The New York Herald Newspaper, August 18, 1842, Page 4

ON teen -vIN § SALES. BY THOMAS BELL. astores Nog. 22 Ann and 115 Fulton street) [As 10% o'clock area + 103 o'clock, at aooms | Extensive Sale of Dry Goods, ing, fancy and pledged | articles, 5 < ics, groceries, perfamery . &e. filse ‘a Inigo ditional Ist of choice Dry Goods, suitable for the sea Also, Lvodon <loths, eassimeres and vesting’ | Chronometer, 2 Also, 5 splendid guns, 1 truly valuable ship SATURDAY, ock of perfumery, chi mt called for ai wold lever watches, &e. micals, drags, fan- he assignees do segars, 20 demijons Madeira Joek in the sale rooms, ‘cant Furnituze, bv catalogue, compris- cP household aud cabinet furniture in fortes. #'s Bath, Castle Garden pleasnie boat Lady well found. Call at the O44 0! ‘clock, Drugs, Modi is Perfumery, Fixtures, &e “rontents of a family drug stor FRIDA’ Athal/last 10 o'clock, a splendid assortment of Plants, con sisung of Oleanders. in full | bloom. Birds, 8c. TURDA At 103¢ o'clock, at, the auction room, gant Furniture,’ Pianos, &e., two very! good Parler Or- be sold =n oo D, Anctionser y , FORR GENERA) CTION MART, RTED PURE OK ann AVA. RA SEGARS, ESERVES, HUMBERT . will sell 49 f Liberty street, Of a gentlemé n ging to Exarope, consisting of champagne, Co pinser and ether brandt; Vin de Grave, very. superior; Gold s tage 1817; Pale Sherry, do do; very superior a ard, March & Uo, old do,’ vintage 1825; Osbor Dire julces 1) dsmtiohea old Coguac Brandy 73 dos Segars—Also, 5000 imported Havana segars; 3000 old and fine Rea alias. Also, Walsh’s Madeira, fine, vintage 1830; Newton , Gordon & Mardock, do 1829; Blackburn, do lees ‘Amentilado sherry, He do do for table demi Madeira, he bare: including ts 50 cases cla- ue old bran- ler is re- in bo thes—th tent jon of consumers spectfully invitep. ‘Also, 0! dos tomato catsup eral doz India rubber paste blac! dial, »' sardines, currant jelly, assorted cordials, brandy, cher ins very choice old Jamai 8, AND OTHER RA LEVY will sell on Thursday ilesti’ Rhododendrons Grandefloram new: Alta cevillii, te Dahilias,, in bloom, with other choice green house Also, 1200 Celery Plants, of a kinda, imported this year for the e considered the most delicious ever known in Europe. This collection has ivated by, W. Russell, Florist, Brooklyn, and will be ited genuine. 1P read the Plait will be pel of the United State ew and superior pink and red SW YORK.—Far adid and commod C, Uapt. John Gatty ¥ and wlegantly refitted, commenced her regu* drthe seusou of Thireday,, tlarch loclesving as fol New York, at 10 o’clock, A. M., and 4 utre wie We wark, at half-past 7 o'clock, A. M.and half Il leave New York at 10 A. M. A. M. and at 12 0% ot ols Baro lay st. k ay hes ye “Passaic and 6 P. Leave New Xork at half past 7 nt of every description carried at reduced prices. >) a\_ THE MOST INCOMPARABLE OF & SL cee XCURSIOND is to Hoboken.—A change of airand of scene is not only essential to Tealrh, buca great source of enjoyment in th he residents of a crowdedeity. For this, e with a jaunt to Hoboken, to those who only fora few hours. Its shady and diver he niverthe invigorating breezes fom the watrr—the weauty of t scenery—the many fine and com- ‘summit of Castle Point.and ds—the romantic site of “ws presented from tl $ enlivened in the afternoon by an excellent band ef music, all 10 veader this by far the anost favorite place of suminer Access is rendered easy by the Barclay, Canal ard oh esiteet Ferry Boats, whieh ply constantly during the day and event wre revort. FOR ALBA. TROY and meenre- diate vise The, Rad, low. pressure steamboat 8 tain A. M’Lean, Re fea ot Crartanat ahi Afternoon, Aug: and Friday 19th, at 5 o'clock. The above are substantial aoa, fitted up with elegant Suate Rooms, aud for accommodation 1s unrivalled on the Will Teave 16 ~ ON Peed BANKS ‘on Thursday “Aue: ubstantial steamer he mito the Fi arket street - halfpast ren will beim attendance with Line, &e. forthe whole Excursion 50 cents. Bait furins ard. —This Boat will go as far East as any other Boat that xcursions. aul7 2" HEAD-QU ARTE RS—sis: K ment N. Y. 8. Latan mpany A, ‘Tompkins Blaes, will proceed to Fort Tony Encampment, on Wednesday, steambat WAVE, from pier No. i Fea. The Wave will leave the 1 and half-past 5 half ia If-past 3 an “atthe Qi e Wave will make her excarsious to the Lower Bay on the half past 3 o’clock tr Fares, cach way—To Quaraetine 64 cents; to Encampment 124 cents; to Lower Bay 12% cents; to Fort vatie % FORK NEW O! o1 Regular Packet—Lonisiana Py ee York Lin x86 (The very fast sailing packet ship LOUISVILLE apt. st Hant, having a large portion of her cargo on board, Ry ‘Orleans wharf, foot of Wall si K. CO as above. ‘or freight or ations, apply on boas to LLINS & CO. 56 South st. f will be saken to-heve the goods by this line cor rect ured Agents in New Orleans, Hullin & Woodruff, who will ptly forw ~ all ood: their address. wis r age, having superior furnished a Fi LIVERPOOL-—New Line—ite icket Bop. auch Auguste Che splendid yacker SIDDONS, Captain EB Cobb, ot 1009 tons, her reguiar day. Bor ircight o1 nmodations Uuneaualted for splendor cr € rd, at O: foot of Wall street, COLLINS 8 CO. 36 South street » SHERIDAN, Cantu A. De the SIDDONS, and sail 25th Price of The packet sl ship tons, will succees regular day. ers tne § rely on the ships of this line sailing Janta yster, of 1000 ptember, her POLI , BD ‘irst Regular ‘ay OLD TI Packet Slip NEW. YORK, be despatehsd as above, her regul Modauions for eabin, second cabii and steerage passengers, the Old, or Black Ball Line, are unsprpassed. For pass! which will be at the lowest rate Passage from Great Britain as ustal be secured by a ‘any amount, payaPie throu rd a by apply ing asabove TICE T seriber, Proprietor of New SAL make itberal ad is seut to hise stabl in the country pad a pee 1 fe 1 or further particulars, as to terms, Se. apply to ye GEO, W. mit ver ¢ line of packet hout the rely upon haying every attention 4th Broadway, oT he attention of the nnilersigned having been ateracte & scurrilous hand bill recently put forth by Josevh Glenat, Bay Philadelphia, (now running a luerof Omnibusses on the Wagmdy Line route erthe name of the Eighth street Line) a Magic of what is not only to myself, but to that pablic whi has hitherto extended to me the most liberal and encouraging support, com- vel me to make the following brief statement :— In the month of March last Mr. Gleuat called on the under- signed aud expressed a desire to enter into co-partnership with him ia the Waverly line, at the same time representing him- self to be a man of wealth and entirely out of debt, with the nd mortgage of $5000 for the pur- ece of ground ou which UD pbles wereie= with him, and nota little aston a rumor that reached the in the month of May, ensuing, that Mr. Glenat_had filled.” In a" subsequent’ conversation Mr. Gienat ‘inform- ed me that he should be 3 Uaer a? ‘an exten: tion or meke an asignme r this assurance, I de- fr. explained continaed an he fears fe, tO ascertain the precise sitna- fairs, and on investigation I found that instead