The New York Herald Newspaper, February 1, 1845, Page 4

Our to be manufactures, and the meehanic erts, this docu: | ip . Why, then, should they not give ment last year had given general satisfaction. | Dotice to terminate the Joiut oceupancy ? to-morrow. Ho’ | to have Pennsylvan Store No. 07 Nesey t, Troy red ’ Stove and fines, read beeril method of diet or hinteomcs from "The vantages wh | to be a general conviction that the Governor has | f ~ to be made ut the dows a ‘perneth Co i pended the Hi 5 ker, aii “al tcfre ‘baer, it y street, | Al tie eciaed possess over Hialsam Copivia, Capssies, other oauseat Og rasruren, cn not fail to a >ihem a. at great length toa ; made a plain and honest statement of the situation | the ! terme, & we c r deci More, perhaps, than any. other-dooument printed | ted State ocainete Coane ptt aca before they pro. | °C her pecuniary affairs, and thet it behooves the AKMS FOR SAL! if a man es be preference. is ise, Selag entire om ALY WH) ved by order ot Congress. He, therefore, moved to | cveied to pasa such @ bill aa the ono roposed for the at Harrisburg to move cautiously in adopt- ii Me acter ia, ‘This Tobacco fapell ar do wesnleee too rent 0 extead the extra number to 20 000 copies. | erection of the government ted that it was not | 102 @ Fequirement that may plunge cur good old ; “ny : zxtra \ hawing Tobacco, | moat intimate frond--thes encb Mr Simmons concurred with the Seaator from | the tvod clause merely to which he obj:cted, but it was | State in difficulties that it will nor be se easy toget i sh the inia; American Smok: ‘obaceo, manufactured — selves without any fear of Arkwasas, and said he had no objection to 20,000 | the whole bill—every clause of it—which went ‘oestab- | her again out of. ‘The best infurmed with whom: war a ican Gentle | Stvally effectusl in eithe copies extra for distribuuon iB & republican form of government, when the other | have conversed think that pert of the aaterest | ® PITS B Ba re rg yg eR fy Assert soe { tanate Geet, Fe Mr. Pitsies suggested that all that division of | & ent was of a different form On the same prin- | will be paid, and @ day set apart, not very distant, de ot et; | “ite above acitcles are all wrerramead to. be made finest | Zy'to the generative organs, rarely if ever exp the report which gave merely the list of patents be | C'P! land might send out a British governor, with | i terms will be rensous- | aUslities ef leaf tobacco, aud by the most experienced work- runedieines. . They are composed entirely : orc iable monarchical principles of government, und thus the two systema be brought into conflict. He was proceeding at to i some lengti i the war And 20.000 extra copies of the report from the | mania whtoh is ieee heated exeatent cod exciuued from the extra copies, which was agreed on which the TORE falling due on the lst ” jo mote it b shale vat ei the purine pone ‘may reaia on bond men. The sutagrine would also warran: his tobacco to be bet- | gredients, which invixorate the system. Que Box Ral proximo, will be met. . sj ter wanufact than ther in the State of New York or th Man! cured in two or tbree days. Since General Welsh left us with his grand ee ATRL E..... PRaNE ee tltgwhere, waite ; j Fornala “holeasis and retail, by Win Warsoa, Apothecaric | equestrian corps, the two theatres open have been | FOR SALES Tis Lanne cal Fi; Th eo directed » as abo pill with brome attention esd feiss ‘Catherine stivet, wad at 1a Maiden lane. Be better attended than previously, and by the way, wall,ksown catablishmeat, the Urovee Lath Belo cow | werepenoulp treet. ee bor.’ Whey are convenieuuly sent by poat. | Patent Office were ordered to be printed for the | he was interrupted b Seaste. Aud ou motion of Mr. Tappan, 500 more A gators the Presi tent, when were ordered for the use of the Patent Office. Mr. Ingunsort moved that the Committee rise, as it wae Oa motion of Mr Merarck, the Senate resumed b- | | mangers oye the Sein AA ATOR IRE BY. NE th a ject which they were debatin i us terminal tase debate. Jey emer ey: “ ; e committee then rose, and motion of Mr. Bagby, to strike ont the 9th section | ceived be read which proposes in lieu of the franking privilege to | It was then opened, and on being read it proved to be members of Congress to give them each per day, | only a message communicating some resolutions adopted during the sessions of Congress, five free stamps | by the Legislature of Illinois, and was received with a from the Post Office Department. burst of Jaaghter from all quarters at the take ip, as Mr. Jannaaty alter stating the amendment, ashe | ¢¥@ry ned was all anxiety to hear the expected denoue- understood it, said that it the Senator had moved | 9p. °q' yy pogen newotiatlon, ts be suspen: to strike out this ninth segtion with the design of | ded, and the House resolve itself into committee of the abolishing the franking privilege entirely, he should | whole on the state of the Union, which was carried, and from yeaterday the consideratien of the bill for the vote for! srovosition ; bat he should also vote Ts 1 shortly conc)uded his remarks. against auy mon cation or enbstitute that would of Maine, next obtained the floor, and pro- provide for a retemtion of this privilege. @ceded to argue in favor of the immediate unconditional Mr. Gacey said he was elearly in favor of the | @deption ot the law, to throw the gis of our protection i i i r American citizens; referring, the course of ranking osiiiene as it now exists, and wished sv rene ied the emberarent OF th reed with Mr. Owen. that the Mir. Paxi.es argued the advantages of the frank- | jniat ocoupanoy should be terminated, ond. difored with ing privilege to the people at large, and the incon- | ‘Mr. Ingersoll as to its being an interference with the veaiences that would result trom taking away this | rights of the Executive forthe House to express its opi- privilege from members of Congress nion on that He also thought that instead of pro- The amendment to strike our the five stamps ind decided course would pre- per day, (with a view of retaining the present franking privilege) was carried, as follows:— Yeas—Mesira. Allen. Ashley