The New York Herald Newspaper, August 13, 1842, Page 4

Home Departm 't—Domestic Intelligence Ace! ts, he. ce, Sixcvian Cause or —At Deckertown, on Saturday afternoon, the 30th ult., the building ocoupied by Benjamin Drake, and by Miss E.L. Bounel, was de pe boson by fire, with much of the furniture, and a portion of millinery articles. ‘The origin of the fire was singular and we hope will prove a warning to others who may be disposed to try a similar experiment. A chafing burning coals was placed in the bed room, and of sulphur thrown thereon, in order to fumigate stroy the odoriferous vermin which are so apt to entrene ri themselves in such places, to the great annoyance of the rightful occupants thereof, By some » ik fire from the ignited materials; jer ordinary circumstan stench that issued from the room,’ that no sould possibly enter it, and the work of destruction necessarily proceeded without impediment. ‘Tae Suoorie Stans.—The New Haven papers give notice that the annual arrival ofthe “Shooting Stars,” was looked for with great interest on Mander and Tuesday »venings; and much to the satisfaction of the watchers, be. tween fr and o'clock Tuesday evening, 79 Shooting Stars were seen. Axoruen Goro Mine.—We last week saw some of the most beautiful and valuable specimens of Gold that we have ever seen take a mine lately dit Stanley's ¢ 49 pennyweights and 6 grains, and six other pieces ave- raged {rom 2 tod penny weights, pure gold, when found. do s0.—Mecklenberg, N. C., Jeffers: Doe D’'Ontmans.—Funeral ceremonie: jan. church of the Holy Cross in Franklin street, in a most ap- propriate, impressive, and solemn manner, according to the rites of the Catholic Church. A ptocession (which was formed at half past nine at the Mayor and Aldermen Room, consisting of natives of France, foreign consuls, the Mayor,Aldermen, and Common Council, Judges of the United States and State Courts, officers of the army, navy, and revenue, collector of the port, and government 0 cers, the Re: Clergy of all denominations, and many of merchants and citizens) moved to shrouded in our most distin he the Church, which. was, most appropriatel the habiliments of mourning, su galleries and wall pews we indies and citizens, ‘who had been previously admitted. ‘The procession occupied the body pe or twelve, appeared in the full robes of their order. Cnanc| nown as Royalton, Niagara county, has been changed to Gasport. ‘The post office formerly called Roy- alton Centre will hereafter be called Royalton. Avornen Elijah Holly was murdered in P laski count: ‘k before ‘last, by Arthur Mock. ‘They were both residents of said county, and a personal contest had previously taken place, in which Mock was worsted. A few days after the recontre, Moek waylaid Holly inthe woods, and shot him, as he was passing dlong the road, and immediately fled. Mock was much advanced in years, but Holly was a young, stout, and strong man, Avornen Death sy Daowsinc—A Baute.—A son of Mr. Samuel Ferren, of Franklin street, a 10 years,was drowned yesterday morning, while bathing in Mill River, near the Yailroad bridge. He stepped inte a deep hole, where two boys had before been Arowned, and bog un- able to swim, he went down, after crying for help. Hi companion, about his age, who could swim, endeavored save him, but in vain. The accident was witnessed by two men, or rather by one man, and another individual fn hetorm'ofa man. The former called to the latter be- ing him to save the lad, saying he saw him under the r, but could not swim himself. The monster, whose name we have not been able to obtain,replied that hecould swim, but did not like to wet his clothes, and he suifered the lad to perish! If his conscience does not haunt him ne remainder of his days, it willbe because he has none. ‘The firing of cannon yesterday afternoon was by the friends ofthe drowned boy, for the purpose of recovering his body, = however, was not obtained until this morning.—New Haven Palladium. Licursine, &¢.—This summer has been celebrated for deaths by drowning, by lightning, and murders and rapes by negroes. We remember no summer in which there Were so many catastrophes of thia kind. Among the re- markable ravages by lightning in various parts of the country this season, we record the following : On the 26th ult. the house of Mr. John Barnam of Menkton, Vt., was struck, the gable end dashed in, knocking a man out of bed to the floor, without however occasioning any serious injury. In Hinesburgh, the barn of Mr. Martin Leonard was struck, together with sheds, out-houses, twenty-five tons of hay and some grain were consumed. On the 29th ult. six drunkards were together in a shower near Shelby- K ere killed. There was asevere storm New Bedford, Mass. on Tuesday morn- ing. At Fairha ightning struck the house of Mr. Buttrick, but fortunately zo lives were lost. The electric fluid descended from the chimney, and extended to nearly . part of the house, One of the rafters was entirely emoved, and one of the large upright posts in the frame was shivered to splinters, the windows were broken, and the doors unhinged. A bed in one corner of the room was taken entirely across the apartment. The sink and stove in the kitchen were removed some distance from their pla- ces, and a large quantity of glass and crockery ware was en. Qvre Tistes.—Several Sheriffs have resigned in the South and West, because the people have no money to pay debts. We learn from the Parkersburg, Va. Gazette, that Jackson county is in a state of open rebellion. On Mon- day, (court day) 25th ult., the people paraded the streets of Ripley, with guns, clubs, &c., and threatened to ride upon «Fail any man’ who bid for property under two poor its value. Property was offered, but there were no bidders. A Texven Heaxtep Suenire.—The Sheriff of Craw} ford county, Missouri, has returned his papers, books, &c- into the court, and resigned his office, assigning reasons that there is not money enough in the hands of the people of,the county to pay their taxes, saying nothing about the executions, kc. from the courts, and he would not be the instrument of distressing them and sacrificing their pro- perty: Rratty.—All the Tocofoco members of the Te Legislature will resign their eats,provided that the w will also resign. So says the Nashville Union. Tue Onto.—Three feet water in the channel at Pitts: burg, at our last accounts. Tenreraxce.—A Temperance Society has been formed among the Choctaw Indians. Coxvicreo.—Zebediah Payne, the murderer of Coltart, +n convicted in the Circuit Court of Franklin coun: onnessee, and sentenced to be hung. ‘The council of the First Municipality, New Or- , have imposed a tax of $100 per diem on all Craps, Keno or other gambling establishments. Fine 1s Noxtamrrox.