The New York Herald Newspaper, April 10, 1842, Page 4

t “POSTSCRIPT. a There was 20 mail South of Norfolk last night. Washington. [Correspondence of the Herald.| Wasuixeron, April 8, 1Sil Gaines. 7 he Senate—Mr, Orittenden---Gen The Senate, after the routine bus morning, sone of which was of much pub tance, took up the Loan Bill. The question being on the amendment of Mr. Walker, pledging the pro- ceeds of the public lands for the payment ef the loan, Mr. Crittenden made a long speech in opposi- tion, Itwashis first effurt since his elevation, and hae was listened to with great attention. Mr. Crit- tenden is one of the ablest devators in the Senate, Ready, fluent, with much afiluence of language, and a playful vein of satire, he never fails to interest all hearers. He neverspeaks for display—is always @irect—has abundance of energy and animation, and isalways well-informed on every subject that he undertakes to discuss. Apart from the weight of character, possessed by Mr. Clay, neither Ken- tucky nor the country has lost any thing by the change: Indeed, it may be doubted whether his substitution is not a public advantage. He has more practical talent than Mr. Clay, without his arro- gance and bad temper; while he is just as inflexible on all questions involving important principles, he has less pride ef opinion, and willbe more ready to yield something of prejudice when it come in con fl ct with the public interest. Mr, Anew, to the surprise of every body, op: posed the amendment. No one should have been astonished at any change of sentiment or opinion, onthe part of Mr. Archer. His vagaries are too common and passions too strong, to render any somerset a matter of surprise. He has hitherto been oppoeed to distribution, and now when the ex- igencies of the treasury are such as to render the repeal ‘of the law almost indispensable, he goes over to the other side. His hostility to the Presi- dent is inveterate, and his change of ground is to be referred to that feeling. | ‘There was ashort executive session to-day, but it is understood that nothing of consequence was done. ‘The appointment of Gen. Taylor to the command ofthe United States troops in Louisiana and A kansas, seems to be supposed to imply the censure of Gen. Gaines. We are assured that no such de- sign was entertained by the Department. The brave and veteran General stands tceo high in the affection and esteem of the people for the Secretary of War or the commanding officer of the Army to venture upon a slight of him with impur ty, venit they were disposed; but Gen. Guines’ traviccs and character are appreciated by the Depeitm ut, and every disposition is felt to do him just.ce. And the enmity ef Gen. Scott, however virulent or active, will not be permitted to work injury to General Gaines. House of Representatives—War Steamer— Coagressional Petty Larceny—The Appro- priation Bill, ‘The first business of any public importance in the House of Representatives this morning was the third reading and passage of the bill to authorize a contract with Mr. Stevens for the construction of an iron War Steamer, for harber defence. As seme explanation was called for in relation to this vessel, Mr. Wise entered inte some interesting statements, inthe course of which he said it must be well known what was the extent of the coast of the United States, on the Lakes, on the At- lantie, and on the Gulf of Mexico; and in the present posture of affairs it was absolutely necessary that means should be provided to defend the coast and harbors from the danger that threatened. The naval force of Great Britain is no less than 20 ships of war, and that nation has no less than eight steamers on our coast, which have under their decks preparations by which’ they can be immediately converted into vessels of war. Here then ‘was reason for preparation on our part. The plan of Mr. Stevens’ iron has been tried and found fully to answer the purpose intended, by a board of Army and nate ip elanfay i from ces Navy officers. Theship proposed to be constructed on aula of agents, give entire faction. Mr. Stevens’ plan will be impregnable either to the | ,iTUFeeui#,m others, in the Southern States, and the West Paixhan or round shot, and her machinery will be below | Clina'e as thes; (Sement or tajure in the warm, ‘water and out of the reach of anenemy’s gun. But her | est erasone. means of annoyance will be very great She will be Full direetions for putting up the Fountains, Dreparing the cae enabled to approach very near tojen enemy's ship, which she will be abieto destroy by means of Stevens’ shot or shells, which explode om striking an object, and are as superior te the Paixhan shot as that is to all others. No el Co. attempt was made to obstruct the passage of this bill but Pee een y Mr. Cooper, of Georgia, who is become an inveterate talker on all subjects. He proposed | _ an amendment in these words—“Trovided that | THE, 8! the contracts for the same shall not be let out until | transne there shall be an adequate surplus fund in the Treasury, after providing for the public debt and the payment ot the ordinary annualrevenue! If it is justifiable at any time to draw upon the credit of & country, it surely must be for the purpese of preparation for defence when imminent danger threatens ; but if the national honor called for aggression, or the invasion of an enemy wat desolating our fair inheritance, Mr. Cooper wouid coolly ask, have we an adequate surplus in the Treasury to rovide the means of aggression or defence, after provi- ing for the public debt and the pay ment of the ordinary ‘annual revenue? If not, submission to insult er to the insolence of a triumphant and victorious army must be aid with complacency. It is enough to say that Mr. mooper met with no one to second his proposition, and the bill passed the House. In the course of the morning's proceedings, Mr. Mu. ton Brows called the attention of the House to a letter which he had received from his District in Tennessee, where his political enemies were using to his disadvan: tage a speech recently delivered by Mr’ Charles Brown in which an intimation was net obscurely made thi Mr. Milton Brown had furnished himself with a libe supply of Congressional paper, quills, sand, and other articles necessary for a writing desk, at the close of the extra session, at the public expense—or, in Mr. Milton Brown's own words, he was charged with “ stealing” per. Mr.