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Decrease. .... SOL ,623 10

The annexed table will show the esrnr Of the road
for the first eight months Of the present fiscal year
compared with those Of the corresponding period Of the
two previous years
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Toilet Articles, q Rich Ass0rtmsne.-J. q ..
"A nm DERs, stOre only, No Astor house
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Pocket Cutlery, Newest Stylss.--J. q y.
SAUNDkkS store only at No. Z Astor House.
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~Vc,,.,. a. Dress Hsss--sprtns styis-isS
80. 80. se,y een Brosdvsy and ksssaa sueeS
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"wbstwiu He do with IT," The rev story ~ ~ b ss
,rey txitor Rat 10 commenced in this weeks kPkHs
wErIty h. arrangement with suhor aud viii be
Hsrpers We, NV now stands the head o. the Amercsn
wceklies II mbncs the usefulness oi we Wvsrsea LOW
40, News with hrh literary excellence and an endless Store o
amussment In this respect s UNIQUE W he wgrd h nss
ubshed tho ilu,ra the Scsi esffes tne tNo o
oems and T. now publishing The beet novel hat have been
erescnted ~ the American public hi1yrar
The proprctors OF HARrENs Wkfhbt bet W rsy M.
they vii spare labor penfs 20 make encn
umber Of the Weekly better than The last ierms h'e cen"
snum0e' t,ARPsk 4 BROTHERS publishers, New York
.r,o,,..p Plate GLASS Cornpony's stock for
..ie rhsap he AtBsRr H. NfCOLAY, No. Broad street.
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novsnp,. Dressing Cases I'm treat variety. 9
4 4 n aAuyprRs ..cwe only. .; No. Aston housA
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ror~aru and American Eashions.--At

20 Cent Ambsotype LiIxer esses, with Case,
besufu, co,ored WONDERFUL productions ESQ daily
by KINBALl4 3E broadway
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8~tchsior's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupsss-
fhe best 10 The world snrpsssnS al Made sold and applied
u tbs manursctory, @ts Broad way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-12
mn NrwsyENDERS

ITO NEwSvENDERS.
The New York Ledger, Hspeys' Weekly Balfou's P1c
ior;n', Police Gazette, New York journal. MrN Sephcdf
Magazine Uni ed States Magazine, Nick Max, Yankee Phi
vnrer Caske other reading weekes and n0uh
lies are lurnlnled 10 dealers
AT REDUCED PRICES
In good time by ROSS rOuSET i2i Nassau street.
general Nc, nts IL publishers and nnwsvendrrs-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-12
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
QOHEY II Ar X = y.

THURSDAY, June LTD L. N.
The stock market fairly caved In today The period for
nccs in the stock MARKET appears to have passed The
public mind used these sudden fluctuations and de
prcssons thai they looked upon with the greatest in
difference, AT the arst board day Illinois Central bonds
fell IA Il per cent; Pennsyv Coal, al Cleveland and
Toledo, p Cumberland, u; New York Central IL; Erie,
1Js; Harlem, u Reading, u Michigan Southern, Al; 10.
scrip, Ia; Galepa and Chicago, TX Milwaukee ard Mis-
sissipp 81 la Crosse and Milwaukee, 1. Michigan Central
Railroad advanced q per cent Illinois Ceutra X Chicago
and Rock Island, =. Michigan Southern opened al ~,
sold down To a. and closed weak at that price Now York
Central offered freely and fell OF rapidly from the
opening. Tho scrip Michigan southern stock, ten per
cent guaranteed preferred sold at so per cent Galena
and Chicago sold at 81 por cent, cash. Milwaukee and
Mississippi sold at So per cent, cash This road has
been very badly managed under the admins.
traiou. Since the resignation OF the Old president
Its finances have become very much involved The July
dividend must be postponed passed altogether. The
company have money TO pay Il, and railroad credit Is
much dc pressed tia! do not see bow they can Dor
row IT, Twelve or eighteen months since this was con
sidcred one ofhc bet wesern railroad companies. In
that short has all down. and is OF the
worst Il Is, fear. scconi Michigan Southern. Ceve
land and Toledo touched SO per cent this morning Con
paraivcy this Is a low point, but there is sll lower
level before we reach its intrinsic value. Pacific Mall
Steamship Company opened "a this morning. and closed
at rs per cent at which sales to extent were made
Erie las not been active FOR days Thelox prices
ruling have brought in small buyers. Illinois Central
Railroad WAS tho object Of stack this morning small
way. The cash price lS5x lis per cent couple
Of small lots were sold ii2S IT'S, seller IL mouths,
The London quotations for this stock by the Canada
eek al" which means dividend and oxpfyiiege The
quotations read thus "ls % OK ALL" This is equal to
about 40 per cent here, with the stock privilege on
After the douTnment Of the board tho following sales
or stocks and bonds made auction by A. H. Nioo.
tav.--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-12

