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following
THE ROMANCE OF PooR You've MAN, translated
from the French Of Octave FeuilIet, New York.
RUDD & CARLTON, 1859.
The story Of Poor Young Man, by ocTAvE
FEUiLLET, is the title Of fiction which, under
two distinct and even contradictory FORMS has
gained success unriyaled since the palmiest days
of Yoltaire. Having passed numerous editions as
a novel, and being read by everybody, it was
dramatized and after an immense run in Paris, is
now performed to crowded audiences on almost
every stage from which the French language is
spoken. This is perhaps the first instance where
q drst-rate novel, without the aid Of the compo.
ser, has been highly successful on the stage.
The book is everywhere spoken of as one of the
best novels extant, 1t was first published in this
country in the Knickerbocker Magazine where it
has been admired by thousands. It ia elegantly
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t1ae Physicians are generally loth TO speak
o in favor Of what cal ed patent medicines" In
deed m article the code omedical ethics that the
phvscau who sanctions tho Of such remedies cnnno
be considered member Of the National Association bu'
f,s dscni.s of Fsoutapius have uqlly been com
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TErTER's STOMACH BITrERs for those diseases
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they have asoetoued that there are no emedles ~ INC
- noe MI, that can com with this WONDERFUL and
~. ,ncomparabo compound for the deungemert
ortb. system Thousands Of families residing along the
low grounds Of the western and Southern rivers are now
oonv,nced that they hare found a melione necoliorly
ADAPTED for their ailments while In ether portions OF tho
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article eis equally large.
For sale bv druggists and dealers generally everywhere
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This novel preparation has duet with the approval n lhe
faculty every pat OF Tho world nd the uisoo'eIef anu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-17

once ~ otptfipf Afttt iieuf iAtit-''it . =.
pr ID % new suit Of now ready, and he would
be- pleased 10 see an Of his Old patrons ard uthofa vha
NAV wish the services Of dentist Ucerasd toeh treat
cd anss and crown Oiled eHpoed nevea capped and saw
ed also teeth inserted gold silver oorae or vulcane
b.se or ulatinnm plate with continuous gum, which is
so much ns.d east. my1
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~. Tbe victim OF Liver Complain win discover

~ The Dyspeptic can have all bis woes ban
ishsd he vii butuse Hutchugs Life EKhilarant Weak
stomach, feeble dgeaion distress atoT eating, costyt
habits hiiOusness low spl1tn eil hud mHetrr n NC
above compound sod by VIM. FISK h. lieVhlhna ana
~ drusgsts generally aprlAd& WbmZ3s
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Author Of 1.-THE COUNT OF MONTE CRlsTO." "THE
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The Eighth Edition nov ready Of ~
Or,
CHAPTERS FROM An AUTOsIoGRAPHY.
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un.t be added the William Henry Aburn"-London
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Ns Nos SO sDd SO BROADWAY,
PrRLIsH os SATURDAY,
FIJI AND THE FIJIANS.
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r B"skis, Dinner aur Tea, there Is great
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TyHE GREAT DUSSELDORF GALLERY u
PAyETlNSS-Open DAY and EVENING; No. 81 Brood
s,y Adnpisscn Is csnta Hcv ,a,sd ~ sIs~ss u sss<o'
ard ss1rfsn
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Publ,he.,. Nos IS AID Al Walkers y. Y,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-04

ed in thh latitude Last Monday night beRsn thunder
which may be said 70 have contnuGd On . yeser-
day msrnpg, extending all over Eugiand Il Numbered
and ghtened terrblyha and rain fell in torrents unu.
terruptedy for several hours with vehsmspes ~ ma
wanted to discharge In few hours her fun debt Of
rain due for months past Tho standing croco have been
lodged and Knocked about far a. the storm reached
The rain have done partial good some q he spring
corrfelds not far advanced In maturity but % the rpe
wheat plants already cut ready for cutling the wet
only have done harm. ReAping nov esneral In the
south pf England, and will be daily extending north
ward.
