The New York Herald Newspaper, July 10, 1843, Page 4

Fact and Fancy. Taewexpovs Fine ty Saxpwicn Woons.—Cape Cod has had enottgh of diswster by fire the present summer, have to record another conflagration, more destructive by far than any with which we have yet been visited. It broke out on Sunday morning last in Sandwich Od ye between the north and south Falmouth roads. raged with fearfu vislones until yesterday, ali efforts to stop it proving uni ing: The fire, we learn, commenced nearly serene of **Snake Pond village,” and about three miles distant from it, and extended in a south- erly direction to within about two miles of Sand- wich town, It then shifted its course to the south aod burnt within a mile of Falmouth line, when it again took a northerly direction. After traversing a distance often miles, it took an easterly direc- lion, passing to the northward of where it had been betore. crossed the South Falmouth road and ex- tended towards West Barnstable. Some of the woodland which the fire traversed was valuable, but « considerable portion, we understand, was worth but little, as the wood had been cut off to supply the Glass Fa¢tory. Nevertheless the amount of property destroyed must be immense for Cape Cod, and we have heard of instances where the loss has fallen hard upon in dividuals whose entire capi- tal was invested. ‘The fire originated from a stroke of lightning. Of this, we believe there ig no longerary doubt in e who have visited the spot where it commeneed. The fluid struck a large pine tree, shattering it much, eats entered the ground, tea: We learn that | the fire was subdued yes- terday about noon, by the aid of a copious shower of rain. It had extended over to Hamblin’s Plain: West Barnstable, before its ravages were arreete passing within half a mile of Spring Hill in its course. Itis believed that much valuable wood wes destroyed in the latter part of its progre: {t isimpossible to tell with any certainty how much property has been lost by this confiagration, but it must be immense. Independent of the grow- ing wood, there were immense quantities of cord wood burnt.— Yarmouth Register of the Gt. Navan Inreiiicknce.—The U.S. ship Delaware from Mahon, via Gibraltar and Cadiz, arrived at Lisbon on the lothultimo. ‘The U. 8. ship Colum- bus, Capt, Morgan, from ‘Toulon, arrived at Gib- raltar on the 7th ultimo. The U. &. ship Falmouth and U. 8. brig Somers, of the Home Squadron, left Savannah on Saturday morning last; the former bound to New York, the latterto Pensacola. ‘The following promotions and appeintments have been just made in the nav’ Lieutenant Levin M. Powell, to be Commander from the 24th June, 1843, Passed Midshipmen to be Lieutenants—Wm A Parker, from the 16th May, 1843; James D Johnston, from the 24th June, 1843; Thomas R Ware, of Maryland, to bea Pur- ser. Navy Oxvens.—Commender Wm. Inman, order to com- mand the Warren revoked andbe ready for command of the steamer te be employed on Loke Erie; Commander J. B Hull, to command of the Warren; Lients. B. Shepard, J.B. Livingston, and R. E. Johnson, tothe Frankia temporary duty; passed Midshipman John $. Taylor, to the OnXahy-e os Acting Master; Passed Midshipmen Wm.A. Henry, and John Wilkinson, to the Phenix. Froatina Dock at Pensacora.—Some of the | Madisonians Southern papers have complained that the Secie- tary of the Navy has delayed too long the execu- tion of the act of Congress on this subject. The reason of the delay is this: various rival plans of floating doeks were presented to him, among which it was difficult to make a selection without a per- sonal examination of them when in actual opera- tion. He was much importumed by the proprietors of the principal docks to make such examination, and he determined to do so during his absence at the North on a visit of inspection to the several navy yards. Tt is known that, in consequence of the death of Mr. Legare, he was called back to Washington, and could not carry out this purpose. Not being willing to delay his action any longer, he satisfied himself that a selection should be made hetween two of the proposed plans, and he imme- diately wrote to the proprietors of them to offer their proposals. They are now in this city with that view, so that the work will be prosecuted without further detay —Madisonian, The Albany Atlas of Saturday says:—Young Bingham, the absconding clerk, who robbed the office of Mr. Elias Weed, of this city, some time since, has been arrested at Washington, D.C. A requisition from the Governor of this State hasbeen granted, and he will be brought back to this city for trial. Bingham was formerly from Roshester, where he sustained a high reputation for honesty and integrity ; but by the example of wicked com- p anions, and a resort to the inebriating cup, he has been led, step by step, into the vortex of ruin, and is now branded a common felon. SwamervL Bareartry.—A man named Jos. Hut- chinson, residing in Backs county, Pa, Was arroct ed at Willow Grove, on Tuesday of last week, by some farmers, who had become indignant at observ- ing his brutal conduct towards a yousg men whom he claimed as an apprentice, and whom he had tied with several cords to the tail of his wagon, compel- ling him to trot behind, while the wagon was pro- ceeding at a fast rate, "The young man was perfect- ly exhausted when released, and would probably have died before reaching Bucks county. The young man said that although bound to Hutchinson until he was of legal age, he has Jong outstayed his time; and that the erime for which he was then punished was in going off to visit his mother, whom he had not seen for along time, Hutchinson was bound over, by Justice Fretz, to appear at the August term of the court in Montgomery county. An Uncommon Acctpent.—On Sunday morning, says the Dubuke Express of the 11th ultimo, while the steamboat Rapids was lying at our landing working off steam, a wild pigeon flew direetly over the seape-pipe, just alter the pufl had blown off, when the air, partially returning, drew the pigeon into the pipe, and down into the valve, so that it became closed. From this positien it could not be dislodged till the scape-pipe was unscrewed and taken off. Several persons on the landing saw the bird fly in, and caused the difficulty to be made known, otherwise it is possible that an explosion may have been the consequence. Tre Weaturn axp tHE Crors.