The New York Herald Newspaper, December 20, 1842, Page 4

News of all Sorts. From Pana.—We are indebted to the Supercargo of the Rocket, arrived on Thursday, trom Para, for the following items of news :—-The British steam frigate Growler was at Para on the 20th Nov. from Rio de Janeiro, having been ashore on the rocks in the river, where she laid two days, but by hghtening was got off with little damage. The German Prince Alderbrito and suite came in the steamer. He was received in Para in great style by the authoriti and great attention was also shown to him by the commanders of the French corvette Berquru and brig of war Bologne. ‘The Prince is a suitor for the hand of the Princess Donna Janairio, sister of Don Pedro II., Emperor of Brazil, and he is cousin to Albert. He is on a tour through the Brazils. mer proceeds to Maranham for coals, and then will return to Para, where the Prince will re- ang go to Bahia, and thence to Lisbon.— » French corvette Berquru in going from Para to Cayanne, lost her anchors at the mouth of the river and was obliged to return on the 17th Nov. Not being able to procure anchors at Para, the brig was dispatched to Cayanne for them, and the corvette awaits her return.—Rhode Islander Dec. 17. "Navy Iyrecuicence.—Navy Orpers.—Lieut Thomas J. Manning, to Boston, for the command of store ship Erie. Lieut. George Hurst and Richard Meade; Passed midshipman Wm. E. acting master) John Rutledge and § Wm ; Pur- A. Bloodgood ; midshipmen Somerville Augustus McLaughlin, Walter D. Crain Selden, to the store ship Er Passed midshipman R. Delaney Izard, eetached from the Vincennes, and to the rendezvous at Philadel- Passed midshipman Joseph N. Barney, to the es, aS acting master. Lieut. Wm. rd midshipman James I. Blair, to he Depot of Charts and Nautical Instruments,— Passed midshipman C. R. B. Porter, to the brig Dol- shin, as acting master. Passed midshipman C, S§. McDonough, detached from the brig Dolphin, and leave two months. Midshipman R. A. Knapp to the receiving ship Ohio. Assistant Sergeon J. Mal- colm Smith, to the Hospital, Philadelphia. Lieut, Wm. E. Hunt, order to the sloop Suratoga revoked, and will resume his duties under Captain Stockton Assistant Surgeon Jno. L. Fox, to the Naval Hos- pital at Boston. Lieut. C. M. Amstrong, to the sloop Saratoga. Evxction or U.S. Senator anp State Prinrer v Ou1o.—In pursuance of a joint resolution, both branches of the General Assembly met to-day, for the election of a State Printer and United Statés Se- nator, which resulted as follow: ‘or State Printer—Samuel Medary received 58 V. W. Smith, 43 ; blanks, 7. J. S. Senator—William Allen received 63 omas Ewing, 44; blank 1.—@hio States- man, Dec, 14 F AvauaMa LeaistaturE.—-We have accounts of the organization of the legislature. In the Senate,the Hon Nat. ‘erry, of Limestone, was re-elected resid i Greene, was elected Speaker. Arremerep Munper ann Surcipg.—On Friday morning about three o'clock, a Mrs. Lynch, the wite of a weaver residing in Black Horse alley, made an attempt while in bed to cut her husband’: throat. By some means he escaped without serious injury and ran down stairs, when it appears she made an attempt upon her own life, by inflicting a severe gash across her neck nearly severing the wind pipe. She was conveyed to the Moyamen- sing Alms House’ whe: ie lies in a dangerous state alousy is said to be the cause ofthe acts,— Philadelphia Amervcan. Sreamer Oscrona.—This splendid boat, intended to ply between this place and Washington City, ar- rived here yesterday morning, from New York.— She left New York on Monday last, and was obliged by the severity of the weather to put into Absecom, where she was detained until Thursday morning, making her run in less than 22 hours; the wind blowing very fresh during the passage —Norfolx Beacon, Dec. 17. Mors Swinpit —A man calling himself P. P. Hutchinson, a sub-contractor for the Arsenal at Washington, and Fortress Monroe, and engaged largely in the purchase of timber, has turned out to be a swindler. For the last six months, he has extended his credit, both in Cambridge, Md., and in the City of Baltimore, to_a very considerable amount; and after drawing from the Department at Washington from seven to ten thousand dol- lars, the entire amount due him, he decamped on the 5th instant, leaving all his creditors unpaid, since which nothing has been heard of him.— This villain, from appearance, is aged about thirty, over six feet high, rather slender, thin y aged, black hair and whiskers, and articulates very indistinctly, and says he served his time at the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, and was married at Bangor, Maine When he lett, he had on a handsome black frock coat, not paid tor, and a drab overcoat. He wore ilso.a heavily jewelled gold watch and massive gold chain and key, all enurely new, Western Rivers.—The river began to rise last and there is now from 20 to 30 feet in the annel. The last boats through from St. Louis report also a rise in the Mississippi, All the tributa- ty streams above and below Cincinnati are running out fast, which will keep the river at a good stage perhaps through the winter, unless we have a very severe change in the weather. The St. Louis Re- publican of the 8th says, “ yesterday the rain fell du- ring nearly the whole day.” The river is rising fast, and had risen full 18 inches last evening. From all appearances we expect high water, and should this expectation be realized, it is prebable that it will not closed during the winter.” The Burlington, I. T., Hawk Eye says, that “over 100 flat boats were caught in the ice above that place. Many of them had begun to load before the sudden change in the weather.—Cincinnati Gazette, Dec. 14. Cumpertanp River.—At the latest dates there were three feet three inches water on the shoals, and the river rising. Crm. Con. 1n Hory Lirr.—A case of Bastardly was tried by the Court of Common Pleas the ether day, wherein Mary Whitton was plaintiff and Elder Charles Valentine defendant. From the testimony in the case, it appeared that the plaintiff had resided in this county since 1839; that she was employed to nurse the defendant ife, during the illness of which she died; that he seduced her, andin the year 1841 she became the dishonored mother of one of his illegitimate offspring. She was never married. She likewise testified, that he offered to give her money for the purpose of procuring the premature destruction of the expected reward of his crime The proposition, it seems, was not complied with ; and consequently, ulterior results having rendered necessary the interposition of the law in behalf of the plaintiff, Elder Valentine was finally arraigned as above intimated; and after the evidence pro and con. had been heard, the case was submitted to the jury without argument. ‘The jury found the defen- dant “Guilty”—and the Court assessed the damages at five hundred dollars. —Cin, Message. Lary Os..