Numerous fields OF Talavsra wheat have been cut and
housed The quality Is various An impression Is gaining
ground that this years cereal crops will prove very ua
equal u quality condition and quantity according az they
giants which escaped being lodged In the sforms NAV
turn out very ne but where the plants have been laid
condition and quantity be expected 10 be
II also that the intensity OF nest this month
psrched the corn plants and that from this Gauge,
jointly with the absence VI sufficient moisture they lacked
the proper nouriehment ana that consequently
mperfectlv fed. The oats and barley crops espe
caly have suffered from drought intense heat and
the produce 10 expected TO full below an ave-
rsRe seasons yield rhe crops OF peas and beans
varOusly reported in some yiea appears good
others deficient The potatoes appear much
diseased In some parts of England Ireland crop
seems tree Dom dnease up " this time The only com
psiD beard Of Is the smanees Of the blibs owing
want Of rao. rurrips and winter feeding crops are
supted in their WITH also from the Of sufficient
,no!sture
The receipts at tide water OF aoar wheat corn aod bar
ley, for the fourth week in july in 1859 1885,
foil
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mans Shipping LiH:-sper m-rbere 10 dy demand
for sperm oil, bosh for home ccrsu ptoa aud
the uansactops since last '!b ssicsof ss hos
10 parcels principally Tor export >, ~ per sIoa Ia
BCtt0n 500 bbls st u 2sk Whsle--We no change
70 Lote 10 the market for whale oil, which Ia worry lt'
sales Of 100 bbs 47c, and 10 bb dark at s3c per
gallon, the only transactions m his market fos sac
week.
Provisions -Pork--The market for mAss hesv
and lower; prime rather hr mer; the stes embrace
about 500 bbs., including SO; tnia mess AZ
26 clear III Sl6 and prime VI SIC 10 Sll Beef var
without change Of moment In prices ~hie the sales EN-
hrao about 200 bbis including pr,ne at 10
Sc 10; couutry at IS So So rescked Western a.
hams were frm at &c. 1885, Cdt mosis we're
in better demand, with ssles Of about
200 bokshcads and ue'ces. Including shoulders a,
&c. 6Ac and hams at s.; sSi4;- Bacon steady AZ
ezc 9xc. lard drmer aod IL bettes de
mapd, wlsh aslss OF aboat 800 bbs AZ i0Sc. lcA
Butter and coetse were In good demand and ~tn a'r
sales a. fuli prices
RIcE.-ssle Of 100 casks were made at 4Xc. 43Ss.
SUGARS toierably active, but closed dscine
about &c. per TO- the wesks Transactions The sae
embraced about 800 hhds nclutoe refoirg goods at
DC $40, end grocery grades at 55<' $40. lot 81
&c bids prime goods was reported ~ 7ho.
TALIow Sales OF 2,000 lbs. we're at 10s@c.
WHnKEY.-saes Of $40 bols we're male ~ 2tc .
26hc
NsAIEBoSE-Respectirg tho New Bedford market sbe
rest week, the following Doiice ~ given OF by the
Phdleme1S Shipping Last rhe OF peacs
Europe bas haa favorable effect the bone marga'
aoa we notice considerable inquiry rne s1es s'oce o't
last embrace 81 GOO lbs Arctic and 0uboiek ut 76c
7c 5000 lbs. Ochotsk and 600 do South Sea ut psces
not tranBpred.
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Arrivals and Departures.


:: sEsss S:ssss %
Francis Chambers Henry Irescasr Ms Preacher and two
s,sr Gh.rsssor adwas s ty Chicago Jr
sm us, s and VIE s. District q GO
isabia 0'''' -''' ''''''
From Lverpool the steamship Persia sspnard
n Reid Nusent and LADY Miss CasSs1ins Nngsnt Miss
& s1s s sss az S
and I'd ka N LADY and
g. sie! 1si Siss ard :dS NJ shsohsia: E..sss II
sc.ns
Jas ar;h:n NJ euh and sdy xr Val snd LADY
AZ nj: ss s; NJ y: E@;sss saisss y S.%sars
John nis a.Sn sms s'
F,dach and Ady MI: 5aysy M W.t:oo, Teacher NJ
8 $ M xs H.su John rs nd 10.
sas 81 NJ s1a.s %aan
sD children 1 IND sr mA ss, BAILEY NJ
ssd is1y Ws We Isnse!s MI Was1, II Wsca.
%Sest cddren and NJ Vs@ saa
see
Aidiei aolmes sobt Rsnfew. Blown u. ssIts-
Dray VIM Wilson, Eichols Major Wheel lck Mr. Leigh
IS SssssS % Hasss' Miss Douglas VIM AaAda H.
From LIVERPOOL in the stesmshtp Kangaroo-Rev R W
% sSy snd s,Ss d
Nc. Emma Ian:cot; sh.Dpe.d Mrs 4 Jackson. Mrs J
s sasss ess 81
sSnn snns s Ss9 s war bs~
@ asnEy ssp VII ss.ss I sss Min
Es:aer WIN Stuart samuel Cuthoet w.nn joseph Mssss
JoS Il % =. ssqs
ey nsnd . msser sa sss wm ngg ~ Walsh .o
snsn, PoWsi-snd ii IN the @ssrase ''nx' nj
From Havana, IN the ship Mlsm-Mrs Capt simms and
M1 and ser1sn Mrs. Boos Sr Storage
DEPARTURES.
