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

o3 De- A Gawrent Bi Roavs Caveut.—The Rochester De- mocrat says:—John Fredenck H. Cohen, portrait painter, late of Toronto, was arrested a day or two ago in ‘Buffalo and brought to this place, to await his trial op a charge of larceny. This person appears to be one of those g cate! loaters who often pass undetected im society. Some Ui me last summer be attempted to elope from Toronte with tu e Wife of @ merchant of that city, named Craig.” He took Mrs, Craig's servant maid, and came to this city, She was expected to follow, but was detected on boerd the steamboat with most of ker husband's valuables, and sent back. Cohen having lost the mistress, determined to so- Mace himelf with the servant, He socordingly took lode ings at a boarding house, on Stone street, when out of ash incited the girl to steal money and othar articles from the keeper of the house. Among the money was a 1um- ber of spurious bills. A short time ago he left this city and located himself in Buffalo. After his departure the girl, in attempting to trade with the spurious money, led to the detection of the real rogue. It appears that he di- vided the “spoils” with har, » giving her the worthles bills and keeping the good for ‘own use. A bill of indict- ment having been found dearth Johen, oficer Wilkinson started for Buffalo to arrest him. He could obtain no clue to the residence of the gentleman, but finding that his por trait. which hung at a house where he formerly boarded, Was granished with a fine pair of whiskers and an impe- rial, he watched in the streets until the gallant passed, on his morning walk, and politely invited him to accompany him to this pl vhich he did, rather reluctantly, aud is now comfortably lodgedon theisland. So much for whis- kers. Curious Cracumstance——Resuscrration.—A young lady belonging to a Jewish family in this city died on Tuesday of a nervous disease, and yesterday her friends started with her remains for interment. Ac- cording to a Jewish custom, the body is taken to the grave yard in a square box, in the same covering in Which the deceased person has expired, and there, in a house appropriated for that purpose, the female friends of the family unrobe the body, wash it with cold water, and anoint it jor its last resting place. While performing this ancient custom upon the body of this supposed inanimate corpse,a healthful warmth evaporated from it,and evident signs of life became manifest ; the fact was announced by the ladies, physicians were set for, and the sorrowful cer- tainty of death, which overshadowed the countenances of friends, gave place toa gleam of hope. On the arrival of the physicians the certainty of her being alive was estab- lished, and means taken to fan the spark into health, in which we earnestly hope they will succeed. Every per- son who reads this circumstance will exclaim, “ How providential that she was a Jewess !” How awful would ave been the reverse! ‘This fact should caution the pub- lic against hasty burials. The body never becomes offen sive, nor is death certain, until that unerring sign of a purple tinge upon the belly is fully apparent—so says an eminent professor.—St. Lowis Rep. Dec. 7. Suockinc Tracepy.—A tragedy was enacted on Saturday afternoon, about eight miles from Kings. ton. A man,who called himself Morgan Hamilton Giffen, shot his wife, (formerly the widow Adzit,) and afterwards shot himself’ ‘The ball entered her breast, and lodged in her back, near the spine. Sl alive when last heard from, and there is hope she may recover. He married the old lady about twelve months ago, but they lived unhap- pily together ; and on Saturday he told her to pack his things, as he was going to leave her. She did so, when he culled her into the room, where he stood with two pis- tolx iu his hands. On seeing them she hesitated, but he went upto her, presented the pistol at her breast, and fired. She ran outof the house shouting murder, and soon fell on her face, when she was picked up by two men, Who carried her intoa house near by, and ou their going to search for Giffen, they found him lying under the table in hisown house, dead, the ball having gone through his heart. He was an American, and itis sup- posed that the name he went by wasan assumed name, and that he had been an inmate of some penitentiary in the States, for one of his hands was branded, and part of ‘one of his ears cut off.—Kingston, Canada, Herald, Dec. 12 Crime ap Deatn.—Four years ago, a fellow by, the name of TheodoregWalker, then aged 18 years, enticed from her friends at Cold C: reek, Allegany county, a girl by the name of Louisa Johnson, aged 13 years. ‘The couple came to the city, and after remaining a few days, proceeded to Buflalo, trom which place the; Canada, and returned again to this city in May or June Jast. During this time, they lived together as man and wife, though not married, Since their last residence here, they haye lived in Daniel’s Block, having become fit in: maies of that den of pollution and moral death. For rea- sons not known, Louisa took a large dose of Jaudanum on ‘Tuesday evening last, soon after which she retired to bed, foliowed by her paramour, who,between Ll,and 12 o'clock, ‘was aroused by the death struggles of the lost girl. She died im about two hours. Coroner Thompson held an in- quest on her body on Wednesday. The jury returned the verdict, that "The deceased came to her death by some narcotic poison furnished by ‘Theodore Walker, her destroyer.”—Koch. Dem. Darina Artemrr aT Roprery rn ALBaNy.—Last evening, the residence of Samuel Wait, was en- tered by two burglars, one white and the other a black man. ‘There was no person in the house at thetime but a maid servant. Going to the front door to lock it, she dir- covered @ black man inthe hall. “In reply to her question * What do you want? he answered “bread,” and on being told that there was nothing for him, he said there was and he must haveit. The girl, being alarmed, screamed for help; at this the fellow caught hold of the seryaut, and threatened to beat out her brains if she made ny more noise. Wortunately Gaylor Sheldon chanced to pass along in the street, and hearing the clamor, stepped up to the dvor, and discovering the other man under the stoop, seized him, and demanded what he was about. The fellow inside, hearing Mr. 8.’s voice, came gut of the house, and his companion getting clear at the same time, took to their heels und escaped. ‘The girl, whose storn to fragments in her struggle with the ruf- k to-day from the fright and rude treatment she Albany. Journal, Dec. 16. Suockine Case.