from iee win not cross the Banks north of ~ degrees until
after The lst Of Augus. q. 80. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17

Vs., MES SSr M Rsss CHEMICAL b, BArHsm3s
attendance 6 SosasY They sasssy.es . re e,
Fsheuma.. m, neuSAA and AZ dApaaes arising from RE I'm
department. i0y kdioaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17

RnLIARDs-I CAUTION THE PUBLIC AGAINST A
~ miserable and worthless notation my tables
and combination cushions which are offered for sale Genuine
tables and esbiore FOR which received patent February
~, 1870, wiz have my name engraved plate attached
MICHAEL PIIELaN, 80 Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17

DICoRD's PRACTICABLE. @. d. HAMMOND FOR
IL merly pupil with Record Of Paris and with Drs Car
nochan and Mott OF this city be consulted for me
important class Diseases including those Of the throat and
pose the St Nicholas Hotel daily from to TO- and from 10
81 O'Clock He tenders 70 the afflicted positive assurance OF
relief Treatment also by letter. and medicines Consul
taons Francas u. HAMMOND NJ ID, physician, con
suting and operative surgeon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17
COAL.

yOAL.-COAL YARD REMOVED, IN CONSEQUENCE
" ofthe Bowery extension. r. GARRICK has removed his
coal business from q James street 70 his coal yard No u
Roosevelt street, near Chatham.
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WEST INDIES AND VENEZUELA srEAMsHYP co,

INVEST INDIES AND VENEZUELA STEAMSHIP COZ.
w pany-For y. Thomas Puerto Rico, La Guayra and
Puerto CabelloThe United States mail TENNEs
SEE, Charles M Webber commander win leave for The
above ports Saturday June 81 IL O'Clock precisely
This steamer will arrive at St Thomas neg or
70 take the British mail steamers running all the West
islands Price OF passage from New York st. Thomas
Puerto Rico, 800; TO La Guayra Puerto Oabello =,
Extra saerooms $40 advance on the above seerage pass
eefs dound NO All letters must pass through the ~
Office No bills Of ladng viii be signed except those furne
by the company and must be ready the day before sane
For freight or passage apply TO S. DE AGREDA, JoV !.
CO., 81 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17

m FOR SALE, RESTAURANT AND SALOON,
fOV fitted up in the finest syle three lines Of stages
from the door lease FIVE years An excellent chance FOR
|erman lager bier saloon. Apply 70 HOWES CO., 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17
OILS.
. EROSENE OILS
IN NOT EXPLOSIVE,
Secured by patents.
KEROSENE ILLUMINATING OIL.
The advantages possessed by this oil are

!. The intensity Of the light produced.
2. II is not explosive.
g. 1t will remain fluid when the best sperm oil has
gealed
It's unrvaled economy, 81 10 worth giving
much light 80 of rapeseed o>$2 of whale, $
sperm Oil, or &29 of burning fluid.
This oil burns In all the argand button lamps, including
camphene and syvc oil lamps without the usual tendency
smoke.
KEROSENE IuBRrcArIrG On.-The effect of this oil
chnery ID found to be perfectly magical the gum
caused by the OF impure oils equal 70 the best
sperm oil and does CONCEAL at low temperature. II
burns magncently all the solar, pinnacle and hand lamps;
also signal and bowsprit lanterns The of engi
ship ship captains ship supply and
particularly requested 70 the certificates be the
Office Of
AUsTENs, Agents for the Kerosene Oil Company.
No 90 Beaver street. New York
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broadway THEATRE.-E. A. MARSHALL, SOLE
~ Lesse; W r. Blake, Stage Manager. Doors open at
la perornanoe 10 commence at IA O'Clock precisely This
evening, June IL
= - q THE SEA OF ICE;
o. IN. THIRST ron GOLD AND WILD FLOWER nExco
Raou de Lascours. Mr. Cano
eI21 sae eavenlurer, M Fisher
eAttof. M W. A. Cnapman
- wild Flower OF Mexico Nine Ponis
: THE MAID WITH THE MILKING PAIL.
Iayd Philander. Mr. Whiting Dccon. Mr. Chapman
my a.s... J. - Miss Josephine Manners
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17

E0 FOR SALE, THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIX
lures Of grocery and liquor store In good loca
only $4 per month Inquire in the store, l46 West
|eenth street. ~. 81 r n ~ = III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17