of owing but $3000, as he had solem. ly assured me— for different were the facts, In fine he has subsequently called his creditors together, and made an exhibit of his al fairs, in which he presented a schedule of his liabilities amounting to $2613 15, ted a schednle of property at his own valuat Wo, $31,513 29, worth in cash, n half that sum, Having learned thas much on to the affairs of my rich partner, and that he was «n- ble to furmish the balance of his stock, according to of agreement, I returned 0 this city, and adverti- wered back to him all h ‘k. With about m Sotea buusteeser of tos deer ayenlec se reals the pal harinless if not conteanprible; Te public know that T caused the reduction of the fare, y have patronised and sustain: ta‘mae tn the most gratifying and Tiberal’man G. W.HOMAN. al7 2t® re NEW YORK GENERAL NEWSPAPER AGENCY OFFICE LISHERS OF NEWSPAPHNS IN THE. 1 7 .. TY aS be have opened the above office at No. 267 Broadway, apposite the Park, for the purpose of procuring su s, advertisements, and collecting Bills in the eity of papers and Periodicals will readily per tntage of having & Permanent, Agency in this city, tion of ness. And as the undersigned ively to ‘ie above business, they themselves exeh (ocir unwearied personal attention to the same, to hope, ratltte Soutdence and pat f those w! cao! jem dence and patronage of thaws who omy ANSON ‘The following Gentleneu have kindly permitted us to refer to them, for our character, capability — Wi'liam by Stone, Tevoniny Snowden, George P. Morris, bert C. Wetmore, M. M. Noah William B. ‘Townsend,* N. B,—All LE POKD Gen must be Post Paro, and sideoee ineral Newspaper Agency O Brosd wey, Nex i ork All the Daily aid Weekly Pepaly, sa Meus eet James Conner. ished in the city of New York to office immediate- ly from the Press. Alen Cosh Advertisements received forall the newspapers in the Union. eer MISCELLANEOUS UNITED STATES CITY DESPATCH POST. POs Telus desincus that all Choy Lester, commonly haown 4 y ictters, common. hi by thename of Penny Letters, should hate the advantase of the most. ravid delivery ed that a UNITED TATE: ity DESPATCH POST seul be escblishea leliveries each day : with a view, therefore, to put to inmmediate operation, the Post Master of has made an ar Auexanper M. G the prop ietor o by which he diseoi conse the same perty, boxes and are t Office Department. hexion with yMoUK, who will suyerimtend | this Departm nal number of sworn earriers have | been employed to, carry the City Letters, wholly independent of Letters received by the Mails. Notige is therefore hereby xiven, that all Letters placed in the boxes at the various s tions, together with all the City Letters depos ted either in the Post ‘ice or in the Branch bost Olfice, will. be charge of the Department, and will be received for ra very at the hours mentioned belo wetters addressed to parties re B Lowe: Post Offices, will be deposited in caem as he unless a requeat is made that they be sent by the City Despatch | STATIONS, Letter bones are, laced at ove parts of the nd all letters deposited the tually delivered three times aday (Sunday's ex cents cach; option being given, either to free the leiter in manner shown in the following regulations, of leave the post age to be collected of the parts ty whom the jetter is addressed, POST-PAID Li: E Letters which the writers desire to send free, must have a free stamp affixed to them. An ornai amp has heen prepared for that purpose, and ma Postoffices and all. the stations. per dozen, or $20 per hundred; the reduc ng made with a view to the ding a comsiderable number larger quanticy of those parties accounts, &e. Allletiers intended to. be sent forward.to the General Post | Office for the mland mails, |must have a free stamp affixed to them. é UNPAID LETT Lettgs not having a free stamp, will be charged three cents, payabl® by the party to whom they are addressed, on deli- very. Letters and newspapers addressed to the Editors of the pub- ic Press, will be delivered fre: ® Boxes, } here a unless register witl be ke ” y wish to place Tee Rae ee eri, “arent waast be areata Puen Let: ters for the ordinary postage, and an additional Free Stamp must be affixed for the registration; but all such s must | at th The advantages offered by thi Th principal offi plan ai e and prompt transmission of all, registered | notiee or matter by which means d of the due delivery of the pach of any Letter or small be, the adya deposite itious delivery of Merean- in and expe as and Replies, (either | fear Th under Free Stumpor unpait,) and mercial, Professional and Social Corresponde Ing the most distant parts ofthe city, in effvet near to ah sean cal cee caved coretean vianeomenee ka rare moderate rate, HOURS OF DELIVE: 1 THE Principal. Orrices P Lower Post Otte day except Sundays. , A.M. will be sent out for very atgAs M blr es Merchants’ wf 1. AT THE STATION: Letters deposited before 7 o'clock, A. M. will be se int ons for d= Vivery at 9 4 ! Limits of the U- Twenty-Second st. OH S. City Despatch {Posts will scajend to LORIMER GRAHAM, Port Master. QuITY DESPATCH PH: Despat h Post, having bs Postmaster General to establi: ——The proprietors of the City 1D apprise of the desire of the ny. ost in the eite tained, have bee: the United States the entire m inageme: their undertaking to the publi merous ane port ean they omit bea ing eir grat: ful testimony to the liberal sy hn Lo rimer Graham, Esq t ster of New York, has conduc ed the negotiation w rminated in the result wow a nounced, and which cannot fail to be advant geous to U community, | New York, August 13th, 1812, P. S.—AN stamps issued by the received by the Goverument. ECONOMY, ELEGANCE, AND GOOD LIVING. HE undersigned hus, at agrect expense, fitted up one of the most splendid Coftce and E largest ani Houses in | New York, in which one hundred persons at} an sit down | to an excellent and substantial breakfast, dinns tea, [from the choicest supplies ofthe markets, with a bill of fare bot e celled either as regards quality nber of dishes] hy any ho- tel in the United States, and varying, in to one shilling and eighteen pence per dish Mocka coffee and the very best teas, and s And all other refreshments department of the dence of competent overseers, whose sole c are directed to the comfort aud Conveniences of customers and guests, 40) Proprietor of the French pn A Nos 64 and 66 Nassau st, 8. pen Sundays AMERICAN AND FOR ney of the United States Patent Office, et, Boston. IGN OFFIC No. 23 State str or the past ten 3 relative to n established in Boston A that ell busin ted with accuracy well as ex, model, wh ida short explanato} Pa red in foreign couutrie on all legal aud scientific matters respecting them. ite ainoke les him to al , for infringements, Ke. which woul other respects for parties tc ed to the Patent Office, Washington, free RH. EDDY, ¢ eit E xtracted ioe letters of the Con the subscriber, by ve extensiv opinions for pdifficalt in forward nissioner The following of Patents in 1839 :; w the assurance of the hich respect 1 ency for paten ees, So faras [Lave