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7 A Contented Mind. I weigh not fortune’s trow n or smile, I joy not much in earthly joys: I seek not state, | seek potaty 1am not fond of fancy’s toys; I rest so pleesed with what | have, 1 wish no more, no more | crave. I quake not at the thunder’s crack, Tremble not at moise of war, Lawoon not at the news of wreck, Tahrink not ot a hiazing star; T foar not loss, I hope net gain, lenvy none, | none disdain, 1 see ambition never pleased, { see some Tantals starved in store; I see gold's dropsy seldom eused, J see c’on Midas gape for more, Laeither want, ner yet abound, Enongh’s a feast, content is crowned. I feign not friendship where I hate, [ tawn not-on the great in show, I prize, I praise amean estate, Neither too lofty nor too low; \DA vic -UTLON, PROFESSOR oF SING G48 Broadway rs FO THE FUBCI wath —Mr. Francis R. Crump, Wateh Maker, $100 rose been inform ‘his friends. and the Public, thet independent of the Waich business, he is prepared FING, sis am*r Pablic. trance: in cash on gold and silver watches,diamonds, Torr and ever deweston of wold Silver ta'eny shape, antes ed for mumcdige Cash ta i for olf gold ches of ‘ae Sentai otto sli3mer BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. LX Puruazee of Law, 1, JOHN TYLER, President, of the United States of Aimerica, do hereby declare and make known, that pablic gales Will) be held at the wnderme Land Orhices, in the State of Iinois, at the periods hereinafter designated, to wit — Ai the Land Office, at Dixon, commencing on Monday, the thirtieth day of October next,’ for the disposal of the public Jauds within the uudermentioned townships and parts of town- ahips, to wit — North of the base line, and ast of the third principal meri ian. ‘Townships thirty-six, thirty-seven, thirty-eight, thirty oR forty-four, and forty-six cwnships t thirty-six, seven, thirty opty and forty-one, of range two. Townships thisty-seven, thirty-eight, thirty-nine, forty, and forty-one of range three. we south east quarter of section fourteen, and. the south: ‘West quarter of section twenty-four, in township thirty-three of range one. , SP oneks od ggg of section two, in township thirty- ‘The east half of the north east quarter of section tweuty-oue, and the west half of the northwest quarter of section twenty= two, in township thirty-six, of range three, ‘The west half of the north-east quarter of section twenty-one in towaty thirty-one, north of the base line, of range one. west of the third priucipal meridian. ‘he east fraction of the northwest fractional quarter of sec: sion tajeuty-one, (on the east side of Kock river,) in towuship forty-three of rauge oue, North of the base line, and Bast of the fourth principal mer eight, thirty dian, teen, of range two ys eighteen, twenty-four, aud twenty-five, of range Townshipa eight twenty-six, of rauge fou “owuships eighteen, inetees, twenty-four, twenty-five, and tweoty-six, of rauge Townships Seeityewo, of range six. Fpnshins ys twenty-three, of range seven. oy t quarter of section thirty, in township eighteen of range ou he rtheast anarter of section thirteen, in township nine separ twenty-four, twenty-five, and feast stiactional Quarter of section thirty-four, in township twenty-one, Phe east half of the hortheast Inarter of section eighteen, iu hip twenty-three, of range four. east half of the ‘southeast quarter of section seventeeu uship: trey a soue, of Now seven west the horthwest frac five, iu township tweuty-oue, of range ‘The southwest quarter of section three, and the southeast Quarter of section thirteen, in towuship twenty-two, of rauge P ‘The west half of the northeast quarter of section thirteen, in township twenty-three, of range nine. he west half of the southwest quarter of section twenty, in township fifteen, and the east half of the southwest quarter of Segtion twelve, ia towuship twenty-eight, of range ten. The northeast quarter of section three; west halves of sec- al quarter of section tions six aud seven; south half of section eleven; uorth half and southwest quarter of section fourteen; east half of section fifteen; east half section seventeen; west halves of sections eighteen and nineteen; north ‘halves of sections twenty-one and wos south halves and northwest quarters of sections thirty and thirty-one; south half and wortheast quarter, of sec- tioa thirty-two; south half and worthiecer Ruatien of Soon thirty-three; and the southwest quarter of secuon. thirty-four iu township thirteen, ‘The uorth halves of sectious one to six, inclusive; southwest quarter of section six; west halves of sectious seven, eighteed, uiueteen, thirty, the northwest quarter ‘of fourteen of range four, Sections three, ten, fourteen, halves of sections oue, two, f = naty-two, aud tweaty-fou twenty ree; West halves of sections eighteen, thirty aud thirty bygs Southwest quarters of sections six, seven and twenty-fou. itheast quarters of sections four, and tweu: ty, and twenty-two; uorthwest 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 meri thirty-one, and section twenty-three, in township fifteen, and twenty-five; nerth ian. Township fifteen; the east part of an island in Rock river, iv section thirteeu; also fractions! sections eighteen and nineteen, in towuship seventeeu, of range two. Fractional sectious nineteen aud’ twenty-one; weat half of fractioual. section twenty-two; uorth half of section. twenty. five; east hail of uortheast quarter of section twenty-six, souch halves of sections twenty-seveu and twenty-eight, and’ worth West quarter of section twenty-eight; horth half section thirty hortheast quarter, southwest quarter, north half of uorthweat quarter, aud west half of southeast. ‘quarter _of section. thirty: Owe; section thirty-two, except the west half of the northwest quarter; sections twenty-nine, thirty-three, and thirty-four, aud the west half of che northwest quarter of section thirty-Rve, in towuship seventeen of range three. Fractional sections twettty-one to thizty-tw section thirty-three, in townsh td in the Mississippi river, township fifteen; fractional sectious one, ti {amo, Cwenty-three, twenty -reven, ai township sixteen ; aad the fractional section fractional tows ship seventeen of range six. At the Laad Oitlce at Chicago, commencing ou Monday, the tweuty-tiith day of September next, for Jie lauds hereimafter designated, to wit : North third pri al meridian. wad thirty-two, bordering op ne disposal of the pub- of rauge fifteen, east fraction of the southest quarter of section six, in towuship thirty-three of rauge tour. ‘The east hali aud uorthwest quarter of the northeast. quarter of section three, aud the north half of the northwest quarter of the same section, in towuship thirty-nine, of range eight. The east half of the southeast quaiter of section fifteen, in ow hip forty-three, of rauge eleven. northwest quarter of section twelve, in township forty, of