The New York Herald Newspaper, May 11, 1844, Page 6

that [know it to be a Protestant Church. The Church of Cranmer, Linmer, and a host of glorious-martyrs, The Bible, one of the speakers said, before the church, I eay amen to that, (Ap- plause ) One of the gentlemen has well said that the Relormation was but the resurrection of the Bible. Bor [ask what church was it that dressed that risen body in such a beautiful attire that it has commanded the admiration of the world? Was it not the Protestant Church? (Great Applause.) The great quesuon of the day is—shall the Bible be continued in our schools? The southern mail brought intelligence of the deep interest felt in that by our people. [Ifthe country became Roman Catholic they would barn the Bible; and while he had no ob- jection to their enjoying the blessings of liberty in this Lynd ; he would not suffer them to take away the Bile, it was their safeguard and they would cliog to it. He did not come there to talk of ver- sions of the Bible; it. was their Bible—the Bible of their ancestors, and they had studied and would cling to it, and it should be the Bible of their children. | ts This question originiated here, and so 1 may per- haps be indulged in stating the origin and progress ot the contest for the Bible in the schools. Where- ever the opposition is made,it is true it assumes the same character—whether in Philadelphia, in Bal- timore, or New-York. I hope we are prepared to discuss this question, and to abide by our decision in allcireun stances. Mr K. then went into a te- dious and characteristically dull account of the controversy respecting the use of the Protestant Bible in the Common Schools, and after a long and common place tirade against Popery—Papists—ihe Pope—and the Devil, sat down arnid great applause. Mr Freiinauvysen in seconding the resolution, asked what were the Common Schools of the country? They were intended for the introduction of the common word. God had protected the country and the old American Congress was a Bi- ble Congress. Washington was a Bible General, and while the American people lived by the Bible, they would die for the Bible. (Tremendous plause.) The meeting then passed the Fourth Re- solut ou: Resolved, That the Binzx, from its origin, purity, and simplicity of style, is a book peculiarly appropriate for use in common schools, and cannot be excluded from them without hazard both to our civil and religious liber- ties. The Rev. Geo. W. Biacpen, of Boston, Mass., in proposing the last resolution came forward and said—It has just been spoken by the law in the voce of two of is mos! distingnished members that this cause is in accordance with its true principles and pursuits, and I do hope that the gospel, though a very humble member of it, will be allowed by my voice, to make itself heard in joining in the ery of “We won't give up the Bible” It may be thus seen that the law and the gospel join in this ery, and that we will give up our country and all, but we won't give up the Bible. This most holy book is adupted to all classes, from the highest to the lowest, aud when our schools are without it, how can we be said to carry out one of its divine com- mands, which sa\s— Go ye and preach the gos- pel to every per on;” it was to aid in carrying out Ap- | Jiee,too, looked young le acquisition to t he procee | one—every family on the face of the earth—like he family of Bethany, whom Christ delighted to visit—one of brotherhood, peace, love and joy. But oh! how very different were numbers of fami- lies even in our own country. To make them! ke that family is the object of this Society, both at | home and abroad—to bring all to Jesus Christ. The great obstacle was the depravity of the human heart, and it this is not evercome, ali our endea- scene. The married la and formed no inconsiderab tivities of the evening. val are to be ‘ beautifying an roving our delightful mantic cemetry. But I fear that your patience is exhausted, and therefore, as my letter is already extended to a greater length than I at first intended will bring it to a close. B. he few. festi- ny vors will be of little use. ‘The heathen world is - filled with uneducated children, and in this country Fike ataal ‘Mail Boston Bhi HIBE RNA there are upwards of 200,000 chiidren in the same ©. HE. Judkins, Eaq., Cominan wai state. Forthese we rnust have schools, and books, ease. (a the OES er Os aaa and teachers. In one of the early christian coun- PANNIA, Jo B cils, forget which of them it was, their first at-| ttt oe eve Eat, Commanger, on the Hat of Juve net. : fe for Liverpoo! Passage for Halifax + tention was turned towards the establishment of schools for the 120, 29, young, and we should follow that! 459 4 Ail og } Sa ¢ Apply ¢ M, Je. = example. These requisites can never be dispensed| mcs No. S Wall iret with uotil the world is changed. And if these things are requisite, the Society which had the fur- nishing of these at heart must be supported. | If Jesus Christ had waited until he was sent for, he would never have come upon earth. So it is with us, if we wait till the missienaries of his cause be sent for, the Society may not have occasion to trouble you for some time ; but we know they are needed and with your assistance are established and furnished to the utmost means of the Socirty. ‘The effort is the same at home and abroad. The DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND, Ke ’ersous about remitting money to their friends in the Old Country can be supplied with drafts in sums of £1, £2, £3, £5, £10, n " a mp £50, £100, £1000 tt. amount, ale on demand, without discount, or any other charge, at a tional Baak’of Iretand al Bk, do, Messrs Ja’s Balt, Son %& Co., Bankers, Loudon; J. Barned & Co., Bicheage and Dis- coun! astern Bank of Scotland; Greenock Banking Compauy; Forbes, Hunter & Co., Scotlan and. the branches in every post town iaeeng pone England, tre- (and, Scotian 1 Wales, which drafts will be forwarded by the packets of the 1th, léth, 2ist, aod 26th, or the Royal Mail steamer sailing from Boston ou the Istot May, Apply to Gospel 1s1:ke leaven, a litle leaveneth the whole men ONY se ICT. TARSCOTT, heap, and every christian of proper spirit will assist| ,, ‘At their general pessage office, 43 Peclt slp, in this glorious cause. The reverend gentleman | then proceeded to show how this was to be ac- complished, and related one or tWo anecdotes of the spiritin which itoughtto be done—by giving more than they did last year—by secret devotion and said they should not be like the Committee o Congress t the Battle of Bunker Hill, when Gen. ore NB —Ali letters from the country must come post paid. NiW YORK SCHOOLE 18 MUUNTAIN ‘AND, EASTON. TEAVE the font of Courtliut treet, dail ed,Jat 80 clock, AM , by Kailroad from Jerse jad although the General remonstrated against such a principle, he could get no more, and the consequence was that he was defeated (Laugh- eae ter F _And so Hoe the OEY cause if Gite acted in a similar way. There wasno way to do] apy 7 2 ; > the work quicker or better than by increased tras NaS TERN SNE eee wg means. The gentleman then proceeded to show BY RAIL ROAD. : what was required by the Society and the num-] Tie only Office in New York established by the several Rail ber of applications that had been made to them for | esd Companies berwern, Albany and Buffala ix at missionary assistance, and observed, that without means, it was like building a house without win- dows, and endeavoring to take the light into it in buckets. Ie highly reprobated those churches which only looked at home, and said that they in- variably settled down as a parcel of bigots. They forgot Christ’s commands, and he forsook them.