—The Cincinnati Gazette states that this manufacture, so important to the west, is rapid- ly extending. Two more factories have just been established in Cincinnati, making five in all, which manufacture collectively several thousand gallons daily. We notice also, that the business is estab- lished at Burlington, lowa, Hannibal, Mo., Chica- go, lll., and a dozen other places. The effect of all this will be to reduce the price of alloils, and in- crease the farmer’s profits in raising hogs. Woman's Sympatny.—The New Haven Herald relates that as a runaway horse, dragging a wagon with a young Jad in it, was suddenly breught up with a crash in the streets of that town, but fortu- nately. without injury to the boy, an old lady in great agitation iollawed in pursuit of the wagon. “* Mother, mother,” exclaimed her daughter, “‘where are you going?’ Dont’'t get into the crowd ; you can’t do him any good.” Seeing her agitation, a lady who happened to be passing at the moment kindly inquired, “ Is he your son?” “Oh no,” replied the good old matron, “ but he is some- body’s son.”* Hisroricat, Porrt.—Bancroft, in a recent lecture in Boston, on the Pattleof Bunker's Hill, stated that after much research, he had arrived at the conclu- sion that Col. Prescott, not General Putnam was the commander. That Putnam left the lines early in the day for the purpose of procuring reinforcements, and did not return until late in the day, when he came without them, and then nothing saved him from a reprimand from General Washington, but the fact that he wasnot i command during the day. ABUNDANCE IN tHe Weet.—In Coshocton County, Ohio, Oats are selling at 10 cents per bushel; Corn at 12{ cents; Wheat at 40 cents; and Hogs and Beet Cattle at one dollar per hundred pounds. Mrs. ALEXANDER Hamitton, (a daughtor of Gen. Philip Schuyler) now 8 years of age, is said to be one of the active managers of the Bloomingdale Or- phan Asylum. ARTIFICIAL TEETH. ON THE PRINCIPLE OF ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE. LEVETT, Dentist, the introducer into this country iv ANE. the year 1875, of i fi ple, as practised by of the public to on of Dr. Levett. BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. of law, 1, JOHN TYLER, President of the Laud office at Adkonsaa, commence: Text, for the cise ‘the undermeution- ‘nited States of Americ: a mself ALONE, cou kreat improvement. 'T his easy, well known, adaptation in supplying the deficicaci ng ven, which he fully guarantees inviting’ the attention of the ladies al Teeth uuskilfully set, or laced by nature, M. LEVE'TT, Dentist, 269 Broadwa [Copy of a Letter from M. M in the Teritory of ed townships and fractional townships, to wit North of the base line and east of the meridian. Fractional towuships eighteen and nineteet teen, and fractional townships eighteen aud nineteen, of range ‘nortn and east of the ips twenty-six, (wenty= unvaried satafnet of range, nine> hip twenty-five, yi 500,000 aere tract, and towns) seven, and twenty-eight, of range twenty. ys twenty-five twenty six, and twenty-se —It is both a matter of tof artificial teeth the principle of atmospheric pressure which you made fora lady in my tamily, has succeeded i every respect, in appearance, comfort, aud utility, and has given entire satisfaction. ‘wo, and fractional tow thirty: C Metiiaie tre ing south and west of aships twenty-seven, twenty-eight, and twen nine, bordering on G your obedienssorrany thirty-three, and thirty~ ‘Menomii ion torefertoso Sf be elite of the | four tying’om the range twenty-two. Fractional townshi j a competent person to act ai rail establishment of Watches Also tinierstands book Keeping aud waten 1 Has been in bustuess for himself ten Years andapeaks on Green Bay, twenty-nine, borderi irty-one, chirty- fractional townships four, lying south and west of Menomine river N WAS lesman in a wholesale or jirty, bordering on an particulars and references address Box No. 782 Lower ie miver, of range twenty> Gentlemen's Ho! ‘ing the winter at a very R HEUMATISM ! UN E with Rheumatism are now eu Island, designated as sections nineteen and twenty, in 9 ve. ¥, of rang mall islands, in Fox Lake township thirteen, of Fractioual sections fourteen, twenty-three, and twenty-four, in township thirty-four, of range twenty nine. Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools, militory, or will be excluded from for two weeks, (unless the lands 1 and ho private eu be admitted until after yrup now stands above all doubt in the cure of ad whom it may coneem—Th em with a violent rheumatism great was the pain that I was un without help; and at one time the pain was ao severe that I did yed six or eight physicians feast, when hearisg of Dr ured a bottle on Thursday morning, and ington, this twen- 1 ty-seventh day o} mber, Auno Dom KE, Commissioner of the General Land Office. NOTICE TO PRE-EME was perfectly cured, ON CLAIMANT: resemption to land in am roclamation, in virine of the provisions of the act of 22d dune, 1938, as extende: ified by the act of Ist June, 1810,‘ or of ‘the pro latter act, (where those laws son of the absence of the p 22d June, 1841,) or by virtue aft 1841, each granting certain privileges to another and different to prove the same to ceiver of the proper Land Office, and practicable after seeing this ‘and before the day appointed for the commenc lic sale of the land as above designated, otherwise such claims will be forfeited, p here the year subsequent to the filing of the plats shall ex- pire previous to the day fixed for the commencement of the sale above mentioned, claims under the acts af 1838 and 1840, above referred to, will be forfeited if not proven up and paid (or prior to the expitation of such y Not 2 week passes bi galling at the office to tell how rapidly th ‘ ey have been relieved »y this medicine, Forsale at 2% Bowery, comer of Houston Y DESPA fe ttn Se F POST OFFICE, New York, stand iiferent OURS of Delivery each day, (Sunda U-ver and Lower Post Officess= Letters Uepasited before Hal, raat o'clock, A.M Pr M| Will be sent out for de- excepted) at the jl of the Register and make payment therefor 3 Acallthe Stations before Letters to be sent Free, must have **Wree Stamp”? affixed to m, 01 ll be collected of the money must be enc Wise three cents w HO. H. BLAKE, ky Team Sha letear fs ockoane Commissioner of the General Land 0| stations (at all of which. “tree stamps” may be purchased at 00, and every information may be obtained on ap- post < flices. Stampa i th be received. It is indispensable that the number of the residence ahoul J be stated in all letters seni. through-this P PThe Post Maste irregularities occur. at the upper or lower Inte CityDespateh Post wl THE ANTI-ANGULAR SYSTEM OF WRITING. GREAT REDUCTION. 