range thirteen, At the Land Office at Danville, commencin, second day of October next, for the disposal of within the limits of fractional towuships tweuty-eight, twenty nine, and thirty, north of the base line, of range tea, west of the secoud principal meridian. At the Land Orfice at Kaskaskia, commencing on Monday, shesuseents day of October next, for the disposal of the publ lauds within the limits of the’ southeast quarter of section thirty-three, and the southwest fractional quarter of the same section, ou islaud twenty-four in the Mississippi river, in town- ship thirteeu, south, of rauge three west. At the Laud Uitice at Edwardsville, commencing on Monday the ainth day of Qctober next, for the disposal of the public Jauds within the limits of fractional sections thirty-oue aud thirty-two, im township six north, of range teu west, and (race tioual section twenty-tive, in township six north, of range ele- Ven West, constituting islands numbered sixty and sixty-one, in the Mississipy rive At the sand Office at Quincy, commencing on Mond: tweaty-third day of October next, for the disposal of th ie lauds, witha the liunits of the uidermeutioned tracts, vig. North of the base line, aud East of the fourth priucipal ‘meri- dian, The north half aud southeast quarter of section twenty-three, in towaship four, of range three. ‘The worthwest quarter of section twenty-two, in township sevea, of rauge seven. Lauds appropriated by law, for the use of schools, or other purposes, will be excluded from sale ‘The sales will each be kejx oj lor two weeks. Jands are soouer disposed ul) and uot tries of laud, iu the towuships so offe Ul after the expiration of the two wee Given under my haud at the Ciuy of W shin gtony tls eighth ORNS LE ‘on Monday, the the public lands Lind military, (unless the er, aud a0 pr, Will be adm day of Juue, Auso Domini 1643. By the 5: THU. D, BLAKE. Commissiouer of the Ger eral Land Office. r i payment there- for as svou as practicable, after seeing this uotice, and before Uwe cay aj for the commeucesneat of the public sale of the township, embraciag the tract claimed, above designated , otherwise such claun wall be forleited, THO. H. BLAKE, Commissioner of the General Land Office. je24 Itaw to 160et BY THE PRESIDENT | OF THE UNITED ST. LY paszance of law, 1, JOHN TYLER, President of the United states of Amer do hereby declare aud make keqow an, that the lie sales will be hela at the audermea- tidaed Lend. Osices in the State of Mic higau, at the periods hereivatier desixuated, to wit :— At tre Laud Uinee at Genesee, comn ninth day of Uctover next, f wr the timits of the w tioual towuships, to wit — h of the base line, and East of the meridian. , thurtysthree, aud thirty ve, borderiag ou Lake Monday, the public lauds hips aud trace Lowashi tional towuship thir Seven ue, thirty -twonand thirty-three, “four, bordering’ on Lake Huroi Fractional townships thirty-one, thirty-two, thirty-three, and thirty-four, bordering oa Lake Huron aud Thuuder Bay, of ips thirty, thirt L ke one, thirty-two, aud thire He. ON hi est of the meridi Townshy th aud fractional towuships. thirty-six thirty-seven, aud irty-eight, bordering On ake Huroe.aud Mulfer’s Bay, of range « oan” i ny eve thirty-six, aud thirty-seven, and frac- jal townships hirty-egant aud th “0 vol bake Huron, of range two. SU “HMe, Vordering on At the Laid Oilice at Detroit, commencin twenty-tifth day of Septemver , for the disposal of the puolie lands within the limits of the following detached tracts, Wit — 5 The jot nusnber oue in section eigh tion niue, Lots three r One | lot number “my hawd, at the City of Washington, this eighth ue, Auno Domini 1843. By the President ae Whi THO. H. BLAK Commyssiouer ot ‘the Bowral Land Offier. wofice TO PRE-EMPTION ’ CLAIMANTS. Erery persou mtitied to the righ Sy cs AN oe tends witinin the limits of tie Wow mente ed wo metabtish the sate, yo ¢ rated 1s regu: Repeives.ol te popes land oitice awnt tharelet fs SOOU Ob PRAGLICALS Aller seyiug it elope ‘the day appoint °d fr the comanenags e trwuship, en Wraciug ti Lract Clu ‘Wise such clas n wall be lorieited THO. H. BL. Commissioner of the General Land Ufice ay ew 0 8ep 6 NG 1ANN preer + et Member of the a A A York, and Principal of For the inforgsacion o ¥ JEPOT of all of the above poms ta egice patients from Ors Valentine Mort, M. D., sity of New York; Alex’ W. Stevens, the Coll ot PI id Surg . sor in the Col a ee Bane arg. fessor of met ed nai is “ual - of "The ri Pipe for the cure of Taricged ent sim invented by Shsolbred and re, rel fest rove, rag ote be et ee Spo et go and to Order fe hysicians, Se. eons, Doct os also devotes special ppetion to the treatment formities, and ample arrange- purpose, or will Ly ye to any distant parts of the country. her in ormation we respect ee ‘the names: of ate arte t noted Surgeons aud cians, who are trous of this Tnstitute, and ‘some of whom have resented most valuable improvyemenis in ndaces i sin the Univer Emeritus Froteg a At es, lew York city; J. a the New Vian oa Haat. We: Pesken rae gery um the Colle 7s. ot tay 4 Mad Rarg.' New Vork city; Albas Goldsaaith, ‘Profeneor of Surgery in te Galea of Phy. and’ sug en York city; T. G. Mower, pargeon U.S. Army; Doct. Dubarry, Surg. Us, Navy. * iladelphia we espectfully refer to,Professors Mi lens, Muter, Meigs, Jackson, Hewson, Gillingham, Horuer & Monk- J *, Baltimore to Professors Jennin er, Millar. Annan, Hall, Smith and ison. Handy, Monk- sib dm edd? ec rida Win Oa RELIEF CANDY u 1 I Tmuedisunly remuoring tie following dierasre—bo complaint, cholera morbus, rheumatism, pain in the head, id breast, acervey, Te spittu I*; for immedi Re Mr DY wel si Lar, blood, asthma, whoopit init coughs, colds end ‘consumpt Pope a suit 6 Brandy. and at Divic sion st. HITCHCOCK, sd Imeod* m Wholesale Agent, ig West st. "PhO TAILOL Ss. —STINt MET’S New and Complete 5: tem for ss kind of Fashiouable tnow in vogue, is <deivery.. As the reputation of the author Mrgrsenie comme: subject. It is the result of man; ble practice in New York aud tain such ample, plain, and preci This system cannot be fashion, an work, and ma: can be Loree uiter, is too well ki ‘as the most practical and complete work ever publis years extensive aud fashioua- fans, aud will be found to 4 to require newspaper This system is, with confidence, offered to the trade—not as a mere theoretical invention (or speculation,) but ‘on this instructions, as to enable every stadent to cut with ease and certainty, all the various styles of garments now worn both is Europe and America. the furure changes of v is recormipended { to Sale profession as a sta be obtained of the author, 93 led to any part of the United States. eat Na #1 eod2w* ment of seasonable iw ings, &e., in all the new sce that the system of © which has elicited so liberal 4 patron! T, JENNINGS & CO. marae AND TAILORS, Hotel, opposite the Fountain, solicit atten 231 Broadway, Ameriean id ¥ small profits and quick return "i Si erls berecetienl: while our arrangements are such as Will enable us to fill all or: Jers in future with promptuess. A feature iu the establishmeat, which must commend it to airing articles for um) ate of ao. oP hae of first quality ready “made Gare of use, is addition to "Fravelling Frocks, Dressing Gowns, ke A choice collection of ‘Silk and Satin Scarfs, Handkerchicis, Suspeuders, Under Shirts, i Cravats, Gloves, Hosiery, tad Wers, Collars, &e. rts, At prices which must offer inducements to purchasers Jy24 3m* ec CHEAP C. ag! TAILORING F ‘STABLISHM Peas, lave 108 Beekman street. THE fcabichtee well known for the cheapness end durability f of that he is wwe xarments of the very bese trom former prices, and souses in this city work. desires to uform hig patrons and the public w. to suit the Ry erin tendency of the times, + at a reduction of 20 SS, it is believed, by 20 per ‘eu garments of thesame quality are made by the cheap ln order that oe may understand what is meant by heapness, the fol ouside atiou, v.ith a guarante th test gate ual Supertine Wert of of Silk, Satin, Pants and Ves All orders ed with tual id des) 01 ‘execute wit Ronseelity af A despatch fret aueserponall England Cloth Coat ae ae of black or nt gg milled Cass., and trimming, m the best style, lowing bill of fetes is submitted to their shall be of the $12 to 16 5 to 7 Beto 4 at inbelicwing' ieee $6; MOFFAT. the season is advanced, the present pee of summer goods As will be sold low. si9 Im*r “ON CHANGE AGAINSRETURN TO THE OLD T# & andersigned, after aa yal experience of the evil effects resulting from large stores and larger rents, is happy o inform his numerous customers and the community » that he has effecied (thauks to a conscients Id stand. No. 4, (formerly 4) W ease of of his o! tuner eee lebrated by oruer of New street, aud for well known SIGN O} generale landlord) street, Mor- fF THE GOLDEN FLEE ™s beacun to ail who are in quest of good cheap aud iouable garments. To such of his old patrons who may have lost sighs of mitt his wanderings, he invites their retu the Old 5; the assurance of a strict adherance to with ame for skill and puuctuality, happy to make up iu the most vle Sones, fhe tor Cash Ouly stowed On dof him, C. ment sll Imr Uf the public generally he icitsa call, being prepared with an assortment of fine and se: sonable cloths, cassimers, vestings, well estab! Xe. Ke., which he will be ful manuer, and on reasona- he sane care dud attention be- making and trimining, as when the cloth ts pure! Be Babcock coutinues in the cut ting ‘depart C. LS Sen ofthe Golden Flevee, No. 4 Wall st AMES LACY RAPER AND T, AILOR, 6? John street, near William, continues to workmanship, aud in the most fow prices. Gentlemen in wan ig, should call aud examine hi purchasing elsewhere. A tral the most economical, thai for beauty of fit, st ship, aud at such extraordinary low prices e up Gentiemen’s garments of superiot fashionable style, at his ustal Of ew and fashionable cloth select stock of goeds betore be sufficient to couvince ‘le of workman- is establishment cannot be surpassed by any in the city. goods returned 7 Gentlemen furuishing their own goods cau have them fe and trimmed-—a pertect fit, warranted eRe, SP eae of a M.8. has Just opew nent of Euglish aud Preach Cloths, winch for beauty, rlegauce, and durability, canuot be surpassed wht’ for cas! y. aseuruncat of goods, all udious, as regards would also inform ritneat of geutlemes ing Of stocks, scart ers, penders, silk and linen amie handuorviniele, ‘glared and ho- siery of all kinds. ANFORD(CASH TAIL ORING ST" ORE) 12 23° of whieh he pledyes h wo make in a stvle and Jashion which shall kood cutting, Workmans s customers the? Ye has & new aud entire Fuk 1ew aud splendid assorte ‘assimeres, aud Vesungs, He Will seil wo all his r thaw those who do uot ers and others who are dd vo call aud a please the most fas- hip, and prices. He N. B. Punctuality observed strictiy in fe Sling ike piloniers _59 lm*r Next to the Hersid Uther. New York w H. STINEMETS, street, has on haud a well'selected stock of ds, which he is making up his usual style of excelleuce, aud at prices equally as reasonable aa those Of any other establishment furmshing a similar article. ‘Those desirous of ecouormtsing (in the true seuse) are requested to call at No. 93 Cedar stseet, One door west of Broadway. 6ttr J. HEAP DYEING a TABLISH MENT M8, sola begs leave respectfully to intorm his friends aud the public in general that owiy he umes, he has redaced his pnce tar Ladies wishing their summer dres pressed, will find it much to their adva. Geutlemen will also do Sateen to cal vel will be punctuaily attended to, and establishment, No. 490 ane visit of wearing apparel as may need best style at Sor His branches are at No 257 Bi: at 367 Grand 31. at Newark, D Merchants J., comer of al ottice 4% Pearl st jeecker st. byes gry ata Fulton st. Brookl tay and st, aud Washington have all Kinds of goods dyed riginal (orins, and ou moderate terms. tO the de iprpaced state of per cent below the rea aoe &e. dyed or paying hin a with such arti ~ or pressing. All the articles doue up in the st, No 352 Bowery, and and rat ‘ap in a2) 3m*ec arket street, betwee: dresses cut upow the above priu elegant fit, with u le accun due yosed of, by dis) advertiser has realized sequired 1n two easy tes W anted Immediately —t napprent TO THE LADIES having just returned from Paris, en of Silks, Laces, i mbroide- articles im general, wilt oper next, the 28ch inst, several cases of the above goods,in 49 Broadway, corner of Lec sil im* my ISS FY. GOLEFRY with a handsome ssc ne | aps, Bonnets and ladies abit, pel Hamiiton and Cherry sireets Je, kuarauteed a perfect aud ADIES, elegauce and econo- fitting and making, 53 Ladies? 1s so highly essen ‘tless garments, also nade with ueatness iu striet coutorm Ladies me augnt che above with the latest Pi ed at their rex wale tery handeome income, and instrection moderate. rs and 2 improvers, ard street, up stairs. T° MILLINERS, &e.