The New York Herald Newspaper, June 13, 1843, Page 1

Vol, 1%,—=Mo, 160 —=Whoie Au, 3272. To the Public, THE NEW YORK HERALD—daily newspaper—pud lished every day of the year except New Year's day and Fourth of July. Price 2 cents per copy—or $7 26 per an ‘aum—postages paid—cash in advance THE. WEEKLY HERALD—pubtished every Saturday morning—price Gt cents per copy, or $8 12 por annum- postaren puic—oush in edvance ADVERTISHRS ure informed that the circulation of che Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing ast. [thas the largest circulation of any paper im this city, oy the world, und ts therefore the besi chonnel for busincas ‘men inthe city or country. Prices moderate—cash in ad- vance. PRINTING ofall kinds, executed at the most moderate prices, and in the moet elegant style. JAMES OKVUN BENNETT, Prorareron ay tk AekaLD EsTABLISHMENT, North west corner of Fulton and Nassan streets 1S AND NORTH AMERICAN KOYAL MAIL STEAM SHIIS, A uted by the Adm y te sail betm 7 erpool and PMHortom, ealling at Halve to ind aud searive Fasten w Her ty’s Mauls, HIBERNIA, © Cura Crates HM Judkine UEDORTA, tapemn Kaward G: Lott OXBLA aptam Aiexauder Ryrie. COLUMBIA, Captain N. Snanvon, SRITANNIA Capean Jvba He Willaail for’ uston, via Havitax. pnom Livenrnow Thom’ sostom. Acadia, Ryne 19h Mey ‘sh June QStumbia, Stanoen “th Juve ist July ine fakin, 19h Jae 18h Jaly Ott, 1 scary @ erence hearygicua( a Prastes? Patent Dife soat No bertis secured until pait fo bit * b. Baigitast PON Ae jesr No. + Wall street, sche York. FOR HAL. IF Ax ASS. PEP BBE AOL, The Reyal Mal st am thip ACA.TA, Al-xinder Ryree, GABaTNTE dil sate Bosvou for the ab Sve poner es Wriday, 16.b June 20, Apply t ‘Avent v to r J ire 3'Val atreet. NEW JERS y RAILROAD ANU PRAND- PORTATION COMPANY. NEW YORK AND NEWARK, it Brom the | foot ar Courtlandt Pai New York. yo mEdATs eX< opted. Leave do, * oN'BUNDAYS. From the (oot of Owurlandtstrt, NET aa ae ALi EM. ae M. At 1234 P.M. an : Te DNB OW. Jueave New York, Leave Blisaheth Town Ate Ay OEM. APIS AMO Se pM. do. 8) do. 1% <0. Wo. i & The traii ns for Wena, Pian Boundbrook, Somerville, ge connee with, the 2 AM, and'43PM trios trom New 01 or veeu New You sod PR Town cents. are between, jo fomerville, 75 cents. SFY YORK, A! HWay Leave New York, ibewve ‘Raney At sea. ts PM. oar a exe P.M. 9 do 4 do 6% ‘do do 4 go EF % 9 do 0 NEW YORK AND N¥W bkNSWwInkg Brom foot of Consttand street, New York, daily. Ascats New Vor'. New Bruve~ Atga. Me Ae PM. AS AM. ALMA M Sido TZ do at. M. ON SUND«YS Leave New York. Le: o A.M. aa 84 PM between Liew Yore $0 cents a New York and Rahway Passeysore wid procure their wexets at the ticket om ecive a ferry dehet dvetor ooly on the ¥On sUFFALU AND ALL PARIS OF THE WEST Ay Waa yy nent on nat _—s 2% Euflaree eI) Up & Pe: cami’ oo ‘or passage apply to 9% Bare'ay stinet_New York, NEW YORK, SCHOOLEY’S MOUNTAIN & EASTON. ve foot of Courtland stree , daily (Buadays eo: epteu, leek, A ML, by vmbre m J y city to Morris " by ont ettchits trough Meadiae,t heater Sevooleys Mountain, Anderrou Towne Port Colden. ynaton Renton, At Washington, a daily. line itersects to aud trom Belvaiere | Forseats apply to J. Hill, at J. Pattou’s, Commer- on Boe Fi funedeaa prin Borteatbitioe by ant —Extree furuiahed «¢ the notice by applying to N.B Laer, United States <fiote! Morristown. (a it sem a rea ¥ AND KING stun EAM ¥ ETOH verb ne oer) hee and Hudson ivgston, la va amboats. D ‘and NOR i John Ketcham, will leare New Yor foot "ah "Mlacray surest, every Monday ands bursday ar oWwet leive Kincmjon (Ropdoat landing) every Wednesday 7 r sop NORWICH, Gestain, John Samuels, will leave New York, tor ron ae atreet, every Wednesday and Saturday at toek . pie Sei agstou (Rondout landing) every Tue ay and ll bas Friday at 4 o rcloek Pew TRA TRIPS. The EMERALD wall leave the Coot of Murray stree! Sandy moruing at 7 o’el ck. o’ lock samr day. For freight or pasence ay an gn*r Returning leaves MSS: NO BARLOW & CO, 164 West atreet. N ISLAND *©ERRY, FOOT boa WILLL HITE SACL oT—th: te SLANDER and SAMSON Leave Staten Island 8 9, 10, of Sew Yerkard dota S—Kxenrson to Kort bes Fort Hamilton 7‘ A. M., ret ‘on Sunday . Sundays exeepied ning {reat NEWARK ANU ply 1256 Cente t= PAXSA Jane 5h. will sus as follo for of Bi clay street, Ne NEw jennie Soha Gay. gang a and Ss) the al6 6m the 16? Me Me revert oarried at very tow rates. FOR LOFDON. <Regaler Pack: t of Ja 20h — Phe salen ia p ckecahis BWITZERL, B. Knight, master, will svil as avove, ber regulat Having wo ibes perfor accommoa ions for cabin, 2nd cabin, and ster: nm e wisi emb rk shoud ake erly application 0 ‘on board 4 fof Marden 1. ne, or to IR MeMULIAY, 0 Pine suzret, ner cf Scath. Persona ‘wishing to rend for their trews, can have them by the above ship, or auy of the rexalar packets by ry Wea (14 by Letter, post paid ) ir OR whi Pau LIVERPOOL 5 fast suiling Packet Samnnel Ba.tiste, will asi bonitives roxular day. second esbin, and st ing epoly 0 on board, foot of Fete ant spreudla acer street, or to we ‘ snp Ok sail for rat tt sa xe ar day. Prone sending tor thert friends ean have them brought ont in echerot te mbove Packers, the former sailing from Live pocl on the A h of Avgrst, mud the latter on the 10h #f thet ond Dafeon h 5B. G Lag and oo M sere. ait Ghote, Al Co, London, #iich are vd fee of diseonny inevery towo throughout England. Satoh July, he c her of July. o1 PPh HPs Soft iol ern th hy 0 weact of the ane=The one packet NGLAND Pet pamate n 4 Ni first Capea wa Mt be "bes oud AS he er rewalar er aacomwmedations for catin, 2 cabin and ster ag sengers, are Unsurpassed by any ot —thowe win secure berthsshould mak coat! board a mt cole eOP SON Tek MAN 61 South street, wenr Wall N B—Passoge from Eaton’, irelond, Scotland and Wales enn be engaged with t by splendid first class pecket ships sailing weekly from Liverpool, aud Dralte can as warn be farnished a any, ny, sronct, payable withoai dis- eount thromhout the United Kingdom. Apply as above. Ted 00 a too Hie sary eanenar Ra ah phe of the 