—We delight to dwell on this theme. The weather could not be better for harvesting the wheat and making the corn ww. We have had six successive days of clear, ot weather. On Sunday afternoon the sky became darkened with clouds, and a war of the elements was foretold ; but all passed off with a gentle rain and a shift of wind to the eastward, cooling the nre- vious fervid heat and refreshing vegetation. Yes- terdey was clear, with delightlul and invigorating tweezes. A friend in Princess Anne informs us that every thing looks cheering to the farmer in that county. The wheat, he says, proves to be a better crop than has been made in that section for many years. The corn and oat crops too, were never more promising, and if nothing happens to mar so fair & prospect, the yield of both will be beyond all precedent.—Norfolk Herald. Horntp Munver Nean tux Saker Roav.—Our citizens will remember the rumors that were rife on the afternoon of the 4th, that the body of a man had been found near the Shaker road, under circumstan ces that left no doubt that he had been brutally murdered and probably robbed. It is now ascertain- ed that these rumors were true. His name 1s sup- posed, to be James Haugh or Haughton. _ _. BOOK-KEEPING. — ME. W.K BARLOW respectfully sunounces th MR. C. C. MARSH, in his business as an Accountant and Teacher of Book keeping mm this nue # street. where he wi! | con’ at his room 86 ( ; ise of ivetraction sud practine, #9 # °° predecessor. Vir. B. solscits | Community and respeetinkly ask Ueus got ee RSH, Serie tare ow dn is rie r thie city, how, Whow he DAILY. With the science of impertinstruction. He = paitie favor to whieh “ NT BOL, BOTTOM | GLASS “ HU ARSuk RP Sate ta we now become celebrated, and ¢xien “ae terme are red at els bi entitle the pupil te tetris appa qualified Mor the sounins pot 8% tanow Ms, ARL tac! 10 sma wesiint “MOVE Drewer ri fom ion ots Bron days fem doers below the ¥rukin ued mp a pew 100m in mopetle sete he wil wae the same ars ere to see hie ol patrons b> per tirer tierwtine al He has Siac private rooms for Ladiey’ hair dressing. and jempooi ‘This powerful Extract of Jampoony is eonsidered by thousn of "Nem Yorkers und strangers as one of toe healthiest articles for the enre of dandruff mud: ing the bair, ia approved by che Facalty of Medicine in Pacis, and patested ot W ashi ton. Nothing is more Jelightfal than to go tire sus operation ere ot P MARS _i3 2m "7 AL daca tthe | Pe aycenro aid wonder Of allwho he ane alld a i one ere 80 pe petteny mle ieante, " fone lamp will give mote light than sit at an ex: pense of iste than bale cent hea. Al w reg oxtinias cas nee tiem intaey admire them for their beautifal peat a pear ance, simpfietly, safety and economy, and above all, for rior slewdor of their ight. And, te oe Se seem esingd 10 become the universal light, 0 great hes bee: Gemand Should there be any. who’ yee prefer the light, “Bea them Souk aa they pass, Menara "aands & Cor Dy ug Store, comér of broadway aud Chamber et., and hundreds her places where they have the trae | For farther particulars Pail at No. 198 alton st. (new bar in New York, where they re tersa'e wholesnle and retail by J. O Go. Best chemical oi! 627 couts,and camphine 50 cen pergniion. A liberal deduetion by the barre to seil agaim— | Miso with auy sunila: alg) o9 lamps to agents or others, to again. “ee. SHANGEABLE LOCKS FOR JAMES Bruns INVENTION. UITABLE for Payks, , and Store doors, where onl aA 16 requi ie im want of a first rate article for Boat pr y obtain the same by applying at § E nd Bt, cor of i : OF aout Eon i 200 CASKS OF “BOYD! 4 AK Er OR PALE BY iy eo Out srhier, for | HI? hense hi underzone* many tmpertan alterations and shorough re re, having been in part refurnished. will rich and elegaut furniture jar his bes pen forthe rt pLion o| company. ‘he tion of this Hou i to is Mi de hy sh known to ire a of Fada Nit aniead kt coe? Bak cot 1 Most iterate of any proprietor intends not be wanting to nnurove its natural erintendant bth ic, Baitumore, April 26, 1843, BOARDING REDUCED. WALTON MADSION EGU E—326 Pearl street, Franklin York,—J. Fowler & Son Lm leave to revurn thanks to thes Bioads apd the pots in general , for the liberal yuppert ty ave 1 years past at the above Hotel by Msiness to Merita cou eof ‘thelr hvors, the provrietors, having reduced the prices of Boat ents per day, or two dollars fifty cents sitaviea in the most business part of pt to the Albany, Borton and Vhila- delobin kewise tothe London, Liverpool and Bristol packets. above house needs no comment, xs cone of the most ih and spacious premis Aiarge yard witha fine sripg of water, with every ether requ: atte to make i In above house combines the ways on the premises, Ive ly by himseif, ‘Ke, Set a glass. Spinicashtand bors P. 8. Private rooms for {anni 'o charge for storag: N. B. No connection whatever with the Walton House 1 pet door j2 2ra* BOARDING FE TABLISHMENT AT LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY. ‘THE undersigned would respectfully aunounce to tha Msah to retire from the heat and duat of the eicy, e e or threugh the season, that he hi reception of vi:ivors, and tn spared to make ther situation pl place is situated on tae Atlantic ocean, about thirty miles from New York, and for pureness of ait, opportunities for bathing,and beautifa! ecenery, is not sarpessed by any resort in the eounay. teamboat: it cannot but prove a pleasant and agreeable 0 With to srend the sammer in the country "898 apeont atom {risa —_ So a fe en 1 hus conitions tw atealy be me Sar to inf them that he has still two double and eae ed wei sich he Byes terme love e suitthe times, if imi wae py toaccommodaie the beaaty The situation is gieral ‘the most ung Terres. fave very fi front, board: an enjoy tia juxary with greatest eo 4) ee pnboats ply constantly thi toand from'New You (B3 wba he, 1, Belmont Ww Briton HOUSK, LONG ISLAND —this sea ay place is now prepared for visiters, ‘This situation is not surpassed by eny on tha Island, either for its extensive seen>ry Gooling shades, convenience to, the bathing, and shorty ess of distance from the cities. jes start trom Fulton Ferry, Zecokdynas 5 o'clock, P.M., ‘aad from Bath House “eo BETAENCEMRN HFS ORDER OF THE jt of 2 * Hogns 31 inthe City ——SOSLINGS SPL NOIB “DINING ROOMS, Non cf tronage Which has been extended o aud culightened aommunity, has suabl improve his Diniag Hooms #9 23 now hundred persons stones me. aceommodare mabiu t these additions to his favorite ai Whilst ell kuown establishment t, he has not been mindial of tne suit reater com ai Ce | conveniences of ustomers=having ly ventilated the light airy sa- ft a detached the kilchens, #0 as Connplete ely to excinde the efllu: eat whieh eceanarily a ises trom cooking for two or three ir pe ay. whe walls of the Sa- Joon have been embellished by some most Shorea. ana contly Onl Paintings of the ancrent and Ae ‘schoo! eyo and statuary, aud busts of Washington, ‘Napoleon, ‘ih he | Bill of Fare surpasses all others in say, part of the Uni- ted Beates—including salmon of 30 and 40'bs weight, ts, per plate, with anchovy sauc & roast and bolied meats