—CARL KING, the celebrated Tas: cau Hat Manufacturer, most respectfully juforims is kud h frieuds and patrons that he has associated Lyou, (lave from Paris) aud have establisned themselves 37 John street, (uader the firm of Lyou & sing) wher €4 most spleadid assortunent of season. Joseph cles, sustable for te es of anelegant assortweutof Luscan and Straw H: Velvets, rich Velvet Ribbons, Lutestring and Satin H (bowel | Feather nu the M {all color—French F lowers, just received and also by Une Havre packet wew style Silk Bullion. ri tons, UI Lace Veils, Thread Points, Ball Dresses, aud ever Also, Bags, Purses assortment of children, aud ina dese: ud Linen importer, Na Great Western and ve and lar » Geimps, ack silk Trimming Laces hread, of Kreach Embroideries, such as lufauts’ Dresses au Cheimowectes, Collars, Linen Pocket, Haudkerchiels, wmselt wit Mr Paris Milliery Art ‘The above sto an ee wew style of the abor goods have in the manufacturers) and it to those who may be 393 Broadway. has Cords, Tassel Laces, & great mining Lade ji Glover ‘Mita; aad Gulla read Caps. Also, alarge orsted Cloaks, Habits and Caps for ladies aud other articles, Woo numerous to describe—all of which he offers at reasonable prices, at wholesale aud retail s13 im*r HO ) WOULD BE the celebrated Leu ust, W. L WITHOUT T following unprecedented reductio: ‘dhorne, DL ETH, when the in deutistry is made bs 62 ss fg ayia ae 3:00 A biositeed set of Teeth, on the most approved principles, at the saan uxyce as the above, here eutire satisfaction is not given, no charge will bamens We es Broadway. OF sgh OF JEFFE! RSG. thee % Wall street. Axaivst lous by inland dar gation U Thomas W. Thorne, Thomas I. Woodruff, Join 4k, Davison, Thomson Price Jobu H. Lee, * HOD MAS GEO, TI. HOPE, Beoretary. INSURANCE This company 2 siness of jusurauce against loss or wares and merchandise, and aiso on ¥ ‘Thomas More), W. THORNE, President ml sto lr OMPANY jue their bo , on goods aa Thcie cargoes ECTORS belt James ¥ Hotties, Jaen Jeo TO PIANO FOR 1 MANUFAOTURGKS aap i VCiimmatincepeenintetecaereee tae pamte or vhichyenel ‘others in of engraving aud neatness herectere, 2 pes See =. forded) much cheaper than re, fal ly J aia Cart ‘also ai caghrraae 3 executed ina sty N.B—M ee od Printiag Mann a ing and Pranti eenerally promptly exectied cheab—very clvap. at im*r 10 PIAN” FOF TE MARES. HN GILL. manufactur of Piano Corte Hardware wishes te anwounee ‘hha at Ini establish went (on 260 street Ave that he has wade arracgements wi we sree Pha in jo. 19 Mureay street, New York, (as agent.) where any a lorte ire can be pur: el as cheap as el 8. Also, 8 superior article ot ried by J 1 ‘piano forte’ makers in New G, which is used by the principal Ye irk 1 is considered the best now in use, not excepting Web ster's:,a trial of the same is only uecessary to establish its, good alii ‘'3'G. reapectfally soljeite attention to the supenor quality of his manufaccured especially his improved taming. Pil which are warranted in every respect. Sixteen years close tention to the above business in New York has eunbled J. G. to know w cractly what fhe piano forte makers: fone All orders to Pek Gill, 26th street aud 3d A: ¢, New York, or to Mr. John Phyfe, as above, will meet ie een atten- tion, Goods forwarded to any’ part of the United States sl3im*re BA ete J.B, BROWNE & CO, Manufrerurers of the, Improved Pateat Double Action Harp, by a rest, Londowsetablished istd, {many years wth, Ered Bibeswal and 13s¢ Chambers street, New ag Ak. J. F. Browne offers for sale at 385 'B: lway, ibe col- lection of these beqptiful instruments in the United Staten, Hive h as co enable him to transact business at reby saving purchasers the high duties im- by tar these iustrun row ne — ‘observe these Harps are constructed on the most approved principles, with all’ the modern improve: meuts, are unagualh in nef of toue, fineness of touch, and perfeetness of mechanism. Particular care is taken to fit them for the extremes f climate in this country, in which res- i they will be found far superior to any of European manu- facture imported in the usual way. hese Harps are patronised by the elite of musical taste and fa eo talent in Eurove; among the latter, he would mea- arrangements are si — pean prices, tion N.C Bochsa, who bly selects from this establish - trent. ‘The att-ntion of professors in ya country is sal cited Lists of prices and descriptions imay be forwante taken in exchange, 830 lowy *F and Over Shoes.—Just re- I trade, a} e Sssorsment of id Lived and Repairing carefully attended to: Strings, Se. EMOVAL.—India Rabber 5} ived fom our factory, for India uber Shoes, consisting of farred rubbers: gents elastic upper o eects per sandals, leatl rubber soles; ladies’ and ribbun found Grecins and ‘Buskias; indies’ elastie quilted silk over. shoes, vew style; goloe shoes, and various styles of misses’ and children’s shoes, which we offer at the latest reduced prices. 20,000 pairs ladies’ and men’s rubber s) oes, figured and plain, by, the case or trimmed and cleaned by the dozen, $m faire ladies’ lined and far boun Mere! Ly Peongeag to examine the bea atournew store, No.2 ‘ia HORACE fl. DAY, Successor to Roxb Co. 52% Ime eee eo NON 25 Maiden Lane. X YLOGRAPHIC PRESS & GENERAL JOB PRINT: ING OFFICE, 56 Gold street, near Fuiton.—Tve sub- scribers inform Dru, Perfumers, Manufacturers, Grocers, and others, that they have (the present season) made extensive additions to their ‘asortmentt of Xylographic nels, £ to which a would solic se call their attention, beiug the largest most apleg id assortment ever published in this country or Consumers are invited to examine our assortment male ettanierieke tate AaacnarsatTttere dale ey fads tole of banter cuceel Geter Meigst tens ani! printed jn brouge, variegated plain and fancy eolor. Sob Brinting their oferty also supplied with every varity bed the execution of every dese) i Notes, Billheads, Cireul 5 ills, and all kinds’ of mercantile printing on_reasonable terms. Patent Card, Press.—This machine is particularly adapted to the printing of Cards, which it executes with reat facility and beauty 5 ‘one person Being able to printa pack of the best enamel led cards in two minutes, with ease ! Buperior polished surticr Cards: (manufactured expressly for this restabianment) furnished and printed at the following pri- ption of Fancy Is La- executed igo Cards for 50 cents 500 Cards for i 25 5 ae 200 art a on Cards at less mate AE TSWNSON & C s13 we Gold street, near alton. TO, PERSONS WISHING TO ENGAGE THiM- SELVES IN HE DAGUERREOTY PE BUSINESS, ARTAULT, 235 Broadway, 3d story front room, op- ° Sos the Park, respectfully informs the photographic ar- tists that, intending to yo to France in a few mouths, he wish es to sell, at ay low prices, (lower than prime cost 1900 ei Daguerreotype Plates, No. 30 aud 40, 63% inches by inches. 8 tom pparacus complete, fixed with chromatic lenses of nel ies diameter, for full size portraits (large plates halt plates. 20 complete apparatus for quarter Plates and medium size, 6 chromatic lenses, 4% inches diamet 12 chromatic lenses 8 aches diameter. 200 ounces of chlorite of iodine. 200 ounces pure cromine. 50 pounds hvdrosalphate of soda, 100 grains chloride of gold 50 bottles of + new preparation made by M. Lerebours, fur ures. 200 pete Krench Epo, 50 bottles rouge. 50 botiles iodine, And a quautity of boxes, stands, and materials suitable for the Daguerreoty pe. fe greatest part of these goods arrived by the latest vessels, and are warrauted to be pure and of the best quality Also—A uew supply of frames, morocco cases, and a splen- aid eo non with 24 views, made in Paris by M.’ Dagnerre,and very cost! < Please to call at 285 Broadway, 8d story and front room. m*r OME TO INGERS\LL'S GREAT BOAT AND OAR RS—At this establishineut can be fouud evers Boats, that the ingewaity of man can suggest. he has doweand theu judge of what he cau do. At but was, puild the following unrivalled boats, he Switt Sure of New Fouudiand; the sixt-eu foot sa Dinky Troublet; the bor Hurkestes and the Pant The row boats Henry Star! which wou 29 meee in 18 months; the noble Cunbrie; the G hapman; the forty foot ricer Empress for Florida; ay, aud a host of wv for the United Staies ship Uhto3 the surge the brass mou ted gik Neptune for Tampico oth Lhis new branch of his business is Look at the prices, ouly three and lls tor racing wressed by the pro tors own hands. 1 hose that won the last race can aw seen at his office. Sixty Boats always on hand. Visit his Bazaars 1i you desire a treat. a work delivered free of charge L. iNGeRSOLL, cee id 414 Water and 141 Cherry streets—sole proprietor. c The largest aud most splendid assortment of in the city, is to be found at the subscriber’s.— As he is coustantly receiving all descriptions of Gold ‘and Sil- ver Watches, of manut newest styles, direct from turers, England, France, and Switzerland, he is enabled to to ofte er assortment, afd at much less prices, at real, horse in the city. Gold watches as low as $20 to og each, Jewellery exchanged or bought. | All watches warrauted to Keep good time, or the mouey returmed Watches, clocks and jewellery ee at in ‘the best manner, wed warranted lower than at any other place in the et G. EN. importer of watches and jewell holesate and retail. 30 Wall street. up stairs 7 satnee EPO" Ok GENTLEMEN'S FANCY DRESS ARTICLES. READY MADE LINENS UNDER GARMENTS, . [HE Subscriber would call the attention of their pattoes end strangers visiting this city, to their rich and extensive as- sortment of stocks, cravats, gloves, suspenders, pocket handkerchiefs, dressing gowns, homiery, Iimbs, wool, merino, | silk, cotton, Berlin, buel and other under shirts aud dra ers Their assortment of theabove goods, and all other articles appertaining to a geutleman’s wardrobe’ are rich, varied, and exteasive, and well worthy the attention of the fashionable aaity, they would particularly recommend their new pis f gentiemen’s shirts, as coutaining many improvements. The shirts at present manufactured by. ther are cut to suit the form of the wearer, neg g doing away with ares fi verplos of linen used ander the sta of eurting, ane Sadion wot comfort of the wearer, but to the beauty of the ‘his improvement was so manifest tothe Judes of the iste fic ache" ‘Kinerieao Institute, that. the first premmiuin was aw: the subscribers; their patent elastic Brace is particu Karly recommegded to all persous who ave seguured the habit of stgoning. "Tacy ‘will te found of wmmense Deeett va 9 vers of sedentary habits, by bracing the shoulders; they s the back, and expand the chest, and will be found of no ome thon a wt ctistie Waneia. Or’ riliag bole” Goatiemes | oer their it 1 4 Hay depend do being seited with the best and movt fashionable sie by cate atthe od “PARMELLS & AGATE, an 20 3m*ec 227 Broudway, corer of Fuk pate INDIA TEA CoMPaNY. CANAL STREET, New York. ENS OURAGE D_ by the satisfaction given since the opening of their eatablishment respectfully invite the attention of mer: chants and families to their ample stock of superior ‘Teas and Coffee, varchased for eash, by one of the firm, Long experienced in the trade, and for years an inspector of Teas imported by the i India Tea Company, of London. ihey, cont tly recom mend them, not only as the best Mm aaslity, at as cheaper, fro 10 to sche cent than can A eS and faithfully exeented tm" UNITED STAT! TEA EMPORIUM, 121 late 129 Chatham street, New York. ‘And 116 !iton street, Brooklyn wits CL ERS BE GER IL Ts + CANTON TEAC OMFANY continue to offer for tale new and fragrant. Tens of every variety and atyle.~ apectalls | Siac “he aore aallshows and AGEN CY Their assortment sj powerfl xrades of Gree aulgBlack” very package bears the samp of meatness andl in are so thoroughly secured from ets god ales that it auality and bower will remain unimpaired in any’ climate, Theis systen rosecuting business ts perhaps, scarcely to be excelled. I ts fonnaied pte the temost teuatd to ee Tighio et hea easton: engey With respect to weight an ee heapness. Al! purchasers are called a aficles witch fil to. give them the utmost sa the money wil be cheerfully and promptly, ef blie establish nents, of famili masters will find st a decided advantage to supply from this establishment. Gexving Java Corres roasted ever Trom all parts of the Waited States executed with ME te cals erate ia Ai for the sale of H (i w ouly, warehouse in Aimerien for je of Hou: 4 eslebosiod Wan lack 29 Len ® th v. M. PEYSER, « co., 0 ig Wilden ope, reer loneoatnaeh ta 9? Broa Neay hve received hy reve aval ah extensive, sui) of the following FANCY GOODS, which were extol leeted by a competent &e,, and W ich person at Paria, Berlin, they of Bos sls ta 'whsheeaie’ cok reel sa bal rsa, vig erin Zephyr and German Worsted-the most complete as- munent, Berlin Embroidery Patterns—a choice selection Canvass for Kinbroidery, of cotton, worsted, linen, silk, ole and »,iver, of all widths and qualities, Silk © alle for embroidery, trimyning and flower making Parse Twist German, Preuchi aud Hughish, plain and shaded ton ad on spool quality, and anti. fecticen, whic ti w nded. Country, and ship vee faire they vad Peings shaliaa)4u duele the ‘Suspenders, superbly embroidered, and Suspender Trim Gold, Silvey and Sten} Beads, in al Now, Souter of Boush, Gold, Silver and rt oO oS Pie at Cs Art- qhtnbfoidery #rames, anda vanery of different, Fancy Heil Flowers~—s choice select and comestic 10m Bea I Ese SS Been aati a a SB abs” won ents. read and of ae etare of a bad! Sea cout Now th Gas no p es wi that wleet i a pens 0" or sage, which naturally terminates pag ate = or other of the ken u remain unnoticed Sede ei tee aes ree ‘suerte serious smaladion not only of a sexual, bu off from this disorder id. wis tric! oc pediment othe Eee Urine is observed, which is quite a mistake, A Shee “exist for gears with mithowt any very seni el iran in ‘or inter 7 ay SEE audit into ep areal oe very state that these remarks are pub- The advantage, however, which iguorant advertising peorle take of this —— saouan' is very cruel. Every now's ow mee of this description swarm about this elt od tas hey H their wos att jong as any one ‘then. Now, feian will ime canals metro tee icine, in the world, alone, can never cure a stricture, this, ws, is more common u for the writer to. ourlted’b y Persons 0 have been of thin colores Lo Sa pals aad cordal sand te he ike, for fails together bat whom, on pat cured im as many ed ph a Laid ‘of preventing fmpos » therefore, it en hy hers re igh ngg oa jie a ier DI cireum- saute by which a Stricture may be res ‘Wich cam be vasily done : for although the symptoms of iaeage are a8 merous, there are three of Gecmmareretetreceenars heatelionines Vigedeer ieee THE MANNER OF UN INATING. —It has beer already said the scream need not be much diminished or im Bat observe attentively, after it is finisied and the clothes are re-adjusted, whether a drop or two will ever ateal away, 40 a8 (0 v wet a little othing ts more wndicative of stricta next is 4 GONORRH@A HAS REMAINED UNCURED.