13tn UNITED STATES. Capiain Brite yeti moet ail ae ADOVE. iaving oetbe superior eK io cabin ay Epaciese a persons to embark should a OBE ET, Ment MeMU bog uy The ahove wi'l be a: by dhe aplondd chee iv cor A ane i Orch, ces Bhlddy tea salon he Wh Jeon, ee Ba winnthy to sead sor their Inends im the old en have them brought ont by tt ahi " Shy of fhevegalar hackecs, hy applving as above si by letter as jr vat Kk—S- cond Line=the NEDA, deme: srk. ran, ur on the or Uae oul, app y on board. at J ibe 4 13, 1843. WILLOW GROVE WILLIAMSSt RG Longs feinas, in Firat st, pear the Busiwick Bridge — the asove new open 8, to ie pal tc, Where may he had wine re mma Cie kars of the best dexeripiiow. Tho be cation 1s tal. with Cooling ant ory « hove it 6% #3 , 20 Vee — The modem tare hime any a eh $7 > elli: g, No 1G Green street, finished with sliver jurul tare, © ibis mautics an! graws thr agioat A fine ror yard with wv r ‘ailing cis'era, Will bs let low. For Bedoctone cul urs apply to AITKEN, BPOTHERS, je2Im*ee 22 Futon street LAY STH eleqaut OLE aode m odious thre v briek house No Barcla: ged sireet, bui.tand occupied by Mr. Thoms Br ols ont Se nt ‘tae. in excellent order sud firted with every conve ence fora large tf mily, and a uate Jin ely im ‘ront of Co tee Hace. For trrins apply at No. 110 Water stceet. m** VALUABLE REAL ESTALE. (ANS, Tue, fi st sale of the Jackson Escs © ta the ci ty of Brooklyn wil positive y tare plave oa Wedn slay ,the AM. 14h carr ot, arthe Merhants’? E change The maps ave all there exhibired. par icutar adver:isement will appear in th Papers ct Frivav ii GENIN & VAN VRANKI! VENTILATING GOSS, wet Mat, FOR GENTLEW WEIGTING O° LY 2% OUN TS PRICe $3 50, THE. Subscribers have introduced the abore usmed hatiorsumme: weir, By comparug the weight of this article with the average weight of the following hats. the supe {tor sayaniagys it possessrs over them for summer wear may ree je Weight oF the cera ham for hat is 6! Panama 5 Leghorn 4 seine taliceoesineed datramtplentetmats ie: leetolors worn. has mer with the geueral approbation which a hat posses, smug alt the qua! viz? lightness, beauty, 'y and cheapness, would e to recrive, teuton to the maneiaeare and fiaish: of the new eryle now in roeuced 6: Fro the warin approbasion express-d by Beutlemes who have examined diem, wo feel satisfied shit they need only to be seeu to 3 fy He Wenpree! ec VAN VRANKEN, une eiges opposite St. Pau! 5 THE FOURTH OF JULY! OTs AND SHOES: <i ‘heap toot and Bee Market, No 5099 Greenwict Ladies and gentlemen are ad ised to call ut he above store and Brocideghemseives with seasouadle sammer voots, slippers ers, &c, mide up in the Reatest and most fashionable style, And sold-t'chesp if neta litte cheap'r than elsewhere. sol familes will save money by calling here, et the depot. D: ot forget he number, Clinton” Cheap Boot M aket, No. 5(9 G.eenwich street, corer Spring st. LOOK AT THIS! 2 Boots, of peat caalisy, 2% Im*ec Feered do Moro_co me Skia es “Grain di io h button Gaite Penvsita nt of Gaiter Boots, Sinners, Tirht and dare eslored halt ack satin slippers. satin wit had ee greatest eas r 5, Penpella Bow hi mo 18, whi ith the one at coe goods avd wa: ranted to be the best, cheap as the cheayest, at 367 B o-dway avd 92 Canal st. “mr GREGOR, & CAHILL. PARTS BOOTS AND_LASTS MADE TO ORDER By E. SUSER, 175 Broadway, (Basement,) Une Door from Courdandt street. EK SUSER, Bootmaker, nud maker of Lasts, an “Eive” of Clerce of Paris, bexs lenve to inform his the amatenrs of a geuctemnnly “ehougeure that e, in New York, with the beat French perfectly made, in taris, by his master brated booim ‘ker Clerce, whose pumerons estomers je of the Atlantis, are resp ctfally invited ty try SusEiCS doow and lasts belor: they despair of being “chaua- ses” in New York, after the nicest, latest Parts fashion. genuine Paris Jet Black: Varaish sold. BOOT AND SHOE STORE IN HEADY respectfully and the iy that he has commenced business line, t No, 99 Nassan street, where he will toakiuily receive and faithfaly exeeura, all orders he way be favored with on he mest reasons die ira a 4 an Ager 8. Rosioen. OPtENCH BOOT MAKER from Paris, has fan asvorcment of ready-made oots und Shoes,of the beat catf skin. for Five Dollars, raugerir ‘to any other bow maker in the city mi ec TO aly LADIES —200 pur y rime Guiter colors and sizes of the Vitest fasmi n, Misscs and children’s Guiter bots and Buswins, L des Bas kins, Ties and 3! pp-rs, 2 wood article, from 4 to 9 shillings. A'so, a good assortmeat of Genticine'Ys prime cult atiteh boots, city made, fo +2 7304 dillars, wa:emed ; good fi Fares Roots fom 12 ty Bal ines. Also, Bn 86 bn ae cuts. barvore, quistes brats and shines of al deve i, 41-2 cts pyr pound, ‘cash, payabl Pare bloc’ tin pipe, the best end ra’est artic’e for Crot Wait, ad wholly ‘fee from all the poiaonou: qu |, brenortionbly low O dese recelved for pu ung ap the Croton War rfixtures. Inqui ea the acter, soudhwest co: ner of Canal a.d Elm strve.s, New ¥ Je10.6t’ m Tamed 'E. SERREL Notice AND REMOVAL—t. A AalAUL Ty Waade Paltou sete iug siinsolved by mutual cousrut his ¢o- tuersip, (or giving ail his attention to the Daguerreot ms*hess, reapect fully imforma his frieuds and the public that has retnoved his old Dayuerreocype stand (rom 168% Fulton at to 235 Broadway, 2d story, where. he has just, op several Packaxes receiveaapy the last arrivals, containing 1000 French aynerreoiype Platcs. | No. 90 and40 werranted Freuch Acro- matic Lenses, and all the che ceasary—corg’lete ay micals ns PPA Bef will be very wlad tose all his old Custonsers visiting new angie Tog 8 call—235 Broadway, 2d story, rooms Nos. 2 m4 imor aud W va Makers ae tew doors below the same business, and will 10 el patrous, and others who may favor him witha call. also private rooms for Ladies? hair dressing and jampooin This powerful E:xtraet 0° Jatnpoony is considered by thous: of New Yorkers aod stransers as one o tue healthiest arti for the cure of dendruff and strengthening the hatr, is appro proved by the