The New York Herald Newspaper, December 7, 1842, Page 4

Domestic News. Frozen vp.—The last Cleveland Herald says that a large number of boats have been frozen up in the Ohio State Canal, and an immense amount of pro- perty in traasitu eut off from market. Hampton Course. — Wednesday, Nov. 30—Two Mile Heats; Purse $: :. Edmonson’s (J. Lam- kin’s) ch. m. Mary Elizabeth, 6 years old, by An- drew, dam by Gallatin, 11. Lomax & McCauley’s b. m. Nancy Rowland, 4 years old, by Rowton,dam by Rob Ro: L. Lovell’# b. h, Arab, 4 years old, by Arab, dam by Sir A , dis, Trak very wet and heavy. This Day—Tnree Mile Heata— Purse $350. 3S. Shelton enters g.m. Omega, by Ti oleoa, dam Osear, aged. G Edmonson enters J Tankiod b. c. by Bertrand, dam by Janus, £ years old. W. R. Smith enters ch. m. Martha Rowton,by Imp. Rowton, dam Martha Griffia, by Phenomenon, S years old. ‘Alter the regular race there will be a Sweepstake, one mile single dash, to which there are three entries. < a & Geyerat Prarrk Burnep.—-News meee | Govmeaenday, be the Tithe, dike, ol the burning of tbe steamer General Pratte, near Memphis. We understand there were several hun- dred passengers on the boat, principally Germans, and that no lives were lost. The Pratte was owne: at St. Louis, and at the time of the accident was on her way from New Orleans. i Two mont Sreamsoats Sunx.—The Louisville Journal ot Wednesday brings intelligence of the loss of the Iris, at Eddyville, on the Cumberland River, laden with cotton for the Covington, Ky., Facto and the Amaranth, at the mouth of the St. Mary’ on the Mississippi.” The Ins will prove a total loss, bat the Amaranth may be saved, and part of the cargo in each case, in a damaged state. Surrs Against. Ligur. Witkes.— Four suits in trespass vi et armis, for assault and battery and false imprisonment, have been instituted in the Circuit Court,at Washington,against Lieut. Charles Wilkes, Jute commander of the Exploring Expedition. The wrongs complained of are alleged to have been com- mitted on board the U.S. ship Vincennes, during her late cruise. These cases have been brought be- fore the Court now sitting,upon motion of the defen- dant’s counsel to reduce the bail. The Court, after hearing the affidavits read ordered that Lieutenant Wilkes should enter bail in the sum of three thou- sand dollars in each case. An Actor Drav.—Joseph Jefferson, a native of Philadelphia, and a member of the dramatie profes- sion, died in Mobile, Ala.,on the 24th ult. The de- ceased was the second son and namesake of the distinguished comedian, Joseph Jefferson, well re- membered at the Chesnut street theatre, in this ci- ty, for his excellent acting, and humane and gentle- manly deportment in private lite. There is now not one of the male members of the Jefierson famil alive. Tne deceased was the last of five sons.— Phil. Chron. Dec. 6. Court For THE CorRECTION OF 8, 1842 —No_ 21 David Alston, plaintiff in error vs ‘The Mechanica’ Matual Iasurance Co. of the city of Troy, defendants in error. Mr. S. Stevens con- cluded for defendants in error, and Mr. A. Taber in reply. No. 12. George Hanford plaintiff in error vs. Michael Arteher, Sheriff, &e defendant in error.— Mr. O. Meads for plaintiff in error. Adjourned un- til Monday at 10 o’elock, A. M Eastern Navication.—The Kennebeck River was clused by ive oa Monday last. Sport ix lowa —It is sta'ed in the “Iowa Ga- zette,” that quails are so abundant ia the Territory asto be caughtin nets. More thana hundred may be taken in three or four hours. Srveutak Arrarn.—We are informed of a very reuvarkable affair that occurred a few days ago in Wayne county, in this State, which, as has has been Telated to us, js as follows; About four months ago, there came into that ccunty a young man of the name of Grimsley, who formerly lived there, but who had been absent for many years. Shortly al- ter his return,he engaged hiwseif to a Miss Martia of that county, and their marriage was to take place ov the 24¢: of fhismoath. Four or five days previous Miss M. was makiag up her wedding bocnet, and Tequiring some paper for the lining, while in search ol it, she found & newspaper published two years ago in Mississippi. In cu'tiny up this paper her eye lit upon an advertisement by the Governor ot’ Mis- sisi; pi, offering a large reward for two men charged with a murder in that State, one of them named Grimsley, and agreeing precisely in description with the man to whom she was about to be married.— She immediately called her brother's attention to it, who at once called upon Grimsley for an explana. tion. Grimsley denied knowing any thing about it, and eaid he could prove that he was not in Missis- sippi at the time of the murder, by persons at Bnow Hul, Green ae The brother accompanied him to Snow Hill, but on their arriving there not a soul knew him. He then said that he could estab- lish his innocence by persons living at another little village in the samie county. There they Ylso re- paired, and with the like success, no one knowing any thing of him. They then returned to Waynes- berongh, where a warrant was issued against Grimsley, and he is now in jail at that place, wait ing the demand of the Governor of Mississappi.— Since his confinement, he has acknowledged that he was present when the murder was comrnitted with which he is charged in the advertisement as a participant, butdenied that he was engaged in it — Wilmington, N. C. Chronicle, Nov. 30. Opexina or THe St Lawrence.— That immense work, toe ship canal which connects the St. Law- rence with tne upper lakes, is completed, as will be seen by the following extract froin the Kingston Whig ot November 30 :—This forenoon the iahabit ants ot Kingston were greatly surprized by the arri- val from Cornwall of the beauntul and capacious steamboat Highlander, Capt. Stearns. This steam- boat was the first vessel that passed through the St. Lawrence canal, which achievement she performed on Friday last. A though one of the largest steamboats afloat, the Highlander met with no difficulty in passing through the canal or locks. She left the mouth of the canal yesterday, and ascended the rapids between that and Prescott with the greatest ease. ; When the city authorities heard of the Highland- er’s arrival, the acting Mayor and Corporation went on board in a body and congratulated Capt. Stearns onthe event. The authorities then invited the cap- tain of the boat, Capt. Whipple, the managing pro- prietor, and such of the forwarding merchants as were present, to the British American Hotel. where luncn was prepared, during the discussion of which a vast many complimentary toasts were drunk, and several goou speeches made. The Highlander will depart on her return home on Thursday. Successor To BisHor Encianp.