The New York Herald Newspaper, February 23, 1843, Page 4

Foreray Tweareicats.—At Drury Lane Thea- tre, Mr Macready recently brought out Cymbeline, in the usual splendid style in which he fore brought forward many of Shak: Excellent as the acting, was, Macreadyts Ixchimo is highly spoken of, as well as Miss Helen Faveit’s Imogen, a character which stands alone im the play in interest, the Lady of Lyons, with Der Freischatz, La Son- nambula, and Ls Gazza Ladra, were the entertain- ments announced for the second week of this month. At Covent Garden Theatre, under Mr. Bunn’s ma- nagement, operas have been produced—and among them we observe Gustavus the Third—Rossini’s opera of the Lady of the Lake—Auber’s ballet opera of the Maid of Cashmere—in which the cele- brated danseuse Madame Lecomte made her re-ap- St. James’s Theatre is well atten ed; the entertainmentsare confined to French plays. in Oxtord street, is again Macbeth and The Princess Theatr open, but with what success we di burgh and Carter are doing wel , Opera House, where they are performing with Jim Crow Rice is with Wild has re-open- d Mrs. Charles Kean Jat the English dorser, lions, ana tigers Mrs. Yates, at the Adelphi ed the Royal Olympic. have commenced a fortnight’s engagement at Ply- | proof of the virtu The veteran Barnett commences a theatri- cal campaign at Reading Norwich, doing the starring business with Mr A Mr Butler has been drawing full »s at Manchester, in the arduous characters of gz Joon and poor old Lear. His Hamlet is highly The Theatre Royal at Liverpool has well patronised, and the Amphitheatre spe- ati Farren, Charles Mat- vews, and Madame Vestris, have crossed the ch in- ad will play a few nights im Dublin s performing at Bristol to good houses. Betty, who ranks among the first tragedians of the day, commenced an engagement at Bath in the character of Romeo, and crowded house. Mr Lumley has returned to Lon- don from the Continent, for the purpose of opening the Italian Opera. ‘Tue Frexcn Ministry ry a Minority —An ex- press extraordinary reached here yesterday morn- ing, informing us that the Chamber ef went to a ballot onan amendment of M. Berryer It was opposed by the Commission and the Mimster, but on the ballot—409 members present—the num- bers were : 206 fer M_ Berryer’s amendment, 203 for the Ministry and the Commission. This divi- sion gives 206 votes on the side of the opposition. The same 206 will doubtless vote for a stron, paragraph on the right of search question, than t of the Commussion; and in that case the days of M. Guizot's ministry are numbered.—London paper. Lier or THE KiLvep By THE Lanp SiipE tn Troy. —Ann Wilbur, aged 23 years, American; Thomas Kelley: aged 40 years, Ireland, Westmeath co.; za. Kiltoyle, aged 30 years, Ireland, Queen’s co.; n Caldwell, aged 4 years, Troy; Margaret Gra- nan, 30 years, Ireland, King’s co; Jane Brazell, aged 4 years, Ireland, King’s co; David Troy: Infant of D. E. Day, aged 8 ; Jane Sanford, aged 23 years, Elizabeth Kelly, aged 30 years, Ireland, Westmeath ; James Brazell, axed 2 years, Troy; Wm. Gra ed 10 weeks, Troy; Catharine Brazell, aged The Infant § n has proved a failure was greeted by a » Ireland, King’s co.; Michael Dunn, aged | Greemwich st; an’ at retai Treland, Queen’s co. IMPORTANT TO ae AND STOW’S WRITING, OOK-KEEPING AND HORT-HAND ACADEM Ni B: Place, continues open Day and Evening, for GENTLE- MEN OF ALL AGES. GREAT REDUCTION, TWELVE TO SIX DOLLARS! arautees to reform ANY 1 bad, illegible, or cramped, into a beauti- hed Mercantile Style. as adapted FROM Mr. BRISTOW, WRITING, howe’ NS— Academy No. way, near Park Place. The LADIKS are ta sght an elegant, graceful aud fashiona- | knowl nd: roy assemble daily at 11 o'clock rend | RS in New York can nT . is to be seen from9to1 A. M., er from 4 to IsnN1N 9967 C—4 STENOGRAPHY. : Or the amusing art of Short Hand Writing, taught by Mr. Bri tow in twelve lessons, for taking down Sermens, Li fast as any person can speak. N.B.—A work of the author is I> FOR SALE, at the A ectures, | under. od 430 sented to every pupil. lemy, up stairs, SEGARS—SEGARS. are alwayson hand at HEN- ND CIPE 8: HE following choice QUES’S HAVANA | wholesale and retail, basement $1 William st. Roonr*sn, in half and quarter boxes D No. *, half aud quarter boxes Noriegas, in quarter aud eighth 4 lo uperior quality, in , 3 and 1-16th boxes wgresas, in — boxes migos, in cartons of 30 each London Kegalias, ip cartons of 48 each La Proeia, tn quarter bexes of superior quality f do Principes, of the Rendon, Craz and Sans, all ent. to deb. ™ quarter sags lo do Eenere Regaliag, ; rial mq ‘@ superior article. on rensonable terms. A Cock Sole Boota,the best of Water Proot Boots French Calfskin Boots, do Fabrer Uver Shoes with leather soles, 1 50 12 | an ; 1.00 | Orders for articles to be returme, joots and Shoes in fas! charges writer boots, buskins, slippers, thes, quilted: cho svoes, white and black satin slippers, button shoes ap-tarced, pla an J! other kinds of over shoes; clogs, d the greatest assortment of boy.s boots and shoes, kinds to be found iu the world, aud the best of French goods, ai at 92 Cana’ treet GREGORY & CAH i the corner of Frank!in «1 ‘0 ARCHITE ri Geueral, N cute, athisest-blishment as ab htectaral Orvamenuts, ‘or the interior fi ches and other bui dings, viz — iw do, to all the orders. of Consoles’ Trusses, Euriched Mouldinzs, 3 Freve Ornements, Se. (o auy size that may be required From ioog practical experience in the execution of Models, is, oud every devartwentot the bosiness, J weners! sharpuess and beauty, his work wil! be found of a superior charact:r The most classic desigus having been adopted, Architects aiming enrichments of the best kind at the BUILDERS, AND OTHERS — » Composition Ornament Mavutae- 5.5 Broudway, New York fe ‘ returns his singere acknowledgements. T'e ensure « continuance © workinanship, and m_derate MARTIN’S CASH TAILORING LSTABLISHMENT. Corner of Ann Street, in the city. There is slways on purchased f has given such general sausfaction di and &¢ & positive sAVINg O1 30 per cent. recente requested t call and evamine. raish thew own can MADE rma—Uash on delivery. PLUMBE’S DAGUERRKIAN GALLERL BROADWAY, corner of Murray 1 ashington st. Bostot posite the State House) Philadelphia, ant the oldest and most extensive ¢ world, and containing nearly a tablishment of tl etures, Admittance free. ed Photographs taken eve! a process confined exclusively te the above establishment, cured by letters patent, Plumnbe’s Patent Daguerreot for the production of colored Electro Gilding Apparatus, aud instructions for gilding and plating metallie arteies of every description, supplied to order. Li and Silvering done to order in a style never ap bed 2, i] pparatus instructions nesses, and Plambe’s Patent reapectiully nmnouces to bis friends and the ly, that he has opeued an establishment op " ™, where genuemen will always find fashiouable assortment of estings, which will be made wt of Clothe, Camimeres ‘and iP (0 order in a style of fit a a by any other establishment ip the rock Coats, any color, from do Pants of Wool Black of ¥ ‘ook & Veots of atin, Bilk, Valentin, Velvet, he ing their Own goods and wr at the lowest possible prices 1 MrFoR TANT, TO HAKNDEN & CO Letter Office, No 3 Wall £2 vo £10), 10 sums to non of persous wiebi Ireland, or Seotlaud. The leteer hage tor the Ko iso inde wy attherr office. For tuctner \uformation apply to ‘ HARNDEN & CO., a LEAN, MARRIS & Cu. LMER MITH OLD COUNTRY ht, for the accommo ir intends in England, yal Mail Steamers for Liverpool Agents in Loudoo—MAC jEGARE.