JOntb CtIttrattu
q. Depot 02 Bowery.
Murray q Lanmnn's Florida Wnfcr.-By u
cncit Florida supported 10 contain the
fountain of YOUTH producing the vegetable elements of the
finest perfume and cosmetic In existence. Murray tnmans
Florida may alike adorn tue toilet aud by add
usire the complexion Sol by the propretors ~ T. IN
MAN 90 wholesale druggists g. Water street. New York.
and By all druggists, at 30 cents per bottle
IIOlloSay's Pills and Ointment have been
There test however. whereby to tell
the eeu inc. viz. the water mark, Holloway New YorS
Ior don that exists Ia leaf of the book OF drec
The words seman in the paper. and v
bic by looking through In leaf TO the light sold ut the
uutscory No 50 Maid sne New York, and b. al drug
gists, nj &c, &c, and 81 per box.
RNptars.-Marsh q Co.. RAsiicaI CHxs 2rNas
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Canadian was firm aHd In good demand. with sales Of
about 400 600 bbls. within the range OF the above
quotations. Southern brands continued firm and In
good demand, with eales of about 5000 bb within the
range the above prices. Ry -four WIS ia fair demand
win sina sales IA 81 ~ SO rs Meal hrm, Ut 81
- 70 tor Jersey and at - SO ked tor Bandywine
Whe1-The urmpess Of holders tended 10 check sales
Prime choice lots continued stiff and very fun prices de-
msDded. sale of 200 busheis choice white Missouri
made at 81, with eomo los Muxauke Club AT 81 81
81 3d. and primo red Western held nj 81 Cd 81 10.
CoeN-rhe high views Of holders checked sales. The
transactions confined about IL 900 bushels,
including Western mixed ?7c u 95c in store, and
Souihet and Jersey yellow 81 in the slip aud dclverod
white do. was quist at 81 Sbol. Rye steady at
limited sales. OatsIbe market inactive, with small
sales at &c &C The folio wing table gives the receipts
and thpm.n Of brcadt,us Chicago for the waek end
ing the eth inst -:
Total for
Ro.7ip,s. S,ipnenn. o.esea;on;
Corn, bushels. ..... i32,los 378,277 l,l65,'Ty
Flour, bb.s. .......... b,U90 t02 a., 800
CoFypF quiet but steady, with limited sales.
Co,Tos The ma rkct Was more active. The sales en-
braced ABOUT 600 bales 900 Of which in tranu
closing wiihou, change of moment u prices The chief
sales made before the arrival Of the Canadas
FHEclus To Liverpool, 200 nbs spirits turpenne
engaged at 2s and 100 bbls ,aH Is To London
100 tons oil cake, ia bags at rs Cd To Bremen, 1Co
s Sos rS o, were aSen 70 & ans light pipe
gagged at &c. To sydney Australia Sc asked, and
70 Melbourne rates ranged from sc. a271ac per foot
Han inactive, with small transactions for shipment
at Soc sOc.
Hos ~"rc IN moderate request, and the sales making
were chey cunDncd 10 the higher sorts at loc ilc for
good prime sorts, and choice small lots held l2
iipss.-saies since our last have been limited and
prices uncaneed lot oil about 900 barcelona changed
banos on priVue terms
HosIh-S"ies OF 20 Gerces ana IL bbis honey were
made at ssc. cah, IN bond, Tor export
RoN --So"eh PR continued ouu anu nominal AZ SO
So from yard, six months.
iNk-sAies ol oVo a oOo Dds Rockiand were made at
scc ior common, and ~ 70 Tor lump.
hoLNss-lhe market continued quiet but steady.
About % bids clay ca Cuba were solo a, DC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-12
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE IL, 1857

during the past month compared with those OF the
sauno month Last YEAR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-12

HiIPs Hair Dye, A ShiiIiHGs Box, Black
or brown No Barclay street, and ali druggists. Iniuila
BILE hair cutting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-12

