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‘Washington. (Correspondence of the Herald.) ‘Wasminoton, Feb. 21, 1844, The excitement respecting the late duel still con- tinues. Dr. Miller, as you will have seen, ismaking great efforts to elear his skirts of the blood of the young man. The more’ sober and judicious think that, by invoking the aid of the civil authorities, the duel ought to have been prevented by those who had it in their power. The new Cabinet meets to-day for the first time. Mr. Pakenham will be presented to the President. | It is said here that should Ex-Governor Marcy be nominated for Judge, he would be rejected in conse- quence of his age, 63 or 64 years, his deafness, and his want of capacity—arising chiefly from his com- paratively small legal acquiremeuts and practice. Wasuinoton, Feb. 21, 1844. Mr. Bares finished his speech to-day in the Se- nate. He said that Massachusetts and New Eng. land were not to be charged with originating the | ‘Tariff, for, as to matter of fact, it originated among Massachusetts voted against the Tariff, and South Carolina for it. ‘ Mr. McDurrte said he had listened with great interest to the Hon. Senator, and he should take an early occasion to reply to his bold and audacious | view, to statements. Mr. Bares made a very entertaining speech. He anvanced no new arguments, but he presented the old ones in avery pleasant aspect. He is an agree- able speaker, courteous and gentlemanly in his beariag, and won much credit for his speech. He was listened to with much better attention than | oa of the high tariff fraternity who have preced- ed him. The suicide of Gov. Reynolds, of Missouri, of which, I suppose, you have received accounts, has Western members of Congress. The Western Senators are full of deep feeling upon the Oregon question—they are charged to the muzzle with speeches, and powerful ones they will be, too. It now seems to be doubtful whether any Senator or Representative in Congress will title to that soil. The sentiment expressed wi Hea one that to.go | eto lose it alto- | to warfor the Territory would t gether, has met with the most bitter exeeration. Mr. Brewton is understood to have said, that every man, woman, and child at the West are ready to swear to our title to the Oregon. The truth is, there is a depth of feeling, an en- thusiasin, a fervor, and excitement here upon this Oregon question, which no mere political motive | could ever originate. It is decidedly the leading feature in Congress, so far as excitement is con- cerned. It isa matter of much interest here, that the Bri- | tish Parliament is also now in session; and, how- ever they may regard the sayings and doings at Washington, they may be assured that their own sayings and doings will be watched with an eagle eye by members and Senators of the present Con- gressat Washington. The whole question is embarrassed with infinite difficulties. On the one hand the British Minister, Pakenham, will claim down to the mouth of the Oregon. This claim the whole United States will resist in toto. On the other hand two thirds of the Senate never be got to ratify any treaty run- ning the line below fifty-one degrees. And then President Tyler is very anxious to effect an amica- ble adjustment ot the whole difficulty at any rate. He is anxiousto have the glory of settling this boundary dispute redound to his administration. And, by the by,President Tyler is not very much pleased that Mr. Webster should have jockeyed im out of the honor of having personally superin- tended and Soatanl all the details of the Ashbur- ton treaty, cujus, he says, pars magna fui. And it may not be improper to state that very im- portant pas of Lord Ashburton’s correspondence were submitted to the President’s examination and revisal before they were officially sent to Mr. Web- ster. And the President did revise and correct the same. Mr, Webster probably never published these facts perchance he never knew them be- fore. S. B. face SaaS SS TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS, FIRST SESSION. Senate. Wasuinoton, Feb. 21, 1844, ‘TRE UV. 8. FLAG AND SLAVERY. BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.| _ Cabinet, and tached to the mission. | The following is the .__ ADDRESS OF MR. FOX. In presenting you this letter from the Queen, my Sove- reign, terminating my diplomatic functions as Her Majes- ty’s Representative in the United States, it becomes @ wel- come part of my duty to express to you the sense | enter- tain of the kindness and courteay}which I h experienced both trom preceded you in thethigh ottice of President ef theRepub! it has alWays been my wish, as it has been my dut: labor for the preservation of peac: tional friendship between the two and whilst it has more than once fallen tomy lot, during the period of my service here, to treat with the United States of matters tat mvolved very serious differ- ment of a durable countri tannic amount is about fairl offices in this city, one in New York, Londoa. ‘The Mutual Safety Insurance Com York is probably the greatest sufferer. —1 eb. 13. . Fire anp Loss oF Lire. sippi, Chronicle of the 27th ving the absence of Mr.G. W. burnt to the ground ; wife, child, and a littl sumed. It is telieved that they had been dered, and acolored man has been arreste being’ concerned in the affair. tish ship Sir near Mobile, which was qui blood shed. ' The revenue cu whe were committed to prison. Mr. Arcuer’s resolution calling upon the Presi- dent for information relative to the abuse of the United States’ flag to the promotien of slavery, and some correspondence with Portugal upon that sub- ject, was passed. CONSULAR ESTABLISHMENT. Mr Semrte, on leave, introduced a bill to amend the Consular establishment of the United States. pee. ._, INDIAN AGENTS. 5 . They bill limiting th ofAdian Agetts to within two per cent iy regmbants, gr with 1000 ®qars per ennug@,was taken up and passed finally. wo ‘THE TARIFF. s. = Mr Bares proceeded to make his prote@tive bape upon this subject. He comme: ped es aq latatled statement of the militarg™ Sp ‘al achievements of Massachusetts in the last wargas compared with those of New Hampshire. Magta- chusetts and Maine have six hundred miles offbea- board to defend, while New Hampshire has but some ten or fifteen miles. He then proceeded to say that were it not for the protective system he would not accept the gift of afarm in all New England unless it were in some favored spot.