—15 v0 La Trueba 25,000 Woodville > 0 Aimenderas 20.000 do Regalia 25, reooived by Chimtovai C. ne lespout, from Havana, fUsicAL INSTRUCTIC to inform he: faeads ‘te at her own residence, TO THE PUBLIC rived from Paris, wishes to tands ironing and plait it seametress. A note " ft at Gus off Will meet with dae atuention. Syme F ce! dressed as above, DOCTOR SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SON OF WILD CHERRY, cha, pacing blood, tickling or rising sensation in throat, bronchitis, whooping cough, asth- ima, weakness of the nervous system, or im medi- best paired constitution from any cause, and to vent persons from falling int decline, this 0 this val u erce MU heavare, Doctor SWAYNES COM: OUND SVRUPO WILD CHERRY Dry mdway, comer of : Johy at. Also—Swayne’s precific Gout and Rheumetism. rf Im*r ATH RAVATED CASE UF SCROFULA. ie LCERS ON THE LEG EN- TIRELY CURED—after being gi incurable by the Physicians, eused by Bristol's Sarsap r f Bris: respaeilla. ‘The following 1s one ofthe many hundreds®#ho are daily. testi!ying of the su- Periority of Bristol's Sarsaparilia over the many bostrums putf- ed into the notice of the community—whereas Bristol’s Sarsa- parill pertorms all it purports to do, and gives Wirversal satis- fretion to these who have wad the article and given it a fair uial. New Yorx, Feb. 4th. 1813. 207 Main sireet, Buffalo. Mr. C. Brietor— Sin:—There have been but few events in my life more pleas- ng to me, thon the one thatforins the bavis of the statencent L am about to make. relative to the astonishing cure performed by your Sa » on my son, Charles, aged 17 years, Charles that di: Iands of the neck and various parts of his body d tak ‘There was nothing, howeve alarming ter visible upon him until the Spr when the Scrofula made its a; pearance about his ey 80 affecied them severe distress and i sejrously affeesing The diveate next appeared on his left leg, assuming a ve dengerons and fa faltorm, Spreading rapidly fromhis knee cies. And there was but litt'e hope of his being saved withoat the joss of the eg by amputation, or the dreadful and horrid tate of bring eaten up alive by his distressing malacy, thescrofula” In'vain was the skill and. talent of the. medica profession brous ht a arious 1eme physicians, as well as the numerous uostra lls Were xesorted t» without any beuefit. w! who was f at wasting away toa mere skeleto in this dreadful condition, with nine rupwing and eating ul- cers on the leg, the most of them resembling esting cancers,we concluded thai there were no medicines or applications that could possibly have any egency in s this distress and painful disease, the scrofula. Atth fiend rrovi- dentially recommended Bristol’s Sarsaparilla, and. at the same time referred to persons. who had been cured by it. who were afflicted with scrofa ible form. As a last re- sort, with a fait ht yet be saved under the blessing of the greatDispe: 'y blessing to mankind, 1 rommenced administering te my son Bristol’s Sareapariila, in july 1841. After leaving only ¢ He had veri- ous other f which, am happy to s*y,with « heart filled with joy and ude, are now removed and Charles perfectly cured by Bristol's’ Sarsapaiilla, I should fail m the attempt to speak of your Narsaparilia as it deserves. Lanzuage is too faint, aod my abilities too feeble to express the high estimation in which Thold your invalu: ble preparation of Sarsaparitla. Ic will be a pleasure to me to satisfy any one who may Cesire to see my son, at No 186 Hester s1 5 JOHN MONTAYNE, Cedar Cooper. Gr City Agents for the sale af Bristol's Sarsaparilia.. itiam Burger, wholesale agent, 50 Courtlandt st, an at the following places—Milhi 183 Broadway: Rushton & Aspinwall, 110 Broad- 5 ey laa at, aud 10 Astor Howse: James Syme, M.D, ; Ro: Pharmacy 63 Bowery, and John Syme, 30 Fulton ccr Water stre bert Leagett, My D. 17 Avenue D: B. Quackenbush, 709 Green Hul, 207 Greenwich st; I. d 143 Futton st, and Mrs 139 Fulton st. Broeklyn; J & J Coddington, corner of Spri ts; D H Burtvett, Third Avenue corner ¢f Eight st; Philip Mernle, 381 Grand st; Daniel B. ‘ucker, 360 Grand st; EH Tripy ivision st and 211 Ful- ton street. Bostou--Maynard & Ni ons residing in Brooklyon, L. L., are respectfully request- ed to cull ou Mr. 1. G. Reed, 143'Fulten st_ who will be pl to give @ statemeut of facts in relation to the effects of B 's Sarsaparilla in his family. 20f im%ec TH GYSER-BUT TRUE-AND “IMPORTANT.”| DAYS first premium men’s Sheet Rubber Overshoes give such entire satistaction, those who once use them will have no gther kind, while those who have tried ail kinds freely ac s the best—compared with the shoe of our good im street—the difference can be stated thus— hoes do not run down at the heels—Smith’s do. Day's lo not open and close at the sides at every step, to \dmt snow or water—Bmith’s do. Day’s overshees are exceedingly light and easy to walk in, both au are wanting in ‘Smith’s shoes ; we know this to be so, { his sold us al- most daily by Customers who have tried the $3.50 shoe, which We retail now of far better quality in every respect at $2 and Certainly “the ppdlic have an terest.” am*r ORACE H. DAY. 45 Maiden lane. ECONOMY IN DRESS. 229 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE THE FOUNTAIN. J Mould suggest to the community that I am furnishing every article of clothing at Proportiouably’ moderate prices, for which our sack surtouts have been afforded, and would solicit acall from those capable of appreciating first-rate work, that they may judge of the inducements offered to those paying teady money. Stiangers in the city requiring garments, will please learn our prices. WM. T. JENNINGS Draper and Tailor. TOOLS—TOOLS—TOOLS. ALBERTSON’S, Conger’s, Horton's and Gifford’s warrant- a4 eo, Caat Steel Coopers, Carpenters and Ship Carpenters Edge Tools, can ve had at wholesale aud retail, of OBBURN & LITTLE, 93 Fulton street, New York, (10 per cent allowed to merchants) and who keep on hand 2 full assortment of Coopers’ ‘Tools, Iron Rivets, Truss Hoops, Stave Jointers, Stock Howells and Crozes. Also, Importers and General Der and Americas Hardware, Catlery, Ni . he. CHARLES OSBORN £133m ec® CHARLES 8. LITTLE. LONDON AND MANCHESTER INDIA RUB- HOLESALE abe Betas DS Wall Th » No.8 W artertes red ani offers for salea large ‘aasort- ‘Cashmere Laina, Persian, r Lama, Lama Per a i29 lm*e rs in English, German t of i d Ii ment of imported In Menno and Cottou, of all colors Cloth—-India Rubber, Water Proof wMindie Hubber Weloines Persuader ke, nda nil jt Webbings for sus Ts, corsets, a su em*s CHAS. ABRAHAMSON. DAMS & CO”8 NEW YORK AND NEWARI| PRESS.—The pablie are respectfully informed tate 5 subscribers haye establisned an Express between New Y5, and Newark, N.J., for the transmission and speedy delinees for of packages, bundles, money, &c. ke.; the coll Trilla, and-all other busibess appertaining tons Kepence 2 by the Express will ve delivered free of Office in New York at No.7 W: BMITHDS Newspaper Depot, Nov sas Srsadas Newark, at 13 we New York at .. . M. ave Newark at 9A. Sb sod Tigh Mh digec ADAMS & CO 1L—O1L & CANDLES—Branch Oil ano Gi tore, O' Net Canal street, one door from Hudson Ww wets ‘gadiness to receive orders for SpermOil of the purest quality ; Winter Strained and Bleached at six shilli pergallou. Ove galloo and npwards delivered in any part o! the eity free of ex- peus Alw: ’s on hand a selected assortment of choice family gro- ceries delivered in quanties to suit purchasers at wholesale prices. W. L. STEWART, 202 Canal 20,000 Gallons of Winter O' a barre in tierces and barrels, and bores of Sperm Candles, for save low. Apply as abe Wak & STEWART. ° £12 Im*ee 74 South street. UNITED STATES TEA EMPOR PANY continue to offer for eas of every variety and style, HOLESAL [HE CANTON TEA COMPA’ Eseurapent senelly teeiedes fer soare ‘and Pientmen @ en Jowerfal grades of Groen ahd Bi ‘package bears ee aud Black Every package beate the Ramp of peatnets and leganee, and the Ye tesla apie thoroughly seeured from fight and air that th-tr quality asd power will remain unimpaired in any elimaate, Thett Bf'prosgcuting business fs pe is founded upen the utmost regard to the rights of oe foars with fasrect to weight valled et ‘svatem scarcely to be excelled. It of he custom. Li one: ib Th prom io meran ok 4 hm te hed ae 7 jeca selves from this establishment. ~~ sué® ‘© s"pply them fee roasted every day. Orders Som oi pares oF the United Stutes executed with weteaksnsel Saree Americ fr the mo How canoleirind Bac for = nono ith MAKTIN & CO., % Jobo street stairs, R. MAREE 560i ite non Beam seniona are seldom equalled and never cr ° Barilett’s American Scenery, iu parts ur complete. Canadian Finden’s Tableaux of National Character, Beauty and Cos- tw me. Finden’s Gallery of British Art. This Views in Bootland, iu pars or = ar reland, Burus’ Poems, illustrated, in parts or complete. Fletcher's Guide to Family Devotion, in’ parts or complete. Phillipa’ Pilgrims Progress, 2 steel plates * : Views on the Danube, in parts. And all the London illustrated works of superior merit. A few exquisite engravings on hand, suitable for scraps, at cents per dozen. As these are loose engravings irom the abore and «ther works, those who are i find tn nopporanity. that seldom offe! “ne perience; As suprlied on liberal terms. jy20 im*r MPRKOVED PATENT | SBLF-BAILING LIFE "THE Subscriber having invenied a new and valuable im- provement in Life Boats, respectfaliy invites to the ane the on of Merchants and ship masters. ity especially disting wishin fs Boat from every vention, ists capacity of freeing tacit eutiel by the operation of Sell-Acting Valves, for which, ith other smprovements, the subscriber has peed granted Letters Patent, y, these Valves operate: b ‘patural motion of and in a calm by commu nieating to her an und or rocking motion; their actiot isso perfectly effiesci ridding the Boat ‘of ‘water an leaving her enturely free, that the subscriber claima fo saad a high superiority over every other form of construc- 100. Py. second and hii ont over ev obtained on the ins or eas hy important advantage postersed by thi er method of Life Boats the yreater apace re chamivers le oy ie curve linear form of and Qui aclen wipe ding shiys wit t ‘ ea forendinny caiextt® Hone, in addition to the aumber requ laving devoted several years in bri Present perfection the subsember sorte ton of Bhip Owners, Ship Maste and%oth content a p Mast ‘others, i that its adoption as the ouly perfect Life Boat, nie rejection ‘es worthless, should rest sole} yom ite merits, LEWIS RAYMOND Boat Builder, fel8 aw*m_ D L. FARNAM, 49 Water street, Ni * turer of every species of Hydra: Fire Engines, of every size, for ci clapeadions, be. ri arden Engines, Fire Hooks, Fire Bueke: D Hemp Hose, Leather Howe, of any size renames? O8P™ on Hose, Capling Screws, ke Lift and Foros,” Fumps, co lift and force water any distance, 10 tw ns vate. "Wins ills’ Hone Fontes Woter Wheels, tke. for work: ‘ Villages, fctories, ps. and Steamboat Pui fe miieaiee imps for filling boilers, &e., to be used fed and Kony ga of any required use, ii anous heures and devices. N. B.—' maunfa: great strength ther y well MEDICAL. ~~ ~PARR'S LIFE PILES. Fi edicine has scarce Te “ Fiero gee r s maonths, yet 4 apy space ofti into the United a time, without a1 traordinary exertions it. ‘the 8 Yoru, Peansylvani e Fyorreton, its sale in the States of New = ew as increased with su: tions. The England States and Canada, of ways at the expense of ; by enfeebling it and rendering it more liable to Te e again other complaints. On the contrary, Parrs Life = atty_eraaigate qeqeee, ey, epeagrine all ebeqrac jae 12 testinal canal, puri e |, st ening the sys- vand creaiing a naturel and healthy action of the bedy--tney rr ‘nesrehaly we fm: fas tloea Avetniir oe fate and & craving for locd. Asa family me, dieloe tt is unequalled, and may’ ‘be taken by every member of a tamil; m the youngest to the oldest from all cak in the highest terms of the great benefit they h rom the use of it, and to all females ofa delicate hal we would particularly recommend this ne; they wil find it agreeable to take, soothing to the system, and’ certain in its removing nd bad humor from th ‘Spring the tor rimonious fluids in the body d winter, bi tivity, will be speedily rem ever ht before going to be proprietors have alre dy many \e jeacy of Parr’s Life Pills in bilious and acorbutic complaints, ¥ ic cases Of colds. constipation of the bowels, dyspepsia, liver complaints, debility’ aud complaints incidental to females. The followihg are the exclusive agents for of Parr’s Pills, where may s the Life and Ti mas Parr, with two fine engravings, Lite Th mi Rui Iway and 10 Astor House Sands & Co, druggists and chemists, granite buildi Brosdway, corner Chamber street ; David 7 East Broadway ; P. Dickie, 413 Broadway, corner Lispenard street ; John B Dodd, dru dway, corner Bleucker street; N. W. Bu pes | Mediciue store, 260 Bowery ; Joho ©. Hart, d 348 Grand, eormer Norfolk Syme’s Medicine store, 63 Bowery, corner Walke: John 8) comer Fulton and Water streets ; Hora: 367 Greenwich street. next the corner of Franklin; ington, apothecsries, 227 Hadson, corner of Spring . L. Corton, chemist and Spey, Bleecker, coruer Jones street ; J. Wendover, druggist and apothecary, No. 141 Eighth aveni Brooklyn. eae re coat dene, and ent mipondh ware hor 5 ton street. wholesale at e pre prietor’s effice Q< T HOBERT'S & CO, Clarendon bb be % SB country, wi boreal ORS Wash ts pt TH WASH—r id 1rOlm the uriKinar « Nove Gold treet, Now Yrok— The Uris. ‘Tooth d to be tised ith a tooth brush, and will be found le the mecessity bowser skeening the teeth clean pet Preventing the wearing away of the gums {rin the teeth. tis ieulanly useful in cases of spungy gums, restoring them toa healthy state, and et to enptract around teeth, In painful Afectiousof the teeth and gums, arising {Yor exposure tb cold, it will be found highly beneficial. It is par- Sicularly serviceable to use the Orris Tooth Wash fe pight ‘aay before retiring to rest. This method is recommended by erat nent dentists, as by so doing all particles of food which acca- malate during the day are entirely removed, and the mouth through tie night ina clean, sweet, and healthy state. ud teeth and white teetn are the most valvabfe portions of poor hamamty; but how many neglect the attention ne- cersary for their ye jon, even when surrounded by all the meane needed. Amoug thess we know of one nore pleasant sud effectual thar the Orris Tooth Wash it cleanses and whi- tens the teeth, strengthens the gums, pu fies the mouth, and sweetens the breath. We recommend it. use to all, young and Td-—{ Boston Morning Post. Was Corte cots Wie tr tig bat decelgettt we sia: taed oo our enamel.—{ Boston Transcript. pt. For sale by the principal druggists in t' > city io) O APOLOGY FOR WIGS—When a beauti Head of me may be obtai ed by using DR. JAYNE’3 HAIR Suar Da. Javne—Dear t Dewsp pe the efficacy of your Hair Toni ed with some of those epgemeniing. .to wits Rev. C. Park, Rev. Dr. Babcock, and Rev. L. Fletcher, and when in New York last spring | purchased two bottles, with a view to make the experiment. I have been quite bald for about 4 years, and obliged to wear a Jed, it is constitutional witn m: famil . I confess, { had but little con! dence in the attempt, having been so lou 46 years of age, and that part cf my heat ceedingly smooth. I, however, commenced agreeably to directions, and used ene bottle faithfully, and with very lite effect, but before | had used the second bottle, a very fine fuzzy hair became perceptible, which continued io grow, and now having us~d the third bottle, I have had three pation perform- ed, and the prospect is very flattering that I shall again be blessed with a fine head of hair, ornamental and useful. lam extremely gratified witn the prospect, and from observations made, many of my friends and acquaintances, who have hereto- fore regarded the preparation as deceptive, and only a catch- seuny concern, are now well satisfied that it is ** Truth—No jet Ww: : ipee Pastor of the Baptist Charch, Shaftsbazy, Ve. ‘This valuable Fair Tonic is prepared only by Dr-D- JAYNE 305 Broadway, New York Price $1 a bottle. fllim MADAME COSTELLO. FEMALE PERIODICAL PILLS—Guaranteed m every ‘case where the monthly