The New York Herald Newspaper, February 14, 1845, Page 4

Sree ee BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. |, Washington. [@orrespondeneé of the Herald J Tue Capiron, Wasmvaron, Wedoesdiy, 5 P. M i Election of President and Vice President in the Electoral College — Exe of Representatives~ Lavirs fainting in the Gal- leries—Arrival of the President Elect James G. Bunvext, Esq: The votes of the several States for President and Vice President were counted to day in the House of Representatives, in presence of the members of the Senate, and an immense assemblage of +pecta- tors, including several hundreds of beautiful and elegantly attired females. The crowd was such that several fainted in the ladies’ gallery,owing to the want ot gullantry on the part of the members in not extending aninvitation to admit them upon the floor as in 1840. The result of the count will be communicated in regular proceedings, and the official election of James K. Polk as President of the United States, and George M. Dallas as Vice, is now declared to the world, and his political op- ponents must be well aware “* Who and what he is.” He arrives here to-morrow evening, and will be received with every honor, and escortedto his elegant rooms at Coleman,s popular hotel ‘a fall account of proceedings will be forwarded. ‘Nothing was coneluded to-day except the result of the Presidential election. Wasuineton, Wednesday, Feb. 12, 1845 The Ladies—The House— The Theatres —Actors and Actrosses. J. G. Benner, Esq. :— The scene of congregated beauty in the galleries of the House to-day, transcended, we dare allege, the accumulation of bright eyes at the Brigadier General’s late benefit at the Tabernacle of David Hale. The spectacle of the brilliant array ot bright faces over the Speaker's chair was en- chanting, and miraeulously beneficial to weak eyes. Aad all the ladies, bless their sweet souls, went away, net asking “ who is James K. Polk?” but satisfied that he is de facto, de jure, prima facie, and bona fide, the President of the United States of America. ‘What's to be done, Mr. Editor, for our National ‘Theatre and Olympic Saloon? With good com panies, and good pieces, they are starving to death: Can’t we have a compromise 2 It is impossible for Washington City to afford a patronage sufficient for the oil and the fiddles of two theatres. It can- not be done. We must have either a compromise ora collaps At the National last night, Mr. Conner performed excellently well the cha- racter of Werner, in Byron’s tragedy of that nam+; but the young maa who acted the part of Ulric was in most pre requisites in- efficient. At Mra Timm's Olympic, we had lighter entertainments, buc not the lees agrera- ble on that account. Mrs. Timm sings well, a+ Mitcheli’a supporters, every one of them will reapond. Mr Brnston is quite a clever songster and actor—Miss Clarendon needs ouly to be seep and heard for herself, and Miss St Clair, with a fizure for a seniptor’s study, and the action of a Nureid, makes such a harmony of motion with those harmonious legs, as makes old bachelors weep. Professor Bonneville and lady, are enlightening us meantime on the aubject of Mesmeriem. What mystery there is in this secience—what wonder-— with no inconsiderable concommitant of humbug- gery , es’a to-night. w. Party.atMr. Ri nee abelian) TWN LY-CIGHTH CONGRESS, BRCOND SERBION. In Senate. Wasmtneton, Wedaesday, Feb. 12, 1845 Senate met at 12 o’clock, pursuant to adjourn- ment of yesterday. Prayer by the Rev. Mr Tustin. Oa motion of Mr. Evans, the reading of the Journal was dispensed with Mr. Frencn, Clerk of the House of the Repre sentatives, reported that that body were now v ready for the reception of the Members of the Senate and its officers, pursuant to resolution heretofore adopted, in relation to the official count of the elec- toral votes cast at the late Presidential elections io the several States of the Union The President pro tem. accordingly announced to the Senate that they would now proceed to the House of Representatives pursuant to resolution. He came down from his chair accordingly, and with the Secretary, led the honorable body over which he presided with such