— He then referred to the high testimony given of the usefulness, abilities and charac er of the American missioneries by Dr. Phillips of London, and Prot. Rouytter of Berlin. He was aware that persons were getting tired of these appeals, but they were not so poor as Jesus Christ was, and therefore should not tire until they were. He said they might get rid of these appeals by changing their situation with the missionaries, and they would never be asked for JOUN &. CLAK, General Agent. NOTICE TO IMMIGRANTS. ‘The Subscribers having been appointed agent ing Immigrants by Rail Heoad f pun $3.36; to Koch~s 6 from 2 to 12 years oid. a: helf price; under 2 years free; and all aguage from Albany on the Rail’ Koao is eutively free qrav I by Kail Road than by Canal, he reaching Buffalo per Stermboa: from New York and Rail Koad from “Albany in 42 nours; wh reas, it takes per Canal from 9to 10days. ‘Lhe fo} lowing caieulotim shows the reoal', viz :— Passayet Buttaloper Kad | Passage ro Buffalo per Un: oad ses vores x + $2,00 Luxgage from N. York to ‘Albans, 10UIbs feee,, bal ance for 100ibs this precept this Society was established, and in do-| money ; then they would have the privilege of suf-| “thtittn fer 30 ents per day see 's++ 4,50 Ing so, was to do good to all men. Tt was the wish | fering as the Avostles did, but yet he thought that} viving for 42 hours, sxy+++ 75] Living for 10 days, 50 cents of this Society to follow this command out, and we | few of the missionaries would exchange their| + —| per day+++ + sees §,00 should not be doing onr duty to one another, if we | crowns of glory with them , ti iret ee a $12.09 neglected this most solema injunction. We sh Dr. ScuppeR seconded the resolution, and called Veduet fare per R. Road ++ +6143 not be doing our duty to those ata distan 4 — ad the Bible at home, and place withia the « f every one in the land that blessed book— the Bible. There are many countries abroad open to our exertions—there was China, Turkey, Russia, Greece, Italy Utalian States, and various other parts. Where knowledge exists, there should it be exer- cised, and it is only by exercising this knowledge that we can show to the world what we desire, and while we existed and thus acted, we are certain of doing good in carrying out the words of the reso-, lution. This Society has not been unmindful of its duty in this respect, was evident from the list of missionaries in foreign parts, but yet much remains to be done. This is a very peculiar crisis, and the facilities tor sending missionaries to these countries is now greater than ever, and we should avail our- selves of it, and it we fail in doing so, we tail in doing our duty. The time was when to do it would endanger life; indeed, in our own times, I have had a circumstance related to me of a child of Romau Catholic parents, who persisted in reading the scrip- tures, and whose father, when informed of the cir- cumstance by its mother, atthe dead hour of the night, took the child out of bed and severely beat it. It was a grand principle of knowledge that to Know good and notto do it, was to commit sin: and we showed the estimate cf our value of the scriptures by the amount of our exertions in our endeavors to promulgate it. This was the intrin- sic valne of the book. It is said that in common danger meu link together with greater cordial perhaps it was this that brought so many tog: of different secis and parties on this oceasion Bible is the great source of every good, and w endeavor to demonstrate our ble into th of all by such means and ocea- sions as atpresent offers “All ean joiuin this grand cause—like the granite which composes the ever. lasting hills, as beautifully menti ned by one of the previous speakers, the Bibie becomes the founda- tion and topmost stone of the grandest of the Cre: tor's works. Let us, then, by every means in our power send forth these truths throughout the world, until all join in the ery, ‘* We will not give up the Binle"—it being the ‘means of present bliss and everlasting happiness | e) The resolution w onded and passed. Resolved, That while the Biblical wants of our own country call on us fer continual exertion, the wants of other Countries, da’kened by superstition or heathenism to which weno of our sympathy and aid. When the meeting separated, several of the ladies who were in the vicinity of the miserable, wretch- ed, contemptible corner of the platform where the reporters sat, and could scarcely hear a word, ex pr_ssed their warm displeasure at the discourtesy with which they themselves had been treated—as well as the press—and one lady remarked to one of the reporters, “that she was an old contributor, but | would not give a dollar from the treatment the la- dies in general had received.” Og The reporters of the city press are to blame for not taking proper measures to insure for them- selves the ordinary courtesies of society. Meeting In Behalf ot the A. B.C. F. M. at the Broadway Tabernacle, May 10. The President of the Board took the Chair, at 10 o’clock, A. M. yesterday. President Mr. Far- LINGMUYSEN. Rev. Dr. Wicorr opened with prayer. An ab- stract of the operations of the Board was read, showing that the Indian tribes had been vastly benefitted by the society. A press was establish@! amongst the Cherokees and the Choctaws, and they were gradually rising in the scale of civiliza- tion. This presented contrast to the Romish Mission, and Temperance had done much in the elevation of the social condition of the Indians. China had been much improved by the operations of the society. The Sandwich Islands, Ceylon, Mahratta, (in Bombay) the Nestorians of Persia, Greece, all the Oriental Nations, Turkey, Con- stantinople, Armenia, all were benefitted by the society. Twenty-three additional missionaries had been appointed in Asia. Rev. Dr. Taxtor, of New Jersey, here came forward, and offered the following resolution in support of the objects of the Society: Resolved, ‘That indispensable obligations are the highest encouragement combined to urge Chris- tians to untiring efforts to extend the gospel through: out the world. In the commencement of his remarke, he said that peculiar circumstances had overcome his have access, demand an increasing share | upon those pr ‘ut to renew and increase their en- i 4 c ‘The traveller per R, Road saven+ ++ $5,62 deavors during the ensuing year, or the Society vasae. g 1810 Clevveland, Poitsinonth aud would be cramped in theireudeavors, which would ce &e, Biel Green Mil- give the heathen and the scoffer occasion to say | Hanke He Wi cousin Tet t oye Chicago, slfiaoiss ad u where was the true signs of the coming of Christ The subscribers had done well last year, but he ered they would do better this. Jr. AnmstRONG read a letter from Mr. Gradall, missionary at Constantinople, dated March 7, which had been received buta few days since, giving a fu- vorable account of the state of the missionary cause at that place, and calling for more support aud assistance. The Rey. EN. Kink, of Boston, came forward, and observed that it was said that these American meetings were losing their interest, and it wus an important fact, if true, and there might be many reasons to account for it. The citizens did not think them worthy of attendance, from the prosy character of the speeches delivered, and there would be a falling off unless ministers of very high character attended them aad took part in their pro- ceedings. He dound many come to them with anything but a proper spirit. These meetings should be revivals of religion. He had heard more than one minister say that he was tired of them; and really he must say that he was much inclinea to the same feeling. if these meetings did notpos- [sess a high character, they had better be given up fe {t was very frequently the case that the officers of the society themselves were the only parties who to the different rouces given gratis, aud Tickets dnly at the Albany aud Luilalo ivail tvoad.Office 5 ‘treet. WO} m8 lm* re eW YOKK AND PHILADELPHIA RA sHOAD Lik DIRECT, Vou Nawanx, Newnaunswick, Paincetun, Trevor Borpenrows And BrRLingtoR, SPR ah THOUGH IN SLX HOURS, Gaeaviug ew York daily from the foot of Courtland: s Morning Line at 9 A. M.