Facalty of Medicine in Paris, and yatevted at Washin: tou. Nothing is more pleasaut and ds "Tai than to ge throu; this operation in the hauds of P. VA m% 7m* REMOVAL RS. G. NEWCOMBA, TOBACCONIST, returns her siucere acknowledgements for the very liberal patronage extended to her fur the last 13 years, aud would bee leave to inform her patrous and te rustic gen ally dat te nage meved her old eatabiiahed abuff a house to the fpacions store No'« Wail ‘would vite the at entio well'selected stock eo Fo Jast received from Ham! Please To THE Peabi S—STR.KE fy is Ro cecasion to wear fa'se hair on LA of the ‘color of the hai: head, oceaxioned p " Ladies are often troubled wi the pressure of the false wed to look as well as ever it di room exprrssly to be tended by a lad: Alto, Mr S. will change gentlemen's hi ide or color Druggists would do well ty keep it ‘or sale ‘as humbug dyes are going out of dare W. No. 4. Chatham’ at. opposite disease in the bore bute t, Wi —is about 17 feet long avatt. tite a boards runutux to the steru; «1 ded fam hole mw the be hae pn ved “ih a bang) six inches st; painted . rec n bottom, white boot top wih a re Tela streak above. information by anil, oF otherwite, that will Tend to the yot the boat and arress of "he thie cr of either, will be BIRDSKY BROOKS, New reco’ Iiberally rewarded. New Hyven, June 6, 1943 GUITARS, WHOLESALE AND ite FAIL wry. pear Wa ker street —ME SS SCHMIDT & MAUL, Guitar wnnglone fully call the actention of the public to their No. 395 Broadway, where they seep court ny o sive assortment of fine-toned gnitars, finished in the best “AT Tostraments from this mavufactory, love favorably kaown inthe United Statee where it rectived the fr t pre warded by the American tasu'nte, for the best G le of anch materials end inewch astyeror m nner, as the maker to warrent them ty stand any ¢: m te, ‘ch ring elsewherr, aro reqnested to eal 4 workmauship of ther imatramencs They wilt be found lower chaa at i LiGHTT Met LIGHY FOR UR nthe clearest Teny’s Ww, or oil ivcouveniouce ¥ to wet re paras Sut ot wrler i Hestived to ahd « wont benefice! ths dark planet. Eu erprice aud compel ts . light of acieues and letturs tuto litera ieee ti of allo ‘et, how ahall they perceive it, and blessiv he only hours of le sare which mest the absence St he eu Be F pier by one rV8 shal #10 as 4 eat devideratam has ju:t been o@ent not Terry's bard Lmp, * aioe ht ® parlor, withou: smo best antral lamp, at av expense of but haif's Cot an HORE, of L ght or econoeay, or oth, are fovited lovers. 0 vor Hat ate insted to eal B WAKKISON'S their operation, at and wkaess their operati ai; Featlsve. ty % ¥ NB. Liberal terms will be offered to date sj 4 tm € Bits OF EXC 6A: GE on all pay i sof Ex gland, bee baw 45k 5 £ 10 Brandway 3S LONDON MUSTARD, per siup Philader at they h 3, of all 4» Do ey. Ahall a le Ty dle prices iu tie mark Bel « fora good arcicte, they teq test she favors. of the above place, orf the store of Rubezt Jonnton N andt strvet All oder,o4 any sealeo! size or vari + Opposite | NIST, FR EN. LUBERG & Pi aN | Rae sey Ute oman toes ind otiigens ne tive most faWurae the honor ean exten aud ev ry Ni ew Yo tig su the wew trade principle of x moderate exah prise pubbe at the 0. 51 Court ery prompt ty attend={'to, by aldveasivg the eubecribers at either of above plices. NICHOLAS A, KOLUB 'DYt, _my 7-2in* New Jersey, FIREWORKS” CRACKERS, &e. BOURT! COUNTRY and city PH UGE, the: advantaxe to calla ment «f the rest qus 1813, treat RC AYCIF B'S old est athamstrert. Aluge quantity of fire crack ceived | Remember the sign of the two mammath and vold key F'REwe: vB MORAN eC Vv py voter hs othe pacle aspleudd essotinent of Rirewe k quality and n acu ss to aay ia this o amy other ¢. dhove have been maunfactared by them express it tir Aig will find it tr evsive assori a Ti hone, cere just ree sky rockew mM dyer THE MANUFACIUKER 78 hatoaru street, any this mar, ket; sso can sel! mica cheaper than any veuder in t wo,a d ¥ ods f ow Weir store. reels No pedi h gn ae from’ this Goods delivered to any part o! SURANLE COmpP. re OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK a0 TABLE IN- “Jone Sth, 1643. follows At the annua! election held this day, the f meu were chosen Directo-s for the ensuing Henry Vates, Lambert Abm G Th ‘is Lele i hs Qi core Rapelve, john Q Joni Harvey Weed. Paul sp ffo Joreyh W Daryea, R beth 5 Hen y Howland, ing geatle- year hy Chrisv su H Sand, James O Wars Peter A Hargons, James sey Tl Jomes ¥ Pacley) Gird er A Saxe, Joseph Boachaud And at a subsequent m of the B. ard L SU‘ DAM, Ex Ske waa JOsePH ST! roi Company on at Fire, and a'so against rable term: Tornsare ag ourglary or ousebrenk 110 44 mort AMBERT aly elected Presivent. t lots and damage Aug 0 the teste ARERR CAND BY AE CHAMBsR Ok COW ERCE AND BOARD UF UNULRWRILERS— ‘These are toceitiy that R. Brumley, Jorgph T nhham, TH Meny, ie were appoin'ed by’ our respective b to act as Marige Surve ors for the Portof New Yu ae sn'table persona » kyand K “orris a+ C ek, aod we secommend th m accordi.gly, in allcases where thei se vices are regu et, ‘The Chamber o. reget of New Ay rk G P Cgden, Peesitent. Icha tH M “Cracken, Bec’y. The Board of Undawn cra New York, an ve Ey sident. rR Jn Seety. of the Board ct Uodersrites _New Youk, June 9. 