of N. Jersey. said he was ready to vote for 0 advise the Exvcutive to terminate what Atherton, B ghy, Bar: | +asoalied the joint occupation, without waiting for the rrien, Breese, Buchanan Cluy'on, Dix, | termination of negotiation! dhe was also pre pared to ‘oster, Haywood, Hurtington, Jar | yate for extending our laws and fishalction, over the Niles, Phelps, Porter, Semple, Stur- | territory, but he conceived the bill betore the Hi . Waiker—a7 3 went (urther than that, end violated the letter and spirit asrs. Atchison, Bates Colgnitt, Crittenden, | of the treaty of joint occupation. When he eon-luded, Francis, Hann gan, Huger, Mangum, | The question wast ken on the striking ont of the word 1, Pearce, Simmons, White, Wood: | nine inthe first cleuse, so asto make if 4 40 north lati- bridge, Woodbury: tude, which wat seree Mr. Merrick sooke against the preservation of |} ‘Hxor, of Meas., moved to strike out'the first wi . i vI clause of the bill. the franking privilege, and in explanation of the Nn “AV. Brown said he objedted—that had been benefits. - | adopted ([-everal messages were reported from the Presi- Mr. Wintunor said that it had not, and pressed bis mo- dent in writing ] tion. Mr. Bacay <noved an amendment in heu of five | After some conversation in reference to the mode of free stamps stricken out, for the entire restoration | procedure, a motion was made that the Committee rise, of the freaking privilege to the members and offi- | on which tellers were demanded, and the result was yeas cers of the two Houses of Congress. As to taking | 55, nays 45 No quorum voting, the Committee rose. away the fraoking privilege trom the 15,000 deputy A motion was made to adjourn, which was agreed to. ostmasters as proposed in the bill, to this Mr. Bag- be had no objection. ‘Washington. Mr. Waits made quite a lengthened appeal in {Correspondence of the Herald } favor of seenring the franking privilege to the Wasuineton, Thursday, Jan. 30. 1845. foresaid 15,000 deputy postmasters. = 4 7 Mir, Bacay replied against the said deputies, but | Theatricals, Gossip, and Clap Trap—The Mails, §c. in favor of the Members of Congress. _ Mr. Bennerr— Mr. PUCeADAN Srascndas Mantas voice pits As no paper is more universally read in Wash- eople, in their petitions from all quarters, called Fy 5 fer the abolishment ot the franki orivilege. Mr. | 08ton than. the New York Herald, it will be B recapitulated some of the abuses of this privi- | deemed a matter of interest, now and then, to le. buses whien had excited the disgust of the | give your readers here a little of the local gossip proule—abuses Nb yess Pin ipertins were equally | pout town, you knew. goity. There had been frankieg.commictees sta- | 0" ie K nisivaaian ts tioned at W shiogcon, and in nearly ullthe States, | With this view we write you in this instance. Geo The privilege, e aguingtthe wish of mem- | Well, we are morally and religiously certain that bers of Cou ress, was abused every day. Mr. B. | we never have had such theatrical entertainments said he received almost every day letters enclosed a - se to hun tor other perse especinlly for the ladies. | '9 Wasningion before, Three pieces at the Na Now, what am Uto do in such + ca ©? said Mr B | ‘ional last night—with the intervals filled up by the Col Breyton, (from the other side)—Carry the | «:thiopean Serenadera, or dancing by Mr. George letten.to the lady, air. Smith, or fancy dancing, a la Elesler, by Miss St. M i —Certainly, . is i! Dh a r Bicuanan rtainly, sir. Carry the letter Clair, whe ‘“Alings a nasty. leg,” ae they day (iv to the lady, and make my bew, 4 4 Col Bevron—Taut’s right, sir—that’s right Tennessee, in the climax of a compliment Mrs. Mr. Bucaanan presented the entire extinction of | Skerrett is as keen as a briar; a very delightiul the tranking privilege in England, not even Queen | little critter, and no mistoke Victoria b-ing allowed the license, as an example | | Mrs Timm, on the other hand, who has assumed for ouremolation Mr. B. gaid he should despair | the management of ovr “Olympic,” is gaining of any r-duc:ion of postages tinless this exerescence | favor every night. She’sa smart, handsome, ca- of the franking privilege was removed. pable woman; and has among her corps histrionic, Me. Warre resumed, and continued his argument | ‘Jewel of a girlin Miss M’Bride. Where do all in detence of the Depury Posmasters He was nee pretty actresses come from?—that’s the speaking for his constituents, and had a right to be | qestion. — . fi heard, peaking as he did, very aatd@ninlead? {n addition to these, Dr. Hollick continues his and thea ouly upon prac'ical questions. able physiological Jectures, with his wonderful Mr Merxick answered a speech of halt an hour | !lustrations of tre “ works” of the human form in a single sentence, aud divine. ‘ Whatapiece of work is man!’—and Mr. Wurre fired up again in defence, not of the | “oman too, what a piece of work she is, as dissect- Depaty Postmasters, but of his argument ia their | °d by the successful Doctor. Many ladies are defence attending his evening discourses, and learning Mr Baaby, in defending again the franking pri- | much that has been all a mystery before. 5 vilege, complained ot the masses of trash, franked | Farthermore, the Methodists and Episcopalians as “ Pab. Doc.” and sent out from day to day to | are each following the late example of the Catho- the Post Office, by wheelbarrow loads and cart- | liesin a fancy fair. These fairs are complete gull- one of the greatest drawbacks upon the | traps to catch noodles, where they carry on the t. He explained to Mr. Buchanan, in | !9ttery gambling system too extensively. A com- # of his remarks, that when he received reity girls has stifled all remonstrance letters under cover, the law provided that heshould | to this sweeping system of extortion upon the raw- Office, that the same | green beaux attending our late lottery concern. for the distance car. | But we protest against gamblmg in any shape— &e. especially under the sanction of a Church of Christ. The debate was sustained by Mr. Buctanan, on | The two fairs now in progres?, we believe, do