—It_is announced that the Rev. Dr. O’Connor, Pastor of the Church of St. Paul’s, in Pittsburgh, has been appointed Roman Catholic Bishop of Charleston, in the place of Bishop England, deceased. Western Rivers.—The Ohio has fallen twelve inches during the last 24 hours, and is rather full of floating ice. There is sull between four and five feet in Sg ria froux eis ont to the rire gissippi. ¢ prospect of an immediate rise from above is very gloomy. The last boat from Pits- burgh, the North Bend, reports but three and a haif feet there, and falling fast, and the Alleghany full ofice. The Swiftsure, which left here a few days siace for Pittsburg, was unable to get farther than about 20 miles above Marietta, on account ef the ice, and returned yesterday. We learn from the St. Louis Republican of the 24th, that the Mississippi opposite that place is falling, supposed to be occa- sioned by the ice above. It had fallen in the last 36 hours about 12 inches. It was previously very low. The weather on the day previous became colder. ‘The same paper remarks: The Illinois river is en- tirely closed by ice. Captain Dewitt, of the Pana- ma, left his boat and came down to St. Louis in the stage. The St. Louis New Era says :—‘‘We learn trom Jefferson City, that the steamboat Iatan,which had on board a number of members of the Legisla- tare, was stopped by the ice at the mouth of the Gasconade river. The members were compelled to disembark, aad to walk the balance of the way to Jeflerson Ciy. The steamboat Jone, on her downward trip, was_ sto; above Jeflerson City by the ice.”"—Cin. Gaz, Nov. 20. Execution or Dovetass.—The execution of Da- vid Douglass has just taken place pursuant to his sen- tence. Within afew minutes of two o'clock, the prisoner was led to his position under the galiows, and commended to God in prayer, by Rev. Mr. Curry. Rising trom his knees, Douglass then ad- dressed a tew words to the spectators, affirming that he and the man he was to suffer for were good friends—he had no spirit of animosity against Cun- —, and did not intend to take his jife. He said that he forgave all men—that he hed been treat- ed kindly by the sheriff, Mr, Stone—that his coun- sel, Messrs. Carter and Haut, had alo been very kind in what they had done for him without niary reward. tie closed by reiterating his fis al that he had any iotention ot killing Conktagham, After hanging some twenty minutes the body was cut down. The appearance ot the prisoner was to the last moment cool and self possessed, Not a sign ot fear was discoverable. From the moment of his pein his con te? bad been variable—at ¢ manifesting a spirit of penitence, aod then reiapsin, into the most hardened obduracy, The erenian before his execution he made an attempt to hang himeelf, and, from his whole demeanor, there is too much reason for apprehending that he met his fate an unrelenting man. Wuat’s Tax Matter +-The Lowell Courier says, the failure of a certain religious corporation in tnis city, has given rise to much excitement and angry feeling. If one half of the stories afloat in the com- munity are trae, and we have reason to believe they ail are, we think that the welfare of the com manity demauds that 4 criin-nal prosecution be ia sututed, and that punishment be meted out to ine guilty. Po.srrennss.—I have conceded, said Mr. Clay, to our opponents, the term Democrat, out of mere politeness. Y RESIDE! {T OF THE UNITED pede STs \TES. Fegeldees ot the ty known, at Kalamazoo, ‘ou Monday, the second we sections and towns! pursuance of law, 1,50 ‘HN EY iy Ce Miablicoale will be held at the Sy Eon day of January next, n ig hwen, nineteen, twe ty, and 14 isty-two, in township ghee en, aineten, and thirty seventeen, 'wenty, twenty wi owuship, five, of range mine. ‘Svenships four and five, of rang je ten. Seerions oue, (wo, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, twen- twenty-four, twenty-five, Cwenty-aix, thirty-five, and i} four, of rang ¢ eleven. ey thirteen, fourteen, twen- twenty-six, thirty-five, and even. gist, south of St Joseph's and eight, south of St Joseph's small fraction of section twenty-four, in township [assis nneeeettateAiOh lant Rik he tse af schoo; mili ‘ans appropriated by law for dae use of schools, mili eposes, will be excluded from salon tN OF ‘open fortwo weeks, (unless the lands tre sooner duposed of) and no loun eran Sectiens one, two ty thirty-six, im townshi Fractional townships seve _ Fractional townships seven river, of range eighteen. The ho private entries mahiyss 80 offered will be admit- ni en nat wen Beptember, Auno Domini, 1842. JOHN TYLER. Given under iny hand, tyescventh day By the} Presideut: the General Land Qffice. NOTICE: TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS, TY person claiming the right of pre-emption to land in any wuships desiguated iu this proclamation, in virtue of the provisions of the act of 22 June, 1838, as extended and mo- dified by the act of Ist June, 184 ter act, (where those Jaw: he eptrmber, 1841, each g¢# to another and different class of wove the same to the satisfaction of the Register and Receiver of the proper Land Office, and make pay ment therefor as « on as practicable after seeing this notice, inted for the commencement of the as above desiguated, otherwise such ers, is requested tn the filing of the plats shall bi, pire previous to t of the above men toned, claims under the acts of 1838 and 1840, abo if not proven up and paid for prior to the expiration of such year, THO. H. BLAKE, Commissioner of the Genearl Land Bice: 7 facings, and comp! respects. For particujars n basement, corner Broadway, where Tickets only 1 dollar, which must be paid for whe taken, Any gentleman wantini a cloak wou for atthe risk of, only one y 'ar he may become place on the above named « st, at8 o'clock in the e pRoRs.