181%, B OK KEEPING. R. WK, BARLOW iespeettuliy aunounces that he has a suceceded MR. C. C. MARSH, the ferowuh cout e-ssfally i Howed by t f the mesean ot instr i Tedecessor a ‘nsity.and res, ect al ad t— ledeemente 49 putronne.. He hy fnd js seceeaed in the eoufid ntly ecmmeud ty.asa gentleman of excellent character, tho. cug sly» With the seicvce of Bovk-seeying andem ensly qi impartiosrnetion. He reapectiull, bsp: aks the public favor to which he hupeetth, fe bte His terms are, reduced to suit the times to $0 entitle the papil to receive instruction wat he is qual. fied for the coun ing room. W. K. Bannow iG asivers ax an A countant aud Leacher of Book keeping is civy, at his “oom 88 ¢ edar street. where he will eon'h We on and practi ye, 80 sauce Mr B.solicics the pa Hy ask their w ics will thoroughly i101m*r ts NCURRENT MONEY of al kinds, ane at he lowest mu meets B*NK_ OF ENGLAND NOTES, wovereigns, and English ilver bought aud gold at ow 3) LVESTER’S, 110 6tr 22 W a -1_n-d 130 Broad way. BLOCK cerTeR > CHEAPEST jn) 8 plendd, hee 70 Pike street, 10 72 Brondway where h+ conti factore Paiwand F ic, G lied Blick Le fem 37 eta w 50 cen's. oun'ry me chants-n others can be supplied wi" mentintre city. ue ter Sg cent: to $125 pertoot, meastaing leugih of s gn p h letters or ‘sendin. Jeagth of apace requir d, wi h order for pay- N. B—Pauters supplied with plein and fa cv tatters onthe shortest notice. mrde to o dev. Markivg Piates, Brands and Brand Patreras 586 WANKUIN SALT WATER Bi TCs. N=—T. = prop iciors, having yvaled itibe apetielig oF da nae eure aud confyrined vestions of many of their subser bers, b sent to chem, and "ve pablic iu gene ral we most ¢ raug meats fo He ad bathing saitm pe ved ps Ao Depot of ie oTaae DIACON « a! m23 Im*re rp vgens and straue CASIL+ — to the s leave Low. to pre ‘om lete ar Shower batus upon tation, the n ft the FAN Y rariatals mrecy te bbons, Ei Cc. at 1634 Greenwic 'y have Deu purchas:d prin the pest epriy. fan as the w daced pric's. G od bonnet ribbous t 6°; cheap hosiery avd p!vee Toe (above Cour landt street. pliy »t aucti n and during nts late, will be s Id at re tI; be st do at Is 6d; 4 hoxes new style striped and shated «1 wee “Rivbous th black stk tong Shaw!s, and a sinsil lot of Fre ch Mushns m anesion this dt; —200 ev style suined ay 'O LeT ‘Ab ABOVE =A A large well tighteu Base me ce «ck of Dry Goods, con- mbroderies, A few Pons at is 0 OKE BILLIARD SALOON NO. 5 BARLLAY STREET, THREE AMERICAN, HO’ PRICK REDUCED to 7 M.. ive aa sebersibee nr inform is bis the rabies io (om, that he has Five New Billiara Tab! A RPORS BELOW Hundred, from 8 frends and separate apartments—two in the upper front ssloon—two in the rear saloon, and one in the front room—all Each ger teman witha private Cue, for ME BOWLING visitany ASEME S ia ADL L80,. two WIN ors and the best lot Fale, ches; mad nts duty of th mehi6 tm*r attendants, at FRANCIS MONTEVE in first rate ord if the establishment will be f is especial use—the table: bei ferentapa ments. tne proprietor thinks it will render it more IN THE be. Bar will always, Ry stoened with the choicest Wines ad gars to be had--also Sherry Cobb! je in a manner not to be surpassed. itshave undergone a thorough = we F, peintil &e. Featlemed wi will please to communicate any neglect of RDE. Bare'ny street. STRAW BONNETS AND EMBROIDERES, W COST. LO MRS, FY. cover hue will sell, for some days only, a large ass riunent of goods in the mulinery line. Li fare iavited to callat 349 Broadway, Opposite the © aahes OIE ES yo ices, ouly wa toeffe tthis—without dicpiragemeut wo of his garments; he has, therefore, venovet his es w 1% NASSAU STREE nifemen eau now be sap his former tow prices. ie in the best style, from be of the fines: quality, w lity of arth TO COPPER-PLATE & MUSIC PRI AND PUBLISHERS, & FOR SALE, a trserate trou Coppel ua Press twee y eight ah heen it use bUt Mahurt time=is lu ‘perfect order. “hey x inenes, ind a wi tention _Apely m3) will be ro ot a price wens ‘ reton, aire nod finding onvaye rily ears, bas determined on the the yaabity tablishanent T, corner of Beekman, where ed ata dedactivn of ten per cent Ths following is submitted merely as a spceimen of the forexoivg ggzertion 3 1 its f 4 os a conclusion, to observe, the above artic en Jn sl renvects, to be of the most geui nand lower than any other house furnishing ¢ » sane jim NTERS, Mavic Print. ineh rollers) Also, one of len oue o' twenty fonr do. wepsweromet New York, Has Re TOSS call pansol the Unied States, made on J. 8¥ LYESTER, € Cre ‘moat tuvornble terme by ‘ji our 8. WWallarreet and 30 Se ad v. MONTHLY R&PORT OF THE NEW YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, NO. 75 CHAMB= Ks SAREET. CASES CURED uw Tadaeamation of the oye- 4 Dinwares of the liver. 3s) flam’n of the bowels , Syphilitie Tvitis 3V. 2 Amaurosis, three ander ¥ 0 treatmentedolog Ht ut city of the cor ws 6 Or iagt 12 Wain 31 Gone 7 Uleerate 12 Gleet—cured by new remedies tregiment 8 Diseases of the heart 4 Sore Nipples 2 Dysenury CORSEFUL SURGICAL OPERATIONS. i Ley dary aie 6 Babo, by a new method of 21 Strictaves tu, Uwethra by a improved method 01 ydro a hoisal Tamow re: 3 Operitions for fistule in moved 00, 2 Club Footmenred 2 Poy pus in the nose + F neysted Pawors 4 Adi ose timors removed tue legs cured) 1 Luge piv ce bone re- woved from the arm pened stemoved 1 Heared 2 Retention of Urine er 1 Uvnis ‘tenoved DR. H. BOST W; Attending ye and C. MeMANUS, Apothecary and Secretary, pacatien ieee HUCINA ¢ conpia, ELIXI oF LOVE. Jn olden rime, amy gth Sowa, Ta a see wife wighe chon We t by Fresonks dy dou N chicnn hoe to blers nis: ome. A flict the K vey the mt Wit" patron t ves fyateh ac raid the Prie kH Jer C0 ‘om her oridal eas idol, accents wild, Weer ang And with ca Yetiions Bromsh tor F orwell hea ws, Lore shuns to bless? The Hondvo ted 4 barcenaess. So much for love in diy’s by gone, And savage customs tu y getesy. even now. d es L eye munion leas in our Lid, awerte anion 7 No, oft nce eoijugal felicity, As thus disa bed—ay, een in this city. wren, if hey trv incre ise and naltiply,* tl xe? tor h rinead, ‘The chisdless wi es repmings cud But not the procreative power Alone, is this Elie’. dower. Consumotion’. ils it will prevent, With visor clothe the im orent; berin agleet, whate’er its date, all lifes fauesious renovay i reptions from t ¢ satu it chase es rom all q case and Thousan eisai nda Almont within the saves theirnightly prayers repent Winks to Lite rien te Naso street, Ab. sometimes uame the very pumber— “Ninety-two Nassaa,"=—earm in their alamber ; Or dreamng of D Cry out fu Persons ordering. th ue fom the country, by sending qremittance, ern have it boxed ap and ent to any part of the U jee $3 per buttle, or B24 per di nen. tis also forsule in Pr delphi, at 90 North Sixth street. mit 1 DE: J. FRANCIS, OCULIST, 086 BROADWAY. HI!8 Gelebriten preprrstioas fo. Diseases of the Bes, have proved to beone Ot the grea est disenveries that hos ever beeamads, They are pe fect cu es for all irtl:mmatory dir ase of the eyes, for weaituess of sight, and 0 htvalmia. and never {2 lta remove uebs Vth ingest atauding with at toy surgred operations tele uring sma oain ad 1g, he hone hae Telieved co be inewabie by win: of the seen at the office, will ters,’ aacker:’s mar ¥'%, flattering breath, zed astonishing cures per- ,,ane in.cases believed te e hope had fled . “hesita ing'y reeommend asf+ aud skilfal ovvltst, and be eve nis prepare tious t ‘es Ol the greatest Ciscoveries ever maue for Disesses of the Eyes: n Danher, Pastor<fthe MeDougal st Church. 