The New York Herald Newspaper, June 18, 1843, Page 2

Cover ror THe Correction of Errors,—June 15, iceilor, Senators, Bartlit, Boe- kee, Denniston, Dixon, ‘Fly, Faulkner, Foster, —Present, the Ch Franklin, Hard, Hopkins, Hunter, Lott, ay Por ter, Putnam, Rhoades, Scovil, Varney, Works, Wright—21. Bent Horauio’Miller and others, Plaintifis ia error, vs Detorest Maaiee, Deftimerror. Mr. J. W. Gerard, resumed his argument on the part of Deft. in errer June 16 —Present,the Lieut. Governor, the Chan- cellor, Senators Bart t, Bockee. Chamberlain, Cor- ning, Denniston, Dixon, Ely, Faulkner, Franklin, Foster, Hard, Hopkins, Lott, Piatt, Porter, Put nam, Rhoades, Roet, Varian, Varaey, Works and Wright, 23. ‘ Horatio Miller and others plaintifis in error, vs. Deforest Manice, defendant in error. Mr. Griffin resumed his argument tor the defendant in error. Unreported proceedings ot yesterday—Miller vs, Manice —Mr 3S. W. Gerard closed his argument for the defendant in error. Mr. Geo. Griffin com- menced for the defendant in error. i Trape or tux Canat.—The following is the amount of tolls received at Pittsburg, during the first six days of June ; 1 n Ny $3087 64 wn 1842, 2144 27 In favor of present year, $943 37 Phila. Legr. Emtarants.—The St. Agustine News says——“* A party of sight emigrants trom Newark, New Jer- sey, arrive purpose settling.” Traps or Sr. Louis --The St Louis Democrat of the 3rd instant thus recipitulates the steamboat trade of the previous week: | Fifty steamooats have arrived and about the same number departed, during the week, laden with produce or merchandise. Of the tollowing articles there have been exported, 800 hogshead and 31 tons (in bulk) of bacon; 1000 sacks of com; 3000 barrels of flour; 2000 bales of hemp ; 27,000 pigs of lead ; 900 barrels and kegs of lard ; 1300 bar- rels of pork ; 900 hogshead of tobacco; 2000 bar- rels and sacks of wheat. And there have been imported, 400 hogsheads of bacon ; 1600 sacks of corn ; 2500 barrels of flour; 1300 bales of hemp ; 20,000 pigs of lead ; 700 barrels and kegs of lard . 600 barrels of pork ; 1100 hogs- heads of tobacco; 5200 barrels and sacks wheet. Navvoo.—A_ writer in the St. Louis Gazette, who lately visited Nauvoo, says he was informed by the Mormon Prophet, Joseph Smith, that Nau- voo contains 16,000 souls. The temple has advap- ced about 16 or 20 feet above ground, and will take several years to finish it. It is estimated to cost from $300,000 to 400,000. The Nauvoo House, a splendid building intendid for a hotel, is in progress of erection, 2 Seventy Mormons with their teamsand traps pas ed through our city this moming. Marniace Question Serrirp.—We understand. the Synod of the Reformed Dutch Church, by a vote of 18 to 22, decided to permit the marriage with a deceased wife’s sister. asFreignt TRANSPORTATION ON THE Boston anp Worcesror Raw Roap.—The quantity of mer- chandise which was transported on the Boston and Worcester Rail Road during the six months ending on the 31st of May last, was 32,723 tons 6ewt. of which 19,231 tons and 10 ewt. consisted of mer- chandise transported upwards from Boston, and 13,- 491 tons and 16 ewt. of merchandise brought to Boston. Ot this amount 9,841 tons consisted of merchandise transported on the Boston and Worces- ter Railroad alone; of which 7,971 tons 19 ewt. of merchandise conveyed upwards from Boston; 20,143 tons 19 cwt. were conveyed to or from the Western Rail Road, and 2,738 tons 7 ewt. to or from the Norwich and Worcester Rail Road The amount of merchandise downward from the Western Rail Road to Boston, the greater part of which was brought from Albany, w&s 10,792 tons 17 cwt. in which were included 16,911 barrels of flour. Of the quantity transported to or from the Norwich Rail Road, about one halt consisted ef merchan- dise conveyed directly to er from New York. In the downward transportation from the Western soad there was an increase, compared§with the cor- respouding ed of last year, of about 6000 tons The upward transportation to that road was of about the same amount as in the former period, viz. 9,351 tons 2 cwt. The whole transportation in the six months ending May 31, 1842, was 26 612 tons 15 ew; increase in the six months of the present year, 6,110 tons Il cwt. In the number of passen- gers on the road in the last six months, there was a slight diminution compared with those of the same period of the preceding year.—Boston Adv. Tue Bownorn Esratre.—lo the Justice’s Court, was entered the action of the President, &c., of Bowdoin College vs. Robert C. Winthrop and Amos Cotting, sor a forcible entry en the premises atthe corner of Beacon and Bowdoin streets, in April last, row commonly known as the “ disputed territory.” Counsel retained:—For college—Jere- miah Mason, Simon Greenleaf, C. G. Loring, R Choate, B. F. Hallett, B. R. Curtis, and P. W. Chandler. For the heir of Gov. Bowdoin—Dani+! Webster, Franklin Dexter, W. C. Alwyn, J. R Adan, andC.C. Paine. The case stands continued asa matter of course, and we sball probably hear no more of it in the Justice's Court.—Bostan Post. Pteapine Tae Bapy Acr.—Jesse D, Enright, the Loco candidate tor Lieut. Governor of Indiana, pleads the “baby act” to the charge of having signed—not a note—for that would have been a smal! matter—but a petition for the recharter of the US. Bank. He nade he was about eighteen years oid at the time, and humbly repents ot the crime, and craves the forgiveness of the democracy. Do pardon the indiscretions of boyheod, and restore Jesse to full favor-—Buffalo Com. Tue Losr Scooner.—Masters of vessels from the upper lakes, continue to speak of the spar of a verse] seen standing above water near the Betseys. Some supposed her to be the Brewster, which left Chica- go in May for this port, and others deemed it to be the Chickaloni, both of which veszels have been seen duringfthe past four days eastward of the Straits, bounddown. As soon as the upper lake fleet, now coming down, get in, the name of the lost vesse] will doubtless be made known.—Buffalo Com. Wreckep.—On the 6th instant, a small veesel of about forty tons, cleared from Chicago for Milwau- kie, with a load of flour, smee which she has not been heard from. Pieces of a wreck, however, have been picked up on the beach, and the conclu. sion is that she has been lost with all on board—the hands, and Henry Conkling, a cierk of the Messrs. Carter, of Chicago.—Cleveland Herald. Wanrvike.—Her Majesty’s armed steamer Minos, Capt. Foal, came into port yesterday on her way to some Canadian Naval Depot on Lake Huron, the name of which we can neither spell, write or pro- nounce. She isthe blackest, dirtiest looking crait we ever boarded, and her very hideousness 1s cal- cula edto frighten an enemy.—Detroit Lai/y Ad- vertiser. A Sreme.—The Crawfordsville (Ia.) Review of the 3d, says there has been a general turnout of ail the hands on the line of the Wabash and Erie Canu} from ,Covington to Lafayette. It is said that be- tween three and four handred of the laborers col- jected infront of the store-room of Mevsrs. Moore- head, Hall & Co., at Granville, and demanded the payment or al! arrearages, declaring at the same time that unless their wages were increased they would quit the line. Deatu By Ligurnine.