of the tables, atG ceuts per plat strawberries. Pastry of ail chops, &e. and. 01 chotee: reen peas, new tule t prices equally ergen sud iiaek Meas, wei re pl iced. Having visited and being conversant with the mode of busi- Sf icted Dining Saloons in Europe, America, & the subscriber feels no hesita- tion in asi izens that his ona as ine ferior to none e that he has seen in any ments—besides which th steamer Orus, Shrewsbury a daily trip jy7 2weo om the Fuiton market, and the Tieemer rom the foot of Robinson servers will each make Siac MUEL COOPER, MANDdION oie 3 HOTEL, SELUAD ET LPHiA--SOUTH THIRD STREET. or Families and Gentlemen. JOsern HEAD respectfully announees to_his old friends aud the public, that he has re-opened the Mansion Honye lately kep im. The entire renovation of tnis establish- ment for v commodation of famil: ind gentlemen, with i and humbse servis he hopes for a share . What with the ly of the best that rhe mfortabie body ‘Rood Wines and good cheer, his every effort will be directed to the satisfaction of his pagrons. ‘The New York Courier & Enqmrer; New oe ‘Herald; Bostiu Consier ; Balumore Americsn; Wash 3 chmond Enquirer; Richinond Wh 3 Charles « 4 Courier; New Orleans Picayune ; will please insert one coetbcadissaal their bills tothe Mausion House, j23 Imr_ Exung House on this Continent. fe tatsbtihinent has bean supplied throughout with Cro- ton Water, which passes through improved filterers; aud the Saloon open every di y, from 6 o’clock A. ia untu 9 P.M, and oa Sonday’s from 70°elock A. M. nut 14 a HENRY GOSLING ‘HICK OF San: INSURANCE COMPA NY—Office 36 Wall street. ‘his Company conunue their bussness of insurance against loss or damage by fire, on goods, wares and merchandize and also, on vessel: and their earcoes ngamst lossby snland rons” Thomas W Thorne ‘Thomas T Wooduf John R Davisen mee. @ ware, Hy OMAS WwW THORNE, ir SANS SOUCI HOTEL, BALLSTON sPa. TRE Subseriber owe become the lessee of this Poses nian resents It to the use of the pravelling! public. each, who recently becar ntiy repaired,and offers every di sogmuly the tastes aud secure the comfort of visitant: ‘Th he scriber, aware of the preference for the minera) waters of Ga, Will procure a eoustant supply at sucn intervals and ich mode as We preserve their graceful as weil ax medi nal eppatios object to make this establishment 2 preferable resort for families and those whochoose comfort and qui than the crowd tumult of our sister watering plece. The manner of its eonstruction—the ieysionanece of “7 rooms, with its aie shaded grounds, admi t it to that purpose. iT more eiectaaly t to necomp] mah it, the ih scriber intends ma‘erially te redui theratest arges to those who favor him with any contunuing extent of patrouage; and in all things will endeavor to promote the convenience and cnjov- ment of his guests—in no way redueing the supplies and com- forts hitherto provided for their entertainment. ‘The house is now open, and in complete preparation: R. 8. WARREN, Bailston Spx, June 12, 1843, au i¢22 Im* re CONGRESS HALL, SARATOGA SPRINGS. THs. celebrated and fashionable Hotel has recently nnder ove Lhe most thorough renovation.is newly aud handsome- ly Soe ant is now ready foi ption of the public. The establishment is under th on of its proprietor. » who will be most happy to renew his attentions to jormer patros and iriends. | Congress Hail it situated near the celebrated Congress spring, atwhieh a Band of Music will play, at stated hours duriug tne . Acarisge a always be in readiness to convey pas- euzers to and from the railroad depot, free of charge. Every attention will be paid to visiters, to make their stay agreeable, and pri il be in conformity with the times. ist 1m*r eS s Saratoea, June 26th, 1943. AVON SPRINGS, ivinastON COUNTY, NEW YORK. HE Proprietors would notity the public 9p. ut the, on _ the anpual visitation of these fountai heater has rived, and that there are five b otels and four fae rd establish- For adyice in re- p their individnal cases, nad for analysis of, the different ay are permit- ted to refer to Dr. J. W. Franeas, D jond street; to Dr. D. Buikley, Lecturer on diseases of the skin, No. 43 Bleecker strees, or to Dr. Salisbury, at the Springs, m27 2m*r SHARON SPRINGS, PAVILION, SCONARIE COUN N.Y ph an commodious Motel having been enlarced, repainted and pati ished in the most elezant manner throughout, during the pst winter, will be opened for the reception of visitere by the subscribers on the 25th of Mey enguinr, ‘The alterattons and additions to the interior will enable them to’accommodate a mech greater numberof visiters thanformerly ina manner affording every comfort and convemence. The promensde groands will be handsomely relard out with a view to afford the most advantageous prospect of the surrounding country. The roads to and about the Springs are being im- 4 AE 1 Inferiuspi iu atmosph proved and new ones opened for greater accommodation of equestrians. dee grounds and water courses 1p the vicmity of the Bath House have also been tastefully laid out, The Bath louse is being enlarged and much improvedaud will accommo- date all who may desire to bathe. There are four new aud spaci- ous Ball Alleys which have lately been erected. ‘The intericr ar- rangements of the Pavilion are such ax to affo attention to the comfort and wishes of visiters with awell organized corps of servants; 4nd im short the subscribers will be pre) = to receave their visiters in a mauner not to be surpassed establishment in the oe Of the White Sulpaur Water of Sharon Springs itcan be said it 1s not su by any thing of the kind im the known world for the care of rheumatic, cutaneous,bilious and dyspep~ Ue complaints, and for the cure of erysepi sait rheum, sero fula, liver complaint, and apa debility, -_ been certified by some of the most eminent medical pro! By a recent analysis made for the proprietors of the Springs, by one of the most eminent chemists in this country «Dr. Chile ton of New York) the following results have been obtained trem one gallon of water>— Solphate of Mazi Bulphue of L Chioride of Sodium Chloride of Magnesiam Bydrosulphuret of Coltam Vegetable extractive matters. Sulphuretted Hydrogen Gas- These Springs are within a few rs’ Baratogs, Nehenectady, Usien, &cr; and are acceanble eithet from Canajoharie, on the Albany and Utica Railroad, where Bort coaches daisy await the arnval of the morning ess from henectady and Utiea, to convey visitors to the 8) distance of about eight mile the tu ngs, & "ving in time for ding he alley, by daily stages on of the city of Albany. Persons ys 4 FH. nd poate, wee oi a prins the ueztwey tn time, for di CLARK, GARDNER & SKEL! April 26, 1845. 