8 a Cone, Past of the Kirst Bea Charch. Shu Pees, Agout of to we Missionary Society, Jue b Bronier, Ve oth Bapt Charen. A. Wheelock Pa the "th Ba tg ‘oxep» Andrade, Roman Catholic Priest, Fry te ter's Church, ee! at a Milnor, Rector of Saint George’s Church, Beekman atreet. Georne Glenny, M. D., Member of the Rorat Colt-ge of don, the Med cal Soci of New York. the office on ‘1801 terms. Hoars of atvend ‘nee tron 9 A. alto 5 F. M. Us com Wieration for the poor. ot hse preparst.ons can only be had at DR. J. FRANCIS’, roadway. Ar jal Kyes inserte4, which cannot be di-tinguished from vatur-t, w.thout givng the slightest pan. Je7 imdyewy?r MARTiAN © La falhuUniae ESTABLISHMENT 154 William Street, Corner of = cs decidedly the ergy in the eit way hand asrlo rcatock of sersourble ie ngs for aut which willbs cade ep to orderin the style of make, tit, trim vib a » general satisinetion during th: ast (har year *,and ata po: s1ving Of 30 per cent, Gentle are requested 06 oaif at examine. Those .whe furnish hair wa Rog api $m MICKARL E MARTIN OPACE OF JNRFERSON (NSUHRANCE COMPA NY—~Offiee % Wail ctreet, This © theit Upsonese of jawnranee \ mm goods, wares aud merchandize sarioes against loss by ‘nto Thomas W Thorne Thomas 'f Woodrafé John R Dayisan Thorns Price. oun H Lee Moses Tnekeor Caleb (Panis Avson Baker Joseph Drake John © Marntt aE Joseph Alien John P Vioore James K Holtnes? James Whiting We K Thor kad Hawley Thomas Morrell JOMAS W, THORNE, Presi ALO T FOPK Georecary mit ig POMCROY & CO°S EXPRESS. HE sursceb re hare commenced ra ning an xpress, to nn fromecew York. Brdceput, New oa, New Multord Kent, No th Omean, We tS o kb lage, Alb ny and wrenme- i ic nad Wes ern Rai'roads: fo th om of pecis, baak votes packages. isht fre eh’, ke, lar the payment and col hotes, urafs, ree uns, ke , aot for the prom)" enti 2 of orders, conn on , aod errinds, in ‘« Yor¥, for ovher places upou the rote. Keon fdas, rnd Sstaruaya. From West jomervy & Co's New York, jm, Che: and Caneda Express” Also, the N Hutford nud’ Boston, aud the Philadelphia; Balimore and Weshington Kxpresses POMEROY & CO. No 2 Wall sureet New Youk. No.5 ¥xhan e. Alhany PRINTERS’ AND BINDERS? WARERUUMS, Nos. 29 and 31 Gold street, N. York, April, 1843. PRICES GREATLY REDUCED HE HOF. PRIN LING PRESS MACHINE AND SAW. ition of MA*UFACTORY, in consequence of new nnd improved machinery to their wor tion in the cost of er and tabor, are ¢1 led reduce the prices 9 chetr Presses, and of Printers? ans fern’ materials xevernlly, ax will be seen by their newly printed circular, to which they beg leave to refer. ‘This establishment is ruil ander the ence of RicHanp M. Hox and Rosext their friend that, hotw rsonal superintend. jor, and they assure standing the great reductiin in red by this establishment shall re h th y have hitherto sustained endeavor to improv m in every particular. They flatter themse ond friends will not only coatinue their favo s, bat that 1 appreciate their endeavors to farnish the remunerating price ‘Orders from nny part ofthe country for all articles used by Printers or Binders, inc!uding ‘Types, Ink, Paper, &e., wil be executed with the greatest care and promptitude, aud on the best terms. Jobbing work and repairing will be aone at the lowest pos oye ries, with every attention snd expedition, N. B.—All articles. eagcenetared by this establishment will be stamped R HOE sso that persons from abroad may be tad be on ate apen was spurious articles, made ia imitation of Printers of newspapers who publish this advertisement. with this uote, three times before tie first of July next, aud send one of their papers to us, will be entitled to payment of their bill oo buying four umes amount of it, ier ~~ SHIELDS XYLOGRAPHIC PRESS, No. 45 Maiden Lane, New York. TOR of chs well known tablish: ment, recrectiully invites the atte nti J oa ee Drnggists, Per umers, ors, Haida Good dealers, and all others, xten: fart ities ‘ler be] execu tou of Covper ne and Xylugrsphic Ea od tieg thar he has wreetly sdded to stock of machinery, nd many arered places far snpecior to those of any other att America. ss has so far exceeded his expectation, as to enable al'engs acomp rison wih those from the best Eure penn printing offices, and 1s now pr pared to execute al’ orders ina style no: to be s ‘on eithes side of the Atlantic. It will be the aim of the proprietor to coutinue his improv menta, that he may be able to supply all ord rs for show. bills cirenlars, wrapoers labe ms, Se. 0’ the best quality at the lowent posable pric=s. Onginal designs ana plates ot every description of wtanaf ctnrrs, cxcenc-d tn the brat syle of the art, and el logantly pxluted in gold or silver, bronze, oF fancy colors at short n0t iment of Droggists, Manufacturers, ther labels, cnustautly on hand, am yd reteity and sll -rtiel ‘cou Joh Printing in every nd on the most. reas or many y here observe, thatthe low vries va charged for work don in his establishmey Which the preat extent of fs bnsiness «urhtes him fully t Cury out. Ordre will be exeetved with that punetwality and top td fo the wishes of his cns 9 verm. wiveh tts hopeds «all tivrd the aimiets tistaction, aud st orders. fromthe eonatry mucinally aenved to, ante