'WELVE TO SIX DOLLARS London, respectfully i and Gentlemen of New York and Brooklyn, that his classes Day and Evening, have commenced i he has repucrD his Terms one half—to Six Dollars Acapemy No. 335 Bi Gentlemen of all ages are pos 2 bold, free, expeditious and Writing, no ‘matter how writing may be. bays solicits the earliest information shonld any | AAR, BRISTOW of JOHN LORIMEAW GRAHAM SOUND TEETH. cD NOT DESPA for the season, and the GUIDE TO LIADIES NEED a IR. R. A. C. CASTLE has a Paste for filling decayed hollow It can be put into th y nvenience, and with i NE hard solid body, thus hitherto painful and useless teeth) a1 ect in alltheir respective uses for Ii the necessity of extracti guished in socvety ent, and in the House, John Erwin, Esq., of | ely tanghtin twelve lessons, tender teeth witho wp THE Lapis ‘ A neat and handsome, delicate and fashionable Ruuning Hand weive Easy Lessons : York cam take a course in Three A. M., or from 408 offer their testimonials in the most vivid icacy. ‘The Editor of the Evening Post, —"'It is admirably adapted for tender teeth and ner: Jastle operates on the teeth P My. B. ia to be seen from 9 to 1 “Evening Classes from 7 to 9. x-Keering ethod, by double and single entry, ly. TINN ITN 99-69 C—1 STENOGRAPHY. tein of the Artof Writug Shert-hand, for tsking ons, Trials at Law, tow in One course of vous persons, and Dr. care aud ability.” ‘T the teeth in all respec * Dr. Castle has oblained much celebri f filling the teeth.” -Tangh on a superior m cientifieslly and pra ‘entlemen of the recommend Dr. ‘ooth-ache Pills, one of effect a permanent cures Ly The most eminent ulty, have personally tried an filling the teeth. by a most ingenious piece of dental ions of the upper and lower 0 ‘ay in the ease of Lieut. S—, met with this terrible and severe casualt; the Indians in Florida. coulirmatory of this that the Joss of the ism, the lost por he author is presented to every pupil for their permanent guide. ESPY’S PATENT CONICAL VENTILATOK. simple and efficient apparatus is adap *~ purposes of t boats, Hospitals, Prisons, Mines, Vaults, by tion be kept free from all foul air aud unwholesc ime is also an effectual cure for Smoky Chunnies. ‘The subscriber having purch: County of New York, ters from Lieut. 8, nary etre sand its entire mportant organs 80 skillfully replaced by. ‘astle 1s Low no more a source of regret to the ciple of adhesion by atinos- first introduced to the notice of the Castle refers to the Span ‘Mr. Stoughton. the Spa Lord Morpeth, Gen. pheri¢ pressure, which ased th >i ed the ri ght for the City and 28. Dr. A 18 prepared to sapply the publie with mi Metal Rooffing ofall descriptions furnished in any part of the ‘Croton Water Pipes and Plu Galvanized Iron and Tin Ware at whol le. tubs, coal hods, &c at prices greatly reduced, I work warranted, au J orders by Tettes attened to. ‘ in geueral. Also, Dr, A.H. Stevens, Dr. son, &e. Ke. &e, E COSTELLO.—Female Periodi anteed in every case where the monthly come irregular from colds or other causes. 120 Water atreet. ER—In consequence ae tariff, the subscriber a 'S LOWER THAN EV. VV “of the reduction of dnties by the | is selling his stock of Gotd capement Lepine, and other Watches, of new terns, and Jewelry, at retail, at a considerable re belng much lower than they can be bonght Id Watches as low as 20 at tried various boasted reme= 0 sure are these Pills in therr effects, thatcare metimes necessary to their use; though they contain 10 icine detrimental to the constitution. Advise given gratis by Madame Costelio, 4 Lis Price $1 per box. toall those who use the Pills, penard st, where the Pills are sold genuine. ein the city. Gol ys each," Watelios and Jews ches warranted to Keep good ¢ turned. Watches and Clocks repaiced. in te bes ranted, at much less than the usual pric GROUND SPICES AND COFFER ILLS, 14 Marketfield street, between ll, late 267 Etizabeth oustantly on hand, T THE HOPS Mi! Broad and Whiteha reet, New York. at the lowest market tm*m 0 THE yon. OF SUPERIOR BLACK 1 leled Tea, so highly rted, is now for sale at the ‘ea Establishment, 121 Charl ice $0 Cents and $1, MAR TIN’S CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHME 154 William Street, Corner of Ann Street, yest in the city. ‘There is rlways on ‘seasonable goods, purchased e style of make ended as an Annual embellished with 23 highly by the most eminenc London artists, a a'fine etching by Cruickshank and supurbe wiy printed and Sompavy’s General being a standard work, age will not depreciate its value, efore as a new year’s present will be more acceptable: TIN & CO, [ARBLE—150 tons Irish ‘Black Marble ‘al PERSSE & BROOKS, No, 61 Liber FOR SALE—That valuable Long Island Hot folk county, L. I. "Ph nd of the best materials and workm: eighty feet, kitehen includad, two atorie and is calctlatedto accommodate 40 boarders, r and necessory attendants, and is surroanded with all t dings, fruit aud ornamentral trees, location of the premises is unrivalled, commanding a full view of the beach, the light house ut Fire Island, and the front of the house, and hand a select stock of which will be made up to order in t has given such genera , anid ata positive saving of: Gentlemenare requested to call and farnish thYeirown, stand known as the uated in the town of Ishi per cent. ¢ 1s built in modern style, pot tera oe area Those who = AND ‘TRIMMED. Dress Coats, made aid trimmed,--- «$7 sus MICHAEL E. MARTIN .UNS—GU NS—GU NS—At avetion prices—100 double bar an ducking guns, made expressly for South Side Long le nd. Guns, assorted, 16 to 3-4 boxes, 300 Single barre! guns, common to fine. 300 Ritles, from $6 to 3000 Paris pistols ths and d Atlantic Ocean, leading directly to the bay, furni walk of eight or ten minutes. n about four miles of the premises, and affords an Venient communication with thé cities of New York and Brooklyn, No part of Long Island affords or bay or brook fishiug, or Deer being very abundant in the vieity, found on the premises, ‘There is about two handred acres of land, and meadow. at- tached tothe premises, and a good proportion of st-and or greater facilities for fowling, the noble sport of buck hunting. and are frequently rs in guns will find at this depot every auufacturer or sports article wanted by th an, in any quan. uty desired, as follows—gun locks, son cones, caps, wards, wo "Alto, horns aud ‘powers ks, primers, Wrenches, &. mer » triggers. furnitu: ‘The house and necessary out buildings, w: the whole, or a partof the land ‘The terms will be liberal, and th ‘or a more minute MES ROWE, 117 East Broadway ths Chatham street, New York, or of Dated, Islip, Nov. 1842. WANTED TO PURCHASE—A coun within 25 miles of New York, one with from 5 to 20 aeres of land,near Long Island Soun With full particulars, box7, ost Office, ‘iption ef the property, IMPROVED MINERVA SHOULDER. ITH Goodyear’s Patent Instluble Rubber Springs.