the simple proposition that we must either take | 20t practice with such rapacity the system of away the frauking privilege irom members of Con- | “chances,” as did their late predecessor in behalf gress, oc deny to the whole people the benefits ot | of St. Matthew; and we are glad. of it. The cheap postages. Upon this issue he was decidedly | “love of money is the root of all evil,” and what in favor of the greatest good to the greatest num- | 2 quantity of this root there is in the churches is ber shown too frequently. They ought to be more dis- As the hour was gotting late, Be motion the bill | © ek more pions, and less covetous of “filthy was laid aside, and the Senate adjourned over to yall means. é Monday next. ‘ F. W Thomas, the author of ‘Clinton Brad- a shaw” and “the Beechen Tree,” lectures again House of Representatives. in town on temperance, to-night. We recommend Wasuincrox, Thursday, Jan. 30, 1845. | others to try his plan,—to take a real out-and-out Mr. Hewtey, of Indiana, a-ked leave to presect the re- | poetical frolic, and then to wind up with the sober Pp on ee Regios be arated. On) ree ieee wate, resolution of ‘joining the teetotal society.” 35 009 e 2 a OF 4 $ * feet vwed vo aucpent the rates, snd tciiors were eailed fo; |, O07 Sener aeeociate will inform you of other voted 92 in the aftirmutive, and 19 in the nega. | Matters,—of the letters enclosing bribes to Amos So the rules were suspended Kendall, for his official influence for certain fat . Wetven of Onio, mived to amend the resolution | places, &c., &c., which he has properly rejected by inserting 16,001 tead cf 25000 The former war | With scorn, 7 y . the number ted last year, aua they were plenty for it appears that our letters arrive with punctuality, the demand. all our apprehensions to. the reverse, nevertheless. Mr. Hexvey said that he hoped the amendment would | We are iadebred for this to the private care of Mr. not be carried, 25,000 was the number agreed upon in | Slack, the conductor to Baltimore, and not to any Commit'ee, and there was a greater demand for that re- ty 6 , port than eny ether. consideration for editors’ accommodation on the ‘The previous question was demanded and seconded, | Patt of the Department. One-half the time the mh ter nedlint te ted. The motion to print | *ditors’ box is left at the Post-office; and the 25,000 was then put and carried, whole Northera correspondence, sent inthe five Mc. Hentey tmovet to reconsider the vote wnich the | ©’clock train, depends upon the personal care of House refused to do, i the conductor. While we thank Mr. Slack, we Mc. Haxors, of (linois, moved that the rules of the | would suggest to Mr Wickliffe the advantage to Hous: be suspended, and that it resolve itself nto Com- | Il concerned, (and the Department ia most con- mittee of the Whole on the st ite of the Union. Adopted. ‘d.) of ial for th Me Weucer, of Ohio, in the Chair. Mr W announced | Ceted,) (of some practical arrangement, for the that ‘he haainess be'ore the committee was the considera- | benefit ef the press, and the public who derive, tion of the hill for establishing a their information of the “sayings and doings” in Trunironia Gove amen iw Onecow Washington through the press, and the mail. Mr. feng wi “pt Yee the — should lay aside this biti for a short time, to proce d— —— The Cuaraman “The genticmen, trom Mississippi (Mr. philadelphia, Thosps 1s entitled to the flo or ser Fa [Correspondence of the,Herald.}] r. Harbin hopet he would yie! ‘or amoment. He >, : wished the committee to procced to the consideration of Paruaperenta, Jan. 31, 1845, the, Soe Ras bill ; “7 De Korponay’s Grand Polka Parties—The Assem- he House did not agree thereto, ildii Mr. THompsox,of Mss , proceeded to make his speech bly Buildings—The Weather—Prospect of the Ice upon the sunject of Oregon, commencing by repudiatins. Cro:—The Interest om State Loans—General the idea tht t a Nortnern question. He said the La icals—. louse—-Cl only question was-Te the country oure ?and iit were, | V*lch—-Theatricals—. Custom Hi Changes r mach a Southern question as a, Northern probable. one roceeiled to discuss the title of the United J Stires to the whole territory of Oregon. ‘Waen he hed | 2AM®S GonDon Bennerr, Esq. : z cished, Dean Sir-—After note of great preparation, we are to have this evening at the Assembly Buildings, corner of Tenth and Chesnut streets, which, by Dittes puso cha? es cua the way, is the now fashionable gathering-place of Mr WEN, 0 0 i the bill which provides tor grants of land to immigrants | Parties, which has been got up under the superin into tne Cerritory, and contended that whether it would ir i i be a breach of the letter of the law, as contained in the | te2dance of gentlemen known and appreciated in convention for joint occupancy with G eat Britain such society here. When say that the Assembly not, he believed it would be a breach of ihe ap’ Building isof all places the most appropriate for conmenlion, 08 es eet the display ot beauty, with which it will be graced ey, and th-n pronved to grant the land to-night, Lam doing only justice to the epirited Ren- said chat it nad been said that Great Bri ain bad exerci Hleman who has fitted up the Grand Saloon ina this righ:, and therefore wa mnat go and do th style of magnificence, grandeur, and splendor far He deowd that Great Britain had either exercised or | excelling auy other such place in our Quaker city, claimed any such right—itsbe had, ho #aid t was ground | and I ecard nothing in assuring you that its equal for war with that power; but it was no ground for our | is not by any comparison known hereabouts. Of doing wrong, because she had done so Was the land | course then De Korponay could not have been i Was our title good? Every person here seemed _ have been in to by agreed that it was beyond areas! Why then nee better hands than thoee of the proprietor and own- Oe thi t cand paned F er, Edward E. Marvine, Esq , who | have inciden- erminate the Joint ocoupancy ?, | Were jot pened tally understood hails’ from your great Empire t of the negotiations with the ish minister te, and is a living specimen of the