—Dee. } know it's 00 joke, *PHOMAS JONES, sccouvtant, 183 Broadway, resrectlully announces that he has commenced for the seasuu to give Penmanship and Commer sof » 1s former pupils who responsibility as clerks the best possible test for a 2ystem of | instruetio tion ia Bookskee img, The many hundred are wow holding situatrous of the hg tnd bookkeepers in this city, afl enquiry os to the merits ch has grown out of wany years o nce ander the course fie font the ability to discharge all the rerly manner, aud xive him » knowledge of accow ly aitaiued through years of experienc icates of qualification are given when deserved. 'S—Cerlams hours of the da} few young gentlemen who Jones’s Principles and in Epgland. [tis also titations in this city. cial Arithime sic. e ies of the desk m che instruction of: reti0L fu Published and for Preciice of Book keeping, ‘American work ou the subjec: reprinte THE ANTI-ANGULAR SYSTEM OF WRITING, GREAT REDUCTION. TWELVE To a1x DoLLans! rt of London, respectfull WA and Gentlemen of New York and Brou Day and Eveuing, have commenced he has mepucep’ lus Terms oue half, Acapemy No. 235 Bropaway. Gentlemen ofall axes 1 bold, free, exveditio Woiting, no'matter now bad, if, writing may be. See specimens at the door, A neat and handsome, delicate. SITORS i. New . B. is to be seen from Fnom 4 R. BRISTOW informs the Ladies lyn, that his classes for the season, and ef NEAR Pang Puace. course in Three eM. Evening Classes from 7 to 9. 16 th on a superior method, by double and single entry, ally and practical; F TINNIEN 9969 C—9 STENOGRAPHY, A new system of the Artof Wri pe Sermons, Trials ac La istow in one course of lessons! at 235 iting Short-hand, for taking IW, &c. &e., taught per jroad- imen. rk of the author is presented to every permanent uide. FAMILIES GOING SOUTH, to the West I rope.—A reapectable female, sbiain a permanent situatien as seam: ve would prelergoing to Kurope sfter to go South or to the West Ins wsanven, Address A. A. A. box 765, upper Post offic KS NOVELTY COOKING STOVES, Ke. have Te ‘any institace except the American not been exhibited im hich cares with it far ceived no preminms ite, New Vork, because they ha but they have received that and speaks more effectual namely—the justly merited praise of by hundreds who have used the very Which Stove will consume the least fuel, providing sso that you can regulate it at leisure, the one ap being cooked en be brought near of only part of the e Ity Stove, 209 Water st. 1 admit of the greatest quintity e, and cook it well, with the tove, be it which it may 7 Look constracted that every at the Novelty sto 1, "Te Bot two loaves of bre fe tarkey roasted without m¢ 8 corresouding ameunt of beiling and all done too, to perfection, a better proof of at the same time, a Stove than a Jiploina you by thee men who have al a ie rstand its princi as yourself? Ask those who are using the Nove better proof can you have oF the superi jority of astove attempt of all ou Agi a ¢ the Novelty with ths latest im; the principles of the he patent law protects id the public have alread: love the preference ta committee o f thre je merit must yield to 1 tion of the Novelty Stovemso please call at te Stoves cheap, or have in the most econo sical manner, “ FISK’S STOVE RSTABLISHY stabliahanent, 209 Wate: ask a fair exam Fisk’s Stove ks . ‘ou wish the ordinary kinds of parlors heated the widows of the soldiers and sailors othe revolauion- y war, who were married before the Ist of January, 1791, | \rho can prove the services of th gality of tneir marriage, can, by applying at_No. . Those not able h deuce need not appiy. Pe a distance, and who will aduress as al attention, ‘Whose wanting my services w y befor. the lat of January, ax ‘Washington, dur tad ae cnlbs luce th. required hak ES & JONES, jerrimac Co, N. H. open knit Drawers, flannel wra drawers, and the unrivalled Shaker flannel by the y: itis orefernble to any style now in ase. ITUATION WANTED-—By a competent per on w acta salesman ina whules le or r tail establishment of Watches Also auderstands book i ‘Has deeu in business for nimsesf ten years and speaks Yeuchs For particulars and references address Box No. 782 Lower keeping and watch re- juring the winter at ARDING.—A few respectable young meu can be accom= sant rooIns at 42 Dey at. lers can be accummoda- The New York High will xive their first Ball on Monday eveutog, 1842, at the Apolto Sal ‘Tickecs may be had at th Hewitt & Co. corer ood boara snd pleas Terms moderate. TLITARY BALL, i¢ following places :-— way nad Park Place. 1 ta, st mone McKIBBIN & BRU SE. 46 Beaver sweet, offer for sale— 60 Bale; ior he: 500° Ib Superior Cap Fi 3000 Ib Suoerior Yarn T wiat,Nos. 28 to I! assortinent of colored Silesias and Bleached Sheetings ive orders for the Washi ea ei hy eats Bene AL. L2t. THE AFPLic READ.—The Uidian Sta Syria oi will weaken the one orgive strength tothe otler., the Brapavoth Vinod | Rpon their wonderful power ening the pri ‘ the prin Of disease, and faa expelling ii frou the bods tet Sider the ‘sunject earelully ; blood were pure? purity the blood th snos the bys i 8, CO ¥. who that they remove only 1] jmoure ham ors. ‘or f they took any of the healthy fluids from the bevy it. would be weakened. But the contrary is the case. The body be- comes stronger every day from the use of the Brandreth Pills, wis known by the experience of tens of thousuds of our cictens. Where is the man of sense Thea in proportion ¢ hose mind is unpreiudiced, Who, from the infections smell afterdeath, won'd not say would this body have bern beret had putrefsetion been Prevented? Are men born but to live their full extent, and man only prematurely pet Let us follow nature—let us cleanse the blood from impurities, and we aball live to the fall extent of the oi! in our lamp of ife. But continued purging will wear out the body ; some other wise sensible peopl , that itas like wearing out the ket- tle by dint of mbbing. Does then rust preserve metallic «ub- stances It would be admitting that impurities in the blood preserve it ma healthy condition, We know better. ow that the resul impure state of the blood i+ to oc: n salt rheum, erysi we ra) debility, p the breast, back an 3 also fits, 'pa'sy, dyspeps wherever the impnrity finds a weak portion of the it settles, and there it produces pain and disease. _Thive known many persons purged 20 and 30 dys ip sneces- sion, and the result was always satisfactory ; in every instance, fro <a faci the most remarkable improvement took place. 