The New York Herald Newspaper, August 26, 1842, Page 4

Home eater ree mee nay Intelligence —Aceidents, dc. Kc, Tue Cecessaten Osenuis Lyxcmiwo Case.—At the last session of the Supreme Court im Loraine co. Ohio, the case of Norton against H. C. Taylor, editor of the Oberlin Evangelist, and others, for the outrage committed two years since, came on for trial. It was brought up by ap- peal from the Court of Common Pleas, and a verdict was iven against the lyachers, and a fine of $650 imposed.— We believe the fine in the lower court was $1,900. Onto River.—At Wheeling,on Saturday, the Ohio river had three and a half feet of water in the channel Goon News ron tue Gattows.—The Hemp crop of Kentucky this year, it is said, will be twice as large as ever before realized. , Lanp O1.—Anatysis.—This great discovery is one o! e J shows, in’ strong co- the results of chemi sei anaes lors, the utility of a high degree of educat'n we have so often contende se f. Arago, the illustrious French philosopher, has for own that inventors are the real benefactors of 1» Stat die propertion, ss ee give the highest departments of sci to the mass ofthe People, in that proportion Jo we secure new inventions and great discoveries. [ct the eitizen reflect, then, while enjoying the light of the lard oil, that the saving he effects in purchasing a gallon of it at 50 cents, instead of a gallon of sperm oll a $ eof the results of science; and let it be an ince ure and maintain a comprehen- sive system of public instruction. This is but a single item, but it alone should cause science to be respected. Chevruel, a French chemist, in some investigations ai fat, discovered that it was composed of two ples, to which he gave the names elaine and stear at they could easily be separated. ‘They posed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen; and wherever » predominates in an animal oil, we may be assured of an article capable of eh degree of luminous power. A curious experiment is related by Berrara, which shows that fat may be made artificially; on mixing together one measure of carbonic acid, ten measures carburetted hy- drogen, and twenty of bydrogen, and transmitting the mixture through a red-hot tube, ‘several white crystals were obtained, which were msoluble in water, soluble in alcohol, and fusible by heat into au oily fluid. The following are the relative constituents of lard oil and spermacetti:— Carbon. Hydrogen. Oxygen. Lard Oil, 79 03 1h 422 9 548 Spermaceti, 79 05 116 89 We have heard the fear expressed, that the lard oil will not stand the winter, or will not retain its fluidity in cold weather. This is a| very idle fear. Sperm oil is made in the same way as the lard oil. It is composed of elaine and stearin, and they are separated by pressure upon bibulous paper, which retains the elaine. By the same procesa lard oil is ‘obtained, and winter-strained lard oil will stand the cold weather just as well as winter-strained sperm oil. ‘The success of this discovery is secure beyond all chance, and the corn and swine ef Kentucky will. prove greater sources of wealth to her citizens than would the mines of Potosi. Ax Inrenence: —A school mistress w: Rerance, when.a litle boy inquired, “Did you ever gut drunk and fall into the river?” “Why, no, my child,” she repliod, with some astonishment, “how came you to think ofsuch athing? “Because my grandfather did, and that was what made him a “cold water man.” Garar Destauction of Bacox.—A large smokehouse on the Canal above Alleghany, Pa., was consumed by fire on the morning of the 17th inst.,and sixty thousand pounds ot bacon perished in the flames. It belonged to Mr. Leech of Alleghany and was insured. Vatvastr Ores.—In addition to the discoveries made in mpshire of crude arsenic, tin, fron, zinc and lead ores, t! aluable ore of Titanium has been discovered in the towns of Merrimack and Unity. This article is said to be worth $16 per pound, wholesale, and is used by den- tists and porcelain painters. There is ( reat deal of wealth among the old granite hills of 1ampshire.-- To Dr. Bartlett, ascientific and practical Mgeologiat, who has made acritical and minute surv ey ofthe State by au- thority, are the public indebted for a discovery of this earthly wealth. Sreciat Exections tx Tennesser.—Samuel A. Pickens, has been elected to the Tennessee Legislature from Se- vier couvty, and John B. Cross from Madison, Both are whigs. The locofocos were badly beaten in beth coun- thes, Heart or rue Crry.—It is at length generally admit- ted that yellow fever isin the city, and increasing, but not to a sufficient extent as yet to warrant the conclusion that an epidemic will prevail this season. We have heard of several cases in private practice, among the rest that of Captain Hamilton, of the ship Ellen Brooks, who died y. Ther s but one case in the Charity Hos- terday, and it also terminated fatally.—New Or- jeans paper, Aug. 17. Fish Without Eves.—A Friend has exhibited to us two specimens, preserved in spirits, of the eyeless fish from the Mammoth Cave of Kentuoky, ‘he largest one is from three to four inches long, the general shape of the body and of the head particularly, being that of the catfish. But there is no vestige of any organ of vision, nor in fact does the sense of sight belong to the species. Bred and living in the dark, it is another evidence of the harmoniousness of nature’s works, that they have not a faculty which in their state of existence would be useless.—Philadelphia Ameriaan. Crap Travettina.—One line of canal boats carries passengers from Troy to Whitehall, a distance of seventy miles, for 12} cents, and the other for 6} cents. On some days they have carried passengers for nothing. How long the opposition will last we cannot say, but learn that two new boats are expected daily, which will he placed upon the route. In consequence of the low rate of fare the hoats as advocating tem- HOTELS BOARDING, &c. ~~ English Advertisement, ee au ati Disre: RISON, NOTICE . pe RAILWAY|N®2 aueDe BRL eo VELLERS. =e ‘oes mies AN DERTON ’S HOTEL, No. 164 FLEET STREET, LONDON. William Harding, Proprictor, Returns his thanks. to. the professional and commercial geutle- men, and the public for the liberal sepport, he has received upying the above named Hotel, and hopes by unre- attention to retain the patronage hitherto #0 generous 4. W. HL assures his patrons that no endeavors sl be spared to promote their comfort, and flatters himself that ~~ can compete with Imm as far as regards Wines and anda. it being his ambition to progure the choicest for the approval of his supporters, conducting business on moat liberal system, The aly Sit ot tare, variety, combined with moderation of tne keus‘al satisfaction, | Breakfasts (pl lodvines 10s 6d per week. Public Meeting mov SIVE POUNDS REWARD—An advertisement appeared in the Ohio Gazette in 1838 or 1989, for information relative to John Budd, alias John Rooke or Rook, who left property in Carolina. Atiy person sending the copy of the advertisement shall receive the above reward. ‘The trustees or executorsof the sald Joka Budd ailes Honk, are reanesiod to sna parpioe- lars to Messrs. Wreford & Lloyd, Corresponde: tisement Agents 22 Birchin