— Mr. Woodbury had spoken of cultivating our lands to the mountain tops, and draining our marshes Why sir, if it were not for our protective system, we should not have an inhabitant to breathe our atmosphere, much less to till our mountains and drain our marshes. They would all move off to the great and fertile West, with which, in agri- cultural productions we can never compete, Man- ufactures need protection as much in their matu- rity as in their infancy—they need protection to give thei stability, and firmness, and permanency, and not to raise prices. 2P.M.—Mr. Bates is still going on §with the same arguments as have been heretofore used by Mr. Evans and others. House of Representatives. Wasuinaron, Wednesday evening, February 21, 1844. The Hon. Mr. Wernenen, the second of the new members from Maryland, ‘was introduced by his colleague, Mr. Kennedy, and took his seat. The use of the Hail for the American Bible Soci- Ww next Tuesday was granted on the application of ‘r. Adams. s Mr. Duncan, of Ohio, then called for the reading of a certain memorial praising the bill proposed to be passed, for holding the election for President and Vice President, on one and the same day all over the country. This bill had been referred to the Committee of the Whole, but as Dr. Duncan said that it would be a long time before the bill could be reached, he would move to reconsider the vote.— The House reconsidered the vote, and then made | the bill the special order for Wednesday next. The House then ordered the Speaker to fill the | vacancy inthe Judiciary Committee, occasioned by | u the resignation of Mr. kins. Mr: Heanicx has been appointed to supply Mr. Wise’s | place onthe Naval Committee; Mr. Parmentier; Chairman, | "their Geveral Passage and Mr. Hammett to ary Mr. Gilmer’s place on the Committee for Foreign Atfairs. postage. ke Mr. Burt, of 3. C., then spoke for an hour against | abolishing the 2ist Rule. He recapitulnted the proceed. | engag the | Pu or) he convention for for Constitution. He said the remarks of Mr. Beardaley and other northern men, who pretended to speak of what was the feeling at the South in regard to slavery, were imper- tinent. Mr. Beanvecey replied with some warmth, and said he cast back the imputation. [t was a strange thing to have a mere opinion characthrized as impertinent. There was but one opinion, and could be but one all over the country in regard to sla Mr. Parner c: Mr. Burt’s hour, Mr. Beanosuey.—I will not be interrupted— Paywe.—I know my duty, and am doing it— Brarperay.—And | know mine— Payne.—I doubt whether You do, sit.—(Here there was much excitement, and many members crowded “P) ler—the | Sreaxen, (rapping his hammer violently.) 01 | bye will come to order—these personalities cannot | allow: Mr. th here and elsewhere, Pitts., 494 with a cargo of salt, put i apply to i. February T' Capt. B. JH. = ap Having very superiotaccommodations for cabin, second ca- bin and steerage passengers, persons wishing to embrrk should a make early application on b¢ us P able terms. and tention. Mr W. Ta scott, one spot to give his persoval atte by the subseribers or thert ave: that the wishes and comforts of +ngaved by them will hive 1 particulars apply, if by lectr where al Dra‘ts m mmyavle ‘ ‘ Bi the National or Mr. Trtomassox presented the resolutions of the State | hr {rom of Kentucky, calling on Congress to reduce the rates of | fod him to order, for taking up #0 much of | day. For fr | commodati mt said, he would be responsible for what he | ence of opinion, | am happy in bearing testimony to the fact, that thove controversies have been conducted on the part of the United States, as I hope that they have also een on my part, in the temperate and reapectful form | which best befits the official representatives of powerful i . 4 and enlightened nat ons, the swampe of South Carolina, In 1816 and 1824 | you, Mr President, Lhope you wil Bret sedulously cul | between the two Governments, ‘and that tercourse has been highly agreeable to th’ While I cannot but regret the termination of your mis- si itis yet a source of much satisfaction to believe t you are to he succeeded by one who will bring ith him the same friendly dispositions which you have always manifested. In bidding you edien, | can only wish you asafe return to your native land, and many sti peradded days of health and happiness. MR. PAKENHAM’S ADDRESS. Thave the honor to place in your Excellency’s hands created a strong sensation among some of the | the letter of the Queen, my Sovereign, acre: Her Majeaty’s Envoy Extraordinary and Minister | potentiary to the United States. i ready aware of Her Majesty’s earnest desire to cultivate | and maintain the most friendly understanding with this country. Permit me, sir, to take this opportunity of suring you that it will be the object of my highest ambi- ” tion #0 to conduct my intercourse with your Excellenc: have the hardihood to undertake to balld up an Gosaiienese as 9 Sontripuis, in as i as in me may | pon some imaginary invalidity of our | to the iment ef Her Majesty's friend Sreument ur wy y towards the Government and People of the THE PRESIDENT’S REPLY TO MR. PAKENHAM. It affords me great pleasure to receive the assuranc | Which you give me of the friendly dispositions of her B Majesty towards the Govei the United States dence near thi blishment, on a firmer ba: ft also trust, sir, tI Tue Corton Pres: mation we could glean yesierda loss by the fire at the Orleans Pre: Motiny. Cotton Markets, Monmx, Feb. 13.—The market has been less active to- day, although the business is estimated to amount to near ly 2000 bales, at yesterday's prices. The aggregate ness for the three last days amou ofwhich fully 3000 yesterday. than the current rates of Friday. rising 10,000 bales. ew ORLEANS, Feb. 13. taken up yesterday wit curred on Sunday, ocrasioning hat bales of Cotton, t! Sales of Stocks in Philadelphia. 1—42shas Merchant First Boaxo, Fel Seis b2. SLATEST SOUTHEKN SHIP NEWS. PHitape.enta, Feb 22—Cld Matildh, Spate: ther Elixa, Ri Ba.timoga, Feb 2i—Arr Justina, Durkee, St Thomas peas Oneko, Rogers, Savannah; Abi i ik 3 Albios Brio Many Watx £2! tist Mre {From the Madisonian, Feb. 21.) Leave oF Ma. Fox—Presenration or Mr. Packgnnam.