dignity and impar- tiality, in a procession of two by two, arm in arm, out of the Senate chamber, through the ante-cham- ber, and along through the rotunda to the hall of the House, where the President pro. tem waa re- eeived by the Speaker of the House, escorted to the plaiform of the Speaker’s chair, and seated at the right of the Speaker, when the counting of the votes for President and Vice President of the Uni- ted States was commenced and accomplished, as reported in the proceedinge of the House by our associate. After announcing the result, the President pro. tem. ofthe Senate, with the members thereof, re- turned ta their chamber, when Mr. Watxxr submitted a report from the joint committee on the subject, that in further execu tion of their duty, they had agreed upon a resolu- tien that a joint committee of one member on the part of the Senate, and two members on the part ‘of the House, be appointed to confer with James K Polk, of Tenn, aad Geo M. Dallas, of Pa and inform them of their election to the offices of President and Vice President of the United States respectively. And the resolution was adopted. Mr. Waker was appointed the committee on the part of the Senate. On motion of Mr. Huntineron, 200 copies of the Journal of Magnetical Observations matte’ at Phila delphia, were ordered to be printed for the Topo- gra, hical Bureau Mr. Hyer submitted a memorial from — Bache, Pe reference to certain dry dock experiments. Re- ferred Mr. Waite preeented a memorial from Indian: praying a repeal of the naturalization laws. Lait on the table Mr. Farrrigip moved a re-eonsideration of the vote ot yesterday, by which the Senate indefiaitely oatponed the bill for the relief of the heirs of Ju- Tien Dubuque, of Iowa Territory, (involving the title to 40,000 acres of mineral lands.) But before & re-consideration was had, on motion, The Senate adjourned House of Representatives. Wasnineton, Wednesday, Feb. 12, 1845. Prayer. The: readisg of the journal was dispensed with. A motion was made to go into Commitee of the Whole, forthe purpose of taking up the bill for furnishing the President's mansion Refai Mr Bowu.tr of Mo , off-red a resolution from the Lo; lature of thet S*ate in favor ot the immediate ocoupation of Oreg: Laid on the table, and red to be printed Some exrontive communicat: re taken from the ker’atable and read. Thesi for intorm with some returns, & Hed up and read, making an appropriation ri'ige over the eastern braneh of the Potomac, in this District Me. McCennet, of Ale., moved to lay the bill on the table. (yn this tne yeas and nays were called, and on this call tellers were demanded and ordered, and then the call for the yeas and nays was supported, andthey were ordered. Yens 110 nays 07. It was now 9 jvarter to 12 o'clock and the House pre- sented an animated and interesting appearacce The galleries Vpn ed © peculia ly brilliant aspect, from the nomber of ladies who had orrived at the House for the purpose of being present at the counting of the Presidan- tial votes Not only was the ladies’ gallery quite full of |" that interes’ portion of creation, but also one ite of the gallery appro} Ate maie animals was on tl easion occupted by the fairer and better half of man, be the foes there presented a great array of youth and BEAUTIFUL AND USEFUL FANCY AR Tl ror bd FAL U DF COLOGNE of JOHN 1 B. FAtco. CLES FOR PRESENTS. De Pre nd, joabway, ComweR OF Iw tee Granite Son AVE the: most 6 t Tal aE. to be fonud in the Chey conaiat — att ous er the ni “7 JACKSON, STACEY & SMITH, ; MANURACTURERS AND IMPORTERS of Fea Tock sive crowd in the House | As x) recriuvns fh oT, is the cass, in = No 18 PLATT Reaiteatip Stairs at f the Bees en! that (ftom she Albany | Daity) Kaicherbocky cae Been abl nd all oh them’ ete re rt.) 2 nor, “Stuns 3, 1844, HIS 18,7O CERTIFY, that Willard’ Joukes Boy xchange Hotel, having been ‘afflicted with deafness Tn oue eat, for the last twenty yrarr, an for the last year, oe that it was impossible Eusproved fndian Vegetable n° we (MADE BY A REGULAR PHYSICIAN.) ry respectable pornos of hae th juality,, at ohiahed ts dhe, Uri Thea ae innpo making the selections for aa or the ies without Siaiicase Fvaciodaeed ay Bea pis Com: forthe cure of Deafuest bled to state that it has areal te hes f eformation ia elation ne nai in ‘riahes for ILLARD JENKS ve follS Wing certi“ieate was addressed B.