—Mail Pitot Line at aM P. M The Morning Line proceeds to Bordentown, from thence by senmboat to Philadelphia, ‘he KXvening Line proceeds direct to Camton (opposite te jadelphia) without change of cars. Passengers will procure their tickets at the office foot ct vourtlandt street, where a commodious steamboat, will be ix eadiness, with baggage crates on board. Philadelp! in basgare crates are conveyed from city to city arhout being opened by the way Each train is provided with Aap a which are apartments and dressing rooms ex>resaly for vw indie use, Rewsning, the tines feave Philadetphia from the {vege Wai satetrvet, by steamboat to Bordentown at 7 0 clock, A. M sad by rairasd from Camden, at 5 o’olock, P.M. ‘The lines for Baltimore leave Philadelphia at 734 A. M., nue €. M. being # eoatinuation of thelines from New York. to be had 59 Coustinnd BASS, 19 3mm +EM. 8. ug ort Wash ngton for Cty Hall, 734 A. M. ond 3 M., 3a. 4nd 69, Staves leaving ( ity Hall for Fort Washisgton, 9 A. M., liand 1P M., 3, 4and6 + hese Stoges psy oa the route Reed’s Hotel. Barahom's Man sion Honse, iphan Asyinm and Lunatic Asylum. § ricker’s y Hotel, Prinitty Church Cemetry, tru! Be Lo | an interest in them aud make them of importance. If there was any flagging, it was owing to the state piety inthe church. Lf speakers came with a spirit, they would find words to adaress the audience, aud when this was done, persons would non GORE not ask who was the speaker, Lut what was the Provrietor._ | object for which the meeting was held, and there | YORKVILUN, ASTORIA, GhLL GATE FERKY, would be no complaints of the want of interest in wAVENSWOOD AND NEW VORK STAGES Will co 1844, them. The gentleman read some extracts from & mnniog on Monday, May letter from Mr. Lawrence, one of the missionaries in India, in which was the particulars of agree- ments entered into with some of the proprietors of Indian villages, who were soliciting missionar assistance and the erection of chapels and schools in the different neighborhoods, agreeing to pay all penses ineurred il they ever returned to heathen orship. These documents appeared to be drawn up more in the style of ministers of the law than by ministers of the gospel, and savored strong of filthy lucre and worldly influence. The extracts show. ing that all power and direction was, or were, to be invested in the missionaries, and no doubt the pro- perty also, and this the speaker observed was all done from the love of Christ, and from their great interest in the souls of men, and this claim was made upon them for the great love they bore the Lord of Glory, and those who were desirous of Heaven would respond to the call Dr. Epwarps announced there would be a Sab- bath day meeting in that place of worship on Sun day evening next, when the Rey. Dr. Nott, of the Union University would deliver an address, _ The 117th psalm was sung, a benediction de- livered, and the meeting broke up. 5 fol Astoria, at 7, 8,9, and 11 o'clock, M Costham srieec City Hall ad M1, 3.4.5, 8 and To'eloex PM ' his willeail for passengers at 20 Bowery, cor: or of | Pell street, ant et Hezvei’s, Yorkville, All boxgage at the | rs risk Oa she arrive! of the stage at Astoria, it ~ ill im | be in reasiness for conveying parsengers to Ra Long island Farme. Leaving + ta, 53g ane 7 Leaving at7, 9, 10, M1 o'clock A n to let. LEWI3 & CARTE ati Proprietors. AUBANY DAY LINe—Fer Alvany and Intermediate Laadings, at half-post 6 o'clock, A.M —ihe new and co.nmodivus stermboat | 2A, Captain MH. a ruesdell, will leave che ‘vot of Robinson street, on Monday, Wednesday and Fridsy mornings at 64 o’eloc | ‘The 50U bd AMEKITA will leave Albony for New York | aud intermediate landings, every ‘Tursday, belapstaia | mac | Satwiday mornings, at 63e ovelock. | PEOPLE’S LINE OF STEAMBOATS | FOR ALBANY. \ DAILY, Sundays excented—Throngh Di- rect, at 7 P M., from the Steamboat Pier be- | twern Conrtlandt and Liberty streete, "Vhe steamboat KNICKERBOCK Elt, Caytain A. P. St fohn, Mond y, Wednes: ay and Friday evenings, at 7. | ‘The Stermboat RUCHHSTER, Captain A Houghton, on | Tueadav, Thursday and Satarday Evenings, at 7. | At Fiveo’elwek—Landi: g at inte med ate Places: | The Steambort CURTIS PECK Captain WIL. Peck | Cuesday, Thursday and Saturday et 5 P. M 1 Th eainboat NOWLH AMEIC iden, Monday, Wednesday, Springfield. (Correspondence of the Herald } Srrinerieip, May 4th, 1844, Business —Hotels—Romantic Scenery —~Fetes—Beau tiful Ladies Your valuable paper has an extensive circulation in this section of country, and it appearsto me that Cmu *M. Passengers taking this line of boats will arrive in Albany iv mele Gime to take the Morning Train of Cars for theeast or went. (7 The above Boats are new and substantial. are furnished nodatiors are unrivalled on the Hudson For passage or freight, apply on board, ne office on the wharf orto P.C. Schultz ar aggre reluctance to address the meeting. He had been reminded of the weeping of old by the waters ot | Bubylon from the apathy of some persons on the subject of the distribution of the bible. Gospel truth will go torth—its origin was far back in the womb of eternity. It was specially adapted to the human mind. This was a grand annexation so- ciety. An eloquent Irish preacher said the last temple of liberty should be his grave. The section of the Kingdom of Christ to which he belonged had done much to advance the interests of the Society In Borneo, and all over the world the success of eee ie. we ipesepeiate to the wi vo md ved OER EME. y ithout change of Crr—from thence by Post | fist wn direc ° Putnam applied to them for ammunition for his | Gosch~ Meadham ter, Sch oley’s Mountain, troops, they said that the enemy was five times | PorColden, Washingiou te Praton At Washington a daily greater shan the Americane, au if each ian had | HILL, at Joba Patten’s Commercial Hotel, 73 Courtland? five rounds of cartridge, and each cou! Al bis} stwet. i A | man, it would be quite sufficient for the purpose, |.) 2 Lateas® Aarninied, at the shortest notice, by app yinu | Ttis evident that it comes much chesper to the ‘munigraat to | . %) gave ortook any interest in them as far as a proper HATTANVILLE AND “pint went, and the parties who attended them N uINE OF STAGES yr were, in inany instances, only those whose social 244 cents—Fort | principles led them 10 do So out of respect to a eee oer those whom they entertained The reports | = e Ret NG: ance in the different new: speeches | Leaving Manhattanyiile, at 6 o'clock A. M., and continue A: eee’ ed ion at of the speeches | sussiugcvers ear uel lock Pvt’ Leaving New York tese occasion did much more good | comer ot Tryon Row and Chatham nt, two doors east of the than the eaivery of them at the meetings Railroad Office. at 7 o’elock, A.M, and continue rua: | it was only true eloquence that could give hearers ar until § BM CA, Captain R. G | vort for Liverpool on the Ist and 19th of each month riday and Suaday, at | returning to the old country. wil with new and elegant State Kaome, anu (or speed and accom: | 1 TO TH& TRAVELLING PUBLIC. N’ bere having completed their arransemeats, art oe ated to bring Out passengers. from Great, Britain, and | petTahd by the following first class packer ships. one of which Will'leave Liverpool on the lat, Gth, 11th, 16th, 2iat and 28th of OE oor, New ¥ Sheridan, | Virwtoia, rrpook Camoetae, crews, rane Washington, | Henigscer, United Statee, | Eatspe, Rochesrer, | Indevepience, ; | muel Hie! Nertilicates of passage can be obtaived, and every information | will be given to those sending for their frieuds, oa application Wieither of aur offiees. also be prevared, on the evening of navigation, to id to Albany and Troy, and aff intermediate places, Lakes. 