The New York Herald Newspaper, August 7, 1843, Page 4

Trape or tae Lower Provinces —The di sion in business throughout the Province, isd ble and commercial activity is almost suspen fa Every article of provineial produce is depreciated, the holder sells at a certaim loas, and there appears no chance of a change for the better; in fact, no change can take place to improve the domestic or internal trade, that does not commence externally. The Province must look abroad for that revival of commerce which will restore its industry to a healthy state, and promote its improvement. And where or in what direction is its improvement to be found? The ordinary channels of trade, which returned in exchange for our staples of fish and lumber, a mark- etable commodity for home consumption or impor- tation are so blocked up by competition, occasioned by Imperial legislation, that it is worse than useless to follow them; and the timber trade, the active pro- secution of which i in tbe Sister Province, made an excellent market for the vegetable production of Nova Scotia, and gave encouragement to our far- mers, is all but ruined. The carrying trade of flour to the West Indies, is handed overto the Americans —our fisheries are also despoiled by them; the ex- port business of Halifax is ie bast dwindling away— and the conviction almost forces itself upon the mind, that the legislation against Colonial interesta, 80 far as Nova Scotia is concerned, will, at no long period of time, limit its trade to the supply of the ar- my and navy stationed withia it, and to furnishing the interior with a few articles of luxury, inexchange for the little specie that may be afloat, and for the cabbages and potatoes sujplied to the capital —-Hu- Hifax Times PHILA LeHta id tia EXCHANGE. BUILDING RO} HE : Rater teh i w Pus 9 for the sale of HES SUTRA REO Be PPI TU &. constructed according to Professor Perzval’s aero 5 have on hand a large Sot of these Apparatus, and artists as well mars of ir art, Wishing to procure a good ap- Paratus, will tnd i it to, thelr ads age to procure instruments of U onstruction. They also have lately imported a la: quantity of German and French plates, and all the chemicals used in their art, which they warrant in every respect, as they are made to their o ‘olishing substances, and morocco eases, and all necessary materials are sold on the most reason: able terms. The following gentlemen have agreed to act as theleageite White, Esq. 175 Broadway, FP Hiaan Bag Wash s Dr. A. Crspati, Richmond: P. Laurens, Esq., Savani William West, Esq. © All communications (postpaid) with remittances, ; pl Promptly attended to, and should be _jelsm*r vente Batidinse EPs, HAIL COLUMBIa!!! * Prepare your 123% cents. UST OUT—The most important work ever published on smoking, entitled "Direction to Smokers, and Hints to Pa- rents to prevent their chilgren becoming the victims. of th orders, accompanied Poisonous weed's influence’ oned with such mosaic of in- structive matter, as to astonish the very pinks of modem philo- gophers, and jlhistrated with a superb engraving, representing a Elving'Machine on a new and Improved plan—by A. Dior For sale, wholesale and retail, at Sisbeneras House, No. 12 jeekman street, near Nassau; at Shes Sunday Bulletin office; at indsay’s News Office, 356 Pearl street; and at tho True San fice. The usual discount Bie to news boys. a5 2t*y D. M. PEYSER, & CO., NO, 24, William street, corner of John street, and 437 Broad. recent arrivals, an extensive supply of the Rilowing FANCY GOODS. which, wer eurefell eee. Tected by'n competent person at Paris, Berlin, Se, and which they offer for sale, in wholesale and retail, on liberal terms, viz: Berlin Zephyr and German Worsted—the most complete Berlin Embroidery Patterns—a choice selection. Canvass for Fraheoiery, of cotton, worsted, linen, silk, gold ille, for embroidery, trimming and flower m: ie ‘Teh German, French and Enlist plain and shi loss Silk for Embroidery a and Fringe makers, in skeins and on spools, min Gold, Silyer and Stee] Beads, in all No: Gold and Silver Fringe, Braid, Cord, Twist, Thread and iEmbioidery Frames, anda sortment. me ailver, of all_widths and qual in skeins, sticks, a cf Suspeuders, superbly embroidered, and Suspender Trim- Nether of Pearl, Gold, Silver and Steel Purse Ornaments. Bes iety of different Fancy Arti- Aiicial Flowers—a choice aplection, | ‘inges, of cotton, worsted and silk, im and domestic imps, Tassels, Buttons and all other kind of trimming. Jy. 7 3m*ec _ E, CU’ T NAILS, ‘Re 3d to dod. taht Nails, 8, 10 and 12d. ‘Table Cutlery coi do hand and pannel ¢ assortment - do. warranted Sheffield Anvil ass’ do ‘Steel and Broad Bars. Also, eit latches, bed screws, round bolts. yn candle- sticks,'plain, split and ribbed percussion caps, &e. &e. For sale at low prices, ou the usual credits, by i JOHN A. NEWBOULD, ND LAD OBE.—Gentlemen or families desirous of converting their left off wearing apparel into cash, can obtain for the same the highest cash price. 0 families and gentlemen quitting the city, or changing resi- deace, having any supertiuous effects to dispose of, will tind. it much to their advantage to send for the subscriber, who will at- tend them at their residence by appointment LEVETT, No. 6 John st. and 144 Varieles New Vork. A line through the post office, or otherwise, will receive Prompt attention. Hlothing cleaned, altered and repaired. iyT mec SHIRT MA NUFACTORY, AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE, 6 MAID! LA just received the latest and most approved Freach pattern ts. A general assortment of shirts, uader garments, hosiery, cravats, handkerchiels, Sc. Shirts and under garments made up to order and repaired at short notice. For sale, 100,000 skeins black and light deeaene ik. WM. COLLINS. Y6dys r nOMANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN WOOLLENS.—Henry Migeon,, Finisher of Cloti meres, Satinets, &c. corner of Laight and Washington st. respectfully informs the manufacturers and dealers in ‘Wooilens, that his establishment is now in successtul opera- tion, and that he is prepared to execute with promptness all or- ders'in his line that may be confided to him, Specimens of his ‘workmanship may be seen on ation to the gentlemen whose names are annexed, and to whom he has liberty to refer, He also refers to the followin ‘Temark upon his workmanship, at the Fair at the American THE GOLD MEDAL has been awarded to H. Migeon, for the most beautifully fin- ished Cloth simeres, and Satinets, displayed at, the exhibition ; the lustitute have thus become. there satioony te the perfecti of the art, by which Mr. Migeon has augmented one of the most important sources of the manufacturing wealth of the United States, by adding, ata very trifling cost, trom ten to fifteen per cent to the Value of the glouns submitted to his process of fivashiag aud preparation. ‘The brilliant fi and silky smoothes of the cloths thus prepared, must satsty every ove who Will examine them, of the great superi the process pursued by Mr Migeon, Manufacturers and. im- porters will do well to acquaint themselves by personal exami hation with the ment of his invention. Orders may be lett at x ion, Sone 64 Pine st Halsted, Hames & Co., 31 Nassau street. Lambert & Wolcott 63 Pine street. Langley & Mt Vine street, Wilson, Butler & Co., 27 William street} D. Bregham, 60 Pine st. _iy23 Ime PraCok> FOR SALE TP HE Subseribers have for sale about Six.