1 remember one person who I know had worms, from his peculiar sy mo tons; he persevried for forty day: ho appearance of worms was seen, voided great numbers, some Of ex‘raordinary size. feet would have resulted from three of feur aoses of cathar- ties—what would have, become of him if he had vot been pared toaradi aleare ? It would be impossible to show the nefit to he di Preper perseverance with the Brandreth Pall wy must be used to be suf Sciently appreciated, Get the Genuine Brandreth Pills; be sure of that and you will soon with t id and your own perarverance obtain a enre, Be not deceived with medicines recommended in adver tisements stolen from me. Remember, BRANDRETH’S PILLS are only the really universal medicine All others are merely imitations. THE NATURE OF THE BRANDRETH PILLS. BENJAMIN BRANDRETH?S PILLS are in thetz uature the vegetable used by man for food. They are sub- digestion 1m passi intestines. ‘They are passed into Jeet. to the from the stomach to the i ¢ eircolation which re= by the blood throws out ita impurities into the bowels. They act upon the whole of the fleids of the body in such a manner that their complete pu- rification is surely obtained. ‘The Brandreth Pills, by perseverance in their use, out doubt, remove, or greatly reliev the human sysvem stances, and is confirmed 1 ; Each'bor to be ge have ax signatures upan it, Two upg each label. One, siguature being Bewamin Bran- dreth, and the other B. Brandreth, MD. Recent cure of Terrible Ulceration. No comment is re- quire 2p HOUSE FROM 10TH avenus, 261 Dean Sim —Lost January I was taken suddenly wi'h'pain in my left side in the night, and my wife had. to ect up and steam but the pain got no better; I then sent for Dr. Adama; he or- Poultice of bread and yeast, and then « form sbont i from my armpit. Dr. A pills which did me no good, and the pain still beesme more severe, At thie period Dr, ‘Adama brought another doct with him, but [still continued to get worse, snd although veral orber phv 8 came to see me, yet { continued to grow worse and worse. Dr. Adams opened at ove ti which first commenced under my arm, and wt ed to my hip boue, and thence to the small o' from thener to my shonlder blades. Being 1.00r, dispensary doctors, and they attended ‘me, but I coutinurd to get worse, and the ulcers were some of them, such as 1 could see, were more than half an inch deep, The doctors, both dis- pensary and the others who me, only afew days before you called upon me, told me it te nd to one whether | recovered cr normthat I might uot lite through the night... This was in the early part of February. Lhad not cen out of bed since the bezinning of January, At this time, the latter part of Febsuary, my wife went to see you. and beg you see me. ‘You dressed my ulcers tor me that night rd of linen to dress them once. You left me two Tused as you directed me, aud my wife y back, an sent for the avenue. T came after that, seven or eight times for you toaee how my bick got on, and to receive your further advice. 1 ‘wenton getting better every day, and my ulcers one after ano- ther got well, until the latter ‘part of July, when I went to wi ing a sound man, with the exception of having nearly lost the sight of my right eye, during my sickness which, kets better and better from the use of your mt letter that you may it.and should any ove wish to enquire into the particulars of my extraordi vary cure, they cin see me where I live, which is the second house from the corner of Te a in 28th st. rem) ir, fully, PATRICK BRALLEY. ‘To Doctor Benj. Rrandreth, 241 Broadway, New York. Fora long time he has cians, both Esculapian Brandreth's Pills were. adi FIT, ané Mr. Towey is of o} II cont-tiues to take the cause two or three coptous evacuations. CURE OF EPILEPSY OR FALLING SICKNESS OF TREE YEARS STANDING—Mr. Macomber, of West Port, New Bedford, fora period of 3 yeas was afflicted with this terrible disease. He hax had as many 436 or 7 fits in a day —and for the time above stated, he was not able t» attend to any business. Every physician of shall in his section of the country was applied to; he even went as far as Boston for help: hut no relief was experienced, the time he heard of” Brandreth’s Vegetable Universal he had taken uo medi- cines for a great whil=, his friends iog there was nocure. jut as Brandreth’s Pills were strongly recommended by Mr. Sisson, of Union street, New Bedford, wno, besid cing great benefit from them himseif, had seen theii powers on several other persons, some ta agreed that a trial should be made. Fou passed since he commenced with them; aud although Me. M. was having 6 and 7 fis a day; Vet rince he hegawhe has not had afit. Every one is astoni: hed, and considers ita miracle. Mr. M. continues daily to take the pills, It should ‘be observed, {rat almost from the first commencement with them, he has been attending to his business, ULCER OF THE HAND CURED. Mrs. Clark, of Tilbury street, Brooklyn, for fourteen years had an ulceron her right wrist, which eutirely prevented her of all sorts, and many putri- tut were of no avail until were used, which, in six months made a perfect cure, It is now nearly fou years since this cure was effected, and has never been advertised before, although | have had liberty to do so. My agent in Broaklyn, Mrs. Booth, of 5 Market st, knows rk, and can speak from her owa, kn wledge of many similar casts, cured solely by the purmfying powers cf these truly celebrated pills, WORMS, PILES. AND LIVER COMPLAINT CUR- ED.