taste, fiber: it would be found that he had thrown himself on the con and enterprise of its good and talented citi { joint ocenpancy, and it was there, he said, Toxive youa deecripton of the saloons, thar difficatty wontd be ‘ound |o arise wih Great Britain. is needless and would occupy more space This he del eved to be the stumbling block. also, in the | than [can claim, but let me say that for purposes the obenpancy. y ie Pp setae jo Nermiiiate ee so fashionab! te Ae nowy, of Tonn., said that the Committee o HM q ‘ . Tercitories hai reirained {com taking any notice of the | _ We have to-day a touch of winter, 1 might say Convention, because tae right to give notice of the ter. | for the first time since John Frost usually mounts mination of the joint occupancy resided in another branch | his icy car ‘*in these diggins”; a smart sprinkling of the government and they thought that this nouse ought | of snow commenced about seven o'clock this not to meddle with ir na that it ought not to be introdu- morning, and continued with great violence for an ee lin ooonection with this bill. 4 Mr. Owss said be did not intend to off-r any opposition | NOW and.a halt, covering the ground tor several to the passage of the bill, nor to move any amendments, | “ches within thet time, and giving hopes of good even te the land clause, but he concered that the pas’ | Sleighing to the stable keepers, ‘and & prospect of sage of this bill would place an obligation upon tuem to | 29 Opportunity for the ingathering of the ice crop give notice ot the termination of the joint ocenpaney, | to the dealers in that absolutely necessary article, Ant beshoutl thencail up the. joint resulution hw had | the tailare of which has been feared by ail classe: offsred ou that subject, This was al! he rote to say. vf people who indulge either in the use of the Me J %. Iron next rose, and, in reply to a ques orien , cold water, or the luxuries of ice creat, tea be propeved, and the concomican’s of the restaurant. The Mir. Baows rose and suid that he had no ideo neomi clanve in the bill bere the Howie wont? oofiet wk | ind a blowing stiffly from NW, and although any provisions of the treaty, fr even the lond claase | % he tine | write * Old Soi” is shining out in did not give laod it was Prowpective—to come into ove great splendor, but bttle effect is made upon the ration st a future time: in order to provide against | snow that covers our side walks. The merry any confit, he bat no objection to the insertion of a | ringing of the sleigh bell has, however, been bu in the hill, providing that nothing conrained in it | little heard in ovr streets, the heavier vehicles o: id interfere with any claims of any other govern. busier having already Megs to the paving ; said that no such clause could effec: | STons hopes are entertained, however, of another the object whtoh the gentleman proposed to attain—for | ‘lL of saow, and then look out for fun. every clause of the bill would interfere with the rights eslabitine have period ony Leo fed ane ete bd pi 6 interest sawp, of illinois, obtained the fluor, and "bh upon our right to Ore on, and the aniute necessity of our assuming jurisdic.ion over the territory. of Joint occupancy ; and he conceived thet the question s " 1 Of land oF no land was no object whatever when! put Ia | on the State Loan to be paid, which will fall due deserve to be well patronised, cutering, as the ‘er Of Eat Broadway and'Catharine street, New York, Savage, 24 Fulton street, and A, A. Samanos, HAVE YOU A COUGH? . i m7 i i fitted x ity of 3 lee i ds hi t a premature death management of each does, forthe imtellecual en; | foi 'ans to tae ec adraante eine cua at Arianne cny of New Yorks" ye none | Dom. rere thetaanle tare Segatmea joymapat of our denizens. At the Chestnut and | inediate pussossion given, as I have arrani i AVE: OUGH!— Dr.Jayne’s Expectorant asafe ‘alnut we have had Bourcicault’s new comedy | shortly. Apply from 10'A. M._ to 8 P medical prescription, containing ne poisynous drugs, aud used 8 ith he of Old Heads and Young Hearts, for neatly two | tion willbe given. Rent only’ $290 a year. CASH TA{LURING ESTABLISHMENT, | in an exte tice for several yeas, Will most ‘positively ——_er eee 3 f hat awful disease, pul weeks, and it has met with considerable success. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE : Ree Ek resem, | sreetiti alte Devealiyr ateeore into toe grave: buuutods We hive Mr und Mra. Sloman, and our old favo: ABOUT FIFTY ACRES of choice Laud jn the oh | Terme concen iatgrenerantiater he tantous (igus? | ofthe ours: theobdr te ta.e helwely aed he way. to Keep) way. ite, i Ward, in the city of Brooklyn, fronting the New , | Bi persuaded t+ purchase a bottle of the and an union of the Pari eatre of your city, | fours hixhly picturerque. Enquire of JOHN SB Ai ep pemenn iio Nea the samme quelity f ‘nes Exp-ctorant is the only remedy and the Chesnut street company at that house, in | on the premises, ja29 mere of garments. Wi. pony | ‘sh ula take » you; for this plain reasou,that 12 no one the sawe line. OR BALESA valuable pss othe st su) tess Cont, . the th. withas been used has it failed to rev We have it rumored, that several changes will ct known as Movrisante, aitented om the Harlem river, Vests o} oh . Ci pared and sold by Dr. Jnyne, 20 South Third street, Phi- take place 1m the custom house to-morrow, and 08 the county of Westshester, consisting of one hundred Gen their own ‘cloth, | Jedelphy a. Sold by the agents, A. B. & D. Sands, Diuggists, there are a number of persona who have been wh g te d, fenced and in good order. | U; | N Fulton street, 273 Broadway, and 77 East Broadway. through the whole political campaign, there may | ‘he farm ture pi en oe be a28 im*m be reagon to suppose it is true. There are certain! 