030 cod3mn®r iG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY, “BATH BUILDINGS,” (Formerly Renshi TS ye well-known Ce delightful sea hing establishment ed for the reception of visitors on and after the Sain Fume test hg valldiine mar endorsoes & complete and thorough repair, and no efforts will be spared to maiutain the deservedly high reputation which this establishment has here tofure acquired. "Lhe price for boxrding will be $7 per week, instead of the 19, children and servants half price. Youre je, ot Yequitiog much room, will find accominod atily ket, and the steamer Shrewsbu ny. © from the foct of Robinson st, will each wake # dail on New Yok and Loog Branch. Stag the erry 0510 con i gene ce oe to Lovg Branch. Wave: 4 s JAMES Litas LINE ORCHARD.—This well known de al xetreal, is now open under the supe eatecriver. Te th To the nacaral inducements to visit euch as the taapallcent stenrey sx the rel ) will be added every effert upon the ig proprietor the shape ‘of ‘eateful astention, well ished da es, and alt the delicacien as ag sapactti als season) to comfort and pleasure vo his Cl. BEACH. June, 10/2, Aregular of Post Coaches is established for the com * re to the Monatain House, immediately after the landing of bouts at Catskill. Jez? ame ATH, be tenon ADE EA THESE EN TLEMES! N's BALOON NOW OPEN—Great rena tion. athss és sss vee oe 25 cents, out. NL dpe varies wee . an 5 ‘The mbscriber having leased the store catablishmene for n term of years, has commenced it E ‘on a seale which when completed, will, he flatters ne in taste, in cost- |y sleganes and tnegniheenee, With any ‘sinflarentabliahinent jt in the work ing visited d A ok] in Ka- rope, he feels no hesitation in assuring his cape citizens that the actuated him in it wmen has for the past thirty’ ter nef hat est.) Cpe moorey ‘pe anf 4 convenienee, shall yor the pre- ter at occesiOn be lost sight of, and that to the it 3 bees 9 tars Sanh ke erg i eet abrs cat a te" yot my omc ‘ od yanting to ren- “ne pins nitra” of veyfec readinees ina few da: po ba be given rine res Bal ‘om wi Ly in deveription, of the varied impro a and the whole thrown Pan RAND PREM. t | bata dn of the House Ne. 8 0 TE T Fottou streer, known as cere thanks to al!’ those who hm ‘With Uheir patronage at has fe and ak dey the enjoyme ‘bath hy 1 Ladi t 8, ohne, + the has opened estaUlishiment in the city ; and whore i, ia the iol au where also, by mare “ted atieution, together w. | serio be rurpenred im the eater for on Sr es tumuance of chat patronage, whieh m tipeune have beew spssed. Vib Feaisabin” ptaer ite Sn ime C8 By Pespecfelly informa bis friends that he has resumed his former yeas at 13) YJ street, between Broadway and Nassan ed to acecimmodate dinner aud supper former well known style. roome for Reference Committees, Courts ke. in Constant in former times, NEW FIREWORKS S TABORATORY, BY JOHN Ti oT RCHNIBT, Thom LRWEDEN. PYR: et | Mi tora ROL LESS Sat IARDH have the honor to ink fer the American hat | they have an e: assortment of Works, of d every Long Dock in New City, opposite New York. which they offer to Commitiees and oziiers, at the inost favora- L, at thelr, establishment, at Harsimus ia shalf mile from Jersey ble prices in the market. Believing in the new trade iple of a modetate cash price fora good article, they request the avo of the public at the pcre place, OF af the store of 4 Joh instou, No. 51 Cou og landt street. All orders, on of size or «prompt. ay attended to, by addressing the ot eribers at tithes oF the racy. wy MICHOLAS.A, AOLLBERG & J! ZEAGARD eto tet Dock, New CROTON WATER. Tite Tinned Lead Pipes invented by Mr. Ewban! he lopinion of a very large umber ofthe best rites yacians and most scientific men ot iv Pape shar oenaecanea with safety in conducting this water. ery great danger of poison is ineucred by the use of way other. Tnysicams and other scientific men refer, to mmerous cases ‘heresickners ang death has aetually resulted fiom the use of the common lead pipes. ‘Che subscriber has arrangem: tokeepon band «Tuli and coustantsupply of the Unged lead pipes, which be will sell to bps others on the most favorable terms. JOHN C. CASS, _jeléhin ‘71 Broait street. CROTON WATER-DAYS SiKST PREMIUM 11 DIA RUBBER HOSE is eontidently reeommended for any purposes for which leather 1s used, and is warranted to pos- sem i piles ing pears = fh Crt iat. It is perfeetly tight under pressure o: roton. 24. Ivis bade of the strongest fabrics, and will not mildew to injure 1m the least, and requires no attention. ‘3rd. It is not destroyed, by coming in contact with oil or reuse, nor aiffencd by cold weather, nor ean the rubber de: compose, as rulerivt articles are in, no eace'nted. Bhowld the leust complaint be pede of the Hose os sing the above propestion It wil bs taken broke atany tun tide of’s:x mouths from ite purehase, abd otlier wiven In change wathout charge. Athe Coupling and and jet pipes will be attached without charge. Buyers will uote that we are clearly eatusfied that this hose (the process of malting which is unknown to auy other in the trade) isjust the article long wanted for pacing water and many other ligeids. HORACE H. DAY, il7im#r Successor to Roxbury |. R. GABELL & HUGHES, Plumpers, at_ tn ond Nassau streets, New York.—House moat approved plan, with Croton Waser, Wi Hydrants ‘all dese? ptions. Hache fitted up with Boilers for Hot and Cold water, Lend aud Tron Pipes of ine best quality; Sheet Lead,Foree aud List Pumps, and ali azticles in their line of business, to be kad ou reasonable terms, ers received for Fire aud Garden Ho bers, flatter, themse!ves from the long ex iu the above hasiness in Philade!phu tisfaction to all who mS Speck w th the FERENC! Sempe Rain Ex, Regier of Watering Committee, Phila | Joust Hancock, Builder, ditto Sseorge J Erdman, Assistant jof the {Harrisburg Water, Works, itt Qo. twig. Plamber, ditto paras No, #68 Greenwich sreet,New" York T. Cochran J-Hebineaus 45 Chaslton street, die Joba L. Watkins, Lia Fulton street, “ditto UNITED STATES TEA EMPORNUM, B81 ,Yate 129 Chatham street, New York And 116 Fulton Street, Brooklyn. Aone ov 318 Lae 7 WHULESALE AND Rk’ ‘iL. TH (oe TEA COMPANY continue to offer for asic new axd ‘regrant Teas of int sey and style ‘Their assortment specially includes the most delicions and powerful grades o/ Green and Black Every package beara the 45 MainenLane corner of Jonn ‘up on the ter Closets and jeS Ime E eA pe ates Mev eed ods to re coe aeniae a ote ammleO wal ment tere: lo als to 48 » ¥6x38 O« dean Yor Toltelumeoos to -nseoiq oT fay ab MEDICAL. vB, IF FRA NG OCULIST, « 2 Fe > HES Calpine the Eves, have “hepa Breateat, cea that has ever been ms pang eases of the ey! cures for oo fever date remove Be vat ie oo ute |e. Sri erica atc teeerion | & ixrciees Rs nenst Lah pred aay tobe aot af the olfice,will We, thet