periods, have become. ir regular from colds or other causes. Their certainty of action has long been acknowleuged by the medical profession, and hundreds that have uselessly tried various boasted reme: dies—indeed, so sure are these Pills in therr effects, thatcare ‘is sometimes necessary to their use; though they contain no medicine detrimental to the constitution. Advise given gratis to all those who use the Pills, by Madame Costello, 34 Li Denard st, where the Falls are sold genuine. Price $1 per box. 1 im*ec DE4FNESS CURED-SCARP? For the cure of Deafness, Pai matter from the Ears. Also, ali ‘thos the buzzing of insects. fa ling of w: kee. &e,, which are sy f approaching deafue: generally attendant the disease. Many persons who have been deaf for ten, fifteen, and twenty years, and were obliged. to uselear trumpets, have, alter using one or two bottle: aside their trumpets, being made perfectly well. | Fiiysicians and surgeons highiy recommend its use, Read the following editorial from the Time: *3 (ACOUSTIC O1L— and’ the discharges of isagree*ble noises like + Whizzing of steam, 0 by anythi for the purpose. One or two instances of its curative effects have oven pointed out to us, and they are really astonishing. — Prepared vy Dr. B. Beli, and sold on agency, 305 Broadway, New York. Price $2 per bortle Mim WORMS: WORMS! WORMS !—JAYNE’S TONIC VERMIFUGE—This Virmifuge is perfectly sale, a d ‘s0 pleasant that children will mot refuse wo ut. It effectnal- ly destroys worms, neutral dity or sourness of the sio- mach, increases the appetite ! nent Conie, and is therefore exceedingly beneficial in intermit- tent and remuttent fevers, incigestion, &c. and is almost a cer- tain cure for fever and ague, and what 1s of more iu portance, it does it permane ntl Ic not oul: wotms and invigorates the whole sys- olves and carries off the superabundant slime or alent im the stomach and bowels of children, *0 H bad health. Tits mucus forma the pecialiy ef those in bed or neat in which worms produce their youug ; aud by re- moving it, it is impossible for worms to remain in the body. Ic is harmless in its, effects on the system, and the health of s improved by its use, even when no worms jumerous certificates of its usefulness have been received, which the proprietor does not consider ne¢essa ry to publish. % Josiah Thompson, near Salem, N.J., admuistered t) i: Ver mifuge toa child between two and three yenrs old, #1 says that in a few days she discharged one hundredand thirt -even Mr. Joseph A. Lentz, of the Penn Township Savings insti tutiou, Philadelphia. wave it to one of his children, an: says that after the sixth dose it broughtaway about fifty ‘worms at once, five aud six inches loug. : Mr. *erdinand Woodruff used two botalos of this Vermifuge for dyspepsia, and in the course of two wecks discharged a wards of thirty pieees of tape worm, and was thereby perfectly cured. Another gentleman of this city had it administered to his lit tle daughter it three years old, when she had a number of discharges from her bowels, compssed entirely of little white thread worms. He says they came away from her not only by ndreds, but I may tru'y say by thous.uds, separately and in solid vallsas large as hickory nuts, composed eutirely of dead worms. Sick Headache—Many ladies and gentlemen have found this Vermfage to be a permanent cure fur sick headache. Pues—Numerous cases of piles have been perlectly cured by able Vermifuge. F rally, what the public have long desired,a medicine of this kind,’whieh might be depended upou, prepared by a re d can’ be had of Br, lor physician, is now offered to them, Philadelphia, “and a his of . im Jayne, Ne. 20 South Thi fice No. 305 Broadwa; HEADS OF HAIR. C. BARRY, artist in Hair, from London.—The import- which all ages have tothe head of hair. isa clear 1e Vale set upon personal figure, and when by some. capricious freak of N the human form is deprived. of its C0 ‘ature defiance. Barry’s Venulati 1d Gossamer Wigs and Scalps still stond pre-eminent abo’ all others. Their peculiar light gossamer and ventilating cl acter, their being shaped exactly as the natural h their elasticity and therr superior material and work eir style of fiaisn to ch pertecthends of hair, that they must be seu to be fully appr ciated. Aa mspect on of Barry’s real heads of hair will satisfy the most fastidious that they are the best and cherpest in the city, which ouly can be had at 146 Broa corner of Liberty street, up stairs. fal Im*re $500 KEW ARD.—OROSS’ SPECIFIC MIXTURE— For the Cure of Gonnorrhasa, Gleets, Strietures ant mee complaints o f the organ 80 & eration. 1 ast remedies yet discovered for ibove complamts, this is (ne m orl certain It mares speecv and permanent cure, withoutt he least re- striction todi = dimk exposure, or change in application to ba siness We wie uo long guackish recommendations to deceive the puslic. If i the me heane does uot wot apeak for itself, no one Our object i notily where it can be bed, roprietor cnauenges a single case of receut Gonner- thea to rought, in which the mixture will not effect a rapid cure, under a forfeiture of $300. ‘This is a unfortunately pervades all ranks of 10 ciety—high, low, rich and poor, matrimonial and single. ‘They are here [aocenins with aremedy by which they can cure them- selyes without the least exposure in shortest time possible. Further, the disease cannot be contracted if a dose of the mixture is taken at night on going to bed when exposed, It is pat ap im bottles with full directions accom ing it, at $11 bottle: One bottle Insts a week, which generally carsect any are cared in tro dey Hor sale only at Wm. H. Milmor’s, 192 Broadway, corner of John street, opposite Fran! House, New York; J Jone: comer of Chestnut and Seventh streets, Philadelphia: an M. Smith’s 138 Washington street Boston. 17 im a DISSOLUTION CF ARTNERSHIP. artnership heretofore existing between JOHN GAL- To EE I aud SAM ES MOREY: epee JOHN OAL- position Ornament Manataciurers in’ the City of New York was dissolved on the 21st day of January, i943, by the matual consent Of both parties. The business will be ned at the old stand, No. 592 Broadway, Jobn Gallier, who 1s chirged with the collection ot all debts due to the said late fim, and the liquidation of their liabilities, and the said John Gallier is also empowered to ase tne name of the said firm forthe purpose aforesaid. All peisons indebted thereto will please pay the same withou. delay, and those hav: against the firm will please to render the'r accounts as ounts as 2) JOHN TER, JAMES MURPHY, TO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS, ER, Composition Omament Manufacturer No. 302 Brondway, New York, oppos.te bas on baud unent as above, Ty variety, mo- sisting in part of capitals uriched ‘mouldings, rosettes, ich he ‘is prepared to furnish promptly ity, and of any size required, At prices in conform- c his estab with th poe a Lim*m ACE8—LACES—The jt (est assortn eee rine ey LERIEMS tas Grate Call and see jv im*r UGAK—2 tihds prime New Orleaoa Sugar, landing lrom S ship Oconee from New Orien sy aud for valet ae BK. COLLINS & CC 16 South stree COPPER casos Boel ih Copper, of very extra quality, from 18 to 32 on, for sale Ne, &. OOLLINE h afr TO THE MEDIC street, on the Resolves-=That acircular lett trodced from Pari aid, street, at ll times and with Un | PRAOTITIONERS OF THE U Ts OF MED) ITED toma pared City of New York,” he! 2 13th of February, 1943, it was ed and forwarded i formil to the medical practi ners. of the them of the objects and de: of | the establishment the o-operation and support. x destie Tallowing’ chreular, wes, in pursuance of this resolution prepared and in now inserted inthis paper for Uhe purpose vlog it advitional publicity >— *T'o the Medwal Practitioners of the United States.” Gentiemex:— ‘About six months since a number of phys aware of he alarming prevale: ce gf quackery and desirous of contribatiug as uch as in th ‘ns in this city, n this country, power to sup- ry of New York,” has since the mouth of May, 1042, been iu full and success fal operation.’ In order fo convey aoime wlenof the nate Bumber of the cases which have been uuder the treatment. of the College several extracts from the case books are herewith transmitted. From these it will be seem that a vast numl thore cases which. too often fell into the hands of the qu have been successfully treated, and the patients preserved from the most deplorable resulta: which follow the pernicious treat- nent of uneducated pretenders. We allude to the patieuts nul- fpring from venereal diseases,” ‘These casen have almost ani verally yielded ina very limited time to the new remedies in- the preparations of which, in this country, i gonfined encanto the College ur great objectin now addressing you is solicit you operation in this great work of reform and benevolene. The high charecter eft w nited skill and exper fers can render, trust that you will testify at once your favorable opinion of our nndertaking. aud your regard for the welfare of your pa: tients, by directing them te our doors. We have united against the common foes of our profession aud of hamanity, and we anxiously look to our brethren in the country for aid in pre- serving the sufferers from disease, from falling suo the merei- jens Wi ds of charlatans and vostrum-mopgers. send packages of our medicines, accompanied by full and explicit directions for use, to all parts of the Union. Every person who ‘rransmits an account of his orher cae; and the value of the medicine ordered by the Coasi Physi the College is supplied with punctuality and despatch, and may at any time receive on application, additional advice or medi- cine. ‘We invite your attention to the li dicines, whi id ese pre] dy gained the h brethren inthis city. Any of th feel indebted for any interesting ble for its columns,which you may think A movement, 01 iples similar to. those on which St. Bartholomew's: London, is eot‘ucted, iv at present in pr here, for the re-orgamzation of Bellevue Alms H» uso. the larg- est hospital in our city, and as we believe also on this nti ent. ‘This iin full arcor dane with ovr views, and to it we ig our hearty support. e leading journals here are able to the |rowmed. change, and say that ‘all the movements for the advancement of Gharmacy, the surnression of quackery, and the improvement of our public hi der the direction of such men as Drs. Mott, Revere, Paitison, Parker and Gilman, there isevery reason to hope tor'a new ab better ega in the history of medical science.” HoFing that you may entertain the same views, and contribute your efficient Thave the honor to be, he. {By order.) M. ORAGAN, M.R.C.8. L. retary. Coutrce or Mepicing amp PHaRMacy, 97 Nassau st. New York, Feb. 14, 1843 Extract from the Minutes ef the College. : 116 3md&wr W. 8. RICHARDSON, Register. ON STRICTURE AND ITS CURE, TORR OWING, REMARKS NA PLACE bad the public a few mos. deeply inter sing facts.— First, That the disease called Stnicruas, taser ceru frequent occurrence and often exists in persons who are nv. in the leasi aware of it; next that a very erroneous notion prevails re apecting Stricture, and that ignorunt advertising people ake abad advantage of this erroneous notion; then, tha? there are three particular circumstances by ave ays known—and in the Last 9 lure which a Strictiwe ey je 1, that the cure of Stric. certain, free from pain, ‘ond generally accompnshed in_a very itttielime. by jay tothe first of these remarks:— itis well known that Stnictare is the result of a badly treatec Gonorrhes If, for instance, that disease. is suffered to con tinue on from month to month, 1t slides into a ere is n0 pain or inconvenience in glect, and the often suifered to remain indefinitely. But rt should that gleet im achronic inflammation ofthe passige, whic! naturally termi in thickening, and this thickening at one part or other of re is stricture ; and, furtner, that thengh stricture may thasre main unnoticed for a length of time, it is far from laying dormant, buc is the hidden cause of many serious maladies. not only of'a sexual, but those also of a ner vous a tis. ar Bat what especially leads theat, ention off from this disorder is the idea that stricture c annot exist so long as no impsdiment to the flow of urine 18 | ed, which is quite a mistake. A stricture often exists fur years out prodnc.ay amy very strikgng change in. thi ry it is to prevent this very state take of th ted men of this' discription swarm about thi ey this respect ; ides unter. d stream of urine belongs ouly to the worst of cases, and that these remarks are published. tage, however, which ignorant advertising people erroneous notion is very cruel. Every. pony. Abt is city, ill sell their nostrums as long as any one will buy Now, it is a fact, and one which every real phyneian will mediately acknov ledge, that all the medicine in the wo: alone, can never care In proof of th iter to consult bY persons more common thax for the wri ted whe have been tab ing all manner of things--as colored drooa, and pills, and cordials, and the like, for many montns together, ‘but whom, on seeing the real nature of the case, he has cured Witha view of preventing these impositions. therefore, it ith a yiew of prev ese im] Ss. therefore, i seems desirable to lay before the publics few flan circum. stances by which a Stricture may be known, which cau be easi- ly done : for although the sym; toms of this disease are nomer- oas, there are three of especial import, and these tnree may ve stated very briefly—they are the following : ‘Lhe frst rciaves to emanner of urinating —It bas been already said thes; seam aeed not be much diminished or impeded. But observe atten- after it is finished and the clothes are re: , wheth: e p or two. will t steal away, so asto weta little nothing is more indicative of stricture. ie next is , The time a ‘hoea has remained uncured.—It is diff} exit to say how loug a Gonorrhasa or Gieet may. run and not stricture for one ia baturally more disposed so atric ede er on ‘so common that he sees many every da more or less, that he is bot so capable a ing of ether maladies as the cure progresses. v to the cure of Sticture, on this subject it is suf. cient to observe (and itis stated with confidence and plen- sare! NA certain, free from i, ene! accom: plshed'ina very little nine. 80 much Gs this could ‘sot have een advanced some years ago; but such has been the im provement in this art, and such the practical experience of the can now accomplish the cure of stricture to a» 8 as formerly it ¢emanded 4 ‘ writer also begs to svate, that for those who wish to un dertake the eure themselves, he,nas published » litle volume, Tveattee,” in which not only stricture | privacy, is directed in the plainest manner, it is advisable, however, that these who suspect a.stricture, if, Roast ble, should consult the author pe: 'y.and nothing willsur- em more ase end certainty of his means of are arranged for those who may . ith rank as grad- en engaged in the cure hehe has in hoepital and city practice, for more than thirty years, an: lished two editions of a work ex ly on them.—Also that he has testimoniz! letters from the Amencemas Biy Atle & Ew i A ‘Aatley cope to Dr. Motte of New Pork, menica—ns Bit Astle to Dr. of New York, Dr. of Philadelphia, apd others, and that he is perm: ted, to oid! bo, skagen Seten Paseiaae of cates or ae city. B. Ralph is consulted at his private residence, No. 88 Green wich street, towards the Battery, at any hour.—He may also be eonsulted by post. little volume avove referred to 1s one dollar. 19f Im* ee (THE PRIVATE TREATISE—This wa little vorume or certain diseases, in which the most conventent and private means of cure are stated in the pininest pussibie manner. And not only are directions (et for the more simple aud recent enses, Dt which have fallen into improper bands, and inwe on from month to month, are particularly dwelt on.