—The Lycoming, Pa. Ge- zette announces the melancholy death of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, at their resideuce in Lycoming town- ship, on Sunday evening, the 4th inst. They were engaged, on bended knees, ofiering up their devo- tons to the Supreme Being, when they were struck by lightning, and instantly killed. Four small chil dreu have, thus suddenly, been deprived of an a’- fectionate father and mother, and left to the mercy and protection of an all-wise Providence. Hew striking the admonition—“ Be ye also ready, for ye know not when the Son of man cometh.” During the storm on Saturday morning last, while a Mr. Evinger, of Floyd county, Indiana, and another young man were ina stable, a horse near them was killed by lightning, and Mr £’s companion severe- ly shocked. Mr. E. carried hm into the house, re he found that his wife had beenkilled. There damage done either to the house or the sta- ble, and the two buildings were some forty or fifty yards distant from each other. ‘This is most singu- lar, since both deaths must have been caused by the was explosion.—Low. Jour., June 7, mestic consumption. We hope now to hear of o1 mills shortly supplying the southern and eastern po: toa ef our State, with as good flour, (for we know make such,) as can be obtained in any they cai TY oe — Milled geviile, (Ga.) Recorder, 6h inst Imeosrmon UPON EmiGkants.—The Milwaukie Courter of the 3ist ult., complains of a grievous in. postion which has been practised upon some hun Ureds of poor laborers in New York and other East ern Ciliee, It see wan we ‘8 Consequence of this notice hundreds of poor Irish ‘neu have made their way to Milwaukie, expending betr lece all in the effort to get there at the earliest powible moment. The Courter adds that not more than $15,000 will ve expended upon the public works that place in all this year, and of couree that there was no such demand jor laborers as these spurious handbille represented #The Seientitic Ex tion under the cominnand of iaeut. Fremont, U.S.A wt the Pleaenre Party wader the fead of Sir Win D. Prewart, of Scotland were expected 4 ave Weoti ort, Missourn, wher . on the 25th att at Indian River on the 25:h ult. in the | f schr. Mary Clark, from New York. They landed in safety, and immediately proceeded down the ri- ver six or eight miles from the Pierce, where they » Crops.—The harvesting of wheat has com- menaced with us. It turns out generally better than usual We anticipate from what we can learn, that there will be more made than sufficient for do- us, according to the Courier, that haudbills had been pat in cireulation in New York, New Jersey, and elsewhere, stating that three thou- it rs would be wanted upon the harbor ke at Milwaukie during the present season ; and R » SCHEL’ ib TS, 258 Broadway, opvo- site the Park, respectfilly intorms her eustomers aud Indies generally, that she has jus received by the late arrivals from Pans, ral cases, comprising « large and splendid as aortment of Millinery, Sabrederes, Silks, and other New for Dresses, Laces aud Fancy Goods, of all deserip Iu the Dress Making Depa’ cut all orders. prompily pved French seyins being ‘d by a has juct arvived. and who fas had 1 the most fasbi ble Frenen houses cases of French Milwery. 2 of Capottes, Tarlatan Dresses, spler for ladies, of a very pew style, entirely difter- from auy before offered; rich Buexe Dresses, Childrens? | Hats, ani a xeuerel sssortmentof fancy articles, which will be | patata very low eas usarl, mi4 im*ec | ‘O THE LADIES. FASHIONABLE MILLINERY GOODS.—The proprie: tress Miss S. KING, daughter of the celebrated Carl King, offers for sale a most select and choice assortment of Millinery Goods for the spring Wade, vever as yet presented to the pub- th as regards the quality aud cheapness ‘of the articles. assortment cousisis of the following = The celebrated Sitk Hat, ealled CAPOTTE A LA RACHEL, ‘ which is indeed emblematicel of Parisian taste. SHERRED SILK, ¢: ly new end onginal style, and Lawn Hats, do do. An entire new style of Hats, calle . "MM CAPOTTES, CHINESE COTTAGES.” tODIN | Pans and English FANCY STRAWS, of the finest texture, in great variety. ‘he proprietress respectfully solicits the ladies to with a eall, end examine her elecant and varied stock of Milli. nery for themselves, before they porchase elsewhere, as it will & great saving to them in price, snd a great advantage as re- wanda the variety and quality of the gyods. MEGS 8 KING, Mazazi- de Modes, a23imr 29: 334 Broadway. STRAW GOODS. BENNETT, 2: Joln street, Importerand Manufacturer her hglisi, and French Straw Goods, respect- eustomers (hat he csntipnes to receive acces- ndid sock of Li fashiouable Straw Bor the most su ubbe: = re prices english’ a Dunstabler, Jtaliey Rutlands, Prince Albert Braids, Fancy Shell and linpervals, Victoris Braids (a new and splendid artt cle,) Tuscans, Brilliants, Fieuch Whalcboue (a pretty article for summer werr, possessing the lightness, color and beauty of i he and durnbility of the, Tuscan), Modena, Sc, &e. The above-men- tioned articles are manufactured in the most superior style,and in the, latest shapes, particularly in the Orleans Gipsy, th most fashionable aud inost becoming shape introduced ‘th scason. m3! lm*r FASHIONABLE SUMMER GOODS, HE Bubscribers offer to strangers and citizens the larrest Dana best selection of uew and fashionable goods to be found in any establishment ia this city, having been established in this city since the year 1928 and holdimg constant eorrespor dence both ir Paris und J,ondon. ‘Their assortment of the fol lowing goods will ct all thoes be found extensive, rich and feanionatle = Seaifs of rich Satin, {Mohair aud /Sitk, plaia black, figured k, goldand silver figured, taney colored, Me. te.” ats of Italian, Koglish, German and French Silks and i vbizek rich fancy figured, ke. se. 8c. i linet, Lile taread and cotton . Englich, Gernian, French and American, in great variety, «f ruik. gum elestic, buckskin, plain and with springs, embroidered, ae. &e. : nder Gariaeuts, il, merino, lambswool, eotton, linen, thrend and buckskin nd drawers. ’ Shirts—Linen and musliu shiv mado in the most faithful and fashionable mauner , Linen Co'lers and Dress Fronts in great variety and forms, round and square corners, Byron, &e. &e. ocket Ke rchiefs of all descriptions, ready hemmed foruse, Spitalfield, a Linen, ke. Dressing Gowns, Hosiery, Purses, money and riding Bi Unibrellas, Walking Canes,and in factall articles eppertaini 10,8 gentleinan’s wardrobe, ‘The subscribers would particularly recommend thei superior article, the Improved Minerva Shoulder Brice. ‘Thisarticle 1s intended to brace the shoulders and expand the chest, aud wil! be found of immense beuefit to all persons of stud-ous habits, oF persons of either sex who have acquired the habiz of stoop: ing. ‘To children who ed that habit, they will be found valuable. ‘her at the manulacture of their eclebrated elastic Stocks, Scarf and Cravet Stucks. PARSELLS & AGATE, Old established Linen Deapers and Stock Mabufsctureia, il-hrr* 237 Broadway, coiner of Pork Place. 79, SHIRTS. 79, ILLIAM STREET, BELOW MAIDEN LANE, N. ¥. * cheapest Shirt Manufactory iu the will Gud this asaertion to be nothing Icix not the intention of the subserr- w HIRD BASE! Is undou to been in the habit of paying elsewhere. ee eH ARONSON, Senior partner of the late firm of 17 Be econ in uo nat ine ei je partrewlar in the number, illiam street, thi basement below Maiden Lane, N.Y: . P. 8.—Particular aitent'oa paid to private orders. jl Im®r APOLFON COURTIN, No. 160% Fulton street, oppo site St. Paul’s Church Yard, avails himself of the columrs of the Momiug Herald, to inform his friends and customers who may continue to honor him with their patronage, that he continues the Wine and Lrquor trade at hit old store ‘28 above, has now om hand an exeeilent and full assortment ‘ ud brands, which he will sell by ¥ ‘ol, by the ease or dozen, He has also for sale fine French Vinegar, Olives, Capers, ke He begs also to recommend to the favor of the public, his loon, whogs he keene constantly on hvnd the r Nv exis Ba r is furnished with carital Chablis. Saumur, rautere, Barsze, collation, a la Chambertin, aud Campagne wines. A el ines, &e. m30 FranGaise, every evening. 