—At one o’clock to-day of taking offic’ | . Envoy Extraordi: tenti of the British STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY. or hire Cottages MEDICAL. the ceremon: THE MOST COMMON SAYING of Mr. Fox, inary and ‘) Government at Washington, and of the presentation of the Rt. Hon. Sir | Riehard Pakenham, the Envoy and Minister, took place in the President’s reception room. The President was attended bi rode Varna Yor salowone iis j—the present yet umunediataly, or on the leave, on the WOLKE the members of his by the gentlemen at- TO LET—The modem built house No 146 Barrow : eases, VIB: ny pies of Bl “He hones Con teklog for weakuese, of the N or impaired constitution from any painted tied with the tT & AS. HOPS, No, 132 Chamber TO LET—the store No. 99 Ni a Herald Buildings, from the fit of Mey. “Apr ourself and from thi too much calomel prevent its evil effects 01 i Asa proof of the quinine has been used the system, and repair bove medicine giv- utleman from jadelphis, itis the greatest medicine ‘Minister or Law yer who ed Kelerence TO LEi—The THALIAN HAL) he intersecti iy fitted up for ‘every convenience fursuch a purp ae, vied for the last y with seats for that purpose, also tet there ones a w the biltiary functions. ing great strength and cl oue of our large anctioneer establishment using this Syrup. says he ‘Temperance Societirs have eek. 1c is located in the. thirteenth is uo other so convenient place {é in the easter section 01 inast excellere nccommody: ven fo the suctlouess, §) © ee valuable SWAVNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF tory would inake f ar fictitions and coun the crigital Doctor WILD CHERRY uly by Dr. Swayos my . W. COLLINS. ‘~The House 493 Broadway, and ‘Tihe store hay been occupied. for the afretiooary. ou jure of LOULS Pri ood tenant A lease of the my official leave of allow me to add the ince of the sincere interest that J shall alwa; for your own personat happiness and welfare, THE PRESIDE It gives me great pleasure in thi y, that, during your re: atret, New Yi Bowery, corner o i a geod business—the remove from the city. Kor par- TALUGA, on the premises. our last officiel inter- idence here, you have ted the friendly relations which subsist ‘aterson; Mrs. M. lech, Montgomery st, Jersey City. TO LEY, CHEAP—A Coun’ trv Seat consisting of abont thirteca acres mp of Ind, with a laree and convenient |, this Prepared Ww. whose ce i yw removed to N. ‘ace streets, Philads:phi Milogr, coragy of" Broadway and John your official in- HIGHLY IMPORTANT. New Yonx, Jian. 90th, 1844, an affi- lished. to that he had acved suffering of 16 House, Stable, Carriage House, Ice Howse, Feu, with abundance of fru udson River, opposi ch—distance from the City For further particulars, enquire on the premises N. B.—The Bloomingdale and Knickerbocker taxes pass the gate every haif hour. he HAMILTON HOU SE, »: x This well kuown ds will be very unuch improved since Stable aud wed added front, on the shore, ronnds will be rep ani directly in frout—the whole i Duten Heformed REWARD —U nder thi half mies davit of m. aon, Joho RK tue wo ld, bewing date Janu 13 been resiored t» good heal of the preaeut month. Jani ad my 507s statement b} that ne had been afflicts elt, thea by dyspeps. Seam the Narrows, ner and grt Fast seasou. and a lar, al and bredily auifering : lye geve him 8 calomel powders, in nacts of which, re was sufficiest mereu: {Phe effects of the al hy 1 im both ‘The doctor chased—the buildings ‘and ad a dock erect et i Hl ht the Fe For particulars inquire of thee sabscrib Fort Hamilton, Febrnary l2th, 1844. tory granite trout Brick Stores “ ‘The three story brick House 88 Hudson street, Jersey wg the river, and uear the fer rs kk House 34 Walker street, between Broad- way and ¢ harch street, in excellent order. he two story brick front House 218 Charch street, one door rt. k Store 207 Cher ceeuped ana feed atore, by M ‘Two story brick House No — Rivi Two story brick Honse 201 Bowery, se. ARAB, IN F. DELAPLAINE, 5 New street, near Wall street, LOTS ON BROADWAY FOR SALE—Five lots on the west side of Broauway, three between 171 two between 18th i for TEN ordinary my s0n’s s\stem weresuch th Fespect to the weather, as a the mometer, for he could always tell, by his mercurial pains, aday in. dvanee, whe: a storn ed treaument of D-, Thoms the mereu y having been removed. and plaste s upo ineas he was. de 10 reader no’ ouly hiasel Your Excellency New street, near Wail PO? besides several mustard dratts he tried stressed ao those immeviately I-practice and yolson,* ubiret, efter the Doctor. hed my tow had becom 4 yt Pi BWiicaerecer | cconplonel tevceea te alae ee. . Vater tine & Co, igton street occupied by Dr, Wim. Tnment and the People of And I indulge the hope that your resi may be attended by the esta- t, of the relations of amity and wace which so xepppy exist between the two countri hat you will find your residence every way personall | assurance tl make it so. Government of his limbs, my poor, feeble, sickly a cripple by: th 1d 18h sureets,and agreeable to you. Juding both corners of ‘and 19th streets. at nothing on my part shail be wanting to I give you the ut on Broadway ts about 125 feet. purchase money may remain on mortgage for a number of years, | \f the property is immediately improved. Apply as above. jm rre ci Fire.—From all the infor- that there wes. s the reports of the ve been greatly ex- aggerated. Unfortunately, the “ yard book” was lost or burnt. So that it is impossible to ascertain immediately the number of bales destroyed. Those who have a right to be well informed on the subject, conclude that not more than six thousand bales of cotton were destroyed The entire loss, therefore, buildings and machiner: included, will fall short of three hundred thousand dollars. This 'y distributed among four Insurance and one or two in FOR SALE Of LEASE several Houses and Lots in York: GEOKGE NO’ lao, To Let or Lease—A valuable Public House, on this with Bar and Fixtuies of conducting a large and e place of public regort,this presents creat advantages, : ing capable of accommodating twenty-five oF thirty boarders, without interfering with the transient Apply as above. f FOR BALE—A neat and very convenient Cottage on North Shore. Staten Islaud, withia ft- Yn reasonsble terms, ots P-rlect specimen of his species, had bven shipwie up, an) mostly dertroyes by 1h } in perf-ct rafity as we thought, all confid-nee, and where we mand safety in time of m-ntul muon my son, Was restored 7 pad derived d medical faculty m sixteen years. ‘surrounded as he now ein whom we cou Island, within ashort 1 mivht expect assist: and bodily sufferiny believe that my son John tt, M inhesltn at home with his litte happy man in} ssex ¢ unty, then, all cfus, his r lative A Tienes dnote t) tlisou Post, ts Maiden lane and” No Gighteenth stfeet ; nd all the inhabitants of Ess x r ‘ath day of January, 1844, S CONS, Commissioner of Deeds. N. B.