—The New Orleans Republican states that recently “the watchman at the corner of Girod and Commerce streets, between ten and eleven o'clock, was aroused by a cry of anguish and pain, pro- ceeding from the store of T. W. Slemons, in that vicinity After a delay of a quarter of an hour, being unable to learn the whereabouts of the occupant, the door was forced, and the following facts were disclosed :—A man, named King, a Kentuckian, employed in the store, had accident- ally fallen through the scuttle of the third story, and was impaled alive upon the hooks used to hoist bundles of hay When taken down it was found that a portion of his abdo- men obtruded, the ribs of his left side were broken, and the left lung was Cut open. How long he had remained in that position before the watchman entered was not known, but when he was thken to the hospital he,still preat 3 Supreme Court—Srecia, Trru.—Dec. 1843.— Clapp and al. vs. Trustees of St. Mary’s Church, Albany—Motion to refer—granted, Baldwin, impd. und al. ads. McConihe—Motion to change venue—denied.— Crittenden ads. Ide and wife—Motion for judgment, as in age of non suit—no opposition, Albany City Bankvs. Hodge Motion for precept against defendant—granted. San- ford ads. Townsend—Mouon for retaxation of costs—denied with costs. Anthony ads. Fuller—Motion to set aside in- quest—denied with costs. Bogert impd. and al. ads. Liv- iagston Co. Bank—Motion for judgment as in case of non =. with costs: with leave to renew.—.4lbany Atlas Larp Om Factorres.—There are at present, fif- teen Lard Oil Factories in operation in Cincinnati. ‘They not only supply a large part of the domestic demand, for lighting, machinery, &c., but large quantities are ship. ped to New Orleans, Savannah, Charleston, and other points at the South and West, and @ new and heavy de- mand exists in New England, for supplying the Woollen Manufactures, for which purpose the Lar. Oil is admir ably adapted. NavaL.—We learn that Captain Isaac McKeever, lately in command of the Independence, has been relieved jn the command. Purser Mckean Buchanan, recently on duty at the New York Navy Yard, has also been relieved from duty on that station. Wwe do fot learn the cause of these changes. Murper.—Two men, named Hess and Seitler, quarrelled in South Easton, a few days since, and Hess struck Seitler with a shoemaker’s clamp, and split open his skull. Seitler died in a few hours, and Hess was com- mitted to prison for homicide. Navat.—The United States ship Preble, now at the Charlestown navy yard, is to be got ready for sea im: mediately. The balance of the crew of the Independe after the Potomac is manned, will be turned over to th Preble. These men have about a year to serve. It would thus appear that her cruise is not to be a long one.—Bos ton Journal. Gov. Dorr.—Thomas Wilson Dorr, the hero of Chepachet and statesman of the Foundry, now in durance vile for treason, has been appointed one of the delegates from Rhode island to the National Convention at Baltimore. Rerorm in tae Creek Narion.—The Creeks have passed a law expelling all white men from the limits of the nation, who play at cards, whether they have In- dian wives or not. Curanance or Apyen Parxe.—The grand jury of Warren county have adjourned without finding’ any bill against Abner Parke, for the murder of the Castner family. endured. Juve Tuomrson.—We hear from Poughkeepsie that Judge Thompson is rapidly sinking. Hix useful life is, we fear, drawing swiftly towards its close ates Bow TAND OAR BAZAAKR—At this establishment eanbe found every deseription of Boats that the mgenaity of man can suggest. Look at what he has done then of Wit he can do. At, his establishment, was built the following anrival —The Swiftsare, of Newfoundlan fhe, simueen foot, sai Dinky Troubler; the Komp of Hurlgate, and the ry. The row og oe ish Stark, Which won 29 races in 1 months: ne nol umbria; ¢ Chapman; forty foot racer for the United States ship Ohio; Beehecwe itiags yr Florida Sarenfeent gig Neptune for Tampico Bay, and a host o here eaally gre LiPS AND SCULLS—190,000 f nd; Also 2.000’ feet of Lenard’ celebrated Bowie, for sale. This new braach aoe Uaanuees Cy orth ot of Alt —_ aa sctll for tea dined Se proper ors heads, “Loon Those soe Woscen ox bie oftes. Binh Bones always om band. Vi Visit his Bazaars if you desire a treat. 196.406 and 414 Water and 141 © Chitty sane natle Pobpeteter. cRATE A MENT.—Une of the proprietors of No. 9 and 11 Broadway, is about retiring ness, Which leaves a good opeuing for auy person ng into the suid business apply asabove, between 9 and 12 o'clock, BLANCHARD'’S f STALUK WOOD AND COAL STOVES, for Pittors, offices, stores, steamboats, &c —Threse Svoves re a Stale of Washington, che father of hug connery, akrrmoun ting two kinds of pedestals, one for wood and the oth al — the fev chomber In the pesestal slag eo arranged: tips, the fire, by means of @ revertable plate or partitrou he the Stoves eaunes the Beat to circulate through the entire hie ne of the, tae we, giving « large and beautiful These Stoves have also Petr radiatin ol ® hotair chamber attach ' i r F [very thing being Constrac! on the most scientific principles, t ive “ all who have them in ase the greatest satisla rosy tion, he oa scriber invites the attention of those wanting a beautiful, wee. to enll and satisfy themselves of hey can be seen iu Operation duly, aud rele- reneee given to those who have them. fu use. "The pablic will then havea fair opp sreunity ‘Of judging that the above are pinin facts, For sale ouly iu this eity at 114 Grand street, one door fast of Broadway. td) JAMES HINDS, c pu RVEY ‘ARD. = ae see Se Gallery of the 322 bag shh riba Hinaye Eial ater co amen drawings, Techni have igre ecard 5 jae — da ion and iy rs hh zine Ly ence ate Sa ore ey ce Sieh nior a meray wr ties by commas yi re 8 and bis oral de iort ie oaly ae amy: KR. caper ° gyi twill commences course of Fuar Lectuns on Lay DVERTISEMENT. = "ails A tian Actiq a atthe Stuyvesant Inetitute, roadway on v =p co ht v’elock. second 3 Lanmap;, | Pek ae paseeek War er eee | iY Seiligm Calien Bryant; sveceeding Wedrescay pit cd Aer course will be con | es, ‘Abel Smi Me tinued on the ensuing Monday A Bride’s Tri by the author cet A ‘New Homey Esch Leeture will be accom: Recollections of che Western Wilds, ‘Oresod G.W. Kendall; ects—Ist Lect Bel Lndy’s Freer ne Cot. F. 8. 