10 order with oyster O-F ES—The subseribers respect Fy, iatorea their friends and the public in general, thatthey have re- moved from their !ate place of busivess. 343 Broadway, to 115 Franklin street, between Church and West Broadway, where they will continue to manufacture their ‘Transposing Pieno Fortes, rumeni forms a ul, richand new ex- r for ap strument, aud therefore worhy the atteution of the amateur, es well as the artist. A large assovtment of tablet Piano Fortes, rose wood and mahogany, 6 and 63 octaves, with French grand action, are also constantly kept on hand, and will be sold at # reduced price. Old Piano Fortes taken in exchange, also Piano Fortes kept for hire, LINDELL, WENNERSTROM & CO. m2 Im*ee 115 Freakim street. FOR SALEMA new pleasure sul hoat, about seventeen feet long, bailt ry a first rate workman, wih centre board, sai aed rieging a!l eomplet i F She is conside ed to be a five model, onda fast sailer. Will be sold » bargain, as the owuer has Lo further use for it. For prther particulars apply to Mr. Yates, at the Jersey City Glass Manufactory, where the boat can be seen. Twines, ke—Bridport Sein Twine. Bal di Ball a jale and Ba’ jo, Cotten Wrapping & Sein do Cotieo Yarn and Wick. .__ Cotten Warp, &e. American and English Show Thread, of various numbers tnd qualities, for sale in lots to suit purehiaers, by . KINGSLEY, 23 Im 1 117 Maiden Lane. T° COTTON AND WOOLEN MANUFACTURERS AND CALICO PRINTERS.—For sale, an excellent 00d Siream of water, eres of land. north JOHN A. VAN RIPER, Comer of Tallman and Bridce streets, wii imtee or $5 Gold at, Brooklyn. N. ¥. PHILADELPHIA DAGUEKREOTYPE ESTABLISHMENT. EXCHANGE BUILDING, ROOMS 2% & 27. THE Subscribers, h procured the Acencr for the sale of VOIGTANDER'S LV AGUERREOT ¥PE APPARA- ed according 10 Professor Petzval’s calc hana a large assortment of these Apparat ! e" amatedrs of their art, wishing t»proe agood apparatus, wi'l find it to their advantage to vrocare it straments of this construction. Thev also have lately import. edalarge quantity of German and French plates, and ali the chemicals used in their at, which they warrent in every re- spect, as they are made to tocirorder. Polishing substances and morocco cases. and ali necessory materials, are sold on the most ressouable terms. ‘Lhe fullowing gentlemen have agreed en Haas, Ksq.y Washington. D.C. A. Caspari, Rienmoad, Va. , Savannah, Ga. eidae (Dust psd) and orders,accompanied with remittances, will be prom ttended to, and should be di- rected to WF. LANGENHE je)dmr xchange Building, Phila. UNITED STATES TEA EMPORIUM, Jl, late 129 Chatham street, New York. = 116 bs J Street, Brooklyn. GEN °y 3/8 BLEECKER STREET. JBESALE AND RETAIL. A COMPANY continue to offer for D of every variety and styl judes the most delict i Dinck Every package bes atamp of neatne® pap ¢ sndthe Tens therein are so thoroughly seca ied 4 and sir that choir quality and power willrem tm aninpared in euy elimate. Their system Of prosecuting w' 3 scarcely to be excelled. It is founded npon the atmost regard to the rights of the custom- er, especially with to weight and quality,and un. - velied cheapness, A + ore entled upon to return an: articles wh.ch fail to give tier tye falieet eatisfner the money will be cheerfo i try merchants, public est« hipmasters will find s« Ives from this estxblis! Gervine Java Corre e ery day Orders from al! parts oft’ Ud States executed wits Promptitude and cerprtch. The only warehouse itt Americe for the exie of How celebrated Blank Toa. m2 linn fe new and (rng: Their esortmeut re powerful grades o , Gre » heads of familie veninge to supply them- corner of John fitted up « proved plan, ¥ acct, Water Close's and wate of ol les eript Bathe fied apwtn Be ‘and tron Pipes of the Li't Parny sila cles sand Cold water, Leed 3 Sheet Lead, Force ané r line of business, to be had syed for Fire and Garden Hore, The subsesi- bers flatter toerselves from the long expe ienee they heve had in the above bysivess in Ph lv lelphia, to give universas sae tistaction to el! who favor them with their pacconaze. IP EPE RENCE eer = Roch, Esq , Rogivier of Watering Committee, Philo elphia Joseph Hraevele, Builder, div George Erdman’ Assistant Jot t “arr isburg Water Works, Ploraber, di'to It 288 Greenwich s reet,sNew York u +, ditto, ditto, ditto J. Kabineau, 4) Chariton street, di John L. Watkins, 1) Fulton a reet, dit "oR Ye o je Im*r KStuV ©S, BERORE IT TOO LA tt HAK. eR COUGH MEDI fore the public for 12 uae. It hs cured er been known to 7 tcan be given t Nety coughs and col’y Pat ap in botiles at 12,4 le aud re ail at the wffice 26 t. threelioorssoath of Beekman + Kem from *7 1-2 Bowery. Sold a 63 Bowery,corner Walker wy 6 Imie> CASH ‘TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. S PU'LLIVS, Merchant Tailor, (late of 7 Astor House, We Broadway, ty ol ween exigency © prices, end itimypossible todo Brosdway loc re reduction of while su y wears, has determmed ouly way to effert this—withont disp ragemenc ts the of his garmen's: he hus, therefore, teioved his cstabli to 1396 NASSAU STREET, comer of Bee where fentlemen ean now bescnpiied eta deduction of tem per ceut rom his former low prices. The following is submitted merely as a s;ccimen of the foregoing assertion -— Superfine Coats, made in the beat s: le, from $45 to 919 do, of the finest qralicy, Ww a 275 exten Challie Vest 8. P. Jin conclusion, to observe, the above a my Fn Ned or Oy £ zat V4 Seat engi leseriy uy wer than any other se fa uaipiy of articles. eee ior m road wi Franklin He no sad somvee — m0 he. pocnt factnonable tyle, he will continu to see his old old fri patrons, and others who way, favor him witha call. also private rooms for Ladies? hair ful Extract of Jampoony is rkers and stranuers as one of re of dendroff aud streugthening faculty of Medicine in Paris, and Nothing 1s more pleasant and peration in the hands of P.M “ A. A. SAMAN 0.6 WALL AND 29 BROADWAY, offers for sale tee following articles, viz -— 18 Bales of superior Gi malthvest articles than to go thro it. ‘Smoking Tobacco, 6 Dor totides one pound each Natchitoches Baul. of New 000 Lord Byron Regalia Trabueos, Canones and Pana t d medium size. Awrora Cazadores, Wore ville, Segurid: ra aud Principees. chewing tobac lad, Port Havanos, La # and Spanish. Au assortment of Hh » pi ambers, snuff boxes, segar cases, matches of different quali rhish cherry stems, aad’ a : Garcia, Mendoza, Periz, Star and L icles two numerous to mention—ali are offered i os of Pill or Wafer Boxes, of different sizes. CURLED HAIR, ax HAIR SEATING. POUNDS Sowh American Curled 1 } various qualitivs. Also, a general assortin of Hair Sea'ing plain and figared,from 13 to 30 inches incl muitable for upholsterers and cibinet mak manufactored aud always on hand for sale by general assortment of pape jo, 152 William street. Orders from ail parts of the United Sta te idelity, for eash, aperoved city acceptances or athice ‘s goods before purchasing elsewhere. A trial will be sufficient ne* the most ecOnomierl. that for auty of fit, style ot and at such jow Pr ces, this establishment eer! Superfine woo! y other in the city nglish dress and frock co and made and trimmed werranted a good gals; Kuelish and French fang summer cassimeres, 3 50 to + ies, Vatentia, Kc. &o.'2 59 10 king snd ‘Lmming dress costs 7 to $9, frocks 8 to $10, netually attended to. 3 LACY 62 John st. EMEN AND LADIES’ LEFT OFF WARD- ROBE—G-ntlemen or families desirous of _ convertiu, their lett off weating apparel into cash, cum obtain for the sane the highest eash price, i i d gentlemen quit Vests aud pants | 50 to $2. 