4 Port Hope, Coburg, Kingston, and bec, Cana- totbokemouth, Cha: | oa Eri ‘o all per Viv Deven” to, Tgronte, all parts of Canada West. | © From Troy via Whitehall to, Montrea} | da East via, Canal from Cleavelan | and i termediate places ‘Weat via Philadelphia to South | vilie"and all parts on the Ohio wo burg,Cincinnati, Louis- fiver to St. Louis, Me 4 and | Wyall parts of Olio, Michigan, Iudiana, [Minois aud Wiscon- | ain Verritory. | APE pee well to send mon ation af persous wishin cone eden the Old Country, HAR NDEN & CO ve Drafts 0 aay part of Engiand, Scotland or Ireland, He at siyht, forsams of £1, £5, £2, to £100—or ip any amount ad St OF ces AND AGENTS. Cc Craft, 120 Sta e str-et, Boston Sos rieces aren Buildiag: trovidence, R. I. J.W. Mill's, 3 Wall surest. and 16 Froat street, New York. N.G, How 'rd, 43.8 uch Third strret, Philadelphia | Bdndford & Shoemaker, 7 Light street, Baltimare, Me. | L. 8, Littlejoha, 11 Exchange, Albany N.Y. | Br Ghar Sa Tver streets ify, NY. mo Sy1 N.Y. W. A. Cook, Syracuse, NW W. H. Cook, Buffalo, N. ¥. H. Fitzhugh & Co., Oswego, N. ¥. ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1844 OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE, 100 Pie street, comer of South a subscriber begs > to eall'the attention of his trien fol ements for and the public in general, to. the (ollowing -arran {tA for the purpose of bringing out cabin, 2d cabin, and stee ice passengers, by the Regular Line of Liverpool Packets, sail ime the Iateoth, Lith, 16th. distand 26th of every month, B the London Packets, 'to sai) com New. 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From New York. —_‘L’pool, | New Ship LIVERPOOL, 1100 tons, aga 21 | 7 a a1 N.ship QUEEN OF THE WEST, (3,119 | N*M AS Tosh Woodhouse gaara ‘ 3 ‘i Feb’y 21 | New ship ROCHESTER, 850 tons, j New mip John Britton heen | : March 21 | ship HOTTINGUEN, 1050 tons, July at Sept 6 ‘ SNow'r at Jan y |, hese substantial, fast sailing, first class ships, all built in che city of New York, are commanded by meu ‘of experience and ability, and will be dispatched panctaally om the 2ist of Qn GsTheir cabins are elegant and eommodious, and are farnished with whatever can conduce to the ease and comfort of passen- ers. f , $100. ese | Nesther the captains or owners of these ships will be respon- sible for any parcels or packages sent by them, unless regular bills of lading are sigued therefor. | PortreiRht one OLE MINTURNS, ‘eT South street, New York, | orto FIELDEN, BROTHERS & CO., | _jidec Liverpeo | MARSEILLES LINE OF PACKET: cs 1S he uutdermentioned shite will be rexularfy dispatched from | geace ou the Ist, and from Marseilles on the 5th of each mont during the veas as follows i= Brom New York. Marseilles, Jee. MINERVA, Capt. Brown, Feb. PRESCOTT, Capt. Myrick, 1 March 5 | WRY LHOMPSON Capt. Sylvester, Feb. 1. April 5 HELLESPON', Capt. Adams, larch 1 May 5 CORIOLANUS, Capt. Haile, Apnli: Sunes ‘They ate all eoppered and copper fastened, wid have excellent | accommodations for passengers, : pace of cabin passage will be $100, exclusive of wines and liquors, : ‘Goous addresued to the agents, BOYD & HINCKEN, wil! be forwarued free of other charges than those actually paid. For frignt or passaze apply 9 » ELPS 103 LAWRENCE & PE i D & HINCKEN, Agents, mor No 9 Tontine Buildings. PASSAGE FROM GREATBRITAIN AND IRELAND Front street or to THE BLACK BALL OW OLO.LIN Bailing fi Dicwrehoi Thad isthe of th.) siling from Liverpool on the 7th qud 19th of every mouth, Ceeets wishing ta oead to the Old Conntsy for teeir frlends tna make the necessary arrangements with the subscribers, and fave them come out in ths superior Line of Packets, Sailing irom Liverpool punotually ou the 7th and 19th of every month. They will alao have a first rate class of American trading ships, fauling’ every six days, thereby affording weekly commun ffon trom that port. One of the fitm (Mr. Jamea D. Roche) ts there, to see that they shall be forwarded ‘with eare and des: patch. ; Should the parties agreed for not come out, the money will be returned to those who paid it here, without any reduc- ihe Black Ball, or Old Line of Liverpool Packets, comprise he following magnificent Ships, viz :— The OXFORD The ‘NEW YORK CAMBRIDGE, COLUN ss ROPE SOUTH AMERIC. GLAND NORTH AMERICA, such superior and b- Wi nequatled arrangements, the scribers confidently look rd for « coutinesnes of that port which has been extended to them so many years, for which they are grateful. x a Those proceeding, or remitting sancy to their relatives, can atall times obtain Drafts ac sight (or any amount, drawn direct on the Royal Bank of Ireland, Dublinyalyo on Messrs. PRESCOTT, GROTE, AMES & CO. Bankers, London, which will be paid on demand at any of the Banks, or their Branches, iw all the principal towns thronghont England, Ire- ie land, Scotland aud Wales. ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO. 35 Fulton street New York, next door to the Fulton Bank. N. B.—The Old Line of Liverpool Packets sail from ul jonth. Parties “find it to their comfort and rdvantage to select this favorite Line for their eonvevaace, in deference ta any other OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS | | ‘Pte OLD LINE of Packets fe Liverpool will despatched in the followingoraer, excepting that when the ; i ene | tailing day falls on Sunday, the ships will ail on the succeed 7 i i f NB 7 7 KET. rng day, ‘rom NewYork, Brom Liverpoo wie ee Wa oa y ipo oo eran Fo sau sroia ew York on the 2ith and Lurverpoo! om the ith | The CA BRIDGE, dune i July ie hat is going on here. ut, as ave not of Jate ot eaen month. 0 tone, Det. Nov. 16 seen any communications in your paper from thi & Py | The ENGLAND’ Baran i ae 5 ae quarter, Iam led to conclude that you have no cor man New Youn: | 70 Wont artott, Fee, 18 Ayal 1 respondent here, and therefore take the liberty to | ‘hi BUNS Cee eo One ee | She OXFORD, "§ daly 1 fae. ' : NS, Captain &. B. Cobb, 26th April. tous, ec, drop a few linesto vou respecting transactions here, | ship SHERIDAN, Captain F, A. Depeyster, 26th May. vy de ltathbone, @ March Apnl 6 which I trust will not prove altogetherunacceptable | ‘tp GARRICK, Capt. BL, H. Trask, 26th Jane. The MON? ZUMA, aly = 16 Sept. 1 to you or your many readers. thip SHERIDAN, Captain A Bepeyster, 11th March } 1 5. Lowber, Daueech May 7 tei: i > aptain A. ater, 11th Mare . B. Lowber, May Business ig as good as usual in this town and our! NB OATRIGK Capen Bs Lt tance, eam: | Phe EUROPE: Aur Bert. 16 merchants vs appear to be doing a very tair trade up Bae Johs Gol ns, Lith May. ) Lied oy Seer Dee 1 iB this spring. Competition is very strong, however,and-| “R 7 3 Lay enh Cake. “4 ; p ‘These shipa are upwards of 1009 tons, | The NEW YO! . 