—Read and refiect Avout two anda half years since 1 Dr. B Brandreth—8i Ae , accidently came across an advertisement concerning your Ve- getable Pills, At first Itreated them with eontempeyon account of having bea so often imposed upon by newspaper" Puffs.” I, however, rend the notice to my wife—she hid for some fifteen a delicate state of health, and had used icine, aud had the best medical advice, with. out any permanent effect Ather request f purchaced a box of your agent, and she took them according to your printed diree- tions—another box—and another—till ahe aad taken four or five boxes—(she continued to feel the good effects after ahe had ta- ken the second box)—until the fift box had ne: when I edvised her to take seven or eight Going up from two to three, four, five, and was on that dey lod Go witha VERY DisrRessina nervous headache, (a common occurrence) she took, I believe, seven pills—the next m=rming they operated freely,’ bat what was our anrprise to behold that she passed a large knot of hard fleshy substance, and as tough ag hide, about three and ahalfinches in oirent ferance; she said she felt something pait or s~parate on its discharge, and from that time she gain-dber health sapidly, avd continued to take the Pills—several large tape worms were also expelled from her, and my infant child, one and a half years old, to whom we ga your Pills, and whose health was critical, passed several lirge worms, from six toten inches in leng h; the child is now in excellent health, and my wife has not eujoyrd so good health (as she says) for the last eighteen years, ax whit she now ent joys from taking your pills ; she was for sever.1 years unable to do any of her housework, but now has the sole care and at- tendance of six or seven persons with ease. I must believe it the sole cause of her restoration to health by taki mesicine—and she continues to use it as oceasion requit gffeets have been surprising on mysclt forthe care of the having several Liner ad jean in thy one or two doses (of two or three pills a Ly REMOVED that horrid disordor from me. lesteem your me dicine above any other I have ever used in the lastthirty years, and have witnessed on others ite most beneficial and Prema: in my Le 2 Yours only. have also azn the rem counterfeit pills sold by an apothecary hi 3 of iny neighbor bough d"uand them, the" conseyaence was of " ie shoald haw . the tenbalibiecie ‘e semt both the make: and seller to Lockport, N. ¥. Oct. 16, 1989, SAML. WOODHULL, Faw RYSIELAS CURED. OF SEVEN YEARS? STANDING, BY #RANDRETH’S PILLS A™ edt Brooklyn, who, .or seven long years, knew no comfort; whose face and neck nie unseemly blotch; who was the obserre painand misery resulted from a dreadtal EY St her face, which oftentiises extended over her neck and bosoms, cian of skill was applied to, and remedy upon ree out affording more than occasional relief, years she was thus tormented, and often prayed { death to finish lady who had d en, the td becn used about three montis, per‘ect cure waa produced ity pravine ato, that purtyici the body with tae cele ils produces, without douot, a perfectly healthy & f the fluids, and ath; ofthe flaids, and consequeutly must cure Frvsipelas, or that cis t gas atate ofthe blood anf therefore p ‘aritylug the blood eney o u ase, is lady issince married, ference is given to Mrs. Booth, Dr. ee ae pat in Brooklyn, 5 Market street, who will refer to spectable’ dy ia Johnson street, ‘who will give’ all farther parti The Brandreth Pills are sold at 25 cents per box, with full Girections, at 241 Broadway; 274 Bowery; and 189 Auuson at, New York; 5 Market street, Brooklyn—Mrs. Booth, Agent | Parker, Broad street, Newark; and by one agent in every town in the Union, 1:26 15t eod® ICAL VENTILATOR. SPY’S PATENT ‘3 3 jent apparatus ie adapte dio all ‘on de: Metal Rooffing of all descriptions {umished in any part of the etry. ron Water Pipes and Plumoers’ Work in eve Gaivenized lon and’ Tin Ware tx wholewles ath tabs, coal ee a “All wonk wessensba;en l'ordews by lovee ene PSUMNER, 190 Water street. * ‘ALLEN, Importer of haloante and. Reta DAVIES & JONE eostamors that they nave res Capema vanets of uew styles them. Also a new styl inform their tends ane h worn, is manufactured by { Lravelling cap, very conveusent fo 6 WILLIAM &8T. T. B TTor'ts moderne GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH. LADIES NEED NOT DESPAIR. DBA. ©, CASTLE has a Paste for filling deeaved hollow teeth. It can be putinto tne moat tender teeth without aa nd whien it becomes. impacted hitherto painful nn fe-tin all their respect wes for life CASES, the necessity ig a ies . tm rocety. otter their testimonials in the vat 10m eiency. “The dior of the Eveuing Pott wl admirably adapted for Lender teat and wer persons, . (lastle onerates on the teet! id tare and ability.” ‘The New York arora, aye ie mies the teeth in all respects perfect for 11 Dre Castle has ob ajaed much celebrity fo ‘ake of niling the teeth.” The most eminent gentlemen of the Geattets Pee 195 Gillng ther teach tn eecmmend Dr, -eatle’ “ant for a ‘ool is, which putin the aching tooth, will tffect a permencag rign® From the Jonrnal of Comme; DELICATE AND SueuRaar Gt SPER ion, L of the upper % e most distin- |—Dr, ss jental mechanism, : w 'w bones, shot away in tne case of Lieut. S—, UL met with this terrible and severe casualty, while ‘i the Indiaus in Florida, We have seea letters from Lieut. confirmatory of this extreordinary cure And its entire success, that the loss of these important organs s0 skillfully replay Dr. Castle is Low no more a source of regret to the Li Dr C. inserts artificia: on the priveiple of adhexior ye frat introduced £0 the ic: Rest Adwiral Waldron: Lord Mo orpe C. Joh . Presid t field, Dr. , Dr, Bo} lower, ‘Shall the lower ick i] per oz; pure nitric acid for jewellers Priby coparva eapeates, best quality, $7, ireh fae Tse ol ad pt ett ald ak 3 ne i 4 {ne moat ‘approved imautuctareny $90 pr ‘oa; diamond troases. Sparemer abe prone « epints of uarishorn, low ohieains hae been fitied ap at No. 4 Vesey stest,cxctusively | sia. lou, sultinay, lend; mercary 20 cts roa: ladies, havi + from the bus : , " . ent, where a female is iu coustast aticadanee to wait enou vould of line 79 es pro; brognine $401,085 and etl temaie patients. Bit imt_ | sospand all his polsous waeutcd. Patan Incutood and chips Tyewoods, sold very cheap As - DR Levis FEUCHTW ANGER, fy z Foe DR SHERMAN MEDICATED LOZEN- olT3m*ec 1 Wall st, Ne GES. Several million boxes have been sold,and given perfect | — TO THE LADIES. satisfaction to all wi have used them. . PHYSICIANS AND CLERGYMEN, (Pag bey Lani eee eee SLOR