articles ndeted or forward oyreof dhe United stacy er the tn * CHAS. SHIELDS, Propriet GHEAP Di ¥ GOODS, 7 GREEN WICE LANE, RUSTON rsveeta ty 4 val andex ateck uf Dry ign, ever jee af wach he Feels er than are general off re y He yarvenlarly requests the attention of those who hiv + deen rcewrtormed to muke their purchases Jown town. as it wilt save (nem much wanes. seary treuote. to day on assortment Of dong f Ie» St to 6d per yard ty les, i dand te A very cheap, lov of Howry, from 8d to ts Sup ror quit tes do, of a'l descr yyw vs, vere low aud Mitta, ta wreat ver ty, vor. ehoap f Her Kidcous, aad b Domestic Grcds, ot al & riety o Str ev and Fog ed Tune vn Hain d Summer Cloths Stee igs, Ticks, &e he Thre d ond Needles of every kind Please remember the Lawber=i7 Greeuwich I Jefe wut HAINOUT pes Were Aim CULLING Ltt tne ioimuable Tait Canter, takes this metiod of formine his (riendyand the pablic in general ba removed from the Fr Botlding co his Old Stanc, No. & (iar screet, up seairn iencnediatety adjoining the Pearl Sires: House, wivere ne willle ol aed to overate on all who ma favor hit with a cai!, in bie truly ioimiteble atyle of Hair C ting, which, for elegance of de beauty of exec su-passes any thine of the Riad tore twtroduced ino the Uvites stares | The ratious brauehes of work done at the fol lowing modermre prices 3 fair jin sta perior Shaving, PING! Haak Key West, (Correspondence of the Herald } Key West, June 4, 1843. Dear Sin :— The brig Rudolph Groning, was sold at public auction, by order of the master, asshe lay at anchor inthe Tortugas harbor on the 23) alt. tor tiree hundred and sixty-seven dollurs war purchased by W. H. Halland AF Lift, and it is understood that they intend to refit her and send her to your port ina few weeks. She hus not yet arrived here, but is being partially refined at the Torte ry Byorder of the master she had beensiripped of every thing but her lower spars, and her materials were sold here also on the 23d ultimo., and as it became known that the purchasers intended to repair her, they brought extravagant prices. ‘The two pumps, as an instance, sold for filty-seven dollars, and the sails, rigging, & » sold for about three times as much as they would have done under ordinary cir- cumstasces. The persons employed by the pur- chasers to bring the brig to this port, state that she leaks comparatively little ; that she has lost her false keel, but has aboutten inches of her main keel left, and ‘that she may be put in @ condition to go te New York ata very acon expense, The services of the salvors, as alleged in their li- bel against the brig and cargo, were arduous; much of the cargo having been boated to their vessels throughout four days and nights; and as the mas- ter’s answer contains not one word tending in the slightest degree to diminish their salvage upon the cargo, the cause stands before the Admiralty Court in a highly favorabe light for the wreckers. A de- cree will probably be rendered in a tew days. Inthe case of the brig Lawrence and cargo, men- tioned in my last as being libetled for sulvage, the master, Curtis, strongly resisted the claim of the salvors, upon the grounds that the situation of his vessel was not a dangerous one, and that their ser- vices were of little value. Captain Curtis has con- ducted his business throughout 1m a manoer credit- table to himself and highly advantageous to his own- ners and shippers) The Court gave the salvors twenty-five per cent upon the appraised value of ves- sel and cargo ($21,900), by which they receive $5,475. The salvage and expenses have been ad- vanced by the consignee, W.H. Wall, and the en- ure cargo will leave here in the brig Ann Eliza to- day for New Orleans. As his brig requires expen sive repairs, Captain Curtis is awaiting the instruc- tions of his owners about her. : In the case of the British brig Aan Johnson (mentioned in my last), the Court gave the salvors two thousand gellar which sum was advanced by the cons W. H. Wall, who took a bottomry on the vessel, Hy: ehe proceeded on her voyage on the third day. altershe came into this port. The sehr. Mary Ciark, 14 days from New , York, arrived here on the 30:h ultimo. 9 The brig Selma, trom New York for Mobile, touched on the Tortugas on or about the 20th ult, but got off in a short ume withouti ae: ours, &e. ‘She She The Late Gouceat Armstrong. The friends ot this illustrious man cannot permit his high character to be defamed by misrepresenta- tions of hisconduct. After the rebuke administered to Col Stone and others, by Jacob Barker, Esq. of New Orleans, it was not to be expecied that General Armstrong’s conduct as Secretary of War, would havgbeen again assailed in reference to the attack d capture of Washington, by British troops, in 1814. The senior editor. of the Steubenville Ga- zette has thrown in his contribution to the chapter of misre; resentations. He has violated one of the first rules in story telling, which is, that every tale originating ia imagination. ought to have the sem blance of probability. He has violated a'so a rule of morals, that a man professing (riendship for ano- ther, should not render his fricud ridiculous, nor make himan ass. This senior edi his christain name James, th r, who wr st tore the capture of Wash ton, ¢ ne said to him that he had information that the Gritieh were concentrating tor an a'inek at th h, ano had landed a small foree somewhere, ¢ that the officers bad made enquiries for a map of the District of Coluinbia, trom which he inferred they meant to attack Washington, and that he should immediately start for thet place to communicate with the Seere- tary of War. That he went to Washington—hed an interview with Gen. Armstrong, and gave his opinion that Washington would be soon attacked He also gave his advice, and “urged it strongly on the General to throw a corps of riflemen into the torest that skirted the Po onme between Washing- ton city and its mouth, aud to concentrate all the in- fantry and artillery and every other arm of defence