‘:Milten Brown now produced letters from EnP Congressional Postmaster and Porter in contradic. tion of some of the stetements, and conscquently exculpation of himself; but’ Mr. Charles Brown reiterated the statement he had made, that at the close of the extra session a quantity of stationery, addressed to Mr. Milton Brown, was left by the messenger with him by mistake, and the next day the messenger corrected the mistake by transferring the bundle from Mr. Brown, of Pennsylvania, “of another color.” Mr. Charl man from Tennessee, with this have the case submitted toa committee, but Mr. Brown said the charge was a low one, and he would not so far dignify it. Thi pretty quarrel asit bi ly effect was to throw the House into “a Brown If Mr. Milton Brown did supply himself with jonery suthcient for his purposes,! during the recess, P that cou tended to. N imposition. iscount. y should be its fathers, for it is both a nuisance and an supposed that this will bea hard day with mapy of our merchants. Those who have visited the British fri speak of the officers in the very highest terms. ate Warspite Their politeness and attentions are unremitting. Every thing Eotror Henarp :— Id be done to render the visit agreeable was at- Yours, RODERICK, Philadelphia, (Correspondence of the Herald.) Prin peLrHia, April 9, 1842. During the present wook, the Old School Presbyte- tians, the blue lights of that long established persuasion, asthe other divison of the same church denominate them, held their annual meeting of the City Presbytery On Wednesday the Presbytery went into Committee of the Whole, for the purpose of listening to such parts of the year’s experience of the reverend clergy as they should deem proper to make public. ed account, few of the churches appear in a very flour- ishing condition, except that ofthe Rev. Mr. Gardner, a colored gemman.} From the publish- In the church under the charge of one of these Rev. And wipe my— ‘And wie my Aud wipe my—weaping eyes.” of the reacher for countenancing it. immediately leftthe house with three or four oth- p something like th: gents, and one who states that he has experienced “ lit. tle to encourege and much to disc the other day to have a seat durin; barous and indecent manner in w to improve on that o! read my title clear, there was little manil It was cut “When I cau read my ti ‘To mansions in the skie; Vil bid farewell to every 1 happened ice. The * bar- a they had sought J and feeling hymn, * When Ican &c., left me no cause to wonder that Such horrid mutilatioz of the sweet old song so riled me, that I could have kicked the composer and tweaked the probosc! 1, of he conclusion of the first stanza,though I presume ‘ wipe my” style was continned to the end of the chaper. Our theatres during the past week, indeed during the lest The Alexandria sey, Esq. of Maryland, left Vi ! day, as bearer of despatches for our Minister at What their purport is we have been un- able to learn, but have understood that Mr. Dorsey’s e to proceed ion to Mexico, and place his despatches in the bands of Mr. Ellis.” have been as be poor. John Smith. Nothing more on the subject of the “Lumber business” except that the Governor catches it from all sides for imprudent interference, Mexico. AppomTMENTS BY THE Presment.—Chas. ey, of Indiana, to be Judge of the District Court of the United States, for the District of Indiana, in the place of Jesse L. Holman, deceased. mistead, of Alabama, to be Marshal of the United States for the Southern District of Alabama, in the place of Robert L. Crawford, resigned. year, and 1d The Circus clos 8 were better, and even at ew F Yor ave been scarcely more flourishing than the old school Presbyterian Church. Dollai ‘arce ae converts tothe reverend precepts. Atthe Arch, with Conner, the houses have been ef a I At the Walnut, with Booth, the 0 its treasury ices probably paid better. At the Chestnut, Burten with his stock company have, I presume, aboutipaid expenses. Mr. Pratt takes a benelit to-night, and at’ the Arch Conner does the same; from the ha rain both houses I think must to-night with a benefit to ure, &%, ANTHONY. that “ John Dor- shington on Tues- a the utmost expe- Dew- William Ar- 7XCHANGE ON LONDON .— Bills of exchanze at £0, 99, 15,7 days, or at Co., Banke: ry cates ight, on Measri rs, London, for sal ROCHE BRO! reacott,G.ove, Ames Je at all times by HERS & CO | 35 Fultonat., Next door o the Fulton Bank. U.'3. Ue ANUFACTU: GIST, ROCHESTER, N.Y. and other venders of Sod fal and economie J, and troublesome RED BY ‘of Soda titute yaratus 32 SWAN’Ss ATMOSPHERIC SUDA FOUNTAIN, TTERS PATENT, NOY. ad, 1838. SWAN Caves DRUG- ‘ater, is solicited to th for the expensive, compi eretofore mm use. The advantages of the Atmospheric Fountain over the old F Rerearsc . ton, Pratt © Co, 8 Kelly. J Thonipson, A wold & Co., New ¥ Howard Crowtey, Gibbaed Marah, G. W. ia. FIRE PROOF BOOK SAFES!!! LDER’S PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE.—This tafe has beea frequently exposed to intense heat in burn- ing. building furnaces, : ents, and was the only oe which stood the test at the foot of Wall treet, mittee of reapectable Mere i 5 WADSWORTH & SMITH, & CO. N & CO; Chis vy KOHARLES H. MARSHALL. iia safe can on at the . BILAS C. HERRING, w' N few) pas the follo New. York, jnifrom iz to cight days. ke. New Yi constantl; E. Smith, G different varieties of § Haddam aod East Had field. Holland, Berlin, Lime, Sen outhe Connecticut River. accompany ani in Of hia packages. and will be reaponsible for the goods in or de tined for it Tous by fie and pert of AMOS ages, bu henges will'also b ork, and forward ‘Ke., and has ne ke, ggeshail, irs; Lawrence, Keese & & Ward, 143 Maiden Lane; fer street. SMITHS HARTFORD AND SPRINGFIELD EXPRESS. neha are the economy of ifs Apparatus, the o beig less than one quarter { construction being ;: an readily understand ity operat trifling expense of water ’. tthe sinall amount of labor required, and UBSCRIBER would respectfully announce to his ids and the publiethat he ndles, boxes, sample goo.'s, e d'at the office No.7 Wallat, jed to Hartford, Springfield. Middle: own, New Britton, Farmingtoa, Wellingford, Middlesex, dam Meridam, North Hai Gi ceiver 1s parts of the United St me x, and al’ the prin Cana- ficates in 3 F. Liese 191 Mai- ‘Hoadley, mi2im jas made arrangements to ank notes* ubseriber or his exclusive care and custody + the seaercepted.| SMITH, Proprietors, 7 —R.Sanyer & Co., D. Appleton & Co , Rol —Safes of other makers—some jon of Wilder's Pat t, for aale at half price. il street Adame & Co., Silas B. Warner, yton, Philadel aliw failed to preserve the y the following Com- Irom Safe Store of 9 Water at. are madi m6 of whic OTICE.—Consignees per barque Siberia, Capt. Bi from Liverpool, will please send their permite on board ai iitesda got petaitied ia hve days pouat aerovaity bocset foods not permitied in five days must unavoidal sent to the public stores. JOHN HERDMAN, al places, and Cer fe R., or to the LLECTIONS.