Lane,” Cornhill, Loy rence. Messrs, Neilson & Co., Goverment ¢ Quebeek. WASHINGTON HOUSE FOR FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN! CHESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. H. J. HARTWELL containing the re 4 — 228 3m* jtoulas street, New Or hunent ew recently opened under bers, with new and ample boarders . a chambers are fraished with neatne elegance, and with scrupulous regard to. the comfort o cupant. sittated in the most cen- e super select- and civil deport- rvants are all white, and have been cupfally With reference to their capacit onesty ne wine cellar and larder will always be furnisned with that can be procured in one of the best markets in the jout chambers, will be & BRO., Proprietors. a6 2m r charges for board, with or of the most Se PHILLI 2. ourtland str Establishment, been fitted up ich alterations le gentlemen. ed to $1 pe own as the Otsego the aN ‘Hlotel fs convenient to the Steamboats on the er and the general business of the city. ‘The proprietor pledges himself that, no care shall be wanting on the part of himself’ or thatevery attention shall be paid to the wants aud forts of his guest. His table will be finished .w sin market, and always in abundance. ‘The pub- respeetully requested to call and see for themselves. 4 mr VAAUABL FOR SALES jate the property Fort, deceased, siiua- les scuth of the village of Poughkeepsie, on the main to Fishkill, is now. offered: forsale. | It contains Land, well divided all farming an excellent Dwelling ‘upon it large Barns, Darriage Gain House, and every other necessary out: building, and also. agood Tenaut House. Near the dwelling is one ofthe most valuable springs in th ecountry, and the farm is otherwise well watered. : The situation of this farm, its nearness to a large village, the quality of its soi, the buildings upon it—all make it one of the most desirable seats any where to met with ‘o a gentle mau of leisure or to a practical agriculcurist, it is alike desira ‘The land is is so situated that it will make two well propor- tione For premises, urposes. There ther particulayy, inquire of the subscribers, near the JH. DEN, ConNELICS WESTERVELT, Kecntors. _ August 9th, 1942, aul8 2w*re TO LET, ELEGANTLY fumisheo rooms for single gentle men, with breakfast, at 11 Barclay st. No pains will be the premises. " " WATERING PLACES, &C. CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUS AT THE PINE ORCHARD.—1812. HIS romantic and fashionable resort will be conducted dur- ing the present season under the direction and saperinten- dance of the subsenber. It has undergone a co poieelt? and thorough repair, and is now open for the reception, of vis No effort will be spared to maintain the deservedly high charac- ter which it has heretofore acquired. ; As heretofore, its tables ‘atte furnished with every deli jeacy that the New York afford; and every po: tention that e and enjoyme patrons ved. e road leading to this establishment and especially that part of it ou the mountain, has spared to render the above rooms desirable, es ire on aul m*re ted 5 64,. Dickie, 413 Broadway; Coddington, corner Spring sts. Best rh pecment, and the Tirgementof the prostrate clad, vie shel wah rash tot. of strat ccm iu tation and dull ‘pain ate ey AS gtd quences of mal-t Eoctment Dr. Pay nny ‘im a scien- fic manner, promoting absorg 10 circular mbrane wi WCONSTHTUTIONAL T TY eBILITY.— men are sufferi y kites tae ne ences: mce in a se- eret destruct bit,ansd wh nea nerves are further injured from the use of nostrams.ar d pretended eches, which stimulate only to induce sreste r CN mong M, rents such cases on purely pathologreal principles, and neve : Cure—the strictest hohor and confidence 1s observed, re Letters post pad, and containing a ible fee, will ensure the correspondent full advice, and medicine to f the Union, by his yiving a history of his casein detatl.” Sous, Fule on street (Sores Greenwich. jy22 Im*r DECEPTION PREVENTED. TTHOSE who wish to know who Dr. Heine, of NewYork, , as many cures are publi by those County who have no right 80 to do, wil cords, and see if any Dr. cti 2d, Clerk’s office, examine its medical Heine buc So is authorized to charges for neither ine with your improvemen 1 ort mau who speaks but litle English, and you, bo matter what your diene ‘ou are an LOMON HEINE, M.D., 57 Reade strana opposite the Marshalt House. auld im?r PARR’S LIFE PILLS © THE PUBLIC.—The proprietors of the extrorlinary medicine known by the name of PARR’S LIFE PILL: have established a wholesale branch of their house in New York at the Clarendon House, comer of Duane street and wa The on of this medicine in bilious complaints, blotches gu the skia, cholera morbus, dyseutery, fainting foul breath, heart burn, headache, ruflammation ion, fangour, liver complaints, piles, judged when creased to the ‘mous amount of 30,000 boxes weel te more than amillion and a half yearly, From its gzeat cele- t isnow gold inalmostall parts of the giave, No med yet offered to the world, has so rapidly obtained such gentle nits nature that it be taken by the invalid, however weakly, being composed of the most innocent herbs. For particulars of this astonis! together awit of, ae medi the account of its remarkable and renown spas Parr eho lived tothe extraordinary f 190 year—sed e book of his which may. ratis of e agent EANGe York and cuher sere or the Unhey | States, he following are the duly appointed agents in New York— Rushton & Aspinwall, druggists and chemists, 06 William st. 110 Broadway, and 10 Astor House braham Sands & Co. druggists and chemists, granite build- 273 Broadway, corner of Chambers st, i¢; 413 Broadway, corner of Lispe odd, druggist, Broadway corner eat Bleecker st, Bowery Medicine Store, 260 Bowery ton, apothecaries, 227 Hudson street, nt Lt stree! Notton, chemist and apothecary, 263 Bleecker street, pk SOROS ee eran endover, druggist and apothecary, ighth avenue. el me ,Atmatrous, seed, drug and ine UACKERY ! is COMPOUND SYRUP OF [INDIAN Coughs, Colds, ts. ly, equal R pe re ies the cure of Gonsumptions, od, and all other B: oh ofthe man ies, the subscriber hh nee the his medicine befor ic. He is aware that, in his present undertaking, he i enerous & quack, and his medicine (be its qualities ever so good,) quacke- im from affording to the they resort to his remedy intime, The Compound Syrup of Indian Turnip is in itself a certain rmedy for inflammation of the pectoral organs, w slight at first, (as in common colds,) often results in tion. His experience authorizes him in putting his discovery in competition with any andall the multitudinows array of pa- naceas that meet the public trial will result, ina in the same attestations of i nm medical qualities that have ‘been given to him by those who have attested its worth by "The most-delicate. lady, in all and every condition of life, may ute this compound without the slightest risk or inconve: nience. And in all cases of diarrhass, summer complaints, ordinary character, seldom if ever fails to produce the desired beneficial object. "Duly appre the merits of other medi- cines, and without detracting in the least from the medicai practitioner, this remedy fered to. the world as the best safest and surest remedy for all affections of the lungs and that has ever made its appearance. He has in his pos- session the certificates of hundreds who, after spending money, and almost bereft of hope, have resorted to hun for relief and found it ans are invited to vse itin palmoufry affections, and ft after inallcases where cougl The proprietor nas Agents States. wholesale and retail by C. H. RING, 53 Falton st. Guion, 127, Dr, Crowell, 286 Bowery; Bassett, fidson and au7 eod3mr been rendered perfectly smooth and safe. Messrs. A. F. Beach & Co.’s excellent line of stages will ran as heretofore recularly between the landing and the Mountain House, on the arrival of the boats. C. L. BEACH, ey June 13th, 1842. 