0: Life. La A Few Hints to Brogeaphers, by osc outa; Beal Pr is Proposal, by. Mantings Weld; Manet ‘Taargplanted Flower, or the Florantine Bride, by Mrs B.C. Eeabury. MUSIC, “et Me Perish in the Baoly Se Erg, Batt ke Welford, wader the Aster Hiveae Broadway ; at the office of the Giobe Hotel ; ofthe Institute, “Gentlemen's, $1 50; kady's 50 cents for the ng admiss‘on, Pity © et ries eOaseT EIGHTH WARD pone N REPUBLICAN BALL, Tn aid of tne Funds {the Ward Oa tre . ds, rpue (irenesnents for thts all "being a iced Riko Com | ear oahey ee Rana yt nnn eran. Barnes mittee respectfully ann yunce that it will take place as pre | ‘"abella Frahain painted by by C, C. Ingham, engraved teage mn “ aay Serer of ans and | by W.L Ormsby; pe desi iron at ued heclion stag ~ devel rn Peeerad the vysher of "Fall ofthe fadlas nook, ok, (oppnaite woe ons, P re int,) desi by.J G, Chapman ‘engry Munienttwo Beaw the Rasy Spring,” at ballad poetry ra . Aun 8: yea music by Miss Ann >A. which being limited to ‘the capacil ee the Saloon, early appli cation will be necess brilliant! Jig! hted—the decoration: The rooms will be the mo-t exteus ve scale, eu, intended by that most emi Mr. P. Ji who has kindly volunteered hi rat ¢ by Browu's c:lebrated Cotillion Band. saline copy two yew refer’ valasletigmnics toceee took, Sbativer| ai will bei necordance to Fretrmame, and commence | of any mar of this cigy and Broowlya, and seat seat by wall fo We he rletrtaba wile euceiand: or die dieing ant bas | Geoenas on Tap aeeee Post, Publisher, yooms, and every secomamodation se ee oe vent oom ae Sak oe Astor House. ia those departime: 0 | tlemen's f the Ward Commit IMPORTANT TO ALL THE rt pone tier in ‘cer ll befor gale atthe | A GIFT FOR THE HOLIDAYS merof Hudson and. Sprin Riley's Fifth fie Was Hovel: Jailes Music Stare, Bios rey Elegant, Appropriate and Useful. geste WAN au weomner of i Bayard arse ‘and | LADIES’ HAND-BOOKS Bowery, Military Ha'l, opposite reorian vives Head Quar- | O¥ NEEDLEWORK ters, 98 Wooster street; ‘ or of ats the Commitee. tly Bound in Muslin, Gilt Edges and Stamps. iE YOUNGS, ED $a for the Series. DRUFF, rice 25 conte, oF r No. I<BAB INEN, Containing plain ta @ ample i instructions for the preparation of an infant's w: Ne, I PLAIN NEEDLEWORK, Containing instructions in. the preparation of body linen—In- Committee of Arrangements. _ HIP HELLESPONT, from Havena JUST, RECE VED (an inyoice My Lord Byron, King Rega- | lia, Port of ttavara King Reg: a ‘Gent structions in the preparation of linen—E:xplanation in O bblat or Paper Sen eas ee of Garcia, Mendoza aud various of st tehes and. miscellaneous work, such as Star brands—all” of which red wholesale and retail, brading, marking, Fiping, Diasing, & A. SANTA OS. 6 Wail stieet, an .I-FAN UY NK DLEWORK. “aa 6e*r Brosdwav, comer Reade street, Conrining instructions a foe preparation of frames—Materjals for wor ettches—lastructions in Eine i) (ikoy Apslicaioe ef fancy sectlewocs eo umntal per | NO. <EMBROIDERY ON MUSLIN AND TATTING, ining instructions on Muslin— Peincatoue in EnceworkWesstendary is gold cussed Ear &e. No. 5—KNITTING, NETTING AND CROTORET, Containing complete instructions and patterns for all the vari- ous kinds of work—Net-work, Fring ei Crovenat-a ork, 3,00 REWARD. oi Thoveand Dollars wil be paidfor the recovery ani! de'ivery of the conteats, fo theuadeninned. of at bout thirts inches loug and eight en inches was iron bound, with wood, bottom, also, strapped witl marked vy packages in carpe No 6—MILLINERY AND D MAKING: id banks~n the city of | Containit Bonnet makin ing Meterials—Drawn oanete- ‘aps—Capotee—Lap- -Hipcruine Bonners Bonnet i yes ing—Chil "5 Dre ata i ar sib MClovta~cCaper-— Carriage Cloaks Cloaks—Boys’ C! mien an ital Published aud for sale b J.'S" REDFIELD, Clinton Hall, corner of of Nassat ‘and Beekinan streets. AE ALE HOLIDAY GIFT. | THE BOOK OF BOOKS. in various a of Binding, | Noman 1 PICTORIAL BIBLE, OLD AND NEW, TESTAMENTS, With full Marginal References, H-WUSTRATED WITH MORE THAN ONE THOUSAND ENGRA ANEW AND BEAUTIFUL MAP OF F PALESTINE, ‘And FAMILY RECORD EAGRAVET ‘ON STEEL. | Published and for sale gthalessle and re af DFIELD, Clinton Hall, alt 3wr® PoReGee aaa tard clic sent A SUITABLE HOLIDAY PRESENT. VaR TINE has removed his oararing 8 and printiog Es- reat from John street to No. ret, Hotel,) opposite the Brick Chareh, New’ Yor Visiting, Juvitation and Professional Card o\iBhe shove reward will be paid in addition to all other re- wards offered by other perso OF RCO, 2Wallst. N.Y. | New York, Dee. 16, 1843. di8 tfins ree RS. CARROLL’S OLD ESTABLISH«D MEDICA | TED VAPOR BATHS, 25 Courtlandt street—A certain | cure for rn affections, ulcerated sore throat, rheu- matisin, &e t iviug rise toa power of eter than before Open 9 o'clock at night. Sulphur . Portable Vapor Baths seat to y or Brooklyn. dig lwr any part of the UST RECEIVED, via Steamer ‘cadia, a lot of new ad splendid goods for gentlemen’s dressing gowus. Also an as- | sortment of new style Silk and Satin Vestings, suitable for ball and wedding costume. A choiceassortment of Woolen, Silk and Satin Sears, also received by same verse JENNINGS & CO, di7 Im*ec 231 Sroadway. COLE: 3 PICTURES of Mount Etna, Voyage of Life, Past ‘and Present. &e. &e. now “exnibitine at the rooms of tl Natioual Academy, corner 0’ Leonard st eet and Broadwa Admitt:nce 25 cents—Season Tickets 50 cents Core oy cent 16 2w*r Baths reqaire o1 wel ishing Materials, west prices. ri N GA Y A P, Yaar Gop fat i Hs, Ms ° ry stare, above surest, and'wext door to Peale’s, Museum.) a York. Thee erica ano the By yo jan and Frankli i on 3 Shen te DAG! PHB AY Broadway, lover M Jaces—con- the dy, by, stn is the finest structions, Ke ke, forwasied ta any de point, at lower any other manufactory. PHILAVSLPHIA Botacriber ins received large supply of Senden cas Bea eae poate urged al a ere pole gr and chemicals, which he nemen cephtey to set its, i iioag ih ig Bese D Helge ey ome e ees . hie "souinern 'Seaiea. “Win, Wests ia, for eh "Bouihera e igen st Paid) an goo should be eee With TEAM BAN asia tak nates ol7 3m*r xchange Buildines, phi CHEAP CASH TRA ESTABLISH 304 PEARLSTREET—T AT, a BEEKMAN-STREET rpHe Subseriber, well known, for she cheapncne aay lurabil- itv of his work, ¢ me to inform hi patrons and and the Deb. lic, that he is now, to suit the econo mi times, making garinents of the very best at of twenty per cent from former briges,an 1 than garments of the same quality are made by the cheap houses i ia, this city. ei creer the Ells wine ill ar srioes ts enbamitae to thets cone ; Zr prices in subinitied to thetr con eee a pears that ‘te goods shall be of the first , and the fit unexceptionabl $12 to 16 5 to 7 perior West of Fogland Cle Coe Pants, of black or fancy di Vests, Lee satin, &e + trimming 2% to 4 t style, atthe following Danatis canoes $6% to 8 edutand Ves ‘Overcoats from $13 to $20 18S ix dimer SOHN MOFFAT. ASA B. PERKINS, CASH TAILORING SE aN oa No. ede cared, iW YORK. GENTLEMEN 3 whe patronisy this Gash establishasent will derive a decided advantage of from 20 to 30 per cent over those who purchase at other stores on the credit system, for her they are not over equivalent to the delinquencies of (hose who never pa} Those who are rearing for the holidays would do well to \d examine the stock of fashionable gsods at the above shen, the prices, before they purchase elsewhere. . B.—Tere 1s an assortinent on hand of Cloaks and Over- Coats, ready made. 9 Im*r ETREN' ENT THE ORDER OF THE DAY ‘The undersigned respectfully inform, Lhe ri-nds and the public [porated that they keep sonatantlyion a large and <plevdid assortment of French and English © iat Caselmeres and Vestings, including a BE gr sire Overceat stuffs, which they pledge themselv. rise ‘astyle not surpass by any establishment in "tie ety. “AU garments furnished full per cent ioe than any other har ne ane mal trim in the same mani Those who wit their Ter Satifvetion will do well to call she usa chy A splendid assorgment of Overcoa's ‘and Cloaks kept constantly on Lonel) ay be sold very low for cash dt im*: HITEHORN® & CO. 33 Nassau st 'O # SRONEE ‘3 3 —Genv’s 's Apparel Cleaned and Dressed in a superior style— irs and alterations to She peeeeee fashion. A lot of Winter Clothing on hand, wholesale and retail: Cash paid for Clothing, and exchau de. n29 im*r IES, 130 Nassau street. TUART, LADIES’ HAIR-DRESS, . No. 3 Murra: ‘ding, ‘ards, execut- Street, feapesttully. miouncee. that he" in prepared to | tim the fist atyle Of tho aft as regan ty of the wait on ladies at their residences, aud to dress heeds according | Ugraving, neatness of f the Printing, and the whiteness ang br to the latest Parisian fashions. Terms very moderate. dienes of cards. Persons furnishing their own Card Plates nab Batis an have them printed on the most approved and fashionable ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT. —~ | tte! Cette mens aoe oe 18 HOTEL, op CLARK, BININGER & COZZENS, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS, ‘esey street, AVING completed the en argement, of their Store. respect: it fay eels tt pes, of their old patrons aad the pub- ¢ to their increased SUSERION BRANDIES, WINES, SEGARS, LIQUORS, TEAS, GROCERIES, &c. Their goods are Particilarly suitable for Hotels, being select ed with great care. for - hat purpose, and embracing every arti- cle requisite— ‘Brandies in particular, of choice brands and vintage; Cham pagnes, Loadon Porter, Brown Stout, ga Scotch and Irish Whi utes, ‘Oils, Cheese, Macearoni and ‘ermicelli. FOR THE HOLIDAYS, Choice Liqueurs, Preserves, Brandy Fruit red, tates, that he the. ent of the abeve pew and ele- gant establish ment, which is i tale and furnished regar¢less of C1 lapted for the recept on of f2- geaglemen Visitiag England, as the hotel fronts that part of the dork in which the liners and most of the other Ame rican vessels lay, and js within five minutes valk of the Bank | and Royal Exchange. The house will be conducted on liberal | snd economical principles. ‘The Coffee Room is supplied with the London, American, East Indian and Colonial papers. The Viands, Wines, &e. are of the first quali y. A good Billiara Room and Warm Baths will b» found in thehouse Geutle- he week or mouth for board, &c. on the its, Grapes, Raisins, Spiced Chocolate, Currants, Gelatiue tor making Jelly in a fe minutes, Extract Vauilla. Wax Candles, Almonds, and every thing neceesary for the nse of families Sole sgeuts in New York for Demuth’s Snuffs. d13 6c* GREAT REDUCTION. OUBLE ENTRY BOGK-! KREEING only Five Dollars, ee 4 Epataiery LEMON awarded hr Dollars. for oe bese vir eimeng of Ontiead Steainaushap exh Regi "GOLDS Minas” OHIROOKAPHIC INSTITUTE, for he instrnetion of PENMANSHIP and Book Keeping f* Broadws: opposite for y bets te assure those who may honor a with their pat age that nothing sha'l be wanting to render them comfortable, and hy attention tthe wishes of his guests, hopes to merit that confidence and god wii! so liberaliy bestowed on him whea steward of the Bruish Queen dlir BANANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL ed takes occasion to inform his friends Public, tins the Maseion fouse fa now ‘isenost tater guisidor street, No. 67, in the vieinity of the steamboat landing and vegetable inarket, having commodious fmily apartments artanged in the veatest order. A person is employed wo Seeders Permits to laud pasn oe, Ke. wag will board vessels immediately afver the visit of the serene officers ite John seatets is — to this Island should procure a , a day and ' 4 hn dpealeh Conmsls srtmemeccol euvarcetonses ebemteat | sirant visit eee Te ficulties and inconvenience. "The gentlemen acquis a 4, bold, free and expeditious style of Marcattlls Ponmeslnds: ba trom era to trosey Levens! The ladies are om neat Epistolary hand, « beautiful ac- complishment to the 'BOOK-KEEPING, 821 6mec WILLIAM FULTON. IMPORTANT TO INVA) ie AND Ogee el TO THE ISL. F CUBA AND O1 PROGRESS HOTEL, Jessens of one THY VILLAGE OF CERRO, three miles from Hava . ida [ya Thia establishment is advantageously situated, properly inhoeee ety a eee ‘eivel fh joey ny priced ‘wo! byt 4 fityed up and attended, affording the benefit ol. country tife, | (mportant stud choroweh practical knowledge ofthe skblect without excluding thé comforts and pleasures of the capital, of Phe exe acct wo RIE or Preventing a timely attendance to business,, Every attention aie cathe te Promised by the owners to meet the satisfaction of their vii seat avery Geparrosat ee PLY Be CHARGES. aden Wnt Rios sdnilyat it o'lock. Boarding for a single 500 in ONE TOOT, ++ $2 00 a day “ \ deat thee’ tee arding for tlbr chice persons ia oae Yoom, 2 $1 90 & dad | ygentlemen during the day and evening, at such hours as may Separate parlors for pr jon. SU Rh tanailies a particular agreement may be entered into. iMborg He Secdes 4s; : ; N.'B.—Omoibusses are runuing from morsing ull might be- | pect me at yk perio article of Metallic tween the Cerro and Havana, making the trip in half an hour n27 lin*r UNITED STATES HOTEL, NEW YORK. IN RETURNING OUR THANKS to the travelling com- munity for the very liberal patronage bestowed on our house during the last year, we beg leave to inform them that the alte- Sh and improvements contemplated are now cumpleted,and to accommodate “ome bene and trevellers ge erally i ina style agg ssed by establishes t— our furniture and ew, “the building thoroughly MUSIC. MESSRS. SCHNEIDER an REBHUN, Professors of WV” Music, re ee Sen pee pe respeotfally announce, that they are now ir attendance at private parties. soirees, pn ny te daring the ensuing season, per- orang, the most modem and popular music. All orders for their attendance will be at their present residence, 59 Crosby street. received and auswered nal im*r ted and newly Tainted a er Introduced in every” Sane thoschont, terms one dollar aud | y#pggps, gM He Ags Ne a a Ge Sewers : ‘i M*s ‘Music, fally annonnce to their the I a imer BRAISTED & JOHNSON, Proprietors. Tespectfully annonuce vo vei athe Ne ladies TERIGK SAEPHERD HOUSE—Comer of oth Avene | Band’ is d torplay the most admired and fashionable ‘nd 17th street.” The proprietor, ‘with gratitude for past | Mame for Private Partie, Soi Hyer fale Woses Cad Llawates Megstes eo ann ac chores | Delanosy stealeo ot Bie Ritts sn4, pancenally saa aa ever, and that decoram and } in the ‘management of | orat Mr. Joliie’s Music Store, 385 Broadway. ims ropriety in the se sasausent of the Lusiness‘of this house may be relied upon,and in addition to the refreshments at the bar, curing the epg | holtidays, tea assortment of roultry will be on be raffled “There is a frat race Shu Mle Board attached to this house, considered the best in ths cizy, andgocd players can be ac- commodated. This house will be sold ont early in the spring, as to retura to. Europe ou account of a de brad ‘To animdustrious man with a few hundred dol ars a chance not often to be met with. Early application : necessary, ast ill positively be sold at a great sacri fice. Possession given soon after thenew year. di7 Sere R. KINROSS. Ht, ALHAMRA, Broadway, between ‘Spring and Prince —The proprietor Of the above establishtrent begs to inform the fashionable public that, having engaged at great expense some of the most celebrat d foreign artists, who have arrived at th greatest & rfection in their several departmen‘s, he is now irnish Parties, Bails, Weddings, with ny Confectionary, of & quality and m a style hitherto une MADAME SUTTON, idee Ai pated 4 ptefo NG, ick street, St. 315 $m*r DBROWS TIDING © Sieh 408 pepe! BR aes i Mingle 1% and Drawing Rooun are well warmed, and ion roe G the “omfort of those who may honor as with their pacromage “Gentlemen re horses on livery at this establis Mivthegs of riding: touarla tor Bobook™ iment, wil! have descrip | 2 3a°F et FRENCH CHINA. No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM. DALESME, Imi and pt 1 a tion of, ied Ladies about to give entertainments ed to call and see the entirely new and. beaut + “alwayson Seam Charlotu de Russe. and Jelly. Forms and | im plaim white reach Poreelain, as well aa dinner and Moulds, just received at the ALHAMRA, 590 Broadway otall sizes, pasted dishes, soup curecn, covered Tables ot and arranged for parties in the moss tasteful aad at- ve manner, by acelety aah WW it adi akerpetse, ‘he aR nit i dee ed tote refeles “of Confectionary furnished this Estab- Ww eee and stands. and Chocolate Ware, Greek, Freuch and Ameri- articles are warranted of the best quality, and to be n liberal terms. and in lots to auit purchasers. 427 6m* ec HOUSE PROTECTING PISTOLS. me FARRIED OW SINGLE OENTLEMEN, desirous of R Mas mfortable home fer the winter, can be genteel iteely LLEN’S SELF-COC| Ng AND ry ORVIRG, Six modatod'e s prvate family, with excellent board an a BORE CAST STEEL BARRE! =ihe Glous, and. aity ‘rooms, the location being very bls, | Pistol cocks and revolves merely by pulling the triage, and quiet, convenient to ‘the business ‘of the city, and | shots may be delivered within t ert space of nd: duly’a ‘moment's walk. from. the Hine of | [tis more simile and more durable than Any Py alae ree, ~A Broadway arran| ty snd yratagied superior f"say othe for vale in que: Hes to sult Puree y SPIES «3 218 Pearl s as for the with pplying soon ertiser Gels assured, on the point of economy importers of Hardware and C living, her houge cannot be surpassed, and pledges | , Also, Guns: stole; Gum macerials for manafuctaris to rende' tat ‘no pains ox exertions shall be apared to tendst every Iso, every variety of Sporting artic! tom; Famihes wi handsome 9 be very stages. whiter season can Bh Parlors and rooms attached, ble at and comfort to those who may honor her ‘ich r} trial. aie MARKET STREET n@7 Im*ec THE ALnAMES wid prosdway, ied va and Prine WM READ & CO. Mgreprags rua As oF, streets —Ossters, Coffee, Chorolate, had a, variety of oth er selishes, served up ina superior aty]e. ea” Saloon, BRASS FAUCETS, ‘on the second floor, has been enlarged ex: sa Fats che poet And al ticles: co in the legans and costly inanner. ‘Tis has already become a favo PLUMBING BUSINES rite resort en, ed after the fatigue of shopping or a morning promen: ine quietelegant retreat like this aire to refresh "theraeveas also for parties retarni in whic the most e Theatre or a Cone rt, who cin enjoy Supper without the troubl je ud eon venrence of Preparing ae WARD CHEAP GROCERY AND mg pray pean FESSOR oxy, VA ts "9 ISION STORE, “Familie ithe neighborhood of Sixth "BA Bivar Medal fal "as avatded ard warded War Head & Co. for je, about la | final : OF Groceries and Provisions, will do bewzer by m he i 7 shoiion, 1 held Setober, Ca ait tee in buying in atthe cheap Provision Stove No.8 free or four Jou manufaetai here a it Grocery and jon | Panous. None bat frst rate mechanics need apply ae mere not cheaper, than any othe he via Vicinity, Goods warranted to suit; if not, the FROM LONDON. be retumed. Goods sent to an: ietiey the city, TO THE Rete heal Polo capoess. MICHAEL KELLEY, MITCHELL, ate of Loudon fully 0 413 Im*ec Greenwich lane, ve an tow adi rearing the tid of a Midwife, 7 : that comp 2 Arrangements {or ® Derma PEARL GRAIN, ein New Yor has received a thorough me Gtk m4 ms the City of London Evin DEUTSCHES’ GRIESMEHL, (in the Germans) 2 GRUAU (GRE AU DEPAUTRE,) the French Languag AN entire new ore in this market. tation wee attached dt ‘resembles Sago. bat | from Peay A CARD. INGKESS AND OTH yl OF | ERS | yisttiNG P te LPHIA, will Bud every comfort aud convenience that ix desiraple ina Hotel, at the Pro penne of mils > (beet soup) 19 the very simplest way of cooking. best American physicians preseribe it to their recovering | patients, and order it op be gin to children in the shape sf pap, | a peta. ws jee debe re TARDWELL, Fe the sale increases aaderfal manner, show ig that FOTTON'S WOR! Masts! amily crept. cba iy do with never failing re LOZENGES }\—Pi 22 ie 2 =" "bar ey ta ats | ear eee ASHINGTON HOU SB, 223 Chestnut street, above Seventh, PHILADELTIA. od Ime r they cam ever your iid these ep he lop, and hare ets io 5 eee packed be “7 Kngn ot ion, each Ao a | Baers Bleecker ever, th’ 8 Pac kage. thas sound ius the Wealth ras entirely 1 stores in the lower part of this city to the retail grocers and | OW as, TOW ousting faumilies, 9 as t,facliat jie teaataitio to every | Pe ae and C on, ant int We ra id by | 265 Bleecker st, N. ¥., also hm | Broadway, cor Walker #%, Agent nly New York, November 28th, 1643, 6 im*r GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE— Gentle. pen of families desirous of converting their left off Wear. ing Apparel into cash, can obtain for the same the highest cash price To familiea and gentlemen quitting the city, ot changing reai- dence, hat perfiuous effects t dispose of, will find, anch'ce thet advantage to send for the “aiberiber, who will intmen dence by attend them at their nsidenice bi SREP TG John stret, N.Y. 4 line through the Pest Office, or ‘otherwise, will receive ed, altered and repaired. CO LUEVETE bers to inform the public that bs buy oe, ‘ownection with any other dealers, and those who pass for his partners, or use his name. are imposters. d2 1m* ENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING STORE.—Tne sub- sciiber has constanily on hand a general assortment of Sace a Vests, Pantaloons, Se. which he will sell the foilowing low prices for cash, vi Geutlemen furnishing their own materials made and tranmeo at the foll Over Coats, from+ Dress fad eee Pan 1 and $1 ‘so to i 3 apt reggived, the the. fries, sad most approved Freach pattern ‘at short Boti 13. im*r M: COLLINS, 69 Maiden lane, N.Y. GENTLEMEN’S OUTFITTING GOODS. JOHN M. DaVIES & JONES, 106 Waa Sra Srrest, corNER oF Joun, HIAYE retired ner lace rivals, endow have it art fall thejt atock fo nor enealied lt hes chy ii Be told Tow for cash. an ww finda . rane oF Sean vere of ™ ae Ge ores Pocket Han ke. , Under Garments of every English‘and American manufacture, Vise ‘Merino Shirts and Drawers Lambs Wool do ao it do do Shaker Flannel — do e a ° Plant Ribbed Silk do do tha great variety pf other sige. bum Shists and Drawers, Ribbed ant Fiaia,tmade to order at the'shortest notice. Hosiery, Hand Suspenders, tocks: and every y other arele cle of ‘outfitting goods, * Onr assay le for gentl eattomas ant Gatteies ae ean ty ne 036 fmm ON EXCHANGE AGAINSRETURN TO THE OLD HE an afer a seven Feary experience ofthe ei pom mcerarere cer happy i inform =e namerous the commani i fen that he has owe eon il ma {ease of of his sien Nga, ormerly goer Baidunge, corner of Neve febrated by’ his. wel siGN Se BE ir ar him FLEECE ™a beacon to coallath who are in quest of good cheap and fassior Hine ol pert his o] pa ns Who inay have lost sight of him oe their return to the Old 8; rance of a strict adheraace to his well establis! icitsa call, mo Basen doth Cc. yd Bae lag og has removed from Beans to 174 Canal. for the m the cloth 1s purchas eae! depart eontinu: Sign of the GoldenFlesce, No. ¢ Wall at store No carving on one the CASH TA /ORING BUSINESS ell its by and in Lech " feaion ofthe opnact be. not be. be rer ce ase, ‘Tt is the tated ‘to meet the approbation of nase pe ae excellent Me crement will be fea on bandits Hy Oe Sate aa te ltaend and repaired ot. thie eotablish- ment at reduced prices. "A call ts reapectiully solicited by your obedient sorvant, M, Ri ICE. N.B. Gentlemen furnishing their own, cloth ean have d made up on the most reasonable terms, and good fits warranted 22 Im*r MEN’S, BOY’S AND Piet Yad CLOTHING. EORGE T. GREEN, Nos. 1 street and 4 Bow- ery, wilh ee constantly on hand fal ros complete as- sortment of Men's, Boys, and Childre of alt de- serlpctons sands a tee ores Teche let which he would rwspectfully invite the attention of e has made rengements, to receive Cl Hist CANSERES, VESTIN by erey poeeet and has secured “re Mem) of sspstlonsed ‘utters, iges himself to give perfect ion to all who may purchase. N. B —Garments mi to order at the shortest notice oe with strict punctuality. 4? lm? RiGH DRESS SCARFS. CRAV AT! ‘The subscribers offer to the fashionable tensiveassortinent of new and fashionable articles, consistin, of Scarfs, Cravats, Glover, Stocks, ready made li lin Shirts Tiney Collars, Dress, Fronts, Suspends bes and Under Garnients of all descriptions. taop of Rearts ond Uravate gomates ote of plain blac! fancy, colors,” p Dress "Theirassort sattin, cashmere pared bia old and siiver spot ‘aid and stri in great variety, tmong’which me7Sbe foul some ot the chest patees ree imported in this city. Gentlemen who will favor them with a visit will find the most extensive assortments of articles appertaining to a gentleman’s wardrobe, to be found in any oth er estab ent i this we sn At prices to suit the times. Ee E, ord estabrished Linen rapers, Bick Manatageirers, wa 7 b= ignres, 816 Ime ‘cases Indi ra embrbvered Robes, from $7 upwards % do unbroiser d in colors, {rom $4 upwards ‘ale [Iusion, in blae, pink, and other colors ie Plain white ‘Oraandi Muslin, for ball dresses 100 cartons infang's em bro ite Rol TER ROBE! _dLt mee between Whi WEL! ICH AND PACHTMANN, Watchmakers and in facturin sewelless, } As (my street, have on han une 00 ie HOLIDAYS: at prices mbich ema Erect description hie v9 orie |verwi ny i “Old Goll and Bilver taken tu exchanges 3] Wayans, As hele ay change. he largest and most splendid csr , 18 to be found at ¢ ing all descriptions or Up ‘and. $i cs ce aad Swiseasland tr email t Prices, at retail, thay ors ge oapint are a ec to ‘atches and ji erie it. Xi ted to ero g ed. manne dmm*r ' ‘Wholenate eae ce sit en bi} iin ot [HE SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared to sell Watches onan ere the city. To, 1 from Nye eyisets msc ? "Blocks and Mee yi Men tek "aca Nand archer ar ath oer house oe tine, 2 i 2 | Me lament vais wan iho PsOS wi Pl aoe shina AMOS R THOMPSON, Siar noone oe Ge how used three my ayimeeo ‘health iy it is oe or Wild hee ratitude I owe you posgewng <b S'S, ann arg rugeeit, under date or a BSF, | a w he i b Sennen remarkable cure, sale. success in cures ly flattering. Pear eR we Men ee dg fer ngee ob ee. Be sure ard gee “Dr. Wistar's Baleum of Wil ta Saicams guras all affections of the Tangs and li sh ver, satblestlng of the Tenge: bree tt tathma, oft ip oF 20 years standing, croup, obstinate pain Bold alr by agis Buti, Abs Valeogs tesape ef Menseit na in, Sa Sexe Ba ot see aronment te. orunern ond estes Peat OR COUGHS AND COLDS, CONSUMPTION, all diseases ard affections of the Lun; ty Chest and Throat—The VEGETABLE PULMONAR* BAL.- Lgl oo Ce availed aie from 15 to le 9 Ow bottles a y . 1 Standard Family 3 Medicine rougi.out N. in ey: rd by a great numberof physica in thee reg A distlugaaned i & nae ay aes ai “ ques high reputation, and so taras he ean ‘eam, yo never Seeppcotated the reasonable expectations of those who have us- ed it.” None genuine ed a Reed, or Win. Jon’n Cutler, or bo! le by A. D. Sands, drug gits-79 Fulton strect, 273 Broadway. 17 way, Ree a iby ¢ Srageiste aud apothecaries generally inden ¥ York, 0 Im" ec STOR YOURSELF PRIVATELY. Ds, GREGORY may Geese! confidentially at all hours oi the day or evening, at hue private residence, it Barclay street, near successful in the if red pony which always porese formidable to physicians of but litue experience, 10) Portant ‘ott tae h epsen Bac Sok best oO oe im is the of rem ents, who gene- rally sire to obtain a cute as speedily and privately as posal Be B . Le that many people haves hee fey informatign up. 'y on ou sublets of importance, eply in- Se bee De Oaee intl pabliohed di = forth ‘edition of fine private treatise, It ‘contains ‘engravings—is much improved and en! |, and ew braces (a AR subjects of interest and symp) toms of disease not oefore al % ‘rarjows forms of bodily and mental incapacity and sfering, whieh eame under the head ‘private maladies, tte aithfully delineated, and de be of ob! itis a work aes peerwaett oes. Wh o may aig weed its friend: . oreer. sate ths ues ofall howe Iyatsaance of ease poten te cat aoe ana ome of yout retion, from Whe “cone: habit t youthful in fa Pal ah ret ae: 01 mitor, ty has made threaten ng urge ion th eal tion of e ‘constitation, and oie out not eal of eacape. it the certainty. of restoration. om s om Paregts and a ers are deceived by the eatweat ‘phvevea the attenuation of the frame, palpitation of oy ment of the nervous system, cough, indigestion, and a train of symptoms indica of consumption, are o ng cases, reality. consequences of an pit imi and peru jous practice, like tructive to the mind “Mine chapter on stricture is worthy of perticdlar aeteation, and should be read by every one. ‘The author's method of treat? ing 4 complaint ‘ithout ut pain and affords postive un: conditional cure, erally only a very short time in . Pw pert to cure every case req its accomplishment. Dr, he undertakes, and guarantee the same to be permanent.— ‘The means which he emptoys enabls ‘EES to opie comiphace sitegeas in every ins foie of the a book, above alluded to is 50 cents, and jae atany hour of the day or evening of the author, at his vate Tesidence, 1! Barelay street, near t Park, and also at the following agencies, whic 1g stores, Viz fo. 86 yee st, near Maiden Lane. No. 79 eas st, cor. of Gold No. 77. t Broadway, ‘cor. by st No. 168 Bowery, cor. of No 30 Fulton st, cor. of apa io. M6 Delancy st, cor. of Suffolk st (0. 89 Canal st. No. 63 Bowery, cor. of Walker st. Both comers of Broadway and Chambers street. ‘The book will be sent in a sealed envelope to those who may el 80 to order it—it trill aloo be seat by mail on receipt of one dollar. addressed to box 567. ad Im? OLD WEATHER ENGENDERS COSTIVENESS.— Ir you take Calomile or any other mineral pu = lay the foundation of a lovg trsin of irremediable ills the only safe winter medicine of the present day, ead the following Letter . purely vegetab'e. , ‘owsey, a Postmaster in the State of New ¥ork— such Bids woe testimony is of greater value than columns of pufhnw matter -— Mr. S. Towsey, Postmaster of Joslin’s Comer, Madison Co writes as follow: Geatlemen—I have sold they have TAT, un a on, Et nion that , and find them to be an ex shall recommend them accordingly. 1, 1843. othe. Bropneiors, HOS. ROBER : ‘ are Fy Fropnetom, i} OBERTS & Co. bev! ae 1S CURE NO FAL——pi GOOF NQouRE, a COOPER. 4 aes of iatorsiog, sienna rand ther divas if in ied 8 ror ton of the med a or ona 0 the great advantage the fiat eae gi vese a from a larly educated Shryaieian hae ‘is atten- fon to a particular branch of the profession, must be apparent. Bey wu not employ & surgeon to amputate a lime Ito ea ocu: iss tm dbeganet tho eye Koaon Goose lor ca gyetation on the wis eon noted for. the cure of Syphilis when Fou are Coutled wits Vencreal {And pou do 50 forthe nce atit. i yt it au | Boe oractice at i r. Cooper s| ina os Fak cal hugiee om Rem eer maece rtenaive practice ta this way of any roan in New York,” Hecan cure the most aggraval yhili es remo two to five da nia ie cian ad | she commaat never suffers his - to leave a t cure is Loe Tris pele to witness ee of the cases paregy shai disease has into the s eon Wy. mY) break out spots and ulcers a meee rr inh aight ihn by rant ac ee ghar STRIC’ Cooper has overed a new method, Stricture in by which he can care the worst form m one to two weeks, with some Pain to the patien tation of the urethra, oF pegetrate gla 1, or of theneck of the Fi a are sometimes mistaken for Stricture by Practitioners “EGNGTTTUTIONAL DEBILITY, oeeine called Se- inal We on by dled in thereat julged for it begets disease of the 4 of ‘ame, ih oa — ty, solves co jon 0 r, zi am ree ne. cure warrant aie Bs eines (i iy op “ ‘Dunne street, between Willi: ‘hatham TR ERATE, MAES aes | the efheacy of S« aie case of deafuess, and tata of th cures by this inke Abed haye been unquestion- ably performed. As tne editor of a Journ circulating exten sively throughout the country, we anaea itour duty to call che attention of the public to this ose afflicted with Seay will tind Scarpa’s on for. ‘Deafness well worth a on MOST EXTRAORDINARY CURE,—(From the Ph Ia- delpin Ledger.}°A Indy in. Snihieldc tn’ Be 7 ROW about $0 years of age; had bam ‘arcdually ce more than 40 years, so that it was uegt to iy her hear conversation in the loudest tones, twine ter she was induced ip uy Beare’, oO Co Beata, ‘and that MNES ANE TOR PIE Fb the Sa hearing ee ity and who of ly Chropisle, , evi sts, No. 79 Fulton Beet, ae Sidr | Si sarees eee A, Bk, A Be Sg services to ornas of eS at, of part tof cs jand letters must be post paid. Madang 6 can a vier ; ee RUPTURE WASH undersigned having been in Dr. Hull Piseen year, andi had the mos Ingen the above ore Chat tony deem it bore an yealth and ae Price $1 per bor. office, ror the last abi a part of that lic, assuring these comfort to enll on him at his residence, No, esey street an be cone sulted from ‘Al orelock i in vid jroming. anti So'elock i in the ‘Alto "Prusses applied and repaire epried aot AMLS itoIVEERS, Rheamarism dod Chilbiains sence of Mustard, lasing embrocat Ghitifaine, andsti jin ill he found sofficien' 0 1 couts each Fecvptions om the Face--Chaich’s Vegetable Lotion his vlebpnced coammetio will ericate. al fare malar inples bloichens tap hort ti iathch we cclesrand ia om a is. --Dr, Churehs Cough Di “ough and Colds.