‘Thous: of Peaches, on orchards, growing in Dela cgcidcte tre tres pad eae? yess On the tronpell badasd, tok Of he best assorted kinds, and uncommonly” five, evea for ths neighborhood, The fruit, we think, will compete with any that may go into any market, We offer to sell them by the basket, delivered on the ‘wharf at Delaware City, orany other way we cai. The buyer to give security. for the fulfilment of contract. ‘Any one wishing to purchase can write, or call. and see the orchards und subscribers near Delaware i All commuaications must be post paid. JOHN ©. CLARI Syl wer WM. D. CLARK. BOOK-KEEPING. HOMAS JONES, Accountant, 181 Broadway, ‘continues throughout the Summer months to receive ils who are ractically and thoroughly instructed in the various daties of the desk. "Private lessons are given when preferred. Published and for sale by the author as above—"' Jone’s Prin- ciples and Practice of Bookkeeping,” Sv. $1.20. “This. work has been adopted in, many of the rat Academic institutions in this country has been republished in synopsis proved method of teaching, wee art. 2 Hane’s ‘Merchant's Magazine, Dee. iAseoentantalip-A comnts gdiusted in cases of @ ee. ie insolveacy or death. Books opened or balan m*re ROTON WATER—DAY'S FIRST PREMIUM IN. DIA RUBBER HOSf, is confidently recommend any purposes for which leather le uscd.and La resented to port seas the following properties :— tis perfectly tight under pressure of the Crot It is made of the strongest fabrics, and will n to injure in the least, and requires no attention. 3d—It is not destroyed by coming in contact with oil or xrease, uor stiffened by cold. weather, nor can the rubber de- Compose, as inferior articles are in no case used. Should the least complaint be made of the Hose, not possessing the above properties, it will be taken back, ‘at anytime, inside of six months from its purchase, and other given in exchange without charge, c id Goon te, Ii inildew vd Jet pipes will be attached without charge. hai we are clearly satished that thiv hose (t of making which i unkown cm other ith trade} ac the article long wanted for leading water” and, mau ao quid: HOR eA H moat ay Successor to 9 Roxbury ie UNIT ‘ATES TEA EMPORIUM, 121 late 129 Chatham street, New York And 116 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Aorxcy, 318 Burscrye Stari OY SAL aA Maiden lane E RK AIL, EA ‘ JOMPANY continue to offer for ‘Their egsortiment specially, powerful grades of Green and Black. Every package Stainp of heatuevs and ‘elegance, and. the Teah therein are 80 thoroughly secuied from fight and air, that their Power will remain unimpaired in auy’ climate. Their. system of prosecating bus is, perhaps, searcely to be excelled. It 4s founded upon the utinost regard to the rights of the custom: ez eapecially with rrapect to weight and quality, and wari walled area called won to etura, any im the utinost satisfaction, whic ref Tmoney will be cheerfully merchants ier establishm masters will find it a decided advantage to from this establishment Gexcine Java Corres roasted every day Orders from all parts, of the United States exeeuted with ded. Country jes, and ship. ply ‘themselves promptitude and despatch 7 we only warehouse in America for the sale of Ho: warts celebrated Black Tea. ‘io imeme MANUFAC ACTOR y, OF every doseripti and solar i To the public « Iraurdiuary prices for the above to dealers, hotels, 5 vaste perior quality of paylng ex: jes—it in a great discovery esmboats, ship-masters, and families, that ey can Ket supplied at very’ moderate prices, at Stouvenel & wufactory, No. 29 Gold street, or at their de suvet, wear'Broadway, Goods sent to in any niry fies. All articles matched to patterns, and others glass sale sae retail, STOUVE NEI CUR TMiers. L, MUNOS: spre aud Dealer in the best Havana eral per reget hs gene! ticularly the judges of the article, to i Boer aur toa Chel its He b y the late arrivals a , equal to any in Of the best favored 8 perior, will be open from 6 A.M. to 11 o'clock, P. jy im*r y invites his friends and the public in the BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STA’ Bs | 1, JOHN TYLER, } Rrvidens, of the Unite asses of Ki x, sot mae ‘Ainiic, do, hereby. de i Faorasanet vablic glee Sr tna, at np berclaclor ened pe at commencing on frristh day ko Dinan: gomeeretins oP ap aera Ne ends wi & Sete ae ‘Townships and parts of” nite th Sethe base live, and Fat ofthe third principal meri ht ‘Townships thirty-six. ¢ arais ofa one , thirty-eight, thirty-nine, forty, fort: Rewne pe waix, thirty-seven, thirty-eight, thirty-nine, forty, and forty-one, of range tw Pownshi mthiesseve, Thisey-eight, thirty-nine, Som and forty-one of range three. Thy eeuth catt quarter of section fourteen, and west Uaattar of section ewontyebour in toreahip thisertine of fogpe ee. hr southwest quarter of seetion two, in township thirty. tote, chee BAI of the north f e east of nor east quarter of section twent: and the weat hall of the nor west quarter ‘of sectiow twenty? two, in township shirt peysix, of range three. The Went ha fof the the north jceast quarter of section twenty-one in township on mi base line, of range one, west of the t feecfiion rd The east fction of the northwest factional quarter of sec tion twenty-one, fon ee ‘Rock river,) in township forty-three of remge North of the base line, and Stipe of the fourth principal meri- Town: eighteen, of range two. ppowashipe @ Y twenty-four,” and twenty-five, of range Townships eighteen, nineteen, twenty-four, twenty-five, and twenty-six, of range fou "Townships eighteen, twenty-six, of range fiv Pownships twenty-two, of rang. ‘ownships twenty-three, of ‘The northeast quarter of section u of, range one. ‘The northeast quarter of section thirteen, in township nine tegg of range one. the northeast fractional quarter of section thirty-four, in tommaship twenty-one, of range two. ‘The east half of the northeast quarter of section eighteen, in township twenty-three, of range four. ‘The east half of the southeast quarter of section seventeen, in,township twenty-one, of range seven, a he west half of the northwest fractional quarter of section n township twenty-one, of range nine. “The southwest quarter of section three, and the southeast quarter of section thirteen, in township twenty-two, of range tean, twenty-four, twenty-five, and en. , in township sightesn nine. ‘The weat half of the northeast quarter of section thirteen, in township twen! a Pred of range nine, A? pal of the southern quarter of section twenty, in nd the if of the southwest quarter of township. eran ht, of range t warter of section three; west en; south half of section eleven; north id cone Paes of section fourteen; east half of sec fteen; east half section seventeen; west halves of sect eighteen and nineteen; north halves of sections tweut ‘ ne and ear south ves and northwest quarters of sections and y-oue; south if and northeast quarter of sec- ‘0; south half and northwest quarter of section the southwest Sale of sect Tl ilves of sections one to six, halves of Dn ehirty-tw a2 ix;, west halves of sections seven, aaa, ninetenn 2 ey, and thirty-one, and the northwest 3 ver of tion twenty-three, in township fourteen of ran; tions three, ten, viourten, fifteen, and twenty-five; north halves of sections one, two, four, five, six seven, twenty-one, yetwo, and twenty-four; south ‘halves of sections eight and twenty-three; west halves of sections eighteen, nineteen, thirty and thirt southwest quarters of sect x, seven, and twenty-four; southeast quarters of sections four, and twen- ty, and twenty-two; northwest. quarters of section eleven, and northeast quarter of section thirty-three, in township fourteen, of range six. North