4 3mnt HARON SPRINGS WHITE SULPHUR WATER ony are of course crowded with passenge! Gronats Gotv.—In Monroe count business is said to be very succes: The particles of gold found are generally from the size of a bird’e shot to that ofa common rifle ball and larger. Mone Rum.—A man named Samuel Booth was found dead, near Sag Harbor, L. I.,on the 17th instant, with his head in asmall stream ot water, supposed to have died ina state of intoxication, to which he was addicted. Texas Corton.—Messrs. J. F. Payne & Co., of Natchi- toches, received on the 4th instant, four bales of new cot- ton, raised by A. 8. Kyle, in Sabine co., Texas. A Goov Day's Woax.—One of the lads in our office, set up and corrected eleven thousand five hundred and eighty m’s of brevier and minion type, day before yester- day. He did not commence until eight o’clock in the morning, and got through by nine o’clock inthe evening. This was done without any previous or extra effort—Sav. Repub, 9th inst. Stitt Berrer.—A young man in our office tried his speed, yesterday, with the intention of beating the above ; he commenced work at So’clock and by seven set up and corrected twelve thousand and ninety-siz m’s ; working time nine and a halt hours.— Ch. Mercury. Meetinc or Lonp Asnaunton anv Lours Paiirre. —In the year 1798, Lord A., with one or two friends, paid a visit to the Falls of Niagara—On their return they stopped to view the Falls of the Genesee. It was late when they had finished their examinations; and as there was no house in the neighbourhood, they encamped out for pi ap od They were somewhat fearful that the Indians Fo i try to plunder their camp, and they kept a good Georgia, the gold out. Inthe early part of the night they heard a rust- ling among the , and a crackling among the ary branches; but whether they proceeded from the tread of Indians or wild beasts, they could not tell. The footsteps, were, however, evidently approaching theirtent. ‘They kept ‘strict, silent, and anxious watch, for some view or sound that should reveal the character of the visitors. Soon they distinguished human voices, and saw the sha- dowy outline of human forms. As the party came nearer, they heard them conversing in French; and in afew mi- nutes Lord Ashburton gave Louis biermeod and his com- panions a cordial welcome tohis tent! They had before met amidst the artificial splendorof European Courts— and now, surrounded by the sublime and stupendous na- tural scenery of the American wilderness. Coach Accioent.—We learn from the Romney (Va.) Intelligencer, that as the mail coach, with eleven frie} gers, was descending Sandy Ridge on its way to Winches- ter, on the 13th inst., one of the fore wheels came off, and the coach becoming disengaged, was thrown over a pre cipice, with the passengers in it, making several seugiete turns in ite downward course. A Mr. Janney, of London county, who was riding on the top of the vehicle, was so much injured that his life is despaired of. Non passengers inside of the coach were injured in the Gov Donn.—It has been observed by a witty classmate of Gov. Dorr, since he has been flying about from State to State, that he ismuch more of a shuttlecock than Battle- Dorr. Tue Great Rvssiax Rairoap.—Another engineer named Anderson will shortly leave Springfield for Russia, to assist Major Whistler. The Gazette the Emperor has obtained his first loan of $10,000,000, at 3} per cent. to commence his d work of « Raiiroad from St. Peters- burg to Moscow, #60 miles by the present travelled road. $30,000,000, it is calculated, will finish the work that dis- tance. Then to complete the grand enterprise now con- templated, the road is to be continued in nearly a direct line, 740 miles farther to the Caspian Sea, which will be across the heart of the Ru: nd from boun- dary to bounday of the Ei ns; this will furnish a very important facility for the transportation of troops, kc. and give the Emperor an immense advantage. For the execution of this stupendous work,we understand it labor in abundance can be obtained, at 30 cents a day and even less. This is one of the grandest railroad enter- prises inthe world, one which it is estimated will cost $100,000,000 to accomplish; but one that presents as strong Probabilities of being accomplished as other enterprises which have succeeded. OE LA FURNITURE. GEORGE W. DAWSON, Wholesale and Retatl Furniture and General ‘Fur nishing Warehouse, No. 67 Chatham street, cor- ner of Duane street, New York. HERE. he heeps for tale «| Ww? ingartcles Sit: Sideboards, Bureaus, B the follow- teads, Cot, " Portable Desks, Glass Cases, Book Neses, Yookin #, Dining, Centre, Tea and Pier abl ‘ Hoan Sole Bedatends, Hes, Bediing, Bateavters, Ma int? it Cloth, Matting and Fire: rove Wark Nee, Candle Bemis, Bureau Dedstends les, Foret’ Ta Sipping orders, panetually. pire taeand packed on the lattresses, Bedding, vessels, constantly on hand. ve catablishment will be panctually at- fe piven for Second Hand off Clothing. made to ord approved French SEs. LU.) 5a Be hogest nor ore icmen’s Raruishiog Store €7 and 69 Maiden lane, comer “4 — WILLIAM COLLINS. TH GHEATES?, CASH TAILOR YE TER V. USTED, Merchant Tailor, No. 1 Chatham square, cor ner of Chatham street, conti.ues to make C! ye to order, “4 neatest style, 10 © cent cheaper than the cheapest c teiise inthe aity. "Algood At warranted, and herealtse no dis a ani6 lim fualish Silver and Bank of Ne ots, rah and “5. J. SYLVESTER'S, 190 Broadway and 22 Wall sueet. gular be had of the Aj Basement’ Rooms.