within reach at a suitable jp int to sustain the rifle men in_ repelling tne enemy.” That the General heard Col. Duane through, and in a sneering man- ner said he never knew it to be a part of Colonel Duane’s character to take counsel of hie appreben. sions. That, therefore, the Colonel left the office the Secretary ejaculating ‘impossible ! impossible!" The editor then ;rophecies that had Col. Duane been Secretary of War, (and h+ sayeno man in the nation was so competent to fill that station,) had ten thousand landed, net one man of the enemy would have returned to their shipping. If Cealone! Duane had any pretensions to military knowledge, itis incredible heshould have given the advice im puted to him. What, to collectand concentrate the whole disposable force of all arms in the jorest skirting the Potomac, from Washington to the mouth of the river, to protect Washington, a dis- tance of about one hundred miles! In the event which actually took place, the ascent of the British invading army by the Patuxent, ind their advance to Upper Marihoro, and trom thence, by Bladens burgh to Was*ington, had Col. Duane’s advice been followed, the greater part of tne American troops scattered along the Potomac, would not have aided in the battle fought at Bladensburg. Probably Gen, Armstrong believed, that the im- pediments to an attack on Washington by the Po. tomac, were insurmountable and not to he appre hended, and therefore turned a deaf ear to the ad- vice. If the editormeans to assert that the General was so incredulous of any attack on Washington by the British, that he spurned the counsels of Colonel Duane, then he is contradicted by the most irrefraga- ble evideace—the report ot the Committee of the House of Representatives in 1815, who stated that calls and requisitions were made in due season for a number ot men sufficiently ample for the defence of Washington, on the Executive of Virginia, Mary- land and Pennsylvania. Was not Mr. Madison, from a knowledge of all the forts, competent to decide whether Gen. Arm strong had tu filled bis duty in using all the means in his power to the defence of Washington? and has not Mr. Barker proved that Mr Madison was moet reluctant that General Armstrong should retire from office? And yet, in the face of all these facts, this improbable story of the senior editor of the Steubenville Gazette is going the rounds of the papers. I admire, rather then censure the warmth of friendship, which induced the editor to speak in such extravagant terms of the talents and prowess of Col. Daane; but he forgets that there were few veteraus at the command of Gen. Arm- strong. Our armies were gaining laurels on the Ni agara and at F Jasaitess he was compelled to rely on the militia for the detence ot Washington; ard had Col. Duane then been Secretary of Wer, unless he could have transformed militia men into heroes, ae would have found it very difficult, with mere mi fitia, to have defeated ten thousand British troops. fresh trom the fields of batle and conquest, and led on by eceatific British Generals Heviog, I trust, demonstrated the tutility and extravance of this Steubenville st ry, | await some other demonstra- ton of prejudice and malice. 8. Tue U. S. Sctoonsr Gramrus —There is no doubt but that this vessel fouadered at sea about the middle of March, ina severe gale, off Chaties- ton, 3.0. The tollowing we take trom the Charles ton Courier, of the 8h inst “Io several of the recent allusions to this vessel, the date ot her lest communteation with this place ise rr she was off our bar onthe Tn of \t Passed Midshipman Tl 3.K You ctiug Master, came up WO the Eny, visited b , and returaed oa boord on tke night of ihe leaving his {amily under the ipression that they would next hear from himat Norfels, Vy Sine ‘hen no tidings have been received trom iin by he femily; and, unl the recent alarming rumors, it was their conjecture oaly that when he revuroed to the Grampus, he mast have found orders changing her destination.” The following 13 alist of the off cets who were on board the Grampus when she sailed trom Norfolk, on the 23d of Pebruary:— Lt. Commandant A. E. Downes, Charlestown, Vass ; . George M. MoCreery, Nortolx, Va; Lt. William 8 rtemouth, Va; Lt Huan Gansevoort, Albany, rg. Edwin H. Conway Charlottesviile, 8 ‘Thatohe Mass; Acting Master f 8. M ‘You, Charleston, Midabipman Edward N, Bead el, Andrew J. Lewis, “george Minshall, Captamn’s | Clerk Geo. L, McKenney, Portsmouth, Va. sly sated Price Two Cents, a By the schooner Currency, at this ved files of Barbudees papersto the very little ofinterest in them The Lord d. who had been absent some time, stote or of the forces, with his family he aud (or Ragland. | He sypeare Bishop of the Is waa daily mall x per ypnlar, nd hie depariure mach re- vetted. Active’ preparations were making tor the ap- whing eleecfien of m mberaot Assembly, and comsi- a xcivem evailed, The accounts fiomt ring Isionds are unimportant With regard to Wionel the funds raised for the sufferers by rhquike at Antigua, the Liberal says — eb have re the manmeot the 1 4 Communic from Antigua.with wiiler, who complins of the very pertial ditribution ot the money collected here and in other co- onies aud sent to that 5 of the sufferers by the earth quake. been given tuan, all t any fuir claim to, whilst others bh ery litt d some us yet nothirg at ali A few members of the Le have received comparatively large grants, and a certain high ‘unctionary (we wibbold thy name forthe present) ‘ix said to have got a large grant, under co.er of ing given to his mothor,, for whom ‘be made appli- ion a8 8 poor person !” In fuct, the whole ailair is snid to be onvol palpable aad most disreputabie Cvoritiem, in which the claims of the really poor and needy,vs ix usual in such cases, are entirely overlooked. ‘The market appears to be well supplied with American P ‘The weather was excessively hot, snd navi- gation much injured by the drought.—Philed. Gae. Texts on THe Ente Caxa.