heard, y have expressed themselves satisfied with your service: and justice to yourself compels m office, so far as it 1s connected with this de peat much skill and great assiduity. Bf to D ine street, For all further information, apply Agent of Patent Otice, Nos 21" Bi a2 lm No CE TO CREDITOR ierge & ei creditors of the sai 15th inst. at 303%¢ Br helt Proportion. sty, Asie _J12th August, 1812. ~ GUNS AND PISTOL Ss. Og EXCLUSIVELY. -£9 JOSEPH, 11 Maiden I f English, barrel Fowling it qualities ; Pistols of every description, for this and other markets, embrac ndred diffe ot which he is now prepared to offer at the wa es, being anpointed agent for the largest houses in > in Europe, which enables him to sell at extremely low prices. ‘A large assorted stock of the above always on hand y and country, merchants ‘are yarticularly Feats to aS = pure’ hases. INGERSOLL’S: TY BOAT ESTABL IS MENT. BGATS, Dinkey sail bonts aud race boxts ' ‘Phe immense Boat Building E : Ingersoll, 406 Water st, near Catharine Market, 1s one of the most extensive inthe United States. Here were built tne most beautiful pleasure barges and lab ‘oats that have floaty! on the rivers and lakes of America, Also. the barge for the Auto- erat of all the Russias, several race boat for Asiatic. Monarchs: furnished with reversed botto gat the taste of the purchase, ‘Tie materialsate all of the best quality. pi part thereof, A large assortment of boats ofall kinds, incladii Me fife boats, igs, long, quarter, pleasure, Whitehall, aud race boats, may be always found at the mawufact sry, at priees paid, and a libe val dise bermae doe who wash to sel asing elsewhere; you can then y Work—Refe ? jale, Sol : Agent, 58 Wall st, For advertisement of see Com er & Enquirer and New York Commercial 2 Im*r HAVANA AND PRINCIPE SEGARS. M. RADER, ow hatham street, offers for sale a Norma Segars. ‘sn Noval Principe. below what purchasers have heretofore wil on the usual rate: Please call be! 000 Woodville. Boo. Rionda. Entitled to debenture, Besid a full stock of the choicest y20 In eod*e brands of Havana and Principe Sexars. FURNITURE. HOTELS, BOARDING, &- Kingiish Advertisement. |NOTICE TO RAILWAY) TRAVELLERS, | DERTON’S HOTEL, | . 164 FLEE TST REET, LONDON 1g, Proprictor, sional aud commercial gentle- ort he has received 3 by unre- | nerousl y attention to retain the patrouage h ded. V assures his patrous that no ‘ors shall be sbared to promote their comfort, and flatters himself that few can compete with him as far as regards d Viands, it being his ambition to procure the choicest for the approval of his supvortess, and conducting busines most liberal system. The daily bill of fare, containing the gre test variety, combi ith moderation of fi ixeneval sali Break feat (laid attic’ Meeting 5 10s 6d per week. MARSHALL HOUSE, vWay, az=The subscriber re Bre? AY, NEW YORKs—The subserib the National Hotel, Troy, will re-open the the 20th instant, as a hotel and hoarding & thorough ‘repair, and will be put 10 hed in han | he locatiog “ e rleand Post | Ghee, and but a few ‘minutes walk from Wall street apd the business part of the city The rooms are commod pleasant, and it is the intention of the host to accommodate ‘he travelling community and boarders, ina manner that sh satisfactory for the prices changed. Having long expe: catenng for the pablic he ean assure all that. may favo: best exertions will be made is a desirable locat id cannot but offer many inducements to ty to make the Marshall House their homa: Thi quors, and the larder with 1d dehearies of the season, and with attentive servants, nd. every regard for the com undersigned hopes to merit and receive a share of mylg3m*e . MO situation, patronay tral partof the eity, has ce of the subscribers, with mew aud ample accort red boarders. pambers are furnished with neatness, if not and withscrupulous regard to the comfort of the oc- hi nts are all white, and have been carefutly se ed wh telarewoe oo tell capacity, honesty, and civil deport 1 The wine cellar and larder will always be furnished with | the ee that can be procured in one of the best markets in the world ‘The charges for board, with or without chambers, will be found of the most reasonable charact JP. HILLIPS & BRO., Broprieton Sor wil ae a | place im Flat Bush, 1. 1. shout half | stand, a: the fee Creu eatablislin ity coe Clarkso OARDING. teal and res; tm’ table | eas. eAvute at Noc20t Faltonst | aw nla bl TO LET WO HANDSOME ROOMS—at 98 Ceder street. Enquire ‘on the premises. jy20 Im*re WATERING PLACES, 1 AIN HOUS: P THE PINE ORCHARD.—I812 ble resort will be conducted dus- TP HIS rom ing the pr under the direction and dance of the subscriber. It has undergone thorough repair, and is naw open for the rece No effort will be spared to maintain the deserve ter which it has heretofore s heretofore, its tables will be furnished w that the New Yorks tention that eau pr patrons will be pr establishmeut and cially thy ee on the in yy smonth ani | 5 ween the rn and the Mountain House, on the saya ora boats. C, L, BEACH, Proprietot. { June isth, 1942. SHARON SPRIN ay be had of the Agents, Dickson % Co,, 129 Broadway Deeisent | oees-chor tmmecnnitalion efscy in’ al Rhew ataneous and Dyspeptic Com.saimts, sore eyes, debility, erysipelas, scrofula, liver complaint, aifection of the kidney, &e., reference (by their permission) is made to the following fh « dical gentlemen HUGH MeuAN. - BEORORD. bre Not Unive Dr. DELA Sold by Rishion & Asp William’ street, aud Astor House 3 J. Milhiny 1 Broxdway ¢ De and Sai Broadway te L. Cotton, 263 Ble Ji. Chilton, Beoalway ¢ ohn, Meakin, 911 Broadway: De W. 2 Broadway . Leeds, Fi PERFUMERY. LAL & B? uti D's s inva as possessing t able’ denti+ e properti way all palat : om a deranged, iy mouth, ney of a buf. Makea trial Sold the te unpleasant taste rin th state of she stoanaeh, stoki Tu a word, it is beyond with a be hitw NB. tle ions on the label. ors Souillard. & De 581 Broadway and 2 Park row, 1. King & Co. 461 Bro Vs, Ga s and; Mr, Milhau, 183 Broadway; Messrs Guion, 173 coner Cortlandt: Messrs Rushton & Aspinw io B-oa mde ay, 06 aa = am — 10 Astor Hou: ORES 100 ne cine at No.8 Gold street, Now, Yrok—The Orris Routh Ww: jon, possessing the proper- Ty a vegetable prepa a shoeth Ihe gains to. 8 (eventing auy unpleasant taste et odouria ing fom decayed teuth of from de nd will be found the teeth clean om the teeth. vestoring them ties 0 healthy state, the Sie whether a1 ed with atooth brash, to supersede the necessity of ki and preventing the wearin, It is particularly usefal toa healthy state, aud m teeth. In pain sat the preth es eu exposure to cold, it will be found highly be ticularly serviceable to use the Orris Tooth Wash a night just before x to test. ‘This method is recommended by én nent dentists, as by so doing all particles of food which accu- melee dariny too hay, pre eptial restored Ye mouth icept through mie night ina clean, sweet, and Sound teeth and white teeth are the lost valuable portio ms, reservation, even wh means 1 mong these we know and ef rris ‘Tooth Wash—it tens the teeth, strengthens