& the peties fre known = eat expense in time ers visiting the fully invited to call and observe the great variety SHaving Soars.—Of Soaps the follow- TES Genuine, poe? sidered, by ‘Are now touside TO ‘RAIL ROAD COMPANTSS IMs’ PATENT CAR BOX. for Rail road Journals.—' ie ce of Time” Patent © ia bag Tespet Car Manufnetarers roprietors guarantee ia without renewinj rts clean and free a| 3 box, and is eae oe reasousble care, being constructed witl particular, and ‘horeby ina great saving to Pati tal Rash of blood to the head. HESE PILLS are cu Thich ockerwise would lead Wicit STREEC, ioe i so, by Dr. Guion, corn « Co. Mt) Broadway and Pied: of Broadway and john st Nit ag, thon anes of bad colds ia eo wand you as an “ih of cin, er 4 facts 10 convince them of its, yale and effica- 1° years, and could I'parchaced ove hott @ printed by ep ter part of the bottle was applied, She was nearly deaf for k block, near Pe fos MI e hear by. speaking ver’ The tellers then au: mined said, ‘Phe tellecs ta up the votes, and Mr. Waren uve counted the votes tor Prosident and Vice Preshlent of the United Statea, and have directed me to report the same to the President of the Senate.” Mr Manaua then read over the list as above and announced the result to be, K. Polk, 170 for President. For Henry Clay, For George M. ‘Dallas, 170 for Vice) President For T. Frelinghuysen, 105 o nae James K. Polk and George M, ajority of all the votes, were daly Vice President of the United States feom the 4th March next. The Senate thea tetired. Mr. Cave Jounsox moved waliteo of the Whole. Mr. MoCexwerr, of Alabama, corner of jy and HO a, Fresuness a aa TO "3 subs hering'| in both ears was cpanvletaly. restored. my is now es Year since theeure was a those uterasied ay Wiles PRY It AND ze Cons rp —It wery; 77 Bowery: drayd “ 478 Grand at we oruelins Kanouse, of Jers iragent, (0 wor State by State, rmuualsctating them inany quamrity, ard will be x oe spore; or the ine wit idseae doubt one of the 2 that can befal ut ep become dea re ie Siti heal eae AUTION—Observe the written ‘Smith on every bor ING Si 400. auatniniog, and Leer aan He then announe Dailas, having a we are able to offer certai Lusi n Scarva’s Gil, And at the ene tie to uf, Grajase Oui do: ofthe great in he Pe the he folowing shor extract iron ¢ ip k in fe C gentleman in one of the eastern ci cares as well as in affording al De holesale f Fulton casts at Bs THE EvIXtR OF LOVE THE hou ehold ties! the he i PALDING & CO. that the House go into Com- ine ve oi in elfectin tain work old a 8 Mm, st) Atkinson’s iss thee, arms aud) neck |e ieee Wares Fo! moved that the House ada ue res but withdrew it tor the purpose of having a need Appointing 9 cemmiltos of two from the n@ from the Senate, to wait on Mr. Polk and ind inform them of their election, moved that the House adjourn, on and nays were demanded, but refused, journed by a@ viva voce vote. yap ait sah for see in lots to suit pur IBS: erase. AND CLIFY,) NEW -R keeps constantly on meut Ch aweion and og THE HEADACHE. Mr. MoConyeun ast, Car man ture, very fine, at and the House ad Wal venders, eh pws (ower ‘Water: 1=—Relletiers Odontive uma the ro world; rd, Ore Nook it Tooth Philadelpnia. {Corespondence of the Herald.) Puiwapetrnia Fob. 13 1845. Depariure of the Vice President elect to Washington Turn out of the Democracy Cheers and Salutes— Civie and Military Parade~ De Korponay's Grand Compliment Ball Washington—Theatricals — Weather—Hon James Buchanan, Secretary of State. James Gonpon Dawxert. Esq. My Deak 81x :—Hon, George M. Dallas, Vice President elect of the United States, left the city this morning at 8 o’clock, for Washington. There was quite a demonstra- tion made by the people on his departure, notwithstand- ing it was not given out until yesterday that he would leave the city today. It waa supposed his depariure would take place next week, and that notic in advance would be owt the slighest injury. husband om the wife— he her lord. Posed to the action of all