—| Rheumatic, Cutaneous and “Dyspeptic. Complaints, sore eyes, debility, erysipelas, scrofala, liver complaint, affection of the kidney, &, reference (by their permission) Is made to feal gentlemen : 4 Warre 7. BE of. University, Me Prot PATTERSON, Med. Bey, WHITE, Cherry Val N} “heir uel sind Sands, 273 Broad An Broadway 5 Ji Broadway T! ho omnes J. Green, J in boa if ; Spring ani! Hudson tre je24 3mm “BRELAZ & BARRAUD’s DONTALGIC OR BALSAMIC ELIXIR, FOR and teeth This invaluable den: as possessing the prope: cleaning the moutl i the’ palate and taking away all orin the mouth, arising from a deranged state of che stomach, smoking, or from decayed teeth In a word, it is beyond the necessity of a puff. Makea trial with a bottle, and it will speak for itself. N.B. Each botle bearing the dire Sold ions on the label. millard & Delluc, 581 Broadway and Co. 461 Broadway, corner Gra way; Messrs Guion, 173 Broadway, comer Cortla Messrs Rushton 8 Aspauwall, 110 Broadway, 66 William 10 Astor House. Sire TOOTH WASH—Preparea trom_t at No.8 Gold street, New Yrok—The Orns Tooth ‘purely a vegetable preparation, possessing the proper: ties o ieleaning the teethand month restoring the gums toa healthy state, anc any pleasant taste er oF the month, whether ansing from decayed tevth or fron ranged state of the stomac! Itis desigued to be used with a tooth brush, and will be found to supersede the necessity of a powder, keeping the teeth clean pad preventing the wearing away of the gama fr m_ the ‘teeth. ii y usefull in cases of spungy kuins, vostoring them and cau cote to contract around the ffections of the teeth and gun bet re nent dentists, as by so doing all part mulace during the day are entirely removed, and the mouth kept chnough the night in a clean, sweet, and healthy state. Sound teeth aud white teeth are the most valuable portions but how many neglect the attention ne- vation, evan When surrounded by all the thead we kpow of no toms the teeth, strengthens the gums, pari tweetens the breath, We recommend old.—[ Boston Morui Wh Post. The Orr Poth Waal ia the beat detergent we ever used ou as ou, pt. rife oaks by the principal cragglots in the city A. OC. CHALLENGES ecmpetition with all The importance which all ages have’ to the Head of Hair is acl mir capncio: e tai erie Art is resorted to, in order, by artificial me: the dgficie Hence ‘have arisen those wonderful discoveries ‘witich bid Nature defiance. Barry's Ventilating and Gossamer WIGS AND SCALPS, or real Happs or Ha wie, ean be had at 146 Broapway, corer of stairs. In al) cases of. «rowth of Har, BARRY offers a Remedy,exclasive! Sisown, unknown to Mae Practition.rs, ard those to whom. Nature has been bountiful in her distribu: tion of Hair, willdo well to place themselves under his sur veilance. Prices to snit the times, y 126m%e CLIRERUGH’S NEW ESTABLISHMENT FOR HAIR CUTTING & CURLING, WIGS, SCALPS, & No, 205 BROADWAY, CUIREHUGH has cennection with his present premises, onsen a ay oh Pha Sere ays 8 i ASHIO! speropriated entirely for Gentlemen's haig eutin Ghd room ts fitted up in the style of Louis XLV. of F tea after the manner o This splen- france. wallsare im pan irrors, tables, ottomans, style of ornamental alto relievo, finished in white ming a tout ensemble never seen in this country, an passed in E "1 LADIES’ ROOM is private, and devoted entirely to themselves, for hair-dressi ng on wigs, curls, &e., and for consul jon on the and health of the hair, and’ is fitted up with every reg: commodett a oa com! THe GENTLEMEN'S WIG ROOM is for thos prt wish to be private when fitting J wigs and a ~tnay here remark, that as in every. department of n, the charac f his work is cateblia ved for its ‘80 does he im d to make only the very best wigs and ik according to the times, the very lowest re- nig profit, . wal be found always ‘an fivided attention to hance under the magic of his ta ‘RESTORE THE UMAN H BALD HEADS AND NX, HEADS READ. THIS.— ‘The human hair can be restored if proper and scientific medses are applied. ‘The proprietor of this a rd, that great numbers come to his store whose, hair this hat eptirely restored. He requ 1 yanrveld C ad Cc one trial, then judge for hi rd it isall it it represented, will make the hair grow, (on the he to ac: “at home,” and will give | | who wish to change = e22 1y, OF any its falling out, ake hight.redor gray hairgrow dark from the roots in time, Among the numbers who have used itand cer tify this, ie W. Hopkins, 62 King street, N. Y., J. Gilbert jew: Her, Hoos, street, N. and T. ey krocer, Brooklyn, L.7." We enuld offer hundreds of others if we chose. Ie is sold very reasounble, and itgives the hair the most delicious dark silky appearance. Price only 3, 5 or 8 shillings a bottle, three sites: sold by J, Jon Jones. sign of the | ham street, 39 Falton street, street, Boston, §7 Dock s reet, Philadelphia, sure success, have been the paracalar objects ork his fiat or improvements in chemist y have put into his hi apd dical profession. ‘The unsuspecti the host of self named Dectors a1 aspire to be authors of little booxs upon subjects of which they are totally’ DOCTOR GLOVER te ca if he has at Be continnes to hose difficult Bt rote to en- The gave: ‘w and important remedies which have escaped ‘the ol on of thi ‘Scratinising physician Dr. GI rimary education enables him to keep pace with the improvements of the day, being a graduate in the me- stranger should beware of pretenders, some of whom nora. Office, Noe’? (Ain st—privatc entranee, 4th door from, the Museam—office hours until 90 sleek PAM. ag imer — MEDICAL. SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY O9IMPORTANT AN MEDICINE & COA Phu acy ESPECTFULLY the citize! f New York Riifty have appointed the a a 1as pot a . NEWMAN, tig chery te ‘M. ARMSTRONG, 184 hiton street, bianst ¢ Preparations of the College may now be had o aa Fs Praneigal © rc Oftces of the College for NewEnglandat § Tremont We, for New York, at 97 Nassan Principal Sitieg of the Coll ate Forder oe Bl FEICHRDSON, Agent. NOTICE. street. E, ot are d, Sevuated sléne, alone Se the public benef, Lontne se gern Spt peal ehiag Leola fra at have dertaking to cure conain liseases, by which many informe: acerived, and tnetr money son in the city | B. ntted mem a andhe resides at No. 57 e same Dr. Solomon, Heine ‘who f Tome Tis No. i75 Hudson street, a person ‘ho has, vidual knowledge, performed a great. i ind miraculous cures, We have no de vidual, but we considerfitan inctmbent to prevent the publie from being im, to ii y ty on us io citizens, ENKY.V. VULT! E: iyitimee Hist Woe SUMMER COMPLAINT. ARRHGEA, DYSENTERY, orlooseness of the Bowels, cured ina few minutes b7 Sherman’s torative Lozen- . “They are remarkably. pleasant, and cffeet immediate re. jief—never has an instance been known of their failure, FEVER AND Lot! eevee (A Lozenges for this tedi- ous and distressing complaint, are, without exception, the ouly tric kuoyrn ented te ‘he name of specific; for: they always cure, amd the € TtMS—ta both childeen and adults, are infallibly de wreyol and zemored ty’ Sherman's Worst Lorengesma ‘of oxes 0a any and ne’ Own to i L. nE farenouse jaseeu streets vAgentn jowery; ast Broadway, 227 peed 110 and G73 Broad wey? and 1; Fulton street, AND THE COM- LEXION CLEARED. THE MIRACLE TO" ov A kk free ERUPTIONS OF es bang re. bic = ‘the color ef d Uscoloecd alanaPe Vealian Chewieat der ofthe age. "Well might the Medical a ita blessing. and i M. Besprine, » philant inve is curing thousands all over the States and British It entirely eradicates every eruption or disiurement of the hin. uinparting to the face, body, neck or armea Deaatiful healthful clearness. lo earyeronsiatee is fe) trial will suffice to recommend it to ie many who have been cured. by this, are the Sea? respectable person: . Lover, Newark, N-J., (you are notified char thi but a ph invention) M. Palmer, Brogklyn. ve American Eagle, a ker, Brook! rooklyn & Site street, a3 Ln) is no puffed now ‘iyn. Sold by, a of th im street, price sn 139 Fultos street, Bi Boston; aie street, Philadelphia. PHYSIOLOGICAL MYSTERIES AND REVELATIONS IN LOVE, Courtship and Marringe—an ‘infallible Guide-Book fc Married