-The ob- ing the shoulders, to ex; jugs, and improve the forn. ested to examine the subscriber on the WILLIAM HAWKINS. ve free action to tl this article, As it may be which it is ‘recommended, and will be found and benefit to children of acquired the habit of stoo perfect ease, and will be f preferred. Ad- ous bikcersies N a FO SALE, the cheapest Farm in these parts, of 70 ‘ood buildings, plenty of fruit, wood and water. sale orexchange 2 Valuable farms and four keuses and lots in and ni De. to trade for dry goods and groceries, new City. Cellon 8. VAIL, tlandt street, from 16 to 2. Other da: 4 Washington st. I tarms tor sale low. spection of Mr. 'y of braces, hut ended as possessing so many requi- d brace now offered to lor good city pre none that coald bs recom, site qualities as the i Rassia Riding Belt; | duetion of a patent spring, f the wearer, combining al rived from the belt mi same time giving ease bi form of the wearer tof Parsells. & place and Murray street. i the beuette of sup manufactured atver the old water cct ity, aud beautifying the wholesale and'retail atthe old esta ‘Agate, 11 Broadway, betwen lz ADIES.—WM. & H. BEBEK, Fashioua- Broadway, under Howard’s Hotel, have nsive assortment of Ladies and Mi v f their own manufacture, which are warranted superior to any in the city, and at prices Which cannot fail to suit: those in Want are respectfully invited. to call. a general assortment 0 loth and fancy Velvert Misses Beaver MATISM! Ri bie and universal complaint, the skill of the most celebrat cious inthe speedy cure of sprains, stiffness in the c.,and a remedy which no family ought to be without, niy at 42 Maiden Lane, up stairs. HE IRVING CIRCULATING LIBRARY: 1 TERMS TO SU! One year (two setts of books): Six months, (one s ‘Three months, Which has heres ted physician, is fie 1 Genv’s, Boys and Chil do puny LOOK AT THis. GENTLEMENS Cork Sole Boots, the best o A $3 Over Shoes of all the different kinds, 75 to Daneing Pamps, Daneimg Gaiter, beautiful article, er kinds of Shoes and worked slip ladies gaiter hots in nella, white and black satin, strap-furred, plain and all other kinds o greatest assortment of boys bo rens, of all kinds to be found in the world, all own maunfacturing, and warranted ta be the bes cheap ns the che»pest, at 967 Broadway, aud at 92 Canal street. NON-SUBSCRIBERS. duodecimo volame, one week, 5 cents, rmocasins, and ¢ “25 cents, can have four setts of books No. 129 Nassau street, Iinton Hall, New York. 'OYS! TOYS!) TOYS !1!—Just opened anew and fresh assortmen( of common and fine Toys, suitable for the ho- 8, Al 233 Centre street, opposite Ce wholesale and retail, cheaper antag) i to'call and examine for themselves, jamber—233, two doo ‘ Med ae SEGAR DIVA. CHIO & CO, cert brands, viz -— GEO. F. H. YOUN PENA Market, ; 3 FRANCAISES. thoy declare rere P. A. GERDY, roadway, Where he 2] Stew to ial m » 9054 Broalway.—JAS. R. DEL VEC- and Segars of the choi id at least equal He imports. his Insts from Pa- it any ireeularly shaped foot. ier Mr. Forr and other celebra- ted makers in Paris enables him t» conduct his business with tosupply his customers at the following Ve comstantty on odities them as t y’s long experien economy and thereby reduced prices— 4 Fine and substantial Boots De la Cruz Principes, Ke gar Cases, Snuff Boxes, Matches, Roman wing Tobacco, and the Smy: exquisite aad peculiar mild flav ive great notoriecy aman he public are respect this establishment are warrante: impor ug Room in the rear supplied with the American return sincere thanks to their friends and beral Perporee crtanicd towards them. ROBERT SOLAR LAMPs, GIRONDOLES, found at 187 Bros mhiana Smoking . ‘or of this Tobacco, cannot fail d shat all segars sold at Iw ap eRMS CASH. FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES.— ALKER respectfully invit iH ic to his large assortment of Indies’ and shoes, cork soles end water proot ; and faney dress bo the attention of the entlemens’ boots dancing gaiters and jum, roof, moccasins, ladies’, shoes, and basking, 'd children’s coarse ai ds, cheaper than ever before offered thd 206 Canal, northwest corey of 7 o nd fine boots and UNITED STATES TEA EMPORIUM, 121, late 129 Chatham New York. , WHOLESALE AND ANTON TEA CO! to offer for . vew and fragraot Teas of e and style, Pheir assortment specially includes the most delicious ad powerful grades of Green and Black Every package bears the cleganee, andthe Teas therein are so yj secured from light aud air that their quality and saimpeired in any climate. Their system perhaps seareely to be excelled. It Croxard to the rights of ‘he enstom- quality, and anri- pon to return any isfection, whi and promptly refunde - try merchants, public establishments, heeds of feanifien: and shipmasters will find 10a decided advantage Oh e selves from this establishment, vantage to supply them- Toasted every day. 8 fro ts of the United Stutex executed with in America for the sale of H COLLECTIONS on ail arta « of the United States made on y the most favorable tarina §. J. SYLVESTER, 24 Wall street and 130 Broadway. 1 ES’ BOOTS AND SHOES—Lockwoos, 391 Broadway, keeps a fine assortment of boots and shoes, of the latest American Orders received by the A CENTS for Leather Solid warranted water rth asimach as many — that sell 13, ORAM & HAUGHWOU' putacturers, are now oj terns, of the fo ered and Ormola Chand: roadway, agents for ma- ening @ splendid assortment of entire 1 panjelabras.! tols do Do lo Hall Lanterns, trom $ t arch Lamps and Chandali has of his own lar Lamps, for church be teen different kinds and styles of Rubber Shoes and received all the first premiams at the re- If the soles separate fiom the uppers, cannot be sorpassed, Also'a back without gra the shoes will be taken andthe mone} refunded. Every cus. |, if it Cost mathe val imposition in every #! nu buyers not to purchase any shoes ore, waless our name is pasted for or make, tiat We never say un luable article of detleet pary astral lamp, ‘are, of most superior color duction of 25 to 30 per cent bel Ls we of all he buys. assortment o{ Ane Cat with a full assort Tuih a fill assortment of plated Ware, Japan W. Castors, Baskets, Candles qnor Frames, Bottle Stands, o a t of Many shoes are CLINTON Cheap Boot and Shoe Market ¢ nia Tea and Coffee corner of Spring street, Racks aud Baskets, y variety of House Furnishing Candelabras, Cat G!nss, China ept on hand esgecially for loaning to'p 4) ¥ and shoes will do well to P. §—Lamps, Chandatiers, = all other goods, ke Hes, LAbies Si mrad Bae ton Cheap Boot and Shee wich, corner Spring street, nealeby Se JONES. cor ohn as. MEDICAL. EL THE AFFLICTED READ—The principle | of valent like tat ‘hip le of fife, is