clima teu Gretta ey ices, ke., FOR THE TEETH. very’ But Love’s Muixt Sih aoe boon And orn i with tiving b SPALDING & CO. Pan ‘hating cure a yey the ect gio Sjove Anouyne, a sale, pos At turos to ayes fair, aD a ae FOR aps Tomer Ulb * NGHLY SCENTED AND PURE And the fond pare of of Father gives Bal —His Departwe for BRONCHITIS | PASTILLES DE PARIS, (PARIS LOZENGES.) able, ata, and harmleas oigine, f recent yf tana x oe obeain ch Dr Sila eC * S alrsuosraliiten Genterumnse tial eaves bain n areanet the, poe rm et hair to the and will efleetaally preserve it from By sanivanstaon Uiesictaaw oad camps reniiee : ‘Ba: tearing o Haltord, that 00, 4 Conqueror meets ‘cg wnfailiog charm, ons, {avsitade and pains, ge wen trains, Are by this wondro Condit cured, aid ja health jusured pean Eaa oh Lul Frangipe aa s Drange leurs d’ital:e; "Bout are ay Miel ‘Ambre “Maaco vail An Vaail! do des i Rois; do de Canals bald. . Sands & Co. have ting the geonine Bear’s yrease from 699 Broadway, and by other nuted chemi Ai aveabilie ts in. town and country, ove medicine has been pirated which pee are cautioned sani i Uhe name ot our ERRS ES & HASKELL. Lu ol ie nerraene, Readers it indispensable forthe icine HM. oid by A.B. SANDS & Cl Buildings. corner of Chawbers s weet; 79, Fulton atree Broadway. Price 50 cents large, 25 cents small bottles, Letell who oufier fasts disease, ven to his friends, so that proper preparation might bo made as an evidence of the estima tion ia which Mr. Dallas is held here. not their good fortune that it should be so, and hence the litle time that was had since his probable departure waa open was well employed. An immense con- semble thia m rning at the Democra- corner of 8 b and Cheanut street, from whence,under thecommend of Col, Thos. B. Florenc: jaded to the residenoe of Mr Dallas in Walnut.near Tenth tt. and severally peid their respects to the View President elect, who received the congratulations of hia friends wath (he simplicity and elegance character. istic of the man Scarcely had the @eremonies tion been gouo through with, when Mr. Dallas noder the escort of Capt 8. B. Kin; h, Col. John Miles and J. appointed at a om shis grand specific ease, At Ninety: two Nassau. OTHER BrusHes—Of the greatest variety, 90 North Sixth street, aie ¢;, of all pauteros, makes ani adicine from the coantry, ,utup aud sent to any pat Tt was, however, THE CURE OF STRIC' Vv. N A FORMER ‘ADVERTISEMENT ON STRICTURE taken expkin 11a nature—the diseases sqhich were mintagen for it—its emusequences and its cuz also the fact that Stricture fr not in the feat aware of it. rumen suateent Fiat it und shaving Brushes of Veinet. Hse Tain Ereahest Dai ‘A.B. S. & Co. would particular! tauticn ot ladies and geatloencn to tas breach of confident that their stock fouud very complete in every va: ut AND Focxer Dae much pains was NG MEDICAL AID. nn SGHEGORY ‘at home, all hours of Fold stiget, next to AX be cre will find the a or evening. KETH! TEETH!! TEETH!!! T GREAT REDUCTION IN DENTISTRY | HE = or OPERATING OFFICE IN THE CITY — Tooth ‘brulee will be ‘Tortoise Shell, conceivable size ket hose, however, occupying too tie loading Room on private disease, secret habits, egustigutioaal b ta ding eyes ott this is the fourths eon! circumstances, balls w motte ‘one to judge whether be hat this complaint or uo, and its proper means of cure. ings it was remarl am of urine shou! inished, in a cuse of strictare; chit bad and jong eatablished eases, ba months and even lo of er rtoise ‘Shell tad Buffalo Foe! ket P Marshal, they proc a irory and "Tortoise Bhell and cures. The rice tion. Mor sale as al A ae No. 96 William street. 