—- {tis dificult to say bow long a Gouorthna. or Gileet nay. tig and aot produce a stricture, for one is naturally more dispesid to stricture than another ; but, as a general rule, if it should be suffered to go on beyond ‘six weeks, this alone would afford gt gs ground at least, for the suspicion of a stricture. "“ibue Kevecr a Sraicrune wis ton sme inp.—The effect of Stricture. is to depres the spirits and to lessen both bodily and meceal 9 "Phis also is one of the most com: ag fot, however, that it a seem alike ia, every indie vidual, but it is common that the writer sees a case of stricture (and he sees many. ev. oy fe) in which the patient does not complain more or I t he a fe ta nt 20 copsdle of Ve: | bie siness as . witness the uniform f other maladies as the i recucn of ‘spirits, aad the is eee as to So ae eur of Siege, go this a Sony it ia eat is certain, im pany. and mi i a8 very ie, time. So aaa some years meat in ‘this art, and such y accor fe this could not have ; but such has been the improve- practical arenes of the writer, accompli: he eee of stricture to as many ly Wo gy that for those who wish to sive; he has gublis hed te vohwaney not only strice require it ble, however that those wh cure, if possible, should Coase tte petsonaly. ese wilt more than and a int} ot his far of eure. Separate t rooms, also, a whos ! ay have to wait a little. 0. are arranged y now remains to say a word or two on the ground on e public, and especial) =enoeme coming to this with confidence on w! has been advanced. ith this view Dr. Ralph ‘Halph begs to state that, beside his rank as gra- duate of [eet ke. es he has been engaged in the cure of those dis th in hospital and city practice, for more than thirty and has publ hed two editions of a work ex- pressly on tf Also that he has lege letters from the most finineat physic in Europe to the most eminent in onic Fox y Cooper Mm Or Mors, Ky New York, ysick, of ia, is to referto almost Brey Paaielay ois itcsinsocs fn a 3 ag Kalphs consulted this private repidence No 6 Gree feryyat any hour. He tha baie merge ost The tials Polsum thove rake hears dollar sll ilm*r es KiLL GEL eS a OMe Lees mines, pabiae® 50) toes them, ‘Salat of os le to th hem. Sieur the lips, flushed cheeks, Away, leanness, pain in the bowels, sleep,’ frightful dreams, moaning au appetite, are among the’ symptoms of worms, cored for months for some other imaginary disease, when que box of Sherman's Worm Lozenges weuld effect a’cure, Dr. the Bowery, cured aman of Ryan, earner of Prince street au and by’only one bog of r those wyoua ina way reduced to aakeleton, and ets now Be BS Boxes? ius ated ie iso of one eof ‘hs children ea BY Spear “iihe cals of Gren aul ‘They are the only i Colds, "Amo Coughs, Asthma, & Whe fail will be + Coughs Pay wd gitd ‘Of the lungs, will da Hsing vale sm Ser y seved os Cough Lgze the Kee rest, the Rev. ke tccry toate Hueretiny Wag ak: eine incest: reniy or ce Cater rum the couse’ rave. They eared ip oheday the Rev. Sir: Dunbar, the Rev. Mr. land- cock, Attree, tressing coughs. They are the 3 ‘cough medicine and cure the soouest of any known remedy Headache, ae and Palpitation, relieved in from five toten minutes by Sherman’s Camphor Lozenges. Persons at- feo 2 crowded rooms or travelling will find them to impart buoyancy of spirits and renew their energies. ose suffering from too free Iiving will find a few of the oztuges to dpe the Riuicaty, tan saoontels Cares himcdll of eaves dieelache Re er i severe headnel them Uta Chadwick, of the packet ahip Wellingtons iva their efficacy in's great ualy cases of sx-iekneas They operate hike a. ermairs Poor Man's P mn the agitated or shaiteresi nerv Plates Lent upon rheamatiam, lan es pain gt weakness in back, breast, oF any part of thetoly Se He Saag 9 Aeneas Re, Soule Pa Chatham treet. Ml M Cee 4, igre er ., and a mul- a a pong Tear tp Wor fects of these pray ou get sont tise cane ‘Coceass m= tere, aS here are many worthless articles at cette ty to. be palined off’ in vlaee of 1» by who would trifle wath yourlife for a oi "Dr. Sherman’s warehouse is at 106 Nassan street. ORRIS TOOTH WASH—Hrepared from the oH at No. 3 Gold street, N w York—The Orris T’ foc Wat 1s purely a vege the ee repatation, possessing the properties of cleaning the teeth and mouth—restoring the gums to a healthy state, and preventing any unpleasant taste. or odour in tht south, whether arising from decayed or from a deranges sate of the stomach. It us designed to be used with a tooth brush, and will be ‘ounc wo ‘supersede the necessity of a powder keeping the teeth clea: aud fing the wearing away of the gums from the teetr v itis’ particularly asefal in caves of spungy gums, restoria them toa the Ka a healthy stave, and causing them uh contract aroun In painful affections of the sums, prising sp to cold, it will be shang, ks beret: icial. I ceaiie ta eee che Ons Ey particles mea wk mowed, andthe moutt are valuable portion: bat how many neglect the attention neces iA Preservation, even when surrounded by all the mops needed, ese we know of none more pl a fectual than the ‘oot ‘ash—it cleanses aud whi srengthens the gums, purifies the mouth, ang ‘We recommend its use to all young’ ané Td 8 “Th Orie gah Ma his the best detergent we ever azod or ong oe rouseript For ale by re 4-1) ruggists in the city, MEDICAL CARD. FICE, No. 196 Fultou stret —DR. FAWCETT, M ber of the Royal College of «eons of London nnd te aud. Member of the Jetferson Medical College, of ti anthor of several works on the sper ‘organs, &e. his piactice to a certain class of delicate uiseases, in all jous stages and complicated forms, the worst cases of venereal affections will yield to his of treatment, without pl in diet, hindrance from sone and without mer- mir e which are brought derate youth, and other cons se a the cot Passions lay ‘Ss wee fen of Scouse aeng: Une Dio Pawentorwrork on comreavan) can be, adically. ‘pe, and and the parts restored to health and vi- no Strictures of the arethra, extending as fur as the prostate ran ae ol bladder, and which are generally prodt Eras bbad treatinent of disease, and frequently they orig mt pusturbation, can be medically cored y Dr. Faw- cet, at 196 Fulton street. i icin in. the ¢i Br BoD. K. a the oldest adrerisivy his diplomas from Edingural. hung ap in large frames in eee po engl ot obtained. Pree % cents A MIRACLE TY Cure Eruptions and Beautify or Clear Discolored Skin-= ‘A valuable discovery in Chemistry has been made lately by M. Besprini, au Italian chemist, for curing all eruptions and for changing the color of dark, yellow or discolored ion toa fine juvenile