11 -man’s country residence. ‘There i isles ‘ CORBITT way be consulted coniidutially applicants enough, and if industry during the ean | ‘wo. Farin Howes, and’ ail necenary out twildines Also, Diese Doane street, two doors from Chatham. - vass constitutes any claim, there are many de- | ¥ Spies power, aed snorehsrd: 3be sai TENTH! TEETH!! TEETH Uni uy of the City of Ne and that he b ly conf ‘is pri serving of being chosen. Of this, however, more | aftie Cig Hallwitn we pi loge Son ig bre qe acron the | GREAT REDUCTION IN DENTISTRY. T will also endeavor, as 1 have received an invi hoe rh auigteooth retirees en cre cet eats Ont ile tween 18 and 3 P. M. of Terms ang further pertienl es ine ‘A single Tooth wt for, +35 cents, only! tation, visit the grand polka party of Mons. De i M. MORRIS, goth fifled with Gne Gold’ 5 to-night, i i RR Ed [in Foul, of « superior quality, sp rie «grand fhe, give you an early descrij VERY DESIRABLE LOT® FOR BALE.—Five | Tootche cured oruleersted srysns ox i - {ous ou the southerly a de of 1th seeet, aearsth arene. | jgty'iovwoe f : os te he northerly side of 19th stieat, becween exh, | TATA URN Oe | eley,” Rersous aflicted with protiucted and inveterate eazee ee bi-+ ar Sour ov Unrrap Srate anne eaeye ad 7th avenues, with court yards in froot, and in the midst o! SOMETHING NEW. not deepois of being restored to, health, 4 applying to, 4 in, 80.— James Lorimer Graham, E.q., of New York, | *egant improvements iathailiy iain ith; corenns bet troee the are inanufactoring, un Letere Eat itt A bractice of ipeny years has ished t) at a ; was admitted an attorney and counsellor of this Court. 6 a 7th the United improved | tation bp rictares: cobb a Pua, Risa Ions ta eo reer nae te ee ees cho ch WITHOUT Bui ieroNs Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. avenue. pn very reagau ble arma ¥ ~ (OUBAND GROSS RT Boanp, Ji —$10000 State 5%. 5d, 713; 10000 Four Lots on the easterly side of 7th avenue, between 12th and i zed do, B4.711; 18060 do, rw, 71;, 20000 do, Bd, 715 nad ‘Ho, ad, | 13th streeta, with cellars partly, dug ow a (' a ee ee geatly put up in tin, wood and paper, in any packages, and rd, ‘ive Lots on the northerly side Sco street, between the lst Medical Ca 1000 do 71; 5000 do, rw, 704; 30000 do. rw, 71; 80 old | and 2ud avenues, ove looking the city and East Kiver. ee: foratl eae DOCTOR MORRISON, ly in lots to suit pure! 898, 1034; 5 shures | "Phe whole amouvt may remain on mortgage, if improved, ; i ; L DISPENSARY, 204} Fulton street— + 2655 RR at and 70 rer cout uot improved. |G. He WINTEN, Lap gels Pkiseeteeticetees | NObsatc tiaras ca tae tote connaliss eoobaarone: Scorn Boarp, Jun. 30,- $3080 Stat ; i236 Im*ec 16 Wall strest, i ‘on all pri roy which he cures without mercury, or Te aoaoaoa—s— ore | Hat in dict oF pursuit, Recent eases, partioularly “Gonor do 71; 10000 do, b5 7 000 Tennessee 7 7 ry . a (" i TO LET OR LEASK.—A large two story brick tig Releing das pun a STRICTURES OF THE URETHRA igs cured, by Ds 3 + 82: Reading RR,s5, 21; 3 Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank, of the ie ? 6 (itrard Trost. 214; 29 Commercial Bunk, 50; 100 Gira Hog ea sated vt, nith cule avowed, who 13 vera as tney have tae ty been d to the action of all climates, it ishest injury. | M. en improved principles, without pain or venience to 7 Northern Bk, Ky, 874 wufactory, which will be built if poged to the setion of al} tbe sliuhest injury. | i pr tho "ie rua i-<aeeanememmemie memmmem came two srory frame Cottage, Honse aud fiv- Lore Orie te ny Shepbras Bookstorseisi Broadwaye or as ttt | these af pts aferignn a grimy spparniny nose Tat ex LOOKING GLASS PLATES. barn, ke: eo an es SPALDING & CO. _ | Extrations as those alected with colarped prostate wiunds, many ANLINE & OSTHEIMER, | ‘No.3 B and putin : . tel Ap Wy ora Falltaszort: | the Sloomtayad te road. CIGARS? CIGARS! CIGAKS! wafer moush ininry rom avbwrard piece ment of Lookin: rom 9 be 7 to 40 by 20; Polishes ‘Also, 8 Lots adjoinig on ths Bloor road, ranning EZEKIEL, 92 street, opporite the £ ld : | the train of \tiag from Plate Window Ns from ‘8 by 12 2 60 by (2. five aos ae the Tt sree ate pea Reece he pees respectfully ineites the a ation of bs iene on t youth; i tug uoera emissions \, sortment i. Jasses, cl hu jo ro 5 4 i Vigars, just re- » Whe, ie nen, together variety of thar German and | | Alto, a Lot i Sothatret, between the 7th and tb arenucs, to vejrel by lace arrivals (rom Havana 2 reworing Syainan vo « healthy soup and Nemsaing es chia? vigor. th y whieh they offer ou the ‘most favorable terms, 6. H. WINTER: rf Fi ase. . Pavetelas of varions brands, 4428 Im*gbz 526 Im*ec 16 Wall rtreet, Normas, args ~ whee iN hol ts commana zi ott CHHAP DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRA FOR SALE—The House and Lot No. 3 Wall street, R = Sargeons, se hele, perhane s M&S. SHANKLAND, Daguerreotype Artist, havi Fale being 40 tet fronton Wall street. buil bert read i Napalson e veruhine Surgeon ip tne city. Bes Fe ‘Since two years more then 1¥, id ies high, exclusive of the basement and sub-c frenpees as asa tio and imported, and ware mediciue and advice s post peld and i are. Javon. k fr taking the best style of portraits, sea contain about thirty apartments, all well and commo- | cha invited to 1d exasn Ty Giese in: hese trode her! friends tod cist aud the public that it fe ys peeiiird pe vce stores, and ot purposes. The N. B.—Grdera from abroad will bes tly attended to. 7A.M. eo pes biog wanton a th pil Daguerren ye Uikeneae jaciadl ‘Also, the two three-story brick S den | titre | bap eee bales rime and very superior dew totied Hemp, iy iy vet ie ap hae f sand ] iane,aud the thre. story brick bu POST OFFICE, j Th forailein tots to wnt purenaears ty Meare eaiteed han esabiohe Disuaren Greene street, one door south of Maiden HE posT MASTER OMe mun? Bd 5, all ‘COLLINS & CO., 5 South st. * Li ty on Maider [hese i vin rove ry 7 een ineawae 05 Me | Totd order and weil situated for busin THe, mpen lation for taceseeblishment offs PRE STAN ENTE MEDICAL ADVICE nate SEB ad riraits talon (rom'ti0 the | ;,All the above mentioned vroperty is ow well eunnted, and | BRANCH FONT OFFICE, and sanctioned tbe selection made 1 a ra era tae geo, 6 2 the | ror a permanent investinent peculiarly desieable, boy the Post Master for its location on CHATHAM SQUARE, PRIVATE DISEASES, a a i Tele: carat TF. Ke TILCOU, 38 Wall street. | corner of East Brondwa d etd thatthe moval fron | ‘THE MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK COLLEGE : imte | ah FOR SALE—A Ferm. of Wi sare,onthe cat hank | “alttia'grnet Ges we Chuakeet Ques Whats atseh | preston OP plucknnys teemttte Soeahea sade? yatcal = f yn the ¥ Shatha ¥ s . ARCHITECTURE fh: Hudson River, wear the village of Hhinebecks, withan | curenus'y. ithe two olkces will be ready ior oGeupatios dveng | fartsution to Sil disedées Of a private usturer aud ‘can ‘RED. SCHMIDT bess Jeay: to inforin friends avd the R two offices will be read upation during | attention to all diseases of a private uature, and can cou- Samar lars hope aa bene te bene ae ck, wrhet : athe Fark will I Promive. to persone, requiring ‘eaten, ¢ ji me nit are A use, barn, ouse, dairy houses, hay ost Viaster congr.tul fellow citizens ithout injury to th eae een eee te ames goat gee Bruaday 20 | oreas hovel, cal) to good order | pon the completion of arrangements so well calculated to pro: {from business, Invalids are parcicelarly requestod land tasteful desigus, fr in the Cot. | -A'8» & Piece of land, being 5 acres, in the village of Fort | mote the convenience of all classes wf tne cov munit vo make application to the College on the first ap) ice | drsigus, fran the Cot | Cee, on the west b mk of the river, kuown as the Orchar !, with JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM iscates, a & vast amount of su ‘and vime may be tony in ail the various | everal houses and improvements thereon. Also, the piece of | j23rel0 Port thus avoided. ’ One of the members uf the College, for many ne tid Coctrarts for Baia: | {and im the same. village, known as Long Dock consisting of TAXES OF 1 years connecied with the hospital iu, Kurope for the abo eres, ol lock and wal ite aa eure of those cor jaints, yr consultation ion, and superintends the erection thereof. | Dronerty is mac most of it fu exesllent fence, -OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES, AM. wTPM. if COLORED PAPER AND FANOY PAPER — | thehorses and tote Noe 11-10 705 sod 81 Varick noes, Wing | DURSUANTT to the Act “or the Coltcettin of Sexes inthe IMESRRANT “TO COUNTRY INCALUDE —Perone ¥ a a e} E e honses anc ie e Act “for Col ion of ) axes in I COLURED Py) FANCY PAPER rb eT No EL bene ab | Plast New Pere: noted Amal late ited» pat living in the country, and findiog jt jnconveniegt to make per a ‘ feat w' f hereny given, that uiless the ‘Taxes now remaii ication, ean have forwarded to them a chest contain: A, F,,BOBEN respeciCully informs his friends and the | od'apartmenta and aceommod tions. "All th all be paid to me at _my_ office, on or before the y | all medicines requisite to perform a radical eure, by stating thet sre paty Siena ates aretig eo | CRSP ottndon s0h a, chndigehmuen louse | Sfciseterclaceat ns eee emcee | Setcetiony ote eekan panes paclersine, inte firm of Blinc & Bodeu, 74 Fulton corm of Goldatre-t He | the'Third Avenue, in the 16th Ward. sor] “ich Taxes remaining wapaid'on the Bfteeath day’o id addressed pW, RICHAKDBON, M.D. Aueat, is toll determiu-d ufactue a supe.ior article, and to | Also, 16 lots in the 12th ward, viz;—four lots on the west side : ; Pnstiting Rooms ol the College, 93 Nessauat. yut the prices so as to satis'y his customers. Orders will be | of enue, corner of 1:t street; one lot on the south side of ‘he present law. requiring the exes, Se.hepeid co the Ree | di punctna ly attended to. i Sth street; one lot on the north side of 49th street; three lots on | ceiver only, (the office of Ward Collectors having been abolish- LPEAU’S SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE RADICAL N. B.A. assortment of Colored Eapersand Fancy Paper | the south side of 49th street—all west of and near the 3d avenue; | ed,)all those who can make it convenient to pay their Taxes 'S SPEC. a eee oat Boxes alwoys on haud. ja30 zm*ec | three lot: west side o! ‘avenue, between S6th and $7ch | early, will find it wrratly to their advantage to do so, thereby imate oe tine Seong, sn ee, CROTON FOUNTAIN BREWERY streets; two lots on the north side of 57th street; and two lots | avoiding the crowd and delay which will, ily occur for harges the geen, peas piles the resale, inability of . BEAR « on the south side of 58th street—the last mentioned four lets be- | several revious to the Percentage being charged. in the Hospital ‘arite in Boris, are THE inability of the subscriber to meet the increased de: | :ween the 2d and 3d avenues. ‘The ‘Tax Bills may be obtained ou apvlication at the office. ia ‘Amber Ales hicherto manufactared | "Phe terms of sale will bemadseuy. 1, Office hours from & o'clock, A. M. until 3 olclock F. M- eg prechon time thaweny other pitied commence Brewing establishment | jn25 2w#re No, 58 Wall street. jaTtoMri® re Hecriver of Pixes. pe ct seing with the stomacty gr coninemen! it x. Sold at the Co! of Medi- ROBERTSON'S THE PICTORIAL NEWS RwOM, eben eet PHGNIX HAT AND CAP MANUFATORY, | N° @ BROADWAY ANT HERRY STREER ee | ee Pees ICORD'S ALTERATIVE MLX i THE per. No. 10) FULTON STREBT, HAWKES, having ftt'd up.a Parlor ns a Geveral News | RICORD : oF ei MEDICAL NOTIOE a EAST SIDE OF BROADWAY. zw felt ger g boot Rheme e log mol oy owen dt A Modes, or any Roman rodueed ‘By ant ingndiexcus use STRANGERS AND CITIZENS lated yt ex: The exiensive appliestion of tie svstem of sinall profits, cash ace vf the favors 40 liberally bestowed since he has been | Of tercury, or unskilfal medical treatment. All, persons sus- LO oe reg mith ey Ee aay branches of bi ness in thi u the publ 3 Hopes a re 7 y ain 2 pemaining ir system should use the folle wins letter 5 _ oy: wail faa toaecved and eacy tcuranes ehsei bd help mm gen ah otra ha Sonia ne. dg fe after having the venered et y iacly, Dr. Cooper—Sir Last July I contracted a certain privacy tion to the HATIING | an a A x1 he ; plicamedately agi lsed to a. dogtor, wi Promed tt | usiness. fue mnbableaoes nre widely PT rig reais fay rip anette Ma sat « botties at $1 each, im caneaof half dozen el. ( continued with him two months. bat neainess and taste in d ess, and at the same time for aoe bial erst = DT TRL - en ttt icked and sent to all parts of inion. at mdoslly getting worse ; 1 tried ove after another, all