slike incom: rehensible' to mankind. We only are al Will weaken the one orgive strength (© the other. The value of the Brandreth Fills depend upow their w: wer strengthening the principle of life, and Weakening the principle Of disoase, and finally expelling it from the body. Let us eou- fider the ‘subject carefully ; would disease affect ws, if our ere pure? ‘Then in proportion thal ‘i wanty es o'restore health. ‘The very action idreth?s Pills possess, convinces all ey remove only the imoure humors. For if they took any of the healthy fluids from the body it would be weakened. Bat the egutrary 1s the ease. The body. be- stronger every day from the rand: § Seis kuown by the experience of tens of thousands of our citizens, ; : here is the man of sense whose mind is unprejudiced, who) fom ihe inicexious smell afer death, would not say would this body have been bereft of life had putrefaetion been Prevented? Are men born but to be sick? Shall the lower ‘animals live their full extent, and man only prematurely perish Let us follow nature—let us'cleanse the blood from impurities, and we shall ive to the full extent of the oil im oar lamp ol ‘But continued purging will wear out the body ; some other- les cee See Tang in Mike wearlab og hate tle by dint of rubbing. Does then rustpreserve metallic sub- stances? It would be admitting. that. iunpnrities in the blo preserve it ina healthy condition. “We kuow better. We Know that the result of an impure state of the blood is to ocea- sion salt rhetm, erysipelas, weakness, general ke po in the breast, back an wherever the impurity finds a weak port it settles, and there it produces pain and disease. Thave known many persons purged 20 and 30 days in sueces- sion, and the result was always satisfactory ; in every instance, the most remarkable improvement took place. 1 remeiber one person who I know had worms, from his peeu! tons; he persevered for forty days; every day for the 4 no. appearance of worms was seen, but after that time he voided great numbers, some of extraordinary size. What et- fect would have resulted from three of four aoses, of cathar- tics—what would have become of him if he lad not been murged to aradical care? It impoasible to show the Beneht to be derived from a” preper perseverance with the Brandreth Pills in these limits, ‘They must be used to be sul ficiently appreciated. Get the Gen will soon with ir aie cnre. Be not deceived with mi tigements 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 their nature similar to the vegetable used by man for food. ‘They are sub- get to the same. digestion in passing from the stomach to the intestines. ‘They are passed into the circnlation which re- ives from them an impulse whereby the blood throws out rities mto the bowels. They act upon the whole of s of the body in such a manner that their complete pu- tion is surely obtained. ‘The Brandreth Pills, by perseverance in their use, will, with- out doubt, remove, ¢ igreatly relieve every malady incident to the human sysem. This has been proved in numberless in- stances, and is confirmed by the evidence of thousazds. Each'bor to he genuine must have six signatures upon it. Two uporeach label. One signature being Benjamin Bran- dreth, and tke other B. Brandreth, M.D. Recent cure of Terrible Uleeration, No comment is re- quired. ; be sure of that and you iF Own perseveranee obtain nes recommended in adver- 2p HOUSE FROM 10TH AVENUE, 287TH jew Yor! Dean Sin. —Last January I was taken sudde my left side in the night, and my wife had. to it; but the pain got no betters I then sent for Dr. A dered a ponltice of bread and yeast, and then a lump began to form about sixinches from my arm-pit. Dr. Adams gave ine ville which did me no good, aud the. pain still beeame more Severe At this period ‘Dr, Adams" brought another doctor with him, bat Hit Continmed to get Worse, and although se veral orher physicians came to see me, 1 continued to ow, Worse and werse. Dr. Adams opened at one time the abcess which first commenced under my arm, and which had extends cd to my hip bone, and. thence to the small of my back, and from thence to my shonlder blades. Being poor, T sent for the dispensary doctors, and. they attended me, but’ continued to get worse, and the ulcers were some of them, such as I could fee, were more than hal deep.” ‘The doctors, both dis- ted me, ouly'a few days before You called upon me, told me it was ten thousand to one tether P recovered ch noi that Hae uot live through the night, ‘This. was in the early part of February. Thad not been ut 0 ce the bexinuing Of Janmary, “At this time, the Tatter part of Febtuary, my wife went to see yon. and bey’ you tocome and ace me. You dressed my ulcers jor'me that night “it took a vard of linen to. dress them one.” You left me two which I used as th your Unive Paces with the Liniment. In. tw office in Broadway {.om Twenty Eighth street, corner of Tent avenue. Teame after that, seven or eight times for you toace how my back xot on, and to reccive your further advice, wenton getting better'every day, and my ulcers one alter suo- ther got welly until the latter ‘part of July, when, went to work, being a sound man, with the exeeption of having nearly lost the sight of my: ight eye, during my sickness, which, owerer, gradually gets better aid beter fromthe use of yout Pills. Tend you this letter that you may publish it,and should any one wish to enguire into the bat ulars of my extraordi- hary ctr, theyean see me where Ilive, whieh is the second Rouse from the comer of Tenth avenue, in 28th st. Yremain dent Sins ows very respectfully, ‘ pe eA ee PATRICK BRALLEY. ‘o Doctor Benj. Brandreth, 241 Broadway, New York. FALLING ‘SICKNESS CURED. Ma. Janars Tower, of No. 13, Orange: street, haga son 12 ears old. who for two Years has been afflicted with Epileptic Fitz: he has had twor and-often three fits & ay and never could be left alone with safety during the whole of that pe Fora long time he has been pronounced incurable by the phivais both Esculapran -an ie. “A. few. weeks since eth’s Pills were administered, and he has since had NO FIT, . Towey is of opivion that he is pe: eured; he atill continues to take the Pills daily, in doses sufficient to cause two or three copious evacuations. CURE OF EPILEPSY OR FALLING SICKNESS OF THREE YEARS STANDING—M: lacomber, of West Port, New Bedford, fora period of 3 years Was afflicted with terrible disease. He has had as many as6 or 7 fits in aday —and for the time above stated, he was not able to attend to any business. Every physician of skill in his section of the country was appited to; he even went as far as Boston for help: but no relief was expe: Brandreth’s Vegetable at the time he heard of he had taken uo medi~ nds thinking there was no eure, r ‘lle were strongly recommended by Mr- Sisson, of