1 orders thankfully received the city or changing cts to dispose of, will mntage to send for the subscriber, who irrendeuce by anpoiniment Li Vi ty and 144 Varick st, fice, therw! resideace, havin find it rueh to thei will atteud tem at the je through the Posi Prompt attention. Clothing cleaned, altered and repaired. TREASURY NOTE criber, bet ween the cities of New York pocket memorandum book, contaixiny the following Treasu 10 June, 1842, 6 per cent, batts ObP ae rteeee ew 1885 29 Apul, 1842, G. Loyall, endorsed Apri 60 All persons are forewarned against the payment of the above eral reward will be paid for the return of the book an ntents, to the subscriber, at 75 South Frontstreet, or ivessis 04 176 Front strect, New KR. L. MYERS, RANCE CONTA jeasrs. Bryan & Philadelphia, 27ch May, | OF JEFFERSON IN Office 36 ‘oun their bussuess of ivsureace against loss or dar oils, wares and merchand hows W ‘Thome Thoma T Woodraft Joha R Davisor Thomason Price Moses ‘Tucker Culed © Tunw y ‘Thomas Morrel) Jobu © Mart a THORNS, Pre mit NO. 5 BARULA price REDUC A.M. to 5P the public in general, thatne has iv aeparate apartinents—two in theupper front ssloou—two iu the Tear saloon, aud one in the front room—all in lirst rate order. h ges tiemman visiting the estudlishment will be witha private Cue, for hi ferent apa ments. 1 finndred, fro -=The subscriber informs his frends and New Billiard Tables, m roprietor thinks it will re onse. KEYS IN THE His Bar will always be stocked with the choicest Wines and Liquors and the best Sega ha , Punches; made in a manner not to be surpassed. ‘he apartments have andergone 4 thorough refitting Sherry Cobbists, ec. will picaze to communicate axy neglect of duty ofthe attendants, at the bar. = zs FRANCIS MONTEVERDE. fy 5 Bare! ct. EL LAMPS, Candelabras, it opened a splendid as: ty of other a tick of these gooes, together wi . DIACON & fas AND. EMBROIDERIES, 88 FY.GODEFROY will sell, for some days goods in the millinery line. are ivited to caliat 319 Broadway, opposite the Carl jcuse. ‘WATCH MAKERS AND WATCH J. LERS. 8. WALLIS & CO., No. + tweea Maiden Lane and Liberty stre-t, ly acquaint their friends aud the pu chronometers, clocks, music boxes, or’ avy. desertption of watches, however fine or intricate, repaired 0. jewelled. Also, every description of "serptments repaired or made new, raby rolters for dupiex, pallets for chropometers, ruby cy!eaders for for levers, diamond caps, &c., and watches 4 by any in Earepe STRAW BONNETS BELO large assortuneut of + No. 156 Broadway, 2d floor, be: ic, ‘who wish to have levines, raby Pi jewelled in a #1 and wheels cat, aud teeth rounded ‘me pieces kept in order bj long experience in the required. Charges moderate. VERS OF SUPEMLOR BLA a xture=This extremely leled Tea, a0 highly celebrated in Chins is now for sale at the Canton Tea Company's Gener! tablishmeat, 121 Crathamst New Vor, and 116 Ful Price 50 eents aad 8) each J. G, STONEALL Respectfully informs his friends that he has rerumed his former treet, between Broadway aud Nassau ed to aceommodate Europe, just inv, Brooklyn—in aac kage m business at 131 Fultoo street, where he is pr elabs. Se. in his for Spacious and ary rooms ‘ e &e. Ke. in constan: readiness as in former HIGHLY IMPORTAN OWNERS OF HORSES.—S. BUSHEL. practice! Veterinary Surgeon, would in“orm the had seven vyears practice in the public that he Amy. 8B. inform carmen whose that the most appropriate time to cell Hi be able 7) use thera on stantly on hand. cough aad con- moderate to suit the times, He woul horses require. physic, Al! kinds of horse medicine kept of every description. pr ce 25 cent <ition powders, 25 cents; h' ering ointment, 25 cen! A superior article of hone ns pr Aadvice gens, at hes obinsou strect, corner of Greenwich syeei. Gintwent, 12) cents wAFNES% CURED—Without wishing to interfere with the privileges of any of oar worthy neighbors who prefer to ue an ear trumpet, and thus gather with great difilcn aid to them, or be restored to the use of their we earonat helo re Searpa’s Oil (or Deainess which bids fair to prove an effe that a medicine e dled has lately been introduce 0 uggestion.thacit isto be had at iton street, 273 Broadway, and 77 East Broadway A YACHT FOR SALE, nine months cld, and in perfect sxil- in every respect, such ¢* awning nt sheave blocks, sa A cuinprete sete of th fn beantif1i cabin, F seven tons burth iug order, well ¢ cock pil, auchor, and rigging of the c'eats and rudder he fitted wy with Jo. kers, cushions and ‘ooking glasses aud other fixtares aopei taining to the same’; has 2 large retiic we cockp.t, that will hold 100 tbs. IC. ppaails,leoeth 24 fe rapling, cables, rigged, carries beam, tron keel, 12 inches deep, kelston weighing 1000 1b of leveraye power, will down im 2 squall, ond in hes the buoyancy of 2600 nd seiling, and 19a very fast saul cannot be knocked is § ove she cannot id m30 lin*in 192 Broadway. cor Jobu st, wp atal A DEATH BLOW TO QUACKERY. UST PUBLISHED, aud f _ 102 Nassau street, His Own Physievan,” thorough examination of a certain dike: sey tu all its with simple aud efleetaal modes of treatm jee, withow the aid ef @yliee Y twenty years prine pa. pnys'cies oF the ior wale,'wholega'e end retail, Guides or, Mvery Nan in which is eon ynderriand and pra Dubin Lock Hosprt “This ts the only really soys the Lovdon Ly ane a ce rove or two shillings, «flectually break up the bagivess of the roast paid e LAND & GLOV. the work be ng sent, Iree Of postagi States, or the Canadas; or three jars. Z, one dollar, directed to HO ~ k City, will proenre scopy to apy pad of the Uw will be sent for two dol- LMAN’S LONDON MUSTARD, per sip Ihiladel 200 hess second and fie ad: re—28NAZ 2iXIT WNW MXM WAG AyXBE al assortinent of wgtnss 8. Ki 17 Maiden Unve COUNTRYMEN MESS > N & CO, will draw at their Hs tier Office, No.3 Wall " £2 to £100, in sums 0 suit, tiom of persons wishing to fetter bags for the Mail Steamers forLive moo! so made up attherr ‘or fur.her information apply to Hirerpooi=W iL HRR: MPORTANS HAKNDE ea LONGLEY’S GREAT WESTERN INDIAN PANACEA. MEDICA O'rucNot Gold test, New fz oot: | VW Sg thy bowels conve ech bung ether gyattinf cone other sy! of ne parely a vegetable ; re evil condition, and it occurs to thee that it might be well Lo-call Sox? i danina the teothand tect: soseriog the wraps be Spor the doctor, or buy’ a box of ilonchen lo the tims tate, end prevel any snplegsent fate or edont htway, for thee to ;rocure a bottle of this Panscea. And the mouth, whe 1 decayed teeth or frolae det | whenever thon thi curedentman,that it might be well fenged state of the stomach. to family sn thy house, for the benefit is designed tobe aed with atooth brash, and will be found yess of needs” then Aso thoo to super the mecernty o fs powder keeping the the liberal and care tal meventiag the wearing uwayof the game fm the tooth. oly thyself with It is particularly eseful in cases of spungy gums, restoring them | this medicine, and save thyself cost. io | The Pam ure vegetable cathartic .Y £ 5 FS é toa hoaithy si =H and ong them ate gems sqeund the Py). manen ig 8 | rable, cathartic tke ploneaut 30 teeth. In affections ot teeth and gums, arisi pk; x en children; it operates ng: exposure to cold, it will be found highly beneficial. It bly and without rainy feqives tone to the stomach and bowels ticularly serviceable io ese the Orris Tooth Wash atnight just | and leaves them ina tion; it acts es an alterative be! in ‘emi- | upon the liver, the stomach.and the blood, thereby punt ying nent denti which acea- | the springs of life, and im the treatment of dyspepsia, and al aay mouth | the varieties of bilious disease, which so much abound, its suc- kept through the ud healthy state. cess is unrivalled, 7 jbo py fc portions | ~ In Asthma, the relief is almost instantaneous, aud nearly ae of poor humanity; bat wy neglect tention ne | certaim as that the medicive is zdmimstered. Panacea is, ‘eousary for their o ‘by all the | moreover, considering the number of doses in a bottle, the means needed c i more pleasani | cheapest cathartic in pare and effectual! than anses and wai | The Hon. Rovert Monell te , jadge of the si dates of siete trem in the subject, that th hens the gums, fies the ith, and | state of New York, says of ae renthe We: Tecemntaend its ese 10 ail, young abd heat remedy for bilious attacks, to wifch Lam 1¢.