01 ner of Water street; 99 Fulcou street, coruer of Gold street 63 alker street; 180" Bowery 46 Delancey street. corner of Suffo! hoa corners of Chambers street and Broadway, and ab o Lamp 3 tore in the Sun Buildings, Fulton street, No. 136. ee ‘Pootache cared of ulcoraved ar ied. 98 shat it was by no means cota cured or ulcera anes Hits risen CH? Ragen corner of corner of Spring FANCY PAPER ke street; 77 Kast it necessary there should ie tie tention to the seat o| Pain, certainly ix now and then complained of, but, ied when mhammatien happens to be sti gard to other eflvcts, espeeiall: ed oc oe the ind and COLORED PAPER A BOX any thing, directi F. BODEN respectfally informs, sac! ohn Pointer, Guorge sealing Was am bold, @ committee weling held at Hoi erday Mr. Dallas wus conducted to a ba- rouche apa y four elegant horsss, in which to pro- ceed to the car #8 soon ae Mr is friends and the wnnfactore Colored Paper iu all warieties, at the old staud of the 1p, 74 Falton corner of Gold Y eaxea facta: ¢ a supeior article, fis wastotecs Ordars "will be TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN A EROCREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL. IE, greatest disegvery gary science it ment rally eetecea of he exirtence of tenable sent oe in cases Of ‘he ‘avariable and univei every y, inaaee, Of progueing tat ay uel See fully etabliched sed by Ae ney Blot De Rervons syste), mae ge) three ‘circumstances whick iy belo trieture, and, pps should never be fee tight of, ba bat ira fae belon, verigtare sa its more ‘advan lowing three belong 3, stecture | ip i 580 easily and certainly removed. Tue Manner cv Urinating, the toilet asi they ‘les appeared, cheers upon cheers ma rent the air, which with the playing of a delightful band of music attachedte Captain Lee’s company, wh» also paraded and formed the military escort, gave quite a cha- Paoter to the animeted scene. cession then took up the line of march to Broad ani where a detachment of artillery under he command of Colonel. John. K. Marpny fired tne Vice President's salute Mr. Dallas left the barouche ond perted with h riends, the abouts of the sssembled multitude seemed the most grateful and gratifying [ ever heard. As the cars passed Jown Broad street, the hand played, the mili tary corps of Usion Fencibles presented arms, the people ia their majesty shouted, and then separated on re bes veral homes or ayccationi ith the beginning of the The marshall of the military processi who appeared on horseback, and part he took in getting up the parade of his cor siderable stresgth and at such short notice. have been time allowed, the display of military would have besa of the moat splendid charact iplimentary ball to Moi ming at the splendid saloon ot the Assembly ‘air of the sea- ay and splendid taken altogether, in the extremo. to their ‘choice neat ot fet entor and now sole pound for shaving, brought ii to that perfect point uf perfrction, bey le to transcend. Th val wick seve Ta SL istieacuiea sgh for years pined in jn ebil the following 8; gaer; Pine “Apple; Vani ‘he civic and militai iy fied or areca, bet hes isto :—Sarsapari oe fahes, if tt should ates eae ua, not tae (rious train of complai t rant AEs fata of this Nished. | sale of ‘more than i held pn of ie ' only authorised oy ia i out of the city, the in- ee 3 Orgeat, 8 Ww. aatca he Coagraa Onin, eos ead chee phar, ‘Avon: ‘ad. ‘Bi luelie! fror ration seaci ed the, niche of fame nf Urea” has por has eny Shaving Soap received. the ‘es from the public press in all paits « away the palm at the ‘met ry should steal away, 40 wem, would afford ie ‘tron two can proceed ca little, this, trifling here again w! acai tot t atti done Ss eure fais Soria Water. Whi Seidlitz owed by, Sa en en to. ey the most penetrati iving, and the most delicious ving the skin as soft as dowa, and jady’s flat ams 20 alibe he rosrol ore k ds, , smarting scabby cl (elo ance that havea tan taneous creainy TFHENGH SNA HO. 65 LIBERTY “STREST . ind er atiare Se bcm aney feed hes ag wells Dy sner a Govewa Dies, Pala’ Bowls, 3 Seat Bankers, Cust ‘Tea flor, and Rich Decor = Tee Gad Chincolata Wane, Genk " anced of the bost quality, and se be ie ares re peed 9 te best cee PROFESSOR VAN ROY’S PATENT VARNISH. ‘HIS op ortiaren, for mich, two patents have been Eranted in Paris to Professor Van Ro of damnpress in all kits of bail keep cellars and basements perfectly di of nitrous humidity in those parts where ‘oy the of th. couvenisnee of djoats popposing the = transmission by mail, with ik ute Tange be Sages N, B.