the J ny aud thrift, chece wrens great testou 10 Uelieve th “en | GENTLEMEN'S SUPERFLUOUSCLOTHING j ©! ‘Modicine And Pharmacy, $2 Nassau at Maat ikemueh tie CMGTURMEETewe ae tier ii b GENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES denisous of converting mio { sa Ne Ae Liat loncth diacovered the objcet of these wore was me | far atneas naa way : (can their supertinons of cast of Cloching, will oun from GONCENTRATED EXTRACT Os SARBATAKILLA, Rey and, teat Hey ware not ee 0 89 int | uo reip lye) . che Subscriber the HIGHEST SH PRICES. GENTIAN avB SaonaPRas, prepared by the N. York Colleue fot eight wesks my throat and note wepe teense, pues | wai the oumurity cannot be comvrted oh thi lass te | doo hese ct ey tae eae ee anges: | of Medicine, and Etacuincy,sstablinhed for le suppression “of id oy ptt, and my body coversd with uloers. way | enbseriber has emloytdcal ge nmmnrr of the bese wort iach fo theirs advan 2 to scad for the Bubecriber, who will | Stacag' Ril the purtivcng aualiees aod eurecine powers ot tro nro wi vi \d curecive powers of ‘cousidered jt dangerous to, the manwfactaring and finishing departimes ta: also slait-ul and | qreend ¢ thei intent. above herbs, ended Colt - eiueen Clheeaae. (4 ® me HTRVEDE Sites Nor wal ig ove fideatly recommen bv the College as in- tt 4 any medicine, and advised a sont A Le is a the hovpital, and by sdvice oF several friends, placed drm ‘f [Capa ont gidememyt steht apiery fuperior to any extract of Saraya in at present before under your care om the frst of January last. 1 ain gow well and fh ste personal knowledge of the Cusiness, | {F"A. hime throngh the Post Office, or bes q ane aay, ta Rasen om nee agen eet cues io pevect heen wink hi Rabid is ve parchasing co ths ene aan pundtually attended to. ae 'tmera” |, seqotiies ‘salethonsn, cing-wermy: blotsbes or’ pim ers Carpenter and Joiner, Harlem, N.Y. | herence to “cash on delivery” rein OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANOE COMPANY, | Pain in the bones on joints, nodes, entanoons eruptions, vicerated Dr, Cooper warrants. to cure every ease, co'matier how long | with all inipeoetmeats sod’ iis toetterreet Piskions otitis New York, Jaauary 18th, 1815 ° | Sore throat, or. auy disease arising from the Becontry efioets of standing, of Gleet, Stricture end Seminal We and je him to say with all coufideuce, that he now offers | A N ELECTION for Directors of thi tution, for the | Sypbulis er an inyudicious ase of = wes of private maladies cared in 48 wit interfering ( ork, arcicles in his line fully equal in eneuing year, Will be held at the offige of the Company, No. Id in single ane ofan i ; Fe cents each, with the patient's habits. Dr. Cooper's Office, 14 rahility to those sold in Broadway, and unequalled | 36 Wall street, on Monday, the 3d of February next. CBr perme? . two doors from Chatham st. Neecureno pay. fel Im®m_ | in cheapness aud economy to any ever offered Ya this city Poll open from 12 o'clock M. to 1 o'clock P. M. ‘Goh 008 dpe the Uni MRO AND SlIRGICAL OFRIE le begs leave to refer to the following schedule of articles, | _J21toF sre GEO. T, HOPE, Secretary. NS. rate nag Fahey P oovhodhs Holscale purchiasers. MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE. and their respective prices amneged = |. Bm A. ver iscount to w! f A . OFFICE OF THE AUBURN & ROCHESTER R. K. CO. Office of the College, # Nassan street. Cananpaiaua, lath Jsnuary, disre one RATER AMDSON, M, D.. Aceat First Quslity Natria Fur... : CE is hereby gi store : : THE Tacutteal with ats erat NE aes ceeehy, Secret a eel Elhitt ime | CJONSTITUTIONAL DERILITY CORED—Tye Toute 3 ince them the sa cent » payable on the Ist. day of February next, out of the neit | of ite eity ob Dy, the Col U iy as good servi profs of their business forthe current six moms Stock- | Of Yehitity produced by secret indul of ~ 5 olders whose stock is registered in the City ‘Iransfer Books | Pt isan tayalnecic cetsedy for Unwecoe aterilite, oF barter pusesce x knee of gener perior toh o aticis forthe Coneteyase cai rewuered in the City tranufer Books | fr isan invaluable remedy furiinpotence, sterility, OF barrenness of your general ** Phyriciaua”—and that his abil ng 1 New York, in the City of New York, and those whose stock | ("plese depending on wal-formation, ) mnt and proper maz tof every variety of the, he is rogistered in the Books of the Compunty kept at Caasedeinen ice $1 each, enses of nif ‘2 dozen $5; carefully Sir sos only’ lige. erey gaat et tp — Pe 50 ] will receive payment at this office, : ‘ikce of the Sollege a Niet nd 9% Nassau come frora the West Ladies and Canada. 1 eure, o8 a ance, and very serviceable, Seren Hae I SY MOUR Tame | meee BIGCHARGSON, M. Bi. Are lays. $0) vatients e year. I discounteaance queckery in any PS Moet © and, therefore, cake this method of jaforraing streagers, a i “ a . : and tet | First Quality Mens and Boys = Slo a" T) MAKRIED ADIs. Tha letruent of thete Giecaee, “Biren eae peagian, ghilled ta YS Made of superior French Cloth, and trimmed’ ia a Ve SE'+A RS—SEGARS--SEGARS. M42, Resta ERE VIGCAVE, POWDERS, Se trgntent of theie disvase., fvery care J underiake Leave | Saverior meaner, asunliy sold ak $9 and $250. D. MjHENRIQUES, 51. Willing strect, repnctfotly in- | MUSfieisinvalaatie Powders hays been onsrereslly adoves Boel ed pM Gott Hlh f Abln Quality. ; ne itis nttention of his friends and the public generally Franes in partewlar, or upwards of tintey Y ead hones of fs bee 1 will ¥ oa uate {oR at choice Segurs, just received by late arriv: Ms cy eunntry, as being the only mild, Constitati reakne: i Phi ity... xvanai— : “» being af id alte bre on By ascent babit ndslned i td 8 ve cation | Ri, Terns Urkads, | " Fapetnlas, of varions rede: 1/64 too rapid ineteae of fal 5 atten ti Lyle of above articles at health, Many ee eens Chetie ad ioe cetaand | Mianot boaprpassed by eny eotablishevent in thie city cr clee. jad. Yaneros. ito, mother are may? mm natural ja rend . ice haa experienced my salutary treatment. Dyspet ia, weal be as a ; ‘nh sad ‘i be te (Cos iegectals iam sm rok a oafarlan of in pactienlarly i ly prevent are. Beet aden aoa ae a Nana ral