and youthful clearness. He has the con it form of a beautiful Lge of s08p, for any. cases of eruption. such as scurvy. salt chem, erysielas, fc it cures wonderfully; also Jes, tan, sunburn, morphew, pimples, blotch Sold, wholesale’ and retail price Oi ian of the American Eagle, #2 Chatham al where trating to the south: might mekenraed fe pI ot trading to the sou: ight ea in- come by taking aquantity thither. ‘They rill be allowed (as well as all others bu: art auantity, a lil I discount. Ro gary this nates the Joues is on each wrapper ts, er Buildings, Philadelph ing, 8 State’ street, i tS vee Street, Brooklyn; 243 Broad sareet, Ni ret a ‘st In ee PASTA RE OER D&; JOHNSON whos is method: ine the public i that he stil) affords veliet tn the afflicted sexes, mu wey Ly — eemmnes J with the oe eres lence = the joret cases of secret diseases, or any 0 resulting irom the use of miienry, 0 or the mal-practice of quacks. - The followin, ratract of a letter in the possession, of ‘Dr Johnson, clearly illustrates the triumpl: o| Ow! and experience nedical quae! dat the sat ‘shows the great aecessity in the public imination between the regularly educated physician and sharlatan. Of pat payee ander hen put m' uns bps ® nostram der wi my lisease first peered be Promised to ¢ tag ‘for cone dollar, and made but light of my afflict mproving became worse every day—my 4) unable to sttend to business, and after expe: Impostey had the impudence to tell me he was 0 merely sold I \opeless situati red a car 4 alk at the and drove me to you 7 me! ice, 17 Duane street. You examined oe tocute me, You hare performed 0 ime, As now enjoy teroet Se those afflicted to cage. and promised i in @ short tha it iy, duty t me Osa yy La isease A medicine may be had of Dr. Wo: iproveat the a o Any of its aumerons Hi ore from in the m morning till ten at night s THE HUMAN HAIR FORCED Md VEOW, Ss TOPP ul off, dandruff cured, &e, ' Soe of tires pb Sigg ged of peat ‘articis-we don't are the porte L-* mmisteprerent= wer gell ets snow its qualities, without ‘ot a nostram, but « the hair to a healthy may try, an sa "irrge sum. It is recipe to force the roots o! yy Causing its erowth.— erwous who have ‘or air, should ase it; i i ‘ante te ie chet id in tie ma is us for dre ue're(ehe hair) deligjously soft and Ai as any other prereration. G F shillings, and you'l never use nny o We ‘he i : sit 1, 3 Ledg. pemons who have used vsol rice p vant shi gBaiiditcs Phiteselphiag He atime 7 juildings, Philadel ‘Shins ” feat Alben et ton wr Fe ol Im*ee to the peace an iii Sete ee eer ee scmend. with feat Perea ss s fic Pilis announces with “ every variety and. this ~4 Fille are al to. remove that is iti ally from the system. st case of Fn tie Cyr pe the — toa aX} a sa caleeoceake = a ‘and gelicate co conmeanes. rh ye by Fe ri box or two of this vaya Fats roadwey. eorste TAN STAKE A WIG, however > ore wes ae naitml a and a ite ost the There i 0'dll iad, Too Grbids its beiug an ter fei fede py Bowe fe Se olgpae Se of the mney ta Wig cos the paid scalp may rth its own covering, is beg thateher of skulls fora seid! dora ot more Co ie to the growth of the Haire If other ¢ use, has shor your hope of Us ot nuned the gues reduclant side ich ce from beneath your fashionable bearer, Tife and vigor to the roots which a i of time yo vy 4 ‘Thoce who have. ultivate. whiskers cst at hol ‘istine beauty. years unsuccessful in endeavoring to hes, wall find th: ny Sold by A. Be D. SAN BS" brug ri pee No. 79 tou ‘street, 273" Broad Ang FICIAL Te aur ON IN ATM SPH. bimeelfy by Mr. LE Mr pai oun ine eur Pressure, as eminently worthy ts on, cour taanted townsmaan, Me, Lovett, the Ll a this improvement, which neg uive os} apeeebenas of many of our ‘The sube tovites the varticular attention + the show en80 ten MEDICAL, AND, 18 CAL CARD. 20134 Fulton street, otf College ct ope consulted confidentially if ws sympioMs consequent Tegtar medical education with an e tensive pavetce | jar medical jou, with an ex of over, 22 years, enables Dr. M. to ny the the various consti cance aes cry weil pean ci insidious maladi Lf . mptoma have ee tng the poison, tolurk ta the 8 vera unt wl iD tna = tai ae Opes toatl in the deplorable ts cur a y ie vithout 1 wpercury gr leplenp cruce: contiocepat ome jeterious drugs, or couiinemen atte dicen Gate ar, peered tn thiee to live dav as proportion wil CTURES OF URE CRETHRA—Obstruetions in the urethra, such as strictures and enlargement of the Gland, companied with much ese ph es —_ pen Parts, are some of the consequences of mal- cures strictures ina scientific manner, tion without any . In some, adve irene the Sy Ribeotne te jargement of the prostate gland, se. would produce coal symytoms. It is cruei to torture patients ts h gies, wi in ity there is no stricture. is, fre- Sonic eohanliod whore patients have fess inured by sock oo inne NS TO TIONAL DEBILITY. ‘Thousands of voung amen are suffering from the consequences of judulgene™> in Geet cosrruorive faite end drhove nerves are further utje, ow the use pid aya co pretended oe stimula, on ly wo aneaee great pression. such cases on Daesy ge tholorical st grace and and never fails in establishing a strictly confiden: ters, post paid, and containt ‘fee of $3. 9 reacriptions and advice; of for $10 my ensi fisee pill be emarie eek a cure warranted by the pal | oes of his case. Fulton st. near Greenwich N_B.—With one exception, Dr. M. 1s the only analites, jadeons tising Surgeon in the ety, FEW. Dax Ss since F pees A ee os in the my this city that me to believe that I could cure the ‘most obs! and Fate cases, nO mine of how Jong standing, since which | have been practicis mn it, and find it to answer my most sanguine expectations in al C have uow so much confidence in its importance and utility in its effecting a permanent Cure,that U have no hesitation that | cannot imagine a case of fat, | cannot eure. | cor Nee st and 75 C| hasavers st. HULL’S TRUSSES NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS, Pe ERSONS affucced with roptuges way rely apon the bes: rumental aid the world affords, bol application at the mee 0. 4 1 cpey Stioet) or or to ane of the : Aa cipal towns in He careful to examine back pad of Hull's. russes, tose if ey age endorsed by Dr. Hull, an writing. "None are'genuine, oF to “be relied upon as geod, without hi iguatyre. Many persons have au en to vend imitations of Hulls celebrated trnsses, and thousands are. im} pon i, couse quence. These imitations cannot be coe q sg, made by anskilful inechanics, and age no better "*Zooms have been fitted up at No. 4 Veeey. street, exclusively for senien, having a separate entrance from the business depart re female is in constant attendance to wait upor Feomale vats Patients, 85 Imec ri al im*ee op in the prin DR. LAKE, rare of ite te Strabismus and Ophthalmia Office 86 White street, east side of Broadway, New an on eae is certain iu its operations, worn and applied without, ty pe patient, and the squint caa in every be cured he racine i not under three years of age. la ark Lake’ ge Lamb asan Oculist, he fer ters hi is practical e tee, implicit confideuce may” placed in his Professional ability. c Office hours from 8 A. Mt to 10 P, MI vay for medicine 10 A. M. to 1 P, M.