The New York Herald Newspaper, October 4, 1843, Page 4

sadn abel J \ Sreaner P; —There living in Har- rison county, says the Free Press, a married laay, preaches a sermon at her resi deace every other Sabbath day. When the preach- ing paroxysm comes on her, she praye, reads a text ot Seripture without the book, exploing it in rather a sensible and eloquent manner, the dis- course frequent occupying from two to two anu a halfhours. While the paroxysm is on, she is wholly imseasible to all surrounding ets, bat readily re- fers to subjects discussed by her 1n previous dis- courses. She has preached, as we urderstand, nearly one hundred sermons, periodically—that is, one every two weeks, commencing each about the same hour of the day. So soon as her sermon is finished, the natural exercise of her faculties seems to Le restored, she resumes her ordinary domestic duties, and is entirely unconscious of any thing she may have said or done during the delivery of the discourse. In fact she does aot know that she preaches at all, except while she is engaged in her discourse. Loox ovr ror Counrerrerts.—On Thursday night two men stopped at the Hotel of D. Allen, of Stephenton, in this county. On leaving in the morning they presented a $10 nof on the Hudson River Bank at Hudson, receiving $9 in change. ‘The note was afterwards discovered to be a coun- terfeit, and chase was given to the persons who pees it. They were on foot, and came yery near ‘ing captured, but made their escape in the woods and so got clear. While running, one of them a package of counterfeit threes on the Bank of Orange co , Vermont, and the Brunswick Bank, Maine, to the amount of $165 ; also seyeral notes of the Hudson River Bank ; amounting in all to about $200. One of the rogues was an Irishman, about 30 years of age, middling size, light com- plexion, sandy hair and whiskers; dressed in a drab roundabout and trowsers, straw hat, laced brogans The other was a 70ung man about twenty years of age, tolerably well dressed in a dark coat, light pantaloons, cap and brogans.— Troy Whig. Lost in THE Woops —The Kingston Chronicle of the 23d gives a long and quite interesting account of a child-hunt, which took place early in the month in Canfiden township, Canada West. The child, a lite gurl six years old, was left at the house ef her uncle while her mother, a widow, went to work at another concession about eight miles distant. Pining for her mother, the little creature set off alone through the woods to join her, and soon lost her way. When missed, her cousins, two lads, set off in search, uatil finally more than a hundred were beating the woods day and night in the hope of find- ing her. To make a long story short, the child was not found until the filth day, deep in the woods, where she had wandered, barefooted and thinly clad, but not unseen or uaprotected by the Father of the fatherless, She was feeble, but still able to walk, and much less exhausted than might have been supposed, having sustained herselt by eating wild plums and goozeberries. Wages or Skamstresses.—It is said that one cause of the low prices paid to females for sewing is, that there are a great many who live at home with their parents, and having neither board nor rent to pay, are willing to work for sufficient to clothe themselves. The United Benevolent Asso- ciation of Ladies will hold another meeting in Washingtonian Halli, Court street, to-morrow atter noon. We understand that some of our dealers in clothing have sent as far as Montreal for journey men tailors to supp!y'the places of thore who hold out on the strike. One of them advertises in the Quebee Gazette for 500 journeymen, at good wages. —Boston Post, Oct. 2. Uniren Stares Bric Apprentice —For a few days during the past week, a small vessel of about seventy tons, rigged, armed and equipped in every respect like aman of war, has been laying in the river opposite our village. She is brig rigged, and is called the Apprentice; and asthe name indicates, was built as a sort of nursery for the juvenile seamen who are destined to mar the navy of the United States in future years. She was commanded by Lieutenant Moore and had on board about thirty boys. The brig was built at the Charlestown Navy Yard a few years since, and as we understand she has been very serviceable in training boys of war into men of wer.— Gardiner, Me. Ledger, Sept. 29. Horrinus.—We learn that while the caravan was on exhibition at Norridgewock, a little boy ap proached too near the lion’s cage and wasinstantly seized by the lion, who tore off one of his arms and & part of his abdomen, causing immediate death.— Bangor Whig, Sept. 30. Omo River —At Pittsburg, on Thursday after- noon, the Ohio river had ten feet of water in the channel. aud was rising rapidly PIANO FORTES. JOHN PETHICK respectfully. informs bis friends and the + public that he has on hand ai his old establishment, 0. 201 Bleecker street 10 Fortes, which he will sell on the reasonable terms. For touch and tone—those important considerations Players of experience—he would readily challeage comparison with the best Pianos now in use; aid as to durability, he refers to the many and frequent re-ommendi- tious of his instruments by various professors who have nsed them for the last twelve years. ‘The assortment comprises ¥a- rious patterns, both of rosewood and mahogany, of six oc! and eighty notes, or full German scale. New York, Sept. 18th, 1843. s21 Im*ec _ LO PIANU FORTE MAKERS. JOHN GILL, manufacturer of Piano Forte Hardware, wishes v to announce that in addition to his establishment, (on 26th ret and Sd Avenue,) that he hag made arrangements with Mr, nu Phyfe, ivory dealer, No. 19 Murray street, New York, (as ageut,) where any article of piano forte hardware can be pur: chased as cheap as elsewhere, and in any Also, a superior arti ves n nd is Considered use, not excepting Web steris: a trial of the same is euly necessary to establish its good qualities JG. respectfully solicits attention to the superior quality of his manufactured goods, especially his improved tuning Pins, which are warranted ir pect. Sixteen years close a tention to the above bu ew York has enabled J. G. gow exactly what the piano forte makers require. orders to John Gill, 26th street and 3d Avenue, New York, or to Mr. John Phyfe, as above, will meet with immediate attea Goods forwarded to any part of the United States, ¢ FLOGRAPHIC PRESS & GENERAL JOB PRINT. 4X ING OFFICE, 56 Gold street, near Fulton—The sub- s inform Druggists, Herfumers, Manwfacturers, Grocers, rs, that they have (the present season) made extensive to their assortment of Xylographic Labels, to which “y would respectfully call their attention, beiug the largest aud most splendid assortment ever published in this country or urope. Consumers are invited to examine our assortment purchasing. New designs and plates, suitable ness, executed in the first style of the art, id printed in bro} n and fancy colors, Job Printin pplied with every variety gL Dime necessary for the execution of every description of Fancy Job Printing. Cheeks, Notes, Billheads, Circulars, Bills La- ding, Handbills, aud all kinds of mercantile printing, executed a reasonable teins. : ut Card. Press.—This machine is particularly adapted to the printing of Cards, which it executes with great facility and ; one person being able to print a pack of the best euamel- d cards in two minutes, with ease ! Superior polished surface Cards (manufactured expressly for this establishment) furnished and printed at the following pri- inds: 25 = Cards for 56 cents 500 Cards for $1 25 tinh ha 000 8 Op mo 6“ $100 2000" “ 350 Common Cards at less prices. BROW 1900 Freuet 0. 30 and 40, 634 inch 834 inches. re wis # largest apporatus complete, fixed with chromatic lenses of 4% wuches diameter, for full size portraits (large plates and hy 20 comp 6 chrom es. paratus for quarter plates aad medium size, © leases, 4 inches diameter. jeuses 3 inches diameter, f iodine, es pure cromine. 50 pounds hydrosulphate of soda. 100 grains chloride of gold. © bottles of « new preparation made by M. Lerebours, for eilding the pictures. 200 bottles French Tripoli. 48 bottles rouge. 