—The office of the Northampton Democrat was slightly injured by fire on Tuesday morn- ing. Tue Sunvevor Gexenat or lowa isin Boston, ‘The Boston Recarra took place yesterday. ———= sit ARON SPRINGS WHITE SUL? +) be had of the Agents, Dickson & Basement Rgoms. Forth ther Gutaneous "and Ke., reference (b edical gentlemen. HH MGLEAN, Mt Dr. BED, Prof PAPLERSON, Med. Be HITE, Cherry Valley, Prot HADLEY, Eeprent Mod. allewe, DELAFIELD, Bleecker-st Sold by Hushton & Aspinwall, at their wore William street, and Astor House; A. B. Sande, 273 Broad: Milhas, 169 Broadway ;, Sovillard, Deluce & ‘wand 58i Broadway; te. L. Cotton, 263 Bleecker 4,8 Chilton, Broalway : John Meakin, sit Broadway: D. W. “H. Miluor, 19 Broadway: H. G. weir permission) is made to A vires Med. Dep. Spring and Hadson street. Jeet 3m CORNS, CORNS, CORNS. 6 Murray st AND MADAME, ERHARD, racticing in Tnited States but a few months, and in that short time have ceived testimonials from some of the most eminent gantle und others, as 0 the benefit and comfort which they have ved since they have heen attended by them. ‘They have the honor to inform the pablic that by anew and peculiar method they extrieste Hard and Soft Coms, Bunions, Callosities, &e, without cutting, Mons and Made,'B, do not attempt to o hostrum, y or taith to ensure its e may suffer from t yautul Corns, that they may have the: satisfaction of carrying rtormentor, the in their ha: H, lave ix thelepoameeston ty wards of tyro om thoge who have experienced relief at prazticed their profes: sion for ; France and England, an have acquired great skill and much practical experience—a fact attested by numerous certificates from the most celebrated En- glish, French and German physicians, as well as from several of the nobility and gentry of those cotintries, delivered to them. after four years cure, The ion will not ocenpy more than ten minutes, and the relief 1480 mstantaneous that the per- st treated can immediately pat on their shoes and walk Athome morning from 8 till 1, and in the afternoon from 2 till 6 o’elock. Office at Boston, 151 Court st- iy8 3m*r_ THE PERSIAN PILLS ASSUREDLY HAVE healing virtues which no other me- icin this country roseeases. “Let no one be discos ts, they have tried the Persian Compound=th Wm the greatest weakness and distress, to health and rice ab cepts and 6234 cents, two sige bo J » Wholesale agent, at Milnor’s dru 192 Bromd cornet Joln st Sia At sal hn st. New York; retaile so, Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster! to remo amor) na’s evil, pain in. the side, rheumatism: fee, ** Manted in delicate situations, find great relief {yom it, “Also, ‘hetMaguctie. Beever ctrie Pills caine Pt Magnetic sther. Now, for const agnetic Ather, No, 2, for nervous diseases, inte ce, Magnetie Bither) No: for hier compa yea remedy for thrash, canker, and asin sore mouth, fer) at Mil the Agent, J Y. (ye. that are, 188 Broadway, cor. "of tha from the ground. ‘They were from covered on the land of Valentine Derr, on ek,in Lincoln county. One piece weighed ‘he mine has now been worked about six months, and sems only to Increase in value. May it consinue long to in consequence of his death were performed at Boston on Thursday at the casion. The dense mass of The bishops and priests, who assisted in the ceremonies, to the number of The name of the Post Office cfere bal becanatalie retiaet $0 that it was next to impossible to muke her hear conv in the. londest tones of voice. Last try * Scarpa’s Oil for Deafness.” It is on! that she has use restored—she is cured. Any information in relation. to the fase, may be obtained at t JA Phind street, Philadelphia, at w forsale. 79 Fulton st sale and retail; way, comer of Market street; Abraham B Sands & Co, 273 Broadway, commer of Chambers street. hy eos pee BELL devotes his personal stage. Se At A u ers—these labo Broadwoy, Li Folton street, Brooklyn; Thomas J. Green, 3% Broadway; J.J. Coddington, MEDICAL. — Sa UPPRESSION OF QUACKERY (IMPORTANT ANNOUNCE MENT £4 HE EK OF MEDICINE & PHARMACY ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of New York that they have appointed the following Sus-Acents in this city = J. W. Bassett, 644 Broadway. Dx. £. M. Guion, 127 Bowery. Dx. Kina, 267 Hudson street Bietas L. Treat, 549 Grand Da. Newatan, 132 Cherry street W™. Auststaona, 154 Fultonstreet, Brooklyn, oa Raperiient at the College may now be had of those lemen. Prine pal ( Offices of the College for NewEngland,at 5 Tremont joston. Principal Oflice of the College for New York, at 97 Nassan street. By onder of net leg yale 8. RICHRDSON, Agent. _N OTIGE. We: the undentianed actuated alone for the public benefit most earnestly ¢: be: upon by a pretender cali dertaking to cure certai 4 person in the city rexalarly admitted veal er of the Medi eal Society by the name of HEL resides dt No. rode sureet, aba ie the sarue Dre Bolomon oles who formerly lived at No. 175 Hudson street, a person who has, to our vidual knowledge, performed a great, number of extraordii and mirgculous cures, We have uo desire to injure an vidual, bat we considerjitan inctmbent duty on us as citizens, to prevent the publie from being umes — pee DYSENTERY, o7 looseness of the Bowls, cured ma few minutes b7 Sherman’s Restorative Lozen: T ably pleasant, and effect immediate re- a of their failure, Lozenges for th hout exception, th fame of specific; for th chills do not return. ORMS In. both children ‘and adults, are infallibly dee stroyed and removed by Sherman’s Worm Lozenges—a mil- lign of boxes sold yearly, and never known to fail. Warehouse 106 Nassau street. Agents—1h8 Bowery; 77 East Broadway, 277 H t; 110 and 273 Seiecie gost ia 139 ivi0r “ERUPTIONS “CURED AND THE COM- PLEXION CLEARED MIRACLE TO CURE ERUPTIONS OF Tt —Salt rheum, freckles, scurvy, pimples, erisipel: ver, spots, bites of insects, musau he color of dark, sunburnt, yellow, or Well might the ) its inventor, M. Besprine sail over the States an Tctany codons teu comin skin, imparting to the face, bo healthful clearness, No. misrep trial will suffice to recommend it to. all. Ha this, are the follow Lover, Ni bostrut Sold by 1. Eagle, '82 Chatham street i ken Brooklyn: Agents 189 Palvo ‘et, Boston ; 87 Dock street, Philadelphia. tedi- only always g highly respectable (you are notiti s invention,) J sign of the Am A'TIONS infallible Masisdend festa Hocoeapa teeenainst ins etaiee aoe: ance to the Human Rai y jeckiard, M. ‘Among the things duly considered in thts work are ‘matters gf serious importauce to single and young married. persous— ‘The causes of, and cures for he art of Beauty. a Courtship—The danger of solitary practices, and how the habit ‘The causes of ‘Love and’ Jealousy, with a i th hopeless py i s. inades r the pro- p preven sexes of Unborn ehilare rmar age—Peraons who ought anid ought not to marry—The most auspicious season for wedlock, Trleatd clots: For ede at 9 Naan street, Cor, of Belton, and 459 Broadway. a2 Im *r MADAME COSTELLO. EMALE PERIODICAL PILLS, guaranteed in every case where the monthly periods have been irregular, from colds, or other caus ‘heir certainty of action has long been ac* knowledged by the. medical profession, and hundreds that have ied various boasted remedies; indeed, so sure are sin their effects, that care is sometimes iiecessary in though they cotitain no medicine detrimen constitution. Advice given gratis to all who us Madame Costello, ispenard st, where the genuine, Price may now di mis ther, aa jeafne: ble. Ni Youn, oF weaboal 90 years pre tT an 0 years, sation ter se was induced to essary to add, ‘and that her hearing is perfectly two bottle: of Dr. JAYNE, 20 South 1 piste also the medicine i Sold in New York by the az pts, A B & D Sands, druggi et, comer of Gold, and 100 Fulton suet, whol Iso sold by Lavid Sands & Co, 77 East Broa Price iy2a har “THE PRIVATE TREATISE. PHYS s,a litle volume on certain delicate diseates, by Dr. LPH. in which the most speedy and private means of cure are stateil in the plainest possible manner, ‘There is no sass of 1 toe nts that does not highly value this little book ; but the viens whose complaint has been suffered to continue re still more deeply interested , and the p rice $1. wal alto begs to state that he is consulted a this private No. 88 Greenwich street, at am w, however, of obtai Rience of hg gers coming to'this city, he begs here to repeat, what stated in another coluani of tals barar, wader hicremerks' Oe trictare,” that, beside his rank as Graduate of Edinburgh, Se. he has been engaged inthe cure of these diseases, joth in horbutal and eity practice, for more’ than thirty years, ‘and has mn from it—the ‘being care- pt means of ¢ ly ‘minent hse it in America—as Sir Ast! » Dr. Physick of Philadel aa ted to refer to almost e Europe, te the most emi Cooper to Dr. Mott of New and others; and that he jan of eminence munications by DOCTOR BELL. until ; P. ing under the destructive effects of mercury or xk nostrams, and all who suspect the remains of disease jurking in the system, may consult Dr. B. always with a guar antee of a cure. Persons contemplating marriage, who have been the subg jects of delicate roe may consult Dr. bell wita honorable confidence. Posr ratp letters, describing the case of perso atadistance, have his prompt attention, Dr. B’s treatmen, never exposdsto suspicion, and is well Laown to be safe and —? Private booing 4 COURTLANDT wis i doors from Broad watal's MEDICAL NOT ICE. IN FONLIERED, PRICE FIFTY CENTS—By Dr. Faweett of Fulton street, New York—T" I effects of solit jon the partial or total ext ductive nore . The Dr. isalso a ithor of a new treatise which is exclusively written tor the sensitive female, who, while she shrinks abashed at the idea of revealing her sufferings, may find in its pages. confidential and capable adviser. Doctor F. continues to direct his ettention tothe enti gounothaa, gleets, stiri tional de = vila Female diseases crested scientificall, Jy23 Im* too true, that of t ng Doctors (20 called) in this devoted ¢ jn six possess any legal right to admini: they by nat Md or education, by any 1 horde of tea not more than medicine, no qualified Testa he deplored that such hase, imposition is suffered or tolerated in dehanee of the law which makes. ita highly penal offence to practice medicine or surgery without a legal di- ploma. Dr. Carpenter, however, has _no_ personal reason to complain in the premises, for sooth to say, from the late rapid inercase of ke niserable abortiv ons on the eredu- ved more it than while the ti re legitimate hands. Jelnded patient, or victim, however, the portant, ax the issue of ‘life and death first medical advier. an advertising Doctor, came into the ont door of the tem isa graduate BF Union College, alicentiate of the New York State Medical Society, and for thirty yearsa practitioner of this city; and his ndvertising forbusiness, so much contemmed by itiveon the subject, is to obtain money and cure consequences are all too often depends on the ep curpenmat, altho near Pearl street. Charges reasona- Office open until halt past 9 P.M. 6im*r, HOT AND COLD SALT WATER BATHS. ABINEAU’S New Hot and Cold Salt Water Baths, at the foot of Desbrosses street, (third pier south of Cand, street, North River,) are now open for the accommodation of both ladies aud gentlemen. Open from sunrise until 11 o'clock st pint re stationed has been the ‘The water where the baths derpened Which rendereit as pure as any other situation inaty of New York, On Tuesdas’s the toladies uctil3 P.M. A band of music“will be tendanee every ple want evening. Price of a cold bath 12% cts, warm bath: _Je3 3m*r TO SECURE THE ENJOY- MENT OF THE HEALTH, in the confidence of the public t Indies, and South America, as has “3 Wheeler's Balsam of Moscatello, as a mild and safe re ety for the care of the us and dangerous diseases, tates PA, TS ARE STUBBORN THINGS —i Gonraud's Poudre. Subtile ir from the part where it ‘arran! ‘Walker street, one door from Anois fact is that Gouraud’s thoroughly rminate tan, pir ples. freckles, “ind all cutaneous eruptions, elteit nivenile and arts healthy appearance, in radiant whiten i ons ‘rated eosmene, containing mineral astringent tt tw the skin and complexion, and by its repellanc ac fnuarious to health. To be had as above. One Dollar per GOURAUD'S VEGETABLE ROUGE imparts a delicate coseate tinge to tl by perspiration or rabbi bottle. GOURAUD’S BLANC DESPAGNE, ih Lily White, imparts bright, pure, life-like alaba eness to the skin, free fuom the inj ally combined with preparations for this purpose. Pat up i gant boxes at 25 cen ch. treet; Hartford, Wells lane; New Haven, kner; Princeton, ‘Seabrook: Be Humphrey; orw ton, Jordan, 2) ‘ie sts philadelpiia, Mss Biss 76 Chegtuwt ot; Jared Gray, Po’keepsie. Jy17 lin re complexion, immovsble with a linen cloth. 