—Woanted, as usuri, at 343 Brooine street. such pa- tients as ean find tio relief from others. Tli Imsee Norris, 262 Eighteenth The Paulding, Missis- ult., informs us that du- aere of excellent land, trees. Enquire on the premises of TEREMIAH SMITH «nd what 1s horrible to relate, his TORY. GRE “HOU! TABLISHMENT, 576 Bi Betweea onfirm- t for ay heating him ins and exe bled tinctly Under the a made he was poisoned wit rd rend -red one of th: most ‘ters, and burning with mas- dose of Doetar had done. that jewel!” . thou rticle of the shatter d 1to show the ignorauce nishing effects of the, ‘The and 0 on, on 1, bioken td repose most we nt bundant reason to itv—Lawrence lel brother thirteen years old, con. previously’ mur- on suspicion of CLOVE ANODYNE TH ACHE DROPS AN IMMEDIATE AND PERFECT C HOSE who have felt the painful throbbing and excruciating lisease shooting throug! ith weveronce, and, as is often friends on such occasions tha will he Clove extensive arrangements for the Spring trade (mave by Wi Liam Niato, who is now in Europe for this purpose,) have 1 collection of annual, bienni sve been received, y var eties of which are enurely ne not heretofore graced or ornamented the American den. Vegetable, Herb and Agricultural Seeds have been iin- inds only which are desirable t obtain from \ for which the Amer- ican seed is far preferable, have been grown b ence and integrity, for this establishment on rietor éan recommend all the above seeds with con- ing genuine, and is willini thereon. A collection of »bout 20,000 I Plants, ina fine, strong and healthy condition, are in the Con ch are free, admissible at all tines, ‘A mutiny occurred on board the Bri- pier, on the 9th instant, elled, however, without any tter Drought up the offenders, Cha most tormenting pelea te rereived but little will no doubt be mus ~ f forever the unmerciful 0: ‘all tooth-ache remedies. Itis immediat. id certain in its effects, cuming the most violent toothache or in the gums in one tainute. iii roved that this anodyne composition will after te failure of every it to the taste and smell, and will uct injure the veeth or gums in any way, and a few appli remove the pain and tM may be filled and rendered as useful as ever ‘When the pas proceeds irom the tace or trom the gams around reutty sound, Lins application will ang 4 Jew drops on tne part attected. Priee 25 ceats—bor Broadway; 79 fulton sf street, Granite Buridinye CTOR CORBITT—May be consulted confidentially at is office, No. 16 Duane street, twodoors from Chacham,— eraare reajectfully informed that Or. Corbitt is 4 mer 2 of New York, and that he has d his practice, from being general. to the jasses of disesses (now uver eleven years entire attention uot record greater success than is to ported, of thone kx 4 men of experi- ly. ive immediace an other remedy. It ia to stake his reputation nts to about 7000 bales, Prices are } to Receipts past four days na, : many beautiful spe ot which are now i ly necessry here to say will be found very desirable as omameuts to t den, Conservatory. Peoples minds were so much the destructive fire which oc- the loss of about 8,000 \ only alimited business was transact. ed in the market, and there was some disposition to sel). The transactions, as far as we could le: 1000 bales, and prices were about the ‘ost exteemed kinds, can_be supplied on Nursery-men of the highest reputa- delivered in New York free ital Trees, Shrubs, Vives, bardy Roses, Ke. &e, in the shortest ootice, feo tion, at their catalogue prices, an arn, barely reached exclusively Conti anting early tu Fiower Stands, Faney «. otta Flower Vases and Pots, andsome desigus. Gord Fitch, Fish Globes, Se. are now ready fOr sale ot moderate Orders thanktully recaiyed and exeented All kinds of Bird Seeds kept on hand, oa t. Annual Staite 6's, 146, 72; 14 shares removed entirely from the s}a- treated by a person legal uacks, as there are several Versons afflicted with protraeted and inve- if restored to health by of many years has eataty respectability, Stric- medicine may see that You are judi qualified, and not by terate canes need not plying to Dr. Corbitt ed the Doctor’s reputati tures enguze the 1 1 be had to prevent a certain disease in any of its forms. 13 Im* ec L Be EXCHANGED FOL Two very five Farms, in the about 150 acres_each, hese faruns were lately owned and highly improved by W. B of Claverack; and are within one and 4 hal Hudson. The Hudson railroad and he borders and through portions of utifu'ly wooded and castport. county of Columt on, Cuba; Arctic mall, Alexandria, Dt ray, Barbayloes; Maria, Latourette ‘eb 19—Arr Harriet, Lubec. Sld Gen Harii- superb order, and b eof the usnal farming cro) ear bet *een two end three hundred to ¥. be well adapted for stock or giazing, ax the wilk or butter made in the afternoon may be in the New York mar- ket at daylight the next moming : A more particular deseription of t-e property is ser will. no doubt, «y a personal imepec- iam H. Ludlow, Jr., n ay information conceroimg them may be acquired, For terms, apply at I Barelay atret WONDERFUL REMEDY. VIRREY’S TINCTURE AND LOTION OF INVIGO A SUPPLY of these it has been received invaluable add extraordi ed direct from Doctor Adri jive American agent ‘ork Nothiug equal to them for removing impotency, fluor albus, nervous afte invigorating the system’ and reviving » Feb Are er, Coffin, Portsmouth; shburton, [Br] Pau fe i Baltimore. New Ortrans, Feb 12—Arr Vic ati rarmaase, Fr] Vunve, Matinigu son, N York; Carolina, Gilkey, Kingston, J: up. Albert Perkin . Charleston: Grand Turk Mo: Gibruitar; Georgiana, 5! tanzas. Lyons, by his exch cessary, as the pore! Br] MeMahon, | tron, excesta'n for hi thy possessicn of Vi Clark, Barbadoes; Chapman, Thomosou to IN C, STEVENS, FOR SALE—On Staten Isand, within one mile of the fifteen acres; abe ut one haif is covered with young wood the b:lance i ‘There is a modern two story house id a never failing well by the door, a barn and a large raribcy Of Teast oy ¥ cLellan, New York; Pearls Pearce, make their effect felt ia a few momeuts after t of. Indeed their quick and wonderfal aetion is 5 beculitv cnunot remain ia the eo der their donynion for half an hour; ror married female to use " a 2 they imimediately correct the inactivity of certain orgaus which ety-nine cases out of a hundred is the cause ¢ ‘hey are also unrivalled remedies in incipieut consump ‘apepsia, palpitation of the heart.1 ions of the kadueys, and in all diseases produ rhabit, for whieh they are a takeo internally an ¢. of Philadelphia, for tou, Ja previous to Ist inst. in distress, and would have to discharge her cargo for repairs . Th inte them and remain wit Regnlar Packet of Mlarch——The fast sailing packet snip VICTORIA Captain . Morgan, ‘will’ sail as above, her regular KOR LONDON FOR SALE—The piece of land, sonsisting of about 5 acres, situate in the village of Fort ery superior accommodations for cabin, second ca- bin and sterrage passengews, persons wishing to embark should make immeaiate application to JOSEPH McMURRAY, 100 Pine street, eorner of Mouth. tivecure | ‘The the taste; the Lotion is used extervally. reparntely with great ben sea_are U.ree Cottages san Orchard of Apple and Cherry 'y + is in wood fence, and