the gums, purifies sweetens the breath. We recommend its use to all old. —[ Boston Morning Post. ‘The Ornis Tooth Wash is the best detergent we ever used on on ‘Transcript. ists in_the city C. B. HALLENGES ecmpetition with all. ‘The. importance / which all ages have to the Head of, iy aclear index of the value set uyon personal figure, and when bj sone capricioxs ture the human foria is deprived of its artiticial means sorted to, in ord woudertul fair proportion, to supply the dyficieney — Hence have aris Htscdveres ‘wifich bid Nature defiance. Bariy's Ventilating and Gossamer WIGS AND SCALPS, or real Heaps or Harn, whi a soa be had at 46 Buoapway, coruer of Liberty stre Tn all cases of he growth of Hair, BARRY offers a Resnedy exclusively jis own, unkuown to Vulgar Practition, rs, ard those to whom ‘Nature has beew bountiful in her distribu: tion of Hair, will do well to place themselves under his sur veilance. Prices to suit the times. jy 126m*e THE OPENING OF CLIREHUGH’S NEW ESTABLISHMENT FOR HAIR CUTTING & CURLING, WIGS, SCALPS &, &, ‘0, 205 BROAD WA appropriated entirely. for Gentlemen's hait cutting, ‘Thi did room is fitted up in the style of Louis XIV. of Fra fo after the manner of Watt ation of the farfamed) Gobel w-cases, mirrors, tables, ottomans, Ke,, ar rnamental alto telievo, finished in white and tapestry. the same gold, fore ming a tout ensemble never seen in this country, and not sur passed in Europe. THE LADIES’ ROOM is private, and devoted entirely to themsely fitting on wigs, curls, and for conse |tation on the gro and health of the hair, and is fitted ap with every regard to ac- commodation and comfort. TH NTLEMEN’S WIG ROOM is for those who wish to be private when fitting ou wigs and C, may here remark, that ent ot he character of rrofit, be found always “at home,” ded attention to all who wish and will give his to change counte- jezar GEORGE W. DAWSON, Wholesale and Retatl Furniture and General Fur- haga’ Mtg ces No. 67 Chatham street, cor- Duane street, New York. WHERE’ he he ape for sale a large assortment of the follow- ing articles, viz.: Sideboards, Bur Bedsteads, Com, Tables Chairs, Office and Portable De Book Gases, Looking Glasses, Dining. Cone, Tea Pier Bables, Pianos, Sofas, Sof fa Bedsteads, Beds, Bedding, Valewstes *, Mat: i} Cloth, Matting and Fire Irons, Wash carpe’ once Sumds, Bureau Bedstea ‘abies, Candie Dressing Bureaus, Sai ‘&e. Also, a large assortment of men and women’s Wearing parel, ew and second hande All the above articles are offered to the public at very Persous in want of said articles would fiud it to age to make an early call at the above establish: m Shipping orders punctually attended to and packed ea the shortest notice, and ou reasonable terms, Mattresses, Bedding, he, for fitting out vessels, constantly on hand. All orders to the above establishment will be pauctuall y ded to aul thankfully received he hughest prices will be given fur Second Haud Farniture, and Gentlemen's and Ladies’ east off Clothing. 22 6m*> T°, oo N _DEALE RS——Guns, 400 Single Barrel Fowling Pieces 100 Double Guns, imitation twisted ted ac “Pistols, Bays—' wder Flasks Sporting articles generally. The above articles will be sold 4 unbearl oflow prices, 3 & by "iyi im*e aye: Pesit treet JONES, 26 Platt street, wi his new style will not be re: J. amber, but has on hapd the Flats aud Bevel re . $150 2 00 > 1 E m 225 Figured 150 Mol air Over ‘oats, i) Seve al hands wauted, aul? In*r ONROE. | | in the loudest tones of voice, Las | that she hts used two bortles, and that her ELIXIR, FOR 1% | D Cot vis xuests, the | | itowot boxes sold SUPPRES aon OF QUAGKERY Gy IMPOR tA hag Al Ant ba U, NCEMENT. 0 ME DICINE & PHARMACY m the citizens of New York that the following Sus-Acents in this J. W, Basser, 644, Broadway. Bs 1. on, 127 Bowery Kina, 287 Hudson street. Beige Lc itueavi, 58 Grand st. Du. Newnan, 132 Cherry street. Wn. ARMSTRONG, 184 Fultonstreet, Brooklyn. of those ‘The Preparations of the College may now be had geutlemen. qfrineigal Ofices ofthe College for NewEngland.at § ‘Tremont Kow, Boston, Priucipal Office of the College for New York, at 97 Nassa street. By order of the College " dyale W. 8. RICHRDSON, Agent. che e pe lie fi upon bya pretender eal dertaking to cure certain been (as we are credibl taken from them, and th ives jeopardised. We kuow individually that there ts but oue | and county whoisa regularly alatted jem eal Society by the name of HE, and he resi ; ale street, andlis the same Dr. Solomon Heine ‘who formerl lived a ' Hudson street, a persou who has, to our i vidual ki wee, perfganed treat nuinber of extraordina and miraculous cure sire to injure any. indie seal bas eu cxetbccaien Limesiaet ace nes aR to prevent the publie from ULTEE, ing im| cae os OMOEA RODGERS, et dvertising aud un sense, by which many persons have wd) deceived, and their money person in the city jyl3im*e SUMMER COMPLAINT. ARRHGEA, DYSENTERY., or looseness of the Bowels, afew minutes by Sherman's Restorativ narkably pleasant, and effect er hag an iustance been known of their t ER AND AGUE—Sherman’s Lozenges for this tedi- 1 distressing complaint, are, without exception, the only article known entitled to the name of specific; for they always cure, and the chills do not return. WORMS—In both children ‘aud adults, are infallibly de- ‘and removed. by Sherman’s Worn Lozenges—a mil- yearly, and never known to fail. Warehouse 106 Nassau street. Agents—188 Bowery; 3 77 East Brondway, 227 Hudsou treet; 110 and 273 Broadway, and 199 on street, Brooklyn. ERUPTIONS CURED AND 'THE COM- PLENION CLEARED, TO CURE ERUPTIONS OF ‘THE Ht rheum, freckles, scurvy, pimples, erisipelas, fev f insects, musqne= igurnt, Yellow, or v ata s intetoe Mt eet) thousands all over the States and British possess y eradicates every eruption or disfigurement of the skim, imparting to the fice, body, neck ‘or arms a beautiful healthful clearness. No misrepresentation is offered. One trial will suffice to recommend it to all. Among the many who have be A by this, are the following highly mt ntitie c price 50 cents, Miss B. Bae ult girect Brooklyn , 8 State ad linr® PHYSIOLOGICAL PERIES AND REVELATIONS IN LOVE, nctship and, Marrioge—an ‘infallible Guide-Book for Single Persons, in marters of the, atwwost import By Eugine Becklaid, M ed in this Work are matters young married persons— he art of Beauty. and Courtship—The danger of sulitary pras 3, aud how the habit may be removed—The causes of Love and Jealousy, with a remedy for eradicating from the system the seeds of a hopeless or an unhappy passion—Ofts pitistion or prevention the: unborn chilar a cluding modes for the pro- f—T'ests tor knowing the sexes of —Persons who ought and ou ght Wuspicious season for Wer merece for ale a 92 Nassau street, e Fulton, lin*r MADAME ( COSTELLO. EMALE, PERIODICAL PILLS, guaranteed in every case where the monthly periods have been setae from colds, or other causes, Their. certainty of action has long been ac: ved by the medical profession, and hundreds that have ried various boasted remedies; indeed, so sure Is in their