16 ot the man who can make money here by trade must | vailtinuwetty of New York, with’ such improvements es | 6 co Maal le Res bea keen one. You will no doubt regret to learn | otabine great speed with auusual comfort for passengers. i T. B.Cropper,Q April 16 June! that the state of morals in this town is by no mean: | fet cate has been taken in the arrangement of their aceom | The COLUMBUS, Sept. 1 Qc, 6 flattering, as knock downs, drunk bee Gc aodations. The price of By oles $100, tor which | 700 tons, “ Jan. 1 feb, = 16 1 is nken sprees, dog | mpi res will be provid ‘These ships are commanded by }. A. Cole, May 1 dune 16 tights, & are matters of almost every day occur: | <verienced masters, who wul sake every exertion to give ge- | The YORKSHIRE, (new) Sept. 16 Nov. 1 sod order, however, are endeavoring to do ali | (efor any letters, parcelsor packages weary them, ules ts | ‘Thes passed in point of elegance or coy” \n their power towards improving this state of things, | ‘ar *'*+4 lading are sigued there! tn their ca lations, of in their fast sailing qua Cire fel 1t te to bet hat their afi Wor treight or passaye apply to by. any ves the trade. anauccesful ae these fremont cH HRB) TE COLMIN SPO 6 sonth st, Now ¥ wo | “ine commanders are well known as men of character aad , requent and disgracetu BY WN, SHIPLEY & L he strictest attention will always be paid to es, not only disturb the pe of our more quict | _ Letters by the paeb cts will be charaed 1234 gle | promote the comfort and convenience of, passes Fare ns, but tell abroad to the disadvantage of out cents jer ounce, and rewspapers | cent mitre | Panctuality, aa regards the day of sailing, will be observed as beautiful and lovely town. here, of which we have five the country can boast ofl—viz,—the American, Mas- sasoit, Hampden, Exchange, and United States, are kept in splendid style, and are all doing a good The principal Hote!: S good as any part of ih e New . as fol- NEW YOR tt ah a second Line—The Ships of this tine will hereat York on the Int, and Havre on the I6th of each mou! the Society had done much to advance civiliza- | DUSiness. va ady, the worthy jand gentlemanly | '°"°'' ayy, Htou New Yous. Faom Haven. tion, China had given a nobe example, and the | Proprietor of the, Xchange, has recently come out | Yew Ship ONEIDA, t March. 16th April. Society flourished all over the world and taken a decided stand in favor of temperance Captain ranch, 9 at eply. prom August. , At the conclusion of the address of the Rev. B. | hes excluded all intoxicati g drinksfrom hisbar; | ship BALTIMORE. 8 lat Apne apy Mere G. Taylor, there was sung the following hymn, con- | furled the flag of King Alcohol ; raised aloft the Captain Int August, 3 16th September, ducted by Mr. Hastings ;-— , Tee Total Banner, and launched his gallant bark | gyin yctgi¥atd Saae 6 lst December. (6th January. ‘ . upon the broad pure and bright cold water stream, | 3%? UTICA {st May. 16th Jane, Look ye saints! the day is breaking ( \ , Captain Ist September 9 léth October. Joyful times are near at hand Gop, the mighty Goo, is speaking, By his word in every land Day advance: if Darkness flies at his command. Gop of Jacob, high and glorious Let thy people nee thy power Let the Gospel be victoriour, Through the world forevermore, Then shall Idole Perish, while thy saints alore.” The Rev. C. E. Srowr, D.D., of Cincinnati, Ohio, bezged to move the following resolution ;— “That the Kingdem of Christ, at home and abroad, is one and the same, and that the ‘nterests of this king! 1 are always, and in all circumstances, most etticintly most »peedily, and most omienlly advanced, b means of the simple institutions established by Ch himself, and his Twelve Aposties ” At the commencement, the Rev. gentleman said :—I find that this society has the same object in view it ever had—and the same difficulties to overcome ; and I have but little doubt but the ob- ets will be attained and the difficulties removed Che great object of this Society is to establiah thie ‘ominion of Obriat in the heart; to make every b. rist and it now remains to be seen whether she sinks o: rederick Ho wertt. fist Jaunary. 16th Febrnary. swims in her new element. Different opinions ure | Yew shi NICH LAS | Ist June, 16th July. abide i 0 Ist Qerober. 316th November. entertained in regard to it, but the most popular one J B. Pett, Cist Kebruary. ¢16th Mare! h. Theaccommod ons of these ships are notsurpassed, gome pining all thatm y be required for comfort. The price ‘of cat in paanage 18 $100. | Passengers will be supplied with every re inisite with the exception of wines and liquors. Goods intended for these vexsels will be forwarded by the snb- is that she'llswim. Success to her! Last May eve the ladies und gentlemen of this town did honor to the entrance of the beautiful and lovely month ot May, by an appropriate festival and entertainment, which I can assure you was quite an affair. The hall was beautifully decorated with epruce, evergreens, flowers, +0 fants; and ov n side and at both extremities of the hall tab) were arranged, loaded with confectionary, re(resh- inente,bounaetayand delicacies of almost every de scription, all of which looked sufficiently temptins fo make one part with his loose change treely, to aap eces For freight or passage, ARI ER, ad ahve No 9 Tontine Anilding, evr. Wall and Water a POW) TVERPOOL—Kegniar Pocket of the 1h Mov The apleusid new, pocket ship SPRPHEN WHITNEY. Castain ‘Lhompsom, burthen 1000 MV anil as above her tei alerday sin his very auperior vensel for exbin i mM TaRe Paseenters, are hot surpaosed by any say nothing of the effect produced (on your pocket) | * sel ist he fa a, vacber of her bend terme elrend vy the beauty and loveliness of the fair ones who | Gisitsrplt-aton ou bead iy Aree ag hemld mmane sn tcted in the capacity, of saleswomen, ‘The occa: JOSEPH Mew sion was a bright and joyous one, as the gay and 5 weil eet ine, attest, & of Bouth ‘ : p ‘The Stephen Whitney will be “ * smiling countenances of the crowds present testifi- eanlecracmotamtp teerldte: t eneein Dapepene, te tall ca ed, and reflected much eredit upon the industry, | 26th May aad skill and taste, displayed by the ladi 1 |. Perrons desirous of sending for their friends exn have them the affair, ‘The pretty Mises 1 ee? | wrawzhe oat by the above vessel or any of the requlur packets Giang, Mies Fone’ Mint +» Misses] siting weekly applying na above, if by letter post paid. Mise Que » Miss D———, Misa R-— P 8.—Dealia given, payable at sight for any amount, on the —=, and many mote bright stars wer there, all arrayed in their brightest smiles and a+ ncial Bavk of Hreland, paya'le at their reapretive bramedy « age Jing much to the beauty and fascination fof the ont the country; alan on M Spooner, Atwood & bankers, fondon, payable in every town in Creat Britaiy Co mire xeribers, free from any other than the expenses actually” 10- | horetofore, | "The price of passage ontward is now fixed at One Hundred | Dollars, for which atmple stores of every desaription will be | provided, with the exception of wines and liquors, which wil) furnished by the stew: f required. either th captain or sof thase ships, will be respon | sible for any letters, parcels, or packages sent by them unless ralar bills of Inding are signed therelor. Wor freight or jaa- take, apply to GOODHL CHM | s29f_and of BARING. | OLD ESTABLISH E id PASSAGE | OFFICE. 61 SOUTH SIREWT, NEW YORK. ls & ©O, 64 South st 1ALL,, 38 bi | age can be engaged fromLiy: | did packet ships comprising the Ol | eniling as under 01 by the following ‘Black Ball Line of Packets | ' agents } hips despatched, ts customary, from Liverpool, every four or five days through out the year, to the diferent ports in the United States, by | which passage can be s-curedat reduced rates, Those sending | for there Crvends residing in Great Britain and freland, may. re- | iy thit every care will be taken to make passengers as evmfor. table os they ean reasonably expect, and should she nor come out, Fe money will be promptly Fel alts can as usual be furnished payable at the Natio | Progincial Banks of Ireland and pranchey; Easterns ; Seop aud ond branche Messrs J. Balt, Son & Co Bankers, Loudon: Me Barned & Co., Bankers, Liver: Fog wich are payable thronghong Rogland and Wales, farther particolars apply (if by letter raid) to SObN'HekpMan, 61 Sonth street, near Wa'l street, N. B | Passage to Liverpool and ondon oan atall times be saili vi , wailing for Liverpool ever rs; ae Rondon en the ist, Toth and Boch of euch mouth ' on application as above, iltec Bank of TO MILLINER: ENGLISH Je TVEO ANE or : PE Tavtateced ed ai the abo after nt. fo give up we business the preseut season, will offer inducements to those | pleased to call,not to be met with in any other tiore ta sheet aps im*ec J. LYON ar Jerrenson | e PrN 6. 