Union street, New Bedford, who, besides experien: cing great benefit from them himself, had seen their beneficial ww ers on several othe some in his own famnily.it was Rareed that trial should be made. Fo monte have fine yet ince he commenced ‘with thet although Mr, Beas Harinasa and) ieee de ince he beam he, has not had ft. Every one is astonished, and considers it a miracle. Mr. M. continues daily to tike the pills. It should be observed, ‘almost fiom 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 had au ulcer on her right wnst, which entirely prevente from using that hand. Ointments of all sorts, andi ny pure fyiag medicines were made use of, but wore of no sail nutil e Branireth Fills were Weed, which, months ‘made a Perfect eure, It is now nearly four years since this cure was effected, and has never been advertised before, although I have had liberty to doso, y agent in Brogklyn, Mrs. Booth, of 5 Market st, knows ‘Clark, and can speak from her own, kw wledge of many similar eases, enred solely by the puntying powers of these truly celebrated lls. WORMS, PILES, AND LIVER COMPLAINT CUR- ED.—Read and retlee i Dr. B. Brandreth—Sir: About two and a half years since 1 accidently came across an advertisement concerning your Ve- getable Pills, At first {treated them with contempt, on account pliaving been so often imposed upon by newspaper Puffs.” ty however, read the notice to my wile—she had for some fifteen years been in a delicate state of health, and had used almost every popular medicine, and had the best medical advice, with: out any permanent effect At her request I purchased a box of your agent, and she took them according to your printed diree= tions—another box—and another—till she aad taken four orfive boxes—(she continued to feel the good effects after she had tae ken the second box)—until the firth box arly disappeared, when I advised her to take seven or eight pills, at ale had been four, five, was on that day laid going up from two to thi Up with a VERY DisTRESSING nervous headache, (a common eve, seven pills—the bext morning occurrence) she tool they operated freely, but what was our surprise to behold that she passed a large kuot of hard fleshy substance, and as tough as hide, about three and a halfinches in cireamferauce; she said she felt something part or separate on its dise! a fom that time she gained ber health rapidly, and continued to take the Pills—several large tape worms were also expelled from her, fod my infant child, one and a half years old, to wham we ave ‘our Pills, and whose health was ¥ d Large worins, from six to ten Inches in excellent health, and my wife has not enjoyed so good health {as she says) for the last eighteen years, as what she now en- Joys from taking your pills ; she was for several years unable to do any of her housework, but now has the sole care and at- tendance of six or seven persons with ease. 1 was the sole cause of her restoration to health by taking your medicine—and she continues to use it as occasion ires. Its effects have been surprising on myself forthe cure of the PILES, having several times had them in their Worst sTaGes, when of two or three pills at a dose) have EXTIRE- Ly REMOVED that horrid disordor from me. 1 esteem your me- dicine above any other I have ever used in the last thirty y and have witnessed on others its most beneficial and remMa- NENT cures. lis are ever used in my family, bat EN the TERRIBLE EFFECTS of the apothecary in this village ; one of my neighbors and used them, yt bought, the was of such a nature as should have sent both the anaker and seller to the treadmill for life. SAML. WOODHULL. Lockport, N. ¥. Oct. 16, 189, ERYSIPELAS CURED, OF SEVEN YEARS’ STANDING, BY BRANDRETINS PILLONA hase Brooklyn, who, ior seven long years, knew no comfort; whose face and neck were one unseemly blotch; who was the obscry- ed of all, and whose misery to herself was such as none but ose Of sensitive minds, similarly gan magi is mand resulted from a dreadful ERYSIPELAS in her face, oftentimes extended over her neck and bosom. Every physician of skill was applied to, and remedy upon ra medy used, withont affording more occasional relief. i seven years (a was a (yet death to finish her misery. is rived mach benefit from Brandreth’s Pi sired that a trial might be made of thei had been tsed about three months, perfect cu thus prov that ivated Pile produces, withoat foubi, perl tat & a pe “ish wi of the fluids, and 6 f faint a i us state of the Blood + ing the blood cures the ieee, i ference Brandreth's agent in a ‘street, wi fer toa highty ree spectatte’ Indy in Sokneon'street, who will give all’ farther Particulars. Y "The Brandreth Pills are sold at 25 cents per bor, with full directions; at Broadway 314 Bowery ward 189 Hh ‘ York; atree! a—Mrs. Booth, Agent aches, Brood erent, ewan; awa by ome ugeat in evorytente in the Union. 1026 15t eod® PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT FOR THE TREATMENT OF VENEREAL Dis IN CONNEXION WITH THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHAR MACY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. "THE Collee of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city of New Sai 4 d_in connexion with their Medical and fcal Conan it. Rooms, ‘an establishment. {or the excl. i i ing from venereal diseases. | N. Class of hanman maladies require it safe and successful experience and practised treatment a gre 'e, OF mat ‘ than, ‘vice entails on, her votaries ; but dias es thoueands must Bier ‘rcluowledge, no other class has been so much subjected to the a al n without cl ter—without un a knowlekge—without experience--without responsi. aa enowiehee of the, Cellorn are (elly courier were venereal uniformly subjected to the [rotpment of properly quali A Vast amount of human suffering Would be. prevented, fe innocent saved from the couse. quences in ire_now too often involved with the fuilty. .n order therelore to suppress, as le, this far as poss , the Ci have opened this establishment, tind placed iad the ‘manaremept of two eminent medic sou ri for Haosseanen ictabllicy and talent the Noh ebarester of che Oot Inge ine( sedge will be admited ond ive advice gratuitously, the vecetemry medicines will be diopensel to f hatever willbe reed, he College chert dh hope tha this liberal ay. soon impost ire to which th slant pattcors here fess o anda thas affected will, itis hoped, see jom maelves ot the op- i ti "ww. HARDSON, Ac: Office ¥ ms of the College a2 im a i ‘street, New York, CHEMICALS, DRUGS, COPAIVA CAPSULES e AND GERAM SILVER. WANGEE, No. 1, Wall quality aud the most genuine in market, Try and iver cr suls, om ‘50 cts. co 3. roe yan ure ultrie acid for jewellers and_chaix makers 18% ets Dest quality, $7, $14, and Tiabairajues chloride 0 fing 25 cts pr ony di : H Fie fir U8. 