effects, that care is sometimes though they contain no medicine detrime constitation. Advice rH en gratis to all who use the pills, by Madame Costello, 34 sulanenard st, where the pills are sold genuine. Price $1 per bo y2t im*r ‘TRA RDINARY CURESIT a ay \oW dismiss them, and the most incredu- ler deafness as curable. Numerous case of them: very remarkabl ve beon published, but t ia tray eee ioavec vies ke thfield, Pennsylvania, and ‘now abo 1° 80 years for more tl an 40 years, inter se was ind: it is only necessary to add, li’ ing is perfectly d. Any information in relation to the at the store of Dr. JAYNE, 2 So uth try “ Scarpa’s esfness,”” New York by theagerts, A B & D Sands, druggists, street, comer of Giid, aid 109 Fulton stitet, whole tail; also sold by | Sands & Co. 77 East Bro way, corner of Market street, Abraham B Sands & Co, a Broadway, corner of Chambers street. E Price iy28 Imr THE PRIVATE TREATISE. TTDHIS isa lites volume on certain delicate diseates, by Dr. RALPH 2 which the most speedy and private means of cure aie stated in the plainest possible manne class of patients thet does not highly value th those whose complaint has been suffered to continue | month t month, are still more deeply interested in it—the of sach deltys, and the prope rmeans of eure beil plained ‘Price $1. es Rati 0 begs to state that hi , No. 88 Greenwich str With a view, however, of obtaining the confidence of stran- gers coming to 'this city, re to repeat, what h in another columh of this paper, under his remarks cure,” that, beside his rank as Graduate o| Ke., he has ceen engaged inthe cure of these diseas horpital end city practice, for more than thirty years, published two editions of a work expressly on them. that he hina testimonial letters from the mosteminent physicians in Europe, to, the mosteminent in Americea—as Sir Cooper to Dr. Mott of New York, Dr. Pivsick of Philndclelia, and that he is permitted to refer to almost every ‘of eminence in this city. tare carefully replied to. jy1# Im*e DOCTOR BELL. OCTOR BELL devotes his personal attention (daily, until 9 P. M.) to the removal of private diseases in every is consulted a this private atany hour, stage. All suffering under protracted eases, aggravated oF tu i Sel treate experienced or pretended practition- —these fa Evtiag esiar ne desmanirecheatool uaresry or quack nostruins, and all who ‘suspect the remains of disease hing in the system, may consult Dr. B. always with a guar antec of a cure. ‘ersons contemplating masriage, who have been the subj jects of delicate diseases: may consult Dr. bell wits honorable confidence. Post rat letters, deseribuny the case of person ata dista prompt attention. Dr. B’s treatmer never exvosesto suspicion, and is well haown to be safe rmanent. PC Private offices 4 COURTLANDT STREBT. two doors from Broadway. MEDICAL NO TICE. JUST PUNLISHED, PRICE FIRTY CENTS—By Dr. Faweett of 196 Fulton street, New York—The great Consoler for the Mind. in Distress—a popular enquiry into the concealed eases that destroy the phy siea eneray and of manhood, with observations on the bavetul eects of indulgence local or coustitutional weakners,nervous irritation, Gonsimption, a4 ge the paral or total extinction ofthe re Gnetive powers... The iso u.ithor of new treatise is exelamvely written for the, sensitive female, who, while si a abashed at the wea of revealing her sufferings, may find in its pages confidential and capable adviser. Doctor Fy contintes to dicect is stention to the ent t forms, nervous irritation, constitutional de- se rough ou by solitary habits. Female Office 196 Fulton street. iz Medical the selection of a that of the whole ¥ cautions Doctor, for itis aserions fact alas! 100 tra horde of advertising Doctors (so called) in this devoted city, not more than on sess any legal right to adi ure or education, by au: aister to the sick to he deplored that such base imposition is_suffered or tolerated in defiance of the law which makes ita highly penal offence to practice medicine or surgery without a legal di ploma. Dr. Carpenter, however, has ne_ personal reason in the premises, for sooth to say: the {their miserable abortive operations on the credu- h ‘than while the ed to more legitimate har and deluded patient, or consequences are all important, as th too often depenils on the first medical ad Dr. Carpenter, although an advertising Doctor, came into the profession through the front door of ihe temple—isa graduate af Union College, a licentiate of the New York State Medical for thirty years.a practitioner of this city; and his Gay rocoon for edtertining tor musiness, so much contemned by the over sensitive on the sulyect, iy to obtain money and cure Nofice No.4 Peck slip, near Pearl FP aad Charges reasona- ble. Office open until half past 9 P. a6 Im*r ALDH ‘The hama medses a word, that gr entirely res! Circassia 0 his word it will mak He pledges aire its qualit A » Fre where veture intended hair to, grow.) stay its fallin ow Jeurfor dandriff, 1d take light,red,or gray hair grow dark from the roots wn time, Among the numbers wh LY onegt Waa cet tify this, ie W. Hopkins, 92 King street, . Gilbert, jews eller, Haw ton street, N. Y., and, T, Power, grocer, Brooklyn, L. 1." We ¢ ald offer hundreds of others if w . Ttis sold very reasow | hair the most delicious dark silky app ly 3,5 ings a bottle, ¢ sizes : 80 n of the American Engle nam stre ag 130 Fulte 87 Dock street, PI SHAVING, z beard avd tende street, Brookly; iu th * Mihhiin wt ‘Stra New Bond street, ha with the use of their own id nmend them euth G. SAUNDERS, 162 Broadway RFU. ke pis OVERY Si ich will cha: 1 jyat Im*e W ONDE. C Solotion is different d perc Ging all others. he ve vir Without injanag its ey pwihy uit ida verluee are requested to puts thelr’ help cheneed ies fore. they pay their money. If humbage, woud ‘adoney tly the re would be ty A ne On te -t aie. Bese inal will ham st, opposite the Hall of Record, New Yerk. tt WRITING PAPERS=— 000 reams Tuled and plaln Lower 5 750 lo do Foolseap 00 Teams fine and superfine Fiat Cap 500 do h Copying Paper 100 arte median be and w site Alen, ainege assortment of Exvelope Panct.,for sale at very on, a larwe ent of Bavelope Paper for low prices by PERS JES BROOKS, wa 61 Libercy street. HOT AND COLD SALT WATER BATHS. ABINEAU’S New Hot and Cold Salt Wi the foot of Desbrosses street, (third pier N iver) are now open for the aec lation of and gentlemen. Open from sunrise until 11 o'clock at night, N.B.’ The water where the baths deepened, which rendersit as pure as any re Sep has been vicinity of New York, devoted to la jes uc til PM, seve A band of masi ry ple want evening. Price of a cold bath 1284 cts, TO SECURE THE ENJOY-|p palENT OF ‘THE HEAYTH, REE fain the numerous complaints with which it is astaile ed dura the summer months, no discovery ever yet made inmedicive’ has attained che celébrity—the tnparalleled suc- nd s0 established itself inthe: confidence of the pabli fot in the United States, West Indies, and eri ers Bulosn of Moscstslion ta mild and core of the various and dangeroms d arising from a disordered state of the i » cholera mor vest, and iy ic'cold water, the sumimer complaint 6 ‘dren, &e. Ke. ‘These are speedily removed by this wyalee able medic efficient aul certaly a n has secured for it the patronage of ever in society, inasmuch that W LC wwirtkeld Mie sncvee froth any py aot Boa the iather cicoxe oto prepare it biself, pod dhat Gears of experience in doing 40, more peciee he trusted it,to be. prepared aie Certificates of influential persons, y a weed persons. mab lished, ‘are suf- offered, of their has the gratifi- yhel tha it persone ae rel on dl Cat By oe of e& standing. his Doda Bea. eit Br. ‘Seis Seetyteh eareat, whe encies J.B. iekies disor . i i esballs is not. the orn. urine article unless accompanied with a pamphlet containiny nrumeroes tstimenias, as avo directions how i shouldbe used, the bottles being stamped [[7* Wheeler's, Balsam of Soscatella iy inte t a " THE TEETH. "THE TEETH—A, reduction of 2 per cont—Upyer and lower sets of teeth inserted on suctiou or aimospheric pres- sure, so as to be worn with ease and firmness, from a sing toam entire set; all can be supplied with’ the best mine- Fal teeth; haan For extracting tooth, 50 cents. ice. juskey, Surgeon Dentist, 27 Mur- the church, west of Broadway. ON THE PRINCIPLE OF | ATMOSPHERIC” PRESSUR: M LEVEE, vee ine . the year i prineij the itodces into thin countcy in i ty himesit ALOR Rectan teenie reat improvement, ‘The established =! pasy, well known, pecs yolying the’ rine the Teeth, in'al ‘cases, warrants his inyfting” ia te Ling sed and gentlemen who have had artifelal stein mee quire new for those dis nr The Park. rly vit.) Dear Sir :—It is, both a matin Fn plesvare to sete, al teeth om the principle of atmosphere pressure whieh you made fora lady in my fs sueceed- ed in every respect, in appearance, comfort, ity, and has given entire satisfaction, Jam, dear si, your obedient, bes ved) M. M. ben Ln le prac tion o! the p publie to ie Levett, reputation of Dr be entific adaptation [Copy of a Letter from Sa au7 Im*r “MINERAL WATER, _ ROM THE. CELEBRATED ROYAL BAVARIAN F PRINGS A'T KISSINGEN. KAKOCZY WATER on the European continent, has the reputation of being the most chalybeate muriatic saline water known to the Medical Facul koczy has an acidulous saline flavor, and_being ly promotive of secretion and excretion, a’ purifyer, a mt and at the same time, stren chewing Without acts like Wiesbaden and Karlsbad (without injur cee peau rere ey ‘upon the ema Yenar. port. and uterine system, issi- obstruction. ‘The disorders and diseases in manifested the most decidedly salubrious a) affections of the mucous. mem- the. digestive organs, arising, from local debility, combined wrth inactivity of the intestinal trace tus, want of a} ppetite,flatuleney, worms, bloatedness, and ob- strtctions in the liver ih systeing portiruin hemorrhoidal af- fections, a st Heh it has a Most sovereign remedy, Ukewise against pctgedn an pe apleee. 3 when ean Fa est and menstruation, pa a panes hemorrhou so faras these disorders o1 te from local weakness, obstrac- €) obstinate rheumatic and n pat the same time obstrue- gouty. affections, y, above all in the uteri: tions in the lowe rel system are discovers senses. of the ‘uring EX bisoobess cbounjocan tent beiinn cisaee of the bladder, stone's g). plethora and. obesity; h)_‘ehronie. cn taneous disorders, debility of the skin, which thanifests tuself in berspiration, ‘extreme. suaceptibility, a ) glandular swellings, indurations from scrophula and other causes. Regular shipments constintly received. Ares supply just tanded per Venetia, via Rotterdam rinted cirewlars nnd di 8 for use, can be had gra FLORIAN STRAUSS, 52 Penrlntet, Sole Agentin the United Stites, ‘To be had also of Mr. Fortenbach, corucr of Reade and Hu son Street. im*r FEVER AND AGUE. RUSHTON & ASPINWALL’S TONIC MIXTURE has now been used for many years with great success, and the increasing demand for it affords ample proof of the efficacy of the preparation ; it has been used in the vicinity of Harlem, and the western pat of this State, where fever and ague pre: Vail tova great extent scarcely an instance has his fated to ive the desired re tel, tis for sale wholesale and retail propneter’s stores. &6 Will m street, 110 Broadway, and ane Astor House ; and also by of the druggists throughout the country. ab 2w CORNS, COKNS, CORNS. 6 Murray street. MONS. Listed MADAME BERHARD, Corn Doctors, from Paris, BES LEAVE to inform the inhabitants of ‘New York, that they will be hyppy to wait upon, all who may desire "their vices. Mons. echard have been practicing in the nited States san Mis ‘months, and in that short time have ceived testimonials from some of the most eminent gan and others, asto the benefit and comfort which they have re- seited since they have teen attended by the. They have the honor to inform the public that by ane jar method extricate Hard and Soft Corns, Bu PCallosities, fe, rat cuttings “Mons and Made,’B, do not attempt to offer Rostrum requiting secresy or 1uith to ensure its efficacy ; bat contidentiy assure those who may suffer from. troublesome and painful Corns, that they may have the, satisfaction of carrying Sway their tormentor, the Com, in their Mons. and M: je. B, have ta the possessi at upwards of two ho have experienced relief at their hands. M have pra ticed their profes- sion for several years in Germany, France and England and Mand much practical experience—a fiom the most celebrated Eo: ri jans, as well as from several of the nobility and gentry of those countries, delivered to them after four years cure. The operation will not oceupy more than ten minates, is so instantans t the per- ately put on their shoes and walk nconvenience. ¢ 4 Hemen will be waited on at their own resi- dence, if they desire it. é f Athome in the morning from 8 till 11, and in the afternoon from 2 till 6 o’elock. Olfice at Boston, 151 Court st+ jy8 3m*r On Stricture and its Cure. THE FOL.OWING REMARKS WILL PLACE BE- FORE the public a few most r¢ First, That the disease called St aware of | erroneous notion prevails re- secting S riclure, and that ignorant adv: people take a had advantage of this erroneous net en, that there Cid three particular circumstances by which a Stricture ina ays known—and in the lass place, that the cure of rice ture ts certain, free from pain, and generally accomplished ina verylittletime. With regard to the fit of these remarks {tis well known that Stricture ts the resul Gonvrhea If, for instance, that diseas tinue on from ‘month to month, 1 slid there is no pain or inconvenience in often suffered to remain indefinitely. that gleet implies achroni mation ofthe passage, which auatually terminates tn Thickening, aud this thickentag at one part or other of inietare ; and, further, that al- oe stricture any nain unnoticed for a length of time, far from laying dormant, buc is the hidden cause of many serious maladies, not only ofa sexual, but those also of a ner- sped treated to con- sleet, ‘Now, herefore it is ito a gleet, and at an should be known vous and dyspeptic kind. ‘But what especially