3 cents per roperties Ke we Weve avon iy Dra j Athan, Guthrie Maiden bis) pel st ari by and arising from a disordered state of the digestive to wit “dsapepsia, ‘cholera, morb diarrhoea, convulsions s, v4 the effects of ‘ool d the affects of drinking cold ‘water, Sble medicine pal the bowels, the summer. complamt of ‘hese are speedily removed by this 1nvalu- ent and eertain action has aecured for it y class in society, masmach that Dr. ot withhold the secret from agy mercenary mo ve himself, certain it more perfect iftcates of influential ficiently convincing, wheh they testimontes in fai great me cation to add, the following eminent Gen, GEM Tati De ae ea office 33 ¢ be had at th KE Caditogtons, 227 Mr. Israel Post, boo! isnot the GEN: Accompanied with » pam uumerous testimonials, as also dictions ha | as also the bottles being stamped hee! Moscatel lo. ~ DENTISTRY RK PLACE, ONE DOOR FROM BI TO VIS:TORS AND INHABITANTS. MALL Bangers Demin of | HOTELS, BOARDING, &c. NOTICE ro Dentist, of the old established peat ts eal t f New fore ee earn in tints the = Hie, he has gad anes hare Plena, ML way be comaued ¢ oin 10 till 5 o'clock. “CELEBRATE rd MRE M4 +08 FILLING . & Son conthine to estore seeayed Teeth, however e or small the cavity, meKing a stamp into a snatantly curing the Tooth, however painful or sensitive, mate ‘olor, the natural cortex or enamel of the Tooth, ithout the slightest ate! to ariety, © omtened with oo « weg of prices, cannot era satis se Pali Be Br _ 3d each: , Which is so injurious ‘to the human | lodwines 10s 6d per week. Put fecting ut aaa tee disagreeable oF inoy f__J licate and nervous per fVOQRAODIBEE MIRBRAL. TEETH iblic and visitors of the h r2sist the deleterions effects of ‘mhich are oot liable to coproston or Uacoloretion froma medical prescriptions, cr any other known cause. They never break or secome loose—they have no unnatural gloss—are firmly fixed without wires or ligatures—no bulky ine mouthand. in every particular, resemble, the hape and minutest shade of haces ge soe or a poudeteale mmoertee sore tar proved and selentifie principle, they are guaranteed to answer seerv purpose of mastication and articulation, par the proper sound to. th y are so.natural in appearanc so firm in the mouth, th d ETH securely and effectually fastened arising either trom the use of medicine or any other AWTIFICIAL FALATES replaced upona sure and scien: TO COUNTRY PATIENTS. SCURVY IN THE GUMS cured by a Lotion which can part of the United States, with proper dir Hrey to, aniover, n UNITED STATES. being enabled to anno kind consent of three hundred of the. first. fami consisting of the first merchants, medi private citizens, to whom he cab refer as ons. M.'s celetirated. mineral in preter in their opinion the weir other improve freme—tat vanes dency to shatter the constitution of eww York and ite Seuite in conformity of s! be forwarded to a reetions for use, av Also, a preventive and gare for the mete THE PU: ‘he servants are all white, and have be: a wi n y, honesty, and civil ence to any other they hare ever t RA perro Wenslt Afar, eOeate feel lacanes exepeeetacinot ation ments need no comment, Attended by Mons THE Are particularly invi fy to me ‘one, Mallan a visit, to see the IDS gt ele g ‘n establishme at. AND PU iL MEDICAL. English Advertisement. NOTICE TO RAILWAY TRAVELLERS. ANDERTON’S HOTEL, No. 164 FLEET STREET, s LONDON. William Harding, Pro} . his thanks to. the professional and commercial gentle | mw the public for the liberal separ ho fas received since occupying the above named Hy mitting attention fo retain the patronage hitherto so Kenerously and hopes by unre- jis patrons that no endeavors a mote the r d tatters himself that to promote their comfort, an few can ‘compete. with mia as far as regards, Wines and ds, it being his “ambition to procure the choicest for the approval of his supporters, and conduczing business om the he daily bill of fare, containing the EW YORK.—The subscriber rs ettooal Hotel, Dey will re-open the ‘@ hotel and boarding "repair, and will be put ia ak 3 Permished ntaadsone style- The location Bi \No 268, at the «Park anid Post Office, and but a oe ‘minates walk from VWall street and the business 3 of, the city Tooms are commodious and is the i rateaice 08 ce of the hust to accommodate the i ve munn that shall be Pi Ene oom intosee charred med, Haring hong experihee % eaieriag for the public taste 1 that__mi tiny with thelr patronage, that his best oe wale can assure ree le irom the situation, it is a aoe & location for cannot but offer many inducements to persous ish: , and a Ry Rn en a be farhi ed with ‘choice liquors, and the larder with the substantials and delicacies of the season, and with attentive servants, and every regard for the comfort of ' ¥ guests, bent hopes to ment and receive a hare ol M peroueRs. ‘ATIONA L tHOTE Teans.—This fine establ the most cen- tral partof the city, intendence of the subscribers, with new and ample accommo- dations for two hundred boarders. ‘The parlorsand chambers are fun elegance, and with scrupulous regard ‘o the comfort of the oc- has been recently opened under the. super- hed with neatness, if not comfutly gle lepo: The bral cellar and larder will always be furnished with hat can be procured in one of the best markets in the he charges for board, with or without chambers, will be found of the most reasonable character. J. PHILLIPS & BRO., Propriguors, New Orleans, July 24, 1942. 16 2m F ont t y Vdiscoveries in Dentistry. j. from 10 ull 5 o'clock, at No. 2 Park Ie HORERATE. f Mons. Mailan’s Treatise on the ¢ Teeth, to be had of the author, IN CURE FOR DEAFNESS. N’S FOUND. MAGNIFIE. May be consulted & Place, one door frox CHARG The nineteenth alien Structures and Diseases of No. 2 Park Place. MONS, MALLA IBLE VOICE CONDUCTO ENTLEMEN and ladies riding out of town sil finda, pleasant stopping piace ia Flat Bush, L. 1, about hal way to Bath ‘and OARDIN' ate and respectable family. Avplv at No. 204 Fulton st ‘oney Island, ¢ Ice Cream ben) ame, ful park of Clarkson, Esq. —A few select boarders will be ear ina = OMS to let for single GENTEEL FURNISHED 1t00 7 Gayn Cegeense with Breakfast. Enquire at No, 1! Barclay st’ a6 lw*r and ort forty and fifty those who are only ingenerat conversation, and to eat SP ibterd iow aneches nese size of a very small gold seven shilling pieces, and when in the not in the least perceptible, nor more cavity of the ears, they. ‘wo hy abe oad ROOMS—at 98 Cederstreet. b., mngeise on the pret ing a smnall piece of fine wool im its ‘And although they are so extremely small, yet they Able those afflicted with extreme deafne: f most acute hearing. M. & SON, Surgeon Dentists, sole” agents foe the patentee, No. 2 Park Place oue door from uncomfortable than ha to hear, in every ‘The above invention has been in use. in Kuro strongly recommended, be’ veries of the age. GUIDE TO SOUND TADIRG NEED NOT DSSe Arn. L Broadwa clfing decayed hol fon, nnd ean be put into convenience, and IND TEETH. d. je dee ose oh oom oatngne cate t becomes impacted as one solid body, maintaining nal apeaiace and uses for life, ‘om ladies in the first. ciass,o! terms ag to its efficacy. The fv rous testimo- sore or tender teeth, and to C. Castle operates on the teeth ie ae mS EN Orleans Picayune, Dec. 6 the Florida servi it was ipsee that the loss wor ¢ Marine Pavi sk Siieen oo ba vas taployed ing an engagement, had one side of the upper shot a’ manent, but meeting ictal substitute, with teeth, was made and fitted iu, and the “officer has now the perfect use of this al ng house, being more boarders, It contains from three to cultivated asa garden. Onthe premises is a n and other out buildings, together with a well of first rate we The whole enclosed in by anew beautiful up gextended view of the ocean and the sur rounding country. ‘This place isa great resort duriy ve sum- tages: U. Johnson, Pati ent ae the and the fel Professors of the New York ians. Edwards Tete jody Broad- FOR SALE AND TO LET _ aa EAT SHEAF FARM OD BR SALE.