96 Wall st, opponita the Ex oe HIS C ti to Ii against “mage oy Frey on goods, wares. and. sberehandiee and also bra , their cargoes. soil "DIRECTORS. een Peel Anson Dake Wood ; BR Hobson, M. Di. Soserh Drake, Thempsoa Irice, Joseph Allen, loses . Tames E, Holmes, joha H, Lee, Sunes BR Whiting, Uh 6. fghia, Wink. ‘Bho, - cia P. ‘Thomas Morrell, | John U. Merritt, Eugene Bogart. ve E, ident. TO MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN| WOOLLENS. | HENRY MIGEON, CORNER of Laight ond Washington streets, New York, inisher of Cloths, Cassimeres, Satin-ts, &e., respectiul!y inform th wufacturers aud dealers in woolleus, that his establish now in successful operation, and that he is pre syed to exeaute with grvmycness,al; orders iy fis line that may Fetcontided to him Mpectmens of his workmanship may be on on applic o th gent! n whose names are annexed, and to whom he has liberty to refer ‘Orders may be left at 63 and 64 Pine street. KF ERENCES. Wolgort & Slade, 64 Pine street. , C, Langley, 64 Pine atree Halsted Hatues & Co,, 31 Naasan atreet, D. Brigham, 60 Pine street. 8. J Joaes &'Vo., 12 Pine street, aps im*ee HaT AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT, 214 BROAD YAY, (OPrOSITE SAINT PAULB) | HE IMPROVEMENT in the mavufacture of HATS, in- troduced oy the subscriber early this apring, (obviating the Premature and disproporticnate weiring out o' the edge of the ¢rown,) having met with the sixaai approbation of the public, he respectfully aunounces thac nis st ck «full and complete, and ‘hat inaddition to thris peculiar advantages, his Hats are in all other respects qrute equal ty a)} others uo 1a the market, Geutlemen desitinga Hat combining the qa Jities of Taste, Duaapinity, and Economy, will consult their intereat by givinghim a call. INO N. GE sIN 214 Breadway, opp site Saint Paul’s Chureh N. B—The usual large and assorted stock of tiat &r., alwave ov hand SEGARS! SEGARS !! Let the toper celi ht in his buctte ud glass, Twill seek notlus p easure to mar Buy there’s uothi ¥ tuat evn the eng” ment surpass, Of areal Havana Segar.—The Smoker's Song: EIXAS, at b's eatabusnucut, popaar sa d. 3 © Lane, Howard’s Hotel, continues 0 receive from in Havay , per every arival Segers of the choicest ond a. approved brands tua: the market affords His stock now oo d comprises & yrea'er than can be prucured at any F establishment in t ¢ Cits, incl tding the cele! rat-d extra Kig and Quen Regatias, Nor-aya. Espara: ze, Fiorinda, Normas, Trabua, Principe, and othe-s, which h. has uo basi tatiou in averriug ave su. erior to auy ever be ore impurte |. Citiaeas a d_ straugers ure re nested to en: at No 3 Maider Lane, How ru’s Hoel, aud jadge forth mselves md merc COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS, PEDLARS, & | chester, and by JU. Wells, No. A Medic AND FAMILIES, i ARE sepolied af sxremly low prices, with PALE VeL- POW SOAP for fy. ily Use. Almond. nose, Windsor aud all kigus of Farey Sao Barbers ae sup lied + ish tee neat knowa Shaviug 8 op, acd such o her pertui require, lover than can be hid elsewhe e the man‘kerchief, Lavende, Water. O maums ‘t Powders Cooth " owders, end Cosin Sceat Bas aud lohnson & Vroo the nanufactur grery d serip'ion and ste of periunery devote thir skill aud assiunity personally to of waique ec uomical soa sand periumery, and profess to sell cheap ra their Soop Works and tahorawory, 79 t rinty Place, ice street, ar any other house ia the country cau Call and exauine before you purchase. SOAP WOKKS, 79 Trinity Place, v2 Im*re near Rector street. ASHIONABLE BONNETS.—The est-blishwent 418 Broadway , two doors abeve Canal street, is now Op ry salling every variety of Fashionable Bonnets ot DR. HOLT’S SPECIFIC. POR THE VENEREAL Dismase, Paice $1 & $2 PRE BOTTLE. DR. HOLT’S V: TURE, ¥OR GMONREHO®, $1 PE! remedies are u: rhe pect . They have for with eminent success by the 1m Tests, torment for tbe ef ‘conscious that he is thereby doing 5 eat we ell frem neglect or improper t it, OF W mercury has jusease has removed. it complet: ly eradi. cates ee of Yenere Virus, Or. ‘Mercurial poisoa, and he debe rane te. pie igor TRE VEGETABLE TINCTURE. cures ina short time, {aflogorra and Glet ich all. their atendat ran of le, and ike the Specific, will effect a cure wi! ae pe. to be ‘or danger from exposure. They are Temedics Hall directions secompany each bottle ae ‘whqlecals and retail ae fhe yam Drag Sure, sos; Bi ceaacpeane bs Mandal Feniey mole os ts No. 266 ; + See Bane Molane Oe Fees es Hawke dre Bo: rc Genessee ai., 24 door frown the cor, Fayetie at. Utica, Merchants ‘faders from any acetion of North or South ica, Caunda, West Indies, and Mexico, c1a obtam the ines on liberal terars, of the principal agent, A. Hughes, cor, 8th st. and Avenue D, N.Y , aud make arraugements for their fuunre aupoly in their reapeetive places. Bees a *, euciosing cash, promptly atten Oy the medicine safely forwarded. Proweely atirea0 Ime GUIDE TO SOUND TEETR DESIDERATUM IN DENTIATRY D*. . C. CASTL 381 BROADWAY, of WHITE STREET, bss @ Paste for decayed hollow teeth. It: ca "be ut into, teeth without any pain er inconvenience, wit Somes impacted futo ONE: bard solid body ing (hitherto painful and nselesa te=th) ry eou Rad perfect in all the erespective ases for lift-preveutiay ALL CASES, theaecesnits of extraction. Ladies the most distinguished in soci Hie me tie th whieh, it bee i, offer their testimonials in the wost tor of the Kvvening Post wervous aaa Ae New York Arora su fn all Yepecta perfect for life.” ‘he Ban pects obtained much cel teeth.” Seer ee eeeeibat tote ef Gitina. the it is excellent mode of Pike mostemibent geatlemen. of the, Medical Paculty have persuuatly tried and recominend Dy Cagtle’s Paste for filling the weth, “Looth-eche pills, one of which ont in the nehinix tooth ¥ iene fleet's ten 1 ee CHEV DON ANGEL CALDERON DE LA BARCA, Ambassador and Pleniputentiary Extraordinary, from Donna Isabel H. Queen of 8. to the United States, at Was ington, co ecri fas an wells asany of wy frei, 5 ene CUTS. have known Dt_A CU. CASTLE for many years asa success ful and shila: Dentist, ng pre-etiueat in his protesion; Kevoyring be worth, aud his being a weutl-mca of strict tutegri- vith pleasure recommend. fitn to. those who may require aid of his pr fessivual services. H I Nb alsy recommend his excellent Comppaition for filling teeth, having in many cases seen its superior efficacy. Ogee) RE CALDERGN Di LA BARCA. Dr. ALG, Castle refers. co, the SI iagliat Amiearedor, ‘Mi Brousiion, dhe Span ws Admiral Walton, Lord Morpeth, le Gey. Mason, Dr. F. U. Johnson, Presi it of the Medical So ety, 8..N.¥.: Mra General Gaines J. B. Beck, M.D; SR" Sinith, Dr. & Delatield, Dr, Beadle, Dr Boyd, ‘Dr, Bu- Dr. J.C Cheeamar Dr AH. Btephens Dr J. Torry, Br Baylies, Dr. Win Grayson, Dr. verning, &e Ke Ofte S81 Broadway" my im ee BUANNOW?S COMPOUND FULMO VARY SY¥Kur, foc tie eure of coughs, colds, consam: asthma, pains ia Kidueys, affections of the liver, Ke Tas syrup’ aboat which so many anxious inqairies have b m1 ely made. an which has met wath the anqnal fied sa. «iu of the Medical Faculty, cau vow be had at che follwing ps sces :—Sadnl mar, 166 Weat street; James Tarrant, 266 Greenwich sti ir Mhoranan, Vestry aad anil; Mr A and Vestry streets; & W. Allen, Jr 75 Division street: P. De te Ree, Barrow and Me Hilt, 208 Green: wich street; Mr Kirsi, 187 street; Urag Store, corner of Walker and Centre st-ects; 3 Ward 279 “priug etreet; Mr. Grower Green and Spring, streets; Mr Somervisle, x ourth vad Wooster areete; Mr Richa vaers RD Compton, Ganrth, Varick ana Broome; Benjamin Martin, Casharin vosite ‘Oak suet; Mr. Lippincott, Vesti Mc Doagal and ‘aver: Variek eng Vandarn streets, Albert W op Wie Harrisou. North Moore aud West ar-ctss ivi stom, Green and Fourt ,strectsy Mr Harty Graad aud Noro ri eat WR et Mark’s pinces 110 ‘ea, street 3] ‘e Kiemted, Spring ‘and . Benth aud Catharive streeta; Gitiman aud Conover, Lar a pring +e v, Doscxer, 61 ea tree! Co eee Ezeprietor, No. 63 Vestry street. Price cents per bot % Brooklyn—A. P. Faraous, 49 Faltox suresh, cfs 6f Daily Advertistr. Willlamsburgh—John Moore, King’s Conpty I a9 im *rre DR. H. BOSTWICK, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, No. 75 CHAMBERS STREET. m5 Im* re DEAFNESS. DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS, 38] BROADWAY.