Sunburn, FrecIxies, EruptiOns. all Skin Dig
JONES' old Italian ~ Balones hair
dandrf for identifying &c Jones celebrated hair oil.
"a Depot, a2 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-12

Knoxs summer Hats, OF ali styles, now
ready. No. 2l7 Broadway corner OF fulton street.
ros,ss Articles, q Rich Assortmsae.--J. & ..
SAUNDERS stOre only ~ No Aston house
20 Cent Ambsotype LiI<er esses, with Case,
bes uifu coored; wecd-rfu productions ESQ taken daily
by KINBALl. 3E bToaowsy
Foreign and American Eashions.-At
wILDE's millinery warercoms 25I broadway may be
the uot Yquste summer bonnie drsss caps
made in Ii extensive workrooms Of The eatsbshmsat The
Of summer millinery Is mmense the prices just the
verse;
Custom Made Shirts, ali sizes, Wholesale
and retail ut MLAU4HlNS shirt aud furnshiu az STORE 9
Greenwich street corner VI Murray
smithsonian House, BrOsayvsy.-No Rise N
prces Hotel accommodations the European American
singers Sewing n1achanes --an buying s~ce
article sewing msobpe the truest economy Is
buy the best Those WIN purchase sngprs always
s those amy Of the and ueo %a ..
the market are sure 70 suffer asspPoHtmer yexson and
Defiance SalamRndcr Sales-NYth Patens
powder defiance locks and Depot l9a Pear
'- ''@ -' wow" ''- ROBERT n. eArRIoA
Ordinary Liquors Breed Extraordinary
headaches Not 30 bs,les London cordial gu pure, mtd
delicious and e'ed by medical hyg ian stmu
sopnossieur and the nsad Warehouse 20 broad
Sold BY all druggists and groce1
s~schsior's Hair Dye, Wigs and Vorpsss-
=. tAs manufsosory sss Broadway.
CrAstadOro's ScAIps, asAr Dys and wigs
Al in their ne Wholesale and retail ana ne dTe
ratelv applied at No. As,Or House
HiIrs Hair Dye, 4 shiilings a Box, Black
BILE hair cutting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-12

CrAstadOro's scAIps, asdr Dys and wigs
al In their ine Wholesale and retail AMI TIE dTe Or,
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Custom Made Shirts, ali sizes, Wholesale
retail ut MAUdHLlN ~ shirt aud furnishi store $50
Green wch street, corner VI Murray
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OfuIhary Liquors. BIeed EXTRAORDINARY
headaches Not bees Iondoa cordial gin, pure mild
delicious and accre' tied by madca hyg ian stimu
liant OF peerless value cmm- nds Itself alike tn the favor Of
the conDosieur and the invalid Warehouse ~
Sold by all druggists and grooen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-12

Defiance Salamandcr Sales-Elth Patens
powder defiance locks and Depot l92
ROBERT n PATRICA
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Smithson1an AOuss, BrOaavvsy.-N0 Rise N
prtceA Hotel accommodations the European
4 OsuOn
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ITO NEuSyENpEHS.
] 1hs View York Ledger Hsrpers Weekly Bslou's Pto
toria! Police Gszete New yors Journ,, Mrs StephenT
Magazine Unied States Mag zine Nick Max Yaukre
Paror Caske and Their reading wcees AID month
hes furpihhet to dealers
AT REDUCED PRICES
in good time by ROSS rOJSET III Nassau street.
general agents for publishers and ne wsv enders
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Il 1he New York Ledger Harpers Weekly, Bslou's PIC
'rrnl Police 9szette, New York Journa, Mrs stephens
Magazine. United States Magazine, Nick Max, Yankee VII
vstr fasr Csskct ard other reading weekAes al month
hes are furnished 10 dealers -
AT REDUCED PRrCRS
and good time br Russ ToUSEY. ifi Nassau street
gsutral agoDs Tor pab.shers sad nersyenders.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04
Attend TO Your Eyes,ghr,

Sir David Brewster, in the North British
Review, says that no opinion is more COM
mon, and certainly none is more incorrect,
than that il is prudent 10 avoid The use of ar.
tificial help TO the eyes SO long as they are
not absolutely Indispensable. The human
eye is too delicate structure 10 bear con.
tinued strain without injury; and the true
rule is 10 commence the use OF glasses as
coon as we can see better with them than
without Them, ard. always employ such as
will render vision most comfortable and
pleasant. The spectaoles habilually used for
ordinary purposes may not be adequate 10
certain occasional demands, such as reading
very fine print, examining maps, sc. To
meet these cases, handreading glass, two
and half inches in diameter, 10 be nsed in
conjunction with the spectacles and never
without them, is strongly recommended. A
similar use of the reading-glass is also recon-.
mended 10 shortsighled persons, in conjunc.
tion with the concave spectacles, when ex-
amning minute objects.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04
THE HEARTS NyCu,srs,