— eo we aed will see immediately the difficulties which im le eit cure Che gonad od =e Re | Te crue jcular le is ot ne ware ish, Grea a, cog ses 7 ‘Dr, Ralph alsotakes this Hey of ‘saying thas he may be consulted on the peenliar diseases above referred to, aghi> private residence, rt any hour. Aware, however, of the deep and just solicitude which many feel to consult a person of integrity as well as experience it fog Twn agen oy the author deems it fyi to give he fol jowing short sketeh of the opportunities he ran 1 nd taf himself for this trust, And this he is the more inelined to. many have assured him that, for want, of information of this kind Seay bare selected from a list of ad hi boame J most of wonderful c rest repentance. He therefore begs to state that, be- side his rank as graduate of Edinburgh, &c. ke. ke, he har been watching diseases, both in ital and city practice. for more than thirty years, and has publ two editjons york expressly on Also aa testimonial from the most eminent physicians of Karopes 0 vat in Amenca—ns Six Astley Ci lott, of and. Dr, Physick of Philadelphia, "and ethe ¥ Y further, that he haa the privilege of referring to almost inn of eminence iu thie aity. Nothing exm be sisted, hon ceives, as better ground of coufidenee to those who ate stran- gers to hi B male by post, and for such he has a ontaiping eve nee ‘ind private cure. Itis forwerded. ae may be direereds y 19f Im* ce 34 LISPENARD STREET. '‘O MARRIED LADIES,—Madame Costello, female evan and graduate as midwife, offers her professional to the {adies Of tis country. ‘The anatomical and ties which distinguish the female, im- and functions altogether herown— wes are exceedingly compli and ob- an accurate knowledge of the femal system to equiir't em with an imperative duty we owe sufferi in some cases, especially if we posn sae means or remedies whereby this desit ble object can he effected, Madame Cost Ilo havi ad | ‘ence and surprtsi he Uentment of diseases iuaidemtal to her apie ate nt of confinement, that she wi ly in every case, #0 that hesitation or dread nerd never be apprehended. N. B.—Madame (ostelio would inform ladies residing out of the city, whose health would not adinit of travelling. that she wouid devote her personal atendance upon them in any part of the United States within reasonable Madame C. can be consulted lence, 4 Lispenard i dito secrecy. All communications and letters must be post paid, fi. mer HAPT AND TENDER FLESH OR ERUPTIONS, and Disfiqurements of the Face, and Dark or Yellow Skins by the Ktaiiam Chemical Soap. Salt Rheum, fre pimples, erysipelas, blotches, morphew ian, fever spots, bites'o te will insects, mo color of dark, sunburn fian Chemical Soap is 1 1 &e. hi ie ucla ie fe ly the wonder of the Well tight the Medical Society of Paris call this a blessing, and it. inventor, M. Besprimi, philanthropist. It is curing thousands all over the States and possessions, It entirely eradi- cates every eruption or disfignrement of the skin, imparting to ful healthful clexrness— One trial will suffice to re- the tace, body, neck or arma, a be: No misrepresentauon is offered. commend it to all, In feet there are Pw tf a iciens who mow cases that have baffled ill, Lmyself hy re fier p-rsons hay and outward reme- in, and cortainly skin a delicions healthy, clear look. It is #0v cents x cake by the pro- piety at the sign of the Ameriean Eagle, 62 Chatham street, New York. Appointed ta — to the Amoneen Hotel 57 inte at. Albany, j Main ot Biddletown, Ct. “Awests wore nin ot. Mi letown, a iy want fot im%ec, i ¥ d sed to be at the point of feain: rem old tye nna's epee rom, an Ito Seed tear, ae last year, their great 205 Tenth street, was suppo- cough, orenges, SHERMAN’S LOZEN OT t the greatest evidence that foun be oflered of ity and usefulness. ‘ian advised him to try Sherman’s Cough ant they cured him. . ter ainp, €5q., our excellent reporter, was cured of very bad cough, by Sherman’s | opem 9—s0 also was ler, the famous cigar dealer, 46 Chatha ‘The'Catholic Orphan Asylum, in Lith man's Lozenges for the [nat year with great bene Capt. Chadwick, of ship Wellington, says Sherman’s Lozon- ses are great thinge—-the Camphor Lozenges are the only sure jane for sea-tickuess, he . palpitation, ever own. ; Mr. Joba Keere, 185 12th street, cured hus child of worms by onty one dose of Sherman’s worm lozenges. Nearty every phy- sicinn of celebrity in this ty recommends Sherman’s worm Tozeuges in their practice.as they also do Shermans poor man’s wh h onl cents, al certain cure for Dain of weakness of the side, breast, back or any part of the in 2 Xito, rheumatism, lumbago and piles Br ure you pet the petuine SHERMAN'S Lozenges and jasters. ‘arehouse, 106 Nassau st. Agents—110. 273 an road Way; 227 Hudsonscs 188 Bowery; 17 Hast Brondw. Se a ae tteta TEA Alben y 42 Weetaioster street, ton; 4 Stanwix Hal ny; | . Proyilence; and 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia. jylor Peed ah cee nerelh dengue thea ii i i rips He ee eee eeece ead one: Rubicon, it ye a book i hol rate mal: Tronting Ww poly ‘ou priv: ladies, written by D: and wa fiat ablianed by him nie shwith wany alterations, ts'in. the method Of curt D are introduced with a view ore eorrect knowledge of the subject. ‘he author is now in extensive city practice; his having been extensively and constantly engaged in investigating com- bating diseases of this character for many years past, enable i ject i manner that renders the book of seen erite uclity with indlviaals wishing to aaderalke theit ~— Broome of Tessar, that many persons, instead of being romptly and speedily cured, continue on from day to day ta: Eing medicines under circumstances where, perhaps, the best medicine in the world aloue would nov effect acure; for be it Known, there are cases requirmg 00d treatment aod good mmannugément ox wel a pod meheibe (ochre suezersfll} and 4 permanently. It is therefo1 Wich'of ss mech inthe ic ih detail on perusing the book. Ii {er-cannot be more var those interested will find it Free an oe sec toe Patton at ead cotoer of Brosd wey : alton and Chambers st, and in the Bowe ‘and No. 188. The Pic 50 cents. is prepared to administer medicated vapor baths to in- doth ‘ring them. Baths for sale or hire. vanes Novi Burclay steet 3y20 timer DR. MORRISON. NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY., 204: on street near Greenwich.—Dr. Morrison, “lember of the College of Surgeons, Londen, 1nd form~ iy 81 in the British Naj ‘Vy, continues to be consulted day on all diseases of delicate nature, ‘and all those distreasing symptoms juent on inju- oth tetader arecteanet remse Croltee a cett . M. « rience of twe! fo yeas delicate diseases to al thetr various andc omaplicated forma, uses a mild, safe and infallible substitute { or mereury, eradicat- ing the venereal virus with certainty, without subjecting the Patient to any risk orrestricting him iu} isueual diets or por suits. while his ines are ble antaste and smell. Per- ‘sauent obstructions in the ure! such as strictures aud en- ent of the prostate gland, acc cmpanied with much itsi- saeeen ant alk pain about ts, are mn Woy sages. ences of mal-treatment. Dr. reatastrictures in a scie} Sec manner, promoting jon of the thickened circ CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.