—The Subscribers will collect Notes, rates of ite, tt rom NY to Albenys’ upon any juarantee return to the city; of { Erasmus Corning, Thom: 9 Wall vet ¢ office of the aul 61 South street. tbany)' upon amy of Caran: Roel * Oleott, Al REST US, treet, New York roved himself to possess a provident Le Corner State and Market ate, Albany. i? fe otonds not abs para gendeek 4 NOTICESIMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS ana a ‘consideration of the others sending letters to England by the ROYAL MAI 4 STEAMERS from Boston. ‘Messrs. Harnden & Co. woul Committee of | reapectfally gi do guarantee that all letters made. Anat: | received ir 0.8 Wall atreet, New York, up to ion of $100,- | the day previous to the departure of the boat from Boston, amendments were | shall be pli the English mail on board the steamer be- ° proposing to divide the appropriation, so | fore she sai ei tks aster shall te more tea toe ould be expended for the con*inuation of the | fytayChours over ihe ordinary. rueaing ti n | vey and the other half for the simultsneous N. rs. H. & Co. would also notice t8 their survey by another company of surveyors of the Gulf of Mexico—and another proj an additional appropria- tion of $100,000 for an independent survey of the Gulf of N.B. Messi (rienda and the france without power to fuld 5 public that ‘they do not give the above assu the same. HARNDEN & CO. Mexico without sny interference with the present werk. ‘These amendments were urged for the reason that seve ral years would elapse befere Mr. Hassler would reach the gulf, through which the produce of nine States was now conveyed, and therefore, in a commercial point of view in reference to the essential necessity of such @ survey in the eventof hostilities with other power, the work had pressing claims on Congress. The question was debated fully by the committee and it was stated thet the survey of the Gulf was now in progress,and then the section ofthe bill was allowed to re ional section was incerpe- don the bill appropriating $75,000 for the continua. tion of the survey of the northeastern bounda: id $20,- 000 was appropriated for the continuation of the jurvey ofthe Northern and Southern Lakes An appropriation 0 $50,000 for completing the Custom House at Boston was tae by the next section, with a proviso that it should expended in fitting and preparing the building for ARDWARE AND (CLOTH CEIVED jearm 40 vUsT RE- by 48 50. For sale in lots to auit purchasers, by. PERSSE & BROOKS, ver ‘arehonse. 61 Liberty st mas aes P's. TRON=i50 Elard, daily ex: ‘amatromy lad; forher litle grande nancy that many of her frien ‘tons beat Scotch, vf the ap itiuntaan were. oe GLOVER MeMURRA. 100 Pine «i of South. ful young Tad; neomparable Orris, Tooth Baste, aste. ha delightful envied. Next for a box of Sherman's Worm Lozenges the use of the Collector and not in continuation of any t them for the chil ornaments. This Mr. Winthrop proposed to amend by doctor. e a middle increasing the sum to $100 600, without any proviso, but | cough, and pain in his side. Dr. before the amendment war disposed of the committee | Foor Mau's Plasters fu rose and the Heuse adjourned. Fing.—A fire broke out about one o’clock this morning in a large four story brick house, in Ve- sey, a few doors below Church street, which was s00n extinguished by the timely arrival of the firemen. There was very little damage done, Baltimore; [Correspondence of the Herald.} Batimone, April 9, 1842. Ma. Eviron :— ‘This is one of the most horrifying mornings that has beon experienced for more than a year. It commenced raining yesterday afternoon, accompanied with a cold raw easterly wind, and so has it continued without ces’ Sation up to thistime. Those who have notes to pay ond money to borrow, will find every man upon whom they all, all rolled up into a snarl with the blues. There is nothing cheering in the face of nature. We will not despond however, sunshine must come some time. In the line of amusements there is not much doing— ‘Wemyss has the Front street theatre open, though for all he makes clear of expenses, it might as well be shut. Dr. Valentine is experimenting on his old, worn out ex- centricities ot the Museum—neither is he making alt ‘The fact ie that the owly small change we uow have is specie or its equivalents, and the people don't like to es les. 4 . usiness contiaues improving gradually. bat slow; ‘The banks age doing nothing in the way of discowst ‘They are tJ forresumption. Flour continues at 0: wheat $1,93; corn 36 a 59 sents; beef cattle $3.50 ‘$5 per 100 lbs ; whiskey 19 a 20 cts. per gall. i climate, wt at the Yer. calted for fone Amys, eve ig od u Fhe remedy or any other corron fore cannot possibly exere m the It ean be gon tenlwtve salerend \\e use, however critical cakes. W' were at THOUT ve curea radieatiy. on ti description of syphiie deese ny ane, 18 ie disease, whether recent *oaP. 1000 eas OUBLE UA? WRAPriNG F, mis Patients wishing advice ean consult Dr. , ee Gramte Building, ify, LT ttreet, entrance in C PER. aie ant is attention engoged his lache, when lo ! it was all gone. of every day'geeurrence, avd often even one Lozrnge would of feet a cure. made his appearance. A box ¢ handed remedy he required. om, whoet very appea'auce bes He was ons way South, in ‘These bat ‘i no. LL. ERCUBY—DR. p. BRENNA has te ing, tne citiuena of New Yorm,. thei formit for fi reel, , with the assorance of be: ‘hen came a consumptive lool y hopes of finding relief in ‘The Doctor advieed him to retura to his he could n€ possibly live h ing, without iiding, corner chambers stre t,at anv hour from ie A. Crows, him three of minutes, when he asked about conrepientty administered, its opera. ig bad conaequences enn fale From dehild She said she had heard mach about yhbora. who had used them, and was led to that had been given up'by her family ed_man with a distressing \erman prescribed one of hie for his side, and a box of his celebrated Lozenges for the cough; assuring him a c' he was thus engaged. a young lawyer of :ome eminence thing to relieve a ure in 36 hours. stressing head Camphor Lozenges, ». He said such cases were left when an old dyspeptic Sherman's Dinner Loz-nges ing just the fe a aperd inevitanle. 1, the doc- jew Yorn, or povsonous ‘any deleterious ‘under w! athe Broadway and Derr MM 500 Ream Cap Wrapping Paper. 1000 = Double Mc ws SHS ania 61 Liberty st Jecisions; the brig Case Party—L bite of eer emal of mater and crew. yo re—2. Directors vs. J ames Gnardian fOwne ‘War’: Daniel, ®chool sys’ em o1 wania—3. In the matterof Zarega, Bankruyicy; Foreiga Creditors—4. In the matter of Houghton; Bankr uptey ; Fraudulent tranefer—5. In the matter of Frisbe ect: f Inventory Ply m appa ‘uary po 3: rupts achusetts (900 al,habetically arrangec—the Bapkiupt Low, &e &c. ‘The May number will commence anew volume. and cffer afavor- aple orportunity to subscribers forthe wok. The n outhly lis 5 of inzolveutar.nders itinvalnable to the merchant, BRADLURG, SODEN & | 0.127 Nassau st., NY. Schocl aireet, Bos NCES TO ENGLAND, KFLAND OR £3, £5, £18, EMITTA? AND SCOTLAND.—Draf's from £1, £3, to £1 000, and lo siuit, t 8. J. SYLVE sTER, No, 22 Wall street, a-d 130 Broadway. ENGLAND. a Bradford umsey Bleckburn ii Ramsgate Earnstaple frac Rogby Bath Ivewich Rogely Birmingham Knaresborough Qn Bristol Kings. idge Bidetord ingstou Barnard Cestle = Ki kham Kovteford Shrewsfury ondon Shepton Mallet Liverpool Spacing Leicester Southampton Leed South Molton Stockton Chester Stokesley Croyland Ledbury Thirsk Chetteris Litchfield ‘Torrington Chipping Sodbury Long Sutton Teigamouth Cheltenham Lowestoffe ‘Tamworth Doncaster Manchester Tiverton Darlington Malton Dartimea'h Marshficld Devonport larch Dursley Newport Exeter Nerwich Gioceater Oakhampton hitechureh Aull Oswestry Wirbeach Haleaworth Preston forcester H Peterborough otton ford Ply mouth Wotton, Edge Hartlepool Bortaea Pc olbeac! eutetan ‘armou IRELAND. Athlone, Dungannea, Monayhum, a Dungarvea, lulluin, Dublin Moneymore, Dangarron, Neu Bainbridge, itten, New Ross, Ballymena, Omagh, ndon. Parsonstown, Ballyshannon, scommon, Hanasloe, Roacres, Boyle, Sligo. cork, Strabane, Cloumel, Thurles Coleraine, Tipperary, c Tralee, Tuam, Tallow Cashel, Waterford, Charlevill exiord, Castlebar, Youghal, Fainburgh, Dundee, Glasgow, Aberystwyth Cowbridge Machynleth Amiach is port Hold 4 eor ole! rortmadoe Bala Holy well Pwllheli Breecn Llandoverry FRANCE. Paris, Havre. GERMANY. Hamburg, _ Bremen, Frankfort, Persous having to remit to the r'friends can always rely of their orders attended to, the following packet after receipt of remittance. ‘The hightest rate will be allowed for Bills on any of the above places. mai Stawim ROMAN EYE BALSAM FOR WEAK AND INFLAMED EYEs. (THIS BALSAM is aprescription of one.of the meat cels- brated oceulists, has been a long time im use, and is confi dently recommended to the, public as the best ard most suc- cessful salve ever used for inflammatory diseases of the eye. where the ey elide are very much inflamed, or the bali e thickly covered with blood, it acts almost like ma- removes all appearand: of disease after two or three {N'DIMNESS OF SIGHT caused by fixed attention to minute ohects, or by long exposure to astrong light, and ia the Weakness or ‘partial los: f aight from sickiss orold age sure reatorer, and should be used by all who find :heir t failing without auy appar: st clit % "This Balaam has restored sight in many instances where al ““ TOTAL BLINDNESS, caused by excessive inflammation, hid exited for years. In- fammation end soreness caveed ‘by blows, contu wounds on the eye, or by extraneous bodies of an irrit ture introduced under the eyeli’a, is very eoon removed by the application of the Bal One ‘trial will convince the most lous ofits astonishing efficacy. Put wpinjars with full en's. and r-tail, by DAVID SANDS & CO, erner of Marketat. Sold also by A B & D. Sends, 79 and 100 Fulton streets, and by A. B. Sends & Co., 273 Broadway, corner of Chambers street, New York. m301m ‘HOPE GROWS FROM IN- ‘ted upon her in such a manner that mation of th evsued, accompanied with rattling in the throat, that she wascocsidered dangerou ly ill and given up by two eminent phys vat ing heard of your Com- Found Horehound Candy spoken of in the highest terma, concluded tc purchase some im erder‘o give it a trial, and | am haepy to say it was the means of restoring her to perfect WM. VANDEWATER, Corner of 29th street and 3d Avenne, To Messrs. J. Pease & Son. 45 Division at. New Rocnetun, Feb. 17th, 1942. Messrs.J. Pease & Son.—Guntler My, son had been afflicted for three monthewith a severe cough, in so much that (ears were entertained of his becoming afflicted with that moral enemy of the human rac:—the Consumption—but w making use of Horel ss at health. I have algo us recommending 1t to If youconaider tl tion to your publishing i. above worthy, I have no objec: ours, P.E. GALLAUDET. P. §.—I sm amarket wagoner, and when in the city stop at Hotel, 31 Bowery. Mr. ‘wa will corrobo- rate the above atatem jold wholesale aad resail, by J. Pease & Son, 45 Division street Mr G W Redding, No. Boston, Mase. Mr G B Zueber, No. 87 Dock st, Philadelphia. Pa. Messrs J F Curns & Co. No. 18 Place, New On leans. La ‘Rawle & Co 57 State st. Albany. No.110 Baltimore st, Baltimore, Md. 5 mai LEECHES--LEECHES. SUPPLY of |: d healthy Swedish Leeches that will A BUEEk Woortently onward end for sale by the andrea or dozen, or applied by “DAVID SANDS &CO., Dr ists and Apotuecuries, 71 Bust Broadway coruer Market. mai tm 7 ti A : PHILLIPS’ CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH- MENT IN GENTLEMEN’S DRESS. Garments of a most Elegant aud Fashionable kind a of 50 per cent for cash. HE advertiser deema Tt unpecesnary to resort to the hack- neyed system jog & of pomi ‘ices, presumil 2 length e Res boon established, togerner wi ‘bentowed ou him, wilt prove a ruff: pabilitics.. Boageasiog the adv t au extensive cloth eatablishme “ roperbe confidently aeserts,that he can furnish clothes which, gu compariaon mil be found fowerhan anyother house ma mill be fe FE oa oe Se ee ee condway. HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, &e. being connected $y stole Barrels (firat rate) «-- diarhoea, attend: Ia at soothing and amedical compounds. stomach and bowels, removing obstructed hu:nors, for cartive: i abi j and indeed o' a candies prove their uulity Pave great, remedy of th WARD FAITH COVERS BALM Ok LIVE, for al affections of the | Stud,” Those whe wis The fren EeSSE’S HOARHOUND CANDY, | i lunge and wiedpipe dyep peia, de Ac, isan unequalled remedy which"has acquired au enviable celebrity for its invariable Gestieme—My wife had taken a severe eold, which fi- | read the following bbons a thpeareol Ms.Covert>— Si cravat "merino, and tambewool shirts and dra wine wceitry. ke me. The. se fatention af he au C ie patterns of acarfp and cravate, Ways bet: und varied and ive, T' “depend on being sulted by callimg at the old estabjiahment HU Broadway, between Murry ‘street _ RING’S VERBENA CREAM TH true test of the exquisite merits of R i in awarded by the judges at the Ame Hautheld at Nivio’s- “i in and the more extens: seems duly to confirm the fat ca Al vhs my, cannot be surpaned either at home or abread. ti mnt mi titi the operation as atic an mngoetity i ‘ Dr iat. wes eer cere Ring on ene raat tm D2eS, NOT COMMON SENSE teach us that EXPEC. agent in arresting will be for to acki ledge that not be ov: ted CELEBRATED EYE WATER. ou! iD WHITE TEETH The beet artic’ HOUSE TO LET for cleansior, preserving, and beautifying the teeth, new and splendi: ing Hi al PEINES’ ORRIS voTH PASTE. It improves the color Jouse, will aecommodate about two hundred Bi of the lips and gums, and imparts a grateful sweetness to the | afew rods from the Fuvilion ppriog. b, > % ye frenth—Price 50 cents. Apply ‘at C. Haiseabuttle, 99 Cedar, or Franklin Hoyt, Sa 2 BEAUTY OF COMELEXION—The best cosmetic for | rat rivgs. mad tm* OCULIST. in. freckles ie ape pening Pppies aed erup ES TO LET —The two four story brick No. 10 BARCLAY STREET 0 skis, io the Tablette of Peurt and A’abenter. Stores, No. 5 and 7 street, two coors from Wall we Py | " ry it, ladies, and be cor —Price 26 cent: 1d only treet, and opposite the public store now WITHIN TWO THE ASTOR HOUSE. . M. Guion’s, 197 Bowery, corner of G: and 278 fhree'story oriek Store, No. — Pile # F1'S, preparations have im almost every, instance Broadway, 114 Canal st. h25 1m* ing Cherry street. 