1nE HEARTS MECHANISM human
'cafI IS wonderful piece OF mechanism
hie"m-englnc is clumsy contrivance
compared with IT, Man has two hears
aud each OF these Is double, 50 that he NAV
be sad 10 have four hearts. Two of those
are for bright red blood and Two oro for
purple or dark blood. il IS usual in books
10 call red blood arterial, and the purpio
blood yenous but each of these two double
hearts has lis own set of arteries and veins.
End the arteries of the one are always filed
with red, and the arteries of the other with
purple blood
The veins, in like manner, of each are in
inverse order-the veins Of the red heort
beng purple, and the veins of the purple
being red; for it the blood goes ou, red il
comes back purple, and if i, goes out pur-
pie II comes back red. 1t always goes out
red from the heart on the left side and
comes in purple 10 the heart on the right
side and ii always goes out purple from
the heart on the right side, and comes in red
to the heart Oh the lett side. And thus j,
makes lis everlasting round being convert.
cd from purple to red by passing through
the lungs
Each haar: las its going and returning
series OF vessels, infinitely numerous and
Tamlied and the blood Is forced through
them in such way that !, must 20 forward,
and can not return, except By going round
the circle: ioT these vessels are all supplied
with valves that open only one way and
shut the other; and therefore were the blood
TO make an effort 10 return. The valves would
close Immediately ard stop i
The elastic nature OF the blood.vessels.
also, is such that they squeeze tie blood in
unduations or pulsatons along, closing
upon ii, and then opening 10 let more for.
ward and all this they DO spontaneously
and regularly, the will of man having moth.
ing to do with it, and no power over their
moyement.-Ex;hangs.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04
Extraordinary Delusion.

A most remarkable case Of delusion has
just been brought 10 light in Philadelphia.
A large number of ignorant Germans have,
il seems, permitted themselves to be victim.
lied BY woman of their own race, named
Ann Master, who pretended 10 be the sister
of Jesus Christ. She appears to have exer.
Ased unlimited control over them, extorliug
be sums of money, jewelry, sc. Accord
- one OF the witnesses, Mrs. Master was
1lred 10 go up to Heaven, seated on a
Z q, horse, aud at the right side of God,
md that angels were all around her. She
Icould moi go, however, as she had to have
gold watch, gold pencil, and gold ring
before she could get into Heaven. Money
was furnished her by her friends, 10 enable
her 10 procure these articles.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04
NUMBER Z.
Local Application in ErysipeIas.
ny ABRAHAM LIvEZEY, N. D.

Much difference of opinion seems TO exits
among medical men in regard 10 the local
treatment Of erysipelas; and amidst this
great diversity of sentiment, the student, as
we'll as the young practitioner, must regret
that medicine does not parlakc moro of the
principles OF the exact sciences, so that the
practice can be pursued with more positive
results If authority be taken, or books be
consulted, he is led INTO mist of doubt in
reference 10 a selection of tho most appro-
PIRATE remedy. For, simply layer of cot
ton, warm water, mucilaginous infusions,
solution of acetate Of lead, are recommend
ed equally with tincture iodine, collodion,
nitrate of silver, or even blister. Next
are mentioned, perhaps, mercurial oint-
nent, simple ointment or lard, Kenish
ointment, solutions of chloride of limo, sui.
phate OF iron, corrosive eublimate, crcoso.e,
etc.
Now, have had considerable experienced
with many or all OF these-and experiment.
ed with them too, with the view to test in
dividual superiority am constrained to
say that whilst no one application has
proved lnialliblc, or answered my expecta-
tlons at all times, the tinct Of iodine is the
most reliable, OF the above, in counteract-
| ing the specific inflammation of erysipelas.
But this application should be preceded by
an emetlco-cathartic, particularly in bilious
cases (Which most abound), followed by
the murated tnct. OF iron, held specific
| by some, though honesty makes me say
| that, IN my experience, il Is only specific
after the bilious as well as the high infiam.
| matory symptoms have been removed and
then quinine is equally eflectual.
But my purpose in making these obser.
Va'lons on cryspelas, was TO introduce to
the profession the use of an application that
is seldom or never mentioned in the works
! OF our standard authors, viz, tinct. lobelia.
strong saturated ,incture of the whole
| plant, applied by means of fine linen or
muslin cloths, saturated, frequently renew.
ed, | believe will prove more satisfactory
than any of the above applications, acting
on tins inflammation specifically, as it does
| upon the inflammation induced by The rhus
toXlcodendron, which hold is similar TO
the other--each alike capable of being ar.
rested by his local application: the CASTRO
entenc affection being always attended to,
not only in these, but in all affections. Bos.
ion lled ana Surgical Journal.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04