% srDcC "a The .a n M and Mrs
a.srs ca1.esa Ross Gou,dsa chsrestn; M. x.rtha
ias Trsncisco; FiscSsr three children .aa
o TsheE ny d0sa NJ: w AND ya sr Ds
Hsyes; Stowe daughter and friend Professor stoze
cssS T.niuesy ,: sryd California; 3 Ferguson. xdn
barr Don Fshoss Den and SON. santa Bsro a.rt,
S ~: s.ss M
1852. as i'i ''a
sss Z ssa Ar and ME- c2ns
s .as
= 20 Ban yer.ousi = O. E.aga Havana; joan Lord
seccut: Mn Eailar Piteburg Miss Wilson do; James
crsh Newark, j 1hos kle Epylsnd levitt. DO; Mrs
u Name Lannsen. NYork Tflton, Roston; Gen
SOrears; Joha Msyhant TeEnessee Master Rtchard
e!Loy ada Niss Berah Wilson, Cnctnnah Mr. Lonisen,
= oin la nson, IAN Franc:co Markham u; Cnsn;
20 slfforuia Mayor; do; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
20 c15en re: Pike CerelAnd; Alex brown EYcrs
sani{i sns staten Island; Kernan New Orleans
=. w,~o,,r &c =, the steamship Roanoke@J g Car.e,
Tet BILL Isaac Breomer WIN Pilldadf2
bs,,sru = ros. Ford, George Msgrrc, I
Mcxown dy three c5sp ard ssys VA ss r se,gs &
&c Heprra d Bsu. husn. Rev Casrss Pad.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-04
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vmr m r.oApwAY-Loss ABOUT $40, o00-Betwesn eight
,d nine O'Clock last night IRE discovered in the
.>oy Goods store No. GOT Broadway, owned BY j. ". O.
Anderson The nremen were promptly at the promises,
ana extiugushed the nre before extended beyond the
ssore The stock viii probably be damaged BY Are and
water $40 00O Insured FOR 600 in the following
companies VIE Relief, IS o00 Pacinc, - oo0
Psspss's, $1,000 and North River, 5000 FloreaOss
vsser The building i owned By Mrs. Witridge n is
damaged about $500, and SAID 70 be covered by
ance. The Are, IL u supposed, was caused by care
kssness.
n The vicinity Of Fort Hamilton highly indignant IN
psuseouence Of the deposit on the beach Of load OF
disgusting oal thrown overload near that iocaity oy
th0se In charge Of the boat j. Austin on ner wy "
Barren Island with cargo OF CITY &c Ss hnrnioy ann
likely spresd Injection. and yet they nave oeen re-
Sosed remeay by the Mayor and CITY nspeotor on tue
ground Of lack or authority 10 ACT 10 ne PROMISES Assn
While the sickening stencil continues
hnrrARY-company G, Capt Cory, OF the late Twelfth
regiment intend paying visit 70 Newport and Provi-
about the 9th Of September They VIII be ABSENT
three days and Will number about seventy men.
TRIAL TRIP STEAMSHIP YoRKrowN-rhe new
steamship Yorstown, OF Messrs Ludam l. Hsineken's
line of Norfolk and Richmond steamers, went trial
trip yesterday. There . large party OF invited
gues,s board The ship after proceeding
hight ,hip, returned to the city at early hour. The
fcoSiug her diweusions Length deck, $50 feet
breadth Of beam, 81 feet depth OF hold, Is Feet and
400 .ons burhep; has two marine beam engns Of so
Inch ~ and 10 feet stroke, 80 feet Wheel with
feet face has double returning hue boilers. each SO feet
hong IA feet front, and has furnaces Sns viii sail
on Saturday taking the place Of the Jamestown which
will be hauled of for repairs She Is commanded by
Commodore Parrish, the pioneer captain OF the line.
DRowNKp.-A highly respectable young man, named
Louis Franc drowned in the HUDSON river opposite
Poboken, yesterday evening 1t appears be went oa'
ashing with companions Of his, four in number,
named respectively Thomas Smith, John Kenny, Michael
Murphy and John Calobt when the boat upsetting by
mept they we're all pre- pated into tue
water UDfortunste,y, Mr. Franc was unable 10 sT,m
snd ne was therefore doomed n q watery grave d.
pessed was q Gle the office of brother No IA Ex
change place. Bro0xiyn an very exemplary Young
DR.. Cnsbert, Of Roooken did all IN his power TO
p6ato;e life, bat failed