—Ladies calling for ths siete roe Indy in attendance. ni bs every case to stats how, long this may continue wit lacing Stricture, should | = ie of oa would whieh a]! know, leave aptein Li lit is due him for th hat entirel ce y, ing, 392 Broome street, nearly also sold as Bann ctaens Fi ee James 8. saineee yd retail i most ¢ Drug and Faucy iad eee the United ‘The direcsious.on every pot sigued C. H. in than thet a effect of Galera, same degree 4 every iain wes ty is sce com KEWARD.—CUKOSS’ SPEC! ihen potas ant ‘reuch and America e Saloon was filled wit threng of delighted belles and beauz; an ‘be scene was enchantis) oumber ufcuc chiefest citizens prerent, and of those mov- ing in our most fashionable circles ; and none among the. throng seemed to be better pleased than our estimable friend, Wm. H4Gatzmer, Eeq., the po of the one and Amboy Railroad Co. ee ive character and eclat to the delightful en- The supper provided by Farran the mort sumptuous kind, and nothing occurred to mar the general harmony that pre ning, Mons. De Korponay will leave have sr a ae, two for Washington, to superint on the 4th of March, os well as and permaneat enre, without a least re- ; oupouure, OF Chaage a ‘application to ba- quackish recommendations to prlpeles the fee dora not speak for itrelf, no one 3) paced ean be qi a res a single caseof recent ixture will vot effect a UNTERIAN perk (Optegias No 3 seh Ba nscale = D. is. whee pam fa. ofa nat SPU BURSTS DOr This medi tafely be relied on to ae cunt , is calculated to pre- of the sudbor m rts of the world, As ? ee) of mind avaciadly sora Ad is gael, accum} in or inconvenience. the pt a brow Poni the This isa aiseaoe that unfortunately pervades all rich and poor, matrimonial and si with a remedy by which they can wolves without the least exposure, in Fur coe stroys the action this horrid disease without i has began to accu- oS aay hindrance from hensive treatisesace’ Ise have es cach ee (with which is ee Cored C tenaly cure in all pony dayne low, 'ailed during the entire ey test ime ri i effects of dam! Order that they may imove that ‘ht on guing to bed w! ieee are afflicted, can be found at Froleator Va Van Koy oN tiles with fall direct baale Be a weeks whe somali cee oy nor 108 Broad, comer of 3 Mr pha: ‘and at dM Canal Ne i the Inauguration Ball ag for toa evils foes which instract some of the t the capitol ii in the beautiful Polka dance,so opular wherever introduced. tthe Chestnut street Theatre, for several evenin Mrs Shaw hasbeen playing with much success enactment of the character of Margaret Elimore, in Love’s breil has excited quite an enthus and I have no doubt the house will be erowded At the Walnut Street, @ and townaman, Wm B. Wood, nd is anncunced to play of the Provoked %, have a full house. H.s merits For tale on'y at Wm. Joho BoP caposite I Ly eshiaaton nireres = BN Main street, Cincinnati.” JN attends exclusivel: Wg General Surveery, wd ba fo that of the Five, Rquinting, s Gatarnat C COMPOUND OR aoe OF WED CHERRY, The Great Fanacea for all digenses of the Lungs aud ‘Breast. hi with Ast preted much and long - Kae eee PR REMEDY L~ oe QReegcomtianed iad estinan aside, eg Tine ing Sino i) HARD as recy UAL Greeawi m among the T ihe number of presruders nd i he Lm it pepper to Beside! en i rank as ‘Gradeat of Kainbarah, aa easy and has rom the most eminent Thy cla in Euro} Or. Physie i Sit nde rele Brae during her engagement. to night, our old favo: has his nume up for a beencfit, Lord Townly, in the sterling comed: and He will certain): racter well deserve ge again in the weather. From the mildness of spring yesierday, it has become quite as cold as any winter day could be reasonably desired. The mosphere, however, is clear and bracing, and much more leasant than for several days past, pereaularly to inva- ids, who dread the muddy ‘streets and el b; esudden ‘thaw and warm rai the morning to sure of the Tear Duets, Defo: ration for Squincing fe iy iuvariably vacate ference is given to ey are permanently es may be dispeused with. 5 Mercer street. DOCTOR J. HEINE, + Chatham, edutinues to be con- ranches of his profession Dr. H. lue to the haman tke Fe we rayaes Com: m the mosteminent men in of London, to Dr. Mott, of New York; atest discoveries c! , " " ce; of all the many fomPoneds her the cute of diseases Which after gr, not one premeey can he named, which