and Single Persons, tn. matters of, tee eaeebesincmor’: ance to the Human By Eugine Becklard, M. D. Among the things duly considere in this work are matters gf serious importance to, single’ The causes of, and cures for it Courtship—The danger of sulitary pi may be removed—The causes of Lot remedy for eradicating from the syste or an unl fispri Pittation or prevention thereof—ests tor Koi the sexes of unboru chilarey-Intermartiage—Persons who ought and ought not to m ¢ Most auspicious season for we: Trlee 73 conta, ‘For aale ai 98 Namen street, cor, of Pelton, and 459 Broadway. azim*r ' with a im the seeds of'a hopeless including modes or the pro- MANUFACTURERS OF ELASTIC STOCKS, AND SUSPENDERS, LINEN DRAPERS, &c. HE SUBSCRIBERS, in addition to their former stock of al from Paris and’ London, 8, eupoly of the most rich and fashionable Searty and ‘heir assortment of fashiona bie Stocks, Scarf ady made Yinen, Gloves, Sus- penders, Hosiery dail aptciee eppertanatag psa gewiemasts be, are rich and varied. They respectfully invite their a raarous and strangers visiting this eity, to calla the old st blishment, so long and favorably known and make their se- lection, PARBELLS & ‘AGATE, 2il Broadway, aulé lm*r between Park place and Murray st. OTHE PUBLIO—Caution—There is an article called “'Kolmstock’s Vermifuge” lately, pat, in circulation by the house of Colmstock & Co., No 71 Maiden Lane, New York city, which is well calculated to mislead the unwary. ‘The m Aicthe socalled is put ap in nearly. the same style of bottles, Wrappers Xc,, as that of the Vermifi upon the outer spent in asserted to stoc It has also been stated in the advertisements of this shuriots article in the New York Journal of Commerce, that ‘ahnestock’s is supposed to be the same article.” Our Vermifuge has been very extensively known throughout the western country for more than ten years past, and owing to its ineinsic worth, has gained an enviable reputation which the makers of Kolmstocks Vermifuge are ‘seeking to profit by in calling theirs the same, ly declare th ti ir hy gleaned to be incorrect, for none besides oursulves are, or ¢ inted with the focredients which ‘compose the genuine FAHNESTOOR'S VERMIFUGE, unless indeed our Vermifuge has be ferred snto bottles aud marked Kolmstock's, which heen done to some extent Colmstock & Co, have within a year past purchased of us up- wards of one hundred ross of the Eenutne article is to be hoped thet a discerning public wiil frown upon vith ee atternpis to profit by the welleamed rerutetion of our valuable medi B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO. Pittsburgh, Penns; Ivania, August 15, 1842. aus lw*r DR. SOLOMON HEINE WQUED inform his patients and the public, the ‘ne will ad- heres to his original ion, 10 receive no money either for medicine or ‘attendance until’ the pati with his improve ‘would inform them that he has Temoved from {18 Broadway t0 No. 47 Reade atreet, opposite the Marshall House, where he solicits the attendance on the vove inentioned ednditions, of all who have. suffered for 3 jong time under diseases considered by them incurable. fe) iN EE Zeal M. D. For the advantage of all who wie to attend the treatment of Dr. Solomon Heine, 1 would state that the daly tor Heine who has ever lived in, or the one now residing at 57 Re: House. had his office in Broadwa t, opposite the Mars Physician eame to thia country about eight years Thave had the. pleasure of knowing him ince tat aoa! of witnessing Thany, surprising ures ter the 01 the medical iastitutious of the E, W. WETMORE, M. D. Sworn before me, this 27.n day of i, A. D. 1842 roWARD Rero Com. of Deeds. aulS Im®e MINERAL WATER, ROM THE, € LE BRAT ED. ROYAL BAVARIAN PRI iS AT KISSINGEN. KAKOCZY WATER on the European ‘continent, has the reputation of being the most chalybeate muriatic saline water known to the Medical Facul The Rakoczy has an acidulous saline flavor, and being powerfully promotive of secretion and excretion, strong solvent, and at the same time st ening withd heating ; it acts like Wiehesogam nd I (without ing ing the stomach) as a potent diuretic, specifically upon liver, the systema venar. port. and mterion agen pnd x ating any existing obstruction, ‘The di which this water pas manifested the most iat deerdedly salubriows effects, are ee follow: ) affections of the macous mem- the digestive organs, arising from tivity of the intestinal trac- ite, flaruleney, worms, blostedness, and ob- liver and Capetnnt pairetn hemorrhoidal af- which it has proved a most sovereign remedy, ocd wise agail ypochondria an. spleen, when base d upon anic atfect ¥ isurders of the ehest and Jungs, asthma- te attacks, from phlegm and speck morbid deposits, h gouty, herpetic and psorie ; ) derangement of the ater tem, irregula menstruation, too scanty or too ¢ menstruation, sterility, anomalous hemorrhoids, ft wor albus, i in 80 faras these disorders originate from local weakness, obstruc- tions and plethora abdominalis; e) obstinate rheumatic and gouty affections, especially TNR AE the same time obstrue- bods, above all in the ute rine iseases of the urinary or. ee tim by him—he is above the age of e the name who is a member of City and State of New York. fections, agains tions in the lower region o| system are diseovered ; ans, ft) fd Blenorthee, hemorthoids. on the bladder, jadder, stone's g)_ plethora and obesity +h orders, debility of the skin, which thanil 8 disposition to profase perspiration, ‘extreme susceptibility, a glandular swellings, indurations from eqular shipments constantly rweei [rere ad to Vy ids 5 i) serophufa and other causes, yy r ‘fresh pd landed per Venelia, via Rotterdam. ‘anted circulars and directions for use, can be had gratis. ‘LORIAN ys 329 Pearl ed St ie -Ageatin the Unieed O5 "To be had also of Mr. Fortenbackt corner of Yasie sed fit son Street. a2 im*r HOT AND COLD SALT. at TER BATHS. ABINEAU"S New Hot and Cold Salt Water, Baths, at the foot of Desbrosses street, “ttn pier south of Cana Kaset, North itiver) are now, open! for the accommodation of both Vadies aud gentlemen. Open from sunrise until 11 o'clock “ “The water where the baths are stationed has been de Boned, whieh Ferdenest as pare a8 any other situation in the vicimty of New York. Bath is exclusively voted to ladies urti’3 PM. UA bend of be in at- tenance every ple want evening. Price of a cold t Bau 1236 cts, ‘warm batl D*& DAVID BRENNA + 1; the honor of informing ‘hia ha fens and the public thst I ehas removed from the Ct Building to 179 Chambers ste. | where he will, without the # mercury, cure aa. «rcina few days, the most ip- rate cages of syphilie diseas. +. Dr. Brenna’s remedy is eu ¥ free from any corrosive or” Cwsoveus mineral, avd when taken according to his Seeciio3s wi infal toms which invariably follo use (Or rather the nse) of mereury, andother noxions med. "me so universally edinin- istered in those cases. Dr. Brennas + ly is 7 can de administered without te ts er of bad conse. quences, the patient being able daring the treatment to attend to his business and live as osual. Dr. Breuna’s practice is not confined to the cure of the above disease, but will continue to, hit professional advice to pa Gents, and to