--Dr, Church's Cough Drops ie ane wal reingd Ach, Tatler, a Miisaaes Sf the vi jes. at $0 ce: ts each. i ring ke. fe fd brifliaad comolexion. ‘Bott "AER ieee on ithrome disea ith a single 9 Ee — et ae above valuable “DR, THOMAS? SPECIFIC PILLS, — roo ae * Somers, Glen, Dithadis ieteoveree eee which these Pills Tome 0 well ot Sogietyaresulyect or leas to ir Gody dm a ait of fee ee to ‘at any thing thet offers meansesbhe oats Mt ones is salah se men oe wi ‘ofthe tnd aay be Sosy pores vain routed iat tthe Sea ith & sense of necessit ant ud dy Sto ave thi sean onc pe ant Spocite Pills angounces with Dlesouse Soares bo poate se stage: of this complaint, Pills are all that ism eu to remove oughly s 4 ally’ froma the system secnmen of ie somalalen aot th iting the parts. 1» Featol ie Tei d stages of this dienes soon pecific Fills aren veastable tion, com) et cate Spa actin Prin ples only, id pre oat rely ino delie mabe tee be arial cite tage: 5 si i saad we ae tie lway, comer ol a bers street. peat MEDICAL AND SURGICAL O! Dee JOHNSON, 17 Duane street, so wail ao, to she victims of Syphiliue daeae, an ‘the moat suecraal ve ean elacrs gees bene ofthe roeeat of old ofc, which he TS oe orthelascen lic, and a large ical men in gene> #auid-a thavall advertinug Dastoreare mechs @ portion of thone that tufeat this city ase a bur nal ae auachere Oe without hartge dint oe ot medical internation eal araliied to ractice —that we abate caperior ts eetetoustin'ct Your shila yotchans and thatour skill in the treatment and proper minagem<nt of every variety of Venerial Discerse, incl ding theBsurgics! treatment of that harrassing complaint, jecare of the ' re thra, is preemiuent. "Wes hare conta ons aninto i nt of all priva’e and d delat complaints for ten years, Wer re on an average {Our patients are not ouly from every part art of pet Snited Sioters ‘but they come to us from the West Indies and Canada. We have three physicians under our care at the preseae time and no physicians in iia city and from the count ir patients, or sending us tf Reena ‘quack method of informing st week passes without coming to consult ir Patients tor our anv form, and there: neers. an " equutry where the: aa tnd a physisian skifled meta treatinent Of theif disease. Every ense we undertake weenroot make no cha'ge. No matter how long vou may have Gleet, Strieture, Lice a m the B98 dy, or in the throat, or nose, the nes of the iegs, we will and ‘can cure you, if your copeiceaniinn sate A Ghee gg roynd ress) oy Impotency, is a disease com. licated in its character, that the treatment aopted by the great gee of physicians is highly injurious, instead a of ealurarr. uch attention to the treatment of this mal: . Many. eayeirtanate efit Intary tresement "Dyspepsia, weakrese of ‘the limbs and sia the back, coufusion of intellect, forgetfulness, the heart, aversion to society, the face.'are only symptoms’ of this complaint. tions are followed we guarantee acure. Post paid letters. with statement of case, containing $3 for advice, sttended to. We hold no communion with the advertuing Doctors in New Yorke We speak of ourselves as a rhysteian, aud say nothivg af the others. Office 17 Duane st hathain street. rs. eae neon WOULD wae panini BR He a‘made by Beatie Tne, cs a DS. oe. se. ral, 33 ee : 3% oath ‘on the ‘most approved palamiples, as yl = Fieieson Pot given, no beta yill be made, ALEB edb al woule ON TS AME NESTE nF Mit Se poner jelicacy, ‘inform ladies who, e treatment of Miow ts 26 STA, wally adopted le Pegrders have boo aniversaly adop in Barope but France in partienint for ity years us well as ‘by tho this eu onl ‘sud efficacious remedy” for mae indies ‘heal reali Baits 1 op api increase gtfaneh fi Viadame fiestell, as is well known, wi le Physicuen in the ‘the owe rincipAl Pra iae rane rope~ those of V aciwhere fayored by her. great experience and sopra those freee mA by ohtegy 4D for wih 1, she ausined, it Neal seteace $0 Sees to the female frame, ich her we dg oe wae valled,oaa well “oasis counts ta aa Exrope, Hor somata. ances with the oy frame pad Raney iat of and ft ft ee OF marri by eegroain tie sete of fi Si the jaent Ta. i and often 1) Hicab! entet wi consign Tan 2 fond mat ae t premature grt Fes, Tourrive at knowledge of the primary’ causes, omat ide of pared ulcer: ded to the discovery o' rz i ‘ ‘heir glade mono geerrine a i ae i ine fled vi ME R Poncho, a alatany Ext RY to the ny. i Lo Is f obstinat oF thes if aoe tine wth eee rmpbeersble s agcumioleted" der e Preventiy ladies, wi tent by eres ‘iy ‘ete ie to baat si wold, Most “amit mity eet rod PORTUGUESE FEMALE PIL, bh poupkibal UE, M By TisON, ieee i Se Saat mild as ae ee a oe over she ish, and eiedereloged Re, nglish di |, authorised oo yan I ONTHLY FiLLy. Lag wine Ase OSS suf =e af eae as earn ae ty “tt oo ae "e ciguctar is writsen op the cover Ses | acer be ased by ied, or sit Sottawina ‘ai eof eal we intment at a rand see, eoraer of Aiten Net Pott, LOVE, CO yusr Paid 14 fated! ptt AND MARRIAGE. in Lov rts) pas Bn res a Ini ible tie cuitebeoee is Poco son oe ead the third Parse Suey Fron ia ‘Amnong the ae na Cp testes i as.” beawty and sporeehige et how the habit may cause of lore ad Saas 108 Nassau fetreet, New directed to HOLLAND & tel enre . Pry 4, e lienine st qnadtsa, oF ‘sent to one "ee rg, None but order enclosing $1 Ne Ses Fe New ork ofa lt Ewe GTB ee paid vonr aot tote the abort, but Mall ia aa and retail, at onic will Bee ranked CAUTI 5 i lve copies iri is a mere qucupants jay jong tnd bedded abort ttreets, ‘The genuine work ter the hol spe ork cu on Me elk ina le a lon Was etd dition elgh wg ela setelogy wae had Fin diseinks ghd with cpa of the author fact of thet tle Oe ores iat et t o tye ere hee BY JANHS GO BENNETT, “i. Nn Yor FULT N Reo, po” STREETS ming of the wreak Bag vo onirte per cope Cote baer Pate, for perted an iL feng at ‘We 4 CF tgrled, monies ice ate any a teres guess sore ee or "fs ‘sare rive for any wee pen naam, in anes, aueus teapen f ‘sare apON BAWNETT, be v0 F Fepo ad eT ‘. |