—Facract:— “cheerfully comply with the request of Lieut. Me- lutosh, to tatify that he was invalided home as unfit tor duty, in consequence of total deafuess and discharges from his ear: that whie in New York. on his way to #ugland, he placed hitnsel, under che professiousl care of Dis.castle and Edwards, inder tree tment he recovered his hearing, and ed duty, nas reed MSY LY. MeNEVEN, M.D. Surgeon toH. B. M. Forces, Jamacia. ACOUSTIC DROPS. _ A. sure cure for incipient deafues.,eariche, paint, buzzings or singing sounds iu the ears, collectious of hard wax or visia- ted secretions of the organs ous'ic oil has been a popu- lar remedy as a curative in all disesses of the ears for upwar of twenty years. Ofices removed to 381 Sroadway, curuer White screet. my6 Im*ec TO EXPORTERS TO SOUTH AMERICA AND THE BRAZILS. PARhs Life P.LLS. HOMAS ROBERTS & CO, of 117 Fulton street, (far merly of 304 Broadwey,) inform the portion, on ‘ at their populae medicioe, PARI’ 3 LIFE i i French aud German = wrappers, acco Guages, estat ia ‘Agents for gland—S W. To Canads—Alired Savage & ( ; And retail of ail respectable druggists in *he e:ty, and whole- ale of T. ROBERTS & LO., * 117 Falion stret, New’ Vork* TO THE LADIES Oe MULLS UTERO ABDOMINAL SUnPO: PAIS geo instrame: dieal euce of Pro’ Rover wus Uter Reure, oF upporter hes attained s very high ebsrecter ia Zarop ay well tin this conntry. [tis adopted to the entire diause 0) gousrnice, and ol other peinfal surgical expedieata,in the Ly {ag ix-Hospitals of London and Pari injversally. Te ecminended 1a Evrope by medical rest of the highest renk.~ Ta this country is is eustsiaed by the leeding members of the faculties of Colleges wad Howpitetia, and by wll the eminem! srivate pricticioner me have be I aod exaimaizely for ladies ss No. Vesey stroet, hay tate sutreree from the business de uments, wi alady is is constant stteedsnes, to appl? ‘russes and Supporters (o female patient: all jmrre R DAY, boot maker, No. 20 Tillery etreet, Brooklyn, MET Pad ercaty foe clgtoon sicathe ein emciason, oe bility, siekuess of the stomach, loss of ape! he bowels, his stomach neglen; “d almoet ry Vi ite, shooting pains wery kind of food, jows physicians. and niversity, and all to He had been atten by the professors of the 9 PUI r ‘dn reading Dr. Sherman’s Book ceecstoare of the symptom? of worms he thought they met his casey a0 be pu: abox pf Sherman's Worm Lozenges. A few éosea brongiitaway, ae judged, about two quarts of worma,end eatirely cured him, A multitude of similar cases might be ed where chil: drea and had suffered all ont death frem worms, aud no- thing gaverelief bur 's Lone Coughs, Colds, Asthaa, Whooping Cough snd,eren, Co seumption,afeall sooner cared by Bhenaan's Coush Lone than any other knowa re:nedy. They altay the tickling few soconds, and sneble ei harrassiny sleep whole mos 30 inte. The Rev. Dr cone De Forest, Rev. Dr. bastmon: and hundreds Dunbar rasan fest to the! virtues an others can to the Sagcaand® SF” Gteriaan'y Cones. Lossawes, for, headache, palpitation, lowneas of spirits, sea sickness and ude, from bodily or mental exertions, and for the wonderful proper: ties of Sherman's Poor Man’s Plaster, which coats bat 123 cents,and isa warranted cure for rheumatism and lum! Poin er weakness in the Ureust, side, bak, orany, part of for Sherman’s Poor Man's Plarter. and see t name and his fac simile with cirections for ape are on the renre a great many worthiess iaVations bawked about and pid. by anprineipled druggists awensbcr to get Sherman's Lozeayenges ané Plastersnnd ‘Truss—sone others, or you will jecei ved. pr; Sherman’ Warehouse is 106 9 asaya street. Acexts—-82? Hudson e¢ cor Sming; 188 Bo co. Spring; 77 i road: larket; #6 Willinu st; 110, 273, 458'and 6U1 Broad In Brooklyn, Mra Hays 149 Fudton, and Monntain’s Drug store, 333 Fulton. Simson cor Prospect and Jac! at Jo Jersey City—E ark—J i Tripp: dal, Ge dn New: 4 David Bryson. Philadelphia Ziober & Co. L ald fg. Boston Medding & Co.8 Beatsat. ‘loca = Guth FE AN’S PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY nk th nccurq>y, neatness aud dispatch ra.’ Watson, Apoth cary Operative Che HYSICI CPEs terms; elao n larg nasorrmeat 0 sences, &e, inend d for Prdlars and country de W_ tan, Apothrearies f{nil 36 Catherine street, N Genniie Diugs «nd Family Medicines—a much | berter qaiity of Urugs For sale, wholesale aud Vork Mediernes th Hl sor ad Medicines than is generally kept “iii, by Win. Watson" hemist, be Apothecuries tia 1, 6 Catharin al? lw tec THE MOST COMMON SAYING i that L woald sos Rive one bottle Dn. Swavex’s Come , rouND Svaur or Wrup Cuenny, forhatfa dozen of any other preparation. I have tred all the popular ones, bat th's stands nn rivalled tor the cure of the following dis eases, vit: Lnfiuenza Coughs Colds, Con- Somption Spitting of Blood. Palpitation of the Hearc, Whooping Congh, Tickliug or Rining throat, Bronchitis, Asthiva, ‘ of the Nervous sytem, of impaired constitution from any. canse, and to prevent parsons from falling into a De- cline, this medicine has not ita equal. And when too much calomel or quinine has medicine will preventits evil effects oa the t ry functions. Asa proof of the above medicine ing great strength and clearness to the voice, a gentleman from one of our large auctioneer establishments in Philadelphia, who been Syrup, saye that itis the greatest medicine to ery on heeversaw. Ofcourse, the Minister or Lawyer who have to nse their voices, would be equally benefitted, Iteference wll given to the auctioneer, by calli g ae my office CAUTION Ally eparations from this valuable treeex the onigizal Doctor BWAYNE'S COMPOUND SE RUE OF WILD CHERICY, am tictitions and counterfert.. Prepared only by Dr. Swayne, whose office in now removed to N. W corner of Bight and Hace sireets, Philadelphia Agents—Dr, Wai. H. Milnor, corner of Brood yy anil John treet, New York; K. A. Sauda, Chureh’s Dispeasary, lot jowery , comer of Spring stree Warner, 205 Bieweher 9° comer of Minetta at, Janes Hineson, Grand at near atin, Wii Kiamsbureh; Pierson & Harrisou, 720’ Brond at, Newari) N. J Benjamin Olds, 778 Broad street,” Newark, N-J.; William G Wood, M. D., Harlem, comer of 12th #reet and 34 avenue; C Inglis’ Jr. Maint, Paterson; Mrs. M 139 Fulton street, Brooklyny WW. Clerk, Montgomery at, Jerney City. £16 Sm*re DOCTOR BAKER, NO,110 DIVISION BERET, is corsnlted daily by sirangers and citizens of both sexes, Dr. B. isa regular and legally qualified physician and surgeon, and warrants co Cure, or no charge, all divenes ofa privace nature. Ivetiers post id! with $Lenclosed, attended t> In hate, and medic nen rent been used, this fr a, pai Aly pare ofthe country, Hours of contultatirn between & AM, aad 9PM. P 8.