admint ines on the homeopathic system, the only one that has or can ever care chrome diseases, Office hours, from 10 te 2 o’elock, and from 5 to 7 P. M— Chambers street 175. j30'tmr Te SELF SHAVING GENTLEMEN easing a strong beard aud tender face, the Metalic Tabfetand Strop rs is the only article now in uge that will 0} ulties. A most co that the first eutlers in Lone pilikin, 301 Strand; Loweock, 38 Cornhi ‘Thormuull, it New Bond street, have them for sale, aud recommend them with the use of their own eutlery, v4 Im G. SAUNDERS, 163 Brondway ISSOLUTION. —The copartnershig heretofore e isting un- wer the firm of Ball & Beach is this day dissolved by matual consent. David Beach is authorised to settle the business of said firm, Dated New York, August 22d, Wty i Haymarket! Avi B N. DB. ‘The basiness will be coined by rah ee D, ITING PAPERS—j000 reams ruled and plain Lett Ly HTN Foolseap ‘ we £900 reams fine and superfine Flat Cap English Copying Paper superfine medium blue and w ite at ot Beelot’ Papert sortment of Bavelone Paper, for sale at tow prices by E RSE &'BROUKS, iyo 1 Laboecyuetoet TO, THE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR; LACK TER Howgua’s Mixture !—This extremely deli crepe ralleled 80 highly celebrated in China and Sat now sale at the Canton Tea Com ony ablishment, 121 Chatham street, Norte “Ch nese packages, Prices 50 cents Ie rT im*r Moar Ext DINARY CURE.—If any have had doubts, they may now dismiss them, and the most incredu- lous may consider deafness as curable, Numerous cases of ures, and many of them very remarkable, by the use of «© beau published, but this eaps the climax. jearing. Young or Pi a ma) A Lat Smithfield, penney! nd now abo at $0 years d been gradually oe ‘ing deaf for more th an 40 years, ke her hear conversation Last winter sue was induced to tis case, may be obtained at the store ot Dr. JAYNE, 2 Sout sheet strect, Philadelphia, at whic plcce also the medicine is Auld in New York by the agents, AB & D Sands, draggists, 79 Fulton street, corner of Gold, and 100 toc. street, le = nd retail; also sold by 1° ‘avid Sands & 7 ‘East B road comer of Market street; p Bn hy B ‘sande & Co, 273 Broadway. corner of Chambers street. iy28 trar OR OUR. FEARS hae full \¢ at ih 5 F wen of DR. SHEKMAN’S: S ME CAT! ie Oden. S Several lion, boxes ha hare be been aloud Giienpenint Gtittoetlon teal w PHYSICIANS AND ‘CLERGYMEN, Lawyers, Professors, rich and poor, high and low—in fact, nearly the whole Ametican “people, have given them theit sanction, a are now fast spreading their mfluences to every P nown world, Drs. Hunter, Si Vanderpool, Scott, and four hundred other physicians York city alone, recommend Sherman's Lozenges, daily, in thetr practice. Sherman's Me- dicated Lovenges ard nevet wold bye ounee, bat always tn wes, with his name attached, ector being an educated tnd cigenenced Divafelany and a member of the Medieal So- of the city of New York, gives acl rer to his prepa- Fatiors that no others eat COUGHS, COLDS, ConsumPrion, Asthma, Tignes of the Cheit, Whooping Cough, C {eniting Measles, and all affections of the Langs stely relieved by Sherman's Cough , ure all recent cases ina few hours, and often the most slavm- ing cases of Consumption Yield, 9 in "ie vs may Mr. Sires reds of others, even where they been given itp ai incurable. ‘ORMS CAUSE. DEATH i sea wry higpaebegs WAGE fille ever Veins taneaees ildren and adulis of often suffer much from them, when a box of Sher- man’s Lozenges would give them immediate 1 Hundreds of instances come to our knowledge, where ‘on the brink of and the fans trying their the only hope, to Shi stored them to h Lozenges, which have How often have mo’ ers called at the poured forth their thanks and Sfesoings for the restoration of their dear beloved offepring, Never before has a perfect remedy been discevered for the en: tire eradication of afl kinds of worms. HEADACHE, PALPITATION, Lowness of Spirits, Fatigue, F Dest ondency, Nervous Disrases xencrally, and. Sea Sickness, are all subject to the ve ties of Sherman's Camphor Lozenges, ‘They caretivete Headaches, ieesin tem minutes. In facts they ote harm, and bo person should go to sea without the whey are infallible iuea sickness. ‘Persons subject to fa figue,or attending, crowded partes, will find them to relieve ‘of all {assitade and oppression. Wouse 104 Nassau strvet. Agen's—Chureh’s, 169 Bow: 77 East Broadway, and comer Chambers and 7; Codington, 227 Hi Rushton and Aspinwall’s three stores, and 139 Fulton street, Rrookl State Boston, and'3 Ledger Buildings, Ph EDICAL ‘Patients seeking Medical aid M®s hould ‘be exceedingly cautious in the selection of a Doctor, for tis eserigs fect alas! too true, thet of the whol horde of advert tors (s0 called) in’ this devoted city, not more than one in six possess any legal vight to administer medicine, nor are they by nature or education, by auy means aallfed to administer to the srl Tris to be deplored that such base, imposition is suffered o tolerated in defiance of the Jaw which makes: it highly pe offence to practice medicine or surgery witout a legal di- Dr. » Carpenter, however, has mo personal reason to complain in the premises, for sooth to say, from the late rapid inerease of miserable abortive operations on the credu- alid, he has received more solid benefit than while the ‘was confined to more legitimate hands. Pr othe suffering and deluded patient, or victim, however, the consequences are all important, as the issue of ‘life and death too often de} ‘on the first medical advice. an advertising Doctor, came into the door of the temple—isa graduate eof the New York State Medical yxearga practitioner of this city; and his ing for business, so much contemned by hyect, is to obtain money and cure Bilge 140. 4 Peck stip, near Peast_ street. Charges reasona> bles Office open until half past9 F. Men” MS tmen AHIS Liniment. from its penetrating and healin To asranted. to erusteste, (and that mee oiiscraalle ct Rheamauic or laflammatory pains in an almost iecredible = of time. very numerous are the nostrums ace: with geritcaes ned profes ta cure every that the public are extremely slow (and justly too) Im appre: Gating any new article, whatever may be its aii ‘Rome of the most respectable persons inthis ful mony to ry wat ve proof, € bind with guarantee to Flin the pel Dr. Carpenter, althou profession through the fr of Union College, a eet Society, and for cages where it has been faithful fie lind con printed directions) without cing oe ens at wale mere Bi Aen LEPhes rare a thy Swedish ceived per brig na dal any ty x. Beant oa aed BF i ao COLLECTIONS ce ‘of the United States, aoe on oe Wal GUIDE. es! SD-NOr Be ETH. ATE ow ¥ Loliow cet and can be put Li , maimt its iat i, peeve Di.A Rag: Cc. Genet ae the upper shot away.” It was fe manent, but ese wi with artificial portant of teeth. ae Serer will CC re fe the Spanish, Ambassador, os; Spanish Com sul ‘its. General Gaines, Dri, U Johnsons Breciaeat of the Medical Society, and the’: ‘several Protessors of the Ly B her 4 urgeous :—J. Torrey, hysigane an SE . Nissi. —Drs. Casth ay rds ner Broad tend to the eure of dei . all di Dr theears. Aconstic Drops, sure cure for incipient deafness, noises, or colleetions ip the ear. ‘audi im*r THE TEETH. TEETH—A reduction of 2 per cent—Uj "TR ene cheats roveee saeaadinee rer | et oft |. Bee! DEA! as sure, 80 as to be worn with ease entire set; all can be supplied | with 'the a nite ral teeth; tGothche eared,” For exacting tooth, So Children’s, askey, Surgeow Dentist. 