—A recent domes: feed the undersigned to offer his residence on Staten ituated midway of the outer ba: the from the quarantine fer three from mile that at "Roseville, and equidistant from two others—Seguinis and Port Richmond. ‘The condition or «ne tarm, the extenc, value, and practical usefulness of the improvements, and its peculiar advantages are sufficiently known It has been 1 usceptible of six farmme divisions of thirty, acres and is each, including an appropriate allotiment of wood! wroved in a way to ren- nd. vated building location. ime be best appreciated as 8 Fulton st. ic ‘on the 15th ees ‘or sale or to lease, a Lived si d chaway, Long Istand, withia a short distance and beech and'ocean, asd fronting on tis well adapted as a public board- able of accommodating one hundred or four seres of land, barn, hovel, ale and board fence. It is considered althy. to and from this place to the Jamaica Raeou twis For further part sulars apply to 3. B. NORT If itsheuld not be disposed of before the "oth August, it will then be offered at pul uction on the pre- 12 0’clock. ‘Terms made known on the day of sale. Di y, attend to the eure et nectnae and to theears. Aconstic Drops, sure care fr bors red noises, or collections in the ear. PERFUMERY. THE TEETH. HE TEETH—A, reduction of 20 per cent—Upper and rted on suction or atmospheric pres- $0 as to. be worn with ease and firmness, fi entire set; all can be suppl joothache cured. res, half price. ray rect ext do 23 vod 3m™ ARTIFICIAL TRETH, ON THE eS OF ATMOSPHERIC’ LEVETT, Dentist, the introducer into this country. in + the year 1835, of inserting: Trineiple, as practised by himself to rat on yes well known, peculigt lower sets of teeth is lark wari able to use betore Peco Weis snctoos is ‘recommenced lent Tnalate during the aay are entirely removed, and’ the mouth Ley through ONE, courts the romtaton ot Dy Lovet “Bound te ry cessary qs thet pee ‘ese vation, even when surrounded by al the wearea a etaal than the ra oth Wasi ieleanses and wh ‘the teeth erence th ume, rites. the, mouth, and en, which, he fully guarantees the atteation of the ladies ad artificial Teeth = set, oF y require new for thase displaced b M. LEVE corner of Warren si st. on) [Copy of a Letter from Judge Ni i. es ‘ew Yore, May 24th, 1812 pleasure to state, It is both a matter of duty an RRIS TOOTH WASH—Prepared from. the ori eipe at No.8 Gold street, ‘New. Yrok—The ginal "Tooth Wash ix purely a vegetable preparation, possessing. the proper. # ce —* the teeth ant omer the math, whether ana ‘arsing from decayed teeth or from de ranged stat state cin month restoring y unpleasant taste ed Tobe ened used with atooth brash, and will be found e the necessity of a powder, keeping the teeth clea the Serine ‘away of the guins fr°m th ions of ‘and gums, arising from ror found Niel be fia ith or ah ac night Jat y emir Wy; doing all particles of food which aces: he night in a clean, sweet, and healthy state., teeth and white tecth are the most valuable portions ow many neglect the attention ne- ww of none more pleasant the breath, We Fecommend its use to all, young and ithe Orns Looth sy i the best detergent we ever used oo enamel {Boston ran sale by the principal drugwists in the city mr that Dee teh ofantificial teeth on the. jade for a lady in my family, 5 pect, in appearance, comfort, aud wil given entire sadisfaction. Tam, twas? 1 Your obedient principle of atmospherié HALLENGES ccmpetition which all ages have! to the, Head ‘of Hair is a clear index of the value set upon personal figure, and when by some | 00 capricious freak of Nature the human form is de Proportion, Art is resorted to, in order, by art ial mea tosupel the deficiency Hence have arisen those. wondertul discoveries wich bid Nature defiance. Bariy’s Ventilating ““WIGS AND SCALPS, or real Heaps or Hain, which can be had at 146 Broapwar, MINERAL WATER ATED ROYAL BA’ SSINGED yous ig FROM THE, CELEBR, PRING! KAKOCZY WATER 01 reputation of being the moat eS known to the Medical ihe, Wiskocey ben-ag' eel powerfully promoti Remedy,exclusively, and those to whom ‘Nature bes pect boumeifel ia her Gistetba lous saline flavor, and being | tion of Hair, will do well to place themselves under his sur of secretion and exeretion, a’ purifyer, & ‘at the same. time stre C. B. all. ‘The. importance of its ‘he\gnweh of Ha, BARRY offers a own, unknown to Vulgar Practitioners, Prices to suit the times. 6m*e it acts like Wiesbaden and Karls ing the stomach) as a potent diuretic, specifically upon. the liver, the systema venar, port. and uterine system, and di paling any exist TI Which this water has manifested the most decidedly salubriows fleets, are the following: a) affections of the muco branes ‘and. obstructions in the, (without injure Les Ty of the. intestinal trac: ‘appetite, flatulency, worms, bloatedness, and ob- rtarum hemorrhoidal af- most sovereign remedy, ria an! spleen, when based uy st and lungs, sath he liver and systema int paca it has LIREHUGH has, GHAND asuit of Ay 3 ys isorders of the e! m phlegm and 3} peci: ¢ mor! ee of the w oon alous' hemorrhon e from local weakness, a e) obstinate rheumatic and at the same time obstruc- ted. “s ly for Gentlemen’s hair enti oO teihtied eis inthestyie of Louis XIV. ofan Franc menstruation, sterility, so faras these disorders or show-cases, mirrors, tables, ottomans, ke., are in the ne style ‘of ornamental alto relievo, finished in white and gold, for ming a tout ensemble nev din Ei reve LADIES’ Room 1d devoted entirely to themsely Fetes ie gurits Werseoe for couseleation ‘om the glow and eal “ofthe commodation and comfort. THE GENTLEMEN’S WIG ROOM is for those who wish to be private when fitting on wigs and sealpe., C. may here remark, that as in every department of his profession, the character of his work js established for its suger 3 dose ang oma oly fe very est wit tions and plethora abd: affections, especially w n the lower rexion o bladder, stone's). a wad obesity 5 of the which inauifesty itself in extreme susceptibility, a ellings, indurations from and ae Wl Regular shipments constantly received. resh supply just landed per Venelia, via Rotterdam. 