50 bottles iodine, And a quantity of boxes, stands, and materials suitable for the Daguerreotype. "Five greavest part of th goods arrived by the latest vessels, are warranted to be pure and of the best quality s0—A new supply frames, morocco cases, and a splen- Jiorama, with 24 views, made in Paris by M. Daguerre,and ostly. f Please to call nt 235 Broadway, 3d story and front room. sii im*r YOME TO INGERSOLL’S GREAT BOAT AND O Cy ARS—At this establishment can ot war s that the ingenuity of man can suggest and then judge of what he cau do. At tthe following unrivalled boats, vir: New Foundland; the sixteen foot sailing the Kor te, and the Paul Pr ury Stay in 18m 4 the G, for the United States shiptOh the brass mounted vig Neptu others equally great englatty Byers and Seatl—This new branch of f y geen a ‘orty foot racer sss for FI business is three and dressed by the pro st Face can now be Sixty Boats always on hand. Visit bis Bazaars if you desire a treat. All Wark delivered free of charge : " L. INGERSOLL, 596,406 and 414 Water and 141 Cherry streets—sole proprietor. * WASCHES—The largest and most splendid vent of Watels in the city, is to be found rriber! An he is constantly receiviny Htions of Geld ced & ver Watches, of the vewest tur ju England, France, an descriptions of Gold and. Sil- Ber cureet f ot the — witzerland, he sr ti offer « larger assortment, aud at much less price, at sent the any other hoase in ¢ ¥. Gold watches as low as $20 to ches and jeweller fac exchanged or bought. All waphes warranted to keep good time, or the money returned, atches, clocks and jewedlery repaired in the best manner, ead warrauted lower than at any other place in the city G. ©. ALLEN, importer of watches and jewellery, ST Antec” “Wholesale and recail, 30 Wall street. up stairs, THE INDIA TEA COMPANY. * _ 188 Canal sremet, New York. E \COURAGED by the satisfaction given since the opewiag 1 their establishment respectfully invite the attention of mer chouts aod fummilies to their ample stoek of superior Teas and oftee, purchased for cash, by one of the firm, long experienced pte "rade, and for years an inspector of Teas imported by the cast judia Tea Company, of London. They con: mend thei, wot ouly as the beatin quality, but 10 to 1) per cent than c: had el ere, y and fuithfuilly executed. "= w*™here. All ordersprompel 5PANISH LEECHES—4 tubs Swerdish Leech 2 61% ee corner Wall and South } JRN—#00 bushels, for agle Cenk TR CbLL we & CO. 4 somhen tly recom as cheaper, fro ti i MB WD -1 seem OPENING OF THE FALL FASHIONS, AT THE MAGAZIN DE MODES, yles cul Bounce 5 do si description, in the hions coasist o! in, Watered, ‘and quilted hats, of an eutire novel ‘Also, GESOGRY wey omen ae soe sce bce Naha : cealed ae or jen causes, but oftwer from ‘ehreh tas por been overlooked fs the mh i ies to r oeeal ily desire to obtain a ’, s _ complete assot is ae ee pulcren sites: som ertitichal Howers, Srlocarenlanes ef'bectenmec who’ Gen “Wiad'me B, i's to favor her with an early call | Cyeoo8 y and as private as &e. &e., and oraam ‘of the best artists in Paris. Many eraing have ‘a dese t0 be a ste anon mate e fy * i lance. an lore: ir. G. - a ea ey Cua) street 3. 1m*r_ | tcl egal hres on inivten fed te Ru on who may friend should obtain the ravings Which has recent D_ CHILDREN’S CLOTHING — co ns a ipo a iy" been published. “It is much en- of ip ‘ed and greatly improved, embraces many subjects of interest Clothing, of alk descerps | aud symptans of diseases nst before alluded ta. of those in want As he has | The y ‘he various forms of bodily and mental weakness, incapacity and oe farioes Sree Came uidier the head. Of private walogien, are faithfully’ del best. practical method of ob- taining sound health work plain! ; d to the use of all who may wnfortunately tance, of whatever age or sex—that portion of ing upou impotence, and a certain destructive hal indeseretion, from whence results “ constitutional will be found both useful and interestin friendly yet silent monitor, where sensu: debility has made threatening juroads apou the health or constitution, and points out not ouly the means of escape but the certainty of restoration. ere fs : +1 'Die chapter on stricture is worthy of particular attention, and should be ead by every ous. ‘The authar’s method of treat ing this complaint ts without pain, and affords a positive un- only a very short time in n ¢ price of the book is 90 ceuts, and hour of the day or eveoing of the author, at 1 Barelay sirset, near the Park, aud also arrangements to receive Cloths, Cassimeres, Ke, by every packet, and has secured the services of experien Cutters, he pledges himself to give perfect satisfaction to all who may purchase. . N. B.—Garments made to order at the shortest notice, with strict punctuality. 08 Ai WM. T. JENNINGS & C A RAPERS AND TAILORS, 231 Broadway, American Hotel, opposite the Fountain, solicit attention to an assort- meut of seasonable goods, including ings, &e., an all the new and various styles, wi auce that the system of “small profits and quick Which has elicited so liberal a patronage, will be continued, While our arsangements are such as Will enable us to fill all or: ders in future with promptess. @ ‘A feature in the establishment, which mast commend it to those requiring articles for immediate use, is h our stock, of a aasortinens of first quality ready made Gar Vestings; ae conditional cure, its ng gene complishinea be had at any is private residence, ‘meats, consisti toll ehcies, Which are diug stores, Vit = as Frocks, “NO: 56 wi ne vneat Nisin Laue. Coe 4 No. 79 Fulton st, cor. of Gold st. edad Eagtaloons. No: fi ast Browdwai Sho Marke at is wns, & No. 188 Bowery, cor. pring A nein ee en No: 50 Fulton ai, cor. of Water st, Suk aud Satin Scarf, Cravats, 146 Delancy’st, cor. of Suffoli st, Han i 3 Oe 5 a ore. 63 Bowerv’, cor. of Walker st. : Under Shirts, Drawers, oth drug stores, corner of Broadway and Chambers street. Muslin Shirts, Collars, bee. ‘The book will be sent in.a sealed eavelope to those who may. ehoose so to order it—it_ will also be seut by mail on receipt of one dotiar, adaressed to box 567, 1 im*re (PAE TVATE PREATISE—Thie Fite Fook uel ia designed for those who. require w apeody and private cure for certain infectious eomplaints, and in which the best ‘and moet eouteujttreainene a pain aud Tathfal manner. ‘he rice is $1. ‘The present advertisement, however, is to state [hat the author has wow published the most interesting chapter —that on the causes which ren complaints so obstinate and lingering—in the form of a single letter, which he supplies, free of expeuse, to any one wishing it, ‘Hye ressous for doing this are given i the letter itself; and in this, also, will be seen why so many persous suffer on trom month to month with a Complajnt wich is so prone to affect the ining en well as func: tions of the body, and which a0 easily aud siecdily cured ollars, &e. At prices which must offer inducements to purchasers. 3y24 3m*ec M2: SANFORD (CASH TAILORING STORE) 127 Ful- IML. ton st., has just opened an entirely new and id assort- ment of English and French Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestings, for beauty, elegance, and durability, cannot be surpassed city, being bought for cash. He will sell to all his s and customers 25 per cent cheaper than those who do not adhere to the cash principles. Strangers aud others who are respectfully invited to, call and examine ‘oods, all of which he pledges himself to make ina stvle and fashion which shall please the most fas- tidious, as regards Rood cutting, workmanship, and prices. Ho would also inform his customers thet fa new and entire assortment of geatlemens’ outhitting of every description, con- sisting of stocks, scarfs, collars, bosoms, shirts, drawers, sus- peuders, silk aud linen cambric handkerchiefs, gloves and ho- siegy of all kinds. it ce its nature is exp! ¥ "But lest it should be supposed that the letter here referred to professes more than it really contains, the author begs to state, that beside his long experience, he has testimonial letters on Punctuality observed stricily in filling all order. the subject of his integrity. and skill from the most emineut M. B. SANFORD, jans in Ew to the most eminent in America, as Sir 99 in*r Next to the Herald Otlice, New York. | Astley Cooper to Dr. Mott, of New. York, Dr. Physick, of Pie te ES Ae Philadelphia and others; and 10 that he is permitted to refer DEAPER AND TAILOR, 62 Joha étreet, near Watliam, | °pr"Raigh would also further state: that: het consulted on continues to make up Gentlemen’s garments of superiol i this nature at his private residence, No. 88 Creel workmans in the most fas fe style, at his us ‘who honor’ him’ with their ich. at and confidence, even va the thost cocaplicated state, of disease, ‘will surprised at the ease and quickness with which, in general, they will obtain a cure, sil im*r ONDERFUL DISCOVERY. an low prices, Gentlemen in want of uew and tshionable cloth ing, should call and examine his select swek of goods before purchasing elsewhere. A trial will be sufficient to convince the most economical, that for beauty of fit, (eas of workman- ship, and at such extraordinary low prices, this establishment Ww cannot be sui by any in the city. STRIKER’S SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR, which will Gentlemen furnishing their own goods can have them change grey hair to its original color in a few minutes. ‘This made and trimmed—a perfect fit warranted, or the price of the | solution is differeut {rons any yee offered, and cannot fail of su: goods returned. ‘au2t Imp TERMS CASH. | perceding all ochers, it is, highly efficacious, and possesses the CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHM great advantage of beautifying the hair without injuring its 304 Pearl, lave 108 Beekman street. oy Those who doubt it» virtues are requested to have their hair changed before payiog their money, If humbugs would take this method there would be wo reason to complain ‘One trial will prove the fact. i Sold wholesale aud retail, and applied, at No. 5 Chatham st, or posite the Hall of Reconis, New York, up stairs, 813 Im*r HE subscriber, well’ known for the cheapness end durability ‘of his work. desires to inform his patrons and the public that he is how, to suit the economical tendency of the times, awaaung xarments of the very best quality, at a reduction of 20 rmer prices, and Tess, it is believed, by 20 per wuts of thesame quality are made by'the cheap ty. order that heapness, the fol x. _WOKMS KILL THOUSANDS. HILDREN are most subject to, them, but persone of all es are le to be afflicted with them. Bad breath, pale $12 to 16 _| Bess about the lips, Hushed cheeks, pleking at the nose, wastin Cy doubiermilied Cass,, S29 1° | saray,Jexuucay hain inthe bowels. joints or his, distur Vests, of Silk, Satin, 4 Bato 4 slee h erigbc dreams, moaning ad sometimes, a voracious 4 te .. hi | “ ‘ appetite, are amon ympt worms. Many are = Making and trimming, im the best style, at the following | {fred fot months for some, other, imaginary disease, when one ye Conte, $634 to 8, | Pex of Sherman's Worm Lozenges wauld effect «cure. Dr, Pants 2 yan, earner of Prince street an jowery, cured aman of odes asses 154 to 1 | worms that was reduteed to a skeleton, and. by'only one box All orders executed with punctuality and oe JOH. of Sherman's Li = he tas an Alderman, The Hou, BB. Beardsley has saved the life of one of his children by them. ‘The sale of over 2,000,000 of boxes has fully tested them. They are the only infallible worm destroying Diedichiekecwn. What family will be without them ts Coughs, Asth é , Col oping . Asthma, and all affections of the lings, will fd a healing value in Sher: tech MOFFAT, As the season is advanced, the present stock of summer goods will be sold lo si9 Im*r ON CHANGE AGAIN-RETURN TO THE OLD ned, after a seven years’ experience of the evil SHE eedery confer hres anes a tes Heal |e, i. Mr Meat warn, Ba and ch ly, that he has eflecied (thauks to, a couscientions landlord) a worthy old hero, Leonard Rogers, from the consumptive’s grave. ‘They cured in one day the Rev. Mr. Dunbar, the Rev. Mr. Hand- cock, Win. H. Attree, Esq., of distressing’ coughs. They are the pleasautest cough medicine and cure the soonest of any known remedy. ht ina Headache, Sea-sickness and Palpitation, relieved in from five toten minutes by Sherman's Camphor Lozenges, Persons at- tending crowded rooms or travelling will find them to impart buoyancy of spirits and renew their energies. Those suffering from too free living will find afew of the lozenges to dispel the hor-ors and lowness of spirits. Mr. Krauth, of the Sunday Mercury, has repeatedly cured himself of severe headache by them. Captain Chadwick, of the packet ship Wellington, has Wituessed their efficacy in'a great many cases ckness. They operate like a charm ppow the agitated or shattered nerves, as Sherman’s Poor Man’s Plaster does upon rheumatism, lum bago, pain or weakness in the side, back, breaat, or auy part of the body. Mr. H. G. Daggers, 30 Ann street, Henry R. Gould- tg, £574 Chatham street, Moses J. Henriques, Esq., and a mul- tutude of others have experieuced the wonderful effects of these Plasters. Price ouly 123@ cents. Caution is necessary to see that you get the genuine Siermau’s Lozenges and Plasters, as there are many worthless articles attempted to be palmed off in Place of them, by those who wonld trifle wath your life for a of of hus old stand. No. 4, (formerly 5) Wall street, Mor- er Buildings, comer of New “street, aud for many years ce ted by his well known SIGN’ OF THE GOLDEN E-—a beacon to all who are in quest of good cheap and garments. of his old patrons who may have lost sight of him during his wanderings, he invites their return to. the Old Spot. with the assurance of @ strict adherance to his well established ame for skilland punctuality. Of the public generally he so- icitsa call, beiug prepared with au assortment of fine and sea- sonable cloths, cassimers, vestings, Sc. Sc., which he will be happy to make up in the ‘most faithful manger, and on reasona- ble charges, for Cash Ouly. The same care aud attention be- stowed on inaking aud trimming, as when the cloth is purchas- edofhim. C, %. Babcock coutinues in the cutting depart ment. =] x, sil Imr CHA ca Sigu of the Golden Flesce, No. 4 Wall st. TO THE LADIES. MISS. FY. GODEFRY having just retumed from Paris, With a'handsome assortmen: of Silks, Laces, kmbroide: Caps, Bouneis. and ladies’ articles m general, will open on hursday'next, the 2@th inst, several c¥ses of the above goods,in er store. 49 Broadway, corner of Leouard street, up stairs. 826 im*m "TO TAILORS.—STINEMET'S New and Complete Sys tem for Cutting every kind of Fashionable Garment now in | is vogue, 18 ready for delivery. As the reputation of the author as « fashionable cutter, is too well known to require newspaper comment. system is, with coufidence, offered to the trade—not as a mere theoretical invention (or speculation,) but as the most practical aud complete work ever published on this subject. Itis the result of many years extensive and fashioua- bie practice in New York and Paris, and will be found to cous tain such ample, plain, and precise instructions, as to enable every student to cut with ease and certainty, all the various styles of garments now wor, both in Europe aud America. his system cannot be affected by the furure changes of fashion, aud is recommended to the profession as a standard Work, and may be obtained of the author, 93 Cedar street, and can be forwarded to any part of the United States. 1 eod2w# W. H. STINEM 5 LATE of Nassau street, has on haud a well’selected stock of fashionable Goods, which he is making up in his usual style of excellence, and at prices equally as reasonable as those of anf other establishment furnishing a stmilar article. ‘Those desirous of economising (in the true sense) are requested to call at Ais 93 Cedar street, one door west of Broadway. 829 60" r shutting. Dr. Sherman's warehouse is at 106 Naxsan street KRIS TOOTH W a shi—treparea trom the onpinal ecrpe at No. 3 Gold street, Nw ¥ Phe Orris Tooth Wash wg the teeth York—' ly a vegetable prepatation, possessing the properties of cleaning the teeth aud mouth—restoring the gums to a healthy state, and prevevting any unpleasant taste. or odour in mouth, whether arising from decayed teeth or from a deranged state of the stomach. It is designed to be used with a tooth brus! to supersede the necessity of a powder keep cm and preventing the wearing away of the gums from the tee Itis particularly useful in cases of spuugy gums, restori them to.a heaithy stare, and causing them to coutract aroun the tooth, Ip paiuful affections of the teeth and gums, arising from exposure to coid, it will be fonad highly benetic: Teas particularly serviceable to use the Orris Tooth Wash ight Just before retining to rest. This method is recommended | , emiuent centists, as by so doing al} particles of feod whic! accuinulate during the day are entirely removed, and the mouth kept throagh the night in a clean, sweet, and healthy state. jound teeth and white teeth are the most valuable portions DTS of poor humanity ; but how many neglect the attention neces: sary for their preservation, even when surrounded by. all the means ui Aryong thess we know of uone more pleasant and effectual than the Orris Tooth Wash—it cleanses and whi- tens the eth, strenerhova tie gums, puriies the mouth, and he beeath. We recommend its mse to all young and ton Morning Post ‘The Orris Tous Wash vs the best detergent we ever used ov ouged mel —(Beston Trousesivt ‘or ale by Prova 1 raegests on the city, MEDICAL CAKD. FFICE, No. 196 Fultoa street —DR. FAWCETT, Mem- ber of the Royal College of Sagpons of Lindon and Edin- burgh, aud Member of the Jefferson Medical College, of Phila- delohia, author of several works on the generative organs, J. SORIA’S CHEAP DYEING ESTABLISHMENT. R, SORIA begs leave respectfully to inform his friends and the public in geueral that owing tO the depressed state of the tines, he has redueed his price 2 per ceut below the regu- jar charges. Ladies wishing their summer dresses, shawls, ke. dyed or pressed, will find it much to their advantage by paying him a visit. Gentlemen will also do. well to call with such nrticles mir Of Wearing aparel as may peed dyeing Or pressing’ All orders | Coulis his pactice to a certain class of delicate aiseases, in all ; arious stages and complicated forms, the worst eases of Will be pancenal tended to, and farticies dove up in the Yenereal affections will yield to his mode of treatmeut, without No 352 Mowery, aud | Festraint in diet, hindrance from busiuess, and without mer- cl 7 g , ae any ste t A Mey ACeraet of Broad st ond Washivgvon Chica’ | ““Coustitutional debility, impotency, sterility, serainal weak- Merchanis can have all kinds of goods dyed and put up in | Ress, nocturnal emissio All those deplorable. diseases which are brought on by a secret destructive habit of inconsi derate youth, and other excessive See ‘of the passions which undermine the constitution. aud lay the foundation of premature decay, (see Dr. Faweett’s work on these subjects) can be radically cured, and the parts restored to health and Vic their original forms, and on moderate terms. Principal office 490 Pearl st. . pA CARD TO THE LADIES, ; A NEW Patent Jovention, combining elegance and econo- iy, in Ladies’ dress, habit, pelisse fittiug and making, 53 Market street, between Hamilton aud Cherry streets. Ladies? Ladies’ au20 3m*ec dresses eut upon the above principle, guaranteed a perfect and | Cd, by the bad treatment of disease, and frequently they origi elegant dt, with infallible Sceuracy’ which is 30 highly esses cena ss Rehes een reieatyehred by lag. Fate tial in producing faultless garments, also made with ueatues " , oF Saar : fui enpacch and in szict goutormty with the latest Parisian | yitgioets fall oldest advertising Physigian in, the city; and London tas Ladies Ineasured a their residence ts bung up inf sefrumes te Wis ear Giece een hia, are required. Ladies taught the above invaluable art, and rights of wd . the invention to be disposed of, by the practice ‘of which the | Qblaiwed. Price 50 cents 85 Im*r advertiser has realized a very handsome income, and instruction acquired iu two easy lessons—terms moderate, Wanted Immediately 4 apprentices and 2 improvers. silim*m TPO MILLINERS, &e—CARL KING, the celebrated 7, { Gi dara, mst arms nfor kind | Fema eof meiry or teal pees af uacies Re riends an ms that as associal ‘mse! Mr. ? hack e Eon: late fom Pacis) ‘and haveestablished themselves | {lowing extract of a letter in the possession, of Dr- Johnson, EXTRAORDINARY CURE. QRIFERQUE, PER OBEN DICOR. . JOHNSON takes this method of informing ithe publie that he still affords relief to the afflicted of both sexes, an¢ utmost confidence in the D may be always consulted witl 7 Join street, (under the firm of Lon & ing) where a deelcunsiorty, wat ee 4 assortment of Paris Millinery Arti- | necessity in the pablec discrimination between the sf oa aya ave tcenewan | educated physteian and Uh chavatan Hats, rich Dean Sin:— 1 put myself ander the care of a nostram ven my disease first appeared: he promised to me for one aollar, and made but light of my affliction. Instead of improving 1 became worse every day—my appetite failed, I was unable to attend to business, and after expending $120, this vile imposter had the impudence to tell me he was not a doctor, but. merely sold his stuff. In this hopeless situation a friend jegant assortmer it elvets, rich Velvet Ribbons, Lutestring and Satin Kibbons,all fall colors—Freach Flowers, Feathers; an entire new style of Silks, and every other article in the Milinery line. Messrs. L. & K. would also state that the above goods have been purchased for cash (direct from the manufacturers) and Will be sold ata small advance on cost to those who. may pleased to favor them with a ealll. 0 a call. a} hired a car- #16 Umer __LYON & KING, 37 John st., N.Y, _ | Fiage (not being able to walk at the time) and drove me to. your ABRAHAM KASTOR, imporvr, No, 393 roadway, has | Office, 17 Duane street. ou examined my case and promised Just reeeived by the steamers Great and also by the Havre packets, new style Silk Bullion. Fring tons black silk Triznming Lace, mbroideries, such as Infauts’ Dresses and Waists, Collars, Linen Pocket Handkerchiefs, Thread Thread Points, Silk Blond Trimmmg Lace, Fancy Ball Dreqses, and every degeripti Gloves, Mts, and Cuffs. Also, Bags, Purses, aud Linen Thread Caps jso, a large assortment of Worsted Cloaks, Habits aud Caps for ladies and GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH children, and many other articles, too numerous to deseribe—all f which he offers onable prices, jesale and ret A DESIDERATUM IN DENTISTRY of which he offers at reasonable prices, at wholesale and revail. Cee eT eee E YT OAD. is im* R.A. C. CASTLE, 8 ir D WAY, comer of White STREET, te i . TO THE LADS filling decayed hollow teeth. RINGLETS, FINE AND Wilt, CURLS, BRAIDS, | teeth without any pain to cute me, You have performed your undertaking in a short time. As I now enjoy perfect health, 1. think it my daty to those afflicted to make thi atement public through the press. 1OMAS J. THURSTO. x ‘arpenter, 1 Munroe st., N. Y. , A medicine may be had of Dr. J. to prevent the in any of its numerons forms. Office open from 7 in the morning till ten at night m*r stern and Britainia me and large assortment of imps, Cords, Tassels, But id Laces, a great variety asa Paste for de put into the most tender whieh it be: or ineo ence, with Frizettes, Plain Bands, Bows, Head Dresses, Net Caps, | oomes impacted into ONE hari ly, thas restoring aud rel = and other Ornaments suitable for decorati a- | preserving (hitherto painful and wm: teeth) a erally sound ies’ Heads, 8 by hart’ in all their respective uses for life—preventing IN ALL CASES, the necessity of extraction. Ladies the most distinguished in society, offer their testimoniais im the most terns, asto its etheaey. The Editor of the Evening Fost Uis adinirably adapted for tepder teeth and nervous 1d Dr.Castle operates on the The New York Aurora say: M. & M. LARUE, Manufaciurer and Wholesate Dealer, 162 Canal, corner of Varick, have now on hand a large, above articles, which they re selling at greatly reduced p They are of the latest fashions, and are manufactured in pects perfect for life.” ‘The Sun sa erior manner. in their new and peculiar style, myarting a bea i rone!: celebrity for his excellent mode of fill tiful rich Instre to the hair, and a durability to the curl, unat 1 ne most eminent gentlemen 0 Faculty tained by any other manufacturer, Old Curls altered to any pattern, and made to look like new, at a trifling expense. A |iberal allowance made to retailers. 819 lm*r om the * ———— DELICATE AND SU ‘ATION, —Dr, DEPOT ND BUC Ne=Dr. OF GENTLEMEN'S FANCY DRESS ARTICLES, | Meclanistt dee liey nce eae gent ou Cf READY MADE LINENS AU ER SAME RIC ES. | mechanism, the Tost portions of the abner and lower F shot away in the case of Lieut, S—— HE Subseriber would cali the attention of Patrons and | met with this terrible and severe casualty’, was ug this eity, to their rich and extensive ase of the Indians in Florida. We have seen letters from Lieut. 8 scarfs, Kloves, suspenders, pocket | confirmatory of this extraordinary cure and its entire success, ressing BOW! siery, lambs wool, merino, | that the loss of these important organs 80 skilfolly replaced by sot erlin, buckskin aa othe under shirts aud draw- D J now no tore s suurce of regret to the Lieutenant heir assortinent of the above goods, aud all other articles rts artificial teeth ou the principle o epperiaining to a geutieman’s wardrobe’ are rieh, varied, and . G. Coutle gators, tothe’ ep Pheric pressure. Dr. A.C. Castle refers to extensive, and well’ worthy the attention of the’ fashionable neh and English Ambassadors, Mi Stoughten, tre Seek rt tried and recommend Dr filling the weth. ‘Tooth-ache pills, aching tooth will effect Castle's Paste for one of which pat im {the rmanent eure merce, community, they would particularly recommend their new | Consul, Rear Adi Lord Morpeth, Gen, MeCart style of gentlemen's shirts, as contawing many improvements. | Gov. Maso { ofthe Medieal So! The shirts at present manufactured by. them, are eut to surt the SN, Se a ek ee oe form of the wearer, therety, doing away with the large overplus of linew used under the old system of cutting, and adding’ not puly to,the comfort of the wearer, but to the beauty of the Dr. J.C. Cheesman, Dr. A. lies, Or. Wie Grayson D ay. (on his nprovemeat wads0 miuiteat tothe Judges of the dw anon e fuir at the American lustitute, that the first premium was “THE MOST WONDERFUL Rinnai {tyre tothe sanscribars their patent elastic Brace 4s parueye | | THE MOST WONDERFUL REMEDY De etoomae. Eyed, all verwons who have aequised the habit | [N the world is Winn’s Irish Vecetable I:LIEF CANDY geatgonne. | They will be found of immense beuelit to persons for immediately removing the following diseases—bowel braciny the back, aud expaid the chest ued sett her tates a Ment to the free use oi the armi tion to their patent elastic Ki reugthen and will be found of no winpedi- They would also call atten complaint, cholera morbus, rheamatisin, pain in the head, side and ‘breast, scurvey, dyspepsia, spitting. of. ‘blood, asthe, whooping cough, influenza, coughs, colds and consumption, or riding belt. Gentlemen | Fot sale at 44 Carmine st, 20732 ant a6 Bh tie may depend on being suited ” nd way, am ive arcicles, by calling at Ue old stabhshmmentat nat amionable | sion st. ABNEM HITCHCOW 5 Imeod*m Wholeste Agent, 101 West PARSELLS & AGATE Broadway, coruer of Park place, STOCK; BOUGHT AND SOLD ON OMMIBSION, - * files Bes ollections made on all parts of States, GPRON DUCK too bolts of Americen Fxtra Pilot Duck, Wii RoNO! OBI i tr : i 8 & K. COLL 6.00... seme sod Western Drafts tnd Bank Rovwe Py $ 3 J 3 ui i OD I Diseased Liver. * SURGICAL OPERATIONS. . 2 Carvatures of the Spine. racture. Hemoorhoial tumors re 1. pe of the Fingers, moved. mors removed from the Inflamed ‘Testicles, face. Hydroceles. 1 Club Foot cured. Hare Lip 2 Operations for squinting, Encysted tumor removed, 1. traction of elbow Joint Imperforate vagina. Telieved by an operation. Adipose tumor remot ay vagina. _ DR. H. BOSTWICK, ‘Surgeon and Physician. C. MCMANUS, Apothecary am 36 linee MEDIC, SURGICAL CARD. ay RAE BSTA.” NORTH RIV SPE: ¥, 20434 Fulton street, near f Surgeons, Londos, continua in te seasnlted sexhdectilfy of nS, mn, contis ‘consul col from# o'clock A.M to an dale “onal asco cft vel. vate nature, and all those * ssiug symptoms consequent ov i it use @ i ‘rela medica a cation, “Wi i : of over. 22 Years, enables r- M; to a pt the various cont . tusidiogs maladie, Dr. Mis daily ing the poison torlurk tu the syaten, until Opes itself in the deplorable Necondary all cases Dr. » wareanip © ject cure without » pod or lererions drugs, or conliuement {rom business. Iu some forms ofthe dasa, gues are ferformed in have to five days, aud tn on wl PRRACTURES OF URE THRA.—Obstructions in the urethra, such as strictures and enlargement of the prostate gland, accompanied with much irritation aud dull pain in those Parts, "are some of the consequeuces of mal-treatment. Dr. M. cures strictures ina scientific manuer, promoting their absorp- tion without any pain. In some. advertisements on the subject of strictures the symptoms are defined. This is delz os cause enla it of the prostate gland, Se. would prod ice analagous symytoms. It ie] to torture patients bou- fies, fcc. witen in reality there is, uo stricture, Dr, Nie ta fre. uently consulted where patients have been injured by such an impruper course ONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.—Thousands of young men are suffering from the consequences of indulgent a ae ret destructive fuabit, and whose uerves are fusther ues, fro the use of nostrums ad pretended specitis, which stimaiaa. on ly to induce greater depression. Ur. M. treats such cases on purely pathological principles, and never fails in establishing a are Buren) conden. “Letters ‘pot jad and conainy a fee of $3, will ensure prescriptions and advice; or for $10 m icines will be forw: ‘a cure warranted by the patient g37 ing a history of his case. tice 2043 Fulton st. near Greenwich i _N_B.—With one exception, Dr. M. 1s the only qualified adver- tising Sargeon in the etty. si2im*r HULL’S TRUSSES NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS. ERSONS afflicted with ruptures may rely instramental aid the world affords, office, No. 4 Vesey street, or to either of t) eipal towns in th United States. Be carefi back pad of Hull's hi Hull, ia writ good, without ignature. SANUS: Many persons have undertaken to vend imitations of Hull's celebrated trusses, and thousands are imposed upon in conse quence. ‘These imitations cannot be relied upon ; they are made by unskilful mechanics, and are no than the ordi ary trusses. b: ‘Rooms have been fitted up at No. 4 Vesey street, exclusively for ladies, having a separate entrance from the business depart ment, where a female is in constant attendance to wait upor female patients. 85 lm ec DEAFNESS. DRS, CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS, 38 BROADW-2.Y.—Extract:— m “I cheerfulty comply with the request of Lieut. Me- Tntosh, to testify tnat he was invalided home as unfit for duty, fa New Yori on ‘his way’ to Luglanas he placed ‘ork, 5 der the professional eare of Drs. Castle and Edwards Under their treatment he recovered his and H. MeNEVEN, M. D. Sw to H. M. B. Forces, Jamaica ACOUSTIC DROES. A sure cure for incipient deafness, earache, pains, buzzings, or singing sounds in the ears, collections of hard wax or vitia: ted searetions of the organs, oi n & 0 pular remedy as a curative in iseases of the ears for up Offices removed to 381 Broaiway, cor- ol Im*ec the besi for etugaed to his tailten tony retar inllitary duty. ‘Signed, wards of twenty years. ner White street. WOOD NaPTHa. 'O PHYSICIANS & DRUGGISTS —Consumption cured by Rect Wood Naptha; this article haviug recently come into tse as a remedy for Tuberculous Consumption, the sub: pers have taken gieat pains to obtain it for the required parity an streagth, as recommended by Dr. Hastings, the London Lancet (N. 9, &e. of the American repubii It possesses the requisite properties as staced by hit, being peie fectly colorless and miscible in water, without reuderin bid. Sold wholesale and reta:l, by RUSHTGN & CO. Chemists aud Druggists, 110 Broadway and 10 Astor House. Freat care should be takea to have it pure, ticle is almost acertain cure, the most a ave followed the use of Coal ‘Tar Naptha, of an impure preparation. DOCTOR BELL. D°cTor BELL, devotes his 1 attention (daily, un- til 10 P. M.) to the reinoval ol ate diseases in every state, All suffering under protracted cases, aggravated oF un frat aig Sie by inexperienced or pretended practition hose laboriag under the destructive effects of mercury or Quack nostrums, and who suspect remains of diseasr lurkiug in the system, may consult Dr. B. always with a guar- anvee of a cure. ‘Persons contemplating marriage, who have been the sub jects of delicate diseases, may cousult Dr. Bell with honorable confidence. Post paid levers, describing the ease of persous at a distauce, have his prompt aitentiou. Dr, B.'s treatment never exposes to suspicion, and is well knows to be sale and perma ment. VIL Privateoffices 87 Cedar street, two doors from Broadway, or non he has attended, many of perated on by other professors without suc- cess, and prououneed by them incurable ; yet in these cases he has hever failed to eradicate the diseise, and effect a perfect cure despite of every disadvantage which may have presented itself, and in many instances almost agaiust hope. It is this unprecedented success in his treatment of the variotts (hitherto considered incurable) diseases of the eye, that enables him with confidence to refer such of the aiflicted who may be wnaca! ted with hum and his toild mode of ueating the disorde an, 10 numerous restored patients in the first class of Fesrecting his professionable abilities, and is pre-en ‘au oculist. ic inflammation of the eye lid, of sore eyes, of how- i stauding, can be effectually and permanently cured ; specks, &c. removed and cured without surgical operatic iaracts Femoved upon the most modera approved prusciy of opthalmie surgery. STRABISMUS, {Commonly called Squtating) cured ina few seconds, on Guer- ‘celebrated ee from pain oF x tS Othe hours fom 8 A. Mcto 12. My alter which hours out door patients. s27 imr PURE EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA DY—One single 25 cat package is warranted to con- +ht ounces of the medical properties of the pure root. Of i, reader, you may rest assured, that this Is Sarsaparilla ouly, not mercury or minerals. If you'are using other extracts, ‘ou will find its effect thus--it- Wilt mildly enter the system, keen your blood and body cool, gently epen the bowels, and restore those afflicted with any disease, This Sarsaparitla Cures to permanent health, A good extract should be unmixed ywith other matter, aud uo heat should be used in preparing this, This extract has ‘all these advantages; give it oue tral. 1 can conscientiously recommend it tor any disease for which Sarsa- parilla is a remedy; this is sold for 25 ceuts a package, or five for $1, at the sign of the American Eagle, 82 Chatham street, N.Y. Agents, Zeiber, 3 Ledger Buildings, Phiiadelphi ding,’ 8 State street, Boston; 97 State street, Aibany;” Mrs. Hayes, 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn; Williams, 243 Broad st., Newark; and rudaey, 431 Main street, Poughkeejsie. 329 Im. URGICAL CARD.—STRICTURE.—There 1s, no disease of the urinary passages requiring more practical knowle with the unseen anatomy of the parts than stricture ; none in Which blunderi nese or ignorauce may effect more deplo- rable mischief, Doctor Fawcett, formerly surgeon of the 2ith Regiment of the British army, having had extensive experience during the Peninsular war in the treatment of all diseases of the urinary passages, together with au extensive practice in this city and New Orleans for the last fourteen years, devoted ex clusively to the treatment of sstricture, venereal impoteacy, ste Hility, onanism, nocturnal emissions, and those deplorable Cases Which are maltreated by the mixtares, pills, and other pretended specifics administered by quacks, guarantees to cure all those maladies without restraint ia diet, hindrance from — busie hess, and without mereury. urgical diplomas from Lon: don nd Edinburgh, and his medical degree from Philadelphia, together with other of the most respectable credentials, which can be seen in large frames in his office, 196 Fulton street, ought to command that respectability which long experience, exten sive practice, and practical knowledge would warrant, Office 196 Fulton street, s21 Im*ec LEECHES! eee ay ! ‘ARGE AND HEALTHY Sweedish and 20,000 (rian chs, st frstved er th Cando pm Hamburg; and duly expecte man Leechs per batk Franklin from Hamburg. i moderate prices at GA. ki WLETE, Importers of Leeches, real street, New York, ts O CURE NO PAY.——DR. COOPER, 4 Duane street, | between Chatham and William streets, takes this method of informing citizens and strangers chat he has for the last ten Apart comined hs practice solely to the treatmeut of Venereal. Mercurial, and other diseases of a delicate nature. Although it is considered by a portion of the medical profession as 2 speci of quackery for one of its legitimate members to advertise, still the grent advantage the unfortunate victims of ¥ disease derive from a regularly edueated physician devot tion to a partienlar branch of the profession, Do yon not employ a st lint on disease of the eye nk his atten- ust be apparent. eon to amputate a limb !—to an ocu- —to a dentist for an operation on the teeth /—and to a surgeon noted for the cure of Byphulis when yon are troubled with Venereal ? Aud you do so trom the fact that those men are perfect in this branch, because ay only Practice tit. Dr. Cooper spent years in a celebratey Lock Hos- pital, and has for ten enjoyed the most, extensive practice in this way of any medical man in New York. Heean eure the most aggravated cages of Syphilis, and mild cages removed in two to five days. The Dr, is a regularly educated physician and surgeon, and never suffers his patients to leave wutil a perfect cure is Performed. It is deplorable to witness some of the exses that are presented to the Dr., where the disease driven, into the system to bi out again in the form of spots and ulcers on the body, pains in the joints, sore throat, aught aweats and emaciation. ‘phe Dr. will in every case war rant a eure. or make no charge. STRICTURE.—Dr, Cooper has dispovered a new method, by which he can cure the worst form of Strietare in from one to two weeks, scarcely any pain to ent. Irritation of the urethra, or prostrate gland or of theueek of the bladder, are sometimes mistaken for Stricture by Practitioners and charlatans, JONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY, minal Weakness, brought on by « secret im men, ‘Thi in, youn is, where too freely, jndalged, Ar | that ean befall man; ort begets disease sumption, dyspepsia, emaciation of ee > in complete idioey. Dr. Cooper will a seh onaes, id Led = constitation to 4 that bi and simple course of mediei eure dinrery case, org’ charge. Gost paid letters, ed in every case, 0 losing $3, attended cca Ee aanesy-passceennesliaaiaiiiaeammmmmmannts —000 7 pare lake lee of the best qua hland ie it, expressly tor ae and will well, by cargo, and smalier ty thao obtained from any op source, the best bend |, tO go tO aay part of the world — #10 im? 4 Dis atrest ise tO ms! fant remedy, either die, or have weeks, fro} i ther are unfavora- itis Reese chins dnl that heat Powerful ‘ageuts iu producing dis daca sath Sheree ty be bilious itmay be yellow fever: it may be be bronchitis; it may y be in ray ha emipeeey oe be indo ‘Of the sto- Batali disase a bees rt cat tnany masher feed the ly, no matter how called; thus ep medicine, but general! medicine that ueed or ought to be used. “At the preset tt beers nny dty who wise to fecue is bal tse them: | tity of every one who aeresto to) make it knows in Rie hanno and om more to be fi ‘against ‘any contagious malady, The Ivvruxnza has left many in such 9 state of weakness th ii ‘a great susceptibility to ffecred these and contagious but by the timely use of Brandreth’s Pills, even now this susceptibility can be in a great measure removed, and power given the system to resist those morbific poisons, and the sudden changes in wi ith which it may be brought in contact during next fifty days. Nature has formed the bowels for the evactae tion o tuhealthy humors, ané would but use cor mon seage, he would take cave they performed this office faith fu the bowels are out of o1 sf too slow or fast, a few doses of Brandreth’s Pills will bring them to order. Ask the man who was dying from constipated bowels what cured him; he tells you, Brandreth’s Pi him_who had ha dysentery for six mouths. and, every had failed; he will so tell you the Braudreth Wills cured him in a week. So with other diseases. Twelve Brandseth Pills, rubbed down in half a of molasses, cured a little boy of an ulcer of the face, which was rapidly spreading to his eyes, amd which a dozen doctors had tried to cure, but could uot: the poor parents would have xiven half they were worth to have had it cured, but every thing, they tried did uo good, wutil they gave ita tea- spoonful of molasses every day, in half pint of [which they had rabbed down twelve Brandieth Pills; before the whole of en the ulcer was cured. And =a Bee illa Compounds cure Ii you to persons cured as Dr. ‘out to you people who had pay and St. Vitus! Dance who have been cured by their rei Tif they cannot, Dr. Brand- reth cau, Can they point out to you.a person who for twenty years liad never had a stool without having used medicine, or mechanical means, and whom the Brandreth Pills cared, in a month, and wave him as healthy evacuations as he had when was a child. nat Dr, Brandreth can. If they, 5 “The BRANDRETH PILLS not only do cure, all curable diseases, but it can be demonstrated, ‘that by their timely use they gmtatinfalibly cure Tn every abore time, De. Brandreth rs Botkin Wee toon ot Filles and ns tietd fares explain the reason of the cures that mast ne: Ceusacily be the result of using the BRANDIETHIAN RE- WEDIES, whether they be internal or external I have just re ceived the cas? of a medical gentleman, who resides at Sher brook, Canada, who for twenty years was sorely afflicted with a disease, which came out in blotches ,and scabs all over his body. ‘This gentleman so far forgot his prejudices which too often curse Drofessigh as to apply personally to Dr. Bran- dreth, and his course proved a happy one; within six mouths he was entirely cured of his miserable and tormenting disease by the use of the Brandreth Pills me ‘The use of the Brandreth Pill can in no case do injury, be- gause they are made of those herbs and roots which experience ‘s harmonize with the human body. The fsickness, is often the cause of a long attack, often ending only by a cessation of life, How important itis that this course should be pursued—it will not only be the surest in-ans of restoring, but it will in a great measure prevent the recurrence of constitutional maladies —it will sorely weaken. the maliguity of the attacks and ia time secure robust health. . ‘As with all valuable ‘medicines, the Brandreth Pills have been shamefully countertaipad but .I have succes in havin executed THREE LABELS (and box) of such intricate workmanshi 4 ture imitators, Now, a new evil presents itself. tisements are taken verbatim, and used by mongers of the day, wifo | y take my name out and insert the name Of the medicine in the place of Brandreth Pills occu- pied in the advertisement thus stolen from me ‘Time will prove how these specu’ative gentlemen will sustain themselves. My Friends may rest satistied that I shall, 40 Jong ag my life ULI f and energies are permitted. me, by an OVERRULING PRO: VIDENCE, attend. personally to the Preparation of the Brane dreth Pills, and that those properties wich have thus far ren dered them so popular will aie cpntinged unimpaired The Brandreth Pills are sold by one agent in, everyiplace of importance throughout the world, each agent having a certifi- cate of agency from Dr, Brandreth, having tac similes of labels on the Brandreth Pillboxes eugraved thereon. F BRANDKETHIMPILLS are sold at 25 ‘cts. per box, with fu'l direct Prixcieat Orrick, 241 Broadway, 274 Bowery, b, the IMiy’ appointed. agents for the sale of the u ‘Phe following are duly apy Brandreth Fills in the eity of New York and vicinity, viz— A... Towidsbury, Manhattanville, D. D. Wright, corner Lewis and Houston sts. E.H. Tripp, 167 Division st. aigne, 98 Catherine st. owler, cor. Greenwich and Murray sts, ardey,, 59 Whitehall st. Wim. P. Powell, 61 Cherry st. B.S. Taylor, 8) Vesey st. Mis, Wilkinson, 412 Cherry st. W. D. Berrian, cor. Ist st. and lat Avenue, John Howe, cor. Rivington aad Ludlow sts. Theo. Martine, 2ist st, cor 9th Avenue. Benj’u Richardson, 43d st, cor 8th Aveaue. Palmer & Fisher, White Plains. Stephen Hut, Kast Chester. B. H. Carpeuter, New Kochelle, Bashford & Rose, Y oukers 1S. Kenyon, Harlem. Thoinas C. Lyon, Mamaroneck. Aaron Smith, West Farms. W. & J. Orton, Port Ches Mrs. Booth, No. 5 Market Mrs. Terrier, Williamshu Wm. E. Parker, Newark, N. J. D. W. Stone, Jersey Cit 929 28tr ON STRICTURE AND ITS CURE. THE FOLLOWING REMARKS WILL PLACE BE- ‘ORE the public afew most deeply interesting facts.— First that the disease called Stwicture is pe occurrence and often exists in persons who are no least aware of it ; next that @ very erroneous n prevails respecting Stricture, and that ignorant advertising ke a had advantage of the erroneous nation ; then, e three particular circumstances by which a Stricture may be always in the last place, that he cure of Stricture is certain, free from pain, and gencral- ¥ gocomplishe in a very litte ame. ith regard to the first of those remarks :—= It is well known that Stricture is the result of a badly treated ‘gonorrhea. If, for instanee, that disease is suffered to coutif ine on from mouth to month to month, it slides iuto a gleet, Now, there 1s ‘nO pain oF inconvenience in gleet, and theretore it is often suffered to remain indefinitely. But it should be known that gleet implies & ehrouie jurlainmtion of the, pase sage, which naturally termvinates in thickening, and this thick- ening at one or other of the passage is stricture; and fur ther, that al stricture may thus remain unnoticed for a Jeugth of time, it is far fro ving dormant, but is the hidden cause of many serious ee tonly of a sexual, but those also of a nervous and dyspeptic kind. — i But what especially the attention off from this disorder is the iden that stricture caunot exist so loug as n ent to the tow of urine is observed, wi stricture of y striking change in this respect; indeed a rupted stream of urine belongs only to the worst of cases, ut is is to prevent this very state that these remarks are pub- ah take of thi ruel. me of this erroneous notion is very cruel. Every body knows how men of this deseription swarm about this city, aud that Now. it is a fact, and one which every physician will im- mediately acknowledge, medicine in the w {gal of t his, more common than for the writer to, be consul ‘The advantage, however, which ignorant advertisi will sell their nostrums as loug as any one will'buy them. alone, can never cure a stricture. In nothing a ered ope, who have been taking all manger, of thinge—as colo dr pills, and cordials, and the like, for many months together, bat vrhoiay gu sung ther ature of the case, he has cured 1D as y days. a ‘ ithe view of ing these impositions, therefore, it oun dasirasle fine belors the tablie stew Plain crows: Slip dork T lee thoush the ‘sypupeone of ths Giaoaee cree on rE : seatn theca ts torent sepeclet may vet, very briedly—they are the following : Phe frst relates THE MANNER OF URINA’ —It has been already said the ot be much diminished or impeded. "But observe iy, after it is Dnished and the clothes are ed, whether a drop or two will ever steal away, 0 as to wet a lit nothing is more indicative of stri The nex ‘Hk Time A GenoRRH@A Ha: EMAINED UNCURED.— It is difficult to say how long a Gonorrhea or Gleet may and not produce a stricture, for one is naturally more dis} to stricture than anot but, as n general rule, if it sh Id be suffered to go on ‘wee alone would afford for the suspicion of a stricture. sufficrent ground at is— Tun Evrect 4 Sraictune mas row THe MIND—The effect of Stricture:is to the spirits and to lessen both bodily and mental activity. ‘This also is one of the most com- mon effects. Not, however, that it ig seen alike in every indi- vidual, but it is common that the writer ey, sees a case of stricture (and he sees many Cg BS in which the patient does not tA more or lees, Be — coe ~~ siness as formerly, It is gratifying also to witness i “vd the disappeariag of other maladi on With to the cnre of Stricture, on this subject it is suf to owerve (and rth contidence and plea rtal im pair accot plied in a very litle time. So mae faithig"could not have rrago ; but stich has, 0 seasta talocet rd cach the seoniorl exparionse of the wetan that he ean now accomplish the cure of strietare to as many jays as fos ly it demane months. i h to an ‘The writer also bers Mo tate, that ees whe wish to 4 the care themsely, et i ly at called ** Tue Private Peo ‘i hi — ick ¥. jirected ii those who sus] a nt ture, but the enre of all th especial author person: an are privacy, Co, as ingvoces aa my tied dae ee om mere cy, aisoe are arranged for those who t aay have to wait a little. word the ground on Feat orers coming to this city, Bishi ke gutlle; and sopect fe, a Faeten reanth confidence on what, has been advanced,” With AY rely Dr sinh bees to state that, beside his rauk as grax duate of Edinburgh, &e, &e. he fas Peon engaged in the cure i hove diseases; both ia hospital and city practice, for more than thirty , and has publi wo editions of a rom ex Van Pusey Yeates go thac he has testimonial. letters from the igost eminent phygiciand i ttre? Mout ef New York, Seca ot Phtiad nev ead Gat'SS Wh oe? to i ad ce OLaalmost every Physician of eminence in this mitted e eae ted at his private residence, No. 88 Green- wi Balph is sonenint Battery, at ‘any hour, He may also be consulted by post. The little volume above referred to is one dollar stl im*r GREAT IMPROVEMENT. PE SUPERLATIVE MA’ ‘or other deletereous or oflensive tngredient—an article tha is actually water-proo? and no mistake—is now made aud sol by the Peoenetors fe patent lately obtained, at No 161 Bleeck- er gtreet, New York. Ive’ matches ignite with ease avd certainty in all weathers and climates, and burn with. a brilliant flame, for more than @ minute, and that too in » vertical position,so that several letters FRICTION MATCHES. H, mnade without brimstone may be sealed with wax by the blaze of "They may Royle water tor many hocts and yer irelts cad atenthe wort ts dry burn as before, | Some are saturated iu perfumed wax le = scene odor Lae Na ed and unhealthy Invia of rimstone match, ders cor Mt may be addressed to G. BOWEN, ie Ha! No, 161 Bleecker #t,.¥. to hawkers. a7 lint RAMAN’S BATHS.— New Bathing Fatablishment, ot No" Courtland surest, New Yorks fowe doors from Broat= way J. BRAMAN has recentl the above new Bathi suiahment. Every dept contr Kt] commodious and convenient plan. It + Ld Lx. operation, and Jadies and gentlemen vi thing connect i aeaoner. howe einer orld, ; “The advertiser feeli ve bonn furnished oxchusis Vesey ving entrance qeeaas, yn, a to ly ‘russes and Supporters to patients. 5 Imee (ABSERNETHY'S BOTANICAL | PILLS.—One box of these invaluable Pills, are worth all the quack medicines advertised for certain disease. Let the Baforrynate seppassured, that there sis no exaggeration in asserting e pills to be « peedy and Fudical eure for gonorthoaa, gleets, irritation of teva, wen Thuy were for several pears jrvcied by te eee ipraced Abernethy, in alla the above: diseases. In the " y sufficient toeffecta cure ina few days. In long protracted chronic stages, obstinate gleets, ke. they are equally certain, having cw adreds who ha takiug other medicines for months, which,tend more to destroy the coustitution than to cure the disease, ‘They never leave the parts subject to the troublesome weakness, which so frequently occur after usi They h pleasant first stage, one bor and any 01 might frequent the most society, without, hayin misfortunes suspected; are composed entirely of vegetable ingredients, winch in: Vigorate theayetom generally.” Bor sale only in New York by WeWatson, Apothecaries Hall, 96 C ad at Brooklyn, by Balgreve: Druggist, Fulton st. s20'Im ION WORTH Calderon's, Preven AN OUNCE OF PREVENT POUND OF CURE.—Dr. Luna i » warranted not to fai used rected “erielvaiioeamenton having ben tested by au ben received the unanim al of so learned a body Royale ° or ous approval of to the public al ' i er attempt to palm upon worthlens nostram: “The parseniars of the experiments made by a committee appointed by the Royal Academy, are detailed in. pamphlet which will be distributed gratis by the agent, one of which accompanies each package of the preparation, a jer n wilt Bo pon the mer’ Boud treet. Price of ency jowery, comer Bond street. package containing twelve powders, $2. 820 lm*r _ PAKK’S LIFE PILLS. THE Attention of Hb. classes as been attracted to the un- deniable virtues of Parr's Life Pill, and a vast majority of the people have evinced their unqualifisd approval of the high character awarded this medicine, and are dail and more convinced of its efficacy in curing disorders the most opposite in their recognized symptoms. Hence the proprietors have, from time to time, been obliged to eularge their establish ment, and compelled to avail themselves of the combined aid of mechanical skill and steatn power, in order to enable them to measure outa supply in accordance with the demand; and the ilanthropic of every grade and of every clime will rejoice to fearu,that this invaluable medicine is rapidly extending its heal- iNgi ufluenge to every®comer of the civil world. ersons tloubled wi orbxtic affections are strongly ad- vised to try them at this time of the year. In a few days they Will see the powerful cleansing properties they possess,and thus »® induced to continue them. if more or less suffer at this season froma relaxed system, induced by the heat of summer—a few F the pi off thesour aud bad humors ly gets sluggish, will le to perform the functious pcos will be invigorated and pre- to Ke may Bring on. New York, and b; "aly re ad its in every ety and jew Yor tu int ts in town from Meine to Loui a ‘Onnads: the British Proviuces, ho} becoming more Pury Cao West Indi inlay and South America, in boxes, Pe avd at George ‘Roberta havi gist, agency of. CURE GUARANTEED ATie Vallee of FED.—The College of \ ine A and Pharmac: yet the City of New York, established for the sup ion of quackery, is now pt dd to all eases of a private natu offer to all those affiicted with these distressing maladies advantages not to be met with in any other institution in this country, either publ or private. From the constant correspondence, and from private arrangements, tween the members of the College And the most eminent Professors of the Medical Institutions of Europe, all improve- ments in the treatment of these diseases are forw: to them long before they reach the majority of the medical profession of this country. All persons who ave used the gelebrated reparation of Professor Ricord, “ The Parisian Alterative Difkture,”" can bear testimony to its being the most powerful remedy ‘ever discovered for primary -or, secondary. syvhili a the constitution, whilst eradi isease. Professor Valpeau's diecavery’ iu his Specific Pills, for the ‘onorrhoea and gleet, has raised hm immeasurably {his contempararite it} thie particular branch, of the it celebraied remedies, together with the t medical men of this country, the Aro they = Saeeunee, will receive the patronage i the public requiring their ser- ‘erms, for advice, all medicines, $5. fice, and Consulting Rooms of the Coll WS. RICHARDSON, Agent. N. B.—Patients living at a distance, by stating their disesse explicitly in writing, giving a poms, togetl th een eee nN geet enp use ain it) tion for a guarantee of eure, by addressing the Agent Of the College post Paid, enclosing $5. Je20 Sr HE L098 of Pent tit ass no hindemnee "to ie at, of e of Feet, no hindrance to. act respectfully foforms the ‘publie that he has retu Badelphin to No. #72 Water street, comer of Bike at, New York Gity! where he coutinues to, manufacture ARTIFICIAL LIMBS, ona plan the most correct and least complicated, having, through eceesity, invented, made, and worn an artificial leg for for aud been a manufacturer for thirty-five years, feels con! dent of iving satisfaction to all who call ow him for Legs, Hands, Arms, or the Common Wooden Leg. : tT. egele era ose who have had the misfortune to lose a timb) {ficial Limb possesses the following ties, viz eA shape exactly like the remaining limb. 2. A capacity to be dressed exactly like it. 3, A mode of sdaptation tothe stump, eany, ate, and necom- modating, having no bearing on the end. * 4. A knee-joint and anklesjoint, with ‘a flexion or articulated motion in foot, having springs imitating the action of the ‘ muscles, moving the foot in such a manuer that the strong dons above the hel and in the instep are wonderfully imitated. ‘All letters inust be post paid ‘36 lm*r CAUTION TO FEMALES ADAME RESTELL, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, woul inform ladies who, with a proper delicacy, hi rep. mance to tl it of their complaints except by one of their own sex, that im all cases she attends to them personally, experience, practice and knowledge enables her to do so. She deems it necessary to state this, as she does not wish to be classed with the pretenders continually appearing and disap pearing, advertising as‘ Female Physicians,” who too 1:00 rant an’\ incompetent themselves are obliged to get some seaiee ly Jens jeuorant auack to,experineat instead, Consulting, par Jors aud residence, 148 Greenwich street, eeu Com aud Liberty streets, Hours of attendance from bh a . A ma p TO MARRIED LADIES. MARAE RESTELLS PREVENTIVE POWDERS, IVL—Those invaluable Powders have beeu universally adopted in Europe bat, France in particulaz, for up-vards of thirty years 5 well as by thousaiids in th am Deluge the only told sale snd effigacions remedy {px married ladies, whose health. a too rit increase of fam.ly. , a8 is well known, was for thirty years fe e . fo thirty, years, f an in the two principal Femal Hospitals in Eu. 1d opportunities, she attained perience. und opp to the female frame, for which iy Ber ceodicte ‘medicines no valled, as well in this country. as in Europe. Fler acquat ners with the physiology and anatomy of the female Tram seantey bony trier toy aantine tomy ie, fs ‘of married females, scaree in the meridian of life, and. the evasequent, Tar Pid and often apparently inexplicable causes which cousign many a found Tr tO & Lae grave—to their true source, to arrive at Know ledge of the primary” causes of female indie onitions-—especially of married females—which, in 1009, led to the discovery of her celebrated " Preventive ” uloption has been che means of preserving not only: the healthy even the life of many an affectionate wife aud fond mo? e the importance of this subject, and ew timating the vast benefits resulting to thousands by their adop» would most respectfully arouse the attention of the mar ried, by all that they hold near and dear, to their consideration. Js it not wise. virtuous to prevent evils to which we are fubdeet, by simple au in our control.— y dispassionate, virtuous and enlightened mind will unhe- sitatingly answer in the affirmative. Price five doilars « pack age, accompauied with full and particular directions. ‘The gan be forwarded by mail to any part of the United States. Ay Jeteers must be post-paid, and addressed to MADAME RE TELL, Female yale Principal he Mé Gre wich £ street, New ¥ )ifice hours froin 8 A.M. to 9 o’eloc P.) office, No. ex at. 10 2m ay ie rity, efficacy, an I's Female Stonthly Pi pression, or stoppage ol Bich the oral et rery female depends, since uction into the United States, about four years, count its and imitations constantly attempted to be of heap common pills are purchased re Sets 2 bow. itup in different boxes, and called— Monthly Pills,” with the object of selling them, if Uollars a box, Females are fore these to them. itis suffic ent here to state that all Female! Monthly Bile ar gguar ex 's Principal 4 148 Greenwi Ne » and 7 Essex Boston, Fice $i, “Madame Restll' Signature is writtea on the cover "Bi le, by followii the directions gaciowed Rinide of each “bow od “cleg ya pojntmeng at 264 Grand atret, corer of Allen, New York. t PORTUGUESE FE: E PILLS. i a id edie ation of the workie 1! ver op OWNS to. Ris el ‘Madame Hestell Ss. variable success of lis in all cases of fanctions of ni yare known all over Europe to be preparation ever discovered that has proved invarigbly certain in ome the monthly turns. Ther certainty, ia al being such that they must not be used during pregnancy, forthoueh always mild, safcand healthy, they ar certain 6 ce miscarriage if need di ihe directions ave translated that period. EB fi hy Loy ron with the real of he im re stumed "Bach ‘b,c tain e signature M. de Bor u Melis! 7 ctions have the ig ERD ein 2. ignature of Dr. Sat forthe continent of Ameria nm ‘They can. ‘transmit to an} ol tates. Sold by Dre ke MELVBAU, seont ahd inh ty sireet, near. Gree Dr. the United ine 129 Liber Price $9—-ha if boxes $3. No pelt em |. Sold, ppointment, of Mr. F. M., at 120 Cherry street, year ‘Letters directed to Dr. F. box 24, New elven, I meet with immeniate attention. All letters must be mio Imdsw United rter for sent by mai MADAME RESTELL, prstaue TUNE AY td Tet sires, where wich stree Coul . she can, be c ed with the werietest ‘on come , adem | els Sxperince and keow aes. in i treatment woo Cocke hare bat a lew days to cHlect & perfect cure: Ladies desiring proper medical attendance daring confinement or other judisposition, will be accommodated during sueh i 1 table 5 Tee erate aie re for married ladies, whose delicate or precarious health forb iit the United States Seed Pecern resp) ‘aang to bo sag lame EST ELL, woot inform ladien reid ont of the city, whose health would aot admit of travel ee Oh woale dfeote her eraonal attendance them {3 that she w?'the United States within feasouable distance. 0 in JAMES GORDON BENNETT, “yr CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREE' i morni TS New Youre Henatp—A daily paper, issued evry Of the ‘week—price TWO CENTS per copy. 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