27° Mure ra saree et Naber to Uas charelt weet ot Bevedwaye A ON THE Braet Ao ATMOSPHERIC? u And the unvaried satisfaction given, which he fully guarantee in all cases, warrants ih jon of the ladi and gentlemé T unskilfully set, or who may require hy Ay those ed by nature. ped bd 2 ntist, 260 Broadway, ‘of Warren st. opposite the Park. [Copy of a Letter f from Judge Neah to Dr. Levitt.) Deng Sit :—Fe in both a matte pre eS nea ear Sir :—It is a rt of dut sure to state, that the set of artificial tee! principle of atmospheric has succeed- ty pressure which you made for s ad inmy ed in every respect, ia given entire satisfact Lents Tam, dear (Signed) MEDICINES. PRIVATE CURE. (THE ATTENTION OF ACL Suffering under any of the symptoms of secret diseases, whether recent or protracted is directed to Doctor Jordan's specific courses. cure of Gonorrhoea, Gleets and all urethral di course No. 2, for the prompt and pe: nt ‘eradication ‘of ver nereal diseases. These courses are specially designed to enable the patiant to effect a satisfactor picion, to which end each pac your babies au7 lm*r M. M. NOAH. pee for the cure without exposure or sus- Re contains every medicine, ‘was! . ever required, either for internal or external use 8 pad for the uidanee and safety of | e patien! aecompanied Br. Jordan's private tredfisy, ‘The Montior™cvcherstnie teal directions ; with a plain Teaduhen of the nature, symptoms, consequences and trestment of secret maladics—the remedies fark per for Ce different stages—with valuable information use Kins and important advice—suited alike to the resent ieee lids, and to those who having heretofore been un! sate contemplate marriage, or have recently entered i to thai ‘The price of the Monitor is 50 cents—One dollar post- peld’will ensure it free, ‘The courses are each $300, gubran. and admirably feed to effect a cure without further expens adapted for strangers, travellers or reesdents'in the count from their completeness and compactness ; and will be forward: ed secure from observation. Sold for the Proprietor, only at in store 60 Prince street, corner of Marion, 3 blocks east of Niblo’s. Marion isa continuation of Centre. an20 lin*r THE PRIVATE es oth Tg iss a eee wera cure*are stated in th class of ing the confidence of stran- gers coming to this ci rhs begs here to ie wean Beas another column of this paper, under his remarks je his rank as ‘Graduate of Edinburgh, &e- Ke. he has been engaged. in the cure of these diseases, both it hospital andy eit ice, for more ny years are,'and has tis ‘A work expressly on them, Also that ie has testimonial Wee from the most eminent physicians ia Europe. tothe moa Minent iy “Americanag Bit Astley Coo: otNew York, Dr Physick of Prhadetphtay and cot he it is permitted to.refer to almost every. ence in this + Communications by corefully replied to, aut CORNS, ORNS, CORNS. MONS. AND Des A. Doctors, fr EG LEAVE w inform the they will be hoppy to ie oa 'e been practicing in ited States but a few mor — that shore pat have Te- most ¢ ceived testimonials from some of t gant and others, asto the benefit and ‘comfort whine they ceived since they have been attended by them. They have. the honor to inform the public that by anew and peculiar, method tom extricate Hard and Soft C« nions, Callosities, ke, ut eutting, Mons and Made, B, do not attempt to offer . ostium requiring secre sy oF faith fo ensure its efficacy confidently assure those who may suffer from troublesom and painful Corns, that theyazay have the. satisfaction of carrying away their tormentor, the*Corn, in their hands, Mons, anal ave in their ion upwards of thousand gertifirates from thogawho have etwerienced relies ‘at their hands. and have practiced thelr profes: sion for seve: nts years in y, France and England, ‘cxperiencena feet have acquired great skill nd meh practical attested by numerous ce! from the A dione and German oh ry as well as from several of gentry of tl countries, delivered to them after four years cure. ‘The. operation will not occupy more than ten minutes, and the relief is so instantaneous that the per- sons thus treated can immediately put on their shoes and walk bere ey least Loma 3 Wwill be waited on at their own resi- dence eg cy duie a home morning from 8 till 11, and in the afternoon from ull ‘sorclock, Office at Bos 151 Courtst- iy8 3m*r Stricture THEE OWING REMANKS,¥ wink f PLACE BE- ‘ORE the public afew most deeply interesting facts.— Birat, Phat the ds SrRicruRE, is of very Srequent occurrence and often exists in persons who are notin TK least aware of it; that a very erroneous notion prevails we ery contend oy that ignorant advertisis “people tak rroneous notion; then, "that there me af} tance which'a Stricture m a est atoor that the cure of S fice from paint end’ generally cosotolished ture is corte "VORA Regard tothe first of these remarks:— Itis well known that Stricture is the result of 8 aS ly treated Gon orrh if that disease issuffered to con- ides into a got, Now, there ix no ‘pain or inconvenience in gleet, and therefore itt often suffered to remain ut it should be known inds Sree vous and dys] tickan Facer hans ersten el Midd ok aboalae is the idea that streture.eannot exist so long to the flow of urine btncture often exists for years Erikigg’ change in thie terpect; indeed diminish rupted stream of urine longs only ie WO of cases, anc it a prevent this very state that these remarks are published. ‘The advantage, however, which. ignorant advertising pron Every body knows fam about this City, and that ell their nostruins as long as any one will buy | a ‘fact and one which every real yh will mediately acknowledge, teat all the tnedicine in alone, can never tay ts Tn proof of this, nothing is more common tha for the writer to be consul! why have been tab all ma and pills, and cord.als, Peecal the but whom, ‘on seeing the a Ce is iting these iti therefo cview? of mreveating these. imposition, therefore, it ete iny before the mea few plain circ sons er of things—as colored drops, ike, for or many months together, real natare of the case, he has cure: j but, to go on beyond s six weel eryeed, at feast, for the s The effect a stricture has. Bet. oe ee Strictuie to depress the 5} a, and oo lenoee mental activity. This also is one ae Not, however, that it is seen alike s0 common that the writer rareit® a he tees sien fa Syn eh —— fi re: herve (and care) that this is ee [lished in ver ina we li je time. say mat this ar hina dnd sucht we emehcions il or two on th id ae sae src n ly y rely with « ‘that, be view nb haa Been engaged in The'cure Of tnese diseases. ‘oe cit for mare taan ear, hed two ‘a work ex- eS premly on dem ‘cme in MBorope to: te ual Teers From the phys in Europe to the moat eminent. in ee ese He, f, Mott, of New and thet he is perma ley Cooper, 10 -¥ eiacde rules ‘of emiseses ie le his private residence, No. &8 Green attery, at any hour.