=={ Boston Morning Post, ave used. ‘The Orris Tooth W sgh is the beat detergest wo ever esedon | 4. G. Kans . law: by a ey mir | citated for doing business, from dyspepsia; Focenle Dy ite toneizad froneina in i rciey +. | troubled with adry hard cough, sore. throxt, 7 ‘i SHERMAN’S LOZENGES. comparatively restored under the use of this remedy. Iw ENORMOUS quantities of these vopular medi notte Wo TOD ALY cone ata pol ay Rtg oe eget pone TE tora protracted iilious aisack off two monthe duretten, and one from a few pounds oun amar to i tous ina year, and where it will stop we cannot conceive, failure of two courses of salivation, and all the ordin+ry mod While Shermat for them,” they tronized by our ind where at will stop, we canpot concelv.» | Of crenuneat to restore him, while auferiug from nausen, vom wonderfully eficieaty or they would noebe | ait fevemnddyacciery,{ was induced to uy your Panacea, 19 first use of it, my prirful symptoms began to Kive one week I was atte to start for New York ou bu from u way, and auron ned leat eitizens, aur tuatance-Bex- Mayor aan’ Haq. deputy register, Hor’ Me: Dauber, ctehe MeDoug: | amess. My appetite returned, and Yam now in better health atatrcet Church, Rey. Sebsauinn Strceter, of Bost’, ev. Ms, | thaa Ihave culoged for two years past ‘Anthony, of the zelda Conference, Hon. Senntot Archer, | , DF. Wert, of Binehympton, sive Gol, 372 Zabriskie of Neve Jersey, and hundreds of others of | in my family, and have repeatedly the like high respectability. : ler my care, and am hon oe i ‘die Poe rete man's Worm Lozetger=Teated ia over a million of | [many casce an sovaluable medicine, It acta asa laxative cazre,and acknowledred by the medieal faculty to be.the,euly | eness. acteapou the stomach and liver se an xlterative, cor sofe and certain worm troying medicine in the world. ey ee, v jiepreserved daily by ‘early ail out piyaiiana, ‘Sheimat's ‘and restoring the healthy condition of those Lonenges alone have any tepatation—ihe Doctor isa member | EME. 4 4 | oe pchampton. recommends this medicine as oF iro iene) Gorieay ao ae mepione the heat remedy within his knowicdge for Asthma, for cleans: tation, lowness of spirits, aud despondency, tug the stomach aud bowels, aud purifying the blood. [have Iniuates by them, ‘They have been fully proved ina multitude | tested its merits, says he, in my practice, ane do rot hesitate of cases aud never known to fail. toay that 34 1s the wost palatable, and’ at the, same tim Shermun’s Cough Lozenges allay all tickling or imntation of | mosteffective cathartic I have ever used. Ido carnestly re the ttront or lungs, promots expectoration and cure the most | Commend this Panacea to the public patronage, and especial hurrassinz eough of Golds in ohe diye also. asthma aa whooy- | '¥ Lothe patronage of the medical prote cough, and tightness, of the chest. Consumptios has re- | , Gites Qreutt, Bad. the well enewn host of peatedly been nat only retieved but effectually eured by Sher- | t¢!, Binghampton, was greatly afflicted with dyspe when all other means failed. lions atiacks, Sayshe, | was speedily relieved ou vsivg vour vely cured by Sherman's Pap liary Oil, | Panacea, and venture to say that it is the most effective and ex- ‘nd sold by nents, nt 8 Bowery, | cellent cashartie mediciae now inn | Bleecker st, 227 Hudson st, Rushton & Mr, T. A Thayer, merchant of hampton, svys—I was 39 Fulton at. Brookiyu: 4 VanYork | much troubled with gostiveness, and was entirely restored by Re ha ry 5 the use of the Great Western fodian Panacea. I have used the Baltimoss 147 Main st. Cinci blue pill, and in my opiaion your Panacea is a complete substi- wie, ¢Suanwix Hall, Albany: © Dye Jt. Hee Dea taeclee cf itaghinpton mpbol Were pt a ted with jiver complaint, aud a general deraugement of the sto- R, FRUCHT W ANGER’S uvrivalied Chemi tiovs, Poisons, &e.~-The Compound Chemical W joap, a certain preventaiive against the attack of all tons of insects ou rose bu. hes, grape vini mach and bowels. Last Jacuary I procured a boule of your ea. ron f have, used in all between one and two botties, greatly to nefit of my health fyirits. Thad nottakeu more. than half'a bortle, before L felt like anew nan. Asacatharuc and cleanser of the syate of all others the most effeetual and yet agreexble remedy that Thave any knowledge of. I will not, if Lean avoidit, be without it this medicine m imy family, as a family medicine; aud ass pre- jess and fertility | “snuye to disease itis invaluable Mr. A. Fairchild, of Lisle, resorted, to the Panacea after an \omteattack of intlammatvo | on the lungs, with great benefit deterred many from raising them,but | the diseared organ and to his general health. rely obviated by the use ofthe Soap, | Mr. James Bigler, of Newonrg, certfies that his wife was se- ation, and on ac- | sorely afflicted with the asthina, so that she could not sleep or DI its, except by being bolsgered up in aaitting posture <— i his Panacea, she retired to rest, houses, | and slept quieily through the night. A part of a beetle entirely rms, gardens, Be. . | cestored herto health. “ . The Bed Bug Poison is infallible and by x proper applica- | Mr. Steph:n Woolverton, of Wnion, wes more than 55 years tion will wost effectually destrey the vermin, and preveut a | of aye, and had been for ten years and better broken down with m of them, as hundreds can testify who last summer were ication of bodily silments, amoug the most afllicting os so fortunate as'to make use of them. 4 which was the asthins. He commenced raking the Lanacea in ‘The Rat and Mouse Poison, when administered according to | November, 1810, au ina lew Weeks, to his great surprise, Was the di ps, -& warranted to drive from the premises the | complstely restored tonealth. In June, 1812, he says—1' con- ats and ‘atages over all ovher prevars: | tinme to enjoy as good heairh as Lever idl in my youthful days, m ali deadly min: | considering my advanced age, audar able to attend toall o! » &e 5 dogs and cats may | my business as well as Lever cou. at any period of my life. the seme without the least inju’y.. Aunts, moths, ceck- | “Mr K.S.Eaton, of Bouckville, ssysnt had been afllicted roaches, &c., are all effectually exterminated with asthma from infancy to the oge of 28 ye h of Also a geveral assortinent of rare chemicals and dyer time I could not sleep, eat, or transact bustuess, except in cles, such as extract of logweod, d do ta ry. After trying every thing else, and coming to the con mn that his disease was incurable, Mr. E, finally resorted to acea, and foundalmost immediate relief. Some five mouths after he cominenced t-king it, he says—- have coutauu- ed conse the Panaces modorately, until] have takeu ia: two aud ¢ half boitles. Lac now comparatively well, audido not hesitate tosay, Pbelieve the Pensces is an effec.ual cure for mn. _ There probably never was no eomponnd more effectual its application than the Chemical Whele Oil Soap In no fail, when properly applied, of secomp! object, adding at the same time to the cleen 01 the plants, &e. The ¢iflicalty many perieucedin cultivating flowers, &c., in shiel the attack of insects, this ditheulty which is vei count of its cher puess ‘Also may be ab ar ne cele extermiuation of all cescaiptions of yermin infes aud soda Tr. J. Mather, of Sclinyter, had been afflicted with asthma Ze Le! rf da water, | ten of fifteen years. ‘The Panacea relieved him, and before he togeth“r with a general essortment of | had wken naif abottle, he says he could sleep ‘quietly the en- are for sale ehean by, c ie bight DR LEWIs FEUCHTWANGER, A.son of Mr. Win. N. Andros, at 46 Broadway, New York, 2 Wall aged eight years, was ailicted with a serious ulcer on the head K JAMES W.ATIRIDGH'S TINCTURE FOR IN. | culled ascrofulous sore, which covered almost the entire top o! digestion, or Dyspepsix—This invaluable remedy, which | bis head; Learuiny the natare of your Panacea, says Mr. Ai Sorin: reac isandg {rom the jaws of | dros, and the numerous cuzes st had effected, I was induced to death, both in Eu now introduced pub obtain a bottle, aud from. my sou is entirely restored. fy to the tmany vi tog from thearore nama 8 last case exhibits riking poiut of view, the pari- distressing, distaee. it decidedly 10 be efleets of the Punc@@ anon the Ulvod. The certificates uuderstood, althouy jl 2tawlmin® ue A years his saved t a is who are snffe he proprietor ts he takes this method of making the reme- | 10 full, id which the above ita ement is condensed, may dy public, that the Tincture is not calculated to cureall the | seen With the agents 8 Gheases ineldeut to, the hnman frame, but merely those in- |, Price $1 50 per buttie=sua Jos or te ot the Principa! Uifce, 357 duced by a disordered state of the alimeniary canal. and known | Broadway. (the New Yoru pataut wedierue and by, the as Indigestion or Disp-psia, ‘ihe tril of a single botue will | oublshed awents throne) tne ety sn _he m2 Imer prove to the most sceptiex! that, by fllowing the directions MADAME COSTELLO which accompany it, that terribl s may be entirely era- FEMALE PERIODICAL PILLS—Guarauteed im every ir dicated. Numero u by applying to i Mt carne at Cane and Meton. cese, where, the mouthly periods: have become retail, at the above named m: 4 regular from colds or other causes. Their certainty of lane, For sale, who esale a: Action has long been acknowleaged by the medical tvofession, and at 18 Bowery. Aodhundreds that have usclessiy tried various boasted teme> dies, Care is someciaes necessary to their use; though they ‘cwale Physician nnd Graduate | contain no medicine detrimental to the constitution. Addes brofeasional services to the ladies | given gratis to all thote who use the Pills, by Madame Cos: ‘The anatomieni and physiological | tello, 34 Lispenard st, vhere the Pil's are sold genuine. Price prsh the female from the male, $1 nar bor mi im?ne AXYN®\'S CARMINATIVE BALBAM—Kt_ = well aly complicated and ob | JA town daat renulat yiysiciaus are shy of endorsing the vic (ee tues oc auy-of that class of remevics commonly. call @ Coxtslio havice had jong experience and surprising | Medi: anccess tn the treatment uf Jiaeasce. muetdetal to her sex, st ARD 8TREE’ MADAME COSTELLO, Fi as Midwife, « exceed now ledge of the female system to hit some of pis ladies oni the "5 oninement, cr those satire | ort. Dh in Pecnsylvacna, Maryland and othe From wappreeston iF, obstraciions, &e. that she will be come forward and ivrnished Dr Ja happy to afford s able temporary home at her residence, uence. ie poled extensively pre where they eau a: ave the best medieal treatment and the os are vedy for chovwta infantum, most matronly ca: ote or if preferred, will wait on ‘ ly a mage diseases procee.ing trom and attend them at (ieirown horses until perfectly recovered. | @ disordered actionet the stomach, liver, intestines, or nerves, Mater Oh pari ras onthe tainds of the | Whether in children ot persons of aduit age. It acts direc ly ‘ - on uipon the seeretions, and purifies the blood, by punt ang the Heslentea teat ane ot cugiee emonvly im grery ease, 90 that | Sferents of wrich tts composed. Soldat ‘wholesale ane te: N. B—Madame Coxte!lo wonld inform Iudies residing out of | tail. by A. B. &.D; Sands, draggists, No. 79 Fulion si. Also, the city, whose health woald not adivit of travelling, thar she | f0l2 bY, D Sands & Co, No.1 East Broxdway; AB Sands would devote her personal attendance npon them in any part of | & Co , No.273 Broadway. _Frice 50 ¢ s. ii seem the United Seates wi anable Ginseng sista PRIVATE SELF-CURE. Madame (. can be consuied at her residence 34 Lispenatd | TOCTOR JOKDAN’S Bpecilic Packager, Nos. 1 and 2, strect, nt al! times and with the strictest regard to the W: of | D for the prompt cure of secret diseases, are not any new her patients. A lcommanicauonsod letters must be ostium, either of foreiqn of domestic crigin, bur have tec m24 tn? rre_ fully tested for the last nine years wits encouraging success. DEA ss. Kach package coxtains every requisite for the cure of these DRS. CASTLE & EDWARDS, AURISTS, _ | sitnte®,1roverly adapted to the varied sym;tomr, sccompa- ROADWAY.—Excect;— is pction, 3 ** Leheeifally comply with the requ Intoab, to testify thache was invalided ho it of Lieut. Mc- iu consequence of to‘al derfness aud discharges from his ear: ; that while in New York, on his way to England, he placed | cines are required, uo further ‘charges. mad himself uter the professicnal care of Drs. Castle and Edwards, | Persons ordering by letter [always post paid. Aunsts. Under their treatment he secovered his bearing, and | tie pekaxe is required for gonorrhea oF real di has returned so his militery duty. ‘The Monitor alone 1s 50 cents. One collar post paid ensue: S goed, é i MeNEVEN, M, De. free. ileine ise aids Surveon to Forces, Jamaica. Dector Jordan's cific Packages enable the jatient to ACOUSTIC DROPS. make a prompt cure without suspicion, Assure cure for incipient deafness, earache, pains, buzzings, | Sold only et Drug Store 60 t’rin-e street, coroer of Marion oF singing sounds in the errs, collections of hard wit or vitiac- | strevt,a few doors cast of Nidlo’s Garden. Private entrance ed secretions of the organs ‘Their Acoustic Uii has been a | and offices for consultation, 0974 Marion street, continnation of yoraler remedy as a curative in all diseases of the inare Tee up- | Oesiak sexeet. cba Apne below Aine auete: m2 im?r wards of twenty years. Officers removed to 331 Broadway, | QR ASTLEY COOPER'S justy cel: corner of white str o Se caclous Salve for corms, biles, tumors, & ated and truly effi- vas been basely m3t er DOCTOR VOURSELE. couaterfeited and sold to an unknown exten". “We caution 1 SIM YANT W ag \inst buying without a cares’ examinaiio, Tee ouly gen- PRY: Y PE mn opie MEDICAC AssisTANCE wine is sold a 357 Broad nd by Fhoadies, Pe ani € 4 that they obtain good advice p.ivatsly and promy 142 Water street: Wi Mabee ‘and Ciacy, 03 Maiden may thus desire to consalt 2 Professional fi Lane, wholesale div 1 also by the reputable diaggists means cbtain and read the book eatled the throughout the country. | Price 25 ceuts per box, and warranted. fourth edition, which has been recently publi |, is much im- | Principal office 357 Broadway. New Yor! myst lm*r proved, and exlarged ly three times ite former size, and IMPORTANT 1O FEMALES. many sab not before alluded to,that R. MELVEAU, office 129 Liverty street, near Green- pecially inzeres! ids who for many reasons wich street, whose great tuccess in the treatment of com- possibly privatel ints arising from the irregularity or total sw m of the ne work is wittten by Dr. Grego. 