5 cee cure, whatever they may he, as wel ph, 88 Greeuwich st. Price $1 also takes this: rtuity of ‘on the peculiar diseases’ abov fate residence, et any hour. L g) E s Ee r EE: é 4 = E jb; Jodines of potas 530 cts proz; ~weedish leeches 02; bromine $3 pr oz; at ‘chemical whale oil, i : 1] Boe Es a5 i fe maany have assured | his poisons dyewoods, sold very. ch ‘xiract Ay D CLewis uc ¥ ir ¥ ‘TW ANGER on Walh yg ty TO THE LADIES. Dh. HULI.8 UTERO ABDOMINAL 8} fomb, by external xte} mn the afflicted as the means of perfect restoration to health, it wever having failed of performing a cure, even unde: the most aggravated circumstances. "The Supporter has attaine as well as inthis country, [tis adopt the bitterest repentance. HIS new Lnsien or Falling of the inence in this city. Nothing ean Ceives, ar better ground of confidence to those ‘onsultations may be made by post, and for such he has lereivate chest, containing every thing 1 private cure. Ita forwarded as may be directs high character in Europe ted to th e jre disuse of 1 other painful surgical expedients, in-Hospitals of London. at Europe by medical men o bs catty fl members of the faculties the eminent private prac- partment, where a lady isin constant atte! ‘russes and Supporters to female patients. PRIVATE MEDICAL NOTICE! TO A PARTICULAR CLASS OF INVALIDS. HERE is one class ofinvalids who merit the warmest sy pathy of all who desire to alleviate the suffer sof those who axe! the efects of those vieieus indulgences into which erring’ a uth are 30 fen impel tagion of evil examp! than i » of the father of a Peete Teert wri cross teas eee yrstem, aud. perhaps. transmits t0 hi cinaetences bf ha Torte veuts him from. <p @ phy i ° uneducated pretenders. Soong laoasagain. are Getarred frown entering | fhgageretts row he (ear or couscroness 76 all such suflerers.the College of Medicine aad Pharmacy of ‘New York, offerthe y fro d for the removal of it when ew oad calcbrnted ‘Pansian Altes sively used by Mr. r i half'a dozen bottles ‘ous for ase, and labels’ which cauwo: excite ‘cases are guaranteed . ent quantity of this new remedy, to cure all syphi- fer of the blood, cutaneous eruptions, affections of the throat and nose, nodes, chaserp ean at mil tines cotre iin the least rrsons who are natin the leas erroneous notion prevails ve- wihene te there es by which a Stricture may it place, that the cure ef >t un {ree Srom pain, and’ generally eecomprhed ard to the first of these remarks!— Stricture is the remit of padi treated that ince on from month to month, x shdes into agleet. Ni pain or inconvenience in fi occurrence and this erroneous noti use ays known—and in the ays 4 flicted. "That class ture is certain, fre by passion or the con- family, who has long | Gonorrhea If, for ins nocent indiscretions | Delicacy ician and he not w that gleetimplies « baturally terminates Fara other of the it is far from laying dormant serious maladies, not ouly rou thas se najiunnoteed fi aleugo ‘thee alee of a ber it producing any . this respect ; indeed a diminished or i rupted stream of urine belongs ouly to the worst of it Isto prevent this very state that the: antage, however, w! ious directions for as leasant remarks. v' ignorant advertising erroneous notion is very cruel. Every bedy how men of this discription swarm about they will sell their nostrums as lo1 Now, it isa fact, and one which eve: mediately acknoy ledge, that all th alone, can never care a stricture. In proof of more common thas, for the writer to be consulted who have been tab ing all manner of things—as ¢: and pills, amd cordals, and with the consulti ada and the West Indies. medicine are so put up that no concealment is PWS RICHARDSON, Asent. Principal office of the Coutinos, 97 Nassau street, New York. 029 3mw re the like, for many montns together, but wi jem, on seeing the real ature of the Case, he has vas CURE (¥ CHRONIC DISEASES. KR. F. PRUDHOMME, from Paria, disciple of the illus trious Hahnemann, whose science and d i rope, ‘and gathered around hita a crowd }, Cager bicker pty tive remy ince, announces to the the place of hus labors, aad of his ¥, P. has been professionally and with men, whose names are hot view seems desirable to lay by which a Streture may be kn $% | fy done :for sissough the sym toma of ur Gloassoare maser: re are three of hom pay yer iting —It kas beenafready said the stream But observe atten- adjanted, wvheth and tnese three may 0e nal need not be much’ diminished or impeded. after it is finished and the cloth por two, will ever steal away, nothing is more indicative of stricture. é i remained uncured—It is diffi y ran and not more fo si fit should be suffere: ‘ould afford sufficient + The last is— many parts of v isatastranieren ti : : "Hie just arrives fom Faris; where he has been to communi catethe result of his observations tothe Callie Society, of now recarus here fo difuse the vl of Ie and practiee,he has performed,by 2 of Specifics, curcs treatment; Sage ot from words but from work ted incara te Slane ae dresiel oe Piaveersen, a ae eee diseanes of the skin, ring werms, Cancer, Fist , that he cannot entirely extirpe ‘iseanes ixcident to females and children from 10.A.M to 2P. M. roadway. "Consultations i prrhaea. oF oe tur? ‘paz, asa general rale ie ime a enittto say how long a mber, to Ko on beyond six wi this ience and th szound, at least, for the suspicion of a suze mero hia tavela and Th ture has ut , oO ited every other mode of its, ne eee both bodi f ° Not, however, that it is seen al that the venter rare! he sees many every day ¥) in which the patient does oteom, that he is not so capable o the dipcopeasing of coher mashes ax fae cory Ps of other t regard to the eure of Stricture, on thia nubleet it in guf- ficient to observe (and it is stated with confidence and ) that this is certam, free from pain, and generall hed’in a very little time. So much 4s this a savers comet years ago but such has at and sus Writer, that he ean bow accomplish the eure to state, that for those who a as has published a litt i ich not only stricture, e uniform recurn of spits, and Scrophula,® D: * phula,? Dror od, are promptly and athis office 78 Duane street, near ven inthe English, French, German, i of the ERUPTIONS AND DISFI@UREMENTS OF ‘of stricture 10 as THE FACE, AND DARK OR YELLOW RED BY THE ITALIAN UHEMICAL SOAP. ALL RHEUM, freckles, scurvy, blotches, morphewtan, fever, [scolored aii, ‘(he Tealinn Onctnical Soap tere Iecolore 7 we Medical Society Paris call ey hrm a philanthropist i thei The Private Tre ae Gal care and privacy, is directed in the consult the author personally, and nothit the and certainty of his means of arranged for those who may Ttonly now remains to an Ah or two on a round on at bas been advanced. beside his rank as been engaged in ings and its inventor) ME thro rooms, also, are curing thousands all over the ‘Stat ire i ry eruption or disfigurement of the face, body, neck or arins, a beautiful ‘misrepresentation is offerec. tuial will suffice to recommend it to all. have been cured by t ‘Rey. T. 8. persons: that this is no puffed yu. may rely with con mone the maay who | this view ighly respectable «(you are notified sh begs to state that, ’ i Ber e—he his, are, tae followin wige ded baie an ear, pressly ou thein-Also that he has testimouiel letters from th mosteminent physicians in Europe to most a per to Dr. Mott of New York, fad others, and tha fst every Physician of eminencs is consulted at his private residence, No. 68 Green- ‘nostruin, buc a. pl ia, ae 8 rice 50 cents. is mfallible im curing chap or tender flesh, makes the Dieder, 40 antl Dock streets, oot to the American Hotel Washi Rowen 37 State st, All ington, D. Mitchell, Norwich, harleston, 8. C.; Marti JONES’ CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE, OR OLL OF CORAL CIRCASSIA. KADER, no misrepresentation ig believe a plain, true statement, without or any where nature ‘off, nake the scalp Tealth ve light red or xrey hair a fine dar dark from the roots. certify the above are its qual could offer a hundred mo [o} y . ee ee eee pee ae eet we Socked: aunt Turks is here offered you; fatement, without Daf, fencing ; also un ting led hair to grow. thereby ou ing dan- = ‘Witness an exhi- Hinminated m the superior Swiss mili Are respectfully invited to ‘A spaci ble | Shoot mg at a distance of 210 vards. CAUTION TO FEMALES. RESTELL, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, would jadies who with a proper « nance ts the treatment of their com; ‘own sex, that in ail cases she attends to the rem it ueceasary to ate th a ¢lassed with the pretenders ing, advertising as “Female incompetent themselves are o! ack to experiment it streets. Hours of attendance 6, and 8 shillings a bot- ones, at the sign of Philadelphia, and next 4 KANUPACTURED FROM LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN’S HAIR. OT Jess than two inches long, in_one hu ex, Bracelets, Watch-guards, and Seal) : RRYS WiGs AND, SCALPS, Still Kore nes cesins tb ae Sais 2 eur ral hair grows; their elasticity and terial and workmans! ndred different de- ards, Earrings, Flowers, Rings, ‘A.C. BA as well as their style of finish and ar- ine to form such, he iustant Cheop common up in different with the object. living of deceased friend, palme¢ off for the u the mind cau conceive. bo: In such aform it will be Gratuitous advice given on uable. i loutly ‘covnected with the ible, at one or two dolla: box. Memales are there! OADWAY, cor of Liberty: etreety o hair, at the Hair Cucuy terfeits, except those suld at Ma eh street, New York aad Madame Heatell's suruature irwmteen ss the sor married or single, by following street, corner of TO MARRIED LADIES. RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS ers owders have been naiverally adop TOR ope formerly of 449 Ann street, has been devoted tn this city to the treat it his atte: oe orinatiee ation of the heart. Doctor Sears. has : the treatment of this disense DOCTOR ELLIOTT AND OPTHALMIC sR: C his Practice to DISEASES OF THE EYE. 261 Broadway, corner of Warren strect. RTH RIVER BiSPENS OY oon om Ns et i Me » but Fi ‘as'by theusandaiit this cou efficacious forbids a too raped increase ‘Madame, il, as is well know nie the two Fiinginal those of Vienna aad Paris experience portuniti discoveries in me tothe female frame OCULIST rye iene for which her anedi valled, as well in this country as inEueope. decline and ill health of scarce in the meridian of Ie, and. the oe ntly Se le ow oy nrare graverto tects mee epee the pritnary eauses of Temele indieyoer ‘alton street near bag A re rt the Bridah Na vy, contiuues to sosasee oie cotton ‘Dr ML hus had a experience’ of i Ce. delicate diseases in all their various s aro! uses a mild, safe and infallible substitute ior ‘ing the Ln tiee Bip) ‘with certainty, mae-especially of marr orrestricting him iu} isusw : has bee: of rose RO ey ea such ag strictures and en- ane tnrzementof the prostate g! nd dull pain abeut these eee some of Un yf Dr. M. teatestrict iibsoryition of the thick any pains ‘UTIONAL DEBILITY.—Thonsands of young trom tir conseque) itarid whose nert 4 4 ‘all that they hold uear and dear ‘means within c iriuot el the threat. ‘se accompanied with fall amd particular ean be forwarded by mail te be post paid, aud mm Conrtlandt nd Lisety whee Get ‘const strictest conte! to the female frame. ails sake x oad Paexpe jenea and knowledge in the treatment stoppage, suppression, ¥ to elteet a perfect indisposition, wi ivate tnd ble married Indies, w! eret destretive the use of nostrums.at d prete! only to induce greater depression logical principles, aud neverda care—the stnietest honor and confidence sre observed. id, and eoutail dent fall advices and etions. ‘Ene: ts auch eases on Suites, Al’ AME itis » 148 Greenwich to9oclock P.M im*r ‘CFIC MIXTURE M {EMALE PH! Gleews, Stricture: ant h 'ARD. 083” laints 9 fabe ong Sigjovons corplainte's Fthe ory Tevtmemnedien yet discover ce mol certain nd, pestnanewt ‘anes 4 speccv sed permanent cure, “eti diink exposure, or chang fe complaynta, this ithon¢t he lenat re in application to ba uackish recommendations to deceive the fo itvelf no one iente or precarious health forbids ‘mistare mull notedteete mned | Mill be tent byl to any part of the United ades all ranks ef s0 aicnd ington They ly by witich they cut the Teast exposure in the jer, the diseane cannot, b mixtures taken at ight om ening to It cup in les wil ‘al rect $14 bottle One bottle lasts a week, which generally curces Thany are cured tn tyro da For sale only nt Wi John street, opposite that and Seventh streets, Wi treet Bos $500 SHALL certain dinease. cure, under a forfeiture ‘This is a dieease that unfortunately pert igh, low, rieh and poor .7 Kasex street. ‘ould inform ladies ie =. of trayelll stat in reasonable distance. PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. hay the . noldeety: wimohed ont of the city, the would devote he part of the United Staten with accompanying it, at maine Fronen Pills ‘Rostrums of the age, for the cure red for the last ten sand persons hav we been extensively us re than fifty thor en. ‘They are a certain, safe, and ple Rauseate even the most delicate ston b Sa the most desirable remedy for ‘secret diseases ever vered., ‘The French Pills have been so universally r challenges any ome to produce a case they will forfeiture of five hundred dollars. 5S i 2 Nassan corner Fulton st. PATENT PRESE AND SOUPS. RANTED te keep any NEE seats evveeid ries. ~ Rear a prv neues! oO nlf boxes $3. No asant remedy, and remedy. and never not cure, under. no imer dew. SHED DAILY BY KOON BENN ih of time in any climate, f soup, mutton table soup, greet