1 can be had gratis, 523 Pearl street, Agentin the United States. h, corner of Reade Printed “a lars an Sole Tobe og, also of Mr. Fi ortenbac “DR. CARPENTER, inunerating rofit. Mr. fou sole and ‘undivided attenth nance under the magic of his to THE OPENING © CLIREHUGH’S NEW ESTABLISHMENT FOR HAIR CUTTING & CURLING, WIGS, SCALPS, &°. No, 205 BROADWAY, connection with his present premises, GALLERY OFF Frasuton, plen- ‘The Bou- apestry. paintea after t sLasvaad fa ieattation of the furdamed Gobelin's ‘seen in this country, and not sar for hair-dressii hair, and is fitted up with every regard to pd ask according to the times, the very lowest re- ways + at home.” and will give his a who wish to change comnte- ch. ie SLIP, oe wes as usual, with uunbate drm established office, the Peck SI near Pearl street. Doctor Carpenter having had the advant and regular medical education, and hav fiom the New York old No. 4 Peck Slip, BARD HEADS AND GREY HEADS READ THis. medyes are : won, that great wimbers come to his store whose, hu thi ide ls they confide the all % for sad to say, there are in this those who make merchan ms, and one a specious advertiser joranze is a real burlesque on all his word itis all it will make the hair bad (on the head, fhee, bolts or any part where nature inten t scurf or dandriff, and make light,red,or gray hair grow dark from the roots in time, mer low pursuits and gross fice keeper to a Doet " stivertisements. (ipost ‘anparalteled effrontery) physician of twelve years’ experience!! ter aud qualifiextions of one, and 1, hope and trust there isnot o low and ‘debased, yet would it not be well seeking medical ‘aid her the pretender to medical honors has ever 50 ham street, at least ascer- 1. ¥ street, Boston, 87 boek street, Philadelphia. au} im*r RESTORE fue HAIR He requests you to give ‘one trial, then judge for yourself, He itrepresented. These are its qualities to grow,) stay its falling out, cure mg the wumbers who have used itand cet le, 82 Chat- nts, ee street, "Brookly 1, 8 Siate auy legal right to admimster to the sick, for there is a onan favor of the person who h nd the impostor wh twith the lives of hi a ah of os llasty reprenmnes him us 6 doctor=a DOCTOR 8. CARPENTER TO THE LADIES. ADAME COSTELLO, Female Physi to Aroat, with astonishing succee®, all disegues pecel EGS to inform those who have ree left the practice of prescribe for such ns req and protracted eases Which reavire pra re success, have been the Tardonjer objects or} his study. The ent improvements in chemistry have p ral new and important remedies which have escaped. the obser- vation of the Jess serutini dical profes the host of self named Doctors aud pretenders, some of whom bbe authors of little booxs upon subjects of which they y.ignorane. Suppression, irregularity Ko, by whatever canse avery sort time, jadame U.’s medical py 2 repaits and alterations for the better accomm« humeronr patients, she i Maveunof now prepared to regeive ladies on the DOCTOR GLOVER r enquired if he has hat he coutiaues to wal. Those diffiewlt al experience to en- into his hands seve- bles him to keep pace vements of the day, being a gradaate in the me~ ion. The unsuspecting stranger should beware of ‘2 Ann st—private entrance, 4th door from the e hours nntil 9 + tcek P.M. a6 imer nts oF thowe who wish to be treated for ob- ftruetion oftheir month fed at her residence No. 34 times, and with the strictest regard to seere All “communications and letters must be pos-paik AFUE Dist COVER i wh ill the Mania House, wi gpeve mentioned eouittions, of all ‘whe. hive long time under diseases congis Lg MON Th For the Lak of all who soLoMt vet offered, and cannot fail of superce: pos ages the great advantage of njuriog its growth. Those who their hair changed bee fo pay If hambugs, would metho there Would Be no reason to complain. Sold wholesale and retail, and applied at Chatham st opposite the Hall of Record, New ¥ Heine who "has ‘ever ved i the one now residing at 57 louse. a the time, and of witnessing many surprising him—he is above the the name who in a mesaber the medical institutions of the City and State of Ni Sworn m atoae: see ath day of LER CHES !—A somali quantity of fresh heal- sh Leeches, of large and middling site, just re- ceived per brig Robert & Louisa, from Hamburg, for sale in Raireny &4, & H. b/g ny 1 Boe .— Another ip Ste} tet ly expeoted by ship any quanuty by DR. SOLOMON HEINE QULD inform his patients and the public, the xe will ad- heres to. me original position, i i ment, and oul 3 nt he patent oiled i Broadway to No. 57 we el, Opposite sre he solicits t yee on the fered tor’ would "ate aha. the guy, Doctor ad hi aie rond way, opposite the Marshall ome country about eight a Cale Sfiewing ties ine that med 4 ‘of 55, years, and "only one E, W. WETMORE, M. D. jcuanp Rexp, Com, of Deeds, Jyl3 Lm *¢ On MELE: present remarks will before, the public the fol. Bo most Foteresting Tapers: Gs Shor abana * and ip che eatse of diseases, fseases, in those who are not at all aware of ttsexisteuce ; that re vails av poneous: that torn dverthing re ie cake advan of th tion 5 that there re nanan soem by ry Stricture may always Jastly, that the Beneture iw certain Tee from pain, and generally ac be meet mn that Stricture isthe result of a badly treated br instance, that disease. tsauffered. te eon tine on from 'moueh to mouth, slides ito agleet Now, or —oeeene i” ere eee ane - thation ofthe passage, which and. a thickentg at one ey repli leads the attention off from this disorder is the idea that tretre eannat exist so long as no impediment which is Guite 9 mistake, “A for years wit ne. ‘any very jimi oul = a “dor ita urine y worat of cane, an it is to prevent this very state that these hed. : The hdvantage, however, which Henorant gaveiatag peonie of this erroneous notions very cruel. Every bod y kore how men of this discription ‘strarm about this an iat Rey ill sell, nostra a Tony a ny 096i ny the itis a fact, and one whi . om, Ae ee ase mies “edict in the ror rid tlone, cab never enre a sizicture. In more common the: far the weiter to ‘be consulted by who ave been at gall maner of things—as color Sorte and € ike, for many mouths together, fat Whom on seeing the teal nature of the case, he hes cured avis view therefore, of prove tions, it 2 yiew, therefore, seems meray: eralore, 20 Pe eetic ele pla tn ere vie ty whieh a Btrietare may be known, whi Hee tee osetia ey oma of tip doese are Suave as, there are three of especial import, aud these may be stated "aay prety they ae the follow —Ith deck Ge iaock Shstshe or rape produce a