7 astonishing cures in all inflammatory’ of the Eye, AND GENTLEMEN—iHe PERSIAS fro LECT. —"The three story brick house, No. 3¢ te be n- T°, LADIE) urch street. Tre ne weakness of sight, &e,,and in many SOAP—Is alwayacfScacious in remoy ng freckles, dark | Wall street, between Broadway and curable, as iatully attested brit allowing kt house, 58 Fourteenth atreet, between the aud ma of the ekin. This Soap i rts | new four s! bi “ Uoelte Shins fll and cclieate texture resembht g the Blenciag | Ath aod sist Avenees ‘Tne two atorg Haope, 80. 73 Gold | age Veen Wi Oakton Yue tat are bade the rose, vice 60 cent atreety roa, Miles Hitchcock. | 86. R 3 ON THE FACE, BLO Feeney ae Met ence cee; | galled ou me to-day aud states that he haa been ad Dr. J. Francis, whose treatment has been the means, God, of recovering his sight. under one Lot on Kighteeuth street, 97 feet frent—cight Lots on Seventh Avenue, between Twenty-cighth aad Twenty-ninth ‘ion tov: (ley Cooper's Lot br blotehes from the face sof the most inve erate na AMES MILNOI u o . Pri ita, Sold by BE. M. GUION, | stree's. Apply t e.. + a eae Send ol; 108 Broadway, and 77 East | wae lm’ Mr DELAPLAINE, 68 Wall at., Office No.9. | Rector of St. George's Church, Veekman Me March 2.1908 ar Bowery, 7 we i wasuearly blind for twelve years with’ nabule, "oom Broadway m2 im TO LEASE.ou favorable terma—The splendid proper | the Ligh dm pow perfectly eestereaby Ded Feeeiee MIRACULOUS be nova aa the Shakspeare Hotel, eituate at the cor. Mantis BROWN, 177 Forsyth street.” nerot Will mand Dune - lg wae an CURE OF RHEUMATISM. Dersou of respectability, capable f conduct eG ENEDIC, being a tr ment. . wd = , nd. u better opp * stor IER Aime atett berth 1e4t- De Bae oe oem seldom offers. ‘The house ia replete with every rtune | | sl woe neatly bited (or iwenty ea the cldente ining em secount of my almost miraculous. re- | fUFe, und istoo well known toeularge on ite capavilities fer | fect, but from the use of Br. Franc Ciment to life abit were. [wos s* uvexpectedly restored, | business. For further particulars apply to the ubscriber, | for that di is perfectly restored. ES’ OHNSON, 198 South at, New York.” “ We. the undersigued, have witnessed the astonishing effi- cacy of Dr. Francis’ preparations for diseases of the Eye, un itatingly reece id them to the notice of the public as Temmedies. aN DUNBAR, Pastor of McDougal streetiChureb, w York. F CONE, Pastor of the First Bas tist Church,’ IN PECK, Agtut of the Hoine Mission Soci JOB BROUNER, Vasior of the Nerth Baptist Church. JOSEPH ANDRaDE, Roman ,Catuolic Priest of St, Peter’s Churen. Numerous certificates can be seen at the Office, N, B Prepared and sold onxy by J. FRANCIS,No. 10 Barely street, New York Artificial Eyes inserted, equal in appearance to the tural. ab me imd&w R. OLIVE still continucs to treat secret diseases of all kein unrivalled skill and surpassing judgm. him to effect a speedy aud even of thou wand ete »0 is the presemt occupant and owner of the premises that it fore like a dream ; wi ie rem myself but o my friendg Treat atwur. you you have te pray, | 22 1m ROBERT ANDERSON ers of One Whese life ia dear to him. Situated among friends TO_CET,, together or separately, the store and bare: ever kind and dear, ant a family who look to him for eupport, meut 28 Ann str-et, recently occupied by the Eplecpal Sad who also join in praive to you, and their God, for his u Sunday School ‘and bool 4 spenkable meres im sparing me at tnis time Anything that fisny power to do, which will be of benefit to you, such giving an eccount of my suffer in a certificate, that you Tnight pubtieh io the world, os witnessed by my friends, who hive put their nawes to thi Were i pow: to pay teniold the price you charged, I would but Lhave beensick so Jong that my pecuniary pieane exhausted. Itisover three yeare since f wos attacked with what ourdoctor called he Inflamma ory Rheum war lefta complete c:ipple, having ‘oat th , which fell away moat frightful teat ‘one from all work; and had it not Thad saved when a au re lity, net only to for which puepore it ‘apled: convenient, aud from ation, well cake ie ter or book binter, or a8 apaper Warehouse. Apply to Hud: sou & Smith. 119 Fulton st. TH COUNTY TAVER At Chelsea, Staten Island the ta as the Chelaea Landing, H t desirable ataud forany percon competent to Keep a re d general grocery store, being the wearcat I ie) 5 en for afew hundred de in'work I avd my funily would have been in the workhouse. So'you and'T hope the public, will see how much T owe you for Ouce more being able toearn my daily bread; and that bj fire bottles of yeur Elixir, which you rent ne tr five dol- He lars; and, copsidentag i truly oe “E Hae of Life, am with the greatest respect and gratitude, ) onr humber servant . Aaa re BEN. C. JACOBUS, Witnesaes—Harnah Jacobus, William F. Dean Prepared and sold by C-H. HING, 63 Fulton street corver Chit. m23 lin* DRS. SARGEANT AND MALLESON, PHYSICIANS and Surgeons from London and fant alterdance throughout the da \ 89 Cedar street.secos@ door from Broadway. and may be con sulted with the strictest confidence in all cases of either a me- dical or surgical charaeter. % rg Sargeaut and Malleson have had most extensive oppor. tunities of obtaining and perfectinga thorough and practical knowledge of their profession, having been in active practice for several years, both in and France, as well aa the o May. Apply to jon on 1st of May. Apply to 4 TR Ira cases which have been aggravated by seating se of mercury, balsam cay ¢.. and all such disagreeable and undermining medi: J ida to enervaie and destroy the constituign, | is mosicane is mild and will not ns Thost fas- ticioys and delicate constitu ed drop is now well kuown f:> its extrao:dinary virtues, i curing the most noxious and deplorable casea. ‘Terms moderate—eall at 192 West Broadway, nearUanal street. m15im* NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS . A. G HULL, NO. 4 VESEY STREET, ASTOR HOUSE, NEW YORK.