leads the attention off from this disorder is the idea that stricture eannot exist so long as no impediment to the flow of urine is observed, wi ny quite ee stricture often exists for years wil producing any Mod striking change in this respect ; Indovd e diuninlaies o mf dl. rupted stream of urine belongs ouly to the worst of cases, it Is to prevent this Very state that these remarks are eee The advantage, however, which ignorant advertising se of this erroneous notion is very cruel. | Every body few men of this: discription swarm about this city, and II sell their nostrums as long as any one Ww: Now, fact, and one which every real physi mediately acknoytedge, that all the mediciue in the world, alone, can never cnre astricture. In proof of this, nothing is more common tha for the writer to be consulted by persons been tal ing all manner of things—as colored drops, ‘and cordsals, and the like, for amany months toyether real nature of the case, he has cure and pi but whom, on seeing the im asmany days. itha view of Frovqnting these impositions, therefore, before the public afew. plain cir poy y which a Stricture may be know: iy done : for although the symtoms of this’ disease are numer- ous, there are three of especial import, and these three¥may be statedjvery brief! yoseney, are the saben it relates to Tip tunteer: af Seipelions ie lon besa at osay eoll ta oteees need not be much diminished or impeded. But observe atten- vclyratter tes Ralaned tol tes clothes ard feathered, whet eradrop or two. will ever steal away, so as to wet a little— nothing is more indicative of stricture. ‘The next i The time a Gonorrhoea has remained uncured—It is diffi- cult to say how long a Gonorshara or Gleet may run and not produce a stricture, for one is naturally more dispoved to tric: ture than another ; but, as eneral t should pe suffered to go on beyond six six weeks, ‘ould afford sufficient ground, at least, for the s bas astricture. ‘The last is— The - Phere has. upon the mind.—The effect of Stricture isto depress the spirits, and to lessen both bodily and ental activity. ‘This also is one of ite most common, effects Not, however, that itis seen alike inevery individual, but it 15 Writer rarely sees a case of stricture (and he sees many every day) in w Hy the patient Tess, that he is not so. sine: as forme fying’ also to witness die uniform recura ot spiel the disappearing of other maiadies as the cure progresses gard to the enre.of Stricture, on this subject t is suf- with confidence and ple: from pain, and generally acco r So much as this could not have engadvanced somy years ago; but such has be provement 1a this art, and such the practical experience of the Writer, that he can now accomplish the cnre ¢f stricture to as many days as formerty it demanded months. he writer also begs to state,'that for thuse who wish to un- dervake the cuse themsel published a litgle Yolaune, eahed “ The Private Tr Which not only stricture but the cure of el require expe. have to wait a little, itonly now remains to A word or two strangers coming to may rely with Gryey on a at has: Lees — which the public, and especi this view uate of Edi Ke. Sf coawp-dleeancs, beth ae Yaa pital an engage ie Safest, ete ces ce aa a of he is etna tice Wit private residence, jo. 88 Gree: hour fame above referre desi ag) = h begs £0 to state that, nurs pow eminent ph Rs ip aro mer ir Astley Cooper to. Dr. Deh ‘ck, of Philadelphia te ; ik: to alinost every ci a Ralph is consult a i ae THE PRIVATE TREATISE. THAR a in whieh on ae Gelleate diseases, mer cure are eee ase soos mot ee aoa Ba has baee gaered to vonrruc on fron mth'to moni, are. still more deeply interested in itcthe gee oF gue Gelays; and the'proper means of cure Leiny care nt IBY, Waiph also bogs 10 site that he is consulted at his private revilence, $8 Greenwich street, at.any hour, With a view however of obtaining the confidence of stran- ty, he bezs here stat ami’ of th stricture,” that beside his ren &e. he has been engaged hospital and) city practice is ished two editions of uw repeat, what he has paper, under his remarks adnate of Edinbu f these diseases, on eminent in Americ Pe ia ew York, Dr Physick of Philade othérs}“and that he is permitted to refer to almost ev cian of eminence in’ this eit Comnythoalone by at corefully replied to, aul7 in "Ss GROAN CHEMISTRY, Cy paince Evr OHN OWEN, Cambridge,” will publish im a few ti the first and ouly'authetsed Anteribes’ elition of his worl Vor this edition the trpnslator,, Dr, Gre » has farnished hew matter not contalued in the ‘London edition, or any other, together with the e: nnected sheets, All the errors of the early New York public tion, advertwe ani? er wd 1 my eclies, E Uae Si sredish coived per brig & H. TET, 131 William st. expected by bn al u i copies are retained in the as correct, ity * Lg ae ee burg, forsale tn a any quantity by t im*e ol, Ratton ANOTHER ATTESTATION. IN FAVOR bg Ea READ, YE SKEPTICS, AND BE CONVI’ . NEW YORK Fr ye LEE Bin. ‘sion street —Bi ‘olgeet of this form you and the To ‘of the benefits “riveree oo long and tedious ii hou My,congh has been at tines. 39 hot rest night or day. I found the spring ig seasons, a8 nothID T could use wi the fei was seized three years go_last June mrih srt ‘outing Sits theweve gr gaily regvened Grom shat arcu, and Ww quite smart until September following. This au alarming than the former, so that | had two attending me, who told me it was. pralees abe ul dicine, as my case they considered however inade use of eases’ Comon hound Candy, and Tfelt the ef fects of its virtues in the e ofmy ‘streugthe nit of my frame.. Lam now able to attend to my rok on end} rat rateful to you for the invention. 1 did not Eording to direction, but as much as wea ie to to buy. ua Kenerously furnished me with sufficient, ean ‘publ and is truth will at all tunes be ackuow age Mrs, FRANCES HYATT, 9 Lewis st Agvite=Zlaher, Boker, Ceibeasutir salle pice ‘was more v1 y More me- seats gitest, Boston Rawls & Co. 7 State Albi pany, Hilde; eran, L 96 St. Chutes st. nae froin & Cor'Mobile, MAin!, Pieree e Teller, Devtoit Michigans, Rol . 110 Baltimore st. Baltimore; Havil land, Allen, Charleston, 8 C; Peck & Spear, Burlinz, V1 ny, New Haven, Gon. J. Gaynor, Richa id, __ | Broridenee vet ar Wa rgetown, re jt, ‘Thompson kc ‘Co. 5 Wietinee War Mr Hach en uncle of the ‘genui i stand Clie ted J. Pease & ipa All letters post mi, Cirected tb J. PEASE’ SON," Division street, wil netuall iinet ‘ani2 Lm 1 PRONOUNCED ME INCURABLE. 