—Private apartinents for the convenience of patients, me im*re M! AL NOTICE. STE. ANGERS a: d citizeus afflicted wich any form or variety of Geet mercurial, or other disease, who have ‘cur dby thy quacks,with which N. York abun better carviolly peruse the following letter:—Dr Ceo} irt—Lasc July l-coutracted a certain private diseas. , au mediately avplid to a doctor, who promised to cure me ina Week: Lcontinued with him two mouths, bat was graduatby gesting worse. I tried one sfier auother, all the advertisi Lore. ane each one promised positively to cure me | at discovered the objec: of these men was mo ey, and that they were cocdoutors. I concluded to go into the h swital, where the doc ors kept me ude’ a course of mercury for eight weeks my thront and nose was ulcerated, pains in all my joints, my body covered with ulcers; 1 was a complete skeleton, the docturs considered it dangerous tu give me any more medi and advised a soutnern climate. | ieft the hospital, aud by ad. vice of several friends, placed myself under your care ou the first < Spanary jet pen anew well and restozed to perfect health.” 1 wi bli! hi THOMAS GREEN, Carpenter aud Joiner, Harlem, N. ¥. Warrante to cure @ of gleet, Dr, Cooper staudiny ry case, Ry matter how long trictare, and remmnal weakness and mil i in 48 hours, wichout interfering Wito one exerstion, De Cooper ia diphysician who advertise in New capers office, 1M Dunue strect, two doors from Chathametreet" Naenre na my 17 tn Ban WONDERFUL DISUOVERY. _ STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR TH HAIR, which ‘change qfey hart 10 ita original color in a few ininutes. This solution i diereat trom na ‘yet offered, ead eanot til of axe Pereed : inhlyefficacions, end po Great advaaitage of “beautifying the bai without injuring, ats sowth. fi se ose who doubt its ‘are requestad to have their hair chanwed before paying, their money. If hambugs would (ke this method there would be no reason to complain. ‘One trial willprove the fact. i ‘Sold wholesale and retail, and applied, at No.5 Chatham street, once the Hall of Records, New York, up stairs. apl7 Im*ec i CONDITT may be consnited confidentially fice, le Unane treat, two dgore from Chatham.” Bi if at Dr. Corbitt is it Of University of the city of New York, and that h- has evelu- sively coutned his practic fiom beiay weweral vo the Veatinent Classes of diseases (now over eleven years tn the cit Bi ns of trangers of certaim of 0 of New Yoru) which engages his entire attention, ‘Tue annals of medicine do not record grester success ihan is te be foand in his practice. ‘The Doctor cautions the unfortunate against the use of mercury, as it its thousands of viet Revent cases are im a few days removed entirely from the system. “ve that you are judiciously treeted by a person legsily qualived, and not by pretenders and quacks, as there are several of them in the city. Persons wfflicted with protracted and inveterate case not despair of being restored to heaith, by applying to itt. A practice of many years has established the Use reputation fur skill and respectability. Scrictures en- sage the Docior’s profound attention A medi may to prevent a certain disease in any of its forma — aps Im*re DOCTOR MORRISON. NORTH BIVER DISPENSARY, 20134 Fulton street-— DOCTOR MUOKRIBON contiunes to be consulted con- fidentially on all private diserses, which he cures withcut mer eury or restraint in.duet or pursuits; and recent enseg, pat lasly “Gonurthasa,” he cures in three to six days The olistinate Strictures yield ‘o Dr M.’s new aud successful treat- ment, witroat pain. In the worst forms of Stricture he ware rants a perfect cure ws . NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY= This affection, and the train of evils resalting from «secret, destructive habit in youth, inducing noturval emisrions aud timate impoteney, are radically cused by D.. 4. on pa.holo .i- cal principles, by restoring the sys'em to & pealthy tove and Penstating its original vigor. A perlect cure qnaruteed or n0 ONS Bi —Dr. M. holds no commi who claim to be ‘as he SP Palton jen, 204 s pai fe will sasure medicine and advice to any part of the Union Uffice 20436 Fulton, near Grevnwich api6 2n*re avhb'd PUSS Tick TO RUPTURED PERSON». G with raytaves may rely upom the beet e world affores on applicavion a: the arher, No. 4 Vesey street, oF to —tner of the agents in the prin cipal towns in the United wus Be careful to examine the nek pad of Hall's Trusses, to see if they ere endoreed by Dz. Tull, im writing. | Nome are geanine, 07 to he relied apo as rood, without his signature Vinay persons have andertaken w vaan imitations of Huii's sclobented trusses, and thousands are imposed poo in conse ‘These imitations esnuot be relied = they are fa) mochanies, and are xo bester then the ordi- ms have neea fitted mp et No.4 pi A strent, _zeiusively (or ladies, having a rate cacr.nce s iment, where a fersaie ie in aoustant nttaadanes to wait upoe ile eorvenis . all Isnrra ALOPECY, OR THE hbase aad OF THE HiLL's INFALLIBLE Pommade, has been satisfac NUUENT, or never drying torily tested durinw the Inst four core by thousands ns being transcendentally superior to all thers offered ¢ the public for ameliorat Fy The fol ‘ing are ite predominant properties :—removing Dywdruff, nally staying the hair from felling out, causing light or ced hair to asaume a a certain preventive of gray vnir, makes ic flexible and i..ctined to carl, a poten: moistener, im paring aylossy and luxariaat natare Tt sui plies all deficieucy f PoMMADE DE La TOIL Jan word it s the sine ‘<a un for the your cau be produced, I'he ladies vapecially invalanole a‘dition to heir tovieite, wor to an extrem length, to neurian whieh Qitires @ greater dean from’ the foautain of nu Ves ela wi fin ail instaness su opty; ad whea nurmment exists, d i sh its consequent ¥i of whieh are deyuens, hia 4 and finally bald es. i id be imines scrupatous pres edd tus Uh ein enses “e yriment than the 2 fictency oF a io, segard to toe muinsie aatimestuttehiir ‘The ven as to the Correctoess tuterested in a good head most iudauitable tes'um. ony be of the above prop-rties to all who feel of bair ~ 11 retail by HILL, the original and saitnita- oe eteeale antago Tear! street, najoininn the Meatl street tite New Youx, March 23, 1044. Ma. haste! His iY fave pleasure im nekuowledging the great benefit | Ye ciyed from the use of your Infallible Onguent fr the Indeed , | vatue itso highly, from my own experience of its virtne, that L consider it my duty to recommend it to others ‘who may’ su! edone (rom the loss of hair. Aboat omy hair had beeome so frightfolly thin from its to year? Mtg’ off. that | had seriously thought of resoriny fo the expedient of shaving, which | nd once betore adopted. Par forrtnately l'was diverted from this purpose by 4 frieud (0 had casually spoken of the state of my hair.) who ly urged me to try preparation, which was the first {ntimation T had of ic, or even your own exi tence. Iam hap pv to aay that this information has been of incalculable benetit nae, fo7 | had not nsed quite two boxes of your Unguent be- fore sny hair entirely eented to fil off, and begrn £0 k-0w% 5 anon assurn/ng a ‘Tesh and vigorous e—with coutinn. it gradually hecam and fuller, until I head of hair than Lever had before, I still use the Ongnent as a toilette pommade, and have no hesitation , that for preveating the hair from fall-og out and preserv: 4,1¢ Moist, OF simply as a torlette pommade, your preparation to the very best that | have ever seen. ¥ HENRY €ALMER, 109 Pearl st. w Yore. September 28, 1011. I do eortity, that { have brey serious afllicced with dandraff, and falling off of she hair, and made use of several articles, said to be « sure remy the same, and found no benefit arinug trom thew, bat qui werse. At Inst | becai y Hilv’s Quaueat, nthe ext wa, that in raft was tirely eradicated, aud my hai , furthermore, it gives the keeps it moist and soft—and any cued with tne above, to make nse of it, beici pertee ly will reap great bevefic frora the same. W. Y. CLARK, & Bows at. >} earn’ bicker PUBLISHED BY JAMES GORDON BENNE’ CORNBR OF FULTON AND NASSAU ST#