has in as ‘space of time, acquired such unbounded confid nce Al ht the public, tnd hes bs ich has merited: DUANE STREET, ness salted on the various'bi will always give his candid opinion to all who may will never pre: See anless se patient is curabl ». by merenry tote ions Comeh, st al : wo eRe of the Olosa- yom ond usta: it that = that he eae only fe a tao an nige Soon te Goteaneg Sone ot his, with ease down to the offies, am h monde at Gy hag able to attead to x ck La 52 Pike Pose paeruct “Hie: hd ‘not ini more than four months. remedies: the hope or relief. boule iaheatin 2" formed such miraculou: 80 nba rated remy. Groner W. Hays was re} my children, ad I delicate diseanes, Member of the M ADVICE it seems to be eacsded here, that the distinguished Senator from this State, the Hon. James Buchanen, Penn- syivenia’s favorite and esteemed son, { Secretary of State by’ Presi ol However much we all wish him to remain in the Senate, where ke has reaped so many Jai pliment to the estimable gentleman is appreciated by his numerous friends in the State and Union His energy, talents, and charace y adapted to the prominent poat,j fou &e. a) felt 9) oa ‘a toe tha excru- i their jaws wi * moet tormenting and, received but’ Tite ots friends on such occasions, w: Pleased to know mae remedy that will never Lad y quiet forever the The Clove Anodyne is the best = immediate and cert he or pain in the gums perienes has 1d per ity "Pal ie ‘a Hi ate die Sie Consumption; which jcal prac ee as PRIVATE! DIskasEs. be fete aed OF, THE NEW YORK COLLEGE and aplte id for t a ical rt <n vibe rea ¥ 1 and geo qo rela, we feel the com, pst recourse Ps i tor ‘quinerouseertiicates of te which ee ple as omy sclaces4 as a tei ite ts wie curing the most islet ter, render him admirabl four years: standing, by, 5 gh diseases; we se fire tne dies without tye least be m business, make saicass tothe C thus avoided, i ty Terme—, a Kavce sa) Medicine pepe iT T Sales of Stocks at Philadeiphia, re 3;,15.0"0 do, bs, En way, anda few a sor that it ny be Glied nnd rendered as usefull as ever. pain proe eds frou the face, or from °F ie ce ths ar prone ace. wil only genuine preparation rosa this valu- ip of cea New York} regret haviag used it, and it may entirel: ease which is at Present threatening rapes in, Sari he aoe wa it Ineonrenee petto fight the [my aa ais around a tooth ee eee Dr, Swayne’s Compound 8 BANDS. “to. Drange and once Price or ech an ouner_of Chamber teat ow streets 77 Exat Bro ushout the United States. REESE IR Ne. 50,000 DEATHS BY CONSUMPTION, @ small estimate for the ca A ation of the Sold aleg at alvsy iy ists generally throug! m ON "A PLEASANT SHAVING SOAP dare of ARBAB ae CHINESE CRAM. FE NRY’S TH itleman’s toilet, bad ‘& new preparation for the ge prada ie wet PULLS FOR THE Bo BAPICAL purulent itch rin ¢ Nae w Ss ‘Albany, N. York aaron, Salo, a N Ee de aoe ring ery necessary (uty o . emollient, te cheinieal” combiuatrous are such as to soothe all the skin which ar apt makes a rich and durable the razor, and Tenders reader diseases THE LUNGS A And thelist would pres: au iofallibte rein acute ina muck wr Pie ah eo . 8. sie ARDBON, M.D, Ament. Lata MIXTURE FOR THE per stad duced ioe il oping groaned taint remaining in ain Chote system shor V, a8 NO persou can con: set ° tant t know that early alt of SBA USAR mites SHERRY, raisegvered or Woe man for nies. opin to oar koowledge ven up to die by ‘coucummpeion, set honor to announce iather softens the tard to meee it fe Day an Evening, for pata the operation of sha refe red a the following notices from persons who have used mdi remedy ever Lady: ot Mls el MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE. OR si her dae yi a well Lames ai almoat uma Gentlemen ave Themselves. md oy aatigie wore prepared ch Messrs. A. B. Sands of it apo one on ‘the best paseible terme with bis reso 0) id we have feit many, i the pat‘eut had been the reach of medical aid, but phon sam, have been '3 Krome cleray tea reorstl to return to her home, w with [<4 aig ‘cleansing the system Ww: 1 this bottles at $1 eaah, in cases of half seerally peaked Bart Haris f te Unga. "Bo Soldat AP SBN Ni. p., Agent. ONCENT MATED