uuth of aaa isyensed Astonishi; res per orined by Mie Gengea on ie and in cazen believed to ep th en Hed. aiheatatinaly recommend him asa safe and skill iat, aud be! ‘his preparations: " gre o of the greatest discoveries ever rey for Diseases of Dogean D Daubar, Pastor altt Chareh, John Peck, ‘Agent of the, Home ‘itty By Becidty) « sour Se cece neni liastoithe various forise Dr. Me is rene at tBeconieny wnaeely | fi cSt wana a perfoet eure yithout acre performed in from 3 to thw eee ap tmnetions in thi os et sand enlargement of ee ta panied with much wration and dull pats m “a are some of, the couseguences of mal-treatment . cures: ures inascientiie Manner, promoting ‘their absorption, Without any pain. some advertisements o8 the subject of strictures, the symtoms aie defined—-3 his ts delusion, enlargement of the prostrate id fous bymaptoms | ‘It is era te vefen a ratty the eousulted where Constitational fering from stractive hal ed ecne, $- 14 rary erty! ladies. et No.4 pT, joopricts, To some forma hand and in proper wit bee ‘urethra, such. car of ‘land, Accom- ‘Coue, Pastor of the Fira Jacob Bronver, Paster of the Nort! Church. A. Wheelock, Pastor of the I#th Baotist Churen. Joseph Andrade, Roman Catholic Priest, St Peter's Church, aot, Reetor ef Saint. George’s Church, Beekman “Gcome Glenny, M. Dir Member ofthe Royal College of peers Lisaags, aad of We hiadioal Goclate et Men tok, Patenes cuended ‘a at he office ol reasovabieiterms, lus comideration for the poor. sot Brevarations tan oaly be had at DR. J. FRANCI8’, ‘Artificial. Eyes inserted, which cannot be distinguished el carat ote erese casera EXTRAORDINARY CURE. OPIFERQUE TER OBEN DICOR. RB. JOHNSON takes this method of -iaiering the pablie the }» and. eouanited with. tha uber: comtdiones ti es on Sogo in the Wort cases of secret diseases, Or any o| ting. from the use of mercury, or the mal-pra ti ot etal The floras extract of a letter in'the Johnson, learly ilastraces the tramph of esters pease over medica! quackery, and at the same time show gran in ae Pablo, disprispmation hereon. the rex aw an pat myself unde} the enre ‘a hostrum vend: when my iseage frat apoe le promused to eure mie for 0 ind made but tight of my affliction. bog pe impro! ne woree every dxy—m' failed.t was unable this vile tnpos- joctor, but mere jess nitnation a ‘fiend hired a car nage (vot beiag able to walk at the tine) and Nadia! wo } Your ollie, 17 Duane st. You examined my case ard promised t You have pe dyour undertaking ort now ease perteet beats chink i nha to to make this statement pa pabh Carpenter, 1 Sioaiee i New York. A medicine may he had ef Dr J_to prevent the above disease inany of its no“erous forms. " Ofien openstiom 71 in, she morn ing ’ull ten at night. im*re SHERMAN’S LOZENGES: ENORMOUS auancities of i during the year, «ud stil the dlewaud as constantly lucrease mg. In five years the Doctor has gone from a few pounds u to 57 tona in a year, and where it will stop we ean Sipe While Sherman's Lozenges are 10 pleatant that for them,” they. are. wonderfully e they would Hot be ronized by our worthiest citizens, ‘aa for instauceEx-May or Sherman Brownell, Eg Rexister of the city, W. H. Bunn, depaty rewister ey. Mr, unbar, of the McDoug- al street Church, Rev. Sebastian Streeter, of Boston, Rev. Mr. f the ‘Oneida; Conference, Hon. Senator Ach lew Jersey, and hundreds of ethers of the like high reapectability. Sherm; ra Lovenges~Tested in over a million of cases, a Soueeinauee by the medical faculty to be the only tafe and certs worm destroying medieine in the sword. They ue presenbed daily by nearly all our phyweians. Sherman's Loreuges alone have any Teputation--the a member of ghe Medical Society and n skilful prac one. Sherman's Camphor Lozenges—Leadache, 5 pitstoks lownses of spitien, Sad Genormdcasse ete d ine herr minutes by them. ‘They have been fully proved in a multitude of cases and never known to fail. Shermun’s Cough Lozenges allay’ all tickling or imitation of the teroat or lungs, promote expectoration an the most ‘consi or colds iu one day; also, asthma and whoop: Tey Seach “ast cohclewseobpe ket Consumption hes re- need Been not ouly relieved but effectually cured by Bher- h ‘all other means fail ely cured by Sienan's Papal old by agents, 227 Hudson “ sree ao ee Site tomnns ay ae ureful in © aes o'| jarclay sf mers Mi ue cal Seay of indulgence in secret de- and whuse nerves re fur her injured from the ) Whien stir reals such caseaon polonveat pi rine jes aud never alla in establishing & ‘al pase ere ss contarning « fee of $5, will ensure pre; eee or for $10 medicines willbe forwarded Parka German « history of his case an de- Meise Buligo sz toes Greenete ith two or three excep ions, Dr. M_ ertising ¢ Surgeon ii ind WONDERFUL DISCOVERY, STREee SOLUTION FOR ‘THE HAIK, ieliek, will Ke grey hair to its originel color iu a fe This solstien different from auy vet offered, and cannot fail ot supercedang all others. It is highly ¢ aud possesses the great advaatage of ‘Deautifying the balr, without injuricg its growth. "Fhose who doube its tues aro requested to have their hut changed before psying thetr money. If hambugs would take this method, there would be no reason to complein. ube over, and and teps of thousands ‘One trial seill prove the fact. ° ‘ing under tect Creates. and the Sold wnaleaale and retail, and aprlied, at No. $ Chatham’) erasle impostnons of unpriucipted meres ee the ol Records lew York, ap staira of Tayatery wi Which eeereegning Wushro ie ‘th ‘LO! ‘EN' A MIRACULOUS INVENTION TO cunt bagel ea, CLEAR THE SEIN. "THE. patsotehiog pe pew Mery meng, ust surprise all. | once a copy of th ‘Medical Guid onld cure ern pti es by thi vi sau clear, dank, yellow, or sunbarut akin, tar whieh the most | 4 fetnied Ors VAUGH ot powerft been used im vain. Very ry atreng yet reader, itit ipjusean ey ty make it iu that shape as any other. ‘The italian ical Soap hag been found mfalitble m the fol- lowmng diseases of the skin—pimy biotehes, treek: salt theun scurty, erysipelas, Barber's iteh, heat stots, morphews cc. It has reemved most flattering encomiums from the Medical Bociety of Pari hoeallit¢a “miracte—a wonder | w! ‘snd a blessing It gives the skin a youthful, healthy bloom and freshness, aud it will cure the bites of insects, masquitoes, Price 75 ets. ding $1, bed bugs, galt ppete rs, Ke, Sold ot fifty cents a cake, by I. | have one copy isiahralty FOES them. Jones, at a =< jesal oF beans (ome) th in A eee eeeanny | Di Cooren, of 11D street, between Charan streets, Cakes this method of intormin; teapgers,that he jor * uh to the w + ef poor 5 sea eu Reta re And offectus’ tn the ¢ Hy pert Si fee.n wo the ta Oiies ae ho ‘qualified ed wi and it, Beso to nl, Fou ak swecie! Te—t Bose, Peet oaks Oma ehipurigteimeed