—He may alae be Ne volume above refei rr. Ralph ae Fontes 6 rea tne ferred to is one ai7im*r * weil publish in merican edition of ory, has furnished ition, or any other, new matter not. andy in ether with the connected sheets. of the copies are retained in the =| Hee faa e ee oe a care 4, bea hound Candy. ieee he AR sence ied unefous reeeasienee iw Brae au ars Blood: thowere rl aa fs quite smart until daring cines, ‘our Candy, hot rest night ery. Roving seasons, as follo . following. lara masisaporesetioorian ‘direct tas much as | was able to buy, anti meee fornlshed te wi auc, ¥ Vscearl ee and its truth anon peer Ageuts—Zieber, abot ks Yh street, Boston; Rawls & Co, th misville, Je 6 St. Char! h ts f joarhound Gandy is bea PA ee Sint ‘All letters Tome ee Sirostedt to | Pi ASE & SON, 45 Division street, attended aul? lor : INCORABLE, aia GENTS pyAsseraral of your tificates are in the form Totter Thave’ conclude ‘ame method 10 ex press my grateful ‘on for the virtues of your tucom: Parable compound trace Hoarhound Candy, as in my ease, Under the blessing of Providence, it has doue wouders. “ha for last e or four years: Pg eg ee myge 4 sean wea sees pain p of m rulders and faintuess a the mas jm stoma ing coagt Is great dist streaked with considera often ery dificult case de suffering at tim Bree up all hoy the care of owe of tae most e nounced my cane incaa ie. I Ch, son presented me alanze ter had used about worth ri (been Tam now Tamborine, ht Mice health Gon years. rry street. Messrs. Pease & Son, 4: isi on wt.” GUSTS “Rahn & De inal 10 Astor House, 1 Broadway and 96 William st; 1 Greenwich; Wash- hum, 285 Greenwich Holden, 3 220 o ivingt T. Martine, corner 2ist stand 9th nue; re een ag Brigham. comer Hons'on lly tony "py and x Bo Blakes Stacen' island. oe tot erage a fon sts Bandley, 15 High, at; Stewart, 75 Fulton st; Berry, 4 ork Cot Atlantic and Henry aul? Ime TENDER CHINS 8. NY GENTLEMAN may he instantly relieved from all f shay by othe METALIC TABLET RAZOR SURO. turned by G; Saunders, which suyercedcs the wecessity on hone, a by which the most unskilful can Cae v smooth an edge as the razor could by any possibility exhibit, most experience the only effectual means which the art of man has yet for'giving to every one an opportunity of suiting his ra is chin with the same certaiury as he can mend a ia Gora hand, which any peragn will be shown by bring” reser abet hetore maul! Im*r Sold at" G. SAUNDERS, 168 Bro he UGH BEARDS !! LEASURE IN SHAYI red by the use of Cha Pie MAGIG RAZOR STHOR, wie METALLIC HONE, forming one of its four sides, with which every por gonmay’keep his razor in. perfect order, whether at sea or On Te presents four faces, each of different sharpening pro- eereremtlar Bik Coe hiealis Hiteenct an tents rer ofthe ordinary hone and fishing on the simale all skin. feret prices 50,73, Sand 1,50, encm accoring to ‘out: ward size aud Gubh. ‘The ventory art of the 73 eeat’ smo ing same as.one at $1,5b, Wholesale prices $9,50, $1, 86, $7.30, $9 and $12 per don, SS APMAN, No. ot Will mm treet ‘The performing part of my 75 cent strop_ Wi or to Stunders hert,at $3 enchand the money returned ifthe pyrchaser be dissatisfied. 25 Imer O NEW YORK INVALIDS—D;JOHIN THO of Albany, son of the Founder of the Thomsonsan of Practice will, by Particular request be at No. 343 Broome st. for a few days, whi may be consulted by such patients as are afflicted with chronic disease, from which they can find no Felief from other sources, of which he thinks may be cu: au7 Im*r ially dys ries, fou popt ales Ady years 30 sas al gescrptons of old ro tiver ‘old chains, seniacs Ta the ety. Geld Wenskes Watches and Jewelry exchan Watches, gold anc iver p tail, Tower ieee at | ot top moth Tow as 25 to 30 do! ed or bought. All ‘Watches are Wi kee] time, Srthe money retamed, Wetches and Clocks repaired in the best manner, a t much less than the rah — Brome of he fue the city, G-C. ALLEN, fm: rterof Watchesand Sem, wholesale and retail, ‘30 Wall taest, ‘up stairs. jy21 im*r OIL! OTL! OTL TOIL i P OIL.—A arti Rueveg LA ee ie now tye 4 fie oe duced pric Tt burns be} a pon pa? surpassed yy no other kind, ind be ing free from neither emi emit- ting smoke 1 ‘nor forming a cruston reneicheeie hy be found not ‘a pleasant but an economical oil for all purposes. Grocers gt Hotel proprietors are particularly invited 10 try it, ar yt ty, re it is sold in an) juan Fa aL Sl “SAMANOS & BR OT R Also, the article Fancy Soap. Pale bet HIND’S DEPOT JF WEBB'S BURNERS, JMPROVED, at 114 Grand st, next door to Jouse.—The subscriber respect fally informs his friends and. the public in general, that Bote the manufacturer of those Lamps since their imepdeetion, has now brought them to that perfection which makes them su- Perior for cheapness, cleanliness) and brillianey of light to ‘ll rs now in existe a his long experience in the ba siness, esses over all others in the trade, he is enmbled to sell at 50.0 79, Per cent lower than for- by this great reduction i deniers, and hong erly charged by th Of public patronage. The great, tofore existing m the trimming, so saiveseeily com by all that have used chem, is now as gee riee vention of a Patent Trimmer, so may put them in cols bre: Perfect order for barning, ee fs Yeast trouble, vex saperior aval qualit, sin fe sol whieh “valiant other satetance now in cla ess than one drops no fire from th “wick, and Teanly, leaves no. grease. amass and iP thes ‘entirely, like ooding of the wicks, erect in order, aia corre, dicen abl be filled as offen as they maselves empty. Ca sd Gas, Chemical Oil, and Alcohol, at Peg prom ah gran be lh ny Ep ye ne a camaphing, ‘Astral Lamps brouzed and ceil Ountry merchants and all others who wish to procure a re« id article are respectfully invited to examine his e cept that the Mikatuter item. nH Mi their advantage. ‘N. —Constantly0 on hand, kene ral assortment of r Kitchen ers, alec, egy and Copper ne ie in} nerd ted at the ee i SoS Wes JAMES peor sg LO MARRIED LADIES. iE RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS; ~ well as’ Hhomsendete tte tie for Tee the ont 0 ot arn i Soenaee Ee where. Sree lie in —s Valea ay 1 aes erin it Loa em r weil eoantry main rope with the physiology and ana aes her—by ee the Seetfne and rat heeithot ct eet sarce in the ian of |i warts valnrg comma ot He RE ye Rn Ci gs the discovery ¢ 1 her. cele Nebrted."™ retire ged eee goo ans thee" many an alfectionate aera Lu, 5 and » PEALE TRAN On et ited do e on all complaints incident'to the human frame. Of those functions of nature upon w ith ofr wry bnelctiopemte, oo as 10 require but a ‘ew ys to ‘effect. aperfect cure. Ladies ning during confinement or other porto. meals ch time with private table an owders,” for married | mit Me, bok hs il forbids ofthe oe Y, ar to any part of % k I Leters. (post paid) reds Not Beaver street. iva tm@r dw PORTUGUESE Bidtedy ALE PILLS. pean Ai BSLASBUR Sera i are he Par ie of the world. the only preparation ever covered that, certain in produci my such tl mi Mate a ty ea Eres are sy of the U: 2, fase Bink pereat PUB: IED DA(L i AMES GORDON BENNETT aN | Hina AND NASSAU STRrETS. Ne rR RALD—A soateeer scribers ahi, mea ‘at the aremi ne —, aoe