7, who 1s still in the prae- febriety,deews te. of iris profession at No, 11 Barelay st nearthe Pak. | tee to nekoe Lae vorions forms of bodily and mental weakness, incapacity | truly wonder! ortuguese Feinale and suffering which come undec the head of Private Maladies, | whic he is agent, and importer for the United States. ‘Their | Sertaiuty in all feinale obstructions 1s surprisiug, (See adver are fathtully delinested, and the best practical method. of ol Gyoing sound health, Tels» work plasty apd practicsity ndavé- | Gaement on last eolema of fourth poxe.) 4d to the use of allthose who may unforcanately need ita frend: | “Or: Mesvents can wwulted on all eomplamt of i $ That portion of Le fernales with the eipietent ent nee ral? In upon Impote jarrs "wets, an a certain de- = peer ie seretion, from whevee results | [AYNE’S HAIR TONIC.—A fine bead of hair is an avso- national debility,” will be found both vsefal and in- | % lute requistuion to female beauty. Even St. Paul, who cer: all classes—it isa friendly. yetaileat monitor where | tainly was uo flatterer, says, that for & woman to have long sensunt or sexuel debility has made threacening inroads upon | hair, sa “glory to hit. ‘To thoue of the fair, sex, then, Who the health or constitation, and points out pot only the meaus of | have been shorn of this “glory” by general or local disease, or tacape, bat the certrinty. of restoration. ‘The work is written | other causes, we reecmmend as n restorative, Jayne's Hair Lo by a physicion of experience, (who is still m practice iushis | ne. Itisatect established by uXimpeachable evidence, that city.) Itshowshow often psrert cud others are deceived by | it will reproduce hair won bald places, aa cflecr whien, al the outward physical appearancehow the atrenua'ion of te | though claimed fer ali preparations for the hair, has beeu, s« frame, pa'vitation of the heart, derangement of the rervour | far os we know, accomplished by none, except Jayne's Heir system, cough, indigestion, cnd 2 train et symptoms iadie*ti by the qua. tity, or atreted, by AB. & D. Sanus, f jon, are often aseribed to wroug ¢ droggivts, 79 Fulion st. 77 Eas: Broadway, and 2/3 Broad way. [rice $i—six bottles for $5. JIL 2win TO, THE LADIES—STRAKERS SOLUTION.—There ine 20 pension to wear false hast on aceuaat of the cofor of , the hair. Ladies are often trowbled wish.a pain or disease in the nod at Be pies ink, ae head, oceastoned by the pressure of the Yaloe hates Ladies can pera Neh PFE 2 why denn Sie citeshon, have gray ‘hait chauged to look as well as ever it did, without a. = elem cen of Wares one injury. Mr. 8, has a room expressly to be tended by a BAS Banas ce of tale Bey cance lek his residence. Alto, Mr. 8. will change gentlemen's Ih Seen oc td Dowern cornet Walker sre eels | any shade or color, Druggists would do weil to keep it fo Let Hineemeer he a er street. ring | Mother cities. as humbog dyes sre going out of date. W Dr. Churches’ Dispensary, No, 188 Bowery. coruer of Spring 4. Chatham st., opposite the reg street. ™ 9 Dr. A. W. White's, No. 146 Delaucy street, corner of Suffolk ipcideut w wre ality they 2-e the eo praciice alike destinc tse book is the samn author at his res mn MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CARD. “SCIENTIS CREDE Si VALERE V13.” NY& H RIVER DISPENSARY, 20646 Fuicon street,near Greenwich street—Doctor MORRISON, Member of the Koyal College of Surge us, Londou, and formerly Surceon m maT im the British Navy, conunues to Le ‘ecnsu'ted comfidentially on from g o'clock, A’. 4, M. daily, ow all d T°. FAUMEKS, GRAZIERS, & AGKICULTURISTS | vate nature, and all those distressing 5, mptoms —BUTTERMERE, Druggist ond Chemist, froin Bu judicious’ treatment and the impradent w land, 58 Essex street, New York, would earnestly direct the | ¢ . Aregular medreal education, with an extensive prac- attention of all concerned in the welfare of horses and cattle. | tice of over 22 years, ensbles Dy. M. to adapt the proper reme- to the following 1 epared ace ve iow! the Various fortos the formnia of on ent Veterinary is daily consuited by pa now practising in the j, aud proenred by the | tients why been only ehecked, a cont. Still leaving ths porn th m wnt wltiumat DIURETIC BALLS—Lhese balls are a radical | it develones itelt in thy deplorable staye of “Sccondiry Sy- remedy for all disorders in, horses, arising from impurity of the | philis.” Iu all esses Dr M, warra ts a perfect cure withouc blood, gioss humors, and obstructed perspiration, such as | rm reury of deleterious drog, of covfiuement from bu vines — wrease in the heel elled legs, strangury, gravel, eruptions | Tu some forms of the disease cures are pertormed iu from § to on the skin, &e. “They may ministered at any time or | 5 days, and in proportion Wi hm ain season, withont change of dici, or suterfe renee usaal la Scrictares of che L a= Obstine bor. Atthe fallof the year, when horses ewe Hy undergo » | us strictares aud eular change of lnybit, the regular ase of these balls 1 prove tigh | yanied won much ly benefierl, and even a preventiveof many diseases to which, the couse al this season, horses are pecol) in packages: On jog six ball®, 39., with emnle 8 . CORDIAL FELON DRINK—Decidedly the best ined cine that era be adminjstered, for all disord - Ue, arising from cold, Lack as hidehound, fevers, lass of appe- | gous sviaptoms It ix eruel Lo tosture tite, shivering, coughs, nooving, loss of milk, ke. Sold in | Ke, when tu veality there is po stricture y Packages, with directions, 2s 6d gach, i consulted where patients have been injured by such aevurse. CLEANSING DRINK for new Calved Cowe—!s of infi- Loustitutrnal Debitity—Thonsavds of young wen are sul nate serviee aud should be omitied, in all enses where | fering from th: con eq ieness of 1udulgence iu a secret de- the placenta, secund: obstracted. It po! | structive habit, aod Whore nerves are iur her injured from the ouly forwards the dischy inurably affords nature sud pretended Specifies, Ww stimulate xtraneous matter, which M. h cases on anal preventing the fal- ples and never toils in establishing & ink ‘also counteracts a ” mal is afterwards liable, Whilstthe flow of milk is wonderfully promoted. In pack: ages, with digections. 35 Geach, ‘ f RED FESTER BOTTLE—For subduing inflammation aad morbid swellings im horces, also an excellent cooling | N B—With two lotlom, for relaxed sinews, bruises, sp galied backs, | qinlified advestisine © wounds, Iu bottles, with directions, ds 6d each. Nv - stable should be without it. VULNERARY Orders by mail enclosing $1, divected to Box 567, aid, will pay forthe book, whic as directed, likewise fies of post F: prostrate peta ma the ports De MM. ew 0%, the 8) ot of the prostrate yiand, S is freq variety of complaints to w wep fee of $5, will en ¢ Th be f "Dr. M isthe guly ve RUSSES. N. BALSAM—For eradicating warbles 1) NOTI oe TO KUPE heal its anu wounds, however deep oF aggravated, JERSONS cilicwd with rnpe application to cankers im the heof ana quick probes justramental ai id oe t can 8 Tronld be " h * 4 Verey every stable. in recti In Gd each, lowne in ihe GueDIAL, AND WORM BALLS, Li ck pad of Hull QUID BLI»’ At this establishment, the ut writing vat his signsture sone have mad russes, and thousauds ae mont cantion is variably observed, in the selection of genuine aay TPT IONS J.B, fully impresare heir vital portance, shal) a . Phese riniwed neo be the oat eruptions ceurecy in the prepecution ol ares