A CARD.-To CAPTAIN GEORGE LITTLE, COM
IA mandng the British steamship Emeu-Sir-It il with
great pleasure that the undersigned American
board the steamship Emeu from Hsvre New York les
hy TO you their sincere thanks not only for your own kind
ness and afaby during our passage but also for the
raj regard and aentveness which have marked
the touniful table and The spacious accommodations or the
Emeu, nave rendoBd our passage Of the
that we have ever Experienced We highly ex
press our commendaon OF your very great prudence
oss have surrounded u.s. and although have had
late you upon having made passage highly credtable 10
screw steamer equalling, within few hours that q the
Arabia, which sailed rom Liverpool the day At an
earlier hour Hoping that you may be prospered an your
nndernkua, we remain sir, obelient servants
bchsf of The Apsrcsn pessenaers Francts Ferris New
YORK., Jsmes c. fetsher Philadelphia a. /. Howard Hen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17

DuLIARDs.-wE WOULD CAUTION OUR CUSTOM
ID and e public in general not to be deceived by
tain persons who advertising combination cushion
being superior 10 all others which invented twenty
ago and proved to be worthless being composed
common rubber and cork the cork you aware
crnmby nature consequently Is easily affected by the action
Of the balls and becomes worthless We have hand
are always prepared furnish and friends with
oar newly invented cushions which practical billiard
table makers and for the general satisfaction they have given
our customers we that there superior
we have also rinmines o every description belonging 70 t
trade, for sale at lou prizes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17

E'oR HAVANA AND MOBILE-UNITED STATES
IL mail steamer QUAKER CITY, r. W. Shufeldt com,
mander viii sail on Tuesday July ], from pier a Nor
forwarded from Mobile free of Bills Of anr
cured and signed board For freight passage Apply 10
SETH PATRICK, Agents, 81 Wall street IT, "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17

DEDUCED PRICES-JUNE 2.-UNrTED STATES
III Mail Line-Fiy pounds Of baggage free Ten cents per
pound on excess Four hours from ocean 70
The United States Mail Steamship Line will despatch Aspn
wall Friday, June 20 at o'clock +. NJ precisely from
pier foot OF Warren street North river the
las, steamship GEORGE LAW, Captain VIM l.. Herndon, u
$ N Passengers and mails will be forwarded by Panama
Railroad and connect at Panama with the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company's magnificent steamship GOLDEN AGE j. T.
Watkins commander, which will be readiness and leave
nediatey for San Francisco The public informed that
the r. NJ g. Co always have living
Panama ready for avoid possible
sepgers or mails For passage applyto W. RAYMOND at
street Freight to Aspnwa 70 per cubic foot or h
per pound prepaid And freight will be received
after II O'Clock on the day Of sailing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17

CHANCE TO MAKE AFORTUNE.-PATENT RIGHTS
or sase 81 jacob Devoe's improved bevei plane In
square up stuff without using the square or bevel Ad-
Ae inventor, jacob Devoe, No. Sixth avenue NY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17

lures and tools Of established saddle and harness shop
SeS o. me 1eS E,r,. VA d saeS SSon
from Peck slip ferry Sold on account Of sickness Of The
Ninth street; to JOHN B. KOLYER, JAMES l..
MOORE, 50 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17

SEOTAkTSs
NASH PURCHASERS OF sEGARS CAN PROCURE
" bargains from stock Of million; operas, 81 up
wards Normas 81 % upwards Cash advances made
gars Of Havana, domestic and German mnnu facture.
o. CHEEKS, II Broadway.
HAVANA sEGARS BY STEAMSHIPS BLACK WAR
IL rior and Cahawba-Cabanas Fgaros, regaa del roya
Conchas Londres operas do famas Cabargas &c by the
100 l0O ten per cent below market prices 4. r. RO-
GERS, l6l Maiden lane, second story.
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MEDICAL.

nR. RALPH-oPFICEs GAS HOUSTON, NEAR woOs-
~ teri hours to II A. NJ, to 9P. H., Sundays excepted
All genito urinary also female and all chronic complaints
successfully treated Address box $50 Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BILLIARD TABLES OF
IA the best quality and at low prices win be found at !
mandatory, the largest and most complete city
and trimmings Of the best quality, for sale Orders by
attended 10. -Four good second hand tables for
O,CONNOR COILENDER. ia Ann q rent
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0sED DATES or SAILING.


The a these ships will not be accountable for go
silver bullion specie tewery precious stones metals
ess bills Of dng signed therefor and the value thereof
q here IL f-l&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17

WILL BE SOLD THIS DAY A BARGAIN TO CLOSE
w accounone nne gold watch mantei clock, aud
embrodernE materials Inquire Of r. WOOD, % Fulton
street, second door, front room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17

lE0 FOR SALE, A SPLENDID DOWN TOWN
~: cash eusasss suited for young Or old gentlemen,
Tor sose seeking business; Also, splendid grocery
LAST street; price $6o0 Apply st 30 Broad
room No. g. "a aNfI'. Ff-7 7t.N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17

pr SALE-A SMALL CENTREBOARD sLOOP OF
about sixty burthen well found good condition.
Ia fine saler OF light draught Of water To those wishing
cash For further information inquire Of c. p RAY
Nd board Of the sloop X. Brown pier 10 foot
he slip, East river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17

ITO LET-THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF MUSIC, FOR
year, from the first day Of October next with the
privilege Of another year, for
OPERAS, CONCERTS, LECTURES AND BALLS.
The academy well stocked with scenery painted BY Al
bale which viii be added saloon, hundred and
ten feet long, for ball purposes.
To snerprisng Emressario this house offers great In
ducemens be demonstrated by the experience Of the
that the house be let for Balls Concerts
and Lectures the nghs when there Of
CURED by the Directors For terms apply BY letter to the sub
scriber, n Wall street. JAMES PHALEN, President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17

ETY. HOME FOR SALE IN WILLIAMSBURG
G 800 down, and 81 500 on, bond and mortgage for
years. II is new brick house. seven rooms balcony
Stages pass the DOOR None but genteel families need
6eighborhood
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17

BIZ sALE-A LIQUOR STORE, ON A GOOD CORNER
up town. doing cash business OF from $500 TO $50
month. For particulars call at 81 Chambers street. up
front room or at 26 Eighth avenue Twenty third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17

S00 WILL BUY THE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF
tOV aPlendid dining saloon opposite the Harlem and
Haven Rsilsead depot The owner 10 obliged p sell this
York 71ss177' ~ - : y . .'-''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17

LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.-FOR
~ Havana and New orleans.-On Tuesday, June II,
r. M from pier foot of Warren street. North river
and ayorite steamship EMPIRE CITY Capt Henry winde
will sail as above Passage be secured the
Office Freight 10 New Orleans 80 per cubic foot Ship
pers will be supplied with blank bills Of ladng Of the
signed by the company application at their Offices
other forms signed and no bill Of ladng will be signed after
the hour OF sailing For freight apply at the office
Of the company III West street, corner Of Warren.
NJ. o. ROBERTS, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17
sHIPPTN0.

LNOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-UNIrED STATE
u Mall Line.-The steamer FLORIDA, Captain y. wood
hull viii leave On Saturday june e. Rom pier No Nor
Freight o. gssssss apply . 9. nrfoanL y s,csdwsy
aska 49, for Florida eonueot ~ snnah with ~
Ateamfra from New York on T0esdaya and Saturday,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17

STEAL REFINED CANDY.-RIDLEY Co, CORN 4
RIVER Railroad depot are prepared self Wholesale or
lsteam refined candy and sugar puns Of superior quality
@ Try dealers supplied at shortest notice.
undersigned have discontinued the manufacture a
dy which will In future be carried by Ridley Co.
above The parties composing NE firm have all been
ployed in this branch OF from eighteen
fo ytwo years, respectively and for few past
had almost ne exclusive management Of this department of
the public believing that they will continue 70 manu-
re candy Of quality Fully equal to that heretofore sod
T. l.. A. STUART
NEW YORK. Nay 81, 1884
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-03-01

THE CLERK AND TIE PLOUGH BoY.-The
young man who leaves the farm-licld for the
merchants desk or the lawyers or doctors
office. thinking to dignity or ennohlc his toll
makes sad mistake. lie passes, by that
step. from independence to vassalage. lie
harters natural for an artificial pursuit, and
he must he the slave of the caprice of custo-
mtrs and the chicane of trade, either to sup.
port himself or to acquire fortune. The more
artificial a mans pursuit the more dcbasing
is it morally and physically. To test it, con-
trast the merchants clerk with the plough
boy. The former may have the most exterior
polish, but the latter, under his rough out
side. possesses the trucr stamina. He is the
freer. frankcr. happier, and nobler man.
Would that young men might judge of the
dignity of labor by it's usefulness and mani-
ness. rather than by the superficial CLOSES it
wears. Therefore we never see a mans no.
bility in his kid gloves and toilet adornments
but in that sinewy arm, whose outline, brown
ed by the sun, bctokcns. hardy. honest toilet
under whose farmers or mechanics vest a
kindliest heart may beat
Hunts Mogasinc.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-03-01