—We invite the attention of all persons interested in the bustuess or revenue of the Erie Canol-and what citizen ot New York is not inter- ested—to the following tacts :— According to the last report of the Commissioners of the Canal Fund, there were carried upon the canal 604,697 tons of ber, timber and other producis of the forest, which paid atoll ot $211,079 This gives 42 1-100 cents toll tae ton. mnbtless desirable, all things const dered, to allow Ke peavoge through the canal of over hulf @ million tons of lumber in order to receive $211,979, which might not otherwise be obtained. Daring the same period there were carried on the canal 11,098 tons of corn, which paid in toils $29,761, or an aver- age of $2 687 100 per ten. There are thousands of acres of corn, within the cireuit of th business of the Erie Canal, at the Wer ey of the Wabash, unhai market. If it be lawful, the Caual Board should not delay the reduction of toll on western corn and meal, frem 44 mills per 1000 Ibs. per mile to 23 10 mills, or to the same amount charged on salt manufactured within the State. It this were done, instexd of commanding the transit of 11,098 tous of corn, yivlding a revenue of $29,761, there would pass through the whele length of the canal 60,000 tons, and yield a revenue of $1 63 44 100 per ton, or $51 720 We need hot inform our commercial men how much they would gain by any arrangement that weuld add some ,000 tons to the present freight carried from Buffaloto tide water. Thecrop of Indien corn grown last year in the United States is estimated by Mr. Elleworth, Commissioner of Patents, et a fraction less than 442 000,000 bushels. This article i¢ kiln dried, ground into meal, in Wilmington, Delaware, and exported to the West Indies and elsewhere at a living profit. This operation would be practiced extensively in Ohio, Indiana end Illinois, and kiln dried ady for exportation, would pass down the lekes and through the canal to the seaboard, if the toll upon the same were reduced a2 above indicated. Forty tons of meai should be carried trom Buffalo to Albany lee as the same amount of he mlock joist are now tra Of course this conld be done if the tollson both Hat werealike. From an investigation ol the subject, we ere aatisfied that kiln drying corn, to be ground ior domestic ure, is a great improvement ; inasmuch as it removes the strong tendency of meal to heat and spoil.— Buffalo Com. New Hampsume —The official canvass of the vote tor governor, presents the tollowing result :— . = 298, 21,633 Hes neee 1ai7 Convention met on Tues- Woodbury preeiding. ‘The - Concord Patriot, nominated See, of Peterboronch, for governor, on bya vote o 151 tosome 70 for all Hubbard, we presume, decined Hubbard’ mojority,. . The Demoere day, the ¢ Stat Hon, vi tion, enya wor tion. a te-nomis RR Re Ne RE TYPE AT KEDUCED PRICES. PYPES, AND ALL OTHER PRINTING MATERIALS MANUFACTURED AT CONNER’S UNITED STATES TYG AND STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY, Conmen ov Naseau anv, Anw Sracers, dew AN BE HAD AT RIOHY PER CENT DE- DUCTION FROM CLD PRICE [YE madre yined veavee focwa the Ob’ Piwoas of the Type and 3 ply se vmerly know) . JAMES JONNRIS, curl more recently a» CONN. A & CooKk’s, thd the mblic ip general, tl re. prepared tee ate ower for PRINTI TYP CRESS#S, CHASES, CASES, (MPOSING BTONES, UNR, FRAMES. snd cyery exper article. aecesmary ro form ete Privt ishinents, on 4s favorable farms, aut y asdqood a GUauty as any other estabiahment in the United Rates. ASW PRICES, PER POUND. OLD PRICKS, PER FOUND. Be cents. Axate, 108 ceuts. 66 Nenparen), Hw 4 Minion, won 6 Brevier, ow poarme s perro 3 . one, ete Loug Primer, « pal Mom ppall Fes, ae manufae- ‘Borders, Cuts, Brase Baile and yall Ml other articles “Nea at this estabsiahim: reduced rates. wot up to (ty oo bemg farmished whb pod) this esta blishin » both ip the style of ed Sethe ve tire of pi N. B —Such Newapavers Cy med ‘mes, ing abil! of tour times ill be entitled to pay in Type, oo he mont of the duee inseriious Kid LUOTH 9 ABiimttepered tro tue otumiane se J*vipe at No-a vioid street, New Yrok—The bps ln Yeah 1 purely a vegetable ag ies tefaning tye teeth’ south restoring a0 vealth, state, and ong bom any anpiessant he mouth, w' wither arin rom decayed toe speed state of the st Tt is designed ta be taed wi Uniainanndls ° wapersede the mecesniiy o fa powde: arg Lod nd prevent the wearing away of jams ir*m the (is particularly usefal in cases of spungy gums, oa a 's eae them to contract eeth. willbe fu e teeth ae gums, rxposare 1) pesid, it will jy! highty be Ly veulacly serviceable to use the Ortis Tooth Wash at vefore retiring to rest. This method i is recommended vent denciats, 00 by so doing all particles of food which scea- ng the day are entirely removed, the moath “oan through the vight ine cleen, tweet, and healthy state. ound teeth and white teein are the most : humanty, but bow many neglect 4 pode for their presorvation, even when susrow! sens needed Fe CH emcee ne the it, 4 to 2 ails youn i it The Orris oth Washi pn tend ahaa "SESE Mee baba Mein SHERMAN’S LOZENGES. Breer quanti ? ne “ia troy seo ees fe gone fora few pods it wall stop wi 9 pleasant ‘that "eh Motes oF ly ofie or they agen ie rt "a eee peegrot sc e ae eo, ya ban Streeter of i= a cae, Seaton whit Ticteay caren in over « million conses, aud acl unomiedsed by nee the, ‘aottee) ‘psi wealy By eerie un oer pogrctne” Se ome he doy ep he ieee vi the Medan [Soe rit sal | practitioner. ongh allay all ehing or irmeacion of ag Sex, eutora| the most + rt a the tsront or tne, varrassiny eon, ing eon, vignenees a veatediy Been not cae ral ‘wap’s C, Heh Lone: ¥.2843§ Fntgon etreet x @ . hom be 0 the ep ey S on in tl 5 aay Sarre eek ye Cavcomniag <yMptoms conse iaent ae 2G Tiapradent uae « Toma ‘medicines. CVO Yeats 10 stent (ony risk or eatneting him hed ‘hile hia qvedicinen are agroeadie « smell. Fer 29 Ole @relark suco ag strictures and Aneel crapaued wr mueb iti of the come ner te mace 1 geste sech ences om va ayy. so\piiehing & containing View, sud red wich: