The New York Herald Newspaper, August 19, 1843, Page 4

Facts and Fancy. A’Canrew-corne Communrty.— A new Episcopal Chureh 1s about to_be built in Fair Haven, Conn., near the bridge which separates that village from the city of New Haven, being the twenty-fourth church edifice in the township of New Haven, which comprises a population of not far {rom sixteen thousand. From Taunron.—During ()« recent tornado in the vicinity of Taunton, an orcuard ef 100 apple trees in full bearing, was entirely destroyed, every tree having been prostrated to the earth, and the green fruit scattered hither and yon. The most markable fact is yet to be told ; one of the irees is missing, root and branch, and not a vestige ef it has been found to this day.—Boston Tyanscript. Cnarity Hosprrau.—The tollowing is the report tor the twentv-four hours ending at six o’clock last evening :— : Admitted 8; do yellow fever, 0; discharged, 6; discharged of yellow fever, 0; died, 4; died of yel- EXCHANGE HOTEL. i is friends and the public that "Thea fly taken Exchange Howe, No, 2 Uourdandt street, in. the city of New York. The whole house has been repaired, and refurnished in an elegant and commo- q ent about the establish. Meaiest desive- has been tovfurnish every thing that the of the age requires fiom competitors for pablic favor. Its he b part of the city, and a the points of arrival re of the steamboat and spirit loeati riifvoad lines of communication, particularly recommend it to dling community; while, at the business oe teee will be adapted (0 the tess. jas been so" fortunate as to secure the services of Mr. Erastus Phelps, one of the late proprietor, who will be the Fmeial manager, ech: of tt fo fea Coubdmat will be apa offered, that Mi So'conducted as 10 give entire satisfaction to those ‘who shail him with their patronage. pat V. B. RYERSON, New York, July 29, 1813, a3 Im*re WALTON BAAS D REUSE ae pea N L326 - lin Square, New York.—J, Fowler & ay ‘beg fas to return thanks to their frien the public in general, for the liberal, sop they have received for several years past at the al hotel, and. by strict attention to busi i low fever, 2.—N. O. Herald 10th. Counrsrrerrsr Arxestep.— The Norfolk Bea con mentions thata ript to a letter dated Eden- ton, August 12, received by a mercantile house in that boreugh, says:—‘‘1 have just heard thal counterfeiter has been taken up and lodged in jail, and is in irons. He came from Norfolk to Elizabeth city.” ‘This isthe same individual who passed a counterfeit $30 note of the Farmers’ Bank of V: ginia, on a mercantile house in Norfolk. After his arrest, his person and baggage were searched, and nearly six hundred dollars in good money, a loaded pistol and dirk knife, were found in his posseesion. He was committed to jail for further examination, not being able to give bail. He says his name is Wm. Brown, a horse drover; and resides in Louis- ville (Ky) Hiscompanion, R. Williamson, also ot Louisville, crossed the sound on Saturday last, having previeusly passed a note of a similar descrip- tion of the above, and it was supposed would pro- coat for Washington, (N. C.) whither he was pur- sued. Deatu or THE Hon. Bens. Pickman.—The Salem Register, of this morning, says: ‘We regret to announce the decease, yesterdav afternoon, (in con- sequence of the fatal accident of the upsetting of his carriage, a tew weeks since) of the Hon. Benjamin Pickman, one of our most esteemed and respected citizens. Col. Pickman was descended from along line of respectable ancestors of thisplace. He was educated at Cambridge, and married the daughter of that eminent and successful merchant, Elias Hasket Derby. He embarked in the mercantile brotession, and for a long period took a most active part in the political affairs of the country, having tor ipany years represented this town, county, and district, in both branches of the Legislature, and the Executive Council, and in the Congress of the United States. Col. P. has at all times, and under all circumstances, been distinguished by his courte- sy, gentlemanly deportment, and benevolence. He has spent a long life filled with good offices, and his memory will be ever cherished and respected by those who knew him.”—Boston Transcript. Srvck 1n THE Mup.—Last evening, about half past eight o’clock, a somewhat ludicrous scene took place in the First Municipality. A negro fellow. who it appeared had stolen something, was pursue by the watchman so closely, that in attempting to escape by jumping into the water, unjortunately, perhaps, he mistook the shining mud whieh the re- ceding waters had left, for the pure element itself, and made a desperate leap. But lo! instead of ““coming up,” as 18 usual afier a dive, he stuck in the mud, not a feet, but up to his arm pits. The watch, in the laudable zeal for the *‘ peace and dig- nity of the State,” pursued, hot foot and close, un- Ul there were no less than three of those worthies in ‘linked sweetness” with Cuffee, all floundering in the mud together—watchies springing their ratles and calling tor *‘more help,” and Cufl, with stento- rian lungs, bawling to be released from “ dat damn nasty hole.” The citizens collected in hundreds, und after fixing ropes to the unfortunates, succeed- ed, after long and strong pulls, in rescaing them all rom their interesting situations Cuff was borne off to the lock up; and the last we saw ot this bit of fun, were the watchmen ‘‘ cleaning themselves.” — N. O. Courier. Drowngv.—A small boy, about four years old, son of Mr. Peter Harrington, fell into the dock near Bishop’s wharf, Wednesday noon, and was drowned. His bedy was recovered a short time atter.—Providence Jour. Tuxee Surcipes.—The Pittsburg Chronicle states that a young man named Andrews, one of the wealthiest and most respectable merchants in that place, cut his throat on Friday of Jast week. He had just returned from Europe, and bad been mar- ried but a short time. A aan named J. Norris, committed suicide on Saturday, at Steubenville, by cutting his throat. A third individual, name T- nard Armstrong, hung himself on the same day, about three miles below Steubenville. Suockine Deatu.—A fatal accident occurred at the miil lately owned by G. A. Avery, at the Lower Fails in this city, on the 15th inst. A mill-wright named Robert Owen, anative of Wales, (where his mother resides) was at work alone on the water wheel, when it is supposed the water accumulated in the buckets to such a degree as to break away its fastenings,and the man was carried several limes round with it, crushing his body and one leg in a horrible manner. He came from Oswego to unis city a week ago yesterday, leaving there a friend by the name of David Saunders, and another at Remsen, Oneida county, named John Jones. His tools, trunk, &c., are in the hands of Mr. Avery, to wait the orders ot his friends.—Rochester Post American Manvuracturers In Canapa —The Toronto Harald says trat the imports trom the United States into the port of Toronto, from the 6: to the 25:h of July, were 930 packages, the du- ties on which will amount to between £750 and 42300. Some cotton fabrics of the United States have been imported, and this is probably a trade that will increase, unless the provincial Parliament augment the duty on the present rates. The coarser cotton goods of the United States are likely to rival the manufacture of Great Britain in this market. GREAT IMPROVEMEN FRICTION MATCHE: A, NEW ARTICLE OF MATCHES, without brimstone ‘or any other offensive quality, and actually waterproof, has lately been patented by letters patent of the United States in favor of the inventer, W. K. Ashard, and are now manufac- tured and offered to the public by the proprietors of said pac tent at No 161 Bleeker street, New York, where all who wish to purchase good matches are invited to call and prove them. And all persons whatever are hereby notified of the said patent and warned not to violate or infringe upon the same in any manner, lest they incur the penalties of the law in such cases. Theee matches iguite with ease and certainty in all weathers and climates, and burn with a brilliant flame ; and if , will continue to burn long eno several letters with wax. ‘They may lay immersed laced in eh to seal water for hours and days, and it 1s believed even for weeks and when ta- ken out and dr ties of these d, will ignite and burn as before. Three quali ches are made and sold as above, namely--No. ved. The latter a reeabl y uted and Exporters, segar smokers, housekeepers, ho use matches, will readily perceive how decided the these over all others. Orders and communications to be addressed to G. BOWEN, No 161 Bleeker st. Agent for the Paventees and Manufacturers. URERS jy2l Im*r XO MANUFAC T WOOLLENS,.—1 tion, and that he is prepared to execute with pines all or- ders'in his live that may be confided to him, Specimens of his workmanship may be seen on application to the gentlemen whose names are annexed, and to whom he has liberty to ret also relers to the following remark upou his workman: the Fair at the Amencan Institute. THE GOULD MEDAL has been awarded to H. geou, for the most beautifully fin- ished Cloths, Cassimeres, and Satinets, displayed at the late exhibition ; the lnstitute have thus become their testimony to the pertection of the art, by which Mr. Migeon has augmented one of the most important sources of the manutactaring wealth of the United States, by adding, at a very trifling cost, trom ten to fil c of the cloths submitted to his proce ne brilliant finish sud silky smoothness of the cloths thus prepared, must s every one who will examine them, of the great superiors the process pursued by Mr Migeon. Manufacturers and im porters will do well to acquaint themselves by personal exami- nation with the merit of his invention. Orders may be left at Nos 63 and 64 Pine st, RERERENCES" Halsted, Hames & Co., 3) Nassau street. Lambert & Wolcott, 63 treet. VC. Langley & Co., 64 Wilson, Butler & Co., 27 ¥ D. Bregham, 60 Pine st. ayaa Im*r WILHE Broadway, he ge the apply of Goods, which ty wholesale retail, at very reasonable prices— Berlin, Zephir, worsted, German, carpet and shaded Worsted Embroidery Pattern, a beautiful selection Ganvass of every description ted, Silk, Cotton, Gold as wg and Flower making ( and Purse Silk, pl 1 Flowers and F ‘A great variety of cast iron Work Pertumery, be sold in packages from % to i, gross - jow prices Fancy Now Papers, Wafers and Enyelopes together with » large assortment of fancy articles, Gloves, Work and Segar d Tassels for purses. ani2 im*ec HOPGES' CLLEBRATED LONDON BITTERS. These bitters are highly recommended by the medical culty of Europe, as a restorative for the appetite, and are also ® positive cure for fever and ague, and can be obtained at all the Principal hotels in the Uni sates. Sold, wholesale only, at No. 114 Fulton street, one door from Duteh st, Price §1 per gallon. ry Merchants are requested to call and examine Boston, Mass, Messrs. Blake and Trumbull, cor} Federal sts; for Providence, R. I. Mr, I. Spen est Water ‘st; for Salem, Mass.. Mr. G, Patnam, . ‘7 im*re YROTON WATER—DAY® 4 JM IN CDA RUBBER Hose A Adenily commuted any purposes for which leather is usedvand te warn to pos> eas the following properties -— Ie fectly tight under pressure of the Croton. made of the strongest fabrics, and will nou mildew Xt, and requires no attention royed by coming in contact with oil or by cold weather, nor can the rabb € we, as inferior articles are in no case used. Shou the C complaint be made of the Hose, not possessing the above properties, it will be taken back, ‘at any time inside of six from its purchase, and other given in exchange without Coupling and jet pip ill be attached without charge. * will note that we are clearly satustied tha i howe (the { making which is unknown to any oth in the trade) meet the aruele long wanted leading w and many other liquids HORACE H. DAY, oy kt lune Ruscowwor @ Aabucy bs dh Go $9 dade Lae continuance of their favors, the rs having reduced prices of Boarding to 50 cents fer day, or twor dollars fifty Cents per Week. Ahe house is situate th the most business part of the city, being conven’ Albany, Boston and Phila- it bany. delphia steamboata: likewise to the London, Liverpool and Bnistol packets. The above house needs uo comment as it is one of the most airy-and spacious premises in the ety, having avlarge yard with a fine sing of water, with every other regal: site to make it c n fact, the above house combines more comfort in its line of business, than any other in city. The senior proprietor, being always on the premises, he will see every attention paid'to his guests, not ooly by himealf, but by his agents and servants. Ales, wines, spirits, &c. 3 cents sglas, Fine London and Dublin porter, in draught and . §.—Private rooms for families. No charge for stor N. B.—No connection whatever with the Walton House next door. zi 32.2m*r ROOMS TO LET. JN ,THE, BELMONT HOUSE, NEW BRIGHTON— ‘he =Subseriber having it up this establishment at a great expense, for the comfort of his friends and the public, and grateful for the very liberal patronage al- y bestowed on nuance of it. = begs to inform them that he has still two doubl three single rooms unoccupied which he will let on terms lo; the times, if immediate application be made, and will py to accommodate persons wishing to enjoy the beauty and advantages of this place. 4 ‘The situation is one of the most, desirable on the Terrace.— Having a very fine large bathing house directly in front, the boarders can enjoy that luxury with the greatest convenience and p jim, trusts by his exertions to please fora nboats ply constantly throughout the day to and ork. GEORGE PLERIS Belmout-House, New Brighton. Et June 28th, 1843. r ELIZABETHPOR ® HOTEL ELIZABETHPORT, NEW JERSEY. nee to his friends and the lotel, (lately kept by E. Al- horough cleansing and repair, 1 house for the reception and is now open as a pul Of visitors. : f ‘The table will be furnished with every variety the market af- fords, and every attention will be cheerfully bestowed that will conduce to the health, comfort or enjoyment of visitors, with the times, ‘The near proximity of Elizabethport rk, renders this a desirable summer retreat for mer chants and others, engaged in-busines in the eity, as the steam. boats Cinderella and Waterw: Srk,tpier No 1 North River, and Elizabethport every two hours’ during the day. JAMES MOORE. jy18 Im*r EW LEBANON SPRINGS is the most healthful and Pleasant place of resort for visitors during the summer months, in the United States. Aa f Visitors from the south, who intend visiting that place, will find it the most expeditious route to land at Hudson, thence by railroad to Edward’s Depot, where stages are in readiness to carry them to the Springs. ‘The cars leave Hudson at A. M. and 4 P. M. or on the arnt- yal of the boats from New York, and passengers arrive at the Springs in three hours from Hudson. a3 3wer RETRENCHMENT THE ORDER OF THE NOTICE to Citizens of New York and, Strangers soiouming in the ( O'S LIN G'S SPLENDID DININ 5, Nos. 64 and 66 Nassau street—The immense patro- age which has been extended to the subscriber by a liberal and mmunity, has enabled him to enlarge and. im- p is Dining Rooms so as now to accommodate two hun- ed persons at one time. Whilst making these additions to his favorite and well known establishment, he has not been un- Imindful of the still greater comforts and ‘conveniences of his customers—having thoroughly ventilated the light airy saloon, and detached the kitchens, so as completely to exclude the effluvia and heat which necessarily arises from cooking for two or three thousand persons per day. ‘The walle of the saloon have been embellished by some of the most elegant and. c Oil Paintings of the ancient and. modern “schools; marble lars and statuary, and busts of Washington, Napoleon, $ The bill of fare surpasses all others in any part of the United States—including salmon of 30 and 40lbs weight, at 18 3-4 cents per plate, with anchovy sauce, butter, bread, &c.; all. kinds of roast an he best qualities, with bread and etables, at 6 cents per plate; green peas, new potatoes, aspar ragus, strawberries, Pastry of all kinds; turtle and other soups steaks, chops, &c. and one hundred other different articles Of the, chojcest eseription, at urices ejually low, Best Java Coffee, green and black Teas, at 3 cents per cup ; Chocolate 6 cents, Ke, Se. Attentive and Civil waiters are employed, who speak the French, Spanish, German and Dutch languages. Every article is served up in the neatest possible style—and in every depart- ment of the establishment competent and experienced overseers are plac Having ness of many of the best cond! i America, andathe West Indies, the subscriber feels no hesita tion in assuring his fellow citizens that his establishment is in- ferior to none that he has seen in any portion of his arrange- ments—besides which, the superior qualities and low. prices of le included in the Daily Bill of Fare must, in. that respect alone—exelusive of all other consideration: rit the very ne plus ultra of Eating House on this Continent. ‘The establishment has been supplied throughout with Croton ‘Water, which passes through improved filterers; and the Sa: Joon is apen every. day from 6 a'elock A. M. until 9 P.M, and on Sundays from 7 o'clock A.M. until 8. j93mn*r HENRY GOSLING. BOOK-KEEPING. NES, Accountant, 183 Broadway, continues roughout the Summer months to receive pupils who are practically and thoroughly instructed in the various duties of the desk. Private lessons are given when preferre Published and for sale by the author as above: ciples and Practice of Bookkeepin; $1 has been adopted in many of the firs this country, and has been republished in Eug aynosis of this improved method of teaching, see art. Merchant's Magazine, Dec. 1842. B Accountantship—A.ccounts adjusted in cases gation, insolvency or death. Books opened or ted and being conversant with the mode of busi- Saloons in Europe, of dispute, liti- balanced. a3 Im*re PATENT UtreN SUTTON DEPOT, Parrrsox, New’ Jensey. THOS’ PROSSER, Svante Paventee. DALE & MAXWELL, 2 CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK, the United States, for the French Report n with Pattern Sheets, x d milliners, received the arrival of every Packet. ‘Those who, original Freach Fashion now sent to America in the ish language, can have t! i ars, ten E ‘Terms of the Elegant, or Tail r sited moi Foilet, or Lad ed weekly, with eighty four fine colored Jy29 lm*r Bi jollars per year, is steel engravings per Year, or seven each month. WM. T. JENNINGS & CO. RAPERS AND TAILORS, 231 Broadway, American Hotel, opposite the Fountain, solicit attention to an assort- ment of seasonable goods, including Cloths, Cassimeres, Vest- ings, &c., in all the new various styles, under the assur- ance that the system of “small profits and quick ret 7. which has elicited so liberal a patronage, will be contmhued, while our arrangements are sach as will enable us to fill all or- ders in future with promptness. * A feature in the establishment, which must commend it to those ae for immediate use, is the addition to our stock, of an assortmeat of first quality ready jar ments, consisting of Surtouts, Dress Coats, 8, op Office Coats, __ Travelling Frocks, Dressing Gowns, &e. A choice collection o| ‘Silk and Satin Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Under Shirts, Drawers, Maslin Shirts, Collars, &e, At prices which must offer inducements to purchasers. Jy24 3m*ec CASH TAILORIN' x S. Broadway,) impressed ity 0 exigency of the times by the of his prices, ani ing it impossible to do so while subject to the enormous lays a Broadway location necessarily incurs, has determined on the only way to effect this—without disparagement to the quae lity of his garments; he has, therefore, removed his establish- ment to 136 NASSAU STREET, corner of Beekman, where Fentlemen can now be supplied at a deduction of ten per cent rom his former low prices. ‘ The following is submitted merely as a specimen of the foregoing assertion :— Cravats, dow Hosiery, STABLISHMENT. ir, (late of 7 Astor ger ul he find necessity of meeti: Superfine Coats made in the best style from ‘$16 to $18 Extra do of thefinest quality, - - 18 to 22 Challie Vests, - — - + $2.75 8. P. begs leave, in conclusion, to observe, the above articles may be relied on, in all respects, to be of the most genuine de- scription, and lower than any other house furnishing the same quality of articles, dylimr CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT 304 PEARL, LATE 108 BEEKMAN STREET. n for the cheapness and durabi- , desires to inform his patrons and_ the public, that he is now, to suit the economical tender of the times, making garments of the very best quelity, at a reduction of 20 per cent from former prices, and less, it is believed, by 20 per cent than garments of the saine quality are made by the ch houses in this city. der that -gentleinen may understand what isfmennt by the following bill of prices is submitted to their on, With a guarantee that the goods shall be of first and the fit unexoeptionable :-— i¢ west of England Cloth ¢ $12 10 $16 ‘ass, 5 to 23% tod whe following Pe «Dato 1 All'orders executed ‘eh ve season is advanced, the present stock of summer be sold low. au3 im *r ats «+ c ape Pants of Vests, of Silk, Satin, Making’ and wimming, in the black or fancy patie Milled best st As’ the goods will | 8. Watches in the As he is const tly receiving ver Watches, of the newest styles, turers n Bnigland France and Switzerland, he is enabi assortment, amd at much less prices, fail, Man tuny other fiouse in the eity.,. Gold watches as. low as $20 to bi each. Watches and jewellery exchanged or bought. i watches warranted to keep good time, or the money returned. ‘atches, elo d jewellery repaired in. the best manuer, than ef any other place iu tne city EN, importer of watches -ad jewellery, lesale and retail, 30 Wall street, up stairs; I descriptions of Gold and lirect from the manuf enab' * PEACHES FOR SALE. THE Subscribers have for sale about Six Thousand Bask orehaahcreaches, on orchards, growing in Delaware, re three and four years old, th 5 heighborhood, “Phe fruit we thinke il basket, delivered on the wharf at Delaware City, orany other way we ean. ‘The buyerto give security for te fulilinent of contract ‘Any one wishing to purchase can write, or call and Any pi OF Call and. see the eommanications must be post paid hard REMOVAL TO NEW YORK. bscribers near Delaware City, 1 OHS « THE LOSS of Feet, and Lege no. hindrance to. the act of Walking--JOHN F. THOMAS, Cork Leg Maker te. reapecttully {forms the ‘public that he hag removed from Phi corner of Pike st, New York ladelphia to No. 472 Water street, City, where he continuesfto manu a plan the most correct and least com, necessity, invented, made, and worn years, and been a manufacturer for thirt dent of giving satisfaction to all who Hands, Arms, or the common wi 2 lo? ~ MONTHLY REPORT OF THE NEW. EW YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, No. 75 Chambers “CASES SUCCESSFULLY TRI 3 Seminal Weak: 2 MEDICAL. LUCINA CORDIAL, On THE ELIXIR OF LOVE, DEAFNESS. DRS: CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS Extract — that fe ee invall gan ieee ot hile in Now York, on his wi jer the professional care Under their treatment he recovered has wet to his military duty. Sw toH. M. ACOUSTIC ‘DROL deafness, earache, pains, Hlections of hard wi ‘Their acoustic oi “HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS ?” Jutosh, to testify D COOKE and, he placed and Redw e] Morbus. Teerated B jwifery. . eet. 2 Onarism, two under treat- alt the ates ersally perform: ‘and. dispateh. and may as usual, ‘Perso adally, . yo and, confdendally, at the went class of 3. Forces, Jamaiea. forms, with ment the neck of the 6 Buboes, A.sure cure for incipient or singing sounds in searetions of the organs, pular remedy as a curative in all wards of twenty years. treet. ud even now, the meek Hindoo— as her clime, aud tender, too— less. twelve ingnths from her bridal h raised hands, i ts wild, Petitions Bramah fora'childs For well abe knows, Love sha The Hi renness. Hindoo bed of bar $0 much forlove in days by-gone, And savage customs in our own; But say, even now, does Love Bless i oun land: a sterile union No, oft times conju ¢ Is thus disturbed—ay, e’en in Ti ‘et may the barren, i re Nipples. Falling of the womb, iirulent discharge ight ane 1 enter Thae thoidal ‘1 § Nee oe wile ae had Weau sufferer twelve |, from the face. ™ T ‘Tumor removed from the a. 7 Cutaneous Eruptions. 1 Delirium ‘Tremens.) e- 2 Dyspepsia. Cg is a descriptive of Disease in nt forms with a com| plaints and their immed eluding observations on eatin a ‘all its most ma- ise on Venereal remote ‘es sine ofthe uate vill find both gonventent der ‘medical tre removed to 381 Broadway, cor- dyld 1 QERIS TOOTH WASH—Prepared from the at No, 3 Gol a Ne id can ag or be es Je pruparation, possess us to board and lodge mouth—restoring the gums to a healthy y jodate them leasant taste or in the walcovend. ved oath or from derenged Whatever celebrity Dr. ‘well known Phy: state, an ‘vent dther arising from deca to be used with a tooth brush, and will be found su] ¢ the necessity of a powder keepin and preventing the wearing away of the gums Har): cases of spungy gums, m to a healthy state, and causing them to contract aroun tooth, In painful affections of th exposure to colt icularly i Dooke may have attained in the treat- other by that name bh Strictures in Urethra.” iuries of the Head. No. 3 Nerton street, All ‘The unfortunate will please“ attend to thi e due and timely notice and govern ied REMEMBER NO3 NORTON STREET, AL- BANY NY. vis! ime PROCREATIVE ELIXIR AND POWDERS, FOR STERILITY. Neastre to announce t] the exclusive agency of the jusly- But not the proc: Attending Surgeon and Physician. Part of their du- jo ase the Orris Toot! C, McMANUS, fore retiring to rest. Apothecary and Secretary. PARR’S LIFE PILLS. Mowing decided and extraordinary cure effected sole- f i conbdenty opel EL EFE FILA vant edicioe y to whe a by its ownwerits, ‘The sale of this wonderful, medvoine bas extended all over the world; and t) particles of foo ing the day are entirely remoy: it in a clean, sweet, an ye . tecth are the most valuable portions yw inany neglect the attention neces- even when surrounded by these we know of none more pl ris Tooth Wash—it cleanses and w the gums, purifies the mout recommen its use to all young ani a h is the best detergent we ever used on Principal druguists in the city, THORN’S COMPOUND EX’ PAIBA AND SARSAPAR: OSSESSES a few advan medicine for the cure of all sexual blic, render it ass long sought for in. no confinement or ehange of diet. Inst proved form, that of a paste, it is entirely tastel ho Mapleapant stasation to the pat Mt ‘ ; thas acquired the utmost fame in almost ev rt of Eu- rope, Helse een examined, approved of ang Sanctioned by ine culty, 1, mment e he profession, - Prepared by J.B, Thom, chemist, Loudon by INT, 266 Greenwich street, comer of Warren s 163 Broadway, 414 roadway, corner of he the impotent ; ‘agleet, whatelar its da all life's functions renovate; aptions from the tary for their pregetvation, means needed. A; and effectual than the Oy reatha We reco! ld Boston Moraj oline Orr reek WE, (Bes HE. Undersigned has the succeeded in obtaininy brated "* Elixir and Powders all cases of incout A *Tis woman’s From Fluor Albus ts resulting from all climes and countries. are daily receiving authenticated ments from persons in every rank of life. Such an accu- mulation of facts, on the most honorable testimony, cannot to convince every intelligent being of the almost miraculous chargeter waist A ic asa safe, speedy and certain remedy. r daily of persons wito were almost at death's door being resto to sound and vigorous health, solely by the use of never- the Ay f Parr’s Life Pills. No the AEnigtou ate Boston, 18th June, 1843, With gratitude and pleasure I announce the cure wrought on myself by the use of Parr’s Life le d; I was so costive and bound up that existence to me hment. Sometimes the heat of my body was such i least exertion, and so much that my which soon brought me h proper care, t00,) le formn is heir to. inful and difficult menstr of consumption, languo h ness, it is surprisingly ef r wever, is in eradicating oes pate 0 the functions superinducing ste1 establis! to juire comment. ecess, as to make it doubtful. that. what in he use of this wonder- in, a cure has in all cases heen incurable natural defects te of the. functions within combination of the. thening and. invigo- ders” are Her fair and fragit These are but TRUTHS, who calls them fiction Shall have stern proof in contradiction, Letters—all forms of attestation— From the sav ans of every nation; ae agents of Parr’s L' Instances are occurri TRACT OF CA- ILLA. sil in Nassau street, ¢ very number— wo Nassan”—even in their slumber— dreaming of Diseases 01 fe w Ana sometimes names the and a desideratum neina Cordial,” medicine from the count gy have it Boxed un and sent to aty tae of the . Je. oF $24 per dozen, orth 6th st, Philadelphia, MEDICAL CARD, No. 196 Fulton street.—DR. FAWCETT, Mem- eons of London and F: fully aware of the existence of a false de feign interdict all mention of ever} sense of propriety. But it ive into the hidden man family, thereby to Persons orderin that I perspired wit clothes would be « ‘ ion, and I became very thin and ‘ different doctors, but got no relief. I next ap slerogatory to its h thme for enlightene ti afflicting the hui liscover the means of conferring sery existed. It is not to be. reary loneliness often experience blessed with offspring, making al &, future, buta rast gloom, a desolate an in life's prospects, objects and ends, can we Freund iced, waste their day: JAMES TARRA! Also, at 2 Park Row and 518 Broadway, Broadway, corner of Lispenard street, 259 NO OURE, NO PAY. R. COOPER, of 11 Duane st Chatham streets, tskes th that he still affords ft y be always chisulted with the utmost confidence Dr. Cooper, from a resi- in hospitals in Et i to. the oppressive d by the married wi like the past, th h in advertised: medicines. I, tov Pills at night and two in the morning; never was medicine more mild and soothing in operation; but ime, yet they w ly taking the pill: ver man had Jess ese were the only effects ‘a great blessing. onths, and found them Twas at length re- and Member of the Jefferson . anithor of several works o confines his plactice to a certain class of i tages and complicated forms, the worst cases of ns will yield to his mode lelicate diseases, thes tly, even in actual forsooth, we are treet, between William, and of treatment, without of informing the citizens a n ee, from business, and without mer- tiggecings ordering aponibe to the cures set forth was at first veryesuspi Tish this, for I think use of your medicine. Zi a 0 ting and endearing ties between hus ife, creating a focus around which , our joys and our hopes. ‘To wate ‘gradually develoning powers of mind. and body, is aconstant source of happiness to the parent. The thousand little offices the mother is called upon to is to her a fountain of jo nothing can compensate ‘sets upon our declinii 5 powers are on the wane, when sick upon us, then are chil .is the home of the chil iscovery of the * Elixir and perfect cures in thousands of jnstances in, E confirmed barrenness and sterility, able. Its action is not sudden an rene’ nig mech tint Ee ina wort eae of Selene dg , nee of many years. i treatment of delicate diseases, and. fro for the last ten years in this particular branch of the ‘dy and effectual eure to such ler his treatment. Reden' Dr. Cooper tses no mercury or any Dr. Cooper’s mild. and of treatment will require. no interruption from business or alteration in diet 20 lorable. diseases ness, nocturnal emission: which are brought on by a secret destructive derata youth, and other excessiv which undermine the constitution. an ensive practice in ras the foundation of ‘ Dr. Faweett’s work on these subjects) can be radically cured, and the Parts restored gour, Strictures of the urethra, extending as far as the prostate gland and neck of the bladder, and which is. generally, pros the bad treatment of disease, and. fi can be radically cured, by Dr. Faw. perform for her child ings and its gambols nd in after years when’ the sun our mental and physical They are sold retail at most of ‘ork, and by du town from Maine to Loui Havana, the West India “SHios, ROBERTS & CO., 301 Broadway. WORMS KILL THOUSANDS. ZN are most subject to them, but eto be atcted with them. to health and vi- cured in two or three days. other dangerous medi n ‘a comfort and a solace. r low inestimable, then, owders which om masturbation, cet at 196 Fulton street. plomas from London, hung up in large frames in obtained. Price 50 cents, ATE TREATISE—This little book itself is for those who require a speedy and pri for certain infections complaint ured by false certifi- office, where his worl inviolable secresy observed jad breath, pale- t the nose, Wastin but gentle and ing the latent causes affecting the invigorating the generative functions spirits, and engenderin ion. Its great celebrity is full false pretences. ‘The m in all consultations. Separate offic Letters, post paid, to le from 71m the morning until night, Office 14 Duane st. DOCTOR BELL. OCTOR BELL devotes his til 10 P, M.) to the remo state. All sufferi successfully treat ers—those laboring under the quack nostrums, and lurking in the system, may consult antee of a cure, , ‘ Persons contemplating marriage, who have b delicate diseases, may consult Dr. Bell with hon ‘ost paid letters, deseribiny have his prompt attention. exposes to suspicion, and is well known to be safe and perma "UG Private offices 87 Cedar street, two doors from Broadway HULL'S TRUSSES Ni TO RUPTURED PERSONS. ERSONS afflicted with ruptures may rely upon’ the best affords, on application at U ents in the prin- ims, moaning and sometimes a’ voracious the symptoms of worms. tored for months for some other imaginary disease, when one f Sherman's Worm Lozen Ryan, comer of Prince street an¢ worms that was reduced Sherman’s Lozenges: sl appetite, are amon; full and healthy cireulat deserved, and the un ing it to the Amey justly celebrated success in the tyntment irate cure y the ‘best cand ed has no hesitation in reeommend- fic. “Phe inventor, the famed and . Pesomenur, of Paris, 13 too. well known derangements of the genital ixirand’ Powders,” to require ‘of more ‘than two, mnt evidence of held. es would effect a’ cure. the Bowery, cured aman of toa skeleton, and by'only one box of that the author has now pu eresting chapter —that on the causes which render these complaints s0 obstinate and lingering—in the form of a single letter, which he supplies, free of expense, to any one wi he is now as fat as an Alderman. ‘dsley has saved the life of one of his children by of over 2,000,000 of bi ible worm destroying m¢ be without them, t cases, aggravated or un- by inexperienced or pretended practition- rance from the undersigned. d thousand bottles and packages fulness, and the estimation in’ whic! Price $3 a bottle. by mail, to any part of ad Si :. 5. Ke ickage making two bottles of ** Elixir,” with full directions Preparing. “All letters must be pos fully tested ther. destructive effects of mercury OF the remains of disease }. always with a guar- din this, also, will be seen why so mnany persons suffer on from month’ to mouth with & i his so prone to affect the mind as well as fune- ly and speedily cured ined. ed that the letter here referred to of powders which nited States. | Price Cough Lo he i ‘ev. Sty rete Jonathan Howarth, om the consainp red ir, Dunbar, the Rev. Mr- Hand: cock, Wm. H, Attree, Exq., of distressing coughs. ‘They are te pleasaitest cough medicine and eure the soonest ol ‘Seasickness and Palpitation, relieved in from five toten minutes by Sherman's Camphor Lozenges. tending crowded rooms or travelling will find them to ‘and renew. their energies. ? will find a few of the lozenges to di aid and directed to Office, 129 Liberty st. BARRY’S WIGS AND SCALPS. y Hair, from London. of hair’ still stand pre-eminent above all others.— ht, gossamer, and ventilating character—their the natural hair grows—their elasticity perior material and workmanship, as, well as their inish and arrangement, all combine to form such per= fect heads of hair, that they must be seen to be fully appre- the case of person professes more than 1¢ real jr. B.'s treatment that beside his long experience, he and skill from the most eminent to the most eminen C. BARRY, Artist i others; and also that Ve " r he is consulted on this nature at his private. residence wich street, at any hour, and those who honor confidence, even in the mnost complicated state of disease and quickness with which, in. general, haped exactly as th him’ with their fi (0. 4 Vesey street, or to either of the. he United States. Be careful back pad of Hull’s Trusses, to see if they are endorsed by Dr. i None are genuine, or to be relied upon as they will obtain a cure. A PURE, UNADULTERATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA. UNINJURED BY HEAT, 18 JONES’ EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA CANDY, 25 CENTS A PACKAGE, CONTAINING 81X OUNCES OF THE ROOT, LAT 18,1 warant one properties of six onnes Making taught in, five les- of the packet ship Wellington Making, tought in fve les cy in'a great many cases of sea-sickness. n the agitated or shattered nerves, ter does upon theumatism, lum: cipal towns in tl Witnessed their effi They operate like as Sherman’s Poor Man’s Pi pain or weakness in the side, ers, 30 Ann street, Henry Ry the city. 146 Broadway, comer of Liberty st., up stairs, $ i . have undertaken to vend imitations of Hull’s and thousands are impos ‘These imitations cannot. be relied made by unskilful mechanics, and are no better ms have been fitted up at No. 4 Vesey street, exclusiv for ladies, having a separate eutrance from the business. le is in constant attendance to ee upoa im ec eli brated tr . ‘upon in conse ne celebrat USSES, PRIVATE DISEASES. i RANTEED.—The College of Medicine of the City of New York, established quackery, is now prey m titude of others have experienced the, Plasters. ‘Price only. 18%, cents. that you get the Eepnine sieges 3% Loses ne asters, as mn rthless articles attempt to palmed off in ice of them, by those whe would trifle with your life for CURE GUA * a ition is necessary to see Je package tocontain the medicinal pure Sarsaparilla Ri la for any disease, kage contains more the suppression o eases of a private natui these distressing mal: to I those aficted. with ressing 1 tages not to be met with in any other institution in this country, either public or private. From. ce, and from private arrangements, he’ College and the most eminent Institutions of Europe, all. improve- these diseases are for ¢ before they reach the mejority of the medical. profession All persons who have used the celebrated rofessor Ricord, “ The Parisian Alterative testimony to. its 1 remedy ‘ever discovered for. primary oF. seco: tion, whilst eradicating. 1 do believe that one pai three or four bottles of the pretended stuff soldat $1. afflicted with scrofulous diseases, derangem ‘&e. should use this rheumatism, pimples and eruptions on he sensible reader, this will answer all th Haming advertisement | Sarsaparilla, then Sherman's warehouse is at 196 Nassau street. Agents, 110 227 Hudson street, 188 "Astor House, 139 F' the constant correspond between the members of t Professors of the Medical ments in the treatment of 273, 459 and 601 Broadwai East Broadway, 86 Wi street, Brooklyn; J. Hineson, street, Newark; Guthrie, 4 Stanw: T [ULL’S UTERO ABDOMINAL instrument for the radical cure of Prolapsus Uteri sear Halling Of the Womb, e objectional ing the use of the object UPPORTER. application, super- fonfidently’ recom perfect restoration to led of performing a cure, 8 ix Hally Albaa [NFALLIBLE VEGETABLE REMEDY for Dysentery and Diarrhoea. Owrco, New Yo acquainted with the composition composed. of vegetables entirely, jurious effect upon the human sys- Thave frequently tested it in severe cases of Dysent long standing Diarrhoea, and it has invariably control ‘ EZEKIEL LOVEJOY, MD, tify that I have closely observed the effect of this ran highly ‘valuable, and. that allwho nate Diarth@a and. Chronic Dyseutery .. B. PHELPS, Physician and Surgeon. "MILHAU’S Drug Store, 183 Broadway. 1, Purposes of a lon; assured, I here state nothing b < th, it never paving oo ‘most aggravated circumstances. The ‘Supporter has attained a v as well as in this country. es, and all other painful su: over three thousand dolla rice 25 cents a package. of the American ‘agle, 82 Chatham street, New y high character. i ‘hiladelphia; 8 State street, Bos- lopted to the enti ical expedicate, ie, and is unlve eons er by tical ie! OF the gl thi try it is sustained by the leading mem| f culties of Colleges and Hospitals, and by all the emingt ners, ‘Geen furnished exclusively for ladies at No.4 Vescy street, having a separate entrance from the business de- lady’ isin constant attendance Pporters to female patients. aus TO MARRIED LADIES, ADAME RESTELL’S PREVENTIVE POWD) —Those invaluable Powders ave boa anes! Ly ae particular, for uj or years jousands iu tifis country, an being the only tnild, safe and efficacions remedy for married ladi health forbids a too rapid inorease of family. os ‘Madame Restell, as is well. known, was for thirty years fe le Physician is pal Female Hospitals in Eu- -where favored by her 1, she attained that, cel ical science so specially medicines now stand unri- country as in Eur logy and anatomy of the decline and ill health of marri the meridian of life, au plicable causes remature grave—to J hereby certify that I. is Syrup, and thatit 4 those that have no isco jonorrhana and lec is contemporaries, profession. With such celebi combined skill of the first. medical College feel satisfied that the pression of quackery, ei irom that portion of the public requiring their ser- ton; or 139 Fulton street MEDICAL AID. DOCTOR YOURSELF PR: IS IMPORTANT with many peop hey obtain the best volume called. the “Rt , With engravings, has recently this particular femedies, together with the ork they have unde: assistance, that ‘Terms, for advice, all medici Office, and Consulting Room The fourth edition of t! been published. It is much enlarged and greatly bracing many subjects of it it of the College, 97 Nassan st. STICHMEDSON Auer nce, by stating their diseas , together with the any, ‘can obtain a chest with full direction for use, with a ressing the Agent of the ole 3e28 5h ed afflicted with. obs should have its benefit, rest and symptoms of disease not i y,and mental weakness, in i, which come under the head of Private ate faithfully’ delineated, and the best practical method y in treatment they receiv containing all medicines, guarantee of cure, by addi Paid, enclosing $3. ON STR THE FOLLOW] FORE the pubi Qwego, June 12th, Formaleat vl adapted to the use of all who may unfortunat ly.assistance, of whatever age or sex—that portion of the work a Impotence, and a certain destru , 1 indiscretion, from whence result “constitutional de- d both useful and instructi yet silent monitor, where sensu r ds upon the health a , and points out not only the means of escape but the cer- COSTELLO, Female Physician and Graduate . offers her professional services to the ladies of this city and country. Having had long experience and zing success in the treatment of apprises ladies on the point. of confinement, or those sufferin from suppression, irregularity, obstructions, &c. that she wil afford a comfortable temporary home ce, where they can always have the best medi and the most matronly care and nursing, or if py wait on and attend them at their own houses unti Madame C. particularly begs to impress on the minds te, that she Officiates personally in every case, so Pe apreheaded, ICTURE AND ITS CURE. NG REMARKS WILL PLACE BE- facts.— hat the discare sguled Srarcrone is ‘currence he leant aoare af i; meat that evails r people take a bad “advantage that there are three partic be ahoays known—and in the last place, that ricture is certain, free from pain, and MWe phere to Sheer of thes Parks " rat of those remarks :— icture i ult of a badly treated 1 rope—those of Vienna and experience and oppprtuniti those great discoveries in me to the female frame, for which her medi valled, as well in ances with the ph: enables her—by tra diseases incidental to her sex, ery in persons who are not erroneous notion fas made threatening ‘next that « very ture, and that ignorant advertising the erroneous notion ; then, pter on, stricture is worth be read by every one. 1 is complaint is without p y of particular attention, he author’s method of treat: in, and affords a positive un- conditional cure, requiring generally only a very short time in itgaccomplishment. ‘The price of the book is 50 cents, Sold by 1 Barclay st, near Which are drig stores, viz pie oad’ of ine» a fond motl i leds the prit to arrive at a knowledge of he primary Bes her celebrated "Preventive the Author, No. 1 tee thd gree ag aly Rtrenloe fea It is well known that Stricture is the If, for instance, that disease is suffered to contig nue on from month to month to month, it slides into a gleet, Now, there 1s no pain or inconvenience in gleet, and therefore it , to remain indefinitely. gleet implies a chronie. inflam: ich naturally ocean pate. in thick ther, that althous length of time, it cause of many serious mala also of a nervous and dyspeptic kind, - But what especially hat stricture cannot ol i pec whose health would not adi the discovery of would devote her personal attendane tat stant Madame C. can be consulted at, her residence, 34 t all times and with the strictest regard to the her patients. All communications and letters must be post paid. FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS. OSTELLO—Female Periodical Pills—Guar- ery case where the monthly periods have be- Ke, ‘Their certainty of action, has ic ed various boasted rem tof travelling, that she 4 upon them in aly part of ing not only the health, jiunate wife and fend mo- jut it should be tion of the. pas- ening, and this thick- stricture; and fure unnoticed for a m Jaying dormant, but is the hidden not only of a sexual, but those cor of Market st. ° ¥ cor of Water st. The work is written b © tice of his professi consulted cotidenti , Who is still in the prac- y st—where he ma: y any day in the week at all hours of the octor Gregory deems it worthy to remark, that he has plied to for relief by patients, who, having been he complaint, were discharged ‘as being cured, and themselves were of opinion that it was really si the disease begins to ‘only occasionally; in oth nent, indueig at length a cbroni other visible effects, which it won in an advertisement, but every one so afflicted. stricture, and it is by surgical means only that a vee be permanently removed. Not so, however, induration; for in th i eis a cure, aid that too by mild an joctor Gregory is proud to say that he has dis- ak medy never before used in every ingtance come irregular from colds, attention off from rma ied with full and can led by mail to any letters must be post- dade TELL, Female Ph street, New York. joston office, No. 7 ¥EMALE MONTHLY PILLS, ‘ ‘Restell’s Female Mi suppression, or stoppage of those Tunetions Of we: Health. of every. femal thelr introduction into the United States now about four to be alge the object of selling dreds that have uselessly tried is sometimes necessary to their use ; though, they cont icine detrimental t+ the constitution. those who use the Pills, this respect; indeed x dimi of urine belongs only to the worst of cases, ch fice hours from & to prevent tis very state that these ‘remat Madame Ci a Canal, where the DR. THOMAS’ SPECIFIC PILLS | HEN 40 many are suffering in consequence of a certain de- Ticate disease remaining a | very important to obtai s again the relapse is perma- i 1 box. nfismmation, exemagt with | reset COs vantage, however, which ignorant advertising take of this erroneous not ¥ how men of this deseription swarm about this ety, and. that I sell their nostrums as long as at fact, and one which every real ately acknowledge, tha alone, can never cure a stricture. more common than fi ‘ariable success of ti red, it becomes {can always be depended 'y I the medicine in the world, his, nothing is Ited’ by’ persons upon to remove such complaint from the system soon enough of its leaving any weakness or debi- al derangement in the parts affected. a subject of serious cor palmed off for the genuine. C) at twelve cents a box, “ Female Monthly Pi Possible, at one of two cautioned against these attes sufficient here to state that all terfeits, except tl stage of the malady the: covered and. brow ideration. with the and pills, and cordi these cases, whit it has bees but whom, on seeing the real inas many days. With a view of preventing these impositions, therefore, it before the public a few plain cireum- itricture may be known, which lone : for although the symptoms of this disease are nu- merous, there are three of especial im be stated very briefly—they are the fol THe MANNER OF URINATING.—It has been already said the stream need not be much diminished or impeded. But observe 1 i hed ‘are readjusted, se as to wet a little ¥ months together, I nature of the case, he has cur ose upon them. and inflammation, and at, the same time act as a sp moving the first causes of all this unnatural in the organs subject to this complaint. The peculiar struc- ture and organization of the parts, 310 15 years dur. those in need of in and diseased act seems desirable to la’ ees, by which a tell’s signature is written on tl NuB.—They can be used by ‘enclosed inside of eac pointment at 264 Grand street, corner of Allen, PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. NTED. AND PREPARED BY QUE, M.D. LISBON, PORTUGALY gredients of which these shave made them the wonder and admic ration of the world. They are known all over the only preparation ever certain in product cases, being sich t own house (not a drag arclay street, near the Park, until a late hour e external evidence of di imply removing rt, and these three may lowing : The first relates le, by following ease, belore the disease itself is entirely removed from the s II the fears of the patient into fancied secu be awakened at some future day to the alarming consequ that follow too surely such a course of treatment. yr. Thomas’s specific pills will speedily and safely cure the mmott complicated and sev fi (gm Persons at a dis nce sending $1 by mail will have the work (in sheets) promptly forwarded to their address as. per RNT, YELLOW, OR DARK SKIN nitoes Cured: re fen half'a cake) of that most surpri jed the Italian Chemical Soap. used the more astonished aze people at its wondesful Last week it cured no less than three cases of old s rheam, for which medical skill and the most power n used in vain ; handres untura, and morphew this summer by ny who do not try it, because it is ‘* puffed” introduce it ; we ¢ ever steal away, " M. DE BOUDE F Scientific cot ult to say how lon} ot produce a strictu accustomed to the long and te wired with other remedies, t pleasantly and safely removed. in t stem restored to perfect and natural action, not liable to be disturbed by the weakness and debility usually left after the occurrence of this complaint. Agents—At 79 Fulton street comer ( Market street, aud 273 Broad has proved invariabl Their certainty, in al i not be used during pregnancy, they are certain to short time, and the suificient ground at least, for the susp uv the papers. This therefore, con- infallible in an ON THR MIND.—The its and to lessen both is one of the most com- seen alike in every indi- common that the writer rarely sees a case of in which the patient the is not 40, capable of bu also to witness the uniform i of other maladies as the 10 the eure of Stricture, on this snbject it is suf ‘Tre Erect a Stricture 4 effect of Stricture is old; 77 East Broadway ¢ press tl bodily and mental activity. way, corner Chamber street. we if used during that he directrons are translated into the seal of the importer, st tains the signature of M peg J a the agent for the conti ‘They can be tems: neous eruptions or dit freckles, tan, scurvy, salt rheum, of bed bugs,’ galini healthy bloom an should never be without th EXTRAORDINARY CURE. FERQUE, PER OBEN DICOR. JN takes this method of informing ithe public that he still affords relief to the afflicted of both sexes, and may be always consulted with the utmost confidence diseases, or any of the effects resulting. LVEAU, authorised any part of the United agent and importer for rty street, near Greenwich st. xes sent by mail. stricture (and he sees many. ever in more or less, ¢ siness as formerly. It is gratifying return of spirits, and the cure progresses. > ptains, merchant veal fortane might be Sunt Sold by ing person to’ bring this toa Warm ¢ United States, 0 | Trice $5—half boxes $3., No half also, by appointment, of Mr. Fy M.,at_1 f Letters directed to Dr. F. York, yt meet with immeniate attention. All — — be ate. wholesale perfu- Worst cases of secret from the use of mercury, or the following extract of a fetter in the strates the triumph of over medical quackery, and at the same time shows the great the pablic secretion between the regularly store, sign of the American hese Ageats—in jock streets, oF next , D.C. ; in Boston, 8 St 8. C., 207 King’street ; in Albany, Iyn, 139 Fulton street. MEDICAL AN “PRING § ORTH RIVER DISPENSARY Greenwich.—D: s, London, continu: mal-practice of m pain, and generally accom: sure) that this bx certain, free from pain, and gener plished in a very little time. imerienn ledge and experience eet ; in Charleston, years ago ; but such has been the improve- ment in this art, and such the practical experience of the writer, complish the cure of strictare to as many manded months. ‘he writer also begs to state, that for those who wish to nn- ublished a little volume, "in which not only st te diseases which DAME RESTELL, YCIAN, Office and street, between Courtl be consulted with Je fra dame Restell’s experience an of obstinate cases of female is such as to require but that he can now accomplish idence, 148 Green- days as formerly 4 b T put myself under the care of a nostram vender when my peared: he promised to cure me {or one dollar, Instead, of improving 1 my appetite failed, 1. was wnabl ess, and after expendi b uation a friend dertake the cure themsel yes, ture, but the cure of ‘delicate care aud privacy, is directed in ble, however, ‘that those who suspect a. stricture, should consult the author personally, and nothin ise them more than U ulton street, near ight of my affliction. knowledge in the treatment 3 y, on all diseases of a pri- ‘ssing symptoms consequent. on injadicious treatment and the imprudent use of quack madi- ition, with an extensive practice vate nature, and all those d r (not being able to office, 17 Duane street. You ex to eure me. You have performed your unde! enjoy perfect health, thi jt ad BHOMAS may be had of Dr. J. to pe in the morning till ten at night. ease and certaint A regular medical edu so, are arranged er 22 years, enables Dr. M. to adapt the proper he various constitutions as, W isidious maladies. ied. Indien, whose delicate or 7 Preventive Powders,” for oo ‘of fanmail cure. have to wait a Ii to say a word or two on the ground id strangers coming to tl lence on what has been advanced, ate of Edinburgh, 8c, &e. as to the various forms of those is daily consulted by those afflicted to erg en 0. C m the deplorable s! ses Dr. M. warrants out of the city, whose health would not admi that she ‘Id devote. ay, paegeine sued Bt manare ste ject cure without mercury or de- s drugs, or confinement from business. n isease, Cures are performed in three to five days, and in Prgportion ath att canes, 8 OF URETHRA.—Obstruction HAND’S STAIN EXTRACTING FLUID, out spots of pitch, paint, grease, oil woollen, linen, si the color or texture I] thoroughly eradit v toutest fabric almos be in every house, and in every one wive it one trial take pretty good having ong found out its usefulness they woul » Mott, of New York and others, and that hi most every Physician of eminen stains of all kin MAS ICIAN, woea 8 proper delicacy, their complaints except by to tice and knowledge enables. napeapary to state this, as she does not wi classed with the pretenders continually a x as‘ Female Physici ncompetent themselves are mitted to refer to al isulted at his private residence, No. 88 Green- Is the Battery, at any hour. consulted by post. ‘The little volume above re parts, are some of the consequences of mal-treatment, Dr, ‘ictures ina scientific manner, promoting thelr absor| In some advertisements on the subject This is delusion—be- his valuable ¢ tion without any pain, of strictures the sym wich street, towa: toms are defined, the prostrate gland, Possession, to a's 1 to torture patients with bou- care to keep in reality there is no stricture, : ted where patients have been injured by such an UTIONAL DEBILITY.—Thousands of young from the consequences of indulgeny > in habit, and whose nerves are the use of nostrams and pretended ly to induce greater de purely pathological princi of Jone’s Coral Hair Restorati men are sufferin beside, it positivel ret destructive 's Stain, Extracting Fluid, air to grow, stop it ial is signed by the proprietor 's celebrated compound Ala- jent article known for remov- Jotches, whitening and. clean ¥ vin pres the hy erve tive label on each ‘and make light, Mind an bove Woe seo. frecthee fin ‘ Fh fit AND FINDING STORE, ny Tram the corner of Washington , fork, Constantly on of Bole and Upper Leather, Black Moroces and Kid {In Bindings, Shoe Threads, Laine an) Leathe rees, Lasts, h Awls andfTacks, with's full assortment of Shoema: hoor the most approved, Fait BW ¥, LISHED DAILY BY JAMES GORDON BENNETT, N.W. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS Tur New Youx Herarp—A dai of the week—price TWo CENT! furnished at the ‘on a remittance in advance, J never fails jn establishing Letters post paid, and cor nsure prescriptions and advice; o1 jed and a cure warrant but people will bu they will be well most respectable persons at our store W) 4, Apr g shillings ‘hatham ia ey 299 Spring street, Ington street, near specific f less paid in ad- Hi naro—Tsened every Satarday morning at ATER CENTS per COI 25 per annum, in h two oF three exceptios 1 Surgeon in the elty. jo paper sent an ith Deer, Goat and jeston, 8. C., oF 139 Fulton st., Paste made from the old Naples Soap, one of the easi- ; toes, ot nap make 1} H and healthy Swedish and Ge . sh and German Leeches daily’ expected, per Howard, from Hamburg, for sale at the low- G. A. q My Importers of Leeches, 446 Pearl st, N.Y. ‘ ate, t . pany | 501 ing hished to country subscribers at $3 or at the same rate for any specified Connesronvenrs are rey James Gorvon Bennett, ust be post rd and Webbs, Boot est market price at 16 din®