EXTRACT Or SARSAPS ARILLA, HAN ANS SAsSAFRAS, prepared by of Med ng, and Fharmacy, established for the suppres highly concer trated ounded, Dat is Moffects are d tion which is seldom eat am hy shy sition that we ever as ‘The beard of Hercules Mee ould warmly sscomavend th Drocvred at thepstore From the Yarkee, Boston, Oct. New rem prepare one of the best a 9 iz All Lessous or Rides paid f ine hour aoe on each Lesson or tide i £5 Bro lyn alee pi fod hour and half to Why * + SER net being formed — chem sted i RAVORITE aston ! they ean find a physica i—Howgs for Gertinmen fies ti fal } ;iNo Gendemen ndmitied during the Sense Ps are Le, 4 Ne anee hove lo in ther tes of shi ay ne no moh beauty, and, in consequence, the eyes of the members were oftener and more intensely directed in that direc tion than any other way. The atrendance of members was very full, but they were evilensdy not in any frame of mind to do business for conversniion was carried on in 89 loud a tone that it was with the greatest diMouity a singls word could be heard, either from members address. day sy House, or the Spei Secretary of the Senate brot ens that body. One of these wag A bill for the distribution of 64 copies cf the work pub. Uehed by government respecting the Exploring Expedi- tion, It was read twice and postponed until to-morrow for farther jeration. Twelve o'clock having arrived, som» member, whom the reporter could not see, moved that the Senats be no- tified that the hour for counting the votes hed arrived, Agroet Shortly porwarde the Senatora made their appearance, Pree dent of the Seni and House of met pursuant to lawe, for the pnrpose of counting the of. ¢toral votes for Presijant and Vice President of the United States He then sat down, and sf@ th laps: of about half minnte in, and handing a poper tothe tellers, said, * I de. you, gentlemen tellers. the votes of the electors ate of Maine, for President and Vice-President, in order that the same may be counted.” He then ‘sat down again. and nator Warn ob tg ‘ond read the certifi rate of the ectors, which was @ usual form, and declared that She voveso. the State had been cast for James President, and G. M. Dallas for Vice President. ‘who have teed thi ube er rousned amanschin— cur ia tastifying that it wr ude cone “effcacions Temed} ever ‘at Ann pettvet, New York. Sold be Be Cte is h che partying ‘qualithe aad confidently recommende = and may be ried rom an impure state rj the blood, ach as ae eee im, ring eae blotches or pimp! “Acard of address is requested erupts eeping cher horses at Ure sata Jeers tow the poey, or in the it his if thern 1 the School grati . ne head and t honss of tn yonr ease Bisa Sia Weatnene, broutiein cies ey vibe New York, have in all parts of the up tive meltdy. Mr» and its use may tenly be denomi jee haw sys the beard so as greatly to a liave the ope of ion of the razor in removing it, on at the C Pte! peculiar smoothness ant bet spOMinar 8 ieee iace a4 1844 E SKIVER OF ead | Shp as NT to the Act “for the Collection oft axea Y assed °h ‘i Tah, 1843 Syablie ec now remal office, on or oefore the fitseent <P one per ceat wil be charged) Rg spel on She Ys cnared onal Taxes to be paid to the Zollectors having been anolish- make it couveuient to pay untage to fo 0, thereby ORK HULLS orp vector = of the Uni wal er cy a, aD mi cm ben unt to wholesale purchaser. tes, pete 7 apa if Sarr ester TO THE NERVOUE ae pee HGEES: ge OE: na aa attain PROFESSOR oon foe ‘The present law requ cet ih pas ren ae (the ote will find ic great ay the crowd sud del yous to the pervent he be ob my peter Ofhies hones from o'clock, Sate te ote Be tatehe en sf veocmnen expedient, Pees fet indulgence ot ene of ay ', OF barreuness, if a dozen $5; carefully Ue TO TAILORS a= ote mal ora as crater of Stinemet’s celebrated work on cu of evi te new pal ory ote aos ae tains 17 eleg aa gee eer nh fone or tty tT ete ale heir od ICE Sat M Eee WONDERFUL DISCO’ WORMS! WORMS!! WOR y uae ney co neN FOR 4 ly ie names w! ying the ae withon ; Areas Rat cht oo Zwo cnx oats a 1 nareaoe We ree [o paper Me ae iamap—lwaed Batnzday momi: ides showid ake sina ry wont ‘unless paid tame oan foe an aprerbed Biren OLNEY Ate "Fe