3 jAsseveral of your eertilicaies as in the firm of Tetters Thave coneluded to ‘adopt the same method to ex- my grateful thanks to. yon for the virtues of yous incom Parable ‘compound Hoarhound Candy, as inmy case, Under the blesuing of Providenton es tous waders T have for the last three or four years been afflicted with sickT?ss, my 3 symptoms were severe pain shooting through the top of shovsdare ni faitens the pit Of my omc try apd heck ing cough, pitting of matter streake wlth contderble esas at epiration often, ery dieu in aon ny Me patocett cage decided consumption, this Fate tw cat tea ot dusee, Creag conan ave np all hopes of ever being eured. mg firat year I der the care of owe of tae most eminent, physiclans who nounced my case inc my son presented me ter used about twort T began to feel its be Kam now enjoying better Thave fo ira Hoping the. maybe of sevice 9 athex Tam your grateful f Mrs. ANN GOODW! un “ ‘was suffering in this st: re ckage of your Candy, whi mich, chs at ‘To Messrs. beens 49 Divisions AGENTS Roshton & Aspinwall, 10 Astor ‘Honse, 110 Broadway and 86 Wi a 1 Greenwich; Was! hum, 205 Greenwich st; Holden, m0 Rivington se corner 21st stand 9th avenue; A. Pastor, 165 Greenwich stre Brigham, comer Hoar onand Avenue D, Driggs, 681 Bi orner Hudson ani ony sh emsey Ci sa E. sabi Island. Agent ii ton st; MAandley, 15 "High st: Stewart, es Fulton sty Sands'sf; Crocker & Co. Atlantic and Henry st. TENDER CHINS. ips CONE AR _may be instantly relieved froin all during the operation of shavi EROR | his razor to the eo METALIC ABLET RAZOR P, invemed by G. S: Age eedenene uecessity ofa hone, and by which the t unskilful can always prodvce as keen and smooth an edge as the razor cot under the most ex) hat It is the only effectual means which the art of devised for'giving to every one an opportunity of sui chin with the same certainry as he can mend a Ben 4 aul? Imr n te ‘own hand, which any person will be shown by bring: suit h ing a dull razor and ig trying the Tablet before purchasi ani? Im*r AUNDERS, I way. TOR NEW YORE INVALIDS: <P JOHN THOMSON, ‘of Albany, son of the Founder of the Thomsonian Systent of Practice will, by particular request be at No. 343 Broome fora few days, where he may be cousulted by sach patients as are afficted with chronie disease, from which they ean find no relief fi he Op ly dy ies, four-fifths o! Lae Resah ny scare el ay 7a fe au7 Im*r ‘ATCH Ei scriber is selling all tinge sy of gold and silver Watches, gold and silver pencils, hains, Kops. Se re- sere BEM teat Wetae sal sew Vee SAS Seti alt Peer wt eames Leona or the money returned. Watches and Clocks repaired in the best manner, and werranted, at much less than the aa by one of the t workmen in thecity. G.C, ALL porgr of Wnepeoand Jewelry, wholesale and hay ricer, Na Im*r SAND'S SARSAPARILLA. N off to the public a new yon of Sarsaparilla, it TY, Svith uch pledoure the subscribers are ale fo" state th after Pear d ears LO rious chemical experiments, have succeeded in extracting the essential principles on wi on active virtues of Sarsaparilla depend; by the construction fa new, scientific, end ingenious apparatus, invented express- Ty for this purpose—the sucessful operation of which in ex: irtues of the TRUE Sarsaparilla, renders it one of tracting the the grea Overies of the age;_ and. after again combining other articles selected from the M ‘Materia Medi ferajed into'a compound that has been provud by practi ie ee power of immediately '< the progress of disease and restoring the patieut to perfect heal ‘All diseases arising from pine cate state of the blood, or of the system, such as sbstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples, Chronic Sore Eyes, Rheumatism, Ring- orm, eniarzement and pain of the Bones aud Joints, suabborn: Mas . Sypilitic symptoms, and al arising from an i slows, ‘ase of mereury, i speedily cured by its use, tient, therefore, Who sea ration, as all cot Mevesuns erehcl for Gor vosnovad mah fais conpisint. The afflicted are invited to try it at once, aad appropria dheinelver the bevett this invaluable medicine ean bento Preparedand sold by a Co. 273 Broadway, cor. fa Sold also by A. B.& D. Saids,79 Fulton st, cor Gold gd by D- Sands, 77 East Broadway, cor. Market sizect. HIND’S DEPOT OF WEBB'S BUKNERS, IMPROVED, at 14 Grand st, next doorto the Broadwsy J House 7 fully informs his friends and th the manufacturer of those Lamps has now brought them to that per petior for cheapness, cleanliness, and brilliancy of light to all others now in exi ge, mag long experience in the bu- and the possesse: i others in the mie to sell ‘at 30t0 75 per cent lower than for- ed by the dealers, and hopes by this great reduction to meril public patronage. The great culty heres tofore existing in the trimming, so universslly complained of by all thar have used ¢ , is now entirely obviated by the in+ tent Trimmes, sv thata child may put them in rder for clea oe the least trouble, hs uality of Camping, at 4. the gallon, gene Maid ollouin 0 light wore \illinek than ent an expense to customer of| Iti ie safe,in no way exp! perfect or Li " less than one half cha a drops no fire from. tht ‘and cleanly, leaves no greue ark and furnitare, evaporates entire! e alcohol. of the wicks, but merely| in orde: no snuffing a mg? K pat mer filled as often as they burn| re ne require to be kept clean and themselves empty. Camphorated Gas, Chemical Oil, and Alcohol, at re ed prices, ‘Lamps cleaned, repaired, wick’é and altered to buen cam Pony ey ae a oat i eee procure po ge) respect Pes ly invited bch te his iment before. pere ; He Gene that Uwy will Aad ir ws theiredtanmeger ee a me on hand, a general Fumiture, Stoves, e, &e.; ‘Tin and C aeons and Job Work in general Fee ce, MAP arate bovtiors inve boon eciverselty in Europe, but France in particular, for upwards of thirt as well as'by thousandsin this cowitry, as being the 0 safe, and efficacious remedy fer married ladies, whose forbids a too rapid increase of family. Restell, as is ghee known, was for rs ropesrthase of Vienna and ons sed tat, par a : experience and snare gue, 80 epecially ai those great discoveries in medical sei to the female frame, for wl valled, as — in this country as in Euro] with the phy her—by tracing the, andi scarce in the meridian 4 the often apparently inexplicable tauses fond mother toa re. grave WI he ine yn una heen the metns of preserving not on the ash ih. “ged life of many an affectionate wi fond The OOPS sar (ol the importaace of this subject, and ines (ronolin reenlfing to thoesente Wo ais aia mee fa ily arouse the attention of tae mi to their considerath to which we are sal ‘means within o ont cantrol. Eve FEMALE PHYSICIAN, Offce and residence, 18 Gre pop gm re she can be consulted with the stricte] eont om eae it soraplaines incidentho. som human fame. ode of treatment in ail cases of {1 i] Ho, TY < owe 4 y- boy © qo }: uh of le pe such as to. jive but a fe days to effect a perfect cure. Ladies desing proper medi attendance during poh Te or other indispositon, will i fecommodated during sueh time, with private and reshecta board. " Preventive orders tor ms Fried ladies, w licate or preearions health forbids a i increase ma Fa pull be sent by mail to any part ‘of the spackage, Letier (bows guild addegoood 0 Aa vill bo recglvod 1on Oflice, No.7 Essex street. jy8 1m*r de PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILL&. al re of M. rar ed ‘continent of Ame nese” sage ean be transmitted by 1 of the Uni » Tretiere mane "Dr F, Me ee) * "s K Mest woh unmediate site: 35. “Wal'bowes $3. No ia wi be Mabe P PUBLISHED DAILY JAMES GORDON BENNETT, N,W. Ci R, ‘TON AND are STREE'