oyeiahisieem ted thacity A WACKER Y USED UP"! monat ist ere ory are numbered; his reigm these placed withis Gs themselves of no for ‘of the ‘Dublin Tock EN toreaar coutalus n clear and thorougl examinehon of inall their various forms,. with uselal and understand and val nn of Sisaovery, a aon uable to travellers, laced hte turers! Wt ‘We ner Third and Dock streets; or ote! treet; in Albany, et. Agents wanted jei9 im#ee —This 4 Lite roicme of the most convenient and private yacans of cure are stated in tthe plainesi possibie manner. Ane net only are directions given for the inore simple and rece: ceaen, Dut those which have fallen into hanropee pands, a ‘continue on from raouth to month, Such persons will see immediately, th pete these cure, whatever mr? may eva ‘an Qe purse on parsivalar case. Tt i,t to the treatment of delicate or es, and from an extensive prastice in this city, for the last teu: years, in. thie partion ular ranch #f the profession,gaamnteos a and effectun treatment Coo) cod feration indlek” Penson: aileted eta Pprotractedaud i deplorable cases, need ‘not, hry of. pepe per informs the public that ho is the only surgeon who advertises in Duane st: and ibits no diploma from the procured by false certificate violable secresy observed 50 as penal exnnot com teaded to. hraes yes tnoderate. me ga Le % ‘clock at night. O} wel ta the ‘a 0 btained only of the rear ats saying thet he ibove referred, ae 8 Ray ware, however, of The Joep and just colicivtde which maay cereals — ot pee . weil as experience in Nis, the author deems it. prep et 0 tre fol hate cae BE toe opmeeaaition etter fe tt nasi f fc trust, Aud this.he is the more inclined to him thet, for want, of mformatieu of tite ve selected trop a list of ad ing people the vipers sain a Sheeler 1 euree=but a poh ectret jaane street, Fe BL * “vieedhiane etal Auf L THe TRUE EXTRAOT. O¥ SARSAPARILLA from 21 Courtland tis gaining a mianity yd before: known, in fact it is sold at 8 Teegona ie price, auld \eaade of as good materials as an rr. will convince the miott sceptical. To be had only as ‘above, Dries 50 cents per bottles $4 ner do FOR THREE SHILLINGS A BEA HEAD OF HAIR MAY Be AyTFUL pandavere ED ead ahr t, red, eee At oral He ie testimonial Toctera eae of Europe, to the most em> ateMisy vasa niente lune line ee pela ae ‘Teferriog to almoct’ pirat tian of 2 in this city. AN Be erated, h eae ster row ‘of confidence to those who ate str nto hi | cesarean cath by post, and for such he ia ‘ 7 s COBLAININg ccensnry for & iy obtained such distis hed al gueaiont eit therets ype rack rau speedy. and Private cure. Itw taiwarded ies sary om die tregies. extraordinary healing virtues hav 2 : coo ELE aS CR NE FOTN ifiie proprietors are therefore doubly euvious ta MEDICAL CAUTIONNO PUFF, AsARDITHOMAS ROBERTS & CO, Druggiste and Medicine Venders of Crane Court, Loudim, Marast Fiace, Manchester, au roadway, New. York, respectfully sn: hounce to the public: thathaving’ succeeded 1s callfag attention to their invaluable Medic airs Lnfe Pills,” an ey emg now fully tested, ud, its success as a‘carative fished, that 29 medicine ever 01 grow natu rally dark rea and scanernel seat pre ot of, sonee OG ig made fe be sh ailky, and keepin it 30 twive as log ar} where iter ta good Gp roprietors are therefore doubly. aurious to recommend fy tested Jones" Coral Fair tomes the Pills to those whose loss of hen! healun by dyspepsia or rhe 0 Stra id othere=be nut deceived. of compounds desidediy favorable for now: tie affections: ma Te TD Boceats eich fudvertising Dectors (oalt neaea). ng, softening, esnemng growth, euring dandradt and ssaking atring of tides—roat ih Rever saw a colic; ked through i:—tt » best pan Mas, Ifyou require inedieal " ysician and surcegn, call ou Ds, Evans, Nip, now Chatham street, near Pearl st, New York, where er mildestand most expeditious plan of treatment in all con ents gases inay be devended on. hag bad forty years experience in’ extensive rivat tH ih - blie are bet ~ arclighly extol ¢; His family medicines for vari- cacy Of ths mild beg tins dane * - Hitherto | Seswepes Ullt0 FM. Oftces well arran ted fer privacy ON SLRIGLUKE AND ITS Cun. Ta, Rei 120 WING REMARKS WILL TLAGE B public afew moss deeply inter mang facts ave called StMICTURR, +4 of very /yequen CUNV ERC: emiata in persons whe “ye sware of st; next that notion ipecting Siricture, ond that ignorant adver ‘aang lareenapi ews ef lac errenenis matrans Heulur eweumetoncer by whick'a’ Sttictur tn thalesiphone “ot trie: iret cortin fo free Srom geome en — ‘acsomphshed ‘Wich te ret fe to othe frat of these tis weil ell kpown that Staeture is then rent tote Gonorzhoa ‘If, for instenee, thai 4 ad teocee there on from month to month, ut slide: ere ty. mation of the charity and — thi u ough strictare may thus re sain ‘of ai il At is ar froma laying derma seuous —— eke Yous and dyspe; But what ¢ light, red, ogre we kslr grow stree! rtm onder ‘Thies sold a the low ow pie of ae iting st reat i 7 a ew ts the a1 le, 82 se) = lock streets; or next tothe eth Hote! ces tem of advertising or meritrici upon its own virtues amongst those whoseextensive medical urements and high chascier for integrity, place them out of e possibility: os, afin ry. ‘Thomas Koberts have the permission of Dr. Fitler, of Prliladelphia, for stat his strong recommendation of the use of these Pills ranged biliary oraplalnty and flying rheumatic symptoms. By such undoubted testimony as his athe nel to undersiaud and apreciate the su aria, e me roy to the powerful pisasives at have the shay ils, which may hae relict for aon eee time, but alwaysat the expense of the rystem, by en- feebling it and rendering it moze lable: to receive agaha other complaints. ‘The same high medical authority, in dea virtues of this medicine, saye it differs in maby respects very essextially from the pill ‘authave hitherto been brought before the public, visable to make the public acquainted with the general properties they possess. Pan fe Pills, as ‘a purgative, ere Sound to act oe when they do eely, 1t is owing less. to their pesgative qualives than po ery bad condition of the they are acting upon. aoe ‘ble ingredients of which they are strictly composed, will ey instances chemically decompose the deleterious Lilies that i is generated by various causes, and impedes the vital anc organic operated of re in the human frame. ix principally by decomposition—insigorating by incre tone nuk quelity of the blood—strengtheni ‘4 a feetually Wi ati ie Ane} and by by these ‘agent—in a Pit iadelp . C.; in Bostou, 8 State street; in Charleston, 207 street bany, 57 State street; in Brooklya, anes Agents wanted in all other cities. jel9 OCTOR Beira ye ory ition (desl i tte a Darien the" emoval vot pate Csea in trey ceasally