"A WORN IN 4 TooTH-A medical centIe-
man CT Ba'lymCna. Ireland was EMPLOYED
recently 70 extract a paaea,'s ;oo,h. 1t was
a grinder Of large size, apparently sound.
and SO firmly seated that ii broke in the
effort OF IS removal. On examining that
portion Of the tooth which came off with
the instrument, very extraordinary worm.
shaped living animal was found adherins 10
the center of it. On being carefully removed
without injury, it proved 10 be i've eighths
OF an inch long, lively as an eel, and of a
blood red-color, and about the thickness Of
4 woolen thread. On viewing it through a
microscope Of limited power, it appeared
10 be ringed or jointed in its formation. Nc
legs were visible, and it moved by erecting
It's body, arch like, in the center, and pro-
lechng either end al pleasure-fol ii appear
ed 10 have a head al each extremity. One
of the heads was large. fat, and broad in
proportion 10 the creatures size, with q
caPacious mouth, aud two black ewes. set
very widsiy apar, and projecting from the
upper part OF the head. Ths other head
VISA smaller, with leag,heIei saout, and
a mouth opening from undsrnsa;h -E-
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04

The CALIFORNIA VIGILANCE COMMITTEE AND
THE LEGIsLATURE.-It is stated in the San
Francisco Sun that the late Vigilance Com.
mil,ee Of California will apply to the Legis-
lature of that State now in session at Sacra.
mento, for an act Of amnesty in regard TO
their proceedings in San Francisco. The
Democratic members, who compose large
majority, are said 10 be bitterly opposed 10
the committee, and will refuse 10 pass any
such act. We do not see how any Legisla.
ture could grant an amnesty for acts subver-
sive OF the constitution and laws, the only Sc
curity for government administered BY the
sovereign people.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04
TIE STAR OF THE NORTH

Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING BY
IL. w. WEAVER,
0EFICE-Up stairs, in the new brick build
ing, on the south side OF Main Street, third
square below Market.
TER M Two Dollars per annum if
paid within six months from the time OF sub.
scrbing ; two dollars and fifty cents if not
paid within the year. No subscription re-
ceived for less period than six months no
dlscontnuance permiltedun,i all arrearages
are paid, unless al the option OF The editor.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding one square
will be inserted three times for One Dollar,
and twenty-five cents for each additional in
Reition. A liberal discount will be made to
those who advertise by the year.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04
Crinoline Done For,

The last news from Paris, is, that the En-.
press Eugene appeared in the streets recent
iy without any hoops. Louis Napoleon is
aaid TO be opposed 10 hoops, and is deter
mlnedto crush crinoline as he has done the
liberty of the press and freedom Of speech in
France. AS The Emperor rules Paris, and
Paris rules the fashionable world, the hoops
must yield 10 this pressure, for there is moi
independence enough among the votaries Of
fashion TO wear anything bu, what is ala
mode, no matter how convenient, healthful
or beautiful it may be, and hoops scarcely
come in either category. But if hoops are to
be tabooed, we hope the ladies will have re-
gard enough for their health to stick by ihe
long boots, and as their petcoats diminish,
their india rubbers will lengthsn--at least
while the sloppy weather LASTS.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04

DocroRs ESoucH.--In Philadelphia there
are no less Than nine medical schools, five of
them being irregular. Fifteen hundred stu.
dents are claimed by the nine collectively as
being the attendance this winter. OF these
the Jefferson College is said to have 500;
the old University School 400; Pennsylvania
College 15O; and The Philadelphia 100.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04

w The Missouri Democrat states that
there are twenty three wild cat banks in the
Slate of Illinois, located IN the swamps of
Egypt and the forests elsewhere, with cir
culation ssaounting in the aggregate 10 three
and half millions.