stricture, for one is naturally more dis ture than another ; but, asa general rue, ft should be fired to go on beyond six wer alone ‘would afford sufficient for the sudpicion of a stricture. The la ‘i i ‘icture ‘upon tl —The effeet of the spirits, and to lessen. both bodily and i 180. of its most common effects. Not, however, ike in every individual, but it 80 common that the writer rarely sees a case of stricture he sees many every day) in which the patieut doesnot com more or less, that he is notso capable ofbusinecs as formerly It to witness dhe return of spirits, and the: disap of other waindies as the cure progressess, regard to the cure of Stricture tis sufficient to observe (and it is stated with confidence and pl mre) th hat this is cer- tun, fre from pai, and generally ascomplished a 8 very Tittle time. ‘So much as this could not have been advanced some ears ago ; but such has been the imprevement inthis art) and such the practical experience of the writ he has reduced the eure @ jetricture to as many days as ‘irmerty it detsanded mor those, however, who wish to undertake the cure them- selves, the. writer, ph, bas published a little volume, ealicd’' The Private Treatise,” in which not only” stricture, but the cure of all those deheate disease: cial eare and privacy, is directed in it is advisable that those who su peek EIR, if should consult the author personally. and nothing ‘will surp them more than the ease and certainty of his means of cure. | ebm also, are arranged for those who may have to alittle, now remains to say a word or two on the which the pubifer and capeciall) strangers coming to may rely with ¢¢ egutidence ‘on what has been advanced, this view Dr. ‘begs to state that, beside his rank as ira ae OF Bdvuburehy Set teo-—he has been engeged.in the cure of these diseases, hens hospital and city practice, for more than thirty years, and has published two editions of a work ex- i dhem-Also that he has testimonial letters from the ans in Europe to the most eminent in ley Cooper to, Dr. Mott, of New York, Dr rhysick, of | Pidlads phia, and others, and that h he ts perme. ted to refer to almost every Physician of eminence ity. yr. Ralph icenenes) at his private residence, No. 88 Green- wich er toward ethe Battery, at any hoar- —He may alao be consulted ‘ne little volume above referred to dollar. > = ~ iy 101m RK. DAVID BRENNA has honor of informmg his D Bae at the public that he has removed from the Granite Building to 175 Chambers streeg, where he will, without the use of mercury, cure radically,and in a few days, the soost! veterate cases of syphilic diseases, Dr. tirely free from any corrosi ha ne ae taken according to his symptoms which invariably follow t the abuse. (or Tauber e use) of mercury, andother noxions medicines so universally ‘admi istered in those cases. Dr. Brenna’s remedy is so simple that it ean be administered without the least danger ef bad conse- quences, the patient being able during the treatment to attend to his business and live as usual. Dr. Brenna’s practice is not confined to the cure ef the above disease, but ‘will continue togive his professional advice to pa tients, and to Cer iceabry met es on the homeopathic system, ily one that has o1 enre chronic disensi NOfmet hours, from 10 to o'clock, and. from 5 t0°7 P. M— Chambers street 175. 330 Lm DR. MORRISON. NORTH RIVER DISPENBA KY « 20h. MN street near PPR ey em be alert thd ‘the 7 Gann re argeons, Lon formerly Surge nin : fe $y, continues to be consulted daily on all diseases ‘1a deheate haiure, and all those distressing # symptoms conse. dicious treatment, and the imprudent use « iquact medi Dr. M. has hada experience of twenty ¢ wo yeas, as achicate diseases tu ell their varvous ands >implteated forsns, Tt a mild, safe iaentelile substitute ff © crimercary, cradieat- the venereal Yims with eerteinty, without sulecting Patient to any rink gereatricting him sh¥ asus diets @F fe suits while his medi ore gerer ible pee i ‘smell. manent obstructions in the uret ss ach as strictures and Targement ok the prostrate gland, ace cmpanied with much. irri tatfon and dul pain about thee’ prs, are. some of a= tenees of maltreatment. Dr. Ni. treatsatrictures in tite Tanner, promoting absory vo" of the membrane oi CONSTIFUTIONAL 1 EESLITY.—Thousand® of young fering from Ce consequences of indulgence in a se- herves are further iu Dretended specifics, which a men cret destructive the use of nostrams. saviors Ne ee, eer = di of the on street near wich yaa 3 my PRIVATE CURE ALL SUFFERING under any of the symptoms of a secret disease, whether of long duration, or of recent contraction, are confidently referred to Docror Jordan's Specific Courses— No. 1 for the cure of Gonorrhea, Gleets, Seminal weakness, Course No. 2 for the permanent, eradication of dis- ease, These courses are 3 tient to effect a meats, oe oleete time or exposure ; tow! medicine, wash, ke., ever required ei mal ase —and for ths guidance 1, Jordon’s private Srherein is full directions, with a iain det ture, symptoms, Consequences al ihe remedies rior their. differept stagee—to. which is Nided much valuable information, vaef iat nd important ape mraltodalibe to the, present fa ose who having a ee eee w pb ye ce weaseinplive mar Tiage, or have recently entered into “The price ol the Monitors 50 cauts. One dollar sent, tion. admirably epond for strangers, wea or residents in the country, being complete, com- packs an teed to ‘effect acure. for a Bropeiator t block at ee Dig moe 60 Prince wd, comer of Marion, 3d Proniway. Pi... ‘ate entrance 69)4 foor ia sim r PARR'S LIFE PILLS C.—The proprietors of the ¢ Toretne known by the name’ of FARR i have established a wi ch of theit York, at the Clarendon House, comer of Broadwa e vale of this medicine in. bilions, complaints, Motches onthe thin, choles morpan, dysentery, foul breath, heart burn, bi "inflammation, indigestion, {angour, liver complaints, piles, scrofula, and numerous other’ diseases, may be judged ‘when it is known that the sale in Euro iias tn. m street, one For particulars of this ing medicine, together with the vi of itsremarkable and renowned diseoverer, Tho- mas Parr, who lived to the PF cient age of 150 years—see the book of his life, oe may be had gratis of all the agents in New York other parts of the United States. the duly appomnted agents in New York— tore, 260 Bowery. jngton, ery eae | 227 Hudson street, comer ¥t f Spring, street. ‘otton, chemist and apothecary, 263 Bleecker street, F ceoan of Teaes vereet Wendover, druggist and apothecary, 141 Eighth avem Brooklyn—Wm, Armstrong, seed, drug and patent medicine an 0 Fulton st. v0 be UACKERY ! a8 NO; ‘83 COMPOUND 8YRUP OF INDIAN Sp URNM, for the cure of Coasumy