of the base line, and West of the fourth principal ineri- iat ‘Township fifteen; the east part of an island in Rock ri section thirteen; also fractional sections eighteen and in township seventeen, of range two. Fractional sections nineteen and twent, are west half of fractional section twenty-two; north half of section, twenty- five; east half of northeast quarter of section twenty-six; south halves of sections twenty-seven and twenty-eight, and’ nort! ‘west quarter of section twenty-eight; north half section thirty; northeast quarter, southwest quarter, north half of northwest quarter, and west half of southeast quarter of section thirty. oue; section pt the west half of the northwest fatter; thirty-three, and thirty-four, and the west half of the northwest quarter of ‘section thirty-five, in township seventeen of range three. Fractional sections twenty-one to thirty-two, inclusive, and section thirty-three, in township seventeen of range four. Part Cs an island in the Missi: river, in section three, in “Athe Land Offes at Chicago, copa ing on Monday, the twenty-fifth day of September next, for the disposal of the pub: ic lands hereinafter designated, to Wit : North of the base line, aud East of third principal meridian. ips thirty-One and thirty-two, bordering on ine, of range fifteen. tion of the southest quarter of section six, in toyenship thirty-three of range four. ‘The east half and northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section three, and the north half of the northwest querter of the same section, in township thirty-nine, of range eight. ‘The east half of the southeast quarter’ of section fifteen, in township forty-three, of range eleven. ‘The northwest quarter of section twelve, in township forty, of gange thirtery, At the Land Office at Danville, commencing on Mond: second day of October next, for the disposal of the public ibs twenty-eight, Lwenty- ine, of range ten,” west of commencing on Monday, the sixteenth day the disposal of the publi lands within the limits of the’ southeast quarter of section thirty-three, and the southwest, fractional quarter. of the same section, on island twenty-four in the Mississippi river, in town- ship thirteen, south, of range three west, ffice at Edwardsville, commencing. on Monday Nh day of | October next, for the disposal of lands within the limits of fractional sections thirt thirty-two, in township si tional section twenty-five, ven west, constituting is! the Mississippi river. "At th zi fice at Quincy, commencing on Monday, the twenty-third day of Octol 1 of the | pub- [ tnvie withan cha ltmsts ef the underrmetionsd tases, oie North of the base line, and Rast of the fourth principal meri- towaship six north, jumbered sixty and ixty-one, in ‘The north half and southeast ¢ ‘quarter of section twenty-three, ins epee p four, of range three. the northwest quarter of section twenty-two, in township ie n, of range seven. Lands appropriated by law, for the use of schools, military, or other purposes, will be excluded from sale. ‘The sales will each be kept opea fortwo weeks, (unless the lands are sooner disposed of) and no longer; and bo private ene tries of land, in the townships so offered, will be admitted ua- ul after the expiration of the two weeks. Given under my hand at the City of ‘Washington u ie day Bi Jane, Anno Domini 1843. JOHN ‘LE. the President THO. D. BLAK Commissioner of the cote of Land Office. __ NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS. Every person entitled to the right of pre-emption to any landi within the limits of the townshine shove nimersted, ; quired to establish the same to the satisfaction of the gad Heceiver ofthe proper land office, and snake pay me for as soon as practicable, after seeing this, notice an the day appointed for the commencement of the public. sale of the township, embracing the tact claimed, above desiguated ; Otherwise such claim will be forfeited, (0. H. BLAKE, Commissioner of the Gaui Land Office. Je24 Itaw to 160ct r BY THE PRESIDENT | oe THE UNITED | JN, Parsuayee of law, 1, Stor PT VLER President of the United do hereby declare and make Known, that public galca will be held at the undermentioned Find Others kn the State of Micsourl at the periods hereinafter designated, to wit : ‘At Plattsburgh, in Clinton county, the seat of the Land Of fice for the Platte distriet of Missouri, commencing on Mon- day, the ninth day of October next,’ for the disposal of the public lands within the undermentioned townships and frac- tional townships, to wit North of the base line and west of the Sth principal meridian, and west of the former western boundary of the State, Township sixty-two, of range th Townships sixty-one and sixty-three, of range thi Townships sixty-two and sixty-four, of range th by ps sixty-one and sixty-three, of range th uships sixty-two and sixty-four, of range thirty-eigh Hoe wont bald he tommahiy stzsycone, of range thirty-ni Fractional township sixty-two, and township sixty-four of range forty. Pe Fractional townships sixty-two and sixty-three, of range forty-o1 F. tional townships sixty-three and sixty-four, of range for North ot the base line and west of the 5th principal meridian, st of the former westem boundary of the State. U Sestm ips sixty-one and sixty-two, of range twenty-seve o yeone and sixty-two, of range tweaty- eight Totenship sinty-one of range twenty-nive. Avo, at the game place, commencing at Monday, the thir teenth day of November next, for the di jisposal of the public Jands within the limits of the undermentioned townships and ffretional owashipe, vie North of the bas ln and west of the ith, principal meridian, an wert of the former western boundary of the State Fractional fowuahipe hit” fifty-one, hfty-hie,Bltytve, and fifty-seven, of range thirt ‘Pownships fifty-two, fifty-four, fifty-six Gfty-eight, and sixty of range thirty-four Fractional township fifty-one, townships fifty-three, fifty fractional township ‘Aftyeven, and township Aity-nive, of range thirty-five. Fractional townships fifty-four, fifty-six, and fifty-seven, and township sixty, of range thirty-six, s hisetional townships Sityve, ity of range thi Fractional townships Aity-five and sixty, of range thirty- eight. "At the Land Offe at Lexington, commencing on Monday, jecond day of October-next, for, the disposal of the public within the limit of the ‘uadermentioned townships, to ix, fifty-eight, and fifty- wit: North of the base line and = of the fifth principal meri- fo Townships thirty-six, thirty-seven, and thirty-eight, of range fonsteen, >waships thirty-five and thirty-seven, of range fifteen. ownship thirty-five, of ranges sixteen and nineteen, ownships thirty-five, thirty-six, thirty-seven, and thirty- ey ht, of fangs twenty-one. Fownship thirt Township thirty Townships thirty eight, ‘nine, of range twenty+ ine. Township forty, of ranges thirty-one, thirty-two and thirty Southwest fractional quarter of section twenty-one, and the northeast and horthwest fractional quarters of section twenty four, in township Aity one, south of Missouri river, of range twenty-six. ‘Southwest quarter of section seven, in township forty-nine, of range twenty-seven, Lands appropriated iby law. forthe use of schools, military, or other purposes, will be excluded from sale. hvsales will cach be het oven for tro weeks, (unless the Jnuds afe sooner disposed of) and no longer; and no private eu: tries of land, in the townships so offered, will be admitted uatil after the expiration of the two wee jain der my Naud atthe City of Washington, this eighth y of June, Auno Domini, 1 JOHN TYLER. By thy, We dent . BLAKE, me a7, ioner of the General Land Office. NOTICE TO PRE see CLAIMANTS. ry person entitled to the right of preemption to an within the limits of the towns! above enumerated, is re ablish the same to the, satisfaction of the ister per land office, and make payment { a practicable after seeing ‘this notice, and before pointed for the commencement of the public, sale of the township, embracing the tract claimed, above designated, Otherwise such elaim wil be faceieeh THO. H. BLAK je27 Itaw to yout omunissioner of the General = Office. largest anc and most splendid assortment of he city. is to be found at the qubecribars, Feoviving all descriptions of Gold sad 5 + tyes, direct from iy Bo nd Switzerland, be Ere less Pres, | renie ley. ches cach, Jewellery exchant ead or Ton 0 to 8 ‘aches warranted to Keep good time, ofthe il teeter Watches, clocks and jewellery iy in, the best and warranted lower than at any other place in the eit GCA, importer of watches aud Jewellery a6 Im* ee Wholesale and retail, 30 Wall street, up was, MEDICAL. a eae CARD. —DR. regong of Loi unl Bae n Medical ry Hi clog of Selle tar sees, in a ihe wort cine of — ster ton Sr cone, structive other excessive NE! MEDICAL = SURGICAL INSTITUTE, REAT! 7 —- o Yin lg 5 Gleet. reasts. spate eg two ‘reat juor All icers about the neck of the 6 Bul No. 75 Chambe caer SUCCESSFUL Stemctatlonot oft Hite 4 which are — can be radically "cured, ad the parts four, Strictures of the urethra, Gland and neck of y the bad urate of os fast ih 2 r bie ae for ie ames in Eine amor, epi from the rPHE. PRIVATE SATE pees book itself’ is igned for those who require for a in infectious complaints, most erarentage ‘teatment in a plain and agit manner. a es epee tie canes Shien cane md lingering—in the form of free of expense, to any one Wi this are given in t however, is to state aim a a the most interesting chapter ints $0 obstinate RR’S LIFE PILLS. Teter uel and ry ecm cure effected sole faa cr gm, ont ‘ming dl hk he bo ly, snd. whiod bs 80 easily anc ea aa pheetog Tht beside his, long experten the subject af his integrity here referred to The agents of Pas statements from person: lation of facts, ou the most honorable testimony, cannot fail test from the most eminent ‘most eminent in at . Mott, of New York, Dr aud al that he Sparecte which this popular me speedy and certain remedy. Sally. on persons who were almost at death’s door be ound and vigorous health, solely by the use Me d firs never vo Oe nt every 4) si i es rue state, that Paty is, coneulted on this nature at his private residence, reet, at any hour, and t mee honor wim with their y; «To the Ast of Parr’s Life Pills, he ease and quic! ‘Washington st., Boston, 18th June, 1913, chess with “ok in ge wt announce the cure wrought on Pills; my. whole system was —_— Is var ry ide eas bound ore that existence to me emetic the heat of my sation. wand $0 meh that my zn YORK, COLLEGE With iergitude and pl New York, uae hed for went. that 1 perapired with the clothes would be quite don, and I became very different doctors. but got ryt firmary, but all to no purpose. ver man had less faith in advertised Bille at ight and two in the mor mi he liberal ass paso ig the shameless impos- ir attention to the following ie 1 < ae svery eee py. the K the last year, and although the result of, years of the first medical mer ceeded their most san min EXTRACT OF THE COLLEGE OF M This article has been dently. “seaventnaced tie saparilla now offered for the active Principle of the of the root—the coll tioners of the United 1 hen tried your ithe? but ne- Europe, have fur ex: SARSAPARILLA, Pm $ND PHarmac od, pe ae according to aceutice, and is confi- valuable Preparation of Sar- ut vet were to me a great Blessing. constantly taking the pills gradually overcomint stored to perfect heal to the cures set foe was at, first very suspi your Aietle book, thou reater blessing was never given to bev 9 x experience tells me hasbeen conferred by th Ours, respectful] WILLIAM PEARSO: are sold retail at most Ay the respectable druggists in uly. have ” pany: ar meat. has been termed acts” of the nostrum venders and certain druggists the common Cen oF liquorice the chief ingredient, per to state that in mest cases iterated, and eonteins copper de- which the decoction of the root is eva- ish thus particularly te guard the pub- tendency of mixtgrs containin; ities of this poisoned Ii Prepared | by the College, contains also an aj uliar crystallizable principle, jetable iter, Gentian, ( covered its great virtues. wents of the Lantus se efficacy as an alterative and purifier of the blood is wel Eaowrn ai. Vike on ad "Canadas the British town h from aie, at P islands, and South America, Sorand 25 cents each, THOS. ROBERTS & CO., 304 Broadway. Nine ies VEGETABLE REMEDY for Dysentery Owrao, New Your. a Macit ts ccluposed of vesergbice satiety and that it is co of vegetables entire at have no injurious effet upon the ve frequently tes seve hud Yong standing Diarrhea, and it has invariably controlled the disease. EZEKIEL LOVEJOY, MD. vy, certify that iti have closely observed the effect of this derangements, and am fully valuable, and that all tiled from, Gentius, King I hereby certify that I a1 rated, and their peculiar princi- highly cc concentrated form, and the result as been the Broduetion of se a aaa alterative and tonic, un- alled ie power and les compounded i in Owego, June aaa hereb: side “following extract from the edi- rande’s "' Practical Dictionary of the arcicke Hal tae prescribed in chronic rheumatisin- obstinate ‘utaneous eruptions—in indolent wlcers—in in diseages of the bones, attended. by dull ‘aching pains, tumors and nodes—wasting’ of the flesh—and it h ‘and has sometimes effected ve been long administered i ijocaned sate ofthe syste c jeine fu various ¢ ged hat ie hretly ve aflicted "with ‘obstinate Diarthaa and” Chronie: Dyseatery should have its EK. 7 PHELPS, Physician and Surgeon. Green. 3a Sune 12th, 1843, eal proved a valuable remedy, "MILHAU’S Drug Store, 103 Broadway. where other alteratives been of many years ME COSTELLO, Female Physician and Graduate ‘as Midwife, offers her professional services to the ladies of Having had long experience and diseases incidental to her ‘on the point. of confiaement, from suppression, irregularity, obstruction be happy to afford a comfortable tem dence, where they can always have t and the most matro this city and country. yp) ly affected the system, it posses: zing success in the treat pow: ers not hither observed in any other article of the Materia Sold in single bottles at : a Bh a foog botites, porary oa at her resi- ¢ best medical treatment ly care and nursing, or if prefer: Rasta th oy them at their own ea ahs Unjon MIXTURE, Bip forms of as loss oie e, ml me red co tution. outl im The Colle fe recom: teful mixture as eminently adapted for the invigo- hie iy ‘stem, and the complete cure of all the t which i fis the anuropriate remedy, In cases contain- id sent to all parts of SOR VALPE AUS CELEBRATED SPECI- For the cure of Gonorrhera, Ga ‘and all “moet ges from the Urethra. This justly celebrated fected more good since its College than any other medical discovery has done for the last Its effect is truly astonishing on the uri- nary reams, arresting the most obstinate that mtn required a medical course of from ey City, whose health would not admii would devote her personal attendance States within reasonable distance. can be consulted at her residence, 34 Li: all times and with the fore vsti nts. All communications pon them in auy part of ee eae ie 8s a dotan 4 Canfelly packed ud letters must be post p FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS. COSTELLO—Female Periodical Pills—Guar- ‘anteed in every case where the monthly perios be- come irregular from colds, ke. eat i the quarter of a centu ‘Their certainty of action, has isease in three or mous boasted remedies. Ca mes necessary to their use ; though they contain medicine detrimental to the cor to all those who use the Pills, by Ma nard street, oer ‘alker and Canal, where box. Dr. THOMAS’ SPECIFIC PILLS frri consequence of a certain de- time uncured, it becomes can are sey have uselessly et) ion. Advice given gratis dame Conte n OH PRISAN ALTERATIVE MIXTURE For the cure of primary or secondary forms of Syp ertit] alterative is composed of a combination of bo- which exereise aspecifc effect on those terrible and loaths: i" dies 1 haw i he members of the College having been connect: with one of the principal pee of Earope, has had ys ies of observing the operation of this specific, has been so completely satisfied of perience there, and from having cured every case with Thi mix- ture that came under his observatio nected w ith the canes hes been a, subject of seri faculty to discover some medicine or combination th never fail to remove at and at the same tim ae ate pocitet inte. uses of all this unnat ‘anil should use reatest strengthener an To cases contain. the peculiar ry - it to all parts of x it very important that restore them should contain nothing liable mal. evidence of dis- ase entirely removed from the tem; and thus full the aur of the patient fate fancied security, ned at some future day to the alarining consequences that follow too surely stich « course of treatment. ir. Thomas's specific pills will # and severe cases o} the first cause from the system, and at ie = a p of P Sold in large bottles a Small do. $ 45. “Carchaily packed ai SIR ASTLEY COOPER'S PILL. For the cure Of entaneous ¢ruptions, gout, chronis,shenmatism and to improve the tone of the digestiv id successfully u is uow first offered Pants teeta ease, beiore ‘the di For the cure of hone Senin to the female sex, and to restore and preserve the regal a m of the female or one be astonished nt pleasautly and safely removed iu a very short time, and the system restored to perfect and natural action, not liable to be disturbed by the weakness and debility usually by dl onda ‘and Paris, ted its utility has | pleasant course required with other: medics, Sold in bottles at $1 ea AMERICAN “ANTI: = 10U8 CATHARTIC This Pill—one of the happen renal ations of which modern been for the peculiar use of and nieny of our after the occurrence of Agents—At 79 Fulton. street commer Gold; Fiiee si street, and 273 Broadway, corner C bane street. 77 East Broadway TIVE SURGERY OF THE EY ataract diseases of the ystem generally, tye Fo. 5 Mercer st. gical {yeirmeat ot the y le and drastic purg: preparation does not irritate the howe ressing affections, bat by ex ive of the motrin aaa on Within the Deaf Pond performed the operat my dicive of little tpain. and eyes becoming instantly ng, fails Ie propedy mone uirifies the blood, and gives new vigor to a riff of Ne . Be, Folin Varela, Hon. Judah Hammond, Jas. WH, ie A Cure Guaranteed—The C. ale of the city of New York, estal quackery, is now prepared to. rea ture, and offer to all those affli &e.—CHURCIVS VEGETA- OTION, for removing pimples, blotches, treckl tions of every desc! ort time will transform’ the MILES, FRECKLES, tan, scorbutie and ew ith in any other ‘Phe use of this Lotion fora her public or private. d from private arrangements, betwee most eminent Professors of the titution of Europe, all the improvements. in the diseases are forwarded to them long before they reach the majority of the medieal profession of this coun and rough skin beautifull the face a healthy and juvenile bloom, 74,cents each, at Church's Di Ld treatment of these QHAND'S STAIN ‘out spots of pitch, TRACING FLUID, for ta t, grease, oil and stains of all ki from weolten: Hines, Silks cotton, and osher cloths, without Juring the color or. textui i tion will thoroughly eradicate any soil or stain from tr "With such advantages together arith, the combined the first medical men of this country, the Egod work they the suppression of valuable chemical pi ves from that have undertaken, Feceive the patronage it every oue's possession, 3 ‘one trial take pretty good eare tok jug ogce found out ite usefulness they” wou is accompany each phial. ee Baxter, 230 Pearl street, 209 Greenwich street, and almogt all repeteble 5 = ists in town and country. Be particular and ask and observe the label, in his own handwriti tain Extractiug Fluid, wned by the proprietor IFIC MIXTURE for Strictures and ana- RI ARD—C ROSS’ 8) the cure of Gonorrha, Gilets, sof the organ of generation. fall remedies yet discovered for the fabove complaints this is the most certain. Ir'makes a speedy and permanent cure, without the least re ato diet, drink, exposure or change sn api celebrated compound A known for remov- 's c ilar and efficient art ee the most po} pimples, blotches, whitening ais pod HE TRUE EXTRAC' T OF SaKSAFARILLE from is gaining a popularity. at a reasonable price, an rial will convince the most To be had only as above, price 50 cents per bottle, 420° Five no long quack reaominendations to deceive the pub- the medicine dors not speak One object is to good ma La as any for itself no one shall tify where it can be had, and ase of recent Gonorrhaa to which the mixture will not effect a rapid cure, REMOVAL TO NEW YORK. E LOSS of Feet, and Ie pecttally fyforms the ‘pablle that he Kes | ina (rom Phi: ater street, conier of Citys where be continnies ty weansierere Arias a plan the most correct and least compl Or indrance tothe act, of This is a disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks of so- Co ad poor, matrimonial and single. are here presented with a remedy by which they can cure theme selves without the least exposure, in the shortest time possi- ciety—high, low, rich elphia to No. 472 ‘ike st, New ae al ther, the “disease cannot be contracted if a dose of the is taken at night on going to bed when exposed, “"e is put up in bottles with full directions pan ttle. One bottle lasts a week, which common wooden Leg. CONFECTION CREAMS, ICES, JELLIES HOL SALE ANDY ETAL The jalan the above a nike xrateful for the patronage hitherto received from. hi and desirous to merit a continuance of it, respectfully lic generally that Jers in the city. and nery, jn all its branches, ia such quantities as the to order, always provided id ous wickle he boueie ot for the reception of ‘of families wontae wthth ¥. S, &e. &e. &e. Reduced Prices, at 73 the well known pro- bine for the last, ten nak: Se reeks, Philadelphia ; 5a Washington street, Boston, UNBURNT, YELLOW, OR DARK SKIN ( RED. Masquitoes Cured: by the use of very often aif'sccake) of that most surp Chemical Soap. are people at its wonderful effect.