of . t, o1 J. wo it srs of te apie War Scr ela ie othe i = frabece : io he fe ue Toad iy . letters, with st of cass ‘ a J arene 4 cure, Fort pal , With statement of ef The above Segara are trod ax gentine and fi ae : seein ealite Toe dont hea Contos come ee BRUN LA ROSIERE & COURT, tai the erade would do to call and examine them i one ——— OE. vert, have just rece ved by the Louis H here WONDERFUL DISCOV@RY. pecortment of hs, Polka, Rach Hints Ae CHEAP SPECTACLES 1 t , un Herd Dre 7 in Siiinnes grey hurvo ta orgie sofort afer aintnies a | Ja Polka Camas, Hoven, Fancy | A plahway -HENIY D. BLACK WOODS Workien oluticnis diferent from any: yet offered, and cangot fail of au | Fi Hen are earpue ey ee ene tre qnuest styles, and for | Gpeician, aa proof of the above, advertives the following cbeap viet ifarantage of betotfving "tne ‘bair without’ injertns ter Kishin ed OOS “Best double jointed Gold 8 erowth. , saat Beat single jomted Gold Thte who doubt are requested to have the OR SALEGA Fem 2 ith » large works shop Telos paying vet nocey At humbage would cae Prraehed pr 8 appliad about ten horse power, from | Best Count od there would be no reason to complain. Mand. “Tbe shove pronests lesteaaed rial will prove the fact. fered tales (roan News tes imported, revious im* re is situated . = spc AL ets tare ie ns Gast OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE VTABLEAU AND Tar RLS ratie blue wel ~pectacie, fet with the bert laa, and EEN teases, Saving nr reranons | C Sad irteen cstéomplnaly eau Secures, sisi bln Sl Qoeeae emsh prices for the same, by, sending, for the subscriber, at his + ae og PRINCK STREET Good elastic blue Scee] Spectacles. it. of ‘ ‘8. COHEN. Costumes for Parties of fifty or one hundred persons, sent on f i rca h ling ejthrough the Post Office, otherwise, will be witoto any pot of te Unied tates. Letters Promply auianded 3) Virmous to prevent evils £0. whi pani ik hasan So JE ons 2 aaliat wil our HULL'S TRUSSES CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR’S a Re asses: y ow! 2s, NOTICE TO RUi E_A RR” y . i ; joncave jae: into your own frames, 1! apon the bes Coe e Ge Wane, RETAIL, Beat Ci Pebbles: fras ids. 2» application reaey AT " AU AT! ET. Revaiss executed at the same rate of cheapness, lone ie ne Ai: Be ado, | TA Serr ira lwmon ne wmopenent | ie Taae nnn nn vn Hull's Trusses, to sec if they are goof aay eaiabliahimeat inthe’ sity: Muperion Teas, Cotte SWORD EXERCISE. a ‘R. HAMIL’ having enter ; Sees ve hacia Meth tpi ae ceed Se Caries he Steet titer orm seg Pall td eH anes | See uy pts hy fi _ steeper Bl county, Hotel and Boarding House Cheeta ¢ ‘ v Soper it at wi id it to their advan Sword Exercise, an 4 ane i a. Fi hen ey for ca ie tom Hicd ade ge ents call. Goods se a the | several rer, engaged as ‘Teacher of the Sword in the United saens, wits ana ho mi i ‘olunteer Companies wishing to become perfect fadisponiion, w{l be accom i oN. c other, ee Watcins Sy we ai aaa aod MARTELLE & HOLDERMANN, ow ket or Artillery Drill, can Wy constr ibs tenons resj board. Hf WATCHES AND JEWEL No. 37 Maiden Late, N.Y. By, Appligation to the advertiser, 31 Aun 9 Pil ead if Chat ld cudnt au” erat, Ga | MA dover of Genes re aii Ha or eli: Protea ee ae fl descrip- r 1 i lew York, . gineer, which (ou an extensive seale for many years whee, would not adiit to change the hair fromany cther eolorto a hesaatal Borin ips of race Selguee. T BOXES i tra. Mewor A PROPRI . T Box rh L- TORS OF TIMS’ teh 1 K JAYNE, No. 20 South Third stress, a) that they “hey + of derey Civy. theit agent OLESALE AND RETAIL being, lon by teva Jersey City ron Foundry, w ne AE SUBSCHIBERS, : bal " TIMMS HLL BUOY, T ie tdhcolie ty tho acted E* CJ NaHTON “ELIS & POMEROY which c-ses ‘of ten, and even! on aa turer of Morocco Cases; offers Yor sale a Tolowig ehend ‘ slull of, rad been der jent ity of Fi tes, Ko. (mocdinmn) 98 de 5 a comph etd moa apply ton bag dn ietear ot , sites Ginstes, from #3 to : cold for im the pieines, the id the bea ow ‘ Stents hambers syreee, four doors from Brondway. Hours draw on paper an anlimited r HEAT —s000 Bashele Prime iiingie, for sale in lots to a advant ge to call bscriber, wh #, Carls, Seams, DR LARDNER GONSTILTING ERIN EE tere. (Post Miressed to bo one oth afta eal ch nes than any ther ee isting Carle, and all isda DR, LARDNER, CONSULTING ENGINEER, ert taeeratmet nn ne ’ D— is informed, % Be need se mote | ASA le bry Se Bean te a Ta , AMERICAN HAIR DYE pe ln bh) vote her personal ee upon thean im RRENTED, if strictly applied according to direction Ms sede oe ee Sea ee os = TMS PATENT BF a barn or unrectty Je black, withont staining or irritating the ; fea ce inventions f i ck in tions, Wi view respectfully call old by the Agents, A. ne of ip , will be - 7) treet, 273 Bi eve ap aay peer: eemtaaas gt i, Oe Lapers arasg be of said boxes. Also, agsnt for transacting jaess coun, . ted with anid patentright,, Alle ications directed to him at | PICKLING AND PRESERVE tr) of Jersey City, January 7th, 185. mere prime of descver fore pretend to 4 man Ci DR. BROWN begs to inform the Pine Apples R aia lonest Johor, fom th I hased ’ tts, Stra Eri atlrCHR OSOPUag | Saat nm ls irda at | Sp ‘treats y . | ter in all dlacases of the ‘beara he a Pi rayrparsmemah ee Fa alg cha te % 0 ces, of every imaginable de. Importer of F Da - me ied late ean OF every titeyto auntie catemence | B Ay ABT AULT A i offers Yor sale yielled. after the: d rer by eminent Physicians ad 4 Pine Moreen agen, with Wek ~ deed, or. BS. ns a Be of fire in hie treatment oer 7 Hager that an nveanee i Fam weg al gomplte ead ran f F iadlarasaacton he : hemicale used - ob tes i Dr. Brown will not undertaken ease where there is not good wer ‘eviedae vg the Daguernatyce Poerata on eapraved rondway D BEST —Ked Ah COAL, a J. W wm : ie amnee rom 1h ACAI t03 1M (Bandaye eared 256 Kivaabeth ot. All oder shed, dt : Feseteced, calle che ualnyete Besa aerate ple F Jat im*m red clean Hare Boe! 3 city at pod vase 28 im*re it 33 OaRparn. 1a 2 omelet eG ide "8; Broun | [EMC —a00 bales prime wad varv.pupetion Dew Boy for ele Vit, by ek. GO) % CO558 south at. ath at dat the Yard 8 lone a r orator naisr~sadnest