fio, Coughs, ic of ou, and all other Breast ‘On account i the fot 4 nostrams sty bseriber has felt some hesitation medicine before ts pantie. ral tyled ‘tere a aie ite cree 80 ‘or the 1 The Conipcend Srey ot ialiad re isin eit a scr remedy for inflammation of the slight at first, (as m common cok thon. His experience authoriaes discovery Fen mpetilce ith ent end ll toe indinon ia a seampettion with sub tape, confident. that a fair thal wil result, inaileages, in the samme attestations of its sovereign medical “qualities that have been given to im hig attested its wor The most, del Il and every tin of life, Poet the slightest risk or inconve- mence., Kul Fc vhep+, summer ce te desi of a: seldom. “itever fl sto ‘rovdace the desired preciating the merits ¢ beatalaiee Day att anes Ss Teens trom the seal practitioner, this remedy is offered to. the world as the be yafest and shrest ns of the lungs and that He has in | ter spending Toby have resorted. to him for rel ‘) ten resnite eanita in ‘consump- ians are invited to use it in pulmonary affections, and -« where congh is left after measles. ie proprietor nas Agents in the principal cities m the Uni- >. H. RING, 53 Falron st. in wal feraale,pholopale and retail by comer C juion, ell, 206 Bowery; Bassett 644, Dickie, 413 Broadway; ington, corner Hudson and Spring sts. au7 eod3m FEVER AND AGUE. USHTON & ASPINWAL) TONIC MIXTURE has now been used for many years with great success, the increasing demand for it affords ample proof of the effieac of the preparation ; it has been used in the yierity of Harl the western part of this State, where fever tnd vail to a great extent, and reely an inst give the ire iel. tis for sale wholesal cad veal at proprieter’s © A 0 he stor ae andalo by of the druggists eee ar teoceh ti heir difcultie Co aces ae i, that the first cutters in omdon, vin: Cal ym Milikin, 301 Strand; Loweock, 38 © <thornpul fi New Bond street, have them for sale, rtd recommend them “Wyinee Ut" SYS UNDERS, 169 Broadway NS MEDICATED ) LOZENGES. aes ch they G GES. Are the best medicines im the w: for 1 colds, con ssthona, ever jered. pam ‘Are the only axticles wribiel, every m6 Sa? Area agrereien rams remedy. palpi > Sofa fice 106 assay stree ree stonee; Bunda’, 273 Bi paca R ‘ATI IN FAVOR OF ot PEASE & SON'S HOAR. form yo ‘you red | the Jong and tedious ill the us of Your eign Hoar medicines, but fout nd none th that a MM: h has: prised me so pater een a met spring’ and fall the most an- jd use would allay the irrita- ago last June muh spitting Tecovered from. one al besa; fesse partially quite smart gah Se Z itendit sy jd ee eee oes useless to take any more me- con I however made Gandy sand felt the of. Ho you for fhe ia invention. eh to direction, but d ag with sufficient. its rath wi will at all Smee Wy nual ah as ae to pat an . FRANCES Aceuts—Zieber, Ree blades ri Jobson, 96 St. Charles st. Now eo Vay JH ) Hartford, Gon; | hen et cee 2 crite i'Son, in their own handwriting bi? sat ccued'ty J. PEASE & SON, 43 D paid, directed to J. Pi be panctually attended to, PHYSICIANS PRONOUNCED ME CURAB a ai letters post | Bedi! ‘will ENTS A: lof Tetters I Taye" conelaes rable eorapound Exact of Hehe tinder the blessing of Prov forthe at hres or four fears tien ached ‘with sickest. my were severe pln a feinoness at the pit of: —s sionac my back, spitting of ren with pom blood, Toss re ‘appetite, respiration our certificates are in the form of ‘thod jag ea and Ae sletlsd enoutaeions suffering at times, the most exeruciat of ever being cure a oni at the first year L was u most aide physicians who T'was suffering in kage of your ©: beens, to feel its eke, } and Thave for the last five bd rbe a SH 7 her as it has. ie me, ai? tis Cherry tre street. i) Astor ged ‘Wile der the care of owe of nounced my case incurable, resented me a lai ter I had used about ey my Hoping thi Tam your grateful friend, Che pend td Son, 45 Di & ‘corner 2ist stand 9th avenue; ham, corner Honston and Erase Sisten Poland Agents | 3 taten Is! nts in ton st; Hindle e agit ani Bie war toa For Grecuwich street? Broail Lesies ‘ORGAS sme HEM ey Se plea Wor this edition the translator, Dr. new ces not onommes k bi ae onion el e tl ith the ccnnect shee! {Ri the errors of the early London pine ai siiiled in the New York publie tion, aul? Hawis3wr TO MARRIED LADIES. ’8 PREVENTIVE POWDERS. Ae alan Fowtershave Deen universally adopted rance in particular, for upw b Seeees this country, ms mar vertised as correct. —These invaluable famil i L} kno for thirt; as is wel nr rite for dainty aie anced By er attained chat celeb ag tn ie mie two ood Fans atVicae 0) mith eat digcoveries in ‘medical male frame, for which her, medici as well in this country as in: ey ea =o sane of the paras cance of femal tnd port Fag rid a life of an affectionate mate ome wee ts feeli importance timating the vast bene! tee rete to tho they bold necrand dear to Virtuous to prevent ca widantovers sob: thy means within our control. Every ionate, virtnous, wnhesi male Ph Pichia fs = AND'S | ‘SARS ihe Tyee ARSAPARILEA- of Sarsaparil ciples on wiuiel irtue ofa Sew selene, end inpenions spparates, fh. cea fe successful seit of whi ng the virtues of the TRUE 8 the greatest djscoversesot the this'catract with other articles sel laborious im extracting the Sau see pk = Pe a ire state of the blood, or 7 ae —— ot ~sperience to possess x the progress "All ‘diseases arising from an dean Se, . maou nels ol pea, Bases aad 2 c symptoms, and all ret of orca sce speedily cured by it tae, at can be wae who et for ares eee oinat diseases arising from an dhemselveg the Dy oo ite an ad mA by Beet nd b or ja Sin cor. S DEPOT. F WEBR’S ND'S IMPROVED, at 114 Grand st., next door to the Broadway House —The subseri fully informs his friends and the public in the manufacturer of t Lone perior for elated ‘cleanliness tolore existing in the trinming, by all that have used chem, is Yention of « Patent Trimmer othat Air ala Hee 77 ‘athe neato, Generally tan one half of as or drops no fre from thew cleanly, leaven no grease mai 0 ge ris i clean ad, be ‘i oor the wicks, but merely jed as often as they burn end Al pan A wick’d ams altered to ear who wish to ure a re- aly fviced fo examine hist O'their advantn antl on jan Kener ao ita in enn eae at the sl MES ay 8, Favre, aes teen MADAME RESTELL, iC} |, Offi a EMALE PHYS! oy poling wich Hires where she ’s mode of treatment in all cases ion of those funct cr attendance during Ded or other accommodated durii board. lieate or precarious frealth forbids a it by mail to any, part 0 All Eaceere, Up paid) a iv poston "oat No.7 PORTUGUESE jem EE er J ba c sarge M. BE Scentie com ration of the wor Rcceeent rand pate eee ace Sees and LIne 9 ao = Sowers