TER Lawyers, rich and poor, high and low—in fret, | “T Sr'pallvug of the Wowk (he apenas nearly "Amotican ‘have. «i the jeetiotal Pessary, prem Mneacn ache mens, pti bars ren hams | inchoate of theggertcna. Resa ree Feats FA health, it wever having failed of performing "a care; even nuder the wated eireamatanees. Drs." Hunter, Smith. Rogers, Vanderpool, Seott, and four nentod ether woctoigeg in ins Yor eln dome teal Sherman's Lozenges, daily, in their practice. Sherman's Me- dicated Lozen the boxes, with his name attached, Tl ing, an e and d physician, and ber of the M So- Seyret chy SP Mce York get ates’ ce rere ratiows that no others enjoy. COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTION, ali ‘The Suppurte has attained & very it I as inthis country, [tis Lied tie entre care ee a peer surgi Ld Mad eslulaset brell oasetugetatees ame ooerss ‘Tightness of the Chest, ‘Cough, Cough at- } “'itooms ia furnished exclusively for ladies, at No, 4 tend oa st god all effectiobe of the Luneyaae immed Vesey street, ha ba a serarte entrance eee “i pad care all recent cases ina few hours, and often pee RG ery atten PRIVATE MEDICAL NOTICE! TO A PARTICULAR CLASS "OF THVALIDS. ‘AUSE DEATH Tothonsands, withoat their ever bei ted, Children tnd adults often sudlet touch from them, when « box of pher the effects of those vicious indulge: y L id give them immedi lief— | thonghul th are so often impelled by p advds niga ure saints arate ahs | atari ae” Wy all ppmone ou the brink of the fast wasting away, and the | than that for instance, of the father of a fauil icians Tesorting, ot last, as | since Fepented of his youthful errors, bar who = : ys! ‘trying. ain, the only hope, to Sherman's Worm Lozenges, which have re- stored them to health and happiness. How often have moti of called at the Warehouse air pouied forth’ Uveir and jessings for the restoration of their dear beloved offspring, Never before has a perfeet been discovered for the ex: tire eradication-of all kinds of worms. Spirits, Fas igen Waren Dacor Ne waess of Spirits, Fatigue, Fainting, ney, Nervous iseases generally, and. Sen Bickneds, are all sutject to. the rice Gaminor Loseurest and nb trat soning. the, of has fo Poveda tien foe erate huently fails inte the hands of young mea, ; yystem. fferers the College of Medicine Fe age oat ip nye alin By neared del dary disease, and far the removal of it when ap: went, in their new and eeicbrated \'Pandian Alteraive, Mixtare.™ 40, exten sively fr. Riconp in the Vevereal nuspital of Paris. ‘This medieine is put wp in cases containing haif'a dozen bottles with copious directions fo1,ase, and_ labels: which canpo. excite Any unpleasant remarks. ‘These eases are to. cone tain a sudicient Gpaplity this new remedy, to cure all syphi- tine iin;rities of the Blood, cutaneous eruptions, affectious of ‘throat aud nose, uodes, Uicers, pains in the bones, Se, Pur- chaser can at al ines covreapaad mith the commuting Phe Siandod tovall paatof the Ucionr Canela. tod the Wet fadion, ion, . and medicine are so fut up that no couecalment is id go to sea without them, Persons subject to fa: Will find them to relieve et. Agents—Church’s, 196 Bow- erat ¢ Rushom m1 three stores, and 438 Fulton street, Brooklyn, & State srect, Bost Nadelphia. aniér fae ‘ ~ Be SON, yi office of the CoureGe, 97 Nassau street RE Fork W Te action has long beeu perme nuget by the medical profession. ly tried various boasted reme- d leed, wo sure are these Pills in therr effects, thateare is sometimes necessary to their use; though they contain no medicine detrimental to the coustiuution, Advise given gratis to all those who use the Pills, by Madame Costello, 4 Lis penard st, where the Pills are sold genuine. Price $1 per box. atl PORTABLE BLACKSMITHS FORGES—The sav. ribers, being the sole Agents for the Manufactarers of ]u’s Patent Portable Forge Teave to 10 of the yubhie 10 th hat they F be PRIVATE MEDICINE CHE THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. — HAVE preoured number of * Private Mediciue Chest, jach containing an appropriate quantity ofthe new French Medicines for the cure of Specs lar clare of iseases.which have unfortunately in too many instastes (allen under the treat: ment of ignorant quacks, in cousequence of the extremedelica- cy which patients thus alllicted extibit in applying for medical advice from respectable physicians. in the mode now ex plained, however,sale and effectual treatment will be gained by such patients without the necessity of making any disctosure of theirease. ‘The ‘Medicine Ch contaims such a quantity of appropriate medicive as is guaranteed to.eflect a pertect care, abd ample digections ina plait aud familiar style accompany each chest. The remedies are applicable to al! forms ot the dis- ease. ane a coment Sa ero for sypubuc tre sold for $5 each—the cheata with, remed fonorrhoen ‘leet $3 each, may now be had of the Principal Agent of the 7 CHARDSON, Agent. Bello: above arti nearly all parts o United States, ve asuificient evidence of their utility aud convenience; being portable and compact, gives them far the preference over the common Forge for Shipping of every description, Rail . Canals, Plantations, Mana factories and all purposes for whieh the ordinary Forge i used. ‘Those manufactured forthe U.S. Navy are Wrough Iron. ‘We would refer those wishing to purchase to some few who ¢an recommend them from personalas well as general know- re Crane, Navy Yard, Portemouth, N. Ge Bolen Ronson Cela setae yop: Goremies Kemble "Broadway, N. fy the cal Messrs. iia. Hon. Governier Kembie, W. 8. Rit hanse & Co. 443 Bi our.city blacks Principal Office of the College] Nassau street, NN. B.