treated by iicspenienced or yacestvel yeseiton: "es ers—ctox« taboring ar the destractive ebects of more wry oF or ar Svou, tany connele Dro: Slate with strane ing mernake, who have best the sub- jects of delicate diseases, may cusell Dr. Deli with honorable ‘confidence. Pasi-paid aay Soapeibl the case of peasons at a distance, have hisprompt eticnti = t. B.’s treatmont sever Sapoone $0 suzpicion, and is well known to Le safe and perma Private Offices? CEDAR 8' . doors fr Mepis ave ees, TREET;, two is — ibing the simple Fe apiece cot a cure. Persons contemp! AUS ri out any ol that stimulating effect s0 injurious 19 enerally. a retail at most of the res] ible druggists in ¥, duly, appointed agents ip every city and ana, Canada, the British provinces, islands, and South America, in boxes, 50 and 29 cents eae ‘Testimonials of cure from persons whase di ane, Wess of pe ‘most inveterate kind, and of long stay May be seen at office of werta ke Co., Clarendon Huvse, 301 Broadway, office st floor. try Agents will please address letter box 907, post ste | je3l-tm Tox FARMERS {GRAZIERS, & AGRICULTURISTS TK, Ee Draggist sud Chemist) from ry es street, New ¥ oe Wi Jd earnestly direct the Sogn ob all Gobcupiow Ta tins elite oC torte nod cattle, to the following invaluable medicines, prepared according to the formaia of ove of the most e ut Velermary surgeons how practising in the south of Kugiand, and procured by the prgtorat considerable mOiUnE tie HORS ‘LS—These balls are. x radical retmaty foveal deatd erat horses, arising from impurity of the blood, gross hanv icted perspiration, such as grease 10 the heels, elied legs, strangury, gravel, eruptions on the skin, &e. ey may be administered at any time or ay without change of dict, or interfe rence with usual la ‘At the fall of the year, when horses generally undergo « Lae. of habit, the regalar use of these bails will prove high ly beneficial, and even a preventive of many diseases to which, fi da teiliatig suet ete thin city th few days ounced in, cit at Thad resumed te euptactieg toctots toast treason dist ase, and stated also, aot my Long Se I ual additional -Giseovejioe, aa t@ indage tae 2, that Looe!¢ etre ths moat obstiunes, Jo mattar af how Long standin, since whic Lh it, aud fiad i to Answer ty. most ent tions to all caves, ad f have now x0 taueh cont Sih, thar ary imate eae spines i i e§imd&wFeo cor. 1st eb hambers st. PEMALE MONTHLY PILLS | Omura HSIN efiescy. snd invenable pusy vali" "Fenais Wats Ba Bap in sib 8 in el « ape fly leads thoas hepa off from 4 dy ya that stricture ¢ annot jong as no imps. ‘aR Wi ‘urine 16 cpeerends winen is, quite a auak fare in existe for errs without produciag any rely is very cruel of this diveription swarm wh have be Tod pills, and cordials, and #0 like, eee ee a marmaay da Epa teedenee stan Be jus cured renting these im) preteen Tay before the iglesten'y pas ares re ia tire may be Sia be east for aithouss © symy4oms of this disease are numer ings @ cme fee Steaiy Fs ar opm BAEK BICC, Rand ‘tiguetare is Written on che cover iadvine terfoits, except those “ty Ven aa stances ore ly done. Mot tsk se Rsdhiae Hoawslls amp of nestwe+zand elegagce, andthe Teas open are so | ai this season, horses are peculiar! oe in packages ous, there eral impor Thoronghiy seonzed from | Hight adie shat their duality nnd Coa x bale sribinample firectone. | sete oe pees eid ast on cee 42 bo aad by married or vin ress em climate, aval Dees : feel SP prossouting sesinogs Expetinny: ectealy tobe gael Tit | eine tue canbe ates reds, fo all'dsnrdor ig hot peingmant a 24 scot. omer sf Allen, Rew tone is focuded upon the atimost regard to the rights of che custora { tle, — er experially with resreet to weigik and quality, and Valled eheaptess.. All ime sen catind hon to vers i ezucles which fail +8 give & oF the fullest setigictian, ack th will and puly , try meeennuta, se jist ents, heads 9 if thane and sitasiters will nd y ay ‘advaptags to supply tham- selves from this poder Hom a pare See ET a ted hth inf Areories for the Mrs of He 129° mia P, A. EACOSTE, ANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER, Hees ike ea 2 inform the pabi My my Be ihe ladies ya York aad its vicinity, da ba eearape rey) where they can find a Tage splen- ‘TRIMMINGS. Also, Military garments, oa Epsnlettes, Belts, &e. every article of the above line may be made to order ata very short notice. je203w*m ENTLEMEN AND LADIES’ LEFT O¥F WAKD- ROBE —Geotlemen or families desirous of converting their lete off wearingapparelanto cath, can obtain for the same the highest cash price. ‘To families ud gentlemen quitting the city, or changin 5 to their advautaze to send for the subscriber, who 3 will neal thein sethets ssollense bp sropkat No, 6 John st, end 144 Vatick at, New York. Alive ¢ the post oibee, or otherwise, Will receive pow : Glothing cleaned, altered snd rrpuired iyt ime ton street, manulactsrer of ine Bitters, &c., offers for mong when arei— Perfect Love Corum, Cinnamon do Yeovermium do do Apnueea do do. feof Man do and Stanghtons is well worth worthy of the attention of hovew and tors and others. proprietors. Grocers, country i and and the valtiqmapeeesl sup ci nee, having any superfluous effects to dispose of, will ‘The above medi Bitters and an article ot Cherry | of ound, fever, Jom OOF ey ra ioe ‘of malik,’ kee Bold 10 with directions, 3s Pate TINS DETR Re iene ‘Calved Cowo=ts of inte nate service aud should never be omitied, sm alleases tt | placenta, seculdims, or cleausing, 18 obstructed. It no} ould forweeds the g ischtrge, but most admirably sifor timely assistauce, in expelling that extraneous mati uapedes the cowie of the alimentary exual.preventin filment of its proper function. ‘This drink ‘also couuteracts. @ variety of compl hich the animal is afterwards Kable, whilst the flow of milk js wouderfully promoted. Lu pack? ‘shivering, coughs ‘oven tow alittle nextis eulqho sey how loops Gon north cor Glest may ran sad jo say how ni et meee Yor oni chara 0 elgpoved co rice fare than another ; baties faa gener] rw Parity oald be suffered to go on a at, ax Weeks, this-atone would afford suffi ground, at wg Sine for the suspicion Weg cra che HeSRELLy Pa Vite row! Mae se saat segmental ators particular, forapw is of thi ‘ex well as termay for aoa adie, mi atte an is weit ee wes for thirty male Pays sito ihe two wi fata spr (nm nu rope—those of Vieana and re favorea pom im mind! ieoyear ie the sari, and ofeees oth wate of ty. is Oue of 1t# most common e! Btneture " mental sctiv! ta. ith dit Not, bi th the plesk oy 4 capes with eevee (pelidetld Wittidetnnsion ieee a it een nie in Se ecc'es ot tit Pore ame Beg) ‘Scionce so specially 4 gad mated apelin ss ‘hocaen, En elle coos nny every day) in which the patient docanot