—Patievts at lar fee, h P.M.to 5 P. M- —Cases of Strabismus or Squinting. ae ublic can examine this istrument any time during of- fice hours. 87 to 30% fients who can only DISEASED, WEAK ot INFLAMED EYEs. R, WHEELER, Oculist 33 Greenwich street, near the Battery, N. ¥., respectfully informs the public that amon; the many hundreds’ of cases which he has atteaded, many 0 them have been operated on by other professors without suc: cess, and pronounced by them incurable ; yet in uns never failed to eradicate dise. and effect a perfect cure despite of every disadvantage which may eee ted itself, and in many instances almost Senha Be unprecedented success in his treatment eas vari considered incurable) diseases of the that oe a wi th confidence to refer such of the afflict ‘ho He oy unacqual ted with him and his mild mode of ‘treatin disorders ‘of this organ, to numerous restored patients in the first class of so- ciety, reapectig his professionable abilities, and his pre-emi- aent skill as an oculist, Chronie inflammation of the eye si, or sore eyes, of how- can be effects an films, Pecks, moved and cured wi Cataracts removed upon the most of opthalmic surgery. Ltr tt (Commonly called Squit ina few seconds, on Guer- ninting h fre fro Fee ee ee ree ate har ahs ch ours tients. permanent ut surgical op cation: m approved Us, he Visits out door Jone eS’ PURE EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA NDY—One single 25 caut_package ig warranted to con- ipin ounces of the inelical propecses of the pu ‘Oi thi 1g, reader, you may rest assured, that tl mercury or minertls, If you are try this: you Will thud ite effect thus--it. will talidly eater the system, keep your blood and body oo is gently, oppo gh the bowels and restore those al ed with any disease, ‘Sarsaparilla cow to permanent .. A good extract should be unmixed other Lins sees dno Len should be used in prepa ray eriet, A ban y;’ re ie ‘Williams, 243, ete sty Newark and tudney, 331 Main street, Poughkeej 139 Fulton street, ‘Dsie. 829 in*r EMPIRE OF BEAUTY The Tehawing Toilet articles aceto be had mute, ont falker street, oue door rom the comes Goursad’s Poudre Sub ie Fpe safely, quickly and venthy eradicating su,erflucas. hair all parts of the bu: aan frame, rove beyond all doubt to every purchas- sr requesting proof, Hew ure ‘ol Fa ae containing aele- “erlous properties, aud ulterly inefficacious. No ageat ia Bool yn, Gouraud’s Eau de Beante—For soy bly exterminating Hinples, blotches, morphew, ing, delteabe whi ating Sayre boom, by mation of hea: present able PThvuia Rouge cate blush- }, immovable rappin gh 4 a haw my cael Vexe in tinge to thee chet a lot lane d’E: », or Spanish White, wud Shon are TRIM ‘alabaster whiveneos, "incehette | Pr hoxea 2 cent ya - Sais Hair ‘Dye—For coloring red or grey hair, whens skin, warranted. $1 per bottle. Kye Brow an yey Ronee pee bottle, Cream of L. ‘er ‘or removing Dandraff, making the hair roe” and Rake wet changing it to a dark pottle, tone ; Grey, Retry ‘On Si ragicids Fai No & Go, Woreester; ‘Carleton & Co i fio Seibury. ert Giuld, Preston, hig Patten, Tae atl ‘uttle, Pittsbi hy Gen LN aoa en CR eB sl3 im*r quadioat CAR ere ietve Sof the urinary tees real kage requiring mo) al_ knowledge jth the unseen anatomy of the parts than ture 5 OMe Th which plundering rashness or ignorance may effect more deplo- cable mischief, ‘or Faweett, lormerly surgeon of the 2ith Regiment of the British Ving hod extensive experience durmg the Poni war in the treatment ofall diseases of the ArtMAry passage ithe tensive practice in this city and New Orleans fi riven years, devoted ex lusively to the treatinen jmpotency, ste- rilrty, onanism, noeta ble which are maltieated b and other preten specttics administered by quae tees to eure all maladies without restraint in Nindrance from | bush 1 ud. without mercury. His surgical diplomas from Lyon wi od pourgh, and his medical re other ‘of the most ceapectable. ¢ fr Fulton street, ought sid Un ih peg sive practice, ile tw ah anid enna! Ime ee oben screened, ia er fo by a city gSiets delivered free woh cart ve. A reduction saat ‘aon from the its. DRY girnerot ing 819 2mr* rch strecte BERNUTMYS BOTAN hee a At a tea ce ty ‘und amy one taking them might ped een ae nuk tac a, a oat a sappy un pastts pobre A jen wi ee a A RIVATE ae Hedge ane ae val hoe aed are a =k ia seth no wart Ta wot the fom Mts the fst t 8 ary, ee sirens mars ta Hi i Same y nate veal "i iireiion “can tet : it tee O cure, by chat fe moe Col paid, enclosing $3. tng te O88 of fe HANDS, ARMS, &O roel No orm ne aot Bikes Now a ad ater street, corner 0 City, wi omc ee TDs, ona plan the most correct and least complicated neceesity, event nd, mode, and faye an guia isd fort} years, ane Shirey-tre he ae deat of giving tatiinetion to to aie who im Band Com T. would inform ¢ the win Wee rh the misfortane to lose a limb, that the Arti 1b possesses the following Properties, vit— ve exactly like the remaining limb. ike it. 3 dressed exactly 3. A. deo edapthtion to. Geers , easy, safe, and nccom- modating, having no bearing on the en 7 4. A kaee-joint and aaklejoint, with a flexion or astici peed motion iu the foot, having springs imitating the action of musels, movink the foot in such a manner that the stroug above the h-el and in the instep are won Hy imatated. "All letters must be ost paid. CI UTION TO FEMA. M DAME Ith STELL, Psat MiVsician, would inform ladies who, with nance to the treatment of thei + oumale own sex, that 1m all cases nn attends to en Practice and lnowiedge enables it classed wil to jo. do 80 to state this, she ish oe the pretenders cottintally Sporting. sod Slonp vertising as * Physicians,” who too igao competent icaateee are obliged to get some scarce wright street, between Couftland streets. Hours of attendance from M. to® ARRIE! DIES. MARAME a: RESreLhs a PREVENTIV A af ee we beew un iy in Europe, at ie ar, fe vvards 0 ss sre as one + ect J. beta the oul shy forbids a too rapid increase eof fun iy. sy 4 ell, ns is we wa, was for chil yen suale Physician inthe two principal Fi Ei Of Viewna and Farie-owhere favors te hee. geet BS nities, she attained that ty to the fe oe oe icy gor oe walled, as well iu this aS ances with the enables her—by peed often. ap ‘and oft tnany a foud ove of i crea eee iicaninaes ois eee enoeicts subject, by coy and healthy means wi our Every dispassi » yirtaeme ad = igiamed mind wi boa answer ia rice five dollars full fan'te forwarded by tail to ant core jeret fetters must be post-paid and ad ADAM TELL, Female, Phi ty street, New York. celioar cont Mo's orcloe Fe . 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