excellent condition. A Di er front are connected with it. Persons jiving at a distauee cam ha ece of land in he same village, and West of and I ing of about 7 acres, this place are two d 1 good caldvation. me Village frouting on the ock, consistiug of upwards of 51 acres. ‘a sabstautia: Dock, and n small dwelling house ty has odergone expeusive improve: stone walls, &e., and iogindes a valua- SOR LIVERPOQL—The New Live Regular Packet 21st Mare packet ship HOT ns burthen, will sail as abov For freight of passage, having very superior a ie Captain on board. at weat si WOODHULL & ‘The superior packet ship Lives '050 tous burtnen, her regular day, 2is apt Ira Bursley,1050 | houses, and a large portion of it 1s her regular day, known as Long All remitiances & Grey, New Yor! ‘not be inserted i: tle and powder. ‘I pant women, for thurexciting mature would be " menta, in fences, 10 Capt John Eldridge, 7 jotaingwer, and sail on {21to26re BOOTS AND SHOES, WILSON & JOHNSON, Successors to 101 Bold b: ial appoint: ft eee ero E LAUNKY & GREY, ‘Regular Packet of the I Ati4 Duane street, New York cket ship GARR. P as above, her regular have removed thei Jobo Hutehings, RE. jaws, wi e case, have cations ayed ive speedy 1e- jonay and i, th energies 0 Proved by any person in ter all other medicines recommended for the are admitted by their inventors to be slow of operation, the'T ineture and Lotion of lavigoration act at ouce auc use ich, that cold- th 8 un Possible for any pring, fon cause of unfruitial headache glee’ Ny ¥ and posi Pleasant & hey may be usec tive when tse: these medicine double the posture them into the Tine ion. Price $2 for one powder, oF $3 for both (When both are ased their effect is wonderial ‘in removing isc- pastbe post paid, and directed to De Launey Informacion of a delicate nnd interesting nature, whieh can in. a public advertisement, accom ies each bot should never be by preg liable to pro atham street, directly where they will open on Saturday eiegaat BOOT AND SHOE ST" p vork. Qur friends, and the public generally, a e requested to I. k all new, of the latest fashion, cheaper than any store in PASSAGE FROM DUBLIN, CORK, WATER- FORD, DERRY, COLER BELFAST Newry, Drogheda, &e —Persons wi their trend can have them brought out. from uny-of tre abo 1 Ships, on the most rea: 101 6 first eli lem ind ches U uw hi it tions, apply to the Cap.ay f re ; unmanageable ‘office, which he has occupie and » large portion of medi have an ida that all adv portion of those arlatans; but thatall are quacks we de- naists In a man holdin without having a out general medical infvrmation any one that we are legally a ‘New York, Feb-uary 21, 1844. MICHIGAN TAXES OF 1843. ‘ON-RESIDENT OWNEKS OF LAND in the above Stata, are informed that their Taxes for the year 1843, are now due and payable, and that 25 percent penalty is charged onal! unpaid after the first of February avetarus for the payment of Taxes and the redem| Lands sold tor Taxes, will be made up ond torwarde nt. from the NORTH AMERICAN LAND AGENCY, No. 18 Wall agere New we by 3 Ame icin Packet ignorant, unedueat hout their exper thority to practice, or wil n to tha passengers engaged te here, and persOns may rely those wh: se passage may be all due anil proper attention. Fur and thatour ski! thra, is pre-eminent. e 0 {teatmnent of all privateand delicate complaints for ten years We cure on au average 600 patients a year; our patients are not but they come to us. Indies and Canada. We have three physicians Our care at the present time andno week passes without ysicians in the city aud from the count K their patients, or sendi e discountrmance qu fore take this method of informi country where they can fird a physician of their disease. hi ee or amail sums, ut discount or *ny othe: jauks of Ireland, or ‘The above Agency wi " sf man, Missouri, &e. TO THE PUBLIC, RB, MILLER & CO., ‘O AND 7 (G0LAR TRADER— Barque ADAM CARK, avin g two thirds of her carge . havir ¢ good Accommoda- MANUFAC .. NO. 110 WATER STREE’ WOODHULL & MI ery reapectfolly ii there is a lage ei EAR WALL STREET. form their friends acd customers that ulation of connterfert and Fou Babi P eR 9. Pe wo F21 Ae re barco aod Suu HONDUKAS—Brig JOHN K For freight or passage apply to Captain on borrd, nee ALEXANDER” tas hav smmps are made for deception, the q| nay be misled by such imposition, or snppose thit we Ivck or fail in ourexertings to manufacture + ur usual | KOR NEW ORLEANS—Lo E York Line—Positively on the Ist of March —The fas fe GeNi SEE, Copt. ¢.8.Minott, will anil as above, her regular ht or passage ha apply on boat Agents in Ne OLD BLAC The packet shi ‘Some member said, will you be responsible out of the | =" despatched cE: House for them? Bunt.—Yes, here and elsowhero, at any time. | The conversation then dropped and’ he finished his | speech. Mr. Dewterr got the floor for to-morrow. | River, and a bill to improve the Custom House at Charles: | ton, were each read a second time, and ordered printed. | @ House then went into Committee of the Whole, | and passed or pay ofthat tion Bill, after striking | ry, jee debated the Pension Bill, and an amend: was made that no officer of the Army or Nevy & pension whilst he was receiving a sa- repo prog! The House then the Indian Appropriation Bill, and immedistely adfouree iugimateees » ip We observe by the Aanapolie Republican Johnson and John C. Groo: Eaqra., tives of th accepted the jintments of representat State | of ‘land inthe N Convention to bl pnt 4 Mey us jational ion to assemble | ed bi A bill to remove the obstructions at the mouth of Red | dra vote was taken on this, the Committee | dat |, BPs Nottie fare ee avoriteipncket bows will posi lar ts weil known to the tmvelling tins of the Black Ball Line of cabin and steerage passengers, are unet! OF vessel in port. Those now or hereal country, will atall cimes find itto tl 6x ship ( ‘an? Ldenesee fro} good srticlvs, we have been induced to give this notice to our ds and chetomers, as a caution against misrepresrntation. We pledge ourselves io spare no expense or exertion to mana- heretofore, the very best articles, and no oth ‘The only persous anthorised by ws to supply our ens- oven, are Samuel H. Rogers and Smit and sold by as are warranted, and if n be returned and refunded. i of our sa. 9 8 & CO., 56 So rely upon having their goods cor- ke Woodrff, whe will symptor followed, we wuarnn statement of case, containing $3 hold no communion with the of ourselves as a heen: Fapeatians ot otnees. Or ‘ost paid letre. Wwe doctors in New Yo. an, amd say noth ng of t Duane street, one oor fem 318 im? m stor to ‘f Shippers by this line may rectly measured. Orleans, Hull Promptly forward all goods to their The pach et ship Gaston, Capt. O, Eldr Denesee, and sail the Oth M je, will succeed the Maret, bee penaiat toy, 4621 MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE. OCTOR JOHNSON, 17 Doane street, s0 well known to the victims of Syphiliti practitioner that this destructive ecessfal tie di New York can beast of. in the treatment oi} is still to be yr the last ten men in gene Doctors are quacks are imself forth Joma, of. au: to practice . owledge of general to three-foarths of your general “ Physicians’ treatment and proper management of real Disesse, including the surgical jent of that harrassing complaint, Stricture of the Ure- ur practice to the coming to consult “ir patients for our here- and persons in the Jed in the treatme t Ty case We undertake we cnre, or make no GSS ares Ser or jeers upon y head case is urable at a may have Gleet, Stricture, » throat, Or nose, pains in , we will aod can cure you your alt. Weakucs, or Impotency, is a disense so com- plicated im its charneter, ‘bat the treatmentadopted by the great jority of physicians (s highly injurious instead of salutary \d much attention to the ractice. Many an unfort experirnced the benefit malady, vie. K BALL LINE OF PACKEIS— OXFORD, Captain Rathbone, will for Liverpool on the Ist of M jar day. ‘hose wishing to engage passage will applieation to h FROM LONDON, TO THE LADINS. MITCHELL, late of London, tothose ladies requiring Neted her jew York. Mrs education, and bears a dipl in Hospital, to whic for several years, and was successfully en; in sever al thonsand eases of childbirth. wi igh teatimonials: ie most eminent of the London medical pen for ingpeetion. invaluable medicines, seut tome by your agent ines now to inform you that pen, and | have the h it before the profuse night Canoe | ken to ots of i f incessant Cuugh wi Cepri’ d taken three bottles, I'itecharned. fe substance. 1 continued from Great Britain and Ireland can be secur- 14 ¢, at the lowest rate; and ean, furnished for'any smount, payable in all the principal towns withent any charge, throughout. Great Britain aud Ireland, on avplicati BLACK BALL, O, : i Ox pring shije of the 10 abandon my studies Tam now in the Ttake great pleas Punmonre Synur to my frien believe that, Uf taken in time, it ai nary diseases, Iam your much indebted and Prepared by J. H 8CH* NCK, and forst offices, No. 32 South Sixth street, one door below the Chestnat, and at his Laboratory, Iso for sale, whoivsale ond r: tail, at 49 one door below the comer of Greenwich, New pince im tiie city where the genuine %'% Cornhill street, Boston; and at heologieal Seminary at New whieh are at all tim LD LINK OF LIVE son street, one door TA ER EO. —Reguii ad FORD burthen 900 fons," apta ely sail on Friday, lat of Marche het hambl Br MURDEN, ‘at his principal 10. 121 Race street THE INVISIBLE ning singin tan Sek pk prone vy Tres pronanaced é blic, that the accommo Packets, tor cabin, second wed by any other line be had. A }0. 16 Broadway, nor TO PRINTERS, wi interest and comfort to which canses i » apply on board, foot of + to the alton Bank. ARGS Barely Prime Lent Lard, in fine order, ending ‘The above offices are exelnsi Syrup, where panphlets may be Vf roadway, terme ‘ ypeetfully_ ofa Midwife, ‘8 permanent reay and Resideuce 2 Madi- 15 3m 4 and ex- reat advantage of thi ithoat sewing or losely to resemble appearanee, as w ibe. Sneqpiacing £0 Sane iy and a rio sete inerewane 4 sam although 0 Sesierace way loag remain 20 dormant, aie |, it ts always tending to torms are cirerpmetances in ao Ger kee Se Share: ith, of incoavenience, aie hoes, toountinen ou tidia seants to fasadh ie slides int there 1s no pain or incoav ce in for any length saffered. to Sh COLT ogee on. reget jut, although a mild or early stricture is seemingly in- active tid of naencants ic far bom bolus raliyeoe iets scarcely possible for those not acquainted tomy, to imagine the delicate and pecul whiel {this disease, and hoy forbid cox me of the most distressing an ‘unsuspected stricture. pro 4th—Nothiny fore, some piain aud ready means of detecting stricture ia ite mild tnd early stages Aud” fortuatels, terme tives eyticalar Tmlany. youp the author has serve this purpose. They are the following. ‘he first relates serve this purpose. They are the fol to— » THe Mawnan or Unina that the strerm need not be mu that is true; but observe whit the clothes are re-adjusted, and grtwo willanerward steal sway, a0 a8 10 we 4 fing agit may seem, willafford 'a gromud of strong sus ‘he next regarca TH» Tose a vonmer GoNORRH@A MAY HAVE REMAINED Uncuneo.—itw notwo much how lony ago it may have oc- cuned, as how long the gleety stage may Neit® er is it possible leet may rus withont produc ng Mtrirture, fo, oue 1s natural- ly mr disposed (0 3t ietape than another, "As a Kener ule, however, if a Gonorthoss has been perind of from six-to eight weeks, ( other suaptcious circumstance. ‘The third is ‘Tux Everct 4 oTnictuae was urox tHe Mixp.—This in the early stage, is to depress its avd to tueruy. It ie afeo ove of its wost ible effects, Not that this 1s seen in the same degree in every individual, but it is common tha: the writer scarcely ses a case of Strieiure which the patient does not complain that he is less active, and less ble of business than formerly. Much might be advanc ww the ratural counection of the miad and generative orders, but for this the reader is referred to “T'he Private ['rea- ed to .” while the tact itselt is proved by she retarn of mental en ergy an the cure proceeds, nthe cure of stricture it is repeated that this is certain— free from pain or incouvenience, and generally accompli 4 very little time, So much as thi n advanced sowe years ago, but provements in this art, that by pro} r of eareful and cxperiedced p-rrous, the cure ia now accomplish ed in as many days as formerly i¢ demande’ mouths ich have been. the late in 7 meas remark oecasions is £10. Dr. Halph also takes this oj gourulced on those,delic Treatise”—at his dwelling house, York, at any hour, and those who ‘dineases, will be surprised at the convemence that attended their cure. re belie \s chiefly those who have su howeve atehis services, Atalph turther considers it a duty, especially to those whe tre strangers in this city. and also to every one, that he should make the following statement o| fait Besides his rank as Graduate of Edinburgh, &e. & he been eogayed in the f diseases, both in Hospital more than therty dears, and haa published and city practise, three editions of’a work expressly oy them, “Also that he hes letters trom the moat eminent Phyvicians in Earope to the mst i “as Bie Sooper of London, to Dr. fmineat_in America—as Sir Astiey Cooper of Li Matt, of New York ; Dr Physick, of Philadelphia, and others; an d that he is permitted toreler 10 almostevery Physician o eminence in this city. The ‘ Private ” is $1. Ad: dress Dr. Ralph, sen, .88 Greenwich st. 526 ‘mre mappa: Pat hoe = i Hall's See ee ead pene Siaed xo os No. ¢ mieacee ant particular by tricture, this will not phen Proceeds from a wleet, and ince street,oorner oe iblo’s. Private entrance 69, ICE. 2B day) Pr DR. FAWCET' x: pentinent of syphilis, secondary iS M JUST PUBLISHED, (ch Fulton street, a a ok mm of the passaxe, | potence, aud Sterility, ‘with stricture, or iuduced by otaer and per- Comprebenst, er tending to destroy these delicate organs, f ‘This work contains 180 an be more. desirable than to have i ‘organs, will reuder th ‘aud those physicians Mentioned incurable without _mereur practical statemeats demonstra Mercurial treatment, and the enti joual method Of cure,avoiding those. ‘mercury, arveuie, iH confines his practice to those affections of rgans which areso tully disclosed and deseribed i his treatise can be Li ph SpA ader by yar scat by re coutiaued.— in every case > state Uh lengih of ume a DR. D, JAYNE’S INDIAN EXPECTORANT % recommended as decidedly superior to. any other known ‘combination of mediciue for Couzhs, Colds, Cough, Pains a to continue for a uld streagthen any Jessen mental ly and justly recomme who have been Iuboring under pr. trac nto reer, an tn Consemeron, bers ween, Nace advanced. tn * nett dad ta werfoct heal h by the use ofthe ralaable expectarant ‘The following is deewed sufficient for insertion he: (from the Rey. C. C. Ry late Agent of the ‘* Ameri; New Yorx, June 15, 1835. n Expectorant, per rears with great bene- red by the useof To Da Jarnr :— 3 Dear Sir :—I have mate use of the Indi sonaily and in my family, f Indeed I may consider my life however could not have and in the hands any, also, who cannot consult the writer personally, on account of dintanee, Ke, undertake the cure themselves and happily suc- ‘are forwarded the most suitable and proper ther wita the anthor’s * Private Treatise,” and suc! anv particular case may call fer. ‘The fee on these on = son, of the. Island of Jamaica, For all cases of mmation of she Cea eaitariagly recomme: dit My eareest wis y experience the same reli:f, which lam persuaded the using the Indian Expectorant, c. P_ CROSBY. N.B.. Many of my neizhbors, on my recommendation, have tried this medicine with unit St. Jam's, South Carolina, was greaily affected hoarseness, and soreness of this medicine foun? immediate and permanent re! Sold wholesale and ve/ail, at the unity of ssying that he maybe iseases referred to in his ‘Private Greenwi h street, New ply.in the early stage of ‘and little in im success, Ur. H. the luugs, and on using proprietor's prices a ved long. from a certain clase of iat yo Wunlteat vereet, 37 adveraxing people and otuer causes, who can properly appreci- Obtain the confidence of te ‘under protracted cases, ac; treated by inex) joed OF ing under the destru ended practitiouers, those labor. Si Oca To of \¢ tin any comtelt Dr. Be with honorable 60 lating martiage who haye been the si of disrase, may also consult him with confidence and Fersoxs contemp! READ WHAT SHERMAN’S LOZENGES HAVE DONE. ME DAY, boot maker, No. 20 Tillary street, Brooklyn, Ugby aiekessber ise cmech hia ek souks siecle rai , ol ma a ia ihe bowels, his stomach neglecred alswost every kind of food, attended by vi physicians and for twa months by the professors of te University, and all to Teaaie nerman’s Book descriptiye ofthe sympeomt palke par 8 of sors ne Copuabe tae? tet bis ease he judged, about two quarts of worms, aad entirely cured him, Amal be, thing gaverelief but Sherman's Lo Coughs, Colts, Ashita, Whooping Congh and even’ Con- suunption, areall sooner ured by than any othe own remedy. ‘They allay the ticking in a ioted few seconds, and enable those alee] hole mahts. The Her happy Cong " lowness of spirits, sea ‘sickness and lassitu palpats from bodily or mental exertions, and for the wonderfal proper: ties of Sherman’s Peor Men's Plaster, which costs but 124 | cents,and is a warranted cure puin or weakness in the breast, body. Ask fi or theumation and Jumbsso, ide, back, or any part of U fac simile with directions for ese are on the ba, re by anprincipled droggists. Remember to get Shermay’s Loreogenges and Plasters aud Truse—nene others, or you will be deceived. ‘Dr. Sherman’8 Werehonse js 106 Nassau street. Agen! Hadson st cor Sming; 148 Bowery cor Spring; 77 Kast Broad- way cor Market; 96 mat; 110, 273, 429 and G01 Broad way. In Brooklyn, Mra Hays 149 Fatton, and Mountain's Drug store 333 Fulton. Simson cor Prospect ‘and Jackson st; | ta Jersey City—E Randall, Grocer, In Newark—J k Tnpye and David Bryson, Philadelphig=Zieber & Co,3 ‘Ledger B fi ‘as. Boston—Redding & Co,8 Stateat. Albany—A Gathri UStanwix Hall 73 on. : u id letcers have hi mpt attention. Dr. Bell’s ment cover exposes to suspicion, aad. is, well known to be safe Frate offices, 87 Cedar atreet, third door from Broadway3 Fee DO NOT DESPAIR. livate disease, Pe nae aa ine that pro! and look forward with con: restoration of all their energies. never yet failed to eure the most of gonorthoea,gleet,or stricture, ‘case of a mild kind in ly beneficial for the system: and Tevring the coustitt. trength and vigor of anblemished youth beeen Agests at 77 Last Brvad way box of Sherman's Worm Lozenges, A few doses brought away, as ade of similar cases mig! meutioned where chil- drea and adults had suffered all put from worms, and no- sex, mild and oertain in their e! hsrmaa’s Couch Lozenges germ of disease iron th the Price $1 per box. "ie beenie | foci suena nites Ls PREVENTIVE ME RESTELL'S PREVEN’ heritage herdcaters Menai in Rorope, but France ta particular, forup-vards as well as by chousacds 10 this coun! tafe and efiene|as remedy for too fa crease of family. ‘The resnits of their adoption to the happi nay, often the life, of many an affectionate w er, are tao vast to teach spon within the limits of an advertise. meat—results which affect v. Dr. Revs Dr.Eastmond and huvdreds mes as others can to the | Lozenges, for headache, Sherman's Poor Maa’s Plaster, and see that lita great many worthless imMations hawked about and any instances does the tand more especially the another, ‘of poor fam throughout their lives, tm sajoved Seuafort and oompstatl caugort have weighed down the spirit virtuous, intentions, affluence; and if care und toil © CURS NO PAY.——DR. COOPER, ia Luanne atree between Chatham and Williarn streets, ie informing citizens and leo age that he has for the last tem rears Confined his practice ey, h Mercurial, other diseases of a delicate natore. Althoug! ws s Y & portion of the medical profession as a speci of quai ston to a particular branch of the profession, must Do you not employ x surgeon to amputate # limb }to an oc. 1 om disease of 1! Ito a deutist for am operation on the p= dto n surgegs noted for the eure, of Syphilis whes you are troubled with Venereal? And you do so from the fact tbat those meu are fect im this branch, because they o1 raetice at it. Dr. Cooper spent years in a celebrated Lock H pital, and bas for ter yeara enjoyed the most exte sp this way of any medical man in New York. He nos: aggravated cases of Syphilis, and mild case sremaved ia two to fivedays. The Dr 1 areqaaily edaenved pi voraton, end neve raft into the systern by quacks, to break oat again spota and ulcers om the body, paius in th aight sweats and emaciation. Dr. wil ‘or make no charge. and chy thats CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY, sometimes called Se | sainal Weakness, broughtoa by aseeret habit. indulged in by ronng men. T'h F ovel that can befall maa; forit begets disease of the heart, co camnptoa, drapepaa, emaetation ofthe frame, and fall ‘coumplets 1 a such eases, and restore the eoustitution to ita original vigorand that by amaild and siople course of medicine.» “A care warren sdin every case, orn charge, Post paid. letters, describing | complaint and enclosing $3, attended to. Patients attended in {aor boarding hotees, Oflies opea tll fat aight armbar Duane stret between. Wiliam and (haters TO THe LADIES OX HULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER. Hi16 new iuscrument for the radical cure of Prola soding the ups of San oldsecacal Kostas, ts Secdeomery rreeee f of che ohjectiona ‘. “ aaided to tae siticeek bo ad tealth, ft vever having failed of performing a eure, fhe most eggravated clrenmstances The Supporter has atiajed high character im ¥iurops swell ain this country! itis. adc Seasanes, and ail other painful surgical exped ‘ag iz-Hospitals of London and. Baris, and in universally. 16 “otamended im Hurope by medical men’ of the highest ragk.— in this country it i faculties of C private pretitioners, j Rooms have been iacaished exeinsively for ladies st No wring; geparete entrance 4 constant “tiendancs. to xpply le retion te tmrre vem ta, in to say hjects of charityor p othigat ven though competence and plency_ i cy tothe treatment of Venereal, ¢ Gompanion of hs bosam ee she ‘ito a premature inesit bein early oT cbs ing attentions end ‘waschial soltcivede,, wht eutly at & wine ies ve—with the certain for one of lis legitimate members to advertise, still ener of his joys ‘he great edvantage the unfortunate victims of venereal disease ferive from a regularly educated physician eee atten- Le tee eee Se Neoien tyler the attention of the i oy i and virtuous to preventevils to which we it , Paaeigeed ted whl anhastbeciagh Price five dollars package, accompanied with full and par and addressed to box ‘'968,” N. vs fers his patients to leave until a perfect cate. spertormoed. It ia deplorable to witness some of the cases | the chat are presented to the Dr., where the disease has been driven main in the form of Joints, sore throat, In every case ware nata cure, | STRICTURE.—Dr. Cooper has disgovered a ew method, | »y which he ean ure the worst form of Stricture ia from une | o.two weeks, with scarcely any pain to the patient. Iwritation f the urethra, oF prostrnte giaud, or of theneek of the bladder, re sometimes mistaken for Stricture by general practitioners | tioulae directions |” P SME RES TEL fice, 48 Greeawich hours trom 9 A 1» No. 7 Essex at. MADAME z, EMALE BifStCAN, idence, 148 Grea: the an ‘be olselted wit ; the : Pie eric A's mectionge ant kasmledg® ba thotriatin Grae a ther indisposition, wi fine, with private and where too freely, indulged in, the greatest fiocy. Dr. Cooper will effect a radical cure it. | pring ee A ork : Hoong Ofee lapsus Uter: the means of perfect restora*on #EMALE MONTHLY PILL: fopted to the eatire disuse ot | foeulanity. enppressionsor vai every female their introauction into the ‘ned by the leading snembers of the ues and Hospitals, and by sil the eminent *'vemale Monthly jo ioned st th teem] cient here te state that ti those cine, en em. THE ONLY CERTAIN CURE. TO BE QUICKLY CURED, AND Ser erlis ut divagttre that fallow oa atch of digrape, Gua sutlcrer shoul wuke use of’ a medicine at, W take hold ac on: of the firet cause, aud, by new'ralizing the | poison, effectually prevent the irreparable injuries which sometimes accrue to poinun ail the sources of domestic Giners Many medicines are offered to tne pablic, but nothin has been before muds known that 10, h of ing virtues, oF the partic nts, as Dr. THO MAS’S SI Cm { vered, tient was required t is bestoess, and manuer of Livi ree of mixtures or Thomas's Specitic purely vegetable, not anpeas i Dart'e ttees ook on to epscnih the pacueer niineett , LOO, ist cmt 4 ered but litte praising. ‘The bloom of health, end look Pond to healthy Price, $1 per Wo TY Kast w 3 way, corer of Market ; 79'Fulton street; 273 Broadway, cor. ner of Chamber st. J23 ime pepe ts BESTORA TIVE CORDIAL itted to be a certain specif lor Dy» [* nen SWortecs \ihatoun, Weekume oot Arar Debiltey, ue. Physicians prescribe ito thei patienay ge 10 experienced its enrative effects, ef! ies hav derived the qreatat Deveflt from io nl nervous and other complai scored to their appetite; and the weak and id lealth, the it cousequens Pillsare luence. been exteu id manufacturers, mere! eden oO GERMAN FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.—This medi cine is the reaa‘t of the great, pro std thoy are guaranteed 60 MY ai peded ly performed. Sold | "4 BUC, Kemale’ Physiclan, giver street, near Ch ata Tart arbere th cte regalariey, eqpprenstonof stoppage, ete. Advige ratte to all those who use the pills. Price a ten x 3% 3m Pec 1. ROI PI pg Ahr ek COLLINS & abe {22 tre - & street. its, Mada "srignatere is Written om N, B.—They can be czed py married or '5sed inside of each box. Grand street, ‘corner of ‘Ailes. with a proper delicacy, C, sto tye treatment of that consejeiass, of their ea ch come | own gen, that in all ensee she. sctends’ to by one to do i. he does not wih be appegring a2 ps, MO who. wo ruinons to the coustitution, a mat an incompetent themselves are ot {y'less yenorant Srp gud residence fo ravated cases, in PORTUGUESE FEMALE yusands, speak for thetn, and gethe r ; and planters ophers, poets street, Letters ill ith Ri tk, 4 ak PUBLISHED DAILY BY JAMES GORDON BEN ER FULTON eer the week—price Two CRNTS Der COPY. fy te, any fy Sal enya ite Waxy Henato—insned, every Saturday moming a ten o'elock—price six Aw rs U SPRERTS af ouill gud expe Berman Piysiclen, the operations ‘On @ remittances in onrs pet copy tat ay in advance jlorsoweal ou