—Persons afflicted with ryj rely uponthe best’ instrumental aid the world nt office, 4 Veaey street, New York, bumerous agents im the chief towns of the United States. Patients must be careful to examine the back Pei of Dr. Hinli’s Trusses, to se that they are eudoraed by . Hull'in writing. “None other are gecutie ey te tee. lied on as good, Children under twelve years universally Cured without further expense than the cost of the Tro ‘The radical cure has been under the progressi : i for more thaa twenty yeara past , and isnow brought toa state of unri IMPORTANT TO MARRIED LADIES! DR HULL’S ABDO- MINAL SUPPORTERS. TPHIS apparatus uniformly cures falling of the womb, and re. inal ica Sr any ndy eset wit bet to a surgeon,on reading the pumplilet written by Dr. Hull, accompanying cach instrument,which will be sent by mai DOLLAR HATS—SYRING FASHION 42 —The mort evened of ates evey omnes oo ie—E legant Short jeekiu, at the low price Pee Ne ac $a 80, eqalia durability and lustre to thoae c ; sold by other Hay B. HY BROWN, Practical Hatter, 146 Canal treet. ca Paris. th arr hoes from 75 cents to $1 per par; boys’ shoes 50 cen ta; ladies’, misses’ and chiidren’s Freach gaiters, ship: ind walking shoes, of all colors and siz”s, of the la- anted good. Cail sndsee or yourselves, be. at 42 Canal atreet, corner of Broadway, and eet. mA complete stock of boots aud ehors of every variety ig kept constantly: ouhand at tne above stores, and for sale wholesale avd retail. ad im* J. WALKER. DRESS BOOTS—LATES' FRENCH STYLE.—Tho subscriber makes to order Boots e descrip'ion, of the fiueat quality of Fretch calf sl nd in the latest s yle, and at very reasonable prices.— Genilemen who have been ia the habit (f payin extravagant prices forintgrior artic'ea are requested to ca'l and be convine- prices Rtaprices ape frcm ten totwenty per ceat below other Storet in the neigh rhood. Drawings being tuken of the feet, anda p ir cflasts kept for each customer, there is no difficulty an ge ahandaome yet casy fit. i ‘Constantly on hand, &@ e assortment of forhinnabte read Iso attes for a number of years the Hos- ud Paris, s:udied and obtaived their diplomas rodie and the first physicians in ug: Jan N.B. Aselect assortment of perfumery, and the most ap proved patent medicines. mio tin* DR. ALLEN’S BALSAM. ¥ Horehound, Liverwort and Pleuriev Koot, for Coughs, Colds, Consumption and Liver Complaint.—Con sumption isa disease often secretly lurking in the ayatem for years be- fore there ig the lesst complaint of the lunge, And an this stage itcan be curcd as effectually aud as certainly as any igrane, Let no! per.oné delay the use of medicine un- in Lou ape Sir Benjamin Bi nee are sensi! affected, but in due s:agon resort to boots, at prices varying fram O DOLLARS F; free of charge, to an} ‘tof the country, to persons: alsam of Liverwort—this medicine hae eoved | CRATES TO SIX DOLLARS; ball boots, gaiters, shoes, | ‘hesumebylelter, Tat ay ‘Conqueror of Phy siciaus,” for which all mankind | pumps, slippers, 6c. &e..at equally 1_w pases ‘Dr. Hull has, at the request of several re:pectable physicians, abundant cause to bless the hand ef Providence JOHN L. WATKINS, 114 Fulton st fitted up a room exclusively for ladies, havibg separate entrane 100 Physicians in thiscity now use this mediciné | al 3m* Between Nassau and Dutch ets. | from the bi +8 department, where a lady ia in coestant at- in their practice, cael tendance, to apply Trusses and Supvorters to female patients. LIVER COMPLAINT CURED.—Dr. Allen—Dear Sir ‘AMOS GO. HULL & | Ihave used y ou Balsam of Horehound, Liverwort and Pleu risy tin my practice for some mont! it, an wonderful effvct ft has had, I'am fully ectrabed that it pos: CROLIUS’ BOAT ESTABLISHMENT, 4oWATER ATREST. _ THARINE MARKET, UILD@R ofthe Sultan cf Muscat’s Pleasure Barge, the B are arte Eerie tan aghkernale: Duchecs Y Wanhtagtou of Pe ; of fpde Parks Sylbh and Ware of Mobile: Geo. Stewart of m5 im* ‘0. 4 Vesey at. Astor House. (PHE TRUSSES and SUPPORTER of DK. HULL'S inue sto recei decided + tnvention continue to receive, my, decided preference — full with success. I j the Doctor, with my advi avprobatii ier to say, that it is extensively adopted in Europe as well as antey Beuses very superior virtues in the cure of Liver G q anu Consumption. I do ‘to tive public and the Faculty. strongly recom nendit to the pul For kaveany -7sars poo: Re tfulls J.D. RICHARDSON, MD. Louis ke. mat Ta very igned, VALENTINE MOTT, MD, St |HA'TS! HATS! HATS 10 | ser vosittnn, VEN MormtR ‘al. HM ‘ ! mit + le Wand | FROWN & COS One price Hat Store, wholesale andre. | ABERNETHY ag taved thousands of lives during seven yezra. Bilis Chatham Square, corner of Mott street, where ESM’ Ghion, 197 Bowery’ cornet of Greed street Dt at’ faahvon, "beauty, dusability tad economy are combined to PILLS. * arner_of, Brosdway soi Chambery street; J. ‘O. Fayral | 84088 (RENAL. the pleanure now to offer.in addition | [,ET.the unfortunate reat ameured, that thera is no ex Miluor's Drvg Glore, corner of Broadway and Juim street, ae MEDICATED CANDIES, to their recent): mprores 8 ort wapped bats a ty, a if athe imitation of beaver, which s0.closely resembles that of all furs | Were for several years prescrived by the mos! costly and beausiful, that the difference is not easily | { sreral 34 ' perceived Price three dollars, We atricily adhere tothe | bexeaudlisatscient to effects cure in afew dayss fe tone these pills to be a dy and ray cure for Gonarrhaa, Gleets, | Le tattonot Kigueys, &e. They R. FLEMING’S WORM CANDY is undenabl: ‘one price cash system, which enables us to furnish avery | peetracted ehronic stuges, obsti leets &e. they are iv D moat perectly adapted to the total pens le} superior hat for the price charged. In presenting thesa hats to | ‘certain having’ red hundreds who hed been takiee othe! ‘4 Worms in old and young, of any thing of the kind ever pre- | the public the proprietors think they have reached the ultima: | cines for months,which tended more to destroy the eonstitutson pared, Children like it, and.t us warrantcd vegitable and per- | tum of beauty. durability. cheapness and comfort. _m43m"__ | thanto cure the disease. They never Teave the parts subjeet tectly safe i ite effects. IN to the troubl ‘weakness which so freqnently occur Hu DIARKHG’A CANDY, prepared from his Ga, using othe nea. ‘They have no unpleasant taste or smell; Quoker Balm, is said to do w inall vowel ¢ The well-snown and celebrated Millinery and Ladies Straw | any one taking:them might frequent the most refined sooiet; t on the la . without having their misfortunes susnected. They are com- stirely of we i dienis, which invit the BENOF ENGLAND. peace he nara raan area the (Re Beige bhnoo en | fon, Rostheearied oh an Sou alne toes ane in Brooklya manufac: | by Blagrove,di t. Fuiten street. m9 Lm COAL AND COLDS. ther of late, alt it Tymarhareproved Gtantroe TH nome ree to the ‘coak Nutarye tele pietoat, ; fesant, THANTIC CANDY eertaaly For cleansing. and Hat manufactures 19, yer m jraty respectfully begs ‘leave to annown Leer ete cet optendid and Ladies Straw and Stik'Hate, The wvigorating the ilio ‘colds, fever, jaundice, headae ‘ 0 be fiyaic ia needed, this candy is wotaurpassed | cured 60 & moet fascinating ane Decoy o take ut cangy. and'a Swiss Flare rmildness of th ith Git id the Albert straw it around the front. The re'made of is of the most elegant patterns, wrticular na patrowised by peng I i taaty milliners not to be equalled, < tthe i handy and safe. phe ramdly ime aarng sales and popularity ofthese plearant LL CLASS£8 OF PULMONARY AFFECTIONS. fis known by ite fruite—its good woske testify for iit thrives only by the extraordinary. cures It HAS ACCOMPLISHED. vision st, OG Esch lope. of genuine Horehound Candy i sikZi Tota Pease Bon e Frisron street. ad Rushton & Aspinwall, No. yor House, 110 Broadway, one oy 2 ral, 10.10 Astor Me '. be purchase: andretsi) onreagonableterms. a9 Im* SUCCESS GUARANTEED TO ALL (THE “ America Magic Mixture” has been hailed as one of the ji the present age, as as test discover ot inedieal science er will be 1 have received much benefit from the use of your foremoving the paina about the chest occasioned Bold wholcatleandretail by Re 131 Nassau street. Also by 8. J. Stewart, 75 Fulton st , Brooklyn. iscovery for diseases of the e iF Hart, 278 Broyiway; Walsh, 395 Breadway; Smith, 933 i etalon riesgirs te bbe mpi bl sertage One dose catinot (ail to enlwst the hess. | Sexth ‘Avenue; Wilson & Co. corner of Hul ye treet; A. Pagor, 165 Greenwich st; Moreton, od aeakt and CI linen and muslin shi jewar, comer Church ° ady made int wi corner of chambers ‘of Broadway and | it; Bush, 139 Felton street. Brooklyn ; sly | Rawls & Uo.. No Albany; Duvall, 232 Broad st, NETRA letters post-paid will be punetnally attended, paid wi ai i raat J. PEASE E SON tb ian dz ea obicinlvad inc caanetuctarety tthe otmetgaiener by gaa obtaimit at ihe masufectare mpetees, pesdiog an order to any Mercuant ia thie eity, with.whec they have dealings. m L ‘CHES.—10 000 very fine lage and healthy Smyrnaand German Lerches, for sale very Ce oe wholesale and retail, or earefully applied by WM. WA. 50 eents. TROUS, Cheaist and Pharinacuust, Apothecaries’ Hall, 96 + $1 00 Catharine at. Be Seupetior artotee to wnatare gensrally ola putty erpree «32.00 ature generally sold, putup express- prices 4 by Wak , ly for family use.” For enle, wholesal ug and Show Warngus fey dot a2 that have put, th hor discovered w! the pale of su:pici rivalled, and has oo eae hore only alm has been to. du acka, whos i i tofdluvate “Sold, Wy appointment at Ring's drog « Fulton atreet cor. Chff. 2 mal CARDS, BILL-HEADS, &C. CHEAPER THAN EVER. Superior manufacture rticular attention in selecting the + stood the g! 1 disleytd ty a host al weptiasigtod. tee ‘of uupriaei uitaualy deplayed by ahoat of wspriacipled Jimi fa pee mnument pla subscriber cont Elastic Stocks. Gentlemen extensiv Park Place. ‘mis tm* ARSELLS, agent for J. Agate. AGAIN TRIUMPHANT. |! "Verbena im diploma Institute ‘this celebrated shaving soap is 00) ‘Crcam ia fuily borne out by the firet premi he loug Notie ills, and ri e os als it has ree :d from all parte id Europe. In. | every d iting renecuted st shert notice, on as | 36Cath: m0 1 deed, the constantly increasing demand is a source of proud | reasznal tablishment in the city. = sabafaction that the proprietor has accomplished what thou: | “Visi TING CARDS.—A visiting card plate engraved and | (> A S 50 enamelled cards printed for $1 58, equal attempting, viz:~an ‘Emolient hich, for ease, comfort, and ‘econo- da have been for 5 fo any in this city. i ig 80ap ‘Perfumers, Manufacturers, and Druggiste’ Lebels commnastiy ne BROWNSON & CO. mas im* 86 Gold at,near Fulton. CARPETING, CARPETING. ceived a new avd fresh’ stock of Trade,” (From the Herald.) Shaving—Ring's Verbena Cream for shaving, is a most capi- alarticle. It can be hadat 53 Fulton street. have Iried it and found itvery superior. It softens the beard and N THE UNITED STATES, No. 99 Bowery —ANDER- TRON k DOBBS, having mide extenmve aleeraboue ia thelr estabtiahme:t, bow offer to the public the cneapest as; porte of every descri in of Car ee ged al makes 1S; —A pri HE subscribers ha ‘the Bosto Her—April, 1849.) | is wrices for cash, € : aes adi er Sha asa tn | CD Is removed from 145 Broadway to No.7 Astor Howse. Hote whatovefer to gather theie own didresl crops: The sa | 2 my Boe ‘Ameri¢en Oil Clothe, from 3 t0 | Pyard, y ing, 1s 90. 63. 0! bers nay thata pot of it laste twice as long asthe same quan. | 20 feetio width, containing the Jatest aud most fashionable | P's /o99 do do, warranted fine wool, 4s. per yard. tity of another aoponacious preparation; wnile those who sare topes nD tla td al bahar Seg ad 30,000 do do, extra fine, 5a. per yard. heir aixvence declare that with the Verbene Crear. a dull | PSPS So, wishing to purchase, woulddo well to call and ex- | 0.090 dosuperfive carpeting, €4. pe than most of the old soaps rant to the sense, soften- reckles. C. H. RING, Chemut and ton street, ware of nablsching ‘imitations; and observe the yard. 25,000 do three ply carpeting, from 9s 6d. to.12a. do, 4,000 do tufted hearth FoR 83 6 ANDERS! & DOBBS, N>. 99 Bowe: the first store above Heate N.B.—Just received six entirely new private satters, which cannot be found in any otl.er store in thia agiwe ‘No. 99 Bowery. WATCHES & JEWELRY VERY LOW. lling all descriptions of gold and silver ilver pencils, gold chains. keys, Kc. ‘the city. w aramted tq beep p tock t irchasing. Our atock Prev TE BB k MANNING, 458 Pearl at, wi2im* ‘3d Carpet Store irom Chatham. WIGS AND SCALPS. THE LARGEST, THE CHEAPEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT, VRE TO BE FOUND AT ‘TORATION is the most natural as well as effectual i P jengon A. 146 Broadway, corner of Liberty | WIGS and Sealre, upon the beauti eaboer! ‘Watches, gold retail lower thanat any other plac ing their eprine sasor! i, tem, approximating the nearest of any yet manufactured A, WSU &,C9, are now opening their spring assort thereby clogging up | ta the naturat head of hair—first premium. Also,mavufactur | cheGred'or bourhi” All Watches ace w to 4 not to be undersold b: no ipede both respiration and the ma ladies? tlemen’s hair, not less than two inches | good time, or the money returned. Watches and Clocks Seed \. viaing dufficnity of breathing | long, necklaces, bracelets, earings, watch guards, rings, and | Paired in the best manuier, aud warranted, at much leas than manufacture, Table » hoarseness, and Joas of voice, droyay of | hair work of every description. 