CuRIoUs RUSSIAN CusToM.-Tn connection
with the subject of Russian agriculture. we
may advert to the whimsical mode which pre-
walls of perpciuating the knowledge Of the
boundaries of estates. There arc no hedges
no trenches, no stone walls in Russia to de-
fine the limits ola proprietor's land; instead
Of these. mounds Of earth, either natural or
artitcally thrown up, serve the purpose
On these mounds, whenever new division of
the land takes place, or when as is the case
at certain intervals, new survey is thought
necessary, some juvenile scrf, unwary enough
to he caught on the spot, is stripped in the
scholastic fashion. and soundly FACILITATED
with willow wands borne by the surveying
party. 1t is not until he has received cas-
tigation sufficiently impressive to rivet the
fact upon his memory, that he Is allowed to
escape; and as this species of practical in
struction is administered to a tolcrable mum.
Der of Juveniles in the course of the route. it
is supposed, and with reason. that for fifty
years at least somebody will be found to be
able to testify Enthusiastically to the locality of
the ancient landmarks,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-03-01

GREAT Destruction OF FARM PRODucTs
AND FRUIT TREES by TIE CoLD AT Louis.
vILLE.-The Louisville Courier states that
the Geld IN that vicinity on the Sd and 4th in.
slant. was beyond all precedent. and adds:
However beneficial to the soil and the crops
Of next season this cold spell may prove to
be, its present effects are more disastrous
than many persons imagine. Thousands of
barrels Of potatoes and apples and other per-
ishablc farm products have been DESTROYED,
and the injuries to young fruit trees and nur-
sericsi is beyond calculation. Nearly, or quite
all the fruit trees buddcd last fall, for this
;cason's growth, have been destroyed and
the losses in some nurseries near the city will
:mount to scye al thousand dollars. In one
nursery from which we have heard. some
seven thousand dwarf pears have been killed.
and'thousands on thousands of young peach
ecs ruined. The loss in ornamental trees
aud sfruhbery has also been quite severe
The few fruit buds that escaped the former
severe weather, have been ctlcctually killed.
ard it is now rendered certain that in this
vicinity at least VIC arc to have none of the
finer and more delicate fruits next summer.
1t is farcd also that many well grown and
hearing trees have been greatly damaged, if
not entirely killed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-03-01

Cold FEET.-There is no more fruitful
source of pulmonary disease than cold feet
Cold feet cannot possibly occur if the circnla-
ton is properly kept up. A sense of cold
ness in them is an indication that they arc
not sufficiently protected by clothing. Our
bodies are often ovei burdencd with overcoats
and wrapping shawls, while our limbs arc
but impericctly covered Now there is moth.
ing more dangerous than allowing the feet to
become damp and cold. Health requires that
they should always be warm and dry. 1t is
better to pay the shoe maker, ard hoser for
preserving YOU in health, than to pay the
doctor for curing you after you have become
Ill. Recall some of your past experience,
and you will soon discover that two thirds
the colds that You have suffered from were
produced by cold and wet feet The Indians
understand this fully. In their wigwams
they always lie with their feet towards the
fire. When they are travelling in cold wealth
or and arc compelled to camp in the open air
they dig 4 hole in the Garth, in the centre of
which they build fire, and then lie down in
a circle, each one hanging his legs into the
hole. In this custom they have the simple
guidance Of experience. Abcrnethv's rules
for the preservation of health were all cmbra-
ced in the following maxim :"Kecp the feet
warm. the head cool, and the bowels open"
We have experienced in our own person
the intimate sympathy existing between the
circulation IN the cxlrcmitcs and the lungs
For years cold feet and chlncss in the limbs
has almost invariably been followed by bron-
chial irritation. Within few hours in fact
of such exposure, we find the nose stuiIid
and begin to hawk and clear the throat.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-03-01

How 70 GET WIFE IN CAIRO. - When a
young man IN Cairo Egypt, wishes to marry
he goes to some old woman. who makes it
her business to be well up in the names and
addresses of all marIiaecable young ladies'
and rendering the usual fee, informs her of
has notion Of wife; as for example, she is to
be graceful, with large black eyes. wavy
hair, ola gentle disposition, &c. The old
woman then promises to suit him in given
time, at the expiration of which he is mar
ried, and sees his wife unveiled for the first
time in the nuptial chamber. According to
Mr.. Lane. he generally finds her pretty much
such as he has been led to expect; but should
he have been, as of course is often the case.
the victim of misplaced confidence in
match. makers, he lives with her for one week.
as the custom is, and then presenting her
with her dowry and her papers of divorce,
she returns to her friends, and hopes for bet.
ter luck next time.