— Pie soak Ie pened no, Toop thee’ ver, cases’ oF cia geely, salt Kill and the most powerful lotions dreds have been cared of freckles, ng The more th cue. now read theum, for which me had been used in vain ny who do not try it, the papers. This we are obliged to do to introdace it ; we , recommend it as almost i neous eruptions or dist pon uch As Pim lee, bl prahes, freckles, tan, seuryy. rally, are too well know freshness, Ferons living ‘c th ji. be without this. liberally treated with. A smal prising person to to secure a continuanes tofere been favored with, ai tion to all who favor him wit Creams, Jellies, and lees, i Orders gent to any part ott “GRE AT NRF IN FRICTION S. 2, OF MATCHES, without brimstone her offensive quality, and actually waterproof, nt Jetters, Hatent of the of tured and offered to the public, by tent at No 61 Bleeker street, New to purchase good And all pergous wha ponee br extensive ocrsuspe he me pare ake . a warm limate. is wholesale perfu- 92 Chatham street, American Hotel, |, 8 State street ; in Charl in’Albuny, 57 State street ja Brook: i Raa Wik TL BEAU y TIFY. DRESS on a a y A United States in ep ‘are now man a the re promrietors 0 ited to, call iJ me herby noted of the it so ara th these, iM force the’ hair to it beautiful; sn at i hs that the public ola manner, lest ch inenr the pe but peo) ae will bay. more—let, will eantin id == parsons at onr store who hi Ht cnn ane yer, as ‘orm f-- sold as above, namely 10, he latter Are agreeal it for Indies’ toilets and all who tse mi te ossessed b: commune street, tes UN fenaae 8,0 ld Naples Soap, fof osteo =f ies td d most lasting Iather of soap§made, ud put Up in ROME jars, be Yep Shaving Pete s ty here for three sl eat, thickest fully scenved, an “HAVE 2 HEARD THE NEWS? Rane gets ENOL sous he oe ee ving all the latest important =e aoe aca al “reatise on Vevareal ts sal ae immediate “afoet pemnoty epneog mat me besa here cre time oe by tl oh at the me ill find it bor on venient id ad- aatagpn ata de wth Boke, ni cote ever celebrity Dr. Co Cooke may have attained in the trat- fathis quuater 5 thie wall Enown Phere ae and is not increment wil oe i ment in nit States, can be found at the A! Hospital, 'No.'3 Norton street, Albany. N'Y. and no whore “The unfortunate will please ‘* : p ta duo an timely notice and pe pte a ae venga te s EMBER NO3 NORTON STRERT, | AL FELLOW WL TIZENS ! ! oud to Da, gets ac fips “ete ihn dion Re Coughs "Ca 4 sine ‘daing wensation in the t cbitis, whooping cough, Rage p the nervous system, oF impai ‘constitution from any cause, and to prevent persons falling into a », this me- be a no CAUTION ~All preparalisus’ irom hie valuable tre copt the above, Dr. Swayne’s Com) Wild Cher- ry are fie and counterfei feataie Tes Swayne whose office is now removed to comer of Eighth Race streets, Philadelphia, cuy for sale only in New York, ve Milan's Drug Store, 192 Broadway, comer of John street. jy 13 Im*re PROCREATIVE ELIXIR AND POWDERS, FOR, STERILITY. leasure to Crevey that he has gency of the a Sualy- ders,” for. the United Stat in inf inva and yp menstruation in be, ca ity, night sweats, efficient and. cetain. Its eradicating every ctor rility, to require comment. Indeed such eopen, asto make it doubtful that what is usually, poinohs 'y tat exists, since by fio of ec joa 3 ft in, a cure has in all cases tied se fat een wee Tneurable natural defects ved to The powers of te aiiital tues and essences of the nourishing, strengthening and invigo- rating ingredients of which” the" Elixir and Powders” are fully aware of the existence of a false de_ pees igu interdict all mention of e ject derogatory to its own narrow sense of Propriety. at i is high time for enlightened science to dive into the hidden es.afflicting the human family, thereby to discover the means of conferring happiness where’ before mi- ney se, icin not to be disguised that to the oppressive by the married who are an- blessed with offspring, maki alike the past, the present, and the future, but a vast gloo te and barren, wilderness feiss prospect, onsets aid ond cen many thus cirenmetanced, waste their ‘days lancholy, cold indifference, and, frequently, even bickerings bordering upon hatred.’ And yet, forsooth neither to inquire the cause, or apply the remedy. ildren are the connecting aud endearing, ties between hus band and wife, creating a focus around which centre our aims, our energies, our joys and our hopes. To watch from time to time their gradually developing powers of mind, and body, i aconstant source of happiness to the parent. The thousand ittle offices the mother is called upon to perform, for her child her a fountain nye al ay prattlings and its gambols not ing can compensate her. And in r years when ¢ un sets upon oar decli ining years, when our meatal snd and physi powers are on the wane, when sickness and decrepitude upon us, then are children, a comfort and a solace. Lonely, in deed, is the home of the. c How’ iiestimable, thea is of the * Elixir and Powdars? whi effecied perfect cures in thousands of instances iu Enrope in sup confirmed barrenness and erly: eee (ie jess and incur. able. Its action is not sudden and ephemeral, but gentle and he. fecting the trengthening anc ‘hes generative Heber = ie celebrity. is | is fa 1y undersi it ig jon in recommen: ing it to ‘the. American public. e inventor, the famed aad justly celebrated M.M. Desomeaux, of Paris, ia too well known for his success in the treatment of derangements of the genital functions, by the use of the " Elixir and Powders,” to require any assurance from the undersigned. A. a of tari than two hundred thousand bottles and packages is ice of its Price si boule the estimation in which it 7 held. ttle. A package of powders which can, be, sent , to pai it a ch package mg,two bottles of Elixir,” ‘with fui al directions Bor preparing. ett must to DR. F. SLVEAU"S Bor a jyl8 1m*r Office, 129 Liberty st. PRIVATE DISEASES. CURE GUARANTEED.—The College of Medicine tnd Pharmacy of the City’ of New York, etablished for the suppreasion of quackery, ie now Prepared to treat all. dis- ta private naturs, and offer to all those alficted. with ‘maladies advantages not to be met with in any other institution in this country, either public or private, From the constant correspondence, and from private arrangements, vgecn the members of the College ai the moat eminent fessore of the Medical Institutions of Europe, all iimprove- ynente inthe treatment of these digasee are forwarted toy them Tong before they reach the majority of the. m is county All parses who fave wgod the gcleorated we ou of Professor Ricord, ** The Parisian Alterative Mixture,” can bear testimony to its being the most Powe! ful remedy ‘ever discovered for primary. oF secon tia stra ‘thening the cor Ma" Bprethic “Pils, for the rotessor Walpeau's di hs rchoea and gleet, has raised hm immeasurably empararivs in this Particular branch. of the ith such celebraied remedies, together with the ed skill of the first. medical men of this country, the College feel satisfied that the good work they have undertaken, “the suppression of quackery,” will receive the patronage it leserves from that portion Of the publie ‘requiring. thelr ser: viges. Terms, for advice, all medicines, Office, ‘and Conealing Rooms of the College. 97 Nassau st 8. RICHARDSON, A: ta ala ance, by stating their feemee explicitly in writing, giving all sy aptoms, together with, the treatment a, rece elsew! here. if any, can obtain a cue containing all medicines, with full direction for use, wi es of a by addressing the Agent of the College post = me ° F z 5 oe 3 ‘TRICTURE AND ITS | URE. VAR, FOLLOWING REMARKS WILL PLACE BE- FORE the public a few most deeply interesting facts.