The New York Herald Newspaper, September 22, 1842, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD Vol. VIII.—No. 263 --- Whole No. 3113 NEW YORK, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER a2, 1842, Price Two Cents EDICINES. COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PH! Cc > ae £S TABLISHED FOR TH! SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY, d success since its com the most. ‘Sais Dejsenla rom Se fe ant vy fer te udcious treatment of th of heal Callers: Re folloy obtained a celetri paralelled in. ue ~ Lt cram bevel ve siege te aie fever. ve T ANGDYNE LIAISE Nr. For the cure Fae iA icle peas onlie, sprains, spi- headache, tbe totems, Sat fis tad perenne Meliel’gualanteed” ‘Bold in Votes, 13 om ARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIXTURE. “renee ‘of all cases of a delicate bout produced. by quackery. 1 and by E SME RIOAN "ANT 'B LOU: CATHARTIC PILL, Horihe cure ofall derangements of the. liver, puritying. lod excising the whole altmentary canal to bealthy action, ni giving new vigor tothe vital powers. This medicine is tire! y superceding the drastie purgatives of the nostrum cadets HE FEMALE RESTORATIVE PILL. For the cure of those hats omg pecult poten to the Of the, Yom and to restore and preset = a ere a oe pomssone cry Ras and sold Tee RS TLEY COOPER'S PULL , For ~ eure Ch a! eruy gout, ic rheuma to im wollte PaNCA ANCE Pav = Fite Cie ee ar Rode: “Boldin bottles at 50 ceata and al Lael HEALING POWDER, | For the eure of tare uperficnl sacerations of the. we Sold in closely” aoa phials at 50 oe neh “ue above stad y also be had of E. ag saest “InT Bowery. Pi King, 287 ae jas L.'Theall, 8 _fomiinl alco at be pines order, au2g 3mr 'W. S.RICHARDSON, Acent BRISTOL'S SARSAPARILLA. My SURAG TURED and, sold by the proprietor, C. C. RISTOL, Buifalo, and for sale, Agent, WIL- LIAM BURGER, Wholesale Droguiat ani! $2 Cort- be Os Cote, 188 Greenwich st, and by the ace Diuggists throughout the This preparation has now been before the public abou ven yours, during which time its reputation has been steadily, and rapidly advancing, until its present and deserved celebrity fas been attained--nor is it stationary at even. this altitude of estimation, as the evidence of each succeeding day cl evinces. Many of the first Physicians 1 the ecuntry luntarily borne witness to its superior efficacy of value, as their written certificates, now in the possession of the propri ‘estimonials almost inaumerable, from its use, or haveseen its me- dicinal virtues tested by their friends, are also in possession of Be, Beta bleh iors ta thie by Wy operation et ‘extreme have ynces in which, by sick and the almost despairing have been restored to health md ines STOL’S SARSAPARILLA is a rare and combination of vegetable remedies of. establi value, and from its peculiar properties is almost ‘infallible in Gil cofmplaints that afise 'rom impurities of. the blood, from the morbid actisnct the absorbent and) gla Blandular ym consut 1 1oual idiosyncracies, itary predisgosil anti: general all chronic and long standing infirmities trregularities of the human frame, ‘To enumerate all the dis- the fellowing pereat fain ligase, Brooklyn. fer New ork, atg7 Nassau cases in whichithas ‘been found to be # sovereign remedy, Would be to make this notice much too ‘we can Quly here suxgest 10" the fender the value and {importance of this preparation, and refer him to advertisements in the public papers for more detailed intelligence. respecting its efficacy, in nearly Fewtanee et ee wo mpd hows ‘of the most ordinary or endemic ic eharacter ‘he proprietor desires only to hay titention ‘generally, directed to this. art confi- dlont that its ues only need be known to be appre: twill stand the teat of any trial, and that increased pans ey and added popalarity, must be the direct result of its more extended acquaint om the nas namaian letters: daily received by the proprietor of Bret *sSarsayurlia, hy the alomng is selected, merely to te fluotas abesble, edi the deal ery tn nee invaluable. edicine e city, as Sins: i Dre einen of tam eit soll ews how amtict a] ists, of this city, e eit ee Glako weelhs shows, consieaively Gas be ericle i is allit it purports to be. (COPY.) " ‘New Yon, April 20, 1942. Mr. _ wad (Basset eee g ¥. We have been sel erable quan- ti.ies of your Extract Serpent, on and rat hin from the ac. have used. ity that count we hear of its virtues Serarar those the sale in this city may be. naemtenen: bv paying it more attenti advertising. Our arrangements are such with the different papers that we can have advertisements inserted on ae better terms yey os and more i as oraeling ment w with, agi : from ‘chi or if you visit Sijceegtatg ae eee 78 Fulton street. Yours, very fall Ty BA! ted with ponerse th Croc, os mm our tice, believe it to contain the ac ive of Sareaparilit; n'a highly cooce form, and as a preparation ‘we esteem it as one of the best we have ever met with. wIDGE,MD CYRENIUS CHAPIN, M CHAS WINNE, M Diy MOSES BRISTOL, MD JOSAH BARNES.MD J 8 ui D WLEY. MD ‘$8 SPRAGUE, MD AUMILLER, wD HR ork 8, D From Doctors Wells and Cheney, resident Physicians at Can- Kapih Canaxpataua, Dee. 27, 1838. ristol’ fe tly prescribed Mr. C C "a ration Pry Sdenskl my a ae jee, and have always found to an- Hiouhle: Oar kootledee of the article bes er imited, : ledge o rele has not been li tnd Tacha eran ‘Sarsaparilla we haveever LLS, M D, EW CHEENY, Mya on or The following extract of a letter from D: the oldest and mostrespectabl Practitioners’ ta western see- “See ECB istol—Dear Sir: Py scen ty Se again, saat you please, 5 you may send ime two dozen bottles, "3 cars, di to me at this 1! Sureaparile Yor 2 few year pact, with much edvantage, it la a siegiaaraenieoih Goer aite Neat senicy lous % syphilis; and in chronic fenejal deiliy, rom almost a Tegenersily proves useful. J think your Fluid Extract the best beat reparation of ila I ever used. PrepeAV ith much respect, yours, Luly, From Docts. Hoyt & May* J. A. HYDE. Patwrna, July 2, 1941. .C. Bristol-Sir: We have wed your Extract of Sar ind for diseases arising from an im ite of the blood, and as a general renovator of the system em it as the best article uow in Bre. HOYT, M. . From Dr. A. Miller: Roun; July 36, ina. I 4 with the " faccured by C. C. Bristol ot Be ca ab me Taade wa gl re my a te a highly dew wand paration, | ate Settee oar sey A. MILLER, M. D. Coiims, Erie Co., iia Tor 5, 1841. nainted with Brit Bristol's il ‘a uum. ve very frequently prescribed it in tice, and have invariably for ound’ it to answer the desired effect. I consider the reputation of the article established, and where the genuine can be obtained, have no hesitation insaying that atrial of its virtues will sustain my ym 8. C. NOYES, M. D. From Dr. A. P. Curtis: “. Attica, Genesee Co., July 3, 1941. Ihave frequently prescribed Bristol's Sarsapaillaih my prc tice, and have no hesitation in recommending pe ing al} ¢ A fazive peincipts C4, ‘Sarsaparilia, and as . eparation, me one eS CURTIS. A. D, ‘Reece, May 6 a From Dr. 8. C. Noyes: Thave been incr css? Soares seeoated Salle Aen Ve Hose Ore Tory may be attributed to the tae of Busta Sarangarilian si AVSEBURGERS st'ere, eae, ze & AB Roe» iy. anten, July 2, 1 We, the undersigned, i nim ba ig: scat and the above stacemene of his cyse tp bet we have not the least of Bristol's Sarsaparilla. I Siete was ine motes oF nee sare one wali ie disease. a ca ae M. D. —— Jury Toss, nyt oy is cquarnted with Y the the avove statement, which we velieve ay rae ee Sn bein el N FISHER, Justice of the Peace, AGLER. jars been late! y the called to see him his illness, some tims ist say tor Sey I fined and AS Sits! Ms ‘and attending to Iris wants while he was si ‘ase was one that | was con tating As nurse, jc With but never pre- cd for; i was P for the. most part of seven ertighe years ch bal boas blige be be conveyed about the hnuge and arsed in 8 cradle eonatracted vor the varpos”.. Une the gommenced the use of Bristol's Sarsapasiila her disease Aya Saran ie 7. Gage in ber i chet map openlon: Wens the ieedictos wonls be eftect in producing ac ire. con tortectly convinced thet. her recovery in entcely at tribuvalte to the useot Perey" . t was frequently called vo the disease had HiN M. HARRINGTON, M.D. Avoes, Janoary 17 1012 ror Sisson cnet ‘pt ot eeaet xe Brolapene Mis tare 0 rseasg eri of an tugravated chatectsr, an. resisted ail the ageuts, laid down in OnE mont eminent cuthors. In agicion to remedial agents re: commended, prescribe struments to no effect. I am clear gy oth the moro that he her cure may be attributed to the t eg Samspanile, GROVE C. GAGE, M. D. w was el January 17, 1043. fe have ani Maynards sichueas Tor exgnt Years past, ha stances of Mi always under = | dhe, Urecved ss HOLLAND & GLOVE stood her case as a have been st (mgt the reach of medicine, and to see her about, table ent ye. au 7 Sats See 2 ans of her husband. andar fret sia thea bea a JOSE RR EMAN 0. C. Pleas. HORACE Si ANUBY: Justice of the’ Pence. H. re D, Postinaster. DEXTER EX ELL, Supervisor. Holi g Ae nooKS. A history of the above eases may be aren by call falo Com mercial Advertiser, Nov. " Hernaonpixany pen of one of our telligent Taente are entitied to the fullest Coalience, tales really a r-markabe one 1 have been sup posed she pomet of imedict Sate rent of the ian who “ge Patient in ‘ho was at the time one of the Editors of fi a ame tated tak lia made aale indees t fallen humanity is to @ rience: from eed ha to much se mere ‘and protracted sat. fering, and such calamitous and shocking mulllation, as has faliew to the lot of James Wyexofl. Ind 13 years of age, now ii f' Clarence in <The article bel Keates Ww fs rom ‘medical men, "whose state: “he. Caye he de. T2001, ommer peciagia eect healthy and farmer, the putable parents, who have a numerous frag of My of robust child. ren. seg rn my gr age was suddenly deprived Of the sense of hear was 1 since, which was soon Splipwed, ee was ras probably aa rack of i of the aay gengrene, then a considerabl re Toot of Tictiam af tee ees arti rmity could be impressed upon rightful disease ceased its rava- jontrs, to renew them again. in system with greater and move destructive "as the intelli mo- the writer of this—was on the 1ace ar stent Sther. parts of the every. . me two years.ago, a “black spot ther of this most unfortu ora cid ‘ol observed under the wail = ‘each big toe. i ponent appear- ance was the precursor of a second attack ol hich Epuaily extended over each foot and leg to SCS oat lashes ; teparation thew toak place, and n' due, course po _ th limbs drop The ti ¢ right hand wore Gite ateeckat th thes Ssinaing Med etten extended torwithin afew iaches of the shouler, and at Fength the right aye fal pe nd like the dead branch of a li disease then si itself at the elbow of the left arm, ‘and oa Po le! yore producing ei de ceenntion of the ofthe | "The integuinencs of the ight side, near the cenite of t rib, and of the Tighe eve, were alo fected ‘with the sam destroying complain On examining the boy, wig notwithstanding he is deaf and shtly, the greatest marvel to mute, is really intelligent und ‘us was, how it was possible for titution: feeble aad litsleos that the syatern rea teptoly falling to Ploues from the ts parts, could. then reduced ato 8 ment Ofhumaiity, hold out, and prolong for years a miserable, ex- istence. strange as it may seem, we found Ul iece of a child ting at the dinner table with the rest of the family, and feed- ing himself with meat, potatoes, bread, aud the like, with an evident relish of the hearty meal.’ His stumps of lunbs, which ented a hudec Icera, are_now heal but tl left o tell the fry dome vo tv teh toslter cad the ports at verromed tne Bight ey , the lower jaw, ed ee fragments of ears st ing on the head, the appearance ‘of which we shall not attempt to,descri: ‘The certain check given to this terrible spreading and hope- less malady—the removal of the iutense protracted. prins ever excited eathe d fungeous flesh connected with aaa animal matter—tl alee sleep, increased st th. and stable conva- Tesence so manifest inthe person of mere all, and fahany justly, Gr Stiger bcd ‘his mother to tothe Saet ats PRIS. for the Inst siz wee lar portions of Mrs. C. TOL*s SARSAPARILEA. ‘Titec who have, witnessed tre picious, and most anexpected effects of this medicine ing en eatraordi case, are uvanimous inthe opinion that been early administered when the disease was com- paratively small and feeble, and the constitution sound FO) it could not hay iled to at of the ities that can befalahuman bong eneeet " Gex. Ma MR. CC. BRISFOLTI ‘hace bers neaustoted with Peter ey ye Ey ch gan 5 is day, the facts set forth ia the above, from the Commercial Adverts ten are cormecis ORANGE MANSFIELD, P, M Nov. 26th, 1841, North ‘rie Brooumreto, Oakland Co., Mn, July 23,181) Means, Jone OemTeTED able Co, Mn, aly 32, 14 yetr 1882, I was attacked with what was calied by some of m: jaqs x E I immediately Ni bys a ‘Dr who sada be cut coms Ui I — to another fntleyen wi lered blistering. ing my nese 1 employed eight different ph was advised to have my arm amputated, vehich’ Td ary e the year '37, mortification set in, when I envi a root doctor, who appeared to help it ‘some. Ina aH rer dosids spn ot horses ‘and two cows, and spent the w! it, say $150, hich only served tok keep it back. I beranged almost tery, ining Id hear nok without any gi san great Jn Jaty Iasi, a.cure was a by a person who, like all others, failed ‘The expense Of all this has been at Teast From about four inches low the shoulder, to abont the mit iy came ‘Across & wrappe U id made wy y mind Co ofthat month, T commenced periorit ‘who may be similarly cs a be Yor alt rod “_WALLTAM PEARSALL. Persons who ha bis ofthe of this medicine, are invited to call on ay donb of Fetter ae Chee ete caeie: fore purchasing the arti ele _ m. Waite hn Ste Paris and Ridge ‘illiam Stebbins, ‘opener sts. ea Smith. 82 Clinton street Robert H. Gordon, 13 Orange street Mrs, A. He 6,99 Ridge st eet William Wil M. Vandewater, 3 fh Lenmel Leland, o¢ Hudao fae Late As Fal alton street, 1, Brooklyn ent Sit Cone test fhe i 338 Grand erect ee A eeeee 4 Foun street mn stre Sana john ‘Culver: 191 ena they fully satiefy themseh if, re, they will take the trouble. to eall on 1 50 Courtlande street, or at Milhan’s 183. mp ree amine substantiated testimony in addi Ae oar eee ny? is! it it I'prove conclusively that the. arti epaiporcs to CAUTION As the fume of this wonderfl ‘ncdicion exten, Dutation. ‘Tie aificted theretere should be’ caretaly they wish the que article, to sek for. tol’s, and see that WRITTEN ciguatureof'C. © Busou be scrtes the coms of the Forsale by reputable Druggists and Agents throughout the William Burger, Wholewle Agent, 20 Courtlandt street, and xe S Greanpric can and at, my wiht the following pc thane Pharmacy. es Broadway : ‘Aspinw ue we eg? Hegre at "Avenue AUTE .; Be kenbash, 709 Gri DG rr B. Guacken een EAU D Goes EAU DE BEAUTE. or Trae Water of for exterminat a an, Seine. rr 38, rus, Biot cu: eels Eapoes srnstio delicate white necks, hanus, fad arms, ad tii A elas Juvenile bloon atiade un: walled.” its and erties in all’ ronghne and harshness of the s ncenpecin al ivallay ing the iby shaving, ix bevond compare. swarms accegcumls ferent enn polos ty parent cal pop-gun pu pads, Gowrenate Guin Lotion hs ‘anotifasivel way slowly bat but sure’y and steadily ito public fa thronchog ie Salted Ft eat, i: nur is ‘vat ane ness” (its price bottle, though a Siapaiely ches than the vile stu apread dail Sehce ths pastiovevce itt . yas “uch heap remedies or “Stineral Ast ‘gg ‘ing not objects contemplated, bie by their te: wert vgeiel jjniaaioas to health, ‘UD ATER O A 'Y'recommends itself by its combined nee Hecach indy dy wri x iwiviene ane ons. aie balan acto juatice that T should oe xiveyou ‘my unqualified testimonial ofthe walt efficacy, innoce of r pentyine aod lea ‘cleausic the ie Wafade con pimple and my face” You shonld Mou Ami, a2 it sovereign pi? 1 jornishos root urtaces call Mas ee ee te esti “enchante m de'le cosmetique et je en vous remercie de tout mon coeur, EMILIE DESMOULINS, Pension Fransais, Greenwich street “T have iS Eau de Be te in use—it is an admirasle article, and I shall recommend od PHILLIPR, Philedel; Ihave had several calle for your westy for fhecblens her A nod tes lady! living here bought bottle of desired ALEX. ired effect,” Nout 7 : UU finie “ Tcheerfally bear testimony to the e prem aiy Foey pena B. pony is ya blish my ume, o pal oopecte. Etter leks es os ten Dew ees, Se § i ae ovetanity tie day evening for expatiat , and showing th cts it juced on my yma reqs tht i Swould procure her bustle of it jease send one per bearer. JOSEPH M—, Broadway. conviction of the entire efficacy min realizing all that it pro uisfied purchaser ean receive pi. if a be had oa aaa MS ot eccclusive Office, 67 Walker st. ane re Broadway, at $1 per bottle, and of the following py Guthrie, 4 Maiden Lane; Goshen, Elliott; Philadel- “Brown. To Chesnut street; Baltimore, Seth Hance, i ae EE amgdy sion, nen Mah ets Jo i ey ebeas vowel rarleion; Salem, Ives; New a yer, ry, Cqacinmt, Thoma, it the U. completely ‘end permanently Cygne r bottle. ‘a pare life whiteness 1s wenerally ane r_ bor. $17 Im t 4 ‘page, ii J importer of t near Broad back Ba ty, Dachess Jatest a styles te and" Saroge, just publish righ epics | is married and single persons, in matters of the wthmont ia to the Lm Ly = dub red in this jongst the things duly con: of cal oprgs tor bertggness 10 et sate tion and increase; Tre arts oan er of solitary practices, aad how whe ha may its effects cured ; The causes of Lor cout for CS — = oe en Or an unhay a, ee. Transl: ee ite Parisedition, v Philip, x Hoye For sale at 102 Nassan i Forty, cure the work being sent to any part of the United Sta MISCEL LANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS HOUSE OF REFRESHMENT. No. Ant STREET. THE Proprietor of this establ fora to supply his customers with the aeieens of the son, served up inthe best manuer, The quality of the viand and his very moderate charges, are evident from the flatte: Biren te shal bi the public are pleased daily to award His effo.ts shall be, as they have heretofore been, to me coutinaanee, to secure to his house that reputation for ——— my mr apa which é has tor so long a K me maintained. prietor is no longer connected with # other ‘sablahmrnt be wl ba his sole and undivided atten- tron to the best mterests of thi * house, and spare no pains for the maintenance of its moc reputation, sii Im*r SHAKSPEARE, 1 Park Row, and 3 Ann street. HE. TIUBSCRIBER hegs to return his best thanks to i numerous friends, for the kind and liberal encourage ment they have given him since he re-opened the al establishment assures them the public in peraly that he will contiaue to use every exertion to merit their pa tronege, ‘The Larder will be always supplied with the choicest deli- cacies of the season, which will be served up ina Superior Mah her, at prices in accordance with the times, ‘Phe Bar will be stocked with wines, liquors, draught and Regen ales, London porter, and se; quality” Breakioets, dinners, eas, and suppers, at all reasonable tot dishes, sours, &e.,on hand every day, between the hours ovsie iS—-The very best. that can be procured, in evary X ‘ Batable notice being given, ANY DISH whatever can be rocure M Private rooms, for the accommodation of dinner ind. sa parties, EDWARD WINDUST. si3 2taw is tw*r PPERRArIN LUNCH.—Gourmonde’ Qui Vive? bi od ‘sands of our good cits. lovers of f good have beet for 3 all of the very best some weeks t Suffering, re disappointmen’ oe the I Og of ithe jar-famed “* rapin Lunch.” i eve is now, however, over, and cals may! for be it known dniéthy John Adams, o! steerbock- er memory, h Terrapin; also the, ietor, one of the Tnest tle fellows in Christendom, y’ fept 4 Cart, Now, then, smack your lis ye Soemecrane the a Tine the nude’ ot Sandy ha tion 1 good eating am the ‘Termin, ‘Atsingle Took i jae the vel e Box,” will appease the hunger of him with purse, and a caste of the genuine at half the old poe will tuckle the palate of the veriest anchorite. Hine Greeu Turtle served up this day, and every day during the season, 6 im: ne cy “Anti-An, ystem of Writing. GREAT REDUCTION. yaom b eas pRisTOW ol London, (fully informs the Ladier Gentlemen of New York and Bro klyn, that his classes Evening, have commenced for the season, and that 5 has ReDUCHD hus ‘Terms one nall.—to Six Dotiars! Avapemy No. 235 Buopaway, NEAR PARK PLACE. Gentlemen of all ages are positively tanght in twelve lessons, a bold, free, expeditious and finished business-like style of ‘Writings n0'matter now bad, illegible stiH, or cramped wniting inay be, “See specimens at the duor, 235 Broadway. ND THe Lables A.nent and handsome, delicate. and fashionable Hanning Hand ‘weive Easy Lussons 1 VISITORS in’ Now York can take a course in Three !—Mr. B. is to be seen from 9 to 1 A. M., or from 4 t0 8 “Evening Classes from 7 to 9. Boox-Krerina Punbe on a superior method, by double and single entry, scientiliealty and ‘aires 0 Bi Se AS de Fe STENOGRAPHY. A new system of the Artof Wriung Short-hand, for taking down Lectures, Sermons, irials ac Law, ke Ke., ‘taught per- ‘Ms. Bristow in one course of lessons ! at 233 Broad- peciinen, ork of the author is presented toevery poral & for their permanent guide. U.S. or Yy DESPATCH POST Po New York, 26th July, 1812. ‘OURS of Deli h day, (Sundi Ho antl every Many, As (Sundays excepted) at the ins tree before past # o'clock, A, M % ¥ P M| Will be sent out for de- Atall the Stations bef livery at'9 AM, and t worl clock, A,M{ and dovclock, PML 2" PM Letters to be sent Free, musthave ‘Free Stamp” affixed to them, otherwise tliree cout will be col-ected of the party to No money must be enclosed fu Dffices, Lists ‘ot th 100, and every ink be obt ie ei upper or lower post offices. Stamps the su the City Despatch Post will Bovvee sived. It is nurmber of the residence aNoul be‘ stated in sal lets rs ie Post Master solicits the earlieat imormation shonld any irregularities occur.” JOLIN LORIMER GRAHAM auzs ly et Post Master. uP EPICURES! EPICURES! EPICURES! FTE, Subscriber, formerly knows as owe of the and T house Ni where of Blew 1 Eyek, of No. 8 Broad street, having opened a fe den, Season, Gane. Poultry: Fish, &e celebrated Mill Pond, Sh hrewsbary and all choles “Oy or or giakla which obtained the premium at the last Soval hee fitted up a saloon unequalled in the ei theirfamilies visiting Niblo’ —Clubs ani Private Parties wishing, room: commonated as above, by s7im*r JOSEPH 'TEN EYCK, ECONOMY, cegintee ati AND GOOD HE undersigned has, at mar Uses fitted up one of the langest ost splendid Coffee and Eating ‘ork, in which one hundred ick ccaslmenna me eaeiet breakfust, dinner, and the choicest supplies ofthe markets, with a bill of fi celled either as regards quality or number of dishes] b: tel ia the United States, and varying in prices from si One alulling aud eightecupeuce perdish. ‘The purest Java and Mocks coffee and the very best teas, and served at only three Dents per cup, 1 othe: fresher proportion. The waiters are uniformly civil and ny Visitor may assured of feeling in this estab at home.” In fact, every went of the nder the superinten- f competent overseers, wh d attention are directed to comfort and conveni customers and guests. HENRY, GosLiNG Proprietor Et) French and American 0 Rating Hi louse, Nos 64 and 66 Nassau st, between aiden Lane. _P. 8.—-Open Sundays “4 r breakfant, ie0 time eer ar fom ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND MATERIALS FOR FLORISTS. RUN LA ROSIERK & eouRT, 16, 1 The only successor of Brun Lu Roslere i oy woot Pack: t Ships Silvie de Grasse and ent of Superior and Fashionable reat Parisian styles. ter 16 Will be street is the true and only depot of those su- ‘aris, Kine de Tracy ra articles from their manufactory in ‘Tine above firm has been lepaty declared by ane of a Tribunal de Commerce and the Cour Boy |, at Paris, to be the coly legitimate successor Of the firm of Brun la Rosi oa re mar ViCrOsins & Ge aoe business at, aa blishment, No. 395 Broadw: stairs.—Mad"tle Vic. TORINE, whose name year toeees popular from its frequent mention in the Parisisn Journals of Fashion, and whose house at Paris was the rendezvous of the fashionable world, has the honor to aunounce to the ladies of New York, that she will on Mmenday nest, the 20th of Bepteraber, open Her establishment for the sale of ‘French Fashions, consisting of Cloaks, Shawls, Mantelettes, Aprons, Hats, Caps, Mead Dresses, and Fancy Parisian Articles. correspondents of Mad’lle Victorine will keep her con- stantly supplied with the very latest Fashions, T'wo skilful French workwomen are always in attendance. si7 Im*r asmon oe, CE LADIES, F te, Shae 8 NG rer of he celebrated ., offers i ene a anee select and choice assortment of ine uns the. aut rat as yetp one ae pub- lie, the articles The cinerea che followin lebrated S}] vA jcarorr pos ‘AND ‘Ont NAL These aig tithe aS Bie ay wo do—An entire new syleo ont MODINE Soria? ELSSLER Parisianand English FANCY ae ws, of the finest tex- Tha Prvorictrees Yeapecttully solicits the Iedies to fs with ncallvatd exninine her elegant and varied. stock of Mit at themselves, before they, purchase elsewhere, ax it will rds te ret a gaa the Price Serie a au23 int 29334 Broadway. COXx’S FURNISHING STORES, ) MAIDEN LANE AND 319 BROADWAY. their friends, and hat they are now opening a very gatensive assortinent of cholce new goods, consisting o Grane doles for candies; Lamps of every. description, rich, mantel ikhehen Clocks and Clocks, Smy table and fine Cutler ry, Plated Wares, n & Son's | Sgr gre gee Fire Irons, block tin Uris, Dish. Covers, & . toge' th eral assortment of artic in theit fine, which they are laced to offer at very low prices for ansh. Beeens thane vs partinene posald nce ont 10 call and exams. ine for themselves. £ . large assortment of the newly invented “Patent Sol ps,” just received, ‘They continue to manufacture Silver Ware in all its variety. NB "They also beg to wuform their friends and the public that they have opened at 3 way, corner of regi, a branch of teers, estsbllahment, where any, of ve articles can be had at the same prices as at 15 Mai They have for sale, a new article of Polishing Powder, su- perior to any thing hitherto discovered for cleaning silver'and plated ware, plate glass, &c. 510 2wr DR. FEUCHTWANGER'S ONE! No. 1 Wall street corner Broadw: Peat My Gezman Silver in shectand fanless of Aq’ tions, ieee ‘ rain Fraguis Chloride of Soda, of nat Caustic hci Sulpher, lodides of Iron, Lead and Mereu ecueial cet et, Ammonia, \ a in it the fot roi 5 FY Whale Ou; Soap and scene Platina, Palladrine, Golds oi] and ronze, enaine Harlem Oil, imported. rm PARR’S LIFE, PILLS benefits ty the human (ro ery of Old Parr ree pounded from {ts ids of cases, been trhed nd proved to be mt ent remedy of oP, fay Nor is aselainess wo the diseases of yr, for it is cowsht by, and the medicine enests iy the more wealthy clas ritain and various parts of the continent of Kurope. — | medicine it te uneyualied, and all powerfal in ment of the ail gertain in the eure of in parity ment lie complaints ide ikea to mac ati female onxht ine ‘reat's boon, left thetn by its ssi rerer, Old Parr. it has been bat a'short time before the public, vet the i fications for ‘he Pills from Soon pars wt tho Unies Beate aod have had gratifying te of their good effects in removing dlaeases prev fore who are afflicted and in bad health, we *,¥ Hera in ees aes agents, where the and chemists, 9 William st., wi ind gs 10 Astor Honse. Al mn phd. ~—— chemiste granite buildings, aya P Diel heme corner or (he it aw ah roan wei corner of ne, ate 260 Bos 3) BT Pinger cor ehdenind rett, druggist, 367 Greenwich st, next the corner of J ite! \odigzon, apothecaries, 227 Hudson street, corner of ee Cotion chi chemist and apothecary, 263 Bleecker st, corner of Win Riper er aneds Kins ok ann edleles te it the jetor,s oF Proprietors OTS BERTS & CO., Gharendon House, corner of Deanearead Brosaey, andi im*r 7 i) DxSPEPTICS—Among the number of ——e oe who pared from npigees of commen 4 *se-Dyspemtie Pills, Sit. Van Buren late Presiden: of the United Beates, has,npon re ed ng heen presente: Gr sok ont Pills was ane tw. orde: ach— th i ‘Aati-Dysi ic Pilis. are pat ina superiors "ey in tin boxes, containing f Brey, with full dicections. “Price Atty’ cents wea require a more ative article arrefered to Beck with’s Anti-Bilous Pi Price 25 cents per box. echlibepat digconne male agents, ead thove ‘who buy te sell Sp ulidoeiengia URNER, HD. orgem mute Aen ied 10 John st, near Broadway, to whom all mr sale ales by Jes . Ex Trippe, Newark. N. J, 98 2ewhec THE TWO GREATEST INVENTIONS OF THE AGE. KENNEDY’S COMPOUND VEGETABLE PREPARATION. Torall diseases of the sealp, auch as daunira Ke. &e., including all cutaneous affections. pared with great car. by the qurentor. and. proprie Eher a study of ten years, duriug. which his time has been al: moat exclusively devoted to the perfection of thie + incomparable article forthe benefit of the growth and beauty of the Hair. In the mean thme, many nostiums 1utended for the same purpos have arisen snd died, while this rejoices in the full vi asa fine head of baie i ad Let those he has no C ined to live as lon duly prized or its cleanliness and bea who have these desires but gi fears for the result. It only ee pet u pt ciated, when so. Lor expects to ot in his reward from a discerni ‘public. rand asks it not before—he is not afraid of getting out of patience. fearly five hundied certiocates, testifying to its virtues, in all cases for w ich intended to be used, from the most highly Feanectable uividanls in various parts in the United states, the Cam be at of the inven- ortad mnenulscomrveNs. TPioesticets New YOR INVENTION NO. 2. The second invention of modern times, to which we w: PREMIUM ‘eal! attention, is KENNEDY'S CELEBRATED EMICAL HAIR DYE, vented in this country, Lhisarticle, as ean be testified to by a large number of oral and verbal Tpgorammandations, 3 superion the ficst ever in- to apy thing of the kind imported from any part of the world, and is rapidly superceding all otner ms for changing color of the hair and whisaers to a ful dark brown, or et ionable color, Fair of the Ameri- at Niblo’s Garden, and receiied the first pre- enya: . 4 muy. be ob- & Co. ple en, red, grey, or oth mn, without affe can Taste, h ‘ mium, as being superior to any ot! fained he tall er ier Pre 259 Grestway, at the ‘manufa ory, (0. 1 Pine street, New 2036 1mer GEORGE KENNEDY. “ee PORT IN rt TO THE LL, rho wish to UB LI ae Clothing of the bes: juality remarkably cheap, at street, one door sweck td Hisdsoer clas. = bares, sosoremnes of Cloteey Cassy meres, Veatings, and Summer r from which Clothing 01 all kiuds are made t0 order in the best’ manner at very reduceo 205 Canal street. jely an r THE CRYSTAL, CORNER OF WALL § BROAD’STREET Ye Conoiseurs and Epicures who throng the Money” street, Whea you oa aay stop in and try, the “stock” that there you'll We'll do.ous besi,00 stand the test, with bag house in town, And while we do, we lgok to you, for some share of renown. HE, Proprietors of the above establishment mi take y pride in redeeming the above pledge, and they will tele but the very best to appear on the bar. can also be found daily. CHINA, GLASS EARTHENWARE. 8 ASTOR HOUSE, pri FRENCH, Porcelain Dinner Services, $25 00 do ‘112 13 00 French or Realise Porcelain Tea Sets, “32 do 400 inner Plates. French Porcelain, per dozen, 1% 0 do Gravite, blue or white, do 100 Soap, do French'Porcelain, ' do 200 Do' do Granite, blue.or white, do 106 ‘Tea Cups and Saucers,’ Lo) amen French Forges, 150 Exg Cups, 7 Guass. Gut Wines, per dozen, fiom 190 Do Tumb! ders do ' do 06 Lemonades, handled, % Ofthe finest deucriptions, ta seta ‘or 4 he | \¢ finest descript sets or dozens, at the low price @fSidthenet. dust opened , a handsom of “Heute N. for the sale of Si Ys Ear NASB Agent ~si e sale of Simpson's Ear Co: A NEW & IMPORTANT IN- VENTION FOR THE LADIES. M25. LOVE, Corset Maker No, 68 Lispenard str: et, re- ‘spectfully informs the ladi New York and its vieini- ties, that she has invented a new varticle for the serv ition of the health and strength daring pregnancy. ris Hication, activg a1 Ly preventing all strain wpon ti ent fa Hien and trhenrion cf tao whats om its youthful symmetry Nothing that has ted offers so many advantages as doe: oo tigate for invigoratiug the system against ing gestation. has secured a patent. She begs to refer to the follow nt gentlemen of the Medical Faculty :—Dr. ‘Francis BE fond "be: -aeDonald, Professor Gillman MD, Professor . Castle, Dr. Nelson, Dr. Moore, J. We bene 2 rato, tt will Preserve the ever been tO. Youd, MD 9..W. Moore, M.D, J: “Country merchants and dealers supplied wholesale yi Cor- sets, Belts, and braces, on advantageous terms. mtr PATENT aaa PORTABLE auaTS 'D SOUPS, WARRANTED to keep any length of tame in any climate, lobsters, halil salmon, oy:ters, and al, duck, * sulohan, caskey,, veel soup, ea soup, Ox tail soup, mock and xreen tu vegetable soup, green peas, mushrooms, ctrrets, turn) nips, tomatoes, milk, ke. ke., manufactured and sold whole: je by “WILLIAM MeN wine re A SHOLRENGE Be ptien wow Ph de te etter ase A Coy Sid ™ the United Staton, = ore informs those persons that ve lost one of tveir ‘eyes, that. he can 80 ag to open, shut, and move in the in either in fing of wearing, a vy el nian ll the world to produce models the Human Eye, made by idence. 3 * gratis oe all complaints of the eye, from o'clock until 19 every ino lays excepted. eaten one in first ‘rate etyle, from one toa rok Hoot ‘with ‘Silver plate, $1 50—Do with Gold, $3. HENRIQUES? HAVANA, AND PRINCIPE 3: GAR STORE, Basement 51 Wii.iam Stas, Between Wall and Pine Streets, NEW YORK. a DOCTOR BELL Contipaes to i srpisee, NENA ry! 10 P. M. ‘CONFIDENTIA nalhdiens inoue ue. des ei offs es «A, GORTLANDT STREET, a ter hs ‘a treatment. Beit lur Practitioner, patients upon receiving all the attention their cases ma deme tauny youss profemtonsl antigen’ Dr Ball dens wor etrerice @ Srodide Drep or Fit foe tne Sere of cariain diontoee tet ear antees all that Anatomical, Medical, and Chemical knowledge PS NM day, meach case. Separate offices. Atte; ve tall 10 88 mtr SUTTON & VANDERBILT RE Constantly reoaivi supplies of Clothe, Casm- Al'aeree and Woollete of every deseription saltsble forthe rem semen. which iby offer, rir Vat sepces at their. well: known, T Broadway, second door a pa etlemien are request ore yarchasing elee N. je oo a "fo call and examine their stock be 510 tm*r clothes. LE 3 pURAM tobe tar se LA Te is now un Lemay imittes ir supe: any invented for leather, and entirely un spitigle aroly 10 the only Warehouse, ren fortes Bice briftentiet black lustre, propert “a N, B.—For the genni No. 1 John st, corner ‘810 im*r Roraumiy| Lee & Merson, NOTICE —Shy LTE GLOVER, fiom ig Consignee: of merohandise by tis vessel will pleas their permits on bow @ street wharf, or tot the gn not permitted in five days must As voidably yd vent | + a ie store. 8. E. GLOVER, 100 Pine street, si9r ‘corner of South st, Supreme Court, Serr. 21.—The case of the Mechanics’ Bankin, hae ciation vs. Samuel A. Willoughby was argued to-day be fore a iull bench, consisting of Judges s Wraimadge and Oakley, and Chiei Justice Jones. Judgment was taken a few weeks ago, on inquest, against Mr. Willoughby for $60,000 on a bond, liabie to'double penaliy—the worigage accompanying which has been dedosited with the Comp- troller, in part security for the issu.s of the bawk. Mr. W. contests the claim on the ground of usury, he having given mortgage for 100 per cent, and but 90 paid to himan return, and that in stocks of the bank. ‘The judgment was rendered subject to the opinion of the court. “Mr. Lord appeared on behalf of the bank, and Mr. Authon for de peg A decision will probably be rendered ina few age ns for Arrest.—An application was made in cham. seer under the Stilwell act, Pio the imprisonment of a French merchant named Emerick, for obtaining money under false pretences. When Mr. Anthony L. Frosch was arrested in the U. 8. court on a charge of perjury, he handed Emerick $3100 as security, and the latter became one of his bail He subsequeatly prevailed upon Frosch, con promise to continue surety,) to give a me worandum crediting the $3100 to the house of Renard & Co., Amiens, France, ot which Emerick is a partner, and with whom Frosch had dealin, Immediately on receiving the me- morandum, Emerick surrendered Frosch, and the present application in consequence is made. The Chivf Justice denied the motion on the ground that fraud had not been exercised in obtaining the money, although such might have been as related to the memoranéum. Further pro- ceedings will probably be entered. Mr. 8. J. Field appeared for the plaintiff,and Mr. Tilyou on behaifof Emerick. Court of Common Pleas, Before Judge Ingraham. Sxrr. 21.—Margaret E. Oakley vs. Monmouth B. Hart, sheriff. —In 1335 Charles Oakley was worth a plump half mutliun— he had been an extensive tebacconist, also a ship- ping merchant, and possessed a large Janded estate—he sided in a splendid mansion in Bieecker street, was Presi- dent of the Greenwich Bank, subsequently of the Green- wich lusurance Company, aud is yet Vice President of the Greenwich Bank for Savings, and also one of the most ac- tive and useful members of the Pubiic Schoo! Comimittee— moreover he was eminently conspicuous in politics, and the great gun, on the whig side, in the Ninth ward. Yet, hike many others, he became entrapped in bubbles, (hav- ing lost, it is said $190,000 in the North American Trust and Banking Company alone ;) his household iuruiture was sold under execution in 1540, and he is at the present moment a petitioner in Bankruptcy, having, it is feared (judging from the evidence) made Many other hearts be- sides his own to ache in efforts to save himself. ‘Khe pre sent is an action of replevin, brought by his daughter to recover @ piauo forte and a quantity of silver ware, taken at the residence of her father in March last, on an execu- tion against John R. Oakley, (her brother) who bought the furniture when it was sold in 1840, but the piano forte and silver had not been included. Mr. Charies Oasley testified to having bought the piano for the plaintiff, about 9or 10 years «go, When she commenced learning wo play, and made her a’present of it—the plate was given to the plaintiff’s mother at the time of her marriage to witness. The mother is dead, and when the witness married again in 1835—(having at that time become united to a widow lady named Cook)—he gave the plate to his daughter, ac- cording to custom in such cases. He was then in afflueat circumstances, Strong effort was made to impeach the testimony of Mr. Oakley, as the resuit of thy trial must de- pend upon tne credence given to it by the jury, and seve- ral witnesses were produced to that effect. Mr. Van Voor- hies, stable keeper, Grove street, said, he would not be- lieve him under oath, as did also Mr. V.’s son. Mr. Gar- dinee, Hudson street, ‘and several other persons also made declarations to the same effect. ‘To rebut this, messrs, P. W. Engs, J. W. Gerard, J. W. Suydam, declared their opinion that his Mr. Williams, lately his coun- sel, begged to be excused from answering the question, whether he thought him worthy of beliet nuder oath or not. Mr. Oakley, on being placed upon the stand again, said he had had diputesor tigation with ail the witnesses who had spoken against him. [From the evidence it would seem that Mr. Oakley had been a severe landlord, anu unfortunately is made to feel the effects of it in his hour of reverse.) The case will be summed up and given to the jury this forenoon. For plaintiff, Mr, Peter Wilson and Mr.J,R. Flanagan. Le defendant, Messrs. Shufeldt and Still, J. Hart and J. Holmes. Ogden, Hoxi Mr. Satterlee, County Court, "The following order was yesterday made by the Court of Common Pléas :—Resolved, that the Clerk convene the County Court to meet in the chainber of the Board of Al- dermen, on Friday, the 23d inst., at twelveo’slock, (noon) to act upon the c! rey med of the Grand Jury, respecting cer- tain Ju-tices of the Fi General Sessions, Before Recorder Tallmadge, Judge Lynch and Alderman arman. Tuy Gaanp Jury came inte court and asked the Court, in the absence of the District Attorney, to instruct them as to their jurisdiction over the late Prize Fight, at Hart’s Island, and the liabilities of owners and captains of steam- boats engaged on that occasion, as well_as those who char- tered them, Reconvea.—If the captains of steamboats engaged on that occasion had a kn/wledge of the purpose for which they were conveying ie assengers, they were responsi- ble fora misdemeanor. The Grand Jury had cognizance of any act that was eiecees to the public morals. Junons.—If the ast was committed out of the county, is it within our jurisdiction ? Reconpen.—Yes, if the persone assemplei in this city to go out of the couaty forthe purpose of committing the misdemeanor. Junors.—If the knowledge of the misdemeanor to be committed was well kn: wn by general report, would it be sufficient to authorize us to indict the parties ? Reconver.—No—it must be brought home directly the actual knowledge of the Laeger indict, an the judgment ofthat knewiedge mast be decided by the: opine ion ofthe Grand Jurors. ‘They then retired to their room. Case or Rev Astuoxy Veanex.—This case was poned tilt Thursday morning, on account of the indispo- sition of Attorney General Barker who is to conuuct the case on the part of the people. AssauLt on an Aupeamay.—Valentine Mager and George C. Sherdian, were tried for an assault and batte on John Steward, Alderman of the ldth ward, onthe 26th of June last. Alderman Stewart deposed that on Sunday the 26th of June last, he went to the house of Mager, at't01 Elizabeth street, and there found a band of music playing, and ple drinking on the premises. He informed the assemblage that he was'an’ Alderman, and ordered them to disperse. On getting upon the table to give his orders with his staff ofottice in hand, the defendants pulled him down by his coat tail, and he was otherwise assaulted by the com- peycnw Couvim, street inspector of the 14th war, confirm. ed his statement. Wat. Sacer, Esq. opened the case for the defence and commented in strong terms on the brutal outrage commit- ted on the feelings of these innocent citizens by Alderman Stewart, who, inebriated by power had resorted to this mighty mote of doing business instead of resorting to t usual mode of entering complaint at the Police Office, if the house was actually one of a disorderly character. That the night in question was dark and rainy, and on the assemblage of gentlemen and ladies being ordered out in this peremptory manner, they went without hesitation. Het! question, the company out. Sunday night he came again. He jumped upon ofthe gentlemen present, said that such conduct was ungentle- Saiy-t told the Alderman that the company was quiet before he came in, and if he would allow me to ask the watchhouse. He also struck Mager over the head with his staff of office. I have been a watchman and in that part for ten years. There was no disturbance in the house thatevening. I never allowed any so hek of hands or other demonstrations of applause among the audience. Cross-examined—There was no playing of music atthe time the Alderman came in. Joxaruan Axonews and D.L. Dean, watchmen at thet time, both testified that the house was not of a disorderly aoe ’ Gy ~ to Cems the neighborhood. Dean de- that he lived next door. PeGownan Saves, the leader of the band, engaged to play at the house, testified that they always played sacred mu- sic on Sunday ‘cvenings—compositions from Beethoven, Mozart, ke. Joun Linexnencer, one of the city watchmen at that time, sworn—I was ordere’ to go tothe house on the se- cond Sunday in question; I saw no disorder on the premi- ses ; heard Alderman Stewart tell watchman to take Ma- ger away ; two watchmen took him, and while in their charge confined, I saw Alderman Stewart strike him on the back with his mace ; at the time Alderman Stewart ordered the watchman to tak Mager in custody, he was sitting on a bench or table Cross-examined by ecution.—I did not see Alder- man Stewart struck by any body. Apranim ACKERMAN, formerly a city watchman, was ordered out—I saw Mager when Stewart ordered him to be arrested, and saw him strike him after he was in cus- tody of the S aenaane ea made no resistance, but went peaceably Cfene-eromived by prosecutiou.—The Alderman was rey much excited—I saw and heard the blow struck. ‘m. Tayton, formerly captain of the Third District watch, stated that in reply to a question put by him to Colvin, the oificer of the Fourteenth Ward, at the police office, Alderman Stewart replied that ‘the house was a locofeco house, and that the locofocos were determined to sustain it. Jacon Evsatt, one of the watchmen who went to the house, also saw Stewart strike him (Mager) while in cus- tody of the watchman—there were twenty to forty watchmen selected to go to the house. The defence rested, and the prosecution called. ANatrasres G. Tavton, who stated that he passed the house of Moger on the ‘night in question, on Feturning from church, and gave information to the Alderman reia- tive to the noise of the music. Hexay W. Henny and Thomas Brorentow staed thet the house was noisy and the music Low pores The lat- ter witness told several stories, but not being able to give = date within several weeks of the ye: his evi lence wasof no account. Joun Corvin, streat inspeotor of the 14th ward, recalled —Istruck Mager in the back when his back was towards ‘Alderman Stewart truck him previous in the face orhead. I struck him with a hard m or clad. Moeger refused to go out willingly. Itwas myself that made use of the expression relative to the house being a locotoco house, that Captain Taylor thought came from Alder- man Stewart. Cross-examined by defence—As street inspector of the ward, I frequently go wit, Alderman Stewart round among the hotels and porter houses of the ward on Sun- day eVening, and day time, many of which we order to beshut sp Alderman Stewar has told the proprietor of the Broadway House to close the doors of his premises on Sunday, but wenever wok any body away from the pre- mises. & public house myself. The doors and windows are closed, however, on Sunday. Igo in and out the back way. !'allow drinking there sometimes on Sunday. Wa. Seymoun called—I was requested by Alderman Stewart to go to Mager’s house on the night he broke it up, as a witness, merely to look on and see what I could see. He toid the same tory thatthe Alderman did. Ronxxr Hewson cailed—I met Colvin on the ap J 8 in question. He said to me,“ Bob, (as he familiarly call me) | want you to go with me to help break up the Dutch house, as a witness.” [ went, aud saw the people and the band. Phere was quite a“ mealey” in the house, and the audience appeared to be congratu ating the players in this way—(Here witness clapped his hands and stamped his feet with as much energy as a Bowery Theatre critic.) Alderman Strwaxt Was again called.—I did not say as Mr. ‘Taylor said, that “the house was a locoloco house, and that the locos were bound to sustain it.” 1 am one of the Police Con. mittee that have the power to discharge and appoint watchmen. Cross-examined—I direct the Sunday officers of the Fourteenth Ward to order all the doors and windows of the hotels and porter houses of the ward to be closed on bie 35 rosectition rested and the defence called Cas. Mack—It was the mate of a Hamburgh vessel who was there with some ladies from the ship who laid hold of the Alderman when he told them to go out. Ma- ger aked the Alderman to allow him to try to get the peo- ple out easy, which h retused,and said “turn them out,turn themout.” "Mager was bleeding from his head from the blow struck by Alderman Stew Joscrn Trat und Francis Guavenen were called to show that Alderman Stewart knocked down George C. Shendlan, one of the defendants. ‘The evidence here closed, and Joux McKgon, Esq. ad- dressed the jury for the defence. He contended that the Alderman of the Ward had no power to enter this house under the circumstances of the ca He then rea: the clause of the statute that appeared to cover the conduet of the Alderman, which is as follows :— “To prohibit shooting, huntmg, fow ling, sporting, play- ing, horse racing, gunning. frequenting tippling houses, or travelling, unless is cases of charity or necessity, or in going or returniug from some place of worship, or for Hredloal ald, or in ‘islting the ick, or in servile labor, oF working, except in cases of necessity and caarity, or by the Seventh day Worshipper Mr. McKeon contended that’ if the Alderman had power under this clause, he would have power to stop every man that travelled the street, unless he was on one of the er- rands there stated. ‘That ifthe Alderman took the respon- sibily to enter the house as he did, he would also have power to break up the assemblage of every public place, hurches and all! He sald that's” tippling house” in the eye of the law, was intended to apply to places where li- quor was sold without license. . W. Srroxc, Esq, managed the prosecution tn the absence of the District Attorney, aad offered a very sound argument to sustain the Alderman in the course pursued. Wo. Suater, Esq., then rose to state that, in his opinion ofthe law, the Alderman had no right to enter the pre- mises of Mr. Maagr with a procession of 40 watchmen, and that ag there was no necessity for violence, the blow: in- flicted by Alderman Stewart were contrary to any power possessed by him. ‘The Recoroenr charged that the offence complained of, and for which Alderman Stewart entered the bouse, was one under the broad basis of the common law, and if com. mitted he was so amenable, that many acts apparently in- nocent in themselves, were nuisances in the eye of the law. The nightly playing of a drum and fife under the window ofa dwelling, although the music might be ogree- able to some, yet if continued would be considered @ nuisance as well as the assemblage of persons at public worship who occupied very late hours and disturbed the neighborhood. That the evidence relative to the assault ‘and battery was very contradictory, and that although the Alderman had a right to exercise the power ofgeanenting @ nuisance, yet such power should be most carefully wisely exercised. The Jury retired about 5 o’clock, and the Court took a recess until 7, when, on coming into Court, they ¢ stated that they could not agree and that the; were equ sally di- vided. “The: were then discharged, itis to be hoped that this en the ridiculou: Canat Tou.s.—Amount received for tolls on all the ca- nais of this state during the second week in September, and the total to 14th Septemver, in each of the years fol- lowing, viz. :— 2d week in a ‘Total to 14th Sept. 646 61 $964,703 87 1,032,165 65 722,268 30 951,473 78 1,005 946 43 1 52,11 1,019,687 49 Excess of isil over 1842, for 21 weck in September, $13,943 97. Excess of ’41 over °42, to 14th September, $243,824 53. Bankrupt List. SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. Barnabas Bates, formerly Assistant Postmaster, Oct. 21. Lewis B. Requa and William Dolton (Requa & ng dry goods merchants, 476 Grand street) compulso: complaint of James Struthers and Geo. Scofield.—In, lene: tion ordered, Oct. 21. Francis Baldwin and Daniel B. Merritt (Baldwin & Mer- ritt, merchants, N.Y.) compulsory, on complaint of Thos Hunt & Co., and Cromwell, Haight & Co.—Injunction ordered, Oct. 21, Charles L. Carpenter, butcher, N.Y., Oct. 21. Thomas Fitch, clerk, N.¥., Oct 21. John E. Marshall, shoemaker, N. ¥., Oct. 21. pore L. Rogers (late firm Downer & Rogers), N. Y., ec. 8 Thomas Mullen, late grocer, N.Y., Oct. 21. John E. Gillespie, shipmaster, Castleton, Staten Island, Oct. 21. Rufus Eno, Pine Plains, Dutchess Co., Oct. 21. Nathaniel Harris, Bedford, Wes'~lester Co., Oct 21. Court Calendar—This Day. Comaox Pisas.—Pant 1.—Nos. 66, 95,61, 81, 11,23, 181, 99, 103, 107, 109, 111, 113, 117, 119, 123. ‘Part 2.—Nos. 90, }, 98, 100, 104, 106, 108, 112, 114, 116, 118, 124, 126, 128. DR. HORNE. "INUES to be consulted coufidentially at his office No. ON’ Cn trangers are respectfully apprized that Dr. Horve, binge that Dr. Home, being te- iy bred to the medienl pro mrofessjon, jn the city of mapractical member of the arid faculty of for the last 96. in the city of New. ¥. Practice Kom being general, he confines to. particular branch of medi ioe Ceneeeeenl inesetiasd: cubetioes se concierto at—hiv success satouising. ° He ‘cnutions ike untortae fast the use of mercury; thousands are annually meres. ized vut of life—recent affections are, without rushed in a few days. See your cases eradicated, not patch: edup. ‘The learned Dr. Buchan emphatically obserres—"Mar- sons, and persons about to be married, should be - larly causious of ot owe af ‘affections; what a dreadful inheritance to transmit: iterit) Persons fafffieted with \ scat Ra _ patie to B Heron met not despair of complete recoyery ig to Dr, Wrasse of 36 years in New York sexta ised Box Boer or, and ae Pp op ben vant catgente: r ance ous, fonts never ‘come in contact. Attendance until nine o’cl eve- ning. E. 1a Tee. G. HORNE, ‘son of the late Dr. Geor Home, res tfully apprizes the pable a he continues father’s 's most et auccenefil practice at & AGA MANUPACTURERS. OF ELASTIC STOCKS, 8, LINEN DRAPERS, ae tion to their former stock: Jemar’s reapecttally Vevice the thie city, city, te, call at he old roadw hetween Park place and Marta They wou'd particalarly recommend an Elastic ‘Sarpender, rity the , nes, Sackler: of Ce enor peg which comiort, cannot be surpasses race, intended tn brace ine adr The impro- ra and ex; i oy reqer fos this rte, as. it will ve Gonos of irametee sdvantagr vo hildeemot either tex who have acqaied the habit of stom ARSELLS & AGATE. continne tae marufactare of, helt celebrated fe ding Belt, +2) Imm ORTABLE BLACKSMITHS FORG GES—The sub jing the sole Agowts for te Manafacty of eHow: h 5 yall parts of the ft Beseess sine beleve a sufhciene ‘evidence of their auitity and convenience, being portable and Sar gives them farthe preference over the cgmmou Binge for Shipping of every description, Rul Roads, Canal, whi he ued "hoe and al eicaned or che U. 8. Ni hose wishing to purchase 10 some few who rould rete in irom persoualas Well as general know “or f eee Carr, Keim & Hines, ; "i t tt Foundry, Vol hoe HC. 48 Beoulwny, seine "a ame ‘POCKET | a iV ES 182 Broadway, between John street ay Howerds’ Hotel, Atyi Epen, ‘dick ae, nosh a keni ig At pric~s to the times, Also, a large assortins Mpare ne rs, Dental and every miorertiet usnally kept by fery made to order and repaired. 8 highest perfection of th — yas eye Wie