by mai i and are Prescriptions. aes, hbove medicines are prepared and sold exclusively at ave been eee Hanex street, three doors from Grad, oP |. baviDg. the Mail jew sYork. meut, where a ferme ders from the country prompily executed. alstm*s | fom Je ,stients. Germais Leeches, pe. Sit isnse New Ci] & tou Hambaig. hamlets! ew wehy € of Leeches, 446 Pearl st. ‘Tot “ieeteeted wrhave them ‘not ceing properly done, or now have eny operation per’ gargtal and oro pared to All terth and insert, from one to prinednige now noel wth 7 'y performed, and in fact perfect f his work can be seen in his office, avd eed given if required. a HISTOLS SAKSAPARILLA—Thw prepara of ‘Sarsay rpasses any thing heretofore mar ngqai ef the hawman ayetetn- edieal faculty is suc! ovum alt that is ¢ aimed {or puta Druggists and Ag: be ca,es will be given. ic fail to, be fully ents throughout the SALE OF BRISTOL’s SARSAPAR’ T nt, 50 Courtland str (retail at the follow jam st, and J0 Astor House; Ji Fy, and Johv Syme. D., 17 Aven Greenwi eases of the bli CITY AGENTS FOR THE iltiam Burger, who wich st aud a and at 260 Bowe: 357 louston st; A MeClaary’s, cor. Divi g Store: cnr, Broome and Suifolk st. W'S B ackenridge NW) Yo Ap it Ser & Co., Charleston, 8G. ‘Reed, 143 Fulton at, Brooklyn, L. TO T. DR, HULL'S UTERS ES. NAL SUFPORT! HRMS new fnateament Prol alling of the patently ‘iflicted as the means of perfect restorart’> ° health, it never having failed cf performing a cure, even uncer the most aggravated circumstances. ‘The Sapporter has attained a very as wel asin oi, Pee pessaries,and al surgi itats of London and Paris, iu Zurope by medi untry i tis sustained b ‘Colleges and Hozpi iiouers. ‘ 1 ‘Kooms have been furuizhed oxclusi a separate entrance from where a Indy is in cons! japponters to fernale natie NO CURE NO Péetio¢ KR. COOPER, of 14 Duane street, ets, talk jorm vat he still aftodrs relret to the both sexes, and may be always consu'ted with the ut he worst cases of de! from a reeidence of many years in hospitals in Europe devote: delicate disenses, aud from an extensive for the last ten Years, in, this particular ranch ef the profession,zuarantees a axfe,speedy and effectus puts themselves under high character in Europe ed to the entire isuse of ients, 7 is waoves ally recom Is, end by all the eminent for ladies, at No.4 ladies, zens and strangers, to the teatipent of ractice in this city, ‘cure to such perso s mild and judicious mode of treatment will require tion from business or alteracion in diet. protracted aud le eases, need not dea procured by false certificates aud false pretence: violable secresy observed in ail consultations. Separate offices nnot come iD comiact. ‘Letters, post paid, at- moderate. Office open from 7 in the morn- atnight. Office 14 mg uatil 10 o’ch QUACKERY USED UP"! HE. days of the monster Quackery are numbered; his reii ‘will soon be over, and the thousands and tevs of thousan: i Ciseases, and the equally into 05 pled, mercenary, bow rejoice at their apptvaching deliverance. has hitherto enshrouded ‘th nt 0 and thetmeans forfobiaintog relief it who are suffering under sec: placed withi the reach of a'l. themselves of the opportunity without delay, and procure at once a copy of the Medical Guide for the treatment of secret treatise contains a clear aud thorough examinauon of un eir various forms, with uselal and understand and of discovery — invaluable. to travellers, sca faring men and others, whe are ofven placed in situations where'they canaot ob! sof treatment, which all ms aid of a physician, or rish work cannot tail to pro} medical advice. tne Book stand, 92 Nassau st. corner ‘Any person sending $1, will have ore copy faithfully forwarded to them. CAUTION TO FEMALES. PHYSICIAN, wow acy, have a repu i scept by one of the @ Mtends to them personally,her wactice and knowtedze ecables ber to do 80. eceaaRTy (0 suis this, es she does Dot wish to | ders contumally male Physicians,” w! et some scarcely le: last and ‘Ll ‘anes from 9 A. M.towF. Wi. ng and dis? pe peridenee M48 Greearieh str bersy streets. Howr of attor PEMALS MONTHLY rilusr and invarieble saceese sf éhly, Pilla in all eases af ppreasion, or steppage of thove functions “the health of every fei their catroduction into the United ince Scates, pow about four years rious are corsiently attempted d off for the xentine. Che»p coramon pills a put ap im different iliz,” with the object of 7 te doa a bi sete Rtempts to. stp sufficient hare to siate that ‘e tarfeits, except i 144 Orecawich street, New Yorr ‘edeme Kosteli’s cignetere is written on the cover H. Bm 'Dhey sag de weed echexs enclosed inside of each box. pointraent a! 184 Grand street, eoruer of Allen, New Vork. TED LADIES. PREVENTIVE FOWDZE5. ia hase inraleable Fowdershisvs beeu ani wrope, but Frauce in eu ta well as'by thousandsin this county, a4 beiag the ouly ml for marnéd lavies, waoee basis Atrwelve cents 2 bor Me hy manrtied ov single, by follow se 150 AME REST fe, and effracious reme forbids a too rapid increate male Physician iu the two pri remthose of Vienna aad | axpsricnes and opportunities, abe a ont discoveries ip Medier) sci to the Temale frame, for which her edie ‘4s well in this country na in Europe. e physiotogy and euacomy of the female frame, Rer—by tracing the 0: 2 i sgare in the meridian of fh ntly inexplicable causes which 7 ko A prematare grnvem: ry ennaes of feane. erted femal carmel brat “a 1} know D, was for thirt iy pow siaud uni +, and the conseq’ w been the treons of pueast i feof manyan sfectionaie wife sad an, DEL eFER He 7 Wise nud virtiomte to prevent evils co » byvsimple and Lealtin will Unhesicas ve dollave s prekege ingly answer’ i the atinoctive. necomprisd with ean be forwarded by © letters must be post pa TELL, Female Phy ateant, New fork. Off Boston ofiee No.7 Paves PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. INVERDED AnD M. DE BOUDSLOGL MK Seieaute corabr seed to MADAM pal offce, 149 Grecaw om § AM. 090 sleek r known @!l over Surope to us ma ever discovered that z ealthy, they ere eersiv to Ua period il te any part of the went and importer for the Street, near Greeawieh street, it boxes sent by mail. Sol erry street, pear Vuited States, office 139 Libert Price $5—hail boxes also, by appountme: York, Will merer wil rave. he post paid. MADAMB RESTELL, SEMAL © PHYSICIAN, Offce eoet, bet wees Co: artinudt aod Libexty: st E tteti comideues or @ wire buts few day propat medical eéteudan portion, Will be Reeounnnodace d nia Ave rapid increaeeo farsit, nt bY mani! to uy part ofthe United States, ? 1d) addressed to * box St9. 07 LL would inform Indies of the exty, whose health would not admit of trav personal attendance a ates withia reasonable distance. B—Madame RE! she would devote | wart of the Uei OVE, COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE —Just publisn- iological Mysteries aud Kevelatious in Love Court. “rria-e—an infallible guide book for marred and 1 mutters of the utmost, importanes tothe hamau race ‘M.D. ‘Translated from the 34 P. ya them ip any By Engene Becklard, of beamiy ond cow sy mths mitt the soe Olfspriug, with newly discovered mode the preventi. n, oF pO} Dress, with tie forms a fa hopeless or an ‘A. marned life, as relates the principal subjects nice d. Je wholosate and retail at 102 Nassaa street, N- York. over evelosing one dol IVER, New York City, work, being sent to auy part of the Un das, or three copies will besent fortwo dollars. 63 2 procure a copy of ted States, or the Cans PUBLISIIED DAILY UY JAMES GORDON BENNETT, |W. CORNER, FULTON AND NAS?AU Ti Y Hanai mognine of the wpa s'rlocrs (aruisned at the bercopr= farm: 010, 1D RaVARer, OF