— tr ankal that the disease called Staictune ts of very frequent occurrence and often exists in persons who are not ‘in the least aware of it ; next that avery erroneous notion prevails respecting Stricture, and that ignorant advertising people take a bad advantage of the erroneous notion ; then, that there are aie particular circumstances by which a Stricture py, be always known—and in the place, that the cure of victure te ts certain, free from pain, and general- ‘accomplished in a very little time. With regard to the first of those remarks :— eax is well known that Stricture is the result ot a p badly treated f, for instance, that disease is suffe to conti pies “on fm month to month it malta Ee x leet, Now, there refore it ening at o1 ther, that although strict length of time, 1€ ts far from laying. dorma canse of many serious maladies, not are also of a nervous and dyspeptic But wi ly Teads the in the idea that to the flow of uri iy rat of cases, is Very state that these remarks ‘are pub- The: advantage, however, which ignorant advertising ple take of this erroneous notion is very cruel, very body Rsows description swarm about this city, and that nostrums as long as any one t, and one which every real. ph mediately ll the medic: alone, can never cure a stricture. In en of this, nothing more common than fi r to be consulted by person who Jae been tak of things—as colored drops, ad the like, for many months together, reel nature of the case, he has cur imag. many days, ; view of preventing these impo: ms desirable to Ly before the public pon by which a easily done ; for although the symptoms of this merous, there are three of especial import, and. these three may be stated very brietly—they are the following : The first relates Tt has been already said the ished or im) |. But observe y are readjusted, her a drop or two will ever steal away, $0 as to wet a little a js more indicative of stricture. ‘The next is REMAINED UNCURED.— orrhaa or Gleet my Lie It is difficult to how rong a Go and not produce jeture, for o1 naturally more =P to stricture than another but as a general rule, if it hon suffered to go on beyoud peeks, is alone would ai sufficient ground at Jeast, for the suspicion of a stricture. The ys THE MiND.—The i a) Errect a STRICTURE Ht. fect of ef Stricture it 7” spirits and to lessen both bodily and be activity. Is0 is one of the most com- jot, however, that it is seen alike in every indi- ir War ig fs Somonon thas the rte rarely. sees a ease of icture (and he sees many every day) in which the patient does not complain more or less, that he is not so capable of bu- tly. It is Iso to witness the uniform ts, and the disappearing of other maladies as the cure progresses. With rd to the cure of Stricture, pe this subject it is suf- fe (and. it js stated with confidence and plea is certain, and generally accom: time. sam cl h ge thie could w mp ago B has been the improve: this art, and such practi heal experience of the writer, hat he can now accomp! lish the cure of stricture to as many ns formerly it i emandea mont Aid? Aro tte that for those who wish to un- re gcse has gr i mt ate Treatise,” is Ll ot only sti tare, bye ue cure of alt thooe delicate diseases which resci 1 care and privacy, is directed in the plainest. manner.— visable, however, ‘that those who suspect a stricture, if ies | bontble, should consult the author personally, and noth; ig Will ‘suiprise them more than the ease and certainty of Means of cure, Separate rooms, also, are arranged for those who may have to waita litte. wil only now remains to say a word or two on the grot especially strangers comi A this jeuce on what has. been advanced. With Iph begs 2 “te that, beside his rank as gra- have th, Se, hs cure +, for more than thirty yas and has jt ‘of ‘a work ex- pressly on them, “Also that as testimonial letters from the nt physic) Peto the most eminent Americans Sir Astle wer to Dr, Mott, of New York, Dr. Physick, of a, and others, and that he is per mitted to refer to almost every Physician of eminence in this city ‘Be. Ralph is consulted at i private repideneey No. 28 Green. wich street, towards the Bat je may also consulted by post. The little 1-1 Nbove. ‘rel S10 mn is ¢ one dollar. ODGES’ CLLEBRATED LOND 7 TER a) a Tae Divers ace highly recommended by aren fi: ulty of Europe, + | A oaiine cr oe fever and age, a Met beTobedined at all the " =p ho} on y, at. No. 114 Fulton street, one door from fateh i ol PS. Sony Merlin ae requested to call and examine for themselv: Agen fos Joston, Mase, ner an ste NI Noes W ros Water DRS. CASTLE PEAR nDs, AURISTs. 381 BRO. TT cerca le lntosh, to to et gue fst fr ‘duy, in congequance, =EE oH while in New rion ws) he place himself under the rt urists, ier hana anes aqd Eawards, retumed to his military duty. a ase M. D. ‘orces, Jamaica. A sure cure for Seriptes or singing 40% sounds co aor ra oR on sas mi remov. o'8th 4 ner = GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH GUIBS TO SOUND TE! A DESIDERATUM IN Dente Dy Ary Cc. CASTie Walt Syne Tone an ROAD. ti ieee pf etal yo Rt ly eg oie teeth wit at any algo incguvenioges, it ith Comes Lae TElterts peinfal sal toeleas seth) artifical 4d perfece in all thar renective unos for iftpreven rN EC iF CASES, the a of extraction. sind Erma ante a kcacy. The aaa wade at Tein admirably adapted for ten ant bee cule oe on the teat Estes ines sa he New Yor Mit makes baat gaan oN York AP the Baa says -oDr. Cegtle has cbiained wn oncelpe nt nt mg excellent mode of filing the most emin entlemen of the Medical Faculty Dr, Castle's Paste fc ine eee ee ae a Se whlah bat ta be Scuida tooth will eects paraevent cure ere a $ eae ore ae ae in Flor ers from feat. 8. id ts entire succens, that the Tons aya ry cure so skilfully replaced by Castle is now no more a source of regret to the Lieutouant Dr. Sh inserts artificial Jeo oe the principle of sihecton by at- Dr. Castle refers to the ‘ish, French nad Eaeiah Ariatiedsre Mi Stoughton, the pean aa Hem) Slt Prentdst a che Miz 8 Wy Mea Govenl Gaines J. Be Beek, M.D Dr th . Df. Be Delafield, Dr, speae,.B Dr. Boyd, De. Bu: © Cheesman Dr. ‘A. Hi “Sebhens, Dre J, ir. Wm. ‘Grayson, i Davee Ke. & i [Omice sbi yi im m ORE? Ter WASH—Prepared from the original recipe ld street, New York—The Orris Tooth Wash is dos mS ee preparation, possessing the properties of Bia the teeth and mouth—restoring the gums to a healthy state, and preventing ony unpleasant taste or odour in the mouth, whether arising from decayed teeth or from a deranged tate of the stomac It is designed to be used with a tooth brush, and will be fonad to supersede the necessity of a por der keeping the teeth el aud preventing the wearing away of the gums from the It is particularly useful ‘. cases of spungy gums, restoring them 0.6 healing, state, and. Crops wg them to contract aroun: the tooth. "In painful affections of the teeth and gums, arising from e1 ex] ure to, cold it sail be found “hehly ial. Tt is particularly serviceable to use the Orris Tooth Wash ab night Just before retiring to reat. ‘This method is te of fod ol en eminent dentists, as by so doing all particles, accumulate during the day are entirely removed, Kept through the right ina clean, sweet, and outer teech ocd white teeth are the inost valuable. portions of poor humanity ; but how many neglect the attention neces- sary or their preyervaton, even when surrounded by all the means wwe know of none more’ pleasant and effectual than the Orris Tooth Wash—it cleanace and whi. tens the teeth, streugthens. the gums, purifies the ‘mouth, and sweeten the breath. We recommend its use to all Young’ and "ost. old nthe Tosti What is the best detergent we ever used on our enamel,—(Boston ‘Transcript. For sale by the principal druggists in the city, mir THORN’S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF Ca- PA IBA AND SARSAPARILLA. SSESSES a few advanmnes not me en, foxes, by any other Vand which i igual a Tener i t aseurely hy cum ought for in ¢ POmelari