—Cases forwarded to all parts of the , tne Canadas oor, wore PRE | ll icaa thasing the Chests ean, by aidressing the College, PARR’S LIFE PILLS. t additional advice they may desire TP HE bland inv F power of this mi- case. 216 itm terre raculous me Pil and on FEMALE PHYSICIAN, PENARD STREET. count of their peculiarly mild yet effect 34 Lis MADAME COSTELLO, Female Fi still continnes fe to treat, asl eellence the favorite family tons folowing a sedeuary occupation they are value, and in preventing ‘the such persons are so much exposed at this season by frequent changes Tiom the extreme heat of their ropms to the external succes®, all diseases peculiar to i i i by whatever cause cd stods ean be tocoved by Madume Cs i 2 very Sart col rf Lec avery sort tum jadame U.’s medical establishment having undergone cough and destroys rest, repairs and alterations for the better acco ion of her checked, iuducea train of they are at all times numerour patients, she isnow prepared to receive ladies on the h to be treated point of confinement, or those who wis! for ob- Loe of their monthly ladame C. be consulted at her residence No. 34 Lispen ard st, at all tunes, and with the strictest Tegard to secresy. bbe capateenmascaniere: letters must be post-paid pe the irritated atate of the nerver, and bring fem into a sound aud healthy condition, fitting the mind and body forthe various duties of life, which will then rformed with ease aud satisfactiun. Lbs. {ollowing are the exclusive ageniafor the sae of Par’s fe Pilla— ; Rushyon & Aspinwall, droxeiats and chemists, 05 William st 110 Broadway and 10 Astor House. atacee he Abraham Sands & Co.dn gts and chemiata granite buildings, 273 Broadway, corner of Chamber st. f,Peewie, «is Broa Way corner of Lispenazd at. n B. ruggist, Bro: coruer Bleecker at. A.W, Bader, Bowery Medicine Store, 260 Bowery 348 Grand corner Noriolk st, ine Store, 63 Bowery, comer of Walker st. Tripler, corner Fulton and Water at. rerett, druggist, 367 Greenwich st., next the corner of it. J. & J. Coddington, apothecaries, 227 Hadscn stecet, comer of “Spring st. E. t Coin, chemist and apothecary, 263 Bleeckee st., comer ‘of Jones st. J. Wendover, draggist and apotheary, id1 Eighth avente. Brookiyn—Wm. Armatroug, seed, drug and patent medicine ereliouse, IOiy" Fultow ‘And wi at propristory’ office bem (a Thence : soueet Leola ie = instractions, aad to en ‘announces Selected New York as the place of his labora, aad of his pert manent Teal Dr B. Phas been professisnally aad intimately connected fh thi onsacys eet dereee ua receat mentee to Os in many parts of the United States, and of the West. Indies, with 4 view to elucidate several ports in science, ull then involved Hnvmuch doubt abd obec nn to commnuat just arriv Paris, been to_communi- cate | ‘gulf obeeritione to the Gallic Sogiety, of Telecel hiswxosringes ext the pinata Sekeaaee ts of his experience 2 cheep ors ethods Ioemded jot fie of pectic, af which had rest ‘mode 0 ts alt Bones 25 Large: Bones 20 cents. Roser iatrcatlet cbtlnee onsen fer aoe ts tia country: will please direct their letters, post paid, to'T. Roberts £'Co., Letter Box 907 New York Post Offices" nia Imer , a so. inveternse, such, diseases of the skin, rlag warms, Cascor, Scrophula,” uc. that he cani ntirely extirpate. By the samve method al dizcasestxcitent fo females and chaldven ‘are prompdy and rac arts cured. Dr. P. may be consulted every day, from 10 A. LUCINA COKDIAL. M to 2P. M. i 5 hus office 78. Di treet, Broad Consultatio MAGUINCS LUI CORDA esha om meacponds | sree taike Weglnh, Proce Gamans Botha Teton corha or whites, gleet, obstructed, itor painful mensura | languages. Bl 8m ation, incontinence of urine, or i ischarye thereof, and for the general prostration of the systm, no matter whet fr theTesnlt of inhervat causes,or of eauses produced by irregu- J, OF cel ide-spread celet rity of this wonderful and inestimable cordial ip both, hemi eres is aullictent guarantse ior it nick itive success in curing e affections Std complatuts. "Nothing eam be ruore rurprising than fe hort is bareed it will grow sgain as for dying the hair are nothing bat s mixtare Py ia ta mot Get has, iesealey bareads » fobs of caustic and spirit, same way as the powders, and dont dye. bai orating effects onthe numan frame. all we Millar e no matter how many canes ie ie Sane Sectmrane it | Stee vagy Shanes hort Pom bes of twenty years, being hair cutter, and having of examining a great maby heads,Land i myselt @ great composition koown as ‘* 2 Compound Hascutial Oil of Almonds,” for destroy iraff, Preventing the hair from coming out and turning grey. This i le dandru i : apeedily rem GUlly Aeiee reoe ieee pie Gell Lasaeie ane Tuner do justice to the merits ofthe Lucina Conial, whine rerardrd'by tw heads oft faculty in all pata the word as ‘moat Asal discor ; 83 ver bottle. Sold at9a Nassau street, and No. 90 North sini atreet, Philadebphia. nls Ii OLOuON Ae Eo oe N 5 . D., ‘stree| be Se ye ee weer ek pe Atos ut {s satisfied medicine delivered gratis. “All persoas de- formed, under twenty-one years, can. have theiz bones etralght. ened, References given es t0' numerous patients: who hove Einieabl ‘Oil will make the hair grow wells ho matter how much ‘or sorencas is on the head, Bor ale, wholesaie and retail, at A: PASTOR'S, Hair Cut ter, 168 Greenwich ateet, New Aork. Price 0 cents bottle, o ERUPTIONS AND DISFIGUREMENTS OF THE FACE, AND DARK OR YELLOW SKINS CURED BY THE ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP. are RHEUM, freckles, scurvy, a ples erysipelas, 10} Deew cured iu this city. 077 Sm*r jorches, wian, fever, spots, bites of te, mos- CO DS, Secrets teeticee Getic ae wash? ee ae CONSUMETIONS, s, Sore Throat, Spitti der of the age. - Well might the Medicai nociety of Paris call ot Blood, Bronebii: ove | it a blessing, and its inventor, M. Bes a philanthropist, I: by a scientific physici-n’s invention, called—Professor Congh Candy, or compound extract of tulu and Spanish composed of 43 of the rarest herbs and plants the vegetabl pire posseses. Read this plain, honest explanation to the pt is cu mg thousands all ove: ‘States and | ysh posseas: ons. It entiresy eradicates every eruption or disfigdrement of the skin, imparting to the iace, ly, neck or arms, a fai healthfut clearness. No misrepresen ation is cffere.. — The principal materials iu this eandy were formerly yrescribed | tr; fice to recommend it to all. Ancor ihe way who by an eminent physian, in liquid torm. Surely it ts superior | fy ved by this, are tre following highly respectabl when taken ta the shape of 4. beaatifal candy; pleasant to the | personsi—Rte wt Lever, Newark, N.J, (you ified ste, elegant in form,and miraculous in operation. It poonre, A f tue tral fo convince all of its merits: itis but ove rhiling fore | Saket is Bo,nulfed