—Thoua men are more from the gonspanengen i ae stractit i hose farther ii ry Gis une of soctruma. ti d pretended specifies, which stimulate only to induce greater depression. Dr. reate such ¢ e parely ological principles, and never fails in establishing a pape ayo ES, = ee at set ; the tory of hiseasein detall” 004 Fal 24 im*r Hi 3 ‘SS! Norice TO Kur. URED PERSONS. PERSONS afticced with rag-a 1 may rely, upon the best ca ar Weaey aerpal or to 0 uty ot the agents ia te principal towne in the United States, Lecarefal to examine the cae are pets, ck temo good: without his signature . ny persons have undertaken to vend witationsof Hull's lees trasses, and t! oy Ea aron forme . These imitations Tele uyoa nade by unakilfal mechanics, and are uo bettei' than the ordi- Rooms have been fitted up at No. 4 Vesey street, exclusively te entrance from the business depart- Sent, where’ Yeuale is is constant stiendance to wait Gpou ‘emale patients. iy!) ime ‘JONES’ CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE. ALLL ho would havea good hend of haie, may by trying the ir. tised:—A beautiful Head article here advertises util Meith Dudhairread thee or young, bald aud grey heads and Statement: You perhaps hink, reader,it js iinpossible to restore the human hair,bat here are the names of a few whose hair has been restored alter evry other remedy failed. Without puffing or misrepresentation, I here state these are the positive and real qnalities of Jones’ Coral Hair Restorative—it will act thus on 1, old or young—foree the hair to grow, (2%, falling off, cure and remove ell seurf or dandruff and make light red or grey hair grow naturally gark from the zo This is sold fo reasonable that all may try it; for proof ofits effeacy: these respectable persons have used it and csitify ‘iu Above are. its qualities in all cases, viz-—Mr. W.. Hopkins, 92 te eg 3; Mr King st, N Ys Mr Phalli eat cor of Wooater; Judge Edwards, of Pnila ou, Savy Ward Chnthea town,.vear Boston; J Pow "Fulton s¢ Brooklyn. The above must satis(y all,buth hree cicizens of Ulster County, N Y,certily the same, john & Dogler, mereliant tailor, John Hi ini. lenderson, builder, Hugh W French, farmer. The above persous appeared before me and swore that the above isa perfectly true statement—L Peckover, Commis- sioner of Deeds. This is sold very reasonable, only 3, dor8 shillings a bottle, by Jones, sign of the American Eagie, 82 Chatham st. Appointed Agenits—Zieber, 34 and Dock sts Ph or next to the American Hote!, Washington, D ©; 8 & Boston; 57 State st, Albany; 139 Fulton st, Brookins 207 King fatlestom 8 Cy CF Baily, Morristown, NJ; Ferre st, Middletown, Ct. Agents wanted in all other cities. titi? m TAKE NOTICE. XTRACT OF AN ORDINANCE OF COUNCIL CONCERNING DEAD The Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the city of New ork, in Common Coaneil convened, do ordain as follows :— See. 4. It shall be the duty of every citizen owning any ani mal which shal! die within the limita of this eity, south of ot street, or in the occupation of any Le in gs Hh bod house or premises of any description, mo whi iy THE COMMON ANIMALS.— de hall be fi id’ of the several, Street In- seademal che ecveal ‘wards ih this city, immediately after ch death, or the discovery thereof, to give notice thereof, ce where the body of such animal may be found, at if ffi stablisne: ws "One wie City ‘i eWor's Office, No. 1 City Hall. e at No. street. One at Murphy's Stage House, Tompkins Market. One athe ce of the Superintendent of Streets, rear of x Market. Or to to to be transported the body of such dead animal to the Depot, at the foot of diet atrects North Hit "*See.6, The burial of any dead animal within the limita afore- said, or the throwing of any dead animal into the water bound uublie street, ph y or place within hageby prohibited, under the penalty of Five Dollars for each o e. See.7. All ordinances, or parts of ordinances, contrary to the provisions of this ordinance, led. 1042. November 25th, "1942. . H GRISCOM, City-anspector. .B—Those papers who are in favor ot the above, will oblige by giviug it a lew insertions ivat imer WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. SQ TRIKER’S olution for the hair, which will change grey haur to its original color ‘his solution 1s different from any yet of fe amd cai of superse- ding all others It highly eficacious, and possesses the great advantage of beaatfyn e hair, without injuring its growth. ‘Those who doubt its virtues arc’ requested to have their hair changed before paying their money. If hambags would take this method there would be no reason to complain. will prove the fact. . Sold wholesale n4 retail, and applied, at No. 5 Chatham st, — the fall of Records, New York, up stairs. Jy2i Im*ee FISAR, 4UL Ye SICK AND AFFLICTED, HOW Ye MAY BE CURED. 14, December —. ng and miraculous beneficial effects your vi pectorant had on my neighbor, the Rev. Mr. Rusling, made so favorable an impres- ter consulting with several frends, and sion on my mind, that aft learning that you were a regular practi t Of called upomyou and parehssed half a dozen bottles, and ‘ou that if | lived to take them you should havea good report fom me. Tam alive and well this day. Thanks be to a merciful God, end your Expastomat anal tr come eekant ciotahy eS tm my promise. twenty long years had I been a constant sufferer from the effects of a hard, dry cough, prin im the breast, and difficul- ty of brea the last five of ‘which, ehills aad fevers, every spring and fall, added to mist. ‘was worn away to & mere skeletor itn the greatest difficulty only I could Eye and down stairs; my appetite was gone.and my strength 50 far tailed me that my ftiends were pecmmaden J conld not sur- ive many weeks unless! obtained reiies, inde uation was so perfectly miserable to Hi, aod wirenever it should heard of your me- Balm of Gilead” to my family, thet | felt will: please the Master to take me ho . Yes, it proved tl Before] had taken tom ied body, me bottle I ex- perlenbed ‘ation of all my. symotoms at Joy 1 fonnd ane use of ft. the hi aan) ther, bs hi — pews cure of me—and I can truly say vi to titer, Now I consider ita daty 1 owe to you, and through you, the public, to make my case known, belleving that it will be the of di reserved my life. Iserty, ait, to make ‘use of this letter to your ad- ake my case as extensively known ar vou please, who doubt the truth of the abore accunnt, refer shall be happy to see them, and will uot only ve statements, bat will give them particulars whica it would be unnecessary to furnish for the public preas. With everlasting gratitude, | am, dear sir, your oblige friend. MARY GILL, Corner of Rose st. and Germantown road. Py red only by Dr.D. Jayne, No. 20 South Third street, Philadel hia, and at his new office, 905 Broadway. Price $1 a bottle. f10 1m Ci, New York, 25th July, 1842. HUBS of Delivery each any, (Sundays excepted) atthe Post Offices: Letters deposited before en alt (ast 8 o'clock, A M + pM | Will be At all the Stations before Viver ae nied 11° lpeks A.M} and ¢ o'elock, J Mt. M ters to be " " ” affixed to m the latter (ecters unless ret inered at {ae prinetpal gees, Liste of the ous 0 al hich “ree stamps” may be pur st per 100, and every information, may Fauna plication at the upper ar lower post < Mees, the late City, h Pe be received. It is indispqnsable that the number sf the readeuee stout {be stated in ailetters Bee hr vee ant Hoe’ with we! rooms Bi ria 9 orn bai street. Engal AGENTS, paper =» Bed list of the for the where subsori will be received, and single n' are found for sale regularly ;. AT WHAT PLACE. Cincinnati. O. Paterson, N. J. Norwich, Con. Rochester, N. Elizabethtown, N. J. New Brunswick, N.J. St. Louis, M . Raunsley. los. P. Israel. .W. A. Haldeman. Hiram Kaine. .L. L. Sperry. ‘William A. Fry. J.B. Loak. -Amos Head. . YA. Billings. james Robertson. Savannah, Ga... Nashville, Tenn. 'O SOUND TEETH TUM IN DENTISTRY. in or inconvenienes, ‘nd with whieh it a Ly, hi thus restoring an presery- hitherto painful and ueclens te feiaify sound, and fect in all their respective uses for venting IN ALL GASES, the neceanity of extracti most distin- guished in socrety, otter their te: ap in the most vivid terms, as to its effic +f The igor the Evening Post, says—"'It_is admirably adapted for tender teeth and ner id Dr. Castle operates on the teeth with great care and ability. ‘The New York Aurore, says t=" It makes fhe teeth in all respects perfect for life.’ The Sun, says $e Castle has obtained inuch celebrity for hise: of filling the teeth.” The most eminent gent Medial Foca, bare, Pyponaly tied and meemmend Dy, which put fo the echusg toathy will effect a permanent care. A.C. Castle has replaced by a most mgeni mechanism, 1e lost portions of the nope ang lower, with cht the ae 2 USS: canaalies whtay:larcegeer ot met wil is le severe casi . the Indiens in Flonda, "Wor ave seen Yotters from Linet. B. confirmatory of this extraordinary cure and ite entire sncenss, that the loss of ‘important organs 80 skillfully reolaced by Dr. Castle is uow no more a source of regret to the Lientenant, Dr.C. fesorts eruibaial moth on the principle of adhesion bv at- mospheric pressure, which he first 0 ced to the noties of the public in1628. Dr A. C. Castle refers tothe Spaujsh.¥reach and English Ainbassadors, Mr. Stoughton. the Spanish Consel, coin Be Uy Shon Preant gt se lie Rote, Mims Gen. Grines, J-B. peck, M-D.D . Boyd Dr. che From the Joarual of Commerce | DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL OFERATION,——pe ; Dr. K. Delaeld, Dr, Beadle jays, Dr. Boger, D "Dr. A. Hi, Steveba, Dr. J. Torrey, Die Bavties, Dr. Ware avant ke. Ke hee Othco 207 Brosiway,. il? tmee J4) NE’ PECTORANT ALWA c ‘ASTRMA—I'wo o1 three doses will cure the Croup or Hives of Children ig Afteen minates tiie, It iamediately sub durs the violence of whooping cough,and effects a speedy cure. Hundreds who. have been given. up by their physicians a8 i i 1p, Spitting of Blood, and other Po! ve been ys remy . perfect health by at. It never fails in giving re! wie SLY Ne '905 PRE Price $1 per bottle. fllim D2¥8, DYES, CHEMICALS, POISONS, GERMAN SILVER, &e. &c. &c.—Dr. Feuchtwanger informs his mm: merous friends ata customers «if the neighborbvod and abroad, jescriptio: and Qi Labarraque’s Chloride of Soda, Aqua A moni of Nitre, Chloric and Sulpharie Ethers. Pyro! ‘Ke ‘Aqua Fortis, Pure Nitric Acid, Prussic Acid, lodiaes of Potas: sium, Sulphur, Diamond Cement, Iron Mere Lead— Itkewise all the Baguerveotype and Electrotype "Apraratus, with its appertaining chemicals; with an assortment of Drugs, tre all offered on i raat renonable terme” Rar see by ‘DR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER, t Wall st. aX B, Calin prmters, dyers, hitters, wholesale and, retail reg botice above advertisement im u ry ‘Aleoy Polishing Patty for marble yard, teype plates, compound Chem White Of t, Moth snd Moschetoc Poisons, Seed tion’ for Hives, Fly Paper, &e Ke., and all terials for cleaning brass snd silver,on hand. ing t ke ig them from aching and decay, fms. aad sWoetenitig the preath, that Sherman’ Orie Ty He. the only perfect and delicious dentifrice ever off tothe public. It Is used and recommended by the first fami- lies in Amerign, aud hag recencly been introduced mito the fam- 8 of several of the notility in England and France. Dr. Castle 297 B’way, one of our first dentists ; Dr. Elliott, the oculist ; he Ho |B. Beardsley, Gen. Winchester of the New ‘orld, and nearly every physicien lentist in this city,uses, tnd recommends, Shorazan'y Oris Tooth Paste asthe Bost of all preparations for the teeth. Dr. Sherman's warehouse is at 106 Nassau street. Agents, 110, 273 and 459 Brosdeet 5 188 Bower, Hudson street: 77 ‘East Broadway; 86 William klyn; 8 dtate ie oa . 34 ix le 3 ences 3° Ledger Buildings, Philadetphing nnd" 17 Sista Cinelgnati. Sylsr LEECHES! LEECHES!! LEECHES !!1 48,000 ferttectived For shio Bicheno ; “0,009 Bwredich ahd German Leeches._yer bark Washington, Arena Flstaloen tertale tmoderate price, by Large healthy Swedish and German Lees! at V8 ty , factared from tre best ore and with great care quality wanaf —for sale.in lots to suit pui by Ek’ COLLINS & CO., iM en 56 South street? GAUTION TO FEMALES. MASAME RESTELL, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, woul? inform ladies who with a proper ¢ » have a repug- ance ts the treatment of their complaints except by one of own sex, that im all cases she attends to them personally.her ox korienas, psactice and knowledge enables her to do so, emae At Bacomnary £0 otate Unis, as docs not wish to be glassed with the pretenders continually appearing and disappear ing, advewising as ‘Female ans,” who too iguorant incompeabnt thetaselves are obliged to Eelsome scarcely ignorant quack Co experiment instead. al parlors residence 148 Greenwich atreet, between Courtlandt and Li bonny parce. Hoars of attendance from 9 A. M.to9P. M. rs naa FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS: 0 adane tells Peat “tht : fare’ upon, which the health of efery lentes ee cine their .ntzoduetion oi _ epics nited States, now about four painied of for the genuine. 9 attempted to Mirrelve cents a bor es, gD different oon ct « Monthi: Bi ” wit 2 possrble, at one or two dollars a bos. Wemales ese unsekae atselont Ye signature is written on N. B.—They can be nsed b ares aon cove N. by following the directions enclosed inside of each box. Ho yee re atte street, corner a, New York. TO MARRIED LADIES. M RES’ PELs FREVENTIVE POWDERY in Europe, but i %, invaluable Fow ders have een universally adopee. bis Foden Deen ni i] by thousands; i a sere a Snounou, 2 beng the ony kt cane | Hestella aia for thirty a: is Wy was for ° le Ph i ici il inet Vine a Raabe sep opp. |, she atts celebrity to the femal fe valle as Hin this country si ‘Europe. Peat trated eee foud maker to ¢ pret Hons—especi discovery © = ry adorn hat oon he racans a prverviag tol ryealth, teven the life of TAnY an affectionate wife and ‘mother ivertiser ieeling the of this subject, timating the vast beneuts iting to thousands, by bir cies i Arouse .ne attention of the ma: Wis'nok wise abd eifouompte prevent avila co which we sit tH * ch wi st, by a simple and healthy means within oar c: . Every runout, And enlightened mind will unhesitat mgly answer’ in. ve. Price five dollarsa package, with fall and particular directions. fame Cornet bz tae) ST SCOT te Unie States. Je must de paid, aud addressed to MADAME Kk. TELL, Female Puncipal wa Street, AR Or Boston office No.7 Kase: ysician. office, 148 Green ffice hours trom 9 A.M. t0 9 ocloek P.M. lof im® MADAME RESTEULL, EMAL PHYSICIAN, Office and residence, 48 Green wich street, betweeu Conrtlandt und Liberty streets. where can be consulted with the strictest confidence on com Plgipte incident to the female frame. ladaine Reste!!’sexperienca and knowledge in the treatment of ebstinate cases of female irregulerity, sto} kke., is such as to ire but a iew days to e: cure. en Proper attendance dari finement or other. ‘advepon'tion, will be aceommodated Sutiar wach time, with private and Teepectabie board. “Proventive. Powders,” for marved. ladies, whose de liente or precarious health forbids a toc rapid i ¢ of family, will be sent by mail to any part of the United States. Price 2 Package. Ml les tad oat pad “1 to ‘box see, ey AR NT BK a: inform ladies, vesting : Be ow out of the city, whose health would not admit of travelling,that the would devote herpersonal aitendance apon them in apy part of the United States within reasonable distance. 10 Im* PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. INVENTED AND PREPARED M. DE BOUDELOQUE, M.D. LISBON, r« KTUGAL HE Bctenuhe combinrtuon of’ (naredionts of Sieh hone Pills are cor vd made them the wonder and admi ration of the wotlt, ‘They are Known ail’ over arope to te the only preparation ever discovered that, tins proved invariably certain in prodneing the monthly turns Taeiz certainty, 10 8! oases, being auch that thew must_not ye ased during prewaame % tUways mild, safe, and healthy, th Seoniaperions if toed inven teesteree directions are lated inte Engiish rand are enveloped foley une eigeagure of sae ben delonees kay the ‘ieagitah a re of M. de Bonde! is die rections bave the siguatire of Dr. F- MRLVEBAU, authorised for the continent of be tt if th 7 Geter directed to Driv Melveake ton at Ne ‘ork, will t with immediace attenti letters mast a. Bold’ fn 120, Che ci Makes enn a. Hayes Sh Nol bey mail. lef 1m dew BLISHED DAILY BY JAMES GORGON HNN E'TT, NW. CORNER. 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