19 im* the usual prices, by one of th» finest workmen in the city. G. Pools, Japauned Wares upture of ‘blood vessels, and bleeding from PICKLES, in packages to suit customers | C, ALLEN. | porter of W: and Jewelry, wholesale new patterns, Patt Metal the throat and lungs, and api sad blood ' 1,200,000 Assorted Pickles, Catsup, Sauces, Pre- | and retail, 30 Walletreet, up ata! m?6 im* and enamelled; Shelf Hi mS) TOR igs oo rom nee thes sleeeing serves, on Enghely Moser, of %, au rior, quality ead ft PREAD—BREAD-BREA y MER'S new ba Now 2 d ” TO. lex ite Vinegar, by lon or barre! ir kery, corner Second street and Bowery, 4 for a 200 double barr Bothing has ever bees found equal to JAYNE’S KXPECTO: Lsatorka Priceseaaien boas Fed allen perdoa aerp ig ey ee Co ; i ma im? ban , Oysters, Fowls, Silk, &e. war-ant fh of time and in nny climate. excellent for ship. stores. ax tl y afford agreat lusury ata reasonable price; Ground Coffee, warranted pure; ato Cataup, by the gallon or do Tt stands unrivalled—it stands okeep an; ‘ BEAUTIFUL CLEAR I pe ibe TSM EXION? oe ‘Walnut, Mushroom and Ts only— wholesale and a im of Liverwort, which is only ‘oprietor, at 875 Bowery. Buy in this cily only CURED—"I have # ff-red from the effects of Aathmaalong time. and used every medicine I could obtain for ite cure in vain, until used Dr. Taylor's Balawin of Liverwort the teue and genuine at the old office, 375 Bowery, and you are safe. Agents—Mr. Hays only, 139 Fulton street. Brooklyn; H. Rawls & Co , Alban: oO Bs. Zebu. Philadelphia; 8. Powell & Co. , 36 Corchill, Boston. maz MERICAN BANK 2K Aer ANDRE, PN ERB EA: .” are now ready to rece Eocksand having supplied the sumerous ceived, are now au 4 oT SHI? STODONS, FROM LiveRtOOL—Cont PAtirece by thie ship wi Wigase send theie permite on board at Orieans wharf, of ‘all street. immediately. All Thode wot permitted ia five daya must uaavorcably be seni to the rublie store. 85 leerepi heretofore exietm A Ree TMU RL EOE & COrra ths day dlovolved by mutual conarst alos SMITH. 08 SMITH. pag Feb. 10th, 1842. HURLBUT d 1CE ~The business: ti by sebuah eet ont re seat rected," Careot Huribut & Co's Kaytee.” en AL AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY FOR THE al Stoughton, Spanish Consul, Rev. the Br each, ‘ f competition : the only reasonable, the only natural i fies only, but gentl i enqqanemgs materials of sll widsfor altering” aad mancfuc: | Sad theonly ruly successfol methd of arveatiog and curing | "Rp Large a'e Pickle, for grocers by ve Hdd is not eadreared that freekc: pimples, slotchey, sar "Game bags, powder flask, percussion caps, ke. ke. digenses of the pulmouary organs. ? WELLS & MILLER Wholenle and Reta Bora any morpber, of any, difiguratiow of ihe kin, are te man's artteles of every variety. Sold in New York at wholesale aod retail, by A. B. & D. Warehouses for Pi-kles. 194 Water moved by the ftalian chemica: soap; dark, thick, sum! or Agent forthe sale of Allents Self-cocking and Revolving | 8#2*, Droggi and 100 Fulton ; David Sands &Co., | maa am? and 212 Front atecet. | yellowskin,change to a healthy clear hne after using this. Pistol, bein ‘atest modern improvement in fire arma | N2-77 Hast Broadway ; A.B. Sande& Co., No. 273 Broadway. We 5 Th — e public are particularly requested to notify that is no cam be dee edn three seconde, Twi the use ol oe Rand m7 Lm BOOK BIN DI NG ediwontrom buutke iveetiou of 4; Vewvrint an talian 0 mi ian has lately formes has! nd AND PAPER RULING. ‘HE DESERVED CELEBRITY of Taylo an IES. S wilt change the color of thi T'Liverwort, made at 378 Bowery, la (ant supereediog att | OR. A. C, CASTLE, Dentist, 267 Broadway, New York, ieding Tele und Mallee Meckinere seas | barat skin to ahedlthy ele cur other th colds, spitting of blood, and all ng decayed teeth, which, while it is perfeet- | jatest and most approved patterns, is now prepared to execute | as salt rheum, scurvy, &e. are whi diseases of U rr in its composition, can be put into the most tender | Ailorders inthe most curable and’ handsome. rmunmer. his, that it is excellent, ail to try it, ‘Nine ye .d, ard with the most unbounded hh it becomes compacted into one solid body, ferchants Account Books and all. 0 ‘ ES, at ihe sign of the American Ea- success, w t to be go much counterfeited ¢ and uses Without any pain d to any pattern, in a ight number. or you'lt be cheated—88 Chat- The person who advertises Dr. Taylor The moat painful tooth e ns presere Kay work ordered can be done ta 19 Fulton st, Brooklyn, ia Spring street ‘ous testimonials from ladies in the first societ 5 equired,as H. I. has hadlong experience m0 Lea’ afterwards es W. speak sufficiently as to its efficacy. Dr. C. inserts ar in both methods. U er any comnection with the cial Teeth without ligatui iple of atmespherjc RK SALE—Two seeond hand Copperplate Presses. Ap- lowe & Ui of 2 it Mesers: them their agents, and are to the mostreasonable terme, Fourdri aad ths er , Sree’ ischinery appertetping to the ‘sh ; which in point of workmanship and finish ¥ ay other eaabi bade it in this ~ re ¢ ee fects of a bulious acid mié im ly as above, $50 OO Orica Japaoand German’ , J ante Stones, Watch, Ghuases, Se. 'are offared for ch pei cah,or epproved short Lrabgy al arts do well t on the ed {0 withstond the irom footed oders, ‘one of which put in the tooth will effect a val cure. Ds C. ©. refera as to his professional skill to -U- Johnson, Prealient af she Medical Society, Le Ch Dow A. Calderon de la Barca, or, i Me Lyell, Rev. Mr, Kicent, requiring theabov i at 375 Bowery—thie medicine eured me- : en . 8. RI ” fessors of the Univerty of the College of . J. NEUSTADT & BARN! b| Og BEWARE OF A SR RURON ta Lange at Witemenadien tou nn ene | oie No.s2'Maiden ase ab operation aR ‘beat mille, 3 25 Miocene incidental tote. by A Drope jive ase inci uman eat. are cure for deafness, paias, noises,or hurd wax ww the cer, MARCH OF INTELLECT. REAT strides have been made thromhout the w. G*Rteae and almont every branch of ‘aptical ture and eau general scienc ee ry, ‘not the same in the healing art. It ‘aculty tre too. narrow mil fer a Ring's Vegetable Candy in all af- fections of the lungs, and when they express themaelves, say they see no reason why such a pleasant, pure, and palatable ar- ke. Castle & Edwards, Avrists, attend to # BROOKS, Paper w a ‘AN, 61 South st. —The subscribers, importers on NNEC COAL — te tons, drvt ity, just received per C'ssin iberia, fro sverpont and fr i i ~~ PORTUGUESE FEMALE Els 8: ho: ‘dealers in. ladies’,’ gentlemen's, Fie aero se tcitacen'e fancy and staple boots, shoes, a ee sasive and ‘aluable annortment always on band, war ranted of the firat quality: pu nrry & HAYWARD, sid Waters. jaorsteints te pant of ya re wal agian ec toot Teskionable binds of Ame Thoes, will nd it be foreman he, are ub noua ration tiele, should not ‘th ‘rons! ; ‘to their advantage to call. m* |S mo! fave cucelaahc* ese man. Seamareny kroperauans Ci he lioness a tp ey, rs 4 th mes. | D) either for Oil Painting or Kalsomine,for sale at f i! daring ‘corner of Franklin— ; "ihe direet lated Has Ret ee Sens Green, = Madder Lakes, or De Ochres, hee. Bre: Mely $500 PREMIUM. . ke, "THE INDESTRUCTIBLE. INK, which BR. M. 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