pals ere a tvenit cr seat ot tie ls ia proved form, that of x paste, i eatealy ‘tasteless, and causes ho wupleasant sensation t ie has acquired the utmost peieetscinonierep mato Be: rope; ithas been examined, approved of and sanctioned by the faculty of medicine, and recommended by the most eminent of the profession, | Prep y J.B. Thorn, chemist, London, and for sale wholesale and retail, if JAMES TARRAN' 266 Greenwich street, of Warren street. Also, at 2 Park Row and 518 Broadway, 163 Broadway, 414 Broadway, corner of Lispenard street, 259 Broad aay oa comer of Walker street. HULL’S TRUSSES NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS. ERSONS afflicted with ruptures may rely upon the best instrumental the world affords, on eprlication at tho office, No. 4 Vesey street, or to either of the agents in the prin- cipal towns in the United States. Be careful’ to examine back pad of Hull's Trusses, to see if they are endorsed by eee in yriting, fone are genuine, or to be relied upon cH good, without his signature. lany persons have undertaken to vend imitations of Hull's celebrated trusses, and thousands are imposed upon in conse- quence. These imitations cannot be relied wien, j they are (ey by unskilfal mechani are no better the ordi- y triisses. ms have been fitted up at No. 4 Vesey street, exclusively for ladies, having a separate entrance from the business depart- nen where a female is in constant attendance to ait we ‘upon female patients, TO THE LADIES. DR HULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER, $ new instrument for the radical cure of Prolapsus Mrruiltag of the Woubs by pp czternal application ple the use of the objectional tly’ reco! mended to the afficted asthe means of perfect restoration to frealth, it never having failed of performing a eare, even under the most aggravated circumstances. ‘The Sunporter has attained very high character. in, Europe as well ann thie country.” tis adopted to the entire disnos of and all ‘in ful au dients, in the Ly- Thg-in' Hospitals of London toa Pars, is universally, re commended in Europe ire ine I meu of the highest rank.— fn this country jt is sustained by. the leading members of the faculties of Colleges and Hospitals, and by all the emineat Private practitioners. ‘ : Rooms have been farnished exclusively for ladies at No. 4 y 8 f. te from the business de- tment, ly is in constant attendance ‘russes and Supporters to female patients. CAUTION TO. FEMALES: i MADAME HESTE! LL, FEMALE PHYSICLAN, would inform ladies who, with a proper delicacy, have a’ re ng nance to the treatment of their complaints except by one of ‘own sex, that in all cases she attends to them personally, her experience, practice and knowledge enables her to do so. She deems it necessary to state thi she does not hate if ed el the pretenders continually appearit pearing, advertising as * Female jans,” «Ww! rant and incompetent themselves are obliged to Fis ly a pation aoe to experiment instead. Consultin, ke] an 8 Greenwich street, between Courtlandt Liberty peal Hours of attendance from 9 A. M. 109 BM ald 2me MA: DL Ls Sieg POWDERS, Pow ders ay a domed ce in particular, for upwraeds yt yusands in athe county 7,25 bene tl nl mild, remedy for marred Indiesy Whose health Toei at too rapid increase of family. Restell, a9 Is well knowny'was for thirty male Physician in the two principal Female Hospitals in ie rope—those of Vienna and Paris—where favored by her grert experience and opportunities, she attained that celebrity in those great discoveries in medical science s0 specially to the female frame, for which her ring now, stand ear Yalled, ag well in this, conntry, as in - ances with the physiology and iit hs female tame enables her—by tracing ¢ deline ani Ith of married females, scarce in the meidian of life, and the consequent. 11- omen ania coeics imary eat Rice rie: of marr ried fe males whieh whieh, Mee, ea the eiscovery, Lah nr heh vad i he means ing not only the health, barren the Meller many an eleereotete wis wel toud mac! ther, iat edvertioer feeling the importance of this subject, and ee ets galting to thomsands "by Chee adop- eels rnoatreanectfly arouse the attention of the sr. hat they hold near to their consideration. Hi rtnous to preven which we re id healthy ja and many f ly answer ia the affirmat ompanied with full anc ce AL forwarded by mail to any, Sts Fetters must be post-paid, and 3 DAME | Res. TELL. Femate Phys an. cipal OF ee ‘M48 Green’ street, New York. fice ey m 8 A.M. to 9 oe P.. m*r Boston office, Be 7 Ee MALE MONTHLY PILLS, OWING to. i a esieuriey, efficacy, and jarestie Madame Restell’s Female Mouthly Pi uppreasien, or stoppage ction: which. of every female. depen that ERveacetton inte the United tatheapw eboet four ya, counterfeits and imitations aS. ‘constant ly attem palmed off for the Pg ae 9 common pills are rabeged “atl cents a box, in different boxes called— fonthly Bil ” eth the eX of rt them, it eo dollars abo ther It ee reise ee taal gusta. Mosthie Filip se coos: terete ‘except those sold at \ Made ait ater ee 142 Gi Pay street an w Hhestell's a of gad Ne are fo wine t ‘on the co N, B.—They can be used by married or si ingle oy Seog td the directions enclosed it inside of each box, Mold by ap: Pointment at 261 Grand street, coruer of Allen, New Yor Je10 2m* PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. M. DE poupk Lodi “MD. LISBON, PORTUGAL. Tt sntifie com aoe of ingredients of which these ve them the wonder and admi- my ¥.: over Europe to be i ration of the wore hey The only preparation ev tercia'in producing the monthly tarver vet gave i fuch tat hey man not be used during pregnancy. for thoug! safe and healthy, they are certa produce mi during ia ‘The direc to English and il are enveloped round with the seal of ie my stamped. box con tains the signature of M. de Boudel the ‘Rnglish: di: ai oe Benen ce eee Tate authorised for dhe continent of Ameria, ‘hey can re ted by all to any part of the United States” Bold by Drs Fe EAU, agent and importer for the United See efhce 12 Liberty street, near Greenwich st. Price $5—half boxes $3. f bores, sent. by. mail. Sold, also, by appointment, gM ae} Cherry, street, near Catharine st. Letter io Bi, f, Melvenu bo box 04, New Yorks will taeee with fx iandats ertantion- All Tet Post mio 0 Tena we AM BE RESTELL, FPEMALE rilveycha ‘ofter and idence, 148 Green. ‘wich street, between Courtlandt and Li atreets, where she, can bs conesline with the strictest confidence on com- 5 t to the female vip incident a experience ad knowledge in the treatment of obstinate eases of female i om &e., is such as to require but a few teas eo effect a perfect cure. dest ne. proper medion attendance during confinement will be a vi, ae such are’ I to any part of the United States Hye ete {post paid) ) nadigue 0 sipik ‘New York. eB) fndsme RESTELE would into ies rewidil out of the city, whose health would not mit ° Careline that she ‘oul dovote her personal. atten pon them tn be A as of the United States within reasonal ie tance, ‘ni0 2m* PUBLISHE, JAMKS GO) N, pA Le pide) J FULTON AND op ae. STREE! TS, nw York Heratp—A daily tied ate pat the week—price TWO cenve we copy. Cow subscribers furnjahed at the same rate, for any specific cheriog, on @ remittance Tiadvance. No paper sent unless paid te Weert Hunatp—Iewued every Saturday mornings saat vit AND A QUARTER CENTS Pls, COP} to 10 country subscribers at $3 25 per annum, in rence, same rate for any seefed period are ‘requested to their letters to rtm jetor and editoreand ll ley Jasin itera on business must be post-pa