postrarm, bass physician Palmer, Brooklyn. Sold by T. peo * gn of the Ameri es vam atieet, New York Price 90 cents. isi yale axing chap or teuder fh, makes the r hue, wieder, 4d'ent Dock streets, Philsdelphis, or next AgeataZicber, 3d'ea ts, Philadelphin, or next ROW: Cleveland, Rise ae Charleston ; Gy site hater, Gatakill, Nr Ys; and 199 Paltou st, Brooalyne nid hmer? JONES’ CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE, OR OIL OF CORAL CIRCASSIA. iling fore who will use it? Lt is slight ive,removing all and purifying the blood.” Yn tact, trom the ly cured by this, toe proprietor feels warranted in o! these terms th? in Laps ogee are not satisfied, to retun mouey to them—the public must perceive this is fair dealings tod platnly proves that this 18 no pdifed nostra. ‘The propie: tor requeats one trial from all persuns who have palinonery com. junta, He watzauts there is ho mercury in this as in sotKe pak. Red’ tmedicines of the day. Te is wold cheay that rich aud poor ta Beate Sold gniy att, or¢alutogy arg Ps ke jones, meriona Eagle ham st, NY. pone ‘Agents Ze ibe ‘Dock st, Phila State at, Yor - EADER, no misrepresentation is here offered you; y: Ki, harap ai ten paket Rite cin tlle pan ur steal’ poe Washington, D C. us imvoc' | Sa ti reatveaiiige | ra tores the beinte arenson the Mesa pei of any pert where natare intended hair to grow. ing off, make the scaly healthy, thereby eu ing dan- druff, and give light red or grey hair a fine dark look, and in REIS TOOTH WAEE- from, the onginai eho ciold area Nee em Orns ‘Tooth ike it grow naturally dark from the root Wash re ties 0 cleaning the feet BUCA. end 190 Fulton se Brosklta: Sopa, pee a huutsed thores Cavers enthcas ranged state of be said; its price is reasonable—only 3, 5, and 6 shill It is de to be used witha ieee tle. Suld by the sole pr. prietor, 1’. Jones, ac th be wenrice amty of cs this only one fait trial nal you will be satished” Wisgentesints taattthe Sees cones Pesan sea “Aaente—Z ciber, 34 and Dock snree!, Philndelphia, and next ag a: rveind Ring Uke C3 nas pay Nichi Mi wich Chensngo, Ny-¥:i Martin, barber Gass, ts ARTIST IN IR. flee dart the Say are watunly reser MANUFACTURED Thom pacts pins SE UREEETESS am, Door humanity; ‘bat how many nerlect IN Deen at tre, incpes lope, in ope badred ‘Earnie, td effectun| than the Wa Bt Aine eA RY'S WIGS AND SCALPS. oh eal gagntt Orme by i ito ty design te ind ou ewer PRIVATE CURB. Le a hie inSctont ee cial a Uae eaetd wi te T° ALL who exe suffering from the effects of secret indul- Le desi ence, rea manent cure, DOUTOR iets Gate JORDAN'S SPECIFIC COLHSES re congdentally offered. {is BAOADW AY, cor of Liberty street, These trams, to sell— t » Stas tard prosucsten caly at disanedlasneiae ber toe coeeh the teat tetseme bead a iuas the priv c'an of eminence in tittie :rivate chest, eens, rane 4 ECK SLIP—D' Pere eotas ee oul noues eae rtanate, to the effectual aud ff delicate anc private diseases, New York State ‘Meaiesl Society; end inthe year 1913. But what to know is the fact that he cages his patients, ‘as thousands might ON STRICTURE AND LT f the public First, That the disease Sonne Conmtenetond fehl Siasee ‘who or norent adeerising tire ls certain, free from " %; pian tothe frat wn that Stretare there is no pain o7 er that glest implies achrome in! terminates nostrums es Tong itis a fact, vel Mately ackagy ledges sat all the aed ie, ean never care a strict ry real physician will ited by persons ‘ous. therefore, it the symt toms of ‘are the follor 2 maod oot be make tively, after it is all teal away diearive of wtriecure, ime remamned on ne be ee peor produce a stricture, for one is tare than another ; bat, as Sete i Sanne dea The effecta siricture has, 5 however that ver, so common thie the more or less, that E hat he is tifying al BOA tues Gre uniform recara ot spars, iblecrr ‘is sof. one 4 accom: Sees to observ ee It the aut ‘them more than the case cure. ergs sgoanasalass tre atone w refer to almost every 7. Ralph is consultcd at his Peart fe tries ho ih rope dene ‘Own sex, that in ai! cases: iS. ‘SICIAN, would mantras to _ ano a does not wish to be ‘appearing and disappear Wo ignorant and : MONTHLY PILLS, ‘E. Resteli’s siguature is written on the cever a REVENTIV i Eg beet Fi ts well by Uronsasnt this com forbids a too rapr ofe the dlscctioes’opatose Sinade of cosh i jt Premaes se een ene ea discovery © her celebrated ghee iteven of manyan _ The advertiser feeling the importance of this rutyect, and e resu iiss te thousands by their ado arouse wae attention of the mas tear and dexr, to thetr consnieration tls ¢) witch we are su> Meabs within our control. Ever; dollars» pacha ed States. A affectionate wife ADAME RESTELL, mC oprten “ad residetce, Bu 1 te strictest eonlidenee idence, 148 ond Liberty streets. irame. nea and knowledge in the treatmen: ty farm aden a son stanley Oe of seven years exichsive ani sacce ally gesigued for the treatin ut 9 No. 2, is guaranteed cure of Venereall 1m every case, DOGTOR SEARS. tor verty of 44 Aan street, may be con sulted at No. 73,Jo) alliom street. For eight jon tn this city co the treat i ing lyspepsia, dropsies,liver rata {8.—Its symptoms are an sp leneans sensation at the pit of the stomach, pain about the | package contains a, icine a ved to dhe varied >ymmyoma, i the ionttons wets fal directions, treating, ith: in description of nature, Speand'ueatment of scerect deters, aad' much formation of general interest. ide a: region of nding often to the shoulder blade and bet ders, and ing shor ie anda) Ofthe heart. Doctor Nears has had smack sat Derienee in the treatment ofthis disease : DOCTOR ELLIOTT, OGULIST AND OPTHALMIC SURGEON, Confines his Practice DISEASES OF THE BYE. Office %61 Broadway, comer of Warren street. nn? Im FENCING SALOON & SHOOTING GALLERY. K. MEES, 413 Broad ay, 1, eee oi nor, lately Frome, y Fe eae yunet, 5 o speci jit the cavy, ke, are respectially inyit malar rind hy bition of ie kg this eventigc pile bs Bi te (ng ata distance of 10 yn om ro 6 *r Havre, Dress and Cloak making promptly exccuted. _n5 Im®r SRAEL'S 3 a ist andthe Millenium,’ ey tured and others in Military . on atthrow PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. Roupel eal, \binauen ia i PUBLISHED D, FuLr Gn an