eon tothe fone «Bod Meise heres fotion, for relaxed i ed backs, ibaa he tos carcble ibeanena eich bier ‘ayiioutie. oedipal” Baits pens of ok Moar malnaiores faeces Seat spina and Sask Y BALSAM—For erndicating warbles 10 fre regard tthe the cure of Btneture, on dis gubjectst input ihe cousequent rapid ead pracarhealing onaciat ipotetes beneey faae tron et eres serve (and it te ftated with conidence and. ples. hich cousin many also an application to cdnkers heof probes, | gare) that this is free decidedly he eat remedy that se, “Ghoul bein plishedn.8 very litle time, every table.” Bold in eetions, 1s 6d each. a advanced some year CORDIAL, f Ke AND WORM BALLS. Li re prac QUID BLISTOR, te, ker pen BAP accutapiielr se eos a? ee voy baad Preserving not ‘only Cong AP thi means write athe ea nolw Accomplith the eure f many an etfectionate Wife aud pti ny days os s formerly it Cemanded months. Take we ae emma ied & Pieler rhich not ‘At this establishment, the at- most caution is invariably observed, in the selection of genuine family medicmes. PHYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTIONS,—J. B, fally impressed ‘use of their vital importance, shall invariably observe the most scrupulous accuracy in the preparation of physi- iggy prescriptions their ad a titention of i “ay ot Te ti 08 tied, by al ast they ees prevent sasew ‘which = in the plsines mune ite are prepared and sold exelnsi the Medical Hall, 98 Kasey ‘treek, three doors froin Gri posite the Market, New York. Orders from the country promptly. evecuted 218 tm cy EN A DISEASES. A E GUARANTEED —The College of Medicine and nae cy of th i of New York, established f¢ the suppression of quackery, is n Prepared to treat all di eases cf a private nacare, and offer to all those afflicted wil these distressing maladies advantages not to be met with im any other mstitution in this country either public or private. Krom the constant correspondence, and from private arrangements, hes bi ved two edie of f w he a wou St ihe Salvo that he hes tentimoaial ters from th Petyiesd pe membors. of the College nud ‘he most eminent | most eminent physicians in Warope to mse ep ‘refessors of tn Seativaeiens of Europe, ail jmorore, Paenis ip the treatment ofthese diseases to tem Br thrneteal fit aes ng before they rexch tee saad ocr of isconsulted at Baeryrtany hours No. 38 Grom Sropasonol Protester Icon’ Pics Perstaas Atiore eed mnt no0ve tiresean bear testimony to its being the most po: yerfin reme dy ever eiscovered for primary or fecondery ‘Drege ae ‘Strength- 1 for hat whem may ia i eo eae ve enrt lat “e his oi Rane PORTUGUESE FEMALE Tar ED AMD PRA! soso ta fete re made thet the word are known all ips id. ties a he sree iounicce + ening the constitarion, whilst eradieitivg the 40 ‘rofessor Valpean's discovery, in hi aa ady of Information of tut DATTA leat eafsooat slead cesorii cure of gonarciea and gleet ioe i tn ie pier ster ri a. astrology and aetronom ies in the city, is to he found at the subscriber's.— contemporanes in th's particular branch i y rs, 30 pe eT receiving all descriptions of Gold and bid With such eelobraced remedies, togethe! ay and, ones, of the pewest style inisnaads the mann | iced skill of the firat meuieal teu of Uvercoun ‘hand corn and caucer are fnctnrers, in Kngiand, France i | feelsausted eat the cod work they. have. wn srtaken,"” the if any of, her medicine is purchased enabled to offer a larger rimee, utd lees prices at | su ppressian of quackery will receive the tronage it deserves ict 1 Heal haan oer Hanae nthe ir ova wees foe | fina pcctign ofthe pic requing “helnwervicess W-LON e ‘ers, for adviee, bourht. All watches warranted to keep good time, or the | Offa so aan situa e bitters are highly reeommended by the me a raed, ‘Watches, clocks and jewellery repaired in the best mun- nd warranted lower than at any other place in the city. CALLE, [etyarter of wate and iewe reste and retail. 3 Wail street. ap fteire [ieso-cama ar . HEMP, B, ke. ee My 5 low lending, and for saleby E. K, COLLINS &CO.. CASH TAILORING ESTABL 3 ithe wgeesenty it by the reduction of his prices, and ible to do s0 while subject to the enormous outlays a jromdway tien eeessarily meurs; hes determined on the tf way t0 feet Tom sito Usparagemene tm oy Ne feabey *, is WOT MABBAU BIEL, comer of Beekinan, where fen femen can now be supplied at a deduction of ten per cent i : oe, merely as specie ofthe fore} ee serfine Coats, mae in,the bertstyle, from Cite vedas | of the finest quality, os 4 brerve, the above srticles may be yohes en ea icee o be st te most jeneine deseription,e1 ats than farnishing ¢) auality of antcles.” ©” sn eny ott house itiar = Gene Mi a4 ie aR Ay,, alist and Opts mo m Broadway 94 has Spgetacles for short jez im* ec culty of. litt nrestarstive for the arpetites and Neaghed obtained at the United. State alg vuly, Ay No. it Falton st, one door fiom Dues 3. ‘county merchants ‘are requested to call and examine for themeeives. N. B, explicitly in wr treaument they rem containing all’ medicines, w guarantee of care,by eddy is ANBSUN Ae pioeen ate rection oa for use, with a essing the “Agent of the Colle Heke, po post Tels, encla wcAkent for Boston ns, Blake, & Tremball, cor FEMALE: Nm aot hon Mapa ie Keon, I Fev a PuYSIOWAN, w pa ti er Non Wen spaces Tor nelean te, bes. FaSzame jadien Wito proper deticacy, 4 din re Banee is the mp te or their co) vn nex, shatin al she att he ate paaeem eon x ONE ra pio cow ik Charcoal Depot, foot 15th stree! tot he « 4 i hot. wish fonts ep ah ‘does, fess ae pore een aro‘obliged to sao. waree | 4 ist curate any ier den a ware je inding rsorant 6 to ere: aor ane en oh so S At AS Syocays J. 75 between at er Banh . nee onto fai estat e ot 1) _painged black, white let tery and ace ‘Verh Uhafeval Depot, foo ‘Ailorders, by poat ox otherwise, will bé promptly nds ad jy6 Gurr Seeteain bee reusoua seat JANES GORDON Bi BENNKIT, N.W. CORNER, FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS Poach ek Hanaiv—A daily paper ued as ce ie cents por coy vig OY Country va ‘3 iT ‘TO RUPTURED TERSONS, p#ksens ficted with ala may rely upon the best ee a meyval aid the wi ris 00 heation at the offie Vesey street, or to either of the agentt in the ng mm the United States. Be careful to exam: palof ida erases to see if they are endor enuine, oF Lo, be relied apou ne ere i ny persons have an rakes to vend imitations of Hall's | |) “| specie per france, lebraved , an are jiamonds, silver tea setts, aid tered ‘These ottatious caunot be relied apowt thay ans a aeeray y uskifa mechanics, and are no better than te ord Plone have been fitted up at No. 4 Yew sr get exclasively went ie 8 male. is a constant attendance Wg gato Siadeareritincl 1m advance, or at the L letters ).t0 teres, deus oat) niet y